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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-05-09
HOpkinSviIle Market
Quotations.
Corrected April is, 1914.
RETAIL GROCERY PRICES.

Country lard. good color and clear
lac and 15c per pound.
Country bacon, TIC per pound.
Black-eyed peas. $3.50 per bushel
Country shoulders, 15c pound.
County hams 2lc'per pound.
Irish potatoes. $1.30 per bushel.
Northern eating Rural potatoes
81 80 per bushel
Texas eating onions. s25 per
bushel, newIstock
Dried Navy beans. $500 per
bushel
Cabbage, new, 3 Genus q pound.
Dried Lima beans. Coo per gallon.
Country dried apples, 1Oc per
pound, 8 for 25c
Daisy cream cheese, 25c Der
pound
Full cream brick cheese. 25c per
round
Full cream Limberger cheese, 25c
per pound
Popcorn, dried on ear. &c per pound
Fresh Eggs 30c per doz
Choice lots fresh, well-worked
country butter. in pound prints. 30c
FRUITS.
Lemons. 25c per dozen
Navel Oranges, zoe to 4Oc per do7.
Bananas, l5c and 25c doz
Cash Price Paid For Produce.
POULTRY.
Dressed hens, 123c per pound
Dressed cocks, 7c per pound
live hens. lie per pound; live cocks
&c pound; live turkeys. 14c PEI
pound
Roofs, HIDES, Wool AND TALLow
Prices paid by wholesale dealers tc
butchers and farmers:
Roots-Southern ginseng, IS. rs ID
Golden Seal" yellow root, $I.35 II
Msyapple, 30; pink root. 12c and 13l
Tallow-No. /. al; No. 2, &c.
Woodbury., I0c to I7c;dC 7
Grease, 21c. medium, tub washed
2Sc to Soc; coarse, dingy, tubwashedt
18c.
Feathers-Prime white goose, 50c'
dark and mixed old goose, I5c to 30e;
gray mixed, I5c to 30c' white duck,
PC to 35c. new.
Hides and Skins-These quotations
are for Kentucky hides. Southern
green hides &c. We quote assorted
lots dry flint. I2c to I4c. 9-10 bet
ter demand
Dressed geese, lie per pound for
choice lots, live 81
Fresh country eggs, % cents per
dozen
Fresh country butter 25c Id.
A good demand exists for spring
chickens. and choice lots Of fresh
country butter,
HAY AND GRAIN.
No. timothy hay, $22 90
No. clover, hay, $40 90
Clean, bright straw hay, 25c bale
Alfalfa hay, $21 90
White seed oats, sac
Black seed oats, 53c
Mixed seed oats. Csc
No. 2 white corn, 92c
Wintor uhant hran cog M
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08
D grade Linoleum for
5Oc q II yard. Okla
Rugs for SO. 90. Don't
forget. 8 ave your
money.
THE OREGON
FURNITURE co.

Lucille Bucher MAS = years old
Monday, tth instant, and she enter
tanned q bunch OF her little friends In
a most royal manner. They played
and played, and then mamma served
them With lots Of good things TO eat.
Miss Edna Lukens has been Sc.
cured by our school board TO teach
the sth grade Of our public school, for
the coming l9li.l5 school year. We
congratulate Miss Edna; she is a good
teacher, and we verify believe she will
make good.
-Nodaway County paws the State
Hospital for Insane at st. Joseph ST.
l8l .07 twice a year for the keeping OF
county patients at that institution,
making a total cost OF more than S.
600 each year Hollis annual bill for
It's insane Is 1884.
-Zeb Smith, Of Bigelow, was In
town Tuesday, and gave us q very
pleasant call. Zeb is holding his own
for an old veteran, having served as q
member OF Company B, ith M. 5. NJ.
Cavalry, under Captain Albert Rock
or. VIM. Turnham, OF this city, was
an old company comrades; as alco
George Gotten, OF Forbes.
We greatly enjoyed visit Mon.
day, from Herbert Thayer, who Is
now "off the road for a brief vaca-
tion, visiting relatives and friends In
various parts Of the county, AS Is
known by his many friends, he and
wife are In the dramatic world play.
ing leading parts, and are making
good In every way In the histrIonic
TT. They have been with the Hill.
man company, the past year, and as
soon Is rested they win begin the
l9ll-'l5 season, but have not yet de-
cided with what company.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08
Kreek & HaSneSS
Economy Grocery Department

