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lord S'll|A||||THC0NA
W|lI|...'P||U|BL !. ]
Scottish Estates and Half
Million Pounds Entailed
With Title.

London, Feb. 4.-ft IL officially an.
nounced that the l4te Lord Strathcona
settled his Scottish estates and $500.
900 on his heirs succeeding to the IT,
tie. His lordship leaves the residue ST
his means and estates. after certain
legacies to his only, daughter, now
Lady StrathconA. .si
Among the legAcies are:
st. Johns COLLEGES Cambridge. fiO,.
900, in additionatAtsthe $4,000 given
during his litetima
100000. under Deduction of any pay
the college buildinGD and site provided
Royal Victoria hsspital. Montreal.
100000. -
Yale university, a4,loc, 900.
Aberdeen university, $4,000 for a
chair Of agricultuens
Leanchoil hospital. Forres. Scot
land, 10000.
Home for Incusables. streatham,
London, 8. W.; f45oS0.
London University college. $4,000.
Middleeex hospital. $4,000.
Church Of Scotland Inf1rm Min
isters' fund. 10000.
Queens university. Kingston Ont,
extension fund, 100000.
Principal. Canad6 Presbyterian col
The trustees Of the estate are at
present Lady 4trathcona, j, w. Stir
ling, New York; William Carson and
James Carson, Edinburgh.
The bequeet to the Canada Baptist
college Is understood to be a legacy
to the foundation to provide additlOn-
al salary to the principal.
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. d -
B Norfolk. Va. Feb. 4.-Thomas r.
Harrington, who saved his wife from
the wreck Of the Old Dominion liner
Monroe. only to lose her forever and
then fought with his, fists 30 that her
body might be buried at homo and
not be thrown into the sea, has taken
her remains to his home In Bridge.
port. Conn. There she viii bs buried.
Ss .'llarEaret and had; been south
bscauss we were both feeling run
down. SAID Harrington . Vhen. We
into our bunlss Ne thought Ne had
dose ousselyes y ap lot OF rood. Oh,
s0o4ii .lst ~ ~; ff~ q y.
Is 70 had q stateroeHlss On the sido.
Waloh that other ship struck Iswoke,
1ad sswungaNut:1 :1f her, heIth,
lbeneat me -aA almost the. ;so1nA niift-'
'ttS. We Got Hp iAnd Y; a. "a 4 -
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wasted time that might have saved
the poor girls life. for We had to take
all those clothes off again before it
was over. =
I'VE went out into the little cor
ridor which led into the main saloon.
BY. this time the ship had begun to
tip over toward US. We almost had
70 climb ON our hands and knees to
the saloon: When WosWaeo In the
big room there was . tlaroh. and Mar
tEaret wAs thrown twenty rest and
the sidso Of the cabin, Il aid and
scrambled after her. sWhsa I took
holA ,of hsr she screaAsd and point.
ed to her poor right asm.ss Il was
hroksn and hanging Nm1 from just
shove her elbow. III rs /, a. a. s,
ssi /. s.... g. Don,ts touch me! the screamed.
fsESrs Coos 81 aake let issns die. ia
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-04
ROTATION Of CROPS AND farm
D|VERS|F|CAI0N- HOLDS CROWDS
JAIL SENTENCE
IS GIVEN BRBER
Former Congressman Paid
Democratic Boss For Su-
prerne Court Nomination

New York. Feb. 4.-Joseph Cas-
sidy, former democratic boss Of
Queens county. and former Congress-
man William Willett. were sentenced
to serve not more than a year or less
than six months. in Sing Sing prison
and pay a $1,000 fne each.
Louis 7. Walter, q politician, was
sentenced to three months and hned
$1,000.
Willett paid a bribe to Cassidy for
the supreme court nomination. Wal
ter was o go-between.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-04
RAD1UM PATIENT SINKING.

