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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16
LUNCHEON FOR COLONEL
Many Prominent EnSIishmcn Invited
to Meet EX-presitIcnt.

London. June ia luncheon in
honor of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
was given to-day by Sir Edward Grey.
British Foreign Secretary The guests
included Premier Asquith. David Lloyd
George, Chancellor OF Exchequcr: Lewis
Harcourt Secretary for the Colonies.
Niscount Bryce. former British ambas
sador at Washington. ana Sir Cecil
Spring-fice. present British ambas-
sador TO the United Statos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16
THAW DENIED BAIL
lie Meets With Reverse In Decision
of Supreme Court

or Supreme Court.
Washington, June 15.-Harry K
ihaw to-day was denied release on
bail pending consideration by the Su
preme Court OF his extradition from
New Hampshire TO New York
The court likewise declined to grant
the auxiliary request for Thaw to be
taken to Pittsburgh in the custody Of
Sheriff Drew, OF Coos County, n. H..
IN whose custody he was placed by
Judge Aldrich when the latter held the
state OF New York was not entitled to
eNtradite Thaw to New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16
GOLD MINE AFFAIR
PUT UNDER PROBE
Senate Opens Way to Investigate
Use Of Government Officials
and Stationery.
SENATORS ADMIT INTEREST
Overnan and Chiffon Court Full
Inquiry Into Their Part of
Alleged Promotion.

Washington, June 15.-The way was
opened In the Senate to-day for an
investigation OF the use OF Senate sta
tionery and the alleged employment
of government officials, in connection
with the promotion of North Caro-
liEa gold mine.
Senator Overinan, one OF those men
toned in connection with the mine in =
troduced n resolution calling for such
an inquiry, and IL was indorsed By
name figured In the same way.
The resolution was referred with
out debate TO the Committee on Con
tingent Expenses, and probably will
be reported for action within a few
days. There is little doubt that IL will,
be agreed TO without opposition.
The call for an investigation came
rs result OF Il report published to-
day that there had appeared in tho
offices Of New York brokers letters
boosting the mine OF the Gold Hill
Consolidated Company. written on sta-
tionery 2f the Senate Committee Oh
Rules, OF which Mr.. Overnan Is chair
man. and. OF the Committee on Cen
sus. Of which MIR. Chiffon is chair
man.
The letter on the Census COMMITTEES
stationery was addressed to Senator
Clifton and signed by j. c. Williams,
an economic an. mining engineer.
The other letter was said TO be idcnti-
cal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16
WILSON SIGNS BILL
Tolls Exemption Repeal mnde Inv
His SIcnuture

Washington. June *
wilson to-day signed the Panama toIis
exemption repeal bill as amended in
the Senate and agreed 10 by the House
ih"re WAS no ceremony Mt thc
signing. Assistant Secretary Forster
was the only person with the presI
"eht' VINO signed the bill with a auil,
pen used by President Harrison I'm
signing the international convrie,ht
law IN lS9f>snd by President Taft in
signing the Pan American copyright
treaty. the Lincoln memorial bill and
the act Incorporating the National In
stitutc\o Arts and Letters.
The pen is the property of Robert
Underwood Johnson, of New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16

81 believe the result IL going to
he favorable 10 myself. believe
that my opponent will lie defeated.
There fs always nh unseen pulse
that can be felt. I would say il i
were not interested that Indications
from That pulse of the public are
that oIr. Montague is going to he
defcnted."-L. d. WendenburS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16
DEMOCRATS CHOOSE
CONGRESSMAN TO-DAY
MISUNDERSTANDING Fight De-
velops Sudden Interest in
Closing Hours.
SEEK 10 BRING OUT VOTE
Both Men Issue Statements Express
ing Confidence of Winning, Pro-
vided Their Supporters Will Go to
Polls.
Both Are Confident
On Eve of Primary

"F'rom assurances given me by my
friends and supporters, I expect to
cRrry,cverE precinct In the city and
my majority will he 1 cannot say.
The larger the vote, the larger ID
Will be."-A. j. Montague.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16
WASHINGTON ADMITS
CRISIS AT NIAGARA FALLS

