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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
glnoraIGnf ocn WeridtSucrfnbrcn
ii6ermieien.

Inter ser 2lniAuloigung, elmer Ger
9ldn6er 3u icin oie am IL. Scptem.
Der in Sen Nhliifpa0iaon in 9iiuer-
@icm ein6raAcn mo uert60olle SSrs
iirluncnte itablen wnroe geitern
9llerauocr glnorai6ut bon 91r i27
glep-Str, @bilaoelp6ia, &d. olrh
9lidter Eopea in Der Canton %oli.
8eiitation Sem @cridtsueriabren ii6er
wieien. 2Inorai6uf wiroc in &bila.
oelp6ia ocrboitct imO lebten Sams-
tao Ourd @oli3iit 6pnn nad 9olti.
more gcbraht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
ynnLnr lnndltc NnlLcfIinnrn-

Inter scr gIniNulOigmg, iiN in
nidt meniacr Oenn ie9s ueridicocnen
6dQcn @elo imtcr ialiAcu &oripicgc.
llmAen crihlUHl0elt 3u 6a6en, wuroc
aeitern SorrD s. SoDlor Der ais
ieinc 9lorciie 0os Soiioro Notcl, Gde
Galpert lm0 SrantIinitraBc, ango6,
in Ger iilomcitlidn &oli5eiiiation
9li9tcr S9irm uoraeiiibrt mo aui
iein @erIanacn bin Dem @eri@tsocr-
iobren iibcrwiclcl 9lnae6id CAB cr
ilh 6ei oen ibm 3lr Gait 9cleatcr
Sdmin0cleicn ais 9lacnt fir cine Pin.
5a5l populdrcr 3eitiAriiten ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
6entc 1t glpfeItao.

I'm oen @er6rau6 bon 9lepfeIn in
0ieien Sonoc 81 Dernebren bd6en
oie 0bit8iiAter beidloiien cineu Sog
ocs Sobres ais u9lpicltogD 8u feiern,
Inn oie SeiIte ooron 81 eriunern ooB
mir cine reide 2lpiel-@rnte 6o6en.
Gieier Sog miro beiite gefcicrt lno
anon erpartct, ooB in ieoer 6onilic
Gin Seaer ooIl iA6ner glepiel auf
oem Glide itcbt 0lar0lono BAT ole
qloBtcn 9lepfel3intcreicn otBer Ga.
thornton lln0 OREGON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
Niinf gScrmiEte.

