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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
gsOil 0iebsfapiteI.


@ier 9erionen Die Spfer bon Soiden-
oieben gelpor0en. II Der ,Stalie-
ner &ito 6ino55o I'M feline 8aar-
ldbaft beraltbt. ginbre1er ma.
den gelte in Ger @obnung bon
Charles 6. Senft.
Tai6enoie6e treiben mie0er i6r
llnmeien, trobocm inmer nod cine
gan5e glit5abl bon @oli3iiten in GiDil.
fleioung tbdtig linO unO olif glnbdn-
ger Der Sangfinger5unft iabnoen
Gier |erionen 6aben geitern Der go
li5ei SaihenoiebItdble angenielOet
Gen eroBten &erltit befIo0t Der Sta
liener Gito 6ina53o bon Ger. 1909,
glorO- @apitraBc. Sbm puroc ieine
aus $95 beitebenSe 9narcbaft al Ser
gde BON SoparO- mo Yoltimorelir.
aus Ger Soide oeito6lcn SarrD
Sils BON gtr. S33, Sii0,Genmoo0-
9(pc, bat oenclOct, OoB ibm ieine
@0ric, luel9e 50 cnt6ielt Beltoblcn
poroen lit Gr trig Oos @elo in ser
Siiitertoihc Die Sunme BON $40
imo ein giien6c5n.9iaet i'm @crt6e
bon SO los9eiuoroen lit Der in 9}r.
818, @reenmolnt-9lue., wobnbaite
So6n 9f, gSooten
SSn Der gtd6e pcs itoOtiiben @rbp.
luugs.Yiers ipiiroe @aleutD aaIaf
BON 9tr. 2006, Gambriogc-Str., inn
$40 berau6t.
@inbreher e.r6euten
SSutpelen.
Die @o6nling oes Srn. CHARLES 6.
Senit, 9lr. 1852, @eit,6ort-9lp
lit BON Ginbrebern beiu6t woroen.
0ieIel6en braden cinen 6eniterlaoen
auf mo liieeen in 0os @rogeldoB elm.
Serr Senft Bat Die Yoli5ei benadrid.
tigt ooB er Sdnnldiaden uno alei-
onngsitide i'm @crtbe bon $40 oer-
niiB;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

Sir Marplano uuo Den Tiitritt
Columbia tlar uno norooitlide
gSnoe.
Tos g8ettcr mar geitern idou, am
@ormittag etuas minoig mo am
glbeuo filGk Cie 60Aite Senperatur
bctrug 20 @rao nm 3 llbr 9iaduit-
tags iin0 Die nieori9ite SO @raO INN
Gll6r 0lorgens.
Die gr0Bte S6neaigfeit oes g8ir.
0es mar IA W}eilen pom Often.
Der 6eli9tigfeitsge6alt DER Suit
mar n @ro3ent Inn 8 ll6r @lorgens
im5 GA Bro5ert Inn s llbr gIbepos.
Sn ocu iibrigen @etterbeobad.
tulgs Statipnen oeS 9anOes mar Die
1oditc Semperatir, ipie folgt:
9ItlanticsGitD 6G. 9ismard Ga,
Bolton GS, G6arleiton "a, Chicago
rs. 0le0clauo "A, GenDer Ga, Getroit
"a. Cuht6 66, Gaitport Y, Sal
pciton S8, @recn goD 70. Satteras
IA, SaDre 60, Selena "a, Sadionoiae
76. Aanins.9ito Is, anoroiac IS,
SouisUiae &c. Wlarquette 70, Nem-
p6is S6 @iontreaI 70, Nlontgonerp
SO gfanhldct GO, Gew-Srleons SO,
g}qm.gDorf 68, Cflaboma sc, %bila-
0clp6ia 70. 4itts6urgb "a, @ortlano,
Wlc., ~. @ortlono, Ore, 66, Quebec
20. 9laleis6 "A, Salt Cafe Gitp 6S,
can 5rancisco 6S, ct. &ouiS 81,
5ronton 20, Shreveport 80, Spotoue
56, Sprocuie 20, Gampa Sc, &alb-
inaton 70, @luuipeg g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
glnf ser straac nirOcrocitiirst.

