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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
TENTH ANNUAL SESSION
OF PATRIOTIC SONS
come to Visitors, Who Assemble
at Murphy's Hotel.
ELECT CHARTERS PRESIDENT
Other Officers and Board OF Trustees
Are Chosen, After Which Peters.
burg Is Selected as Place of Meet
ing In September. 1915.

The tenth annual session or the Vir-
ginia state Camp. Patriotic order OF
Sons Of America. was held yesterday
IL Murphy's Hotel. and officers for the
tnsuthE year were elected. This seq
sion was said TO have been the most
successful and the most largely attend
ed oi any since the establishment of
the order In Virginia.
The meeting WAS called to order by
the state president Rev. I. J. Hacker.
formerly o. Roanoke. but now of Wyo-
missing. Pa. ana an address Of vel
come vas delivered by W. II. Adams.
president OF tho Board Of Aldermen.
who Is acting Mayor Mr. Hacker
made IA hitting response.
/ Reports Of officers and committees
showed that there had been 4 material
increase in both membership and
finances:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
While the sinking Of the Kaiser vii.

While the sinking Of the Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse was officially an
nounccd in the House OF Commons Au-
gust -, by Winston Spencer Churc-
hill. First Lord of the Admiralty. the
sta tcmcnt of Captain Makepeace is the
first intiination received here that the
kaipara had been sent TO the bottom
by the German steamer
The kaipara sailed from Lyttleton,
~ S. w. July II. for Liverpool and
London. The last report Of her con-
cerned her departure from Monteviedeo,
August |, where, evidently, she had
put i'll for coal. The Kaipara was IL
vessel OF 7.392 tons. and was built in
Glasgow III 1903. She belonged Ia the
New Zealand Shipping COMPANY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
Ei.ELl j. Il. ca AT"rERS
As STATE. PRESIDENT

Officers were elected as follows:
state president. J. II, Chatters. of star
ford county: vice -presidcp'. J. T.. Kirk :
patrick. of Culpepcr County: master OF
forms. T.. l.. Adams, Of thucotcn.ue
secretary. +. w. Alexander. III oak
Grove; treasurer. j. II, Drummer. of
rails Church: conductor. Il. ). Moore.
Of Stafford County; Inspector, T. $. Ash :
more. OF Orange County, guard. T. II.
May. Of Fairview Heights: assistant
secretary, Chester TrusloW, OF Fal-
mouth: chaplain. l.. l. Allison. OF
Spotsylvania County: trustees. y. l..
Groves. OF Leland: r. H. Mays. If Fair
view Heights. ana II. T Gordon. OF
Richmond
Petersburg was selected rs tho place
for the next convention. which Will be
held on the second Tuesday IN Sep
tember. 1919
The Patriotic order Sons 81 America
was founded IN lStS, and now has i
large and growing memberships. being
the largest organization IL pcnnsyl-
Nania, where II has more than loh.ooU
members It's principles are patriotic
and beneficial. one or It's main objects
being to restrict immigration to only
the better class Of aliens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
BRITisH SHIP SUNK
Hl EI:HMAN SII.A NIIcn

LONDON. September $ $3.50 l. M)
--Captain Makepeace. skipper Of the
british steamer kaiparn. sunk by the
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm Der Crosse, confirms the Ger.
man assertion that the British cruiser
High Flyer sank the armored Ger
man liner in neutral waters off The
west coast Of Africa August 81
But. said Captain Makepeacc re
member that the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse had been ordered out OF Las
l'almas, Canary Islands by the Spanish
consul, and that her captain had re-
fused 10 bulge her for nine days
This III itself was an international of
/ Tense, and for that offense, the British
cruiser was right III sinking her"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09

tho various States comprising the same
individually. as we'll rs the munic ipalI-
ties. viii further the idea OF peace
day. and. IL possible. concentrat. OF,
the twenty eighth day Of September.
y. H., 1914.
CSigned) "CHARLES i. O'NEALG..
Mayor Of san Diego, Cal"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
DECLARES HIS NEUTRALITY
King Of the Tonga Islands PromptI,
Makes PrOcaIamntion.

