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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
spiritmulem.Qieen5cn.

C9lciu. 9ntrd, 10Ol--O3 @irecnmoHnisglpc Il
Siol Jacob liG5 @oriuhsgloc .............'s
Ciicrbdn, Gcorae s.. 1900 Nuus1ir. 80 80
4aicr. glnion 9GsgSyGae 0antoliIs uno 90'p 10
Ra@iai 5rani IL, 2G2o 9nOioll. sir. .....-. !
Eeuimlib SoDa. 1920 SouGD cir. ...'....'.r'
@eiierion Sranf sos sllrcOoioaO. ......., =
YcuiG, NcrHnro a.. 132O p Sl9Uls sSit. .-'-.,
&ieiruuaf, Sobn i732 @liccannd Slr. ...'
Yueiier gconbaro, t4l0 Slts6npelles lesSir..'' "a
8onSo. gioGm 633 s..G6no sir !. <...:-,...
300 silllam g. i95 al * y All,g@asse. all,s
HQitiui 0ouiS Soc OS SultcrnsNnc. .......i.. q
aeooing. 5obn gcGamora, oil g&s9opaFo'
mcin6aTSt So6n. isl3 Sreocrd 9loc. ....... y
Resnid. eouis 1923 gS. s@erHans r!.....',
Neipipsln gllbcrt. 3 gS-sHomharos cir. ..''o ot
Rdc0 Sanics 1917 MMlllint Cir. .....-.... o1
Riiicr SobH 2235 Srcocrids9lOe. .......,...,7 ~
&o1e. SenHis 8, 800 Gli@9sey ysSi,r =, ;,:''.' 10
MODE Sobn E., l30l--Q3 ~. s$rallsSit t.-'' Ia
Aobrtdn. gloan 1907 gS. gatlmorcsSit,.
Nnic MsoiCs 672 &. s9UingonsSir. ........ }
&oieTcr 9iebecca VI. csSime), is33~9o 10
mosib fir' ir 8taiom. 400 '6nil.sif...,,,...2aa "a
Nothibm @uiu 500 N.sgSQlDln9i 9ionsSir..'' a
Buff Samcs 1919 SelerlonsStr; ..,,...,.'r .
RDtiHu. Games 032 81 30 N:.Nroqowa0
Saironcf sluion. 2I0s CitNiaoiion. Str.....
Snro qpuis Srnnf iOi NsGurlch+ Cir. ..... "
sc9aeier. S'curge ", 5i4-iG S.'0tcmonr ot
s4aeicr So1n 2026 Grcons.S Sir. ....'' ~ ~
Gbner H., Sobn gl., l34 " sVa0j q; ~
Gdcrbel, So1u g., q SonS, 650-'0l U.s. %
Ergiiil, oiii, 81, mis- $; Z
Snmelj Wlarb (9siiiwc). TBS 9nmber'ailo' X
z@mad. qdrGGra jjSiihccj 1909 q 0'onp 3
s6nciccS 0clricild (ssiihoc) i2s ss-.canr 90
sSocn6dis. ssaian 5i8 gs.aegingioq. slr; .,,..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
ln glcn.gnrf h cin rcidlcr gRaSdrnidacr ueaen 81

IN WclVyD0rl n en- reldlcr WlnOdlrllu8cl WV81H 81
GROCER 3uoriuoli6fct o iiini @ionatc ms Geon9niB
aciunot lpor0cl. 60 it's rcdDt 9bcr mas lon nit ocl
Groucn mo @|doHcn gcidlc6cn, Ole ourd) ole Nu9en'
rrodc SIR guforirg6fcit ouinmtcrn? IS aicbt nd)t
oQciu @dohcndgcr cs acbt and pcrlbrcnoc epdS-
todtcr lnlO 0omt meiilcn mir nd1t Die gci1mintteH
lm0 filnitIif bIon0cn yladltIoter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

gscnn Der 9'ritcn.a0nie jest cnmnI mad gmrrfo
fonimcn ioate Oiritc CT b oiIi eine cnt0noltii3en
Gupioug aciuBt piadcn Gr Dat N Sonoon clnerl BON
3mci bcribmtcu amerifaniideu Glubs ongcbren
SoIc6oaipicl bcocpobnt iulo lcb6at applmOirt!l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
1ohnnno 9Jlnrnorcf6c Wrccn6Urn.

