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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
ANNUAL REPORTS Of CITY
CLERK AND CITY MARSHAL
GIVE INTERESTING DATA

Tho sun of ,ss.ss.s5i was Tca.
li,ea by the city from Wholesale and
retail saicsa licenses. bo,'Iiue IL
cens.s aud transfers during the Ts-
cal ,sar ,ha, ended March ~. 1915.
according to the annual rorpr, ri
city clerk T. u. MIiiisen. reviewed
by tho city council las, nish,. thus
showing ,ha, tho biggest Part of The
ct,y's license revenue .vnes from
tho iiaucf traffic.
The report -. forth that there
~ere in effect a, the ,ir.sn of the fis-
cal year forty .cne retail liquor IL
cresrs: sixteen onc-horsn express: (:
s,S auto hacks: fourteen pvcl and
billiard licences: eleven second hand
stotcs: fou- brewery and bo;,ling .s-
,a.ihhmen,s: three plumbing u
cnuscs. one junk dealer. two lunch
wagons: seven wholesale iiluor "
oenses: thirty y-fvc hotels and res
tauran's: five ,hes,crs and NOV q
picture shows: one ravnbroker: ono
billposser and distributor: ono scav-
cneer: one sidewalk and curb con-
tractor and three public dance halls.
The revenue collected by the city
clerk during tho twei-e-month pc
riod il set down "a follows:
saloons. wholesale and re-
fers ....ss....... sy2S.'sf.'i
Hacks. express and trans
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
Confession Of "OAG0 FRANK"
VII! !.!!!,! No! !IIERF!RE ME-! e. WITT. WITH !.
SECOND TRIAL Of BECKER
Statemeat Of One Of Executed Csamen Nay
Throw Nev Light On Killing Of Herman
Reseatkal. Whitman VIII Prosecute Becker.
KlLlea lavslsed h Statement.

took place. I advised him to tell the
whole story. ii- ssid II he did they
would Xiii his brother, I asked whom,
be m-aal by they. lie replied thai,
,hes- we're fifty msa In N-~ York
be could nsme. iis said. Z aoa's
carr for myself. i,s rs, family I care
for
u caused fsasA cirofiei in i,-
brought from the soadssna-d cell
house Ia III. office st-out I o's'osk
Noaday ssosniae, lie made the ioi-
ia~ias smaas other .sassnsa.s In
the ps.ssaer of mss-lf. Principal
Keeper Meiassss. sse .sspisia. his
naosh-r AMI .isssf, Thrs ass-.i him
to tell The shois truth n. hssiis,a
cd and said'
- asa't sshs 10 naaA- an, state
meat sns The public. . do not feat
fos myself. ba, do fear f.s ss-ss
''ttis sister replied 'thoet hasr
an, fear Tot as2 -. siii .ak. ssf. Of
fo0>1DDe1 - OADD ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

A total ~ i.ii5 arrests vrrr made
in the si'p -f Trinidad during tho
tisral yrar beginning April I. i,i5
ani ending March Al. 1914. ss,urd-
ing to the annual report Of ci,y Mar.
shal James H. IsovId.n. received by
the ,itv council las, night. F.r
stranded persons accommodations
we're given to IS. p~opIc and I SO"
police calls ve,e received a, the 20
li,o station.
Thu report Of tho city marshal for
the year contains much Interesting
Data Tho greatest number of ar
there being ass for .h's o,fensc. Fcr
zss arrests vsrc made:
IsS arrests for vaeraury. twenty sic
arrests for carving concealed wear-
ors. ninr for violating the autumu-
bile sg--st limit. twenty for petty
iarrent. twelve for grand Larceny;
thirteen for burglar. four for pod
ding ~i,hcu, license. seven for as
sault to kiii. two for license viola
tiuns. six for forgery two for white
slavery. four for breaking through
funerals; thirteen for gambling: siN
for violating the sunday closing Law.
During the year iiS women were
arrested for various of'enses; 'hir-
two persons being arrested for out
side Officers Four rcoming houses
were rsiled.
Convictions urrn secured for 'Ns
greater number Of arrests.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
kEnEnAN GRANTED
CHANGE Of VENUE
N nAnDAMuS CASE

