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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
0in emSenIenItrifc im aalrc l3Os.


Ser Strife Der Stuoenten ser
3o6n6cilflnOe bat i'm Sabre 1908
eincn eigenartigen @orlduier ae6a6t
Ser irau5oiiide Niitorifer Cbibiaac
beriGict in ieiner v@eiHidtc uuo 9e.
idrei6lng Oes fleiuen G6dtelet~ fol.
genOen ieltiameu @orfoll: SIN Sep.
tem6er oes So6res 1908 muroe inner.
balls Scr @onumeile bon @oris Gin
9iroer ongeiollen mo. beroubt. Nidu
ernitteltc oen lbdter, einen iungcn
MeniHen glomenS Bierre 9arnicr
aus &ouen. @r mlr0e Dor sen Gbcr
rihter Sumel gebrodt uer60rt, i6er.
iiibrt uno 3um SGnaen perrt0eilt,
ipie es Oos oamols geltenoe itrenae
@riminolgecb erbsiihte. Die Ntnrid.
ting iano naA iibliher @eiie unoer-
3iiglih Itott. @leid5 noh6er iieltc Is
iicb berouS, oaB ser @erirt6eilte ein
Shloent ser &oriier llniucriitdt ge.
meien iei inO' oieier llmitono erregte
culen ungebelren Iumult GineS
Der widtigiteH @riDilcgien Der lh.
beriit6t beitono 0arin, ooB ale i6rc
Wiitglie0er BON Der meltliden @c.
rihtS6orfcit gGu5Iih usgeblonen
rporen @rboit iIbar Oeu Gularifi IN
ieine 9iehte lirB Ger Gettor ioaleih
ale 66ridle idlieBen lmo madte Dem
9iibof pon Boris 9ln5eiae BON oem
Gorfoll. Der ols6alO fir Sen iolgeu.
oeh Eag ale @farrer nod ser Ct
9ort6olomaustircbe beidico, Don ipo
ans iie in feierlicber @ro5ciiion NIT
Banner &reu5 mo @ei6ipoiier uoh
Dem @eriHtSbofa Der groBen G6atelet
un0 ser onaren5enoen @ohnmg oeS
S6erri6ters 5ogen Gie ShlOentcn
crfldrten Dab lie Sic Soridlc niht
e6er beiuden riiroen. als bis i6ncn
@enitgtbung gcgeben miiroc 10000
Shiiler Der llniDeriitdt iolaten til.
mllhlariih Der @ro5eiion mo 1a6en
ldrmeno 5u erfemen 0aB iie gcion
nan wdren, ben GberriMtcr sd t0otcn
mo oelien @obmmg Dem Groboocu
gleih 81 MAIDEN. ga fam qliidliHer
meiie i'm entideioen0cn glngcn6idc
eiu Scroll nit per6dn6tcm 3iiael
bonn SouUre 6ergeiprenat nmo uerfiin
Oete oen Stuoenten SAB Scr aonig
oomals regierte @bilipp ser 2Ad.
ne-ibrc ala9en eriudgcn m0 Der
llniueriitdt i6r 9iedt angeOei65n TAI.
len merOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

Pm Montag 9}oAmittog miro IN
ser WlcGop-Saae eine Gonferen5 40
ge6olten meroen I'M oorii6er 81 be.
idlieBen in melhcr @eiie OaS
nSouipton SnOuitrial & 9ericultu.
raj Snititut4 fir 93eger oo8u beitra-
gen founte, oos leioige 9}eger-@ro.
blen 5i Ioien. Or @illiam S.
@eld miro oen Goriib fii6ren mo
@ouOerneur @olOs5oroueb miro
wo6ri6eiulib cine 9lureOe 6olten
Gos Snititut Bat 6is6er biel Oo5u
6cgetrogen INN Der inter oen g}e-
germ 6erri6enoen llnmiiien6eit ab5u-
belien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
lScn6uon.SuuIrruaturinln.

