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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
1ss qsaiiers Sriunip6sna.

Ses &nner5 Srlnnpbjna.
Tos mar elm 5hpibcn Gob S6mer
uotb
&aum fonnte man nod i6nouIen
5oaar Scr Nlono fam icucrrotb
glm Simmel 6ergelalieu
"a oenft man pit, Der Nlouo mar
fall,
Sans cinaeutn3elt, iteii mo alt2
@lau6t mir, Der fam nod tilhtig
ibpiben
llno nc6en6ei aud 6euer ipri6en.
c6nmd6tig miro er o6er nidt,
g9ic mir, Die grOenwiirmer;
Sans pilidt0etren gldn3t iein @ciidt
qIls mar CT SimHclstbiirmer.
9ar oicsmal i6ieu er eiwas ibiei
gacil 6alt Der 5dmciB IN Stromen
au Iieiin
Die Sibe mar Qpdl lonoeralciben
Gisberge founteiic ermeidcnl
Qao6l Ocm ocrllbr entrinnen faun
lln0 0ari nad 9loroeu idpeiien
Sic Sibe lit elm ibwercr gamn
"a fam mdii fdiiardo6 pieiien.
Ger g9ntcr 6lei6t elm oii'ner 5cino,
Cb er oub nod 10 groion lhent
Seimtiidii6 ober III Die Site,
Nlan6 Gincr rutiht BON lemenl
Sibcl
Go BAT and Der @eirno6eitsratb
1bou eineu 8inf acacben
Iomit Die 2ente frii6 rmo ipat
gunpaiien AMI i6r Sc6cn
~0lan ciic tdadcb iriib' @emiiI
llu0 babe 0reinal ieinc Sub;
Io6ci trinr man picl Simonooe
glls oina'9 3lr aroBcn aononaoe."
,,c6 milBte. mas nod 6eiier it,
8M oicier groBen Site;
Nenu ims bic Sonnenghit6 iait iriBt
@rcii man 5lr 6eueripribe
Sold cine @iiblimg 1T probat
lIn6 mirtlinasooQ i'm 66@iten @rao;
gNcl portbel6aiter ais Oos 9doen
Gnmal oes Gags, fam es ni9t ida.
oen
Ta5 Itamut bonn oltcn Eiarrer
Sneip
Ole 9foApelt ioa es er6en
5old cine Gii6hmg ii6er'n Sei6
0c6iitct ms porm Sterbcn
Icutt nibt, id made cinen g&iB
gei Oieier lngepo6nten SiB'
Sic O1enib6eit mo6te i6 belebren
Gas g8oiier fommt 81 6o0eu Gbren!
@nlo 6ridt elm oroBcr @ettltreit ans,
Ias &aiicr 81 6eiingen
1don riiiiet man 5lm fiibuen 9traus
lln0 ibuiert bic rolt'9en alingen.
Sein @ciu., fcin 8icrlico mcbr cr.
idaIl
9iur @aiier 5iert ocn Di6tcrlpaio
@ercniant ilerben oa bic 9lebclt
Gas ggaiier brinat ieBt neaes Seben.
limo no ain @ruoer iib nod qldlt
Gen 9licieuourit So 0dnpicn
Secrt er Die 8lmpen ilnge3oblt
Gen Sinomurm 81 betdmpicn
@ringt i6m oie 9oiidait imgeidumt
90 milo aud oer@ambrimIs iAdimt:
Gas @aiier ipia Die @clt be3wingcn
Sin uaies 9ieo miro bolo crflingenl"
". 5. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

ooS iid 81 cinen eroBen S6eilc aus
@olbuilOcn 5uiomncnicbt oic iid
mobl @briitcn nenneu, obcr in ibren
Ebuu mo Erei6en ni6ts bon ben
scanmgeu driitlider &ultur ipiircH
Iaicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

gcrooc nit Der 3eit Scr lc66aitcitcu
9lrbeiterbcucgmg imO Dem @obc-
plnft Ger ipirtbi6oitli6en 9Iot6loee
Scr 9lr6eiter 5liammenf6Ilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

