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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

DC pltebeu JAoell" OeS SnrclL
Non elmer Eerioulihfeit Die oaS
.gerl. logebl alS n6iolnt 5iiuerldl.
Tia beieidupt miro Dem @last pom
oitlihcn aricBSidnitplas geidriebelt:
9laounl, oaS ihon einmal I'M 9ciib
ser 1eutidel geipeien lit lmo IN oos
mumehr luiicrc Iruppen 5ltriidge-
fc6rt limo int and cincr Scr Srtc, pic
cin eiu0ruduoues 9ciipicl ju ser
Proflamaiion ocs 3aren al ieine
,lieben SSu0en~ lieiern. glad) Der
purii6crge6eiOen @cicbuna 9iooors
ourdl sic Icutihcn fcbrten Die Slll
len Oort6in 5uriid llnmittel6nr
nnd,0em lie oic Stoot beiett baiter
per6aitctcn lie orci SSiioen cincu If.
oiihcn @elcbrtcn NIT Hamcn Ions
iiqer iulo 5iuei icincr Scrpanotcn
Sic aanilcutc Iino. 9lac Orei marcn
per6eiratbeic uno Gdtcr mc3rcrcr
ainoer Icr iiioiihc @clebrtc San
,iaer 1T ser Sobn eincS iucitbin be-
rii6micn 1olniuoiorihcrs mo lcbte
poIiiq peltabgemouot Gr bat iicb
nicnols nit @olitif beiAditigt. Gbue
NcridltSuerio6ren m0 obne &ihtcr.
iprudl. o6ne oaG Oie 9epolfcrima
ooer sic Sroncn oOcr &eriponotc Ser
@cr6aftcicu iracno eiluos crfuGrcu.
mnrocn oac orei gc6entt. ,S6r qan.
scs @cr6rcheu mar ooB Scr cine BON
i6ncn oilf SRcqiliiiiion cinem ocitt.
idleu Gfii5icr jwci 9SierOc 6ottc iibcr.
gcbcn niiiicn PTS ser &or0arq be-
tannt iuliroe. elite Der rliiiiihe @ope
su Dem fomulonOirenoen Siii5icr,
Inn lid iiir oie llnihulo ser |erbai
ieicn Su perbirgen IS mar 3iI ip0t,
9lls on iol0euoen Eagc ole @ittue
eines Scr @e6enfteu ST oeni ruiiiiten
C6crfoamanoirenocn fam crflarte
oicicr 6o6uiid. sic fonnca itol5
oarauf iciu, ooB id) Sbren @lann ia.
bc bcnfcn ldNcu Git bat ieul 9cacn
iiir Sic Gcinmntbeit scr Su0eu Ill
Nooom aclaien 0cnu neinc Soioten
ioolltcn ciaeuilidl ode SSuoci bier
iooiihloaeu.4 Iieicr bor6oriihc |or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

2oio NJ. Ndrplcs, 23. 0recruilc,
gt-G.; Nnna 6 9urou IS, sSbilu
Oclp5ia %o
So6n ". SlciB, 20; gillian Stct.
ter ~.
G1Onias ". 2arfin2, 10; Gillian
@olocrman rs.
Garnelo @lagcuta, 81; Garnela
Garbonc, i5.
Soroin &a9uer, A3, Q8ithuer, uoll
9Iltoono @o.; Clara 6. Ntf 80, BON
9coforo, 'Ba.
9Intbpnu &atomSfi 81, ,SrauccS
9ln0rciwSft %.
9llelit 9cnocr 80, gSithuer; 9l9-
mes 9iomeau SO, Mittiue.
ASictro 5abatino, 27; slntonio Sc.
Icn5a. 20.
Comm g. 6ii6cr. 27. SarriSbnr9
&a. fomapnc =. Suber %, NPcdo.
nicS6ur0 ga.
Ncorgc S'olllllB, ~, Npllc Stllll'
ratb, 10.
6ranf 2. @iauIcr, 81; Saura Ss
0laoicn 20.
lboroIo san aiIgore, %; Snoia
8. Gbancv, 20.
Sames Niarsoeu Carp, 26; Bertha
8. Gilid, 23.
Oscar 5teinib 52, gSttrpcr; Glis
5abetb @ilrtort 52. Mittue.
Eaul @Dms %; aatberinc 6.
Camper p @cioc pon .Qlt @ai6
ington.
@m. 9. 5dapiro, "a; 8rcoa no
fen, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
0cr 9Iugrifi ouf Oic 9hRclOuricr
Snftihiff.Salle.


