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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-15

-. Mupucl d3f,
Vinc Nitc. ben Gcrlnni nn0 Die glnsan6c uou
GMcdIL0ct ennLImnt IN Tn0lrifnrm iir AN.

Gnc elic, ben Gcrianf um6 Die glnsanbc uou
Ghcdnlpcr Snblmnt w SgblciiDrm iiir AT
4, ilephiae 3meGe ~ relnlircn.
Nplmult l. Gel cs non Der Gjciebgcbnuf
aus Guedillber Snblimai nit QcnnQcnbci
ludfiitd ncnntbi lucr0cn nm Debate Jdnlet
zen lidri QcnQ iiir dntiieptllDc 8pcGc 6u
Waden. iuleH ie einc orciedigc. hinmnnifDr
mlae, nleredine ldnaline oocr anoCrc irreg
lnre Norni habcn lno bic Snrbc elmer cocn
hnn coer cin8clnen ocr Gnblcttcn lon hat
pllll pocr pitrpiir nit ncni Nurte lniluuD
NWllil cH1c0rndi oocr auincorudi 0drnu cin
Nhl0uitt 2 llno ici cs fcrncr ncrIiiai 0al
g liir rQeno cine @crion oocr @crioncn unQc
lehlib lein lon. aucdiil0cr Snblinot III "a
bleiieniorm 8ll ncriaricn QnSiu6cien n6ci
mcl5uqebcn. ipenn bciaqic Inhlcticn mebr ala
eiil 3eDniel clnes Girane5 oea bcuqien cared
uber @ublmdis cnthdlieu. ausgcnonmcn Die
mao,flien 1apell ote Norbe lno 6orm ruo m1
Wurlitt mic IN erlieu IphHiic oiccr Ai0
poinel6rebcn pirh
9Ini6nitt 9. luo fei cs ierncr beriat bar
ole lSnldc, lll mchcr Die Gucdii bcr. .Snbli.
mai'Aablciien iilr antisicpiiimc 3mede ucriQufi
alisqcibeit pocr pcAaegebcn iucrocn bas gsurl
s9oiion" (@iiN iii cine Gcite SIR heidoicn
DlalNc cnaeblQien mo uui ocr cniQepcnac
lcbicn Seitc cine Wiurfc nit Dem gSortr
gNolloH1 (@iiD in amiduaen 9uhiidoen ira
goiUnif 4. llno fc cs erncr oerliat ban
iracno cine @crion ooer Geriunen. mei1e IL
eenopcl9e Der &ori6riicu Dicier glfie bet
ieNens clee NerQebens ihuloig hcinHocn iucr.
ocI lou nno loll nit nicbt pcnlqcr ais iiini-
nlo5mdn5la. nGd mebr ais cpbunhert Gollnre
iilr nQc nlo lets @crttben ltiirnit toer nimi
menacr ais orclbig laQe no@ mebr ais orei
Wlounic @ciunanb crbnltcn. oocr NciOce ndll
ocm Suin6icn ocs @erldice,
Mbi6nti 8. llno ici es ierncr Oeriiiat sal,
olele cute pom Gdium i6rcr glnna6me ii Stfaii
cielichmai i3. 9mril 1914.
(Walli15. f6,1St0,20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-15

