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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
0ic stnnOc 5llm NonOeIn II Sa!

Der ggcnbld lit 0ctommcn, III ueldcm oas Gcr'
manent6n Der Scr Staotcn d) onf iicb ebit 6clnncn
iidb 3u enem gcihoiienen @an5en Dcrencn miB. PM
nc gcpot9el northumberland ocS Gctihtbums
III alien Ibeilcn Der Der Soatcn bin 6abcn bic 9ngo
p0iIcn ocm Ocruancntbiim ocn 5c6OcbonO6ub 6ingc-
moren baben tic b ocn oitf ole Scite Gnglan0s mo
oc ruiliidjcn 6albbarbaren gccllt Der 6eb0eban0.
idub miro anigCnommcn mcrocul &ieIc Weiloncn
4cuidc uto i'm &oufc ocs porigen So6r6unocrts nadJ
zen Der, 5toatcn gcfommen Sic boben gc6olien, oc-
ics 9ono 6n cncm Der beocucnoliW aiItrltaoten ocr
N1ct 5u nlad)cn Sic Gobcn ooS mCnidenecrc Sau0 be-
pollcrt ,Sn 0en N0crn non 30 bis 40 sgilonen Wlr.
acrn 0cs groBcn StootenbDcS ilieBt oeitIdjcs 8lit
Gicic WdQoncn Qernan6en Ylutcs iin0 fcine gLnglo-
pbilcl. sic inO slmertnncr SIC boben IN Dem gro-
zen oterpcribmel5ngstiegel aus Dem oos nenc omc-
riionibe Got bcruorgcht Die Socnt6t brcr Sorp0tcr
perlorcn. nbcr lie no oomit nbt Anglopbilen gcpor
0cn Gic wplel glnerifancr icin gScln nun BON Der
cuqG6cn Yrcic ocs 2onocs Scr @crIld genod)t miro
Gle Scr Staotcn 81 cincm glaiirten @roBbritamiens
sii nIadcn oonn 1T es 3et nab ene 30 bis 40 9Rilio.
Cn @racr ocr Scr Stnntcn Oaron crinncrt Wcrocl
ncldcn @htcs lie ino, mcr ibrc @oriobrci woren unO
rcldc bcrporrogcuoc Stelung III Der @Iienidait 0as
Golf einnnnut Dem ic cntiprocn
gscnn Der Geriud gcnodi miro, Oic Scr. Staatcn
6n glaiirtcn @roBbritomlicns 81 MAIDEN, 0ann t cS
3eit Der &eridmel5mg Gnbnt 81 tbltn sSo6n Bicr
pot W1organ Iagc Gi6rccr fonntcu ndjt pieocr icpo
coB pcrmdltc oiiiniIrte 9otcr lid nidt pic0er treu
nen tonnci Ger Gjegenbcmcs lit in europa gci6rt
morocl. Cine Gridittcrlmg mc oc 0cgcnudrtige fam
Ccl slnloB gcbcH Dab oos amcrtanidc Solt id IN gSo
tonatdtcn i6elt mo eS ged)icbt Damn 1T cS Die
G6nlO ser NnglopbilcL sic molten icbt OoS gauge
nncriIoniid]c &olf gegen GcutihlanO abrngcn; tie
rcriidc cine trcgeriihe 5timnuing 0egen DeltihlanO
5ltcntIlanmcu SiteS ongcbts olher Scriudc 5itpcr'
iuulocrn rcnn oic gcuibcn in ben Ser Stautci pro.
icren2 sSiroe es on0eids ioldber Geriudje Die Scr
Staotci in oos Sdlepptai GnglanOs 81 brnge ii6er.
raidenO iontmcn mcn oer Ecth glmerifoniidbc Ja-
iionolbm0, Der 5irc Nllionell cn9cpanocrte Gclidc
ais Ddtgeocr 5d6t oei crnitcn &criucb modcn miirOc
oc 80 bis 40 Nllonci 9rgcr Oeitidcr gbltomnnlng
0oron 81 erinnerl mclcn Ylncs tic nlo pie groB ino
lbobcn oas &oli 0ocbt Dem c cntiprocn inO Dab lie
ais cin GROCER gcrnaniider NinO oie @cihde Oicics
San0cS leiicu ioniteu Dem Spridmort getreu An
oelhldjcut gScen miro emit oie g8elt gcncicn@
Ger dSImerifaniile glationolbluio fonnte oas
t0un IS fotc 9rbcit, pcl grbcit ober Der 2obn 1T
Der glrbc wert6. Gs nniBtcn gletatorcn ourd) oas
aci5c Sauo beonOers Die Sano0irittc gcanot wcrocn
i'm bier ole globfonlmcn Der Dor enem bolben Sa6r.
bln0crt cngcpai0crtcn Iutidcn aui5tfldren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

