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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03

yd min nihts me6r nit ibm 81
ibun baben. erfl1rte geitcrn Ylor.
Qeu 6rou Senru Meolor IN Der mitt.
lQrcn 9oli5ciitotion melde i1ren
f8aitcu &cnrD Wlcolar inter Der Be
itAuloigung oaB e tie ongcbli6 niB.
b0uoelt 9abc, bate perbaiteH lailen.
Cos 8erbor creob. Dab Waeolar ge'
loot boben fol-, Dab CT feline ictte
Erm lieben tonne mo iidl oabcr cine
0lnacrc uuSiiihen molle. 9Rogiltrat
2uppIcc pcriudte iein 9eites, oos
.Eaar ipieOer 5u peri6buen; jeooh
obnc Grfola. 6rml Wlcolar beitauo
0oroif ooB iie 8u ibrem IN @bilns
0clpbia pobnenoen 8uoer 5uriidfeb
rru wolle, imo perlieB oarauibH oie
Npli5ciiiotion. Die gegen Dleolnr
pr0obcaa @ci6nIoielng wuroe ioIleu
gelailen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
9ntts.@ebauOc Oerfanft?


Gem Gernebmen nod mur0e ges
itern N}oraen OoS oltc @utts. @e6Gli.
sc an Scr gIorOmeit- @de bon %ort
9lpeme uno 2erington- -StroBe fir
oen @reis BON 100000 perfauit.
San 6. Syo1nion meIder Oen @erfouf
Ucrmitteltc, CAB 6lJ OaB Der Sonoel
obgeldloiien imO cine groBerc 9ln5ab-
hmg qennAt mur0e; ipeigertc lid) jes
ooh, oen Stamcn 0eSa0uiers bcfonnt
al qeben. 0os @ebGiloe miro 5ur
3eit BON Scr @os. uno @Ieftri5itGtss
oieieaidoft 81 gliisItcaungS5mecfcn
itrer 5abrifote 6eiutt, oeren9detbS-
Gontraft nod ouf Orei peiterc Sabre
lduft. g9ie bieleidt nod erimers
lid. botte oie @osgeiellicboft Dor Ell
niger 3eit geplont OoS @runOltild
an Der Siiomeit @de bon 2erington.
uuo 2i6ertu Strobe 8u crperben.
Dieier &mlf fiel jeoodj ourcb, oo i6r
Slgent nidt ole benotbigten @rino.
iiiidc, melde Dem GdgebGloe onlie-
GEN oufaufen fomte. Sn @Iofler.
treiien miro olgemein beboiiptet Dob
9iedtsonmolt 8. g8ilion 2eofin Der
eigentIi6e adilicr uor, Oo oerielbe
IN Der Iebten 3eit oiele mcrtbuoIle
@rlnoitiide inn @eidditsoiitrift err
mor6en bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
Seinen gIerlebnnacn erIeaeu.

Gincent Sell, 81 Sabre alt, BON
9lr. 1921, E6omesitraBe, 1T geIteru
I'M o5t. SSoicpb'S Soipitol~ ieinen
@erIeslmeen erlcgen. Sr. Sell lit am
Gienitoe bei'm SoI5auiIeicn bon ei.
uem bera6 follenOeu 9olfcn an Snn-
cuiter StroBc lmo Central .glbenue al
oen O6erihenfeln mO innerlid
ldwer Oerlett moroen. Gr bintcrlaBt
cine g8ittpc, eincn Sobn ino cine
Eohter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
@liidIidl 0apun aefummen.