IS fias0 am 25 Scbruar 1914 SOhanna
Marnarcihe Nrccnbort, eeliebic cjniiin bon
C5niiao Gjrecnborn i'm 9lier bon % Sabrcn
Nionaicn un0 4 Ea9cn Sic 9eerbignnQ i'm.
nct SamitnQ, 0ct 2S Scbruar. Jd6miiiaQs
ll6r. BON i6rcr geobninq, Nr. 9i2, eiio.
GuglsB. 9uahc ans iiuii 8eiebung aui Dem
nSmnlonnce 6rico6pic" 81 pduraouc.
t,Sc02G-r 2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

Srnn GbGrlOtie &erfms @ilmnn iast: n9dl 6nbc
Sroen er3d6t Dab Die NlaltS Gin flcines nihnlogcS
S6icrdcu lit mil cinem i6onen 6ea. Sd 1obc es &C.
iAn." SSaS mill i'm &crglcld)c biermt Ole Courage
ciucr sennf6urit bcOeutcn2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
Gnrl .SieIlcrmnnn.

IS nar6 am %. Scbruar 1919 0arl peller
marn, oclichicr Sniie bon Nlaranrci Seller
mann i'm gllicr bon 60 Sabrcn. IN ieincr gsobs
nina Wr 522, SfnsJluIc. SraNc Trnucriecr
an Sonuta1, Jinhmiituas llDr, in Der obigclI
gSohnung. @eiebnng oui Dem .@riten @onus
acIIaOen NrIconoIe". lSeb2l-Wlr5ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

Sin @icrtcl nacr GOcn in gcrlin nO GintinOcrc1cn,
Oos III oos Reot ciAcr Stotiiiif bic fiirlid au9c
iicat mlroc unO Die ocraoe i'm @inblid au oen II
Get6auo ict9ciIcQtcn aiidgon0 Der @c6nrtcn atere-
iant iil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

Ri ser fr5lid pom 05enerol Sacob 2. GorcD 0ctbn
ucit glcBcrung: 0ic @fcrOc pelcbc mid auI melnclu
crtcn Wardc irugcn illO toOt", bcncrtt 0c Dgieiu
glorf g9orlo~ nlno cr bate 6n5niigcn tonneL vaud
sic Siines~"
0os itimmt ober ndlt Bon Den Dor 6mail5l9 SAD
lcn pon sSoco6 p. @oreQ er5obeRen SlucS mp gcte
ncbrerc uidtS mcgcr ais tooi. &on lbm amhl ocf
gnsprid, Gas Golf mB 0ic Gcpat iiber oic &c9c'
rlnla micOcrcrlmgcn~ cine 6oroerlug, oic S1eooore
HooicDct Dor 6uc so6rcn sur Balls eincs aonpcS I'M
Sic rcpublifoniidc Observation-Disclosures maftc.
Gorcp lit ocr Dloin Der Die ggitation tir ole oretfe
YQoh Scr gnbcs 5cnotorcn 6cQann 0c jcbt cin0etlbu
t or beirporctc and oic oircttc gSo1l ocS Frolioen'
ten im0 cc.9r6iioctcn Scr Scr Staoten uno Der Ne
oanfc 1T ibon 10 nett geoicbeu ooh @rdiiOcnt %lon
ib oui bic 93onIiuaou BON &rG0cnt uno Gicc-Froli'
Denthots-@onOiootcn on0eiponot ic6cu modte. 9orcp
NOR oud1 Scr Grie Scr sic marncr0e Stnne erbob DAB
sic eiIcI6a6nQcicaidaiten oos Sono cgnen plrocH
mcn Oic 9cgcrluq nidt 9lnltaen trcfe oe Gilcnba1'
ncn an ciQncn i0 ctt bobcn mir cine tbelucllc 0ol'
trolc scr @o6ucu oird sic 3ndentaotlidc ScrtcDrS'
Gonuniiiion cine Gontrolc brcr fman5iclc Npcrafo'
ncn miro 0cplon un0 in 9lusfn mir0 bic critic &c9'e
rulQs6abn Qe6oit Ger popular gcuorOctc VcoaHte
Scr Ginibuma clneS Olinimolobncs amnt BON Solc9
ito cr iii od Der N1ann Der Oe 0infilbrlng ocS cpl
10 picl bciprodcncn politahcn @cnittcs 0Snltiatpe
ult0 Mcfcrcnom" bciirmortctc
Soco6 e. Golw nur0c por 5mnu5ig toDrcn ais
6ronf~ Bopuliit un0 So5olii pcrpottct 9Ibcr nd)ts
rcitoreniecr O in ocr fr5cn 3ct ct ieincs oentlpr
0iocn W1ardjcs BON Gbo nod) Dem SnnOcs-Staptol ~
Moi6noton Dielc encr vpopllihAen~ ino vlo5ialt'
ihcn~ ,S0ccn in g2aibngton lIRO IN StaoS-fnpltoch
cinQcibrt uproua. GorcDs %croc bon OamalS luo
tc0f ober pelc cncr. Sucs lcbcn lhO Oos 5cigt DOB
Scr atc Gorcp Gin 5ienlid pcrimitigcr vGrart" Ut
oocr mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