is"aas ksassan. sh. bl.rAs
saith spsi,sr. in Frspnas. ,n =
samGoas In . viii at pasesar
sass sssasss by The ai.lsist coat
tAsa Serh ea a p-sisioa Of iss.s
tn Osssss~. ssssssS4 il s.es1
shis oossias. Ths sheriff .
ss~k sss .~ushs Tie usis In
s"sw~ the auditor IN sasis tho
hstis foe 'ss r,Ysa-a, u ssss~s
used bF Tho state mi.isias
krn-saa t.eaf ASKED Toe =
change "f srau. I. tAaasef s~.aH
~ sAa the sass5"r -as grated
.sisssa riairnea In hi. petit
'iaa shas ssfsss lad b~-a pss.
.sas~a trer him sna that ts-
sEsi-. hAd noses been naEIs
k-a-hss has .iabbnsniy s.susra
To pay .he biii. fps ,h- nI.isary
h"tsr,ss charging that 'h-su e.ro
iasss-psn.i-s Ia sh- .sru.pss
sua ,ha. sryorsl at ihs bars-s
hs5 s~~n charged toe ,.is-s 4.
~ss I. insp~vs tho hors~s ani
sh.sk p.. these arsusinss 'kas
k~arhsn rar-. h~r- = few weeks
ago api utaafied pi'h Eru.fai
jnhs Chase shi capssin y. j.
perrmaus
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
HARRY 1nAW WINS
IN APPLICATION FOR
WaI1 MDEAS CORPUS

caesota. n ~. Assii tss-tisssy
4. 1Asss s-stiiSss foe . ~sis os ks-
erss .aspsss sss ssaassa bs jras~
sasassr Aidstsh. .s tho tsNsS Ssaa~s
fsissss-s Stu-.ss. today
The s-,d ssid tsAs So "sss-f ~s-sia
r-e is.ss-.s d. aiss barge sAa psss@nrs
un.ii affaasrarAss srsr scrarl.sres
fas srrr.ilng ss ,as raI'es States
sups-mo cssts
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

All but on. OF the city officers
elected one year ago when the Dun
iavy administration took up the
reius NJ local government were re-
,aiued by vote or the city council
las, pight Tor tie cns'ins ycar-
Judge ". u. Uines. Who has been po-
lice ma axi.,ra,c. was succeeded by n.
W. Babcyrk. The only other change
is On the pcl.ec force, officer Earl
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

