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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

len, Oos in einem priDaten 6eit fiir
ole GereinSmitglieOer unO Ocren Gu
men unO in einem offi5ieQen S6eile
in 9e6m'S @orf gcieert wcroeu ioa.
gS o5ialiitii6e SteOer.
tafcl."
Girigent Geo. 8oblmann Oirigirte
geitern 9l6enO in &unede's SaQe an
ser @eit 9eringtonitroBe Die 5obl-
reid eribienenen 9iitgleOer Der so
5ioliitiideu 2ieoertaiel," weld)e eiirig
ole bel Der 6eoorlie6cnOen So6nens
pei6e Oes @eiongDercins oGinig.
felt nor5utrogenoen G6ore ii6tcn
SSn ser auf ole SinglhmOe folgen-
ben @ei1ditsiibung murOe 6efannt
gege6en, OaB am fommen0en 6rei-
tag eine Mlaiienpro6e ser Gereini9.
ten 9lr6eiter Sdnger iammt Ga.
menbor in Canton itottfinoen miro
unO Der 9iQct @orOerfaui fiir 0oS
SGngerfeit 6ercits 6cgonnen Fat. Nj.
liltirt pon Sefret0r NRor 0ommel
iii6rtc ser %rdiiOent 3o6n 9loto oen
@oriib.
n@ermaniu Guartetts
s @lr6".
gGic ii6lih 6iclt Der o@ermonio-
0uoriett Gub" geiicra 9l6cn0 IN
&ii6er8 SoQe an Der SiO.@uiops
Strobe icine SinQitunoe infer 2ei
hmg 0e5 Giriqcnteu 6riB &arolnS
o6. SIN 9lni6hB oaron ionO cine
@ei61iisiiBung itott, in pelder &rd
iioent 4iQiam Gii6er, oiiiilirt BON
SefrctGr 2l0am Shloit6ous, ben
GoriiB iii6rte. SebS paiiine Nlit-
gie0er gelongicn sur 9luino6me im0
cine Ginla0ung Der oSormonie~
muroe Derleicu mo anaenommcn.
Gas @rogramm Der IS l.
cor0io".
lSiir oaS CONCERT oeS Goncoroin'
MGnuerdorS~ bon g9iIrcS6orrc am
Mttmob, ben 20. 0loi, in Der oSp.
ric~ lit iolgen0es i60ne @rogramm
auigeitc0t woroen: Ces gSolOes @r.
mo6cn" BON IS. Sang; o8rii6lings-
SSubel" bon G6eo &em6erger; oStebt
elm SauS in @riin ae6aut" bon 5ilfc;
Nobn6liimdcn" bon 9aloanuS;
Ser Gproler 9lodlma6e~ BON R.
Sel6crger; ,Niem Seimatbibol" bon
,,iinglt; o9iegcnlic0~ bon 9rabms;
=, Gorircigcn" bon i. @oauer; Sio.
mis- Song bon Noir; do Sen
tudD Some" no6 San Der Studen;
n9ln t6rouQ6 t6e 9lig6t" nah pnn-
p6reu; nG6e Song nom iiiaeo" Don
SibelilS; n9toiiingbam Slnt" BON
@uQoro.
.G6alih- CamenOereiil."
9lm Noniag 6iclt Scr oEbalia.Ga-
menDcrein" in .Mosniller'S Soae,"
9}r. 144t, Goro-Gentrdl-2lOemie, einc
@erlQmmhng ab. in Ser beidloiien
murOe, 0aS II. $a6resieit Oes Der
ems in n@logerhlt6S Snae,~ ylr.
53l, g9eit-6ronflin.StraBe, 81 be-
aeben. 6erner nil aud Der Gerciu
inn 9(nIang sSimi in Ser o9o6men-
SaQe" cine r@iScream @artp" peron-
ltolien, Die ein9elouiene @jnlaoqnq
ser ,GontorOia~ miir0e 6ngeilom-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
Sine eci6c anfscfiidt.

