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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
Nas 0enIIAc lInterIcc6oot erluartrt.

@iro pobrideinIid beute bier ein-
treffen. 9lae gor6ereitlngen
fir Den Gmpfang eemo6t. Gin
ieuiotioneaes @eriidt in g3elu-
gorf.
Gle glo6ri6t bon Dem erporteten
@intreifen oes oeutihen llnteriee.
9ootes I'M bieiigeu $ofen 6iloete &c.
tern oas oagemeine @eiprddStbema
in oen @ei91itsfreiien DER Staot.
Cine Qepeidc aus g}cp.Dorf meloete,
DAB BORT ole go6ridt eingeloufcn iei,
oos ertuartetc oeilti1e llnterieeboot
lei am 8ormittog in DER gtGbe bon
Smiths SslonO in Der G6eiopeate-
gai 9eii1tet poroen. Sel6itperltdno-
lid poren oIle @erin6e, aus irgenO.
pel1er Guelle Die @obrbeit 81 er-
fobren, erfolglos; oos Wlarine-@u-
reau t6eilte nit, ooB om oeitri9en
Gage feiu llnterIeeboot in Ocn Gapcs
eingefo6ren iei 9os @etter Dor ser
Ginfo6rt sur G6eiopcofe.goi mor
regneriib uno nebelig. Ger Sdlepp-
ooupier Scr oGoitern 8orparoine
So" lag geitern 9l6eno nod Dor Der
Ginfabrt uno portete ouf @elegeu.
belt, oos llnterieebopt in Die 9oi 5u
bringen, nenn es onfommen ioIlte.
SIN 8oGamte puroe 0ie 9lodridt
bon Dem erporteten gintreffen oes
llnteriee6ooteS peniger ifeptiib ouf-
gefoBt, unO bon 9eiu6ern oes 3on.
omtes puroeu @etten bon $50 gegen
$40 ongeboten ooB ons 6obr5eue
Der r1diten "a Stimocn
bier eintreffen tuiirOe.
Cab oas llnteriee6oot luirflib nod
Baltimore fommt. miro iiber6aupt
nidt mebr in gl6reoe aeiieIlt, oo6 1T
es nidt moglitb nit geitimmt6eit ST.
iogen, ponn ooiielbe bier eintreffeu
miro. Tbotiadje 1T es, Oob cine Der
@eriten 81 2ocuit Eoiut bolitdn0ig
abgeiperrt mo bereit ae6olten miro,
oos Sobr5eug ouf5unebmeit Inn Oort
Die sSrodt 81 entlooen mo neue
lSrodt oilf5lme6men. Cos 5o6r5elg
ioa 1000 9oiti6de an 8oro bo6en;
cine 2ooung, ole bier nit Sreuoen
beqriiBt iperoen miro.
g8ie groB oos SntereIIe an Dem
gintrefien oes oeutiden llnteriec-
bootes it, eebt aus Ger Ic66oiten
Sbdtigfeit Der engIiiden Spione in
Oieiem 2on0e berDor, ipelde nit ge-
raOe5u unberid1nter Giidii6isloiig-
felt je0es @eiddit belouern, tueldes
MIR einigermoBen nit Der gIngelegen-
belt in @er6inoing ite6en fonnte.
gs weroen jeoenfaas geniigeno
8orfebrungeu getroiien. ooS Boot
nit Dem geb0rigen S1ube 5u umge-
ben pd6reno eS I'M biciigcu Safen
liegt, oem nod Den gemohten Gr-
iobrlingen 5n urtbeilen iino 6ie
Spione 81 irgeno ciner E6ot f16ig,
ipelde nip0ter ouf Oiplomotiidem
g@ege" geregelt ipcroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

l,ebcr GOO 9lrbeitcr 0er 6irWa
StrouB gros. al Ger &oca StroBe
Iino mieoer am Strife. Ger @rimo
bicriiir lit ouoeblid ocn geoenieiti-
gen glaitotionen Der Oeridicoeneu
&leiocrmo6er @eiperfiAaften 5l5ii-
f6rei6en. lin oie Dor einigeu 8ohen
borgefonmenen Sdldgereicn 3pi.
iden 9(rbeitsnilligeu uno Strifern
81 oerncioen, bat Oie 9Soli5ei Inn.
fongreihe @orbereitllngen getrofien,
Inn einen epentiieIIen arapall I'M
Seine crItiden 81 fonneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
Gas lette SPfer Oes OSibOli".
@ronoeS.