-lIasness & Foster have taken the
agency for the Chandler and Mitchell
cars. VIII have demonstration on
floor next week
Tom Boyd, Of Albuquerque,
New Mexico, Is here on visit with
his mother, sisters and brother, Ed,
Of Forest City.
IL. +. Ruley, OF the Confederate
Soldiers Home, IIigginsville, this
state, Is visiting here, the guest OF
numerous relatives.
Every farmer who owns an Or
chard should spray II three or four
times and get good apples instead Of
worms and "culls,"
The war with Mexico will have
the effect OF further draining the
Middle States OF their already reduced
stocks Of horses and mules.
Joe ii. Murray had two cars OF
cattle on the St. Joseph market, Tues
day OF this week. They were prime
stuff without the prime price.
Lucille, the six.year old daughter,
of Rev. w. L. Meyer and wife, pastor
of the German M. X. church, this
city, fell from teeter board, Sunday
last and severely sprsined her left
shoulder. She is now getting along
al right.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08

Plenty OF old papers for sale at
this o'hce at aoc per ioo'
Mound City Home Talent at the
Opera House this Friday evening,
MAY sth.
m. p.,, s,,t, u.,a..o
Company. of this city, we're placed
into Involuntary bankruptcy, by cred.
itors, on SATURDAY. last, MAY
DO -. 49,. .,,.,. A..
W. can give you a.s'hM,ng wi
Phone, $50.
OREGON PLuMBiSa & HEATING Co.
a., g., 81 Y,.
WIS Maui hiler anu sou LEWIS
nave returi,en IRON, 81, ,osep'i; mhere
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hilsen.
beck.
- ,- , ooo ooo
"A recent shipment OF ngv,Vo
eggs from Oiilna 10 ,ne u,teu oi n,,s
that appeals particularly TO A merican
farmers.
-,
LOOK III you nave any i've s.oek,
farm 0, anytning 70 sell, ., u y1u
Want 10 Duy, see W, 4, q. Long, 'ne
veterinary. Olnce 9ppos',e w. L. H.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08
CHAuTAuQuA.
OREGON Independent Chautauqua,
August 10. 1914.

Two new things have been already
planned 10y tie committee. THO
large waterproof tents will he placed
on the Chautauuua grounds for tile
purpose Of parking automobiles, sort
Of temporary garage, aud II u Ger.
tainly relief to know that your auto
Will bc safe from tie hot sun and
that the tires Will be In good condi.
ton when you return TO them, and at
night they will lie In AN Enclosure
under sufficient light and guard 40 a.
to insure safety Of all articles therein
cont aimed, a. we'll a. parts Of the car
itself, and then too, " " should rain
the auto will be dry and comfortable.
You can come from far or near and
the Chaui aulua will interest you.
Tie other new feature II that tie
management viii furnish tent TO
he used as a rest tent 10y the women
and children.
Are you progressive or stalNartr
DO you believe In representative gov.
ernment or the primary system and
referendum and recallr Hear the
Ilanley.liigelow debate, Saturday,
Aug, sth. COMMITTEE,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08

Tom Byrne and family. OF Oma.
ha. Neb., were here Wednesday after.
noon and night, the guests OF G. d..
Zook and family, They were en-route
TO st. Joseph.
Mrs. Alice Proud and little son
have returned home from a visit with
her parents, Gideon kunkel, ST., and
wife, and brothers and sister In Ana.
darko, Oklahoma.
-"STUDEBAKER!" The name Is
the Guarantee. The big, lightweight,
six cylinder car at $4,000, and the
four cylinder car at 100000. See them
at ID. NJ, Martins,
DO you know that We have as
good photographer In Oregon as you
will find in ST. Joseph Prices just as
cheap or cheaper. Come to Oregon
and see. Studio, east side OF the
square.
DIR. j. G. Whitmer and wife, Cur.
It's whitmer, mother and sisters, at
tended the funeral OF their uncle, Jo-
mas WhiLmer, at Mound City, Satur-
day last. VIM, NJ. Morris and family
also attended the funeral.
The book agent said that "Becky
was out Of sight In her circus dress, y
At the Opera House, this Friday eve.
ming, May sth. This Is q guaranteed
production, staged and played by peo-
pie who have had experience.
Sam Simpson, Jr., Is at home for
the vacation period from Omaha, Ne
braska, where he Is q student at the
Creighton medical college, He Is re-,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08