Die @oli3ci 1T gcitcrn erhIbt NOR
oeu nad fiinf 4erioncn llmidou au
hoIten weldle Oeruiiit mcroen. Ole
&crlniBten iino:
Gornelius Wlc@orp bon 9lr. 1925,
Sintingoon 9Ibenue, 40 Sabre alt;
gllireo Sdlos6erg bon Ger. 304,
5iio-@oenitroBe, IL Sabre alt;
JiaDnono Scib bon gfr. 1922, 0it.
@looiiou StraBe, II Sabre alt;
glnOreip enior bon N3t. 98oi6inQ.
ton, no, GA Sobre alt;
sSobu Wloir bon glep Norf, 2S
Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Souptquartier n@ermania YSdn'
nerbor.Glubbaus,~ 92r. S52, glpr0-
Somuro.5trobc,
@eorg 2eitcrt, Brdiioent. glr. 2i5
@eit-SorntogaiiraBe.
Sobn ". Sleiu, 0irigent. 9ar POI
observation-disclosures.
@eoro Simmc!beber, prot. mi
corrcip. Sefret0r 9lr. 500. Moro
Noic. .StroBe.
Sernoun W1idlid, Sdabmeiiier
9lr. 713. 8arner.StraBe.
Srib Soimanlt sSiuau8iefretdi
9lr. gill, @eit-Eratt- -Strabe.
@m. 9. Siloebranot, @ibIioi9efar
g1r. 2O29, Sreocrid.9IUenue
Sermunn @rdfc. Boriiter oeS WAr
Iif-Gomite's, 9lr. 1912. @eit.1iul'
berrD.StraBe.
nglrion-@einngoerein.-
oSarmonie.
u@ermania.N2dn
slrobiinn.
o9balia.Vldnnerhor
v@2o5art.9ldnnerhor."
.gidentrana.~
,@ermouio-2 -2uartett.&lub."
,Dlelooie.~
valetaer-@eiangoerein."
ogeiieno-2ieoertrou3
08dder @eioraperein."
Soiiptqnortier: 0liiiiePs &alle, gar
t08, 9loro.5rcoerid- Strabe, ieoel
Samiiaa abeno, init gIusnnbna oe
oriitcu 5amiiQ9s i'm 0lonot, Siua
iuuoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Gbicogo 10. Sftober. Se.
frctdr Nlc@ortD0 BON oer u9lmcricou
0leot @oders qliiocioton erflartc
beute Dor ser nclniteu idbrlihen Gous
oention Ger 9liioeiotion ooB infolac
ocs europdiihen arirges cine anapp
1cit an 6leiih eintrcten lper0e
Ger @oupent miro Hd) NIT oer POO
na6me oes 6IeiiADorratbes 0eni
Shuinoen Der &eroen aiii oen anie.
rifaniidcn 9onges, Nlet1ooeii oie
6armer 5ur 9iinoer8ndt 81 ueran.
Iaiiet imo fodIten 9ln9elcaen6ei-
ten beiaiien mo BON Der 9egeruug
cine 9epilIigung sur llnterorildin1
Der 9iin0crtu6ertaloe uno Die 2Ib.
idaiflmg ser Cleomargariniieuer
perlangen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
Sin Ialuarses auppeI.anartett.


Sonl Gapt Sole pcr6aitct. 9ro9tc
cine aon5e @oaeuloouug g9oa
fopie in Die peitlic6e @oli3ciito-
tion. Sotteu cine SdieBcrei
mo Steherei unter iid.
yfldt lnerbe6lihes 9rifieben err
reate aeitem 9}o6mittao gegen 3
llbr Elm nit bier eOlen 9ioiien be.
lpolnter Seitermagen Ser I'M qe.
md9liden Gra6 Die 5oDcttc StraBe
entloug fu6r, @eniaer moreu cs 0ie
bier e0len &olie ooer Der gemd6libe
Grab, mas Oie 9lufmerfiumfeit Ser
StroBen.@aiianten erregte, ais Ser
Subalt OeS @efdbrtes, melder ans
elnem JiuOel ales anoere ols geideit
oreiuldauenOer 9feger beitonO, in Oe.
rem W}itte in boiler llniiorm Gopitdn
Sole, Der @ewoltige oes meitli6en
EoIi3e-Giitrifts, t6ronte. CAB Der
modere 9apitdn in oieie idmar5e
@elelidaft geriet6 lulo nit i6r cine
@ogenio6rt our6 oasSer5 ser Sto0t
imternobm oos fam io. 9ln ser Gdc
BON QlulberrD- uno @ine StroBe
tanO geltern gladnlittog fir5 mad
1q3 llbr itnter eineni Saufen 9ieger,
welde ouf beiogtenl 9eiterpagen III
Der StaOt iiir Senfins' @eranii.
oungs-@orf 81 @eitport &ropaoou
oo 81 ma6en periubten cine piiite
Sdldgerei, in Oeren &erlauf elmer
BON ibnen, Der 2O-i16rige 9}eger
S5omas So6nion BON g3r 1920
OtorO.Garep.ShaBe, in Die 9ruit qe.
itoden imo iduer pcrlcbt puroe. @r
wuroe 6emuBtlos ms Sranflin
Square.&oipitol einqelieiert. Die
ii6rige iAwar5e @eeQidoft mc1te lin.
teroeiien aui Dem g9aqen Oas g9eite.
@leid nad 9efofmtpcroen Der
Ste6erei wlroc Gapt. Sole, meldcr
gerooc elmer 9iBung Scr @oli5ci-9c.
borOc beimobntc, telep6oniih pon Dem
Torgeiallenen bena6ridtiot. Gr
moIltc ii6 10 raid mic moalid nah
ieiner %oli5ei.Stotion bcge6eu mo
botte 9erooc oos @eridtSgebduoe Der
lallen ais er an Der Gde BON 6oDette.
lmo @oluertltroBe Oen libel beriibtig-
Ten Seiterpagcn iannit iemem cben-
iol6en Sn6alte erblidte. gSie Elm 81
Ger ais ocn 0i1lmaeln @cn9alen's
ltiir3tc Der moderc Gapitdn anf oas
@eidbrt 5u, u0 ebc sic 9leaer iib
nod BON i6rem Shreden er6olt Eat
ten, iubr Der &iitiher aif ben 8eie6l
oes glageDolti9en oenielben @eg 5u.
rid, ben er gefommen mar, lnO Ian.
oetc balo ooraii Uor Der meitlihcn
%oli5ei. Station, no Gopitdn Sole
idmln5eluo ieine &er6afteten obln0.
3lm nidlt gertnaen Gntie6eu iciner
llntergcbcnen. Die oie aon5e 9lahbar.
idaft Oes Sbatortes ebenio lanae wie
Ocrge6lid olrhiuht 6attcu. Ger
ienigc, pclher Sobniou aciioheu BAT
tc witrOe bolo 6erauSgcnnocn imo
oes 9lngriffs nit t6dtlHer 9l6iidt be
idnloi9t, Seine iie6en @cid6rtcn
mnrocn Oes imae6ii6rliden 9etro
gens 6e5ihtiat mo c6cniaas in Der
Eoli5ci-Station ieltge5oIten, GoS
Goppel-Guartctt miro lib bcitc &or.
mittag Dor RiAter Souler 81 Uerant
morten 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

