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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
@I8tIidler SOB.

Sn 9l6meienbeit iciaer @attim
Sroli W}orn g. Sonmer, iiorb Sr.
Stoncmcl s. @ommer I'M Sitter bon
80 Sobrcn in ieiner Sobnung gtr.
1910. @cit-2on1boroitraBe gtcben
ieiner gSittwe bintcrldBt Ocr Eoote
einen 5obn Srn. Stonelpoa $.%om-
mcr, jiny lmo cine Eohtcr, SSrou
Sonic g. g}idolion Die 9ecroigung
miro Deutc 0}o@nlittog itattfinOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
sim le6ensacfaNrliM pcrle0t.

9ll6ert 5. Cole, 10 Sabre alt, bon
ciuelu 2lutomobil iiberia6reu
@rleioet S6GOelbrud mo Iiegt in
fritiitbem 3rtanoc i'm @iorpIdn-
ser 9lQgemeineu Soipital". III
98enig Soffnung fir iein 9Iuf-
fommen.
Gin 6eOauerli6er llugliidsialI,
pelher porausii@tlid Oeu Eoo oes
9ll6ert s. EoQe, Oes 10-id6rigen
S66n6eus bon Srn 9ll6ert s. Cole,
mo6n6aft in 93r. 4i6, g}orO-%reene-
StroBe, sur 6olge 6aben miro, trug
iic6 geIteru 9&oHmittagS fur5 boz
) ll6r in Der @aco- na6e Wlul6errp-
StroBe, Su. Ger &nabe ipielte nit
cinen @eiG6rten, Oieier lief ibm nod
ser alcine molie 0en 6o6roomm
iiberquercn lno muroe babel bon ei-
nelnr 9lAtputobil erfuBt 3n 8ooen SEE
morfeu imo icbmer perlebt Gas 9lu'
ionlo6il, pelhcs BON 6rn @alter g.
9and bon g}r. 1910, Wf. &oDal-glOe.,
QcIteuert tpur0e 6ielt lofort an rno
Serr 9land 6rahte ocn &no6en IN
Dem &roftnagen nad6 Oeu NlarDldn-
ser 9lQqemcincn &oipital Die 9ler5tc
couitatirter ooiel6it einen S6aoel-
6rilb unO 6eganncn unper5ilglic6 init
eiuer Speroton, mcl6e na9e3n oret
StlnOen in g(niprlA no6m Irob-
Oen lit Oie Soffnng, Oas iimge Sc
ben 81 cr6alten, MIR dilBcrit 9ering.
llngciG6r cine ShtnDc por Dem I'm
0liid ipor ser Gnabe crit aus Der
ShuIe 5uriidgefcbrt luO gang gegci
feline @elpo6n6eit ouf Die StraBe ipie-
len gegonoen wd6rcuO er lonit lib
meiit MIR NIT 2eicn mo ionitpic in-
ncrbal6 Oes Soouics beitbditi8te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

3u @bren oes GongreB glbgeoro.
netcn s. Gbarles 2intbicint perons
iioltct ocr oenotrotiie Ghib ocr IL.
@oro beitte einen Gmpiong uno
9loudobcno i'm Gmbbous, gar. S47
@onilton Ecrroce. gaeben @rn. Gin.
t6icunt meroen Wlnpor 9Srciton imo
Collector DER @aiicrnlietben ilno 81
ccn5cn, Daniel 2oocu glniprohcn
DaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
9eluuFtlOs auf ser straRc.

glooIf 3ergons, Elm 55 Sabre otter
Grobihmieo, ser an Der Gamoen-
nobe ser 9SocaitroBe, poDnt, muroe
QcItern Dor Dem Sotie 9lr. III,
0reenmount. 9penue, bemuBtlos ouf
qeflmoen. Sn Scr &oli6ei.g .glmbulon5
oeS mittIeren 0iitrifts wurOe er no6
Dem ,@}ercp.Soipitol" ge6roht, no
Or Mlourr conitotirtc, ooB cr ali eli.
uem 9licrculeioen crfronft moor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Gin 6iibicbes 9lnoenfen an sic TO-
c6eu 10 erfolsreih perIaufene Ster.
nen6anner.5eier bat 6rou Gotborine
0u6os BON g3r. 9O5. 9loro.2u6erue-
Strobe, eeiAoffeu @dbreno Ger
oenfmiiroieen Scene ouf Sort @1c.
8enrD, ais oie 64OO ainoer cine
Icbcnoe 6logee biloeten lno nas 2ieo
rom Stcrnenbanner longcn bat 8rolt
0ubos cine pbotograpbiihe 9lufnob.
me gemoht, sic trob ocs unfrelino.
licben gSetters munoerbar gelungen
III unO nunulcbr ais Elm biibides 9ln.
ocnfen oufgeboben meroen fam. Gos
9iIo 8eigt nicbt nur Die gelpoltigc
6loage, ionOern aucb ieoes aino IN
ncricl6cn imo Die meBcn Sterne in
Gem 6louen 6eloe 6rou 0ilbos wia
cini9c DER 9iloer an 5reinloe Der.
fauicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

