davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1914-03-29

Nick Altrock is putting his act at the
Gayety this afternoon. He will repeat to-
night when the ball players will be on hand
10 pass judgment upon his ability a a real
actor.
The Washington times., 1914-03-29

Mike Martin. the Nationals trainer. has
been offered the position Of trainer OF the
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
College football and baseball teams. The job
was profered by Jack Hegarty. the former
Georgetown captain. who is coach Of tine
Tar Heels and who hopes 10 have Dave White
with him next year assistant.
Martin has taken the proposition under
sdvisement and may accept in case he
should be able to arrange his schedule a,
this end
The Washington times., 1914-03-29

George Mcbride may be out for a short
Practice tomorrow. The captain is only too
not intend to take chances Of having per
mRnently injured the one who has proven
- valuable the directing genius CT one
Of the greatest defensive teams baseball las
ever known
The Washington times., 1914-03-29

Clark Griffith does on a close play call
ed against him when told him 1 had
You won't be gallivantinG around the
country playing ball." said he. but
you'll go along to school. and then,
when you finish there, do some real
work.
The Washington times., 1914-03-29

Next week: "Off tho Field With .
Fig League Club"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08

TRINIDAD. colo. May Major
W A. Holbrook and staff spent today
among the strikers AZ Sopris and Sc
guudo. impresslug on them the ad-
visibility Of peacefully sur endering
arms. No delivery OF guns was made
to Colonel Lockett commanding the
federal troops, or to his subordlnates
today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08

JCAREZ.. Mey. May 7.-Constitu-
tionalist officials in close touch with
m .htary affairs on the western coast
OF Mexico do not credit the report
from Los Angeles that Mazatan has
fallen into the hands OF Carranza's
men
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08

Nelson O'Shaughuessy former
Charge d'Anaires ct Mexico city. ar
rived I'm Washington today He saw
Secretary. Bryan for only q rev min
utcs and deferred his report 10 the
president and Mr. Bryan until tomot-
row
Reports from the Brazilian amhas-
sador at Mexico city stated that a
ran-load of American refugees five
hundred To six hundred iu number
lcft Mexico cry for Vera cruz i'm
two sections, yesterday evening. Cen
cral Huerta permitted guard To- ace
compau, the trains one OF those ON
the train was DR. Edward lHap. The
American physician who hos been un-
der arrest on espionage cha.res. and
who was released in deferen,o TO tho
strong representations on tho part oi
the American government Equally
strong representations haze been
made In behalf of John f. Silliman,
American Vice ana Deputy Con sW
at Saltillo. whose dsapprarance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08

tconllnUed on Page ThreeJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08

Walter FISHER secretary OIL ,"e III
terror d"nHB ihr '"Il'I''7.I "'loH W
President IajI WIFI arrive J." 'N''-
hom' 'Il> Hund'! or Suhd'S "lEn'
I"' '"' P'l P'N
l'''o '"N ''' -, ,,, -, a.. sod
o,.,I ,..,,l SECRETARY Fisher disap-
,,,,,J tho nr,p...I leases Tucker
,,,,.... .,tl,.r .or,un. nf mon held
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-08

Nns the Circulation - Tie Wurld
Yesterday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
gIns Ocn @cri6ts66fcn.

