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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Nj INFANTRY REMOVED
THDM NfIffkE ION

Denver. March I4.-eoternor T. NJ.
Ammons announced TODAY that ORDER.
bad nteu given Co Withdraw an in-
fIntr4 troops from the Colorado
strike regions and to concentrate tho
cavalry at central points whore IL VIII
Dr. available tu aid the civil authori-
Ties 600 keeping or0cr. The governor
expected that 800 the Infantry would
De removed by Tie first OF next week
The remaining mounted guardsmen.
about 225 in number, he said. would
Doe stationed at Trinidad, Waisenburg.
Ludlow ana Aguilnr white not
placed directly under the orders of
th. local authorities these troops VIII
De- instructed 90 assist in every pos
sible way.
"This Is "a step in tho direction of
restoring control Go the civil authori-
tifes. Governor Ammous explained.
The situation iu Che STRIFE aoue is
as quiet now az b. cgu De expected TO
bC Tor some tlmo The Htafc cannot
afford Goo patrol this district sudefin-
itoly and we ARE taking measures 90
turn mnttcrs oVcr 90 the local OFF,
Gers aH promptly 1s possible
Adiutant General John Chase was
at Nalscuhure today, making arr
r,iuEcmeuts tor the disposition of
troops iu Hugrlauo county
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17

Metz IL suing 10 for the
damages alleged 10 AVE been sus-
tanned by him when the city put tho
Earelus ditch out of commission His
suit Was filed after the supreme court
ruled that the city had no right 10
condemn the ditch IN tho hrat place.
The Meta suit was the first called
for trial when Judge H.. 4. Reynolds
started 10 dispose Of the docket Of the
March term Of court this murning.
Metz was the only witness put on the
stand this morning. and he was still
under REORGANIZATION when the
court r-cconVened this afternoon. W.
G.. HeacoCa and II. y. Cornell are
Metz's lawyers and the city h. rep
resented by city Attorney John g..
Lewis.
Grand Jury la Session.
The grand jury. which completed
its organization yesterday afternoon,
began It's deliberations this morning.
The number OF cases calling for It's
consideration 10 small, and the jury Is
expected to make It's returns In a Few
days.
Putncy Foreman Of Grand Jury.
n. T.. Putney Is foreman OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
OYNAMITERS ASK
PARDON Or
PRESIDENT
Formal Petition Filed Today
by Attorney for Convicted
Men Before Department Of
Justice.
tDY Leased wiro to l4yemnr nerala.


Washington, March t7-Apullca-
tion for pardon by eighteen oc the o.
Dor leaders convicted iu the "dgua-
mite conspiracy cases "a indianapolis
was filed today with the department
az justice by the mems attorney,
Elijah n Huiine OF chicago. Tho pc
tition alleged that the mon we're iu-
nocent ana shat JudsC Albert Audrr-
son, Who presided oYer thr federal
court la lndiauauolls WIcr, the, sven.
convicted did not give them o. III
trial.
Mr.. Iolino announced that 4t lrust
20 members Of the ous and s.ycrll
senators will appear before the de-
partmcnt or the president boo behalf of
the convicted men.
Those applying for pHriuns were.
Frank NJ. Ryan. Michael j.. Young.
Edward Smythe. Paul j. MorTin,
Frank J. Higgins, j r. Muns.r.
Frank Mooney. John S. Barry. Peter
j. smith, GeOree Anderson. william
y. iteddin. Frank r.. Painter, Henry
w. Iegleitner, Ernest W. Bussy
Eugene A. Clancy Mlchuel J.. Ham
nan, VIM. shupc and Michael j. cum
name.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Foraker Thinks
Canal Tolls
Are Right
Once Prominent Ohio Stand
patter Says Repeal Policy
Worse Than "Watchfui
Waiting"
lns Iea.ed MIre 30 E,cnIng IIernld.l

