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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-12

There is such widespread resentment
against the attempt to involve the re-
ligious denominations and the temper
ance societies in a partisan campaign
in support of the Democratic candidate
for Governor that it need not he sur
prising to hear of a counter movement
that will make the scheming of profess
sional politicians back of this game
look extremely small. Serious harm has
already been done the Anti-Saloon
League, a nonpartisan organization in
its purpose and plans. by the unfair at
titude of its managers
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-12
OUR DAILY LAUGH
NOT UsABLE.

NOT USABLE.
Mary had an
aeroplane,
Its wings were
W h 1 t Q a s
snow;
But every time
she wished to
fly,
The plane re-
fused to go.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-12
WILL ADOPT CLASS

City exchanges say there will be A
| fine crop of buckwheat in the State
and that 1t is out of danger of frosts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-12

us army or friends IN this city
- and throughout the country are
= u more than pleased with the dis
tinguished honor which has
again been bestowed upon Bishop Ru-
General Conference. After an inter-
regnum of several years Bishop Dubs
has been reelected to the episcopacy
and all who recognize in this able
churchman devoted leader of his
denomination feel that a most wise
and admirable choice has been made
by the conference.
Bishop Dubs has been in the har-
ness for more than 5S years and what
he has accomplished for his day and
generation through forceful, conse-
Grated effort constitutes one of the
brightest pages in the religious his
tory of the United States.
The return of the Rev. DIR. II. B.
Hartzler and the Rev. DR.. w. NJ.
Stanford. both of them former bishops
of the church, will also be welcomed
by Harrisburgers who have learned to
know and love them during their long
residence in this city. Both are
veterans in the denomination they
serve and Dr. Hartzler is taking up
the important work. in addition to his
editorship, of the presidency of the
board of foreign missions at an age
when most men are shedding cares
and preparing to retire. No more Wig
orous or energetic body of churchmen
are to be found in the country to-day
than the venerable heads of the United
Evangelical Church who honor the
city by their residence here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-12
EIectIon's the Thing

The election is the only thing of in
terest in the city at present.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-12
SENATOR OLIVER
SHOWS UP EXPENSE
Cost Twice as Much to Nominate
Mccormick and Palmer as
Brumbaugh and Penrose
DAYLIGHT FOR COMMITTEE
Letter to Palmer Tells Him He
Does Not Have Support of
His Own Party Now

People interested in politics all over
the country are commencing TO sit up
and take notice of the attempts be-
ing made to misrepresent DIR. Brum-
baughs stand on various issues and
the primary campaign expenditures of
Senator Penrose because of the plain
matter of fact statement made to the
United States senate committee on
elections by Senator George T. oliver.
the other day. The committee it will
be recalled decided to wait until after
election before taking up any inves-
LEGATIONS despite the fact that the
committee is dominated by Demo-
Gratis.
The statement of the senator show
ed up the grand stand play of Con-
gressman a. Mitchell Palmer and
proved that the Democratic campaign
waged by Mccormick and Palmer cost
twice as much as that of Penrose and
Brumbaugh. When it comes down to
pouring in money Mccormick showed
he did not care.
Senator Oliver gave the committee
a statement from Richard Campion,
treasurer of the Pennsylvania Protec-
tive Union, and also figures showing
mick, Democratic gubernatorial can
didate; A Mitchell Palmer, senatorial
canu. date. and of the Palmer McCor-
mick League in PENNSYLVANIA. the lat
ter an organization to promote the
candidates. of Palmer and Mccormick
In the Democratic primary. The fig
ures showed the following expendi-
lures by the Palmer Mccormick wing
of the Democratic party to defeat
Michael ]. Ryan, for governor, and
Henry Budd for the senatorship:
Expenditures of Vance C.
Mccormick .......... $33,274.7S
Expenditures of PalmerE. S,704.1S
Expenditures of Palmer
Mccormick League ... 19,406.0t
lOldl .......... SJb, 80 4.JZ
The expenditures of Senator Pen
rose. senatorial candidate; Martin q.
! Brumbaush. gubernatorial candidate,
and the Pennsylvania Protective
Union. which Palmer attacked when
he appeared before the committee, fol-
lows:
Expenditures of Senator
Penrose ......,..'.. S14,64O.73
Expenditures of Martin G.
| Brumbaugh .......... 3,139.4S
Pennsylvania Prote tive
| lotal ''.'''. .'.''....'' S2S,foO.Zl
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-12

