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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
GnalanOls Wla6 1t pua!

Gas pcrioe 9lbon bat picie idlucrc 9cr6redcu ui.
Der bic N}cn6bet pioer anocre &oter aui Dem @epil-
icn Set 400 Sa6reu lit cs Der SiowOD inter Den 9ta'
tipnci 9cueel, bat es aii Dem gan5cn @rocnrlmo Sc
idjalici mo gGuatet ue ibn belicbtc IS oroere Die
Secrduberci nm Spanens gScltbanocl 5u oernldten;
cs nabm Ben 6oadnoern aus S1nocrgcr Ncu9lmltcr.
0on oas eigc 9cr-9orf ab es roubte ibnen Die Sop-
0oonic in S0afrifa; es raubte i6nm 9eiiblflgcn I'M
Gricuf, sic as in ireolihcr g9ee crworben battc es
rau6tc ocn @urat& &cpubfen III SiiOAirifn, ourd) Oe
@icr nadj Goo gerieber Die 5rei6eit es 3erortc So
icnhaQcn Die 6anpto0t 3dtemdrt's neil oeier Staot
bm nidt che 8lotte leibe polte mo nabm Die ooni-
ihe 6lotte oonn eniod mcg cs rlinirte 6ronfrcits
Non0cl es mteriodtc oos 200 Dtilcncn Seelen 5db-
lcnoc inodc Solf itn0 pibec in Der unneni1Hd]lten
9eciie in Dem ngliddel Sanoe; es anote feline ylil-
on0rc nad) olen E6eileu bon Airta mO lieB oann ole
Sononcn olaci in oic llreinmobner 5u tncd]ten; es
rabtc Scr liirfe oas rudtbore GgDpten; Derleate
Dem ungen Oeutibm Rcd5c aui SdrItt uno Srtt oer
g9eQ nad ibereeiiden Goloniol6cit es 5Uong ocn di
ncidcn Golic oas entndruea0e Opm nuf es beOrudte
cinc cigcncn gnicolT in 9loro.9lmcrto ihO bc5o5lte
sen ,Sn0iancru cine bobc 9elo6nng fir icoci Golon
e5colp ais Die gneolcr lid gcgen i9rc geordcr er.
Gobc;
0cfront abcr bat enslono oieie lonoc elite Don ee
irnlhbaten onoeren &ofcru gcgcniiber ord oe Serou
teihuoung 0es cbiacn gSctfric9es Dcnn mie idb Jest
hcrduscnt lit ndjt Der 9}cO alf Detihlano ais @an
rcIs Goufrent Die trebeoc arait gcueiclt wcdc eng'
lon0 pcraoBtc oen oroBcn Srcg bcrbeI5niii5ren lon
bern Die Slrdt Dor cler 9cuoliition i'm e9enen Sanoc
DER iriidcn Some 9he-6rngc megen. Nepiecn miro
0icics 0nrd Den itoIicniidc 5cuotor @roi Gan W}or
ino rcdcr Scr italieiiiden 3eihmg ,@iorloc Sta
loD ais 9botiod)c mitt6et 0oh idon ON %. Sali bel
cncm 1ncr in 9onoon, an med)em Der cngde Stoots-
Serctar 0es gleuBcrn Cir Gouor0 @reD, mo DER oa
magc britiibc 9oiihaiicr in Berlin, Cir eowaro @o
Idcn t6cima6mcn Der arcg nit Geutihlano ols elm
3ac NoaGftcit erudbnt worOcn ie Den @iir1rtreg 81
pcrncocn I'm iid oor lln9cmad i'm egcncn Saille 81
rciicu brnat Gngoo Gerocrben iiber gon5 europa ia
ii6er sic oan3c gge; mo I'M einc Sbanot6at 81 Der
0edcn icbt es Ga6cl uno lelegrop6 IN 9cwcgung fault
as cine prn3pimoc Freiie in oen &er Stoote Inn Ole
Sdntlo an Der iirdtcridlen aataropbe o Dcatlhano
5t p15u gbcr cs miro iid ocs Grolges icines Der
brcAerhcn S6uns oiesmol nidt errelen fonnen Sn
0eu roftpoaen oeniiden golfe III alien in oen ceten
400 SaGrcu pon Gn9lan0 aetnchtceu &olfern elm 9io
der crtonoen Der oas Ocrbreheriide Sneoolf drcdlih
5r Redcnidait 3ebel miro uio oos acrooe ocn 5rldn
ocrn ans 3nrtt Dor meldcr Gnaano Den Sfrieg on3e
ichc bic llnab60ngiafeit iueoerge6er miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

