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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

gSnl 9lrmour %, uno Nlarion@ir.
ginia 9roiun %.
Holp6 ". Simous, 81 unO aat6e.
riue s. 0lcGort6p, IS, @ei0e BON
@ai6iu9tou 2 g.
Somes u. 5ugate, Az un0 @lorp
9ib 4s, @ittper.
9lOam S. @e6er, q, uuo 9lgncS s.
0linocrlein %.
gSnl. g8. @orfielo, 43, 99ithpcr. II.
Garoline IS. 0}unnaQp 40.
eooor Is. llr6an 25, 6orreit @orf,
No. uno Suiie Is. gleilion %, gScit,
9lrlington Do.
Socp6 Sopp it,. 32, uuo Gertrude
l}. @ar6ertS, 27.
SarD @lorcus 20, uno 6lora gGe.
gono, 81 gciHic0en
Econ Y} Scn0criou 2i 9}elu.Yorf,
no Coma @l Glolo, 2l %6iloOel-
p6io.
Sepis y. 9laen 80, unS Sclen 6.
Steue, 81 @ei0c bon &caoina. @o.
So6n G6omas, 25, uno 2loggie
@iaeo, 80.
Clarence 9( oopcro, 26, umo 0lorD
9. @e6rina 26.
Somes 2. WlorriS. 25. g9ee6olp.
fen 9t.S. mo N}orgaret 81 Neuuer.
tn, %, Gaicott Stu. no
Soiep6 @oligorsfi %. unO Nlamie
6ranscisfomsfo. 20.
G6orles S. Gomonoiton 26, uuO
Selen s. @orter, 26.
9loam $. @e6er, o. unO glgncs g.
Wlinoerlein, p.
So6u 6. NlcGoruiid, "A, ggai6iu0.
ton 3 g., uuo @loraoret6 6 Groof
16, Baltimore,
eOworo @. Bailey, 40, nnO Sucp
5. So6nion 81, geidieoeu
Soiep6 0inler, "A, mo @lobcl a.
glOoms, II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21
(Sin ,blinNes G.nnrtett. z

Qrei 02dnner, melde ols Dblinoe"
9Soiiaeicrc mif einem 3pge oern9ol.
iimore mo Cbio.eiienbobn ertoppt
iooroen moren wirOen III Der peit.
liden @oli3eiitation oaitcrn 9Rihter
SoDler borgefiibrt imo SIT $25 nno
Soften peruttbeiIt. IS naren oies
Syomes 9rown aus @ittsbirg6. G6oS.
GortclL ans Stem Dorf ino @enjo.
min Dnpioion ans Indianapolis,
gSaltcr Soule aus Gan 6rancisco
fon nit 81 mo Soften meoen oes
eleihen &ereebens oo0on oo er er.
f!orte, es iei ibnl in glep gorf 9lrbeit
onge6oten moroen imo er bobe oest
bolb perinht, Oobin 81 fommen ST.
CAB ou 5ournaliit 5lI iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

Soicp6 Growleu, welAer 3iIr 3eii
III ser Gatonspillcr sGoli6ciitation
unter Dem oringenoen @eroahte, ocn
oisiii6rlid mitget6eilten lle6erfolI
onf cincm SroBen6o6mpog9on Der
Gllicott GitD 2inie periibt 81 bo
ben ieitgebolten miro, muroc seitcrl
nod bon cinem 5weitcu @oiiogicr,
ocm 9'eger So6n g8. sSoroon nit @c.
itimmtbcit ais ser E6dter ioentiii.
3irt. Ger llebcrfoII fouo ont 5onntoo
an frii6cr 9loreeuihinoe in Der Go.
monoion 9locnue nobc Der Glo 5rc.
Ocrid 9iooo. ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

