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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
gIadnuadllcr @ua nnIcr Niiraidlaft.


llntcr oem &croobt ii6 al Dem
Goubc in Der rNluiif.9lfooenle"
bct6eiliot 5n 6obet iiir Elm ipdte
res &erb0r ieitgebalteu- Olabtc
miocriprehenoe 9luSiogen bel DEM
9er6or. Siilis-aoiiirer @eooer
inn arelBoerb0r.
Sn @iOeripriid)e perpidelt bei Dem
geitrigcn @rrbor por Eoli3eirihier
Supplee bat iih ser 9lohiiudhter
@ou, Ger nit Sauoideaen al cine
ciierne Sdule angeihloiieu am Gien-
itua Morgen in ser oDluiif glfooe-
mie" geiilnOcu purOc Gr CAB al.
ocn &dtbern 9eiheiO geiagt 8iI ia
ben, in pelchem @eloiHrnnt iih Oas
@elo 6eiouo. 9lus oieiem @runoe
pur0e er inter Dem @eroadt, onge6.
lid on Dem &ou6e betbeiligt geipeien
5u iein fiir ein ip0teres Gerbor an
6. 0}Gr5 inter $1,000 9iirgihaft felt.
ge6oIten. Gtlide ShnOer na6 Dem
@erb0r piiroc ole 9iirgihaft fiir @oa
geiteQt porauf cr entloiien pllrOe
@1brenO TeteftiD-9ieut SAon.
berger rnO sic @ebeinpoli5iiten Co
bis, 9ro0leu, Brennan, Sammerslo,
Grob uno Gobler oen Goli5eirihter
iiber i6re llnterilihnugen iniornlir-
ten, puroc @oQ bo6groOig nerp0s.
@on5 beionoers perlegen wilroe ser
9}obip6hter ais Slopo @lelpin, Elm
glngeiteater in Der nDhuiif -9IfaOe.
nlic.~ onsiogte, OoB cr Montag 9toht,
ais er in Oen Whtientempel 5uriid-
febren mollte, I'M nod @hpas auf
Der 9iibuc 81 beiorgeu, Die eiierne
@itiert6iire in Der Seitehgoiie ne6eu
Dem Gbeoter peridloiicn fonO Die
Teriilhc oeS @ieluin, Die Ebiire 5u
0ffpeu 6lie6en eriolglos.
Gos S@loB, peldes Die Sitter.
tbiire in Der gla1t Oerio6, uuroe am
acknowledgement Cage in Dem 3im-
mer oeS @dcbtcrS geiln0cu, un0 &c
raoe oiccr llntitono perodhtigte Sen
@oa, angeblh an Dem 9loubc nit
bebiililid geiueien 81 ieiu
9IahOem Stills @eidditsii6rer
Sarrp u. Seufel pernonunen poroen
mar, 6etrot @oa Oen 3eugenitono.
@r gab oieielbc ShiIOerimg ii6er
ieine Grlcbniiie in Ser betreiicnoen
9}oht uno mieoer6oltc leoigldL mas
er bercitS sen @e6eimpoli5iiten nit
getbeilt 6otte. Eoli5eirihter Supplee
iragte @oa, mie cs moglih gepeien
iei OoB oaS ShloB, melhes Nleluin
on Der @ittert6iir porfono, ipGter in
ieinem 3inmer geillnoen muroc2
Toribcr tonnte @oa feline 9luifld
uulg ge6en
Die 8iir0idait iiir @oa ipuroe
bon George 6. luO 9Iuno 9aiIeD bon
9|r. 1914, 9iiggS-9lUenuc, geiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
@rieffniten.

o6lori0o" ,@o fam ldl
9ano in SIorioo fauien2" @eid6dll~
iirmen weroen I'M 9rieffoiten niG'
niitgetbeilt lmO am alerpcniglIe"
sic 9lOreiieu bon 9ono-9lgenten ~
Slorioa. Oic @rnoeSrc9icrlug Da'
fiir5lib ein babies Gubeno nab Oel''
3ilHtboiic geianOt. g9er uidt pIe'
@elo bat imo no6e glten Nldrfie"
Fleiben nil, ioatc iein @elo Oa ar
Icgeu, po Oielc Gonilunenten nor
nen, mic geraoc 6icr in Morplallp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
glnui5ipal. Radlridltcm.

