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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Der einitmaliac 9larine-Sct GGarleo 8. 9ono-
rerte it, pie eiu lSremO G6eoOor &ooeoclt, iiir cine
itarfc 6otte Gcies &erongcn tbeilt Sr. 8onaparte
aller0ings nit @iaionen anOeren Nmcrifonern. Aber
CT lit Der 9lniidt mir braitden Die 6lotte mr 5nm
Sduee gegen 0aitidlanO. Gr iteQt in eincm 9lrtifcl
in elmer 6ieiigeu 9ladmittogs 3etm9 cinen @ergleb
an 5Diid)ei Der Oetiben unO Der omerifanden
G6lo6tidif 6lote uuo fomnt 5it Dem 9leiultat Dob
cs mierer 3lotte in enen arieae nit 0etidanO re]t
Idledt erge6en f0nutc 9ieies GergIeid5ie6en 5ui-
iden Der Oeutiden mo Scr ameritoniben 5otte lit min
5ror nidts Aeues unierc Sngos pfegcn e9 red)t OFT
5u t6in. }ber 9}iemon0 Bat unercn engeren Sanos-
mann gouoparte 6is6er emols Uouuerien fonen Dab
cr 81 Oen 3ngos 50bt llnO "a mir nidt miiBten, OaB
geuti6lano uier beionoerer 6cnO ein ioltc, f0nnen
mir feiuc ouocre Grfldrmg fir iene GergleiGSauiel-
hung 0es Srn Sonaporte iinOe ais Dab er fron5od]en
8lutes it, Gs lit 6m angcboren, 0eutiGonO ais
6enO 81 bctradten; Der 0hc Charlie ,fannS chen nd)t
belien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

s8tr pon 6n0ert Cif5ioreu aus Der 9lrncc unO oie
8a6rideinlidfcit OoB mcngiteus ein E6eil Der Grp-
pen iib ueigern miro oui Tie 5l djieBen, miro Die @e-
ro6ner pon Hitter iiderIid in 6rcm Gnti@luB Der Sin.
fii6umg bon Some 9lillc in 5rouO bewaiircte @epalt
cutgcgcn 81 icben beltIrten
g9cnn Die 9iegiermg eit alIigctreten udrc, alS bic
re0olutionGren ltmtre6e in Hitter i6ren 9lniang na5-
men ais man iid5 8u bepoiine begonn unO friegsmGBg
ous5ublocn Damn wdre i'm Jest Oie Sorge eriport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
Senrn SonSfn6lcr.

IS nurb am % Nidrs 1914 mad ldneercr
0ranibri NcurD SanemGler - Sabre alt. ae
lieber @0ttc Der ueriiorbeneu glnaliia Sano'
uhlcr &cronnoic mo Srcunoe iino ahtnQs
bon einQclnocn. Der @ceroqunp beiiuwo6ncn
pclMe an Spuneritan oen 2G Widr8 Nlorqcns
nm ll6r BON ciner lsobnlug. Nr. 300, 9iuro'
Mnihinnfon. Gtrn6c. aus nncl Der e. Nd0acls
ien Scelcnbei cclehrrt mirn mo oann auf
ocm gp @rlbicr6re06oie" itaiiinoet
llnira22--oGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
G)}arn 81 SlPnsler

SIS itar6 am 2l. N9dr5 1914 nd6 ldngcrer
Qranibei Warn " MBsler, G3 Sabre alt ges
icbie Satin ocs periior6cncn. SEQ 9S 65scr
Germanoie uno Srcnnbe iiHo a6tlHgsoou eingcA
aocn. Der Sccroipnna belnmobnen. pc0c an
ron Ser g8obnuna brcs Sohnes, 6rn 5reocrid
Si6olcr. Gr. j21 SRb 4Dtumac.etraRe, aus oHf
Dem ,9ouoou @ari.Srcoboie" iiaitiinoci
ocii mSaen acfaaiefi copireHl 1Rdr328 2i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
I 8n Ser iannilcn aeridtlidlen GntiaeiOnna IN a6ln

