davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

The more pretentious apartment
houses In Vienna have a curious impost
levied on them. The doors are closed
1T 10 o'clock at night, and after that
hour every one who goes or ONE
must pay 20 cents until midnight and
20 cents thereafter antil 6 o'clock In the
morning. "
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

poses and the increasing cost Of
wooden railway ties In Europe has en-
oouraged the manufacture and general
use Of metal ties In recent years in the
railwaxB on the continent. About 70
per cent OF the ties In use on the fed
ewal railways OF Switzerland are metal.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

simulated funds Of the worlds trade
unions stand at more than 800, 0e0, 900,
pf which $4,000. 600 10 credited to Brit
unions. The combined membership
uf all known trade uniens Is returned
" under 8.000.OeO, Great Britain having
lDne-fourth OF these members.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

Maud. ''ths worst mule to shoe In
MiddIesex county, New Jersey" was
NOE aAloWed TO enter the blacksmith
ahop where IL has usually been shod,
and Andy Kronweyer undertook the
Job, using a new method A chloroform
cocktail; Was administered and the mule
was shod while under SITS influence
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16
SOUTH DAKOTA REPORT ON
q. STATE VITAL STATISTICS

Pierre, s. D., April Births. deaths
and divorces in South Dakota for 1918
show increases over 1912, while there
is a reduction in marriages and natur-
aliEations. The departments tabuIa-
fion follows: .-fl
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

has been seriouHly affected By the ac-
ton Of the Indian government in pro-
hibtting tina landing OF sulphur
matches. Immediately following this
procedure the expectation OF Japanese
matches 20 1ndia was entirely sus-
pended.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

A sharhaa egE ig one OF the oldest
hooking -<fiiugE Imaginable. It IL un-
provided with shell but the contents
are protected by q thick. leathery oov-
ering. aiEnoat an elastic an india rubber.
The average aize is 2xz% inches, and
IL Lis aAn1oaG fnk black.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

After three fishermen from Man
chester. NJ. II. had chopped through is
inches OF zee they discovered after
dropping their lines through the holes
they had made that the water in that
place was Tess than two feet deep.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

Statisttcs show that Ireland's FISH
cries contiRue to decline in amount OF
~nshianded and the number OF men and
boats engaged Capitalists are dis
placing tHidbxidual fishermen.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

A shipment OF duck q z from Ire
land. the first made in more than a
ouater or q century, recently reached
New York. There were 2,200 dozen in
the shipment, which was made possible
by the new tariff raw.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16
BLIZZARD AT ABERDEEN.

Aberdeen, s. D.. April S.-Priven by
q high north wind, considerable snow
Is falling here this morning.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

More thaai sf.00O, 900 wsrth of raisins
we're exported from the United States
N tneftRst geAr, the quantity. 1880, oo0
pounds. being n exCess OF any total
exported any earlier year.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

a prccess OF hardening steel with
compressed air IL said to be In sue
cessful use by q German firm In cases
reQufreehapdening.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

Many Greenland women are bald ON
the sides o. their heads, owing to their
method OF dressing the hair, which is
pulled back tightly and held in place
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

At d wedding In Granite City, Mo.
the bride danced with every ono OF the
so guests present The dance lasted
from Saturday until Monday, and the
bride retired twice for a short rest.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

Thereaaref 6Eo reasons, says the Har-
q IhnIpoOn, why some people don't
mind 1neir eNEn business. enc is that
they haRezSt any mind. the other thai
they h~aEezAk4any business.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

Queen Nary OF England, has ordered
that no lady OF the royal household
may have any direct connection with
business SH any sort, thereby puttina
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

Asked II he didn't think women ar,
now very original In their dress. q Wi
repliec: Original? Aboriginal. yor
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

Fashionable women In st. petersburs
are painting. tiny figures on their faces
necks. Elephants, trees and geo.
metr1caa designs are the commonest
patterns.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

a hydraulic valve gate large enough
+ Q q large automobile TO pass through
was recently completed in Germany.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

SanatoriuTns In tropical countries ART
beginning to understand that ants ar
among the insects which transmit dis,
eases. h ~.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

Austria Hungary, which ~notlonR ago
was able TO supply almost its entire de-
and for grain, has In recent years i'm
ported considerable quantdtIas.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

