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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
slnsctcatc Oun stcwart & So.


Wladten eeltern ibreu idbrliden 9luS.
ilu9. II Su6ren nod Gbeiapeate
8eod nni Dem Gompfer 9Cream.
IanO". - 9einobe 800 modten
Die 6obrt nit. II SeOer amiiiirte
ii6.
Gon prGbtigem @ettcr 6egiinitigt
nodten 9eitern 9tohnittae Die gln.
eeiteIlten Der 6irma Stemnrt & So.
ibren idbrIiden 9lusflue. Gie Eborc
oes @ooreubauieS puroen ilm -
llbr 80 gei6Ioiien unO Oie Gbeilne6-
mer, beiuobe 500 an ser 3obl frb.
rem Damn in Spe5iol @oggons ser
gereinietcn StroBen6abn @elell-
i6oit, Die al Der gde bon Guiam. Il.
SorotogoitroBe bereit itanOeu, nod
oem 5liBe oeS 9rooOpoD, 100 Der
Gompfer nGreomlonO" beltiegen
puroe. g}o6oem nac on 9orO mo-
rem, fubr Ser 0ompfer iofort ob. Sin
Srdeiter con5ertirtc unoipielte eIeid.
5citig 5um Son5e olif, mas notiirIib
fir Die piclcn NlGo6en Die Sonpt.
9lttroftion bilOete. Sn G6cIopeofe
@eoH nngcfomnlen, lultrOe 5uerlt ein
SnibiB eineenommen. 0omn muroen
SpieIe oerouitoltct rno oic Siegcr
wuroen nit biibiden Ereiicn be-
oodjt.
Gic ,@otcrmcIon &openc," Oie
aus Iegern, ipeIdc ebcnfoas bei Scr
Sirmo ongeiteat iino, beitebt, botte
ein oorjii9li6es llnterboltungs.Ero.
gramm borbereitet
Ser 9lusflug murOe bon Dem lin.
tcrItiibungs 8erein Der 5irma ar.
rongirt. Sic 9contcn 0ieieS Ser.
Gins IinO: 8. z. Wlorgon YrGiiOent
g8. @tobr, &icc %r1iiOent CHARLES
sob, Sdobmciiier, mO 6rl- 8. 6rid,
Sefret1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
Nr. Oliehnlls in Baltimore.

CHARLES $. glie6aus, Der beriibnte
g1ep- Dorfer 9ilobauer, ipra6 geltern
beim W2oDor &reiton Dor, Inn nit ibm
perIhieoene Gin5elbeiten iiber ous
Dem Oidter OeS Star Spangleo
9ouner" 6roncis Scott Sen, 81 er.
ri6ten0en Denfmals 5u beipre6en.
Scrr 9tie6ous gewom im @ettbe-
iuer6 oen erIten Ereis. 9os Genfmol
iou in Sort McSenrp erridtet wer.
oen uno miro $4,000 foIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16

GOmorO z. EubbS. Elm bieliecr
3eitlngsmonu bon 9tr. 2O03. gloro-
Colbert. StroBe. beridtete eeitern I'M
Oeteftib 0ouptquortier. oaB er am
6reitoe glbeno onlheineu0 bon eiuen
Soihenoieb nm 5000, Ole er in einer
9rieftoihe botte. beitoblen ipur0c
gr bemerfte ben 9erlult Der 9riei-
toihe an Der Gdc bon 6onctteitroBe
unO Eorf.SlOenuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
glidts it erfoIareider ais Der erIOIa.

