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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
GrfaGrcnc Wldnncr iinS nOtnucn0io.


Ger Scnat bdlt oic Grgauilirlmg Ger oberlien 81
ndn3beb0roc meld]e oas ncic gantDitem beaudltigen
ioll 0irdJ @canitauoung Der Mtalie0er Der @c6oroc
at Oie Der @roi0ent ernannt Bat Ger gsiOerano
ridJtet it 0ornebmd gegcn 5me N2itgeOcr, Sen Sap.
taliiten E6omoS Q. SoneS unO oen 9onfcr 8arbrg
pon Der glcp-2)oricr 6rmu &u6n, Sob & &c.. Die be-
tountdj cine groBe G5dtgfct IN ser 6inan5rlmg Don
6icnba6ncn etaltct Bat Gicic foptaliltiide Gcrbin
ouig miro gegen garburg Dorgebradt. Gcgen SoneS
miro gclieno gemod)t Dab CT Elm Oireftor i'm @rntema
idhlcrSrlit it, Gem @rGiOenten lit gan3 beonoers
ooran gecacu 6crrn Soncs beitdtigt 81 ic1cu mo er
bat Ocn unacu0bndcn Sdrtt gctban cinc 3uidriit an
oen &oribcr ocs ScnatsGomites fir 9antcn Oas in cr
itcr ie9c ibcr sic 9ionnotioncn cntiDc0c 81 riden
IN meldcr cr ogt Dab CT pcronlid iiir Cones birgc
0aB oeier Bios cine glfc I'M Grntcmad)lncn-Sruit be.
i6t mo CT ms Iireftorim eingetrcten ici Inn Die 5ir
ma alf acicblidc gScgc 3il letcu Gr tcnnc ones le
Dicen Su6rcn mo babe @cegcnbct gcbabt, aenaucltc
glusmit ber eincn @barater 81 cron9en oo cr ciner
ocr Grettorcn Der 9Srnceton lnucr1t mar an ped)er
feanntlid 9Son cen obcrlten Soften ocs Gctor Nta9
nics innc Bate, iu0 cr 6obc qcnmoen Dab Soncs ciu
&ousmom i'm ausgciprobcnlteu SHINE 0cs gSorteS lct
Gas Gomiic bat d a6cr oomit nidt 3uirc0en gcgcbcn
im0 sic g1omnationcn an Sic Oeri1cocncn WfitgIicocr
ocs GomtcS 3ilr 9riiilnQ bcrmiccu gSir 6alten Die
Gnucn0unaen pcbc gcacn 0c bsbcri0c Sbotiatelt Der
0cnanntcn er6oGcn merOGi iiir unbc1rnoct 5m ober-
Icn 9lat6 imicrcs Snau3UltemS iino nlbcoHgt Mdmer
n6t6ia, oic i'm @anfpccn iplo in oen gorBcn Gorpor@
tonsiDlcmcn 8eibei0 miicu. GaB Der Srdlioent Ndn'
ncr cnpic6lcn mirOc ocncn cr 81 bciiirden ldtte
0oB ic icncn Nblidtc1, rclc)c IN Der GcconjGtrrnnA
0cs 0roBopitalS bccbcn cntge0cnarbcten mrocn ut
Godl cine miiBigc glma6uc Die &crnutblng Dab
Nduncr Die iir oo3 @roBapial t6dtia qcmclcn ino
orBcr Siouoc mdren iiai&ncrcic Oca &oltcs 3u ban
oclu, miro ourd5 oc griQ5pma wiocrcat. IS 1T S0at
iod)c oaB Die Gcncra9pRdc, wcldc idD onrd aon5
bcionScrs mr0dc @cldwBnmg Der IudiS 9crooroc
iGan 6abca. wc g. g. Sagr ilao' ssidcr0anL Anpolte
ucn Iriits acrcicn inos gap 4ldmcr, bic SSert6 an
i6rc G6rc caeu bobe1 tic oo9 9lm mel6cs tie antratem
acuIcn6oit pcrwoltr &dttcn ie iA oic eecrpn.
olmg nidt 5uGctrolf lmpqrteld mo nod] @eeb 5u
6anocln, 10 piir6cn lie Die 9cuihmd obgclc6nt 5abcn
su acidcr g9ciic pcr6dlt cS d nit Sores mo 9Sor-
brg 9n Sen Giutinitcn Ocs gmteS lit ibncn lidcrlid
nidlts oceaen sic lldcn bios Oic 9lu55cidnmg lid
9ncrfemluna in cinenl bo9cn 9mtc 5u crperben uno
oicic f6nncn ic nd cranacu wen tic acacn ibren eio
im0 i6rc @ilidlt banoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