81 ogen 9'an fam uno9lid oauben ooB cine gio-
ton uon 150000O00 Seclen cpig elmer 2luiofratic I'M
tcporien ien nil Die ibre Souptitiibpmft oarn ie6t
lab c oas Golt nit 9lfo6ol Ocrgitet m6 cs nit 9or-
nrtbelen criilt Sic 9ieotton ntB 5in 9l6ibMB font
men. Selhc 6dugt iic ebr bod an sem alipper Der
N9ad5t aber wenn ie fdlt miro iie ticf fallen"
~6rei6eit lit 6etc Elm iebr popu0res g9ort bel ben
8clgern~ iagt bic 3etdriit u5ot6erlano4 i'm 3uionl
mcn5ong nit oieier NaBerng. oSbr lester aonig
@eopol0 eutoedte Sreibeit in Dem Gongoitaot 9egide
&aptalilten pom Gong iuteritiiBt nadten Nllonen
Collars inoem lie 9ongoueger 81 Sflauen mocbtcn. Ole
6jreietbaten Die BORT inter Dem giamen Ger Giuia-
ton Ocri6t mlrocn rieen in Der gon3e gSelt cine Gnt
riiihIng 6eruor &cfn sic @anoerpeloes bier Gortrdgc
5aten merocn miirOen mir e germ ii6er 6egiide Srci
belt I'M Congo oufflGrcn. IS uroe cine intereiionte
Seftire acbcu Aber nod lieber wiiroen mir b0rc
rc Sfloucn i'm Congo iber belgidlc @ipiation er5d6-
len fonnen (@Tmania.@rolO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

Grpartrmcnt fir 0ficniiimc @cr6eiicrungcn.
Icpnrtcmcnt ocs SinotsSngcnicur5.
Ndlt mort. D. september 1914
Mn 9tle, bic cs augcnt.
IS miro piermli gennh oen gbl0niiien SO =
mo SO Is ocs Baltimore Staoia0oGricrs. bcianni
aemodt onB Die @iiaierunas eonmiiion Der
Siaot Baltimore ua6 Dem 2l. Sltubcr 1914
beQinncu Miro Die nd60en0nnien SirnGcn NH
moocrncm Wiaicrinl 3u plo'ic.n, neu 8u plln'
itcch rno ncn 5it bclcgcH. gluc Ecrlunen mo
G0rpurationcn merben ocs0alb nuigcioroert Gr.
laubniBimcuc iiir ale Ar0eiicn 3n l0icn nno
oieie Dor Dem 2l Ciioocr 1914 81 becnoeu, ole
I'm irQcno elmer QSeiie oie glulArnbung U0cr
Quircl8uu0 nd6gennnucr SirnBen Der clnes
Sbciles oerlebcn noipio mahen ntUdicH nob'
oeni lic au iol,be QScifc gcpllnitcrt nen gcpilds
itert oocr ncu bclc9i ino
Sic 0ben crudbnteD SirnBcn lil0
6cllsStr., uou glnnsSt, bis 3unl jiilibcn Gno
pnlic Der clSir.
GSulic.Str., bon 6clsStr. bis NliUanna 5tr
s.. 81. Wlc0nn,
Siabi. Sngenicnr
,Sni gluiifnQc Der @ilalicrungS G0nlmillcn
Der Si00i Baltimore.
d. ScfH COMPTON,
Eotiitcr nm t5nnliircnoer Nugenicur.
(Scpis 1a,22. .20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
Nelniidr GiuiIiiationsnpuitel.

