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The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16
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OAKLAND NOTES.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Elmer Rodgers and chill
dren. Ralph and vivian; were guests Sun
Nelson, 33S Winfield avenue.
Mrs. r. o. Butler entertained the Mon
day crochst club this afternoon at her
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given Thursday evening at the
spices Of the Loyal women's % 8 class 1s Of the the
arranged: Music, piano selection, Mrs.
Earl. Mrs. Clarence Rea1sh: .readins.
Miss Opal Lesson: debate: Resolved. that
deh fs and fRan to
The affirmative side will be taken by
Rev. I. H. Fuller and Mrs. W. s. East
orsdol and Miss Emma Burnett. vocal
solo. Miss Ruth Ludington: music by the
Rs. George w. Rake. who has been i'll
at her home on Arter avenue for several
ca1e M are visiting for a short ' time l WITH viii,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ludin9-
Mrs. charIes Lingo and daughter Letha
ana friends in Oakland and Topeka.
member Of the LADIES' Ala :ocist1 of th ths
Oakland Christian church Thursday after
noon at her home on Michigan avenue.
few days at the J. C. Lingo home on Oak
land avenue had as her guests at dinner
last night 6afS9 hut6 SuD0.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond n. Williams and
infant son. who have been visiting here
the past two weeks. win leave this week
for Omaha. where they will make their
The Oakland w. C. T. U. VIII meet
Tuesday afternoon with. Mrs J. Liggett,
peka Win read . paper ON "Fiealth and
Heredity." Mrs. Walter Hamill win lead
the devotionals. -.
Miss Mayme Hoax of Arter avenue has
returned from Mer1den, where she spent
xlbsTt seSsa.s ef North P,asts. Nss.. h
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Moving Day for Office Force of
U. r. Freight Depot.
Outing Club to Meet and Make
Plans for Opening Camp.

