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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

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glmahmc cincr &crorbnunQ criu6t perocn
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bon Ger Cinun0orci6iGlcnS SiraBc bis sur 9tcii
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Der Siaoi Baltimore bcnitie SDiicm balrt
lcQen 0iii6 l0it3 6nB mo njrollN iii0i.O5
Sub uu0 lnuic1 bon 0ntn pdrnilcl 3ur @alnt
4aulagtrubC fiinliM q $50" Oilid 7i010
tun Dis siir n6rolihiien Sclic Der @imn0orcis
biQiicn Sirabe; bon % blhid. Der ntrolihtcn
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mn cine Hinic 8i nurOWncioc Die parallel
nln uub go Sub Oitim inn renten gSinfel 5lir
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6rr iiiolimiicu Sciic Der GrcilinoorciBiaiicn
GtraGe hNu1 oer iilolihlicn @eilc ocr Gre,
m0orciBiQcn Sirabc cnilano. iilolicb ST. Oh
2t" nclilid. go 6un be }lim Nndnn.
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nlic dfi ben p0Orcn Wicrioinn Der IupuGrnp0f
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ocn Nnnct onth nie dm b Seiempef lSsS
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(W0il4- 5.2t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14


0S piro Diermit Notl5 0egeteu, oaB Der
N,aOOr uuo Siaotratb hon Baltimore lni ole
glnnaDme cincr &cturonnng crlnbl meroch
miro iiir Die GDn0cmnirnun unO NrOiiuuu9 brr
Vuilf0r0a aglueuuc, NIT Ciucr grciie bon 60 SUB,
bon Dcc @lnnn0orclWAllcu SirnBe blo sur
NrciunnnrciBl9licu ShuBc Gde $40 conoeWHls
rcn0c Guuo ulro mic iol0t bcOrlebeu:
NS bcginut an Der h0it0licn Sctie Der Nrels
moorelBIeiien Sirabc 120 6uB brett In clnet
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oroinacn beiugicn glnian0apmitcS, au 0ae
hon Der G0p0QlapDiiNeA &crnelunAa Gommll
iioa Der Sinoi baltimore hcnubie SOem ba
int llcncn Uilib 5lS65 SuB nuo noroib
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ViuuinoreiBlNNcn SnaBc. bon 0n OiliM, Der
n0r0hMucn 1citc Der @iunnooreiBiDlicn GtroBe
rullana I'M cine Ginie 8u onrmiNncioen pc
pulae init uno 60 SUB plltb I'M rebleh
ge50gcn ilt oaniL bcluAicr Aejo9elcy Sinlc eli
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Ois Sur iioliNncn Gciic Der SrclmoorciBA
iien SitaBc; bon 0a, Der iiioliDlien Scie Der
1rciunooleiBQen SirdBe eniana loliO
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ian2.
Sic Gre in Der obiecn @ei4reibuuG iin6
Que uui Den maOreu Nleri0idn Der 4opoAfalDli
lhcu gSermcilunQS 0ommillion Der @taoi Ndllis
more bafrt; es iino oieiclbcu ipie Guillorof
gluelue au ocm nQemcnen SiraBcplnn my
mier3ei6neie &croronuHg l20 an9enommeIl
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81 6fncn 0eplani iii i'm glr0io oes Nilreaus
Der StruBcuourmGrnda eomnillarc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

