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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

Because Of a shortage in railroad
coal cars. due TO the shipping de-
mands Of unusual prosperity, Louis
Vile faces famine in coal for steam
production, such as threaten the
closing Of manufacturing plants, and
may require adjustment by the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

On October 9th an order was is
sued by Carranza which aims TO
bring about order by drastic punish
ment OF brigandage Of every form.
Interference with freights on the
railroads, raids on private ranches
and other acts Of a similar kind
will be punished by death without
the right of trial of the regular
kind. 1t is a military measure
and is now under discussion by
the Joint Commission in their sit
tings i'm Connecticut.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

Every loyal Republican will be
glad TO read Theodore Roosevelts
Louisville speech on page of this
issue.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

Two freight rate cases of vital in
terest to the coal industry of East
ern Kentucky are in course Of trial
before the Interstate Commerce
Commission. The Kentucky mining
interests are opposing a horizontal
increase Of rates on shipments into
Ohio and Indiana.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26
Republican Meeting


Clay is of the greatest names in Kentucky, and
Bruus Clay of our county is noble representative
of the line. He has been the U s. Minister to Switzer-
land and is speaker who always delights and nsructs
The people of Berea wish know about the issues OF the
present campaign and every voter should be on hand
next Saturday
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

Il don't believe In signs"
Il do. make my living painting
'emL L"-Baltimore American.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

On Sunday an election occurred
i'm Mexico for delegates TO a con-
stitutNnal convention, which will
meet TO frame for Mexico a new
Constitution that will embody the
principles for which the revolu-
tionists OF the better class have
been fighting so long, and which the
United States has desired TO see
established. Following this an
election must be held for a Presi-
dent of the country.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

After January ist no person hold
ing a political position in Kentucky
will be permitted TO use railroad
passes. Even employees Of railroads
must deny themselves the privil-
eee Of passes if they want to con-
tinue in public office.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

Expectations that the Kentucky
National Guardsmen would return
from the border in time for the ma
tional election were shattered by d
War Department statement Friday
that no order for return was con-
templated.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

The Federal Farm Loan Board
will hold second hearing in Louis
willie November 2i, according TO an
nouncement Thursday in Washing
ton.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

Illiteracy has been wiped out in
twelve Kentucky counties, accord
ing 10 Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart. In
the last two years 10000 adults have
been taught TO read and write and
25.0O0 more will be taught this year
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

The Austrian prime minister,
Count Karl Steurgkh, has been shot
and killed by the editor of Vienna
newspaper while he was sitting at
his dinner. The Count was fifty
seven years old and had been prom
inent in the affairs Of Austria for
many years. He was appointed TO
his present position in 1911, and was
a right hand man to the Emperor
Francis Joseph.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

Myllng head. In the Farce islands. is
a sheer precipice piling up 2.2o0 feet In
height.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26
London Banker Fitzgerald Goes to
Pen

McCulla Fitzgerald. former cash
Ter of the defunct First National
Bank of London was taken TO the
Atlanta prison TO serve his sentence.
He was convicted in the Federal
Court several months ago for mis-
appropriating the banks funds;
took an appeal from the verdict of
the Court, but failed TO make a
bond for costs. When the time for
filing Of the bond expired he was
rearrested and taken TO prison at
once.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

BEREA, KENTUCKY
October 27, %, %, 1916
PROGRAM
FRIDAY NIGHT
700 Who youl
7A5 Devotional Exercises
Welcome
Glenn C Phelps President Union c. E. Society.
Joseph Wilson President Christian C. E. Society
500 Address Rev VIM. Dagar, Flat. Africa
Business
SATURDAY MORNING
500 Sunrise Prayer Presidents House South Porch
Visiting College Buildings
$40 College Chapel
l0l5 Convention Session. Parish House
Devotional Exercises Rev C. S Knight Berea Ky.
Reports Business Elections
Ills Conference Hour c. N. Shut Berea Ky
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
l:3O Delegates Excursion
SATURDAY NIGHT Christian Church
700 Devotional Exercises DR. j. r Robertson Berea College
zl5 Address DR. James Watt Rane Berea College
BIS Reception
SUNDAY MORNING
Gas Sunday School N Various Churches
HOO Church Services
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Parish House
23O Devotional Exercises
245 Institute Hour
What Can TeR
What Can Learn?
400 Open Air Meeting The Point. Dr. b II Roberts
SUNDAY NIGHT, Main Chapel Auditorium
els Model Christian Endeavor Meeting
tbs Selections by College Orchestra
73o United Chapel Service Opening Exercises
College Quartette
z45 Address President VIM C. Frost Berea College
Installation of Union Officers
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