0ie 2eic6e eincs rnacid6r 3 Gage
olten meiBen &inOeS, mdnnlicben @e-
lbledts, ipllroe geitern gegen 9lbeno
i'm 9aiicr am 6uBc Der @ltoultr.
cntoedt mo miigeiii6t. Gie glmbu-
lang OeS iiioliben OiitrittS bra6te
Die 9eihe nod Der NlorAle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
Nnn6r rin arriiadlrr MlHr0rr.

0cilln ga, 12. N1ai. ger
tG Sabre alte sB. g9iQians beiinoet
lid bier auf bic 2lnfloqc I'M @cidn9-
niB, orei anoere nmgc gente, 5mei
@rii0er. s.. mO ST. ojraD, inO :.
Sumner, ollie orei S65ne berOorro.
acnocr 6omilicn BON bier, nit elmer
SdrotIlinte eridoiien 81 boben ais
oieie cben 0aS gSilliamS'Ibe SauS
perlieBen. 9Ius ben @rge6niiicu oeS
1eliern geboItcncn SnqueitS iiber oie
So0ien sing berpor, OaB &iaioms
Die to0tIiC6cn S6iiiie aus oem@rlmoc
obgcieuert 5u ba6en iheint, neil Die
@rap's inO Gunner ii6cr elm Dit
glieo Der 6omilie @iliams 9leuBe-
rimgcn get6m Da6cn Die Dem iu-
genolben M0rOcr miBiielcu
&dRc sur IciIc im's gImslunO be.
iOrat 6. &niue, @r. 413, Cf.galti-
more.S Stry maize GuitOm SOnie 9lUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
llnnbe.Gernennt neriekt

Nic |FOli3eibcborOe trQnaIerirte &C.
itern Sen 9ium0e-Sergcanten @arO
bonn n0rOli6en nab Dem mcitliben
0iitrift. 0nOe- Sergeant 9io6ert
9. 0opiS ae6t bonn iueitli1eu na1
Dem n0r0li0en 0ilirift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

9umo, 9lri5y 10. N1ai. @ei
cincm 9ranoe. mcl6er oos .Notel
Smperial~ berielbit 5eritorte. fomen
0rei S5rouen in Oen 5lonmcn rn
gtabOcm oos 8cuer geloidt poroeu
mar, piroen Die 9ei6en pon 5rdu.
lcin Hooni Strong lmo 6r1ulciu
@encOieDe 8ropn, 5mei Shullebre.
rinncn, uno BON 6r0ulcin 9romus s
0lutier unter oen Eriinmern aciuu.
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
Plus Dem Snneren NiarglanO'S nnO
Den angrenjcnOen Staateu.
9luf ionOcrbore @eiie Der.
lest.

9luf ionOcrbore @eiie Der.
lest.
sSu 9eQS NfiQS, NlontgomerD.Go.,
6eionO iic6 Oic Gottiu ocs 6rn Som.
GoD in Dem 2aOcu OeS Srn. @. 2.
GuO!S, ols Gin SprengiduB in Dem
ungcidbr 200 YorOs cntiernteuStain-
brude a6geieuert murOe. Ga6ei ilog
elm groBcs Stid Stein 0ireft 0urd
Elm 5enlter Oe8 2ooens ma traf
6roN ToD an Der Seitc 5ie erlitt
ihmer55aite, a6er nibt gei6brli6e
Gerlesuugcn.
Sr. Sns. Is. gSeoDer geItor.
BEN
sSn @eiiminiier erlag geItern Der
5atilcrmeiitcr Some5 Gouin gGea.
Der inn 9ltcr BON - So6rcn cinem
&er}idlugc S5r gScdpcr mar aero0c
aufaclionocu umo WolIte no1 Dem
yScticr c6cu ols cr Dor Der Sbiire
nicOcritiir3te unO itar6, che Senano
Su i6m ellen founte. @r no6m eiuc
iii6rcu0c Goue inn politiiden Se6en
un0 fungirte ais Niitllic0 oes repu
6lifaniid,cn StooiS Gentrol So
mics. Gr 6,nicrlaBt 0rei per5eira'
t1ctc 0in0er.
&oitorma6tqrten q 9iirgcr'
meiiitr
SSn Noons5oro mur0c Palior o.
g9. &ouoa6ti6. Ger bis6erige 8iirgcr'
mcilicr 0cs 5i9oidcns, bon gtcucm
oui 5tuci Sabre crpdblt. Gesglcidcu
murOcn oQe 6is6crigea Sto0t6eam
ten mie0crcrm1blt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
Z. 6. MGlIs freincInrndlen.

