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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

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0ic @eucelWgcn 0er eigentlidlaa 0auparntec 81 per
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nan Sem zi0ittet abscordngt iao mii oncli afditen
~ 0ic BON Bot Ncltideil uio 0crrciclltc peercsei
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
NisiOenSen.

s,u bic 7nDnbgr per Gnlpmmeu. cblieafioHen
nno bfpor5untcn AliieR bcr ,,ilalteh Nnils
mapS ,& @ieetric Company" non 9aitirloTe.
Nalt more. DID, 20. 9loOember 1914.
Nie @iniDmueuEbl bliaatipuelaGD GDupoub g(r 81
perbcn an mo uncb 0cm l.. GeJenlber 1914 tn
sem gQni0duS bon llcraaoer Qrppu a. Spue,
Aaltmpre oDne gb3iqe iir bic Nnnoes,siEs
mer 6cieeier Gonpoas beicl5cn nil pSrl8riiis
aahiqcii 0criiiiiaieu pruientueu. &ne Gipts
netoe bon 5mei ero5eHt alf oieie 8rlorlidriS'
ylileu iii il O5s nm so. NoOcmbcr 1914 en-
ccuhcn letoe Dondie crildri moybeu miA Goods
hliiir unit Ab5ug cluCS Ebeilee ocr Siaa!er
Sia0i uno 0ounip Sieucru Mot nbcr eH
8icrfel bon eiuem @ro3cni) mer0en ben am
a. Nouember 1914 pCbuhteu Nnbnbern an 80.
Nopembcr 1914 per Goii 3uQcianoi
Nm gluitraae bcr Nirciiprer,
Mlm @arll,
(Gos26.3O) seiretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30


Zen gerifen aus Berlin uii0 gSicn 5nolge, Dabcn
bic IirteH ben 9iieu mu0 Gngldrocrn berets empiuo
idlc @erliite 6egebradt imo be0roben au Der einen
9eic 8otim uo Die Soiipt Eetrolcui. Sntereiien &B
an0 lc9en imo aii 0cr anoercn Scite Den SuGtaHal
zen pauptneru Dcs briiiid)e 8anGcls nit OeH Orient
Cs ideni oat Oa0 tiirtbc Seer felt DER Sleorgoiiii
rung oird ounide GfiSiere Sic balo nad 0cm 8alton.
riea bega Gin itortcr o bcadtenspert6er @ladtfat
tpr gemoroeu it, nmlomebr, oa oettide GifBcrc oao
Seer leen mo Der befonnte preuBiie General Siluan
bon Saioers oea Gbertefeb iubr Die REORGANIZATION
pcs tilrhcn SeercS bat iid5 noneatd o oie @ereii.
odmg imo 8erbellering Der Wlobilmahung, Die Gin
ibrimg elropdidjer gInsbiloung rn0 Ausfiibrngs.
grmOiaBe louc oii Die 9crbeerung Der 9lilsriihma
uno geuauimg ulo aui oie Sieaelung Der @erpegna
ino oc5 NhnitionS glabidubS erltred @era0e Sic bel
ocn eBtcren Bunite botte udbreuo oes galtonricges
dwerc MdngeI ge5eigt rno ibnen mar es bauptadd
5u5uhrebcn 0epeieu Dab Der yuar toDeenutbigc aber
ideat ucrpeatc, buacrnoe trtiic5r 5oIoat Dem and
lcine Geniacn0cn FatrUHel 5uaeibrt rcrocn fonnten
ucraatc. godocm oiee Wldngcl beieitigt moroeu no,
5cia ocr tiirtbe So0ot nad Den biSberigen Grolael
ucocr icnc BON glahr oor5glitcu ailit1rideu Gigca
idnite pelo)ea III iribcrpn fregcn oft gldjeu
oe @eipice geliccrt bat Cine pie groBc 5treitnadt
bid Iirfe ins 5cl0 geian0t bat o0er eloen fonn III
Eidi bctann 9ber oa id5 0ie Srieoenstdrfc aui lT,
600 G3ierc 250000 NanL 10000 Rier0eu 1900
@ciduBen iuD i3O Wiaibneugcrcbrcn Belief 10 III an
0HtNAtN tuB WlHuelliH 5utl WtlAlpltl MIleAVl lt ~
sSel0 geiteut uer0en tonnc Gem bic algpnenc
8ebrpidt lit euaebrt Sic eiHe Gicnitpilidt BON 81
Ssa6rcn bonn ~ DIS 5um 49, 2ebcnsjobre. Soriiebt.
Sie 5erdlt III oeu atpeH Eieii ron ore Die 9eieree
BON icdjs bic 2nrOpebr uo ncln ulo San0ihlrn BON
feds Sa6rcn "a Der bciIigc Sirieg oes Sslnm crtau
wproel it wcrocn bcroies AUDI 5a5Ireid3e Eiire jlr
5a1Hc ellen ole uid militdrpilidg iino lla0 Die gu
iorocnmg 5tn bege Streg ur0 @nglauo aud IN
Ggppicn luo Snoieu. 1ratred III Nl9rr Inis ln0
glarofto ino 9hlBlauo N Ncricn uuO in Ge6ietcn oeS
eigeneH San0es, iuo vieIc MobamHeooner wo6nei uie
so d1oea modem Der bdreite 5dlaa aber oen pie
Aliirtci onrd 0a5 Gingreiiea Dos yslom crei0c fon
lien III BIC oro5enoc lnter6rcdng oes @ertc6rs 0urd
nea Guafaual Iic Lrtci bot oic 9leuiralitdt 0eir5
Noiienuc9cs jrar SIS gcroHtirt o6ar Gnalon0 ielb
Got Sic Neltraltat ociiebe d)on rcrlesi ais Is bic
fcid3en ni0 6iierrcidbcii Nanoelsidiiic sic bcim
ylusbrd oes arieges II ben @deu pcs 9anals 3!tflndi
gciItt boien tapcric
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