SSm @eobooo N}uiit Gonierooto-
riinl miro mor0en 9Iohnlittoo Scrr
9lrt6ur Wi 9om6 ein Srgelrecitol
ge6en, fir weldeS Ons folgenOe ASro-
gronm oufgeiteQt lit: @uilmort,
.Sonota in O.; 5. Q. Bod, Zoe
cota in s.; GOworo O'9prp, uGouio-
lotion", @uilmont, Caprice; III
6oiS nGontilene 9Iuptiole"; @uil.
mont,z nMarGe 6itue6re oe G6ont
Serop6ique~. Der befonnte Senor=
iGneer So6n @il6oirn miro mitpir-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

Die 9ciiir1hmg, OoB 0as 9icpol-
per.Nlttcntot Ocs abgeipieieneu Sicb-
bo6ers in Siic-9oltimore Sen &erlllIt
cines ilngen. bliibenoen YlenIbenle-
bcns sur 6olgc boben iucrOe, mar be-
rcits ocitern glbenO weieutlih gerin-
ger. 0ic 14-id6rige 2ottie Sol
oclpsfi, sic am 0ouerltag 9lbeno
pon ibren &ere6rcr 9llernnOer 90
midi in Oen llnterlei6 oei6olien mllr-
sc luO 3ur 3eit i1ner uerluun0et i'm
NicrcD-6oipitol liegt beiinOct iib out
Dem gScge Der Yeiicrlng. 9lih oas
8cfinOen i6rer @ltern bic glei6folls
BON Sopidi our6 Heuoluerihiiiie pcr-
lest purOen ioa 5ll feincn 9eRir9-
tugen me6r 9lnloB geben- Ger
9ci6nom 9opid1s, Der ii6 gleid
nod Scr Ebot icl6it cntleibtc, befin-
oet Iib in Der Wlor9ue, "a man on-
ninnnlt, oaB Serranotc aOer Be
fannie i'm retlaniren merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

Gin Sobn Der SeiBwoiier-9lnIage
in Dem Souie oeS Sru. Seurp 3erbn'
len 9tr. 1404, Git-G6aieitraBe per-
iagte mo cin &obr ploBte Der
0ompi itromte Ourd oos gauge Sols
uno erregte cine &anif inter oen Be
mo6nern. melhe 0ie 5elerpebr olor-
mirten. Ourd bic grplolion mnroe
Gin Sbooen bon lmgeid6r $tOO on-
Qerid)tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
N6le6en

Der Meb9erneilter Charles 9iiBIcr
lit 0eltern i'm Sitter Don AZ Sobrcn IN
icincr gSo6nlmg an Der Sanowebr-
9auc aeItorbcn. Gic 9cerOiglng iin-
set am ndGiten 0icnItag ltatt.
Sn S(lter BON so Sa6ren ltarb &C.
itcrn ,5rau aat1nrinc @tiaer in Der
g8o6nlug i6rer Sobter, 6rall g g..
@crItneOer, 81 9ioipeburg an Der
Ncloir-9foao. Dic 8eeroiguug finOet
norgen Gormittag bon 9fr. 223S,
1Srcoerid-glpenuc, aus ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
On cincn Wruccriclubcm bincin &C.
fabrcu.

glnoer @de bon 6nlton- imO Sill
ton-9lpenue ent9leiite geitern 9Ibeno
eiu g9nqgon Ger @relton-Str. -Sinle
imo tubr in oeu @rocerielaoeu oeS
Sru. Soiep6 @6r6arot, 9lr. 21Ol,
6ultop-9lpemlc, binein. Ger @a9-
gon rib oie Eioiten Oes CONNER
Oa6es nie0er imo 5ertriimmerte Die
9aoenfeniier. 9ln Dem @aggon wur-
oe MIR Der SENDER 5ertriirnert mo
Die @loSidei6en Oes Geitibuls gin.
gen uotiirli6 in Sherben Ger I'm
faa erregte troe Ser ipdten 9l6eno.
ihuoa rmgemobulibe 9lufre9ung in
ser 9lod6arldait obi6on Der Sdo.
ocn faumu uennenSWertb mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
9nr rlninrn Amin nr6cttrt.

