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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
TARTS ROMPs IN WINNER
AFTER DUEL IN STRETCH
winner mt Acqucduct Was u 10 to I
Choicc-Itider Hopkins OutpOlnts the
Veteran uutweli for iionOrs.

Now York. July 1.-The feature on
to-dny's card at Acqueduct Track went
to Tnrts, 10 to 1 choice, after a duel
In the stretch with Granite, the favor
lite. The time was :l34-5 for the
six furlonEs. Incidentally i. Hopkins,
riding the winner rs his first mount.
put It all over the veteran Butwcll
in the contest for the honors.
After being pulled all over the course
ut the post. Tarts broke away from the
field at tho start, and outran all tho
other entries. Undauntcd made an at
tempt to hang ont, but quit at the
head of tho stretch.
McCahey's clever riding Oh ChantcuS
resulted in his victory in the first event
She was in front for practically every
step. and finished gamely. Joe Roscn-
field stolo Il lead in the second race, and
came home first, despite the game fin
ish of Syosctt IL. Romer. acknowledged
generally TO be a CLASSY three-year old.
held his field cafe throughout the
hunlicap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02

y host of people have thanked their
lucky star to have used S. s. S. for
the blood instead of those dangerous
drugs such as mercury calomel. arsenic.
etc. 1t Is an easy matter to get the
blood poisoned from contact with disease
germs. They Turk in almost everything
we touch or handle and slight scratch
or skin abrasion is often the gate OF
entrance for vast army Of germs. II
the blood is impure. II pimplcs. boils.
eczema or other eruptive conditions make
the skin danger spot use S. s. S. at
once and fortify the system. Get your
blood strong and full of red corpusc,es
TO renew tissue health. Let s. S. 8. keep
down tendency of all germs to multiply
and your skin will soon renew itself.
These facts are explained In beautiful
book just issued and will be mailed free
by. The Swift Specific Co., ITO Swift
Bldg. Atlanta, Ga.
Get bottle of S. S. s. today of any
druggist but insist that you will have
nothing else.
For more detailed directions write tho
Medical Dept. as suggested in circular
around tho bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Fourth of July Rates
Norfolk and Western Ry.

Tickets will be sold at reduced
rates to all points on Norfolk and
Western Railway, and to many points
on connecting lines. Selling dates
July 2, 8 and 4, good for return pas
aago until July z. 1914. Special ex-
cursion to Norfolk and Virginia Deach
July 4, schedule and fare same as for
Bpecial Sunday excursion train. Full
Information may be had at the n. &
". Passenger once, S3S East Main
street.
c. II. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
FEDERAL LEAGUE TO INVOKE
SHERMAN ANTITRUST LAW
Charges Made That Organized Baseball Is
IA Combination Operating In Restraint

Chicago. July THE Federal League will
invoke the sherman antitrust law ia IT'S fight
FOR the services OF Marsans and Chase,
coTdiDg TO statement made by President
Gilmore to-day. Charges that organized
baseball Is combination operating in
strulut OF trade VIII he made ny attorneys
FOR the independent league when the next
stage In the Marsans case now In the Fed
eral courts, Is reached.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02

Thirty-four members of the boys de-
partment of the Central Y. NJ. G. a. left
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for
their camp at Cady. They were ac-
companied by J. $. Ford. physical di-
rector. and II. G. johnson, boys secre-
tary. The boys will be in camp until
July 10. The camp post office address
il Hanover Courthouse. July IL will be
visitors day. Information concerning
further camps for boys may be OBJ
talned at tile assOciatioM building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Am,ricnn A.,ocintion.

At pOIis-IndlanNpo -CIeVc-
land. rain.
At Louisville-Loulsvi s; Colum-
bus G.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; MIN
neapolis, l. (First game)
Al Observation-Disclosures 2: Min
neapolis, o. tSccond gamc)
Al Kansas City-Kansa6 City, .: ST.
Paul, 3. (First gamc.)
At Kansas City--Kansas City. s: ST.
Paul, .. (Second game.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
MOTION TO yACATE ORDER
RESTRAINING HAL CHASE

Buffalo. y. y. July IA motion Will be
made In Supreme Court here on Monday for
an order Vacatlng the Injunction granted
on June :, restraining Hal Chase, the for
mer Chicago American FIRST haseman, from
playing with the Buffalo Federals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Covington Wins the series.