1epariemrnt iar riiruslihr @egstIsrnusen.
ilntrrIcpnrtSmcni 0ee 5ngenienrv.
@nltim more. 10. NQOemhcr
Nin Ylne, bic ce nrarnii
GS pro bicrntii eemdb ben 9lpihnuic Sj y
inh 96 beo Baltimore @taottGbdricts hrtunnl
qcmadl nnb bic eldlictnnac 1unMlilpn per
Sta0i baltimore nab Fem h Jonnar 1913 pc'
Qnnen ipirb bic nadaeaanuie Srnhc nit no
ocfnem Q,aicrill 8i pieltctn, ncu 81 ptatetn
inb ncu 3u he!eaen. HlIc NcrloHen mp Cor
rDgatiOncn mcrccN ccspnlO drleeioroeu or
iaabniBimduc iii QUE @rhciteH iu loler nno
hcie bar tem z ,sannar 1913 5t beeHeeii PIC
in iroeE5 cincy 2Reiie bic Anl6lNbnla qoet
gnfrcibuna nnh6cNonnicr Sirabe nper cnes
Ibciles bcrIchen notpia madcn riebiea, naN'
tenn iie nAi ieiDe Meie aepFafleiL neN 81
pilaileri oocr men belcpi N
Tlc pbeu crp0tnic 5irnBc lii'
2nlrob,s5traar, bonn N'@l Slipcr Sirabe pig
S. 81 Ne9du,
@idoi Sngeuicur.
Sn Hufirdqe Der @i!ancruHss 1omnlllllon
ocr einOi Baltimore
" aeisn NBmpiun,
&Uriitcg nuo coNlu.llteHoer Nn9cn'cur
(9ion23 .3O. Gc6l ll)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
Vlortin z dlencrs

