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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
@lOiteriSie ed,iefafiaire.

@StVIANAtAlN ~~hJtryh l"f%~f
gieidcr @rauberr in Gan 9lutonio,
EeTas, uon elmer 9ranteHpiIege
rim gct66tet 2estere mill in
SeIbitpertbeioiguug sebouoeIt ia.
beu.- @iocriprehenOe 9Ineo6eu.
8pei @oro Acknowledgment
erboben.
Snn@ntonio. Seros, IS. go,
pember. SRI. Gmmo @lirgcmeiiter,
cine Groufcupilegerin in Oercu Seim
gcitern Nbeuo Sr. 0tto aobIer, @dI
IionGr lno @rdiioent Der San 9lrto-
MO 9roucrci.@ @ciclli6oft, cric6oiIen
wur0e befauo ii6 beilte nod 9[neobe
ocr gler5te olBer @eiabr. Gie @un.
0c am &ulsgcIenf, an ocr iie Ici0et,
iou iic iidb icIbit noh Dem EoOe Gob
lcr'S beiee6roht bobcn. Sic ertlorte
meeblid. oaB iie mli Srn. &obler
idoB, I'M iib un6 Gnma Qoibiea,
cine anoerc aronfenpfIeeerin, welcbc
bci i6r pobntc, 5u beihiiecr-
Sr. aobler fubr in ieinem 8iisgp
rad Sri. 9urgemeiitcr's 9Sobnung
mo muroe bon Srmt Goi6iea cinge
loiicn. g9cniae 9higenblide ipGtcr
luuroen Orei S6iiiic ob9eieuert lmo
ols oie g}nhbarl Derbei eilten, fam
oen iic Srn. &c6ler to0t auf Dem go.
sen in SRI. 8urgermeiItcr's ShIof.
simmer Iiegeno. Crei Gueeln 9otten
i'm getroficu. SRI. gurgemeiiter
lniete neben Dem 9eidlnam; cine
@inoe om linfen @uISoeIenf mclde
Iic iih offen6or init cinem ncbcn ibr
Iicgenoen Nieiier beigebrodt bottc,
cntitromte oos @hlt.
SRI, @ureemciitcr 1T inter poli6ei.
lider 9emafung IN ciucm @oipitol
nutcrsebroAt H. Srou Goibiea beiin.
Get fd inter poli5eiliGer 9eo6ad)-
tng.
6rl. @urecnciiter lit chpo 50
Sabre alt imo ion bor bier Sa6ren
III 9egIeitng bon Sm. un0 6roll
@o9lcr, sic cine DelitidlonO.3eiic &c.
inodt 5atten, nod San glntonio &c.
gomnen iein.
llnmittcIbor nod Scr Eroao6ic
mitroc crfIGrt. Dob Sri. @urgcinciitcr
oIS HfIcgcrin fir 8rou aobIcr en-
qogirt morocu mar. lucldc icit Sob.
lcu frGnfIid mar. Scllte ge6eu ic.
Sod @iitgIic0er ser SamiIic an ooF
iic nicnoIS bci 5rou Go6ler beoien.
itet aepelcn unO I'M &6bler'icbcr
Seim p0lig unbefouut Jet.
@r. Otto G06ler mar 50 So1r,
olt mo galt als eincr ser rehitcr
Ntonner i'm Siiopeiten.
(Spdicr.) - Observation-Disclosures
ocn iuurocn bclte Nodbniittoa gegen
Sri. 9ursemeiiter inc 6rou Doibicn
crbo6eu Gic 2ettere per5ihteie olti
Gin @er9or uno muroc obne 3uIoi-
iun9 bon 9iirsihoit icitgcbaItcn
iSrl. 9urscmciiier miro 8unl 9}crbor
poraeiiibrt werocn iobolo Oie Noipi.
tol.9lutoritdten lire Ginniliguno &c.
ben. 6rou 0oibiea CAB ieood6 einl
Crfldrung o6, iiber melhe DER 81.
iiriftsonwolt nidtS uerlatlten Ioiieu
roIltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

