davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

!
Inter ouBeroroentlid GROCER Sc.
tGeiliglmg meitriter areiie itno nit
6eionoercn 6eierIidteiten fano ge.
itern gobmittag iun 3 ll6r Die 9e.
croiguug 6eS am pergangcneu @lon-
tag in ieiner @obmng gtr. 1915,
Gomonoion- 9lbcuue aus oem 2c6cn
geihieoenen SrH. So6u @1e6ring
itott 8ei einan erareifcnoen Grouer.
(5ottesoienit in Scr lut6eriibcn ct.
%mlls&irGe ali ser Gdc bon 5re.
mont 9l0enue ino Saratoqa. StroBe
bicIt &oltor Gbriitiou &ibe cine 81
@cr5en aebenoc glnipra1e in oeut
iber, &aitor s. 9bermeier cine ioldbe
in engliiher Spra1e. Gie @ciiebrmg
erfol9te Johann mtf oem oSt. Souls
Srieobofe" 3u &ioIetoille. Gos &c.
iontmte 0irettoriltm 0cr n0clttihen
Sporbont~ an Der Glttom- ino 9ol-
timorc.Strobe oercn Direction Der
Gerltor6cne felt Scr @riinOltng gepes
fen mar, fitngirte ols @brcnbobrtuM
trigger. 0ic attipen 9abrtubtr6gcr
morcn sic S$. g9iaiam Siidting,
SeurD @eiic, ScnrD G6iemeper, gSil.
Iiom 2eu5, Sobn 9fonoier uno So9n
Seim. 4rahtDoae 9hmenipenoen
moren in groBer 9ln8obI bon glab'
lmo 6ern cineeganeen. Sr. N}ebrina,
melber in ieinen so. 2ebcusiobre
itouo, por in 0eutidlanO ge6oren,
icooh bereits ais Singing BON 1S
sSobren na1 0en Scr. Staaten &C.
fommcn. Scit 25 sSo6rcn lcbte cr
bou oen @eiddfteu 5uriidge5ogcn.
9'or mmmc6r 49 Sobren beirdtbcte
Ct SRI @lorp &obYt ans Baltimore,
meIde ibn iebt NIT elmer groBeren
gln5o6l g1cffcn unO glicbten iiberlebt.
2as 2eiden6cltotter Suititut bon
Go6oe & Sobnen fiibrte oie 9eeroi.
gimg aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

Groens6riioer ans NiarBlan0, @eun.
iplbonien @ireinien @eit girginien
uh0 Dem 0iitrift Columbia mer0en
Na5u erportet. 0aS 9rogranm be.
iie6t aus glahmittags im6 9(beuos.
Gon5erten unO elmer &oraoe Der uni
frrmirtcn &atriar6cn. Ginen @reiS
i'm Der am itdrtiten pcrtretenen San.
ton lm0 Der am itGrfiten in llniform
rertretenc 0iitrift erbolten Inter
Grmt 2illian SoDnes 2eitung miro
sic ,,@oroeu 9febefob -2oge gtr. 33"
I'M Eon5poDiIIon ibrc &arooc lle6m-
Qcn Dorfiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
Sin edmon9 nntcr Ocm GrO6OOcn

9ti6t meuiger ais II 6iiB tief iii.
ter Ocr GrOe no6men geitcrn 1875
WlitglicOer oes GereinS omcrifani-
ider SSugenieure i'm Sininel utter
Der @uilforo 9locme ino &relton-
5troBe Gin @obelfrii6Itiid ais @aiie
oes W}aDors iino ser g(b5ugsfanal-
Gonnliiiion elm. IS lparen 400 @Gite
ermartct moroen, ober De Nlc6r5a6l
oeriel6cu 500 eS Dor, 9altimoreS
@aiierlperfe, Sen Sofen mo Sic ueite
&fIaitermg 5u 6eii6tigen. Gic gr.
idienenen muroeu Ourd @ldpor @rc-
iton begriiBt, melHer al Dem 2ln-
6eon t6eilnabm. Ger Sunnel mar 70
rein imo Die Speiietoieln 10 dppetit-
lid, OaB iib bic 0inirenOen 10 mobl
iiiblten, pie in oem 9anfcttioole ei-
mes SoteIS. g}o6 eingenommenem
Mabl bega6en iid Die Sngenieure
ii6cr sen 6allwoo Gia0uft Den Soils.
man binob nad Scr groBen 9uup-
itation no Spe3ial StraBen6a5n-
maggons 6ereit itanoen, weldc Die
@eiu1cr nod Ser &ldrlugsauIage
oes 9t65ugstanaliuitens bradteu.
9lrrangirt mur0e oieie Suipeftious-
tour Our9 Gbeiinsenieur Senorid
BON ser 9l65ugsfaual Gonmiiiion,
.. S8. Gouuet 81. $. Sortmm s. 6.
Mc9iae lnO 56omos 3. @}itts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

