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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-25
THE TEN AMENDMENTS

The people will vote, upon the
following proposed Amendments to
the Constitution of North Carolina
at the general election in Novem-
Der.
|. By striking out of article one,
section sly, the words instruction
Or rebellion against the United
States, and inserting in lieu thereof
he following words: the War Be
tween the States" and by striking
out the word rebellion in section
thirteen Of article seven and insert
ing in lieu thereof the words War
Between the States"
,. BY striking out section twenty
light Of article two, and substitute
ing in lieu thereof the following:
See. % The members Of the
General Assembly for the term for
which chey nave been elected shall
receive as compensation for their
services the sum of six dollars per
day for each day of their session,
for a period not exceeding sixty
days; and should they remain long
CT in session they shall serve with
out compensation They shall also
be entitled to receive five cents per
mile both while coming to the seat
Of Government and while returning
home. the said distance to be com
puted by the nearest line or route of
Of public travel. The compensation
Of the presiding officers of the two
houses shall be eight dollars per
day and mileage Should an extra
session Vi the General Assembly be
called, the members and presiding
officers shall receive like rate Of
compensation for a period not ex
ceeding twenty days
). BY adding at the end of ar
ticle two new section to wit;
Sec. p. The General Assembly
shall no. pass any local, private, or
special act or resolution:
Relating to the establishment Of
courts inferior to the Superior
Court:
Relating to the appointment of
the justices of the peace;
Relating to health, sanitation,
and abatement of nuisances;
Changing the names of cities,
towns, and townships;
Authorizing the laying out. op-
ening, altering, maintaining or dis
continuing highways, streets or al
legs;
Relating to ferries or bridges;
Relating to game or hunting;
Relating to nonnavigable streams
Relating to cemeteries;
Relating to the pay OF jurors;
Erecting new townships, Or
chanting township lines, or estab-
fishing or changing the lines Of
school districts;
Renting fines, penalties, and
forfeitures, or refunding moneys
legally paid into the public treas
ury;
Regulating labor, trade, mining,
or manufacturing;
Extending the time for the as
sessment or collection of taxes or
otherwise relieving any collector
of taxes from the due performance
Of his official duties or his sureties
from liability;
Giving effect 70 informal wills
and deeds.
Nor shall the General Assembly
enact any such local, private, or
special act by the partial repeal of
a General law; but the General AS
II l.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-25
BULGARIAN COLONY MAY LOCATE II.
GREATER WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.

western North Carolina is being
considered for the establishment @:
colony Of Bulgarian farmers wi7o
are contemplating the purchase of
5O,OUO acres Of farming and timber
1ands was announced at the office
OF the Asheville Beard Of Trace
following the receipt Of a letter from
Eastern realty firm which asked for
information dealing with the ad
vantaGes of this section Of the state.
The firms name is being Withheld
tor the present although a REPRE-
sentative will come to AsheyiIla 1t
an early date to investigate condi-
tons in the Western counties Of
this state. The colony, if located
n the mountains Of Western Caro-
INA, Will result in the establish
ment OF a new town whose resi-
dents Will be BuIgarians. The ag-
rlculturiate will be accompanied by
a sufficient number Of merchants,
physicians and dentists to care for
thelr needs and thousands OF dollars
Will be spent in the purchase of
lands and the development Of the
colony.
Alter being forced to remain in
Paris several weeks on account Of
tfe war situation, the millions Of
dollars at Ter disposal availing
nothing in her efforts to book pas
sage to the United States, Mrs, Geo.
w. Vanderbilt, owner Of BiltmOre
estate, near Asheville, AMI one Of
the worlds wealthie5t women, has
finally succeeded in leaving the
french capital with her daughter
and will take up her winter resi-
dence at Biltmore House during
the early part of next week.
The Sisters of Mercy, Catholic
institution, announces that work
begins at an early date on an addi-
ton to St. Joseph hospital, at Ashe-
vile, which will be erected at a
cost Of 100000. A feature of the
new institution will be an immense
charity ward for the accommodation
of those person who are unable to
pay the expenses. incident to re-
celving treatment at a hospital.
Each room will be so arranged that
by pulling lever while lying in
bed, patient. can fold away the
entire side and a portion of the
roof of his room, placing himself in
the open air.
After serving as a mechanic at a
local Garage for several years dur
ing which time he was impressed
with the need for a device for lock-
ing the hoods Of, automobiles, ( AL
bert E. Marshall has perfected such
an apparatus and has receive a
patent for it. Already the young
man has refused several attractive
offers for manufacturing rights. one
firm offering him an amount in ex-
cess of $4,000 for the privilege of
manufacturing it.
The Suez Temple, D. O. K. K,
the playground of Pythianism''
will hold it,. annual Fall ceremonial
here October,7. Ga October IS, IA
and Is, the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite of FreemaSonary will
meet here to confer the higher de-
grees. Pythians and Masons from
from all parts of s.Western North
Carolina will sgather here for the
events.
Secretary of State William Jen-
nings Bryan has qualified as the
most expert mountain climber in
the cabinet. S)eli liIiil; Va:
ton here this.Week. Ehe is xaivin6 his
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-25