@aibington 10. glopember.
4rdiioert @ilion eeoenft Deute
9lbeno nod 92eu 9orf 6u rciien mn
ncn Sonuing nit ocm Sberiten 6.
d. Souie, cincn iciucr perionlihen
6reinOe, 81 pcrbrinecn Gr miro
rorousiidtIih an Dlontog picoer
nod @oi6ineton 3uriidfebrcn. @enn
Die Stontsgeicbdftc es aeitotteit nil
9rdiioent @iIlon in ser nGhlten
8ohc mieoer cine fur5c 9ieiic nod
9iep. Dorf ooer cincnl aurort in Sir.
qinien iintcrnebmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

Gin cnter @oDcr. 9ei
cinem 9eiuhe eineS 2o3aretts IN
Seioclberg frootc ole @roBber5ogin
@il0a cinen pcrpunoeten @aperlL
Ser iehs ShuBmiinocn ooDon getro.
gen bate: u9lo Sic boben aber ouh
qcnug befommen21 Ger 9oper
onhportcte. ~Go ioaen a6niglimc
Sobeit mi onol ieb'n. mann bon
Ger airbwei6 bomfonm" @dt
ioldhen 9enten, bic einen @ong in oic
Shlobt fir nidt ihlimuer nhten
cIs Die Ebeilnohme an eincr airmes,
Ioiien iid freiIicb Icihi iicorcidI
Shlohteu ichIogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

Gie a@lorring @oit" ihrei6t: .Eie
ourd oen arieg oiien6ar geporoeuc
&oupttbotiode 1T oic mee6enrc
Stdrfe 1eutidlanos. bic es crmoa.
lidte, oie Sluiien aus SIipreuBcu 5it
pertreibeit, i9neu BON oer Sitiee BIS
81 Den &arpatben entgeeen5utreteii
5naleif 9eIaieit 5l iiberrerren 0ie
perbiinoeten glrmeen bon Der Sum.
.bre bis sur @arue So trei6cu uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

gu 9aaI s. qlHwion umO Satin
2iiooitieite oes @iIteusssIrenae nabe
%IasttE tEireBe. 1876 lei 81.
Belize Garter an 6Iorence y
@earce 3oroieite ser Gomouoion-
gDeaue, nabe SiltoH StraBe. IA lei
40.
gllbert VI. @uvner, Eruiice. an Se.
brem Grpbau SlipIunr 9loroieite ser
&agner.9lpe. nobc 6Ioreucc-Strab
Worim Cruit an Baltimore GitD
G. 6. Nliiiionurp Committee Gitieite
Der gtugiiiia-9lpc. Ha5c lRaiiadu
cilc gIpc. 60 lei il0,
Wiary &. So6niou mo gnocre an
Eoco6 CliboiS, gloropeIlcdc ocr sQlo.
nurcnt Hno Bethel Strobe. II bei
20.
@iog Straub an 1orr0 6rcco
man imo Sattin 9loropciticite ser
Nlonoopmin.9locnue no6e Solmess
