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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-27

9lnole BON Baltimore Gountp aui
Griiitcu cine Bill. oen Spirituoiens
pcrfoii in Dem E6eiIe BON 9olti.
more GountD ST. perbietert meIter
u0rOlid bon Der Staot an Ser yorf
9iouO liele. Cie @ren5en ge9en an
Der n0rOIiden Stootgren5e BON ser
96arleSitroBeu gluemle bis 5ir
SiIlen &ouo lno laufen oorn an ser
@aIfer. Cuttings im0 9legeiter-9lue.
cutlono. Sr. GogIe erfldrtc, 0oB Die
&etition I'M gluna6uc ser 9id BON
POO 9elpo6nern in iencr WeeeuO im.
ter5eiduet woroen iei Die 9iu MIR
Sc Sem Senpereul Gomite iiber.
wieieu.
Cbli9otionen .iteucrfrei
Die Bill, pelbe ole Obligationen
Der Stoot Baltimore pnS Ser onoe.
rem St0ote i'm Stootc bon ser
Stootsiteuer 6efreit, mltr0e I'M Se.
uote nod longer Gc6ottc au9enom.
men, Die Bill murOe BON Sru ,Srid
imllnter6aliie ciugercidbt mo brolicbt
nlnmebr nur nod oie llnterihrift
0es @ouoerneurs. Cbfpobl eS cine
Bill fiir Ocn gon5en Staat iit 10 be-
5ie6t lid oieieIbe bod MIR oui ole
Stoot Baltimore, ga feline onoeren
O6ligatiouen in oen Counties 6isber
StootSiteuern ge5ablt boben
Stir StroBcns Gurd6ritd
Bon SruSlee tuurSe einc 9ia III.
ter6reitet, naH ipeIher oie Gonniis
i6rc bon Baltimore Gouutu oie 9lu-
toritdt cr6oIteu ioaen StroBeuOircb
Bride DorHebmeu 5u fonnen
&erfiir8ung Ser 9lrbeit S.
itun0en.
Seuotor Campbell bat inn Seuat
cine 9ill eiugereid)t, in welder Der
G6ei Oes Stnatss9ureaus iiir Sta.
tiitit autoriiirt miro. iieben Suipefto-
rem fir aitber.9Irbeit in oen 6obri-
fen an5uiteIlen, Giner oerielben mnB
Die Certificate iiir ainoer ausitcIleu
mO ioa $1,000 pro Sabr oaiiir err
balteu. Gas Saldr Der ii6riaeu lit
aui $1,000 icitgeiebt
" gweiicr auf StootS.
3onoitrnBeu.
Sn einer gil, pelcbe i'm Senate
ciuaereiht lprroe, wirO Ger glrtomo.
bil.Gommiiidr alltoriiirt, an allen
pidtieeu 9reu3megen i'm Staotc an
Den StaatS 9anoitroBcu pcitbiu
iidtbore @egmeiier aufiteaeu sn Iai.
len. Gie Simuue pon $1,000 iii oo-
iiir onseiebt.
@egen 8udni a der
3n Seuate reidtc Senator @il-
liamS cine Bill gegen oos ngoof.
mating Elm, ipelhc nah DEM 9lem-
g)orter @eiebe perioBt lpuroc. Gieic
Bill beitrait ggetteu oif irgeho ct.
mas, Iic gerinGite strdic bctrdgt
$500 imo sic b0diie Strnic iin0
5ipei Sabre i'm Stants-9lrbcits6aus.
Incorporation.
