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Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
Trial of the Tichborne Claimant

One of the most remarkable trials of recent years was that of Arthur Orton, who claimed to be the long lost Roger Tichborne, and heir to the Tichborne title and estate. This was one of the most interesting cases of all history, and lasted over a number of years and involved a great many persons.
 When Sir Edward Tichborne, the ninth baron of that name, died, he left an estate that netted about his nephew, James Tichhorne, was his heir. James had two sons, Roger and Alfred. Roger naturally, being the elder, would have been the heir of James, but when the father died all trace of him had been lost. He lad started for New York by sea- but the fate of his ship was never known. He was officially declared dead and the Tichborne fortune fell to the younger brotEer, Alfred.
 All this happened in 1852. The mother never gave up hope of find ing her first born, and in 1866 she offered a reward for any informa- tion that would be forthcoming re- garding Roger. In response to this offer, an Australian detective agency produced a man, known as Thomas Castro, whose real name was Orton, and announced he was the missing heir
 Orton left Australia for England where he gathered all the informa- ten he could regarding Rogers early life, and then proceeded to Paris where Lady Tichborne was living. and he was able so fully to convince her that she accepted him as her son. The mother claimed to recog- nize him, and officers of his old regiment were sure it was Roger TichbOrne. He was able easily to answer all questions, and in 1S71- Lady Tichborne having died three years previously-he brought a for nal suit for his rights.
 The Tichborne estate defended the case fiercely, asserting that the claimant was Orton. the son of a London butcher, and backed this charge with powerful testimony. The claimant, on the other hand. drought forward sailors who swore that they had taken him from the wreck of the illfated Bella, and Or ton called as witnesses the dozens of old acquaintances who recognized him. He proved that he had a wound on the head and brown mark on the side, both of which Roger had. For months the legal battle waged. A number of "Tichborne bonds" to defray the expenses of litigation Were taken up by the dupes of the 1 lmposture, and an ejectment action against the trustees of the Tichborne estates finally came before Chief Justice Bovill and a special jury at the Court of Common Pleas on the
 1lth day of May. 1871.
 For 103 days the trial went on and 1t was not until Sir John Coleridge H. speech of unparalleled length
 laid bare the whole conspiracy from
 US inception, that the result ceased to be doubtful. The evidence of the ! 1lchborne family convinced the jury who declared that they wanted nc
 further evidence, and on the fifth o
 March 1872, Sergeant Ballantine
 who led for the claimant, declared
 that the case was non-suited.
 When Orton had lost his suit tn, | defense at once arrested him anf paced him on trial for perjury a,
 well as several of his witnesses Ihls second trial dragged on for 1Sj
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21

adjudged insane in the superior court Phoenix. The first signs of insani- ty he exhibited was in quitting his job and failing to draw the pay that was due him. Local alieniSts con- sider this an unmistakabie symptom of dementia.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
Held As Jail Breaker

PRESCOTT-Answering the des cription of one of the two young men who recently escaped from Flor cription of the two young men who recently escaped from Florence. Jesse Ledoux is held in the county jail to await Identification by penitentiary officials. He was arrested at Jerome county jail here.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
To Develop Fruit Culture

GLOBE-Operations now in prog ress by the Arizona Eastern are ex- pected to develop about Escala, ten miles this side of Bowie. The rail- road is sinking wells to obtain water for domestic purposes at it's section houses and to develop d supply that will also be sufficient for irrigation purposes
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
Sr1eIter Fenced in

DOUGLAS-About the new Calu- met and Arizona, enclosing all of the premises except the office building fence hears completion. It is eight feet in height and above this are arranged three strands of barbed wire. It is of the most substantial character and when completed will make it impossible to reach any part of the works without first obtaining a permit from the office.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
Mail Shows Biu Increase

BISBEE-Gains of more than fifty per cent are shown by the first per iod of weighing the mail of the Bis bee postoffice now in progress Un- der the system now in vogue the railroad weighs half and the post office half. This is the periodical method of determining the conpen- sation to be paid the Fl Paso and tation of mail to and from the Bis bee postoffice.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
Ara Voting on Bonds