TSpeCInI 10 Tho Tlmcs- DIspntCN.I
Covington, Va. July i.-coVington
cleaned UP the series with stanton
account OF rain. to .. Lewis. who
was released by Covington, pitched
against his Old teammates. ana was hit
hard. Manager Carver pitched good
ball for the locals. Ellis's playing Mt
short and the batting of Ellis. Bark er
and Thomas for the locals featured.
Score by innings: X. II. r.
Covington .. o320-5 IL 1
batteries: Lewis and Hudg!ns: Car
yer and Stillwcli.
Where They Plny To-Day.
Covington AT Clifton Forge.
stanton at Charlottesville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02

Summary: Two base hits-Simmons
go. Sacrifice hits--Davis, Bowden.
Carnes Struck out-by Barton. {; by
Kaufman. 3. Base on balls-By Kauf-
mann. /. HIT by pitched ball-Bowden.
Wild observation-disclosures Left on bases
News. 6; Petersburg. g.
Empires = Norcur and McTeaguc.
Time Of game. 2:25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
south AtInntIc Lcnguc.

At Acknowledgements. 5; Savannah.
bus. l.
At Columbia-Coulmbia. o; Albany.
At Jacksonvlle-Jackso q;
Macon, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Taken Into Conference.

Washington, July differences in
the House and Senate bills to regulat tie
trading in futures on cotton exchanges
we're taken into conference to-day for
settlement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Jeanette Given Decision.

New York. July Joe Jeaunette won a
decision on points over Jim johnson when
the two negro heavywelchts FLASHED in the
st. Uicholas Athletic Club here tonight in
i ten-rouEd contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
RECEIPTS DECREASE

Taking Tnrin on BurIap Cutx Into
Kevcnuc OF Local Custom Office.
Customs receipts for the port OF
Richmond showed decrease of near
ly S50,000 during 1914, according to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
MOUNTAIN LEAGUE
Dnvy Cr0ckctts Two TRIPLES Cnusc
Defeat Of Clifton Forge.
Crocl<ctt Minis Cnmc.

Especial 10 The Tlmcs- Dispa tch.I
Charlottesville, Va, July 1.-Two
triples by Dave Crockett featured
Charlottcsvilic's victory over Clifton
Forge to-day by the score OF 10 >. 4
Detroit scout witnessed the contest:
Score by innings: II. H. T..
charlottesville 3llOoo1o.-6
Clifton Forge. 90 . o 02 0--I
Batteries: Martin and Copeland: :
Bell, Barnes and DeOppe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Totals .....36 7 81 s
sBattcd for Eeefe in ninth.
Score by innings:

Richmond .......-.....o 0 0 0 Q 0 ! d
Norfolk .....o Oi2l 90
summary: Two base hiss-Marklc,
Alexander. Cleveland, +. Snyder Gray.
Threc-basc hliS-Thrasher Ulr!ch.
stolen bascs-W. snyder, Berger, +.
snyder. Gray. Double play-Kecfe to
Bunting 10 #. Snyder. Sacrifice hits
FoNcn, Mcmahon, Berger. Bases on
balls-by Mnrkle, 3; by FoXen. 4. Left
on overwhelmingly. :. Norfolk. 6.
Struck out--by FoXcn, .: by Merkle, 6
wild p!tch-Marklc. Time Of game, .
hours. Empires, Henderson and Rey-
holds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
CnrnlInn Lcneuc.

At observation-disclosures b. Char
lotto, 0.
At winston Salem-Winston-S al en,
o: Ashcvillc 4. (Six innings.)
Al Raleigh-Raleigh. 2; Durham. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02

'N1HtIHucd From fighth Phgc.)
continuing TO attract notice. His field
ing in the series just closed has been
excellent and his hitting good. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
international League

0.
At Toronto-Toronto, o; Rochester. s..
Afternoon game.)
AT Toronto-Toronto. 4; Rochester.
13. (Morn!ng game)
more, rain.
At Newark Newark Providence.
rain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Southern L.cngue.