Gs fiar6 am 26. Se6uar 1914 6griitiua
eeait. oc!iebie Satin BON Sobn gSal5 i'm gl.
fer BON ~ Sdbrcn Sic Necroiqnna iinoei
eurnlaq 9iamniiiinQs llNr bon i6rcr gSoO.
nnne, 9ir 3OG, 0uro.0aruliues Sira6e, ans
fiui @cicbun8 ani Dem baltimore 6reo'
hoie" (6cb27-O Or6D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
penn Role gna I'M ciaenen 0anic eine lIntertga.

gCINN lyVUN NHV THT VTNVFVT E"TV TV'V F''''FEF7 )
ncn ui0 ocrc Gigcubum nicbt cinnal gcgcn bic SoIpl
Sufiragciten biiBcn fom mic lit oo 81 erpartcn, oaB
Scbcn iuo Ggentbum icincr 9iracr in eincm ircmoeu
9onoc ocidiBt iciu iolcl Oas d ict Sabren III becn
9niirubr bciin0et2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
gn Sic 9amcu.

Die rmSIse edHle IN Der etaot;oomer
llniere GdbsNniien iebt often. Siuge ,,@c,iencn
uelche bic stleioerHadcriilnIt nab pen, IN fnI,
Wlei6o0en erlerneH pnnen fbnheH olee nlafeg
erreioben. ltnlerrbt WloreenS, ylaol Snie
nno gberoS, 9enueme Siunoen. Sna iin'
beQonncne 9ltbeiten tDnnen iud6reno Intel,
terridtS Iortocfebt peroen @riinoliDet oidhefe
rid)t in 6nnpurf pon Wluitern eribellh XII cR
Qln3lnit f6rillib oocr mnnoil6 1el ~"
teTS, Wv. 0U2, 9eelt,earatpgQ.Strah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
@nrcan OcS CgeOan0c. anIpcltors.

u. fScOllNl ltlif
IS miro bicrmii bcinnri ecac6ci oa6 9emp
\. Siihcr. qcmdb bcr an 10. Snni 1908 nnieli
Scidncicn 0eroronung gir loo. slbihnlif ~.
Baraerapb ? Cpie an 21 &qoember lsi
0lnmelen Dir "A mo i6. 9SeitsQarre Sirabe
ais SoI5niible 81 bcnuben mo 20 S. " ~
l,oioren 81 lnliaulreN. ..4ss
(Scho6 -2s WidrS2) Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

