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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
9rfunutmadjnu0cn.
Bureau 0rr @nnitcrungSi 0ummiIiOn
WnltiuurC lturDlnun.


Gerilcgclte Angcbote, an ben pNoaro ot
gllpar0s, 0are OF GiiD &egllier" aotolliri, pcri
oen bon oicicm in lenenl bureau 9ui00due,
bis 4 ll6r &ormiidgs an Miithuudl, 6. Mai
1914, cniaeQen genonnen ir Die &Oeairung
0cn 3lQnoltcnbau uno Biaterung nit @emeri
@onirci Der IN lolgcnoem 3pntraii aHgcibrttt
StrNBen lillb gllleOs
Cement GOnlret &iaitermnaS. 6on.rnit glr. So.
5iAtter Nnen, bon Dolphin SirdBe bis Vic'
U}ehena StruBe
SrcparO.strafc, bon 2olp0iuetrabc bis 2aia'
DctieNneluc.
Scufina qIis9, bon 2olp0iu.etrabc bis eau.
rcnss SirdBc.
@laion NlleN, BON 2oIp0iu.eirobc bis gaia.
W,aiSn aaep, bon mofoererabc bis eamens.
SiyaBc
Cement Goufrci. .iO, 500 Carbohydrates.
Scgldubiater Gbed. 100000
Obigc 3db.en 0rilden bic abgc0dbteH Glnni
tliaien Der puupipoicn aus, ole in ben 9ons
trdiieH Gcnnitni no
Gpc5iiliaiioucn uno Qlngc6ois 5ormure l6ns
men nut @cluh i'm Bureau oer Elncrunge'
0pmmiion. Nnib0nus crldnat merocn. Sin
Ecpol bon $500 miro iir ieoe Spc6iiiintloH
ibcr ocicu @pHrafi Gefuroert. Saiiclhe miro
nht 5uridcriiaitet pcita Gin angcboi Mot en'
gcrelcbt miro.
gldnc mo @roiIc fno sur Snormaiion bon
gicicrn i'm glrcbiO inn 9nreuu oeS coniultircns
Den Sngcnicurs duibcpabrt
Gic 0ontrntsNcb0roe bebdli icD onS Hecbt
nor trgcno Gin unb ale gln9ebote al ucrlpers
fen. Sin bcglanbigtcr 0bcd oeS 8iciers. auf
cine s@lcnriug Noulc 9uni" auf ole Srore oes
Wla0ors lno SiooiratbS bon Baltimore ge6of
ocL ~ Der oben anqcqcbenen pobe, ntnb iei
Dem 9lngcbot bcigeiigt iein.
Ger erogrede &leier nb 8ir0i6ait ites
len uno bic Netimnnnaen oes Staot@6artcrs
iiber Gpniraiie eriiiact
Sm gluitrlgc Der &tuIicrmQS &ommifiion.
". NcitB Compton,
@oriibcr mo coniuiirenoer Sngeuieur.
ecIrcidr
@ciidiot:
Samcc q. 6rcitun,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25


glnour@ perocn ale @crioHen uno @6rpcr-
fduiicn iuCorporrt oocr poiiiDe fuelcDc IN
Der Staoi Baltimore Elm @efdldii heirciben fir
pclc6eS bic @rbebuna cincr StaatsSiecn5 cr'
iurocrliD it, anigclorbcri, am ooer Dor oeil
criten Snac re9 @lgnnts Mai 1914 che 81
Gems 81 lbicn ooer hiciel0e 8il ernGierr
Sic 8cridnmriB. cine Giccn8 81 lolcn miro
9erioncu clncr Strdie netit toiien llntcriuer'
fen. glppliilncn mnicn pcri6nlt6 erldeincu.
Sic lebacn 9icenicn cr.oi9en an 80, Gage i'm
glpril 1914.
ST. Nbam 2cnpert, glftuar ocs Common
@leass @ericbts III iett bereii. Bipildben ben
Smnocn ron llbr &oruildnS bis ! llbr
gin1mitiags IN ieiuem Niirean i'm @rogeidpi
oec @eridtcs sWebduocc Siccn5en aiS8ultcIcn.
Nas Stnntss&criimerunGay yocpartcment pon
Warglanb miro am mo nad 6rcltag, ben I.
MiGi 1914, tipti0en ben Stunoen bon 8 ubr
&ormitinps bis A llbr 9Qchnfiiiugs In ietlen
SNpciiesSiraBc 8ur &erunsqnbung bon idbrls
c1cn WcriimcrAnge Yiccn6eu bcreit iein.
SHumus g. Wlc9nltp,
G0crii Der St1ot Baltimore.
(slpril1 3,6S10, t3,1517 20. .22, ,24,27, ,29,3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
SctanntmodJnngcn.
gurcan OcS GcoduOe. Snipsitors.