At Chattanooga-Chatt l; Mo-
bile, 4.
At am-Blrmingham. s.
Nashville. 9.
At EMBELLISHMENTS II; Montgom-
cry, 6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02

figures given out yesterday by Deputy
Collector w. Ray Smith. This decrease
Is accounted for by the fact that the
tariff on burlap has been taken off.
ny iS us suow thdt me SoiicCtioHs
against $l.033,205.25 for 1913. The June
collections. however. showed an in
being sl02,S27 and those for the
previous year amounting to S7l.3i2.16.
Additional figures gathered from the
office of the Collector of Internal
Revenue yesterday showed that the
total revenue for 1914 was cons iderably
greater than that announced. These
figures are corrected to show that the
total amount received was S7.220016.S3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
PRESSLYS TARS CAPTURE
LAST GAME OF THE SERIES

Continued From Eighth Page
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02

Petersburg .....l 30 0 o o %
NeMnort News. o ] 0 II 0 0 0 | o.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-19


San Francisco, CaI.-"Bud" Small,
conqueror of Duke Kahanameku in
the 50-yard swim at Honolulu recent
ly, is perhaps the most modest and
retiring chap that ever jumped into
fame.
81 couldn't tell how far l beat the
Duke" he said: 81 didn't have time
to lock around.
''Kahanamoku took his defeat very
gracefully" continued Small after
being prompted and coaxed quite a
bit. ''He wasn't at all sore and didn't
ask for return race. The only sug-
gestion that we meet again was made
in one of the Honolulu papers, which
stated that the Duke and would race
again two days later. But I would
not have entered another contest in
that short time.
''The Duke talks of making an
other trip to this country. If he does,
l will be glad to race him again"
Small denied the report that he will
turn professional.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-19

81 will always swim," he said. ct
is great sport But I would not for
a minute think of making a business
of it."
When asked who taught him to
swim, Small replied:
81 learned all by myself! watched
others and copied their style. Of
course, Ireceived suggestions, but no
man can truthfully say that hetaught
me what know. If credit is to go to
anyone, let it be to. Brandenstein of
the University of California. He it
was who first suggested to me that
take up swimming in earnest"
Small, in his 50-yard race with
Duke Kahanamoku covered the dis
lance in % 2-5 seconds, equalling the
worlds record held by the Hawaiian.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-19

To rouse the people of the United
States to the dangers that threaten
them from floods is the purpose of
the National Drainage Congress
which meets next month in Sayan-
nah. Edmund T. Perkins, well
known Chicago engineer, will pre-
side. He and other drainage experts
will present practical plans for flood
prevention to the congress.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

sir W2nrplano mo Ocn Ciitriti
Columbia beute flar uuO etiuos fiib.
Ter; mabiae meitlihe @inoe.
Eie bodite Icmperatur mar S4
@rao Inn 4 ll6r 9lahmitta9s uuo Die
nieori9itc 73 @rao I'M ll6r DIOR
acnS.
Iie groBtc SdueIligfeit oes gSiu.
oeS mar 10 Nlcilen bonn gloroDeiten.
Ger 1cnrbiiafeitsac6alt ocr Suit
NOR 62 @ro5ent inn 8 ll6r Wlorgens
mo SO 9Sro5ent linn s ll6r 9lbenos.
Sn ben iibri9en @etter6eo6ad-
trnqs Staiionen oeS 9auoes mar Ole
b0hite Iempcratlr mie folgt:
2ltlantic GiD S4 gismord 70,
Bolton Sc, Buffalo GS. G6arleitou
80, Chicago rs. GleDelnnO "A, Cen
Der S8. 1etroit "a Gnlut6 GA. Gait.
port 76. @oIpeiion Sc, 0reen 9oD
60. SotteraS "a, Sabre SS, Selena
Sc. SodfouOille 90. aania-Gitp S4,
anoroillc S4 Qouispiue rs, N1or-
diiettc a. @lempbiS so, Niontoo-
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90 91cp Dorf 81. Sfla1oma Ss,
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4ortlano, @3e., SO, @ortlano, Ore,
6S, Cne6ec 10, 9laIcig6 sc. Salt
2ofe Sin So, Son 8ranciSco 50,
Ct 9onis 50, scranton so, Sbrepe-
port 90, Spofane so, Sprocide y,
aompa %, @oi6inatou s2 unO @in-
nipcQ G6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
gar in eOOs Scr6aftet.