@a6rcub Der in ser 5lueiten SeptcmbcruOdlc OiecS
,sa6rcs itatiiuOcOcn &nocrta6rccr Ger S6Iod)t pom
Nortbpont iu0 Der @eburt Oes Stcruenbanner.Sieoes
has i'm 9aufc Ser 3ot oic gloono- -NDmne Der Der
5toatcn lcworou lit. miro audi Elm WSQnmmcnt 5in
9nocnfcn al oen oanaligcn GonmanOonten Oes Sort
9lcSenrp, Gbcrit@iHtcnani George grmiiteao, ent-
6at weroc ga 9rmiiieuo Oeutiden Slites ut ollten
0e Ucrtiden 9ultimorc's bel Der @nt6ulmgs- -Gremo-
nic mhpirfcn gGcnn Der .llnabbdnggc 9irger-@er-
en- d) nit oqn 6citauoiduiic in &crbinoung ieBte
f0nnc cs lcdt pcrcinbort pcroeu Dab oem Erdoclten
ecs 9iirgcruucins Ole Gnt6iilllng ocS @lomlmenteS
6crtroqcn iuirOc luO bic Scr Songcr cin pollenoeS
Sieo, ctpa oas Sico pom Stcrncnbanrer idngcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
/ repauemenl iNr 5iIenlna. qer0eNEtmaeN.

rcpnrtcmcnt iir Difrnillflc Ncrtcncfnn1en,
iiutcrsDcpnr.cmcni rcS SiaotSnncnicurs.
NnIttmore. 10. Sc6rnar 1914
GS pir0 bicrmii 0cm0B bon glbihniiien sb y
unn Sc Is oes Baltimore Sidot. Charters bcidnni
ccmodt car Der SiattNnaenicur nad ocin "a.
W;6r5 1914 beginner miro, Die na0aennn1ic
SiraGc nit fiooerren Niaieria 5u pllaiicrlt
ncu 5u pidiicrl uith ncn 81 bclcQcn 9lQc 4Ser
ioncn unb 6orpDrniionen mcroei ocsbaib nnl'
ecforocri. Grlanbnibd)cine liir ale glrucitcn 5n
ioien mno oicc uur ocnl a. Nldr3 1914 6n
hccitncu. .oic In iroeno ctucr 9Seiie oie @niard
hnnd oner guircihnnQ nnnacnairicr SirnBc
nocr cncs Ibclco oerieltcn r5ibla uaDcn
m66tcn. nadoem iie ani iolce g8clie gcpllolietl
uncr nclt pepilniicri ilt
Sic nbefcrludhnic Strnbc IN:
WicCelocsrD. Strnnc, BON ocr SnpooosGocWhc
bis 5nr Utlibcn Staoiaren5c-
y. 81 WicSnH
(Sch1t t8 %. .NfdrS5) Siaot Snacncur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

9Ouiq @eorg uum GnelunO perindt, ser Wuun i'm
Nollic m iein Gr Bot Der &0nigin umteriagt lem
,9ong 0iitoncc" Eclcp6on 81 bcnnsen Gas 9fcdt, ~
filrcn 0iitanjeu 81 predeL fam CT i9r eiocr 'lpf
uc5ncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

gSic warc es mcmn armiruI NcucD nnO SIOmirol
GicOcrid5 iid cingcn Ocn Soager SdieoSgeridt ibrc
Mcinmaspcrideocn6e SIR Interinfung mo Giit-
iajcioun0 81 ibenpeiieu?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
lInIcre geaisIahlr aat fiirlIid Oas gerlnu0eu Oel