WINK ELMAN-Residents of this school district are today holding an election to determine whether there shall be an issue of $S,O00 of bonds for the building of a new school building and enlargements and inn provements on old buildings Much interest is displayed and a large vote is being cast
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
Gas Service Extended

B1SBEE-Laying of a gas pipe line to Warren by the Bisbee Im- provement company has been com menced. Heretofore this important residential district has had only cleo tricity for lighting and the extension of the gas service has been long sought.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
School EnrolIment Grows

BISBEE-As shown by the report of the superintendent of schools the enrolment in the Bisbee school dis trict has increased 23 per cent since last year. The gain in January, 1914 over January 1913 was 49S. Daily attendance is showing proporton- ate increase.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
To Fumigate All Books

PRESCOTT-In future all books returned to the public library by borrowers will be fumigated before eing again loaned out This is not because of any particular present prevalency of any disease but is a general precautionary measure to prevent disease transmission through books in public use at all times.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
ARIZONA BRIEFS
First InstaIlment Paid

PRESCOTT-Paym of $1,00O, the first installment on the Daugherty fair grounds, that was recently purchased, is ordered by the Northern Arizona Fair association. After such payment there will still remain in the treasury good balance with which to start business on the Frontier celebration.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
Indians kiIIino Beef

GLOBE once more complaint comes from the vicinity of Fort Apache that there is considerable trouble caused by Indians killing beeves. Warrants have been issued and placed in the hands of the sher- if for the arrest of three Indians from the fort for cattle killing.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN
 AND FOR THE COUNTY OF

IF the Matter of the Estate of
 WOLF SACHS. Deceased. Order to Show Canen Why Order nt
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21
Is Adjudged Insane

GLOBE-Conrad Heiss has been
Arizona republican., 1914-02-21

Judge Of the Superior Cou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

gear6citet bal, befinoeu iid IN oen
Sdnoelt ser Gomite'u beiOer Sdliicr
mo HebHten jeoenialls einen groBen
Gbeil ippt i5beussetutbung IN ocnSdu.
iern ser QegIsldtlr in 9Iniprud 3u.
gleid iuuroe anaefiinOigt OaB audi
oie @onmiiiion oes @ouperneurs ibre
Bill fiir eil ioIdes @eiet oieie @ote
einreide1 1l9iYAip.
Iie SdlnIDtHlaIt Der @eneinmeleit
oes Stuotes iteigt irugebeucr, penn
ane oie eriuten Inn 9luiuabme BON
gInlei6cn fir neue SdulsebauOe, fiir
@oiicrluerfe, iiir Gleftri5itdtsperte,
fiir 9anoitraBen, iiir 9riidcnbmIten,
fiir glubaiiten gl beitebcuOen Snititu.
ten, @aiienbaIeu fir DiiIi5en etc.
gutaebeiBeH perOen
Die @eiebgebung tritt morgell
9Ibeno picoer 5iiummen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
..0iS4 NSiGiams iieate.

qSir ans 2os 9lngeles geiteril
glbcno 0eneloet puroe bat uaio~
Tilians puu Baltimore III Dem
1ouittompic nit gooic Ganpi pon
Gan Sronrisco noI Dem ~. @angc
ben Sicg oaponaetrogen GieieS mar
ser 3iueite Sieg oes BaItimorrrs ii6er
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RleruS~ oaB Der aanIpF eltifieoen
crfIdrt pur0c. gIer5tlide llntcrIud+
ina crgab, Sab Gampi uidlt uerlebt
mnr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
g,criuidrltc lRedltSfraqe.

