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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

'grdiOenien, einen groBen Ientcr
uuO eincu groBen 0iouu lmO id iii6s
le, OaB Sie feline ungeredte 9ebaip.
tma nliltclen founcn. 1ododtngS.
oil 6ernon 9ernitein."
CeS @rdiioentell gnhport lalteie.
u0icm lieber 9crniieinl IS tbut
mir ic6r leio, 0oB III Hciuer &eOe bel
Ser gimuei5ung Der o9lmcricon llni-
oeriitdt" iih irgcno cine m6illige
@euotma eingeidliden Bat Sic ton.
men ii9 0eriihert 6alter, ooB es mir
a6iolnt fern lag, in irgeno elmer @ei-
ic be Der bon Sbnen 6erii6rten 2lnae-
lcgeu5eit gegen oas Suoent6uu 5r
0iscrniuireu.
sd meiue, eines Scr Giiifos mo
ser @efa6reu 0es aus Dem Stegreii.
9eoenS liegt 0arin OoB man nidt
Belt 6at oaS gauge 6elo 81 ii6erie.
BEN iouOerH iid nw nit Der geraoe
Uorlieaenoeu 6rage 6eidditigt 0}it
Ger5lidem @ruBe S6r SSooorop
Wilion."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

99ofbington, 1S. Sini Gin
Sab III Der 9leoe, welde @rdiioent
@ilion gelegentli6 Der @impei5ung
oer ,glmericm lIuiberiitdt~ bier am
o. @la 6ielt, bat in iiioiiden arei.
fen 9lnitoB crreat un0 Serrn Seruan
9erniiein in Soils, 9tr9, beroi.
laBt iid an @r1iioent ggilion nit
ciuer ihriitliden glnirage 81 weuoen,
welde aeiiern 3ualeid NIT Der Pint.
mort oes @r1iioenten Deroiientlid5t
wuroe naHoem Scrr 9ernitcul inn
@eiBen Soide poraeiproden inO sic
@rlai6niB oa3u er1altcn bate. Gas
9eruiieipide Sdrei6eu lautete wie
iolat:
n@ert6er 6err @r1iioentl Sd 6a-
&c nit aroBem Sntereiia S1re Reoe
bel Der Ginweiblmg ser 09lmericor
llniDeriitdt4 gcIeien uuo ne6me mir
sic 5rei6eit, bei Sbnen on3uiragen,
o6 Die bon elmer ltep Yorfer 3eis
timg ge6ro9te Stelle Sbrer &e0e
ridtig citiirt lit:
gDas iii sic ltriafe, parim @e.
le6riomteit sic reidiien 5riidte ae-
tragen BAT, menu iie NIT Geligion
DerbunaeH mar; @ele6riamfeit iii
nienials, iomeit i'd mid menigiiens
eriunern fam nit irgeno elmer anOe.
rem Geligion ais Ocr driitlideu Der.
bunoen gepeien.~
nSd bin gan5 iicber, Sie piiieu
gau5 aenoL oaB mobre @cle6riamfeit
iumer ole 2uiuteiien5 uuo oos 6un-
oameut ocs Suoent6iuns, ser 9ieli.
aion, ans weldcr Oos G6riitent6un
cntiprana gepeIen III mo nod 1T.
@s ideint mir oa6er uugered6t, oaS
Suocnt6um bon ser Geli9ion aus3l
idlieBeu. oos nit Der @ele6riamfeit
aui's inuigite perfniipit mar
sic fennen meine 9roBe 9euuu-
oeruug iiir Gle ais eincu 9roBen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
g9Ollcn llrOpaaanSa madden.