Ter coHHauoireH6e @cneraI oe5
T. 9Irmcecorps III Gortmuao erldBt
eiue gefanHtmadllug, in Der er su
Hdcbit taoelt, OoB in Solge Der Be
iddoiguug Der Giiiieloorier 2uit.
idiffboQe Ourd eiHeH ieiH0IidcnSIie-
ger oic 3uiiduoigcn Stelcu ser oee.
reslcihmg nit SIM S6eil ononumeu
9rcien iibcriIlt1et merOen, in 0encu
gGn5 ungcrchtc acknowledgement cr.
ao5en lperccn. Gr fdbrt iort. Ter
mc6rioA au5gciprodene &orutrL
OoB 5lml SGus Der 9aaon1aae uiht
bic eriorDerIicbenNiaB actroi-
fen morOea ieien, 0oB nicbts aeldcbcn
lei, I'M oos @eronna6en feinoliher
6liegcr redt5citig 5u crfobren ia. ior
oar, OoB sic @ohtnlonnihoiten niGt
5lr Stcae Qelpcicu icien, triift in fei-
ncr SSeiie 5ii 9lnM I'M Dorlicaenocn
Sale lit 0aS Scronna6en 0es ieinOli-
Ncu 6GcgerS rctt5eitig 0cnlcloet
uorOcu. Gr lit aud Oiesmol itarf
inter @crc5r- lmoAGaidineugcluc6r-
feucr acnonmcn iuorOeu moolr1
o5cr fctuc ousrcidcnoc @irfung cr-
5iclt uoroen lit, ga oas ShIg3eug an
idcinenO acpou8crt mar. 0as 9cbt
ols ocn uielcn @eiHoiien 1cruor, Die
an Crt lulo Steuc auigelcicn uorOcn
iinO. Cine ouf ccnI 8rlmoitide Der
9l6ciniihcn Wletoawoorcn un0 Nlo-
ihiueuiabrif olfgcitelte 9oaona6-
pebrtouone aob nebrere Sdiiiic ab,
tonntc aber Damn 0oS Tcuer i'll Sol.
gc elmer Sooebemniug uiht mebr
ausgie6ig iortieBen. @eiicrc ioldc
@ci6iite itauoen o6er nid)t 5ur &cr.
fiigung, 0a oieie 3ur Sront tronspor
tirt luoroel iiu0, no lie notbmcnOiBcr
9e6raudt per0en Nn 6olgc Der
groBcu bon lmicrcnl Sccre criodtc
nctt Siege iino Sic in Ser Neimat5
3uriidae6icbcucn in ocuiiicr @eiie
ocrmo6nt por0cu. 10 Oob Is monhen
oircft olf oic Ncrpen fdat Uenn
and uuiere 1ciuoe irgcnomo ciinol
cincn flcincu Griolg bo6en GaB iol-
de GortonIWuiile ME olSgcid]lofeu
iiu0, lit ia nlr 3ll Natiirlid Is liegt
aber tcil 0rmo 5ur NeHuru6iaung
por mo e6cuiomcnia fam oorouS
ein 05rlmo bcrgcletct mer0cn. Die
nod rciilidcr lIebcrlegung iuncgs
6alb ser @reu3en Ocs Nloglifcn ae-
troiieucn Sd)uBmaBno6men in ciu.
ieitiqer 99eiic 81 ibcrtreiben
Ser Snipetteir Der 6lie9cr Irup.
ben Sat in Solge 0eS llnfaaeS @ele-
aea6eit qenommcu Die 5ml ShnBe
oer SaQe getroiieuen DiaBnabmcn
III 9AlNenid)eiu 81 nc5ncL lmo bat
lid init ibncn 0urdous cnucritanocn
idrfIGrt lmO Sem &er6olten mierer
dropcn 9onoitrmleute oole glner
fennung ae3oIlt. @on Den 5ir &er-
1iitma 1bnliher &orfonunniiic elIls
pioblencn 0laBuo6mea fommcn Die
mciItcn iiberboupt nidt III 9ctrodt,
ga lie 5unt groBteu Ebeile oon iol.
i1en Gprausietimgen ollSgebcn oocr
anoerwibtiae @eiidispunlte alBer
odt laien, mas Uicoer anoere glaf-
tbcilc im @eiolge BADEN piiree. 9e'
ion0ere 9lnertcinilg milB id) oer
ssreiie ausiprcdcn bic in iuo1lt1uen.
Der @eie sic Ml6c beuo6rt BAT Nn0
crit oie @eitdtigun9 DcS beoanerliben
llninacS ohipartete, itatt init oacrlel
9iahriHteu oic 9currn1aima 81
uermehrcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

