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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Paul Jnnerson.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch1
Appomattox. Va. February 23.-Paul
Jamcrson. aged sixteen, oldest son of
MIR. and Mrs. Roland Jamerson, died
at his home here yesterday after a
brief illness of pneumonia. He Is sur
vfVed by his father and mother and
seven brothers and sisters. Interment
took place this afternoon at Liberty
Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
Mrs. o. Il. Little.

Mrs. Octavia Ella Little. of 1913 Tay-
lor Street. died suddenly yesterday at
her home She was stricken while
engaged In household duties while In
the yard Of her home. She was taken
Into the house. but died before medi-
cal aid arrived. She was siXty-nine
years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
He served on the Common Council and

He served on the Common Council and
school board of this city.
Mr.. Young at one time published the
sn exeeedng
evoked the most natterins comments
from the local press and public.
He married Carrie Blethia. tho only
daughter !, y Of James siyells and len
He leaves n half brother. William
Henry Marshall, of Newport News. and
six children. Mrs. r. Finley Gayle, Mrs.
Yenns Mr H. G Gays hsse
Charles Prichard Young and William
Allegro Young.
Mr.. Young was one Of Portsmouth's
most highly esteemed citizens, and q
man of many superior qualities of both
head and heart, as gentle and refined
as woman, was possessed of the most
sna fes%nF a and had
most entertaining In conversation. His
life reflected his sterling integrity; and
no man in this section had more friends
than he. He was without fear and
wns without reproach.
His was versatile pen. equally az
home In the choicest prose and the
Nest nc 6Poetry and during
ing contributions to the press OF this
and other cities.
He was a member of Norfolk Lodge
No. /. A. F. and A. Masons. and stone
wall Camp, Confederate Veterans.
The funeral occurs ut +. NJ. We'd
ncsday, at Central Methodist Church.
of which he was for years n number
Rev. G. T. Forester officiating. Inter
ment in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Mr.. Young was brother OF Charles
p. Young, of Richmond. for many
years foreman Of the Richmond Dis
patch, and in later years with The
Times Dispatch, who died about one
year ago.
Another brother. George S. Young
who was also printer, being, just
previous to the war, assistant foreman
of the Richmond Examiner. was killed
| In battle Mt Jericho Ford, Hanover
County, in 1864.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24

will conduct the services The inter-
ment will be In Riverside Cemetery,
Norfolk County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
.yyiu proccrd with Brief.

Washington, February 23.-Members
OF the House judiciary subcommittee
that heard charges against Federal
Judge Speer. OF Georgia. to-day met
and agreed TO proceed Immediately to
the reading of the Georgia jurist-
brief Several weeks Will be required
10 read that and the testimony taken at
recent hearings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24

Eugene G. Bingham. OF Richmond Col
lere. was chosen vice president and
DR. r. c.. Campbell, OF Washington and
Lee, was elected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-24
DEATHS

LITTLE.-Died. suddenly, Monday, Feb
ruary %. 1914, at her home. 1913 Tay-
Tor Street. MRS OCTAVIA ELLA
LITTLE. In the SEVENTEEN year OF
her age.
Funeral notice later. By request
no flowers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
spnnenanf. nn0 llnteraana.