Conditions are reported to be pros
porous. in Russia. Moscow is the
largest city in the interior and food
is plentiful with the exception Of
meats. Prices are high but the
rate Of wages is also high and there
is employment for all men avail
able. Many large fortunes are be-
ing amassed during the war and
feeling Of confidence seems to ex-
list. Unfortunately the decree
against vodka, the national drink,
has not done away with this evil
entirely for they are using alco-
hol in other forms.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26

The question has been raised in
England in regard to an extension
of the conscription law, making mill
tary service compulsory, TO Ireland.
The sensitive relation that has ex-
listed since the execution Of Sir
Roger Easement renders it likely that
such an act would arouse all the
anti-English feeling that lies latent
in that part OF the realm.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-10-26
Two of Riohmonds Public Men Die
Within a Week

ID. NJ. Chenault, after a brief i'll
ness, died at his home i'm Richmond
Wednesday, October 18th. He was
a practicing lawyer at our county
seat for thirty years, and for the
past three years was city attorney
of Richmond.
The following Tuesday, October
2ith, the city was again shocked
by the death Of Roy C. White, Clerk
of the Madison Circuit Court, which
Office he held two terms.
Both these men made good
records as public officials and thei
equals will be hard 10 find.
Oil Well Supplies Received
That the oil business is booming
is evidenced by the shipping of oil
well supplies by many car lots ia
Irvine. The demand for these is
the largest in the history Of the Ir-
vine field.
Roosevelt at Corbin
II is estimated that $4,000 people
gathered at Corbin TO see the ex.
president. He spoke 10 a crowd OF
5000 in a downpour of rain. A
special train from Gatlin carried
more than 1000 from Whitley Coun-
ty 10 hear the Colonel.
Prominent Railway Man Dead
John A. Fox, superintendent of
the Clifton Forge Division of the
C. a o. Railway, died suddenly last
Sunday. He started as a fireman
was promoted TO engineer, then tu
road foreman Of engines, and finally
TO superintendent OF a division. No
man in the employ of the system
had more friends than Mr.. Cox. The
remains were buried at Cynthiana
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
SraMnna in S5uipitaI.

GbcidlicBlmg pou @crtrloc 6. @lp-
crS mo Srouf 6. Gorilio in ci.
ncn aroufcn5imwcr Oes tSroufs
lin Squorc-&oipitols imter BE.
ionocrcn llnlItdnoeu, @liid-
litbe 2oiing elmer imcrqnidli6en
9lngclcgenbcit.
Sn einem ser aranfeu5immer OeS
5ronfliu Square.6oipitolS uno I'M
geiiein elmer fleinen Sdoor BON
9ler5ten lno @Grterinnen uoll5og ge.
itern Gormittag &oitor Grnit Sling
Ter sic 9rouing Der jugeuoliden
Gertrude s. MDers nit 6ronf Is.
Goriiio. lln0 no1ocm Die Gcremonie
uoriiber mar, muroe Der iinge Che
mann wieoer ms @efdngniB 3uriid-
gcbradt ipclBem er bon Ji6ter
Sdirm inter ibmrrcr, iidj mlf Oos
DldOden be5iebcnOcr glnlbulOigung
iibcrlpicicn iporoeu mar.
g9ie bcridtet, modte @ertrto ei-
nen SeI6Itmorooeriuh, uno obipobl
iie iofort ms 0oipitnl ge6rdht ipur.
oe, bc5ciduetcn oic 9lerSte nod ge.
itcrr ibrcn 3uitnno ais beoenflib.
Sic uno Gorilio iuoren cute 6rclinOe
geipeien, bis ser jiinge Marn iie Der
lieB. ongcbliH Inn nod SStaIieu 5ii.
riid5uteGrcn imo fir icin Goterldno
81 fGmpien. Gas MGOden oer5pei.
felte llno beidIoB, ibrem 2eben Elm
Gnoe 5u MAIDEN. Ni1tcr Sdirm pom
iiiomeftlibcu Eoli3ei.Diitrift bciiidte
lic I'M Soipito( lino 9lugobeu, lucl-
dem iie ibm gcgeniiber maHte, fiibr-
ten sir Gr6ebung beiogter glni6uloi-
glIng gcgen GariIio. SSebt ndh poIl-
5ogcucr GbeibIieBlng lit CT gliidIid,
OGtu er pciB, nm miro CT frcigelois
len umo ouh Oic jlm9e SSroil lit
aIiidlid lnO iueuu eS an ibr licgt,
oiirftc lie iidcrliH bitueu @urjcut
U0lIig gereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
Alumncn. y,antctt