A1tssy. n. r.. Apsii iss-sAosti3
sslss ~t,aao vsssA'' ctso<tes vsss 10
she s~sih chair 10 SisR Slhs Frisco
ssssy ,ssaesAay be toia wssa.a ci.s-
~ that ''0yr the niena'' iscsa~iss.
Lefty t.ssie- Rns.sh~sa asa i,.ffy
vsitas. - lasusmve. tis-a The sssss
~h,sk KILLED lS~smss Rn.rs'hsI. tot
akSeh crime the fsst ssanea rsia
their lives
''so Tar .. I ksua ts-ek.f ksa
sesksns In aa ~l,h this .ss-.~ IN.
swsmss si.o ssssse-as 1T Gas a
kaSsl~s>' tishis-'
t.JsutIri assssvd h. sss tis- miles
svsy ss sh- time The crime ~ss s"rs'
muisd. ssa that "wsWsy i~s's~
xSasSsksct. sishusah ,s~srsi al ,h.
sssse at tho sk-pssns. dtd sns fis-
ssy of tho she,.s clsnts,i made n"
sll-sps. ho~es-r. 10 dssy that h-
sas ts.iuded in the ustGsssi gio' In
s,sy tsuses,hsi. ~.ru admitting ihst
s~u atSals besafe the GAMBLER sss
slsis he ueal With other ssnAsssrs
To hook Tor their iat.aded victim.
They were frightened away fsoe Rs-
s~uyksl % the a-sassos BY mea they
SSoashl ~ste detectives The Goa
aSased msa slso sdmss'ed that early
% The atSh, Of the actual kiiiina he
~as is the stray murder ear -i'h
u. asnaea bat he Insisted that be
LETT shsW before they Shot the gam.
bier. Ns did NO, eSpiais ~hy he loft
the other sunmea just ptier TO the
shupsins but two teaseas sfs sd-
sssse,i. One l. that he bc,as.e fright
~srd sad the other that he deserted
In order To hail out his sweetheart.
Jean Gostesl who had been arrested
The statement, which ~as made
serbsiiyta the prisoakevPers office
about I O'Clock In the metnins. vas
the result Of the insisicui plea on the
patt Of Cirpfiei'. mother and his sis-
ter for the truth. They had been
here and made an unsuccessful ap-
psai 10 the governor to sa,c the Prts.
oVesa life. kesursing To the prison
sear dawn they were met by the war
aes and taken to the office ~hefv
lhey met Citufi,i. Mr. clancy came
10 AIhasy today aud told his story ,e
Superintendent jobs u. bailey Of tbs
state prison department, and Cover
NOR Ulynn. The warden first issued
q formal statement rsAcsrsins = rar'
Of what Cirutici told him and ,atc'
aided "details which included Cifc
t,cj's admission that he vas in th'
murder cat" two nights before th'
alayiue.
The formal statement Of the war
den follows: About 3 o'clock In sh'
evening Roeeaburs asked me io saw
FRANK, saying he ha6 nothing to d'
With the shooting. he was not there
I vent over and asked Frank VIII
he did aot tell the truth. lie rcplie,
that he ksew what was going on BIZ
vss not there when the ehootiu
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

''Mosh.r'' Msry Jones. .ho la.
been held = military prisoner ia the
county jail nj wais-nburs for Tia.
past t~o weeks. viii be released some
time today. This i. the sosi that
comes from the military authorities.
No dcfihii- announeem-n, as Ia . hen
the AGED strike leader is To be set
flee has been made. but the e-n.sai
Anaolne meat foiioss lh- earlier an
soaneement thai the last Of ,h- in
fahsry in tho strife sss- ~iii l-as,
the fieia Within the tss, aay or
tsos
All. Gen Joan Chs.~. - the foi,.
fsaa ns'Ionsi guard. ts In a rasnisy
which ot svp eohsii.sIae oss-f. 60
Obey feSssdIns 'Mssh-E'' Jes-ss lie
has b~ea ordered ~ G.s-sa.s Asa
ssas 10 release the aged sssiS- Trader
he'd 81 Wass-hhass as . 1aiiiisff
pFi.oh.rs u be as-ss .s. b. ~iii Ie
unable Ia Produce hnf before The
ssal- Sapsrm~ Soas, Friday a. shss
tribanAl Ia. eamn a-i kim to da
in sss hah~as esspsss ~sr~d,nss In.
ssisu.ta ia s.s s-aaIss
II h- fails .a ps.s.ns "Moshes
t.ass be nas b~ held 10 s"ns-nps "s
tho hixhrss state .oafss u be sn-s
not obrr tkr xns-fp"fs os-i~s he ~tlt
b. aisosesine bic sosnnassssEinE
.hi-f.
Gos.snps Nnspns yesterday OF
i-s-a ske sailisfA Ia b- vishSrsvn
from iisssrsshp sosess In ,h. sossths
go s.~i sastkc field saa u IL ssr~ss'
cd ,hss sse soldiers ~sIi leave to-day
All siiissss psssas.ss sss Z. b.
released ~ ass~s isso the ssesusy ~
sss snssiffs
sNosher j.sss ka. b~~s hssa ta
lhr city jsii al wsfsemssfg ss saHias
'.sy psisosss ~ias as charges sgsisss
s-ss ii~eans- .h@su A'r NO sAsses's
, sAiass k~s. rAsssH J.tf rssf s5Il h~
s.ss.i I. srsSas- srs Isass-ssss'nlf
as.aa ,.kias esssse. " 'sr aiii'ia 'ss
nas splsas~ boz Les"sussnas
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
'EE' IiE'} II ;E ; E E E ;j |E% Ii 'j%Et' '!iEit ,t
RECOMMENDATIONS Of CHAMBER OF CON-
MERGE FOR EMPLOYMENT Of MUNICIPAL
LIGHT EXPERT TURNED DOWN. MASON
AND PATTERSON OPPOSE NEW CONTRACT.