SSocob Beinltein bon 0lr. 1874,
Siio-GaroIineitroBc, muroc geitcrn
bci'm lleberibtciten ocS StroBen.
bobngeleiieS on ser 9lpemc,
nobe Garoline.StroBe, pon einem
StroBenbobn. gSogeon erfoBt uuo
ciwo so Sub weit ouf Oen S6us.
gitter gctraeen. Scr @o0gon fonnte
egit nab einioer 8eit 6iun Stcbcn ges
brodt meroen oa 0ie @cIeile 6lt
fcudt moren. 9llS cs Scm @aeeon-
fii6rer eelrm9en mar, oen @oggon
bum StebcH 8u 6ringen, ltano Sr.
&einiiein bon ieinem impropiiirteu
Site mlf ols iei nidts geihebeuL
lno ging ieelenUcrsniigt meiter.
Selbit Ger SnboIt 5weier @iil6fan.
nen oie er trug, wurOe ni6t Der
i6uttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
gJlo6r unidlnlOia..

SenrD @1obr, 81 Sabre alt, BON
g3r. sos, Sio.@awooO. glOeme, lit
geitern pom 9fi6ter Smith bonn oit-
liden YoIi6eiOiitrift entloiieu NOR.
oen no6oem Die dr8tliden SadOer.
it6noieen ousgciagt botten, Dab nuf
bic l2jGbrige Gbriitiono Wiobr fein
crimineaer 9lngriff periibt poroei
iei. SenrD 0tobr wuroc weeen Oie.
les ongebli6en &ergebens ouf ei-
men Saft6efebl bin Oerbaftet Den DER
Stiei6ruoer oes &inoes erpirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
@riff gum SieOuluer.

&o6ert @arner bringt ii6 in ielbit-
m6roerii6er 9lbiidt cine gefdbr-
li6c S6uBwunoe am Sinterfopf
bel. @rum ii6er oen ZOO ieiuer
GSroll ioa ibu 5u Der S6ot aetrie.
ben 6a6en.
Serr &obert @arouer, Der ieit 43
SSo6ren bel ser 8altimore-Sbio-8o
6ei6dftiot lit, bat geitern 9lohmittag
in Der @o6nlmg ieiuer EoGter 6rau
s. @. Gutiail, g}r. 1903. 9torO-
@rooOwop, Olr6 eineu &eUolperi6uB
ieincm 9eben elm @nOe 81 MAIDEN ge-
iu6t. Serr @orOner, Der inn @anie
9|r. 1923, OIt.8reitouitroBe le6te,
fam 5u ieiner Go6ter am 9ia6nlittag
unO ging no6 elmer @eile in 0aS
5meite Stodperf. Gort fiibrte er
icin unieliges @or6a6en aus. Serru
@or0ner'S 6rau lit etma Dor einem
Wlonat geitor6en, lmo oarii6er ioq er
idmermiit6ig geiuorOen ieiu. Gie
@lrnoc, Die ii6 Serr @arOuer nit ei-
uem 22-falibrigen &eoolper am Sin-
tcrfopf 6eibra6te, ioa 10 iAmcr ieiu,
OoB DER bebon0eln0e 9lr5t, Or. @al-
fer SanOrod BON 9tr. 1907, 9loro-
@roaomap, elm @eiterlebeu iiir aus
aeidlnlien hGlf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03

