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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
Sente 1T ;yIaaaentas.

gSirO oltrd 0iele 6eierlibfciteu be.
0angeu, @otriotiibc @cicl-
boftcn loiieu @rGber BON @ete-
raucn NIT 6d6u6en i6miiden.
SSn sen Sduleu ipuroe bereitS
geitern aui Sic @eoeuhng oeS
Cages bingeiuieien.
Seute miro III Baltimore Ser 5lag
gcntog 6cqangen Geriel6e fdQt ei.
gcntIic6 ouf oen IA. SUM un0 ga Die.
Jet Gag elm Sonutog it, fiuoet sic
,Seier 6ereits 6eute itott. SSn Oen of.
ientlibeu 56ulen puroe 6ereit5 qe.
ltern auf Die 9eOeuhmg oes Cages
5ingeluieieu imo pieIe talicno fletne
omcrifauiidje 6a6neu muroen an sic
Stin0er Ocrt6eiIt, melde OoS N}orD.
ldnoer Gepartemeut ser ,@roBen gIr.
mee Der 9lepu6lif" Iicierte.
Gie @lit9lieoer Der rGo6ter Ger
omerifonideu 9iepoliion" ueroen
6eutc an 6eitgottesoieniten, welbe IN
Der @eitmiuiter Stride an ser @de
pom @reeue uno 6oDette StroBe uno
Dem &irhboie ser ct @ours Stride
itdttfinoeL t5eilnebmen. yralt go.
bert @. Sogan Die 5tootS-9legeutin
ocS geHonnten Sroens, miro ale
@rober ser &eieranen an 0cm Gage
nit fleiuen 5d6nc6en idniiden loi-
ien Gen @ottesoienit in oer g9elt-
minlter-airde, Der Inn 3 ll6r g}a6-
mittags 6eginnt miro @oitor' 5. 2.
&lumer leiten lno Sen III Ser ct.
@nils Stride Baitor glrt6ur aing.
ioluing, Gie @rd6er bon SSomcs
Nlc&enrp, 9}at6ouiel &amitD, s.
u. Eoe, Samuel Smith, SSoiep6
Smith, &aul @entalou lmo bon
&opff I'M g4eltminiter.6rieo6oie umo
BON Samuel G6oie SSo6n Eager
@oworo, Gen6 Eilg6mau uu0 @rif.
fit6 @pans ouf Dem ct. &aupS
5rieo6ofe per0en nad sen 6eitgot.
tesoienlteu 6eildt itnO gcidnlidt
mcr0en Gelcgationen lperoen e6cn-
faus oie @rdber bon SSo6n sc. 9iQ6t-
ner allf Dem o2mloon Eurf. 6rie0.
5ofe@ imO bon g9iaiam &otterion IN
ser 9egrabniBitdtte Der 5omilie oei-
iel6en no6e SoneiteoO beiuden.
Ger Gag mirO gum 9lnoeufer an
pic @e6urt oes Sterneu6onnerS ge-
feiert. GS mar am a. sunni 1776,
ais 0os Banner NIT Sen Streiien
uno Sternen ais Ole notionale5lagge
angenonmen wuroe. Sic folgenoen
E6emato muroen geitern III Ben
S6ulen 6e6anOelt .llriprlng ser
6laege,~ ag9oS iniere 8logge fiir
ms 6eoeitet,~ nllnierc 6lagge I'M
9luslanoe, uGooer fiir SSlaggen.
Salute, 09eidrei6img eiues guten
9iracrs lmter irgen0 elmer 6logge,~
Singer potriotii6er 2ie0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
(ain g0irtd nnnrIdlnlhiat.

g9cocn @crfouis bon Spirituolen
an N}iuocriGbrige wuroe gclterl
SamcS 0tuItern, Der Better oes
Club Gofe~ IN Nigblouotomn mn
tcr $1,000 @iirgiAoft Den 0jroBgc
ihmoreHcn ilberpicien. Scr IS
Sabre olte Sobn so. 0unoou ocrl
1o6u oes Gelcp6ouiitcu IN Der iiio
liden &oli5ciitotion fam Sonntog
@}oracn 4 ll6r III poaitduoig 6etrun
tcucu 3uitanoe nud @ailie @lit
cinem 5reunoe beiudte er Gin @on
6elbilOcr Ebeater rno 9eioe 9in9en
eaun III oas Glib Gofe.~ Gunoon
WciB Hibt, mic uHo wom Ct nad
&aule foni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
qIns SEN @cridts65fen.