~ CONGRESSMAN A All ON S.
KREIDER made speech at
~ Penbrook on Saturday night
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-12
BISHOP DUBS

7 IT'S army of friends in this city
- and throughout the country are
= i more than pleased with the dis
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-12

The other day a man came up and
thanked the Telegraph for printing its
little question every night. The ques-
ton referred to is at the bottom of
this column. In the language of that
man: Blessed If l knew this city was
so much on the manufacturing man
until / began noticing that little inter-
rogation point every night. 1t has
given me a lot of information and I'd
like to see the list keep on growing"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
@nKcrIn6rt ocr SaosgnltimOre
CjeIdl1ftslentc.

Sn elmer geitern 9l6eno i'm 9urcot
ocS ErGiiOcuten Souis @odman an
DER Olt-Nontgomcrp- -5traBe itott9c.
6a6tcn Sibung 0es nSiioa@oltimorc
Observation-Disclosures" nilr0e be-
i6lonen, am 10. SUM cine 9GoTer-
fo6rt ouf Der 9ai 5u pcritanitaltcn.
81 Oieiem 3med murOc Der Gompicr
o9lnnapoliS" gc6aricrt. Sn 9ln6c-
tro6t Der beporitc6enocn Stcrnen-
bannerieicr miro Der Gerein m1brcno
Der 6a6rt fleinc Seioeniloggen, Soll.
oenirnliiben nit Ocn 6or6en Der Ser.
Stnatcn 6lag9e mo fleine WioOcac
bon Sort W}cSenrD an Die gllsfliiqler
ocrt6cilen. 9(ae pcitcrcn Gorbcrci-
tlnaen fiir bic g9oiicria6rt pcrocn
bon einem Gonite, beitebeno ans oen
Serren SarrD &lmncde, gloam s..
9rontm unO Charles SeinBemann be-
iorgt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
glutomu6il Onrdlgcaanoen.

Sin fumfcluogclneues 9liltomo6il,
0o9 Sr. @corgc g9. Dlillcr bon ytr
1925, Sit2oiopcite glpenne, ii6 crit
Dor cinem @ionot 5ugclegt botte, lit
icincm BETTER geitcrn 0ilrhgegon'
gen. Sr. 9ii0er battc ieinc JauIilie
Uon cineni l1ngeren 9lusihig na@
Sauie 5uriid gebraAt unb fitrbelte
Die W}oid5ine micoer an, im iie in Die
Garage 3rriid 5li briugen.
glls &crr @}illcr geraOe ben SSIB
ouf oos Grittbrett lcben molltc, icBte
6os glutomo6il ii6 BON iclbit IN Sc-
mcglmg, mari Srn. Odacr nm uno
rib NIT 9iieiengcualt cincn al @olrc-
StraBe lnO Soiapettc-9lpcnuc lte1en-
oen 2aterucnpioitcn bcrans. Der
9ia0iator, oic SAubidilocr ino mcb-
rere 3u6e60rt6eilc puroen 5crltort;
Serr @}iaer iel6it fam nit Dem
Schredcn 0QDon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05