@otobin 9&sg., 12. 0}oi- 5.
6. @1illS bon 9io6eiter $nacnrler
cincs 2onoIroBen6ou DiItritts, Der
in @er6inounq nit 9aiiten in gSpo-
MING GountD oes 0roBoiebltobls
onoclloat mar, iit aeitern onr@ 9ii6.
ter Nforcus i'm Supreme @eridt
freigeiproben moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
SEER y. ". ggoOb wieOeroelua6It.

Serr 5re0erif IS. $4,000, ser bis.
berigc Setter ser Sparroms @oint
Stobnperfe, 1T in Der geltern in
GomOcn, 9}.-Sy obgebaltenen 9lftio-
ndren Geriommhmg ouf meiterc
Hrci Sabre gum 0ireftor ser bieiigen
yo6rif nicOergemGblt moroen. 9luh
cie on0eren GorltonoSmitglieoer iino
mie0cr0cmGbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
Sei Scr gIr6cit pcrmnaliidt..

~JNl Ut <llullA
9lrnolO @icllor, elm 80 Sabre alter
9lrbeiter, bcim nSDoenbou SO.
ipitol" um's 2e6en gefommen.-
Gin @1onn I'M mittIeren StoOt,
tbeiI ouf Der StroBe i6mer Der.
lcet. - Gopitdn Der 9unoe5.
ormee bon elmer ciiernen Stange
getroiien
@ci 9luSgroblmgsorbeitcn in Der
gi16e oeS nSDoen1om SoipitolS"
muroe geItern I ll6r glahmittogS
glrnolo Wellor, etipo so Sabre alt,
eetoOiet mlo g8m. $. BELL bon Ser.
1905, Grcter StroBe, ihper oer'
lCbt. 9ie glrbciter mir0en bel Inter.
grinoor6eiten rcri6iittet, ais Gin @e.
rift 5uiammenbra6, imo Die beioen
ilcb in cner etipu 10 SUB ticfen uno
10 Sui breitcn @rubc beionOen. II
Sic &o6nimg mo 5omilic Oes glr.
nol0 W}cQor fonnte biS6er nidt er-
mittclt mcroen bod i6cint N}cllor
nod ribt longe in Baltimore geiues
len 5ll icin. 0ic 8ougcielli6oft, mel
dc Die 9lrbeten leitct, lor9tc iiir Oic
llcbcriiibung Der 2cihc oeS Ntcllor
in Oie Canton goli8eiItotion. Bell
iour0c inn nSDoenDom S)oipitul" in
8e1oiOllng genommcn.
9luto nit StroBen6a bn 2
moaQon coIli0irt.
&err @iliam S6niOt Der Stills
@cid)Gii5iii6rer DER S6mi0t' I6en
Gadcrci,~ ent0in0 nit fnapper gtotb
