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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
Gimc GGc 5H 0rcicn.

So6n q. 9ioaD il@t icine Bertha in
@alet6orpe. %iQ Dem un6c.
tanntcn 0ritten anf'S Cad itci-
gen. Ger critic @ottc ioll
ScI6itmorO bcgangen 6a6en.
Cine @cicbi6tc, in wcl1cr cS BON
Sel6ltuorSan im0 Sel6ihnor0pcriu-
c6eu MIR IL mimmelt cr516ltc geitern
9l6cn0 gcgen 10 ll6r eSo6n II. 9loa1
bon 9lr. 1405, Golm6io-9lOe., in ser
iii0weltlicben @oli5ei-Stotion. @r
mar gcfommen I'M Die Siilfc Der $50
li5ei 5ur 9luiiinOlmg icincr 1rau
uab5uill6en bon pcl6er cr 6e6oup-
tet, iie iei i0n Dor cinigen Sogen nit
einem r9lnocren" oir1gcganqen iin0
6oltc iidb nit Oieien nun in Sale-
t6orpe 9altimore-GouutD, auf. Goab
erflGrtc, nit Bertha numne9r poQe
iie6cn Sabre perbeirat6et 5u icin. Gr
iei i6r 3mciter &ottc, nadOem iie Dem
critcil 10 piclc 9oien auf ocn Scbcns-
meg geitrert bobe, oaB cr onge6li6
fur5erbanO sum S6icBciien grill ln0
ii6 ui1t mcniger ais fiinf po6lge.
5iclte lmo toOtlic6e &ugeln IN Oen
Scib iogte. 9ioo6 iagtc, er babe oft
bic gr0Bte Gult peripiirt, eS ieinem
&orgdnger glci9 5il t5un uno 6ereits
5meinnl einen Strid Inn ieincn Sals
gci9hmgcn. 9oi0e Aiale ici cr ic-
Oo6 BON ieiner Satin an Der 9(us-
iii6riing ieincr iel6ltmorOcriic6cn 9l6.
iidten ge6iu0crt worOen. Bertha
ielbit bobc iid crit Dor Gur5cm aus
0cpl 6enitcr gcitiir3t. Gr, 9ioaG, 6a.
&c in @riabrung gc6ra6t OoB Bertha
nidt, mic tic iolltc 9la6tS 0en 6ub.
boocn Oes Gamoen-@a6n6ofes aliQc-
wiicbf. @cgen 6 llbr WlorgenS lei iic
Damn naA &auic gefommen mo babe
onrii6er getlagt, mic miioc iic I'M 9(Q-
0emeinen mo aiitrcngenO Oic 9}a1t-
arbcit I'M 9cionocrcu ici Gor Gin
paar Iagen ici Bertha nm NIT eineiu
Gritten auf lao oouon oc9angen mo
er, Der @attc, woac ale Soe6el in 9c-
megung iebeL i6rer pieOcr 6a66oft
81 weroen. 9ll5 i6m bon Seiten ser
Foli5ei scr 9cidbeiO 5u E6eil uur0c,
OaB oicic niGtS in ieincr Sadie t6un
fonnc, cntibloB cr iid, bic %iilfc ei-
mes &e6tSompalts SIR @ieoercrlou-
gltng 9crt6aS IN 9lnipru6 81 ne5-
mcli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
User fat bic sd,nIO?


