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The evening world., 1914-01-27

Statistics compiled yesterday after
noon. after many contracts had come
In. show that there are now less than
sixty men in both big leagues who
have not signed contracts with their
old teams. OF the sixty that are I'M
signed twenty or more have sent word
that they would not hold out or jump.
This makes Mr.. Gilmore's claim Of
eighty three impossible. In fact. It
would make q claim Of sixty look
foolish. Up to this time nobody has
caught the Federal League President
in the act of four flushing. and 1t Is
up to him to come through with au-
thentic information backing his state
ments or the invaders will be discred-
tied.
TT 10 true that number Of minor
ii leaguers have been signed. but
teams made up Of minor league
players do not make big league.
II begins to look as II the two
major leagues need have no more
worry. The Federals may prove q
rival to the International and the
American Association. but with four.
teen or fifteen players. most of whom
are on their last legs or have been
discarded. they can not make much
OF an impression against fast COM
pany.
we have It on pretty good author
ity from Pittsburgh that Mr.. Bar
bour, President Of the Fed club there.
withdrew because he saw that the
Il In .
league institution. Mr.. Barbour has
left the Federals nat.
The fans anxiously await an an
nouncement from Mr.. Gilmore.
|-HERE IL no doubt Of Gov.
Tener's sincerity at any time.
and when he expresses a do
sire to have the case Of Killifer test
ed in the courts to see whether the
rederals or the Phillies have right
to the catcher's services he means 1t.
The Governor evidently has found
something that will help the reserve
clause in the courts. At any rate. he
10 not afraid Of q test. and II would
seem that President Baker signed Kill
lifer to force the question to an issue.
Mr.. Baker In q close personal friend
of the Governor. and there II no doubt
but that he and Mr.. Tener had q
thorough understanding before the
plan was put In execution.
The reception committee. organised
to see that laurel wreaths and every
thing are placed around the neckl
of the Giants and White 6ox upoT
their return In March. have decided
among other things 70 steal Charlie,
Ebbets's stun and give dinner. Ar.
rangements will he made to have q
this affair more than one thousant
) diners. o large number of whom will
come from Chicago. One Of the at.
fractions will be Harry Sparrow tell.
Ing his experiences In seven Ian,
guages. Tommy Ratty has been made
chairman Of the committee on Spar
row.
Before Sendlnu oeerno otevau
The evening world., 1914-01-27
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Oano8nan Blake VIII Get Match
With Carpenter u He Defeats
Dombardier Wells on March 3.
o'"''A. n: n: n Y 7 Pa rc r.asss d.' Co.
= N0LAND 10 determined 70 do.
- vsiop . heavyweight champion.
The latest ring favorits In that
country n Bandsman Blake, who 10
matched 20 fight Bombardisr Wells
for . purse and = side wager Of $500.
approximately $500. The purse put
W In cash BY Dick Bures. OLE. time
champion and now promoter Of bouts
at The Ring" 10 $4,000. The purse
viii b split rs per cent. TO the winncr
And - per cent. to the loser. Wells
be- pestsd his $500 side Stake and
has signed articles. The nsht will b
held Maroha
n hs loses to Blake the Bombard,er
Win b $3.50 out Of pocket. Which
suggests the thought that Bombv 10
rs9aining his confidence. Since his
defeat By Carpenter he has knocked
oct Gunner Rawies In q couple of
rounds and Pigot. the French heavy.
weisht In . round.
Carpenter has agreed to msst
Bandsman Blake II he defeats Weiis..
@ARPENTIER has accepted q
u proposition to box Eddie Nc.
0oorty for the light heavy.
weight championship and . parse of
sie.ooo. The Frenchman also wishes
10 mako . side bet Of $1,000 Just TO
add interest to the occasion.
From the way Eddie polished on
Australian heavyweight champion
Dave Smith in . single punch q few
days ago he should bs able to givs
Carpenter the hght Of his career.
And Imagine what . pile Of money
Eddis could gst In England. France
and Belgium Il hs knocked Carpenter
Ac0oorty 10 In Australia, but
there's little doubt he'll get TO Paris
- soon - steam can take him thore.
The bic money paid - hssvy.
weight Ss.orc q svcry srIissry
sSidsv II Gaolssd Just new mvcs
meve .fue nv@eeeve "kepse" Dc
mon WVAD the wewai amount q
thtWklNO. omo0lWo What Q caPl
eeeto o. q Jeoo willard could
clean We-W eNOy 10 haepeWOd
. - sN eWQl!shmaWi And % for
0sWeeat omlth-wewl
Z A letter:
'4r: Robert Ddgrsn. N. =. Eve.
World,
sDsar Sir: After reading your
articles ] have come to the con.
clu0ion that there 10 at least one
sporting editor In the United
states who has the gumption to
come out with q good word for
The FEDERAL League.
''In ny estimation every true
sport tan should, instead Of
kneekinI the new ls:sss. help Y
always on deck with our hard
earned dough when the umpire
yslls play ball. have besn getting
Il rubbed In long enough by both
our present big leagues. All sea.
oon long Wo ere At the games
With bells on. and when . world
sesfoG comes on what do We 9stf
The prices are raised % high
that Q regular fellow has 70 soak
hio clothes TO buy Q ticket, then
watt In line all night 70 get TO the
tlDkot window. when some big, tat
dob tells you the ticket specula.
tors have the tickets. but we'll
got an tnveotigation.
'1ho noxt season IT'S the Same
ell over again. Give W another
laAgue aao there will be real
Soo1neoo competition. u one
0oo0nt give ~ q rum for our
aaoaey The other Will.
~Youro tor Q fair and square ,
Aoal. HENRY c."
InANN. RIDGE. v. ar. informed
I'm har~n Mar d~ht ,,uA>p ~ .
The evening world., 1914-01-27
Shugrue and Dundee Box
EnqIand's Best TO-MQht

