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The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-01
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Notice of Sale OF Real Estate
By Osder of Court
STATE OF COLORADO. o.
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IN TUE COUNTY COURT N PROBATE
In The matter Of the petition OF Ger
trudc Green, guardian of the estate OF
Albert II. Green. a minor, for the sale OF
real estate.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, guardian of the estate of Albert
L. Green, minor, pursuant to an order
Of the county court Of the county of
Ebert. Colorado made and entered on
the 9th day OF April, A. %. 1914, author
iziDg and directing said guardian, Ger
trude Green, to sell, At private sale, all
OF the right, title and interest of said
minor, Albert L. Green, in aud to the
lands and real estate hereinafter de
scribed, for the purpose of supporting
and maintaining said minor. and invest
ing and putting out at interest the pro
ceed1 of said sale and paying the ex-
penses of administration of said estate,
will on Wednesday, the 9th day of May,
4. ID 1914, at the town of Ebert, in Ell
oert county, Colorado, at the Ebert
County bank, between the hours of 10
o'clock in the morning and 5 o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day, offer for sale
and sell, at private sale, for the purposes
aforesaid, all the right, title and interest
If said minor in and to the following de
5cribed lands and real estate situate in
Ebert county, Colorado toy wit:
An undivided one-half interest in and
to the south half $50 of the southwest
quarter (SW14) and the northeast quar-
er (NEL) OF the southwest quarter
(SWA) ana the southeast quarter SEQ
If the northwest quarter (NW14) Of sec
ion nineteen, 40, township nine (9).
.outh of range sixty four (64), west of
The 9th Principal Meridian, to the high.
,st and best bidder for cash. Said sele
o be for a sum not less than the ap-
praised value Of said one-half interest
to-wit: Five hundred dollars, pursuant
to the order of court.
Dated Kiowa, Colo, April %, 1914.
GERTRUDE GREEN,
Guardian of the estate of Albert T
Green, minor.
J. w. MULLAHEY, Attorney.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-01
County Treasurer's Warrant Call
Ebert County, Colorado

Call all County Fund warrants regis
tered prior to January !, 1914. All Road
Fund warrants registered prior to Ap-il
10, 1914 County Building Fund war
rant No. 157. School District warrants
as follows, to wit:
Dist. No 2-779, 7s4, 1888, 7S7 7ss, 1913
s24, $40, sl2, s13 s1l.
Dist. No. $40, 81, 312, ll5, 100, 11s
III, 1l9, 123, I23, 12I, 125, 127, l2S, 129
l30, l33 134, 1876.
i. Dist. No. 40.
Dist. No. 5 Al, 33, 32, 3s, "a, 40, 3e, 30,
81, ,.35, 81, 30, 40, 46, s. 30, AZ, "a, 80, 81, s.
So, 50, 4S, ii, 60, 80. 60, 81, 62, II, 6s, 50,
66. 10, 53, 81, So "A, 80, rs, 10, 76, 81, SO,
80, 80, SS.
Dist No. 7-l5O, 155, l57, 1853.
Dist. No. 9-o5, 96, 12s, 9s, 81, 100, 100
DIST No. 10 222, 22s, 224, 225, 22e
Dist No. l1-9si, 9S2, 9ss, 992, 993, 995
994, 99s, 500, g. 4, 3, 8, 10, 6, 7.
Dist. No. 1922.
Dist. No. 14-12e, 132, 1876, 1913, 1877
1873, 1913, l3a.
Dist. l6-7, IL, 10, ., u, Is, 1s, "a.
Dist. No. 1S-279.
Dist. No. 1890.
Dist. No 2l-19, 81, %.
Dist. No. 25-195, 1866. 1877.
Dist. No. 3l-lsi, 1856, 1SS.
Dist. No. 35-153, l54, 1856.
Dist. No. 36-l3l.
Dist. No. 42-3l, 80, 30, SO, 3s, 80, 40
Al. ~.
Dist. No. $3.50, So, 4s, 50, 81, l3, "a
66.
Union High School:
Dist. No. I-27, 2s, 80, 81, 80, 30, 80, "a
Dist. No. 2-7, 8, 10, IL, u.
Dist No. 3-23, 26, 2s, 30, 20, 30.
All the above County, Road and Build
/ ing fund warrsnts cease to draw inter
est thirty days from the date of this
cal. All School District warrants as
above cease to draw interest twenty
days after the date of this call.
Dated at my Office in Kiowa, Colorado
this 10Th day of April, 1914.
Tom Burnside,
County Treasurer, Ebert County.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-01
The Strike Trouble