iagieraoent iagt, Dab ii6 bic Grfir-
iiouen nidt be5o6lt 6dbcn.
&crr 6. 5. N}cGleaDp liegt ibwcr
erfronft in ieiner 9o6uuig an Der
9odoole gl6eme 81 9iaipcburg.
Serr NlcGlcaOp lit Gormam oes
Sc6eroepartements Der oGUenin0
Sim" mo mar irii6er in Oerlclbcn
Stellung an Der ,gSorl0."
Ser 9tane oes Serrn ". Gabell
Bruce miro BON gelpiiieu Seiten nit
Der Domination fir Oos NioDorsamt
in &er6inouug gebrodt 0cSglcirbcn
miro Der 9lnne OeS StaOtltuicr.Gin-
ncbmers s. u. S5oof crpG6ut.
Ger 09tcigbbor6ooo Improvement
GhIb bon SoOanS~ bejie6t bcute iein
ncnes Glu6lofal ,Geoarcroit" un0
Ddlt oabei ieinc Sa6resperianullng
lmo geanltempnbl
On Der 0lcGop 6olle iano geiern
cine &crlanmIing ocrjenigen @er
lonen ltatt, mel6e 6ciite in gan5 @als
timore ben 9eligions- Genius oiii.
uc5men UeroeH. Serr Sobn Z. Stone
iii6rte Den @orii6.
5rau u 90. ga 6ollette 6ielt Qc.
ltern 9l6eno cincn &ortrug in ser
llnion.9optiitcn-&irbe ser g3eaer
Sm o5loreiton.Glu6" mcr0en 6eiite
9lbcno ole SS. Q. SapIor Scott,
9lbranl Woie5 imD Somoro 9. G6at.
der Elm 9iecital gebcn.
SSu Somiltpn mcrocn ole glmuo6s
ner Der 9arforOs9iooo 6elite 9l6cnO
cine &erion1nlllng bolten, nm iibcr
oen @lan fir cine neue Sbule 5u
6crotbeu
Cine delegation miro morgcn Sen
@ouUernenr eriuHeu Srn, @m. 3.
Stone, Oeiien glnitstcrnin ais 3oQ
@inue6mer nd6iten Nionat 3u Gnoe
ge6t olS Stoots SSuouitrie @eriihe.
ritngS.G .Gomnliiidr 5ll ernenuen Scrr
Stone miro bon sen 6erporrageno,
iten @ciAditShuteu scr StaOt fir
Oicien &olten inooiiirt.
Ger o9torO @op. .StraBen-9auber.
elm bdlt 6eltte gl6cno 9eomtenmobl
in 9tr. 737, 9torO-@oD. StraBe.
Die fiir5lide incorporate 9lnne
glritnoel-Gollntp 8roouften 9orie
miro inn Stepot.@ebGuOc an ser @de
bon @oD- unO 2omboro-StroBe ein
Bureau erofinen, 0r. ". g. Nlot.
t6cuS 1T -@ciHGitsfii6rcr,
Die o6rnIen.Siga4 Bat Sen -.
@lai ais o9limenSog" Dcignirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
Der arieg sur See.

Nlit ocm glnfoug ocs Sabrbun.
0crtS 6cgonn Gin iibcralls roidcs
Scmpo Scr Gnhpidclimg ouf frieDS.
te6nii@cm @e6iet, Die ggoficA 5ur
Gee moreu cS 6eionocrS, Die Derpoll.
foumnct mltr0cn. giiciengeiAiiBe
imo 5dnea.2nocfnuoncn bis 81
1872 3oa &oliber finOen mir ieet
oui ocn Sdlacbti6iffen DER aamPI
fam auf 12,. bis $1,000 g9eter pe'
ginncn.
81 glci6er Belt begaiii alla] ~
Mettitreit 3miihcn @eibilg lllo 4SNl'
5cr; Oie &raft Der @eibolle lotlle ple W
4onaerimo 3erIt6rcn. es lnuds ollo
Sic St6rfe 6es 9an5erlhuses ge9en
Sic pcrhcerenoe Dlaht Der slrilllcrle.
2u feiner 8eit aber ent6rannte Der
Sgctf,treit spiic6cn slrtillerie lmo
Sr6iffSic6us fo itnrf, iuie in 0en leh.
fcm 1ebn Sa6rcn ieit Der S6loht bel
SGdGima. SSrii6er ais ole Srieo8.
Sd6ifie nod ols &ol5 gebout mllr0en.
pcrieuertc oic gr0Bte, aus gronae oe
fertigte &onone cine 60 Ifnn0
ihwere aiigeI. Our 5ortldleuocrung
0erielben mar cine ASuloernenae bon
30 @uno notbig- 0os aoIi6er oes
@elhiibes betrug ac6t 8oa, bic 2Gnge
oeS Hobrs Orei Dteter. sic SbuB
oilton5 bci Erefiern belief ii6 ouf
Elm Oinrimtm BON 400 D2ctern.
Sect ormirt Gnglono lcine9inien.
icbiiie nit 1879 3oa @eihiiben, Die
Oeutibc NRarinc ibr critics 2inien.
i6iif nit Ocnl glcideu aaIiber, nab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
yMiaOiiOn-Sanarc gnn- nuO 2ei6
&erein."