9luf Dem 2ouOon Borf 5rieobof
finoet morgen glodmittag ole Beer
oigung ocs am 26. 92ooember ouf
Dem QampierD Siooli, "ols oos 6obr-
5eug bel E6omos 9oint, ndbe glnna-
polls, perbronnte, umgefonmenen
Serrn @bil. q. Gogel ltatt. Sic 2ei-
Dies oes llngliidliden muroe iieben
Wionote na6 Dem ltnfalle BON 0en
Slider SoooamoD bon Claiborne
oufgeiunoen uno bon Oen Serreu 8.
s. @id, s. 8. ggid unO Bernard
@id, orci 56p6gern, no6 Der
Staot gebroHt SEER gogel uuroe
in 1865 ols Der Sobn ocs 5uperin-
tenoentcn Der 2ipps' 'iden Seiieufa.
brit geborcn luo aenoB cine cute @r-
5iebung. Sn ipdteren Sobrcn nobni
er cine Stellung mlf Dem Compfer
DEipoli" on. @r 6interl6Bt ouBer ici.
ner &ittrUe, ge6. g8id, 5mei 2iloer,
3roi Siloo g9id lmO Charles q. SO.
gel, ferner 5tuei 9iioer, Or. Charles
gogel I'M Olorine Soipitol unO q.
SogeI. Ger 8eriioubenc mar elm
Nlitalieo Der oaonig Gopio-2ogc
glr. 68" Der 6reimolrer, oes, Spring
@oroen Gonfloos" Der oSeptaio.
pben" mo Der 0,5oII1 Brothers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
ana6c hattie ecfaIidic9 5 Gent.stiid

Sin uneeidbr II Sabre alter &na-
be CAB eeitern 9lbeno Der aaiiirerin
eines Observation-Disclosures an Der
EenniDloania glpcnue Elm ge.
fdli6tes 3 Gent.5tiid. Gas W11o6en
benohridtigte eineu &oIi5iiteu ser
Den anaben aus oem @anoelbiloer-
Ebeoter berauSbolte imo i'm Oariiber
befrogte, mie CT in oen 9eiib Der ge-
idlldten GQiin5e gefommen iei. Ger
anabc CAB an ooB er iic bon leinent
SnfeI, Der Elm @is6dnoler iei, erbal.
ten babe. Ger 9iiiiel lmo Ser Snoia-
nerfopf ouf Dem @eloitiid marcn iein
ousgeprdgt, oos @epidt ser W1iin3c
mar aber oiel 81 lcidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
0r. OlOIenan in @ilOmOOO, gl..S.

Or. @iaiom 9ioienalL 9iob6iner
oes @utapitr. -Ecmpels uno @rdii.
Dent Ger Gcntral.Gonieren5 DER
omcrifaniiden Hobbiner, 6eiinOet iib
sur 3eit in @ilopooo, RS, no ct
Die @eriommlungen Der Gonieren5,
ole pom 80. SUM bis Z. Sui oouert,
leiten miro. Gic 9lob6iner Charles
q. Hubenltein uno Wiorris 9. 2a5a-
ron bon Baltimore bet6eilieen iih
e6enfaas an Der @onieren1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
gsiIIon Igridt IN SleIIame.g .gIaentcn.