2a Der ausitcm geridtliden GntideiOnms in a1la'
NoB eS eine @eeiOigmg it6pe 6rall ySnfro9ette1 5n
ucnncn, benerft Der sg{eBi in9orf &crolO% guflere
0cnibcn ISrcnOc i0 e6r praitiide Seite, IS 1T eidlt
ucrtonolid pie i@nea e, @ngonOs ernltetcs politi-
ideS 9ro6lcm loicn wirOeu Gice ri6terd)e @ntidei-
hung 1T ser critic 6ritt a Der OenitOcn eiiitelnna
scr GGotiodc 0oB sic clqliihen 5uiiroeeten nd)t Ne
iiig norulal in0 Die @HtiAeiOHg ioltc oui Der on
oercn seitc Der 9loroipe9 elm %roccOcn6ial onacnom
men nerOen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
cNnuiel fjerhcrt.

GS iiar6 ON % Nldr5 1914 in ocr gSo6nung
ieiner Eod)icr Sanicl Scrbert, 80 Sabre all.
Geicbicr Gnltc Der ucriiorbCnen Widrp 0crbcri.
coH Der ge90ngna icincr 3odicr Nr. 1911,
&citsScanil;nsStra6c, ans nad Der q Dl. glotas
beicrSlirche 100 nm 1zS Qbr Elm llclucmspods
aui Dem 80. @r6icr Srieoboie" iidtt.
llfurR23@2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

3ueiGnuSer. @italicOcr Der ,SIrmcc Ser SIr6etslO-
icn,~ 0ic BON Goioriieu uad g8oi6iu9ton moridiren
moQtc in Der 9tG6c BON Sacramento obcr pom Gountp'
9e66rocn in i6rcm ,Qaacr~ ieae0altcn mrOcn Inn in
flcncn Eruppc nadlnO nod perprcn9t 5u meroen ba'
zen ocn 9eb0roen elm Sdnppben ged)lagen iilOem iie
cncu Nder 9onO getailit 6aben auf melbem lie Jest
fompiren. Sie ppo6nen" ieBt auf 5ren Gigent1m
lmO f6men nid)t iortgeiboiit werOen &enn lie nod
ctld)e 9dcr 9on0 mebr fouite mo @auleiel gSogen
nuo %ilige oop baum f0nnten lie audi Der 9lrntb en-
SGnippden i6ogeu. 0as wiiroe aIlerohlgs nicDt 10
uiel ge6en crregen inO angc nd]t 10 interealt lel
ais ein 0iori6 nad) Der SunDes'9auptaotl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
smrcan Der ellaOcEgnas. G9mmiiiion.

