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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
Mnh Ind nIa NnlrEtnr ans.

llntcr scr glnihuIoigung. licb an
qeblid @elo iuiter Scr 8oripiegchmat
Gin Collector scr pGonioliooteo Sos
ouO electric 60 8il ieiu cridpins
self Sll boben ipuroc gcitern Der IN
gH. 533. @cit 9orrcitraBc, wobn,
Goftc Sorrp Daaion IN DER iiloIidcn
@cli5ciitotion pom 5ihtcr 2euiuion
0en @roBgeihworcncn iiberpicicn.
Gr mar ouf &cronIoiitng BON SSrolt
sIIcc %cIh, pobn0ait in glr. ii5,
@cit NomblraitraBe, BON Sergeont
Sia Dom iiiolihcn Eoli5cioiiirift Der.
Eoitct mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
an 6ebenfIidlem 8nitanbe.

Der 81 15abre ate ADos NorIleh,
jun.. BON Or. 1928, 5raucis StroBc,
beiinbet fih 3ur 3eit init eiuem 5do.
.oelbrih III b6dit beocutIihela 81.
nouoe inl &nbnemann'ideu Hoipitol.
Gr mar geitern 9lodmitiag I'M llbr
bei'm glnItreidlen 0cs poiiies gir.
OH Noro GnrepitraBe bon ciueni
0eriiit acitiirai mo beuiBiIos lic9eu
Gcblieber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
Saft6cie6l iiir @aItOu.

Sir oen @lert 2ouis @oIton, mel
der pie beridtet, ieinem Ianejdbri-
gen 8roO6errn 9eouorO 9. 9lnOerion,
ioeIher ein @roceriegeidGit an Der
Gde BON @orriion lnO 9elpue.glbev
g9eit9lrIington bctreibt, oie Sunumc
bon $500 unterihIogen boben unO
ocnn fliidtig eegongen iein iol, mur.
sc aciteri Dor giibter @lc5oul in Ser
noroweitlideu Eoli5eiitotion ein
@oitbeiebl ousgeihworen. 90 Nr.
glnocriou iih om OicnItog I'M u@lo.
rrlono 9lageueinen Soipitol" elmer
9linooorm Operation ilnter5ieben
uuBte puroe ser Snitbeiebl oui oos
eeiid bon Sri. Srene S9olgcr, oie
Nuhbolterin oeS @eihdfts. bin aus
ccTteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
9|erfaniten am g8a6Itaae.

Grei 9feitourotelrc BON Silo- rmo
Sjiiowcit Baltimore murocu ecitern
Inter ie $500 9iirsihoit oen @roB
gcihworeneu iibermieien. Sie is
onaeihuloigt ouecbIih SpirituoIcR
an &obItoge oertouft 3u Doben.
Sbre 93amen iino: 9lrtbur Soripib,
s3r. 523. OitGroBitroBe; ggiaiom s.
9rannon 9Ir. 4i9, Cuttings
StroBc. inO 9lnorcm @1ottbeps. &c
ger 9ir. 2t5, Bruce. StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

Ger 2eidnnm bon Nrn Ge g9itt
Seller @ilcoyion ocm Sobnc pon
@rn. @iIliom @ilcorion Or. ili3,
NlDrtle 9lpcnuc, melhcr in Heinbed
,Sopo, oil 5duBmunoen itorb, miro
I'M 2ouic ocS beutigen glodmltiogs
5ur Seeroigung in Baltimore ein.
ireiien Gin Gciogronn iiber ieiueu
Eo0 lnngtc geitern gI6eno I'M Yoli5ei.
@ouptquorticr on beiogte jeoodl
piht, oui mcIdc gSeiic Der jllngc
@ilcorion oic ShuBmmoen erbieIt.
GS beiBt Dob gSilcorion in 9lpriI Oie
&obmma iciner @ltern pcrIicB uno
oicic icit0euInidts mcbr BON ibm &c.
bort bGtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

