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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-11
NEWS OF'TF1E NEARBY
GAS COMPANY SUES
FOR LOST PROFITS
Seeks Damages from Dover Be-
cause Town Did Some
Pumping.
Lsneeinl to the Evening star.l

DOVER, June IA communication
was received from Addison Ely, pres
ident of the Dover RockaWay and
Port Dram Gas Company, at a meet
ing of the Board of Water Commits
sioners last night, stating that suit
would be commenced Immediately fof
lost profits amounting to s4S7.S7
Mr.. Ely claims that the water board
has violated their contract by using
surface water obtained from gravity.
Commissioner John Egbert read an
opinion from Town Attorney Elmer
King, which stated that the contract
with the gas company specifically
maintains that the firm shall pump
all the water required by the town,
but the amount of water obtained
from gravity is not a part of the nee
essary quantity to be pumped. The
letter further stated that the present
plant of the gas company would be
unable 10 pump the amount of water
specified in the contract plus the
amount now received SrOm gravity.
The notification that the aggrleved
firm would enter suit was laid on the
table, while the opinion of the atJor-
ney was ordered filed.
Water superintendent Charles p.
Cook submitted a report of the waste
water through seepage at she reser-
yoir With the high service reservoir
shut-off Mr. Cook discovered that in
eight hours the total seepage at the
low service was 1926 gallons. a re-
port of water pumped for the month
nf Nav also GDhf11ittaA aT
lows: High service, 1,949, 900 gallons
low service, 4,S56,0O0; gravity, 5,133 600;
total, 1881, 600; average per day,
3S4, $3.50
A discussion regarding the advisa-
bility of replacing the water mains
in Blackwell street with lead pipe, to
avoid the frequent trouble known as
'electrolisis," caused by the electric
current from tFolleys. resulted in a
decision to investigate the possible
cost with a view of completing the
work before amesite is laid on the
street, as the work OF opening up the
street after II srepair would be ex-
pensive to the town.
e. Robert Rowland, of New York,
submitted a proposition TO the board
to test a section of the town to de-
termine water waste at a cost of $500.
No action was taken but the MEM
bers of the board are of the opinion
that an effort should be made to elm
mate the loss of water which, hereto
fore. has been almost one-half of the
amount pumped.
1t was decided to notify the Board
of Health that a written notice should
be sent to the board whenever occa-
sion requires that the water be shut
off to prevent the spread of disease.
A resolution was passed to further
regulate service installations by re-
fusing to allow more than single
tap of the main for one building. 1t
was brought out that in several cases
four. five and six houses were obtain
ing water through one service. Su-
perintendent Cook was instructed to
list such places and orders would be
given to the owners to have a service
for each building.
Treasurer John Moller reported as
follows: Balance last month, s2,3S0O2;
receipts. s1,246.61; disbursements,
81. 1862. balance on hand, s1,1oO32.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-11
Madison Notes

DIR. Walter G. Neis, who has been
in Poughkeepsie for the past two
months. has returned to the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Neis, of Main street, and is spending
a few days there.
Miss Julia Norton. of New York
city, Is a guest for few days OF her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Langan, of Lathrop avenue.
The closing exercises at the Madi-
son Academy will be celebrated this
afternoon on the school grounds on
Green Village road. Athletic events
and drills will be some of the fea-
lures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Wilder, Of New
York. is visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Plum, of
Loantaka way.
The monthly meeting of the mis-
sionary societies of the First Presby-
terrain Church was held yesterday aft
ernoon in Webb Memorial Chapel
The meeting was addressed by Miss
Ethel Springer, of Jersey City.
Mrs. Addison w. Hayes, of Madison
avenue wife of Rev. A. w. Hayes, of
the Methodist Church, who has been
abroad for the past three months, is
expected to arrive home on June 10.
William II. Duckham will have
charge of the meeting of the Morris
County Gardeners and Florists So
ciety. which will be held this evening
in Masonic Hall. The subject will be
Spring Garden Flowers"
Miss Annabelle Miller, Of Maple
avenue, has returned from Goucher
College, Baltimore, where she attend
ed the reunion of her class.
An ice cream and strawberry festi-
val will be held tomorrow afternoon
by the Union Hill Sunday school on
the lawn Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leon Do
remus, on Noe avenue.
A. T. Steffins, of East Madison ave-
nue.. has returned from business trip
through the Western States.
A woman's round robin will be held
this afternoon at the Madison Coli
! Club. on Green avenue.
| Paul Feuchtwanger, who has been
| attending Pauling School, New York
| has returned to Madison and is spend
| ing the summer with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Feuchtwanger, OF
| Loantaka way.
John Humbert, of Loantaka way, is
home for his vacation from Pauline
School, New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-11
Unfavorable Prospect.