1t is expected that by tomorrow ev-
ening the entire Office force of the
Union Pacific freight depot will be at
work in their new office. The desks
and most Of the fixtures were moved
this morning. The new office occupies
which is now being built on the old
depot. The extension Is 60 feet in
length. AS soon as the entire office
equipment is moved from the old build
ing work will commence on remodeling
the old office and making it into a store
room. AS soon as this is completed a
freight shed will be built on the south
side of the storehouse.
Outing Club to Meet Soon. ,.
The North Topeka Outing club will
meet soon, probably this week, and
make plans next summer. The camp
is located on the Hamilton place at
Maple Hill and is owned by IA Topeka
business men who spend their vacations
at that place every summer. 1t Is
club, that some improvements will be
made on the cabin and buildings at
the camp. The club has the place
leased for five years. Last year cha
cost of maintaining the camp was
$209.6O.
Argonauts to Meet.
The Argonauts will held a meeting
and Mrs. C. c. Nicholson. The lesson
will be taken from chaper II of Kear-
ny's Dawn of History" A paper on
metallurgy will be head The lesson will
be conducted by Mrs. c. NJ. Morrow.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. w. j. Hanan and Mrs. W. H.
Hanan entertained the following guests
Saturday afternoon at o'clock lunch
y con: Miss Lucy Jones, Wilifred Drew,
Mrs. Maude Winslow of Norton, and
Miss Ruth Hanan.
The following officers have been elect
ed by the Sunday school of the Kan
sas Avenue Methodist church for the
coming year: ]. c. Snideker. superin-
tendent: Leon Holman. assistant su-
perintendent: Bernard McNown, secre-
tary and treasurer; Herbert French
chorister; Ethel Palmer, pianist: Mrs
Snooks organist; Claude Redmond
librarian: Mrs. J. E. Scheer. primary
superintendent; Beatrice Antrim as
sistant primary superintendent; Made
line Hoops. cOrister; Adele Scheer
organist; Dana Slaybaugh. librariani
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Items for this column may be tela-
phoned to 3915 or the State Journal office.l
Mrs. George d. villee will entertain the
members of the Lotus Embroidery club
Tuesday afternoon at her home. 4S East
Eleventh street.
J. Lewis and son Fargo were dinner
guests last night at the d. e. Lewis home'
l18 Lime street.
will be given in the form of an entertain.
ment by the Junior Endeayor society OF
N the GSId room of
Mrs. Miles Connell is i'll at her home
AZ Line street.
members Of the wild Rose Needle club
Tuesday afternoon at her nome on Elm
Tie Happy Hour club gave valentine
home. ll2 sumner street. The house was
social evening was enjoyed. Those pres.
ent; Mr and Mrs: A. b Carey ana %
and %fs George Poinssr sno and
Lucy. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. -Whipple and
children. Doris, josephine and James,
eni,drsn eae asoree 1s; ana Delorss wee Mre anna ana
Mrs. Walter Wamble and daughter Mar
Earet, Mr.; and MIS- Thomas Mott and and son
Mrs. Jesse Marchant and children. irwin.
and daughters. Doris and Marie.
drs. Charles sheafor, who has been
seriously i'll at her home, $50 Chandler
street. since Wednesday. is improving.
Misses Mayme and Pauline Schaefer en-
tertained Saturday evening at their home
on East Sixth street at q valentine party.
The guests were: Miss Mabel Kreipe.
Miss Bessie Kreipe. Miss nellie Butorff.
Miss Stella Gruber. Miss Geraldine
Kreipe, Miss Lillian WfMteker, Miss
Bessie Higgins, Miss Eleanor Schaefer,
Miss Floy aiggins. M. Edmond Krsipes
Mr.. Clyde Demon, Mr.. Robert Melton.
Mr.. Maker Carlson, Mr.. James Flemming,
Mr.. Carl Higgins. Mr.. Martin Presgrove.
Mr.. Scott Flemming, Mr.. Arthur Scheafer.
Mr.. John Cusic. Mr.. James Bates, Mr..
Frank schaefer. Mr.. and Mrs. George
F1emming. Gaines were played during the
evening, and prizes were won by John
Cusfc. James Bates and Frank Schaefer
Mrs. George Polinger viii entertain the
members Of the Happy Hour club Tues
day afternoon at her home on Reno street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scheafor entertain
| E. at their home. 1913 East Seventh street,
at dinner yesterday Mr.. and Mrs Clyde
6chaefor and sons. Leonard and Harold
Norman.
Ladies' living east ana south Of Santa Fe
tracks, kindly mail or hand US your ad-
dress. We are constantly sending out
literature samples. etc. and desire that
our mailing list be complete and up to
date. Cordially yours. The Clayton Drug
l Co.. A019 East 9Th TopAka.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16

Henry Ford Cop Deft), theodore
Roosevelt and J. meo r Garfield
The Progressive party 10 planning
TO put up . strsnuow fight In every
state In the unis n ~ the fall elec-
tions. In Michigan. carried by
Roosevelt IN 1914, henry Ford. the
auto man, II being doomed .. Bull
Moose candidate for governor. In
Ohio. James R. Garfield, secretary Of
the interior under Roosevelt, viii
head the state ticket. In New York
II II planr ed 70 nam. Roosevelt r be
will accept The ProGrsssivss are
particularly anxio n to carry New
York this year and Il 10 believed that
the colonel In the only man Who
stands q chance Of winning the GOV.
sEnorship n that Seasa
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16

visiting this week with his sistef-in-law.
Mrs. o. C. Wilseys and family. Of Forest
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Items for this column may be tells
phoned to 3915 or the State Journal office.1
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16
MoNEY.

s>e.>e>>~es>'..>S>.. sr..s>srAss.sr~s.rnp
1o%sa S2ops1.y 10 ss1 1oAM soss. sa s'e Z. ena -
rates, and most Mheral taGWnL en- q
write Tor our plaA ". - y0eoeo = c.,
Security Bldg.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Horaos. cattlo. pianout dances, houoo.
hold goods. libraries. typsWrltGfS. onooa
pie. r. 9. Thomas. 80 Kan. Ave. NJ -
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16

