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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
BRUGES A CITY OF GLOOM.
Filled with German Wounded APP
pnrentIy Uncsred For.

Special cable Despatch 10 Tar SrN.
Or THE BELGIAN FRONTIER, Nov. IL
The wife of very well known English
officer has just made an adventurous
tour afoot behind the German lines in
the disguise of n Flemish peasant
woman. She stained her face with a
strong Infusion of coffee and carried
a market basket
This woman describes Bruges as a
city OF supreme sadness. gloom, deso'a-
ton and pain. Wounded Germans
are everywhere wandering amlessly
through the streets and are apparently
uncared for. Motor cars. vans and all
manner of vehicles are used to hurry
the wounded out of town
The hospital orga nization, this woman
says, seems TO be at skies and sevens.
Large numbers OF the less severe cases
are left 10 take care OF themselves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
AERIAL BATTERIES USED.
Germans Mount Quick tiriug Guns
on captive BnIIoons.

BERLIN via London. Nov. The Ger
mans are using aerial batteries 'n dcfc.i
their lines from attacks by British and
French aviatoTs. such ATTACKS We BE-
costly until -he Germans devised q Scu' Hn"
FOR mounting qulCkfrors in tho baskets
Of captive balloons. u Is reported tht'
an aerial battery brought down Britsh
aeroplane Yesterday.
The news from Belgium and France IL
satisfactory to the General Stan and -
military experts The comment Is made
that tho Germans arc again showing great
strength near Scissors. tho point 80 the
line nearest Paris
Disagreeahle. ovon bitter. weather 10
reported from many battle positions
There ar" heavy frosts In East Prussia
SHOWS IN Poland and storms over tho
North Sea and belgium
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
TURKEY SURE TO FIGHT.
Sees Little Chance of Keep
ing Porte Neutral Now.

LoNuoN, Nov, There has been no
improvement in tho situation as regards
Turkey since Friday, The Turkish Am
Dassador Is still In London and up to
late hour tonight the Foreign Ofiicc has
received no message of any Kind from
Consantlnoplc The wires OF course have
been cut by Turkey,
The British Government Is anxious and
willing 10 strain It's patience to the break
Lug point, hut there seems to he scarcely
tie dmmest chance now OF Turkeys re-
naming outside tho war The authori-
ties here are thoroughly satisfied OF the
Jack Of success Of the German campaign
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
GOEBEN AT .SEBASTOPOL.
Former German Cruiser, Accom-
panied by BresInu, Attacked city.

SDeciIl CGbie DeSpafcR 10 THE SrV
PErRoGRAp. Nov lit was tho Turk. sh
battle cruiser Goeben which homharded
Sebastopoi and the guns OF the fortress
replied. The Goeben, which was accom-
panied by tho BrcslRu and four Destroy
ers, thon sailed to the eastward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
TURKS SINK J VESSELS.
Russians suffer In Black Sea Fight,
Constantinople Reports.

BERLIN, Nov /. by wireless to Sayvllle,
/. I-Omcial reports from Constantinople
say that a naval battle has been fought
in the Black Sea continued for three
hours
The Turks sanl the Russian mine layer
Prut. carrying 200 mines, a Russian tor
pcdO boat and two other ships,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
BOMBARD FOR 3 HOURS.

PErRoGRAp, Nov. 1.-Ofilclal announce
mont was made to-day that the lombard
meut of Novorosssk by the Turkish
cruiser Ham.d!ch lasted three hours The
vessel flew the Russian Nag.
Tho IIamidich fired more than 200
shells. mostly at the petroleum tanks,
merchant ships and grain elevators. The
damage was slight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
GERMAN CASUALTY LIST 400. 600
$4,000 Additions During Inst Week,
Berlin Reports.

RERLIN, Nov, THE German casualty
lists for the past week amount TO $1,000.
The grand total 20 date IL 100000. Thou
sands OF wounded have already recovered
from their wounds and returned TO tho
front Others are being used as instruc-
tors for new formations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
GERMANS LOSE GENERAL.
Won Meyer said 10 Have Br~n skill
full Leader.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The correspondent of
the Dd'fy Netcs at Ostend telegraphs:
The Germans lost at Dixmude on Fri
day Gen. Won Meyer. a. most skilful ON
Ger.
The young men Of Bruges have been
ordered to present themselves within
twnty-four hours at German headduqrters
else they will he judged and condemned
by martial law"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
TURKISH FLEET SPLIT.
Two BattIcships Go Into the Sea Of
MarmOrn.
Special cable Despotch 10 Tue srS.

