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The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
GERMAN Liner ASHORE;
PASSENGERS RESCUED
Buslow Coes Aground ! on British
Coast Another Crash in
Easiish Channel.
4 DAY or BAD ACCIDENTS

Portland, England. June 1s.-During the
thick fog which hung over the English
Channel today the North German Lloyd
liner Buelow, with between 80 and 700
persons -on board. went ashore on the
British coast near this point
/ The ship sent out a wireless call for
help. and assistance was sent.
The BueIow plies in the Mediterranean
trade. and was due to arrive at South
ampton today.
The position Of the Buelow was dan
gerous. and the work OF landing the
passehgers was begun at once. This task
was hazardous. The ship rests on a
rocky ledge. with the cliffs of the Brit
ish coast towering high above her, and
life savers had to make a long detour
to effect landing.
Cowes, England, June 1S-The frelghter
Copsewood, owned BY the Meteor Com
pany. Put into port In badly damaged
condition today and reported that she
had been in collision In the English
Channel with q liner.
A heavy fog covered the channel at
the time of the accident.
The Copsewood was struck below the
water line and her foreplates were twist
ed. After an examination Il was decid ed
to put her into dry dock.
A wireless dispatch from the Hamburg
American liner Etruri said that she had
collided with Copsewood and was put
ting into port because OF damage to her
hull.
Southampton. England, June 1S.-Divers
today made a minute examination of the
hull Of the North German Lloyd liner
Kaiser Wilhelm ii. which was in COL
lision in the English Channel yesterday
with the British ship Incemore. and Il
was found that some of the important
outer plates below the water line had
been bent and torn.
The $50 passengers who had booked
passage to New York on the Kaiser Will
helm II were taken on board the I'm
perator, which sailed today for the
United States. The Imperator also took
on board the Kaiser Wilhelm'c passen-'
gers at Cherbourg.
After the divers investigation had been
completed the Kaiser Wilhelm ii was
placed in dry dock for repairs.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
URGES RErREMEsr sYsrEn.
Pension once Head Confirms Report
Of Iarser Reduction Of Force.


Of Larser Reduction Of Force.
Confirming the report as published in
The Washington Herald that q bigger
reduction in the force of Pension once
employees will be made next year. Com
missioner SaItzgaber yesterday after
noon said the circumstances are con-
crete example to show the necessity for
a system of retiring government employees
on part pay.
The natural decrease OF pensioners on
the government rolls, said Mr.. Saltzga-
ber. makes less and less work each year
for the Pension once and automatically
throws numbers Of old and faithful work.
ers out OF employment. A large percent
age of these victims of circumstances. he
pointed out. are hardly able to do any
thing else and have no place to go for
work..
Mr.. Saltzgaber said that since most Of
these people are too old to get work else
where and have given long and good
service to the government. the govern
ment ought to take care Of them In some
way. The only feasible way, he added,
would be a system Of civil service PEN
sions or government old age pensionsL
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19

SENATORIAL Bee
INLEVY'S BONNET
New York Representative Is
a TriAe Troubled in Spirit
Just Now.
IS A WISE POLITICIAN
He Halls from Suffers Old District
and Is Sure of Reelection if
He Wants It..
IS A WISE POLITICIAN
Nv FRANCIS p. GEssNER.

