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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
S}cfanntmadJnugcu.
Baltimore, %. 9lpril 1914.
gnrcau ocr VlD5unsiandls s0Ommiilipn Der Staot
baltimore.

Baltimore.
gln5ciae bcS McacumaNers6 pnttalis Nt wv,
Wcrncncltc gingcbutc nit ocr NnlDrlll upfu'
puinls ipr Suioing Stprm gentcr Sralnsi opNs
tract 9ip. 3O", on ocn pyparo ol Nputos "
Baltimore sim" norclliri, metoel Qlo Ntit.pyW, XIV,
pcu f3. Niai i9t4 III uhr Sorniln1s I'M glt
rcau ncS Observation-Disclosures 6atbD0ne, Ndlll-
murc Wio., fin bic Contribution pon HeHel.
Wnier NGndicN cniAcgcn gcnommeM lplc Gll
ben E.diicn ncr8clOnei M, Que lll ShteWu pV2
Srn. Cabin IN. 0enbrid G6eisSnoenieu oer
Wb8uQslunal sNpnWtnion, nulbemuDrl lpetoel'
Spesillaiioncn uiio Gldne ionnen am tlllo
rah Sanlitag oen .. Qiai 1914, aui WelhW
in @iircnu 6cr Mh5uQsianQls 0onlmillion. Slnls
mcr 9r. 9Ol, ,gImerlrnn Sniioiu8," Snlslmpfe'
MiD crlungi pcrocu a,.,,
Sine @cnpt non SoOO iplto lllE lsov ,sag mstye
ppn @pc8ifii0iiunen uno Nlauorudcn crpppel.
Ticic Ncnibr miro bci 8dpdbc am ooer nor
Ocn i3. Mai 1914 0cr mot penuRleu Spejll
iaioncu mo elanotude n glleln 5lillan0e d,, Sn,
Gpc5ifdatioucn nm Rdnc, in sale EN- |ha''
bot cinecrcimt miro. , ga.
Sin hegldubiQicr Gbcd ocs Nieiets lht
Si 10000. nnI eiuc oGlcaring pphlc 8ull ett
Snacn. ali bie Crarc Dcs NnUprS mo Stnoi
raibs bon Baltimore 5ubIbur, miro nil lcocm
gnocbot perlunat
,230 Gin. 6nB 3081u Dis ls'5ou Wlaucr
lucrisNnudc.
A2f5 Gin Sui biiriii5rte 6o0rcn 1andle
1855 Sin, SUB l281l bis l5B0u yhlIonpaS'
92 MGnni1mer, Wdnoungeu.
Ger erfuQrciDe Nicier uui oiccn Gonitali
mus 8hrqhui licllcu mo Die SorlmtlieH
ocS Gtabi,0barlcrS iibcr @ouiraiie eriiiucli
Sic nrafts@c66roe bcbdli d oas Nedt
bor irgeHo Gin ooer olc gn9epole 6urnd5h'
meieu
Sm QuIiraQc Der MbSupSldnals0un unniion
6Garlec Gnglnuo,
&oriiber
SarrD w. 0lpbaers,
Seircidr
gcndhoi am 30. gprI 1914.
SuBn Subert,
innQ 3rdliocHi Der SoniralisgcDoroc.
(9lpril30W WaiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
(8c6nrten in 8aucrn.

Gas aoniodje @o0eriiclc StatiItid)c Sanoesout
pcrbrctct cine porldngc 3uiammcncllug iiber oie
9lcuolfmuagsbGuegln iii Sabre 1913 Dic Scrot'
icutlibna III in mondcr 9c5ie6mg bon antcrcie 5n-
nal III elmer 3et in DER oOel ibcr Den Gcbrtenrild-
gang gcprodcn miro Bon gou5 bconocrcm &ei5 1T
cine ua6crc 9ctradhna ocr @5c6mtcu5a6cn Gs 5egt
lid iamlid oaB III 9operu pcr @ebnrtcurldQoig alt
asi6cBd ocH 9an0c 5uidllt mdbrcno in ocn gro
Bcrcn StGoten Die 3abl oer @eburtcu felt 5abrcn olt
conitamt it, Gic @cbnrcn pcrt6eilcn iiG oloenocr'
niaBcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
Glcucng Edlran0ner.

