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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

beiinoet iid oui Der 6lu6t nod
8ranoe Aipicre.
Der in 9lep-Norf ougetommenc
Gonpier u9srins @iQenJ~ Elm SOL
lauoer beribtete, oaB ar BON eiueut
engliihen ariegsidiiic ueriolgt mur-
Sc, oos 5mei ocuti6e 9iiraer obueb-
men moate
9Idd Der porliegen0en ariegs
Steuer 9ia ioaen bic &anoclbils
Der l6eoter S750OO0 cin6ringcn mo
ser aaugunni miB $8,00000O ob.
merieu. Die Bid befiaoet iicb nod
i'm Gomite
Gei Ser Grploiion elmer Sdges
nlii6le in &oobourn, aDy iino Sos.
unO g9m. &atten aetootet uno Nlad
Giaon uu0 awei anoere glrbeiter le.
bensgefd6rlicb perlebt porOen
Die &bilippinen 9iQ lit inn
Observation-Disclosures nit 2li gegen
90 Stlnlnlen dngenolluiell lporoell.
Der Senot miro bic 9iQ in oieier
SiBung niAt me6r auine6men-
Ole Appreciation Oes SEQ sVl
6rauf 81 9ltlouta, 60, um einen
neueu @ro5eB lit pom C6ergeribt a5
gepieien poroeH. Sranf wur0e fue-
geu Grnoroung oes SabrifndohenS
Nlaro Eboganin i'm porigen Sabre
5uni Go0e Oerurt9eilt
Sn 9lngIelton Eeros, Ill Der
9leger Soc Iuriee, Der inn porigeu
Sabre 6rau S. 0l SeiB ulo&oit Gi-
tD, Eeras, ermoroete gclpn@t por.'
Oen Gr ioate ge5dngt merocit crf
6ielt aber cine Gjno0eniriitUon ei
nem Nlonat.
@eueral 8illd 9ot im mcyitaai.
ic6en Staate Turango oclti@cs ~.
gent6tm i'm @ert6e DON eincr Dlil'
lion GoQors confiS5irt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
@itiae g(ntu-0iebe.

56ulGommiiidr Or. 9u6ert g
Gbom6ers lit iein 9(iltomobiI los
gclporoen. Giebe 6ruc6tcn crit
ieine 0r5tlideu Suitrumcntc nod
ieiner @obuuns uuo lieben eincn
3cttel 5uriif.
Aeber toitliAen &umor miiiien
Giejeuigen ucrfiigt bo6en welde ge-
itcrn giac9mitto9 eegeu s llbr oos
2lutonlobil 0es Sdul GoninliiiGrs
ar. 9n6ert 8. Gbanbers Dor benz
Sjeb6itoe ser nNlorulano Eruit Co.
6eitoblen BADEN. g9Gbreuo Ser 9(r5t
cinen @otienteu in Dem @ebduoe Be.
bonoelte, 6eitiegeu sic Giebe iein 9liis
tonlobil lno fubren oooon. SSn Dem
9raftpogen 6efanoen iidb in elmer
eroBen 2e6ertoibe sic dr8tliheu Sn-
iirumente oes @1e0i5iners. I'm ben
Sutomobil 9eiiBer in feline peinliNc
Sage 81 pcrieben, poren oie 0ie6e 10
robcl, ooB iic 5u CRIT nod ser Mob
nltng OcS or, Gbam6ers ft6ren mo
bort inn 5lur oes Smics 9lr. 1912,
@eit2ofaocttc 9lbcuuc, 0ic Eoibe
nit Den Snltrlrmcnten 5uriidlieBen.
c5leid8citig 6efeitigten iie einen 3et.
Tel an Der Soihc, melder Ole folgen
PC 9tufidrift bate. ,,@ir bcnueen bic
G'loihine mr fir cine fleine @ergnii
Gimgsfa6rt. Morgen miro iid Oos
9Iuto micocr in ibrcm @eiib befin.
oeu.~
9llS Or, G6om6ers aus ocn Sc
6dloc Scr u@iorplono Eruit Co."
trot mar cr niht mcnia iiberraiMt
ooB iein &roftmogen 0erihmunoen
nar. 9oppeIt peinlid mar ibm Dos,
lucil er in Der @ile mor, oos ltdotiihc
gIoniniitrations @cbduoe 81 crrci.
ben Inn an Ger SiBung Der 5htl.
9e66roc t6eilncbmcu 81 fonnen. @r
ncloete oen Dicbitabl ioiort Der 80
li3ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
0nn6e Jun qaitanfo aetroiien.

