davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
sel6itmurOucrindl.

G6orles ". Garter nit ciucm Strid
I'M Oen @aIS in ieincr @o6mng
bcnuBtIos BON ieiner S6wclter
ouigeimOen. llntcriuc6ung
, forOert ctli6c GucdiiIber-Eobltt
ten lmO cinen 9lbidicOsbricf 81
Gage.
Dit cincm 0idcn Strid I'M 0en
0olS wurOc geitern @ior9cn flr5
nab I ll6r G6orlcs ". Gorter bon
iciucr Shueiter, 6rm 9lnnu Smith,
i'm &oroer5inmer ocs eritcn Stod.
perfS i6rcr gemciniomcn gSobmtng,
9ir. 900, Somerict. .StroBc, obnmG6
tig ouigefluOen. Sn Scr 9}dbe be.
fono ii6 cine fIeine 9Iebbii6ie, mel-
dc fiinf 2uediiIber Eoblettcu cnt
biclt. Garter lag mif cincm Sop6o,
Ole 3im9c 1ing ibm iueit aus Dem
Nlltnoc, iein @eidt bottc cine 0ull.
fclrotbc, fult lbnar5c 6orbc.
@oIi5iit 6ronf $. 9iu5ido wurOc
in aeuntliB gciebt mo iorgtc fiir bic
llc6crfil1rlnN oes 9cipuBtIoien nod
Ocnl st. Soicp6's 8oipitol" in Dem
9otrolmogcu ocs norOoitliMcn. Or.
gt. Shulb IieB Garter 0oiclbit dr5t
li6cn 9ciitono angeoeiben. Sin nit
9leiitift oei6riebeucr lmO foit nm
lcicrli6er 9ricf pllroc olligeiunocn,
IN lpcl1cpl Garter in 5GrtIidcn gSor.
ten pon einem geluiiicn 6r6nlciu
NeQen 8ifcr gl6ihicO nobm lnO tic
bet ibm oicicn &cr5peifllngsi6ritt
8u 6cr5ciben. gluBcr Dem 9}omeu
mics OoS S6rcibcn jeoodJ feinc Wci.
tcrc 9lorciic uuf.
o6rQu glnna Smith, Oic S6lpeltcr
Garter 5, iaatc ans, iie ici in Ocr9tabt
Don Samitag uuf Somitog gegcnDlit
terno6t ploBfd crpadt lmO babe ci-
ncn brcn5libeu @crudb oeripiirt. Sic
babe Dem ie0ob fcinc meitcrc 9cOct-
tmg bcigele0t, bis lm0cidbr nm lll6r
Der @eul6 oernrtig illtcniip pirr0e,
DAB lie ouiitano, Inn i6rc @obmug
uad) cinem ctrpaigen 9ranoe abjuiI.
den. Gnr6 idmmtli9c H0ime iei tic
ocgangcn mo iAlicBlih aud in ooS
&orocr5inuurr i'm criten Stodmcrfc
gcfommen no iie i6rcn 9ruoer be-
muBtloS oitf oem Sopba licgcuO ali-
gehulOen babe. Sin Strid BON etlpa
Il 3oG Gurdmciicr mar ieit Inn ici-
ncn Sol5 gcidhngcn.
Garter lpar I'M Stanoc. 0cilern inn
9anic Oes @ormittags OaS Soipitol
81 Dcrlaiien mp micoer nab iciner
@obmlug 5nriid5ufc6rcn. Gr lit im-
perbciratbct lmO ioa ieit ctpo 6 Qio-
nntcn oollitonoig obltinent 9elcbt ba-
ben. Grit gon3 fiir5iih 6abc CT mic
Ger au0ciangcn alfo5oliibe 0ctrGnte
81 iiG 5ll ncbmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
airdllid,e gludjridjtcu.