5iir 0largIauo tm0 sen Iitritt
Columbia beute uno morgen tlar;
ledBigc meitlide gSinoe
Weiteru 6errimte picoeuuh prddti-
acs @eiicr. 1ie bodite Icmperotlr
mor 1a Nroo tm 3 llbr Radlmittags
iul0 bic nieorioite so c'roo Inn 6 llbr
9lor9ens.
Gic ar6Bte 7hucaigteit ocs @ius
ccS mar $ Meilcu pom Siioweitcn.
Ger 6cudtiateiis9ebolt Der Sllt
mor ~ @ro8cut um S llbr @lorgcnS
ino 81 Bro3clh hin S llbr glbenos.
,Sn oru onocrcu g9ciier 9eo6adl'
Ai1s 5iatoueu ocs 2onocs muroen
1ic iolaeuocu nieorigiicu Scnpcratu
ION ucr8cdjnet gltlaniic Giiu 54,
9'i6mard 84 Bolton AS, Buffalo "a,
@borlciion 60 GDicoao so, Gleoc.
oao 81. 1cnbcr 30. Detroit 50,
-Mub 3s, Goitport S6, @alucitou
ca @recn @oi A. Soitcros go.
Nobrc 80, Sadiounille 81, aauios
Niiu 5l anorpiae AS, GouisDiue 5S,
Marquette 1O NempbiS 54 I1ont
cpHcfu 90. Noutrcol "a, glonhidct
lS glcm-CrIcans GO, giNu gort AS,
ctla0oulo 54 8biloocIpbia so,
9siiisbnra5 5a 4oriIano, De-. 3S.
gorilou0, Orc. 54 Quebec 2S. Ha
lcia6 b.. 9alt 2afe GitD 40, 5on
Iroucsco 54. CT. Qouis 5S. Scrdi
ioa 10. Shreveport 52. 5potonc 46,
Orociic so. Eompo 90, @oibinaton
Ah &nuipea S6.
lad oem 9eridltc ii6cr oas &etier
iul Nlonnie Cfto5er hdiien mir cine
Observation-Disclosures bon CHA
8ro0 lmo 2t flare loae Der 6elcb
iiateiisnieoeridlag betuB mn i.24
|oli ac0cn 8.02 8oll fir oea Iurdj.
innlt inl Cfio6er Scit Dem Ga.
niar ho6cu uir 730 3olI neHiacr
Mcgcn ac6a6l ais iH2urdiAuitt iol.
lea iollie Gas @eitcrnneoi Der
scihncie nur am rs. uno %. eiuen
lpidjlcu 1roit Sic bodilc Ienlpera
hr Gotten mir mir s. eroo au 10.
Gtohcr uno sic nieorigitc NIT 33
C5rd0 oni ~ Cfiober
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

fiir ein Oeimaetranf.

9os bon Geo. @iint6er gc6roite
Bier lit Oas bette. @ieIc @eltrtbeiIer
bon gier crtldren Dab es iraeno
einem critfIaiiieen nuSIdnoii6en
giere gIeihfommt. @erooe oos gka
lin Den 6aniliengebroll6. Semi ~
Hromo, better @eihmad uno Iebr
ndbrfrditig. Oireft bon ser 9rmie.
rei ourh Die neneTten W1oidineu ob-
cetiIllt, ivoourh oblohne 9ieinbeit
Geii6ert miro. aiite $i.OO, Ebone
%oIie 20. (Suniis, tSi@lo,0ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
snftidifisr luoIlsn ,.gumbenn luerfem