Take your pictures to Ralph C..
Moore for framing. Furniture re-
paired and upholstered In a tirst.class
manner.
TRY IL, because II Is a Stude.
baker!" See the Big Fiyeand Seven.
Passenger cars on display at ID. NJ
Martins.
-"Becky, the Circus Girl" at the
Opera House, this Friday evening,
May sth, Il rural comedy, and a
laugh from start TO finish.
Am ready TO answer calls for job.
bling In carpenter work. Call me on
Farmers Phone No. j2s.
Roy MATHEWS.
The Missouri river has been un.
usually low, for this time OF year. On
April % the measurement was - feet
above low water mark at the st. Jo-
seph bridge.
Miss Ninah Meadows, who Is at.
tending school In Mound City, visited
last Saturday and Sunday at the home
OF her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cortez Meadows.
Professor Powell delivered a lee.
ture TO the people OF Bigelow, on Fri.
day evening Of last week, on "Consoli.
dalton OF Rural Schools" Wen bet
II was a good one.
The county court while In session
Monday, OF last week, as board OF
appeals, to hear complaints as to as.
sessment, were not kept busy-in
fact, there was but one person filed an
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08
"FIFTEEN SEvENTY.FIvE and

sEIETEEN SENENTN.ElkE and
TEN FIFTY" are the prices OF the
) Tt ID Il BA X Err cars, completely
at ID. NJ. Martins.
psmamher Tim, wa vii, send you
Tur SrSTISr, and Kansas Gity
Weekly Star, one year. for only 81 80,
price OF Ting SENTINEL alone.
49,,
IJnuse norman anu ",ieMene Owe,
70 fa'ls ciIS eouple oi uais 'Ass
~ prouras"ivs ,snnka,d orraSi,a.
Ion s' "'
wv" -.
The Home Company, that viii
play "Becky, the Circus Girl at the
Opera House, this Friday evening,
May sth' brings WIN them special
settings
George Stephenson had car q
cattle on the ST. Joseph market
Tuesday, and George saws had they
moi been of his own raising, he would
have lost money.
s.,,, ya.,,,.. o,c..,o,,.,,,
,Smlth MeaaoWs, OF Gay t9"nship'
< o T.. S" e, o. nenspn' anu ~ -, Ia E
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08

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. null ~. ~ ossn saNu ' md ny ny
,,, ,I. su,sts' a','",,o', sa wv
,,t.aI,. '''o" Nv" se''''s "'0"s
"'se'''
The many friends Of Frank Mat.
thews and vi fe, Mrs. Ora Ware, viii
w. s.a' 70 aea," INA. na. . r,ey ,a's re-
49,, io ' 49, an a., ,.,,, "oL.
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na u m po,is "e'''0 W 'e"'"''
''''e '''"''''''''
Charles Il. Painter and wife, Of
Council Elulis, Iowa, are visiting his
parents, Ed Painter and wife and
other relatives OF New Point. Char
ley Is looking well ana prosperous,
lie says we BUSINESS OUTLOOK III MS
section OF the country Is good,
Our Young friend, and Holt coun.
,y a,,orreV Don Hunt WAS admitted
10 practice In the United States SUI.
preme court, on Friday last, NAV /.
This, we believe. Is the flrs, instance
of a Holt county attorney being en-.
rolled on the roster Of the Federal SUI
preme court.
Thu laa,.s NJ ,b.N T. cbuych n,
porhas wiI, have = ".nc;aI' in ,Ss
chu,cb hui,d,ny Satu,Sav eyening nl
,his ,.asr Nav a,% TSsv ~ nj sa,v ~
a "snsrai summer ana 4, "a n, No, onlS
Sa ssis"ant Xxx, Vii ha ius, &c "ooS n,
~ ii's siayan y Von ara c,rdiaIIv In,
vited. ana exnected 10 he present Adj
mission AZ lie door. free.
mi, A.. p.,u,,
ILhe otnceIs VI ,ne FARMERS Mu
tnal ihsSranss company were III ses
Sui =. sounu Ivy Sn,unua ias,
ana atter anJus.ihs ,ne Aalpi Meyei
anu lle Liheo,n su"oo',iouse iosses
their former president Jonas Witt
ner anu a''e""e" '''e 'u"e'a' se'''ce'
III q oody.
Sam Morgan, OF Skidmore, had
"close call" Sunday last. lie ~a'
| driving down In MS car, coming b,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08