glm 20. Suni ScNc y, 9nbris6t gir 73i.
Golumpia.Apcnue 81 sabre all.
glln % Suit NarrD g., Searo, St Soep0s
sim 22 sum. NarD 8. supO, ar l2s aaus
rcne zirnBe 65 Sabre all.
sIm 2i SUM. So0n Gnrtis, st Soicpbs. 500
ipiinl, 80 Sabre alt,
glm 22 Snn Mnnhaiia &C euca, Pr l2G,
GOrO. 0Dccr zr0bc 80 Sabre alt
glm22 sunni Nlarg Gber, 9r. 1928 Wlcs
0culO' Strahc. 81 Sabre an.
glm 28. Suui Wiarn Is. VnolcA, 9lr 1iI
Qscns9sciirg girahe, / Sabr alt
PIN 2i Suni 2uttic Gbpier, Gip'9oipiial,
% Sabre dlt
OolWmbi0salnCnuc q Sabre 1lt
glm 2i Suni 9leDccca 3. Oarrct 9lr.
1862. CONGRATULATIONS Narkglbe., ~ Sabre alt.
PIN a. Ninl WiarD g. Gdnmm, gir 225.
GHosGDapcl Sirabe. 70 Sabre alt
glm 22 Smni 0mil Siilc, am SuBc Der
@rcii0cni gita6e. 90 Sabre all
gln 22 SUM, gay0ara ". Surmcg, gr. 812
Sn22. SiraBc 40 Sabre alt;
glm 90 SmHi. SnraH " gSlct, 9fr. s22 Sis
Vrcii0u EirnBc 40 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Wureou hcs ctnSt.9lcoiiirniorS.

@nliim imorc. 20. Snni 1914.
ga bic SNnncnonr6brnms 0Dnunnre vi
hcr Eiadi baltimore IN Qcicb.iO ooraclDricpe.
ncr lScifc ibrcn cn0niltiQcn uno corrl0Itlcl
Ncridi lhcr ole 8uQclprn6cncn 0nihdoiAn9
Nrn llnlolicu un0 gScrbcrOdDuu0cn lnr Que
NnnocmnirnnQ unh Shlichung Der Nmniu'
etraBc, Oou GtodbomSiroBc bia 3uni W'ioolc
Qrann 0c8 9sniup3cn liiucr. ulite gluend0mc
scr mcilimcu Ndliic Der @liam SiraRe BON
eludbom grabc bis so elmer Slnie 6N sun
fii0lih ednou mo rdraucl od3u. ncbi oct
harani hc}nGliGcn cu0qlliiQcn nm cotrlAlflcl
crndrcuocn Mnrc NCndB ocu &ormruien pcs
Baltimore Sin0isNhdricre luio Der nW 10 Il-
ond 1909 rnicr3cmncica Gcrornnuno Ar ao
nca Wanor3 nno SinNirntOs hon Baltimore,
bc mir cingcrcldi hnbct. .,...
mra brrmt hcfanni ococbcu oab hdaGict
Wcriml m0 0uric dui 0icic 9scilc iH niclcn
Qhtrcau hinicrlcoi morocn iinA. nn nan ocr
M0nor mn Siaatraih bon baltimore ooer ~
Ocuo uclhc @crlon oncr Rernncu nocr 0plNp'
ration obcr 0nrporailnncn bic nit ocr Ncrs
ihcihno Rev nnrhcnaupicn 0nlihdoipMlpcn
nncr NcrihCghdhuuncu Hu5uricocn llno, inner
hdl0 Nrcibi0 (20l GGOcn nom 5ucuncimnuii1'
hcp Saac TN Srni im S0brc 1914 an n5 ncW
rriicu gGnc Der ron mir 0uencnnuocncn gcff
Hiicnilimnnn nicier 9loiS, iMrijuico tapepcll
an nnS Nalirore enatccridi annclircu nno
raS ndnoc Gcri0i crin0cn moGcn oielelben
6n rcoioitcn. - o,
(Snni22 90 0Sul0f3 Sioot&e9iltroior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

