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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-09

wANTED-To buy Dogwood, loaded on
cars, delivery to be made at once. VIII
pay highest market price dimensions
IL inches in diameter. 5-feet and up in
length. straight and clear. Write D. H.
Williams. Belzoui, Miss. Tfeb1w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-09

wANTED-Ag gents 70 represent as hand
ling Blue Bird Soap ana TuiIa. DrepafH=
tons IN each county Sells at .glt Box
1877 st. Louis. Mo. 2lfau
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-09

WANTED-To exchange desirable real
estate for automobile Give description
OF car to p. Q. Box -. jan24tf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-09
WANTED.

wANTED-REACrPs FOR r. = BiNG-
HAMS NEW BOOK. "AsHORE AT
MAIDEN'S WALK" GET YOUR COPY
AT GOES. PHONE 235. 3feb1W
WA NTED-To exchange desira BILE real
estate for six good mich cows VIII
trade for one or more cows or six IN a
bunch. Address Box AZ, or Phone 6S4
ian22
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-09
HELP WANTED.

CAPABLE MEN WANTED In Latin
49, American Countries. large salaries. hne
climate, wonderful opportunities. Three
Americas, Co. Houston, Texas. sfeo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-09

BEST STOCK, lowest prices
special this week, Friction
lighters for gas head lights,
75c pair, worth double. Fine
on rainy, windy nights. Fl.
E. Root, III w. Garden.
l5ianfns
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-09
AUTO SUPPLIES

WANTED-Your automobile repair work.
Full line or FORD accessorieH Away
on hand Out-of-town Orderh given
prompt attention. All work guaranteed
Prices reasonable. Abbott Auto supply
Co. go South Bayleu Phone al5 8faa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-09

Of Merchandise any
where. any price. Jordan & Cason
Lake City, Fla. Sojan25t'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-09
The Journals Want AID WAY"


Are You Getting the Worth
of Your Money in
Fire Insurance?
IN buying the necessities of life as we'll as it's
y III luxuries, the wise selects the best his
money command. Some afford the
II most expensive, but IN exchanging cash for
chattels the desire for the best quality for equal
quantity is instructive trait of mankind.
{ Why should you not exercise the careful
scrutiny and judgement in selecting the company
fire?
Since the year 1880 some $50 companies en-
gagged in the business Of fire and marine insurance
IN the United States have either reinsured retired
failed.
The Down-and- Out Club thus shows an annual
average gain in membership of than fifteen
from fire insurance corporations alone.
Should review the decade previous to 1880,
still startling exhibit could be shown but the
records incomplete
1t is not to be assumed that the rates paid the
companies comprising this appalling list less
than charged by the survivors, while charged
today by all companies practically uniform.
Why not them select policies in those compa-
MES of large resources with business already deve
oped, carefully selected an dproper1y supervised
companies that have been tested by time and tried
by such staggering blows they received at Chi
cago, Boston, Baltimore, Jacksonville, San Fran
cisco.
Is the agent attending to your insurance deliv-
ering policies issued by DID, strong, and estab-
lished company that has been tried by the vcissi-
tudes of the business and able show the highest
quality of resources and financial strength?
Do the policies you hold fully furnish what
your money paid for, namely, the best protection
money will buy?
Don't forget that the very best insurance can
be had for the same money inferior article.
There are no young small companies in the
Hooton & Watson agency
We represent fifteen companies whose combined
capital and assets aggregate $119,209 038.00. This
is much too large to fully comprehend at a
glance, suggest you go back and look at it
again and then decide whether not we in a
position Guard your interests
Mr.. J. E. Ward who has had many years of ex-
perience in the Fire Insurance business, has been
placed in charge of insurance department, and
better equipped than before to give
any information that may be desired regarding rates,
forms, etc.
Perhaps you paying rate that can be
look your building and advise you fully if there
is any way to reduce the amount you paying for
Fire Insurance
HOOTON & WATSON
General Insurance Agents
No. South Palafox street Phone 81
New Britain herald., 1914-04-28

for Dewey M. Norton, who carried the house with his rube comedian act. Next came Fillmore Ohman and Herbert Anderson with piano and violin selections.
 O'Brien-Jack and Harry -Glennwar, in the comedy sketch, I'm Your Friend" and Jack Riley and Long Bill in their musical comedy act were the hits of the evening and took the audience by storm Henry F. Ladbury by means of his mysterious sleight-of-hand stunts, proved that his hands were quicker than the eyes of the onlookers. Fillmore Ohman
New Britain herald., 1914-04-28
PULLAR
Advertised Letters.

