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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
Baltimore cr6alt O6cr6umO.


0urh GrpGbl1ng bon 8reoerid q.
9opce ais Director Ger ,@}er-
donts ono @}iners Erousporto-
tion Co. er6GIt Baltimore sic
@elpolt iiber Die 9(ffairen Oieier
Oon1pferliuie. n9telp-Souen
@abn" mpB ibren 9Intbeil per-
dilBern.
6reoerid g. 9opce, Jun, &ice-
ErGIioent Scr nMercontiIe Irlit onO
0epoiit Co., puroe geitern onlGB-
lid DER So5resperiommllng Der
9(ftionGrc ser oN}erhontS nno
W1iners Transportation So" an
Stcllc BON 8enjomin Gombca BON
Nelp.Supen gum Director erlpGblt,
moourh Baltimore in Dem 0irefto=
rcnrotb fiinf unO 9ieu- England mr
bier W}itglieoer erbGlt. Die alien
9eonten mltroen ole mieoererp1blt
Sic iino, mie folgt: YrGiioent So
iepb 6. gSbitnep, &ice- %rGiioent Is.
g. g9bitneD pon Bottom SefretGr.
Sdosmeiiter s. $. 9fobinette; 0iref-
loren N}ihoel Senfins, Baltimore;
rSoiepb Is. gSbitneD, 9ecotltr $. 05il-
Ter, jun., gS. Senne0p Growlpeu,
Greoerid @. @oDce, Somes Q. Scent
ingpnu BON glem-@open 9l. Seoton
&obertion bon 9fep-Sopen mo 6re.
0erid 3. 9relpiter bon 9tew-SoOen.
Die Grip0bllng bon Srn. 9oDce
bat cine groBe @eOeltirne, oo eS uIl4
gemein befonnt it, ouB oie glcp.No-
ben Siitereiien pilens iino, ibrcn
9lntbeil on Dem llntcrnebmcn 5u oer-
dilBern. @inem nit Dem Siiti8 Oe-
portemcnt getroffenen 9lbfommen
8ufolge bat ii6 Oie o9tepsDorf, giew-
@uoen rno Sortfor0 Giicn6obn @e.
icaidoft~ bereit crfIGrt, bis gum T..
&idi ibren @ei6GftSontbeil all Scr
aNiorhollts anO Wtiners Sronspor-
totion So. nb3utretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
GnSLidl AZ GnSe.

Ter Sonpf 5miiden @}urDlonO uno
Gelomore Inn 0en Yoiten oes
SnlunOitcuer @inne9mers nlr
oen @}orDlono 9iitrift. TT 9lht=
borer Syoibuo g9. @}iIes erbGlt
sic Stelung. domination
miro 6cute Dem 5euot 0ugeben.
9unoes Senator Sobn g8altcr
Smith miro, mie eeitern oerloiltete,
Der 8eitGtieung Ger Grnennlng Oes
9lhtbareu Soibuo @. D3iles 5nln
Snlou0iteuer- Ginnebmer 0eS Wtorp-
LAMB DiitriftS ni6ts in Oen gSeg
lcgen. g9ic aus @oibin9ton beri1-
tei miro, pir0c Oie domination oes
Sorn. W1iles Dem @rGiioenten @ilion
geitern nit Der SSnOoiiiring Oes
S6oBonlts- SefretGrs N}cgl0oo ull-
tcr6reitet ilnO ser ErGiioent miro
oieielbe porousiibtlib bellte 6em &C.
nat sur 8eltGtiglmg iiberienoen. Da-
nit gelongt elm longer &on1pf nm
Oie frogIi6c Steaung, melHer 5pi=
ihen N}orDlono lino 0elomore &C.
fiibrt ipuroe, 5u @noe. 8efonntli6
mar 9(lfreo 9ougbIe1 bon 0elamare,
Ger pom Senator Saulsbltrp unter-
Itiibt muroe, Elm 8eper6er Inn 6en
9Soiten lrnO piirOe oeniel6en wobr-
ibeinlid ou6 erbnlten boben, wen1
nicbt, mie be6oitptet miro, 5piibe1
Senator See lin0 Senator Snlitb ciil
&eritGnoniB 5u Stonoe gefommcn
mGrc na6 pelhem iih Senator
Snlitb 6ereit erflGrte, ieine Gin
mGnOe gegen Serrn Ntiles fallcn
5u Iniicn uno Senator See moerer-
ieitS ieinc 9ereitlpiGi0feit an ocn
Gag legte Samuel g. Dennis, Ell
ncnl 6reun0c oeS Seuotors Smith,
feline lIntcritiisung fir oic Grnen
nung gum @lmoesoiitrifts. .g(npqlt
olS gtobfolgcr BON Dfajor SSobn Ebi-
lip Sia ongeoeibcn ou Ioiicn.
gtohOcm MIN iomObl oie Grncn-
nung ocs Srn. Mliles, mic Oieienige
Ocs Srn. gS. @iit6ea 0igges 5imt
Wiarincbeomten ocs bieiigen SofenS
10 gut mic iiher geitcIlt it, miro bon
oeu 5reinoen Oes Srn. @iaiom 8.
Nsarburp in 9lusii6t genommeL
oob oieier in 9GIoe oie Gruennung
gum Standardization oes bieiigen
Nofcns er9olten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
0as g4ctter.

