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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

Sic @ldc @urDpaS itiO 5ilr 3ei nacD oen Sulob
aonopiidt mo Scr oeltidc aoiicr bcm olircd)ll@en
RhronioQer NJ gcnid mcilt io nad gntorelt no oef
mhihc Gsar 0cr 0ait 0cs rumonlidlcl SONGS Wy ac
rdtei gcioen 8ciudcn miro augeidts Oer leeren -
Q8rren au SER 9alianbolbnie Bic groBte @ldll'9'er
Qcaelcat Gic iraB6iidc @rcc 6ot DOB g peil
e3orei eelinacn miro 9inmdnicl jn en9ercn Allplup
Al 0ca IrcipGbano 5u gcoinnen.
DaB Scr G5ar iidj pcrionlid Der immerbn nd)f 81
aserihdbcnocu @eiabr ciier 9ciie nad oel' Uallarl
0useti III acuB BON 8cocltlmg Gic onaenlbeiillde
glmabcrlua 3midcu GuBlan0 un6 Gpntdnen biloet
pmr scr 8olQcu scr fir5ldcn 9alfanricac melDe gmj
rce GoncQaiioncu acidaiic ulO meitere Mo9lidIcl-
ic cr0iiuct 6a6cn yod bciiuOcu d9 oic @crbalimlle
oui @aton mt STUB Aod iii Die Gntwdelmg o lpe'
MIA sum at6dluB no iin0 pic 3nitdnoc o mcnig 9nr
GoniQlioiruaa 1clangt ooB bcretS cil nener @ue9
aDacu Der Sjrei rno @redJculauo orobt Dlclcr llN
norbcrciteu6c acraliame Gouihtt mus aud au PIG
9Iie9caltlma ocr aagcmcnci europdiidcn 8ejebnn'
ocn Ftriidmirtcu &ciitc ino peocr GuBlano nod
cnaauo ocii grietihca Grponcusseliiitea ainlig &c
imni ,Sn &eirs6lro 6at Der ol5u ocltlid crtenbarc
Smipriid cjricdeuloos ali Gopioniincpel tici per-
itntut inO III gonoou il man bon Ser 9cQenild)eu
eroErannsIc6t, ats Seenadlt i'm 4}iitelmccrc cine
Wouc si Ipe[cf1 melig crbalu 9dlr 6rantreib ltebt
riid6oltloS oltf ser 5eiie @rcAenlaioS.
eo mcicu bic eiacncn Sncrciicn oen @lddlten oeS
1retncrban0cs Qerente sSeao mi6rcno pic 6clti0Ieit
oes grcbnn0es acraoc ourd sic Gcuenianicit Der ~
terriirn all gafan Qclidrlt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
@efnnntmndlltnncr.



