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100000 FOR SHIP PLANT.
New York Wen In New Enterprise
At Chester. "a.

CHESTER, Pa. April 25.-J. Howard
Pew " philadelphia. Senator william
G. Sproul III Chester and other New York,
Philadelphia and Plttsburg men nave or
ganized a new corporation. the u Ship
building Company, capitalized at about
S.. 900, 900. which will build one of the
largest s~hipbu!lding plants in America
on the Delaware River AT Chester. The
company already has acquired valuable
river front property here and let con-
tracts for a dozen buildings.
In addition To the new plant the COM
pany is to take over the plant OF Robert
Wetherill 4 Co, Inc.
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The under officer directing the fire was
screaming orders the cannoneers. bent
nearly double. their faces shining with
perspiration. were loading and firing with
a rapidity that was almost frantic and
vet was without n suggestion of panic.
The guns were being nred by ones and
tvos Two Of them had just been nred
when "A third French shell struck nifty
yards behind the third gun of the bat
tc,y It had passed directly over our
heads,
This correction OF fre-from $50 yards
to 100 yards and from 100 yards to fifty
wards, all in the course OF perhaps two
n,inu,cs-meant that IL that rate was
maintained the fourth shell would strike
inside the battery.
II did,
"Uun, gentlemen. run 90 the soldiers
I'm our party shouted, and their orders
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The jury is made up as follows

|. HOWARD NJ. PATTERSON. printer.
living at 2Oi Alexander avenue. rather
favorable 20 the ALLIES: Irish Catholic.
=. JOSEPH ONION. egg sa~lesiusn. 49,
East lfoth street, parents born In Russia
,. MAITLAND ~ SLoAr. paper manu-
fd'tut"r. Mount Vernon, ancestors for sew
ertl g"n"rutt"rr born In America. sym
psthi.s Inclined toward The Allies
I HOW ARD ". iEITCH. electrical
superintendent 49, West l.lst street, sym
pHthy. II any. for the Allies.
=. THOMAS !. TAYLOR. paper hos
manufacturer. parents born IN tn. United
states
: FREDERICK Is sEwALL furniture
dealer. Mount Vernon; born IN New NorI
~ sympathy. II AMY for tho Alii.s.
: + :. sHACtHNESSN. paying teller
Union Trust COMPANY: home, Larchmont
no strong sNmpNthies concerning the war
:. WILLIAM T. UTTER. retired cypress
agent, G22s seventh avenue: gentleman OF
leisure: strictly neutral
., AME e. McSHANE. manager 81
muslin underwear concern. 3l5 West
Twentieth street; 'sympathies With Ger
many"
10, MATTHEW - ELY. real estate husi-
ness. $40 West SeN euty ninth street erHdu-
ate Of Vale. ancestors for seven generations
born In The United States. no opinion On
tho merits Of the war
II. EDWARD J MATTHEWS. retired
fire captain, 3iS West Fifty-siNih street
bum IN th" United states. neutral
l., JOSEPH \. DAVIS. salesman. $50
East i25th street. parents born In ireland
neutral.
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all de.en.ions OF ships and goods must
uniformly be based on proofs obtained
at the time Of seizure.
TO press any such theory Is tanta-
mount TO asking that all trade between
Neutral ports shall be. free and would
thus render %nuRatory the exercise OF sea
power and destroy the pressure which
;hc. command OF the sea enables the AL
lies to impose upon their enemy.
The question whether goods des-
patched to "A neutral port were intended
10 become part of the mass II merchant
disc for sale in that country is one OF
fact. Quite apart from the conclusions
suggested by the figures, there is a con-
siderable body OF evidence that many
OF the goods which have been shipped
TO neutral ports during the war were
never intended to become part of the
Common stock Of that country. but were
carmarked from the beginning for re-
export TO the enemy countries.