Sircaa occ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nultim more MO. 49, Wiai 1vl1.
Gcriicpclic glnOtboic. nit ocr NulldtiN
D. 6ropoioS ior Scneral SuppicS ior 0til
Si0rclcper." an ocu pGodro OF glmnros OF
Baltimore Sin" aorcniut lucrocn im Enrcau
0ce GtuotrcgiirQiOre, NnlNbuue. Baltimore
Wlo. DIS ll0r Norm. um Niittippdl, 21 Wldl
1914. iitr sic SiclcrunG an oul SlaotSager'
Oaue &crmaiicr Der ioi9eaoen Arliiel anGenon'
men;
g6dQc Nidcu, 8idcuiicIc e@auielu Cater
ncns Gcitcuc laicrnen @laanoccn 1elle.
Gciicnpnluer. gecn. S6cncrlnppen, SDcnet
lappcn Stele mo Goileilcnp0picr
Spejiiluiioncn ilno iu &iiycau ocs Sidot'
GoHtroicara BON ocm SiootSa0er0aue Serpal'
ter CrOdlilt0.
TcScm 9roe6ni mb elm bcqau6gier GDcd
bcS 9ieicrS fir 5000 on ben Ninbor mn @igoi'
ltup uun Naumurc Do, out0 cine oGlcarln9
@ouc Nani" 50bbar. 6ciacQt lcin-
SIC Ooniruii Ncbbroe bcbult ltd oae Hcd)l
por, iracno ciu o0er ale Nngcboie jn nermeri
fen,
GtGoprulmdlor 81 beidiigcn IT. i'm NeiraA
0cS Gontgalie8 iDiro bonn eroAreidcn Neitt
Oerlan0i.
O60ueS gGuiOn,
GiaotsGn9cr0aua &crpQier.
QeiidiiGt:
ienip 9riiiocui Der GOHirait 8ebbroe.
(Nlai1it0,25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

ual bon ser 9lm Beet Sugar So" in ieineni Sobres-
bcd)tc gcougt Gie gctrebsergcbniiic 0cr Gecaibait
uaren in Dem lebten 8etrie6sia6re ciue ngintigcn,
rot Der 3etpegen Demoralilirmg 0es 9tob3udermart.
tcS in ocrcn Gcrla Scr @rcis ir ancraniidcn 3uder
maeid6r Inn oen @croa oea irii6ercn Ginoangs8oaes
geoQcn lit Do0egen parcu sic 9etrcbsfoen 60ber ais
iii iriibwen Sobrcn mo es lit aBaoem Die @rtrags-
d5igteit inter Der Grbo6lug Der Steuern. Somet Die
2un0mrtbiait an 0cr 9iiibeBudcr.Snotre 6et5eiligt
W tat oiee iton begonuen, ic1 Oeu OerdnOerten Ser
bdlmieu on5upoiicn, 0enn 0ie eit6er Dem 9hi6enbou
0iencnOen 2dnoTcim baben i'm rinO 5wan3ig @ro5ent
a6aclonuel neil Die 3udcrabriien ole 9lbno6me Don
9iiiben nbt mc6r garontrcn t0nnen i0 nuBer0cm Der
cen guuun gepd6rc &ibcnpreis 3iriidgcgongen it, oa
Gie 6ubriten 0cn 9an5crn ole Nninbr-Stoen ouigebr.
oct 6a6en Gs deint Oa6er arcrmcOlid 0oB nit iber'
ndditenl Sabre oe ehua 5wau5ia Sa6rcn einge6re
3nderri6en-S{ultlr cinge6en miro als ndt oic 9cae-
RING 0ird Giniiibrnng ongemeencr 9fob3udcr50ae Die
Gui Soften 0es coniunrcn0cn BublIius ougepdppctc
Sn0uiric am 2e6cn crbdlt Ias @in0cbc Scr Sn0iitre
mare fir ocn 9ationol g9o6lianO fcn menbringIicber
@crhtl 0cnu sic 2Gioucicl mcldc eet 0cm 9i6ai non
}GTriiben 0ienG, f0mltcn misunderstanding ogor
6eiicr oiSgeniiBt mcrOen ais r bic Den 9oocn ucror.
mcn0c &ii6cnfhu 9llS sic 96cn3uder Snouitrie bier
5ucrit sur iaBic gaiIbe man anidnglid ooB oaourdl
0ic 1crridaft oeS 3uderriN5 ge5rodcn mer0cn ionc,
lnl0 pcride0cnc Saoten crmtbigten o9ar Ocu glnban
non Mii6cn ourd @Gu06rma Don &r0uticn. Gs warcn
cood) falm cingc Sabre ms 2anO acgon0cn ais Die
.9lnl Sugar &ciinng 60" ouc) 0ic 9u6en5uder@rcls
gung bc6crrdte imo 9biabgcbietc nO srcc in Dcr gc
den Qgeiic rcacue pic sic @nhl6r mo 9tafnrmg oes
9o03udcrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14
@cfnnntmndlnnncn.
Nnrean aes @eOanoc.aMMeIt0rs.