&altimore Nieg o. sum l9i4.
&eriieHelie gln0e0ote, aorelltrt alI oel Soato
nl glpdr0e, IN care oi tDe SilO He8lpett lpets
oen BON oem Stuot 9egiltraIor bls Whttmpa,
Sci fc6sc6uten san I'M 5uni 1914, II Ilbr
SormltiaQS in ieiuem Nurenn, &atDbars, eni'
0eaen GclummeH iiir gdocIlrnn@ @anons,liI,
ciHbaii uun @ilalicrn Der lol0eHo 8eNulHhell
GmaBen nit enRasphalt nnicr
Gnntratt Vr. 1873.
DO Wurf 9spc6, bon Gorlu0fgncnue bie dur
udrolithen GinotOrcn5c; -,~
35. GtraRc, bon 0rccHmonrt'Nocnue DIS Alo
Sraa,iin Ecrracc, bon Grccnmouni. .sloemc 0s
AZ. etso6c bon observation-disclosures 0is Slo
2anI6ariOn.5lasmc, bon CIO gorf oioaO biz
Al. stroSc. BON SIS gOrr siooO bic euersnc'
ccsii.siSsane, BON %. eiraBe bis APO 5nB
3G' eHase BON gons Roao bis 9G6eglpcnme.
Shud 27400 Guaorats9nros
llno iiir Noeuirnn9, @anoeinbau ilo
%inncrung Der lul9enoeH Slr1Bcr MT WnR'
MSpGGlt emit Nlusuabne Aclulncr NueOe, oe
mt piirlii5irien 8ie0eieinen nlo anoeter oi.
trfiSricR 3icaeliiein &llaiieutnG 81 belenen
limo, mic in oell Spe5illalioncn an9elllDrD lilI'
6uuiraH SIR 1874.
Sairgirtu.9pennc bon eranilc0 Sirabe olS
craaiic9 .straic, bon car,tor glocuuc bis
coasssoS SsS etro6c, son @OwBoiau gtOcmc bis
Suiruiep glpcmc;
9laea, Mpiidlrn @olu1aiau.gucunr ru6 Sairs
uiciu-glucnnc, bon GaIlawaO sIbcnue piS
sfGcn. MwiIMcn Eniraicu.gtucuuc uu5 epriua.
oale.slucune, bon 9alauaD slocmc bis
0irNni CO StrdGe
gtnrN, AuiIden Gprirsoale,glucnue uuo Soreit
90rt-Aucnuc, ppn Oallnpd0 Ioe1He pl9
GirunlcDs Siyahci
4resOan airaic, BON siliou.straBc Dis Gua.
Gma i6'i00 Guaoraigayos GuB.asp9GIt
0hua 400 SuNorni Ydrns nti. Siegelllene.
Sic uhen ongc0cNcnen 5ablcn reptalglucll
Die ahaci0dbtcn Gltanllidien Der DaupllawllW'
cn in oiclem 0onrali erl9elnonoeh F9lien.
Ncocr Nictcr nnlB ben Namcn nes NhIeell,
pcldcr fir ion yrQi6llt iiclcn pirn, I'M Sdle
iGm ncr 9oniralt Su0clproNcn MIRO, elnltaaen
nnn icnem gtHQcboi Elm 0oriiiiai ocr neirels
lcnocu &ilr0lOalis 9ompd0nc beimaelL III
pc,chcm (9 Die Ncbicrc bereii crlldrt, ne Sht8'
10ni 8u lc!iCn. Sic Gtn0atHng oieler ges
iiiIninunGcu Gcter3 ocS Gicicre fol- ns elne
Dem }nprud oc9 @onirafics poraus0eDenoe
&coinMuN bcifnOici mcrncn.
Sp8iiifalioncn fdnncn nui @riuDcn in ocnl
Wurcau Der GirNBcnourbbrutha0 0ummiidrc i'm
Ndibbcu3 am nno nam Dem iniich ToGe i'm
Iuni 1914 crGnNt mcrocn no 8drc uno
@rnlfc ur Sniornlaiiun bcf 9cier nilieQen.
Sin Ecpolii bon 5000 miro lilr icoc Rcibc non
Gr8iilatiuEcH ihcr cincn Gonrni Ocrlanat
oos 5lriidcriIaiici Miro meuu Elm Slnaeoot e'II'
Sie GontraIisNc08roc bc6dli im bas Gcc6t
nor. raeno en oocr auc 9lngcboic 81 bcripers
ici Gln 6calm0iQicr G1cd ocs @ieicrs poll
$i5G00O fir 6cn 9onlralt gir. 1873; cin be-
oloubiatcr Gbcf bcS NlccrS bon $4,000 fir
Scn eonirait gtr 1874. auf cine Clearing
Soufe yanf," 3abl6ar an Den WidOpr mo
5inohntD bon Baltimore, nun ieoem snaepol
bciAei0t iein.
GnQeuc 6. 0rnnnnn,
RrGIi0cut hcr GuaBcnOnrbbrud)s.G Goninillldrc.
GEncuc q. 9iuonrre,
Geircidr.
SamcS ~. Grritou
9rdiocni ocr @onlraubeDoroe
(Smi50tt.13.16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
Sc gcnnmluaua galn.cciclIdaft 6at ieit Ser SIN.