@eitern 9ldAmittog murOc 0err
SSp6u Groper, Der lebten G2ithpoA
inn Sitter BON 81 So6rcn itar6, pom
Eraucr6auie. 9lr. H. gloro.@a-
wooo.9lOenuc. aus alf Dem Soflawn-
,SrieO6oie 6ceroigt. 9oitor @piter
6ieIt Die Eroucrrc0e. Serr Gramer
murOe am 16, Oftober 1853 IN
StroBburg I'M @IinB ge6oreu umO
fam i'm Sabre 1902 nit ieiner 6rau
nod Baltimore. gr mar Elm 3im.
mermaun unO miro bon ieiner @ot-
tim 5rou aat6arina 0ramer, iowie
pom 5wei G0dtern 6rou @oulinc
G0lfer unO 6rou 9(uguite 9leOoouJ
iiberle6t. gllS 9abrtudtrdger fn-
airten oie Serren q. gti9ols, 9. 9lci,
9l. Giidmonn, =. Seiu5 5. @rOmann
mo u. @agner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
Gta6l NSatcntmcOiaincn.

Soiepb Siles, ser in Der Wlittr Der
Stn0t uno beionOers in oen Gorri-
ooren Oes @erihtsgeb1uoes cine be-
fannie fcri0nIi6feit it, wuroe ge-
iiern uerbaftet uno nad Der 0tliden
Eoli5eitation 9ebradJt, no cr bel Ct.
nem &er60r Dor Dem &oli5eiri@ter
Smith alli oic glniduloigmig bin
fir $70.96 @otcntmeOBinen BON Der
ngSileD Erug So geito6lcn 6u ba-
ben, gegen $500 9iirgidait Dem C5e-
rihtsoerfabren iiberipieien wuroe.
6iles wuroe pom &oli5eihei Greamer
in 8igblanOtomn oer6oftet mo oie
0ebeimpol5iiien Sanlmersla lrno
Slip6out ermittelten, oaB lSlleS
@ooren an Die iolaenoen Sirmen
perfuuit batte. &6il. @rm, Gde bon
3. StroBe lmo 6oit.2loeule Vs.
Steiner, Sairmount-2loeme mo @ll-
wooo-StraBe, Or. -Saner an Der @de
non SSciierion- mo 9onOitraBc uno
9otcr in 91r 1851, SigbtltroBe.6il
mobnte iiber Dem @eiHdftc in einenl
&oii6ouie, 9tr, 430, Siio-9rooowop,
mo ioa Die @aoren nod ino na1
ans Dem @ei@dite Ooumter 9eto9len
6oben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
@efnnl AIMS ani's QcOer.

SSegen ongebliden UiebIto6ls ci-
nes Stiides 9eOer, oaS Der 6irma
aipp & CONS. 9lr. t605 Goitern-
QIpeuuc, ge66rt, purDe Der l9 Sabre
oIte 9lcger @iQiom @eit pon 9lr.
237, Cit-9eeitraBe, olrd Siidtcr
Smith in Scr oitlid6eu Foli5eiitotiol
Dem @eribtsperia5reu ii6erlpielen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

EVoforll ~rQr0rIl
. 2Oc sgiidbicn California Spcyoel, 20c
@opilnlni, Stiid Sc.
Scleric 0iin0cl Sc.
&roBc friicbc Nofosniifie Stid bon &C. an.
eapitarc 5leiId'Separtement.
Yanntieule, &i0. 1876,
.Soroerptertcl beimoe6Ia@ieter 6ri6ia1ss
Samnler Si0. If &C.
. @io. SdmorYanim. 10c.
. Bio. Nnmnis0oiclciien 29c
! @io- Erma &ppcnbraten i2Ac @io
Qfuno ssaoorf.sraicu. feline ano@cn mo
iein I6iau ieDr ieh oerlrnt es, 12He; 4
suaarcnrcO acfaI5ene e8pcnel0uliern.
GonlpoIiio, aIse6maIJ aebra8t 9fo. 1886
ed5nc maocre e6ueincf6uIter. bon iunocu.
nit 9Gas eeiiiiterien ScrieD'S 'S6wenen @funo
80 ed65nc maaere frif6e edinfcn, bon innacn
nit Mlais ecfiittcrten Serie0sS sSdoeinen per
@funo 1876
c5ep6delie e6inicu. Bio, 10c
@epodeIic Sduliern, Rio, 1876.
cirrandcrfrs Sfriidl.
SuanrsGurco Seitenlpcd. Yo. "A Bc.
Sngars9ureo S6inien @io- iGBc.
Gugdrs0uren klcnicSOulicr, Bfo. 131c.
Sclifa.cMcn-S Scyartemcut.
&io. iriiNes oadilei1 ilc; 2ih BIO. 29c.
Scbbnc fric6e geberpurt %fo 12c
@ariofiesSact @io. tOc
Srii9e gaHomurt nit Gage ooer SearIe
>eci6iiocniac6ie Go6iif6.@aucu, Guteuo 12c
liit 9ern augcmadbt, Sto. f5c.
Bon Ins iclbii iabri6rie 6ranffurier sSlrlie,
Son uns icI0it iabti5ric BfrItc. bic icl6l
Ghsneptifer ciicn fonnen. Rih; 1Sc
Gbiirnqer @crpnntpurit $40. 22c.
@inpclnndltc 0drinQc, Stiid &c.
NrannidpeiGer Nictiwnrit @io iSc
gcrnhrinrr grns
nrURc NnrlicnsSdbcn,
ffQncftca a@tr0gC. Ourdll0uicun utf Ncrtu0tUu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