The largest coal mine In the world.
NJ Nokomis, III, where 1000 .. tons of
coal are taken out every hour. IL en-
tdrely operated by electricity.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

Registration shows that so per cent
OF the students at the University OF
wisconsin are church members.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

A man who has some appreciation OF
2 fitness OF things Is Mr.. Jugowhiski.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

The number OF horses on farms In the
United States on January 1, 1914 was
70, 1000, against 20,567, 900 last year,
Go.609. 900 I'm 1912 and 20,17TOOO In isiI-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

Sweden Is on the verge OF national
tobacco
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16

The eggs OF the ostrich are now in
snhated successfully.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16
w. c. T. U. DECLARES
FOR EQUAL OUTRAGE

Gettysburg, S. D.. April s.--At the
Sixth district convention Of the w. @.
r. u. here the delegates went on e
ord against the white slave trade and
also resolved to petition congress in
favor Of the Hobson- Shepherd bill for
entire prohibition of the sale and
manufacture Of liquor.
The women sang their battle hymn
several times throughout the business
sessions. They expect to sing this
battle hymn at the state capitol at
Pierre during the next legislature ses-
sion. .... .
One resolution said: Believing THAT
women have the sa1ne political rights
as men and are entitled to the same
political privileges; be ii resolved by
the Sixth district Of the w. G. 7. u,
convened at Gettysburg, that we as q
body. and as individuals pledge our
best efforts to secure the franchise for
the women of the state Of South Da-
kota in 1914 and rally to the slogan:
Votes for Women" ~
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-16
GIRLS DORMTTORY ATT
YANKTON COLLEGE IS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Blaze Discovered After Most OF
Students Were in Glasses
Loss Is $4,000.

Yankton, s. D.. April S9.-Dakin hall.
the ladies' dormitory of Yankton coll
lege, burned to the ground this mprn-
ing. The loas 10 $4,000. with insur-
ance Of SIS, 600.
The fire " discovered by Ella
Hendrickson, q student, on the fourth
floor at S:I5 o'clock this morning In
a few minutes the roof and fourth floor
were all ablaze, and Miss Hendrici1son.
Ruth Hakes, Leone Jewell and Jhlia
Bottum, all rooming on thi door,
spread the alarm. and escaped safely.
Most OF the girls were already at
classes, and breakfast was over on the
main floor. The student body united
in efforts to save the contents Of the
building and cleared nearly ali rooms
with rapid and daring work. The
fourth floor girls lost their perapnal
effects, and 40 girls are now quartered
at hotels and private homes.
Dakin hall was erected in 1883 by
DR.. Joseph Ward, founder OF the COLI
lege, and was named for the chief con-
tributor to the building fund. The
amount OF insurance carried has re-
manned the same for many years, an
ordered by the trustees.
The hall will be rebuilt this summer
and will be ready for the fail term.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
@e6nrtStag i'm ogSeitenO.2 2ieOer-
franz"

gsie iibli6, foIgte olf oie geitrige
Singitunoe Oes n@eiteno-Sie0erfran-
3cs" inter Girigent G6orles @.0iHs
6epG6rtcr 2eitlmg in Seinricb's Soae
an ser sSrcOcrid.&ooo cine @eidbdits-
iiBrmg melde ioit oolltdnoia BON oen
&orbereihngen fiir oos 9Sicnic am
@nOc COS Nlonats in @cnferts @art
onSaciiiQt muroc. 9Srdiioent Sulius
s. @o6lcr fii6rte oen &oriib, Setre'
tdr 6rib @o6mcr oas @rotofoa.
9aim moren ie0o6 bic @ciddite er.
leOigt, 10 aing es nit Saug unO
alang na6 ser @obung Oes San-
gcs6ruoers So6u Bauer, Ger. 300,
Sio.Smaamoooitr.. no Oeriel6e frii9
uno fr06li9 ieiueu 40. @eburtstag
feicrtc. g|a6 einem luitigep Stdno-
den blieb man Damn in aemiit9licber
9iunoe nod Iange beiianmcn oenn
eS 1T ni6t aQe Gage @c6lrtstag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11