Several days the latter part of
last week a truce was in force be-
tween the strikers and militia in
the strike zone and peace and
quiet seemed to reign. The first
part of this week trouble broke
out at different points, including
Walsenburg, Canon City an d
Louisville, and warfare continued
for three days, resulting in the
killing and wounding of a number
on each side and burning much
mine property. Fourteen were
killed in Wednesdays battle, Ma
jor Lester of the hospital corps
being among them.
The Federal troops began ar
irving in the state on Wednesday,
ordered here by President Wilson
at the earnest solicitation of the
people of Colorado, and it is to be
hoped the strikers will be dis
armed, the mine guards chased
out of the district and the militia
sent to their homes.
The Legislature has been called
in extra session and will meet
next Monday. We hope they will
be able to adopt some plan that
will settle the trouble.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-01
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN

The following circular has been
issued by the state board of stock
inspection, and should be attend
ed to by our stockmen who wish
to protect their brands:
In accordance with law enacted by
which became effective July I5, 1913
you are hereby respectfully notified that
an assessment of s100 each is now due
and payable to this board on your brand
described on enclosed card, which pleas,
return with remittance. giving your
name and post Office address.
1t is well known fact that many
brands are now of record which are moi
in use, and it will be taken for granted
that brands on which this assessment il
not paid are not wanted by the present
owners, and unless the assessment is
paid the brands will become forfeited
and will be let out to parties who desire
to adopt them.
This Sl00 is not an annual tax, but
the assessment is for once only, and fol
the purpose of making new brand books
revising the records, paying postage and
expenses, and OF eliminating from the
records all brands on which this 800 it
not paid.
AS the matter now stands it is almost
impossible to let out a brand that doe
not conflict with some other brand.
We trust you will favor this office
with your prompt remittance, in order
that your brand may not become for
feited, and for the purpose of assisting
in putting the brand records in the best
possible condition for the live stock in
terests.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-01
Conditions in Mexico

The Mdxican situation remains
unchanged. A truce has been
declared by the rebels and the
H u er "a government. Govern
ments of Brazil, Argentina, Chile,
Germany and England are using
their good offices in behalf of ar
bitration. Should their negotia-
tions fail war will undoubtedly
follow.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-01
THE LUTHERAN MISSION

Will be held in the Gilbert school house
German services on the second Sunday
and English services on the fourth Sun
day in each month at 1870 a. m. Church
music will be furnished by Mrs. A.
Guthals on the piano and Mr.. II. Hopp-
man, cornet. Everybody cordially in
vited. REV. w. ZIMMERMAN, Pastor.
WIN. RRNKEN, Sec'y.
The Elbert County tribune., 1914-05-01

The mine operators refuse to
arbitrate the strike troubles even
with the question of union recog-
milton eliminated.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
seiSeL nnrnns.

WfiImouf ee, @is., 26. gldr5.
II Den mmmebr boIlit6uoig Dorlle,
gcnoen @oblberi6teh 5ufolge bal
bel Oen @rimdrwobleu fir Ole
MoDors domination om Qienitag
ser So5ioIiit GmiI Seioel 21,O54
Stimmen iino Der jebige W1opor Ser'
boro 9(. SfoOing 2O,O22 Stiumen err
boIten. Sci Der nn 7. glpril Itatf7
finoenoen @obl merOen Die 6eiOeII
0enannten alio oilf Dem Stinln10etteI
olS @onoioaten fungiren. Gr-@}aDor
0oOi0 Q. 9foie er9ielt 1871 StiuI-
men imO &beobalO Often 1915. 9le
So5iolilten ioGen bei Oen 9llOermell'
glonlinutionen nit iecbS ibrer GonO''
Ooten erfolgreid gemeien iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Guren madlt mp6i(.