Grc Nlir, bic glbi1nittc 100 nro 40 ots M.
tlcl5 90 nco Guorr orr Diicatimcn nilaci
itelncu Wclchg pnn MinNinio lNagnD'S s
9nsgaOc) StG aSciiarcntsf OeicHe", In
tersiicl pSamoen" 80 piocrrnicn mo nc
iltf Wmfnoemcntcu ncu nn5rncUmen.
glhlhHili T. eel ca bon Der Yeplslnlllr Don
Mdrplanb perfiiet ooi Die gl6iDnile 109 mio
RIO Oce glrifels 03 hes G0ocr ocr pllcntllOell
aAQcmeneu @leiete bon Warnlnno (SgGpn g
glnsaape). Iiiel pIcamenis'@cebe uhiers
tiicl y@Wnlocn" .uoerrulcr mo 0letmii. Nlel
null gWcNpenlciicll nn9cnouNcll melpch lpueN
uno ino 70 tab ie lpie 70 81 lnuien'
%. @ci1 Ecliumcnis Souiifcder Der nam
puuem Scrlnni Der hicriu notgel@rNpcheu
9'oii5, oic WuibQbeA iH Der Nc0leinnii0 AcfeN
ter mo gcicbmdBg bcwieiencr 9lnptlhe aus
0e5abli bat ioll fin irpcnopcNe Anptuee
pernniiuuriliD lcin, bon ocnen er lelnc HoIij
bate; inter oen &or6ebalt eaB er nllnoellcns
6 Wionnie Dor Der &cribciung iinier oen
@iiduhiQcrl poer ba5u bcrc0ilQien YetloHet w
TO pclcn 8eiuapcn ale ons 9SdllenAcrlOi
p0cr Der Lcliamena Ncpillrdior cs uhofoneli
mag. pie iolqcnoc gn5eiac perblieri li@eil lalf
fen lou udmlib ,@s piro 6ierniil gloil5 Aes
pom gSaicnNclicht bon ...........s &pihtn
In NidrhdnO sum Leiianielfe &OHNlcdcr
fOoey HdUlaBpcrpnlcr) lllr oe pelloNlOel,
NnDlnB ocs OcrliolOencn ..........-..,..-
III Nae @crionen, melde glnpriidbe ecocn ben
criinr6cnpn baOcn pcroen aliQclorDcri bic
ielben nc0it Den ncietmdBia ccriii6flelNelcoch
Dem uHicrieimnccr nni Oocr ppt pelu ...s
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ni0peu iQuii boi aler &cibeil0una an ucllnlul-
TEN NndiaB peNoen luefpet. WeAcpett
infer meicr 0ano pcnc am ..... Aaac I'M
no. Gr TciiamcniS.@onnrcder mn0 ocri
WcriMt nit clncn Miii0Opli iihcr bic aNn0rnci;
octlchcn, bic IUnlluOc uur ocn 0ruB cillcr
lol@en Noii5 perpen nno oas Geyi~l iol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-15


Ginr atts, orm 9lrtiiel l6 pcs 0poeg oeF ti'
icrtfimcn nnacucincn WcicNe uuu Winrn.
iano, Sitc ,.aau5elcIa&erinBrcn", lnter,
titri rNld Srwolncr", cturm peiterrt
gbinniii /. Ell ca BON Der QcQsanr bon
Ni0rnnno nerii0i cos ocm Ntiilcl 10 oeS
goocr oet ptienllidea aulefig5elnen loi " @cleee Qol
0idrplann Eic aNQnicel Setluhren". llntcr'
iicl .gtidi Geiuuhncr' Gun ncncr Nb0utt
bciaeiiQi merbcn fol- nnn hcymit ~ oer ncm
glrtic rs iolpcu 9lb6nii 1 Is 81 bebea nno
@oinniti iis gf Sn aaen Saacn pcr ocn
Nnnsclci &eria6rcn IN ncncn bcr @clicepe
iinrie @iqcnbun n oielem 1inatc nm clh
Gini NcpobHcr ociiclnen lli. iino qle 0cliceoe
li1r i'm elmer auspdriiqcn Surisoifiou crfldtt
nnb cn &ormuno Gpuile poer Ncrpalier lhr
ion crnGnnt ipnroc ocf inter Orr glnioridt cl.
ncs Cpnincicutcn IrihnndlS In bcugcr aus
iudrliQcr Slris0ilion Qnalii5iri Dot iuQ cine
rcMisnifiiac glbimyii lolOcr &rllirnnq mo
GuaIififation nno Grnellnrt0 " ben @eriMien
nieic3 GinnicS Oollcr gepcis tiir ole llntdlip
lett encr folmcn Gclion mo fit Die 9onaiidt
ncr GrncnnfnQ unO Gu1liiii0iinu cnca luld)en
NormnrS Gnmiics Docr &uiiiccs icir; uno
has Nicrmt inil nitf enc Mlaoc pocr Nctilion
circs ioncn grrnnnc@, eomifs oncr &crlnal4
irrs hcn "crinni 0cS Gincninunis encs iolden
cciheecclioricn incthalh pea Slnntcs. outW
DiicHiiMCn Qncr urinnicn Serlani dnordncn
ipie cs onS GjeriMi m bciicn Nncrciic oc3 Gicls
rsnciibriCn helinnctt mao Qlhcr ODr neC lci
dfiNtlq ciuce iolcbcn Netinuis ion odS @c-
riot nabnH iihcr5cupi lucroen oar cine 9ipi3
or bic Nrchiinren iu orr I'm Ninioiclis Scr
dhrcu iOlbcn Torin ihre 9lniprMc cin6u-
rchcu rcna iic iuldo babeu blrm bfcniMc
gln8cioc 10 eneni oocr mchr 2ciuunen inr
miioeilene so 9oec pcraiieniliMi nuroc Die
III 0cr cidoi uoer ocr eouuin crincnen. IN
hcreu N1S @nrnibwu lieoti INN IN dnm an
ocren 9lngccoenbciien nm Sndeu iuQcl nic
iihli0cn Hrnitffu i'm eitesNcriabrcn bcs
foloi mcrfcn llnM0cm oic Ibrchnnup d6gcs
lcai nno hcfdiiQt It, iNn 6as Gierimt mi ocs
leemdnincu 9luirao ora &ornuuoa Gonhte5
oOcr &erunlters dliornurl Dab ncf 9ieiini@rlBs
ans octn poer 0ci &eridicu Ser nlemdriincn
Nuriahiltnn iibcrirnoci mcroc IN mcrNer her
ectilesqc0rie iuobni oocr olS ioldcr erldri
puroc
oicfc 9lfic BON Eahni i6rcr 9(ina6mc III Nraii
trcic
Neiidiici an 30 0nril 1914.
(Nlai1tt51Gts.t02O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-15


