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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

@is nab Ocui 5oasipo ioatc oas
neue 9oidipitrm ocrlanecrt uer-
ocn iuot 9grdiiocnt ocr 6cucr.
9cboroc. $4,000 Sdooeu bel
oem9rouoe am oeitrigen 0lorgcn
ongeridtet. 6ituf 6eucrpcbr.
leutc DcrIebt.
@iuer Der bortn6digiten @ranoe,
ocu oic 6euerpebr felt LANCER Belt
Sit 6etGmpfcn bdtte, mar oos 5euer
melAcs am 3eittgeu @forgen iUie be-
rcits i'm uDeutiden Gorreiponoen.
ten bcrihtet III oen @cbditoe Der
Baltimore 0lanufocturiug So. "
uno in Ger @irtbidoft 0es Srn. go.
trid SmeenD an Der @de bon 9liren.
uno gRonunent. .StraBc ousbrad.
sSie jebt ieitgeitelt it, 6etrdgt ser
ongerihtcte S6o0en $4,000. 8d.
rcn niHt an 0icicr Stelle Oie Soues.
Sale beocdt eepcicn, io OoB Die
8euerpebrleute Sen Brand bon bier
gciten bcfdnpfeu fonntcL oonn
mare 5peiiclsobne gr6Bcrer Niatc.
rioliAoocn ongeriMtct iporoen.
g9ic &rdiioent &iborO $. Sobus
ben Der IeuerbeborOc iagte, bat Der
Brand bepicieu mie notbmcn0ig es
1T. ooB 0oS SohOrud 20iGiDitem er.
meitcrt miro. Mebrere promiuente
@cibditsIclite 0eren Sabrifcu iib in
eer Oorti9cn giodboridoft bciiuocm
finO oerielbeu @}einung.
glm 5da8moD befin0en iid feline
Teuer &Dorauten uu0 oo sic 65egcuo
Gin iinmer groBerer Sn0uitrieOiitritt
miro. erfldrt eS iid BON ielbit pie
n0tbig oic Grpeiterltng 0es Sodl
orud 26idi0nems nah Dem Sails
moD lit. Shon pegeu Der oortigen
0jetreioeipeiher un0 2oeerbalier Der
Giienbobnen iolte Dies geidebeu
iaqte @rGiioent sSobns.
99G6reno Der 26idorbeitcn bei'm
qeIiriqen 8ron0e murocn fiinf 8euer
mcbrleiite uerleBt Gieielben befin.
sen ii6 mif 0em @eae Der @enering.
glnt i@linmiiten perlebt pur0e Sobn
Gduiot BON ser 2eitermogensGom.
paQnie g}r. i6. @r erlitt mic cs iih
berauSeeitelt Bat, einen ooppelten
@ruc6 oeS Sdhiielbeiues. Die ON.
eeren @crleBten iinO
G1orleS 6. Smith. 5hlaucbiii6.
rcr Der Spriben.Gompoguie ytr. s,
9ric6 0eS SonOgelcnfs;
Clarence 5ntit6 BON Der 2eiter
mogen.Gonipoonic glr. 16, @erlesuns
gen m linfen 9lrm;
9[. 8. N}iaer bon Scr 2eitermogen'
Compognie gh. 16, @erleblmgcn an
cen 8einen.
SenrD N1iiaer BON Der Spribens
Gompoguic 9lr. 33, TerIebungen an
cen 9einen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
SIC mit ggciIc.

9uS 5ol0e zines poli5eiliden
&reli55ugeS gegen llebertreter Ser gc-
iebliAcn Observation-Disclosures ouf
0ent 9lmdpoliS-9ouleparo perOel
iid bel einem oui Sen fonncuoen
Gonueriiog ougeiebteu Ger6ore ni1t
meniger ais 13 Better BON &roit-
pagen luO Wlotorrdoern Dor HiAtcr
Games Somler in Der @oli5ei-Sto.
ton in 9rootlpn 81 Oeranhporten bo-
ben. S0mmtlicbe 13 u@eicbminoig-
feitS-llebertreter" milroeu am Der.
ganaeneu Souutag nbeflappt".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
@eleimR0Iiailtsn luie6er Saleim.

