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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-04
The Land of Broken Promises
(coUyrigAi. 1914 by Frank A MunSey)

much like Mexico-or a revolution
either!"
NO, it don't" admitted Bud; every
thing running full blast, too. LOOK at
that ore train coming around the
hill"
Gee, what a burg" raved PM;
say, there's some class to this-what'
If | mistake not, wen be able to fnd a
few congenial spirits here to help US
spend our money, Talk about a com
pany town, III bet you their barroom
is full of Americans. There's the cor
raj down ~Below-lct's ride by aud
leave our horses and see what's the
price of drinks. They can't feeze me-
whatever it is-we doubled our money
at the line"
Financially considered, they had
done Just that-for, for every Amerl'
can dollar in their pockets they could
ret two that we're Just AZ good, eE'
cept for the picture on the side. ms
in itself was a great inducement for a
ready spender and, finding good ON
pany at the Fortuna hotel bar, PM
bought five dollars worth OF drinks
threw down a hve-dollar bill, and got
back five dollars-Mex.
The proprietor, a large and 1oviaI
boniface. pulled off his fiscal miracle
with the greatest good humor and
then, having invited them to p~artake
of a very exquisite mixture OF his own
invention, propped himself upon his
elbows across the bar and inquired
with an ingenious smile;
well, which way are you boys
travelling, if | may ask"
"Oh, down below a ways answered
De Lancey, who always constituted
himself the board OF strategy. Just
rambling around a l~ittle-hows the
country around here now?'
ooh, quiet, quiet!" assured their
host. These Mexicans don't like the
cold weather much-they would freeze
you know, If it was not for that zarape
which they wind about them SOL"
He made a motion as of a native
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-04
BUT ONE WAY TO BEAT TIME
Hold Fast to the Feelings and the
Spirit of Youth and Beware q
~Irritability.

The writer once saw an amuSins
picture in a magazine. 1t represents
J woman. standing before a mirroF'
rouge brush in hand, adding roses "
her cheeks, and it was entitled beSe
ing Time" That is the great rouOi
with most men and women VINO naNe
passed the halfway house IN the JOu,
new of life. They try to retain youth
by painting I'D the outside, putting rs
pairs where the casual eye oeholuS
rather than re~constructing the Dou.4'
interior and bracing mental founua-
tons. They borrow color from tno
rouge brush, exhilaration from the
stimulants and vivacity from the TAN
20, perhaps, while the stalking ghost
of lost youth that gives them oeau
away Is their irritability.
Young people. genuinely young peo-
nile. possess a sunniness of spirit tnat
endows them with exceedingly lovaDie
qualities. Of which patience is one
most to be desired. Youth may AVE
occasional brainstorms of wrath OF
Mysteries, but, on the whole, the young
are sweetly equable, entranclngV
hopeful and wonderfully patient, They
have a delightful way of refusing 10
take things tragically. The young are
generally imposed upon, frequently de-
ceived, seldom praised in proportion TO
their efforts land occasionally their
| deserts), but the Angel of Patience
stands ever at their right hand n
they do not make themselves nor otn-
ers miserable by irritable tempers.
A Biblical proverb tells u.s.: He
that Is slow to anger Is better
the mighty, and he that ruleth MS
spirit than he that taketh a CITY,
both SMILES indicating that control
of temper is indicative of increasing
rather than decreasing strength.
The %"irritability of old age" what Is
that but panic disclosing weakness?
Old people feel unequal to things.
Youth feels so strong, so capable, SO
glad and assured, that 1t will tackle
the seemingly impossible-and find II
possible. Youth Ia the foof that rush
es in, and wins, where angels land the
aged) fear to tread.
Hence the only successful way &c
beat time is by holding fast to the al
truistic outlook and the pleasant quail
ities of youth. Build up the health
compose the nerves, clasp hands witt
Patience, revive faith in men and an
gels and look upon life with eyessoI
hope and love.-Baltimore Sun.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-04
CHAPTER VI.