5n ndhcr 3eit per0en emil &onoroeloc, Der be.
ribmte bclalde Sojoliit uno ieine @attin 9lmerifo
me0er enen Nciio1 o6atteu Ger 3ped ibrer 9iee lit
ser S0mpat6c un0 Gclo fiir ole 6elgiid5e vSode~ 3a
erlpnne ge0ieu lit nln Der brape 9nnocsgeole
SBlouo's IS lit nod nidt ange Der oab &anoerpeloe
ouiaciorocrt uiroe &uBlono 81 perlaieu inn ber one
in Rcers6trg re9crenoe ilawiidc Goiliiotion aBer'
6alb RBlanos Die 9abr6eit 81 agen Gamals puBte
Nan0crneloe iolanoes i6er Die Serrdo oes 93oren 5u
iagcu:
Gs lit afaenitculih onB 6eltc IN 9hBlan0 Die nc
oiiion i'm boc6iien 0raoe i'm Gange it, Gie Heaiermg
II bciirebt IN allen @oltsflaen ocn 2rona nnd 6rei'
leit beiieren ofononden 9eonamoen uno encr oul.
rMiioQn Mc9iermia 3il ilutcroridc Nomcntan beInt
SIC icaicrlmq nit i0rai %on 3enlid Grola 5lI6nben
cbqr mic tango d] oeic 9eattion 5alten miro III dlwcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

baltimore, rs. september 1914.
Sic Slrnbcn0urb bruda Opnnuliurc IN occ
St0oi Baltimore MAIDEN NenlaB Den &orlbriiet
0es Baltimore Stdot 0barters bicrmii bclnllnt
0aB lic ole gluiitenung elmer octnlQrten ylie
aller 5uaclproDencu 0ril0loialln0en nerutldD'
ucbit elmer crildrcuocn Nnric dnlcriiHcn licDcn
in NCghin0ung nit Der Cunocmnirnng nno Sr'
niinuug Ocr 0nmburn.S Sirnfc bon ncr guil
Strntc DIS 3ur Gliclto SitdBe t1uDcr Siod'
bolmsSirunc) 1emdB Ger nm 9. Wial 1914 ills
icr5eiducicn ScrcronunA 9t 156 ncs Wla0ot2
uno Siaoilabs BON Baltimore.
sic Nulu0cn mcrocll lD aul Oeloe Selltll
Der Qnnlburg. SraBc, einhHcnli6 octcn Sclt
eriredei uno e unIailcn BON elaem &umi 200
6uB iiomciiliM bon Der guib StrdBc bis 81
cincn 6nilli 200 SUE notboniA non Nlienoa
(iriibcr Si0dbolm) Sira6c beloe Sclicn oct
@uibs sSiraGe 200 6ub nproueltib uno 13o Nub
Az 3ull iNootlic0 Don oer pam1n1A SitaBe,
meili6 nno l3e SUB Z Y 9ou noolilW poh
oer 0ouiburA Sirabe; beiQc Scitcn ber 0licnoe
Crii0cr Siodbom) Strube 200 SUB noromciis
l6 uno l3s 6nB A y sou iilooiilin BON Der
Sdmburl Strnnc.
llno fie aeben ierner 1icrmii gloii1 ooB oor
bcn0nnie giiic un0 eriarenoe N0rie icti iilr
Die 1nipeiion nner oarin inierciiirien @ericncn
ocm ndlmuo5uan5iaiicn Sagc I'm september
1914, I'M fl llbr &ornliinas, li6 IN ilrcm
Nircuu i'm Ndihb1uic fiir ben 8ued ncriunl'
mclu mcrocn nm irQcnO cine IN beldNicr Sllic
duQciiihrlc lhali00c 80 rcpioircn. gcgen luclme
0ismlu0 BON YcrlOncn crhouen miro. ole odriN
incrcliirl 5u icln neOuupicit
0aacuc Is Wrnnuan,
SDbn q Snnuro,
GnrrD u. 6cmlep
0ontmiidrc
(eepii0.2i-2s) Gleri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
4n licbrnNcr Csrinncrnna

an meincn Ninilcn uno Nnlct
Qlfrco g. griblman,
mclcbcr hcuic por cinem Nabr am %. Scpicnt
bcr 1913. aus oiciem gcbcn idico, o0cr MIDI
pcrgciicn III.
Snt 9cbcn gicbi cs tribe Sinuocn.
9So Iroit mo 0oiimlia unierQcDn %;
IS buicn off pcrburQ'ne 9Slnocn.
@on fcincm Stcrhlincn gcieb'n,
Nnnn blidi ons matte glug 70 germ
0inaui sum ierncn Ibcnoiiern.
Nyo 0cln 0iciii NIT lcidDiem Sliiacl
Scn Der Ghutoeiit mencr 9lu0
9ie and mi0 Der grtlie 0iiQcl
Eedi iiir INNER iricoli6 81.
0eluiomct Upu ieincr Satin nno 2inocrn.
tScpi22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
0iuiSraOeu