Geteftips GGarLes ao6ler mO So6n
aroe 6o6eu llntcriudma Oes
Gobc 6aacS in Colbert Golmtg
bceuoet Sollen idperwiegen.
Oes gemeismoterial gegen OoS
in @erbiu0uno nit Dem Sale
oer6oitete Erio crlongt 5a6en
Bon Colbert Gonntp, no lie ouf
ipe3ielles Griudeu Oes @ouperneurS
i6dtiq wareL iino aeitern 2l6euO Oic
@e5eimpoli5iiteu G6orles aobler lrnO
So6n &rob suriidgefebrt. sic mos
rem 6ealiftrogt oeu Sail gegeu Gr
Sanes Q. @ggleiton, JiiharO Sing
lnO I6omoS @out ouf5uar6eiten
loel6e inter Dem &er0abt per6aitet
moroen iino, onge6lid5 ein Gomplot
ouf @. s. Gaoe, einen prominenten
&eriiderlngsagenten BON gSaibing
ton, 2. s., porbereitet 5it boben. Sin
oierter Nlann ioll mitbet6ciligt ge-
peien iein, fonnte a6er nic6t geiun-
sen tperOen. Sic 9nltinIorer @e.
neimpolBiitpn ermittclten i'm mnO
Iernten OoB er ucbt in Oen Sail
perluidelt mor 99ie &roB mo Sab
Ter erfl1rtcn ioll er ongebli6 icbper.
miegen0es 9epeismateriol gegen
oos in Soit beiimOlide Grio gelieiert
boben. Serr Gobler iagte bel ieiner
9liidfe6r o&err Gope wollte ioin
9Iutomobil Derfuucn mo 5eigte IN
elmer @oi6ingtoner 3eitung al. Or
GagIeiiou iprod1 6ei ibm Dor, nit
0er gI6iidt oen &roitpagen 5u fuil-
fen. Gane peritdnOigte Gggleiton OaB
er nidt gepillt iei i6m oos gIutos
mobil 81 perfoltien Spdter lan0te
GqsleIton sen @ont 5lt GaOe nit Der
l8adridbt. OaB cine reide gSittpe
9llice Gilmore, Oie IN Der 0id5e BON
G6eiapeafe @ead po6nt, Die 9lblidbt
6eae, oaS 2hitomobiI 3ll fallien Sn
Ger 3miiden3eit ioll @ggleiton ou6
Oen &inQ engagirt 6oben, Inn ben
0erlaui Ger 0}aidine 3ii uermitteln
Spdier ia6 er Seur0 &orber eiueu
&ro6idHuieo oon @ai6ington g
g., melhen er iiberreOcte, oen GoOe
ami Ben &opi 3u iAlngen. &orber
reriprodb, OoB er GoDc ans Der @elt
daiien merOe, uerlieB ieOoh ME
leine g9o6nlng Gr mar Der pierte
Qlaun in Oen Sale 9ln cinem be
itintmten Gage traieu iidb @ont rno
GoDe un0 moc5ten iib auf oen gSeg
nah G6eiopeofe 9eud. glHf Dem
@ege biclten tie in me6rereu @irtbs
ihofteu @iufe6r unO in ser Inter.
boltung nit Gape perlpidelte iicb
@ont IN g9iOeripriicbe unO puroe
6eim 2iioen ertoppt Gape ibopite
&eroadt un0 6orgte iid in eiuem Der
2ofole einen 9leDolDer. @ont 6ntte
icl6iiDeritdnOl1 oopon fem g9iiieu
9us iie Sen @eg fortieBten, frug
@ont uod Dem @ege worouf Go0e
crpiOerte, ooB er Oenicl6eu ood BEL
ier fenncu iolltc. @I0blih famen if
men in einem Gidi1t 5pei 9ieiter
cntgeoen. @ooe 6cuerfte uie @ant
Oeniel6en 3eiden ga6 unO mie ilr5
Oorouf Or. Gggleiton bonn &feroe
iprang mO ii6 biuter einenr 6elien.