lBy Leased Wire "a Evening IIcrald.l
Cleveland, o., March ~. - In
spanking against the proposed bill
o. repeal the act granting kemp
ton ifom Panama tolls 60 American
coastWiso shipping, former Senatur
Joseph D. Foraker, before the cham
her OF here today. went
into AN exhaustive review OF an dip
iomatlc acts and numerous com
meuts thereon which concerned the
Panama canal since the original
Claytoh-bulWcr treaty. The greater
part of hlH address wua devoted 60
The existing iipy-pnuncefote treaty
Ne commended that nothing prnhlblt-
cd congress from cxempting Ameri.
can cuaHiwise shipping from canal
tolls Mir. Foraker said ln part:
III NE cannot favor our c~oastNiso
shipping, with which no foreign ship
ping can compete. of course. no such
faYor can be allowed 10 our ships
engaged IN foreign trade and as 81
result no advantage whatever arises
20 our shipping of any class out Of
Dis great national work, The erection
oi The Panama canal.
% The other hand the exercise
~ his right to show favor 90 our
own ships On the use Of our own
property would g. FAR towards ohyi-
atinr the necessity OF resorting 20
Subsidies, AGAINST which there II So
much prejudice.
THE dispatches from Washington
tell Of the expenditure o. many thou
sands Of dollars in support of q prom
aRauda started By the Carnegie en-
dow mrni for international peace 10
help secure the repeal of the esomn.
.on hct in The interest ~ inierna-
uohal peace. This is an even great
or hiunder than the policy 81 watch.
ful waiting
Both alike may posipono. hut
Mother can permanently prevent a
fiehinl settlement, Neither policy
! secures pcacei both threaten war
men viii not submit ~ Injustice.
neither viii, nations
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
If BACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat INes Meat, Also Take Glass vi
salts Before Eating breakfast.

Uric acid IN meat exeltes the kid
ncys, they become oyorworhed. got
sluggish, ache, and feel like Jumps
81 lead The urine becomes cloudy.
the bladder h irritated, and YOU MAJ
be- obliged to seek relief two or three
times during he night. when the
kidneys clog you must help them lush
on the body's urinOus waste OF you'il
be a real sick person shortly. ~ FIRST
you feel q dun misery IN the kidney
region, then YOU suffer from back
ache. sick headache. dizziness. SION
ach gets sour tongue coated and YOU
feel Rheumatic twinges when the
weather Is bad.
Ia less meat. drink lots 81 Eatcr;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounccs Of Jad salts. TAX e table
breakfast Tor "a few days aud your
kidneys will then act nne. This la
nous salts h made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice. combined
with iithia, and has been used for
generations TO clean cloEged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal active
lty. also 10 neutralisc the acids In
urine, 50 it no longer H. a are 81
irritation, thus ending bladder weak
ness,
Jad salts Is inexpensive. cannot in
iurc. makes a ~delightful cnerNeHccni
ltihla- water drink which everyone
should take 20 and then 90 keep tho
kidneys clean and active. DruRgiEiH
here say they sell lots Of Jad Salts 10
folks who believe IN overcoming kid
ney trouble when Il II only trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17

istrator de bonis non % the csslte OF
d late Annie Loehs, Mrs Emmy
Dicckmann, administrator Of the os-
tate at TIE late otto Dicckmanu. who
was executor OF the Locbs will. WIS
ordered 20 turn ovcr the personal
property belonging 20 the estate. and
did SO turn over the property In open
court.
The viii 81 Vcneranda q. Cutter
rz was approved, and Nhtiyidad CUT
icrriz and Onmlano GuticzziE were
appointed ndmlnlstrators. Juan OF
suin aud J. q nibera were named as
appraisers.
J. l. Chavez was appointed guard
ian OF Thomas l.. Huobcll, Jr, vice
J. Lorenzo Huhbell. resigned.
The report OF the executor ~ The
Manuel D.. Gonzales estate was app
proved.
Esquipula Lohato was appointed
guardian Of Silvianita Muniz. There
~ no estate. and the guardian acts
without bond.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
WANTED.