ANY fish here?''
Yep" replied the small boy. But
l don't believe you'll catch any
"Why not?"
well. these are what you might
call intelligent fish When they see
a lot o. handsome 1shin' tackle like
yours they get to swimmin' around
and admirin' it until they lose their
appetite for bait. washington Star.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-11
A Gentleman Farmer

Il don't like to see the pigs crowd
ing. The single feed box makes for
bad manners and the little pigs get
crowded OUT
VERY likely, my dear III install
individual troughs Cour-
ier-Journal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-11
Reassuring.

ais my wife forward?~ asked the
passenger on the Limited
"She wasn't to me, sir.N answered
the conductor politely.-Purple Cow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
Der critic sgamnma.0ampfer.


uGaialino4 fam bon ser @cittiiite
5ii0-9(mcrita'S ourd oen @auo-
mafanal lno acmaun bciua6e ei-
men Mouot all ser 9lciic5eit.
@eitern D}orgeu erreidbte 0en 6ic-
iiaen Saicn ser Gonpier nSauta ga.
toliua" Gapt. 5. 3. goie, Der iib Die
Gbre ermorbcn bat, Der erite Gam.
pier in Baltimore 3u iein Der auf
ieiner @eilnreiic Sen @anamafanal
paiiirt bat, Gie Santa Catalina"
leqte anl Gicr 9}r. 2 in Canton an.
2ic lit Gin $500 6onneu GROCER Cant
pier mo 400 6uB lang. Gas 56iii
muroe bon Cramps in &6ila0elpbia
aebolit irn0 lcbteS SSa5r i'm Wionat
Sftobcr pom Stapcl gclafen. Ger
Ganlpf miro uidt nit So6leu iot-
0crn nit Del er3cn9t. 0os S1iff iii
Giqentbun Der n9ltlantic & @aciiic
Stcnni6ip Cine" ole lngcid6r %
Iumpfcr beiiBt. bon 0cnen abcr uur
J. inter scr amcrifoniiAcn 6lagge
iu6rcn. 81 Oen lcbtercn ge60rt bic
= oSoutd Catalina, bic an 80. Suni
pom San 6ranCiaco na9 9lntofagolta
in G6ile fu6r. @on BORT iolltc lie nit
elmer 9aoung Salpeter mo @ol5 ndcb
Baltimore 0ur1 Die @lagellan-Stra'
bc Inn sic 5iioipibc bon Sii0-9lmcri-
ia ia6rcn ais ser Captain cine SEQ
belno6riHt crbielt OaB ocr Fanano
Ganal fir Oic 5bijia6rt oficn iei un0
oieicn gSe1 cini@Iagen iollc. Ger
Gompier pcrIieB 9(ntoiagoita am ~.
gluguit iuiO trof lhon gclicrn bier
Gin @dttc Scr Iompfcr Oen often
Q9co io6ren miiiicn pdre CT crit an
20. September bier angcfommen.
Ger llnteribico bctrGgt olio Orei $50
r6cn. Der Eanamas&anal mltroc bon
scr @aciiic- bis 5ur 9ltlmltic.Siilte
in 8 StnnOcn 0ur6ia6ren. Scr
0onpicr cniluideltc cine Iurc0-
ibuittsacicbpinoigfcit bon is Ssnoten
pro Stuuoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28