cleveland, 8. 26. Nldr5. II
n@cncrol~ Gorep bat gcitern 9(beno
bier Elm an @rGiioent g9ilion gcrih.
tcs SHreiben sur &oit eegeben no.
rim er 0ieicn mittbcilt, cine 5peitc
.GoreD. .9(rmeeD meroe iid on 16.
g(pril bon Nloiiilon Obio, ous, BON
iuo Dor SSobren 0ie erlte 09lrmee"
noH @oibinston abmoridirt it, uns
ter GorcD's 6iibring nod Der Bun
oes6ouptitoot III 9emegung ieten.
Gineeihloiien in 0os Gorep'ic6c
Sdreiben mar Elm Yampblet, pel.
Dies yGorep's &lon, 9lrbeitsIoie on
2onOitroBcn lino anoeren offentlideu
%crbeiierimeen 6u 6ei6dftigen," bar
lcgt. Die neie o9lrmec," melde am
81 W2oi in @oibington an5ufonnen
hofft, wia, mic Gorep iMreibt, bei'nl
Yr1iioenten imO bei'm GongreB I'M
M1oBnobmen petitioniren, oltrh mel
he oic 9lrbcitsloien 9eih1ftigune er.
bolten. Dies miro Sbnen (Oem
@rdiiOenterD 40 Gage 3eit geben, "
fiiet Gorep biu5u linn iid ii6er Die
3wede oieies 6meiten Wioricbes BON
glrbeitsIoien 6it informircn uno Die
Ebunlihfeit mo @eredtiefeit iuie-
rer 6oroerlmgen in @rmGgung 0u
aicben. glod Dem friiberen MoriA, "
70 idIieBt Gorep, Limb 6pei ser 6iib-
rcr uno id6 ielbit wegcu ibrer 9eitre.
bnnecil duf 20 Gage ing @eidnsniB
gciuorfcu morocn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

O3cm gorf, 26. @adr6. II Sn
cinem 9(nfaae wo6niinniger g8ut6
brohtc geitern Scr 53.jdbrige Siid-
Ter QnpiO Gibbs i'm 9ooe6inlmer iei-
ner @obmng, in Dem SoiIe gtr. "A,
Monbotton. .9lDenue, ieinem eigenen
@eitdnOniB 6ufolgc ieiner SroI nit
Dem &oiirineiier cine lebensgefdbr=
Iicbc &unoe om Solie bel uno per=
fubtc oonn iid iel6it 81 t0oten. gIls
er ouf Der Yoli5eipahe oil ser gSelt
100 StroBe 2ieutenunt @acGartbD
porgeiiibrt muroe, iogte er, es iei
mabr, ociien man i'm beidulOige,
ino nod mebr oo5ii oSSos ib &c.
tbon, tbut mir Ieio," fiigte er bin5u.
nSH tbot es in einem llncontrolir-
barren @utbonfoG. @}oHt cs fur5
nit Dem gScg 5im elettriihenShbl.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
g9eniae Sisbcrae.

Solifor, q. g, 26 Nldr5.
GopitGn So6niton bonn omcrifoni.
idcn 3oafutter nScueco~, Der &C.
itcrn bier6er eingeloliien i'll, iagt ans,
ooB oii ser 9ioute transatlontiider
Oampier i'm norOotIantiiden Sceou
in oieiem 6riibio6r groBe Gisberae
MIR ip6rlib geiidtet uorOen iinO,
Bob ober fleinere GiSmaiicn, oie bon
Oen Seeleuteno @roplers~ imO,, ,Slop.
ice" genonnt weroen ie6r 5a6lreiH
morcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