Sir 9larplano mo oen 0iltrift
Columbia beiItc rnbciiiunt, piel-
lcidt 9caeu 0itlicbc @inoe.
Ger boditc 16ermometeritan0 be.
irug y @rao nm 8 ll6r Nlorgens
imo ocr nicOrioite 90 @rao I'M s
ll6r 9lbenos.
Gie groBtc Sbnelliateit 0es g9in.
ocs mar ~ Dleilen bonn Siiooiten.
Ter 6endtigteitsge6alt Der SiIit
por S8 @ro5cut Inn s llbr VlorgenS
uno 9S Bro5cHt Inn s ll6r 9l6enoS.
Sn ocn ii6rigcn gSettcrbeobad-
tinl0s- Statioucn 0es Sanoes mar Die
bodiic lemperotnr pie folgt:
9lilantic 9itD 76, 9ismard 70,
Bolton 70. Buffalo 6S, G6arIeiion
"a, Chicago CO. GlcpeIauo 6S, Geu-
Der so, Detroit 66, Iulutb 5S, @oit-
port So, @alpeiiou SO. Green goD
GA, Sottpras 81 SABRE 76, Scleno
7S, &adionoie %, @anias GitD ~,
&norpi1e 81, 2oiiispiae so. Mor-
ouette 49,. 4Genp6is 50, Montgo-
mcrD 8S, Nlonireol a. 9lantildet 6S,
ylelp-Crleons 1889 9}ep-Dorf y,
Cflaboma T6ga 8ittsblrg6 70. E6i-
laoelpbia 49,, Qortlauo, Nle., 62,
%ortlano, Crew7l, Guc6ec 20. &a.
leiob 90, Salt 2afe GitD 76, Saa
8rancisco Ga ct. Souis 76, Sran-
ton y, Shreveport IS. Spofane 50,
Spracuie a. Snupa %, gai6in1.
ton 76, @innipeg GO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
lInterhnItnnas.gg gcaueiier.

~ausiiorinm" 6oiDcr ano TOE gops-
,,WnnclD" .9luiu Srlo'
y9larglaHo4 acii0's .aa eiar".sniraiiio.
roessman's eeri" gsIair glunO u zaant
8nuocuiue. Niuiu uno Idn3
gMuer glqu Nari" ~ Gaolid 9on5erie uno
ggaa sporc 8ari" Gdaa6 con5crie unS
Eolaeprr ssas zaaua erinr0onen per
e6riapeaIs gaq 1aon9 esiurnonen per
Gamplcr pNrcanilano".
olaiborue 1daa6 1oureu per GampIer
esas eaiut 4aali6 Gouren per Gampier
sSRellmprelaHo"
Hert 1spoFt nub estievieu erIurfOueH
o0annIiatfer.@unsicita ST. gluaun bis 8.
Scpicmocr. 9anniiaiict fnri
Salepal inl <erropin Nari" - 0cltie Nan'
WiilnA baltimore ac0cn fliieuutAD.
Barl.0un5erte
2le 8arisGon3cric pelcbe an 90 Qluqtit 3u
3roe ,aegeh iiuoen ~ na6iieDeHoer &eben'
' Bon rs bis 10 ubr g6enos;
Dloniaa. .nHOtrioesRnri" Lab s5eoer1ls0l'
Bari (nbipe9icno)
&tenIiaG. Observation-Disclosures Raiicrionr Bari"
ssninoog .''....-......-... Stl lo.9lllf 3ati
&oililetllno. 9qtlols Eati
eenriiao ',oierior.1ioff@ ,nS 'Srni6s sSiI,
Bari" biucblelHo)
0pu5rri im gaitcriom.4arf"
sir oos beue gbeno non 14S biz 10 ubt
im efnletlon Bari liatllnocnoe Oonjctt NJ
bon krol S1ncl 5cbniann oas lulgclloe 8ro'
utnnln nufNeiieui moihcH:
4oionniic Wiliidr~ (ani Gcrnuaen) Chopin
Glucriilrc ,NoiainuiIoe" (ani Scrars
Gen ................... .e6nbcrt
6Qniulie BON ocu beOor5ugien @fob-
Cpcrn (pii 9etorgcn) ......... eooircD
~opran Solo a0in's coma 70 foe 9rcc5s
cs" ................... gSdQner
(Srdu WicuiiiQ WicSbcr)
zSpanifdc Idn3c" (aui &erongeD Qaobiowsip
6aninllc aSn cincal ll0rteaoen" (ani Ser.
l0nnCu) Observation-Disclosures. Crtb
SioltI. colo n0un3crt Qtal5cr Builder" o.. 0utD
or Lbonido 9uiih.)
a. ydrlibi1Ur5 eicO .......... .Wienoeleiubn
h. Ir0uncrci" r..............S S0umnnn
Comet SDlo Sca ,poDcr NolfQ" Houiupu
(Ohicr Geo Wlc0onbiuc.)
aglulo Cana Sunc"
Ole CicrncDbanncrScicr 1914--1014
Bum gdlnb ipiro bic stnpene oas Qco BON
Gicrucnhanner ipiccn unn oQS Rublifum VI ers
IpuDt oa5 Nico mii5uiingen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
Gdlpi, ami Nin6redlcr.