Scuotor Nlalop ilnter6reitetc einc
9ia bic uGosoperatipe @auf BON
Wlarplauo" 81 incorporireu GaS
9lttcufapitl lit ouf $4,000 ieitac.
iebt, mo oie Smcorporatoren limo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-27

mer nidt pniirt nm fonnlt noraen
&ornliiio1 10 llbr bon llclcnl sur
GiStuiiion nodOen Ser giinitige Be
ric9t iiber Die omenoirte Bill Die llr.
lode 5l elmer longen Tebutte I'M I'm.
tcr6ouic mar. g(ls ooS 9lmeuoenent
ouacnomnen uar, ouB bic &oridlrii.
ten niHt nit Ocn glu5eigcu Der Be
borOcn I'M oEeutihcu GorreiponOcu.
ten" i'm @iOeripulhc ite6en Oiirien
ergriff Sr. Son 0oS Mort; er ingte
inter glnOerem oScb bin niht oIS
Elm me too nod Der Seiebge6ung
gefonmel~
0Sit oos Ser cill5ige @runo2" mari
Sr N}cGouougb ein.
oN|ein SrcunO bier iu6r 6u0
iort, lit Elm in ser @oQc gefdrbter
0emofrat, ser fir irgeuO Gtmas
Itimmt, mas BON oeu itGotiiden 9e.
borOen DerIonat ipir0. g2orln ioa
@elO fir elm @luui5ipoI SournoI
pcggeporfen merOeu2" Sr. 6all
fritiiirte Oonn oie GirfuIotion. Ger
Stcuer5obIer ioate Oeu aroBteu gor-
t6eil BON ser groBten Girfulotion bo-
ben. Sir sic 1euticben lei Elm wenia
o@ooie @reoie4 in Oie Bill gelegt
wor0eu. @orrm nidt oid fiir cine
irlGnoii9e 3eihlng2 Sierouf errui.
oerte 6r. 6rid, OoB Die 9ia oie it0o-
tiiheu 9eborocn nidt 5minae, ion.
Ocrn MIR oltoriiire. 9lnOere @roB
ii0Ote 6dtteu ole iolde Wllni8ipoI-
3eitlngen 9luf cine ,Sroee Oes Sru.
NlcSntoi6, % nod ser Bill ouh olc
acrihtlicben 9lit5eigen inn n@hnici-
pal SournoI" perofientliht perOen
miiBten luoate Sr. 6rid nic6t ant
morten Nr. NlcSutoib orbeitcte
oonn ein 9lmenOement aus, welHeS
uiorgeu imterbreitet lno bcrotbei
mirO.
&rotc itiren gegen Socul
Option.
%or Dem Eemperen5 Gontitc SeS
llnterboiies ericbieu 6eute cine Gele.
Notion BON Carroll GountD un0
proteitirte geeen Oie 9Inno6me elmer
9ocol Option 9ia iiir oos Gountp.
Die Gridbieneneu ma6tet gelten0,
OoB gar fein @erIangen fir cine iol.
dc 9ill Oorlege, ooB ole Viirger ale
aeieblie6enO ieien uno nicbt Die &c.
ringiten 9eihmeroen geoer @irt6.
ihoften 6efunnt wiiroen uno DOB
nid)t ur Die SdilIen bon Sen @el.
bern aus oen @irtbs 9icen5en I'M
terbalten iuiiroen, ionoeru OoB oud
Oie Steuerrate minOeitens 50|ro5ent
ltcigeu luiirOe, wenn Socal Option
einaeiiibrt iuerOc. @on3 o6geiehcn
BON Dem @eloe, lpelneS cine ioIhe
9ocol Sptionpo6l foiie, ioQte mon
nicbt ocrgeiien OoB uah elmer Pin
no6ne Ser YiQ oelc Der iogenonu-
fen Ichiptren5iar ~iihS Gn6ere qclltc
ibr @elo ans Dem Gonntp tro0en
wiroeu unO oie Giicn6o6neu nnO
Baltimore Gountp unS Oie Stoot
Baltimore reid modten
Socol option fiir @obanS.
toiun.
Snl lhiterballic unterbreitete Sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-27

cr3dblt OnB bic Niirbiic groBcr mir
BEN pcnu ooS NjeicB ougeuonumcr
iuiiroc. lluO in Norior0.&olmtp bo.
be man me6r &egen lmO in 9lQegonD-
Golntp babe man Oic beitcn SonOi
itraBcu ans 9Iilitcrnihonlcu peripro.
ben. gIbcr gIneS, mas man erboltcn
iei Elm Tcii5it ser Sbcufiid.Goninii.
lion pon $4,000. 9ta6 Ser Gou.
ititution miiiic Oie 6iiderci in scr
Yoi frei blcibcil. lm0 0obcr lei Ons
Somon'ibe @cieb uncoultihltioncq,
0r. Iomfins uerlus oonu peribieoc-
ne 9lb6ouoimgcu iiber Die 3pcd.
loiigfeit scr 9luitern3uht All in.
iruhtbarcu @runoe. Gr fiigte bin.