New York. June l&-Jeferson N. Levy
is no infant in the political game. as
three elections to Congress from New
York city districts will indicate. but this
year he is a trifie troubled in spirit.
thanks TO suggestions from admiring
friends that he is entitled to take turn
at the Senatorial game.
The Levy Congressional district Is safe
enough. the Lord knows. and fully one
half the male residents of voting age
have not qualified as actual citizens with
the right to vote. In the old Tammany
days the citizenship formality did not
matter, and the votes went In early and
often.
That little pleasantly cannot be enjoy
ed under present conditions Of law and
Republican watchfulness, and besides a
high-minded stateman like Levy would
not permit such methods. even TO advance
his own political ambition
But the Hon. Jefferson is not perplexed
about the nice compact little district
which sent Sulzer to Congress for sixteen
wears and In which something like six
teen different dialects and languages are
spoken by the constituents. Every nation
on earth Is represented, and while the
populous East Side along Third avenue
has the greatest number Of inhabitants,
the district runs narrowly across Man
haitian Island, and takes in part Of the
old aristocratic residence section below
Union Square.
The Leading Aspirnnt.
The artistic political reach Of Levy has
put his latest district in shape and IL his
final conclusion is to come back his
politica; worries OF this year will be few.
His agitation is due TO the aliurement
of the Senatorial suggestion, and with no
other Democrat of the House delegation
In Congress giving signs of going after
the Senatorial honor the way seems open
10 the Hon. jefferson without giving
distress or perturbation to others.
The Levy conffdence in the continued
control of New York by the Democrats
Democratic friends-has much to do with
his inclination to go into the running.
Six years hence he might be a trffie old.
and he is wise enough in politics to know
that the New York Democrats will have
a period of distress after 1916, IL not this
year. He has ever been careful to leave
the date of his birth out of his official
biographies, but he has passed the three
score mark and must get into the Sena-
torial contest this year or never 1t Is
hardly an argument against the Levy
ambition that be and O'Gorman are both
from New York City.
In other years both Senators have fire.
quently Deen from Mammalian, Win one
of them taking pains to recall that orig
inally they came from upstate. II Sen
ator Root. a Manhattan lawyer. finally
decides to be the Republican candidate
the Democrats would be inclined to also !
name city candidate, and that would |
be In the Levy favor.
A Focus Ere Long.
There will be coming to a focus in the |
New York Democratic situation very soon. |
and up to date Levy has been the only |
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
If. WRIGHT DEAD Ar UTICA.
spsci.I TO Ihs waahiaston Herald

Spschl 10 M Wa1hingtcn Hdad. =
Buffalo. N. T. June 1s.-Jesse Frank
LIN Wright forty-seven, who was born
February 5. 1857. in Washington, and
whose sister. Margaret Wright, stIll
resides there. expired early today at
the City Hospital at Utica, where he
had been confined for the last year.
He leaves widow. four sistsr2 &c,
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
wARsHns PATROL IRISH COAST
Pat . Halt to Gsn-runnins Opers
items of Hone Rule Forces.

items of Home Rule Forces.
Dublin. Juno RIA squadron Of British
torpedo boats today was sent to patrol
the west and southwest coasts OF ireland,
to prevent further gun-running opera.
tons. following the discovery that 4
quantity Of rifies and ammunition had
been landed secretly on the Connemara
coast for the use Of the Nationalist vol
unteers.
The rines are OF the latest United states
army pattern. They are to be used BY
nationaiists in the event that Irish civil
war breaks out between the home-rule
and anti-home-rule forces.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19

e his bcuss, has hen 4rslsassd omolni'
nofiacation q this fact vns psoetvod ~
The Navy Dspertnsnt yseeerdqys A1nisai
Badger ro1aylng . moo9aSe from GouD-
mander scoft Of the cruiser Albany. at
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
$4,000 FIRE N non Mills.

Port Henry, N. Y. June ls.-Fires early
today destroyed the Coping Plant Mile.
Nos. and !, of the Witherbee-ShFma
Iron Ore Company. causing . loss Of
Qte.0o4 The company viii rebuild. Sev-
erd hundred men were thrown out q
1nployment
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
AMERICAN Is RELEASED.

+. J. Smith. the American who has
been held by Mextcans at Tonola pending
an investigation OF the skooting Of three
nembsrs Of . Mexican mob which Storm
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.

New York. June 1S-Arrived: Pennsyi-
vania. Hamburg: OceaniA Palermo;
leeaa. Gibraltar.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
HERE NEXT
MONDAY
The Daily Horoscope

An attractive and instruc-
tive feature used by many Of
the largest and most inau-
ential newspapers in the
United States.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-19
4 Focus Ere Long.

There will be a coming to focus in the
New York Democratic situation very soon,
and up to date Levy has been the only
one of his party bold enough to indicate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27
@eIannter N0nrnaIiit aeltor6en.

gSaibington 26. @loi.-9e
@eneDilIe 9fonOoIpb &eim, DER nab.
reno oeS 9iirgcrfrieges ais &riegs.
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mar am 1. Sanuor 1S41 in 9eooing,
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gluftroee ocS 4rGiioenten @ront
idmmtli6e Goniulate Der &ereinig.
ten Stoaten. @r geborte mebreren
ariegerbcreincn rn0 audi Der Deut.
ihen @eielIidoft bon YenniDlOanien
ais Nlitglieo an.
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2OllbctrmgS nS Sdmnssels nuse.
flaat.