SSn Tolge elmer &ereinburlng 5pii
ihen @uuocs. Eiitrifts-9lnpolt So6u
Ibilip sill unO Seorgc q. @iais,
Medtsampalt fir Die Gert6eiOigimg,
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itrifts- @eridbt, Golparo Sader, bon
anorDiIle, Genu., ais Spe5ial-Heie.
rcnoeu III Ser aIage Der 8unoesre.
eierlmg fir 9luiloiung Der nglmeri'
can San Company" nit welder Die
Martin @agner-@eien bon BAL
timore, perbunoeu lit. Gieies gIb.
fomnet mar oas GrgebuiB Der iepa'
raten 9Intlportei, uelhe bon Der
,glmerican Gan Gompnnp," Der
,9lmerican Sheet & Gin EIate Cont
panp," ser ,9oIiou @bari GonIpa+
uD~ lluo ser 0Wlortin @osuer Gom4
panD" 5u Ser alage gema6t muroen.
g9illiam Z. Gbontlano, Special
qlIiiitent oeS @encral-gInualts Nlc.
9iepnolos imo Wfajor Sia werOeu am
3. 6ebrlar in Nem Dorf nit oenI
3euacnperbor beginuen SSu Der
Qlntuort ser aD2artin @agner Cont
paup~, pelAc oieieI6c ouf Die aIaae
bin, ourd) ibreu Rebtsauiualt, @rn.
@iaiS, einreidjte, giebt oieic @eicII.
f6ait ST. oob iie ibr @eiddit Der
r9lmcrican San Gompoup~ dusper'
fauite mo oaB lie i1re l5abrifgebau-
oc oieier Company bonn Sabre 1901
bis 1903 ncrmictbcie. Sie mdre lidj
jeood nidt beipiBt geweien, Dab iic
Nen @eieb 3lnpioer aeban0eIt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
MeHr @Iatternertrantllnaen.


Erei 9leger imO elm @eiber aeiteriI IN
Die Grarantdne aebraht gldt
5ebu nene 9Iattcrufdue in ser
iIoiicuen @odc ougcmeloet.-Gic
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nod nitt poriiber. @eiteru puroen
pier neile Grfraufllngeu eutoedt. lin
ter Oen Eotieuteu befinoet lid cin
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gieger, rpelhe nit in Dem Suilie mob
neu, iino nidt erfraHft, ipllroen aber
uebit oen Totienteu nud Der Gua'
rdntdnc qcbrabt ino in Der geobuh.
hrugsitutioH intergebro6t. g9ic II.
9lihor0iou, Der first Ser GuuruntGne.
bcfaunt gemdht bat, bciinOeli iidb ale
9lottcrnfronfen mtf Dem &e0c ser
@ciierimg
2oitt Ocm @eriht ser @ciilnobeitS
geb0roe luuroeu in Ger periloiienen
gSohq 229 GoOesfGQe mo 2S3 @es
burien augemeloet Sm @on5en er-
eigneten lid in mierer StaOt nab.
reno Der lebtct @ohc 800 SooesiGae
gceen 2t3 in Der gleihlaiiieuoen
gSohe ocS &oriobres, 2i0 in 1912
iInO 2tO in 1911.
Iic bouptiddlihiien GooeSuriaden
maren. Nloicrn /, GDpbuS I, Sns
ilrlcn5a 3, aeu6buiien 3, Gipbtberi.
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ldiiiguug l. 9IItersidjmGde T. SeIbit-
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glIs geboren wurocn 223 iueibc
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mareu mGnnlideu lm0 1l3 peibli.
den GeidlehtS.
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&ranf6eiteu mlrOcn augenleloet:
0ipbtbcritis 25 Shorladfieber 10,
Gppbus 8, Maicru s, aeutbiiten TO-
9rmgenihmiuOnlAt 80, @inopoden
q, eeidmolenc N|ouoeln II nuo
@Iattern Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
8luci WlOrpIliMnl. .iyreMnOe?

esu Scr mittleren Eoli5eiIiotion II
tcn Scr p Sabre altc glbra5am Gop'
fan. alias parru Smith, uou 9lr.
"a Sao-5ront- Strabe, mo Der IS
Sabre altc @}idael Dlirtenbam,
bon Nr. pa. @eIt.9aItinIorc-
inter ser gIniduloiginta, angebli6
Wlorpbiuni i'm @eiise gebnbt 81 ia.
ben gle mur0en geiterit 9Ibcno
pon oem Sereeniitcu @ilIian 3cn-
fms perboiiet nno mer0en beioe beu.
tc gormittae III Der mittleren FoIi.
seiiiation por @oIi8eiridtcr 5upplec
ein @erD6r 81 bciic6eu 5aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
0ns Mettcr.

