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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-23
THE READING

p, H, & P.-After 11.45 a. M; 6,
3, II, 4, II, 22, 10, 20, Is, 2, Ia
Eastbound--After 2.30 p. M: 63.
SO, 60, 62, 81, 60, SO, %, 20, 81, SO.
Engineers up Upton, Sassman
Wyre, Richwine, Crawford, Martin,
Massimore.
Firemen up: Dowhower, Longeneck.
er, King, Boyer, Bowers, Dobbins, Kel
ly, Anders, BrowL.
Brakemen up; Holbert, Shearer,
Shader, Ensminger, Hoover, Ayres.
Heilman, Reach, Carlin, Epley, Ely.
Greafi, Mast, Taylor.
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NEW RECTOR NOW IN CHARGE

The Rev. Nicoli Pavioff, the successor
of the Rev. Gregori Chizmaroff. arrived
in tn borough on Wednesday and took
charge of the Bulgarian Orthodox
church, Front and Franklin streets.
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bowing. and inquired after his honor
able health.
The khoia stroked the sleeve of his
borrowed garment. Answer, fur he
said
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-23
Middle Division-236 crew to

Middle Division-236 crew to 90
first after 1.30 p. m.: 241.
Preference: 4, 3, s, /, }, I.
Engineer for ).
Conductor for 3.
Flagmen for 3, ), Z.
Brakem for |.
Engineers up: Villas, Brigples
Moore, Wissler, Minnick, Hertzler
Mumma, Garman, Havens, Free, Wei
conner.
Firemen up: Arnold Bornman, Cox
Liebau, Drewett, Buyer, Schreffler. Pot
teiger, Davis, Reeder, Stouffer, Sea
grist, Wright, Sheesley.
Conductor up: Paul.
t'lagman up: Jacobs.
Brakemen up; Kerwin. Reese, Bell
kipp, Henderson, Pipp, Stahl, Kieffer
Wenrick, Heck, Harris, McHenry
Fleck.
Yard Crews-Engineers up: Lands
Hoyler, Hohenshelt, Breneman, Thorn
as, Rudy, Houser, Meals, StahI, Crist
Harvey, Snyder, Kuhn, Pelton, Sha
yer.
Firemen up: Shipley, Grow, Revie
Ulsh, Bostdorf, Schieffer, Rauch, Wei
gle, Lackey, Cookery, Maeyer, Sholter
Smell, Bartolet, Getty, Hart, Barkey
Sheets, Bair, Eyde, Essig, Ney, Myers
Boyle.
Engineers for 1869, 1856, 7o7
1920.
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Free Demonstration SATURDAY.

Demonstration of our spiced prepar.
ed mustard. You are invited to come
in and sample it. Made only of the
finest and purest spices. Grand Union
Tea Co., 2OS North Second street. adv
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-23
CHOIR REHEARSAL TONIGHT

The choir of the First Reformed
church will rehearse tonight.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-23

First Motorist-How far is it from
here to Twinkletown?
Second MotOrist-Two drinks, ten
gallons and bowout.-New York Sun.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-23
NEWS OF STEEL TON

has returned to her home after treat
ment in Philadelphia for rheumatism.
w. Jerry Jones, formerly of the bor-
ough, who now lives in Delta, York
county, visited friends here yesterday.
Miss Wilcox, tae visiting nurse EN-
ployed by the Steelton Civic Club, viii
be in her Office fron.S a. IN. to 3
a. m.. from 1880 p. m. TO 1.30 p. IN
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-23

Middle Division-116 crew to 90
first after l.30 p M; 243, 229, 222.
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Mrs. Carman faced her ordeal with
lips parted in smile. Once, as the
District Attorney thrust home intimate
questions as to the jealousy that had
stirred her heart concerning her hus.
bands relations with women, she ap.
peared to lose her splendid self control
and to falter. But smelling salts, self
administered, soon revived her.
She broke done after it was all over
and cried. The reaction came when
her aged mother was on the stand.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31