itiid Deritedte. 9an 500 Gope ieineu
GcDlper, 5ielte auf @ont itiO forOerte
i9n auf Die geOcuhmg Der Signale
3u gebeu- @ant 5itterte unO iagte
nit 6eben0er 5tinime: Isle meineu
SIREN EoO" @ant purOe Damn ge-
Smungen, Dor Gape 81 ibreiten unO
3por uuter Der Grobung, OoB er 10.
tort ii6er ocn Snufen geidoiien Mir
Sc penn er eS mo9en iollte, iicb NM
5uore6eu. Or @ggleiton ioll ieit Ian
gercr 3eit 6ie Rollc zines 9eomten
nes 9unoeS @e6eimOienitcs geipielt
6oben. Sein Goter ioll 3u ben reid
iieu 2ellten Don 0smego, g-Yv 3d5-
lcn.~
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30


pAnolicyrW" 19e ellnoneB q
rmnas goil," gclair GraS Ideli4
oc9iHc Mtpii uno Edu8.
raeftid @nriN, Nro0fnn 9une glrmoch&o.
IdAlit &aNneplie unn InNS
w zaNgisg Scaa ldguH 9rullouan per
c6slapscic Baa adaii8 Gghriloncu per
A0mpiir 2fCuuli0iio"
cal0orne aaeiib 1ourfn per Gampier
acrs @ant 1dea8 1oaren pcr 1ampicr
aNNCiiNiQreiQn0"
Ver' Ispont NM getrgium 9gtroucn
pcf Dnnnirr .zuaQncbuund"
sui, aroHc 5eicl m aNuun tatt
&nritNOn6cttc.
Ne Nafi 0undcfie. peide dW 2N NuQlli di
gNne acbcn inoen 70 na1lieqehoer aelpeH7
's''' son US bis o nor aoeues
fallr (ahpchlelnD)
wienftdQ. Observation-Disclosures. NdliefluHsQnri" I"
WlilnpulD. ...........s+...,.. 1rliio.@ 'kali
NpnNelliaA. ..t...f ....,,+..- ....p eattpu' kull
NttlidB. .+..t...t ~ y; ~ wy. sui
eamiaa. .p falicrior'Rau" u1o 9rnio.Qiu'
Bari" (ahiDed ienn)
0ilieu 1onniuR ieben NRenal FniieuIonskart1
8inciien EuNninN e0eli Wi0naq N0liil0NRaft"
Etiien zonniag ieben Qlenat p2uih0il Eaug
NietiGn Spunnn ichcH uinHdi.. Carroll fdtt
9m ,,9ahcrlOn.8arl".
sin has benie abero non rs ole 10 uhr
im fnileilonsRau7 llniiiiuocHoe Gonjerl W.
tQli l4el 1alie 6elomann pHs IplAcnoe 4rp'
p4uHNn dliAelcNi mplncu.
MiadN Ee ga 5umoe "........... 9iOmhetg
guueftiire chunctt" "............ 1iippc
1plpfion 0bocoluic cDlbict" ........ SiranB
9fditrr Nipba Ndmie" "......... .Qlncifc
islfNItG ruurpH 4lun guft0 .... Nin5nr
t@N Nnilp perHal MriNDt unn Nilhdtol
turluGp NnlDafh Nhnrnp Nunprs
&nffe GENES RiHorcSoneD ....4. 4iaiieuct
5rfrrmf4ln 1tueef Binlcts" F0meu
44toiep o9iou Upri Nonoon ulo Ratls'
Nnnus
NidliD 1e @igpi" .4..............N NQmpctg
Niq 5lcrNcHbnnner Selcr 1914 i9l4
5aiui gmhB nitro 0iq MnpCuc nns yen pom
CicrneHNaNnir lplccn uno pda FublmW Wy el
niNi one 0icn milaunqel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

mlr0 1lit Der JfeIlc Dpn 0cn 9N. Jtlla
hls R. Gibbs. Brdiiocnt Ger San.
rclsbcboroe C6erit Sobn s. 2e9o,
9lidar0 s.. G0mon0s, VI. p. @plos.
torousb, Setretdr ser 6a6rifplob.
