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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

NHtid Nuti NNlFtNV nUW 2lUituuNttNs-
WcmdB ben NcliimmunQcH 0eS Mnpitele III
ser gllte Der HcaSaur bon NiarOl0no, I'M
Nahr 1912 dnQcHOmncu. lcbcu 0ic unier5eih
neicn Nhihdbcr hic bonn Baltimore Sinoiac
rd)t IN ocn iol0cnoen Sdhcu ais gbhdter er'
unltni rnrocn, udmliO. Nianor nm @iaoi'
ra0 bon baltimore qcqcn 0curn IS, Sdcn
mo GGarcS gi 0leH (FcfitionsReailrono
llr g. Solo iG) Nabor uno sinoirai1 bon
Baltimore Ncncn Shcnhore 00rriS Carrie So.
Jhomas mo Carrie s. Ihomns, Icliamcuiaf
&onltrcdcru (|eiiiions NcQiirnn0c III o.,
Soio 104. yioi8. onh tie ole gScribe Der
SuicrcNen nm oeS 9lnibcils oller obcn &C.
ndnnicn gnrcicn In uno on oem. IN bcinNieu
Sdlcn 0cudnntcn SiOcnbum nhaci6dbt habcI
mo oqh ibre 3uprii0e bcia0ter Ncperl0nna
i'm baltimore Gtnoi0eri6t einQcrciCbi uno am
%. GaQc i'm Mlni 1914 ocm 9lro6io cnuerlebt
luiirocn. glue &crionen bic Elm Snicrcllc an
hcingien 3ulprihcn hQheu. m0Qen uncrbalh
8cbu Sn0cn nn0 ocrcn Ninrci6una Niriilioe an
Qcbcu mcnn ic lolde b0hcn. marim oele,bcn
ni6i bcidiigi meroen louieu. gSenn Gcaen be-
iaQie 8ulprihc feline @inpdnoc er00ben lpcrs
ben ionen 0icebcn am 0noc bon 3ebn 1aoen
udd ibrcr @nrei6ung ais belidi0i Qelielt,
0ammunO g. TnQnn @lc0el
Sbpmn5 Z, 9iubinO SieAcl
TnDlOn li 0ite Siegcll
gl6ihdbcr.
Gic Qcircuc glhi6rili bclhcuiQi
oicorac NarcN Suolnn,
glliuar ocs Baltimore Sidoiacrl0iS
(0iai26.2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Gincr Sci Sanptarinoc far Sic @irrcn in gl6auien

Gucr Der Sauptgrinoc fir bic @lrrcn IN glibancH
it, mic scr alicn0c @iniitT OcS 9llsmdrgen erort,
oc A6ncgung Scr 96aueica gegen oaS Stcucr5oblcn
Ger toen6c @li.liiicr ioat Oanit ndDts gtcues NlS
gSil6cm BON gseo Ole olbanede arone anno5nL wilr'
&c ibm propbe5eit, OaB er imongenc6me Grio6rmacn
modm wiiroc, menn ieinc &eacrung bcginnc, ole
Sieneridranben an3neben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
pudin nniere gaeiGerrcdlIernnen anf mOraIildem

gc6ict itcueru craicbt iid aus elmer qaBerma ciuer
%cr PORTER Game i6cr niicrc icmindiAe @ubli5tat
Ole 9ndtcn", 0eiBt cS oa, ~medlc bic Ncrousaebern
cncr cmniiHldcu 3chug 9tcm-9orI'S ii6cr Die Sscd-
icbcsicmmacn Scr ocidecOtcr drBcrt wiroe elbt Die
Soiicntotten Dcr6lcu um0 errotben MADDEN"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Mit hen 1Hhrn lGnt iid ein idl3ne8 @crmanen per

u
oieucn Oos aegcnudrtia in amcrilm6eu Stdoten
outrctenoc uacnoll4c (ap3aTRaar %crnon Gaitle mp
e5ottn lit inter @eoinsupcRcppaalrt oic i5n, wen e
oos aar5c So6r bmoird tau5tet elnc elnuo1me BON
nobe,u oreicin6alb QRiaopcp goldrS dcrn wiiroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Der @aug gurfcr Safcu it 81 fIciu fir Ocu Ocntidln


9licicnOampier .Goterano" Aud bel Der 9lbabrt CAB
cs S6mcrialeten; 5wci nit ao6len belaoeuc @orfen
mnr0en in Den @rimb gcbobrt mo iuei Gampier Don
Scr Morqo.2nic bon i6rc g8eritcu losocriien gSaS
IoQs crit weroen, wcnu tanimo SUI anac Compier ge
bailt mcrocn? Ger ,Gatcrlono" iii crit $50 SUB lang
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
gDlQrie Gteman.