Die 9Ilumneil &ereiniqlng ocs
oSt. Sobn's College pcranitoltet
am ~. SSebrlior Gin groBcs 9anfctt,
iiir meldes bercits oIlc Gorbereitlm-
gen ectrofien woroen iinO. Die 6clt-
lidfeit ionte crit an 90 SSanuar
itnttfinoem wuroe ohcr Ycri9oben,
i'm Dr. s. q, glpoesocr, Dem @rd.
liocntan Orr Gereiiiigung, oar our
3eit III 6loriou peilt, @elegenbeit 81
gcbcn ali oent 9anfctt t6ciIauncbs
men, Die glluntncn 8creiniglng
5obIt 0ur Set 325 @itgIicocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
sta6l eincn grirn.

Inter Der g[niHuloiglng olqeb-
lid einen 8eien I'M @ert5e bon 25
Gents geitoblen 5u boben mrr0e ge.
ltcrn GburIes SiloebrQn0t, Der an
giebt in Str.1747, observation-disclosures,
wobnboft 5ii iein bon @oli5eiridtcr
lllri6 in Der norolidbcn @oli5ciltoiion
oen @roBgcidiuorencn iiberantmors
let. Gos &crbor crgob, 0oB SilOc-
brandt 0en @rocerpIaocn bon Stoncs
moll S.Sdmenner, 9tr. 1922, SSBitc.
lod-StroBe, beIuhte mo 0en 9cicr
mitno9n @r ioa ipdter DerIuht 6o-
ben ocnicIbcn 5u ocrfoufcl rno
mlIrOc bon Dem %oli8iiten Stimbou
Ocrboftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
Bur er0ilen 9lrmcr.

Ssobn @ileu. 75 Sabre alt, Ser
brittle uao lcete Der orei @riioer, mel
rbc iuiolgc ibrer glcbnIidfeit NIT oeut
Deritorbcnen W2a0or SSer0naHO g.
Qotrobe IN Der aon5en Stoot befdlnt
paren ichico ou elmer Complication
non aronFbeitett IN ieincr @obnlng,
9ar. 1911 &oIbropf.S .StroBe, aus Dem
Qcben. Ger @eritorhenc utiroe 0on
sem Bil0bnuer, oer oaS 2otrobc'
Icnfnal peldes an Der arcu5ung
Upn @rpaomap uno goltimoreitroBe
Itc9t crrihtetc. olS Dlooell bcniibt.
S5eiuc bciocn graoer, g9i4iom mto
eicorgc itorbcn mdbrcno ser lebten
orci Sabre. Sr. 9iiIeO mIroc ii
Baltimore geborcr. gSdbreno oes
gSilrserfricacs t1npitc er nj Der
Union 9Irucc ino uo0m an piclcn
5hlcdtcn Ebeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22