Z, WIUI WI.
Gs miro bicrmii bciauui gcGebcH oaB g.
9macoit aemdb Der an 10. Sln 1908 uus
iCr8enneicl &crorouunQ gr. loo, gblOnlit
a. @arnQrop6 2 ODic am 27 gioutnlbcr 1911
Gmcuoiri Inn @rlanbniB nahgeiuot BAT bic
gnucicn 9lr. 17i4-1G Srcocrid glOcmc. ais
cine gniomo6u Hepdraiur. 0aruQe 5u gebran'
c5en uno i5 &Ieroeraite IN Wloioren 81 ins
liauiren
(liai12-15) @eOduoe Snpeitur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14
ScrmiidJtc Slnsciscm.


Sir oic biccn 3eibeH ireuen Nitaciiibls aes
leaeni6 oes idpcrcn &eruilcs, ben iCb uno
meine sinoer onrh ocn lribcn 900 meiner
mir 10 hbWuuS ibcuern Satin iino Wuiier,
9lunu Wlarid Mlnrnnretba Shnio, erliiteH. ia
&c id inuiQiten Gdnf @cionbcrs Dem Sas
mcaucrcin mo Der @cocbrieiion oca p0eni'
ideu MrieOerbunhes" uno Dem Srauenbuno oe5
Ii@e 0lnmenea0en oie ireuen @croeuiie Der
OHlhlGicnen cOricu.
fNnOitn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14
glhrcnn scr elrahcnanrN1raAS 0nmmIIlarr.

9iHrcnn ocr GtrdRcnourflbruhs Nnnniiinrc.
baltimore 90 elpril i0t4
Sic cfroscnour@6rumS GomHiidre mabca
biernt in llchcrciuilimmrlo nit ocn &alils
mnrer SiaoisGburicr 1922. shihniit bcinmt.
0aG e bic criic &criammlun9 QW Snnnrrlian,
bcn nairuD ,manlioIen SGa i'm Mai 1914, Nors
WiiaoS n ll6r, hi tciu grrc0 ocr@ommNdre,
im Mutbpnnic abbaidi merhen nm ole @pl'
madii ans alibcn uuh bic hucn iiberltd0enet
uno non i0ncn pcrlnnoicn &ill0icn 6u criiinen
i'm 9circii Ncr 6rnocmuirnua MN GmiiclMnq
Scr NNiam. 1trnhc, bon ocrEtpdhohn sirdGc bis
sum Nfioo,e Brand eca %ninpSco 6hilce. nit
GiYabc BON Scr GiodOo,m sirabe DIS M eincr
0nic Go GnG iiinln odpon nm parauel naSn
ncndh sci an TO. gIuomii 1909 nnicBeimnclcn
Elor0m1a Nr. 3sI oce N'a0oto llo St0ot
Guarnc & Girnnuon,
Suhn s. @nnfDrn
0nrrD u. &cMlcN,
@onmiidre
GuacnC q. Hsbnrrs,
(9lpyoi .2s W;a512 GIerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14
Nlnrnnrrfhn QSnnImnnll-

SIS nar0 p6oNm i'm 10 QeDensia6r Ml0r.
Qnrc.na @untmann Nie 0ccrnQlnQ iiuoct
Tcnncr,nn, 9nMmiiaa5 ll0r bon Der geoh'
muQ ibrco SAmicecyio6nc3 0rn. &arl Clieri
mcOcr VT. 2O00, gSciiH Hrntt StrnRe, ans au
bcn gouoon @nrf Srico0oic' iiait.
tlHQi t9Af4O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

gScun bic %rop6e5eiuue Ocr @rOGi3itOneu OaR
mir bis 1920 rationale &ro6ibHon 6abcn wer0cn, in
GriiiImq gd6t oanu per0en bic Der Staatcn @ilionen
6rer bcitcn 9rgcr pclieren ginc Nlalicnausponoe-
ryma scr 6ccr ibrrtcn 9iiraer nod europa wro ott
in0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14
lQIu5 ser ~ D. Slddta]eliunq' D

lQIns oer ugltJ. Slaul25VHNtg J
1ic Maben5idcr2nouitric IN 0en Mer 1taoien t
ern llnteraafac prcisgcgelcn aas oie 9lc9cnng Der
cinhemidcn 3udcr@roolton, Dem Wan pm 9o0r'
sndcr III eouiiauo uc ocr ndcrriioenlilttr " Gali
iornicn, Colorado ll0 9tebrasa teiueH 3oliUub eli
rannf. Iies i'll scr SdluB 5n pctcn @ralioeat Gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

