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meigerten iid beite oie Gireftoren
Der 10 @un0es.Reieruebaifen oen
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itiiben. D2it 81 geaen S5 5timacn
empiablen lie, sic Groiinmig aui oeu
80. 99ouember feli3uieBen
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SSn ibrem @ereinslofale Del @rn
G. 9o6n 9lr. 523, gseit.Scrington-
StraBe, 6ieItcn oie 0litalieOer oes
Baltimore aonaricu5ii1ter &creins~
am uer9angencn Wlontag lore reaeI-
nldBigc N}ouatsperionnnhmg ob. Pm
StcQc oes erfranften BrdiiOenten g..
Gettner fii6rte Der Sice @rdiiocit
gsm. Serfel oen &oriib. Sefretdr
G6os. s. S6nc Dcrlas ooS Brototoa
Scr Icbtcn &criamnilug oos nnge.
nonnncn wuroe. IS iolate Ooraui
cine aegcuieitiae 8eiprc6ung iiber
@ereoelln9 Ser aanarien3u1f no.
RAM sic Siblmq oui oen I D2onta9
i'm 9}opcmber pcrta9t mir0c Go5u
iii icoer Iogeaieb6ober ber3lid mil
fomnen miO fam bort jeoc glusfinlft
il6cr 3ubt mo ,gilege Der aanarien-
p0ael erbaltcn.
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Sm @emciuoebauie Der 3ious.
@cmeiuoc an ser @oDitroBe finoet
moracn gl6cn0 bic 5meite @orlciung
iibcr 5d6iGer'8 u1ea" itatt. &ditor
SuIius Sofnonn Bat ooHit III Der
criteu &orleiung eineu ourdi4logeus
0cn Griolg er3ieIt
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gln iMledlten lgiIaen erfranFt.

sSnioIge @enulies bon ic6lehtcn
Iil8cn crfroufteu geitcru ieHs Eer
ioncn im oitliAeu Staott6cil. ga
pon befinocn iic6 nod fiinf inter drot.
liMer 9e6onohlng. Qie Grfrolftcn
iino sSrau syulia 05r5eoor5of 43
Sabre alt. imO oeren T0hter Selcu
IA SATIRE, uno Momie, IL Sabre alt;
E6cooor ScomoropstJ 30 Sabre
alt; iGntnttlih bon g3r. 400, Siio.
@on0-StroBe; Solome 9opiodo 70
Sabre att uuo g(ooIf 9rown iehs
Sabre alt bon 9lr. 1926, Glcet
5trdBc. or s. y RitIcogc BON
gtr. 422, Siio.glnnitroBe oronctc ote
lieberfiibrrns Ger @ergifteteu in oos
uSt. sSoiep6's Soipitol~ nt no iie
bis ouf E6cooor S30nIarqpsfi ber-
blie6cn. Dicier fonnte iid mieoer
uod Sollie 6ege6en
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Sue anic ge6rc