9(lIentopn %a., 26. Wldr6.-
Ourd cine @rploiion mitr0e gelter''
Die fiinf @}eiIen BON bier 6elegene
SSo6rif Ser n@ennlDlponia EroJan
YomOer 60" 5erItort imO 0rei SelIfe
fonoen OoOurh ibren 600. lleber
sic @ntitebilng ser @rploiion oilrllr
nie etpos befannt mcrOen, ga alle
2eiltc, melcbe in 0en 5erit0rien ~e'
bGuoen orbeiteten, lnleefonlmen iillo,
@iner ser llngliidli9eu muroe 4Oo
Sub peit in Elm benob6nrtes SEQ
gcidIeuOert rno Gonfret, Giicnble~
iInO 9ouboI5 flog 1000 Sub weIi.
9Son oen 5wan5ig aus Gonfret ullO
GiienbIeh oifeefiibrtcn @ebdiloe'
mlrOcn o6t 5erltort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

gtcm Dorf, 26. NlGr5. 7 0lc
Gircftoren ocr .gtelu- gorf, ytew-
Soben lmo SortforO-gobn~ geneb'
mieten in ibrer geitrigeu SiBlng ben
9eri6t oes @rGlioenten SoparO Gl-
lott ii6er Die nit Ger 9unOesregle-
ring berein6arte 9(ufl0iung oes Sp-
items einitimnlig, beriefell arf ben
3. glpril cine General .@erionImllng
ser 9(ftionGre no1 ser n@arnonie'
Soae4 in Nlem-Sooen 5peds Se'
ibmBfoiilng oorii6er Gin uno be-
i6loiien sen 9lftiondren sic 9lnnob'
me 0es @lones 5u empfeblen. 9r.
elliott itcate in 9lusiidlt, oaB er NOR
gen o0er Sonitog cine 0rudi@ritt
an Oie 9lftionGre OerienOen mcroe, III
oeiien Die oGgemeine Gage Der @e,
ieai6oft in0 Die @er6ou0lungen nit
Dem SritiS.Qeportenent beleu6tct
meroen. @ine Grorterlmg ser finan-
6ieaen Gage min er imtcrloiier oa
ein 9eri6t Der 5pii6enItoatIidclI
SonOels. Gounliiiion Ooriiber bepor-
Itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Snffrngctten Organization in
Ganaon.

Toronto, Ont, 26. Nadr0.
Sruuen aus Oielcn @egenoeu Der
0ominiou bnben iid bier 81 Der ~y'o-
tionoI Union Of @omon'S Spffro9c
Societies bon Canada" ouionnien=
gei1loiien. %oriiberin Der @eriamn-
lung mar 6rou @oroon gSrigbt aus
2onOon Ont, GbrenprdIiocntin pur-
0e 2ooD 0rummono ans Niontrcal
mo @rdiioentin 6rou 8. 81. @auil=
ton aus Sorouto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

Gbicogo, Sn., 26. @tdr5.
Soc G6oinsfp, friiberer 9rcisfloPleI,
ln6 jebigcr 0ireftorocs nEittsbilr9p
9(tbletic GIu6, 1T bclltc ilber6elIgI
ouB es Oob nod Dnnf6orfeit oiT VI.
oen giebt, aleroings bat iie iih lD','
in elmer @ciie Ootumeutirt, oie al"
einen @eiiimiIterii6en ais Soc DC.
febrt bGtteu. Son Dem Dor aurdeH'
pcritor6euen Gbineien Sim 4Son oell'
Der @orer emit in Ger giotb geDop
fen uno ocIien &inoer er our SNlll'
9eianOt botte, iino ibm ndmIi6, tellu'
mentariid $4,000 DermaAt moroen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
9ian6er iibcn Sortnr.

GbcncOpille 2oy 26. Wldr6.
&oli0iitcn perfoIgen nit 8lutbun-
oen ole Spur bon 0lpci Rdllbern iucI-
hc ont Gienitas 9l6eno SSilianl
2Dlcs, Dem Snbo6cr zines nidt weit
BON bier belegenen 2ooeneeidditS,
bciBeS Set ollf ole nodten 5iiBe &C.
goiien bobeL I'M ibm oie 9lneobe Der
Combination ieines @elOihranfes
obou5pineen. 0ie 9onOitcn wuroen
perideldt, nahoem 2ples idbon OoS
@epuBtiein pcrlorcn botte. Sn Dem
@eloihronf befonOcn iib mebrcrc
EouicnO Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
.Sruu 4. 9. 9sOtter tuOt.