4 Proof In sweden.
III they had been intended to form
part Of the common stock they would
have been available for use In that coun-
try, vet at one time in the early days
OF the Allies efforts 10 intercept all the
commerce of the enemy. when they found
IL necessary to hold up certain curgoes
of cotton on their way TO Sweden. II
TRANSFERRED that though the quays and
| Inc w-arehouses n. Gothenburr were con-
/ ves,ed with cotton there WAS none avail
ahl. FOR the use of The spinners in
Sweden.
..;rea, Rritaip and France take the
| view that the total ret imports OF a par
ticular commodity by any neutral coun-
try in normal times give a satisfactory
index to its r.uuii ements.
Neutral traders. 1t is intimSted. may
share in providing those legitimate inn
por,s. Bu, when the evidence is strong
,ha, the inpor,s are primarily to supply
supplies or commodities in abnormal
Quantities which very much
needs the rigors OF the blockade will
again become evident.
Great Britain advances facts and
figures To show that the blockade is ef-
fective. II il stated that cotton has
practically been stopped from reaching
Germany altogether and quotes extracts
from German slurces to prove II the
great advantage which the Union derived
from making the blockade effective
against the South is cited and the princi-
pies followed then by the United states
are considered practically Identical with
the principles which the Entente Allies
are following now.
MA. Ahou, n~lu,um.
The note ehds wan 'hls statement
Ills MaJes'! ; roN'rH'"e"' na.e noteu
with sincere satisiact.onr ,ne lnllnlat'oh
contained IN the c~ohciua'ns passases OF
the United states iote vi tne ih'eh''oh Oh
the United states 10 unneI.ahe the .ask
OF champioh'hs ''e '"'es''' '" "eu'r"'
rights.
Tue n'st ~ - :, No.
pro'okeu inNas'o" W 1919 - 80,
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one PRO.GERMAN ON
JURY FOR FAY TRIAL
Thirty-eight Out Of Forty
Talesmen Examined Before
Twelve Are Chosen.
CASE UNDER WAY TO-DAY


The first Jury to pass on the merits OF
the evidence in a case based on the al
,eoea Mats =, corr,, .v.r,. IN r,a,,
iii" VII" '"e All" VI "a"'per'"s VI pre-
" Nv arms ""u '"e
suPpiies 10 the Aiiies was seiecteu ri
4:i3 yesterday afternoon before Judge
Howe in the Criminal prancb NJ IN. Fed.
...
me Jurors chosen VIII decide whether
Robert Fay. ex-lientenant In the Ger
man aruv wa,,er y Scbo,, hi. hro,ber.
ih-'a"' ana fau' Daeche' son OF n
" Wealthy manufacturer In Germany, all
.,,,,;a,, 20 ID. ru, ..or. ...
~ ~
euiity OF u conspiracy 10 dow up mum
tlon carrying ships and despoii marine
insurance underwriters by such plots.
out of forty talesmen summoned to be
questioned as to their availability for
such jury duty .hirty-eight were exam
ined before the twelve men were finally
sci, cted. The Government exercised five
nara,,,o,, ,haua,u.. ,ts,o,.o ,i,h
ren h.,i. ,od 20 h. co. ar,on,iy nr,.,:.r,
.,.n ar. 80 80. -.
-. 80 -. -. ''
W =" VI NV" '"es "'u W.. 'es''u u.
spec'a's suitdple 10 the contentious Oh
IN" ueiehce. Az mat neith.r sue use''
UP all the challenges available.
n PrO-German.
,yho, ,h. ,..,,. ,. 10
nus -.
y,,n,i.., WI"
N'" A""'!. e'e'N y u ~ '"a|- '"e'e
was one pro-'er'n''h ~ the Jut! DON
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ON the hilltop too We had eaten our
bread ami meat and waInncd ourselves
against the bitter wind 10y a pull at the
aluminium i,asks Now the sun was
coming GU and the bits of embdnkmcnt
edging the road further tempered the nip
of the March wind. M not the least
fact contributing to our contentmenl
with the situation was the ~commodious
bitches mostly dry--on the south side
OF the road.