glngeneBme 9oi-Grturlion oeS Ter-
Gins. ~ Sielt in Solbeiter on.-
nSuSQue6onno" miBte an Stelc
BON n9lnnopoliS~ Die 6o6rt ma
den. Stootrot6s @lit9lieo
Seinbeman Dert6eilt Sou0cnire.
@inen 6odIt erfolgreiden &erlaui
no6m Die geiicrn bonn nGerein Siio.
@aItinorer,@c @ciddftSleute" Deronitol-
tete 8oiio6rt. 9ln SteQe oeS qe.
miet6etcn Gampier n9lnnopolis"
muroe oie oSuSQuc6anno" in Gienit
geIteQt 9lIs Der ooll6eiebte Sam.
pier flr8 nod 3 ll6r gla6mittags
inter Sen luitigen al1ngen oon9rof.
SteinwalO's &ope0e berlieB, 6erriG-
te inter Sen 9lu5iliiolern cine fr66li-
be Stimmung, oic ungetrii6t md6.
reno Oes gan5en Cages an6iclt.
9lls &ooles Sslano errei6t muroe,
9ing eS 5uriid na6 Eolr9eIter 9eodJ,
no man nn6ielt INN iidj al por5iig-
li6em Souper 5u ltdrlcn. 9ia6 ailf-
ge6obcner Gofcl mrrOen 9lniproben
ae6olten BON Ocn $50. Sorr0 &in.
nedi, 8. q. Steinmalo imO Stoot
rotbsmitglieO @6as. S. &einbemau
pel6e beifdlia ouigeuommen mur-
Oen. gtamentlib Die &erfiinoigung
Der tclep6oniiGen 9otic6oit OeS Srn
SeinBemon ooB Ser eriic &oi6S
5meig oie 9oic6oll- -@erorOnrng TO-
e6en ongenonuueu 6otte, rief unge
6euren 9eiioll 6erbor
lin 8 ll6r 9(6enoS trat Der Gonr
pier oie Seinfo6rt an mo longte &c.
gen If ll6r in Baltimore mieoer an.
8u @6reu Der 6eoorite6enoen Sen.
tennar.Seier oeS Stcrnen6onnerS,
IieB &at6smit9IieO Scinbcmou Scr
Stoaten SG6nben unter ben Gomen
mo &inOern oert6eilcn
Sr. 9bilip @olf bonn 5ra9t-Ge.
partement 81 Eort GoOiugtou Der.
trot oie ,g9eItern MorplanO-9abn."
GoS 9lrrougementS-Gomite, an
Oeiieu Spite oie $50 s. &unnede,
9lOom &romm mo G6oS. s. Seiube
man Iionocn, 6oiieu iiir llnter6al-
tung, Grfriicbnnaen ie0Iider 9trt mo
9eQuemli6feit Der g(isiliigler ge
iorqt mas ouA aIlgcmein gemiiroigt
murOc.
9ns Der @r1Iiocnt Oes @creins
bci'm Soilpcr Ocrfiiuoigte, OaB cine
Came i6r 9lrn6ouo perloreu 6dtte,
erpioerte ser pcniiouirte @oIi5ciicr.
geont SorrD &nio6t, iic iolle uube'
iorgt iein er 6o6e aeie6en mic ein
Gedar6eiter es oilige6o6en babe Gas
9lrmbmO wurOc 6ereitpiIli9it 5uriid
erItattet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
glicr bal gIntu.lInfal aet60tct.

@oloficI0s, gicoy 10. SSuni.
Or. 6. 81. @1eeler bon bier elmer
Scr 6cfonnteiten glcr6te &epooo's,
Itiir5te aeitern ols CT in @eieaihoit
bon picr on0eren Serren aus Der
2ogc Der n@0tbioS Sitter" in Como.
pob 6eimfebrtc, nit leincm glutomo.
6il cincn itciIen g(bbona bino6. Or.
g4becler in0 0onieI 8olpeD eerie.
t6en unter oos gluto ilno blieben 10.
fort to0t, Gurus 9fice itno Sermann
Griiger ltorbeu boIo ndb ibrer llebcr.
fii6rimg in ooS Soipitol in @olo.
fielos II. MIR ser finite 9oiiagier oes
llngliidS 9tttos fam mit&autabldiir.
fngen oobon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11