Sine grtc Eebre.
Sam q. eope 6citroit neil er cine
Gclep6oniiiin nit nupaNcnocu
9icocn 6elditigtc 99rroe Dor Ser
Eelep6on6uoc an ser Gde bon
Sutton mo 9|ori6 .9loeuue Der.
6ofiet
9la6c3n cine 6ol6e 9hmoe Iong
ipor sic Eclep6oniitiu Gora @riitol
in Der @looiion.2lpc. @r6onae ge-
5uungen oie o6iconen Ge0ensorten
eincs ilmaen @launes au5u6oren nm
cs oa0urd ser @oli5ei 3l ermogli.
hcn iu5luiiheu nod Dem anocren
@noc Der 2eihing 81 gelangcn imo
oen liiIterncu guridcn 0iugfeit 81
maden Gies 9eicba6 oenn audi unO
0ericl6e pur0e in Der %erion Oes
III g}r. 2039, observation-disclosures,
mo6u6often Somucl u 2obc geitern
in ser uor0ueitIiden Eoli5ei Station
9li6ter Nic6oul uorgeiii6rt uno
prompt 5u So Strafe unO Soften 0er-
urt6cilt. 9ei 0em &er60r erflGrte
sSrdnlcin 9riitol weIhe G6ef-Gele.
p6oniiiiu ocs Todtoienites in ienem
glnlte iIt nit 9citinlnt6eit in Der
Stimnc 9obc's oicienige mieoer5u-
erfcnncn ipclhc iie am 9l6cnO Dor
ber in gro6er 94eiie 6elei0igt uno 6es
l0itigt 6o6e- @entdB ibren 9lnaoben
puroc ooS 9Imt Mooiion ON Glen
itag 2lbenO bon bier Dcri6ieoenen
6ernipreh-q(utonoteu inn norOfpeit-
lihen GiItrift BON scr glciAen sGcrs
ion oufgcrtfen m0 in ieocnu Sale
sic Eelep6oniItimen beleioigt @lcid
nod ocm eriten Wlole, es mar Oies
fiir3 noh t5G ll6r 9l6enos. murOen
o0e oieie 9llfrife iofort nit i6r per-
bunoen mo oie gleiGen 9leocnsartcn
pur0eu auH ibr gc9cniibcr gemadt
6rdulcin @riitol meigerte ic6 eut,
iAic0cn cine BON 0ieien 5u nenncn
iArie6 icood ctipas auf eiuen Bet
lei lno reidlte Dies Dem 9}idter 9icb.
ter @lc6all pollte iid uiAt oorii6er
duBera mas tie ioote iouoern SER
riB oos Gopier IN flciue 6eben.
9fob Dem 0ritten 9lufruf Der MP.
iierioien Stimme gob Der Mauager
oes 9lnites Srdulein 9riitol getpiia
Snitruftioueu tpelNe Sic Ger6nftumg
oes 9lufrifers SIR 6olge 6otteu gs
mor filr5 nod 9 ll6r, ols bon einem
Eelep6on an Ser Gde BON 9}ort6. un0
6luton9Iuemie gum pierten Male
aiiigerilieu mur0e. Md6reHo 5rdu.
lchn 8riitol MN oie lDie iic iogte
ic6m66idc Gonperiotion nlitan6o.
ren mo bic lmO oo iel6lt Elm 9ort
iagen nulBte Inn Die &erion oul on-
oercn Gn0e 0eS Iro6tes feit5u6olten
beuaAriniigic 9Rona9ce S6renc sic
noroUeitIiHe 9Sol5ei-Station Ger
geont EoD un0 oie 95oli5iiten Ebco
uno Nortlnon ipurOen imge6enO al
Oen heia9ten Scruiprehcr geianoi
lHo oer6ofteien 2opc gera0e ais er
sic Nelep6onbuoe uerlieB 2o0c CT
fIdrte, CT babe po6l nit 6rdulcin
@riitol geiprohen ieood feline in-
louteret 9leoensorten gefii6rt,
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~
V"seaoaeridlt 0on Yaltimore.Gonmti
fprmirf.

Gus uS NSl9enoaericbt BON Baltimore.
Nn,'Q, vu'liQ, oas ii Scr lesten 2caislatir
Il sslegen moroen III, puroe geitern
ci,.t 0'olon eebiIoet. 9lls 9iihter fin.
Sain per gfiAter 5ronf s. Duncan,
Scs ''@ul :. Godep lit DER GbefGIerf
si,...' M ~erlclts glls 9Srobations @olis
or.''' o'.,, louroe 6rl. @orrici %. So6niou
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S5r. g4c6r er6Glt nneriuiinidtcu
gScInr6.