IL the French dId find us out the
bitches would provide no contemplate
refuge. Ia these times on" learns 10
take into grateful consideration u good
many things thit once seemed 'rifies-
such as the fact that a roadside ditch Is
not only capacious but dry.
Drawing ncar the village we had to
pass the six piec, German battery which
commanded the road. Coming up from
the village in the morning We had had
two minutes to sCurS along in front OF
the battery before II resumed lrc.
At that time the French had not found
it ana except FOR the danger of being
bowlcd over 10y the draft OF the German
shells as they passed over our heads or
having some mischief done to the ear
drums 10y tn. report of the guns, thsr,
was 10 peril in walking in front of the
battery II We made good time during the
two minutes allowed US. Even so. there
are many pleasantcr ways Of taking your
mornings prOineuad. than this.
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Similarly several OF the shipments
which the allied naval forces are now
Obliged to intercept consist Of goods for
which there Is. In normal circumstances,
d. saia 70 the importing country and II
mas already been pointed out In a re.
cen, decision in me British prize court
That the rule about Incorporation In tn"
common stock of a neutral country can
No. apply to such goods. Thu same line
was taken In some Of the decisions In the
United States prize courts during Inc
civil war.
Tn tho presence Of facts such as those
Indicated above the United States Cow
erhment viii. It IL believed. agree with
MS Najesty's Government that no beliis-
sreht could In modern times submit ia
se seutd by "A rule that no goods GOULD
Se setsed unless they were accompanied
of Papers which established their des.
uia'ion to AN enemy country n thss
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~ JAMES o.DON YELL BENNETT.

~ JAMES O'DON NELL BENNETT.
vERpuN BATTLEFIELD, End OF March,
Descending from a windswept Gig
which gave a view Of burning Verdun We
swung into half a mile OF curvsrg high
way. Like all highways in this tumbled
region this one sometimes skirts and
sometimes crawls over the round knobs
o. hills. 1t reaches its lowest level at
the untidy village of l.. A few hundred
yards outside the village II is commanded
by a German battery OF six pieces-an
uncovered battery saw for a few small
trees and branches Of larger tees which
have been stuck up In ront Of 1t.
When our party of fifteen soldiers and
correspondents came down from the hill
and STUCK INTO the highway we sep
arated into groups OF three or four and
walked two or three hundred feet apart.
This was to avoid drawing the fire Of
an extremely energetic French battery.
A. "A rule %cannoneers do not consider
1t worth while to fire on groups of three
or four. Hut a party OF fifteen moving
in close order presents "a temptation
that even a battery commander VINO ~
saving his shells cannot be- counted upon
TO resist.
Sc We moved along with considerable
confidence. On the hilltop we had had
the view of Nerdun cathedral tower
thrust up like a black finger from a lax
OF smoke. and we had seen the suburb Of
Belleville and For, de Selleviile. we
thought, 30 ;hichiy wrapped in smoke
that il seemed as II the situation there
must be extremely desperate.
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8rufer gi%insfampf i'm
Gpnneil 8lnffs a~RSitOrinm

Morgen abenb iinbet Der groB(
&ingfompf 8piiden Dem oufitreben
ben Soma Champion Carl GaO0od
BON anita, Sya., lino bent 8ennipI.
bnnier Snort Sen0crlon Itatt 9ou,
tiff SdIIane, Der beriibmte uno &c.
firhtete Siirte, Der 5uerit mir Der
&ingfampf gebu6t mar, muBte me
aen elmer &erIetltilg am SUB, Die e.
it'd In gbicogo 5Il5og, fem @orbdber
aufaeben. Mott 9enoerion Der alI
Iein @rIotmanu engagiert DurOe, II
In Dem Acknowledgements ieinel
Setmat oIs tiidtigcr 6ingfdmpfel
.befannt nno GoooOd ourfte ol'
gaiibe boben, seSe1 Oieien Stano 81
.bdlten.