gSeil CT innerbalb Der 5taot9rV'oit
grlnoloS cinen Aeooloer obgeIel,'ss
batte wuroc .geitcrn @err ,SoDn S'sm S'
Gin Wiai9iniit, BON 9tr 1901, gT"y w.,
Oii6-9Ipelne, in Der norOpclill~..'(
@oli5ei.Station BON 9iidtcr N't0a''s,
5u 81 Straie mo Soften Oerllrt0e,mes,.
Sieb CAB an @lorgenS gcgen ~
in Dem 6inter iciucm Saule bclllSh ,h
li6en @oic elm uerOG1ti0cs @eran.S'
ge60rt ln0 Oie permeintli6en ~ ~
BREEDER olird Elm paar 5hiilie pellI ,',.
gen 9eluoat 81 5aben. sSoli5llI w. ',.
Ter entoccftc feiue Spir poi ~"
breHern imo per6aitcte Sen @ldll''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

] n.
@e6cimpoli3iiten pelc6e eineH VV''
oicbita0l lmtcriudcn 6Orcu OO'
ciucm ll6rcuoicbita6l mo TeV
men Ger6afting Dor 5''O'
Sones fir elm beutc Itattll'lOc"
oes Ger6or feitgebaIten-
9ei ser ltnteriuhlng eines A''g ~
Ita6ls, pelc6en Serr 9}obcrt )lclIrvlV
Don 93r. 1913, NIt-Soffman.Sirab'v.'
anqcmcloct 6atte, 60rten ole @eQe'"s, ,
poliSiiten @o6le imo &ing pon eI'v~ .','
anoercn Eic6Ita6l, Der bereits '"
@Roi oicIcs Sa6res aisgefiibrt ipiIrp''
@euigc Shnocn ipdter gelar9 ~.
ibnen oen SdulOigen in Dem les''
rem 6oIle 81 ber6ofteH.
g}cllrot6 6cribtete ser 3oli5eI' p"p ,p
i6m Ser 9ctrag pon $t44 ans le''I,s ee.s
SoientaiAe geitoblen wuroe glls W
@e6eimpoli5iitcn na6 Dem @eld)apst
plab Oes g2curot6 an Ser Slt z a
StraBe fdnen trafcn iie Sarrp SeuS
bon g}r. 1889, g}orO-Goitle- Strap..r.,
2eo6 cr5G6lte i6nen Dab iDnl Wv w.
Monot N}oi feline aoloene Ial@ess
u6r, Die eiuen @ert6 BON $40 repl"
ieutirt, acItoGlcli por0en iei. Gle y. ".
beimpoli3iIien febrten nod Dem ~ ~,
li5ei6auptquarticr 5uriid, mahtea ,l~ ~,
nit ser 9}luuiner Scr geito6leuen w
oertraut uno eriHittelten balO oara"ln
oaB oie ll6r ua1 einem FianoDa"'
gebra6t mlirOe.
@crpfanoet wuroc oie ltbr BON o.', gr
mem Monue, oeiien 9}ameu 0le ~, Ys
beinlpoli5iilen ni1t nenneu pollly'g v.
Ser 9etrefienoe inforinirte Die 'ppr
sci, ooB i6m Oie llbr BON ell'S". ~,
Morme, g}omcns Socob SoneS, ~
i'm 400-9lod @eIi-25. StraBe pop~s"
5mu @erpidnoen iibergeben ipl'lS' S'e
Sones puroe Der6aitet uno II ~.
mittlere Goli5eiitation cilgellel T..
Gr mnroe BON @oli5ciridter SilPp's'
iiir Elm ipdtercs @cr6or ieitge9alls'9y
wcldes 6cute 0ormittog itattlll'pD'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Sic beoorite9enoc 4rmdrmo6l
battle Der Staot iebr menig 0efoitet,
mem fcin Gonteit oor6onocn mare,
abcr Der Gonteit I'M Die Domination
ais 9lrn0es Senators. Ganoioat III
fir Die Stcue3a6ler cine tbeuore @e.