5lL ooB aid IN 9irgiuicn Die 9Iititeru.
5llht reiuItotloS perlollien ici.
Sr. 2lopo @ilfiniou iprod 3l
@unitcn Scr 8ejbeboIhma Der glil-
iterufultir mo erflGrtc, oaB oiciC
Sadie Die pidtiaItc 9luaclcgcnbcit IN
oicier @eiebgeblng iei.
9eSqlci6eu ptoteitirtc @r. ,Sricl
acgen Sen bcabiidtiatcn &iidiAritt.
&r. SoneS bon @icomico.Gollutp
ermo6ute, ais iit oie &eoerei bis ipGt
in Ben 9I6enO 6iHein5og pon meiteren
9feOen ab5uitebeu lno 81 itimmcn.
Sr. Son pom Gnlpert-@oitutp, Elm
frii6erer 9Iuiterlfiider. bielt cine sln-
iprabc aeaen Oas ghIiternfultllr-@c-
ieb. Die oos gauge SouS IN Gntbuiias-
mus Dcricbte. 4e...
9lls man idIieBli6 SIR 9tbitim-
ming idritt, ergob lid, onB OaS
g(mcnocmeut OeS Sru. Sopfius nit
"a aeaen 81 Stimmcu obscle6ut
mar.
Ganu muroe Ger 9eri9t oeS So.
mites fir Die G6ciapcotc.9ai anae-
nommen, mo Oomit mar Ole @orIaae
orfen tilr neuc glmenoenente
Gin 9eriud, einc &nlie 5u mo-
den lpurOe nieocroeitimmt, lmO 5por
leocsmal oird gtamcusoufruf.
Tonn rei1te Sr y9iIfinion Elm
9lmenoement ein, wel6es abnlid mic
bic Bill Oes SenatorS Campbell i'm
Senate mar. Sr. @ilfinion erfldrte,
Dab ieiu 9lmcnoemcut Die Elatform.
9eitimnningen ausfibrc.
Sr. @aters pon D}ontsomerp-
GountD appclirtc ou oos Saus, 0os
ENHANCEMENT ou5imc6meu. GS iei
Sel6itmorO fiir Ocu Stoat, Oos g(l.
iternfuItlrgeieB aui3ubebeu. Die
9eute piir0en mieoer fommen iIno Die
@eieBgebilng eriuden, oos @eieB ipie-
Der an5lIncbmen. Gr f0nue ni9tS
g(uoereS ais einel politii6en S6o-
der IN Dem Eorge6en Scr W}ebrbeit
icbeu.
Sr. S6orber bon @arrctt-Gountp
proteitirtc ebenials 9cgcu eiueu 9iiid-
idritt gr boiic, OoB Elm 9lmcnoc-
uidnt dliftotlbe, iiir iueldeS 9ttc itim.
men f0nntcn.
TaS 0@l @luni5ipoI Sour
nal.~
Die 9i( oes Sru. iSrid, ooS y@lu.
nicippl Souruol" 5um oiii5ieuci
9In5eigcn Organ Ser Stoot 81 ma
dben, 6ut Die 5lpeitc 9ennIg nod im-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-27

Som 81 5. MeOcal, ". s. 9itcbcr,
gInlos IS. Hniues. Narrp " Mcir.
Dollar mn 6rauf Sarper BON 9olt.
more
SduB gcaen 9bolero.
Su elmer 9ill oe5 5euators sol.
Tier miro perfiiat, oaB anc iiir 3udli.