Giue glftr, bru glbidlnitt as oes e(riifCls 90
oec 0uocT ncr UficntllMrn allnrmcinen
Wslege uan Miargnno, Sitel ugSilbuJncl
Nuncl nnn 2silo" 81 wiocrrnfcu uuo nit
Nmenocmcnicn uca auSnnc6mcm.
NtlDnit !. eel c5 bon ocr 9cQislaiur bon
Mgiiit Mgiaiitlan9 ocrliAt. eoB Der M9innii as ocS
nlcine Geicte bon Wnmlanb Jicl ,gBilbs
nbgcl Ndgcl uno @ilo" miocrrhen nno nit
slWciiocncilcH bicrmi nci Qngcnnmmcn pcrs
De nllo w 10 onB er mic lolBi lanie:
NulNhtt Az. Die ,SnNopur6ciuc fir ben
giaol nllo ieoer Niils 1anorarocin iolicn. che
lic hre gllbien anirctcn. nor Dem glfiunr ocs
MtclaGctlWls oea Counties. IN mc6cm Cr
mobnt poer pclli ein Ncunbncr oct Gidbt
baltimore, Dor Dem Niiunr 0cs Gnprriprs sc.
ril6is Der GluDi baltimore, ben @i0 uocr sic
@riqruiiQ lcllien mo lntcrl6rciben pc bonn
g. glbihnil bcs crcn glrijlcls Der Grnltihuion
nicIca Siaaics norpclOtiehcn. mcncr @i0 p0cr
3ridrlnA IN ocm g'ntcdu hce 9lftunrs pbct
@unnD d0cr Der 1laol 9cuudi pcrocii o0
Ncr ldQomnrnell inl aali6en @idaic uno uud
irbcr nui oicic gScc cruaunic oiilia SnQ0i
ipnroen ouen nG4oem Der ron 0cineicin
Nupounrben pocr ciis SaaomQrocin 5u lcs
itcnbc @io noridrliemdkia qcciici pDtoen it
u Gem 0uunin Qncr ncl Counties iir mclr
DE ilc crnannt eiil Wo9en ale oie slnpritdi
Monitublcrn unicr ocn GcmcinrcDi nno untcr
orii Vcictcn oCics Ginaic5 bcB unn nliBer
oem ole 9norlidi mn NciliAnipe ole bcu
Fol5ilicn Der Sid0i gGiinlo,c oocr anocrcu
1idoien ncS Sianics IN Ge3nA nnl SCrbnlirlS
nulo &criollung BON N,rpncli AclcbiD iibcrs
irngca lit pcl,6c Die 6ilM' uno gSloNcleEe
bcrml oie iuciiGyc QcnGnb iibcrlrn0cn. obnc
&niisucicDl 4crioiicn }n Oerhaiien Die bcs Q,ct
iiobcs qcNcii bic Nori@riiien lcs Si0 uno
gSiloNccbca ojcice Gindics DcronmiiN o0cr ais
Nifl0ia bclduui n0 mo aiaha.0 lrgcno uclbc
no nQe iOlMr Fcripne9 ocm nd0cn Sric.
ocrari6icr 3ur glbmriDciunq qendb ocn SID
mo yNiloQciCbcn oicics Stnnic5 poNuliibrct
9Hcnn Gel iulcOcn 4cruncH QSin oorr SiAc IN
&erlcbuHR Scr 9Silo Dbcy SidNcieBc oicie9
Slu0ics aeinn6cn perocH. pRen nie %aroclHe'
nornhrcn mic cs In oou elbi4niien 52. 30.
"a uun % p0rQciOricbCu ill., Der giiiur lOll
nir iiintlN Gents iiir Ole gndnn9 ioldlcn Gis
oca oher Grlldrng bcrcCDncn
Nbhnit .. llno iei Cs icrncr pcriilQi. BAR
hieie gfie uon @ainn i0rcr sInnahme IN
Strait iteic
Nfiidin arr 10 gpril 1913.
CWai01t121315tG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-15