Sdmer56aite gerlebpngen am
ainn erlittcn bat geitern 9}admittog
Der 81 Sabre dlte @i0iam Gonpao
BON g3r. 921, @eit.TrattitrnBe. ais
er al Der Gde BON Charles imo
ErattitraBe auf's 5traBenpilolter
itiir5te. SSn Ser Roli5eiambulon3 ocS
mittleren Qiitrifts muroe cr nab ocni
Wercu-Soipitoi acbradt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
0oinmt nrdl at baum

@iIlioni ". Seating, ser Short
Siop~ oes 0St. Sobns 9ltbIctic
Gibbs Der Iesten Sonntug bel Ell
rem @ettipiel nit Dem .,CberIeo
9lt6letic Ghb~ in SoerIca berlebt
ipuroe ais ibm cin goa an oen aopf
ilog, 6efinoet iidb il: st. Syoiepb 8
@oipital" mlf ocnl Mege Scr @eiie-
rltlg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

8ie Ssroelitcn Der Staot peroerl
belte 9lbenO in Der ,2Dric-SaIle~ einc
groBc GeriannlIlna hoIten, in iuel-
der Sr. 9ouis 9. 9ronoeis BON 30
iton inO Or. g. 9emin elm bertrie-
benes @litalieo Der rliiiii1eu Guma,
einen @ortrog iiber Die 6oIaen oes
eiiropdiihen Srieges allf ole SuOen
Der goii5en groe bulten iueroen. 0ie
@eriammhng miro lnter Den ghIipi.
8ien Der 3ioniiten.@eieaihoit eebol.
ten, lmo Nr. Sigmuno g. Sonne-
born miro Den @oriis iiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
se6mt i'd mad @efamnmiafuit.

gtaH0en CT crit tiir5lidj aus OenE
@ei0nouiB, pobui or megen cines
9In9rifis auf EoIi5iit 4erfins, pom
Iiiolideu GiItrift, aeibidt wuroe, eut'
laiien poroen ipnr, iullrOe geItern Der
9teger Charles Z. Sarris, BON 9lr.
80, Oit-Sug6es- StraBe, BON &i6tcf
Sepinion in Der iiiOliHen @oli3eiiia-
tom wegeu eines 9lngrifis auf Die
gfegerin Nlerritt g9iliams, bon glr-
325, SiiO-Somaro-StraBe, fir feds
@lonote na6 Dem Staats- -9Irbeits-
bons 0eiNidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
etaats. .EeAermaridlalI nntrrindlt.

92it elmer llnteriuhuns ii6er sic
llriade oes 9ronoes in Ser Heiioen3
bon @oroou g. Eoine bat Stoots-
SeuermoridJoa Wtpcrs bcgonneu.
gSie bereits olsfiibrIiH I'M n0cut-
iben Gorreiponoenttn~ beridtet,
broA ser 9rano am Sonntog @}or-
gen aus. GS entitono Sdooen in
Sobe BON $4,000. @iele ontife 0lo.
heIitiide muroen Elm 9fou6 Der sSlom-
men Sr &oine lit Ser 9t1iidt ooB
ser Brand ouf idoobnfte eIeftriidc
Grobte 5uriid5ufiibren iei. Den
Stoats6eamten fonnt Der 9rono ie=
Ooh iebr mDiterioS Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
9lit SsnIpcr nuO glci.

