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The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Probably the man who shot and killed his wife
because he objected to her making public demonsra
tion of corn cure in drug store window was the
very person who forced her to accept that kind Of
employment
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28
Their SiSnals Mixed

At the precise moment when former Senator Al
bert J. Beveridge, of Indiana, denouncing the
two old parties, Col. Roosevelt announcing his
decision to support Harvey D. Hinman in the forth
coming Republican primaries in New York State
Evidently got their signals mixed-St Paul Dispatch
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28
Morning Smiles.
Just His Luck.

You are not the boy who usually cad
dies for me?''
No, sir. l tossed up wifi i'm for yer e
And you won?''
mo, l lost London Mail.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

We think that if we to visit New Orleans
just at this time would not order roast squirrel in
a Chinese restaurant.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Carnegie hero commission ought to do some
thing for the Delaware gentleman who married a
widow with ten children.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Sometimes fellow thinks he in the contest
for girls affections only to find out when it is too
late that he lost
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Lives there a man with soul so dead who never
to himself hath said "Hurrah for my towns base
ball team"
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

surpass the Empire State in population and wealth
and become in fact the seat Of empire Or he might
em;grate to Oklahoma
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28
FRENCH FLIER FALLS TO DEATH

Paris. July H.-Lieut. Valensoi. Of the
aviation corps, was killed today when his
aeroplane Volplansd during . flight
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Some cutting remarks have been made about Sec
retary McAdoo's alleged misuse of the revenue cut
ters.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

We wouldn't mind winter so much if there were
some method of canning watermeons.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Col Roosevelt may find that it is better to sue
than to be sued.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

A press dispatch says lot of Mexican arms were
seized near FL Paso last week, but does not state
what became of the legs and bodies.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

1t is pretty safe rule not to give credit to
calamity howler.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Congress may be shy quorum occasionally, bu
there is always quorum at the White House.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28
A Line o Cheer Each Day o
tn Year.

written expressly for The Herald
By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS
AN ANTIDOTE.
Copyright. I9l4l
\, hen I'm inclined to selfshness-
And often I'm inclined that way
l turn and study the success
OF famous people Of the day.
And when / note how little love
They've won who've forged ahead by
greed,
Right seltishly / push ana shove
TO find some Son OF Man in need.
Who'll give me that no Millionaire,
His ruthless pathway duly run.
For all his frozen millions there
Can count among his treasures won.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

carranza's new press agent seems to be very
capable one
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

And now that Mr.. McDermott has resigned, l
won't take quite so long to call the roll of the House
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Thank goodness, Uncle Sam doesn't have to as
sumo any responsibility for conditions in Servia.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

A Texan died in bath tub the other day, and
we understand that they are going to bury him in it
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28
New York Hotel Arrivals.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
New York. July 2T.-Washingtonians ar
rived and registered today as follows:
Navarro Marlboro -Blen.-
D. J. Bates, W. +. Kirk.
W.whitley. r. W. Power,
Bristol York
Miss E. Durham. F. NJ. Parke,
Cumberland Park Avenue
Mrs. c. G. Dulin. T. L. Scribner,
NJ. G. Irwin, VI. Washington
E.A. Cryne. Mrs. KIP Hamilton,
Latham Miss G D. Hamilton.
J. c. Eanshaw ST Denis
Longacre- d. BrOderick.
c. NJ. Hollingswortf c. A. Myers
Herald Square Van CouTtlandt-
F. Pullen. NJ HAYS
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

There is almost as much talk about the alleget
peace in Mexico as there about the alleged war
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Carrsnza is one strange Mexican. He works.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Haiti seems to be the tar baby of the republics.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Mrs. William c. weidersein. daughter
OF the late Senator EIkins. and her
daughter. Miss Edwina ElKins Rruner.
who are making a motor tour through
Central Europe. are among the late ar
rivals at Lucerne.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Col and Mrs. NJ. A. Winter and Miss
Virginia Winter are making an extensive
tour through the West to the Pacific
Coast. They will stop at various points,
including Colorado and Yellowstone
Park, and after visiting in California
will return via the Canadian Rockies and
the Great Lakes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Tomorrow DR.. Edwards will tell How
Norman B. Ream Studied a Cyclsne."
tI'opyright IsliD
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Mrs. Herbert II. Brown and the Misses
Brown, Of Marietta, Ga. have join--d
Mr.. Brown at their residence. 1871 c.
lumbia road. Mr.. Brown is the Wash
ington manager for y. l. Carpenter X
Co, OF New York.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Mr.. John Cotton Smith left yesterday
to join his parents. Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Roland Cotton Smith, at the latter's sum-
mer home at Ipswich. Mass
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