Washington. June 15.--Governuentt
officials admitted tonight that there
was Il crisis in the Mexican mediation
conference at Niagara Falls over tho
selection OF men to represent the pro-
! posed provisional government. They.
however, still seemed confident that
conditions presented would be met.
Late in the day. word came from
Niagara Falls that the South American
mediators had replied to the recent note
from General Carranza, chief OF tho
Mexican Constitutionalists. stating that
his offer to send delegates to the peace
conference would be accepted ONLY if
he agreed to cease hostilities against
Huerta. That CarranZa would not CON
sent TO such a condition has been re-
pcatedly asserted by him and all his
representatives,. This development.
therefore. caused no change In the
diplomatic situation, In so far as the
United States was concerned.
CAN BE NO SOLUTION
WITHOUT INTERNAL PEACE
1t was stated officially that the United
states had been proceeding in It's den,S.
ngs with the mediators at Niarara
Falls on the basis that there could bsS.
no solution OF the Mexican problem.
unless the warning factions would no.
brought To terms. Developments In tha
Mexican internal conflict during sfbaF
last rev months, Ii was pointed o,t q
hau made IL apparent that the Huerta8,
government could not survive. irrespac'sS
tive of mediation, and that there cnEtd =
be no provisional government worthy Z:
or the name. which did not recorniyIA
the revolutionists. N ss
To satisfy the Constitutional.sts. fba3
washington government was declared {,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16
SAITINJORI

BALTIMORE.
York River Line--ChesapeakeB BAY &. 70 one
way; 81 round trip. Delightful sail,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16
ASSAY OFFICE EXPERT
SENT TO INVESTIGATE

According to the published report.
the chief expert OF the United States
Assay Office was sent 10 investigate
the mine by Comptroller OF the Cur
rcncy John SHELTON Williams several
months ago when Mr.. Williams was
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
What purported 10 be a reproduction
OF the letters appeared, carrying the
names OF all Senator'S on the commit
tees, as do all such letterheads.
This disturbed several OF the mem
bcrs OF tho committee. and Senator La
Toilette prepared resolution identi
cal with that introduced later by Mir.
Overman, announcing tha: il no one
else introduced it he would.
Senator's Overman and Chiffon both
said they were interested in the Gold
Hill Company, but denied aiA i;nowl-
edge Of the use OF the Senate sta
;ionery to boost it, Senator Overman
said yoiffig woman in his Office had
made copies of the letter or Rules
Committee paper ut the request Of
Walter George Newman, said to be pro-
moter Of the mine, and Senator Chit
ton said that Williams. the engineer.
came TO his office and got his clerk to
make copies on Census Committee pa
per
This mine is in my county" said
Senator Overinan. Before the war
at one time. il was the largest gold
ASSAY office was established at Char
lotto. y. G., TO test the gold from it,
Some time ago, Newman. who [ know
nothing about, went down there and
unwatered IL. He said that by cross
cutting he had found Il vein that had
been lost. | refused to have any
thing to do with attempting TO have
the assay office re-established. Some
one did ask TO have II re-cstablisheI
and MIR. Williams sent Il man to see If
the production down there justified the
re-establishment Of the assay office.
INVESTS $1,000 IN STOCK,
But Is NOT PROMOTING
I'm view OF what knew OF the mine
and OF what Newman reported, I in
vested $4,000 in the stock ] have done
nothing TO promote 1T. All that has
been done in my Office was done by n
poor woman who worked there tenn
Senator Chiffon addressed the Sen
ate as soon as Senator Overman con
cluded.
81 yield second place to no one in
having money invested in gold mines"
he said. "All my life have fostered
an idea that l might get out OF the
piiis by striking gold mine.
felt interested, and sent this min
ing engineer. J. G. Williams. down
there When he returned he told me
about the mine. and later wrote me n
letter. One day Mr.. Williams came to
my Office and said he wanted that
letter. That is all heard of it.
Recently l heard some one had, on
Census Committee paper, a copy of the
letter. My clerk told me that Will
1iams had come in and asked him to
make copies, and the most convenient
paper being the Census Committee
paper. the copies were made on IL.
j want the Senate to make n prompt
investigation. and if there is anythlnr
10 censure me for, l am ready to take
my medicine"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16

