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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
ACTION INVOLVES
BIG ASSESSMENTS
M. ]. Londergan Today Pre-
pairing Statement for Tax
Commission.
WRIT
WILL BE ASKED
Suit to Settle Valid
ity of State Exemp-
ton Statute.

Taxes for the last six years, on
property in the city Of Grand Forks
with an assessed valuation Of over
$4,000, are involved in the friendly
mandamus action to be instituted in
this county by the state tax commits
sion to test the validity Of the state
exemption law.
The assessment figures on this prop
erty are being prepared today by NJ.
j. Londergan, who has been appoint
ed special assessor for the purpose. by
the state tax commission AS soon
as they are complete they will be cer-
titled back to Hans Anderson, county
auditor, by the commission with, or
ders to assess the property according
ly.
This, according to the arrangement
made Friday, the county auditor will
refuse to do, claiming that he has no
der the law. The tax commission will
then seek a writ of mandamus in the
district court to compel the assess
ment.
The county attorney will enter a de-
murrer to this writ, and the case will
be argued in the district court. Re-
gardlese of the result, it will then be
appealed by the losing side to the SUI
preme court, which finally will settle
the validity of the law in question.
The property involved includes, all
owned by churches, fraternal organi-'
cations. hospitals. ETC.. which hal
hitherto been exempt from taxation.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
Tennis CONTEST IS ON TODAY
City and University Racket Expert
Clash This Afternoon.

City and university tennis players
are scheduled to slash this afternoon
for their second match of the sea-
son at the university courts.
Elton. Elfring. Pollard, Mosher and
Hoffman are representing the city,
while Wilkerson, Bristol, Thompson.
Davies and Taylor are striving to re-
tain for the university crowd the laur-
els which they won in the contest
played July 4.
There will be five matches of sim
giles. and two matches of doubles,
played.
In the former contest, the univer-
sity was victorious, winning five
matches to three.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
VIEWS Of BILL CLOWNS.

Talk about a kids paradise-the5
ells-F1oto-Buffalo Bill show has
come nearer to 1t than anything yet
attempted. Do you remember az. q
waited patiently for the clowns ,ap-
,p%earance and regretted his exit I. They
scarcely had more than h clown,
and his stunt would only Last about
fifteen minutes. but that short time
gave you the delight Of your life and
furnished you with q topic for boy,
conversation for months and inspir-
,ations galore In the hay loft,
His .capers consisted OF .sinkinR 4
song, falling over guy ropes ana 9th:
or stunts that depended upon hfsI
funny makA-up I III the laugh. IL.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11

OF them.
The old time clown Just walked into
the big tent clothed in crazy gar
vent through the same stumbling
gags year in and year out. The clown
of today doesn't have much Of 4
chance Glowing II he can't spring a
new act every season and be able to
change It to At the events Of the day.
There IL not an old time-worn
clown act In this show. and take-offs
on September Morn" the sheath
gown and the tango take the places
OF the last seasons laughs.
A person that can't laugh at a
clown 10 mighty poor company. even
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
SPRICCS MEMORY IS HON0RFD
Memorial Pamphlet for Deceased
Grand Forks Man Published by
Masonic Bodies Of State,

The death of the late William
Spriggs, is commemorated in a me-
mortal pamphlet published by the
Grand Masonic and Knight Templar
bodies of the state.
Mr.. Sprisg's life and services to the
Masonic order are well described, and
the tribute paid him by Rev. John
Burleson of this city in the funeral
address is quoted.
The memorial is a fitting tribute to
one Of the best citizens Of Grand
Forks and North Dakota. It will be
read at the meetings of the various
Masonic bodies of the state.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
WILL URGE WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
National. Magazine WIN Devote Issue
to Campaign in North Dakota.
Next November.