Ser RtngfamaF berlprid)t, GuBerit
.intereIiant su Geroen nno IS mirf
IiderItd nidt an lleberroidunger
feblen. 0te Omaha uno Council
Bluffs anbanger oieies Sportes be
finoen Iid iiber Den 4rt5gong bic.
les 8reiSfompfes in er0Bter Aufra
gung; n1tilrIid baben it'd, fpie be
ieoen 0erartigen GreigtiS 8fpei gar
teien gebiIoet, Die joe ouf ibrer
9sann tpettet. Ser Gontpf Der
Ipri9t bpdtufereiiant 81 lperOen.
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prc5ck 9coen 6ropcs
beoinnt am &. OeS.!
genuts BET Ssutiden gOtidaft iuer'
ben ais 3eugen OcrnOms
men iueroen.

8oibington, %. gtob.- 0ah al.
lerbanO 8er3ogcrungen bat bic oellt.
l6e @oti6oft enolid bonn Stoatsoe.
partement oie auffotoerttng erbo(-
ten, grins 4oefeIot Baron 6hon
uno Or. goIocr bonn 6tdbe Der
gotidaft oie GrIaubnis ibrer Ee.
gierung 5ur 8ettgendtsioge I'M Bro.
seB qegcn ben Der grpreiiina be-
i9ul0igten frogpiiroigen Or. Sra.
bes gu beri6affen. Cine oobinge-
benoe Gepei6e lit iofort mad Gm-
pfang Ser Mitteiluug pom Stoats-
oepartement mad @erlin abgegnngen
un0 in ser oeuti6en @oti6oft er-
ipartet man 5toeriidtIid, Dor Dem
6. DECEMBER, Dem 8erbanOIungster.
min cine 5~uItimmen0e Antrport BON
oriiben erbolten gu baben. Damit
aber miiroen iif oa Die ipunoerbaren
Beriifte bDn neutrality-suspicious..
llIm., bon Ielbit erlebigen. SomobI
Die bettidc 8otinoft ME bic nt1te.
ritoniihe 9egieritna baben MIR Elm
geItreben, Der @ere6tigfeit @eniige
81 beridaffen.
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1lmerikaniic6cr
Dampfcr pcrienkt!

2onoon %. Iop. Ger ome.
rifont e Dontpfer agbemltug" I'll
nerientt noroen. 0erieIbe ii
.2lobos an8aben 8ufoIge gtgent1tm
Der gtIontic ono 8ocific Gooli
Transportation COMPANY, 26t5
Gonnen grob uuo muroe bon Der
Union Grn 0od GomparD 81 8uf.
faIo erballf.
Stem gorf, 90. gepb. Der
0ompfer oGbemitng", Der 2onoonet
@eel6ungen 5ufolge berienft tporoer
lit, mar Elm our6alts uncertainties
Sdiff nit elmer aus So Mann be.
lteben6en omerifoniiden 8eiaBung
Ole aa6eIoepeihe nteI0et mir, 6of
Der Dampfer gperienft" iporoen lit
bod gibt Die britii9e aomirolitdi
nidt an, oh 6erieIbe elmer Seemin(
ooer eirem feinoli6en Eauhboot
gum Spfer gefoIlen lit.
gGbemung~ nerIieB ben Safer
bon Sem gort om s. 9obembel
nn0 bate SonoeIsgltt an @oro, Dos
fir Sdfen ant MtitteImeer beitinmt
mar. 9aS Sdiff mar am ndhiter
Montag in @ernta fdlig.
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DentId1e G~ctpsScbcctc
mac6cn cincn MMsfaM!
Gridcincn Dor 9OiufoFt, fnpcrn Elm
@ahtdiff NIB ncbmen bic
ginnnidnft 0rfanscn.