LONDON. September q T.. MI
The kinr OF the Tonga Islands has lie
cltrco his neutrality.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
tsigned - q sP.LpiNli.

SuhjoininE is the following.
The foregoing resolution meets with
nay approval, and is, believe. the
initial step in a movement that should
tend 10 lend aid and comfort 10 the
unfortunate citizens OF the warning
European nations. IL is 10 be hoped
that the United States of America, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
RED CROSS SHIP DELAYS
DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE

Hon,inned From. First PageD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
gsotiOuaI6muO fir gsar6nrs.

@bilo0elp6ia, "a. Sui. -
Son Or. s. s. Seromer, Dem Brd-
ii0enten oes n0aitim-omeritoniid6en
Notionolblm0es, iino sic noAiie6eu-
oen 0epcicben nod g8albington ge-
inn0t morocn:
ng(n ocn @rGiiocuten Gbc 99biie
Sou8, @oi6ington, 9. 6. n Sm
g}amen ser 0pei @}illioncn @litgIie-
ser Oes n0altih-amerifonii6cn 9la-
iionalbunoe8" erIau6e i'd mir, &bnen
fir oen mut6igen StanOpunft 81
oonfen, melben Sic be3iiglicb DER
Grnenmlng Oe8 Srn. SAUL &c. S9ar-
burg cinqenomHen babcn SD 9oiic
5uDerlibtlid, Dob 0ic Nfifglieoer 0eS
SenatS 0cn @ertb 0eS @rn gSar-
Glirg, melGcr pie DicIleidt fcin an
oerer Siuon8ier iib iiir bic Stellung
eignet 5u wiiroigcn uiilen uno Sbre
@rnennling prompt beltGtigen wer-
Oen.~
ySrn. 9}obert 8. Gipen &oriiber
0cS ScnotSouSihuiieS fir 9ant- lrnO
@d9utngslueieE SSoi6ingtou, 9. s.
~ Scbr mcrt6er Scrrl SIN 9tamen
ser 5pci NGQioncu @}itglieOer oes
.0GitI6 omcrifonii6en Sectional
@ln6eS4 crlol6e ib mir, Inn Sbre
mGdtige llnteritibllug Scr Grnen-
mtng Oes @rn. @olil sc. @or6urg
ieitenS OeS 9Srdiiocnten al erll6en.
SD boffe, OoB Die @}itglic0er oes &C.
mats 0en @crtb oes Nrn. @orburg,
mcl6cr mic DicIleidt fein anocrcr
8inon5ier fir sic Stellling geeignet
ill., 3u ipiir0igcn piiien un0 Die 9llIS-
po6l oes Er6iioenten proupt 6eiidti-
gen werOcn.~
g[uS 99oibington crbielt Or. Scro-
mcr ouf ieinc 0epcihe an oen 9Srd-
li0enten folocnoc 8uidrift nit eigeu.
bGnOiger llnterlhriit ocS Erdl6en-
ten g8iIion:
nNfctn licbcr Or. Nernmerl 9iitc,
cmpiongcn Sie ncinen ber3liMcl
Cant fir SSbrc @iittbeiIung. SD
boffc ernitlic6, 6oB mir Scr 0ienite
Oes Srn. &arburg niht bcerlllitig
gcbcn meroen. SIR gon5 er6ebener
g9oo0roip MilIon."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
lle6er iSiimfaia uermmaIiidt.