Woman's suffrage in North Dako-
ia will be strongly advocated in the
next issue of the Woman's Journal,
the official organ Of the National suf-
frage association. published 1t Boston,
Mass.
The entire number will be devoted
to the North Dakota campaign. Copies
Of the issue will then be distributed at
the Grand Forks fair.
A large number Of prominent suf-
frage workers Of the state will also
be here for the fair and will deliver
q number Of addresses advocating
thar cause.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
BOLT KILLS BISMARCK MAN

Bismarck, July 1o.-William Laist,
Jr., son Of a pioneer resident Of Bis
marck and who settled on a claim
near Miles City, Mont, early in the
spring, was struck in the back Of the
head by lightning last evening and
instantly killed. The body is being
brought here for burial. Laist was
to be married early in August and his
fiancee, who was with him at the time
of the accident, was stunned.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
COUNTY BOARD
Continues WORK
Schedule on Moneys and
Credits Taken UP This
Afternoon.

The equalizing Of the moneys and
credits assessments for the various
townships of Grand Forks county,
was commenced today by the board
of county commissioners.
Little progress had been made in
the work up to this afternoon. The
equalization will be continued next
Monday.
The final figures on the goods and
merchandise schedule for the various
townships was prepared Friday aft
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
BILL FAvoRs ST. PAUL NAN.

Senate Passes Measure to Pay r.. b.
Whitacre for Powder
Washington, July 1.-THE senate
has passed the following private bills
relating to residents Of Minnesota:
To pay $479 to T. w: Tyler, post
master at Simpson, for money stolen
January Fl, 1911.
Giving John A. Norris patent to a
small tract OF. Minnesota public land.
To pay $942 to r. B. Whitacre of
st. Paul for blasting powder furnish
ed in the construction Of the Belle
Fourche irrigation project In South
Dakota,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
NO EVIDENCE OF
RUST IS FOUND
Auto Trip Proves That
Crops Are in Excellent
Condition.

Further evidence Of the excellent
crop conditions in this section OF
North Dakota was secured on the
Commercial clubs ''get-acquainted''
tour yesterday.
Inquiries were made regarding
grain conditions at various places
along the route, and IN each instance
the reports were exceptionally opti-
mistic,
During the entire trip no evidence
Of black rust was secured. Farmers
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
ROAD IN RECEIVERS HANDS

Marietta, O., July 1.-THE Mariet-
ia, Columbus & Cleveland railroad
was placed in the hands Of a receiver
today b va court order. Daniel B..
Torpy was named receiver.
The action resulted from a suit filed
against the company by the Columbia
Knickerbocker company.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
GRoNNAss ACT PASSES.

Homestcaders Who Have Lost Hands
Privileged to REGISTER Again.
Washington, July 10.-The senate
passed Gronna's bill, giving settlers on
public lands the privilege of making
second entries. 1t applies not only to
entries made heretofore, but also ex-
tends the privilege to homesteaders
who may lose their lands hereafter so
that special acts will not be necessary
in the future. The bill also grants
h privilege of making another home
stead entry to n settler who may
have lost and covered, by more than
one entry and also bars settlers who
have made entries for speculative pur-
poses and disposed Of them. !
Fight for Jones.
n Democratic senators who pro-
pose to stand by the president in the
fight for the confirmation Of the NOM
nation Of Thomas Jones of Chicago as
a member of the federal reserve board
are engaged in preparation for the
contest when 1t reaches the senate
through the u~nfavorable recommends
ton voted yesterday by the banking
and currency committee. 1t is con-
ceded that a battle royal is ahead, in
which the president will be forced to.
clash with some members Of his own
party.
INeSdTOlNS Ine commuters decision
to postpone further consideration Of
h nomination Of Paul Warburg Of
New York, unless he changes his mind
and decides to accept the committees
invitation to appear before 1t and sub
NIT to questioning, there are few de-
velopments. At the White House it is
evident the president is determined to
champion Warburg's nomination to
the end, the New Yorker agreeing to
let his name stand should the commit
tee not insist upon his appearance.
The committee will meet Wednes-
day, after which Acting Chairman
Hitchcock expects to submit to the
senate an adverse report on the NOM
ination Of Jones.
To Rush Business.
Determined to perfect the admins
tration's antitrust bills by Monday, II
possible, the senate judiciary and in
terstate commerce committee labored
long and earnestly. Tomorrow they
will keep at 1t, the senate having adj
journed until Monday in order to give
ample opportunity for the work.
Relief for Salem.
Congress appropriated 5000, 900 for
the relief Of sufferers from the Salem,
Massachusetts,, fire. The house, de-
spite vigorous opposition, accepted by
a vote OF 161 to 66 the senate to q
sundry civil bill to provide the money.
The president urged the appropriation
In q special message. The Massachu-
sets delegation has been pressing for
action for week.
N AA.F E44aE fNs4N NIX f.WtEa.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
Relief for Salem.
STEAMER AsHORE.