Aii OIi lIiC Oiit uulU-
red dollars )S10O assessed valuation
unless a greater rate be approved
ny a majority Of those who shall
vote at an election held thereon:
PROVIDED, that these limitations on
me rate of taxation shall not apply
u taxes necessary to pay debts con
'racted prior to the adoption of this
amendment, hor to taxes heretofore
authorized by an act Of the General
Assembly, or by vote Of the people.
zee. 6 The General Assembly
shall provide for a capitation tax on
every male inllabitant OF the State
over tWenty-one and under f1fty
years OF age, but not exceeding two
dollars (S2) per annum for all State
ana county purposes, and munich
p2AOes may be authorized by the
General Assembly to levy a CAPITA
Il N tax, but not exceeding the
amount hereinbefore authorized for
state and county purposes. The
proceeds collected from State and
county capitation taxes shalt be ap-
pied TO the purposes of education
and the support Of the poor in such
proportions as the General Assemb-
" may direct. The General Ass.
embly may also provide by general
law ior the exemption from pay
ment OF said capitation tax in
special cases on account of poverty
and infirinity.
Sec. 7. The General Assembly
shall have no power to contract any
new debt or pecuniary obligation
III behalf Of the State, except to
supply casual defici', or for sup
pressing invasions or instructions
unless it shall in the same bill levy
a special tax to pay interest annu
ally, and provide therein for the
levylng Of tax for the payment of
the principal by the date such debt
natures. The General Assembly
shall have 40 power to give or lend
the credit of the State in aid of any
person, association, or corporation
municipal or otherwise, unless the
subject be submitted to a direct
vote of the people Of the State and
be approved by q majority of those
who shall vote thereon.
s. BY striking out section one of
article eight and substituting there
for the following:
Sec. |. No corporation shall be
created nor shall its charter be ex-
tended, altered, or amended by
special act, except corporations for
charitable, educational, penal. or
reformatory purposes that are to be
and remain under the PATRONAGE
and control Of the State; but the
General Assembly shall provide by
general laws for the chartering and
organization of all corporations
and for amending, extending, and
forfeiture of all charters, except
those above permitted by special
act. All such general laws and
special acts may be altered from
time to time or repealed; and the
General Assembly may at any time
by special act repeal the charter of
any corporation.
8. By striking out section four of
article eight, and substituting there
for the following:
1T shall be the duty Of the Legis-
lature to provide by general laws
for the organization of cities, towns
and incorporated villages, and to re-
strict their power of taxation, as
sessment, borrowing money, con-
tracing bebts, and loaning their
credit, so as to prevent abuses in
assessment and in contracting debts
I. I,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-04
CuIbers0n's Work on Bin Praised.

