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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10
ANNOUNCE MANAGER TO-DAY
Pittsburgh Federal League viii Quiet
All tumOrS.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 9.-'T will
announce the name OF the manager OF
the Pittsburgh club tomorrow" was
the answer given tonight by John B.
Barbour, president Of the Pittsburgh
club Of the Federal League. to dis.
patches from New York and Clncin-
natl. that Jacob Daubert and Richard
Hoblltzel each had been offered the
managership Of the club.
I'VE have asked several players TO
name their terms" said President
Barbour. "All rumors will be set at
rest tomorrow"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10
sill nnrr for REPRESENTATION.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. g-Sir
Robert Balfour. member of tho British
parliament. at luncheon in his hon
or given By the directors ~ the
Panama Pacific exposition today said
he had not abandoned hope that his
government might reconsider ts de
termination not 20 take part in the eK-
position here next year
u think it likely the question may
be brought up in the house of COM
mons when 1t meets February 10. he
said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10
PRAISE CURRENCY MEASURE.
Investment Bankers Congratulate
Country on New Law.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 9.-A reso-
luton congratulating the govern
ment and the people upon the passage
of the new currency bill as being cal
culated to restore confidence and pre-
vent panics and at the same time in
PRODUCING a certain elasticity into our
currency which always has been lack
ing" was adopted at the quarterly
meeting Of the board Of governors OF
the Investment Bankers association Of
America here today. Investment
bankers from all parts Of the country
attended.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10
rcdcrnI. Afier MnrnnNille.

SPRINGFIFIU, Mass, Jan. .
Walter Maranyle. shortstop of the
Boston Nationals and one Of the most
sensational Of last seasons recruits I'm
that league. tonight said he had re-
ce'vcd two offers ITO Join Federal
league clubs, ono from Tinker of
Chicago. the other from Knabe Of
Baltimore. Maranville declared he
y ould not desert Boston
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10
FIVE INDICTMENTS found
Missing New Orleans Banker Charg-
ed With ImbcIIlCmcnt of
S22.32O.O0.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan a.
Five indictments were returned by
the parish grand jury here today
against r. Walter Danziger, who dis
appeared from this city December %.
charging embezliement Of S223zO.
He was HluidatYr for the Tuetonia
Bank and Trust company and the
MitchoIl-Borne Construction COM
pany. His whereabouts is unknown.
according to tho police.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10

CLEVELAND, o.. Jan g.-Chief OF
Police W. $. Rowe tonight announced
that the two patrolmen alleged 10
have played hold up game early
yesterday VIII De suspended immedi-
ately and their cases turned over to
tho grand jury FOR investigation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10
Vermont club Gets Tournament.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-The National
Amateur Golf championship OF 1914
will be held az the EkWanok Country
club " Manchester. Vermont Il was
so awarded by unanimous vote az the
annual meeting of the United States
COLI Association held here tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10
WANT A CHILD7

Anybody want to adopt a bright
open-f faced little boy Of u years?
II they do, and can furnish good
references, they can obtain the
lad by tel phoning Humane
Agent Welch The child Is an
orphan who was taken charge
OF by tho humane society
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10
Nntcd Actress Is Dead.

NEW YORK. Jan. Gladys Drew.
actress wife of Sidney Drew, the ac-
tor, died here tonight aged 40 years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10
la DAYS

have elapsed since the date on
which the city administration a
month previously, definitely prom
ised that II would furnish an
ample supply OF pure drinking
water through the city mains. and
that promise mas not yet been ftd-
filed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-10

Was the Circulation Of The World
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
Worlds Records
Broken by Stereotype