@ur 5uci qsodcn nod unroC naS ucriidcrt Ole rel
dcu 0crlancr Iccu 6egieria ocm uorooluerfaniidW
@n0rnaln0 in &era GrB al Die Ge6le 5n ia0rcn
@eiac Ore@ql iic i@ alt ocn Nols nm nncr6o6 pm
8imiious sdjusuic 5 aeanaen e0e Siao iie erwiiden
iomt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

@S nar6 am f2 lQai Snlia 05ulih, In 6t
rem TO- QebcnSidbrc oclichic Satin oeS pcrs
ilorbcncn 0cnm 06nld SrCnHoc mo &ers
mun6ic Der Somilc limo cHoelaoen oem Set
mcnbeNinouiB BON Ner gNobnina iOrcr loMier.
QScii Sorrc @utf am Srelian 10 nor Wlor
Gems nti5umohncu Nciictna ptioaim
(WtQif4 tl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14
aie LGcrnI oenfrn0cn glaracr @aItmurels oAten uor

DC libcrd 0cnicn0cN Wiraer |aItImOrea loIten ODr
Dem 1ta0irat6S.Gomit fiir @oli3c uiO @e1ngniB er
dcincn uno oie 9lunohmc ser &eror0nnq perlangen
meIdc oaS @acbalipcl Scr g(natcw.Glubs am Soui-
taa clou6t Snloerte Siinalingc mirocn oa0urb bon
0ctl @ciud Scr pcrrbrerii6ci &cr0nii0nnaSpldbc an
gad uno 04ioolc-9hper obac6aten mcroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

0iccnaeu, Sic ii6er gSm. $. guSeriou'S sdJeiOen
inbrtcn wcroen nod ulO nad 81 Der Ginldt fomnen
oaB cr Der ,ible6ieitc" Superintendent Der 9nt-So-
loon.Qiao BON @orDlono nod auge nid)t mar. @lare'
lcnO BAT pom 1tanOpmc 0e Iibcralcn G6cilcs Der @c
rolfcrlua 6etraChiet lBmeiel6oit cincn id)ledlten
Nanid Qenodt Ger cb0c Superintendent Der @nti-
galoop-2iga Boiior E6omas 9l @are, ma@t nd)t piel
Spcrtaid man beperlt ieinc 9iupccn6et falinl a5er
ien gc6eimeS g9rtc nlat ii) pl6Blid bcmcrfbor Sin
9efltat oeicS rlt6geu gSirtcuS 1T Die StaatSFro66i-
iious. .Gonpcnon bic sur Belt in Baltimore tagt. 800
Iclc0atcn aus aIci E6eileu oes Saatcs ncbmu an Scr
Convention S6cil &on Or @ore I0nnen 0ic @cgncr
scr &ro0bitionsbcmc9imN lerneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14
81 l1rt GierlnIan6e mit 6er

SIS 66rt Gicr5nlauOc NIT Scr 9ieoolucruirt6idaft
ocnn sod bao omi6ic0encs oii Sn G0iraao Fat Gin
Mom in einem 5traBen6a1npoaen ON 6ea6tcn Gogc
Sen 1dofncr ncocrgeihoiicl pc er ibnl ooS 1paden
i'm @aac utcriogt 6aHc g9ir idpGrmcn nidt iiir Oic
Iooesroic o6cr in 6ieem Sale piiBten uir mirflih
falm cine uil6crc 5raic. PHI alc Sale oltc elm fol-.
c)cr acrl fir INNER uniddoHd geniod5t meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

SGOmaS GjorOOu SogcS ais GanOioai fiji sic Demo.
fratiDe Nomination iiir sen @luoes Scnat2 Gr mar
Gin aiter 02ouorl g9aum ion udli, ucn Serr src.
iton ridt ieiu eiaencr 9}oMfoqT 3u mer0m minibt,
a6crmals fir ooS Naporsomt oellen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14
QInllo gJ}orin Cum.