sSiir Wlarplan0 imo 0en Oiitritt
Columbia beute 6emolft mobrihein-
li6 NIT nadiolgenoen &eqen ODER
5hnee ip1t 6eilte glbeno mo NOR.
aen; abilouenoe norOmeitliheg9inoe.
Ghtes 0}dr5cnpetter berrihte &C.
tern. Ger Gog 6egnnn NIT Regen,
uuo ais iib oeriel6e neigte, pfifi eiu
cliig falter @ino iiber Die Stoot; oo-
3miiheu lodte am Niittog Die Son-
ne. Die 6obitc lemperotur 6etrlIg
AZ @rao inn ll6r 9todmittagS nno
Sic nieorigite 36 @raO nm s ll6r
gI6euos.
Sn oen ii6riacn @etter 9eobad
tunasitotionen oes Sonoes mar oic
nic0rigite Gempcratilr, nie ioIgt:
2ltlontic GitD 30, 9isnurd 49,
Bolton 30, Buffalo -, G6orleiton
"a. Chicago tS. Glepelnno 2S Gor.
pus G6riIti IS, Cenpcr 40, Detroit
20. Iulltb 6. Gaitport 2S, @olOeiton
GO. oreen 9au ~, Sotteros 50,Sobre
pa Neleno "a SadionoiQe So, &on.
las GiiU 26, &uoruiQc "a, Souispiae
S2s N}arQuette -, @}enlp6is 40,
Montgomery "A, @}ontrcol 32, 9lan.
tudct 30, 9lep Orleans 56, g}ep-gorf
"a Cfla6ona 3S, @ittsbnrg6 30,
@6ilooelpbio 34 @ortlano, Dle, 30,
Eortlono. Ore. AS. Gaiebec %, 90.
leia6 "A, Solt 9ofe Gitu AZ, Sau
1ran5isco 66, ct. 2olhS "a, St4alh
fl. scranton 81 Shreveport as,
2pofoue 3S, Campo 5S, @oi6in9ton
40 Ssinuipeg A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
federation Of eu6Or.D

