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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27

AAei ~hiAiio IlSHtS f1OuCk To-day IN
speaking Of the Brumbaugh boom.
II hope that he will see his way
clear to enter the campaign" said the
veteran secretary. II have known him
from boyhood. I knew him when he
was teaching school in Huntingdon
county and have watched his career
and been associated with him in many
things educational. He is a man of
the highest type and Is known through
out the whole State in the most ia
vorable way
Appointed Justice.-John T. Cath
cart was to-day appointed justice for
Rayne township, Indiana county.
Increase Filed. The Gettysburg
Light Company to-day filed notice of
an increase of $4,000 of debt.
After Victor. A requisition was
signed to-day for the return to New
Jersey of Victor Haugh. under arrest
in Norristown, and wanted in New
Jersey on charge of grand larceny.
SisSon Lnterested.-Ex Auditor Cen
eral A. e. Sisson is one of the incor-
porators of the Good Samaritan Pub
fishing Company, of Erie. which was
chartered to-day.
State Aid Roads Soon. - Highway
Commissioner Bigelow this week or
dered plans made for the Improvement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
REALTY. SALE

Max LEVITT has purchased from
John McEntee the two-and- a-half-
story brick dwelling at sol North
Second street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
sAUERKRAUT SUPPER

sauerkraut supper will be served
In the markethouse this evening after
4 o'clock by Glass 8 of the Grace
United Evangelical Church.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
HANSON TO LECTURE

The Rev. Henry w. A. Hanson, of
the Messiah Lutheran Church, Har-
risburg, will lecture on Palestine" in
st. Johns Lutheran Church this even
ing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
LAMBS TO HOLD STAG

Employees of the bridge and con-
structiou department of the Pennsyl-
vania Steel Company, members of the
Lambs Club, will hold stag social at
Mechanicsburg this evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
100000 FOR EDUCATION

New York, Feb. 27.-For the pro-
motion of education among Ar
menians, Sarkis G. Telfeyan, who died
January 21, left the sum of $4,000
in a Will filed for probate here to-day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE

too go after ,a. P, m: 1os. III. 127. 1oa.
Fiagmen HnHneiois for iGt io1. W fos. .iO' iAi'
Brakemen for lO2, i0a, Ito, 100, 1877.
Aut hnsnaeEs beiby MEX Se AsTlsh asmsm as%m Yeater
Kines, Black, Newcomer, Cavard, May,
Bair, Keane Wenrick, Baldwin, Le-
smons sheaer rrsS waksr kkssfRsss Rap
persett.
r ElTemsp en-, up; R Cook; S shimg. 81 $ s,warr. v, arr
kGTfa ka wnand sder sasers w. BFepnKsr r. MKsr
sheaffer.' shafffteS' Newman. NSaan stately, % %Weish.
Payers ;a Rost GSnder Kerssreyess
Brakemen up; Bogner. Gilbert, Dow
h0wer Murrs Mvner Pges
Shultzberger. Mumma. Busser, Balm
bridge, Miller. Reiiley. Sherk, Hill, Car
Middle Division-245 crew first to go
after 2:S0 P. M: 247.
Brakeman for II.
Steele, Lewis, Ciouser. Baker ''''
Firemen up Murray, Harshbarger
Malone, Braselmann. Grubb. Henderson,
Masterson, Dysinger, Stober NJ. w. z.
Hoffman, Snyder, Rupp, Mumper, Nc
Alicher.
stahi, Harris. Sutch, Durr, Bolden, VIII
| liams, Schmidt, Kistler. Fleck, Deihl
Wright, scherick, Monmqilleri Mo Quay:
hngneefs knsa 7or 1iSs &c a7tsF 7e i5ss E M
Firemen for 1869, 1886, 213, 707, IA.
Engineers up; Pelton, Shaver. Landis.
K Snyder s Hoy s.eS Meals. stshl ssab sWab.
Silks, Crist Harvey, saltzman, Kuhn.
Firemen up: Ford, Klerner, Crawford.
MaeSe sSoer sMSese sne Brtoef et
Hart, Sheets, Bair, Eyde. Knupp, Haller.
ENOLA SIDE
to go after AS p. m: 23o, 2SS, zoe. 225.
Engineers for 225, 251.
condaetors coTsmen fer for Sii Isl. IL? s5S So
! Flagmen for 219. 231.
Brakeman for 206.
Conductors up: Pennell. Walton. Kel-
F'lagmen up: Reltzel, Kline, Krow.
| Brakemen up: Crosby. Long. Lutz.
Illroy, Casey, Hoops, Decker, Bair,
Wolfe, Albright, Crook. Boyd, Burd,
Middle Divisiona2s1 crew frst to go
229, 2S2, 246. 454.
/ THE READING
Harrisburg DivisiOn-1O crew first to
go after IL rs a. m: IL, 10, 4, 3, Ia.
Helpers crews: Freed, Wynn.
bound, after 6:30 a. M: 81, So,
63,-. 54, 5S, Sc. 60, II, SO.
Conductor up: Gingher
| Engineers up: Richwine. Pletz, Tip
ton. Martin, Crawford, Morrison, Mas
simore.
Firemen up: Lex, Aunspach, Anders,
Nye, Hollenbach. Bishop, Rumbaugh.
Corl, Horner, Burd Longnecker, Ely,
Brown. Sellers, Harner.
Brakemen up: Maurer, Quay, Creager.
Heilman, Snyder, Straining, Hoover,
Warren. Martin, Shader.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
CHAUFFEURs ORGANIZE

