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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-28
Tonaue-End Topics
Pennsylvania Day at Frisco

At the next meeting of the Pennsyl
vania Commission of the PanamaPa
cific Exposition it is expected that 9
day will be set to be known as Penn
sylvania Day at the big Frisco show
The new state building is going ur
rapidly and win be ready by February
when the exposition will be finally
opened. Pennsylvania Day will .rob
ably be observed some time in June
and it is proposed to make it gals
occasion. Thousands of former Penn
sylvanians now reside on the Pacific
slope, and in states between Chicago
and San Francisco, and many of them
will be present, while Pennsylvania
proper will send big delegation. Gov
ernor Tener, as chairman of the State
Commission, will have charge of the
ceremonies, and it is expected thai
Governor Brumbaugh and number OF
other high state officials, with the two
legislative, committees and the presid
ing officers of both branches of the
Legislature, will be present. There will
be addresses on that occasion, and it ID
possible that the old Liberty Bell in the
State House in Philadelphia will be
shown. The Pennsylvania exhibits will
be installed as rapidly as room can be
made for them in the various buildings
set apart for exhibits at the exposition
The State Building will contain no ex
hibits, but will be for the accommoda
tion of Pennsylvapians and their friends
who visit the show.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-28
1000 Deer Killed This Year

According to the reports and esti-
mates of Secretary Kalbfus, of the
State Game Commission, there have
been more than a thousand deer killed
in Pennsylvania during the season just
closed. State game wsrdens and Of
ficers of sportsmen associations have
been requested to send in reports of
game killed, including deer, grouse,
quail, rabbits and woodcock, as soon as
possible in order that the total may be
made up as nearly accurate as can be.
Another of the big elk, brought from
the Yellowstone Park for breeding pur-
poses more than year ago, has been
found dead near hunting camp occu-
pied by sportsmen s club in Clearfeld
county. The animal was killed with a
round ball fired from a shot gun, and
the person who killed it was evidently
afraid to take the carcass as he left it
in the woods. 1t is supposed that a
deer hunter, seeing the elk s horns, mis-
took it for a deer and fired. The car
cass was in such condition that it could
not be used, but the head may be saved
for mounting. The Game Commission
has a report of the arrest of hunter
in Columbia county for killing a deer
with a load of shot, which is forbidden
by law, as only ball can be used. The
hunter was fined.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-28
Killed His Deer First Day


One of the eggravating things about
hunting deer in Pennsylvania is that
after a hunter kills his deer he cannot
shoot another one. The law is that q
hunter can kill but one deer in a sea-
SON and after he has bagged his one he
is barred from participating in the
hunt, so far as shooting is concerned.
Of course he can go out and hunt, if
he wants to, but there isn't any fun in
tramping the forests and seeing a big
buck deer and letting it get by without
taking a shot at it. And yet, if the
hunter does this, and kills more than
one deer, he is liable to fine of 500.
A young Philadelphian came up from
his city at the beginning of the season
this year and went camping with par
ty of Franklin county hunters in the
vicinity of Mont Alto. On the very
first day he went out with his trusty
rifle he killed fine buck and that
barred him from further participation
in the sport. He had to sit around
camp during the rest of his vacation
and see the other fellows go out to en-
joy the chase and in the evening lis
ten to descriptions of the fun they had
during the 1ay. He went home on the
closing day of the season but he was
fortunate. He was the only fellow in
the camp to kill deer.
Little Falls herald., 1914-01-30
Former Senator Casey Dead.

Washington, Jan. 27.-Former Sena.
or Lyman r. Casey Of jamestown,
y. -. died at his home here CT heart
allure. He served from 1889 to 1893
nd was seYenty-scXen years old
Little Falls herald., 1914-01-30
MINNEAPOLIS Grain,