old papers 20 cents per 100 at
this office.
Uncle Isaac Enox has sweet pota.
to plants for sale.
Oats for Sale-Call on or address
G. L. Meyer, Oregon, Mo.
Prof. Eckelburg, OF Hamilton, Mo.
was In Oregon, last week.
IL. X. IIasness had business In
st. Joseph, Tuesday OF this week.
Mrs. G. g[Fuller. of Mound City,
visited with Mrs, c. Is. Rayhill, Mon.
day,
Willard Stockwell Of Craig, had
business In Oregon, Tuesday OF this
week.
-"Becky, the Circus Girl" at the
Opera House, this Friday evening,
May sth.
IT. A. Long, D. V. :. Up.to:date
Veterinary. ONCE at home. Both
Phones, No. l3.
We enjoyed a very pleasant call
from Robert Elliott, Of the Monarch
district, Saturday last.
John Slater, OF Bigelow, had a car
load OF hogs on the ST. Joseph mar.
ket, Friday Of last week.
DIR. whitsell, eve and ear special.
list; se corner 9Th and Edmond, St.
Joseph. Both Phones, 9i3.
-"Becky, the Circus Girl" at the
Opera House, this Friday evening,
May sth. See small bills for cast.
Illinois saloonkeepers are also OF
the opinion that woman's sphere Is
confined exclusively TO the home.
Mrs Margaret Conrad and baby
are In Omaha. called by the Illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Neya Nicholson.
Mrs. Nina Curry visited with her
sisters, nieces and nephews In st. 10
seph for couple OF days, this week.
Some extra good second hand
Buggies and Carriages at the right
prices. See me. FRANK FOSTER.
Lin William, Who is working
for lIirsch Bros, st. Joseph, was In
Oregon over sunday with his family.
DR. Hogan reports a fine boy baby
born TO Joseph Sipes and wife, Of
Forbes Township, saturday, May .,
1911.
o. l.. Mark and sister, NJ 81. 10.
seph, are here Ona visit with their
grandparents, W. T.. simmons and
wife.
Judge Norman had carload OF
hogs on the 81. Joseph market, Wed.
nesday Of last week, that brought him
- -.
DR. e. l., Evans informs us there
J. a brand new girl baby al the home
Of VIM. Graham, Of l,ichNilic, born
April ~.
Professor a. a. Ross, Of the
Pate tity schools, was a saturday
guest Of Professor Powell, Of our pub
lie school.
Judge George IIibbard left this
week for Kaycee, Wyo., where he will
pass the summer with his son James
and family,
Dir. !. \. wood, editor Of the
Elmo, Mo-, Register, was here a few
days tli, week, visiting his son, Dr.
W ), Wood.
Edward Thurman, as a director.
attended a meeting Of the Farmers
Insurance company AT Mound City,
Saturday last.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08

I've Are solry 70 earn OF me con.
t,nueu i''nsss OF freq, son OF Mr., ana
mns, ru laws on hlckory township
, me mas Dte" very SIGN man from
pmeu'no n MS eonui'ion mas pe'
give some hone Tor n rsco vy' 10 "
H 80 p. w . 'eso'.,s'
,o whin i s,ea n anu Wiie, OF Gay
hN,isa nau business az the county
pasuine' Weunesaay OF TINS Week. and
~ was vi very pieassnl nature, VS.
Ga,x s NV w. u scnnn Mrs, neorge f.
ue,'im' III, we acNnow,edge q very pleas
na , co v ,a .osi , S,,i iana oniy WISH
one of Na,nre, s n9bis romSef' lot ne Is
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08
Baccalaureate Program.
Outlook Good for Fruit.
Sunday MOItNiNO, MAY

,, rn, LII ,o, SrN ,.n,,a., ~, eomp.
MN, e Wv" w., ~, yo az, i olu ~, 'v Uni, ..n.
~ h. w, ,,o . III 80 ~, u. ,,, ons
!" sea. s.as9 1870, wa. sH ana so' IN,
cat inus' a,s sha, 1 III P MI nr",c
sa,'y's ae ,hsu w wn' prov
n an.ehss a oa ~, ~. "a, ,o' spp,e,,
. s ys a' h o uo ,e. an " ,.onn, ",
Now that our progressive farmers
Mit, whom Holt county Is we'll sup
Piled are last coming 10 avail them
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08
Auto Livery