@ebdtoe befoilocn, bronnte init ei.
nem groBereu &orrotb bon @eIo iuo
6obrfartcn o6. Ger nieoergebrorntc
2ooen mar oos groBte 0eportcuents.
@eibGft in Sorioro. Goultp. Scr
8rono mar onecblid i'm Seller aus.
gebrohcn im0 legte in 5mei Shmoen
cas- gan5e @ebGtoe in 9lihe.
9lutomobil. &c oroer an
Der glrbeit.
Sn Der @egeno BON Soaerstopu
lit ongeblit6 felt mebr ais 5mei $50.
c5en cine 9lutomobil.9onoe fleiBig on
Ger 9lr6eit uno 5dblreide &logen iin0
bei ser @oIi5ei6eb0roe BON gei1d0ig-
ten 9liiton1obil-9e eingelaufen.
Sin Srn. 92idoro S. Samilton, benz
Serousgo6er ser uSogerstowu 0oilp
Nioil, ee60riges glutomobil muroe
aus ieiner @orogc geboIt lno ipGter
pier Wleilen Dor Der Stoot bon Den
Dicben inn Stid gelaiien. Gbeilo
mllBten tic ibrc @eute preiSaebcu, ais
iie in oerieI6en gtaht I'M &oaen oes
@rn. @. 9. Clarion 5u enttomnen
iudbten uno Ole 8iinoung Der Nla'
id6ine beriogte. 9lud in Der @arogc
bon gSiaiam @ingert mar elm Gin.
brib periibt uno Elm GROCER Souren
hagen geltoblen WorOen; oieier plIr
&C am iolaenoen Gage ara 6ueeridtet
oli Der 2onoitraBe geiunoen Die
0ic6cSbonoe iAeint audi oie @cgenO
bon 4enWlor, elmer pieI6eiuhten
Souunerfriide, 8im 5elOe ibrer
g9irfiomfeit ouseeiudt 8u baben mo
i6r oui Dem 9obubofe Ger n@eit.
Iiden @orplono @obn" Diele 2e6cnS.
ulittel imO Gieorreu 8rr @eilte fie.
Ten. Srob eifrigen Sudens 1T es
Scr 4oli5ei bisber nidt gelinaen Den
Gieben nuf Die Spur 81 toumen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
o5raf Serniturff 5nr O5OctGc 0cnfmal,
Gntmillnnn.

@oi6iuqtoM 10. SUM.
Ger @roB6er5oa BON g8eimar, mel.
der an ser Spite ser oeutl1er
5oet6e @eieaidaiieu Itcbt bat oen
oeuticbeu @otihaiter, @raf Sern-
iiorii, crIucbt, ion bel ser @nt6iiIlnug
oeS @oet6e. GenfmalS 81 Chicago am
t3. Suni 81 oerircteu lmo IN ieincm
9}ameu cineu aroa5 an Dem 0enIntal
nieoer3ulegen @rai 9ernliorii reilt
am Sreitag na1 Chicago o6. Gr miro
bel ser Gnt6iiauna cine 9lulprabe
baIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
6jraOnireuOe Der OG6arluttc Saa-
S6nle.

Gie SSobresi6hBfcicr Scr oGbor-
Iotte S6ule" 81 Gborlotte Soa
in ct. @lorD's Gountp finoct nod
iteu 0onnerltog itott. 0ic @ro0ili-
renoen iino: s. 8. 9roof8, g9oibing.
ton; s. 8. Campbell, jitn., &orceiter
County; 6. g. GlorD, 6rcOcrif, Glo
s. s. Gent ct. @&orD'S GountD; 81.
g. @oug6, G6orlcS-GountD; 8. g[.
SosIup, @owarO.G County; 8. 6. W}o
ion Slime glrunOcI- GolntD; 3. @.
@lug9c, &oibn9ton; @. @. 9iiogeID,
Baltimore; s. 81. g8. SoBccr, 8rincc
Georges GountD; Sronf Steil jun,
Baltimore; $. $. Carr, Queen 9(n-
ne's GorntD, uno s. $. @iie,
Charles GountO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
Brad Gin g3ein.