Gin Gomite Der So5ialiitii1en
9Irbeiterpartei miro moraen BON bier
na6 g3oi6inaton maridiren uno mill
nii Der 9leiie 5000 Getlome.Girtil-
lore oert6eilen. Gas Gomite 6eite6t
ans ben Serren Charles i. Salnis
bers. o.. s. 9icoli1, @. ale6c iuo
3. alein mo mill inn - ll6r @lit-
tags bon ser Gde bon 9ig6t- mo
9dltimore-SiraBe nod Dem % 0lei-
len eutieruten 2arel maribiren no
gl6enos Z ll6r cine Nloiienoerionim-
llna iiottfinoeu ioll 9lm Sonutag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

iein mo be3o6lte oie 6o6ere Smmne
inter eroicit
Gr0ffnung0cr ooe ION
Nloraen miro sic 9aoeiaion in
oen itaotii6cu 9aoepldten eroiiuet-
glae @orbcrcihingcn iino gctroiieu.
Gs iino ober mr. Simos Dor6onocn
fir oen getric6 bis gum ! Sult mo
mcnn ser GousreB bis oabm feline
ueiteren Sonos 9er6eigeidafit Bat,
ueroen oie 9aoepldbe Damn pieoer
geihloiien ueroen miiiien anabel
0iirfen ie0cn Iaa booetL NIT 9lus-
ua6me BON Sountag un0 Nlittuod,
uno 5mar bon 10 llbr &ornittags
bis - ll6r Wfittags m0 BON 2 bis
A ll6r 93a6nittags 0lduner fons
men an alien g9odentaaen bon .25
bis 6 llbr giabnittogs mo an
Sonntog bon 10 ll6r @ormittags
bis 70 ll6r 0littaas mo bon , bis 8
llbr glodniittogs baOen. 6rauen
uuo @idohen 5a6en 9aoegelegeubeit
am @}ontaa 0littpod uuo Sreitog
BON z bis TO llbr @ormittogs uuo
am 0iittwo6 gla6nittag bon , bis
G llhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

nod Elm penig isinem SpOrte ua45u-
geben
Der Gnsldn6er fii6lte ii9 iibergIiid-
li4, einen Monu gefunocn 5u 9obeH
ron 6em er in ser 2lngeltinft nod
manGes leruen tonnte, ouBsrbem eiueu
ipeitgereiiten @eielIGafter, nit benz
fi9 oben, in Ieinem einfom gelegenen
Sogbbauie, mun6es StiinOden anges
nebm berploubern lieB. 9DlDiB mar
freuOig erregt Oariiber, OaB i6m iein
Strei9 10 gut gelone, uno eefdtDellt
Don Der 6offnuna Oem 3iele, oos er
perfplgte, einen beOeutiamen Sdritt
ndber3utommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

Ser So6rcs6eribt oes ,St. Bin.
cents geoiicu6auic5" iit ioebcu inn
0rt cridicncu mo 0iebt elm iibcr.
iidtlidcs 9ilo i6cr Oie Ginua6men
un0 9llsgaben in Dem init Dem IA.
Eamlor 1914 o6gclauicuen Sabre.
Cic 9lniialt liegt an Der Nort ]fooO,
ua6e Der 6iini Nleileu Game, mo be-
6erbcr9tc ou Sa6reSidmB 1872 aua-
ben, Gie geiammteu @infiinite belize
fen iid auf $20S15.51. mopon am
Sa6resihmB nod S3465.29 in Der
aaiic blie6eu. Ger Sobres6eribt ent-
bdlt cine lange Cite bon ireimilligei
9eitr1geu aller 9lrt. Die @e6duoe
liegen in ib6ner llmgebmg limo mo.
bern erriHtet mo NIT ucmooii6en
Ger6eiierungen Derie6cn Die Beam
ten oes Snihhts limo: 9loom Ceii-
pert, @rdiioent; So6n 5. Nlabon,
eriter @ice.Frdiioent; 6rant s. @hu.
p6p, 5weiter Gice-&r0iioent; @orrp
2. Glmu, S6abmeiiter, mo 9lAt6.
Better 8. Campbell, Sefret1r, 9hti
Der 2lniialt ru6t cine Sduloenlait
bon $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
e0IaI6eridlte ans genidinatpn.