Gas befonnte SoblcngeibGtt bon S.
IS. gon Seine not Der 0iitte ser
StoOt perleet. Sot oos Ser
troiten oes groBeu Eublitums. II
entwideIte iib aus fIeinen 9Iu.
idngcn.
Cos in allen oeutihen uuO meiten
omeritaniiheu 4reiien portbeilboft
befonnte aobleneeih0ft Oes Srn. s..
q. Bon Seine lit bon gIr. S59, 60.
himbio-gIOenie, nod Dem Bureau in
9ar. 4tS, Sit.6obette.StroBe, eorB
uobe Dem Rotbbaltie, berIegt iporOen.
|as olte Bureau in 9Ir. $50, GoIum.
bio.SIbenue, lit geibloiien iuorocn, Oo
ooielblt eine 9opeue erridtet peroen
loI WlertniirOieer @eiie befinoet
lid oos neuc Bureau ebeniaas ne6en
elmer Stride, ser Wfellios .Qirde, imo
ideint ein gittes Omen 5u iein.
Sr $. O. bon Seine begonn lein
@eidoit am I. Wloi 1882 an Der So.
hlmbia.9Ioenue unO periorgte Die
gauge Otod6oriboit oomols NIT Dem
notbigen 9rennmoteriol. SSm 2ouie
Der Sabre oebnte ii6 0os flcinc Sc
ldloit aber aus, eS iplr0e Elm qroBcr
Goblenbof an Wioimt Glore.9o6nbofe
Der nYoltimorc.Nbio.g onaeleqt,
imo ais ihIieBlb oie aunoidoit gro.
Der ipuroe. leote Sr. Bon Seine ci-
nen 5meiten &oblenbof an scr 2ofa.
bette.Stotion Der DBcnniplbonio-
9obn" an.
Set oorigem Sabre bat Oos @e.
itb1ft iogcnonntc 9eb0lter ongeIeot,
in pelden oie &oblen oireft aus ocn
@obuwaggons iiber Siebe nod ocu
Eronsportpoeen geben, 10 ooB fem
@erluit fir oie almOen entItebt. Gas
@eiddft bat feds groBe glutonobiI-
9oblentruds, oernittelit peIher sic
aoblen in Ger oenfbor fiir5eiteu 3eit
nod allen Elnften bis in oie ent.
ferntclteu GorltGote geliefert peroen
fonncn. GeSeleihen bat Sr Bon
Seine % @cipannc fit Sen @eidfob.
Ienoienit
Tic 9lnloge Oes Bureaus inn Ser
sen Der StoOt giebt Sen bielen6rerm.
oen Oes ollieitig beIiebteu NionueS
@elegcnbeit, i'm 81 beiu6en iluO nit
emcm Suffrage 5u beebren. Sr. Bon
Seine lit Der Ioneidbriee SefretGr
Oes gllnfel grdiig.gereenS" ino &C.
bort bieIeu ouoeren Oeltiden @erei.
nen on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
0|c6t 6entc nut Sem ,,|OrluGrts".

Seute Inn llbr beronltoltet Der
nSurnberein @orpGrts~ einen gro-
Ben 6amilieu.Ausfhie nod 8entert's
@orf. Sir Grfrii6uneen imO I'm
terboltuneen lit ouseiebig Gorge ee-
trogen 10 ooB olen Sbeilnebmern
elm oergniieter gSohmittog bebcr.
ltcbt uno ouf cine orobe Ebeilnobmc
eerednet weroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
'SSrOtcitircn ecacu gSirt6Idlaftcu.

0ie ,@eleuitboft 6ur Inter
0riidune oes 9olters" reibte our6
ibren &eHtsbertreter bel DER Spiri.
hloien.2icen5beb0roe einen BroteIt
geaen oic 8eipiIlieune elmer S6onf.
2icen8 an Sio5ie Soporo, glr. $40,
Suo. GorolineltroBe, 9Ilerouocr Eos.
bosti, Scr, sol, Oit.6ort glpenue,
uno 6rcOerid g8. Rbooo, Scr. 531,
Sii0.N0tomocltrobe. ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
vllnfcl graiig.@crccu"

Sci Der 8ecrOieung Oes 10 uner.
portct gcltorbenen Srn. $. q. 9.
Genfcr miro Elm Gomite ocs Dllntel
9rolie. .@crccns~, beitebeno aus ben
$50. s. gg. @e6renbere, 8. s. Gep.
fin, Geo. 9. slbrIine, $. q. bon
Seine, 8. g8. 9Ruit ino SSm. &.
&oBfomp, Sbeil nebmen unO 0ugleiA
elm 9lneebinoe iriider 8hImen out
ben Sors Oes Observation-Disclosures Wfit'
glieOes Ie9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
,SGter observation-disclosures
cin 9tr. g."