&ermon0Iuug.-G Goiip bari
Sum eriten Molc pieoer i6rem franz
fen %apa paliten Gag" iagen; ober
iie erfennt i'm niht, pcil er ieit 10
Eagen nicbt roiirt moroen it, gntiebt
ldift iie aus Der S9laiimbe imo
ruft oMlutti, @huttj @nti lit nidt
Orin o6cr in ieiuem Bette liegt ein
Strold.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

SELLING. II MerfpiirOig: Ger
@leOer mar Oob iriiber itanOia 6eiier
unO iebt lit ieine Stinme flm wie
cine @lode. o@lerfwiirOig? @ar
nidt mcrfpiiroig: 6rii6er Bat er oen
gau5en Sag geiproden iluO iebt III
er per6eirntbetl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

sic feuut oie MGnner.-
rSa, Minuo, leiOer miro ans meiner
&od3eit oieies Sobr nod ni9tS, oa
mem 9rduligom i'm 9liiiieiior-gra'
men Our1acialleu III. a0du:
n9tu, gndoiges Srdnleiu, wenu ser
mir nibt a6iiAtlih ourdgeiollen
it'll"
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
Hiuq bur9 Stbtrten.

Die frnn3ofifhe GlugIign orrangiert
in 0erbinDung nit benz ruIiif1en
Merozglub einen transIibirtf9en Jerns
flus bon ct. petersburg no9 peting,
cine OifturS BON 5000 &ilOmttsrn
$500 Mtilen). Die 6liise lOllcn I'M
SUM- Ituttfinbsn. Der ruIiiI9e Nero
Club lpirb fir bos 9orbanoenIsin ge=
niigenber puantitdten bon @oIOIin on
fiinfoebn Nuntten Gorge tragen, 70
!. 3. in Mostau. Samaro, Omst,
Srtutst, 9orbin. Wutben unb 9atu.
QSBt tief bIiden.
Der Rampf Der Corn prObucts SO.
gsgen bns DisconIinsr @eIeb, tpeI9es
Der @eIell9aft perbietet. ibr @lutoIe=
probutt i'm 6onbel ols rgDrn SDrup"
gu be3eidnen, brodte einen bDbft iiber-
ral9enben 3piidenfal, ols Der On
malt Der Sbrupfobrit nahpies, baB
Or. 6arpeb 80. WileD, Der Gohpers
ItGnbige bes Stnates, friiber @ttionGr
Der Mmsrican Susor 9efinina So.
unb Heun Sabre lang Grperte Der Or
budles in ibrem 3ampf nm bic Roffetz
unb 3udergeiebe 9egen ben Staot
Ohio mar. unO 3ipar gu berIsIben 3sit,
als er bas Mmt bes 2eiters bes 9emis
I9en Bureaus i'm Observation-Disclosures
betleibets. Or. WileD beItritt bies
niHt unb CAB ferner ou, in 3eit=
I9riften Mrtitel sefArisben 5u boben,
in pel9en er Die @lutois nls Nobs
rungsmittsl betGmpfte.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25