6rot Glorf in @ol6roof flogt nm
Sdooeneriob gcgen eineu @leb'
ger. - g9ollte i6r -feinen G6ed
foiiiren. Ger @irt6 @ogort in
Sia6lonotomn ireioeiproden. -
neutrality-suspicious..
g8egen @crlelmolmg uu0 6Gdoi.
Dung i6res Credits flogte 6eim
Staotgerid6t 6rou emma 6. Glarf,
cine Golt6ouslpirtin, an Der @de BON
2ouglpooo-StraBe unO Gliftou-9(oc,
@al6roof gegen G6arles s. @lih,
einen @}ebger I'M 2erington.@iorft
ouf S6a0eneriob BON $4,000 @m.
Galton bertritt Die &ldgerin, Die gel
teno madt oaB Serr @litt iid ge-
weigert babe, i6r eiuen G6ed 3u bp-
noriren 9lud Serr Sobn 81. Sad
Elm anoerer 9lebger ioll iicb gepei-
CERT 6a6eu, sen G6ed ein3uloien, ga
Serr @litt i6m ongeblid geiogt ba-
ben ioll, OoB Die &ldgerin i6reShul-
Sen nibt sable.
&r. 9ogort freigeiproHen.
Sonuel 9. 8ogart elm @irt6 IN
Sig6lonotown muroe 0eitern i'm
areisgeridt 9lbt6eillmg ,, freige-
iproden bier 9ieiic-G6eds bon ic
$500 gei0li6t 81 6a6en oie Serrn
s. $. Barter inn .9elpeOere Sotel1
oorigen 9}oDember geito6Ien morOer
iirb. 0ie &lage mur0e 9lidtcr
Seuisler o6ne @eiteres lmter6reitet.
9fob Dem 6reiiprud in Oieier alo9e
erfolgte oie 6reiiprebun9 oes 9lnge-
flagten auG lin Oem BON Ser ,9lmeri-
con @rpreB GompanD~ an6Gngig ge-
modten Gerfobren, peGen Behring'S
&eriubS. Gie 9(ngefloste batte nit
Dem @dtoerflagten George Gan,
alias 5ronf @ilion, 9trt6ur 9afleD,
olias Golp6 Song, lnO Somes SorO
Deriuht bel Scr @rpreB- B-GomponD 0ie
G6edS ein5ul0ien. 9ogart iagte aus,
ooB er Sic G6eds aisgefiiQt erbolten
6atte iulo I'M @lou6en gepeicn ici,
Tie wdreu DoIlItdnoig in 0rOnung.
Gr wnrOe au6 in oieiem Sale freige-
iproden
6rau 81 &itten6ouie oepiunt
i6re. &Ioge.
SIN StoOtgeribt, Qlbt6eiIung 3,
mlIroe geitern lmter 0li6ter GuiiD
Der 9crlfung bon 6rou emma s..
&itten6ouie itattge6e6eu. Sic er-
b0lt oennob eiue @uti6GOiglng
bon $t7723.95. Gic StroBcnolr6-
bru6s-Gonniiidre 6ottcn i6r ieiner
3eit $2SS.9O lmO $762.S5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
Mal06ran6 anf 0am6letOnfS Norm.