pm guqnn sntbrrnr 8itaeraio. Timber,
iidis Goipiiol 10 Sabre att
glm n. gIuqnii 0ii5n 0asfcn, ullniun @ros
iciaut SniirmdrD." 73 Sabre oli
YIN #. guqnii SimotbD pnsiiun NicrcD
pOlpiinl b3 Tabrc alt
glln A. 9ln0uli glOulp1 0ldiicn yir 2i07.
@Scli baltimore @irabc "A Sabre alt
PIN T. Nuguii Niaanr 2ucnS, 9ir 1902, Gits
Rdn0du. Sirdbc u Sabre alt.
glm 8. guqnt Niarn strong. aNdboeps
9linl" ~ Sabre alt
glm IT, 9lnQuii Ncrnnrb street, Ssraeiiiis
icbcs 0olpiial 81 Sabre ali
slm TO- glugul Suicpb =. strenger, St Sos
icpbs Nolpinl, 55 Sabre att
glnl 4. 9nguii MhM5in Nalcn5, Gr .iif6,
Yuurcns SiraNc 69 Sabre alt
Pun TO- elnauii Gouaro gecb6, gir 1901.
GbcnuisNOciuic 80 Sabre nlf
PIN TO- 9lnont SuicpB 3. Slut Dr. t6,
9oros sgNolic Sirabc n Sabre ali.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
Scr ggcrt6 qatt.h's.

lln bic Sample 5i pcritcben nit ocucn Der groBc
fetihron5oliidJe arieg 6cgopn lit Is nilr ct9mcuoig
cine ciniade 0eo9rdp6iibe Ibotiddc 5it eridiicn
Bonn 9bcn Der Die Balls DER Oeti6cn 0perationen
bloct iii0rcn weudrts no iOu0rts orci 9loutcn rod
6rantreih bineiu. Sic ere begimt bei Soln Grcl5t
oc1t nitcrbalb gadcn bic bcoiide @rce erred)t Bel
Qiiitid bic NloaS io folgt Ocicm 8uc bis 81 elmer
natrlidcu Ebolrimle in Der @oiicri6eioe 5piidc Der
Die lno Der Sombre peldc 5piide Mailbeuge uno
ouct nud 6raufrcid bineniibrt Gicic 9iolte mcld]e
IN SET 5pcici Gnmpaqnc Ocr irau50iiidcn Repolltio
ron 0cn Gcrbiinocen bciuibt lulroc oIAt scr Noupt
bo6uc 5luben Foris ino Berlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
@riesIOm 9inc.