Los Angeles girl after the battle and
live out there. He has $4,000 in the
bank.
The evening world., 1914-01-27

Kid Williams. the bantamwsght Of
California for twenty rounds at Yer
non. Cal. nsxt Saturday night. says
that he intends to get married TO Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
eaNct bic sinOIcin

&icc-@rdiiocnt E6omaS u. @}ari6oa
lmO @cma5ln po6ncu Dem Sab
resOiner Ocr r@cnrp @atlou
GbilorcnS 9lio Societp" in scr
Sc5manns Saae bel. ~ Mlc6rcre
intcrcfantc 9lnipro1cn.
SSn Der ans oiciem glnloiic onf Oos
%rd6tigitc nit frii6cn 9lluncn grit
men Folmcn mo omcrifoniihcn
6loggcn gciduliidtcn 2c6maun's
SoQe fonO gcltcrn 9lbenO lulter ii6er-
ans groBcr Yct6ciligung oaS Sa6rcs-
0iucr, DerbimOcn nit Sa6respcr-
iommhug, Der nSenrD gSation
G6ilOrcn's 9liO Society" itott. E6o-
mas 81. Mlari6aQ, Der &ice-GrdiiOcnt
scr &crcinigten Staateu, unO ieinc
@cmablin @ouocrncur @olOs6o-
rough uno @cmo6lin, Mapor Ere-
iton un0 9uloeS- Senator @lair Sec
maren Die @6reugGlte. Sin 6elonoe-
res Gonlitc, an Der Spite Or. gSil-
liam 9nQod Glorfc BON Scr SobnS
Sopfins-llniueriitdt, Der @Srdiioert
ocr nG6ilorcns 9G0 Socictp~, be-
griibtc @ice-@rGioent @lori6oQ bel
ieiner 9lnfimit am GomOen-9a6nbof
mo be9leitcte i'm no6 ocr 9e6-
mounS Soac. 9to6 einem lolcnnen
Diner eroifnetc Sri. M}arp 9icos Ocu
offi5iclcn G6cil nit elmer fllr5ct,
alBeroroentlib bciidQig alligenom-
mcnen 9lnipra6c, @icc-Yrdiioert
Mari6oI betrat iooonn Oen 9leOner-
ithnO mo iprod in feiielnOcr g8eiie
ii6er OoS u&inoer-9lettlngs- -@crt.
9la9 i6m iprad SEQ. 8. 3ones, Der
Sefret6r Der nG6iloren's 9(iO Socic-
to-. Sierauf folgtc Die 9lnipra6e
@ouoerneur @olos6orougbs mo
@}apor &reiton'S, 6eiOe bon rauiden-
Dem 9cifall begriiBt. Wlit Dem Sc
gen, gcipcuoet Olr6 9iibof Nhirrap
wirOe Die @eriammhmg bci6loIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

