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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-10
PASS PRACTICE
CALLED MENACE
Interstate Commission So
Reports to Senate.
FIGURES ON TWO ROADS
Investigation of Big Southern Car
rlers Shows That Judges, Lealsla-
Officials Have Free TRANSPORTATION.

'h@N tf%& tefoF0fN
Washington, July 10.-Characteriz-
ing the distribution OF free transpor-
tation by railroads as "a menace TO
the institutions of a free people" the
Interstate commerce commission re-
ported to the senate the results OF Its
Investigations. directed against the
Louisville and Nashville and the Nash
vile. Chattanooga and st. Louis
roads.
The report says that during 1913
the W. roads distributed passes rep
resenting more than III. 200. 900 miles
Of travel, valued at $340, 260.61, TO
more than $4,000 individuals In every
walk OF life.
The Louisville and Nashville gave
passes to: United States senators. /.
representatives, 2; other United
States officials, 1879; state senator's
1856; state representatives, 2,1S3;
other state officials. 1869; judges, SO
Judges Get Many.
The Nashville. Chattanooga ant
st. Louis gave to United States ofi
Gals. other than members OF con
gress, Isl; state senators, 5.S14; state
representatives. S.439; other state of
fcials. 1.0s6; judges, ITO.
The commission informed the sen
ate that although II could issue nc
order In the special investigation pur
sued under the resolution II was max.
ing q general investigation In which
1t intends to issue an order dealing
with the practice. The commission
said:
These citizens, who sell their in
fiuence quite as much a If they &C
cepted money brides. seem to be as
willing to be tied as the carriers are
ready to tie them. Men pledge thaiI
influence quietly In the home. OF
school or club. In the professions, In
business, In city councils and admin
istrative boards. In courts Of justice
ir executive halls and at the polls"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-10
Woman centenarian Dead.

Connellsville. Pa, July 10.-Mrs.
Martha Crise. who had been an In
valid from childhood, died at Trent.
Somerset county. aged 101 years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-10
Venezuelan Fugitive Arrives.

New York, July 10.-GeDeral Lao
poldo Baptista. who fed from veAezu-
ella. where he was secretary-general
TO ex.Prssident Gomez. arrived here
on board the steamer Caracas on his
way to Europe.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-10
FORMERCHICAGO MAYORDIES
Fred A. Busse Succumbs After Ex-
tended illness.

Chicago, July 10.-Fred A. Busse,
former mayor of Chicago and for al
most twenty years a we'll known Re-
publican politician, is dead. He had
been sick for many weeks and was
taken to his home from Mercy hos,
pital Wednesday.
In 1905 Mr.. Busse was appointed
postmaster of Chicago by President
Roosevelt. Two years later he was
elected mayor.
The day book., 1914-03-26
MRS. POTTER is DEAD

Mrs. Francis Squires Potter, noted
suffrage leader, author and educator,
died at her home, 1881 Oakenwald
avenue, yesterday after an illness
lasting nearly three years.
Mrs. Potter was just finishing her
fourth year as chairman of the litera-
ture department of the National Fed
Grafton of Woman's Clubs. She was
former professor of literature at the
University of Minnesota and held the
chair of etymology in Brooklyn Insti-
tute.
For several years she wrote under
the name, Francis Squire.
The day book., 1914-03-26
JUDGE COULDN'T ACT ON
ILLEGAL CONTRACT

Judge Gen1mill yesterday scored
the Rhodes Avenue Hospital when a
suit charging non-performance of an
abortion came before him..
The suit was filed by Margaret
Fiske, an actress, against DR.. Orville
w MacKellar of the hospital. She
alleged that she paid him $1OO to per-
form an abortion upon her and that
he didn't fulfill the contract. She
said she had to go to another ply
sician.
The judge dismissed the suit be-
cause the court could not order pay
ment on an illegal contract, but
criticized the Rhodes Avenue Hospi-
tai and urged that action be taken.
The day book., 1914-03-26
LOAN SHARK FREED