5wede uo1 Dloruluuo einaefii6rie
S1meiue elm Geiruo6cits Geriiiiiai
begleitcn uulB. 9aS Gertiiitat mib
5eiaeu, oaB Oieie Shmene aqacu
Cholera geintpit iino. Die Nfu nnt
teiuen 8e3ua aui sblo6tpieb. Tcs.
gleiheu reihte Senator Collier cine
Bill ein, oie @erpiliauna fir Sic
Staais .Geierindrbeb0roe pon $4,000
oli $4,000 5i er60beu.
,Grodenbeit" fir @rincc.
@corge'S Goltntp.
Sic glrbcit ser 9lnt Soloon Qiaa
maht iib tdglib me6r bemertbor.
Deute reiAic Serr 9looiion inn lluier
6oliic eine 9ill Elm. iiber Qocol Cp
tion in alien Giitriften bon Qriucc
Georges GouniD abiiimmcu 3u loi
len, oitSaenounieu lii oen Giitritiel
rou gauspille3cQaafeI lmo SUaiis
bile, Die beseitS utrcden~ iino.
Bum 2 dubeSl 8 6 GrbtbetIS.
Sn ieiner eriien Bill. melhe Scrr
@lcGouousb BON Baltimore inn I'M
terhauie einreidfe oeriiiti oeriebc
Oos Gr6tbeil Dott onS Ncrmoacr ci
uer uerbeiratbettH 6ran Dor sen
SdulOen oes 0lanreS 3u 6cmo0reu
Sem Stun0en fiir meibli.
DE 9lngetelltc
9laA elmer BID, Die i'm Senot elm.
aerciht wuroe, ioaeu wcibIihc 9iigc
iteltc in 5obrifcn Nioibhcupcrf-
itdttcu aauimauus @eiddiicu
gudorudcreien @6dcreieu uuO g9d
idereien nidt ldnger ols 5ebu Stm.
Ben pro Tog ooer GO ShlnOen pro
@cd)e bcidditigt per0en. 9lac gPadlt
or6eit muB mif adt StuHocn reou
3irt perOen. 9lusnnbmen oiirien M
ser @ode Dor g9ei6uadteu aenadt
meroeH
@cl0 iii'r 2 Hul5wedc
I'm Oeu Gommiii6rcu BON @otl
more.Golmtp me6r @elO fin Sdu
5iuede 81 gebeu rrterbreiietc Sr
9taale cine 9ia. cine cr0obtc Sicner
rmIoae iiir Baltimore Gonntu 50
oiitoriiircn.
TnSNutouobtl fonimt ood.
SSn Scr 9fohnlittagsiitung uur0c
eiu glntroN angeuommeit oaS @otml
III @ieoererpdguuo 81 5ieben init
iueldem oie Bill toOtgcniutt uiiroe
Dem @ouoemcitr cn 9lutomobil alr
9erfiigna 81 iteaeH 1ie gill
fonnt morgcn 5ur Gc6atte
Nit. 9oiuicr pir0 WroB
ita0t
SW lhtcrbauic reidtc Sr, Gan
Norn mebrere Bins Elm, ser 5taot
N't &ainier ju crIouben @elocr iiir
Elm qb5u9stouol Spiicm iiir @ai
ierpcrfc lmo iiir clettriihe 9InInacl
3u borgcu
Vaae fir's Au5lano Dtioral q Maine. iis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-27


sic 9ob6u, oaB pieaei6t @elo Ger
llmihping ucruriaht boben f0Hutc
Tieics lit a6cr po6l mir leeres sc.
i6mdb gGuclcn; piel mi6tiger uor
Die 9lngabe, OoB politii1er @iniluf
81 Ger 9HeOerlogc ser Souon'i6er
Bill inn llntcr6allie 6cigetragen bat.
Sn ser glbcnOliBimg mar cS aligen-
i6cinlid, 0oB Die 5rclnoc oeS Srl,
D}u6oin Ourb lore 9l6weieubeit gIdn5.
ten mas oaroii i1lieben ldBt, ooB iic
muBtelL mos Der 9lbcnO bringenlper-
&C. Senator So6n @oltcr Smitb
bat ii6 ME ais cin Srclno Scr 9lu-
itcrnfultur befaunt, uuO al6 ieinc
&ertretcr moren Don Der 9iIoild1e
peridmunocn ais Der fritiibe Mo-
meut eintrot.
