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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
3mci YcriOncn JON SunO gc6iiicn.

NlfNNN f~F'N'' =
@roBe 9hlireglmg altitanO geitern
0IoHmittag fiu3 Dor 6 llbr III Der
@arriion.9lpenue, nobe Ser Gllpaa-
9lpeuue, oIs eiu erober 6errenIoier
0uuO 0en 4.id6rigeu @iaiam Enrfe,
So6n DonSm. @iaiam Eirfe, moDu-
bait oil ser Gde BON Carlisle. lmO
Siltou-StraBe, onfiel inO Dem flei-
nen tieie 9iBmlnOen al ser linfert
SonO m0 oem linfen 9lrmc beibroH
te.
Sin Goriiberge6euoer @eorg Com.
pion pou9Sr. 1851. Gole-StroBe, elite
Dem Ginoe 81 Silie umo mrrOe c6eu.
ioQS BON oen miitbenOen Sunoe IN
ben 9lrm ga6iiieu. Sobn S. @nior
BON gir. 1927 @ider.&ooo, t0Otets
i6lieBlih oosE6ier ourd eineu wobI'
gc5iclten S6uB.
Gem fletnen Gurfe muroe ourd
Or. Se6iepielo dr8tliHe Siilic 8ribeil,
w1breno Compton iib III Nas ut5rant'
lin SQuare.Soipitol" begeben muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
geritandltc i'd 0as Nnhaclenf.

6loi 5lorence @oans, 44 Sabre
alt, BON g}r. 1926, 0itG6aie- -StraBe,
Itiir5tc geiteru an Der Gdc Don @alti-
more iuo 96arps8traBc, bon einem
StraBen6a1nmoggon unO peritaubte
iid oas Iinfe SuBgelenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

'Seutc Mor9eu tritft bier in 9oltis
more Der neuernannte Yrdiioent Scr
@eItcrn N}orDIano 9a6n elm, mn
iein neueS 9lmt on5utreten. @r Bot
iiG geiieru bepm @refutio Gonlite
0e5 1ireftorutms in @ew-Dorf gum
Gienite gemelOet. Sr. Gro0, ser bier
Ser 0lac6folger Oes Srn. S. 90. SiB-
gerolO, Der ieBt 3uriidtritt, miro, 6ot
an q. Se6ruor in ct. @oul ieine
Ste(e ais 4SrGiioent Ser @reot
9}ort6ern 9abn nieOergelagt. S6-
pobl Sr @rop idon 5um E6eil Die
9obnitrede ser Aeltern WlorplouO
9o6n beiiAtigt Bat miro angenom.
men Bob er Die ndhitc 3eit oamit
perbringen miro, Inn nit oen 9lnge.
iteateu Der 9obn IN cngere 6iibluug
81 treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
SScocI,rtcr lSpitcm.


Cine Hriifmg fir Ocn gIililtenten-
Soften 0e5 SefretGrS ser Eoli5eibe-
bor0e murOe qeiiern III Der @allc oes
Olortet Space abgebalten. gti1t mcs
niger ais 81 Ganoioaten bet5eiligten
iih oornn. 9tiir 5wei 6dder, Steno-
graphic nno S6rcibmoibinc, maren
bel Der %riifma porgciebcn Spdter
uiilien Iicb Die Qlpplifanten elmer pei-
tcren &riihmg fir 9udfii6nmg inl-
ter5icben Inter Gbcilnebnicrn an
ser sEriihmg beianoen iid Ii. g.;
George 81. 9retuan ser Glcrf ser
oitliHen @oli5eiitaiion; George @.
N}c@ill, ser Glerf i'm Bureau Oes
%oli5eimarl1olls. iu0 HobeD gS.
@euion lmo 6reoerid 6. areuber,
3pei ouoere @litolieoer oes 3oli3ei.
GepartementS. Gieiennigcu, melde
ole beiOen &riihngen beiieben, fon-
nen ii@ ser Soifmlug bingeben, Der
9ld6folger oes bisberigen gliittenten
9io6ert @. GloppooIe 5li meroen, Der
megen &ermittellng bon SSetten fir
@ierocreunen aus Dem Cienit entlai.
fen uirOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