Der Wlosfenbda oes 0@crmania=
Quartctt-Gmbs" finoet luie oil an-
ocrcr Steae ange5eigt lit am Nlon-
tag in 9orrp's Saae au Der %cit-
SoltimoreitraBc itatt. Der &crcill
bat pic(c pcrtbpoac %rciic aus8eiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
NlcOi5in mar IdJmlO.

Weol5lll MGR la)hlo'
%oli5iit G6omasN 91orton pom iio.
liden Giitrift bcIreitct in ser
Eicnit5eit ugeuippt~ 5ll 5o6en.
9|abm MIR @}eoi5in fiir Grippe,
mclGe liza ncrpos mobte.
9llIf Die 9lniGulOiglmg bin ongeb-
li6 inn Gienite 6etrlmfcn qcpcien 3u
iein botte iih geitern &oli5iit S6oa
98orton pom iiiOlicben Giitrift por ser
Eoli5ei6c6or0e 81 oeroutporieu Ga.
piton So6n SoutrD pom iiioliben 81.
Itrift NOR Der critic 3euge, ser ucr-
nommen murOe. @r nlformirte Sic
&oli5ei-GomniiiGre. 0oB cr am lebten
Gienitog naG ser iiioIihen @oli5ei.
Itation garilien uuO BEL ieiner 9htfulft
benodribtigt mllr0e, ooB 9}orton BON
Dem Ser0sonten @fiiter 6ctrinfcn
nadl 0em@oli3ci9c6duoe 0cbroc6t mor-
Den ilt Gopitdn SontrD lab 9}orton,
Ser mif ser Greppe iab. Gr orOnete
on OoB er inn @ebduoe parblei6e. bis
Il nii6tern 1T. @oI5ei. i.9ieutenant
Slteuoori ia9tc bel Dem @er60r, ooB
9}orton oen Ginorud mohie, ais babe
er itarf getrllntcu.
Sergeant @iiiter. Ser 9lortun noA
Der &oli3ciitotion brodtc, iogte aus,
ooB er 9Iortou aus Der @irt6idoit
oes 0rn Sarrimon an Der @de bon
&occ. unO SiienC.SroBe fommen
lo5 lmo ooB Der %oli3iit oui Dem
@ege nacb Ser @oli5eiitotion mabrere
W'ale 5iir Groc 81 plr5eln orobts.
9lnmolt Wlott6ids 9lngelmicr, ser
9lortou beim @cr6or reprGieiltric,
lieB ieinen alicntsn 0en 3eugenitono
6etreten Ger 9lngcihuloiete mo6te
9elteno, ooB er ieit ldngerer 3eit on
ser Grippe leiOet unO am Cicnitog
@leO5in no6m bic i6m Gr. Grdeu-
6rod ON Nlontag peror0net babe.
0ieia NleOi5iu bobe ibn uerp0S un0
I6winoelig gemadt
Gr. 0rden6ro1 beitGtigtc 0ie Pm.
ao6e Oes Foli5iiten, ooB er oemiel6eu
nm lesten 0ienitag Meoi5in oeridrie-
ben babe. Gr iogte icrner 81 @uuiten
oes @oli5iiten ooB er Oemielbcn Der.
6oteu babe, am nd1iten Gag in Ocn
Gienlt 81 ge6en
9lihter 9tiles erfun0igtc iid bel
Dem 9lr3t ii6cr Ocn @eimO6eits5u.
itonO BON 9torton uorolIf Or @rden'
6rad ion lmterri6tete Oob 9iorion
ieet nod niht inn SuitonOe it, ieinen
0ienit 5u perie6en
Ole Eoli5ei-Gommiiidre iniornir.
ten sen 9lngei1uloigten, 0oB lie bcllte
i6re GntideiOuu8 in Dem Sole obge.
ben mer0ett iuio 6ealiitro6tcn ibn
ii6 iofort BON Dem Eoli5ei-9lr5t I'M
teriubeu 81 loiien Seit D Sa6ren
lit gtorton %oli5iit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
0err @alIfc fummt nad @aItimOre.