WANTED FEMALE HELP.
|
Topeka Government Examinations Mar.
a Women eligible. Sample questions
free. Franklin Institute. Dept 63-K. Ro-
chester. N. Y.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16

2 lots. on Boswell, near Washburn, ele-
CANT location. cement paving ana aide-
walk. gas. water, sewer. all paid. Big
bargain. $40.
Elmhurst. ~ lots. east front. sidewalk.
paved. gas. water. sewer. $50 value now
Near Elmhurst. ~ lots east front. part
" modern. ON car, only $50. rs.i
COTTREII CO.
107 r. 7th. Tel. 66e 3A0G.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16
MANI
ARE YOU ALIVE

to the opportunities before yeuf Your sur.
plus can be earning while you 49, n
invested IN the Capitol Building Z L.
Association. ~ Kansas AvonuA Cn0 =
our nice and Ne win explain Our suvouo.
msnt q home sasniue plan wrata
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-16

MACHINE eHoPa
n. r. Howard supDly Co. ~ Kaasal
ave.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03

6oB er aus Dem Stimmeuaenirre ni4t
Hug peroen tDnne.
glun Deritummten 0ie gaIaaiere,
bagegen erbob Der 3uofiibrer feline i'm
@ifenba5noienIt gcIdulte @drenIiimms
unO rief: nSerr, mir iiBen bier infolge
elmer St0rung fef Die SerridaFtsn
laGen bitten, Sic m06ten bon iraeno-
no6er 6ilfe I9offen, oaB lie nit Dem
notigiten 9ono9epdd bon Der Stelle
tSnnen."
.@ut, i9 perbe ben nanItocIt 4ener
ar0Bercn Drt anrufen, ontiportete Der
Sffi3ier iiber cine ileine Meile. .9iels
leibt gelingt cs, gu bcranlaiIen, oa6
man einige Magen ooer 9lutos an bic
8erqItrdBe oa oriiben Ienbet. geer Don
Sen 6erren aDer reiten fonn finoet piels
leidt cine @ierteIiiunoe Iiioiidl bon Bier
SiIFe.1 Ser 2uiti8iffiapltdn 3siQtr
nit ousgeliredtem Nrm iiter Sic @bsnr
hinlpeo inD ertldrte, .0ort foilm spei
4iiometer bon sSbrcr llnfollitelIe,
fbetnt eine &aDollerieobteihlna i'm
@ipaf III liegen. 9ielleibt iiberIaTer
S6nen bic Serreu bis sur uanitsn ar0
bsrcn station einiee Icoioe Sonos
pferbe."
Isl, bas ipdrc bic einfatHe Q5Iuna,
ous unierer Glcmme raid 6sroassus
iommen" rieftu @o6Isn unb RolIer
fof qlei6aeitia, ole beios iibsrRonlian3
m BEN go6cniee polltsn, na6ren6
p0nnib a6iel5ldeno erIIaris, bod lis=
Der auf einen Magen gu porien, 6o cr
Iid bon Ieinen @epdd aus beItinnlten
@ranben uitt trennen pOle.
Der Sffisier oben auf Der qlatt.
FORM froote bann nod ob bic Serrz
fc6often Ionft nrd einen MunIb bdt-
ten, unb ols Dag perneint pupoe leote
er griBeno Ieinc Sanb an oie 6eiOs
miibe. @lei6 barauf beeannen bic
W2otoren uno bic PropelIer oes Nabrs
seuses bieoer su itfpirren uno All Iilrs
rem, lporouf Fc6 bas euftidiff Elm me=
MIA er6ob uno 6ann in Der !Ri6tuna,
pel6e Bic beioen onberen Sobrseuos
inneasbolten botten nit 3unc6msnocr
G'efdipinoigIeii enti9pebte
.aommen sic Rppsr pir pousu
sus glsi9 aut ben gBeq madeu, 3a DsTs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03