fretGrin 6rou 2eua 0o6ling. 0el
&ereiu beidloB, Oen Oeuti6en &oritel
lungen um 12. un0 13. @}6r3 in 9ll
6olgb'S E6eoter in Gorpore on5u
pobnen
o@ermauiuGurns& s&erein."
;5u ieinem @m66auie an Sap
StraBe, na6c 9tort6-9lpenue, 6ieli
geitern Der ,@ermauia Surn-Gerein
feline gemo6ute @elbdftsiibuug III.
ter Ocm &orlib 0es Sprebers Senrp
Soffer6ert lmO Dem Sefretoriot bon
Scrrn =. Souer. IS muroeu oie
@inlo6ln9en Dc5 n@ermauia Quor-
tett Glub4 uno OeS olluab6dugigeu
9irgcroerciuS" 81 Oen am 9onner-
ltag un0 6rcitag ltottfinoeuOcn oellt-
icben GDeater Gorlteaungen onge-
nommcn. SSn Scr 9amensSeftion
oelielben @ereinS iano cbeufallS cine
@eIbdftSiitlmg inter Dem &rdli-
oilm bon Srau Senriette &e6mann,
Der 8rau @liiabetb 0oiferbert ais
SefretGrin beiitono, itott. IS pur-
cen in 0ieier 5pei ueue @}itglieoer
aufgenonmen unO fiir 9lnfangs
Ipril ein o&offee-aloti9" in 9luSIidt
genolnmen.
u&ormGrtS GomenDerein"
SSu Der Mdr3- -@eriommllng oes
u&orpGrtS-9 -9omenoereius~ fomen Elm
9rief Oes Dllno6bGngiqen 9irgeroer-
Gins" iomie Elm 9anfiagSi6rei6en
bonn vGurnDereiu &orpdrtS" 3trSer-
leiung. 5erner muroe bcfonnt gege-
ben, bob am Niittmob, ben 18. @tdr5,
eine @ucbre Gortie obge6olten merOen
miro. gintrittsforten fir ooS Oem-
nG6it ItottiinOen0eS6outltr lrur-
Sen lnter Sen 0onen auSqetbeilt.
6rou @ Sroiiel SSrmt Gbriit. 9o6n
lnO 6rou s. 0e2ong traftirten sic
9lmeienOen nit &uben unO Sis,
Grsme. Srm @. Setting fii6rte Oen
8orib, 6rou 8. a0niq oos @rotofoQ.
DWt Itfe5 9 Giitrift Scr. tt5."
0ie aeitrige Wlonots-Geriommlung
Oes oMoltfe- GiitriftS 9}r. 1t5" bonn
uGeniicben llnteritiibungS- 8un0" ge-
itqlteic iib inter &orFb oeS @rGii-
Oenieu Soiep6 9iIo, aiiiitirt our6
SetretGr Sulius s. @obler, 81 elmer
iibermlS fiOelcn uuO qemiitbGben
6citlihfeit Sim I. 9lpril 1913 mar
cine Sfferte bon $40 SIN @epinnung
neler NfitgleOer rmter Deit fiinf 81.
ltriften pes @eiteu0eS erlolieu NOR
0en. Ser 4reiS fiel Sem uDloltfe-
Giitrift 9}r. tt5~ 5lL Ou Oieer Die
groBte 9ln5a6l bon g}eu-glufna6meu
81 Der5eirbnen 6otte 9ei iHdumen-
Dem @eriienioft, foniiGen @ortrGgcu
lmO lulti9en Sp0iien oerilogen nmr
5lt raid Die iA0nen StunOeu. @rd-
liOent Soiep6 @il0 6ielt cine fernige
glfiprobe ino 6roii 6ranf Sii6l ers
ireute 0urdJ cine gln5abI i,b0ner @or-
trGgc. Sefretdr SuliuS s. @o6ler
licB li6 III ciuem prd6iigen Solo
bcrne6men uno errcgte allgemcine
REMEMBERING uno ma6re 9eifoas.
Itiirme. Ole onOeren Diltrifte oeS
g9cItenOs, ioipie Die Gamen oerielben
ipubnten Ser @erauitolhlng ebenlo
pie 0ie W}it0licoer oeS p8clteno Sic.
Ocrfrou5" pou5d6lig bel. Tie Sing
iiiuoe oeS ,ggcIienO 2ieOerfron5" lit
iniolge Gciieu apf beute 9lbenO oer-
legt moroeu ino miro, wie ii6lid, in
Dem Souptquartier oeS SereinS
rSeinri6's SoQe" an Ger 6reoerid-
glpenue, itottfinOen.
Gpmen.8 .8erein Ser @rei-
icnbeimatD.
SSm 9rtItaltSgebGuOe Der pAllge-
meinen 0eutIden @reiien6eimot6"
finOet morgen 9}abmittag cline Ser
iontmllng oe8 0amen-Sereins Ser
@reiien6eimnt6 Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
llm5ng OcS u9OoOla College" sc-
ii6ert?