BALTIMORE.
York River Line Che = peAke Bay 50 50 ops
way; round trip. Delightful sail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-16

DURING VACATION--no extra
eo't---simply Phone Randolph I.
Circulation Department
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Gie 6rei @enanntcn botten oud nit
stoatsiefretdr 9rDon cine fiir5e
Gonferen8. grGIioent g9iIion lit 0o.
nit einberItanoen OuB ole gia 10
omenoirt miro, ooB iie Der glrbeiter-
Glunfe ser @ultinorer &lotform eut-
ipridt, mono6 glrbeiter Sreoniiatio-
nen niht unter onOeren @eoineiin-
qen ais oie fopitoliitiiden Sreaniia-
tionen itrofre6tIid OerioIgt weroen
riirfen.
Sym Scnots- Goniite fir 5piiben.
itaotlihen 8erfebr begonn man beu.
te nit Der Dur6beratbung ser 9lnti-
trliIt-gills oeS Senots. Sym Senot
6ot cine enti6ieocue geweeung oo-
fiir eiugeiebt nit Oen eigenen g[nti-
truit.9iIlS Dor5ugeben inO nidt olf
0ie 9lntitruit9ilIs 6es Souies 8u
worten, unO. man beobii6tigt, Die
Omnibus BILLS nod Dem @orgong
Oe8 Observation-Disclosures in Orei
Bills 81 5erlegen.
S ermou w eb 8 @auam a.
8iGI.
Ger Gon9reB- -9l6georOnete Serman
9(. Meb bon 9leip.Dorf bat 5eute inn
GongreB cine 9ia eingebrodt wo-
no6 sum 9lnOenfcu al Sic @rofi-
ming Oes @onanofauals Elm ipe5iel-
les 25.GentsItiid bon oen 8ereinig-
ten Staatcu geprdgt peroen fol-
Stauo Der Sleii6preiie.
gla6 0erglei6enoet 3o6lcn, pel9e
oas misunderstanding Gepartement
oer6iientlibte, lit felt Dem 10. 9lpril
Ooriaen Sa6res ser 9reiS Der 9iin-
ser, welde iid5 ju Sdla6t3wefen
cigueu alri Der 6orm Inn me6r ais
3 4ro5cnt gciticgeu, mdbreuo S9oi-
uuo Sdpeinefleiih in Der 9lei1en
Belt etpas biliger gemoroen it, &in.
Der foiteteu nGnlid am 10. b. Olis.
Sc. 20 pro 100 @hmo 2e6enogeipi6t
mas elmer @rb0bumg 0es Freiies Inn
81 GautS glei6fommt Sn Den Stoa-
ten N}idbigan, Sopo, Niiiioiiri rnO
&anios bate iib aber Der poridbrige
&reiS er9alten un0 IN @isConlin
mar CT iogor INN 30 Geuts pro 100
@hno berllntergc9ongen. SSn Den
Staten gllaboma, @eorgia imo Niii-
iiiiippi betrug Der GurAihuittspreiS
inn porigen @onot $3.50 bis $3.50,
wd6renO er in &booe Sslano $3.50,
in giew Sonlpibire $760 uno III glelU
Seriep $3.50 betrug
Ger @reis Der Sdmeine 6etrug inn
oori9en Mlonat inn Girdi6nitt $3.50
pro 100 @iiu0 oOer Inn IA @ents
meniger ais 81 oeriel6en 3eit I'M
@orjo6re. Sn Oen midtioiten &ro-
Ouftionsitoaten bon Ohio bis aanias
betrlg Ger Qlbihlag iogor 80 bis 40
Gents. Ger nieorigite Rreis beitanO
in 3lorioa nit $6.10 rmO Der bSbiie
bon $500 IN R6ooe SsIauo mo Gou-
necticut.
Ger Gur1ir6nittspreiS Ser S6oie