0ie Qelegoten ser o6eocrotion Of
2obor" beihloiien in ibrer geitriecn
Sisung cine FroteitperionlmItng
eeeen Die Yil, nel1e cine 9lenOe-
umg oes ainoerorbeit @eiebes
poriiebt, onl Sonntog I'M oSoaioop-
GtroBcn.Ibeoter~ ab5ubolten. 9us
9feOner fir Die @eriomnIung iinO
GongreB 9l6georOneter 2elpis bonn
iecbitcn 0iitritt unO Gr6ii0ent SoblI
s.. 6erguion gelponnen woroen. Slt
ser Sibilng ipracben 0elegnt SliIli-
ban lno SRI. 9lnna Nerner oes 2Gn-
gcren I'M Sntereiie ocs aegcnmdrti-
9en ainOnrarbcit- @eicbeS.
0ie uWlebger-llnion 9tr. 90~ licB
ourh i6re DeIegaten onmeloen, Dob
iic on ndbItenSonitag cine @loiicn-
&crionlmIiing IN @prino's Noac oil
Der Galoerton-Hooo i'm 1Snterciic ser
@oltimorcr Mcs9er. @cbiIfcu obbol-
ten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
o,.., 3iOuS.@emeinSe.
WOetbe's u6anit" Griter Shell.
SOrleiitHs i'm @emeinOe6unic,
Syreitag s llbr.
(MGr519-20)
Bon See nnO Safeu.

r9otooio" BON Ser @omburg-9(me-
rifo.2inie" nulB 5ur @ornubmc
bon &eporatireu Die gl5orcn an.
lnllfen.
Ser 0ompfer n9atopio" bon ser
&omburg glmcrifu-2inic lit nit ge-
broGeuem Steuer 9lpporot in @ltntu
Teigooo. 9l6oren eingelouien. 0ic
n9otoDio" lit oni s. Ntdr5 bon Som-
burg nit 296 @niio9ieren nod 8al-
timore u6gegangen, imO ongeblid)
ioa ibr Der StllrnL Ger in oieien
Eogen oif Dem S5eon piitbete arg
5ugeiett 6oben. 0ic &eporotiiren
iollen pernlitblib uiht mebr ais Ell
men bis 5pei Gage in 9lniprucb neb7
men ino Die bieiigen &ertreter Der
Sbiifsgeieliboft ermorten Oen0om=
pier oud W}ittc nGhiter ISOLDE. Ole
u9utobio~ mar fobrplonmdBig on
Nfontog bier fdaig.
.H ! Gin" q b gctob rem.
Ger 0ulnpfer n&bein~ bonn S}or0.
Sellticben 2lopo lit seitern nod 8re-
men obgefobren. Gr nabn II SOL
iagierc 5meiter aoiiitc, 60 8mii6en-
nedler uno flint 9eportirte nit. Die
2eetereu iinO 9lrnenier, oie nob
Cos 9lngeles reiieu mollten irn0 BORT
bin dcbon feit eneagirt poren. Sbre
Deportation crfolete ouf @riiuo oeS
Gontroft 9lrbeiters @eieBes.
Inter oenen melhc oud cine
Eeutidlouo-9ieiie outratcn imO es
ii6 gon5 6eionoerS sur 9(lfgobe ge-
lteat 6otten, i6re olte Seimot6. OoS
icbone goOenlono 5u 6eiuben, beion-
ocu iih &crr Gborles Sang bon gIr.
1923, &anlop StroBe, Oeiieu @emo6=
lin Srou 9orbaro Gang lnO oercu
Gohter SRI. &otberine Gang. 6o.
milie Song erfreut ii6 i'm iiiOweitli-
hen Stoottbeil elmer groBen 9elie6t-
belt rno mor es Oo6er niht 5u per-
mNnOcrl ooB iid ibre Sreunoc 5u
Sunoerten am 4ier cingsfluOcu bot'
ten 9hmen lno fleine 9lugpoenfcn
mnroen 0cn 9fciienOen 5u Sbeil, pd6'
reno i6nen pon aaen ibren SreiniOen
cine iro6lidc lmo oliidlicbe 9ieiic Qe-
miinicbt murOe Inter ocn glnmclcn.
Den bcfon0en iih inter on0crem bic
@erren SenrD g. g9ieneielo, @eorge
Senbler, Grs9li6ter G0moro Stans
lep, G6orles Slider. Sronf @infler,
@eorge 6. 9oettinger Senrp goettin-
ger SoneS s. GlileD, @eorge Stru-
be, @iQion Slucet, G6orleS &oemer,
@m. 8. 6oro, @iaiom 6rci ScnrD
Gogcl 0enru GopiOion 4etcr Seii.
ner gll6crt WliSpclborn lno piclc Pm
0ert.
20 edor~ triift brute Gin.
Ger Gampier o9ledor~ ocs 9loro-
Oentider 2lopos miro 6eutc @ornlit.
tag an iciucm 6ieiigcu Yier in 9ocidt
Eoiut eriunrtct Gr 6ringt $40 Eai-
io9erc bicrber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
5000
Mnfneidln6en.