Berlin, %. gob. Die 6euti6c
9%lomiralitdt melNetc Beiite no6ntit.
tag: Deutide &orpeooidGer bran.
acn in Die gioroiee elm tino eritie'
nen Dor 2oipeitoft foperteu EN-
iein0lides 8ohidiff, nabmen oeller
Mlannlhaft 9ciongeu unO berienften
oonn Oos G1tff. sic tebrten MI
periebrt nab ibreml Stitbpuntt 0li'
rid. aein onoeres fein0lihes ariegs'
idiff murbe bon Nen Deiti6en &C.
I6tef. (9opeftoft 1T cine cngliiht
Sofenita0t in Der @rofidait sui.
an Der JlorOiee)
2on0on, %. 9lob.- Die brttiitl
gomiraIitdt ncIOet, Bob Der beuaif
nete 5iideroampier Surbal perniBi
iUir0.
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Bdlt cs nidbt fir
11taMl> II. HloMenIem6e'

gocrett 9udingbnm General
superintendent Der 8iebbofe IN
SiloO omaha, ert!1rte beltte, er ba-
be BON ben BON Der 8egierung an
geiteQten 6ahleuten aus @baiC
Gorntp Die Nodridt erbaIten OaB
Oielelben Die bort inter Dem &iel
oufQetretene aronfbeit nidt fir Ole
gefirdtete 0taul. utO GIauen-5en -
DIE baIteu.
aus qunlas Gitb miro beridtet,
6aB sic bon 8auneto, gboie Golln-
tn, Qebr., oortbin eainnoten Rinoer
unter Itrifter Guorontoine itft0, bod
boben it'd bi56er nod feline 5Dmp.
tone geseigt, lpeId)e Guf Die Wtall.
uno alolten. 5c1de birDeuten, unh
ole 8ear1tcn Der oortieen 8i9bofC
balten Die aralItbeit ebenfalI5 ni6t
oaflr.
gieb = ~Gommiiiion8 ; @eidafte IN
Sii0.G maba 9oben Den 5oruteru ge.
roteL ibr 8ieb iolangc gu bebolten,
bis Die angit borilber lit. 5ettcS
Igieb fir iofnrtiqes 5dlodten miro
Iiebob nod meiter etneebrad)t uer-
ben.
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11tarktbcrid6tc.
Gofai Martt.

EtlebermifleIt bon @iutnsfp 5rrit Coz
Gtauser-8olg, aiite $~425-5.75; SIoriba.
Rite Say5o-4.0o; &abels, 3iite S475-5.25,
3itroncu-atfle St.75-6,06.
grapeiruit-aiip S5.75-4.75.
aepfeI-gorf 9nperiaIs, 8aB $500; Soma.
bans, eroBe 800, fieinen St,s5 per site
ganos, Sch $500, gsiatet gdtanaB. $3.50
per aiite; arfanfas aIfs, eEtrateiue, $3.50
per suite; g~trfaHias 9Ifs. fetne. 1925; gsiH;
caps, ertrafeine, $40, feline $t.9o Der aiite
acknowledgements erate $3.50; en-
perOrS, 5dner $t75; @SoIaeas, erira gut
800; iaHcb, 100; extra iance $500.
Observation-Disclosures S1.75 Der 9dHperi
aanias, Sob 1915.
aurtoffeI-St.80 per 8ui6eI.
@emitfe;-
3tptebelrt, ipauif9G Crate $500.
3nlc6eIrL rot aeIb, $40. Acc.
9omaten, auas, $2.25.
aobI, 8lO. 41ac,
Geaerte, aRi6igan, Sbb., 40e.
Seuerie, California, gpate $3.50, 9bo. 81.
g~tutebaeres, 8ib. PFC.
welbe, peiBe uao 3uderribcn, 8fb. 21kc
8~aitinaleH, 40. 21ke.
glrien, 8neeHo, $500.
greiBeIbeeren Serieps, GaB 5000; Soues
SOB $1,000.
aofusnane-saf $3.50; 8uselo $500.