little Hope Held Out for Represent.
atve Bremnef, Taking Cure.
Baltimore, Feb. Although he
passed a fairly comfortable night,
Robert q. Bremner. the New Jersey
congressman who is suffering from q
malignant cancer at sanatorium
here, was reported to be weaker to.
day.
The radium applications have been
discontinued, as hope for the patients
recovery has been abandoned.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-04
Sudden Attack on. Presiden-
tial Palace Early This
Morning is Successful.
ALARMED CITIZENS
FILL THE STREETS
Scheme Of Financial Retrenchment in
Enort to Place Government on 4
Sound Basis Cause Of Trouble
Minister Of War Is Killed.
EXILE PRESIDENT


Lima, Feb. .4.-President Bill.
unghurst, taken by rebels as q
prisoner, was sent to CaAaO, from
which port he will be sent in
exile to q foreign country.
Lima, Peru. Feb. 4.-rhe president
OF the republic Of Peru. Guiltermo
Billinghurst, was taken prisoner by
military revolutionists today. The reb-
els suddenly attacked the presidential
palace under the leadership Of Gen.
eral Benaviades early this morning.
General Erinque Vareta, premier and
minister Of war, was killed in the
sharp fight which ensued.
DIR. Augustus Duran, former revolu-
tionary leader. whose arrest was
sought by the police yesterday. took
possession Of the palace. He is ex-
pected to at once organize a new gov.
ernment.
Keep Crowds Moving.
The attack on the palace begun at
1880 o'clock in the morning. Thou
sands Of Inhabitants Of Lima dashed
into the streets, alarmed by the fir.
ing. Squads Of soldiers were ordered
to fire repeated volleys into the air
to prevent the formation Of crowds In
the streets. BY this method they kept
the panic stricken people moving from
place to place. In the vicinity Of the
San Pedro church, q civilian bystand-
er was killed. Banks and stores are
closed today and private houses are
barricaded.
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rather die than have those bones in
my arm scrape again
Says Stewards Wouldn't Aid.
II told her she had to come and
she would feel better about It later.
o God: She was right and I didn't
know it. But got her loose. BY
this time the ship had turned over
% far that the, wall was floor and
the floor was q wall. The well Of the
stairway up to the main deck was of
to one side, but could not set with
In nearer than three feet. There
were lot Of stewards there. but
they wouldn't s&retch out o hand to
us. All they did was to pray and
aek God have mercy on their mis-
erable Souls. Gs;
3 ..rhen the ship, sagssd hack and
B. ..s.-,.l IF CONTINUED on .PAaAa Al "A.
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Prenare. BiSs Shin,nent

New. Orleans, s3FSb. 4.-Dealers in
war materials aFe prepared for big
shipments Of supplies for the rebels
in northern Mexic6.s hundred men
worked day and night packing rifles,
machine guns and Sup.
as rapidly as transportation facilities
can be obtained.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-04
DEMOCRATS llclMST
WOMAN SUFFRAGE; ARE
! FORMALLY on RECORD

Washingtnn. Feb. 4.-Thc dem.
ocratio party w. today formally
placed On Eec01G as opposed to
right OF suffrage ON women by
Majority LeadH, Underwood on
the floor Of! tho house. n.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-04
Duo to Finance schen,e.

Washington, Feb. 4.-Peru's sudden
revolutionary trouble is due princi-
pally to President Billinghurst's earn
est efforts to place the finances Of the
country on a sound basis. His scheme
for doing this involved the strictest
economies throughout public service,
and naturally proved unpopular, par
ticulafly among ofice holders whose
salaries and estimates were pruned
with merciless hands.
AT the; end Of last year, the Peru
vianF FconSreas Eafused to vote q. budget.
md Rreeid p hilltnsh teasa1 81 81
decree declaring old estinRtessWbuad
irAxAaan In sfofco until the end Of 1914.
Attitude: Yet UHcertain. g., !.
The attitude Of the state department.
toward the new government In Peru
will DEPEND on the events, Of the next
few days. II military power, which
has seized the reins Of power, at
tempts to govern without reference to
the people, the Peru government will
tall under the ban pronounced by the
washington. administration in it's re.
lations in Mexico. However, IL a
president is named through lawful
election. the president will be. recog-
nized.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-04
Five sDeaq One Missing And -.
Seven Injured IN Hotel Fire At
Kelliher, Mimi, This Morning