Gomliiiion Sderiif S6omaS S.
D1cglultu uuo Iertreteru DcriNieoe
ner 8eittngen bc9leitet pcroen. Die
9leiie sebt petlid bis @6icogo uno
iiiOlid bis Sadionoiae, 6lo.
q GrbolungSpicr5ur u eb G "
gube berett.
9lad 9lnqabe Der Singcr.@enB
Comp, mel6c ben Grbohmaspier out
gSiBe ocs 9roooluon buutc, miro Der
4ier morecn Der Stoot iibergeben
mcroeu. Sir oen llebergobe2lft lit
feline ipe5icnevGeremonie DoraeiebeL
ic0ocb miro uorausiibiIicb ipdter cine
G'rofimlnesfeicr peronitoltet weroen.
Gem Gontroft 3ufolge b1tte Der %icr
Dereits am 0}dr3 iertig geitelt iciu
ioaeu uno mobribeinlid miro Die
ghioget 9e60roe megcn Der Ger.
i6Icpplng BON Scr Gontraftorenfirs
ma cine GonDcntionolitroie Derlon.
cen.
9lpgc6ote fiir @floiternng
ser Gutum 5traBc.
UlorQcn miro Sic 9e66roe 9Iuges
6ote oui Die @iloitering Der Gutow-
SroBe cutoegeune6meH cs III ober
nod ni9t beitimmt mcm nit Der
@floiterinasarbet begonnen meroen
fam. Ger 9egim bdn0t BON ser
5eriigiielhmg 0er@ilaiterng an ben
areu5ungcn All ser Baltimore rmo
Gutam- mo Baltimore. uno &aca'
StroBe o6. Goriiber Compton er.
florte geiiern Dab cr init per gflalte.
runq ser m.StroBe niht begnl.
nen loiien moue, e6e Die beioen Stra,
Beufreu8iinaeu frei iinO, od er be-
fiird5ie ooB sic ,Seueupebr im Sale
eines 9ronoes tpiiberipno6are
5djpicriateitcn 6a6en miiroe. Gr
ueriprad o6er Dob oie Giitop.
giraBe nod in oieiem Sabre ooer
weuu irgeuowie m0glid uod Dor Der
Siernenbanncricier gepilaitert mer.
oc.
Cic Gontrolt9eb0roe uimmt NOR
gen ierner 9lnoebote ani oeu @on.
iroft 9ir. 81 eutaegen weIder oie
4ilalterung ser iolBcn0eu SraBen
nnioBt
Glao StroBe, BON gutow. bis
G6arles 2troBe;
gdter StraBe bon Colbert bis
5oru6s9troBe;
Torf 9one, pon 2obegroue gllep
bis Galpert.StraBe;
2opegrobe glQe0, BON Gorf Sone
bis Soratogo.StroBe
&reu35ug gegen 9 @ai o.
Tin 8eb alter.
Gopitdn @omoro 0fcGnep bonn
gitrcau 8itr @erbiitine bon 9rdnoen
iuaternimmt our 3eit ouf glnorOnung
ser Sercr Ge66roe eineu areu35ug
oeqcn @aiolin.9ebdlter Dor 21oeu
ino @oragcn. Gie &oIi5ei 9eboroe
muroe fiir5lid Oorouf mlfmerfium
aemaAt, ooB oicie 9ebdlter cine
aroBc @eiabr biloen iporauf Die 9e-
iibcr oarouf oufnerfiom aemodt
milroen oaB iic oieieIbcn 5u entfer'
ncu bo6cn genn oieie gIuiforoe.
RING imbeodtet bleibt, wcrocn Ser.
hoitunacn porgcnonlmcn meroen
@emunocru 6ollSwop-
&ia0utt.