Pc SITION WANTED-Encrgetl,
young man. spanlsh-Ameflcan IRON.
outside town, experienced general
merchandise, desires dhY employ
mcnt while attendine nisht school
Albuquerque Business College, Phonl
e-1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Ten Big Gun B~attleships
Equipped With Fifteen
Inch Guns Included in Nav
al Program.
ETIMATEs THIS YEAR
LARGEST ON RECORD
Winston Spencer Churchill
Presents Demands for 1914
IS With Enormous Total of
$257, 900, 600 for Warships,

lBy Leased NnC q" ..,,niig tictaid. !
Iuudon, Marcn a. blctt Drilaiii
Wal nave ten ca tue new biz bat
tleships IN the water by the time ans
other nation in the world mas Two,
declared Winston Sponceh C~nurchill,
'Irst lord OF the admiralty, IN the
mouse OF today.
"Ali OF these ships, he added
Nill carry 15-inch guns, the best
Weupuus ever possessed by the brlt-
lah navy and capable of hurting "a
|ptojectile weighing a ton for a dis
TANGO of twelve miles.
-Four OF these ships which are
presumably TO burn OH, are provided
Tor in the budget for next year
Three OF them are 20 be OF the Royal
Sovereign type and the remainder OF
Elizabeth type.
The queen Elizabeth. launched
last October. was h first snip 20
mount I5-Inch guns. of which IA is
90 have ton. Her cost Is estimated
at about sI2, 0O0. 600. She uses oil
ior fuel exclusively.
Tho Royal Sovereign, the first ship
of an oven more powerful type has
not yet been launched and no details
us Co her size or equipment have been
made public.
The latest y D OF American dread
naught is provided with twelve IA
inch guns.
WIN set the Pace.
4 variant on the naval holiday
suggestion was produced by MT
Churchill.
In introducing the naval estimates
FOR tsI4-15. amounting TO $21b, 100
geo. he said:
Every delay. accidental or DELHI
orute. by the next strongest power
Co England, viii Doe matched by us
Admitting that the naval estimates
were the largest hat had ever been
submitted Co the house, MIR. Churchill
g0dcd the hin by making the pre-
diction that in the absence Of any
new departure. the estimates for
1886 would be substantially low
er than the present one which
show AN increase OF st3. 700. zoe over
those ~ last year.
Mr.. Churchill reiterated that &c was
hc policy Of Great Britain to com
plete eight battle squadrons by The
time Germany had established five,
without calculating ships on foreign
stations. TIC explained that the de-
velnpment Of tho foreign fleet had
not been go rapid as had been antici-
patcd. owing To the difficulties In
manning tho vessels. Great Britain
therefore had bern enabled Ga post
ponc the completion ~ her Glhralter
squadron. which now consists Of only
four hattlcships. The increased ok
nsndlture, he said wns largely at
TO tho change To- oil FOR
fuol 20 the establishment of q naval
FLYING corps and 90 the increased pay
the hluciackots.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
Female Agitator Announces
That She Will Return to
Trinidad in Spite of General
Chase.
INFANTRY TO BE
WITHDRAWN AT ONCE
State Will Depend on Cavalry
Stationed at Central Points
TO Control Situation in the
Danger Zone.
my Leased Wire to E,rning Hcruld.l

Denver. March Tho plans ot
Mother Jones COS Go Nor iufure
strike activities were the ,,utrr upur
which was focused today the interest
uf uU parties tu th Colorado labor
C-uutr0Nctsl. Mrs comes haI NOT yet
announced when tIe would make ncr
contemplated return to thr strike dis
trlct. whore according to tht rtu,c-
mcnt OF Adlutuut General John Chase,
roarr,st awaits hrr. Officers of the
United Mine Workers sHid uo defi-
uitc "nrruuremenis had been mHuc re-
garding the future movements Of the
AGED strike leader but they reiterated
that She would certainly Tetufu Co.
Trinidad 90
Governor Amuons today refused tu
makr any definite statement uB 90 the
future policy uf tine state toward the
former military prisoner whose un-
expected release yesterday brought 60
o. sensational termination her efforts
Goo secure freedom 1y writ 0l hulcas
corpus.
Mother Jones remained at hCr hotel
during tht carly hoHfa of thc day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17