80 kss Mimi Feb 4-E!ve are dead one i missing and
The dead include Frank oNe Of River Mimi Kres of Kc
rs Most OF the injured are employees Of the hotel . ~
through windows The midnight
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-04
100000 JEWS N ., 8. PLEA.
WIN Ask for Repeal Of IAterscy Law
In the Immigrsta0n Rill.

In the Immisrstaon Bil.
Springfield, Mass. Feb. IA COM
mittee appointed by the convention of
B'Nai Birth, representing 1900, 900
Jews. will present to President Wilson
and members Of consreys a, resolution
opposing the clause IN the immigra-
ton bill relative to the literaey test.
tion from the literacy test OF call
aliens seeking admission to avoid re-
ligious persecution, either through
overt acts or by oppressive laws =.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-04
EAST GRAND FORKS Man wins NORTHERN
PACIFIC CUP FOR RAISING fine corn
Scandinavian American Bank Service to ]. D. Bacon
Complete Awards in the Corn Exhibit made Today
Dean Brannon is the Speaker Tonight
RESULTS OF THE CORN AWARDS

Following the
wi
S
Thorpe, - '
nut:Da
Bes ten j. D. Forks frst:E
Forks
Best Northwest Dnt.Fenr Root Grand
Flint varey-s Baldwin, Grand
Pop variety D. Wynenan
p
he off
Dent
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MaIcdiction q Wilsoni.

maaomc20n On EWtIoon.
MEXICO City. Feb 4.-The raising
o fthe arms embargo brought down
columns Of newspaper malediction ON
the head OF President Wilson. The
city. however, gave no evidence Of
Patrols Of streets were doubled.
Huerta gave word there would be
no retaliation upon Americans In Mex
leo. and also declared he. would not
return Charge O'shaughneasys pass
ports. ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-04
EMBARGO ACTION
HOLDS ATTENTION
Creates New Condition Be-
tween the United States
and Mexico.
WILL NOT TAKE :.
TROOPS OFF BoRDER
Expected That There will be Consider.
able Work-llcReynolds Announces
That Prosecutions Agsinss violaters
Will Not be Dropped.

uyo.hs-~A.. u.l -, =.
Wasnlhston: req. A.5The right TO
slap Ar,an aems ana ammunition across the
nsan thneuna BOUNDARY into Mexico.
ehroush reSu!ar channels OF COM
eIe. I9. eAtenoed 20 the forcet OF the
auerta government, and also to the
sss : IL :s sssssa
Of hostiiities in Mexico In November.
isay. H.. ....,
unlike % snv a,t" "s +tns tme sae ars Question -
existed .ithow~,, its smas.s aaS naMerso .,I 3.
semble mnre aia.ni, .LS op1.aslon .saI WI re.
eise tha stat. .Use ns sr.,.. snan ,l. anythims h
Snre the ,o;at ee ,.sa,'st,s " a1s ex!stine %.
Maroh III 1a,c so.ue'om Q. cohsress OF
- t'AS' was put INTO 'enect.
VIII Not SION Prosecution.
The presidents proclamation iii,
not effect the prosecution 81 narsons
indicted for the ,vioiation ~ Taft.. % ~.
ders. Attornev Gensrai McPannoid. ~
decided Ia nrosecste v,hsrs ~. Sa..
erai rrand inries hav~ ratn.nsa To-
dictments FOR vio,ati"n. - t,,e rav.
nrocia mation ~ v.,,...i,tn vi .e ,aa. aa..
Whers arrs.t. ,eu. hasn ~. .ws. -
tndictn, ants r.t"rr.S nvo Soen .n % satu Dut no
action n nat u c"ntemrists1 ~ I~'e' N"s'ne1
"s'o.. ~ n0s conteHlp's'ou
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Continued On pase 1S,l
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.. M, -ls; maximlni, -.e;
Il minimum, -16; wind northwest
q . miles; barometer, 3O.35. IS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11