ccsaraie ucriraclts Mnoebete an zen sNoaro
ui 9lndrOs. 6are o GIN Otceiller, uotSlnl
pcroen bon oielem N lelnem %nte9m,, NJ, Mui4
hars bis I / llbr &ormiiidQs, an WuttunW,
f. Npril 1914, cngcgcn qenoHWell lut gtpeut
rmnG 6unbiicnbnil, Elldnerun9 NM yVupla'
icrunp NIT SrdnltblodeL aAe aul Sollitsi-
unicrdGe ocr III lol9ehoeH epHltul''" "'h'
fhricn Srahen: a.. on
(5renit Slbde Nenpiiahcrnngs.6untra gir 81
Ooaioan.etra BON &ealant'SfraBe DIS eeH'
gat6ishafe, bon GuiIiorO.sbenue biz Sails
qlcaiGnt.etraae, bon GaIoeri.shabc big Soai'
xerminal. strshc, bon 5auswab bis goniiim'
crdni.Ni6dc &nonerns 1000 QuS. gSs.
Granit%6ce NenpllalerqG 0g3v So9 s'GP e9o6 Y6999 Y69
erani..SBdc Wcugilaitcrnnos. 6omtratt Nr; 50,
Souihs SraHc, bon %raii SiraBe DIS SonHouto'
German sifaac bon @aca.Sirabe 0is Guian'
65ronii.g6dc 9ilaiiGua 500 0uo. gos.
GroniiNiode NcpallerlH9 SS9nh gho5 5uS55 S55 Y9966
C0iec 2abcn oriden Die o6qe3aeiCn Al!all,
tifdcn Der 6aupipoiien ans. Die IN oen eou'
'5sipcdiiiationcn mn5 9lnQc6ols s5ormulare l6n'
ncn ami Gcium inn bureau Der Ellnlleruii9s.
NpmniNipn 6dib0duS, crlanQi meroeh YIN
Tepoiii non $500 miro iiir ieoe 8eipe oon
-,ncsifilalioucu fir icbcn 6ontcaft gcoroeri,
Gdiiel0c miro Mot 5nritdcrllaliel mehn e'l'
qnoeuot nni ciuQcrcidii miro.
Ylduc uuo Gluiile ino 6ur Snlormdion poll
Nicern i'm 9rMio i'm @urcan ocs coninlilreh'
ocn SuQcnicur5 nubcludOri. ID.
Nis Gonrnii Ncb0r0c bcDdlt ii0 oas AcNl
bor, rQcuo elm mo auc Nn9eb9e 81 petlpet
icn Sin bcg!mbiQier Gbcd oes Nieiers alil
cine nGlcorng 0onie &dni." oul oie Drore oes
lCau0r5 NM Stnoirnibs uon baltimore Qe6o.
QeH su Der ohcu anQcgcbcntn poDe, ruB lcoeh'
NNGcbOi hci0clg lcin. ., ,..,
Ser eriolprei1e &icicr mus 8llrq0all llcl,
len mo oie &citinmunAen bc5 SiaotoDdVlet9
fiber 0ourdiic cylaucn.
SIN Suffrage hcr 8llaitcrunds sSommlltoh
Y. g. SDDtD,
temp. &orfter
3. @lgcrs Seoian,
Selrcldr
@cfdiioi:
@rdii6en Der GoHiraii sNeDoroe
(NirS2O %, 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

%cri5 cpplanSirtc einer sdjnuIpiclcriu, Scrcn Sc'
ileiOuiQ aus ucnig mc6r olS golocncn &inGcn mo
Soarpub 6eituno, un0 fiBte ie ob wcnn lie 6crousGc-
ucn wuroc Ger llntcibicO 3mid)cn nStim" lmO LIN.
ouitGn0iofcit lit elm 70 ciner Dab MIR %drer ibn on
oen erItcn @lid moGr5uncbmcn ucrmoaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Der Dgrgnnb sos" 1T eadmmo Inm EOoc Ourd
sen StronQ rcrrrt6cit @lluer lmo @lci iinO 81 gut
fir oen 6ntcrliitacn 0eieacn. IN icc6s gSodcn nad
ocn 3 6cbruar criprab cr inns 6riibobr5mcter Gcet
iiu0 i@ou c6cr g3od)en ueritridcn mO INNER mob
Sdlnce
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

fCs narb am ~. Nldr5 1914 i'm Cos 9lnges
les Ga... 2uniic q. 0byhorot (aeb, NlcrleiD,
Satin 0cs ocriiorbcncn 99iuinm 50. @6rburoi.
Sic 8ccroaung iinoct BON ocr gSobnung ibrer
@iern, 6crrn mo Srdn @uuu Mlcrein 9ir.
1906, SitsScocrnls sStrafc, aus iidit Sic 8eit
Der Neeroiauna miro ipdier betannt aema6i.
(lGdr32O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Die SdliffsbanEnnIt dlcIHt ocn oeaIen FanuAleF'
Gampcr colic5 9cidaien 81 6a6en Sci Dem beltalIen
Stlrmc fcnuten sic %aiiagicre oca 9iciWoomplers
,Snecraior Der ioe6en oui ieiner critcn 6rbia6r,-
rciie Don Sam6ura in 9}cu-Yorf on9elan8t 1T, beH
ooupcr fscu oDuc ourd Stampicu uno &oacn 9clort
sil mcr0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