Giitrift Columbia.
Gin llnter.@omite oe5 Saiis Gomis
icS iiir Sen Diitrift Columbia wuroc
8eiiern IN Der Siemg oes 0ous.Go.
mites ernanut Dem ole beiOen Don
oen Geprdieutanten G'9earp lmo
ProitB ciuaerei6teu gei6liiiie 3ur
4erat6mg ii6eruieieu puroen mel.
DE auf sic GeBuliring ser 5teuer.
8abhng i'm Diitrift ino ocs @er61lt.
uiIies oes Diiirifts 5ur 9unoesregie-
rllug 5in3ielcn uno man glau6t, Dab
oas 9leiiltnt ser 9erot6ung ourd oos
lmter.Gomite elm neiter 9ei6mB iein
miro, oie Giniebung elmer 9lrt SeI6it.
oariualting fiir ocn Giitrift Goln.
bia 6eiiirporteno. @iele DER Giti-
sens gIiiociations 6abeu ihon lange
iiir Sic @eDdbrung bon Selbitueriuol-
iting a9itirt.
4ompf gegen 8a1lfpieI
q lli " ~ II q g.
Die 1iitrifts.Gonmliii1re appellir-
ten geiteru pon Scr @ntiheiolmg oes
Ribters @oulo, oaB OuS 9aaipiel
am Souutaa I'M Giitrift Columbia
nidt oer6oten iei into Die Gommiiidre
fein Gedt 61tteu, es poli8eilid 5u in-
ter0riider all Oas Giitrifts. glppella-
tiousgeridjt Ger 6aa fam a6er crit
Sum Ser6it sur &er6anolng tont
men mo mittlcrtpeile fam @ai6in9.
toms Sugeno na6 Ser5ensluit am
eonntag gaie6aa ipicleu; iogar Die
proieiiionellen Clubs tonnen ipielen.
59,00O,000 g8ct6nadtSmar.
fen perfauft.
Gem geitern BON Ser giatioual-e5e-
iellidaft fir oas Stuoium mo Die
@er6htmng ser Gu6ercrloiis ausgege
bcnen 9eri6te 5iiol9e pnroeu in oen
9oheit Dor @ai6nahten 1913 ii6er
1l,00O,000 9lotbe &reu5 .@ei6nabts-
matfcn III sen Ser. Staaten pertaiit.
Gas iino 100000 me6r ais in
1912 sSn oieiem Sabre bofit man
sen Scrfauf auf 50.000,000 81 brin.
aen. Ole p2arfen briuaen einen Sent
pro 5tid Der lettid6rige Gerfauf
bat ser @eieaidait ionit $4,000
einaebraHt. SIN Sabre 1908 wuroeu
Sic eriten &ot6c arcu5. .9gei6nadts
marfen pcrfauit Der 9ertauf BELIEF
iidl III SEM Sabre ouf 1872 Ntillio.
mem Su oen ieds Sa6ren felt Der
0iaii6rima oes 9Sertaufs iolber
Wiorlen iin0 Ser @eieaidaft 81 S00,-
600 fin oie9efdniphma Der SHwino.
lndt ans oieier GueIle 3uaeilonen-
@asIi6t @efeIl DAFT
tIagt.
Gie @eorgetomn @asliht@eiell.
ldlait bat ben Diitrift Columbia aui
Riidsa6Iuna bon $3,2it.49 5tcueru
pertlagt. 1ie @eieQi6ait wuroe por
iuebreren Sogen gejwimaeu SS0d7
@tenern auf 9ruttoeintiinite 81 be.
sahleu. Sic 6e6aiiptetc abcr, MIR sur
abl1hg bon $4SS5.9S Steucrn auf
i6ren grittos@roiit oerpiliAtet 3ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
9l6io6rtstaee ser 9Soiiasier-Sampfer
bUu &eiusgorf.