Kahn that the contract t.~ signed bv
the ,i,r AMI the proper officials es
the Iisbt COMPANY. carried by vote
ut seven to three
The reading Of the resolution and
yrcg-esd contract by the city s,'cr4
n.y p.ccipi,a,ci ,hc discussion ,ha;
,cn,inued for an hcprs Mr. Mason
.c-s q determined stand and prr-
sersed = .gieasis argument 10 SUP
rett his epaleatica. Alderman bona
hue explained the proposition n a
new lighting system. ep,ns carefully
into data secured by him relative to
lighting .rs,er,s In other cities and
towns aud quoting taies charged. lie
Declared tha; the rates charged this
city under the rrvv-~ed contract
were much lower than other towns
larger aad smaller than Trinidad
were paying Dcnahue manifested
familiarity with his subject.
Alderman Dpnahuc opposed the
recommendation Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce. stating his opinion tha,
the employment of a municipal cleo
trical expert was unnecessary. and
said that the city was getting most
liberal contract with the light cum-
panr. General Manager r. y. Wood
of the light company. was present
and answered all questions put In
him and explained the proposition
In detail.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

Csisaahas. Mexico. April IL
wki's tSese has b~ss a dsssis Of
ss~s ssuss the fsnas. II i. snassss.s-s
sksso has s~es several snesxsn.h.s
81 sAs f-asu. t-Afrss sai other ,svh.
Ia ~sish Tho r.ss."a federal esssi.
pna f~ssratrds
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

~ t,as". Texas. April ii.-ons
huaar-d Ana fIfty sraniarsis .a, of
,hs eight huaasrd expelled fsosn Tas-
s-oa. left To-day soe Essi- rs<s. Tex
as. .sees. ,h-s expect Ia nAk- th-ir
.sy 10 Noelss~Y ssa ssi,iiis. M-si-
90,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

New York. April 1.-THE roafes.
sios of ''Dsxo rrssk" cirofiei = fe~'
hour before his sseeution Tor ih-
psss he played In the murder of Her
man Rns~slhsi. uiii sol be- p~smiltesi
10 issestsse 10 the ,lsss OF District
Asioss-, Whiioan los . s~~osa Trial
Of Charles Becker. former police iisu-
leaaats Whitmsa holds the sosI-~-
stoa In D~ h~ssSsy r,iaease. asi
therefore .nsa sdisaabie either far Tho
S-fsss~ OF II ser or IN the psu.@vu-
iios Of Hssgs vaiios. Assosainx to
the sosfsssioa. Harry vsiios fired
oss shot u Sss bis I~slimosS ssa
thai Of ''Bsiasie" Wee~s sna Jack
Ros~ that trd 10 The soasisttas of
the sasm~s, The second ssist ps
t.seul. b@ek~f uiii bssis May II
Justice xssbary tomssfo~ xsass. =
sosios ot District Attorney wsi'.
0aa.
District Aliosssy whi,ssn i.sas.;
. ssAss1esS. dreissiax he believe I'd,
shs eost~ssios Of "Aaxn tsssk
uoaia Az the psus~sasSps at shs
Becker case iussph \. shay s.1
sassea sois, .. irssi siissasy fes
NneSre t.Ssssessas brshsf. a-siasssa
he vusia sos prepare The ssss ~sis
The esoshes of the lIea'ssss'. joss
tseles. issassiss % Asssiss . sseey
- - ''asnpstoess of pssiy ssuoas
whs ussssS 10 ssit alleged isfessA.
ssss.e
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
PLAY BALL.!
Baseball Season in Big Leagues Opens Today
With Favorable Weather. Ceremony MARKS
Opening Of 1914 Season.