Chauffeurs of the city have organized
Harrisburg Lodge. No. .23. of the Ma
tional Chauffeurs' Association, with the
election of Charles Straub as president,
and Charles Smith as secretary. The
next meeting will be held at the Key
stone Garage. on March 3. One of the
objects of the association is to CO.
operate with the city authorities in en-
forcing the traffic regulations, and
other civic organizations for the gem
eral welfare of the community.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27

OF party names have been filed as
follows: Anti-Penrose, Second Dau-
phin;. Organized Labor, 5th Congress
sional; United Labor, 18th Philadel-
phia;. Independent, Allegheny Con-
gressional districts.
Discuss Bills.-The legislative COM
mittee Of the State Grange to-day dis
cussed preliminary program for legis-
lation to be advocated in the session
OF 1913, and wiss ask the repeal of the
township road law and changes in the
regulation of traction engines on pub
lie highways. The committee also
favored, In the course of a discussion
of labor bills with representatives of
the Child Labor Association, provis-
ION that the school authorities should
issue certificates to children desiring
to enter employment. A study of rural
cerdits will also be made, and if found
desirable, bill may be prepared.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
DR.. HOUCK PRAISES
DR.. NJ. c. BRUMBAUGH
Says He Will Make an Ideal Can
didate For the Gubernatorial
s Nomination

DIR. Martin G..
B r u m b a u gh is
fine man, a splen-
did executive and
one of the best of
the educators in
I h e country. /
think he W O u ! d
make an admir-
able candidate for
the Republ | C a n
n o m | n alton for
governor" s a / d
Secretary of Inter-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
SENIORS ENTERTAINED

Members of the senior class of the
Middletown High School were enter
tanned last evening by Miss Kathryn
Hershey at her home a few miles
from Middletown. The guests went
to Miss Hershey's home in a large
slight. Games and music was followed
by refreshments.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27

HIGHEST MUSICAL EXCELLENCE
Is embodied in the artistic Behr Bros.
Spangler's. Sixth above Maclay street.
Advertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27

At a meeting of the Middletown
High School Athletic Association last
evening it was decided to join the
Penn Inter-scholastic Athletic Asso-
citation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27

Old Trainman i'm Politics.--An old
time railroader. Fl. ]. McAteer, of
Huntingdon county, who was a pas
senger conductor when the late
Charles E. Pugh, a former first vice
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
4Ooo leeIiae aiuSerGersen.