Gontniiidr Der 6ffentliden @erte
Coof. G6cf.SSngelieur @cbIter uno
Gin SiiIis.yngcnienr bon @bilooel.
pbio beiidtiaten 0ic beribieoenen
gScrfe Der 9lb5ugstanal.Gomuli
inter 6ii6rmg oes Gbef.SSngcuierrs
5enorid. glcbeu Der aldrungS.9ln-
Ioae onl Bod GiDer brodten iie gon8
rcionocrs aroBes Sntereiie Der lIeber.
triidung Oes 5aIlspoD un0 benz
Toaspou @io0uft entaeecn mo Diel.
len nit ibrcm Sob fir oieie &erfe
ccr Sneeldeursguuit niht bintcr oem
Ql.,.,n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
sOmmcrnadlfafelt IN 6amiltou.

Infer oen QroBen 9dumcn BEL Der
fotb. Ct. 0ominids.&irc6e 81 Sonil-
ton bc9nnu gcitern 9lbeno Elm Cont
mcrnontsfeit gum 9eitcn ser Sc.
meinoc welbcs aud beute nod fort.
gciebt peroeu ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
Gcl6ItmurOpcrind zines gcrfriip.
pcltcn.


ouf iid ab. 9iegt in ernitem
8iitonoe i'm SoipitaI. 9eaing
sic Gbat ans @er5mciilung, OaB
er Elm &riippel mar.
@inen Selbitmor00eriud ma6te
geitcrii @ornlittag Ser 26 SATIRE olte
@oaar g. 9uuu, mo6nbaft in glr
1916, 8elbieu-9lpemle. Ger iunge
Mauu CAB 5mei SHiiiie aus einenl
GepoIper alf iicb al, BON oeuen
cine 6intcr Dem linfen DIR, ser aa-
oere o6er6olb 0cS Ser5ens traf. BUR
3eit befinDet 9uuu iih i'm uNlor9-
lGnOer 9IQgemcinen 6oipital", no er
in beOeutlidem 3uitauOe oaruieoer-
liegt.
Bum lit Elm '&riippel uno fonnte
ii1 ielblt nit Siilie 5ueier &riiden,
oeren er itets beourite, nur miibiam
iortbemegen Ger @er5weifIing iiber
Oieieu 3nitanO ioa ieiu iebiger Ser
iud5, iic6 Oas 9e6eu 81 nebmen 5il5u-
idreiben iein
PIN lebten Samitag itiir5te CT 8ll
9ooeu mO berlebte ii6 feline Son0.
Ga ibm Oieicl6e groBe Sdmer5en
peruriadtc, perlieB er am Sountog
9}abulittog ieine @o6mng, aaem
9(uideiu nad, inn einen 9(r5t 81 con-
iultircn. 3um glbenoeiien mar er
uod6 nidt 3uridgefe6rt mo feline
&ermon0tcn mur0en Inn i'm 6eiorgt.
Sic befiirbteten OoB Dem Oerfriip-
pelten iitugen O}anne etpas 3ugelto-
Ben iei mo ocronitoltetcu cine Sude
nab i6m, welde ieoo9 5u ipdter
StllnOe ais eriolglos oiigegebet
iuerOen muBte Monu @lmu nodj
ieinem Sauie 3uriidfe5rte, iiebt uidt
felt. @eliern @lorgen erwabte ieinc
Sbmeitcr, ,5rou IS. 8. SinOalL
olrb OaS araAen 5meier filr8 mlfeiu-
anoer iolgenoer Sc6iiiic. Sic rief
ibreu @atteu, pelher ioOaun ben
jingeu Monn in bemuBtloiem 3u-
Iian0 lmterbnlb ser an Der 9iiid-
ieite oes Saues beiinOlicben Geran-
ga liegeuO ouiiono. Die beioen
S1uBmunoen, am aopf mo an Der
9rnIt bhttctetl itorf Gic 9erbring-
ung @uus nah Dem yWlarDlanoer
9lagemeineu Soipital@ wuroe llnOer-
3iiglicb pcrenlaBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
EnnIe. Nnna nn0 gleIIe acrrIIgI.