'-AtrA - *N'~* NNfft NllN'"Nt't ~ "''~
pol anf Oen @clciicn Der 9liua.
ba6n am aeo.Sig6wop.- -@iaDOr
9Srciton gicbt oieie erfIdrlna.
Spc3ialiieuua Der o@iloiternas-
Scboroe" wegcu ocs Sowaro-
5traBcn-GontraftS.
0ioDor @reiion ertlarte geiIern,
as i6lu befannt muroe, OoB Oas lin
ier-Gomite oes Saus.Gomite'S fir
ofientli6e @e6diloe cine @arantic
luiiidte, oaB allen Giienba6neh er-
Iaubt luiirOe, OoS Spureu-@eleiic III
oie nene Gnigronteu- -Statiou 81
Sort Mc6enrD 5u 6enuben, OaB inn
6ie Baltimore mo Sbio Giienba5n-
Geielli6aft~ uerii6ert babc, fein DO
iopol ouf Oaiielbe nls5uii6en. Sl
6olge Oieier gegebenen @arontie bon
sen it1oiiiden 9e6orocn miro ous
Sub-Gomite Die @orlage oes Gon-
sreBmitglieoes 9int6icimL melbe
$55O,OO0 iiir sic neue @migranteu-
Station poriie6t giItbeiBen.
Inter oeu iebigen Arrangements
periic6t Die Baltimore mo Ohio
@o6n~ Oie 9eforoerlng BON @mi-
qrauten iiir Den 9|oroOeutiden 9loDO,
md6reno Der @erfe6r iiir Die Sou-
6urg-2lmerifa.9inie bon 5mei onoe-
rem 9a6nliucn belpdltigt miro. 90
6olo pie Der neue Fier umter natio-
ualer Goutrolc itebt, 6a6eu ale Sa6-
iien Oieiel6ep Gergiinili9lmgen.
Ger NomorO Ctr. @ila-
nerungS Gontrutt.
Gie itootlicbe Eilaiterlugs Cont
milton miro notwithstanding pegen
oes pieIbeiprodenen Somaro.Str.
9SfloiterungS. .Sontrafts am Gienitag
cine Spe5ialiibung 6aIteu. 9qabr-
iheinlib miro Der Goutraft an Die
Baltimore 9lspbolt glod onO 6ile
60, meI1e ocu nie0rgiien %rcis
icroerte, oerge6en werOeA. @ic be-
rcits otter mitget6eilt, iorocrte ole
aenonute @eieIibaft $i.9S proGpa.
erat-DorO. Iie it10tiideu 0eanien
iiuo jebt 81 Der lle6er5enguug gctom-
mcm 0aB Dielc @ounterne9mer es
fir eiu qroBe s9liiifo erahtetcn, iidl
i'm Ben Gontraft 81 beuerben Oa in
Solge oes groBeu @erte6rs in Scr
Soworo.StroBe aroBc Sdwicri9tei-
ten bel sen 9lrbeiten 5il i6erwiuoen
iinO.
9 lie 2 Stcrncnbaiincr.5eier er.
Tas Gonite fiir cleftriide giiette,
an 0eiien spike Nr. 9lobcrt DlcGuen
oerSnperinteuOent oes 9elclIftlngs.
Icportemeuts, ite6t, belt aeitern
9iodmittog I'M 9lot66oliie pieoerlnI
cine lauqere eibHng Inn peitere 9lr.
rangenrcutS fiir bic illumination
lDG6reno Der Sternenbauner. Notc
Hi treffen. Gic NPitalieOer Oes 60
mites beiHloieu bon mn an all
r5tbentliH' 9eriammluhgen 5u ball
tel.
2ic SauoelsgeieQidoiien uno ,So-
britouten Der StaOt planen m err
iteu Gage ser SeinuoNe einc Naraoe
3u orrongiren in melher alle 9alti-
morer 6abrifate mitgeIi6rt weroen
ioacu. 0ieie @arooe ioa bauptiah'
Iidyocn 3wed 6aben Den 9eidauer1
flor su MAIDEN, pelde &ole Salti-
more ais Iabrititu0t einnimmt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
lInlrrhnIlnnns.g1 .g1rnmriicr.