Scigman WfeDer, Elm jlnger Dfol'"
Ron Scr. 42O. g1oro-9onoitraBe CT.
s6bIte qeiterI Dab er mG6reno ieine9
0(ufcnt6olts in iciner @aterltaOl
2oo3 in ghlIiii9-%olcn opei @8onafe
i'm @cfGngniB 8u6ringcn miBte, 90
er fir cincn poIitii6eu Qlgitator &C.
6oltcn wor0cn mor. 0lrh Die Ye'
niii6uuocn ieincr GltcrlL bel oenen CT
mobnte, wurOc er pieoer ouf frele"
SUB geicbt.
Bon einem @feroe &C.
Quctibt.
g916rcnO sSoGn Gice bon ger. 100L
1. StroBc ouf ocm Eritt6rett eineS
5traBen6a6nmogens ser @olie.Str-'
2inic itono, mlr0e er geitern Wiorgen
BON eincm ideuen Bferoc, Oas ge9eH
Sen @ogen rannte, pcrlcbt. Ut
pilroc no6 ocm So6ns Sopfins.So'
Ipital inO bon BORT ipGtcr nah iciHer
@o6nung gebra6t.
Sn Sen SUB gei9oiien.
Ger fl Sabre alte George Garter
BON gtr. 1913, 9uglita.StroBc wuroe
bon 9lidarO @onOpfe BON 6orell'
@orf aus @eric6en in ben redten SUB
gcI6oiien. Ger ScbieBer 5ielte naa9
cinem @egcnitano i'm Baiicr lmO
fe6Ite uno trof Den in Der gl06e lpa'
5ieren ge6enoen Garter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
Sci ser glr6cit ost6Otct.

Gin N1onn BON cinem eiierncn Sop
fen 8crquetidt. QlnOcre ulr
fdae Oes Cages.
8ei'm 9erlooen bon Giieu6olte"
ben cincm @iiterwooeu ouf Oengollr
pier Saint Clair, in Scr ylaD'
oes Sea @irt Sonic~ in GantOlp
muroe geltern Moreeu Somes SalF
trosfp, ser I'M 500.8lod Ser Sll0'
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cinem fuGenocn 9oIfen 81 Sooe 9e.
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bo6gcoogen mur0c, poro Elm 5lpeIi'l
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@eine bro6 ino 0ie 9ruit cinorlldle::
Der @iienbalfen mar ungefdbr tlllll
Sonnen ibwer. Ser 8crun9llldlV
BinterIdBt cine g9ittpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
gsatriOtiider 0ottcsOicnit.

sSn ser ct. %ouIs.airbc an scr
Gde bon 9rooomoD ilno 8rottitroBc
miro nnl Sonntog Wiorgen Inn 1890
llbr ein patriotiiAer @ottesoienit o6.
qcboItcn. Boitor q. S.S@nob miro
preoiaen. Gin Grtra. Opfer wir0 fir
oie 8erwunoeteu mlf oeutiAen
Shlodtfeloern erbobon uno an sic
u9ioibe arcu5 @cicaidoft4 ciuge.
ianot peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
Ghlief nnf Nnhnidliencn.