In
orally favorable T.ns president
monies marked practically
weather condition. are
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
MOTHER JONES NAY
Be RELEASED BEFORE
NIGHT

Deaves. Colo. April l4.-Judys
Advocate Major E. J. Boughson said
today that Mother" Jones, who is
held . military prisoasr At wAisea.
eary. would probably be released Be.
fore night. - all the troops will b
removed today from Huesfano eoua.
y.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

Tucker being dropped for Charles
Taft. a former patroiman. The police
fore. having been increased from sew
on 10 eieh, members. a place was
made for sena. O.her applicants Who
failed To- land star were Adolph
palmer and J. y. Ryan.
There va. opposition only to a
few of the payroll places and the
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
WILSON TAKES
FIRM STAND:
HUERTh MUST
SALUTE j. s.
FLAG

Washington. u. q. April IL
\ general concentration Of tn. Al
issti. fleet ., TsnpIss .as ordered
today BY Secretary St Navy Daniels.
after . eabises me-tlas In 1hlsh III.
rfosid-ni ps-srssrd II. n-eussiiy for
hAskink up tho demand St Ainifai
MAJ. tina, ,hs Amssisan ,ias be 81
ius-d By tho tiuestA sSa4Eaat-s. The
sabin1s atssusssd the si,ua,isa for
s~o hoafs, II was the ssasFai spsnr
tos that tho rsissd States .hoi,a in
sic. 90 tho ssioss. AEsss ID" air~s-
ing. ausias a sasstisa@as sii-nsu OF
all ostie.ss. the rs~s.a@ns .oatssress
-ilh s~~sesAr, rsnalgS aaa reports
s-s~ suss-ss that later today = state
meet uouid BE- issssss
Tn- officials ssta shas 40 ui,isasH
ium sAa b~-h tAsass Go abe 1rursta
GOV ssanshs. ssl sha' ,so s="biiisaE
siaa OF .kr fleet vss is'rsasd 60 isss
tho Halted states 10 |. position ss -hI
sass- 90. ssssia isszsSis'p a.sel".sH
seats make IL sewr~sasgs
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14
JACK JOHNSON GETS NEW
NEW TRAIL on 1A1U
WUYE SLAVERY CHARGE

chhAas. April tt=tssk
jSAAsQe. ssv-- ssxto. heAsy.
OslsAs ssssisss. Sss today
sfsVusa . sss ssi.i cs .
Mass wAhar slavery art
sAAfsx. @A1sf ~kish the Hos
gro ~As s~ss-Ae.d 10 ss. rear
ia the pesi.raslsss Ana os"
sAe.sssss saiiAfs tises
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

w..kissssas - @ sPsii II
Farther sas.ssissibea viii be- aaair
iAsa ls- arrest ss ArsHstsaa aaastHrs
81 Tsntirs before shs wssSiassoA
ss..ssssss TAKES f-s.ssr ssston oa
shs .ssAssa .os ssir,asioes Ia ,he
Nm.fS-as FLAG
Noes ut sks A-sss~Fs al sh~ cab
,sss soa,s sSwss ssr soaf.F-rsr
bal il 80. lessssa sstsess'iss,S tsAi
'Se isvsssisAitea a ~ sesssstss
sssA Sss ssriss u she Assesssss -.
rises ~ rsR eise ssata b- called TOT
b~sss- fss.hsf sssi@s ssti S~ 'atss
ss shs t'si,~a states u ss ssasss
ssnss sha. itasssss sbi'r -szsr''isf
tho ATTEST. s,o5ssea ~s. sAAs shs M"tsH
oan s-~assHsss asssa -lsAia BE
sizh,s usssf issrsesssn.st law
ss ,spisG t- lesse Sssshs
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