.Qurb baltimore" mn ,RcHn" 8 llbr WIop
pcus tdeIob uu0 @onna9s BON piqbt' mn %ai,
tmore Strabc Gcbune 2Saiierrouie onrh ofsnn
0bciupcnfe mo Eclnnnrcs9nnul. Snlten y.
Nelicrion uno 0hciier ga, al. Enbtgelg
$t.25 9,nrciie JiunoaDri 81. Siiia SItss
9iiidinbrt per Gag noer ylnbiboot oocr p'
~. & S.sNabn" $3.50. .
Gpc8ialrdtc fir encn gBcg, iIiir mi gag
boot nac0 yblaoelpbia giiltip, 75t. i'm @ngli1lio,
0elnc halbcn Sincie Scoen Ulonlua INV
5teiidQ i'm gnpuit g.,
@inen gsce 75c. Rucic 6um geranf Y
1biinnclpbin. nod Baltimore nnr aillil9 an. aa,
Sapbooicn qiiltia nit glbiabrt s 9'ornl al IL
Dem Wiiitiuodb un6 6rciiug i'm @uAut o,
Gahtboote iabrcn idallh. @pnntQge diises,,,
nrmrien 5 llbr gtadm 9ur1gonpSs8lu lueie ~
nc0ripeH Staten bel glbnupbs nab Sltdulhss
Sim. GGpc Win0, 9iSburh Harf Iong NIanW,
QcpYou. gllbanh Irop mo nDrotden Flilla,,,
ten YlaDl5ciicn 75c. Srddlt 80 feorIpeiasrn,
R0icn ule per Vabn nn9enoHilnei mo Delo''
oert Gbrebi fir Nciieiibrer.
Glarsnce e9riuer, Ngent.
(Snnif2. .3Uiie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
sic hrltrn nnN LeLicdtcitcn
seahrrTaNriru UOu SlaliImerc aus

ggaicrIabrien upu Baltimore aus
bcginncn Snmitag, 20. 9snn .
Tie prddltincu wort GcpnTss nnb Bftterp"
Oglntnnneu. 90
NrobnrtiQc GccnerIe, ojcbirQ3. Tnelimfu, % ~
qroben Nriidc, giibie ocm &nequebnund Olnas,
glctcb. Nclieber |dnlplcr s2ncqncbonnt'e w
0cn 0icniing. &onneritug nn0 Glmlidg " u
I llbr Gdhm 3n Snulc um i0,4h ghenpS'
JfitipodS 8 &pru ull0 Sanlit1ge 10 SoIM
Niueic soc Minlit. SDlmcncr o.
t,Snntf 8 L& c, ,3Ultc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
Die tictblouc See.

Die pcit bic Hni binob nnb G1nplanf Niusss
fgtnritun, 150 Wielcn; &abwncr; ocn 0all9'ess'
2op; pebeuerctier ir ilene sinner. Scr ~ ~
lichte Sampler emma @llcS" MicndNe nlttS
NonneragS nm llbr 1loracils; 6i Hallls
ciiua 10 ilbr Ibenos. 9iucfc b0c, Qeglh"
am rs. Siini. (Snnils. .G&S. .3N'te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
yurrau Ocr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Ydlt tWorc, 81 Suli 1914.
Sic Sirdbeuour6bru0S @omnliii1re in Der
Sinot Baltimore MAIDEN bicrmit hciannt. Dab,
nad)ocnl iie bre Gnbcnc iibcr ole 9nildbdo guns
gen, llnioiicn mo gScribcrbobnngcn bc6iialicD
bcr 0onocmnlrnna, Gruiinun1 Mno Hcrbrcitcs
rnng UUn Brunomnn, mt bcrhicocncr Nreiie
bon 50 SUB bis 81 ctiun i0t Sub, ourd Die
Concentrating cnCe &ruotidtS ali Der Glib
ueiis@dc bon @rodomdO nno GbnmcssStdBe,
nebii ocH oarlui beiinolincn cnogiiltigcn mo
corrigiricn crlldrenocn &idncn rcpioirt DduciL
QemdB ocn &or6riiicn ocs Charters ocr
Sidot baltimore ull6 ncr aiit "a. Oidr3 1914
nntcr6eibncicn &eror0nnn9 Jir. 4i9 oc5
MilDpr5 un0 StnoirnibS.
iic bicrnii Noti5 gebcn, hab beia1te Isabelle
nno Aaric auI oleic gScilc oollcnoct mo bee
ganbat moroen M. nuo odD Der Wio0or nIo
Gtnoirdi0 bon baltimore. p0cr irgeno pelbc
GcrioH oocr Rcrioncn. Corporation oocr @Orpo
rdiioncn. bic nit Dem 3niprncb Der @nlddois
glingcn oocr auIerleaen gScriDerbobnnpen, ipie
bier gcnnnnt nn5ulrieocn limo, nncrbnl0
orci6g GOD TaQen. bonn criicn Sn9e I'M glns
1nit i'm Sn1rc 1914 an. Dem Snum Der crlteH
Don nts crlnencn Ter1ieni0nug ocier Nos
tS. on9cQen ourdb i1riitld)c Gcition an odS
Baltimore Sidotgcridbt appcuren moaen, iil'
ncm c oae SeriDt I'M cine Heoinon ocrelhcn
Gpncnc q. cjrannan,
Snbm T. Snnfuro,
Snrm u. 9lcntlcp,
0Ummiidre
Gn0cue q. JluoncrS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
a0NM UNI aieGt bed @scIt fMn0 mus 81 miIcn, 0aa