grand jury. The jury is made up as
follows. Carlos SAvorda. Maxine
Turietth Jose %lgnnCiO Herrera.
Fran Arias. Leon Allen ChaNcz.
Henry Gleason. ELIAS Garcia. Anton
io LopeE, Simo Garcia. Max Baca,
Juan Oigin. r. r. Putncy. W. a.
McCloskey, Jose Garlic. Ramon L.u
zero s. Gurulo. Nicunor Martinez
Jose Maria Zamorst s e.. Rosonwald.
Leandro Barcla and r.. n. Steam.
Following rs the doCket OF clvil
cases set for trial by Jury AZ the pres
cnt term Of court, MEL VIII run 10
April l.:
March i7-Luls Padlla ~. $. n.
Hampshire; Nick Meaz Va. city of
Albuquerque.
March iS.-Culp ct al -. Baker
netto.
Casualty Co.
March 2i.-Contlnental Liquor Co.
vs.. Scotello a. Nizzi.
March 23.-Citizens Bank Va Oden.
March 2i-Barth vs.. a. r. a 4 A..
hallway Co; A. 4. a s. p. Hallway
Co. vs.. Barth.
March Is. Chadwick a Co. Va
SorreiI a Sweet; J. a. Chavez VS.. y
- ANAAHNs
March 26-Whitney Co. "a. Mos
wald Milling Co; Etoch w. Western
Meat Co.
March 2T-Franclsco Lucero ~
Royal Insurance Co; Francisco In
Zero vs. Royal Insurance Co.
March 2N-Gross. Kelly co. Va.
A.. Nlvianni
March aa.-M l. Powell W. W n
ishrtzoF; la the matter Of The estate
oi Lewis ~ kinR. deceased. Mrs.
Ruth J.. King, appellant.
March sl-E n Wilson Va. W. c.
pestrich 81 al HodwIch Vs -.
ham. IAN
April -Harry = White Va. Lew
Niedefhoffer. etc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
METZ SAYS CITY MADE
CEMETERY OF HIS FARM

Testifying IN his suit for $4,000
damages against the city. Nick Metz
In the district court today said his
acre-and-a-half vineyard at Barelas
was the prettiest place In New Mex
leo before the city took over the Bar
elias ditch and cut on the water.
Now ne added. Its a cemetery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17

The following filed application 10.
day IN the district our for their anai
eitiNenship papers: Tom Jakich, who
Vas born IN MONTENEGRO. Fiorinda
aio, Italy; Antonio DumcnlcL Italy.
samuel George Sabungy. Turkey.
hmio ~Solenghi. Auatro-Hungary. \
y. Robinson. Canada.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17

Miss Claude Albright I'M tho probate
court for an accounting by j. q. Al
bright, her father uf his adminlsfra-
ton 30 the estate 81 the late Mrs. Al
bfiEht, was continued by Judge Baron
hurg today until next Tuesday.
In the matter Of the }. n Richard
son estate, the report o. the executor
vas approved.
The will Of Alfonso l.. Mckee was
approved ana George l.. Brooks was
appointed executor, bond being fixed
an $4,000
IN connection with the appointment
81 y. r. McCanna az special admin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-17
ST. PATRICK DISPLAY
IN ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Unique among the 81 Patrick s
Day displays arranged for today by
local business houses a. that of
the Joe l. Edmondson Electrical
company, which has recently ostnb-
lHhed itself In the store-room az 2O7
East Central avenue. The Edmond
ION display consists Of an effective
arrangement Of green electric lights
which viii be plainly visible this
evening from the. downtown shop
ping district.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
Nos perfi0e 9[Ibion.