lit iefn college aus @arrett &c.
Senator $. &. Speider, ebeniaIlS
elm Delttiher. 9eioeS inlo tmae,
tiidtige 9eite, uuO allies, mas Die in
gleiheu 9lltcr tebenoen ino ebenlo
tii9tiaen Seuatoren 6ammono Don
SomarO Gountp im0 Ghrran bon
Baltimore aegen oieielben ein5men-
Oen 6a6eI lit Der lImitauo, Dab lie
5u ser republifaniiden @ortei ge5o-
rem imo niht quite Iemotraten iinO
@it pertreten mar Baltimore
audi I'M llnter6aitie, no Scrr 2loDo
@ltinion ols u@ddter~ oes StaatS'
5dobamtS c6renoe 9lnertemlng
pcrOieut; Ct mar @oriiter oes Gomi.
teS fir Wlittel mo @ege unO ais
iolder fir oie eingercidteu 9ills Inn
oas 9(u3apicu oeS StaotSiddelS Der.
antportIid. llno mr inn mo Der
@adiamfeit 0eS Spreders Sames
12c. 1rippe lit eS 81 oerOonten, Dob
ui6t mouhe Bill 0urhgeidliipit it,
Die Oen Steiier5a6lern aii Die Sim
ger brenueu f0uutc.
lluter Sen 1eutideu III Der GeIe.
aaiion ieien erud6nt. Serr @eorge
N9. 6inf bon 9}r. Sti, lorO.@olie.
StraBe; George @bberts bon 9lr
256O, @eit 6oirmouut 9luemle,
6rouf i. 9iid BON 9lr. 139, Dit
@eii.S .StraBe, Charles s. @riebel
bon glr. sos, Gopingtou StraBe;
Charles 9lcbiol BON gir. 9t3, Siio.
Charles StraBe; 6. IR. 9lltielO bon
9}r. 22t3. Cit.9ombaro.StroBe, imO
Charles ]lepman bon 9ir. $50, Nelt.
@rottsStraBe. Ter 2eBtere bat iidl
ais 0oriiber oeS Iempcren5.Gomi-
te's 0an5 6eionoers Ooour6 beruor.
gei6on ooB er Dem lngeliiimen PIN.
ordngen Ger 6anatifer itetS eiu be-
iiinnItes 3icl ieBte ino @erchtgteit
aui 6eioen Seiten malten lieB. Serr
Nepiol cntpidelte iid nod III Den
lebten Iageu olS ein SoltsreOner,
ser ioaar QSitteit 9eiioll ali ii1 500,
mas ic6r, ieltelu portant mo Serr
oBriebcl 3eigtc our1 Gbaratteritdrfe,
Dob er All cinem Frin5ip fct6dlt,
mcmn er eS fiir rihtig auertcnnt @r
lit mlr unter Dem l}amen o9borleD"
bcfaunt lm0 Bat mG6renO Der Siblng
Der @ciebgeblua lid 70 piele ,5reluoc
uutcr oei 91italieoeru erlporben
oaB icinc GRiibiirger MIR geminmen
fonneu. penn iic i'm ourd cine SSie'
oeriua6l e6ren. Seoer Geuiibe tann
ani ibn itol5 iein.
g9ie idou ira6er cnudbnt, beiaH'
ben lid uuter ben N1italieOeru feline
oroBen gciiiigcn 2icbter nit 9lusnab.
me GINGER id6iger 0erren i'm Senat,
aber oaiiir bcrridte cin 10 geiimoer
@eiit mo 10 pcrniinitiges 9liiiaiien
midiiger 9lugelegenbeiien, oaB oer
Staat un5peifelbait OrrA Die 9lumc.
ieubeit oieier geutc bcoeutenO aemon'
nen Bot Bonn politiihen Stano.
punfte ausbetradtet, 6attcn ole 9le.
publiioner mn cine iebr ibwadC
@eriretima i'm llntcrbauie. IS mare
piclleiht beHer aemcien melm aud
oort einiae fdbgere Dlduner eucr
@arici Qlab gcbabt bdttcn
9lber aud i'm 9eamtcniio6c 6eiau.
ben iid biele 0eutit6e, oereu bereit-
milliae 3nuorfommenbeit iletS ol-
aeuebm bemerit wuroe, wie 8, y, Sr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
Bon sec nnO Saien.