SrItldDiIfer iUOlleH ,,Numben" lUerfen.
Sin ridtigcr @ombenwcrfcr miro
1eutc @littaa, faas ser g9ctteraott
iib frclmolid crueiien ioate, iiber
Baltimore III oen 2iifteu idmebeno,
icinc &rciie 5ie6eu lno Dcriufen Oic
gciiirdteten 9rojeftile, mcIdc IN sic.
lem Sale oQeroings gum groBtcu
SDeile MIR aus 9oummoIle beitc1eu
ucroeu rno pollitdnOie lmgei6brlib
iino, ouf aht perihieoeue @e61uoc
cOcr &labe berob 5ll ihleuoeru Der
iuhcn. Roeer Samts, melher in oen
lcBteu Gagen bereits 3oblreihe 6Iilae
BON ieincm Stortplase 81 @repflDn
imtcrnommen bad, miro in 8cglci-
ting bon Srn. 2loDO 9. 9lorris, mel-
der nit elmer &omera ousgcriiitct
icin miro, ocn 8oubcnfhg lmterur6.
men. 9llS 3icle iinO Die nahItebcn-
cen @cbouoe mo @lGbc 6eitimmt:
+. Die inncrc llnfoiilng bon Sort
Ylc@curD; 3. oos Obierpatorilm I'M
&atterion &arf; 8. oos 3oaomt; A.
Nas 5dlohten GenfmoI 5piiHcu
%oit. uno @ericbtseebduoe; 5. 0os
Gebouoe elmer bieiiaen 3eitlmg; 6.
Ser GmerionS6urm; z. ole Wtount
Glare. .9Serfit6tten; s. oie StroBc opi.
idcn Gomocu 9obnboi mo nNoteI
oNoncc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

5iiglih scr geabl 5i mohcn CT lit
ieooh niht sepiat oic erwobfung
pon Nlc2ane an3uertcnnen.
Die pollitdnoisen @abl6eribte
iiber Die Aidterwobl BON Baltimore
County 5eigen iolgenoe 3iffera
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
s0Ilen 0artOffcIm oeItO6lcm 6aGeu.

g9egen ongcblIden Niebtobls clf
nes Sodes aortoiiclu BON Nenrp
2o6meDer am llortet Flocc unroc
qcitcrn 6ronf @hrrou BON glr 100.
gioro SSrontitroBe, uno GboS. Slm
irom bon SIR. 1915. Belt gIpemlc,
6urdD &idter 5ilpplee in ser mitt
!crcn @oli8ciitotion ocni @cridtsOer
fobren ii6crmieicn. Sunitronl CAB
an Dob er Die aortofieln an elmer
StroBeuede eehluoeu bate Eoli5iit
aorn 0om mittIeren 9iitrift erluilttc
sic 9eiOeu. ais iic sic aortoiieIn per
ioufeu poIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
Button Ggmp6Omie. .GOn5ert.

Das critic @on3ert Ocs 9oitoner
Srdeiters iono geitern 9Ibeno in Der
o9pric. Soae1 itott. @ie es in ben
lctten Sobren inmer Der SAL gene
zen it, 10 mor audl geiiern Der 5aol
his nlf ben lesten @loe bciebt. DE.
ionoeres Sob boltc iid] 0os Crheiter
init ieiner trefiliheu Gorlegung Ser
r6roica" Symphonic bon 9eetboUeu.
Sic onOeren 0rheiter.9hlmmern po.
rem; nQou Suon" bon StrotB uno
n6inlanoio, iDnpboniicbe 0ihtung
non 5ibelius. Der 5oliit Oes 9lbenos
nor ser 9oritoniit &asquole glniato,
pclber oos befnnutc DGnoelide
b2orgo~ inO cine 9(ric aus u@cnrD
Gem glhten" pon Saint SoenS lang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