New York, March 26.-Daniel H.
Tolnan, king of the loan sharks
discharged from BlackwelIs Island
prison here today after having serv-
ed six-months' sentence for usury.
Tolman, who sought release recent
ly by offering to loosen his grip on
%, 1000 borrowers, refused to speak
when he was freed and left at once
for his home in Montclair, N. ].
IUJiD5 5jhiJ0aaB ,DnBaaDI 5dJ hoIa2
1sdmam .bI00eR IsLIJjoslidJzA sd5 20
The day book., 1914-03-26

ised-with their lunches to
Twelfth-of-July picnic. In their ex-
citement they forgot the guns and
Bibles. - = -
When, in so, Gladstone was about
to disestablish the Anglican church
(Which, up to that time, every man
of every creed in Ireland had to sup
port regally) the Orangemen threat
ened that if Victoria signed the bill
they would ''kick her crown into the
Boyne"-to prove again their .devot-
ed loyalty to England. But when the
act became law the only thing the
Ulster Orangemen kicked was their
heels. .... ....,
The attitude of the Ulster Orange
man before and after past crisis (and
what will have been his attitude be-
fore and after the present crisis) al
ways reminds me of Jimmy Donlan
at the fair of Dunloe. Jimmy had
earned for himself the name of being
a mortal great fighter without
even going into battle. At the fair of
Dunloe he was gathering fresh glory
marching coatless up, and down be-
tween two lines Of terrified men, de-
manding, belligerently:
who sthruck Johnnie Dowd? l
say, who sthruck Johnnie Dowd?"
Till at length, brawny big noun
taineer, who Though he probably
never before had heard of Johnnie,
desiring to oblige, stepped squarely in
front of Jimmy, saying:
''It was me sthruck Johnnie Dowd
What have you got to say about it?"
For a moment the warlike Jimmy
was staggered only for a moment,
though. Then he announced:
81 only want to say that it was a
mighty nate knock ye gave him."
Seumas MacManus,
, :. Of Donegal, ireland.
r THIRD WARD TO MEET
The day book., 1914-03-26

Lndheimer, Democratic candidate;
Mr.. Robert H. Howe, Socialist can
didate; Mr.. VIM. Pringle, Republican
candidate. Ward needs discussed.
The day book., 1914-03-26

+ THIRD WARD TO MEET
The Third Ward Civic League will
hold an open meeting Friday evening,
March q, at O'Clock at the Felsen-
thai School, AID and Calumet avenue.
Speakers: Mr.. Joel Longenecker,
Progressive candidate; Mr.. Jacob
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

@ie bic iopnniiftn 3eitingen
beridten, miro Sopun nlgenblidli6
non ehten foItboren 8erIen 9e7ooe3u
iiberIdmdmntt. Ole Snponer boben
nGmlid auf So1alin cine BerIen-
filderei eingeridtet, Die bon elmer
f~abelboitell G~rgiebiefeit iein ioll uno
bisber ni%htqefomte Moiien bon9ers
len 8lttoqe for0ert. 9abei iino es
etma nidt minoermertige Gremplo.
&c, iorloern faft oitrdpeg rem IN Der
5orbe bon idonitem SLANG ltno bon
nerb1ItniSmdBig 6~eoeutenoer @roBe.
Die mei1ten 8erlen beben cinen grant
ihmarsen Shimmer, @s fonlmen
ober oith b~ollitanoig idmar5e Dor
ano qeIbe. Sic befanntliA iebr lelten
iin0. Ger @oiptfunoort fir. oie-
Gerlen 1T cine &eibe innoiger Slip
pen, sic fih olg mabre Herlengruben
herousoeTtellt bahen. 8efanntlih
bat @uBlono, ols es nOh gana Ga
balm beIaB, in SohoIin nur cine
DeportotionsItGtte fir meiit politi-
Idle 8erbrefer geieben. Ginfiinfte
bat es aus benz 2ano gar ni6t ge5os
gen, nit Mnsnobme bon iaee unO-
idreibe IS &llbeln sic Elm &uiie fir
Sic Siidereiberehtiquna 5ablte. 0o-
fir naren aber BORT Sunoerte bon
GoIisiften uno. mebrere bobe 8eomte
l,no @pltocrneurc, Die Elm l6ones
Sfiicf @elo fofteten. Sopon bat
oIleia ais Ser MISUNDERSTANDING
idhrlid iiber eine Million Hll6el be
soqert, fommt ober 0ufiir nit eillem
ToIi8iIten aus, ser fir Die Rube uro
Siherbeit ser 3ploniIten iorat. Sebt
Mrs 6os Ginfommen mtf Sahalin
nod ourd) Die Herlenfiiberei beoeu-
teno erhobt. SIM 2nufc eines Wto-
nofs foIIegt euf Sodoliu fir ilnoe-
f0hr cine balbe Million Marf Yerlen
qefunoen por0en fem. gs bot lid
in Sopan elm fegelrehtcr grportballs
BEL nit 8erleu bernuseebiloet Der
feline meiIten @~e5iebungen nit Som
oon, Somburg uno Edris unterbolt.
Ser ltmiot nod 2ohoon betrto I'M
borigen Sobr 5O.000' %fiui6. sc III.
o%naunebmen. Bob Oieie Moiienpre.
BUTTON ouf Der bisherigen Nrris Der
8erlen ltorf einpirfer miro.
49,
3mei h~elOpnbafte @crtreter Oes
..Itarfen @eihlehts~ iheinen Elm
aoufmonn unO fem 5ufiinftiger
5dnuiegeriobn Or. 9. 6. aus elmer
fleinen Stoot llnaarns 81 Iein. Ior
fur3er 8eit fano oie gerlobung Oes
iinQen ar0tes IN Dem Suuie Deg
aolifmauns in guoapeit itatt. Seit
oieIem Gage ma Der iurge ugIiid-
libe~ gtautigam ie6r nieoergeoriidt
mo Derriet ieinen 9efonnten. oaB sic
8erlobung ibnt nidt groBe 6reuee
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
Sin @eiitcr Ser sansesfnnit.