New York.
Tbs Sati"hai league i-hnaai sin.
n.fs oi last s1a.ah ssas1a, virtually
The same lineup a. s-tar~. With the
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-14

National Leaxse.
u, II. y
New York ..............,l o
Philadelphia '............io IL (.
BATTERIES; Marauard. froa,a,s and
M-,srs: Alexander and kiiiif-r.
American LeaEue.
u, II. y
washington '.s.s........i .
"~~a"h J
ttaii-si->s Johnson and Ain..ai,h:
coiiias. Kelley and CaHiesn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12

GouSeniirtcr 9luSwciS H0er ben eiaub Der
o6jcrmana Sire Snuraucc 6u." uou GclO
Norf, 9.sg., ant 81. SG5em6er 1913.
Geionmte Ginna6men wd1reno oes ,o ~ 90
Sa5res ,,..',... '.4ssrg' '''''.,' 2oo5,72ioe
Gut0a6cu.
Gunoeiqenbum i'm 9eiiB Der G'es ooo 90
s1goiSeIan 6arie9cn aai drnuo. 2-oo'yoo'ss
0er Sefcdidaii aecisaci ~. 5Aos.254si
gnnr inn gireah NM i gdnten
uno Iruir@ompdgnlen. ....... 53O,9O6lS
s8ilnH5ct ......... o44, ,39O.Oo
0qaipS' Hap paeiscH i'R T',n.".'. ... o..' A.75os4
guilo @u6dben ..............$I .$Is05, SOL 3S
0idt 5uHcitauoenc @ntBabci.
IgCnicusB Bilan3cn. oret
q0cr mebr Wionalc
gnSSTmesrt5 oer an6. vi''-''''
eufbaben ii6er Den 3 uq0 4
Wlarfhueri6 ....... 5s5.4O6st ,''o
Gcfammie sueeiianoene Gni9d6en $7260,10727
9erbnbimiciteu.
unbe5a6lie Serhte nno Inprh@e
9oiac ni6i iddiqe 8rdmicn. 49,. S,s65,6oi .ls
Saldre, Nticibe, unfolien ETC.. llN 2,224fl3
Aboei6dbier &ciraa lpdier 5a0llas
rcr Steuern ............... 80 100000
Gommiiiionen 0jailcrGe6r6ren etc i94a2So
''tT rune.8ramicn ..s........... .''' 80, ,7a7B7I
oeiammtc Standardization, nit
glusnabme oes Ndpiidls .S3 663,05 -
snieaiapitSi iFHii 1if'"y''. .....si ooo.ooooo
leberihuB hbcr ale
- 3506 .g6G00
!. cciammic gcrbiuoa6Iciien. $T2oO 1927
gcirae Scr an 81. Ge5cmber 1913
In ocn Ser. Giaaten In Nr0it
bciin0liolcn 3uliccH. ....... .$lO3, ,412 ,614OO
9eiruQ Der In WldrOlnno pdbs
reno 0es Sdbrc5 1913 ausge
iicQten 9olccn. ......,.-.. 77t5,02200
4rdmien iuc6c pGbreno 1913
In MarOlano empinn9eH uurs
Sn Wlar0lan6 in 1918 be3a6Iie
Scrluc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2U,S1ooO
gcraiic ................. 277Oo.ss
staat NlarDlano, GerlmerauassSepar
0pmniiarss&Nreau. - gnl imore, ben 2.
Scbuar 1914 SD bel0enQc bernii oaB
&oriiebcnocs elm ipdbrQeisaeircncr Aus3ug aus
Dem id6rlidcn gluspeiie Der ,,Wcrmnnin Sire
Suinrnncc 0u." upn 9eWs9Durf T.V., bis sum
81. Nc3en6cr 1913, lple cr IN oieienl 9iireau
cinQcreihi poroen. it.
geu. Mlaiun Sbe6an,
Sertdcruna5 9cmmiiiir.
(5e6r2G, ,N,dr5512)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-12