81. johns, N. f., July 10.-The
steamer lnvermoor Of the Reid-New
sEoundland Railway company, is
ashore near Brigharbor on the Labra-
dor Coast. She carries passengers,
maitland freight from here. No par
ticulars Of her condition were RS
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11
WORKS FOR STRIKE PEACE.

State Commissioners Seeks to Recon
Gle Hostile Camps.
Pittsburgh. July 11.-John P. Jack
son, commissioner of the state depart
ment Of labor and industry, Is endeav-
oring to bring peace to warning fac
tions in the building trades. Eight
hundred men, constructing a depart
ment store building, struck yesterday
and a strike of carpenters on other
structures is threatened because OF
differences between local unions of
the hoisting engineers and bricklayers.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11

Mrs. Helen L. Grenfell, vice presi-
dent Of the Colorado Law and Order
leAgue and penitentiary commits
sioner Of that state, had an audience
with President Wilson and told him
he. organizations views of the strike
situation. She differed with Judge
Lindsey In that she believes that
5000 men should not be thrown out
Of work by closing down the mines
until the strike is settled, when only
1000 men are holding out for the
recognition Of their unions. Mrs.
Grenfell has three times been super
intendent of public instruction in her
state and has held her present posi-
ton about five yea
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11

Strawberries come and Strawberries
go, but the prune goes on forever.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-11

Chased Out of Town.
Several suspicious characters were
escorted to the depot by the police
this morning and were placed on
board trains with the advice not to
get off until they were some distance
from Grand Forks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

Iidcs. @elbGs. phlmpN ins Nolier
Nlm touueu mir aiih uilt bloBGn
9Iuge ieben ruie Ser rieigc Gdaiis
f0rper iid ueigt Sdon beaiuut ste
obcre 9ulaugenreibe @oiier 5li iulit
den, Iie gndbproieite oeS Sdliiis.
rumpies tritt INNER mebr aus Gem
@aiier beraus. @l6tlir6 poItert as
mie0cr sic HaoerdNme iin0 ait4 Gem
Deieu gerutldt uaoNpraiiclH allie nad
oerieIben Settle. Iip Heeling taati
unter Gas critic Ied Eos 3Ipete.
Die 8ettlngsboote All Der. 5teier.
boroieite perihmiHoeu. 2autlpS
obne 0as @imnern elmer meuib.
liden StiHmc iu0em inns Ser
gltbem todt leat ib ser side
gelbe Sdornitetu ser u@nciieuau0
plutt oni oas g8aicr Gas @o1er
ihieBt in oen S6ornitein ipie cin
@ieBbah Ter 5boruiteiu perihpiu.
oct. giod eiuen fleiuen glu0cublid
onmn licgt ser @eb oes eolcn
SdiiieS till ga. 9lur born rno ii
Der 0litte blibbert ooS @aiier nod
Die lesten lceren 5toQen fiilen iidj.
@ir unfreiieu 0as Sdiif oas pie
ein tooter @al oalicat. glu ser 1eitc.
oa Der 5dornitciu Ucri4mmo.
ihpimmt oider g9uB auf Ser Cbcr.
ilade oes @niiers. Soult icben mir
uidts. ais ein poor StabIe ctnen
rotbeu 9ettuuasring uno einc 3ieb.
baruonifo. slaes anoere BAT 0os
Sdiii nit in Die 2ieie gcriiieu 81.
ner BON uns aIaubt nod elm meiteres
Sinfen ST bemerfen. glber oas lii
Elm Srrtbum Die 6lutb fommt pno
ipiilt linn oaS peibe @eIduoer Der Dor.
oereu Bad.
9alo onrali fiibren mir db. Die
Sonnc ionf uuO Die S6ottcu aui
oem Geirb Der gdeIoe purocu lau-
ger. Sine Stiuoe lpdicr aauo ID
auf Der bodliten Spite Scr stat0e0rae
mo fab ole Sdcloc biuob. Gie Souae
ueriant i'm N}eer. g(n elmer @ieauug
oes 6luiies fab id our9 oas @los
Elm ibwor3es @iinttIein, 2as mar
oie ,@ueiienau~ sic iaoue ,@uei.
ienau".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
sta6l in Ssui6instOn.