Rear Admiral Yates Stirling. L. 5. ",
retired. and Mrs. Stirling are at Bass
Rocks, Mass. where they will spend the
remainder Of the season.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-28

The former Secretary Of STATE and Mrs.
Philander c. Knox and Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Knox are late arrivals at the Viz
yinia Hot Springs.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

tifs. sen.f naa par III fhc fNcer
asan ~ Texas honprfl n co. tpn
ilDr hs natinH Is eIf nea aN'i
fhe fnH az hnnof ~ ihe +haprri
f1fd ifa Fr.ft.s nafnn waf
sahiea ie ihe iaH Nffnen ~ fpif
ctfeft
Tire meeting Of tae aces bid So
eliot, 30 fho fhrlHIan Nh4reh riiea
~ this afternoon ia meet wIfh dr
n y Inacps nf bef haue W. s1afh
iHaFg haa btrn nfHHaHrd f0f art usef
There aiu b. "a ueatlnn III 5h Doii
fhin afiefn1ua no HtinNf at iNe if
faH 'infnafie
TIE General Adjustment Company
flr ms 30 nfW firm ferfu.if
Irnanlzed nd having requHff'r sn
.hr kmlra nuHdIna NutuH hffHE4In
Waf l,nes ih fna neH hrtsIna li"
uiruanY cMlm iha3 fhnF vlu Hlrfe
nnI wru ,4f thef policy " collect
Ine h.iis and claims Mcmhera u Ao
nfm ore john 3 Mc amphsii. %
ualla and fNurr 90 Houan
NJ. ard mes. } " ooeisage Of Oal
al ars n tHr eos fer teteii aatr
sfae sieHian at fln Apd'iann Nttl
Nf qaoiriee fuiiHheD the Au0.fs
NHilt ftf a $3.50 ff tu
aia nrsf uee na Wnra snN
afr gariti Hfftndri fH' tt.
Htnaufuef auft0f r.uHou enlrN
fnea st 0aNaN.fs tIHu mHf HNi
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24
A CONFESS
Hope. Her Sia'snss''
will Help o'bsr II

Hines, Ala.-" ~ !, Isl
MIS-. Ea!a Mac lsss 49, u
ardui. she wonisa
= : q great eat deal Of COCA ~
peiore / commences g !, II
xo MIA, spit 70 eytyl.ss !, "a
MA Nj sleepy iseling :. ~. n
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a va SS,,la hsss sss''s
l.auoasly. - ia
Since takirg eE ~ a
c,'Ii smiling 10 VII y,
seems 10 dgea .s.
gained 10 poana's y. !. s,s,,rs
-. u sc Is 3 q cso'naua = |
WIS N"NH|
ar, 10 suIle'. r,.s
Far hali i rssis Y \ r
,,syins list SUB " -
~ sSn, s', Srnds GLITTER, sI.s
which pour iI'' 49, Z ~.
noScsi oliagEo'''<. =. ~, .'
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S, 4, tie weaksn's
and siTcas'h. (, rers Z
&C cs,dui lis hsIpa VA
-, - ,co. liei " III
Won Won't i isssg'rsi l.
mr. g e. 1900, I j
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

wlil oxen iamornw n ID 4
nd wlll continue aalii suss
itrs mon haye eA.asri I
un placos and De iIqhi 7
.Il hc thc hest ever sAaan 4 !
un the Officials assla' Z
uoIera from neafl, sei1 q
the ufssissippi Rlfu ~
stock i'ne z g I
~. displays is a meia
looked wi'h 'boaafA''e
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