IS narb i'm Sclui0cn Urciicn6cim SrGg
Barbara Scfcr, in 0rcnt B5. 9ebcnsiabr.
Die 8eeroigun9 iinbet Nlonta1 Na0miiag 2
ll6r aui Dem oSt. Rault5s@cmcnoe 5ric00of"
iiaii CUtr822 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

snrcar oes Gruauoc.SuiyrsturS, 0lai0OaaS
Baltimore. NO. IS. Ddr5 1914.
glaGcbotc mcr0cn cntQCqcn genonlncn bon hcr
Gonigal6et0r0c 0cg Siaot Baltimore fir 9u
pcuirmg uHo &criG1ncrnnA pes @runocs poh
9ir 27 SMnle SnO cite uno GbciicrsS SrnBe,
lir neil O}0Oor uno Sldoirntb bon &allmote
ifr Die 9cnntuna citens Der Sc0oroe oer
S0u eopnilildre. .r,...,..... ,-...,...,s ,.,s
ou Sen @onr6 oi glmaroe Of Baltimore Gin"
dSrciiiri icin, bic 9IuriMriil e%rnppiais ior
Hmpipuius, orabin1 ano @naolira ejrennos
w. % Smpul" rdgeiL NM bcl @errn MMoto
OiluiHn Stdnis6cQirnior, ~ lelnem Nure0lt
inn 9uihfnls nnl obcc Dor WdlnpoW, Den t..
glpril 1914, If ll0r %ormlita0s, einocrei0t
Gin beolaubloicr G6cd ocs @icct5 inn Qs-
fraoe nnn iHnibnnocrt (S50000( Srnars AMI
cine .6icnriiin Snnic gnui" dui bic Grorc ncs
Yioonre inb Stanirdiba non baltimore muB
icnem Wnocrol hc,Jciiiai ieiu
Ser eriularcilhc 8icicr mnB glr91ait iic0cu
RIM Sic slnri0riiicn ncs Gta0tGbdriers in lcs
ana nui Nouraitc erillen
2ctNuiuocn ullo Spe3liIdtipncH lUnncn am
ohcr rnM ncn 20 0idta 1914 i'm Bureau
ocS ccbGuSc Suipeitors 6cil6iioi merncn.
9ic Wrbfroc 0chdi t0 bqs 6cAi nor, iracno
Gin n0e. alie 9lnactoic 3nridNmcicn
Is. .. Stnbbe,
Vcbdu0esSnipdior.
SamCS $. esrcfur,
@rilioclt tcy Gonirafi @c01yoc.
(QirsfQ 1929
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

g3cnn Sir 9ioasl GcroCn nidjt anScrueitis 6cidld=
tigt it, meiut 0io ,9cr-}ortcr &orlo tonn oas britt
idc 9luyudrti6c gu i'm ia ais 9otiGaitcr an bic 9ar
iou.Geaierm1 in Hitter eHocn 9ort lino aber icne
GoBcifoncu 5u 6oicn mic in Mcrco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
@efnnntmndlnnoen.
Gcpertcmcnt fir 1fieuhihc ger6eiiernHaeu.
uutersSepartemcnt bes os.5naruienrs.

untersS sScpartcmcnt bes Staot 5uacuicnrs.
Nnlti more, .. 9}dr5 1914.
llu gllC, bic cs nuncbt!
IS miro biermit gcmdB ben gb0niien SO y
uno SG oce Baltimore Sta0t6baricre bclannt
o0B Die @ilniierungs 9onmiilion oer
Siaoi baltimore mad Dem %. Npril 1914 be-
giunen miro Die no6ecnqHnie Stabe NIL mo-
oernem Naterial 81 pilaiiern nen 6n plalerl
mo ncu IN bc.eQen. glllc &crlOucn uuo Sprs
porationen merocH oesbab aui1eioroert 9rs
iaubniBi6eiHe iiir ole glrbeiten 3n loien uno
bicic Dor Dem 25t Apri 1914 Sll beeHoeH, ole
i'm irqcno cuer gSciic Die glngrabung oeer
glureiBung nodGenonnter Sirabe ooer elllcs
I6eles 0crcl6cn n0t6ig mGdcn m0cDten, nld)s
6cm iie auf io.1c ggelie eepilaiiert neu gep!o'
iiut o0cr ncu helcQt III.
Sic obcu crmdbnte StrnBe III:
Scrmiuals 5trnRc (Salss Sirdbe), bon 6dus'
may bis Goatimtou StraBe
$. g. Wicgag,
Gtaois SHgenienr.
Sm stuirne oer &ilaIicrungS 69mmiillon
Der GQOt Baltimore.
M. Gctb Compton,
&oriibcr mo connltirenoer Sngenleur
(Widr5l4. .21 ,2S Npr4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Sine SdnceSede 6e6rift Gencr ocn 6riiGnassSln.
iang. &omnt nidt oit ppr gber ocicn ungcaGtct A
Scr 9lpril BAT ms and i6ou S1nee ge6rddt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
Surd &atiiiun & OIa6Gu gluttiunatOren:
@hreau Der Strafcnobrdlnrndlo 0omnIiiare