9uiiel 6ron5ont cin 10 Sabre al.
ter 3eitlugsilnge per III 9tr 252,
SiiG-GauasitraBc, mobnt. murOc ac.
tern 9}admittag an ser Gde bon 9al.
timorc. uno @aluertitraBe bon einGm
Soit-9lito Der ullnion @a0in9 So. "
getroifep uno 5ur Groe gciAIcuocrt.
Sones 2an9la bon glr. 9t3 8eit-
@hll6errDiraBc Ser Gbauiiclr oes
araitlpa9ens, bra@te oen anabcn
nah oem @iercp.Soipitol, mo Or
Soaano conitotirte, OaB oericl6e %er'
lcbungen an &iiden mo an per ling
feu Shultcr erlitten 6attc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
1ran Gatic 8. 9Let0n acitnr6rn.

S,n i0rer sSo9mma Yer. ., 6. 5tr.,
grooflpn 9lnne slrinoel Golnfu.
Itor6 geiteru 0lorgen Sran aotie 8.
gIcton. sic &ithpe ocs e6enalioen 9e.
Iisers pom gIcton'S Nearf. IS So6re
alt. Gic Gobilaeidieocnc bintcr
rem. Tie Da6inaciaie0cne binter.
ldBt 5mei G0dter. Gie @ecroiQltra
miro AM 6rcitaq 9la@nlittao auf oem
Gc0or 0iIl.6rieo5ofe crfolaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
Nrs title @ra6