JDBH VnII 9ebt Der gSct fino nnD 81 ulleH, 00R CT
3iun cgenen Sdub Niincn lcgcn nuB; mo cr cntihl-
ogt Die gbidt oaniit, onB Geliblono in Der gtor0iec
@}ncn 0ccgt babe. Gas 1T ionOerbor. gScna Deutid
lono in @irfdfe in DER g3orOcc Yiinen gelegt bobci
ic uas mir i6rigcns nod iebr 6e5uciic 10 lit oos bod
fen @rlm0, Dab Gnglon0 0oelbe t6n nlB oa Ct ood
Der ,23ebcrrber1 0es @eltnecres lit inO iibcrlib in
Staloc icn ioac feline Sdcn gegcn euOlidc Sdiie 5u
pcrbeoi9cn. IS idcint OaB Sobu 9ua Angit bat Dor
oen oclitidjcn lorpeoobootcn Die i6m 6on ctIid)e
Siriegsidfie IN bciiiden e5epaiiern il Den erno &C.
brbrl babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
gefonntmodJnnocm.


T. 2uauit 1914.
Ga miro biermii bcfnnnt qcacbcn odb \. @.
WierfDmnn uHo Srdn Qcmdb oer am 10. SUM
0nii A. Garaarapb II Opic am 27 llOpcmbcr
1911 nmcnonD, nm 0rlaubnib na6aeincbt bat,
ba3 9lupeicn g}r POGO A. HcnniDlbdniasglOc.,
ais 6icnt.ide Garage 5u bcnuben.
Is. Is. SnDbo,
(slug12-15) Gcbduoc. Snipeior,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
Der gmfanp it ecmadJt luOrOcu fr Orm gInf6un Gin

Der gufang lit gcmadIt uOroen fir Den glnfbam elmer
oneriioniidcn Sonoclsmorine ourdb Die 9nnabme Der
Vil meldc i'm gisloroc gcbolen 5d)ifien Die ii6rnng
Der nmerifanilAen 6loggc erallbt mcnn Oas in Sen
Sdicn onocle9tc aopitol 5un groben Sbeile omerio-
uiides &apitol it, gScn en ioldeS @ccB Dor So6reu
dlon ongenoHnen morOen mare, bdtten mir cBt cine
NouoclSiloc uno f0nren unierc @rooufte erportircu
SrcsS6erdjtc Der u0iirtcu Sclocr, GuslGnOcr nnO
2roBoien. Gen GGltihc babeu Mrs aber NAL 0eac.
tcl lie iino gcaiiicn uno mir immer ieite poranl"
--D--
gsic in 1870 10 wcii %nriS aud 6emtc uidtS uun Ocn
Ccinidcu Scbca in Gliof. IN pcniacn gSohcl miro
oos hredlid)c Grwabcn fommcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

glbUnurntcn, bic ben y1cutidDcu GOrrc'
ippnocntcn" nidbt pinftlidl DSer mrcncI'
ntdRig erbnltrn, iin0 gcbctrH, Der Office
oaucn Der EeIcphOn OOcr idJriftIih 0lii.
theilnHg 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
Ginc VcrnGonma fir 0nmOcrttmirnOc 9Imcrifaucr