Bottom W3oii, 26. Wtoi. II SSSm
bicligcn 8unOesgericbt boben ii6 &C.
ltern Z. 8. SbeDIin friiberer SiiIfs-
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madcrin, oeIIelben Gergebens idul.
6io. Dic @erurtbeililng bon allen
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DUNG BON 3ollbctriigereien Dcri6ie-
eener slrt crfolgt. @egen SbeOlin
unO 5rou Brennan ibweben oud
nod gluflogcn megelN S6muggeIS.
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g}pdl cine Sit.aereminbe.


Siin9it i8rie6 Elm Eoet nit pifah-
tenn g8isc,
Bon Der nun eingetret'nen eroBen
Site.
@r 0ibtete nit iibtli6em @ebogen,
9oB ii6 Die 0omen ie0es neue Sabr
6efragen,
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lei
2lm &leiO men u9[65ue" fonnt eripa-
rem.
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3orn
ga Wtooe" nGbere ii1 September
Wlorn.-
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Ger, neil Elm alter W}odergreis,
cid gerne etmnS iiebet on,
gSos &euibbeit ionit 5u bergen meiB.
Sebr oft iiebt man fold oItc ano6en
W2it @onne ii6 on g(n6lid lo6cn,
Ger ibnen bictcn 9omen oor,
Cie ii6 bemiiben in ne Gar
Nlit ibrem Sumpelrod 81 itcigen
llnO lngei6idt iicb babel 5eigen.
&ommt nun Scr CONNER pieoer an
lln0 folgt man ser 6etret'nen 9abn
Ne5iigli6 Oicier 4 rap &leiOer,
llnO gebt man nod Elm bis6en mei-
ter,
Gabon nein es lit ni9t onee6rodt,
9oB man ooriiber etpos iogt.-
S5noeB bob' i6 MIDI 0o1 gefragt,
2b Oos Die Site ertrGglicb ma6t?
Sd babe eS 70 I'M @efiibl
Inns Wldnner l6Bt oaS bod nidt
fiibl.
llnO glaub' Drum, ooB es nidt &c.
niigf,
gScnn &eit llnO God ou Sauie liegt;
Man muB melt mObr 5u Sduie lailen,
lin Sib' lnO Wto6' iidb on5upoiien
SoDieL bob 0omen nit @efliiIter
Sid iogen. Sieb bort Die Septem.
6er-0&iIterI
6. 8atten6crg.
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Ser @cIOmarft.

9ar 5icmlib rcgc. ~ StroBcnba6n-
oftien in itdrferer gladirage. II
g9as Die 6olge Der lInteriu6ung
Der Bidder Der Baltimore &
Sbio.9a6n" gu 9aee i0rOerH
mag.
Ser 6ieiige @elomarft 5eigte &C.
tern cine mebr ais getpo6nlihe 2eb.
baitiefeit. Ole @ertbpapiere Der
StraBenbabuaeieai6ait idieneu ie6r
in Der 9}adirage 81 ieiu.
2ie gutbiialngen iiber Die 81.
nan5geba6rlngen Der glep Saoen.
9abu 6abcn i'm 9lbgeoroneteu-Sous
81 Dem 9lntrog ermutbigt, oaB aud
Die guperbmg Der Gincinuoti.So.
nilton.1aDton -Gontrole our1 Die
Baltimore & S6io.8a5n i'm Sabre
1909 lmteriubt mcroe, neil aud bel
0ieier 0lorgan i6en llnterne6mlng
$50000,000 oeripurloit' ieien, ole
onge6lid fir ger6eiierrugeu botten
ongeponOt merOcn lollen.
Ole llnteriu6rng oes 6risco. 3u.
iammen6rlids i6mebt nod uno Der
9lntrag auf cine llnterfldung Der
9iod SslouO 9abn liegt Dem Sauie
nod umerleoigt Dor. @s orobt alio
Die 9(uSii6t, ooB Oen gml5en Som.
mer iiber lluterlil9ungs. .9(usihiiiie
oeS GOngreB an Der 9lrbeit bleibeu
imO Die 9eunrubigung oeS Eubli.
fumS ourd Gnt6iiamgen a la Meaeu
fein gnoe nebmen merOe. g(uBer0em
aber 1T 8rdiioeut @ilion cntidlolien,
Oen GongreB ni9t in sic 6erien 5lt
i1iden Dor Ger @rleoiglng Der neien
9(nti.Sruit-@orloaen, mel6e audi
ni1ts peniger ais berrbigen0 oui
oas @eibGitsle6en mirfen meroen.
Die am I. Suni inO i'm 9auie oeS
MonatS iGaig weroenocn 0ipioenoeu
alif Die 9lfticn bon 9o6n., StroBcu.
bobn. mO Observation-Disclosures
ioipie aii 9ant-9lftien meroen auf
$46,590,900 oeiHdBt, uuo Die Sum.
me Der 8inlen auf @onoS ouf $53..
325, 800, 70 oaB sur Olonats.&egc.
hmg rlno $100,000000 8ur glus-
5dblung fominen. GroBere 0ipioen-
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mon inn 9etrage BON $6,353, 7S0,
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$5,00O,000, Canadian @ociiic $4,.
100000. 9ltdiion $2,614,230 mO
g[m. Eo6acco $2,Ot2,100.
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(NrnnNitiifs. .llrbertraannacn.