Washington, September 3.-Whcn the
senate passed finally The Clayton-Cuiber
son antitrust bill this afternoon. the Texas
senator who haS heen IN charge II the
bin was surrounded by hi friends and en-
thuSin-tiealiv congratulated upon iic -Hr
cc~~iul manner w wiieh he had handled
thc WITH. THE measure wa- madr ihr un-
finished business WI thp senate on August
n. uprn senator Culbcr~on'- motion. and
nv would hayc had II ont VI the way some
time AGO had it not been for the halt that
was called "a pass the four er,-yvency acts
the South cotton warehouse bin. the pur-
chase of silver bullion. the shippirc hin
and war Insurance risk measure. A. II s..
Pc pushed ihr bill through IN less than y
month AMI fhe debate has been nf the most
searching character. senator Culhar~on
managed tp keep the senate i'm good humur
and the anger that was manifest DURING
the debate on tie trade commission biIl
ua- entirely lacking. I'll tact and -kill
htre Frequently tArn coinncnird unor hr
colleague and N presenting thr com
Views upon the inll he displayed
s remarkable era-p 81 the intricate sub
.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-04

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers IA the city who fail 70 re-
teive The Herald regularly are requested
10 notify the Office promptly. All papers
delivered IN the city should be received. as
a rule, not later than 4.45 t. q O'Clock r..
n. Unless some accident 70 the pres or
other untoward delay oecur- IL the print
ing Office, the paper should IL out no. later
than 4 30 and the carriers should complete
their distribution, even To the most distant
subscribers, within not less than an hour
and thirty minutss.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-04
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

IL any erroneous reflection upon the
character OF anyone, ca which may affect
the standing OF any person, firm or cor
poration, should BE- Published lnadeertent
" in the news columns 1T The Herald, II
will be corrected promptly upon The attcn-
sion Of the publisher heia< called for 1t.
Office of Publication
12C0 Washington street.
Teirrhuup Nh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-04

Eifel tower, that tain wonder Of the
French exposition, built merely a. a sort
of curiosity, a. the Ferns wheel, which
was evolved for the Chicago exposition.
has proven one Of the few mon~troslties OF
the kind that developed INTO useful agent.
Ere its novelty as the tali.-t tower in the
world had ceased to attract the MI SEER
it came into use as q rireits- telegraph
station, and today from IifeI- tDp the
news OF the European waI ~ He.u- ron
veyed by the electric current through the
alr to all parts "a me world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-04

One kind Of a hopeless fool l. the chap
who posses A. d ''rood fellow and spends
more money on hi friends than Nv gives
tO his wife.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-04

Mrs. Smith was on her first occan
voyage.
What's that down there she asked
the captain.
That's the Stcerage. madam. b. re-
piled.
Really II exclaimed the woman. in
surprise. And doses ia take all those
people ~ make the boal 80 s~traiehts-
Life.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
g0nhIth1tiafeits. .Gnrnenn[.

Dit sen neLeitcn @eiellidoftstdn-
Jen ais Suuptottroftion piro beute
s2odmittog imO 9(beno ser Garneoal
6u @uniten Ger ,W1otber's @elief
5ocietD" in 9e6maun's Salle a6oe.
bolten werOen. Sri. 2oura 9eu g8il-
lioms uno 8err 6Dlon0 albns
mcrOen Sen nW}orire~ ton5en, SRI.
2iIID 8ell uno Serr @Datt 91olting
Sen ,@os Oe 0elr," SRI. @riscilla
8cohom lno @err 5rancis 9cahont
cine neue Son5ort ur0 @err mo
6rou &bilip Sorriion oen ngalo-
min Sloan Sango.~ Sri. 9eiiic
@udler bat ole 2eitung Der Gdn5e
innc. Sin 9a6or. aartenipiel nit
wertbbollen Ereiien iomie Gin TDec
imO Gin erquiiites 2linbcon bilOen
bic ii6rigcn glttrottionen. Solgcnoc
0omcn eeb0reu ocn peri1ieOcncn
Gomiten oil: 6rui SSoiiab 8. @lod-
mell Goriibcnoe, Sri. 9foio Steele,
SRI. glnne Sadion, Sri. 0einno 2or-
man lno 6rou Douglas s. 0uer.
Cie geanlten ser @eiclIidaft iinO:
6rou @iaiam 2. N1orIton, @rdiiorn-
tin; 6rou 2ouiie Dnmiou,. Sefrctd.
rim uno Sri. Gillian @iffen, Saots
mciltcrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
ee6ensmHSe.