ATHENS. Nov. 1.-The Turkish battle
ships kheyr-c d-din Barbarossa and Tor
gut Refs, which were bought from Ger
many in 1910. have left the Black Sea and
are nov IN the So, OF Marmura There re-
main only tho cruiser Mcdjidieh. Of the
same class as the Hamidieh and four
torpedo boats In tho Black Sea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
Allies Drving Germans
From The Belgian Coast
Main Army of Invaders Is Now Making Stand in the In
terror and Osend Is Expected to Be
Evacuated Without Delay
ANGLO-FRENCH FORCES ARE IN LILLE 1

burg and Kel These. according TO one
observer. Include what appears 20 be sec
lions OF steel boats and engines They
nave been deposited on certain docks In
Antwerp which are enclosed and heavily
guarded and great activity Is noted there
y number OF high naval officials, incIud-
ing Two admirals. have arrived at Ant
werp. whore Admiral Won Schroeder, com
nanding the coastal marines between Zee
brusge and Ostend, conferred with them
on Friday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
NAVAL EXPERTS CONFER.
High German OmciaIs, Including
Two Admirnis, Mt Antwerp.
Special Cable Despatch 10 Tnr srx

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SITS
LONDON, Nov. 2.-percival Philips, cor
respondent of the Daily Express. tele-
graphing from the Belgian frontier under
date OF Sunday, says:
Persons arriving from towns along
the German lines OF communication state
that stll more fresh troops were seen
passing westward along the Irokeren-
Client BruRes road yesterday. 1t il not
believed that the Germans are attempt
ing, as reported, 10 transport submarines
p!ecemeal 10 Zeehrugge for work in the
Channel. but ! hear we'll founded re-
ports Of the arrival Of large quantity
OF naval stores at Antwerp from Ham
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
%. Altn1at1 & On.
Department for Women's Suits
(Ready- t0-wear)

(Ready-to-wear)
I'm this greatly enlarged and newly arranged
Department ON the Third Floor constantly
changing display is made of the latest
fashions i'm Tailor-rnade Suits for women
who demand up-to-the-rninute styles. I'm
every instance the utmost care is given to
the selection of materials and to the quality
of workmanship.
Inspection is cordially invited. Courteous
attention is assured.
This day. Monday, November 2nd,
Womem's Chiffon Velvet Suits
(Fmr-trirmnned)
will he offered at tine special price of $500
Fifth Aurnl1r Mahtsnn Aurnnr
18TH ann 18th 6trrrfn Nrm pnrk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
EGYPT EXPELS ALIENS.
500 Germans and Au-trians to ne
informed In AIexnndrin

NWfTIT- '0T-F VFND0T"F N THE ~
CAlRo. nov. Five hundred German,
and Australians who were ordered de-
ported from Egypt left Alexandria to-day
for Malta. where they are to be In
termed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02

tho Germans in their retreat which hey
fired in order 10 do as much damage as
possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
BEHIND & AHEAD

Those people can look ahead
with most confidence who
have left a trail Of creditable
achievement behind.
We could not display half
the assurance We do in MAX
ing promises If 1t we're not for
the performances already to
our credit.
Knowing what we have done
for others an Owner may fair
ly and safely assume we can
do the same for him.
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Building Construction
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
LONDON OFFICES CINt~ orr
sTATTMENT or INCIDENT