u9atapio" BON Der Snm6urg-glmeri.
fo-Sinie nit groBer @eripGtuug
ongelaugt 8radte 296 3wi-
Observation-Disclosures. u@}oiu"
pom 9}oroO. 9lopO am @}outos
erpartet.
9}ob 25.tdgiger &eiie oodte geitern
gegen 154 llbr 9taAmittags Der
Ganpfer n9otopia~ bon ser Som-
burg-glmerifo.2inie all ieinem @Sier
in Canton. Ger 0ampier bat am 8.
DlGr3 Som6urg perIoiien lmo in ben
eriteu GageH Der Heiie ein iugenobu.
lid itiirmii6es @etter 81 6elte6en ge-
bobt, ouS ioear oen Stcuer.glpporot
oeS S6iiieS 10 bei6oOigte, Dab Der
GapitGu iid citidfeBen miBte, %un.
ia 0elgaOo ouf ben A5oren au5ulau-
len lmO bort 9leparaturar6eiten Dor.
nebmen 81 loiien, ebe bic 9ieiie fort-
geiest meroen fonnte. Der Heit ser
9leiie perlief bel 6eiierem @ctter, bis
ein oibter 9}e6el auf Ger G6eiapcafe-
9ai nod 81 gutter 2est sic 9lnfunit
nm eineu Sag per50gerte. Die r8a-
topia~ louoete 296 3wii9enoedspai-
iagiere.
oN1 a II" fommt ontag.
Ger Gompfer DMoin" oes glorOo
2lopos, ser ii6er @6ilaoelp6ia no6
Baltimore 6eitimmt lit, miro uorouS-
ii6tlid ndditen Nloutaa NIT 1850
8aiiogiereu bier eintreffen.
2cu6 tboien Snipeftion. II.
Ser Senoer ,,@ooO6ine" poH Der
bieiigeu 9eudtihifi-Statiou lit ua6
Ger S6arpS SSslano-@as6oie obge-
gauaen INN Oa5 BORT ulSgegougene
Siht pieoer IN 0ronuug 81 bringeu.
@r miro Oarua6 cine ooait0uoige
goieu.Snipettion ab6alten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
Nann Eeine Nurluiirie ucriraagn.

Sn oer @oIi5eiitotion 81 Canton
lcgtc 9lid6ter @opel aeitern Dem 81.
jo6riocn @iaiom 0unn BON Der Siio
6. StroBe cine @clOitrofe BON $75
lnO Soften oilt neil CT SteOeu S.
6or BON 9lr. 1904, Softer. glpcmle,
ongebl6 ongcgrifieu bobcn ioa. Sr-
9or botte Dumn 8ur &eoc gciteat,
wciI er nit Oeiien 17.iabriger God.
ter @}ario S. 6or 9e5icblm9cn I'M.
ter6oIten bobcu ion 6t6uleiH 6or
modtc Dor 9iidtcr @opca Sen Jun.
gen @loun fir ibrcn 2ebcnsWonOeI
oerantuortIih glidter 4opea Der.
hdngtc. mie cr idete, obiidtlitb sic
bobe Celebrate wegen oer 9tebcn.
umliGnoe oieics 5oaes. Dunn muBte
ms @efdngniB monoern oa er S75
nc0t 8abler tonHte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
Nr. Wliltnn y. g8iQiams tuSt.

N3ilton 9. @iaioms, Scr SHlfS-
StoIiirer Der .Slotionol Union @onf, "
friiberes N1itglieo Scr @orfbeborOe
uno ebemolieer @lanoger Oes 19ol-
timore Clearing Souie, itorb geitern
Wforaeu fur5 nod 6 llbr IN Der
.llnion @roteitont SSnfirmarD, no
CT Iib md6rcno Der lettcn oht Gage
aIs @atient mlfgebolteu bate. Der
SoO erfolgte ourb Elm @}oeenleiocn,
mel6es Srn. &iaiams bcreits felt
cinen1 Sabre 5u idoffen genlodt
bate. gSor So Sobren in Oit.9alti.
more geboren, mor ser 9obineeidie-
ocnc longe 3eit cine prominentc 81.
glr IN 0eu @onf. uno Sonoelsfreiien
@oltimore's. 91ngere 3eit befIeioete
er oen @oiten zines &oiiirers in Der
.Sl0 Gomn 9ont4 lmo mar i'm 8e.
iite perihieoener 9lemter in mebre-
rem Orgoniiotionen. gle6en ieiner
g9ittpe, melhe cine geborene Narp
StronfIin it, ii6erle6en ibn cine
So6ter. Sri. 8eulob @ilioms, umo
Elm Sobn 0r. SanforO @iaians.
Ger Eootc mor ebcnfoaS elm Dlitglieo
Ocs 6reimmlrcr.Sroens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
guradl iiber Sen.