Wal0bran0 anf NambletUn's 6lrm.
Gin Jellcr Gidcrte geiteru 9tad.
mittog 6cu Stone ocS @rn. 6ranf
Sombleton, oes SSn6obcrs Ger @onf.
6irmo Sam6leton & &c.. fait bon
ii6noig elm. Scr Stall licgt All ser
SeminorD 9lpcuue bel 2ut6crpiIc.
Ga ooS 9llitouobil ocr Somion
6eucrwc6r ouBer 0icnit it, muroe
Gie @arocn0iac 6eucrwcbr berbei ge.
rufen. 0ie oroBe Giitau3, oie oieie
5uriid5ulcgen botte, CAB ocm 6cler
@cle9en6cit, iib 70 81 entfoIteu ooB
cs fait inmoglih mar, oaiiel6e 5u
intcroriideu. @6G Dies m6olid mar,
nerbrannte ein groBcr Soifen 9ou.
BoI5 @inige JeueripcbrlciItc bon
Eopion fomen IN Dem 9(utomobil
oeS &arrD 05rcen, eincs @dtglieoes
oes Somiou 5cuer Qcportcmcnts,
berbci unO 6olfcu beim 8efdnpfcu
Ger 6Iommen. Nr. @eorgc Sbod,
elm 9tngeitellter ouf oem Sam6lcton-
glnmeieu brab beim 20ihcn iniolgc
Der itarien Sibc 8uionmcu crboltc
lid jcoo6 6olo wicoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13

5iir MarDlDano iHO 0cu GiItritt
Golun6ia bette tlar unO fii6lcr unD
pcrdnoerlide g8iHoc
Sic bodite Ien1perahr bctrng SO
tsroo ann a ll1r 9locbnittags inO Die
ncoriaitc 75 @rao um 8 ll5r 0lor.
0cus
NH oen ibriaeu @etter 9eo6adl
tuuae 5toiioneu 0es Son0es mar pic
66mnc Cenipcratr mie folgt glt.
loutic GitD "a, @iSmord Y Bolton
02. @uiiolo Gs. G6arIeitou Sc, G0i.
cogo 20, @lepelano 66, Corpus G6ri,
Iti IenDer SS, Ietroit rs, Gus
lutb GS, Gaitport 5S, @alDeiion IS,
Green @aD "a Sotterns @aore
6h Heleno g.. ,Sadiouoille 80, aon.
ias Gitp 50. anogoille 96 SouiSUille
sl. G1arquettc GA Menip6s 96,
alontgomerD 100, 0loutrcal rs, g}ans
tiidct 76, 9iem Orleans %, SEEN
glort SIS. Gfla6oma 90, Bitts6urg5
s0 G6aioeIp6ia 94 @ortlanO, @ley
90 @ortlon0, Ore a. 2uebec "a
glQleia6 IS. Salt 2afe Gitp 's4 5an
Srancisco 5S. ct. Souis S4 ct
&aul w. 5cranton ", 56reOeport
96. 5potane 76. Gampd s., @oib-
ington ga @tnuipeg 6s-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
g9Ie0erbrinaer erhdLt gelnlnnnl.

etne SeIobnung bon $25 bat Ncrr
Ncnno 6prmm uon 9lr. 22O6 9root
iieloglpenie onsgeicBt, inn mieatr
in 9eiiB iciues 9lutomobilS, 0os t6m
Dor oeu @hnicD.@ebduoc aeitoslcn
mur0c, 5u tonmen @crr Gormau
6atte etpo cine bolbe Stnoe i'm 60
bduoe 3ugcbradt ino bel icincr hid.
fe6r mar sic @}oi6inc pcridwm0cn.
Gs lit ent @aoiaac-9looca 1911, NIT
ounfel6lolem 9lnitri9 lmo aelbcn
Rdoeru. Die D}aidine trdat an 0cn
3eitent6iireu oas @lonooramm u6".
Die 6ieii9e &oli5ei, iolpie oie ocr lmi'
licgcnoeu 0rtibaften it oou oem
@cribminoeH ii aenntnif gcleet NOR
0cN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
C5eGen 8niammcH nod 9cntidllan0