Minneapolis, Jan. Wheat-May
sc; July, 903s:. Cash close OF
ack. No. hard. s0% @9O3sc: No. :!
>rthern, S71s sMS95sc: to arrive, S7M
'S5sc; No. 2 Northern, s4Hs @8s5sc:
,. 3 Northern. s25s @s4c; No. 3 vel
corn. $40 57zc; No. 4 corn, 54E
.; No. 3 white oats. 36D36Ac: tc
i've. 36h ~ 2 cats. 32h034hc.
arley, 62alaz2, fax. $l.512:.
Little Falls herald., 1914-01-30
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Jan. cc7.-Cattle-Beeye
S.SOM2.50; Texas steers, S6.eO0S.1O;
Western steers, s54O@S.GO; stockers
I'd feeders. $5.+A0 $40; COWS and
eifers. s3.GoMs.6o; calves, s7.50@
100. Fogs-Light. $s.2c@S.471s
liked. SS.250S.55; heavy. $3.50
so; rough, S5.25@S.35; pigs, $3.50
10. Sheep-Natiye, S4.S5@G.O0;
earliags, s5.S00725.
Little Falls herald., 1914-01-30
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Jar. 27.-Wheat-May,
A35sc; .IE:v. So &c. Corn-May, e6Ac;
July. 6: j. II 5522SSc. Cats-May, 3S5s @
1916; .'::y. 39:s Gl3391zac. Pork-.7an.: l.:
:21.t'; May. :21a2. Butter-Cream-
RIGS, zG &c. E5as-29m3lc. Poul.
gy-Srr::1:::, l=c; hens, 15c; tur.
.eys. l:c
Little Falls herald., 1914-01-30
SUTHERLAND ATTACKS RIGHT
Asserts Blair Lee Is No: Entitled to
Seat il; Scatc.

Washington, Jan. 27.-An attack by
Senate" Sutherland OF Utah upon the
right OF Blair Lee to a seat in the
senate by virtue of the election in
Mafyland last November marked the
olcning OF the debate on the report
o. the committee on elections racozI-
:,::1Iing that Mr. Lee be seated.
Senator Sutherland contended that
neither the seventeenth amendment,
authorizing the direct election of sen
2tors, uor tho laws Of Maryland ai7-
ticr:Zed the governor to call a spe"
i'll election to fill the Maryland "a
@43:; IN tie senate.
Little Falls herald., 1914-01-30
Sc.th St. Paul Live Stock.

South st. Paul, Jan. 27.-Cattle-
Steers, s3.50dl7.75: COWS and heifers,
$A.5@ $50; calves, S4.50@9.50; feed.
ars, S4.jD Z .oC. Hogs-S7.950S.1
Sheep-I>anbs, $5.75@7.4o: wethers,
=; II. ) 1n3.4O; ewes. S2.5OGl5.QO.
Little Falls herald., 1914-01-30
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Cu'u..h Wheat and Flax.

!>"1i.:, Jan. 27.--Wheat-On track
IND to arrive, No. / hard. sSAc; No.
I Northern, STAG; No. 2 Northern.
S5Ac. FlaS-On track and to arrive,
5l.!O3:.
Little Falls herald., 1914-01-30
(;Al)GUS DECIDES
ON Strike PROBE
Q|0usg Democrats Take Action
BY Overwhelming Vote. p

Washington. Jan. 23.-Congression.
Al Investigation OF the strikes i'll the
Colorado coal mines and the Michigan
cor;:cr mine fields was agreed upon
al caucus of the house Democrats
by Il vote of 149 10 II. The investi-
CATION will be conducted by the house
committee on mines and mining, of
whic', Representative Foster of Illi-
nos is chairman.
The inquiry is proposed to ascer.
tain whether there has been peonage,
any obstruction to postal, immigra.
ion. naturalization and judiciary ma
hinery. Illegal agreements or con-
,i',asioE: for controlling the produc-
f:or, sale and transportation of prod
acts. whether arms and ammunition
have been shipped into the strike ter
ritore* and the causes OF all these
-O3r,:t:C.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18

