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The Washington times., 1914-01-03
GETTING THIRSTY AGAIN

Huerta coniscated the tanks of the
Aguila Oil Company at Vera Cruz.
The old boy must have fallen of tie
water wagon again.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03

Down in Virginia they have uaeartl-
ed mastodon with a four-foot jaw
bone. They should find the husband
mastodon somewhere in the vicinity.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03

Now that Secretary Houston has fixed
the stage, all that returning actresses
have to do in order to get a full bage
In the metropolitan papers. is smuggle
a few potatoes into the country.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
RABID RUDOLPH SAYS

you can al
ways tell a Rep
presentatiVe--but
you can't tell him
much"
The Washington times., 1914-01-03

The shad season is open. st the
present price Of eggs. we don't see how
a shad can put more than two in roe.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03

work when they worked only
eight hours that had before done
the same work when each man
had worked twelve hours. There
fore, | have come to the conclu-
sion that, for any considerable
length OF time, a man doing active
or laborious work can do as much
in eight hours as he can do in
twelve
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
THE ALL-MEXICAN ELEVEN

Eleven Huerta generals are scoOtins
towards the American border.
Wonder If they were selected by Wal
ter Camp?
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
What's on the Program in
Washington Today

Meetings, evening:
National Union-Government Printing
Office Council and w. II. Collins Coun-
ell.
knights of Pythias-W Weekly meeting of
class initiation committee.
odd FellOws-CantOn Washington, No.
/, PatriarChS Militant.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
The Silver
Lining
Edited By ARTHUR BAER.

Those phantom bandits" over in
France might be some of Huerta's army
who are going around the world TO take
the rebels in the rear
The Washington times., 1914-01-03

The federals have been driven across
the Rio Grande by. the Mexican rebels
If they get up as far as Chicago, they
might drop In on Joe Tinker
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
THE OLDEST INHAB SEE
why I kin re-
member - why I
kin rem e mber
when Bob Groom
got a hit"

THIRD CLASS In PRONUNCIATION,
It gives me lot o. pain
When you say ptonGIHe.
From Sunny FloTidG to Maine.
1t should be pronounced ptomasHs.
JINGLE JUNK.
The Washington times., 1914-01-03
AmuSements.

AmuSements.
National-"Sari," 2:l5 and Sis p. N.
COlumbia-'S School for Scandal" 2:l5
ana S:l5 p. m.
Belasco-"The Great Adventure" 2:I5
and sis y. m.
Po.rs-''In the Bishops Carriage 2:I5
and 81" y. m.
Keith Vaudeville. 2:l5 and S:15 p. m.
ACademy-"The Spendthrift," @:l5 and
and S:l5 p. IN.
Cosmos Vaudeville, continuous
CasinO-Vaudeville afternoon and even
ing.
Gayety-Burlesque 2:15 and Sis p. m.
ArCade-Dancing, evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
lSnNeEtlrtr fiIr gliIdIrr

Ger SO So6rc olte @orlt @udat
BON 9lr. 2024 0It ErottitroBe, mur.
Sc ocltcrn ourb 9lidtcr 4owea in
Scr Canton 9oli5eiitotion untcr
5000 @iir9ihaft Dem @eridtsOerfo6
rcn ii6erpieien neil er iidb ougc6lid
@eloer inter @oripiegcIung foIi6er
G1atiacbcn bcrihoiit Do6cn ioa.
9toh gln1a6cn scr Eoli3ei colcftirte
@ihau 0eu SubicriptionspreiS bon
81 fir oos &cit Baltimore Era0c
lluioniit.~ So1n &oG0cr bon gir.
1921 Salt 9lpeuuc. iab @udou am
93roaomop. nabe Scr Canton glpenic,
iuo Bat goli5iit giohc, 9uhau 8r
pcrboitcn aoIloer crfldrie oaB er
@uMm cinen Dollar gegebcn bdttc,
ober niemals cine glusgobc ocs Sei-
fer crbielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