Ga ser 3uItano oes Is Sabre al.
fcn George S. Nolmg Don CIR. 2i1S,
gAcit 4rottitroBe pelder Dor iingci
fGbr 3mci g9ohen cine 5hlBlpunoc
i'll ocu Goden crbieIt iid nod nidt
ccbeiiert bat, wlroe geiteru Die Ser
DaioIung oeS augeblih NIT Scr
5NieBaifoire beibuloioteh 20Sobre
olten 9ernbaro 3entgrof bon glr.
1911. Meit 4rottitroBe in Der iiio'
iucltIi9en Noli5ciitotion ourh Wtos
giitrot llIrih Bis 5un I April per.
ioat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
Wutc cyurtidlrittc.

Die Somnllrngcn lpeldc Der
Gcutidc Gorreiponocut~ imternonl.
men bat, Inn Elm betpgtes oelltidles
G9cpoor fiir Ocu 9feit ieines Sebens-
o6cnos Dor bitterer 9lrnutb 81
ibiiBcn lm0 Inn 81 oerbinoern ooB
ooiiclbc in ieinen olten Iogen ats
ciuouoer gcrifen miro, idreiten
Iongiam ober ocltlib fort. 9lu6
aeitcrn eingen picocr 5mei 9eitrdse
Gin BON
". 80. & g., SigblonOtown $500
Eb. 8. .....,....-. 100
2isbcr qitittirt ... 46.OO
SIN ejou5en .... 5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
GSiir Gin Scim0ctranf.

Cos bon @eo. @iint6er ge6rautc
9ier lit oos bette. @icle 9curtbcilcr
bon Bier erfldreu, oab es irgenc
einem crItfloiiioeu auSldnoiihcn
Nierc glcidfonrmt. @crooe oos Ding
iiir Oen 6anilengc6raud). 6cinIteS
9lroma, better @eidmad nuO ic6r
uGbrfr6itig. Eirett BON Scr 9rauc'
rel our6 ole neueiten Maidineu ob'
geiuat moOurd obiolutc Rcinbeit
0eii6rrt miro Giite $l00. N6one
@oIie 90 (SuniiS,t&i@loCo)
(9ln3ciee)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
Wolltc co6n nidIt impfen laiien,

gScil 9(niic Min1eiter, eine y3ege-
rii pon 9lr. 7i2, 9loro-5pringitr.,
troB Der slufiorocriing oes iiGotiideu
@eiun0bcitsamteS loren Sobu niHi
inlpien laiien ipoltc, criuirtte Or
Nuduer aegcn lie cinen Snitbefe6l.
Ga ein 9latternina in oer Springitr.
Uorgefommen mar mo Der fleinc
99altcr @indciicr augebIid nit Dem
SSrantcl III 9eriibrlug gcfommcn
iciu ioa, 6citono Der 9(r3t alf Der
,nphina. Sic Irobnn0 nit Der 20.
l5ci buttc ocu crluiinidten Grfolg.
5ran @idleiicr brodtc i6r aiuo
ielbit 5lm 9Ir5t mlo mlroe Oarauf6ii,
ais iic iidj Der @oli5ei iieIltc. bon
9lidtcr Geon picocr entlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
eSntereiIante @urleIuua.

