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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-15
peared, suddenly reappeared in we'd

peared, suddenly reappeared in wed.
ding attire.
Miss Holloway wore a gown of ex.
quisite sky blue cashmere deliberately
trimmed in messaline and French lace
The happy couple repaired to the
parlor where the Rev. Logan Hunt,
who preceded them as they entered
the room, solemnized their marriage.
Congratulations, delectable refresh
ments and q charivari marked the
close Of the unique and happily
planned wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will go to
housekeeping on a farm near Win.
chester. Mr.. Wright was graduated
from the agricultural department OF
Purdue university last year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-15


kidney complications.-Ad
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-15
Peirce Repiews Causes of 40
Violent Deaths During Year

Suicides in Richmond by the car
bolic acid route have outnumbered
any other deaths which have been in
vestigated by the coroner In 1914. Ten
persons used this method Of ending
their life.
Coroner Peirce. who will retire Janu-
airy in favor of Coroner-elect Morrow.
has made forty-nine investigations this
year. Fifteen Of the deaths have been
suicides, three murders and nine acct
dents, including drowning, auto
smashes and miscellaneous causes In
addition there we're three railroad acct
dents, two hunting accidents and q
third accidental shooting.
The following table shows the causes
of the forty-nine deaths Investigated
from the coroner's office:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-15
Ask your grocer for
CLIMALENE
He will be glad to supply you Sold
~ all leading grocerymen. a.
LAUDES CHARITY PLAN

The charity plan fnaugurated here
last September was given strong rec
ommendation by the Russell Sage
Foundation of New York, from whose
various plans the Richmond system
was devised, when the California So
cial Hygience society of San Francisco
was given the local federation as a
pattern for a similar federation in
San Francisco.
The Sage Foundation referred the
California society to Richmond, asking
that all Information, blanks, books,
checking and card systems be sent to
San Francisco.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-15
TEBBETTS ATTENDS
CHURCH FEDERATION

Charles E. Tebbetts and S. E. Mich
olson have returned from Richmond,
Va, where they attended the meeting
of the executive committee of the Fed
Grated Council of Churches.
MI Nicholson is a member of the
commission on temperance and Mr..
Tebbetts is a member of the foreign
mission commission. The Federated
council, in which thirty-three denomi-
nations are represented will hold it's
next meeting in 1916. The executive
committee and the commissions meet
annually.
The states of Washington shows the
smallest death rate of any of the
United States
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-15
Colds Are Often Most Serious Stop
Possible Complications.

The disregard Of a Cold has often
brought many a regret. The fact of
Sneezing, Coughing. or Fever should
be warning enough that your system
needs immediate attention. Certainly
Loss OF Sleep is most serious. 1t is a
warning given by Nature. 1t is mans
duty to himself to assist by doing his
part DR.. Kings New Discovery is bas-
ed on scientific analysis of Colds.
b0c at your druggist. Buy bottle to-
day-Ady
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-15
Polo, first game 7:45.

Observation-Disclosures 10000 will
satisfy Miss Hazel Smith of this city.
who sustained injuries in a collision of
a wagon and an interurban car two
years ago. Her left leg was mashed
and bruised, the femur bone was brok-
en- and that limb is now several inches
shorter than the right. Also her inabil-
ity to walk as she formerly did, causes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-15

PIKEVnLE-While Democratic pol
ticians here were squabblng over who
should be endorsed to fill vacancy
as rural mail carrier. Postmistress
Mrs. Frank Jones stole a march on the
entire bunch by getting authority from
Washington and appointing her neph-
ew. Charles Ferguson to the job
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-15

LosT-open face gold watch (medium
sIze), with gold fob and chain clasp
attached. Fob has charm with letter
r on It. Reward. 28-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-15

by the coroner. This death Is that OF
little girl who was given Christian
Science treatment for diphtheria. Ac-
ton Is pending in the courts.
All of the murders were with fire
arms, two with shotguns and one with
an automatic revolver
In the miscellaneous accidents is
recorded the death of J. O. Gill of
Mt. Sterling, o., who fell from bal
loon at Morton park last summer.
In the county report, four Easthaven
death are included, two of which We're
suicides by hanging.
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her gross humiliation. Her suit for
damages has Just been filed.