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Bnuoeoiue Nlniu iino Ian5.
,,eea0ers Fari1, AcooilDn @une QlrnnoeIsGo.
- 1dalih &anoeDine NM 4an5
,,MuCr 8icu Fart" ldglih Gon5crte ulo
ggap s0srs sari" 1aalia con8crie unO
zel@sssr siaa 4aaI9 eriurfoneH per
eQsIay'dis gao zdaia eriurrouen pei
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per 1lmplet ,SnaQue0dnnn"
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~ Nn1ti, 1Qlnmctra0eeli nnl n@cuualic
Aulteil0lub ShOre" 3lt ysciipOri
,,0cruiduin 0puclnue 9lr. POP, a. g. s." -
Dquiua. oeil 2l. snauli. 0amilcnieii n Dem
oSro1Hnna Niimo6. ben 90. quauit,
eonMcinQdi9ct in oytciieno Bnri".
uIMilfber &rlsaerbnno," eEentimer Wiilltdr.
9crsin Uon Nlntblnuo@ Noniag, g. qlnQnii,
pNllN paroin0e 6eicr i'm pgseiiepo gari"
1nn eeIien oer saeigen cu5.weeaf9aii".
Bnri'Oun5erle.
&ie Earl eonierte, melc0e ON 49, gInGnit 3u
enoe eeqen lnoeH ~ nadlie9enoer aeibeH'
Son hs 5is 10 ubr g6enos;
WtOnldB. ...s 9hucrliOc'B Burl" Lao a5eOernls6ius
Batf" (nhmeMien0)
&AtIlNN. NulltllUIr NQli"
fihDcd cd...................n 0uti0s0ius Barr
GOmerlilA. .......,............oGd Carroll Barr
SrClin0. 0............ Clifton Harf@
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Barr t0hmedclno)
GonnldaS G0n8erie bon 3 bie nor QlbenoS:
0tiic 1onnlng ieocn W,unai EaiierOnsRarf"
Sluciien @onnila ieoen Yioliin9 @liiQnBarI-
&rilicn Spnnino leocn Wi0nui nDrhos0iuBdri-
&ierlen ennnn0 enen Wlnuu. !. Carroll Bart
Ouu5crt i'm ,,@auerions@ari".
SIR 00e bcuie Nbel0 BON iRS Bis 10 1lbt
i'm aPaiicriQn.@ari" iiaiiilnoeiibe Concert iit
bon Arof Ganlel 5elomnin oas iolaenOe Rro'
pranill aiqelieli morben'
WutlN aI0e liinuie Wicn" .......... 0diln
lurclirc pNlO 9las" .......... Wcnocleiobn
GclcfllOU aOurmen" Observation-Disclosures. VBct
etal5cf Nputf Of lcaulD" ...........N NroOfs
Aioil 1o.u. Mnl3cr 4uidcr" ........ 0uiiD
(0r. l6oml1 0uilU)
rlD iDc 1muucc Niuet" ............ WNo0lCiuu
NeAiua Coli y6clilO0l Chorus" ....... Sieiner
Ulatiurid ID 0on5cri ,l0c 10roibO" Snmpc
Nlgolcp aeapiano 9appp 0iie"........ Sbnl8
UinrlO sAWQcrldl Nnnr0" "......... Clement
sic Sieinenbanner SeieI lSi4-1014.
8nn sdiuB ulro Die 0apeue oas gieb BON
Eierncufnnutr pclen un0 oas Rubfum III ers
indl, nn5 sieo mltjuilnaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
S3ranS in SOmeIteaO.

Gin 6euer 5eritorte 9eitern Nlorgen
oos @aorenlager i'm SaOen BON @ils
liam Scar bon Ger. 919, Someiteao.
StraBe. Ger 2aoeu beiinoet iid IN
ocm inbemo6nteu Salie g|r. 9tS,
Someiteao StraBe, gcgenii6er Ger
Mo6nlng oes SSnba6ers. @err @ear
66rte geitern Morgen Oas &lirren bon
8eniteribeibcn mo io6, ais er sum-
Seniter 6inausi6alte, ieinen Soocn
in 6lammen. Sin 9to6bar, @iaiam
S6eaer. BON Scr. 915, Someiieaoiirv
ianote einen 9llorm Elm. Sic 6euer-
pcbr fonntc ui6ts me6r retteu imO
beidrGnfte oas5euer ouf ieinen &ero.
Ger S6ooen betrdgt imgefd6r $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
ll0Ien u0IIen uun 9lMhIan0 los.

