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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

Sir WlarDlunO unO oen Tiitrift
Columbia 6eute mo mor9en flnr;
lcibte bis uldBige oerdn0erli6e
g9inoe.
Iie pcriprodcne fiible &eQe trnf
geiiern 9Rorgen Elm mo 6radte
oaeui6al6en crie6nte GririiHung-
Gas thermometer itieg niht b0ber
oenn so @rdo ln0 cine leihte griie
me1te pom Ror0meiteu. Sir 6eute lit
feine o0er icoeniaaS mtr cine ge-
rin9e slen0ering 3u eruorten ioOaB
Die 6ibeniicen 9emo6ner, 5unal in
ocn me6r I'M Screen Der Stoot oeIe.
geucu S6eilen iid Iaugiam wieoer
pon oen Stropojen Der lebten Soae
er6oIcn oiriten III oenen 0as SAla-
fen ioit 5u llnmoglidfeit geporoen
mar g~a
Iic 5ohite Eenlperatir am geltri-
aen Gage betrug so @rao Inn , ll6r
9}a1mittaas mo ole nieorigite II
8ra0 Inn 5 ll6r NlorgenS.
Gic groBte Sdnelliafeit oes g9in-
ocS mar 13 W1eilen ponl 9torowciten.
Ser 5eudtigfeitsocbalt Der 2uit
mar " %ro5ent INN 8 ll6r @}orgens
ino 76 Yro3ent Inn s llbr glbcuos.
,Sli 0en ii6ri9en Mcttcr geo6af-
tun9s Stationen oeS Sonocs mar ole
b0hiie Icmperatr pie folgt gttlan.
iic Gitp S0 gismard &c. Bolton
50 Buffalo 10, Gborleiion sc. Obi
cogo S6. Glcpclan0 7G, GcnOer 7S,
Getroit 76 1ldutb'7S, Goitport rs,
@oloeltoit 90, @rcen Ban rs, potte-
ros "a, Saurc 94. @eIcna 80, Sad
ionpillc 80. adtioS Gitp 81, anor
bile "a, 0ouisoiQc S4, Morquette
TO- W2emp1is 80, W1ontgomcrp 90,
Nlonircal 68, 9laniildet 78, gieluCr.
leans 80, 9}en Yorf rs, 0flaboma
"a, @ittsbura6 rs, 86ilaoelp6ia 49,
9ortlono, N1c, "A, Bortlano, Ore,
81 Gnebcc 60, @aleig6 SS, Salt
Sofe Gitp 90, Gan 5ron5isco 81,
Ct 9ouis 80, ct. SAUL 81, Scrou.
ton IA. Shreveport 91, 5pofane 96,
S0raciic 68, Iampa 80, 8oibing-
ton so, MinlipcQ S6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
eMSn nnO nidlt am 1eif.

MoibingtoiL 19. Suli Cine
ipcitcre ISOLDE nit i'm 9lllgemeinen
ihonem @etter 6ei mdBiger Son-
mcrtemperatur. 1T sic 6eute 9lbcno
crioate gorausiage oes g9etter.
@WeouS.
Ias Bulletin iagt Sic gln3eiden
ocuien oarauf bin ooB Die Eenpe.
rdhir lpa6rpuo ser 99ohe in ollcn
96cileu oeS 2ouoeS inn Gurdidnitt
na6c3u normal ooer etiuos inter Dem
9lormolen Iein mirO. Ger 9legenfou
pa6reno Ger @ohe miro lofal imO
lcidlt iein. Seine beoelitenoe Sto-
rung 1T inn gln3ugc. 9uler0ings miro
lid Gin nie0erer Grud i'm iernen
Menen 6enierfbar maheiJ Der iib
laugiam oiip1rtS 6emegen miro lmo
Gnoe Der @ode Ole SItitoateH errei.
den miro Gerielbe lit nit lofalenl
Gegen mo @cwittern per6unoeu
Ter Storung miro fii6lcrcS @etter
ii oeu u5r0lihen uuo riittleren
Siaaten ioloeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