Seine pierteliobrlihe @eneralper-
ionimhng bielt aeitern gIbrno Scr
Bidder observation-disclosures s.Ner.
ein gtr. 81 in u9iiiifeIs Sane" on Ger
Noro.8reoerid.5troBc. 9'oh grleoi-
ging Der 9ioutineeeiddite muroe eiH
ncues 0aitglicO sur 9Iifnabme Oorae-
ihlogen uno ueiierc @orbercitiuaen
fiir Oos aemciniholtlibe 4icnic Scr
bieiigen 9dder-&ereine aetroiIen
Eie Geriammliina wnrOe bon 4r0H-
Dent Sobn 9teubais eeleitci, mdbreno
SefretGr Goporo 9artbolme proio-
folirte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
.Seirot6s .qicenaen.

@iaiom 4. Q6ienion, %, gtoro'
9rooood, 4a.; @argoret VI. DtlIr'
pbD, %.
gBiuiom s. Barrett, "a; 9lnOrD s..
9iuppel, 10.
gSiaiom 6. 0udett, 43; SopDid
N5. Sones, 30.
SSomeS 81. 0ucrling, 20; W'iloreo
g. Wfogia, tS.
eOqor ". GIorfc, S9, g8ittucr,
9rooflDn, N..D.; @larD 6. QuelIns'
35, 8rooflpn N.-9.
2oltis 8. Burns, 33; Minnie Fa'
gel, 80.
@iaiom gg. 2inaenieIoer, AZ;
2oura 9. Wc9urneD.
elmer 30. 8icIOs, %; @lorie 6.
Simms, 81.
Somcs gg. @oiid, %; 9ln9uIto 81.
gono, is.
SSomes %. @oit6rr, 30, eaicott-
Stir, Wlo.; Selen Seine, 30, @licott-
GitD, Wlo.
eOluin 9. @oaod, 30; 9lnuo |8.
@lorius, %.
Syobn 0Ropniono Ender, 25; CLARA
6. &rome, 90.
G6arles @oiid, 80, geldieocn;
giolo 30. SoDes, "a, gitttpe.
8eDton y. @olfer 56, @ittlper;
W3arie 8. @riffit6, 4S, @ittpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16

Baltimore bier Gon5erte geben Gas
erIte finOet 6eute glbeno in Der Oellt-
iden ct. O1oit6Gi.aircbe, @de Sen
trol-9lpenue uno 6oDette ? StroBe,
Itott. 9lm N}onioe iingen Die Sbeo-
logen in Ocr 8ereinigten epong. Sir.
DIE in Canton, am Gienitog in Der
ct. WlottbGi Stride in SomeltcoO
uno am WIittpodb in Der ct. So6on'
nes.&ir6e an Der 8elt.2omboro-
StroBe. ToS Galortett bat cine er.
foIgreide &our ourd Die oitli6en
Staoten gemo1t. Die Sanger lino
9. Gepus, crItcr Eenor; 8. Gories,
5ipeiter Genor; 81. z. Nieper, erlter
Bob; q. g. @}oper, 5ipeiter SoB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
te. er inooiiirtc ooronfbm oen
Gbed, Der Damn anitonOslos bon Dem
aaliirer ousbe5ablt pnroe,
~. & %. bcihen '0erru Sduab piIl.
fOmmen.

Ger Eraiioent Der n@lerdonts ono
@lonufachircrs' 9liiociotion1. GbaS.
6. 6olconer, Ianote beiite einen 9rief
an 9errn Charles 1R. Sdwnb Ia
oem er, onf oen @lon Nlapor 93rc-
iton's. Serrn Shmab Gin MiQfom.
mensoiuer 5u seben biupeiieno. aud
i'm gtamen ieiner @ereiuisnng Der.
iiberte. OoB ieinen &ldnen eroBes
Sntereile luO @eritdnoniB cntgesen-
ge6rodt uiiroe, ooB man ibm oer
6orOerlne Der inouIirieaen @ntipid.
lung goltimore's boIber aroBen 0ont
ibuIoen WerOe, oaB er aui Elm ber5.
lihes @iatommen rehnen foune.
uno oaB Die 9oItimorer oos llnter-
nebmen nod beiien 3roiteu forOeru
umO unterItibeu wiirOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
Hiir,s @uthe aren1.