StraBcn6a6n @eielidoit meigcrt
lid, cinen 6ol6en Goltm6io-0ol.
lar on5uuc6mcn. ShaOeuer-
criobflogc Die 6olge. 9lrt6ur
6. @lopcr miro 6olo mieOcr bier
icin. @rie6'i6e &orlage IN
3iueiiel ge5ogen.
gSeil ser Gonoufteur eines Stra-
Benba6n @oggons niht einen bal
ben Columbia Dollar aune6men
woate, bat eSo6n 8. Bed inn StaOt-
@eridt gegeu Die &ereinigte Stro.
Ben6o6n @eieQi6oft cine $1,000
SdaOeneriobfloge eingereidt. Ger
alGger be6ouptet, oaB er bon Dem
@oogon peupieien luur0e, ais er oen
,6ol6en Columbus GoQor" IN 3ob-
luna ao6, imO OoB er in rniiber
@eiic olifgeiorOert .lpor0en ict ieinen
Sib 5il Dcrloiien. } gSm. Cotton lit
'ocr 9icc6tsonmolt oes aldgers.
NlleS @cl0 mar beinu6e
bOrban0en.
Gen bier bon Soiilis Stnatsnn-
malt GolonO 81. Dlari6oa mo Detef-.
tiu @o6le eingctroiienen 9iohricbten
3ufolae luerOen Die 9eiOen lpa6r
ideinlih am 5. SUM nit i6rem @e.
iongencn glrt6ur Is Nloper, melher
6eid)ulOi0t iii, $1,000 Der 6irma
y&ropioent 9iie ouO Enit Go.~ I'M
terihlagen 81 bo6en, bier eintrellet
&eiBer &ompf ermartet.
SobolO n1dlie g8ode Ons glppel-
lotonsQein6 bon perihicOenen Be
mo6nern pon SiiO Baltimore i'm
5toOt @crid5t 9ir 3 pegcn Der iiir
Sen Sen 6ig6maD perorOneten 9lbi
id0srmgen understanding fommen
miro, miro ser Sto0t Srofluator
6ielO Die @eicbndBiefet Der @ric.
bclicben Gorloge oniehten
Sei d cnb c It after flogcn.
g. ScDinion & Bros, 2cihen6c
itottcr bon gn. 11O7, Sit.9oltimorc-
StroBc. bobcn gcgcn yio6crt SIMMER
uno ieinc 9lgcntcn, I'M 0bcrgcridt ei-
ne $4,000 Sho0cncriobflogc cingc
reiht. Die eritgcnannte 6irmu er-
fIGrt, sob iic nit Dem GitD Cab
Company einen Gontroft batte, ib
ncn ole gSagen 81 lieiern Die 81 iD
rem 9eulf notbwenOig poren Der
icl6c wdre jeood nicmalS eingcbolten
por0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

0nog nad fir3er Sront6eit- &ar
ie5r belic6t mo iein NinideiOen
miro olgemcin betrouert. @es
bortc cit maeid6r 20 So6rcn
ocm @olBei Geportemcut au
@oli5ei 2crgcout 9m. M. Sein5,
elmer ser bclie6teiien Roli5et Beam
ten oes iiiomeitliden Iiilrittes, lit
aeiiern 9l6eno nod ur aanj fur5em
Nranienloger i'm gllter BON 5S SAB.
rem III ieiner @obnlug. 9tr. S21,
gScit 9orreitroBe, an ocr 3udcrs
tront1eit geitorben. Sr &eiu5 fon
Dor ungeid6r adt So9en nad 0oriie
imo flagte iibcr llnmoblleiu; er legte
iid, nieoer mo bat eiioem oos 9ctt
nilt meAr oetlaiien 9hlBer Scr crs
md6ntcn aranf6eit litt cr al elmer
Mtn0c an elmer iciner 3e6en 6ei Der
idlieBlicb 8rano etniebte mo lob
nif Deitere 5luci 3eben ausOebnte.
Ger geioenOe crbolte iid) gciiern
9indlnittog etuos um0 man 6egte
0ie 0offmma ooB cr oie @eio6r
iibcrlinnOeu 61tte. ood ioltc es let.
Der anoers fonmen aur6 nad 40
llbr bald)te en- ltngeben BON leincl
gInacborgen ieinen @eiit aus.
Der &critorbcne mur0e an a Si
Ii 1856 iii @rua Dcitcrreih llnaarn
ola ocr dlteitc Sobu bohgcddtcter
otuiibcr Glterl gc6orcn uuo fam
nit icncn Gltern ais 5dugling nod
glncrita. Seine Gltcrn aingen 3iI
crit nad &irginien mo iicoelteu iih
i9dicr IN Baltimore an. 9lls miige.
mcdicr anobe iono cr bolo cine qln
iiGluuQ III cinem Wciddftc uno etnb.
lirte ipdter ein SAaufaitcueeiddit
int einem 9ctonnten uutcr ocn Sir.
lrcnnomen &ciu3 & Oiies. glm IL.
4ioi 1897 trat cr IN oaS &oli5ci0c
paricment cin mo pur0c bier Sabre
ipdicr am ~ 9higuit 1901 gum ser
ncanicn bcior0crt gIls iolbcr mar
cr mcbrcrc Sabre IN gSolbroot tbd
fla nn0ermarb iid) olh i'm glorouc
zen Der Staot bielc 8reunoc, ourd
fem pllihtcifrigcs gliftretcn rno Tie
hcnsmiroiQc8 g8cien, Scit ocm 10.
1ebruor 1910 fam en- oli ienen ci
gcucn g9imid nod Dem Siioweiten
@r. 8ein5 bintcrldBi oiBcr iciucr
(aotiiL 6ruu 2utboriuc lR, acb
TibcI, mr cine pcrbcirotbtetc Sod
tcr. 6rm 5ioneo 6aOcr, uno cine
oooptirtc Iodtcr. 5rl DlargorD
ncln3 iomie einen 9rlocr, @rn. =.
" Ncin5 Dic Arrangements fir bic
2'ccr0iauia merocn lpdter getroIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
Nns gRciter.