wel6e i6re Oppoiitiou geoeu oen @i-
ocrruf ouf ofonomiihe @riinoe ooer
mlf i6re pcrionlidc Interpretation
ocs 0a1 MISUNDERSTANDING ba-
lirct Ocn pibtigitcu Yunft aus Dem
9Iu9e licBcn: oie cinigc lmo cinuii.
t6iac Oppoiitiou Der ciUiliiirten @elt
gegen ole 3ollrabatt-9eItinntng.
Ger SErdiiocnt lit infornirt woroen
Dab Die %reiic bon Siio.9lmerifo, Of.
feubar ou6 iiir ibre 9legicumaen
iprehenO, ii6 Ser %reiic uno oen &e.
0icrlugen Der iibrigen @clt 5ngeiclt
bat in Scr 9tniiHt, OaB oic &ereinia.
te Stootcu-9lcaicrlng i6re &crtrdge
III Der ibr belic6igen @ciie auslege,
uu0eodtct i6rcr &erpilidtlmgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Neltedcn lSOliacipriifnno fein.

Die Yoli5ci-Erililngsbcboroe CAB
0eIterw oicaQiHe Der Ganoi0atcu aus,
iuel6c All IA. 6ebruor cine Ariiflnlg
5peds 9lniteaung ols @oli5iltcn be.
itonOcn 6ottcn. 1873 Ganoiooten bat.
ten Ii6 gcmeloet, BON wcldcn 13 Md,
Oen au iie gerihteten SInlprilhen ge-
rc6t lpur0en, wdbrcnO Orei Die 100
Marie crreibtcn. 0ic giamen ocr
Sebtercn limo, mie folot: George 6,
6. Steiner, 6ranf s. @romn imo 6.
Setter WtiiQer. Sic meilten EunIie
nod sen 9estaenalnten er6ieltcn
@corgc 6. Sind, 991a; Soicpb 8.
@li6ocl, 90; @altcr 3. 9Ipplcbp, 90;
9iobcrt g8 oorriion, 80, mO George
@ciQan0, 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
pic 8Olra6att. ISraac.


Ger i6Grfite aonpi ocn Oic GiIiou.
gIominiiirotion 81 beiic6en 6ottc,
bcgonucn. @r0iiocnt S9iliou
madt uodmoIs icincu StonO-
pumft fIor,
N al binqtofl, 26. Qld,3
Der ibwicrigite aonpi Den bic
g9ilion 9(Ominiitrotion jc 81 bette.
ben gc6obt bat. plroc 6eute inn
0ouIe 6egonuen nit Der Gisfniiion
ii6er cine Special @cidbditsregcI,
mcIde Sic Te6atte inn Soiic iibcr
ocn porgci6lagelicn gSioerrnf Der
Observation-Disclosures oli
5won3io Stuuoen 6eibr0nfcu lnO
oic @iurci6ung bon 9lmcnocmcuts
5l Scr oicsbejiialiheu Sims Bill
oer6ictcn mill. 9nS &ertoaunQ Gin.
trot, crlieB Spro6er Glarf cine gr-
fldrina, in wclher er Der @ci6aits-
rcgel ouPs lhdrntc opponirtc
.NicIe gSioerrllis Dill Bat lihcr.
lid nic6ts @cwcibteS an ii1,~ beiBt
es in ser Grfl6rllno oinO eS lieQt
fcn @rlmo Dor iiir oieie pIoblidlc
wiloc Solt. Cd pcroc mid nift
oo5u bcrgcbcn, ocn @litglieoeru oicic
fcoel oui5u5minacn
Scr 9lnorona 5u Der Deutigen Sit.
5un0 mar ciu olBcroroeutliGcr
@ollerien ino 5lurs woren iiber-
fiiat.
= rdiioent ggi1ion iprid t.
@ oibinotoM 26. N'or5.
@rGlioent @ilion mo6tc berte in Der
llnter6altung nit me6rcren 9eiu.
dern .gelteno, ooB oen NlitglieOern
ocs Gongreiics ni1t 5ngermtbet mer.
oe, ibre perionli6e 9InIi6t iiber Oic
3oarabatt-6ragc 5u 1noern. OoB man
Oielme5r BON ibncn ais Eotriotcn
perlan0c. iiir otn ggioerruf jencr
&laliel 5u itimmen Inn cine ernitC
interiationole Situation 3u Oerbei-
fern mel6e Orobe, oie Ser. Stooten.
6egierlmg bel fimitigen lluter6on0-
An9en bc5iiglid %ertrdoen uno San.
Oels-9lbfommeu fortpd6reno in Ser.
lcQcnbeit al brinQen.
Ger ASrGiioent erfldrte oen Con
arebmitalieOern, wcldc nit i6m i'm
! %eiBen @ouie couierirtel ooB icue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
gInS OcntIdcn sScrcincn.