GroBe @eibna9tsieier oes ~gmptp
Stodiug Clubs" fir nabe5u 5000
beoiirftiae aleine Gin 40 5uB
bober GbriItboum cin lebenoiser
ct. g1ifolons uno oicle. piele
Siriiupie nit Spiel5eag uno
SiBigfeiteu.
9eiuobe 1000 criDartuugsDone,
ungeouloig bon eincm 6iiBdeu nlf's
onoere trappeInoe amoer poreu es,
pclde fb aeItern Iodmittag, wciit
untcr Der Cbbnt dltercr @ei6piitcr,
in ser @ofienbale ocs 8. Gegiments
eingeiunocn botten, lpoielbit Don
,.GnptD 3todiug GIiib" Die reid6ol.
tioite rmo ar6Btc @eibnahtsieier felt
ieiuen i7.idbrigen 9eiie6en fir iie
porbercitat uoroen par. Die meiiten
scr aleinen batteu lid bereits felt
oenou 365 1ageu auf oieIen 0'oment
gcircut. fir bielc mar cs pobl bic
eiil5iae mo alleinige @eleaenbeit,
aild fir Ii6 etpas BON Dem iest ourd
Sic ggclt 5iebenoen @eibnaats3aub
81 crboihen
Iic @offenbanc ipnr nuf Oos
pra9tponite Oeforirt iporoen. PM
Gnoc itano Oas Sool Der aiuobeit,
Gin riciieer Gbriitboiim, ipobl au bic
40 SUP bod. blntgeihmiidt uao
lrbtcriiberiirublt M1it ,inen Gebet,
tUeIhes |aitor Or. @iaiam @aee
Game iprad. uabH Bic 5eierlidteit
piinftIib Inn . llbr JIadmittogs
ibren 9(niang. Ger ans 500 slinoern
beitebenoe Qnabcuhor iang liuter
Srn gllireo &. @iQaro. oes Crga-
niiieu Der oItcn St. 8oid's Stride,
&pirnen mo geibnohtsIieoer Gon-
bernenr @oIosboroueb, Nlnpor Bre-
itou ilno bic Yraiiocntin oes GIubs,
8rou George g. 5rendj, 6ielten sIn-
Iprod3eu.
Daiu fam ser bon Dem iiingen
Golt 10 lebnIiHIt criuartcte auger.
bid, oa St. 9lifolous, oar9eieat bon
Srr Charles 9uorciu @1cgaru III.
mitieu zines ebcnio blmtcn. iuic iro6.
liheu c5cioIges ieinen gin5ug bielt
Seoes fIcine GPdohen crDiclt cine
rei5cnoc gabD.9'uppc, ieoer Der 3uH.
acnS cine iooleih in .@etrieb" &C.
nomGlere &ormonita. Gin gtrumpi,
bis 5lim 9lan0c acfiint nit 3uder.
5eiIg, 9liiiien mo iouiiigeu MciD.
nadiyletcreieL ioiUic eincr iIciueu
Sorie init flint ri1tiacn blanten
e@euties~ wuroe' Blercui an sic
aliidiirabIcrocu MIcincn uertbeiIt
Cine 80 glanu iiatie stapclla bsiarais
0ie SniirumeutaI.9Rulit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
lTinr miIlFnmmtne gladlridli.

g9ie qeitcrn bcrIaiitete, wcroeu Die
@rrtIiatten oera Baltimore mo Ohio.
Balm" ali @lount Glare am Mloutag
uaH 91euiobr iuicoer boil il @ctrieb
gcicti mcr6qt Sn Der eriten MoAc
mer0en lngciabr 200O TcrioHen sic
glrbcit pieoer auincbnen. Ole nolle
Gopasitdt Der @crfitdtten miro an
GOO0 Ncriorcn oeiddtt. 9Srdiiocnt
Douicl ggiIloro, Scr iid aceeu cine
9Qcoufiiou scr Qciitimgsfdbietcit oes
@abnipiicms onssciproben Dot reiite
gciiern nod 9lcw. gorf, I'M bort nit
ni0eren 1ireitoren 81 conieriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