oui Der 5arm betrug $496 gcgen
$5.t6 pro 100 @fmO 2e6enogeiuibt
I'M 9oria6r.
adlber murOen inn 0urdi6nitt nit
81 6S pro 100 @iimo 6e5ablt, eegen
$7.3S am 10. 9lpril 1913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Commodore Ruier I'M oiden 9lebel
fir wenige @linuten 9lnter iperien.
Gorber iHon bate er cine Ora6tloie
@oti6aft an 2ano geionOt, man mo.
&c einen .S6lepper ienOeu, Inn einen
Nlanu, Der bel Dem @e0rGnge nab.
reno oes 9lbihieOnebmenS an 9orO
ni6t redt5eitig bonn Compier gefom'
men mar ab5u6olen. Gies geida6
inO Oouad iette Die ,gaterlanO"
i6re &eiie tort. sic paiiirte nm 10
ll6r SanoD Soof.
Irob Der rieiiaen Woiiell, oie iid
sur 9l6fo6rf ouf oen Ganpier einge-
iinoen 6otten, criolgte OoS 2osmos
den iaIt oif bic @linute sur ia6r.
plotmGBigen 3eit. Gos Erei6en an
9orO mar 10 itorf, OoB Oie @eiuGer
iicb mir louginm potpdrts beme9en
fonnten. Go5u fam oie oriidenoe
SApiilc. Gie 6oIge OnDon mar, ooB
me6rere 6rouen o6nmddtig wuroen
'umo 9ler5te gu ibren SeiitonOe Der.
nnge5o9en peroen mlBten.
l)}it Der DGaterlm0" ginger 515
@oiiagiere in ser T., 3O2 in ser 9,
1000 in Der 3. aoiiite uno 2O0O I'M
3wiidcnoed nod oriibeu. llnter ib-
uen 6eiin0en ii6 biele bcfannte Ser
i6lilibfeiteu.
Ger Strife Ser SteporOS oui Dem
Dgoterlouo~ lit Dor ser io6rplanmd
Biz eriolgteu 9l6io6rt Oes mGdtigeu
Sjeanpoloites 3u @nOe gefommen
unO Die 2eute iinO an Die 9lrbeit 5it-
riidgefe5rt.
@eitern Dlorgen Inn s ll6r ihien
iiCb Oie So6e nod redt 6eoenflir6
on5ilie6eu Gle 9lusitdnoigcu bicI.
len in ibrem Gunrtier au 9oro oes
Gompfers cine Geriommling ab
mO moQten nidtS BON elmer @ieOer.
ouina6me ser 9lr6eit piiien, o6mobl
i6ncn BON oQcu @o6lmeinenOen, mel
bc ole Seegeiebe fennen OringenO
gcrot6en purOe, iib niht Der @eiabr
auS5uieBen Der Wleuterei ididoig 81
mcroeu. Gs 6ieB, tie ieien entidlol.
len, percint bon gorO 5it ge6en iinO
IS ouf oie Solgen antomnen 81 lol-
len. Die 2iuie 6otte oemgemdB i6rc
@oric6rllnaen gctroiiel. 'SoIt Die
geiamnlte Eoli3cimobt Sobofcn's
6ewo1te 9Sier glr. I, an welhem Ser
DGoterlano~ lag unO pcnn oie glus.
itdnOigen i6ren GntidluB in OieSbot
ingeleBt 61tten iudren tic ioiort Oer-
6oitet inO oui Sen on @ier 0T. If
liegenOen Gar1pier n9atapa" &c.
6ro6t morOet nm auf Oieiem Die
&iidreiie na1 Samburg an5rtretem
100 man i6nen o6ne 3ueiieI Oen @ro-
8eB megen Meuterei gcmo6t Bate
Die 2inie 6atte iid aud IN ge3ug
olf Griabmaunidaiten porgcie5en
uno 6dtte Oen nGoterlmo" inter all
len ltnitGn0en crpe0irpn f0nnen.
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n@aterlanO4 abacfu6reu.