Walt H0rc, %. Nuui 1914.
Nic GrOhCHourObrumS 0omntndrc IN Der
ciaoi Baltimore mndcH gcmdB ocn &oridrlf'
fen bcS baltimore Gidot CHARTERS bicrnlt be-
fnnnt. oOB ie Die plliclluna elmer oeldiulrlsn
Niiic 0ucr 5uQeiproOcnCn 0uim0oi0un0ci,
ucrnrldchicu uuioiicn lili0 0nlerlcNien sSetiQet'
bdbuiincu Uchn cincr crildrcnocu Mdrie amer
tiOcn licBCn in &crbinonna nit Der @nnoems
urnnn, NrIiNumn nnO WcrUreltcrunH nnn
@runbiuan IN Ocrihie0cuer grcic bon cilua
SO SUB 1i9 ciiua i0i SUB, ourrO bic Gonoem
nrmnO cincs Oirunoiihdcs an Der ShopclNdc
bon NroaopaO mo 4bamco 1irabe, pcineB oet
am "a. Wdr8 1914 untcGcbnclen &etorolMnB
gir 40 ocs WlnOore uno SlnoifdiDe ooH Snls
Sic emfdQcn wcrocn ii6 biz m6 cniIang
her gsciilcic 0ca giroGOuaO criircdcu. bon Der
fhAlimiten Seiic Dcr Ebamcs .StraBe bis 6n
ben Wcmdfcrn Oc3 9uiapsco. 6iuBes iiilo Der
ffolihflen Si.c Der 1bamce siraBc 50 SUB
3h 8on peiiil0 bon Der gScliieitc ocs Groao'
puO.
llno fc Qcbcn icrncr bicrmii 9'oiil, ban nors
bcnnunic gic uno crildrcnoc Naric icpi INT
ole Snipcliion nllcr o0rin iuicrclltricn Rcrlo.
ncn hcreii IN NM ban bic 0onlntlnfc am
Wsitnunm, bcm criicn S0ac im Snli i9lh nm
N ll6r &orniiingS. flo IN iprcm Bureau M
MnibDauic tit hcn 3mcd ncrluWmcln mcrocl,
nm irOcH0 cine IN bciaOicr Slic utNcnDtle
gbatianc ~ tcpioircn, OcNcn mcl6c Simu0uo
rnu @ctiOuru crbubcu miro oie onriH inlete
0macnc g. Wrauuan,
SOBn g Snninrn,
00rm " Ncmlcl,
GommiNGrc.
0ugeuc s. YlOonera,
(Sumi2l-2D elcrI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
gScrmiIdltc 9lm5ciscn.
22.00O 0cntidIc 9IhdIcr UcridIIcnOcril