2ic iG6rlidc GobIiu.9(uSiteIlung
in ser @Grtnerei oes Srn. @incent 8u
Gomcnton finoet in ser 8ode bonn
80. September bis gum 4. 0ftober
itoti. IS 6efinoen iih 1850 beridie
oene Sorten ouf ocn 100 9ldcr gro.
Ben 6IGhen ser 9lnlaqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16


iterreicb uuo RuBlano. Seit Sem Pins
6rud oes 9rieges 6a6en 0ieie Gin
no6meu oufge5ort. g9ir glmerifoner
ntiiiien oober iebt eini1reiten. SD
appeIlire an Sic, iih iebt oes groBen
@erfes oll5inebmen
Or 2epin Der &ouptreoner be-
oieute iid Ser Oeutihen Sprode. er
betontc ooB Ole Snoen neutral blei.
ben lollten weil lie in ser gan5en@elt
Dert6eilt lino. Gr mies Oorailf bin,
OoB 2S0,O0O Bis 100000 iiiOiide
Solooten onf riiiiiber Seite unO
100000 ami 0iterrci@iicbcr Scitc
f0mpien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

idGitsiiblmg wie iiblid %rdiioent 6.
Stidtenot6 Den GoriiB
u@crnlonio Quartetts
Gln6."
SSn ieinem iopaiib gelegencn 9lu6.
bouie 5u @eitport miro Der 0@erma.
mia Gunrtett @lu6" am Niittmoh,
oen y. September, einen groBen
@erren Mumm ocranitolten. Tie
not6ucnOigen &orbereitrnoeu iiuo
bcrcits iebt no6e5u DollitonOig pol-
lcuoet unO ueriprebeu in Scr G6ot
ctpoS gan5 9eiouOeres 9luf ieocn
SAL ltebcn cen 9emdern Elm poar
auBeror0cntlih fro6lide lnO genuB.
reide Stun0en bepor, in oenen lie
iih lifcrlib portrefilib anliiircu
un0 iunterboltei mer0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
@nnf.Mnslucile.

enswcis h6er ocn etano ocr ,,eiate Yanf pi
WinrDlnno" IN Baltimore, inn Stantc WinrD-
lano, beiim ehlnR Der eeidlaitc an H..
Septcmbcr 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

%arlcDcn uuo 0sconii. ........$l $50. .9ooo7
ueper6oacn gc9ert nno unecs
q, Ten etc ,..,..,'..,.........,.. s34,75o1s
iunq ....,............. 14f.5st.1t
Snoercs c5ruhoeiecni6um. ..... 56,029.S9
9 llnes.iri6eilc ..........e... 25714t5o
calliQ bon 9iaondls, Siaas uno
kriOnt NGuen mo 8dnilers.
ruiiGonlpagnien duBer Der
9iccrbc Observation-Disclosures. 64.303.44
S1ede uno anoere Nnnrpoiteu. ... 2I111S4
0qliiQ bon approbrten Jieicrpe-
glgenten ............ 122,250.l4
Selebli6 in oer Nanl bcnOIi9e
O, &clcrpt ipie
Ser. Stddten Gourant
H. glaionn4anl
~ iloten .... 500, 0,1S300
" Si967.4 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
9lmcrifaniide Srnppen bon %era
Grns snriidgcrnfen.