SllIle Der SlelUQtOS lUuIDe lluU
rcd)t5eitig 6eigeleot. Ger 9iie-
ienoompier ridtete bei'm 9lus.
Iouien aus Dem 92ew.Dorfer Sa-
fen betrdbtlihes lln6eil an.
9Scw gorf, 27. @loi. Ole
5000 Eerionel sic iid aeiteru @or-
mittug auf &ier glr. / Der Som6urg.
glmerifo &inie in So6ofen 9&.SY
einoeiitnOen 6atten, i'm 3euge Der
gl6fo6rt Oes neuen Ocean @igonten
o@oterlanO" 81 iein, io6en nit nm.
oerbolenem Staunen, luie ihnea ser
geiuoltige Tompier in oen Suoion
glitt riO wie idueQ onideinenO ole
S6ipentung poQ5ogen purOe, Oh.
lpobl mlr 3pei Sdlepper oenl mdbs
tigen 5a6r5euge Del Dem i6luierigen
Monouer 6olien. sic ioben oonu
nit Germlm0erung mie ser Gaus
pier, itatt porlpdrts 5n ia6rcn peiter
itromauiwdrts fubr, o6er iie o6nten
nitbts OaDol1 lpeldeS lln6eil Die pom
Gompfer ouiaeriibrten @oeen oeS
Suoion olii Der Stem Dorfer Seite
0eS &uoiou onribteten.
Grit iulr0eu 3pei &o6len6orfen,
oie rlllter~ lmO Der @euniDlpauia
2eibter 9fr. 424, Die am @ier 80 an
ser 10, StraBc, glem yorf Iogeu
BON Der @oge erfoBt. Sic idluaeu
mic 5wei gluBidalen um mo Ders
ionfen. Gie beiOen Scbiiier, Die iid
al 9oro 6eiouoclL retteten iid Ourh
eiueu SPRING ms @aiier mo er-
reidten Oeu 9Sier.
Gonn inBte oic @elle 5pei anOere
sSobr5euge, Oie am @ier 81 lageu, oen
Qeidter ,@l Safe" bon Ser SOUTH.
ern 9ocific So. iuio ben Sel0ompfer
,GopiQa." Gie Qoue, nit Oenen lie
all loren @iers ieitgemadt maren,
8erriIien mie 9inofdoen umo sic
sSo6r5cugc murOen bodit lmianit &C.
gen ole %iers geidleuoert. @liidli.
der 99eiie qclong es inn Iebteu 9Iu.
sen6lid, cine Goaiiion Der n9ater.
lono~ nit oeu Iep 9orfer 4iers
5u DermeiOen. Gos mdhtiae Sdiff
BOG Iougiam in iciue 6o6ritrobe eill
ltno no6m ieinc 6o6rt auiongs in
moieitdtiider &ube, Damn idneller
Sen Suoiou bino6 mlf.
llnmeit Sminburne SslauO IieB
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@aHe Sur 8ciIe in'S Ansianb beIOrai
Is. 9iatne. Nr. 4i3, Gh'1aliimure Str.,
Rabe GAitUm Sul,. ASe.
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Cstprso.@oizi4sSf1ssg' sSf1s'Si Snaila)" i; )"''a'''' cert