London. June Do Tho London of
ncc ~ lhe Nortn Gorman-Lloyd com
pany mnde me folloWun statement
tonight rceordine tho collision
Thc kaiaor Wilhelm u was run
into "a $3.50 u'clnck this afternoon hy
thr steamer lncmore 600 dcusc fng
tcn m.lcs southeast ~ So Catherine 3
Point THE lnccmore mmmcd tho
EllaeJ W1hoim no right uuglcs aud
aruprd Henn Cor somo distance but
ihe wta-tlFhf doors In ihe bulk
hcad unt nack thc vnter which
hnked into one 81 the compartments
DIRECTLY lhe fog came ou captain
pubt md eloacd his ships Wutnrtght
do,fs to he r,ndy Tor ans contingency
nTa kuor Wilhelm ~ bus hole
tonw tno mur line nearly amldshlpa
Ono thr W,nt of thr dumasr ma not
ncn uacrruned After waiting ou
tu pD mf mlI nu hour lhe Kaiser
Wlnefm returned Go southampton
No one m haard was injured fhr
bml wcrs got feadt hut were not
fuWs ont Thcro WIS uo excitement
uu tH yprrl
Tbc kust Wilhelm Carried l12
un Goblin passengers lNs m zinc seD
ond rlun nnd goo ln lhc h.rd with
crcW of $40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

the American squadron i'm Pacific
Mexican waters had taken aboard his
asset AT Topolobampo constitution
a1sts VINO sought safety when their
vessel the Tampico. was sunk by the
federal gunhoat Guerrero.
AS it would be impractieable to keep
these prisoners long aboard the Amer
lean warships they probably would be
brought 10 the United States and in-
termed II was pointed ont that to
suecor the wounded on 90 rescue the
drowning ana then put them ashore to
reioin their rebel commands, would
be clear violation of neutrality
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
MEXICAN CONGRESS
is NOW ADJOURNED

MeXico Cltr. June Consross od-
i0urned today with the customary
ceremonies President lluerta did not
send in q call for an extra session as
il has been expected he would do.
bot II ~ believed the cam ml BE- ls-
sued Frlday or Saturday
a proclamation has been framed
by The departments Of government
and foreign relations and sent 20 the
standing committee calling for nn ok
traordinafy session Of congress The
date has not yet been liked as 10 is
explained me pence conference has
not been concluded. The executive
believes that whatever settlement IS
reached 10 Nmeara Falls would TO-
quro The sanction of the McNon
congress
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER
DELIVERS ADDRESS
Nrs, Robert " Burdette Starts
Subscription by Newspaper
People Which Quickly Pass
es $500 Mark,
rRI SiDIN1'S DAUGHTER
cum ATTRACTION

chicago june Ihc pros-
'h'' 'I MISS M'IFdiet WILSON, =
d'hshlcr n president Wilson as
one 0i ih' spr7krIs ut the clos
pos session oi lh' biennial Fed
'l'ileh NJ N"mths rluns io-
night dress cteAd That packed F.
inr huge auditorium where shr
spoke iIlled lhr streets Tor
'i"'hs around tine meeting place
ana remained HufHinR about INC
building until Hlie had concluded
hcr address ANA Ielt the building
Nettr ainar the OAoillng scenes
OF thc republican convention loo
VIZ has so great gathering
formed here q" near ana see %
puhlle speaker. Tho special poo
lice deiaiia thc doors saw early
2 mat ihe' would nave mo usual
crowd 20 handle ana the tells
{ " lhe auditorium iilled almost
instantly II was necessary 10 lock
lhc doors Tor Tear those on inc
outer edge "i tlc crowd would
t1i'e rusn of those slnndlnH
nearer tne d"oia ana cause
% panic
Many pi ih' Delegates ana %
~" ~ lht Hp''hrr' were unable
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

month the pains
We're so bad that /
could not bear my
weight on one foot
Il began taking ly
dia f. Pinkham s
Vegetable Com
pound and had not
finished the lrstbo
.tle when ! felt
greatly relieved and
I took il until IL
made me sound and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
Secretary Bryan Processes to
Believe ConStitutiO1aIist
Troubles Are Settled and All
VIII Be Pleasant.
CARRANZA FORCED TO
YIELD TO OFFICERS
General Angeles Name Men,
toned in Connection With
Provisional Presidency to
Succeed Huerta,