irbidte. 9luber 1rn. So6n @alter
Smith bewirbt iid @r. Sioac 2obC
Straus INN ole Domination, inO in
6olac oeiicn miiiien in aacn 9Sre8hlf-
ten g2obIbn0en errihtet werOen. 0ic
llntoitep fir oieic glrbcit weroel bon
Scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf $2S,.
600 acihahl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Sruppcn 1obcn 2urcmbure bciebt
uno Dicaci6t i6on bel9iidcS @ebict
tetrctcn. 0os llnrcbt oos mir oo.
nit tbun, meroeu mir picOcr gut mo-
dcn ioboIO unier militGriidcs 3iel
crrcidt lit. @er 10 beorobt it, pie
mir imo lm iein S6hltes fdnpft, DER
bari nur ooron ocnfen, wie er iib
our6bollt." &0nnen Die @elgier
oud ibr llnrc6t mie0cr gut madcn2
&0nncn iic eincm cin5i9cn, fcig aus
ocm Sintcrbolt gcnlorOeten Oeut
i6cn SolOoten oos 2cbcn mieOcr &c.
ben? Sinh ibre @roulonfciten
pcbrIoien @ermrnoctcu gcgcuiiber
ou6 nit Ocm eiierncn WhuB eincs
@olfes, oas Inn ieinc@riitena f6mpft,
5r euti6uloigcn2 0ieie 8rogcn
nogcn ii6 Die moroliihen 2eutc,
locldc iibcr oie @erletung oes SOL
fcrrc6ts icitcns 0cuti6Iano's iom-
merlL borlegen Oonn iinO iie olf
Dem rihtigen @ege.~
@efinOet ii9 mobl unO
munter.
Tie 6reunOc 0es Srn. 9(. S. 90
oel eines @erfdllfers fir Die 6irmu
Sonoers q Sto0mon 6o6en Die Sc.
fiirdtung ausgciproden OaB Scrrn
@ooen mogli1er g9eiie llnanne6m-
Ii6feiten in Geutiblano 5ugeitoBeu
iino imO CT wo6ribcinli6 5um oelt-
i1ch Seere einge3ogen iei, neil Die
0eutldcn feline 9fiidiidt aif 0as
omcrifanii1e @iirgerrc6t ne5men
6r. 8o0cu lit i'm Srni nit icincr
6rmi nod 90ln gereiit, nnO sur DC
ru6igrmg Der 6rclinOe fonn bier nit
getbeilt mcrOen ooB Sr. 9oocn bon,
Ocn Ocilti1en N}ilitGrbe60rOen 0ur9.
aus nidt belditigt miro, iuenn er iein
9irgcrreAt nodweiicn tann. 8iele
scr Geutiden reiien aber na9Dcuti1'
lnnO, obne iih cinen &oB 5u ii6ern
lmo IN 6ric0cns5eiten fiimmert iiA
in 9euti6lano feinc &oli3ci oOer ir-
geno SemonO Inn einen EoB. Sebt
lit ober cin %oB BON oroBem @crtbe,
oenn wcnn Sr. @oOen feinen iolGen
9}aB bat, fam ii6 auA Der alilerifa.
nii1c Goniul ieiner nidt anneAmen.
9lber 70 i6limm lit es in EeiltiNlauo
nod ni6t, 0oB lie nit @elualt glme-
rifoner in Die 9lrmee lteden. @enn
man 0en 9ta1riBten ans &aris glai-
ben onrf lauicn Die glmerifancrl pa.
lelbit i1oarcnweiie in bic iroii5oiiibe
9(rmce. Inn ireipiIlig mit5rfdmpicn.
God iei bier bin5ugeiiigt, Dab bic
9tadridten oariiber ans Earis ia.
men; man weiB aIio nibt, ob es wabr
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
An Qltlnntic Sin neltpr6en.