rad Der Gnbitation Der 5reiburgsr
Porollelbobn lrobl ouftreiben laiien.
Gr CAB ole nDtigeu 9eis1ls, uno
Idon no6 etuo 3ebn MiHgten iianoen
bic PfcrOe tersit
Die 6crren I@ponssn ii@ in ben
Gattcl un6 trahten unter ber Geleit=
iGaft eiaigcr Suioren Dem Stdot4en
5u
Se1tfome8e8eben6eitenip
oer@illo n@9rftieb"
syn Ser giaa ug6rfric6" BEL SAB
Sda1en an 8ooeniee loB cines
9tenos - orei Mrden no6ien felt
rem GiIenba6uunfal bei 5reibura
berqonoen iein Der 8eIiBer oes
Qanb1ouIsg, Grofshor Dottcr 6einriG
@6rfrieo in Ieiuem 2u60ratoriur.
Dieies lcBtere beforO ii1 in eiuem
eerdumiqen, cbtner6isen, unmittel6ar
an Oie @ino angeInlofencn gleubau,
Ter offenIiftlic> erit in neuerer 3eit err
rie.iei pcrsen nor. Die ipenigen 'Hnz
nenraume parcu oentbor einfo9 ouss
Qefiottet, bo2 roll BON Npbaraten uno
SnErumenien, bic ben einigermuBen
unterriGteen @cIGousr duf BEN erIten
Slid erraten liaBcn, ooB bic 8eIfiftis
gunQ 0cs @eTbcrs auf oos 5tubium
Fer iiro6lenoen Ulnterie gertbtet NOR.
lleteroG, uo6ia bos gtuge 6lidte, ouf
1iiben un0 TiIf,ten aaerlsi 6hiiliqs
feiisunter6reder nit bielfoden 5nols
tungsmogli1fciten, ,offCne unb aeldlois
lcne Gransiormatoreu unb Sei6tiche
Observation-Disclosures, cine
@ae6eI9e Bumpe Der neueiten aons
ftruftion, bariable &onoenlatoren ~
olles oos 6eItdtigte 0ieIe @crmutluq.
2lm neiIien iiri cine groBe Gommliing
fuqeIf6rmiorr 9l0bren ouf, in 6ersn
Mitft liG peiBe 4egelfsn,p BON Gletiros
Ben unaeben Eefon0en. @cn oieien
M06ren mcGten minbefens HfiiRlSid
@renlplore oor1anoen iein, je1sl,#YFsiE
niqen 3a9len uno 8unIioben dllTs
IorgFdltigiie oeScidnet. N
Ser @eiiBer oll 0ieIer 6srrlibteitsu,
Gin etpo fiinf8ig Sabre alter Won1
init iangcm. id>or etmaS ergroaienl
@oQeav!e, iaB noaocRllia in siRem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03