@ni9inatOM Is, Sept.
%raiiOcnt @iliun bat bcntc Die 9idm.
mnmg uun gera Gru5 icitcuS Scr
umcrifauiidcn Srnppcn anscOrOnct.
2ic umcrifaniidcn SulOatcn uuO
@IatrOicn, iucldc ieit Dem n. 9IpriI
Die StuOt %cra Grn5 bcictt sc6altcn
bu6cn, iucrOcn 70 iAnca mic Grams.
pOrtidDiffc nad curt gcianOt iuerOcn
fSnncu, iidl mad Sauir ciuidliffcu;
nnO fnr5c 3eit mira bic gan5e aricgs-
flOttc, NIT glnSna6me eininer flcincr
5Nbr5cngc, 5nriidbcrnfen iucrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
DabnkataIiropbr.
SEOrOert biele SpiCr In
gSrlten.
GiebenmmoS'pam5ig ers
trmntcm ttmo adbts
5ebm DerIcbt.

Ct. 2ouis luO San 5roucisco 8oiio
aicr5ug acratb wdbrcuo ciucs
@oIfcnbruds bci ee6onou 0lo.
in cine nit @oiier gefiate
9dmdt. Gic 2iitc Scr Gooten
iuo gcrlcstcn. ct. 2ouis
aranfenludrterin rettei fimf &aI.
iogiercn oos 2cben.
ct 2outs, Is. Septbr sic.
bemino5mou5ig Yeriouen ertrouten
beute, ais 5u 2ebonon Ilo., elm uei.
lid fa6rcnoer st. 2omS ms san
6ron5isco &aiiaaier5ug in eineHSSol.
fen6rnb geriet6 uno 5uci @aaaonS
in einen ticfcn nit @niicr aeiiiaten
@robeu itii3teu
gItt5ebn &crionen murOeu nerlebt
obcr feuc oericl6en geid6rlih. ,nt
.@ou5eu 6efonoeu iid 90 Nerionen
einidlieBlicb oes 3ugpcrionols, auf
Dem 3uge.
Ser llnfuIl creigncte iid Dor Sa.
gcsan6uth, ober ga onrh ben 6cit
gen Shirn am geitrigen gtbeno Se
legropben. uno Ielepbonper6iuoiug
iinterbroheu mar trof 0e Aodricbt
bon ocmicl6en crit me6rcre ShwOen
ipdter i'm lSrisco Soiiptbiireau Elm.
Der 3ug nor bercits me6rere Stiu.
Oen nit groBer Sorgiolt aeio6ren
oa Scr 2ofomotipfibrer ilifolgc Def
tiger 9legengiiiie glnsluaihnnaen De.
fiirhtete. 9lls Der 3ug BEL 2ebancn
nm cine 9ieeung in6r, 6cmerfte Der
2otomotiofiibrer sroBe @aiiermalieu
boz iid. SroBOem er ober nlr nit
ciner @eibminoigfeit BON 70 Nleileu
pro StunOe fu6r, fonnte ct Sen 3u8
nidt mebr recbt5eitig sum Sie6en
hringen.
Cine 12 SUB bo6e 9oidmo. auf
apelcber Sic @eleiie iiber cine Sdltdt
fii6rten ipel6e iicb nit gsaiier oe-
fiiLt bate, uor meoaciHmenlmt NOR
oen 9ie 9ofomotipe iauitc nit Dem
@oit mO @ep6dluaggou ourd oie
g9oiiermnien iiberidlug aber Damn
pobei Ser @ei3er 8. 81 Stoditill Ser
molnt, purOe mdbreno ser Sofonlo.
tipfiibrer unnerlebt oaponfam Ger
Seiiel. unO NauAmaaaon entglcilieu
an Der tiefiten SteQe 0es @ra6cus
unO itiir5ten uu Sic bier Sblai-
@aggons oes 3naes .oogcaen per6lic
ben ouf BEN @eIeiicn Dor oen Aaller
moien
@ielc ser @oiiagiere 0cS 5eiicl. IT.
0loucbmoggouS ertranten p0brcnO
tie I'M S6lafe laaeu glnoere flet.
tertcu aus Sen 6euitcrn mo rcttcten
ft.
Sri gfona Campbell, cine Hrau'
fenmdrterin BON St. 2ouis. flettcrte
iiber einen ser umgeitiir5tcn @ag-
gons uno 500 flint @aiiogiere wclhe
eingetlemmt maren ans Dem SEN
tier. oid oie Eoiia0iere Ger Sdlai
poggons. iuelhc ans Dem Shloie 9cs
,riittclt muroen fomcn ocn NIT Dem
GrtrintingStooc admpicnoei 3il Siil.
ie.
Gic ioeutiii5irtcu Go0tca iino:
Senrp @ogoncr upn @arrilou
9lrf.
~. ". Gbiloers. bon @loucr, Nlo.
5rol sSobn NNers. bon I6oper Gio
2cua W1pcrs, pom Sbuucr @1o
s. $. Stoditiu Nci5er BON
Springfield, 9llo
@crnon GolOir BON Runlw, 9lrf
|. Gliic Galuin BON 9imlcg 9lrf.
@co. Gorep Dou Srcen 6orclt
tqtri.
S. @ ylepfirf bon Sannibal Nlo.
6. 9leal BON aetcbim Gfla
,Srail @li3a6ctb 9Roitetter BON 9lI.
| liancc, Ohio.
Srni @corge @romn BON @llb.
glrF
Dniiu @crrD.
W ". yla0lor bon 5prinaiielo,
Wir.
gluauit @ettncr, bon ct, soliis,
Dlc.
81 ocnliht i0eHtiii5irtcn Eootcu
ad6len iieben ,Srauen 5lpei Glducr
Iuno 0rei aiuOer
Inter Den Gerlcstcn beiinocn lih:
Sec Nnnd bon NiutSpillp lIrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
@anf-gnslueiie.