Sine ycrn6enns fir SmnOcrhanirnOs 9lmerifaucr
III bic 9odridbt OoB i6re Nnge60rigen ped1e aui Scr
gigmgsreiicn bon Dem ploBlid otsgcbrohencn ariegc
Iberraibt mur0cn, idb IN poafonnlencr Sidcrbcit be-
iinocn. An0cres mar aud gar nid]t ST ermartcn Dic
fricginbrenocn Mdte gropos inO bod riDililrte Dol
fer Oie 80lterrcdt in Der pcnden gSciie reipeft
rcii- Iurd ole YiobiImadmg Der Nrnecn mnren bic
@irgcr Der Neutraliidts a2Gdjte porbergc6eno 70 gut
pie @ciongene tic fonntcn oaS 2on0 ndjt pcrlocn
neil ole Nobnci fir Die Yci0rOertng BON Irippcn be-
mlbt meroen mtBicn. Scbt abcr inO UieOcr nornaIe
&erbolhliie nl Gcrte6rsmeien in ienen Sdnoern enge
reten lO bic 9lmerfancr iinO lnertboncn aller anoe
ncutrolen Staoten foncn nit Der nGbiten Oamper
6abrgec9en9et nod Der 0eimatb 5ilrdfe6ren. Die
cin5igc wrfldc 9totb fir Die IN ben aregslGn0ern pe
cnocn gImertaner mor, OoB lie irplobd) obnc 9aar.
mitte poren Oa lie au i6re GrcOitbreie ein @co mebr
befoninen fonnte 0ieic giotb lit nun audi beietgt
uor0cn nioem oas Stats 0eportcnent luio onerloni
hc Yantcn @olo nod europa iauocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
gareaM 0es @e0anSs. .anpeIlara.

S. miro bermit belanni ocpcbcl, Dab GoniS
6cibncten &erorbnlng Nr 155, 9lbihnit A.,
NoraQldpb ~ Que am 2s yioocmber 1911
omcnou), nm ole 9rlaubnB nabgeiudt bat
oos gmuceH M. i12, Siios0i09 Sirabe, as
S6mcoe 3u bcnHteH
g. Is. em0bs,
(gmai0-f3) ojebduoesS Snpciior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
gSrrloulmImugs-NH5ci

,Srberol.cin immcrpabrcnoer g'au. nnb spar-
Wcrciu"
Ncnte 0lDcnb g. glnanit Sabresoerldmnl'
luna mn Ncnnltcnpnh BET gSitipe Nruii Oa'
npucr rub EiicnDs 2rnnc.
(gMol3) Nbilip GtcinmHlrr, Geirctdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
Gcpartcmcnt fir UIfCuuidc Ner6ciicrun0cu.
lLntcrs1 1cpnrtcmcnt hcc GLaoi.N Nnncnicnr0.