user Del Oelll BluBell SleUeSIelle lllll-
mirfen miro. ~ 9lae 9lrronge.
ments fir Oeu ndditeu 8reitoo
icrtig. Captain Saul aonig
uno oie @onnidoft Oes n0cutid-
lonO" moIlen babel iein.
Gos %olfsfeit oes Got6en arcu0es,
pel6es am 81. SuIi i'm Gounltotter
Eorf obgeboIteu miro, beripribt eii
GROCER @rfolg 81 perOen Silt es
oocb, oic @ittpen uno @oiielt ionic
oic Our6 Oen aries or6eitsuufdbigen
Ieteronen linieres alien @oterlonoeS
10 frGftig mic nogIid 3u rmteritii.
bcn. 3ur @rbobune Oes 6eiteS luirO
nod ole 9lnpelenbeit Oes GopitGns
aonig, Der iein @riheinen nit Der
eeiomniten N3onnid]oft Oes llnteriee-
bootes nGelltihlanO" 5igeIogt bat,
6eitroeen.
Golfsielte oller glrt meroen in 8ol-
timore begongen, dber bier lit ell
Golfsfeit Oorgeleben OoS unIcren
Sdpeliern inO 9riioern in Der al.
ten Seimotb 81 @ute fommt.
Ole @ereinigten Sanger bo6en be.
Idlolien, an Dem Seite Tbeil 5u ne6.
men lnO iuerOen einige ouScrlpGbltc
2ieOer 81 @ebor briugen 9uoen al
Ter glrt finOen 9luiiteIlrme, in iuel.
den 9lrtifcln in GROCER 9IiIslpabl 5u
biaieen &reiien feilgeboten iueroen.
@oben 81 oiciem 3lpede perOen oon.
fenO entgeecngenommen uno ton-
nen iib cole @e6er nit 6rall s. 81.
9iioerib, Scr. 4O3, Glu6 9looo, 9io.
lonO Yarf, in Ger6inOllng ieBen.
Gle Qomen imO Serren Der Der,
ldieoenen Gomite'n Iino eifrig nit
oen @or6ereitltugen beibditigt, umO
i6rer jel6itlolen 9lr6cit miro es 5u
oeroonfen Iein, ipenn oieieS 5eIt cine
rc6t groBe Suntmc cinbringt. Die
0onen umO Serrcn linO, pie folgt,
oui oie oeribieoeuen 9uOen Der-
tbeilt:
Neltourant: 6rail Sobn glieOerbo-
fer, 6rou SdlelmeS imO Sr. Soigt.
Speiie 3immer: 6rou 6enfer,
6rou Shime nnO Srou 8od.
Mat6sfeaer: Sr. @. Sdilling.
geleete 9roo6en: 5rat 0lepes,
5rou YriDot, 6rou @seI, 5ron 9lon-
fc mo Srou 9RoBler.
Sis Creme: 6rou q. 9ertlid, SSr.
S6unom, 6rou Snwolo, 6ron III.
Iou, SRI. 9liot 5rau 9obl.
SiiBi9teiten: 6rls Clara Sumo II.
2ouiie 9ioB6en.
6lugeen unO 9lb5eiben: 6roii $.
@rior lmO 6rou M. s. &ogenlteder.
@liidS guoe; 5rou @laler unO
SRI. Drumming
YoItforten: 6rou S. Sofmouu H..
Srou &. BON Moltib.
@oroerobe: Srou Hloiiing.
Wluiif: 6roli @leihmonn.
9nn5iool: 5rou @. Sdiling.
@liidsroO: 6rou @. EirHer, Srolt
@ebelein rn0 6rolt g. Sale.
@erfouisbuOe: Sroi Somon
@erliner Efonnfuhen: Capt Wiep-
CT. II Gintritt 10 Gents.
Gie oeridieOenen Gomite'n uerOen
am 0ienitog, BEN t8. Suli nm 3llbr
g3o6nittogs cine @eriomnlune ob-
6olteu imo 9lae iinO erilltt, 5ugeeen
5u fem
Gas 4egel Gonlite miro aus fol-
gcuoen Serren 5niommengeiebt: 9Ir'
min Sy1eer, Gonroo 6. Robbe, g. ..
aornnonn Sobn 3. Soitmonn s.
6. SSobonuelen Senrp 6. 9ertron
nm Synhn Srpdeuhrot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
nWlOaart. rt.WlannerdlOr1