9lnsucis Hbcr ben stano bcr ,,Nafiuual Gr.
dlange 9nni" IN Baltimore inn situate
Wtarplano bc'm SdllHR Der erihdite am
". Septcmbcr l014.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

9lusmciS itbcr ben etnno bcr ,,Meitern gaatio.
nnls9nnf" uDn Baltimore I'M situate Wlnrgs
lana bci'm Shlnf Der @ciddfte nm H. Seps
tender 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Slnf StraRenbu6n-@ussun erfranft.
|on epileptiiden &rdrpfen befal-
len muroe eeitern globmittog ouf Ct.
rem @aggon ser Dorf-9iooO-Sin Die
90 Sabre olte 6rnu Gao gSbile, mel
be an ser gorf.&ooo in @oponS
wo6nt. 9Soli5iit g. @3c aeowne per-
onloBote, OoB Die aranfe an Der @de
pon Colbert rmo SSoDette- -StraBe BON
oen g9oggon in Die SlmbuIuu5 Oes
nittIeren 0iitrifts tronSferirt pno
nod Dem u@lerc0 Soipitol" gebro6t
murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

TdHc sur Gciic in'S gluSlnnb GcIurai
6. 1laiuc, Nr. Alb, Dit Baltimore STR
na9c GuiICm Spnie glue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
Sa9borc nfeelarfenc 3uien, 25o2S.27

gluspcis hbcr bcn eiano bci ,secuno glationaI
@nni" in Baltimore, i'm Gtnnt Wlarglnno,
bcm Sdlmh Der 0clddttc um II. Septcms
bcr i9t4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
@anf.MMsueiie.

QtnSiuciS iibcr hen Sinno bcr ,,0Icrmnn @nnf"
Uun Baltimore, i'm Stantc Wtnrnlano, 0ei'm
@mlER ocr wGdlartc mn ~. september 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