Sir MarDIano ino oeu Eiitritt
Columbia bete flar uHo weitlide
Biuoe.
Gic Hic0rigite Sempernttr am &c.
iiriaen Gage betrug 301@roo nn 8
ll6r 9Rorgens uno Die b0dite 36@rao
Inn 8 llbr RadnIiitags
1ie ar6Bte ShneIligteit ocs &ir.
ocs mar Is Dleilcn oie Shiuoc bonn
5Hopeiteu.
Ger 6eudtiatcitSae6olt oct 2uit
mar q @ro5ent nm s llbr Wlorgens
ino Az @ro3cnt inn s llbr 46enOs
Sn Den auoeren Metter 8eobod.
nas.Stati0ncn oes ganoeS puroen
Sic ioIgeuocu nie0rigiten Iempcrotil.
rem per3eianc: gltlautir Gitp 26,9is.
mard s, Bolton 2S, Buffalo p,
G6orIcIton "A, Chicago s, glebelano
~. Ieuper t6, Getroit 6, Iidutb
Is. gaiiport a. @alpeiton AS,
Sattcras AZ, SABRE 10, Selena %,
%adiouUiuc ga, aauias GitD IL,
auogpiac 2s. 9ouispiue is, Narqnet.
ic 0lenpbis %, glontgomerp 36,
Nloutreal 20, glantudet 30, 9leu Sr.
leauS az. 9lap gorf 26, Cflo6oma
"a E5ilaoelpbia 2s, @itts6ure6 i6,
"a. Guc6cc Ia, @aleiqb 34 SoIt2afe
Gip 10, Can 6ran5isco AS, St9ouis
rs. Scranton 20,5breocport 40,5po.
fame 10, Sprncide Is. Tampa 60,
geaibington go Minnipeg 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

0ea QabenbicbltahIa 6eIdnIbiat.

Angeiduloigt oes 2ooenOiebitobls
wuroen oeltern 6rnu gertGo Biui-
ans mo Sri. 2otro Giienborot,
geiOe ongeblid pobn6oft in g1r. t04,
@eit 27. StroBc, in ser meitli9en
@oli5eiitotion 9tidter Sapler poree-
fiibrt uno nahoem iie geitonben bat
ten, iid eeeer 6as iiebente @ebot Der.
eonsen 6u bobcn oen @roBeeiApo-
rcnen iibermieien. 9eiOen 6rauen
idbien ibre @erbaftuug icbr nabe &C.
eongen 5u iein uno nir nit bon
Ebr1nen bolberItidter Stinme iton.
Den iie Dem 9li6ter Ge0e unO 9lnt.
mort. 9os fiinfi6brige S6dterden
bon 6rou &illioms botte nit ieiner
Wllttcr sic 91odt in Scr @oli5eiito.
lion 5uge6rnHt. Die beioen 6rolen
botten oos Gino am 9lben0 porbcr
III eincm acknowledgements bcoter
an ocr 2erington StrnBe geloiieu
p1brcno iie ii1 III sic uniegcn-
Oen @oaren9duier begoben. @crbafi
tet pliroen iic BON Getettip Glipboht
iino cinem 2oOcnoeteftib in ocm
@aarenDoiiic Der 5irmo @odidilO,
aobn & 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

Ncute 9lbeno finOct ii Der 8ionS.
air6c an Der @aD 5troBe sic Erali.
ung 0es CAPT. Sberman Il. 5orO
BON GrisiicIo, mo-, nit 6rduIein
@loric 5tilbr onrh &aitor Or. Sui
Soimouu itott. g(ls @raltiingier
miro SRI. @iorie 0latibieiing BON
Gpcrlea finaircn Die @raut lit cine
GoAter oes @errn @. gS. Stiibr bon
9lr. $40. 91oro Nlonroe StraBc,
eincs Dlitgie0eS oes G5eianguercins
harmonic. 9loh oeni Sod5eitS.
ma0le i'm Gliernbouie meroefl ole
3eapermdbItcn cine Soh5eitSreiie
nod gompa, 6Ioa ontreien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23