sym 5pciie5inuucr oes Naules J'r
g36 91or0. 0.Gbeiler. StraBe, brad 9e'
ilern Morgen eiH 6eler alIs, oas
Dlrtb Charles SaDne eilioedt mllroe,
ais cr beina6e pom Jlalb ilberlnals
iiaf. aaimalbtc. @r elite ~ oas
iululcr ieiner 1antc 5rau @criba
9soole oic fault ihlief Sie Derluds
ten, oas @aus 3ll uerIaien tonnieu
icoodj niiolae NniA mo 6lanuien
1ie Errppa udt bcnliBcu @eioe fros
den iiber eiu @eiinnHs IN oas yladl.
barbQus nadloem oer 9leIie nod Den
zr6obbua0 iclncr lalite aerettet bait
tc Gin 9latbbar lanoie cincu gllornt
Eli Tito oe 6eurrueDr erliidie oie
1lmnnen Ger S9aoeu beira8t ulir
aafaDr 5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
Sr eernan an5 Gcras fraHf.

sN oSobuS Noptins 0oipitol"
licat S G. Scrnan elmer Der reid.
ieu eic63idier III EeraS Seine
1orm lieot 6ei 3ouiiou Gieier
@taot idcutte cr fiir5lid 23s 9lder
Qdno nit Sem @umide, Dab oaraiit
ciu ad0tiI9es Soipital erri6tet mer'
sen m6ge, Serr Sermau miiB iih
cHer 9Rageuopcration unter8iegen
ste iuiolge 5u pielen aouens uon 2a'
bal perlriadt lporoeu iein ioIl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
03IidlidJr 9lrffuna Onrdl 4S0lililten-

Nier N2cnicbcnicbqn idmebten ae-
Ilern i'll qroBter @eiabr, ais atr5 nan
s ll6r Morgons en 9rano iH glr,
lO0l, EenninIuania.2lpcnuc ails-
brod imo Ill Uenigen Nlinuteu oas
0ame Smls nit oidtem &apd uno
ruolm iiillte 1ie 8oli5iltcu Ratrid
goNnific uno D1idael q. Icalel pom
uoropeiilAen 1iitrIlt orangen IN
0aS Sebauoe elm, pedteu Die nod im
hloic lieaeNoen 8eipo6ncr ino
brudteu 0icieIbcu in's 6reic 1ic
9lanru scr Strettetea iino 6ralt
iiic Is 9romn melhe eiac fleine
drci6 Nlateridlien Sanohm9 W.
0en &alie bcireibt 2iiIu @ropN IT,
ia s Sa6re alte 2obter Sollono
Q1romn 2i So1rc alt rnlo 6rau el.
Nh Sullipatt cine gdberin alis Gius
iliaS g}illS. Ger flr3 oaraui eins
ireiienoen 6euenue0r aelana Is o5ne
nroBe lRHAa. bic 6lamnen ocren
Gutiic6una uoA uidit ieiigeltellt iit,
3il l0ldlcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

Scte fiuoet Die 9eeroigung oeS
Geiiolraieurs Senrg &cters Don Iei-
ner @o6mmg an Ger @orriion-9lpe.
ans itait. Sr @eters betrieb oieIe
Sabre lang OaS 9leitarant an ser
gde bon Ma0iiou- imO 9lorib-9lbe.,
uuo na6n regen 9Iut6eil an Den oellt-
iben 9eitreblmoen Der Staot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-14
How He Does It.


DFrom 90 Senators Diary In New
York Evening Post.l
So went to see the Schoolmnstef
Hc greeted me warmly.
"CoucerninE this bill FOR the rogu-
latun % Interstate baseball M"
snid
SIR. schoolmaster," ] said. let me
make my position clear az the start.
I am uualtembly opposed Co the bill
Your incisivc statement uf upln-
ION affords me extraordinary pleas
ure,' said the Srhuulmaster. 'That
b. why } sent for you. ! want you
Go help me ascertain the truth. In
my pcrplcxity I haVe been saying 10
myself, What are the effects OF "a bin
which ELECTS such vigorous opposition
from a statesman of such exceptional
INSIGHT aud knowledge ! WIS sure
YOU could make things plain Go me.
u struck me chat he had "a hnc,
clear eye.