Stint Eerionen peroen am 23. 0cs
Monats nit oem 2loDo.Dampier
n6rieorib oct @roBe gcmeinidait-
lid 0ie &ciic uod Ser alien &cimatb,
0ea GcrrliAen IcptibIar0, antrcten.
Gs iin0 0ics 6rau @nilie 8ittorf ooa
9a. liA3, Siio.&anno0er. Strobe,
i6r 5o6p SER SeinriH 9ittpri, lore
@Ancitw, Irali 9hianita @ngclbarot
ioiuie SER iui6 6rau Gomoro 9edcr
1a innmtliDc genannte Dameu Dem
Iuaenoerein o9ergiBmeinnidt" an.
aab0reu 10 niinmt Is gepiB nidt
g8lmoer, oaB oieier am lebten .glitt.
ucd 9la6nittaa auf ocm o@erina.
nia 8ii6mg Shore" 5li Gurtis SaD
einc ro6li6e gfbiGic0sieier peran.
llaitetc. Sine trciilidc @luiif-aa.
pellc ipicltc liitige @eiicu ami mo
8ung uno 9llt amiiiiric iic6 bel @c.
iau9 lau5 mo ionitiaen lluter6d-
ilmacl auf oosi glaerbeiie 5rai
@iiiori bca0RaJtgt3 INIT ShUctcr
ino So4n nad einem 8eiudc ibres
@cblrteories, aietn @rcnien bel
SponomR cina rdHaafe giunorciic 5u
ilnternc5mca wglBf iic lultcr slnoe
reni nad @crliu Sannouer &esba-
0el mo Ser 1dnpe3 hibrcn miro.
alll 23. NuaF ooH Ql6iabrtstage 0es
2anlplars BON Baltimore limo Is &c.
Aoi M 6ohrc ber 0oB 6rau 9iitorf
im sllier pon lS Sa6ren 5um eriteH
Vlale pen ancritaiii1en 8oocn BE-
trat glnlanes September beabiiAs
tiat oie giciie @eicaiAait mic0er in
Baltimore ciu5utrciicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
ennnennnf- nn0 llnternnnn.

guunenalifQung. ..4 II. 40 W}.
Goanenlttergang ..7 u. 32 Nl
@lonoaniaang. "A T. 80 9l gl6enos
Tlut6. 10 l16r 80 90 Gornittaas
5lut6 .1i ltGr % @} 9l6enos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
gllna 0ie SIN im -enLnreN

bcrDor0ringt 1T 0c 5orgiolt III
ic0qn 5tooiim PCS @roucus. pic
gaIsiua6l oes ieiultea 0Sol5cS uno
6citcn 0opfcns ilt mu oic @rlino.
ucoinguna cid iiuo pic 9aii8 Der
@iitc obcr i'm 9rdien lelait inn
oa6rcu Ql5Iagcrn ltno 6laidcnhlpn
mrr0en aac @littel an9cpauot mn
eln gier bon Sein9eit bcrDor5n
byiugen @iite $i 6reO 9auern.
iMni0ts 02mericoa Nrauergi~ T. Nar
irr0 glDcnue Y3omiuicnt lin0 @iIlen.
@r 1cl 6. ~ 9S G}t. 8ernon 864
(Sunii3l (gln5ciae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13

PIN 9lben0 mar es 70 eric5opfeno,
oaB iclbit Sic StraBenba6n mlr
ic6pa6 6clebt mar ino bic Seutc iid
ru6ig in i6rcn @o6nnngeu ous5uru.
6cn peril6tca. Sir oie duBercn
5taott6cilc Iteute ii9 9lbcnos cine cr-
frii6cnoc @riic ciiL bic o6er in Der
innercn Staot gar nidt fiibl6ar mar.
Drmflc gsoIfen 5ogeu oif aber ser
cr6oiftc 9icgett3tWu gl6fiibleu Scr bei.
Ben 5teine blicb aus.
Selbit fiir 9lpotbefer 5n
murli.
gln Der Gde bon Baltimore. uno
Sig6 StroBe iauf Der 30 Sabre olte
g(pot6efer I6onios 9elpis, BON 9ir.
1886, observation-disclosures, bon ser
Siee ii6eruonnt 5il 9ooen. SSn Der
@oli5eiom6ulon3 pes miitleren 81.
itriftS purOe IL na1 oem NiercD.So.
ipital ge6ra6t
Site ocrnriabt 9roHO.
Snoireft peuriadte geitern gl6enO
bic unertrd9licbe SiBe im Sauie g|r.
326, gtoro 6ront StraBe, eiuen
9rano. Gin 6rennen0eS Sibt iUcl'
DIES auf einem Gisi1ranf I'M Seller
Hand, puroe iufolge Oer @drmc
peid ln0 bog lnL babel oen @iS.
idranf in Brand itedeno. IS purs
sc mir geringer Shooen angericbtet
IaS &aus miro BON Der 5aniilie oes
Serrn Siegel bemo6nt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13
a6 Mrnb im sdlatIen.