luIerc eeoisIatitr int firsld Oas %rrlnagcn Der
Suiirooctten cinen Icraiiungs5uiae-Sorih oclI
6rdnen oos gSo6lredt u crtbcilen on5mc6ncn sum
3uciten Mloe o5acdloae Sn me9rcrcn anoeren ol''
hden 5taoten Iicacu oen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3tr 3eit Qlc6laucuoe 9ori1d0e Dor Ssic porc e.
ueni sic ecoisairucn eneu 9eibllIB anlo5mcll one
1roac crit nber Die Srage obitinner 81 lolleI % le
oos Stnmredjt 5u bcibcu miniden? lliSip eS la)eF
ntn. oa, mr. Gin flencr abcr ie0r vlalltcr" II Fro'
jcniob Der 5rauc oos gSablrcdlt perIall9 Slle al.
arntcinc gl6itinnmna Der 100000 meBcn 6roiten ~
Viomlono SIC I'M .wab6crcdHgtcn~ 9ntcr ebcl mir
Sc aarbct iber ocicn midtgcn %unft ibattea SSeill
sic Nle6rbeit Der 5rolien oas &abred nldDl 5 pege
mnidt oain lit es nidlt redt ibncu oalclpe an5l5w,-
ocn. Iic aomptSufroacten Gnaono s molen llu)
iict ppougspcic fittern aiicn. ebeno luellg faHll
non Der amerfoaiida 0msiran pcran9t peroell' ooB
hr aeaen hrcu g9nid cine neic @d]t 5ll iDren d)on
sc6lrcidcn @fGdtcn mtigcjupngen miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
Der rcpnblifaniidc @nnOcS- scnatOr SOra6 OOn

Der rcpMblifmnIldlc NnnOcs7ScnnfOr Nofa5 OOH
Soo6o aQtc auf Dem Sic6csieit Der Gran0 SlO %ortD
in Columbus S6o CT fonltc nidt begrcifeu fpie bic
9ua. G}ouer i'm GongreB Oas &egcrlngsprogranlm Der
0cofroten mtcritben fonute glc botten tir Die Oe-
mofrothc Sarif6iQ 0eitirllt - GoS lit ic5r cinfad)
Scrr Scnotor: Die 9ua a@looicr trcuntcn lid pou Der
alcn rcpubaniiden &artc o6 neil Oieic6c 1uen nd)t
iortidrittlid gcmlg mar uo MN fnOcn ic OaB III pic
len Sodcn oas Ocnotrotiide 4rogronm ibren Soealen
5icnlid na6e fommt @ls patrotihe 9irGer id)lieBen
iic lid ocl 9cuofroten an i'm bel Der glrdnibrug
oer, Reormcn mit5ueHF9F Bein oicc6cn aiid nd)t in
alien 9Sunftcn gcail iaH t6fan 9luiic5cn ibcrcinm-
men m0gcn. yN y'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
Ecpartrmcut iHr UiientiMe @cr6eiiernngen.
llucr.Scpercmcnt oce notfSngcnienrs.
BAL more 6. fSchrunr 1914.