In the Worlds Shorthand Cham
pionship Contest held in Atlantic
City. New Jersey. yesterday. under
the auspices OF the National Short
hand Reporters Association. sew
eral worlds records were broken
and tests won by Stereotype oper-
atorr.
Fannie schoenfeid. a 17-year-old
Stenotypist. established new
worlds record by winning the 100
word a minute contest with $685.
accuracy. The first eight positions
In this test were won by Stereotype
operators.
Mabellc Head. an lS-yesr-old
Stenotyplst. won the iT5-word test
with 1885, accuracy. Five Steno-
type operators qualified In this
test. but no shorthand writers
qualified
Fannie Schoenseid established
another worlds record when she
won the 200-word-a-minute ties;
with $685. accuracy.
Glenn Boiling. an is-year-old STEM
otypis,, established a worlds rec
ord when he won the 220-word
test with s7tee accuracy. Anoth-
or stenotypist won third place in
this test Nathan Behrin won sec
ond place.
Miss Schoenfeld has been writ
Ing on the Stereotype for year
and three months. Miss Head has
had about two years work on the
machine. and Mr.. Boiling has been
studying about eighteen months.
Yet. with their youth and ineyperi-
ence. these young people won these
worlds championships against
Shorthand writer's and court report
ers OF FROM seven 20 twenty years
experience. Nathan Behrin has for
three consecutive years won the
championship. We, he was decisive
~ defeated. together with such
other champions as Nellie Wood,
John ID. Carson and others.
The Stereotype il demonstrated
and operating is taught az VIII
sons Modern Business College In
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29

stalls rit.tk- hanehss carrots. Sc
ssm plant tr each. fancy corn. Sc dnE .
both ouss tomatoes les ike. PIKE place
entrance. large. slayer cakes. sc. : Zee
icavss bread. itr. stalls 3stt. rs lbs
pure cane suEaf. ~ efs tsrss cans milk
Sc. Gee tea. sec - Erape juice. soc pf .
ibs maeafwui 3tr stall 1875 nnruan
meal bread. leave. stc stall . lamb
chops. lbs Sc. LED lamb. ite 10 steer
pot TeHs,. ioc and ishe n com pound
ihs stc stalls ff-ta. salmon trout. SOC
N large smsifs. ihs. strs rcd snspp~s.
Toe or lbs ste. fresh salmon. zoe ~.
stall "a. guaranteed hams zoe IN pork
ruass or steaks ftr IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
SEATTLE BRITONS
ORGANIZE TO AID

All British-born residents NJ G..
attic and vicinity are urged "a =,
tend meeting OF the British 4ns,.
lean Relief association, which vii,
be held Monday night at 8 o'eloes
Ia this assembly room al the Cham.
Der OF Commerce. The society ~.
already raised a fund for the reIss,
OF distress among those depender,
upon British sailors and toId,er,
now engaged In the European VA
and the financial and moral suppo,,
OF all Britons is needed. A ssr,ss
OF entertainments during the win.
ter 20 add 10 the fund il being con.
sidered. DIR. Ronald strath q
president OF the organization.
Last big excursion OF the season
Sunday, Aug. 30. See page 3.-Ady
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29

stalls isit. powdered laundry and
lump starch, &C. IL. &C. borss matches.
Ice 2 The navy beans. gGci 10 bars iauu-
dfy soap. 3tc stalls is-2e of.-n Lake
sErs go dor. dor Ttc fresh shurnsf
butter zoe ~. ihs 7te. fun cream
cheese. zoe ~. Stall ~ tom cod. 2 ihs
ite. red snapper. Zoe 10 red salmon. roc
~ hAlibui cheeks. ioe d.. lbs sc
stnsifs : lbs he Stall 4 Italian chpi.
coils. co ~ MstSurss. 12e ID. sausr-
kFauf 80 at miHsd pickles Zoe pt
Stall IS. res potatoes 10 ibs 1fc, sum
Fnsr squash. g. and ice sach. silver ska
uffaffHf orIons lie II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29

stan. 1ot-sfe. 2ss caa ripe olives. itci
t6r pkxs maeareni 2te. stall 20. Lin.
burger cheese. gtc 10 gorEopsolA cheese.
sec ~ stall zo7. large eucumbsff. for
iBc. cAntsiDupes. Sc each. Stall sis. ham
loaf gee ~ head cheese. ite H.. chow
chow. lie at. stall 40. ehuiifioNsr. lec
each ear plant he 1to. Htaii ipts
Washington creamery butter. tte ~ full
cream cheese. zoe u. Stall ~. sponge
cakes tcc sars slayer cakes. 2oo zach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
PUBLICMARKETS