$4,000 Scntldlc Bidder UcridllcnOcrtl
@erneiratGct obcr feoia, Wiann uocr 5rnu, glt
uocr Suua. Oncnc Nolieirradc- &cran0i I'M
hcninQt CjrOia Rruiprii.
MieihctlmnitS. .Snnen, i-clibclannies nnb an
crlanni bciias cnaliilDcs SeblunierrlniSperi'
- Vcfldmnt Cjrnti5prnpcltr.
9eic iucroc idl Whracr tlr @ercInlntcu etan.
tcnY SrnNcn mo glnlmQrtcn. Eteis $l.Ou
8reia 81 .OC
Caaniher eprodmcider bor6hgli1cS sn0Ii'
ThcS CrIhIunicrri6lSpcri YreiS $l.d5
Qrcis 95c.
GrfIm GualiiheS nub gnaliidi 9enides
ge1rietbmm, iibcr 400 GclicR, nil Nnpabe Der
Wuciprabc Eteig 9oe'
Gas nmrRs segtihs al-bsread. Sreis 90e.
Npdl6nd 9eutimss. YrciS ouc.
Ncrncr 9luilldrmfn nuo Nneblonun nnl ie'
hcni Nchicic nilrCb cute Ndler
Natnluq, nit AOer 10000 oeJl6leoenen Sh'
bt~W Slir 9luomu0l nratic.
@cuenungeu IN Der @ciraq beiSniloen.
Sbarles Gnilmcbrr 9nrllihiug NDnpai1,
POS Gnit l5. ctr, Wrp.Nurl Elin.
(SeD25. 81. .ioGa-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
0ic Gpmitcln HI 0csE1 acaaialahr 0On MaNadnittt8

Die Gomitcn in Scr gcgSlatrr MN MaiadJmiett5
meoorn dl cine GorlQqc ciu5ubriu0c meldc ole gtem
Saucn9abn 6cid6at iid brcs glftcnbcitcs in Der So'
ion & @lonc.go6n 81 ctlcQocp Oonit oas eiicnbo9n'
02onopol pcdcS oic Neu.Sapep in lcpGnalono &C.
i6oiicn 6at aiiael6 pcr0s Tdourd ut oie 9llnocs-
Gcaerna acn6tbot oic gqS9 9ippa Der @ogn 9crd)Illp
All 6cantraacu Ole 6rogc udfiim bic IcgisatipcH %.
mtcn d6 mcQcrn Gin ocn ytlten 0eS &oltes oencroe0
OcIcb l mtcrbrcitc IaBt nur cine 9lutmort 3n mclpc
benefit uic sic lcgiSlatDc aorpcr@aitcn uodJ inlller
ocm @roBlaptal 5l Gicntcn cbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Nnhn q. Geifrie0.

Gs farh am "a. sunni 1914. So6n .. eel.
irco, i'm sntcr bon q Sabrcn, ecllcbicr @aiie
ION 9lnna DR. Gciirico i'm e. SolcpD o'1op
inl" sic NceroiQnng non ocr 9Sobnun0 lc'
mes Edmic0CriobncS Gcracani Ncoinue ".
c3ai6 gir 2iO7 CnifrcipmlstfaR ,noN
naii am Nrciaa, ocn 30. Snni. s llbr Nlor'
pene nnb 0cr Ei 00lDernce itlrhc ipo nm
ben 6cs 8crorbencn nelccn piro eciletuug
prinOiint
(Nlui2l oGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

"a a ! IN T @. 20. Nlllll lNla
"a nic ctrn9cnourhOuide 6oWmndrc ~
Der eioNt aaliimorc in gccb.i6 poreelfriebs
ncr Q2cilr ibrcu cnoniliiocn uno cntrimrleu
3scrini iihcr sic snociprohcncn 0nl6dniGnls
cen. uulpfcu nm g4crlhcrhtbunacn lllr olc
6nnbcmnirnno nuN Ghicbrno her geelts
ctrafc, nnn scr Niiicic ocr 9utdm Srnrc h9
Al ocr mciilihcn sciic ocr @opnto lraBe.
nthil Der ocrUui bcliiQlihcn cllnMilNcn
nuS corrioiricu cfldrouocu 9oric oemdB oeH
Worlmriiicn 0cS Qnltimnrc SinniNhnricro nnn
hcr am iG. gluonii 1909 unicrici6ncen Scr
nronud Nr 3S7 pcs Nlnnoro mn StaolralVS
bon Baltimore Del mir cinQcrebi haben
miro bicrmii hcfaunt ocdcbcn odk helaglct
Wcrhi mo Nnrtc oui oicic gSelic IN niclem
a'ircnu hinicrlcoi mnrHcu fins uno onh Der
grnnor itro ciohhaih hon baltimore oeer lr'
ncun iuclmc Hcron nhcr Gcrlnncn noef eprpo
rniion oScr 0orporationcu. oic nit oer @ct,
ihelmuo Der rorbcnannicu @ulmdnl0nuqen
narr Q3erihcrhnnuuncu mulrieocu lulo, inntl
hnIh hrcihio (30) Tnocu bonn Nuchiupjnnnil
ecu Saar i'm snni im Nobrc 1914 an. ais ocill
rrlicu TQQc Der bon mir orsoconuocncu &el.
bWcniIihnno nicier Mnin lhriiilih onQcocT
an 6nS 0dltmore SinNiacri6i appclliten nno
ooS nciaoc Tcridt criu9en moGeit olcclncl
3t rcb0ircH.
iNmi22. 90 NufGt9) Siaoi 9ieoiiirdtor'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
4nlrnlinc 0inhcrnnter.