Hi6rima 6rcs lntcritiibnngs 0cpartcmclus Dor un0c
iG6r 25 So6rcn nabe3u 80 @liloncu Collars an Inter
uiiblniQcn in Grantbeits iuO Io0cS0acn otsbe5a6lt
O Sic So6c Ser owe bc5ablten %enioncu bcldut iit5
oiif nu6c3 3c6n @iIlioncu Collars gi Der %enions.
lite ebcu 5ir Belt 1923 rilDerc Anaceilte pcs aroBen
gyo6ninetnS. Sln ueriloenen Sabre 6cicicn id Die
9cnliong3oblnnacn aif $l16858l- Scm olc aroBcn
Gorporotioucn in Ocn @cr. Staoten in 10 mcnihlidcr
ggciIe fiir lire grbeiter orgcn mirOen berrdte eoe
foIls me6r 8ufrcocn6et inter Ocn sIrbcitcrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

sluua 0cI6, Sic 6eri6mtc amerifanildlc SdJauipic
criu. min cincn ruiiiiden @riu5cu 5eirat6cn %rinj
&aIlianoii c6f in gnno oaS done 8eib oic aottbc
0uoocc Siinitlcriug &mimdp0t 0le duncroc Sir
cnirouc. saiuc abcridot: raI'it Dem @iirtc NIT
Ncm SdJIcicr rciBt Der id)5nc 2sa5n cnt5mei" 0a5
6aben don oelc Ameriinucrinnen erla1ren oe @roens
ln0 yrltcnfroncu bcirdt6ctcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

ygismard4 Oa Der ncrchc 2ampier Scr Smpera
tcrfaiic scr SonIbug9hBerifa.2in Delbcn, Scr am
nGdItel 5amliog chi Scr g9erc BON @lobm %oB
bonn 5tapel 0elocn mcr0c miro mo illt $1,000 gic-
oiiertonnen oas or6Bc sdif ser gsclt cin miro Scr
Same III pocno 9ismord mar ser 0roBtc Staotsmart,
SCR sic g9cIt ie aetonnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
glnrcan be9 olc0anac.aniprftuta.

8. NnNI IVII.
GS iuiro 6ermii befauut 0e0cben, 6aB oic
Gic0moui Wd glirN So, QcmdB Der an 10.
Snni 1908 mcrcihneien &eroronuH9 gr. 20.
Nlni@niit A7. &arugrnpD - tluic am ~. 9ioi
Ocmbcr 1911 Qmcnoirtl mn Grl0nbnib nacO0cs
inc6i Bat, has glinUcicu SUB Der gSooo0lls
GhaBe ais @uuitoin8cr Sabrii 3u 0eiueeH
Is. g. SHbbe,
(Sunii2 i315-i6) c5c6duoc Snlpeiior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

9iir5Iid wnrOc 6eridtet, GnGlanO aiic Ylarnc'
9eropone ii Qcitldlano bauc oocr bod sic @1otoren
fir sccfmo5cuac Scet ldBt cs ami Scr Ynie0oIgcrif
in 9itcriclo in ser 8ropnj Sadien Elm ininl6orcs
suflbff boucn BON Dem 6albliarrcn &arcool. .Egp,
ooS StoblbcfIcoumg mO nit einen oiltamatden Drcb'
acdlib ausgcrict mcroen oll. - bat ) in ocu leB'
ten oreiBia Sya6rcn bod &ieles 0eo1Oert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

0S nny6 am 49, SUM 1911 i'm 30. Qcbcus-
ia6r 0liin6ct6 G. scippel, Qcboreiie 9eibclls
Ocl0cr Qtliebic Satin pOn 0cinrh g8 Seippel.
Nic @ecr0iQunQ innei Sicnitna NuMmitiaNS
. llbr. bonn Erdnerbaue. &r. ti5, sio.Niuuruc.
StraRc, aus iiaif &diebung ant Der pWt-
Carmel Cemetery" (Suult4-lG(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
garcau Oca 0cOauOc.SnipcltOfs.l