" G ftp ort, Gonn., "a Suli. N
Der s5nQuclt, oen Coroner So6n S.
%6clon uou Bridgeport nliolgc ser
G1oQcD- -GoQiiion obbaltcn miro, 6ci
pel1cr bier bier &crlonen i6ren 500
ianOcn lno an sic fiini5ig perlebt
lpurOcn be9innt 6ellte. SarolO gia-
sin, Der Niotorfii6rer Der critcn Bic
nic-Gar, lit I'M Soipitol in 9SorpaIf
nit eincm 9ein6ru1 lnter glrrclt.
Coroner Ybelm iagtc am Wlittpo1
na1 elmer Oorlduiigcn llntcril6ung,
oob gtnoin troB 0egcnt6eiligen Sig-
nails iic6 6ceilt 6obe, oie nd1Ite @eide
81 errei1en. 9lu6 Der Gonoufteur
Der Eaildgier-Gor, Sidney Goot lit
per6aftet uno mmgcls @iirgiHait IN
Sobc bon $4,000 eingeiperrt woroen
Ger Wlotorfii6rer imO Der CONDUIT
teur Der GrpreB-Gar, Sranf $. 9iop-
mono, imo George Goit ite6cn inter
poli5eili1er 8eoba1tlmg.
Bon 0cn Geupunocten 1T iiber
g}a1t teiner me6r gcltor6cn uno cS
lit @rlnO 5iir Sofinimo por6anoen
oaB es bel Oen bier Eootcn nit Den
Gcrlebten me6r ais Elm Solbbun0ert
Gerlngliidte n iein 9epenoen 6o6en
pirO. Son ben nod Sopitdlcru pcr-
broAtcn Germimocten iinO nod 5c6n
IN Bridgeport lmo icd5cbn IN g}or-
lUalf I'M Soipital oc6licben. 9luc6
Sri. Gillian glbbott BON Yrooioence,
81. g., Oic and oas nIitonic"s sllnaliiG
mitgcno1t bat, mar inter Oeu &aiia.
Gicrcn ser &icnic-9or; iie bat Der
re1tcn glrm 0e6rohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

Die anltiirmen0en &oiofen nit Stei-
nen 6eparien. 9lirb &euoluer iollen
Die Strfer in 9[muenOunq gebra6t
6abcn. Gle Strifer wurOen i6lieB-
lid 5crltrellt rmO Oic erriHieten Bar
rifaOcn 5eriiGrt, naGoeu Eoli5ci imO
SolOoten al bier OeribeOeien Stcl-
len Scr StoOt gum glngriff ii6crge-
gongen maren
@eiiern @lorgeu 81 frii6er Strnoc
iuc6ten sic Strifer sic Sampion-9rii-
de IN Brand 5u iieden, uelde ii6er
oie Iewa fii5rt uno oen Gi6org-Di-
Itrift nit Dem onOereu llfer Der6in-
set. Die @oli5ei trof in0eB nod 5ei-
tig Gin mo uereitclte OaS @or6aben
SET gtisItdnOigen.
&crlaiien 9iuBIanO.
ct petersburg Is a. Suli.-
Ger 9SrGiiOent ser fran56iiiHen 9le-
pu6lif 0lopnonO Eoincore unO iein
@reniier &ipiani ba6en 9eItern9l6eno
sic StdOt perloiien lm0 iinO nod
Stod6olm peiter gcreiit. S6r 9luf-
cnt6olt in Scr ruiiiicben SauptitoOt
purOe Oird Sen i'm @ong befinOli-
den Nlaicnitrfe ie6r 6eeintrdhtigt
@or ser 9l6reiic uurOen ser 9Srd-
iiOent unO ser @renierminiIier bon
ser faiierli6eu yoGt o9lleronOra"
Nob Oem SNlac6tidiif o6rance" &C.
6rad5t, no ser fran50iiiAe 4r0iiOeut
Elm Giner 81 Gbren Oes 3oren ylifo-
IouS go6. Eooiic iuurOeu ouSge-
6ra6t il 0cnen auf OoS ircuno-
iHoitlidc @crbdltniB ser 6eiOen gto-
tioucn 6ingewieieu ipurOc. 0lo6-
Dem ser 3or iicb pera6bieOet, lidtete
bic nSrouce" Oic 9lnfer lmO uerlieB
ben Saicu ser GronitoOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