Gic ,Metropolitan Se6ensueriiAe-
rlmgs-@eieaidait BON 9Seiu-Dorf"
bat filr5lib bier elm 9ureai er0ifuet
mu0 Srn. @eo. @. 9nblfe bon 9fih.
mono ais SnperiutenOcnten uad
Baltimore ueriest. 0r. @ablfc
ltommt ans Baltimore uno mar elmer
Der Wlitbcgriinoer Der Clifton Spar
banf" an pelhcr CT neim Sabre long
ais aoliirer t6dtig mar. Gas Bureau
oes 9rn. 9oblfc befiuoct iib i'm
Whlnien .@eb6n0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

g3orfolf, @a., i3. Sebuior.
Sin imbefanuter Gdmpier iii na1e
Gapc SeurU aeltrunoei Sebcnsrct.
tmgs Nlauuicboiteu Ueriubeu, elm
Boot 81 bemannen, nber Elm 9lorOoli.
Sturm tobt uno Der Seegoud lit 5il
rallh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
GOlIiiiun mar mmDcrmeiO6ar.

9l6er MIR i'm 6ole einer &erlebung
Der iuternotionolen S6iiio5rts.
6egeln So erfl1rt Gopitdn
Sobuiou BON DER vNlouroe".
S4G6rcno ser @sr6onOluug gegen
Sen Gopitdu Der n9Iautidet".
&bilaOeIpbio 13. 8ebrlar.
GapitGn @OworO 6. So6nion, ser
6ii6rer pes Gompiers nNlonroe, q
CAB in ser bcutigcn Sibimg Scr Ser.
6onohmg oegen Oen ser 5o6rlGiIiq-
felt ouaeitbuIOigtan @apitan Osmpn
9errp pon ser o9tanhifet" an, 0aB
er oieleidt i'm StonOe gerueicl
icin riiroc, Die Goaiiicn 81 permei-
Den, foQs er sic internotionolen yie.
9cln fir SHifiobrt ouf 6o6er see
Oerlett bo6en piirOe, 0ieie 9lneobe
moGte er i'm areu5Oer60r.
Gieie 9ieaeln oerlongen ooB i'm
Sole pon 9febel ein Gompier. Der Elm
9Iebel.Signo( BON einem 6a6r5enac
bort oeIen Yoiitiou nicbt 6efonnt lit,
10 melt ais mogli9 ieine Wloidbinei
Sum StiaitonO 6ringcu un0 Damn
gon5 poriidtig napigiren bis aae Sc
fobr elmer Golliiion poriiber lit
Ger Captain iaete, ooB cr, ais er
oie Sianopfeife ser ,9lonhldet"
6orte, ieine 0laidincu gum StiQitono
6rinaen lieB. @dra er itott oeiieu
nit @oaoompf meitergeiobren 10
ncinte er, 0ouu piir0e er OieQeidt
sic ,9lontlldet" lmgei06roet poiiirt
6aben.
GieieS 3sugniB mohte Die Sihio.
tion 3u elmer ei9enortigen. Gonod,
trug ndulid Gopit1u So6nion ourd
icmc 9ciol0ung ser Gegeln ielbit oo
5u bel ooB ser llniaa eintrot. pd6.
reno onOererieits @opitGn 9errp an
gelhulol9t it, ourh 9tIdtbeIolglnf
Der &egcln Die lmmittel6ore llriodC
81 Der GoQiiion gegeben 5u 6o6en,
Captain sSo6nion beenoete belitl
leine 9Iusiogen, nofocm er Orei Sugl
oui Dem 3euaenitono gemeien mar
Seine 9hisiagen Gulroen i'm areu3
ncrh1r nicht erihiittrrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
@nt beImdltc glaHcnucriamnInna.