Ole 22-id6riae Nlarp Gudet ans ser
GroB,StraBe ninmt Quediilber-
Go6letten ein. ~ 2ieat in fritz
i6em 3uitanoe i'm Mercp.Soipi-
tol oarnieOer. Motip unbefonnt.
SSn S;egemport cincS SreunoeS per-
iudte geitcrn 9lbeno fur5 naH Z ll6r
Sic 22-i1brige WlarD Gudet in ibrer
Go6nilng, Ger. 3, Git.GroB-StrnB
ourH ginnebmen bon 2uefiiIber'
Sobletten i6rem 2e6en eiu Gn0e ST
MAIDEN. sic muroe oIei9 nad Der
S6at in oos MercD-Soipital oebrudt
imO lieat ooielbit in tritii4em 3u-
itanoe oarnieoer.
@ie cs beiBt, befono ii9 oas Nldo.
ben nit cinem Sreun0e, &rn. George
WfHller bon gfr. 1145, Siio-&anoper-
StraBe, in einem 3inmer ibrer @o6-
mne i'm @eiprdG, ais iie pl0blib
aufiprang, einem 6ldihden etlide
Guediilber-Gobletten cntnobnL oieiel.
ben peri1ludte lno nit einem 9Iuf-
l1rei auf ibr 9ett Ionf.
9em iungen Manne geIong es bur
nod, 5mei ser beroerbenbringenoen
Sobletten aus ibrem Ilunoe 0u ent-
fernen, no6oem iie oie anoeren be-
reits Deridludt bottc. Gie Noli6ei
oes ilOlidcn Qiitrifts muroe benad-
ridtigt uuo bradte Die iiinge 2e-
lensmiiOe in Der gln6ulano nad Dem
uMercD SoipitoI,~ no iie sur 3eit
rod in auBerorOentlih 6eOenflidem
3ultonOe oarnie0erliegt @eoer ibre
i'm eleihen Souie mobnenoe 03iitter
nod Serr @1ittler idbienen I'M StanOe
5u iein, cine GrflGrlmg fir sic
Sbat oes @ldoAeus an5ugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

Iic 5iio,9Imerito.lour init 0rm
Iangier aiSnlano" meldc pom ocr
u6ioclii1 Trait Gonipau0" arrauairt
miro fiii0ct aIliriiigc 3uiiimHiung.
Icr Qraii0cHt Gopin @arficlO Bot
Dom 5dabamts.Scfrcidr W. @. Wlc.
Nooo ein 5hreiben er6alten III mel.
dem ocriel6c Dem llnternehnen ocH
beiien Grfoig wiinidt Icsgleihen
idlreibt Ser Sefreidr oes gun0cs.
glaerbaa Departments .. =. SON
iion oaB Ct oas llHtcruebHen alS
eiueA 5Aritt N 0cr rcbtcn Nihtliug
cradtet Gip S6i0eliiD Iriit Go~
bat mieoer Gin 9iunoidrri0en erlai.
ien lporin iia anf bic aus oer 9leiie
8ii crpdhienoan &ortbciIe iilr pic
Icr. Staten uufulertIun madt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
NsraeIitrn fIl1tiQ.

Der Atannenperein oes .sSsroeliti
iden Woiienbmiies1 miro bente
gibeno feline lp6Hentli1en 8eriamm.
lingen mieoer aifncbmcn. ole 3us
iaumenfiinitc fiuoer icocn Dlittmoh
in ocr .4sroelitiihcu 9aoungS
Aliancen on oar cit Baltimore.
@traBc itott, 3eoeu 8uciteu 5onntag
ila 12onoi fiaoet cine Qcriommlung
I'LL uSSsraeIitiihen g8aiienbauie"
Hiatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
.@nrIis

3u @unlten Der 9InItult CAB gc,
fern gIbcno Der 0omcn.SiiIfspcrein
Oes nSt @iuceuts MoiienbouieS4
il 3ebmann's Sallc all Der gloro.
Somoro 5troBe cine Storten gortie.
8rau @larie @nps lit 4rGiioentiu,
Jruu SQiepb g Cninn @ice.@r1ii.
oeutin Srail g9iaiam SuDoer Sefre.
tdriu ltno 5djmeiter 9iita Sdoemei-
neriu ocS Goueil@ilfspereins. Scrr
9loom 1eupert IN oer Braiioent oeS
EireftDriumS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
,,O[l6onah's S6eater. u