5pnia, PAS, 1913 aiite.
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Dcniselcs tuirS als
Rebel betrac6tcf!
Seine ariesSerfl6rnns an 9entid'
LAMB i0riter nidDts als eia
iusrtlOier 6ebeH 9apier.

2on6on, 2s. Sob. aus bier
eingetroffenen oettiden 8eitungen
lit erfi6tlid, ooB Die oeiitide Negies
rung Der ariegserfl1ruug 8~eni5elos
feline 8eadtltna idenft, unO Dob,
iolltcn anbanoer bon 8eni6elos III
oeiitihe ariegseefnngenidait gero.
fen, oieIe niht ais ariegseefaneene
bebonOeIt iueroen tpiiroen. Die
&bIniide 8ettina i6reibt:
g0ie 8eni5elos &e9terung ooer
@ebeaion lit bon Gelti6Imo nod
nidt anerfonnt nor0en OeSbalb III
oeiien 9riegserfIdritng aud beoelt-
tiinasIos uno beoorf feiner @rtpiOe-
ritng. Sn Der 8raris aber ltegi
Ole Sade aibers. Die iogcnannte
arnee Der griediI1en prooiioriiher
Re9ieriing miro gegen uus uno bic
guIgarei f1ntpfen, itno mir neroen
@efnngene MAIDEN. 8ieie @efonae.
men iin0 GebelIett, uno bd mir oit
4riegsertl1riitg nidt a%nerfennen.
miiiieu mir bic @efonseneu als 9te'
beIlen ~bebanoeln.
Ger 3iliielSorfer @eucralnn3eigei
fdretbt: geniselos bari iid MIDI
etnbiloen boB ieine io%gcndnnte Ge.
gierung itnO feline 5ronttireiirs bon
inns INTO Den 8uleareu ais ariegsl
fiibren0e merfannt neroen"l
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wnitinOtcn iiber
Gnolant nid9t crbamtl
@eigernug, benz 0iterrcid.uus. Bot
idnfter freieS Weleit IN aeiudb'
rem, emp6rt @aibiustOn.

@oI9inaton, %. 0oD. 90.
eIcih man it1 I'M Stootsornt nidt
auf bic DisfuiIionen be5iialid Der
@eigerimg Der cnglti9en Regierung,
bent neiten 6iterretdj 1tngoriihen Dot
ihofter IN Woibtn1ton. @raf Tar.
noipstt freies @eleit 5u gorontieretL
einIuIIen niG, III bennoh aus uer'
ibieoenen aeuberunden Der geant.
ten eriihtIid, oob man itber oiric
9elinoe oilsgeoriidt, ltnb6iltHteit oes
engItlhen @etters In Negierlngs'
feiien obiolit nidt erboiit, ionocrn
inn @enenteit oariiber einpOrt lit.
Wion bate bier niemnls ben 5eting.
itcn meifeI 1ebegt, 6oB eng.
LAMB Die lebtc Mio6t fem piirOe.
melhe hicie ipit ben dlteiten 8eiten
i%iberfommene heiIige Sitte Oes 81.
plomoten 5ufommenben Sreigeleits
bre6en miiroea Gas bieB Sobn
Bun nod ettuos anitonosgefiibl 5l.
getrnut, mas 0ieier bod ihon lange
niht mebr beieiien bat.)
abeeicben bobonL bob man ni9t
9Intlbte ooB England ristiereu mir.
DC oitr1 cine Oerurtiae @eigeruna
in g(merifu gebdiIiee @efiible bcr'
bor5ttrufen (ooraus maht fih Sobn
gua nitts, iitbt gShmnr3e Cite" D
bat england nild ndbreno Oes gilr'
gerfrieges Oornuf %britonoett, Odb 0cn
@eionoten Der Sii0itooten fretes @e,
Ieite getpdbrt mer0en mlBte, pesb1lb
man elmer 8Rin9e GnglanOs in ote.
fer Angelegenbeit gafts iider mar.