u@ermdniu-0tdnnerhor" triiit &or-
6creifllngen fir ieinc nd6lten
Gicnitag itattfiuocnOe Nlinltrel-
9oritcalna. D@io5art-@ldn-
ner6or" iibt fir eincu 9icocr-
obcuo. o9aperiibcr Mdnuer.
DOR pcronItoltet @iumm.
Cab Die MISUNDERSTANDING, oic
Ger .@ermonio YlGinerdor" ont
fommenOen 0icuitog in ieinem Club
lofolc obbolten miro, oaen 9eiuberil
Elm GROCER @cnuB 81 ieiu Oeripribt
fam na6 oen bisbsr getroiienenGors
bereitungen mo Dem Gifer, nit Dem
Die WlihpirfenOen ieit gSodcn pro6cn,
mo6l nit 9leht ongenomlnen meroen.
SSn Der ouf Die gcitrige Singltunoc
gefolgten @ei6Gitsiibung inter &ro'
iioent 9loom S6it, mur0en Die aller-
lebtcn arrangements getroffen. Sn
Der SinqItuuoc murOen 2ieoer iiir
Oos 8rii6lings.Gon5ert eingeiibt Gi-
rioent Gbeooor Senlber9cr idwong
Oen Softitod
30 Wlo5ort 0tGnnerd or"
S,n ieiner Sereins Soae on Sr'
leans unO G6opelitroBc fonO geitcrn
Oie re9clmGBigc @eiouoituuoe OeS
uNlp5ort WlGuuer1ors" Itott, bel
Der lntcr 9eitllug Oes Girigenten q.
Y66lnann cinige neue SieOer cinge,
ii6t mirOen. Sn Scr Oarauffolgens
Oen @ei6ditsiiellua, bel Der @r0li-
bent 9llbert Nlogge Oen &oriib unO
Sefretdr glOoli 9lobl oos 9Srotofoa
fii6rte, muroe Gin 9iinitig lalltenOcr
@erid)t ii6er Oas lebte glulternrolten
entgegcn genonlmcn; cine eingeloi-
icnc Ginlooitng OeS o@ernlonio-Ntot-
nerhors~ muroe angcnommen rmo
Elm ncues @litglieO, 6r GO ariimcl
fono inn Gereine 9lufnobme. Sir ci-
nen I'M 9lpril geplonten Sieoerobeno,
Ser in ser 9lmericon Soa ltattfinOcu
ioa, purOen Die lesten gorbereitun'
gen getrofien.
@aDcriider @aGnner Of or.
Inter 2eitlmg ieineS 0irigenten
$. ariippcl fonO geitern SIbeno IN
Syo6n gldcrmonn'S @nlle on Goro-
line uno @ougb -StroBc ole regelmo.
bigc Sinefiinoe oes o9operilhen
Wldnncrbors" itott. @s purocn ei.
i6IiiIlc wegen Oes Gnoe 9lpril in Der
onldlieBenoen @eiAdftsiibung Be
i6liiIIe ncgen ocs @nOe 9lprol IN Der
~gSbitc @oa" bcabiicbtisteu Wtlmns
ecfoBt. Qie Sibung funo unter Gor-
fig BON Srn. Sobn 9Idermonn ltott;
Sr. 9luguit ShornageI fiibrtc OoS
Erotofoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Seine Wcroiinitionnoen oeOmIOet.