SIS ltar0 am % Suui 1914 IN 9bldoelpbid.
BON GbarlcS unh Solcpbue Siuoerpaicr. I'M
glicr bon AZ Ndbrcn. Die NccroiNinA non
Der Q9ohniinQ ihrcr Ednuciicr 9ir. 1893 Ylurbs
9uitcriua.4nri gtucnnc, iinoci uti 0m Trcitnn
N0bmli0a nm lbr, NcitpnnN dul ocm
Nd Carmel 6ricobuic."
tebilahclpba Fa.. nio SimnQion Sci.
8eillnNen pollcn 0cidligit coprcn)
(1uuiob oil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Gina Gtranff.

SO forb am 23. Tuni 1914, nm 2.15 lbr
G0hmiiiapS mao dn0crcm Mranflcn gina
etranH qclicbic Satin pon gluRn Sirdnll
i'm gttCr bon 80 SaOtcn Nic &cctoiAnng lini
set bon ibrcr gSobnunN. 0atalpha.9luennc,
Villa gcrracc, oGroro.Nuao, aus am Sreitna,
Wor0cn inn s15 iati. lin llbr miro cine
Rc0iicm 9lciie IN Der aSt Somind eAtlrde"
ia 0umiuon liir baS Scclcnbcil oer &criiorbc
ncn aclcicn. Nciictnng pripatim aui Dem
Baltimore ,SricdOuic.
(Nui25 POD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
QipiOenScn.
..gllamlnnb NaiIalm Nompann. !"

WuItimorc. 40. SUM 1914.
Nie Nrcfiorcu Crlldrien bcuic cine picrtels
jdBrllnc Emibcnce uuu fiinf Yru5ent l5%l
ooer ciucn Guitar rno iHniuno5Wnn5tg Senis
tSf25) prn NHtheil 5ablblr am uno naD
1icunnn, 80 Suni an oie gliiondrc Die am
Nonncraa 25, Suui 1914. uDr Nahmli'
iuns Qchnbi nh,
Sic ilmibrcibcbiidCr mcrhc1 bonn Sonnetlid9,
%. SUM. llbr y,nhmiiiaGs, bis 9ienlld0'
30 SUM, llbr &ormiila0s Gci0oen ner'
Den. ,, ,..r.
(fyituioO oo-ohl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
gic rcpn6lifoniidlc @rciic Oc9 Q0nOc8

Die rcpu6lifonidc @rec ocs eanbcs 1T bOs rcinge.
ioacn 2c Bat felt g8ocen IN olcn Sonartcn iibcr ooS
in 0eni neucn @ertrog ocr Scr 9toatcn NIT Columbia.
ent6atenr ,geoauGn ser Scr Staaen ilbcr Oie ourGj
sic 9l6trcnnnq Yannmas BON Columbia ucrriad)te
Storing ocs rii5crcn auten @inoerncbmcnS 5pbea
sen 6eOc 2dn0crn" loncntrt mo cB cIlt lids bcr
ans oos oiceS @cOaern" cine mortlic gbdriit cincS
idon u66rcn0 0cr Nomniirotion ocS Yr0lioctcu Solr
rmo icincs 5tootSctrctdrs &nor obgeloBeu vNeoall'
crns" it, llno oic alhc 9icpubIancr bottcn lidj ibon
ic icbr oorauf acirc ans oieicm vgeoaucru politi.
idjes &apal 9laGen 81 foimcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