lin oos in Baltimore pn9ewou0te
SDItcn gum Sdlohten foic6eren
&inoOiebs 8li inipi3ireh beiudten
Gob6iner aus mebreren Stooten ge-
itern oaS S6ladtbmts Der 9. 9.
Wlortin- -Gonpognic uno erflGrtcn,
Dob iie 9laes ltrift nod Sen &egeln
ibrer Gonfeiiion porgefituoen bdtteu.
Sic SnIpi5ircnoen woren: 9fab6iner
Mlorofotpisfu, Oos Sailpt ser Ss-
roeIiten in europa oie &obbiner
NlorooIis lno 6ronflin bon 9lep-
9)orf, Nifen6ah bon @ortforO Conn,
mo ariege lno %cisblatt BON 9alti-
more.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

Die 9'oli3ci 6eiir0et iid 3ur 3eit
eiirig otf ocr Sudc nod 8mci mei
Bcn sQ}anuerM sic am Y|ithuod)
Dlorqcn fiir8 Dor | llbr oen III 9lr.
S3j, gotterD 9lpcmc mo6n6often
S6cooor Sturn iiberioaen mo iei-
ncr @oaridoit bon $3.10 berai6t ia.
ben ioacu. Strn crfldrt Dab e.
oacin sic BotterD 9lDcnlic cntIong
oeaonQcn iei ols pl0bIid6 nn6c Scr
G6urhitroBe 8mei 9GGnner aus Dem
Ilnfcl mlftmldtcn un0 Scr cine bon
i6nen ibm Gin @leiier an Die acble
iebic, mdbrcno Ser 5mcte feline "a
iden oirdiudte 6rnl @}arD Sosf.
lcr mo6nbaft III 9lr230, pit G6urd.
Strobe 0ob on lie 1a6c bon ocr bin-
tcr i6rcm Nollic 6cinolidch &cron'
ga ben lleberial nit onaeiebeuL iid
je0oh oo iic olcin 81 @oilie mar,
aeiiirhtet einen 9llarm a65uge6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

D9(rion-Yorf" obgeboIten mlr0e,
legte 6rou @liio6et6 WlebI, Ole Se
fretdrin, einen 9eribt iiber oas Gro.
bcerenfeit o6, aus melden berbor-
giug OaB 0ie Qomen fleiBig wie sic
@ienen gcpeien moren. Sroi SSobn
glicoerb0fer luo Damn 0ie 0omen 8u
Giscreme ln0 &uhen ein Inn ocu
20. Sod8eitstog oes Sru. syobn
gtie0erb6ier lmO 6rou in piirOiger
@eiie al begeben. 0ie 0omen, 3l
mcl6en iid oiele W}itglieoer oeS
o9lrion" geiellt botten, blieben meb-
rere Stunoen in ongenebmer ltnter-
Roltltng 5uiommen.
3 sir Oie fGmpfen0en 9rii-
Ser.
Gie itattlihe Sunlme bon 500
miro ser ,@ermonia N}dnner6or~
81 Oem 9iot6en areu5 6onO fiir oie
icnieits Oes O5eouS fdmpfenOeu oeut-
iden griiOer beitrogen. Geneutipre-
denoe geidliiiie murOen in ser Qe.
itri6en @eiHditsiibmg inter 9erGii-
ocnt So6n 81. gedcr unO Sefretdr =.
&oiluonn I'M Glu6gebduoe oeS Ser
ems All Ser g}orO Somor0ltraBe ge-
foBt. gie Summe, melde iiA aus
eigens 81 Oiciem 3mede 6cpilliaten
$50 unO Oen ieiner 3eit fir sic nrn-
ne5r a69elogte oeltide SEarooe be.
itinniten $50 5uiommeniebt, mirO'
ben Gereinigten SGngern bon 9alti-
more sur meiteren Geranlaiiung iiber-
ge6en luerOen. Sir 0eu nGeuti6en
Eog" mlrOeu indifference fiinf Ser
ren 5u Spe5iol Gelegoten iiir Oen
Dllna66Gngigen 9iirger @crein0 er-
nonrt 6riB Sofmoun 6r. SdouuL
@6oS Rertboro, Gdrf &eiicfcmcte H.
@corg SdutiOt 9(m nGbiten Com
neritog, bis mann ser Tirigent Oes
Gereias, Sr. G6co. Sem6crocr, mic.
Ser bon ieiner Serienrciic 5iiriidge
febrt lein miro, pcrOen bic regelnlG-
Bigen SingitlnOen pie0er oligenonl.
men weroen. Gie uGc6itc @eiomnit-
Ero6e ser &ercinigten Sdnger miro
om fommenoen Wlittfpod itottfin-
0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