Sir Oen @i0erruf
it itimmten:
3. z. Soues, Ct Maru's So, Aep.
" @ilfiuion ct. N}arp'S So, Rep.
u. 9l. S6aQcroB, 9ent-GountD, 9em-
$. Grrner, aent.GolnitD, Gem
:. O. 9(hpea, 9lnne 9(rimoel-Go. 3.
i. N2. OuOa0, 9lnne 9(rmoel-Go., ?.
Sc. &opfinS, 9lnne glrrnOel-Go., 2.
s. Stepart, 9(nne 9lrinOel.Go., 3.
5. 6. Son, Golnert-Golmtp, &ep.
4. s. SUNDERLAND, Gol0ert-Go., &cp,
". 81. GoOineton Sal6otsGo, 9iep.
gS. q. 0oOion GoI6ot-GoumtD, &ep.
u. 2. Sarriion, GaI6ot-@orntp, Hep.
3. 2. gOieo, G6orles-Golutp, 9iep.
Is. &C. Cement, GbarleS-Go, &ep
9l. z. @ottS, 9altilnore-Go., Gem.
3. Z. 6pro, Somerict!Go., 9}ep
4. Sodion, Someriet-GountD, 9iep.
9hig. @arO, Someriet-Go., 9iep.
q. 9lnOeriou 0ordeiter-Goy Gent
". @ebiter, Gorbeiier-Go., Gem.
W. q. 9(uOreps. GorHeiter-Go., 9lep.
6. Z. i. Meorns, GeciI-Go., Gem.
u g. @ou Sorn, @rince Georges, 3.
s. 9lOoiion, 9Sriuce Georges, Gem.
1. g. Glaagett, @riice Georges, 2.
3. $. 9lanforo @rince Georges, @.
6. G. GuOlep, Gueeu 9lnne'S, Gem.
@. 8. lbomos, Queen 9lnneS, 3.
3. Sogon, @orceitersGo., Gem.
". $. @rice, @orceiter-Go., Gem.
Wf. g. 0eaiep, @orceiter.Go, 0em
N3. $; 9}eIiou, Sreocrid-Goy 0em
q. @. Gooeu, Garoline-Go., 9lep.
s. $. 93uttle, Garoline-Go, &ep.
". 5. aeap, GorolinesGo., Gem
Sobn $. 8ouic, Baltimore, Gem.
:. St. SnsleD, Baltimore, Gem.
Sas. q, WlcGuaoe, Baltimore, Gem.
G6aS. 9}efpmau, Baltimore, Gem.
5. 6. Ielanep, Baltimore, Gem.
@eo. @l. 6int Baltimore, Gem.
6. @. @orOou Baltimore, Gem.
@. =. Saa, Baltimore, Gem.
=. 6. 9ui6, Baltimore, Gem.
2, s.. goitou Baltimore, Gem.
q. rs. Sopcc, @oltimpre1 Gem. N ,
s. 6. 9intbicinrL Baltimore, Gem.
g. g. @almiiiono, Baltimore, Gem.
Sos. g. Gapfins, Baltimore, Gem.
6. s. @riebel, Baltimore, Gem.
gS.S. Gorbctt @oi6iugton-Go, &ep.
gl. Glmlninos, Nloutgomerp-Go, 2.
3. i. gSbite, Montgomerp-Go, Gent.
8. 9nnnett. gLIeaann.&o., Step
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-27
gas nObr Gnor.
MuiternfMltMr auf DER
SSaagitaaIe.
!6amam'icbe Weiet ipiSer=
ruTeit.

gIac crI0ienoet 9lmeuoemcutS obge-
wiGien mo Die 9lnOerion'ide 8ill
5um @ioerruie nit 81 gegen "a
Stimmen ongeuommeu Gin
Oromatiider Moment I'M llnter-
Gouie. r. Sr. @ilfinion be5eid-
nctc cS oils eineu Der widtigiten
Sdritte oieier @eiebgeblng.