9ouis Bottoms, Elm 25 Sabre alter
@iienarbeiter, bege6t nod oorallS'
gegangenem Streite nit ieiner
@attin selbitnor0 ourd gritic'
ben. r. 2ebtc ieit Sa6reSiriit DON
ieiner 6rau getrcnnt.
9}a6 eineu Streitc nit ieiner gai
tim unO ieinem S6miegerpater iagie
iib geitern 9tadnlittog Ger 25 Sabre
alte @iienar6eitcr 9ouis 9ottoms BON
Sig6lanO Springs, &a.. cine ai9el
in ben aopf. @r itarb fur5e 8eit ipa
ter I'M ct. 2ufas 6oIpital. Gen
Selbitmoro beging er in Dem SeiuI
ieineS S6wiegcrooters W}i1ael ea'
iep. gtr. 2214, Dat -StroBe. Sr. ea'
iep glaubt, OaB Bottoms nit Der gIp'
iiAt ndH ieiner @obmmg fam, ielne
9luge66rigen 81 eri6ieBeu. @ia,
iderueiie mar 6rau Bottoms NIL
ibrem bier Wlonate olten ainoe aus
ge9ongen. SIN Sousflur fonO Serr
Gaie0 ieinen Sdwiegeriobn 6epuBi'
los ouf. @r fniete aui ser GrOe mo
belt frompi6aft einen fleinen &epol'
Der, nit weldem er ii6 Die tootlIde
&ugclwunOe beigebro1t bate. 2irj
Dorber Bate ct elm @erdli6 rpabrge'
nommen, ais ob SemanO gemaltalll
in Oos Smls einoringen woate. g}aG
9(nii6t oes Srn. Goiep bate 9ottonlS
getrunfen, uno lit er oesbolb lfll
3peiiel, o6 icin Sd6wiegeriobn Oas
Npier eines lmfaaes geiporOen ~
ooer ii9 Die &ugellplinoc in ielbihnor
Oerii6er 9lbii9t beibrodte. &or 5we'
Sa6ren per6eirot6ete ii1 Scr @iiel'
arbeiter mo ioa er fltr3 nab ieiner
6eiratb 81 trinfen bc9onnen babelL
Seine 5rmi trennte ii6 Oaber por
Sabresfriit bon ibm. Seit Der Grcli'
nung wanoerte Bottoms bon elmer
StaOt 8ur anOeren imO idien mir
genos 9lu6e 81 finOeu. Gr fam mic
oer6olt na6 Baltimore mO purOe
me6reremols megen 9i9tperiorguig
iciner 6amilic Uerbaftet. Seih
S6wieoerOater eridien pieOcrbolt IN
Der noroli9en @oli5eiitation Dor go
li5eirihter lllrid imO CAB Oie Grild'
ring o6, Dab i'm iein Sdwiegeriobn
nit Dem 2e6en beorobt bate.
Sci ieiner lebten @er6aftlmg CAB
Bottoms 0os @eripre9eu ob, in 3u
funft ieinen S6wiegerpater uno feline
6rou in 9iube 81 Iaiien. SRI. Manlie
0uffD bon gfr. 2205, SafltroBc, be-
obo6tete, mie Bottoms Oas 0eim iei'
mes S6wieserDaters betrat. SSn Der
93aH6orIdoft mar Ser 9ebensmiOe
fait gar nidt befonnt. Gie @oli5et
bat Die @eborOen BON Sigblano-&arf,
@a, criibt, Oie BORT wo6n6afteu PM
geborigen oeS Bottoms bon Dem @or-
fal IN aenntniB 81 icbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
9ler3te ami S5erienrciIen.

Or. Somes 90. Groiebin, ser Gbcf-
9lr6t oes @oIi5ei Deportenents, uuO
Or. Ototbon g9insIop BON gar. 1904
98aIbroof. gI0enue boben eeltern
cine GrboIungsreiie nad Sadionoile,
6lay angetreten. SIN 2oufe Der nGd-
iteu g8oMe tebren iie nod Baltimore
anriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
0us 10. Sinh i'm SuIpitnl.

Dlit ocni @ieOerbeeinm Scr Sbu-
len oln geitrigen Gage muBte aub Der
%atromagen ser norO0itliben 9oli.
5eiitation feline %fli1t, Die perfriip-
peltcn ainoer BON Oeren @obminget
nad unO BON oen Sdulen 81 brin-
gen, mieOer oufnebmen. %oli5ilt
9iittncr bate 10 oieier imgliidliAen
aiuoer auf ieiner Siite, bon oenen er
10 beiorOerte. glls er Dor Dem Salie
9sr. $50, SiiO-0aaasitraBe, porfi6r,
I'M Die s Sabre alte Ylorp 9iueoeG
a65ubolen, erfldrtc i6m Die @lutter,
ooB Ons &ino inn Soipital lieee. sic
luor sic t3. ouf ieiner 2iite, mas Dem
Foli5iiten aliffiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
! usranerei.gIrbeiter upn gImerifa.a