Scr oierte bon &crrn 9. Glmcn-
ocrf geboltene 2i6tbilocrbortrog
seigte Die S60nbeiten uno Sc6ens.
iuiiroiefeiten bon Granfreid. oer
Sdmei8, StaIien uno Sponien. Die
gteiie ging aus bon @oris, oonn iiber
9leims nit Der ihoner lett tbeilweiie
scritorten &otbeoraIc, @ern, SSrter
Icten 2niter6rpnnentbol. Sungfroit.
@rlppe, 2u5ern 9f6onc @letiher,
@3atter6orn @lonte 91oio, our6 oie
cbcritolieniihen 5eep noh Wtailono.
Bon bort aus ging's nod @eneoig
6loren5, 9om oonn ourd O1oro-
Spanien nad Dloorio, nad ser 9l.,
Fombra, Sepillo, 8urgos umo ldIiefl
lid 8uriid naA @oris. 9(n g1otu
lA0nbciten meroei muiloerborc giW
Der aus Der S6mei5 unO Stalien ge'V
Seigt; on aunitiddben lab man I}ei-
itcrperfc aus oem 2ouDre, Wfailmo
un0 9ionl. Der @ortra9 mar iebr
cut bciutt. 9lu nahiteA Gienitag
mirO Serr 9. glnenoori Den 9lme.
rifonern Die 5donbeiteu oas 2anocS
scigcn 0os Tie nn mcnigiten fenncn
Die Ser Stootcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

III Sag Don 6reo. Nmernihmtof5 b
glmcricau 9ranerci~ bergcitcIlte
42olace Bier GS iit Gin ourMaus
lencS raides iH0 aniprclcnDeS
@opien uno DlQl5geirdut m0 ais
5iarteipenocr nnpergleidIih lle5er'
sen9en Gie iid olrA 9eitelInng ei
uer aiite ($i) bci abrem 9sirtb ooer
Per EeIepgon ~ y y. @2t 8eruou
3GS 5r0uarei Nari0roglpea 9R0t
Naueul uuo Nilleu 2lraBe NIn5)
(Eg52l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

@cIiern 02oMnfitfoo ipur6e 81

@cItern 92admittog muroc Scrr
Sobn Sit bon Ger. 340t, W2prtle.
EIacc, ser Ieetcu Sauitog I'M 9(I.
ter bon 25 Sobreu ans Dem 2eben
ibieo duf ocm uGrciciniafeits.
6rieobofe~ bceroigt. 9SoItor sdnoe
BON Der Der. oeutiAcn cuongeIiItbcn
Stride bielt Die Sroucrrcoc. Scr
@eritorbcnc mar in 9tiirubcrg qebo.
ren rno fam Dor odt Sa6ren nod
glmcrita. Gr mar Elm aronfenpdr-
ter ano binterIdBt ieine @lutter lnO
Stief0oter Scrrn mo 6rou Soiep5
@racf ionic cine SbmeItcr luio ci,
ncn @ruoer Schs @litglieocr oes
2rocnS Der ~@pt1ias.0litter, 5il
rem oer @eritorbene aeb6rte fimgir.
ten oils 8a6ritdtrdger.
WaNe iars smslauD brOrni 6. 0laIue, 4fa
DitbNlnnQrf Stf0pf, nnht NNItpM QONie 4Iue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