3arIeocn ano giscoHfi !. 80 .s41os7 79s,9o
le9er9ogen, ecii@ert uno unges
ger T''s toaicn.S6Iioaiionein' nm Sic 4oo'V
Siriniafion 81 iiGerH.e....... -. o71ooo.oo
Ocr griadiion =" ..'9..."' .''9 45o.si2.5o
Ser Siadteii ObliQatiunen sur
Sideruna hon Scr. Stantena
0epoiiicn $l05,500 5nr eide
rung pon@oitSpnrconii $4,000 tl5.50O00
Anoere Nbli9giionen 6ir Side
itch -" .,......-.,.....-'' - % ~ 100000
@eborgie &cr SinatenSbIi9ato' 90
o6ilaatioueq sefuriidtcn ETC. -
(uuBcr Nitcn) .,........... l65,0339l
glle anocren @iticn. ......,.... 10,952.00
qSS"s' @Hs '.....i... g''s., n"0 , y''~ 2loooooo
an SGnO e''"'. ....., 100000
6dqia bon Naiiouat9aulen Qcine
RcerpcfgNenien) ............ 5O4, ,SS632
5dua bon Sinaiss uuo @ribas
8anten uro ganfiers. Grniis
0ontpaNHic mo Sparbanien. 1OS,1l40i
Sdug bon npprobrtcn Reieroes
@9enen IN Central Heierot
Sta0ieN ........... ........ dH3,NlO22
0beds nllo an0cre @narpoiicn. . 2l.2O57l
@beds lr Die Giani0ir &ani. ... 06,31247
iea -" ~ '"'''''' '.'''S .'..,..... ''r. ss.ooooo
GcaiS ...'...,...,',.:....: i.ai2oi
0fcicrbe
epe5ie ..................,.. 45l51soo
Gbabnlciiler Der &er. Siuaicn
Co %ro5cut Der Girntuiion) O3,04S.OO
Eofai Observation-Disclosures $so76.oooia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
Sranuus i'm 2eiden6eitatter- -Gtab.
Liiicmcnf.

Cine etipoS lm9eu0bnlihe Soh3cit
iuuroe gcitcrn &ornlitto0 BON @oitor
@. s. 9ropn Dol3ogen gliht mr
lit Oic innae @rout crit l6 Sabre
ltno scr @r6iitigou bercits So Sabre
alt, ion0crn bic G6eihlieBumg fano
nod oo5u III cinem Scidenbcitattcr.
glrtitel-@eiHdit itott Gos Roar
iDoren 6rl. Siloa Nf. 56cpporo ans
9oi6ington nno Serr 5reoerid Wt.
5impion ais 2eesbitro, @a. melAe
in oen 9ldlumli6feiteu Der 6irna
@arfielO & 9lo6r 9tr. 120-t22,
Sopfins Floce, 5im 9unoe iiir's Sc.
ben pcreint puroen, 0err Simpiou
telep6onirte geitern Qlorgen bon
@aI6inaton ans Der 6irma NIT Der
CT geidditliH III @erbinoung itebt,
in0 eriubte Oarum onB Die Gereno.
nie in Dem Gtdbliiiciuent poll3ogen
peroen oiirfc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Gnmpnun" in @ntimpre i'm Stnnte Wlnru'
lano bei'ni Sdnh Der Wcidlditc am ~. Scp'
tender 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

@6IiC sur Nciie in'3 qlnSlauh 6elcrqt
8. 9laime, Nr 4l3, EF Baltimore Slr,.
nabc NniiOm NDnic glpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

@r. Oscar 2cier. FIN WlitsIieo ser
5toots Steuer Gpnlmiiiiou febrte
oeitern BON 0enper Gol. 3urild. no
er ser notionaIen SSieucr Gonferen5
Pci0cmo6nt Bat @r- 9eicr iogtc oaB
26 Stootcn bort gertreten maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Qjntbabcn.
3orIcDcn mo 1isconii. .........$ $5,tt50o9.75
i6cTi .....'.,....''. 5117t
,cic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4,572Gi2.2s
iSas6eie6lc '9gy,2''' + 91y 269ooooo
=. glGenicn ,..;............. i.3o44iS.27
@efehli1 in Der 9anf 0cin6lhe
9elerpc:
Scr GidQcn Gjcln
II. gdtiunlls 9nnfs
noien ......... $24G, 7OS00
@olomiBen .. 4.42750
Sllbcrnnn5cn .. 3,45350
NldclS mo Gents 5i430
551O3.39
Iotal Observation-Disclosures ,Go755o.S5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

SSn Der geitrigen ausge5eidnet BE-
ilAtcn &erianmlung oes @elang-
pereins oSornonie" in ieinem Glib-
bonic ori oer Meit 6opettciiroBc ia
men GinIoOingen Der &ereinigtcn
Sdnger, Der u9lrbciter Sieoertoicl~
unO oes ,@ermouio-Gnortett.Glu6
SIR Gcrleilng imo 9lma6mc llnter
Girigcut Sobn 9l. Slein's treifliDer
Seitung luuroen Johann eifrig Die fiir
0as ndHite Serbit Gou5ert beitinlnis
ten Sieoer 9eiibt gtiiiitirt bon Sc
fret0r .. &f0rtid fii6rte IN Der @e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