99eue llnterbaiolungen linO, mle
perloutet, ipieOer I'M @onge Inn Elm
@rimolhid fir Oas o9oDola college"
ouBerbalb Der Stoot 81 iibern IS
foil iih iebt Inn 5lpei angren5enoe
@runoltiide ni1t meit BON Dem ltr-
ipriinglib in Qlusii6t genonImenen
6un0eln, Die al Der G6arles-StraBe
uno llnioeriitp Gorhuo1 liegen mo
ougenblidlib Serrn SenrD q. Cuter
lno Serru @ermon Dufer al Yort-
luoD iln0 Sof-StraBe geb0ren Sb
Der Saul i6on jebt abgeidlollen
moroen it, fonnte biS6er ni6t felt-
gcIteIlt peroen. Sn oen 9reiicn Der
@rrnOeigentbums 9lgeuten ninlmt
man an oaB oos @rlnoltiid oeS
Serrn Serman Gufer idon perfanTt
III, ipG6renO iiber Oas aioere Die Ser
banoluugeu nod niGt abgel6loren
iino
SaKc sur IiciIc inS glnSluu6 6eiurot
6. Nnjnc, 9ir. 413, Sit=YaltimOres Str,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
NUliQipnrn.S dnncn.1Srnrr

y em.Orleans, ga, 10 Nldr5
Iepeiden BON Geiba, SonOuras,
beiogen oaB sic staot Geiba bon Ell
ncr 6euersbrunit beimgciudt puroe,
meIde einen Sdaoen BON 100000
Collars anridtetc. GS perIauict
6aB % 9lodS BON oen 6lommen uers
nidtet murOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
@onScmfii6rer S0nOer8 tO6f.

N}io0lesboro, SD, 100ldr5.
- General 5ouOers, Der Siibrer
ser Sonoers 6aftion in Der beriiG-
tigten Souoers Gurner 9lutieboe,
oie Dor % Sobren ani6cineno ibren
9lbidhB geilnoeu bat, 1T geItern in
ieinen &eim an Slmgeneut5iinoung
geItorben. @r mar 53 Sabre alt mo
Iiano in Dem Rufe, ELF Wlann getoOtet
5ll baben. @r bate ober 0iterS nit
Stol5 etfl0rt mdbrenO Der lebten 20
Sabre Elm mtIterbaiter geieblieben-
ser giirger gepeieu 81 iein. Ger
6i6rer Der Gurner 6uftiou, 9lu-
0rcw Elrner, lit geitcrn inter eigen.
ibiimli1en llnitdnoen INNS 2ebeu
0etommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
@ermildlte lcIearapliidc grpeidrn.

Die u@iiiiiiippi state @auf~
IN Caution Nlii., cine Der dIteiten
9anten ieues Stoates. bat i6re Sbii.
reu aei6Ioiien. Sic oiebt ibre qlfitpa
onf $673,599.2S, ole Tepoiiteu aui
$434.000 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Wlnni3ipal- -9lsulcscn6citcn.