2&cml Seer Glo England" audi
not INNER bon icinr @cbcrrIdnna
lel Aiccrc init gcraoe3u finolider
9cidlci0cn6cit iIbcr5cugt M 70 bot cS
isog ieiuer pihen Scerdubcrei e
0edl udlt porbin0eru tonaen oaB mif
lracno cinem 5hiifc einc ar0Be
ih0ne Nilitc nit nod biel ldl6neren
0qliihcu 2liiAcrn mo 3citidriitelt
nodl Sem 9nuoe ser unbegren5icn
aRoalidfeit berii6er aeidwommen III.
Tles aebt ans einem Shreiben Der
snternaiiouoI 9tepS 60" in g1eu
Nort an ben biciigcn oentlden guhs
sai0lcr Nrn v. NnniiId, @opplcton.
iroBe 1crbbr, ocnu es beiBt Oo ooB
nadl inl Qouic 0icier g9odle cine aroBc
6rodiien0ung ncueiteu Gclcltoiies
aus ser alteu peimat0 on Die oelrts
idei 9unbduoler ii 2Imerita sur
9'crt9eiluna fonneu miro @elangs
ign OertiAe 3eiiidriiteu wdbreno Der
lehtca @oAen Ieoigiid) ais priuatc
Eeileaounoen ou cil5elnc Qeripuen
IS miro Nr @nnitidl mnmeDr mleocr
coea init oem 9leueitcn uno glfs
tecGiien olilparien f0mcn Sein
iilcraas reih9aIiiges Goaer pon oelli
ideu g}iichprn meiIt nob mic por Sat
0cu ii1 jcoe @edulodsridiuna allf
No 3nmal bei Ginfaptca iiir oas be.
aoriirheioc sseibnodtsieit oiiritc cs
NiciAcm SIC 2oiuua DER on 10
idmerluiraeu0en 6ragc l6len bclIent
ssas ioa i'd idcnten2@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
IOtal...4 1852 1862!
GnIqr'S 4turaIiiat. n.
2iG rlrodencn" lobcu

z W y " " ".
s,n 0rei Counties oeS StoaieS
lpuroea iiber 2orol Option abae.
itimmf lmo in alen oicien Counties
puroen 9roBc W1ebrbeiier fir oos
u1rodeuc0 1idct obgegeben. Sn
(Sarrctt.Gouuiu. III lpelhen nur nod
3ebu @iribihoiieu woren, babcu Die
vSrodcuen" nit elmer Wlebrbcit BON
1870 Siiumen aeponnen. Sn 6ars
rpll.@ounto. 100 iid Sic pieIen 9Ib.
fonnlin1e Ser olteu peunwlpauicr
nciitidul Dor 100 Sobrcli nieoerlic
Bcn uno bort nod al 40 GAicaeu ci.
ueu 9uicu Crmf ais Sopicn mo
@iolS erbaIiep tonueu. bot ooS STIR
teueleucnt Ger 9selBeit init 1880
(. Sinimeu MchrDeit beihloHen iid
ia 3ntmit ocn 9coori on geiiiigelt
0eirantcn mlS 9oltimorc.GolniD 5il
0clcu lmo oa NdItimoreGoinItD
oo5n aern 6ercit III imo gute Siro
ben nah Sen 9lohbar.Gonniies bat.
III oaS ieDr gut lHogIid oyu Gccil3
Goiinip 100 ole bier Sabre iI6er oie
6raqc abqcitulnIt mer0cn uulB, Oh
oas Goiuiip pieoer .glaB" iueroeu
mill le6Nte man oie 6roge ebciioaS
nit 1901 Stinumen Webrbcit ob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

Der Pluto Sad ggm. Cunt, mel
der am 5. 0ftober Oos glntonobil
oes Or. gilbert Z Chambers itobI
iino ip1ter III 9lleranoria, @o, Der
boiiet marc, wuroe 0eiiern in Grimi.
nalaeriht pom @idlter 1euiSler 8lI
.imiSobrcu 3uMtbous perurtbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