II the Eagle Tail mine had been To-
Gated In Arizona-or ever farther
down in Old Mexico-the method of
jumping the claim would have been
delightfully."- simple.
The title had lapsed, and the land
had reverted to the governmental
it needed in Arizona was a new set of
monuments. a location notice at the
discovery shaft, a pick and shovel
thrown into the hole, and a few legal
formalitieS.
But in Mexico 1t Is different. Not
that the legal formalities are lacking
far from it-but the whole theory of
mines and mining Is different. In Mex
leo a mining title Is, in a way, a lease,
a concession from the general gov
eminent giving the concessionnaire
the right to work a certain piece of
ground and to hold 1t as ,ong as he
pays a mining tax of three dollars an
acre pear year,
But no final papers or patents are
ever issued, the possession OF the sur.
face OF the ground does not 20 with
tie right to mine benath it, and in Ger,
tain parts of Mexico no foreigner car
hold title to either mines or land.
A prohibited or frontier zon eighty
kilometers in width, lies along the in
ternational boundary line, and in thai
neutral zone no foreigner can de
nounce a mining claim and no foreigr
corporation a acquire a title to one
The Eagle Tail was Just inside tn,
zone.
But-there is always a but" wheI
you so to a good lawyer~-while TO,
purposes of war and national safet,
foreigners are not allowed to hold Ian,
along the line, they are at perfect lib
erty to hold stock in Mexican corpora
tons owning property within the pre-
hibited zone; and-here Is where tn.
graft comes tn-they may even hol
utle In their OWL name II they frs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-04
Criticism Of a Weekly.

The late Jacob A. Riis. the eminent
sociologist and, author, was an ardent
supporter of Colonel Roosevelt, and it
was in this connection that he once
uttered a very cruel bon mot.
On Colonel Roosevelt's last visit to
London 1t was rumored In American
literary circles that he was to be hou-
ored with an invitation to one OF
Punch's famous weekly dinners-thosc
dinners at which Thackeray and Du
Maurier and Burnand and other
notables sat down.
But Mr.. Riis eontradicted this ru-
NOR at, a dinner in New York.
1T is not true" he said, "that Mr..
Punch is to entertain Colonel Roose.
welt. Mr.. Punch never en~tertains any.
body"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-04
Hidden Virtues.

Apropos Of the discussion on
George w. Perkins and the Harvester
trust, Representative Quinn said:
IF George W. is to be believed, his
trust Is Of a goodness such as is
scarcely seen on this poor earth of
ours. The trust, like old Wash White,
undoubtedly has hidden virtues.
"Old Washington White and young
Calhoun Clay entered, you know, a
dancing competition. But age was
against Wash. and his boots, a pair
Of cowhides six or seven sizes too
large, were against him, too. The
prize was awarded to the younger
man.
"'Look-a-yere, Misto Empire Uncle
Wash growled, 'whaffor yo' give de
prize toe him?'
"'Kase he done mo- beats n yo'
done
go Ion, man. said Uncle Wash.
7 done a lot O. steps in desc yere big
boots what yo' never see.'"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-04

obtain express permission rom the
chief executive Of the republic.
Not having any drag with the chief
executive, and not caring to risk their
title to the whims Of succeeding ad-
ministrations, Hooker and De Lancey.
upon the advice of a mining lawyer in
GadsdeD, had organized themselves
into the Eagle Tail Mining company,
under the laws of the republic of Mex
leo, with headquarters at Aqua Negra.
1t was their plan to get some Mexican
TO locate the mine for them and then,
for a consideration, transfer 1t to the
company.
The one weak spot In this scheme
was the Mexican. BY trusting Aragon.
Henry Kruger had not only lost title
to his mine, but he had been outlawed
from the republic. And now he had
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-04

Thomas Carlyle and his wife were
SO wedding-frightened that 1t is sad
to think Of 1t. Replying to a letter
of his describing his fantastic terrors.
she wrote: "For heavens sake got
into a more benignant humor, or the
incident will not only wear a vMy
original aspect, but likewise a vsr
heart.breaking one. l see not how |
am to 60 through with 1t"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-04
Little Gold Found In Arkansas.