Gbicoqo, ST., 26. Wldr5.
Grou 6ronces Squire Softer, eIlle
ser 6iibrerinneu in Scr Srollell'
itimmre6ts 9eweeune lit geiterp
bier geitorben. 6rou Softer ipal
@rofeiioriu ser 9iterotur an Der UNI
DeriitGt BON @iinneioto, 9rofellorll'
Der GtDmologie om 9roofIDn SnlIf
tut, geomtin Der u6eoeration Of SSU,
mems Clubs" S6riftiteaerin illlD
9feonerin. Sic bat Elm g(lter BON q
Sobren erreicbt. 0ie @eeroiglIl'V
miro in GImiro, 9t.-g, itottfinoelI
no 6roit Softer friiber gewobnt bal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
@ermildte teIearap0iide NcpcIden.

@Gbreno bel Gonpab, Teun..
oic 2ei6c eincs in bobem 9lIter ge.
itorbencn @eteranen Der confooerir.
tcn 9lrnce ms @rob geienft muroe
brad Gin 6reuno oes 9ooteii, ebcn.
falls Gin GeteroI bonn S6logc &c.
troffen toot 5uiammcn ino Elm brit.
ter @etcran erlitt in 6oIge scr 9luf.
reeitne einen Sdloeanfoa.
- 0ie 9eb0rOen in 2i6ertp, Ser,
bo6eu cinen Strofpro6eB ouf ST..
$4,000 aeeen 0ic ,Sonto Se-8o6n4
ongeitren9t, neil cine ibrer 9ofomo.
tipcn nidt nit ser oeiebIid ooree.
idrie6enen 9rcnisporrihting Der.
icbcn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

SEEM 2onoon Conn.,, 26.
@l1r8. Oos &riegseeri6t Dor
meIdem N1aior 9eniamin 30. aoblcr
meeen unmoroliiHen |erboltens pro-
6eiiirt miro, biclt oilf Sort SerrD oie
criportete Sieiug niHt ob. @lon
martete ouf neue 3eugcn unO 5luei
Wlitgliebcr ocs @erihtsbofes muB.
ten nod @ooenor's Sslono 0uriid.
fcbren Inn mibtise Eopicre 81 boleu.
9lus oieien @riinoen meroen ole Ser
Donolungeuy melhe nod mebrcre
Gage in 9lnipruh nebmen oiIrften,
crit beiltc micocr allfgcnommcn per-
bcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

Stnmfor0, Conn., 26. W1dTO'
~ Dic Sei6enfeier fir |rof- SorrV
z. Ecd, welder iid6 bier nnl Wlontos
eridoiien bot, fono eeiteru IN Oen'
Souic ieiner cinItigeu Satin 0ra.'
Gornelia 0opborn Yed, 5n Sol'llu
@ea6 itott welde nit 3uitinInlll'lsp
Der 5ipeiten @uttin, 6rau @li6apelV
Du 8ons @ed 6u ct. George Slu'
ten SSsIono, oic arrangements iloer'
uontmeu 6ottc. 9ie 9eiietlne er'
foIgte olf Dem Sricobofe Der GDrllt
Stride, etpa orei @leiIen bon Soul'O
0eodl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
GrObtbfn.
GeiIern anf siSilicm
Oeripiirt.
Hanif mntcr ben @imipp1s
mcrn hcrnDrgerMfem.