Weltcrn glbcnO bielt Der ,DldOiion.
Sqliarc 9ou- lmo 2ci6-&crcin~ IN
9{r. 1880, 9}oro-&cntral.9loe., icinc
81. Sa6re0uerIoumllmg ob. Der 81.
ndn5bcrid5t ergo6 Oas 6olgen0e: @is
neH @ut6oben Don $3.50, 1925
Itcben &cr6inOli6fcitcu BON $152,,
421.03 gegcnii6er, mo Der Gercin
5a6ltc in Oen lcbteu 4 $a6ren cine
jdbrlibe 0ipiocn0e bon z 9Sro5ent.
lSn Oas 0ireftorilm mur0en bel ser
9camtenwa6l geitern folaenOc Ser
rem gelpdblt: 5ranf s. &oa, @rdii-
Dent; GOmarO 8. gSolf &ice-lgrdii.
bent; George s. Wlant, Sefretdr !,
9lOom 8lecfcnitein, Scbaemeiiter; @gs
bert gl Sinfe, &iilfE-S SetretGr; 6rcO.
SNuamonn, 9lOom Soiier, 9S. 5. So-
mig, 81. @}. 0unler, y. $. iSledcn.
itein, G6oS. 3. @iainger, CHARLES s..
6ran5 uno 5ranf @t. Mlerriden
&ecbtsaniualt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
Hnhn lleniinn.


IS itor6 am 4. 9loi 1914 SObu
9Ieuiing in icincm 50. 2cbcnSio6re
IN icincr g8obnlug, ylr. 2407, Cii
GliOcrsStrahc, gelicbter @utte bon
glgotbe Jfcuiing. Ole 3cit Der Ge
eroi9lng miro lpdtcr augc5eist uer
0cn. (W}oi5)
reno bic ncuelten ancrifaniihcu
3rcaOnou96ts n9lebaoa. .glep.
Ygrf, uOflabpma, ,@ennipmu.
MA lln0 uSeruS" nit oieir8c1ns0Qi
gen @ci1iIBen ousgecriltet iino.
Gas &obr oieicr @ci1iiBp but, il
Stoli6cr gemeicn Elm @Goidlt BON
$4,000 &nno mo cine gauge BON
POI Y}cter. 9aS @ciboB9cmi@t be.
trdgt 1900, oos @cmi6t 0cr 2a0un0
630 4flmo. 0}it ocr Steigcruug
oeS &olibcrS bcrnlinoert lid) OicSolt
barteit Der 9to6pe ropioc. Sin III
50aigeS 9to6r fam ie naM Gouitruf
ton, cngliih, ocuticb II. T. m., 1920
bis 200 SdlltB auSbolten.
Gie @reiie Der aanoncn iDweQan
nit 5miebnienOer @r0Be an. Sin
SHuB ans eiuen 1186lligen @eidiig
foiet $3.50, iuenn Elm Sta6lpollge
idoB perieuert miro, ino $3.50 bel
Gericuerlng elmer @rouate. Nle6r
ais 100 SdnlB oiiriten oicie &o9re
foum aus6olten Sc 9r6Ber pic @e
idiibe plirOen lin 10 me6r pidjs
Oas Displacement Der Sdiife. 5eute
iinO 10000 5ouHen nit cinem Ereile
BON etpo II Ndllionen Collars Ct.
reidt, gegen friiber 10000 l0nnen u.
31a Wlillionen Collars.
gle6cn Der glrtillerie lit es Die Eor.
peOomaiie, oeren @irfung Die groBcn
Seem1cbte iteigeru molleu. Oion
rehnet 6eute nit elmer GOrpe0oidMB.
meite bon etiua 5000 Nletcr (friber
bis 800 Nieter) Gie Sprenglaouna
6etrdgt 300 @hlno. 9|cbcn Oem Der
6eiiertcn Sorpeoo poll5og iid sic
ibnelle @ntmidlrmg Oes llnteriec.
6ootes. Seiu 9lftionSraoiuS De
lduft id auf GotieuOe bon Nleileu
mo icine Seetii1tiatcit lit Oirh
lpeite 9leiicn erpieien. Seine c5e
iduinOiatcit geniigt 8r9et9eiIigrng
am Gompf ser Sinienbifie lm0
areu3er. 9}idt lueripd6nt Bari Ser
5biiisontrie6 blei6en. 2lu Stcile
Der &ol6en- trot ole 6ir6inenmairbi.
ne. geucroings modt 0ie Gclicuc.
umg ais @riob iiir Die 9oblenieue
rmg 0iel bon iid reoet
Die mooerniten Sniirunlente Ser
Seeriiitung, 6ug3eug liiO SuftldliiL
6efinOen iih nod i'm Gntmiulings
itaohim. GS 6cltebt ie0oA tein 3uc
iel, OaB iidb 6eioe in uiht SIT ierner
3eit ais friegS6raucbbar crlpeiien
pcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
On Npiton npm Vo0e crcilt.

