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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11
Of Future
is Considered

Much thought has been given IN late
years 20 the subject Of maternity. In
b eties there arc mHtsrnlty h0spltala
cquipped with modern methods. But
most women prefer their own homes and
In tho towns and villages must prefer
them. And since this In true we know
from the great many splendid letters
written "a the subject that our Mothers
ffiena' IL a great help 20 eEpectant
mothers. They write Of the wonderful
relief, how Il seemed 20 allow the
muscles 90 expand without undue strain
ana h a splendid influence Il was on
the nervous system. Such helps a.
Mothers Friend and the broader
knowledge 81 them Should have a helpful
influence pom babies Of the future.
Science says that an infant derives ia
sense and builds is character from
~cutane0u8 impressions. And q TRANQUIL
mother certainly win tmnsmlt a more
hoaithful influence than II she Il az
tremeiy nervous from undue pain. This
~ what n host o. women believe who
used "M0iher's Frlcnd"
These points are moro thoroughly an
planned IN a little book mailed free.
Mothers FRIEND ~ sold In an dunr
Htoreg Write for boa. Bradaeld Reuia
.tef kes fit Lamar Bless AtlaRth, Ca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11
MAGOALENA NEWS
SUFFERS HEAVY
FIRE Loss
One of the Best Equipped
Plants in State Practically
Total Loss Through Blaze
Last Night.

News reached Albuquerque late
last night by telephone OF the prac-
tically complete destruction by fire
OF the plant Of the weekly News at
MaKdalena. one OF the best equipped
OF b smaller printing plants OF the
The loss IL placed at SO. eco.
partly covered by insurance. The
origin OF the fire Is not known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11

arousing curiosity. Then | supped,
and, turning into n bed OF softest
down, slept like a log till daybreak.
Sunday was a repetition of tie day
before. Long before noon | had
crossed Lyon and was following The
broad valley OF the Khone. Avignon
was TO be my destination; but here
my plans miscarried. For, as | ap-
preached the city at a height of three
hundred feet. well before duck, a few
misses OF my motor warned me that Il
was clogging. Just as Il had done In
England, and ! yolplaned swiftly TO
the ground 10 avoid misfortune, land.
Ing In the exact center Of a populous
residential square. where in no time
] was surrounded By a dense crowd
OF ~Proyencals, cheering and mobbing
me and acclaiming me by name. They
climbed into the %monoplane. they
thrust out their hands toward me, and
one held up before my eyes tho latest
copy OF the Petit Journal. There. GOV.
ering n whole page, ! saw an afro
ciously drawn presentation OF myself
IN the monoplane. and underneath, In
large letters OF black. the words: The
Woman Spy. Flying Over Dion"
AS ! was growing desperate q couple
OF gendarmes forced their way through
the crowd TO me.
"Mademoiselle." said one. respect.
fully. you may not proceed further.
We have orders from the Minister OF
the Interior 10 detRin you"
For a moment | was stunned with
horror. Then an idea came TO me. |
made no answer, but set to work with
al speed In the adjusting OF my motor.
Whatever might happen. IL was essen.
tial that the monopiane should be in
order, ready for action.
The instructions are" the gen.
darme continued, that mademoiselle
shall remain at liberty In Ayignon
pending further orders. The aero.
plane"
Yes, monsieur" / answered care
lessly, while my heart throbbed hor.
ribly. II seemed too terrible to DO
u But at any cost ! must appear
to aoquiesce.
Understand, mademoiselle YOU are
not under arrest" he continued. 1T
Is merely that the Minister OF tho In.
terror has issued an order fo~rbidding
Indies 70 ny, owing 10 the dangers"
You spoke of the monoplane." | an.
swered smiling. What Ia TO be done
with H. For myaelf," I added. Il am
really tired OF flying. I shall not
continue my journey 20 MarseillesL"
TO Maraellles7" cried the gen.
darme. scratching his head. why
mademoiselle. the Petit Journal
says" he hesltated.
That you are 81 your way to Join
your lover In Italy. there 20 be mar.
ried In the clouds" put IN the other.
breathed more freely. Evidently
the real purpose OF my journey was
not Yet known.
The aeroplane-" persisted.
"Peste! What are we 10 do with
the aeToplaneY' said his companion.
There were no Instructions"
Let me make a suggestion" / an
swered suayely. Suppose I take Il
70 pieces here and have Il conveyed
70 the police station"
Excellent" answered the second
gendarme heartily. But" he added,
as climbed into the seat. You win
not ny eWaY. mademoiselle?a
CONTINUED Tomorrow Anernoon.l
Plain Enough.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11
THE WETTEST
MONTH IN ALL
RECORDS
of Five Inches of
Rain Fell Over the State
During the Month, Setting
New Precipitation Mark.
Especial Dispatch To Tho Herald,