9ie Spirituoien-2icen5bcb cr'
lieB gcitern cine itrcngc &cuporming,
uono6 lic nnter feinen llmlt1nOet
Nouotionen bon 9rouerei-@eie
ten fiir g9irtbc in irgenO elmer @eiie
ouloen miro ino wona1 4Serionen,
luelde oieier gntiheiOung cntgegen
DonoeltelL feine Sicen5 crluarten
tonntcn. 0ieie grflarlug fam in
6olgc elmer 9lpplifatiot in wel6er
du9eltonoen muroe, OaB cine 9rouc-
rei.@cieaiddft cine Gonotion Sc
lno9t bate, poraufbin ScnrD gofer,
Fr0Iiocnt Der 9eborOe, erfldrtc, OaB
Inter iolhen geoinglmgen feline Si-
'en5 crtbeilt lperOcn miirOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Nes Nie6itahIs beidlnIOiat.

Supclen i'm @ert6e bon $500,
wclAc aus Der @o6mmg bon 6rall
&C. q. &crr, 6orrcit-9iooO, geltoblcn
nnO na66cr pcrgrobcn murOcn, lpur-
Den ipdt geitcrn glodmittag iuieOer
ouigenlnoen, morouf Die @er6oftung
Der 9legcrin Souiio Sii6er Ourd 0c-
teftip Gents pom Souptquartier por-
geuonunen puroc. Solliia geitauo
nnoeblid, oaB Ie sic @crtbgcgci-
itduoe in Ocn Sofc ocS SollieS 9tr
23S, gtorO-9lmitp- -StraBc, ucrgrobcn
botte, mo iic ou6 anfgcflnocn wllr-
ocu. Sic miro 6elitc 9Porgcn in Der
mittleren Foli5ciitufion Elm &erbor
3il belte6en boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Bon @uS Hbcriualtist.

eyrau W1orgorct SoIters in ibrer mil
Gas ocfiiltcn 8obnung an @eIt.
9oItimorcitraBe belpuBtIos ulf+
gcfilnocn. g8uroc inn nllniOer-
iitdts. SoIpitol" in's 9ewuBtieiu
5uriid gcrufen
Srol Niorgaret Soltcrs BON y|r.
CTS, @cit-9oItimorcitroBc wur0c
ocitern 2lben0 fllr5 nob 9 llbr inl
@orOcr5mmcr 0cS orittcn StodwcrfS
ibrcr @obnimg bciuubtIos oufgcfun-
ocn. Sic lag, nur notbOiirftig be.
flcioet, quer iiber i1rcm Settc $50.
li5iIt Soiep6 Stoffor0 bonn pcltliNen
0iitrift muroe benocbribti9t rief oic
9lm6ulon5 icincr Station berbei uno
iorgte fir oie Gerbringung Der Nbn-
mG1tigcn noA Dem nllniDeriitdtS-
S5olpitol." Cine llnteriuAung IN Der
gSobnung Der SSrait 5eigtc, ooB IN
0cm 3inruer in mclhem iie ollfge-
ilinoen moroen mar, Elm nit einent
fIeincn Sfen in Ser6inOung itebcn-
DER @osbabn lpeit often itono uno
ocnicIben 2cu6tgos in groBer Quon-
titdt entitronite. Sm DllniOcriitots=
Soipitol" muroe iogleib Der EulmQ-
tor bel Der Srol in glnpcnoung &C.
broht, unO cS 9clang nob ldngcren
@emiiblmgen iie mieoer ms 2ebel
5uriid5urufen. Sic muBtc ieOo@ por-
l6ufig inn @olpital perbIeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
NcncrS6riinite.

SooonnuD, eoy 26. 9lGrS.
Sin 6euer bat geitern bier an oen
geriten Der .9(tlontic GooIt 2inc
9iailmop," ouf meldcn eroBe @or.
rdtbe bon Sor6 uno 9oumwoae auf.
acb1lit moren einen S6ooen BON
100000 0erurio6t.
9toIeigb, 9t-G.. 26. W1ar5.
0'eiteru Nioreen lit in g9eItNoleie6
Gins Der @ebauoe oes n9iortb Caro-.
Tina College Of glgricuItire ono Wle.
donicol glrts" obgebronnt. Sdo.
cen $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