So miro bicrnIii 6cicnni scee0tt tdB tor.
feb Sent 9ompann. gemdD oer ON lY- NMili
1908 untc3ei0ncieu &eroronunA 9tr. i55, glb'
i0uii AZ, 8aragrapb ~ Opc am 27 giof
bender 1911 amenotrD I'M 0rdubmb nd60e.
iudi bat oaS glnpclcn on Der Sloolciic ocr
gSiconiicosStr., 8uil6cn @uinam nno Monroc
Gmdhc, ais NoBmibc 81 penubeul pf,0 2QQ
s.. @. IN Nloioren 81 iniialircn.
6. 6. StW0bS, 4 fu
Nnnilt-l3l5) @chauoe. .NnlpclL0r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
S5cnrn Is. 1yrans.

gS iiarb am "A. Sanuar 1914 Scurn gs.
Stau5, pelieOior Gobn bon Suius un0 0brilind
Nrun5. gcborene 9'arib. Nc &eeroigung tinQet
uuno, w. 2l0G, ca.@ofimarc eiraRc aus
aui ocm .2onoon @arl 6rieoboic" iiati.
CSlmii5fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
g,,os H ,yrci6cit?

gbfoIute Ireibeit fann eS nilbt acbcn penn en-
a9cd ui6t cans fin d roaiowo ~ elmer galooc
6auit 1nhenialcn cr obcr 0an @lnndl beat ene Aane
fortapilan5en ulo nlio uengltels 3ciimella all oe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

.oc Hepubaf crfldrt 9loitotorcr BON Der 1orie lin.
fcrer 4 gont gorf, 6a6cu cdDtes Spcl ac6ob ene
crmcn Gcuicl 5ii Dct6oren- llno uie Dcr meroen bic
@ctborieu Sic 5uppc ailsellen mcn mabreno Die &C.
miIcnlocn aaitatoreu aus Der 6crnc 5ul@anc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
Gcynrtcmcnt fir 0r5iebnna.
@ireau Der @c1urbc Der SdulsGummiiurc
Mlooiiun. nno SaioNette.9lucnne.

x q 7 7 VT Y z ., NYITITT W ~
qcricGclic 9iuaebute nit Der gluNriii Eroi
poia!s ior NOol5 ior Toe Ncp0rimcnt ol Goueas
Valtimore 6itO" ucrocn bis uDr gmrmil
iaos am Miithuud, ocn p. SNni 1914, in Nil'
rcdu AcS 0ru 6iCbnro 0iuilln, SidolNeNlta'
inr Rntbhans Baltimore Nio., cnt9eAen gc
npmmeu lir sic 9icieuna bon NuGern ON o'e
GMm Gommiildrc. ,,.,4so
spcSiiilaiioncn ino i'm Niircau ocr Seboroe
0cr Gro GomniiNdrc crOdllip, n-oo
sin 6colQuhi0icr Ghcd beS NiclerS fir $500
ami cinc .@lcariuo 0onie @anf" ac3oaen uno
an sen WlaOur uno Gidotraib bon gQltnoIe
sa1l6nr eemotbt. muB iebem Anaebot lng Hu'
dcr hciQciiiat iein
Gas &cdli uirb oor0choItcn irGono Elm ooer
nue glnQchoic 0h3upcilcH.
Spbu g. Mode,
Gcfrcidr Der Qcb6roc Der S6ulsGomrliildre
Qciidli0t am 9. Nini l9i4
Snbu g. 0ubcrt,
innaircn6er @rdiioeut Der 0ortraitgebbroc.
(Sluilt- ti)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
Gcpar,cment fir 6iieutlldc @cy6cNernuncn.
llnicrsG Gcpnricmcut bcS StnotsSn0euicurS.
N n | Ill d I q l2 OlinI INlI.