Pins @oIbington fomnt oic Siun'
&c, 0aB Der lnbcianute Dieb. Der oas
glitomobil bon @errn q. 2 &aben.
berger. 9ir. 1904. 2inoen9loenae,
ito1l oireft nah oer SimOess@aupt'
itaot iu6r imo Ooiel6it oirest inter
ocn 9luacn ser @oli5ci eincr iingen
Iamc oas 91notdihhen aus Der
SanO riB un0 niitels oes aroftma,
gens icinc 6lu9t beiUertiteIligtc. Sin
gan5 in Der 9ld6c poliirtcr @oli3ilt
fonute nibts 9luoeres tbm ais Die
Siccn5-yalmncr oes autoS uotircu,
melbc iib als Oieienigc ron Serrn
&osenbcraer hcrausitelltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
,,Gbriitian Scieucc1

Gin @ortrag iibcr vG6riital
Science" Ser 9cpcis bon Gottcs
6ramoicbait acacn Nlenibcn~ wlroc
gcitern 9l6enO s ll5r in Der 5wciten
Gbriihls.air6e scr Scicntiiten Siio.
pcitGde bon ct. %auIitraBe inO
Wlt, 9logal-glucnuc, pom &aitor @m.
.. NlcGen5ic bou Cambridge, cincri
@dtglieOc Ger &ortraosbebor0c ser
criten @6riihis.airhe Der Scientiiten
in Bottom Maiiy gebalten. 0erielbe
&ortrag miro beute gIbeno in oem-
ielben Sofalc sur ielben Shuoe luic.
0crbolt mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

tunesberm6gcu. Ser Gortrag oe9
Seine'iheH iuo Don SdumouH com.
Ponirten ~0u bilt mie cine 8himc"
mar cine ooaenoctc &ciihng. v0re.
tel" bon Sans &fibner mar i'm @or-
trug ausgc8eicbnct in Der gSieocrgu6c
cnt8iIdenO.
Gas 0rdciter legtc portreiilihes
3uiamHlcnipiel ln0 ltoinenerregcnoc
Si@erbeit an Den Gag. u5n Der
Sale oes 8ersf5nigs1 aus @rieg's
9Seer @pnt1 muBte infolee oes itiIr.
miicben 9cifaas pieoerbolt meroen.
gtad Dem Gon5ert fanO Elm goIl
i!ott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
grrlnitliitcn im 6itcrrridiiden Gou-
Iulat.

9ei'm Gieiigen (. II. I. oitcrr. ln9ur.
Goniulat iino bic @erIlitliitcn 91r. q
ri5 "a Cole lebtcrc ON "a. Cftober
1914 in @ien 6erousgegebcn), iomia
Sic ng1ahrihten iiber Genpitnoetc
unO 9ronfe~ 91r. % bis Al (0ie let.
icrc 1m "a. Gftober 1914 in sSien
fcrnusgegebeiD ioebeu cingctrotlcn.
@dmnulhc 2iiteu f6uncn ipGbreuo
Ser 9lntsihuoen BON 10 Dig 3 llAr
rcn Suterciienten eingciebeu weroell-
Gie 2iitcn iino oIp6dbctiib gcoronef
mn iehr iIberiihtliM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
Sefer freiqeIprodlem.