Gin @orioa bel iueIAen Ser Be.
fcnnie peiblide StoBicuf5cr sd bo.
be nihts on5n6icbenE ausnabmss
meiie mirtlid cinmal aif Gbatiahcn
bcrubtc imo gcredtiertiet mar. irlg
iidl geiicrn Wlorgen irn gBeiten Der
5toot 8u. ais III Dem Salie glr. 19,
5no Garroutou.glbenuc Elm Brand
auSbrah uno aud 0ic @lcionDgsitiide
ocs i'm Speiten Stodwert pobncuocn
sri. glnnie glIcranoer. elmer 2ebrerin
III ser SduIc glr AZ, oird gialb
lno gsoncr crbcbIid 6eftaoigi pur.
oeu. Gie iinge Game ielbit fam NIT
ocH Smreden oabon, tmiBte jeoodl,
nahocm oas Bcuer acIoId5t iuor ei.
men 9cttcl auS Dem Teniier flattern
laneh ipeIheu iie @ol6eiiergcaut
Duriee 6ot. Dem @rin5ipal iBrcr
1anlc ein3ubdnoiecn un0 lpcrln iie
iiA filr oas 8uipdttontucn 5um In.
tcrridt oonit cntihnIoiate. Dab lie
iriolgc SOS @ranoes tbotidt6Iih uibts
on5l5ie0en 9dite, NIT Dem ne iid5 Dor
i9ren lcrnbegicrigen 5hiilcrn &c.
i1mclac ocun auf scr 5traBc icbcu
laileu fonue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
@sihnadltsaIuasn.

Sic i6oue 3eit ser @ei6nadteu itcbt
por Ser E6iire. ~ Sdon icst
ferri6t iiberoa 5eititimmuna.
Qebbuftes Trei6eu IN Ben Gje.
iddits Giiirifteu. glifoIaus bat
beoouuen @a6cu auS5utbeileu
glir nod cine flr5c Spame 3eit
mo es 1T oa - oas ber5ige Set Der
sgeihnodteu ouf oas mir ms 9lne
als ainoer 10 aeirelIt baben imo lpeI.
DIES nod belte ciueu Seoen, Oh groB
oeer Helm, III einem 5auberiiden
9alne gefaugen b1It. @eibuadlten
lit oaS 6eIt ser 2iebe, Die 3eit
mann oie eoleu @efiibIe Der Wlen.
idjcnfreuuoIidfeit, tpelhe ourh 0en
raubcu Sebcusfampf gtriidgeordugt
murocn ipieoer neu erluohen imo
iiG inn @obI5utmm imo Nlit5utbeilen
oui's Sdonitc 6etbdtigeu. Gen Pin.
0eren cine 6reuoe 81 bcrciteu lie al
benz eigenen 9lntbeil nebmen 81 loi.
icu, oas lit po6l Oos 9citreben 9ller,
oic iif nod eiu pormes Ser5 iiir
lire MitmcuIden belpabrt baben, gluf
sic @r6Bc oes @eihenfes fommt es
uidt an ionOern ouf ben @eiit OeS
gSo6huoQens, oeS 5orten Gupfinoens
nit oem eS gegeben miro. Gin Sdn-
oc0rud. Der nit innigem 6reurO.
iAaitsgeiiibl geaebeu miro, lit me9r
ipert6. fuie Elm toitbarcs @eidenf
ocs man gibt neil es 70 Der 9raud5
lit ooer neil man iid perpHihtet
fii6It. Bon oeu @ciite, Ser ieet Sc.
sen beieeIt Qlnoere aIiidlid 3u ma.
diem leaelt Die ii6erffateu 2oocn uno
Stroben in Den Gtitauis 0iitrifteu
scr Staot bereotes SeusniB ob. 9ieIe
6aben tpobl oen Ratbiblag ser Bel
tiuaelL rcdt frii65eitig ibrc &eib.
uadlts GinfdiIie 81 beiorgeit beber'
5igt ober es ino Eauienoc, oie cnt.
iDepsr oaran llidt geoadlt, ODER nod
i,ihis EaNenoes seiunoen baben.
Iic pradtiaeu 20oeu i'm Centrum
oec Staot nit ibren Derlodenoen
gtusiieauuaen BON @eibnahts-@oa-
rcu jeoer glrt unO 9eidreibune boteu
aeiicru qlbeno ipie0crim Elm tcweg
teS 9io frobcu Administrations,
un0 man 0orf erparten, Oos 6ellte
ioirc6I, ipie morscn ser 9lnitlirm Der
@ciHenteiiher nidt nabloiieu miro,
ia, pielciht nod 81 elmer gr0Beren
@eae anldpiat. Gen StraBen ent.
lang rei6cn iid Sidten., Eannen.
un0 Geoernbdumc, oereu Duitc, Der.
miitbt nit oenljcnigen Der llnnloleu
rou @limen, sic Suft nit eiuem
foithoren @cibnahis.glroma crfiiat.
gla allen Gden un0 Gnoeu benerft
man Sen @auoerocrfdufer Ser ieine
g9aoren mciitcus medaniicbe sfine
6etipieliodcu 5um Gerfnui onbietet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
9irnno m tinem qaben.