SIS iirb am 2s Nopemhcr 1914 Wlnrtln
aMepera, nelicbicr Gniic bon gnnie S6epcrp
tpcb NimmcD. in glier bon S0bren, it
feiner q9nbmn0 SuD SOicl. Niarn.Mpnb. Gie
Nccroiguna innei am Ilruiiaa 4 December,
ubt Yiorrcne BON oborr Norcc ans liQt
Farm sur ol Euitdmcnrstirnc. no un 9 uOt
Nlorpens cine Rcoiiiem ppnmeiic fit icn Gee
cnhcl pecieH miro. Geletunq nui Dem 4pl.
4rlbfcrs ifrtebbpfe" t4oO2O De6i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

@erfrgrie Mnncboie obcr GoraaitIdas nit
Per MnlUrit; sRronodl lor N6enilou ol Al-
/ iribuiion Wlains, synprooemcnt ol e,nnpolppet
3ouro Of 9ltpdres Of baltimore GtN" yeroen
im @ireau nes GtaosRealitroiore RaipbanS
Baltimore. Wio bio eN (1i) llhr NprmildQa
an Nliliipoal, Sen 0 Eeacmbcr 1914, eaiqeqcu
Qcnoutrc iiir Ole Gpnl,ruiiiou bon @lohiloh'
rem llio @nBeienrnbren Snnbr Ieiinnqei'
Wlt cen fu8H qcNbriaeu g'cntilcn Subeholipeli
Ten etc. 6ipuben Clifton fRdr uuo 9iorib2loe,
Baltimore Mlarolano.
@ldne uno SpesiiiaiioNcH iino am nno nadD
MlthpaM, oen o. Nopenber 1915 in Nntean
fes ganicr,SueenicurS Naibban5 Baltimore
Do crbdliiih. Sine @ehhbr ron aebn Nouotp
$1,000 iviro fit ieoe &eiee bon Yldnen nno
bc tcrcu siaeaobe am ODER por oem 20. re
ieiubcr 9i4 u gueW 8NnHne Sufnaetloilei
20 ein Mnqeboi einacrcldt miro ooer m@i.
Gin btg'0ubiQicr Nhcd tca Sicicto ani eHe
,GlcQrnQ Noule Ynui" ui Nciraac bon nni
iiuieno Collars (SS0OOOO an ben lRdhOr uito
Siaoiraih non Baltimore inblpor 8eHnHt miro
init ieoem Mn1eboi uerIdnnt
Sic ahQelOdttcu Gunniiidicn nnb mic iolei
$4,000 Aubiporos @ros9naimo9innq.
500 MubiibnytS 9ln9i@o6maa nNier bean
SuhnOcnu.
10 ll 81 MR. SnuoomcntNnlieu,
Nicieruua una Oinicsen uun 5000 einS
@iablcn. ON crt acrauinIt nno aoaeinniiten.
QicicrunR HRh Anbrinanna ppA lC1 Sbnllchc
aiclsTGna anS qeacr BON 200 anoiroros aies
1850 aubiinnr0S 1886 eoHcci iui 5iircomeui.
ciciernna arb sceen 800 Nins6AB G' uuicr'
nrliunqe
aiciaiuo nno ececn 1o57 ehSas el' gto5l.
aiciernus uus ceacu 1856 CoHcfei.9hne fin
81" 1idOlrnhrcn
MnbriRrcn bon &cniilcn nIo 3ubeb5rttr!aa
CONTRIBUTION $50 Gin 6nb lnnncl nit Gohtrei
Acdlebnug nntcf SNrinrn 4pcne
llnieradra OF 49, & C.feaDn" rpneuoei
Gcncu Don 1870 SiHsSuE COZ NinheilcH'Nnrrrn
0eoeu ron 1i40 gin.l,SuB a." GinBeiien 9iobrcu.
Ser eriolgreiuc Aiccr uinB 4hrni6ait teleu
mnb Die HeitlmmnHgcn oes Giaoi,GparieIs llber
Gpnirdlic crihucn
Eie Goniraii.9e1arhc bendt M hn2 Hedi
bor, irgeno cin ooer nne slnacgnic dl5nmctlcil-
8iDbert g Oleuuuit
iiiuo QAdilctsNuacnicur.
9cllGiiSi ON rs 9ioucmher i9ii.
lCGu nubcrt.
temp pydiScni her nHige.tgcuoyoc.
cara q. 9Spilmni
cruiustitcnDcr 1hseuicnr.
(9ipba3 oT. pO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