(Gorreiponocn5 Der ngifociirlen @rene.")
9erlin A. September. glie-
mono in Geutidlano gloubt al ole
G6rlidfeit Ser @rflGrung @roB6ri-
tonnien's, ooB es nur oes6olb in Oen
arieg ge5ogen iei ipeil 0eutidlonO
Sic 9leutrolitdt gelgien's unO 2n-
renlburg's Derlebt babe. Sn Den
oeutideu 3citungen weroen oiele an-
eeblide 9epeie ongefii6rt, oob
GroB6ritonnien ieinen GntihllB, nit
6rantreiH iino HuBlouO genieinione
Sode 5u maden i1on lnnge Dor
Dem 3eitpunft eefoBt batte, Oa oeut-
ibe Eruppen Die beleiibc @ren5e
iiberi1ritten.
Sn Oen 6ohlten 9legierilugsfreiien
OeutidlanO's lpiro be6auptet, OaS
9luspdrtige 9(mt babe 9emeiie Oo-
fir, oaB @roBbritomieu idon me6-
rere D}onote Dor 9luSbrub oes
arieges nit GuBldno unterbanOelte,
nm Oieiem S6iffe be6lfs 9ranspor-
tirung ri1iiider Triipper an ole
pommeride aiiite 81 lieferlt aber es
ideint, OoB Oieie ltnter6onoIurgen
81 feinem &eiultate fiibrten.
6erner 6dlt man es in TeltihIonO
fir eriuieien, ooB Cir gOporo @rep,
ser britiibe Sefretdr oes 9leuBeret,
iic6 t6atidhIid6 bereit crfldrt bate, inn
Sale zines arie0es NIT Neutihlano
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21

Sooen folgcn. 400 Der 2eute moren
nit Dem 0onlpfer bon @biloOelpbio
gefonimen Die ii6rigen 1400 gingcr
bier an 8oro, lno es befonoen ii6
ctpa 100 0ffi8ierc oarunter, Die in
Der erItcn 4laiic bef0roert muroen.
Ser 0ompfer 06inlono~ bon Der
9feo Stor-2inie, mel6er oie omeri-
foniibe SIoegc fiibrt, iubr Inn 10
ll9r @ornittoes nit 100 aoiiiten.
uno 200 3mii6enoeds @oiioeicrcn
nab 9ioerpool ob, ino es bieB, Dab
iid feline ReierOiiten an Soro befin.
ocn. Gogegen botte Ger fron5oiii6e
0onlpfcr n2a Eouraine,~ weIder
cine Stitnoe nod Dem r6inlono" Den
bieiigen Safen oltf Der 6obrt na6
SABRE perlieB, lmter ieinen rs aoiii.
ten uno 400 8miibcnOeds. @oliogie-
rem eine groBere 9tu6obI fron8oiiidcr,
bclgiiber uno i6ipei5eriidcr 9ieier-
oiiten.
2tcgcn ouf Scr 2ouer.
Die britiidcn areu5er o2ancaiter"
uno ,Suffolf~ liegen immer nod Dor
ser @infobrt gum Seem. Oorfer Safen
aif Der 2ouer, pGbreno Ger areu5cr
n@iier" felt geItern @toreen niAt
mebr 0u ieben iit. @r lit wo6rideiu-
lid in Der 9foht mf geitern man
weiB niht mobin obeeOdnlpft u2un-
CATER" unO nSuffoIf~ freu5en oireft
ouBcr6alb ser 0rciueiIen- @ren5e bin
uno Der rnO loiien Die Sofens@in-
fobrt nibt fir einc @3inute aiBer
Sid6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
g8eiacnpreiic fallen.

Gbicugo, SG., 90. September.
Syn SoIee elmer itdrferen eiiropGi'
iben Ofo6frogc trot geitcrn nm bicii-
gen 9ooro Of Grade cine lebboftc
notwithstanding ser |reiie cin.
Scr bohite 9IliidIos betrug 3$s
Gents, oieier Ereis bielt ii6 obcr
nicbt uno Scr atorft ihIoB idwan-
fenO mn 131 bis 3 iiber Dem 6rei-
iags-SdluB. W}ois botte cinen 9luf-
idIog bon 11s bis 1 IA uno Safer ei'
nen ioIhen bon rs bis 1 Gent 5li pcr-
5eiHnen. 9Srobiiionen moren inDer.
6noert bis 90 Gts. bober. 9lad Oent
llrtbeil eines SodberitGnOigen lit
Die g3odfroge fir 0os 9luslnno nod
gei6en uno 08e1l itGrfer ais oie gu.
fubr bon Sen 8ormen uno ben Waiib'
len. glud oic Smtllc mar bon oent
EreiSo1ifi6log bon bier Geltts fir
0e6ember- @ei5cn iiberraibt, melder
III 2iberpool iiber 9la1t eingetrcten
mar. Wlon erflGrt iib oies onniit,
ooB oie @orrdtbe abgenomnen ba'
ZEN uno oie S}ohfroge aus anocren
transotlontiiben SGnoern 81 genonl-
men Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
s Il m q nne 8 { lad . iie.