,9lnbliorum0 1bc Wlaiier Mimi
,,NrirMGl" sADe 98itiitn0 oi Nntuntd
Dtotlh"
,,DGrb'e" Tbc IblJo Fnrlnr
,,Wdnrtn" I0c 0EnrminQ gBinOpe"
,,Mlaibianb" Neilb'6 .gtu Ginr" sNdn0euiue
An0 gpanbelbilncr BON oeii 2mldhtielocrn.
,,WMNlsMlnbemlct 9Ahlrl oi toe g4urlh"
,,MibnuHn'o Nnrrnuh Nicillua. Sis NpcuoS
OimcnoprfA Nprirdac ml Niiocru
,,AbunaI'c Nncrun" rrntldf3 xbrnicr ~
Eie .1rnin9 NlNcc ,0cIeAibal pom Neu
NNriN ili iOlqcuhcm Jlepcrotc'
GpnncriiaQ. 3. Gc8enbcr .,.n gieb &aierlano ="
3lcilag. n Nc3....0.. WNrpd bon eurnbclni
@icDcnicc FcaDqbg'3eclial" 6rcliaa ben
a. EcIemher 4 ilbr AQhHHtlnAs
,Eeuiinre WnitbQur 5nr grulltbinen Stunbe"
tn %ochlisNDl IchcH NieuiiaB bcutlMer
Gbeaicrsgltcno ocs Ibcaifr9 9erclnS ,Aednr",
,Brcuuhimaii5'Ncrrin pgu Nnniun" Wlfiii
uDN, orH 2 Er3enbcr IA. &tilMuacicli iu
aNuiicla QaueH
tEcMiidcs NalicnAnuS" Vlltliuob oeli n
NcSeulbeE Muiefulpupct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

5eii 8lpei &oden lit fein atisI1n.
bidder Gampfcr Ia oen bieiiaen Na.
Fcn einaefabran, Die glnaeiteIltcn hi
8olIamt batteu ooourd CSeIeaenbeit,
idmmtlitbe riiditdn0iae 9lrbeiten 5iI
rrIeoi8en, Seute Daorgeu miro Der
cu8liidc Dampier Cattle Bruce
cinlauien Der aciiern 92admittag
Die Gapes paiIirt 6atie inlo cine ga.
oung Giiauer3 fir sic MarDldnoer
GtagIgeiellihaft Sat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

ninaton, 5. 9. O1owea gsDott uno
ggm g. Suit Gle 9iioget.9e6oroe
bat ioiuo1l iii Iebten luie in oieien
Sabre 100000 fir oeu Gioic Centre
ooraeicben nuo Dies ioa jeoes So6r
eeide6en bis $t,0O0,O00 beiiouuel
1T,
Nei Scr @onferen5 mur0en audi oie
El1ne fir Oie @ornabnc BON @erbei-
ieruuaen i'm 6ort Wlc0enrp beipro.
den. @ioppr @reI!ou erFIdrtc, Ct lei
ser gluiidt 0dB OoS Sort 9lnueicn
nod oem Wluiicr oes Belle Ssle.@arf
onscleat meroe nit Sdminnl-ISodt-
uuo Boot Clubs mO elmer 2ebens-
rettunes.Stotion.
Sreut lid iiber Sen grfolg.
Staot Sngenicur WicgaD berids
tete geiiern, ooB sic ami @loutag III
oueurirten glolliAu66obnen allf Der.
idieoeneu offeutli6en StraBen BON
ulinorItens 10000 ainoern beniet
pur0en. st crfldrte, ooB er MN feIt
oabon ilber5eilat iei, SAB iid oos Sp.
item 5itr Sider6eit Der &leineH er-
folgreitb criUeiieu iper0e.
aIlgemeine @ei6nodts.
@rlaubniB.
W1obor &rcIton ert6eilte geiterIl oie
olfsemeinc grloubuiB 5uu @crfoif
bon Meibnohts g9obit1ien onf sen
oifentliden StraBcn, Tieie @rloub.
niB III bis gum 81. 1esembcr oiItig
Gle Staotratbsiibung.
1ie Staotpdter 6ielten geIterr ci-
ne filr5c Sibuug IN pelAer mebrere
nnwihtige @erorommgen ongenom.
men pur0el. SIN 5pciten &atbs.
3ipeia puroc nob Suipenoirlng Scr
9icaeln sic bon Oem YrGlioenten
sSo6u &ubert am Wloutog cingereibtc
@erorouilng, pelbe Die @toblirltng
eineS Bureaus SIR Seitiieling Scr
mii @rlHObeiiB rHbenoen Shuloeu
Doriiebt sur eriten 2eiung aebrodt
Sic fiir5lih bon CT. Seller eiuge.
reihte gerorOuliHe 5lr gieguliruug
Der @elcudtIing bon 9IutomobiIen In
urrbal6 Der Stootgrep5e, erbieIt
ebenfaqs Die crite 9eiung. SSn brit.
ter Seilng angcnOnlmeu muroe eine
@eroronung, welhe oie @rrihtling
eines @onoelbiloersI9eaters olif Sem
@rrnoitiid gsr. 22i, gloro.Gutow.
Strobe, altorfiirt, iomic cine ouoere
@croroulng, meIde Der gImerican
Sec Goiupoup bic 8einguiB giebt, aili
0cm @rinoitiif an Der Gde bon go.
iton uNO 0'IonuelIStrabc, eiueu
Sduppeu 8il errilbten
9cioe fot9s5peigc bertagtcn ft
big @loniog, oen IA, Gc5ember,
Nadnlittags 5 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
gSiels @aeuideu IN Iysuersasfa0r.