Pleading eullsy 70 the charge % "
aufsllf caffsls% PISTOL '1"
f,smpbeii d faans while man end 70
~, lime member ~ Use police fsfee
ana yesterday morning nrrd 900 and
t.4sa u tte ceunif court
Ths rsouisr weekly meeting % me
nrssfians eiii ae diepepfad 0iih tNH
ee.t - aee0hni ~ ire regular meet
,ar ast az thr eipH falling 0u Taank
ritine Stacy ~ fHe lfotafiaHe anf
,h,lr aale Nll attend tHe ner-
iaare is ~ eitfH s tiM -af Nh
raefs.ias etenlhe
y rsa Wholesale ard re'ail eeiah
( iihnient ~ far ai ~ fan Hni Nff-
.eif has betn eftsh'ifaf1 a tip rehel
t.l tffant win Walter <ruinan Hn1
isfHe as prapriffaf titffi
ito $50 D4fu ~ ihe tltY aUH ff'sa sintt
~ an umea D. fht Dn1n.H0 70 ,iir HfH
firm
Ths meeting o. iHe ruessay huc'io0
Bridge Ulub h,f aftffnrHr HHi w ith
Nif l.ii Welie N hfr hpue on
puHh asHnHe nra IS HfN l
,W d HHnmrr iuH NNen nfHf."'
mUalne
J. W. sherman and D. o snoa
afas uf tH ffnaH HuHrrf tnfnt
paat $40 fDf taf ptar ta H hare
Nfen oa hthnfe fup nHar hnwins.
ef~ 1fftro. Hf. tNh D rHi" HNfu"
IIIst D. H0u ~ tnn f
aunfrfa Hag Mr fhenmnN rum hat
h uuH Nn aHan f.ta ~ l"
uHflNtN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

Mrs G. y. scoii yeoteriay morning
nturri hum all.nH wHn M'
uyuleA Uo nnuu mariin a Nn
rtsas Federation wamcn rih
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

s'"rfao'o same risce arr tasv consmrsnr ~. i.
y = tam e'fnsf me penaant marks1r y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
NnNcsmnc

9lm 2o 0ldr5,. Qua 9art0c, gr. 4os. &oro'
FIN is. Mdr5, 6aruiinc @t. 9icmiacr, gr.
1900, 8oieoulc Rodn. 66 Sabre alt
9lm ID Wtdr3 Hrioact SDutb, inn Whtricipnl
Tnbcrcuoiie sNuipiial. go Sabre alt
glm 20 lidri eqnie g &tooihap 9lr 2226
Ropulnr Groue Strafc , Sabre alt
sim 20 9ldr5 garrett y. oilbert Pr i4iS,
W,n0iiOusNlOcuue, as Sabre ALI
9lm 20. Dldrj. Soiepg 8. Sngle, gir. 1907
geeits9anpnle zirabe. 81 Sabre ait
glm 20. Wdr5 9ourence 6os5af, gsr. SOB,
Giios0iiionglpcnue, go Sabre alt.
9lm 81. Widr5. Sulia SeBler i'm 6ranilin
Guuurcs 0pipiial. b1 Sabre dlt.
Yin 20 lldr3. Nmauoa 81. GiHyId, glr. 20l5,
6anspcr Sirabc. AZ Sabre cit.
glm 2i Widrj Miar9atei y Snnabau, Gr.
7l7 Goros@ s@barcss5trabC. ~ Sabre dlt
2lm 20. WdrB, Wuuic 9iginaitUn, Dir. 81,
GuicluHosSirube. 90 Sabre alt.
PIN g. Wi0r3 Sobu 81. Ninrdl, i'm llnOert'
glm 10. Mdy5. E6omas gs Gneg, Gr. 6,
NOrhciicr6ooo % NnDre alt.
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glm 20 NiGr3, Wdd1el Y4nrrcu, gtr. 2O5 ~
Tonp. cpn Srabc ~ Sabre alt
Sim 20. Oidr3. ,SunH 3iinG, AM oeW Sauls
pcr Geddr." lS Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
Nie 0rohibition In annins.