@2orgen 9lbeno s llbr finoet int
@meinoebous Der Oeutiben 3ions-
@emeinoe on Scr 2erineton.S .StraBc
cine @orIeiung iiber @oetbc's
.8oiit eritcr EbeiL Itott, at mel
der ale 6reun0c Oeuti6cr 2itcrotllr
ciuaeloocn linO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
.S,ans ansuerfauft.

ToB Sri. g(lma @Iud iih bei'nl
Gublifrm elmer groBen 8opulorit6t
crircut, laBt iid) Oorous cricbcn Dab
Gireftor @on0olpb pom 4eoboop.
Miiif Gonicrbotoritm 6efonnt 5ef
modt Bat. Dab i1mmtIihe 9illctc fir
Oos morgen glabnlittog itottfinocn'
sc CONCERT Derqriffen lin0.
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S,0ipital6an in Qlnariff genOmmcn.

@cItcrn Worecu milroc Ser 6irtno
QeIeQt fir ooS nele .,Siio Baltimore
gluqens. gtaien. ln0 &ols.Soipital.
Wtt Ser 2eging oes GditeinS miro
icood Bis 5lr 9fiidfimft bon Serrn
geiaiom @red6t pclder $4,000 filr
oas llntcrnebmen bciiteuerte me iih
Sur 3cit in Grropa beiinoet, eelpor-
let peroen 0os uelc Soipitol miro
bier Stodlperfc bod luerocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

IrdN5 81. 81 l0ldjen Vince
lcgcnbcitcn niiiien Sic cinci 9fe1ts.
aulualt 5lI Rat6c 5ie0cu @enn cin
eontra.t aui Der cincu 5cite glIt it,
nuB CT and aui Der alocrcn Seite
inucae6altcn rcrocn
@co. q. Tdrii6cr lit iNwcr
@cidciO 81 oe6cr bod i6ciut cS nidt
gcreht 3u iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

,Nitiiiglfnbem e.. Wlrs Numpiieaosqei
JDro' e-g abe Ncu pcnrieiia.
,NlarBlnnD &nuocpiae unO GRANDCHILDREN.
Gnlpninl"-- Nnbp lfiuc"
NnneiH H"-,. 9c6mnn Sbop
enl's 9luoiinrlnni--4 Ibe oomic neri Soor
,EcabobD"-Anna @lud, am Srciina Den
b Gdr8 I'M 4 ~ yn6miiides.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

A5OnncntCn, bic ben ,GCntidCn GurrcT
ipunhcutCu" nidjt piintIidl cocr nnrcacIs
nt1liG crbaliCn, lin0 nebciCn, ccr Office
oaruu per ScIcpbou uoCr idlrlitIih Nllts
ibCilmg 81 madcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19
gsanfett ser Semsrlus9r.geteran

@inen 6iibiden Gerloui fat Ons
81. SabreS- -9nnfett ser n6euerwe6r-
Observation-Disclosures" genommelL
melhes geiteru 9(beuO in &iifiers
0oae al ocr 9torO-6reoerid -StraBc
itattgeilln0eu bat. Der Solptreoucr
ocs 9l6en0s mar Serr SiOncD e.
Wlanning bon Der Seuer6e6or0e. lin
ter Oeu S6eilne6mern Ser 6eitlidfcit
6efanOen iicb II. &C.: Sngeniellr @co.
". 6oreman Siilfs- Sngenielr SEQ.
q. Smith, Seuru &eoehon, GouiO
Drobon, Sacob 0unu, @n. ST. Toug-
lab, gm 8enrp. s. s. Scnnilgs, 81.
&. ggebiter, go. S6annon SSo6u
Studert, @co. Scroll, iopic 9leprG-
icntanten ser iolgenOen Spriben-
@onpo9nie'u. 9}em Marfet 9}r. s,
9qfapcttc 9}r. II. 2ibertp 9}r. 5,
tSrieuoibip 9tr. 3, @ionier 0ofen unO
2eitern-Go. gtr. Natapsco gtr. IA
Columbia g}r. 8, gSotcbman 9}r. t6,
llnite0 9lr. fl, llniteO States SoIc
So. 9fr. %.
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ennnrnnni. nn0 llnternnna.