UOluNClCl-2tlUCtt(I uVN NHtCAtlu'
Ger erIte Gag Ser Convention. -9e-
griiBrngs- -9lniprohen. Yrdii-
ocnt Gam. @ompers anweienb.
@ouuerneur @olOs6oroug6 lieB
iib cntiduIoigcn. lle6er 200
GeIegaten in Der eriten Siblm0
Die 5meiip06ige Contention oeS
.Snternationalcn 9erbanbes ser
Gereinigten 8rolerei-9lrbeiter bon
9lmerifo" luuroe geitern @3orgen 8
ll6r inn 2o6or 9Dcelm an Ser Dit
9altimore-StraBe, Ourd oeu Sbat-
meiitcr oeS &erbonoeS, 9lOam Sue6-
uer, er0ffnet. llngeiGbr 200 Gele-
aoten ans alien Gbeileu 9(merifa's
mo6nten Der @roffuungslibung bel
2ouiS &emper, @rotofoll Sefretdr,
Sos. @robltle, Sinon5-Sefretdr, rmO
gilbert &ngler, Srganiiator Oes
@er6anoes bielten 9Inipraden, III
melAen lie Die cri6ienenen Gelegaten
pillfonlmcn 6ieBen
Sierouf wiroe So5n u. 9an5, Der
Setretdr Ger lofaleu llnionen Ger.
t73 inO 259, ais @oriiber Der Gon-
oeution fir oen geitrioen Gng err
mdblt. 0eriel6e iteQte Den glnweieu-
Deu 9lobert 81. See, 0en SefretGr OeS
WloDors Freiton Dor, Ser oie 9ele-
gateu i'm 9}amen 0es @}aDors be-
griiBte inO willfommen bieB. rSobn
6er9uion, ser @rdiioent Der 6eoera-
tiou Of 2a6or, 6ielt e6enfalls eine 9e-
oe. Sefretdr aenper Oonfte ais
oonn ben He0nern.
@oupernellr @olos6oroug6 bate
cin EeIcgramm 9eiauot, in weldenI
er iid entiduloigte, an ser GonOeu-
ton ni6t tbeilnebmeu 5u f6nnen, On
i'm Die 9lilfforoerung 6ier5u 81 ip0t
erreidt babe.
HorllBer gan3 erluCbte 0ann 0as
Monoat-Gonite, ieinen 9eridt 81
berleien 9}adOent Dies erIeoigt mar,
wuroe beidloiien, OaB Oie tdgliden
Sibuueen W1or9ens 5piiGeu 9 rnb
t2 ll6r, un0 9Sadmittoos 5miiden 2
lnO 5 ll6r ab1ebalten mer0en.
9lod oieiem 9eidhiB pertagtc ser
goriieenOe Die @erionunliug bis
gmi 9ladnittag.
%unft 2 ltbr puroe oie Sibung
lpieoer oufgenonmen un0 5pei be-
fannte Wtdnner eribienen ouf Ser
9iibne. Ger erIte mar S6onaS 9.
Eracp, Sefret1r un0 ShoBmeiiter
oeS Dltnion 9abel EraOes.gepart-
ments~ in @oi6ington Der in ieiner
9lnipra6e iiber oen @ebrau6 ser Gti-
fetten reoete. Ger @raiiOent Der
international 6eoerotiou Of 9u-
bor~, Samuel @ompers, ipro6 iiber
cine StunOe lang iiber @robibitiolt
oen enropdiiden &rieg inO Die bonn
GonoreB fir Oas @o6l oes 9lrbeiters
beipiIli9teu @eiebe Sic beiOen &eo-
ner ipuroen nit lebbaftem 9efan
beoabt.
Die gripd6llng eiues Goiltihl-
tions. unO zines 9feIolutions-Gonli-
tes nobui ole reitlide 3eit ser 9}od-
mittagsiibin9 in 9luipru6.
Scllte miro energiid nit ser gr-
leoi9luIa Der porlicgenOen 9lrbeiten
begonnen iperoen. 9labuiittdgS 5mei
llbr mer0eu Die Conventions l)litgIie.
Ser Dor Dem 9a6or-2ocelun pboto-
9rapbirt werocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

@r-@loDor s. 8orr0 @lo6ool feier-
tc geltcrn ieineu IA. @ebnrtstog.
Plus oiciem glnloB arrangirte ieine
Satin ecitern gIbeno Elm ipe3ieIlcs
Geiimobl, nadoem Serr @la6ool oen
Ga9 iibcr bel Der 9lrbcit perbrodt
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
Nentc h gSrinarlpn6Ltan.