9hrcnn bcr etrahcuburdlDmds Gummiidrc
baltimore 20. 9lprl 1914.
Sic SirabenonrbbrudS 9omniiidre nlac0cn
Detmit IN uehcrcinninntung nit ocn N0lil
noref Sin0i0buricr 500. gluiOnii bcinnri
oaB tie Die eriie &eriamnlnn0 am BDnnerltun,
ben picricH Ean I'M Snni 1914. &ormiiianS inl
II lDr. In Dem Niircuu Der @ommndte. I'M
Nntlbnnir, nbbalicn mernelt Inn Die &ollnddi
uls5niiben uuo bic ibnen ii0Crirngenen uI0
bon i1nen ocrlnnGicn Bilibien 5n eriiiucn I'M
Bcireii Der GUnbemnlrung unD 5mliebna tcr
SaaiumsGtrafC, pnil Der fnibi hennmcn) 20
bon nb parallel m Scr Eioinie Der yginocr
GiraBe. gemdB Der am i0 9upni 1909 unicr
3eidneien &erorounna 9ir. 3s7 ocS OlaDors uno
S!nniraib bon Baltimore
Ceuncnc e OIrnuunr,
SDhu & Snuforb,
NarrD u, MculcD,
Gonlmifidre.
Gnrcue Il. 3iOoaerS.
(glpr3O Nioi7 f4.2t,28S SuniD @leri.
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@Rreon Der strahenonrdbrndc 6onnlNdre.
9altimore. 2a. Ngrll 1914,
0ip cfrnhcnpnrhbriDs 0onlnilldre ulahen
HERMIT In Observation-Disclosures nit Dem Nnliis
morer Sidoi Gbarier. s29; gblnnlii. beIanni,
Sab iie Sic crite eeriqmmlnnng an Dgnneriian,
II I'm In sem Nireal Der GunlmIildre i'm
aats6snie, o66aiicn peroeu I'M ole 8ouma6i
aus5ii6en mo ole ignen iberiraaenep uno
Snrei} ner 0nttbcnuirnig nnb Smlicnnun Der
rerSsuenIihcn Saiitc ber coalo.etraAc, BON
Ser finie, Sic oaS fri0cr pom slleFaneer @oulo
ng a., ny rirer qilie i70 SUB inoicb bon nh
SGra2c al Sn Der gh6liuie oer ssiqocretrdBc
ecn6h ser am i6 gueuii 1909 nnter3ei6ueten
&cror6ninQ Dr. 8s7 oes WRa0orS lno Sidot
'''Vs W" Gnaenr 6. Cranuan,
Sphn =. eaniDro,
0arrD u. Olrnlch,
GommiIdre
gnacne Il. 9iobarrS,
(9Ipr30 .gai714.2i2s"Nni2) 9lerf
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Srrcam Der ernncnonrhbrndS Gommllidre.
0altimorc. 30. glprll 1914,
biernIit In iie6ereinfiimnnma mil Dem Nalis
morer gtdotGbaricr 500, Nb6nli, peiaQnL
oaB iie bic ere &erianlmlnna uli 6ennettal,
oeW uierieH Saa i'm Suni i0iA 8qrmll lltgD8iAhi
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jlnthhaic nh6oleE mtroen I'M bic &ollmddt
ans3uiben mo ole ibnell iibetltaAenet ilno
BON ibnen OulonQicn Rllbien 81 4lNucIl I'M
Eod,eirnbc, bon Der Oiliienilie Der oOeultabc
bis sum Gii0oeuoe Der God Sltape, 9enlgBt per
am f6. gugut 1909 nulefiehntleu $eroto'
Baltimore. o,.
Subn 9. Saiiioto,
NnrrO u. NeWlcn, illDlrFN
epnlnlllute.
Onaene 4. 9lobgsrej oIgiltl
(glpr8O .Qlai7 i42t.2s,Snni2) 9lcrf
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etSShide @efnnntmadlnnaen.


Shrenm bcr Observation-Disclosures 0ummiNdre
Bali more. 2N Npri 1914.
bem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9fabersTn}ilm%g,nSa S0 MY qTe 5cm H@s9f @s
niorer Snot0 0bdricr 500 glbimniu beiuunf
oaB iie Die erlie &eriamunna au Snuneriiag
ten uicrIrn Sna i'm Smni 1914, 8ormliaQs I'm
~ llbr. In Dem Niircnu Der 0ommiiire, i'm
Jlnihbnnic ubbnieu uerocu, uui oie &Oumahl
aus5uiiben niio bic ibnen ibcrlragcnen una
bon ibnen bcrlangicn 4flinien 8i Criiiuen n
Neiteil Der 0uWocmniruun mn 1mllcNunn ncl
Sohniun Stynnr pon Der zAoicie Der 99inocr
5itdbe bis no Sub iiiolin oappu nno parallel
oa8u gemdB Der am 10. gluBun 1909 unltr
5eibncteu &ernronunN g(r 8S1 oes Uuburs
nno Sidbirui6 bon SiaoiraibS bon Baltimore
eugene g. Oirnnnnn,
Subn z. ennipro,
NarrD v. NrmlcN
GonniMire.
VNacuc n. NDbnets,
(9Iprs0 .Nai7 1921 .2s,Suni2) Geri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Nhrean Der GtrnRcnour0bmdc GumnliK1rg
Nultimore 20. glprl 1914
Sic StraBcuourDbrihs 0ommiirc mQmen
biermit iu llebercinitmmuug init Dem Naiiil
morer Sinbt9barier 500, glbi0nit belamt
oaB lie bic crc &eridmmlung am runucrItan,
ben Uicricu Eng im Smi 1914, G0rmiiiQ0s mn
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10. Nuauli 1909 uuie5cimneieu Acrolonnla
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