9icle Wlenidenlcben moren geitern
@iorgen in Git9aItimore IN 6euers.
gefabr, po 5nei 5cuer ausbrac6en
lnO betrddtliben SHaoen anridte.
ten. SSn Sen IeeriteBenoen 3immern
oes orittcn Stodtpertes oes Souips
9lr. 1882, Gbomcs. .Strade. puroe
ourd cinen 4oiianten elm Seuer emit.
badt. Sn oen anoeren &dimen oes
@auies loaen Is @erionen oie ale
Iur init gr0Bter Wliibe ms 5reie &C.
Iangten, nohoem iie bon oem Ser
mietber oufgemedt poroen poren.
1as Saus por nit &ouH gefiiat.
Die 20ihmannibaiten bcidrGnften
oas 5cuer 1uf oen oritten 5tof.
Gos onoere 6euer ipuroe i'm 2 llbr
cItern Iloreeu bon Dem @oli5iiten
Sobn 8. @iIfens III Dem 5dnitt.
manrenlaocn BON glbrabani Sbien
0lr. 70S. 9loro Bomb StroBe, emit.
oadt. Gr oriidtc bic S6iirc Gin
nulBtc o6er iofort ouriidpcihen oa
ibm 9inud uuo 6Iommen euteceen
0ronaen. Der NoIi5iit brad oonn
sic Seitcntbiire Gin itno pcdte ben
Sn9ober icinc 6rnu uno 5pci Sim.
Der ourd Iautes 6Jeidrci. gllle bier
ipraugeu III ibrcn glohtaep1noern
ourb oie Seiieutbiire in Oie 9lIIeu.
@as @aarenIoeer inn 2aocn puroe
Dolliidn0ig peruibtet, ood Die
6elerlpebr mar i'm Stanoc. 0ie
@o9urdume au retten Die Gntitcs
biuaSirinhe lit unbefannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
garbicrc ii gInfreaung.

Bon Ger Staotspermaltilng miro
ser @eriua gciuo6t Die 8eitimuuin.
gen Oes IN 1904 ongenommenen Bar.
bier-@eieseS pieoer ourd5uiiibren.
Gas Geieb wuroe oanaIs bon eincn
9lidjtcr IN Baltimore imconltititioueIl
ertldrt. Sest iollen Die 9arbicrc an
sebalien meroen iib ouf @rino Die
les G5eieBes einer &riiiuna 5u unter-
perfen npo oafiir So 5u be5ablel
pcide in Sic Saiaen bon gIenterid.
germ ilieBen uuo sen Steucr5a6lcrn
riHt 3il Gntc fon1meu. lin gecig'
netc Shritte gcgen cine ioldje Ser.
9elualtiglmg 5il er9reiier ioll am
nahiten @lontae, gIbeu0s 3 ll6r, IN
u@iiiiels Saae," glr. t03, gloro.
8reocrid. Strobe, cine @eriommling
abegbnlten meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
guiterufclf Der Is. SgurO.

9th g(iiternieit nod olitem oItem
Brand peroen Die 4Ritglieoer ocs
oeuotratiiden Glubs Der rs. g9or0
nIorgen glbeuO III i5rem Glubbuuie,
gir. 1908, Noplar @rope Strobe,
ab6olteu. Serr Sobu 8. 9Rale Iiebt
an Der SpiBe oes llnter6oltuugs' Go-
mites.