Mottia 9ottiltini, Der beriibmteite
italienii6e 8ariton bat fiir3lid in
ser 6elltiden @eidS6ouptitaOt @riolgc
erritngen pie lie mr. ben pirflid
qott6e9noOeten &iinitlern auteil mer.
ben. limb In Ser Sat aibt es mobl
sllr3eit feinen SGnqer, Gaurio niht
oltsgenommen, Der alein nit Dem
foltlihen @oblflang ieiner Stimme
Iid 10 in sic Ser3en Ser 3u6orer cin-
5uidmeideIn piiBte. Sbm iii ser sc.
fang IN ieiner reiniten Torm OaS,
mas ste Staliener nod beite bel
conto~ nenefl, oos midtigite gleneni
ieincr aunit. un0 CT itelt oieIe ari
5l iingen iiber ole mo0erne Ridtung.
sic bonn Sanger aud Ihauipieleri-
Idle gegnbltng foroert. So, menr
ale aiinitler ioldleS Stimmaterial
iold)e b~olenOete Sdlile beiaBen Damn
fonnte uno piiroe man germ aiIf ales
onoere per3idten aber ioIdes @oIr
in ser @eble lit nod icltener ais Der
Ian I'M W6eere.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
Ser Nfann
nit Der 3abnbhrife.
@fi88e BON anOrew @inOia.