0ic6c 6aben Scr 9lciiocn3 oes Srn
sll6crt $. gSe6r in G6eitnut @ia an
Scr @olilton 9looo ocitern glocbnlit-
tog cineu @eiuA a6ocitattet uno Sii.
lrelcn i'm gSert6c pon $500 erbcltrt.
0ie 5Anudiohen gcb0rcn Sen aiu-
cern oes 6rn @ebr Inter 0enicl.
Zen beionO iib einc oiomontnc &or
iiednooel mclAe SSrou &e6r bod
ic1dbte, 3umal es Gin 0cihcnf ibrcs
g'oters. ocS @rr. 1idrtin Wlc1er0ird,
mar. Giuc gon8c 9ln8abl DonS6muds
gcgeuitdnoeu ii6eriaben ole 0iebe
Gingeitiegen maren ole @auncr oilr1
elm 5enltcr Der SpeiicfmHner in oas
@cbdu0e. 9fiennno befouo iid 5llr
8eit iul @otlic. 5rou @ebr mar Be.
rcits om Gornlittng nah Der Staot
ocio6ren uno oaS 0ienitperional
9otte llrlaib bcfomncn Sr @c6r
III ser grdiioeut Der n@. @.-5.
g3reipiug Cor lm6 scr Baltimore
GpuutD g8oter 9upplD Co. Gr mels
oete oeu Giubrub iofort sen @e6or.
Ncn BON 9oltimore.GonltD mo oerH
Nalttiuorer Deteftip Sniptqnartier
Gebeinipoli8iit EbomoS @ogan lit nut
oent Sale betralt mor0en.
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Gin o6oro 9liitomobil. Dos por
Gem @ciddftslofoI Scr ~Goitpid
Doctor Gar So, 9lr. i22. gBeit.
g}ortb QIuenuc, itano, lit eeiteru glad.
mittog gegen 5 llbr aeitobIen NOR.
oen. Ger aroftmooen trdet Die 81,
ccn3nlmuer 1874.
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ltnfnas.@hrunif.


eu otter 0iouu an Der gdc BON Bal
tilHOre. uno gdrocoer- Strabe le-
benSgeia6rlA oerlcbt, Sr 9l
g @lctcolf in Der GOmonoion-
Sloenue bon einem 9httomo6il
= iiberfa6rcu.
ser 72.id6rigc Serr 4eter @ea-
per pom glr. 3. 9lorO-5reocrid- Ctr
puroe geitern @ormittag meuige @li-
nlllen nod htO llbr beim lle6er.
lVrelten oes 6a6roanlnies on Der @de
pon Baltimore. lmO SHroeoer-Str
oon cinem StroBcu6o6nuuggon Der
0@aDltroBen-2iuie" 3li 9ooen geriiien
llno iiberfa6ren Sn einer &ripat-
allIoulon5 mnrOe er in Oas llniOer-
lllais-0olpital eingelieiert, 100 es lidb
oeransteate, oa + cr neben elmer
lWperen &erlcblng oes linfeu 6liBcs
enien SddoeIbrud oaOongetragen
gaife- Ter 6uB nuBtc i6m am ano-
Wel amputirt mer0en. aein 3ultano
llt beiorgniBcrregeno.
Ton 9luto iibcrfobren.
@err NJ s. Wlctcolic, eiii W}itglie0
Der 6irlno @. g8. N}etcolie & So,
lle9t sur Belt nod in idmcrperlcetcm
3lutanoc in ieiner g9o6mng an Der
@amlltou-Qlpcnuc, Somaro @arf, Oar-
0leoer, ud5rcno sic @oli5ei eiirig
llad) Dem 9liitomobiliIten fa6noet, mel
oyer ibn an pergangenen Sountao
III Der @omonoion.9lpeuuc, ua6e Der
Houlng 9ioao, ibcriu6r. @is iebt
loaren ale 9eutii6ungcn Scr Eoli5ei
oea Sbdter ueldcr oen bon ibm lIe-
p!crlobreneu 6Hlilos ieinem Shidiale
noerlieB ousimoio 3u MAIDEN, er-
lolalos gebliebeu.
= ON ? StraBcnbnbnwoQgon0
gcitiir3t.
2ll Der gdc bon Silcn. mo Gre.
Ier' StroBe itiir3te geItcrn ocr AS
Ya9re olte 5obu 0ole3el bon 9lr.
9o3 9loro Gumcau-9traBc, bon c-
llcal SSag9on ser v@omonoioH-9lUc.
Sllle" er erlitt ibmcrbafte Ser
.eellnoeu an Dem rc6teu Arm lno
DER re1ten Sdulter.
"a
&nobe pom g[utomobil
nie0ergcrunnt.
RoDlton 5temart, cin III g3r. SSf.
Vreenmount-2lpcuue. mo6nbafter 12
Napre olter anabe, Lief geiiern Nbeuo
Dor Dem llniou-9a6n6ofc oireft Dor
e'a slutomobil. @6c scr G6aufieltr
@rolng y alein BON 9}r t70S, Sin.
oen-2locnue, Sen araftipagen sum
@alten brinaen fonnte. mar Elm 9}aO
oeln anaben iiber 0en linfen SUB
polTrt gr erlitt cinen 9rudl oas
aBgelelfs mo muroe bon Dem
N1ailFlellr mittelit 0es 9lltono6ils
l@nea nah oem St. 2utos-Soipital
ae6radlt Spater 6rahte alein oeu
anaben BON Dem Soipital na6 ser
elierlibeu @obmmg. 0err 9u6ert
yilb pm 9}r, 1900, 9loro. Charles
TtraBe, lit ser gigcut6iimer oes gha-
tomobils.
y m 9luto-9 q itmogen iibcr-
fobren
Son cincm glto Saihua0cn 0cs
nSaltlntore Bargain SolIic" iibcriab.
zen M iplIroc 9eitern 9ladniittag an Ser
Sae bon @oparo- uno 9i6eriDliraBe
o yer l5.io9riac 9leocriimae EbomaS
Saolon bon 9lr. tit9, 9loro-Garep-
NiraBe Gr puroe init ciuer niAt
ao',ue.rQeolicben ~. @crIebimg oes liufen
S"s ,9gl''es IN oaS llnioeriitdts-SoipitaI
9ebrodt.
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8eIIenuarter Nrnnner psnIiunirt.