Goronol @ibbons uoll5iebt 6irmnng
in Scr ct. 9co.airdc @irO BON
Sen @erciucn Der @cmenoe NIT
flicocuOcn 9ouncrn obge6oIt
So6reSpcriunmlhng Der 09olti.
more @let6ooiiten.Gonicrcn OeS
SiOcnS.
o,GG Stqliener @oltinlorc's gdbcn
Gor0inol (Si66onS gciteru 9}udmit.
toa ehen 0cr5li1en Gmpioug ais cr
lib SIR 6irmuug elmer groBen Slolic
llnh Ser fot6oliiden ct. Sco's Ssr6c
qn Ser Gretcr. lmo Stiles. StroBc be.
gn5, 9ln Der WaD. mo Baltimore
StroBe erportctcn i'm sic &ereinl'
glulgqg Scr Stride nit i6rcu 9annern
m0 gelcitcten ocn Cardinal sur
Stride, no Die 6eicrliHfetcn I'M 4
ll6r i6rei 9lniong nn6men llicr
9cilmg pon Sri. Wiinnie WlaaoV 9e-
longte Elm beionOcreS nndifoIilAc5
grogronm sur 9lusiii0rung. Gic
3obl Gcricnigcn, an welhen Der Gar
oiual Die 6irmnug pol5og, belief id
oui $50, uon weIhcu ehpa so Gr-
mohicue moren.
D1et6ooiiten Gonferenj.
Eie ia6rlibe 9eriammIuna ser
Baltimore Wlet6oOiiten Gonfcren3
Nes SiocuS" nimmt morgen 9lbcnO
in scr ct. @ouiS Stride al ser g9eIt.
1Sapettc. StroBc i6ren g(niong. 9ii6oi
GollinS GcnnD DirO ocn Goriib iii6.
rcn ino 9iihoi s. 6. Soie i'm oobei
uiiiitircn. Tie @oItorcn Sobn Ynul
Iplcr uon Der Greieinigfeits .Girde
mo Sehupn 81. Godrea Don Der Ct
@ours Stride iueroen wo6riGeinli1
ceriebt reroen 6erncr merOen Die
Gelegatcn fiir Die in Gflo6omo Gitp
Sfla. itottiinoenOe @eneral.Gonie'
reH5 crp16lt wcr0en. %ornebmlih
miro in Der Gouiereu5 ii62r Die 9aien-
Mcdltc ser Grouen Oisfltirt perOcn.
Icie 6rnge 1ot in letter 3eit Strcl'
tiafeitsa IN ser Stride ucruriadlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
SSaltintprc,s 3nfnnft.

9lif ipcjieaes Griu1cn miro 0el'l.
@ornIittag L ll6r @lauor |re'lO"
Dor Ben S6iilern Der u6ricnO 'SSpn
le,~ an Der %arf 9Iueune mo Su'
rcnaitroBc, eincn &ortrag ilber OuS
Gbemo n9nltiniorc'S 3uflmTt" w.,
ten. Bic @citer Oes Snititltt9 0up'"
einen GDflus Don Gortrdgei arln"
girt. GoS @ublifum bat trclcll ~
tritt. Gic ud6iten 9ieoner llno; !, =
llpril SiiliS Gontroleur Nlll. ~
G6ilos, r0ic lt0otii6eu @idrtte; ~.
9lpril :. .Scnru 9ofcr %ralloee..i
scr Sbonfliccn5 @cboroe. ~
g6dtiqfcit ser S1anfliccu5 SeQpl
oc;;" 4. N}ai Or. Zoos. .Vl- SVu
ocnfoif SerrciGr Der iiGoiiiben 0rer
boo GomnIiiiion: uGie 6reibdoer !"
europa un0 9(nerifa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
Niirn6nGn gleternn bcerOi9t.

0ic Itcr6lid,c oiiQc bon Sclpl9 q.
NiifcD, Dem dltcitcn 9lngcltelltell =.
8crnivbonio @iicn6o6n, Der anl0ls,
tag ans Dem Scbcn ihico, iplroe y
Itcrn 9Ia6mittog 5ur lcbtcn 9il'De " "
bcttet. S5m Graiier6alic 9fr. l2o. ,,r
6orrciiitraBe, ging Der 9cilebull9 :, su,. ~.
@cOd1tniBicicr Dorms. Ger ~
Itorbcnc Oicntc wGbrcuo OcS Nllrg.'
fricgcs in Scr lluions glrWce '
iiibrtc oic critic Sofomotipc, ais oor. os
Giicn6abn nod Dem &ricge oell ~,
trie6 micOcr ailinnbm. 9fcbcn lV""A l,A
@ottin 6iitcrIdBt CT o@t all'oer ~
II @nfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

mcldc sic g2ilfinion-gil mtcr.
Itiibcn. 0icie Siiertcn lplrOen abge.
mieien rnO ole gSilfinion Bill miro
pom llnter6aHs nit elmer gr0Beren
W}oioritGt ols Der N}oioritdt BON IS,
nit ipclGer iic iiir Die &coicp.9ilI
in6itituirt murOe, ongenommen luer-
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
saidlcnOie6rn anm opier aeianen.