Especial Dispatch Ia Tho IIeraId.)
SAINT" Fe, y. NJ, Aug. 1.-THE
month Of July was the wcttest month
In the entire recorded weather his
tory Of New Mexico. according 20
the report Of the weather bureau
made public here today. An aver
g OF . inches Of rain fell over the
whole state, he greatest prccipitn-
ton ever recorded since the bureau
was established here 22 years ago.
The sreatest local rainfall was AT
h Galilnas planting station OF the
forest service in san Miguel county.
where A. inches ct rainfall were re-
Il The temperature for the
month was below normal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11

Compound J was IN =
~dreadfully rundown
state Of health,
had internal o
bles, am was 30 ~
tremely nervous and
Frustrated that II /
had given IN 10 my
feelings would
have been In bed.
Ar IL was ! had
hardly strength at
times ~ ~ an $50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11
LAMY BRANCH WASHED
OUT BY BIG RAIN

santa Re, y. H., Augs li.-One
and nfteeu hundredths inches OF rain
fell here within an hour yesterday
evening. doing considerable damage
10 reeas The Lamy branch Of the
santa fe was washed ont IA several
places aud traffic held up q
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11

For any pain, burn. scaid or
bruise. apply Dr. Thomas Eclectic
oh-the household remedy. Two
sizes 25e and soc. at all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11

Are you a man or q mouse?" a.
mandcd his better half.
III Is easy 10 see I'm not a mouse %
he replieG. You're afrnh Of mice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11
WOMAN WOULD
NOT give UP
Sicksnd Suffering; AZ
Last Found Help in Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Richmond, PA. When I started
taking Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetabie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11
LIVE news
OF SUNSHINE STATE

negroes. aud 1850 other colored. The
proportion which the E%ainfui!y occu-
pied fomeles formed OF all the fe-
males 10 years OF age and over IA
each principal class Of the population
was; For native whites OF native par.
entnEe, III per cent. for native
whites 81 foreign or mixed parentagc.
1872 per cent. FOR foreiRn.born whites.
- per cent n FOR negroes. ~. z
per cent.
Age Of Worker.
Tho gninfully occupied males In
1910 were distributed according TO
age periods as follows: 10 10 ~
years, 23o2; IL 80 10 ycars. 2.s4O;
10 TO 20 years. ana; "a TO a.
years nnd age unknown, Gl.Oss. and
- years and over 2s.2ss. Tho pro.
portion which the gainfully occupied
males formed of all males In each
age period was: For those 10 TO IL
years Of axe. Ga per cent: Tor those
Il to Is years OF age. 3a.4 per cent
for those 10 TO 20 years Of age, al
per cent. for those ~ 10 ~ years Of
age. s6.3 per cent-that Is, an bur 4
men In every zoe had ealnful occupa-
lions; and for those Is years OF age
and over. SOS per cent.
The gainfuily occupied females in
1910 We're distributed according TO
age periods as follows: 10 to ~
years, 39o; 10 to rs years. 474: 10 TO
20 years, asa; "a TO ~ years and
= unknown. S.ii3; and as years
and over, 3.5SS. Tho proportion
which the gainfuiiy occupied females
formed Of all females In each age
r""'7d a For those 10 to 10 years
OF age. 20 per cent: for those II to
10 years OF age, "a per cent: for
those .16 to 20 a OF age. ISIS per
cent; for those 81 To ~ years OF age.
i5.s per cent; and for those as years
OF age and over. ie.S per cent.
Number Of Children at Work.
In New Mexico In 1910 there were
f.g42 males and SEA females 10 10
10 years Of age engaged In gainful
occupations or, stated otherwise. 22.7
per cent of the males. and IS per
cent of the females 10 a. II years OF
age were gaiafui workers. In 1890
there were 2.SS7 males and s4t fe-
males 10 To rs years OF age engaged
In gainful occupations. which was
22.f per cent of ala males and "a
per cent Of all females 10 to Is years
OF age.
Principal Occupations IN New Mexico.
The principal occupations followed
by the males n this females. re-
spectively, In New Mexico in 1910
Wora n fnIl.osa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11
Plain Enough.

tconaauea Tomorrow Anernoon.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-11

Try a 'o-esn, Herald want ad.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-19
DR.. w. J. SMITH,
Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Nc