Ser SWuOeH JeOpW llltr BerllB.
OIicuono perIeet. s(uficben
erresenOer @rloB Oes Gitrei@i-
i6eu ariessntiniiters. II @egeu
gepiiie Sorfommniiie i'm 5Iieger-
Corps Ger 9(rmee geridtet. II
9otidofter OeranitaItet Diner.
W3eiino Si5ilien, &c. N1Gr5. -
Cine itorfe GrOeridiitterrng, begIei-
tet non einem beitigen Sturm perur-
iobte bellte cine @onif inter ocn Gin
mo6nern Oieies 0iitrifts, pon 0enen
0ie meiiten oli ireiem SonOe 8u-
iluht iudtcu. 9llS oas llnwetter
nadlieB, iteGte cs iid berous, Bob
mr unbeuteuOer SHoOen augeri6tct
iporOen mar, imO OoB gtiemonO per
lcbt mur0c.
2 port ltan0pitnft getooel t
g9ien, 26 Mdr5. - llngemeines
9lufie6en erregt Elm GrlaB Oes ariegs-
miniiters, i. 3. W}. b. &ro6atin ge-
gen gepiiie &orfomnniiie i'm 6lie-
gercorps Der 9lrmee, mel6es nod Oem
Gafiir6olteu Der moBge6cnOen @e-
wolten bislong Sen gebegten @rwar-
tlmgen nod ni6t I'M 6eideiOenItcn
NlaBe entipro6en 6at.
Gie &inoge6uug lit olgenihein-
lid Oo3u beitinmt 0ie Oeficntli6feit
nit 5ablrei1en llebelitdnOeu beiier
6efount 81 mo6eu uno @anOeI 5lt
i6afieu. Sdorf 6emdngelt werOen
pele 6lieger.Sffi5iere, welHen 5unl
@orpuri gemudt miro, ooB iie Ous
6liegeu lcOigli6 pom Sport-StanO-
punft ans ouiiaiien uHO feline &uit
oerratben peiteren GienitIeiitllngen
nad5ufonImen.
Ger GrloB BOT cine unmittelborc
Solge bereits gebobt. Me6rere Si-
ii5ier-@iloten 6o6en Oarm nodge-
nlGt 81 i6rcr Eruppe 5uriiduericBt
81 meroen.
'GnmberIGn0er Ser3ogs-
poor 6ei'm Oeutid en-
goti Of after 5u @ a it.
Ger 0euticbe 9otibaiter, Serr b.
ti6irit6f0 nlo 96Bcn0orff gn6 I'M
g(ni1luB an Sen @iener 9eiuh Oes
oertibeu Goiiers oen bier occreOitir-
ten Nfitolieoeru oeS Oiplomatii6en
Corps ein Diner.
9ln ser fcitliden @clegen6eit nab
men oud Ser5og.Grnit 9luglit BON
Cumberland imO oie Ser5ogin gebo.
rene @rin5eiiin S6prd BON G6ue-
mart, iopie Oeren iiiugIte SoHter.
&rin5eiiiu SIgo tbciI
Q ed s Nr6eiter ertunfen.
9out elmer ans alooomo in I'm
gorn 6ierbcr gelonatenOleloung fipp-
te oui ser Conan ein nit 9lrbeitern
gefiiateS Boot Inn.
Se6s Snioiien Oes 8ooteS innOen
oen 300 in sen @eIlen ga Siilie Die
lln6eilSitdtte ni6t red6t5eitig erreid-
tc.
.@crtin~ untcr 0uarou-
tame.
9tcopel 26. W}dr5. - Ser Gom-
pier Berlin, an IA. @ldr5 BON gsew
9)orf ob9efo6ren, Ser beute bier un-
longte, muroe inter Gaarontdne &C.
iteQt, neil me6rere SdQe Don Nlenir-
gitis, bon melden elmer toOtliden
9luSgang no6m porgefommcn waren.
9lmerifaniide %oiiagiere murOeu, wie
gemclOet ni6t betroifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