Scr IN glr. 303, 5olt 9lll'"De"
lpo6nbofte 9}ifolauS Smith fam ~. y;
tern 9|o6nittog na6 Der lilolpcl.,r, .,',
6cn @oli5ciitation mo mel0ete O''" t
madt6abclOci &oli5ei Sielliel'u'S
Strott, OoB er am Samitag AOV"' ,,,
fir5 na6oenn CT ciueu StraBellpagp't;
g8ag1on Scr N}oOiion 9loenne y y.
nic ucrlnlieu babe, ieine @elotalloa-T
pcrmiBtc. er Bate in oerielben % %o,o
in @onfuoteil mo alcin9elo. ~
Welotoidc 'trug CT in Der re6teH 9U'
icntol1c. Ga Der StraBcnbaDnlpag-
oon nit @aiiogieren uoQ beiebt lpa''
6ottcn bic Eaidenoiebe jeoellIa"S
lcibtcS Spiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
@cacu -Nlrbcit.

WCUCW Okllpll ApNtA+
GonorcB 9l6ocorOnctcr 2oUiO s
9cluiS unO 9L 5. aeluap, iolule
2,o6n $. 6crguion proteitiren &C.
gen 9lcuOcrilng OcS ainOcrarOeiti
@cicbS. - Strof 6ciu6te @iaOer
ocrianmhng i'm aSolliOaq-Str.+
G6catcr."
llntcr Ocn 9luipi5ien ocs &il0er'
orbeit Gomite'S pon Nlarplallo
fonO geItcrn No6nlittog inn nSolll'
oouitroBen G6eoter" cine Viale'''
uerianmlllng Itott, in pelder gegen
Oie 9lcnOcrung Oes ainOcrorDc'l.
@eiebes, mclGeS &inOern i'm Nlte'
BON 10 So6rcn 0eitottcn ioll i'll ocn
GountD Gonierucnfo6rfen 5u QrprF
ten, @rotcIt cr6o6cn iurlrOe. ny
&criunnlllng mar tiuBcrlt 5oDIre'~
6ciudt, ino gon5 bcionOcrs ware"
olc @litglicOer Der n@iorplono Nllu
ciotion, SppoieO to @omcn'S Sul
ru0e~ oiey Suit Government SenlI9e,
ser ,9lrrnOcl Gm6," Die oSfai'
0cOcration of @omcu's Glub~" o.e
,gSonionS Gipic 9cagne" nn0 OlT
,Gonilners' 9eogue" in GROCER 3ap'
ucrtrcten. General Sopraion JfI99S
fii6rte Oen &oriib lmO itelte iacQ er
nigcn einleitenOen 9emcrflngel OF"
crIten 9ieoner, GongreBobgeorOueiVn
GooiO s. 9elpis, Dor. Gcricl6e lpro"
ctpo mic folgt: oGs lit icl6itper ltanO
lib. OoB fir Oen. 9lr6citgcber felne -
0roBcn Soften erlpaHicL menll e
&in0er anItellt, olS mcnn cr geJOlll'
gen it, crluodienen Ycrionen Y'
i6Gftigung 5il ge6en Dies 1T 9.n0
6elonOers in ser Gonierpen SllVl.
itrie ser Sail, 100 ainOerarbeit ll'l
2ei6tigfeit ge6rau6t ueroen tal''.
Sic Gonieroen 6o6rifonten IN OF"
peridieoenen Counties bon NtolV'
lon0 6o6cn iic6 ais gelpiegte Cy
i6GitSleute ge5eigt. sic maren d.
crIten, mel6e 0os lln6equeme V'S
@eiebes bonn Sabre 1912, welbes ..
loat, OoB mlr Ginoer inn 9llter pU'
5wolf So6ren an 6eidGitigt merOes
f0nnen einio6en umO woreh al."
Die eritcn luelGe cine 9lcnoerln9 p,'
les @eieteS oerlangtcn. Sn Der ~
gisldtur 6efmoet iid 5ur 3eit el''
@orloqc, pona6 sic GonierpenlaD'F
fen bon Oieieu 9eitimmungen al'%
Qei6loiien icin iollen. Gas lllliei
6ous bat uiele Nlitglic0er allf5iIlVe'
len sic Die 9lnnubne Oiaier SIll D"
Derbinoeru iudten. GrosOem 0oS ~
mite fiir 9lr6eit Oic Iorloge lngl'"
itig ein6cri6tete, poiiirtc Oielcl0e OUS
Sous uno beiinoet iicb icbt I'M =
notS-Gomitc fiir 6innrBen. GaS cln
5iac, ipoS erreibt uurOc, 1T OaB ."
9nnenoenent 81 Ser &orlage cll'S'
reidt muroc, monn6 bic 9llters9rr''49..
fiir in Gonierpcniobrifcn belhoIlg,'
&inOcr ouf 10 5obre icitgelett lpui
Oc. s. mare iitberlih I'M Sniervnlss
ser ainOeuuelt 81 beOauerlt lui
0ieie &orla0e Sen Stantslennf Pu''
ren iolltc." ao.
Gr. g(. 5. WlcaelwoD ponl ny'ui'SU
nolcn ainOerur6eit Gomite" mo =.
$. 1ScrgliuL @rGiOcnt Der 0,Seoga'n,
tiou oi 2o6or," ipro1cn i'll lV'''
Slime.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
glns Ocm qc6eu ocidicOcn.