9lac meitercn 9(ineuOementS 3lr
@iperrliS-9ia abaepieien.
dNDIJpY
9dugCg giBitig.
annapolis, 26. 6ebruor.
Ser 9Iniong bonn GnOe Der 9llitern-
SultIr in N}orDlanO lit gemaGt por=
ben; oas llitet6dus BAT beute 9(6euo
init 81 gegen 81 Stinmen Die Bill
ongcnommen melde 0as Samon'-
ide 9lliternfultllr-@ -@eiet, oos in
1906 angeuommen mor0en iit mi-
oerrrit. Iie Bill gebt natiirlib
nod uacb Dem Senot a6er aub in
oiciem iHeinen oie @egner ser Sill
eiueMe6r6eit 81 boben 10 OuB idlieB-
li9 ale Sofiutng ailf GrboItrng oes
@eicbes aiif oen @oupernelir geiebt
meroen ulB 9eioer fonlnlt oerielbe
aus Den Gihlier-Gomlties, uno er
miro sic 9ia iuttersei6nen ipenn lie
ibm porgelegt peroeu ioQte, babel
Die Gcrautportlihteit auf Die Oemo=
frotiideDlc6rleit in Der @eietge6uug
idiebenO
Gs mar ein bodOaromtiider Wlo-
ment ols Die 9lbitimnlug i'm Inter
boule er3mlngen muroe. 9ie @olle-
rien lparen bis altf 0en leBten EloB
9eiiilt unO aid inn llnterbouie itan-
oen ollf bcioeu Seiteu ser NlitglieOer
oiele 9eiuc6er. 9ale @eriude ser
Srcunoe Ser 9liiiternfultur Onrd
cine @ertoging cine 9lenoerung Ser
Stimmlng 81 er8ielen wuroe 5iI
nidte. gSd6rcno oes gon5en Eages
bcrridtc cine aeOriidte Stimnlling
iino in Der 2o6bu mltroe idon inn
SQnie 0eS g}aAplittag geiliiitert, Nab
Die @egner ser 9(uitenfultur cine
Mebrbeit bdtten, o6er man mar iid
nibt eber aeiuiB, ooB Der aompf ge-
ponnen wiiroe, bis in ser itdOtiihen
Nelegatiou Elm llmidpung 6emerf
bar purOe, nod Dem Die Ge6atte inn
llntcr6ouie bc9onnen botte.
0cs0lcidcn alma Elm @eriibt 0ilrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-27

~
@e0eu:
Spreber Grippe, Baltimore, Sem
Is. .. 9oslcD, 9altimore-Go, Gem
9. @ @otd, goltimorc-Go, Gem
Z. @. W1cSntoi6 9altimore.GoY 3
$. 9l. 9}aglc, 9altimore-Go, Gent
u. = Shlee, 9oltimore-Go, Gem.
Alc@. Belt, Sreoerd.&o., 9en
H. :. 8ruit ,Sreoerid.9o. Gem.
@. $. 9niiorG 6reoerid-Go9 Gem
I. Is. Sopfins, SorforO-So., Gem.
s. s.. Nic9tabb, Sorforo-Go., Gem
"a. g. Nlithea, SariorO-@o, Gem.
&. Nl 9lltielO, Baltimore, Gem.
$. s.. N3obool, Baltimore, Gem.
9lopO @ilfiuiou, Baltimore, Gem.
i. G. 9urlage, Baltimore, Gem.
Geo. Gbberts, Baltimore, Oenl.
Geo. 9l. Srid, Baltimore, Gem.
z. 3. Wlc0onaug6. Baltimore, Gem
&. Soifman, @ai6iugtou'Goy Gem.
Is. Ni. 0on5er @nibiugton-Go, 2.
81. 6. Stepeuion, @ai6. 80, Gem.
6. u. 9oirtec ,@aib. so, Gem.
q. Snopoen, @oi6ington-Go., Sem.
e. $. g9aterS, @lout9omeru-Go., :.
&. s. Serpi6, 9lQegonD-Go., &ep
s. u. g2oooeu, Garrou-Go,, Gcp.
s. .. 9ofer, Gorrou-Go., Gem.