2l glpril 1914
G8 pro bicrmit belannt eeoeben, oaB SGmcs
g. Qarriib in QcmdB Der an TO- Slini 1908
nnier3eibneteu &erorhnuua Gr. i55, glbibnitt
A. Gardnrapb . (pie nm 27. 9lonemher iNi I
owcuhirt I'M 0rlanbnib nabaeindDt Bat oas
9lnpeicn 9r. 2443, gorf Roao. ais 6ol5miDie
81 uenbeu clnc Sumieoc uHo 20 s.. y, in
@otorcn 80 initdurcn.
Is. 6. smb0S,
(9lpr25. .20) @ebdu6e'Snipetior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

@s farb am "a. glpril 1914 @6cnos vi
llbr nad nr6em ardniiein @eurgc s.. 9cni,
ocliebier Giniie bon gnnie y. Gems. I'M Alicr
mn rs Sahren. Die 8eeroauna inoet bonn
Sauie ieiHcS SmpicaerIobnes, 0niternsNuenne
tmp 20 straRc, aus Halt. Sie Set piro lpn'
tcr auQcSeiQt (9lpr25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
NRnln M Ollnne

IS nuyb pl3bli6 am "a glpril i0i4 96cnos,
Juln G. Nlnmc, gclicbte Satin bon @eorQc 81.
Qlome. inn gllicr bon a NnbrcH IN ibrer g8obi
runn Gr 2204, cjungG. .stra6c. Die Belt Der
Neerbiaina Uir0 ipdter ange5eat. (glpr25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
@Dcrlll 6cr @i1oi WaIIlnorc.
(9lpril1 ,3,G.s10, 1851 720.22,24,2729 500
Gcsartemcnt fir Bfieuninc @cr0cfiernnaCn.
llnier.HcpartsmenI hcs Siabi.Smncnicnre.

Baltimore, 2. glrpil 1914.
gtn glnc, bic cs nnnclt!
@s uiro bcrmt acmdb cen NGnniicn 80 .
mo So 0cS Baltimore Stoot9bnrlere belant
9cmaDt onb ole @flaiieyunqs Gommiiiion ocr
Girreu letrS bie mo9oenanits @ man 9 cirase MI npSs
otrHcm Moteriul so pilaltcrn. ncil az pilaern
mn nen 81 bceacn 9nc IerinHen nub 9ors
porniioneH merocu ocsbalb dlti Jciorberi Grs
lnubnBidcine fir nne Slrbeitcn Bu lDcn uno
hclc uog bcnt l6. Mlai 1914 81 Decnocit. bic
IL irneno cincr gSeife bic gniarabnna ooer
96eiles ocrIclbcn n6i5e MAIDEN m5bien, nacbs
bcm iic aui iolde gSeiie aepiluiiert. ncu gepila.
itcrt r0cr ncn bclcQi TT.
Sle oben ermlbnie Strnbe If:
6eutrc'Sirahe, ppn Der e. Rnul Srabe bis
s. 81. WlcGan,
otsSngenicur.
Sm gtriiroac ocr &i!oiteruuas .GommiiioH Der
Siaot Baltimore
d. Acis1 Compton,
&oriiber nnp conlultrenoer Sngcnicur.
(9lDr4 1927
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
Baltimore, 22. glpril 1914.
9Hrcnn ber gbjngelannlsN NummiiiDu Der Staot
Ynutmurc

