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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-13
GOETHALSASKS WARSH|PS BE SENT
 ID THE CANAL ZONE
Alleged Violation of Ameri- can Neutrality Believed Responsible for Request.
 Wireless Disturbed

Washington, December I2.-CoIoneI Goefhals has requested that destroyers be sent to the canal zone imme ediateIy, 1t was learned tonight, but no specific explanations of the need for navnI ves- sells there wns included in the mes- sage. A reply asking for this explnn- ation was sent at once. but no answer has been received from Colonel Goe- thaIs at . late hour.
 Officials believe, however, that the canal governor has experienced some difriculty in preserving the complete neutrality of the zone and its territorial waters. Many ships belonging to bel ligerent nations are in the vicinity and it is thought possible Colonel Goethals has found himself unable to check use of their wireless plants within the three-mile limit.
 Vessels To Be Sent
 With swift naval vessels to aid it would be an easier matter to regulate use of wireless and 1t was thought probable tonight the necessary destroy CTS would be dispatched as soon as Col onel Goethals' explanation was re- ceived
 Recent activity by British and Jap anesc warships in the vicinity of the canal zone, which followed the disaster to the British fleet under Admiral craddock, has given rise to some com eerft here. although no specific reports of neutrality violations have been re- ceived so far as known.
 Reports of wireless interruption from Panama have led to the belief that col Hers and warships were exchanging messages. which, if they have not oth- erwise been open to objection, have hindered commercial use of wireless to a considerable extent.
 Message Picked Up
 In view of Colonel GoethaTs message 1t is believed code messages have been picked up which disclosed that to some extent the waters of the zone have been made a base of operations by one or both of the allied fleets, and that the governor wishes to establish a pa- trol which will prevent further viola tions of neutrality.
 An unofficial report was in circula- tion today that. the collier Lena of the British auxiliary fleet had made inn proper use of her wireless equipment by sending British navy code messages while within the three-mile limit. What steps Colonel Goethals may have all ready taken or contemp1ates beyond his request for destroyers is not known, however, and confirmation of the re- port as to the Lena was not obtainable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-13
Salaries of 10000 Public School Teachers Are Due, But State Is Unable to Meet Payment
IN ACTUAL NEED OF MONEY TEACHERS
 VISIT THE CAPITAL
Governor Is Out of State
 and Condition Can't Be ,a.sa,.sss.s,,,s as,sss, -Dsr'"'s"-

Montgomery. December I2--tSpeciaI.) Ten thousand public school teachers of Alabama are protesting against the state government for it's failure to pay them their salaries for November serv- lees.
 These salaries were due the first Sat urday in December. but because of the condition of the state trea sury it was an nounced that the payment of teachers would be deferred one week. or until De- cember 12. The condition of the treasury today. however. was little better than on last Saturday, with the result that another postponement in the payment of salaries was announced. The teachers may get their money next Saturday, or before that time. but neither Superintendent Feagin nor officials of the auditors department could offer any positive assurance.
 The salary pay roll for December amounts to 1896. s67 S2, which is practically the same as for the month of November. The teachers were compelled to wait near ly two weeks before receiving their Octo- Der salaries. Just when they will receive their, salaries for December services. which heretofore have been paid them shortly before Christmas, in order that they might have holiday money, is mat ter on which it is not necessary to spocu- late. But it Is practically seertain that they will not get tho benefit of 1t fer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-13
Conditions Cannot Be Helped


 The failure of the state to pay eff teach CTS for November is due solely to the fact that the state has not got the money. and has been unable to provide it. Here tofore the banks have come to the res- cue of the state treasury. holding the warrants until the state had money with which to pay them. In other words. the banks of the state. in many instances have advanced the money with the state's s warrants as security.
 But this year they have declined to do so-rather, most of them have refused. Hence. the teachers have been compelled the state treasury before receiving their salaries.
 The state is waiting on tax collections in order to meet the payments, and most of the tax collectors of the state have been tardy In making remlttances. Most of the money received in November from tax collectors had to be used in paying the semi-annual interest on the states bonded indebtedness.
 Teachers at Capital
 Anticipating that their salaries would De pdlu them tOudy, a numDer or teachers of Montgomery and adjacent counties called at the capitol this morning and saw Superintendent Feagin and the treas ury department officials. Many of them declared they were in actual need of the money, and expressed deep disappoint- ment when told that there was no funds on hand Some of them stated that they did not have sufficient money to pay their fares back home.
 Superintendent Feagin assured them that the conditions could rot De helped and could only hope that the money would be in the treasury in few days But he made no promises
 Several weeks ago Superintendent Fea- gin, following a conference with the gov ernor, wrote to all the county treasurers of public school funds notifying them that, owing to the condition of the treas uty. the payment of teachers would be defered one week. This letter was writ ten at the request of the governor who was unable to make arrangements TOY November salaries.
 The governor is now out of the city. executive department. He will return to Montgomery tomorrow night, and 1t is expected that he will at once endeavor to relieve conditions. As above stated, heretofore he has been able to make ar rangements with the banks to hold the states warrants, but, this year. owing probably to the hard times. the banks have been unwilling to make the ad- vances. even with the state's warrants as security.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
Sin Su5iolOcmufrat ii6cr bic Sit
INSTRUMENTATION Ncr iO5inl'
OemOiratiiGen 9icidStngs-
frnftint,