la0 III cinc Gin5el6eii. oic o6cr sii
gleid tDpiid lit fiir Oas Gcrbalten
Der ruiiiidcH 2oloate5ta gegeniiber
ben Suoeu Sm Giten fltriirt 5uoem
cine 9leilBerlng oes Cberfommouoie
renoeu @roBiiiriieu 9licoloi ole fol,
geuoerHoBeH Iuutet. ngSeun iicA
meiHc Soonten ihincen, Damn mill
len lie aid ibr &erguiaen 6obcr,
mo mcnu 0a6ei ciH paor Su0euidG
bel eingeidllogeH mer0eH 10 bat 0as
iroB Dos @eidrciS Der 2onoouer Sps
nagoge ipeitcr feline 9eoeutitug.
Ecmentipreben0 miro oub nit OeH
olicbcn SSuoeu Oes 3oren" in HuB.
lano jest periabren lmo 3mar in
@olen an Ger soli5iihcu @reu5c imN
oor ouem in gciiarobieu.
Ger frau56iiide @irtGihoftSfclOsng.
Gas Gopcuboacucr oiii5icac @u.
reon iiir ben auSwartigcn 0onOel IN
%oris crbdlt iortpd1rcno inicrci.
iante Nltt6ciliuigen aus Hcll @on-
Oclsfrciicn 0oriibcr, ani uclMcu sc.
bieten Der fron56iiic6c Son0cl eiuc
GoufurrelB NIT Ocittiden imo otter
rcicbiit5cn g9oaren ouine6ncu f6uuc.
ySic einc oiiijiclIe aIn0ae6lml Der
iran5oiiichen 9lc8iering meloet iii an
0dniihc 2allflcluc cine glnfraQc &c.
rihtct ucrOcn iut0 nn %. Sftobcr
longtc Ill Norocaur Gin Compiler an
Inn cine &aoiWg bon @aorcu nod
Copenhagen an @oro 81 nc6mcn
Gic SoOunA piroe in So @oaice mo
SABRE peruolitdu0i0t ToS 9lWcoil
1cbt beruor oob oic iron5oiiidea
9luSinbriirmct oos qr0Btc Sntereiic
oarau babcn bic @elegcn6cit 5lI bci
niieci iih cincn glbiabmarft in "a.
nenarf 81 ihdiicn no bis6er sic
Eeutidcn einen Qutcn 9lbiat ae6o6t
6dttcu Gic 6ran5oicn uoQeu IN
Iducnarf nomcntliN oui ocm Get
biete Der Eeriilor6citcn scr Heni.
iheu So6rifote @opierortifcl Sc0er.
maareu Nloitbinen uno gliitonobilc
0ie Gonfurrcn3 init loren oeutiNcn
6cinocH diITncbmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
8luei gsrripneM 6ti granS uerIeAt.