sn Dem meitliden 3pcigc oes
,.Gbriitliheu &ereins iuugcr Didns
ner biclt Gowin Siggins gerern
ngueu0 eincu @ortrag iiber Sen, ben
itor oes Sterneubanner Sicoes.
Seincu iniereiianten 9lusfiibrun9en
lanidDtc elm 3oblreides 4iiblitum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
sluiaepaft! @litaIieOer Ses nlIuteI
&r1ii0s@ereenW

2G Die Stag.6allc geIdllOReH lit,
fiubet nuiere @iertclia6rs.SitHng
hcnte, ISrcitue, 3. glpriI, bei 6. 3.
6uuefe, 40S @cit- 2eginstOu.Strn
itott. 0ao GOmite. (9lpriI2- -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
sonneuanf. nnO ilutsraana.


sir MarDlano unO ben GiitrItt
Columbia. 6eute imo morgen i'm gla'
aemciueu flor, 6cute etwoS tii6ler;
lpidtc, mciit noroweitlide uno moro.
lide gSiuoe.
@eiteru berridte I'M glllgemeinen
flares. o6er minoiges @ettcr Eie
h6cbiip 8enperotur beirug 5S @roo
itm 3 ll6r 9}ohmittags uuo Die ME
onaiie 80 @raO i'm s llbr gIbenos
Su oeu ii6riaen @etier6eOba6.
hlnas Statioueu mar Die nieorigite
1cmperahr mie iolgt glilautic 6iiD
50 0ismard 30, Bolton 40, Buffalo
"a, 06arleiton 62, Chicago A. 6leOe'
iano 3S, Corpus G6riiti 6S, IeuUer
8s. Eetroit 36. Gnlutb 30, Goltport
26, @ulDeitou II Green @oD 32, Sot.
iesas 56. SoUre %, Seleno 30, Sad
ionuille GA. aanioS Sin A6, anor'
nille so Souisuile 46, Niarquette
2G. Wlemp6s "a, Nlontaomerp 62,
Dlontreal 30, 9|autildet 40, 9leu Nr.
leou6 10, 9lep Dorf "A, Stlaboma
50. giitsblrgb "A. &bilaoelp6ia 46,
Qorilauo. NE, "a 8ortlauo Ore
BE-. Cuc6ec % Roleig6 80, Salf Sofc
Giu "A, Can Sroucisco 52, ct.
Qouis 80. ct, @md 34 Scronton
IA, shreveport GO, Spotane 46,
Gonpa 66 @oi6iustou 80, @imi.
tea y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03

YalmiOnntag unO Gltcrn
wcrOcn I'M
''OcuIll5en COrreIpOnOenlen'
am fUmmemOem ZUnntag
ourd AnBob bodntereater u0 5etgemGBer 9rte Den
ieeu crmdbnt:
u@as Die ShesIOdeu 6rugeu" GauihirD.
r1ic STRIDE GeiIseu Grabe in SernIacm" Gauitrirt
galmOuuaa- mO Otter sIGnOereieH Oun a. 8. g.
gnsrlci 9fnstef. sHeu duutrirD.
Gms gauge eee SIntratiOucu.
y1ie ruiTIdeu GrOberer in @crfeu."
pGsbera-SutatrUp6e in cranuuO"
..n2is 6rmr ais GriuOerin."
oa9f gefeia Oentid,er aanfemte mO SuuOclssc6Hlicu
oams Der 6raneuwelt" GauitrrD
gnerlci gSeteu
Suterefautcs aus Der uIteu @et.
GStOrcac geprcdmusem.
Die uemeten 1epcidjeu aus Nacrifu nnO Sem SuauOs
gSic Oc eadeu in 9a6uopu Icacu-
SutereFaHte eOtOIberdte.
gSas Die S6eacr bieteu.
@snsfes uOm GrnuSRidsmOrfte.
GirdIide Iadlrideu
Bcr Oc .Gadiaa Gorreiponoente 6tcaen mill iOatc Ous
oOc cnc @ofortc ua@ ga li8 o9oItmore stra6e icnOm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
air 9IbIIuldef II Ch.NaIIimOre.