BcrlcBungcn, ais Die 9remIe ieines
9lutomobl9 brad mO Der &raihpa-
gen al Der @dc bon Baltimore Cir.
mo @ulioro-}lpcnu in cincn &ag-
aon scr nFenniDhaHia-llpemle-Si.
ME- rannte.
.Grfranfte un0 0crleBtc
lid.
9;n epileptiiGe Grdmpie iiel &C.
Item )tad5miltag QcNen 3 ll6r Der .
Sabre allie g9iaian &romu bon ylr.
40, SIi-Goger- SiraBc, Dor Ocni
Sanic @}r. 3OS, Sii6-)iorO.SoD-S
Gr iiel 10 im9liidliD oni oaS Stro-
Benpilaiier, OdB er Sdnithpunoen
am @opi crlitt mo in Der @oli5ei.
9lm6ulan3 OcS mittleren GillrittS
nad Dem McrcD Soipital gebra6t
uerOen miBte, no ibn Gr, 9ropn III
Scban0hng nobln.
y ON @i1enitauae an . o 0 cn
Gel d lagcn
GapilGu George 6. 2ll6ea, 60
Sabre alt, bon scr 9unoeSnrmec, Scr
in 9mrcl, Nlo., pobnt, wnroe 9e.
tern an Der Gdc bon 4Sratt- mO
9igbt-StroBc, olS er Ocn Sobrmeg
iiberlbritt, bon elmer Giienllangc, Die
ans einem 9nitUagen ro9te, getroi-
fen unO 81 9ooen geidleroert. @r
erlitt &erlebumgen an reAten &nie.
6erner mlrOen feline &leiOer 3errii-
fen. @r reiite glei6 na6 Dem llniaa
nod 2airel ab
Bon Scr Site iibermdl.
~ aa'ft III gt
Ger fir Oie oGonioliOateO @oS 4
electric 9ig6t Company" arbeitenOe
,Soicp6 N}iQcr BON 9ir. 2016, g9il-
6clm-StraBc, crfranfte geIlern 9lnd-
mitioa tllr5 Dor 123 llbr bel Der gIr-
belt in Der @morD-9llleD rno Sigbt-
SiraBe pl0bli6 un0 nmBte in Der
9lmbulan3 OeS ii0liGcn GiItritts
nad ieiuer @obnlmg gebradt mer-
ocn. Serr Miaer lit bereits 81 Sabre
alt.
lcbcr @oro qcfullcn.
SSeIie Seromc bon 9lr. 1714 Sut-
6ins StroBc, lit geitern mdbrenO
iciner glrbeit am Sofer & @bitelD
9gier, Clinton rno 8. StroBe, San
ton, ii6er @oro gefollen unO crtrun-
fen. 0os 9oIi0eiboot ,,2onnon~ fii6.
te gcitern gegen llbr gtadnittogS
ole Seic6c ouL sic in oos itootiibe
Qeihen6auS gei6aiit narOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