sir NiarpIano uno oen Giitrigt
Golmbia beute fIar uno fdItcr umo
nproweitlihe @inOe.
Gie bohiteIemperatur NOR geltern
Ga @rao unl 2 llbr giadHittags uno
Ste nieoriaite 3s @roO Inn 5 lI5r
Dlorgens.
Sn oen iibrigen @etter 9eobut
tiuigs gtationen oes 2unoes mar
Sic nieorigite GeHperatur pie iolgt
Ntlantic Gitp 40, gismard 4, Bolton
". Guiialo 26, G6arleitoH 60, Gbico-
10 26, GIepelano 26, Corpus Gbriiti
36, Tenuer "a, Detroit "a, GuIutD
rs, Gaitport i6, @alpeiton AZ, @reen
9au IS. Sotteras 50. Sopre %, S9-
lena Is. SadionDille GA, aanios Gitp
80 anor0iae 36, SouispiGe 80, GFar.
aucttc II, memphis 90, Wiontgomcrp
TO- Nlontreal s, HantIIdet 36, gtclu
CrIeans 3S. g1elp g)orf 36, GfIahos
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3S, EortIano, De 26, Eortlano,Sre
l2. Galebec >. Moleigb g. Salt Safe
9itp p, San 6ran8isco As, St-
Vouis 24, ct. 4oul a. Scrantcn 80,
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60. @aibiuaton AZ, @innipeg %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Senator Mm. n. &cnpon bon So
ma, oeiicn Bin eine moroliide Reini-
auuq iii Der @uuoesbalptitaOt Der.
beifii6ren ioll, miro am Gieititae
9Ibeno inter oen 9litipi5ien oeS yDla-
r0ldloer-gcreinS iiir io8iaIeSvgiene'
III ser Csler4SaIIe. Jlr. 1911, Gatbe.
oraI. StroBc, einen 9ortrag baIten-
Ias T0cna 0eS 8aitors Or, u. y.
Nidliter bei oieier @elegenbeit miro
..1ic 9etebriua Der 6rau 8umop"
ieiii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
SaaofreilOen ~ (Smoe.

Staats sSag0maroeiu Glirlcp bat
acilcru bctannt acgcbcm oab sic 9um'
ocsbcborocn oIle @crioucn peIbc
BON Deltc an piloe Gnten I'M Staatc
M'orplono idieBen. oocr iolde 5uni
Ncrfauf anbicteu, aeridtlidj uerfol-
Qcn pcrocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
7rr uWDrluarIa glarreu.Olnmm. I