qinhffDriuu" Nirla"
,OoiOniai Ihr NoialD
,N1fD EHar noe fenlWaict
,Wluei1" Wiouie Nnflr Mifa"
,U(dManb" Neifh aNN Etdf Nuuhcblue
NiuNl9linbemita Ibe 0rin0liuc @ifl"
Xrifics 4glhD0n.3lttiiql Nrcitdl. oeH Q.
ADtfntei 4 ibt N0Mmliinpe
,qftmanu5 pqne" AnI 9lopcmber. $50
qiNtf0 AfiHpluidnliliHp8 Fcciul
,ItWlcge wnuHdne 5ur 9gmNinlinien etunoc"
aif 1925 4oUlDA 1ir. NoCnt toiui Nteir
id0 ben 6. AoUem1er oeutdcr llnlerbnlinQa
Nllnn lplaler AulHprunaen iuo iumllte 4or
fftuN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
tSiuem Sdluiubler sum Cpier ee-
iallen.

Gin 5dimiBolcr Bot Qcitcrn 1r- 81.
IS Osborn BON 9lr 926 9loro
9barieS 1iraBc So abacn0pit Glu
ca8eblidcr GoIporfclr fir cine 3eIt.
idrit eridief ID Scr gsobmlna oes
notiors u0 erlanatc audl nocb lnn
Gem 9ieoen eincn Gbed iiber S5 Als
id oer Nlonn entiernt 0oitc ldopltc
1rGsboru &croadlt uno iclep0ouirtc
Dcy .9llornlano 1riit Go, ben ans
aeiicaien @bed nidt cin8ulolen Dies
arida5 gcraoc N ocui 0lomcnt "
nelAem oer an8ehldle 5dluinolcr
Oen Gbcd bci Dem Naiircr prdien
ilrtc. Iic @oIi5ci III MN oi oer
Gnhc nod Dem lmbefounien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05


