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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
MIGRATORY WORKERS
TO MARCH TO CAPITAL
HObOes Are TO Go on TO Washington
to Protest Against Present Lack
OF Employment.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-Plans
are under way for a concentration of
thousands Of migratory workers." as
hoboes call themselves these days. to
assemble in this city during the sec
ond week in April for the purpose Of
starting several regiments on a march
to Washington.
The plans call for the division of
the local contingent into five regi-
ments, each commanded by colonel.
J. Eads How, the millionaire hobo,
will be commander-in-chief while
Will Quirk, secretary of the Brother
hood Association of Migratory Work
ers, will be his staff officer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
BOND BROKER KILLED
AFTER BEING ARRESTED
Had Told Wife That He Would Never
he Taken Alive-Puiled Revolver
From His Pocket.

OMAHA. Neb.. March 9.-Just as he
was being placed under arrest here
Sunday for forgeries committed in
Los Angeles, Muskogee, Oklahoma
and other places. J. II. Hooper, once
a we'll known bond broker OF Sioux
City, Iowa, pulled a revolver from his
pocket and was shot through the
heart, dying instantly
Whether his pistol was fired acct
dentally or Intentionally the police do
not know. Ten minutes previous to
his death, Hooper told his wife that
he would never be arrested alive.
Mrs Hooper says she begged her
husband to go with her to Central
America and both go to work to pay
up his forgeries, but he refused to
consent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
COMMITTEE TO HEAR
MINE UNION LEADERS
Pres. Meyer and Others to Tell of
Conditions During CaIu-
met Strike.

CALUMET, Mich, March S.-The
congressional subcommittee on mines
and mining left Sunday for Chicago,
where Pres. Meyer and other officers
of the Western Federation of MIXERS.
and witnesses for the state militia
will be heard Monday, after which
the committee Will return to Wash
ingtOn.
The committee members expect
much good legislation will result from
the Colorado and Michigan investiga-
zion which will improve conditions
greatly between employers and en-
ployed. The sessions here ended Sat-
urday night.
During a small riot by strikers at
Quincy Sunday night, two Finnish
strikers were arrested for alleged in
timidation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
AFFINITY EARLE HAS
NOTHING FOR REPORTERS
lie and Miss Hartmann VIII Leave for
BIois-Cautioned Not TO Talk
For Publication.

ROMORANTIN, France, March g.
companion. Miss Charlotte Hermann,
were released from prison shortly
after midnight Sunday morning and
went at once to the Hotel Lion Dor,
where they retired Immediately. Late
in the day they started for Blc's.
Earle seemed tongue-tied when
questioned as to his future plans. His
lawyer advised him not to talk while
the subject of his expulsion was pend
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09

the Holy Name society basketball
team of this city got away with a
running start, and took the college
boys by a score of 81 to II. The
local boys made nine counters before
the varsity five got together. The
first half ended with the score of IL
TO six in the Holy Names favor
The Hagerty- Sullivan combination
was at it's best. and time after time
the twain would take it the length of
the floor for nice losses into the cage.
They were lucky with their long shots
also, and at the end of the second
half. the score sheet gave Sullivan four
goals and two free throws and Hag-
erty five goals and three free throws.
At the end of the first half. C..
Guthrie took Sullivan's place at for
ward, and the latter played running
guard in the place of Vennet.
Lineup and summary:
Holy Name (31) st. Joseph 40
Right Forward
Hdgerty .............. SCHeleilSel
Left Forward
Sullivan, G. Guthrie. ...... Murphy
Center
Right Guard
Vennet. Sullivan .... Monahan
Left Guard
Goals-Hagerty. 5; Sullivan. A; Nj.
Guthrie. 3; Schellenger, 2; Murphy,
1; Derry. 2; Monahan, 2. Free Throws
-Hagerty. 3 Sullivan. 2; Schellenger:
g. Referee-Fitzgerald. Time or
Halves-20 minutes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
M'GRAW is OFF FOR
GIANTS TRAINING CAMP
Takes Along Four Regulars Including
the Famous u. III. Mike
DOnlin.