9IpeuIc 1873 bci 100.
@m. !. Souabton an Marp g.,
SeB. Roroicite Der NdrpooG9lneaue
no6c @uiliorO gtDc.. IN TEL So
gllbcrt ". 4saorer, 9ruiee. an
Nc6rclv Srp5m 9iphmL 8 @uno.
itiidc.
lia6eao SIMMER ON Sacob Sanois
IL mo Trou 3 0irunoitiidc
gu6ert s. Giid)er au 9llbcri i, ST.,
idcr glor0icitc 6eoero ua6e Slis
ouii6.Siry l2tOE 6ei 70
Saro6 Senocrion an SnIia 9les
fine. Siiooitede Bono uno MulitiH.
Ctr. II bei 75,
G6os $. ToOi9 imo Nrou on glg.
res DC. Touis, Siioieite Gogcr nobe
GoenSir. 70 6ci 76.
Ghuer site unO 6ron an &cnrp
6, @cauer ino 6roit Giiieite Oalc.,
ua0c geoIrao.Str4 i4.6 bel i07
&cnru g. @caOcr uno 6rou aa 81
mer Gite mo 5rau Giiieite Dale.
uo6e @olroo Str LAG bel i07
@lorp q. IooiS OIL Glare G6an-
ccalline 9iorOieitc 9Sroit, nabc Sui
Ton gIue, 70 6ci 1873.
q. Scuuou Sistin0 ali Siaoc 5ba
piro 9toroieite Gamoen nobe 3uca.
Str, il.4 bel 70
George " Goof uno 5rau aA5obr
". Stridcr uHo SroM 8 @ruuoitiide
sIu0idt Suuocr an G0riitian SnD.
Ser 2 @rnnoitiiic
Geo. Wl paA unO 6rau on Nlnr,
ran 8 &ouHeS. . @runoitidc.
So6n aranb, qloua4 al 0Ii5a6ctb
GlapIanO, 5iioieitc @rinooa nabe
g9ildour5tro il.3 bei 55
6ronf g1opof 81. go an ,Nlojort
.. & g. gf.". @citieitc 2iinpooos ma.
1c Wlomunent5ir 1873 6ei 10.
Giciei6en an oieielbeN gSeltieits
2iuuou0.2lue. uabe Nlonumcnt.S3tr,
1879 bel 40.
cjeo, stlcii an Sam g. Shopper
Iun0 Srou &eiiieite Neutolous nabe
@rcsburu. Str "A bel li5
@aul Njurbclsfi an Ilorcn 2'piai.
fopSfi ino SroL gtoroieite Qoitcrn.
slpea no6e 6ohle.Sr, IA bcl TO
,Sront 9|ouot 9ealtp 50 an ,sglo
3ort @. & 8. ~ Suoicite Dlooiion-,
nn6c Strecper.Siru i3 bel 10
TieieIbcn an oiciel0cu @iioieltc
Mommcut,Str, no1e &enipooo-gIpe.
t3 bei 20.
Iiciclbca an 0ielclacu. Glileic
9impooo, no5c aenmcoo2lpc, l3 bel
40.
9lidaro @obii into ,5ran an ,Sobn
Z Touo1uc, gSeiiieae Gmpooo'gIuev
uo6e ,Slcct Str 1873 bci 40
1yobn y. 2ranoniI It, " az VlBa'
BETH g. 9illuuer 91orlleiie 9'ors9'
glpc. mare 3. Ctr u bel 05.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