lleber 200 Bolen 6otten ii6 Sonn.
tag 9iad)t inoer aennp's 6oae om
8roaomag uno Der Goitern-9lue. uer-
iammelt Inn iiber Die aegenpdrtige
Situation in europa 5u ipreden.
&iele 0enfeiL ooB bic 3eit gefommen
lit, oas frii6ere a0nigreidb Nolen ipie.
Der 5u pereinigen, a6er Die Me6r6eit
par Der gluiibt, OaB nod etpas ge-
portet peroen ioa, ebe Sbritte in oie-
ier Siniidt miternommen lUeroen.
Sin 6ono, nit Oeiien GrOfiuimg Elm
Gomite 6eauitrogt plrOe, miro 70
lange ieitgebolten Deroen bis Die cr.
item Sdritte bon einem ge6eimen So
mite in %olen bejiigli9 Der Gereini-
gang BON Folen imternommen NOR
0cn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18

g9cocn gl i6ncaen 6obrene onr
ieinem Nlotorroo, nobel er oen 10
Sabre alicn Carl 9Ioams Don g'r.
1858, S5arioro.9lvcmIe, Dor oellen
@nule 5onntag glbcuo i6erlnbr,
mimoe aciicrn @arru gS. Sail BON 9'r.
$50. gloro @ouiiraBc. 0llrd 9iid)ter
Geon in ser noro6iiliben @oli3eilta-
tion init elmer Seloiroie uon S25 uno
Stoilcn bclcot gscacn lleberiabrenS
0es ahocs. 0a5 init cinem 1hdoel-
bridl I'M St. Soiep6s Soipitol lle9t
milroe cr tmicr $500 @iirQidoit iiir
elm ferneres Gerbor am %. gliianlt
cntioliei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
Nrie0e erna6rIl lInfrie0e acrit8rt.

Sin rober Eotron iGeint ser in
9ir. 100, @eit9oItinore-Str., ipo6n.
6ofte Samuel s. Storp 5u icilL ser
iic6 gciiern g}odmittag in ser peit.
liben @oli5ei-Stotion inter ser gln-
idulOiguug 81 berantworteu bate,
ieine 6eiOen erlpaHienen 96Hter,
@roce uno 9iut6, o9ne erii1tlide
Teranloiiun0 9eidIogen mo miB6an-
Oelt 81 6o6en 9ii1ter @olOen fon0
Oen Qlrreitanten iHulOig unO ionote
ibn a6geie6en bon elmer gle6enitroie
BON 81 imO Soften auf 5lpei 0}onate
ms @efdngniB. Pins Sen 9luSingen
Der beioen iungcu NldOhen ging ber-
Dor, SAB StorD fat uicnials Mid
tern ooge9en ieOoh inmer i665ornig
unO gepaltt6dti0 iei mo allen Srie-
oen auS ser Samilie 81 perbonneu
pine Ole tSjd6rige Nohter, @roce
Storp, erflGrte, bon i6rem @oter in
ii6eraus rober @eiie geiblogcn NOR
Ocn 81 iein Storb iel6it botte 5u
ieincr Gcrt6cioiglng Olidts por5il-
bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
g2odl uidlt iSentifiairt.

0ie gtamen ser lehs @erionen
sic Sonntog W}orgcn bel einem 9lu-
tomobil. .llnfoa in Scr gtdbe bon
@eIair DcrIebt mur0en, fonnten bis
iett nibt in @rfobrung ee6roht wer-
cen. @iner Der mGnnliAen Eoiio-
oiere muroe, mie ihon geitern be-
ridtet muroe, 0ermaBen berlebt Dob
CT 0ie &iidfabrt na6 Baltimore nit
ieinen SSrelnoen niht antreten
fonute. gr berbrahte Die 9ladt in
0cn Souie BON $. @oiufinS, in ser
9ldbe Ser ltnioaltele. Or. Gon Bib
fer bcbonoelte 0en &erlebten, ser
niht 70 ihlimm nerIett mar, pie an
Gmommen mur0e. Der W}ann fubr
Geitern @lorgeu nuh Baltimore gu
rid, obne ieinen 9Somen al eripdb.
ncn. Dos glutomobil, oos ltorf be-
ifdoigt moro, wuroe nod niHt bon
ser llnfoaItele megeeidofft. Ger
Stoats Slutomobil- GommiiiGr miro
ieoenfoas cine llnteriuc1ung anltel-
len i'm Die gtamen Scr glutomobi-
liitcn fennen 5li Iernen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18