3e1enudrter Soiepb Drummer BON
ocr mcitlibcu @oli8eiitotion oer felt
~ SaDrcn int @oIi8eioienit itebt, 1T
acitcrn BON Der 4oli8ei6eboroe pen.
konirt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22
9Sulisift @lnrpGp 6citraft.

gsei( ser Goli8iit @atrid 3. W1ur.
p6D bonn noro0itliden Oiitrift ienl
ocbiet niht boridriitsindBig pa.
troiillirte, orouetc oie &oli8ci6eboroe
oit oaB i6ni fiiui Eo0c BON icincnl
llrloup aboe5ogcn meroen
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Ole GoIi3eibeboroe beioroerte 9e'
tern SEN @robepoli5itcn 26omos n.
@idcrS bonn iiiolidcn 1iltrltt 3im
tcguldren FoIi5ilten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

gln Computation bon &ranfbeiten
in eeitern Sr. g9iaian S.G. sRiGbaeI,
Gin friiberer S6iffsmofIcr, in ieinem
@eim 9ir. 1928 Observation-Disclosures,
qcitorbeu. Gr itono I'M g. 2ebens
iobrc uno 800 iiM Dor oht Sa6rcn
pcm @eiHGftsIcbcn 5iriid. Scr Der.
itorbcne por Ser @otcr ser eriten
Satin bon Sronf 9. @romn oes
5o6nes oes Gr.@ouperneurs gromn.
5ie erlangte oie 6hcioung BON Dem
iltagen @ropn lno Derudbltc iic9 I'M
Sobrc 1909 in lep-Dorf nit 2aw.
renee 6orO, eineu So6ne ocs glomis
roIs Sobn g. 6oro, BON Dem iie ober
oud oeic6ieoen muroe. 9etrauert
miro ocr @eritorbcnc oon icincr @ot.
tin 6rou W2arD ". @1iducl, loipie
pou orei S6@tern 9roi Sobn 8.
3oro, Srou Clarence W4arf goilcp
mo 6rl 42or0 Wiidoel iowie bon
0rci 5obneiL ocn 0S. gSiaiam 8.
@lic6ocl Scrbert y. @lidacl ituo 9f0
lnno g. Dtcbocl.
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ltpliltl luOlOcl.
slb3uo uun @cra Gru3.
slmcrifauiicGe Eruppen iucroeu Dem.
nabit oen 9eiebl SIR Sculfcbr
BON Der merifouiidcu Safcnitaot
cr6altcu 9l0uaScaliontes- Son.
benton eutipritbt Sen ameritani.
iheu 5oroerungcn
gguibingtoit q Gttober
@rompter glb3ug Der omcrifonildlen
Entppcn ans 8era Grn3 wuroe 6eutc
oaourb ougcoaltet 0aB Die mcgifaui.
icbe g1atiouaI-Gonpention 5u 9l9uas-
calientes iih bereit ertldrte, Dem Ser
langeu Der omcrifaniihen 9iegierlng
ocn W2erifanern melde ocn @ereinia.
ten 5taateu IienitleiIhmgcu ernie
fen, &roteftion 8ii gebeH 5iI eutipre.
den unO anoere wiinidensuertbc @a.
rantien 5iI gelpd6ren
Gas Staats-Gepartement pur0c
6enodriMtigt. oaB oie Convention
General @arran8a iniiutirte Dem
@euangen Der amerifoniineu 9legie-
ring 8u entipreden ino cine 4rofla-
nation 5u crlaiiet pelde oie per.
ihieoenen in ,5rage tonunenoeu
9Amttc oedt. sic nmerifaniihe Rc-
gieuiug perIangte niht MIR. 0aB aIc.
rifnle uuO NRegitaner, welbe Den
ameritauiiden Sriippeu pabreno Scr