Arkansas gold boom is fast sub.
siding. Prospecting was most active
II the district south of Blufftop and
Gravelly, two small towns on Fourche
river Several hundred claims have
Oeen staked in this district, although
on only about a dozen has al
opmont work been attempted
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
Nrirne lninff.

g9ai6ington, i9 Cfto6er.
@cncroI Gilla bat oic @crcinigteu
Siootcu Reaierlmg bcuahridtiat,
oaB, ialls uibts llruor6er9eie6cncs
acIhie6t, sic 5einoieligfeiten in
W}erifo al Gnoc iino, uuo OaB er IL.
acno cine propiioriide 9egierlm9
unierltiieen meroe, wcl6e Ole glatio'
nal Gouocrtiou 81 9lorascalientes
ciiliebe
9illa Iaqte, CT lpcroe Gorran5o
nic6t ais propHoriiden @rdiioenten
acceptiren. lei ober aud iibcr5eli9t,
oaB ocriclbe uiht gcwd6lt mcroe.
9lui allen Seiten berridt oas allge'
meine @inperitdnoniB, oaB Garran5a
nid)t propiioriider 9Srdii6ent 81 wer-
Sen miiuihc, oamit CT in Der iolgeu.
ben Br1iiocntcniuobl in9ebinoert ais
GanOiOot aiiireten fofnc,
Die lebtcn ofii5iellen OepeiAeu an
oos GtaatsOcpartemeut beibreiben
ausii6rlid @eneral Siaa's @ehb
Der Gonpeation 5u 9Iguoscalientes
am lebtcn 5omiiag. gIls Der 9e.
ie6ls6abcr Scr Tipiiiou oes 9loroeus
anlanote. modte iid Elm gelpiiies
@iiBtrouen megeu ocs 3ucds icincs
2ommcns 6cnert6ar, ais er aber cine
qlniproHc 6iclt Ueridwouocn aac
3meiiel. Scncrol &iaa iaotc, cr ici
aetoumen Inn ieiu Gcripreden 5il
gebeu oic Sonolungen Der Gonuen.
tiou 3ll itnteritiiBen im0 SIT ueriihcrn,
0aB 9liemano einer @rimo babe. 3il
ioacu, OaB er iibt patriotiir6 iei. Gr
iunroe ihirniiih opplou0irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
sdIimme granOuanOem crIitten.