er ltd I'm 8dnlprtInlnnng.
9lmeritauii6e @rin5ipien miiiien
inter aneu Soften aercdtiertiet
meroen. 9lmerifa ioate eerebt
aegen onoerc @olfcr iein uuo
oieie gcredt gegen 9lmerifa.
9biIo6cIpbio. 20. sSlmi.
@rGiioent @ilion. Der iid ielblt ais
lin &iitinmng 6eiinoIiA" be.
idrieb. leote 6euie elmer groBen Wicu.
&C i'm SuocpenOence. Square ieine
gtuiioihng GINGER Scr bolptiGdGd.
ltcn dmerifoniiden S0eale oar. Gr
ertldrte, DAB Amerita in ieinem &er.
tcbr NIT an0cren glatiouen .ieinc
rin5ipien ii6cr 6reibeit, @ercdtigtcit
unO Nlenihlibfeit 3u ireeno pelhen
Soften rebtiertigen muB"; oaB
uglmerita Dor 2lnem4 in Sanolungen
nngeiest meroen uuo es alen ielbit.
iiidtgen Sutereiien ii6erboben se-
itelt luo ole @olitit imo @ntmide.
lung Der gtation BON Dem gon3en
9olf mO nidt bon einem fIeinen
Gbeil eeleitet Deroen muB.
9ie 9ieoe murOe mcbrere 01ale
ourd geiiaa umterbro6en. Ser
@2enge geiiel bcionOers oie Grfld.
rlmg Oes Brdiioenten ooB omerita.
niibe 9rin5ipien in oen 8e3icbun.
gen 81 ircmoen Sdnoern geredtier.
tigt peroen miiBten melhe 9emer.
flung man ougeniheinlit auf sic
megitaniibe Gage gemiin5t ouiiaBte,
Serr @iliou nannte ober oirett nit
fcinem @ort Dlerifo ODER irgeno cine
ouoere iremOc 9lotion.
SD CLAUDE iaete oer 8rdiioent,
.ooB 91uerifa, oaS 9ano, oaS suerit
in micren @eoanfen peilt, in ie0em
9infte Der RoIitif lno oes SaroeIns
bereit lein ioQte, ole 9rin3ipicn Der
6rei6eit @eredtigfcit mo 0leni6.
lidfeit peldan mir BON oaem glu.
fone an eebuoist baben imter IT.
geno melden Soften 81 redtiertiGen.
SD CLAUDE, oaB 9lmerifa mter il.
genO melhen Soften eerett gegen an.
Oere Boiler iein iollte uno onoere
Boiler 70 bebanoeln ioute pie mir
oerlongen BON i6nen be6anoelt 5u
weroen. 9lmerifa bat oas Rcdt, 3l
perIaueen Dob iie es nit @eredtia-
felt un0 glbting bebanoeln uno eS
bat oas Hedlt, oarouI 81 beiieben,
Dab iie es in oieier 9eiic bebauoeln
obcr es fam niht nit &iiroe ooer
Selbitadtung ooraui 6eiteben, menn
es nidt gepiat lit IN oerieIbcn @eile
ienen 81 begegnen
Sir oies bin id 81 irgeno ueIheit
Soften fir mid ielbit 5u tdnpien be.
reit."
9ci Der @efiirporhng, oaB oas
gau5e Bolt ole glationaI@olitit lei.
ten ioate, lagte Der @rdiioent. maude
2elite gdben Dor. @louben in Dem
0ur6itnitts.@lomi 3u beiiben oaB
i6r SanOeIn ober oas @egent6eil be.
meiie.
80, on 9eoop", rief elmer Der 3u.
borer. ober Der 8rdiioent beeilte iidl.
81 erflareiL oaB er feine beiiimmte
8erion i'm 9llgc babe.
.9lnerifa Dor gIuem" beoeutet
nibtS. bis sic es in Sanolnneeu mn.
ieben. mar cine ser 9ernerfrngen
Die longen 9lpplous aisloiten 8ei.
fan bra6te au6 oes 4rdiioenten ST.
tldrune oaB, pdbreno er fem 5n.
tereiie, fiir iid lelbit 81 fdmpieu, ia.
be, rer b6dit intereiiirt iei fir oos
8u f0mpien. worin er ieinen @lau6cn
iebe, luo ioiueit oieic III 9etraht
fommen, bin i'd Der 6oroerer fiir ale
Streitbaren-~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
gIns Ocn @eridltsbSfcn.