NEW YORK. March lied bv
Manager John J. McGraw. four Giants
and =. ]. COtter. a new catcher VINO
is going to be tried out, left here sun
day for Marlin. The party was ag-
cOmpanied by numerous baseba
one Of the parties going south is
Nike DOnlin- back in the old Giant
uniform again. The others Were
Larry Doyle. Fred MerkIe and Jim
Thorpe.
Gov. John *. Tener. president 90
the National league. who has been
here in consultation with Ban John
son and Garry Hermann In regard
to the proposed sale of the Cubs. re-
turned Sunday % Harrisburg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
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ANN ARBOR.-The latest dance in
stituted at the university of Michigan
is the ''B. V. d. Hop The letter
are the campus names for the COM
bined functions OF three honorary So
cleues, the Barristers, the Vulcans and
the Druids.
INDIANAPOLIS.-Two men have
asked police TO find their wife. the
same woman, and neither knows that
the other is searching for her. She
IS Mrs. Annie ConrOy, and police say
she married both mer and left them.
They say she is now seeking further
adventure.
CALUMET, Mich.-That the riot
Christmas night incident to the fire at
the annual celebration in Italian hall
was started by a Citizens Alliance"
man, was the testimony of Mrs. Jo-
sephine Leskela, before the congress
sional committee, the woman declar-
ing that she saw the labor union but
ton in the mans coat lapel.
Ralston for the 29th time attended the
Boone County Democratic convention.
presiding as chairman.
LOGANSPORT. = Oscar Newport
has on exhibition four mosquitoes
which he found in his front yard.
They are alive and are believed by
the owner to be sure sign of the ap-
prOach of spring.
ROCHESTER. = Three dogfish,
weighing 10 pounds each. were caught
in a sein at Lake Monitor.
GRAND RAPIDS.-Grieved over the
drowning of his son, Karl Kalkbenner,
retired saloon keeper, ended his life
with a bullet and was found dead in
the barn by his wife who is suffering
a severe mental attack.
DETROIT-JamesP helan, Judge Of
recorders court. granted a change of
venue TO Monroe county in the cases
of Thomas Gilman and other alder
men. former members OF the city
council to be tried on bribery
charges.
HOUGHTON, Mich.-The defense of
Sheriff Cruise against the charges of
on-administratiOn of justice. during
the strike, has been started before the
congressional investigators. John
Hid, mine emplOye. testified that he
was one of the guards shot at by the
strikers at the mine.
LANSING Search is being made
for the wife of Richard Baldwin, who
sustained serious injuries from bullet
wounds alleged were caused by his
wife Myrtle, following quarrel
DETROIT.-The republican state
central convention will be held March
%, probably at Grand Rapids, accord
ing to a call made by Chairman Al
exander Groesbeck, of the state COM
mittee.
DETROIT. - Five hundred men
Joined in the chase of a purse snatch
er who was operating in the down
town district. John Collins, "a. who
says he is a barber of Buffalo, was ar
rested.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09

"I was desperate, for, oh! I DID
WANT MY LITTLE GIRL so badly.
so 1 resolved to take the law into my
own hands and steal my baby. ] went
to Orlando. Fla, and, entering my
former father-in-law's home. l took
little Katherine and smuggled her in
to a huge racing auto.
Il went across half of the entire
state TO DaytOna, thereby throwing
the pursuers of of my trail
1T was wild midnight ride
through the Florida everglades. a 100
mile race through dark jungles and
over forest roads. But I had one OF
the most daring drivers in Averima at
the wheel.
katherine was legally given to me
by a Spokane judge after the kind
hearted man had learned the full de-
tails of the case"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
STICK OF DYNAMITE
FOUND NEAR CHURCH
Explosive Discovered Near st. Mark s
Where I. w. w. Men Were
Given Shelter.

NEW YORK, March "a ten-ineh
stick of dynamite which had evidently
been hurled at the building. was found
Sunday afternoon about eight feet from
st. Marks church. Second av and
Tenth ST., where Frank Tannenbaum's
/. w. w. army got shelter and food
a week ago.
The discovery was made by Frank
Mann, custodian of the church. and
Inspector owen Egan of the bureau of
combustibles, declared that there was
sufficient dynamite in the stick to have
blown the church TO atoms if it had
struck il.
The explosive was found near the
grave from which the body Of A. 7.
Stewart was stolen many years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
TENEMENT BURNS.