Seine Gorlie6e, oos ieiner 6eiiercn
Sdlite ge60renoc Mobiliar 81 5crit0-
REQ, folietc gciiern Dem in 9H. 1915,
&6ite StroBe, mo6n6dften 9llfreo
9enion IN Der noroweitlirben @oIi5ei-
iiation OoS Siunmdru bon $25 lmo
Soften ga 9lidtcr Mc6aul weuig
ScrlianoniB fir sic 3erii0rlnas-
mlh5 Genion'S al Ocn SQg legte.
Gie 0e0eu i'm er6obeue 9lni6ul0i-
gang lautetc aui lngebii6rIiGcS
9ctrageu 9lus Ocn 3eu9cnouSiaoci
gng 6erOor oaB 0enion am 0}itt-
nod 9lbcno uad Sauie fam, filr5er.
bono cine groBe 5lieacnt6iir in
Stiide brab mo iih bierarli nnic6id-
te, nit oem geionmtcn ii6ri0eh W}o-
biliar innmt @l6iern umo @eibirr
Elm @lei6cs 81 t6un. %oIi5iit SeiOc-
mann oerbaftete i6n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14


Nglrs esnoiiurihm" n1De @irl from
gQegrmau's gafi4 esIair GoaS adsIi6
&nnocpiue, 4lulii nnb InB
n@en9crs $nri", Nro0iuu Nnnc glrilnoel0o.
- 1uQl0 &nuOcbiue nn0 Znn5
vNiuet Niem %arl" Laai9 9on3erie ufo
qgap saars 4aFi" 1daH4 Gon5cric NIB
nnocre 4lnInieWcnia
aeiasnrT ssaa 1dGu8 agiurHonen per
epsIayeots ga@ zaoi6 GrhrTIouen pei
Sampler gDrenmunb".
oioiequs. 1aali9 GourcH per Gampier
eegt 4siai zaeH8 xoureu ser GamBfer
aAAeltWorelnno"
Ncri 1rpoTt unb @eiiertun ~ grfurlionen
,Qaliimorr Qarrfn'Qrfeine A 9onntoa. oen
Hlnanli qsoeer dHoiHa HaH pNliacrs
,,geiruo.Einrin, 2. u.@o Nlontaa. ben
~ NnauL 0nnuhenlcli lui pgsclielo kari".
NnrtNnn5crte.
Aie Fnr Cun3erle, lutlbe am 20. NliGult al
eqoe aeget llnoen u nabliebenoer Jlei0en'
son US ais 10 u5r gl0cuos
Wlondn. .nNlU1riioc Barr ldo n6eocrol-9tus
fnr" tnbmehiclno)
&ienIlag. ................... Bdiierloa.9ar.-
WiiNppu. ....-..............uA uArni1sDiufFdrt"
l'Nh .'t''s -'''r WE wv isl'lt
n,f5 s3cil,fo,. 1i+r1 Xxx ,, ssi iir.
Bnri" (Gbiuemicnb)
SoHnidns qou3erie bon DIS llbr gbenos:
etlicr Snnliia9 icocll Vonai. ~ 4aietions larf-
SUcuen 1Onnlao e0eu WionaQ o0liiois40rf~
&rliicH s0nHiug ie0en Ui0nni sGruios0 0usV Vnri"
Bfrieu Gpunin0 eoen Winnai., !, 0nrrous9arl
Nnn5crt IN ,,Gllilpn.@drl".
97lir ona bellie WDcno DnH US biS 10 llbr
in Dem ,@iliousEnri" idiiiin0cioc Concert IN
bon Hrci 8nnirl 5clomnln oas foloen0e Bro.
nramm oWgclieui ioor0cni
n3iWcrnl Wiar6 Of Warionc" .. 0iounoo
&upcriiirc aNubcl" observation-disclosures. lSchcr
1clciii0n gGnU0llcr1 RniiCana" A WiaecaQn
gSnl8ci allnuc 2Onuli" "...............@ @lraul
aDopbcnc colo 1iNtcr nno Gdner" Il. Euppc
(Nerr 0hnUr0 & @niclO)
Saninilc ,IDc Ari0nios Irapeler" Neebc8
&nfAu aus ocr b. GDnp0onie sic ucue gSei"
Sppraf
pfGn0Hcfcand" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. octperi
Mfrcb alNi3" ................ QurnlDciu
WlnriD Ncarie ol @pl0" ....+.......Q Q Qgll6eri
1ic Eetnruhanner 6eicr 1914 1874.
8uni GmlHb miro bic Nupcle oas Cleo BON
GlerncnOnnHtr ipiclpn uno 0a5 8ublflm ut er'
lubt ons Cleo mii3uilnacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