Sir MarDlnuo uno ben Eiltritt
Columbia 6eute tbeilpeiie tribe imO
norooitlide g1iuoe,
Die 6ohiie 9emperatur 6etrug II
@roo nm 2 llbr gtatmittogs wlo Die
nieorisitc 5s GjroO Inn 6 ll6r Mor-
gems.
Iic groBte 5dneligfeit oes @in.
oes mar IA W1eilcn bonn Norooiteu.
Ger 8euhtigfeitseebolt ser 2uIt
NOR "A @ro3ent nm s llbr Ylorgens
uno rs @ro3ent Inn s ll6r gl6enos.
Syu ben ii6rigcn @etter gcobad-
tnnas-Stationcn ocS 9onoeS lpar Die
boditc Iemperotilr pie folgt: gltlau-
tic Gitp 66. @ismard sc, Bolton 60,
Wuiiolo "A. GborleIton 50, Chicago
76, Glcpelono 20. Glepclnno 20, Cor.
pus G6riIti H CenDer so, Qetroit
rs. Gulut6 GA, Gaitport 62, @olpe.
Iton 80, Green 9aD 76, Satteras 76.
Sopre 9S. pelena 80, Sadionoille S4,
aanios 6itp SO, anorbiIle so, 2oiis.
bile S4, Wlemp6is 80, MontgomerD
90 @lontreol a. Nantidet 60, Stem
Orleans SO, 0lem Dorf 66, Sflo-
bona i0l, Eitts6urg6 a. E6iIooel-
p6io 68, @orilano, Dle., 66, 8ortlauo,
Ore S6, Guebec IS, 9ioleig6 78,
Salt 2afe Gitp %, San Gran5isco
60, ct. 9ouiS ss, St.@oul 68,Scron-
ton 20, Shreveport "a, Spofane 100,
Gprocidc 72. Sampa 80, @oi6iugton
72, @iunipeg 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31
eianb btr rMmtrlcdn qraahc".
YIGte fiir 0emOfraten nus ben
Counties.

Ser SnIanoitcuer Ginnebner
Soi6uo @. MiIcs bot geItern siuei
Nldbe IN icinem glmte NIT Gemo-
froten bciett. Sr. n. 80. gtarbitr1,
Gin 6artrer ous Erinee Georges
GoltntD ilnO @riioer OeS Srn. @m.
8. @orburD, 1T 5lm Morfen, gIert
uno Somes 6. Douug bon Sarforo-
Gountp sun SiiIfs-giuncbner er-
ndnnt moroen. Die SteIlungcn iper.
sen init $1400 pro Sd6r ioIarirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31

glnltrcnglmgcn paren bon Griolg &C.
trout, mo bercitS i'm Sonllar 1912
fonnte ibr @otte OaS 3u6tbauS per-
laiicn.
Bon Oiciem 3citpunftc ab mur0e
Der @bebintmel mir bic uno 0a BON
ein poor grouen @oItden eetriibt.
glber am Ser5en ser iimoen 5rmi
froB Die imarSloihlibe Grinnerlmg
an 0as fir INNER pcrIorene gltern-
bnus, oil Gatcr mo 0luttcr, Die in-
5piiden Oabingcgaugen unO bcara-
ben worOen iuorcn, fire @eiunObcit
lit ihpcr. Gen letter. Streit belt
lie nidt me6r aus, iie grill au Dem
Silt ituo ibIoB oic miiocn gIugcn fiir
cwig.
Sbre 9eeroigung miro morgcn I'M
ter oen 9luipi5ien ser ngolunltcers Of
9(merica" ouf Oem Gc0or Sia.6rieo-
bofe 5u @rootIpn, sInne glrilnoel'
GountD. itottiinoen. @S miro aud
meiterbin periudt weroen, ben glltf.
cntbalt ettpaiger nod lcbenoer Ser
iUonoter alSfinOie 5u MAIDEN, penn-
gIei6 aud oieie 8emiibungen faum
elm 8eiultat 6eitigeit peroen, Oa man
onniuut, Dab iie ibre Gbc inter ei-.
mem angenommenen ylomcn idiot.
Der OomaIs angegebene glame mar
6orreii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31
Srutcn lire menen Slemter an.