Irm 70 fiiblbarer unO unaHgenebmer.
9o5u berri9ts bier oben cine Stille,
RE fait unbeiialicb 81 nennen mar. gur
unten, tief unter Dem 6lugSeug, mar
nod Elm f4pod]es, INNER me6r 1ib
entfernenbes, tommenoes unb gebenbes
Aaufden ou be,nebmen.
Der Profehor fu9te Ii9 trob ber
Guntelbeit 3uredt3ufinben uno ers
fonnte nit einem W}ole CUR 2infen bic
ibm pDbl6etannte 6lamme bes 8res
gsn3er 2eu9ttitrmes. an 8lon3 itart
berbortretenn aus Der liftbelGeten 6os
FEM unb 8abnbofitrede.
@lei8Seitia Itieg in 9ottor @6rfrieo
ober au9 cine gdn5e Slut uon banget
@bnungen unb Observation-Disclosures
gen auf.
Ser 5tbrer Oss 5abrseuges ober
mo9te bos, mas in Dem N2dnne neben
ibm oorging, nur9 bas Iodla6en beg
Sdnbeorudes an feiner Sdulter flip
len.
.SyoiIen @ie bic 2eine ii6er cy6rera
Gopfc unb eeben Sic an i6r 3ipei
Saritte tDeit aad biuten," iogte er.
n@ort finDen sic sinen SiB ,benielben
ben Der &rante 8uoor eingenommen
batte.~
g9lber Menl6, poSu bieie 5a6rte
Bas baben Sic nit mir BORG" 19rie
Der ProfeRor Seine Stimme mar
belegt, iie Hang foIt per3peiflungSDol.
nMein Serr. perI1onen sic MIDI
ieBt mil. Sbren Srogen, fpenn Sbnen
Sbr 2eben lieb lit. Sie Ie6en, oaB bic
WaIGine unb bic G ritng oesSlug'
3eugeS meine 9an3e @ufmertlamteit
erforoern4 lottlets Sic barI1e 9(ntport.
Der profeiIpr lieB jeBt ben unbeims
liGen 5remocn Spdr los, blieb aber ges
raume @eile NOD neGen i6m itebelt.
@s itiirmte uHb brdngte in 6einri4
@brfrieb, ben Monn gum 9[blaKer BON
leipcm unbegreifliGen @or6aben 1u
brtngen, minbeitens aber cine Grtla'
slIna bofiir gu forbern. Ql6er Der
Dottor muBte na9gerobe einie6eu, ois'
ier lnHeiin!i9e WleniH bcnoelte nan
cinem feiteny rOrgefoBten plan, uno
bon Dem mar or pDbl nidt abaabrIlv
gen.
Z GOrtiesuns iOIQtl w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
nGannitatter SuIfsfeit.gsr =

0ic N1itglieoer oeS oGannitattcr
@olfsfclt-Gereins" boben Die 9tbii1t
in i6rer ndHiteu &eriamnlung Der
Stifterin ocs prd6tigeu 5abncu.
i@ranfes, 5roit SrieOerifc SeuIer,
cine beionoere 9luS5eidmng 5uE9eiI
.mcrOen 5u loiien, 8ltaal 5rau Selller
oub Die pro6t0ole 5obne am 30.
@toi 1910 Dem &erein geihentt bat.
Gs lit Elm ihoner 8u9 Der Ereue Der
@}itglicoer 0es nGounitatter &oltS-
feIt-Gcrcins," ibre Qlngeb0rigfeit auf
iclbe lie6enSwiiroiec SSeiie 81 De-
monitriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
Gcrcinigtc Slr6cittr-SGnscr DOn
Baltimore.