,,NirHt9llnoemic"- Zoe Grno.ine @irl"
,,ODlDnial" .o0ppp NooliQaH"
,,Trfnie g. NOrcrc Ncbcrilou
,,WaurfD 49,. Nobic'f Ncnriu Sbou"
,,WlnNlanb 1duncuiac mo gsQnocbloer.
boll'c ,,4uoitDtium Rdi0 III SuN"
,,Germnnin. .Eururercin" lRoniag. ben o.
Widrl. Widaienbau in sNcbmaune sale"
,,NrOGnuH" W,iifpod orn A. gidr5, Dl05
icilbna in Ndrrb'S Sale
,,0nunitaucr IraucusNtrclu". no. Stiiunass
cll zoupu unb ean Niouiag. 9, Didr5 1918,
u Ocr NrobunUNuuc"
.,1nrupcrcin @rrrdrts" Niaelcntnu Nion'
iAQ Widrj 1914 hi ocr g@pgipdris 9nuc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
giudl ein 1cncr im n!futeI alriIn.

MS 6euermebr.Sbei Gmrid &C.
fern Gorlniitag gegen If llbr Oas IN
ser porber9cbeuoen 9locbt ansge-
6rannte u0otel Neilp," 9lr. 40,
Observation-Disclosures 6eii8iiatc, ent-
ocdtc cr in Dem @eb6lf einen neuen
NranO. Gr nlarniirtc tclepboniih
0ic SpriBen-Gompaanie 9lr. 7 nell
der cS geIang, Die 6lonmcn 5n
l5idcn. GS miro an0enonmet 0aB
Die 6cuerwebrlcutc am 9l6cno porbcr
ciuae nod 0liinncnoe Soljiparrcu
iiberiebel baitcn mo Oieie jeBt Ourd)
oen 6crriNcnocn gSino pieocr angc-
ioht mlrocn. Su9b 9leiaD, Der Be
iiBer oeS Sotels 6atte oni lebteu
Gicllitaq Baltimore, o6ue icn 9ieiic.
5iel ou5ugc6cn uerlaiien, 10 OaB iid
Iein 9lciie George u. ReiQp, Der all
ieincr Steac Die @ei1dftc iii6rte, III
arobcr Gcrlcgeu6eit beiinOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
SOIsianu nnO 6ran Sctfep inner
md nrrmiht.

llcber Sen Serbleib ocS ,,@etter'
@rop6eten~ So6u 9olgiano mo
Srau 6lorence NetfeD, @6cirau oeS
6ranf Netfcv bon 9}r. 429, Siio-9io'
bnionitrabe, idtpebt imner nod &C.
beininiBpoaes Gurfel. @lmer Bet
fcD, Der i5-iG6rige Sobn Der per
ibmunOenen Nlutier, iagte. man babe
az Sauic nihts bsbcr BON i6r &C.
6ort. 9ol1iono'S 9ireoa an Der
9lcr0. .2itertDs nabe 6opettc.SiraBe
III geidloiieu. 9ettep lit felt ent'
idjloiicn iciuc 6rau iuieoer 5ll iill'
0cn 9olsiauo mar oft in @ctte1'S
&ode 5n @alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
glun scc nnO 6afcm.