Mn.einem Morgen muroe ser iunge
Mann bon ieinem Sotebpirt geapedt.
ySie ihuloen DEM Sotel iest $50
4Srafts, z iagte Der @irt. uSn elmer
MoAe limos 400 Sruncs.. ltno ih
le9e mid let0er genoti9t SIR &onto
5u l6lieBen. Sic miiiieu allS5ieben."
Gem jungeli Mann fiel es auf,
gum eritenmal, wie fnr3 1~ngebunoen
uno gelogierib oieier @lrt alsiob
nit benz Observation-Disclosures in ben
treuen blalten Nngen.
or nlad)te oeu Goridlog, ieiu Sc
bad ais Si6erbeit 5uriid5ltlalien, Bis
NaS @eI0 bon Souie eintr1fe; er iel-
Der moQe Sen @~aitoeritab ~ergreifet
bios nit einem 8adden EoiIetten-
laden. Der @irt nobm lein Angebot
nit 6reuoen on.
Sic erlte Naht berbra1te Der
jlnge Mnnn uuf eiirem Sofa bel Ell
mem 5reuft0e III Der Hue NiSconti.
gr nabm bios einen SHmomm, Ell
men aarnm uno cine 3obnbIrite nit.
glm 9Iben0 traf er einen atpoern
Sreuno, Der i'm iragte, of er nidt
NIT inn lta6 &auie lpoae. limo 5u-
fammen gingen lie 3lnt Sotel Billion
auf Dem 4ai oes @ran0s MugitltinS,
mo er mieoer Die @nnebmlihfeit ge-
mob, ein 9ett inter lih 3u boben. @r
berlieB 0aS 9otel am Worgen IN Der
iiheren Meiuun9, amL ielhen AbenO
Sllriid5ufebren. un0 nobm oarum lei
men Sdppanlm l1idt nit.
Der 9uFoa poate, Dab er leine
n1blte ,9taht in Ma0elaine Baloce
in Ser @ue Srondet perbradte. 9[m
r11iten Gage bate er iid iiber pidts
All beflogen, obpobl er ieiuen Gdnm
pergeiien batte lin0 MN 80 Confines
beinf 8rileifr opfern milBte.
Obne Shapdmm un0 obtle aanm
alma er QIiidli1 ole 8oltlepar0s emit
lana, nur nit elmer 3%abnbiirite. Ob-
mobl er pom Ratur fem 3igeuner
mar, begann oieie uollfommen freie
uno berantportlingsDoae 9~ebensform
Tim ood 8u5uiagen. Ole ioIgenoen
N11te oerbradte er ais @ait in per-
idieoenen Sotels, mo man i'm Der
Geibe nod liebensmiirOig aufnabm
nno bon mo er jeoen WiOrgen idteo,
9lidIid wie Elm groberer, nur nit
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

made. Seine 9rant Iei 3n 1erriidJ
peraulagt un0 %geitotte ibni niht,
obne i1ren @iaen Oelt WnnO oui5us
MAIDEN. Defenders babe ibm Elm
.ltmitan0 Dor Der @be 6lrft gemaht,
sen er bel Der Gerlobung erlebt babe.
Seine 5ufiinitiae Sfpuiegermutter
iei eoatg @errin i'm Sauie mo igr
@ntte mage tolim 81 otmeu. Am
gerlobunssielte fam ploblih Eunft
1210 llhr Ole Nlogo nit eiuem bren-.
nen0en 9idt ms 3immer unO erfldr-
tc ser Sausirou bob oas 9ett fir
oen Serrn gentadt lei. Sn oieiem
Nlgenblid mari oie @ausirou ibrem
@atten einen gcbieteriihen Bid 5u.
Der lid oaraufbin. obne aud MIR @i.
ocriprith 81 nngen. mortlos erbob.
iif bon 0en@1lten perabi6ieOete uu0
ihlafen ging. Tie @ousberrin bat
Die oabIeibenOen @oite, iid Ourdails
nidlt loren 3li Ioiien, ga es ieit ibrer
8erbeirotunq ibr @uuih lei, Dab ibr
@atte piinftlid Inn Ht0 llhr ihIa.
fen gebe, neil er om n1diten Gage
al arbeiten babe. gln oieiem 8eiebl
1noerte iie aud nift oos geringite,
mefn @1ite I'M Saliie iinO. Seine
grout babe Inn babel 5ii6efliiitert,
0oB lie es nit ihm 10 holten noble.
Der 8r1utigam oIs 8ontoifelbelO
mar BON oieient Gage Elm gori5 an
Oerer. gr itGhnte uno i~eti5te unO
uugte bod ans 4ngit Dor ieirer Der
ridden grout. Die Doaia ihrer Wliit-
ter nohfam. nidlt. Oie gerlobung
oui3uIoIem ODER ibr ieinen Niaen
entgegen3uIeBen. Dor wenigen Ia
oen berrihte i'm Squire 0es guoape-
tier Raufmanns groBc Aufregung.
Der 9rGltigam mor an Soge Dor.
Der 3i geiud aefommen, uto I'M
1t0 muBten beioe Mdnner ifIafen
qe6en, m1breno. 9ie 0omen iid nod
om @artenipiel %er9obteu. Nm naH'
item Worgeu tuaren beiOe I'M Z ubr
nod nift onfaelianoeH, troboem es
linen itrene angeiagt moroen mar.
90 etfpos mar nod niht 0agetpelen.
Die Srau 0es 9auies roIte Dor Nlit
oarit6er, Dab Ibr Wiann onideineno
ieinen eigenen @ilen beltdtigt bate.
Inns Sic graut mar niht minoer nit
ten0 Sie. Thidten Die Mogo binauf
nm 0ie beiOen ShulOigen 81 iid 5n
3itieren urO ibnen ourh etnt ge-
pfefferte @oroinenpreoigt Die 2ipr
an Ser meiteren g%et6tiguug fires
freieu @iaeiis Sli b~ene6men. Sprad-
los FAM sic Wlog0 .3uriif nnO err
fldrte, oaB ods 3imnier leer iei. Ser
9rGutigailf bate Sen &ater ieiner
graut ettfnbrt, mGbren0, ionit i'm all
aemeinem Del Gntfiibritnqen 0ie8ruit
iclbt Der Iei0enoe 8eil lit. Sier mar
eS aber dn6ers. Aaein bate 0er9rdu-
tigam nifjf ben Mltt. Ii9 ieinen 3i-
fiinftigen Madtmeiiter 81 ent3ieben,
aber er peritan0 Is, ieinen fiinftigen
ShmiegerDater oa5u SIT iiberreOen
Der pohl mebr tot aIs lebenOig Die
lem @unide nadgeaeben baben mag.
9otIude o6er lit 0aB Die beiOen Oer-
idmunoen in0. Man fam ibnen ie-
Oenfaas 3n Dem gratuIieren, mas lie
erIeben peroen, fuenti Tie BON ben bei-
Sen 9~(ageh6rigen 0es .ihwaden@
8eidle1ts mieoer9efun0en pcrOen.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
ganl 9erOnIeOe
4oris, 80. csonuor.