lntcrsDepnrtcmcnt occ GtaoisSngcnicnro.
Bnltt C. "a. Sui 1914.
Mn glne, bic CO angebt
IS miro bcrnt Qcndb oell glbi6niticn So y
mo SO Is oc3 baltimore St00ir0bdricrS bcs
Ianni Qeinacbi oob Die 9iluiicrngssG ion
1914 be0.unen Wiro. bic ndN9cnnniien StrnBcn
uno 9lllcOe nit muocrncm Widterinl S pl.ns
tcril, ncu 6h pllnlieril uno ncu 3i belcncit glle
|crloncn nu0 G0rpornti0ncn ipcroen ocshnlb
iu lolc mo 0icie Dor Dem s. september 1914
5u becnoen, bic IN reeno ctner gSeiie bic glnl-
Drdhunn Oncr 9uireiBunl nn6Qcndilucr Sifns
Ben oocr YlcOs 00cr cineS I0ciles oerielOci
nVibiQ MADDEN nI00icn, nQd0cW tie du iolGle
gseie QeplIaiieri. ncu aepiloiiert ODER ncn be-
lcgi ftlo.
Sic o0cn crwdbnicu srdBc,l uno 9acbs Inn:
0nnrilan0sSt. bon Srdniln e. bis GeniresSt
St, HdulsGt, bon NnmiiOn e. bis GcuiresSt
GeniresSt, non GonriIanosSi bio gSaiDin0ions
Blaze
9Gorionslncb bon Olipcr ctr. bis G6aie Cir
yioriun'9lnep bon @aeer cir. bis Rcao ctr.
Nrand (@artciD NucD, bon q. EnnlsSir. bio
G0drlcss Sir
9cabobb slncO, bon Ct Fan Ct bis 9barIcs q.
yooenrope glneD. ron Nron0 gnep big 9ager.St.
toOcgruOes9lueO. bon 0b0lciSt bic Yreon Sr.
IleD n1roliO BON Uiaoiion'Sir, Don St Rauls
Ctr. bic VobcaroOcsNlleO.
so QrOnc Nucn, BON 0cnirtsStr bis Gbulc 5tr.
SutBrouc glucn. BON Nioolc Sir Bic YreonsSir
0u0lonNll. bon Rrcit0nsSt. bis Dd. 9ipUdl glOc
RluOergllleD, bon 0nmiliun Ct bis Hidnlono Ct
lennforo 9la bon 9dperi q bis 6ourilono Si.
gleD melid bon Gabcrt Sir. BON Earf Vdue
s. 81. WcGaN,
Stnois Sn0cnienr.
Sm gMiirnqe Der @fciicrungs @0mmillion
Der Sinoi baltimore.
M 0cit6 Compton.
Torlitcr nO tonluluren0cr Sn1cnlcur.
(1uli2L Yu031O1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
gcrmiidtc QIus siocn.
gIu Die Samcn.

Gin bic SnmcH.
Die rin5ise ednle IN orr Gtobt.
llnIerc Ndb'1laiIcu lest oicn. ,Slnae 3dnlen,
pclde bic 8leioermaderfuull nncb 0cn nenclicn
Wlei6oocn crlcrnen ipoucn, f5neu oicS IN iir'
5cr 8eit hnreb ben Nnidblnb an oice Nlniicn
errcitbcH llnierrrbt WiorGcns. NahnlitingS uno
glbenoc. Ncddenie Ginlloen. Sm 0nule bc'
aolileHe glrbcicn fonlcn lpdbrcno oco uncr'
rtchis iortOcicbt iUcroen. @riinolidbcr llntcrs
rihi I'M 6nipnyf bon WluIicrn crtbclli. Ndbere
9IuSflut iOriili,b ober miinolicb bci MI.
oHbcrS, 9'r. 302. @citSaratuna, a,9trnbc.
Spe5inl-ylUtia.
%ir Ilclcu an SreauIoiionzn pie Yicnes
nno guoiliigc pcrnniialieli, Iolictiiei Glidsrao
nm 9iunimeru fir SuderJnnrcn.
SeincSS giloriimeui ron gqnoies * 3lDlDen
aMencn Wlanu sum Ecireb ocS GIidrabS.
ipcnn gcluiinidi.
IS lobni I'D bcl uns oor5ulpreden ooer
uneren gleeuten iumnen uio iiD nnicrcn 4ldn
crfldrcli 5n lallen
9irginia 9arc GnnbN 60,
406 NUsUin, Strnhc.
(SuH20- -9u926 nG&Sol
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NricObSie.


gareau, Wr. II, gpcI.earatuaa.e .etrnhe. nno
NaMpt0innnng: 0reberid.9lDab
QeQrdnnbpldte ron $$25 an. n1ier betdnot'
ncr Qtniiht Shniiiblmmcn, Scipinoc Rfldn8cn
cit SUB i'm GrcihbonS am 3nupis@inonng. 81
finocn .lnIcr gloeni wir0, :5cnn geiuinlht.
borprc6cIi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
HcidJenbcItattcr.
Onnicl Mnftrm.