Sdpcre 9ronomunOen crlittcn oe.
itern 9l6eno 8mei 9leaerfiuoer, ocr
ueim Sabre olte Sorulel Sec mo Die
elf Sabre alte @clmo See bon gt.
S22, W3c0onoug9 ShoBe. Gie Sa
mile Sec 6efano ii6 I'M Spciie8inl.
mer, ais cine @erion bei'm 9luflteben
oie auf einem &ommooe itebcnoe
2ompe mpori. 0as brcnuenoc Gel
perbreitetc iih raid ouf oem eau8en
@ooeu mo idnuntlihe inn 8immer
gefinolihcn ipraugen in ole Slide
ooer auf Die StraBe. ghir sic beioen
Gbengenannten ronnten nod Dem
3meiteu Stodipert lno muBteu bort
pcr6lei6en, bis oie 6cuerme6r elm.
troi. Syn Ger 3mii6en5eit batten iid
oie Slommen bis 5um 8weiten Stod
inert ourhgefrcfen uno Die bcioeu
ainoer erlitten gefdbrli1e 9rano.
pmoen am qan5eu aorper. 2ieute
lunt Meintneht lino S6iallDlliDrer
9lmeno fomen oen IN Sebensgeiobr
l6mebenoen &inoern 3l Sulie un0
rctteten iie- Die 9lmbulan5 ocs Oft.
liden Diitritts brodte Die 9eioen
nod oem vSt. Soiepbs SoipitoL
no iie in fat bofiHungsloiem 81.
itnn0e 0nrnic0er lieaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Ssr Sdu6uaAer guberi &aner toot.
Sn icincr @o6u mo 9lrbeitsitditc
in gtr 3, 9clair.2lpeme, plroe ge.
tern Moraen Ser SuuageieQe 9llbert
Bauer toot aifgeiunoen @r lag duf
einem Sop6a, oa5 Ct itctS ais 9ett
bcnibte. 9ieben ibu logen ieine Ser
ii6euin8spopiere 6ii6ib iortirt. Bait
er bat oniheiueno feline 2(ngeb6rigen
im0 MIR 5rou @laggie @lop, oie
in oeniiel6en Salie mo6nt tonnte
iiber ion 2lushmft geben. 2lber aud]
lie bat nidt Diel 5u iagel1 oa 9ouer
ltcts perid]micaen mar. Gr fam 3u
i6r por i6 &a6ren @r lab INNER
ilciBig 6inter ieiuem glrbeitstiit lmO
mar 5u ollcu 3eiten auideinen0
bel Better game. Su elmer
@de itauo ieiu Cien, ani Dem CT iib
ieine glabl5eiten iel6It 5u6ereitete.
Gas Sop6a itanO in Der auoeren
Gde auf Dem er iic6 ieOeu 9l6eno elm
9ett 5uredt madte. Srai 0la1 be.
mertte Dor eimgen Sogen oaB Der
GinIie0ler nidt po6l fii6ltc lmo
molltc eineu Doftor 6olet 9auer
a6er ioate aO6 nein, meiue 3eit iit
getommen INN 81 iierben, ic5 bin be.
rcit 2lls 6rai N2au aeitern Nlor.
GEN Oas 3inimer OeriHloiien iono,
rief iie einen foli3iiten mo iie 6ra-
den in Oas 3immer elm. Bauer lag
aui ieiuem Sop6a. Sic maren Der
glnidt OaB er Selbitmoro perii6t
babe oo9 cS la9en feine 9Iu5eiden
81 0ieier 2lnna6me Dor. Ger @eritor.
bene bate onihcinen0 ieoen 9l6cno
Die Gerli6eruugspopier bii6id ae.
oronet ncscn iidj 9clegt, ga cr fiiblte.
ooB er ltcr6cn muBte 9llBcr Sen
&apiereu iono ole &oli5ei elm iint
Geutsitiid iouie orei oeuii9e 0liin.
sen mo cincu aelaoeueu Gcpoluer.
Coroner 9liiell licB oen 9eihnam
nad) oer Morguc icn0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Gic 3e6nte Sabrcs.9onieren5 ocl
Morpldnocr @o6lt6dti9tcits.@ .@eiell
idaiteu iiuOet 6eute 9I6euo in Ga
iton Calbott.Gountp, itatt. 0lor0en
miro Gr. 5. g9, @looruoer BON Sal.
timore babel ii6er oos 9lr6eitgebcr.
@oftpfliHtacieB cine 9ie0e 6olteu.
Die Srcun0e oes repn6litaniidcn
GongrcB.ganoiootcn 6esen Oie 'Joif.
nnna i'm fiiniten 6onareB GiiirittG
crfolgreicb 5u iein
6r. Mm. 8. NlorburD belt geltern
9l6eno einc Reoe in Upper Nlarlbo.
rough 5u @ulIilcu oes 0emofrotiiden
GonareB Gonoiooten 9iidaro "
So6uiou. Cine anoere @eriammlmq
miro 6eute in ga @loto abge6oteu
bci lpcldcr Der GougreBnann s.
G6os. 2iat5icitnl cine Neos 9altcr
mill.
Ole u6coeroteo Charities" 6obeu
elm Bud inter oem Sitcl uC6e 6elp.
ina Sono" Dcr1iieutliht, lpeIhcs n0
6cre Suformatiou ii5cr sic G0dtia
felt ser Organization aie6t
sSu Somoro.GoumtD III ole S6pei.
ne.G6olera ousgebrobeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