@irt6i6aften fir Stoots5pedc
conliitlitioneQ erfl1rt. Ginc
mi6tiee @nti6eioung in Gum
6erlauo. Bier @6ei6eioungcn
eepd6rt. - Gas Spring @rooc.
Soipital Inn sdoOenerios Der.
fIoet.
SIN 9reisgeridte bon glaeeonp.
GointD bat Gi6ter Robert SENDER.
ion entidieoen, ooB oos @eIeb, lpel.
DIES oen @irtben I'M gon5cn Stootc
eine @rtraIteuer bon ie 500 pro
So6r ouferlegt, conititutionel 1T.
Ole Glogc mar bon 200 g9irt6en in
9Iuegonp GountD ongeitrengt NOR.
oen tpelde ole 9ebouptung olfIteQ-
ten, ooB Der 9itel Scr Bill unoeIeb.
lid iei ino Dem SnboIt Scr gorlnge
nidt entlpredc Ger 9ii6ter ent,
itieo, ooB Der Sitel oos @eieb nidt
nnconititutionea mode, un0 ser Sail
gebt nunmebr on 0oS Stoots glp.
pelotionsgeri6t. Gie @ntI6eioun9
oes Stoots 9lppeQotions @eridtS
miro in alien S6eilen oes StaateS
nit beionoerem Snterelie ermortet,
0enn in falt allen Counties un0 in
Der StoOt beobiidtiet man. ole Gon-
ititutionolitdt Oes neuen @eiebes an.
5igreifen. Gos @eieb trot om T..
SUM in aroit uuO ieOer @irt6 im
Stoote muB oonod cine Spe5iol.
itcuer bon 500 in oie Stootsfoiic
3o6len peIde oos @eIo not6ie &c.
6rouft.
@oIlen Oos 9ino a oopti.
rem.
Sin @eiud purOe eeitern i'm
Grcisgerid6t g1r. 2 bon Srn Carl S.
9lauiden6erg inO 5rou 9lnna einee.
reidt, einen anoben Scr Senrp @eo.
9n6redt &aiidcnberg genonnt miro,
oooptiren 81 oiirien. Sic 1ogten, om
%. 9luguit 1913 6rodte i6nen cine
;Sroii, Oie ii9 4oben nonnte, OoS
4ino nit Ser 9itte, cS fir Gin poor
Gage au 6e6olten. Seit0cm 6a6en
lie bon Der 6rou ni1tS ne6r eeieben
uno gebort. Ga lie nin in Den orei
sSobren oen fleinen 9uridcn lie6 &c.
iponnen boben mo6ten iie i'm nidt
ipieoer berge6en 9iidter SeiliSler
CAB 6icrouf einen @rloB berous, ipc.
no6 ale etfpo intereiiirten Yerionen
bis Is. 9lueuIt etipaige @riinoe an-
eeben ioaen, Die elmer gIooption oeS
ainoes I'M @eec Iteben fonnten.
Bier @ dei0ungen.
Syn &rcisgeri1tc muroen geitern
bic folqenoen bier Sdeioungen &C.
pd6rt 5rou @aa %. elliott bon
Serome s. elliott, 6rou emma
@eorIon bon @olter Yeorion, 6rou
9nuline D1oloneD BON 6ranf Nlalo-
neD uno 5rau 9iut6 gang bon Sobn
gang.
SrrenonItolt berflngt.
SIN @eri6ts6oi 5i Sowion 8oIti.
more Gountp, puroc BON 5roa
2ouile Seu6cder unO i6reu 5peiS0b-
nen 9ll6crt uno &eurD cine Shooelt
erIobfloge in S0be bon $4,000 eegen
Gr. 5. @ercD 8ooe, SuperintenOen.
ten Der Spring @robe SSrrenanltolt
eingereidt. Ger gbemonn Der ala-
GERM SSobn 9eu6eder, iuelder Dor
Ieinem i'm Sonuor Os. SSs. erfolgten
Gooe Elm @atient Der g(nitolt wor,
wuroe bon Dem Srrenip0rter 0pen
@orfielo 9eidloeen umo ioIl an oen
Sol9cn oieierNliBbonOlung geltorben
icin g9orfielO mrroe nod) &elIbe.
der'S So0c oerboftet uno iuegen
Go0ti6lag 81 einem Sabre @efdng-
nib berlrtbcilt. 6rol 2eubeder
modt MN 0ic 9lnItoltsleitung fiir Die
G6ot berontluortlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
Nnrar Gtn0tncninfeiten

Sr. s. O.. S6niOlopp bon Sin.
cimoti lit gum WlitsIieoe oes 9iret-
toriums Ger n8altimorc.Sbio.9
erlp16lt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

Sto6t @erifo. %. SUM
Sm glusmdrtieen glmt muroe bcute
befonnt eeeeben oaB 4rGiioent Mil.
IONS fiir5lide gtote, melhe Den
@unid oes Generals Garron8a be-
5iiglic0 Der 3uriid5iebung Scr ame-
rifoniicben 9uippcn aus W3erito be.
ontDortet morgen befunnt gegeben
miro. Ser @eroiieutli6uns Der g1ote
miro bon oem merifoniihen 8oIte
NIT Spannung entgegen geleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
gisamiit nnO glmardJiit.