Gray horses are the longest lived
and cream colored ones the most af-
fected by temperature changes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
6uuO $40.

Ger iungc 8erOinauo Spier, Ger
al Der 9}ortb Eoint 9ionO pobnt, lit
ser 9lniibt OaB 9laeS, mas cr iinOet,
o6ne ieoen 3weiiel IN ieinen 9eliB
ii6eroe6t. Gielei1t Oenft er ieOocb
ni1t inmer 10, o6er in Oieiem Safe
lit eS feline Dole mo feite lleber5ell-
gung. Gr fanO nGmli6 Dor eini9en
Sogcu elm SanOtGidHuvadloas Die
i66ne 5lmme Oon$hi0iimeut6ielt.
6eroinauo er5G6lte 6refhSGu gegen-
iiber BON ieinem 6uuOr uiib oie 81.
gentbiimcrin ser Eait9q 1Srnn N}arD
Snmltleni6, Oie inl9frdl29QSeit s.
StraBc, in Sparroms Qniilt. mobnt,
borte oaoon. Sic Bat oeh &no6en,
ibr 0us @elO 5uriid3Mge6enstuus oers
ielbc icooG Deuucigerte91Sie eing
Oann 5u Gihtcr YopeQ in Der Gau-
ton &oli5eiitation 5medS Grlanglng
eines Sditbeiebls. Geriel6e pllroe
iaiiSgeiteat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
llmaliiflidler 2nfnn.
Sroltf

Strabcnba6mpa0enfiibrer 1Sronf
Gables BON 9lr. 26i4, 1SranciS.Str,
Der porgeitern 9lbeuO nit eincnl
@enniplpania 9luemue g9agen ouf
ser Sig6-, na6c @ranbD-S -StraBe, sen
3 SSo6re alten @lor Nfiller bon 9lr.
1876, SiiO-Sigb-StroBe iiberfu6r uno
tootete, wurOe geitern 9lbenO bon Ser
Goroners-SurD megeu 90Otung Oes
ainoes frcigeipro6en, ga Oos gerbor
crgob, Oab ser llnfaa nicbt bernie
oen perOen fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Gram @liller i0rea %erlcbnnsen
erle9eu.

6rau Selen @lilIer, wel6c iitb am
oer9ongencn Gicnitog 9}o1nlittoo,
pie bcri6tet, in i6rer @obnang, 9tr.
1915, Sig6t-StroBe, cine &ugel in
Die 9ruit idoB, itorb 9eItern 9lod-
mittag, wenige Nlinuten Dor A ll6r,
i'm o@lcrcp-Soipitol" sic 6inter.
lGBt i6ren @otten Serrn Samuel
@lillcr, ioiuie cine Gorbter, @loOps
W}aIoeis, ans elmer frii6eren @6e upo
bier StieffinOer. 6rau 0liller wor
2S Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
9G6cr iuns SuirS Sic
Nyfn1Sc tbmm =?

@irO iie NIT nuicrcm @lan
irii9en SaOenidJlnheS iuGGrenO
Der 6ciReu Dluuatc cuOperireu
nnO an Samitageu bei 3eitcn
tanfeu?
g8irb iic ans 9liifiidJt fir sic
Sentc binter Den 9noentiIdcn,
t6atiGdlid aus 9iadiidjt fir Die
SHnen- nnS 9lnhcn-9lr6eiter Der
gruhen 6cimlaOen bel SaseslidJt
faufea?
g8irO iie bic Sumltag.Sl6cmS-
SGnfc anfge6cn unS lire Sans
tag-GGnie DOr 6 gla6m. crlcOi-
Ncu, nm Oen OielcR gIugcitellten
Der grORen NeimlGSen Siuit 9in-
PC, geiitrOcn $pDrt, 9leiieu AnO
GrBOInng 5it iiMerH Belfen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
gspIlen 0BcIOabIieIernnn hintcrtrci6cn