Sir MdrDlan0 un0 ben Giiirlft
Columbia 6ette tlor uno iiiOlibe
@in0c
Ter 00hiic I6ermometeritanO be-
tug 80 @ra0 INN 2 llbr Nohmittags
in0 Der nieorigiie 20 @ro0 INN 6
llbr Nlorgeus.
Sic 9r6Bie Sdne1igfeit oes @in-
oes uor s Nleilcu bonn gior0meiien.
Ser 6euhtigteiisae6alt Der Srit
iuar IS 9Sro5cut I'M s ll6r Diorgens
luO 81 @ro3ent Inn s ll6r gl6euOs.
Sn ocu i6rigcn gettcr6eo6ab-
tnlgs. Station 0es 2onoes mar Die
6oblie Gemperatr iuie iolgt.
glilantic Gitp 50, 9ismard 81, go.
Itou 81, 9uffulp 7G, Gborleiton SO,
06icoao 80, Glepelauo Sc, Ienper 90,
Ectroit Sc. GnIut6 Y, Gaitport "a,
@olpclton sc, 8rccu 9a1 Is, Satte-
roS 8i, SoDre 81, Selena 66, Sad-
ionpi1c IS, &onioS GitD %, @nor'
bile 9O QouiS0iac %. Miorauctte 66,
Wlemp6iS IS, @loutgomerb 81, 0lou,
treol 76, g}ouhldct 76, gtew Srleans
30, 9}cp 2orf 80, 0flo6oma 81,
&iiis6ura6 81. %6ilooelp6ia 50,
1orlono, NE, y, @ortIauo, Ore
70, Gucbec rs, 9oleia6 90, solt Sofe
Stu SO, Gan 8roncisco 6S, St.
gonis 81, scranton 76, Sbrebeport
IS. gpofanc 66, Sprocllic 76, Gam,
po 80, g9oi6iugtou SO, @iunipeg 76.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
) 9cnti6c SOasiralI "
els 9ci6latt Ses rGOrreipOnOem'
erideiut an %, 9Insnit.

9ln @r5G6hnqen ent6Glt Oie g'llllF
mer cine Sfi55e bon gSil6clm &ar0
uMouo Sorriion'S Sonotdidden
lmo cine mcitcre ipouncn0e 6orteV
img Der nit 10 Dielem 9cifoa aulav
nommenen Gcteftibe @eid]idlle
D9oS @e6ein1uis bon Gu6ihinta
BON Grid Gbenitein.
Su ieinen 9ieiiebricien cr5d6It ill''
@il6eIm 9ou6c oicsmol BON leile"
Ginoriiden ii6er oos GHeu6a6uweF'
Geitihlonos.
gSie inmer fii6rt aud in olelr
gdtnrmcr OeS 9lottes Die Sailtrlr'
Gbronif ser Belt ale ueueIieu grei9
niiie Oes 3eiteulolies oilrd @oIl
unO 8ilo por. gln fiir5eren 9lrtifelu
iinO 81 nennen: Gas nGeriie1ep
BON 9loel6eio Sticr, @louoerei iiD'l
091atir- rnO @aloidulen~ il'lv
nSrouen @irfen uno Sboiien" nlll
elmer 9ei6rcibrno oes nSonies o''
6rou1 olif Der 9hSitellitug in Sely
5ig
Wluiifireln0e per0en an Dem ltl'F
nnlngSpoQcn &ieoe BON EempleieQ
,lln0 oie Some icbeiut 10 COLDER
NIT N}uiif bon 6eroinauo GunDc'g
@eioucu fiuoen. Sir oie &inOer iill0
aub lpie0er onipreden0e @eihidiep
mo oQerlei biibi9e Spiele OorgeF
ben.
6leiBige Son0or6citerinnen lueF
sen iid ii6er Die oroBc 9luswa0l ~
8orlagen 81 SGteleien uuO 9[nIeltiF
gen 3un ScriteQen ser moOerIlep
Iuft.&ctten ans Sol3 9lumenblal
tern uip. freucn. Sir Die Sals
i6neiOcrei iiuo ebenfoQs cine gro0'
g(n3o6l Der neueiieu W}niier 81 al''
bern fiir PIT nno suns in oielep'
9lott eni9alten.
9le5epte 5u @rfriidungeu fir 'p
belize 3eit mo 5lmi &onicrOieren oe'
Sonlmerfriibtc 6ietcn Sausfroilc'
gepiB @iQfonlnenes. Inter pen
pericbieoenen anoeren 9hl6rifeu F'
Bios nod Ger 9rieifoiten berUorge0v
ben Oa er ben &eicrinnen @elegeu
belt giebt iid5 10 moubes @lol Irol'
uno @rmiit6ioung in ieincn Spolte''
81 6olen.
60 bilOet Oas 9lott cine leQ'
iAdbensmert6e uno bon ollen Gen'
iden germ aele6cne SolsfrelnoiH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
uGIfan Ienen CIrMnOfsim.