Sr So6n @. Sang ollf ser u9oIti.
more Gemetcrp~ 6ceroiet ST..
Sobu &c. 9cd olif ser ,,0oflamu
Gcmeter0" sur 9Rube 6eitottet.
lhiter 9roBem Grauergefol9e mur.
oe geitern g}odmittag @r. Sobn @.
Sone Der lebten Sonntog inn gllter
ton GA Sabren aus Dem Seben i6ieo,
bom Grouer6ouie 9lr. 1881, SIt-
9iortb 9lDenue, aus alif Dem .@alti
more 6rieobof" beeroigt. @aitor
@. 6. @romn bon ser reforuirtcn
cng. -lt6. Stride on ser @de BON
Sanbole- uno Caroline. StruBe Bielt
oie Gralierreoe. Ser GerItor6ene,
Scr in g9alooorf 6ei SH6inaen qebo.
ren wuroe, fam Dor 81 So6ren nit
ieiner 5onlilie noA 9lmerifo. Gr
mar Elm N2itelieo Oes o@ernonia
GoncloOs g3r. 202" uno miro BON
ieiner gSittpe 5ro1 Caroline Gang,
uno feds ainoern Grau Barbara
@orolo, @eorge, 94eaie, Charles,
Souis uno Gbriitiuc Sang iiberIe6t
6erner miro Der @crltor6cnc BON
5wei 9riioeru, sSobonn syaco6 un6
@ottlob Sdng 6etrouert. 9lls 9obr.
tudtrdger flneirten Die SS. Sto0t.
ratbsmitglieo gS. g9. Stodhonr s.
S3meidcrt, ionic bier N2itQIieoer
ocs D@ermonio-Gonclabs 92r. 2O2.
Sobn 81 gcd.
Ole ir0iihe &iiQe oes Serrn SSobn
Wi Bed Don g}r. 1910, 9}oro .g]roo
ioro StraBc Scr lettan 5onutoa I'M
sllter BON q SSobren aus Dem Qe6en
lbieo, ipluoe aeiteru g}odmittoa ali
Dem Gof 2omu.,Srieo6ofe beiQeiebt
3ablreir6e 9hrmenipenoeu ibniiften
oeu Sorg ocs Eootcn. 9aitor q @
SpIllnon pon Der euonQ. @et6le.
Dems-@emeinoe, an ser Gde Ser Cli.
ner.StroBe iruo Gollington 9Ipenue,
pIelt oie 'Srauereoc. Serr 9ed, Ser
llcl por % Sobren nit Srauleiu
D'arg &anmer5cl per6eirat6eie,
muroe IN @oibero in @aocu, aebo.
rem llno Tom I'M Sa6re 1864 uah
Solilmore Ger &erIior6euc miro |
pon leuer @ittuc. 6rou MorQaret
yea luo ? &inOern @iQion &cnrD, |
sSacoo Sillim un0 ghtno 2. @cd
il6erlebt. Serner betrouern iein Ga.
btnldeioen orei 9rii0er lno bier
SHpeltern SSrna Caroline 0lit |
lhieoler ,Srall Barbara Wloe6lmonn, |
6ron Diaa9ie Seim 6rnu @lina |
Gon5ealod ,Srau 9lloiS 9otten6orn, !
Sem Nacob SSrie0rid uno Scnrp |
9ed Slls 9o6rtucbtraecr ilmairtcH
Oie Serrcn NR @hitiAicolcr. Scurp |
Sg!oe6llnopn Eqnp aQuule8all. @e !
&einL g. SORT Vi @eurv Wlonf. |
C. Seriuia 6atte oie glrrouae.
mcN als Seidcu6cItotter ii6eriou
ncuv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
@ilacria0rt nadJ gorroll.GOnntU.

W9e6rere Stnocrt @lct6ooiiien lpcr.
Sen 6cutc eiue Yilacria6rt nnH Sem
olten sans Greet @lccting Sonic
in GarroQ-Golutto modem lpo ser
9ldtb Soiep6us Ganiels cine @eoe
6alieu miro Gin Dlenorial @ottes.
oicnit fano aeIicrn ani oem .N9ount
0lipct. .lSrico6oic~ itatt wo SER crite
M1et6o0iIten Freoiaer Morulan0's
hcer0iat mnr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
NLnLncnra otnhiLGlLill

Cardinal Gibbons pobntc Der &c.
itriaeu groiinng oes goIoencn Sil.
bildrms Scr 9luitalt gum u@uteh
Sirten.~ Gde Sollins. nno D'olnts
StraBc, bel. 9iihoi 9 g Gorri9au
poutii5irte bc ocr SnbilalrmssDleiie,
2. s. 0'Gonnea ans Ri9nouo bielt
Die 9'rcoiat Batter g. . ylorton niu-
airie olS Eiatou m0 &atcr g. @s
Smitb ais Suboiafon &otcr Soms
renee VI @romn mar Gerenonicnmel-
tier 0en aRdOhen ser 9lltolt mr,
pen por ocm @ottesoicnlt III loren
slqilenr0lmeu Gin paor idbonc Stiuas
ocl pereitet GaS Su6ildim wiro
iid6 ii6er orci Gagc criircden 3ur
3eit 5d6lt pic 9lnlinlt 2Si S,uiaNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
ssortra0 in sparruus asOint.

eritcr Stills sdul 9rperin.
teuoent Charles g. Sod miro ain
Greitoa, orH 23- 0fto6er. Sci elmer
@crianlmluua ger @dnucr-9l6t6ei.
lung oes rSparrows 9out 6ltbsu
ciucu @ortroa iiber ocn curopaiiden
arieg balten lno babel llriahe ilno
ggnfru9 bon Der oentic6eu Seite ans
bclciidteu imp Pie @eredtigfeit Scr
ocutidcn sadie 6eweiicn Ser 9or-
irog pir0 Inn 5 ll6r gtbenos bcain.
nen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
g2inmOillmmer gsittia perhnft,t.