Sn feiner @iau u3um blumigen
Telien~ 5wiiden Ni33a un6 Monte
Carlo lit beute friib in ben Mrnen
ieiner unoere6eliften Sdnpeiter
Yaill DerouIeOe im 6S. 2ebensiobre
an einem &er3Ieioen geitorben, 6as
in Den Iebten II Monaten 0en che.
mails 10 fr1ftigen Mam taft gum
Sfelett abmagern lieB.
Yaul 0erouleoe, Den ieine Yere0-
rer germ nit @ombetto. feline @egner
dbenio germ NIT Don 0uirote Der
glei1en, peroonft ieinen @uf aIs gro.
Der Patrtot 6ronfreids IeOieltA benz
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

fam pns Dummies, iper mas
&litges oeufen
Dog niht 0ie 8orauelt idon aeOaht.
@oetbe.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
SntrrriiaHte8
aus 0ltr @tlt.
GbinrNidc Seilmittel. &crlen-
iberfImF in SapaH. II 3iuei 9eI-
ben.

IS qibt merfwiirOige 3di5e inter
Sen hineliiden ger5ten. SeOer ArSt
BON Auf lit mciltens OoOiird sur Be
riihmtbeit geIangt, OnB er init einel1
ielbiterfunOcnen, QebeimnisOoa SUI
bereiteten WIittel Seilpunoer pirftr.
Sn Shantung lebte Elm Ar5t. Der eiii
reifer Monn nlirOe, oouf ieiner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." SeiH Sell
grun0iob mar. nSdmer3 miB nit
Shmer3cn o%ertrieben meroen. Sam
Elm aranfer, Iid Dor Sdmer5en
~minoenO, 81 Scrrn Gidoo, baum
iraqte ser, peI6e Weoi5in Ser ga
tient Idon geIbludt 6dttc. Qonoh
itelte er sic Diognoie itn0 berprii-
gelte 0en Granfen geborig. 9err
Eihoos Ranle mar beriibmt, 70 Dab
9eute pom meitber fouieu, Inn iid ge-
iunO priigeln 5lt loIien. 0osielbe
Seilperfabren ioa aud bel Eieren
nit griolg angetponot meroen. Gin
alter Miiiiondr er3Gblt, emit lei In
Ieinem airdenbe5irf cine Selde IN
ter Dem &inOpieb aitsgebroden, Die
sic galtern ..Sdienmoloria" naIt1-
ten. Gle Eiere bitten nit ben Bel
tcn ge3ittert uno 0as 5utter per-
ueioert. 0a bobe irgen0ein Ar3t
%Ueror0net, Sen Sieren belize slide oitf
ben Giiden 5t ~Itreuen unO Die iIber-
itreltten Stcleu nit Shubioblen gu
ihlagen. 9os Mittel bobe %gepirft
1tn6 einen reihen giebbeitonO Dor Der
@ernidtllng Qerettet. Der erpG6nte
,0oftor gidoo~ ion aiib beItimnlte
Granf6eiten nit llnge3iefer gebeilt
auben: er belt angebli1 u@an5en-
unO Q1uIeiacfen" alif Eager, in Die
ser Rronfe iiber Nadt frieten muB-
te. i'm id)on om n6hiten Worgen ans
Eihoos Observation-Disclosures als
gebeilt entlaiien 5u meroen. Tos
8olf benuBt oltd cine 9nn3e 8eibe
bon 6ousmitteln. ocren Seilfroft OILS
erprobt gilt. @enig befannt lit piel-
leiht Die Sotlade, Bob Die @htttelen
oen aupier cine eroBe Seilfpirfltng