cine Gouoioohr a6gelc6nt un0 60
iuoro Is. Gorriugtou it,, ieine Gan
oiOotur ongefiinoigt bal. earring
ton lit natiirlic6 @ouoerneur @olOs-
borough imo 6en ii6rigen republifo.
niiden Siibrern ais Gon0ioot nidt
angene6m, ga er Dor 5mei So6ren
Oen aompf iiir 0berit9iooiepelt fii6r.
te Ger @ouperneur miir0e es be.
Oeuteno lie6er ieben, penn iid Elm
onocrcr geeigueter Monn fir Die
Gouoiootur meloen piiroe, oie groBc
6roge lit ober Die, per ioQ oer9Ramn
iein?
glus Sagerstomn fommt Oas ge-
riidt, OoB Sberit @iaiom 9laocn
2omnoes, Elm SoGn oes perltor6euen
@ouperueurs 2lopO 9opnoes, beob.
iibtigt iid nit @arrington i'm &om-
pie nm Die Domination 5u mefen.
IS miro ongcnommen, 0aB Die Gan-
0iootur Oes Srn. 2oiuuoes inter Den
Hepu6lifoncrn Oes meitlihen WlarD-
LAMBS cine populdre iein wiiroe. @ie
Die GanoiOotur Don Gorrington BORT
oufgenoumen nerOen miro, lit nod
iduer porous5uiogen, ober es
6erridt aQgenein Die 9lniidt oaB
icbt ni6t bic geei9nete 3eit it, ouf
@rinc ciuer Gooiepelt 9Slatiorm
cinea Sieg oopon3iltrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Su6rcspcrIummInna.

Ter u@roBIoge bon Mar0lanO1 bonn
nSrocn Der Sobne ser 8rci6eit"
in oMlder's Safe. Ger Or
ocu beIibt Elm Itottlides @erm0-
gen. Gus 9leiultat Der 8cam-
ienuo6l.
Eie n@roBlooc BON @arplauO"
bonn oGrOcn Der S6bne Der lSrei6eit"
6iclt qeIiern Wloroen in v@liacrS
Sale in Canton i6re SSabresOes-
iommlng mo 9eantenma6l. @roB-
9rdIiocut 6einrib Srib fii6rte oen
GorIib uuo @roB-ScfrctGr 86cooor
9'a6it oos @rotofod Ger So6resbe-
ridt lailtete ie6r 0iinitig, troboem im
oerfloiienen Sabre Diele Sterile mo
aronf6citSidae 3u ber5eihnen maren.
Ser Groen beiiet eiu anpitaI BON
$t6,05S.3l. oos iidb oui oie folgenoen
bier Sogen beri6eilt; n@oruonie-
9oge glr, A" $6353.76, nSermaiu-
9oge 9}r. 81 $5O5S.SO, ngIiiobetb-
2oae 9}r l~ $d3l2.04 uno n@roB-
9ogc~ $303.7i. Gic @lit9lieoer5obl
betrGot 206.
Gle @eamtcnpa6l er9a6 iolgeuoeS
9ieiultot: @r-@roB@rdiiocnt Seinridl
Seib, @roB-@rdiiocut Geo. SofipoIi,
@roBs9eigeoronetcr g9m Sdulie,
@roB-NlarIHoq 9l0oli Giieuronh,
@roB-Sefretdr E6eooor @abIt, @roB-
Sdabmeiiter Sgnab 9ippler, GroB-
9eo6adter 9fuoolf Statmcier, @roB-
Snnere @ode @eorge @erbig. Gem
ausideioeuOeu 0'roB.@tdiioenten S.
SeiB pnrOe in 9ln6etraAt ieincr Ser
oieniie I'M oen OrOeu cine goloene
WReooillc ii6erreicbt, woiiir er iid III
6er5libcn g9orten bcOanfte im0 Oie
Geriiderltng CAB, aid in 3ufunit
icm 9eItcs i'm Snterelie oes Srocns
81 tGun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
gsoNcr-glpOItcl u6ac6litt.