Inter Der 9lnihuloiaina. anae6-
li6 sen getrag BON $25 bon ,So6a
S. Sein5 inO Charles 9l Seins BON
9}r. IA, Si-9altiuorc- StraBe, auf
betriiaerii6e 9eiic am 30 Sum Sic
les 5a6res erlonat 8u 6oben, iuiroc
geItern Ser 6i Sa6re alte 9Sianoitin-
mer Sarrg s. @itti9 BON 9}r. 1923,
W}cGloerrD- -StraBc, bon Dem Ger.
aeautcu 6ranf @atd ber5aftet gr
miro 6elte Sorlnittaa in ser mittle.
rem @oli5eiitation Dor Ridter Slp-
plce Elm Ser66r 81 beiie6cl 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
5ron acmp'S 9lnareifer nod in Srci-
belt.

0lc6rcrc 9leger wuroen geiiern iu-
ter Dem @erOadt uerbaftet Oen cri.
minclieu 9lugriif alIi Srou 9elllab
Slenp pou 9lr 1870, 9eloioere-9lue-,
on @ionto0 9Iabnittag perii6t 5lt
9aocu &eincr orriel6cn fonnte jeooh
pom 6rai aemp ioeutiii5irt weroen.
llebcr Die Sdonotbat uuroe i'm
" Ieniiden Gorreiponocnt" aasiii6r
lid 6crihtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
aam 6ei Ieiner gIr6eit nmIs qe6en.

Der 33 Sabre oltc 99iliam Gorep
Don 9lr 1871, 91anticofe 5troBe,
perlor 9eitcrn @loroen iein 2eben
ols Gronoiicn ollf ibn iieIeu nab
tcn0 cr III eincr N'rube bintcr Ocnl
Sotie 9ar. 2104, Seoeral 5troBe, ar
beitcte Seine &omero0en grl6en
ion 10 idneIl mic m6gIicb GUS. Der
2ei6nam wuroe nod Scr @lorgue ges
NrndAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
5m 0|eridJtsoc6anoe vcrinoliidt.

DSiinerliNe Ncrlcbingen bat gelFcrll
inn @eri4tsaebduoe bic 55 Sabre altc
5deuerfrau Catherine g9eber BON
9|r. 33S. gSooODcar 5traBc, erlitten
ais iie 6eim 9ieiniacn oes Bureaus
ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON elmer
Ercppc itiir5te Sn per Eoli5ei.9lm,
bulon5 Ocs mittlcren EiitrittS ulroe
iie nab ocm Nlercps@oipitoI aebraAt
ND lic Or. G6riitenien IN 9cbanohng
n0hni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
0annf. srrihr inlr h Qa0en.

0ur6 Elm olf inbcfannte Mciie
mlsae6roAenes Scucr i'm 5weiten
5toducrf ocs Observation-Disclosures
bon @3orris 9loienbera in YER. S14,
Sit-@rottitraBc, mlr0e gciter 9luD
mittog A ll6r eii fleiner 5Aaocn an.
0cridtet. Cie 6lamnen wnrOen
0itrd sic Seucrucbr bic Our6 cineu
Foiialten alarmirt miiroc, gcl6idt
9lrf ser 6o5rt nod Sem @ran0plaec
fii6rtc &m. Seibert feline Galupi-
ipribe all ser Gde ser @ia6. mo
ASrattitroBe oli oos Eroitoir, iun
einen 3uiammenlioB nit eiuem &o-
qcn 0e5 8crgecorps, 0cr wGtlic6 auf
Der SSrattitraBe anaeiouii FAM 3u
0ermeioci Gic Cci@icl Der Donpi-
ipriBo brod 0oS SAanicnitcr Ocs ga.
ocns bon 9Ibroban @insberg im0
Derleste Sacob &ooHon bon 91r. 204,
Gii0s9puoIhaBc am lintcn Sub, 0a
er ni6t idnea gcmig auSmei4en
fQnlltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