MONTREAL, Que. March 9.-One
hundred and twenty persons were
made homeless Saturday by the de-
struction OF a big tenement house on
Bordeaux st. by fire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
HARD TO DETERMINE.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-"The in
vestigation now under way by the in
terstate commerce commission will
show the exact profits derived by j.
p. Morgan and company in handling
New York New Haven and Hartford
securities" said Judge Charles A.
PrOuty, former commissioner of the
interstate commission, Sunday.
When told that the Morgan compa-
nv in letter to Howard Elliott, chair
man of the board of directors of the
road. had affirmed that their profits
for the past twenty years in hadling
these securities had been only $780,
600, Judge Prouty said:
Maybe so. Profit is term hard
to interpret, 1t is all a question of
what you mean by profit. The Nor
gan firm denies any profit from the
West Chester road project. They may
not have made any profits, but their
commission, as L remember, amounted
TO something more than S1,500,00O."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
HOLY NAME TEAM
TAKES EASY VICTORY
IT. Joseph College Five Never i'm the
Running-Final Score
i 81 To IL.


IN its game with St. Joseph col
lege Saturday night at Rensselaer,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
MORGAN FIRM 8
ACTUAL PROFITS
HAVE BEEN SMALL
Issue Statement to Effect That
During Twenty Years Only
S350,000 Was Made by
New Haven Deals.

NEW YORK, March 81. p. Nor
gan and company, the bankers who
have dominated the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad and
brought it to grief. gave out a state
ment Sunday night purporting to show
that in 20 years the actual profits
made by the firm as fiscal agents have
been only $35O,OOO.
The firm has handled as syndicate
amounting to more than S33O,OOO,OOO.
The profits stated by the firm are
! arrived at by deducting losses from
some securities from profits made on
other securities, the result being a fl
nal profit of $35O,0O0 or an average
of $17 500 a year. The firm says that
il has also held as banker an average
cash deposit of the New Haven and its
allied companies amounting to $14,-
600, 900. Its profits on this average
cash balance is not included in its
stated profits from commissions.
The charge made by the interstate
commerce commission and other pub
| lie authorities against the Morgan
| firm was not that it had made unlaw
/ tul or improper commissions on sales
| Of securities but that it had grossly
| miSmanaged the New Haven railroad,
paid extortiOnate prices to buy out
| competing trolleys, steamships,
| wharves and franchises having no
proper relation to the New Haven, vio-
| lated the antitrust law, starved the
| operating department. the road bed
and equipment in order to spend the
money lavishly to buy out competitors
and finally brought to the verge of
! bankruptcy the richest railroad prop
erty in the United States save one.
Makes No Answer.
/ j. p. Morgan and company make no
/ answer to these charges.
Their statement is in reply to a let
ter from the new chairman of the New
] Haven, Howard Elliott, in which he
said he had been asked by our di-
\ rectOrs and others about the transac-
tions between the firm and the rail-
! road from Jan. ]. 1894, when the firm
/ of DreXel. Morgan and company. act
ed as financial agents of the system,
up to Dec. 4, 1913, when ]. p. Morgan
J and company, withdrew as the fiscal
tagents Mr.. Elliott's letter adds:
| Although / have no official right
to the information it would assist me
greatly if you would be willing to fur
nish me a statement showing the prof
its realized by your firm from the sale
of securities purchased from the New
! Haven company, or from any of its
subordinate companies"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09

LET MURDOCH CLEAN
And press your next suit. Join his
pressing club. Phone 6421. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09
THE MEDIUM

us there any way of crossing the
social chasm?"
Sure! Bridge"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09

DETROIT. - Five hundred men
Joined in the chase of a purse snatch
er who was operating in the down
town district John Collins, "a. who
says he is a barber of Buffalo, was ar
rested.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09

LANSING -Search is being made
for the wife of Richard Baldwin, who
sustained serious injuries from bullet
wounds alleged were caused by his
wife Myrtle, following a quarrel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09

DETROIT.-James Phelan, judge OF
recorders court, granted a change OF
venue TO Monroe county in the cases
of Thomas Gilman and other alder
men. former members OF the city
council, to be tried on bribery
charges.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-09

GRAND RAPIDS.-Grieved over the
drowning of his son, Karl Kalkbenner,
retired saloon keeper. ended his life
with a bullet and was found dead in
the barn by his wife, who is suffering
a severe mental attack.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08
G6rtcn i6reu scclloracr.