llncr.Scpnricmcnt bcS Stnot.Sn1euirurS.
SAL more, 2S. Wai 1914
WI Qlnc, bic rs nugcbt!
GS miro 6iermii aemdB ben sDl@Hlien SO y
mo Sc Is oe5 baltimore Siaoi Quarters PC
innnt ocmac0t h0B Ole &iidiierunos COMMUNION
Der Slaot Baltimore nod oenl 10. Sult 1914
bcQinncn miro. ole na00cudmien @traBell inli
.mOoCrncm Niaterial Su pllnltetn, neil 81 Qlid'
iicrn uno ncn 3u hclcatn. Nllc Eerloneil nno
GurnorOiinnCn meroen ncHOnlb aulOcutpcti
@rl0u6niBi0cne fir ole slrbeiicn 81 loien uno
oicie Dor sem t5 Suli 1914 81 Dcenoen, oie "
irpcno elmer gSciic Die glnlordhnn0 oocr glul
rcibnRQ namQcnnnnicr ShaGcn poer clues &Del
los ocricloeu rtihig maucn m60teH. 1mocni
iie dlii iol0c 9Scile gcpalicri, ucn aepllallei
o6cr ncn beleni jNo.
Die nhcn crpd6ntcn StrnNcn lluo:
ghumca Sr. bon fhipotStr hiS lroN0r0D
GdroliilcGir.. bon GbameS Str biS ASfdi @ir
Mincrii0c .glpc bon Ndmbnra Cir, bi9 ,Spri'slpa.
gentcr Sir bon Goui6.Sir bis Sdlnerl @ir
c5uilIoro glpc. bon GholcSir. Dig Sallemnn
Gi0ocGir bon Snlepdp bis 5ur Nrlde nDet
NnneS S0uS.
4rciicn eir. BON So0Swcb biS 5ur @riide iipcr
s. q. gRcGau
Gin0t SH0cniCltr
Sm 9uiiraoe ocr &ilaiicrunaS @ommilon
Der GiNot Baltimore.
". &eiG 6ompion,
&nrltber unn conutirgnocr Sn0eHicur,
(NiMii S.1522)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

Bureau Der etrnhcnoNrAGynnS.6 .6ummIidrc.
WQ m o I c, H. Nunl lVl4.
SIC observation-disclosures Gpmmlildre ~ ocr
Gtaoi Baltimore MAIDEN 0enldB ocn EorlWrlls
fen ocS Baltimore 1idoi'G0lrierS bicrnit bcs
fanni onb iic Die gnIiielllna elmer octaillircu
Qiiic allcr M0clproOcnCn 0niiNdni1nnpc1. nct
urlahcu llnioficu mo nillerlcpic ASGfurrp1F
hunGcn ncO ciucr crilurenoc Mnrtc nnctit
Qcn licBcH In &crbinollQ MI Der EunocnMis
runq nllo GmliC6nng nller iciicr cu5elueH
Ghrilc Der Nari0ro 9uao, oc Mot uerpdn
Ger QniCu Der NariOrO liuQo licNcli, oic iif6f
lim non Ger @nncr r&crbcilcunos' eomnil lou
couOcWnri mo crdlinci purnen '0cnlaB ocr nH
2i Scbrnar 1914 uAcr5clNncien &ctoronqnN
glr 400 oco 9iapors mo SiaoitaibR pail tslnls
iluprc ,.-.,t
0nrlpro 6uno, cnlhlleBi@ oefen NclL iels
NrcGen mo ie uniaIcn non elhflH 4Inlt W.
Sub I ik 2ou iibich elmer 30 NuD slpeiule p;9
Nir Nor0liue scr @ninpl9ipcnuc ipcnu mclts
iln6 Ne debcn Icrncr hicrmii 9loiil. edb hor
hcnnnnic Qiic uno crildren0c MQric lett lit
bic Snipcitiun dller 00riH nictclhrcu Kcrlo'
ncn bcrct it, uno onB pic Gommillre on
Trciina, ncm ncunScOnteu Euqc i'm Sulil 1914,
III uhr &prmiiiaas. ii0 IN ibrenI Surceu i'm
NdibhaiS ir ben 8ipcd ocrlanunclf mcroelL
nm irQcu0 cine in hcidoier Siiie anocnbrle
IbaiiaChe Su reuorcn, neocn mcl6e Ginnnno
non @criOncH crGObcn miro bic ndrlH lniere
fit 81 len bebGnnler
(gnacuc 6. 0irauuaM
Sum Snnfuro,
NarrB " 9icmien
Gommiiidre.
(1uui2 fs.t5l lG) GIeri-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