motiD Sd)nppcn Der Gilenbobn-Sc.
ieaidoit beitnOen, lin nacb 9lr6eit
5u iuden. 9urb oos l0ngere g9ori
ten erniioet, ic6licf er Gin moroti lidj
etli1e glugeiteQten Die @elegen6eit 5lI
ghtbcn mobtem ibnl cincn 5treicb 81
ipieIeu Sie crgrifieu eincu iogcu.
SobOrud 9uitiblou6 fiiQten 0cu.
iel6en nit 9li6e ltnO SonO unO 0ff.
netcn oeu &o6n. Gutter 6efom 0ie
oolc Sooung ms @eiicbt. Gr muroe
ioiort nod Dem @eItern I}orplono
6oipitol ge6rar6t, no iiC6 iein 3u.
itouo BON Sag 5u Edg peridlimmcr-
te. @ine itrcuge llnteriucbung lit in
Scr 9lngelegen6cit eingeleitet lporOen.
Bon 3ug ii6erfobren.
Ser "a Sabre altc 9renlicr @altcr
@osnel BON @unslpid, mcl6er bel
ser Baltimore Ohio 9a6n Sc.
ieaidoft ongeite1t iit fiel in Der
9}d6e bon @ottcrion's Greet bon iei-
nem 3u1e, lpuroe ii6erfobrcn imo 10.
fort aetootet. gciOc 9eine uno Elm
9lrm wurocn Dem llngliidliden o60es
idnitten iopic Die Sc6GOelOccc Gin.
georiidt. Ser SeiHnam ptroe 5ucrIt
no6 GumberlonO ge6robt lmO bier.
nad no6 9rlmspid iiberfii6rt.
SerIongt $4,000 g ho0en-
erin &.
Der 9Srp5cB bon Ganicl g9rigbt
bon Cambridge welAer Die nGonI-
Bridge electric 9ig6t mno 9Sopcr So, "
Inn $4,000 Shooeneriob wegcn all.
aeblicber @erleblingen perfloot BAT,
miro Oemudc6it I'M &rcisgeric6te iiir
@orcciicr GouniD sur Serbononln0
fommon. S0r. @rigbt be6ouptet, BOB
Die clcftriic6en 0r6bte, lpcldc in iein
@eiG0ft fii6rteu 81 itarf nit @leftri,
5itdt gcloocu gepeien p0ren.
Sei Scr 9lrbeit acts otet.
Ser 81 Sabre alte 6roncesco Nlon.
guio prroe in Dem 9crgpcrf Der @e.
briiOer SuQipon, in Der 9I16e bon
@dbort uugenblidlih getoOtet, ais
cine aobleuOedc cinitiir3te, @r erlitt
cincn ShGoel- uno 05cnid6rud, mel
de iein @noe bcr5eifii6rten @longu.
10 Ie6te nit iciner Nhtter in @loron-
toipn.
9Soitor miro opcrirt
Sn Dem &eiinoen OcS %oltorS @.
@m. 46omos bon ser biih0il.-prot.
Speiutio Gir6e in @errDnon mel.
der lcbtc ISOLDE nod Dem lluion@ro-
teltant SnfirmorD in Baltimore iibers
fiibrt purOr, 100 er iiN elmer Dpero.
ton fiir 9linoOorni : Gnt5ilnonng
uuter5og lit cine beoeutcnoe Yelle-
ung eingetreten, imO miro es 5llpcr'
iihtlicb crpartet, OoB er IN ni6t oll5u
ierner 3eit pieoer iein 9Int ii6er-
nebmen fonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