Nlik DlUllUiVbl w - ~<'utAiN'p+Ns
Beriretcr Don mebr ais eincut
Dubcuo periHieoeucr gtationolitdten
Icuticbc, @olen Ssroeliten 9tui.
icn 9itbauer. Stoliener, 9obmcn
l6richeu 6abeu iett sic Ganpasne
fir oir Grrihtuug elmer @uod1 Rrott
Bibliotbcf III Cn.9altimore oiIige
nrumct oic bon Scr vGoit9uItimore
9leiab6orbooo glNoriation4 ms Sc
hen qculien moroen lit 0ic Yer
maItung Der Gnoh @ratt 9ibliotbet
gat oie GrrihhHg zines @ebduoes
iui gepribe bon $4,000 5ngciogt
Ioas bic @elonittel 5ur Qlni6oifing
0cs 9auplobes auigebrad)t meroen
ulroen Die oGait Baltimore Jleigbs
0orDooo glnociatioi" bat aus oieient
Nmmoe einc &erianmlnng abgcbal
tpn uno beihloiicL 9lntbeiIideine in
Nctrdgcu bon 50c. bis So IN llmlpllt
al ietcn. Gos Goniite, oos aus oen
@crren @lor Gorton @bil. 8. Spfes
uno eas arupuid bcitebt, lift ciirig
0onii beihoitigt, oeie Coupons"
d08tIcbeu. Gie Grridtuug elmer
Nblioibct miiroe einem langen Se.
oliriniB Ct9aItimore's cntipreden
oa Sic bis6er oorbanoeuen 6reibiblio.
thcfqu fir bic 2inipriide ocs &ublis
tnms ndt mebr ausreideu. Dos
Gonlitc III beitrcbt ein 8runoItiif
u6aIlhit in Scr 9iobe Der Baltimore.
1traBe imo Central gIpenue 5u erf
iocr6cn. giSber iino ourd Die Somnt
luug etipa 5000 eingegongen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03

murOe geitern sum eriteu 0lal wieOer
IN 9etrieb eeiebt mo, mie Sr. &bit-
man erflort, perOeu Oie 9leieruoirs IN
uenigen Saaen micOer Oen normalen
@aiieritonO errci6t bo6cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03
8 Q d MoDen 9 amm 5 { !
oIlen 0mna nabe.

Giuer 9lngabe ocs @oiieringenieurS
@bitmou 5uiolge miro Der neuc
God &open-Ihmm in 3uei 8O6eu
poIlenoet ieiu, cr miro a6er crit be-
mbt ueroen, mem Der in Serbin-
plmg nit Dem Gomm notbig gemor-
oeue 9ml Oerihieoener StruBen
mo 9riiden peiter Ooreeidritten
iein miro. Gs miro erpartet, ooB
Oies bis I. Sni Der Sail iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-03