9iioget- -8eboroe outorilirt Den @e'
iunobeits -GommiiiGr "a Supf-
1r3te an3uIteGen. - Gontraft fir
Oos @infongen 6errenloier Sinoe
iebr begebrt 0Gbieridub-@e-
ieQi6oft" miro be3o6lt
&or Oen W1itglieoern Ser 9ii0get-
9eborOe eri9ien geitern @eiunObeitS-
GonimiliGr Or. 9}ot6ou @orter lmo
criu6te Inn 0ie 9efltgniB, so Smpf-
dr5te uulteaen 81 Oiirfen oanit ser
aampi gegeu oie 9latternieu9e er-
folgreib fortgefiibrt weroen fam. @r
maGte geltenOi Bob eS i6m llnm0g-
lid it, nit oem gegenpdrtigen Eer-
ionol Die Seube i9neQ uno erfolg-
reid 81 luteroriiden. Sic 0uaron-
tame lit iebt bereits ii6erfiiat. gto1
flr5er gerotbung ertbeilten Die Wlit.
glieoer ser 9ioget-9eb6roe Dem Sa-
nitGtS-GonnniIidr Oie @enebnigung,
anitott 50t@iilfs -Smpfdr3te "a 81 en-
gogireiis5. Gieiel6en erbalteu Elm so.
norar bon $5 pro Iog.
@eItern entOedten Die @eilnObeits
beamten nur einen neuen 9lattern-
foQ. Ser &atient lit ser so Sabre
alte gleger ,SSIpoc 9Grnolo bon g}r
1923, 5ii0@nroliuc.SiroBe, Der io-
fort uaG ser GuorontGne gei9ofit
mlrOe
Gin be0ebrter Gontroft.
Seilte miro bic it0Otiihe Gontraft-
@eb0rOe 9(n9ebotc fiir Oen Gontraft
ser OoS @infongen 6errcnloier Sln0e
DorIiebt enigegcn nebmen. g9ie ge,
Itern perIartete, lperOen iecbs 9lnge-
6ote eingereiAt merOen. 9te6en Der
n86ieridub @eielliAait~ ioQeu Oen
Gontroft SSacob g. S5ouf, s. g8. Mor-
ner bon CIR 903, 9}oro-Goroline
StroBp, rno Gontec @pie, &o6ert %.
0olrpmple BON 9}r. 219, @eIt @ul-
berrD-StroBe lmO 3. 81. @ort6er Don
Scr. ia, Oit6ranfliu StraBe, be-
ge6ren.
Die 9iiogets9c66roe oronete &c.
Ilern an OaB oie yS6ierjbub- -@eiel
ibuft" fir i6re Ebdtiafeit lpdbreno
ser Nlouote Sonuar, 6cbruor rmO
0ldr5 bon Der StaOt be5a6lt merOe.
s9al0 mieOer 6ergeiteIlt.
S5m 9efinOen BON 81. Geit6' Comp
ton, Oen @otiibenoen ser itdotiiHen
&floiterltngs Gonlmiiiion, lit eine
ropiDe 9eHeung eingetreteI lmO eS
piro erlportet, Dab er balo in Der
Gage iein miro, luieOer eine 9lntts-
t6Gtigfeit oufne6men 81 f6nnen. @ie
6ereits mitget6eilt, leiOet er al Der
Grippe.
" i'm den mo0erneS y La
iter, ''0
Cine groBe Delegation bon Steus
er3a6lern eri1ien geIteru in Ser Sis
bing ser 9iiOget 9e6orOe unO ap-
peIlirtc dn bic @iitglieOer Oieler ges
b6rOe Dob Oie SoblorItraBe, bon Der
Sonemoo0 9lpenue bis sur glbbott-
StroBc, nit n1oOernem &floiter per-
Ic6en lperoc. @leiG na4Oem Die 9e.
b0rOe sic GeOner an9e6ort butte, be-
ibloB lie, Die 9Ieupfluiterung Ser
StroBe 81 Oeranlailen.
Die Sternenbonner-6eier.
@ouberneilr 2utber 6. Sall bon
9ouiIiuna beno6riHtigte geitern Srn.
0lo6ert 6. See, 0en Sefretor Der
Sternenbonner Gomniiiion, OoB er
sic $50. Clarence s. &oOgers, @. 5.
Senneiiep, &bilip 9lrroS, 9. S. W'ar-
ten s. 6. Glopton, q. @. Smith
lnO g8. 8. Sort BON Ser oSolliliona
SiItoriideu @eicGidait" ais 9ele9a-
ten ernonnt ba6e, Ben Stadt bel Der
Sternen6unner 6eier 81 reprdlel-
tire1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

" Sal ibingtom 10. DlGr5.
9Srdiioent @ilion eruauntc bclte
Serru SSobn 8 Sc Saulles bon
@enniplpunien 3un alBeroroemli-
den @eianoten an llrnauau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
@lelr 0rancn. aIa gIr6rilerIraac.