cSo6n 9(. @mDer mO Satin an $.
9(rt6ur 93clion, SiiOieite ser 2inOen-
g(ucure na6c @oi6cr- StroBe, 1S bel
1870.
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an Sol. 3. @erlad, 9Ioroieitc ser
llnion- nabc Senniploania-9lOenue,
16 bel 100.
g9m. 9. 9feni6op an 8olf Corn
bIott, Siioieite cOer @lulberrp. nabe
@ine.StroBe, Is bel 11S.
emma g. @enion an Gbns. $.
@cbn, SiiOieite ser 9aiaDette- na6c
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tp an Soml. Q. 2intbicum lmO @at-
tin 2 @rllnoltiidc.
@alter =. 9leDnolOS an Seiie q.
Mc@ec un0 Satin. gSeitieite ser
9(i6burtou-9luenuc, nabe &reS6hrD.
IA bel 40.
glnOrcas Soas uno Satin an W'i-
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1913 bel 80.
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@e6wooO- nabe glort6-9luenie, IA
bel 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

No q q N. = 3uTllDr 0b,b0J Uu''
lhel; 8erlonot bon oen @lebotoren
1SO 9uihcl; glepotoren Gorratb
t14656 9uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

,suntb. SerIeh. .Narmcn"; Siinf bis fIni5ebn
Ider eDenes Qaio iiir $4,000 ocn glder, gln.
sablnne $500 odMn $500 bic ISOLDE ooer 5000
nlonailigb Qute GiraBcn, Qutes gSner sir
Gd6creS predie Dor o6cr idreibe an 6arl ".
Veur 1919 ". SaNettcs str.. Baltimore, @b.
(Widif0i1t 90, CO.,
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gcrIaust-S Srancu nnO WlaOdsu.


Berlnugt:
Sine 8uoerldbiae 9om6inations'@0dDin uno
@dusmdoben 1clepbonire Jiulano Yart, Snr'
coo SO, oocr nab5uiragen bel 9. y. GeIn'
barbt, siate Saul Ui Wiar1auo.
(Oiai20-2S)
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g3aItimprc WarftbcridIte.

Nicnltag, 0cn 20. Wtai IJI4.
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cini6lieBlib $50 6Giier al 2ocilit-
@oint imo 1871 8Giier 5u Gouton;
&iiItenOerion0t 1873 91IIer.,
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bel 124 SUB.
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bel 9t.3 Sub.
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asreile i'm eerinatOn.g .glarEt.