ion.gluenue, 1876 hei rs.
IieieIbeu on aatberiue Gppler
Gifeite Der 9entaIou.StraBe, uage
Gliitonglpenue, 1876 bel 79.
Eieielbeu on Minna 8ootb, Git
ieite Der @eHtaIou.SiraBe, Hobe Sill.
tou-9Ipcme, 1876 bel rs.
GieieIbeu an EauI " 5adiuS,
Siiooitsgde Der 9cutalou-SiraBe H.
Clifton 9iDenue, 1876 BEL 7S
eaton @auor Gealtp Go." an
%olter g. Na1nc im0 Satin, Siio.
ichc Der @1uIbcryp. nabe Nmasfi.
1irabc l5 bci so. @rimojins 500.
Gntma @ M|errDmau al Sorreit
&obuion, Gitieitc Der 9oUc9roucs
9lacu, na6c 81. StraBc, 1928 bci 81,
@runo5ins $66.
9}orp g. SimmonoS an Glcoelano
g. Wlamiug, Siiooitieitc Ser Noii-
man.StraBe, nahc Soroan-2IaeD, 1873
bel IS, @rino5ins 500
nSnpclment 60 Snc ou wco.
II. Gor. 3 @runoitiidc.
So6u . Wlarr an Gcnicl6elt Slts
ieiic scr @recnmolnt-2lpcmuc nabe
80 StraBa, II bel 81, Grmo5ins
500.
0icielben an Bertha Ni @cuiigs
6ouien, 9loroiete ser 9Piaimaus
na6e Oalns.StroBe, II 6ei 65.
Selcn g. @ermau II. u. an Cen.
icl6cu 0Iiiciic ocr GbeIie1.9locmic,
no6c @inoior @}ias Rooo, t2O bel
i2O
o,Snoeitucut So. Snc.~ all Gcuicl-
ben Siiooitieite Der 9|onomumiu-
9lpemc, nabe @lorris, i5.7 bei 1920.
Go6n 9. Worr ali Geaiel6cn 6
@rmrOiiiidc.
Nobu Sase0orn on oic Banner
NeoltD Go.~ , @uiuoitiide.
Simon 9}cc0lc an 9ciiic 9loieu6erg
mo @attc 5iomciiieitc Scr N1cGul.
lot, no6c @'reiton.SiraBe, @rlno-
sins SG2G214
&oiep6inc g. @iQiauion wo
&otie cu @alter 6. Wlglauoer Siio-
mcitsGde Der GomouSior- lm0
0euiiou-StraBe, 1G bei 100
@olter s. MUlauOer uno Satin
on Gmua Dlap 5nit6, Siioweitgdc
Der G0uouOiou.9IUcnuc mo CeiIiion.
Strabc l6 bci i5O.
Srcne Suut an So6u q c'udcrt
mo Sattiu &clicite Der Strecper.
ro6e @aIiiuore.StraB l2.5 bel 60,
@rru05iuS $27.
Nm. Il. 2uctbc an ellis 9iemil.
Ter 5iiooii.gde Der &iaoo mo Sui.
ton.2l0emc. iG bel S2.9, SrunO5ins
$50.
lDoS &. Sncobion uuo Satin al
So6u y. @udcrt imo Satin gloro.
Iciie scr 9ombaro- SiraBc, nabe Ga.
moo0.9lpcnuc, "a bel TO- @r.mo5ius
$l9,
G6riiiiuc s. Gatou lmo @atte AZ
G6aS. 6 Nowaro mo Sattin Silo'
ieitc Der aRc9cnrr StraBc, nobc Der
Observation-Disclosures, II bci t00
Soucro z. Gro6 uno @uttin al
9ous q. Senuiabauien 9loroieite
Scr 2aureI.5tra6c, ua9e 2lisquit1
l6 Sci 52G.
@nntiugoon @log, 50. on So6n
". Go6rou SHoicitc Ser % Ctr
iI.iO 6ei i50.
Mm &. Stowmon mno a(n0crc
an Stcp6ca $. Ciii9le0, Ciiicite Sci
Rioaclu. StroGc ua6c Gorcg Sirabe
1917 bci TO-
II. @euceslauS g, q 9ir. [ al
Sos. @oicr un0 Satin SSeiiicite oer
W}o0cira, 1traBc, nobc 9li1Iar0.gmc.
1871 bel lilo
Mcli.9oltimprc 9. u. an Arcuc
C5olobcra. Saoiriic Ser Glcnocuin.
5iraBe, na6c Rorib9Ioenuc IL bei
~
Sranf 9lo0of ali Gourao g8ilbelnl
mo @ottin 9loroieite ocr 9li6lano.
9lnenuc rahc 0n5crnc.SfraEc. i3 bci
20.
,So6u &. Sullipan uto 9ln0erc ait
qipisfi ms @nttir Horoicite ser
ganf 5trabc, uo6e Guncon.slacp,
t3 bci GO
,So6n s. Garter uo @oitiu oil s.
S. &artdolomcc Gillette ser 9euta'
lou ,Stra6r. uoac Gliiton.9lpcnuc -
6ci rs.
Glbo6ct6 Sounicno oil So9aima
Qlrller. . @nmoiIidc
gert6o Scrr, glom. an 9lartn
Son,nier6odcr uno @aitiL &clilcitc
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$1,000 mnO $1675
9DnlcDarAs s.6eimc