Sir O1orDlano uno Sen 0iitrift
Columbia beute tribe iyio iiioweIt-
Ii6c 2Einoe.
Sic boditc ScnipcrotiIr am geitri.
Qeu Ioae betrug 81 Q'rdo I'm 5 llbr
9ladrmittoas uno oie nie6ri0ite 67
@roo inn 6 llbr Wlorgens.
Iie 0r6Btc 5bneIligteit oic &in'
ocs mar ~ WleiIcn bonn 9foroen.
Scr 6cadtiafeitsgc6olt ser 2uit
mar 81 9Sro5cnt Inn s llbr Nlorgens
rno 81 9ro5ent Inn s llbr 2l6cnos.
su sen iibriaen @ettcr 9eobaM-
iungsfationen ocS 2onoes mar ole
b0dite Ganperotur mie iolgt; '9ltlon-
tic Gitu 80. Q9ismord 76. Bolton 70,
Q|nffalo rs, Gbarleiton %, Chicago
Sc, GlcOclano 81, Genbcr S4, 0e
ttoit 80, Duluth 70, Goitport 70,
0aluciton Sc, Gjreen Ban so. @atte-
raS S6, SoDre S6, @cleno 90, Sad.
ionbiac 90. aonios GitD 80. &nor-
Dinc Sl 2oiisoac sc, @1orquctte
&C. 0ienp6is S4 @lontgomer0 90,
Nloutreol IA. 9}aitudet "a, 9}cp-
Grlcons 80, 9leio Dorf 80, Gflabo.
mc So. 4ittsbiro6 80, 46ilooeIpbio
so. @ortlano. @le., 6S, &ortlon0,
Orc, 90. Guebec "a, &oleieb 81,
Golt 2ofe Gito "a, Gan GSroucisco
GA. ct. 2ouis 92, 5crouton 76,
s6rcbeport S6, 5pofoue 90, SDro-
clie 76. Eonipa 90, 9eoibington 80,
g9Innepca 66.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