@oraoe, weIdc iid nod Ocm aopitol
bepegen ioll. olles friibcr Gogeluc-
iene iibertriiit. Gic berittene 9lbtbei-
lung miro beOeutenO peritdrft wer-
oen; iiber cine 9l6t6eilung oerg Some
Mofers~ miro 6rml SarpeD @. g9i-
len, Satin OeS irii6eren 96eis Des
denliideu 9ureouS, Ben @oridall-
ito6 fiibrcn uno Oo5u fommen Oiele
onoere ucue Seftioueu, luie sic Der
3a6uGr5tinncu, Der 9lngeltelltcn Der
Observation-Disclosures etc.
@uotemola Ciippt bci-
gelegt.
Ger lange 9iiput 5piihen @uatc-
mala mo amerifoniiden @iien6a6n-
Gon5eiiionGreu lit bis ouf einige un-
ni6tige GetoilS beigelegt. Ger pen-
iionirte @enerolmaior 0ooiS, Der IN
Dem Sale ais nuBerorOentli6er
9lgent Oes StootsoeportemcntS nad
Guatemala geionot worOcu mar, lit
geitern bier 5uriidgefebrt lmO Bat
tcreits nit ser 9lusorbeitinq ieines,
Dem Stoatsiefretdr 9rpon eiu5urei.
hcnoen 9eridts 6egonncn.
9luSgoben Del 9unoes'
ts-@rimGrmoblen.
@eitcrn mlrOcu i'm Senot oic err
item gcrl6tc ii6cr sic @onpogue.
9(usgobcn bel 9imOcsicnots.@rimGr-
wo6leu Dem ncicn @obleeiee 5ufol-
&C bcfonnt gegebcn. Sobion's (9lla)
glusaa6cu belicicn id oilf $5367
(2f74 fir Geiieousgobcu, Der &eit
iiir glu5eigeu). mo5u Die ,9iationol
@omen's Temperance llnion~ 5000
beiiteuerte. Bon llnoerpooO, Sob
ion'S Oenofrotiihem @egner, liegen
nod feline 9erihte Dor. SSu Siio.
Gofota Bat Senator Gropior0, mel
der om gienitog bon Dem GongreB.
9lbgeoroneten 9nrfe geidlagen mur.
&c, $2055 misgegeben mo 9urfe
$332S, Senator Glarf (9lrfanios)
$3.50 mO iein @cgner @m. j. airbD
$t63t.
Ole gr0Bte GrnOte.
9luspeisIib OeS SHlnB6eridtes
ii6er Oen lanOmirt6i6oitlicben Geu-
us, ipelter geitern pom GeniuS-9ii.
rcou uerofieutlibt murOe. bat I'M
Sabre 1910 mter oeu 1850 Gom-
ties Oes SonOes Sos 9(ngeles Gorn-
tp, Sal, Oie wertbpoaite @rnOte jli
Der5ei6nen ge6obt. Sie botte einen
@crt6 bon $1472O,3OO mO es folgt
Sancoiter Golnltp, ga, nit elmer
Grnote i'm @ertbe Don $13,059,6OO
Gonn fommen Der 9iei6e nod l)ic.
9ean County, ST., nit $i2,81i,50O;
@6itmon Gountp, @nl6y nit $t2,.
$4,000; 2iuingiton-, Sroqlois- unO
ga SoQe Counties, ST. NIT Sill
377,3OO, $t0,6O7,S0O, uno $t0222s
200, reip, imo 9lrooitoof Golmip,
NC, NIT $40, t5f 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
24 4n6rc 6linN. iett iehenb.

0[tIuntic GitD, gt.-Sy 70
W2dr3. - O3ob 30 Syobreu Ser 9linO'
belt bat ser 20 Sabre oltc 8iirger'
friegs Ieterun Sart 8. Smitb, nop'
Dem er BON Or. SreOcrid 6rild opV'
rirt worOen mar, eeitern fem 9Ill9ena
libt pieoer crbalten. Sin 9luge Dal'ss
Smith inn &riege perloren uno ou'
cnOere mar foit Dor einem Wlenl1e'r
otter er6Iieoet. giud ser SperaflO"
miinihte cr, Elm 9ilo bon EDeoool1ss
9fooiepeIt 5li ieben, ino bemerfte, az
cs ibm ee5eigt wurOe: ~@enml y
bob' idb mir ibn bor9citellt.
9I6Omucmtcn, Die bcm r9cntIacn
GOrrcIpOnScntcn" nidt piinftlidl OO''
nnrcscImGhig crbaItcn iinO Orbeien.
Der Office OaOOu per ScIcpGOn oO''
idriftIid DlittbciInne 81 mndcn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
S6artr Spra6t.
Sei 3analSOa. .9rbatte
i'm Srnat.
6cftige 0Ingriffe gcsen
prdiiOemt 2SilIOn.