SuIhreiben; ibrer 9lniiHt nah fam
man @oiier, oas Gbolera-, Tpp6ts-
unO on0ere @a5iaen ent6dlt, 0aoon
6~efreien, menn man Elm Stiif &upfer
bineinIegt. Mlt6 BEL inherit 9rortf-
beiten miro oie &rpferfur. ongez
nonot. Ser 9ronfe legt einen Ourf-
Godtea a~upferfGid in ben Msitno uno
trGgt i'm ioIonge nit ii6, bis er Dol
Zig abgei6liffen lit. Die beIre Sell
ipirfung miro Dem 9upfergelo 8uge-
idrieben oos aus Der Electromagnetic
Oes GaiierS Sientuip9 itammt unO
200 Sabre alt lit.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
Washington Journal

The only German Paper in Washingtoa.
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Published every Saturday morning
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-25
sine @criamhluno DOn 66ditcr 8idtiafcit.

Nine &crlnnnilung pUn DDn)ter NnlHAieH'
Oic @crionmlng, oic 6elttc 9l6cn0 in Glboiab
S6catcr an ocr 9}orO Charles Strobe lucr Ocn 9ln-
ipi3eu 0c9 @u Baltimore Gongrees itottnocu miro,
ii. BON 70 aroBcr @e0ctng fiir bic Stoot Baltimore
nn0 and iiir @oItimorc.G GmmtD Sab ic Oos Sltcrcle
cincs e0cn Scr 10000 Bdbcr IN Staot lnlO @olntp
crregen iolltc IS banOelt d Inn nidts @erin9ere9
dis oas @u6rcd)t oicicr 100000 @d6lr Sic limo
cbt bel Der Nusuabl Don GonoiOaten fir oc Staats-
dntcr t6einpeiie enredtct Sn Den ii6rgcn p Golm-
ties OeS 5toatcs 5d6lt 0c Stimnc encs @dblers bci
ocnofratiidcu &rmGrwablcn I'M 0urdi4nitt , Y D'ol
10 uicl ols Ole Stmmc eincs @Gblcrs IN Der Stao Dol
iimorc n0 III @altimorc&oittp llnO nm mollen cnc
Counties oosicbc rngredte Spicm and bel Der glo.
ninotiou bon GanoiootG fiir Ocn 9nnoes-Senat 3r
9mpeiong bringen-
Gs lit 6o6e 3cit OoB bic 9cuolfermg 9atmores
lo bon Baltimore @oiltp iib in ibrcr gon5en Starte
crbcbt imo alf Abi9oiung oicicS irgcrcdtcn %crbat
ncs bcic6 lln0 oabci aaein olltc lic cs nidjt be-
rcnocn lacn Sie iotc alib glcid0rHige 3eprocn-
taton in ocr 2egslatr pcrongcn IS lit ia gcraoe5n
lddcrlid 0ab sic 100000 @ewobncr bon Baltimore
nio 9altimorc.&outp Ourh 35, mO oic 5500 600 Be
uo6ner 0es ibrac 1bcilcs Oes Staates Ord] "a lln-
terbutsmtalicocr imo Senotorcn nOcr Segislatm rcr
trcten iinO Gs lit Oeies gse0eu oes Sduau5cs nit
ocm Sin0c, Dem mir es 5ll oerOanfen baben Dab Yat
more bonn 5taatc ausgciogcu miro ooB Oic Sauouou
9ncrnfiider in Oen Siher-9ountcs Sabre lang
i'm Stauoc mar cine bcr1eiBmgspole 5ncritre nieoer
~ 6alfcu unO ctt 0robcn fcnn Oic rationclc glllcrn
lNlhr total 81 pcrndltcn.
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SnNcSf1nc