2eihcnbeitotter inO @inboIionirer,
916 Yenuiplbonia.9lbe.
GeIepton Wd Ierilon 5490.
(9,pb2 tcS)
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-04-16
CLEAN BILL FOR O'NEAL.


Defaication.
Governor Emmett O'Neal, of Ala
bama, was absolved at Mobile by a
grand jury that investigated public
charges made against him by Theo
Lacy, formerly an official of the state
convict department and now under
sentence FOR embezzlement OF the de-
partment's funds. The grand jury's
report, presented to Judge Amstead
Brown, was as follows:
1.-THE grand jury begs to report aft
er investigation they are unable to
find any evidence connecting Gov
ernor Emmett O'Neal with the Lacy
dedication"
The grand jury Investigation. was
made at the instance Of the governor,
who vigorously denied statements
made by Lacy. Five witnesses, IN
Guiding Lacy, were examined.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-04-16

From the effects Of burns received
from the exhaust pipe Of b motorcycle
which she was riding with her
nephew. Mrs. Kromling, a well
known resident of Clearwater, Fla,
passed away. AS last resort to save
the life Of Mrs. Kromling. physicians
grated twenty eight inches of skin
from the legs Of Harry Marshall, with
whom she was riding when her dress
caught fire, but her condition was too
serious and she failed to respond to
the treatment.
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of DeSoto and Polk counties. together
with a wide business experience, enables
me to assure the people efficient work;
and II elected I promise to devote my
entire time to the work. and to put the
public schools Of Desoto county on the
highest possible basis OF efficiency. Hop
ing to merit the supper. OF the voters,
for which 1 will be grateful.
Respectfully,
v. w. sURRENCY
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Reform MeasuresM au
Produce Greater
|. Evils
BY DAVID KnNLEY, President American
Economic Association

M AN is so constituted that
III when he feels the evils Of an
existing system he is likely
to adopt measures of reform which
will PRODUCE EVILS AS GREAT
as those he is seeking to remedy.
THAT DANGER EXISTS NOW. WE
NEED TO LOOK VERY CLOSELY
AT THE TENDENCY TOWARD THE
EXTENSION OF THE AUTHORITY
OF THE GOVERNMENT, INTO THE
DETAILS OF OUR ECONOMIC LIFE.
THE PRINCIPLE OF coMPETI-
TIoh, THE SYSTEM OF EcoNoM-
&c LIBERALISM, HAS BEEN roo
VALUABLE TO THE PROGRESS
OF MANKIND TO BE GIVEN UP
ALTOGETHER, FOR COMPETITION
HAS BEEN A DEVELOPING FORCE,
EVEN IF 1T HAS FAILED SOME
WHAT AS A CONTROLLING ONE.
'sTiaE MOTIVE POWER TO ACTION
as OF MORE IMPORTANCE IN THE
sloNG RUN THAN THE REGULA-
= TON or ACTION.
Aside from industries that are
clearly MONOPOLISTIC BY Ma
%URE, the whole aim of govern
ment interference should be to es-
tablish conditions which will induce
healthy competition.
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s-r--T---------------
CHECK YOUR APRIL couoH

Thawing frost and April winds chill
You to the very marrow, you catch cold
head and lungs stuffed-You are fever
ish-Cough continually and feel niiser-
able-Ypus need DIR. Kings New Discov-
throat and lungs. stops cough, your head
clears up fever leaves, and You feel fne.
Mr.. ]. e. Davis, Of Stfckney Corner Me-.
Was cured OF q dreadful cough after
doctors treatment and all other remedi-
Pleasant=-Ch Children like 1t. Get bottle
today. Soc and $1.00 at your Druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for all Sores.
(Advertisemenf)
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Subject to the result of the Democratic
primary to be held on June End. 1914. /
hereby announce my candidacy for MEM
bership of the Board OF County Commits
sioners of DeSoto County to represent
District No. 8. and wish to say that
II the voters honor me with the nomina-
ton and election shall attend to the
duties of the Office faithfully and to the
very best of my ability.
NORMAN G. HEWITT.
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Respectfully,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