roners ii6cr ieiueu Neflno lalttcte
ouf Sel6itnoro.
Ger llmitono, ooB 9intcr Dor iei'
ner E6ot oQem 9lnideinc nod nod
Die Sdrei5moiHine 6euubt bate, bel
i6m icoo9 onge6liG feline 9lote o0er
S1rci6eu oorgeilnOen mur0e, Der
onloBtc Coroner Serupel cine cinge-
bcnOe llnteriudu1 por3nnc9mcn.
Gr Durr9iudte 0os gauge @eiGGftslo.
fol, iopie Ben inter oem Sai1e De-
finoli6en GeQer. Sier itieB er nui
friihe 9li6creiic, oenen 3niclge Oa
iel6it filr3 porbcr %upiere per6rannt
poroen icin muBieu. @er 0ies ges
t6on Bat, fonnte nod nic9t ieiigeltellt
merOcn. Sin 6ci g&inter porgcfunOc-
mes Sai6enbu6 ent6ielt lcoiglic5 ge-
icb6itlide 9}oti5en lmo mics feine
Spuren einer frii6en Girtragung
oni 6r g&inter ioQ ans Gn9lanD
iionimen, icOo6 in Gelt1lano G9e
mic iiuOirt 6a6en. Gr miro ais eiu
Moun 6eidric6en, Der raid mands
nal o6nc sic u1tbigc lte6erleaiug,
GutiNiiiie ioBte mo sur QhlSiii1rung
brohte. gSic cr in ben @ciiB Oea Der
Oerben6ringen0cn @iftes gelongtc,
fonnte oorldlIiig uodJ ui&t icit0eilelt
Sine llmfroge in bcnatb
6artcn 9lpot6cteu oerliei negotiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
Craauiiirnus ser GtrnEeu6abu-9In-
Qeitellten.

SSn elmer Grefutip Sibung ser
uSeocrotion Of 9o6or,1 melhe bis
in Sic frii6en W}orqcnihuocu oouerte
lno pon elmer 9ln5o6l @e6eilnpoli3i-
lten iiberua6t murOe, lit 6ei1loiien
morOen Sen @critd, Sic 9lngciteIlten
ser StraBcnbobn 6u orgoniiiren BON
9lerem 5u inOoiiiren noH0em oerSr-
aaniiotor q. 3. S6ea cine Neoe qe-
balten 1otte III melc6er cr iid) iiber
oie i1woGc llnteriiiibtng Scr a0r.
perihoft beid6werte. gSie perlalitete,
iino pielc @litolicOer gleibgiiltig
lnO le6nten einc iinou5iele llnteritii-
sung Der 9lgitotoren o6 Inter oen
9lngeitcIlteu Der StroBeu6o6n 6ringt
man Sen 9(r6eiten ser Nrgoniiotoren
ourcbouS fein N{itoefii6l entgeaen;
sic 2eute iinO nit Scr 9e5o6(uug 8it.
frie0en lmo cr6e6en MIR 9eihmeroe
ii6er Sic llnrcgelmGBiafeit OerGicnit-
ihnOen. Nurd 0os unregelm6Bige
Spiicnl lpcrOen oie Seute INN i6re
not6uenOige glodtru5e ge6rodt imO
ge6en ic6r oit niiiOc imO o6geipannt
an Ocn Gicnit Gcsalciden 6erri6t
i'm oaaemeinen &u6lifum ourdous
feline Spnpot6ic nit ben GeriudclL
Sic 2cute 81 oraoniiircn neil man
Damn mr llnru6en 6ciiirtbtet bon
ocneu Baltimore ieit So6ren per.
ic1ont gebIieben II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28

@eim Spielen nit on6eren anos
fen um SSodiou squorc iieI ocm
iieben Sabre olten SSilliam 9qdcr
ben g1r. 11s, $odion Glocc, cine
@Ifmenpoic oif sic Seine, mo0urh
Inn oos rchtc @elu 0cbrohcn mrr-
&C. n0brcno oos Iinfe @ein NIT
9lbidDiiriiuqcn oopon fon. Der
Gnabe murOe nod scr @o6uina bon
Or. @eoroc s. 9lotcs 0cbrodt unO
non oort na6 Dem uSt. Soiep6' $
$olpitol."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
OoGlimoburit Scm @eridltSDcriu6rcl
ii6erluicicu.