bcquemen Qe9niiubl bor einemSdreibs
tiiGe ouf Dem elm 3iemIi9 rmfangrei@
fss MonaItript aufgeiGlagen lag.
Doitor Seinri1 @6rfrieb mar ofFcnbor
nit tinsr glie6eridaiFt bei9Gftigt ses
lreIcu. SeBt obcr lag bic 6eoer troden'
Gan8 leiIc, foIt unb0rbur, trommel=
ten bic Singer ieinsr ouf bem Sii9e
ru6enben 0dno auf Der leoerneH
SGreibmappe.
Wlit oemeTIentn 8emegurgen erfdbte
CT, o6ne feline Gtellung oabei 81 an
Bern, sinen unmittslbor Ooneben auf
Sem 9lIden6e6er rubenOeu 3igarrens
ftummel, tetraEtete i'm, inbem er i'm
3pil1en ben TingeripiBen bin unD Der
bre6ie, me6rereWinuten lana iebr oufs
merffom bpn alien Geiten i'm @ciitc
o6er offen6or bei gan3 anberen Din
qen. Gr Itreiitc Die 2(Id5e bes Smm>
mels mitten duf Dem Maniltripte fnb,
formte boranf nit einem angebrdnnten
e5treia6olsdsn Elm fleines Siirm6e,L
Itri6 es pieoer glott, I'M bonu, iins
nen6 un0 IinnenO, ben 9ou oes2tifenz
iiirmfens INNER pisOtr bon neuelh gu
teginnsn.
CD mcdte Der @clebrte cine Stunoe
lana iief in @eoanten oeriunicn gefei-
fen bo6en. Gr nertte cs pobi gar
ni1t, boB mit.Ierneilc Die 9lacbt an3us
6rcfen be9oniI OaB es I'M ibn Der
F9on rc1t buntsl purDc.
DrauBen in ben @ortenonlaoen, Die
boS 9anb9ous in ipeitem areis ums
f6loIIen, bdfteu ebcn nod eirise 9lms
felu i6r mslooiTfss 9lbenblieo aeflotet,
o6er lett purbc es oud bort itiQ. ylir
noH elm ferncs einTGldiernOes Rouz
IGe1 brong bprcb bos ofiene Seniier,
6crribrcnD Don Dem leiHten QBeuens
i9log, ocg bos Seeufer umipiilts uno
ciniDnia degsn bic llmioFungsmauer
nes fleinen ScseIiaGi9ciens po1ts,
Der gu Dem 2onobous ge9orte.
pl0Bli6 fubr Seinrid G6rfrisb ouf
Iab nit allen 9eid]en oerlleberroihuno
i'm ii9 uno brudte bonn duf einen
Softer am S6,1eib.iIHc Sym nd@iicn
9lugen6lide pur0e bsr gau3e QroBe
glaum Don Der 9ede Der uBo ben Ssis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03

i6neioenoen 9istontitimme Defenders
berpor5uiuu puBts. Die 9eIonnenss
rem aber griffen no9 i6ren SoI6entiis
hern ooer nacb ben peiBen Sid uno
9anotiiaern bes Speile- un0 S6lafs
pagens, uno nun erbob ii9 Elm @eoelr
entlang bem gan3en 3uge, ooB es nirts
li4 unperitdnolicb geblieben mdre ,fpenn
bic 9uitf4iffer oieie glotiiguale iiterIe
ben bdtten.
9innen tilr3er 3eii itonoen bic Qufts
freu3er fat unmiitelbor iiber ber I'M
follfielle, unO i6on ibien ss, olg fpoIl
ten fie fi4 in i6rer 5o6rt ni6i beirren
laTen. ais ploBli9 oas 6IuqIdjiFf om
rebten Tliioel ieitid6 abi6menite unb
noh riidndrts einen iueiten eleoonien
gooen pollfii6rte, tpdbreno bic beioen
droeren in 6er gficbtung ouf ben gos
benIee mit moieitdtii4er &ube peiters
Sogeu.
DOS 1T brob bon 6em 2ommons
bonten," rief goblsn ilno iPrans, oa
Der &reu5sr in fsiner 5a3rt mad rid
ndrts alImd6lid binter Dem @iiens
ba6upaseu electromagnetic BON ben
anoeren 3silegnohen, bic tlelne Sos
i6ung binauf bort tpieDer trele Aus.
iiHt 3u gelpinnen
WG6renD Der 9ogenfabrt fe1ite lEd1
oie iebt nod i'm pisIeS gr0Ber erigel'
nenoe 9ieIen5igarre bis qlf oreiBle
gleter nieber uno belt no6 elmer fpet'
tereu balbtn D1inute Ionefam ii9srei
6abrt uninittelbar iiber bem @iien'
bobn5uge.
Sin ,6urrol4 aus allen Wdgenferi'
tern, in 0as, 6ingeriHen bon Der Grres
qunq bes QlugenbIidS, and 8oblen unp
leiue 6eiocn ReiIs9enoHen einiiimmten-
Qln 6er griifung 0cr poroeren
ploiiform, bic nab born 81 fbnabela
ariia qeformt unb am 8uge init Dem
perooloeien oeutIHen g2ei6saoler Ders
alert par, erIhien Elm Dfii5ier tn oer
ileibIomeu Uniform Der OeutIben
Quitidifierreoimenter uno fragte NIT
latter Stimme .Wds gebt bier por2
sat sy6r 3uq einsu llnfall erliiien2"
Nlsbrere Dubeno Stimmsn antmors
ici,u IpA Oer Gfii5ier madie cine obs
i9sagsaoe 9tpsSapg, .poal lauL3eiaen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03