SIS narb am 20 glprl 1915 Aa1miiaas
llhr Clemens @mgaubner M lclncm 60, Sc
bci8ia6r. qe6nrtn Su 6ri6aio bel gauberg
NaDcrn Srcnnbc iluo ciHAeiuocn ocr 8ecroi
QinQ hci5uuobncn pc,oc ON 6rritnn, ocn 1.
Nrieorm 5mraubncr. VII. SOS, N0ro. .WaD'S str,
aus Inn $50 MorgcnS iiniiinoci ontn sur
Gi Gabcrincs Nrd1c no um . llDr Elm Noh
amt acleien plro. Ncilcbun9 aul oenl pNl
r8iersSricbhpic (gpr30 ,Wiaii)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

LYcbllrtell

9llio in oen mebr o0cr wcQigcr ldnolidcn @cacloen
cine &crmin0eruig oct 0cbartcn gcGcniibcr 1912 Inn
lprii ber 1000 gegcni6cr 1911 inn rtno 1900 5n
oen Stdoicn acgeni6er 1911 cine Gcrnuoerng nnl
nod ndJt POO oegeuiibcr 1912 io9or cine 3mobmc
I'M rinD 100 0jeblric Wdt ocnl @crcoc uon ocn pcr-
0cr6lidcr g9irfimgcn ocr @rob0otc III cs ao me-
niNitcnstin 9aDcrn nid)ie. Gic piegcprelenell
canogebietc iuo es oic ben 0cburcuriidgong perol'
laiicl;
9l6cr 9aDcrn braudt troe 0c5 9d9anlcs oer &c.
burten. ms troB scr bort 6erribenocn bo9cn S0u9'
nqstcrbl6fct nod longc fcnc Gntooltcrnig 5u be-
rd)ten 9lod) mcrocu imner 6ctrddltlidl mebr Nlen'
dlcn gcborcn ais anDcrc lerbeny Der @cblrtcnuper-
iduB 6cirna i'm ucrganaenc Sa6rc INNER nod oie
anic6ulibc 3ob bon 1922 &0picl Nc9cnilber ener
@c0ofcrmaspma6nic BON S5523 inn Sa6re 1912 mo
1866 Seelm in 1911 ln0 geraoc IN @a0err lolr-
sen iid Oiec 3ablcn no dcbr cr6cblib pcrbcucrl lar
tr iucm cncr9iidc NloBnabmcn 5llr 9clanplinla 0es
ppr5ctigcn 9biterbcrs, Dor Aacm and jr Snd7ral'
fmg Der SGuglingsicrblidtcit getroflen mllrOcn 5n
ocicr @inidt iino Oic &ro5cni5a6lcn il Sogern be
trddt didcd)ter ais in ocn mcitcn anoeren S6eilca
0c5 ocnitcn 9cidcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Gs nnrb am 60 glpri 1919 Sal0arInr Selm,
0clicpic 1pdier bon Charlotte mo oce ncrint'
bcncn Seprge 3. NclnL iin gllier non ~ Nu9'
rcn. Die Necrol0Mna iinoei pon iOter @oQ'
Sic 3ci Der @ecroiauna miro ipdier anAe5elal.
fNinifl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
lD2nronrcth ylnQb.

gs ftay6 am. 90 glprl 1914 Mlnrgarct9
9nab 30 sabre ai Qeboreu u &dmberN San.
cul 1enii0ldHo Satin ocs rerliorhenen 3opH
Raub Sic llccrniNnng in0ei Nrcitng, oen |,
slfai MlnracnS noH ihrcr gSpnunnp Mr. iti3,
GiuCrRoc,9lue. aus nOm 6cr @l. @tcn6@trMe
rn lin non cine NcaulcmNRelle ir ibt
scelcnbcil abQChnltcn miro. mo nnttit dnl neni
6l Nrcn3 Sriehbpic" HIATT (glpr3O Wlnll)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01