@cnig Sntereiie al Sen politiiden
&orgdngen i'm algemeinen%ubIi-
finn. Seine Gonteite in re-
pubIifanii6en Hei6en.
Qas 9leiultat Der beutigen &ri-
mdrrpo1len miro ieOeufaas fur5 nod
S6luB Der StinmfGiten am 9(benO
befannt ieiu 0enn i'm aageneinen
$nblititm berridt cine iolcbe @leih-
9iilti9feit ii6er Die politiiben &or-
edngc, oaB pa6ri9einlib nur ie6r
weuige 9iirger iicb Die @tii6e nebnteu
unO an Die @a6lnrne geben peroen
! SIN gon5en Staate niiB iiber Die
9Iusma6l zines 0emofrotiiben GanOi-
ooten fiir Oeu 9unoes Senat a6ge.
itinrmt meroen, lmo Die beioen Be
merber inn Oieie @bre iiuO 8unoes-
Senator So6n @alter Smith hO
Gr @eueralanwalt eSlaac 2o6e
Straus. Der 2eBiere 9iebt ouf Der
eriten Seite Oes r0euti6en Gorre-
iponoeften~ Die @riiuoe an, marirm
oie oenofratiiden Stimmge6er fiir
ibn ltimmen iollten.
Die 9iepublifaner 6o6en Srn So.
s. Garrington bereits ais i6ren Gon-
oioateu fiir oen 9inoes .5euat nonli-
nirt. Gesglei6eu 6aben iie bereits
Die foleenOen @onOiOaten filr oen
GongreB ouioeiteat: 3. 0iitrift: So9n
81. Sanetfe, fen, BON Der StaOt 9ol.
timore; 4. 9iitrift: Sbomas Z.
Sanmono bon ser Sta0t Baltimore;
3. Giltrift: SvOnep 6. @auoo BON
G6arles-Gountp; 6. Giitrift: 6reoe-
rid g. 3iblman BON 9laeaaup-
County.
9lod feine giominationen ba6en
/ bic 9Republifoner I'M eriten imO I'M
! 5meiten Giitrift gena1t oo6 baben
Die 0litglieOer Oes Staats-Geutrol-
Goulites fiir iene Giitrifte oas 9iebt,
nod no1trdglih gtommationeu 81
mobel;
Gie 0emofraten 6abeu 9onteite i'm
erlten Tiltrifte, no Sr. SeIie 9.
Brice 0ie Domination iiir Den fur5en
mo oen longeu Germin boben m06-
tc, imO meldeu oie SS. Solnes z.
9rig6t lno gilbert g8. Sisf opponi-
rem. SSm 5. 9iitrifte miiiieu Die 9e-
mofraten Oariiber entideioen, o6 Sr.
9iidaro u. Sobnlon BON SomarO-
GountD oOer Der biS6erige GongreB-
mann 5ranf 8. Smith BON ct. W}a-
rD's GountD noninirt meroen iollen.
Gum lebteren Giitrifte geb0ren ali6
einjge @arOs BON SiiO-9altimore.
Sic iibrigen Oemofrotiiden Con-
grcB-Gonoiooten iinO ,. Giitritt: s.
/ Jreo. Is. Salbott BON Baltimore
GountD; 3. 0iitrift, G6arles q. Goo-
81 bon Der StaOt Baltimore; A. 81
! ltrift: s. Charles Sintbicrm bon ser
StaOt Baltimore; 6. Qiitrift: 0apiO
S. SelUis bon 9llleganp-GollntD.
&epu6lifnner beginneal
SberIt GOmoro s. Darlington, Ger
republifoniihe Senator GanOioat,
er0ffnetc geiieru 9Ibeno Die Serbli-
Ganipague nit elmer 9lniprahe i'm
aSaiier.gafe4, OIL Der gde bon
glort6. imo @1ooiion-9lpenue. Co
nite-Mitglieo @eorge gg. Cameron
rno onoerc 6ii6rer Der f3, Muro lci-
teten oie @eriannllung. Cine Spe.
3ial-@erionlmlung oes .Neit-9olti-
morer republifaniiden Clubs miro
morgen 9lbenO Inn s llbr in Oeiien
9iGumlidfeiten, 9tr. 1903, g8eit.
9altimore-StroBe, a6gebalten wer-
Sen. Sberit Garrington iuto Der
GongreB- B-GanOioot 9bos. Z. Sam.
! mons lperoen glnipro6en bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
g3ci'm SpieIen uerlrbt.