"a Dem Qd0eH 0e5 Sru &llllaln
6oihnan bon 9}r. 1927 Cii.6aueite.
lraBc, brad aeIlcrr a}oraeu inter
o9u 1ircic9bdl5er.8orraib Elm 6cuer
aus, 0a9 einen Sdaocn bon ctipa
$i00 anridtctc. Gerr Sviiman be-
iaao iidi iu cIuenl &iuier5iuuner alS
Is 9laud uhisr htu 4aoenillb oor.
oriRgcu lab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
,NSbertiiino Glnb.H

@ci Sem rcgelmdBiaan 2nndcou I'M
nglopertiitne GIub~ 6ctc @littoa IN
glr i5. @ouib strabc. miro $crr
6 9logcrs D1eDers iiber Den @ertrieb
ron gliitomobilen ipredcn. Gos Gun
tAaan loftet BIS Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

3ollcinncbmer @tone bat ben &e.
omieu gcitcrr i'm 8olIontc oie nit.
tbeihtia 5uge6cH Ioiicn oaB oos
3olIonit oni Grcitng lno aln @oms
iia9 0ei@loiicn bIcibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
Seine SafeI III UOllfOmmen iua0rsuo
ser fcieriaac

o6nc cine 6loibc rSoIocc,4 Ocs be.
riibuitcS 05cbrdueS ouS 6reo. 9ou.
crnidmiOFS u9lnericon @reperu.
TcriSmit nidt Gnd init elmer Stiite
($i) 5li oerieben. grmierei 1t0l--
ti2s &illen. .StroBc. Eel. 6. & g..
01t @cruon 96a. (Ges23) (gln8)
QdNe sng Belle IHg Qlutlunb Deloyai O..
0lalne. VIZ. 4la, Cn.SahlMoge StyaAt. nate
Oulf0M oonieiAvenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
$22,i74.34 fHr ben SHlfsfOuO.

Ole 5ommlltng fir Ocn oeutihen
SalfsfouO sebt IaugIum. - Gic
adt5ebnte 2iite brahte MIR
$5S6. - Sdosmciiter @eper-
bird piiui6t $4,000 Dor 9leli-
iabr 6riammen 81 befoumcn.
@lit Dem Seronnnben Oes 8eiD.
nobtsfeItes bat Die SanmIuue fir
ocu 6ono aur llnteritisung Der @itt-
mcu uno @oiieu in 0elitidlono uno
Selterreih llngorn etipaS nnhge-
Iaiien bod begt Serr Martiu gleDer.
bird, Der S1otmeiiter, Die SoffmIne,
Dab bis gleiliabr ole Summe bon
$4,000 Doll iein miro. 8u Der oht'
5ebnten 2iite babeu Die SoleenOeu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

Ser @einmutbetrog Der Samnt.
hlngcn in Der abgelailfencn 8ode be-
trua $500, on 3inien fiigte Serr
Mepcroird $29.tS bin6u 10 ooB Der
SotaIbertrog ser Saumllneen bis
6ellte ii4 ouf $22,t74.34 belGuft.
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es ibm biz 9leuinbr geIingen modte,
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fonmeu.
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Dem oeutiden Goniul Carl q. 2iioe.
rife Sic fnInen0en @eitr1ne ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
geas bic WlanI. unb dlaaenieudle
foittfe.