Der .W1o5ort.@dn unter-
nimmt beute eincn 6omilien.Slus-
flug nit N5icnic nod @ronbner' 8
,,g9eIteno.9orf~, Baltimore Strobe
ino @orrilon.2one. Ser Sergnit.
aunQs.9luslduB lit unerlniiolib tbG'
tia gepclen, nm fir einen eenlBrei'
cben Gag 3u lorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
WuttcSOicnIt anf Oem nglcd0r." "

9llf Dem Gompfer ngtedar" miro
Eoitor Otto 9lpis, Der Slperinten-
bent oes Oeutiden @inWanoerer-
Seims ouf Socllit.Eoint, belte Tor'
inittog @ottesoienlt obboIten, an mel
dem onBer oen @}aunldaiten oes
,g1cdor" oiib ole Wlannibait oes
llnterIeebootes ,0eutihlono" Sbeil
nebmen meroen. Yolior 9lpib bat lidb
fir feline 9lnlprode Den Cert aus
SeremioS, 20. aapitel, gers Z. SIT
Diet Der Staot 9eites, Oo6in i4 cub
babe lolien me9iiibren nno betet tllr
iie gum Serrn; oenn wenn es iDr
wobl eebet, 70 ee6t es ell1 oll@
wo6l," 81 @rlnoe gele9t Roltor
9Lpib miro babel auf Die irieoll1en
8eitrebnngen binoellten uno gum er'
Itreben ocs eriebnten 6rieOens crmab-
nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
@c6cn in bic Summerfriidle.

Srou Or. g. 8. 3oibiea bon 9tr.
1927, ct. 9aul-StraBe, begob iid
eeltern nit ibren Eo6tern eleanor
nno WlorD nod grootiioe, @..9o
(9lacgbenD @}ountoins) I'M oolelblt
Den Sommer 81 oer6rin9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
Gtarb i'm .S5uIbital.

Ger GA Sabre oIte @oi6ington
bon 0lr. 1928, 9RomioD.
StraBe, Der oni 6reitoe BON einem
8utihur6 befouen wurOe, Idie0 ee.
tern i'm 6rantlin-Square
nlls Dem Qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
96eeriadcn anf ltebnnosfahrf.

Der Ser. Staatens&rer5er yD2ont.
eomerD" nit itneefG6r 100 01iteIie-
bern Der MarpIono Glotten.Wlili5 an
9orO OerlicB eeitern 9to6mittoe iei-
nen @ier bel Sort McSenrp unO iiibr
oic Gbelopeofe-goi binlmter. Tie
0@lontgomerb" Itebt inter Dem 8e.
icbl BON lieutenant. Commander 6re.
0erid u. Saooec. Uie arell5eriobrt
miro 5wei @o6en ooucrn. 90 @3it.
glieoer Ser Morplono.9rigooe Der.
lieBen eeitcrn Ntoreen oui oem
aricgSidiif 0gllaboma" Rbilooelpbia
unO merOen ON 25. SuIi bel Bin.
tbrop onl Botomoc bon Scr oVlont.
gomcrD~ an 8or0 genommen Wcroen,
Inn olf oieIen ibrc 2reli5eriobrt 81
bcenoen. Die nMontgomerp" miro
ouf i6rer 6abrt Cambridge, Solo'
mons Sslon0. Nepport 9teps, NlO
@oint Comfort unO @intbrop SdieB.
plob 6eriibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16

0ie ,Eope BUS 60" itellte eeitern
9lbeno 10 llbr ibren 9etrieb Elm. Sie
botte Elm Sobr, einen g1onot uno
cine g9pde beitnn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16
guIe6oa.