GS iiar6 am 27 Nlai 1914 Niarie Stemnn
aelichie Satin ocS Ocriiurbcncn 9mQmii Gics
man, in 6rem a. 2chensabrc Sas Neardb'
mb fn0ci Nreiian, N0rgcnS III lhr. bon
ibrer g9ohnunn. Nr. 2022, Cit 81. StraBc. aus
iinit Neiieblna primal. (Woi2s-29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Die StaatSmniueriitdt Ucu &auoS 6at ruc SdJnlc
iir 9ooen6cleer cr0nct IN Der acle6r wcroc ol wie
man ourdj ,}lrcoen Ocn Seten eiuaS uerfaucn fann
and pcm ie nidt tarfcn mouen %ir metten monbe
e5cIdGitslcte n rodcnen &onias fcmen Gin piel pirf
ion1creS Wittc: Gin 6cimdbeS Sdndppsd)cu in ciuer
rer6pieacncn @dc ae0t iber ale SdlweiS6ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
@,r licen,irtc @ofcu6anOler Oarfcn lest in G6eaao

Nnr lCer5irte NailcnlQnpler ohFlVA leRt III 0DfaAu
3eierlpacn uerfocn irio 5par mr. an iobc Ferio'
ucn sic pom Fo5ciaGisoe GraubniB 5nm Sraacu bon
gsoiicu cr6alien boPeNe glber trosocn miro Der ne
polUcr c6cno loc ais ie 8npor IN Der Sietaldc Der
0m lRer" ibcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

9aKe Sur 0lciic in'S 9lmslanO brfurai
q. glaire, SIR. Ala. Cn.gaiimpres Str,
albr GnItOM SOnie GUe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
SermiIdte Slu5cieeu.
gln bic 0amcm.

Tic clu5inc edlulc IN Der etaot.
llnere gdb ,AaieH lest ulenl ,Sln9e 9amen,
uecbe Ole 9leoernd6erhnli nad ben neuelielI
scr Belt onrh ben gutnluB an niee 8l1elI
erreiden llnierrdlt Wioracns. 9tabmilags lilo
MbenoS Weoueme Gnnocn. Snl Naule be'
fidis ioriQeiebt merocn Wrlinoli6er Inter
rimt I'M Gntunrf bon NdiIiern eribcilt &1bere
9lnSlnnlt iMrifli6 noer miinnlit6 bel IrI.
0nbcrS Gr. 302, tSnrnioans StraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Sir Scn SO0cnlolcrmpriu5 Cstar fOuutc terc Scnt
Ihe 9ru5elIin geun0eu weroen, bcrt9tet oas aabe
Run oIs Die So6cn5oleen nod 6oBe Silr9arolen po-
rcn, 5G6tcn bic 9aiepiB aud idJon 5lni medIenburg
Idcn llraOel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Eepuriemeut fir BHcuhihc Ger6riicrunaeu.
llnlerH rparlcment heS SiaotAnnenienre.

luicrScpaucmcnt occ StaotsSunenlcnre.
Baltimore 27. Wlni 1914.
@rrNeaclie 9Iuqe6oie, an oeu o9oaro, 81
gIwaros. Gare Of sin Aegiier," noreilirt
merocn bonn SiaotNeaiiraiOr in ienem Nu'
rcou 3ai6bous bis ii llbr @ormiid0S am
Wiittuodl, ben 20. Snui 1914, macnommcn lhr
bic NipcQruna mo 'Gincrun0 nit pitriii'
5irien Nl6dcn arf eincr ich5 (G) 3oa Gonfrct'
llnicrlaNc nnb cement 6iiIlunQ In ocm. SaDr'
glrcnl nu hcr Suniuuo6mauSiniicu Strnlc, bon
ocr wetlihcH Nanlinie bon 0rccnmonnisgloe
me, bis sur 5lil0cn NauiiHie Der e. %nnl'
Sird6c
Gpc8iiiiaiioncn mno gnQcbotSormuIare ion'
ucn ami &cranacn in ocicm Bureau Rnib'
bans. crlanni pcrncn Sic Gontraii NcbOrbc
bcbdlt flo 6as 6e6i Dor. rQcuo cn uno ale
GDed ocs @icicr5, iiber Den IN ben Speiiii0-
tioncn au9clhbren Ncrap. ani cine g0learlna
Noiic 9lani". aui Ole Srore ocS Nabpre nuo
Einoirdibs bon Baltimore qcSoQcn, mub ieoem
glngcbot bciGcliiai icin
s.. 0. WicGoN
Siaoi Snaenieur.
qendtiGi:
Subn 0ubcrt,
una Rrdlocni Der Goniraiis9cboroe.
(Nlai2s %. SMniD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