Serr gfar Scdcr, Sn6aber eineS
HeiiaurantS in 9lr. 1921, 9eoiouitro
weIder, pie beridtet, anoeibuloiat
porOcu mar, am Sonntag an ociltidc
Sccleiltc Spirituoien Dcrabfolgt 3u
6aben, itano geiiern gormittog in Der
iii0li1cn |oli5eiitation Dor Ridtcr
Sepiniou iuO puroe uab einem fur.
gen @erbor, cbeuio mic Die oIsStaotS.
5eugcu feitgenonmenen feds Gee
leute, entIoiicn. Gs puroe cinwano.
irei feitgeiteat, oaB oieieIbcn Die @e.
trdnfc Gercits am Sonltao er5alten
Gottcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
gSSieoer nerifaniidl.

&cra Grn5, N2crito, 23 gtoo.
0ie merifauiidc 6lagge webt uie.
Ger iiber 0ero Gruj. @rigaoegeneral
6unitou uuo ieiu Gommato6 Dou
5000 Snianteriiteu imo Nioriueiol.
oaten, pelde anl 30. 9lpril bier Ian.
octen iino 60itc ]Iahruittaa abge.
riidt imo @cucral Gonoi0o 9lGiilar
BAT Oos Commando ii6cr oic StoOt
iibcrnomncn Ger Scr. Stoaten
lrousportoampier trat nit Dem er.
iteu Sbeil Der amerifaniiheu Brigade
I'M l.50 llbr bcitc 9lahulittag oic
&cimiabrt nn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
salimmer Stnr8.

Sniolac gluselcitens Itiir8.c gc.
fern gladmittog Scr 6s Sabre alto
@ctcr Donius bon Sldertou @o.. an
DER @uilforo.glDenue 5piiAer Ger
Serington. ino 6aDette StroBe, 10
lngliidli6 uuf oos StraBenpiloiter,
ooB cr icbmcr56oite S6nittwuuocr
an Der 92uie ino an Der Stlrnc crlitt.
@oli5iit Slouo Somcr pom mittlerer
Giitrift brohtc Gpnias nod ocm
oMlcrcusNoipit0l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

9ut6cr 2cpis, elm 55 SaGrc alter
g|cqer uon glr. ii7 Selcome.9lQcD,
ioelher am Samitag gIbeno in 2ocuit
Yoiut BON cincr 2ofonlotipe Der vYol.
tinore uno S6io Giienba5n" ii6er.
fo6ren muroc, lit gciteru in ~@lercp'
&oipitol" icincu &erleblingen erie
gen. Gs muroen iDni bel oent llnfull
Sic 9eine oDgciAnittet Coroner
Coroner Gr G1an6crs pon nlittlc.
rcu TiiHitt uutcriuht ocn ,5ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

can SranctScp. @al, 23.
gloOem6er 5ini Dliiglieoer elmer
Se6ensrcttuuo osnanNlGait ianoeu oen
@rtrinflngstoO. ais iic Dem SAooner
uSanalei~ Der am 9ueburp @iif &C.
ltranoct mar, 81 @iilie 81 fonmen
iuhten 3ipei @}itglie0er Der @}oun.
idait Der ySouale~ ertranfen, ais tie
iid an Strideu 5u retten oeriu6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
Der SndOrndcr 3. ". @rreu Oon
annapolis toOt.