NDif Sic fir5hde altipro6ibitioniide Mitnogepun9
Ics Qor0inos Gibbons antuorete mcnige Gage lpotcr
cine Iron Glla gl 9oole e 9robes 2idt in Der SS =.
3 II nit elmer 6fieitdlen Grildrumg porin lie llu)
chi 6os 2cltanb 0es GouUernuirS pon SouIa5 6eriei
gicer 6e6auptc, aon3 aleic1 pic Is 5 nil anOerci
Staacn pcr6atc in cincni Staote ici oie &roDibtlon
fcin tootcr 8uAa6c SSn Snliaa probi6re tie wirflla
ln0 6as 8ro6i6itionsgciee mcroe BORT cbcnio leldl
oilrAocfi6rt mic jc0e5 an0erc @cieB. Gas lit IN DER
G6ot Der 5tou0pmft Ocs @ougrncrs bon &anIa9
George S. Soogcs III cin 9larnc llno mir crinuerl
inns nod cGr robl Ger &cbc Die er eirer5et Dor Der
9lnti Solo0u-G Gonpenton i'll Columbus, g., belt urO
porin or oie uimoer6orcn Se9lungen Die &onias Der
9Srobi6ition 5 ucr0onfcn babe nit elmer 8eaclicng
GdilGcrtc OaB man mcincn oate IN 0ciem Stootc lci
oos liQciu fcii i60ncr Sralnn nicbr ion0ern grcii
Garc 98irtliAtet
g6cr Dat @ourcrncw 0ooGcS 9led)t? 9filn mir lmo
IN ser 2agc hm cineu cgen gclcnilbcrteaen 5u Ton.
nen Der and elm etdc0ener @e8ncr Dc5 0ctr0ntobnn-
rcls a6cr nit 9c3ua au &auas 0ob aon5 onoerer YIN.
idt lit ais scr 0o9crcr 0cs States 0os i'll Games
Souc Ocn StunoS Gin Oidnil Der Cb ais probibltio-
riihider Sdriititclcr cinen giamc Aemadt bot @r
belcdeic neuid bic 2cgmnacn Der %ro6tition IN ic-
ncm Siootc in 6ofi auboitlider Ncilc W9on io9e
6af cS in S5 Don tO5 Counties fcue Srrenbdlcr mebr
ocbc Gas Iei ridjtig 9lncn man oiric nd)t pcrgc
icn oob In annias sic Srriigcn IN Sen Staats.N Noip
Glcrlt lntcrQcbrodt mir0cn t0 bort bcl0n0c d] 3lr
3cit 1900 olGer lhigliidlidjen Sbaddid ne6me bic
Rail scr Nrriinugein @anaS in oem @1one 5t oaB Der
Gtoot lid gci6t6gt cbe GroBcrc Noiptdler 81 balcn
Nlon ucuuec icrcr Oorollf oaB IN aauiaS oreBi0 Nr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24

mea6dllicr lccr itduOcu. 9ud oo@ itinmc gl6cr oer
Staat Hnter5altc 1900 &qRers opdo no cn 9rmen5aus
lcer e6c oa ie Oos GoiIit0 cidfdd rit i'm Staoe e9
5u ntcr6altcn @s perOe bette iu6r @err Souie iort
in aariaa ne6r gctrmicn ais ie jn0or, SIN 5un pori-
gen lSobres ieeu aleu na6 Iopcfa 10000 Quarts gl=
fo6ol importirt mor0cn. 0os mode 8uei Quarts ouf
0en Sopi Sat inter icOem 9lutonobi5 in aonas iei
cine aantine Oeritedt Die &robibition in &aniaaslei
nidts mtter ais cn 6e6, nit Dem Der 5anatismlS
icnc &ultts trcibe Seit ddhmo0reiBig ,5a6reH babe
Die 8rc6i6ton in &onias 6rcu 3ped ocriebt. llnO
Ger Mlouu BON Dem Oie5 3cgniB itomut lit meOer elm
9raer nod elm gS6istep6reuncr ionOern en- lit pieme5r
Gin 6efamter Gegner Ger 0etrdnfenOurie @r bat lit5
oe Singer mno geidrieben gcgen c a6er bon Der Fro-
6ibou mil er uidts mc1r wcn neil cr gcrooe in iei-
mem Staote in &onuS gcic6en BAT OoB ie en obiol-
ter 6e1IiAlaa H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24