Qie @rin0iteinleeling Oes neuen
Scim's ser .,GHS~ miro beute g3o6-
mittog im 155 llbr ouf ser Steae
ocs olten @c6Guocs an ser 6oDette-,
spii6cn Somar0- inO GutapltrnBe,
itottfinocn. 0ie Geremonie miro nur
cinfod iein ga oie Ginmeibung erit
onf oen fonunen0en g(pril eelegt lit.
Dic Seitrc0e miro 0r. 9llfreO s.
Carr boltcn 0os @ebet miro bon
@oItor @corec 9S. Oomc eciproden
mcroen. Sheriff uGonl" @lcglultD
miro Oos Sternenbonner-2ieo lingen.
Qos neue 05eb6u0c miro flint Stod.
perfc umfoiien unO eincn Gotbs-
fcQcr, einen 0odgorten uno enc
aegclbobn beiiben. GS oiirfte IN
5ebn W}onoten fertig geiteIlt lein.
Die 8oufoiten lolen $250,000 be-
trogen. Gie 9lrditeften iino g8Dott
& g3oIting. 0os Goniite fir oie
e'runoiteinle9une bcitebt ans ben
folgcnoen &erren: Charles ShmiOt
sSoiepb SolobeS, 6. 9foB @ea @us
Gonncnbcrg, s. s. @ouIon 9io6crt
8. Gbornton 9lIirc0 s. Garr, ser
man 9ern6cimer, @eorge q. Curtis,
gSiIliam g. N1cGooom m0 2eon
Sdiif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
Sciu Iidjcrcr 9Slat.