mn Tnn9 0loab gpuleunro,
II Al. etrobe nno oobcnbofI GorIrab,
Gir1bcnDnbrlinie glnnersG Gicucrn.
Simmeru iino 9nb: ncnc Drainage:
niicr, 3er0nousSroni
"a baum berlnuii
e0cnoo often. Gcbr lcidbic 9c0inQunQcn
,,50e Nclinncc JlenliD Nn"
ncDme a3t. 2aaibinGiou Glcliriihe. iieis
NJ. GirGbc nb (Gfi2biM
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8a serIaafsn:

-3Ns gsrianh apu ben
6SssA sA-.sa,a-sS&s aaSsu non
~ J.OJ GrOO6
Oel9dftss@ s@egpeilrr.
3eituueen 8eitihriiten etc.
oSbe Baltimore Wews g." Grner 3. 6nner.
8ei@diiehbrer 227 Norbs9dlncrisgirn
9eutihe @ii1er ln0 8eitlhriiten.
u. oaui;id, 10 ro.9oppIeiou.eirabe.
gationol.gant
pI4s 90 ssivn gaiignuI gsul.@ gaes uns
Senrb 8. gieouc. Gnfifrcr
,est0ue National ganf" ACE eao.Broabpao
". e Wn9ner. HaiIirer,
,,AeitcrH Nntioudl Vnul," IA NorbfGuinu'
Sirabe. 10 N'nrrIoit. Noilirer
Staots.gonfcn.
yDeuiihe 9nuf DDn gnltsmore," Baltimore
nnb 8ouioaps ssirabe. Auniit Mcber, 8rdil'
bent; @co. s eana' anllirer
.ganfcn.
.Teutims eporbaai ppu NaltimDre," Guiaps
uro @olimorc SiraBe.
Mormor- uno @ranit.ggerfe.
g. ellsaFiusr & Cons, 29s Qoro' 'gborIcs.sir.
2onomirtbidoftIide @crdtbc uno
SGmereieu.
gFiiii;b.xHrueF Co., 2o5 Ho-o'@aca. siraBc.
40bpfQtcn.
9au ~ VI. edolt. BOG CT. gaulGhaEe.
&Iiunbing, 6uruoccs, 9lonses unO
Sefcn, God0edcu lno 9iinnen.
Srnuet grus.. 529 9'oro. Ssementglbcrne,
SfupferibnieOe un0 plumbers.
3o1H Qubcrt, i7i4 1bams strohe. G. & g.
Gigentbluus.Mgcuteu uno &1noIer.
@Ierse 6. Gusap & Iepbev, 10 clteerlus'
5cuer. @eriiderlingen.
,,9eniine Sener 9rrE@rrunes Weituimait. "
Aouioan. unb Baltimore Sira6e.
nHenlthsAm. 6cucr'&criimcrun9e Weienl nnit"
baltimore Sirnsc uno 0uiiom 0ouic gloenuc.
,,9inral 9rlutanee 60. Of 2iUcrpugl" oeIrp Wt.
g2arlielo 9leIioen5 Olanaeer. 1Oi-iO3 0bam'
Der Of Commerce NuloiuG
,,GermauIa 1cnerperidcsunas @clenihait "
Baltimore lil0 9lprlbsSrnbe
gIchblatten, Wletnll etc.
sgeu, SeuIlIa & 80. CnecrporiFD, i3--i5
eiicnuoorcn ollcr 9lrt inO sui.
idniieo. .8ubebor.
g. espti gahue So, s02--s54 Moro Sab Ctr,
@fon0lcib. .@eid)1ite.
,egHioIihafsO aOau 6H.'" Tors'aas' 'sirabs,
r@erciuietc Singer Don NaItimurc,
geariinoet 1885
Soitptquartirr o@ermouia Nldn.
nerhor-gIubbaus.~ glr. S52, gtorO.
SoiuarO.StraBe.
@coro 2cifert, NrdIioeut. gar. 2i5,
8ed-SoratogaiiraBe.
Sobn q. alcin, 1irigent, 92r. POI,
observation-disclosures.
Geore Sinmc!bcber, prot. imo
correip. Sefrct6r, 9lr. 800, gtoro-
9toie.StroBc.
Sermann N1idlid, Sdosmeiiier,
Rr. 713, @nrner-StrnBe.
6rib Soimonu 6inan5iefrei0a.
]lr. 21it. @cit.Nrntt.StroDe.
g9nl. .. &ilocbrm0t. 8ibIictbctor,
gtr. 2029, observation-disclosures.
Scrmann @rGic. 9oriiter oes Y1u.
Iif.Gomite's, Jlr. 1912, Geit.yiiII-
berrp.Strobc.
uarion-GeiangOerein.-
.Sormonie."
,@ermunia.WonnetAor
n6robiinr~
-Mdnnerdor."
..9lo5ort.M1nnerhor.
rGidenfran3."
,Sermania.Nuortett-Glu
,Wlelooie."
~Mesocr-geinr1ocrein.~
o@eiteuo.2ieoeriran5.
.gd5er. @efnrgberein."
&ouptqndrtier: 9liifiel's Sole, gsr.
i03, glorO-Grcoerid.Str ieoen
Somitao Abeno, nit glusnabme Oes
oritteu Somiioes i'm Giouot, Sins'
Itinoe.
%creiuiatr gIrbciter-San9er bon
Baltimore.
Sauptquartier ~Suuncfe Sale. "
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|creiuiatc glrbciter-S San0er bon
Baltimore.