2iterorif9er S4pinDIer.
GroBss Mufleben errsgt in Wientr
RiinTtlerireiIsn bic Ghl9t bes S9rifts
itellers Yoaat. Gr fdiI6te ouf @e9z
Ieln bic llntsrT9rift bes @ebeimrats
Bobe in Berlin, unter 8snubun9 bon
8riefformularen Der 8erliner Wfuista,
oeren Direttpr 9err 8obe lit. Gr
f9Gbigte Runitmdaene Inn insgeiomt
Observation-Disclosures 8ronen. inbsm
er Nntdufe bon 8iloern DoripitseIte.
9rOBes Defi3tt.
Die Misunderstanding. pelde
i'm SubeIjnbr 1913 in Hrsslau nbsts
bolten nurbe, bat. fpie bic ndnmebr
f.rtig seitelte 4ufrednung ersibt. elm
gepoltises Dsfisit bintsrlaFsn. Der
GebIbetras beaiffsrt iid ouf Hi1t me-
niger ols 557, 900 Morf. Die Stabt
ii6srnimmt einen groBen Sell cer
Summit, pis Is in ben urfprinsli6en
4bmo9un9en DorseIeben mar.
S6nger trbGIt qreis.
Der betonnte MueneriGneer Rarl
S9eibemantsl 1T aus benz preis sAus
fareibeu bes DeutI9en 9iibnenpereins
fir sinen mObernen beutiden Sert au
MO0arts Don Suan" ols Sieser ters
poreegangen. Sir Ieiu bon alien ein=
geIonbten Qibretti ols bos bette be-
3sibnetes 1ertbuH bat Der i:Bt in
Weimar pripatiIisrenbe RiinItlsr ben
eriten preis BON 3ebutauIsRb Mort
5uaeiprohen erbolten.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25

li1 betoiit, oob or feiuen Oft ser
6einoli6feit 9cgeniiber Dem merifa.
nii6n &olfe beobiihtige, unO Wenc+
raj @llerta ais Sen @egcuItano ocs
anerifanii1cn &orqebens nambait
genlodlt bon Dem olleil 0ic onleri.
foniid)e 9tcgierlma fiir sic Weleioi.
Qlug Der mnerifonii6ea 6lagge @e-
ulatluulg iud)en mole. Snfolge Del.
len batte Ole @oibingtoner Negic.
RING geboift. On6 Oie GonitHutiou0
liitcn lih jrocr Ginniihnig cutbolH
ten miiroel. Die Grfldrlm0 Gar
rml5o's ic0oN beitdrftc sic Yeiiird)4
tllnacl malldcr Der Neomten, 0nli
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
Rorte pom s. ie ssIcbanpfae.

0ic GonltitutioilnIiIteu nit @uerto
9enlcinidoitIidc So1c naden mir.
Orn. 9ieic nelle Hbaie nabnl belltc
ais cine, iueIde crniieite 8ermidelmI-
gen I'M Wcfolgc bnben fanlL oas
Sahptintereiie in oifi5icIlen a~reiicl
iii Nniprnd).
SoIltcn Die GonItitntionoliiten
9teigung 5cieel, iiA ebeuiaGs gcacI
sic omerifaniIde &egierilng oufsu-
le6nen, baum lueroen Die HI1ne Ger
Nrniec geGnoert iperoeli. IS plir-
sc bcrcits wdbreno ocS cages geingt,
Dab Oie geneinihnftlide Nrmee II.
Morine . Neloroe ldoll Den Mener.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25

las Oes @crbotS Der Noifen- NilSiubr
nndD Mterifo ctIpiobIcn bobe.
Die 3%ultimnm1ng oes GonarclicS
5u Dem Sorgebeu oeS Yrdlioeltei
nit gafien9clualt mo DER Gmpfang
poll 0eioucren 9erihtcn iiber Ole
MGmpie III gera Gru5 wnren Ole
@onptcntpidelungen 0es bclltigen
Cages. Die bieligen 8comtcn 1liBcr.
ten ibrc @ennIgtmng ii6er oaS
pronptc mo crfolgreide @anoeln
res gontre Slomirnls 6letdcr III ser
Welesnng por @cra Gru5 mo Der
Notwithstanding Der Oromnng bort.
IclbIt
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
Dtutfdsr r il r # franf.