Baltimore.
gln5cigc ors Snnitdr.6uutrnfts 9ir. 1874,
@criicsc.tc Ailgcbute NIT oer glufi@rii @ro
polul or @onltrudiu9 miscellaneous S0tet0
ScmerS NO z, Guut0rO Contract Ro. 134
an ben goaro OF 9ludrOs OF Baltimore SIN"
n0rctrt lptrhcn bis Wiittlpud, ocit g. Wtni
1914, II llbr NprnitidpS, I'M Wircau ocS
Staois6e9ltr 9Qtbbaus, Baltimore Nib
culgenen genonlMen iiir ben Pau Qcluilier oet
lnieoener Qnlor'glebenidndlc, mic oui ben
$ldnrn per5el1nct IT. PIE IN 9nreau pcs &ru
ealoln w. 0enbrtd Gbefs2ngenienr Dor Ibs
duQsfnnals0 0ontinillion. nnibelOdOrt pcroc
Spe6iluationeu uno Adne i1nnen an nno
I'M Nlrean ocr Nb5ngsloEalsGont ontnllicn, 3n'
mcr 9tr. 904, ,,Nmcricnn &niiDima," Baltimore
NH, Crlnn9t Werocu
sine ecbii6r bon 5000 luirb fir ieoe .&ci6e
ron Spc3itliniiuncn uu0 Nlduorudcn erbohcn
Eeic Gjcbii6r wro bci @Hdoooe an ooer po,
Mltttmp0. ocli 6. llui 1914, Der Mot hcnutien
Spc5iildtioncn ullo Gldne IN Guiem 3nildHoc
5uridcriiattct oocr Del 9tild9dbe Ger au9emds
leli Spc5llliai,oneil nllo %idne I'M sale eih
gInQebot eln0ercidt miro,
AMI cine pGlelrng 9oue Nuil ee6ogct ar
bic Grore oe5 Wlapprs nn0 @tanrnile BON
et0ocIdattc nnanttdten:
25$5O Slgs5g9 uiirlii5irle 0'obrcn@andIc. O.
Q77oo eina5nb oriii5ric aa0rcu 0aus an'
Miiie
Scr criciGrci1c gctcr mi oicicu 0oaiydti
muB Nlrgi6aii iicnen uno Die &orl0riften ocs
SiaotiGbariera iper 9onirqiie eriiium
Die Guntruit,Nc6droc bebdli ib oaS 9iedlt
npr. irgcno Elm oocr ale sIuGcbotc 5urid5u'
cnarics cnalanS,, S,,,ru.,r
SarrH a. SioSgcFs,
Acndhai ON % gpril 1914.
3anies 8. Nreiion,
@rldoem ocr Goniraiis9cborbe
(llpr23- 25,27-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

Sine Seleaation, nnter Der I'D aud fatbOldJe &rie.
tier 6cianoeL crindtc ocn9|cp Porter Mlopor an 5oi
a0ca 2lmatelr-9 9aleooQipclc SIT cranbcn Ser 9}opor
oltiportcte CT miic oos GjeieB orbiii6rcn o6cr cr
uiirOc cs III DernilnIttaer g9ee t5n lmicre &oli5c
9e66roc f0untc iidl Gin 9cpic Oaran ncbmeu IS
iadrc glt lin imierc 5gen0 pcnn 6nen erlabt mroc
an Counting Nadjiuittogeu III ocu gartanagcu goic6ua
81 ipclcH Ger 9ollpob i'm Borf lit Elm 6ciierer @lob
fir bic ,SigenO ais 9adHipcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
Nic OiDI0matiihen @crtretcr VroiiIienlg wl

Die Oplpmatiideu %ertrcter SrnilienS mcrScn id
rd6rcn0 ocs arcae9 nit 0lcrito SET gmcrifancr al.
uc6men DieieS bon Der 9ai5ngtoner 9}cgierulg ge
trofene gbfomHeu III Gin ie5r meiicS g8ir pertracn
lmicre grger oen Gerreteru enes ateiniiden Staats
mcieus in eincni latcuiiden 9anoe an mo ue Die
ggai0inatoncr 70 1ot old 0ic braiiIianlc 9lclcrma
iId aepeiNcrt Gnata anlnerteneI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
GaMMLtatter g50rILsfeLt- g'arR.