glu linc, bic cS nu0c1ti
0s miro biermit lcmd6 ocn Yblnullicn 80 =
acna0t oab sic Gfiacrunas.@onm per
StOot Baltimore n0b Dem 21 Mint6 l9ll
tcGigncu miro. Die nuOncnnnntcn Strnbch lIil
HobcrHci Niaicrol 81 pf!nltern lell 6li pllu'
fcrn mo ncl IN bcegcn slue Hcrlonen mo
Gorporatunen lucrDcn ocshalb nulaciorocrl,
mo Oieic Oor Dem 2i Q;drj 1914 5u beenocit
sic in irQcn0 cner 9Scfc Die sligrnbilng ooer
@nircibnnQ nnbecnnnntcr SiraBcn oocr ctnes
EbcicS 0ericibcn n0ibi9 mu0en monien nab
bcm tic nui ol0e gSeie Ncplaiert, ncu &C.
piaeri oocr neii pele9l llll9 ms.
Eie uOen crudbncH StrdBcn mo;
OjcrmansStr. bon &acdStr ole Sndm Str
c5nlioro.Nuc. (SontbsSir). bon 6apette'Sir.
gisouil6.sfr bon gaItmoreetr. bis ecrina.
Garf'sioc., bon ecrineiou.eir bic gcnireseir
Rnris9lpc BON RimmonosStr bis 2nnnnlc.Sir
0n0crs Cir bon 9driglpc. bis 0aibcoralsSir
Sbcrlcss cir. bon 0bQieSi bis Nortbsglpe
0ulHbnnsStr pnn &lCainnis Sir big GcnircsStr
NatbsSn non 0niliorbsglpc, bis sum 6nuemdu
0omnro Str. bon Enri'Iuc bis GdtDeornl'Sil
g,coinnisStr, BON @dloert Sir bls 9ouloousS,r
srcrarS CIR. (irf6cr Soiicr.sncb). bon Ecl.
phin.Sn bis qulaOcitc.SOe
Nculius g(Qcn pcu NolpbinsSt his YnurcnS e.
Miofons9lncO pon DoiberSn. Dis 9onrcus Sir
Nnrf Qdre bon GulOcri Cir. bis 9oOc0ropesglueO
eope0rcOcglneD. bon Sari Cane bis Saraioga'
s.. g. Wic6oS,
SiaotsSnaenicnr.
NcIidilgt %ilaiierun9s'Gnmiiion Der Sioot
o.. 0ciih Compton,,
Noriiber mo eoninltirenoer Snecnlcnr.
(Scb714.2t. PSI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
%iIln & 3etler,

(gohfoIecr bon IS SSrnncc)
9cimcnbctnttrr nno GinholinnIirer.
gir. 4O3 Sii5sgeulfr. StraRe.
6 g. ~ QSlonc gsolie i433. Gadts often.
Saorfoic @coicnnna. Miafiiae @rciie.
3pciQbnrenn: Mt 700 3. Cir, Sablanoloipn.
g. & g. @boue: gSolie 1922.
(Wdr5t2 7NRicl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

BON osa 8mfnnftsplaucn Ocs mcncu SerridcrS 9ll-
6anicns giro ro6l Gin 0llt Sbcl ans Snitidoilcru be
icbcll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
ln gIelu.gurf 6a6en Bio lammaniten nnO pc YnI

On Neu.Durf 6aben Die Sommaniten nnS OIe Snl=
WlooIcr IN ser 0cgislotitr lid perblmOcn mo lir olc
Wua.9Rooicr 1T oqbei Die staotS- 9dasmeiitcreue ao
aefonen Tariiber MN tdc Gntrilhng ieiteHS gSnl
9Iornes. iun ocS repu6tauiidcn @oes pom 9ew-Dort.
Varncs bat oft oerartae Slbtonmen nit Sonhanp &C.
troffe gin nber Gin 9lnoerer oollelbe tbt littlide
0utritung lIcbracls mare cS intereiiont jl erlaQ-
rtu mic cs actommcu III, oab @arneS IN oieici 6oAe
nidt i'm Stouoc mar, Ocn Sanoc objulNieBc.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
P. s.-oh-h-h, way up to my knees.

LINER ASHORE-ALL SAFE
New London, Conn.,, June 5.-Fash
ashore on Bartlett's Reef, twelve
miles from here on Long Island
Sound. the Maine Steamship Com
pany's vessel Northland today loaded
ner rs passengers on the wrecking
tug Tasco for trans-shipment here en-
roulette Portland, for which port the
Northland sailed last night from New
York.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
NICE LITTLE SCRAP THEY HAD

The county held what was to have
been peaceful meeting yesterday.
1t started nicely. 1t finished like an
Ulster riot. They fought much. They
did little.
John E. Northup's demand for $685.
900 for pushing vote fraud cases went
unheeded So did the demand or the
Illinois Training School for Nurses
for $19,7O9.
. The rival factions fought over the
request of the board of assessors for
100000 and the state roads PROPOSE
ton. Both subjects were passed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
WANT SENATORIAL VOTE

WANT SENATORIAL VOTE
The women of Chicago want to
vote for the United States Senator'S
They will go before the election COM
missioners and press their demand
Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout will talk for
the women. She will argue that if it
is constitutional for women to vote
for presidential electors it is also con-
stitutionaI for them to vote for SEN
ator,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
SPLASH!
BY Jim Nance.

