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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Gicnitaa, ocn 10. WIr5 1910.
TdJt Seitcu,
llnicr SdJulratbs. sanooclmuobcl."

SClt Nodcn bCrritt llnltimmig-
felt I'M Shulrntb unicrcr Stdbt.
Sebr 5llrl Sdoocn ser S6ulen, in
mcltc Der @oocr nltd) bincingetrogell
miro. Gna (roltrigc bel ser Sahe
1T 0oB ea iid) I'M @rlmbe Nenommcn
nlht 10 ic0r I'M Erin5ipianfroaen
5ltrn 9citen ser 0ficntlidcn Sd)ulcn,
lollOern mebr I'M perionlihc Nific-
rcr}cn I'M Shllrntb iclblt bonbelt.
lln'crS dylilmcien lit ober piel sill mid.
tlg. OILS 0aB c5 ulltcr Dem Na0cr iibcr
pCrlonlidc Nbneiglnlen lci0r1 0iiri-
tc. Wer i'll Sdlilrutbc Die Sad)c Der
offcntlldcn G%r6icbunga N~nltoltcll
nldt ilber por8cfaBtc pcrlonli4e Wcis
mtngcn un0 Nlniidtcn ite1en fam
o0cr lOil, Der Iolltc bna Amt nieocr.
lcgen. Ser Sdu,lratb lit 5um 8pDlc
Der Sd)llen o. 5u nifts nnoeres.
limo bon Wdnnern bcnen ooa itGoti-
Idle SdilImeien ~rrlterltellt lit, bari
criportct peroerL Dab lie Elm giitcS
@elipicl Dingebcnoer Filittcrfiillnng
gcbcll. llnlcr Sdllhueicn bat iid in
ncn leBten Sabrcn g%ehobcn. Is mar
obcr olld) icGr riiditdnoig nno itcbt
belttc nod llid)t ollf Der &06c, ollf Der
cs ltebcn t0nntc llnb ioIltc. Gle
Sdlilh 0arnn lit o~lcroings Dem
Sdulrotbc nidlt olli3ubilrocn, ocnl
F00ngogcn inn III ocntielbcn gar
nld)t ncrtrctcu. Chs lit cin GROCER
llcbclllonb. Nbcr ca id)cint bier pic
InIid)t por5tbcrrid)cl1, onb III Sra.
gen 0cp llntcrrldlta icocr competent
III. go iucrocn Hebrbilher iiir idspc.
res Wcl0 cin0ciilhrt, berclt llntcr.
lidltolucrtb nidt Den pnoogoaiidcn
Tnforocrutacn nuiercr 3cit cntipriht.
Sic Schrcr, mcldc oicic Nild)cr 5l
gebrnlld)en ba6cll, mcrbcll llid)t nm
ibr llrtleil Neirngt. Ger Sd)nlbii.
Gcr Cruit lGbt Die Moarc fo6ri5ircll
mo Der Scrrcr hat tic par Srbrc oe
V|l'tl 81 %gcbrnld)cu. Sn Den Sd)ula
ratb gcborcn and Edoogo9en. 9ua
1T bis icbt iibcricbelt lporben.
Is miro ltctS bebnllptct, ooB oic
Tolitlt aus nnlerem Sdylllpclelt ans.
1ctrlcbcn lunrocn lei. Bic iogenoml.
ten Woro : Eolitifcr limo ircilid) Der.
ans, obcr Die Eolitif ilid)t. Tie Eo'
litifer iii Der StaotbaIle ilben ibrell
GlnflllB nah mic Dor. Sic lpeilen bic
GrnennltItgcn be9 Mtapora 5llrild,
lld)t ans lod)lidcn 8riinocn, benz,
III lllierridlta. lul0 G%r5icbullgS- Sra.
gen lino Die Scrrcn Saicl1. llno nllll
gar 9crid)tlid)c G%ntideioirng iibcr Die
Grncllr1gcn ul,6llrlllelr, lit cin lin.
bling. Ganllt iuirh nllcrcm Sdrll.
iucien ldled)t gcbicnt. Ger Mnpor
lonte ooa moGlid)it bette Motcriol I'M
Sd)lllroib pcreinigcii mo i'll Stobt,
ratb loltc man linn babel feline Sil'
o~crnilic III ocu Neg legcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
@olfsSahlnna nno &plfsucrtrctnna.