ben 0as Gromen 6eiton0en. Gopitdn
Games g. NlcGarron Der Gapitdn
Ser 2citerpagen Gompagnie gtr. l.
peldcr sic boHite @lmft3o6l er5ielte
uuroe gum 9ladiolger OeS Sri 9ir
cas- ernannt,
9icutcuant Somes 6. NlcEounea
BON ser Spriten Gompagnie gSr. 8
ipuroe gum Captain beforoert, unO
Steucrmann @. s. GIoie pom Der
2eiteruagen Gompoenie 9lr. . sum
9inttenant.
Shluutfiibrer Games gg. @oro
BON ser Spriten gonpaenie 9tr.82
aDaucirte pm SiilfS Steuermann
umO SiiliS Steuermonn Sobu 9lueu
pom ser Spriben Gompaguie 9ir26
5um 9utider.
9Iui ieinen eigeuen @unid mlroc
Der Sulfs autIter Soiepb Hittnii(.
Ter 5um Stciaer reOr5irt. Siilis-6eu.
crue6rmamn SEQ ~ 3aborosfi pur.
sc gum S9loudGii0rcr beforoert imO
8rancis S. 9opot oIs Stills 6ener.
luebrmom angeiieat
Sto0t mirD Occult &oint-
sabre foufen.
lie Sto0t beobiidtigt Die 2ocuit
@Qint 9rooOmau S0brc ou5ufou-
len. Gle 9HOget 9eboroc beihloB
in i6rer geiirigen Sitm0 Die Sum
me BON $4,000 fiir oeu 9lnfaui ser
Sabre i'm fontmenOen Sabre oor5uie
ben. StaOt Sneetielr Dlc@op uno
6aieu Sn9enieir Sadeu lulrOeu
inituirt nit 6rn Sacob 6ronce
Dem GonfurSuermalter Ger 6errDGo,
SIT conierircu, Inn fcii5uitelleu mas
Oie 9etriebsfoiten Der 6obre I'M Sab
re betrogen. Dlonor Breton lit oo.
fir. ooB sic StoOt cine nit Gaioliu
betrie6cne Sabre etabIirt mo oie je
bigcn 66brboote fir anOere Suede
permeuOet.
Roll dubiport'pir0 err
loubt.
Die 9iioaet geb0rOe bat IN ibrer
acitrigcu Sibilue Die Gnpie6uua
OeS StaOt Snaeuierrs @lcGag be.
fiiruortet. oer5ufolge es geItottet per.
Sen Ioa ooB ainoer in 6eitimnten
5traBen, oie in oen AbenoitnOen
iiir 0en @erfebr obeeiperrt peroeu
oem Holihubiport 6uIOigen Oiirieu
Sr. McGap miro cine 2iite Der Stro-
BEN ser @iioget geb6rSc 5ugeben
loIieu in melheu Rouihu6IoiIfen &c
Itottet iueroeu Iou. sSn je0em Staot
i6eilc ioaeu ieds StraBeneeoierte iiir
Sen sport nuseriebcu peroen
9gill fir Nrbeit i'm @intcr
iorgen.
lin es ST ermoeIihen OoB eS &C.
niiaeno glr6eit i'm Mirter 9ibt, miro
Mqapor 4reIton nit oeu 9omlntcr
uebnerm pcIhe Itdotiihe gIrbeiten
ausiiibreib in oeu n0hiieu Iogen
cine Gonierens bolteu IS lit Der
@imidl oes D1opors, ooB Die SeutciI
SEN aauen @inter ii6er beihoftigt
meroeu ioueu lno al iebr tolten IA
acn 0rei bis bier Stun0cu gIrbeit er.
boIten ionteu Gieien Sdritt that
ser Nlobor bouptiddlidb Inn gIrbei
cr.,Somilien Dor etipoiger glotblngc
I'M @intcr 5u idiiben Sebr befrie.
oiqt lit Wlouor Breton. Dob fiir oie
beioeu gnleiben nit 10 GROCER Ylaio.
rit0t oeltinint moroen lit, or iagtc
ooB ooourh uieOer jablreidlc &erio
nen 9eid1itieune erboIten Tie orel
N9iQionen 9lb3ugsfonalgIuleibe miro
i'm nGhiten Sabre perausaabt tuer.
sen un6 I'M Sabre 1916 tpiro oerNaii
0eS 9l65uastouol Spitems polenoet
iein. 9Sidt mir sic 9lbitmnnm1
ii6er oie 9nlei6eii 6eirieoigtc Sen
Nlauor, ionOern iiber6aupt oos gon5c
O9ohlreiultot in Baltimore. Cab &i
doro ". Syo6nion i'm fiiniten GiItritt
aeidlloeeu puroc. bat Sen @soprr
iebr iiberrodht
0ab i'd ais Collector ans.
llntcr ocr 9lnihuloigung. iid on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
gsaI06ranS Al 0sreaitern.gIus. .siuaS

Der gSolobrouo ser ii6cr Orei6un.
ocrt Adcr an Der Goitern 9lpe. 9ioao
utlang IN 9lide Icete, muroc acItcru
ron DER SScucrmebr pon &ieblouO-
toipn unO 0'oroenoille inter Gontrolc
aebrodt 0ic Slaumcu perbrcitctcn
lid icbr roid6. GA Oos 2oub imo ser
9oocn trodcn iino- Die obgcbronntc
SSlodc critrcdt iicb BON ser goItern-
9luenuc bis 5um Dccp Greet.
Ger StaatS S6eaiii6.Gonmiii0r
iSranf &eoea, wclber DER Gonipiro-
tion bei angcbliden @o6l6ctriiae-
reicn IN Nmc 9lrmocl.Golutv auar,
i6uIoigt 1T bat ais ieincn 9le1tsbci.
ltano Nm. 9llbcrt Is. 9litbic cnao-
giri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

9'aiie sar 9lciic In's 9Inelano &c.
lorat y. ylaiur, 9'r 4l3, CtsVaIii-
morr1iF aats 0nitOm R0uie slpe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