Gis6er9e inn Sabrualier Der atIanti'
idcn Compiler Bulgaria" pot
Namburg i0aig vGoiiel~ mo
u&6eiu" bringen no6e5u 2000
@aiiogiere. p@loiu~ id1rt mor.
Gen uaH 9rener6upen ab.
Ser nSom6urg-glnerifo" Oampier
bulgaria. ser morgen inn bieiigen
&ofcn idGig it, miro ie6r pobriHein.
lid ciuige Gage ipdter eintreiicu Gr
bat mr sS 3piihenoedS @aiiagicre
fiir Baltimore an gorO.
Ger Gou1pfer ,Gaiiel~ bonn y9iorO.
Oeitidqn 2lopo" miro 9lnidngs
M3dr5 bier erportet Gr fommt oireft
BON 9remer6ouen mo bat ungefdbr
800 @oiiagiere.
Sine groBe 9lu5abl @oiia9ierc,
1850, 6ringt Der Gampier nGbein, "
Der oeItern BON 9remerbapen a6fu6r
uno am is. @ldr5 bier ciutreiien ioa.
Ger .Nloin" pom ogiorOoeutidben
2lopo,~ ser 5ur 3eit in 2ociIit-@oint
liegt perldBt morgen Gormittaa 10
ll6r Baltimore nah @rener6oueu
Oio @bilooelpbia.
Tie Barcelona. sic norgeitern
not GuBerit idmieriger So6rt bier
anfom, id6rt am A. Nldr5 no6 Sam
burg 5uriid.
PM Dem Ganpfer naonig gilbert"
bonn ,,9}orO0eutihen 9lopO," Scr NOR
gen pom 9}cm Yorl nnh @enua bin
@i6raItor mo 9|eopel o6Oompite,
6ciinoeu iiA Sri. Carroll mO SRI
s. 9iHoou BON Baltimore ais &ajii
tens@oiagiere an @oro.
Scr 3oafuttcr yScneco~ Der i'm
norOotlontii6cn G3cou ltotionirt it,
ianote cine Oro6tloic 0epcihe ans,
NORM er anai6t, 0aB cr bel 43 @raO
g2oro un0 40 @rao gSeit ourh eiH
Gisfelo fu6r, oas cine 1SlGbc pou 10
N}cilcn beoedte. 6erncr bemerftc Der
<tcr in oenl Sobrmuier Scr trarSr
atlontiic5en 0ompier ueridieOeuc
GiS6crgc.
Ger Gapitdn Ocs engIiifen Cam.
piers n9elioit,1 ser geitern Mor9en
bon @euortG, no cr an 6. 6ebruar
o6iubr. bier anfanl. beridtete, ooB cr
cine Rciie 6illter id5 babe, Oie er uie
bergciien miro. Sturu ud6renO ser
gon5en Geiie unO Gin 24.itiinOiaer
Nrton iteQten groBe 9lniorOerungen
au 0ie Sfii5iere unO NfonnlhaTtelt
oes IampicrS. SSn Der g}d6e BON
Oen 9}euilnolonos9dnfen gcrietb Der
1ampier in Elm Gisfelo, Oos er nur
nit 0r0Bter 0liI6e poiiiren fonntc
lmO itb oobei uerihic0ene @cid]doi-
gungen 5iI5og.
,Sniolge oes GiieS in Der Sop imo
IN ben Sliiiien fonnten icit ldngerer
3eit sic 9luitern5oote itiht uerfebrcn,
mas sur Solge Gottc, OaB 0ic Der
pudungS 0Guier BON 9lulteru lore
Gbiircn iflieBen nnlBten poourb
einigc tolieno MGllner imO 6roueu
aubcr 9(rbeit tnmeu Shou nad
oen eriten falten Eogcn trat @Ron-
ael ou 9luitern eir ,nnp miro Die
9taHirage INNER groBer aein 9lu'
Iteru6oot perlieB geitcru Oen Soien.
9hw einigc groBere 9oote lieBer iidl
binnusid6lcppen, I'M uui Dem ISeloe
5u icin, falls pdrmereS @cttcr Oos
Sis per0rdn1en iollte.
Ger Gampfcr ,,9}ort6umberlonO"
Scr Nlorplono, Geloporc & &irg-
nia.Gienbo6n.Go.. fam geitern Nlor-
acn bier on imO bcricbtete, OaB Die
GiSperbdltniiie in Der unteren 9oi
ie6r geid6rlicb iino. Ger Gompicr
.@otonac~ bon Oeriel6en Sinie, mar
Scr ein3ige Ganpier Der geitern Oen
SaicH nod Hoppnbnnnod OcrlieB.
Eie Baltimore, G6eiopeofe & 9ltIou-
tic.9inic lon0te gar fcin Sdiii ais
oeni 6ofen.
Die beioen GiSbre6crboote o9luna-
polls" iinO nSotrobc" iobren in Der
9oi aui mo o6 imo belien OenSdii.
len bcim SorpGuSfommcn.
10. StiftnnsSfeit, SOnpcr nno @aa.
oGannitattcr 6raucn.@ereili."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28