Surd gotfiion & Oo6au, gultiunaturcu.
1lfrrnu Scr Observation-Disclosures 6OmmiiiGre.
SnTer.9Scrteiicrniqs Gomiiiiiion, 9iatIbans
BGIffmurc, 10. MGr5 1914.
0fufffnnSsWrrnuf uau quun uun 9numalcrial.
CSemdk Sen Gnrfhriitcn oe5 Charters Der
sfGSt 8olfirorc @bi0niit no. uer0en Die
Etroten6urdbrn0ssG Gonunfidre am MioHtag,
58 INars f9iI llbr 0ahmiiiaqs an Sri
ms Sie4e oui Bifenfli3er 9uiiion 6as gnnic
@aumoierial nui Got Is unb got u Ucranen,
6ns ami rem Bette bcr Wsou.cbcQus9lue
nnn Gocsburns s9(nenue bis 8um 8egeredt Der
Vnlfimnre K, S6iosGiieubdbn febt 0cu1B
ocr am so 0ai 1907 unier5einncten &croro'
nina g,r $50 oes Iianors mo Siahtrai6S bon
Waiimnre. auberocm ciucn QnnoitreieH Der
iHr SeS Sett 6cr Strabe ui6t 6cnDi6ioi ift. un0
melde inn Gin5clnen iuie iolel 6ei6ricben mers
ncn.
Got Or. I gud Der GonocmnirunQss0uri
o,S IS" bciQnnt an Ser Sii0ofsGde ocr Garis
Ieff Sfrobe uun OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sie 0uus
len 6eiic6cu ans efren nreifi6di0cn 3icqelitcins
1s',hnba,ts niit Srnnf an Ser iiiblihftcn Scte
BON %Grileit Strdbe CoSer 9lbennc) II sui 6d
AS SuB 3ou mn cincm einii0digen Se0meri'
So H6lfben 9,chcnochSuSc 3dune ETC., sic I'M
Tcn Scr 1l,nnfebello.sinen1e licacn mn6 iino
S'da, dot ~ g5 s1nf Sc, SouScnrirrnes l{arle
ors sd iefonuf an Ser TcromeiisGde bon
KY Ky to,sor,cnite ms SponebeIe Sipene Sic
S9mH9rIefSe Some9H 6efteben S oS egem S% SSeen SAD
Derfs nDeerrrf.sgSo6nba22s nit 5romt pou is SiB an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

gi6Fs in 6icicm Sn6rc in @rflidfcit fciuen %ro.
6i6itionsfomp in gnnapos2 gSir fomnen ia ans Ocr
llc6ung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
aad ciuer statitif Se5 @erbauOes iir 6anOwcrfs.

9adj ciuer Statitif SeS &er6apOes fir 6OuOwcrfsa
mGBige uuo fod)gepcr6lidje glls6iOmg DER 6rau oni
Grun0 cner llmiroge BEL 0en SanOmers. un0 @cmerbc
&ammcrn, gibt es 3r 3eit 1860 mei6lid6c &c5rrge
in gatiGlano GS lit icood an5lne5men 0oB 9ieic
su6l nod 5o6cr it, Gem Gle 9usOc5ung DER Sano-
wcrfs Geietoebin0 otsoc 8Fqufp Oic nord)rebt, OoB
mr. @lcterinnen 9ebrlinge ol5bil0cu oiricn nO 0aB
cc mci6li6en 9e6rImge iino 0eiclG 0cn 9eidlc 8il-
Gngsgonq aufpcicn miiiicu, mic Oic @|dnner III nod
5ii neu ais ooB Oic Sommern aili Dem SaucnOcn icn
f6mtcu Si Der 5totiitit ite6c oic Sdncocrinncn an
aa6l o6enan es mir0eu nGmlid) insgcanlmt l2Gl &C.
5G6lt, mouon 1898 al ErcuBen rm0 6O7i au oo5 iib-
rgc GcthlouO cntaacl gSct 5irild iieben Die BuB
niaderunen, ocrcn 3a6l 1856 6etrdgt uiO nod GERM
Ger lit oic Rail- ser 6rclriuncn 9e6rlin0e 0c mlr 1l1
bctrGgt. Garan rci6en id) tO7 9SeiBndbcrmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
Gamnaaffer QgofGsfea- @arG.