6omin 9libleD &cmis, 40 Sabre
olt, mel6cr mc9rcre Sabre Elm 9lf-
ticnmafler- -@eiGGft an ocr German.
StroBc betrie6, ftiirote auf Ocnl
SoiitD -9abnbofe in Bottom toot 8lt
gooen. SeIcgrapbiic6 wurOc Die @ot.
tin Oes Sooten mcl6e iib bel ibrer
W}utter, 6rau 8. 3. ggiaiantion in
glr. 902, ct. @aulitraBe, bierielbit
beiudsmeiie aifbGlt, bon Dem plob-
li6cn Sinit6eioen bcna6ribti9t. @r
2eDis, welder gegcnpdrtig IN y&ep-
9orf Gin @eibGft 6etrieb, bielt iid
gei6dftlih in Bolton ouf uno poIlte
geraoe einen 3ue bclteigcI I'M no6
glep-yorf 5uriid5ufe6ren ais ibn
Scr 800 ereiIte. Der 2cidnam longte
geitern 9l6eno in Baltimore on. 9ie
@eiiebitng miro bon Dem Seim Der
Sbmiegermlttcr ocS &erItor6cncn
aus itattfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
Der Suqnclt lit Gcntc.

SSn Der Gontoncr 8oli5eiitation i'm
set 6eute 9l6cnO s ll6r Der ,ShqpcIt
ii6cr Oeu Goo oeS pm 9lmoto Sra
gallo, str. t2l, SiiO s. Ctr, @igb-
lanotopn, ericboIicnen @uiitppe 6or-
tmo itotf. Staotsonpalt 0artnan,
Der oic llntcriubumg lcitct, miro bel
Dem ,Snanelt 3ltgegcn iein. Srogdno
6eiinOet iid augcnblidlih IN Der @an'
toner Goli5eiitotion bintcr S6loB
uno 9licgcl. Seucrio Scarano lno
Syoieppo lBoul iino BON i5rcn Don
Sragoiio 5l8eiiigten @crwuuolmgcn
iopeit 6ergcitellt, OoB tic 5rm Sil.
Qucit ais 3elgcn cri6cincn werOen
fonnCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
@rnenerlen Sen gImIsri0.

OlitalicOer Der Spirihloieulicen36e-
60roe trcten ueueu 2lmtStermin
an. - 5. SenrD 9afcr sum Grd-
iiOeutcn iuicOererud6lt. - 9lIc
Bureau 9(ugeiteaten Der 9e6or-
DC bebalten lire Stellimgcn.
@incn wcitercn 9(mtStcrnlin bo6cn
geiiern Die 0}itglieoer Der Sprituo.
fenlicen56e60roe. 0ic Scrren S.&enrD
Batter, 9lO0iion 9. Nhllifin imo s..
u. Bud angetretcn. Sic legten oH
8ormittog Ocn oori@riftsmdBiAcn
9lmtseiO in @cgcumort BON pieleu
SreitnOen lnO 9ctonnten o6 imO cr.
bielten 5oblrei6e glunen-2lngcbiuOe.
9ia6 Der Geremonie organiiirte ii6
Die gcborOe inO purOe Scrr 9nfer
sum &rGiiocuteu ipicOcrererud6lt
SGntmtlic1e Bureau 9lngeltcllteh
Der 9c6or0e oer6lcibcn nuI einen
mciteren Gernin inn glmtc. Gieie
iinO: So6n j. 9oug6annier G0ei-
@lerf; 5. @relpcr @ar0ner, 9iilfSs
Glerf; George @iie, @1as 6. @eio
lmo 9S. gS. 9beitcr, StenogrdpD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
9ns critic gsnrfsGuuscrt.