3 The following is a list of letters re- rnaining uncalIed sf for at the New Britain, Conn.,, post office. April. 2s. 1914: @1s slsH4 ~ V Mrs. Richard Geary. ' Mrs. Mary West. { Mrs. Charles Bullock. Mrs. E. R. Burwell. Mrs. M. J. Hubert.
 Mrs. A. Walker
 Mrs. Dennis J. Cronan.
 Miss Selma Wainio.
 Miss Sylvia E.. Elton.
 Miss Emily Hook.
 Miss Lillie Koeller. z Miss Valbaig Johnson.
 Carl Skogland.
 Swan Kallberg. George Savage. < Andrew Peterson. James M. Scanlon. < George Westwood.
 M. J. Hubert. ~
 Maksim Burja.
 John Fords. ! A. w. Moore. Joseph Roche.
 Wojseik Karlowiecz. 1. Anekcaridry Ropresovky. N w. J. Riley. sfs
 John H. Griffin.
 Ask for advertised letters and men, ton date of list.
 IRA E. HICKS.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-28
BOSTON STORE
APRONS

APRONS
 For every use, for the Mistress, for the Maid, for work or for dress. You can always depend on finding just what you want here. We carry pretty near everything made in the shape of Aprons.
 COVERALL and Bungalow Aprons, big variety, neat patterns, in percale and gingham, striped, checked and plain. all nicely made and trimmed, soc to 75c each.
 NURSES, Mattresses and Maids Aprons in sheer lawn, Swiss and fine cambric, 25c to $1.5O.
 AFTERNOON TEA and Sewing Aprons, plain, crossbar and dotted Swiss, all shapes, round, pointed, princess. etc., 25c to SIPS.
 WORKING APRONS, percale and gingham, all styles and shapes, 25c up.
 STORE APRONS, fine quality black sateen, round, square and long, generous pockets. 25c each.
 SPECIAL Silk Waist value. Jap pure silk, latest style. all sizes, white nn1v 00c eanh
 TUB SILK Waists, heavy weight, pure silk, fancy striped. new patterns, would be good value at $2.26, $1.08 each.
 MUDDY HOUSES for Ladies. Misses and Children, big variety. all styles. Misses and Children's, 75c. Ladies' 98c.
 SOMETHING NEW and dainty in Ladies' Handkerchiefs. "Frendale" Lawn, hemstitched, new designs in dainty colored borders and hand em- hroidery, 10 different styles to choose from, 12hc each.
 Agents for MCCALL PATTERNS, the best pattern sold at any price, 1Oc and 15c.
 z <
New Britain herald., 1914-04-28
VISIT IS CONCLUDED.

Boston. April 28.-European mem bers of the International Surgical so- ciety concluded their visit to this city today by attending additional clinics at several hospitals. Numerous diff1- cult operations were performed under their observation by Boston surgeons.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-28
COPPER-HUED ACTORS.
Local Rcd Men Uncover Several Stars 
 W in Their Annual Show.

The vaudevillians of Mattabessett tribe, I. o. R. M., staged their an nual show last night before an $. R. o. house. Every act proved to be a headliner and the audience placed the approval stamp on each star Af- ter the overture by Banners orches- tra, Albert Swanson featured several of the latest song hits. Al. was a hit from the start and paved the way
New Britain herald., 1914-04-28

followed with some pleasing piano selections. After the show Banners
 orchestra furnished music for dancing and refreshments were served by a committee in charge.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-28

New style blouses of heavy crepe de chine in the most entrancing col- ors, also white and black, very spe- cial $2.98. Wise, Simth &s Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-28

Agents for MCCALL PATTERNS, the best pattern sold at any price, 1Oc and 15c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
0irdJlidle gIn5eiecn.
9iuus .(Bencin0c.