glodocm sic @oli5iiten Sa1 uno
Goao6on pom norooitlideu Giitrift
eriabrcn 6otten Dab Scr glceer So6n
Smith BON gir. 319 Tomnienos
Court, cinen 9fepolper bel iib troge,
louerten i6ni sic beiocn @oli6iiien
Geitern 0}orgen auf. Smith fam fur5
nod 92itternoht naA Sauie uno e6e
&c iein @ous betrat murOe CT bon ocn
Neioeu ongeboIten mo uiteriudt.
Sis iie tbotidAlib einen 9ieuoloer IN
elmer ieincr EoiAeu fonoen Oerboi.
tcten iie ibn imo ionoten i'm nad Der
norooitliden 9oli0eiItntion no er ge.
iIern @lorgcu oirh 9iidter Dean
nit $i00 lno Soften beltroft plroe.
9Iiih in Der oitIicben @oli5eiitotion
iourOe ein 9leger, Souis Gornliib.
megen Groocns eincs 9lcuolDers NIT
$25 imo Soften 6eitraft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Der uGomcndor Der 9altimorer
Staotoereiniguu9 Der 2lrbciter Sc
ionoOereine~ 6ielt geitern 9lbeno IN
GDring's @one an Der Gde Der britt
ten Strobe uno Salt glDemic icn
critics Ean5tron5den imo 9ol- Ole
@cronitoltmo mar iebr giit belubt
un0 nobm cinen redt fr09lihen Der.
louf. Gie SGneerinnen trugen UNI
ter i6reuI Girigenten @rof. E0bl
mann enige @ei6nge in meiiterboi
ter Meiie Dor, moiiir iie reihen Sci
foa erntetcn 0o5 Announcements
0onlite 6eitano aus foIgeuocn Oh
men 6ron Soiepbine Streimon,
g'oriiberin glnua g8oolitein Sop6io
goit 9lorgoret @ooitciu uno Ser.
iga Neumel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Is 4romlucntc VI cr5tc q
3cu0cn.
sSn 0em 4ro5eiie Oes l6omos s.
Gopelano nm $4,000 SNaoencrioB
gegcu o.. 9lrAibal0 s. Narriion er.
idicnen geitern inn Superiors@eriidt
Dor Dem 9ii6ter Bono imo Oen @e.
ibmorcncn Ole 9ler3te Or. Sobn 3.
Nf. Sinner, OF. g9m. 2. @aer ino
Or. Gbriitian Gecticn ais 3eugcn
Gie @cruc6mmg Scr orci befonnteu
9ler3te no6m iait oen gon3en Saa in
9lniprid. Ger Fro5cB miro nod
einigc Gage Ooicrn.
@r6ielt 3cbn Sabre 8 ud T.
bans.
Ger 9}eaer Sames @iQiams, alias
Sames glruitrong, mclder Srn. Sod
Solomon Dem Stenograp0en Der
@roBgeidworcnen ON z Olai ciner
92ina I'M @crt6e bon $3.50 iia6l mo
nit 500 BON Der S6mdgerin, SRI.
Sophie @ihei9riin periAwouO, wurs
sc gcitern i'm Grininolacri1t pom
9li9ter elliott 5u 3c6n So6reu 3ndt
6aus pcrurt6cilt. @em er oieic
Stroie abge6iiBt 6at miro cr weacn
Diebitabls pon Shmudiaden inn
@ert9e BON $500 ans oen Saiie ocs
SeurD 8eu3inaer 5n @lcgouog6 an
-. guguit uod 9altinore.@orntp
ge6robt uuo BORT BON 9leucm pro5ci-
iirt meroen.
0rei SAGE 0ei@Ioiien.
Iie @cridtSiitungeu iinO iiir 9cl.
te, moraen lmo Conncriiog gcibloi-
len ga Die 9lidtcr iiA oac nod g9ai6.
ington bc9e6en nm bort an Der t50.
Sa6rcsfeicr Scr Gr6iinung oes Gbcr-
geri6ts Scr Ser Staoteu ic1 5il De.
t6eiliacn. 9iele &ebtsonrdlte Don
bier nebmcn an ocr 6eicr l6eil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