I wish to announce that ! am candi-
date for Representative to the Legisla-
ture fromDeSoto County. subject to the
Democratic primary of June End. I am
in thorough accord with both the Ma
tional and State administrations. and
their progressive policies. A copy Of
my platform will reach you in due time
! have served you in public capacity
before, and should I be elected to this
honorable position, trust that may
merit the same confidence that has been
given me-
Yours very truly.
I. A. HENDRY.
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To the Democratic Voters of DeSoto
County:
/ am candidate to succeed myself as
representative in the state legislature,
subject to the choice of the Democratic
voters in the June primary.
/ am indeed grateful for the honor you
have conferred upon me in the past. and
as an evidenc of my appreciation /
strove to render the very best service of
which was capable
II again made your choice 1t will be
my pride to endeavor to maintain the
high confidence that is expressed in the
choice of your vote by rendering to De-
Soto a painstaking and earnest public
service.
Respectfully,
WILL G. LANGFORD
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ron MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD

To the Voters of District No. g.
respectfully solicit your support In the
coming primary for member of the Board
of Public Instruction for said district
Thanking you for past support I am as
ever. yours for the cause Of education.
I'll. A. WARE.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-04-16
Brvan DeIured with Cures.

Packages loaded with advice and
''cures" are pouring In upon Secretary
BRYAN daily as result Of the, recent
publication of some wag's statement
that the secretary's voice had become
impaired. Mr.. Bryan decided that the
joke had gone far enough and formal
ly denied there was anything wrong
with his vocal organs.
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NEARLY cREMATED.

Family Thought Cry of Fire April
Fool Joke.
.'Fire!" yelled someone. outside the
window at Chicago of M, J. Days
bedroom. DAILY leaped from the bed
and then stopped,
I'm wise," he, said to himself.
cts April Fools day" Then he pro-
ceeded to go back to sleep.
A few minutes later Daily and his
wife were carried, unconscious, from
their room by firemen. Smoke had
overcome them while they slept. The
firemen saved the house.
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Diamonds Barred by Storm.

Breitmayer & Co., the famous Lon
don diamond firm, have just bought q
half million karats Of uncut diamonds
from German Southwest Africa fol-
$4,000, 900. The diamonds were pick
ed up on the shore after q gale. Sixty
million dollars worth are said to have
been found in this way during the
year 1913.
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Former Columbia Professor Suicide

Professor J. 8. Salter. a former pro-
fessor OF French at Columbia univer-
city, was found dead In an areaway
I'm front of the house where he lodged
at No. SO West Eighty-second street,
New York. Although no message OF
any kind was found, the police de-
clared their belief that Professor Sal
ter had committed suicide by jumping
from the window of his room.
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FOR COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR

To the voters Of DeSoto County:
I hereby make my announcement for
reelection to the office Of TAX Collector
for DeSoto County. subject to the action
of the Democratic Primary to be held
next June. thank the voters of the
county for their past support and again
solicit their support for which I will be
grateful.
Respectfully,
CYRIL BALDWIN.
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ARMY CHANGE.

Wofherspoon to Succeed Wood a
Chief of Staff.
Major General william w. Woth-
erspoon, now assistant chief OF staff
OF the army, has been selected to sue
coed Major General Leonard Wood as
chief of staff at the end of General
Woods term, April 22. Brigadier
General Hugh L. Scott, commanding
the troops at Fort Bliss, Texas, Will
be assistant chief of staff.
General Wood win assume com
mand of the eastern department, with
headquarters at Governors island,
New York.