3e6n Shn0en inicrnaliibc Sibc.
qlud ocr 9l6cuo bra1tc mr. ne
nig @rl6iung. Seute ioa 6
etpas mcniger beiB pcrocn.
3ic GciBc g8cllc ans Dem mittlcrcn
gScitcn 6at ms gcitcru nit ibrem 9e-
iu6c 6ec6rt lmno 96 G5rao inn S6at-
ten bier gclaiien. Gann bat iic iid
nod gltlontic GitD oer5ogen rno oort
e6cnfaQs ser geplaaten @leuIdbcit
bic anqeuc6mc Gcmperatlr pon 90
@rao gcbraHt, gs mar micoer elmer
iener Gage, ali melAen oas 2ebcn
ni6t ocs 2c6eus mcrt6 era6tet miro
mem DER 02cnib nidt eincu fii6len.
ocn 5rmf crlangen fam. Gic Sibc
par geraoe 0en gon5en glabmittag
na6c5u imcrtr0alid im0 iiiieltc nab.
reno 5c6n poller Shnocn in Oen
gleun3igcrn berlm. Gie itiinoli1c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-13

Snsgclanmt .. $2l 1868 20
StaOtD0ter ipieIen 9oi e.
ball.
Gic StaOt0dter ii6ten Iib oeiieru
9}a6mittog ollf Dem Spielplose ser
ct @lorien SnOuitrie.SAule I'M
9aIipicl S9ic 6crcits 6eri6tet ipie.
len iic in Der ndhiien g8o6e I'M Ger
ropin.@orf Elm Spiel nit Settings
lcllten Ger Reingepirr lit fir oie
uSrei6 9lir Societp4 6eItimmt.
Sm Gutaip @lace Gempel miro
beutc Der 9fab6iner Sacob Si ser
BON 2incoln, gtebr., preoigen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21
PAYS BIG PRICE 70 R
RETURN OF TINY DOG
Thy Latest MALL

SAN. FRANCISCO $1,000 to
the cost of transporting one little
FIenchman and one little Pomeranian
dog from Paris to San Francisco, and
add to this the cost of shipping the
little Frenchman back to Paris. and
there appears the approximate outlay
said to have been borne by Mrs. Fran
els Carolan in recovering a blue-Blood-
ed. blue-coated miniature canine which
she recently lost while on a visit in
the French capital.
While Mrs. carolan recently was
stopping at the Hotel Ritz in Paris
her Pomeranian pet escaped She adj
yertfsed a reward. but there was no
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21
POLITICAL NOTICE.
OFFICIAL CALL CONVENTION TO
HELD FEBRUARY -


Of Republican
O'Clock
tons shall be from $50 o'clock NJ and shall he filed
voted The primary election be held IN rscIae. SATURDAY,
The Territorial Convention viii In Honolulu Territory Of a wait
on
rrope be It.
Regulations Republican entitled
ion, are as
I DELEGATES TO TERRITORIAL CONVENTION
Fourth Fifth sixth
city and County County
ls County of Hawaii OF Maui Of Kaua
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The task of the present board has
been enormous, and it has taken
about a score of years to bring order
out of chaos. The policy of the board
is to establish the name of a place
which has been most used locally,
where, it has seemed impossible TO
depart from the corrupted use and
return to the original Thus it is
considered impossible to change from
Port Townshend. the original name
of Port Townsend; Pysht to Psyche,
Ozan TO Aux Anes, or Low Freight to
Lean Frais.
The latest orders of the president
give the board authority, so far as
government is concerned. to examine
newly discovered features and decide
upon their names. There may be a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21