oBreou scr strabcubnrd6rnms 6ummiNdre
NnItimore. 90 Qlpril 1914
Nie Ghabenourbprbs 9onuiiiidre ma6en
hermit In ilebereiniiimmuna nit Dem 8altis
morer Siaot06arier s29 NblUntii beinlni
Sok ile sic crite 8eriammlng an Suunerfun,
bcrs nterfcn san i'm Snui 1914 @orntliiags mi
ii libr In Dem giireaii Der 9oulmidre int
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
warcm bcr elrahcu0urN0rdle Gunmliarr.

Q,arcat Der eraheuburm6mhs 0pnmIhare.
@alti imo ore 20. glpriI 1914
nc Sro8soiITg2iin 8IsISosirIcTgiwnuno SO' INV fsss sem sSl
morcr efaot Gbarier 500, gl6Nnil peidnnt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
0nncne g. Grammar,
SUBn &. Saninrb,
Narrn u. JiemlcH,

SHrean ber Strofeubnrhbrndls 0ommiNarc.
IA more. 20. glpril 1914.
Sic SnaBenour0hru6s Gommiiidre nader
biermit in lle9ereiniimmung mil Dem 8aIiii
mOrcr Sidoi 0bdrier. S29. Wbi6nlii beiuHnt,
oaB iie bie erite 8eriammlunQ am Dunmcriiag,
ben Dicrtcn Sal I'M Suul 1914, &ormiitaGs nm
II llbr IN oem Niirean Der 9onimiiidrc i'm
0latbgnnic, nbbdlien peroen, nn Die gollmadt
dusluiben nno ole ibnen iiberirdgenen nno
bon i1ncn bsrlnnaten @ild)ien 5u eriillen I'M
Neireii Der @uloemnirrng uno Smliehnna ncr
Mibacn. sira9e, BON Der Glf.Sir0be bis sur
guinam' Slrabc, 0cl1dB Der am i6. guquii 1900
unerjeiGncien Seroromng ytr. 1897 ocS WiaOol5
uno Sidotraiba bon Baltimore.
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9ubu = Saniurb,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
gIfeau Der eiFaReuburdlOnas 0gmmIVarc.
gareau Der eirenerbnrabrnns 6emmiNare.

gHrcan Der etraherbnrhbrndle 0ummiNdre.
8dltthfure, 20. 2lptll 1914.
Gie Shnbenorr@brucbS @omniiidre mnden
biermit IN llebereinlmmuta nit Dem gnliii
mnter Siabi0bdricr 500. Nbi6mit beiannt.
DAB iie Sic erie 8eriammimg am gpnucritaa,
nen Uiericn xan i'm Snni i9i4, &ormiidgs uili
II llbr III oeil Niiredu oer Gommiiiire I'M
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bon ibnen uerlaHAien @ilibten 8u eriuen int
Nereii Der Gunbeniilriul1 nuo smllrimn8 ber
9uiici Strabc bon Der GisSirabc his 3nr
Ruinam Sirahe, aeHuB Der ant ld. shnuIi 1909
iinicUcDneicn Netorolmng 9r. 3S7 oeo UtnDoro
ltio StnoiraiDs uoH baltimore.
Nnncilc g. Brnuunn,
SObu 9. SGnfoto,
0arrD u. Ncnllch,
0omuiiidre.
Vnaene Il. 9lDonere,
(9lpr30 .Wlai714.2i Suni2) 9lerf.