Der rGanuiiaiier Sollsies&crein" beebrt lh,
icncH Srcunocn mo Gerciuen nnju5cigcnt oaB
er oaS @eIIerforn'iDe @rnnoeiaeii1un 8mil9eh
men bat uno ocm Dere0cien 9ubliium iiir Nb'
baIuno ton @tcnics mo 6eilidleicn emplie1h.
Sir glnslunit meeen Necgun1 ogs Barts
peil0e nlan li6 cilhpcoer an ". g 9pcuciclo,
gir. 20l9, gseits@rnti-sirune, uoer al IrGn6
Snntcr, yir. 5S, 0Gtons9lpcnne, ooer olreit III
$nri Telepbon: Gi.Iior 394 w
(Scb25 S9(ic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
ner nltc nrnMfnanner !nenrn gsatterlnn nun Com

plc agt. ughl jum Maridc nad Fanaiua biuitutcr"
glo gacs Den Der 5tootcn cilperlcben mas 8iuiibci
aem 9iio @ranoc iHo ocm Raaanlu&anal cat eirc
idonc Sni fir ms piroc oas mcroen a6cr and cine
prdAiigc observation-disclosures fir imicr @roB.ao.
Fila
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

NlId ld1E cF luNf0c no oNFdl NleWHN0cN " clNrN
Siricg nt Dcu Ger Staatcl 0incinordnlcn aiicn Sin
aroBcs g9ort gelaicr asgeiproben gSc o6cr menu
iciue Atnlcc bon 10000 Nlam al icinca 8atriotisniS
aus Mcritaner appcrt2 SSiro Ct Is 0aun Daralti
toumc loiiel pie eiu Gerdtbcr encs &atcrlonocs be-
span0ch 5u ucr0c2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
aigdJIidJc gIn5cigcn.
2iDns.Wertcinbc.

Gjpiiesoicnt l0l5 Sorm 9uiiciiameniidc
Grcoi0tpn ,. Gapio, bcr WcniG
English Vespcrs May g. SPIN.
(glpr25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

@crmittInnn? 81 ludrc ~ idl4n!