WdIfiW nc, n. lcpicmDcr lV14.
Sic Dircli0rcn crildricn bcnc cine picriris
jdbridc Siuiocnbc nm iini &ro5cnt (5M)
uocr cincn Sunnr uno hlniunn 6unh3ig Gents
(Si25) pro glntDcu, 3nblnnr am mo nnO
Wiittipud, 30 gcpicm6cr an oic gliloudre 0ic
am Mdttop0. %, September 1914 ll1r Gacb
miiiaqs. 0cbud)t iirn.
Die umi1reibebii4er pcroen bonn 6rciiaa,
% Scpicmbcr ubr gla6miiidns. bis Wiitis
NOD. 30 Sepicmbct , llbr &ormiiaas, Gcs
lbloicn luerocH
5ames q. @liiaclG sefreidr.
lSepllS 2l.23.2b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

Der G5ur redDnet ben Sns fir eiuen perlOrcneu,
ocm er nid menigens cine piertel Ddaon Ocierrcidcr
1ngt mo cirdgc 1noert 6eiliitc crbctet 9lbcr bic
Nctoiientlidmg ocier erlogenc Siegesbotidoitc ut
f6t6ig Inn Die 9eoolution a 81 6oen Die aid peocr
los6rcdjen mroc uie nod] Dem S{rcge nit lapon lpB
ten Die 9eltc i'm Smern 0es 9ieibes mic bic 0inac eli
0cntlid e6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
Scfanntmudjnnacm.


WnIInMUlcl II olDtWllI WI.
Scr Ginot OicOmcicr miro am Snmltng, ocu
26 september 1914, nm 10 llbr &ormtia09
SET 4 Sun Vmu iucliiim Der 0conrsgluenae, bon
Der cricn gncD u0ronh Der a. SirdBe BIS
5ltr Vuunedc Sira6c. ciabllreu.
Gowaro D. Ouuunu,
(Scpi2D 0eomccr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

Die Sran5Ocn UOlen idl bel Den 9ientralen Oariiber
6eidpcre oaB oeitibe @edoiie bei Der 9claaerma BON
Mbenls ole Gat6eorale getroiicn baben gSenn bic g
ten 6ron5oien nbt uiinden oaB ibrc 6cihmgct ser
idoiien peroen oonn outcn lc i6 nidt in oenlebcn
ieteben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

IW OCIVUIVI Ut9 UVHIIWVW <7VI 7VUT TlFWVVWHVV9 "
EctGsMirg iino frcigelprodcn morocn neil lie pon
loblen patrotiiden @ciiibcn" geletet procn 9liIs
rcnlel6cn @rmoe piroen in Nelora0 oid Die 9lniter
res an Dem oiterrediibm Sbroniolger miO Oeiien Got
I'm bcgongenen GlorOes fregeproden werocn yAr nit
&rupp idcu @anonci fonne oic 9uiien iino Serbc 8e
3pngen mcrocl oic 9cdbtc onOcrcr &olfer 81 rcpcf
tirei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

IS faro pBtl6 am 90 Scpiem6er 1914
Cnri qdoclcr in icincm 5s. 9cbcnsinhr Die
@ceroiqunQ iinoei 1iening, Gddmitnas llbr
bon Der yScbnunQ ocs Nrn Senrp Gcricl 9ir
1902 gioro.Naroliuc.S Strahc, aus aii bcm .eons
oon. @uri Srcobofc" iiait (Scpt2i-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
S1cnrn =. Sumfcl0t.