Gen gorbereitinlgen nah 81 IRE
ibeileib Die Der llrnUerein uSors
PARTS fir oelt beiite gladjmittag
iiattiinoeuocu Nerren-Wnmni 9etrof'
len bat miro Gimor Eriunpi icin.
xic 1ciiIihteit beailiut punft bier
llbr @roi. iSeoerofi.9iaoiim, oeiieR
0cim iiA III Der g3d6e oes oeutiheu
Gimuonocrlinas Eiers III Socilit
4oit bciinoet, miro cinen Sortrdg
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
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Sottc ic1mcrc stiirmc 81 beitebcu.
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mem 3piidenOedS @aiiagier er.
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rihten
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9inie" trai geiteru &ormittag am
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zines Gergebeus III ieinem Seintutb-
lanoe Elm Sa6r i'm GjefdnguiB 5uge-
bradt bate SAILS ibre 9ppeuation
in @oibington niht beriidiihtigt
piro, perOen oie 9eiOcn nit benz
noditeu nah 6omblra o6fabrenoen
Gumpier picocr oeportirt Gin Ser
panOtcr ans ct. 2oitiS bate oem
@oarc $50 gcionOt.
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mar ben Sam6lirger 9ufcn mO
bate ati ser gan5en Geiie foit Olrd-
meg idlebtes g9etter 9eionOers
iducr moreu sic Stiirme 5piiden
bent t6. uno 81 Sanuor, ais OoS
SHiff nit Sdnee- uno Sagelitiirmer
fdmpite. Sobe @eIlen iprongen bou.
fig iiber 0os @erOed, rihteteu ieoodj
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ten @etters Die neiite 3eit ieefranf,
mo cs lpuroe all peridieOenen Eagen
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berllbigeu, Ger Gumpier lag cineu
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ltorfen glcbelS oic 9Inifa6rt nidt uur-
nebmeu foulIte.
GieS mar lngeiGbr Inn Oielclbe
3cit ais ser Tampier ,9fontlldet"
nit Dem Ioupfcr rDlonroe" coIli-
Oirtc. Tic %. 8. 81 Siilieruic
scr aMonroe~ muroeu auf Der Sir
caOia" niht oIfgeiaugeu Tic 1gIr-
caoio~ miro icbr uobrideinlit nGb
item Sonitug oic 9fiidrciie nod Sarn-
burg autreteu.
@rirgt 1000 @inwan0ercr.
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nGbemuib~ iubr am Gonueritog
yIahmittag bon @remerbaOen o6.
GaS S6iff idbrt iiber @oIifar nad
Baltimore imo bon bier not @ol-
ueiton. Ger Gonpicr bat fir Sali
Jar 2l5 &aiiaoiere, fir Baltimore
sos nno fiir @aIpciton 900 AT
goro.
Rid t norcilig urtbcilen.
@rGiioeut ). 6. AbitncD BON Der
.WicrdautS & WiincrS Gransportd-
tion 60. CAB geiteru Morgcu euc
Grtlarmg a6, in pelber cr ocG
Muuih oisoriidtc, 0aB OaS Fn6li-
finn nit Dem llrtbeilc iiber Oen lln-
faII 5piihen Ocn Gonpfern nNan-
hidet" iu1o r@lonroe" warten iolle,
bis sic 9eb0roen ibre llnteriIdlul
gen pollcn0ct baben
Gin Offi5ier BON einem
3WiiAcnOedr dreiicnOeu
eridoiieu.
3niolge elmer gtadrift Ser glllos
ciirten Yreiie puroe Der brittle Si-
fi5aer 3. @enOt, bonn 0ompier
rgronocnbur9" oeS 9iorOO. SIopO,
pon einem mabniiniigeu 3luiiden-
OedreiienOen auf Ser 5obrt bon Sal
peiton, Seras. nad 9remerbopen err
ihoiien Ger Wlonu feuerte feds
Shiiiie orlf Oel Gffi5ier, Die ale III
oen &orper cinoran9eu Sr. @enOt
mar in Baltimore gut befannt 0a er
nit Der o9ronocnburg4 iebr oft bier
par
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
9Jfinimal. QDbniaB.

1n ,,GitD-Glub" belt gelierii
Naittog Batter 81 Sobr u. HDoi bon
ct. 4ouf aiiiin, cine gortrng iibcr
oos 6citieeen eircr l)liniual-9obns
rate. &ater 0lpon lpirO ais eiil qr.
pert iiber Sobniragen bc5cihnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
Ghrtcn Gapt. Steluart.


Iic glngebori9en ser Spriben-Go.
9tr. s lnO Der electromagnetic. glr.
10 oa6en 5ii gbren oes in 9hibeitauO
getrcteuen Gapitdns @iaiam s. Ste
mart eeitcrn 9tbeuo in ibren 6oupt-
quarter, al ser 9ofapette 9lpenlie,
nabe @iImoryStraBe, eineu feierli-
heu gmpiaug. Die Nlitglieoer Ser
sSeuerbeboroe, Gbei gntrid mo iein
9IliiItent, Gbef gnrfburOt, mobntei
gleitfolls ser @crantaltiuig bel.
Sin biibider, geoiegener StiieI ipur-
oe Gopitdn Stelpurt oon oen 2euten
iiberreidt ole inter ibm sur Be-
fdmpimg Der 6Iantmen ouSgeriidt
poren. Ginige 9Inipraden mo mt
iifnliidc Gorbictiuigeu erg6n5ten Oas
Nrogrnnm arf'S bette. Gopitdil
Stewort ipnrOe i'm pergangcuen
Nl1r5 bel Dem 9ronoe DER Tiebboie
erbeblid pcrlebt unO obpobl cr Dor
itngef1br einen Monate pieOer iei-
nen gienit oifua6u, lit iein forpcrli-
der 3uitano oennod nod 10, oaB ais
0os bette fir i'm ser 9iiidtritt pont
oftiuen Gicnit eridien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