EieSolfS51blum9 I'M uGdliien 9lpril
biloct Die 0runologe iiir cine Ser.
mebrlnlg ser GonareB . Tiltriftc mo
Der Glettornlltimmcn IN ocn pcrld)ic.
bcnen Staatcn. Had) Der Geriniillng
eltfdlt alii je 10000 Gimpotner cir
Gongrcb Superintendent. Sn einrm
Sahr6cbnt iinbct natiirlid) cine gro.
be SerId)icbung Der 9cpolferi1nga5ii.
FER itott. Mehr ais ic lit boS i'm lct.
ten SobrSebnt Der Snl 9eluciel,. Gle
8ertrctun9s5iiiern fir Den nGhitcn
Congress meroelt nlio BON Den lesigcn
mcieuilid, oerldieoen iein. los Gen.
trum Der bidltciten 9epolfcring log
ltad) Der lester %olfsS1bllng IN oell
norblid)en Central = Stuotel,, iino
es berriht Die IniidJt. boB olid) Der
@citen biesmol einen ~beionbera gro.
zen 3uiund)s oil Gengreb 8ertre.
tern mo Gleftoren su pcrSeid)nen bo-
ben miro; bnb Die brei meitIid)en 81.
itriftc bes Sonoes. Der Wittelipelten.
Der 5beil mcitlih pom Miiionri mnN
Ser fcrite @eiten olird) ole Golfs5db-
lung cine ganj erbeblidc politiifc
Misunderstanding geruinnen lueroe.
2ubei bleibt abcr 81 beoenfei,. oab
BON Dem liarfcn characterization
Der lesten Sebi, Sabre Der groBte1 bell
in oen Cif Sfnaten aeblieben 1T,
pabreitp ans perIdieoenei lpeitlid)crl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
grfGnntmadungeu
StnntiidIc NrmcusN eburee.
Inter cpurtcmcnt.
~.,nxoIs.x - fS;tn khoritfpS

SUpEIuklUte " WV NUuiiiN'' .-.o
a,.r,,., gap &t { Sf 2,5 { :; ..'dr ar lslGi
ior Guai ir sap gicp @inlum," n@oretit!t az
Die ,gpnrb OF ehunrSs of Baltimore cum"
nerocn i'm Nilresti oes siaot.oie9iitrators.
Ratbhuu5. Baltimore, Wtn.. bis llbt Sot5
miituq5 am Wiittuodl, ben %. Ntdr5 1910 enls
gegcn pcrpnllHcit fir Die Eteieri1g BON NnDlth
an has Gan @ieW Aini iilr bGs nit Dem IL.
slpril 1910 bCpinItcHoe Subr, ninllt6:
1880 Ipnucu 9ituminDic,
300 EuuMen 9mthrnctte,
200 Suuuet Sulbpri.
Im NuO Ntclu NfDl GbIullelerll.
g%lnpcbpie Fir reip. Sttuntnpie. anthracite
nno Suuburp SoBlen milien mo fueroell niS
%ieparate mo perlticoe1e Ir9eOoie oeDalloel!
lucroell.
9n9e6otcn iir Situminuic SpIien nlB Elm
beaIaiibiatcr Gbcd oes Yicters tiir 5000, YIN
pcboten iiir Mu.hrueitc mo Snnburp .NobleH
Gin Gbed oes Vlctcrs lit 100 ocs ~ab9elhdBtet
Yetraas oes Gputrdft5 aii Srbrc oee MsaDor5
mo Staoiruibo bon baltimore ~het9etl9t .'Gtrl;
be'ugte Gbcds %rriiiicn nif cine Gleartli8 Spulc
Nanf ac6OqeIi ttin.
Grioiercibe Ingcbptiteuer miiiiel in Der 9e'
briuhIthcn 6orit @itrgldn1i llcllell onr1 cue
ucccpttrbare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sur oobe
oes nCrdrihlagtcn Gcrirditpreties.
Die Gontrnits 8et0roc bcbdli lib oaS Hedlt
Dor, irgeno eiIl uilb ale Nngcbpte ju pcr1uer'
len.
Gpesifiiatioren lbnner i'm @an &ieu Afg..
RQtbbQu9s9 ,nner, 9toro = 9agFStrabe, crlan9t
2amar SoiDoan,
superintendent.
GcnegmiBt.:
:. 9arrD Diabpui,
0ytiioent Der SoniruiisSeboroe.
CWtir3t0-12,14-19,2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Warncrctta SdrucfCr.