Snpata nit Snrran5a i'm Vnn0.
Is I y a 0, Ger, 10. Wtoi. ~ @c.
neral @niliano 3opoto miro nidt in
StaOt Merifo ein5ie6en bis General
&illo's Sruppen Die Souptitaot be-
icbt boben unO General Gorron3d
ieine Regierung bort etoblirt bat.
9ioberto y. @csquiera, Der Dcrirali.
lihe 9lgent @cneral Gorron5os, cab
Gciite 9lbeno cine @rfldrimg in Die.
fem Sinne ob.
Serr &eSqltiero iogte, oab 3uiifen
Garran5o rmO 3opoto Elm polles Sin.
pernebmen cr5ielt moroen iei Sc
nerol 3apota babe Gorron5a olS iei.
uen Gbef anerfomlt unO ibn &oDali.
tat beriproden.
Sucrta Oerfdrt @arniiou
Der SQuptita0t.-9ln 9oro
Oes 9 dlo6ti6iifes
Is olifornio".
Nl u3otluM Wiery If. Ni al.
auf Oro6tloicm g8ege ma il
Q an 1ieQo, Gal. IL. N1oi. n
Nlcrfoniibe 60oeraliiten Sruppen;
uelc5e Can 9loS, eineu See6ofen,
nittpegS 5piiden Wla5otlan uno
N|an3oniQo. pert6eiOiaten, 6obcn Die
StaOt QerGlmt. @S 6ciBt, 0aB oic.
lelbcn bon &rGli0ent 6uerta ocn Be,
fcbl crbiclien, nod Sio0t Itcrifo 3u
fonnlen, nm oic 0ortiqe @arnion 5u
pcrlldrten IS miro acglaubt nod
onoerc Sulppen bon ser @eiifiiile
meroea nab Der Sauptiioot 5uriidae.
5oaen mcrben.
&olter gieal Elm 9lmerifancr, mel.
cber tiir3lidj nobe ser 81 Iapor @rt.
be Don 60ocroliiten Dermun0et mur.
oe. beiinOct lidb Jest nit ieiner Somi.
lie liher an 9or0 0es &reBerS
nMorOlono" in @|an5oniao. Gieie
&lnoe 6ro6tc cine 6euie BON ieuem
Sa6r5euq einaelroiiene oro6tloie9ot.
idoit 9lcol beitotigte Die 9lcloung
BON cinen 9ln0riii oui 0ic @rl6e am
26. glpril mo bon Der Toohlug oes
9lmcrfoncrS Is. g. SooOlcp unO 0eS
GnQlduocrS 6. 6. g9iaiamS. sSn Ma
5otlan Ooucru 6eitige &dmpie fort
Mtcritoncr BON omerifoni- l.
der S-dil0w adj &c.
iboiicn.
Gouqlos, glrij, i2. Nlai.- 60.
naci 9lcoito, ser NPerifoner. mel6er
oeicrn al Der Giren3linie BON einenl
omerifoniiGen GapoQcriiten aeihoi-
len luurOc, lulr0c in Oen &iden qe.
! troiich unO meritomilHe Gebeaen.
@eonte mollcn Oorit cine 9eitlti.
quug i6rer 9lndobe iebet 0oB 2lcoito
Qeidoicn murOc, pG6rcnO cr Iid auf
merilani6em Eerritorim beion0.
Ole Slqel Orong Ourcb 9ICoiIa'S a0r.
per 6inOurd; iie Ourbiblug Oen red.
ten &nngeniliiael glcoItaS @enc,
luna miro ermortet.
9ladj gln0o6c 0eS @emeinen g8m.
Soplor, ser S6ilouobe, melcbe auf
oen @lerifoncr dboB, ignorirte 9lcoita
Den @eie6l 5umStiaite6en mo mad.
te, na1oem er na6e an Die @reu5e
geilo6em cine beleioigen0e @e6droc
9ritii der &rcu8er mad
Eomptcp.
2onoon, -. Nloi. Ger britt
i6e &relt5cr n9riitol", peleber Jest
in @ortsmoiu6 itotouirt i'll, crbiclt
6euie Gr0reS, 10 ihneQ ais moalib
nod Sompico 81 io6ren.
Ger @riiiol lit Elm nfleiuer areu-
ser" nit einen Gonnenge6oli bon
1000 Sonnen. Gr bat cine 9lrmirlng
bon 5pei 65olligeu &ouonen 5c6u
A 3oli1en &anonen. unO bier Grei.
pfiinoern. Seine 9emannmg 306lt
376 Wlaun. Seine @eidppinoi9teit
lit etmo 26 ¬en pro Shm0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
gereiniatc 9lrbeitcr.Sdngcr bOn
Baltimore.