g~roBber8os Mbolf Jrisbri9 bon
Medlenbnrgs StreIib lit 10 ernItli&
ertrdntt, baB bic tpeitelten Rreiie iiG
ben sr0Btsn 8eiorgniTen bingeben.
Der 6errf9er. Der in Ieinem 66. Qes
bensiobre ltebt unb am 80. Mlai 1904
ben sroBber3OeIi9en Sbron beItieg,
bat iih Dor tur3em elmer Oarmoperas
ton unter3ooen. Die einsn teilpeiie be-
friebiaenoen @erlnuf eenommen bat.
Die bebaneelnben Ner5te linb in lteter
8erbinbung nit nem beriibmten hieiis
gen Gbirurgen prof. Or. 4iiguIt Bier
9eblieten. Dieter 1T our fOfortisen
MbreiIe mad NsultreliB aufseforbsrt
morben. Der ertrantte @roBber5og
1T Ieit 1877 nit Der pr;n0elin GIilns
BETH bon Mnbaft bermdhlt.
Storb in Der @erbannung.
Baron ferdinand Don Siirdbeim,
fpeI9sr am 81. WlGra 1911 in Strob-
burg geboren nurbe, itorb in Mon>
treur, Shpeia, i'm @yil i'm 104. 2e=
benSjnbr. Bon Siirdbeim, Elm frans
aSff9sr GITGHer, bmerlieB fein Batter
Lamb na9 Der Befebung Der Nei9s@
lanbe bur9 Deutf9lanb. Der Baron
mar Elm intimer 5rtunb bes Rompos
niiten Chopin unb nod an ieinem 103.
@eburtstag am 81. MGr3 fpielte tr
cine 3onbi9tung. neIde ibm ber
&OmpOniit i'm Monuftript perebrt
hattie.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25

Die 9onbonsr Zines" msIOst, bob
6iirit Dilbslm bon 4lbanisn bic 4bs
fitt babe, fit gum aOnie bss 9aHOes
3u protlnmisreu, ioboIo gsipiHe ssd-
nifdt STANDARDIZATION iiberpunDsn
leien.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25

Die lGdItcn Shrittc ser mlcri
toniiden 9icaiernma iino nod inicnt
ihieOen. Ger Yrdiiocnt lit uti6loi
i'm, nllm1blib p~or5ugcben. 0rorc3
sur @eiiberarciilmg bon ocnI 3oll
amt III Sampico limo nidDt crloiicn
wor0cll, IS lit ser Ylan Ger 9iegie
ring, ponfumnIcne 9fihIc in %era
Grl5 bcrauiteIlen mo Ole MirtumA
Der crlten StraimnBnabmc gcgea @il-
crtn ab5Hpnrter.
9ller Observation-Disclosures llad miro
0ie Balm. wclde bon Gern Gri5 ans
IN ooS SlilanO iiibrt, mi cine Strcdc
Ton 20 Mieilcn billauS suiomIcu
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
Neue 81 ii n.

Sn obIebbarer 3eit perben periaie=
bene beutf9e 8unbesitaaten our prd@
9ilng nerer @elbmiinaen f9reiten. elm
@orgeben, bos tells bur9 bpnaitiI9s
politiide, tells bur9 ditbetif9e @riinOe
6eItimmt 1T. 8rauni9neis erbdlt
neue Mliin3en nit benz 8ilOnis bes
iungen 0er3oss Grnit Nuguit. 81
ben anberen 6taaten, bic neue Miinz
3en terousgeben, geb0ren 8apern unb
So9ien. Su 8aDern lit biefer Miinoz
pe91el notiirli1 bur6 bic Sbronbes
lteigung Qubpigs III. gere9tfertigt.
MuA in So1ien tperOen reue MiinSen
aeprGat perDen.
Monnb Der 3utunft.
Mtt Der Miidtebr bes 8otI9afters
a. .. Greiberrn Mumm b. S9ipor<
5~enftein in ben Mei9sbienit alt es als
m0gli9. baB er Der No9folger bes
Germ b. Sa9oip ouf benz Yolten bes
StantSIetretdrs bes QleuBera ipirb
unO Sasop ben Botf9ofter Treiberrn
b. S6oen in paris erfebt. Greiberr
Mumm b. S9marSenitein mar aus.
leBt @Otf9after in Sotio unb
f9ieb Mnfangs bes Sabres 1911 aus
rem OipIomatii9en Disnlt. Gr mar
@nbe Der a9toigsr Sabre legations
letretdr in Mafbinston. pm bier Sabre
fpdter na9 8iItoreit perIebt gu tper<
ben. SIN Sabre 1899 mar er nod
mols in auBerOrbentlider MifiiOn in
Woibington tGtig.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
GnrrnMjn nuf 6merto's
Geite.