IS iinrb an II. Mtdrj rGt fur6cr Nrnnfbcit
Wiaraerciia sdncicr, in Il. Etbcneinbrc, SSiii
GecrpiaHng iiroCt non ihrtr leBier 2Sobnlira.
Nr. 5t2, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus an
Hpnneritag, 4. Qiir5. > lhr 9iddnr. itutt.
lulo iulNtcit Eli Dem Batter nan
Sn'a iicic title ShlltQcnuh,
2&o ulic Sdlncr6cir cilhci.
geo ippbl. ~9ciicbitS Winticrberi.
2Sic idipcr ut infer Yhfhicbsthnler6,
2&cri mir nur 6lbc iinoft.
Ci-@7G 2lpT ihrcn VinocrR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
8curec Etcbcrtll.

IS iiurb am II. Mdrj 1910 mao fnr5er
arorfbctt @eurue eirncrtn, G~eliebtcr @dtie Der
neriturbeucn Giiinbeib H%iebcrtb. i'm utter bon
~ SuDrert. Sic 9ccroiainG ti1oct Sicnftaa,
Den -. WlirS, SIS WtorRcl5. bon ieircr lettstl
lSobuurg. Nr. 23I, Glib Suucan'Tncn, aus
iiutt. mo ndn, lIan Der q. WItdaelsa&irhc,
100 cine ieicrlide Hcduicns Nohircie ifir ons
Sell ieiiler Secle I'M 8 u0r ceIcbrirt miro. Bet
ieturn nuf Dem 81. grIofers 5rieobpie, Ser
iudnbte uno 5reiiHee Der 5ar,ilie iiro adj
Iuinsnnn rilnclnneu. CPD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Wcgmc Gfitciu.

IS itGrh pl5piih ,put 10, Mi1rj 1910 @curae
Gdieip, CT Sabre an. Sic @eeroiarllg fiItoct
am Tieniing, ben Ia. 9RdrS, 9adhmiildge iinI
. ltbr. bon 8. Soed d suns' Scifrnbcitatter'
(Strbliiicmrut ans itltt. G3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Ehnrlcs M. Mcinhnrot.

G5 iturb am a. mars 1910 nm G.i1 llhr
giudniliu13 nab lilgercm Heioer IN IclHcr
9So6nuu9. Mr.. 9, Gurn'F attcriun Rart'N pcnrr.
6hnriee 0t. Geintarot I'M At. Hcbenstnbre, &c.
lieptcr Sntic pon @oiib H.. ItEo Sobt oca Der
i%iorbercn WeIdiur Reinbarot. tSplpntll9tolrL
Ea., lino GaIoert.G ountn, Wlo., 3ettllngen itlto
bDflihii gehetell. i'll copircn. Sic 3eit Der pc
rrhinunn mirb fnhtcr nlINCiClat. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