9us ecnoon fonuut sic giadric1t Dab 0roBbriton
itn beret ei 3piid6en 0cl Der Staotc mo Yierfo 5
pcrrittela glud DcBt es oaB &onig gllions bon Spa
neu oic &ernittlerroac iibcrncbmel modc. &cnn
Gnaauo ODER aong 9llipus cine &eritdnoigung bcrbc
iiibrcn t6nntcn tpiiroe 0as amcrifan@e &oIt nit
Nusno6me bon cincn Sonopoa Singos, pcIdlc gan5
WaitrlglHcrifa DTS btuirtcr 5um Banama-Sana annct
iircn modten ibnct e6r oanfbor cin Der Stricg
init @crifo lit nidt popular @s bccbt fein Gnt6iias
uns fir 6u Gic 9iegicumg wia sen Sfreg nd5t uno
noS 9of nil ion nc5t lo ucnn lett nod Gin gSeg &C.
iinoen ucroci ionntc Inn ion init 9iian0 5i ucrntci-
ben, Damn miro Der gtiSpcg der6 alien 9Imcritancrn
cic nidlt non @roBmannondt beialcn no itnO nift n
yriiben iiidjcr moaei berjlid millfonmcH icin.
Die &crnihung nnlB abcr icbnel gcide6cn llniGc
Dlarineiooatcn ebcn ieBt crit urr IN &cra Gr5 ilno
Sic ouctgcn Sample baben mir mcuige Ncnibcnlcbcn
qeorocrt luengcr ameritanibcs 8hlt 1T in Nerifo &C.
'olicn ais nl Goblclrcper bon SiiO.Gooraoo, glbcr
mas sic raden "a ooer as Shmoen bringcn fonneL
iprtB gdcmano @cnn General Wloas Oeu @crud mo.
den ioltc &cra @rB 5uriid5ugapinncn Damn miro pcl
9llit ilicBe li0 Oonn miro an &ernittimg ndlt ue0r
gcoadbt perocu fonncn Gaun miro 0aS amcriiaid)c
gSo ucrlangeu Dab Der 6rieoc IN @}eIifos Sauptiaot
0ird ameritaniibc aauonen oiftirt mcr0c.
3uuinihen abcr mare cs ueHn ciH eaitIidcr Con.
ift init Nlerito icst nod Dcrncoen weroeu t0untc-
@cI @cr5clcio piirDc cripnrt pcroc nio a Sabre BIN
ois SET 9le9icrg III g9aibngton uiel 5orgc Ole gena
0at an Den Sorgcn mcdjc oc &bilippncn ibr felt l6-
ssa6rcn bercitct ba6cH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25


Snrran oes 0jc66noe.Snpe Slathhnne.
mare, 49, glpril 1914.
glnaehnte iperhen cnigeaci nclloninieH pnll
Der 0unralibeb1rbe Der Saoi Baltimore ihr
bic 9e0un9 bon 9enicnis ooer Ace'gSegcn nllo
iur Strubcn i'm NaO 9ieuagibl, 8ur gcnubuli9
eiieHS Der glrmensNc10rhc.
stneeDotc miien ii pcriicgclieu gonpcrieL
noreri an ben a8oar0 Of gluaros," icn, ole
gui6riii ,,@rppuin fpr 6cmcut or 0ranrl
pnlfS nuo 3inabipnHs at Ban Glclu AMlnm"
irugen iiun bci @ern, NidDaro Gluinn, ocp
Sta6t&cnliraicr, in bcilen @nrcdn i'm 6ail'
Duus nm obcr pur II ll6r Sormiiags en-
Nsithuon, ben 26. Mai 1914, engerei0i mers
ben
glnaeboien mnB Gin all ocn Minbor uno
Siaotrnib uuu Baltimore 5ablbnrer certitt5tter
0bed ocs Gictcrs iiir infBnnocrt (S5OO.OO)
Sollnre auI cine p@lcariug 9oule Ndni" bei'
ociiilt lein
Ser criularcicbc &cicr muB Nnr9innit itcllc
iul0 Die &ori6rlfieH oeS Staots9barierS IN Be
5uq lui @oniraltc eriilncH.
8eihulngcH nno Gpeiiilaipncn lorncn nfi
00cr nom ocnl "a. Npril 1914 i'm Bureau oce
Gebduoci Snipclore beii1tipt merbeli
Sic Nc1Broc bcbdlt iidD ouS 6ed0t Oor, irgcno
elm ooer ale 9lnpcbote 5uriid3ulpeiien
Is. 6. Snbbc,
Gc6diioes sSuipeiior
Ncndtat;
SnmcS s.. @reitpn,
&rdiibcui Der Goniratls@eDoroe.
(glpr2l 25,27 2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
gurcan Scr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

V q m c, WIo., "a WpflI INIl
&criicpclie 9lHecbote. oorcilri an ocn g9odro
Of glnarOs IN care Of toe sin 9eqiitcr" pcr'
Den bon hcm Sidot6egiirnior bis MlittiuDdl,
ocu g. Wini 1914, If llbr &ormitidps In fcuem
9urcuu Natbbuus, entaegeH aenommcn iiir Die
NiOeliruHa, GduoitcinietnHg unb oas 8llalicrH
Der olgclo geHdnnicn StraBe nit 0nRsgspBalt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

gSeuu cS id 6etatist, aat Gin &edelbah, cah
Sncria bic 9Asldn0er inter militdrilbem Sdue BON
Ncrifo aad grra GuB 6ci6rocrn ldBt 10 mB W III ci
nen Gcipoerpabn ood] lid5te 9Iugeubde Dabcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