0crr 3. 4. Geiiinaer bon 9lr.
1927 0it-91ort6.9lpeuue, peldcr
fiir5Iid nit ieiner SoHter cine Gr6o-
lmgsreiic no6 oeu ]liogara-6dllen
ontrat mo &crwanote III @6ilaOeI.
p6ia 6eiuHte iit nod Baltimore 5ii.
riidaeie6rt er lit felt piclen Ga6reu
elm Mitalico pes ~llnfeI 9rdiis-Gcr.
ccfS"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

Iie @}it0lieoer DER uSotel-Glcrt
9liiociQtipn peroutaltcteil geltern
2lbalo eincn &uidabcuo .iul o0otcl
geloeOere4 SEER S0onoS 9lcliou
pom So0tel 9lcuert1 lit Der @rdlis
Ocnt Scr Organization
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
Nn D0eHa.

Die @rdiin @Iaoimh 2cOodomsfi
Bat ibreu Gater oen Gr @olpcrneir
g9oriielo III cinem 5weiten Sdreibcn
bcuobribtigt DAB Tie aus Der pont
&ricge beimoeiuhten @eaeno noA
Coclia gcreiit III. SBr g2oun iIt uod5
oui Dem 2onoiibe po oic 9iuiien
jlbt ballcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
@sitcre 3rjcgsbcri6tc.
Seine oeutibcn llnterice.
boote aeillnfen.