Maibington 3. Snli Gih'
ter 9niOerion pom Ciitrifts. Supreme
@eribt unterSeihnete beute 9l6en0
eincn @eribts6ciebl, uelber Orei @g'
preB- B-@cieaiHaften an6dlt, bis @on.
tag @riinOe an5ngeben warlm nldt
Elm @in6oltSbefe6l erlaiien peroen
iollte, ser lie perbiuoert, 30 Ollaionen
Ecios in nelirm @apicrgelo, mel9eS
in g9oi6mgtou geOrudt wnrOe ob5u-
lieiern.
Die Senoilng befinoet iih iebt ani
0cm g8ege nab 81 &aIo lno Die Gon-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ertldren iic
6eiiirdten, OaB oaS @clo in ialide
S1noe fallen mag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
..@er. eanaer sOn @aItimurc. !

Die All geitern glbeno ougeieste
Sisung Der nGereinigten Singer
BON Baltimore" iiel ans, ga iic6 in
NIn6etroht OeS 5ur 3eit in Oen Wlol.
crn ser StoOt itottfiuoenoeu 9lrbei.
ter. SdugerieIteS nidt gcniigenO @iit.
glieOer IN Dem Geriommhmgslofole.
Der @eruania @}dnncrcbor6olle, an
Ser gtorOsSoworo-StraBe, eingeilm.
ben 6otteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
scOanfcicr fcitscIctt.

Su u9liifiers Sole 6ielt Ser
n0elltibe arie9er6unO~ ieinc regel-
m6Biac Gcrionunlimg ob, in mel6er
Souptmom g9nI. Soerr Sen Toriib
lmo Setretdr u. Goient6al oos Ero-
tofoQ fiibrte. @s pllrbe beiHlolien.
0as SeOanfeit on 81. 9luoiit i'm
!. ,.@eiteno &orf4 81 feiera imO am
49, Suli einen 9(usflug nod oem
o9lrions@arf" 5lt OeranitaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
gllclpaIc Neinhts.OSrrfGnfr

Gie u@lelOale Seigbts So BAT 10
@runOitiide Oerfalft, rno 5wor 6o6en
Die 6oIgenOen 9aiIteQen ermorben;
Gr. 6. Slancb Sterling, 9. g8. 9ur.
baae, gS g. Girlam, S. q. Salfncr
rnO g. s. g9ofeIee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

Gel0nOter 0rOrgc eyreO
OSiaiams.
&Dm Der nnterifamiI@cm
Oteaierang.