sgei 1cni NerIldle einel inibc0eiIs
icnoen @ran0 in ibrcm 0aoeu glr.
100, gSeit 0opcr StraBe 5ii 10.
ihcl 3ogeu iid geiicrn 2loracn
@}artin Nidlisfp nu0 g9illiom S6ap
crbcblidc Nronomunoeu All Sdnoet
nno 9lrmcn 81. Sbam erlitt oeS mel.
ieren nod cinige Sdnithpnnocli, ais
ciii aldicrrer 5hnnfaiirn bon Der
Giira0c bcrdbiiiirstc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
,Scrsiniats singer Oou Baltimore
0cgriln0et 1850

UcBLHNDcl ioDO
0ouptauarticr u@crmanio Mdn-
Observation-Disclosures" gir. S52, gloro.
Sowaro.5traBe.
ecora 2eiiert @raiioent, 9'r- 215,
8eit.SorotogaitraBc,
s,o6n ". Glein, Iirigelit, gtr. POL,
glor0. 9inuooo.9lranue.
@eorg Sirlmcl6ebcr, prot. ino
corrcip. 9efrctdr 9tr 800, 91orc'
Aoic.StraBc.
Sermanu NlidIid'. SdjosnieiIter,
glr. 7t3, Morner.StraBe.
s5rib Soimoitn 5nan5letretdn'
O2r. 2ilt, Seii.&rntt.gtraBe
gqm. 9. Siloebrauot 9ibIiotbefar.
91r. 2O29, 5reocrid-9lvcnue.
Scrmonn @rdie, Goriiser ocs gii'
Hf.Gomite's, 9lr. 1912, @cit-Vlul'
bcrrp- -strobe.
,.9lrion-@eiangOerein.
oSormonie.~
0VClHluWlu"Dtulhl
n6roblnn.
0Sbalia.M1nncrdlcr.~
,,@lo5art-9lGnnerdor.
sGi1cnfron5
,,Gernauia-&nortcli.GIub"
.9lclooie.~
..Wlcbaer.@cIaneperein."
,Gelteno.2isoerfraus.
.&1dcr. @etopgberein."
Sauptqndrfier: HiiitePs Sale, yir.
1903. g2or0.Srcoerid- Strobe, ieoen
GamIian albcno, init sIusnaIlme oes
oritteu gomiioos i'm %onai, Sma'
Itiinoe.
@errinigtc 9Irbeiicr-Gdmscr pOn
Baltimore.
Saitptquortier nl5uHnefe Salle,
0lr 40S, @eIt.2eginoton.S .Strabe.
Sc6n 9luta %rdhoeut, glr. 2029,
9opo-Strcbe
@eora ~. Eocblman1, Eirlaent,
9fr. OOPS, 6atrmolmt-2loenue.
". Gror Getretdr, 9lr. 1920,
Saubert. .9traBc
1ranf gorIusfo, sdlabmeiIier, 9lr
2i0, 5iio s. Strane
,9o5ialiitiide 2icoertaieI,~ eina.
Ituuoc Ticntag.
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9aHr snt OseiIc iu's NnsIaub hsiorei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