pot-Sh
George ". 9lonmon 9Sr. 723 o.
@rouOpoD.
GOmurO u. aerr, per 9loreiie @lor'
tin COMPANY, @rott-Str
syreOerid ". 9rmOid, 9lr 2205,
gonf. .Strobc
Souis 4. 9ornmonu, g}r. 1920, a.
grooomoD.
SomeS 3. Nlit6clL y@}arplapO
Goiuoltp 9uiloiug
2loDO @}. @iIIer, 30i5 @eunipl-
pnnids9lpenue.
@iaiom &C. Goipt6rop, 03r. 90i
@eit-9Iort6-9be-
@otrid 6Ianigou 9|r. 1870 Sit.
Serington- StraBc.
SoborO Smod Ger 1877 &idmouO'
StroBe.
somucl .. @ouocc. 9}r. 1903
Continental BUILDING
Is. Stewort Serring 9lr. 11S g.
Soporo-StroBe.
So6n ). @ris6t 9}r. 1876 9iorO-
Wlontfor0-9lbenue.
ggalter 9. 9roofs, Commerce im0
@oter-Str.
SenrD 6roufliu nSiOelitb Tepolit
Company, 6iOeIitp Building.
GOmaro $. @ontfe, 9fr. 2t0, gloro
MISUNDERSTANDING
gSiaiam G. 9roofs, 9Reiterstomn'
&ooO, 9lrlingtonL Glo.
Soiepb 5. @oIib, Geumore-%drf
9lrlington NlO.
9lbrom $. GolmorD, 9lr. 3O7, @-
Nlul6errp- p-StroBe
@iaiam Graham, 9lr. 1t5, Dit
9ombarO.StraBe
Cumberland 0uaaL Or. 22l. &C.
9orre.StroBe.
6. &. @attiion per 9lOreiie q. ~
Sutton & 60.
6olgenoes iinO bic Nanen mn
9loreiien ser &leingcihmorcneu, mel
hc nidt c6er olfocrilien tuer0en, ais
bis iie gcminibt iinO:
,Soicp6 g. Go6eu, 9ir. 2056, Gin
Ocn-glDenue
@iaiom @. Glouo, Baltimore II.
Gomnerce-Str.
9lobert Nc. 9epcrina 9lr 30l5
2ormou-StraBe.
George Is. @ottcrfieIo, %. Ctr. II.
yorf-9looO
So6n Z. @udleu, O1r. 9i6, @oIton-
StroBe.
Sames g9. @olie, 01r. 4tOt @eu'
6urit.lluenue, @ol6roof.
9IuOrew 81 bennington g3r 1927
Sinoen-9lpenue
SomcS s. @ooOpiu, 0|r. 1923 ~
Observation-Disclosures.
Charles g. Nloo, 0tr. 250O Olt'
9oltimore.StrnBe.
G6orIcS 9iOOIe, Or 2O5 S9ooS'
lotun9ouO.
q g. @hrp6o, Continental Sc'
bduOe.4
s. ". sanOrad, Olr. 9t3, 9loro'
.StroBr.
:. Gmorb 9onO, Der 9lorciie Ear'
fe, Gopis & 60, German. lmO G6ar'
leS.StroBe.
GoworO S. SteammL 9lr. 302,
n9lmcrican 9uiIOiug."
So6n q. GarD, 92r. 300, 9foao
Glu6-RooO, RolonO-@arf.
@iuiam s. Gluig, 100 GOscpale'
9loaO, 9lolonO-Yorf
@eorge 6. @oters, 0tr. 922, @art'
9loenie,
&. Gopin Gowcll, 0lr. II imo 49,
@eit-9oltinlore-StroBe
Charles g. @cpiorO, 9lr, 2t7 9'-'
&oca- StroBe
9ouis g9. @oowoloOer, 9lr 64S'
Srune-StroBe-
2ouiS @eninit6, 9}r. 1870, 93orO'
Gollingtons9lbenuc,
5o6n 9oweu % mO @emiugtor
gIremie.
9oprencc G6onicn ir1 1907 ein'
oen-g(penue
8. Geouoe @e6riua 93r. 42O, 9f'
@oD.StraBe.
Srieftaiten.
u6lori0o." u@o fam Ia'
2anO in SIorioo tauien?4 @eiddllS
iirnen meroen i'm 9rieffaiten MAJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
@ulisiit s6ic6 bcitraft.