Sanptauartier y1unnete Nalle, ="
g3r. 4OS, ggea.Seringtou.StraBc.
So6n glota, @rdiioent glr. 2029.
@oOO-StrcGee
@eora u. %oeblmauu Diriaent.
g3r POPS, 8airmollni.9lnenue.
81. arou Setrctdr, 9tr. 1920.
Sou6eri-StroBc
Grauf 9orIaSfp, SdabmeiIter, Nr.
2tO, Sao 6. 5traBc.
usO5ialiiiiide 2ieOertaiel,~ Sing.
ihmoe Denltag.
nslr6eiter-SieoertaieI,~ Siuaimuoe
DPiItpotb.
@elonooerein nGimgteit. 5iua.
llnnoe 6reitag. (ARdr3A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
SIattcrm in 9lOrO Baltimore.

Sic6en Observation-Disclosures iin6
in giorO Baltimore cntoedt moroen.
@ie Foticnten iinO iGnimtlih gleaer
mO mobnen in 9lr. 2025, Got Str.
Sie mltroen Don sen 0eiltn06eitS.
beamtcn nod Der 9lnrantdne &c.
i6oiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
%ermiId6tc tclearap6iide OepcIdlen.

Sn Cos glngelcS. Gol., itica oer
Saponer &. Z. So6ota Der mif elmer
&ie15ubtform orbeitet, in ciuem BON
ibm lclblt contribution 9eroplm alf
obne Dorber erio6una in Scr 2uit.
ld]iiiobrt gebobt 8ii boben; er ltiir5te
aus betrocbtlicber @0be o6 imo erGtt
&erIcbunaen, Oie en- mobriMcinlidD
uidt iiberleben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
Bum @nnhc fiiris Qchen.

Raltor Is. 9n0erS bon Der eDang.,
luth. SrieOenS @emcinOe pereintc
inn Souie g}r. 26iS, 0iQiiOe-gpenue,
&rn. GonraO Henner mo SRI. $0a
Sdllb gum gun0e fiir's &e6en,
&errliGe @lumen unO mert6poQe@e.
i6eute maren BON allen ,Sremoen
mo GerpouOtcn eingctroiien I'M
Dem iungen Yoore Die ber5licbiten
@liidmini6e fir Oen genleiniamen
Se6ensweg 81 iibermitteln. Inter
Oen @1itcn sic in iro6li9ner Sim.
numg am SoH3eitsieite S6eil nab.
men 6eionOen lid: Sr. 9lnor. Sritidb,
&r. Scrm. Sritid, Sr. 6reo. @roB,Sr.
Geo W. %ogeI, Sr. So6n .. &lrrle,
Sr. mo 5ron Sotn @. &ogel Sr,
5ritid imO 6omilie, 6r. G6aS. Nlet
mO 5amilie, &r. 95uBle inO Srolt
S5r. Geo. &ogel unO SroiL Sr. SSo6n
0ot6 inO SrarL 5rls. NiarD 9eniel
Minnie unO N}nrgaret 9eniel, Soo
&lott, @pa uuO S6ereie 6riti1 01orr
9oiel, Clara 9Ippel, NlDrtle Sobnion,
Mlorie &ollepp, EiQie, Gina II. N}ar.
garet &ogel, Srnu 96riitim Spit
nagel 6rau 9lppel 6rou 9oiel lmo
Srau So6n Spibno9el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
9aS eegislntip. .@rOaramm fir oieie
SeIiium.

gS oibington IL. Y1oi.- Ole
SouS.9emofrotcn beihloiicn beite
abeno i'm GoitlS, Oos legislative
@rogromn fiir oen Heit 0ieier Sei.
lion oili Die ylntitudt 9foBnabucn
imo Die &cripiIlioings BILLS 3u be.
idrdnfen Die Souo Grcoit.9ill miro
biS 5um nabiten @inter liegen bleI.
hen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

Y unmilltommcn. gseib
lohtSlonaer fommen ouf Dem gSegc
ourN Oie StroBen oeS StdOthens
nor OoS NniS eineS Nerrn, ser Ohiiif
5u nobtidlafeuoer 3eit abiolut nibt
lcioen tann rmO erbe6en Dor icinenI
,Senitcr ibre reuben Stimmen. Der
Scrr reiBt miitben0 0aS Seniter oiIf
ggSir DitniAen Sbnen redt ir0b
lide Mcibnahtenl~ ruien ulle feds
uif eininoI. ,@liedioQSl" uIlt
Ger Serr airiid lno oriidt einem oer
Sanger ctwoS SdmereS in sic 8ono.
gllS lie iic5 0oS Sdlmcre in Der glnbe
tctrohteien NOR eS elm Bud, out
oeiien 0edel 8li lclen mar D@elanaS.
lcbrc fiir glnfdnaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