: Dteago Slly 10. Nl6r5.
g(uloBlib Der 9lusiielhmg bon @eo6-
ddhnQspoiteu ieitens Der itrifenocn
9uAlporterimcn mnroe qeitern Sri.
Gacu @ap Star, cine ser @riiuOerii-
ueu oes uSuIl Souic," oer6attet mo
erflorte, iic babe iid Den Gld0den
ougelhlonen, I'M gcgen Die lnge-
biibrlibe @eiie ST proteitireH pie
iie bon Der 8ol5ei beban0elt miirOen.
Nlovor Sarriion erfIGrte aber eincm
Gomite bon blmOert aalilenten, es
banOle iicb bel Ser Sadie meniger inn
enen 9oDcott, ais i'm cine ASbaie in
Der 6rmleuirage @enn Die Eoli5i.
item Nldohen lpegen epeut llebergriife
uerbaitcten 10 ieetcn oieie iib ac-
rooe5u mif 0aS StraBenpfalter uno
eS blei6r oen EoIi5iiten uic5ts iibrig,
ais iie aufNibebeu. gIber 0an idreie
man bonn nSnIl Souieo iiber entieb.
lide 9uttalitdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Sin cHsliidcs llrtGeil iiber Die bent.
idle 1lMatidltiafeit.

SSn ser Goilp Nloil oeroiientlidlt
Der fligtehuiide @3iiar6eiter oeS
9lattes einen lle6er6lid iiber sic
iiingiien 5lugleiitlmgen unter 6eion.
oerer 8eriidlidtigung hires militdri.
iheS @ert6eS mo foumt oa6ci 3l
eiuem Grge6niiie, oeiien 6eitiiellung
Onrd einen @uglGuoer ouA Del inns
iutereiiireu miro. Gr betradtct Sic
INSTRUMENTATION Sortidritte sic
0euti6lauo mG6reu0 ser lebteu 5
@@onate IN ser Slugfnnit errunaen
bat" ul0 felt felt ooB DeutidlauO
6eute Die Sii6ruug in ser 6mqtmit
al ii6 geriiien bat. ,9}oA i'm lei.
ten September iporen oQc utd)iilen
Recoros i'm 9ciiee 6raufreicbs ben.
te 6alten leiltibe aQe mlitdriih
rpicbtigeu Hecor0s. Gas 3eigt sic iol.
genOe Gobelle SernfIug: 1eutid
lono 1850 Nieilen Sranfreih S50s
0ouerflug obne 3uiihenlanoung
iibcr JlligpIdben Ieutialau0 iG
Stuuoen II @iinuteH 6rantrei6 i3
Strnoen IS N}inuten; Gauerihlg
ii6er 2an0: Geutiblauo 1857 cnQli.
ide Nteilen III i6 Shuocu 20 Nli
niten sSranfreiH 647 N}eilen iu i8
Stunoen 5 W}inuten; S66cnfhia nit
@ailoaieren, GeutihlanO 9iAS
SUB, Sroptreidb 1920 SUB, Zen
6ran5oien" 10 f66rt Ser 9ngl1nocr
tort nperbleibeu nlr nod 3 9lecoroS
Der S0be,Iug o5ne &aiioaiere, Ser
ShnelIieteitsrecorO i'm 9lerooronl
ltnO Der Sernilug inter @er5iht anf
Oie 9epert6ung Der Belt. Ole eng,
liide 5lugfimit ipielt oemge9euiiber
uberboupt feline Aoae. SSn ser ncii
en- Sunit Der 9ladtfliioe 6a6eu sic
Geltidjeu Ourcb 3d6e lle6lug oue
anoereu 2dn0er ii6er6olt. Gas lit
aus militariihen @riin0en BON emit.
lbeiOenOer @iftigfeit, Sir Oeu praf
tncben gtllBen oieler neuen 8tmlt
mag cin 9eiipiel seniigen: eiu oeut
iAer 6licger itortete in StroB6nra
Inn giadts oos 9imad elmer aopolle-
riebrigaOe 5il flden, Die 9eiebl er.
5olten batte, iih 80 engliibe @leilcn
BON Ser Stuot 3l eutienen- Ter
5lieger fono oos 9iwaf mari Bonn
Sen a6 lmO modte ieiue 9eobabtlm.
gen, Sir oieie 9ladtiliige unO oie
6crnfliige. in oeneu Die moOeruen
Oeutifeu 6lieger berporra9en iinO
o6iohlt 5uoerldiiigc 5lng1euae Gor.
beOinglna. geOer in Srantreid
nod in Gnglouo imo bis iebt 9lppo.
rate geIieicrt porOcL ouf Die unbe
omgteS @ertraueu gecBt miro. I'm
Ter iolben llmitdnoen lit es III Ser
E6ot sic auBcrgemo6nlinc 3iucr
ldiiigfeit scr Oclltlhen6lug}cuoe nuo
Nlotorel ourd sic 0cutiblonO Sic
6iibriuG IN Der iSluaftmit crlanat
bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