0ie 9oItimorer Ipielten geItcrn III
Buffalo nnO gewannen cin Spiel llno
berIoren oos on0ere. 9ie Score DER
Clubs ser Snternationalen Sigo mar,
ipie foIet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-16

0ie 2iIteu Der @ablriHter Iilr Die
Stoot iinO bon Den @ablouiic6ern
fertiggeiteat worOen unO an H..
10. lmO 16. 9lueuIt mcrOen Sic @obI.
riHter einselhworen peroen trob.
Dem oos Ocmofrotii6e StoOt.Gomitc
GinIpru6 erboben bat eeeen Die
@ablridter Der 10. unO 19. @arO,
gegcn wcl6e elmer Ger oeuofrotii6en
@o6louiieber icin Gcto eingeIegt
botte. 9ii6ter 0uiip bonn 9reis9c-
ridt miro Oos @eind oes Stoot.@o.
mites in peuieen Eoeen in @rpd-
gung 5icben.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-16
BARNuM'S SHOW
BOUND FOR HOME
HERE TOMORROW
Prepare Winter Quarters to
Receive Animals-Sea-
son Has Been a Success

After what is reported to be a most
successful show season the Barnum &
Bailey circus is en- route to its winter
quarters In this city from Memphis,
Tenn, where it closed on Monday,
Nov. 13.
The big top with it's original white
paraffin dark and discolored from the
dirt and mud of nearly every state i'll
balls and loaded into the cars. The
motley assortment of costumes has
been folded and finally packed away.
The paint and tinsel of the performers
has been abandoned for the street
clothing of private life and trains,
East, West, North and South are bear
ing happy men and women to their
winter home and occupations.
The ''razor-baek' left in the South,
will join the carnival companies now
gathering about the line" as the win
ter southern circuit is termed. An
arrIy of men will scatter throughout
the United States to await the call to
New York next spring.
Four sections are bearing the bag
gage wagons, the animals, livestock
and gaudily painted parade wagons to
their old home here. The first section,
by way Of Brewster, N. Y, is expected
in this city tomorrow morning, and
for few hours all will be activity at
the Norman street yards.
There win be many friends awaiting
the arrival Of dear ones in this city
after an absence Of nearly nine
months.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-16
AWAIT CABRERE'S
0. K. FOR BORDER
CONTROL PLANS

Atlantic City. n. j.. Nov. 16-Inter-
est in the sessions of the Mexican
American joint comission today was
in learning what would be the attitude
Of Luis Cabrera, chairman of the
Mexican commission. During his alb
sence at Philadelphia, Ignacio Bonil-
las and Alberto J. Pani, the other
Mexican representatives, virtually
agreed with the American commission
on the essential points of a plan Of
border control. They expressed con-
fdence Of the support of Mr.. Cabrera
Notwithstanding the opposition Offer
ed by him on Tuesday, the last time
he appeared at the conference.
Their optimism, however, was not
shared by all those in touch with the
conferees early today. BY few Of
them it was regarded as not improba-
BILE that Mr.. Cabrera might stand in
the way of agreement again although
all preparations have been made for
reducing the plan to writing and Mr..
Bonillas and Mr.. Pani appeared con-
f1dent another hitch would be avoid
ed. Mr.. Cabrera remained non-com-
initial,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-16
DELANEY ON HIS
JOB IN FAILURE
OF BURR &KNAPP
Prompt Action Taken on
Only Complaints That
Reached His Office.

That Fon1y two complaints ever
reached his office Of fraud, in connec-
ton with the Burr & Knapp failure.
was the statement of Alexander l..
Delaney, prosecuting attorney OF this
city, today, in connection with the re-
cent sentencing Of Herbert M. Knapp.
Mr.. Delaney showed plainly that
his office at all times had been ready
to act upon information of infractions
Of the law In connection with the bank
crash.
The two complaints that reached Mr..
DeLaney's office were presentc6 by
counsel for the depositors. one OF them
Attorney Ralph S. Beers, the other
Carl Foster.
There was a. question whether these
particular cases came within the scope
of the criminal law said Mr.. Do
Laney. Therefore I arranged a meet
ing with Galen S. Carter, assistant
states attorney, in the county court
house. He talked the two complaints
over with the lawyers and me, and
said that these cases were not for the
criminal authorities. The losers had
recourse only to the civil courts"
Spotswood D. Bowers, who was des-
ignated a special assistant states at
torney in the Burr & Knapp case, and
who prepared the evidence upon which
Knapp would have been tried had he
not pleaded guilty, came into the case
first in civil capacity, as counsel for
losers through the failure of the bank,
Mr.. Cummings thereupon entrusted to
him the task of investigating, and the
matter, in this way, did not go through
the hands Of the local prosecuting at
torneys office.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-16
STUDENT IS HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR
MOTOR FATALITY
Coroner Mix Says Whitney
Drove His Machine In
Reckless Manner,