R6gIid lit es. bnB iett Die Bun.
6eSregieritng itlbIt bel englanO fret
es @eleit beS bel ibr affreoitierter
0iplomoten b%edntroaen miro, mas
bis iebt nod nidt geideben mar.
Sn Regierungsfreiien meiit man
oorauf bin, Dab England Dem Oeut'
Iden 9oti6ofter, @rdf b. 8ernitorff,
Der bei'm ausbrub oes Grie9es IN
8etti6lano por, freies @eIeit ae.
mdbrt babe. uno lit Ser anItht,
Dab ENGLAND MIR mill, Dab Die Ser.
Stuoten Inn ireieS @eIeit fir Gar
nomsfi Oireft einfommert, I'M nod
Der Meinlnia Ser brttiiden Regie.
rung Ole gnnOesregierung mebr Oa.
5t All perpflidterb fiir 0ns quite
8erbalten" 0eS neuen 9oti6afters
ein5ulteben.
2ie enaliide Geaieruna, 10 baibt
es, lit NIT ben gemiibungen Der
Ger. Staaten itre gt%elttrolit6t be.
siigIid Der unltriebe Der 0iplomoter
Der 3entraImddte bter3ulanoe alif.
redlt BIZ erbalten, nidt 3uirieoen
(9u frieait Sic Motteu.)
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D~crbamSImn0en
Scs porItanHes!
Gin i%ueitcrrr 8cridt iber bic BON
aeidaftsfRbreuOru aiEidnk Ses
Nationnlbnnoes getnue Arbeit.

@eitern brodten mir einen fitr5ett
geritt oeS observation-disclosures iiber
Ole Sibung oeS 8oritonoes 0es gta.
tionals gunoes in 4ittsburg. Seitte
f0nnen mir unieren 2eiern eine1
duBTaDrIiden gcriGt uaIares Spe,
8ialtorrelponoeiten unterbreiten:
gtttBbure, ga, 2S. Sob. Der
aei61ftsfibrcnbe gusifub oes
Observation-Disclosures gtotionulbim.
oes belt belite i'm oelti9en &lub
cine 8%eriammInng ob. 9as aomt.
fee iest iid aus Den @eanten oes
g1ttonoIbim6es iin0 ben &rGitoenten
ser beridiebenen StuutsperbGnoc
siiamuten. Gie ~oloemeinen &on.
bente iin0en ole Slpei Sabre itott.
SO tparen iiber 30 gertreter anne.
ien0. aoolpe Simm fungierte oIs
Sefret1r uno Reinbar0t 1luri1 be.
griibte sic 4npeIenben i'm Ramer
oes alegbanp Gountb 8tpcigea. s.
g. Sirid bieB ite I'M Rarten oes
Deltihen &Iltbs ufl6 Der 8ebolfe.
rlng BON YittSbur1 miafommeit.
Der 9eriht bon Sobn Tjarts bon
Baltimore, Sdubmeiiter oes Griegs.
neutrality-suspicious., lieb crtenncl,
0oB $500 900 fir Den llnterItiituna
Der Observation-Disclosures beigeItelleri
murOen. 8eitere geridte erItotteter
Sulius Roerlh bon ct. Paitl
grof. Geo Stcrn, Milnuitee; Ser
man JcIinaer, Glebelono, g., 8m,
@0enborn, Retu Orleans; @uItnr
g. sipta, @ilmingtorL Gel, SO.
Iepb Seller, indianapolis, Srto.
Sobn Ria9el, 8iIhin9ton, u. 8.
6anf6aenI, Baltimore: Sobn 9.