NTdUUHU6 hm6TICaH DU1UU1 OF OSL9OpaJhy, klTKSVl1e, Mo.
CONSULTATION FREE. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Board,
Room and Treatment, stoto Sas per week. Special Rates to parties de-
string Board Without Treatment
This Institution is designed and constructed for the comfort and accommodation O
patients who seek relief aud recuperadon and the recovery Of lost health. Its location Il
admirable for this purpose. tits on the Iron Mountain Railway so miles sontb al 81
Louis, and $40 feet above that city. Nestled at the foot Of Shepherd Mountain. embow.
cred among majestic trees just Oh The main street. and free from III noise and dust, at
alongside u famed Emerson Park,known far and inca, with its shady walks and drive.
ways, Sylvan Lake and Grant Sprngfan their attractive surroundings, no more bmhfu
ound In Ill Amenca.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-19

OF unusual interest is the announce
ment OF the St. Louis Globe Demo-
crat to be found elsewhere in this
issue. The "Twice-a- Weeki' edition
OF that sterling publication, a great
Semi Weekly newspaper with a
Weekly Farm and Home Magazine
Section in colors, is offered at the
special rate of two years or two yearly
subscriptions for one dollar. The
Daily Globe Democrat, six issues per
week, is oifered to Rural Free Delivery
and Star Route patrons, yearly sub
scriptions only, $3.50 per year, or il
the Sunday paper is desired, seven
issues per week, for $3.50 per year.
The regular price of the Daily Globe
Democrat, including Sunday, is $500
per year. Daily without Sunday $500
per year. Sunday only $500 per
year. Read the announcement and
order the Globe-D Democrat, either
daily or "Twice-a-Week," today.
Address Globe Printing Company,
Publishers, st. Louis, Mo.-Adv.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-19
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
US. LAND orrIcr AT s%rRisoFlrLD, NJ,

us LAND oFFIcK AT SPRINGFIELD, Mo.
January ~, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that William f.
Weslerman Of Edge Hill, Mo-, who, on
March al, 1907, made Adj. Farm Hid. APP
plieation Serial oa3S7, No. 10000, for south
half Of southwest quarter Of section "a,
township "a, north, range | east, Filth
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of in
tention to make Five Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above described,
before Clerk Of the Circuit Court, al Ironton,
missouri, on the ao,h day Of February 1914.
Claimant names as wilnessesi VIM. Lath-
an, of Edge Hill, Mo-, Amos Westrrman,
Of Edge Hin, Mo-, Oswald HARRISON, Of
Rrale, Mo-, Theodore +. HARRISON, Of
Brnls, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-19
Catholic Church Services,

ARCADIA.
First Mass, Homily, $3.50 o'clock;
High Mass and Sermon, 8 O'Clock I;
Benediction, 1880 P. NJ.
PILOT KNOB.
First Sunday of the me nth 1880
o'clock; Second and Fourth Sundays,
$3.50 o'clock.
GRANITEVTLLE.
First Sunday of the month, $3.50
O'Clock; second and fourth Sundays,
1880 o'clock.
No mass at Pilot Knob or Granite
vile on the third or fifth Sundays of
the month.
BISMARCK.
Third and fifth Sundays of the month
at $3.50 and 8 o'clock.
REV. L. q. WERNERT, Pastor.
REV. JOHN +. ADRIAN, Asst.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-02-19

Opportunity is knocking at your
door now-the opportunity of having
a wholesome, delightful r%efreshment
for every member Of the family at so
small a cost.
ARCADIA VALLEY BoTTLING Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
DIE @lae6ct0.

Tie ,Gbicago @rano Opera bat
ihon bcrporragenoe Sanger berOor.
acbra1t. otrr MIR ueuigen iii ein
ic cui6uioiliiAer un0 her5lidjcr @ms
pana bereitet lporoen bon Der
aritIf wic pom 4ublifum pie
1lorencc G'ac6ei6, Gle bier morgeit
Nheuo ian&oiimann's Gr3d6htngen~
ats sic o@;lippe~ ailiiritt. Sic murs
Sc por n Aa6ren in elmer fleineH
1to0t @iinneioia'S aeGorcu mo De-.
0am III St 4anl lore nuliIalilHen
9hloiru; mad iecbs 5abren barter
glrbeit giug lie uah 9iem'Sort imo
ron 0o na1 Sialien Inn ibre 9Ius-
hilomna 81 pollcn0eu. Sl Sonoon
irat iie 5ncrit 6iicutlib ani imo 500
ioiort sic gluimerfiamfeit auf lid.
GIeoianio Gampanini acluann lie fllr
oic Gbicaqocr Srnppc mo iic ma1ie
bort IN niclem Sabre ibr Debut 81
oaen gluiiii6rlnacn ianO iic inn
geciicn wic i'm Ciiru itets itartcn
gcfaa. &6re 6elten 9lollen bic
ocraoc3n ali i6ren ib0neu Soprau
acibriebcu 5u icin ibeincn, limo
,&ppe ~9ucia~ 09ioletta~ ino
..aoiina1 inn Barber pon SeUlla. "
grit br 5uianunen trctcn i'm u9Dric"
anf sic Cnmen 2lmD Guans, @iabel
Nicaelmau, @largarei 9icDcs, mo
oic D6 G9arle9 Talmore3 Grabbe,
Nbitcbi1, DnfrouHc mO SoOo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
Nas gectter.