SSil oeu nSo5. Monots6eften"
t6eilt Scr io5ialocnofratiiGe 9ieicbs.
tags 9lbgeoronete g8oligang Seine,
Scr Gerirctcr bon Cciiau nit, oaB
MIR cine oerinoe reIatipe @}e6rbeit
ser 6rofiion inn 0euiibcn 5}eiAStng
oic altc 9roris, Ii6 Dor Dem &aiicr-
bod 81 eutfcrnen i6er oen Souien
gemorien babe; Oieiem 9ci6hiB fol'
genO, b0ttcn bic anpeIeuOen 5raf'
tionS.Gollcaeu, au6 ioI6e, Die per.
i0Hli6 gan5 anoerer Meinung ieien
bei'm &oiicr6od oeu Saol niht pcr-
IaIien uno icien iieen gcblie6eu. Sei'
ne iaat nibt, Oh er ielbit 81 oieien
Cemonitrunten mioer ggiacn geb0rt
bat, n6cr crfdbrt fort
nSd fiible mid perpfli9tet, 81 cr-
flGrcu, ooB oie 6roftion 5ur 3cit
falm ctpas gcrfe6rteres uno SdGo.
lideres bate t6um fonnen uno oaB
oomit lcoiglib Die @ei6dftc scr @cga
ner icOcr frci6citliben Gntpidlung
uno ciueS frditigen @orIaments be.
iorgt merOen"
Seine begriiuoet oieie 9ritif. 3u-
nG6it Ie6ut er cs ob, ocn aaiier ais
ErdGer Scr gciaumten @olitif fir
oicie io5uiaQcu ocrontwortli6 8u ma.
den; cs bcOeutc oics gerooc cine 9lu-
erlennimg ociicn mas oie So5ialoe-
motrotie immer 6efGmpitc, iobaIo he
Die 9lniprii6c, bic i'm 9Gamen oes
monordii6cn @rin5ips oocr Ger
@omnanooaemnlt cr6obcu mcr0cn,
bonn Stanopunft Oes ireien Staats-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sobn Z. 9fullnn, jptl., lm0 SralI
an Sol 6. @lc&iaop lmo 8rau Siio-
olt-@dc 9iamIop. Il. Monroeitr, 1876
6ei 81.
@orD 2. 93raitbmoitc inO @ottc
an @Owar0 GuffD, 2 Cots.
S6omas Sug6es uno Sral an @.
blum unO 5rau, Siioieite @ontroic-,
na6c Nlonroeitr., t2 bci 80.
Gngliibe coang. llt6. Stride ser
Reformation an 9llp6ouius 9. Sim
oaa, ggcitieite Caroline, na6e Can.
oalcitr, I Got.
Somuel 9. 8oola an Genccn5o
@aImiiono mno @ottc, Sitieitc Scr
@Ilmooo 9lOenuc, no6e Sanf.Str,
14.3 6ci 70.
9ioqer Z. @ill, @eripalfer, an s.
$. @iroce unO 6roM 2 @uin0itiide.
Gouglas $. E6omos, Ecitamcnts-
Dollitredcr, an sic IrltiteeS ser ga.
muel 9leoop S6ool for Semolc Sr.
pbans," Siooitcde 5ronflin- umo
Iaois StroBe, 70 bel so.
&airo @iieuauer un0 @otte an
gOwaro &rouB mo iSrou, @eiticitc
Der Sanoper. nobe &onooll-StrnBc,
12 bel GA.
9lmeIia S. S'Eonrell on G5ra q.
Gideg, 9IorooIicdc Gilmor.9traBc
uuO elmer 10 SUB breiten qlIlep no6e
Soratoqo.StroBe, II bei 96.
6rauf Cicero an SaDlor 9lOOiion
mo Srou, 9iecbt sur 9cnubung einc
Mouer.
SroufS SINGER iuuv imo 6rou
al Ebco. 20. aecncD, Siioieite Ser
Iort6 9lpemie, nabe SmalluooO-
StroBe, II BEL 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
gcrfduie ouf Der goItimorer 9lfiieu.
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FIRST CALL.