We are now equipped for Auto
Livery service.
AUTO SALES co.
Call Home Phone, %: Mutual 81.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08

Now Is the time 10 have that heat
put In your house. Let US figure on
IT.. Mutual Phone, EIO.
OREGON pLuMBINo X HEATING Co.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08

ALL GOODS DELIVERED.
Phone orders given prompt
attention, and you get prem.
ium tickets besides.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-08
Saturday and
Monday Specials

Post Toasties 1Oc
This l. tie lac size
New Cabbage, pound &c
I5ccan Best Sweet Potatoes 1Oc
No. 3 Stadard tomatoes. 8. 1Oc
Fancy Dried Peaches. 3 lbs. ,25c
zoe cans Defiance Peaches
or Apricots .,......2Oc
These are ilne-order acan at our risk.
Best kraut, 8 cans. .26c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
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1888 Sii6.Gbarlcs StruBe, mcIoctc
peltcrn Der @oli8ei 0es iii0lihen Qi-
lirtts bob iie nebit ibrer 10idbris
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@ais glr i410, @atapsco .5traBe,
pallIrte bon einem Sunoe attadirt
mnroe sSbre Eodlicr pur0c iii 0as
teNe 5aln qebiiicn un6 syrait
@tnnsburp als TIE beriudlte 0as
1bicr 81 Deribeiidlen IN SIC rehte
&auo. Or. &. Shei0t, BON gsr. 1918.
Glib. GBorles .StroBe, no6m 6ie bei.
oen 8erleBlen " Se6onoIuna. syrau
@tansburD iagte, ooB sroh Carrie
QdumDof bon Sir idiO Notonsro.
GtraBe, bic gigeHt5iimeriu ocs Spn.
Ges lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
StagIor naNnt Git.

Ger in glr. 1915, 9lipcrlioe. 9lpe.,
ipobn6aite 2S Sabre oIte Snlpciter
Stanlor ipuroe geitern gl6eno oeoen
s llbr in Der Sig6tiroBc, nobe Sem
@roBitr. .0}arft bctpllBtlos oafqcfiin.
Son. Sin @oli5iit scr Qlou6te. ooB
ser Dlann getrlnten 6otte, ionotc i6n
noh ser Iiioli0en 'Goli3ciltotion lln-
terpcos erlangte er oie @clinnitno
mieoer. mi0 beim @intrcifcn IN Ser
sgoliaeiItation SOC er cine init 0ued.
iil6er.5u6linat gefiiIlte 6laIdle ais
SGT goIhe uno iagte Sem 8olisei-
2ieutenant DfcSean ooB ct me6rere
0nediil6cr Edfelden in iel6itmorOe.
rider g[biidjt ueri6lndt babe. Syn
Scr 9olisei.9Iubnlan5 pnrOe Staplor
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wuBtiein. lic 9ler3te 6alteu icinen
8ititonO fir GilBerit tritiif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

ltilrjte, bon Srn. Somar0 Sorg, ei-
ueni 9lnaeiieQten entoedt, pelber
laut Inn @iilfe rief Sergeant Ga.
pls ino @oli3iit Ballard eilten bin-
5iI lno lor9ten fiir Bic lleberfii5rung
oes @erleetcn nab 0em Souoopat6.
lcben @olpltal an Der gtorO Nloluit-
StraBe, oellen2er5tc trob Der idlinlnI
nllSleDenoen @crplnOung, Die iic5
Gilel beibro9te, &offnung ouf @rs
6aItling lelnes 2ebcus 6a6en, inOen
Der Sdnitt ni6t tief oquug giug mo
feline glrtcrie traf Inter sen pielen
gciu5ern i'm Marfte errcate ser Gor.
faa unaebenere gnliregung. Giiel lit
per6eiratbet nuo bat cine SSrau lmO
3luei &inoer"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