9SoIi5eimorihoa 9io6ert 9. Garter
bot gcitern oie Orore erlaiien oQB
5lim miuoclten 0iermal i'm Sabre ole
qtcooIpcr imo RepoluerflaeIn Der
9SoIi5iitcn inipi5irt merocn iollten.
9'oIi8ili @opp botte ont Somitog
gl6euo ais er bon Dem 9leoer Sobn
Garter bcrpuuoet mlroe, 8metuoI
ocu Sohn icincs 9iepolDcr abgcoriift
uH allf ocu 9leoer 5il iceieBeu. Ole
9Soffe ciltluo iib o6er nicbt- 0ies
mar oaroif 5uriid5uiii5ren Dob oie
augeln id1ooboft porcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

9(uf Gmpfe6Iung Scr 9esnooi
gunos 9c6oroc Bat @oapernelt
0oIosborougb bic in Baltimore.
Goiuitu pegcn Saltens elmer Spiel.
b6ae an Der 9Sorf SeigbtS 9loennl
pculrtbeiIien So6n Ilurp11 mo Sos
Sourleu beguaoigt. Dos @eiuH maj
BON Or. @. g9. 0oois BON oet
u2oro's Go0 glliauce1 inooiiirt NOR
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
George SMnior 9lepnblit" ant
fnnoirt.