@s mto bicrnt bcfnnut oe0cbeiJ oaB Ules
Gbane Qcll ano SouuorO Co. aeuldb Der am
NJ. ,Yin 1908 nnter5el0netcn &eroronuna yir.
1856, NGNuit AZ gar00rap6 ~ Opie am 2l
ytoucmber 1911 nmenoirD, nm GrlnnbnlB nab
Ociucbt bat o0S gnpclcn an ocr oarlor0 9Iuup
iIito o. & g. 9abn ais cjlodcagicBerei 81 be-
nubcn uuo 100 s. =. aciiel un0 Ganpimal0i"
ne 81 inliulircH. .uf
6. s.. STUDS
(Sunitt-13.5) 0e6duoes sSniprilor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
@efnnntmndlnnaen.


10. SUM 1914.
IS miro bicrmit Delannt ge9ebeu ooB N. y.
8ei6neten &eyoronune 9ir. 100, AbNniii Az
Y0raprapb " (iuie am 27. ytoDember 1911
0ncnoirD, nm @rlanmDniB nanAelnOi bat oas
glnwcien ytr 22l ytorospolioa0 SirdBe, az
SolSmlblc 3li bemibcn mo so s. y. IN @io'
6. 6. eh6Ds,
CSunii5-fs) cjc0duocs ,Snipclior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
Trparicmcut fir Biirnhidle @cr6eiicrnu0eH.
tIalcr . Separicmcnf orS StaotsSnacnicnrs.
@al imore, -. Qlat 1911.

"
9lu lulc, bic cs nrGcht!
gS miro bicrnti eemdb cen NbmniileH SO y
un6 SO oeS 9lnAnore Sioois@horicrs. pciapnl
ocmacDt 0ab oie @faiicrlnQS @ommillien Der
Siaot Baltimore nab Acin g. Snll 1914 hes
Oinnen mirO sic n0Nacuanntcn StdBtn uno
glacn NIT moncrncm Wiaicria in pll0lierr, ncu
Sn piiaiicrn ltilo neu 6u hccQeit Nlle Eerlpnen
mn Gurrorationcn mcrocn oesDalb 0ulQeloroett,
Grlan0nibineinc fir Nue gtr0ciicH 5u lolcn NM
0icfc bon ocm o. Slli iail 81 becloclt Die IN
irQcn0 ether 9&ciic oic Aui0rahnna oocr Nnt
rcibnno nuMQenannicr Sirobcn oocr sluen ooer
cincS IbcilcS oericlben ndihiQ ma0l nioNiclb
namocm fc aui iolGe gsciic Neplldlicft nNi
Qcpil0nert oocr rCl hacQt llno,
Sic obcu ermdbrien StroBcn nn0 Nlcp lino;
Gnr0tuOd Et BON NOnrcSaSt. bis 0ntbcora ~.
0nmncn.Gtr. BON SnnaroSir. Bis NutaW' ctr.
0onoo0 e. bon Saraioca e. 1's &enldn.S +.
NccriHtpaWllch bon Ginh CIV. bis &reler Sir,
Gnium.Sh. BON NdlimurcSt bis Oiaoion.glpc
G5urlcSsSir BON NdiilmoresSt bis GeniresSlr.
81. 81. MicGnn,
Sinhi SnQcneir.
Srl gmilraqc Der &Ildiicruas Gommlllon
ser Gia0i @aiimnre
". Gcitl Compton,,
@oriitcr mo connliircnocr 5Ratnicur'
sunni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