Sauptquartier nSunncfe Sale, "
gar. 40s, @eIt-2crineton.St
Scbn 91ota, @rdiioent, glr. 2029,
9opo-StrcBc.
@corg @. 4peblnonn, Tirigent,
glr. POPS, Goirmoutt.gIpcnuc.
u. qron, Setrctdr, 9lr 1920,
Soubert.StroBc.
Hranf @orlasfp, Sfotmeiiier, Hr.
210. Siio 6. StroBc.
oSo5iaIiitiibe 2ieOertaieI~ Sing
itunOe Gienitng.
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MnIlimnrr NlnrFtberidlIr.

Trcitaa II. 9loucmbcr 1914
al1 cbl. 3nlnHr o1lO 0aner
69O5 6diicr 81 Gonton.
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Safer. 3ufubr 2t235I Slt
iael &eriduot DON 0en Gleuatorea
2S6.S99 gaiihel; Glepatoren 8or
ratb 1,S3S,52l 9uideI.
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0nar nn0 S6 lu1dlcntlidl

acnar NM 80 luOhDcrtlidj
= nnb ocdcn nne iinionru.
$3.50, Si400. cifunb5inS $50.
Sl0d 4imlicU.&oaO.
bbns siuelnBdiat odnier.
Sno. Qnnirnn. 8crdnbcn C5n3
eipier. clnaem1ucrie 2goih5nber:
nlulni bcoucnl 5tr Olcltruncn
ounlo Etcucrn: nrobc @runoitndc.
ipnt 2 Slnlmer 4rCl1 $1,000,
9rnno5luS S12.
Erl oncr 0nrrilDu @lbn. Co.,
np'e "lo0 e. NnM 1886.
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Stdnouro lpelBer .... o2"4-- Oo
9ir. 3 meiBer ~ 521a-52Sl
@oggcn. 3uiu6r l04539
9uihel; &erianot 19064 @luhel
GleuatorcH 8orraib 5S4 1876 9uihel
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Geladfts.@egme

3eituneen, 3eitihrifteu etc.
sxbe Baltimore Wews 0s.," Grneii 8. laner,
tSeiddiiriiibrer 227 sGdlucrts Sirnbe.
9eutide @Iber iin0 8eitihriiten.
u. qaui;i6, 10 GorS. 8oppleioH. .eiraBe
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26

Read The Optic Want Aas.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26
RUBY S. BAUM dies
) OF HEART FAILURE
H 4A
YOUNG MAN WAS BROTHER OF
MRS. GILBERT RosENWALD
OF LAS VEGAS

Late yesterday afternoon Ruby s.
Baum, brother Of Mrs. Gilbert Rosen-
valid. who had arrived from San An
tonic. Texas. Thursday to visit his
sister and brother-in-law, died OF
heart failure while talking with Mr.
Rosenwald. at the Rosenwald resi-
dence on the West side.
Mr.. Baum, who had many friends
in Las Vegas, had been in San An
tonic for a year or more in business,
and d1though his health was not good it
was not thought that his condition
was serious. He was 20 years old
No arrangements have been made for
the funeral, pending the arrival OF
the young mans father from Kansas
City tonight or tomorrow. 1t is
thought that the body will be taken
to the home state Of the family for
interment.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26
MISS SYLVIA SAVAGE
DIES SATURDAY SIGHT
FUNERAL is HELD THIS AFTER
NOON, iNTERMENT IN ODD
FELLOWS CEMETERY