IS itarb am 2i ecpicmbcr 1914 Scnrg q.
Spmiclbt, 5s Sabre alt geliebier Saiie bon
&irolnid 0omieoi 0eb. S1diierman pic ne.
crogung iinoei Sonncrlina, l53 u1r Nahmli.
TAOS bon fcincr 9Sobnnug, 9ir. 1901, 9iDros
quscrnesgDcnnc, ans iiait 9eiicbnn0 ami Dem
gnlfiunrrs lSrtcnhufc" (Ccnf92-2i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

S6euOorc 9iooeOelt ast: u9lnr cine @criOu fOnImt
Dor Dem Sooaten, mo Die @crion lit oic Ndlttcr"
9edt 6at CT pobl Die oetidc SngcuO Gilt uoler 9c-
iden Wiuttev.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
bente 6eonnt Sic SlearntiOn Ocr geadIer, MnN auar

6eute begnut Die Slcgiitraton Der gSG6cr, nnO guar
i'm gon5en Stoatc @iie gon5 Gcgiitration iiu0ct
in oieiem Ne6t itott g8er dJ uidt BON Neuem re.
strirel ldbt fam an 3. 9Iopcmbcr nibt wd6lm. llnO
I'M nddjiten 6riibobr mann ole midtigc N}oDors- uiO
StaotratbSpobl in Baltimore itottiinoe gie6t es iur
5we Hegiitrotionstage Ger critic &carotonsto9 dllt
oii oen lesten Sog Dor Der grimdrwob i'm 9lprl uno
Ser 5peitc 1T Dor Der in ser erten @}aiwodc attinoe-
oen DhmiJpalpobl Gin ieoer YoItiinorcr iolte dj
ccsbab ebt re9iitrren loiicn mo nidt morten bis 5m
6ribinbr Gr mag wenn cr's ntihiebt oitrd iulDor-
bergeie6ene lltdnoe OerbinOcrt perOen liO nid inn
StnnOe icii, an Der @rimdrwabl tbc5luebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
Cation 4 Bnrlteit
Business College
NIB II rli.ealiImure.etrqHe.

glbcnol1ule beeinnt ON -. Sspi.mpet'
7.3O els $50
Qcin 0cllcg 1T beilcr ais oielcs I'm unier,
rihi .en iunQen Afannern nno OIaucN lal
Qnmb0ltcn Sicnoornpbrcn nno WnlWlhsy
fnrcibcn ino alien n0tbiaclt 0c9cnltnllnel lnr
cine praliihe @elbdit5er8icbana. SnolooncF
ler lnierr6t M ,..
Wsan iprcdc oor oocr telepbonire fit Seaialoa
(9lud2O 2Wi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

Die MarcOn6Ompasnie, mcldje cine 6unfeniprndj-
Station jil Sioconiet ser aite oiiaduietts be-
ibt lO Den 9eie6l oes @rGiiOeen gSilion Dab feline
ora5tlocn Gcpeidcn in 9lbwcieu6et oes Geniors oes
Sotteoepartemeuts a6gedidt perOcn oiirie nliBodet
6ot lit bonn 6lotien. .Sefretdr 0oies geuornt worOen,
mcm Oas nod eilula geide5e, Damn mrOe Ole Station
gcihloien weroen Cine dbnlide @arumg uerOicnt Sr.
Sbeooorc Marbrg uon Baltimore Der iriibere @eanote
an @elgen Der bel einer Riiffebr bon gn9lono a9te
Sreg erfldrtea Serr @larbrg fam 10 uicl nit Ocu
6cnOM Oes &oterlanoes ieiner @ltem ipmpatbiiren
mic i6m bclie6t; o6er mefn er oos omerifanid5e &ot
o6ebt id) Den 6einocn DeutidonOs an3uihlcBen
ponn pcroict CT Dab Der Er6iiocnt Scr Scr. Staacn
i5m Die &armmg 5ilfommcr ldBt ibm wiroc Der Ndmo
pcriegct perocn penn er nod cinmal cine iod1c gclt
bcrimg made mic bel ieincr Sonomg IN Seem. 2)orf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
Nranfreid pia lid anf Observation-Disclosures

nitr inter Der 9conglng cnlailcn, Dab oic oeutlhet
Iruppeu 9nGdit fral5oiiiba itno belgiben go0en
rditmen Gus perocn tie natiirlib aud lofort t6m-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
Der arcs in europa iiGt cincu itimmlircnOcm Sin