StGrferen ipuroc, 10 8. g. sic Siirfei
ln0 China. 8ertrGge mcr0cn nidt
beo6tct mcnn iic nidt olrd cine
cntiprehenoe W8ac6t interltiibt mer-
Sen. Sie fins MIR III Scr Ebeoric
Dclig meroen a6er iibcrieben, menn
irgen0 cine Eartei es miG, 3. g..
brac6eu mir inicren &ertroo nit
HuBlono obne 0cHcn Ginpilligung.
9elitibIono bGlt es fir weier, por-
bcreitet 5u iein. G8 lit OoS cin5ige
9'of, 0os felt 1871 fcinen &rieg &c.
bobt Bat chen neil es Dorbereitct
mar. 0ic 9fiilhln9en iino fcin Sho-
oeu fir 0uitihlon0 oemeien ion0ern
6obcn cs 6crcidcrt. Seine oagemcine
g9ebrpflidt fir Seer un6 6Iotte 1T
cine SMnIc ocipcicn, sic Oos &olf
5ur 6ii1ruug in Sem moOcrncn in
ouItriel(en Sortihritt cr3ogen fat.
90 iegensreih, ooB sic 0elltlhen
better i'm %otcrIonoc cuapor fomnen
mo nidt uebr nusmon0ern. gSir
uiiiicn sic rn6cligiomc 2cbrc ltnie-
rcs Sh6pfcrS odtcn, ser ole g4eien
nit @dticln ocs 9ngrifies ltnO DER
|ertbeoigtng oilsgeriiltct Bat. 9as
2e6en lit beitduoiger Grieg. g9ir
to0tet Inn 5u efen. g9arm ioateu
mir unierc 3d6ne ouS8iebcn2 Die
@0Ifer tonneu nidt obne &oli5cilhub
nuo obue 6cwoiinete @loht lcben.
SSenn lcl6itloie 2ic6e in oergSeIt Dor.
bcrridt uno oic Srie0c @ottcs oie
Scr3en aller &6lfcr bcieelt, oonn mo.
gen lie sic Boli8ei 9lrncc lmo Tlotte
abidofien, a6er eber nibt.
Ginmiit6i9cs Son0eGn.
Die orci 0entidcu arieacr-gcrcinc
9oltimore's 6o6cn iib ST ciuem
ih0ncn llc6ercinfouneu qeeinigt
un0 uollen oGc orei sum 9citen ocs
arobcn @an5en mirfcn. Ger nGeut-
id]c aric0er6uuo,~ ser .,Ieuticbc aRi-
litdr @ercin~ mo ser 00elitic6
9lmerifoniidc @dlit1r Gcrcin" Bat.
ten uipriinglid sic 9l6iidt on 9.
September ben Seooiltag feitliN 3u
bege6en SSn 9lubetrabt ser Grei1
niiic ser lcbten godc jcood 6a5eu
iid aae orei Gereine gecilligt inO
oen 9cihmB 0eioBt, sic SeOaufeicr
ioaen 81 loiicn un0 0otiir am @lon-
tog, 0cn 81. 9Iaauit, in @raupner's
@elicnO &arf Elm @olfSieit 5li Der.
ouiiolica oeiien Geinertraa oem
6ono fiir Die llntcriiiiblmg pcupim-
Deter oeniiMcr ltuo 6iicireidliic6er
@oloaien mo Ser &ittuen ln0 Eai-
lem ocr weia0encn 5uilieBen iou. En
groBger5iger Neiie III Der 4orl oeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
0nrdl einen SIM nerLcht.

9ei eincm Shlr5e an ser 2inoen-
gIucniic berleBte iic6 geiiern ser GO
Sabre cite Ooniel &eIlu bon 9lr.
SAL Nomilton Eerrdcc, ocrartiq
icbmcr, ooB er in cineu porii6er fab
rcnocn @oegon in oos nWloruI6nocr
Ga9cmcine Soipital~ gebroHt per-
oen muBte. Sein 3uitono muroe
Oaielbit ais ernit be8ei1net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
09cntl3Cn
GOrrclpOnOCmtem"

eiue Dul(e lte6eriidt Scr Greig-
uiiIe in ser abgelanfeneuNode
iinO ciouet iidJ Oa6er beIOuOerS
fir 6aS %erIenOcu an Yefanu-
te i'm Sunern nniereS grOFen
gauOes; Oeseleideu faun es
fir oie %eriunuOten i'm alten
&atcrIau6e anfge6o6eu uer-
Sen, biz ser 9SOitOcrfe6r wie-
ser 6erseiteIlt lit, 10 Oaf and
uuleren StammcSgcnuiIcn in
Der aIten Seinatg oc5ei9t iuer-
ben fam luie iorsfGltig in
9lmerifa ii6cr 0as gSo6l nno
gScge OeS alteu %aterlan6eS
eeluodjt wirO. Su OicIcm gSO-
dJeublatte IOiuobl, ais and i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14