Stettiner Soff creignet. Ger Solon-
0onIpier Berlin, DER Oen &erte6r
nit oen SitieebGoern Dernittelt,
ranmte, ais pl0Blib ieine Steue-
rlmg Deriagte uno Der N}ann am
9fu0er niHt me6r Serr Oes SHiiies
mar oen Sdleppoompier aSitiee@.
Ger Sdlepper ianf aui Der SteQe
inter Gie 6olge por, Oob Der i'm
Sdlepptau ser Office 6eiiu0lide,
nit Gr5 6elooene Iampfcr n@lrieS~
nit Dem Shleppoompier 5uionmen-
iiieB, 0a oieier ocm 6eranidieBenOcn
o%urjeS~ niht mcbr auS5umeihen
pernodte. Gle Berlin" muroe 10
idiuer beiAdOigt, DOB ser Bug &c.
paltige Wlcngcn @aiier 5og mO mls
teriont. 9iur ooS SEntert6eil Der
Berlin bIieb iiber @oiier.
Ger Eaiiagierc 6emdbtigtc iid ci.
ne furdt6ore @auif, ga iie glau6tcu,
oie Berlin" lei Dem llntergonge &C..
mei6t. Soiort wurocu oie &etttngs-
boote ousgei1pungen Gie SHiifs-
bciabung 6ottc Oie gr0Bte @lii6c, oie
Eoiiagiere Der Berlin, Oie iid &C.
geuieitig riidiidtslos 6eiieite itieBen,
inn in ole 9lettlngSbootc 5u gelan.
gen, in Sdob 81 6olten inO 81 Der.
6inoeru, OoB iie ii6er 9oro iielen.
@liidIiherueiie poren Ganpier in
ser 9tdbe, BON Oencn Oie Sniaiieu
Der Nettungs6oote ouigeuommcn
muroeH.
Ger 3uiomnenitoB ging ieoo6
nidt o6ne @erleblngeu o6. Nlebrere
@oiiogere Ocs Salonoampfers umO
einige WlitgIieoer ser Sdiifsfopelle,
sic geraoe cou5ertirte, ais ser 3u-
iammeuitoB crfolate, wurocn idbwcr
perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

&o1citer, R.-Y., "a. oSuli.
9SrGiioeut 6. 6. @arrow bon Der
nSntcrndtionol @oiebaa Seogue~ err
fldrte geitern in einen SSnter0ieu,
OaB cs bodite 3eit SIT elmer 9ieor9ani-
iatiou aIler 6eite6enoen Soiebaa,ei'
gas iei, ga ser Sport nidbt mebr olf
einem iciteu 6rnoament ltc6e. oDie
0eiientlibfcit bat feline 9(6nlmg, pie
piel ser llnter6alt elmer 2eogue fo-
itet" lugte er. Die Spicler itrei6en
Oen gon5en %roiit imo DIT nod me6r
ein unO bel 0icien iAleAtcn @cl6dl.
ten nnuB Der @oicbaa Sport 6crlm-
terfommen. 0ic @e6Glter Ser Spie-
Ter IinO lm6eOinat 81 bod, mo ollie
2caoucs, ielbit oie 6coeral, miiien
miangen, i6re 9lusgabcn 81 bei6rdn-
fcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
0iOOIeOclt Oerflast.