0}oper, 9biIooeIpbid utO goiiI Sc.
brat, gitminqbunt, 4lo. Die Ser.
tteter anoerer Stdoten betidteter
itber Sic Gr3tebungStdtigfeit in III.
rem reip. Staaten, iiber Die fort.
ihrittlihe @eict1ebnna, tpelhe be.
fiirlUortet tuurDe un0 b~eion6ers ilbet
Sic oufgefpatoten 8emiibunger
sfpeds 60roerung gutter 8iir9eridafi
ourd Neutrality-suspicious. utf
Ole 8erbfeituna ameritanii6er Soc.
ale unter Der eingepnnoertefl ge.
b%6Iferung, iiber @riin6ung zines IL
terariI6en 8ertetoiguhgsatsi6 Duff
INN Die nerbreiteten Srrtiimer it
Siniidt auf Die 3iele unb 3meft
bes 9ationolbnnoes at forregieren
1etIpoufee nirb I'M n1hiten Sabre
ben Nationauc npett erbalter, Der.
ielbe finbet pom 20. Ropember Biz
einidlieBIid /. 9eBentber Itdtt. Ser
8orfis fiibrte @eorge Seibel, 8itts
burg. Sic 0elegaten bei6loiien, Ell
men aran5 nltf Dem @rnbe bon s
6. gIoeoeL Der 9r1ii0ent oes III
Iegbanp Gounto 3meiges lDor, ME
oer3ulegen. 6ernerbin buroe be
fannt gegeben, Dab oas 81 Gbren oei
@eoriinoers bon @ermantoipn
Grans Daniel GaItoriuS, nit einerr
aoItenaufmano bon $4,000 81 et
rihten6e Monunent om %. Na
1917 entbilQt neroen miro.
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BGnSitem MAIDEN
etne rcidts BeMte1

OF. 2ouis, @lo., 2s. Nou,-gier
gan0iien eridicncn beite 81 friiber
M~oraenlhunoc ploblid in einem uur
3rpei glod BON scr 4oli5eiitation ge-
leernen aobotett, in Incident IT'D
90 Mdnner uno 5 8rauen befan0en,
lut6 rmlbten Die gauge @eieaihaft
aus. Sic erbeuteten Qiamauten i'm
8ertc bon $1,000, cine 3oidemibr
i'm 8erte bon $3.50 un0 ST5 Bar
qel0. Ole 8an0iten entfomen.
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Cute bis bette Sellers 6.50-1.50
Suite bis bette aiibe 6.50-7.25.
0titteImdBigc aiiDe 5.75-660,
@ap0bnllhe 4.25--5.7 rs.
Gtoder8 un0 6eeoer8, bette 6ee6.
er8 felt, oaOerc iebr loneiam. =
5draler Iith benabri6tigt NOR
Sen, moglidit meftige Stoder6.
uno Seeoerse 5enoungen gu mo-
den, biz Ole angelegenbeit Der
Oeaul- un0 &ldnenieu6e erleoigt
iein miro.
8ceoerg, CUTE bis bette, $50 his
500.
@2ittclmGBigc 6.75-7.5o.
@em6bnlihc 6.00-6.75.
Stod Sellers, quite bis bette 600
bis 7.15.
5tod aiibe E.00--6.50. -
Siof a1Ibcr 6.00-S.00.
Seal &0lbcr 100000.
Bulls uno Stays 5.50-6.75.
Bologna 8ulls 5.00--5.50.
5dpeine--3ufltbr 10000.
Dtorft 10--15e nieoriger bis 81
25t ~niebrigcr.
0urdI9nittSpreiS 9.50-9.85.
S6diter Greis 1000.
S6afe--3ufubr $4,000.
6ee0er 2dmuter fet.
2Gmmer 11.40-12.15.
@efiitterte 21mmer 1900.
SGbrlinge 7.75-9.75.
6ce0er Sabrlinge 7.00-~8.00.
g8io0er 7.O0--S.75.
M2uttcri6ote $50 800.
@cfitterte Ialtteri9afe To- i5C
bober.
6ee0er Mutteridafe 450--6.50.
6eeoer 9Gnner 8 75-11,00.