Scpartcmcut lHr Jiicuaimc gcr6ciirrnuaeu
i,ater ccpGrtcment oes taotsSnnenicars.
8altimorc ~. Widr8 1914.
9n Mnc, bic ec aunebt!
So mro bicrmit GcmdB Den Abtnlien Sc y
uno SO y bes Baltimore SiGois9bariey5 beIannt
Ocmot6L oab bic aglaerunQS @ommllllon Ger
etaot Baltimore Hd@ Dem %. Mpril 1914 bcs
Qinncn miro bic nnAgcnannic Strube nit MO
ocrnem Ninierinl 5n pilatern, lcu 81 pllaliern
lno nen 81 bele9cH. Aue @erlonen nn9 e9t
rogatuncn luerocn ocsbnl6 anlaeoroert, Grs
innbnibio)einc fir aGc glrbciien 81 1icn uno
eieie por ocn 25. 9lprl f9il 81 DeenoeIl ole
in irQcnO cincr 9Scie bic gluGrabul0 ooet
emirci6nnQ na6QenaHmer Sttabc ooer eiiice
I6eiles ocyie6cn abiplg ma@en niU0ieh nad1'
ocm ilc aui io.9c Eelle Gepiialiert nen aepl'a'
iicll o0cr neu bceQt it,
Die o0en cripdDnte SiraGe III:
EcrmiunlsStrahe (Sans Slrdbe) bon sails
man bis 9oniiitnion SirdBc
81. 81. Wic0nN,
Slaot- eSugenicur.
Sm 9lufirnn Der @ilaiierun0s Gonnnllton
Der StaOi gnltihl0re.
~. 0cit1 Compton,
goritcr mo coniEliireaocr Sn1cnleNr.
(Ndr6t4 .2t .2S, ,glpr4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
adt seitcn.
Dicnitaa, Sen "A. @dr5 1914.
Sin Grpcriment JON 9roher Se0entnna

Sin GTpcrimenf uDn groher SeDentnng
General &oimeiitcr 9urleion unterninmt Elm Gr'
pcriment oeiicu 9usial pom 8an5en Sanoe nit span
NINA crportc miro @r uia Ole Sarner ino Die Soil-
inncitc in ocn StG0tcn IN 0rce &er6moung nit eir-
amber icscn. Baltimore Bolton, 9Hlanto, Ct @ous,
giod ,SSan6 ga Groie 2Dm gSa6ington Detrot uno
can Trancsco nn6 Die oieeu StG0ten nGdltlicgcloet
be0cl erten @odelgoit 3onen iino sic &eriu6spqbe-
Gen gcuo6nern oieer SiGote mer0cn BON DER &oit &C.
0ritdte @en uoir in ciueu lHfreiie BON 100 @ieilen
mo6ncn0en 8arncrn geGcert melde bereit limo Gier~
Gutter uO aDerc Snrmpro0ufte ir Die Ioel oen 9on.
irnellten per &adcpoit 5ujuien0en. Die Sonlmenten
miien od natiirlid cine &ereinbarltng nit Den 6ar-
mctn trcficl 0c @oit bolt 0ic &roote aui oen Snr'
men alb un0 eicrt tic in Der Staot an 0e Gonrmenten
oc Son 3cit 5u Set dBt bic 9Soit nee %ilten Don 6ars
ncru III 0cn GtdOtcn Dcrt6ccl g9cun Oas Experiment
oclinat miro sic Nct6ooc i'm gou5en Sanoe cngclil5rt
pcroal
IS gicbt llnaIdu6igc 0ic bon Uorn6erein Elm Y'iB-
in0cn ccs Experiments propbGeicn mo 5luar hotpt-
iddlid) ais 0cm GrmOc, 0oB Oc ,gloancr" mcIbe oel
3wHdcu6dnolcr III ser Staot 6cirigcn, aud ocn 6or-
mcr nm icn @c0 6rngeu lIn0 oamt oen 6armer ent-
nnlt6iqcn Tcr0en.
gam Der Grrno 6ot ma, oil i6 9Iber licBc lid)
n6t Gin Suiem ciniigren 0o 0ie oit oaS 0eO iiir bic
9'ro0ltftc ser Smmer colegtirc2 gecm Elm gSe5 9e-
nnocn mcrDen lam, sen 8ormer Dor @erlliten ictcna
gctriiaer m dibcn eanu ioQc Dem Griolg Oes Grpcri-
mertS 0cs 0encra &oneters nibts i'm @cge lte6cn
un0 ocm @roOBeHten en cr6eblidcs GriporiB ermad)'
len Dorasseiebt. Ocr 6ormer perlangt ndlt Oie
%rciie DelGe Der Gonnliousbdn0lcr ooer 0rocerg@n-
0cn6cibcr pcrlongt Sin groBe5 @inocrniB Der gmdbe
rima AuIbcn Sarner un0 Compliment lit nrner gepc-
fen oaB scr 6urmer eine 9roOntte cbcr al ocn Gom'
miousfdnclcr ucrdllei0cri ais OnB or Dem GonuneI-
ten cin &ro0ut 3ll ccn gcrilgcren &rciic ibcrldBt
ais Scr it, Den Scr @roccrD6Gn0lcr pcrlongt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24