9|adwebcn 81 Dem 9nfoufe Oes nltcn
UrunOitiideS fir cine @inpon0c-
rllngSitation. gSor flnpfig
uno ungcilno unO 5u weit bonn
gSolicr. - 9lnocre S6mcr5cn in
@oi6ington.
Der glnfnuf cincS @umOitiidcS in
Occult Boiut, Oas 5lpii6cn @ortcr-,
0ecotlr-, 9coion. lmo @1orriot-
StraBe liegt mo Dor einiqcn So6rcH
fir einen @reis bon $13,25O Don Der
GinmanoerungS @c96r0c ais @lab
fir sic geplontc GinpnnOcrltngs-
Station crpor6cn murOe, 6il0et iebt
oie Soiis, auf Scr Gopitdn 6ronf
glinsportb gegcn oen Siilfs.@cncral.
@imponoeuIngs Gonnliii6r s. S.
2orneo Dor Dem 9unocsibobanlt
eriinoct. Capt. 9(inswort6 bei9ul-
Gigt ferner &ogcr O'0onnea, cincn
@urcoil6ef Scr GinmanOerlngs 9e-
b0rOe, q. $. Gaplor lno S. S.
Se6erIe, GinwonOerimgs Snipefto-
rem. @s iino Dies allies 9cante Scr
gSai6ingtoncr 8eb0r0e- Gopt. SlinS-
wortb mo6t gegen sic cin5elncn 8e-
ldulOi9tcn 5olgenoeS geltcno; Gar
ne0 ioQ on9c6licb Der 9unOesrc0ic
rung ben 9lnfolf cines @rrnoitiideS
gum 9aI Der Snnligrantcn-9lnlogen
On elmer ungeeigneten Stelle unO 6u
cinem 5u bobcn 4rciic ongcratben
bo6cn. S'0onnca ion I'M Congress
gcgcn Oie Sia gcorbetct bo6en Oie
Oos 0cpartcment fir glr6cit creirte.
EoDlor bot ongcbIib Elm Boot, oaS
ri6t iectii6tig mar, fir Den Gienit
in Siio.Gnliiornicn cmpfo6len. 6c.
bcrlc ion glften 0cn 9unocsrcgicrllng
obnc 9tltoriiotion pernihtct babcn.
0os in 2ocuIt &oint ermorbenc
Grunoltiid mlrOc bon Soco6 Come
ongcfouit. Ginmonocrtngs Com
miiidr 9crtroul &c. Stump iugtc &C.
ltcrn, ooB Der 9(biMhlB cincs aotfcs
Inn unbcfamt 0cwcicn mare mo ooB
Ha1 ocn onltlihcn 9cridten &orneo
lin0 Somcs &nor, DER friiberc gluf-
iiHts 9lrditeft, nit ser ggo6l eiucs
GrunOitiIdeS bctrout gclpeien icicn.
9lngc6lid ioGcn Die 6iciigen 9c6or
Den iibcrbaupt nidDt un ibrc N}ei-
nung gefro9t morocn iein.
Or. Sobn Nfc@tuacn, Der Oamo-
1ige Smmi9ronten.9lr0t crfldrte, Bob
ros in 6rogc itcGcn0e @rlnoitiid ab-
ioIut uubrou66or 5ur Grrihhng ei-
ncs &oipitoIS ici oo cs iumpfig
wGrc uno bic no9cIicgcnOen &il6t
riineerfo6rifcn bic 2uft uneeiunO
ulodten. 9efonntlid botte iciner
8cit Scr Staats- glrbcitsiefretGr cine
0icnItrciic bicrbcr oemodt unO oie
@auiteae beii6tigt. Grit ipdtcr pur.
&c oas @runoItid in 2ocuYf 8Oii1f
oilfgceebcn rno Scr @nti6luB gefoBt
bie @inwouoerlngSitatiou in Sort
@icSenrD 81 crridten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
Nr. 9airS amtemiibe.

Sr. 86il. 9. 2oiro, Ser @orlibcr
Der Gommiiiioa fir aifcntIiAc 9c-
trie6e, bat Die 9lbiidt 81 rcIignircn.
@s bciBt, oaB er ON 1 9(ugult ans
Dem 9(mte 81 iAei6en ipiinir6t. g8cnl
oicics pirfli6 DER 5oa iein ioatc,
Damn bat @ouOerneur @oIosborouqb
wicoer eiuen fetten Soften 8ir bciebeu.
lInO ga er mobriheinlid eincn &cpu.
blifoner ernennen miro, eebt Ole 9c.
b0roe fir oie ndc6iteu iecbS Sabre
gan5 III Oic Sdn0c oer &cpublifoner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
Gap Soaitien 6elaaert.