9l6fo6rtstaae ser @oiiasier-Sumpfer
0Ou gseiu-yorf.
slm 10. Sini u9Icip. gorf" nu@
Soiitbaupton.
9(m 20. SUM nOIDmpic" nod
Soutbanpton.
9(m 20. SUM n9fo6on16eau" nad
Sabre.
gGm 90. SUM n9opIonO" na6 90
Der rno glntperpen.
9lm 20. SUM california" na6
@Iosgop.
Qlm 20. Snni yW2inneionfo" no6
Sonoon.
9(m 90. SUM u@auuonia4 no6
9leopel itn0 Gibraltar.
9lm %. Sini u&aiier @iIbeIm Scr
GjroBe" nab Bremen.
9(m %. SUM D9tpn0am4 nod
9iotteroom.
Q(m %. SUM ~G8or" na@ 81
ban.
g(m 90. Slmi .2uiitaniu" na&
Sioerpool.
glm "a. Snni ga 6rance" na@
SABRE.
9(m "a. Slmi uSccania" na@ Sea
pei lnO Srielt.
9Im "a. Slni n@uropa" nod g3ea-
pei lm0 @enuo.
9tm %. SUM u@enniploonia" nod
Sont6urg.
stm %. SUM vGeItic" no8 2ioerr
pool.
qrn %. SUM rgcnc8io" nad Waor-
iciae.
PIN 25. SUM yOscor ser 8weite"
rod &openbogen.
gIm 26. Siui n%bilooelpbio~ na6
Soutbompton.
glm 27. SUM DSSmpcrator" uod
Som6urg.
9lm 27. Sini rgrins 6rie0ri6
@ilbelm" no6 Bremen.
glm 81. SUM caledonia" nod
@losgow.
9Im 27. SSrni u3eeIono" no6 90
Der itn0 9lntperpen.
9lm 27. Suni n@liuneapoIis~ nad
2onoon.
9lm 81. SUM uGoIabrio" no6 @i.
6roltar itnO g}eopel.
9lm 30. SSuni 08oiicr @iIbeIm ser
8meite" nod Bremen.
9lm 80. Simi oGnierta" nod 01ea-
pei.
9tm 80. SUM ogcrocnfiorO" no4
Bergen.
9lm 80. Srui y9fottcr0am" nod
3otter0om.
glm 80. SUM .Sombrra" nad
gieopel luno @enlla.
9lm +. SuIi a9lquitouia" uab
2ioerpool.
Vlnt 1. Sult DSpernia" nod @i-
broltar lrno 9ieopel.
9Im 1. SSuIi o6reoerid ser Qldte"
nab &openbogen.
9(m 2. Suli Baltic" nob 2ioer-
pool.
slm 2. Suli D8otriu" uod @2ur-
ieiae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
9usgaFli@e Sog6bou8unb
9uftf6iffer.

Q(ln anberen Sage finben mir Qlrtbur
pDaniB friib fHon auf Dem Dege. 9lur
nit cinem Sicmlih tart belaiteten
gudiade ousgeriiitet, ipdnberte er bon
Nu na9 Sofreben unb bon bort 0urb
0as teilpeiIe fart bepaloete, INNER
enger iperoen6e Sal DoIlen0S binauf
nod S9roden.
@r bate iid's fir 6ieie TuBpanbes
rung nab M0giidteit bequem gemadt
uno 9luftrog 9e9eben, feline Softer
bur9 oie poit no43ulenben.
Dos @etetr mar 190u uno Die Sc
eeno, iiberpOlht pom blauen Sinmel
unb iiteritrablt bonn gol0enen 2ic6t Der
Sonne, berrlid6. Nlit iebem SGritt
purDe Die llmgebung rei5boller.
9Ringsum tiirmter fi9 bic Selsbdngc
empor, lints iiberragt bOm 9luehfeloerz
BORN unb benz gepaltigen itdmmigen
@ioberfein, red6ts bos enge Sor Don
SGoooipa, benz llebergonge ius @roBe
MalIertal, Bis enoli1 in Der Slu9t
Oss Sales boG oben auf rdubsn 5elien
Das romdntiIG geleeene Shr0den nit
fe;nem ipiBen &irdbturm ouftouUte(
Sci peters rielbeiu9tem @nitbofe
ongetommen, bef9loB p0lniB. cine
fur5e Ga1t 3u MAIDEN unO einen fIeinen
SmbiB ein3une6men, tonnte er fi9 bod
au9 glei9 iiber ben tur3en Meg, Der
ibm nod beDcritano, etipas genauer
ertunoigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
0rci in grunneu crtrnnFeu.