0cnrD SanOfubler inn 9llter Don y
So6ren geitor6eu. 6rou @lorD
u. 9i6sler bonn Eooe 0o6ingcroiit
Guniel 6erbert i6eiOet in bo-
bcm 9lltcr ans Dem 2e6en.
9}a1 lGngerer &ronf6eit lit i'm III.
ter pom y S5o6ren Serr 9enrp Sano.
fll6lcr in iciucr @o6uung, gir. 506,
Observation-Disclosures, geitor6eu.
Gr murOe inn Sabre 1912 in Otter
foppel 6ei OSnabriid qc6oren unO
fam inn Sabre 1870 uo62lmerifu, no
er li6 in Baltimore neOerlieB. Sin
ponr Sabre ipGttr 6eirotbcte er SRI.
9luguita 5oitenreit6, melde i6m por
If So6rcn 0urb Oen ZOO cntriiien
mtroe Scrr Sonohlbler mor 81
Sabre lang bel icincm 9ruOcr, 6ronf
SonOft6ler, Dem 6efonnten @ciB6icr-
6o6rifontcn, bei6ditigt Gr 6inter.
lGBt Orci S06ne, bic 6rren &cnru,
6reOcrif unO 9ern6orO SonOhl6ler,
iowie cine Soc6ter, Sri. Wiario SonO-
fuller
Grrei6te 6o6cs after.
S5n Der @o6mmg icincr Gohter,
9tr. 1911 @eIt. 6ronflin.StroBe, itor6
geiiern inn 6o6en Sitter bon SO Sab
rem Scrr Coniel Ser6ert. CoS Be
grG6uiB iiuOet am Gicnito9 @iorgcu,
nod elmer &eqriem-@leiie in ser IA
IF. g}ot66clier" -airtbc, auf Dem ISL
@rI0ier. 6ricObofe" itott.
Srau NiurD u. 81 oSlcr.
GoS 9cgrG6niB Scr o1u lcbtcn
Snnitog inn gllter BON SO So6ren &C.
itorbenen 6rou @loru 81. 9loslcr i'm
set morgcn 9lo6nittog BON Ser @o6.
ming i6reS So6nes, &rn. 6reoerid
&6slcr. gtr. 527, SiiO-&otomoc.Str,
aus ouf oem n9ouOon Yarf6rieo-
6oie@ itott.
@irO mor0en beerOi9t
N16rgen 9}ohmittog fiuOet bon ici.
ner @o6nlng m Der Dorf-9ioaO ans
oos Segrd6niB OeS om SomItog ans
oem 2e6en gei6icoenen Srn. 9InOrelu
S5ilgurtucr, GiceYrdiOent II. Sdob-
meiiter Der Silgortncr Nlnrmor So,
Itott. Serr Silgartner mlroe Dor lS
Sobren in Baltimore geboren umo
mar Ser So6u Oes in5wii6en oerItor-
benen Srn. 9uowig Silgortner, mcl-
der OoS @iormorgeihGit eto6lirte.
Sen @ruOer, $5err G6orles 9. Sill
gartuer, beiinOet iic6 sur 3eit in @u.
ropu. Gr miro iibcrle6t BON ieiuer
Uottin, 6rou 2lOcle @il0ortner, lmo
orci &inOern, Sen 6rlS. So6onno ln0
9lnno Silgortncr, iowic Srn. 9Inorcp
Silgortncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