@ ll1rU am l3 Nlni lNlll glnun WinrIf
eanh gHiiue BON 1aiob Gam, I'M gllrr nol
so Sa1rcn I M'onaen uno 3 Gdoen in VI
rcr NobminQ 9ir. 1915, Cit.gnmbGros StrdRc
Die Nccrbipung fuoci nm Sunutaa, gadlniit
inaS ll0r aui Gem MT 9armcl'S 'Srleobot'
Haiti
92n Die SriehcnSbnmcn ueb'n.
Qeo Der Shmcr3 Der @roc lpcdlt
2Sinii EN- icliscs MicocrlcDN;
Sicics Slid boii Gu errei6t.
(Wlaiii ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

Giucu rcdt ucrudntacu Bedding 6a6cn bic SnnOeS-
9a6rumgsmittel-S Snpctioren aeeaBt. Sct Dem grlaB
ocs @eieBeS gegen Gcridlidmg DON &a6rmgSmtteln
noei man oui Der Gillette 3abreidcr 9rtife oen Ser.
mcrf. .@uaranccO un6er t6c 5000 au0 Irg act" Iic-
fer @ermcrf Bat i'm @6lfm pelia1 bic gInld)t beroor-
aeren bic 9cn6et Der berccn0en gSaare mcroc Onrd)
sic @m9eSregcrlmg pcrbirgt Gas lit a6cr nic5t 0cr
6o0 0ic &egierm0 garantirt gar nid)ts. Scr Ser.
mcr 6c0clict eoglid OaB DER 6obriia gcieBlidl iir
0c 9eiii6cit eincr @anrc uerantUouliCb it, Nesbalb
ina ser &crmcrl pom 0}ai ndhiien Sa6reS o6 inter.
6lcibcr nu0 oe 6abrilonten iolen 0ca &dnOcrn cine
orctc @oronc 9cben Dob bel Der @criicllmg Der Pr
tilel sic aciebIiAel &cpmrngcn acnou bcolgf mur-
0u IoS III ser redte 8ea. IoOurd miro oic &erant-
pormg ir bic @cioGug pcs @cicbcs oa0n 0ele0t
no6n c le66rt uu0 Srri6imer t0nncu midi mebr aui-
lcnmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

y NooS, qcndb Der am TO- Snni 1908 unier,
Bc0nctcn Neror0nunq glr 1866. 9biMnii A.,
Haraerap6 10 (tpic am 27. giopember 1911
Qfacnoirt) I'M @rluubniB naAgeiu6i bat pic
gNliueien gtr 2i1-15, 8cO 6-s-lD, ais cine
Nleiiinas@iebere benuben III oirien.
Is, 6. StubDs,
(Mai12-t5) G5cbdnoesSnipeIior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14
9(n sic 0amen.

Sie cn5iar sGnle IN ocr etaot..
lluicrc GdbsNidiicn iebt oien, Sunle SdHen,
pclde bic SleioermaGerMit mad Den ncuelien
Wiet6ooen erlerncu mullen ionnen ote9 ~ iuts
errei6cn llnieryi0t Wioreens, Ga6miiid9s mo
gl0enoS @eonemc GuHoen, SIN &anle be-
nonnenc Mrbeiicn f6unen mdbrenh nes lnier'
ridts iortQCebt pcrben OrilH0liher unicrs
rdi I'M @imuri bon WAiieru erihcilt gldbere
gusunft i6riiil1 ooer milnolidl bel 6ri.
Nn6crs, 9ir. 302, gIeit Sarntuga StraRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