Cape Saitien, 20. Simi.
Cape Saitien 1T BON glcbeaeu cinac.
i6loiien nno IN Der llmgebuuq miro
felt 5rcitag 5ibia gcfanpft. Sic &c.
beaen weroen bon Earteigdugern
Senator Gopilmor I0eoooros ae.
iii6rt, Scr i'm 6e6rlar bier cine pro-
uiiorii@c Sleaiernng erri1tete, ipater
ober olirM re9uldrc Irnppen ucrtrie.
ben pllroe Inter ocn lebtcrcu crcia-
ncte iih leBte @ohe cine Dleltcrci.
lmo ein aroBer S6cil oauon ihIoB iid
oen Ncbellen an lmO bcicblagnabnlte
Die amcritauil9e GiieRba6n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
Snltimurer anf bcm 9ampfcr
oGalifurnia."

llntcr Oen @eretteten bon Dem bel
EorD SslonO on oer irl1noiiHen
aiiitc 9eitronoeten Qompfer uGali.
fornia befinoen ii6 foIgenoc 9alti'
norcr: 6rou 8. S. @Drne, Eo6tcr
.bon 6rau 8. s. 9fobIe, gir.2732, St.
%oul- -StroBe; Sri. 9Lnna 8. Sarri4
ION eine 2cbrerin Ocs @neliiben IN
Der meitliAen 6o6ren E0hteri@ule,
mobuboft in 9tr. 1929, 1lcGuaob.
StroBe; Gbas. g. Copeland; 5rl-
9(nnie Suliet GarIe; Sri. @unicc
Eemple 6oro; Or. Sec 0oois 2oOgc,
@}nricl Sec; Sri. @} S. 2onsocIl
uno SRI. 9lnnie 6. @lcGloin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
gun einem NnnOe an0eialIen.

Gon elmer groBen gulOoggc ange-
fallen wurOe geitcrn 9l6cnO fir5 Dor
IA ll6r Der 70-id6rigc @iaiam 6.
gropn, ein alter Griegs-&eteran i'm
S5oic ieiner @oDnlmg. gtr. 1llO,
9}oro-@ilmor- -StraBc. Gr mnBtc lid)
no6 Dem oNlarpldnOcr @omoopatbi-
i6en Soipital~ bege6en, ipoielbit icihc
@unocn 0cSrnii5irt mo Derbunoen
muroen. Der re1te llnterarm ocS
@reiies mar bon Ocn 3d3nen oeS
E5iereS libel 5ugeribtct woroen. Sr.
grown bat einen IN icincm @ofralme
gclegcncn Stall an Srn Sames Us,
9iobeD bon 9tr. 1880, Moi6er.Stry
uerniiet5et, wetber Oarin eihc groBc
9naoogge bdlt. Der Sln0 battc iid
nit Sen Sintcrbeinen in ieiner aette
Ucriangen lmo lief @errn 9romn an,
ais oiclcr oeriucbte, i'm Don oer aette
81 beireicl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
@m. Sndcr anS @OOO6rOuf in Der
9GUr0nc.

Sm 9llter bon 50 Sabreu ltarb 9e.
tern 9l6eno flr5 por 6alb Z llbr,
9Silliom Illdcr ans @ooobroot, 0l0.,
i'm gWlarglduOer 9lagemcincn @oipi4
tai" al elmer Compilation bon
9rig6tiNer 9}icrentront5eit mo
einem @er5leiocn Gr mar am lebten
Sonntog in OaS 5oipital cingelieiert
worOcn Ter Coroner ruuroe BE-
na1ric6tigt lmo pcralllaBte sic Dor.
lGuiigc ger6riuglng ocs Sei1nam9
nod ser @lorgue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
ln Nrn Am aeidluiien.

PTS Ocr 10 Sabre alte ,Sobn sen.
nciip BON 9Sr. 172t 9anfitroBc, Dor
ieinem &ouie ipieltc, wllrOc er uon
cincm anabcn nit elmer Sllft6iidic
in Oen rec6tcn 6uB gcidoiicn. g8d6-
ren0 Der Gcrplnoete na1 Ger @ob-
mlng BON Or. gSolf al Der Gdc BON
8roaoluap in0 9antitraBe ge6ros6t
mlroc, pcridwanO Der 9lttcntdtcr.
Sic gcrlceltng ocS Ssnd6cn iii licbt
gefd6rlid.
@aKe Mtr Rrtit InS glnslano beIprat g..
9ainr, gir. 4l3, cit'Satimurc.StraFg, aGbs
Gnitpm 9uWie gluenue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
S6luar5c bate @urlicbc fir iueihe
WiiIh.