@aIbinQ4ou, "a. 9(pril. Die
Modri6t. oaB General Garranin.
Ser Gouititutionaliiten 6ii6rcr sir
Neiiecrgreiimig BON @ero Gril5 ourdl
oncritmlii6e Morine 3rllppcl ais
eineu Nft Der SciuOieliafeit gcgeuii.
Ter ocr merifnliiden 9totion auiig6t
idbllg ipie cine 9onlbc in ben birii
gen oifi5iellen @rciien ein, ),
Yr0li0clt 8ilinn hattc alt50rild.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
Sopansn sass @o6ineIt

y u u ~ w ~ ue ~
@raf SDigenobu Otumo, bee fri
6eren Miuilter bes MrspGrtiger, 1T
es %geluneen. Elm neues iopanif9es &os
binett Sulommen3ufteaen, neldes an
bic @tele bes Yamomoto zMiniitez
RUINS tritt, bas ipegen Der sEotten=
@fanbole CUR Neiignation oe8lpuagen
nurbe. Dos neue &abinett IeBt fi6
ipie folgt 3ufammen: premier unb
MiniIter Des Snnern, Gjrof S6iqes
nobu Sfuma; Miniiter bes Muspdr=
tigen, Sataati Soto; JinarSminifter,
Neijiro Mafatfufi; MorinezW iinifter,
i3esMbmirol9ofuro WaI9irp; &rieqsz
miniIter, @eneralleutnant S9inpIute
0ta; Suitiaminiiter. QUITO O3oti;
9ertebrsminiiter. gotitofni Satomi;
6anbelsminiIter, Discount Ranetate
Suro; ltnterridtsminiiter. &itoturo
Sditi.
S9flfer
Mm 8. Mlai pirb 2eip3ig elm bent=
piiroiges 5eft begeben. Dos S9iaerz
bentmal, 6eRen 3uffanOetpmmen no9
ia6relongen 8%emiibungen enbli9 benz
bon prof. Or. George Mitfopsfi gez
Ieiteten 2eipaiger S9ilerpereine gu
Derbanten lit, pirO OIL ienem Sage ent=
biillt peroen. @s 1T bon benz Qeipz
3ioer @ilobarer Sobannes 9artmann
geihoffen. gm 10. Mlai finoet in Der
&otlnbe Der M~lbertbale cine poltsz
tiimli6e S9ilerfeier in er0Berem
Stile ftatt.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25

init elmer @abnbriide bon omerifani
iden Morinc Soloatcn mo 0lon.
ioden potrouaiert mcroel. Gieit
NoDnltrcde lit BON grobtcr itrotegi.
lhcr @%eoentlulg, ioaS meitcre Gnt.
i%uidclungeu cine NeipcolIta am
Ole Staot Mtcrifo u6tig MAIDEN ioa.
ten.
9ariiber binallo bat Die Aomini.
lirotiOn feline ElGne getroiien, bod
Die nit Dem Neibcn @onie IN Der
GinOing Stcbcnoen limo lid bcnlBt,
foB cine Milton poll @ucrta oOcr
9%nrron5n ST ic0cm Iltgenblid ollie
Fl1rc iiber Den Nnlteu mcrfcl mag.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
pcs aoifsrs Ootn.