CgrOher Wlastcn-Sall, 4. Tcbrnnr
1914, rtsrpGiun.Nalle," 9lr. 1000,
Trcocrif-gIuc. ~ iucrtGuuIlc Yrciir.
Sifets an ccr Slar bis 10 ll6r.
($an2S, Sebri,4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
!, ,Gitn gSioc CSom0res. q

Sn Der Notwithstanding 0cs
Gin asibe Gonoreb~ am Gouners.
Tag, Sen 5. 3ebruor 9Iberos s llbr,
iberocu 81. a. r. 9. Tohmc, Sr.
Mm. 81 Gnmdrt, Sr @m. 81.
Nloltbic. poiior :. s. Stciieu iui0
9Iuoere @ortrdgc Daltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Gisnrren Spiten fir Oleflamc-
smcfc. Scites WicOinm fir @irtb-
idJuftrn nnO GisdrrcngeidIGftc. Nobc
GummiiiiOn fir 9lgenfen-
2afnncttc ImpOrtinesGu.,
Baltimore, NlO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EleoertrdH5"
init 7ameHDereiH.
WiaSfenbaa II, MaSfeubalI
NlOutaa, Ocn 8. Sebrnar,
in Mar 6efer'S SaOe.
(1ebtS)
9Iuoc6Otc fir Yuic6all.@orf- 3ri6iinc

ylngCbOtc tlIr SaiebdllsFQrtsIrIbnnc.
glngebotc fir ben gali Der Sribii-
ne in Dem neuen Earf Der SeOcral-
9caaue, iho BON ben iolacuoena6ir-
mem cingcrcidt lporOen: ..gGeIt Son.
itruciiou 60, Dionmonier & Sor-
rea, Conan guiIoino Co. sen.
IN Smith & Cons 81" Olorrow
Bros, s. s. Eurucr, ..NlarplonO
Contraction Goupanp,~ Souioro &
@roofs, 0enrp z. 9iippel q. .. Ma-
ion, s. 6. @oIib, uGonioIiOntcO Gn-
gineeriiig Gonpanp~ uno Der Sim
ger.Eenb Co. Gic @ldne limo pou
Dem 9lrhiteftcl Otto Gj. Sinouinn
6craeitcIlt woroeu. Die Soften Der
Grridtilng ser gribine merOen iih
onidcineno oili $4,000 beIaIfeu
Sin yWcltcriGittcrnOcS@ Greisnif.
Gic 9feger BON SSairfieIo, Slime
Arlmocl GoltutD, wtroeu geitern
N1orgeu OurH oen SSnaIl cines rel.
Benoen cleftrii1eu 9eitlmgsorobtes
Dor Dem 6oiriiclo Suitie in groBcil
Sdrcdcn Ocrictt. So nud Ser 9tc-
ger gllermloer Sill iuio feline 6omi-
lie. Gr borie Oos fraAenoc 3er6er.
Itcn Oes Trabtes imo, lpie cs ibul
rorfom. ais lei Der fnall in u1diter
9tGbc ieiuer @obnnng an Der 6.
StraBe cltitnnOen, rounte ct III mill
Der Snit ans ieinem @auic. 3itf1l-
lig mar feline 3ron gernoc nit Der
3ubereihmg 0eS Morgeiilnbiiies bee
ldGftigt mo bate 0o5u eiu if0nes,
fladernoes 6euer angemodt, weldcS
Oide Rallhpolfeu in oen&ninii Inno-
tc 9Ils sin nm oen ieinein S6orn-
iiein frieoIid entaueIIenoeu Haiid)
erblicftc, in6 cr oorin Oas 3ei6en eli
ner in ieincm @ollie itattgeiuuoenen
iiir6terlihen @rploiion, itiir5te nit
geitrdnbten @aor in ieiue @obmii6,
olarmirte Irmt uno Gino, nobel Gr-
iiere i6r 5riibltiid uerbrcnnen Lies,
rn0 begob lid elliott auf Die Sufc
noH oen 0eroe oes oeroerbliden Gr-
riguiiies. Grit nodl geraumer 3eit
bate er iidb oalul oaOon iiber5euet
ooB ser anmin poaig IN 'Crommg
unO iibcrboupt nidbts paiiirt lei, mo-
rduf er berilbi9t ieinen @ofiee trin-
fen fonntc Gin fleiner Sitnge, Dem
oos gauge GreiguiB melteriAiitternO
uno beOclIteno gcria cridicu, tele-
p6onirte oll Die 3eihugelL iuoraui
&cporter' in 9lutonobiIen berbeiiau-
ten bei'm 9lnblif Der Die elcftriihe
2eihng reparirenOen Grabtipauner
ieOo6 iuieOer nit geuiihten Weiiib.
fen peridmauDcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01