Inter oeu 5lpei g(ni6uloialngeu
oes Sooiblog.9eriudS oui oie %oli.
5eiSrou Gli5a6et6 6aber lno ben
Foli3iiieu @opp pom noropeItlihen
Giitrift muroe geitern Der 9leger
So6n Garter. ipelHel am Somitag
9l6eno 6eiogte 3pei @erionen ourd
NeOolperidiiic le6ensoeidbrlih Der.
lebtc, in Der HorOmeitlihen &oli5ei.
Station bon 9lihter Nlc6oll big 5ll
eincn meitereu ouf 0en 10. 9topenl.
Der ougeiebteu @er6ore oem @efdng.
nib ii6euuieien @cmdB Dem ge6eis
ierten 9eiin0en Ger 6eioen 8atienten
beiir1t Ole 0oiinnng Dob iie bis 81
Oieiem Sermin 10 peit 6ergeitellt
iinO, Inn ge9en i6ren 9lnereiier Dor
@eridt ausiogen 5u fonuen 6rau
Saber's 3uitouo purOe geitern
9lbeuo ais 0eoeuteno gc6eiiert be.
3eihuet @cgQn DeS glngriiis auf
8rau aenp al Ser 9eluioere.gloenite
miro Garter 0orousiihtlid bereitS
mor9cn Dor Gounip. .@eidworcnen er.
i6eineu miiiieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

Sn ieineni Sdlai5immer in 9tr.
2O4 @roipect 9luenue. @oergreen.
ldoB lid geitern Niorgcu DER 35
Sabre alto s. airf S6eaD cine augel
in ben aopi Seine @ottin, &oie
S6cllp, fono iibn iterbeno oui lno
ais Or 81. Sbeaep BON y}r. 3S49,
&olono.9Iuenuc eiutrof mar scr Sc
6ensmiiOe to0t. Ger @rmo sur S6at
miro oorin geiubt Dab S6eQp Dor
eiuiacr 3eit ieine Stelhmg bel Dem
Baltimore Glub~ perlor. gnlBer
ieiner @ittuc 6interldBt ser &eritor.
6cne orei Sin0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

@eitern 9iodnittog uuroc Serr
Charles aod pon 9lr. 1928, 6lcet.
StraBc Der lcbten 5ontitag i'm 9llter
BON 49 4a6rcn aus Dem 9eben icbie0,
bonn ErouerboHc ans auf oem
uS6marbi6en 6rieo6ofe~ 5nr emf.
gen Ru6c 6eigeiebt 9Soitor @iir5
bielt cine ergreifeuoe Erouerreoe.
Ger @eriiorbenc mar IN Soaeuberg,
1Seitp6alen aeboren nno fam inn
Sabre 1889 nah Baltimore. gr
binterldBt ieine @attiin 6rau Gina
Sod. mo orei &iuoer, 6rieoo. @e.
ro0o un0 Silliou aoh 6erner miro
er BON orci S1weitern rmo eiuem
8ruoer in 0eutidlano ii6erlebt. glls
@o6rtuhtrdger frn9irten Die 6erren
Eb. SbeiB. George aarl. G6r. Sob.
Ter inio SIR. Sim. 6err Sobn ser.
pig mar Der 2eibcn6eiiatter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