0iuc glte, citcn tuctrrcu ADlWnll oeM Artiicl
62 ocs rommrntlrten 0pbef Der nficn!lulcil
nllgemcinrn Nicichc ucn wiarNlnnn, 1910,
Gtcl o0craibcn", hinlndnlhgen, brr als
MDinlulu 10 pcilnnIrt iclN lpu
Nblnntl Gel es poI 9et ~elebacbnO
ban Nl0rOluno neript fah e iuciicrcr glpi
ihnii oem gIriiiel i6 oc5 romqlentirien 9ooer
Der biieHiihen aaaencinci @elsbe non Qlaln
meroen ioa. Ser as gi6ibnii ~ beianlif uD
iDic iolgt lautcn iOu; ,...
glDbnlii i0, @S i5n oie Eliiq, oes Iitagss
oco Nerihis IN Der ziaoi &alltiple ro ~
ben perNCocncn Counties nes @Iaales NloFp,
lafo ien Neu Nureau lllr ~spHrtS iNo
Nennrlcmenis oif Nprunlnteu Die bon beida.
ten 9nreau aeleiert meroeI mlell elnen ~.
rle0i uon irner Ncirdib i lipethllielli, melDe
oencloe1i naD Den &ciDrlllell qes Nutlea w
0es commentator 0unet Der ollenillmen aupe
nWhcn NicNtc bon Ndt0lano berlAlei mofbct
iian,
Ser qcridl iul monai!iN aemudt ncgoen
ms }rar All uocr u0r ocni iiNBeDntcn GOD
&o9c ocs o0euoeu IloRnis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-15
gLancmcinc aiientIidc OIeleae.

raU ocm cs n@ nber5cuai Oaf oaB Scr We.
ieJ pco9t mo bciaaie Noii5 erdicn mnrbe
belagier Ncridi ccriii5ircn, baB IS iiber
ieuai vt. odB cine lolDe i0m 6cridiele Jipnd
beiaAicn Neri@is mo 0eriiilidis In ole DE
ior0c oc5 @eriDis auor0ncn
NblWnlii .. llno icl cs ierner pciiiGt bar
oiee Alie pom Gainm iprer gImdDme 70
Nraii trctc.
NcildiiQl am 49, 9(pril l0il
lQlnlOIl l12.I3I5.lNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-15