6rou 9c6ccca Sulpert beflagt Sen
@erlliit i6rer 5upelen, welde iie I'M
Struupie trug. 9ieprdieutir-
ten ciucn @ertb BON $3.50. n
3pci 6u6rwerte in Den lcbten
Eaacu oeri6punoeu. II Sdlei6-
oie6e an ser 9lrbeit.
&nuelcn oocr @elo in Sen Striim-
pfcn bel iidj 81 tragen, lit niAt ie6r
empie6lenswcrt6. 3rau &ebecca Sal
pert bon 93r. 300, 9lusStroBe, bat
idlimme @riobrungen gcmabt Sic
bat sic @ebeimpoli5ei beno6ri6tigt,
oaB iic Suuelen inn @ert6e BON $50
GollorS. welde iie in einem Strun.
pic bel iib trug, bel Der Seimfebr
bcrmiBte. sic bat oie @oli5ei Oesbalb
crinc6t, llmidau uod ben Siupelen
81 balten
9 tebe entfernten 6lies
genfenitcr
Carroll SopiielO bon Gar. 1903,
Central gloeneue, 6eflagt Den Ger-
Init bon Sumelen inn 99ertbe BON
$50. Gr bat oie @e6eimpoli5ei be-
nodridtigt oaB 0ie Giebe Oie 6lie-
qenfenlter entiernten rmo gang be.
quem @inlaB in feline @o6mIug ion-
oen
Sit@fer0uno @ogeulos.
@ergcblic6 1no bisber Die Gemii-
6unaen Der @e6eilnpoIi5ei gelpeIen,
eiuem Oic6e auf oie Spur al font
men, Der am lebten 6reitng Oos @e-
iponn oes 8armerS @iIliam &c.
Rap bon 9onoper, 9lune 9lrunoel-
Gountp, oelto6len bat, ais Oaiielbe
am N}orfet @locc, in ser 9ld6e Ser
2ombaro StraBe, itauO. Bon benz
iel6en ieblt ieoe Spur.
2 dlei1 0ieb am gSerfe.
goQor g9. Macgrapne BON Ger.
6t2, Nit 0om6aro StraBe, bat
oie @e6cimpoli5ei beuohridtigt, oaB
lid elm Ticb in feline @o6nung oe-
iAliden 6at ln0 SlnpcIen i'm @eri6c
bon $25 er6eutete
sud 9eito y leneS 5ll + T.
iuerf.
Teteftio geilliom Chiffon bonn
TeeftiU Sollptquartier iudt Die
llmaegeno bon 9laoens6nrg inO
SpattsOille nod cinem @ferOe imO
@uggD ab. 9lm Ie6ten SSreitog puroe
Oos @eipann pel1es Ger 9eiiter
SSo6n 9epellpn bon glr. 944, Sharp.
StroBe, Dem gleger Sobn GoOis lei6-
weiie iiberlieB, geito5Ien. 9(n Ser
S6arp StroBe bntte Gouis Oas
sSo6r5eug Ite6en loiien. &ur5 Oarauf
entOedte Goois, ooB ein 9}eger, 9la-
mems Milliom GorniI6, nit Dem
NuggD oauongelabren mar. GornllD
gob 5lL nit Dem 9uggu oaOongcfab,
rem 5u iein unO figte bin5ii, Dab er
Oas @eiGbrt an ser @errv StraBe
lte6en lieb. @on BORT lit es ner-
idmlrnoen @eitcrn @ormittag brad-
tc Geteftiu Gulliion Der nit Dem
Sale bctrnit muroe, in Gria6rung,
OoB oos @eipann in Ser 9IGbe bon
9laoens6urg geie6en iuoroen lit linz
per5iialicb lit ser GeteftiO nad bort
bin ob0erciit Gas Su6riDerf repr0-
ieutirt einen Sgertb BON $400.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
glc6mcn QaOumo amf.

Geridicocue Ganpier, oie felt Dem
9lus6ruh 0es &rie9es i'm Saien la
gen 6aben oeitcrn in Occult @oiut
nit Der Ginnabme BON Sradt bcgol-
ncn. Die meiiicn lperOen nit @etrci.
Oe 6eirabtet, ooS in groBeu Nuadi.
tdlen in Den lebieu lageu bier all-
fam lmo aufgeipeihert peroeu
nulBte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18

9aubbeiniges WeIinOel bei &eitport.
W3it einen @eiubru6e liegt 5ur
Belt ser % So6re alte SSaueS 2od-
beao i'm llniperiitdts- Soipitol 0ornie-
Der, Gr erfldrt, an Sonnto9 9lbeuO
fiir5 Dor Dlitterna1t 81 @eiport BON
bier weiBen WlGmern iiberioQen NOR
Oen 5il iein. Cie 9lngreiier perilib.
ten ieine in ieincr 9eoleitlmg beiino.
lide imge Satin nit iib 81 reiBcn
mo niBbanOeltcn i6n in rober @eiie,
ais CT ieiner Srma 81 Siilie elite.
SdlieBlid purOe cr einen 9l66ang
binuntcr geluorien mo brad Iic5 bier.
bei 0as @cin. Uurd oic SSiilieruie
bon Sroi SodbcaO ongelodt, ciltcn
inn lebten glugen6lide Sobu @Oans,
bon g}r. 1916, gScit-Sorotogo. Sir.
umo gSiaiom 2ong BON 9tr. 10S, Siio-
GarltonitraBc, ber6ei, pornnf oie ire
den 9lttent6ter sic 8lu1t crgriiien.
Die beioen 9etter 6radten bieroui
oas angc0riiiene @oar in oos Soipi-
tai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18