s,sif ~. ihs ice, xranuis,.a sur.-
sc Nisii 1911. rffmost cheese Ire
ieo; Reessfprt cheese. zee 10 stall "a
oregon butter. ths ice. Wisconsin
cream hfisk cheese SIC ~. stalls TIA
fresh sREs fte dea local butter Sc 10
stan ~. tuna fish tto can large far.
honey. Zee stall -. a No. I caff-s roc
~ rolled oats &C ~. Stalls si.1g
NsafehiiFhs matches borss lee. 2 Zoe
rhEs soda. he. stall g. Danish liver
paste lee ana ttc. homemade jelly, Toe
glass stan g. boiled ham. ate ~ N.ai
loaf fto 10 stall 1875. 70 lhs pure cane
sugar. Sc. Nth zach is.te grocery order.
not including flauf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
NOT FINED; JAIL

w. a. Emory. 1899 sstb 49,
sentenced today TO 10 days IN III IN
With no fino attached. bv po~
Judge MacMahon. az the rs.n,.
his running over Cora %. Llova =,
with his auto. at Second and Ma
son. and lniuring the glrl,s a..
Mrs u. J. Lloyd. aunt
Emory's attorney appealed. po,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
THIEVES HUSKY

Ambitious and powerful thieves
last night entered the office Of the
PantAges theatre and ran away with
a 400-pOund safe. They lugged tho
safe to the rear OF the balcony. aud
knocked off the combination. but
falling 10 open the door, fled
The police declare the safe was
moved 400 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
MAY BE SUICIDE

Hucoumbing apparently 10 the ef.
fects Of swallowing smelling salts.
Mrs. Isabella r. Worth. 30. was
found dead in her room today at the
Vernon hotel. 2iGh Union ~.
The coroner hasn't yet determined
what caused the woman's death.
Hotel employees say she has been
Respondent for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
BRITISH LOSE
THREE VESSELS

LONDON. Aug. 29.--That the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. once a
transatlantic liner. but since the
wars outbreak German com.
merce destroyer. sank several
ships before being itself sunk by
British cruiser High Flyer, off the
west coast OF Africa. was learned
today.
Those sent down were the Brit
ish steamships Tubal Cain. Kai-
para and Nyanza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
ARREST ROGERS

a telegram received BY Jo,s,.
II Warren, special agent -, spa
department 81 justice Al ee.,a'
says w. Il Rogers, accused :, ' W.
Ing his partner. ~ ". WIZ, ~
Alaska, May. 1913. was arrs,.a y
at iAbertyyllis. m. sa
The crime. one Of the mos, h..
tai In Alaska. occurred al csy.,
mas Greek. 'sb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
COURTS TO OPEN

Vacation will be over Tus.a..
and the nine Judges OF the suns-a..
court VIII be back on the Job. Ind.
BOYD }. Taliman will be the ~
siding Judge for the ensuing 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
20 MALE SITUATION
Il statesmen WANTED

sis. itns saissnara mshtn. small tewus.
jest ths rrefutann pfopasiftnn rca efs
taakinx for .afusthins = little differ
saf has ether heas~. are pn'tlag 0a'
We Gasfantss our gods - ell 90 tahs
haek unseit goods Fsr fall Fsftieais .
~ri'. tndar MAJ wfk Co. sis W
niss~i 81 chirsEe. ~
sstssmah wanted EspsFtsnee unasees
sArr sssY wurN bi9 par wits Tor
tAfs. tisi - ersntrss effrrtHE nrtrf
funisies % earn ts.te 80 tsaes dsf
whiie raa learn Address usaFess Of
free Dept fts Sattanai aaiestnse :
Trstninx Association. Chicago Ss-
Yors Kansas city. hAa Ffanrisro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
40 BUSINESS CHANCES