Der Sries in europa d6t einen itimnlirenOen Sin
Hub onf imere Eoitiporbanten ans Sm 9iguit ocies
syobres nabmcn oc Sporeagcn in Ocn 9653 4oitipar-
bonfen oeS 9anoes nn $420OOOO 5u Qos lit oic
0roBte 3unobne IN einem Nlonat felt Der @nrid)tlng
0er @oitiporbonfeu. Gie lriobe Der groBen 3uno6mc
IT, DAB nac5 ole 2dn0ern pie GGtihano mo Deter
r(id.lngarn cor fen @clo gcionot merocn fonn, mo
oaB Oos Scnoen BON @cOern nod ocn 6rgen fricgiii6
rcoen 9Gnocrn cbeniols nit ceiabr perbuoen it, PIN
81 9lnan beionoen id] SlSOOO000 Spareinlooci IN
0cn &oitipar6onten 0es SonOes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

9lerbanO mOslidJe nnO nHmUslidje 9inse werocn in
ocien Gagcn oes groBen GolfermorOets in europa in
&oridag gebrodt I'M in 3utlnft metere arege 81
bitten Gen ygenioliten @ori1lag eoenioas bat &aitor
Sobn Compton 9aa bon Der Nctropolitan @optiitcn.
Stride in g9oibington gemadt @r nil baben, Dab ale
Grnien Der g9clt 6em 9aben elmer &riegsmolfe Graer
anlcacu Iieic Sar6c ment er pirOc Die fregsmiitbi.
gen MGmcr 10 c6r au Die gtcrpen follen Dab lie nd]t
cen noralidcn Nlut6 ba6en miiroen enen &rieg a5r-
3eteIn 2 oas Gdterden in petersburg aii Die So
h!osmoroer in 9elgraO, olti Die @rcos luo G6lrdas
in 2on0on unO oif Die Eoincarcs uiO 0eIcoics in Ea.
rs wiiroe cine olde 0astera0e Der 6rauen aiid pcl
GinorId MAIDEN!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
,,C6 ais Sieaer oOer geiicater = n

S6ren 9errat6 ocraeiien~ bat no6 %arier 9ldttcrn
Der 9eitide aoier an Den &onig bon Stoen telegra'
'Grf sir cine SSilmaeieldoft2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

NrcgSgeanacne Yeger, Trnn5Oien, GnglGnoer mi
Rllen lpurocn BON chamber qetrennt neil iie c5 oni
leaenietia obqemirf 6dtten 0eutiche 0ehiblsouieei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
garean ocr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

(eeui0.2i 9s) GlerI
Arizona republican., 1914-12-24
N: (. cUNN|Ff DIES (Continued From Page One)

tor of the same publication. In 1907 he removed to Arizona. where he formed a partnership with his brother Bernard for the purpose of buying, selling and operating mines. In this connection he became president of the Common wealth Exploration company and held an interest in a number of other cor porations.
 Always an ardent and progressive democrat Mr Cunniff was chosen all ternate delegate to the democratic na- tiOnal convention in 1900 and was a member of the constitutional conveh- tion of this state in 1910, when as chairman of the committee on style, re- vision and compilation, he had muca to do with the drafting and editing of the constitution. In 1912 he was elect ed senator from Yavapai county and was chosen president of the first state senate and Te-elected for each special session.
 He was made a commissioner from Arizona to the conference in uniform state laws in 1912, and at the time of his death was a member of the staAl- ing committee for the promotion for uniformity of legislation. As member
Arizona republican., 1914-12-24

were achieved on the Nida and Doun- ietZ Rivers and also in the Carpathians. In the direction of Mlawa some Ger man advance columns again attempted to cross cur frontier. Between the lower Vistula and Pilica Rivers during the night and all through the day on Tuesday the Germans concentrated their efforts in an endeavor to force their way across the Bzura and Raw ka Rivers, in the districts of Mistrge- vice and Bolimovo and reach Skier niewice. We succeeded, however, in repulsing the enemy everywhere be- yond thse ivers on our former posi- tions."
Arizona republican., 1914-12-24
ALL
 NIGHT WAIT
 AT MAR1C0PA
Seventy Passengers En Route to Phoenix Forced to Sit Up in Cheerless Station Complain to Cor pOration Commission