@nlnsfi. sirdRc.
G5 miro bcrmi AuiiS aCacbch onb Der
WnOOr mo Gtu0irdiO BON Baltimore li 0le
9lnnabmc cncr Scrorominn erlndi mcroen
uro ilir bic GuEncmnirnn1 mn WrbtInrnn Der
Hnlasfi. GtrnNc, G6 SUB brett. bon ocr Moro
lihncu Gciie Der Clifton 9lnenuc bis 6ir morn
mcNliMllcu Sciic Der WionoaumlitNocnuc,
naa qan0. lpic cs 8u cqnoemniren aepdnt IT.,
pro mic ioat bci6rcben:
50 pcainnt an Der MteuiunA ole non oet
n1rolibiien Seiie Der 6liiion'glpcnuc, pie ieti
ausoclcQt mo Der 0iilihiicn Scitc Der Bn
lasliSiraBc. mic ictt nui ocm nuAemeinen
@irobcnpan iiir ben glnncr onr1 ole ON *
Sc5cnucr SOS nnierJciOncic 8etoronuna ~
nnQcnOmtnen. auoaclcQt Qehilnct miroi ole
0o0rniuaien bcuaicn gInldnNepuntice, aul na9
bon Der 1opo9rapbll6cn 8crmclnn9as@ @onlmil
lion Der 2inoi &dlimore bennble S0llem ha.
HIT litbcn menlicD i0OSN0A Sub mo ubr0lidb
5242G3 SUB uno lanien bon %. Der beiaaien
5lili@ileu seiie. oe6 FulgglgSit9Be eniNalge.
Damn In elmer 6ur 9inicn NIT eineu &aomo
BON 2I20i SUB acuo9cncu Sllie oe 1itedc
bon 1876 sur, iuclbe Auirnc bon elner Seglt
ormimuiiicn plr0, bic nbrolO 22'-49 3t
pclilih 1879 Snb tcai; banu IN Qctdocr "
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bis Siir norouciilimiicu Gcitc oer Wlonoaumlil
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SO Sub, nm cnc Clinic 81 ireiicn. ole parallel
mt mo CO Sub iiiopcili0 i'm rebicn sSinic
lin iOf.at Sun 9inic oeicr 0eitbrci6una ae
ioacn it, oann, eniQc0cH bcinaier, 70 acioae
ner Clinic mo ocrlclben NM on Siulen eli
lana. Sic parallel nit nm GO Sub peiti6 I'M
iueiicn no cricn Clinic oicer @ei6rei6ung
oesoocn iino. mic iolGi: iiolb 49, 00' 34'
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bon elmer Gc6nc ourCbl0nihen iit. bic Holid
200 i0 81" bitln 1917 Sub liegt; oann
sur rcdRtcn noroli0iicn Scllc Der 0llon
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Der Clifton slrennc cnildng. noroi6 So
20-iO' 5ilim GG SUB biS sum glnangspunil
Sic Mnric IN Der obigcu @ei0rcihuH0 iina
ale nut ben ma6ren Wcrloinn Der Gopogr0qUl7
iMcn &crmeNunassGo sGommilfon Der Giaoi Nnliis
more hnlirt.
IN Difncu Qcplnni it, inn glrdih oc5 Bureaus
Der SirdRenourbbrnAs'6 6ommiiidre.
(0Hni2O-2f 27-2Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
grrlammlnngs.YI .YIn5cigcn.