Ser .@unnIaiicr Gonscit& &ercin" bcebrl 4.
fcinen SrcuHoeu uo Screincn dn8u8ciGcn, odb
gSilfcnS.slOcme uno SrcpcridsJiOao Hbcrnonp
men bat mo Dem Oerc6gtcn Snhliium iilr Io'
baliung bon Ricnica uno Seiii@lelen cmplleDll.
Sir Iu5mnii Weeen NelcGung ocs Rarl9
meuCe man li6 cnhpcccr nE s.. 9. gtienrielo,
Nr, 2Oi9 ggeitNrati. =irn9s. ooer al 6ron5
Gntcr, MI 5S GniJnsslUcruc, oocr oirci ll''
Bari Qe cphnn: C6ilmpr 394 Nt
1ircilrr @lnlGnG Oun Der Srroerid-9ioao'
(Sch2j ,3l)iie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Surean brs @e0atoc.Snipcfiurs glatg9anc
8alti more. no, is. W'at6 l9l4
glnQc6otc iueroen enigcncn qcH0iiilNcn Don OCT
GoniraitQcb1roe Der Sinot Baltimore nir ole
9iOeuirnnq unb &crin1nerung oee @rnnoe9 an
9r. Shule Qit!c @OuQb, Stilcs. 0enitals
elrenrc uno Slacn glncO fir ben Wldpor mo
Siaotrat6 BON Baltimore ir pie Sennbune ei'
icns Der 0cb0roc ocr S0uls@uninlinate
9lnQcboic miiiicn In ocriicaclicn Sohocrien
aoreiiri an ocn .G0aro Of gliparos, leln' pc
sufihrift ,&rUpgial fog Smpruuin6, @raolrn
anO Gnrofng Gronuos areAno 1s, salooi ="
traqcn uilo Del Sern. Micbaro e'minlI ogii
siabi NcgiiiraiOr IN ocicu Suredu llH NolO
bamS nm oocr Dor + llbr SormiidQs am
WlttpoGl, T. 9,Dril 1914, einGcre0 peroef.
Seocm glD0ebpi mnB Gin an oen Wta0or lluo
Etaotruth bon baltimore 3aDlbnrer cerllll3irier
0Led oes @eiers ir ltniGnnoert lS50O0pl
Sonare ani cine p9leorin9 ooule Sau bci'
' Ser croioreine 8etcr mus Riiroi6afi iienga
mo bic &oridlriitcn ocs Staois9Darters IN Nc
qua nui @ontrOiie erinucn
Ae1nunQcu uno Spc5iifGtlonen ionnen AM
ooer na1 oem 20. Nidr8 1914 im Nurear
oes Gjcbdnoc.Snipciors beli0itqi meroen.
Die NCbdroe bebdli liD ods He0i nor, ir9eno
Gin oCcr ale ginGcbplc 5nrild5nuelleu
6. q. Sin9Ds,
@ebdu0csSnipciior.
@cfdiS:
FHN ttHfN NIHNN "A ,ftttAs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
spcjial.9,u5ci9e.
9iurcnn Der
cgiyiuuicni2i 2iccn5sGummilidrc,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11
DROUTH AGAIN "BROKEN."