That ~ what ! have been saying ga
myself" continued the Schoolmaster.
"a have said. There must Doe some un-
nnsworablo argument which impels a
man ct that caliher to cling a. a po-
sltion which has been denounced as
v%iciously reactionaTy hy the leading
newspaper OF his state.
/ said. Mr.. schoolmnstcr, may
see the editorial In question: lie
handed me q marked copy Of my
home paper. was struck hy the
firm lines OF his mouth.
~ ave always admired definite
ness al conviction said the school
master. u have been all the more
impressed hy your courageous attitude
on the bin because of the numerous
kilograms that Dave reached me from
influential persons In your state pro-
testing against your attitude
MAY l see the telegrams9 J said.
Tie handed me a aheaf Of yellow
telegraph sheets. l was struck with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-14
IN NAVAJO COUNTY
ARIZONA.

over in Navajo county, Arizona, the
boys have been having "a little elec-
ton contest. All In "a friendly spirit
OF course, but resulting in an exchange
Of personal amenities which has az
times become interesting. not To- say
strenuous. Last weeks exchanges, IN
fact. recall tho halcyon days Of the
Arizona Kicker. The following OK
tracts from last weeks issue OF the
Winslow Mail. would We believe, COM
pare favOrahiy with the editorial cN-
pressions of william r. Hearst Ia
stating his opinion OF the New YORK
World. or OF General Harrison Gray
otis Of the Los Angeles Times In tell
ing the painting public what he thinks
Of Governor Hiram Johnson. In tact.
We recommend 10 these leading lights
in personal Journalism n careful study
OF the press Of Navajo county, AFi-
IONA. They'll get some pointers. The
Winalow Mail seems 20 hold In some
question the legal ability Of a party
who IL says h Eat present drawing the
salary. II not nlling the position OF
superintendent OF - - IN Nav
ado county. The omissions are in
territorial. we having "a libel law IN
New Mexico. and nothing at all
against the party In question. The
Mail continues:
He IL reported 10 AVE studied
law. We are not inclined 20 give
credence to everything we hear, espe-
cially when the story imposes heavily
on our credulity. but II Ibis report
happens hy any chance to be a state
ment Of fact. We reel reasonably sure
that II he ms ordinary law
yer 20 handle his case, he could com
pei The return Of his tuition fees from
the correspondence institute that Oh
tanned his money under false pre-
lenses"
"a mere tyro as an editor, a mas
ierpiece of lnefnCiency aH an cdu-
Gator, a dofamer OF character and "A
moral coward. the deacon occupies "a
pitiable position lea tho public mind
We have a fund of eplthets that have
been applied 10 such cases as the
deacon. We nave heard of a man
being called a cross between "A hydro
phobic skunk and an Arizona lizard.
But this would seem a mild term IN
properly charactorizing "A of
description"
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\ Lucky ND.

THE baby Of today hes "a chance
the rest OF us never had. or
= course he Dos not SO much
coddled by -uon-eugcnic gundmothors
and s not allowed 20 eat unhygicnic
swcots. ne hns 90 put up with stcrii'
izcd kisses and BE- supposed 10 get
mighty few of thone. but lfe has Us
compensation for him. The phono-
Graph IL one of them, Al The age Of
three months he b. an authority on
classic music and Is ready TO start a
rough house ST. his afternoon nnp b.
not induced by Jacobowski'a great lul-
.mhy from "Ermiuie. he knows the
voice az Caruso and Scott from that
OF his dad, and al TX months he H.
ready 10 discuss the three voices Of
bach or the second movement Of
Beethoven. Il Is mighty ane to grow
up with moiods for the BACKGROUND
80 life and with harmony Tor is UNI
dertone Los Angeles Times.