Cine Sllic snm splDerruir anS ocr ggicorran.
rnBmC NIT glmcnOmcniS Der Nbfhnlhc 4
nno he's 9lgilirlc % pun SnGOUs Goorr
upn 1912.
@hfmnii @S ie pcriiini bnn ser Gleict
acoun9 ron 9eorpano, oae a3i@nitt z uno 8
oe8 9lriifclS % pie In Nophhs 9o0cr bon
1912 coSiibirt berut iuiocrrnien uir6 unb
in uio ncriclhc bon 9lcllem angcuommcu miro
iondn 0erielhc me ioni lailict:
Abmnii T. 9n00cW n0e 0criiiint Dor cls
nen Sricoenardter rcpldubiai iporbeu it, ioll
iciu amlli6cr 66nralior non benz 9ltiar ocS
areis oogr eommcn 4leas. ej!eri0ics inter ieis
Neuiiiiai ioll einem fer Rinier ocS SlibiRldls
areile In melo'en ons Nauphnrcn Der Cor
npr0ipn einncrimlct ucrneu io0 mier6fcitet
nerNegg uas ion. menn lMDeS geriliilat M ilc.
moy0en iciie Nhaiiahe onrnui 0c0ianbiQen;
iuenn 10 bco'nnbiol o0 iolbeS 0eriiiiat oeni
SiaQis Scircir nhncliclcri uuo nah 31hluua
Ntuh nlhi hepor) oey ndicr beriu uorcc.
lmreh'ncn @rirdpiraeofhiiMen ion oericlhe
Ncn g0a unh Sic 8ci nce @mpinnccS onroni
.1hpiilreu ltno nromri ooiicIhc u cincu fr
i'ror '}wrd uiiihrcufcnl 9lnhc crir0rer mo
ion hrr SO iormirien G1rnoroliou cholidga cti
.egfiiiir' r'iier Ncn Si,acl iciuce qnca aus
porniionqyGcrtililaic uno oglI @eiebcu oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-15

".
oes 6Dpcr Ocr biicnIidpn nnngmcnsH
Wclctc Uun MarDicno, Eiiei ,g9it0", In.
tegthtl o%Jncl, 81 Wiocrruicn nnb nit
AWenocmcntrn nca nn6nuehncn.
elbiDnlt 1 Gel as Dnn Der pcpis uiut bDr
Ninrpinno pcriiiQi bah ocr Nhlminn y ocs
Irlicle 90 ocs Gouer oCr 1ficnilidcn ulgc.
iIncinel Velcbe non NiarDdno, Nllci ogBuQ~,
uhiellllel aSngcl", ipl0ettulcn nnD nui Mmcn'
oemenlell Ncu arBcnOmulci ipet0rn iOu ma
biermli i 10 0aB er lpic iolai nuici.
NplOulii 2l. Scinc Rclion iou in oiccnl
@luu,e 81 ir8eno cncr 8ci gIuicD Nulidroe
tduniqmae Spcrlinge .AncDiro91 aSprclS"
@ulibci BLUE SAP pcrnu. 9Sauoer obCr
anoere Nrolien gSQlosNoiDicbibcn, roi1brii.
yealblros- @Mmnlpcii, Orioles" s5leobrosr,
Nerdc, eWdogu Nir0s" oSpe gNni". ,Bcpitl".
DSdpluder' vg91ippopmiu4 q@oloiinb. "
oDcllup.brcaiioo 0bui" 0cbdr NirD" ser,
lrgcnb elmer glri lNcbcl ooer nnlen oo2r
ipoiem 3lini &crlunl lHDicieu lauren. pctiuni
ciL pocr ipoi oocr lcbcuo i'm NeliG bapen I'm
icr clnet 1italc ooH mot uHier $l noO hber
So iiir ieocn TO aci0olicnclt gciangcneL gcs
iuoicielt iun Striau dngeboicncn pctidnien,
9ciduiicn ooer i'm &cliB gcnnnencN 8pnel
ernie Ndnic. 6cocrn Sd)mnn5ic0crn nnct
6lu1c bon &1gcln ocren 5un0 ooer I0oiiHa
~ olccnl situate pcrboicn ili in icincnI oocs
ibrem Ne5 hnbct 3um &criuni anblcien noft
10 niegclcat pcrocH loil, I'M cs nelermiotg 5ii
md0en $40 irncno cincr Set mo iN li0cho
eluer Neile 6dllen oocr anoerc iiit NalgAa
nuac lNdpltOc Nnubapn9el o1er eiR,lDc
Spcrllngq Sribc uocr Hubcn 3n iNiebeii, iu
iuOicli nrcr 5li nuAcn uiiirr 0enl NolpcDull
oaB ocicr slblnnlti iid riot aul ealoerl fHo
Nlaru 0ouliip ueilebc1 ipu uilet oem
&prbcbdli oab es QcicbliG cruupt lein iull,
Gpoiibbecl o0er rNcA NirnS" oncr uloerc
Ginpp0gcl III Naiigen ODER uisgelipplle @fcill
plare ir0cno elmer Der Qelannicn SoAel in
eebianiinltcu ober Olcnhincn ooer &roulmlr
Teen 3u Dnncn
sipi9uiit & rno ie cS rrncr oeri4gt, ooB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-15