0riftpooo, 30, is. SUM.
8pei Gna6en mo elm @lonn iino ge.
tern glbcno in einem 9runnen er.
trrnfen, Der felt longer 3eit ni3i
mcbr beuubt woroen lit. Ole @r.
tutnfenen iino ser 11jdbrige SaroIo
SoroaL iein 30 Sabre alter Onfel
Sobn Soroan mo ser 17-iGbrige
&o0ueD SDes. Der tleine SSoroan
ipielte am 8rimnenrono imo fiel in
oie Siefe. Soes periudte, ibn 6ers
aus 81 5ieben uno ihir3te ebcnfaas
binob. 2lif Die Sdiieruie' fam nun
Soroon's Snfel berbei geeilt. ser sic
beiOcu Silnglinge retten moate inO
oo6ei iel6it 0eu 800 0urd @rtrinfcu
fano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

trifit cine ueitere Delegation bon
Baltimore in Saurei per 9obu eiu,
meldc Damn BON bort ans Ocu 20
Nleilcu laugen 1larid nod Der &nus
ocs6aipiitoot mitmahcn mill. Sn
@Dattsoille bolt cine Delegation BON
@oi6ington Oic 9altiuorer a6 uuO
gelcitet Oielel6en 5u eincm @icnic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
@ol0enes cSn6ilGnnt.

9oS so. StifhingsfeIt Ger vN1ou-
Nnion~ muroe IN 9lnipeienbeit
BON 1900 @litgGe0ern in @}ilers 5
&orf IN 0unoolf gefeiert. @ou g8oi6.
in9ton fam eine groBe Delegation,
cu@ paren Die 8eamten Der nSnter.
nationalen N}ourer llnion" Der
treteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
llebnugSfa6rt 0cS Greu5erS yNlout
gOmerD."


@oupernelr @olosboroug6 Bat iei.
ne 9l6ii6t angefiunoigt, an Der lie.
6ungSfabrt DER 5lotteumili5 an 9oro
oeS arei8ers, ,N}ontgomerD" pom 10.
bis t9. Suli iic6 citige Gage 81 be-
t6eiligen. Soweit 6is6er oie @lduc
@eitalt anqenonumen 6a6en, miro Der
@ouperneur in Cambridge an 9oro
genommen imo in 9lnnapolis gelan-
set meroen. Die 0lili3matroien BOZ
fen, OoB ser @ouuerneur ii6 pielleidt
cnti6lieBeu miro, al 9orO ser
o0lontgomerD" aud -Ourd Oen @a-
nnmafonal 81 ia6ren. Gic N}amis
i1often 6a6en iebt.ucue @eme6re err
6olten. Phi Der 6a6rt, 0ie Ourb Die
Gbeiapeote 9ai no6 Songier SounO
mo gum 5beil auh in Oen oiienen
Ocean ae6en ioll limo imiaugreide
@eidiibii6lmgen mo S6ariiicbieBen
geplaut. Sic Giii5iere ocS &rei.
3ers iiuo Commodore 91alp6 &o6in-
ion, @retutiDoiii5ier 2ieutenont i. u.
SaDage, Sieutenont $. Is. @}cGl.
oerr0, 9ieutenaut s. 9lsprill G6ei-
iugenieur 9lla MlaIone, 9ieitenant
&obert @6ilippS, 9}abigationSoffi5ier
lnO Sd6nrid S, g. @dn6ril.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