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loose otief % oI'ei PERIOD oi "pIli'nns
'r."'iAi'"n with "' 'h' 'h'
'l' Ih'' .IliNIn'' ore MOI 'I''"''
nu' merely ""lih> persons 'i"p"f'
H' Too error NO" comes "a ".h'''
i'''N'f i' d'n'dn'' inc iel"'-'hH CIV
''n'i'iI'ht 1877 i'nu'"F o" uia''"l'''
ana '''h''' I0N''- 'h' OF h''ln- "'
''''' pm ''''In''N'AE '"'' '''''''
Nin'ss Tor '~a'th''"l'nl q" h'N"''
"f'
ln ' paper i''d before 'h' 'n''''
~-"'i1iI"n 90. '''n. ana M''n'''''
BE-. Te'.h'fs 1000 l'ln''s hs'Iu''i
holding % 'hut 100 % h's' school i"
Wentworth "'"ii-h'H WIN % "''''n
me Fi'n1lns col 'N""'n"' I'
are useless worse imam u-'I'ss l"''
are cruel lh"' "i' "hI''i. '"''
n'st"" "n h''"'r Decided "s % i'''
ton "i o. per cent
the last objection ls 'h' "'''
ih"nshtiess In 'i fp"''l"k 'E'h''
sn'h 's the Marathon race '' 'h'
olympic anne the N'nl'."N d''"s
and n's''"lI 'hr h"hoi H
upon % traction "i % percent
The school teacher p''s d. i"'' '"'
prize h " Marathon OF ih' Hl'N' ''
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A MOTHER enthusiastic opponent
N Of the repeal eff the canal
4 \ tolls exemption b. our friend
and ncighbor, the Hon. j. Lorenzo
Hubbcii. of Gaundo. Arizona. MI
Hubbcl during O. recent visit ''
Washington bet o. Washington Post
reporter worm out of him the infor
nation that were there 81 possible
chance Tor Arizona 60 be,ome a Re-
publican state. hc would Dee ~ sena-
tor to succeed Mark smith Mr. Hub
bell Is Il mighty good ran man.
and is not likely TO desert his proiit-
able trade with the Navajos Co under-
take an expensive aud futile %
torial rucc His attitude un the ca-
mai tolls issue 10 muminating. how
ever. as being typical of that OF all
stnnd-pat Republicans W." are OPP
posing the presidents policy.
Mr.. HupbelL being from Arizona
BE- not very much interested in canal
tolls as an economic question. u BE-
a fairly safe bet that ne didn't know
there was such 70 thing as a toll ON
nccted with the canal until the issue
became active-aud ne IS re- very well
Informed man at that
hut MI. Hubbell iH againsi the re-
peal because it H an issue ON which
to oppose the president and the Dem
osratlu party iu tho coming cunsres-
nonal campaign There you have O.
an The beauty about Mr. Huhbcli
is that Or, doesn't ury to pat bis canal
toiis position pu economic grounds.
uu treaty grounds, ON patriotic
ground Hc b., just plain, frank.
Htaud-pat Republican liubneli oi
Apache county. and hes feminist %
because "a Democratic president Us i"r
it. ana because irs O. chance Tor nn
issue on which to nghf. when issues
are scarecr .hsn Republican votes Don
Arizona. There, Be- "a refreshing hon.
esiy about AR Hubbe.ls stund-pat'
lam. When alI is said and zone there
are iust two klnds of opponents col
the exemption repeal one be- made
up ,f those Who Tor one reason U'
another want "a ship subsidy Thu
other is mace up OF men Just like
j. Lorenzo Huhhe.l of Gluado. Az.
zono us better to bee found lk'
HabbclL in the latter class. thnn q
be in the class with Hearst.
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using a tablespoonful to a pail OF
water.
II YOU drop grease IN the kitchen
floor. scatter soda ON 70 and then pour
on boiling water. The spot will como
out easily.
\ good kitchen table should be
strong and large, with drawers for
recipe books, pad n pencil for or
dera, etc.
lay hot pancakes IN soft paper IN
trout of the oven II you wish To- be
sure Of their being absolutely free
from grease.
To have the earliest sweet pens pour
a boiler of hot water in the prepared
trench when it has soaked away. or
nearly 90, plant the seed which has
boon In warm water overnight nhd
cover quickly with two inches of we'll
%pulveTiged soil-nallas NcwH.