in @ummi einen polfommcncn Gr.
iab iiir fleiihIide 9ciianotbcile &c.
ilmoeu. 9la6oem oieicr Gage ole
au0eiebcue irau50iiidc 9Icr5ie3eit.
idrift Die p9iepue oe la Gbiruraic
ciuet fleinen ciuiiibreu0cu 9Iritifcl
iiber Ole piiicnihoiIi1c Sbaiiatcit
5icibi's gcgebcu bot eutianotc mm
Der ~Gorricrc bella Sero" cincn
Dlitorbeiter uad 9craomo, nm ocn
@clebrtcn icI6it ii6er 0as GrgebniB
iciucr 6orihunaeu 5u 6cirogen Die
Soec, iiir ole 9lutgcfdbc uuo @c.
ucbe, bic gloern, &eneu imo oas
6lciidl ieI6cr einen Grias jl iiuoen.
lit Sieidi nidt bon bcutc ami NOR.
gen gcfomuen, er bat iibcr anoeri.
6olb Sobr5ebnte Oic idciu6or nm.
loSborcl @ro6Icmc nit iih bcum.
gctragcn 9lniongS wor es i6m nilr
oorlm 81 t6un einen Griae fir oic
inncrbolb oeS meniAliheu a0rpcrs
ocH 9lutfrciSlmlf ocrnittcInocu 9loG.
rem mo 9lobrden 5u finOcu oNo
fiir Die 9loern uno 9lrtcricn. Zen
anfong mahtc 6ieihi oonit. ooB ct
p@iropiuugeH~ bon 9locrn mo 9lr.
tericn Oorna6m; rm0 crit nodocul
oieic elemcntare Geriuhc ocalidt
parcn, gin0 cr an oos ,@crpilan.
sen" Der inneren Croanc Oiclc er-
Itcn Serilbe crgaben piiienidoiilidj
gan5 ohtbure 3eiultatc. IieBen iidl
a6cr fiir Die mcnidlihe NeiIfmoe
proftiicb niht permert6en. Srot0cm
iette lSieihi ieiue @criude uciicr
tort, luo5ii i6m, ais cr Seitcr ocs
arantepbouies geporOen mar, lcih.
ter @elegenbcit puroe; ieinc Der.
lude lteIlte er 5undhit NIT Sbicrcn
an Inn ourd lon1ipieri9cs @ro6cn
imoN Yriifen oaS 9ldtbiel loicn Su
fonnen pelhe Snbiton3 oen notiir.
liden Oispoiiiionen Ocs ,5leidr5
lid ON bciieu dhpaie. 0ier 6cribrt
@roieiior 6icidtS Sbcorie nit Scr.
ienigeu @orrcpS. Ood) acbt 5ieId6i
iiber Gorrel nod binaus. @r iono
in ocr lbot ooB @unnni eiueu boil.
tommencu Griob fir flciidlidc 9c.
Itanotbcile 0oritcQc. Sin bcItnnmt
pr6porirtcr mo iclbitperit1n0lid
oesinfi5irter @lmniiidmomm Der.
mddit pollitdnoia nit Der ileiibli.
den llmgebllng in oie er acfHat
miro nn0 erfiiat ollc 6unftioucu.
Die poroem Oos 6leiid erfiiat. S9cl.
he 9eoeuhng oieie Gntoedlmg, oic
naturgcudB nod Der 9lobpriifina
beoorf iiir Ole Scilfnoc beiibt
braudt wobl fom crit duS0cfii6rt 3u
werocn; nidt mir oos @lmOcn Der.
loren gegangenes Sleiid laBt iicb mlf
oicie 9Irt erieben, Dor ollem audi I'd.
bcrtuloic 9citonotbeilc fomcn MN
auf opcrotiUem 9Scae enticrut uno
OurA uGorne 9luoOe" (9icuileiid))
ericstipcEocir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Ocirot6s sQicenacn.

@iuicppe 9lrciIcii, %, mO @ierint
9Sorto, "a.
GborleS 6. @oroin 27, ltno @}ou(
6. Sennp; @cioe bon @oibin9ton
9. 6.
G6orlcS s. @rindmon, 40, un>
@orgucritc 90. @loorc, 80.
@cor0c Souion 25, Baltimore
uno N3orbea 2gnA, 90, @oi6ing
ton 8. 6.
9lrt6ur 90. Cooper, 80, unO 9lgncS
8. @rown %.
g8iaiom g. SairO, 23 uno 9lnnc
S1loilc, 20.
2ouis 6. 2eDp, 90, uno Gclio 9Bcs.
nansfp, 20.
So6n o. g9ids, 25, imo 9leaie 9
2outborir; @eibc BON 2oncoiter, &o
@re1 8. llpperco, 80, unO @tbel
Compton, 30.
Sorrp Set, "a, Baltimore, ltnr
Uin0 SDlrfel0rclL ~, J(elDsD0rl.
Sronf g. Cornelius, %, uno 9cI.
iic 6. &noff 90
Sobn 8. 5reenoiL 81, unO Sor-
riet 81. Hosniia 81.
2uioi 9recciara 25, ino Sennie
glattoni, 10.
$oiepb @cincr, 90, unO 5uraF
&ciner, 81.
,sa&pmer s. g9iaaro, %, un0 9eiiiC
6. glroers; 9ei0e BON 6reocrif, Dio
Siooc SMimberg, %, mo S6epc
eireen6crg, 81.
Grco. q. Smith, "a, uuo Srenc
6. &ermun; 9ei0c bon &ubtomn, &a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
llutcr $500 93iirai6uft ocitcllt.