Sir NlarDlono nHo 0en Eiiiritt
Columbia belte uno morgen flar
im0 maBige Semperatur; uerdnOer-
lide g8inoe
Die nicoriglte SemperatiIr bctrig
geiieru 81 @raO Inn 6 ll6r Nlorgens
imO sic 6ohitc 10 @rao i'm 4 llbr
9lddniittags.
,Sn oeu iibriqcn @etter 9eobads
nassStntionen oes 2nnOes NOR Die
bodliie Iemperatr mie iolgt: ut.
lantic Gim GO, 9isniard 76. Bolton
20, 0uiiolo IS. G6arlciton "a 6bi.
coao 62, Glepelan0 5S, Gcnuer Ga,
Ieiroit 66, Glhut1 y. Gaiiport 5l,
@alpcnon rs. Green 9m 20, Sotte-
ras 20. Sanre IA. @eleno 81, Sod
i0npiae 76. &onios GitD rs Stnor
bile ~ 9ouispiQc -, Morduette 66,
Dlcmp6s ~, Alontaonerp 81, Diont
real 62, 9lantudct 60, 9}ep Orleans
Si Rep Norf GS, Gflo6omu IS,
sitisbura6 6I R6ilaoclp6ia 6S,
@omlauo, Nc, 6l 8ortlono. Ore,
10. Guebcc Sc. 9lalcig6 "a, SoltSotc
GitD 6S, San 6ran5iSco 81, StSouis
~. St @auI y, Scranton 66, S6re.
ueport 72, Spotane 40, Eonlpa 80,
99oi6inqton 6S, @innipeg SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
@rnn0iteimleaMna.

Siu'S ncuc @cbduOe Oes Gin 9aIti.
more 9naen. C6tcn. 9|oicu mo
NolS SopitaIs. @r @lopor @la.
booI ooQ5ic6t Sic Gcrcmouie.
6err @iaiom @redt iomnelt
pcitcre $500 fir oos Soipitol.
SIN Scncin bon promlucntcn Sals
timorer Giirgern, @cld0iisleuten
uno Gomeu SiiO .9oltinorcs poll.
500 geiiern gto6nittag Gr Nio0or s..
9auD Nlo6ool ole gditeinegmg
iiir ooS neue @cbduOe oeS Siio&ols
timorc ghlgens Sbren., 9}oicn mo
&olS SoipitolS, nebcn oenl jcbigcn
@e6dnoe 9tr. t2ti, Sig6tSrobe
Scrr lRo6ool 6c9riiBtc Die 9lmueien.
0en lm0 acoadie ser &er0ienite oes
&crrn &iQimu @redt, oeiien @o6l
t60tigteitsiinn Der 9ol 0cS neucn
SoipitolS in criter Sinie 5u pcr0ans
fen lit. @aicr @6clou Der 9ieftor
Der uSt. Nioru's Star Of t6e Sea
Stride croiinetc Oen &eocaftlo nit
eincm @e6et morouiSerr Greht cine
ldugerc 9lniprahc 6ielt. @r betonte,
0oB IN Dem Siititlt bereiis me6r ais
25,O00 &0tienten bc6onoclt 5000
opperirt porOen iiuo luO OoB Die
Sh0tigfeit ocs @oipitols ic0cn Sog
qroBer miro. Gen Nlit9lieOern Der
@eiebgebung 5oate en- glnertcnnlng
oaiiir oaB oiciel6eu oie ia6rlitbe Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