Cine ereoslihc @piiooe ipielte iicb
eeItern I'M gunoeseeribt ob, ais elm
befonnter 0eutider, Der elmer Ser
cinieune ols 8erwolter borItuno.
iein 8iireerrebt eriper6en molte.
81 oieier Gerenonie iino opei 3eu-
gen notbmenoie, uno moren Dies Or.
Sulins Soimnnn uno ST. gIuguit
@agener. 0em Gon0iooteu Der
@iireerpopiere nuroen foleenoe
6rogen boroeIeet: Sinh Sie 9igu-
nriit2~ nyes, Sirl" eri6oate ole
g(ntlport. nSino sic 9lnar6it?~
@ieocr loiitete ole glntport prompt:
oSol" Den 8eiioen iuilroc bel Die
fer Misunderstanding ihpuh 0u
Dautbe ltno ii6erlieBen ibren gonoi.
ooten Der @teloc oes gidters, melder
oem Serrn onenpiobl ii9 i'm Sep
tember pieoer 81 meloen. So piel
IN Grfobrung gebroft mer0en fonte,
baben ole 6eiOen 8eugen lih borge-
nommen, ME mieoer in elmer oerglei-
den glngele9enbeit Dor @eriht 5lt er-
1cbeinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

~ ~ W T. a IA =.
2onoon 20 SUM. Neginalo
Wlcaenuo, Ger Sdobfon3ler. ant
mortete, ais ct bente i'm llnterbouic
gefroat mliroe ob Ct onGebcn f0nue,
pic piel @intommeniiciier Der vane.
ritonilde 6lciid9ruit~ md6reno oes
I'M Nldr5 1916 etoigeuoen 5inaiB.
iabres 6e5ablt babe, foIgen0eS
sd befiirbte. ooB id uidlt III Set
Soae bin, Die aepiinibte gIustlnft
81 geben ood id 10 picl idgcn SAB
i'm 2atie oeS Sa6reS 1915 l6 imo
oes GaiartolS 0es 9eaenpartiaen
Sa6res ie6r beocliteuoe 2iunmcn 6e.
5oblt iuoroen limo. eiulhlieBlidb aliid.
it0uoc frii6erer Sabre. mGbrcn0 Toe.
ientliber 6ortidritt IN ocn @cr6ano.
hngen betreiis ousiiebenoer @cr.
biuolidteiten gcmoht iporoen lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

Mbuunenieu, bic ben oHutidlen Gurrepon.
henlen" nlmt piinitlld obcr nnregflmdnl0 crs
bnltfn, iinb DcDettn, bet Office bOupn per Tclos
DbOn Dbu i@rlitllm Wllti1slIunD 6n ma ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

u bnungsbo III. Better:
90ein 8rGltieon biiitelt immer 70
cieentbiimIid, CT piro Ood nihts auF
Der Sruee boben2" Go1ter SD
CLAUDE, DOB CT Bios etipos ouf benz
Ser8cn botl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
I merifonif6e Gruppen
1ieheniidh allriid.

g ia 0t Wl lcrtto, 80 SUM.
General Irepino, Der gefeblSbober
Ser merifoniibeu 9ruppen in G6i.
6uo6uo. benodridtigte ous ariegs.
Ieportement beate per 9eleeropb,
ooB oic ameritoniiden Eruppeu cine
3uriid5ie6ung no1 9iorOen begonneu
ltno sic Std0te San 9uene @entu.
re- Gas Cruces, gieniquipa H. Santa
Clara berloiien 9dtten @r nelOete
oem ariegS Ieportement ebenfollS,
Dab oen bon oen Ser. Stodten fom.
menocu Viao @enerdlen Nlarcelo
@orobelo, Sudu Gabrnl uno @amon
SouIa rrloubt iporoen ip1re. III ooS
@e6iet Der oe iocto 0iegierimg bin.
ein5ntontnen.
@ereinbarmngcn getrof L
fen.
92oguIcs, gLria, 30. SSuui.
gei elmer Gonfcren5, Ole bcutc 3ipi.
I6cn General gtor5goru, Dem @om.
munOonten Der merifaniiden Srlip.
pen eegeniiber Der @ren6e, rnoOberit
@. $. Soge, oent omerifaniihcn
aommonoeur, itottiono, wurOc be.
idIoien i'm Gtnoernebnien 8u or
6eiten I'M 3uiommenitoBe our9
gliBueritanoniiie Der Soften at Der.
mei0en.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-26