ienpdnoen ben einem beIlen angene3'
men Qi6t 0urGflutet.
Der 9rofe1or trot an oos offens
5eniter, mari eiaen tur5en, foribenoeiI
9lid empor gum nG9tlit6en Simmel
uno ging bann, Elm eigntiimlifss
2eudten in ben tloren, friidl blidenoe1
Qlugen, gu einigen Der gr0Bikn i'm Sins
tergrunoe itebenOeu &ugelsD6ren.
2anee itonn er aud Dor oielen tiet
in @eoontsn pcrIunten. db uno 3u ben
SiB elmer 9lcmme priifenO ober ben
5oba Der 9ufipumpen lteQenb, bic nit
ben &ugelrobren berbunoen parer.
@nblifr o6er ifien Der @elebrte einen
@ntffluB gefaBt 81 4aben.
Sin lei6ter Druid auf einen Safer:
6as 2iGt in ben 8eleu9tungsborriHs
tungen obsn an Der 3iinmerbede ano
an ben BGnOen erloi4.
Damn foIt nit bemiel6sn Sonogrif@
f. cine leictte Drebung an einem mn
mittelbor bansben befinOl1en Gins
f9olter.
9(ugen6lidlid3 por in einige Der Gus
aelu 2e6en getommen. sic eritra6lter
in einem eigentiimli4 bldulidcn5euer'
elan3, I'm bonn roIb in ben DerIdtss
Oenltsn 6orben praHtDoGl anf5uleuA'
ten.
Qgieoer einige 6onogriffe an mebres
rem alemmen uno SaItern en- Gjrun0s
brette, ouf Dem bic INSTRUMENTATION
fion6, unS nun idienen Die Torbentone
Der Stro6lenbiinoel in ibnen F0rnliA
5u .an3sn unO 3u fpriibcn,il icgcr iAre
2uminei3sn5 in gang tur5cn 3eitEan'
rsn 5d Dsronoern.
J5mitten DieIer nunnsr6oren. leb>
buft bepeqten Gtroblcnfiiqe befano iip
nod cine unoere @orri1tung, elm Don
Sen @oradaaer in ben Gugelrobrel
b5llia un6erii6rtes @eltsa ouf oiinnen,
fiidDeinartioen StGften, oTFsnbar
aus SiolNiionsmaterial bergsilellt.
DieIs Gtd6tertombinotion tru9 an
i6rem obeglten GnDe ein fleines Ylati'
form4en, ouf rem elm tdE6cnGbnli'
Dies. aus WetallbIe6 berseiteuies Sc
bilbs lag
(gortiesuns iolgt(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
q 9OrNsbangl