DesRoifers 9erm0etn.
Mis in Berlin pffi5iSs bstanRt sss
maft purbs, bsIGuFt fi6 Osr Wsbrbti=
tros bss aoiIsrs ouf 100000 Wlart.
CT mub bemnod Elm gsrm0gsn BON
290, 100000 Dart beIiben.
mill Ronis fstn.
Die 9onbousr Zines" m.Ibst, bab
6iirit @iIbelm BON Qlbanien bic abs
fidt babe, fi6 gum aOnis bss 9onbes
5u protlamieren, IoboIo gentle teh-
nif6e STANDARDIZATION uberpunben
Itien.
Or. Gifdsr eetorbsR.
profeTor Or. gooIf Slider, Dirtts
tor oss itGbtiI9en Muisums fir offs
aIiatiTte RunIt in Roln, bstonnt bur9
bipsrls fdriftitsatriIde arbeiten auf
Ieinem @ebiets uno elm intimsr Rennsr
Sopons, japanifden qsbens unb japas
nif6er aunIf, 1T in benz tirOIsr Dins
tsrturort Wleron i'm bitter bon nabesu
SO Sabren geitorben.
8url Gbun getOrben.
SIM 4Itsr bon sinunbIsdSig SabrsH
1T in 9eip3ie Der nambafte Coolidge
Der llniperitdt unO berbients 9isfTets
fprIher, profeTor EorI Gbun, aus
benz 2ebsu seldieOen. gr gsb0rts ben
9ebrtrGften Der llnipsrFtGt Isit benz
Sabre 1898 an unb mar au9 Direfs
tor bes 3ooloeilh= Suitis
tuts unb Wuieums.
0pfsr 8erufes.
profeFor Or. Drobn bon Der lints
petiitdt 3rafau erIoa ben 5olsen Der
Robtrantbeit, tpslhe er Fid bur9 4ns
ltedung bon sinem patienten Suscg.
prof. Droba, pelfer Elm beriihmter
GpeSinliIt fir 6auttrantbeiteH mar,
fiblte Iein Gnhe berannoben unO irof
aae notisen 8sItimmuRsen lpessH Fet
nes 8egrGbniNes, nm cine pettere Nm
Ittduna au psrbinbern. Gr itarb uHs
ter fnr1tburen SWmerAen.
RaiferinsM itme tot.
Die RaiIerins@ itps 5oruto 1T IN
Der taiierliden 0iad in Wama5u. S0s
pan, an Der 9rigbtfheu Rrantbeit Ders
itorben. sic fisl ploBliH in 8spnbt-
lOIigteit. aus Der tie nidt mebr trs
po9te. Der aoifer YofbiHito. bic
Raiierin unb onbsrs MitslieDsr btr
taiItrlinen 5omilis tporen i'm Gterbez
aimmer. Qltem 8rauhe eemdb tpiro biz
Sobssbotlnaft srIt ousgegeben tperz
oen, na6oem bic 2eide mad Der
0auptftabt iibsrFiibrt pOrDen 1T.
observation-disclosures pOGen.
ROmmanbO iibcr bic britiiaen
9rMppeM IN SrIanD tcim gpab.
Dds SbertommonbO iiber bic bris
tifAe 4rmss in SrIonb Iieot in 6Gns
ben bon @sneral Nrtbur pnget, einem
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25

Ote IL ets 0tt
Wis in Berlin offi5iSs bstanRt see
ma6t purbs, bsIduft iid BET Nsbrbeiz
tros Oss aoilsrs ouf 4.20O.0O0 Dart.
CT mub bsmnod Elm germ0gsn BON
290, 100000 Mort befiBen.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
aaifsrs 81 0.