Gem muiifaliihcu Snbolt Oes Bro
grommcS Oes geiirigcH 5cbnteu %co-
boOD-Hccitols mar ole &ilnIt Scr Son.
5ertgcbcrin uidt ooIlig geipadieL OBJ
gleiH Sruu Gaiols, olS 5ili1n Met-
cali in id0ner @rimcrung, aud gc-
itcrn bonn &ubIifim cine cntbiiioiti-
ide 9(iinabme iano. Gouproouttio-
nen un0 9lnios 5dbIen niHt 81 ben
9or3iigen scr &llnit Der Srou Goy
iolS. Sbre Eonbiloimg bin0ert oas
freie Gntfalteu oes Zones, Der bon
ciucm foIten al6icrncualong lit. 9lub
it0rte geitern scr ei0entbiinlide 9ln.
iab Oes Cones, melher ItGrter auffiel,
oo Die Sutonatiou beionSers IN ser
boberen Gage, iiibt INNER rein ipar.
logegen rpitroe mon1e Steae in ser
Ylitteaa9e, beion0erS 6ei Terpen.
Dung oes mesa ooce," iebr idbn ge.
iitnaeH Sic beiibt cine Itarfe Stimme
bon ouutler 6orbe, Die, onoers Der.
penoct, bon iboniter @irtilng Iein
tonnte.
S6ren beiten Griolg bolte Iidj 6roii
Gaials nit ocn 2ieoern frau5oiiiden
Gertcs, 10 3. 3. NIT Dem n9'gImour
DC moi. ghubert's .Sunoe Nonne"
uerlangt cine frdfti9e9lufialiung, pc-
ni9itens in Der 9ealeiting, i'll peld)er
man geitcrn beroebcns oeu beulen6en
Stnrm iuGte. g(ub Sdimtann's
GpfIuS D1Srouenliebe uno 2eben~
Oermodte uidt, infolge Der Iou9ia.
ben Genipi oes 0rn. Goinls am alo.
bier ino ocs D1an9els all not6igen
GontraIt III Ser 9hiiioIiung oeS gc.
ianglideu GbcilS ieiue Birfima ans
5liibeu.
Iie Sdlubgrilppe biloeten ctli6c
2icoer bon emmanuel Moor, elm pri-
tcntioies o@rethen", Gin oantbores
sc 9louct,~ oCbc S8bitc Roic," cin
@ie9cnlico imO n1be 2ofc OF SnniS.
lrcc" cencn ieOo6 oiih niht inmer
Snlpiration nnd5lriibmen lit Sic
fanoeu geitern cine quite gSicScrgobc
,Sron Goiols uurOe ollr6 wicocr-
bcltcn Scrporrii gec6rt iino ipenoetc
Dem 5ablrcid cridieneucl &ublitim
am Sdlub nob cine 3ugobc. 9lngc'
nebm ouigefoueu iino Scr Grnit bic
@elpiIicn6oitiafeit imo 6reibeit bon
iecer Niicttirtbeit ibrer Qeiiiimgcu.
Sic lplirOe an &lauicr bon i6renI
CSattcr ocni bcrii6mtcu Gclliitcu,
Noblo Goials, bcglcitet, Der oielcil
S6cl itets mliifaliih auSfii6rtc, mr
oab CT Cam mo iuom ourd idlIep.
pcuoc lcmpi ocn Giuorud ocs 0icocS
bccintrdbtigtc
PIN ndbiIcn 6rciioa ipicIt bic Sci.
GERM ssatbIecu Earlou.
s. q. s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