SauptQuartier nSiunefe Solle, "
g2r. 40S, @eit-2erington.StraBe
Syobn 9lota, @rdiioent, Ger. 2029,
9opo-StrcBe.
@eorg @. @oeblmann Dirigent,
glr. POPS, 6airnount-9lOenue.
W. arou Setretdr, gar. 1920,
Saubert- -StraBe.
;Sronf 9orlasfo, SGabmeiiter, g|r.
2t0, SiiO G. StraBe.
.so8ialiitiide 9ieoertofel,~ Sing
Itiiuoe Gienitog.
,9lrbeiter-QieoertafeG," Sinoihlnoe
0littiuod.
@eiangoerein oginiofeit," SinG'
Itun0e 5reitag. (0}dr84-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
Guu,crt in Ser 9lni6e-sfcraO-
S0naG0ae

9io66iner 3ei0cl 9looncr Gin be-
fanntcr Singer mo Gomponiit is.
roelitiider Gir@ennmiif, miro beittc
9l6cno un0 morgcn &ornittog bel
Oen @ottesoieniten in Der 9lni6c-Sic-
rao.Spna9ogc, 9lr. 27-81 Siio-
Sig6itraBe, iingen uno morgen 9lbeuo
III oemieIben @ottes5ouic Elm Con-
8ert ge6en. Cantor &ooner 1T bc.
rcits in pielen amerifouiiAen Stdo-
ten nit groBem @rfolgc ais &ir6en-
idngcr auigctreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
allna a.frcit Dad niemeI8 aerent.

SrGulein @tarD &rimct6e, oie crit
por orei gSohen aitf 0ent glor0ocllt-
ic6rn 2Iopo .9ompfcr u&6cin4 bier
cnfom 1iclt iid6 uibt longc ouf ion.
bern fibr nad &enoibo g9isc., no
iie in oen @bcbafen cinlicf. Der
grGlttigom lit oaeroings bon 9olti.
more, Der ieine Srau fennen lerntc,
ais cr ser gleugeIonoeten ouf Dem
9Bier in 2oclrt @oint einen Sai6
@roo berfmlfte, wo6ei cr iicb nit ibr
in ein @eiprdb oerwideIto. Gird
&ermittellng BON &erman0ten fubr
CT Dem @ldOden no6 aenoiba nod
uno beirot6ete Oieiel6e BORT. giod
elmer flir5en SoM8citsreiie fcbrte or
nod Baltimore 5uriid uno mobut
icbt in 9lr. 500, Siio-9onOitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
FSlndSr SGnrSIea
MACH FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 T O RIA
GcldDaftss s8cgIDetlcr.
Bidder, Gonoitor- uno Sotel-
8eOarfs-9lrtiteI.