PIN Sonntag, Ocn II. OieIcS Mlo-
mats, bcginlit Oic Saiion Scr ,Eorf
Gon3erte nit cinem CONCERT i'm
0rili0.&iQ-Yarf, rpclbcs DON 5 bis Z
ll1r glbenos ltottiinOet. Die $orf-
aopeQe, lpel9c, mie bisbcr, inter Der
0ireition bon &roiclior Daniel ,Selo.
mann ltcbt, iebt ii6 ans 30 Dt1ifern
5uinmmcn 0aruntcr Dcri6icoene ta-
lcntirtc Soliltcn, lpie SD. S6miot
un0 @iQiom Stanogc, Glarinct
GaDmonO 6elOmonn, Gornct; gSil.
liam &aiier, 4Soialmc; Or. S6omoS
GuttD, @upbonilrm mo &ioline, mo
GOrDar0 @atelD, &plopbon lmo @lof.
fen. 81 ocn beOGtenocren @ompoii-
tionen, pel6e OieGopeQe Oieien Sont.
mer 5ur 9llifiii6rilng bringen miro,
5Qblt Die .WlilitGr- Symphonic" bon
@opon. Ole Symphonic muroe in
1894 1ei6riebcn mo am Il. N}ai
ocIielben Sa6res 5lm eritcn Qial 5iir
9llfiiibrltng gcbradt. Inter Oen
ii6rigcn fiir Oic Gon5ertc oisgcuG6l.
ten Gonpoiitionen bciinOcn ii6;
aSlaponii6er Cans glr. 81 BON Gpos
rdf; oSpnlpboniihes @cOibt" bon
Saint. .Sacns; n9laegro S1cr5anOo,
adtc S1mpbonic~ bon 9eet6obcu;
nSiegnnmO's 2ie6eslieo" aus o0ic
g8olfiirc" BON @agncr; &riegsmari6
imo 56ladten.&pnme aus ,9iicn3iE
poil g8agncr iin0 yWdlitdrBolo3
noi1e" non Nhnniu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
aur3c smOtneiigfeitcn.

cQn alien Sotels Der Stoot licgen
YrotcItiormulare fiir bic Suite aus,
in mcl6cu acgen Ole 2lnia6pie oeS
@ro6i6itionS 9imenoements prote'
itirt merOen ioll
Sic Baltimore 2o0c 9}r. 704 PES
Croens ser ,,N}ooic" bdlt oeic &oGe
eincu go3ar in ieinem nelcn eluo'
6auic gtr. li2, g8eit-6ooette. Str.
Gie ,@eitlide 0larplduoer erell-
6abn~ bat 6eiAloiicn, i'm fonunenocn
Sonimer feline @rfllriionS5ilgc nod
EFeu.@lar Iauicn 81 lollen' Der ASol'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05

goriib lmO Sefrctdr Seiuri6 @eii-
ling oas @rototoll fiibrte. Ser DC.
ridt Oes Gelc0otcn 5lm ulluabbdngi-
gen 9iirgerpercin" plr0e entgcgen
geuommen unO cine 5o6lrci6e Dc
tbeiliging al Der Sterncn6anners
5cier beihloiicn 6erncr wuroe ein
Gomite crnonnt, Oos iiir einen Som.
mer.9(usihig Die &orbercitungen
trcifen ioII. 3mei neue gRitglieOer
wlIrOcn 5ur 9Inma5me 0orgcidlogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
@cscr in Ocu eci6 sciduiicu.