1915 &oru Aelormuiionelclt
6P.M. English vesper service. Every
body Welcome. 1Oct5ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31


Die SNa5l oes 64 Gon9reics. Der am J. D1dr5 1918
eine 3weiabrigc Saribabu begnnt itebt rmuIittebar
bcpor 9Ber Den feds Dhtglie0ern 0es gieprdiental.
teubalies 5iI pcldem MarpIano bcrettiei it, miro in
oiccm Staatc and Elm gunoesinotor ori ed)s Sabre
erpablt gge Die gSabl Ia 1Rorplano alsiaIen mro
oariIber fnu foium Elm }mecl obpalcn Der 0emotra
tIde @onooat iir oen 8lm0es. 5cnat Sobn Matcr
Sulitb Der ocn 5taot iton felt Dem Dor ngeidbr adt
Sabren eriolgen Eooe Nrbir A5uc eormans I'M 5enat
periritt iomie mnoeiiens hni oemofrotiibe GongreB
eanoieatcn merocn iider ermdblt. ,Sn 3Iueiie III bod
items Der cctc GongreBoiiiritt 0as mcItlibc @orpauo
weldes felt imoeltdjer 3eit Sic rep6lifanidjc Sod
burg ocS Staates goucicu t.imO 5npcilen hon cine
republfaniide @lcbrbct DON 5000 Stimmen ubgegeben
Bat lu0 100 sic AcpubGioner einen in 9luegonD.@omtD
iebr pupildre Gonooaten ouiaeiielt ba6en. guBer
Gem criudblt Ger aus Baltimore lno Saroro.Gomtg
tetebenoe brittle @eridtebe5irt cncn neien beilibenoe
&d)ter aud in oiecm sale 1T oem oemotratiida San
oioatc Der Siea 5iemlidj ider 6crner miro i'm gan
sen Stnatc iiber cneu 3ah 5ur Staatsueriulng abgc
itimmt scr ocn 9lmtstcrnin Ocs S1erfis Ger Stooi
Baltimore 5ii eneu oieridbroen madt inio Dem Sn6a.
ber ocs antcs erldubt leu cigener Nadolger 81 mcr
0c pas biSbcr nidt geihe6eu tonuc Die g8abler Ger
Sta0t buben 5uoem audi ber 3uei glnlciben obytn.
ncn Scr Orc Oiiloncnonleibe Iiir Oc @olenoimg Ocs
Nb5ugsfanoDiienls mo Der ccinbalb l}ilionct.gln.
lcbe iir ole @ertieerm9 Ocs Sdiabrsionols I'M iil-
neran Soen Die 6crtigielrng oes Seen pig6Iuops tno
Que Sreetulddlli0 Der ~, fdlullraBe. uepcr one glD
suastonaanlcbe bronden nidt Dice g8orte Qemadt si
ueroeu, Gin Scocr wciH ooB oos eclo bchafft per0en
nB Dab 0c slrbeten, ir sic es bcitimi lit cine }piil
gcroc 9otbpcnoigfeit nO glnocrs pcrbdlt c9 h nit
ser 5ueitei 9ulei6e 9ele 9Iaiiber ooB Die Ncr6ec.
rimaen iiir bic oos eco betinmt it, lparten fonncu
5e niogen redt 5aben. 9Ibcr Die Gertieiering oes
5djiiiabrtsianolS i'm nneren 0aieu miB iriiber ooer
ipdter ansgei5r peroen, oanlit mem Der eiropoiide
are0 oorbei III inns oer gScbanoesoerebr bon 9ieuciu
in polen llnian8c agenonmen miro oIIdl Die groBten
Sdliffc bier Uoue Saomg neDmen fonuen IS iegt oes
6aIb 0od1 mo6l nl Sutereiic Der StaOt, 0nB aud oc
5pcitc 9ulei5cporaac angenommen miro 0aniit golti
more gerite it, me ole groBe Sdliiisbemegilna ein
iett no alte Sonoelsperbnoun9en BON Reuem onge
fniipft ueroe 81 orei Counties miro an nadieu
Dieutae autb iibcr Socol Option obgeitmmt no 5war
in Garrett mo Gorroa.Gointp iiber ein gan5 ueues
0ceb pdbren0 III GecilGointD oas troden it, sic ale
bier Sabre pieOerfebreuoe gbitimnuna crio8t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

samitoa, Orn BIZ cftobsr 1914.
Mirae I'D leiddmen0ee sdlanIpiel Iein.