Inter Scr 9lnlduloigmg, on9cb'
Iid Scr SSirmo 0ibiou & SSreV,
N}ort6 9Iucnue lmo @oplor.@rop
GtroBc, sic Sunme BON $135 I'M
tcrl6logcn 81 6oben lpllroe gcltcrn
Ger 29.iGbriqe SSronf @obling9orlt
bun SIR. 1924, @ro0oii6 9lOenuc, in
scr norOlpeitliAcn 8oli8ciitotion bonn
9lidtrr Glc6oul Dem @cribtsucriab
rcn iibcrluicicn. 05obliugborit mar
tci Der 6iruo ais &utiber mgeiteut
lmo untcrlicB es ongcbli6, oos BON
i6m coQcftirtc @cIO al feline gluf.
trog0ebcr ob5ulicIcru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28

Inter oen 9(lipi5ieu 6es n%crcins
Der &aiileifc un0 6o6ritanten"
ud6tcu gcitern 9lu6nittag Die bic
len bier 5m @infoufcn wcileuoen
@ciAditsleutc aus Dem Sii0eH cine
Grfiriion ouf Sem @oupfer n2ouiie"
no1 Eolheiter. @epor ii@ bic Gr-
furlioniitcu ouf oen 0oaipfcr bego
ben, poren iic oic @ditc ser Daniel
W}iaer-Go. bel einem 2unAeon umo
an Tolcbeltcr mar I'M Sotel ouS
9lbcuoeiicn ieroirt, wo6ci monde
ib6ne 9ieoe ge6oIten wurOe. Sn Der
fr0blihiten Stinnung unO bci'm
ib0niten Sommerpetter mur0e crit
ipato oieo@ @eimiobrt angetretcn. Scr
Danpfcr le9te filr5 noh 10 llbr an
icincr @erite an Der 2igbtitraBc on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
%ernLin0erte Oic Galaire.

Shcriff Ebomas Nlcylultp bat on.
qefiinoigt, ooB Die ginfontnen Oes
Bureaus ni@t acluigeu Inn oie Slus-
Qobcn 5u ocden uuo CT Oabcr Die
9oloire ser @iilfsic6erific bon $25
ouf 500 pro gSohc rcou5ren miiiic,
Inn feinc Gntloiiungeu por5uucbmcu.
Sr- @}cg}ultD erfldrt BOB bic @iidcr
cffcn fir sic SSnipcftion ouslicacu.
Gs 1T oaS erlte @lol felt oreiBio
Sa6ren ooB oic Ginfonlncn ocs
SheriiIsbureous niht geqiaelL INN
cie glusgaben 5u ocden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
Neri NRSndlrn hrltrnft.

Sm Sigenogeriht muroc geitern
bic IS Sabre oItc Seleuc @iint6er
Bon 9Ir 2900 6oDettgitroBe, 8itr
3obIimg elmer Strofc non $5 imo
Soften pcrurtbeilt, neil iie i'm @oti
terion-&orf nit ser IA Sabre olten
9loia EaIbott bon 9lr. 81, Sito-0le-
ecitcr- -StroBc, in0 Scr Is Sabre
oltcu Carrie W}ortin bon 9lr. $50,
9ioieitraBe Gin ouoeres Wldoden an
Qriff ln0 sic 9iu6e lt0rte. Ole BEL
oen @cuoiien DER Grltacuonnteu ia
men nit Dem @e5obleu Ger Soften
0obon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
GdjmauS scr NcmOfruteu Der 2
gEnr0.