2ic msgfoniIden @erludclruocH iratcu bic Oemu-
fratid)c 2ppoon gegen Die SGafiung elmer itnrfcl
9rmcc o l6tte Elm uo fin ale 0lac beicitiaen last
ocr Baltimore 9lmcrican" g8irO aldl 70 fomHen,
eolcdc gSenn Gattcrions .0}ari6 6immter nod 95a-
mama ourdacfiiDrt miro brauc9c mir Sa9re lana ciuc
armcc UoH mc6rcrcn nnnocrttaueuo @}ona, i'm 9ieoo.
hiicnsgcliiitc 0ort utcn nic6cr5ubaltcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
Nrricininfcits.N Nirdlr.

(Griaiibs nabe SpbsGiraBcl
Coming SornIitua; ,06riiientbnm uno
@rie9. Sontaa Nbero; Ser gSoli fomm
mo 5erllyeui Die Seroe-" (9pr25- 2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

0ac a5uigrcid %renfen muh ia aud oblaac4 Sc-
icBc ba6en DON ocr 2lrt or N1arplauor Der fonll5c
Sofdddtemeiiter in %otsopm III 6citrait poroe neil
~ SET faiicracn S5ofidle ou cincai 5onutag 96cuo
Purraarcn liccic bic orin9u0 beiot5iat moren fir
eiis faijcrlid5es 1incr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

Siu @nrran 6o5 9iptGen Grriass in @ai6iugtOn ia.
uen tito Hbcr A000 6raian gelHeoci fin 0cn aranfcn-
pilc1eruncnoicnit iln nuitoaiicjcn 6eo5ugc g9enn
iic lido oas Ma6lrcdt nidt crfdntplcn f6uncn foncn
icS Dicac6t aiii Sem &cgc ser Srantcupflcgc craa.
ge...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

Der @citpr oer rcaiercnOcu 6dnptcr Gnroga0, Sai-
icr 6raB ,spiepD madli europa 5orgc Ccr @ciin0-
hcts5uitano oe5 nabc3u Sl Sabre atcn MonarGcn III
a red5t bledter sic tadrdli BON ieinanI &oOc fam
coen gliaenblid curciien gSas Die 6oIgen cin pcr-
0cn oas III Die Sraac pic id] Guropo IN bangen 3mcel
itclt Gs HI Wmicocrbot prop6cjct por0cn 0aB bic Dop-
pclmonnrdc nit ibran peliprocbi0ea &6ler8culiid}
3pFbrodeln iUr0c pcm Der bccbtc Nouard, Der cit
65 Sa6rc sic 9cgcrrmo iii6rt Die 2lugen iir INNER
5iniladt Gas piir0c oas curopdiide 6eidgcUd)t to-
rca uu6 umpcrmciod cncn GrdBGdcu @0lfcrfrieg Dcr-
hciiiibrcn. Garm @uropds 1orgc nm 6ran5 Soicp9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

ans prcr gicbc nno SrcanOidlaft fiji @egifO bobcn
nir Gera Gru5 becBt iagt uacr &rdIiOcnt Gic ameri
faHdDe 5aggc miro iid]t tUeoer 5cruer0c0pt weroen
ipcun miere 5ngcn ie einmal IN Dleritos @oiptitaot
atgcpila3t 1a6cn proppc5et GougrcBa6georoncter
@lann oer rcpn6fauiite 5iI6rer i'm Suus. 9coe sls-
ipriihc iiio pereinbar6 llni oic Qertancr por lid
ivbit sl rcitcu 0ljcoern uir iic inns an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