Sllfsmori6oa Snnuel B. SouIe
ilbernobm eeitern ieiu neueS glmt
nno lcgte Dor Stepben 6. 2ittle, Dem
0lftuor oes 9bergeridtS, ieiner
9lmt8eio ob. Captain gilbert s.
2caguc unO 2ielitenont @iainm s.
g9bittle, Die nit ibm 3ueleih promo
Dirt poroen iporen tboten oo7elbe.
Sci Der 9fiidtebr in icin Bureau
mirOe oent neiien SiilfsmoribaI elm
pr1dtiees Noienbouquet, lpeldcs
Or. Soworo 81. &cllp geionot botte,
iibcrreidt. S2ud6em glerf George
Mc@ia ibm oos 9lb5eiden ieineS
&onees oneebeftet bate, begdb iid
&ilfsmori6oll Souie nod ser Oit.
Iideu Toli5eiitotion poiel6lt er nod
bis Sun Mittipob ols Gapiidn
Itotiouirt mar. Captain 9eagiie iino
lieutenant @Dittle iplroen porlGit.
lig Dem oitliHeiL be6iu. iiiomeltliden
9Soliaeioiitrift augctbeiIt. 9ie Gr.
urnuung ocs@oli5eimaridolls oiirftc
foum Dor Dem Serbit erfolgen oo
GommiIidr 9(lfreo g. Stiles iih 5it
@nniten oes GopitGns @enrD ousee.
iproAen bat, %rdiioent @lcGbop ocu
our 3eit olS itelloertretenoen Mor-
idoG iineircuoen 2ieiitenuilt 9fobcrt
9. Gnrter beeiiuitigt iiro Gomniiidr
Nmmioon lid bisbcr nod ni6t ent-
icbieoeu bat. 9ic en0giiltige Gnt-
i6eiSung 6iirfte getroffen peroen,
iobolo Gomniiiar 9ailes bon ieinen
Gonlnerferien auriIdfehrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31

Ter rCiteno 9erihoneritugs-@er.
Elm" belt Wlittmod g1oAmittog I'M
Sibcrtp.@orf an Der @aftcrn.9tbcnue.
9looo icin iS. id6rlides 6anlilienieit.
Grot ocs ctlpos fii6len @etters luo.
rem uu9eio6r 1900 DliteIieoer eribie,
nclL I'M ciuiae reht fr0bliAe Stln-
oen 3ii oerleben. Ios Arrangements.
Gomitc, 0os ans oeu S@, SSobn u.
9'eder @oriiseuoer, Oscar aonig 6.
6. ao6rid, SSoiepb 5. Serr uno @m.
9atcIiffe beitonO. Bate plies oufge'
6otcu Inn oie Grihieuenen in ge-
miit1lider Stinnuing 81 erbolten.
Sir Sung uno Pit bate oos Gonite
Spiele orrongirt, Ste INNER inter
9rober Seiterteit abgeluideIt puroen.
9lod 6 ll9r 9lbcn0s con5ertirte oas
.,9ricitr1ger Grdelter" inter lei.
mem Tirigenten 49, 8. 9loberts, uto
oer ,,@ermonio @11nnerhor,~ Der
noa5d6lig eribiencn mar, bradte IN.
ter 9eaIeihng Der gluiiffapelle eiiii-
ae @eidnge 5um @prtrag, luoiiir Oas
@u6lifum reihen 9eifoa ipenoete.
Ger Eog Derlief in Der fr0bIibiien
g9ciie uuo 0ie Sbeilne6nier trennten
iicb III Ser beiteu Stinmimg in ipa'
ter 9Ibeuoitunoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31

menen lluteriudbuns wuroe entOedt,
sob Oie ermoroete aiif beioen Seiten
pnterbaI6 Der gruit oeridieoeue
Stihmun0en bate, Die nit einem
Stiletto 6eieebraht morOen iein
ntuBten. Or. 81. @. Geirle miro beil.
te Gadmittog in Der @loroue cine
gIltopiie an Dem 2eidnam Oorneb.
men. gIa6oem OerieIbe ieine gnt'
iHciOimg a6seeebeu bot, miro Goro.
ner Sones IN Ger 5itliheu EoIi8eiita'
tiou cinen SSnqueit o6boIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31