Seine Oeuticbcn llnterlces
bootegeftnfen.
glmiter0anL ii6er &onoon a..
Otto6er Cine oiii5ielle Gepei@e
ous Berlin itellt III gIbreoe, oaB 8wei
oeuiiMe lluterieeboote ianfen, noh.
Dem Der ruiiiiAe areu5er a@allaoa~
int @ultic III 0en @rlmo ge6o6ri iuors
oen mar.
%unif berriht iii Gitenoc.
Gitenne, IA, Gftober oia 2on.
SON, IS. 0fto6cr OitenOes Shid
ial Ddugt in Scr 5hpe6e Gie @e.
gieruua 1T abgereit; a0nig gn6ert
mo ser Wlilitdritab ba6eu Sic 5taot
am Gienitog perIoiien mo 10000
idrederiiilte Nleniheu erparten Oen
gIuoriif oer GeutideL ipcltbe iib I'M
elmer Gnticrmng bon 20 Nleilen non
Scr 1to0t hefinOcu. ~ er
Die 9emo6uer Der Gtaot ilieGen
nod GnglanO, io6olo lie Die Sam
bier 6ci6r0crn f6nuen. Sic &erpllns
octeu er6ielten Ocn Gor5ua Gin oent.
itAcr, Cmibe"- -gleroplan ilog iiber ben
Sofen mo perieBte oie 9euoIferung
nod III ar6Bereu Sdreden, oa Elm
gom6enreqeu befiirt6tet nuroc Ole
6eloii6en 5oloaten eroiiueten Ieuer
auf sen 5lieoer mo idoleu 10 Dli.
ulten lana. mos notiirlih oic alge'
meine 9llfreginq nod me6r erbobte
syeoer @co 5ur 5ludt iiber 2ano
lit a6qeicbnitten uno Tonienoe ipor'
teten Derae6enS ouf 9ef0rOerung ais
ser lqbte Tompfer abiil6r, aein
Iampfer uerlGBt Siteuoe bei 9lacbt
ipeqen ser Nlinenaeio0r.
Werpimoete 5olootcit mnroeu IN
aroBer 9ln8o6l bon 0jent bierberge.
6rat6t. GS miro beribtet ooB iie iiH
am W1outog in einem 6eftiaen Sc
fedt iii ser 9lGbe pou @ent beian.
SEN. Sic @er6iinoeten iollen aegen
cine oeutibe llebermadtGiA AefQglpit
6obeu uno ae5iultngeu iuoroen ieill
lib in ueitliAer 9lihtug 5uriid5il'
3ie6cu. IS itebt ionlit ocnt Gorrii.
den Der Teliti9en 0cgenGlteuoc teilt
SSin0crniB mebr inn 8egu YlN
Ser meme GomInldapnem Y
BON glntwerpen
qlnlIteronnt 14 Cftober, pia
Qonoon Die oWleber 3eitirna4
iaat oaB @encrolmaior BON 9ooer.
bouIcu, ser EoIi5ei|raiioeut uon
Q2eb, 8um Gomman0eir Der 6cihna
g(ntiucrpen ernonnt mur0e,
9luqcbIid elm 3cppelinl
bcrabQeboIt
%etroqra0, iA. Gfiobcr, pia
Qonoon. @iue aoiadei.&atroai0e,
wel@e iib in eiuem @aIo III Der
gld6e bon @aridau oeriiett ae6altcn
6ottc. 6olte onqcblid our6 Gin mobl.
ac3ieltes 5ciier ciucn Seppclni berab
Die @eiaburg oes 2uiti@iiies wlroe
ecrettei
Tas cititidiii ieIbit oas iiarf be.
ihaoiat lDnroe, 1T nad &ari6al &c.
6rodt mor0en
@elaifdcr Gommon6cur.
Don glntmerpcn Gin
@cfangener.
@crliit IA. Cftober, MA 2pu-
0on. @eucranieptenant Sc @niic.
ocr 6el0iidc Gommanoenr bon g(ut.
werpe1 muroe och @orreiponoenten
oes ~eofol.9lu5rigers~ bon 9laheu
5iiolae oIs aricosaeianoener uab
aolu aebradt
&f i'm Ser &nft.
@eiiern fauo eiu aanpi 3miiben
einenl ocntit6en luio eineu iapaui
ihen 6licaer ii6er Giin9tau itoit GS
muroe feiier ser Neioen perIeet Gos
oeiiiiBc 8Iua3eia crbo6 iih biS 5u
1000 5uB ilno perihwon0 in oet
QHOlfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

Gos &ciultat Der gcitrigcu Renncn
in 2mirel mar, mie folgt
I 9ienuen DSarrD Sanoer," "
u9tapier4 im0 nSou 9lnaer"
.. Gennen ngoale." ~Spoia
2(1~ lnio Clio Servings"
3. 6enmn oSouienlaio, 0Slis
bora imo ,Shtnlber~
4. 9lenuen oErial BIZ Srrg, "
.Soniou mo uSborpi6ooter~
3. 9enuen ugrecltor,0 uGlifi
6ielo~ mO @eualtp"
6. 9lcnneu ,llncIe Ben" nS.
s.. Souo6ton" imo abe hump"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

&onoon Ia. Gftober, syl.
liils ". Ban Nce, ocr oneritaniide
9icc aoniul III Sent bot, ebe er Die
Sta0t uerlieB, pieocrDolt bdDrten III
icinem 9lutomobil bon icinem @oteL
Sim 9nbnboie gcnlaht imt perlulln
netc @cIaier SUI Gabn 3u brinQcn
ino es ibnen 8ii erfu6alihcy nod
EltcnOe 5ii geIangeu pic 0er balai
ide Correspondent oeS Dalp Gbro
nscIe" ihreibt, Spdtcr nabu &err
Bau 0cp nub norh ieshs @ermfnOeia
nom Nlilitdf9oipitol uad oem 4abn
baEc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
.RUPE BOOSTS CITY
At BAR MEETING