glnScige bcc Sauitdr-SontrattS M. 49,
Geriie9eltc 9lnQebpie nit Der slnll0tlll pNto,
ppinls ior 9onllruclln9 ,Sqieta Semets QUO
Souic Connections in @iiirid gir. 81 " ga,
niarO Contract DO. 135" an ocll 9Sodto ol
gllunros Of Baltimore @iiO qotcNtl; metoel
niS Wlittpud ocn 90 Mini 1915 ubr &or-
mttaQs i'm Wiircau Ocs SinoisHc0il iliral0fe,
Wai66aie. baltimore Nio. cniaceen ecnon'
men iir Den Gau bon 9ehendnaen ilno SauY
unDlNen int SdnliursNtitillc 9tt. 5l-slf ple
nuf bcn &ldncn ocric0nct ~ ple M Suteuu
bes Srn Galpin W 0cuorid 9beiiSnacnicur
ocr NbMnSlanulGpmn uuibepaprt mc,'
oclt, . ..,A
naO gientnn, ben D. Wlui 1914, AMI @cuD
i'm 9iircaH Der gh6uaslanuli 0pmnilnpn Stnls
mcr gir. 9Ol, ,,9mcrcau Sniloiu1," baltimore,
Glne Gc8h6r bon $1,000 ipiro fir ie6c 9lei6e
bon Gpc5fifatuncn uno Glauorudeu erDopel.
Nicic C5c6ibr pirb bel 9tidQdbe Qin nber nor
Wdtmod ben 20. Wid 1914, Der Mot bennpicH
Spc5uiiatinncn uno @ldne III 9uienl 3ullanoe
,urndcriinttct uhcr hci &idpabc Der al9cmcl
ucn Spc5iiloiionen uHo Rldne, I'M Sale e'h
''gifvO' 9in beossnSieier Ssf 6bcd oes 8iciers iiir
SO 500 90 aui cine oGlcuring 0ouc Nant" Qc
5oQcft an bic Grore 0es WidOors uiio Stdoi
ra0s bon Baltimore 5aDlbar, miro nit ieoem
''''''' 9loeeitabtc nuonttdicu:
1900 Gin, SUB oIiril@uie NoDtch 9uheuh
10000 Gin. Sab gcbcmaudlc, 8" big %" i'm
Ser crioIqrcj6c Nicicr oui oieicn eoniralt
mub 9iirgimoli ieqen uno bic Sotl6tllicH
bcs Gtaot@DaricrS ibcr Goniraite criiiuclt
Die GoniraliNe0broe bebdIt lid ons Medt
bur irqenn Elm uocr dllc Nngehoic 5pridN'
Snl Suffrage Der gl65ueSiana @omnlilion.
Ggarleo Gnglano,
&orii6cr.
Sarrs ". 0ioOaers,
Sclreidr.
Nciahet AM 20 gpril 1914.
Sp6u NubCrt,
frnQ 9rdilbcn ocr Gonralt Ne6oroe.
(Nlnrtl3O .Ntnlt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

glrcuN OCo WtutNuNHs sAhlVNAApANf '.HAyVN'N'
Ndlit more, 20, glprll l9ll
9lnoc6oic pttocn eniGeGcn 9enon!nen p9u
Der 6ouhallbet0rOc ocr Slnot baltimore llit
Sic 5niiolIirun9 eines ncuen SeniilaionS' ~
items i'm Eau &cp.9lOl ii'r ceu Wlapot lllo
siaoma0 pnn 9aliimore. 5ur 9cuubung letelS
Der MrmcnaNcbotoc ..,
g(nocboie mnNen in ncriicgcteH Gouncrien,
uoyeilirt an ben ngoaro Di glmdros. lelil oe
9ufinrli ,,8rupoinls for @cntGtiDn Of Wlaln
SniiShg al San @iciu NNnm" raqen mo
Del Serrn &i6aro Gpinn. oem Siaot8eollrd.
for. in ociien Nureuu I'M 9iot9baus I'M ooer
Oor 1 llbr &orniiitags am WlEhund, oen lJ'
Mai 1914. cin9ercidt Wer0cn,
@nucbotcn mb cn an Den MlnpQt mo
sdoiratb bon Baltimore 6a0Iborcr certll6fler
9bed oes NicicrS fir finibnnoert (S0OOOO)
Spnars aui cine rGcaring 9oule Sanl p'r
aefiei ieln ,s.s, ,,,,,,,,
mo bic gloridtilien hcs StuoiGtdrlcrS III Se'
SuQ auf 0ontrulte eriiiuen
8ci6nunoen uno GpcNiifotonen l6nnen nnt
oocr nam Dem 1. Mai 1914 "! Nnreah oeS
Observation-Disclosures heii1ti0i pcroen
Hic NebUr0e bcbdli lid ons 9tcdl por, ir9eho
elm ooer alc gtnqcboie 8nrildjnwcllen
Is. 6. Subbs,
CjcbduoesSnipciior.
Sames s.. &reituu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Der giracmciicr BON SacOma i'm Situate @aGing
ton 0at id) in mengcr ais orci 5obrea orelnal ocn
9lcCaa Gcria6rcn nltcr5ic6u mien @as oobc Tin
Sic 5aot 6erau5gciomcn III ldBt d) leidt olsoeafen
GcTfcnthc 9canlte, Die INNER au Dem suslng ein
uen Oh nbt BON irgeno elmer politilHen Shquc euic
9lccal getton 9cgen lie in llmoui geeBt plro lonnen
iih unniood nlit guit un0 2cbe Sen Silidtcn ibres
gmtcs mi0mcn llno cs lit gan} mo gar inoenf6ar
tai in ccr Stoot oic oas &cral-@erabren eingcf6rt
BAT oc @crpallimg iencs @laB BON Stabilot er60t,
GAS fir cine criolgrcide @crmaIhng bic tnernBIidc
@prauscBung iit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
2iuiOenOca.