9tm .. Suli v@orboroiio" nod
9rcmcn.
9lm ,. Suli r@reiiocnt 2incoIn4
uo6 Somburg.
9lm 2. Suli rllronilin" nod 9tot-
tcrOom.
Sim 8. SuIi st. aoui8" na&
Soutbompton.
2lm A. SuIi D0ccanic" na9soutb-
ompton.
ginp 4. SuIi .02iuncpasfa" noa
2on6on.
9lm a. SnIi Bremen" nod grc-
men.
9lm 4. SnIi r9miu8f" nuh O}Ot-
teronm uno 2i6au.
Qlm A. Suli u9lncona~ uad glea-
pei lm0 @enua.
glm A. Suli n&oiier 5ron5 Syoiepb
ser @rite" nacb 9teopeI uno Srieit.
glm 4. Sili n&rooulauo na6 9o-
per lno 9lntperpen.
9lm A. Suli o&onig gilbert" nod
Gibraltar unO g(eopel.
9lm A. SuIi uGompania" nod
Glasgow.
9tm Z. SuIi raronprin8 8iI6elm"
nab Bremen.
9Im Z. Suli DgaterIonO" no@
Son6lirg.
9lm Z. SuIi u03ollretauia" no@
9iberpool.
2lm 7. Sul r@crmania" no@
@lorieiae.
9lm Z. Suli ygotsOom" na8 Rot-
ieroom.
Q(m 8. SuIi rgcrOno" no6 g1eu-
pel unO @enuo.
9lm 8. SuIi o2a lorraine" nod
Sabre.
qlm o. SuIi y9(Oriotic" uod aiOcr-
poll.
9lm 8. Sui ngorpotbio" na@
gtedpel lino WlDraltdr.
9Im 10. SuIi oSt. @ouI" nad
Sout6oupton.
glnl If. Suli naoiIeriu 9(uguIte
@ictoria~ nod Som6ure.
9lm If. SuIi George @oibiug-
ton" nadb Bremen.
gtm fl. SuIi .rSlDnipic~ nod
Soutbonptou.
9lm If. Suli columbia" nab
@losgow.
slm ii. Snri yg2innc5o9o" no@
2onoon.
9lm II SuIi .Ganooa" no4 Waor-
ieiac.
9(m If. SuIi ngooerIouO" nu6
Gober rnO 9lntmerpen.
9lm If. SuIi o5lorioe" nob
Sobre.
slm ii. Sua .9}ioaara" nod
Sabre.
slm IA. Suli vStonipulia" nod
g}eupel iuO @enuo. n 7
9lm IA. SuIi uaronprin8eiftn Sc
ellie" nab Bremen.
9tm IA. SuIi n2uiitonio" nad
2iberpool.
9tm IA. SuIi u9iuiiio" nod &ot-
teroom lino 2ibau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
gIaplaIt fiir lleiiterstomn llonS.

Sr. .. 6. @eaer, ser Gorliser.
t6eiIte geitern nit Dab sic Stoots.
2ou0itraBen Gommiiiion bei6loiicn
bat, sen Gontroft fir Oos 9elegeu
Ger &eiiterstomn &ooo, bonn 4imlico
Girfel bis sur StaOtgren5e, ungefd6r
1875 @3eile, nit 2(spbolt ser 5irmo
q. 5lanigou & Sons 3u ii6ertragen.
N3it oeu 9tr6eiten miro 6egonnen io.
tolO oie 3uitGnoc ser StroBe es ers
lou6en. 0os Bureau Der Staots.
SonoItraBen Gommiiiion befinoet
iid in Ger. col, @orrett @e6dlOe.
Sr. gSeller febrte geitern bon elmer
Snipcftionstour Our1 ct. NforD's
uHo Charles. .GountD 8uriid un0
ipro6 iib 66dit 6efrieOigt iiber ole
rortigen SonoitroBeu ans. Sr. gGel.
Ter 5oat Sen Qlrbeiten Ger Commit
iion feline gan5e 9lufmerfiamfeit lmo
niuumt Elm ouBergem0bnli6es SSnte-
rciie m ser @ntmideling 0es 2ono-
itraBeniDitemS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
Nnir im ..WlntnrdnnL- -Nln6. I