Ger 3eaeniblieBer Soiepb S.
|}itdeG glitt eeitern @lorgen 8 llbr
I'M Sofe Scr oItIidcn @oli6eiitotion
aus tmO bro6 iid cincu tleiuen auo-
Gen am &nicgelent. @r muroe inn
glmbulonSmogcn nod Dem DSt. SO.
icpb's Soipitol" gebrocbt no er lid
jcbt nod befin0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
8nr @Otidlaft er6o6em.

@ucnoS gtDrcs, 9lrgentiuien,
10. Suui. Ger Senot ga6 geiiern
cinitimmig oen @erlangeH Der 9ie.
eierimg 6oIge. sic bisberige araenti-
uiibe @eiauOtihait in @ai6mgtou
SIR 9otic6oit 81 er6eben.
GaS geida6 in llebereiuitimmung
nit Der ameritoniiden 9rmoes.9ie-
aicrrma iuclbc eleidfoaS oie omeri.
fauiic6e @ciauotibait in 8uenoS
9lures sur 9otihait cr6ebt.
. r. 93oonwiro 9otf6after.
g&to9ora sails, Ont, 10
SUM. @eionoter 9lonulo 2. 9laon
pon 9(rgeutinieu lpel6er bier ais ci-
ner scr @ermittlungS .0iplomaten
irnairt, er6ielt geIieru g(benO cine
anbcloepeide OeS SubaIts, oaB Der
oracntiniic6e Scnot oie Bill angc.
nonmcn babe. melde oie argeniiniide
@eiauotidait in @aibiugtpu sur BOT.
idait crbebt. Gr. 9looh pelder 70.
nit Der crite 9otidoiter ieiues 2pn-
DcS III 0eu Ser, StaoieD iein miro,
uobm sic @liidpiini6e iciner Sole.
Gen biericlbit nit GROCER 6reiloe ent.
QeQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
9is6armOuic.

g9eil er icinc Trou angriff rmo in
cen Singer biB, puroe geitcrn SSil.
liam s. 6reebirGer BON gIr. 915,
gloro.G .GbeIterItroBe, ourb 9Soli5eirih
Ter Deon in ser noro6itlibcn @oli5ei'
Iiotion 5u $40 uno&oiten pertrtbcilt
Srou glnna 5reebur9er moIlte einiae
reue @ropbopbonplotten 5u ibrer
GjroBniutter brineen Inn oieicl6en
ouf oeren Wloidine ipieIen 8u loiicn.
Der Gbcnonn mollte oie @lotten ies
bod 5uerit boben Inn iic ouf Ger @td-
idine in elmer nobe qclceenen @irtb-
i6oft ouf5uipielcn. Gle gerietben in
einen @ortwedIeL nobel 8reebrrger
sic 9lotten mlf oen @ooen mari uno
5crbrob. 9ouit feline Srou niht
weeIoufen founte, foBtc er iie an ocu
Soaren rmo bis iiein Oen Singer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
eianO Der ,9ImericnH aedane'
Sir cine mfrOiac iSeier Ocs 4. 9nIi.

Sir oie &orbereitmgen 81 elmer
miroi1en 6eier oes glorrenden A.
HuIi mur0e BON Nlapor @relion ein
General @omite ernannt, OaS 9alti-
more 81 oieiem 3uede in "a 9iIlriftc
eini6eilte lmo bereitS 10 0iltriits-
Slbqcoronete ernannt bat. Gie ein5el'
nen CiItriiie nn6 Die Gomeu oeren
Gerireter iiuO. ioweit iie biS5er er-
mdblt Iiuo, iolgenOe: I Giltritt Slr-
IinQton, Slobert g9. Geit; 2. Giltritt
Siio-9rooomaD, SRI. 9Imno Sertner;
3, GiItrift ,GarroQ @arf," Or. Sobn
Sdmeinserq imo @. s. Scribe; A.
Niitrift oGnliO.Sia @art," gilbert
SDmon; 5. 0iitrift @Omonoion Ger
races, 9lltou z. 9lidols; 7. Giltritt
&rbin0ton, Carroll @orman; s. 81.
thrift 1900 9lod Sit.2aiaDette.9lpe.,
W. s. 9aa; O. Giiirift 0lolmt @ol6-
inatou Somes 9. Stouebrdfer; H..
Giltrft y@attcrion-8arf," 9. 3.
%oeIper, illn.; 70. Giiirift @reBt-
man-ShoBc, gllbert 90. Sieabmann;
lS. Giitritt @ort-Seia5ts-2loemie,
Clarence ". 8erfinS; IA. Giiiritt
&oIbroof, Or. s. e. Barter; 10.
Niltrift 5oreit Garf 81 S. Sebt,
iG. EiIirift @iuoior Sias, Sames
Z. O'9Ieia; IL. Giitrift 1900 9Iod
WlontiorO- -9lpeune, @. s. So6n; 10.
Siiirift Clifton @arf So6n g.
Spence; 81. Giitrift @eit @arf, q. "
9altrioer Die ein5elnen Giltrifte
trciien oie weitereu Gorbereitmgeu
lelbiitGnoig.
49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
Sin Snwclcnlic66a6cr fcitgcnOmmcn.