3eitlngen 3eItldriften etc.
c5cIndissfibrcr 227 glorosGopelt giraAe
3cutife 8iiher mo 3eitiAriitef.
u. eani'in, 10 @oro.9oppIeicn'sirabe.
9(otionol.gantcn.
y91e rlb 1upn Wahuual 9ani," Gans unb
9geter' StraBc Sasop " pooI Vrdi'oenl'
seecpne Qatiuual ganl," AGO gho'9roebuaD.
~ e @naHer. aalilrer -
,gSctctn National Snnt," "a Noro Suaiu'
Siyahc. ~ DlorroI. Aolrer,
5toots.@onfcn.
p2entias ganf uon Soitmprc,@ Baltimore
luib 0oaioahsSi gluqult gScber, 4r1il'
oeri; Ueo. 8 eana' aoiilrer.
Spar.@onfen.
,Tenti6r sparbnat uuu @oltlHpre," Gutaus
uno NnliinorcG GtraBe.
W1ormor. im0 @ranit. @crfe.
8. Sl:eaFtnsF g. Cons, a29 Gorb Charles Ctr
2anomirtbidaitlide @erdtbe lino
Gdlnereicll.
eriHii6 surucr 60. 2o5 Go.o Baca' slrobe.
4topofoten.
aarl a. 81. edclQ 800 er GnaIserate
@himbing 5urnoces, Honges unO
Seieu Gahoeden linO 3innen.
SsnusH Bros. b2s Mathematician
&upfcribmic0e llno HltlmberS.
SObm enbert, i714 9homss ShaBe. Is. \ q.
1eepbon' ssclle 1899.
GigentbumS-glgellten mo SGn0ler.
@isrre g. Suaar & Wspbsw, 10 oiteeIiHa-
iousStraBc
Scncrs@criihcrimgcn.
aSeulide 2eneT esrNmeumgc Girieaimoii"
Qollo0h. unn Baltimore Sirnbe
,Ientimglm. Seacr-@erH6crungc,W ,WeIeiimait'
Baltimore Str0bo uno Chiffon Souie 9lbenuc.
o9lunai Jrinrauce 50. VI 8tuerpopl." 0emQ ~
gSGrfelb. Reiiher5t 5tVnudnfr 1Ol--lO3 GbaWi
Der oi 0oMWcrce 8uilolua.
,Germnuin HcucrOerHniCruH1t Wcienmnlt"
Baltimore Inb gpribisilnbe.
@lchblatten, Wetdll etc.
abpu, 0antIin & so. iuearpUrirtl, 1915
Pdi0eilionsSirahe
giienpoarcn oner Qlrt uno Sui
iNniie0. 8ubebor.
6. erpu enhns Co.. s02 364 glorosGabs ctr.
&fou0lclb. .@eld)ofte.
.GUnialibaieO eSau Co." 1 Goro'Ga1ssiroBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

Gontit unicre 2eier oic gSlblin3
nit 0cm Seturitdteu @eorIie uiAt
berlicrcit lpcroeu mir bon 8ait 8u
8cit bic IesteH gsotirunocn ser bieii.
acugIfticuborie brineen mic oicielbcu
am ShhlB, 81. SSuIL noiIrt mlrocn.
BaItimose 9lEtieH.ADrIc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

am Oin Bnrnalu
,.se.nlqes Nnnqcinm; Aao Tnuirn. Bfrnnon;
e,l lnWet Rrnnen INTO A Nder Nnno. @tpeh
un" ~, et9he Wnuplnte geoen leid1ie 9eoiHnnnaen
eH peuauien Ulpu Qebe inrciDe cher ielc-
Hnohiere ilr Giu5slnbeiieu an Yfpullbn Snllo'
ma nltc @npplh On, l36 NalopstpssicenMg
ptHnilul Mlh, IS. & g Nbcnc. Gurile eap N.
(Sepll7. iMD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

Iouneritae. Den -. g1opember 1914.
g1ebl. 9ufubr 1890 6diicr,
eiHidIiebIia 2344 Suffer 5u aocltit-
EpiHt uHo 4l5 Ndiier Gil Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

9aHe Snt Dlcilc ms MnaIahb heicrei
6. Blaine. gsr. 4i3, CHsNallintores $ir~
Mahe &nltcm Guase Gpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
8m pergaMfeM.

m aanien pleim mic M,icl6en
"a tilliniie 2sli5diQc Observation-Disclosures in
DuliWnre dQc neueiien decentralization;
ss,nlp'plpe3una. &ahr1qc Eanirn iih1u oelo
W. Norl1sspe. Gldlrldc 6ia pensalDs Ctr.
NeVe Slods fiiolih. nabc Gdficrmroo Rntr
Wrarge aleu Galbropt 1913.
lNooi2-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

3eitungeiL 3eitiHrifteu etc.
,s6r Baltimore Ncms Co." @rneii Z. 5uner,
9cutihe 8iiher mo 3eitihriiten.
L. Sani;im, 10 .QoppIeionsSirab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
Stcacnsciudje.