Sine trefili6e GouitrD-6oir eroiis
nete geitern ser ,,N}arDlanO Motor-
boot Gmb" IN iciuem Seim am
6uBc Der 9ig6t StroBe Die 5o6lrei-
deu 9eiucber imter6ielten ib alli
Bette. Gus arrangements Gouiite
beitouo ans ocu Scrren @lori6ed.
Gaet6, steir, 9rown @rOman Gar.
neal, Geder, 6ii6er mo S6eriOon.
9ln oen ein3elneu Siiden ihalteten
mo waIteteu Oie foIgeuOen Oameu.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
Wilson Expects Early
End Of Revolution.

WASHINGTON. Feb President
Wilson expects the lifting of the en-
argO on the importation of arms
INTO Mexico to result in the complete
crushing of President Huerta within
ID short time. Representatives of the
rorstitutionalists are jubilant over
tine action of the American Govern
meut
These were two outstanding fea-
lures or the situa ton here to-day.
The Cpnstitutionalists report that no
time now will be lost in forcing to a
s4Dcessful conclusion the campaign
f.r the capture Of Mexico City and
'Ur installation of Nenustiano Car
mu2a as President in Huertas stead
The intiuN of arms and ammuni-
ou into Northern Mexico has begun.
stored along the border are thou i
sands OF rifles and millions of rounds
af ammunition placed there by man
uf5cturers awaiting the lifting of the
embargo by the Administrat ton. Mil
t4ry officials say that at least 10000
rifles can be placed in Carranza S
anas in few days If he can pay
for them
Military experts point out that the
removal of the embargo probably will
nave such a marked effect on Mexi
can sentiment that Huerta will be
erNen from Mexico City long before
t8rrtnza is knocking at its gates. A
arotest lodged with the State Depart
maul by Senior Algara. charge of the
Mexican Embassy in this city against
the Presidents action indicates how
deeply the Huerta Government has
feared his course.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
Press Calls Wilson
Partner of Bandits. ="

MEXICO CITY, Feb. IA sharp
attack IS made by FL impartial. the
Government newspaper. on President
Wilson ia o-day's issue In seven
column "sCarehead' it says
Wilson declares himself obviously
.s PARTNER of bandits The man of
he White House becomes the pro-
.ector Of villa, Zapata and DeLao
Emllano Zarata and Genevieve De-
Lao are leaders of the revolutionists
IN the south.
Under the insulting headlines Ell
Imp4Tcial prints Washington dis
PATCHES announcing the lifting of the
embargo and then comments editor
ALLY as follows:
Ne can hardly believe the Yankee
Government has lifted the embargo
HN ammunition and arms for Villa
ud his hordes who still burn, pill
sH, murder and commit nameleSs
GRIMES against women.
must doubt that such an enor-
.N'\ shall be true ard that the exec
.-Ne of any cultured country should
7Hcomc the aCcomplice of bandits. We
Io surprised that Mr.. Wilson should
Pc SO shameless and lacking in con
science.
If tho American people should ap-
1oFe this stupendous measu taken
~ the man Of the White House they
Niu deserve the contempt and exc
.ttiIon Of all honorable nations"
r Pals comments in a similar
5.F'ln. consuming President Wilson
Hu Secretary Bryan, but saying
',"I0inE against the American people
themselves.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
DICTATOR CALLS
CABINET AF TER
CONF ERENCE
Both Huerta and 0'Shaughnessy
Silent on the Subject of
Early Meeting.