(Gorrcipon0cn5 Der r9Inociirieu @reiie.)
Berlin A. September. @ie
Die &riege ser lcbten Sabre, benefit
nub Oieier 9rieg oie bunione @ir-
Ser fleinfoli6rigen @emebrfugeln.
@enn fein eOler S6eil perlebt miro,
geneien Oie @erwuuoeten idon nab
gun5 fur5er 8eit.
Sin iunger OeutiAer SolOot, Der
nit ieinem &egiment Dor Siittib
ItonO, erbielt einen ShuB in Die
S6ulter, einen in Oen Sberarm, ei-
nen in Den llnterorm unO Oret
SdiiIie in oie 9enoe. gr merfte crit
0oB er oeripunOet mar, ais er ooni
9lltoerluit ericb0pft 5uiommenbro6.
Ger SolOat ge6t iebt ieiner @ene-
lung entgegen unO Oiirfte i6on IN
menigen @oHen wieoer gdn5liH ber'
geitelt iein
Die meiiten toOtlihen Gerlpunolm'
gen perlriadicn SbrapncIIS, Die bee
ionOerS pon oen 9Ruiictt nit GROCER
Er15ilon oeuuenoet luerOcn, nab
reno ibr Snfanteriefeuer MIR ein reHt
mdBiges gcnonnt meroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21

Sranfreih militGriIde Siilfe dngeOel'
ben 3u loIien. Nlan b1lt Dies 0urb
Die 0}oten oes fran50iii1en unO britt
idJen W3iniiters Oes glilsmGrtigcn, Die
@iitte 9hguit i'm britiiAen Farla-
ment unO in Der fran50iiideu Bot
iduft Oerleien purOen, erlpieien.
lleberous o6fdQig fritiiirt miro es
in Geutidlano, OaB@nglano, pie bier
eingeloufene Gepei6en meloen neu-
trole boa1nOii6e Sdiffe auge6alten
un6 Oeuti6e 9leierpiIten BON Oielen
Sdiffen genommen bat; ferncr audi
oaB Gnglon0 oellti1e &oit allf neils
trolen SHiffen confis5irt bat. Nlit
9e5ug auf Oie @efongennobme un0
Getiniritng Ser 400 Oeutiden Geier'
bitten oie iib auf Oem 6ollGnoii1en
Gompfer ngfooroam" befunOen inO
BON 9leiu-Yorf abgefobren marelL
miro bier be6auptct, Dab Dies cine
offenfunOige GerIcslng oes 2onOo-
ner 9lbfommcns it, Dem @roBbriton'
nien beigeitimmt Bat
Ser 9eiblogno6me Oeutider Eoit
miro erfldrt lit cine 9erlesung Der
Sooger Gonpention bon 1907, oie be-
ltimnt, oaB Die @oitienOungen elmer
friegfiibrenOen NlaHt uenn BON
neutrolen Shiffen beioroert, niht
bei6logno6nit peroen oiirfen.
0amit lit nber Die 3abl Ser Sc
moltofte@robbritonnien's nod lange
nidt eri6opft SIS miro Oarouf bin
gepieien, Dab am +. 9tuguit, OreI
Gage Dor @nglonO's ariegserfld-
ritnq Die 9e6orOen in BORT SaiO
ben Oeuti6en Gompier nGerfflinger"
Oetinirten ino Gbeile Ser Nlnidine1
OeS 8obr5eugs entfernten, ioOaB eS
0ieiem lnnogli1 mar, ieine 6abrt
fort3uieBen. SSn an0eren 6dlen
wurOe ser 9lpporot fir Die Orobtloie
QeIegropbie bon oeilti1en Sdiffet
entiernt unO ans 2ono ee6raHt-
9Ia Oies geiHab, pie bic OeutI6en
9eb0rOen gelteno MAIDEN, trob OeS
neutralen G6orafters Oes Sue5-9os
nols, pie er in @ertrogen ausorild'
Iid ItipuIirt, uno aif peIde Gertrdgc
@robbritannien ieine @anOllngS'
ipeiie in Sahen ser Eanamofanol-
llnterbonOluugen nit Sen @ereinig-
ten Stoaten bouptiodlih ltiiste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
9lic6crldn6iidJc 9iceieruno i'm Wlurft