5tootSictrctdr 9rpon erldBt formear
Grfldung. - GoS StaatSOcpar
temcut lcbnt ieOe &erantlportli6
felt fir Oie Dem eeianOten al
@rie6enlanO 5ugeidrie6enen oil
Gcr6dltniiic in 9Q6anien fritiit
renocn 9leuBeruugen ob.- @ort
lout ser GrflGrlng.
8oibiugton 8. Suli. Gas
StootS Ieportcment lebnte 6eiltc
9l6enO in elmer iormcQen bonn
StootS- SefretGr 9rDon erloilenen
Grtldrrng ieoe Geranhuortli@teit
fir Die Dem omerifahiideu @eianO-
ten al @riedenlono. Srn. George
,SreO, @iaiams, 5ll9ei6riebeuen glelI-
Beulngen, ipeI6e cine iborie &ritit
Der &er5dltniiie in 9ll6ouien ent6al.
ten o6.
Ger 9eri6t Oes @eiunoten ii6er
Ieiue 9lftipitdten ouf Dem 9olton iii
IL @oi6ington nod uidt eingctrof.
fen unD biS6er 6atten gl0miniitra-
tionS.9eanlte lid ie0eS GommenturS
ent6alten.
Gle Grfldrung oeS Srn. 9rpan
botte folgenoen @ortlaut.
uSn @upioerltng BON 9lniragen,
Die an ooS Stoots-Teportement &c.
longten luel6e9lutoriiotiou Der ome.
rifauiide @eionOte gu 9lt6en fir oie
i6u in oen N}uno gelegten 9leuBe.
rlingen be5iigliG Der 9lifoiren in gll.
6onicn ge6a6t bat bat Der StaotS.
Sefretdr geantportet, Dab Sr. gSil,
liamS leoiglid BON oem Stoats-Ge.
portement ottoriiirt poroen mar,
GpicuS 5u beiu1en, Inn oie 9er6Glt.
nilie 81 6eobabten, uno Damn oen
@efitno ieiner glnhforibungen Dem
Stoats- -Geportement mit5ut6eilen.
Die peroiicntli6ten 9lcuBerungen,
0ie Sr. @iaiams gcmodt 5oben loa,
mo6te cr nusi6lieBliH ouf ieine
eigcne &erantiportmg bin; obne ir-
genOpel1e 9lutoriiotiou BON Dem
Staats-0 -0epartement. Srn. gSil.
liomS 9cri1t iiber ieinen 9eiub in
@piruS lit bier no1 nidt eingegon.
geii..~ NJ
St offi5iellen areiien wuroe Der
@rlaB oieicr Grfldrune Der 9tegie-
rllng. obue ouf oos gintreifen ocs
9eribtes OeS Sru. @iaiams 5ll wor-
ten, ais 6o6it 6ejei4neno angeieben
Gs oerloutete, OoB @rdiioent @ilion
ieIbit Die 9lufmertiamfeit Oes Staats-
0eportements ouf oen @rnit Der Si.
tuotion lenftc nit Dem Sinmeis, OaB
Shritte ergrifien perOen ioaten, Inn
obne &er5ug Oen intereiiirten Nldd-
ten imO Scr SSclt 81 uerite6en 81 9e-
ben OoB @ciauotcr @iaioms Bel iei-
nen 9ln9riifcn oui oen Siiriten 5lt
g9icO unO Die olbaniidc 9Rc8icrlng
nidt I'M @inflonge nit Snitruftionen
nm 9NnShinntOn hnnApltr
SSn YreB-Gepei6en mar gemcloet
lporOen OoB Sr, @iaiomS iciue &c.
iignotion alS @eianoter cingercidt
babe.
Staatsiefretdr 9rDm erfldrte ie-
Oo1 6elite 9lbeno, OaB Die 9iciigna-
tion nibt i'm Staats- -Gepartement an
gefommen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

9iad Oem 9eridt oes Snldnoiieuer-
Giunebmers iinO nir nod orei 4Sro-
sent Gerienigcn i'm &iidiianoc, wel-
de @intommenltenern 5u eHtridten
ba6cu. Eicien lit cine t0-td0i0c
@uooenfriit gepd5rt poroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Sr. Su6n S6ca nm'S 9c6cn sefum-
men. lqmo0 .a4o