$1,000 sIua. & @ot Der (ooJ.........ioi%
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AZ glni6ciIe 6 @. s. q. & 8. com. 100
100 eluibcile Gn0orn 5ucl com..... 22N
80 aniOcic Gn6oru 3ucI com. 22lz
80 9ni6eiIe li6 9lDs COM ...... %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

bHLBNllDulll2 uplCDllC. LII Cu)luNDlr
ruf: sir oOer gcgen oen &aiierl"
beoelte cine Geridli6ung mO Scr.
i6leierimg Der politii6en @roblelhe
im0 Iei nod INNER bon reaftiond-
rer Seite gcgen 0ie So3ioloemofratie
.ongepenoet mor0eu lmO smor NIT
oroBem @rfolg. @s ici OieImebr bic
9luigabe, Die 9erion oes N1ouar6en
aus Den &Gmpicu Inn politiibe Sra.
gen ous3uihalten; iebt babe man tic
o6ne 9}ot6 5ereingc3ogeu rmO Oamit
Den @cgnern Oas 9iebt gegeben, oaS
@leide 81 tbm.
9(u6 nit Der 6rage, mie Die 60.
5ialoemofrotie Die 6ortiebung Der
Gcmouitrotion Ocnfe, bei1Gitigt ii1
Seine, uno cr iagt oa II. g.;
SoIlen mir oieie Icmonlirotiou
jeOeSmal mieOerbolen, bis uniere PIN.
iprii6e aui @ere6tigfeeit bonn bcuti.
gen Stoat bcfricoigt meroen? 9(Iio
aui uma6icb6ore 3eit? Gas miiroc
jcoe ggirfllng berlieren. Gcmonitra.
tioncn, ,0ie sur @emo6nbeit mer6en,
iino 6obl uno ldcberIiG. GOer ioI.
len mir in oieicr 5orm 0em &aiicr ie
nad Dem groBen oocr gcringeren
@obloer6alten ser Gcgierung cine
obgcitufte Geniur ert5eilen Our6
Siben6lci6en ooer Sinausge6en
bcim &oiicrbod? &erlGBt
man chen cinmal oic ri6tigc politi.
i6e @aiis, 10 IoIien oic 5olacrlm-
gen ib ni6t 3ic6en obne oaB man
ii6 ms @caent6eil iiberidl10t mic
cS bier Dem i6einbaren &oOifaliS.
mus Oieier Gunogebrng mioerfd6rt.
Seine erinnert ooron OoB @e6cI
iid nod bis 3iIebt itetS nit @nt.
idieoen6eit gegen iolAe &uuoegbim.
gem luic ii6er6alpt gegen olles aus.
geipro6cn babe, mas gegen 0ie ber-
ge6radten &erfc5rsiormen 0eS Sou,
les beritieB, mo fd6rt fort.
Ger neuli6e 9lft DerIebt oie 9liid.
iiGt oie ser 9leiGStag bon icinen
W}itglicoern uno sic ieoes @litglicO
bon ieOem an0ereu iorOern fonn Die
mir porfommenfalls aud fiir lmS
iorOern, uno Oie nur i'm GuBerlten
Sail wi6tigiter bo6ercr politii6er
Snterclcn auBcr 9l6t gclaiicn lper.
Sen Oorf neil oui i6r Oie 9lr6eits-
f06igleit unO 0os duBcre 2lnie6en
OeS @orlaments iel6it 6cru6t. @cnn
Die Gpation iiir Sen &oiier an oic.
iem Srte oub rein ieincr itoatsreGt-
li6en Stellung Gilt, 10 ooB mir unS
iogar o6ne @rei$ga6e unierer @rilno.
idbe babel bonn @lotc erbe6en finn.
ten, 10 bat iie fiir Oielc WiitglieOcr
Ter onoercn &orteien DicIleidt fir
olc ii6erpiegcuoe Wle6r6cit OeS Sou.
ics, allBcrOem nod @eiiiblsmert6e.
llnO ibon OeS6al6 erforoert oie 9iid-
lid5t aui 0as @arlament, al ocV
aud mir ge6oren, OoB mir Oicie 9leu,
Berrng niht itoren
Seine iiiot bin5L BOB our& oie
Concentration Oie Stcllung imO ser
GinfluB Der SojiolOenofroten IN
mo ouBer Dem Souic i6pcrgei6Gs
Oigt merOe; mer oie 6rcuOe an Dem
@orgong 6a6e, oas 5eigtcn Die Stim-
men ser reottionGren @rciic lnO oie
otfi5ioien gorit6Be gegen bic lInob.
bdngigfcit oeS Rci6stogS in ieineu
inncren neutrality-suspicious.
0ie &ri'if, mel6c Seine an Dem
Gcr6olten Ger io5iolOcmofratii6en
GcidStogSiroftion ii6t, ldBt flar er.
fcnncn OaB man in cinii6tigcu 10.
5ioloemofrotii6en &rciicu Oicier
f(dgli6cu Si6fleiid Tcmonitotion
ii6 81 i66men 6cgiunt. IS 1T be.
5cibncno, oaB fiir sic GcmonItrotiou
mir cine gcringe @}e6r6cit ser 1Srof-
tion iid crfl6rt 6at oifcu6or, neil lie
Ser 9lniiht mar iie miiIie iih Dem
g9illen 0eS Senaer @artetages beu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
Der @eISmarft.