RoiIer @ilbelm bat elm nsuss
Motto getpGbIt. @s lnutet: Sir
pfli9terfiaung ee6ibrt niemanOem
Cob" Gr felbft srtlGrt. bob sr nidt
bofiir eeprieIen gu lperoen ipiinihe.
ipenn .r leOiglih ben @eboten Oes @ss
niIfens unb bes NedtS entIpre9enb
bonble. Die slsi9e DebiIe battle Der
bsriibmte tolGnbiIhe Abmirol De
Rupter, bon benz Der &oiIer elm GROCER
4e~ipunberer 1T. Sin Bib bes Sees
beIben bGnet iiber benz pripotldrsib-
tiI1 bes Monarden ouf Der Yoht
nSobenoollerR".
Des prin3en prebiet.
Sn Der tIeinen Stride 81. Sulien lie
pnuprt beim 9uortier Qotin in pnris,
belt Bring Mar bon So9Ien, Der
8ruoer hes 30niaS bon SodIen, Dor
einem ~lleineH, erIeIenen PublitIm am
Is borfrsitns cine Yrebigt, in Der er uu.
ter sefpannisr 4uFmertfomtsit Der
3ubOrer cine 9tnolOgie aipildsn ben
lGmmern bonn Stnmme Subu uno
benz MsnlhenIobn bnrIegte. Yer
Bring. Der proFe6or i'm prisIterIemis
mar gu &OIn lift. fprnd ssIGufis une
Obne ole FOft. Gr 1T CUR 3eit As
Sabre aIt.
Stimmt.
Domen. Die gu Iebr porfimiert limb,
tnmmsn leiht IN Idlehten Gerud.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25
amunbfei enttGufdt.

Die 8erfdiebune Der Expedition
bon 4opitdn Roalo MmunbTen al
ben Norb polnrsR egionen um Elm
Sabr. purbe in gbriItiania offi5isn
betannt gsgeben. Der @runo Iieoi in
Der Sdpieristeit, bic GrtroTumme
bon 100000 nufaubrineen. Mmunbs
len. Der febr enttGuT1t 1T, min TiG
nun ans parIament penbtn. WitIs
fad gIaubt man. bob bic expedition
iiberbaupt nidt ftottfinben pirb.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-03
WOMAN JUDGE PERFORMS
WEDDING CEREMONY

AURORA, Neb., Aug. 2-Marriage by
woman county Judge was the novel
experience Of James w. Grace and Mrs.
Blanche Smith OF Grand Island last
Tuesday. Miss Myra Leeper officiated
with dignity and grace during the alb
sence OF Judge letters from the county.
The ceremony was performed at the
home OF Mrs. G.. B. Williamson. 712 l.
street. In the presence OF Mrs. William
son and Miss Gene Smith. sister and
daughter of the bride Miss Leeper is
duly qualified TO act as county Judge
during the absence of the regularly
elected official She has frequently is
sued licenses. but this is her first mar
riage ceremony, So far as known 1t is.
with one exception, the only marriage
ever performed by a woman magistrate
In Hamilton county. and one of very
few Ia the entire country. While acting
county Judge during Judge Washburn's
term in July. 1910. Miss Claire Savage
(now Mrs. Carl Spence married Henry
Bachman and Miss Myrtle Gellatly.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-03
Lincoln Firemen 4
Battle with Robbers
fFrom a staff correspondent.)

LINCOLN. Aug. 2.-(SpeciaL)-A battle
between holdup men and members OF
the Lincoln fire department occurred on
North Twenty street last night
about midnight.
T.. l.. Horn, manager of Basket Store
No. 3. situated on North Twenty-seventh
street. and his son, John, had closed
the store and were on their way home.
A short distance from Engine House No.
they were accosted by three men par
TALLY disguised with hRndkerchiefs and
told TO throw up their hands. The men
refused to do so and n fight took place
In which Horn and his son were pounded
over their heads with the butts of the
guns in the hands OF the robbers and
knocked Unconscious.
Their cries for assistance attracted the
attention OF Fireman Tony Harr and.
Selling revolver, he went to the as
sIstance of the men. The robbers opened
fire on him and he returned the fire
until the revolver ceased to work An
other fireman who had followed him
with a shot gun was unable to do any
shooting because the gun would not work.
Anyhow they drove the robbers away
but In their flight they fired several
HhbNo NJ bht anu dioo NJ NltiAchr
in nearby houses. who had appeared when
they heard the shots
Harr is OF the opinion that he wounded
one Of the robbers, for lie staggered
when lTarr fired. and later man was
picked up near the scene Of the shoot
ing with his hands covered with blood.
lie said that he had fight with a COM
panion and claimed TO know nothing
about the trouble The police believe that
he knows more about II than he will
admit and he is being held at the police
station.
The police dragnet is out and several
have been taken in under suspicion. al
though the quick disappearance OF the
men so soon after the shooting leads
to the belief that the parties must live
here and know all about the city. Lincoln
has been the scene OF many holdups the
last year, and so far the efforts OF the
police to land the culprits have been
unavailing. IL Harr winged one of the
men II may help In solving the matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-03
NAPOLEON LAJoIE.