Iic ncnc 9lHto.6cueripriBe iiir
Moint 9Hinans wuroc nad elmer
9'robc oiud oos i5cuer0epartement
BON Baltimore @onntO acitcrl
9,admitiaa III 0lomlt @inons abae.
leieri 5ie iii cinc per araBtcn inl
GolmiD coid0ieuit ino im Sionoc,
1000 @allpnen @ailer IN Der Nli-
mite ab5ugebel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
@ei0cn 0ie @apiIdns.QIcena cntluaeII.

Seincr 9icen5 uerluItig geiprodelr
wurOc geiiern G6warO @. SSobnIon
Der Gopitdn oes Olo Uoniuiou-
GanpferS uMonroe," ser am 80.
Sonuar Bel elmer GolliIiou nit oenI
Gompier ~yiontudet" bon ser ,Mer-
fonts anO WlincrS 9inie" nit einent
Gerllit bon Al Menidenle6en in sic
Eiefe Ionf Eic &euociruno geihab
onr1 Scfretdr NeofielO bonn 9lm'
oeS @onoelsoeportement ouf Gms
tiebllma Der Oic 9luaeIeoen6eit nu-
terilDenOen 6iciiaeu Ganpfcr SSu-
lpettoreu @ria6t mo Nbitc Die 2i-
ccn5 oes Gopitdns Osman 9errD bon
Der o9'outidet" mnroe 81 aleiher
3cit repocirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-14
-9ulitif.