sSll Der mittlcren %oll5eiltotion
iiet Scr 2f-idbrige 9teger gamIcl
GoanS 6intcr SdloB mO 9licaeI imO
miro 6eute 9fic6ter Supplee oor-
ii6cr 9luii6luB 5u gebcn 6abcn wie
er 81 Den S6nnldiahen gefomnen
lit 0ie Oie &oli5ei an i6m fauo. @S
mira i6m 5itr 9oit oclcgt cincn Gin
Bribs0ie6ita6l i'm 0auie Der 6rou
Gora Morgan, 93r. 76, SiiO-Gorooa-
ton.2lDemic, oerii6t imO Suipelen inn
S9ept6c pon $50 cr6cutet 5ll 6abcn,
unos Ierner bci 6rou Goiborine
9lGmeGS All. COZ, Git-G6oie-StraBe,
iino I'M Shuic 9}r. 1852, Sit.9alti.
lilpreg SiroBe, e6enfoaS 0iebltdble
perii6t 5u 6o6en. Gic 9ciiber mc6-
rcrer 9iaiirueiicr SouOipicgel, elmer
goloenen Gomen-ll6r un0 GINGER
9iiuae fonutcu 6is6er ni@t crmitteIt
mer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
Gin 6n[6rs e1fnlnnt

9ei beiiem @o6l6eiinoen poiiirte
ocItern Serr aarl S6miot Der @c-
iibcr 0cS OeutiAei 9lcitourantS 9}r
3t7 ggeii-9aItimorc-SiroBc oeu so.
Wleilenlteiu ieiucr 2ebcnsbo6n. @Gb-
reno oes gan5en Cages itromten Oic
1Srcuuoe Oes @e6urtstoastinoes bcr-
lei, Inn @liicwiini6c 81 cntbicten.
Scrr S6miot iii in Oeuti6eu Grciicu
mo6lbelamt. @rmor picIc Sabre Der
SerbergSUater oes @eiangOereiuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
Sn's (Sro6 neIcnff.

Gic 9ecr0igimg Der am lebten
N}ontog in i6rcr @o6nlng, glr. 429,
6urropitr., aus Dem 2cben geidieoe.
ncn 6rau Gli5o6ct6 9luguIta NlaD
ianO gcitcru Ro6nlittoa itatt. 9la6
elmer cr6ebenoen Groierieier, BEL pcl-
der Boitor Siin5ler non Ger St. So
6onnes- Stride Cine 3u Ser5cn gc6enoe
glbidic0SrcOc 6iclt, eriolgtc Die Sci.
icBuna oeS nit 3a6lrei6cn id0neu
@lumeuipenOen 6e0edten Sarges aif
Dem 2ouoon-@arf Srieo6oic. 9lls
@o6rtlbtrdger fingirtcu no1iiebens
sc ie6S &crrcn Somaro 0ieb, G6os.
SeiIc, %6il. Sbu6ma6er Gbriitian
Sicic, Seurp Scmming imO g9illiam
Baum. 6rau @lao, cine gcborene
9om6erg, mar am tS. 5e6rlor 1870
3u &aIoers6auicu bel @ot6a ge6oren
woroen. &or uneeid6r % SSa6ren
ibloB iie nit 6rn. 6rau5 9iidarO
@lop oen @ln0 iiir's Se6en. gle6en
0iclem ii6erlcbeu iie bier &in0er, Sr.
Saul NaD, SRI. 9ioic @lnD, SRI.
0}ort6a @laD lnO 6rau Bertha &iiie,
icrner Gin @nfelfinO, i6re @htter, ibr
StieiDoter, 5mei 9riiocr uno pier
Sdwcltern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
Scrr 9lidarO q. SO6niOn fir 6Ou-
grcR,