,SemcilS mH : llbr 9tbcnOs begiit
uen0, ncrocn III ocr n6hitcn 3cit oic
iolgcn0en @ortrGqe iii DeriGic0enen
3ucigen ocr @noh @rott 5rcibiblio
tbet grbo!tui per0ch 3iueig i3, Gin
MOOD 9lpcnuc nuo 6aDctte Strobc,
syrcitog, Sen 2S.SouiIor, aGin gtbeu0
mit ocu 8cnbtomn @oro" iSolger
Dlrauniep 3wcia IS, cjoriub sluc
itue iuio 1oolors5troBc, @lontng,
sen B SSonliar Gin 9Ibeno nit oear
g9rnBtopn @oro~; 3mcig ,, Eomion
lno Neaion. Strobe Wlontoe, sen "a.
syunlor, nGoliiorniclt" noR Bernard
g Gteiucri 3ipcig l6, Sseplportp
slpputW iuto Edrt Neiabts 9Iucnic,
IonnerItag, ocn n. Sanuar, r@or.
lciung votl 'Eoeiic uuo 4roio aus ocn
sScrfcu bon 2i5cttc ". Racic~ olrA
Sie &erioncrin 3mcig l2 Barre
uuo 2t. 4SetcrzStraBc, Donneritoa,
Sch 27 Snnuar oGoGfornicn~ bon
9aIior 1cg9itt W. 9enban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
ecin s8nnid, crfHat.

Der 81 Sabre aItc GboS. Spronf-
lin mllrOe geitern W}orgen bcr6oftet,
noHoen CT oii Scr Ercppc ser moro
Sitlidcn Boli5eiitotion cuqcIdaofen
mar 9ei Dem &erDor Dor gli6tcr
Dcon itcIltc CT oic Nittc, i6n ouf 10
9oge nab Dem GefdngniB 5u icnoeu.
oontit CT luieoer midtern wcroe. Der
Riatcr fam icinem @lmi6c nod) ino
beltroitc i'm nit $40 mo Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

oos obnc Jurdt Dor iiblen Solgcn &C.
trunfen merocn fam. @s 1T 70 gut
ans Dem bciten Ylol5 iin0 Sopicn &C.
brallt lsnO 70 uollfomnIen gegGbrt
mo 10 griinoIid selogcrt ooB ocr
idmdHite Wiagen nidt ongeeriffcn
miro 5eine leidtc 8rroouIidfeit
erD0bt ieinc bobcn itdrfcuoen iiuo
nobrhoften Gigcnidoiten @cboltrci.
DIES EoieIbicr. iSreo. goucrrit6miofs
glm2ricon @rauerei" &orioro 9IDcy
@louiment uO NiIIen ctr. Sci.
6, 4 q. 1ioint 95cruon 1868.
(Sou22) (9lu5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
Der 9iOt6c arcus-gosor.