.9(ber bier, mas ba aus 0em @lioB
icmmt, pirb uns bieuei1t ben 2iebess
oienf eripeiIen, rief ba pI0Blit p0lIs
nib un0 5eigte nit bem Singer auf bret
oraue, nebeneinanber liegenoe puntts,
bic int 2i1t bes iuneeH Eages am
6ori5ont auftauhten.
Qllle 90pfe fiibren berum.
,Dos iinb obne allen 3tpeifel Wltlis
tGrI9iffe," Idgte gloller. nSeben Sie
an ibrem unterenTeil bas @leiBen uno
@ldn5en2 Dds fam nur BON &ntenz
nen ooer BON Waffen berriibrsn, bic
bieie Gobr5euge on 8oro fii9ren."
.Gie peroen ibre beltimmten militia
ridden @eilungen baben uH0 Ddber
ebeniopenig bon uns ipiIien pollen."
.Qlbporten gpir brauden nod niht
ale 5oTfnunqen Inteu 81 laHen. @s
fam Observation-Disclosures fir bic Seus
te bod taum cine llnbequemliAteit be-
oeuten, penn Iis iiber benz nddfgelege7
nen groBereu Neite einige Wlinuten ball
ten uno oenDrtsborfeber bitten ldhen,
einise GabrssIsgeubsiten nod bier 5u
feiibtn, 8is uns bic @ilenbabuer 9ils
fc bringen, ooriiber Diirfie BEL Der bers
maligtn Stprunq Der @tromIeiting
pabriHeiuli9 msbr 8sit Dergsben, dIs
unS lieb it,"
@jefpannt berfoIgten bic 6erren bic
Nobrt Der 9uitireu3er, bic Tid5 nit oros
ser GjsIdpinoisieii ndberten unb fid
ellmahIid dls rieRge 6obr3euoe bar
Itellten bic entipeoer erbeblibe 2afen
III traaen 6eftimmt poren oosr cine
siemlib groBe 9emanni'ns an goro
Fiibrteu
5hon nan se6n Wltnuten idpebten
fie nur nod einen Ril0metsr meit emf
fernf, etpa speibunoert Yleter 5u6,
louilos od9er, y ipirtlib tmpoianisr,
oBartiaer glublid
) 'igd IN ZEN Wassn oben an per
Aieas ioar man iH3pil1en auf bic
2aiiidifis auimertiam gelporoeu
q.lssalo sr6pb iid6 aus allen 6eHiiern
no 1iirsn cin6ilieruieu uuoSdreisu
mslauirr iih tie bite Dome mit oer
ssibitipsRaI dliisel4au9s uli sRsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03

iuden, ob mir Cinen munteren 8rau-
men o0er einen ilugen SAimmeI cr9atz
tern t0nnen. rief Soblen pllnisr
Ganbeepdd bleibe borldufia 5uriid; Oos
nit eilt es ui6t, gBir lahtn 6a5 uaA
4rnIton3 teiorQen."
Gic ludien BEN 3ugiiiHrer aaf uno
trafen mil oem Wlonne bic 0emsntipre=
cbenbe 8erabrcoung. 9lo9 einiQe Oer
6erren, bi, boroo6eu, reiien 81 t0nnen,
i4loRen iic6 ben beipcn on.
Gie perabi6iebetcn iid pm i6rem
ReiieacnoKen 961nib. Der eitldrte, To-
bulo er tpieoer an elmer i'm 8eirie6e be-
finblidsn 8abaIinie anqetommen iei
oen liir3eIten g8cg mad, 3iirin ,in5us
iaIogcu
Srblcn uu6 Roller a6cr itopfter NIT
ben anDeren 5errcn 6inein in bic 9iiis
Benz unb GortofisIdder, benz 3ielc 8u,
cas ibnen Der 2uiiid]iiftopitdn be3ei9-
net 9atte
@dou mad SeGn Dliniten itieRen Iie
auf ethcn sin3elr.n 6uIaren, Der ibnen
ouf @eiraaen ben gDsg nom sidem
8roGielOe pies, auf Dem iie 3u ibrer
Gsnughiuug ii Der Sat Gin lleines
militdriT4es 3eltloser Dor Ii9 Iiegen
io6sn
qlls iie fia sem tleirsn@iiDot udbers
ten. ,cmen i6ner oriiBen0 einiqe Diff
Siere cntocQsn bic iit iibsr oas. mas
bic goHoaisre pes @erliner 6ern3uges
bier6er iii6rte. at i6rsr ni6t Mrinaen
lle6csraidung bereits unterri8fet 5eigs
ieii
@s leate Iih 1erous, oaB man cine
ambulonts Ternipre6s, =iebs unD 5ei=
tenftotion por iitb bottc, bic bier bor=
iibergtDeno ben llebungen no2 einen
neiten @Ditem oblae, uno mtlilerpeile
bon benz 2uftiGiffe iiber bos @oros=
qanoene uno oie WiinIhe Der Serren
bereas ouf ora6tloIem Wege in Gennt=
mis- ociebt poroen mar.
mir peroen S6nen re6t germ acs
IGllig lein, fopeit uuier @erm5gen
reidt, crtlGrte freunbliH Elm 6oupt=
mann, aasm Qtnldein nae5 Der 9oms
monbant Der Stotion. .qBie i'd icAe.
finD @ie 9Grcr 3sbr Serreu un6 70
piel Pierpe plrpeu ii@ far pen Ritt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03