STRIDE miomete Der &critor6cnen ci-
nen cbrcnoen 9to6rlti. 6rau 9u-
bcnot mur0e I'M Siuti 1862 in 8oI.
timore geboren. sic Deri6ieo am
lcbten 0onneritag nob 5weii6briger
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ModJen lag iie i'm u9lagencinen
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melMenl i6r @n0e fam. Sic mar bic
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crmieicn ibr bic SS. 2oaiS Sreff ".
s. Groppe, @co. @tiaer imO Clarence
9lllcrt oic lcbtcn @6rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11
0ic genOumc.sanle 1914.

9}o6 Dem @in3ug Ser oerbiInoeten
9lrmeep IN RariS Dor 100 Sabren
beeiltcn liA mir all5n piele Der iriibe.
rem 9cpunoerer 0iapolcons, ibrc
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perlcugnen lmo Die icbneaebigen ga.
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Der eriicn 6boten mar ole Gntier-
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ipaintc "a &ierOe mil Gilie bon
qroBen Seilen all Oos StonO6ilo
oie Seilc puroen inn oas bron5ene
Saupt Der Statue geibhtngerl aper
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Sdge an a6er oic @emii1lll9en per
SbIolierqclellen ideiterielL 9elll ~ M
Ser Ser1fedluo oes Centnals bate
Ser 6{ieser Sie qlcne ldbt 1obl &c.
ooiien, iic loorcu maiiio, nm Dem
gtonobiiS ciuru ii1ercn NaIt 3u 0c-
6en 0ns olldl oie SGgen DER Sblol.
Srr nerioaterL taudtc IN @aris ocr
,l,Ion omf SAG Genfmal 81 iprenQen
n6cr 6ieraegen cr6o6 Elm ruIiiIhsr
@cneral Ginipru1. 9|un mics 30 n
Montbaoon oeu @ralen BON &ohc.
douart oarori bin OoB Ser CJicBer
qafuoD Der Gili5iae iei, Der oosHenr.
nal bon ser &cnoome- S1ule entfer.
nen t0une. PIN 4. 9[pril 1914 er-
i6ien Die Gcrorommg, noh ser Iofort
oas @erf 81 imterne6men ici, ser
&oli5cipriiiett &aSqllier Iie6 ieine
lhteridrift. mo %. Sc @2ont6oOou
iiberno6m oic 9eltreihmg Der Soften,
Die ii1 auf 1916 6roncs beliefeu.
Die Nerren 0e Eoli9rap uno &c 5e.
male iiHcrien iicb OoS 9Inred6t oui Sic
Stntue 9lber lie er6ieltcn ods 5iano.
ellis nidbt. ser @icBer 9almaD aob e3
nidt beratiS, Ct bcbielt es ais &fano
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11
@a@ertildl.
Nnnen 0eforotion.