5onnenouiQana . 6 II. i6 81.
SoHnenuntergang M 6 Il II Ni.
Mouooufgong . H. 80 %. @loraens.
Slut6 M ~ Il. fl Di Nforgens.
5lltb .. 1 Il. 16 Dt 9iadnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-19

3pci 6irnen mcrocu sic Eiloitc-
riuug-Jleparohr. 9lrbciteu oieieS SSa6r
fiir 0oS StaOt. Sngcniciirs- -Ccpartc-
ment ansiii6rcn. Grci 8o9en lana
6iclt ii1 Die Gontraftbc6oroe ole @nt-
iAeiOlng betreifS Der gcrgebuna NeS
GontrattcS Dor. @citern entihieO
oic 9eb0roe, Dab oie 9lcparatureu
pom 5wci SirneiL oeren tSoroerllng
folt glcih mar. por9cnonInen ueroen
iollcn gic beiOcn 6irmeb pelde
lid in Ocl Gontroft t6eilcu, iino bic
Baltimore 9lSpbolt 9lod & Silc 50.
mo %atrid ,Slorigan & 5obne Die
Yflolterlngs 9eparahirnrbeiten fo-
itcn Die 5taot ocip66nliH $4,000
pro Sd6r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

W. nrt<Nd lHsa
WASHINGTON. u c.. May g.
with Secretary Danieb and a party
NJ navy department officials aboard.
the pr, idential yacht Mayilowcr.
steamed down the Potomac late to-
night 20 meet the cruiser Montana
bringing home the hodios ~ Aneri-
can victims of the battle oi Vera
Cruz.
The MayflOVor will reach iamp-
ton roads carly tomorrow and vii
probably soon afiervard join the
Montana. which tonight is Streaming
north from Cape Uaticras
The tvo vessels will proceed ia
N,w Ynrk and anchor Sunday after
noon off he battery. whore the bod
ics Of the blue Jacket viii he landed
The corteec v-ill halt iu the city
hall and Plaza Manhattan. whore
rchool children uill Chant hymns
Deiachmtnts from the batilcships
wyoming. Texas. New York. naval
militia. Spanish var veterans. and
other organizaiions Uill have places
IN the line
President wilson tribute 10 the
vslor and sacrifice of the bluelack'is
will be the only address
Tho president viii leave Tor Ne"
York SUNDAY Night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
ARBITRATION IS
PROPOSED CURE
COMPULSORY LAW WILL BE III
PORTED FANORABLE TO SEN.
ATE ny COMMITTEES
MORE TROOPS REQUESTED
Proclamation For General Disnrln-
ing issued d, Militar' Author
itics and labor tniun
Officials

By Associated Prm
DENVER. Colo. May S-The
compulsory arbitration bill was the
center today around which the con-
tending forces o, The SCaate battled
When adjournment was taken the
administration bin had safely run the
gauntlet IN the committee OF the
whole. ready for final passage whcl
the Senate reconvenes Monday
The House engaged IN a long de-
bate over the bill for submitting a
million dollar bond ISSUE for mill
tary expenses. Action was deferred
until tomorrow.
The governor transmitted 10 the
Senate the report OF Adiuiant Gcl-
cral Chase. In r, spouse 10 the Sen
ate's request for inf0rmatiu.. re-
gardiu. the mcn enlisted in Com
pany u and Troop A, which partici-
patcd in the battle at Ludlow.
The report declared much OF the
information desired was not In
Chase possession. but would be col
lcctcd promptly as possible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