Dfcfe Sousmirtbc.- Stun
bo6cn Sic ia in Sbrcn Sdlliern onh
Gifts anleacn Iaiien." Suusbe.
iiber: uSn, man mo@te bolt audi
icine 9equentIihteit boben 6ei'm -
Steiaern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13
uScrciniatc Singer UOn g0Ilimurc,0 .
aeariin0et tSS5

Sauptquarter n@ermania @ldn-
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g8clt.SoratogaitroBe,
So6n u. &lein, 0iriaent, glr. POI.
observation-disclosures
@eorg Simmel6ebcr, prot. ino
correip. Setretdr, 9lr. 3l5. gioro.
@Oeu-StraBe.
Sermauu Midlih, S1abmeiiier,
Ir. 7i3, @dtnet- -StrdBc.
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9lr. 2029, Sreocrid.9lpeur.
Scrmann @rdie, goriiber OcS N9u.
iif.Gomiie'S, glr. 1912, gseit-llul.
bcrru-StroBe.
acknowledgements.
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n@eiieno-9ieoerTran5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

gl6onnrnten, bic ben ,SCntidjcn Gorrc.
IpUnoentcn" nidjt pimttIid u6cr nnreaels
mGBia crbnltcH, fiWO ac6ctcn, Der Office
babuH per EcIcpbOn UOer IdlriitlidI Yht'
t0ellnng 81 mabcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-13

80 der g iarg ocrctil.
SauptQiurtier: HiiiTe's SaIlc, gSr.
tOS, gloro-5reocrid. straBe, ieoeu
SomIiao 9lbeno, init gIuSnobme oes
oritten 9amiiaes i'm Vlouat, Sing.
Ihnoe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23

DoUGLAs. Isle OF Man. Nov. 22.-The
grave disorder which has prevailed among
the large number OF men IN the alien
detention camp near here resulted on
Thursday in seventeen of tho inmates be-
Ing shot by armed guards Two were in
stantly killed and three others died later
The latter had been attacked during a
riot among the aliens
The camp was established about three
months ago and the number OF persons
there gradually Increased until nearly
5000 Austrian and German civilian pris-
oners were interned. They are guarded
by 300 men of the National Reserve from
Liverpool and the Manx Territorals. Col
Madoc is IN chief command ara Major
Bland !s his assistant
The prisoners are confined in two sepa-
rate camps connected by "A subterranean
passage under highroad They dine
together in a large hall with spacious
galleries. For some weeks there was the
greatest quietude. Captains who were
chosen by the aliens themselves exercised
disciplinary powers A corporal was APP
pointed for each tent To- see that there
WAS good order and cleanliness among the
men. The prisoners are from various
grades OF life. but the majority are walt
ers. sailors. stewards and mechanics.
Since the arrival OF the latest patches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
LODGE SAYS HE HAS
TALKED WITH DEAD
Sir Oliver Expresses Absolute
Belief in Immortality
Of Soul.
SDecfni Crbie Drsprtrh 10 THr suS.

LoNpoN. Nov. a2-Sir oliver Lodge.
president OF the society for rsychical
Research. IN his opening speech OF
science week" ut BROWNING Hail to-
night announced that he has convcrsed
with friends who had passed away. He
said:
THE mind works tho body and not the
body tho mind. once realize that con-
seriousness is something greater and out
side OF thc particular mechanism which
II makes use ~ and you will understand
that tie survival OF existence IL the
natural tho simplest thing We are rot
limited TO the few years we 1--we on the
earth. say it on definite scientific
grounds
81 say i because know that certain
friends OF mine still exist, because ! have
talked with them. Communication Is
possible. but one must obey the laws to
find out conditions. do not say tina. II
10 easy, but it is possible. have con-
verscd with them a. nigh, converse
with any one in this audience this day.
They have given proofs that they are
real persons and not something emanat!ng
from myself Some OF these proofs are
being DubliSnSu. Many more VIII nav"
10 be withheld for "a time. but viii ulti-
mately be published But | tell YOU with
all the strength OF conviction that | can
muster that il IL so, that we do persist,
that people stlll take interest In things
that are going on, that they stll help us
and know more about things than We do
and that they are able from time 10 time
to communicate with us
Il know that man is surrounded by
other intellgences If you once step
beyond man there is no limit until you
como to the infinite intelligence itself.
Once having gone beyond man, you
go and must go on until you come to
God. but II Is no strange land 20 which
| am leading YOU.
We here on this planet are limited in
certain ways and blind To much that il
going on. hu; | tell YOU. We are sur
rounded by beings working with us, CO.
operating. helping. such as people in
visions have had some perception of. and
that which religion tells us saints and
angels are and that the Master Himself
is helping us is, ! believe, literally true"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
MOTHER SEES DAUGHTER
KILLED SAYING SISTER
Susie LindstrOm. Showing Grace
OFF Track. Falls Under
Wheels.