NaDiraI Gure gSrAdbdnoer
30 Gage 5um gerind, Ooer Welo
3nrlid.
&. 3. @letaebeun & GUy
625 M.gGutamStr., Baltimore, Wlo.
lgiuai5.8@t G&5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
oSO5inIiitiidIe EieOertafel. "
Nniierm.9i6lieM

In Mrnnbner's Meit .Csuo'4Sart
SOnntag, ben s. gsOUember.
(92nn57)
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-07-02
COMMITTEES NAMED ID
 WORK 0N NEW CHARTER

The board of freeholders were in session at the courthouse last even ing, arranging their plans for the ac- tive work in writing the charter for the new city of Yuma. The most i'm portant work of the meeting was the announcement by President George Michelsen of the standing committees and the assignment to them of differ ent lines of work. The committees are as folows:
 The Committees
 Rules: c. H. Colman, F. l.. Ew- ing and H. V. Clymer.
 Finance: E. S. Kirkpatrick, c. H. Moore and F. l.. Ewing.
 Elections, initiative, referendum and recall: H. V, Clymer, N. s. Parks ana T. w. Underhill.
 Name, boundaries, rights and lia- bilities of city: O. c. Johnson, w. A. Moser, l.. c. Stahl.
 Powers of city: l.. c. Stahl, D. P. Clark and M. A. Wupperman.
 City officials and city council: w. A. Moser, l.. c. Stahl and H, V. Clymer.
 Revenue, taxation and public debt: l.. c. Stahl, c. H. Colman and E. s. Kirkpatrick.
 Public work, public contracts and franchises: J. l., Redondo, T. w. Underhill and N. s. Parks.
 Miscellaneous Matters: E. P. Clark, o. c. Johnson, J. l.. Redondo, M. A. Wupperman and H. V. Clymer
 Style, revision and compilation: C.. H. Colman, c. H. Moore and George Michesen.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-07-02
LARGEST VALLEY WEDDING WHEN REV. HALL WEDS MISS TOML|NSON

Just splendid" aptly describes the wedding at the Valley Baptist church last night when Rev. H. Patten Hall and Miss Georgia Alice Tomlinson were united in marriage by Rev. A. B. Tomlinson, father of the bride.
 The popularity of the contracting parties, together with the publicity that had been given the wedding, re- suited in drawing one of the largest crowds ever congregated before in the Yuma valley. Rigs and autos were in evidence for a quarter of mile in either direction from the church, and every seat in the building was filled half an hour before the ceremony, and the crowd was standing nearly to the street when the wedding march began at 8:30.
 Rev. Walter Boyd was best man, and Miss Nila Faulkner was maid of honor. Sturgeon Tomlinson, broth CT of the bride, led her to the altar. Bridesmaids were Belle Stinnet, Earl Huss, Lillie Kicks, Annie Lawler, Annie Mitchell; and the groomsmen were Roy Lawler, George Edwards, George Stinnet, Edwin Hansberger and Robt Crowder. The flower girl was Besslt Blair of Somerton.
 Joe dickson of Yuma was present and secured two views of the interior of the church as the ceremony was finished.
 Nearly 300 people attended from Bard, Yuma, Somerton and the Yuma valley, and most of them sought an opportunity to congratulate the happy young couple.
 Rev. Hall, the bridegroom, is from Knoxville, Tenn, and is now pastor of the Somerton Baptist church, near which the newlyweds will make their home.
 The bride is a graduate of the Ari- zona State Normal and the University of California, and also holds a di- ploma from the Red Cross Society and signed by President Woodrow Wilson.
 The church arrangements were ex- quisite and the decorations were very beautiful and the occasion will be long remembered as a notable one. Will and Virgil Huss served very efficiently as ushers. Miss Nora Morrow played the wedding march, and Rev. J Walter Boyd sang 70, Promise Me"
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-07-02
DEFENDANT TELLS
 HIS OWN STORY