WASHINGTON. ID. {. May s.
Late tonight the South American
Mediators were notified by the Hu-
erta government that the Mexican
delegates would leave Mexico City to-
morrow for Niagara Falls, via Vera
Cruz. Key West.
llizh tension marked the Mexican
situatlo today. both ON the military
and diplomatic side.
No authoritative statement was
made by Secretary Garrison. his re-
ply To query was mo orders ioi
additional troop movements have
boon sent nut n became known
that additional troops will probably
b" sent to Vera Cruz as precautions
ary measure.
II reports that two German ships
are about TO arrive at Puerto Mex
leo with arms and ammunition are
true, /. H. realized that the incident
may be- similar tC the arrival Of tho
Ypiranga. at Vera Cruz. which led
10 the occupation OF that port
IIucrta's protest today to the me
dlators, that the United States had
broken the armisticc by landing addi'
tional troops at Vera Cruz consider
cd by the cabinet.
bryan announced the reply of his
gl,crnment and stated that no az
grcrsiyc steps had been taken.
II became known today that In
uulries have been made Of governors
to ascertain the condition of th
national guards and how soon they
could be- prepared for active service
" conditions required
Discussion Of reinforcing General
Funston. at Vera Cruz developed a
marked difference Of opinion Ia the
rabipri Some take ibe view that
mediation NEGOTIATIONS might be
embarrsss d by such an act. Others
believed Il necessary prccaution
AGAINST sudden attack.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
REUNION OF OLD
SOLD|ERS HELD
SUILib, MhMEDUkt IND QtiN.
TtEIJ I,RIGADls ENTER
TANNED ny kiNrnERLiN

Gp'cit 10 The Ncws
CLARENDON. Tex MAY g.
The firsi day al the Confederate Re
union given to the old 4lilers OF the
south and especially u xt.mcmbcrs
OF the Shelby, Ma ~ yekc and
Qari trell BrHades By " fnel 4. 3.
dsd hundrrd 'anc' rifiy "a soldiers
have been within the civ OF Claren-
don since the early morning trpins.
and special car ron Kansas CRY
bringing some thirty meg viii arrive
tonight having been DELAYED on ac-
count q Hoods IN the East.
The cltlzenf OF Clarendon ma the
trains this morning with their ears.
an OF which we're decorated with the
national cOlors and the Confederate
flags 4 parade was given through
the city before going To the home Of
Col X S. Kimherlln. whore the bar
bccuse was served and where the
program Nas rendered spe,chcs
were heard from Col X s kimbrr-
lin. MAYOR Tom r Connally. j l..
Pope Of Amarillo
The crowd then gathered around
the long tables Ca 'front.' OF the colo
uel's house and we're served by
the Younger iadics ul the city to one
Of the finest southern dinner ever
tasted. SO the old soldiers testified.
Corn bread the Mind that was RELISH
ed during the var. vas OF the bill ~
fare. During the noon hour some
tour or five o' th" old soldiers show
ed their ability 'u pla. the fiddle.
not the violin Th.y Rere cheercd
over and oycr vbeu the' played tho
old tunes ol ths .ouh Including
Dixie. aud other such 9miliar tunes
Tho blessing Va akcd by Tho oldest
Confederate soldier alivr Col w VI
Buster
An,r dinner rhIle the music
continued. the o.l 1ldcf began O.
break up IN small bunehca and figh'
their battles o.. .Hre ago over again
and aEaiu Tho ""-etil lcquuinted
hoNeyor. many D' iI'adid not know
the othor's namr Hut thcy were nii
soldiers. as ono u. A.. % expressed o..
AID an know eH o. othc, IN.
knew and felt
parade r. .Hn through th'
streets as the oI IA, ncnt iu
/ the fair gIounI 'H remainder of
the daf progr d b. COL u s.
/ klmberlIn. 20. "s s.vas carried
/ rhcrrs met tlrr Wfrf turn N'
I the vast crowd f.a' linF rcd on th'
u
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Mnni Nlnrc IrnOpN