New Haven, Nov. 16-Charles H.
Whitney. Of Chicago, a freshman in
the Sheffield Scientific School, Yale,
whose automobile struck and killed
Antonio Morcha, in Orange, early on
the morning of November II. is held
criminally responsible for Morcha' s
death, by Coroner Eli Mix, whose
finding in the case was made public
today.
The cotoner finds that Whitney had
several drinks of liquor in the two
hours preceding the accident, that it
was clear moonlight, and that he did
not know his car had struck anyone
until one of two young men with him
discovered the body wedged in the
forward part of the machine.
The coroner find that he was
driving I'm a careless, reckless and
negligent manner and that he is GRIM
inally responsible for the death of
Antonio Morcha."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-16

The reported sale of the Arthur l..
Livermore estate on the Aspetuck
river in Easton to the Bridgeport Hy-
drauIic Co.. has given rise in this city
to discussion Of two important topics:'
Will the Bridgeport Hydraulic Co..
increase it's reservoir capacity in the
Aspetuck valley?
viii the proposed regulation Of
milk supply and distribution by the
Bridgeport board of health drive out
of business a sufficient number Of pro-
ducers to affect the milk supply Of
this city?
In reply to the Hydraulic Co.'s at
titude, Samuel p. Senior, vice presi-
dent and chief engineer Of the COM
pany, asserts that the Hemlocks reser-
voir as constructed is capable OF abb
sorhing. all the water that can possi-
bly, be drawn from the Aspetuck val
ley watershed and the construction of
reserve reservoirs above that big dam
would in the belief Of consulting en-
gineers, be a. useless waste of money.
Explanation of recent purchases OF
land by the Hydraulic Co. in Easton
and Reading tends to disclose desire
on the part of some milk producers
to relinquish milk production as a
business or a pastime and natural
desire by the Hydraulic Co.. to pur-
chase dairy properties as means Of
protection against possible water pol
luton.
The question Of tho Bridgeport
health boards milk policy to be in
augurated April 1, and its effect upon
the quantity of milk sent to this city
is a much mooted one here and
throughout the county.
Officials Of the board OF health de-
clare that inspection Of dairies in var
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-16
TO
HASTEN ACTIONS
ON 8-H0UR BILL
Department Of Justice to
Push Proceedings In
Sixteen Suits.

Washington, Nov. 16.-Ear1y decf-
sion of the railroad suits attacking the
Of the eight hour law
will probably be sought by the depart
ment of justice. A appeal probably
will be taken. A decision in the high
est court would be binding on all low
er federal courts and might dispose of
all other suits. The departments pal
icy. has not been finally settled but 1t
was said today that this course is be-
ing considered and probably would be
followed. If an appeal is taken the
court would be asked to advance the
case and. in view Of its Importance.
officials feel that such a motion would
be granted.
Official notice Of the fling of 16
suits had been received today by the
but no determination was
reached as to where it would en-
deavor to have the first hearing.
Preparations were being made to-
day for the meeting Monday of the
joint Congressional committee to in
vestigate railroad questions including
government ownership. The commit
tee has sent notices to every state
governor and attorney-general and all
state railroad commissions. to COM
mericial and industrial organizations
and to every railroad in the country.
Acceptances have been received.
among others. from Samuel Rea, pres
ident of the Pennsylvania; Otto H.
Kahn. of Kuhn, Loeb & Company;
F. w. Lehman, former solicitor gen.
eral representing the American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Company; Samuel
Untermyer, President A. T. Hadley,
and Prof. Irving Fisher. Of Yale;
Frank Irvine, New York Public Ser
vice Commissioner; Paul King, re-
ceiver for the Pierre Marquette Rail-
way; and j. M. Dickinson. receiver
for the Rock Island.
No date for the acceptance of wit
nesses have been set but the hearing
will open Monday with testimony by
state railway commissioners.