@oli5cibe6oroe iinoet i1n ibuloig, i'm
Gieniic bctrlmfcn geweicn 5n
iciu. "A 9iro 81 $40 @eloitraie
uerOonuert. 3c6n Gage mcr-
ocn ibn pom llrlaub seiriAcu.
ssari ieincm @or9eicttcu 0ieOol.
Der Dor Die 6iiBc.
Cie %oli5ei6eb0rOe 5o9 aciteru
gla6ulittog Den %olijiiteu Ao6n g.
lbieB pom lpeitlicbeu Iiitrift 5ur
9erontlportlmg Der angeicbulOigt
mar. IN Der gta6t pom DlithDob ouf
Tonueritag inn 0ieuitc betrlmfen &C..
ueien an iein. Gie @oli5ei-0ommii-
idre fanoen i'm iHnlOig iino erfann-
ten ouf einc @eIoinaie'uon 500. Sic
oroneten ieruer an oaB Dem %oli5i.
itelp 10 Gage pon ieinen llrlaub &c
itriben neroen.
g9ie aus Oem Ger6or erbeate, fam
IbieB am @littpob fur5 nad Wlitter.
uodt nad Der meitliden @oli5eiita-
tion uno 6rodte cin 6u6rperf, mel
Dies 6erreulos aui Der StraBe gefn-
oen moroeH mar na1 BORT. glls er
Dem Oienitt6ucuoen 4oli5ci-Sieitc.
nant @al6fleiid 9erift erituttete,
mantle er bin uno Der unO mabtc oeu
@inOrud, ais o6 cr betrunfen lei.
&oli5ei-9ieutenont &olbfleii6 irug
oen %oli3iiten no6 Der Sicen3-gtum-
mer oes @ei06rts. mo oa I6ieB Die
icl6c ui9t muBtc, ihidte CT ii9 an.
nad oem 6iibrmerf 81 0e6en, Inn Oic-
iel6c ieitjuitcQcn Sn ser 9}G6c Der
G6iirc Der 9oli5eiitatiDn itolpertc er
rmo itiir3te 8u 9ooeu ASoli5ei.Sicu.
tenant aal6ileiicb gelougte nun 3u
Der llcbcr5cu9umg, Dab SbieB sc
uippt" bate. Gr rici i'm Oesbal6
5uriid lno na6m ibm ieiu &oli5ei-
qlb3eihen ab. moroili cr i6m oic @r.
fldrlmg COB, Dab CT iicb nidt in eiuem
3mtonoc beiiuoc, ieinen Iicnit Der
ic6cu 5u fonucn. IbicB 6eitritt. ac.
tumten 81 ba6eu, mo lpurOc 10 uii.
t6cno, ooB er iciue Qienitbiihcr aus
Der Soibe 3og mo iie nit ocn gSor-
ten: yTq ba6en Sic Oieic aud nod"
aII oa9 4}lHt ocS Foli5ei-SielitcnantS
woria@ir5 oorauf mari cr icinen
@epoIuer ouf Oas Gili, 0cr Don Oem-
iel6cHt Acrab glitt lnO Dem &oIi8ei-
Sicltenont Oireft Dor 0ic 6iiBe iiel.
9erge6lid Deriudte |oli3ei-Sielitc,
nout aolbileiid oen Eoli5iitcn 81 be.
ueaeH,alieb nab Dem Sdlairnme Oes
Yoli5eiaebduoes 81 beaeben ino id
uieOer5iilegen. SbieB berlieB bic 9Eo-
li5eitaiion i'm nabiteu 9IugenbIid
luo 6egab ii6 oirett nob Solie
Ms 3elgen bel Dem geltrigcn Scr
bor pernoumcn mnroens .Sergeant
5trott, sic EoIi5iiteu 6ronf Siuoung
uno nSobn $. 9lobn, s. 6. Bib. iuny
uon 9ir. 80, Siio-@utawitraBc, mo
O. 6. Nlogilirc. elm 9lngcitcllter Der
Sire Gntrol Society. Ger 9e-
idul0igtca ga6 81, 81 Sollie c6c er
lid 5pml 0ieuitc bega6, cin Sdudpps.
1cu getrmfcn 5r 6abcn. 9iihter
9dleS, Gin @}itglieo Der @oli5ei6ebor-
sc, iriig lbieB, wie groB Oos @laS
aelueien iei- Der 9eidrciblug Oes
goli3iiten 5iifolge NOR oieieS @IdS.
ben perihpinoeno flein. Die @oli-
3ei.Gorpniiiidre aelon9ten 81 Der 9ln.
iic1t, oaB 16ieB nidt oos &edt bate,
fiir5 Dor Dem 1ienitautritt feline @c,
liiitc 81 befricoigcn, 0o Dies 5ilr 6ol-
,ge 6ottc, OoB CT i'm 0ienitc beoniclt
plroc. 9Ils oieiem @rinOc mllrOe
cr i1uloig 6eiiuoeu. Grit Dor 3luci
@odeu 6atte iid G6ieB meaen zines
leidteren 9ergebenS Dor Der Foli5eis
9eb0roe 81 pcranhportcn. @r muroe
ouh 0amals beitroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