6ranf 9Sarucr, 55 Sabre alt, bon
Jlr 2l15. 6rcuont,9loene, lit gcs
iicm cii Ger 9ioole SiraBensStation
BON ciner 9langirmaidiue crnitlih
pcrlcbt por0cn. Gr puroc ctuo 20
SUB pcit aeidleiit II. bat oabci cincn
icbmercn 5MdocI6rld mo Nerlee-
M8en AM gan6en aorper oopon9e'
iragcn. Sciu 3uiiano Dllr0c i'm 1t
Soiepbs.0oWital ais ic6r ernlt be-
5clcbnci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

Willignna filr 0aS Snltittt bon $500
alii $4,000 er6o6ten @benlo Oontte
6crr @reht oen Su6icri6entcn. mel
die 5u Dem Soipito Sono beigetragen
6o6en Gr bejeihnete sic (b1tigfeit
inn Sntereiie 0es neucn ,Snititutes
ais elm g9crf Der Sic6e mo 9arni.
6cr5gfeii 9Im S6miie ieiuer PIN,
lprad6c dppcllirtc er an allie Gewo6s
ner BON Sii0 Baltimore. an Die Seu.
epucbr. oie Rol5ci, oic Strtet sic
Sdullc6rer inO Die Better pong8ons
oelbilocr S6cdterlt mii5ubelfcn an
oem e0lem @crfe.
Stnats Senator @illiom :. Sqs
ben mar Der ndhite 9lc0ner Gr Oel.
tetc ooroui6in ooB Oie aront6citen,
uelhe in Dem Soipitol bcbauoelt
mcroen, Die idmer5baiteiten iin0 mo
oeBbol6 nidt genl9 geibon perOen
fonn i'm oieicIben 5ll 6etdmpfen
un0 ju 6eilea.
9ieihe mo 9lrme fonneu III ocm
&nltitit 9e6on0hng fin0en m0 oeB
6alb lei 0oiielbe elm groBcr Scaen
iiir Siiof9oltiuorc. 9tadl Dem Gc0e
nftns iprah Boitor Gr, g. Nl Sim
mermdun 0as ShhiB0cbet
&crr @reht iammelie naA Oefu
9ltic peiterc $500 fir ocn Noipital
6on0. 0a6ei lit Elm @ciroa bon $500
BON ,Sroi Gli3obct6 &iel, mchen Oc.
iel6e in GrinuerlnQ i6rer ucritor6e
men Ntnitcr Srau Catherine guOluiq
itftcic Salt one Girefioren mo @e.
antcu Ocs NoipitdlS 6et6eilgten idb
DER @rlnoiteinlcglinN oarunier sic
Scrrcn ghtb 8. 9orrp D}o6ool
Samcs IS SSn9ranl SSoiep6 ". gud,
Gr S. y. Fciermon @iaiom 0red5t,
@illionl Is Glaion Gr. Games
9orOleD, ir. 9io6. 8. N}cGuet Geo.
5romc, &oicr ,So6n : @beloh s.
j. G6redt @altcr s. 0ennn s.
&cbb 06onios. Gborles q Nlorniug
ltor lo6n Z SpfeS, &. @. So6onne
len Gomaro 81. @eiler 9onis gl
Codnou CHARLES s.. glbbou mo
gldtb. @m 8. GgOcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
3uci 9lnflagem.
Baltimore, NlO.