there are sAllegany counties. In
North Carolina and Virginia there are
~Aleghany,' counties, and in Pennsyl-
yania there is an Allegheny county
For the mountain range and river and
the various small features the board
has chosen the spelling Allegheny.
AS far as the geographical narles
of foreign countries are concerned the;
board has adopted the forms estah-
lished by the geographical boarGs of
those countries where Roman charac-i
tiers are used. except where the Eng.
fish equivalent has already been fixed
by usage. Where the translation is.
necessary it uses the novels as sound.
ed in English. For instance, the
proper name for the country which
was formerly known as Corea or Ko-I
rea is Chosen. Chosen is accepted
as the translation of the native tongue.
In order to accomplish similar accur-
ate results in the translation of Chi
nese names to English the board has
adopted the Wade system of spelling.
which has the reputation of giving as
nearly as possible the same sounds in.
English as those produced in Chinese.
Once each month the board meets
and considers the cases brought before
1t. These are submitted by the yari-
Gus departments of the government
and number sometimes as high as 100
in month When the cases are open
for discussion the board refers them
to the executive committee. whose du-
ties are to examine and report.
The examination Of a case may be
made in one month or in several
months. The executive committee
first consults all the printed authori-
ties such as maps, garzetteers, local
historians and aliases. Then they
open correspondence with the county
clerks of the localities concerned, the
postmasters and the oldest residents.
1t is difficult to foretell when. this
data will all be on hand, but 1t is close
~ studied when it does come. The
results are tabulated on cards show
ing the adopted name and the thing
named in one section, and name ap-
piled and the authority in another sec
ton, and then the recommendation of
the executive committee, together With
who the data was submitted by.
These cards are then submitted to
the board at its next regular meeting
Each member closely examines the
details of each card and vote is
finally taken. It requires majority
of the whole board to approve the Sc
lection of name, whether all are
present or not If the name is ap-
proved, the date is stamped on the
card and it is filed away. Should the
board disagree on name it is sent
back for further investigation of de-
tails Sometimes there are as many
as dozen cases sent back from one
meeting of the board.
So far the board has decided over
5000 cases. and has. approved certain
forms of spelling for certain counties
in the United States numbering 1916.
The results are published from time
to time in pamphlet form. but one of
the greatest drawbacks of the work
is that there is limited distribution
of these pamphlets, while the calls
made lIDon ii are increasing
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response, and she ruefully returned to
San Francisco.
Soon after Mrs. Carolan's arrival
here she was advised by cable that her
lost dog had been found In the public
pound in Paris, and she cabIed at
once to have it sent % her in the care
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enthusiasm. There has within the
last few days been al active invest.
ment buying of sentes. foreign funds.
hank shares and co2regs. Rails also
are strong.
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10 CURE 4 cold m one DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. . All druggists refund
the money if It fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature is on
PARIS aEpE:EE CO. g. Lou. n T.,
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Likewise the Snake river in Wash
ington state has become known by that
name throughout all its length be-
cause of the fact that the board has
adopted the policy of continuous
name. II used. to be known as Lewis
Fork and the South Fork
The board also advocates a Uniform
ity in spelling in the names of coun-
ties throughout the country, hut it has
no power to change them from that
given by the legislatures of the diff
ferent states concerned. There are
three counties in the United States
named from the Indian Pot.awatonie.
The Kansas and Oklahoma counties
use the spelling "Pettawato:nie," while
the county in Iowa is spsiled "Potta-
wattomie.' Likewise there are FIVE
counties, large river. mCunta;h
range and various minor features us
inc. the name Allegany, and it is
spelled in three WAYS, eaea Of which
is well established Ivy legislative ae-
ton. In New York and Maryland
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21

Paris special says: Our nidgkets
are showing q broaslanine tsndency
at last. Paris is still well behind other
Enropean centers n Confidence and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03

attimpted to loitur in the visinnity of sum Of our 14-foot shells when they exploded but they did not make success of it. They air no scattured ovver the butiful seenry heer which has givven 1t a kind of Turkey red effect that is verry becumming. This has been verry discurragin to reel estate deelers bacawse theere has been a grate fall ing off of the populasion of the city. Under American control the Sensus does not com par favurabully with that taken under Mex icon control We have just leerned heer that Brazil, that glorrius country of Nuts, and the Aginteen Republick and Chilly Con
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03