gerTcaelte gsnacDutc in Nuplilai nit oer
gMN6riit: ,|ropoidle for SurniiDing nno Nc.
liucrinQ ,Sorage TO TIE gSaicr Department., all
zen ,@onrn Of gluaros OF baltimore ell0
a0reir. merbon bis II ll0r &ormltld9o an
NiiitmoM, ben 1. 9ipyii 1914, I'm &ilredu pes
Eia6t6cgiiraors, 9iatbbqua baltimore, I'D
cniQeQcn Qcnommcn iiir Die Gicicrung nno @b'
rariemeii in eincH Gags SiraBe Sanerplab bls
ann T. Tuli 1914 bcn6ibi9i No. pic IN cel
Spcsiiiintipncu i'm g,rdio nes glredus oc9
0rn G3ra y. gSbilWdn, NQNers sSu6enlcuc,
Jiaib6uua baltimore. NO, beliiuni.
Spe3iiiin!ionen f0Huen i'm Girean ocs sSu
iersSnGenicurs. 5atb0aus, Baltimore erlan8l
SeSem gmqcbot nnb Gin 6eQIaubigier g9ei
oes Bictcra aui cine gG.cdrn9 0oule Edhl lnr
cirbun0cri (S1OO.00) Dollars. on oeH WldppS
un0 SiaotrQib bon Baltimore }d0loar 9amdDi
gl6aeiAaaic Huanitatru:
1870 Nuihe 0dier.
400 biun0 geudblener Wiais,
500 Riuno Gcihdlier Nidls.
1900 BiuHo Nldis an Der geDre,
iG Lonncn 0cu.
~ IounCn SirO6.
Ncy erfpl0reide 9iclcr AMI 0elen 0oulral
mub GirQiDaii iiir Die aeircue @riiluunn oiees
0ontsnies leilen uuo ole Seiimmilllaeh oes
Etani Charters iibcr GonJ0itc einhnlien.
Sic Gontrdii. 8ebtroe bebdli lid nde Hepl
Dor. iraeno Elm oocr ale &nacboie ab5rmcueh
unn 0en Gontrdii iiir Die Ntenls in oem Nl8c
hotSormMur IN io.dcr 9Scilc SIT nerlDellth'
uie tic es iiir bic SnlerelleH oes gSanefsSc
pasiemcnlS am beiien bdlt
cara y. 9a6itman,
gSniier-1n1cnleur.
Neildiigi an is. Md3 1914
Samcs s.. &rcitoii,
@rdiiocni Der 6oniraiiSeboroe.
(9G0c62l %, 2o,273O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24