sir MarDlanO mo Oen Giltritt
Columbia beute &egen, morgen flar
rno folter; mdBige perduoerIi6e
g9iuoe.
@eiteru berri6te ehuas mdrmeres
@etter. Zen Eng iiber mar es tribe
mo on glbeno trat Gegen elm. Gle
Dodite Semperatur betrug "a @rao
INN , llbr 9ladmittags uno Die ME,
orioite 26 @rao Inn 8 ll6r Morgens.
,,n Ocu ii6rigen 0etter geobod-
tln0ssS sStationen oes @anoes mar Die
ncoriglie Genperatur wie iolgt: 9lt.
lantic Gitp %, 9ismard 10, Bolton
IA, Buffalo 10, Gbarleiton 40, Gbi-
cago 2G, Glepelano 20, Corpus G6ri-
iii Ga, Genper 30, Detroit IA, Gu-
lut6 A, @aitport 2, @aloeiton So,
Nrecu 9ap 0, SatteroS 46, SABRE
As. Selcna 26, Sodiouuiae AS, aaa-
ios GitD 80, anorDille AZ, 2ouisDille
"A, Nlarqlette 2, @lempobis 81,
Montgomery 42. Montreal 0, glan-
tildct rs, 9}em.Crleans "a, 9lem-
9ort p, Gtla6oma 56, @itts6urg5
2S. @6ilaoelp6io 26, @ortIano, Dlev
2. 4prilono, Gre, 30, Glcbcc I'D,
Ralcia6 8S, Solt Cafe Gitp 32, San
3roncisco 50, ct. 9ouis ~, Ct.
%onl 10. Scrantou 8, Shreveport
"a, Spofnuc 26, Tampa 50, @ai6.
inaion "a, &nuipeg 16.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
Sm Nlprt6cnfrau5c.

Gie Eraulng uou SRI. Sa5el SSle'
gano nit Srn. Glarcucc sc 9o0
@mn iiuoet uuter @et6eiliglnl9
Oieler Sod3eitso0itc itott. Gic
So65eitsreiie eutfiibrt oaS ilngc
@aar 9en 9}orOen.
I'm 127 llbr 9eitern 9lbenO tano
oie Graulmg bon SRI. Sdjel SSiegano
nit Srn. Glorence sc GoD @inul III
Der hii9oili6.proteitoutiideu @race
lmO ct. @eters-airde itatt. Nidd.
tig ourb6raliiten ole Gone Der Grgel
zen 6l. 9aunl ais 9rat lmo 9rdn'
tigam Die Stride 6etroten, Inn Sano
in Sano 81 legen gum 9lnOe iilr9
9e6en. 9lnget6on nit elmer 6rillan'
tenbciebten, 6cllroia &barmeuie ca
tin.9lo6e, in Der Sano cinen StronB
weiBer 9loienfnoipen, madte Die
9rout einen ent5iiden0en @iuOrud.
,Sbre beiOen Sbmeitern, SRI. Srene
lnO 9n6erta @iegano, geleiteten lie
ais 9rautfii6rerirmen sum 2lltare'
mo- @oitor 9lomeleD Sunlpries, aili'
itirt Ourb @oitor 0oge BON Der gIl'
iencion Stride 0ie firHliden Gere'
monien oorna6m. grautfii6rer mar
0r.2elouO @eb; ais lli6ers iungirtelI
Gle SS. Senrp $. g9iegan0, Elm Sn'
tel ser 9rolt, Charles W. Sogg ans
%ittsburg6 ". @. @iegano, ell
9ruOer Ger @rout, &orrp y. @enne'
man, SomorO S. @orner lno 9enor
". Barnes. 6eQroia 9foien trugelI
Die 9railtiii6rerinneu, melbe gleid'
faQs nit pra6tboQen uuO foit6arelI
@epdnOeru ouaet6an moren. Sn Der
No6nuna Ger Gliern BON Sri. gSie'
gano, Srn. ino 6rau Or. @iaionI
s. @ieganO, 9tr. iOit NlnOiioH'
9lOenie, fouO glcicb nuh Oen Gral'
lugsieierli6feiteu in Der Stride ELL
groBer Gmpfong itott. Sierauf trdf'
OoS iungc @dar cine &ciic nab Dem
giorOen al.
Sri. Sa5el g9icgono, sic 9rnut, III
0ic iiingite 8ohter i6rer @ltern nno
beiibt nod 3pei unoer6eiratbete
S1weitcrn ,Srcne imO 2ll6erio Sr-
@ini, Der 9r1uti9anI lit bier gebo'
rem mo lit Der %rGiioent Der Goaet'
tionsiirma @um & So. in ylr-
l01, &offmon-&e6GuOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