gYcScrrm cin o3eppelia" bci'm Eon6cn uGGrcaO
cincs 9titrmcs ucrrnaidt ga tomiut cncu uuwl
fiirdl Scr oc0onfc parlm mdt ser 6ii6rcr nbt Oic
S6bc. oniait Sen GrO6o0en. ucnn Gin Stlrm n5c1t2
Sod oGcu III SCI 2uit oa 0od) Gin D3cprcIin" coen
Ghrm Irpb bctcn t0nlienl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15

Gad Scr GutidcSnue eiucS wcItlideu WcridtS ac'
h6rcu fiuiudc glrmc lmo @enc 3il ben &le0masitii.
dol. Dian mus pom Oicicr enti6eioma idon iaaca.
ic Dat Sailo uno SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-15
Nurcau scr Observation-Disclosures .Gummliidrc.

GMacnc q. 0lOc0ers,
(Mai25r rSnnii, SID 9lert.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lionel Lawrence, Actor, Had Been
Married Eleven Times.

Lionel Lawrence, Actor, Had Been
Married Eleven Times.
New York, Feb. 4.-Lionel Law.
renee, who had the distinction of hav-
ing been married eleven times, il
dead of apoplexy. Most of his former
wives attended his funeral, after
which he was buried in Remington,
N. Y.
Lawrence, who had just turned the
half century mark, took his last wife
two years ago. The ten others had
been mated to him and parted from
him in such rapid succession he had
forgotten some of their names. Law
renee, an actor and stage manager of
considerable note, said after his mar.
riage with Miss Ernestine May Dorch,
in 1912: 49,. -. So.
II hopeI have rung down the cur.
tain on positively the last appearance
Of Lionel Lawrence in matrimony."
A few weeks later his wife filed q
suit for annulment. She said she had
married Lawrence thinking he had
married only once before. H..
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RAILROADS READY TO YIELD

Prepared to Accept Control by Com
rnerce Body.
Washington, Feb. Acceptance by
powerful railroad interests Of Presi.
dent Wilson's plan for complete super
vision over railroad securities by the
interstate commerce commission is
believed here to be possible and even
probable.
The railroad interests are prepared,
1t is said, to yield gracefully to the
administrations stand for federal reg
ulation of their stocks and bonds, pro-
viding all dominion by the several
states over their securities is made
impossible.
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MINERS DEMAND
INCREASE IN PAY
Wage Scale Report Sub
mitted to Convention.
BASIS FOR CONFERENCE

Operators and Employees to Meet at
Philadelphia Next Wesk to Discuss
Agreement Covering the Central
Competitive Field.
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. IA fiat in
crease Of 5 cents ton on q mine run
basis, 10 per cent increase on all
dead work, yardage and day labor,
and half holiday on Saturday were
the principal recommendations Of the
scale committee submitted to the con-
vention of the United Mine Workers
Of America.
The report Is the basis for work Of
the joint conference of miners and op-
orators of the Central competitive
field, which meets in Philadelphia
next Tuesday. This field includes IL
linois, Ohio, Indiana and Western
Pennsylvania.
The report Of tho committee also
asks that all coal be weighed before
being screened and paid for on mine
run basis; a uniform work day and
wage scale for all classes of outside
and inside labor; q proper readjust.
ment of the machine differential at
the basing plant and that all local in
equalities and internal differences be
referred to the various districts for
settlement. 49,.
Efforts were made to provide for q
10-cent increase on the ton. It was
opposed by several on the ground that
that amount could not be won and a
compromise would have to be made.
President John P. White spoke in
favor Of q Scent advance.
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MURPHY'S FRIENDS ANGRY
Resent Resolution Demanding Retire.
ment of Tarmany Head.