Scr befonntc @run0eigent6ums-
glgcnt @bil. 6. Ndillcr bon @oroen-
bile 1T geitern 9lbeno in 9ltlqntic
GitD gon5 pl0blid einelH SAlag
fluHe erlegen. &r. Wiiiler ging nit
iciner @uttin Dor ungef16r Dicr8ebn
Gogen no1 bort, nm lih bon einem
lcihten llnpobIiein 81 erbolen3' Scr
geritorbcne mar bier in Baltimore
seboren lnO am lebten @ci9no6ts.
toge SO Sabre olt; CT geuoB, bier Gin
9lteS 9lniebcn unO 800 Dpr 5tuei
Sobren aus Der Stoot noA einent
&olie an Der @dc bon @elairsyioo0
uno 9lntbonD 9lbemle. gluBer ieiner
Gottin binterl6Bt er bier 9riioer, bic
&0. So6n g., 2ouis, George un0
Wlidoel W1iaer. 4os Gbepoar bottc
feine SiinOcr. Ser Seihnont miro
berte bon Dem 2eidenbeitotter Gbas.
s. Gbons, Der iid 8ufdaig cbenfoaS
IN 9ltlontic Gitp bcfin0et uno Gin gu
tel @efannter ocs &eritorbenen mar,
nab Baltimore gebraht. Qic 3eit
scr @ecroioung lit nod nidt feitae.
ictt, abcr nls 9obrtuhtrd9cr mcr0cn
Nlit9lieoer Der columbus. Sitter, "
5ii oenen Sr. @liiaer geborte, fin-
giren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
Anls fiIe Sind.

@eitern Nior9en mlroe Srmi Ge-
ellie NlcGnaolig6, geb. Stroll, BON
gtr. 1909. gioro-Gollington 9(ucnuc,
Die Icbten Gienitog na9 longer
arant6eit i'm 9lIter BON Al Sa6rcn
ans Dem &c6en idieO, oni Dem 6l.
Grl0icr-6ricO6oie sur emigen 9hl6c
bcigeiebt. SSn Der ct. aat6arino-
STRIDE milroc Oiird Batter Srmp6ries
cine &eQllieInmeiie fiir Oas Seclen6cil
Der &eriior6enen 9eleien. 6rai Wlc-
Guloiig6 mrroe in Baltimore oebo.
rem unO binterl6Bt olBer i6ren
Wlnnne, Nrn. 9lleronocr D1cGul.
loug6, o6t ainocr, W1ilorcO, Ooro-
t6ea, @iIlion Gomon0, Hoic. g'ir.
ginio gllbcrt mo @crtulo. Gas al.
tcite Ger ainocr lit IA SABRE alt. Die
Iobingeidieoeue miro ferncr bon i6-
rer 73 Sabre alten Mlttter. 6rail
9legino &roa, cinen 9ruoer, Plug.
aroQ, iuo 5wci ShpciterlL 6roI
Gmma gSeiner lIn0 SRI. Gli5o6etb
aroa, ii6crlebt. 9ns 9a6rtubtrdgrr
ilmoirten oic Serren: 9luo. 9. Golf,
9lug. ". GoIf. Goworo Eieiiier, 1r.
95iciiier, g. @eiiling uu0 s. S9rigbt.
vgSittCls6ad.Srftiun 9lr. i.D
SOnutns ben 30. glnsnit 1914.
6nmilien-6elt in
gebm'S @arl, Yelair 9ioab.
(9lug29-30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Charles q. @oIosboroueb bon
Gotonspiac muroe geitern in Der
uoroliden 9oIi5eiitotion bonn @oli.
seiridbtcr llIri@ 5li So @cIoitroic
ncr0onncrt neil CT nit einem 2luto-
mobil i'm Gruio.Sia|Narf 5u ihnea
oefobren mar. @arfpoIi5iit @loore
uobm bic %cr5oituua Dor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
acmmt sen @ert6 clues Suites mo