~ ssvnl4oetloles 80cpaar ,Srdn criinaiiiee gSia
m,,gtt,.Msplll Dlamt ols Ni1en. ODER 0anss
Hel a'. @roR. gfr. 40s, Nnupucr, gtrnRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

6Gnicr ee6aut Oon yaAagger.
Is. erahc 500 glud met.
90. Sin Nlnd puu SiHiHnoon.IoelllA l.s
J0O Slua MNmen.9iUenne, nene S'tnhS'
Ielen SimiiHgoon.slrelme
glnr $1400.
2700 Nlp6 Nnmpben.gIprnue, unr $i,20D'
200 Slu0 9ltfiniDn,NucHnf, ihr Sl'l"O'
VILE 0ieic pduier hdben
8ernNoa.Irpnt 6 3innlcr nno pan: .re,.
Ycoe mplcrnc NcMenlimlcli 1aa' lh9n tssI Y
rihe Gcshilr GiuaranQc enAelHnuerle MulW'
6ubat nn0 extra lolcite ini Nclet.
Hcimic @coiunnngeil, u, ,.t..
Wan nebmc 9olnno Rdri mo sU(i. 2culpHB'
ton 0lcfirii6c
9idberes ON Ert oner hci
GNwaro q. WallaeBer,
9i9--020 IgunIeb.@rbauoc.
tylclat--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

ri SieNcDciHdl
u Nsu linqer EMicber iuti glrbclt dui einet
tegu prui Gnaliib Eficrieu nnicr -.
~, srmidsr 6oyrepoHorrl (gopii iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13
9}otionol. .Qlollfclt.

5toots.@onfcn.
yGcntiae gauf ppn 9oit.mure," Baltimore
lub 0onionbs Sirobe. gluquit g2cber, sSr1iis
bent; 0eo Z. Gang, Nailrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

$1,000 nnS $500
8OnleDarosSeilne
ain SunS Hoao gOuleparo,
smidcH a. GtraBe mo Nohenboli YarNpan,
un De- sirahcnbnbnluie. 9nner Sicuerll; o
Qrnbe 9imnern iin0 Nah. ueue GlalNa0e,
Gderienlter RcrnnbdfStonl
"a 0nuOH ueginuit.
Bis O VlbcunS oifcn Sebr ethte NeolHauW9eN
,,Sbe Jiellnnce Henltn Co"
man uebme Wt. g4a1HeioH Gleiiril9e lielf
ne on A. ztraBe ob NAii2o,l,J
,Se6u.glncr Narmen"
Eres $500; S5 nDudtlgh NelHe @ruHolieuer
o0er 8ilieu Guiea ebenes Hdn0. 3 Ndnuieu
DON flciucr Etaol cn SitosSerlcn qelege1 u'
lerbaib philadelphia lauldultoeeu pei Ntnck
Rfngc, VT 2t32, @cnrOie'llDc (Cti5lO
S25 gaar unD $6 mOhentlidJ
lanfru nuo bcdeu anc iluiunen.
@rciic $500. $3.50, S14O0. @tuHedus S6O.
1900 NlDf EinllcosJlDao.
sM5nc spcin1diae Nauicr
8 3imWer tao |dnirpn, SerdnocN, @0s
un0 eleiigiidc gihter cNacmnucric lea'n5Mbct,
nooeru au pcbnui bcuueu 6Mr @lclirtmyt
uuo Sdule. Gomiips Sicucrui aroBe gMnolndc
1896, Yaocnfrpni, 3immcr Hrtie $1,000,
Ojrnno5ns S12.
glQeut am Grt oocr tBnrrilpu Siog. 60,
,6iS Garitable Slog. e. #dnl 1856
(9tpri 1Wlt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

Spar @onfen.
,,TentIde sparboal uuu Saltmpre,n Gutaius
uno baltimore GtraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-13

Wlormor. lm0 @ranif.@ @erfe.
g. Sl:earinsr eous, 229 Iorh. 9barIes'slr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-26
INTEREST IN SPEER
TRIAL VERY GREAT;
OPENS IN SAVANNAH
Committee Declines to Give
the Names of Witnesses.
o
Investigation Will
Last a Week