SSnnen 9 foratiOn.
0ic glpriIntmnler Der SynnensDes
forotou trdgt in ser Souptlo9c oaS
G'cprdgc eincs oWtiin6encr Seftes. <
@en aroBten Gbcil nimnt sic 9Slbli.
fation oeS bon 0en 9lrcbitctten 8ieber
s. &olliped crltellten glellbaues ser
Ndin6ener 9iidperlid6ermgs @eieIl
ihnft Elm, eineS porne1men, geoiege
ncu @roht6mies, oeren GuBerer imo
ilnercr 9luSbnt ourh cine Siile
glGn5enoer 9lbbilounqen in elmer fir
Sddblcute rno 2aien gleidmGBig fci
ielnOen gSeiie illultrirt miro. 9lud
@in5clbeiten Ger OetoratiDen 9llSqc.
itoltmg fonnen 3ur @eltunq, mic
3. y. &loltifen bon gSoderle & @ei.
ger, @emdIOe bon Grler, Gibler uno
2lnOeren. 9ie 9Sublitotion neuer SSn-
ncnrGume bon Wt.8aQin brinqt chen.
ioqS benerfenswertbe S66pflngen
W}iuldener &iin1tler ipie 9)fatbios
Seller lm0 Seroinono @ob; Ooraif
folgcn glb6ilolmgcn cines 2anobot
les BON 9lr6iteft IS. aii6ler. @s lit
idon befonnt, DAB 9(lronoer &od's
aSSnnens0 Decoration niMt Bios glu.
Sen. lmoSnnen. 9(rHiteftur peroffeut.
li6t ionocrn iitb ItetS ouc6 sic pubIi-
aiitiihc &flege Scr nit DER Snnen.
tilnlt pcrbunocnen SiinIte itnO Sc
merbc bat onqcleQen iein laiien. GU
trinat anN oieieS Scft lpieocr ocfo.
rotipc 0em1l0e bon 2eon @uflt uno
Nlar @eNhein, ic60ne 5ilberDoien
BON @rrtic6cr lmo S. Sofimonn uno
id)IieBlHb cinige ent5iidenoe 9lrbcitcn
ben GmnD 3megbriid (8lumenitiId)
lnO pima Somoif (3ierblumcn'
itroltB). gllio cine Siiae eoeliten
pornebmiten Stoffes, cine oaucrnnc
Serei6erung OeS @eiites uno cine
mertbuoae 50roerlng oeS@ei1madS,
Der @in3clpreiS Ocs glpriIbeites be-
trGot 3 W3arf.
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Mencrn[ sifLrai 0Lnhenfrn.

Us a bington, 10. @iai.
Inter allen @brenbe5euqlngen mel.
c5c eineu Sffi5ier ieines &anges 3ll.
tommen puroe geitern Der perltor.
bene @eneralmaior Daniel 6. Sidles
auf Dem nationaleu 5rie0bof al 9lr.
lington 5ur letten 9iube beitattet.
Sn feierlic6em 8uge purOe sic 2eide
bonn Gentral9obnbof ibon am 5rei.
tag 9lbeno, estortirt BON elmer
S6mooron &opaQerie ln0 elmer
Gompagnie 9lrtiaerie, nu6 oeut
SSrieobof iiberfiibrt, no iie ofientIid
ouSgeltcllt muroe. Ser 2ofacttc,
olf meI6er iie rlbte, folgtc oes @e,
neralS reiterIoicS 9loB, rpo ais Ger
3lg Sort N}pcr poiiirte, feuerte 9lr.
tilleric Den @enerolnaiorS. .5ollit,
ilper ooS @rob mrroen Orci @emebr.
ldlpcn gcfelert nn0 ais ocr Sorg in
oie @rrft geicnft puroe, folgte nod
cin glrtillerieialllt. 9ie &eic6cnreoc
biclt Der &aplon bon Sort NlDer,
9icp. S. 3. @ouli6on. Qln Dem 3iigc
ino Der SScicr mtf Dem Jrie0bofr be.
tgciligten iib niele @eterunen aus
0cm 8iirgcrfriege.
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Syuuaer gnridc ucrId,unnOcu,

Gobert Carroll, Der 16 Sabre oIte
Go9n BON Srn. lmO Bruu Wlottbep
Carroll, ipo6n6aft in Scr. 404S,
9orf &eibt8 glbenue, bat on Dergan-
qcnen @}ittipo6 oie elterIiAe @ob'
niin8 perlaiien lno 1T bisber ni6t
nlc6r oabin 8lriidgefebrt. SrobOenl
Der &nobe elm Sbreiben 6interlieB,
IN nelAcm cr Ieinen @ltern u2ebe-
mobl~ ioqte imO erfl1rte, er molle
olfS 2ono 9eben, neigen ii1 Sr.
uno Srou Carroll ser 9lnlidt 3u BOB
ibr Spr0Bling lib Dem Dor einigen
Eogen bier gaitirenOen GirtuS ange-
ic6loIien babe. Gs lit 0ie8 mdbreno
Scr leBtcn Orei Gage6ereits oos 5meitc
Wtol, ooB oaS DurAbrennen bon Yer-
ionen Dem perlodenoen Sbimner Oe8
@irtu8 in Die Scbubc geiNoben miro.
Sin betriibtcr @otte mur Der cr1te.
melMer betreffS oeS &eridpinoenS
leincr Gbefrou sic glei6e &ernIlis
tbung GllBerte, mie nun @r. uno
Srou Carroll in Dem Sale i5res
Sobnes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11