Tie Guli5ei glau6t nit Der Gerbof.
tilug lmo crnitlirben &erparnmg
Der 60 Sabre alten 9}egerin 2lnnie
29allocc oen@eri6uinocn BON W}il1-
ilaihen Iantnlt Sn6alt i'm nor0meit-
li6en E6eile Der Sta0t eiuen 9liegel
oorgeido6en 81 6aben. @d6reno Der
leBten gSodcn luaren 3ablrciAen 6o-
milieu in ienem StaOttbeile 5p fril-
Der NlorQenlhuoe oie N|tlc6 Dor ser
Saust6iir gcito6lcn poroen. @cItcril
NiorQen, fir5 nnh 6 ll6r, ertapptc
@oli5iit Clinton Sciier Dont nor0-
peitlidcn Giitrift, bic 6eta0te 9}egc-
rim ouf friihcr G6at rmO 6rncbtc lie
na6 ocnl Stations9cbdu0e. i5rall
9ulo Quanot BON 9lr. 932, Sorlen-
gl0cmac, nit oerell NlilNflaic1ea iidj
Die 9leseril 5u icboiien mabte, per-
5idtete jeood) angeiid)ts eiues reiAlis
dbcn EbrdneniromeS bon Soften ser
giegerin oui oeren mcitere 9eltra.
lung nno 9liAter 6enrD entlieB Sic
ielbc 6icraii nit elmer orinaenoen
@arnitng, III 3uflmit Wlcin iu0
Gein etwaS itb6rier auseiuauoer 81
6olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
g}lci6t am 9cbcn.

Ger 3uitano BON 8rou Gmna
SilbItrom, pon 9}r. 1907 9RiOoal0,
StroBe, Die am oorlebtcn Sonntag
I'M Sollpwooo-@orf eini9c Quediil-
Der Eoblcttcn ibhldtc, 1T uad PHI.
go6cn Der gler5te in Ct Soicpbs s
SoIpital, Elm iebr gutter. Gie 6rall
miro ieOeuiolls nit Dem Seben oa-
ponfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
N0rIanIiae gInIIaae aeaen @leIIen

Is bril- 0ge, Wtally ~. Stunt.
@egcn ahtjebn Eerioneit lnter
OicIcn G6aS, 2 NlelleM @r.8rdiioent
scr glclu.yorf, 9icw-Soocn ltno Sart.
foro ga6n.@cicaiAait 6rcOcricf z.
NlorieIep BON Der 9oiioner Nloflcr.
Sirma 3. p. Nloielep & Go.. iuo SIC
saptal Slnlagc Gomitcn sueer
Spar6aafen oieier StaOt, uuroen
6ciltc BON Der @liOolelcr.Gamtp.
erano Snrp ocricbicoenc uorlauiiac
sInflaacn IN Serbtioung nit Der 81.
non3irlng Der Sompocn ga6nitrede
oon 9onosoille nab Springfield or-
bo6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
NOnntc e nidJt mc6r a6uartcn.

@egen glbbrennens bon 6cuers
merf o6ne obrigfeitlide GrlaubniB
purOe 9eitern ser 80 Sabre aItc
,So6n @iuters bon 9tr. 2lS, SiiO-
@recne=StraBe, bon &idier Saplcr
in Der peItliden Foli5ei 5tatioH
init $5 Stroie luo Era9lmg ser So
item 6elegt Gr mar an Sonntag
9l6euo Ourd6 Seracont 26rmon bonn
weitlideu GiItritt, per6oftet moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
9lcdltganludItc ge6cn nadJ Gape WlaN

81 Gope WtoD yt..54 beginnt NOR.
gen Ole 10. Sa6ros Convention oes
nW}arDldnoer @orreou 8ereins.
General glnmolt Sobn @. g9eitcott
non 0elomore miro Die 9ciucber mill.
fonImcn beiBeu imo 9iiHtcr gSaIter
s. Dopfins bon Baltimore Der @rd.
iiocut ocs gereins, bdlt ieine Sobres'
9uiprohe. @iele 9lmp6ltc bon Bal.
timore iinO bereits geitcrn nah BORT
hin dboerciit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
Sine ecidc bel Sepen 6uOt anuO
aefnn0en.