Mother may | go out to swim?
I'll hold my ears and nose.
Yes my darling daughter; that's
The way the story goes.
Hold your skirt-but not too high;
Be sure and be discreet.
And after last nights storm, my dear
You can swim out in the street.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
STORM RAISES CAIN

Cleveland, O., June 5.-Four
known dead, many injured, extreme
ly heavy damage to growing crops,
and other property and demoralized
wire service was the result today of
the heaviest electric, wind, rain and
hail storm in northern Ohio in many
years, according to reports here.
GAMES FOR TODAY
American League.
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
National League.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Federal League,
Chicago at Indianapolis.
St. Louis at Kansas City.
Baltimore at Pittsburgh.
Buffalo at Brooklyn.
WEATHER FORECAST
Unsettled weather today. and to-
morrow, with possibly local showers;
not much change, in temperature;
moderate to fresh easterIy winds.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

ACTION ON ERICSSON CAME AS
A HARD JOLT
Hearst-Harrison politicians are
still shocked over the action of
Judge Newcomer in holding John E.
Ericsson, a brother of City Building
Commissioner Henry Ericsson, to the
grand jury on charge of violating
the state law in the erection Of
building.
The charge was brought by State
Factory Inspector Oscar F. Nelson.
Ericsson, who is a member of the firm
of Lanquist & nlsley, contractors, is
accused of violating the public, health
and safety law in putting up build
ing at 41st street and Kedzie avenue.
Nelson says he put up no temporary
floors for workingmen, in defiance of
the inspectors order The maximum
sentence is two years in prison.
Ericsson's brother, the building
commissioner, and States Attorney
Hoyne are said to have refused to
take up the matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
Here Only.

Mems Fall Hats that are to
be had here only.
Lincoln-Bennett, London,
derbies, SIS.
Habig. Vienna, feather
weight derbies, SIS.
Both black as black can be,
to the end Of their usefulness;
and in the good blocks which
both of these famous houses
design.
English caps, So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
LEAD OF WADSWORTH
OYER CALDER GROWING
Primary Returns Slowly Sift In
-Sulzcr Raises Cry Of
Fraud.

ON the third ds: after tho New YORK
primaries T. is stili impossible 20 give
accurate figures from every part OF the
state, but tho number OF missing election
districts has been materially reduced and
there ia no doubt as to the result Of tho
two most important contests. % which
there Vas slight doubt on Tuesday.
As was expected, James w Wads-
worth Jr.'s lead over William II. Calder
"a the Republican Senatorial conflict
gradually lncr.a 3 as the country dis
tr.cts up the stat. are heard from It
amounted to about 1000 votes last mid
night with only $50 districts missing,
Wadsworth has carried tho counties out
side OF New York city by q plurality ot
from 10000 10 $4,000 In Rensselaer,
county his lead was 22eS instead OF
500 as first ported
st Lawrence county gave Wadsworth
1857 and Calder 7jS.
FiguTes on the Sul1er- Davenport con-
t"s, are complete tor this city. All ex-
cept 425 OF tine 3,1S2 election districts
outside give Davenport q lead OF 3.71;.
The up-Sta'o plurality for Davenport ls
2,iSj. Sulger continued To assert yester-
day that he had Carried tho state unles
defraudtd.
~ Republican state headquarters
there was no doubt that Edward II.
-choen"ck OF syracuse Iad defeated
Frank :. Subway aud Seth 6. Ieacock
for Lieutenant-Gov Eugene N.
Travis seems u have been nominated
easily for Comptroller over Samuel
Stras bourger and mes T. Hooker.
Egoert L. Woodbury. appears t. have
been nominated for Attorney General
Over Edward II. O'Malloy, who carried
Er!s county by about 1000. Frank VI.
Williams had no trouble I'm beating Ar
thur O'Bvieu FOR STATE Engineer.
The contest for Secretary OF State ~
closest Of all. with william u. Gun
bingham the winner. according 90 head
quarter reports. Francis NJ. Hugo Sec
ond, and Dr. Eugene H. Porter third
James VI Wells, G ndidate for Treas
urer, and Emory A. Chase for the Cour;
OF Appeals. mad no opponents.
The organization Democrats nominated
al their candidates for state office.
IN Stcupru county the correction q
an arl'cr gave the Republican nc nina ton
for the state Senate IN the F9rty-tnrd
district to Fay II. White OF Corning over
charles y. Newton Of Geneseo, In ST.
Lawrence county y. \. Merritt. Jr. was
reuomlnatcd for Congress by plurality
e $50
. In Herkimcr n recount shows that
Daniel l.. S,rCbcl. Republican boss
OF the county. failed Of election to the
State committee ny - votes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
WHITMAN IS SLOW
TO NAME CHAIRMAN
He and WadswOrth Seek Sena-
tor Roots Advice as to
Craftsmanship.
MILLS ACTIVE IN RACE