Miss Sylvia Savage, daughter Of
Mrs. S. v, Savage, died alta the Las
Vegas hospital Saturday night after
an illness covering seven weeks, Miss
Savage, who was 25 years of age, had
been a resident of Las Vegas for ten
years Besides her mother she is
survived by two sisters and brother,
Mrs. e. P. Mackel of this city. Miss
Goldina Savage Of Pueblo, and James
A. Savage of Collinsville, III.
Funeral services were held from
the family residence on Main avenue
this afternoon at o'clock, Rev. j.
Milton Harris officiating. The pail
bearers we're Walter Narcotic, Emile
Clement Jake Flint, Frank Condor,
Leo Regensburg and Francis Young.
Interment was in the Odd Fellows
cemetery under the direction Of j G.
johnson & Son.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26
sATuRpAY,s FOOTBALL

SATURDAYS FOOTBALL
& Kansas n, Aggies 0.
Ames 6, Missouri 0.
Nebraska "a, Michigan Aggies 0.
Kansas Normals 80, st. Marys 0.
Notre Dame 33, South Dakota 0.
Washington and Jefferson 13, Yale
4
Pennsylvania Z, Carlisle 0.
Army IA, Holy Cross 0.
Princeton is, Dartmouth IL.
Wisconsin Z, Ohio State 6.
Cornell 2S, Brown L
Virginia 2S, Georgia 0.
Carnegie Tech. SO, Grove City 0.
Syracuse 20. Michigan 6.
Harvard 10, Penn State 1s.
Navy 4S, Western Reserve 0.
Chicago 21, Purdue 0.
Minnesota Z, Iowa 0.
Illinois SS, Northwestern 0.
Washburn 21, Emporia 2.
Christian Brothers %, Pennsylvania
Rolla school Of Mines 40. Arkansas
University o.
st. Louis 1O4, Blackburn 0.
Texas 80, Oklahoma Z.
Wyoming Aggies As, wyoming 10.
Depauw 20, Rose 0.
Fuller H. Hanover 16.
Wabash "a. Franklin Z.
swarthmore Z, Ursinus 0.
Ripon 1S Marquette 0.
Morningside IA, Dakota Wesleyan
H.
Landlord %, MiIliken 0.
Kentucky state 81, Earlham 8.
Colorado Mines 1s, Utah 6.
Sewanee 27, Florida 0.
South Carolina 1s, Newberry College
"a
Akron 10. Kenyon 0.
North Carolina 10, Vanderbilt 9.
Auburn Is. Mississippi A. and NJ. O..
Chattanooga University IA. Howard
o.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26

other nature will be sent. The move
ment is a nonsectarian one, the Meth
odist Sunday school having taken up
the local end of it when it was seen
that no other organization had done
so. The Christmas present will go
to the children Of all the various coun-
tries involved in the war, without re-
spect to creed. No favoritism will be
shown the children of any particular
nation. The United States govern
ment will bear the expense of the
freight, furnishing a ship to transport
the cargo of good things. The various
nations involved in the war have
agreed not to interfere with the ships
progress from one port to another
All embargoes have been declared off
so far as this vessel is concerned.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26
PERSONALS

G. G. Chapman of FL 3aso is here
on business.
c. M. Stitt of Fort Morgan is IN tne
city for brief stay
R. B. Kane Of Topeka is among
yesterdays business arrivals.
e. W. Bailey Of Boston is making
a brief business visit in Las vegas
G. c. Wilson Of Baltimore is among
the more recent hotel arrivals in Las
Vegas.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Robbins, tour
lists of New York city, are registered
at one of the city's hotels.
Byron t. Mills left yesterday for
Detroit, where he will remain for
month or more on business.
Miss Marion Kenderdine Of Topeka
arrived in Las Vegas yesterday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Byron 7. Mills.
Mrs. M. F. Schmidt, who has been
on a visit to her daughter in Missis-
sippi, returned to Las Vegas last
might.
E. e. Breese, who blew back to In
linois recently on vacation from the
local Santa Fe offices, returned to his
desk this morning.
Ii, G. Newly, clerk in the office
Of superintendent F. L. Myers, of the
santa Fe railway, who has been on
vacation in Indiana, returned to
Las Vegas yesterday.
Superintendent Francis L. Myers of
the Santa Fe railway, and family, who
have been over the road as far south
as Albuquerque, spending several days
on the trip, returned to Las Vegas
last night
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26
LAS VEGAN May AID
THE CHRISTMAS ship
PATRoNIZING THE CANDY SALE
WILL SEND PRESENTS TO
pe EURoPE's CHILDREN