Compelled to wait all night Tues day night at dismal, dreary Marico- pa, where they were able to secure
 hotel accommodations for but a few of their numbers, seventy passen- gers bound for the capital of Ari- Zona yesterday united in signing a formal complaint against the Arizona
 Eastern. The petition will be filed with the corporation commission this morning.
 Disappointment, which was general
 when passengers from belated east and west bound trains on the Espee main line arrived to find the Phoe
 nix train gone a few minutes be-
 fore, deepened into gloom when it
 was announced that there would be
 no more trains to the capital city
 until the next morning. A canvass
 of the total space available at the
 hotel disclosed the disheartening
 fact that practically the entire com
 pany, including a number of women
 and small children, would be forced
 to sit out the night in the cheerless
 little station.
 There is no place in the world,
 aside from the bleak tundras of Si
 beria, more desolate and cheerless
 than Maricopa in the rain, and it was raining Outside the water
 dripped steadily from the caves of the lonely depot and splattered down in streams from the roof of the sol itary water tank Even the fact that it was blessed rain on a thirsty circumstance, and by the time the dim gray light of another day re placed the darkness there were none in the crowd who cared any thing about how much water there was stored in the big dam at Roose- i welt.
 When the train for Phoenix did late, with the result that the be- leaguered travellers reached this cit. somewhere in the vicinity of 10 a. m. twelve hours after they had dis I embarked at Maricopa Before the train backed into the station mem her of the party had produced a 
 typewriter and written the com plaint, which was promptly signed by the beleagured passengers. In view of the fact that the principal main line trains from both directions were late, and that con nection could have been made by holding the Phoenix train half an hour at Maricopt. such service as We had Tuesday night is inexcuseabie and outrageous" declared a promi- inent business man yesterday. The company ought to be compelled to hold it's trains at the junction until | connection is made or provide ade-
 uuate hotel accommodations In addition to the protest to the corporation commission, the matter
 of better connections at Maricopa , will be taken up with the Arizona Eastern officials by the board Of l trade
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plan of action along this line. The presents will be placed on the large Christmas tree at the cNurch. The this evening. will begin at 7:30 o'clock. The church will be open from 3 o'clock this afternoon to receive gifts of food, clothing and money for the poor.
 First Presbyterian Church
 The Christmas services of the Presbyterian Sunday school will be held today at the church. The af- ternoon service at 3 o'clock will be program of Christmas song and story especially prepared for little children. In the evening at 7l0 each department of the Sunday school will present a White Gift to the King, '' the best Christmas songs will be rendered in different ways, and pr. Campbell will tell the first Christ mas story An invitation is extend ed to every member of the Sunday school, including the cradle roll and the home department, as well as to other members of the church and congregation as it is anticipated that ty holding two services the church will accommodate all who desire to attend.
 Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Grace Evangelical Lutheran church, corner of Pierce and Third streets, will hold a service on Christmas morning at o'clock. All persons are cordially invited to attend. John K. Reed, pastor.
 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church The Sunday school of the Zion En- glsh Evangelical Lutheran church will render a Christmas program un- der the direction of the superintend
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ent, MT. H. J. Fast, on Thursday eve ming, beginning promptly at ' o'clock. The program will consist of Christ mas songs, recitations. dialogues. The story of Christ's birth will also be told in the form of questions and an swers.- With the exception of the song. Shout the Glad Tidings,' which will be rendered by the children. A will be rendered by the church choir, the entire program will be rendered by the children. A large Christmas tree has been obtained and will be illuminated on this occasion.
 Christmas day will be observed by the congregation on Friday morning at 1O:45. The pastor, Rev. lmmanuel .P Frey, will preach a Christmas ser mon. The choir will sing Glory to God in the Highest The Lords Supper will also be celebrated on Christmas morning. A cordial invita- tion to be present on both occasions is extended to all. Services are held in the w. C. T. U hall, 227 West Monroe street.
 Christmas at Trinity.
 The services in the Pro. Ca thedral on Christmas day are as fol- lows:
 Holy communion at s a. m. Christmas service at 10:30 At this service Dean Scarless will speak. The chorus choir of 26 voices, under the direction of William Conrad Mills, will render an elaborate musical ser vice especially appropriate to the day. The choir will be assisted by MT. F. L. Stuchal and Robert Pratt, violin ists Miss Teasdale will preside at the organ.
 Organ and violin prelude. Pastoral symphony (Messiah), Handel.