iefretQr bot 81. Eilcger ba5n grotte
Iirt, Dab or rlod) uit)t 10 lief gcilnten
lei. iuie id). Sd) CLAUDE, mir tonncn
oo3 cIiGBiide GoIf rllbig Ouriiber III.
tbeiIen loIicrl, rper ppll inns ticIer &C.
iunfcn lit, Der Stant&iefrctdr oEcr
id,.
llntcritootSiefrctGr WnnOcl: SD
hoItc Is inter mlcincr gSilrOc, OH Die
Ncbnlptun9cll beS Nbgcorbnctcn
&rcib 5u oltmorten; oenn lie entbolr
ten Ocn Sorluuri bcS Sreltbrnds,
Der GcIonic gcNcn mcinc Sorgeict.
ten, &t iib%crIaiie cS Dem llrtbcil ocS
&olliea, Oh Die Sro9c nidt cine M
crb0rte @cleibigling in iif iflicBt.
NbNcoronctcr ErciB: Sd biloc
mir Gin, Elm Gbrenmonm ST. icirt,
minocitcns cbcnio 9rob mic DER
StuotSicfretdr 6rcibcrr 3orn BON
@uIu6 mo mic ser llntcritnots-
icfrctdr Monocl.
9lbgcorbnetcr Gr. Hitlin: So grob
mic hcioe acknowledgements
StaotaicfrctGr Srcihcrr Corn Don
9uloh: SIN &nterciic Der @obrbcit
unb I'M Sntcrciic Oca glltcn Cones,
Der bier i'm 2anGrSunSldJuB bod nod
porbcrridcno lit. mar cs notbpcnoi9,
ooB id) 10 idori Brclb cntNcgclltrot.
Gna luur cine Nnn5 nichcrtrGdtigc
&crlclmOunlg, cine 2ro6e 9cleioi-
Gllng iiir Die 1on5c Hegicrung. Sd
mcrOc INNER meme 9comten IL
Sd)lb %nchntcn: 3ltcrIt mcin &opi
unb Damn Der Scr unocren.
llno babel null GlioB.@otbringen
iclbItltGnoiNcr %lmocsltaot merocn
mo Den oeutiden 9unocSitantcn
pplllA glcidgeitcllt iciu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
ylnnic Mnrn Gnrtlina.

IS fturu am IL. .N&ir5 1910 anuie @lnrn
PARTING, geliCbtc @ptiiil oc3 peritorbcner 5rc-
ccrid Bnrtlin9, 81 Sabre alt. bic 9ceroignt9
finnet AM Wittp odlt ben 1G, Wtdrj. Yta6ntiis
g%,uenue, aus Gut oer Baltimore Gsmcterb"
itutf. t3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
WtQtanr Wultn.

50 iturb I'M Gctitihcn &reiicnbcirn an 10.
Wdr5 1910 SER &iniam Mallin i'm 80. &c
bcnSiubrr. Die NceroipulG linoet Ettn'tGg,
tern itatt. C4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Wnhcttc Nrnhcr.

IS iturh nciicrr miorGcn 4 llbr lruh ldnncz
rem 9cloen 5rua Sabettc @r1Der I'M alter BON
% Subrcl. q Mtuiutcn. Die NeerbiAula miro
W,ittWud,. Annmiftne5 > llbr. non Hr. 1882,
Hsro, Yroabwnn ans ami Der TSoooIulpnsGemc
Tern itnttiinocir.
90 Eic traurrnoru 0iutcrblicbcuci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