@oitor s. @b. 0cilniobouien bon iei-
nen &irhenmitgte0ern nit Sc
ihenfeu erfreut. 9lbidIuB Der
goloencn Subelfeier.
Sin ent3iidenoer 8eigen nitsge-
fiibrt bon iiber 200 in leuhteuoes
@eiB gefIeioeten &tnoern eroffnete
sic n0.SeitIidfeit, peIde 0ie ct.
Stepbani. .@emeinoc seitern 6il @bren
i6res 8oitors, Or. 3. 9b. Sennig-
bouien onldBlid ieiues 50.iabrigen
glmtsiubildms in oen aus Oieiem
glnlaB prddtig 6eforirten 9i6unrlid-
fciten Der SonntogsiduIe 0eranital-
rcic. 8meimaI ging Oie tleine Sdaor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08

Gil i6rem Yoltor Oorbei bei'm oritten
W1ole iiberrcihte ibni ieoes DER 9iu-
Der nit einem ortieen &nir cine ouf-
ienoe 9nmc. Gin prdbtiges 9ou-
Quet aus wciBen Gbrpiantemeu mur-
Sc Dem Snbilar Johann bon oerSonn-
togSiAulc unO elm 5pcitcs ieiner
Satin bon Dem Su9cnoperem iibcr-
rcidt. Ger 6rouenpcrein iiberoo6
@oitor &ennig6oiiien einen eoloenen
Gbrcnfron3. pornuf @r. aorl 9lbbou
oos @ort ergriff mo Die bon reidcn
@eifoa gefolgte SSeltreoe 9ieIt. gln
Shluiie ieiner glniprohe iiberreihte
or Dem Subilor inn glomen Der Sc
meinoe cine goloene @0rie nit
uicbpcrpicgcuoem" SSnbolt- gIoh
herrliden Gborgeidnqen uno Coli
belt Sr. @iaiom @1ub 2lrnolt aus
Bolton cine bumoriitiihe 9luiprohc
ln0 muroe cbtniaas nit reiAem Pip
plous belobnt. Sicrouf muroe ein
cjruppen6il6 oes @oitors i'm areiie
ieiner @emein0e.2leIteiten aufgenom-
men. Salt jeoes @5emeinoenitslieo
gratuIirte iooonu nod 9Saitor SEN
nigbouien perionIicb nno Ser Subilor
ibiittelte bcr5lih oie bielen barge
rcihteu S6noe imo botte fir Seoen
Gin oonfboreS2ddcln ino Elm freuuo-
Iides @ort. 2anee, blumenge-
ihntiidte Sofeln moren eeoedt ino
junge, peiBgefleioete 0omen NIT
bunten W1ilscu ouf Oem lodieen Soar
tcidteu ledere GrfriiHungen berim
oenen oaieitig, 8umol bon Der Gin.
oermeIt. tiidtie 5ugeiprohen pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08
gNns fErnncnlirbc lucrt1 iit.

Sm Common @leas.@eriht lpuroe
g. g. Qoment6al, ein @eiddftsmaltu
an Der @ef.9oltimore.StraBe, Don
Sobn Z. Sinigan nm $4,000 Sda-
oeuerias oerflagt. Sluigon iagt in
Der alaeeibrift, oaB 2owentbol ibni
oie 9iebe ieiner Satin, Nlorp Suni-
gan, entfremoet babe. Gas @oar bel.
ratbete am 6. Somior 1900 mo
wobnte in g1r. 2426, @recnmormt.
9lpeme. sSunigon lit Elm 9lngeitell-
ter ser .9altimore-Gb Gbio-9abn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08
gerae6Iidl N glnait aerntden.

SSn oem @louben ooB Gmeriou
&. 9ritbett imo ieine 8omiIie Dom
goude ii6erpdltigt ieien mo in
ibren brennenoen Solie, Scr. 1923,
goro .2IppletonitraBe, sen 5Ionmen.
too finoen Wiirocn cr9riff sic gsoh.
Earn cine ouBeroroentIihe Grreeung
uno cine oroBe W3enibenaniommlung
inordnote ods brenuanoe @ebduoe.
@eraoc ais ole 6euerpebr an Srt
uno STEELE eintrof fiel es ieood ei.
mem DER gaadborn Elm, oaB ole ge-
mobner iid 81 9efannten auf 9eiub
bege6en botten. Gen 6euerpebrleu-
ten gelong es iooonn raid Oen
SIontmen oen @nraus 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08
..ap6ne Nppfins 6uipitaI. Z