IS let1 cb.
2ommbroten pro @funO. T.. 1926.
Golbs- Goteletten, @fO.. 15c. 3Oc.
Sdinfen pro Bfiino. ..... .22c.
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S6mcinS. Gotelctten pro @fo. 22c.
2mun-SbuieeI, pro Ghlno 2Sc.
aolbS-5dnisel pro Efo. 25c. SOC.
@ortcrbouic Steof, pro 8illno Csc.
Sirloin Steof, pro 9Gfo. 22c. -25c.
Nippenbroten pro YfunO 1Sc. -25c.
Slppenfleiidb, pro Yflrno 12c. 15c.
&omburger Stcof, pro @iunO 1Sc.
Sal5fleiid. pro 9funO. 12c. Use.
Somm.Shulter, pro @hinO. .1Sc.
Shmor- 2omn, pro 8hnnO .15c.
GolbSbroten pro @fo. 1215c. 25c.
@olbSleber, pro Eflno. .... SOC.
g3r0sben ... 15c.- 30c.
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Cheap and
Easily Made, Bat Ends
q Cough Quickly
How 10 Wake the Very fEcsf
Cough Remedy at Home
fully Guaranteed.

This pint Of cough syrup Is easily
made at home and saves gOu about S2OO
IS compared with ordinary cough rene
dies. 1t relieves obstinate coughs-eNcn
Wbooping cough quickly. and is spen-
did, too, for bronchial asthma, spas
m0dic GROUP aud uuRrseness.
Mix one pint Ci glanuAtei sugar Wlth
1 pint 81 warm water and stir Tor :
minutes. Tut Z5a ounces oi FneN 4 lhlty
cents' worth) in Il pint bottle, and add
every one two or three hours. Tastes
good
This takes right hold 81 cough and
gives almost instant relief 1t stimu-
latos the appetite. aud is slightly laHa-
tivc-both excellent features.
Pinex, as perhaps You know, IS 2
most valuable concentrated compound OF
Norway wllite pine extract. rich in
guaiaeol and the other natural heallng
pine elements.
No other preparation viii do the, work
of Pinex in this mixture although
strained honey can be used instead OF
the sugar syrup. u desired.
Thousands Of housewives in the United
States and Canada now use this PlneX
and Sugar Svrup reNelv. This plan has
often been initiated, but the old success
ful combination has never been equaled.
It's low cost and quick results have made
1t immensely popular.
4 guaranty OF absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Your druggist has
Pinox, 81 viii get il for you. VI not,
send to The pineX Co.. 1T. Wayne. Ind
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-17

TO repeal and re ordain with
amendments Section 4 of Article
2S, of che City Code, relating to
"Nuisances. "
Section l.-BE 1T ESTABLISHED
AND ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR,
COUNSELOR AND ALDERMEN OF
THE CITY UF ANNAPOLIS that Sec
tion of Article rs, of the City Code
be, and the same is hereby, repealed
and re-ordaned with amendments so ss
to read as follows:
Section a. 1T shall be the duty of
the City COmm issiOner to notify all
persons VINO own or have in charge lots
or other grounds upon which nOyiOus
weeds, plants or vegetables which are
likely to produce disease to have the
same removed at the cost and expense
Of the person or persons owning such
lot or grounds or having the same in
charge. in two days from the time
when they received the notice from the
City Commissioner. And all persons
who own or have in charge lots or
other grounds within the city limits Of
Annapolis upon which offal or garbage
is or may be placed or used as q dump
ing ground for the same, and which by
an order of the Mayor, Counselor and
Aldermen Of the City Of Annapolis is
declared TO be obnoxious TO public
health and a nuisance shall abate said
nuisance in such manner as may be di-
rected by the City Council within eve
days after the delivery of the notice of
said order of the City Council, and sub
ject to the penalties provided in the
three following sections of this article
as the same may he applied to this sec-
tion.
Section 2. AND BE IT ESTAB-
LISHED AND ORDAINED that this
ordinance shall take effect from June
ist, 1914.
Approved February 9, 1914.
Signed-JAMES F. STRANGE,
Mayor.
True Copy, Test
PHIL E. PORTER, Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-17
We Do Not Speak For Our
Work Our Work Speaks
for Us. Send an order
Tomorrow.
Notice to Creditors

NOTICE is hereby given, That the
IN Subsciiber has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF Anne Arundel Coun-
ty, in Maryland, Letters Testamentary
On the pers nal estate Of
ANNE j.. DORSEY,
late OF Anne Arundel County, deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the
23rd DAY OF AUGUST, 1914,
They may otherwise, by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of the said
estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make Immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of February, 1914.
WINSOE g. GOTT,
fl9 Executor