Sr. Su6n S6ca nm'S Se6eM gefOm-
menQ lqinD0 aJ0
4GA4ri9N 800
Gin ltngliidSfaa NIT tootlfBcm 9lus-
gangc crcignctc libgeitHR g(Qfbuit-
tag fir3 noA 152 llbroqp Der Gdc
BON 6a0ettc- uno SMr5ae StraBe.
%r Sobn S6ca, cirb befelptGp @oIi-
tiier mobnbuft iHe95rai982o &eit-
GaDettc-StraBe, mltroe beian lle6cr-
ldreiten oes Sobroal1mcs bon eincm
StroBen6obn- n-@oggonS Ger GorcD-
StraBen-2inie crfoBt, 0u @ooen &C.
rillen unO i6mer perlcbt. I'm 156
llbr trot iein 800 I'M n5ranflin.
Square-Soipitol4 ein.
@leib nod Dem llngGtd puroe &r.
5bea in bctpuBtIoiem 3uitunoe IN
Gin nobe gelegcnes 2eibenbeituttcr.
&nititut gebro6t, woielbit ibm bon
Or. s. @. SefferS 0ie crite drotliHc
Siilfe 5u Gbeil mur0e. Sn's uSranf-
lin-Square-&oipitol" gebrabt, coll-
ltatirte Or. $. gS. Gorbett einen
S6dOeI6ri6, welder eini9e StunOen
ipGter Sen 500 0eS &eritngliidten 3ur
Solge bate.
Der 6iibrer 0es llngliids- @oe.
qons, ser 27-idbrigc Soiepb gorrad
ron gtr. 244S, 8rancis-StroBe, lpur-
oc bcrboftct unO in 0ie meitlide $50
li3eiitotion eineelicfert, poielbit er
hns GrgebniB eine8 pmn Coroner mi
@lontog 9[beuo aneeiesten SnqueitS
erportet.
Sr. Shea binterldBt ncben ieiner
@ottin, 6rou Bridget Sbea, einen
Sobn Srn. Sobn 81. Shea, 5lpei
Sohter, Sri. @}or9oret Sbea umo
6rau Gogor Sbepbnro, Iopie 5wei
GnfcIfinOer. 0ie 9eeroigung miro
om fonmenoen Montog Sornlittug
bon Ser fotboliiAen ct. @musfirhc,
no Elm feierli1es SoAomt ccIebrirt
mcr6cn miro, ous ltottfinOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
3luci NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sinter BEN @itterltdben Der iii0s
peItli6en @oI3ei-Stotion iiBt sur
3eit ooS griOerpoar g9iliom unO
Benjamin Solmes, ser erite po6n-
BAIT in 9tr. 1911 Glifton.9lpenue, ser
5peite in 9tr. 33t 6lrrow-StroBe,
beioe angeflogt, 25 66ofe i'm Sc.
iamnltrpert6e BON $3.50 ino 5lpei
aGl6er inn @ert6e BON ie $50, Gigen-
t6um oes ,galtimorer Wlebger 9l6ot
t6irS,~ geito6len 81 6o6en. 0lontng
Gormittag iperOeu lie 9lic1ter SHirnl
ii6er Oie Grperbllng Ser G6iere Die
6ei S6luOerberg'S 5u Sig6lono'
toipn lpieoer 8um goribein eefonl'
men maren, 9leoe ino glntuort Ite.
BEN nliiiieu. Ser 0iebita6l ioll aii-
geblid in ser g}odt bon Gienltag
oif Nlittwo1 Dor iirb gegangen leIll.
Serr 8. 6. @ener, ser FraliOent
ser Staats 2onoItraBen Commit
iiou reiite geIteru per Gampfer nob
Bolton.
Gie Observation-Disclosures miro
am t6. Sili cine Sisung Dalteii imo
eineu oritten SiiliS.Stauts.gMoitelw
aniieQen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

gIbcnnentcn, bte ben rSentidjen Gurre.
(punocntrn" nidJt piinftIidj p6er nnrcgcl.
mdRig erbalten, iinh gebcten, bcr Office
oappn per SclcpbUn Uoer idJriitliM Wlit.
tbeiLnna 81 Madlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

O6erIt Sacob ". 6oof reiite aeitern
nit Ieinelu So6ne na6 Eittsburg6,
100 sic 9ciOen Sen A, Snli iceru mol
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
0nrae GtoStneniofeiten

Die ofientliAen 90Oer puroeu i'm
@'onot 3lmi BON $4,000 9erioneu
beuubt mo IN Den oifentli6en
S6wimmonitalten booeten 1900
Eeriouen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

Vlmsweis ii6rr ben Stnnb bcr ,,rfb Splun 0,a.
ttunnl.Snnf Oum Baltimore, In Baltimore,
trl Stnnte WinrDlnno, bci'm Smlnh oer Sc
laldite AM 80. Snni 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
C5riin nno rut6 brudtc Sdluurscn in
glUt6.