Drei MGnner murOeu eeItern in
Der iiiOIiden Yoli8ciitotiou bonn
9tihtcr Scpinion inter ic $500
9iireihoft fir bic @ci6worencn felt
gcbolten, oo iic onoebli6 cine 0uan-
tit6t @iien6oI6en im @ertbc BON SO
BON einem 3u9e Der Baltimore uno
bio-Gilen6obn~ gcltoblcu bobeu iol-
len. 0ie g}oncn Ger g(rreItonten
fins: gilbert g8rotcn bon Ger. 1914
@eit-9fonOaaitroBc; Socob 8obner
pon Scr. 14O1, GoceitroBe, unO Gbos.
Smitb uof Otr. 1929, &accitroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Gdlnell tritt Scr Sob

aur5 Dor fl ll6r wuroe ecitcrn
g(bcno in einem StroBcnbobn @ug-
gon Der NtooiIon-glpenueS Sinic bic
70-iGbri9e 6roil glnnic Yclt, mel@e
inn nGiier glportincntbaus," Ger.
1924, Gutow ASIoce, mobnt, bon ei-
nem ploBli6cn llmpoblicin betroffen.
Ger @og8on befonO iicb in ooer gtdbe
Der @ittom-S -StroBe. 6rou 9clt wur-
DC in cine nobe oelegene glpotbefer
9cbrocbt, no Iie Itorb. Scr Coroner
oeS weitIi6en 0iltrifts muroe beno@-
ri9tigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Guntrnft fiir auhIenLicfrrnnn.

9ln onocrer Stelc oes n0erti6en
Gorreiponoenten" criu1t StaOt-Su-
genieir @}cGop I'M 9lnge6ote fiir bic
2ieferlug pon 1000 Gonuen 9ln-
t6rocit- lno bon $4,000 Eonnen BIZ
tumin0ien Goblcu fir oac itGOtiihen
0epartenients. Gic 9lngebote iino
bis fl ll6r @ormitto0s am @}ittmod,
ben 8. 9lpril i'm Suremt Oes Staot-
9ie0iltrotors eif5lrei6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
9nnenhLidle Nnrdlbrenner.

3mei ii0cn0lide Iur66retucr Der
icbteu 5mei Samilien in bcir6Ntlicbc
Smfregung nno Sorge imO OsronloB.
ten, OoB ole Holi5ei oae Yo6n60ie,
Sdiffsitotionen lno ole Baltimore
5nnGcbIt lieqeuoeu St6ote telegro.
p6ii6 oufioroette, aui oae anoben,
oeren 9leuBercs cine 9lebnlidfeit nit
Dem Ger bcioeu YermiBten bot, Elm
mohiones glnge 81 buben Carl
YroOibom, IA Sobrc aft, bon yfr. 925,
Dlaoiion-9loenue uno SenrD Sop.
fins, 10 Sabre alt bon 9ir. $40 yioro.
@omoro. .StraBe. perihwonoen on
Nlittpoh Gormittog aus ibrer clter'
liheil 9eboilung un0 bn6en, mit9lus.
na6me 5peier 9riefe an i6re Wiiitter
iibts mebr BON iicb boren loiien. Sli
oieien boten iie, man mohte lih nldjt
ii6er i6r 6ortieit 6ellnrubigen Tie
bGtteu bier feline Slrbeit oefunocu in1
iuollten iih nm einmol oie g8elt an
ieben. geiOe 9rieie woreu ieOod'
aus Baltimore a6eeitempelt uno oud
Die Gltern Der 9InsreiBer nebmeu an
Bob iiH 9eioc nod niht iiber oil
StaOtgren5en entiernt ba6en. 9eioC
iollen noH 9lngaben i6rer l@littel
itetS reiieluitig geipcien iein uno bon
onem iiir sen S5eou in0 Oic Moriu(
Gcibm0rut 4obcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

Scr 0ompfer r9resImi" BON
OIorooeutl6en 2loDo, Scr 995 @oiio-
gicrc nob ocn biciieen Saien brin9t
uno Oonn ole 9icilc no@ @oIucIton
Teros, fortlcbt miro beute Gormit-
tag IN Socult Eoint ernortet.