Sin 9li6ter in @eit &irginien ent-
ideioct: 0lomcu ouf @ierma9cn
feline 9icflomc fiir Bier. II 9ie6e
fiuoct oen gSeg mO 10 t6ut's oer
Girit.
Gie Itrifte Gurdfii6umg Oes
Stoats-lpciten @ro6ibitionsgeiebes,
oos Ii6 gSeit Girginien fiir5lidl
oiiige6olIt 6ot, ldBt ii1 idwer in iei-
ner gon5en Strengc er5lpin9en. u9lIl-
3u iGorf mobt ibortig4 gilt aud fiir
Oieic 3mangsniaBrcael. glohOem lidb
idJon 6liiitcr6uOen eingeniitet, Die
@ren5e 5mii6en 99eit Girginieu
unO S6io ais Elm lle6ergongSpuutt
BON @6isfcD 3lpeiiel6ofter 9}atir err
pieien Bat mo in Oen glpot6eten
@6iSfeD ,SunOocs~ er6dltlid inD,
pcnn Der &unOe oos ridtige Signal
gie6t BAT mm audi elm SSrie0ens-
ridter in Suntin9ion, @-Ga., ent-
ic1eoeu, OoB einc 9roucrei Oas @e-
ieb nibt pcrlcbt, menn iie oui i6ren
9iermagcn i6ren Namen DerfiinOet.
Gie &oiier6ciligen 6otten Elm Ocrqr-
tigcs Gerfo6ren ais onit0Bige 9iefla-
me perp0nt. Gieier Goniel, g. 9.
9lo0Qcrs 6eiB er, i6luQ Die glnic6ul-
alug gcgen 0ie o@eit Sirginia 9rau'
Gompaguie~ nieoer, inOem er err
fldrtc, ooB Oieie incorporate Gon-
pognic. sic i6re 9icen5 ais iolhe on
Oen Stoat 6e5a6le, OoS Sicrbraien
o6er oufgege6cn bat nnO jebt Sis
fa6ri5irt, polles 9lcGt 6eiibt, i6ren
incorporirten 9loneu aui i6ren @a-
gen 8n iii6ren unO 0ieier 9}amcu
feline 9leflome fir 9ier ici. &apitali-
item bon Gum6erlonO iino Gigen-
tbiiher ser genannten Corporation.
Gen @oiicropoiteln 6lei6t MN nidts
onoeres ii6rig ais sic glngeu felt
5u ihlieBen penn @agen nit Dem
anii0Bigen SdilO in i6re 9id5e fom-
men oOcr iib fiir Sen ousgeitanOenen
9lergcr unO bic i6linme Seelenauf-
rcglng olrb cinen Sdmd aus Der
6loi6e in Ser Sintertoibe idoOlos
3u6alten.
Gin peitcres Siilismittel geaen
oieie G6ifone oes nSpirituoien-
9lings~ Ite6t i6nen bei Der ndbiteu
Sibung Ser 2egislatir sur &erfii-
gung, inOem iie oicies, Oie 9elt bonn
llebel oes Suffes erloienOe 9feform-
gcieb omenOren uno lpenn es
aud in neiier Sorm uidt ipirfionl
lit eS peOer ummon0eln bis
in Oic @pigfeit 9leoulirt muB e6en
luer0en uenn audi Ole gSelt BON Die
ier 9leenIirmg iid iiiebt oeooH OBJ
6alten ldBt onitott @oiier etpas
Stdrfcres 81 trinfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
O9aa gsoi6instuu OerIctt.