wan,sd-An idea who can think 81
some simple thin1 80 patent Protect
your Ideas. they may tftns you wealth
write for Needed Inventions" and
'h"~ 90 Oct Your Patent and Your
Money" Randolph a Company. Psfsnt
ATTORNEYS. Washington. u q
Splendid payine business. fsady los nan
20 step into direct AEsnf Or large
corporation. provided he can prove
hbiii,y satisfactory references rsquifrd q
inyssimsnt - not over itoo. fully go
cured position Noffh " 900 raf annum
80 CURTIS Hidx nuffaio. =
csrii Hoisi -furni,urs nrtuf-. frost
ever ieee yeaf asol snd business -
Anaruftrs Wash location excellent
fsocsssibie 20 miiisi must be sald -
ones st = sacrifice. az owner j. in other
business Address 90 tsiephons T.. A
Finley. Anafortss wash.
40 H.e2 NsA. 49,
Ambitious. rsspactahis woman. aEs ~.
wishes % meet sa honest man. whs u
~iiiinH o. iusssi Nth her in lodi ina
house Address tsis, star
Fsf sale privately. house - 20 foams All
fuii splendid position esntFai saitshis
for too ladies' Too much ~efk faF enc
reason Tor selling Price moderate CASH
required. ti.t9e desn frtaa star
nsisi ~ III raofns. doins spisndid tusi.
bs.i guarantees tneoms - iitsee per
month. nsBt uniY tse per meath. ~tth
tsess Price ti.fee
Espast. ALASKA. 10 the risr- fof You op-
poFtunitiss for Ft.nt people For Ia
fsrmsilgn wTits .. o Ha-ysr. Jr Ea.
sisss - rents
~>~J~s~~~~~~~~~~
INVESTMENTS
nEAL ESTATE Mon1oAaKa ttfs ur
~ 50 -. faiiy secured ,os .ais ~ Jss
" Thomas CO frr fss f.hsFfF e.
--a-->-'---~,~~].-~s.---,~-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
NOTICES
npfrIsu AMERICAN
nrtlrr ASSIMILATION

/ meeting - M. Association viii be h-id
IN the chamber 81 cenmsrcs Assembly
Room central building on Monday,
August 81. at . va SHARP Az hft
tsh-horn residents ~ seattle and tiein
nv are earnestly requested o. attend
object % the sevivts, a. raise funds
60 relieve distress amongst dependents
% soldiers and sailors engaged IN the
European war Your moral as veil "a
your financial support is needed
m RoNAt.p srRAru
President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
ACREAGE
ARR rot ENrIoYrDr
AnE yorH LIVING gxrENsr.
n1sur

~ -. fnn'i roa wsnt 20 f~snrs then.
Tea can Do ~ w kuytrs a place
tiss this. al improved. ~ttA pretty
sf@nui hurEainw. atth faFaituf~.
veil. 2 ehtcksn haus@s ~f,h chifssn.
stso1i aa arfr cleared haisn~s
siashef ana hnFnrd yaB ran raise
chickens. sfuits ara Vegetables ans
- g. $50 ffasn your wofk IN Fs-
sstis ever dsf Th~ san.r NJ
spear. wanss aairs eriian- sni pets
The price frf everything ai ftrte
ara I'll u1ats terms Gene direct
Take the fetFf a. @afison PARK 70
ngrAs a FsfrsFs sffias IN girsland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
10 MALE HELP WANTED

y
Ekr At rmoarroS'H srn Ash ftKN
WAY root ar as rikE ~
mon CRAZE nf.tE EEnnE Httrs,
ttfte Gaften rfaets. Meas Upstairs
SUIT shop. second fiusr TFafsrs' uids
sasy Thira ss
wsntsd-Trs men learn auto ard tfacs
dFtsirx ard repairing Tree Youth.
Mot.En nAnHER cufi.ruE
Wants men and wefnsn - learn bafbsf
trade Wages paid rhns iszrnins
eEf Occidental Az seattle
LrANS OPERATING NoXtSu picture
rnarhins earn tse weekly uffiee iN
CEDAR o.. 60 .
~~e~~~~~~-~~~1~~~-~ ~<~~-~~~@@~~~~~~O
20 MALE SITUATION
fauns man. 81 sinsie Temperate. tsn~si.
rritahss desires resitiea In s~nsfai susf'
rhandiss staF. In eauntry salsff NJ Oh
isct Gc1. Franrs. C~nsfai usiitsff.
seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
INVESTMENTS

~ 60 ~. fuiiy secured ,of .ais ~ Ja.
Thomas CO inr tss Cherry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-29
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY

tssit5. all cleared. Or eisw tracts al lake
nurisn tstt 10 t1sa o. Down Ann
sec FEH WIEN wide. .fs Ns~
ForA Blk Elliott see,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
Gpradl ii6er gnnmidlmnf.