Sine ncnc 5laage anf ocm gScltmecr: oic nnsarIdjc
g8ic oas @a6e mel0et oa ndd1iiens euc maar6c
5diis9ceaoit acgrin0et wcrom fir ocn 9crte6r gpi
id)cn 8hmc uno 9i0u gorf 0crcn Sdiiie inter Der u-
gorbcn 6laaoc eacIn iolcH Gas Selbhtduoiatcts.
aciii6 Scr @aQoorcn tritt iulncr ochli@cr 3n Gage
eos miro cs mcr0c wenn 5ra5 Soiep6 bic 9lugcn iiir
inner 3lnuadt2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

,(m oc6cu ser muocrucu Gran GcCt cs 5ucimal
qmacn6idc ieli0cn 9Qeineins Dor Der Nerobmg no
ua6 scr 16eiom0. Dic 0an5 Gra9renen 6c5anpten,
oic cecrcn cicu SIC 6duitcn 8eil ic cuc ucuc Scr
lobong in 9nsiidli itclci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14
0annlfafter 2gorGsfef- @arG.

Ser .gannIinicr %oliScIl%crein" beebri lih
ieinen Srcunben mo Gereiucn an5n3elGcH, ban
er onS %eiieriorn'i6e Srunoe9eli1nul 5mil0en
men bat nno Dem pcrebcen %ublitrnn iiir Nb'
bnlhng ton Yicnics uno Seitlicbicicn empneblt
Sir 9uaimii mcNcll Nele4nnA oes BarlS
luciioe man id enhueoer on N. g. gGicncielo,
Nr 2Ot9. @en@rattstr oocr an Trand
Snntrr 9r. AS. Hniun-IUcnnc, ooer oirs.t I'M
Gurl Ie.cpbon: Gi!a,ur 304 9R.
Tlrrficr NiuNnnn Uun Der Srcbcrid' HudA.
(Neh2I .3Ddc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-14

@altmorc, A. Nlai 1914.
Ger GtaoisGjcumctcr uiro am Sicntag, 10.
Nlni 1914 mli Dem &lnbe erl0elHen nm cas-
giipcdur ser 9ioolcsShaRc, bon Wldoiion9Oes
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27
There VIII be Lots Of New Dresses

ready for your seeing. They are new and
novel a. the suits here arc frooLs OF silks,
gsbardincs, serge and other fashionable WOODEN,
with the new touches 10 make them attractive
as new as can be had in their iashions-some
very charming basque fashions among them.
Prices range rom $500 to $500 Visit the
ANNEX.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-07
OPPENHEIM SUES
METROPOLITAN co.
LAWYER Who Was Disbarred
Eleven Years and Then Rein
stated Asks 100000.

BENJAMIN Oppenheim, who for eleven
wears suffered the disgrace Of having
been disbarred by the Appellate d.
vision on charges of subornatlon or
pcriury and then had the case reopened
with the result that he was reinstated
to practice, fled suit yesterday IN
the Supreme Court for $3OO.OOO dam
ages against the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company, which he holds re.
sponsiblc for his disbarment, and
against all the persons who were at
that time directors Of the company.
Among the defendants is Henry A. Rob
inson, formerly general counsel Of the
Metropolitan company, who was nm
self disbarred year after the rem
statement Of Oppenheim.
The charge against Oppenhelm was
that he had coached witnesses Tor
Harriet Nugent, who recovered So
600 verdict against the metropolitan
for the loss Of leg. Hamilton Odell,
who heard the case against Oppenhelm,
recommended his diabarment The wit
ncsses against him we're furnished by
the Metropolitan. It was not until
eleven years had elapsed that Open
helm discovered vouchers showing pay
ment to the witnesses against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-07
SUBWAY LINK BIDS IN
Diagonal Station in AID 81
To Be Part Of Plan.