3. g George, GorroaJGo., Gem.
No. 3. Grapiter, SowarosGo., Gem.
u. 6oparO, Somar0-Go., Gem.
W. gg. Snpogc, @arrett-Go, 9lep.
Sobn S6orter, @arrett-Go., &ep.
3uiammen "a Stiinmen.
0r. &eoiol mar obpeieno.
s. Soroep, @arrett-Go., 9lep.
Sprecbcr Grippe legte fir5 Dor 6
ll6r Oie SlnOerion'ihe @ia nit Dem
9(menoement Oes Srn. 0opfinS Dor
Oos Saus, nu6oen ein @eriud, ii1
bis na6 Dem 9lbcnoeiieu 5u pertagen,
nit iiberpiegenOer .Vle6rbeit obge-
lebnt rDorOen mar. glls Oam bic
SS. WicGnaOc. Cummings, Soll rno
9lnOerc iib often misipradeii, OaB iic
nit 0en @cgnern oe5 Saman'ihen
@eieBes 81 itimmeu 6eabiidtigtelL
gob eS cine Scene, peI6e bel oen
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ShnSaIiimors euafc, uabe Vntom onnie spt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-01
KING ALFONSO IS SAID TO
Be IN BAD SHAPE AS
RESULT MALADY

Madrid, Jan. THAT King Alfonso
is seriously i'll was widely reported here
today. 1t has been an open secret for
some time that he was suffering from
a malignant tuberculosis growth in the
nose but it was not generally supposed
that he was in immediate danger.
Latest accounts, however, that it will
not even be safe to wait until April,
when it was planned to have an opera
tion performed. 1t was believed the
king would leave shortly to consult
specialists in Vienna, and probably
that he would submit to the surgeon S
knife at that time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-01
RENO'S DIVORCE
BUSINESS WRECKED
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1Rr.I

Reno, New, Jan. las a divorce
center, Reno went into the has -beeen
class today when the new divorce law
requiring a years residence before ap-
plication can be made for divorce went
into effect 1t is now just as hard in
Nevada to shuttle Off'the bonds Of mat
rimony as in any other state. The di-
vorcees who are already here going
through the process Of separating them
selves from their wives or husbands will
be permitted to finish their task but
thereafter none others but genuine,
one-year.at-least residents need apply.
Reno 5 reputation as a divorce colony
was made by the rush which followed
the passage of an easy divorce law.
Actresses, society women and others
flocked here in droves.
Prominent among them was Mrs. Mar.
garet Emerson McKim, daughter of
Isaac Emerson, "Bromo Seltzer King,
who married Alfred G.. Vanderbilt af-
ter her divorce from Scott Hollis Nc
kim. Virginia Harmed secured her di.
vorce from j. H, Southern here. Edna
Goodrich came here to get q divorce
and Immediately afterwards married
Nat Goodwin, whom she has since di-
vorced. Others who were divorced here
were:
Mrs. Florence Jenkins, Of Baltimore;
Mrs. Henry HUT, wife Of the artist;
William E. Cory, who afterward mar.
ried Mabelle Gilman; Philip Dodge,
president of the Mergenthaler Linotype
company and R. M. Buddington, known
as the father Of the divorce colony"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-01
QUESTION OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES
SHOULD SUPPLY FICTION
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

Chicago, Jan. Whether public Ii
braries should attempt to satisfy the
public appetites for popular fiction or
should leave that field to the subscrip-
tion libraries was one of the questions
discussed today at the annual meeting
of the American Library association.
The increasing cost of furnishing the
magazines to library patrons, due to
recent advances in subscription prices,
was another topic Of discussion, and it
was probable that q resolution would
be addressed to the publishers, asking
for better terms for library purchasers.
s. II. Rank, librarian at Grand Rapids
Michigan, and chairman of committee
on better ventilation and lighting for
public libraries, presented a report on
that subject W. N. c. Carlton, of the
Newberry library Of Chicago will lead
a discussion of treatment of unsolicited
gifts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-01
CHANCELLOR WILL RETIRE
SOON rs BELIEF HELD
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1Rn.l


Berlin, Jan. 1.--POlitical gossip was
stronger than ever today to the effect
that Imperial Chancellor Won Bethmann
Hollweg will retire in the very near
future. All sorts of liberal factions
have been uniting against him since
his reactionary speech in the reichstag
at the time of the Zabern troubles, and
a point has been reached where it seems
doubtful if even his friends can stand
by him much longer.