@aNcr.SSnaenieur @bitman FIN
Oiate geiteru an oaB iein Departe.
ment BON iebt on in Ger Soge lem
meroc, Oen 9obleuperbroub Der sVlt
9iopal gumpeuitation Inn 10 Pro5enl
3ll reolBiren. Gieie Hcolftiou mlrc
oaolrb moglid, ooB Die Saiptpal'
ierleihugsro6ren bon Scr 'Fumpell'
itotiou nad 0eu gtoro.9altimore'Ste'
ierDoirS IN geraoer Sinie gelegt uur.
0cn. Gie aoblen iiir bic Uit yfopol'
&unpenitation foitetcn bisber Y4O,'
600 pro Sa6r. ToS gienlegcn Der
Ro6rcu foitetc etpo S25, 900, 10 oob
iid oicie 9lr6eit in etwa feds Sa6rcH
Oirh Die G'riparniB al aoble be5ab'
len miro. Gnr1 0as @eraoele8en Der
9l6breu miro beoeuteno ueuiger araii
beu0t6igt, Gie neue aroBe @Sumpe
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-03-24

Leave AmericuB for Rtchland, Co
jrmbus, Dawson, Albany and interm@
aiGts points
1905 q. m.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-03-24
ONE MAN KILLED, MANY
INJURED IN CAR CRASH

Gasport, N. Y, March 13.-One man
was killed two MORALLY wounded and
eight hurt when an electric car run
ming wild on the Buffalo, Lockport and
Rochester trolley line crashed into an
other car early today, telescoping it.
Not one Of the passengers on the two
cars escaped injury.
A Rochester bound car stopped at
the Gasport station about midnight for
orders. Both motorman and conductor
alighted and went in the station. For
some unknown cause the car suddenly
started at full speed For two miles it
ran wild. At Wickwire it crashed into
Battle-Ground car, telescoping it.
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FALSE TEETH THIEF
TAKES PITY ON HIS
VICTIMS; MAKES HIT
SHRUNKEN GUMMED PLEA CAUS-
ES HIM TO SHOW HEARTS IN
RIGHT PLACE

Oakland, Cal, March 22.-W. F.
Roche, master burglar, broke into a
dentists Office recently and when he
left twenty sets of false teeth left with
him. The artificial choppers had been
left there to be repaired
Roche was arrested, charged with
burglary, and the twenty sets of teeth
held as evidence. That settled Roche
but what Of the owners of the teeth?
One of the twenty visited Roche yes
terday. There were tears in his eyes
His gums were shrunken, his lips
wrinkled When he spoke it was in
the pathetic liquid tones affected by
Eddie Foy.
For the love of Mike said Roche
"let us have our teeth back! We hove
not had anything to eat but soup since
you got EN-"
Roche was touched, but he didn't set
what he could do. He didn't have the
teeth any more. The police were hold
ing them for evidence. Then he had ;
sudden inspiration.
ITO show that my hearts in tn
right place if my morals are warped,
said he, q will plead guilty That1
40 away with delays and let you &c
your teeth today"
He did it. The magnanimous &C
made such an impression on the cour
that Roche's case was referred to tn
probation officer.
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Cooperative Pure
bred Cattle Sales

Washington, D. c., March 23-One
OF the most important effects of the
eradication of the Texas fever cattle
tick in the South and the consequent
release of large areas from quaran-
tine has been a development of a de-
mand among farmers in the railroad
area for purchased cattle to improve
their native stock, especially beef
cattle. Many requests have reached
the Department of Agriculture for as
sistance in obtaining such animals.
Farmers in this territory often do not
know where or how to buy and do not
feel confident in their own judgment
as to what to buy. To meet the situa-
ton, the Bureau of Animal Industry
recently suggested a cooperative ar
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Irangement between breeders asoscia-
tons and the Farmers Cooperative De-
monstration Work of the Department
Of Agriculture, whereby sales could be
held at which purchasers could be as
sured of fair dealing.
The plan suggested that the associ-
alton cooperating would hold sales in
outhern territory as an association,
that it would guarantee all animals Of
fered and would assume all response
bility for them and all expenses con
nected with the sales. The Depart
ment in turn would furnish informa-
ton concerning the sale through
agents and demonstrators of the Far
mers' Cooperative Work stationed in
the South.
This plan was approved by the Sec
rotary of Agriculture, and the first &C
sociation with which it was put into
effect was the American Aberdeen
Angus Association. The first sale by
the Association under the cooperative
plan was held at Montgomery, Ala, on
February 3, and was decided sue
cess. The cattle were not immune to
Texas fever and had not been in
oculated, but went to farms which are
free from tick infection. The Associ-
alton is so well satisfied with it's init
iaI experiment that it is planning 9TH
er sales to be held at other points I'M
der the same arrangement
The Department believes that this
arrangement will not only be of great
value to Southern farmers in improv-
ing their live stock, but that it pre-
sents an added field of usefulness for
breeders associations by broadening
in a perfectly legitimate way the mar
ket for animals owned by its members.
it is hoped that arrangements similar
to that now in effect with the Ameri-
can Aberdeen-Angus Association may
be perfected with other live stock
breeders associations.
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DIR. BAHNSEN IS WAGING
WAR ON CATTLE TICK
Rushing Good Work Through
out State