As she sat NJ a window OF her home.
IS Seventeenth avenue, Bath Beach. yes
terday afternoon, watching for the re-
turn from Sunday school OF her daugh-
ters, Susie, II. and Grace S. Mrs. John
Lndstrom saw the girls alight from an
Il" train bound for Coney Island at the
Seventy-ninth street station and step on
TO the other track directly in from; of a
train headed for New York. moment
later Susie caught hec younger sister by
the shoulder ana pushed her out of harm =
way. In another instant the mother saw
the train run Susie down and cut her
In two.
The children, returning from the Meth
odist Sunday School in Ray Ridge ave-
rue got of the rear ear OF the train
with their Sunday school pamphlets in
their hands Several persons al the sta =
ton, which is on the surface. cried out
a warning to the girls OF their danger.
The train was only a few feet away and
the older girls brain worked quickly.
Without hesitating she did the best she
could and gave up her life for her sister.
Mrs Llndstrom, who has been in poor
health for some time, screamed as her
daughter disappeared under the wheels.
and her husband, who was standing at the
street door. ran TO her side. not knowing
what had happened.
Two cars passed over the child and /,
was necessary TO Jack up the trucks TO
release the body When IL was taken
out A Sunday school lesson paper was
found tightly clutched in the childs right
hand
Patrick j. Grady. motorman of the
train, wept az The body was carried away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-23
'FABBRI BROS. WIRELESS
UNDER INVESTIGATION
Secret Service Acts on Com
plant of England as to
Bar HarbOr Plant.

Following complaint TO the State De-
partnent by the British Embassy IN
Washington that information OF the move
ments OF British ships was being supplied
to the German Government, through a
wireless plant at Bar Harbor secret ser.
vice men have been set At work to IN.
vestigatc the wireless operations or Ernes;o
C. and Ales,andro Fabbri OF New York.
whose extensive summer estate Is AT Bar
HarhOr Information to this effec; which
* printed in the Times indicates that the
Fabbr brothers have well cquinpcl
plant powerful enough to send messages
across the water and that the two owners
Of II have become expert operators
For thre. days after tn" German liner
kronpr!nzessu Crclie hubbed up Ia Bar
liarbor the Messrs Fabbri locked them
selves up In their wireless room and re-
fused themselves 10 all visitors L is said.
Agents OF this Government have discov-
cred that the two gentlemen have been on
intimate terms with Capt polack OF the
gold ship, which returned all the way
across the Atlantic just after war was de-
clared to avoid British cruisers The cap
tain, as well as the entire crew Of the
Cecilie was entertained a, the rahhri
mansion, according to the secret service
agents
From Information received It is believed
mat news of the position Of Admiral era
docks fleet was forwarded in code 20 .he
Fabhri estate and then transmitted to
som" German source. The destruction Of
the two wHrshipS Of Admiral Cradork is
laid to this activity hy the British au-
thorit:es in WASHINGTON.
II. y L,Ovforl. who himself has an
amateur plant Of considerable power IN
Bar Harhor. is quoted As SAYING that no
was SURF that the wireless plant aboard
the Iets'llp scaled u.htln oil