0ie neue oemofrotiibe Sobn s.
@lo6on SSronf &clD inO 9lobert s.
&oogett 0r0ouiiotion Der 2. gSoro
pcranitoItct on fonneuoen Sonn.
tao Elm &robbcnfcit 8u gSalnute5ropc
Qnl Scar Greet, 5lI Dem 0cmofroten
aus alien G9cilcn Der Stoot cinge-
loecn iino. 9ln ser Spite 0es glr-
rongemeuts-G -Gonitc'S ite6t Sr. Geo
g9. @robouL scr Gogc OcS erlten
acknowledgements. @ci oem Scr
Gin madt ii6 bcrcitS Gin lc6boitcS
Sutcreiie fir Ole bcooritc6enoc
Stoots. uno Whtni5ipolpobl gelteno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
rScncr 6ci snnermnLNis.

Gin @ranO 6rod6 acitern g(6enO Inn
10 ll6r in Scr &o5unug bon @errn
gSil6clm Sauerwolo, 9tr. GIL,
ScmellihaBc aus, ais ser 23jG6riac
SQ6crt @roots aus &crie6cn cine @c-
trolcllnlanpe umiticB. Ger SNaoen
1T un6cOcilteno. 9rooIS crlitt @ranO-
munocn lln0 muBtc ms rMroUlGnocr
Son0opotbiibe Soipital~ gcbrncbt
mer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
g4mr luenia 6eIdlSSiat.

SSm Sagcrroum ser o&ogan Grim
ting Co. g}r. lilo, Sit9aItimorc.
StraBe, bro6 aeitern 0loraen Elm
6cler ans, oas Ourh 9fat6on 9lubiu
BON 9lr. 1900 Sit 9oltinoreitroBe,
eutoedt plrOe Der 2eBtcre ionote
eincn 2llarm Elm mO oie 6euerme6r
6atte Bic 6lomueu IN weuiaen Nli-
nuten mteroriidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28

@c6iigliM Der 8rou Sllio Dobncr,
sic nit i6ren 8wei @inocru lebten
SUM in Bolton lonoetc uno nidt 5u-
oeloiicn purOe ga iGr W}onn melher
Gopitdn Oes cnoIiicben 0ompicrs
oGlsuid 2oooc~ iit niht geflmOen
mor0cn faiL erbiclt geitern oos bic.
iiqe GinmonOeuin9s 9uremi pon Der
GinpanOerun9s Scb0roe in Bolton
cincn 9rief in wclhem Die Sral Bit
tet ouf Soften oer omerifoniibcn
9ic9icrung nah @nglono 8uriid &c.
ionot au mcrocn. GonrniHGr Sttntp
crfldrtc, oaB CT in 0ieier glngeleeen-
Neit nihts tbun f0nne; Oas eneliide
Goniulot iollte iih ser Srait auneb-
men Die 2eBterc lit nit ibren 5mei
&inoeru in 0b6ut Der DSt. Georges
SocictD, Die rerilht ben 9luicut-
hnItsort oes DompierS uGlSmid
&oOgc" 5ll crfnitteln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
9cu g9oi6iuotOucr Se5HrScn ii6cr.
neben.

Sranf NlilburlL Der ongcbliA an
cincn aroBcn 9lol6ii6criaa auf bic
u&lelropolitou @oad Company IN
@oi6inotou 6et6eiligt mar lmo an
@littuo@ 9l6cnO wc1ca lnbeil0tcn
9iciiens aui cincm lecrcn gSaG0gon
i'm Gomocu9 9a6Aboic per6oitct mur-
&c, miirOe gcitern in Ocr meltlirbcn
@oli5eiitation %ertretern Der @ai6
inAtoner @eh0rOen iIbcrAebe1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
glnf ScnI uSfmmp. .