sSniolae eines 6ebltritts betn'
%erloilcn eines g9agaons Der @op
etroBcn2inie brad gcItern D(oraer
cgcn 7.25 llbr oie 26 Sabre oIt'
Carrie Sofiinaton bon 93r a Siio.
GoreD- -StraBe, oos linfe 6llBeelenf
Ger in 0lr. GOA, Siio.%ocaitraBc
pobn6oftc 9siGiom 6. Sdwob trui
Die @crlcbte nod Dem ReItmiront an
ser Gdc BON Sharp. no Baltimore
ShoBe, por peldeul Der llnfaII poi
iirte. Spdter miroe Die %erlnaliidtl
IN Scr goIi5ei ylmbulou5 ocS uittle
rcu 0iitritts uad ibrer sSobnung &c
bradbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Der @eltriea.
9e ben mioeripeuitiaeu 9erihteL
oie man in Solge ser nanQel6aiten
9adridten in 0en 6ieiigcn 3eitim
Gen iber oeu cllropdiiden arieg leit
oiirite cine ous glaubmiiroiaerQueQe
6eritammenoe Goriieaung oerariegs-
loge fir ollie oeutiden 9cier BON gro.
Bem Sntcreiie iein. Ginen lolheu
9eridt 6ringt Die Sftober 9ammer
Der ,.1eutiden SousiroL ruelde
am %. Den 2eiern Oes o@orreipon.
benton ais 9eilaoe gelicfert miro
9luf OurdouS ofii5ieae9tabribten ae.
itiist, gi6t Der &erfniier @eorg bon
Sfol, in ieinem reih6altig iuuitrir.
ten 9lrtifel Dem Qeier einen Dollfonl.
menen 5uoerldiiigen lleberblid iiber
Die gon5e Sadlooe Grgdu5t miro
Der 9eridlt nod ourh peitere @riegs.
Nlitt9eihnaen IN ser Sauitrirteu
99ron' Der Belt, ne6eu Sen pihtig.
lten Eaaesereigniiien oeS 6ieiigen
Sanoes Sn 0ieier criten gAmuner
Der oGeutiden SauSirau~ beginnt
elm neuer Original 3oman aus Ser
6eoer DER 6elie6ten SdriitlteQerin S.
@ourtbs Nlo6ler, Die nit ibrer fei.
ncn Gbarofter5eicbnunQ ollie 9eier iei.
ielt Sieran ihleBt iic6 cine peiterc
5ortiebnng oes immer nod unourd.
oringlihen 0be6cimniiies bon Cub.
ibinfa. bon Grid G6enitein
9hmenlie66nber luer0en Ben 9lrti.
fel BON Gr. 6 9oOe iiber oNl1rdeu,
9hmeu" bon Sntereiic finoeu uuo
eeipiB 3ur 3ndt Ser pinoer6oreu0r.
dioeen anacregt meroen. 9luS Dem
rei1en SSn6olt oes 9lottes 6ebeu mir
ieruer elm Elouocrci ii6er Die ainocr
uo Sic SAnle, Gin ldngcres @eoicbt
Ser Sprung ms Wleer" BON sllice
5reiin BON @auop. iowie oas u@ebet
lud6reno Der Shlabt, pon Eb. a0r
ner, 6croor gSic immer ihniiden
audi oieie Summer ib6ue Snuitro.
tionen.
Sn Dem 6eion0ers Dem @e6iete Der
5rouen aerpiometen 9bcile iino @or.
idldae 3u neueu @crbit Goilctten
imO Siiteu ionic 5u fimituollen
Sonoarbeteu in groBer9lusiua6l Der.
treten yei oen boben Sleiihpreiien
meroen uuiere Sousironen einem glr
tifel ii6er u@emiiietoge 5piiden oeu
Sleiitbtagen4 aewiB erb0btes SSute.
reiie i9eufen nuO aus oen 9oriAlG
Gen 9luten 5ie6cn. Sir oie ainoer
III nd mieoer cine 6iibihe Gr506.
lunl porgcic6cn Gon Dem pielieiti.
gen ioniligcn Sn6alt 0er9lunmer er
pa6ncn mir nnr nod @orlogen iiir
pdfel ino Stidor6eitcL alerIei IN.
tereiionte NlittbeiDngen Ser Scier
unter oen Gubrifcn: uStimnen oils
Dem Seicrtreiie4 uNouS in0 Serb
mo uGrbetene Ae3epte,4 User iudt
2lerpanote lno 9efauntc.~ ioiDe
oen reid0a1igen 9rieilaiien ser 9le
oaftion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
J glnQ Wla0leM M@erinmmInna.