A letter was received at the district
attorneys office late today from Il.
II. williams, tailor who did work
FOR Peek while he was here. VIII
liams declared Peek, on q visit to
him on February %, complained Of
pains in his stomach which he as
cribed to the ice cream he had eaten
at the home of his s0n-in-law ON
each succeeding visit, according to
Williams, Peck said that his suffering
was more severe. ON March 4, when
Peck visited his tailor Williams adj
yised him to consult a physician, and
Peck replied, according to the tailor:
u don't believe in medicine and 1t
has not done me any good.
Mr. Swami SAID tonight he would
proceed with his plan to charge
Waite with first degree murder and
10 have him indicted on the charge.
Al that is needed to complete the in
vestigation By the grand jury, he de-
cared is the testimony Of the physi-
clans who performed the autopsy on
Peck's body These witnesses will ar
rive here Monday from Grand Rapids.
Dr. Waite's parents reached New York
tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-26
BELIEVES WAITE
PLANNED DEATH
Of FOUR PERSONS
Woman Who Shared 'Studio"
With Accused Dentist Makes
Alleged Confession to Prose
cutting Attorney,

New York, March 25,--trom state
ments made by Mrs. Margaret Hor-
ten. q singer Assistant District Attor-
noy John n Doollng declared tonight
that the authorities had reason to be-
lieVe Dr. Arthur Warren Waite, ae-
cused of poisoning his millionaire
father-in- law. John f.. Peck. of Grand
Rapids Mich. had designs on the
lives OF at least four persons Mrs.
Horton. according to Mr.. Dooling ad-
mttcd that she shared a studio
with Waite 90 a hotel here, aud that
Waite registered with her AS DR. and
Mrs A W Walters
Mrs. Horton who was subjected TO
an all-day examination was said by
Mn Dooling To have stated that she
believed Waite planned to XIII her
ana her husband
MIR. pooling added that Mrs Horton
was with Waite when he made pur-
hasos the nature Of which cannot
now be divulged"
Mrs. Horton also told him he said
that Waite believed her to bo wealthy
and BAD questioned her regarding the
extent oft her finances.
Mrs. Horton was accompanied 10
!he district attorneys office by her
husband.
Waite is IN the prison ward az
Beneyue hospital where ne was re-
moved last night after recovering
from the effects % drugs that he took
Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-26
VESSEL WAS
STRUCK BY FLOATING MINE

Paris, March Is (S25 y. mD
Norman Mcikle, an engineer ON the
steamer Northern who was on his
way to France to Join his ship at La
Penllec. expressed the opinion That
it Was a mine that struck the Sussex.
"a torpedo he said, would have
wrecked the vessel But whatever It
was it blew the forepeak right out
OF her There was a terrible uproaf.
"a boat tackle broke precipitating
the occupants INTO the water There
might have been forty OF them The
women were wonderful. They took
their places in the boats, nearly all
Of them being the wives or relatives
Of men who remained aboard.
"Things reached crisis about
twenty minutes after We struck But
1t was found that the collision bulk
heads had held and II they continued
to do 80 all would be well Tor those
remaining on board.
"The captain did everything posi-
bic after The explosion. About ll.3G
after eight hours. mine sweeper
came alongside to aid ms. II took The
women or first and then some Of the
men. At that time, n the foot of the
companionway leading TO the saloon
there was wash OF water, in which
bodies were floating. IN many years
OF sailing in all the oceans J never
saw such sight. II more than took
the heart ont OF me
"The first casualties must have
been among the crew, because We
were struck somewhere near the bows
where many Of the crew OFF watch,
were taking their afternoon sleep.
~ should gay there was about
thirty lives lost through the explosion
and another twenty through the boat
tackle giving away and the panic that
ensuod Immediately after the eNplo-
sion
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SAYS UE SAW PERISCOPE
or UNHERSIA VESSEL