GeprimirenOer GinOrud Oes 9ontc.
rottes elmer sroBen 9ieU yorfer
5irma. Baltimore S6io"
mirO Gipioeuoen erfIdren.- I'm
eiiuitiac SadIage auf Dem 9lo6.
eilenmarfte.
9(uf Ser @0ric modte geiteru sic
Nodri6t bon Dem 9onterotte Der
qroBcu 6irma $. 9. Glafliu SO. in
glep gorf ciuen 6o6It Oeprimiren.
Den Giuorud, Ger ourb oaerlei @e.
riibte, ooB audi onOere @eiddite
m6glidcr @ciie IN Niitleioenidait ge-
8ogen pcroen f6nnteu, nidt penig
oerid1rft muroc. Gtpas lebbaitcr
mlrOe Oie Stimmmg, ais betouut
murOe, ooB in ser regulGreu Sab.
reSberiammllug oes GircftoriuniS
Scr Baltimore & Ohio 9abn" in.
ner6alb Der ndditen IA Gage ole ii6-
Iibe GioiocnOe BON . &ro3eut allf
ole Stommoftien iopo6l ais aub
alli sic @rioritGtS 9lftien be5oblt
peroen piirOcn.
G6eiopeoTG & Ohio glftien our6'
broHen gum eriten WloIe ieit longer
Belt ben Stlrs BON 80 9iod Gin.
IcQlmg Scr DiDioen0e auf YonbonO-
Ie,9Gltien bat man aQmdbliA alf oie
G6eiapedfe & Ohio Eiui0cuoc Der.
5idtcn 0elernt
Ole &enniploonin gabu mic sic
9loriolf & @eitern @a6u baben Oie
iibli1c giertelio6rS Gioioenoe bon
~ @ro5ent erfldrt.
Gas 5pnoifot, meldes bon ser
9lm. telephone g. telegraph 60 Die
ltntcrbringung BON @eiieru lluion
9lftien i'm gtcnnbctragc BON runO
$300O0000 iibcrnommen 6ot, Der.
moGte BLOB mcni6 me6r ais bic
S1lite o6juIteden imo sic 9iobeiien-
9lnfduie i'm SUM obpo6l umioug.
reicbcr olS I. Niai, 6o6en sic @rmor.
timaen nidt crreibt Ter @reis mar
fir 9SroOu5enten nod ltnDortbeilbaf.
ter ais I'M @loi, mO in Der Icbtcn
@odc mur0en nod mcitere Gon5ei-
iioneH i'm &o6eilenmorfte gemnbt.
Sine 9ln5o6l SoH0ien in @enniDlOu-
nicn nnO Ohio perOen inncrbaIb ser
nG6ien 3mei gSohcn ousgebloien
mer0en unO Oie iiir 0ie @oI5werfe
gum So6iommer einiiibrenoc &oule
mirO Iduger ais gem6bnlib Oauern,
mo eS pcrOen mabricbeinlid ncbr
@al5merfe. ais 3u gem06nliden 3ei.
ten brablicgeu. Sn d6nlihcr @eiie
iprid)t ii6 ou6 Die oSSron GroOe Oie.
pielp" ans, melde oaS ShlieBen
3o6lreiber Sob0ien, Stablbiitten II.
@ol5werfe erwortet imter Dem Dor.
monO, ooB Oie iibliben Sommer.9te.
parnturen erforocrlib ieien. Nlit Dfo-
notsidluB iieaeu Is uno6b6ngige
@ledj- unO @ciB6Ie1 @erfe aui iii.
beIiinnte Belt ibren 9etrie6 eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
GteIlenscindJe.