Sbcrit &. 6. Gorrington Scr re-
publifoniibe GonOioot fiir @llnOeS-
Senator, lmO &r. Sreo &C. 3ibl-
moiL ser rcpubIifoniihc Gonoioat
iiir GonareB I'M ic@itcn 0iitrift loos
rcn 0cItern auf Der 6oir IN 9fodpille,
N}ontgolncr0. Gomip, 8m @cluhe
uno idiitteItcn Sen Stimugcbcru bic
NGn0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28

III oiii3ieaeu 9etonltnidAumaen 3u.
pcrldiiigc giaArihtcu oeroiieutlihen
81 moaeu. Die er BON ieincr &eaic.
riug erbolten uiiroc. Gr geOeuft il
oen ndhiten Sogeu pie0er mad 91eip.
Dorf 5uriid5llfehreu.
Soponiiher 9otihoftcr
ipri6t.
W @oibiRgton 27 9lugiIii
Baron 95inOo oef iopaniide Bot
idaiter modte beute iolgenoe glnan
ben.
vgli6tS lit abiurOer, ols Die 9lbiidt
zines in einigen 3eihlngen cri6icne
men 2on0oner TelegrantmeS. melhcs
ouoeatet, OoB Sopan auf sic ariees.
erfldruna GeiterreiAs nit Dem slb.
ienoen zines @eidmooers nob Dem
aoriatiihen Meere antmorten peroe.
Die 9eoingungeu ser cngIiid.iopo.
niiAen 9laian8, lmter meIHer SapaH
uur bonOelt, entbalten ouu6aus
giihtS, mos Sdpon oerpflihten mir.
oe, 10 tueit 5li gebeu; auBeroem lit
0urhouS teiue &eranlaiiuuq iiir 90
pan uor5auoen, lih in ocn europdi.
ihen Grieg in europa ieIbit 5it Der.
widelu @enn cS Die @erpflihtuu
gen Der engliihjoponiihen 9(uion5
eriiiat uno ieinen 3med erreid)t, bort
es ouf. Seruer lit es mlinnig lcb
oucb MIR fiir eineu Moment cin5u.
bilOen, OoB @roBbritauuien gc3lurn.
gen iein fonute ieiueu ierncn Der.
biinoeten on5ubalten 8ur ltnteritiib
una Ser Dlittelmeerflotte oen lan0en
@eg 8tmahen Tie SOee iii aerooe.
10 lniinnig, mie iene, Dab Die iopa.
niibe 9lrmee iiber Die iibiriitbe Giicn.
6obn nod Dem elIropaiihen 4rieas
ibouplobe geianot meroeu ioIlte. SD
ne6me oieie 0elegenbeit pa6r, Inn
pcremptoriit6 8lt uioerlcgeu ooB id6
iemolS aeiogt oocr ouoeocutet bate
eS iei mogIid, sob Sopon ieine S1d
tiefeit oltBer6ol6 ser Gone Der bent
id6eu 5eiuoieliateiteu i'm hineiiideu
Wleere ausOe6ueu meroe lpie BON ei.
nigen 3eihmgen irrtbiimlih berihtet
moroen it,"
9rud 8piiden Oeiterretd
uuo Sapan ben6tigt.
g8a afbington, 81. gIuanit.
Ger oiterreidiidc @otibaiter Dumba
benahridtiate beute Die 9ieaiernna
Der @ereinigten Staaten oiii5iea, oaB
sic oiplomatiihen @e3ic6ingcu 8pi.
ihen 0eiterreib imo Sopou obaebro
den ieien. @r ermGbnte nihts nom
elmer ariegserfldrimg. 6erncr mad.
te er oie Wiittbeilng, onB Ser otter.
arel3er ~aaUerin GliIa
betb" ben 9eiebl erbaIten babe, iidh
5u Dem oeltihen @eihpnDer III
1iingtou 3m begeben. Pm Diontaa
batteu Die Ofii5iere Der ,.aaiierin
Glilabet6~ oen @efebl erbalteH oeu
9reu5er abjumoutireu. IS 1T bisber
nidt befannt, ob Der @eie6l am
Sample t6ei5rnebmen, ibn nod por
begonnener 9lbmontiung crreiht bal.
Gic iaponiide gotihait crbielt
6clte BON Gofio oie ofii3ielle @euad.
ridti0lng, oaB bic oiplomatiihen 8e.
8ie6unaen nit Seiterrcih lIn9oru ah-
gebrohcn icicr mo Der 0iicrrelcbiidc
9otidaitcr in Eofio Inn ieinen NaB
6ei Dec iaponiiden &cgierlmg eriutt
Aaf1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
@crIanat rnNiacrcg OIcridltssimmer.