The kaiser, who is keenly sensitive
of public opinion and is said to fear
his own prestige may suffer, is reported
to have been provoked by what he con.
sidered his representatives. tactlessness
The general tenor of opinion was that
the chancellor, though a well meaning
man, is hopelessly out of touch with the
times and that the very safety of the
government demands his retirement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-01
RALPH FARIss MEETS GIRL
FOR FIRST TIME SINCE ARREST


Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. Ralph Far
iss, the Gel Monte bandit and Mrs
Lola Statler, the girl for whom he de-
clared he held up train, met yester-
day for the first time since Fariss ar
rest.
''oh, Ralph Why did you do it7"
the girl cried when a turnkey admitted
her to the young bandits cell. She
then threw herself into his arms and the
pair talked for an hour while Fariss
dinner, which had been brought him,
grew cold.
Mrs. Statler told Fariss that she will
appear in court today to testify for
him when the degree of murder of Hor-
ace E. Montague is established.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-01
DRAMATIC
a1SG'gVENISNSk
uantt1aa,t Angs N ,zEHaI an d laEf m
2M ~NSw
LELAND STAMFORD GLEE
CLUB WILL BE HERE FRIDAY

The Leland Stanford Jr. University
Glee club, which is to appear at the
Grand Opera House on Friday evening,
January 2, is reputed the best musical
organization of its kind on the Pacific
coast this season.
Twenty'four men picked from a list
of l5O form the club. Many members
are of the famous Stanford club that
toured the east so successfully two years
ago, Louis A. Eaton, former organist
Of the Trinity church of San Francisco,
now organist Of the Leland Stanford
Memorial church and dirctor Of music
at Stanford, is the director, who has
developed a club better trained than
any other in the west.
This is the first time in five years
that the Stanford club has visited this
northwest, and they come back this
year bigger and stronger than ever.
The program will be divided in two
parts, the first Of which is of heavy
and classical nature In this will be
the Pirates Wooing (scot) and Sun
set (Vaude Water) by the entire club,
the Rosary by the quartette, a violin
solo, and a killingly funny stunt enti-
tied 'Two Men and Nut, by the
three stunt men Of the club Especially
on the ensemble work the club will
shine, and in Mr., Shepardson, the club s
violnist, is found one Of the best young
artists in this part of the country,
This latter is new feature for the
Stanford club and is proving a big
drawing attachment. The three stunt
men, Dick Morgan, b, NJ Melvin and
| W. G, Paul, are on an equal Of some
of the best vaudeville stars, Morgan
as a Hawaiian toe dancer is q decided
success in his representations Of the fe-
male dancers Of the Islands.
| ! ut HtNNHu pull VI tue IAuklhh 10 a
scene in Stanford Fraternity house
and is entitled CAS- We Live and Dress
on the Stanford Farm" Here the pro.
gram moves quickly from one stunt to
another, first quartette, then series
OF burlesQuc Harry Lauder songs by
"Jimmy" Patton, mg time piano
spnsms by Paul. selections by the Man.
dolm and Ekelele club, Ensemble Mum.
crs by the Glee club, and lastly very
effective series Of Illustrated songs
"jimmy" Patton is the individual
star Of the club as an entertainer. He
has received flottering notices from the
Portland 0regonian and Journal and
from other papers along the itinerary.
The Orcgouian 1ys Of the concert in
Portland last week;
"The event was a musical and anus.
ing success Every number on the pro.
gram was cordially receieved, many in.
sistent eucorcs were demanded. Pick
Morgan was a shining success as fe.
mah impersouator Especially notable
was the high class musical recital Of
he first half Of the program, -