SttlltNtlNtV.
8mc iunQc ocutlde Siciuaros lndcn loinrt
Gtclhind in ber NrandDe ooer dbnli0. Silcrs
fen inter ~. Vs." an bic expedition oieles
@lattes (Snnl2o,So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
WlarvIamO G6attcI Guan QIiiUciatiOn,

9iaIt, 9iuBe, WeInnObeIt,
nit elmer 2ifie bon @oIibduicrn mr6 SotelS IN
Baltimore un0 6drforo Gnunibs. glnf &crlaH
gen graiiS Der 9oii 6uacianoi gloreiie.
Srnilic Wnunncr,
Wlnrhlnno nn6 @cnniOiUnnin ". Dr..
III Nen.Goril.Guenne. Snltimore, ylo.
(lRdt5 3Wic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

JluW, Ptu flullu 49, -ON. -"N
SoIibut, pro @hmO. .2Oc
@cbGlietc Gotfiib pro &funA. .15e,
@cIber @ariA, pro &flno j. 200.
8lnnocrn pro @iluio .12c,
Sud Ghoo, bro Stiid. SOC,
&oaen S6oo pro Stiif. Soc
Sbo0. .goocn. bro Stiid .35c.
Sortc &robbcn, pro Dubeuo. soc,
Safe, pro YfiuO. .1Oc,
Stride Waofrelen, pro BhtuO. 2Oc
@rabbenflciid, pro &fun0. H.. 3Oc.
&robbeu.n n6lofes, pro Efuro. .4Oc.
gSeic6e 2rob6cn 0bo.. .50c-S5c.
@lile 6ilb, pro Biuno. .... .1Sc,
glorioIt SpotS, pro %flno. -. 15c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

ScIltutlg AlllOflC pCl BulIuLO JlOuuJ
10 6ci 81.
Is. @liIton Sueter an George g9.
2aiten6od uno 6roL Siioieite Der
9}ortb 9loenue, no6e .Smollmoo0.
StraBe, II bel 90.
Senr1 81. g8bitofer, Gerpoltcr, ou
@orie 5. Gorren Sfoieite Der
Sbafeipeare StroBe, nobe Broad
m5oD, 10 bel II.
Sobu 9. Morr an Gp6roim s..
@ilion, Sitieite Scr @recnmount-
9lOenue, nobe 80. StroBe, Is bel 81.
Catherine sc. Sioacs, Seitaments.
Oollitrederin, au @illiom S. grice
uno 6rou, @eitieite Ser GorrolIton.,
nabe Sorlem glDenue, 1877 bel $50.
Bnrf @lanor &ealtD So. on 6los
renee 8. 9iodel, @rilnoitiid 9}r. 33,
9otforo-9lbenue.
SSobn So6erlod unO 5rou an MarD
81. Neole, g}oroicite DER N}ooiion.;
na6e FortsStraBe, 13 bel 20.
5ranf Se6noSfi an So6n So6er,
iad umo 3rou, gforoieite Scr W}aoi.
jpn, no6c @ort StroBc, 13 bel 70.
SorrD 9ottman an @orriion @.
@rccnitein unO 5roL gtoroieite Der
W}ullifins no6e GalloS StroBe,
t2 bel GA.
Sulio BUTTS an 8reoerid 02. Wlor.
ton, glorooitieite ser 9lrgDle.9lpenuc,
uo6e Soiimau-StraBc, 10 bei 72.1t.
9io1eiter airfneB 81. 6. 60. an
GomorO 3. Stro6rmonn unO 6rorL
Siiomeiticite Der TiooIp 9lbcnue,
na6e Sarior0 9Rooo, 1911 bel 90.
Couiel @illefe mo 6rou an Sol.
&Iciuoto uno 6rau 9}oropcitieite
ser Barr StraBe, uo6c 5remont.
9locnuc, t20 6ei 16.
SorrD Sorou an ellis @roger,
glorooitieite Der Mooiiou 9lpenue,
no6e @reBimon StroBe, II bel 67.
Molcolm 9eatiL iuu., an ellen
9eotin, Sitieitc Der 2inwooo-2lbe.,
noe6 S'Gonnell. .StroBe, 10 bei 70.
2ouis W}ebmon unO Srou @ititoo
W}ebman @cItieitc ser Gollington-
9lpcnue, no6e SrIeonS StraBe, 10
bel 70.
Sronf 9Iobof an 9luoolp6 6.
&rouie mo 6rou Sitieiie DER Sen.
lpooO 9(oenne, na6c Maoiion Ctr,
10. 3 bel 20.
Gcricl6e an 5ronf S. arouS mo
6rolt Siiieite ser acnpooo 9luc.
no6c Maoiion StroBc, 1872 BEL 70.
Gcriel6c an @etcr s. S6uh m0
6rou Siiicitc Der aenpooo 9lpev
no6c Wlooiion StroBe, 1879 BEL TO-.
George gg. goniol mo 6rm an
Sobn 3ingor mo Srou 9}orOieitc
Der Maoiion-, nobe @olfe StroBe,
16 6ei so.
9ltt6on GoloItein an Siaoc Slid.
mann Siteite Der Central 9l0enue,
no6c Monltmeut Strabe, 11.3 bel
GO.
G6omos s. 1iSneb an Sorrb 81.
Turner uno Sralt SiOoIiieitc ser
9Rob6-StroBe, IA bei rs.
Glepelon0 81. 9eolmeor an So6n
Strong, SIticite ser aiirbp Cane,
no6e Gomon0ion glbcnue, 12 6ei CO.
SSo6n Z. Mc9}onep an Somes s.
9oilep, Sii0mcltefe @illiam Str,
uno 6ort.9loenuc, II bel 65.
2illie @oloitcin al Sorrp 8. W}c.
GullD rmo 5roiL Siioieite Der Ga.
iopettc 9lpeuue, no6e 6lorcnce-
StroBe, t3. 46ei 20.
Gli5a6ct6 &oulin an George gB.
@oniol uno 6rau, g9citieite Ser
Strceper, na6c Seficrion StroBe,
12.5 BEL Go.
George ~. &oroing, Gormnno, an
Geo, @. Soricy. 2 0jruuoitiidc
So6n Gmmert unO 6rou an Io-
t6on 9riSfmon unO 8rou 9lor0ieiie
Scr 2erinGton, na6e Sbroeoer-Str4
tG bei SS.6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