@oter 30. s. g3ioroon felt sSabren
Der Heftor Der fotb. ct. G5orlcs-
Stride in @ifesoiac, 1T gum 9ladfol-
ger oeS beritorbenen @nters s. 8.
Wlorr, 9eftors Ger fotb. Stride sur
unbeiledten @mpfdilgniB in gSoi6.
ington ernonnt wor0en. Seine SteGe
or ser Stride in @itcsbillc miro otrd
&oter 81. .. 9epon beieBt, meIber
%oter Marr's 9liiiitent mar rnO ieit
oeiien 9l6le6cn ais 9fcftor Ser gSaib.
iagton Stride fiugirte. Gater giior-
ran lit elmer Der bcfonnteiten Hrie-
iier @oitimores. er modte berlNie.
Gene 9feiien nod @iropa bic lcbte
ais @ertreter BON Cardinal Gibbons
gum eubariitiihen GonareB in 4la.
orio, Sponicn i'm Sabre 1911.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
NllilGnnsfef.

Sn Der cpong. -hlt6. Seritiolems-
Stride an ser 9cIair.9looO in @or.
ocnoiac fanO 9eitcrn Goruitto9 Elm
W}iiiionSieit ltott. Scr Gbor brodte
cinige Dor3iigli9e, neu einihiOirte
Sieocr gum @ortroge. glud ipurOe
3rn erlten @lnl Oic ncue cIcftriidc
Orgclpumpc bcnuBt Die bon @rn.
2ouis WdQcr bon Baltimore gclic.
fcrt poroen mar. 0ie 9leoner mo-
rcn BoItor g. 6. 8urgoorf, Scr
Geeliorocr, ferncr @ditor Or. @oIt
ocr @cncrolSefrctdr Der @ciocnlnii.
iicns.9cb0r0e Ser General Spnooe,
lno 9Soitor 6reuoenreid bon Gor0o.
ia, Nlo. - Scr jd6rlibe 9luSflug
ser Sonntagsibule oebt nod 6oir-
ricm. Ger 0arpfer oaittD 9nigbt~
i9iro @tittpoh I'M s llbr WtorgenS
mno 9 llbr gldhnittogs ale 9ie,
melmc iib 6ctbciligen WoIlen, am
SuBe oeS YrooomoD obbolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