6rii6cr 6atte er w16renO 90 So6ren
ben Soften eines Superintenoenten
ser 9roofluner proteitantiicben DC
t6oOiiten.airde inne ge6abt Der
Ga6ingei6ieOeue mar elmer ser ,Sro-
6i6itions-%ioniere in 9lnnc 9lrlmoel'
GolntD uno con0ioirte 0eri6ie0enc
@}ale fir bic Stelhmg ais Golmt1-
Gonnliiidr. Sn ieineu ip0teren Sab
rem manOte er ii6 Ser oemofratii6en
&artei 5u. @r mar elmer Ser Sncor-
poratoren, iomie 17-idbriges Wlitglieo
OeS n@aibingtou Camp" bonn nFa-
triotii6en SrOen Der So6ne BON
9lmerifo" 81 9rooflDn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
Nie g9ettrennen IN MlarI6OrO.

9ic g9cttrennen in Nforl6oro on
Ger &cuniDlDonio @obu beginnen
6cilte lno perOen 5e6u Gage fortge-
icbt. 6oIoenoe 95fcroe iicb aige-
meIoet:
I. Renueu- 8mei Sabre alte @fer.
Sc; AZ 6irlongs; Strouc, @&iB
&uiilmL Guitic. GorG Grmogoric, S.
@}oD 9tocp.
2. gRenucn- -0rei Sabre oIte @fer-
Sc in6 aufmGrts" 51a Sirlongs;
SporIctt Setter, Della @tod, Ebe
llrdlin, atnoer 9ou Splpon 0ell
Sug6 @roc, Sig. 2cop, @oooiiOe,
QlOa, Gonnod Senrictto 9Sy Gebo.
ra6, aellD, 96aB On.
3. -SinoeriiiB.Geunen; A
Sabre oltc @fcroe; 2 0}eiIen; 9SrocIi-
nth, Solic Sonpton @aaont uno
@oD, OrocrIp Scot, @iolaga, 9l6ure
NtoiO, 9ronte.
A. 9tetnell-o Sapre ulle HlelOe'
515 6urIongs; g(gnier, @biiper Bel.
le, Sop 9od, General 0tc@regor, S.
9foberts, g1oDoI Snpr, @boraob, @tiB
8rui6, 9emorfoble, Star6oaro,
Syuoqllin, @oIocn Cattle, Sim Goff-
rep.
5. Gcuncn-0rei Sabre oltc; 515
5urlongS; 9obbp Goof, Gliemberc,
Nlaiou, Gberrp Seeo, Coming Coon,
9liicIIor. Double S. 9Iimbus, 0eOuc-
ton, @ioncriei.
6. &cnncn- -0rciitnOcinbal6 Sab
re altc @fcroe; lmo atfrpdrts; 615
5urlongs, Com Soncod, SeOge 9to.
ic, 9rui6, 2ittle @nglono, aittcrD,
9}cle Of 9rpnmoipr, Sriib SeoO.
7. &enuen-&ier Sabre olte gfer.
Sc rno oufpGrts; 515 6urlongs;
@6clp, Siger Sim SiIos @rump,
Glcm 9cot6p, 8rince G6op, @lont.
colnL Onco Sunfiit, Sue6ie Quinn,
Pluto @ioiO, 9tocina 9cIlc, @lonte
5or.