CLEVELAND o., Aug. 2.-Since the
trading of Gregg TO the Red Sox 1t has
been persistently rumored that Lajoie, the
veteran second sacker, will be the next
to go. Manager Chance OF the Yankees
is known to have been making strenuous
efforts to secure Larry for his team, and
since that player has outlived his useful
ness as a Nap, as his .225 batting average
would indicate, 1t is probable that he will
soon be let out by the Cleveland manage
ment Larry has played with the Maps
for twelve full years and 1t Is believed
that a change Of scenery would be bene-
fetal TO his playing Chance believes he
would prove a great drawing card in
New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-03
Topeka Wins First
Game of the Series
From Sioux City

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug with Reisigl
pitching shutout ball, Topeka took the
first game OF the series from Sioux C''y.
It was the locals ninth. consecutive VIC
tory. Topeka drove Doyle to cover in
the first. scoring three runs on double
by La FLANDERS. Forsythe's triple and
singles by Koerner and Rapps. Clarke
reIeyed and pitched we'll Score: r II. h.
Sioux City % % 3 9
Topeka .....3 0 o 0 0 o -
Batteries: Doyle, Clarke and Murphy;
Reisigl and Rapps.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-03
NO MONEY FOR CAMPAIGNS
Law Forbids State Employe Helping
Any of His Friends.
WILL STOP ALL ASSESSMENTS
Board Of Control Intends to Push
Matter 60 Utmost ana End the
Practice OF Calling for Ala
from state workers.
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LINCOLN. Aug. 2-tSpecial)-Th order
of the Board OF control soon 20 be made
that no employe ola state institution
should contribute TO any campaign fund
OF any person running for office or to
any campaign committee is carrying out
simply what the law passed by the last
legislature was intended to cover. the
assessment OF state employees for cam
paign purposes
In previous years It has been the custom
for the party which elected the governor
TO call for an assessment OF about per
cent OF the salary paid state employees to
help out the campaign of the governor.
The Hastings institution was the best
picking OF any institution in the state
and usually about as much was received
from that institution as from all the rest
put together, TN some Instances reaching
in the neighborhood OF $500 In all prob
ability the average amount received by
the assessment from all the institutions
would run around $500.
Now the employees may save their
money and according to the opinion of the
board cannot donate a dollar to any per-
son even on their own free will. Re-
Gently II was understood that an empioye
at the pcnitentiary donated 50 TO help
out some friend who has a campaign be-
foro him and needed a little help. The
beard decides that the employee has vio-
lated thelaw and may dismise him IL II
IS discovered who the guilty man is.
The Hold Your Money order which
the board Is to issue soon will cover all
the law in thematter and also inform
the omploye what he may expect II he
spends his money the way he wants TO.
Il can he invested In Dutch lunches, joy
rides and iags, but must not be spent to
help friend in his hour of political dis
tresS.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-03
He EIectrocutes FIIes.

Growing tired of swatting flies, John
Gallagher, a Trenton fireman. decided to
make easier his part in fly determination,
so he invented trap, which has proved
wonder.
The remarkable feature Of the trap is
that II disposes of flies by electrocutiol.
1t Is made OF wire and closely resembles
the old-fashioned cone trap. The device
is charged with electricity, and as fast
as the flies alight upon IL they are cleo
trOcuted.-New York World