Feli's agIuoItorIam" abe soman in ibe
.oerrman's eau" geiair gsoaS - qaaa8
ysea0ers earfe grooilOn. glnne glrunocI.go.
~ Inelin &auoeoiue mn 2aH3
m 4ol@chrr eeaa - Gaoli6 e1lnrIonen per
coslageais ea@ TaoI8 eriurIionen pei
S1mpicr oorcnmlnn0"
oiaioerus adsI4 Goureu per Sampler
ee0e eoini 1dai6 zouren per campier
.yScn0relnHo"
8ori 1poRt nnb gctiertpn GrurIionen
a@larplaHs 9aasr@sreln" nno Der gddrr.
Wrirllimaii upn baltimore" 7amliaa, ocn
25 2nli @irnic nuo Goumema9isicii IN
,,Nrbcltcr'eiebrtaielD sonntoo ocn 20.
%nli arobcr 5amiieHslusime mad geenicris
,graner nnS aafcr observation-disclosures.
Hcrcln" SonliaA, oen 26; sui. arpber glnes
iluQ na0 ecnms Bari" 9elair,Roao
aaaas ag'a, nnses eg's oSogts ssS D'Slaes Ss ssT
9usilun naA oem .21cfcn0'B Bdrl~
4nrl.Gpudcric
,s,S S.e @ xaSneon5eris, pel@e en- 29 sIusali 81
Snoe ,AeQen, liloen IN nnblie1eiocr Helbei'
'' Son 1ks bis 10 ubr glben6s:
Ulonia0. ~0lperlioe'4drf" uno .iSeocrol.Sus
Bari" (nbpchlcno)
&ienilna. ...................-g 1aitcrlons 9ari~
DlluppW. W...........-.-....... %, ,2tlliofpiufknrl
&pnnerlid0. ......... OntroufRntl
Srcilaa. ............ 6liiionrQnrf-
1dmIina .a @nncrions4nri@ nn0 ~Drmo.oius
4uri" (nbpchieluo)
1pnui0n5 .GOnlcrfc bon 3 bis llbr glbcnbS
0riicn 1pnninp ie0cn WioHat. HaiierionsQnrt~
Rpelcn @pnniaa icocn Wionin0. OliiionsRnri"
%tliien Sonniaa eoen Dlonat .Srllo'ptn'&art~-
Slerlcn Sonnla1 lencn Wlnnnt Garrou'Enrf"
Sm ,0ipcriiDc.Gnrl"
Sir baa beuic Nbcn0 nun NS bic 10 ll0r
inl gNlDerloe}nr" liaiiiinocnoc GonSert III
BON Nroi Sanel 6elonann oaS oacn6e Bros
ornilm nnlaeiicat morocu:
Warlb aArpnuo ibe gsorio" ............Sn Snla
uprthre gNuhcl" .........,......... 2Schct
zelcfilon llnoer manb Slaas~ ..... .alein
2tnlier eNiolcie" ................2 .2snl0icniel
eopran colo .e.lae SoHs TO zoe 9re5cs"
aus sro0cnOrn" ..,.............. Nnnucr
tSrnu Wicuiiid DlcSpcr)
tnninlic sIDc Genib of Suffer" ....... SObnfOn
rNeminlaccBcn Of 0cci5opcn" ...... @ooircD
eDcc0unui NnUcc" ...............0 0crmunn
9locp uNcmid'o GonQe" .....-..... .Qampc
Nidrl .0arnibnl GinQo" "............. Gobcu
Die SiernenbannersScier fS14--t014
3nn SbmB nitro bic Mnpcuc odS Qeo BON
eiernenuaimyr iplcen iulo oao Gnblifum IN ers
iufl.. ons 9ico mii3niinocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Sir elm S5eimaetrGmf.

1oS bon Geo. @iint6er ee6raute
@ier 1T ons bette. @icle 9ellrtbciler
bon @ier crfldren oaB cS irgcnO
einem eritfloiiieen ouslduoiibcl
g'iere gIeidfoninlt. @erooe oos Ging
iiir Den Sontilien9c6ranh 6einitcs
9(rono better @eiHmcd iulo iebr
udbrfrdtig. Gireft bon ocr @roue.
rel olrh 0ie neueiten W2oihinei ob.
gefiint moonrh o6ioIute Neinbcit
ociihert wiro. aiite $1.00. Nboue
ggolie 20. (Sunii8.tSiMo,G 90
(@useIec)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
glcitrnfter sdiefciIentraacr

0as geilihtragen elmer 4iitoIe,
iuelhe er auf einen gaiicugenoiien
cnleote, foitet Dem % Sabre oItcn
g}eocr Gronf SiaerD $tO0 uno &o-
ten 81 wcIder Strofc CT ocitcru bon
&idtcr Nic6oul in Ger nor0mcitliheu
Yoli5eiltation beriirtbeilt puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
g9o6I in NQicptt Gitn.

Gaicott GitD miro am 9. 9luguit
cine @abl inter 6em neucn bon Der
Icbten 2egiSlatir gepGbrten Gborter
hnlteL DER cine Gomnliiiions Ser
mnlhlng boriiebt an Stcac Der icbi-
gen ourb einen Wtopor mo Stoot.
rotb. 3wei Gidets iteben i'm 5eloc;
ros cinc, vOos Giti5ens 2oip ano Or
Ser Eidct,~ entbdIt Ole glamen oon
Wiilton S. Cotton eineni &eihcnbe'
itotter, s. G0noro &rob, Sefretar
oeS ullno6b. SrocnS Der Soo Sci.
loms, mo CHARLES gSoaenborit ci.
mem Goufnlonn. 0aS onoerc, bis.
1er nod niht bcnonnte, fiibrt ais
Gonoioaten otf: Sobn Q. airfmooo,
cinen Gouinann; Sobn $. 2romer,
cinen 9ieitoirateiIr, unO 5fobcrt
yotes, einen &oufnonn Der jebige
W}obor 1T $obn S. aroft uno Der
Siaotrotb bcitebt aus oen SS Sobu
o'. 91orton 81, @ 6eieler, G6arles
q Serrmonn 80. $. 6iiieQ Sames
Steport ino ggiainu 6. Sol6ott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