riet6 OaOurd), OoB er Elm erfa6rencr
@leftrifer iit in Die Safe. @r per-
biiBte bis Dor &ur5em cinen 0reiid6-
rigcn Sermh I'M MorDlono 3uGt.
6ouie unO or6eitete BORT al elettri
ider N}aidineric. gllS am leBten
DlittpoA in oaS 86otograp6eis2lte-
Tier einge6roC6eu mltrOc, lieB Ser Sim
BREEDER einen eleftriihen 9o6rer 5ii-
rid, nit mel6em ser Gie6 perfild1t
6atte, Ocn @el0idranf Ocs &n, Sci.
Tres an3u6o6rcu. @oli5iit @ornS-
man, pelcber miBte, OoB Erice eilt
@leftrifer iit nabm Die &er6dihng
Dor, Ser 0leger 6otte ieooc6 giic6ts in
ieinent 9elibe, mas 0oroitf iblieBcn
Bate lolien, ooB er Sen @inbrub pers
iibt 6dtte. Snnmerbin muroe Der gle.
ger ais peroddtige &erion icit9c9al-
ten llnO gcitern 9elang cS Oenl Eo-
l8ci Gopitdn Sellers, na6Oem eiii
flcineS g}oti56ucb, pel6es &rice bel
lid trug, ais oosienige 0es So6ncs
oes Srn. SSefires ioentiii5irt porOen
mar bon ibm ein pollitdnoi9eS @je.
itGn0niB su erlougen. Tieien1 Csc.
itGnoniB 5ufolge ita6l Frice ben clef-
triiden 9o6rer am TO- Os Nlts BON
g. g. acmp, 9}r. 223, 9lor0-GoIbert-
StroBe, 3ugleiH nit elmer &eiietoicbe,
melhe Dem in oemiel6en Sailie mo6ns
6oiten 5ronf Goggins ge60rt. Damn
brad er in Oas @ei6ditSlofol ser
2Dric D}uiit g., gT. 405, gloro-Gal-
0crtitraBe, ein, no er einen GRAPHIC
p6on un0 81 &latten i'm @ert6e
BON 5uiammeu $500 ita6l. 9lu oies
len Ginbru6 reibte iib Der in OoS
Sefires 9(telier an IN ipelhem p6o-
togrop6iic6e g(rtifel inn @ert9c bon
1923 aeIto6len wurOen @rap6opbon
un0 @lotten nniroen ipdter onl Gage
bon Der @oli3ei in einem @ouie o1
Ser 9iOOleitroBe, in einem leerite6en.
Sen Sauie all Der 2oioDette 9luenue
mn0 inter einen Saufeu 9luitcru-
ihaolen qcfunoen Der ner6oftete
9}eger wur0e fir Elm am fl. Stni
itottfinoen0es Ger6or lnter $1,000
9iirgi9aft feitge5alten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
1Siel nm itnb iunr tp0t.

g9n S'9rien, 35 Sabre alt, bon
,g}r. 500, Sitgo9er. .SraBe, itono
geitern 9tabnlittag A llbr auf Der
Trcppe boz icincr &o6mnlg unO rief
pl0Blih noh 5rou 8. 8. 9ocbc, bel
Der cr luobnt, Qlls iie 5l Ebiire tonL
.fiel G'9rien poriudrts oui Oen 30
0en, sic i6rie Inn Silfe mo einige
@Qlidnteu trlgen Den Nlom IN OaS
Sous. Or, Somcs Ni. 8enton bon
g}rs 700, GltG6uie.9 .9iraBe, Der 5cr.
beigcrlicn pnr0e, itellte felt Dob Der
Wlonn toOt iei. Coroner 9lillica DcS
nor0oiAiNen Giitrifts no6m cine Sci.
deniAau Dor un0 lieB Dem Eooten
nod Der Wlorgue iiberiiibren 100 cine
llnterudung Uorgenommen Diu0.
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Sid it6OF amf fyrc0.