ogSie Gallcn uir 3entiijlan0 init @ciiai 6eariHt
fdttc g iid aS 2Iutucpcn gridg&ogen, ocnl Nera
Sru3 Don @clgcll itreibi Der v&hilooelpbio Se0Gcr
Icr &erausgcbcr eucr 3etiug iii 5uar BON Deutiher
NbIiomnnig, a6cr er bciBt DDS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
Baltimore Gemeterh.

gArsan: GnaphGlnnnna glaftb.alpenur blam
non Der 3an.Stsahc.
@cnrdrnibpilOc su uernncn NON $25 an
5ciiou 429 nnier iunermhbrrnocr guilint
sos 9luun ilr 3 clnadle Grdber Sl0ilcn
lrclc NenuUnp her Nape0e
Iuletneh htabeir9neaHs iesl often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

gHrean ors Gsbduos 9nipcftprs Jlaibhaus.
Baltimore rs. NoDember 1914.
Inpchoie mcr0cn cHiaepen eenuWmen non
her 0oulrait6ehyrhe ocr Siabi Baltimore mr.
eiren 9lntau unb llMhdulen on 9ir 80 @bule
fir hen Midnor mo @idblraih bon Baltimore
5mr NcrusuuQ fciteus Der Gclulbehor0e.
glRfeboie uiiiieH IN beriegeteu GonocriS nHD
an bcu Nnuro oi 9llrurhS ci Baltimore Sin"
aAreiiirt icln bic 9lnii@rii ,@rppciai ior
qlboitiou aub Mlteraiipu 10 9mpol w. 30"
iraqeu uuo bel Serrn AliIhoro 0pinn @inois
Ncaiiiraior lu ielncm Niircau i'm iaibbaus
am ooer bnr Mliiippm, Sn Q. Gs5cmbsg 1914,
IS iihr &Ormiiiaca. einqercidht perbcn.
Sin beQ.Oubioier 9bed oce NieicrS i'm Rc
truce pnn flrihunbcrt (s500 COZ TolnrS nuf
zinc n0lecrug Nouie @oni" ani bic Drore oes
Nlnbora unb 5taoirnlha bon Baltimore unB
le0cm 9lHqeboi heioeii0i ieln
Der Criolpteil0e 1ictrr mus pilrQiOdit iielcu
mo nir 8orihrifieu hcS G.aotrObdrierc in Nei
Saa aui Goniraite eriiiueH
2eiAmHpen rno Spc8liiiailonen i5uHen an
n0er npn Sem 2s goOcmber 1914 im AirenA
ne0 Behiuoc fnineliors befihtlai ucroeH
Die 0oulroiisGeb0roe bebdli flo onS Nedt
por ir0euo ciu oocr aQc slHacooic 5uriia5u'
melien
eichdubcsSnfpciior.
@ciiaNai am 95. 9lurem6er 1914
SDta Nubtrt
lunuireroer Qrdliocni rer O0niraiitHetoroc.
(Nob27 2S80)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

@ne iAGnc Gr5ic6nns Der ainOer mirb it cn5slnea
Souuiassidnlen in 3oltinore.Goutp betricbcn Ssa
Ger 5onntogs5ule eircr Observation-Disclosures all Ser
Narior9 9oao antporteeu 6c inoer qetern aui Die an
lie aeridieic 5rngc per 9nltmoreGonip re9erc; Der
Sciicl Cine oltc anoerer5e1ntg tauu ridlts e3it
ieS 5ir Soae bntet. 8oltmoreGouitp miro ndlt
illehtcr rerirntet nlS 9lacannpGonltD iii retlidea
DiarDlou0 o0cr Dordleitcr Gorntp ouS Scnl hes @oa
ucyiclIrs hit oitlic5cn MorDano llno lpenA man oei
airoerli ben @laiibci bebrnaf oaB @altinoreGount
einc thatidd)lde 1oac lit Damn itcbt ooo au geder
Stufc mt ben Sriegsbcridien aiIs 2ououn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