JH !HNliCll. III luIlu Itli SNpltlt utlz
bcBt. SoIte an Gnoe 0oa Spriid)=
mort jlltreffen: @u9 lid) liebt, baS
nedt lid!
Sic 10 otioUulG 6eoes
rution," Die aus bcruorragcnoen @iir.
germ oes 2anbea gcbiibct lit, bat lid
Nllrd) ihren YrGii0cutcn Seth Som
bcrcit erfl0rt. in Dem Ebilobelpbicr
Strofe Die &ernlittlcr 9touc 5l ilbcrs
ncbTlen, iucllll sic itrcitelhcn Eur.
tciclt oonlit cillperitunbcn ieicn. 60.
rmlf hot Bic EbiIoOcIpbier StruBens
bobn WcicQidloit Ncontlpprtct, oaB
es nidlt9 5lt pernlitteln 1cbc, Gie Yet
tung Der StruBcnbnbn 8e'cllid)nft
perhorrt ollf ibrem Stanopnltte. @ie
large nod?
@|cnernl y nWQlt Mider=
ibont bat ans Dem Gorporotlon@ltcltE
,cr.@eieb GerouagctilitClt, bab Die aus
I6noiitcn Sdliffiobrta @clcui6ai-
ten ,pcl6c nit Den Der. Stootcn Der
tcbrclL Gin Yro5cnt ibrea Nctto = Gilt
fnmmcnS al oic ger. Stnotcn 81
SoGlen 6obcl,. Gieic Nufioillui8 bot
bcn DeiCb9cbcrn ic~ocufollS fern gcle-
gen. ais lie oop OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wclcb modten. 9hlr cit Nopofat
fonn oie Steucr in 0ua @cIct bin
Gin c%ollitruircn. Die oltalGlOiId)cn
Shiiiiobrtafrciie iino Der Nnlid)t
DOB ooS Nnnebmcn mo Nbllcfern
nidjt Der 6eihGit3bctricb Der Shiffs-
@ricllid)oiten lei, ionOcrn Scr Srana-
port iiber Sec. aul@ oicleln er9ebe
lid ooa GinfommlelL nbcr nid)t nltS
eillcnl in ben Ser. Stnotcn bctricbc,
llCn 0clhGit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
@eriammlnnsS

sic Subress~g criamHIul9 unb Sdbl bon y
9ireiioreH oes ,,Ginoen Smmcrmatrenoen scih
uno SGuoercins" fi1oet an TieHf!ad, ncH 10.
Mldr5 1910. i'm Rereinslufalc, Mr.. 400, YfprSs
&plie, Gtrafc, fIntt.
CT3-n Dsar Gnorc5, erdftocnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Oaf Gamn Gcmeterb,
Gniter.Arc une. Roao. nahe Tcrtb' Fpint'Nonb.
Yeftdnoiae Snfiidbt. 1rnnbtsuhc gage.
CSltuitp 6Witp)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Siireau: gr. u, a-etrnfe, nno
Sanpt.Gtneans, Treoerid-Ruao.
8egrdhnibpl1se bon $50 all, iiilier %beifdnot'
etc. ,neroel i'm Greibbaus am S%auptsGineanp
a~efuuoen. Infer aeelt uiro, ipenr ecluiinlhi,
porfpredber. t92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

Sic Sran5ocn berciten
Iid) 6llm SllItfricg nit Tclltldlono
Dor. General 9onnul hot bcrcits eli.
l,cll Stlbienplon fiir Die MiaumidnIt
Der iror5oiiihen militGriid)cn 2uft.
ilottc olagcorbcitet. ooa bcibt fir Die
tilnitl9c Wannid)uft Der crit nod SIT
ld)ofienocn t%Slotte. Zen Sd,altplnt
Der tilnfti0en 9olonfGmpfc perleat
Der General Spnnol in oas 0ebiet
5lpiIheu Maas nnb Moiel, be5lp. 5lui-
ife1 8iuet mo Iiebenboien. Gr weiB
ndlnlld lf)on gall5 gelnll, baB Der
ociltld)c Sauptangriff lid, BON Ind)er
mo Walmebp bnrd) bas Waostbol
gegell Den fran5oiiifel, lilfcn 6liigel
rtd)ten miro iu,b boB babel Die ,orei"
oertldlen SilftbnQons ppn Wcs nno
nod, mchr Die ,ied,8" Der Station
aoln lilit ibren itratcgiiden Sorito.
ben bcionoers ~gei1brlid lucrben oiiri-
ten. Gesbolb mill or Die irol15oliihcn
@ollon p Earfs IN Geims mo Ser.
oun inltalircll. nm ieinc 2nftflotte
lofort bel Seginn Scr Mpbiliiotion
5ilr Ibpebr Der beutid)cn Spatcr be-
reit 51 bober. Iber crit miB Die
Slottc lod) gebulit ipcrben.
-
Yrins Seinrid d. Scr 0ru-
Der oeH anilerS, bot iif nGd, iciner
Hiidfehr ans England bobin nusge-
lprof)en, Dob 8roBbritannien cine
ebriit,e uno o~l,irid]iise SreunDihnit
Geut'dlunb entgeeen brinse. Gin
8ort. oas iiberroidt. Sn einem gro-
hen Sbeile Der enaliiden Hrefie i'll
| nid1ts bon Der ebrlibeu 5rcuuoidoit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
,Cn.Gnc nrib. uus spar.@ereim,"