Sibuna 0es ocmotratiiden Staots'
Central Goniite's cinbernien.
Gie @riuarmablen fiuoen an
Is. September itott Ole gilie
ser 9epcrbcr INN oic 9}ominatio'
neu.
9luf parteipolitii1em @ebiete 6at
bis6er cine geraoe5u erltainlide
9u6e ge6erricbt, mel6e 6eute Ourd
oie Siblug oes oemofratiidcn
Staats Central Gonte's I'M 500
tel 9iennert~ uuterbroGen miro. Gas
Gomitc, beite6euo ans 0rei Gertrc'
tern mis jeoem Goiintb imo Oen bier
@eieBgebln0soiitriften ser Staot
mur0e pom &oriber NfurraD 8anoi'
Der einberilfeiL Inn oen Sag fir ben
3uiannnentritf ser oemofratiihen
Staats Contention ieit3uieBen Sn
@irili6feit aber fonlncn sic 6iibrer
ans ocn Counties 3uiammen, I'M Die
politii6e So6lnge III Sen oeriAieoe'
men Iiitriften 81 beipre1en in0 gllt'
iibteu oitS5ltallien.
Gie ErinIdrpnblen fir bei0e Far'
teien iinO fir Oen is. September
anaeiebt moroeu. Sci oicIen @ri'
ndriuo6Icn iin0 Gin gonoioat fit
Sen 9nnOeSienat uno elm @onoioat
fir oen Gon9rcB in icoem ser ieds
GongrebOiitrifie, iopie cinigc &id'
Hcr-Ghn0ioaten 5u nonigiren.
Sn oenofrotiiden Greiietl Ite6t
bis6er MIR Senator So6n g9oltcr
Snit6 ais @eperbcr fir oie 98ie0er'
nomination inn 5eloe. @s lit moglid)
DAB iid nod elm dnoerer 8ewerber
Inn Oie Domination eiuitellt ober
6is6er 6ot mir Senator Smith icine
Examinations 9(pplifation BEL Scr
Observation-Disclosures ciurci-
den Iaiien.
,Sn rcpuDlltdnn0en &relleH be-
mirbt fic6 SbcrIt 6. s. Gorrinatou
Inn Die Domination bod miro er pe.
Der bon ser 6oftion Ocs @ouper-
neirS Wolos6oroug6 nod bon Ser
6oftiou Oes Serru @m. =. Stoue
tnterItiibi ino cS niht unua6r-
iBcinli6, oaB no1 Elm onocrer @nu-
oioat icin Gri6einen mod)t. Ger
@ouOerueur unO iein Staotsiefrctdr
9oben felt mebreren Iogcn in Der
Sta0t nit me6rcren repu6lifanil1en
9emtcrin6abert aus Sen Counties
conferirt, obne 3u cincr Gnti6eioung
9efommelt 5li fem. Gr-Scnator @m.
=. Sadion Bat Iidj bon oetn SAT
iionSltrcitc IN Ieiner %orte gou3 Sii-
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notor Domination uelltral uerbal-
ten.
9(lS Oemofratiide 9emcr6cr Inn oie
Gon0rcB Noniuotioneu fie6cn sic
6olgcuoen i'm 6eloc I'M crIten 81.
llrift (0imier): Senator Seize 3.
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Sisf bon Caroline mo Nanes 2.
Vri06t bon Queen q[ruc'S; I'M 5wei'
ten Ciltrift: 5. SreO. 6. Ealbott bon
Baltimore GoltltD; inn oritten 81.
llritt: Charles @. Goaop BON @alti'
more; I'M uicrten 0iIirift: s. G6as.
Sint6icum bon Baltimore; i'm flint.
ten GiIiritt: 6ranf .. Suii6, Gid.
u. So6niou unO Sames Z. Glarf
bon SowarO GouutoD; i'm Ic6Steu
Gilirift. GaDi0 s. 0Gpis bon 9lle-
ganD-Gountp.
llnter oen 9Iepublifaucrn 6errIAt
no@Nim 2llIocmeinen gSirrwarr, rno
nur I'M fiinitcu 0iitrift bat cs Serr
2. g. NlilOo bon Charles @punlD
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lion Der 6aftion ocS @ouDerneurS
ole g}onnaton er6olten bat.
yciocn sic GapitGnS=1iceu5 cnf5oaclt.
Crincr Qicpt, ncrltt1ffn ooforochntf
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GOrrripOnOcntcu"
am GpmMtan

lit cine iorsfGltig onsaearbeite
Srientirungstarte 0cS euro.
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uGonnto9s Correspondent"
Iel6ItOcrltGuoIidl cine reihe
Tiillc 65dit intereiianten 2eie-
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fir ben u9cntidcu GOrreipon-
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Fam oaS @eidjaft per Sele-
p6uu II ct. 9SaMl 3173 II
oirfrnfcn ubcr sic glOreiic uuf
cincr &OitfGrtc all ben 0Gcut-
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timurc, 3d. IenOen.
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9onucuouiaoua. ....5 II. IL "a.
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aric0eru foiicnirci sur &eriiigung
geiiellt wor0eu rm0 Die peiteren Pr
rangemeuts meroen am Nlontag 6ei
einen 9lppea ser Sinner Gomite'n
Der orei Gereine in 9iiiffePs Safe be-
ipro6en merOen
Gomite Sibung.
Seute 9ta1mittog miro oos So
mite iiir Die 9luibriuerug Oes 6on0s
fir bic llnteritiibung Der bermtmoe-
ten SolOdteu GeutiblonoS m0
Oeiterrcd's un0 fiir sic g9ittmeu
unO g9oiien Ser @efolieueu Oes &rie-
aes bon 1914 cine iueitere Siblmg
i'm 0Sotel 9laleig64 bolten uno Die
9}omen bon 200 Serren mo Domen
ausiud6leu, welde Die Sommhmgen
Oorncbnien lollen.
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Sir oos o9fotbe &reua.~
SIN 8ureou Oes n0eutiden Gore
iponoenten" eingen aeltern weitere
9eitrG9e fir bic oeutide 09iotbe
9reu3- @eieai6dft" Elm, uno 8wor
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Siblmg Oes ocmotratiideu StaotS'
Central Gonlite's einberllieu.
Gle @rinlarluu6len iinOen an
Is. September itatt. Ole Silic
ser Seperbcr Inn ole 9lomiuatio'
nen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
ARIoN SOCIETY CELEBRATES.
German Ambs ssRdor speaks At hin
ner ON Goth Anniversary.