Giniae Ger senutoreil brinsen 4'rO-
teit.s6reiben 8ur @erIeillne. n
Ger 9SraiiOent in oeniel6eu Oes
@errot6s ee5iebeu. EbeoOorc
0iooieOeIt pieOerboIt in 8uitim-
member @eiie citirt. Der
0dieospertroe nit 0Gnemort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

Ser Gborofter ser @lidiicr in Bro
ibfrc Oes stroBburecr ggcib-
biibofs in intereiionter @eiic be-
lc.i6tet. aein SsetbicI an Scr
Spite Oes 9luspdrtieen 9lmtes.
91cucr 9Srdiiocnt oes 0feids-
oe;r;4x..:A4s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

itcrn uo6mols all ocn 2lisihuB Oes
@unoeSieuots iiir ouSipdrtige Ve5ie.
bingcn ooS @eiiic6 imt cmpfe6lcnoea
geriht iiber ocn ncucll 6rieoenSDer-
trog nit G1ncnorf, ponoh in allen
Streitiateiten. ouh iolhen, welhe
Die notionolc Gbre beriibren, Der
idicoSocriHtlidc @eq betreteu per-
oen ioll uno aegen mcld)en iuegen Der
lebtcrp16nten 9eitimming iih eini.
&c Sppoiition gcltcno mocbt Ter
9lusihuB ioBtc in Der Sode ober
geitcrn nod nid)t geidluB.
Ter 9crtrag nit 9licoro9uo miro
in n1ditcr @odlc in 9erot6img qe-
nommcn mcroeu. Gorlouiig lit eiii
llutcrolSihuB beoiiitroat, cine lln-
tcriudung ii6er oie 9luipriihc oegeu
Die Hegierlmg 9}icoroouo's on5uteI.
len
Ger 9unocsicnat ratiii5irtc I'M
9oufc Der eeitrigcn Sibuug oen Ser
irag, ourh welheu ole Sdieos-Gou-
nention nit Goiia 9iico pom Sobrc
1909 ouf iiini Sa6rc ocrIdngert
iuiro.
SuffroNettcn Icmon.
itrotion geplnnt.
9lac crOcnflideH 9Inltrcn9uugen
wcroen bier gcnaht oomit Die iiir
ocu g. Wlni gcplontc Suiirogcticns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-18
DODGES LYNCHING,
RUNS INTO LYNCH
Sheriff Taking Negro Accused
of Kidnapping Girl Into Court
by New Route Rebuffed.

To forestall any plan Of court pen
prisoners 10 attack George Webb, the
negro school janitor charged with kid
mapping thirteen-year-o Catherine
Larkin, Sheriff O'Brien, at the request
of District Attorney Martin, of Bronx
County, started TO bring his man into
the Morrisania police court yesterday
morning through the entrance used By
lawyers, spectators and witnesses.
They we're halted at the courtroom
door by John Lynch, brother-in-law of
Charles Becker, the Rosenthal muir
derer, temporarily head of the attend
snts in the court. O'Brien explained
why he had not brought Webb in by
way of the court prison. That did not
placIte Lynch. O'Brien then repeated
that threats had been made by court
prisoners to kill Webb. Again Lynch
made il known that he, next 10 Mag
istrate Ten Eyck and the other mem
bers of the Board Of Magistrates. was
the ruler Of the Morrisania police
court, and that he wasn't going 10 let
anybody do anything that would in
terfere with the rules Of his court
room.
He and the others made 50 much
noise that Magistrate Ten Eyck heard
it and wanted to know the reason.
Lynch and District Attorney Martin
went into the magistrates room. A
few minutes later Webb was taken
through the gate and placed in the
prison pen.