9iOOieDclt Derflngt.
Bon Dem @orIiber oes Republicans
i6en Staots- -Gonites BON 9lep-
gorf. S9accneriab BON $50.
600 uerlongt.
93cm Yorf, 81. Sill. III PM
oaS I6aric %ronunciamento, weldeS
ObcrIt 9looicpclt bon SDiter @ap aus
aegen i'm erlaiicn 6at lit BON Dem re.
publifonii6en StaatS Sorlibrnocn
@iQiom Barnes, inn, nit elmer Ser.
lcunOungSfloge geantportet iporOcn.
5oiort nad &enntniBnobme bon Oen
sSn6nlt oes D}aniieites crtbcilte SEER
Barnes geItern ser glnualtsiirlna
SPINS, g9oIff & Soguet Die @eiiung
5ur glusorbeituug elmer alageidriit.
Gen 9eridteritattcrn iagte er Sol
genoes
SD babe auf Die gluSlailungen oes
Serrn @ooieDelt meiter nidts 81 ia.
gen, ais oaB 0ieielben Oilrhaus I'M
miiroig iiuo, 0aB iie Dlougel an
Sel6it6eberri1ung beflrnOen lno OaB
tie Scr @egriinoung cntbebren. @enn
cine 3rage oieier 9lrt BON einen
Monnc BON iol1cr 9coeltlng angc-
i6uitteu miro, 0am iino MIR orei
g9cge m0gli1. Gntpeoer ninmt man
Die gerlelimOumgcn ru6ig BIN ooer
man beginut cine lnge60rige pcri0n-
licbe Gontropcrie, oOer man wenoet
lih an oie @eri9tc. I'm 1emienigen,
meldcr 0ie @crlellmoungcn auSgc-
iproben Bat, @clegen5eit 5um 9lntre-
ten oes geieblid oorgei9riebeneu
@a6r6eitsbeneiics 6u ge6cn.
.Sd) lteac Oie @a6r6eit elmer ieOen
@cbauptng, wel1e IN scr beiltc
Nlorgcn per6iientlic1ten Grtldrlug
0es 0crrn &ooieUelt cnt6aItan it, in
9(brcOc, uno ic6 babe meinc 9iebtsOer.
tretcr ungcpieicn, un0er5iigli1 gcgcn
ion cine &crleluiOlmgstloge on5ii.
ircngen.~
Sn Ginflang init Dem 9tuitrog 0eS
Serrn Barnes na6m ser glnpalt
sSamcS Q. .. SsDins, So6n OcS Srn.
gSiliom 90. Spins, Oic shlSor6citlng
Scr @crlclunolngsflaoc gcgcn G6crlt
9looieuclt in oic SnnO, uno binlidt
lid ocS geridtlihcn Sorgc6ens mad-
te er Sen Neri1terliotiern bic iolgcn-
Ocn D}ittbeilungen
Ger Sela9e mcr0en iGmmtlidc Sc
6auptllngcn, 0ic IN 06erit 9looieuelt's
Grfl0rng cnt6alicu iin0, 81 @runOe
gclcgt wcrOcn. SSu ser aloge miro
sic 3abllnq Der Sumnie BON $50,
900 ais oegenplariiAe GntiAdoi-
gllng4 an ocn aldgcr Barnes geior-
bert mcrOerL Oas 6eiBt oic GutihdOi-
gung IoQ cine Strofc iiir Oberit
9looiepclt oaritcllen. Gic &lo9c miro
IN 9ll6anp, 100 0err Barnes gciebmd-
BIC onidiiig iii, m6dnoig ocmabt
perocn. sd geocnfe, im 2auic ocs
bcutiacn 9l6cnOS 0errn 9iooiepelt in
SDitrr Ban sic &logcihriit, iowic bic
&orloolmg gum Gri1einen Dor @e.
ricDt pcri0nlid 8ll5lltellen.
DlurpbD lad delt.
Gbenio i1orf mie scr rcpu6lifan.
Ibc StootS.@oriiBenoc @iliom Bar
mes it ser SamnlanD.6iibrer CHARLES
3. Mlrp6p in Ocm Brommciameuto
ocs Sol. giooiepelt angegriffen NOR
oct oaein 6crr Wirrp6D bat oieic
9lnariife init eincm Dergniiotcn cd
hcln aufgcnommen. gluf Oie 6rogc,
mas er biniihtli1 oieicr glnariiic 81
iaacn babe. antiuortetc Scrr Nhlrp6D
nit ocrgniigtcm 2d1elu:
,,0aS lit niGts gleucs, iopeit ScooD
in @ctradt fommt. Gr Bat Oas 05Ici-
DE gct6on ais Dir ais @ouoernclrs.
i'm Scloc mar.
@aNc sur 0lciic in's 9tusIauo 6ciursi
Is. yininc, gir. ALB, Gft Baltimore 1try
nabc GuiiUnI SUMic glUc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