The Ai'on Society celebrated its six
tieth anniversary last night with ban
quet in the clubhouse AZ Fifty-ninth street
and Park avenue. The society was
founded by thirteen Germans, who wanted
to preserve the songs OF the fatherland
and to spread the love for music in their
adopted country.
There were about 400 at last nights
banquet They toasted the United States
and sang THE Star Spsnglcd Banner
with as much susto az they sang "keil
mir i'm Si.gcs krauz" and drank to the
German Emperor.
Count Won Brrustorff. the German Am
bassador. was one of the speakers lie
spoke In German, as did most OF tho
others
II hope you have all found congenial
companions ans Congenial work here" he
said. Il am here hut a few years. yet
have learned To love and to honor this
country"
The other speakers were Prof. william
H. Carpenter of the German department
NJ Columbia. Prof. kuno Francks. who
teaches German literature AZ Harvard !:
George Won Skal, formerly editor of the
STRAITS IctuH1. pr Louis Haupt, presi-
dent of the hrion Society sumner Gerard,
brother to Ambassador Gerard: Or Carl
Piister and pr. Gustav Scholer. Dr.
Emanuel Baruch was POSTMASTER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-25
DON'T CARE FOX FKEED0.H.
Mexicsns Augment Number of Prise
Oncrs at Fort Bliss.

Ell PAso Tex. Jan Elm addition to
the two cases of smallpox among the
Mexican prisoners at Fort Bliss. one case
of scarlet fever has developed. \ woman
In the camp gave birth last night TO
twins.
Tho total number of prisoners at roll
cali this morning was +.?l2, an increase
OF tull dozen in a day, The problem
OF keeping hungry Mexicnns from slip
ping into camp and attaching themselves
to the band of captives is worrying Col
Perkins and the officers OF the Twentieth
Infantry.
More pleas for peace have been sent to
Gen. NEWSSTAND Carranza Icy prominent
Spaniards.
Two cablegrams from Madrid ad-
dressed TO the ConstitutiCnal!st leader
wer. received to-day by the rebel consul
in III Paso. Rafael Muzquiz.
The first was from Rodriguez San
Pedro. president OF the Spanish American
Union. II said:
MANY members OF this society from
all over Spain have met here and for
the love OF Mexico implor. speedy end
ing of the civil war"
Thomas .tzcarate. ex-Primc Minister OF
Spain. the other prominent man to
add his plea for peace. His cablegram
read:
"Fcrvent prayers for the paclf,cation OF
Mexico are being said here"
Bonales Sandoval representing Gen
Felix D!az. is reported to be In FL Paso
for conference with Gen. Pancho villa.
1t Is believed that Sandoval hopes To es-
TRANCE villa from Carranza and align
himself with the Felix piaZ and Royista
factions.
Luis Terrazas. .Ir.. ir expected to he
liberated by Gen. villa AT Chihuahua soon.
Former Governor Alberto Terrazas. who
is here on parole. said to-day that he
expected his brother to be released
within IA short time SDtiSfpptnrN "a
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incnt for operating the railway lines. TINS
condition has not beer observed. the revo-
lutionists dcclatc. and therefore rcprisals
are to follow. According to state Depart
tnent Vices the Mexican Government has
In some cases taken possession of the oil
fields aad has thus maintained Its supply
without interruption
" is reported from the state Of Colima
that property owners In that region are
suffering greatly from the depredations OF
"A bandit named Avena. who at last reports
was leading band Of about fifty men.
Consul-General Shankln at Mexico city
has reported that he has no hardships.
molcstations or annoyances to Americans
to report