9ln onocrcr 5teQe oe5@lattcs 5ciat
Scr 9eiiBer oeS SoQDmoo0 %arfcs
am @od 9iiper Oie bcitige Gr0iinun0
ieincS 9Snrfes al. Sc6on felt ic6cr
ii6te oieier i1onc 9husfligsort groBc
2lu5iebungStroit auf oaS 9oliinnorcr
9Subliflnt, Oos germ la9t .uno fr06-
lid lit, ans. 9l6er nod mc6r miro cS
ii1er 9lQe 9eraOe 6cutc 9lbeuO no6
ocm ic1attiaen 4nrf 5iebci, sic neben
Gem ytoiurgcnlB au1 ctuaS lin i6re
SaAnuSfeln babcn mollcn. Inter
Der &citmq bon Wu0 Sobnion miro
cine 9}cip Dorfer &arictc Grippe
oort nit cinem rcicb6altigen Rro=
qramme allen @eliAcrn bic Belt in
augenc6miter @eiie pertreiben. Goa-
tier Dip, GorouiielS, eiu outer Son5-
bo0en, cin glltc5 Orbelier miro Sc.
Dem bietcu, mas er iubt.
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Nm lllter bon 10 Subren iii ge-
Itern Iral @lorO 2nl6er, @attin ocS
Srn. @6ilip 2aubcr mo Dlutier OeS
Soru. So6u y. 2mlber, 0eS 9Sr6iioen-
ten Ger oEeltI@en s5eueruerIide.
rllngSs% s%eiellicbait," in i6rer @ob-
mmg, 9tr. 1921 9hlAentorolD Ger.
race, ans Dem 2eben gelcbieOen Gie
glrrQngementS fir Die 9eerOisual
inns nod ncbt Oollcuoct
SSn ieiner @o6nlmg, gir. $50,
gtorO.Ginceut- StraBc 1T geitern Sr
9lu9ult SaiIifc, @atte bon 5rau So
9onna Sauife, I'M 9Iltcr bon 60 SAB
rel delIorben.
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gIcpeIano, TO- @loi. D2it
eiuem oe6oruil6icn 9rieie BAT fid
eiuc bieiige GSrml an @logor 9atcr
Qemcuoct Sic protcitirt cnergild]
oaacgcn, OoB bon Der itdOtii6en 9e-
66r0e Scr GcrIud gemaMt meroc, pr
0rei gSittpcn III @itisburg Oic eiil
oics6c3iiglibeS 9lnin3cn geitcat 9a-
ben, bier @6ent1mcr 81 iinoen PIG
Qrieiibrei6criu erGldrt Dab 6ieIiGe
beirotbShlItiac Mdnner gnte Srauea
III qcniiqcnocr 9lu5obl oili Deimi.
idcm @ooeu iinocu tonuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11
snrner in nCIermania. .9gart. Z

0ic Sreiii6lngen fir 0oS am 3.
lnO a. Suli in @bilooelpbio itottfin.
0enOe 9e5irfs. .Eurnfelt boben geItern
inn o@ermonio lgarf," in Der gt1be
ben 0unoolf, Die 9lttioen Barren rmo
Danen oeS rErrnDereins &ormGrtS"
inio oes 0@erHonia EurnDcreinS"
inter Der 2eitltng oes 9e5irfS .Suru-
mortS G6riItion 9duerlein 0lirdgcl
nommen. lleber bunoert Eerionen
moren in Dem 8arf eriAienen. @r.
9Guerlein por bon Den 2eiihingen
Der Burner b06it beirieoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11
aaSct @lcGOrtle WieOer aufseuum-