llnierimrc6Cn mo bcibmurcn Dur mir an
oeicm Dem 70. September 1914.
Is. gpnltcr Gnicutdmp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

while ENGAGED on experiments for q
totally different end that Edison hit
upon the photograph. Ills early in
sifuments had numerous defects aud
a decade passed after the original rev
olation before Edison took up the in
ycntion again aud 1T 1919. produced
the modern phonogrnph I'm the mean
Time liefiincr had been working on a
somewhat similar invention. and in
1889 he invented the gramophone.
This was the first talking machine
which utillzcs a groove Of even depth
and varying direction and In which
the record grove not only yihratcs,
but also propels thu Stylus acfOsW the
record.
While Rel invented the telephone
and Edison, Rcrliuger. Marconi and
many others have improved Il. the
true inventor and discuVerer Of the
principles of telephony was "A German
scientist % whom too little credit has
been given Philip Refs In 1861 Res
exhibited a partially urticulate clee-
tite telegraph az Frankfort and show
ed that variations In an electric cur
rent caused By a vibrating membrane
could reproduce the necessary vihra-
tons. iicis transmitted musical sounds
md even words. Elisha Gray, whose
application for patent on the tele-
phone WIS filed in Washington only
i few hours after Professor Bells ap-
improved REFS telephone,
bat IL Is said that neither REFS nor
cray rcaped any financial reward
rom their inventions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
TIM SENSITIVE dAps.

The controversy between the
United sintes and Japan now is one
merely Of pride on tie part Of the
Japa That country has lodeed with
The state department vigorous pro-
test against the treatment Of her
subjects hy the allen land nw OF
California.
iieiwccn this nation and Japan
there is no vital difference of fnct
The Japanese government wants 10
Keep iis peoplc ut home or in rs Asl-
attic possessions, ana wants 10 keep
foreigners out Of Japan. aa far as the
country can learn 10 do without
them. But il Is stll more deslrons to
have It's subjects receive equal treat
ment, privileges and rights with
those Of other fnros and nations. and
10 satisfy public sentiment. the Jap
government must contend for this.
There ~ precisely the same sort OF
clash Of feeling between Japan and
her closest ally Great Britain The
members of the British empire. Ike
the states of this union. exclude ali
AHiatic immigrants. but the imperial
manages somehow to
haothc the sensitive pride of the Iaps
without the diplom43ie friction and
populur excitement similar policy
of exclusion in this country seems TO
produce
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03

IN view Of the stagnant condition.
prevailing IN the past. An elcetri,
trolley line. electric lighting for the
whole city and an adequate water
supply throughout the year Will i'm.
prove the conditions of Jerusalem
fully ~ per cent The concession for
railway linking the Jaffa- Jerusalem
railway with the Beirut Damascus line
promises Go create q now era in the
activities of this district. and The con
struction OF a port at 1affa will give
Palestine what 1t most nools--n free
and unhampcrcd connection with the
outer world. An American oil COM
pany has obtained six months op-
tiou on concession for oil ana min
erals in the vicinity Of the Dead Sea.
The willingness Of the government
thus to open up the resources of th.
country should encourage further iu-
vestigntlon into the existing hut uncx
plored minerals OF the district.
The prospects for the winter crops
In The plain II Sharon from GAIA to
'Csarea for 1914 are very good. The
rainy season was exceedingly favnfa-
BILE and If the latter. rains continue
somewhat LONGER aud the sirarto
winds are not too severe, the farmers
hope TO harvest IN the coming season
twice as much as last voar The pros
poets for the barley crop la the dis
tricf south Of GAIA are less favorable.
as the rainfall there has been reported
ua being very light
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
BOssIsu NOW IMPOSSIBLE.