Bidder, Gonoitor- uno SoteI-
9eOorfs-9IrtifcI.
nSGs Wlbers SidS GU, 1o4 @.sSoparb'Sir.
3eitlngen, 3eiti9riften etc.
,,S8s Baltimore geps Gu.," 9aoib gIbercrow
bie. @ef@diistii6rer, 8ls 8eIbYerma~Str'
0eutIbe 8iider mo 8eitSGrifteu.
". 6auitid, 10 gorb.BoppIeton.ShsBe.
9nu-MateriaIieh Sbiiren, 5eniter'
rabmen, 2aoen etc,
SnmeS 3. Suffer & Co., 115-117 @lb'6reoe
rsdsSiraBe.
glational-9anfen.
rSDe CIo Sgiun Watonal SaHF,". @abs unco
@reierStrabe. Sdcob 49, 2pooi, BrdfoeH1;
.,eseunS @atiOnaI gaat,@ 432 gHbserOnOpaS.
29. Is. 28aener, Ralrer.
,,9geitern giatiUMal Sant" IA gorbsgutaw'
StraBe. g8 W1rriott, 4aiilrer.
,syormcrSf anb Wlerdants' gatIpnaJ @aAt"
Goutbs uno 2cmSarosStrabe.
Staats-9anfen.
,Drntihe ganl buH galtuure,H baltimore, nnb
pouton0a aSirnbe Mugut SSeber, HrdltoeHIi
&onrao 6. 8abbe, Gdabmeiiter.
Spar.8anfen.
.,Htntimc Spar6auf poH galtImprr," GutotS'
uno 8altinoresStraBe.
Olarmcr- lmo @r1nH-@erfe.
8. 6GoartHer & euus, 22a morO.gbcrIes.@tr.
2onOpirtbIbaftli6e @erGtbe uno
Sdmereien.
@FiFiItb.zHrnsr Gsy 2O5 Notwithstanding,
9[rbofaten.
aan ". Nl. e@pls 800 Ct SauIs sStrabe.
GMitnUae G5rb, 26i-2G0 @aDert Butl0tne.
YIumbing, Suruaces, &angeS unO
9efen, Go1oeden uno StinHen.
ernnett BROS, 52s observation-disclosures.
&npferi6mieoe uno BIumbers.
Sohn Subsu, t7tz 9bamss.Stfab g. 3 =.
GeIephuH; @olie 1899
Gtgentbunts Ngellten itn0 4droleE.
gisrrs 6. Susuu Gypsw. 10 0ItaeriaGfsn
Sirabe.
9euer-&erIiderimgen.
,,Oiphel SnInranee SO. oi 2iurrpuuI" 4enrb wa
2sarfielo, Reiioen3sllnnnger, 101-1O3 @banP
ber Of Commerce guilong. ~
,,eIcrnania SepsprrlMsrnuqe GeienldGIt /"
9aItimore' nno @ort6sstraBe.
gAIW4W WeU"ONDeDUI.
G.. GNtt @ahnr Co.. 962-364 ro'gab'Str.
9le6pIatten, W4ctaIl etc.
e6sn,. Ggutlim & So. (iHeOrpOriEtl. 1s--16
@aloeritpnsGtraBe
Eianos uuo Srgeill.
Gbae ~. etfeff, NarbsoihertbsSirabe
YfanSIeibs@ei9dfte.
uGOuIpIibateo 2Dan Co." 1 gsoro Wab'Strabs
2ei6enbeitatter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
Seirat6s. eicensen.

SenrB ano1e, "a, uuo @}atiloc
9. gieimers, 10.
Charles 90. S6riner, 20, uno Gar.
rie q. 8roofs, 3D.
9lbc g9. Ri5ifa, 35, BON Gric, &o.,
uno sSrene s.. @einitod, 23, BON
gort, Ro.
g8oIter q. SooO, 81 uno @1argo.
ret GQis, Is.
9lo6ert 8. E6oupion 80, uno
@era 9. 9ei6, 26, aeidieocn.
SanuteI 6. 9iislcr 90, uuo emma
90. &aitigteit, 10.
92orris Cohen %, imo Sennie
5lctder, 81.
@eoree s. Gbans, 80, imo Saoic
6. S6ncfie, 40, geidicoeu.
SameS s, aucera 23, uno &eIeH
". 3elcuta, 19.
gl6ra6am 8ermon 33, uno San.
mic 4. Gier "A.
Sultan ". @afrou, 20, bon 0io
DIETER 9l-gy uno @ernice 9. &abit
20, bon Baltimore.
9eni. Z. @1iaer, 30, uno gluna
@aIf 10.
5reoerid E6ouos, 44, GreenDillc,
g. g., uno 8ipporob @icufeu, 26,
g8ittpe, bon 9ltlnnta ga.
qlrt6ur 5ornfer, %, mio @iinnie
q. 6tonc, 21, BON @aibingtou 9.G.
9lnorem glneiet 20, uno $oiic
@iidudt "a, gSitfipe-
9ernoro 8. @crBer, 21, im0 ga.
sic 6. @ea, 81.
2lntbonD oe gticola, 43, BON @aib
ington, 9. g., uno Wlurgoret Wl.
Bates. 81, BON Gulpepper, So.
@6il. s. Sbnliot, 30, uno Sia-
belle W1c&innom 27.
@enj. s. Sungerfor0 90, uno
@eiiie 30. 6ii6er, 90; 9eioe bon
SDfesDille, Wlo.
Gbos. 6. 5rancc, 27, uno 5lo.
renee g. Ga 8arre 26.
SeurB 80. Sni6er, AS, bon Somp
itcoo, mo-, uno Grace &. ". 8aie
man 81 BON &eiiterstomn @lo.
sSrant 6. $enfius, AZ, uno @Ii6o
beth q. gsbeeIer, 83.
9lortin s, @tasfea, 26, itno @lar
earet ". aiHg, 26.
syo6n q. SoDmon 90, bon Gait
@roofIpn @lo. an0 Carrie aoBl
bafer. 90, bon Baltimore.
Simon s. @eopeo, 30, bon Seem.
Dorf, lno @iorD s. Sofmann, 22,
bon Baltimore.
Sobn g8. GooneD, Az, gcihieoen,
inS Qtloce aR. llpcraft 90, @eioe0oH'
gleip Dorf.
elmer 2eitd, ~ uno @}aro 20.
StansbiirD, IA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
3c6n 4aifOrcn rciIcn nad glcluarf