sielmo oeS 6inal5.Gomitc's Seiro
6cltc icincn 9cridt ucr0iicutli-
dcn Goufbarc 9Iucrtcirlmg
iiir ole pieIcn pillfonumcncu @a.
ben @os @rdiiOent Sbnici.
Bcr iaate.
Ios grefutip-Gonitc ocS aroBeu
9a5ars III ser o9Dric~ III Ser oritten
Eejem6er.@o6e miro 6eute g5admit,
tag ieiue SdluBiibung I'M ocutibeu
Sauie, an ser @dc BON Qeriiigtou-
uno SolliooD.StraBc, 6uIteu Gas
ISinan5.Gomite belt geItern ieine 9(6-
rehnung uno miro beute ii6er SOS
Meiultat oes 9a3ors geridt erItat.
ten. 8raiiOent Grnit SHmeiBer,
oeiien gauges Ser5 bel Ser Sa6e it,
bemerfte geitern
o@ie ser in Elm titles Molicr az,
morienc Stein INNER peitere @el-
lcnfreiic 3icbt, 10 greiit ooS flrdt6a-
re &olferringen 0os in eriter Clinic
Sic Gernidtlng Oes oeutiden 0ieideS
i'm glugc botte, immer peiter I'M
iih; inO ie ipciter eS inn iid6 grcift,
Oclto GROCER iuerOcn Die ltetig ipah-
ienoen gIltigo6cu Ocs n1cutiHen Gos
t6en &rcl5es" lle6cr Die lngcbeu-
rem Sdpieri9feiten, sic falm aus
5uoehfenoen @eiabreu Die in oieier
3eit Ser SeinliuGlng bon oen pade.
rem oeutihen Gonit1tern uno Den
anoeren SiilfStrrppcn oes &ot6en
Sreu5cs iiberwluloen perocu miiiicn,
bcrbreiteu nur bin uno picoer fur5e
gcriHtc bon oen ShloGtcnirontrn
Gin mcnig Sibt. Gic groBe Gpier.
pilligfeit ocS ociltidcu @olfcS Itebt
in oiciern Gitoncnfompi oaf scr gIci-
d5cn, mon ruocbte iagcu nIdr1cubois
ten S06c Scr imocraleidli1eu @oi-
icnt6ateh llHiercr StommcSbriiocr,
0ic glGes in ocn SHottcu itcaen mas
Oieie &elt je gcicbcn. gSir Tclitih-
g(mcrifoner sic mir lnS trob oller
Edmdbungcu in0 1eroddtiQuHgcn
luiiercr 2opaIitGt 0cn @crciniqten
Stootcn gcgcniiber piel 5u bclulBt
liuo, I'M lmS ourh Sebercien aIler
glrt BON ser gctbGtisung inliercr
Spmpatbic uuo 2iebe fir Oas 2dnO
unicrer Serfilnft abbalten 5u Ioiicti,
f6uncn imiercn @cfii6len am 6eiten
on0urb 9luSorud Derlei6cn, 0aB iuir
10 piel mir MIR nerrlogcn sur Gin
oerllng ser 9}otb un0 Scr Sdtner5en
III TeutidIoHO beiiteuern. @iel lit
i6on geideben IN oieier 0lidtring,
ooh oenlg fam niht getbon wer0el
Iorum ocnft an 0aS 0ertihe got6e
arcu5 uuo ienOet ibm Gler Sferi.
lein Sbr Giu5elnen Gilre Sommliius
gen Sbr @ereine.~
SSn Der 9[usgo6eitcae fiir eiierue
Rinee in 8ureou Oes nGeuticbep
Gorreipouoent~ rdumen iebt Die Io-
men oes Gomite's ser 5rouenbunOeS
NIT oeu nod an Snno 6ciinolicben
S6mudiobeH ouf nno wer OoOon
irgenO Dclde 5il fauien piinidt, iol(-
te cS Oieic g9odje niht peridumen, oo
ipdterbin Die nod uorbou0cneu @e.
1cnitGnoe nod Ser Wliinjc gum Gin.
idmel5cn aeionOt iueroen 9lud f0u-
nen nod eiierne 9iin8e ae6olt wcr-
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22