Die Hutch GoiIpnDs oao GIec.
iric Gompanp" maht al arocrer
Stelle befanut oaB bonn criten Pitt
0uIt all Gin iieuer 1Bp BON StraBen'
hobnma19onS ali Der St. Fdll.
Stroben 9inie IN @etrieb genon.
men perocn miro. 0urb Die neue
@orrhtun0 2lappt6iIren mo
alnpptritibretter bofit Die 2ei-
tlng Der StraBen6a6u @eielidait
llufdllen mirtinm eutocgen trcten 5it
fonneu. Die g6iircn werocn crit
bon Dem Sdlaffuer oeoiiuet peroeu
meun Der @oggon bereits i'm Salten
lit 1ie Waggons foilueu mir bon
Der binteren Elatform ans betreten
rno ourh ben noroeren 9luseong
mieoer uerlaiieu perocn Gie Sin.
fii6umg gleider @oggons ioIl nit
Der 8eit oui anoeren 2inien eriol.
Gen,
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Wruhes Tcner in WIe0unOs6-
SHititnt.

SHititnt.
Scr Shoocn oif $4,000 oeiAdtt-
Dos altc SduIsebduoc ino
Die olte @obnung Ocs Superin-
tenoenten 5erltort. ~ aeiner Der
anobcn DerIebt.
9(if 6em eroBen @riinoitiide Oes
@2cGonog6 -SSnitituts an Der n@cIt-
IiMen N}orblono gobn" ungefdbr
lc6s N1ciIen bon Scr Stoot, 6ronntc
in ser 91o6t bon Mittmod ouf Dou-
nerltog Gin Sbeil Scr @eb6u0e oG
uno Gin S6ooen bon ungef1br
$t24,OOO muroe bcronloBt. Slid
Iidcr @eiic entfomeu iGnuntlihc
8oglinee rno oie &inoer oes Erof-
g8. 9. Smith olle unberlest.
Das 8cucr entltono in Oem als
oItes SbuI6ous befonnten @cb1iloe,
in ucldcm 45 Gnoben I'M oberen
Stodipcrf ihliefcn uuo Oeiicn onOere
Sbeilc ais 8u1oruderei ino ols
Grc6sIcrmcrfitutt benubt peroen,
ino oebntc ii6 ouf 0os Sous iiber,
in meldem @rof. Smitb ln0 icinc
SomiIic pobnten. Gs mar oos erite
Sous, pelCbes ouf Dem @rllnoltiide
erri6tct puroc Grof. Smith iinO
Srou befinoen ii6 ouf elmer Scricn-
rciie uno nur ieine orei Ginoer ma-
rem oIlein 5u $auie.
@egcn llbr Morgens puroe ei-
ner Scr &uoben ourh oeu itorten
goid i'm S6lofroumc oufgelpedt
mno bcmerfte iofort, Oob Tcuer ent-
Itonoen mar. gr pedte iofort Den
9Srof. Seating, Ger in einem gle6en-
oinmer ibIief uno Oie idmnltliden
gemobner Oes Snitituts wurOen
ourtb 0as 2Guten Der 6euerglode
anfgciDedt. 9ie 40 &nabeu eutfo-
men in ibren @otbtfIeioern. SSn Der
8miiden5eit fomen aud Die anoben
aus Dem on0eren Ebcile Der @cb6u-
Sc lno 6eeonnen iofort nit Den &ct,
tungsor6eiteu p1breno Nrofefor
Seating Die 5euerpebr bon golti-
nlore.GoiintD alarmirte. 9lls Die
GIommen aud oas Souptge6dlioe
bcOrobten, puroe ein 5lpeiter 9llarm
eingcionOt inO binuen flIr5er 3eit
iDoren bic Spriben-@ @eleaidnften
bon 9lrIington Eopion, 9folano
@orf uno @obonstoipn nlif Der
@ronolteIle un0 bolfen bel Der &et-
tung Ger opgren5enoen @allten. 9os
sSeuer ion ongebIib olrb einen oe-
feften Shornitein entItonoen iein.
@rof. 9. s. 2ple berbrannte am
Gage borbcr in DER Sei8einri6tring
cine W1cnee alter 8opicre iino pobr-
ideinlib Bat iib babel Elm 6unte in
Dem Sol8merfe feItgeieBt itno &C.
Qlimmt, bis es Der g8ino in Der
91o6t onfoHte. Dns @eb1iI0e mor
Dor rs Syobren erridtet Woroen uno
ent6ielt 0ie olten llrtun0en 0es SSil-
ftitutS, welde BEL Dem @rnnOe ale
berloren eeenneen iinO. Sn ben
@crfItGtten moren erit Dor aitr8enr
45 neue Drebmaidineu initaairt
porocn, Die gceen $4,000 foiteten.
Ser Geueridein brodte Die gaa6-
barn aus cinen ipeiten llmfreiie Der
bel, lno am Wloreen erbielteu Die
Teucrpebrleutc nit ben 3oelingen
ibr 6riibItild. ebe iie ob8ogen.
Der 8rono pirO oie S6ulroutine
nidt imterbrederL ino Die &naben
Iino bis ouf Meiteres in anoeren
2uortieren oes Snititlits rnteree-
brad]t woroen. Ser Elob entbdlt
S35 9(der uuo 6ur 8eit befinoen ii@
146 Gnoben in Der glnItolt.
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nHiSeIith & Srnit 50