,Guutb.ScricD. Narmcn": Stint bis iiini8ebn
elder ebcrcS Qano fir $4,000 ben @der. Ans
Inblung $500, onnn S1.00 Die gaode ooer $500
mgnailicb; 9ute SiraBeu giieS sSaiicr: Sir
gaciuc, 1919 ss. 9Sancttc. Str, baltimore, Wlo.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-07
Progressive Chairman At
COnnersville, Wants Dis
trict Convention Set for
April 25.
G.. 0. p. ENTERS TICKET
Meyers, Secretary of Com
mittee, Says Republican
Candidates to Be Named
By Convention.

Progressive County Chairman Cliff.
ford Price. went to Connersville today
! for the purpose of meeting District
Chairman Roberts, of Greenfield, and
the various other county chairmen of
the district for the purpose of selecting
the place and time for holding the dis
trict convention.
There is a sentiment among Pro-
gressive workers in Wayne county ia
vorable to holding the district conven-
ton in some county where missionary
! work will be beneficial" said Mr.
Price, so l am going to suggest that
the meeting be held in Rushville The
| county than any other county in the
district, but there is quite a robust
organization in Rush, at that
Mr. Price thinks that Saturday,
April 25, will be the date fixed for
holding the district convention. This
is just a week after the date for
holding the state convention at Indi-
annapolis.
Karl Meyers, secretary Of the Re-
publican county committee, announc-
ed today that the committee had def
initely decided to place a county tick
ct in the field this year, but that the
date for nominating the ticket had not
yet been set.
1T is my understanding that the
county ticket will be nominated at a
delegate convention instead of at a
primary election, but this question
has not yet been settled by the COM
mittee," Secretary Meyers said. 1T
is also my belief that shortly after
the Republican state convention, April
% and %, call will be issued for
ward and township meetings to elect
delegates and arternates to a county
convention, and that this convention
will be held a few days after these
meetings."
1t is known that Judge Henry c.
Fox will again be nominated to the
circuit court bench by the Republicans,
and it has been generally reported
that Denver Harlan and Gath Free
man are candidates'for nomination as
prosecuting attorney. Prospective
candidates for the other places on the
ticket are not known.