glm 2i Sc0rror slapooo glpg.c0p, Nr lis0,
Scli i.Numbnra zirdrc IA Sabre al.
YIN PA. 5ebrnar Cessna G. Slalc, uniperlt'
iuie pplpiiul, lO Sabre ell.
gIm 2Q 5ebruor aaiau s. sran6t, Nr.
loll, NNlittil IpQnuc. o0 AuQtc OIL
Vim ~. Scbrnar eaAra " Sycrlicy, Nr20O2,
Nulasi SrdBc go Sabre alt.
YIN 20. Scbruar SDoMas Groign, 9,g. 9i2.
CulumblnsNocUnc. "a ,Sabtc an.
9lA 20 SeDgrar Gnii.N 6. SAT, 9.r. iil9,
5ii6Qer StraBe GA Sabre at:
YIN %. 6cbruar Camilla N Garner.
9lm 10. 5cbruar WiarD Sarrs, gir 1921,
yrpcr SiruEC 40 Sabre ali.
9lm 30 Scbrar Sc1n ". oiloc6ranot, IS.
rd..ililbca NolpiidL 2s Sabre di.
YIN 20 6,nuag -3pqn 8. 9irial, 9lr. 1928,
Iu 2l 0tbrucr Scrunro Mru1cr, Nr. 1871,
UicNentifSitdbc. rs SABRE ull.
9m 81. Scbrnar Sricpb Mebrieio, 1aracli'
tiches Noipii0l. Sabre ail
PIN % 5cbruar Gamncl g. @ineE Nlcrcp
Jim 22 Sctruag @il6em.ua gioiic, 9,r 100.
SaIecni. Silene B3 sabre nlf ,,,. ..
242s. SisG0reiie eiraBe 90 Sabre alt
glm %. 6ebruar Sarta 0lpmar Wdujlpaleo
1nbreuioils 19oplial 30 Sabre elt ~s.s
sn 23 Scbru0r Camel Sanber IuDns
0oplns SopillL AZ Sabre OIL
gm 28 6ebrnQr sllicc M Sepnro, 9ir
1i2s 0ouins Sirabe. 81 Sabre a,i
PIN 30 Scbruar Nlattlc y. Simmer, llnii
9lm 2t Scbuar N. Ncne .Stiicr gir. 400,
SinltSirabc GS Sabre eli.
9lm ~ ,Ycbrunr Gnic @arocn, 9lr. SO
epo0lpOrNa GitORc. 80 sabre ait.
gtnl 90 Sebrnai @iaraarcs %il, yr. 705
Gomonolon.4ccuue "a Yaple an. 80 -.,... -.
5lm ia. Se6rnar. @ater B. @iH, 32 Sabre
alt lir 6f2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PIN 90 6cbrrqr scws &llion, 20 Sabre
alt lluOu 8rplcliaHisS Sniirm0rp.
Slni 2t Scbruar. Aimaro 2. geinlcmnn II
Sabre alt .Jr. i6i4 fSnnf Sir0Bc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-25

6ob siieuou0 mebr moacu ucroc all ocm @cet 81 rit-
teln CoB rotionelle 9luiternauhr feiuc Utopia it,
5ci9 0os 9cipiel incres 9iadbaroatcs 9irallien no
Der 9hitcrufang iid I'M porga 5a6rc oni 20,0O00OO
gliidc belief obidon oic @eudlicr icncs StaatcS Dc
mcitcn nidDt 10 gut gccignct iinO ir Die rationellc
gutcrniultur ais bic 4RaudnOcr Gcudiier.
NlarponOs ratioucllc 9lultcrntlhr poll cltuidclt
wiroc ocu Staotc bunocrttatcnoc Collars jd9rlid)
cnbrilgcn.
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,gcruaro s.. Nr1aer.