,,rrlecnS.e .eira6en 9cih. nno spar,@erein".
Nominations 9erinmmunQ SOnncritnn, oell
29 Mai Nbeuo5 lbr. i'm @ereinslDIaL vi.
1918, CucanSsetrnBe.
Su6n Sahn Yrdliocnt.
MARTIN 0rait, Seiretdr
(lGai27- 2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Sin cauaSiider ecialidcr 6e6anptet bic 3eit wcrOc
fommcn, oa cs fenc Sancr mebr Gebe Gcrarc Alonn
ideiut aui Gin baloiacs 95iier6cu Der arieasbcridt
citatier 81 red)ncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
$4,000 0entIde gHdJcr ucridIcnOcrtl
II Gcnta nnhn1rtS.

10 NcntS nllfluariV.
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BRmer fir ieom hrcbnmcll Scntdien.
W,CiiterimaitSsGnncm, iueibeianntes iinb an
erinunt heIiss enaliiNeS Selbilrnierridtsiuerf.
Ncrlnnat GrnttSprDipeltr
9piC iueroe tn @raer tcr @rreiuinten etdas
leu? SraAeu uno @nimorien Hres $l.OO
VrattiIder 9abaeber iis @elhdIteItutr. "a
Yrci5 81 0e
GmaliIher eprammrifier, bor5iialbes enoIi.
lhcs Gelhfnnierr6ismerf 4reis $i.Gb
ScntId. d.6unllfber GjeidlaItsbrtihener
9reis qhc.
9sutid . GmaIlimcs uno GunlIm pnnides
gvBrterbuh, iibcr 400 Gelien, nit Nnaabe oer
WuSIprdhe YreS 60e-
1a5 MceIir hentIdc Qi,bcrbam. @reiS 20c
Gudlbndl 1eutIhee. HreiS 3uc'
Ierner Nuitldrnna nno NuebIIonna auf le'
benz Gichiee ourh Qlle Siicber.
0ntalUa, nit hbcr 10000 oerlbieoenen Wh'
dlc-u AIR NnSrnbl. gratis.
Nelieuungcu 1T Der Vetrl0 beBuihaen
GhnueS Nnllmcher Gubliihlma Gumbanh,
2O5 Gait 40. Ctr. GelU.Y1rl Slin.
(T062h Si 80. .Sn--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Ganmllatter 2SOfGsfeG- 2arG.

Ser .gannitaiicr &olfSieitsGercn" beebrt 0dl,
feincn eSreun0en mno Gcreinen arBn8cl9en, Dan
&illcns NUeme nno Sreoerid Moab iibernom'
men bat uiio oem ncrebfien Fubliltm ir Nb'
bdliuHa bon @iciics uno sSeiilibfeiien cmplleblt.
peSSe @ nom 9 @ cbaeSsr ss{ Ge'm oH osI sscneslo' a
M 20i9, gteit@rattStrnbe, oocr nn SrarI
Snntrr, Mr. 5S. Natuu.glUcune, ooer 0ire.t i'm
4nrl IccpbuH: Wiaor 3g4 W
Tiretter 0inanna UDn ocr sSrcberif Moab.
(sSeb25 39liiel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Scfunntmadjnnecn.


Gcporiemct inr Jiienilime 9erbeNernnnen.
tnicr.S Scpnricmcui pcs Stnot. t.SnAcnicnrs.
@altimorc 27 Miai 1914.
@crHenclie Nnaebote, an ben g&oaro Of
glnaroe. 0arc OF Sin Rcgiiicr" norcliirt
mcr0cu bonn SlaotRcgiitrdior in iciucni Nus
rcau Nai00aus DIS 1 llbr &ormhiaes anl
Miitiwod, ben 10. Snui 1914, anacnommen iiir
Die Neleguua Der NiucriiocglUcuue nit eus'
MSpbdlt. bon Der G. 0 Der 0dmburg. StrdBc
bis 5nr g. 81 Der Sort 9lpcnuc
Gpejiiliaiioncn un0 9ngeb0is 6orun.are i5n'
ucu ami 8erlauBen In oielem bureau. haibs
bnnS. crlnngi mcroen Sic 0ontraii.9e61roe
bc6dlt iiCb oas &ebi Dor. rQcuo elm uno aue
9luQcboic 30 Ocypcrcn. Sin be0laubigicr 9bcd
bcs @ieicrs fiber Den in ocn Spe5iilaiioncn
genannicn Neirag, ali cine D0earing Sonle
N0ni". aui ole Crore ocS NlabOrs mno Si0oii
raibo bon baltimore 0e5oacn, muB ieoem Yn'
gcOoi be,Geliial fem
s. s.. Wlc6oH,
Saot Snaenieur.
Nciidhnt:
SomcS s.. 1rcituu,
@rdiioeni Der Goniraltee00roc.
(Ma2s-20. .SuHD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
0cr Wlandcner Nlai6Od bat in Ocicm 9a6rc acruSc