SnmcS 8. 4rcituu,
Grdiioeni ocr GoniruitsNe90r6c
(9pr25. 81. .lfaA)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

Sin alter %cterau ans Dem mcritaudjeH Grege uon
1913 meint Der aricg nit @3egilo miirNc muociicns
0re Sabre oauer Gcr cigcltlidjc Stricg ipobl idlt
sber mcn Der aricg 0or6c III oonn miro cS pcc Sat
~ ucbmcn wa5ridleinlid Gin &crteja6r9nnocri
0ci 3t aHcrifaHibcu @irgerr gcmahten @ucrta5, Bill
lns Garran5as, 0io5s unO @ia0cros oas &cooluj5crn
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The broad ax., 1914-09-26
DANES AND DAUGHTERS,

Jennie D. LOTHIAN. aged twenty-five,
has obtaintd the degree Of master Of
laws from Boston university.
The Duchess OF Marlborough. who
was Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt has. IT.
Is said. contributed 100000 to the
suffrage cause In England.
Mrs. Margaret stockman Of Hamp-
stead Garden, a suburb Of London. Is
30 framing her will as to dislnherit her
only son II women do not get the vote
before her death.
Nine. Aontessod will supervise the
work Of the model Montessori school
to be conducted as part Of the educa-.
donal demonstration work at the Pan
ama-Paciac International exposition In
1915
China already has women doctors. but
It remains for Miss YarlOck Low to Of
fer to her country the services of a
woman lawyer. Miss Low Is a Junior
at an American university and feels
sure that by the time she has won her
degree her home province Of Pingyang
wiz be ready to receive her.
The broad ax., 1914-09-26
Current Comment.

The Nobel prize this year may have
to be turned over to the Red Cross
Life.
It's not too early to begin thinking
up things to be thankful for on Thanks
giving.-LOuisville Herald.
Latin America Is In a fair way to dis
cover again that the United States is
her good friend.-Rochester Herald.
For this season at least the steam
ship lines need fear no aerial COM
petition across the Atlantic. Baltimore
American.
The continued silence Of the stock
ticker has apparently not greatly dis
turbed the people Of this country
Washington Star.
The annual parade Of the Grand Army
has now dwindled to approximately
5000 men IN line at Detroit this year,
and 1t VIII never be so large again
Springfield Republican.
The broad ax., 1914-09-26
sIREs AND SONS.

g. W. Nevil, seventy-seven, OF Phila.
delphia has donated $4,000 to hospi.
tails in that city.
a. G. Geriach, former noted globe
trotter, has settled down In Milwau.
kee as a lawyer.
Lieutenant Colonel Julius L. Powell
the only remaining officer Of the army
who served in the Confederate ranks.
has been placed on the retired list as
q bigadier general he was taken
into the army as an assistant surgeon
by special act OF congress In 1879.
Sir William Watson Cheyne, C B..
who has been elected president OF the
British Royal College Of Surgeons, Is
an honorary surgeon to the king, mo-
lessor OF clinical surgery, Kings col
lege, and was Hunterian professor to
the Royal College Of Surgeons from
1880.
General Paul Mary Caesar Gerald
Pau, who has been placed In COM
mand OF one Of the French armies,
was born at Montelimar, In France.
and Is now In his sixty-seventh year.
BE was trained ct st. Cyl, the West
Point Of France, and was graduated in
1861. General Pau fought through the
Franco-Prussian war Of 1870. he lost
an arm at Froeschviller.
The broad ax., 1914-09-26
Pert Personals.

One Wied has been hoed out Of the
garden Of nations by the Albanian
people.-New York Mail.
Thomas Hardy's poem on the war
VIII serve to confirm his reputation as
great prose writer.-New York
World
George Bernard Shaw boasts that
he does not smoke, says an exchange.
Is there anything George doesn't boast
off-Detroit Free Press.
1t is altogether probable that John
Lind Is remaining strictly neutral, but
wen wager no one could get him to
say so.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
William Waldorf Aston has given
$4,000 to the Prince Of Wales relief
fund. William win be lord yet II bis
Hberality holds out-Chicago Herald
The broad ax., 1914-09-26
FIippant filings.