D1cbrerc Shm0en NOR gelicrn Die
lsoIi5Gbcboroc bcibditigt, ole sln-
idiuloigingen gegeu oen 9Iiiiitcnteu
Ocs Sctrctars Der 9eboroe 81 unters
iudlcu. g9ie bcreits I'M oGclltidcn
0orrcIponocttcn~ nitgetbcilt iuuroc,
iolI augeblid Scrr 9lobert O. GIag.
poole Q3ctten iiir 9ierocrennen per,
mittelt uno otgcuonuucn babcn.
N1cbrcrc Boli5ci.Glerfs lpurocn Dcr'
uouimeu lmo ioa elmer ocrieIbeu be-
laIien0c glusiagen gegen GIoDpoole
acmadt babeu. gIuS oicicm 0jrmoc
ueranlaBtc sic @oli5cibcb0roe, Dob
gInIhuloiguuecn gcach ibn erbobcn
ucrocu. gea6riddfliIidj idon NOR
aen gtotmittaa iDirO ii6 Serr Glau-
poole pcrantluortcu miiiieu. 3ipei
ucriAicocuc Earteicu ioaeu in galti.
more oas g9cttgeiddit controIireL
mo oa sic cine Oerielben III letter
,}cit bic Cberban0 geuouneu babcrt
Iou, tam es 5n 9icibereicu imo Sebe-
rcicn lin Rodc 5u iibcH, ioIl uon
Ser flciucreu &artei oas @criidt ans
aciprcnqt morocn iciE oaB Scrr
Glaupcole iiir 0ie @egeu-Rartcu
a9ettneidjdlte pcranlaBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
Garf uidlt mcbr Ocrfamfcu.


5taatsuuibalt Georgc Sarimou
bat Eoli5eimarihaIl Dreamer Don
Yaliimorcs9ouutp, iuitrlIirt, cineu
9solijiIten nor Die Mirtbidoit oes So
Icpb Gampela, @ombaro. iinO III.
5traBe, 5li itationiren, i'm oaralIT 81
Iebcn, odB feine @etrdilfe perfalIit
uerocn. Gnmpela lit beiduIoi9t eilt
iibelbcriidtiqtes Saus 81 balten mo
mar Del Der 8erbanolung, iuelbc Fiir
Nlittlpoh angeieBt mar, niht erlbies
ucn, poraiif feline bon ibm geitellte
giirgihaft ais perfaIIen erfldrt mur'
oe. GnmpeIa mar elmer bon oen 8
EerioneM lpelhe ipegen SiibrIng ei'
hes idlehten 0aiies beiHuloigt Wa,
ren Bon oieieh luiIr0en lebte Nohe
3pci dIS iduIoig befltuoen, wabreno
elmer frriaeiprohcu purOe. @eorgic
0arpep, cine Der ihuloig geilinoc-
ucn lpuroe ourb Nidjtcr Iimcau SIT
elmer @elOiiraic bon $50 uno ben
Soften uerurtheilt, nahoem lie err
tldrt bate, oaB lie peg5iebeu piiroe.