bN NNf@fNAHAfN ~"
TRINIDAD. Colo. May s. Insist
cnt appeals continue 60 come To Col
JAMES IOckett, IN command OF Fed
cral troops In the southern strike
field. for q detachment of Federal
soldiers for the northern fields.
where only two tro0ps are nov sta
toned.
Colonel l.ockcit feels That the mcn
nov In his command are required I'm
the southern fields. and has not yet
accedcd 10 the request for troops ia
Northern Colorado.
Colonel Lockctt advised the gov
crnor to send force of state troops
10 the northern field. and advised
asking the war department Tor add
tional soldiers.
The proclamation for a general
disarmament was published late to-
day. calling on all citizens at spcci-
fled hours 4ad places tomorrow TO
surfundss tifsIs asns'
t'nion officials also issued proc
lamailon TO members. asking them
to surrender their arms TO the Fed
Cral troops at Ia a. m Any one re-
fuslng to comply viii be barred from
membership in the Union" the
proclamation read
Mine operators have assured the
militia, that their guns are awaitius
collection by the Federal Officers.
The rehabilitation Of the Ludlow
tent colony will be taken up soon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
NINE WOHkERS OPPOSE
GENERAL STiIkE SOON


bl Associated lfcAs
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind May s.
The International Executive Board
OF United Mine Workers OF America
adjourned today subject to call Of tn
president
After the sessions since Monday
discussing conditions IN Coloarod,
Ohio. West Virginia. the board issu-
ed statement advising against a
general strike. at this particular
time" but affirming IN strong terms
iis support for striking miners IN
Colorado.
The report also ccndemcd John ID.
Rockefeller, Jr., who II was asserted
could have aycrted loss OF life. and
damage 10 property In Colorado by
saying "one word" favoring a set
ilemcn, aud a meeting OF representa-
iivcs OF coal companies. aud repre-
scntatives OF sirikingemp0yecs
The report added II conditions be-
come worse the policy Of the board
would be changed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
Money Demand Ignored

N N1IVtIaftH TTfFF
III. PASO. Texas, May The de-
mand OF General Rodrigo Qucyedo
that three large AMERICAN cattle
companies give sums aggregating
ten thousand dollars under threat
that windmills and ranches would be-
destroyed. had not been COMPLIED d
with when the time limit expired to-
night.
Instead strong representations Tor
protection were made 10 Carrnnza.
and villa by secretary Oi state, W.
J. bryan.
The companies are watching the
oi,cumr OF the threat with anxiety.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
JURY To TRY BEt kER
COMPLETED LATE fSTEkDtl


NEW YORK. MAY s Tho Jury
which Is io determine whether Chas.
Becker. former police lieutenant, and
head Of the strong arm squad. plot
tod the murder Of Herman Roscu-
thai. the gambler. was completed to
dal
Tomorrow District Attorney Whit
man viii addrcss the jury. charging
becker a. bcinE the brains" of the
conspiracy
No mention was made today "f =
reported move To have W B0ur.c
Cochran. counsel for becker. al
judged guilty of contempt az court
for a remark attributed 20 him lie
has been quoted By newspaper as
saying This Is not q trial. u Is an
asaa aslnatlOn %"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
1. N. ". Memhcrs i'ar,loncd

DENVER. Colo, May ; "TNeuIl-
six members Of the Industrial Work
crs OF the World. were pardoned to-
day by Mayor Perkins from sixty da;
sentences In the county jail FOR
speaking on the streets without q
permit. II is reported that tire"
hundred members OF the orsani1a-
tion are en- route 20 Denver.
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tarrsnsa at Toi1yUn


TOEREON. Mes. May = -Gcn'rsl
NenusiianO Csrrauza. chief Of the
C0nstituti0nalists. arrived today with
his staff and established temporary
capital
General villa met Carrauzs at th.
station
General ChaO. former governor OF the
State Of Chihuahua. who is with Car
rama. has been threatened eitA
death by Villa