,,Nir 1entdlra buben ben G0nImnnSanten BON 4t5e.
mDs gc5dnaf neil CT sic SETTING iibergeben wcaic
mc0ct cin ridcr @crdlieriiattcr ais Gcinbcrg 0os
5mnappspcrbot ideint a bic II Sunbcro ieAcnocu
Riiien feline 9nmenoin0 jill ba6ei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
Baltimure, %. gipocmber 1914
9Hrcau Der lb5usclnuaiGgmmiiicn osr Siabt
Baltimore.
Au5Cige fir Wlnteral nuD 9nbcbdr Nuutratt


9Hrran Scr Observation-Disclosures osr siabi
Baltimore.
Mu5glge fir elnterial nnD 9nDcb5f 0autralt
Nr. r. Qjnheliruseh
@eriieeelte sluqe5ose nit Der elnli@riit Nro,
pcial for surHil1iuG Sron 9allinos ip lbe
Scpera0e GommtlNon doyeiiri ~ oeH Soarp
Of WmaroS ol Baltimore SIN" lperbeA bis
9litimpul, oen q, December 1914 4 ubr 8or.
u,iape, I'M giircGu ncs Observation-Disclosures
Raib0aua Baltimore, Mlo, cnigcgcn 1eionl'
mcr
@rc3iiiiaiioncu imo Rldnc iDnnen ON uno
nn2 9anina, % 9looemuer 1914. niti Geinh
iH Nnrcdu Der glb5Masicnd 0pmuiiiion. Sini'
mrr 0r 500, ,,2lmcrlcnu 9uiibsuG," baltimore,
NIB, cy!onGt mcrocn
Sin begluublofcr coed hcs @ictcre I'm nc.
iraac bon 100000 nui cine a0lclrug pnut
Nanl" Gcsopen. nu bie Gr0ct oee ylanora NM
Siahiraihs BON baltimore sab bdr miro mil
icocnl slnachoi perlnHei.
SbggiAaHic Srnuiiidtcu.
600 600 Riunn VuneiicnsS tidc.
Drr crfclorelcbc Nieicr ami bieieu 0oulrafi
mb giirQindf iicueu unb bic 8oti6riiicH
oca gta0f.G f.Gbnrieye lber Goniraitc crfiiuen.
Nie GonlraiisNcbtrbc hchdli It'd bda NcDt
nor iraeuo elm coct alc gnoeboie jurild5upei'
SIN smiiraas aey mosupsrqral GoulH'iiilOn
Gbnrcs guafnno,
Sarrp R. OsOsasgs.
Netaiiat an % 0uhcmber 1914
Suhn 0u6trt,
tenn. RrdHbert Der Oonirait0e55roe
(eluoo7 .2e 80 .De5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
Nric066fe
YunDpn. .lnrf. Ntmcfcrh.

@nTvnu; Mr. ~ grflf.garatugnsgi girnfr, nnO
pnnptguann9 Nrehcrln.9lpnn.
Negfdnni6pldte bon $25 an liiicr bcltinnis
cic. ilno IN Irciognns ant pnnpf3innnua 6u
iirecn llner Aaeat prb, iUenn oeiUanlAL
pprlrchcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

9ns Sdadtidiff pNniicr @iibc!m Der @ruhe0 mo
Der areBer y&ertba inlen 1T Der Office uon rIiiiden
llrteriee5ooten gcilnfen morocit ciu IaBt id 4ars
pcn petersburg mcl0eu. 4aris uno 2onoon eBcn iid
III Den lebtcu Iogeu and bon FctcrS6ura melocn big
pctiide 9lrnec lei III RuliiitNoeu in cine 5nlc aera-
ibcl 1ai3o @rmee Gorps uur0ai acangcn genommca
lro pcrnid)te Gus tnlnic a1aongS alid o6cr cs
Warcu rdiiihe Armcuorps Nom iii oer Citiee Ii
&iriIidtcit @uas eefnfcn iit Damn pcrocn g ipo1l
luliitc Sdliic acneiar etH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30
g'eFmiidJtc gIHsciern.