9liocidnloiat. bic 6coern p0,, 0sc
Suite iciner Srnu perbrannt ';h w.,
alciocr 5crriiicl lmO iie iel6it t0al''~
angcgriiien 81 6aben, uitroe 9ell''1
Ger 81 Sabre oltc &aspar galItcrV';s,,, y,
bon 9}r. 40. 5iio-9SulasfiilraBe,
Scr iii0weiiliGcn Eoli5ei- Statioll py' y,
9fidtcr S6irm 5n 30 Eogen e'elu"g ,.y.
nib Derlrt5eilt. 5rmi Soa Sa'''' nj,
bad erfldrtc, OoB i6r G6enianll ~
Uonucriiag nit i6r oariiber IN Sl'', .a,,
gcratben iet CAB iie 9ladbarlI e.1, .h,'.
9ciuc6 o6geitattet 6ottc. gSegel' ga l.d
licber &erge6en Bate iiA SauterpDr,, =,
6creitS 0reinal Dor Dem 9lldleI "
pcrantmorten 9e9a6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
g8O 1T Der sdat?


g}egcr bermo1t auf oem Ster6c6ctte
icinen 6rclmoe eineu aeltobIenen
Sdob. - Gopf nit $4,000 fonnte
ni6t gcflmoen werOen @rob-
or6citcn lntcr ser 9lufiiAt Der
@e5eimpoli5ei ousgefii6rt.
goaig ourduGBt lmO nit auige-
ldlpoQencu &dnoen febrte geltcrn
@e6eimpoli5iIt S'0onnca, nod Oenl
Tetcftip-SouptQuortier 5ilriid. @r
6attc me6rere StunOen in Dem Sofe
6inter elmer gretterbuoe an Der
@ooo6lrD 9lpenue Oerge6lid nodl
ciucuu per6orgcncnS S6ob groben bel.
fen.
Sier lit 0ie @eididte bon Dem Der-
6orgencn Shot, Der nidt geflnoen
muroe:
ScnrD 2eno1, cil gicger, Ser BEL
ser 9lQen Barton Company onge-
iieQt mor lmO in elmer 9rettcr6uoe
6intcr Dem @ei1Gfts6ureau Der ge-
nannten 6irma All Der @oooburp-
glpenue 6epobnte, erfranfte om leb-
ten Nlontog gun5 ploblicb ruo wuroe
BON Dem 9(r5t, Scr i'm 6e6auOeltc, in
GenntniB Qeiett, OoB ct Iid ouf iein
@n0e gefaBt moMen miiiie. &aln
6otte i6m Der 9lr5t Oieie @iittbeilung
aemadt, ion0tc Der Ster6enOe nad
ieincm illtimct 6reunOe, Dem gteger
Scnrp Garrett. g(uf Oem Ster6ebette
er5G6lte 9enaa oem @arrett, ooB er
In Oem Soie binter Der 9retter6uOc
einen fleinen Shnb Dergrn6en bobe,
Inn Oieien @orrett 81 OernaHen. I'M
ter einenl Stein, ser 0onS ionOer6ar
geformt it, itiinoe Elm Eopf pcl1er
nit @oIoitiiden gefiiQt lit. vTu bit
Iicts Elm treuer 5reunO 5n mir gelpe-
len lnO 0eB6al6 6o6e ib Gid nidt
OergeIiei," ioote Senaa 5u @orrett.
Gr fu6r Damn meiter tort: ollnter ci-
mem Steine, ser gon5 ion0crbor gc-
iornrt lit, 6efin0et iid IN Dem Soie
ein Gopf boil @oloiiiide ooer Die
Sumnle Don $4,000.
Oicies@cIo mitr0e BON Der u9IOans
grprcB &c." acitoblen uno i'd lpnroe
eriudDt, oaiicl6e 81 DerIieden. giic'
mon0 onoers meiB etlpos oopon,
ocnn ser N1onn pelher oen @ieb-
Ita6l ousgciii9rt Bat itar6 Dor eini-
Gen So6ren. Sun ge60rt Der S6oB
Sir. 0enn Gu bait mir oiele @eidl-
ligfciten crlpieien~
9lm lcbteu 0ienitog itarb Scnoa.
@orrett begob iid nad6 Oem &oIc II.
fan0 tbotiddlid oen ionoer6or ge-
Tormten Stein. @r iiirhtcte lid,
nod ocm Sdob 81 eraben obne Dab
CT cincn &cdtsonpolt coniultirt bo-
be, uno 6egab iir6 nod Dem Sureoil
0cs glOpofoten CHARLES Wlotl, Dem cr
sic @ciHidjte bon sem pergro6encn
SdoB er5dblte-
Serr @}oin cmpfa6l benz gleger,
Ii1 nit ser &oli5ci in @er6inoung
3il eben. @orrett 6cioIgte Oielel
Hat6. Geteftip S'Gonnell luuroe in
iiruirt Die 0ra6mgen nad Dem
Sdos gu beouiiidtigcu 9lidt be.
irieoigt nit ben 9lrbeiten Der 9legcr,
melhe engogirt lporen Die @robor'
beiteu aus5ufiibren griff Getcftlp
S'Donncn ielbii 5ilr Fidc It. Sdall-
iel. Ser gon3c Soiroimn murOe aui-
georoben, aber o6ne Griolg 0lit
glutbloien mo gci6pollcnen @Gli
Ocu lnO our1n1Bten alcioern fc6rtc
Scr @e6eimpoli5iit geltern glbenO
nah Oem Geteftip &oilptqnorticr
5uriid im ieiuem @orocicbtcn 81
meloen, BOB BON Dem ongebIidcn
S6us nicbt sic geriuaite Spur Dor-
hdn1cu iif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
IL. Gaaniiatter gSOlfsfclt.
Gannitatter ,9Sarf.