Spe5alsgln5cige.
Surcau ner
pirituuicn.4iccn50 500mmiW0re,
3immcr BOG, ecrimtsnebnuoc.
2. 0cnrg Batter, Rrdlibcnt.
glootiuu &. Ntunitin,
Soiep9 y. Bud,
9Ommiidre
Sic na6Qcnounie @erion bat cine @etiiion
nm Sransicrirung eincr noetail.Spiritnniens
4iceni Rom T. Midi 1918, eingereiDt. Die am
samitn9, ocu 4. gpril 1914, I'M II lbr Sors
miitags In &eraibung 9e5ogen pir0;
lSroicite miiclH bis ~ u0r Ndtidqs am
Gunucritaa ben 2 Qlpril 1914, einacrcdi her.
ocu iiir melOe Sornuare anf @clu0 IN oles
fem Bureau erlangt lpcroen i3nnen
SUbu 3. 2augGammer,
9beis9lerr.
Gamc. 9lorefIc g9aro.
@omcrs, Gowaro g., (5eoeral gcague %ar),
CUtdrb2l % 24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
gcfanutmadlnugcm.

Baltimore. %. Nldr5 1914.
SerSta0t.@cumeier miro am Miontdg, ocl
30 Nldr5 1914 8u oer anlegebenen Belt aul
na0iolQcnoen 4ldtcn cribcneu nm oeu Vlao
Der ioNenocu Strabcn 3cr5nleuen ooer ipleoer'
bcUulieucn:
EaibuttetraRc, bon ocr SQiriDfrii bi5 3ur
Gbirinlbir0s SirabC um llhr 9ldbmlides,
@rntis StraRc, bon e0nosSIaRe bis 5ir 0en'
lralNpcnc, i'm I ll6r 9abnliitqQ5;
sine 40 Sub SrdBe menltn bon Gai'
SNGbc bon StonO Sun Cane bis 5nm unIQes
Nlu Circle mo Stpup 9lun Game, bon oer obeit
Qcnannieu 40 ,SuBsSirnBe bis 5ur Ndraoue
Gene. nm llbr Aa9uliiaa8,
G0waro 2, 0ouuau,
(Mdr82D Staot@eorieier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
gsay Sic sclionation Scr 6ritiidcn Cffi8cre 8eiat

Dcn 6rihIGa &olte iino oie AnJcl dfgNan1cl-
G5 bat 0md sic 29clermg BON SnnOcrten Nrmce-OTli-
5crcn in circm ni69dG 6elo5ug gcgen Hitter 81 oc-
nel, oic gntOcdung acnadlt BOB Die @erren Of5ierc
vo6l 6crct iiu0 0c Nrmcc geJen lrten0e Arbeer ai-
56rcn ooB a6er au lore 0icniic uid5t gcre6uet per-
Sen fam ucmi cS not6mcnoig it, 9ufduoge nieOeru-
rinqet medc Gcrlclbcn ojiolcn &lae ongc9orcn, Der
lie emiprmgcr ino. In anoerea &orten: Die britiide
9rmce lit mr. Oo5u ia, cine enpaigc &cooluton oe9
.@6bel5~ nieOcr5uOridcu uidt aber cine &eoolltton
ron .o6cn" Dos lit Die 6ogc 0ooon, 0aB n @uglano
sic Cif5crc gum petau5 gr6Btcu Sbcle aus oen bo5e'
rcn Glallcn aeaommen pcroct 6ouptiG6lid Dem A0el.
Die onacoro6tc 9lceotiou in litter lit cine @utlcbnH9
Der 6erridcoen @lniic nit Cir G0uarO Goron an Der
spite, 0e1cu &eeb ulO 0ronna IS lit feinc anFlee-
NINA QcQcn 8c0ridung 0cnn Die @omcRe-Siu tiir
Trlano 6eocutct fcnc 9e0rdlng ocs protctantild)el
litter ourd Oas 6riae fatbolide SrlanO Ger icbt uO
eii obren in lllitcr 6errihcnoen &alic bangt mr. nm
ihre politiid)e Nlobt Sic olten Orangtcn Oeren Dr.
ooniiatoucu 5wor ouigelot iiuO i6en troboem immer
nod cine 3ienlide Madt ans III ,5raao beioloerS ~
litter llno ie berdbtct OaB inter @ome.9e III Sr-
lonO i6ncn lin BIC 9eOridmg 6eimbe5obt meroen miro
0c ie III iriibereu So6rcn oiiSgcibt boben @dre e9
cine 9uc6mmg pon 2rbetcrorganationen ooc Der
oirflidcn SrlGnOcr oann proe teiucr Der 9erren Din
sicrc d pegern eiu Sclimet nad Hitter 81 il0rell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
Se,lrD GnnSfngler.