sir iiber $i00 SAooen ribtcte
Gin 8euer all meldes oeitern Dor.
nlittaa qegen fl llbr in Dem Solie
g1r. $50, @eit. .SorotoooitraBe, aus.
Frad 1ie 5euerwebr modte looann
sen 6loulmen oen @ornus. Gos @e.
bopoe miro pou 9}e9ern belpobnt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

9rigaoe. @cnerol Charles Q. @oi-
thcr, Der Gommanoeur Der eriteu
@riqooc ser W1orplono 01ili5, iit To-
c6cu bon cinem oreitdeieen 9lufent.
Dolt in Sca @irt, N1..S, no CT 0en
@orlis in elmer bonn 8ricssoeporte'
mcnt ernannten Gommiiiion fiibrte,
Suriidgefebrt. Dic Gonrmiiiion ioII
cinen @eriHt iiber oic empieblens.
pert6eite @cpebr W1unition ipelbc
in eineln bcboritebenoen internotio-
nalen @cttbcperb 5piiAen Den Ser.
Stooten uno beridieoenen anOeren
W21htcn benubt peroen ion, abgeben.
GS lit oies oos 5wcite @toL Dab @e.
neral @oitber on ser Spite 0ieier
midtigcn @NIitdr 9eboroc itono,
wclhe aus bonn ariegsoeportenlent
crnonnten Sahperitdnoigcn 6eitebt
un0 gcipiIicrnoBen Die leetc SSnitou5
i'm @eurtbeilen BON @leingcpcbr
biloet. Der internotionole
miro i'm glnfouae ocs
Scptember 5ii Ottapa in Canada
itottfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

Die ,Gerropins~ ruben iib bon 0en
Nlii6en Der @o6e aus. II Csc.
panuen Z Ser lesteu 10 GouteIte.
- Orioles aerpinnen rnO per'
lieren ein Spiel in g2cparf.
@citeru por 9lu6etog iiir Die 9ie-
guldren Der nEerrapins, iud6renO
oie SnbItitutc in g5iogoro Sails ei-
nen GontcIt ousfodten. 9altimore's
goie6oll Gntbuiioiten fonnen nit
sen nGerropius~ iopo6l, ais auh
Oen Orioles 5ufrieocn ieiu; Griierc
oepaunen aus oen leBten Spielcn
Ocren lie6en, uno oie Orioles be-
6ouptctcn oen G6renplob ouf DER
Glnbliite, obglcid iie6en ibrer 6eitcn
9lt6Ieten aus i6ren Goutraften ents
lolien uurOen. Gs 1T Oies cine III.
ougenc6me Gnttduidlmg fir Die
@rop6cten in an0eren St1oten ser
nSnteruotionaleu 9igo,~ melme por-
ousgeioat 6ottcn ooB oie Orioles
no6 Dem Gerluit i6rer oStcrne~ ais
5oftor Inn oie Nleiiteridait aas5lI.
idoItcn ieien. Sic beginner 6eute
bier cine Serie NIT SerieD-9itp.
Sir oie n6eOerol 9igo" lit 6cilte
fein Spiel ongeiebt; oafiir reiien oie
nGerrapins~ naH @bilooelp6ia fiir
eiuen Gonteit nit einem una6bdngi-
Gen Glu6. es lit Oies, beildiifig be-.
merit, oas erife @ribeinen Der 09ou-
bitten 9iga~ in ser Geite Dorganiiir-
ten gnieboQs~.
Gie geitrigen Spiele oerlieien wie
folgt:
ascherof Qrnour
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
sunnenanf. nnS lInteraana.