0ic idbrIihe Gonfcreu5 oes 9Itlau-
tii6en IiItrifts ser ocutihen enan-
geliiAen 5pnooe bon 9lorooucrifa
wiro bon W}ittmod. sen TO- Suni
bis Mloutog, 0eu is. Slni, in gtep-
arr 95.-S., tagcu. Die folaenoen 9Sa-
Itoren bon Baltimore iperoen oieie
Gonieren3 6eiuden: Otto 9lpib, @mi-
granten @1iiiiouGr; ". S. 9(uiOcr-
boar, ISM. 9ab, 8. 9rieiemeiiter, s.
Gn6ers, 3. @ieie, s. $. &lemme, 6.
s. aiin5ler, s. g 9oder iinO $. 3.
&eller. &aitor 9llfOerbaar miro ailf
Der Gonferen5 ein 9feierot ii6er u0ie
9lus6ilolng lnierer iiu9el &altoren
5int pruftiidjen 9irint" Drrieien.
9SaItor @ieIe miro in Ser Geriamm-
hing Oes Gpangelii1en 9roerbm-
ocS, sic III &er6inorng init Der Gon-
feren8 a6ge6olten miro, oic AreOigt
6altcn, imo &oItor 9ob miro IN ei-
mem Ser Gonferen5 @ottesOienite
ii6er oSnnere Wliiiion" iprebeu.
&aItor &lenlme miro cine 2lnipra6c
in Der Sonntagsi6ule 6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
gInf Sem ggeae Ser @eilernna.

@laior s. 6. &ouo6orr, Elm lang
id6rigor 9eomter oer Baltimore
0bio.9abn4, Scr felt mebreren @o-
den iib i'm o@2crcp.Soipital~ in 9e.
bauohug beiinOet, lit iebt ouf Dem
@ege ser 9eiierung, mo oie gIer5te
bofien, i'm in Der ndhiten 3eit Ooll-
itdnoi9 pieoerbcrgelteIlt 5u ie9cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
. u@erciniate sanaer non @aItimurc,I

aegriinOet 1885.
Sauptquartier n@ermania WIdn-
uerbor-Glubbmls,~ gir. S52, glorO.
Soparo-S -StraBe.
@eorg 9eifert, Grdiioent gir. 215,
-SaratogaitraBe.
SoDn q. aleiu, Girigent, glr. 201,
observation-disclosures.
@eorg Sinmelbeber, prot. tuO
correip. Sefretdr, 9lr. 3t5, gaorO.
gOen.Strabe.
Serinanu @lidIid. S6asmeiiter,
9}r. 7t3, @aruer-StroBe.
6rit Soimann, 8inal5iefrct6r,
9ir. 2tft, @eIt.9rott-StraBe.
@m. g. SiIoebranot, 8i6liot9efar,
ger. 2O29, 6reoerid.9lOenue.
Sermonn @r1fe, Goriiber 0es Wlu.
iif-Gomite's, 9lr. 1912, @eit.@lul.
berrD-StraBe.
acknowledgement"
oSormonie.
n@ernauia.@dunerdo
n6robIinu.
a-W}dnncrdor.
.@lo5ort.Mdnner9or."
ogi6enfran5"
.@ernauia-Guartett-@lilb."
.0lelo0ie.@
n@lebger-@eiargOerein."
ngaoenic.@lGnnerhor
n@eiieno-2ieoerfran5
r9G6er GeiargDerein."
Sauptqlartier: giiiffels SaIle, Ger.
t03, 0IorO-6reoerid-St ieoeu
SamItog 9tbenO, init glusnabme Oes
Oritteu 5amitags i'm Monat, Sing
itrnOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
aafaI6eridlte ans ggai6inaton.
@arLen1 8 llnterhaIt.