Adam blamed it on an apple. But
nowadays It is a peach that usually
starts all the trouble.-Cincinnat En-
quirer.
Ohio has not yet signifed its usual
desire to furnish all OF the presiden-
dal candidates in 1916-St Louis
Globe-Democrat
Another interesting point is, What
effect will this war have on some Of
those titles that have been bought by
the rich papas of American girisl-
Duluth Herald.
'The golden age OF beautiful wo-
men Is passing" Observes-or at least
alleges-a japanese naval officer. No
wonder these far fasteners are mad
enough to go to war.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The broad ax., 1914-09-26
Fashion FriHS

Fan styles for men are right much
the same thing that Sherman said war
was.-Greenville Is. c. News.
The dressmakers propose war
styles" for women's clothes. Can the
women Of a peace nation consistently
wear them?-New York World
We have been trying to figure out
why It Is that the uglier the fashion
the prettier the woman seems, but we
give 1t up.-Columbus lo) Journal.
A shortage Of foreign dyestuhs VIII
prolong the fashion Of white stockings
Gratitude may be felt that economic
conditions can revive the barber pole
effects that our forefathers knew
Washington Star.
The broad ax., 1914-09-26
Animal Oddities.

There are 10000 different kinds of
butterflies.
The founder lays 100000 eggs a
year, the turbot 100000.
The earliest riser of the bird family
Is the greenhnch, which sometimes be
gins to sing at 1 O'Clock on a summer
morning.
In appearance flying fish are very
hike a sand mullet The wings resem-
BILE an extended dorsal fin and open
and shut like lady's fan.
One little honeybee win hang sus-
pended from a limb, while from his
body a hundred others win depend
one holding to another. chain fashion
and one cannot see that the first bee
waivers or finds his load heavy.
The broad ax., 1914-09-26
Industrial Items.

New York has 100000 cloakmakers.
Women act as factory inspectors in
British Columbia.
Swedish mines employ 166 women
and 2,764 children
There are almost 10000 unorganized
coal miners in this country.
Women employed In the metal trades
at Milan, Italy, are paid 8 cents an
hour.
It requires some 1900 clerks to man
the 3,4OO railroad postofices in the
United States.
OF the nearly 1900 women employ
ed In the silk industry in New Jersey
over 300 receive an average Of from
$12 to SIS per week In wages.
The broad ax., 1914-09-26
Crop Notes.

! Put down the 1914 apple crop at no.
100000 bushels. And It's up 70 us %
see that they don't spoh-CleTeiano
Plain Dealer.
{! Kansas a planning 70 plant an aodi-
ItIoual 100000 acres IN wheat
mere WIN be need for II next year. no
dOubG-Roehestsr Herald
And nov Il seems that We are %
I've : bumper cotton crop too. Those
TIuroDsan chaps had better stop scrap
60 ana mt a On some Of this proS
=, -. -zndiauapnlls News
The broad ax., 1914-09-26
Recent Inventions.

An attachment by which any camera
can be used to enlarge negatives has
been patented
To provide sleeping quarters In an
automobile there has been patented
folding bed much on the principle OF
the sleeping car berth
/, So that q man can adjust himself 70
any light while shaving Missourian
has patented a mirror mounted on
5ofnted rod, supported BY wire frame
10 Be suspended from his neck
The broad ax., 1914-09-26
Tax Suggestions.

Let economy be taxation's teammate.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Moving pictures Of the war ought to
be taxed on their gate receipts.-Phila-
delphia Record.
Let's have a tax on baseball tickets
and have 1t effective from Nov. ] to
March / each year.-Lawrence Tele-
gram.
A war tax on automobiles which
would take the Joy out Of the Joy ride
could not be wholly burdensome.-New
York World.
We would suggest that the admins
tration might get a pile Of money by
putting a war tax on the free lunch
Philadelphia Inquirer.