Garl @annmart bon gteporf, 9t.-Su
6ielt geltern 9lbeno in Ser WlcGoD-
Saae inter oen gluipi5icn Der itdOti-
iden Gunitgeieaihoft mO Der $50
mems Gioic 2eague" cinen gortrag
ii6cr Die 8ort6eile, pelc1e oifentliAe
-StraBen bieten faas iie an 6eiOen
Seitcn nit i9attigcn 8Gumen be-
pflau5t iino. Seiu gortrag wurOe
oenn ai1 BON Den glnmeien-
ben nit pieleln 9eifoa oufgenonmen.
9lui Der 9ieonerbii6ne ioBen Die Sol
gcnoen: Serr uno Srau Benjamin
". Gorfron, JIM, SEER lmo 6ralI
ghitin Gallagher, Serr imO 6rau
@iaiom @cOrid, illn. SRI. &ot6erine
IS. 6rid, Or. @iaian 8ullod Glarfe,
George @eems g9iaioms, Serr inO
6rau 6ranciS sc. Sends, 6rou So
min s. 9lbea, g9iaiom 0}. gnmart,
Soiias bennington, 9io6ert Garrett
Naitor Or. Sug6 @ird6eao mo ga.
itor Or. 10. $. 2i6liter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
itcin, 9ii0olticitc Scr g8ilfcns 9lpc.

ltcin Siioo1ticite Der gSiltcnS. glpe.,
na1c Bopion.Str., IA BEL 100.
Gornelia 9. Guiioro unO @emoBl
OH Siaoc Goroii6 etc, @cltIeite Der
&ocu-, nobc 2erineton.Str., 81 bel
150.
81. 5. 6. 9orriean an G6os. 5.
SeagIe, 0itieitc BON 9rooomop, nobe
Ntlllifin.Str., 13 bel rs.
6. WtcGlure Gou8er, SruIt., an
SronciS q. @lurpbp, SiiOieite Scr
95ratt-, no6eSborp.Str., 20 bci 1874.
@alter @. aeenan an Glen S.
Seenon, Siooitieite DER 9(aen., na6e
&orf Seigbts glpe., 45 bel 80.
Daniel S. gro0erid an Carrie Sec
gon Suoieitc Der Gouonolon.g glpe.,
nabc 1. Ctr, 16 BEL 100.
5reocrid GorIous uno 6rau an
George S8. @ooel 0iticite Der Sat
tcrion-& &arf-9lDe., nabe 9liDer.5tr.,
13 bel 70.
g8m. u. @oult llno 6rou an 8olf
SoIgonif, 2 @ritnoitiide.
2ioo 6. 2usb0 an 6reo. BroB etc.,
@eItleite ser Wlontforo. 9[bc., nobe
Sliper-Str., Is bel 70.
M}orgoret q. o.. @3iltcr an Ebos.
$. @oit6cr, 2 @rlinoltiide.
G6oS. gs. 9runoige an oenielbcn,
3 @rltnoitiide.
@eo. S. 2ona an 6rco. g8oucnbcr-
ger llnO 5roit SiiOwciticitc Scr Oar
leu nabe @ermanio-Str., 14.6
bel -.
San SojnowSfi ino Grou an 01i.
foIoi ao8micrSfi ilnO 6rou, 0itieitc
Der 0llrboul-5tr., nn6e Gonton.9lpe.
Otto @obr uno 6rou an Sermnnn
SduI5c uno 6rau Siioieitc Der
8ioole.Str., nabe W}ontforo.glbenuc,
1876 Bel 70.
SeIenc Scmmcter unO @ernobI an
aotberinc 6. 5bubarot, 9}oroicite
Ser DdQimon-Str., nobe W1ontforo-
9ibenuc, 1876 bci Go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