Following several days of excessive
warmth, when the thermometer
ranged up in the nineties, Sunday was
a day of showers and comparative
GOODNESS for time, relieving to some
extent the unusual weather condi-
tons.
Belated, as it was, the moisture
win do great deal of good. The
late corn will be improved, pastures
benefited, and the tobacco crop,
which has been at standstill for a
time, will take on new life, and will,
it is claimed, almost reach the aver
age of last years crop.
Good rains have been reported
from all sections of the county, with
the prayer that much more may yet
be coming, as it is badly needed.
Carlisle and portions of Nicholas
were visited by heavy hail which
ridd}ed, the growing tobacco crop.
II will require several days of
heavy downpour to relieve the drouth
situation, which is really becoming
serious. ....-,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11
NEW MANAGEMENT.

We wish to call the attention OF
the public to the new Livery and
Feed Stable just opened by u.s. We
have taken charge of the place just
vacated by Mr.. Geo. Rose on Main
Street, between Seventh and Eighth
We are prepared to furnish the best
livery ever offered the public in
Paris. New carriages, buggies, hors-
eS, harness, etc. Special attention
given to weddings and funerals, par,
ties, etc. Let us take care of your
rig and we will guarantee to please
you. We will endeavOr to conduct a
frst-class place in every detail.
New waiting rooms for ladies were
recently furnished This place will
be under the personal management of
Mr. Ernest Martin, while the stable
on Eighth street will continue under
the supervision of Mr.. Walter Mar
tin. The public trade is respectfully
solicited.
WALTER MARTIN.
ERNEST MARTIN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11
WHO is TO BLAME?

The pople of Paris are very much
interested in the solution of several
problems of public nature that con-
front them, and they want to know
who is to blame?"
Several weeks ago is was announc-
ed when the work of reconstructing
Main street was begun that the work
would be completed in thirty days.
Main street is a reproach. Its last
state is almost as bad as its first.
The dust from the exposed concrete
foundation fills the air and floats in
dences. The real wOrk-that of re-
surfacing-hasn't even commenced.
The pople want to know, who is
to blame?"
1t was announced last year just af-
ter the termination of one of the most
disastrous drouth this section has
ever known that the Paris Water
Company, DESTROYS of preventing the
repetition of a near water famine
such as prevailed then, would build
Immediately a large concrete dam at
Spears Mill and store up enough wa.
ter to insure Paris plentiful supply
of pure, wholesome water for private
and public consumption. 1t is true
the dam has been built, but the water
supply hasn't been improved, and is
getting shorter all the time. The peo
pie are warned to be economical in
the use of water. Promised relief
hasn't materialized. Street mains
that have been under ground nearly
eleven years have not been replaced
with clean new pipes, and dead
ends" continue to furnish their out
put of dirty water. 1t is alleged that
the water supply. while wholesome
may not be pure. There is no water
behind the big dam at Spears Mill
The City Council has withheld pay
ment of the Water Company's bill
alleging the city is not being supplied
with pure wholesome water, as should
be done under the contract with the
Water Company, and has instructed
the City Attorney to prepare and file
suit against the Water Company.
The people want to know: who is
to blame?"
With a first-class electric light
plant in the city, Paris has been plac
ed at the mercy of Lexington and the
elements for its light and power
The service in a general way is good
but it seems that every time it rains
or there is bit of muggy feather
something goes wrong at the sub-sta
ton, and Paris business houses and
residences are temporarily deprived
of light and power. The two motion
picture houses, both of whom are
now absolutely dependent upon the
Lexington current for their power
are the principal sufferers, with those
who are using electric motors fol
power, finishing close second. We
have been told that the local plant
is still kept in condition and ready to
start up in thirty-five minutes in
event of just such an emergency as
has been noted here, but it is never
used, and the business of Paris waits
the pleasure of the sub-station &.
The people want to know: who is
to blame?"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-11
SYMPATHY FOR PRESIDENT.

Woodrow Wilson has earned a
peoples faith, not through tricks of
speech of the arts of pleasing, but
through service. The life so near to
him that ended Thursday was, too,
a life of service that makes irrepara.
BILE her loss to husband and home, to
friends and, not least, to the friend
less. In Mrs. Wilson's life were ex-
emplified the qualities that make
womanhood reverenced. The part her
silent influence played in the mold
ing of the man the people trust is not
to be overestimated. No heavier
blow than her death could have fall
en- on one weighed down by heavy
burdens. The sympathy that goes
out to him is deeper than the reach
of words. louisville Times.