Stboco gE-2). 19. 0tto6er.
ISM. q. George cnpiiug geitern BON
elmer QriIppe beruorrogenOer 8iirger
pou SSt6aco oie &eriidcrumg Dab ole
BON i6m gegriinoete u@eoroe lSunior
9epi6lic~ IN 6rcc0i0e mnmebr ami
cine geiunoe iinan8Ielle 9niiS aeiieIlt
iii mO Die Shnlo ocs Snititllts in
S06c Don $1,000 getilgt weroen
miro sSu Der ou 5amlaa o6ae6al
tencn SiBlng iener 9iir9er muroe
Elm Gomite errolnt onS ols bero.
tbenoe lno inipi5irenoe 9e6oroe ocS
Snititts hlnaircit ioa, lInter Den
W1italie0ern Scr 9eboroc beiinoet id
Serr 9lnoreiu g96ite. criter Grdiiocnt
ser Cornell llniperlitdt Seit Dem 4.
Cttober limo 30 anoben umo N2oo.
den in oas Sniiittlt auigenonimcn
moroen 3um Superintenoenten oes
,Snltihts III 6rdnt aiermou Iriibcrcr
Shuls Superpiior IA Ger Staot glcpl
Yotf ericbcn lpor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
9lcocrfiuO Ocr6ranmt,

@eim Spielen i'm Seller Oes Sau.
ies 91r. 666, 9iaborgitroBc, iingeu ae-
itern 9lbeno fur8 Dor 6 llbr oie &lei-
oer oes 3.iG6rigeu 9le9ermdobens
Carrie S6orter 6eaer. Glit le6eus-
aeid6rliben 9ronOwimoen puroe iie
ms lIni0eriit0tS.Soipital cingelie.
fpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Nngeblid SHlfe far oie
liirfei.

" Y W w Az. AbluuGl, AVN
GrHauae 1clearap6 Go miro ans
2Itben gemeIoet oaB IN @ouianiiuo.
pei 500 0iierrcidiide Seeleute nuo
grbeiter einaeiroiieu iino inn anf
tiirtiiden @riegsihifici nno III oen
Sorts euilau9 Der tiirtilden 8iilc
in Gienit 3u treten.
Gona0iide Eruppen i'm
Gnglano ungetommen.
9loonmoutb Gnglano 10.
Sftober, Sim po6I6etamter at.
lantiider 2aupier traf belhe bier
nit elmer 9roBen 9lu3a6f canaoiider
Sruppeu elm INN oe bereits in Gng.
lano I'M Eager befinoliheu 81 uer.
Itdrfeu Die Giumo6Her 6atteH feline
2I6nung BON i6rer 9lufunit. bis iie
Die 6rommeIn iniO 8ieiien ser ouf
maribirenoen Grlppeu borten sic
iofort per 9a6n meiiertransport
miroen.
5ran30iiiihe @Gnber
@oro.eour 49, Cftobcr 1ic
8eridte bobcu Die 9eihlagno6me Scr
@eihditslellen uno 0orrat6e BON
adt 9roben @einbanOhugel pel1e
Geutiden nuo Ceiterreiheru ge6oreu
uuo me1rere WliQionen 8rancS peri6
lno, angeoronei.
Giniae oieier Gtabliiiements limo
felt 9hsbrud oes arieees aeihloIieu
geweicn uno Ole leitenoen N9itqlieoer
Der @eiellidaiteu iiuo aus SSranfrcic6
Qbaereiit 9luoere unter 0ieicu sir.
men 5abcu inter 0eihug iran30li.
lber Iireftoren oas @eihaft fortgc.
iebt.
Srftiider lte6ergriff
Solifor 9l ~ 10. 0ftobcr
2er Ioupfcr u9riuoiQa Ser oic
omcrifanii6e 6lagae fiibrte puroc
beutc als @riie ourd) oen britiiden
8reDer oGaronia IN Oen bieliaen
Saien ge6raht 1ic .9rm0iQa" III
Der frii9cre Gantpier n@ai6uatour
er Bate om DerIloiieucn Hiulitaa
BON gieIp.Yort noh glleronoria, gIc
appten flarirt iinO mar an oeniel
ben Gage BON Dem briticbcn sreuicr
getapert porOen Sin 1heil 0er Qa
ouna ioll ans Observation-Disclosures bc.
iicbeH Sin 9loniiraIit1tSgerd5t ioQ
ben san ioiort aburt6eilen.
aopitdn @etteriou Der amerifoni.
ldcr 9iirgcr iein iou, battc it'd 6outc
Abeno init oenI bieiiacn omcrifaul
iten aonlul IN @erbin0una aeieet
er erflorte cr boiic. oaS Shiif mer
oc o1ne @citeumaen preisacae6eu
pcrppM 10 0aB rr anbleu CinnG6Nrila
ino leine 6o6rt foriIeben f0nne Ser
Gampier aeb0rt onacblicb sl ser
,5lotte Der STANDARD Oil Gompaun
Dlan ucrHnt6et SAB ser IampicI
o9rinoille" ueldcr pornalS 0cr
oeutide Compiler u@oi6maion mar
@riegsfontreban0e du @oro babe
Gs perlaltct audi oaB ser alus
mel1en Der Gampler beim g'erlaiieu
OS glmbroie.aauals nobm uidt nlii
ieuen luelder aelp0bnlid fin sen
Drt lcincr 9eitinmimla acnomucn
miro, iibcreiultimmte Seine aldri
rlmgs Rapiere Iaitteten nnOlr @ret0
nod sIlerauDricu qleaDpteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