9ei'nt Spielen ouf einem Sano-
bouicn biuter Der elterlihen @ob.
nung IN Der f. StraBe 3n 9rooflDn,
glnnc qlrimoel.GomtD, fam geitcrll
Scr se6nid6rige gaiprence @ooO 10
nnaIiidlib 5il Gall ooB cr iid cinen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

,,Anoiirriam" 16c enmblets"
,,0ulpHini' zoe Common Gam
,Dngeip" ,0itD sport Nurleeniers".
,,Niarnlauo SfciiDa o9lu "s8nuoebiQe.
,,Nluilfginbcmic" Ibe Better leaO"
npcfrmnns Iart ociair ytpaO Idglln
BouoPUiue. Nlniil uno Lnn3.
NaicDnn I'M ,,Eerrnpiir3drt" 0euie 0nllis
more ncncn NunneIoltD.
,,eojininiide pieberinir BON Baltimore" -
pm "a September Griurlou no1 Yorl ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
Gie66iitcr bes 9aDoieiu-gIiOIs Der.
6aftet.

syo6n g9. 0op, meIher nit oem
Giittcru Ser Sdmeine I'M 8oDpicp-
2liol betrout 1T itono geitern @or-
nlittog Dor &oli5ciridter Supplec IN
ncr mittleren Qoli5eiifotion uno er.
iudte Inn ieine 6reiIoiiune, oomit CT
nud Dem Snltitut 3uriidfebrcn uno
iciner @eiAditiglmg nodeeben fonue
Gr iaate eleih5eitig oaB sic Shwei.
nc felt Soniitog, on welhen Gage cr
ipeggeIaifcu 1T uic6ts au freiien be.
fonnen boben. Son Dem @oli5iiten
Nonlilton mar Der @iebbiiter an Der
@rottitraBe iinnlos betrnfen oIfge.
funoen moroen. Der ASoli5eirid5tcr
cr6orte oeu @unih oes Qop niht iuO
ionote i'm ms StaoteeidngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

FGlIe 5nr SleiIe iu'S 9Imslumo Ee.
iOr9t 6. Siaine, glr. 413, Oit.9uIti'
uOrs.Strr aaGe GuitOm 0Oaic SIus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

@eitern 9l6cno mur6e oie gaoeioi.
i'm i'm 5reien 8un 9lbihluB gebroht,
oIs oos @pDnn's sSaIls.Sdmimmboo
nm 6 llbr 9lbenos 9eihloiien ipiroe.
Die Sduinttbdoer i'm @ntterion.
Torf unO 5l @inan's @eod pic oud
6ns transportoblc 300 fir 9leger an
scr Nemont.9 9lDeiuie un6 g9orner.
StraBe pnroen bereits am Sonnto9
9lbeno geidloiien.
3ic ioe6cn o6geidloiieue Saiioit
mar IN gc5ua auf Die itdoiiibcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-09
TO LAY DOUBLE TRACK.
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Southern Railway Has Let Contract
for Work to Rock Iiill Concern,

Atlanta. Ca, Dec. 5.--The first con-
tract fer work north OF GAINESVILLE, Ga.
in connection with the plan Of re-
building and double tracking the
Charlotte-Altanta line, has just been
let by the Southern Railway Com
pany.
The work to be done consists Of the
construction OF 6 IL miles of entirely
new line, laying in two stretches, four
miles near Mt. Airy and 1-2 miles
near White Sulphur. The construc-
ton will he very expensive and will
give employment to large force Of
men as the country through which
the new line will be built is very
rough and heavy grading will be ne
cessary. Great Improvement i'm both
grades and curvature will be secured
by the construction of the new line.
Stewart and Jones. OF Rock Hill :.
e., have the contract and will begin
work Immediately. In addition to
providing better facilities for hand
ling traffic in the future, the under
taking of this work will mean the i'm
mediate distribution of large sums for
labor and material.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-09
Allies Assume Offensive.