Die glegcr 9iidaro Soa bon gir.
2232, 9rlmtitry mo @eorge 9iggs,
ouf oen Oie &oli5ei sur 3eit ia6noct,
geriet6en geitern gI6eno gegen 15f1
ll6r al Scr Gde bon Gal6olin- uno
@aiirensitroBe in cineu STREET, Der
oomit enoete, oaB 0iggs oen Saa mil
elmer @iitole 5weimal in Den Inter.
lei6 idoB. Ger @etroffene purOe in
fritiihcm 3uitanoc in OaS MorplGn.
Der Som0opot6iiAc Soipitol cinacGc-
feri,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
@Olf.snrnicr ~ 0lolanO Bart.

@iit etfua t5O Spielcrn sur Stellc
begonn geitcrn gormittag oui Dem
9iolonO @orf Spielplob oas id6rlcbe
Groffntngs.@ .@oli.lnrnier Oes 9alti-
more Goultrp Gibbs. 9is mor9en
Sormittag miro cs iid 6eralSiiellen,
mer bod fir Oic @noipicle qialiii5irt
lit. Ger ShliBfampi Inn Den MarD-
lanO @eder, iuelcber bon 6. 6. Sod-
ion, jim, inO 9iicbaro u. Sadiou &C.
itiitet wuroe, iinoct morgen gio1mit-
too itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
9[Qe glenne!

@cgen vi llbr 0a6niitto9s brod
geitern inn Spoic bon Srn. SamueI
Miaer, in Der gld6c Der Nlotroben.
6o6rif bon 6reo. g8nlpcrt & 60,
ein Brand aus. g(lte Ntoisbiilien,
Die BON ocr @olperti6cn 6obrit
itommten botte, Sr. 0liIlcr ais
&ierOeitrell benubt itno Oicie ibei-
nGn iib ipieocr bon iclbit ent6iinoct
81 bo6en. 0as 6cuer bat feincn
S6aoen ongcri6tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
0ie @nnSes.O .@e66rOe.

g9ie Die fiiui @iitalieOer, pcl6e me-
ben Sdobomts Sefretdr unO
g916rimgs.Gontroleur oie 9e60r-
&c biloen perOelL ousgemGblt.
S6re g}ameu
g9oibington, A. @loi. Erd.
lioent gSilion bat Die fiinf Ni1nner,
lpel1c init Dem S6abants- Sefretdr
unO Dem @dbrungss9ontroleur oic
9unoes. .GcierOe.8eboroe biloen mer.
Oeu ouSgelp06lt.
ga nod ilitbt 9(ae bic &nbl nngef
nonme1 ba6en 10 ipur0e Die iornel'
le glnfiinOiglnig nod oiifge6oben.
&ier bon Sen flint gluserforeneu
0eS @r1ioenten iinO:
9lidor0 GlneD bon Bolton, Wloiiy
frii6cr Stootsiefretdr inter @rdii.
bent GIeDclano, ais &oriteber Der 9e.
b0r0e;
&uul @lorib @or6urg bon O3ew
yorf, 0}itglieo Der 9anf-6irma BON
oGu6n 2oeb umo Co."
&orrp ". @6ccler non G6icogo, Der
@Be-&rdl0ent Der llnion Srlit So,
Don Chicago, rno frii6er @r6iiOert
mo Grgoniiator Der &unOes-Son'
OelSfunner;
g8. g 3. Sorotig bon 9irnlings
6om 9llo., 9Sr1ii0ent Der o6irit 9ta-
tionol gonf," bon 9irnIingbonI
Gos finite NlitglicO miro BON Der
popifil9en aiiite gepdblt; cs miro
gcglou6t, ooB Or. q. IS, Niller Oas
9lnt er6olten miro. Tericlbe mar
irii6er @roiciior Der 2elouO Stan'
6orOsllniperiitGt lmO lit sur 3eit Nj.
liitcnt oeS Sefretdr Zane bonn Ge.
pQrtcnient 0eS sSnneren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-05
enr5 iit 9oIisei.eicntcnumt.