3u @6ren oes u@eago Stuart.
Eegcs wuroe geiteru in 9(unapolis
cine 9ron5e Stotne ben 6raucis
Scott Sen i'm st. So6n's College
cntbiiat. Desolei1cn bielt oie oSuit
@opernmet 2i9o" ibre Solb5obres
&eriommhIug inter &oriib ser 8rau
Gonalo @ @oofer in 9lnnapolis in
0er aIten Senaisfamnler Inn MapitoI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
IN Wan0eIbiIccr. dcafer bcilo6len

GaOio Siocman bon 9ir. 1912,
SefierioniuaBe bat bic SEoli5ei in
acuntuiB geiebt oaB i6m Der 9etrda
BON $14 ans icinen CniAen acito6leu
morOcu lit wd6reno cr iih in einem
@anoelbiIOcr Ebeotcr am Siio-
9r0a0mau aIigielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
lrOtcitircn 6ciin MOnucrncnr.

Sic 3ebner Gomitc, pelbes Gle.
jeniaeu repr1ientirte, pelhe gegen
sic Grribtng ocr neucn g3aiieu6nlle
ocs pierten &eaiments aui Dem 9ln-
mcicn an ser 92ortb-2lDeuue uno Sal
bert StroBe, ac9eniiber oen polp-
tedniiheu Snitiht, protciiircu wur-
sc qeiern 9}aAmittag I'M Garrett
@ebduOe BON @ouuernellr @olosbo-
rou96 enipiaugeu Nm Der Spite Oes
Gomitc's 6eianO iim Serr @m. S..
Se6ienielo, lio nit i6m 6eiauoen iib
@aiior Gr. Charles Sisfe mo @eo.
Is. E6onas BON Ger Ct Ni0ael anO
all 9lngcls Stride @aitor Gr. Gbos.
@enrD &inhbcd imO 9oualqs Softer
pom Der iiebclteu 9optiiten-airhe,
@enrD z. guIauep uon Der criieu bi.
ic60ilihcn N2et6ooiiteu-Airbe, @aitor
@iQiam $. Grm6ar BON Der llt6er-
ihen St. Marhls Stride mO &oror
Ir Gobert a. SEER bon Der 9iort6-
miniter sres60terianer 8irebc Gas
Gomite unterbreiictc Dem @ouucr-
ugnr mc6rerc Feiitionen uuO erfldr
ie Die iton otter bcrihteteu @riinoc
aeaeu oen @Ian
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
QIrs Ser 4flcacIhnIe an9aefniffcn

Die goli5ei oes noromeitlic6en 81.
lirifts fo1uoet oii Den 3woIf So9rc
often Carl Eriplett welhcr am 1.
Ctto6er ieinc 5hiMt aus ser @fIcoe
idule IN GatouspiIlc beperflteQiqi
lot 0ic @ltern oes Snn6cn po6ncn
in glr zoos, 9tio9epooo 2lpemic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