Sclt Que OfuN3plcN AolI tVtcN
0ricosidjak ans 9iuhlanO retteteu
Nlon iArei6t inns. Gs iit iu sic.
len Eo0en oie 9odridt ourM sic
3citnaeu 9egduaen oaB 0ic 6ran
5oicu pcrgeblid periuAt 0o6eA
golo6elooene 9lutonlo6ile uoh @u6
lano 5u bringen, inn bic not6ci
Oeu0e ruiiiihe arieasfoiie iu er.
miiuidter g9eiie auBuii1en Nm
@cgeulaB oa5lt niag AT Ste einer
gelpiiien aomii niht cntbc6rruoe
@eie erinuert mcr0en luie Sic
Srau3oen bel i6rem &iid3lg GUS
9tuBlano i'm Sabre 1912 ibre ariegs
faiie ans 9iuBlano teraus5ubriuacu
un0 Dor Sen 9ierigeu 6inBcrn ser
aoiaden 81 rotten trodteteu @e
fanntlih lunrcn oieie oen fliiutet
oeu 6ron3oien iiets bart aili oen
,5erleu nno Inn lido i6rer pi crpeb
rem ulBte Der frol5oliidDe Gbcr
6ommanoaut Wloridall 9lcn teln
anoeres Niittel ais aus 0cn tO9l9
455 6rnnfen betraaenoen arieas.
idab Die idoneu soloenen 9lapoleon
o'ors 3i opiern Die er auf sic Stro
ben lm0 sic angreu5enoen 6elocr
beritreuen lieB, im oaourh Sic Der
folgeuoen @oiadeu allipibaltcu Cigs
8clong audi aber oo Die 9}uiieH
ourd Sic 9iadriht BON SEN aol06c.
idten gledern inuner 3a6Ireibcr an
ae5ogen pnroeu mo aleid sic
Gueae oes 0oloiiromes 5u erreiden
indteiL 10 muBte io5 Der @laridal
9leu fir5 por gSilno 0u3u emit
idlieBeL eines ocr aroBen college
Iiillten Safer 0fineu so lalien nno
lcinen Sn6olt, al1 ocn 0ie ciacneu
Sruppcn liiiiern mareu auf oie
StraBe aus5uleeren. Ga griif ic0er
5lt oer nod cine Spur oeS ScdcuS
Ia iid bate, uno iel6it oic Sal6cr
irorenen am StroBenran0e taiieeu
nit ibren eriiarrten 6ingeru ii oen
@oloreaen Der oiIf tic rie0erir6mte
lle6er oet 9eiit fani Is puiidcn
Den Eruppcu oes Nldridballs uio
ben &ulicn 81 eiHem BON ibm AZ
pollten SanOgemeuae uno 10 ae
lang eS i5m nit uer0oppelter Gile
ben ibm nod ae6lie6cuen ariegs'
idloe iiber Die ruiiii6c @ren5e nod
aonigsbera 5ii briHaeu SunHerbin
botte cr oui Dem tir5en @e0e ne9r
ais bier 0daionen opieru miiiielL
oenu bcim 9etreten preuBii6ca 9o
oens betrig oer Su6ah ocr iranjo,
iiiden ariegsfaiic nar 6,Sl3205
5ranten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

Ger @oritono ocs ,@crnouio
Sirlmereii4 6ielt oeIiern 9l6cno in
ieinem 0eim an Der 9loros@op
StraBe ieine po6entlibe Sibung.
@rdiioent SenrD Sofier6ert iii6rtc
oen &oriib nno Sefretdr So6n aoiB
oas 4rotofoa. 9toh erleoigung Ger
lauienoeu @eiHdfte muroen @orbe.
reitungen fiir oos oemudhit a65u.
6altenOe gIiiiernroiien getroiien.
9nsOann muroen 5mei neue Nlit9lie
Ger in oen &crein oorgeihlagcn uno
Die GinIaolug oeS uEbalio.@ldnner
chorS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

Der 4 Sabre alte 3o0n @lansele
mari in Dem Sauie ieines @roB0aters
So6u W9angele pom 9ir 119, gloro.
BRADFORD 5traBe einen Sopi nit
6eiBem g9oiier Inn imO 500 iid ge.
fdbrli6e griibmiinoeH an oen 9einen
su. Gr mlBte nad Dem Sobns sop.
fins.Soipital ge6raht meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

Die Nlitalicoer oes g@ieegcr@e
ionaDcrein" beidloiien in ibrer ge-
iirigen &erionmluna in n9tIiiel S
Sale lid in @orpore an Der Salcr.
tront-@artic oes u@leB9er Gamen.
Nereins4 III a@errmam'S Eorf" 3u
bct6eiliaeu Sl ser Singihmoc wnr.
oen inter Der SceitiIng uon gIlbert s..
99ablc peribieoene Gb0re aus oeii
neucu Sdngerieitbiidern aeiibt einie
Ginlaoima ocs ~SbaIia 1Rdnuer.
hors" mwoc bon ocn Songcru acccp'
tiri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