Gngetiinoigie Snterpellation mO er.
tIdrte, er iuiiniHe feine 2hifldrung
in @orteL 6ofie oielme6r, 6alO S6o-
ten 81 ie6cu Gr iagte Die llnter-
ItiiBung ieiner @artei, bis Die &riic
in Der auSmdrtigcn politii9en 9aoe
uoriibcr ieb 3u iaQs @rof 8is5a Oie
Gcrbanolrugcn iibcr Die bon Der Sp-
petition am mciiten bcfGnpften @or-
lagen arliiAie6en merOe. Ger Minl-
Tterprdiioent ga6 ieiuerieits sic Ser
li6erlng, Die @orlagen bis ollf @ei.
teres ruben laiien 81 polleu, imO 70
fom Der @aiienitilitano 5uitanOe.
&anger606ung.
@ieus-2A. Suli aoiier 6rou5
Soicp6 Bat Ocn E6roniolger, oeu
@r55cr5oo aorI 6ran5 Soiep6, ser
6isber Oen Slang zines Maiors mo
9otaillonS Commanders inn 80.
Sniouterie-9iegiment 6rci6err bon
Gonrao, OoS in @ien licot, 6efleiOc-
te, 5im S6erit eruonnt mO i'm Dem
Suioren.Hegiment &aiicr 9fr. /, Oos
e6eniolls in g8icn liegt, 5uget6eilt.
GommanOeur Oes 9Regimcnts lit
Sberit &iftor bon N1ouillaro. SOM
iie6en sic G6erien 9lrt6ur %onarac5
sc S5cnt-@litloS unO 9lIeronocr @or-
tig lmo neuerOings ser Gr56cr5og-
G6roniolger sur Seite.
9(uOien8 Derlon0t.
2on0on "a. Suli. II Gie 6ii6-
rerin Der &onpf-Suiiragcttcu 6rou
GmncIinc &ort6urit 6ot an Ocn So
MIG cin Sdrei6en gcric6tct. III mel.
dem iie i6r Gerlougen naG elmer per-
ionliAen llnterreOung lpicOer6olt
mO morin lie be6auptct, nadOem ser
&6nig ouf eigene Snitiatipe bin
&onpipoliiifcr wie Gorion, Iillon
imo GcomonO in ocn 9uding6om.
%oloit geIoOen babe, niiic ou6 oen
Suifrogettcu ooS glcidje 9cdt 5ngc-
itonOcn lucrOcn.
Tas S6rei6cn mnr0c qeilcrn bon
2oo1 Siobel 9largeIion uuO elmer an
oercn Game in oc1 @olali gebradt,
bod murOe i6ncn ser 3utritt pcrmci-
gert. sic wurOen angcmicicn, Oas
Sd]rei6eu Dem @ribotiefrctdr ocS
&onigS 5ll ii6erge6en, ser eS peiter-
6cforOcrn lpcroe.
Sobit in6eirie0igt bon oieier Pins.
funit, 5ogcn Oic bciocu Sroucn pie-
Ser o6, noboem iie crflGrt 6otteu Iic
piirOcn bette nod ciumol OosSdrei-
ben Srau 9Sont6urii'S i'm $olait
prdientiren.
@iit6en6cr 0rfon.
@u0opeit, "a. Sui. n Gin Sr-
ton ser ii6cr sic ungoriidc Soupt-
itoot geitern 6crein6ra1 riAtete
iblimme Germiiihlngen an unO
brohte Dialeu &crionen i6mere Ser
lcBungen. Gur6 Oen Sturm pur-
Ben me6rcre Sduicr nicocr9criiien
uno 8o6Ireihc Gdder obgcocdt.
Ger Stlrmpino purOe bon einem
idwereu @clpitier gcfolgt Ger 9Gt
idlug in cine GrudereL rnO iie6cu
Ecrioneu wrrOen iNwer pcrleBt.
3a6lloie onocre @erioucn wurocn
Ourcb 6cro6itiir5enoe Eriinlmcr me6r
oOcr ucniger it1wer DcuuunOet Bic
lc Ecrioncu wMrocn in 6eGenflibem
3uitanO inter pom Stlrm bcro6-
acriiicncn Eriinncrn bcrporac5ogcu
mo in Ole &ranten6duicr 0e6aiit
Ger Orion ipiede oud Scr 90
nouicGiiio6rt libel nit 9llc 9ootc,
sic iiob 5ur 3eit Ocs 1huncS ami ser
5a6rt 6cianocn littcn 5@uocu Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
9Oioterialidaoen
01eue 98etterftiir3e.