,,anoiiorinm" abe gsbie Sifcr"
,,00l0nial" EbnriiOn. Der 3anberlhnilcr.
,,TUros g. a0onCO l'pn Niniircls".
,,WnBcm" .Nrls from Sinrlau0".
,,Winmlano" @nu0cOiae mo gsdnocblbcr
gWinnt Aiaocmie"- Lbc Irail Of toe Gone.
Tome finc".
yNblbnrm0uiinher SrancnsNbur, sm -.
Nidri. glbcnoS CONCERT IN .ecDmanns Sale"
Nenn5c1nics 9cnbpbb.9iecitnl Srcing ocn
27 Widr6 4 llbg Nudniiagc.
pTeutilcr WiilitdrsGcrein" NionilQ. ben
%. Nidri. Siiinnlslct iu Der aSroblilu'0auc"
SurHucrcin p4Drmnric" WonidQ 0cH 3U
Wldr5 @hannrncH iu g9llbauabs Lbcaier"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

@rGli0cutcn ser Scr. Staoten @ou.
pcrncurc BON Oeri@ieoenen Stnuten
unO cingrlooenen @Glte; g(nipruhe
oes 8rGiioentcn; Sineen Ger S6uI.
fin0er.
Observation-Disclosures Der Staot;
Gon5erte; 6eucrwerf I'M 6cOeral.
0il- mO i'm 0rilio.Sia-@ @arf; Sai-
ier. .GorneDol.
SonntnN Ocn 13. September.
@ottesoienite in Ocn &ircben;
oGSricoe" miro oos Ebemu 0es Cages
icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
sunncuanf- nnO iIntersans.

Somcnauigang ..~ 6 Il. If @f.
,Sonncmtntcrgaug . 6 Il. 20 Nf.
0lonOanigong A II. 50 @}. @iorgens.
6ht6 ,.. A Il. 26 Ni. NlorgenS.
6hltb .,.. 5 II. N}. 9lbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
.icnitog Ocn s. September.
(GorncOal Gog.)


W}orgcns g(utomobil 8hncn-
9Soro0c, Gnt6Harmq bon @cocnf-
tufeln oocr Wlomlmentcn Our6 pa
triotiic6e @cicaidoitcn
glbcnos Saiuninotion ocr StnOt;
Gon5crtc in pcriAicOcncr Staottbci-
len; GorneOol.
@1ittw 6, ocn 8. September.
(9riiOeroroen.Eag.)
Ntorgcns Iaro0c ser Sriiocr
OrDcu; Gnt6iiailng bon @coenftoieln
ooer @}onumcnten ourh patriotil6c
@eieaihoften.
g(6cn0S illumination Der Stoot; (;
Gon5erte; 9oa ser 9riioerorOen.
Donncrftag. ocn 10. September.
(N1uni5ipal. uno ot6lctii6er Eog)
WiorQens - SSett-Eurncn; Ont.
bilIlino BON @cocnftafcln oOcr Nto.
mmcnten ourh potriotii6c @cicl(
id)often.
g(ben0S ~ 9ntornber Erinf5ug;
Sllinlinution Der Sta0t.
6rcitog Oen fl. Septem6cr.
(9lrmee- ilno Nforinc. .Eo9.)
W5orgcns ~ N}iIit1riIde Yarooc,
an pclhcr @unoeStruppcm @Sarinc
SolOotcn Seelciite rno oic 9fotio.
nal 0lili5 Oerit6ieoencr Staotcu t6cil.
nc1mcn.
NbcnoS Nii(tdr.@aa fir sic
@ollpcrncrc Der peridicoencu Stua.
ten, Gffi5ierc Der 9lrmcc un0 Nlorine
nm eingelaOenen @dite; SIliimna.
ton Scr Stoot imo Gon3ertc.
5anitug, Sen 12. September.
Sterrcn6anncr.Eog)
WlorQcnS llcberiiibung scr al
len ariegSfo6ne ourc6 Die Staot naA
Sort WlcSeurp in 9lmpeienbeit oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
@ada@unussluert@es gciipicl.