Sn ser 9oltinore-StraBe, nobe
Ser 9ibertp- -StraBc, cabs wd6renO
oes geltriaeu AbenOs Die ,id6nite"
S1ldgcrci alS cill 9lrbeitstrupp DON
italieniic6en StrnBenar6eitert inter
einanoer in STREET gerietb. Gicies
oageneine 1lr1cinnnOer 6enuBte
Der 9}egcr &anoolp6 No6nlon bon 9ir
S35, 9eaocn6ou-StroBe Inn Die "a.
I6en bon So6n 81 Grincipio bon gtr.
236, Stenmer 9(Qc0 81 Oilitiren. 9llS
Ole Staliener Oen 9angiinger bemerf-
ten, trat i'm 9iu 6rieOen Gin unO oGe
wanOten lb OrobcnO gcgen So6nion.
0os poli5eilibe 9}adipicl bate ge-
tern 9ia6niittog Den Grfolg, OaB
9ii1ter Sllpplee Den 9{eger ben @roB,
gei6porenen iiberpies uno 0ominid
Nlon5aro bon gtr. 911, @otlon-Str.,
lno IonD W}nggio bon Der Stiles.
StraBc megen &u6eitorlmg je So
|iulO Soften 81 5ablen 6atten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

NnSiuciS itDcr ben Stnno Dcr ,,gntIunnl Cr.
dlnnDc yant" IN Baltimore i'm Gtnntc
wiarglano bel'm SnluR Der @ridaftc am
30. Snni 1914
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

etnot Wlarniono, etnbt Yoltimure 49, S0
@enrb p Jcomc, Sfaiircr Der u6en aennnnisr
Nanl, beihelnoe biernit icerli6, bah Sci
@lanben pabr IT,
SsnrS o. Scbuc
:, unterf9ritSen nno befhporen Dor mir ar
oiclem. ocm 8. Suli 1914. ~
sln9nitns ~. graoiuro,
nj. m,su,,, bffentli6er Nolar
3acob ". 0uuf,
9l0bt. Suiiel6nug6,
,o,, genltcr SnAoer,
'0nllD 9ircftorcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Sin Spfer Ocs Caters.

&egen Grlongung BON 6eroin
Ourh aeidlibte 9le3eptc pitrOe ge.
tern @lorgen Syoiep6 81. YolrSfp, %
Sabre alt, BON 9}r. 22t9, 5oirmount-
9lpenue, Dem @eriHtSperio6ren ii6er-
mieien yoursfp beniibte Oen 9}a-
men bon 0r SbomaS .. Sorton ouf
Den &e5epten Die er itctS bel ii6
fii6rte. @r 6euiibte felt 3 So6relf
OieicS D}ittel. Gr ge6ro1tc Our6.
ibnittIid ieOen Gog itngefd6r 100
IobletterL nadOem cr nit bier Iat
bletten PRO Eog ongeiongcn 6ottc.
2ourSfp frogte 9li6ter Gcon in Scr
%olijci-Stotion o6 er i6n uic6t 6el-
len f0nne, Die icbredlide 9lnqemo6n.
Belt a65ugepo6nen. 9}o6oem ser
iunge N|oun obgeiii6rt mar, telep6o-
nirtc'&idtcr 0eon no1 Dem @efGng-
nib unO 6ot Oeniclben i'm Soipitol
ipegen leiner &ralf6eit 5i 6e6anoeln.
SoltrfD ga6 an, OoB er BON iel6lt
nibt bon Oen @e6rau6 BON Seroin
o5fonnnen t0nne Gr. G6omoS 9.
Sorton bon Curtis @up NOR Del Dem
&crb0r onlpecnO unO CAB an, OaB
9oursfp einmol bel i6m gelpcieu iei
un0 Seroin fiir ieine @roBnutter
pcrlnngt babe, lmO DOB er i6m elm
9te5ept oegcben babe Son ga an be.
niitte Der Manu Oen 0}omen oeS
GoftorS mo iteIlte iid Oie Ge5eptc
icl6it aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