Cine 0loiicnOcrianmlung Der pro.
Grciii0cn &epu6lfoner muroc eeitern
gt6eno in 9lr. 10S, g9eit. t.5orotoga.
StraBc obgcbolteu gllS 9leoner ma.
rem onmcieno Or. q. 80. 9leihoro,
Ger Gonoioot fir oen @imocsienot;
s.. Scroinano SSicgano, Der GonereB
Ganoioot fir oen piertcn Diitrift
Soicpb ". 9SiImer Der Gunoioot fir
iiinitcn 0iitrift Or. Sobu z. 9lperp,
ser Gouoi0ot fir oeu orittcu 0iitrift,
uno 8. q. SSobnion oer Gouoioot i'm
5meiten Qiitrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Coroner Or Gban6ers becuoctc
acitcrn sic llnterilblng iihcr oen
Eoo ocS sSo6n .. Gibbs bon gar.
t44 9}oro s. Ctr, Nia6lon0topn,
Ser am Somitag N6eno, als fem NO.
tor5ipciroo nit einenl StroBenba6n.
Q9aqQon coaioirte, IN Sio.9oltimorc
actootet pnroe. Die 9lbbaltura eines
Snqueites 6iclt Or GBom6ers fiir
iiberiliiiiig, ga er ju Der lleber5eiIi
aunQ gelanaie Dab @bilos oos Cpier
cincS llnioQs muroe gSie bereits
ousiii6rlid im p5onnto0s @orre'
ipouocnten 6crihtet crcigncte lid,
ser llnioll an Der gde BON @auoOer.
ln0 Gnnmou SfraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
Stnhl gsfcrA nn0 g0aaen.

Inter Dem &eroodt onge6lid6 Gin
9Sfero uno gSogen bon 6. 9urgOori
ton @oi6inaton 9. g., geiiobIen 81
1obeu lit 9citeru Der % Sabre olte
9lao No0iett bon @louiter, C6io, BON
oem 9Soli5iiten @igains bonn 1uittIc.
rem 0iitrift ber1oiiet morOcn ais cr
inn 9egriii mar oas @eiabrt in eli
rcm 9luftionsitoae an Der SigbitraBe
los 81 per0en. Bon eincm 0etettiD
ocr @unoesbolptitoot wuroe @o8lett
o6gebolt. @r qob 5ll bon oen gllIto.
ritGien BON Wtonsfielo, Sbio, inter
@arole entIoiieu poroen 81 iein ebe
cl nod g2oibington reiite.
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v@itiels6adl gyercin. 4