Oct WNINWCNIf WNIUUH UWl w UIVlVW NWVFV BVIHUV
adt Gage Dorge6aItcu Die Ddindcner miilen mdbrelo
0ieer 8eit eincn aeraOcu eroBartgen Duri enpidelt
6abcn Sn Nobrdu0olS oein mllroe Del cmen tag
ldjcn GelanmtOcrtc6r p0n 1900 @rionen 100 6ctto.
liter Bod. uno 80 Settoter 0cpo6nd]cS Bier inn EaG
alisacdGntt Gas mod)t 100000 Sitcr in od)t Gagcn
3pan5ia aGl6cr mO bier Sdjucnc mlrocu 0ebladltci
inO $4,000 g9rIc 1870 SpcBbratbiibner imO 500 9iet-
tide iagid oertilgt llno uhier 6rcuuo SenrO 8.
Dlcndcn mar aud babel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

SdJucC nuS 9egcu i'm iiolidcn 6rantreidl- I'm ben
sdnec bcucoen mir oe 6ran3oien nidt aber mir 6dten
gcrne etuas BON Dem 9icgcn ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
NI8 NRrit NIeran0cr 0On Natten6era 6er bcIannIIid

Pie Sirit NeraHOcr Oon yatteubcrg, Der bcauntlld
and preuB9er @orOcoii5ier mar Oic bugarilHc SIR
enfrone onge6oten worocn mar mo CT 9iSuord mn
&at6 iraatc Oh CT lic omebmc ioltc o0er nidt a9te
@ismord giltnitbia: Greiic Sic mr rl6g 5iL liebcr
Shirt @S miro wenigens pdter einc 6iibiDe Crime
ring ieiu~ Sir oeu armm @rin5cn 81 gSco oirltc
nidj einmal cine 66idc@rnucrna ibrig blebcn, menn
CT ole Nl6aneim idlcBlib i6rem Sddial iberldBt mo
nad 0eutidlonO 5urdfcbrt Genn felt er d bon einer
citizen @ou iberrcOcn lieB nad Gura35o 81 geben bat
cr Idperd aud mr. cine an0ene6me ShInOe ae6abt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

viucm ocf@dtieu 9llBtif1thl bur Gadrihi,
oab Der @noFarL1 rem NelIiben ger.
minus ocr Baltimore SnalifnGnic Serenen
uno dnoCrcn SrNanifnuncit Bli ben giinligell
NcoinaunNcu 3ur SoriiNHn8 iichi. Scr Sari
III bcocuieuo perHr0Brlt hnb lfihnei iid meDr.
nls ie iiir Nolisiciic. Sir Gig5cln0eitcn penoe
man ilb an
OjRitnu 0iranbncr,
(Maii2- -Snnit2) @iAcnblmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Baltimore 0cmctcer1.
gloIf, 9lnIle, WcinnS6eit

Jlntf JlIDtf WtINNuUtIlf
nit cincr qiic bon Mobiuierr uno poiels M
Waiimorcs mo 0drloro epnnlb9. Alli &erlnN
lcn 'Qrnii5 per Ruii SnQelanot Norclle:
Ernifc Wlnunncr
Wl0rNlano ano Hcnnlnlpnnia ". W.,
III gecit.glDrtbsluenne. Naltimutc Wlo.
Cllinitb .3Wtc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
@cndtlol

SamcS s.. 1rcituu,
@tdloeni Der 9oniraltGcboroe
llpofoQ % 1rtfuff1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
MONROE BLOWN UP;
NO BODIES FOUND
SUPERSTRUCTURE OF SUNkEN
STEAMER CLEARED AWAY
BY CUTTER.