% e6r 9(merifoner anges
fommen.
Scr Oampier ,,giieiw glmlieroom"
BON Der Sollduo 9lmerifauilden 81
ME troi geiteru 9l6eno an Der Gua-
routGne III 9lem Dort ein unO bat
2O00 qeitranoete 2lneritaner an
9orO. Ger Compier ging bon Hot-
terOan a6 mo legte in @lpnoit6
ou. Scute meroen Die %oiiogiere ae-
Ionoet. IS iino cine gauge 9ln5abl
@altimorer oa3piihcH.
5amcn BON Gnqlan0.
lluter oeu @oiiaoieren welde ge.
iteru nit Dem engIiiden Yaiiagier-
Oampier ,9ocouia" in ylem Dorf
onfonen, maren ole 6olgenoen:
Grdiiocnt @eorge g9eems gSiaiams
BON Der Garfbcboroe, 9iidter Carroll
Z. 9ono, 9oitor Or. gOwaro 9. 9li.
Der Or. 6reOerid EaDlor mo Oer-
i6ieOene 2lnoere. g}ah elmer &a6el-
ocpeide beiinocn iirb Serr Mar @reii
ltn0 ,Srnil rnO Socbter IN 2u3ern in
Ser Shpei3, Serr gloolp6 @lonOs
bein umO 6rmi iino in Sollano,
Trou emma g(. Stein uno 6r6ulein
Stein iinO in Berlin mo Srdulein
Eenolcton lit I'M Soag no lid aud
Die 5amilien 9ouer unO &oiue 6eiin-
Oen.
5remoe 2 diffe i'm Sofen.
Inter oeu frenoeu Sdiiien i'm
Saien befinoen iicb: Bulgaria, "
nSiberia~ uuo uNbeiu~ BON 0eutid-
lano unO ngeenopf oaonerODf"
mo ,,&elbergen~ bon Sollono. Ser,
ner oc eugliitben Sd)ifie rGaiile.
more yOloro,0 oSpormore~ uno
. .@etamore~
" er0en gnt 6eban0elt
Sr 6. Clarence ,Sones Bat bon Yn.
ocu u@aoen, TeutidIono, our6 sic
Ternittllng oeS nmerifaniiMen @e.
nerol.GoniulS in 9lotterOom folgenoe
&o6clGep'ihe obgeianot: nSones
telegrap6irt bon 9oOen. 9oOen oos
Stoats 9epartcment mo ole 3ei-
tngen 81 benodrihtigcn ooB 100
9lnerifoucr in @oOcn.9oOen ieit Dem
I. 9hl9uit o6ne Go6el-, &oit. ooer Sc.
leeropben Ger6in0ung ieien Sn
Ieuti6lan0 miiiien oIle 9rieie imO
Gelcgrammc in Geutid 9eihrie6en
meroen. 9lo6rlmgsmittel iinO 0enii-
gcno 0or6onOcn Die Oeltihe Gegie.
RING be6ouoelt Oie 9lmerifoner ie6r
0ut imo gemd6rt ocniel6en ipe5ielIe
9'rioilcaien. Die ocnti6c Hegiernng
iie6t nad oen 9eoiiritiiien Der
Sren0eH ollcr 9tationalitdtcn 9lue
oeuticbcn @antcu iino ofien, a6er lie
ne6ren feline irem0en Greoit6rieie
ODER 9lciie-G6eds. SIS lit gcnug Fa-
piergel0 oorbonoen o6er fein Golo
g9ir brau1cu @ologeI0 umo @erbin-
ouna, ml0 einen 9onlpier, Der Die
9lmerifaner beim6rinQt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-18
5u ser gai allf Der gsadt.

Ger 3ol(futter ,Cnonoago~ licgt
am Gingangc Scr G6eiapeafe 9ai,
nm i0mmtlihe cin- mo ouslaIienoe
iren0ldnoiide Gaupier 81 mterIiI'
MeH ialIs Elm %eriiob gcgen oaS
9leutrolitdtsaeieb Oorliegt. Seocr
Gompier 1T Dcrpili6tet, 10 uobc an
Der ,Cnonoaga~ Oorbei3uiabreu, oaB
icine 9lationalitdt ieitgeiteat weroen
fann.