lNetntGcden ~ 0ircbes NnQcr Rrunipir
lienllc. III. w. Singleo sDlr 20, Snb.Apwarb.
1trape. 2clephnu en- Raul S0N7
glu 0ie Iamcn.
Gie rir5lac gnnle IN Ser eiabt.
Mnlefe Iuh NQeH icti otlen Snnpc Tniicn
Weipp0en eflcrnfu uullen s5anei bie6 In Iurs
Set 3eii nMfd ben 9nnlub ON hlcie Hldiicn
rfrcldcE. lnicrStni NlorQene, ylndmiinQs nnb
Npenne Ncqnciua siunbcn Sal 0alie hcs
nrunene Nrpeiien itnncn mGbreno bcs Inter
tld)ia iprtpricbi iucrDeu. cirlin0iiGer llnicrs
rtdi im &nurutl ron Nlulicrn cribcilt g}dherc
MhelNnil DritiM cber miinrln bcl Trl
9Apers, glr J02 @eiissoraioea.elrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-30

400 IIVVVIIUII IVIFT
Ga pigb 0ermii bcinmi geGebeu. bah Glmer
Is. Nno Garric 5bciilc. gcmuB 0er am 10.
SUM 1908 uuter5eihncien 3cruyouung Nr.
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Evening star., 1914-04-09
IN DANGER OF FINES.
Pleasure Boat Owners Must Keep
Life Preservers Handy.

\ fine of 800 was recently imposed by
Collector OF Customs Stone of this dis
trict upon Baltimore owner of power
launch as a penalty for not having life
preservers where they could be quickly
gotten at in case of accident The launch
which was used in the private business
of its owner and which was not used to
carry passengers for hire. was fully
equipped with life preservers. as required
by the navigation regulations. but they
We're slowed away in an inaccessible
place. Collector Stone held that the law
required the placing of the life preserverS
where they are easy of access. and inn
posed the fine accordingly.
II IS said tnat Potomac pleasure craft
owners arc i'll the habit of slowing life
preserrers in lockers out of the way. and
under this decision of Collector Stone
II looks as if they were liable to a fine
should any of the government inspection
officials board them. 1t would be we'll
for pleasure craft owners to look into
the matter before the boating season
opens on the river, it is declared.
Evening star., 1914-04-09
PROBING LIGHTsHIP DAMAGE
Inspector Rutland at Norfolk Look
ing Into Collision.

To investigate the damage done the
Fail of the Horseshoe lightshp. No. A.. in
lower Chesapeake bay. when it was struck
about a week ago by a scow in tow of a
tug. Capt. +. c. Rutland, lighthouse in
spector in charge of this district is in
Norfolk. The government viii make
claim on the owners of the tug and scow
for damage done as soon as it is def
nitely determined what it will cost to
repair the lightship
Notice is given of the appointment OF
Clark l.. Simns second assistant at
smith point light station. al the mouth
of the Potomac. on the Virginia side. to
succeed William r. Evans. promoted to
first assistant keeper at Smiths point
notice regarding aids to navigation on
Chesapeake bay and its tributaries has
been issued from the office of Inspector
Rutland as follows:
Maryland bay. main chan
mel Toll* point shoal gas buoy. 81. found
extinguished. recharged and reghted; ;
Baltimore harbor approach. main chan
mel. cutoff entrance. gas buoy. :. n.
found extinguished. was relighted: Brew
erton channel buoy. Il, Second-class can.
spar marker removed for summer: Fort
McHenry channel buoy, 4S, spar. found
broken off. relieved
Nirginia.-Chesapeake bay. Hampton
roads approach. Thmble shoal dredged
channel, gas buoy, I. found not flashing.
proper characteristic restored; Thmblc
shoal dredged channel gas buoy. $. found
extinglished. -recharged and relishted; F.;
Thmble shoaI dredged channel gas ouoy,
~. found extinguished. repaired and re-
lighted Wiloushby spit gas and bell
buoy. -. found extirguished, repaired
and relshted: Elizabeth river channel
buoy. IA. spar. found broken off. relieved;
Chesapeake bay. west side. Piankatanx
river. Cherry point flats buoy. !. spar.
reported missing, replaced: Great Wicomi
co river. Dammeron marsh shoal buoy. |.
spar. reported broken off, relieved.
Evening star., 1914-04-09