SIOcnncntcn, bic Ocn n0cuiidcu
GOrrripCnOentcn" niht piinftlidl uOcr
nnrraeImGnio erGnlten, iino ae6cien,
Der Office OaOOn per Selep6un OOcr
ihriitIid NitbciIuua 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
sOnnennnf. mnO lInteraaMa.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 I. 26 NJ. NbeHo9
6hi1 .-S H. 50 0' Wlor9cnS
6Mtb .....S H. 5S W. glbcnos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28
vGermania.S Snrnuerein. "
Masfen.yaQ
NlOntaa, ben 2. MGr5,

~bVNNUN tRuits
GiHtrittSfarten bei DlitalieOcYu 81
6n6en; an Der aaiie bis 10 ll6r
gI6enOs 30 GentS.
(6cbr22, 2S, Mdr5l-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-28

4dHe sur &eiie in'S gluSIann bciurat
G.. 9laine, glr. 4i3, Cit.@aItimorg Stry
uabe GNiirm Sualc sIvc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-30

wv HAVE been surprised Co
M sec Boo g number Of Ncw
Mexico newspapers COM
EratpletotN comment upon the fact
mat 1r.urdinp foo the estimates OF
tho census bureau. th, population nf
New Mexico has increased sometime
Ike 10000 people Iu fuur year. col,
since the ccnsu OF 1910. hatIns r11
900 estimated tutnI OF $780, oo. as
against 3gi ooo .u the .cu.us ,oar
Just what ~ ~ ,ougr,tulatory MA
tore Their, IS Goo ,o touuu in that
.huw,ur We iuI Gel see. o., is trr, d.,
BE- better b ~ ~, had gone back
u is true that vr hHf, muUc % more
rapid gain in the four ycbr than hus
Arizona BpI ip that four.ycat per
iod thu pop lation of the continental
United states has Increased from
'o .Nno.oOo 10 an estimated es ooo. 600
expected .n July 1914 am increase of
600 boa people "a would seem that
10000 gain "a 81 o. NATIONAL guin 81
poo 600 o. relatively small
The fact be- that our chewing is
pitltul We hat, 900 business t,Kur
Arizona as our standard For nc
past 90 % years this state. save FOR r.
very few communities. has been sit-
ting idiy uy. aursing m, absence go
rainfall BOO .hc ry-ttrmIng districts.
c]ursiug tho irrigation bond market in
the irrigated districts. aud ,ursing
our luok generally. while the moving
settling population Of this huge ma
ton of movers has been settling BOO
the gulf coast country of Texas. in
the rcjuvcnatcd south. in California
and the northwest We nave been
letting q huge stream of available
population slip through and around
us without making So much as u
feeble effort to get it The few oncr-
gentle communities which have MADE
the EFFORT have gained la population
and Development But even their
gains have been mcagcr compared 10
what they should have been ana e.
what they would have been had thy
state as q whole been engaged loo
united aggressive lighting compa'~u
Tor development and for new money
ana Tor people.
\ state, like an individual or a
business, iu order ca grow must ttt
to grow II must advertise. II must
60 after the business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-30
run RAILROADS.