There has been NO cessation of the
war against the bosses When d man
sets himself up as having control Of
the thoughts and actions Of the voters
81 ans section of the country Dee j.
then candidate for the scrap heap.
1hcfe was time when boss could
nominate an unworthy man for of-
nee Ito emit d. & amy more. 20 ~ he
succeeds la forcing such nomination.
his candidate Is defeated ut the polls.
This IS day WHOM there must be
"a free expression If preference for
candidnfea and The man who backs
aa unworthy candidate is placed on a
level vifh uf below the candidate la
popular estimation.
Tho dag If The boss has paeaod,
luM ns the dny of hiHb mlafioa haa
passed We no longer have 10 hsiiate
f0t RUE hy the people. The people are
ruling NOW and mean e. continue tel
do &c. II q wrong man IS thrust upon
Ihe voter he VIII vote Tor ihe other
man. REGARDLESS az the uamc of the
political party 90 which be mas be-
long
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
The Man Who Changed The Telephone
From "TOy'' TO a Great MUention

The history Of those two wonderful
inventions, the telephone and the
taking machine. cannot be- written
without mention OF the great achieve
menis uf Emile BDrllucr lie was
born Ia Hanover. Germany. sixty
three years ago, and graduated ffun
a technical institute, Sampson school
Woltenbnital when only "a years af
age. AT 10 h. came to America. and
early became interested in the tele-
phone, which wps then occupying the
attention ~ Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas a. Edison. Elishn Gray. Fred
erick 4. Cover and other scientists ON
both sides of the Atlantic. Young Eor-
liner had great confidence ia the fu-
turc of Bells crude instrument
faith which WIS shared hy very reN
uthors-and The Seotrhman had no
sooner exhibited his clever scientific
toy at the Philadelphia exhibition In
1876 ohm licrlingcr began 10 study
means for improving b. The first
practical result of his thought was the
loose contact tfansmittcr. or micro
phone. which he produced ia 1870
shortly after Belts experiments With
q telephone line between Boston and
Salem. In April Of The Same year
Bpflinef discovered that "a loose com
tnct' viii act ns "A telephone receiver
a little iater he was the first to- usc
an induction coll la connection with
Az early as 1877 Thomas a. Edison
discovered The principles on which The
talking machine" is based. Il WIS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
RAnic,LlsM mas PASSED.

senator Cummina proposes TO have
F. hll paused limiting the amount oi
capital that may be employed in any
business field IN the country he say.
the law should limit the stock Of any
steel corporation to ss0OO0o,o0O
Whore he would place the limit in
other lines Of business. he failed tn
disclose
Washington, instead of being first,
ia tho last place In The United States
20 learn the trend Of public sentiment.
Among the legislators thought moves
slewly The radical writer's We're IN
fun swing aud had the country stirred
te los depths long before our law
makers found out that there was scri-
Gus agitation Now the publication of
radical Views has ceased, because
there is no popular demand for them.
laN our lawmakers have not ohaerV
"a that fact aud with them the pro-
paganda, carried on u few years ago
So vigorously by Tom Lawson. c. =.
Russell, Lincoln steffens, Ida NJ Tar
bell ana Judson c. Wcllver. Is just
now IN fun swing.
Congress lis agltatlng AGAINST big
business but the country now is hes
Ninnng to agiiate vigorously for a
rest from the congressional agitatofs.
lust as II lost patience with the liter
airy arltators and forced the maya
zines 20 stop publication Of their pro-
duetlous
l'etnte the congressman were aware
Of The seriousness Of the wave Of rad
leallsm large number of the sena-
tors and representatives were swept
into oblivion. Before the present set
OF radical statesmen are aware that
the tide has set against them. they
VIII likewise be swept into oblivion.
II would seem that Washmgton
should learn first. but instead II IS
the last place on the continent q
catch the Thought Of the country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-03
II, WIRELESS.

tNall street Journal
: Thomas A. Edisons favofite pur-
suit IS chemistry. Even 1913 1t boy telcg-
lraphcf getting his first start toward a
career this inclination was manifest
1 in his experiments with batteries and
electric devices, ana it slill remains
his greatest pleasure.
His laboratory is splendidly
equipped Every known substance
ranging through an the kingdoms of
matter from lAnthanum to shark %
teeth and including over goo, zoe speci~
mems, is kept on hand for immediate
availability. II is a collection of over
thirty years standing, encouraged
from time to time by prizes for new
additions offered by the inventor 10
his men.
His own laboratory table is never
Under any circumstances, allowed to
be touched. A notice on the doorway
reads to the effect that Mr. Edison
Is not to be disturbed in the course of
his experiments except for matters Of
the utmost Importance. SO fond is h
Of his beloved pastime that he de-
elarca his idea Of heaven Is to be able
to continue 1t. ana his iniunctions to
his staff are, when | die want my
table forwarded TO me by wireless.