@arle1cn uno .9iscontI, ......a $4Oi5,6o2,2l
c0crl ,...,.....s... 42102
Der characterization I'M Die
Giriulaton 81 li0erll ........ 071 100000
Ser Stuaien SbllgatiOnen 8ur
Sberung bon 8er. Siaaiens
Nepotcn, $105,500 5ur Side
rung ponRolt SparcoHti $4,000 115,50O. 90
Nnocre SblqufiUHen sur Glide
~ liica NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
Hcn .....'.....:..,;:......... oO,5ooOO
(aubcr siiicM .............. 1G5123.07
glae lnocrcn 9uticn. ...... lOO52. 90
:. fnns .:..;...,..........,.... 2looOo.oo
HcicrOc sglgenicn ....... GfSS3S 60
61ulg bon SfadiSs uio 9riOats
Banlcn nno Nlnfers Truits
Gonlpaenic'n uno Sparbunfcn.. 7GAs3.Gt
Sdlli9 BON approbirten Neieroes
r.. @eenien ........,;a,......... Gl.312.56
9beds iiir Die 9iquioirs9anf 19045S. 70
ol, IN .,,;,. .s.,:,.;... .52,ooo.oo
=. 4o g4entso ;.;..,.:. 3.9Os.so
9ieierOe:
e. Spe8ie .......;.....;. 421,5G050
S6atmcilicr Der Der. Stuaten
% Nro6ent Der Girlulatiom As s,55000
&otaI ~...................$70s5,s1i.7O 70s5, 5,s1i 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

gtSluciS Hbcr ben Stano bcr ,geCicrn glatio.
nnlsSauf" uun Saltimure I'M Gtdntc Wiargs
lano am Sfln6 oeS Wcidlaits am 80. Snili
1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

R'teweis hber ben 9tnnb her ,,5ibcnM sruns
Company" IN Baltimore i'm einnir gpnrn.
laiIS lnS am ehlaR Der eeihafte am 3O Snm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

MnemciS hGcr ben 3uitano bcr ,,Wlernants.
WlChnnice' National Nnnl" IN Baltimore i'm
Staat Wlnrnnno nm SdllnR bcr 0ciddfte nm
30. Stunt 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
g}crih h oppt.


y | b bnappt. Hld)ter.
uaonnte man boren mas ini anoeren
Simmer geiproden muroe2~ ao.
din. D9tcin,~ n9Iud nidt penn
man DaS Gbr an oos ShliiiielIod
bielt2" nglud Damn nibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

60 0utha6rm,
Sareben un0 Niscunt S43O5 OtOt tG
He9sr6o9eh gciDcrt uno unecs
@, ii3ert ..,.,...........,.... 5t422
AiiieiI Obligaionen, Seiuriidien
es,n. No.. ...,......s........ 4,7s3,5 Ss
Sin9eiro9enc SDpoibcfcn II. 8nbs
IlInss6eie6Ic ...;.......s.. 272,soOOo
Sali9 bon upprobrien Geieruc'
=, @ecgicn .A...;;..;.;.s.;;., t,7o9,27712
9leIerbc:
Ger Stdaten Gjelo
H. Hatonnls9dufs
noten ........ S276,2f90O
8Dlomiiil3eH ...... 1,92O00
Silbcrmin5en m 0,65500
ydde5 uno Gents. 1,t7t.67
-- Ss,9G567
Ioial .....................$ .$it444, ,t2t55
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Sic NySafIc bat lire NNci=
itmmg tmmO aetbnit,