Seinem ciocneu 2eidtiinn 5u8it.
icbrciben Bat scr g}eocr &orrp &eo.
rid, Elm Geaucr ocS ,,5uo6roof SIM.
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2Ibeno ouf Sen StroBeu6obnibieneu
ser GmorD @ropc.Sinic gum ghls.
ruben binlcgte lino bon cinem .beron,
fommenoen @oggon unionft ans iei-
nen Er1iimcreicn ertpedt muroe. Gr
crfI6rtc, ouf oie StroBen6abn ge.
mortet mo, I'M ibr @eromoben bei-
Ter boren SIT fonnen iiH nit Dem
aopfe mif Die S6iencn eeleet su ba.
ben. Sieroif iei er eiu9eihIofen.
Gr puroe ms Mor1Idnoer 9lnee.
meine @oipital~ aebrohi.
&anc 5nr 0leiic in'S Nnslano 6riorai
g.. Jlainr, gir. 413, Baltimore Stry
HaDe @mitcm 0puIC Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

SHlfs Sduliuperintenoent Gbas.
s. &oh CAB gcitern oie gtomcn Don
II @oltimorer 2cbrcrinnen befaiinf'
wcl1e iid sur 3eit nod IN Guropa
bcfinocu nno olrA sen Grieg woDr'
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fc6r auf ibrc Soften ocrbinocrt wer'
cen. @eln1B Dem om Wlittpod bon
Scr Sdulbeb6roc ocfoBten 8ei6llB
miro ibnen oos @ebolt trob oieles
unberiAuIoeten &eri6lnniiies iilr
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meroen. 0ie 9}amen oieier Sebre'
rinncn iin0: SrIs. Clara SoffnlaH
rno Gtta aonibfD, Shulc Scr. So;
Sri. 9lnno S@niiot. S6ule 9lr. SO;
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SRI. 0iloo &ogcl SAule 9lr. %;
Sri. @}innd 9}oB6erg, Shule 9lr. 6I
Sri. W}obel @ortbington, Shulc ytr'
40; SRI. W}oric Stoib, Shule y'r.
76; Sri. 6. @roce 9fice, 2e6rer.Se'
niinor; 6rls. 9(nno @ittermom @ll,
5o6ct6 9lernmcrt.. GnlilD Hein6nrof
lno 9ouiie Sbohpiter, meitlideSod.
ichuIe; 5rls. Glio Gonro0i 9fole
gSids, Sorriet g6ougb un0 Caroline
@ader, oitli6e SoMihltle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
glne Orm 9lat66anir.

&rGfi0ent @ilion fann
mid t fom men.
4r1iioent g2ilion miro Der Ster.
nenbonner-5eicr uidt beipobuen. Gr
qo6 oieie GrfIdrimg gcitcrn ob, ais
ibm ole Ginlaoung 0urh Den Con.
0reB-gl6eeoroncten 2int6icum uno
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telt mnroe. Der 4r1iioent iogte, er
boIte es nidt fir oneebroht m0b.
reno Der @irren in europa cine of-
fcntlide Qlniprode 81 bolten.
admiral 8Iet6er un0
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oen bter ieih.
9lotteniefret1r Dmiels mir0 erit
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Baltimore fommcn fonnen ipiro iid
ober 81 9ceinn Der @ohe oilrd Con.
irc.9lomiral 5letder pertreten Iaiien.
Scr 2ebtcre miro Ole oIte 5reeotte
uGoniteaation" au ieinem 6Iagoihifi
MAIDEN.
@roBcr 8efud Der go 5 c.
g(nitolten.
Dem 9eridt Scr itdotiiheu Srei.
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must. Die SdpinuubGoer lpuroen
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qr6Btcu Nciuh bon 31714 4crionen
bottc geoItcrs' g3ao 9ar. 1 an Der
Sqttb Strobe alf5upciicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
(Iin [dllnafertiaer llnitor.

@eil CT onaeblic6 ieinen Sobn ncri
priigelt bottc wiroc gcitcrn ocr Sc
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1929, 2enmon.GtroBe, Der iih fin
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meitliden 9Soli3eiitation Dem Ri6ter
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huns aeseu oen bereits 54 Sabre
olieu W1ouu wuroc jeood bis 5uui
90. oicicS @ionats pcrtagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