NORFOLK, VA, March 26.--The
cutter Onondaga today eliminated the
remains of the wrecked Old Dominion
line steamer Monroe as a menace to
navigation through the use of Loco
pounds of gun cotton. The hull OF
the steamer. which was rammed by
the Nantucket In a fog on the nisht OF
January 30th, going down with the
loss of forty. re lives. remains "n the
bottom Of the ocean safely below the
keel Of the biggest ships afioat The
hull was left intact. as far as possible.
In order not to intefere with the
cargo which is being sa1vaged by
Wreckers.
The statements OF divers that no
bodies remained in the wreck have
been confirmed by the operatluns u
the Onon1aga Sc far as the upper
deck and It's staterooms are concerned.
This deck and cabins. including dining
saloon, were blown of by the force IT
the several cSpitsi9n ms and the wreok-
ago was brought to the surface. No
bodies we're discovered. although
dligen- search WIS made for them.
Tho Monroe sa;sk In the patti ai he
coastwise steamers about twenty-one
miles .gCuthwssI If Winterquarser
Shoal lighthouse. while en- route from
Norfolk ~ New York. She went DOWN
in about eighty four feet of water.
with ocu; thir.v-six feet over her
pilot house anC. the r1ain mas ssani-
ing ah,et twenty feet above VAR
She WIS abandoned on March ." ~
the owners. after which she was turn
ed over Ia the war department. which
requested tie revenue cutter service
to destroy her.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
ROANOKE WANTS
WATER OWNERSHIP
JOINT COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL
AND ALDERMEN TAKE Up
APPRAISERS REPORT.

ROANOKE, VA, March os.-The
joint committee on fire and water met
last night and the volunteer report
Of the board of appraisers on the
Roanoke Water companys franchise
matter was gone over and fifty copies
of the report were ordered TO be pro-
vided for the members OF the common
council and board of aldermen. The
copies of the report will be ready on
or before the day Of the next meeting
of the common council. April 6th. SO
that it's members may be familiar
matter comes up FOR decision. The
majority of the committee seem 10 be
IN favor of the purchase of Roanoke's
water supply by the city
The report OF .he board of apprais-
ers Is given on $50 pages, closely
typewriter. The salient points in it
show that the city has three options
in the settlement of the water service
question.
First. to purchase the entire prop
erty of the water company within one
year from December 80. 1919, at the
price fixed by the board. si.i39,o 3s as
of July /, 1873
Second, to. grant a new franchise
either to the Roanoke Water company
or any other acceptable water conn
pany upon the conditions outlined by
the appraisers.
Third, to discard both OF the above
options and build its own plant upon
the plan and suggestions outlined by
the appraisers or any other the city
might adopt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
BLOCKS
FOR BROAD STREET
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD GETS
BUSY ON MANY BIG I'M.
PROVEMENTS.

After much discussion and long
consideration the administrative
board last night awarded contracts
for street paving amounting to $174.-
943.45. The contracts were d!strib-
uted among three concerns, the
Washington Asphalt Block and Tile
company, 1886 yards at sass: Btu
lithic company. 29,s6S yards at $2.20;
Central Construction and Supply COM
pany, of Harrisburg, Pa. asphaitum
concrete, 25.SS1 yards. at $1.67.
Broad street is to be continued In
asphalt blocks as far as jefferson
streets, while many Of the residential
streets in every section will be paved
with either asphalt blocks, bitulithic
or asphaltum concrete.
The work will be pushed, and II Is
expected that by the close OF the year
much of the work proposed under
this appropriation will be completed.
1t was contended by Commissioner
Beck that the contract for other than
asphalt blocks should have been
given the Harrisburg company as the
price was much lower than the btu
iithtc, and as he maintained, the
material is equally as firm.
by doing this" said Mr.. Beck last
night 1.-THE city would save $4,000
on the work, and that could be placed
to much more use. AS 1t stands the
city saves on the work given this
company over the competitor, the
sum of $4,000"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
MARKET EXPECTING
RENEWED ACTIVITY
MOVEMENT IN STOCKS ENDS WITH
OFT PREJUDICE TO Ex-
PECTATIoNs.
DECLINES ARE SMALL
WALL STREET NOT BORROWING
TROUBLE FROM LONDON BE-
CAUSE OF BRITISH POLL
TTCAL SITUATION.
DECLINES ARE SMALL