was the first designer to make use Of
American products in architectural or
naments and devised the vestibule which
is now used an entrance for the
Supreme Court of the United States
the columns of which are reproductions
of Indian corn. the stalks forming the
body of the columns with the joints
making an ascending spiral. and the cap
itals being reproductions of the ears of
corn. Latrobe also designed the tobacco
leaf capitals which adorn columns on
the Senate side of the Capitol
Latrobe was general consulting engi-
neer of the city of Washington. as Well
as architect of the public buildings and
iaId out the system on which the
Wharyes along the water front Were
built. He became nationally famous as
a consulting engineer and was connected
with nearly all the important early en-
Sineering works, including several canal
projects. He installed the first water
supply using steam pumps to lift the
water to levels above the source Of sup
pi%. This was at Philadelphia. fIe was
engaged in installing a similar system at
New Orleans at the time of his death.
Evening star., 1914-04-09
Fish Receipts Are Heavy.

Receipts OF fresh fish at the 18th street
wharf market yesterday from river and
bay nets We're 10000 herring. 1861 shad,
90 punches of perch and scattering of
catfish. rock. carp. pike and other varie-
ties. Prices for shad We're - to GO cents
each for roes. - cents for bucks and her
ring 81 per thousand. The demand for all
varieties of fresh fish is good in the
wholesale market. but the supply is more
than equal to the demand.
Evening star., 1914-04-09
En Ideal Vacation Awaits You
in Estes Park, Colorado

Wouldn't you like to spend your va (
cation this year in a place where you
can climb mountains. play golf or ten
mis-. ride, drive or motor, fish or camp
out. with a climate Of wonderful I
quality and an air that is crisp and J
sweet, and will make your cheeks glow J
and refresh you? Wouldn't t YOU?
Estes Park. with its streams abund- !
ant with gamev trout. its beautiful and \
rare wild flowers: its stupendously (
high Longs Peak: its drives through
wonderful mountain scenery: its living
glacier: it's fine hotel and boarding ac-
commodations: viii do all this for you
Truly it is the ideal vacation place
Let me send YOU our Estes Park J
folder with many pictures and fine
. colored map of the Park and every
thing about its high-class hotels and
comfortable ranch HOUSES. where you
can live at very moderate cost. Let
me tell YOU the best way to go and all
about the low excursion fares. III be
very glad to attend to all the details
Call or write for an Estes Park folder !
today before you forget.
WM AUSTIN, General Agent. Pas !
senger Dept, G.. B. & g. X. X. Co..
s3G Chestnut St. Philadelphia
Evening star., 1914-04-09
Thomas E. Will to Speak.

Thomas r. Will is scheduled to deliver
an address on "A Practical Movement for
Our National Capital at a meeting of the
George Washington University Society for
the STUDY of Socialism. to be held in the
Arts and Sciences building. 2023 g street
northwest. Saturday evening at O'Clock.
The public is invited.
Evening star., 1914-04-09
Seeks Limited Divorce.

Limited divorce with alimony is asked
in petition filed by Ellen +. Hanrahan
against John P. Hanrahan The wife
also names her father-in-law, Thomas
Hanrahan. as a defendant. because she
claims property owned by the husband
stands in the name of his father The
couple were married December 10. 1891,
and have six children. Drunkenness and
cruelty are alleged. Attorney H. Win
ship Wheatley appears for the wife.