5. Sranf 9afer Gin aauimonu
BON llnion Bridge, Del @eitminitcr,
Do, madte 9citcrn ieinem Se6en
ourh @rbongcn Gin @noe Gic Sci6e
wuroc in ieinen Saocn am Ercppen.
gelouoer 6dngeno uorgeilnocn. Serr
9afer, Der i'm 81. Se6ensiabrc itono,
litt ange6Ii6 an 3ungcntrebs uno
ioate geitcrn ii1 elmer Operation
untcr5iebcu. gIni1eincno bat oic
6lrAt 0aOor i'm IN oen 800 gctric.
ben Ger &eriiorbenc, ser lange
Sabre ieinen Sa0cu in Union Bridge
6etrieben 6ottc 6interldBt ieine Sat
TIM cine Eo1tcr mo orei 5o6nc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21
sdsne sl6emOnnterAaItnna ser r@le.

Sd)one MISUNDERSTANDING oer VyGc'
lO0ic."
Ger u@eiaugUercin Nleooie" bielt
eeitern gl6cno in Scr Hptino's Soae
in 9h. 932, 9foro@rooowop. einen
6anilienobeno Der 9eiub mar elm
rcdt gutter; Ser 5aol iuor bis auf
oen lebien @lob aeiiiQt. @roi airits
Srdeiter lieierte Sic CONCERT. uno
Sou5s0htiit unO inter i6rcn Giris
ocnteu S. Sriippel iongeu oie San.
ger einige 2ieOer oic nit leb6oitcn
9ciioll oiiigenommen mlroen ghId
Oie beioen Gbeoter Stiide erregten
oiel Seiterfeit mo mltroen nit gro-
Bem g(pplous belo6ut, Gas 9Sro.
qromn cnt6iclt inter g(noercm;
2ieo ,gl6 pic iirs moglid oanu~
oSonolulu Sanmerneper's I'm.
0liidSiag cine ASoiie, in pel6e 0ie
&crioucu @eo, @ieiier, SRI, 9i33ie
@roB. SSrpin Otto Geo Gogel ino
Gonroo Henncr mitpirften nSci.
mot6-Siebe~ wuroe BON Der oNielo.
Die aeiunaen Sm u@oraOemarih
Siinoer" mirften nit @eo, 9ogel,
So6n Sertel. G6aS aompboiS imo
So6n 9lieB, 9lm q(rranaemeuts-go-
mite poreu folgenoe Serreu Soco6
&ieb, Soriiber; glif, SHouer. GboS.
Goerr G6os @oiup6aus mo Srpin
Otto So6n Serauf Shulenberg 81.
Ggrin3 inO Gon. Nenner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21
glrtomu6il IN Gylommen.

SIN mittlcrcn Staottbeil lit eeitcru
gibeno gcgeu bolb 6 ll6r ooS 9luto'
mo6il oeS 0crr S9n 8. &crman
bon 91r. 2l7 gScit GonpnD Str,
la 9rono acrotbcu. DIT 0iilfe bon
G6eniifolieu oelong es Der bcrbcigc-
iufcncn 6clcrpcbr, oie Glommcn 81
iuteroriidcn Der Aroituagcn iUuroe
Inn ctuu $3.50 6eiN1Oi0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21
NnlnildIar nnn NLInifrn