5rou Gdcilic @}offit bon Scr 0it.
SioOlc. StroBc ocs 0iebitobIs in
scr Stride beiduIOigt. S6rc
Eo6ter mitperboftet. # Shon
mebrfof 0ie6ita6le in jcncr Stir
hc porgefomnen.
5ruu G1cilio GRoffit, BON 9lr.
2044, 0it.9io0lc. StroBc 1T geItern
Jiahmittag mltcr elmer giirgihoft
BON ie $3.50 0cm @cri6tsperfo6rcn
iiJerpieicu morocn, no iie ii6 lpc-
gen ongebli6en 0iebitabIs in 5mci
61acu 5u Deranhporten buben miro.
S6rc 14-id6riqe go6ter, Die ibr nn-
gnblih 9eibiilie geleiitet boben ioll
ibermies &ihtcr Dean Dem S5ii-
genogeridDt. 6rml 9lnnie &opfielO,
bon ocn n@ilmon glportemcntS" an
Colbert mo 81. Strobe gob &C.
tern in ocr noro0itli1cn Boli5eiita-
tion in Ocm @crb0r Ger beiocn Der
boftetcn 6roucn an ooB onibcineno
6rou Nfoifit iln0 Eodtcr ibr in Der
fotboIii6cn ct. &ours Stride, an
0liDcr. lmO Caroline Strobc. ibrc
0on0tol6c NIT @ortcuonnoic, eini-
Qcn 4opicrcn Shliiiicln uno cincm
Soihcntucb inn @eionlnltpcrt6e BON
$3.50 gcitoblcn boben. Gbmobl lie
ole Diebinnen niAt in Der glbello-
ihnoc crfonnt bottc. glaubtc tie 9e-
itcrn Die E9Gter in 6rou Oloifit unO
Oercn Eodter nob Der &leiOung
iocutifi5iren 5lt f0nncn.
SSrmt @opfielO mar porgcitcrn ge-
gen s llbr g(bcnos in Ger airbc 5ur
9eihte ecgon9en mo fnietc crit IN
eincm @ebetihble nic0er. Sintcr ibr,
onihcincno in onodhtigcs @ebct bcr-
iuntcn, fnicten cine GItcre SSrot un0
elm iungcs Ntdoden. @loblid
nicrfte 5ruu @opfielo, ooB Die beiOen
Ginter i6r 6ctenoen 6roucn cilig ole
Stride bcrlicBcn. Sbr fam 0eren
oroBe Gilc iebr peroGd)tig Dor, lno
iie orc6tc lih nod ibnen I'M; noh
mcniqen Scfln0cn bcmerftc iic oaS
&cridminocn ibrcr Goihc g}oM al
ocnIcl6cn gl6eno crfplgtc oie @cr9of.
hlng Ger 6rolcn; bel cinorinqlihcn
@or6oltlmeen oes @oli3iitcn @orr
Der oic 6eitnobmc Ooll5og, fom 5rol
&opficlO's Edid)d)en aus 5rail @fof
fits Strumpf gum @ori6ein.
0ic &unOe bon ibrer &erboihing
mor mi6 5rnu 8irgil 6. &orions,
BON 9lr. 24t2, 0it.Sofman. StruBe,
81 Cbrcn gefommen unO foiuh mar
Oas critic @er6or beeil0ct ais 6roil
@orions cine Strofun5eigc megen ocs
glei6cn @ergebcns 6rou Wloffit Dor
9iidter 0con eritottetc.
sic 6cflogtc ocn GcrluIt eincs
&anotGihhens I'M @eiammtmcrtbc
bcn St4.OO. oos i6r om s. N}oi in
ocriclbcn .3irbe imo in oerielben
gSeiic o66onoen qcfonuncu lit. SSroll
@orions i0entifi3irte nit 8eitimmt
belt 5rau Noffit oic an Dem 6etrei
fcnoen 9l6enO in Ger Stride neben i6r
fnictc. 9lidter Dean ii6ermes oud
in Oieicn Sale 6rat Nioffit irntcr
cincr 9iiraihoit bon $3.50 Dem sc
r,djtsperinbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

gSd6rcnO iih Der $ Sabre alte
So6n s.. NlcGaau NIT cinem Motor
6obrro0, Oas Dor ieincr cterliAcn
%o6nina, l05 @ 36. Cir. itan0,
5u idoiien madtc. iiel oaS leBtcre
am ion. Ter @llabc muroc nod DER
Nflicc BON Or. Got9hliu 9lr 3TOi,
9lolano.9lnclnla ActragcL 100 iidl
bcronoltellic cab er cinen @rud5 oe9
re1tcn Veincs 0o0ongciragcn battc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