IaS NilA mcbes ole gselt dj nndl sen @eridten
0ils yon0o brute non oen enafidcn @olte luaft IL
hnnuelpei perihie0en upn Dem altgeUObneH Nloc
Iie g9et NOR gepo9nt cni taltbdtges, iberlcgenoes
g'p al icbci eth goIf 0us ourd ids nerUoS gcmad)t
paei ouiaerea ucr0eu f0nte SeBt iebcn mir ail elm
nla eine Jniion non iini5g Hlonel Qlendjeit uedle
anideiuci0 e1lides leberlcBlmgspermo9en Dcrloren
bal sl eoem Nlauu ieoer 6roii i,uo eoem ssinoe BON
0tuiihqr o0e olicrreidihcr @e6trt o0er nit oeirid
iulgcn0rm gianlcn punntiben Die @nolanocr eIncn
2ppo rilic 9eidbri6e Fcrou pc6c onn5 aepiB beob
iidfgi rgao cine ,ldmar5e bat 3n perilberr Eiec
&abpcfiicAun0e 0es hrittidea &oiteS uadlt oalclbc
iNd oilcul ddgrIih III oeu gIuacn Scr gScIt onoern
perciiei cs audi 3lt cnr 9ebonolng undnoigcr Aicr
ldcn bic emes groBcn &oicg zines 8otes ueldes felt
,abr0un0Qrtr to3 bebaupte sat oaB es bic Nali pes
renep Nlarnes trdNt unuiir0ig IT, Das 0elitidle &olt
binQcQcn Deldes Nouoon ei Dem Alsbrtde oes Stre-
aes ais eiu Golf pon garbore bir5iiteacu uerlnd)t
Dat SIC Gual0noer ii Berlin imo au0eren Staoten oes
Nclhes bisber mt ebrno ocl Soboftln8 6ebanoelt.
iric por 0eii arip0c
9bcr SAB Bic &erol8iiua Der oie Iciden ~ ela.
Lamb ieit orc Dpnaien oilsoeieet iro hlicBlib 0ao
0eutIdjc Nplt auigebradjt mnden uiir0c, la9 a Der
Nan0 Tie Ser agliiden Negicrung ourh uaieren gots
ldaiicr III Qerlia ibermittelte g1auung Der oeutden
9cgicrma. ooB mcul Sic ia Gn0Iano imirbmog nbof.
tifcu 0ehcn Gipiliitpn nidt DIS pdietens Den gto
pember Ia 6reibcit geest icicu ocn enalanoera IN
DcuiiAmlo cn glcidcs Sddial 0robei Uiroc tofnmt
nidlt iberraihenO Ger gSeIt bdte ict oann ipcnil
Gualaao uidt sur @ernnit tonuit 0as Sdauipiel
0ah oie bei0en All Der SpiBc Der 9ipidation marhI
tcnoen truiuniideu 9'olcr GegenietS ibre uuibulol
8eu uutcrtbonen uic gemeIua @erbrcdjer bebapoeln-
Goiiculidl egt bic @ernint IN engloio 10 oaB
lns ciu iod)es beddlnenoes 5hatpiel perio9t peiDt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
@ernlildlte 9Inseigeu.
gIn bie Namtn

ri. rmslae enal2 IN Der etdbf.
nnlcre 3ldh6loiien iee offer. 3unae Domen.
mcl6c bic Qleioermameyi .ni nan cen neu'.en
Nl.i6Oncu crlcrncn ppuel, hnuen olee " lit,
ser 9cit burn ben Nulnlub al oise Nlnfap
erreidcn llntcsribi Wloreen3, 5,abniiinne nm
Nbenbe Aeoueuc Ghnoef. Sm pnnle be'
aonncnc QlrbeL, N innreu luubreno oee uuiet'
tihfs iprfcelcbi mcrOeu. @rnuhliner unters
ncht I'M Gniiunrl bon Whiiiern ctibelli. Nnpers
Nu8filnii iNriiilih 50er nNu0liW bci Drt
9nbtrS NJ. BOZ. ltEnratoansGstnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
onnhnn., .,lSnrf.i, rnetern.
baltimore Cemetery.

Baltimore Gemeterg.
ghsean; canptGlngqna @grtbsGoeHne, sHsM
uon Der 0nn,Strnhe.
HeQribabpldbe 81 periauicg pon $50 an
Geliion SO uutcr .ulmcrmnprenoer tlnltnl
$685. Baum fiir eima@s Wrdper, @opeW
fsele Denneunp Dss &Qreuc.
Nu5erneliraben.9 inaann lebl cifel
(0uut- -rrcy)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

NaIIimore 93usiness GoIIeae.