Cornee. and Chop Suey, have offured theerc good offises to endevvor to sobur old man Huerter up and get him ovver his souse long enuff to arbitrate. This news did not make big hit with Admiral Badgur and his men, but I am strong for it. Confiden-
 sially l beeeve that Badgur and his fleet air little bit inclined to want to fite They keep talking about s'On to Mexico City, Of corse, under the circumstances if they try to go into Mexico City, there is liabull to be row about it. We have had no in vitasion to cum to Mexico City, and the authorities theere have intimated that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03
Marquis Of Londonderry Man Of the Moment 1 U1st

is out of office. Lord Londonderry has not been particularly fortunate on the turf. He was elected a member of the Jockey club In 1884. but his first years of racing were rather barren of results. Appropriately enough, however, in ths same year when he became Viceroy of Ireland he won the Lord Heutenants plato busmore. His racing parties. at Wynyard rsrk. are renowned for the lavishness of the entertainment offered and it Is cn fecord that. to cefebrate one of his rare victories on the turf. Lord I<ondon- derry once gave diamond brooch to every lady member of the house party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03

CT Lady Londonderry has had as much to do with her husbands success as shs things may he open 10 question For it is related that once. moved by admira- ton of her ladyship's political aoumen, friend remarked that. had she been born a man she assurcdly would have risen to high position in the conserva- tive party. To this Lady Londonderry mniling replied: ''But in that case. what would poor IT. have done2'
 When Lady Theresa SusS Helon Talbot as che then was. daughter of tho nine teenth Ear of Shrewsbury. first 'came out" at the ago of IT, she was reckoncd ono of the lovoiiest debutantes that evcr appeared in the smart world of London. and she still ia 2 nightly handsome declared her to he one of the best con- versationalists in London and she IA acknowledged to be one of the most bril- liant hostesses in the three kingdoms. Her jewels are famous and she lives a life that has been described as sustained spleudor," but this has not prevented her from being the best of, friends to the tenants on her husbands estates as well as . constant patron of Irish paAs- ant on her husbands estates as well as constant patron of Irish peasant fn- duUtrteu, She Is. too, an ardent yachts- woman, and at Cowcs Regatta, often takes part tn the ladies' match, sailing end steering her own boat In the most seaEnanlike manner,
 Londonderry House. this remarkable couple'a London seat. which now rivals Lansdowno House as center of union- ist activities, 1t rather unimposing as the wanderer along millionaire Park Lane sees 1t. but within 1t Is a treasure house of objects de art and the balls and par ties held there. nearly always with royal ty Nresent. are oclipsed by no other en- tertA Ainments given In London.
 A leen yecipg man. who haa more lets- m S Gtve ts this hobby aow that hs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03
Police Courts Quandary n thA Naw York S,iu.


 St. Louis Justice of the Peace Frank X. zleseimeyer of East St. Louis has q legal problem to solve. Put into legal paranoe. the question would read some thing like this: 'If 4 is arrested and gets out under bond under the name of E and E dies before A Is tried. can A bs held for the offense;
 When Harry Doyle, bartender In tho saloon, Of Andy Brown tt sis Coliinsville avenue. East Ht. Louis, was arrested on . charge of vi6latinE the state elsotiou @1Sshy keeping 1hs saloon open. he wa b0oA6d nt the police station under 1h6 name of Ted Sweeney, Sweeney formerly was employed as bartender at the pauao saloon and t was the hooking clerk who made the mistake, x
 When Doyle vas arrested on bond ' few minutes later. he stnck to the mama of Sweeney. Sweeney tied neanwltile iu his home. 7io Converse avenue. JustiCo Ziegellneyer is wondering lust how SWoe~ ney's denlise wll affect the statue oe th1 case The docket of his court shows toa{ Sweeney is wanted for an offenae, xl1 burial permit shows thst 1Veooey q dead. 2