Paris. March 20 Sergeant Pierre
de Pare Of the Belgian army who ar
rived In Paris tonight. says he saw
The perseope of a submarine lie
said he remained on The Sussex deck
after the explosion and saw two
Americans. "a man and woman
struggling IN the water. Sergeant de
Pare thinks they were drowned The
Americans, the sergeant declared
were ON the deck when the torpedo
struck the Sussex and were hurled
into the water The man was trying
to gave The woman. who was presum-
ably his wife. Both drifted away
from the Sussex and We're not res
cuod
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-26
LITERACY TEST
Of IMMIGRATION
BILL DEBATED
Republican Leader Mann An.
nounces He VIII Vote for
Measure Previously OPP
posed by Him.

WASHINGTON, March 25-Dchate on
the literacy test section Of HE burnett
immigration Lin was completed by the
house in committee OF the whole late
today, and q vote will be taken Mon
day TO decide whether the provision.
which has been held responsible for
presidential vetoes Of three previous
immigration bills, shall be retained IN
the measure
Republican Leader Mann spoke to-
day against the literacy test declaring
that ability to read and write We're
mere Incidents Of opportunity. bot an
nouncinR that although he had Vot-
ed against three immigration bills he
cause of that feature he would sup
port the Burnett bill regardless Of
whether the test were eliminated. He
declared every man of common
sense" probably would seek TO escape
from Europe at the close Of the war
and he WAS unwllng to leave the
country unprotected against the prob
ability Of the greatest flood pof immi-
grafton the world has ever seen.
BY a vote Of 50 to rs the house re-
jccted a committee amendment deny
ing admission to those legally charged
with having committed felony
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were dug from the wrecknge and Hcv-
eral badly mangled bodies were found.
Undoubtedly other bodies were torn
to pieces
There must have been passengers
in the forward part Of the ship, which
was blown away" Mr.. HUXLEY contin-
ued. and / believe a large number OF
the crew were below In this section,
as few Of them were seen All those
on the forward part Of the ship UNI
doubtedlysperished.
"Ag soon az possible boats were
lowered. passengers asslstine Five
boats were pat over. Tho first three
had about thirty or forty persons IN
each. there being about an equal nun
Der Of men and women. The fourth
boat turned over and about twelve
persons clambered on top. We threw
over chairs, RATS and anything which
would float to assist them, but only
about four 81 them were rescued, so
far as I know The fifth boat had
only four or five people aboard and
this boat appeared TO be walerlogged.
These boats stayed near the ship and
AT the end of an hour the captain
called them back and the people were
taken on board again
1T was 1880 y. m before We We're
able TO get help At that time a
French trawler came alongside and
took off an but three OF the women
and about half the men At about the
same tlme a British torpedo boat came
Her commander came ON
board and took charge Of affairs.
THE passengers did everything pos
q. h.s
SUSSEX said Mr. Huxley The Amer.
lean woman doctor did fine work and
Mr.. penfieid. although suffering from
a badly shattered leg, directed the first
aid for others. He now rs among the
injured in the Dover hospital.
"Miss baldwin was standing near
the bridge with Penficld and q young
American who WAS on his way 20 join
the Red Cross when the oxplosion oc-
cprred Both she md Penfiold mirac-
uiouely escaped death, but their COM
pnnlon. whose name Is not known, has
not been seen since the disaster so far
IA ! have learned
"That the after part of the Sussex
did not iii probably wae due To the
fact thot many mail bags were piled
against the bulkheads WHEN the matt
WAS nut on board, the bulkhcada thus
being reinforced
There were six llfeboats on board
the Susscx only two Of these were
swung out. ready TO lower at the time
Of the accident. These were two for
ward boats
LAS to the cause OF the explosion, I
would not venture an opinion As we
were leaving l'olkostonc we passed a
transport II Is possible the undcrsea
craft mistook us for this transport
Mr. Huxley said the Sussex dining
saloon was demolished