In order to enable Las Vegans 70
make contributions to the Christmas
ship for the children Of the European
nations engaged in the great war, the
First Methodist Sunday school will
hold a candy sale Saturday in the
store of John H. York. All persona
who will contribute candy to the sale
or who will assist in any other way
are asked to communicate with Will
liam G. Ogle, superintendent Of the
Sunday school, or leave the donation
with Mr.. York the latter part of TINS
week..
The plan is to send as much money
as possible to the national committee
in charge of the preparations for the
Christmas ship. No donations of any
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26

Georgia Tech. s, v. Nit.
Tennessee II. Alabama z.
Beloit College .27. Northwestern Col
lege of Naperville, ILL.,, A.
Creighton sS. Wooster 0.
oberlin 20. Ohio Wesleyan 10.
Case SS, Wooster 0.
Springfield, Miss, Training School
81, Norwich 0.
Maryland Aggies IA, John Hopkins
10.
Union 10. Worcester Institute of
Technology 0.
Middlebury College 81. St. Law
renee z.
Boston College 81, New Hampshire
Is.
Franklin Marshall Al. Dickinson 6.
Lafayette IA, Villa Nova 3.
Lehigh 27. Muhlenburg 9.
Maine 81, Bates 0.
Pittsburgh II, Georgetown O.
Fordham 21, Rhode Island State 0.
Lebanon Valley "a. Gettysburg 8.
Williams 20, Trinity IA.
Colgate Al. Vermont 0.
Alleghaney 6, Rochester 0.
Rutgers Is. Tufts 7.
Amherst IA Afidd1efoxpn zxyoc1axrov,l
%.
Buchnell 43, Susquehanna 0
Colby 48. Bowdoin 0.
Cornell 10 Knox College 8.
Mount Union Il, Miami 16
Ohio Northern 0, Marshall Z.
Daniel Baker 10, Trinity Z.
Bayler 6. Austin o.
Richmond College z, william and
Mary s.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26
ELY PREDICTS THAT
HERNANDEZ WILL WIN
He SAYS THE LEGISLATIVE CAN
DIDATEs FROM THIS cOUN-
tn ARE GOOD MEN

Ralph G. Ely, chairman OF the re-
publican state central committee, pas
sed through Las Vegas today as a pas
|senger on train No. TO- en- route to
Ration, where he viii address a mass
meeting this evening. Mr.. Ely was
met at the depot by seeyral Of the
party leaders in this county, who took
dinner with him at the Castaneda no.
tel discussing the campaign here and
throughout the state.
Mr.. Ely when asked about the
prospects Of the coming election, and
|if they meant a victory for republican
candidates. said that there was not
the shadow Of doubt that the ticket
viii be elected. He compIimented the
workers in San Miguel county upon
The work done. and said that from all
indications, he feels sure that Herman
dez. the candidate for congress, will
carry the county by at least 1000
votes Of the ticket nominated for
lthe legislature by this county he ex-
| pressed himself in the terms Of high
est commentator.
1T would have been impossible he
said, FOR san Miguel county to have
pas three better men On the ticket
men who would have been more rep
resentative Or better able 70 assist e
conduct the legislative branch Of the
lsaie's affairs than the gentlemen you
lhaye chosen. Their election Is a fore
gone conclusion
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26
eLovE srRlKE ENDS

Gloversville, N. Y, Oct. 26.-Nearly
all the glove factories, which closed
last week because of the strike of
1900 cutters, reopened today. ALL
are being guarded by the police and
about 100 deputies, many of whom are
from outside cities.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-26

County Commissioner Antonio A.
Gallegos left today on train No. for
Rowe to attend a mass meeting there
this evening