Ssiro pdbrcno ocr STREET. ii6er-
ruidt lno ipriugt ourb Ole SEM
iicridei6cn auS 0cnt 5mcitet
Stodmerf oui Oic stroBe.-Gnt-
tom troe ioiort ouieenomneuer
9eriolaun9. soa elm gle9er ae-
weien ieir.
9lobOem er 6ereitS SiIberger1tbe
rnO ouoere @ert6Iadcn in GROCER
Meuge 5um @eoidaifcu 6ereit ge-
legt bate, muroe ein Giubreder, pcl-
der geitern Morgeu oas 9ogirbous
g}r. 1912, Sarlem-9loeuuc, 6cimil6-
te, ourd oie Sdreie BON 6rou s. 2.
@orreu ocrartig in Sdrcden beriebt,
SuB or IN miloer Soit Ourd sic @ob-
nung rounte lmO obne 9eiinnen Our9
Die Sdeibcn cineS 6enitcrs aus ocnt
5weitcn Stodperf ani bic StraBc
iprong. 'Scine 8cute Iicb cr bel Oic-
ier ciIigen 3Iudt 3uriid.
3lpei onoerc 2ogirgGiie, 9crrD
9. Gor imo 9LlcranOer Ericc, nabmcn
ioiort oie @eriolalng OeS @iubrc.
ders, ser ais Gin intcric6tcr 91e0cr
beihrieben miro, olf lmO qo6eu me6-
rcrc HcDolperidiiiie oui i'm ab. Grob-
Dem ouh bon Seiteu Der ioiort ulor-
uirteu @oIi3ci Sic bon Dem Sliiht.
ling binterlailenen @lntipureu pcrs
iolgt pur0c mo einc ,ciigc6enoe
6o6noun9 auf ben 91egcr in 9lu9riff
genommcn morocn it, geIang cs bis
5u Ipdtcr Stunoc acitcru nibt, Sen
Dcrpcacncu 9uriheu oinoieit 3il
MAIDEN.
Ger 30-id6riae &errD 3. Gor, ci-
ncr Der &crioI9er ocS IcgcrS, rpirOe
geitcrn Gormittag Inn If llbr md6.
reno Scr qlr6eit an oem ncucn Csc.
b0uoc Scr @oS-&eiellidoit, @dc 81.
bertu ino 2eriu9tou.5traBe pcrIcbt.
Gr itiir5tc 20 6uB ticf in ocn Seller
oes NelbaiicS mo nutBtc init eiuem
@n0delbrud mo ou0eren &erlcelu-
gen iu'5 ltnioeriitGtSs0oipitol Qc-
bradjt tperOen.
@e9en 6 llbr 9eiicrn 2l6cnO cr6iclt
bic %oIi5ei Oic 9}aGridt oaB iid elm
ytcger, oniNeincnO in id)rucr pcrleb-
tenn 3uitanoe III ciucm 9tallacbaiioc
Der @iel Contraction Company an
Der @omon0ion-9IDcmic, no6e Scr 10.
strobe, 6efinoe. Rum0c.Seracant
Auiru lmo Sergcaut 8prncs pom
norOweiili6cn @oIi5ciOiitrift 6eQo6cn
Iib inOer8iiglicb an Grt uno gteIle
inO fanOen oaielbit eiuen etipa 26
Sabre alien geger, ser ienen gla-
men ais Sobn 9roOcn lm0 ieine
9loreiie ais glr. 1907, S9ooopear-
StraBe, on9ab. g9ic es beiBt, Ao6
er Der &oIi5ei gegeuiiber 5u. Tcrie-
nige gelpeien 5li iein, Scr oen berue-
gcnen Ginbrub duf GoS Sans 0Sr.
1872, Sarlem.9lOcnuc, imternu6m
Der 9leger befauo iih III 6coenf-
liAem 3utanoc. Seiu rcbter 9lrm
mar bel Dem Syringe aus Oem Sen
tier gebroden imO cine Scr i6m BON
Den 9eipobneru OeS SauieS nodge-
iunoten Nepolperfliqeln hattie i'm in
Oos rec6tc 9ein 9etroifeu. Sein &opf
ino @elibt micieu shnittpunoen
aiT ioonB feline temporGre lle6erfii6-
rlng uo9 Dem Sabucmaun'i@en 9Iu-
9eneinen Soipitol erfoIoeu nlbtc.
@rlanbt es iein 3uitano, 10 miro CT
beute Dem FoIi5eiridter sum Ger66r
porgefiibrt peroen.
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0rIrarapNiidler g0ettcr6eridlt.

gluS 0en iibri0en @rnoeS gBettcr-
@eobahtings Stotioncu mur1en bic
iolaenoen nieorigitcn Icmpcrotllrcn
Die i'm $ llbr gcitcru 9Ibenb Derrih-
teIt herihtet
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SntmarOcr iOentifi5irt.