@ine crirculihe 3uno6ne erbielt
nciteru Der 6ono, pelhen Der
u0euiidJc Correspondent i'm 9liitrog
Der Ncreinigten gSo6t61tiafeits-
05cicllidnfien fiir Gin bctagtes ocut,
idcs @6epanr iannclt I'M Oaiielbe
in icinen nltcn Iogen Dor Irennling
5n beluo6rcn. Scrr Srnn5 Sauter, Der
6efonntc Sduo6cnf0ni9 cri6ien &c.
iiern 9Iodnlittog inn SAreon OeS
oGeutiden GorreiponOentcn~ mo
ii6erbrahtc inn 9mira9c Oes oGann-
itattcr Golfsicit Gerems" oen @e.
traa uon $40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
eterneMGanner.lSeier luirS arufartia.

@rooromm fiir bic 6eier lit rcib1aI-
tia unO bietct piel Sntereiionte9.
ErdiOent g8ilou miro anne
icin iein. ~ Sricasi6iiie i'm So-
len. Giclc promncntc @erio-
nen erpartct. NlcniHlitc
6loooe.
3pei wiGtigc SiBlmgen mcrOcn
morgen gtadluittug in Ocnl Solpt-
quortier Der Stcrncubouneriecr
Gonmiiiiom 9Ir. 1O7 OIt Solti-
more StroBe, o6ge6olten werOcu,
wo6ci oic Gronsportotionsroten lmO
Oie 9ln5o6l ser Nhliiffopcllen peld6c
6ci6oiit pcrOeu iollcn, 6eiproden
mcrOcn. 0oS IronSportutionS-Go-
mite periouneIt idD I'M 2 ll6r Gic
0litglieOer ociiel6en porcu icit 9lo-
noten Oonlit bccb6itiat gcpcicn Ga
ten SIT ionmeln, luelde Ocn Dcrld)c-
0cnen G,iicn6o6n @eiellihoiten 5lt-
geIonOt mrrocn. S6po6l ollc 9lnt-
portcn bon oieicn Gonpo9licn nod
niht ein9etrofieu imO, 10 6offt OdS
Gomitc OcnnoA, morgct bic rcoujir-
tc 9lotc Die gclud6rt miro, bctount
jil 1e6en.
Gic Siblmg OcS Nhliif-Gomitcs
purOe bon Dem @oriibcnOen 6reOc-
rid @ottlie6 ein6crilien, neil 10 uiele
9riiocrorOen imo anoere Srgoniiu-
tioncu al Ocn pcridicOcnen YoroOcn
imo &rmf5iigen t6cil5lnebmcn
miiuidcu lnO neil 10 piele @ciudc
fir NHniiffnpcllcn ein9clauien Wo.
rem Gas Gomitc bat bic 9lbiidt, Elm
0roBeS @ett-Gor5ert ob5u6oItcn fiir
meldcs pcrt6Dolle @rciie ausgelcst
pcrOen ioIlen. IS 6eiiebt Der &lon,
Oie 6eiten Wluiiffopellen ans allen
S6eilen Oes SanOes nod) Baltimore
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-11

Francis Wilson. the actor, In the outskirts
OF New Rochelle, according to the plot.
He steals $500. 600. 900. or about that
sum. ties up the butler ana dresses IN the
buffers livery. He climbs on TO the roof
and signals TO his confederate, who floats
down to him in a balloon from Cedar Cliff
400 feet above. The thief sails away with
the aeronaut and the detectives are
fo!led.
hydrogen generating plant was
shipped to New Rochelle yesterday. 1t
will take forty hours TO generate 1900
cubic feet OF gas for the balloon. and then
the play will be photographed the first
fair day.
Arnold Kruckmar. manager OF aero
nautics Of the Panama Pacific Exposition.
has returned from Washington, where lac
saw President Wilson and c. II. Walcot;.
secretary Of the aorodynamical laboratory
Of the smithsonian Institution regarding
The organization OF the asroplane race
around the world In 1915 President vii
son told Mr.. Kruckman he would visit tho
exposition.
Mr.. krucknan will leave here June ! s
for six months tour of the world 10
prepare the way for the race. He has =
commission from Secretary Bryan and II
letter ordering United States officials
abroad TO assist him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-11
REBEL DIPLOMACY WINS.
British Consul Appeals Directly to-
Carransa for Nationals.