Baltimore gpc, Gar nno Ehroat
Gbaritr SopitaI ano 0iSpeniarD.
Baltimore gDe ano @ag Snia
moro Greene uno 2om5oro.Sir
~Sobns SoptinS SoipiiaI ano Iis.
peniarD. 9roaopaD mo Qlomimenh
strobe
uGburtb Some au0 Sulirmarn,
9roaowa0 no5e SairmountsIpenus
nGitr Soipital !ar t6e Sniaae,
9on.@ieiY.
nG6riit G6urd Srec IispsniorD,
gar. 602, Sin, 9ono.5tr.
emergency goroloacnl Soipital-
Yer i2t, Sadion Nlare
ug1e auo ga@ 3iSpeniarp 1rce
Of tbc @6urh Some ano 3ufirmarp
9roaolua0, ua6e 6airmount.gIue
oSoipitaI auo 6ree 0tspeniarp iof
tbe @omen Of 91orDlono. 2afouetia
glDenus rno Sobn.StraBe
u@uouoooo Soipital for Goniunv
tipes." Eomion
ugoiiern Gispcuiarp,~ 9lr. 1909
Dit9altinorc.StrcBe,
uSoipital ior tie 9ieliei Of GripplvS
ano .0eiormeo Gbiloren" G6arless
uno 90 5traBe-
uOleoical ouo Surgical sSree Gi&
peniorD.~ GER. 1901. 2ia6tStrabe,
p@arDIano 2piuoin SowitoI Of
tbe 0lnrpldn0 @enerol &oipiIag."
DR. 817. 9moeu.qlocnue.
DWlorplaua General @oIpitaI
Wlaoiion.5iroBe uHo 2in0eu.aI1e,
uWlarplano @oipital for tie Su.
iane.~ Gatonsbille
uMarDlano Someopat6ic Soipital
ono 1ispeniarp," glr ii22, gloro.
gRountStrabe
oDlaterniip (2pin9.in) Soipitae
uno oNlaiernile Of TIE College oi
FbDIicians ano Suroeons.4 GalDut
itno Sorato1o.StroBq.
gWlount &ope 9ietreot for toe SR.
fame ono @id.~ 9lciiterStoipn @iig.
nabe @ifesbiIle.
ogtcrt6eaitern Iop 0urierp,0 ser.
429 9Gsaniib.Sirabe.
Presbyterian GDe, Gar al u
Tbroat Soipital auo 8rec 0ispeu.
Iorp,@ 9lr. 1907. 0t@altimore.
5haBe.
ngSlrlerp ouo G6ilo'S &oipiiol. ="
SSrantlin- ino Sdrococr.GiroBs.
DSpoeu6am Soipitol @a0 %ion
Slulction
pglortbeaitcrn GiSpaniorD. glr,
1924, 0itNlonument.Stro6e.
pglercD Soipital ano Gispeuiarb,
@olnert. uio Soratoao 1troBe,
st @mcent 0e EoiiI (9 @ 92a,
! ternitc &oipital" TipiIicn.@ lrabe,
! Gde 2aIaDciic 2IOcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

Der 80 Sabre olte SSoiepb Growlep
bon Gen Sils, Baltimore Gountu,
Ger om Nlontog bon ocn @cbeintpoli.
5iiten 9raolc0 umo 9lrmitrong untcr
ocni &crooht pcrboitet wuroc, ongcb-
lh ben StraBcnbobn GonouftclIr
S6omos 9lig9in olf einem @oggon
Der Gllicott GitD Sinic an Der @dc
BON Olo 5rc0erid 9foao uno 50.
monoion glpemc Inn $40 bernubt
5u 6oben 1T geitern antcr $4,000
@iiroIc6ait 0en @roBgeiAporcncn
ilDerontportet worocn @lcidb nod
lcincr @cr9oftimg lit Growlcp bon ci.
mem %oiiagier Der lid 5ur 8eit ocs
llc6eriollcs ouf Dem 5traBeubobn.
ooggou beioiio, ais Der Dlonn ioen.
tifi5irt wor0cn Der ocn Gouonftcr
ecrou6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21
0auflente ser g(ltitaOt.

Scrr 0ttmar 0larcns mar Ger
Sauptreoner IN Der geitrigen W}o-
natsOeriommGng oes u@ereins ser
aaufleute Ser 9lltitaot~. er eror.
terte ole @os-llnteriuhuns mel6e
anf @eranlaiilmg oes uQla-9altimore
Gon9reB" porgenommen mrr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

@egcn gl6ieuerns cines Shulles
in oetn Sauie ieines 6rclutoes Sas.
Dlcnp6io BON 9lr 24Oi G6oie.Strv
muroc gcitcrn @eter Sorcs oon gtr
2t0, Siio sharp. StroBc ourh SiiHs
ter Ccon in ocr norooltli6eu %oli,
3eiitotion nit $25 imo Soften beltroit'
@ie Der S6uB o69eiclert wuroc, ge.
riet6 oie irobliAe @eieai6nit Die iid
ucrionlmclt bate IN 9roBc 9lilire
guua. Die augel 3eridmettertc Elm
6cniter. Cores CAB an Dab er oen
9Repolucr aefauit babe Inn oenielbcn
na9 @rie6enlano 81 ieuoen iiir ocn
San, oaB iein Gatcrlono in oen
&ricg qe5ogen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