The new Republican State committee OF
$50 members 10 to meet at the Republican
Club at noon to-day to elect a State chair
man. Because some of the city men who
want Ogden l.. Mills and some up-Staters
who don't want him have been unable to
agree, the situation was 'up IN the
air" last night and nobody knew who
would be chosen to manage tho Hepubli-
can campaign.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Mills and
Charles s. Whitman. Who az the candi-
date for Governor can dictate to-day's
election II he 80 chooses had n conference.
Mr. Millss friends heard that as a result
OF this talk Mr.. Whitman would be neu-
trail
Last night James W. wadsworth, Jr.
nominee for the United states Senate. and
Mr.. whitman got together at the Union
League Club. After half an hours ex-
change OF views they called In Senator
Elihu Root 20 get his advice.
Wadsworth told Whitman that he was
speaking for upstate committeeman
when he said that they were strongly
opposed to Mills, VINO has been nghtinx
William Barnes and Who was lined IN
with Harvey u. Hinman IN the resent
campaign. Wadswor,h said that M'lls
was out OF the question but that the up-
Skaters would be willing to accept a New
YORK city man for chairman II "A good one
should be suggested. Tho upstate mem
bers. Wadsworth seemed to think, would
like to have Mr.. Whitman say who this
man should be
While the Whitman Wadsworth- Root
conference was going on at the Union
League Club Mr. Mills was entertaining
group OF STATE committeeman at the
Metropolitan club and trying 10 ind out
wha. he lineup will ne at to-daY's meet
ing.
IL Is understood that friends ~ Mr..
Wadswart and Mr.. Barnes have an up
State candidate in mind IN case Mr.. Whit
man rrfusea to recommend chairman
from this city. Merton 4. Lewis who has
been chnirman OF the state executive cont
mi'tee and vino was talked OF some time
ago. said yesterday that he wouldn' take
the job. Another possibility II John =.
Wlckshre, a wholesale grocer OF Buffalo.
He was state Treasurer under Gov. Hig-
gins and has been a member OF tho state
committee.
Tho Kings county Republicans tried
TO get william VI. Calder 10 take the
state chairmanship. but he also has
begged on. Kings has another candidate
In Alexander ~ White.
Herbert Parsons and County Chairman
Koenig want Mills for chairman. They
have told Mr. Whitman that his indorse-
ment OF Mills would he a fno piece Of
strategy because II would win for whit
man the enthusiastic support % the Re-
publicans who were behind Harvey d.
Human
William Barnes II in town. but says
ne Is keeping his hands OF. He ceased
to ne chairman on Monday. The real
truth is that a big majority - the COM
mlttee want Barnes 20 be the leader
again. but he has positively declined ard
Is watching the situation from the stand
point of a humorist.