Ger Mann ser an Saniiog
9lbcno auf oem @eae no6 ocm ct.
Soicp9'S Soipital IN ocn 9lm6ulon5.
uagen oes norooitlifcn GiitrifteS
itar6, lit Uernnitblid6 sSorucs @iQiani
@rccn BON annapolis, Dlo. ST mar
gut getlciDct uno idJien int 9ltcr bon
ctwa Is So6rcn 5u itc6cit Seine
aclOcrcu W}ani1ettcntnopic trugen
oie SnitioIen g. ~. q. 6erncr be-
ionOcn iid 5mei oif oen g}omen s.
". @rcen ousgeitette &iaHoideire
in ieincnl 9eiib.
PIN 6reitog Abeno lnictbete cr iidl
I'M Sotel lcrmmnl, &crt2IOcunc
unO apette.StroBe Gin 3immer.
@egcu DlitternaAt foni Sarr s. s,
Barr miS @nit6ers6lpg im gntomo.
bii Dor oaS Sotcl geiabren Inn 0ie
bort augeitelltcn 5danffclluer naA
Noirie 5ll iobreu. @recu Dot i'm bic
Grlaubnls litb an Der SaDrt betbelli.
gen 81 biirfeu. @cgcn A lIbr ylor.
Gens itieB oniMcircno oaS 9hltonlobil
nit ciucm anoeren 6o0r3cig al Der
altcn @orforO 9ioaO 5uianncn lno
wlirOc id6mcr 6cihdoiat g9d6reuo
Die Snioiien oes 9litonobils &iilfc
1oIcu ana Giles iAein6ar @reeu,
Der DcrIebt lporOen mar 5iriid.
5dcinbor lit Is i6nl MN ST folt sc.
iuorcen umo CT gina bis 81 Dem in
Der gidbc liegenocu 6auie bon 5raiI
9loic Guuiinq6om. Eort brod ct
6eluuBtloS 5uiommen 5omilicnan.
gcborige pon 6rau Giuining5om ian-
Den i'm BORT Dor im0 beuaGrihtig
ten Die norOoiiIide Fcli5citaticn.
9Iui Dem @egc nod Dem St so
icpb's '0oiptol crlog cr ieincn Der
lesunaci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
Sn6crcnloiis.Sao

2lm ndAitcu Sonntag miro in
olen &irden Der Statot Dor stiiHite
idbrIidc SnberciIloiis Sog ourd agln.
iprobeu icitens ocr%rcoiger ge4altcu
weroen. QesgIeitcn ioaen lpdbrcuo
Der tommcuocn @oAe meitera &prs
trdge iiber Niittel rno @ege 8ur %erf
binoerlHg Der 9Iusbrcitltug Der
GcnMe aetrofien mcr0cn. MA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
Nicditn6[ im 9Lnnrtemcnt.S5ans.

0ic6c babcn oic Mobnlrg ocS @rn.
9loron ". Sines I'M 5peiten Stod
mcrf oes Marl6orousb 9lportement-
@ai,ieS oil ser gdc BON @iIionitroBe
iiuo gutalu 9}lcce beniAt uno iilberne
2oiiel i'm Mertbc bon $50 geito6lcu.
Nr. SincS bot ioiort Die $oIi6ci bon
Gem 0iebitobl in aenrtniB gelett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

Gin nclies 11itteL Hir gInibapob.
rilug BON C5it oas iin 6ci griiHoli
hcn &riifundeu icbr bciud6rt hat
bclte5t oarin Die Sriidte III faltes
@aiier 5u tauden in 0em orci gSro.
sent elmer 4O.pro5eutigcn 6ornial0c.
bDoloung entbolten ino, giaU 3ebn
Nlinuteu lUeroeu lie beransgenow.
men ltno auf Irahtnese gelegt uo
lie ubtropieH luio lpie0er trodeit pcr.
oea 6riihte nit peiden IleiIdl
poR 0eHeH nm aiid 0ie 1dlale esit
iBt luic lrdigbeH Sliriden NiAlr
men, lpcroen nah ibrcm glnientbate
il Der S0iung nod flint W}nuten
lang in Flares @aiIcr acioudt cse
man iic pieoer trodlcu laBt sin
iSriihte nit 9artcm 6lciih, Sic as.
wo6nlid aeiAdlt acaeiien ueroat al
10 iiir slcpfel un0 9irncn lit 0iel2
5lucitc Noidlug ilidt aeboten, Radl
ocn Dorlieaeu0en @cridtcn iiRo 0ic
@raebniiic Oes @erfa1rcus iuunoer
fam eriolgrcidb. Ios Eoratol1rA0S
iuirft III elmer S0ilng bon 40 gro.
sent iebr itarf feimto0teu0 inlo uer
nibtct oIler6ono @il3e mo auocie
6dulniBerreger rn0 9alierien ioiue
ii5cr6oipt oac aleimucieL bic duf
Der Gbcrildhe bon 6riidtcu lsecn
nno oercn 3ereblug etuleitea, nit
Sider6cit ino III fir5er 3eit. Gc
alcidcnoe &eriuAc Adsct audl ge
5eiet, ooB oie 70 bcbauoelten 6riicbie
onrdals gciino bleiber nn0 nod
uoafontmeu geuieB6or iin0. mcui ar
nc arocrc Erobc Die nhne @cltcras
alibcpo6rt luiuoc ldol lansii
idinnlia gcluoroen war SIN gal
gemeineu iritt cine ,3erieeung toi
SEirlden idon nad iicbcn Soseu mo
beI SIruen nddl 3e5r Iaaan ciH
9irm fann man iid a1er0lgss 9cs
lteuelt, 0aB en- loidlet 1tcll, per n
oiecm @raoc oerocrblih aui Bierili'5
lebers5dbe Seine pirft, ueoer a5
Gin 91a5umgS. nod ais eia @cnuF
mittcl fit Sen 4leniden IN 6ra1e
tomneu tann Earan5 crtite9t ads
@eocufeu oaB bic 6ridtc bel oicigr
Sebouolnna oieIleidt 3luar er6altal
aber fir ocn @erbraud uiaecrpes.
tbig oocr gar gcinno0eitsidoSildl
lucroeu founteu Eioier g'pyoaht
iheint nt6cgriiuoct 3u icta 80 lad
sen bisberiact Gria6uuiaen 0as 6or
nal0e6po BON eer Gberilddc oer
8riidtu uoIlitdn0ig pieocr perfume
itct EeunaA fonutc bic 9e1alo
Iing ioaar belic5ig BIT uicDcr0olt
peroen lno 10 lit ciner GrAaltgn8
Der 6rildtc iiir icbr Iamac Belt 1aa
ren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
linferindIen Wn6liduinSelcicn.