,,AnnilOrum" olrilQb".
,,Wmcnl" N1nicc Eooolc Girls"
,Ninrnlnno" Nciib'a .Nu sinr" s8nn0coiuc.
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,,Snn G1prc Qnri" Tdgli0 Gon3crtc ul0
nn0erc Mmnicmenie.
IDlmcngr BEAD IugliM @rfrlionen per
&umpfer apouie"
6lrinpc0fe BAD Tdolim Griurliouen per
8nmplcr uErennlano".
CLAIBORNE. n SdolIh aouren per Gampicr
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Wlunina ben q zcpiembcr "a. idDrlhc
n2eliiibe Iaa" iiH D9llpers&ieu Barr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
gcim Ganmitatter SSulfSfcit.

geim Gannitatter %Olfsfeit.
9md gcitcrn wieoer iiber 1900
%crionen in 6r06libfeit uereint.
Mebrere G6reugGite - 9c.
mirt6ung Der SSnioiicn Der uGcut-
i1eu @reiienbeimot9". - Sam
Sunbert Der dltcitc 8eiu6cr. II
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8olfsieitcs mar ciu @nlatog uno ein
gldn5enocr @rfolg glcid iciuen &or-
gdngern. Gle 9eiuirt6lng Ser Sn-
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ourd sen yGounitatter 6rauenOer-
ein" itonO am 91o6nittag i'm Niittel-
pinft 0es allqemeinen Snterelies.
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cmpiangcn uu0 ltnterbiclten iid mlf
oos portrefflcbite. 9eulnoert uno
beltount muroen a6ermalS Die rei5en-
Oe 6rudiiGule, oos Grrlotefeitipiel II.
Der farbeuprddtige llm5ug Der rei-
senocn &lcinen in i1wGbiidcr
Srodt. @romenaOcn CONCERT ino
Eon5nuiiif, oo5n Die Oielen 9uOen
nit 6unOerten bon 9lttraftionen 0aS
@onpreitcn, OaS Garouiiel, Der
SdieBltano mo ole 9ntpeibernii6le
I'iorgtcn ocs g9eiteren fir llnterbal-
tung uno 9lmiiicmeiit. @ine 9iecorO-
fa6rt in 3pei Souren 9lntomobilel
bate Oie noditebcnoen 9eincber aus
gSai6ington 5iI Ocn Gannltnttcrn ge-
bro6t: 0crrl CHARLES S. Wliiler
imo @ottin, Socrrn Sobn s. 9eBler,
Serrn George u. 9eBler, JIM, Serrn
6ronf Sail mO @ottin imO Scrrn
@rnit SSoco6i neblt @attin. @iitig la
delnO luo eriolgreib mie al oen Bis
bergen orei 6eittagen iaB oud ge-
itern micoer 6rou 9olBer in Der 9io-
tben areu5.guOe imo nabm Collar
nrf Collar Elm fir 0ie groBc quite
So6e. Serr Senrp 8. @ieneielo,
Der 6eltleter, mo Serr 6ran3 Sou.
ter, Der %rdiiOent Ger @oinitattcr,
waren oud gcliern wieOer an allen
gdcn unO gnOen, i6auten bier uno
ga nad Dem &e6ten rnO Gonf i6rer
&Hbri0feit floppte allies mieOer aus
ge5ci6net.
g}cben nnOeren politil6en lmO ion-
itigen @roBeu morcn Die G6rengGite
on geitrigcn 9[ben0 ser republifani-
i6e GanOioot fir 9uuoesicnator, Sr.
GOmaro s. Gorrington, Stadtson,
molt Nm. 9roening imo Gr-S6eriif
g9eis. Ger dlteite 9ehlAer oes @nr-
fcs mar Scrr Sonuel S5lmbert, ein
bereits 81 Sobre alter ebcmaliaer
Gurner aus @cnniDlOalien, melher
nmme6r in Baltimore feline Gage
per6ringt. Gr erinnert iib nod 0ellt-
l6 an oic 3eiten Ser Snoiancrfdm-
pie, ser bhltigcn Sfolps uno ser
Ounfeldu9i9en SQuaws, ipridt flie,
BEND oentid mo en0liid im0 ihien
in Dem wogenoen 9eben ino Srei6eu
ocs frobliden Tolfsieiies regen 9ln-
tbeil 81 nebmen
I2it Dem 6eittigen Gage crrcidt 0os
oiesidbri9e Gonniiatter @olfsfef iein
@noe Gies miro ieoo6 feinespegs
Gin 9lbflauen Der 6roblidfeit beOeu-
ten ionocrn nlr oeu ql1n5en0iten 9l6.
i1hB elmer gldn5enoen @eranital-
tung ocriel6en. IoS @rogramm fir
oen 6ellti9en Sog ite6t Dem Der por-
bcrgc6enoen in feiner @eiie an Wlan-
nigioltigfeit nad ilnO iie6t iiir Seoen
glnlIienlent imo llntcrbaltimg IN
&iilc un0 6iilc Dor. Som n16ilcit
0ienitae miro Der Earf bis gn0c Der
Mohc icocn gI6cno gc6finct iein rno
ooiel6it Sdn5 lmO gemiit6li9e Inter
boltllng itottfinoen. @enn man Oie
3obl Ser geitrigcn 9ciuder oes 5eitcS
aif a6ermalS 10000 nnoic6t 10
oiirfte oaS fam 81 bod gegriiieu
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