lion on3uieben. Gen 9eidhB Ser
beiOeu @er6ouolltugstogc 5iloet 0oS
groBe 6eit 9aufctt. Sdmntlibe
@eronitalhn9en finoen i'm o9ieOcr.
frou5~ itott.
9laeu i'm SnlanOe onidiiisen Gom-
militonen 6ietet ii1 ourb oeu Con-
greB cine giniiiGe @elegen6eit 5u ci.
mem aeuuBreideu 9eiube Gew.
9orfS in congenialem areiie, mie Tie
nod ME 3uDor ge6oten morOen iit
5uiuol fir sic 2mSndrtiaen gon5 6e.
ionoere @erginitigungen geihoiien
porOen limo. GurhS gan3e 2onO
iGoQt ser 9iui, v9tri6eL 6erausl"
mo per eS nod NIT Sdeffel bdlt:
o9li6t rotten iuo nidt rotten, @eis-
Belt uno Sdonbeit foiten" Der
rifle 5ur 6a6rt na6 9lem.Yorf
2lniragen iinO an 6rn. $. s. 9e.
neoir, &oit Sffice 9or 1901, g}eu-
gorf 3i ridten
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@aRc sur gciIc in's gluslanb beiOrot
6. Rainc, glr. 413, SFsSaltimure Ctr,
ua6e Gnitom SOuie 9lpe.
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5rncrprriid iidsrnnss-9ln5ciscn
Surd bas @Crii6Cruuos. Gepartemcut,
GOnOCniirtcr 9lnsWciS

t6er ben 3uitan6 Der oGcrman glmCricnn sire
Suinrauce 0ompaug" uUu Baltimore, Mio.,
nm 81. Sc5cm6cr 1913.
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Scncrucriide =SIn5eigcn.
0nrn bns WrrlMernnns .aeparlrmmt

Gunocniirtcr 9luSmCiS f6er ben Stanb Der
,,0jcrmanin sire Sniurancc Su." uon NciU
gurl, Nsg ant 81. Sc5em6er 1913.
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@cfnnnter @lhiifer uerIeat.

2(ii ieinem Seimpege begrifien,
muroe Der 6efaunte, 81 Sabre olte
CrdeitersCiriftor &Ouis @inter an
Der @de bon @art9benue imo6ront-
-5traBe bon eiiiem Sropn'iden
Goricob 70 i6wer III Die Seite getroi.
len, ooB er uod Dem u5rantlin-
5qiore-Soipital~ ii6criii6rt weroen
muBtc. ST mar in Der Saac, na9-
oem icinc @unoen Uer6rmoeu worelb
lid uod ieiner @obmmg 81 be9eben.
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9laS Sem Snueren NlargIauO's iHlO
oen angrcn3cn0en Staaten.
@remier geto0tet.