NEW YORK. March 2s,--An the
movement that was in the stock mar
Set al the beginning ended without
prejudice to the possible renewal Of
activity one way or the other to-
FAY. The aggregate Of transactions
Eas not contracted much from the scale
81 recent dealings. but was not a fair
lndext to the lifeless character Of the
market
Prices moved downward in the fore
noon ard stayed down until about he
last hour when there WIS some aard
ming. What looked Ike little
Tearied liquidation. but was commonly
imposed TO be hear selling. caused
The forenoon recession, which was CON
tjnaed during the afternoon by some
heaviness TN the copper group. There
ssas no active pressure movement Of
he day although sentiment lost enough
~ It's recent hopefulness to have in
spired some trading operations for the
cecline.
United States Steel on account OF
trade advices Was about the most con-
sricuous target for sales, but neither
In this nor in any other standard ia
sue. did declines amount to much.
There were rather sharp rallies In
Panhandle and the Corn Products stocks
hat no swing OF prices exercised any
influence over other descriptions. on
the whole II was impossible 10 draw
any differences from the price changes
OF the list
Judging from the amount of atten-
ton paid to the matter there was a
good deal Of uneasy feeling over the
British political issues. The fact that
the London stock market was dull
rather than unsteady suggested that
Wall Street had no excuse for borrow
Ing trouble from possibilities OF the
British parliamentary unheaval,
In the routine OF foreign news was
included reports of assistance rendered
ty French bankers to Brazil as re-
ruit of which Brazilian securities raj
lied abroad. The economic breakdown
IN Brazil continues nevertheless to be
a strain on foreign finance. especially
ut Taris.
The Bank Of England published an
other weekly statement which ex-
hibited a position below the average
of recent years at this season, but
tbs actual banking conditions abroad
are better denoted by the expeditions
OF further reduction in the London
hank rate soon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
IN NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM IS RAz|NG
BURNED BUILDINGS
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION BREAKS
WINDOWS--SMAIL FIRE
CAUSED BY HEAT.

DURHAM, n. c., March GA
dynamite explosion to raZe the walls
of burned buildings late yesterday
broke a number of windows, doing
damage amounting to about $1,000.
The work of tearing down the walls
has been done by the linemen OF the
telephone company, who want to get
their Main street lines back In work
ing order
The five-story walls of the Duke
building standing on Main and Par
IRISH streets were in such condition
that they were likely to fall any
minute. All day linemen have been
working on these walls. A cable
was thrown over one wall and eff
fort made to pull II down so that
ii would fall TO the north instead of
In Main street. This was found inn
possible. Part OF the wall was thrown
in this way. but the biggest part
was blown down by the explosion.
The work has been watched by hun
dreds of people.
Getting these walls down will make
1t possible for the stores fronting the
burned district to open up for bust
ness tomorrow morning. They have
been so dangerous that fire chief or
dered the streets closed. Street cars
have been unable to make this sec
ton, and transfers have been made
around a. block. Half a dozen cars
have not been in the car barn since
the FIRE. as the street was blocked
up Tuesday morning
Another small fire broke out in the
Carlton Packney building on Parrish
street Tuesday night and partially
burned up the stock of goods This
building Is next to the Parrish street
entrance OF the Durham Book & sta
tionery company which was burned
in the first fire. Heat from the walls
caused the feed on the ground floor
to catch fire. From there it spread
TO seed department Of the store. The
damage will not run above $1,000.
because the building was not badly
damaged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-27
REVENUE MEN FIND
BLOCKADE WHISkEY

MT AIRY. N. c., March 2s.--
Deputy Collector c. II. Haynes,
Posseman Thomas d. Hather. of this
city, and Deputy Sheriff Willis, OF
Patrick county, Va. raided the noun
tains near Meadowfield, Va, Satur-
day evening, capturing more than =
bundled gallons Of blockade whiskey.
The officers had information that Joe
Hayden, notorious character OF that
section, was operating both block
ade still and a blind tiger, and it
was upon this information that the
raid was made. Three still places.
none of which showed signs of re-
cent operation. were located near
Hayden's home. and two barrels in
the woods about two hundred yards
from the house.
While looking for some one to re-
move the seized Whiskey, Ohlcer
Haynes ran into a grown son Of
Hayden's hid in the nnderbrush and
armed with gun. Tho officcr held
him up and sdisarmed him. thinking
that he might shoot the ofncsrs nom
ambush. 81. VIM.