Der &drm IN 0er 0ircitcn yIatbs
borihaft oes @eric6ts5immers ser
nlittIercu 9oIi5eiitation 1T 8upeilen
70 oroB, OnB Die Gerbonollngcn ub
ocbroMen merocn miiiien. Plus Die
fem @rilnoc bat Eoli5eirihter Sup
plee Oas %crlaneen oeitclt, OoB 0ns
@eribtS5inmer bonn critcn nod Ocnt
5weiicn 5todipert pcrlcgt merOc.
Dit oicicm Munihc i6eiuen 0ie $50
li5ci Gonlmiiidre einDcritonocn 81
icin mo oc &erdn0erung oiiritc
Nemn6Mit nOrNCnOnunen mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
Nentidle Gcclcutc.

ScdS @4oun 0c8 ocitihen Gam.
piers ,,5iberio, Scr felt 9(uS6ruA
Oes aricgcs i'm @afcl Iiegt, purocn
9eitcrn obgeI6bnt. 0ic Sehs meloe-
ten licb i'm GinmanOerungs @ureoi
uno wrrocn auf @rlmo oeS See.
mannS- @eiebcs ougcIaiien. sic iino
perpfIidtet, ouf ocm nGbiten poiien.
Ocn 0onpicr 9lrbeit 81 ncbmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
Wouanen OOu eyamaica.

aJ1it $1,000 @iiiAel @ononeu fam
oeitcrn scr norpcgihe 0onipfcr
u6ohio," GopitGn 9joneE bon Eort
glntonio, Somaico i'm bieiiocn @o
fen on Gic uSoiuo1 miro iim IN
ein Erodcnood bc0cbeu m pcrihie
ocnc 9leporotlreu Dor8nnebmeu mo
einen irii1en 9lnitrih 8u erbalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
lInter6rudlcner Qicbesbnmmel.

glnflmangenebme 9eiic mur0e &C.
iteru 9lbcno elm Spa5icroang inter
6roHcn mclhcn Der 1G Sabre oltc
S5cr6Yt Groiforo bon gtr. 1913, 9li6-
S1raBc, nit icirer @elic6ten, ser
Glcidoltrigen Sarab NiiMocl BON DR.
40, 9li6inoBe, in Scr lebigenonuten
StraBe unternnbn. Gem 9Sdrc6cn
bcgcguctc plobli1 Soro6s @ruoer,
9(n0rclu Wli1ael pon 9tr. 40, Glifs
ioro 9(pcnue, melAer Sem llngai9
ieincr SDmeitcr nit Grofiort oppo-
nirtc. IS entltan0 Elm @orhpcbiel,
md6reno ociicn Grofiort angc6lih
Elm spleiier 500 uuo @}i9acl in sic
Soiiftc itad. Der @erleBtc nuroc
Ourd Or. d. 6. @orleD BON 9lr.
1912, G6citniit-9lpcuie, Derbun0en,
pelAer sic @imoc ais lWgcid5rlid
bc5cicbnete Der glii6en0e 2ic66a.
Der ipuroe OnrA Ocn %oi5iiicn Cole
man rcrbaitct, naH Der u0rOlbetl
Eoli5ciitation gcbrnAi, no CT bis 5it
cincm 6cllta itattiinoenocn &cr60r
fcit9e6oltcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28

Der qcitcrn Wiorgen ciugclolienc
cnoliihc Gampier o@orbp, Gopiton
$. S. 0oDioion Der bon 2oiis6crg,
Cape @rctou FAM beridtete, BOB cr
ouf lngcfd6r As @rao gloro rno Az
c5roO SScIt eincn Gisbera poilirt bos
BE, ser lmgcfd6r ucun NIeilen lana
uno 200 SlB bod mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
9ioicnfcR Der ct. SuGanncS-@c-
ruciu0e.
nlein0e