80 iidrb am ID Ctiobcr 1914 Trau Barbara
ySro0ltc, pclicbic Coouin oco pcfitorhcncn glnnnl
sNel0nno, inn Alicr on ~ Sabrcn. la 0ar. 24II.
lNeifsSumbnros Sfrn6r Die 8eu Der Wccrol'
0una lpiro ipdicr upe8clat lCt2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Nli SoDal. Squares" l7 Viii.
Jeleat 1874; 9 gIder.
Sqaare an 2afemosO-9peme uno
PHILADELPHIA 9loao" glngeleai
nSadiou 5quare" AHaelesI
iS4l; 6 9lder.
~6orcn.Borf.ariouaie anee.
lcgi 1907; 81 gIder.
aGouiueton Square NngeIeas
1880; 5 gEder.
n5uIton.gIOenue Squares" Au.
JeIegt 1866; 4 9lder.
.lluiou-s square" aIuaeIeat fs47;
? glder.
pgIiiton-Farf~ anselest 1895:
267.26 9lder.
9MDmau-Fart" anaeIeet 1908;
1880 glder.
~Garrou-@ort~ anseIrat 1880:
l76.74 9lder.
nSerrina.Siun.Barf~ gnaeIear
1908; 154 Qder.
rSliperlioe.%ort" AneeIeai 1862,
LIZ 9lder.
92atrobe-Fort" NneeIcet 1909
1880 9lder.
.SWonn.Fart" AneeItai 1909;
i1.31 Ader.
nHarIem-Norf" Nnae!eal 1863:
905 gIder.
.BroaolpoD Squares" (t9l An.
aeieat 1851; 5.7 gder.
rgutmp NloCc Squaree~ (9)
augeIeat 1868.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
2 u ultnn oflomi'rt
z hroltfo.Ioc

2onopn 10. Gfio6cr Gtne
Ecpclhe bon EctrpBrao All oaS Aeu
ter'ide gureaiI belagt Elm 8eihmgS.
Correspondent babe in @onitantiuo.
pei bcridtet oaB Scr Sultan per
Siirtei pIobIih ocu Friu3cp 9uB ppm
35egeoin 5lm EbronioIger uu0 CSe.
ueroliiiimls Der qIrmee mo Slotie
protlamirt babe Dies iol aeiAe9en
lcin Inn Guper Noida oeu ariegS
a8inilter, Der inter oeutldcm Gius
fluB itebc 81 bet0mpien
Der |rr3 III ocr alteite 5obn oeS
Oeritorbenen 5illtans glboul Na3i5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
glOd Elm idlwar5er stroFcnran6er

1tpW tlN lupuuldtt CltUktNtu"VN'' =
Inter $3.50 9iirgihait lunroc &c.
tern Scr 9}eger Sobn @illis onr1
9iihter @omca oem @eribtspcrIo6.
rem iiberpieIel neil er G6riitop6 I'll.
rid einen Wlatroieu 0eS DanIpfers
uSi6eria" ser Samburg.2lmerifo.Si.
mic Sonntog 9lbeno in Der Clinton
slpenne. na6e sen Guano-&erten IN
Gonton, iiberiiel lno ieiner Boar
idoft BON $2.70 bcroubt bate. Ger
y'e9cr iproug ploblih alT lllrih los
ino iblua ibu 5u @ooal Gbe Der
Seetcre iuieocr 8li iicb fam batte Der
yle9cr ieinc Eaihen ourbibt mo
mar nit Dem @eloe peridwunoen.
l'lri1 beao6 iib Damn nod Der Gans
lon RoIiaeiitotion inO beribtete oen
lleperiaa. 9Soli5iit Gotter bega6 lid1
nut Dem 9cranbten no6 Dem Ebat
orl lno mueit oo0on fanoen lie orel
91eaer, BON oenen Der eine BON lllri1
ul9 SD1ter be5eidnet muroe. Der
Fo9l5llt pcr6oftete oen 9duber mo
oOra@te ion na1 Der Ganton @oli5ei-
Station.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