9aeue @etterit itiir3e.
3iiri6, q. Sui. - Plus alien
E6cileu ser 56mciS fonunen 9|od
riHten bon ticieu g2ctterItiir5cn. Ter
@e6irgsriideu OeS SGntis, oeIen
2504 Dieter 6o1cr @ipiel freilid nic
id)neeirei ill., 1T pollItdnOig NIT
Sdnee beOedt. @leiG5citig lit al
lent6alben minterli6e aGIte cinge.
tretcu, iooaB Die 6remoen in S6aa-
rem oie ionit 10 gaitlicbe, 6euer a6er
re6t unpirt6libc S6mei3 flie6eu.
3u Oenen 0ie bon Sen g9ctterItiir5en
homogeneous iiberroicbt uirocn ge.
60rcn sic Glroporeiieu0en ser Ser
cinigten Gegcl-Gh6s BON 93eu yorf.
Die &ciiegeieaihoit meilt 3lr 3eit
in Su5crn Snfolge Ocs i1lebten
&etters mliBteu iic5 Oie &egler auf
cine 9eiiHtigung ser StaOt 6eidrGn-
fen mO ben geplonten 9lusflug nob
Dem &igf aufGe6en. Sic 6offen Iicb
in Girol i5rc ndAItc Gtoppe lit
SnnS5rud-iiir Oas ST entiAdoigen
mas lie III ser SGwei5 ni1t geiltn-
Den 6o6en ben @euliB ser 9Ilpeu.
SIS lit 0oS brittle Nlol, Oob iic6 in
Oielem CONNER in ser SGmei5 @ct-
teritiir5e creignct 6o6en Sic 6eOeu-
ten fiir oie 9emo6ncr Scr Sdmci1
Oie ouf Sen 6rcm0cnoerfe6r ais Gr-
wer6sQuclle ongemieien iin0, i9merc
wirt5idaitliGc SAdoigungen.
@rof 3cppcIin 6eitobIen.
Gic6e il1tcn oos i'm Gonton E6ur-
gan I'M @e5irf &reu5lingcn geIegenc
(5nt Gmmits6oicn OeS orGflihcnSau-
les 3cppclin 6eim imO lta6len Sen
gelommten g2eiuOorrot6, Ser cincn
gewoltigen @ert6 bat. Sct Ocm
looe ieincs 9ruocrs G6cr6orO pcr-
woltct @rai Scroiuano bon 3cppc-
lin Scr S'cberridcr ser 9iiftc, ais
Scuior 0cS Graien6oiieS, sic @err.
idJoit in Ser S6wcj.
Ylut fIieBt.
ct, EcterS6urn "a. Suli.-
S9dbrcno ser ocIirigen aGmpic in
ben StroBeu 0icer StoOt 5miidcn
ben 9luSiidnOigcn ouf ser cincu uno
Der @olBci uuo Oen Goiofcn ouf ser
ouoercn Seitc murOcu fiinf 9lrbeiter
act0Otct lnO oGt anOere icGmer ber-
lett. 9luh Orei @oli5ci6eomte crIit-
ten crbc6Iide &erlebungen unO muB-
ten ms 6oipital geicbofit luerOen.
Gie bier angege6encn 3o6leu iinO
oifijiell 9lA9emein mirO ie0od) an
gcnomnlGn ooB sic 8o6l ser Spier
Scr Strifer 6eOclltcno gr0Ber mor
ais iic bier angcgc6cn lit. Gs miro
crfldrt, oie 9lr6citer 6dtten tbci(pciie
i6re SoOten imO Gcrlebten wegge-
icbleppt iInO 6ieltcn lie nm ber6or-
gen.
9lod oiii5ielIeu 9(ngoben betrdot
sic 3o6l Der Strifer in Oicicr StoOt
10000. SSn Oicic 3o6l ciugciHloi-
len iinO sic StroBeubo6nouoeiica-
ten aber ndt Oie oielen 9lrbcitcr,
mclbc fcin Sonowcrf oclerut o6er
0oh I'M @oagemer6e t6dtig iinO.
Sn Ben a6gelegcucu 0iitriftcn
Ser Sto0t marihirtelI 0ie Strifer
md6rcno ser lcbten 9}odt rot6c SAB
ncn trogcnO unO repolutioudre Sic.
Ser iinaeuO. ord sic StroBen, nab
reno i6re @cnoicn inn %i6org-Gi-
iirilt Selcgrop6enpioicn lnl6odtcn,
&aaen imuparien uno oont 9arrt
faoeu crriGtcien, bon oenen ans lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