Capt. E6omas @. G6ipp pon Gait.
port. MO., oer nui ieiuem Sluitern.
boot Don Canton Saaow geiteru9iob-
mittaa wegiu6r, iiidtc acgen ? llbr
6ei Seoen Soot anol Oet Sei1nanl
eineS glegcrs auf. Gr iiberga6 Oen.
icl6en Oem 4oli3eiboot o6arian4
pel1es ocmel6cn nob Der 0}prgue
brabtc. Ger gteger fonntc bis jest
nicbt iOentifi5irt werOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

Gberbourg. 80. sum. Pin
aefommen 1T oer Innpfer ,aaiier
&iI6cIm Scr @roBe," bon 9leiu 9)orf
na6 Bremen beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
Die Sdntten OcS nSSierten. "

@roBe Grcigniiic mcrfen ibrc
Sbattcn porous, 10 aud DER nelor-
rci6c @ierte, mel6er geitern Gor-
nittag I'M @oiraltmc Der mcItlicben
9soIi5ciItation eiHe aniliontc &orfcier
iono; amiiiont oaeroings mcniger
fir cinea 9cpiiicR 5cucrmerfs @er
tGllfer, fir Sen 0os Grge6niB Scr
DSeierIihteit" sic 9(usIteQung eincS
contpleten Saft6efeblS ourb 9Ridtcr
SaDler 6eocutetc Scr oHtidbrige
NieDer S9aiiermon BON 9}r. 6t3,
@cit- @ermonitroBe, 6ntte iiAL ipie
l6on beric0tct, bcim gln5iin0en bon
Teucrpcrf erbcblic6e 9ronowunoen
5ugc5ogen uno liegt sur 3eit i'm
ollnipcrlitdts Soipital" oornic0cr.
5ein &atcr, 5r. Morri8 8oHcrman,
crlu6te 0en 9fihtcr nun Inn gluSItcl
lung cines @oft6cfeblS 0egen oen
Gcrf1ltfcr, pelc6er Dem &in0c Die gc-
fGbrli6en @runO6eoingungcn 5ur &c
rGllI6Dolen o4.SuIi.6cicr beribofft
6ottc. 9li6ter 5oDIcr licB einen Scr
6eucrwerfsforper o66rennen uno
Itcatc nah ScititcIlung Der @ei0br.
liGfcit ociiel6cn ocn erluiinibten
Noft6cfebI ans. Der augei6rIoiete
Gcrfdufer lit 5rcoerid Sec BON gar.
6A5. gNeit. it.@nItinloreitrnRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
gla-SaItimurc.lSOmoree.