5rant @oliram 30 Satire alt
pon 9lr 1927 CitGlcmcntitr.. mlr.
Sc gciiern III Ger iiioli6eu Eoli5ei.
Citation pom Roli5ciridlter Scuinlon
5l So CSeIoiraie Derart6cilt neil CT
cine 9ant im yyatrobe Eari" init
cucnt Mciicr 6cihdoiate, inocn cr
periiMte ieincn gianien in 0as SOILS
BIZ Ihncioel Roli8iit 9lrtbur Sircth
Derbaiicie ibn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

Nfanl Ncr0inano cln 5panier Ger
Nlatroic oui Dem Compiler ,.Coro.
thn" ilt muBtc aelicrn nad oen
glm0eo 0lariue Soipiiol gcbrad)t
beroen. @opiidu Sooparo Blair Scr
Yeic6le6a6er ocs 5Aiflcs mcl0ctc
Dcn @e60rOen bic Grfrnntilna ocS
aQatroieu an. @s nelte iid herou9,
OnB ser Nlatroft am MolariatSicbcr
lei0ei Der Ianiplev oDorotbp
nimmt Au 3eit an oen aohlcnfl5ier
0cr .,g9citcrt NlurDanc,@a1n" Sa'
nMlg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

Ncgen uadj bem lSnnpuuOer Nluiie.
sic pg8ou0crluit @ciellihoit" gcbi
Ncutc ourd oos 5tnpom0er S6al u.
3liriid Die l0eiIne1ner periom
ncln iim nm 2.3O om Serihtsgcbdu
sc in Eomion uio morihircn olrd,
@imctin Sunpon0cr mo Iuloneu
gnllcD uno 5uriid. glm Sonutog,
0cn a. Glai fobrcn bic g9onoerlu.
tier nit Der S6ortSinc noh Der eta.
tion @argolr bei glnnopolis mo &c.
zen Damn in Ntotor6ootcn 0en &c.
bern 6hib binoui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
y2lrion." 0glrion."
SrOfe @uiicrfa6rt,
9ampfcr g7renmlanO."
SOnntag, OCn z. Smni.
(0iaiiI243D
gia6enelteru.

&cgen angc6liher 0iiBbonohma
i6rer l6-jd6rigen Sodter &otc III
acitern gegen @lnamcl @roB uno
icine 5raL bon gtr. 9i7, Gentrol-
9l0cnuc, Gin Soitbcfc6l olif Tcran-
lailung oes @errn George ". &ar
MOOD, glgcntcn scr @cieaihait iiir
ainoeridub, erlaiien por0en. Pin.
gcblid ioa ooS iuuge Nldohen in
grauiamer @eiie BON oen Gltcrn &c.
ihloacn poroeu iein ais cS 0onucrs-
tag gl6cn0 gcgcn oereu @nnicb ooS
Snus auf fiir5e 3eit pcrloiicu bottc.
Die 9iQ6borH babeu nngc6lib oie
gln3eige bel Scr @ciclihoit aernaht.
ols tic Oos Sdlreicn Ocs inngen Qldo.
1cnS ucrnobmcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
NrndlIeiOenSe.

Nlon bat bcitdnoio Oos @ciii6l Ger
Sider6cit nad Dem 9lnlegcn cineS
mciner ,.&uoical Glrc~ 8rr6bGn-
Der. &iclc 9ler5te erfennen bic &ors
t6cile meiner 9dn0er an uno ididcn
ibre Gaticnten 81 mir. 9eionoers
ihmicriac Sale mcrOen bier nit @r-
iolQ 6c6onoelt. 2ci6binoen @lmnlis
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
ovERsUBscRlBED SIX TIMES
Sale Of $b1 5000 of 4 La Per Cent
New York State Bonds.

Especial to The Times s-Dispatch.]
Of s5i, 900. 900 OF ~ per cent New
York state bonds to-day turned out to
be the most notable in the history OF
the State. and ono of the most epochal
In tho history OF the country.
The Issue was over-subBcribed six
times.
The price which the Kuhn-Loeb syn
dicnte agreed to pay for the entire is
sue was materially higher than the ma :
tority of bond experts expected.
Experts thought q bid of from los z
to 1O5 81 would secure the entire is
sue. whereas tho big bid was on the
basis OF I06. At this price, the income
basis IL less than 4.20 per cent
There was great rivalry between tho
No issue during the past ten years has
brought out such spirited bidding, and
probably none In the past five years
has had more general effect on the gen :
cral investment situation than that OF
to day.
The all or none bid of the syndicate,
headed by the National City Bank OF
New York, including the Guaranty
Trust Company. Lee Higginson and a
great many smaller private banking
concerns. was 105.557. The Kuhn Loeb
bid for all or none was 106.077.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
MRS. CRAWFORD NOT INDICTED
Decision Releases Woman From Charge
Of Numbering Husband.