ser 0ricg cl6t i0 cS mare bonn @eidjt5pmttc politi
idcr 9ip1oogie aus geiebcn ourdaus erfldrlid mcnn
ole IN Wtitlcoendatt ge5o0enen 0l09te Dem S1reden
o6nc GnOc gcpoltiom eutgcgenrecn ielbit au Die @c-
ia5r bin cn enoe init Sdredcn 6crotli5ubeidm0ren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

IW0 LUVFUWWUC0WITIVTI UVI UIV oVVWI7IIVVI
pool. .ocicb r mconIttitioncl ertlort glad olele'l
@eice mar Scocr iiroiidla Der Eabo inter oocr i'per
Dem bonn 4ool ceccbtcu @rcis uerIouit es III niloe'
arcilid mic cine 2cgslatlr Elm @ciee porcn tonllle
oaS u iod ilogronter gsciic IN pic Giaentb9reaL,q
eirarciit @caen cine priuate Scrtout5Aenolcndall "
nd)ts eil5uucnocn, oaB abcr elm gees@cr 3wang qe'
ltotIcn miro ii6 ocn 0ttacn elmer pripaicu Serla
0eolenlbot 81 ntcrpcricn, 3cngt BON clner a0rallV
linicnntnB omcrloniidcr 9edtS no 6rei0eitsprIll5'
piet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
aaa Gber.gnnAcsacridt Dad ieine eOmmerIerien

SH0 LUct'NNRocoacrldi B0F icnc SDmWVFIV0'V'
onaetrelcn nm nur picr5ebn Sdlc bic Dor ibm perpu
0clt woroen lno nod nucnti6eoen aclolcn 59l gll
Ihei6nlen Bat Oos 0cridt ic cbtem Scrbit abacaeDcL
ms oariutcr piclc pon oacr6odiicr @e0eutug. Mell
0od nur alc ocriftc 10 eBig orbciier mo 70 proIpl
6onorln mollten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
@efnnntnradlilnnen.



Ter etaotoIcumeter miro am Sieuiaa, ben
80. SHni 1914 nm 10 llbr &ormiiidas aul
Dem GlaBe crneincn I'M oaa Nipenir Der 9lip.
Bnrtun. Strane bon @reBnan bis tur Solcrs
Goparb q Gppnan
(Suni 25) Sinois@comcicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Die beIten nnS belicbtciten
uun Baltimore ans
hrninncil snmiInn oN Nnnl.

WNUNTITWUIIIW UUW NIWFITII0Ft INV
bcainncm snmiog, 20. Suni,
Bic prddiinen furt SeppNls nno Setler'on'
GTurpOncl.
CjroEnrigc Scencrie. eieuir9a NiisnOten, ole
QroBen Nrden. gtdli9 Dem euSQneDluna' SUB
Qlcid Nclcbter Sampler sSnapueOuhAa Oe
6cn Sici;iiaQ. Sonnerilaa ino 1lmlia9 nm
/ llbr Gacbm. 8n 9dule nm lO.4o ghenps.
WiinpodS 8 Gorni. mo Samli0gs 10 GnuH.
& ilNueic SOC. lhiiit Gn,menrr Su.
i(SuntiS.TNG, ,BgEteD eutlll4uiie y so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
ScidleubcItattrr.
Nanicl CSa1tDn,

2ciNcubcltottcr imo GinboIlanircr,
916 EcuniDlponia.9lDe.
Sclcpboa Wd gernon 5l00-
(gop21S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

gso lanec in Oiccm 2unoc jcuc in Der @c6r0eit iino
sic Dor 6rer cacnen TDir tc6rcn mo uidt Dor iremoe
Sic Rciormcr Dcnaaoacn unO %ro66itioncn aoer Y
ser aQinocr6cit, pirO cS li6 uter ocn Stcrnen llp
strciicn aon5 prddtg lcbcn lom", p6iloiop9irt e,n
gonidblatt ans ocn @eiten. llno mir alaubenS allo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
@inn q Xeilcr,