Sonuenoufgoit9 ........4 II. 56 90.
5onncnlultergdng ...7 II % &c
,Qlouoouigoug 2 Il rs 80, Morgens
6liab II. 5 90 Moraens
5IutD .1ill15 lR. 9iobmittags
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11
FOR FREIGHT RATES
JUST FREIGHT RATE ASSOcIA-
TON WILL BE REORGANlzED
AND CONTINUE WORK..
THE JUSTICE ACT AS JUST
Will Ask Democratic Convention to-
Declare For Separate Commission
For Matters.

MISUNDERSTANDING Fred N. Tate,
and II others Of the leaders among
the North Carolina Just Freight Rate
Association met here in response to a
general call for the members of the
association and determined that the
association shall continue and set on
foot plans that are expected to work
out thorough reorganization Of the
association and give to, the business
men of the state an organization that
will give service in procurement of
rate equities and representation in
any general effort for betterm@nt of
freight rate conditions.
President Tate reconsidered: his de
clared purpose to; retire from the
presidency and. ALL officers were re-
elected except Treasurer ALI Tbomp-
son of Raleigh, who resigned because
he had been appointed on the special
intrastate freight rate commission by
the Governor. The. meeting manned
DR.. H. Q. Alexander OF Mecklen burg,
]. G. Ball of Raleigh aEd w. S.
Creighton of Charlotte as q special
committee to go, before the platform
, committee of the Demacraticc conven-
ton here and urge that a separate
railroad commission be. created by
:, the state.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11
OFFICER CARROLL CURED
OF BAD CASE OF ECZEMA

He writes from Baltimore as follows:
81 am a police officer and had long
suffered from bad case of Eczema OF
the hands and had to wear gloves all
the time.
81 was under treatment by eminent
physicians for a long time without
success. Last summer Hancock's Sui
phur Compound and Ointment were
recommended to me and my hands i'm
proved on the first application. After
a weeks trial went to the Johns
Hopkins Hospital to have my hands
treated with X-rays. Under their adj
vice, / continued to use your Sulphur
Compound and Ointment for 6 or 8
weeks, and at the end of that time my
hands were cured. cannot recon-
mend your preparations too highly"
lSigned) John T. Carroll.
Hancock's Sulphur Compound and
Ointment are sold by all dealers. Han
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Md-AdY
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11
Authorization.

lone summer l CHANGED to be back
In the ridges of Tennessee said
United States Senator Blair Lee OF
Maryland, as he leaned back in his
chair, land couple of mountaineers
got into an argument High words
led to blows, and one Of the men was
killed. One of the party volunteered
to ride on ahead to the dead mans
cabin and break the news to the
widow.
she was seated at a table eating
apple-dumplings when the man rode
up. He broke the news as gently as
possible. The woman listened quietly
with dumping poised in the air half
way to her mouth. When the man had
finished, she stuffed the dumping into
her mouth and said:
"'You-a1l jest wait till l finish this
hyer dumplin' an then you-allll hear
some hollerin'.'"
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Followed Her Vanished Nest.