Gpnpons3uim aMi bic iulacuben mutcriic
GcnDcn GbteGtienen oer lnitco NailluapS nno
ben in Der Ncr6anis Dlcmanics Nationals
Q'ani 0e3ubu:
Baltimore IracloH Gonlponb's critic Sc
Snpoibef Coupon yir A0
Gcnirnl &ailmap GompanD's crlie 5q5 S0pos
tbci 0onpot Pr. "A.
3o0n 8. stanb,
tWiuil) tngrcn0er GDubmeicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

9lu gpnNcrWiiel1cr.
Ginonis Sepnrtcmcnt llutcrScpar.cmcut Or9
0uactturo Der geniiermietDcn nuo Stcenjen'
HninUnas.

W0I M o [ c, ~. WNIII WI.
gptis nn rtdit0nogc NaHer'MlictDrr,
Pine Der Sinoi fir 1913 gEolermleDen lWhl'
hiocn Ycripncn ucr1cn Dicrnrii DcnaNri1tl0i,
san oclCl6e i'm 9lhdfano iilo, mo nenn nldl
innetbaib 5ebn 3Oaen bc3n0li oeroen Notl5en
5nm 9bncllen oc5 2eaNere eeqcn otc 9alilet
auogciieli mcrocm ur mele0e oe J'e~nuhBeH
un0e6a6li blcibcn
Col clior Der 9Sailcrmiei1en uHo GlccH5ch'
lQlnril3O Nian2. ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
@nrrnn Dra olc0anbc. anipeIIors.

~, sIVITT IVTT'
gnc6ermier. oeinib Ser am 10. 2inH 1908 M
icr,cinneten &croronuno gir t55, sl0i@nitt Az
Raraorap6 70 ,Ouic ain 27. yiopember l9l
amcnoirD nm @raubuiB nubaelu0t pqi, ons
Anipccn gr. 1901 &ooe0rone AllcQ, a.9 cue
Bfcntli6c Garage 81 benubcn
Is. 6. StubbS,
f9lnros % 20 OaiD (5chduoc. Snipefor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
Spiritnuicn-Siccu5cn.
9lhc g;r. z.
NArcnu ocr
Gpiritmulcu.4iccaj.N .Nummindre.
5immcr JOG, ociidisacOnnoc.
3. 0enrD Snicr Rrdilocnt.
Aooiipu 6. Wiullitin,
Cnfrnh VI Wifd

Npnlnilnufc
Eic radDpcnunnic @crloHcr tuhcn ctne Belt
tton iiir cine Nnrctul SprituplcirSicrn6 bonn
/. Mini 1914, cinaercidt oic dnl Srcttag ben
Is. Mai 1914, I'M If ll6r &ormttaas. IN
9ieraibung gc3U0cn mtro.
Froiciic mfhen bis - tbr Mitiaas am
w,itipnm, ocn t3. 9iui 1914, einQercidi mcrs
ocn. nr ucldc 5oymuare ani 0einb IN bic.
ilm 9nvcau crlangt ucrocn t1nncH
3pBu y. Gan1Bamncr,
Gbci.Gictf
Namc 9ogcc gearo
Qeacis, l8iainm Ss. 10 Siios s@reencs Ctr. 4
Snuiolii Soicpb 100 Cfs&rails Str....... 3
Enilh G0nan 1921 6urinonnls9lnc .. D
Gnbcalls@rpccrtecu.
eirocl NcirD 1909 ~ gSciisGortbs POO. IA
8itc Nr. s.
Gyonsierirunacn pon Norciien
Nomm0n. Stanf B. 233 BrclioenlStr. 3
(DidiL2.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
Scriammlnns -Slnjciacu.