Naplirl Si5
Gtnc vile, ocn NOldluiu iO2 0eS Wrilfrls 30
oce Sporr ocr Ufcnildlcn anncmcincn 0Ic.
lcBe Oun WnrDlnno, Nne0nDc uuu 1904,
Sitcl e6limc lllo Siidlcrci", 5a mlocrrns
cu mo ocnrlben nit @meuoemeuts uun
Mencm nuiiincbmcn.
glbi0nih 1 Gel IS ron ocr Geicbqe0lne
non Nldfplnno Oert1ai bdB glhi6niii i02 bcs
sriiicls 80 bes 0o0er Der 1iientlic6cn nlgcmcs
ilell @elepe non MlntOlnnn. glusQabe bon 1904
Eiicl pSiiM un0 Sii6crci" 6ieronrm mioerris
len ioir0 nno M itno bon Jtcucn nit Nmeubcs
lnenis an9enommeu miro 10 oab oericI0e uie
gl6i@HiH iO2, lglao uuo iebc 9igcns iiir 6a8
DuHAell ooer pue yicbWen nOH SliOcu iliill
@etianlc nod ben &orAriiicn ocs MbibnitCS
,..,z lUz lou ocn Hameil ons slter lulo Die Mpbs
llill9 Ger Berion nHgehen. an uclcbe olclclpc
nelptbti iunroc, un0 c0cr Mpplifdnt ifr fohhe
Slreu3 lol oen glftn0r 0ca NlcspcrAiS iiir
pas egunin oocr Dem gliinur oe5 Gomnions
De Siccni qeiUabrt miro uun Dor Dem llcbcr
ReOen ocrlcbcn oic Gnnimc BON iiini Dollars
llir ole ,erlie Sicen5 nno Die Sunine bon cincIn
Spuar lllt dlle uno ieocs iucitere Nct, S1lcppi
heb oocr anoerc5 NQnomcri5cuq 5unt Ncbmcn
ooef DdlAell ppli SIl1cn tiir Den &cridui IN
oer eDelapenle'gai uno Die Ginnnlc bon 3pei
Spuars llir ieoe Siccn8 5uln lcDmcn ober
Snnpe bon Si6en Nn &eriuuic in ocn gies
Dcullnlen Der O0eiapcute.Nni 0cSn0len. Der
lliuut lou oie 1unlne bon iituinnOypnn3lQ
ais cine Gebt6r iir bas 9nsicQcn bcrcibcli
eini@lcBli6 ocs Abncbmcns oea @i0cs ipcin
noiblucnon crbalicn; li1n Der hcingic HlccnSs
bNliuN tlVWlcil lNt puS FlliNllpucIl oeflclDcli
ol onr1 Den Niiunr n bic SiadlalaiIe bc9
@iaaico Niarpdno nbaeiiibrt ipcr0en lin nQi
ielbli oem ~ghlierntSono" 6ngcimricbcn N
loerocn; periiiai ieoo1 oab oic Neiiimmunecn
oiclee AblnHiice ieinen yc5uN aii nod ciil
it9 iebc NeMtc lcinmaidlQc uno @nacl
Glod ooer @llNebc nnm ami qlngc unh Rli
ihe be5cben NM caB giiMis III oicicr glflc
Gc6uQ bnhcn ioll njrolm bon ciucr Qinic bie
non &idcits Foni mad gopc @oint acBugcR
iuirn
glbi1niit p llno lci @ icrncr bcrlhot 6a6
oicie Iilc pom Enhm 6rcy 9nna1me III &rait
trcc.
cencbmigt am i6 gprll 1914
lNlnllll5. .lGIs. 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-15