(ganiolNcr bon S. Srnuccl.
qcmcnbcltatlcr nllo Vlnbnliomircr.
glr iu3. 5uoHeulics Strnfc.
(. & ". @bonc gSolic 1888 9,aNiS often.
5nocioic @colcuna. WdRAc 4reie,
9lr. zoo. 3. Ctr. 0inblnnoiolun.
g. & @ Gboue: 2Sollc 1922.
(0ndrlto TWfirl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
FOREST NOTES.

| Connecticut has one and n hal
million acres of timberland, main
ly in farmers woodlots.
India is developing an important
turpentine industry, though it does
not yet supply the home market.
| Only one wood, Spanish cedar
(Cedrela odorata) is commonly used
Tor cigar boxes. Sometimes cheap
Ter wood may form the basis OF the
box, with paper-thin veneers OF the
tropical cedar over it,
II has been suggested that certain
kinds OF timber on the national for
ests be reserved for the needs OF
| the navy. This recalls the fact that
the first forest reservations in this
country were made for naval meters
The department of agriculture Is
trying to eliminate the danger to
cattle from poisonous plants on ma
tional forest ranges. OF these
plants, larkspur loco wood, death
camas, and water hemlock are the
most poisonous U4arkspur does the
most harm, because IL is 30 widely
distributed and is particular bad
for cattle Ordinarily horses will not
eat larkspur, and sheep can eat II
without apparent injury
The Canadian forestry association.
which recently met In Ottawa. has
selected Halifax, Nova Scotia for
It's next annual meeting place.
The stringent requirement OF the
forest service that all sheep be dip
ped before entering the national for
ests has practically eradicated
scabies on those areas
The lumbermen OF Maine In 1900
In this country the use
Of mountain lookout towers with
telephone connections for the
prompt location and suppression OF
forest fires.
Fifteen small sawmills are cutting
timber from the Powell national for
est in southern Utah. more than
100 miles from the nearest railroad.
They are run by settlers during time
that can be spared from the crops |
and supply local needs since there
s no opportunity 70 ship timber IN |
,r out
Arrangements have just been made
FOR the sale OF 40 million feet of
timber on the Tongass national for
sst In Alaska. This forest Is cut
ap by bays and inlets. some OF
which give an opportunity for taking
The timber from the mill 10 the
locks OF ocean going steamers. The
rongass forest 10 now self-support-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Rev. George A. Parker is sick.
w. II. Bundy was in Bennington
recently Oh business.
Miss Flora Chapman was the guest
of her mother in Dorset Friday.
Merritt Barrett of Troy, n. y,
was in town Saturday on business.
Clifford Coping OF East Dorset
was the guest Of friends here Saturday
evening.
Mrs James Jameson, who has
been seriously I'D. Is slowly improve
fng.
Call az Miss c l.. Hanaman's
millinery parlors April sth for your
new Easter bonnet adv
r.. h. Smith Of Piil-heId. Mass,
was business visitor IN town the fore
pari Of the week.
The Service Club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. L. J.
Callahan.
Mrs Lizzie whitman OF Dandy
was a guest OF Mr. and Mrs. c. v
whitman on last Thursday
Mrs. Mary s,annard Of Dorset was
The recent CUES, o. her daughter, Mrs.
l.. II. Thompson
Miss Junia il.agene. who has
Been spending few days ia Rut-
land, has returned home
Al recent meeting Of the board /
Of directors Of The Union Club il was
decided 10 bold ''iadies night" on
April 2is,,
Mrs. Burton Harrington. accom-
panied BY Der mother. Mrs. Jason Haz. 4
elton. and sister. Miss Sarah Hazlet0n.
were shopping in town Tuesday.
Mr NJ clAussn, who has been 1
ia Springfield, Mass for the past
i.w nonihs expects 10 return 10
town next week She wlil make
her hon.. with Mrs. A Kohisr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
PAWLET.