DIR. P. H. Bahnsen, state yeterinar-
ian, spent yesterday at his home IN
Americas, resting for a day in the
war he is waging throughout the state
in the eradication of the destructive
cattle tick. A more vigorous cam
paign will be launched April LIST.
DR.. Bahnsen has been thus engaged
in Middle Georgia recently, and with
April he will begin work in the follow.
ing counties:
Dade, Walker, Catoosa, Chatooga,
Murray, Whitfield, Gilmer Dawson
Forsyth, Milton, Cherokee, Cobb, Full
ton, DeKaIb, RockdaIe, Jasper Madi-
son, Ebert, Greene, Columbia. Nc
DufIie, Richmond, Warren, Han
cock, Baldwin and others.
The success with which the tick err
adication work has proceeded in other
counties in the state has made the de
mands upon the department of agricul-
ture for such campaign most numer-
Gus.
The federal government will COOP
crate with the state and other author-
tiles in prosecuting this work vigor-
ously
In each county these authorities are
given hearty cooperation by the mem
bers of the Cotton Seed Crushers' AS
sociation of Georgia, many of whom al
their own expense, have built dipping
watts with which to prosecute the work
.of tick eradication.
/ DR.. Soule estimates that the cattlt
tick costs the state Of Georgia IS 900.
0O0 per annum, and i is believed thai
18th the cattle tick driven out OF Geor
q ais state will become one of tn,
e2 most live stock producing states
4 lie union.
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HARDWICK TO OPEN HIS
CAMPAIGN IN SAVANNAH

Savannah, Ca, March 23.- Congress
man Hardwick will make his first
speech in Georgia since he has an
nounced his candidacy for the United
States senate in Savannah. He is to
come here on the night Of April Is for
the purpose of responding to toast a.
the annual banquet of the Cracker
Progressive club. 1t is expected that
his speech will be largely political.
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Washington, D. c., March 23-Illus-
trated lectures on the Southeast as
the ideal place for the homeseeker are
being given throughout the North dur
ing the present winter by agents o.
the land and industrial department Of
the Southern Railway and affiliated
lines. These lectures have been con-
Quoted in countries and vicinities in
which the Southern Railway System
made exhibits at county fairs in 1913
and resulted from desire by the peo-
pie to know more of the Southern
country. The lectures have been very
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RAILROADS USES MOVIES TO
TELL ADVANTAGES OF SOUTH

popular and at almost every place the
crowds have filled the halls. One lee
turer reports that in many places in
New York and Pennsylvania every
seat was taken and standing room
was filled, and sometimes many wall
ed to get into the hall. The views
shown are largely agricultural AMI
horticultural, but include scenic, in
dustrial and city subjects. One of the
agents now has a number Of dates
ahead in New York and Pennsylvania
and arrangements have just been COM
pleted for a series of lectures in In
diana and Ohio.
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For further information apply to II.
?. Everett, Local Agent, AmsrioHG,
Ca; G. W. Small, Div. Pass Agx
savannah, Ca; G. B. Ryan, @. p
Norfolk, Va. advt