~ eoHNNe 'ouH"hl 'rteiAl ttH'tp w'Nfl
washington, June THAT General
VIVA had determined upon a break
with carranza, ana had demonstrated
nus attitude Joy impfisoning some OF
ll'ois in inc llfsl eoh7llluuohd''sl
chleis command, was Nefllled In rec
ports to the state apartment To-Day
~ WIS ue1laiea mere, HoWtl'i, lh'l
Villas action had served the purpose
ior Whlch " was originated ana the
eonqefor Of Iotrcon ana salll'I"
would command th" military advance
against Iluerta from this time without
Interruption
Tine hlch'olne dispute ln lhc M'N-
lcan revolutionary ranks Whlle lneN'
.aton lt Niagara Fails rested hau
stirred officials here but g message
from Consul Edwards served 10 Ie-
llcVe anxiety. ''inef oliie''I o''-
patches received we're 20 the effect
that AN the principal Officers OF lne
Revolutionary movement sided WIN
villa 10 his difference with tho CON
stiiutlonoiist INST chlei over melA"u7
.ot procedure in the military cam
paign ana that Cartanza mad agreed
chat villa should take supreme COM
mand IN the military operations
against the Hucrta government
Officers stand by villa.
AIl of the military OFFICERS unher
villa. including General Felipe Anse-
ICES hb chief of artillery and prolnl-
ucntly mentioned as candidate lor
provisional president OF Mexico were
declared To have stood by Villa IN hi4
dcmonstratiNc revolt
According TO Che official dispatches.
the difference between Carranza ana
villa arose over tine attack upon ~
cototJs Genera. oarranza, b was
stated insisted thlt General Natera
should load me assault and mapped
Ioul plans which VITA dld not support
villa insisted according 10 reports
that the leader of the eonstItuuonalis'
forces was being Influenced "F dil
lhitious politicians 'n the revolutionary
movement and determined thai lne
o "a ..r OIL b Inn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

well, and now have two fine baby
girls cannot praise Lydia r Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound TOO highly
for what it has done for me. always
speak a word in favor Of your medicine
70 other women who suffer when have
an opportunity Mrs. II. T WiNN.
1926 Fremont Ave, Kansas City Mo.
IteadW hatAnotherWoman SAYS:
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ham s Vegetable Compound and what 10
has done for me- could not eat or
sleep. had n bad stomach and was r.
misery All ,ie time. could not Do nv
housewurs or walk any distance without
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medicines and different patent med
cines but failed 70 get relief. Ny bus
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LEY, X. 5, Cumming, Ga.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
Adlnlrnl Rr.c,e. RehcI..

a new problem for American dlplo-
mac, WAS injected into the situation
TODAY when f became known thai
Rear AdmIra HoWaId, COMMUNICATING
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
MRS. WINN'S
ADVICE TO WOMEN
Take Lydia E. Pinkham'sVeg-
etOble Compound and be
Restored 10 Health.

Kansas City, Mo The doctors told
me would never he a mother Eylry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

Ibe program committee mdpfes-
amWeA ihe Interest telt 700 the cone
ference of the legislative committee
anl the Chairmon of departments and
assigned ID 10 separate hall The
crowd was So great here THAT the fine
department protested aud the aud
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
9I . r s s. Il t q 10 IS tr q f e.
gyOn gianbcrn cridlOiien.

y y icago, 8. gllglilt 8cl
mcbrcrcu llebcrfdacn ole am Dom
ncritog 9l6eno 0urd 9idllbcr, oie iih
cines g(utomobils beoienten, ouf Sta.
tioueu Der 6ieiigcn Sodbabn gemadt
wiiroeL iino Der @oli5iit 8. 9low
mo s. Steucns, Gin Seteron OeS
9iirgertricgcs, Oie iid ben 9ldu6crn
wiOeriebten ais Oicic iid Ocs @cloes
in Der gSooo Street Station bemdh
tigtcu, crihoiien mor0en. Wlebrerc
onOere Eerioncn oorunter Der Billet
perfdufer @uitap @}euBel @. g..
@raif Gin 3uidaucr, rno Der @oli.
3iit 2nrion purOcn Onrh 5hiiiie oer-
munoet. 9cni 9ebtercn gelong cs,
cinen Der &du6cr ielt3uncbmen. Gie
anocrcn Hdii6cr enttamcn NIT $25 IN
i6rcm glutonobil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