EdIllinCte (1uSlHeSS Nole9et
Charles uns eoratoaa.etraRs, Baltimore, DID.
Gs IobHi idi cine eHtr shuie 81 beinarn.
GuH0lder perionlher lluierrtt IN BUDS
bulien. @rcgQ Scnoqr0pbie Wai6neHi1lela
ben Snoninre,bcn elrltbmctf uno anoeren
6dberH
aaa. unb gbenbidulen inn aan5cn Sahr oiien
0erbit Scmeicr Der Taalhule bc9lnlt anl
T. september.
SerbitScmeiier Der glbentihnle be9inni am
IA. September.
Stnocnicn iouten .i0 iebt nnmcloen.
Cute 2tclnngcn iiir WraDnirtc belurat.
WlaH bole ilb, ihrcibe oocr iclepboniTe fir
Nlinlog.
6. o. Norman, @rdEScHt.
tqlua27 9lltc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

Surcan bcr trnNcuonrdbrunes0omm
Nalti moro. i3. GiioDcr 1914.
Sic Sirnbcnouthbruho Oomninnic w ocr
ziuof Baltimore Hdc1cn blcrinl beidni oub,
nahocm ie ibrc Gnncnc itcr bic GniihdoiNnii'
ncn llnoien mo gseri1erboblinacn iiir Son.
ocmnlruua nno 0r0iiuuua bcr oambnra. Strahc,
bon Der Nulp. sir- bis 3ur Giicno' driiber Siod
Oulu) Sirdhc rcbii oen onrdnl uciieltDeli
enoGniiaeu uno corrlgirlel crlldrcnocu Hlu
men ren0rt bObclt genius ben 8urlhriicn oee
Gboricrs Der Siaot baltimore mo Der am Q.
gRd 1914 untCr5cinnctcu Sprprounq glr. $50
oc0 Nlahore uuo Giaoitaibe
bicrni Rolls Gcbcn o0b pclnQic Aaheue
inb aafie ani oieie 29eie oonenoci uno be-
olnubiai lpotocH ~, uno oab Der NRnpot mo
sidoiraib bon Baltimore oocr lr9cuo menc
9cripn ooer @crloncf Corporation ooer eorpo'
iaioncu bic uiii ocm 3nlprun Der 0uiin0o
Qunecu uu}rircocu ino nnerbnb ofe
bip (30( 1oaen pgnl pler5cgnten xesc IN
CitDbcr n Sahrc 1914, ocm Soium oer cr
iicn son un8 cfldiiencn Gcy5nenilhnnq biccr
Noi5 onaeacil oinh nriltinc Eeiiton an
0us Noiiunre ziaoiacridl nppcuiret uuaei,
inocm ile cas- eeriui um cine Heoiilon ocrla'
Gunrnc g. eirnuunn,
9uhn 3. Gnniprn,
0arrp a. 0lrmlcn.
0ouWilidrc
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VaTfdu ssr slTaNsaoaTdl0rHt9gs. eonmIiIaIf.


VQlt Worc. 20 NiirbCr 1914.
Die SiraBcuournbruD5 Nonlmlnare in Der
9iaoi baltimore maGcn hicgmt Dcidunt, odb,
nddhcm c ibrc Iabele iihet ole 0Hilhdolgun
gen llnioilcn mo gecribcrD0hlHgcn be5iialtb
Der 0unbcmuirnnn nno VrDilnnna Der stree
pcr.Strnhc Gao SUB brciD pon Der Snoieiic
Scr Nlonumenl SiraBe bis 5ur Iogoeiie Der
QlcGlocrrp Sirabe ncbii ocil odrou heinal
ncn enoanitiQcn uno roryiGirlcn crllnrenoen
Glducu rcpibiri 0abcn. acniab Den Sprl6ril
ten tca 0boticre Der Si0oi baltimore mo Der
am q Sui 1914 uufer5ei0ncicn 3croronnn0
Nr. 502 oee Niapors nn0 Siaoirlibe
ic bicrnIit lOii8 gcpcu Dab bcl0aic Inbeuc
uno Marie 0ul oieic gSciic polcnoei mio pc
Qlnublnt purncn lii uno onB Der Mlnpnt iino
Siloirdib bon Baltimore. pocr racuo lpcOc
Rcrion oocr Rcrioucu. Corporation oocr eorpo
gGiioncn. Die NIT Dem 1uiprun Der Guilbnol'
eiiugcn oocr auicrlcgien 9Seriberbppnn9cit pic
Bier pcndHui un3nIrieoeH lilo, iHncrbalb
hrciBi0 t8O) I0Qen bonn orciRinifI xnBc ua
CttoDcr 1914, ncin Snlun Der crcn mo
ms crlaiieucn &croiicuiliDunp oiclcr 9toii5,
OQQcpcn 0urd ihrinlimc petition an oda Huli
ilmorc Siaoigcridi appculrcn no0en, lnoem ne
oas Vcribi nm cine 3coirou oerlelben au9e
ben
SuBn q. Snniurp,
Nnrry ". 9lemlcn,
eunmiiidte.
eugene s.. Sl0Sosrs
lCft3t yiobO l3 POD Olcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