GaS finite CONCERT Scr 36slinge
0es n@eabooD @luiif GonierOoto.
RUINS fano oeitern 9lbeno in ser
Gou8ertboae oieies Suitituts itott
imo nobmen Die folgenoen 30glinge
Gurun Sbeil: 9iidorO Silger, Sorob
g. Gronlmer, 5reoerid 9. @eooer,
9lubD Stonforo, 0scor 8. 2ebmonn,
@irginia Garth, @tbel 0npis @il-
liam @. Sort G2or Roicnitcin,
eleanor 9. Gbaie lmo 9(ug. 9ulcb
@oroon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
Mc0aillcn fiir sen sdIc0.YOItcn.

@cOaillcn fir Oem Sdlcg-%Oitcn.
9ci Der regelmdBigen geriamm-
lung OcS n9lomirdl g8infielO Scott
SdlcD ASoitens Ger. 65" am morgi-
gen Sonntog IN 9lr. 416, @eit.
SapetteitraBe, merocn Nleooiacn an
@litglieoer oerlie6en werOcn, mclde
IN Seer unO 6lotte Der Ser. Stooten
ouf Oen Fbilippinen, in Cuba, G6ina
uno %orto 9iico Gienit get6an 6obeu.
So6n Sartman miro cine cntipre1cn-
DC 9lnipra6e 6altcn. Serr Sortman
bat iolpobl ouf oen @6ilippinen ais
audi in G6ina gefdmpit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
Ser 0cIOmurft.
StarTe 9labiraae nod @ertbpopie-
rem - IeutIhlGuoiIhe NntereI.

StarTe 9ladirage nod @ertbpope-
rem. Ieutibldnoiidc Suterei-
fen an ser u@eItIi6en 0lorpl6n.
Der 9obn~. StraBenboDn.gf-
lien I'M Stcigcn.
Cine Itarfe 9iodfrage fir cute 9lu-
la9en fenn5eihnete geiierp oas @e-
iddft ouf Der bieiigen 9orie, uno es
lpuroen cine itattlibe gln5o6I neuer
9Inlciben ausgeboten. Gle 9Itticn Der
llniteO HuilwapS & electric So"
modten geiteru wieOer ciuen neueu
9iccoro, inocm iie aif 281s itiegcu.
Eie 9Iftien Der @as-@eieaidoit 6ieI.
ten Iicb 5iemIib itationdr. 9aargelo
mar leidt uno purOe 81 5 &ro5ent
fir EcrninaeIO angeboten Gieier
nIcorige Giirs pirfte me6r ais eiu
Canpfer nuf Die glnfdilie. @S Der-
loutetc, DAB Oie ,Gbeiapeafe & Sbio.
8abn" in Der Gireftorcn-Sib 0ic
Gioioenoe ouf Stanlmaftien einitel-
len ueroe, miOer Grpartcn muroe ie.
ood Ole i'm September perfiir5te
Observation-Disclosures BON gro5ent
nod einmoI crflGrt. Ger 4lou sur
9ieorgauiiirimg Der rg9o6oIb.go6u, 4
welher in St. 2ouis oifi5iea porge-
legt wurOe, mar in ieineu baitptidb-
.liditen 8eiiinnumgeu idbon 70 lange
befount, Dab er feinen @iuorud mod-
te. Ger glpril.9Iusmeis ser ygolti.
more & Cbio-9obn" mar idein6or
giinitig, oo6 fam bel Dem gcrglei1e
nit Dem @oriobre in @ctrabt, Dob
Die 9abn Oorigcs Sobr i'm Dl1r5 un0
9lpril iuiolge Oes 6odwaiiers ob-
norm bobe 9lusgoben fir Snitanobal.
timg gebabt bat. SSm 9IuSlnuO.@ed-
ielmarfte lit Scr Gcpiienfirs o6er-
mails geitiegen, obnc ooB eS ieOoh 5u
Weiterem @oloausgange gefommen
m1re. Der 8onoSmarft mar in bo-
benz @raoc oeriiimmt, oa God SSslano
GollatcralS, Wlniouri @aciiic mO
gSeitern N}orplano Bombs bart be.
OrGngt muroen. Ole alte Griobrung,
ooB giienbobn.9lttieu, auf ruelde 81.
6uBen be3a6lt poroen, in Der Negel
inter Dem 9etroge Der 3ubuBe 3u
fouieu iino, muroe BON 9}euem beta.
tigt. glls 1909 Die @oulos bic ,gSe.
itern W1orplono-9a6n~ ais boif.
niugslos inioloent fa6ren IicBeu,
ibernobm Nlorgan Die Jieorgoniii.
ruug Der @abn rmo lcgte Den gIftio.
ndrcu Der bei0eu 9lrtcn bon 9lftien
cine 3ubuBe BON $40 ouf @eiierr
moren Stommafiien aui 19 geialIen
lmo Ole @or5ugsattien nit einem
aurSItur5 bon IS Funften ouf SO.
9ln Der 9abn lit aud Ole ,Ccutibe
Yanf~ IN Berlin berporrageuo bct6ei-
liot, mo Die felt einiger 3eit ou6al.
tenoc 9l6widlng in ! y@eitern WlarD.
lano"-9lftien mo Bombs miro OieIer
Sntereiieneruppe 5ugeihrieben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23
9Srciic I'M Segiuaton.N .Nlartt.
GIeiich.