Soplin @}o. S. 9luguit. Die
9ccroignug BON OreiBig nidt agnos.
cirten 0piern Der 9a6ncoaiiiou, Die
ii6 am @}ittmoh 5u Eipton 6oro err
eignet bat unO nobel erlpielencrmo.
Ben minocitcns pier5ig Ecrioncn i6-
rem 500 geiiuoen BADEN, bat gciteri
in gieoi6o, umueit bon bier, itattge-
iunoen. Die 2eiAcn paren Oerart
perfo6lt, onB cs uumogliA mar, iie
5u ogroscircn mlo man bcItattetc
Oiciclbcn IN nomenlolcn Wrdbern.
9aur ieds bon Scr @eionImt5obl Der
Go0tcn ba6en o9noScirt peroen fon.
ncn. SSl oen Iriimnlern 0cS Wioiori
pagenS lag ein Souic 9Iide, mo
Gicle glanben onB es Die glide bon
onoeren 2ciden lit. g8ie uiele Bcr-
ionen i'm @ou3en bel Ocnl llngliid
inngetoumcn limo, miro ma6riden-
lic9 niemols nit poacr @eipiBbeit felt-
geiiclt iperoen. Gie Staats. Commit.
lion fir oifentlihen Gerfc6r pom
Wdiioltri miro 6eltc 6ierber fonmen,
Inn sic aataitropbe 5lt imtcrluben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

&anioSGitD, @}o., s. 9hiaiiit.
Sm Ylreau ser uSoutb gSelt
Goal Operators gliiociation" oobicr
mlr0e eeltern 6etolmt gegeben Dab
oae aobIen8cbcn in &anioS, init
9lusnobme BON 8cbm iniolge eines
bor nebrercn Tageu iniccnirtenStri.
fes bon 5000 aoDlcngrd6ern gelhlot
len iporoen fms. 0ie &oblengrdber
crflGren iDr 9lrbeitS. Gontroft lei op
81. Snli obgeloiiien un0 iie miiroen
uidt eber wieoer an pie slrbeit eeben
fis Elm ueuer Gontroft ab6cl6loilen
iet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
Die tiefblone see.


@}onroe, Ga, s. 9luailit. 3pci
9lcacr, @. @riifin lulo GbnS. Sol,
wliroen geItern bier Durb eincu Wlob
ans Dem E6urm Der bieii0en Gitp
Soll gebolt lno gcbdngt @eui0er
ais "a 5hnocn uorber mar umpcit
BON bier 6D. Solmes gelvndt NOR
ocn; ale Trei in Ger6inolmg NIT
0euiel6eu @erbreden. glm Wlithpodl
9l6eno mar ndmliA ser beia6rter
Grocer 81 &. W}aooei 0urd Ginbre.
der ermoroet moroen @euige Stnn-
0cp uaAber wuroe Solmes eingeian.
gen mo gelbndt. @r iou ieine
SHulo eingcitanOen uno oie beioef
anOeren 9icger ais feline W}itiduloi.
gen be3ei1net 6aben SoQ iul0 0'rits
fin woren am Tonneritag perDoitet
poroen ino ga Scr Sheriif 6ciiird-
tete, iie miiroen gelpnht werocn,
brobte er oielelbcn nod Dem Eburnl
Scr GitD Soa Sin 0lo6 eutoedte Die
9|eger Ooonrdl ooB elmer BON oieleR
iid cine Cigarette al5iinoete lmo Der
Nio6 Den 5cuerideiu gepa9rte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
EricsIom Cine.


o0oro Baltimore" lno o&enn" s ll6r Wlor'
oelS tdali9 uno Gonuiags bon 2inbis nno Nals
@beiopeaie nus OeloporesAana Salten Ii
Nciierton nn0 6beiier. @n an Sa0reeio
l.25 @imeiic; 9tnoiabrt 50. %hltle 5nr
&iidia6ri per 1ags ooer NaDibooi ODER per
a9 & C.sNabn" $500
Spe5ialraie tit eincn geeg, mr nuf Iao,
6oo nan %0ilaoelp6ia giiItia 75c. TN 9mguif.
Seine Bnlbcn Sincte. Seocn 1loune nno
0rciinN i'm gliQllf
8biiaocp0d noN baltimore nur piltiQ oui
1aaOootcii aiiliia nit Auiabrt s Norm. an ic'
Au0tboofe ia6ren idolin Sonniaes ausqc'
uon'len, llDr NaDnl; SiIrngnnnSs sNiueie 81
nicoriucn Staten nci Nlhungb'S ltuh gltlnntic
Gcp Dntt gIloalp, IroD uno u5rohnen 9hInI,
ten. WiubHeten l6c 6ra6t 8u nieoriQereH
Naicn ole pcr ea0n uuQenonimcn nno bclor.
ocrt S1relbt iir licileiihrcr
(Suuii2 .3Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
An 9groOi0cncc, N. a., iin0 II