GraniGcii 0cnrD SouoMbier ~ Sabre aft &c.
ncNtcr G'diic Der pcrorbencn gluQnlin Gnn0s
mher &crpanoic uHo Nrcuuoe ino o6tlngs
nelde nn nsnucriiaq, 0cn 2G 0ldrs Morqers
lr libr bon icincr SS0bWuG. Yir. 506, yiUro'
@aihiHl,ga. SigaNc. aus rd@ oev q. Ntddele
Nilghc RIO nm 9 nor Elm McOuicus0o6anii tnr
fein Scclcnheil ccleOrjrt lpirn nm bam auf
ocn .0l @rl5icy6 6rle6boie" iidiiiluoci.
f0D1rfo9- ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
Qnniie Ql Nhrhnrhf-

lea eai nH'O qeni,c ni, & @ef2orSt Coe6. SIcriei6
Satin 6cs ocriiorbencn gSiuiom s.. @brDaroi.
sic Sccroiaimg iiu0ct bon Der 9so0nun9 i1rer
@llerH @errn mn 5rGn @uioo Mlercin W.
1896, SitsScocrail Strahc, nm Miihuod, ben
% Oidrj. llhr &a0miiidaS iiati Belle
tuna Gui ocnl Sal Salpn 6ricb6oic"
(Ul,2l25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
0ouiel S5erbert.

IS nar6 am % Nidr5 1914 IN Der 9So6nung
iciner Io0icr Sanie 0er6crt, So Sabre ait,
pehebter @aiic Der Ocriiorbcneu WIarO @erbert.
bon Ser g8o6inno ciner Eo@ier, gir iS1t,
sscisSrnnlliu.srnRc ans na6 oer IA bl gioths
beier0rd6c no nm z ll9r Gin Rcanlemspo0.
ami iir lem Scclenbctl celebriti MIRO, uno oann
aui Dem 50. Gr0er 6rieoboie" liait.
f0HTrfovAoIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24

%rai6cnt geilion pradj Gm 6rcitag i'm %reirub ucn
9merfa iiber sic 9iirOe pedje aui Den Sdutern 0cs
GrdOentcn Scr Ser Stooteu ru6t ino Dab cr id cine
lam fii6lc Der .9ep-9orf SeralO~ bemcrit oa5u:
.DcTcuunaca@tct Scrr @rdioent piroeu Der Gicc-
grd1cnt un0 ser Staats.Sefretdr beiOc nit 6rcloen
ar Die fir5cc 9Ioti5 bin in Oos g8cBe 6aua e3e6en"
Sol Oas ctua 6eiBcu OaB Der &icc-%rdliNent nit
Sdmcr5eu oorouf mortet, OaB ocm &rdii0eiten etmo9
@cni6lideS pairen m6dte? lluo OaB ocr Stoats-
Sdretdr cen ge5cimcl @unib beat Seocu, Dem Frdli-
octen iuO ocn %icc-&rdioentcll mod1tc ctlpaS jlo-
be 10 BOB cr ais Ger uddc yG6ronolger" ms SSeiBe
6aus cin3ie6en f0nntc2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-24
gln6ert 9l6rennf.

IS fiar6 ON &ammiiiag ocs %. Mir5 1914.
in ieincr eBiCn 9@obnung, Nr. 2OOS, St'SGlti.
uIprcs sGhnbC 9lnbcrt 0brcnbt i'm glier pon so
Sabren, Qcicbter @diic bon 9lund ADrenot
)geborene 6oimau Die 3eit Der 9eeroiguHe
iuiro ipQier belnnni 0enabt
(G6icaqo Sn mo 9lepnri, &c. 3. 3eiuns
ncn mollen acldllint copiren) lWls2i