Miss Mile j. Paddock of Paw
let, one of the Vermont girls study.
ing at the New England Conserya-
tory of Music, Boston, made a pub
.dc appearance last Saturday after
noon, March 2S, at a recital given b
some Of the more proficient students
n Recital Hall OF the Conservatory
building With two other pupils OF
the pianoforte department she was
heard in an Interpretation of the
first movement of Beethoven i
Pianoforte Trio in & minor, op. J.,
No. 3, one of the ensemble works
which are popular in arranging pro
gram at America S Oldest and largest
A large and app
cLltiye audience was present
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
DORSET.

Alfred Seymour was In Arlington
Monday on business.
--Messrs. X. NJ. and r. d. Camp
bell were in Rutland on business on
Tuesday.
Delmer Wai,e. ~ ani efild
OF Rockaway, N. ", a'e ri Ea%ard
Tfft's for visit.
-. II. Sheldon is installing a
new heating plant in the s. s. Pratt
house on North Main st.
The mid-week Service OF the
Church was held this week in the
school house at East Rupert
Several Dorset people were in
Manchester Depot attending tie Mat
tison auction on Tuesday.
Abner Blackmer OF Kirby H0l.
low Is visiting over In York State
aud VII be gone forsome time
Mrs. Ira Reed OF Kirby Hollow
sper1 Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Wallace West OF the No. Distinct.
Miss Lydia wilkins OF Chester
~ spending two weeks with Miss
Angie Norcross OF the No. District
Mrs. Burr Phillips is teaching
the North District school this term
In place OF Miss Julia Mccarthy. re-
signed
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Batchol-
der and Louis Batchelder were Sun
lay dinner guests OF Mr., and Mrs
John Fisher.
.--Judson Carpenter OF Granville,
Y. y. is spending few days with |
ais daughter. Mrs, Fred Norcross. Of |
Kirby Hollow.
IT. 4. Comba OF Church street
ias returned from New YORK CITY 1
1hare t9s has been on business for
he pax two mouths.
On Wednesday. April sth, Miss
!, L. IianamAn viii be glad TO wei
,ome all lads. who are In search /
II n~N spring bonn- adv.
Mrs A. r. Sherman and Miss
Sherman of Church street returned 4
dOncay from three months trip IN /
he south aud ives,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-04-02
The Toggery Shop

Mrs. e. v. Whitman and Miss l.
NJ Whitman were visiting at Charlie
Jones in Dorset on "Wednesday,
The women's Mission Circl,
win meet next Tuesday afternoon
April 18th, with Mrs Dean of Maps
street.
Regular monthly Covenant meet
Ing OF the Baptist church next Sat
urday afternoon at $50 II unable
to be present please send message
On Saturday Of this week i
oolored concert company viii Civ,
an entertainment in the Opera
House in this village. This VITA be
for the benefit of the NJ. N. Church.
The b. r s. class OF the Bap-
tsa Sunday School gave sugar
party In the yestry Monday even
Ing, having as guests the members
va aAcR pEVN ~ = NldSHt
Mrs. G. ~. Wyman will open
10 the public a fine Zine Of upto-
date Millinery April S. A discount
on everything. An apprentice want
ed adv
Regular services at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and
evening. The ordinance of the
Lords Supper will be administered
at the close of the morning ser
vice.
There WA be meeting OF the
Center Village Improve
ment Society ON Monday evening,
April 9Th, at O'Clock in w. W
Benefits rooms. All members are
requested 10 be present as there
Is important business TO come be-
lore the meeting.
When the more intrepid citizens / {
his place ventured FROM their dom
lilies Tuesday evening TO make their
regular nocturnal hips about the vii
age, they were met by streets shroud
ID in utter obscurity. owing to the
power plant being out of commission;
. spectacle which brought back to the
,lder ones memories OF ye olden times.
The second reading and spelling
0nusst Of the public schools of
conducted by the Supt.
rev G. A. Parker, will he held at
lnion Opera House. Friday p. m,
Ipril 3rd, at O'Clock. The reading
stll be by fifth grade pupils and |
he Spelling by sixth and seventh |
rade pupils.