gllufei @raia,&crccu
Sic monQilioe &cridmmlin0 miro llcntc,
Nbenoe 8 llbr bel Nrn. g. s. 0unefc, 9r.
l0S, &eli,3crlantun. Stranc, iiallinneu
penrial W @un Scnc, Selrcidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

,0ic 9rScu Scr 6rancnrcdJtlernncu iino mCiicHs
S,uugferrcocn" idreibt elm Goui6blat @ieOer elmer
Scr 5dac mo man iid Ucnplmocrt frogt. mic man ooS
9laes MIR 70 gcnoit piiien lnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
Nheinncnfc @cacll.
eaunlfattet g5OfRsfelt- gar&.
0Neit.Mno.Nnrf.

AVt T4@NJN u y VIZ 4
Gncm oeIMdbcn &nblinm Bnr @o6ri6s
oab Scr ,l8cii&no 9dti" an mclilicben 2eu
minus ocr baltimore. raBeHssmle &ereineH
iino duncrcn GrganiulioHcl SO ben 9llnluQhen
NGninqnnNen All &erngun0 lieDt yer &urt
M bc6eui, 10 ocrgrDbcr mo ci3nci ii@ mebr,,
ais ic iiir &oitsieiic 5hr Gin6eHDetlcn penoe
@unau Bragbucr,
(Tcht2 3lgte) @iaenbner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Der Sauger GarniO bat Orei 9(limcHienflaacn ani
einmol angebdnqt 6efonnen, mo mand)e oilrlten Der
glniidt cin oob ooa ald iir cinc Gouo ltartcr We
ianieiabat t
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-09

day. Relatives of slain failed to iden-
tify him.
Police asked to search for Mrs.
Hetty Hammer, 307 Center.
Saloon of MaxeII McReed, 1900 w.
Congress, held up; $50.
Purse-snatcher grabbed pocket
book of May Griffin, 500 Greenwood
aV.
Peter Nelson arrested. Pulling fire
alarm boxes. Told police he was here
on visit and wanted to see what fire
apparatus was like.
Safe in office of Dieden Bros dry
goods store, 4765 Lincoln av., blown,
$1,000 taken.
Ike Culpepper, negro owner of res
taurant in Blanchard Hotel, Chicago
Heights, shot and killed in argument
with bud" Thomas, another negro.
Latter pinched.
Safe in office of Wilson Pound
Cake Co., 2313 Wilcox av., blown;
$500 taken.
Emil Michaels suicided in home at
PIT Frances pl. Suffering from can
Ger. Left money to friends.
Henry Schoenstadt, 1859 Mich
igan av., struck and killed John H.
Henkel, Is, 5131 S. Ashland av. with
auto. Being held,
Man who said name was Maurice
Goldblatt, 1888 Prairie av., found
pearl worth $3.50 in oysters.
francesca DeongeIo, 222o w. Ohio,
seriously injured. Hit by Western av
car. .-.-
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-09
--O-O--
THE SCHEME

'What are you cutting out of the
paper?"
"An item about a California man
securing a divorce because his wife
went through his pockets"
what are you going to do with
it?"
*Put it in my pocket. EVERY
body's.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-09

N4 WI SEN III"
s''Do you believe that Friday is a
unlucky day."
you bet l don't; I'm fisl
dealer"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-09-19

TERMS OF SALE.-An purchases
of $40 or under, cash on day OF
sale; over that amount, credit OF
two months will be given, with ap-
proved sureties.
GEO. F. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
9-19-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-09-19
PUBLIC SALE
OE VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having rented my Higgins Mil
farm. and intending to discontinue
farming, 1 will sell at public sale,
on the farm, which is located on
the road from Airey to LinkWood'
about miles from Cambridge, on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-09-19
"Wednesday, Sept. 81, |y4