Slliercnanie SaDreS Serlnnllllltllg
Der Srganiiation. 8eri1te OeS
4Srdiioentcn Oes SAobmeiiterS
mo Ger oeridieoenen Gomiteen
GonareB mteritiiBt Senator
Ngocn's 9eidweroc gegen @oS-
1 gcieQi6oft.
Bon 5 ll6r 9l6enOs bis gegcn Nlit-
teruo@t Oaucrte oic geitrige Sa6rcS-
periommlung oeS n9lll-9altimorc-
GongrcB", pelde in oen 9idumlid-
fciten Nes GitD Glu6 i'm W}unicDs@e-
bGiIoc o6ge6altcn murOe, mO 10 in-
tcreIiaHt woren sic 6ei Oieier Ser
ianunliing obgegc6eneu 9eribte, Dab
fener Der 9lnueicpOen Die Seriaum'
lung Dor S1lub perlicB.
Bur 9lbwidlung gelangte Oas fols
genoe @rogramm: Sa6reSberidbt Oes
@rGiiocnten Or. a. 81. 9. Gobme,
8eridlt Oes S6abmeiiters, idbrli6c
@o6I Der Gircftorcu 9cridt Oes So,
mites fiir cine iuouitrielle Commit
liom Or. 9[. u. 9. Go6me, @oriiber,
@criGt Ocs Counties iiber 9citeue-
rungsmeieh, g9m. 5. SgOen, 9eridt
iiber GeierenOim, @m. 5. SgOen,
8oriber, 9eri6t Ocs Counties fir
'Sclbitnenpalting, 9. $. N}olt6ie,
Soriiber, 9eridt Oes Gonlites fir
Oos N}arDlano misunderstanding
Golleg, @aitor 2. $. Steffens, gor-
iber, 9eriHt ocs Counties il6er &c.
flaneplafate, Geo 9(. So6l Gorii
Ter, Seri9t Dcs Staats- Senators
OgOen iiber lcinc fiir5lid BEL Ser
Gomniiiiion fir 0iientIbe 9etriebe
eingcreiGtc 9ci6meroe 6inii6tliG
Der 9loten ser @asgcicuiMoft II. Sc
iprchun0 Ger @ertieilng Ocs &aualS
I'M S6aien.
Die @o6l Scr Trettoren crga6
oas iolgcn0c 9iciuItot:
Nircftoren sur Gcrtretling Der
@cicbditSlcutc Gcreiniglngen:
j. z. G6apanucs, 9(. N. g. Cob
ne, g9m. @l. GlIicott, Sttmor N}or-
cus, @m $. Mati6ai Charles ".
9}eB, @co. q. 93umien, Serbert $.
Gwens uno 5er5ert SberiOnu.
Gircftoren SIR Gcrirchlna Der
ScriGonerngs Gerciue.
0aoiO 9a1rod, u. s. See Sail,
q. $. Soed6t, @n. 5. Oeocn, @eo
u. Sob( Z. $. StcffenS, So6n
ErQiuor imo Gbo8. 2. g)orf.
Sircftoren sur Scrtrctuu0 Der
Yiirgcr.Gcrene.
S9m. @. @mmart II. g. 6onf6a-
ncl, Charles ). aob, SRI NlarD 6.
Scnt, 20. $. 2i6litcr, 5. 8. 9. GRur.
pbu, SRI. Dlarp Glaire C'9rien
Charles S'Couooan mo 0c Gourcu
@.oS6om.p Ii q ss II.
Der GougreB beiHIoB, ons bon
Staats.Scnator an Die Gonumiiion
fir oiientlicbe 9ctriebc geridtetc
@elndJ, Oie @osgeielibnft 81 5min-
gen, Oas @aS lmter ocn neuen Staten
su Oenielben geOingrmgen wie inter
Den oItcn &aten 5u liefcrn, 81 imter-
iiiben. 5erncr murOe bcidloiieu,
9lGes aui3ubicicu INN Die Gertienug |
oeS Gondls i'm 6icitgeil Sofcn ourd-
5uieben.
Gem 9cridjt OeS Sdabmeiiters |
5uiolge per6lieben am GnOe oeS @e-
idlditSiaDrcS $204 in Der &aiie uno |
Die 9hlSga6cn inl 9auie oeS ucrfloiie-
ncn SabrcS bclieieu iid anf 1884. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

S6mer56aitc GerleblIngen an
re6tcn Arm crlitten bat geitern Sor.
mittag sic 10 Sabre alte S0a 2aien
bon 91r. 25, gioro.Gentral 9luemne,
bel Dem Stlr5 ii6er Die &ellert6iirc
por Dem &citaurant pom @illiom A..
g9cit 9lr. 206 0it-9oItiuoreitraBc
Snlt Dem Boli5ei6eri@t mar bic be-
trefienoc aellerthiirc pon Oeu Bier
iilti4cr, ais Ocriclbc tlir5 Dor Sem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
VERGARA'S HANGING
STIRS RANCHMEN
Execution Confirmed, and II Is
Believed He Was Kidnapped
on United States Territory.

Laredo, Tex. Feb 2J.-The rsnching
country awaited with intense excitement
tonight details OF the hanging by Mexi-
can Federals of Cemente Vergara, the
Texas ranchman, whose execution was
officially confirmed to-day in messages 10
Consul Garrett, at Nuevo Laredo.
Consul Garrett Immediately left for
Hidalgo. near where Vergara's body was
said 10 have been left swinging, 10 begin
an investigation.
The long interval between Nergara's
death and the time the news became pub
lie and the contradictory attitudes of the
Mexican Federal authorities. who prom
sed his release. and those who executed
him, remained unexplained.
Whether Mexican soldiers invaded
United States territory in the alleged alb
duction Of Nergara depends on the IN
settled question whether the island on
which Nergara is said 10 have been seized
is on the Texas or Mexican side OF the
Rio Grande.
Vergara was a citizen Of Webb County.
He used an island in the Rio Grande
opposite his ranch at Palafox, Tex, as
pasture for his horses. Nergara conf
planned that Mexican Federals were
stealing his horses, and a small detach-
ment of Texas Rangers was sent TO his
ranch.
On February 10 Mexcans appeared on
the island and called 10 Nergara 10 come
over. saying they would pay him for the
horses. The rangers advised against
compliance with the request. but the
ranchman decided 10 so. When Nergara
reached the island. according 10 reports.
he was struck on the back OF the head by
the soldiers and made unconscious lie
was then carried into the interior OF
MeXico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
HELD AS CHURCH THIEF
Man Accused of Setting Fire to
Looted Edifice.