les ocniide Clement in NuBlouO ir
genO cincn GiniluB beim 6rieoens.
iHluB 6oben miro. Gic &eriuhe oet
outi6eu %reiic oic Stimmuug pes
Golles 81 Dergiiteu o0er 5i DerOre.
ben iino, menigitens in RuBlauo,
DouItdnoio pergeblid gemeien
9Sortngieiiide EronSpor.
te mad 9lfrifo.
2onoon, 20. Gfto6er, Gie
n@iarcoui @irclcB GompouD" crbielt
aus Berlin folgenoes Eelegramm:
u9lm 12 September iino portugieii.
ide 9ruppeu nob 9lngola inO Nlos
3on6iquc Sen portiigieiiic6en Solo.
uien ili @eit unO Gn9lfrifa abge
gdngen. ,Scoer Eransport 6eiton0
ans / 9atoiQion Suiouterie, 1 9at.
terie Neutrality-suspicious. mo elmer
Sanitdtsiormotion mo 6eitano aus
ie 10000 N2ann
@roB6ritonniens glppeQ an @or.
tugol cntoedte ocn Aootiic5cn 81.
itano in Siio-Qlfrifa. Gie ghiiitdnoe
in Snoieu peritdrfen oos 3ntroueu
in 0euiiblono 9}oA @}itt6eiluugeu
ous aonitontinopel bal Gnalano orei
9attoaione aus @lalta nacb Sn0ien
acioiot"
100000 &erwunOetein
6ronfrcid.
2ouOon 20. Gftober Gr.
9eslie SoOcn @ucit Der sic Ginrih-
tilng BON ieGs Soipitdlcrn in Srauts
reid leitete, ertldrtc 6eute, ieiner
5&Gbung nod 6ciduocn iin 800,
OCO @crpuuoctc in 6rantreid. 81
mar Der 9lniiobt. Dab ocutic6e Soloa.
ten inn 9lagemeineu i6ucrere gerlc.
sungen oauon0etrogen bdtten ais Die
Sran5oien imO GnglduOer.
3 eutide uuO Sclterreib er
ousQemieien.
2on0on 90 Sfto6er Ser
G6ef Gouito6ler BON grig6ton oro.
nete an 0aB aQe Geutidcn u.Geiier-
rei6er IN uenigcn Sogen oie StaOt
o6ne glusno6me 5u oerlaiien 6dtten.
Brighton fat cine ie6r aroBe 6renl-
oenfolonie.
So6n 9n1l BAT ouf Cue.
I'm Gin glugegemorfcn.
@bilaoelpbia, 20. Sftober
Inter Ger 9eariinonng oaB Der
Compfer ,.Gpelpn" Scr in Dem bic.
iigen @ofeu liegt oen oelitiAen
arelBern gropiont 81 bringen beab.
ii6tige, beauftragte geitern 9lbeno oic
britiihe 9iegicrimg Den areu5er
,9ancaiter4 uno ocn Siilisfreu3er
,Garonia0 oanit. oas S6iii ob3u.
fangcn, iouie es 0ie orei Nlcilen.
@ren5c uerlaiieu piiroe. Die yGOe-
lDn~ lit in Der peraonaenen Mobe
oerfalit moroen. ino oie iebigeu &c.
iiter erfl0ren odB Der Coupler bon
Ebila0elp6ia iibcr 9torfolf nod oen
Nlittclmccr in Gee geben piiroc. Die
cngliibc 9legicrln9 madt ieood GEL
teno, Dab oas Sdiif nod t6atio9lih
ocr oeutiAen 9leaicrlmg eebore mo
DAB oeltibe Siii5iere es nit ben
]ta6um9snlitteln ausgcltattct 6dtten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-21