Sn Ser 6robiinu.Soae, an Der 6re.
Oerid-glrenue, fonO geiter 9lbenO
nm 8 llbr cine @loiieu.Geriommluug
ser ySo5ialiIiiihen Eortei" itatt. Gs
ipurOen cine 9ln5o6l &eOen unO Sut-
iproden ge6olten, Die bon Oca iiber-
aus 5ablrcidb cridienenen 3uborcr
NIT groBem 9eifoll oufgenommen
murOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
@ortrna in Der rSrienoS' Sdulc."

9}dditcu N}onto9 GorInittag miro
Gbcf.SSngenieur Goluin W. SeliOrids
bon ocr 9(65ugsfonol- -Gomuiiiiton in
Der o6rienoS' Shule" an Der @de
BON @orf-@lacc lnO Sanoale- StraBe
einen @ortrog ii6er o0os neuc Slb-
5uesfonol- -Spitenl, ocn &iaOnft lnO
oic 9cOefung Der SoncS' Sale bal
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
gImcrifoniidle Srmppen aclan0ct.

" al bingtot t3. 5ebr 30
omerifoniihe Seeleute bonn 9rer5er
nSou SranciSco~ wuroen 6eute IN
Cape Saitieu Saiti, gelonoet, nm sic
6remOen unO oereu Gigentbum III
Shub 5u ne6men COMMANDER
Sorriion berihtete Dem Wlorine-Ge.
pnrtemeut ooB morgen cine ariiiS
beporite6c, imo ooB er licb 6ereit ball
te, peitere @iauui6oitcn 5u lonocn.
2eS @eiteren erfl0rte er, OoB er
Snformotionen er6olten babe, mo-
nod Oie Wiannihoiteu Oes proDiiori.
iden &rdiiocnten 3anor 9lnitalteu
treiien sic oeS General I6eoooge,
luelder in Cape &oiticn cine iepornte
9fe9ieulng eto6lirt 81 ltiir5en
0ie 9lmocs &caierma oeriolgt Sic
9lnaelegeubeit nit groBtcni Sutereiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

ga eS bon General 3omor o55dnat
81 bepeiien Dab er 0ie Situation
bebcrri6eu fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

@rdiioent mo Serr Sronf Geppii6
&iccprdiioent. Pm Die g9obl rei6te
iib gemiitbliAeS 9eiiommeaiein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
Wcrmonio NoncIor d
VI I. 2O2.n

9liAt Shtrnt uuo @cttcr pcrmag
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Arizona republican., 1914-02-05
TUCSON ELKS OFFER
 HOME FOR CITY HALL
City Finds Ready Made Accommo datons Required for Public
 Offices.

Special to The Republican,
 TUCSON, Feb. 3.-Few cities that are seeking a new city hall have one ready made and practically ready for occupancy offered to them. but this is the surprise that came to the councilmanic committee that was appointed to seek a new home for the city offices, the municipal build ing having far outgrOWn the present quarters. The local lodge of Elks has offered the city it's home and if the offer is accepted and the sale made, will proceed to erect for them selves a new four story building on a site closer to the retail business section of the city.
 The site offered to the city for a new city hall is directly opposite the present city hall diagonally and and has a frontage on Court House park. For convenience it's adaptability is admitted and it will take little re modelling to fit it for use. The present lodge room would be the council chamber and there are ample parlors and committee rooms to sup ply office accommodations for all city officials.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-05
G|LA COUNTY JAIL |S
 SHORT TWO PRISONERS
Murder Suspect and Thief Use Pads as Ladder and Reach Ceiling
 Trap Door.