ltnfa bor. Gin &err bat eit
reu uclen Romun aefatft imo iibcr.
gic6t oos Bud einem @lridlen M
oui5uldnei0cu, Ger madlt iicb dud
ans @erf un0 bcioIgt iorglih aQe
ibm gcgcbancH @eiilmggn fam iid
a6cr nidlt entbalteu bel ie0em ueucn
5dnitt permun0crt 5li rilien: ygIDcr
pic hobsn tie 0as nm gcmadt2l g2ie
1T 10 ctpos mir moaIh2~ uSo
mos lit Oenn los2@ iragie Der @crr
enolid vSh pcrite6e uidt erui.
bert Der 9irihe, aiuie lie eS ieriia
ge6rorbt boben ga orinneu 3u ory
den obnc oie 9latter aili3uihuei
0enN
Gonfurren5. &err (5n ei
nem in eiuer Vcieuidait iih prooil.
5iren0cn @e0uofenleier) ~@robireu
sic Sbrc almit eilnnal Del oemSerru
Oort-er 1T Eidierl4 n9ei Gid.
tern priu5piell niht sic ndeu
iel6It ueldel@
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Gelbltmpro?

gllS oer 9|c0cr 9iiNor0 .. 0fdO
oeltern 9(bcuo Inn 6olb 8 ll6r oos
@oroersinuucr Ieiucr i'm 3. stOdc
Ocs Salles CIR. 722 %enni0loonio.
g(ucnic qeIcacucn @obnlnq oetrat'
fouO er iciue 1Sral &ut6 IN belplBt-
loicm 3uitanoc aiif eine l'llterlll-
brno er0ab, DAB Der 200 oer 8ral'
6ercitS cingetreten mar. Scr @as-
6o6n in oem 3innner mar iuelf ae-
6flnet, 10 ooB Die @crnntbmg ellle9
Sel6itmor0es nohe Iieat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
lRnscoe 8. Qona. ein @nlfno

GoScoe .. 2ong, ein &auimonn
aus @aIt Blue sill, @lcr, iouo iei.
nen SOB oaOurd, oaB out Der Soao
fem @eidbrte Oscar 9lod auf cine
&il0tabc Seuer gab mo Die augel
nbprollte.
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The Washington times., 1914-10-19
CHRONOLOGY OF BAILEY
MURDER MYSTERY

June 3o-Ms Louise Duryea Bailey, wife of wealthy Brook
yn manufacturer fred upon and killed from OF
opening home of Dr. Edwin Caman, Freepor Long
Island she had gone for
Judy AFTER examination by the Dr. Car
wife exoneraed At the hearing developed Mrs
Caman had installed photograph in the Office of the DOCTOR
whom she jealous
July 3-Distrc Attorney Smith decided autopsy over
body of Mrs Bailey and he modified previously
that Mrs Carman had established ab freeing fur
ther investigation At inquest Carman and Dr. Caman
endeavored fully all questions by the attorney
July 5D Carmans house is ordered by
allowed it, while District At
torney Smith examined books Of physician get names of
women patients toward whom suspcan was felt
July 5-Dr Caman fired upon three times night when re-
turning home automobile from professional None of
the bullets struck the physician.
July "A split between Coroner Norton on one side and Dis
ct Attorney Sheriff the other resulted in the
employment Of Burns detective ferret mystery.
July sMrs Carman arrested and charged with
Mrs Bailey The accused pleaded guilty She
Mneola Jail and held without bail.
July 9The little daughter Of Mrs Carman inquired When
will you bring back ?? when officers further search
the Carman home.
July 0-State officers start investigation of that
woman admrer of Dr. Caman may have fired fatal shot.
July 14Mrs Carmsn waived immunity grand jury begins
inquiry into murder
July 6-Grand Jury ndicts Mrs Carman charge
slaughter degree Friends offer $4,000
her release from jail
July ls-Ms Carman released $4,000 bail begins to pre-
pare defense for trial. which set for September.
September 0Gand jury reindcts Mrs Carman charge of
murder hs degree upersedng the accusation of mansauger
The indictment based evidence procured since e s
hearing She rearrested and held Jail without bond
September 1.-THE finding of .3scaber revolver under the
floor Of back of Caman home believed be damaging
evidence against Mrs Carman.
October eTrial of Mrs Carman opened in the
in Mneola.
The Washington times., 1914-10-19
REFERS DEMANDS To
MEXICAN CONVENTION
Carranza Shifts Responsibility
for Vera Cruz Guarantees
Asked by United States.