Dic n6ioelitD & EruIt Co." mel.
dc in Sciterreid- -llngoru II, 9eutid-
lonO oiIsgeocbnte @ciddfte uobt,
III Ourd oie friceeriiden llnrllbeu
nidjt beeinfIuBt. SobaIO ndmlidb ei-
uer ser geriiderten 5u Sen Moffet
eingerufen ipiro, tritt Die aIoiiIel I'M
Gontroft in Groft, ipcIdc Die Ser
iiderine u66renO oeg ariegsoienites
oitfbebt. ggabreno oes arieees in
W1egifo Bat oic 0eieaidoft nicbt Ell.
men ein8igen Doaor berlorcn.
WdlIt sur MrIlr ms Muslaub beIotoi 6.
NeIut, H. 4i3, t'ValtImprcsettahe, Ha1t
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guicbaa.
9lcocnlucttcr 0cr6in0crtc ocilcrn cil

9iegcnwettcr pcrbinocrte gcIicrn Gin
Spiel IN Baltimore. Scutc
treffen 0ie Spieler bon Ganias.
@itD bier ein. - Gie Orioles"
oerloren in 9iobeItcr.
SSlfolge oes rcgncrii1en @etterS
eeitern gladmittag fapo fein Spiel
Scr aGerropins~ nit Dem Glu6 BON
9onios.Gitp itatt, oageaen miro 6eute
giadmittog Der bieiige Glub Oen Der.
iud maiden, oos Spiel 81 geDinnen.
Oie Orioles" ipieIteu geItern in $40.
DIETER unO perIoren OoS Spiel nit 1
81 6 3unS.
Die Score Der geitrigen SpieIe
mar pie folgt:
,,6rbeTnl 2eanne"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31