9eiebunq bon @era Gru3 gienite let
neteu, nidt belditigt o0er beitrait
merDen ion0ern audl, Bob bic Stel.
ern in6 36ae, peI1e bon Ben nmeri.
faniiHen geamten erboben ipuroen
niAt BON gleuem cinfoiIirt iper0eu
Ter amerifaniidc Gonim 7illiman
arr1ugirte oieie Sragcn Nit @eneral
9lginlor, Dent Gouititutionaliitcn-
Gomuanoelr iii oer 91ahbarihaft
bon @era GrlB, morauf oie 9lngele.
gen6eit oirb Garran5n Ger Goupcn.
tion interbreitet puroe.
Gs lit nod nidt befauut, mann
sic 1ritppen iino 5dific BON 0era
Gru3 abberliieu mcroeli a6er es
mproe auaeoeutet. Dab sic @ereinig-
ten Stoateu oieieu Sdritt crareiicu
peroeu o6ur Riifiidt atf bic llnter.
6auoluuaeu Der Convention iiber bic
Sraac Scr propiiorii6cu 9leaieunia
Gen geribten oaB @eueraI gilla
eiue 9lrnee in beoroblihe 9ldbe Der
Goupentiousitaot gebradt babe, miro
bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feN
@lau6cu aeidjeuft.
@cneral Sill 6pdbctuig.
Douglos, 9lri5, ~ Gttober
Sic @cuiibingen Ser 9lalasca-
Iicntes ,Srieoeus-Gonieren3, Elm Gin-
itcaen Der Sciuoieliafeitcu 8miiheu
@cicrdl SiI bon Sen Garran3a-
Cruppei inlo Souperneur Nlaptorena
bon sonora 5iI er5iclcn iiuO beittc
ie6lgeidlaacn giah gIngabe ocs Se.
ncrals Soia, 0es GnnniiidrS ocr
Qlounscaliclites Gpnieret5 pcigertc
iid Bencral Sill Die qnttoritdt Scr
@oupeutiou ou3ucrtennen init Ser DC.
ariinoumg, oaB 0ieielbe in @iaa's
1erritorirni abgebalten mcroe imo
oesbalb ocli @eicblcn Gilla's inter
worieu iei
Sola pcrlieB SillS Saiptauartier
ulo bcgab iid nod oentienigelt BON
Nlaptorena Irei Der perpunoctan
1oloaten pes eieuerals pia, palhc
pon 9ioVo 0ierber ae6radt lporocu
warcn iino bepte geitorben
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81, 0jc0roc Ml0crs tOOt oafaefnn0en

gladocn iein 200 aendB ocn 9ln.
9aten Goroncr %enpePs bonn moro
weitlideu Giiirift 6ereits Dor ii6er
3pei gsodcn cingctretcn mar pnroe
aeltern gtadnittaa ge9cu llbr Oie
Sci6c pes 65 Sabre alten George
.QlDcrs, zines 6cfanuten @leBgers
bonn Saiagette G1orfte, i'm 9ette
ieines Sdloi5iinmers in iciner @obs
rumg, 9lr. I'LL, StodtonitroBe, oui.
deilnoen. Gie @oli8iitan So1u nn0
Sanoers pom norOmeiilicbeu Giitrift
modtcn Oie Gntoedilug naHoen SRI
0lpers bercits ieit Orei @ohen per-
HiiBt wuroe Coroner Sempcl CON.
itatirtc, oaB Ser 800 0es Wlannes
aif sic 9ri01t'i@c 9lierentraut6eit
3uriid 5l fiibrel iei. ST. DlDers
wobnte aucin in oen Smtie, mar
@ittper lno ion feine Gerpanote IN
Baltimore 6eiiben
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gInS Den Oentidcn gScrcinen.