Carrier s llnterbult.
Ger llnicr6alt oes 2lusi1bigen
So6u g. Garlep miro Dem 1iitrifi
Columbia po6ri6einlid) nid]t piel TO.
itcu Gie IiIrifis.Gonu1iiiioH 6o.
ben ii9 NIT Dem griudeu ain oen
5dabaatS 5efretdr 9lcgl0oo ge
ipan0t balomogliAe @orte6rungen
slt trefien fiir sen @iidtrunsport Gar.
lcD's na9 0cr 2ianono SeoosGno.
rantdne bei @ptt Eomnieuo imStaa-
tc Nai6inatou Hno G miro erpartet
SAB Dem Grliden piafa6ren peroen
miro, ga GorleBiicb bic aranf6eit 3li.
ge5ogen Bat alS er Ser glmoesormee
angc9srte un0sigbt IN llebertretltn9
Der GlaraItdnegeiebe uah Dem Gis
itrtft Columbia getonlmen Ill. 9ie'
praientant So6nion bon @ai6iuaton
reihte geitern cine neue 8i0 I'M 9ie.
MISUNDERSTANDING eil peldbe Ders
fiiat, oaB oer Regieritng BON Sotpaii
idbrlicG $40 fiir Sen llnterbalt zines
icoeu 9Iusidbiaen 6e5ablt mer0eu ioIl,
Der ans sen &er Staaten nod oer
allsiabigen.Golonie III &npaii &c.
braht iuer0en mag uno onB ie0em
qlasidbieeu Der nnh iener Golonie
gebrndlt iUer0en mag, cine sSd9res
peuiion BON $3.50 getpa6rt peroeu
ioa.
@lin6enarbeit fan0 mil.
li9e glbnebmer
Inter ocn gliipi3ien 0cr Siilfs.@c.
iellidaft oeS @linoen6cins, gA3O50,
R.5traBe, 9} 49,. fono an @1ittlpod
glbeno eth Serfouf Ser 5oden, peIs
dje oie @liuoen oes 0eims angeier.
iigt 6atteu itutt uuo ais Scr lebte
@eiuAer oes Seins fortgegangen
lpar NOR audi Ser lebte aorb lno ser
Iebte 9eieu beridwuuoen
1fe Ebdtigteit 3 Der u&es.
cue 2eague@
Die o@aibingtou glniuaI Gescne
Seague1 fat felt i6rer Dor me6rcreu
@oden arfoIgten Grgauiiation 1s4
SfaBea imo iiebeu @um0e d6get6aH,
iuie 1T Ser am @aittrpod ql6euO ltatt.
aciltn0eneH eriieu gieriamrnlung Scr
Organization befaliut aageben pur-
be Der Gerein Bat ,auh fiir 5lpei
Eier0e geiorat, g9er aabeu itno
Slinoe los ieiu nil, 6roitHt nnr All
SRI GoirieD. oic glgcutiu oes Ser.
ems, 3u telep6oniren; i6re Eelepbon.
glllmuier 1T ,glort6 1885.
&loBIid 9eitnrben.
gflbiu N. Carpenter pou 9Hn9lcr
bille. 9t.9., crlag geitern fiu5 nadl
Nlitteruad)t III einem StraBcnba1n
g9aogon ciuem Scr5iHlog ais ocr
g9uggpn Ill Scr 9ldbe beg @}ctropc.
Iitou Clubs angeIangt mar @r. Gari
peutcr befan0 iicb auf ocn Seinmege
bon einem Diner nod Dem 9lcp
Sotcl Der @eritor6ene
botte Diele 5reitnoe III @ai5iugton
uuter 0cnielbcn ouh 9lohiral GeweB
un0 Goutre 9lomiral 5letder. @r
Bate in ser Sugeno sic 5Iotteu9lfa
0enie 6einht iuo Bate 1868 gra-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
qcnnihns s. Olirc neitnrben.