Siioipcit4Gdc Orleans uilo 9SoIfcs StraBc.
Sic SO. [dbrcSncrfnTlmlinN nm sSubl INT IL
Nircitoren itnoct am Mittiuod, abeno, oel ~.
Miir3, i'm ScreInesHoialc tintt. @Sn9l pon Z
bis 9 llbr ulo 8~criammlun9 I'M 9 llbr.
Gt3.5) 81. Sciomann, GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

i'll mcrfcn. Ga miro ieit Sobren Der.
bcBt. SoIlte am Guoe Oaa Spriid)=
mort jlltrcffen: @u3 lid) Iiebt, haS
nedt lid!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

Tpiulanos fiirfiIdJc SGOer.
rnitable.6cbaubc Yuiinnt geacn. etcte oiicu
IlfniI In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

- ~-----------
GuS in 9crlin, CANADA
DcrollS1eHc6cnc ~%rSournol" id)reibt
III ben 3olpcrbdnblmgcn 5piid)en
Den Ser. Stouten mo Gunooo: Gu.
noon lit elmer Der better &uloen Der
%cr. Stooten. llnierc 4unbld)nlt lit
mn 10 bobcr on5uld)lnqeL oils c5 5it.
mctlt Snbultric . %Gr6engniiie, nid)t
ober unlr Notur Yrobuftc limo, bic
mir ilnportiren, luIbrcnO Die cnnaoi-
ld)c Nusfltbr not ocn Ger. Stuotcn
iid) SIM lucicniliden Shcile IN Not
ltoffen ~6ctGGtigt, Die BORT IN munnig-
1ddIcn 8cpcrbcr lnlo ,<loultric'n
lunmlgInglid uotbmenOig limo. Son
lclber crgi6t lid bieroua, Dab fiir Die
%cr. Stuotcn aus Dem Nnn0clSper-
tcGr nit Gunobn Der groBere Nllben
crlp1d,lt., 10 onB bel ciler olooterl=
bcn St0rnng o0er uoQigen slllibc.
bllla bicIcS &unbcl5 ser Shoocn fiir
lllllerc Nnd)horn cnlpfin0lidcr mcr-
Den miiBtc, olS iiir CANADA. Sir Ga-
lla0a milr0e h1nlit in Der ii%bcr0roBcn
3abl pon 6Glcn nid)tS mciter bcluirft
ipcrbcl1. alS Bob cS lcinc NuftrGgc IN
bcnl lNnb ienCm Snouitric5pei9c ocn
Scr. Gtnotcn cnt5icht unb cinem nlla
0crcn S%icfcrnlltcn inlMeltmortt ilbcr-
trdgt. Tic Woolihfcit bicriiir bat eS
lid burh %rutipncllc Nunbelsobfom-
men nit Den bCridic6cncn Sul1oern
Sl nerId)offcn acluuBt, noourd) ca IN
Die So0c Qclcbt lit. Ocnl &crlouI ser
Sir1gc nit 8leid)rnltb cntgcgen5llle-
ben. Sir Die Scr. Stnotcn Iteht, mic
crpubllt. Ole Sad)c lpcllger NilnItig.
9tid)t ltllr nliillcn nnlcrifdnild)e Wans
rcn in CANADA Dem @ettbcrucrb Cit
rop1llfcr Gricllgl1illc bcAe1ncn. iolls
bern nmcritnniidc SltbuItrie lit IN
gclpilicn 3pciWn nli Die cnnuoiid)cn
NohItoflc nl1clpiclcn lillb miro Dies
iiir Die ll0d)ltc 3%iltlu1ft nod icill. 4l.
gcIid)ta oiclcr Gage Der SINCE bat Die
g%egcmuGrti1e Stenlln9lloDmlc Der
&cr. Stontcl1 8 9ic0icrnng CANADA
1cgenilbcr ctlpoo llnpcritdrlolidcs an
lid, l(ncrfl1rlid) lit Is. onB biz bo.
bin Canada nodb llid)t infer Der 2iltc
Der S1nocr ouIgcjGblt poroen lit, DC.
nei, Der nmcritaniit,c Wininol.Sa.
ri 5%ugCitnnocll miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-16
HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT
Pupils Give Fine Entertainment and
Others VIII Follow.