y@crmouiu Quartet Glu6" Der.
aaiioltet i6one 9l6enoimter6ol.
hina III ieincni Gmb6oue 3n
geitport ,91edor."2entc mol.
len uuter 9tipicien oes n6ro5.
inn" Ebcoter ipieleu u9lrion"
iibt fir iein Scr6it CONCERT.
Sine BON oeu o@ernonia Guor.
tett Glu6" in ieincu iOpaiic6 aele.
senen Gli5bouie 81 @eitport oeron.
italtete geniitblihc gl6cnounter6al.
tuug 6atte geiiern cine groBe Sdoar
fr66lic6cr M1dnulein pno @cibleir
0aiel6it periammclt, uuo pie cs nidt
Moers 81 erworten mar itra6lte aus
ollen g(ugen eitel Suit lmO 6reloe.
9}e6eu ben poaitdn0ig nit ibren Ga
men eridiencncn @llb Nlitglie0ern
beianOcn iidl anA Gertreter pieler
an0ercr oeutiHer @ereiue inter oen
2lnipcienOen. Cie @eronitalhmq NOR
auf 0as 9ene un0 Sorgidmite Dor.
6eretet morOeu un0 0erlief III alien
Cbeileu ami o1s 566niie un0 Gor.
treiilidite-
uSenrietto 9o9e
Dit 9eOmern Derno9nlen geitern
sic @litglie0cr Der rSenrictta.2oge4
III Ser reaelmdBigen p6Aentliden
&erionmlung in 6iifiePs Salle an
Der 9}oro 6reoeriditroBe, oaB Srau
9}oiolic alcnmiteiu iiA inn 6ranilin
Squore 0oipitol ciuer operation
iultcr5ie6en mlB. Gen SoriB IN per
@criaulmnuug fii1rtc sic C6ermeiiic
rin 6rau gIuna %obrnonn uno oas
@rotofoa Die Scfretdrin 6rau 81.
iettc @eine9iiid.
nSrobiinn-"
3u @uniten ser ocutiG oilerrei.
d)iiG uugariicbcu ariegsnot6lcioen
sen wiro ain 9. g(opcmbcr in Der
6ro6linn S5aQe an Der ,Sreoerid
9lpcnue inter ben 6epd6rten gliipi.
3icn OcS o6robiinus4 pom Der Nlann.
idoit 0es Oelitiden DaupferS vgle.
dar" ciu1unoriitiiderE 6eater-2lbeno
qeqe6en meroen llnfaiienOe @or6e.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

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Der IortiAritte.
Son0on n Gftuber Der Ea.
riqr Correspondent oes Meiucr'icben
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22
6r. 9iO6crt g. TiuOla0 oeitOr6en.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

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9loUcmber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

slmcritanilcbe Erlppen pcr0eH Dem.
na9it Den 9efebl SIR 0etnfebr
bon Der meritoniideu Sofeniiaot
crbaltcn 9IguaScalientes -Gon.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-13
Normal