John L. Rupe, president Of the State
Bar association. left yesterday with At.
torney Walter g. Butler for Indianap-
oils. Today Mr.. Rupe presided over
the annual convention, which closes
tomorrow night.
Mr.. Rupe was boosting Richmond
when he was interviewed by Indianap-
oils newspaper men. He spoke strong
ly of the advancement Of this city. He
gave the following interview:
I'VE owe great deal to our Com
mercial club. It is working for the
betterment of Richmond in a general
way. We do not subsidize factories,
but our manufacturing interests are
OF great importance to Richmond. We
are also expanding along artistic lines,
and our music festival this spring was
| something of which we may all feel
proud. With the exception of three
soloists from Cincinnati, the programs
were composed entirely of Richmond
talent. Our Art association is also do
ing great work maintaining a per-
manent collection in the high school
building and giving free loan exhibits
There are many men out of employ
ment in Richmond this summer, but
they have been interested in the culti-
walton of vacant lots, Transforming
these waste places into gardens which
have been of benefit to the tillers and
the public at large"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
City Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Edgar E. Shofer, %, waiter, city, and
Hazel Leola Miller, %, seamstress,
city.
Alfred Ray Thornton, %, knitter,
city, and America Sherrow, 21, trim
mer, city.
James A. Steele, 80, tackmaker, Mad
ison, o., and Hester McCarty, 43,
housekeeper, city.
Benjamin L. Martin, 81, teamster,
city, and Grace Maude Borton, "a,
housekeeper, city.
Luther Baldwin, 40, laborer, Dalton
township, and Nettie Fields, 18, house
keeper, Dalton township.
Morris and Neva Mccoy, 703 South
Sixth street, girl.
Deaths and Funerals.
BECK-Raymond Eugene Beck, in
fant son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Beck,
116 Richmond avenue, died Wednes-
day morning at the home of it's par
ents. The body will be taken to New
Castle Thursday for burial. Friends
may call at any time.
ARCHEY-Everett Archey, colored,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Arch
ey, 231 South Twelfth street, died yes
terday afternoon. The funeral will be
held from the home Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be
in Earlham cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
SOUTH SIDE THANKS
CITY FOR CAR LINES
Improvement Association Ex-
presses Pleasure Over the
!, Promise of Extension.

Entire satisfaction was expressed by
members Of the South Side Improve
ment association at the regular meet
ang last evening over the agreement
made between the special committee
appointed by the association, city Of
Hclals and the heads of the Traction
company relative to the extension OF
the street car line to South N street
on Eighth street. The committee
which represented the association in
the negotiations was composed of B..
a. kennepohl. Adolph Blickwedel, Will
tiam Bockhoff and Hans Kohl.
The south eide has been promised
that the extension will be completed
by September l, according to the re-
port made by B. A. Kennepohl, chair
man Of the committee. BY unanimous
vote the city administration was high
ty praised by the S. S. l. A.
Mr.. Kennepohl, who was president
OF the board of works under the Zim-
merman administration, said last ev-
ening. The city officials get knocked
enough for what they do, and l am in
favor of telling them when they do
something that should be appreciated"
1t was also, decided at the meeting
last evening ISt as soon as the tracks
are latd, waiting station will be built
at the end of the line. If the city
and Trfcion company will not assist
in the Construction of this station, it
will be built by the association. 1t is
the desire of the members to have the
work rushed SO that the new line
will be completed before the meeting
tof the German Alliance the first of
september.
The only other business at the meet
ding was the granting of the park priv
alleges to reunions and special picnic
parties. The Moose lodge applied for
the park for some time this summer.
The matter was referred to COM
mittee and no definite action was TAX
On on the request.
New Workers will establish a ten
thOusand-acre dairy farm in Tennessee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
SET kAMP-THOMAS
. REUNION IN AUGUST