Nol, Ndnling s.. Wendl, Nun0eas
Sngcnieitr fir oen9altilnore Dilttitt
gatte geitern in 0cnton NIT $. Nt
Sbonpiou George $ gcopen gSils
llom StcOens, Sames BLADES, 6. @.
@ouifmon, GalDinSnltcman SouIss
ollrp Sports, SorrD SSaloorf 6ronf
Set5 iino g[nocren cine Gonferen5,
9ei melHcr sic &ldnc fit Ole ii6cr
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The Washington herald., 1914-07-19

know the whereabouts of $4,000 in money
and $1,000 in diamonds stolen by her hus-
band before he was killed in Florida five
months ago. She has refused : to di-
vuige the hiding place. Mr.. MacCorckle
today sent the following message to the
chief of police at New Orleans:
Notice by newspapers that woman by
name Of Craven arrested in New Orleans.
wife OF some train robber, is claiming that
she Is my daughter or step-daughter;
that her people live in West Virginia and
her mother lives at Charleston.
"The whole statement is an absolute
fabrication. utterly without foundation OF
any kind
Nobody here has ever heard OF this
woman and she has never lived In West
Virginia She is not my stepdaughter or
daughter, as / have only been married
once, and my people all live here IN this
town
The woman says she is the stepdaugh-
ter OF the late 'ex-Gov. MacCOrkle, OF
West virginia, not even knowing enough
about me to know whether or not was
alive. The statement evidently was made
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
Bottle, Is Cents.
Witch Hazel Heals
Without Irritating.

When used for pirnples, sun
burn, wind-buu, chaps, rough
ened skin, raw surfaces, or
after-shaving purposes, Witch
Hazel heals without irritating.
1t is mildly antiseptic, soothing,
and healing. Only full strength
Witch Hazel has these qualities.
Diluted extract of Witch Hazel
is no better than ordinary. water.
When you buy Witch Hazel,
place your order with us. We sell
Dickinson's full strength Witch
Hazel. You can feel its sooth-
ing, cooling, and healing quail
ties as soon as you apply it.
A pint bottle for 15c.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
Middle-Aged and Elderly
People;

Not usually, until past middle life,
do kidney and bladder troubles be-
gin to develop-that is, the more
common kind.
Old persons, especially. are likely
to suffer from bladder irritation,
causing much inconvenience. an.
noyance, discomfort.
The use OF Penslar Buchu and
Palmetto Compound is attended with
very happy results. II overcomes
acidity, acts as an antiseptic TO the
bladder and prostate gland and
exerts a very strong influence to-
ward restoring the normal tone Of
these organs
The full formula is on the label
IL contains such ingredients as are
well known to be Of great value in
these conditions, and we recommend
1t very earnestly. Price so cents
and one dollar
Our stores have the exclusive
agency in this city for all the
Penslar preparations.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19

undesirables, will be thoroughly cleansed
as result Of the pistol battle between
regular policemen and anti-vice squad
detectives. in which Detective Sergeant
Stanley Birns was killed and four men
wounded Three forces closed In on the
old district today. each striving to win
the credit for a thorough cleanup.
The shooting is being investigated by
a coroner's jury composed Of six high
school principals. Although the evidence
so far tends to show that Birns was
killed by another member of the police
force, 1t was clearly indicated that the
shooting was precipitated by 'man in
gray" an outsider. for whom a search
was being made today. The mans ar
rest was momentarily expected.
That the shooting was the direct out
come Of q plan OF revenge, engineered
by the divekeepers against the members
OF the two morals squads. also was IN
dicated by the testimony, which showed
that one squad Of policemen was egged
on to attack the other squad by tender
loin habitues.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
AN HONEST CONGRESSMAN.
wftherspoon Refuses to Take Pa.
for TiIae He Was Absent.