ge6itcr 9prin9s, @.
"a. SuIi. ~ @ei Ocul &crind), Sri.
9rine &lpmau bon bier bonn Grtrin-
fen i'm @lf.9iiper 81 retten ionO aul
@}ithood Nohmittag g9. 8. 6icolcr,
Elm @ciN1itSmann Don gS6celiig. ieI.
Ter icnen 800. @eiocparen oiii Dem
fyiiGInna. S5re 2ei9en inO oeliern
9eboraen morocu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

glbUnneuicn, Die ben ,,Gcuiidcm GDrrc.
fpDnncntcn" nidDt piinttIid U6cr uurracI-
udhie crbaIien, iinn 9rbctCu, Der Office
oaoeu per GeIepbOn Uocr FdlriIiIid Wit
tbcllnla an mntcK.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

Slatiges &rMrOutre in
OncrwcONingen.
SaAOnMficber OeriumnOet z
YeriDnen SMrH Gdjitiie.

@ar BON @olfgmeugc beorobt NOR
Oeu. @rdBlide gmtt6at in
erei5. @atcr olirdiAueiOet
iciuen bcioeu ainoern sic aeble.
@audt Oonn seIbitnoro. Ser.
iud. 2uitmorOer in O1eu.Goan
Ieet @eitanOniB ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
Abbrrnttn.
Graf NlCyGmNer &Oma
bCrldJieOCm.
TilHter40cr Wnri6nlbi=@c.
gipm inn lSnlfamfricgc.

@rin5 @lcitdcrSfp, ruiiii6er Sci
tiugsbcroaseeber unO 93oIitifer,
in ct. eetersbura aeitor6en.
Qie aitcrrcibiiac 9aote an Ger
bicn flinat foIt mie cine arieas-
crfIGrlns. N}cbrcre G5eAen-
8IGtter confis6irt. ltrIoub
,,t,fo,htocho,,
The record., 1914-01-29
Demented Man Kills Brother.

Muhlenberg had another killing
last Sunday. when Ivy Wilkins struck
his brother, Elisha, with shovel.
causing death early Monday morn
ing. Both men lived with their
mother, near Midland, and she wit
messed the affair, but was helpless,
as she has been seriously i'll for some
time. For some time Ivy Wilkins
has been acting in an unusual man
ner, indicating that his mind has be-
come unbalanced, and his vicious
attack on his brother, without cause,
it is reported, would indicate it.
wilkins was arrested and brough,
here, and Is IN jail. The affair has
caused the widest interest, and has
shocked everyone, as both peu
have always borne excellent reppta'
tlons, aud have been quiet, indus.
trious citizens.
The record., 1914-01-29
Louisville Automobile Show.

Plans are well under way for the
Louisville Automobile Show, which
will be held febiuatyII. ~. l.; and
~. This is much earlier than the
shows of previous years, following
the example set by both New York
and Chicago Automobile Shows.
There is very good reason for this
The 1914 car of all the factories
have been out long enough to have
become generally circulated, and by
showing the public the various mod
els at this time the dealers will be
able to make deliveries on orders
which are placed at the Show and
shortly afterwards, thus preventing
a great deal of delay and disappoint-
ment in the delivery of cars, which
many purchasers have experienced
in the past.
The big First Regiment Armory
will, as usual, be the scene of the
Show this year. L, will be decorat.
ed handsomely. and there will be
music to enliven the exhibit, and a
much larger attendance than ever be-
fore is expected, particularly as the
price of admission has been set at
a5 cents for either afternoon or even
ing sessions, which is lower than the
charge for entrance to any of the
previous shows.
A most interesting feature of the
Show nj, year e'i' 5l the giving
away f,ee OF a new automobile. A
new 1914 Ford car has been con-
tracted for; and each person pur'
chasing an admission to the show
will be given an opportunity of Sc
curing it without cost or obligation
of any sort.