The fifth annual reunion Of the
Kamp-Thomas families will be held at
Beallview park on August 9. A meet
ing of the officers of the reunion as
sociation was held last evening at the
home of Richard Bartel, $50 South
Tenth street, and committees were
appointed to have charge Of the ar
rangements. It is expected that over
200 members of these two families
will attend this years reunion. Over
125 members live in Richmond alone.
The officers of the reunion associa-
ton are Thomas Allen, president; Au-
gust Schroeder, vice-president; Au-
gust Thomas, second vice-jresident;
Richard Bartel, secretary; Ed. Kamp,
treasurer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
WINTERS CASE UP
Three Detectives Renew In.
terest at New Castle.

NEW CASTLE, Ind. July 8.-New
interest was introduced into the case
of DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Winters and
Ross Cooper, charged with conspiracy
in connection with the disappearance
of Catherine Winters, when three de-
tectives arrived here today and went
to work on clues alleged to have been
discovered in connection with the case.
Shortly after the detectives appeared,
Prosecutor Myers said the conspiracy
cases would not come up for trial on
Friday, the date set, but he added that
the cases would not be dismissed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
To PICNIC

Dr. Kruger appeared before the
county school board and spoke on the
laws governing the ventilating and
heating of school houses and school
hacks. He advised trustees to see that
the law is fully carried out. The trus-
tees promised to overhaul hacks and
have school houses put in first class
condition before September 1. This
includes disinfecting for which DR..
Kruger left full explanations.
Claude Keever, William G.. Porter
field and Mandamus E. Mason, were
appointed on a committee to arrange
for the annual picnic of the township
trustees at Jackson park Wednesday
Aug. S. The regular monthly meeting
will be held at the picnic grounds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08

In April 1885 migrants landed in
the United States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
BOSTON REPORTS NO.
POOR RELIEF GIVEN

Boston township maintained its rep
utation today when the trustee turned
in a report to the county commits
sioners that no money was spent In
poor relief during the last quarter and
none was needed. The total account
was slightly larger than expected, but
it was much lower than the first three
months Of the year.
The report. with the exception OF
Dalton and Webster townships. fol-
lows:
Wayne, $s34.46; Jackson, $316.66;
Arlington, $11; Clay. $3.50: Washing
ton, $1,000; Harrison. 81; Center.
$6OO1; Jefferson. $3975; Perry, So;
New Garden. $20.32; Greene, $22.75;
Franklin, $47.85; Boston, nothing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
WEISBRODT BACK

Henry Weisbrodt, the only Rich
mond rural mail carrier who attended
the convention of rural mail carriers
of Indiana at Lafayette, has returned
and taken his mail route Mr.. Weis-
brodt was pleased with the convention
and the number of carriers from all
parts Of the state who attended.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
OIL WELL SHOOTERS.
BLOWN TO Atoms.

FINDLAY. Ohio, July 8-H. b.
Longbaugh and Charles Armstrong.
oil well shooters, we're blown to atoms
here today when 200 quarts of nitro
glycerine they were taking to Buck
land to shoot an Oil well exploded.
The men were completely destroyed,
as was the automobile in which they
were riding. Several houses nearby
were wrecked and two children were
severely stunned. Not a trace of either
man has been found and only part
of one automobile axle was picked
IN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08

New Workers. will establish a ten
thousand-acre dairy farm in Tennessee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08

The United States supports 221 ,433
churches. Like wise, 100000 saloons
more than all the churches, hospitals,
colleges and high schools combined.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
SOCIETY TO MEET

The Woman's Aid society of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George
Cutter at her home on South Seventh
street. All members and friends are
invited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-08
DRUIDs MEET SUNDAY

Richmond Grove Of Druids viii hold
. special meeting next Sunday even
ing at which time q class Of candi-
dates will be instructed In the myster-
les Of the second degree. All the
state officers of the organization have
accepted the invitation to be present
to witness the work.