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alucuieuae toiiete 0en 5taate Ora.
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lauo l3i0 5iiid |ieb aet6oiet wcrs
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Geuhe an So beridie6encu Nuniten
geluuoeu.
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Mniut Wt. 4iA CiraaHlMogs.5tuhe anos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
llntrrInItnna6.g9e enlneiier.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

gIbounenten, Die ben o2cutidjcn
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nnrcaelmdEin crDaIten, Fno aebtten
Der Cifice baDou per SeIepbDn oSer
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

Ser Qampfer ,GombriO9c" Ser
r. Baltimore Gbeidpeofe gltlantic
Giieubabn", Der in Der @beIapeatc-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23
ard Wlanats fIr tia 9laar eanls

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allen iolhcu Sdleu iebr itrene ans
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9cu0unscn oni 5difien ni60ren
miiiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

Iic giiOaetbeborOe 6citdtigte ges
tern Oic @a6I ocs Srn. 6. g. 2elauo
ais glrhiieft III 8erbinoung nit Der
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par roA Dem Sort N'e5enrp Rart
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iragt Gs pir0 erpartet ban nit
Dem 8rdnsport Der GlabbdllIer gln-
iangs oeg uahilm Nobfes besounel
Gpetben fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-23

DlaDor @reiton untcr3cihnctc &c
iicra Sic idnmtliden Steuerocroro.
mlngeu nmo e6euio bic 8eroronrng,
welhc Sic Gommiiiiou fir ben Steu.
eyein3ug i'm HdAiien Sabr feiticbt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-19
MRS. GOBLET WEDS
HENRY CLEWS, JR.

Continued from Page One
beauty attracted much attention. Mr.,
Goelet, the only son of Mrs. Ogden
Goelet, and Miss Whelen were married
at Wayne. Pa, June IA, 1906. Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth attended the bride
and Mrs. Craig Biddle, a sister of the
bride. was matron of honor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goelet passed their summers at
Newport. There two sons were born.
Rumors of an estrangement were cur
rent during the latter part OF the season
Of 1918. In January of this year Mrs.
Goelet filed suit for divorce. charging
cruel and abusive treatment. Mr.. Goelet
hotly contested the suit and the case
was the talk of society for months.
Mrs. Goelet's mother is now the wife
of c. Hartman Kuhn, millionaire Phila-
deIphian and director of banking con-
Germs.
Mr., Clews is IS years old. He was
divorced from his first wife in Paris in
1910. He arrived in New York from Eu-
rope yesterday. Immediately on his ART
rival he called at Mrs. Goelet's home at
s Washington square. He avoided inter
viewers and could not be located today.
The wedding ceremony win take place
at Mrs. Goelet's Washington square home.
1t will be an extremely quiet one. Plans
for the wedding were guarded with the
utmost secrecy. After the ceremony Mr.
Clews and his bride will leave New York.
Their destination is not known.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-19
UNMISTAKABLE BETTERMENT
IN TONE OF WHEAT TODAY
Cessation of Sales by Farmers in
Part Responsible.

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-There was unmis-
taxable betterment in the tone of the
wheat market and in the sentiment sur
rounding it today. The Improvement was
based on cessation of sales by farmers
generally In the winter wheat country,
and increasing evidence that American
exporters are to find 1t more difficult to
fill large orders in the next few months
than they have experienced thus far
Another feature of much significance.
and. If continued, OF great Importance, is
the growth in speculative interest. Thus
far this increase is confined to the larger
professional spectators and those In po-
sition to be cognlzant of the export de-
partments. 1t is conceded that II there
were n popular speculative buying wave,
such as would in ordinary years follow
the conditions that now exist 1t would
make an important impression on values
Spain is the latest country that will be
compelled to import wheat, threshing
results in that country having proved dis
appointing. Futures closed IL to 2ssc
higher.
Corn was dull speculatively. but showed
a decided increase in activity in an export
way. Values finally showed a little i'm
provement Futures closed Il to SC
higher.
Oats were quiet, closing &c. higher.
Provisions were quiet.