9cnn Sic grofe @fnjOritGt bat
fir Den frii6eu WeidJdftsidjluh i'm
9uli mnO Slnguit geitimmt, Die
Oielen Sriefe, Die fait eiuitimntig
iid 5n @nnitcu Oes 8 ll6r 9taNm.
SaOenidlniies ansipruden, eut-
6ielten fait alle Den fOlscnSen
Sat;
GS madJt mir feiuen
lInteridieO, meinc Sans
tag-SGnfc im SMli MnO
9Inguit OOr 6 gla6m. 5it
MAIDEN"
SSir 6Offcn, Oah Der Mlniie feline
llngelegenbeiten 6ereitct merOen
anO fic an Sarnitageu i'm Snli
nnS Slugnit UOr 6 gSndm. faufeu
mirO. SSir niiIeu, nnicre 9Ingc-
Itellteu french fidj ii6cr Oicic gIcu-
Oernng, nnO es bereltet Sernbel-
mcr 9rORc SrcnOc, nuIcrc 9lngc-
itelItcn oliiflid) nnO 5niricOcu 81
icbeM.
&ernbeimer.
u. 9. llnier jaGrlidJer
"2iOunO- 2lp' 25erGanf
Seginnt nadliten MOutag.
@erpaiien Sic uniere
Seiten-grDke gln5eige
i'm Wlontag's o9lmerican" lnO
lmiere 9ln5cige IN Der SIN"
niAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

"'nclueis ibcr ben etnnb ber ,,OIerman gnnf"
Shlnilc occ C5eidIdfts am 80. Suni 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

etaat WierHlan6, etaOt Baltimore. So
". Wintoi. Snneonlc, Aailirer Der obenQcnunns
lel! N1ni, bel0ip0re bicrmit fcierlib, oab Der
ooolee gIusueis nG0 mcincm beiien 9Siiien uno
@lauben wabr it,
u. @inun 2nvsbalc,
SluIlircr
llnieridlriebcn lno bcIcDiporen oor mir an
oleicnt, oem 3. Suli 1914.
SpIM ". ScnfMS,
0ifentlibcr gioiar
Sic Gi@iigicit bcf0cinpcn
Summcriielo @nlbWin,
Niubt. vi. 9iutGcr,
George a. yhlmiCn
(SuliD Sircltoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
0ie 9N0ii0iett bei6eln9eil; -
Ghns. s. Jliemnu,
gSliam 81. Bartlett,
9ll6ert Sn1nritod,
(Nuui4 9ircftoren


9lnSuclS hber ben siono bci ,eetene Natiunai
am edlaR Ocr Gcihditc an 80. Snnt l9l4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
@ntbabeu.

9arlcben nno 9sconfi. .53s 1os ia
o. i3ert .;.:;s,.,...;,.......,.... 17O.77
@, girInIaiion 5u fi@ern, -. 2OOoOo.oO
Siherung bon Ser. Stdatens
Sepoillen :........ 100000
O, (anbey siticnl .............. 4O,s4s56
Sue anoereI |lten. .......... 44500
Nantbans Wloben uno @nrlds
iuus ................ 49,4O23 80
H9ffe gI2ffreS @55nnoel9eHi9nm .;:... 5,s2764
c,aa| 9ai|eIcr1Ss@Iaegicgl :...a,..... o41ao4o
gdnlen uno Nunfiers, Sruits
Sompd9nc'n nno Sparbanfen 13, ,405S 50
Oaul9 bon a(probiren Geierpes
@NelleH ................... 73,246.60
Speds mo anoere Nanrpolten.. 2,740.66
Gbcds iiit bic NiQuioirs9anf 49, 40,5i4.65
ytoien BON dnoeren NotionalsSan
,u.Snis. u.gSsnis ,;,.......,:.;.',.;...,.;. 2,1oo.57
Ncierpe:
Spe6ie ............ $163,335.5
n,.,.,. -.-- +-- -, 175.OOO.5O
S0obmeiiter Der &er. Gtalten
(5 8ro6ent Der GiriuldtioD 49,. 100000
Som Der. Staaten S6atmeiitcr
1alia ,.................... 100000
SoioI Observation-Disclosures So .2o5. .878.76
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

ginbc6obIics @runoIapitaI.
Mcbcri1liBsSoho ......'a.l..o. 'al ..o
unperibeite Broiiie, ab3iiaIidl
gIneoaben, 3inien uno be6dbls
ICY Slcueril ......