UuVHVoVo9l wy" W
beginning at 10 a. M, sharp,an the
following personal property, which
has been used in carrying TINS
farm on:
Ii FINE HORSES~AND MULES.
One pair large bay horses, and
Z, years old, we'll matched ana "iti
work d6ywhere.
~one nair mules, 8 years old. =
One pair mules, & 5 years old.
One nair mules, years old next
spring, not broke; extra fine ana
| large.
One large bay horse, weight ABOUT
1e0o lbs. gentle and will work any
where.
One carriage mare, standard bred,
coed brood mare:
One mare, 4 years old, with mule
colt. 4 months OLD, by side.
One Red Orange mare, years
old next spring. :.
One heavy set bay Mares years
old. good worker.
IL HEAD OF COWS.
Three or four COWS, to calve be-
fore Christmas. ALI OF these COWS
are from one-haf to three-fourths
| Pole-Durham stock, and are very
fine.
One bull about three-fourths Pole
Durham, 2 years old, unusually flns.
| One pair black buffalo oxen, o
wears old, we'll matched and good
workers; only been worked on farm.
NICE LOT OF HOGS.
| Thirteen head of hogs, about o
! months old and nice size. - !
Two good. brood ,sows, Young,
weight about 200 lbs, with pigs
| by side.
MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS
| One Deering binder. #. cut ,on-
Fly used four days.
! One Milwaukee, z tt. cut.
One 3-horse; drill. good as new,
in excellent condition, only used
| two seasons.
| One grass seeder, nearly new.
| One Deering mower, good as new,
KNIVES have never been sharpened.
Three 2-horse wagons, iron
axle and 1 th'mble skein.
| One horse cart, nearly neW,wisn
] timber cart attachments.
One buggy, 1 dearborn wagon.
/ One wheat fan. / corn shelter.
One gang pillow, s. other plows, z
Iron beams.
| Four harrows, 1 small smoothing
harrow. / large smoothing harrow,
nearly new; 1 disc harrow,1 spring
tooth harrow.
| Plow, wagon, cart and buggy
harness, shovels. hoes, forks, etc.
rROvENDER.
Twenty tons of baled timothy
and mixed hay. -
| Lot of blade and top fodder.
| TERMS OF SALE.-All sums OF
and under $40, cash; over that
amount, a credit of twelve months,
to be secured by interest+bearing
note, with two approved sureties:
1 No property to be removed until
the terms are complied with.
JOHN w. FLETCHER.
Hastings Bros. .Aucts. =. !; <
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-09-19
Quality Ice Cream.
All FIavors; Family Trade Supplied
White House Lunch Room
Phone 416
Nice Oysters Ready.

Nice Oysters Ready.
I announce to my regular trade,
and the public generally, that, start
ing tomorrow. Sept. /, 1 expect to
be ready to supply family trade
with good oysters. Give me trial
and be convinced that they are the
best TO be had. Phone sos. Lo-
Gated on Muse St.-Jas. r. Corsey.
ADV. S-31-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-09-19

= Lot of silverware, including
knives, sugar bowls, cream pitchers,
salt and pepper castors. and many
other articles, too numerous to men
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-10
DYNAMITERS' SENTENCES STAND
4. .. Supreme Court Refuses 10 0rant
writ "a Irouwopkeps.

WAsHrNGroN. March with the mere
formal announcement that an application
for a writ OF certiorari had been denied,
Chief Justice White. speaking for the
bench OF the United States Supreme Court,
to-day denied the last available plea on
behalf of the dynamiters convicted In the
Federal Court OF Indianapolis In 1912
AS result of this decision Frank NJ
Ryan. president Of the International Union
ot Bridge and Structural Ironworkers. and
twenty three members OF that organiza-
ton will have to serve the sentences i'm
posed on them by Judge Anderson. When
their sentences were affirmed they applied
To- the supreme Court for writ Of
certlorari to have their cases reviewed.
but the Supreme Court after reading their
briefs denied the application.
This cxhausts the last legal resource Of
these prisoners and they will have to serve
the full sentences. No written opinion
was Med
Rotrials will be granted to four de-
PENDANTS whose cases were heard by the
Circuit Court OF Appeals. which reversed
the Judgment of the District Court Of
indianapolis. They were not before the
supreme Court, but may reach that court
later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-10
TRUST COMPANIES FIGHT
INHERITANCE TAX BILL
Deputy Comptroller Harris Says
Measure Would Increase
Revenue S5.OO0.OOO.