Savannah. January 25.-Interest here
tonight was general in the investigation
into charges of official misconduct on the
part of Federal Judge Emory Speer of
the southern district of Georgia, which
begins here tomorrow morning before a
special congressional committee Hear
ings before the committee started at Ma
con, Judge Speer's home, last Monday,
and continued throughout the week. Dur
ing the week number of witnesses tes-
titled to alleged acts of favoriteism, un-
fairness and eccentricity on the part of
the accused judge. On Saturday Repre-
man of the investigating committee, an
nounced that the hearings would be
transferred to this place in order to fa-
cilitate the progress of the work Chair
man Webb, with Representative Fitz-
henry of Illinois. and Volstead Of Min
nesota, the other members of the commit
tee. arrived here today
Members of the committee tonight de-
clined to give out the names of the 80
odd witnesses who have been subpoenaed,
but admitted that 1t probably would re-
quire week to complete their labors. 1t
was understood In court circles here that
Thomas S. Fielder, attorney general of
Georgia, would testify at Tuesdays ses-
sion.
Judge Speer, who also arrived today,
announced his intention or being present
at the hearings. as he was last week in
Macon. He was accompanied by his
wife and his sister, Miss Laura Speer.
He declined ito discuss the investigation,
saying that ''it would be disrespectful to
the committee"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-26
UNION LEADERS TO
RETURN FOR TRIAL
Meyer Says They Come
VOluntarily-Trial to
Start Today

Houghton, Mich, January 20
Charles H. Meyer, president Of the
Western Federation of Miners. and the
six other union leaders under indict-
ment here for conspiracy, Will return
voluntarily to stand trial with the 81
strikers indicted with them. A telegram
to this effect was received today by
George f. Nichols, special prosecutor.
from G. N. Hilton of Denver, general
counsel for the federation.
Mr. Nichols replied that the indicted
men must come Immediately as those
arrested under the charge will be ar
raigned tomorrow when the January
term of the Houghton county circuit
court opens. Unless they do return. Mr..
Nichols said he would institute extra
dition proceedings.
1t is doubtful whether the trial of
these cases will be reached at this
term. as many other cases will take
precedence.
Meeting of striking copper miners
were held today at Ahmeek. Calumet,
Hancock and South Range. The Ham
cock meeting was addressed by Will
liam Davidson and Charles II. Tanner,
officials Of the Western Federation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-26
RAILROADS TO GIVE
REASONS WHY RATES
SHOULD ADVANCE
Hearing Before Interstate
Commerce Commission Be-
gins Today-Increase Is
Deserved, Say Railroads

Washington, January 25.=-Hearings be-
ginning before the Interstate commerce
commission tomorrow and continuing
more than month will reflect the atti-
tude of shippers toward the per cent in
crease in freight rates proposed by the
So eastern railroads. While most of the
shippers will present evidence against the
Increase some will ask the commission to
authorize advance ON the ground that
they are deserved
Louis d. Brandeis of Boston, counsel
for the commission, Will direct the sub
mission of evidence against the Increases.
Various reports have purported to rep
resent President Wilson as favorable to
the Increases. When asked the direct
question recently, however, the President
replied that he did have a definite idea
of the situation, but would express no
opinion while the question was under con-
sideration by a quasi-judiclal body. Close
observers of proceedings of the inter-
state commerce commission, especially
'an7fiar with proceedings in the
previous case in which Increase was de-
MED, incline to the opinion that the rail-
~ "a good cnance of being per-
mtted to increase rates ON certain classes
~ stnpInents,
Beginning of hearings tomorrow, devot-
irg special days to evidence on special
classes of traffic is, in measure a vic
tory for shippers, for 1t was on their
application that such procedure was
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-26
FIVE KILLED AND
| SCORE INJURED IN
MICHIGAN WRECK
Baggage Car and One Coach
of Passenger Train
TelescOped-Rescue
Work Slow