Ell PAso, April 1o.-Carranza and his
officers are much elated to-day over
visit paid to them yesterday by n. c.
Myles of FL Paso, recently appointed
British Consul to Juarez. and his opening
Of negotiations with them relative to GER
tain British citizens and interests in the
rebel territory. Heretofore all British
matters have been presented informally
to the rebel government by United States
diplomatic agents.
Senior Pedro Fabela, Minister OF
Foreign Relations In the Constitution
alists' Cabinet. issued to-day the follow
ing statement In relation to the repre-
sensations made by the British Consul.
Yesterday the British Consul in I'll
Paso. ii. {. Myles. spoke to me unofficially
regarding claims OF British subjects. This
is the result OF our attitude in the case
OF Benton, of not answering representa-
tions made by the American Government
In the cases OF foreigners who are not
Americans.
1--WE consider that the First Magistrate
has obtained diplomatic victory on
which is founded an act OF Justice in in
ternational law. The British Consul was
given every consideration BY the depart
ment and to-day | shall take pleasure in
answering his representations in accor
dance with the views Of the Chief Magls-
trate.
England gives an example to the res,
Of the nations. who have not recognized
the Constl,utionalists in that they will
oil
First Magistrate in making representa-
tons regarding their citizens. II all gov
ernments were TO proceed in this manner
II would result In considerable attention
to their claims and representations made
in defence OF their citizens. and this would
avoid wrong interpretations about the
stand that the Constituencies Magis-
trate takes, which Is based on right and
justice.
'PEpRo FABELA,
Minister OF Foreign Relations"
The British Consul does not attach as
much Importance 10 his visl, As the rebels
do.
81 was ordered by the B'itisn Am
bassador in Washington TO 20 to JUarez
unofficlally dad ask Carranza 10 see that
the British oil property and other inter-
ests in the Tampco district be respected.
Mr. Myles said. 81 saw Pedro Fibela.
acting Minister OF Foreign Relations, and
explained to him that ! was there at the
request of the Ambassador II an I'M
official capacity. Senior Fabcla said ne
would have Gen. Pablo Gonzales order
his minor chiefs to respect British prop
erty In that district That was al, there
was to the conference and there was RI
idea OF recognition by the British Govern
ment. as my telegraphic instructio g
plainly stated for me TO make my repre-
sensations In an unofficial manner
THE Norman Tracy incident involved
the contiscation of a mine In the State o!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-11
RE- ELS CAPTURE SIN PEDRO
veiasco's Rear Guard Defeated b,
Villas Men.

Ell PAso April 1o.--rancNo Villa and
his rebels took the town OF San Pedro.
forty miles southeast of Torreon, to-day
from the Federal garrison there. This
Information came from villa at Tor-eo.
this afternoon to Vcnustiano Carranza.
supreme Chief OF the Revolution"
villa reported at noon that the fighting
was desperate and of hand 10 hand
character In the streets of the town. He
said he took a number OF prisoners. but
the main body OF the Fedcrals retired
eastward. villa said In his message At
noon that the garrison NJ san Pedro was
'he same garrison which fed from
Torreon. but correspondents who have
been at the front and who returned here
yesterday declare that It was known gen
reached Siltillo and that the garrison
small one ief, behind by NelasCo to i'm
pede the progress OF the rebels.
San Pedro Was the home Of Francsco
Madero. and the late Pr,sider; was liviuG
there when he proclaimed the revolution.
The Madero ranch hous. ana orchard,
we're the scene OF much lighting between
the Federais ana the rebels this weeh.
villa. II IL declared. is preparing %
leave Torreon for Chihuahua, to meet
Nenustiano Csrranza. who Ia TO leave
Juarez tomorrow. according TO an al
nouncement made to-day, for chihuahua,
II Is not stated In Juarez II Carranza VIII
take his Cabinet and clerical stan with
him. but II is said that he Will not DO
SO at once