pellern sI6eno fono Die erie BRO.
oe per Singer ser .Srotoricu.@eiell.
l@olt tiif Soint.Soens'ihe Som.
lol lIlo CeIilob~ inter Seitna ocS
~Fl9enten Soiep6 @oAe itott.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-26
CHECK CHOLERA
AT THE OUTSET
Cooperation Urged at Confer
ence of Hog Raisers of Three
Iowa Counties.

Strong measures to check the dis
ease at the outbreak and thus pre-
vent epidemics were favored at the
conference held a. the Davenport
Commercial club yesterday afternoon
by farmers and veterinarians from
three Iowa counties to devise plans
for combating hog cholera. \ number
from Rock Island county were pre-
sent
The counties represented, besides
Rock Island. were Scott, Clinton and
Muscatine, all OF Iowa. Resolutions
were adopted endorsing the proposed
federal appropriation for the control
OF the disease. favoring strict quar-
antine measures and urging the adopt
ion of uniform methods of admins
tering vaccine.
A committee of nine members was
named to plan for the cooperation of
all interested in the three Iowa coun-
ties in the fight against cholera The
members of the body are:
G. r. Bliss, Joe Graham, DR.. Henry
Kell Scott; X. A. kirkpatrick. j. R
Mclean. DIR. ]. TiIlie, Muscatine;
NJ. L. Mosher. Charles Coverdale, DIR.
Jerry Wolfe, Clinton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-26
PERSONAL POINTS

Miss Margaret Winston has gone for
a months visit at Lemongrove. Cal
T. Stanford Snodgrass OF Chicago
was In the city yesterday on business.
William c. weatherby OF Webb City.
Mo. is the guest OF relatives in the
city.
Paul NJ. Bachman OF St. Paul arrived
last evening for a short visit in the
city.
Miss Frances Ruby has gone 20 Fort
Benton. Mont, TO visit her sister, Mrs.
J. c. Peterson.
Mrs. Catherine Huber. Otto Huber
and the Misses Emile and Lily Huber
are in Chicago.
Miss Katherine C. Salem OF Falls
City. Neb-. has returned TO her home.
after a short visit here.
James c. Chiner OF Jackson. Mich,
has returned 20 his home. after a two
weeks visit here with relatives.
Miss Sadie Jorgenson left this morn
ing for her home in Peru. Ill. after
spending two days with friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Mcbride have re-
turned to their home in Marengo. Ia.
after a visit with the latter's sister,
Mrs c. J. Twomey.
Miss DeIphia Daley. 24O2 Seventh
avenue. returned this morning after a
visit with friends and relatives in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Mrs. Bert Hoyt returned to her home
in Grand Rapids. Mich. yesterday aft
ernoon after spending several days
with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A Nelson of this
city have gone TO Calumet, Mich.
called there by the death of the lat
er's sister. Mrs. c. VI. Johnson.
Mrs. John Schwack. 1884 Fifth ave
nue.. left this morning for WaIcott,
Iowa where she will spend the day
with her brother. Albert Blank
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Daniels of Sioux
City. Iowa, are guests OF relatives in
the city. enroute TO New York City,
from where they will sail for England.
Hon. William AIcEuiry has returned
from Gulfport. Miss. where he has
been on legal business. He also Wis
tied in Pass Christian and Biloxi, a.
the former place meeting Ira Karr of
Cordova. At Pass Christian he saw
the place where President Wilson was
entertained when on his vacation in
the south. and through a strange CO
incidence found at the home OF his
wife's parents, which was closed dur
ing the winter season. a travellers
guide which had on its fy-leaf the
name OF Miss Eleanor Wilson. Il is
supposed that the caretaker found the
pamphlet and took it into the house.
Mr.. McEniry prizes the book as a
keepsake
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-26
SUED FOR DIVORCE
HE TRIES SUICIDE
w. R. Cheney of Davenport
Takes Morphine but Will
Probably Recover.