glm oritten Gage ocs oSobns Sop
fins Soipitol" Subildums muroc
eiuc 9(n0abl geidmodpoller @eoenf-
Sofeln an beritorbene Wlitglieoer oes
SoipitoIs eingepcibt. Garunter be.
fonoen lid ioIde fir Or. Sobn
SelpetIon Ger Dem Soipitol bon
1890 bis 1894 ais oiiiitirenoer
Sousor5t onge6orte, fir 8. 6. @il-
man oen eriten &rdiioeuten Der Uni
periitGt fir Or. Somes g9. 2o8eur,
filr Or. 9iupert 9lorton uno 5obl.
rei6e glnoere. Or. 8. 3. Barter
uno Or. g8. Q. Sboper bieIten 8liUor
fltroe 9(nipro6en. Diners fir Ole
@Gite, ole 9llumnen im0 Die 9Sflege.
rinnen ianoen I'M 9oufe oeS 9lbenos
itdtt oosjenige Der @flegerinuen im
.Sotel 9elbcOere, no es einen ii6er'
aus angere9ten 9erlmif nabm. Der
ii6rige Sbeil 6es ecitrieen Soges
murOe obermols Ourd oie 8ornabme
beiouoerer Operotionen, gorlciungen
i;no piiienic6aftlide Gortrdec ausgc.
flint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08

@or Dem 9i9ter elliott i'm Grimi.
nol.@eridte tellte geitern g9m y.
@aooqon, ser luter Der glniduIoi-
quug ite6t. am 10. SuIi in glr. 1880,
@elt-@rott-S StroBe, ieine 6rol err
moroet 5u boben ourd ben 9lnmolt
81. 9. s. Gmens Den 2lntrog, oen
9ro5eb nod eincn Gotlntp 81 uerle'
gen, oo Der 9ln9eflagte BON Der lle-
ber3euerna ourhormgen it, Dab er
bier feiueu eereAteu &ro5eB erlon-
gen fonnc 9iidter elliott aepdbrte
oas @eiud, ood bat er nod feiuen
0rt fir Oeu 4ro3eB oeiiguirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08

Tic 96hte 5Qmperaiur bctrug 6l
oro0 uni 4 ltbr 9labuittogs uno oie
uicoraiie 63 @rao rni 6 llbr @lor.
aena
syiit WlarpIon0 mo Sen Diitritt
Golumbio beute tribe ino iiiooitlihe
@iuop.
Gie grSBte Sd6ncllietcit oeS gsin.
0e5 par l2cllen pon gior0oitcn
Der 6ahti9feitsgcbolt Der Snft
NOR 50 sro5ent inn s ll6r Yiorgcns
uno s7 9lro3cnt i'm S ll9r glbenos.
syn sen iibriac gSctter @cobah
tngs Stationeu ocs 2onocs ipar bic
bohiic 1cntperutur lpe iolgt gltlon-
tic GitU GO. Qismord AS. Bolton 60,
Wuiialo G6, G6orleiton rs, Gbicogo
S2, @lcuclauo 70, Tenprr 66, Ge.
troit 76 guint6 50. eoitport So,
DaIpclton 50. 0jreen 9on 7s, Sotte.
rnS 74. @aprc 40. Scleuo 86, Sad.
Ipnpiaa so 3auias @it0 rs, anor.
hiae 50. 2ouisbille S4 @larQuette
66. Memp6ins 50, @lontsomer0 7S,
Wlontrcal 5S. 92antudet 90, gicp.
Crleaas Sal 9lcm.Dort GO. Ctlabo.
ma s4. 4bilooelp6ia 62, 8ittsburab
rs. gSortIono. @1e., 56, @ortlano,
Gre 20. Guebec a. RoIei9b 78,
Solt 2nte GitD 5S. San 6roncisco
62, 5t, 2ouis so, Scrouton 62,
GbrcDcpori S6 Spofnnc so. SDra.
cuic 62. Eompo s6, @aibinoton 66,
g9innipeg 6S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08
MIr Nen Nhlfofnn0.