Court opened this morning, with the defendant, Chas. Mcdonald on the wit ness stand. Young Mcdonald is a man of very pleasing appearance anG his story was heard with interest.
 He stated that he was born in Louisville, Kentucky, where his moth CT and sisters now live. His father died when he was but F years old and since then he has been working At the age of 15 he entered high school in Louisville, Kentucky, from which he later graduated. He then worked in Minneapolis, Minn., unti his enlistment in the army in the fall of 1911.
 Stern-faced lawyers and solemn jurors sobbed as he answered con corning his last interview with his mother This is the first time during the trial that so much feeling has been shown, and even his strong soldier reserve was broken and he put his head in his arms and sobbed like a child-or better still, like a man who is always his mothers boy, and whose love and devotion are sacred.
 When the examination was finally resumed, the following testimony was taken:
 o. Where were you stationed first
 A. Vermont.
 Q. What time did you come to Yuma?
 A. December 20.
 o. How many colored troopers were here?
 A. Ten.
 o. Where were they on December 31st.
 A. Two were in Andrade.
 o. Where were the others January 1 and December 31?
 A. Freeman and Grisham were in camp.
 o. And the rest?
 A. We went to a party.
 Q. What was the entertainment?
 A. We'll it was a New Years party, and cards were played. Beer was
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-07-02
JURORS SATISFIED
 T WAS SELF-DEFENSE

After listening patiently to five long hours of argument and nearly elgh' days of testimony, the jury received the case of Trooper Mcdonald today at 11:SO a. m., and at 12:30 court was reconvened and the verdict read: "Not Guilty"
 Great credit is due the jurors, who have been so attentive during this long trial and have given it such pa tient and just consideration. They have carefully and conscientiously weighed the evidence, as their decision indicates.
 The jurors on this case were: w. H. Eddy, foreman; Isaac Polhamus, c. ID. Athey, M. H. Boison, Capt. Todd, Sam Hally, Tom Nolan, Seaborn Harwell, Joe Alvarado, Frank De La Rossa, Jas. Ryan and A. Q. Simmons.
 One does not forget the defendant in this case, who has borne up so vel under the strain of the trail and whose excellent character has come out un- scathed During the entire trial Me Donald has concealed his feelings with true soldier fortitude, except at the mention of his dear old mother anC at the bitter accusation hurled men, acingly at him this morning by At torney ngraham-Calculated to wound to the utmost his soldier pride. At torney Ingraham said, seemingly: He has trampled his country's flag in the dust, and has brought the uni form to shame and degradation" Al though McDonald's restrain did not give way, he trembled and the accu sation seemed too harsh for him to bear.
 After the reading of the jury's yer dict this afternoon, he broke down and wept, and there was perhaps not a dry eye in the court room.
 He was extended, cordially, the hand of fellowship, the glad hand of man to-man by the jurors, as we'll as the spectators who crowded the court room.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-07-02
MORE FEUD TRIALS IN BREA1H|TT COUNTY

WINCHESTER, Ky, June 3O- Another chapter in the history of the Breathitt county feuds is about to be written here. Today the case of
 Thomas Davidson, charged with com plicity in the murder of Edward Calla- han, former sheriff of Breathitt county, was called for trial in the Clark Cir cult court. Davidson is one of nearly a score of defendants in the Callahan murder case, nearly all of whom have been tried and some of them convict ed. This is Davidson's second trial. The first trial was held last April ana ended in disagreement of the jury.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-07-02
LEADERS NAMED FOR
 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE

The following is the official topic card of the Epworth League of Yuma Methodist church, for the next three months:
 July 5, w. H. Shorey; July r. Iris Robertson; July 19, Wm. West over; July 26, Seymour Bergstrom August 2, Dick Wilson; August g. Don West; August 16, Georgia Greer; August 23, Louise Mcclure; August 30 Joe Huss; September 6, Mabel Kent; September 13, Nathan Hucka by; September 20, (Open); September 27, John T. Morrow.