In tho auditorium of the new John
Marshall High School building last
night, the first concert since the build
ing was opened was held. l.. f. Watt
son, who is in charge of entertain-
mcnts at the high school, was in
charge. and he was assisted by Walter
G. Mercer, who directs the Richmond
College Cleo Club. The hal! was
crowded for the performance, and 1t
Is likely that similar entertainments
will be given in future on Friday
nights
Miss Mary True and David Wolf
sang duet, 'Heinerle, Heinerle Hab'
Klein Celdt." which proved one of tho
most interesting of the many numbers
presented. Miss Florence Lichtensteln
was especially pleasing in recitation.
Aunt Tabitha," and she responded TO
an encore Miss Martha Blair accom-
panied Miss Alma Norment in her rec
itation, Song OF the CaGp. ;tnd ms
proved one of the evenings features
The Richmond College Glee club
sang selection, Copper Moon" and
this was accepted with great enthusi-
asm. when the Swallows Homeward
Fly" especially arranged by MIR. Watt
son. was sung with great success.
Miss Pauline Harmon recited. Uncle
Pete's Sermon" and Miss Anita Kirk
wood played the accomplishments for
many of the specialties. The enter
tainment is considered the best ever
undertaken by the high school pupils.
and as such programs will be UNDER
taken often in the future. the success
of the first night was especially graf
flying.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-16
WILD Marathon
IN JACKSON WARD
Man Leading Held Chanticleel
Until Officer and Multitude
Tripped and Caught Him.

Overcome by the sight of a $3.50
rooster that was picking up grain
lust outside a stable door on Henry
Street, between Leigh and Catherine
Samuel Obey colored, yesterday morn
ing grabbed the chanticleer in mis- arms
and started Marathon race with the
owner, one Fletcher Johnson.
Before the race had ended all Jack
son Ward had Joined in the pursuit.
Bicycle Policeman Bolton ikewise soI
into the game. and Jackson Ward VIII
messed the first Marathon ever seen
within It's bounds.
The owner OF the chantic!eer was
leading. He waved O. knife at every
inmp. and Obey put his hand in his
hip pocket every time the pursuef
gained on him. holding the rooster
with the other. Johnson wanted MS
net chicken. but he was AFRAID OF a
pistol, and the race continued.
Before they had reached Juda street
citi2ens of jackson Ward began pil!ns
in. and soon there was the nue. ana
crv of Catch thief, catch thter! 20
liceman Bolton came up, and Things
.began to become more lively. OBEY
ran until he was almost GREATNESS
ever and anon reaching back 10 the
pocket which rests upon the NIP. ne
breath came in great gasps' anu ne
ran as man running for ms ne
The chanticleer squawked. aud Joht'.
SON yelled. AT the corner of Price and
Duval streets, Obey gave last squirt
aud dropped his prize. The rooster
fanped his wings and crowed. oeey
fell and the officer was on top of hin
in an instant s.
The race was ended, and after
short struggle, Obey and the rooster
we're carried to the Second Statlon
where both were locked up. Each was
nut in an adjoining cell, but the oiro
seemed the more comfortable OF Tue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-16
Heard Around Hotels