pENICO CITY, Feb. 4-Charge
s.Affaires 'Shaughnessy and Sec
retary Parker, of the American En-
rassy went to the National Palace
e4rrv TO-DAY and conferred with Pres
taent Huerta and two of his Cabinet
affnIsters-Senor Moheno, of the De-
-arfment Of Foreign Affairs, and
-anor I,ozano, of the Department of
Public Works.
The conference lasted two hours.
When Mr.. O'Shaughnessy returned TO
The Embassy he stated that all of
nose present at the meeting had
greed that nothing should be given
.Hf p to what took place.
several dispatches were sent from
line Embassy to Washington. but the
American Charge refused TO divulge
rnnir Contents.
The conference At the National Pal
a0e was followed by a summons from
4ierta calling all the members of his
sabnet 10 a meeting this afternoon.
palace attaches said that at this
meeting the entire situation would be
gone over carefully. This announce
ment was followed by conflicting ru-
mors that Huerta would resign or
that he ouid give o Shaughnessy his
passports. Both were Immediately
.euied by Government officials.
Although the Mexican Government
.-day pledged itself to protect
'mericsns from any attacks In re-
citation for the action of President
Wilson n lifting the embargo on the
Importation of arms into Mexico.
many citizens of the United States
fled to-. Vera Cruz, Trains for the
coast were filled with men and wom-
en- who fear that President Huerta )
troops viii be unable TO quel anti
American demonstrations.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
Villa Ready in
Week to Move South.

IAREZ. MEXICO. Feb. 4.--Gener-
francisco Villa, commander of the
'hsll nationalist army, announced to-
tal mat within a week he expects his
'my to be fully equipped for the
ainpalgn against Mexico City.
me American Government has
.HoNn itself TO be the friend Of Jus
ne, he declared. I'VE shall show
7' d. confidence in the Constitu-
'Ilsts was not misplaced. | shall
aH my army against Torreon. As
'fe now assured of sufficient mu-
'ions of war for a long campaign,
expect no trouble in crushing
-art2's troops
within three months Genera Car
MA viii be President of Mexico.
~ COUNTRY viii be pacified."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
Lutherans to Form
Macon Congregation

MACON. Feb. 4.-The Rev w G.
Schaefer. Jr,. of Atlanta. president Of
the Georgia Lutheran Synod. will pre-
side over meeting here tonight for
the purpose of organizing a Lutheran
congregation in Macon
The Rev. r. S. Patterson. general sec
retory of Home Mission Board of the
United Synod of the Lutheran Church
in the South, is also here. Macon has
never had a Lutheran church
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
StOckade Driver to
Help Wife and Child

After agreeing to pay So week to-
ward the support of his wife and child,
a charge of wife desertion against Gar
land Robinson, driver of the city stock
ade wagon, was dismissed by Recorder
Broyles.
The wife tod the recorder that her
husband has frequently left her TO take
care of herself and little one. His last
disappearance, she said, was about ten
days ago
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
Asked High License;
Now They Are Sorry

DALTON, Feb. AT the request
OF owners of two pressing clubs. Guy
Council placed the license on such
business at 800. Now the club
owners have decided they made a
bad trade. One of them has sold mis-
place of business and gone to work
with the Southern Express Company,
and the other is figuring on selling
out.
The license was formerly So
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
Officers

r. w. BYERS ...... Assistant Cashier
A. NJ. BERGSTROM Assistant Cashier
W. b. SWIMMERS Assistant Cashier
A. J. HANSEl4L ..... Assistant Cashier
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
Urges Liquor Men to
Back Labor Unions

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Urging that
liquor men stand by labor organizations.
President NJ. +. Farley opened the meet
ing of the National Liquor League OF
the United States here with denuncia-
ton Of prohibition forces. a criticism
of politicians and praise for the good
done to the nation by the liquor inter
ests
Farley declared the liquor interests
have contributed more than $1,000, 900.
600 to the Government in the last seven
years.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-04
Wedding Stopped as
Groom Is Arrested

GAINESVILLE, Feb 1.-The matri-
monial intentions of one r. B. Brown.
alias Jesse Sorrells. received a. sudden
and decided jar a Buford when he was
arrested just as the minister was about
to pronounce the wedding ceremony. He
Is In jail here, charged with leaving
board bills unpaid and taking a fellow
boarders oVercoat and gloves
The woman who missed being a bride
by about two minutes is due to-day to
receive $1,000 from life insurance pol
icy of a former husband.