Die Urob9eldlmorencn pom Nnn(
glrluocl GoiultD porcn gcltcrn IN
annapolis in Sisung imo berna6.
men eine Wlenae Neriopcu mcIhc
iiber Bic onoeblia unoeieslidcu 5c'
oiiirirluacn oiSIogcu lolltcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
(4el0ienbnnaen nadl Criterrsidl.

Gos oitcrrcidliihe Goninlnt 1T IN
scr 2ogc, alien 2eutcn iuclhc @elo
ienorngen bon Ceiterrcid cruarten
cocr @elo uaM Geiterrci@ .llnearn
ieuocu pollen guten @atb 81 crtbei
len pic iie Gasfertig Dringcn fonner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24
0bluin y. NnraraDc u NentIdlIan0.

G0pii g. @orgrn0c bon galti'
more. Der in Berlin 0luiif itioirt,
rot ieiucn Glicru bier mitgetbeilt,
0ob Ct Iid pobl beinoct luo wabr
idcinlin uadl oent @roi Nrcitner,
scr friiber oNl ~4ea6ooD. SuItihlt"
mar, o6cr lett in Der Sdmci5 wobnt.
lid bescben miro. Der iimge $or
ero0e tbeilt nit, onB man in Berlin
obielut 9idtS bonn &rieac nertc
Die aua6en Nlilton 5rdnf BON
g,r. 1924. 9liDcriioc,glOcuuc, mo
@iliom aeIlp bon 9lr Z, GitGroB'
Strabe iino bonn 0aidter @iLliomS
rad ser ASileeeidnIc oeianot porocn.
g'cioc SNlo6cn 9o0ei tcinc @llttcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-24

" ertBidl abnng, ugld III
oaS elm nicolihcs @ili0dcgl gl6d
ten Sic rs pertonicit2 pSa, aagr
ridt uiitcr buHocrt aRort~ Sit
ceun oer Sumo 70 flug21 KY Dat
halo 10 piel Gcriiano mic ib
@8uun eebc iM 51ncn iiini5ig Nien
nigc odiirl"
Muno uniS Telo Nler
wiirois 9hif einmol uollcn bic
Gnglanoer ieet piiieitinoitlih M
iueiien oaB iic faiaq sermaniisac
9oTc iiuo. iauocra eiue Iateiuiiac
uSolvo5l Ginc iaacrlatriuliS0cl"