New York, Feb. 4.-Friends of
Charles F. Murphy, whose retirement
as leader of Tammany Hall is de-
manded in resolution adopted by the
National Democratic club, announced
their intention Of appealing to the
board Of governors Of the club on the
ground that the yea and nay vote
was illegal.
Thomas F. Smith, secretary of Tam
many Hall, who with other friends of
Murphy fought the resolution and the
method of it's adoption, denounced
the action of Edward r. O'Dwyer,
president of the club, in refusing to
put the question to rising vote, as
"the worst instance of boss rule l
ever saw"
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PRESIDENT TO
LIFT EMBARGO.
Arms May Be Shipped Over
Mexican Border.
TO REPEAL TAFT'S ORDER

Proclamation Expected to BE of Ma
terial Assistance to the Rebels in
Their Struggle Against the Huerta
Government.
Washington, Feb. president VIII
son has decided to lift the embargo
on expectation of arms to Mexico.
A proclamation under the authority
OF the congressional resolution of
1919, which will restore the status Of
the arms question to where both HUI
erta forces and Constitutionalists may
import arms from the United States,
soon will be issued from the White
House.
President Taft issued the proclama.
tion which barred the expectation of
arms on March IA, 1912.
He did that under the authority of
q Joint congressional resolution which
empowered the president to take such
action whenever he should find that
in any American country conditions
OF domestic violence exist which are
promoted by the use of arms and
munitions of war procured from the
United States" @....s. - ~
News Of the action about to be TAX
On by President Wilson became known
through sources which have been con-
stantly advised of the administration
policy in Mexico. It also became
known that the subject had been dis
oussed at the cabinet meeting.
Official Order Later.
There were limitations that an Of
f1oial announcement of the admins
tratton's purpose would be coming
from the White House later.
1t Is believed that President Wilson
finally decided to raise the embargo
after being convinced that by restrict
ing shipments Of arms to Mexico the
United States was not really showing
neutrality, which was the purpose Of
the embargo, but was in fact showing
Partially to the Huerta forces.
It has been frequently represented
to the administration during the prog.
ress of the Mexican negotiations that
If the United States would permit
free shipments Of arms to General
Carranza the Constitutionalists would
undertake to restore peace in Mexico
and set up a constitutional govern
ment within short time.
1t was understood in official circles
that the announcement of the presi-
dents determination to lift the EN-.
barge had gone forward to Charge
O'shaughnessy in Mexico City, prob
ably with instructions to advise the
Huerta government
Constitutionalist agents in Wash.
ington learned of the development
unoiflcially and declared that the end
Of the war was in sight.
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Officially Declared Dead"

- New York, Feb. 4.-John Kopp,
gold miner and soldier of fortune,
who disappeared from New York sew
enteen years ago and has not been
heard from in sixteen years, was de-
clared by Referee Michael J. Egan to
be officially dead. If the referees re-
port is accepted by Surrogate Cohalon
S161,25S held for Kopp by the city
chamberlain will be divided among
the miners four brothers and sisters.
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ADVERSE TO SHAFR0TH PLAN
Senate Committee Opposes Change Of
Inauguration Date.

Washington, Feb. 4-Prospect for
legislation to change the dates for the
beginning of congress, the term of the
president and the Inauguration were
checked when the senate Judiciary
committee voted to report adversely
on constitutional amendment reso.
luton proposed by Senator Shafroth.
The amendment would have ad-
vanced the commencement Of the pres
idential term from March to the
second Monday in January following
election and would have fixed the be-
ginning of each new congress for the
first Monday in January instead of
March 4. -
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Million DOLLAR cotton Blaze.

Houston, Tex. Feb. property
damage estimated at nearly one mil
lion dollars was done at Clinton, Tex,
when between fifteen and twenty
thousand bales of cotton were either
consumed or badly damaged by fire.
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Woman AGED los IL Dead.

Madison, Wis.,, Feb. 4.-The records
OF the state board of health for
longevity were broken when the
town of Sharon, Portage county, re-
ported the death OF Josephine DEVON
kowski, los years old. Death was
attributed to "old age"