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iibcr WiOnut Cliurt 5rico9of.
(2luQ2S 5ept3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

WrOfc SlttrnftiOu, 6rndJtIdnlr'
Sdua6cmOOri, srOhcr GrnoteTrr'D'%D,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29
N0Elen Fir gormcqe.l.

Der norucalidc Iamplcr uSalo.
niea~ Capt. Saco6ien crreidtc ac.
iicrn oca 6iciiacu Saien mo miro in
cini0eu 0ogcu nit 1000 Gomel
&o9lcn naA glorwegen a6ae1en Ger
Gopitdn erIldrtc. Dab 9torpcgen iei-
ncn ao6Icn6eoarf bis6cr in GualanO
gooedt bate. "a Don oicicm 9onoe
5ur Set feine &o6leu sit crbalten
iino, III glorpc1cn ac5iuungen, einc
aoDlcn III glnerifa 5n failicn. 3luei
anocrc norreaiibc Iompicr, sic in
oen ndMiicu Gagen in 9lep.}orf Gin.
trelicu merocn nah Baltimore gc.
ian0t Dcroen I'M ebcnfoas nit @o6s
len bciradict 81 ueroen Qir so
lonica" perlieB an Z. ghalit S6ieloS
II england nuo puroe aif bo6er Gee
bon eincu en0liicben GricaSiAiff &C..
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Soof Dor 9lelo-9orf poiiirte. iisnali.
iirie oas 2ooiienboot, nibt nod
gien.Dort 5il iabreu ionocrn Die
9lciic uah Baltimore iort5aieeen.
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0lOntas, 81. 9Insy L., g., 3. Sept.
@rORe glttraftiOneu.
(9lug29 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-29