Am Stniaa neteu eueldc Cifsiere bic aroHm
pelnlhei aauonen tanniei ihren Sdiien Dor Sitenoe
fidiiS anba6en. Deni cine @tranobatterc tonne en
shiiI 0as iuuer Vi Aeme8m9 ~ nidt treilen An
n6diten Sage ioaca oie Gnalanoer lore 5ottr BON
CenDe 5uriid neil Sic ocniden Sanoner ibuen n lbel
lniqeipplt batieH. So miro e0cn Eda cic AraHlerei
sen ahrica nud) Der on6erer uioerleai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31
TretetniQfeits Stride

(1riniD, 1iraBc)
epnntnq: gluocmcnce 9leiurmallpuelcii
&orniiape g3ic lCicrn uil ono helofma
iiousicf3" AbcnoS pHnfbcr nno lelne Sen
0crr 81 81 }4cbcr irddi 5pci Etcoet nof
(Cf3i 9ob1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

Wuir @rnteu nnb 6rieoe iino oie elrinoe, an melde
b oer %raiincnt pos SoI auforoeri Dem @dppier oer
g5eiaa Ionf al iaarr @ppeIt Is @ruieu 6ciriiH war
he 9lntur ms mmer 9iitia mehr aIs mir c0 pcr0lent
Aa6cli mcia pr aie imuillenidaiilide @eliehtug nm
iereg Aedet eeAenie sli 6rleoeu apc foNlen mr 'nt
tgaynQN Neal inir ailS aefiiiIei batel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

SIS riro bicrnii heldnnt 0cQcbcn, oOb
Neorac Aonocrmait aemdB Der ain lg Slnl
1908 nHier3eihncien @croronung 9tr to5. glb
ihnlu AZ eataerapb - cUic am 2s. 4ouem.
bcr 1871 auenolrD. uin 0rlnnbnB naheciuci
tat nne glumcicu au oouaO'NluOo mo Sillca
Snabe ais ooBlaner so bcnuBen
6. N. Subbs,
(Cn2s 3D eebdioc1nlpciior.
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euarre Is. Mo0aers,
(cuii2i2s.NoUN 0leti


gnscau orr sirahenonrn0rnas.Go .GommiHdre.
YQltim more. ~. Giiobct l9l4.
Sic Sirdbenourmbrude 0oamiilrc n ocf
zinti Baltimore Wn0cn Dicrmii bcInnui oab.
unQb0cm ne lnre Isabelle iuet bic oNlmnoi
aunocu nnioicn nh Ncrtbcrbpbundcl ocjug
li1 Der 0puDcmuitnia uno NrbflunuA oer
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iuib Der am o. Mai 1914 untcr3cimneien &el
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has baltimore Saoacridi oppcuifen inoQcn
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Gneeur g. Granuan,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

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cc ill oeu eren augltttoaen ourl ene paltilna oeu
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Iutdlanos ID ocr eiacncn Dladt Deutidnnos gii
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fnan3ea uno prtbdaHlidl oas bciicraanlrtc nno oaB
lur neQeid ondl oaS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rolf tno,
Eas flinai uu0erS als mas perr 6burdlia idgt uno
Qs ur6 oiuh cbatiadjeli buuieeli pd6rcno Sbataden
aqaen 0os i4reelet mas gburdbia laaic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-31

2l Gitobcr 1914
G5 piro bermii beianHi eeeeben oab gIripnr
Srcn acmdB Der am 10. 1uu 1908 unicrleih
uetcn Scrorouun0 9ir 1855. gl5ldHitt 11 9slru
arupb q liule am 2s 9,oDDmbcr 1911 nlneii'
oir) um NtlaubniB HuAg0un bat oQe sn
mclcu 9lr. 4Ol 0oioinSiraBc ais uiicniline
WQragc 8u bcnutcu.
IS. Is. shbbe,
(Cli3l aiou2 80 Ocnduoc Sulpellor