Inter groBer 9ci6eiliaung ianO
0cItcrn 9l6enO 0oS olljdbrlibe 3oien-
feIt ser ct. So6auneS @emeinOc
oni oem idon ocforirten Gigeut6m
Oerielben an Ser @ollinS StraBc
iott. Gle Scrren 0regon WliIton
GcmtS, 5reO @ricnsiicn Qiar @cis
Bcnborn mO &aiior &iin5lcr, Der
Sceliorqcr ser NeneinOe, uorcn ole
Soupircoucr, SRI. Gmilic ShIag
bate mit i6rcr Solmta05i6uIllolic
cine dnerifaniide 6a6nc aeitiitct, oic
oon i6r ielbit inter Dem 9l6iingen
patriotiAer 9icOer ge6ibt plroa.
9nlerlei Gririicblm8on wilrOen ac-
reic6t, md6reuo sic %iolctOiIler &a-
pelle oie Wluiif bcioratc. 9&acbltcbcn,
oe 0crren qc6Grten Dem 9lrrangc'
meuts Gomte an; Wlor gSeiBen-
horn %6il. 2oe. @enr0 &rciiicbnei-
ser, George Qang, s8il6. SdmiOt
SrpO. Gdminle un0 Charles s..
9ocdc( Gcr Mauor, an melbeu
c6enialls cinc GiulaOltng er9angcu
mar mor ocrbhOprt, Ser ih0uen
Gcrauiialtmg bei5inpobneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
gldt6. SIaac eO6c Straus GGlt cine
NeNe.

SIN oSa6or SDceltm" belt Nr.
3iooc 2o6c Strous, ser iib Inn oie
gloninotion ais Gonoioot fir ocn
9linOeSicnot bGpigst cine 9tcoc in
einer %eriommlng Der 09rnlar6ci-
ter llion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
liir Nna sccIen6cil Seg g|npIteg.

SSn ser BON @eiur6crn gana gefilll-
ten Got6eOrole mur0e 0cItern cine
@ontififul @}eiie fin 0aS Seelcubeil
Ocs 9SapItes &ius 0es 9telintcn bonn
esrobiibof sSo9n 9on8ano Dem
pdpitlihen 0clegotcn gelelcn. @i-
i6of 9. s. 0'GouneQ BON 9fidmono
6iclt sic ScoGdtiliBreOc. Der sea-.
tbcoral G6or brabte Elm paiienocs
WhiiifproQramm bel Der cinOruds,
polen Seier AT @cb0r. Seute wcr-
rcn in oacn fotboIiihcn Girdcn Der
Gi63cic 0'c6etc fir bic GaroindIe in
Gouflop in &om aciprodcn pcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
Der Gtruhcuba6m-9erfc6r nnbe-
einfln6t.

lin mcitcrc Sccncn an oen Strus
benbobniHuppcn in @igblanotown
uno 9lrlinGton 3r permeiocI ltoEo.
nirte W}oriboIl Grcomcr bon Der
Baltimore. Goluip Eoli3ci Dcrihie.
ocnc BoIi5iitcn an pcri6ieoencn
@lmftcn int GountD.
@corge Nloucr bon 9lr. 51t, Siio.
Soiloin StroBc scr 9ienItog 9Ibeno
6ei ocn llnrubeu ourcb 9Soli5ilt
2conoro in oen SUB oeihoiicn mur.
Sc, bciinoet iid i'm ~St. Spiepb's 8
@oipitol~ ouf Dem SSeae Der @eiie.
rung. Gr miro mobl I'M Stonoc
icin in cinigcu Eogeu Dor 9tidtcr
@omcl in Ser Canton YoIi5eiltntion
Su criAeiuen. Ncnr0 Shulbe bon
glr- 1926, 9loro Wlontforo- -9lOcuuc,
mlrOe mcgcn 9hbcit0rrn9 5lI ~
uno Soften pcuirtbcilt, neil cr an
ser @nnitroBc init ocrBaitct moroen
mar. Scincn 9lnonben nod mar cr
MIR Gin ini1nIoigcr 3lihoucr-
Shulte lit II Sabre alt