Representative witherspoon, of Missis.
sippi, is one of the few members of Con-
gress who refuse to draw pay for days
spent away from their Congressional
duties. .-4
The fact is. that Mr.. witherspoon was
absent four days on private business
and when 1t came time to draw his sal
airy check for the month he had the
Sergeant-at-Arms, who pays the mem
bers, deduct the exact amount TO cover
the four days. The sum turned back
amounted to So %.
There has been much talk in the House
by members accusing each other of bad
faith in pleading for low mileage or nc
mileage and then accepting all the mile
age they could get, ard also charges
that members are absent half the time
in violation of the statute which SAYS
no member may draw pay unless he is
actually ION the job
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
Sulphur and Cream Of
Tartar Lozenges.

These lozenges represent the
modern way of taking an old,
time-tried medicine in tablet
form. Can be given to children
with the assurance that they
will not rebel and that the treat
ment will be effective. These
lozenges purify the blood. make
the skin clear, and give you
greater health. Now is the time
to take them. 10 cents per box.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
Penslar
Skeeter Dig

Not only allays the itch and
sting, but sterilizes the part af-
fected' because of its antiseptic
and healing properties. Used
as a protection from the effect
of mosquito bites, this lotion be-
comes doubly valuable. Put a
bottle of it in your grip. Price,
25c.
Oil Citronella, ounce, 10c; 4
ounces, 25c.
Joss StickS-Burn them and
keep mosquitoes away. Bundle,
10c.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
For True Skin Beauty.

True skin beauty is not indi-
Gated BY extreme whiteness or a
"chalky effect" If YOU are
either naturally dark OF fair, the
true beauty Of your skin is
shown by its clarity, softness,
smoothness. and freedom from
rednesS and blemish.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19

to give her some Importance Of character.
She is an absolute impostor OF the rank
est kind and no relation OF mine.
II have never before heard OF her.
There is no woman by that name that
We have ever known and the name is
evidently assumed You may give this
whatever publicity you desire.
CSignedD "w. A. MacCORKLE."
A society clipping from a Dallas paper
found in Mrs. Craven's trunk Is said to
be the basis for her story.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
YAcHTsMEN TAKE TRIps.
coma,odsre si.er ana othsrs san
Down River.

comasodore siser and others saiI
Down River.
Capt Jake stulx. Of No. ls engine COM
pany and the Firenehter. left with his
family early yesterday for Colonial
Beach on his cabin cruiser Vixen. He
win be absent two weeks.
Commodore Adrian SfzeF, OF the CapI-
toi Yacht Club. with party OF friends.
Is enjoying the weekend uips on his
launch Chadal<nin.
( Attorney Evan Brown left yesterday
for a fishing trip on the cabin cruiser
Sahwa, OF Judge George c. Aukam.
Secretary George Dalton, Of the Capitol
Yacht Club. is fishing from his launch
at Dixie Landing.
Eugene Cochran 10 cruising on the Du
cal; and Charles w. Yickory, with his
family, left yesterday on his launch
Stranger.
Mr.. and Mrs George Weber, who were
injured last week when their launch
Bradley eollided with a navy yard tug,
have recovered. The Bradley is being re-
paired.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
Killed by
A Mosquito

Exactly-there are hundreds of
deaths each year that-can be di-
rectly or indirectly traced to the
simple little bites of mosquitoes.
These little pests carry and
spread disease. It's not so
much the sting of their bite as
the dread of infection. There
fore, you should take extra pre-
caution to treat mosquito bites
as being more than mere bites.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
Improve
Your Face.

Red blotches on the face,
Pimples, and infamed surfaces
are indications of impure blood
and upset systemic conditions.
All of them can be overcome BY
taking
The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
NAVAL GRAFTERs asENT up

Special Gable to The Washington Herald.
Tokyo, July l&-vice Admiral Hatsuo.
Of the Japanese navy, and Managing
Director. Iwahara, OF the Mitsui Com
pany, were, sentenced to two years im-
prisonment today for completely in the
naval graft plot. Several others were
also sentenced to terms ranging from
six to eighteen months.