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-23

auspices of the state Conference OF Religion
at the wins Avenue Congregational Church.
ST. PAULs METHODIST cHURcH-west
End avenue and Eighty sixth street The
morning discourse will be on Christ or
Paganism." From Atlanta to the Sea"
will be the topic by DR.. Charles L. Goodeil
at the special memorial service In the
evening.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE cHURcHEs-The
subject Of the lesson sermon In the Christis n
Science churches will be soul and Body"
and the Golden Text, Psalms xSxiv,, go; THE
Lord redeemeth the soul OF his servants;
and none OF them that trust In Him shall be
desolate"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-23
MELLEN ALLEGES SELF SACRIFICE

excitement and lnterruptlng Mr.. Folk be
fore he had chance to finish his question.
~ did. for the purpose OF hielding MIR.
Morgan"
@. who wrote the letter? a. I did
that is dictated II. | showed II to Lewis
Cass Ledyard and +. y. Robbins and
they corrected II. ! nearly killed every
body in the office TO keep Mr.. Morgan's
name out OF it.
.. Had Mr. Morgan been subpened ?
4. have learned that he was subppned
and that the subpoena was quashed o,
nolled, whatever the legal term Is for that
action.
did you have any conversation with
the present director of the New Haven
railroad. J. Plerpont Morgan. Jr?'
1t was apparent at this point that Mr..
Mellen's feelings were deeply stirred His
eyes were moist as he answ, red:
Yes, at the time he called on me and
told me that my resignation was desi--
able. Then I called his attention TO the
fact that | had been suffering under the
humlliatlng position of an undeserved in
dictment and for his fathers sake. He
seemed quite affected and turned away
toward the window to compose his feel
ings.
''ile turned and said 20 me that his
fathers health was such at that tine that
II would have killed him. That was the
condition he was In, I understood, when
J took the indictment that was Intended
FOR HIM"
we have finished with the Witness"
said Mr. Folk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-23
Bill Passed Over the Veto.

Next year" added Mr.. Mellen, we got
the bill through both houses and passed IL
over his veto"
How did you do that" asked Mr.. Folk
by an uprising of the body polite in
eur favor and the honest yeomanry." said
Mr.. Mellen amid laughter
O. Was this uprising Of the body poii-
tic the result OF the Hlltown Association
and Prayers From the HIS? A. sup
pose that prayers and many other things
we're used TO get that legislation.
The Hilltown Association was an ASSOC
citation organized by the New Haven to
advocate the owning of the trolleys by
the New Haven, and Prayers From th-
Hills was a publication Issued by syl-
vester Baxter, these prayers" belrs in
the interest OF the acquisition OF the troll
leys by the New Haven.
The New Haven railroad had a policy
or being Republican in a Republican
state ana Democratic In a Democratic
state. did IL not?' asked Mr.. Folk
We always liked to get under the best
umbrella in the case OF storm" SAID
Mr.. Melen.
Mr.. Folk continued questions as 10 the
sentiment created in favor OF the New
Haven acquiring the trolleys In Massa.
chusetts. Mr. Mellen finally said:
II think there was a germ working in
our interest. The general public senti-
ment IS that they had been all wrong and
they wanted to get on the right side"
Mr.. Folk showed Mr.. Mellen a copy Of
Prayers From the Hills"
Il Will lift up mine eyes TO the hills
from which cometh my help" read Mr.
Folk. who continued reading all of IN.
prayers" When he had finished Mr.
Mellen remarked:
Il do not see how anybody voted against
us IL affects me even now"
Mr.. Mellen said the prayers" were
prepares by Sylvester Baxter but thar
ne (Meiien) had looked them over
Il thought that you had a hand In it,
said Folk with smile
Well" said Mr. Mellen, there Is a.
good deal OF Biblical language there"
Yes" said Mr.. Folk, the first sem
tence IS yours"
'Oh, Governor" said Mr.. Mellen, that
Is quotation from the Bible Where Is
your Biblical knowledge?"
Mr.. Folk turned red and did not seem
TO relish this.
so you were using the Bible" he said
YES replied Mr.. Melen, the Bible
and prayer book anI everything we could
bring To- bear"
"By law" said Mr.. MalIen "l. shouI-