Rids were opened yesterday by ths
Public Service Commission Tor INV
construction of the diagonal subway
station in 42d ST. and the link between
tho existing subway and the new Lex
iny,on nv. subway. The lowest bidder
was the Rapid Transit Subway Con
struction Company s3,O97, 900.
The station includes connection
with the Stcinwsy tunnel, an entrance
IN the Grand Central Terminal ana
with the Hudson tunnels,
vben completed, from Sixth av. and
33d st. I am,
tracts for the installation OF the thlrd
vail in the Fourth av. subway, BROOK .
lyn. and for the building OF additional
tracks on the Broadway elevated line
IN Rrooklvn between llavemeyer 81.
and Myrtle av. :A ILL.,
cancellation Of the contract with INC
Dock Contracting Company Tor that
portion Of new subway pet"
RIoocker At. and Union Square was re-
fused by the commission, Co,ninis
.ioner Cram being the only member TO
side with the Brcklayer8 and stone
Masons' unions. which allege the com
many il violating the law IN the pro-
visions governing eight hours work'
nrevailing rate of wages ana anti-alIen
emnlovment. Chairman Mccall sald
tbe record showed the violations mad
been corrected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-07
HEINZE ON STAND
IN GOULD SUIT
Tells Why He Retired as
President of Mercantile
National Bank.

+. Augustus Heinze took the stand IN
his own behalf yesterday IN the gu
preme Court in the suit brought
against him by Edwin Gould TO recov-
or on notes the defendant gave HIM IN
payment for shares Of stock OF the
Mercantile National Bank. Mr.. llclnzc
told why he retired from the prcsl-
dcncy Of the bank. which Office he &C
auircd after he bought the stock from
Mr.. Gould.
81 was told to get out by the New
York Clearing House Committee" ne
said. "and ! got out" lie denied, how
ever that he was responsible for the
deposits Of the Mercantile dropping
from S20.0OO,000 to about sI.OOO,0oO:
The deposits Of many banks had
shrunk. he said, at the time, which was
during the panic Of 1907
Charles ". Morse. formerly ono OF
Mr.. lIcinzc's associates, was in court
Yesterday. lie figures in the proceeding
as one OF the persons who recommend
ed the purchase of the bank stock to
Heinze. Morse will be a witness at the
trial. Heinzc said Morse suggested
that he buy 5000 shares Of bank stock
at 32j share and that Morse prom
iscd to take half interest.
Mr.. Heinze's contention is that the
Mercantile National Bank was IN bad
condition when he took charge, and that
the stock sold TO him by Mr.. Gould
and several other persons was not OF
the value nc sellers represented. lie
refused, therefore, to meet the notes
he gave in payment.
al had my suspicious" said Mr..
Heinze. but did not find out the real
condition Of the bank, the absence OF
buried assets and financial Irregular
ties until after was indicted on 100
counts by the New York District Attor-
ney in 1905 for alleged maladministra-
tion Of the banks funds
Heinzc bought 5000 shares OF the
stock from Gould and his associates.
After he obtained control Of the insti-
tuition he was elected pres dent, with
d salary of $4,000 year Be
cause of his active interest in more
than twenty mining corporations, how
ever. lleinze said, he was unable to
give all his time TO the duties Of the
bank presidency. He turned over his
work TO the late Miles VI. O'Brien. vice
president Of the bank. who was TO re-
ceiye d salary Of $4,000 a year.
Mr.. Heinze said he didn't collect his
salary from the bank, the money being
used to pay Mr.. O'Brien. The witness
said he had not examined the assets
and liabilities Of the bank until his
resignation. in 1907, and that he still
owed the Mercantile more than $780,
600. The trial will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-07
PLEA FOR HIGHER RATES
Northern Pacific Stockholder
Urges Action.

The annual meeting Of stockholders
Of the Northern Pacific Ral'-ay yes
terday IT the Offices Of the company in
the Mutual Life Building was featured
by the plea Of G.. A. Buder, st. Louis
stakeholder, for higher railroad rates.
He appeared as the representative Of
he shareholders in Missouri. who
thought that the railroads should not
await action by the Interstate Com
merce Commission, but should take up
the matter with the individual state
commissions.
At the suggestion of William p.
Clough, chairman Of the board, Mr..
Buder introduced a resolution that the
directors do everything in their power
TO conserve and increase the revenues
of the company and its proprietary
companies. The resolution was unani-
mously adopted.
In his discussion Mr. Buder said
that the press of st. Louis. and to a
great extent throughout the State OF
Missouri, was strongly urging higher
rates. and that the general public was
beginning 10 indorse the idea.
Northern Paciiic's income last year
/ available for interest and dividends
was $27 .9S6.65S, a decrease Of S9jl $40