2onm6roten pro &hInO. .22c.
aolbS- Gotclettcn, @fo.. 15c. 30c.
5binfcm pro @funo. .22c.
56infcn (geiAnitten, pro @fO. 35c.
Sbweins- Gotelettcn pro @fo. 22c.
2omm.S6nibel, pro &hmo. .2Sc.
aol68.S .S6nieeI, pro @f6. 25c. 3Oc.
@orterbouIe Steaf, PRO @funo csc.
Sirloin Steof, pro &fo. 22c. 25c.
gippen6roten, pro @fnno 1Sc. 25c.
SuppeufleiId, pro &hmo 12c. -15c.
Somburger Steof, pro &iuno 1Sc.
Sol5flciiA, PRO &funO. 12c. -1Sc.
.S1uIter, pro @funo. 1Sc.
Shmor.2onuL pro %flino 15c.
aolbsbroten pro EfO. 1916. 25c.
aolbslc6cr, pro @hmo ..... .30c,
g'roS1en ..,.,..... 15c. 3Oc.
9touno Steaf, pro &hno 22c. 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

- = OWTEFVt -VIVV UUF
lc1cI; sSerlnnOt bon Den @Ieootorcu
s057 9uiheI; eIeDotoren gorrat6
36943O 8ul6cl.
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sd base cinine fIeine 0Jarten.6armen

IN Gr5ke uon DiS 10 Ndtr, rtuas
0itlid bon bcr Stabt gclegcn unO
mjdDtc MT 2cntcn In Ierbinbnn0 trc.
ten, bic Sntcrciic am 0nnf folder 6nr-
men bnbcn. Ndnfcr idnncn ibrc ci.
gCvcn Scbin9nnaen MAIDEN. glorcNire
M. 10", Scutidlcr GUrrcipDnocnt.
(Sul20-)
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baltimore WlarftbcridJtc.
ffreitoa, p. Wfoi I'D

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-23

idel Gerinnot bon oen glebaioren
9063 8uidcl, GIeDotoren Gorrat9
52,042 gul6eI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08
CIGAR STORES HEAD SUED
Surbrug Seeks S150,00O
Damages from Whelan in Deal

John W. Surbrug. a cigar and tobacco
manufacturer. filed a suit in the Su-
preme Court Yesterday against George
J. Whelsn, president OF the United
Cigar Stores Company, for sl50,ooo
damages. growing out OF the efforts TO
form q tobacco manufacturing corpo-
ration in Great Britain. II Is alleged
that Whelsn agreed that II Surbrug
would promote in Great Britain a cor
porstion similar TO the United Cigar
Stores Company and interest persons
satisfactory to Whelan he would take
a one-third interest and invest $780,
900 in the corporation.
Surbrug said he was to receive 10
per cent Of the capital stock and his
expenses. and Whelan was to control
the management of the enterprise.
Surbrug alleges that Whelan failed TO
live up to the agreement