Atlanta, Ga, January 2l.-The Fulton
County grand jury this afternoon. after
three hours considera ton. refused to
indict Mrs. Mary Belle Crawford. who
was charged by a warrant drawn last
July. with the murder of her late hus-
of the deceased husband have been
seeking since the death OF Mr.. Craw-
ford to wrest a fortune of $4,000 from
his widow. charging foul play. The re-
mains of Mr.. Crawford were exhum ed
and several physicians claimed to have
found poison In the stomach
To-day's decision by the grand fury
practically releases Mrs Crawford from
the criminal charge. but a civil case for
n division of the property is still
pending
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
MOYER is INDICATED
Charges Made Agninst Penit en- tinry
Warden by Julinn Hawthorne.
Especial to The Tim es- Dispatch.l

Especial to The Tim es- Dispatch.l
Washington, January 2t.-Attorney-
General McReynolds to-day cxoneratcd
Warden w. n: Meyer, of the
Atlanta penitentiary, against whose
conduct of the institution charges had
been made by Julian Hawthorne. the
author. and Representative Howard, OF
Georgia.
Warden Meyer will not be ousted
from his post by the Department OF
Justice, and he waB completely vindi-
Gated by a report made by Special
Agent McKelway, who was sent TO At
lanta to make n thorough investiga-
ton.
Special Agent Mckelway objected to
the parole system In vogue at the
prison. however. He found that Tn 9
warden. the superintendent and prison
doctor form the parole board. and CON
siccred. as they were in intimate touch
with prisoners daily. they were not
competent TO sit In judgment upon
them.
Attorney General McReynolds will
ASK Congress to remedy this condition
ny authorizing parole board made OF
outside people
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
WOMAN ALWAYS MADE DATES
Defense OF james q. Hoover in $4,000
Alienation Suit.
ISpecial to The.Times- Disnatch.

Kansas City, January 2l-Thc de-
fense OF James G. Hoover to the $50 900
alienation suit brought against him by
Charles +. PaytOn, is that Mrs. PAXTON
always made the dates with him
Hoover admitted on the witness stand
to-day that he had been with Mrs Clara
Payton. the divorced wife of the pro-
duce dealer, several times during the
past year.
"Eut she always made the engage
nents by calling me OH the telephones"
he testified. THE evening OF the same
day on which ! met her she called me
up and asked me TO meet her. l told
her that | did not remember how she
looked. She told me that would
know her by the furs she wore"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
PEANUT GROWERS INVITED
Chance to Air Grievances Against
DECENTRALIZATION Compnulcn
tSpecial to The Times .Dispa,ch.l

lSpecial TO The Times -Dispatchl
Washington, January 21.-Virginia
and North Carolina peanut growers
have been asked to come before the
Interstate Commerce Commission on
January 81 and tell the commission
what they may know regarding exist
ing rates on this product which are
said 10 DC discriminatory against these
States in compa rison with shippers of
tory.
1t was stated at the Offices of the
commission to-day that a large num-
and North Carolina will probably come
TO Washington at the time Indicated
ana make known TO the commission
against this transportation companies.
r. IL McC;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-22
COMMANDED BY TWO CAPTAINS
The Olympic Sails With Record List Of
EIrst Cabin PasnenEcrs.

Especial Cable IL The Times- Dispatch ]
southampton, January 1.-THE White
Star Liner Olympic sailed from South
ainpton to-day with $50 first cabin pas
sengers. Il new record list for this sea
notable for the fact that the Olympic
is commanded for the first time by two
captains This practice is TO become
general with the White Star Line
Commander H. Haddock is still in SUI
prene command OF the vessel, but he
is now. assisted by Lieutenant- Com
nander q X Metcalfe, former com
mander OF the Canopc
The passengers sailing included a
number OF the American delegates TO
the Conference on Safety AT Sea, which
has just concluded at London