Charles z. Gpans, Gin 9leger, scr
I'M 5toOtoeidnguiB icinen &ro5eB
obwortet, lit gcitern in Scr Strai.
anltult bon Sri. Wianic Connolly bon
S1r. 2l7 toro-2ibcrtuitraBc, ais ocr
Moun iOentiii5irt uorocn lpclber ibv
am 6. 0e5cnlber bier piite I'M 8ertDe
bon $50 gcito6lcn BOT. SRI. Gon.
nollp erflGrtc, OoB iic ocn glegcr Ell
gogirte lIno i'm uadl Oen MobnIngen
pon 6rou ). 6. 9leligon ger. 3t4,
Nolano 9locniic, rcip. stephen 6.
SScB, glr. 1916, GonIonOion glpenua,
ididte, I'M BORT bier @iitc ab8uboIcn.
Der Neecr bolte oic Siitc db perenB
obcr oos gSicocrfolnmcn. Dor Olo.
notsfriit milr6e GornoaD bon Sen
05ebeimpoli5iitcn 0mn @orter ino
Guirf inter Dem Gcrootbt Dcrbditet,
angcblih 9ricfc, pcl1e GbcdS ent5
bicltciL geltoblcn 81 babcn. Gr mar
let icit iciner %crboitlng oli ocil
Hro6cB.
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qeAter san scr ariees6ilScr.

Spcltr iii bic leBte @eIegruOcit PIC
iitcrciianten ArieaSbiloer 81 icben
lucItbe III gII6aua6'S Gbeater sltr Boz
fliGruna BeIonecn, uuo oei liearcl-
Hcn SeIo5ug ser oeutia-oitcrrci1is
lAcu glrncc nj @aIi5ieu i'm 8iloe
iuieocrgcbcu. Ger Bilm ut ulttbeus
tjIn, 6ergciteut nit @encbmiguna
ctS ocntid) 6iterreihiibeu e'cneral.
Nnb5. S,cntc 9laAnittag merocn Nie
SiinScr oes sIIiscmcinen Eeltiibclt
g3aiienbmicS ocr gorltcIluHa bei.
WoDHetI
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ediifSfarten
Der gScltfricg Hcutc bur ciuem
Sabr.
%. SSanuar 1915.
(glod ocnt 8ericbt Ocs 0eutltben
(Wpuprnletnh9N

-. NSulllur lJlO.
(9lotb Ocn 8ericbt Oes oertlden
@enernlltobS.)
9urh Gritiiriullng ser fron5o-
iiiAeu 5hon5perfe Marie G9e-
reie, lpeItlid bon 6ontoinc 2a-
mite, fciien otc Deutiheu jett
ouCb im SiiOtbcil Oes MolOeS bon
ga @uIric in ocn Ncit-gIrGouncn
iciten Sub; $50 SSron5oicn ge-
innecn ituo A W}oidhicnoeiuebre
er6cutet.
Ole Socl BON SoLlono- SCR.
mibs2iuic felt ibrcn Ecrionen
mto Srodtpcrfcbr infolge Der
9bdtigfcit Der oeutidc ll.8ootc
cit,
sSn Der Siio guforpina nebmen
OieCeItcrreiber airbibuba iornnit
0cn bcberriMenoen S0ben lino
bciebcn oeu 2uc5DnaRaB; bic
Ruiicn 5ic6cu iitb nit groBen
Serlniten fIiitdbariia aii NtoIoa.
ma mio @o5oritto 5lriid. ga
init 1T ibr Gcriud, il 5icbcn-
biirgcn cin8uorilgeu geidcitcrt
Die @ciaulmtilrmaie Der 3cib
mngen auf bic 0itcrreihiidlm-
gariihe Stricgscnlcibe betr1gt
. N1inidr0en sos Nliaionen aro-
ien, 0opon 2t36 Nlinionen IN
2pitcrrciD ms 1iT0 MFiuioucu
III llngorn.
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gcridJt Scs galtimorer Nctter-
gSnreanS.

Ger 9eribt Oes 9ultimorer Met-
ier 9ureaus fir gcitcru Iautet, pie
fol9t
S90cbltc Tclnpcrattr IS @roo.
9dcoriaitc Icmpcrotllr. 40 @roo.
DeIttlcrc Tcmpcrdtlr .44 @roo.
9iornlQle Eenlperotur 80 @roo.
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Ger 6cudtigfcitseebalt Der 2iit
iunr S3 CSroo Inn s llbr Nlorgeus
lno 80 Brao Inn s llbr 9lbenos.
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,Siir DtorplanO ino ben 0iitrift
Columbia bentc tribe uno iiioIihe
gNin0e.