IA m THE Railroads Bolug
~ starved Tho question.
although oycrshadowcd for
the time being hy the Mexican
]fituutiuu and Inc canal TOLLS .eita-
ton Boz ONE 1f ihp iarFcst DO NOT the
LARGEST before the American people
today Tho railroads sll 100 erect
h unless the hee pcr cent rate IN
crease asked hy them. and now pend
ing before the Interstate commerce
commission. is granted they Will bc
forced Co suspend au bcttcrmcuts.
continue % reduce their ~pnyrolls.
work their non shorter time. and 10
fact, rctfcnoh tu nu extent hich will
undoubtedly cause suffering aud IT,
uancial disaster throughout ths couu-
Try.
Senator Cummins and others OPP
posing the nve per cent increase as
scrt that the railroads have for
months been working up 70 public agi-
tation. creating q condition Of the
public mind iu FAVOR OF the rate i'm
creasc. through skillful publicity. cd
which the recent wholesale laying on
Of men by the Pennsylvania the Now
YORK Central and other eastern roads
IL the climax.
Frank a MuuscS in ID recent per
spnal expression Ia his magazine UNI
der the title. "star,c the railroads
and We stsrvc ourselves. makes a
powerful argument for the rate tn
crcasc asked, and a most convincing
n II is an with which
~ large majority II the people OF the
country are coming 10 agree. II this
popular attitude is the result of
'skuiilful publicity, thcn that pub
LEFTY mas been exceedingly skilIfui
senator Cumming has a Jarge fol-
lowing In his belief that the railroads
are doing very well and that then
retrenchment ard cries Of lost rcv-
cmne merely cover q, deslre 90 20,
rich quick at popular expense. or
this view the Detroit News, In a re-
cent editorial. gives one Of the faircst
statements We have seen. and while
we do not believe the News s. right.
the editorial Is printed In an adioin-
ms column today. because tt is Inter
csting and profitable 60 zee clearly
both sides or , question ~ such vital
import
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-30
nE IAIR TO ItAII.

GO ENAroR FALL has been
urging war with Mexico
for many months lie
might convince people Of his sim
certify by raising q regiment ANA
gotnE to the front The oppor.
tunhs has presented @tself. but.
viii senator Fan take advantage
of H. We fear that ne will not
put iu an appearance on the FIR
ing line santa Pc Eagle.
senator Fan was one of the first
men to offer his services go President
Wilson, in the event of aetuaI war
with Mexico. and mo- one who knows
him doubts tor e minute that the sen.
utor offered them ln al sincerity and
that u necessary CO.. ne could hc
used. mat ne would gltdu 20 right
Co the front Va don't like cuator
Falls politics or his attitude for
months past toward the Mexican situ-
alton. OF the fact hat hes in the son
ate from New Mexico. or u lot al
other things about him But no one
who knows ma senator viii doubt his
patriotism ~ the fact that he's will
INK Co nght We'd thiuH that tho
Eagle. after personally Witnessing
from a rlnssidr, bulict-proof seat the
hght the senator made TO break into
the United states senate. would re-
allie that when it comes tp "a nght
Albert % Fan ou the job ana ready
tu so tn n with any handy weapon
l' ho be- called Go the front 30 is Co
hr hoped tho senator viii pc assigned
o" dnn 'u Villas territory We think
villa should Hc eliminated and we
believe senator Fan. with propcr
sistuncc could make am cxcelicnu,
tEurouph iob Of ll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-30

these lovers OF UDcrty was Horne
Iooke, n his sentimonts in favor
of the American led him 10 become
charged with utci and placed on
trial. TooSe uas q man ~ remark
able %acutcneas and power 81 sar-
rasm. Tn charge against him was
Tor writing and publishing an advcr-
tis"meut proposing q subscription
ITO be- applied Co The relief Of tho
widows orphans md aged parents
OF our beloved american reiiow-sub-
leris. who. faithful 10 the character
OF the English race. preferred death
q" slavery o. we're. for that reason
only. inhumanly murdered by the
king b troops 40 Lexington and Con.
cord boa the province Of Massachu-
sets"
When Tooke was placed on trial
he conducted his defense In person