8olpc ,,Auoliorlum" Abe Goli Irnil".
rpcrmnnc Hnri," Wclnir TOno Idalio
oesagel's paFi", Brooioa suue eIrunSetGo
~ Id0lih Nanofplc ml0 XaIi8.
gAlpet Nltp Bert" - 1naldD Gonjeric uuo
qgau sbers gaii1 aaaIa Gon8erie nuS
nnocrc gnlienleni5
06clnpcaIe BAD - 1daIl1 GriurTonen per
Almpler pStcnmilno'
sedmbrloge~.
eeps Qglnt TdaIa Gouren per Gampier
ntNciimurclnno"
|eri Geport nhb 9ettertsm GrfurIloneu
pct Dampler p1nc1ueUdnnn"
pWihcicbad Hcreiu" DloHtaa. ben TO-
sInanli aroBes babcrlides 9ofsielt in
qau.6onsrrte.
Dle FQrI'eon5etic, ueldc an 20. 2luGlll 3u
eloe ,ae9en IinoeH IN na6iieDenoer @eiben'
'-''r Bon 1hs bis 10 ubr el6euos;
WoHlde. ..n nJuoeriloesRnrf" uno e6eoer1l'Qtns
Bari" (abue4ieIno)
&ienline. Observation-Disclosures u RniieronsB Bati~
%nnoe1; r'ilo.oiss.' 'B9li
4ol!netlaB. ..e....... ....n 4qtIou' 3,al!
Samaa. .'9aiterior.2arf" iinS '8r,ii6.Siir.
Varf" (n6iucmfeinb)
GonuoassGon5crie BON 8 Bis z llbr Nbenbs:
&tlien S9nnlaA eoen Wlgnai n RaiierloH'4au--
%rltien Sonnino eoen Qlonoi vErnlosoils2nri--
Hiericn Gonniaa ieoeH 9Qnndi. 0drron'4arf"
0oH5crt im ,Gllfion.4nrl"
,Siir one bcuic glheno hon w. bls 10 llbt
in dcm u0lilionRdri" diiiinbcnoc 0on3ert IN
bon 4roi. Dqnel 6elomann oas iooenoe %ro'
nrnmm lulQclieni iporocu:
Widrin rIbc BALM Nimlieo" ....... .Qncoln
&uhcriirc s6cii" observation-disclosures. .GcuiHer
EclciilOn sNdrliinl" ".............. gHngncr
9HuBcr Die blduc 2punu" .......... SirauH
Gup0unlum Colo ,glritite Rolfa" 0arinlnn
(0r lbouQe 0ntib)
9pniidi aNcr 8oQcllnbcn" "........C Crib
6nuidiic sIrlumbiocr" ............. 0umbDc
Sclcliion rWlne Wlobiiie" ie"............6 .6erberi
Wlcolcn sSiiolldc 4laniailonseicber" gonlerno
WinrlD Abe Icmpcii" .............. Broois
0ic SlernenpdnnersSeer 1814--10i4.
8nm SDluh luirh bic ftnpele on6 Qieo BON
etcrncnDnnnrt lpiecn nnb ons Nubiilnm III er'
Iioli onb Nico nlii3ullnQcn
2ns ndcbiie @onnla9s.@on5cri ilnoet i'm
FORT WlcpcurO, Eno nicbi i'm 4@utierlon'Rerf",
liaii.
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92emer EnIiagier6ieuif mad bem
Chnfer.

Die ygoltinorc.glnnopoIis Sbort
Cine" im0 oie ngoItern Shore
Stconli6ip Co." bo6en einen neuen
@oiiaoicroienit 5ipiiden Baltimore
mo ocn St0oteu an Gittfcr einoe.
ridltet. 0ic Gonlpfer Der lebteren
6rieaihoft Iegen an ser Station
Seperuiioe an ipo fie 6radt iinO
Foiiogicre fir Ods Cihtfer oufneb.
men rno 9oiioaiere rno Sroht bonn
Oitufer fir Baltimore Iauoen wer-
Ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31
Die 8fIoIterung DER
Gntam itroRe.