SIN @iiter6o6n6of Ser n8eitern
M}arDlon0 9a6n" mur0e ser 34-id6.
rige 9renier ct. Clair Stuort bon
elmer &obleniHute getroffen imO bonn
God zines 6rodtmoggons gei3lcit-
bert. Gr iiel olf 0ie @eleiie unO
mluOe inter 0en &G0ern Oes 3uges
3ermalmt. 2lls er aifge6o6en mur-
oe. ipor er 6ereitS toOt. 9}e6en onoe-
rem i6redliHeu &erlebungen poren
i6m 6eioe SGnoe obgei6nitten NOR
oen.y Ser @eritngliidte 6interldBt
ieine GltsrL 9ii6ter Sames $. Sht-
art unO SSrou in Goonofe, ieine
@ittpe lmo 3pei ainOer. @r mar
elm Better bon @oupernelm Stuart
BON @irginien
Ger 9luiternfiideE@ro8eB
in Seonur0 tomn
N}it groBem Sntereiie lpir0 in SEQ.
norOtowu Dem %ro5eB ser If 9lu.
iterniiirber entgegen geie6en Oeren
Sal md6reno Oes am nG6iten W}on-
tag 6eginnenOen Nidr5ternlins Oes
areisgeri@tS bon ct. .@}arD's GouHtD
3rr &er6onOluug foninien miro. Sic
9luiternfiicber iino 6eihuloigt oe
gftiterngriinOe in ser g}o1baridoft
Der Sotterlp unO Sanogates g9erf
ten, ipel4e BON Ser S6eQfii6-Gom.
miiiion Derpodtet mur0eu 6erou6t
al 6o6en. IS miro oQgenein onge.
uommeL ooB oie 9lni6uloigungen
gegen Die 9luiterniiiAer iaaen geloi-
fen werOen, fails Oas Somon-@eieb
mioerrifen werOen ioQte Sails Oos
@eieb jeOod6 mir omen0irt miro,
Damn lit es ie6r inn 3weifeL mas &c.
ihe6en miro.
Grbdl sic eigcne Wt oi5in.
Sm Sreoerid StaotgeidgniB erbieIt.
ser 9}eger Otto Spencer me9en OliB
ban0lung ieiner 6rmn 5e6u @eit
i4eu6ie6e. 9luBeroem muB er 30
Gage I'M @efdnaniB bumnmeu Ger
9}egcr muroe an 0os Giiengitter eli
mes @6fdnaniBfeuiters geiefelt, mo-
rouf Der Sderiff Die Geitid)e ouf oen
cnt6l0Bten 9liiden Oes 9lrreitanteu
nieOerioiien lieB
Sberit GOw arb SoDwoo0
Qeitorben.
9luf ieiner Sarm etipo 3 @leilen
bon 9lodOiQe entfernt lit 06erit
Goworo SoDwooo i'm 9lter BON II
So6ren ser 9ungenent5iinOuug erie
gen. Ser Geritor6ene mar BON 9feip.
gorf ge6iirtig Seit ettpa 90 Sq6ren
le6te er ouf Der Tarm oui mel@er
er iebt oos 3eitlicbe iegnete.
8eobo6ten tiefites still
i6meigen.
Die @roBgeibmorenen BON @ico-
nico County, mel6e 5ir 3eit nit eli
ner llnteriuc6ung OeS Sooes bon Sri.
5loreuce 8oinmrig6t, sic i'm SUM
lebteu So6res i'm @iirem Ser oSome
Sos GomponD" SIT Salisbury, DID,
Dor i6rem @ult entieelt aitfgeiunoen
wuroe, 6eidditigt ge6t nit Ser gr0B-
ten &eriHpegen6eit 81 @erfe, nnO
and Stdatsonmolt 9eQ meigert iid,
on5uge6en, o6 cine 9lnfloge 81 eripar-
ten lit. SSrau George @oimuri96t
sic Whltter ser @eritor6enen, mar &C.
iteru olf Dem 8eugenitano.
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BON See nnO Safen.

gemertenstpertber 9lnii6mimg IN Ser
iinon5ielIen Gage oes g3oro0eli
itcu 2loDo. Cine GipiOenOe
BON adt &ro5ent erflart. Ser
glieieuoampfer nSSmperator" mie-
Der uiteripegs. &ort6eil6aite
@erdnoerlmgen an Oemiel6en poll-
3ogen iuas
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qlbunnentcn, bic ben ,;Scntldlcn 0orre
iponbrntcn" nidDt pinitIidl pocr rnrcael
mdEiq crbaltcn, iinO Gcbctcn, Per Sllicc
oauun per GclepbOn cocr idriIiltd Wl'ss
t1cilnng 81 maAcll.