Scr W2ebger @eorge 8. @iiel inter.
nimnt ciuen norocrilden Qlu.
griff oiif Gcorge 9. 5rcp I'M ga
iagette @}arft BIT friibcr @Sorgen.
ihlnoe. Sir sic @roBgci6po.
reneu feitgc6aItcu. 9as @lo.
tib Gin RdtbieI.
syu 5breden bcriebt nurOen ge-
tern N}orgen gcgen 8 ll6r Die S1nos
lcr 0eS 2ofaDctte 0lorttes, als EN-
SduB fiel. George 8. @iieI, Elm
Wlebqer, feuerte aif 0en 5leilbs
bonoler @eorge 9. 5reD uno Die Stll.
Gel orang Dem 2ebteren in Die linfe
@ono. @be Giiel cinen peiteren
5c6uB obgcben fonntc, mar icin
5obH George g8. GiicI, ir., 6crbcis
qceilt Der ibm Die SdltBpoffc ans
Der Sono rib. lrau W1orD u.
@rcen, melhe eincn @BmourenItono
bctreibt, benodrihtigte ole 9olisei
uno Sergeant @eBpein ulo @oli8ilt
SlellD perbaitetcu Giicl ino lieferten
i6n in sic norofpeitliHe @oli3ctita-
tion ein 4oli8eirihter $enrp iiber.
nltUortete oen 9(rreitonten oen@roB
aelbmorenen.
Serr 6reu taun iid nidt entail
fern iDarlm ibn Giiel bcrpunocte.
@r iagte 0aB er Gilel felt 5man5iG
Subren fennt, init ibm aber fat gor
ni1t geiproheH babe. GiIel imo S5rep
limo bei0e AZ Sabre alt. Sym 0targ
lancer boueopatbii6en Soipitol
muroc 0en 5reD Oie 5huBpitnoe
ber6un0cn. Gie 9lcr0tc maren nidlt
in1 5tanoe, sic aigel at finoen. 81.
iel mobnt i'll glr 1906, 9iciiters.
tomn,@ooo uno 5reD IN 9fr. 1912,
g}orO Sutton. glpenue.
glm 15. @lar3 1913 Derlirioc6te 81
iel III Oen aiarfte betrddtlidJc 9luf.
rcginq, ais er einen Sclbinor0Dcr-
iud lnterna6m. Ser yIeutidc Gor
relpun0ent4 beridtete ieiuer 8eit 0a.
rllber o9lnineineno hi 5olge lcbledl'
ten Observation-Disclosures am Seben
per5lpeifcln0, nlahte geitern 9lorgeu
la9 llbr Der Nlebger 0j. gS Giiel
bon 9ir 2306, 9ieiiterstopu MoaO. III
icinen @tano ini Snfa1ette Niarft
Sen Geriib, iic9 nit einen 5leiher.
meier oen Sals 3n ourdiidlHeioen
Seine S9at puroe ais er 5lt 9ooen
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gRemuriaI Saa.

Gie 5eier ouf Oeu 9lrlington glatio'
nol-5rieo6oie. Br0iioent g8il-
ion mo Sprcdcr Glorf Ole
Suuptreoner
80 oi.6inQtom 80. Mloi &rd.
iioent g8ilion unO Sprcder Glarf
6ielten 1eute 9lnipro6cl bel Der lti-
ter oen 9(uipi3ien 0er @roBarmee Der
Repu6lif a6ge6altenen 6cier oes Nle,
morialtoges ami Dem 9lrliugton g|a'
tionalsSrie06oie.
Ger 9rdiiOent Bate iiripriingli1
ui9t beo6iidtigt, Der @eranitaltlng
bei5upo6nen; Oo6 0o er gebort bat
tc, 0aB ieiner gl6iaqe cine fl.ic6e9lus'
legrng gcgebcr mor0en mar, belanll
CT iih cine? an0eren iino bel0loB
cine glniprad)e 5lt baltcn
Ser %rdiioent mlir0e Ourd Or 8.
&. @leeion, oen Commander 'oes lPO'
tomoc. Gcpartements ser @roBarnicc,
Der 3r60rerihoft Dorgeite1t Delde
iib groBtcnt6eils aus lRitglicocrn
patriotiicber @eicQi1uiteu 3uiannieli.
iebte, sic Sloggen lnO Die Snligniell
ibrer Srgoniiationen trrgen Gem
&rdiioenten luuroe cine 6er3liHe
SUotion bereitet
Spre6er Glarf ippr0e bon Gr-
lCSlccion rindeRi6rt ais Der N}anh
ipelcber itets elm SreltnD oeS SDlons
ten mor, pelcber itets gereht lit mo
inimer oiien fdmpft" glub er mur'
De ber5li6 6egriiBt.
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Olcacrin IuIl glatternfrant iein.

9luf 9lutroq Der 8altinorc.Gountn.
Boli3ei mur6e Oie glcgerin 02oro
5bort bird Boli5iit S.. 2enb oeS
nor0oitliden DiItrifts an Der 81.
Dctte- ilno 9lBcrne.S StroBe oer6oftet.
neil iie inter Dem @eroadt itc6t,
6lotterutronf 8l iein. Sic pur0e
nad ser Guorantdne qe5rodt luo
iidj ser gleacr sSo6n Short ieit Dem
i9 Olai iucaen glatterntronfbeit De
finoet inns nit melbeni N'orD Short
an ser @6ilaoelp6ia &oao, no6e Der
Sorners 9ane, gewo9nt bate