Only few changes were made in
the personnel of the oyster inspectors
by tho State Commission OF Fisheries
al It's meeting in Norfolk yesterday.
according to former state senator
Bland Massie, OF Nelson. member OF
the commission, last night at Muir
phS's Quite number OF contests
were, made over these positions, but
where good men We're in office they
We're for the most part retained Prob
ally not more than three or four new
men viii serve for the next two years
Contests arose from Nansemond. Isle
Gloucester and Norfolk, Those from
warwick. and Nansemond were not
decided, but were left for final set
| lement vim Chairman Ice and Score
| tsiy MatheWa, II is possible THAI the
| Nansemond district win be ligided
. ! making plecesfpr two inspectors In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-16

inously OF opinion that tho demands
contained in the above named ultima
tum of representatives from the board
OF trustees OF tho University College
of Medicine are, under the cjrcum-
stances, unreasonable and cannot be
accepted by the Medical College OF
Virginia. and the same are, therefore,
respectfully declined.
70. That the basis Of amalgamation.
which was proposed on behalf OF tho
University College of Medicine, and
accepted on behalf OF the Medical Col
lego of Virginia, having now been
definitely rejected by the board OF
visitors of the University College OF
Medicine, this committee hereby re-
cords its sincere disappointment and
regret that the efforts and negotia-
lions for an amalgamation of the two
colleges have thus been brought to a
fruitless conclusion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-16
TOBACCO SALES
Danvillc Led in Light Leaf Transactions
DurInt. Murch.

Commissioner OF Agriculture George
w. Koiner yesterday made his report
Of tobacco sold in the State for the
month of March. Not counting that
resold. the total amount for the month
was 25.144,916 pounds. including the
tight and dark product. OF tho for
mer 1O.246.33O pounds were sold. and
of the latter 1+.s9S.oS6 pounds We're
disposed of at the various warehouses.
In light leaf Danviile led the list,
as usual, by almost double the amount
sold by the next nearest competitor.
the market there having handled
4524.920 pounds, as against 2,295.l40
cold at South Boston. With a.751.ooo
pounds of dark tobacco to its credit,
Lynchburgs record is more than dou-
bile that of any other city in the state.
Next comes Petersburg with 2.i2S,545
pounds. This city is third on the list,
having sold 1,621.54S pounds. No light
tobacco Is listed for this market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-16
v,rginiuns at the Hotels.

| Murphy's-R. V. Martindale,. Sweet
! Briar: +. w Pernell, Sweet Briar;. Mr.
and Mrs w. a. c. Peltier, Frederick
Fall: Thomas Nolan, Portsmouth; w
G. kable, Staunton: j. Perkins
Spencer; j. A. Pruner, Norfolk: T. j
I.ivste, Norfolk; w. j. Wilk inson
Lynchburg; L. ]. Brinkley. Norfolk:
NJ Hooker, Stuart; Il. q. King. Nor
folk: p B. Williams. Norfolk: W. +
Gilbert. Clifton Forge; w c. Williams
Orange: l. Holston. Empcria: G. =
Perrow, Lynchburg;, r. L. Parks. Cul-
peper; George p. Adams. Blackstone
George L. Shellman, Kenbridge: p. p
Buford. Lawrenceville: Charles I.
Rockies. Boydt on.
Richmond--R H. Easley. Miss Beth
Easley, Clarksville; b. v. swearinger
Lynchburg.
Lexington-Mr. and Mrs II. Hess.
West Point; J. Il. Norris, Clifton
Forge: j. +. Woody. FredericksburE
Marvin Smithey. Lawrenceville: W. r
Carpenter. Lawrenceville: j. G. Greg
DRY, Clover; Arthur G. Lewis. Norfolk;
J w. Galliher. Dinwiddie: Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H Newman. Mineral: Thomas Cole
man, Danvile: W. s Wood, Danville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-16
HEARING GROUSE SUIT
Federal Court Still TnisinE Testimony
IL. In Enilurc oil Elumc.

Yesterdays proceedings in the United
state Circuit Court in the case of the
city of Richmond against the Grouse
Construction Company were confined
solely TO the taking Of evidence of SUB
ordlnates in City Engineer Boiling 8
department There was nothing Of
especial interest in the testimony. and
the fight TO recover the amount paid
for the construction of the old fume
has developed into an entirely technical
battle. The trial will be resumed this
morning.
No matter which way the decision OF
the court may go. 1t IS understood an
appeal will be entered, and the litiga-
ton may be pending for some months.
The case for the city will probably be
concluded this afternoon.