Louis Canto. twenty eight years Old. a
Frenchman. giving an address I'm Bleecker
street az his home. VAS arraigned yester-
day before Magistrate McQuade. I'm the
Adams street court Brooklyn. chargod
with breaking into ST. Michacrs Roman
Catholic church. at Lawrence and Hillary
streets. Brooklyn. yesterday. aud stealing
the ciborium and two luncttas.
The robbery was discovered following a
nre found in two places iu the basement
and sacristy. which are believed 90 have
been set by Canto The stolen property
was discovered when Csnto accidental,
rem ou nlccckcr street and the ciborlum
ratified on the sidewalk
Tho stolen property Vas identified a.
belonging Co the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
HENKEL'S JOB MAY
LAST FOR LIFE
Friends of u. S. Marshal, Already
a Holdover, Working Hard
for His Retention.

when does your term expire" a Trib-
une reporter asked OF William Henkel.
United States marshal. yesterday.
II 90 not know that 1t will ever expire, %
replied that official who for more than
twenty-five years has been prominent In
Republican politics, the most OF that time
az leader Of the 18th Assembly District
and who as a reward for his services 20
tho party was first appointed 10 his pres
ent ONCE by President Mckinley on jan
usry 10, 1908. His last commission. dated
January 70. 1910 was signed by NJ Taft,
so that he has now held over six weeks.
To retain him in his position friends OF
the marshal have been conducting what
IS known I'm the best Federal Building CIR
cles az a gum shoe" campaign. Indorse-
mcnts Of a majority OF those who have eat
as District Attorneys and federal judges
In this district I'm the sixteen years that
he has held office that now survive have
been obtained SO have been the indorse-
nents OF a large number Of lawyers who
have business with the marshal's Office
as well as of others prominent I'm business
and social life
Tho aid OF Democratic politicians has
also been invoked, and i'm the absence OF
amy aggressive Democratic candidate for
the place. which pays 5000 a year and
pcrquisitcs. has not been as difficult TO OBJ
tain as would otherwise have been the
case Mr. Henkel started yesterday 80
show Tribune man some OF these in
dorscments. but changed his mind and
decided not 10 say anything about them
until something turns up" What that
something was he did not say.
In his sixteen years in office Mr.. Henkel
has served papers upon many prominent
persons. including John D. Rockefeller
who invited him TO breakfast. the late T.
T. Morgan and Andrew Carnegie, and has
had as his prisoners such noted per
sonages as Cassie Chadwick. Charles w
Morse. +. Augustus Ileinze. Whitaker
Wright tho English promoter. who COM
mittcd suicide when found guilty Of enor-
nous frauds. and "LupO the Wolf" the
noted Italian counterfeiter Friends OF
the latter served notice OF death upon MI
Hcnkel by sticking a dagger In the wall
OF his Office He Is reputed TO be one Of
ne wealthiest men In the local federal
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26

interest and in the interest OF those VINO
arc behind them. II is p silent. quiet re-
sistance to authority, order and the Jaw.
I'VE had an example Of II year ago
ar the police lieutenants' dinner when
they cheercd Inspector Sweeney, then IN
dor Indictment. 10 the echo because ne
refused to tell Mr. Whitman what ne
knew ~ tho system BY that action IT
placed itself in rebellion against the COM
missioner. the law and the community.
n was demonstration Of the system
which I am trying to break
In reply to a question Of Senator Fraw-
lev. who conducted sort Of hostile cross
examination Of the Mayor, his honor
said
The great bulk OF patrolmen are nom
est. but as things are now in the depart
mcnt II IS difficult. almost 10 the point OF
impossibuity. as the result Of the system
for n policeman 10 give spontaneous ser
vire IN the city"