With his 6-year-old daughter clinging
10 him W. r. Cheney. aged IS. took 81
grains OF morphine with suicidal in
tent in a room at the Sherman house.
Second and Gaines streets, Davenport,
yesterday afternoon. He is now in
Mercy hospital and is expected TO re-
cover. though still in a serious condi-
ton.
Mrs. Cheney is suing for divorce and
has secured an injunction to prevent
the husband from visiting her. Cheney
went 70 the police station and secured
an officer to go with him to see his
wife. who was at the hotel. The wom-
an refused TO talk TO him and he babe
goodbye to the child and then before
the officer could stop him swallowed
the poison, which he had carried in a
small box in his pocket.
In a note in the mans overcoat
pocket he said:
Il took my life for love OF my wife
and baby. I'm broken hearted and do
not care TO live any longer and want
to die. I don't want my wife to get
divorce"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-26
WOULD HALT BIC
C0vERNMENTJOB
Northern Utilities Company
Seeks Delay in Starting
Dam on Rapids.
WANTS POWER CONCESSION
Davenport Business Men Asked to In
tercede in Behalf of the Larger
Project.

Efforts are to be made to secure a
change of plans on the part OF the war
department in regard to the immediate
construction or lateral dam from Le-
Claire toward Davenport to give a six
foot channel over the Rock Island rap
ids. The Northern Development COM
pany of Duluth, which is promoting
big power dam here, is agitating for
an abandonment of this project, which
the engineering department plans to
begin this spring
President F. A. Cokefair of the De-
velopment company explained the sit
uation at a meeting of the Greater
Davenport committee, directors of the
Davenport Commercial club and prom
inent river men of Davenport yester-
day afternoon. He said that il his.
company develops the power of the
rapids here as planned the dam which
the government proposes to build at
cost of $1,250,00O Will be submerged
and the money expended wasted.
VIII Be An Obstacle.
If the government goes ahead with
it's work it will be more difficult for
the company to secure consent to I'M
dertake the project it has in view
and government participation in the
larger enterprise will probably be out
of the question.
Mr.. Cokefair said if a delay could be
secured his company would once
more lay its project before congress.
During the Taft administration a bill
giving permission to develop the power
here was passed by both houses but
was vetoed by the president. The
building of dam and power house will
call for s1O.O00,000 expenditure and
it is the intention of the promoters TO
ask the government to bear part of
the cost because navigation of the
rapids will be improved and also be-
cause better power facilities will be
given Rock Island arsenal. The COM
pany organized for the purpose will
furnish the balance of the funds.
Davenport business interests will be
solicited to cooperate with Mr. Coke
fair and his company in securing de-
lay in beginning work on the lateral |
dam. |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-26
WEST Is APPOINTED
A GEORGIA SENATOR

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. Ex-Governor John
NJ. Slaton late yesterday afternoon
named w. S. West of Valdosta to the
temporary vacancy in the United
States senate caused by the death OF
Senator A. o. Bacon.
West is 60 years old and a native
Georgian. He practiced law for sew
eral years, but the greater part of his
career has been devoted to the lum-
Der business. He is reputed to be sew
eral times a millionaire
HIT has figured in state politics for
many years. He has been several times
member of the legislature and is a
former president of the senate.
His alignment has been with the fac
ton opposed to United States Senator
Hoke Smith. West has been Cover
nor Slaton's personal and political
friend for long time, and is also close
to Clark Howell. editor of the Atlanta
Constitution, who might have lad the
senatorship, according to Governor
Stations own statement, had he not
declined to allow his name to. be con-
sidered.