GLOBE, Feb. 1.-Two prisoners, one accused of complicity in murder, have made their escape from the county jail and Sheriff Frank Haynes is busy Investigating the manner in which two of the foXiest prisoners incarcerated in the jail for many a day succeeded in obtaining liberty. Both were sent to Globe from Miami. the second to serve a sentence of 90 days for larcen.
 Although the prisoners did not es- cape from the main part of the jail, but from a front room, so that at no time was jail delivery immi- nent, there are circumstances at tached that are particularly exas- perating to the sheriff There was strong circumstantial evidence against Salazar and he was being held incommunicado in the hope of extracting a confession. Judy, the other escape, offered to aid in pump ing SalaZar and give the sheriff such information as he obtained and lowed the escape by taking slabs that had been used in one of the padded cells and piling them up to form a ladder to a trap door at the top of the room. Their absence was noticed within a quarter of an hour, but that short time sufficed for their complete disappearance.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-05
- GENERAL STATE NEWS -
GREAT RESERVOIR ID
 BE BUILT AT MIAMI
Further Construction Plans tor Inspiration Company Are
 Announced.
Especial to The Republican)

(SpeCldl to IHe IetpupliNoA'
 GLOBE. Feb. 4.-F'ur:ner import ant work in addition to and in con- nection with the $25oc,000 for the International Smelling and Refining company at Miami is announced by that company. This is the con- struction of the largest privately owned reservoir in the southwest Macarthur Brothers are to start work upon it at once.
 On hilltop close to and 200 feet above the shelter and mill site will be located the reservoir for the Liant. It is to be elliptical in shape 342 feet in length and 142 in width with the greatest depth of g feet It will be capable of storing millions of gallons There are ample water facilities close at hand, but the erection of a large pumping plant to handle those resources will also be required.
 A force of sixty laborers is to be put to work at once by Macarthur Brothers.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-05
VICTIM OF HOLDUPS
 IS LEFT UNCONSCIOUS
Unknown Man Is Clubbed and
 Robbed on Road Near Bisbee.

Especial to The Republican,
 BISBEE, Feb. An unknown man who started to walk from Os- born to Naco last night was struck over the head about 11:30 with a clubbed six shooter and left uncon- scious in the road near Osborn, af- ter having been relieved of s55 in currency which he had on his per son.
 Deputy Sheriff Graham was noti- fled of the finding of the man and later had him brought to Lowell He is apparently a German and a stranger in this section. He is thought to have come to Osborn last night on the Golden State Linn ited and then started to walk from tEere to his destination at the line, where the train does not stop. The officers last night sent out wires conveying descriptions of the hold ups and are hopeful that they may be intercepted in the state today.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-05
BORDER TOWNS WILL
 FEEL LOSS 0F TROOPS
Uncle Sam's Monthly Disbursements for Soldiers Pay Will Be
 Seriously Felt.
Especial to The Republican,

(Speclal 10 The RepuDllcan)
 DOUGLAS, Feb. 3.-This city and other border points will have a de- cided loss in pay roll as a result of the lifting of the embargo on the eXportation of arms and other muni- tions of war into Mexico, if, as is to be expected, the troops that have been patrOlling the border to pre- serve neutrality shall be withdrawn. In such pay roll this city and No gales have been especially favored in Nogales, though Naco and other points have enjoyed the advantages to a limited expense.
 There has hardly been a time for the past three years or more when at least one regiment has not been stationed along the border Each month has come a distribution of pay to men and officers and geneg- ally that money has been spent at the points nearest to which they are stationed. It has given this city many thousand dollars of business and at a time when other business had been lost owing to the shutting  down of mines to the south because of disturbed conditions. Those mines are not yet generally opening and the withdrawal of the government funds spent in wages and for ra- tions and supplies is certain to be reflected in business circles.
 It is thought probable here that one of the regiments now engaged in border patrol will be left at Fort Huachuca, close enough to the bor- der to reach any part of the line within a few hours and that the other regiments will proceed to in terior posts and be stationed as they were before the necessity arose to keep a constant guard on the border. General satisfaction is expressed by MeXicans here who are generally constitutiOnalists. They state that large orders may be expected to be immediately placed with the large eastern arms and ammunition houses.