sSn Ser Sislng beidloB Die Filo.
iierungs geb0roe, Die glspboltirung
Der GutapitroBe, BON Baltimore bis
5ronflinitraBe, crit nah ser Ster-
nenbouner 6eier pornebmeu 81 lol'
len. Die Gomniiidre erfldrten oaB
cine 10 pihtige 8erfebrsitraBe nab.
reno Der Steruenbonner 5ecr niht
aufgeriiielt per0en ioqte. 4allf6aus.
beiibcr Yroger iiunt 10 aroBes Sn'
tereiie ou ser Gflaiterung oergutalb'
StroBe. Dab cr bon gItlautic GitD te-
lcarapbii6e slnirage 9etreiis OerGut,
ideiouna Ser GompiIiion iouote.
Sum Sdute ser @feroe.
lin por8ubeugen 0oB @ieroe anF
ocm Goucret 4ilaitcr ser Seitengai'
len anseIeiten mo Itiir5en beidloB
Die 9Silaiieruugs ge6oroe, oie
llebergduge Ser @aiien nit einer ran.
ben Sbidt iiber5ieben 5u lniienb peI-
die aus 0ies lm0 Ebeer Dergeitellt
miro. Sir oieici 3ued 6ewiaigte
oie Gorniiiion oeu 9etrag BON $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31

gl6unhcnien. Bic ben .Scniidlcn 6orres
ippnbcntcn" nIibt piiniiIirb obrr mIresel.
nla6lg erbnlieit iInb 0e6eicn, Der Office
bapun per EclepbOH Ober idriHli9 Qliis
tbelIun0 6u muben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31
0rnennnna 6es COMMANDMENTS.

5orreii.
Gruenmnus Oes @OuOermemrs.
Mod6t Oen Gg-0lidtcr W. 2oirO
Seurp BON 2ordeiter County
gum 0litgIico Der gonuniiiion fir
6ifentli6c getric6e. er-2idtcr
Seurp lit Elm Iemofrot ino tuiro
ser RodJfoIacr eiues DemofroteH.
gr.Hidjtcr @. 2oiro ScnrD aus
1orheIier : County ipurOe geItern
bon @ouperneur @olOsborougb gum
N1itgIieoe Der @omnliiiion fir Of.
fentlide gctriebe ernannt unO Oo.
Oilrb Bic oitrd Sen giidtritt Oesgor-
litenocn P6ilip .. 9airO cntitonOcne
@afan5 wieoer aiisgefiiat. Commit.
idr 9lI6ert q. Corners luuroe gum
@oriiten0et ernonut.
gei ser 9efalntgabe ser Grncu.
nlna iaetc Der @ouperueilr: SD
babe sic SteQc in Scr Gontniiiion
fir offentIihc 9etriebe, Ipelde 0iird
ocn Riidtritt 9biIip 9. 2oiro's freI
muroe. Srn @. 2nirO &enrD ans
Qorheiter County, Dem ebemaligen
9lifter am glppeIotions @eridte
bon Morplan0, angetraeen unO Die
Ter bat BEN 9lutrag angenonmen. -"
9lihter Senrp lit Elm Yionn BON un-
icb1bborem @ert6e uuo f6big Ben
i'm nm erlportenOen &flidten III
1erborragcnoer @eiie uadb5ufommen.
Sn politiiAer 8iniibt lit er Gemo-
frat un0 BEL ieiuer grnenrllng Bate
i'd nidt nur ieine 666iofeiten in 9e.
trodt ge3ogen, ionoern outb ben llnl-
Itano. ooB oenr golfe oes Stootes
ourd eincn D5iuoritGts Yertreter
nur eeoient iein oiirfte. Ger 9iidter
miro am 1. 9luouit, Dem Gage, on
peldem Gpmniii1r 2oiro 5nriidtritt,
eine 9lrbeit oufnebmen. SD babe
GommiIi1r 9llbert s.. Eopers gum
9oriibenoeu Der Gomniiiiion CT.
nonlit.~
0lidter ScurD 1T ein Better Ocs
Gonimiii1rs 9oiro. gr milroe 5it
Cambridge oe6orcn imO er5pgen inO
lit nit nielen fiibrenoen 6umilier
oes Situfers onf oos @ngIte per-
tniipft. Sein Batter ipor Goniel sc.
Senr0 m0 Dertrat emit i'm GongreB
Oen I. 2iitrift. Sein So6n ItiiOirte
oie He6tc I'M 9iireot oes gaters in0
6cgoltu and iii Cambridge 6it prafti-
5ireu. @16reno mebrerer Sabre CAB
ct eines Der ousihloege6cnOiten
ter bon Torheiter Gountp berous.
SIN Sabre 1894 tpur0e er als glah-
iolger ocs peritorbenen 9lobcrt 3.
grottan fir 0en fitr5en Gerntin i'm
GongreB erudblt. Bon @ouOerneur
Grot6ers gum 2ono Gommiiidr cr-
nouut, bcbielt er Oieien Roiten nur
peuige @odcn, ga Ell 6olo oarouf
bonn @ouperneur oo5iI auserieben
iuuroe, eine EdfonS orf Der 0lidter.
bant aus5ufiiaen. Sp1ter muroe er
gum 06erridter uuO WliteIieo oes
Expectations @eriHts ernonnt. Sn
Oieier Steae oiente er nit glns5eid-
nIng; oilrd MiBbeaigfeiten in Der
eigcilen Fortei puroe cr uidt iuie.
Oersepd6lt, uno Sobu q. 9ottiion
iuiuoe Sberridter an ieiner SteIe
AIs W2itolieo oes glppeQotiors : @ef
ridtsbofeS nodte Ct cinen 0iiultigcn
ginorld, uno ste gutideiounsen, bic
5u idreibelt er @eIcgcnbeit botte, sell
Geii groBe Sorgfolt llno gntes Stil.
oiuni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31