AIRANr, March a--Trust companies
from all over the State sent representa-
tlves to appear to-day before the Assembly
Taxation Committee against the bill OF
Assemblyman A. r.. smith which would
provide for an inheritance tax on intangi-
BILE property of non-resldents Of the state
and an increase in present rates The
state Comptroler's office says the bill
would mean an increased revenue to the
state Of from 5000, 900 to 100000.
Every one who knows anything about
taxation knows that the present law.
passed In 1911. is a failure as IA revenue
producer" said T.. :. Harris Deputy state
Comptroller. speaking In favor OF the bill.
There are only So many Astors and Nor
gans in the State and they cannot all die
to give New York State sufficient revenue
10 run the government. Had II not been
for the Titanic disaster and the death or
Morgan and Brady New York would have
"A large direct tax to pay.
There IL just one question before TINS
committee whether We shall get an addi-
tional few million dollars revenue by an
increased inheritance tax or whether we
shall raise the money by direct taxation
New York city has a tremendous business
advantage due to a number Of causes. ami
| do not believe any one VIII take business
from New York city II We pass this law.
"Our concern is to raise money 10 sup
port the state of New York. and We have
no concern whether the trust companies
make 10 or 40 per cent. year on their
investments"
Mr.. Harris urged the passage OF the bill
in the interest OF the state.
Those who opposed the bill Included
Francis Lynde Stetson. Lawrence Sexton.
Lawson Pupiy. chairman OF the New YORK
Tax Commission T. J. IA. sutton OF the
Guaranty Trust Company, Frederick Gel
Ter OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, H. +. Wilson. Bankers Trust Com
pany Orrin r. Judge. Columbia knicker-
booker Trust Company Frederick Eagle.
United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany and United states safe Deposit Com
pany: Charles Mckelvay. United states
Trust Company W. T.. 5 Griswold. Equi-
table Trust Company W. ii. Lyon. In
vestment Bankers Association OF America
A. G. Piydell OF the New York Tax Reform
Association and John Quinn, representing
several trust companies and bank associa-
tons.
There Will he n hearing tomorrow be-
fore the Assembly Taxation Committee on
4 franchise tax law amendments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-10
SUFFRAGISTS' ROW
CARRIED TO SENATE
Letter From DR.. Anna II. shaw,
Ousting Mrs. 0. II. p. Bel
mont, Read on Floor.
ANTI DENIES THEIR CLAIM
Mrs. A. VI. Dodge Gives Figures
to Show They Have Not
100000 Votes.
ANTI DENIES THEIR CLAIM

WAsHiSGroN, March o.--The fight be-
tween the rival organizations Of suffragls,s
was carried to-day to the floor OF the
Senate. Senator Thomas OF Colorado had
read letter from Or. Anna Howard
Shaw. president OF the National Associa-
ton OF Woman Suffrag.sts, In which Dr.
Shaw read Mrs -. II. +. Belmont ~ New
York formally out Of the ranks Of thos
asking a constitutional amendment pro-
vidlng FOR woman suffrage.
Mrs. Belmont. VINO has forsakon the
National Association and Identified her
self with the Go. gress!onal Union. tele-
graphed last Friday 10 senator Ashurst %
Arizona. who Is leading the fight for IA.
constitutional amendment .r the Senate.
IN which she told him he would be re-
garded as an enemy OF the cause II he
further insisted upon a vote on suffrage
at this time. Mrs. Med.ll Mccormack.
he ad OF the National Associations Wash
ington lobby, made reply 20 Mrs Belmont.
The letter from Or shaw was sent 10
assure the Senators supporting t"e r.sulu-
tion that Mrs. Mccormick group and not
Mrs Beinont's Congressional. Union Is tn
bona hide representative OF the National
Association. pr. Shaws letter In part FOL
lows:
The National Congressional Union Va
Washington does not IN any way rvpresen;
the National Suffrage Association While
| fully realize that individual women ana
local societies have an equal right with all
others to be heard, ! also feel II is nay
duty to state that none OF these represent
the organized sufrrsgisis Of the country.
The National suffrage Association and
all Of the auNilarics, which are located
In forty-twO States OF tn" Union. are IN
dlt.rably opposed 10 partisan action, or to
the attacks On any men or group OF men,
because they are allied with any particu
lar political party