SEEM 8 leans, 2o., 90. Sept.
gSie Elm bieliser Gonmiiiions-
bonoler iogt, bat er fir Die nieoer-
ldnoiibe Gegierlig beoeutenOe gln-
f1ltfe mts8ufiibren. Ser 0onpfer
u@faortenoUf~ bon Der Sonono.
gImerifo-2inie melhcr am 6reitog
glbeno bon bier mslief 6cforOert
ibon cine eriteSen0rng BON 100000
@uiGel @ctreioe, 300 9oaen 9oiun-
moae in0 onoeren @r5cugniiicn un0
onoere Senouneen peroen bolo fol.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
gScridiittete gerolente.

Gurefo lltob, 20. September.
9lm SfIobomo-9(b6one Ger Gen
iennial Gurefo W8ine, no om 0on-
neritog 5ebn @erglelite peri6iittet
muroen, b0rte man eeitern in Der
6riibe flopfen. glr6citer, Oie in
StunoenidiHten am 9fettllngsperf
idaffen, treiben einen Stolen na1
Der Stelle, wober oos alopfen fam.
GicQluiieber Scr 9Rettunesmonuiboft
olouben 6mor, I'M 2oufc oes Cages
an Oic STEELE gelungen 81 .fnnuen bo-
ben o6er penig Soffnung, oie Ser
itiitteten nod Ieben0 bor5nfin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
Gyredle GrpreiIuuo.

SeottIe @aib., 20. Sept. IT,
Sn grober Gleioung eribien eeitern
Gin llnbefonnter in Ger 09onf Of Ga.
Iifornio~ uno Orobte, Orrtb GrploiiO-
itoffe, peIde in Der Dorge5eigten
Sloi6e entbaIten iein ioaten oos
@ebGuOe in SriInmer 5u IegeL falls
scr Siilfsfoiiirer i6m niht $4,000
ous0oble. Ser 8onfbeomte fam Dem
@erlangen no6. Sn ser Soit IieB
ser 5renoe ober $500 fallen mo
batte es 70 eilig als er iit nit lei
mem 9toube entfernte, ooB er iidb nidt
3eit licB, 0os @elo wieOer oiif5u-
Icben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
NlaOal Stores 9SrOOmcers gliiOciatiun,

Wf ontgomerD, 9lln, 20. Sept.
n SerDorroeenoe @eri0nlidfeitcn in
Dem @eihdft fir W}orine6e0orf aus
alien Gbeilen oes 5iiOeus traten bier
geitern 6ur @riinoung elmer ngloOal
Stores @roOucers g(iiociation" ser
Ser. Stoaten 8uionlmen I'M NaoB-
regeln be5iieliA oes 0}arftes fir
Serpentin uno Sar5 anlGBlid ocr
Storungen I'M 9l6iab 81 treffeo, pcl.-
DIE infolge 0es europdiideu &rieees
cntltonoen iin6. Ole @erbanolungen
fanOen unter 9lusidMB Der Seffent-
lidfeit itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
Qchensrctter nechrf.

@oibin9ton 20. September.
Der @3onuidaft ser Gogle Sor.
bcr ono @ortagc 9ebcnsrcttlngs-
Station Iin0 eeitern pceen i6rcs bel
Oenmiitbigen 9ene1menS 6ci Der
Stronoune oes 0ompferS nsSoIoo"
i'm glo0ember 1913 ouf Dem 2ofC
Superior bonn SdoBamtsiefret1r
Mc9looo II eoloene @3eooilcn Der.
lieben. 9luh mebrere iil6erne Dlc.
ooiacr fir 2e6ensretter purocn Der.
Iieben oarunter oud cine oil gfobcrt
u. 6opler bon Ger. 5S4, SIt 80. Str,
Sem -Norf, mel6er i'm Wloi einen in
Sen gait-&iper @efoaenen rettetc.