This story of thrush that missed,
and caught it's train comes from Lima
yady, in Ulster, Ireland. The bird had
built it's nest under f1rst-class car
Fiage Immediately over the steam heat
Ing pipe, and Notwithstanding that the
carriage travelled between Limavady
and Londonderry, the nest contained
four eggs.
The institution of the summer serv-
ice of trains caused trouble. The car
rage left Londonderry in the evening
at 4:40 instead of 4:50, and when the
mother thrush, who had presumably
been on foraging expedition, re-
turned, she found carriage, nest and
eggs had disappeared. She was no.
ticed at Londonderry in apparent dis
tress, and the station master apprised
Iimavady of the circumstances and
asked the railway people there to look
out for the bird, suggesting that she
would probably arrive by the next
train The bird duly arrived at Lima
vady either by train or air and re-
sumed her task of Matching the eggs.
The sympathetic railway officials
have decided to withdraw the carriage
from service pending the Matching OF
the eggs.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11
RESlNOL. CLEARS
PIMPLY, BL0TCHY SKINS

Pimples and blackheads disappear
red, rough, ugly compilations become
clean, clear; and, velvety, and hair
health and beauty are promoted by the
regular use Of resfnol soap and an
occasional application of resinol oint
ment. These soothing, healing prepa.
rations do their work easily, quickly
and at little cost. even when the most
expensive cosmetics and complicated
beauty Treatments" fail.
Resinol soap and resinol ointment
heal eczema, letter, ringworm, psoria'
sis and other skin eTuptions, stop itch
ing instantly, and are most valuable
for sunburn, insect bites, sores, burns
boils, piles, etc. Sold by all druggists
ADV.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11
Or. sloan's New Honoa

Newbern.-Robert l.. Smallwood
the New York architect, who was
awarded the contract to draw up the
plans for the palatial home to be cree
ted three miles out of Newbern by DR..
Earl S. Sloan, the millionaire IMMINENT
manufactures, is now engaged in
working u these and will have them
ready at an early date. DR.. Sloan left
several Gays ago for Boston, Mass.
where he will remain for a few weeks
and then return to Newbern and az,
perntend the construction of his
home.
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To Dnedaee Ei,rcofr Creek.

Observation-Disclosures l. o. White
of Statesville has been awarded the
contract to drain, Indian Creek in Kin
coin county. More than seven miles
of the creek is to be dredged and the
contract price is $17,z75. The work
will be begun some time during the
summer.
Mr.. White also has the contract to
dredge Byers Creek in the lower edge
OF this county. He is arranging to
purchase another dredge which he will
place on either Byers, OF Indian Creek
and the dredge now at work ON Third
Greek win be moved 10 one of these
creeks.
Mr.. White hopes to finish the work
on Third Greek within 80 days. This
creek will then be dredged from a
point i'm Alexander county across
Iredel1 to Rowan county.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11
Foroet-Me-Not.

"Ah, yes, there are still true and
loyal souls in this sad world" MUIR
INJURED the solemn individual in the tor
toise-shell glasses. II used to know a
dear girl-it was ten long years ago
and not year has passed since that
she hasn't written me birthday let
ter. Always what she writes is about
the same: Dear Alfred, l can't ever
forget, not if 1 live to be hundred,
this day of all the days in the year.
Let me once again wish you long life
and happiness with all my heart etc"
Very sweet of the girl" said the
stout young man with the amazing
waistcoat, very sweet Of her, in
deed" q"
Very" replied the solemn indi-
yiduaI; only, you see, she writes that
dashed letter to me on different day
every year."
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-11
ADJOURN. I'm. DEADLOCK
Second Primary VIII be Held ON Aug
ust is to Select Candidate.

Second Primary VIII be. Held ON Aug
ust is to Select Candidate.
Asheville.-After beng In session
four days and taking All ballots, the
Tenth District Democratic Congress
sional Convention at WayneswiE1e ad-
journed, adopting resolution provid-
ing for a districtrwide primary August
IS, to choose Democratic nominee
for Congress from this district. There
were five candidates before the con-
vention, Robert r. Reynolds and the
incumbent James NJ. GadgeF, Jr., hold
ing practically all the votes. The other
three candidates held enough ovtes to
deadlock the convention and the pri-
mary plan was finally selected as the
most feasible solution Of the deadlock.
In the event no candidate receives a
majority of the votes at the primary
August Is, a second primary between
the two leaders will be held August
goth.