Gie i16rliden SNieBiibunael' n
NlarDldnoer @iili5 famcu gelterl' ur 're
Dem S9ieBplase 5l 5airnoers' 's'ag@t '.s,l
5luu 9lbi6luiic. gic Soften belq'lN
iid ali $4,000.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-30

Safer won't do any worse in 1915 and
the odds are all in favor of him hit
ting at least .280.
Schultz, according to the form
sheet, should be one of the valuable
batters in the Cub army in the next
pennant fight. It is a peculiar fact
that after every season of poor bat
ting Schultz has come back with a
resounding thump and forced his way
among the leaders in the realm of
swat.
The season before he hung up a
home-run mark in the National was
the worst he had had to that time,
and in many quarters he was
stamped as through. But these pre-
dictions didn't worry Frank, and al
though he was apparently expanding
no more energy, he put numerous
dents in the tin sign in right field
and collected goOdly number of
mere base hits.
With Fisher to strengthen the short
field position from the starting gun
and increased batting from Safer and
OShO4CO, "OOI P4O0POSCO al Gil y q
bit dreary for the coming season.
President Weeghman of the Chi
cago Federal league club wants his
organization to, make public the
names of all athletes signed, and is
arguing with the other third league
magnates to bring them to his way
Of thinking. So far the North Side
owner has had little success.
1t is understood a resolution was
passed at the Fed meeting here Sat
urday which declared for secrecy in
signing players, but Weeghman is not
admitting defeat. He is continuing
his persuasion with President Gil
more, to whose discretion much is
left by the Fed bosses. Gilmore is
said to be wavering and has almost
been convinced that Weeghman has
tho Tioht idno
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-30

1uey say S0CICCy muoC UC hSI WILL
secrecy. g.. =
They point to the secret draft of
the National and American, in which
names of players drafted were not
published until they had signed their
contracts.
But Weeghman wants the public
let in. He believes the fans, the
freight payers, are entitled to infor-
nation about the players and wants
them to have it. 1t is contrary to
baseball political procedure and that
is what makes the idea a good one.
Bob Fitzsimmons, Jr., son of the
former heavyweight champion, cele-
brated his 10Th birthday Saturday
with six-round bout against Maury
Field, claimant of the amateur mid
dleWeight title, at Sylvester j. ST.
mons gymnasium.
Young Fia has many of the fight
ing characteristics of his illustrious
parent and made proper showing
against Field. At the conclusion of
the bout Simon presented the young
ster with the famous $4,000 paint
l1S VI IuC VI I1IC
simmons fight in Carson City, st.
Patrick's day, 1897.
Young Fitz and Field are going on
the vaudeville circuit with an exhibit
ton of their ability. Fitz, Jr., will be
under the care of Simon, whose
teaching was responsible for Fftz's
use of the solar plexus clout when he
putting away claimants of the heavy
weight title.
SOCCER RESULTS
Pullmans, 4; McDuffs, O.
Bricklayers, L.; Calumets, 1.
Joiets, 2; Hyde Park Blues, 1.
Mason Parks, 5; Wash. Heights, O.
Campbell RoVers,. 6; Hibernians, L
According to the most recent Sin
side stuff" Justin Fitzgerald and
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-11
A FAITHFUL FELoN

Santa Fe, Dec. 11.-Jesus Lopez, a
convict came galloping into the peni
tentiary yesterday at full speed on
one of the horses of the guards and
brought the news that Francisco Tru-
iillo, the guard of the drivers of one
|of the eight teams hauling fodder to
the penitentiary had been thrown by
his horse under the wheels and was
lying unconscious in the road. DR..
Standley G. Small was summoned and
ound that Trujillo was bleeding pro-
fusely and badly bruised, was not IA
tally injured Lopez came in for some
good credits for withstanding the
temptation Of mounting the horse and
making for liberty instead Of back to
the penitentiary to summon suocoI
for q guard.