Ler bclia. DamenOerciu," ucl-
dcr iicb bei Sen 2anumlrnaeu fir ben
Siilisiono 70 oortbeil6ait mis3cid.
nrie oaB Nerr Dartiu l2cperoird
lidl peraaIQBt fii0lie ieiue qlHrrten-
llu8 oaiir nuSjiiiprchcu Bat aus
8an5 tIcinen 9eiirdgeu oie Summe
pom 1925 5uiammcn 9ebradt 0err
@loperoird iiigte 6ill5i Dob feiu an.
oerer Iamcnuerein bsbcr nod 70
cine glrbcii uQllbrad)i babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08


Sin ibones @eiipiel, pie Geutibe
in ocn Gereilligten Staaten ibren 4Sa-
triotisnms be5eiqcn f0nneu and
mem Iie niAt tbatfrdftig in Die
Sdlahten eintrcten fonnen baben
Ser ,@rieqer6uno bon Baltimore"
uuo Scr ..Geutibe Wlilitdr-Serein"
geqeben, inoem Iie 0ie @infiinfte OcS
am 81. glugult inn g@eitenO.@arf"
a6ge6oIteneu 6eites fir Ole Opier ocs
arieges wiometen. Gin Gomite bei-
Ger Gereine oertbeilte aeiiern Die cin-
gegangenen @eloer wie iolgt:
$100 an Goniul Garl 81 SueoeriB
fir oas oentibe u9lotbe areu5";
$10O an Goniul @. 9ouis Setter
fir oas oiterreidiide oSlot6e areu5"
mo
$23245 an Oen S6abmeiiter
Martin MeDcroird fir oen Siilfs-
fono ser g9ittpen uno @aiien Der
oeutideu lmo oiterreibii6en Soloa-
ten
0as Gomite tbeilte nit, Dab nod
intner cine groBc 9ln5abl 8iaete nidt
be3ablt ieien, imo man erparte aus
oieier 0ueae nod minoeiteus $50
bis $100 81 er3ielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08
SescItnd fir @omaidcn Der 5ran-
aoicn nno GnaIan0er.

Die ,.@lolnt @ernon.9oooberrD
Cotton 1nd 60 Dat bon einem
gIgenteu IN 9ieu.Yorf eiuen qluitra0
fir Die 8eriteainta bon 100000 Bio.
Segelticb erbalten SIS beiBt oaB
oos 9Srooutt iiir Die cngliihe imo oie
iron50Iiide 9legieruma beitimmt lit
imO sur Seriiemna bon @amaiden
uno nnoercn glrtiteln fiir Die Soloo.
ten i'm &riege beitinnit lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08

5rau Settle Shuiid bon 9rootlpu,
Plume misunderstanding, tbeilt Dem
ceitidau Gorrciponocnten" init,
ooB tor So9n Der angc6lidl III 9lod.
uilc aeiio6lcu babcn ioate onrd ei.
men sal ais aiHo idlwa1iirlig &C.
porocn 1T ino iiir Iehlc Su9eno.
itreiMa uitbt ucrannuorilid6 ac6nltel
lueroen tann Die 6rau 2elbD IN
Roapitle bel mcl@er CT iid aibielt
iit eine 6reiinoin Der dralt Sdmid
nno bat idnnilihe @egeuitanoc 5n.
rid crbolten Ger Batter oes Sinaben
iiarb Oh ser Shmiuoiuhi uno AUDI
Ser Siuae iheint oaran 5u leioeH.
Iic lr1Dereepriiite Wlntter mi0 per.
iudct 0aS aiH0 III oie p6ipps'id5c
0liHif sd brtu1en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-08
glyu6lucr0icntc Gtrafc.

Su Der 5weiten gtbtbeilung oeS
@riminol-@eriHteS puroe Der 9leger
Sacob gidaroion bonn 9idter Seilis'
let 5u IS Sabren 8udtbauS uerur'
tbeilt Ger g}eger mar iiberiii6ri
norbert al 0em i0.idbrigen gleger-
ludodeu Nart6a 8otfins am +.
SUM EN- @er6reden began9en 5ii 6a-
BEN oeiien Giu5cln6eiten 81 wioer.
liher gaatiir iino, i'm mieoergegeben
8ii peroeu. 9lidter Seuisler iuia Den
@eiiles8llitano ocs glegers interiuhen
Iaiien.