~ FIUUTUVIIVV1 w % ITIIU TIV7
tcn $noipi0uen uno 0rei @cieaidof.
ten olif Oie 9lnihuloieung, Die Ser.
Staoten Inn Steuern in S5be BON
81 100000 fir anscblicb fiinitlih
eeI6rbtes Sleomargarin betrogen 81
bobeu Our6 ole 9unoes @ranO S5u.
~ uuter 9lnfloge aciteat morOen 0o.
runter oie @crntonts uno 0ie gtciD
Gnelon0 N}anltioctaring 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

QItUnnenten, bic ben ,,Seuigdlen Gurres
lpUnbenten" uidlt plinttlidl pbrr mnreael.
m6Rtg erbaIien, iinO eebeien, ber Office
bapun per IeIepbun uOcr idlrIftIiGb NQh.
tbeiInnB 81 madleM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
Ninca g8alnIinniaen eMredcnatlat.

8 bicngo, Su., 5. gIN9llIt,
OF. Olaf Sanac ein bieigcr 3abn.
or3t, tootctc s.-.a IN cincm @abn.
iinnson'@l ieinc 6rau uno iein orei-
i1HtJes So6nhen mo bcging Damn
1elbItnoro, Der gSa6niinnigc cr-
itod bic 9cioen uno 5ericbncttcrtc
i6rc Sdaocl init einem @ommer-
Gmn itie0 CT in Die 9ooepanne uno
ihniit iih bic AchIe a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
4SouarO- nnO aSeainstor- -StraGe.
@i(6=eSinnen,
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department during
the past twenty-four hours:
Gideon A. Lyon. sr, 81 years, Homeo-
pathic Hospital
Elizabeth p. Grigg. - years, ell2
Wyoming avenue
Joseph f. Hester 81. IL years. 90
Shepherd street northwest.
Leonard l.. Gutridge. IS Years. 500
23d street northwest.
John F. Taylor. >. years. 30l5 Dunn
barton avenue northwest
Emma Hobbs. 63 years. Georgetown
University Hospital.
Alfred II. Gheen, SO years. 1919 4 y
street southwest.
Robert L.. Burgess. , years, Chill
dren's Hospital.
Eliza j. Tenly. y. years. 1918 \
street northwest.
Audrey F. Peck. "a years. Georgetown
University Hospital.
Agnes r. Riley. 6S years 450g Wiscon-
sin avenue Tenieytown. &c..
Robert Z. johnson. 6' years. 50 Fen
ton street northeast.
Infant of Samuel and Fannie Apple
bee i. - days, 2505 Champlain avenue
~. Lloyd t Harris. year, s24 I'd street
southwest.
Annie wicks, 60 years, l11s Sd street
SaiIie Yates, 81 years. 500 F street
George Brown. "a years. 90 Pierce
street northwest.
Emma p Thompson. SO years. 619
Mary J. Lewis. 60 ears, 917 :5th
street northwest.>
gernice Dodson. II months. 1919
Turner street northeast.
Evening star., 1914-05-21
CHANGES DIPLOMATIC SYSTEM.
Stone Bill Makes Recognition Of
Merit Possible in Future.

Sweeping changes in the methods
pursued in making appointments to
the diplomatic service below the grades
OF ambassador and minister. and in the
entire consular service were proposed
III bill introduced yesterday by Sen
ator Stone. chairman of the Senate for
eign relations committee.
The bill drawn by State Department
officials is designed to put appoint
menfs III both services on much the
basis of those to the army and navy
Appointments under II would be made
Tor general service and not to particu-
lar posts ls at present. Changes in
posts in either service would be made
without the necessity Of new appoint
ments, ana the consequent confirmation
by the Senate
one effect of the bill would be to
give greater opportunity to recogni-
ton OF merit. as promotions could be
made from less to more desirable posts
by the State Department.