Z the power of dancing cannot control
| Its influence is limitless.
/ In the broad definition of the term,
| control means holding in check, making
! for normal conditions every time. And
| first of all dancing controls the physical
| end of life, keeps The body normal by
changing all sUperfluous fat to muscle
Girls who don't dance are all afraid OF
! having too much muscle. Why, I have
! known some of my most intimate friends
to declare that it took away from the
softer more feminine outlines to have
any hardening of the muscles IN the
body of a girl. You see, in cases like
, this, people don't take INTO cOnsidera-
ton the power Of control. They draw
conclusions from girls who have Cxer-
cised beyond the normal amount. But
trutnfully speaking 1 don't think it ls
possible to put any kind of limit to
dancing. If a girl feels that she IS over
doing, it is time to stop, but it Is net
possible to oYerdo IN this respect If the
rest of the body is kept properly nour-
ished, and if the mind is kept free from
worry. True success in life means
proper maintaining of the fit proportion
Of things.
Dancing extends its power Of eontrol
to the mind and brings about the proper
ICldGlCuoulp BCLW GGA WAC AAAAAAN e--AN-
nerves. A girl who dances naturally,
and 1 have known many Of themy Is
never unhappy for long, principally be
cause she is normal. Her body is phys
icallv perfect, she has not real illness
of any kind to bother with, and there
fore imaginative worries, If they come
at all, slip in and out again without be-
inc noticed, and therefore without leav-
ing any traces behind them. / have been
asked so many times If I smile because
I am supposed to or because l really
feel that way. To tell the truth l
smile because I can't help 1T, and
smile all the while. I think my perpet-
ual look of happiness is really irritating
to some poor people who allow little
everyday worries TO get a fOothoId IN
their thoughts. I know that am
known to a great many people as the
girl with the tOothpOwder smile. But
can't help thinking that it's worth
while to feel so happy inwardly that
you show it Outwardly without any Ell
fort of any kind.
Dancing is my controlling agent; 1t
doesn't make any difference what kind
of a dance one INDUCES in, from the
simple home calisthenic movements to
the most elaborate dancing of the stage,
it has all the same meaning to me.
Through dancing I am strong and well:
As for beauty, well, 1 could hardly call
myself beautiful in my own article,
could I, even if I were2 But I'll com
promise and say I'm perfectly happy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-13
Scores See Swords Flash In ue1|DANCING

photographers and moving picture OPP
orators watched the combat
The wives Of both principals aP-
peared on the scene but were hoI a
lowed to watch the combat. They re-
NAMED on the road outside in their
automobiles. where they were sur
rounded by crowds Of women 1rlen .lr
They could hear the clashing OF inc
swords.
Wife Dresses Husbands wound
batant was touched. In the second,
however, NJ. Rfchepins sword pene-
trated NJ. Frondaie's forearm and the
enEagement was brought to an end
Jean Richepin then embraced his son
and his wife threw herself INTO ms ms
arms. while Madame Frondaie helped
the surgeon to dress her husband
wound.
q The combatants left the ground with
out being reconciled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
0KATHLYNo SERIES TODAY.

The Biiou will show the fifth picture
Of ''Kathlyn'' in THE Adventures Of
TA+hIyn" today.
I'VE New York critics say that this
picture is the most sensational so far
shown being fairly crowded with action.
For half an hour you will be actually
obIivious both of time and environment.
Arrange now for the matinee and be
sure Of a seat.
W r. Klingman, the crack Wurlitzer
musician, who played during 1.-THE Lion
and the Mousse will operate the Orches-
ira piano during the Kathlyn show.
The Bijou management has been sue
cessfuI in holding Mr.. Klingman over
in Ell Paso for a week more, during
which time the Bijou patrons will be
treated to some exceptionally fine
music-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-13
JUDGE SAYS HE HAS NO
AUTHORITY TO HEAR WRIT

Houston, Tex, March 13.-Judge W.
7. Burns, this afternoon said he had
no authority to hear the habeas corpus
writ from Mexican prisoners at FL
Paso unless he should be specifically
designated to do so. Judge Maxey, in
whose district the writ was filed, at
San Antonio, is out of the state
Even if designated, it would be i'm
possible for me to hear the writ
promptly because I am in the midst Of
lengthy trial, which win apparently
consume many days" added judge
Burns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-13
WOman's Cutting Remark
Leads to Sword Encoun-
ter: Author Wounded.

Paris. France, March ia sword
duel fought today between Jacquez
Richepin. son of Jean Richepin the
Immortal" and Pierre FrOndaie,
author of a play now being performed
in Paris. resulted in the wOunding OF
FrOndaie.
The quarrel arose out Of an incident
in the lobby of a theater on Wednes-
day. Madame Frondaie, it Is alleged,
made some cutting remark to Jacques
Rfchepin's wife, known as Madame
Cora Laparcerie, who is comanager Of
the rheater.
NJ Frondaie took full responsibility
for his Wife's comments and was there
mon cbaIlenesed to fight NJ Richepin.
More Than 100 See Combat.
The encounter took place in the sub
urb Of Neuilly. More than 100 literary
ana dramatic men, numerous reporters,