Sn Der @o6nlmg Oes Srn. @}il-
ton 8. 2angioro, gIr. 260s, g2oro-
Gal0ertitraBe, lit geiteru Serr 2eoni-
0as s.. 9tice noc6 elmer 5e6nmoAent-
liben Granf6cit I'M 90ter BON ~
Sabreu geiior6en Serr glice, ein
ge6iirtigcr @6ilaoelpbia'er, itano felt
Oen Sabre 1870 I'M @ieuite oes linz
teridoBamtes ino mar nab oem &ai.
iircr oes llnteridabamtes in SEEN.
Dorf oeiien Glteiter 9(ngeitellter. Tim
9olitif bat Serr gtice iid ME Oiel ge-
fiimmert, oagegen na6m er an oem
fir6liAen 9eben 9altimorcS rcgen
g(rt6eil uno mar elmer Scr treueiten
9lngeb0rigen Ger Gitom-@laceg gap-
tiiienair6e @r itarb ais Sung
aeielle uno 6interldBt cine 5dweiier,
6rall ,QAlius @eiipn I'M @o6otcn,
gfseS., m0 me6rere 9iibten in0 gtefa
fen iii Bottom @}ai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

Gie Staats-&ie6- -@eiuno6eitS 9e.
65roe ma6te geitern bic g9ieocrernen-
nilng 0es Or. Ganiel GeQer gum
Siilfs. .Stouts @cterindr 6efonnt. Or.
Seaer bat oie llntcriu9nnaen OeS
@ie66eiimtoes anf Er6crculoiis inter
ii6, wd6renO Or. Samrence Sidman
iGmmtlibe 9lr6eiteu imterite6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
SnmoriRii6es. $ II d c s.

@brqei5. E6eaterOireftor:
aSic iin0 6eute OreiBis Sabre BET
inns ais 9leinmn6eirou t66tig Oa
f6uneu Sie ii1 ehpaS @eionocres
piini9en 6rml MHaer.~ n@ennS
ni6t 5u ln6eideiOcu i'll Serr Giref.
tor, einmal m06t id 6alt al6 alT
Dem Gbcater5cttel lteben4
Die cute 5reunotn.
u0enfe Dir, @lic, i1 babe mid Der.
lo6tl" y@erlobt2 @}it mem
0enn?" ,@dt Dem @ropiior aus
Der @ngcl 9lpotbefc." ~ ngllio
propiioril6N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

ouirt. @r mar 81 einer Geunion Scr
alaiic bon 1868 nod @ai6ington &c.
tonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
9ienniun Der DCSO 5eIlOws1 in Sen.
Wl0r.

@lc9r ais 10000 @etbeiIigte mer.
Ben 8ur fiinften So6res sgleunion ser
00oo Seaoms~ erwartet oie am
0onuerItog oen 6. q(uguit, in @en-
@lor obeeDalten mer0en ioa. Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

9nu-MateritIieL Sbiiren 6eniter'
rabnen, 2aoen etc
rsdsStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

Geuti@e 8i6er mo 8eitI9rifteu.
". Sanitfa, 10 gor6.goppIetonsshsBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

3eitllngen 3eiti9riften etc.
,Sbe Baltimore 9eipS Gp.," 9abib 9lbercronv
6te, @eimdftsiiibrer, 318 setWermansStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