Sn Der aeltriaeu 9crianImllna ocs
,gSittels6aA Gercins~ in 9u6er'S
Saae All Scr Siio-@ooiiroBc 6ro6tcn
bic @litglicocr III Grfa6rlng, 0oB Sr.
9loon @0e, DER Grdiiocnt oes Ser
Gins Der felt Dem CONNER in
DeutiAlano meilt, nit 0cm Dampier
vNotteroom~ am 10. Gfto6er 0ie
peiinreiie ongetrcten Bat. g}an ici-
ncr 9liidfe0r miro ser @crem SIT 80
rem Ocs &eimte6renoen einen 9lald.
9lbeno Oeranitalten. @6rcn-@rdiioent
sln1ut Sdarnaal nelder Sen Gor.
lis IN Der Geriontmhng fii6rte, mads
te Ole @ricbienenen Ooroni aifncrf
iam OoB DER Gerein ndhlten Nlonat
lcine id6rli6e @enerolperiammlung
mo 9eamtenmabl o66dlt. @r per-
fiinocte icrncr. ouB Sic lebte sSeitliG.
teit Oes &ereins trob regneriihen
Sctters eincl netten finon3ieaen @r-
folg crgcbcn bat. 9Ils neues N2it
glieO mlr0c Serr So6n Soroan ouf.
9cnonHen mo cine @inloolng 0es
D9operiiben @lduncr9ors~ pnroc
acceptirt glls Observation-Disclosures Jun.
girtc Serr glitolous 0berenocr.
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ltntcr idlucrcm sSerOadlt.


5oicp5 Growlc0 ioa augc6li@ Oen
StraBenba6n Gonoufter S6os.
9li9ain bcraubt 6o6cu. @lroe
geiiern bon 9oltinorer @e6eim.
poli5iiten i'm Gouuto oer6aitet.
Sit 6ereits ioentiii3irt moroen.
9ia1 uninter6rohencr 24-itiinoi.
ger G6dtigfcit lit es oen @c6eim-%o.
li5iitcn 9lrmitrong mo 9raoleD ge-
limaeL eiuen 0ouu in @oli5eige-
raDriam 5li ne6men pel6er ange6s
lid onl Sonntog 0lorgeu oeu Stra.
Bcn6a6n.GonOuttcur S6omas 9iig9in
auf ciuem Maggon Der Gaicott @itp-
2inie an scr Gdc pon Clo 6reOerid-
3oao lmo GOmonOion.glpenue I'M
$40 berau6t bat. Ger glrreitant lit
0cr 30 Sabre olte Soiepb GrowleD,
mclher in zen @ias Baltimore.
County, wo6ut Gr 6eireitet emp6a.
ti1 oos i6m 5lr Sait gelegte &erbre.
bcg. SSn Dem &oli5eigeidugniB 5u
@aicott @itD wurOe cr BON Senrp q.
Gorts, einen SeiGen6eitotter, ais Ser
9ionn ioentiii5irt. welher oeu Stra-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6eruHntc Sorts
mor 5ur 3cit 0es lleberiaas Elm @ais
iaoier ocs Observation-Disclosures.
Gromlep trug Gin oides 0olstud bel
Dem lle6eriaa ieoo6 mar elm groBes
0ial an Scr Seite ieines Solies 5u
ieben. Dieies Nlol benerfte Gorts
iofort, ais ibm ser 9lrreitant porge.
iii6rt muroc. Gcr 1traBca6a6n.
Gonouneur mar niHt i'm StonOc. 0eu
Seiangenen 5u ioeutiii5iren. 9lls cr
GrowlcD ipre6en 5ortc, iaatc er ooB
iein 9lugrciier oieiel6c Stinimc battle.
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Nimtter mo Sodter feicrn @e6nrts.
tnn.

@ine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fano
aeltern g|obrnittoa IN Der @ernania.
SltrnDerciuS @alle iiatt. inocm ,Sral
9noolpb Berger i6r A. ln0 Sri.
@largoret Berger i6r 2i. gsiegenielt
ieierten Die @litglieoer oes ,9alti-
more Sa1crn.Gomenpereins4 iopie
pic pielen anocren SrelnOe Ser 6o.
Mile Berger Daren 3o6lrciH cribic.
ncn, mo Die @e6urtstagSfinoer en-.
bielten Diele @eidcnfc- Die 6ecr
oerlief IN ser iro6libiien Meiie-