Shr5 Ut FDii3ei'SlehIennllI.
3um OlaAfoIacr ocs icbigcn Gopi.
tGnS Somuel Souic crrount. -
Sergeant 0onicI @fennig gum
&unoc.S .Scrgeantcn 6cforocrt. -
9oIi5iit s8iaiom g. Scribncr
miro Sergeant. - @oIi3ei.2iell-
tenant Dillon bcrictt.
Syn einer mcbrItiin0igen GrefiltiD.
Sibun0 crnonnte geitcrn 9l6cno Die
%oli5cibcb0r0e 0cn 9funoc- -Ser9con.
ten George &. 2ur3 bonn n0roliben
0iItrift 0cn biSbcrigcn Snitruftcur
uno @riinocr ser Boli5eiiAule, gum
g}aMiolgcr Ocs goli5ci.2ieutenontS
Sanulel &oule. Sr. Soilie iiber.
nintmt 6cutc 0cr GonmanOcltrpoItcn
OcS oltlic9en 0iitrifts. g8ic bcrcits
inn o@cutl6cn Gorrciponoenten" be-.
ridtet, miro CT ocr ylodfolger ocS
GopitGns 2eogue, Der in Der bcrfloi-
lcncn gSo6e peniionirt muroe unO
bcrtc nod l4.jobriger SbGtigfeit I'M
8oli5eis sGcportcncnt in oen moblper-
oientcn 9htbcitoilo tritt.
2icutcnant 2ltr5 miro Scr Som.
monocur Scr bcrittencn lmo Olotor.
9l6t6cilung iomit DER gio6iolgcr oes
&oli5ei 2icutenonts GboS. s. Gcnlp.
icp. gluf icinen @uui9 bin miro
Nr. 0enlpicD &icutenont ocs n0ro-
libcn DiItrifts. Scr biS6erige
lieutenant oieieS 0iitrifts, Somes
3. 0iIlon ipur0e no6 0cm mittlcren
0iitrift DericBt, ais gla6fol9er ocs
Srn. Souie.
Gum 9fuuOciergeofnten bcf6rocrt
muroe Sergcant Gancl Bfenlig
pom norOweitliben 0iitrift lnO 5um
Scrgcanten ser @oli5iIt @iaiom g.
Scri6ner, Elm N}ii9lieO ocr Ser
fe6rs 9l6ibeilung, Der 5ulebt an DER
See ben Baltimore ltno &ig6t-Sir.
poitirt war. 6rGllciu @iarD z.
S5aroc0, Die erlte 9Soli5ciirnu Der
Sta0t Baltimore, cr1iclt Den Sitcl
, Characterization" oerliebenf. Sie
miro in 3utunit oolle Gontrole ii6cr
Ole 9l6tbcillnd Der uc6li6cn 9lii,
alieoer DeS Observation-Disclosures ba'
BEN. Ger genannten 9lbtbeilrng ge'
b0ren iiini @}itglieOer All. 0ieic iino
orlBcr SrGillein SorOep, 6rau @li5a-
6et6 6a6cr, 8rl Margarct eagle.
ton Sri. Gpo 9llOrioae inO 6rau
@racc 6. Eurner. 6rdulein @arOcp
trat Dor 5pci Sabre in ocn &oli5ei-
Oient.
9[llc &oli5iiien Ser Sto0t ba6en Ole
0rore er6alicn, gcnni onraui 81 ADJ
ten, OaB Die 9erfcbrsbciiimmmgen
filr glito-6abr5eilge itritt eingcbal-
ten perOen.
9lls 9lciultot i0urOe Samuel 8.
lNeirbHidna bon 9fr. 1870, 9loro-&nIile-
StroBe, Der G5duiielr eineS 9hlto-
IS6lDu4enS, perbnftet imO bon Dem
&ol5eirirbter Supplee in Der mittle.
rc1 &oli5eiitation 81 81 @elOltraic
perlrt6eilt. @r Bate imterlaiieH,
Ioeil geie6le oes @oli5iltcn Goboen
IofiiRi ooiaS4 Gdc poH 9tori6-9lpenlie iiito
GR8fleS z StroBe Salt 81 ndben,
81 gebor1en.
SSoiep6 9enber, "a Sabre alt BON
9lr,a70S. SPaOeira StraBe, rpuroe
Donai'Oen @oli5iitcn &oifman un0
'SupOeroapegen 5rl i9ncllen 6a6rens
.Derbnftet. gta1 Sinterlegung bon
$22 Siirgibaft erlangte er Die Srei-
belt ga er nidt 81 Dem @erborc in
Der mittlcren &oli5eiitation eri6ien,
erlldrte EoIi5eiri1ter Supplee OcH
Setrag ais perfallen.