jackson, Mich, January 25.-Ffvc
persons were killed and possibly a
bcore injured tonight when Michigan
central passenger train No. 20 from
Saginaw, due here at 1910 D. M, col
ided head on with a freight train
about three miles outside the city. The
baggage car and one conch of the pas
scnger train were teIescoped and every
passenger In the coach either was killed
'Or injured.
All available physicians were hurried
TO the wreck scene from Jackson. Sew
|eral of the wounded We're brought to
hospitals here on interburban cars, the
Iline of which parallels the Michigan
Central tracks at that point.
In the darkness the work of rescue
Twas slow and difficult Two hours
|after the collision a number of passen-
Igers still were in the wreckage, and it
|was believed some of them also might
BE dead
Access to a wrecked coach, smoker,
Twas obstructed by the walls of the bag
|gage car which completely encased it..
INSIDE this trap could be seen from a
dozen to a score of passengers Some
|were moaning or shrieking for aid, while
|others lay still, evidently dead.
The only body identified up to o'clock
Twas that of Engineer Cal Johnson, of the
passenger train. He was crushed to death
Between the tender and his cab.
Through apertures in the smoker a
|man could be seen upright in seat,
(which was jammed against the one in
|front of him. 1t was believed he was
flames 3. Cheney of Highland Park, Ill.
|It could not be told whether he was dead.
L The wreck apparently resulted from a
misunderstanding of orders. The freight,
ut Is said, was supposed to take a siding
Ito allow the passenger train to pass. The
collision occurred quarter of a mile
beyond the switch gate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-26
WOLVES DRIVEN OUT
OF LARS BY COLD
Child Is Devoured at La Coquille.
Hunting Parties Are Being
Organized

Paris, January 25.-Deep SHOWS and
told weather are driving great numbers
devoured at La Croquile. near Periguex
'Hunting parties are being organized
Everywhere.
The temperature has shown a slight
Improvement in the last day or two, the
mercury today standing above the freez.
Ing point for the first time in many days.
.The cold is growing more intense in the
districts, however. and the weather bu-
Ireau sees no immediate probability Of
higher temperatures.
The Thermometer registered six degrees
below zero today at Puy De Domex The
cold Is likely to prove disastrous to late
wheat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-26
HOME RULE WILL
Be LAW Of LAND
REDMOND
Leader of Irish National
lists Speaks to Immense
Crowd

Waterford, Ireland, January 25.-"Every
sane man knows that, bar accidents, the
home rule bill will be the law of the land
this year. said John E. Redmond. lead
er of the Irish nationalists, speaking be-
fore an immense gathering here today.
If any change is made In the home rule
BILL said Mr.. Redmond, 1T only will be
by the good will Of our opponents. But
say frankly that l see no prospects of
their good Will being purchased at any
price Whatever. That good will is worth
purchasing at a big price. nut any change
in the bill should be consistent VITA the
unity of ireland
lettering to William OBrien's resigra-
ton from his seat in Parliament Mr. Red
nond asked his supporters to refrain from
contesting the seat, declaring a fight be-
tween two professed nationalsts would
be a scandal and an injury to the cause.
Mr.. O'Brien resigned from Cork 4 week
ago in answer to a challenge by Angus
tine Roche, M. p, for North 1-outh, TO
test tho strength of his following. He
declared his readiness to meet any men,
ber of the Irish party from John Red
mond down, as the opposing candidate, to
decide whether the home rule bill is ac-
ceptable to the Irish people.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-26
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD


l-Conference held to discuss antitrust
measure
Five killed and score injured In Michi-
gan wreck.
Fortune of Villas army after passing
Torreon a question.
Goethals says he Will complete work
in Panama.
2Forrest demands that Glynn make
explanation.
3-Massa chusetts can give lessons in is
suing bonds.
Eight governors of Alabama.
Editorial comment
5-Almon's announcement adds interest
to congressional race
Bullock states Ford's resignation not
asked for.
Miss Fancy has a new keeper.
6-Sports;
7-Marioh Harlands helping hand hints.
S-Claxton claims school sessions should
continue.