General CarranZa. provisional Presi-
dent Of Mexico. has shifted to the
shoulders OF the Mexican convention.
now in session at Aguas Cslientes,
the responsibility of granting or re-
fusing the guarantees demanded by
the United States for the protection
Of the citizens Of Vera Cruz as n con-
dition OF its withdrawal OF the Ameri-
can troops.
Although Carranza has never replied
to the repeated demands Of tho State
Department regarding these guarar-
tees, President Wilson has been in
formed indirectly thai he has referred
the question to the convention. which
only recently proclaimed itself as SUI
preme
This information, it is understood,
came from American Consul Silliman.
who has been conducting negotiations
with the Mexican commander. General
Aguilar, outside Vera Cruz. on the
subject of these guarantees. The con-
ditions demanded by the United States
provide that native MexicGns who
have served under American juri5dic-
ton shall be given immunity from
punishment under the Mexican law,
anu tIdl HltTcNHlIS hilG iSNpd. els IL
tho town shall nOi be required to pay
over again III" custom" and taxes col
lected by ;hc United States as self
constituted trustee for the Mexican
nation.
Further details as to the fighting at
Naco, Sonora, which resulted In tn"
wounding OF seven American soldiers
and civilians on the American side or
the line ard the woundinS Of five
horses and mules belonging to the
Ninth and Tenth Cavalry. were re
ceived ut the War Department this
morning. The report read Is follows:
In the lighting a. Naco, Ariz.,
commencing in the beginning OF The
morning OF October Il and lasting
until $50 Of the game morning, the
following c2Gualti"s were Suffered on
the Amer, car de of the line from
bullets fired OF the Mexican side:
SerGt. Nathan Stith, c Troop,
Tenth Cavalry. flesh wound: not
serious
Private p. McCalver. Troop A.
The Washington times., 1914-10-19
Farmers Organization to
Fight Rate Advances

Strenuous opposition to the renewed
efforts o. tnc railroads 10 secure q
general advance in rates is prcsaGed
today in the appearance OF Clifford
ThorIc, OF the Iowa railway commits
sion, at the r"opcninE OF the advanced
rate Gaze before Commissioner Glenn
ents. in behalf OF Western shipping,
business, md fslmers organizatiors.
M. ThoTne conducted the fight against
higher rates at the first hearing.
In addition to representing the rail-
way and public utility commissions of
most of the mid-Western and inter
mountain States, Mr.. Thorre represents
such sanizations as the National
Livestock Association, the National
Council of the Farmers Cooperative
Association, and the Corn Belt Meat
ProducerG' Association.
The National Council Of the Farm
ers' Cooperative, with 10000 members
sent resolutions. which Mr.. Thorne pre-
seated to the Interstate Commerce
Commission. asserting that farmers
will take up the railroad question as
issue II Increased rates arc granted.
ton or pu6lic policy. and the public is
going 10 be the final arhiter regardless
Of what courts OF commits sions say,
the resolutions say. We feel that the
time ia now rapidly coming when We
must again take up the railroad ques-
ton. Is i'll former years"
The resolutions say that for ten
years the railroads IN the territory in
VOWED have earned on the capital
stock, Including water and ALL" from
10 q per cert.