100 @1itglieoer; Streiner, 1000
@litglieoer; Gentral 2dbor bon
S9oibinoton 1000 Wliiglieoer, 9lail.
man Srairnen 1000 D}iiglieOer;
Yorf, ga. Central 2obor Union, 800
Nlitalieoer; 1000 9(rbeiter.
SloitenS Sefretdr Soiep6us Daniels
BAT ole Sternenbanner.1ommiiiion
aeiicru 6enahrihtigt oaB er init Dem
&relBcr nOolp5iu~ am @lontag bier
eiutriiit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
Nrieffnften

llngenonnt. 0gSie fonn
man 9ricfe nad 0cItcrreid ienocu2"
Shrei6en Sic sen @rief mic &c.
m6bnlih itedcn sic ocniclben in ein
rihtig aoreiiirtes Goimcrt mo loiien
Sic oos Gouoert often. Sic brau.
dcn ocu 9tomeu eincs 2ompfcrs
nibt oorof 81 ibreiben, bod lit es
cut mcnn &bre 9iiid.9loreiic ooroili
itebt g9ir bctradten es ais cine
llnb0ilidTeit, ipemn man 5ragcn
rcat, obne 0oB ocr 6roeeIteaer ieinc
gloreiie on9icbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
II. Gonuituttcr @Olfsfeit.
Gnnaitntter.9Sarf.

TrOcrid-glpe. rnS 9ongmoOo-Str.
Ircocrid-glpcnnc nno &ilfcns'glpc-
GarS brett sam Gingaua. WCgen'
iibcr MlOnut Slibct 7yricObOf.
(9lu92S Sept4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
Gannitatter %Dlfsfcit.
Gannitattrr -9Sarf.

@rOhc 9Ittraftiun, 6rndtidnle,
Gdiun6cnOorf srufer GruOtefcit5ne,
idlua6iidjc Sradjt 5citapffiibruna,
lebcnoc @ilOcr. (9luq28 SeptD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

Ger boIIdnoiihe Gainpfer oOoIier'
opf1 0ing geitern nit 100000 9n'
idel g9ei5eu rod SABRE in 6rallt'
reid al. Cine 9ln5a6l engliiber
Gampier geben in ben ndhIten 9a'
gen nit aobIcn nah oem @littelmeer
ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04


Beitrdge 5um 9d(fSfOnO fit Oermun-
Oete SO(OOten unO nOl6(eiOen0e l0iltWen
unO lOailen UOn ge(aQenen JSrIGgern Oer
Oeut[den unO neutrality-suspicious.
Armeen mer0en OOn 6eOOGmddligtGn
GOIe6tOren OeS llna66dngigen Biirger=
OereinS geldmmed. AuC6 miro fit OaS
Oeut(C6e ROt6e JSreu5 OOn GOn(u( Cart
q. cdOerib, G6e C6ar(eS- unO german
StruBe ge(Nmme(t
JeOen ]l(ittmOc6 miro ii6er 6CiOC
Samm(uNgen i'm "GOrre(pOnOenten
guittirt.