wnHe anr 8rlfe ms Muslnub belorat q.
Maine, ~ 4i3, ch'valiImOre'e ettaae, uabs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-04

matter for the finance committee to decide, but
whether the money asked be appropriated or not
it is unjust to speak in sighting tones OF those
who asked 1t. They, as well as the finance COM
mittee and the self-constituted guardians Of the
treasury, are working for the State, and they
have its good at heart as we'll. Moreover, they
know far better than their critics what they
need.
There Is no 'clamor' for appropriations; there
has been request that not backed with
good and substantial reasons for its making.
There Is no sign Of raid" There has been
no parasite demanding sustenance at the hands
of the State while promising no return II so,
The Virginiaa does not know 1t. and II any one
else does, he shorld specify and drop wholesale
illusions and blanket charges
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-04
IT'S HORRIBLE.

The War Between the States closed almost
fifty years ago. A few months and we will see
the forty-ninth anniversary of that occasion.
The surrender took place on April 3, 1865
These few facts of history are known to every
school child, but are repeated here for the bene.
At OF a few newspapers in the North and East,
which apparently do not know them.
John Shelton Williams is Southerner. He
was born and reared in Virginia and nearly all
of his life has been spent in that State. His
business has been Southern business and his
many enterprises Southern enterprises.
These also are facts well known-even to those
Northern and Eastern newspapers, which are
unacquainted with American history. In fact
they know them so well that they are joining
In GLORIOUS against the appointment OF John
Shelton Williams as comptroller OF the currency.
They do not know that the war Is over; they
do not know that the South Is an integral part
of the nation-though the fact is the South is
running the nation; they do not know that most
people have forgot sectional prejudices. but they
do know that John Shelton Williams is South
erner and instinetiyely their gorge rises. 1t is
ignorance they think no one outside the charmed
circle of New York finance is competent to fill
the position Of comptroller.
AS has been pointed out by the Newport News
Times Herald sectionalism also plays part in the
censure OF Secretary Daniels for accepting the
report Of competent engineers as to the loca.
ton of the new government dry-dock Phila-
delphia wanted It, though engineers find Phila-
delphia unsuitable. Philadelphia. Northern
city. was In competition with Norfolk, South
ern city. and Norfolk wins Has the world come
to an end? What rights have the South in the
United States government. True the South
made 1t and nursed It and made 1t great. but 1t
tried to secede. 1t fought against the flag.
SO Philadelphia is astounded that a Southern
city. however great It's qualifications and how
ever small her own, should secure government
dock when shea Northern city, a city which
sent troops fifty years ago to put down the re-
helion"-wanted that dock.
So New York and New England newspapers
cannot understand how any good hnancier can
come out Of Virginia They are astounded at
the very thought of such thing.
Hence the sectional cries. hence the mysteries
hence the snobbery, hence the walls arising from
the East