Paris. Dee. 5.-Thc great zones Of
battle now lie outside of France.
though lighting continues between the
Meusc and Lille. The allies have Wig
orously assumed an offensive and are
pushing the lighting h,.o Belgium and
German territory. The British have
gained four miles northeast Of Yprcc.
The Germans have been thrown back
from Bclfort and the French are pre-
pairing to attack Altkirch and Muel-
hansen. A big battle is devcioping
from DammcrkitCh northward
through Sennhcin. The German force
at Stassburg arc preparing to meet
tho French advance.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-09

PctroCidd. Dec. 5.---Sprtics last
night by Austro-Gcrmans at CracoN
were repUlsed hy tho Russians who
are now within two miles Of the city
ccfcnsc. Civilians Gro fleeing to-
ward Nienna. MI northern Hungary
Is panicly at the temperance Of
Russian forces on the Hungarian
plain. u u estimated today that tho
Germans lost two-thirds of their army
In Poland. In the Nistula war theatre
tho fighting has hccn unparalleled in
the history Of the world. News dis
patches claim that tho Germans lost
n hundred thousand men I'm Gehting
their way out Of the Russian trap at
Lodz alone.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-09
Awful Slaughter I'm Poland,

Paris, Dec. 3.-News dispatch from
Poland states that the fighting there
is the bloodiest in the history of the
world. Attacks and counter attacks
are leaving the trenches piled high
with dead. When upon the very
brink of disaster the Germans with
almost unthinkable losses escaped the
bear hug of the Siberian troops around
Lodz and are now furiously fighting
the Russian advances. In the hand
TO hand lighting the soldiers are i'm
paled on bayonets or their skulls
crushed with the butts Of rifles.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-09
CAMDEN CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Civic League at Last TO Realize Its
Dream, Council Having Agreed.

Camden, Dee. 5.-On Tuesday last
an enthusiastic meeting of the Civic
league took place in the assembly
room OF the graded school. The most
interesting feature was the announce
ment that Mr.. Carnegie, through his
secretary, Mrs. James Betrem of New
York, had given a library building,
funds for which Will be available as
soon as the city council has signed
the papers sent down guaranteeing
the upkeep and site of the building.
Tentative plans were furnished by a
Columbia architect and these plans
haEes been sent ltasts e Mr.. .Carnegie, who
VIII pass upon them. s, The members
CT the league were delighted with the
plan which incorporate the simplicity
which Mr.. Carnegie demands and the
colonial style Of architecture, SO suit
ah!c tC Camden and the site chosen.
The league has been trying for the
library since last February, having
placed the scheme before two coun-
CHS, and after a struggle their dream
has been realized. The present library
Will be Incorporated in the new public
library OF Camden, and Miss Nettles
Will continue in charge. To Mrs. E.
{. Won Trescow, president Of the
Civic league, is due much Of the cred
it for the success of the enterprise.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-09
ILLINOIS GRATFTEI,S INDICTED
Mcmb' OF Legislature Accused OF
iadt!ing Salary List.

indianapolis, Dec. 5.--Thirtccn Of
iccrs. members ana employees of the
Indiana legislature of 1913 have been
indicted by the grand jury charged
with prescntir-;. signing and passing
false claims against the state funds.
aggrccating over $50, ,OOo. Among
those indicted are IieUtcn&nt- governor
.bNcn. /, is declared that paddin.,
the legislative salary list and other
Irregularities have been going on for
Wcnty years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-09
FACES SERIOUS CHARGE.
Man is Alleged to Have Tried to
Wreck Train.

Srartanburg. Dec. 5.-Floyd Walker
burg junction tonight charged with
attempting To wreck the Carolina Spe-
cial just as the train left the yard this
afternoon. As the train approached
Walker he is said to have thrown a
switch which would have derailcd the
whole train had it not been that an
employee Of the Southern. William
n"nSm"rc, saw what the man had
d"no and ran quickly To close il.
walker i' in Jail here. He is said to
Fave boon iUtoXicatcd.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-12-09
TRAGIC DEATH AT .ALCOLU.
Section Foreman at Lumber Camp
i'CriShCS i'm Flames

Alcolu, Dec. G.-NIr. Charles w.
Atninson, section foreman at one of
the logging camps of the ID. w. Alder
man & Sons Company, was burned
II death about IL o'clock last night.
when the house in which ne was
sleeping WAS destroyed by fre. The
Particulars of the tragedy are not
known at this time, but it is supposed
that the building caught from the
heater and was completely enveloped
in flames before Mr.. Atkinson was
aroused from sleep.
Mr.. Atkinson was about 40 years old
and unmarried. He has one brother,
Mr.. Henry a. Atkinson, who lives at
this place.