0S ndr6 ain 21 SeDrn0r 1914 Yernaro s..
NrUgcr i'm 9llicr bon 10 SdDrcn in Der gSob'
mnQ icincr Go0icr Srnn Wlurie Eoiiermen
Mr. 1924, Wlc0cnrD. .StraRe Die gccrognn9
finoci iiaii bon obiecr glorcic an NlittiuDd,
ben % sSebruar. rad ocr "a 0eiliQen gioib'
bcfer.armc poielbfi cine Ncoucm.Niee iiir
0as Scelcn6ei ocs &erurbenen ubgcbaien
miro nno pusu ,Srennoe mo Gerpanoie einge
lnbcn iino Ncilebnng oni ocm .0eiaen Sri
l0fcr ,Sricoboic (,Seb24-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-25

81 III tranris, OnR eiMem Niannr Scr Elm %ergcbcn
dcbiBt Eat miO ocn @criuh mabt cncn rcdtidaffcnen
gc6eisnanOc 5u iibrcu iirmcr bon nellem bic ger-
gangeu6cit mic cin anippgF Swii@cn Die 9cnc gcpor
iln meroe muB Ger 3citlmgsman Seinett oocr
Navmaro in Cumberland battc iiA cinc gcadltcc Stc-
trng crriulgcu oa mlroc ibn nit Gntbilllug ac0ro1t
mo cr 6atic nicbl oen 4lt6 ieipcn Siocradcrn bic
Stiru 3u bicten Sn per Meie virO maadcr &ann an
oic &crbrcdJerlauibabn 5uriidgeoran9t
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Scr stnrm i'm E6ccfeiic scr Oieicr Sage in SHUTS.

Ger Stnrm i'm S6rcfeiic Der oieicr Sage im Stuats-
Capitol Oarbcr cntitauO, 6aB Sprcbcr Grippe Den Se
uatur Don G0arlcs Gout0 nd6rcnO Der Sisn8 ocS I'M
tcr1aiics 3lr Sr0umg rcrpics, lit Dor6c Ser 9c
idhB, Der 0ic 0oltlng ocs Sprc1crS pcoauertc III
i'm Scnoi priidqGogcn rorocn itnO oas llntcr6au@
ho icncn Sprchcr Gin &crtraucrsDotlm crtbeilt. GS
marc 0cun aid Ood) cin Gar I'll c9citbin6cs @crbdlt
niB ucnn Ocn Scotoreu ali 0cm 6lur 0c5 lmtcrbauc5
eroBcrc Slcdtc cinacrduilt wcrOcn oIltcu ais ocn c
acncu DdtglcOcrn oes 6oiies
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IrpnriCWcNf INr UWrNWIWI SUPERINTENDENT
ilnter.1cpar.encut ncS StaotSnacnicnrc,
Baltimore. 16. Scbrlar 1914.
IS iuiso Gicrutt ocmab BON glbiMnincn SO si
nno SO Is 0cs @c.llmorc SinotGbaricrs be-
ldnni ocmodi has ncr Staoii Sngcrcur nah
nannie sNotc nit noocrrcm Waieral 8il
rilniieru rcu 30 pincrn una neu 81 bclcGcn.
gluc &crioncn ulo Gorpoya.oncn mereen hes
hnlb nnpciorhcri Grlaubniil4elne ir 0uc
1914 Sn bccnocn nie In irccuo cner 9Seiie bic
guiarabnn0 qoey gluircbnna nahoennnniet
Strabe oncr cincs Ebclles oerlclbcn noibie na'
den mDdicu, 06ocm fig nni ioldc 9See Sc
pi,niicti oner ucll fcpIine,i it,
Sic nnclicrpdbnic @ira6e IN;
Grittc Geftiou ocs 5nnsmdn
(0juilfor0sglOcnmc bon a. GN 9i0olcs
S!rcbc bis g. on Wd NopGl glpc)
81. s.. NcNnn.
(Sc0f7.2 Nlr53.10) Sidoi-S SHgcnlcur.