Marmcr. lno @runf-0erfe.
8. oReartnsr & eOps, 22s moro. .ebcrIss.Str.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-25
BLIZZARD HITS
 THE WINDY CITY
ission-Poor Need Fuel and City is Providing for Some.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Another ter rife blizzard $ raging throughout the lake regions and all trains into this city are stalled and none are being sent out until the tracks are cleared The storm is general throughout the middle west
 Because of the heavy drain this winter upon charitable organizations to aid the poor during the storms and provide shelter or fuel for them theorganizations are bankrupt and have called upon the people for funds The Salvation Army is feed ing 1000 families and providing fuel for them but are compelled to ask for public support. The city authorities are also aiding in the work.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-25
BECKER WINS IN COURT 0F APPEALS
Will be Given New TriaI-Charged With Murder of RosenthaI-Four
 Gunmen Must Die.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 25.-The court of appeals today handed down a de cision in the case of former Police Lieutenant Charles Becker, who was convicted of the charge of muEder in the first degree for the murder of Gambler Rosenthal by four gunman instigated by Becker. The court or dered new trial for the lieutenani. . claiming that Justice Golf erred ia several of his rulings, thus the yer dict regarding the four gunmen was sustained and the men will be electro cuted as soon as Q new date is set by the trial judge. who must re-senterce the murderers.
 The brief of the attorneys for Beck CT covered 271 pages of printed ms ter and more than one-third of i' was devoted to a resume of the tts- timony of Rose, Eallon, Schepps anG Webber, the four principal witnesses for the state The attorneys claimed that the evidence of the four men af- frmatively established the innocenc" of the police lieutenant.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-25
KILL PRIESTS
 WITH A BOMB
Anti-CathoIic Sentiment m Debreczin Results in DastardIy Crime-Po-
 lice Hape to Arrest Guilty.

DEBRECZIN, Germany, Feb. 25.- A bomb placed in the Catholic bish- ops residence of this city caused the death of five Greek Catholic priests who were in the building at the time. The bishop escaped being killed by the fraction of second, having just left the room in which the explo- sion occurred to go to another section of the building.
 The citizens of the city are opposed to the establishment of Catholic church at this place and are believed to have placed the bomb in the build ing in order to scare the Catholics away.
 The police have placed strong guard about the building and are de termined to give full protection to the priests and to prevent any more out rages. Several arrests have been made of men known to have been strongly opposed to the establishment of the church and the police hope to secure the guilty parties and punish them.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-25
SLEEPER :|:. /! cOl:D;; ]
 WANTS DAMAGES

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25.-Legal representatives here of May Irwin, the actress, today were preparing to bring suit for $5O,OOO against the Southern Pacific. This amount. it was claimed. is due the actress because of illness suffered while travelling over the con- pany's lines and which, it was alleg- ed, forced her to cancel number of Pacific coast engagements. While travelling from California over the Southern Pacific, Miss Irwin's train was held up by washout near Duns- muir, Cal. It is charged that the sleeper in which Miss Irwin was re- quired to remain for 12 hours carried no heat and as result she was seized with an attack of neuritis.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-25
TAX PROPERTY
 IN WASHINGTON
Conuressman Johnson Would Do Away With Present System Whereby
 Government Pays Freight.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-"Battline Ben" Johnson, representative from Kentucky. and known to fame be- cause of his near-fst fights and his self-confessed procliviiy for "toting gun," is not extremely popular with society folk here Also the real estate agents just positively shudder when they hear his name. It's all because Johnson delved deep into mus'y tones and discovered a precendent whereby he insists that the District of Colum- bia ought to pay all it's city expenses, instead of saddling the federal gov ernment with half of them. as has been the case for nearly third of {; century.
 Johnson, being a Democrat and naturally bug for the Democratic economy stuff, has been making the rich society folks and the real-estaters shake in their several boots pretty nearly every day since that time by pushing his scheme ahead. He is chairman of the House committee which legislates for the City of Wash ington, too. and that means he is in position to make his recommenda- tions carry weight. He holds that the tax rate here is enticely too low and that by making the rich society swells who own fife homes here, which they occupy during the season" pay more taxes, matters will be evened up.
 The old "half and half" plan was adopted because the government own ed so much property here, in parks, government buildings, and reserva- tions, it was thought Uncle Sam ought to pay half of the districts ex- penses. Johnson would have the gov ernment pay some, but he insists this shouldn't be half of the city's expen- ses. Naturally residents of Washing ton are fighting the Johnson plan as hotly as imaginable. Johnson contin- ually receives threatening letters ev- cry so often. Therefore the pistol pocket and the determination to go ahead with his ideas, no matter what happens.