@oibingtom 10. @}oi.
Ger 9lmoesicnat erfI6rte iidb geItern
Ourr6 cine glbitiunulng fir Die g8ic-
0prauinobne ocs &ooetten 6roncis
6. NlcGortle aus @olton, &os., IN
0ic Wlilitdr 9lfoOenlie. @r mar aus
ser glnitolt entloilen wor0en neil er
in Dem 0iGt bel 98cit @oint aelegenen
@gbIono Sails, gt..D., 8wei @ldier
Nier getrlInfcn boite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11
lIufaue 6cS Saocs.

GrnIt Surner bei'm llcberlbrctct
ser @a6ugelciie ser Baltimore
lrno Ohio @obn" bon cinen 8ugc
ii6crfo6ren imo get0otet. r. $r-
qucIt finoet 5u @lolnt S8inans
Itott. ~ aino BON @eronoo ge.
itiir5t.
@ei'm lle6eric6reiten Der @eleiie
ser Baltimore & S6no giien6obn q
no6e Der &reu5ung nit Der uAnno-
polls Short 2ine" 5u g8eltport, Drr.
DC ge1tern Nlorgen peni9e Wtiniiten
na1 A ll6r ser "a Sabre olte mo
in SIr. is, 0t.g9cititroBe, mobnbaftc
GrnIt Surner bon cincm 3uge ilber-
fnbren lnO get0Otet.
Der ein3ige 9higen5cilge oes I'm
gliids mor ongeblid6 mtr Der al Der
areu5lng ongeitcIlte TurmpGrtcr
Ironf 2opmon melbcr iooleitb nod
Scr Yoli3ciItation 3lt N}oimt &inons
telegrap6irte. 0ie Boli3ilten Wiob.
lei ln0 @ortcber bro6ten oen &ei6.
oon 0cS llebcrfo6rcnen nnb Dem
Stationsboltic. Die gcnauc llriocbe
bcs llngGidS 1T niAt crnlittclt. @inen
Synqueit miro Coroner Charles S.
8ua morgen 9l6eno obbaIten.
&ino BON &eron0u ge-
fiir5t.
@ei'm Spiclcn olf ser @erdnOa
ocs 5mciteu StodmerfS ser g8obnlpg
ibrcS Gnfels Sobn SUIT, 9ir. Ala,
Silos9onoItruBe, 1T ecitern &orulit.
tog gegen If llbr ole iieben Sabre
alte Selen Suit bon 9tr. 4O6, Glib
GonoItraBe, gegen oas @eldnoer ge.
remit, nobel oaiielbe 5er6rob. 9ie
Jolge 0aoon mor, Dob 0oS 4iGo6en
ii sen Sofrolm bcro6 itiir5te mo
ooS redJte 6llBgelenf brad. 9ic Scr
wonotcn eilten 3u Siilfe im0 trngen
oann Oos Gin0 na6 Der elterliAen
9Sobnuug, no eS III dr3tliAe 9ebano.
lung gcnomlncn murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-11
An Scr Sir filIem sMnoI.

9luf oem n2ouoon- @arf 6ricobof"
i'll geltern 9iadlnittag sic Iterblihe
@iiQc bon 6rmi Sop6ia Gloro Has
benau Scr GrOc ii6ergebcn lporoen.
Syu Dem @egrGbniB @arIor bon &il-
liom Goof, 9tr. SOP, g}ortb 9loe.,
gino Scr 9eitottung cine Erouerfeier
boraus, ou meldbcr ii6 ouBer ben 9ln-
qc66rigen oiclc SSrelmoc uno sc.
fonnte Der 6onile bctbeiligten. @a.
ltor gS. $. Dunbar Scr Geeliorger
Der enaliiAen lutberii6cn St. MorPS