Serr 9liGarO q. So6uion, Gin be-
fainter 9iirgcr BON Somoro-GountD,
bat geiteru Die @rtldrlmg Oeroiient-
lidt DOB er iid6 INN Oie Domination
ais oemofratii@er GongreB-GanOiOat
i'm 5. 0iiirittc bemirbt. 81 oieicm
0iiirifte gc66rcn Somar0-, Charles,
ct. MarD'S, 9lnne 9lrunoel- mO
Grince Georges GountD inS Oie o.,
%. unO "a. g9oro umo cinige @re-
5infte scr is. g9arO. Cie @rimdr-
wo6Ien iinOen i'm September itott
Serr So5nion lit Elm Germauoter ocs
9l6tb g(rt6ur q. @ormnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
6ran 6abcr ac6t in 'Sie s@wei5.

No6 scr romontii6cn Sdwei3,
nm BORT i6rer 100 Sabre olteu @luts
ter eincn 9eiuh ob5uitatte1 rciit i'm
9auie Oes nGbitcn Nlonot Foli5ci.
frol Gli5o6et6 Sober, in 9egleitlng
fires @otten 9n6crt Sober. S6re
@}ntter, 6rou 9loioIie g. 5ront oie
in @cnf mo6ut Bat am II. 9lpril Die
ics eSo6reS Dos 6un0ertIie gcbenss
ia6r Dollcuoet inO cs lit cs i6r icbn.
lidItcr @unid, ibre elf &inoer, iebs
MGO6eu unO flint S06nc, 5uionmen
3u ie6en ghlS Oieicm @runOc 6a.
ben Die 9lnge60rigcu Der @rcilin einc
Sonlilicn9icuiion orrongirt al mel.
hcr sSrou So6cr t6eilninnnt. Seit
II So6rcn 1T 5rou 5ronf &ittpe.
Ger 0Sotte bon Srou So6er lit Stills
superintendent ocS eleftriit6en Sc
portement ser p@onioliooieO @aS.
electric 2ig6t & @omer 60"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
9tadl 9poanofe oeIanSt.

&or oem 9un6eS- GommiiiGr @onO
fcn0 geitern Elm &erbor gegen Sos.
tSibion alias Soicpb Burns, uno
@tb5% &ioOer ltott. Gic 9eiocn
poren pom Den Sergeouten @fennig
mo o'@tintienS umO ocn &oli5iiten
@plmpanO1nO Son0Ier oiif oie gln-
idlloigung bin Derboftet woroen
10000 @oItmorfcn ocricbicocner &c.
nominationcn mi0crrcMtlicb in ibrcm
gaiiBe 8it bobcn. Oo Dor ciniger
Seit'ohS @oltant 5u @ogle 9tod, So
beitoblen mor0cn it, ianote 9unoes
GonuniIiGr 9onO sic Synboitirten fir
Gin meitereS &erD6r nod 9lomlofe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-11
1nternntiunnlcs Sriu.

Sin internationales Grio iibt in
ser mttIercn @oli5ciItaton bnter
Ocn i6wc0iiben @arOinen unO miro
6cute Dor 9lihtcr Silpplee cric5ciucn.
Ger Seiircicber SuliuS Rcibaro, Ger
bon Chicago 81 fonnen br6auptct,
mo Der Gcltidc So6ann @laper, ser
in philadelphia 5u wo6neu ongic6t
lino aui &eronlaliug OcS Spaniers
Soiepb Grtcr, o6nc @o1nung icit-
0cnonmnen moroen, ga cr bcbauptct,
sic &er6iinoctcu" b6tteu i6u Inn
$50 erleidtcrt. ghd Der Sponer
mnBte oie pergangcne 9iadt ols
StaaiS5euac mlf Barter Fritibe Der.
6ringel.