9omrence 6. S6ue miro ipegeu ali'
aebli6cu t6dtlibeu 9lngriifs ouT
ciucn Eoli3iitcn mitcr 5000 9iirG
idoit iiir sic @cidworcncu ge'
itcut. BOG oeu 9lcpolucr oeS
Eoli5iiten ons oeiicu Eoirbc
Syu ser iiioli6cn @oli5ci 5totioll
ite1te geitern 9&aHnittog 0liGter re'
pinion oen 20 Sabre olten 9olureuce
s. S6ue, Don 9}r. GAO, Oit-GIcment'
StroBe, untcr 5000 9iiroi6oit ne
gen ouge6Ii6en t6dtlicben 9lngriiis
ouf oen %oli5iiicn @iQiam @alo'
ic6miOt fiir Die 9erbonohng por OeH
@el6morenen.
Sine 9(n3o6l iungcr 9clte Der
aniiate iid am Gieilito9 9(benO gegeI
10 ll6r al elmer obihiiiiigcn Stelle
Der @c6iter.Strobe, nit SHlitten'
iabren imO begonn ais Goli5ilt
@aloidmiOt ouf sic @ef16rlihfelf
oes @lobeS 6inpieS imo onoronets
oenielben 81 Ocrloiien, 0cgcn i'm athe
Oro6enoe Stcaing en5une6nlelI-
yS6er' Sid gum SaiieL~ mar &C.
NAB ser 9lusiogc Oes @oli5iiten elmer
Der glus0riide, nit Oencn cr beoadt
wurOe. Gr no6m nn. Scr iitnae Sbne
babe i6m Oies 5ugeruisn imO idrifi
5u Oeiien @er6oihmg luclber lidl
iib Oeriel6c energiicb mioerieBte. es
entitonO Gin rcgclre6ter &ingfdnpt
6ei pel6en S6ue on0ablid6 Dem $50
li5ilten Oen &eDolper aus Der Ialde
oc3ooen oeniclbcn in eincn Shnee'
6ouien gcporfen 6oben ioll lnO bier
oni i1licBlidl oie 6lud)t crgriff Spd'
ter wurOe Der iituge Nonh olSOoIlll
rcr6oitet ino in Sic iiiOli6e 9oli5al'
Station eingeleiert. 0o cs nidl
ciuranOsirei ieitgeiteQt merOen fonl''
te, OoB cr es mar, ser Dem 9oli5ilten
ocn uiromnen @inid" 3urici lieB
Hidltcr SeDinion cine oegen i'm err
6o5enc 9lni6nloigung megeu iniac'
bii6rlideu 9ctrogcuS iolleu lm0 tell
te i6u we9cn Oes 9lngriffs oui @alo'
ihnot inter 5000 9iirgihoit iiir dc
@cidmorcnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
Eiir ciucu cOlcu 3uc4.

Die Canton @oli5eiiiation er6ielt
geiieui cine grobe 2ln5abl bon Gon-
iri6itiouen lmO 3mar, mie folgt: 100
Fiuuo 5leiib BON Der 6irma Sdln-
oerber9 & So; 100 %iuuO AArlt
Don Der 6irma Sbomas s. aurOle,
6re0. Qieuede imO @oli5iit Eimoibp
6ccblcp, welde idnmtlid III Der Iibe-
roliten Neiie fir oeu p6ilantbropi-
inen 3med bcitrugen, Gie Golton
9Soli5eiiiatiou bat cine iolb' oftipe
Gonipngne in Der lettcu ,3eit in Die
let 9e5iebnna cingcleitet oaB Tie inl-
3iUciiel6ait in Der 2age iit oeu 9Iu-
ipriiben Der armen 9eoolterima &c.
rcht sd mcroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
Gum Scitcn Ocs DGnSOwOOO-SOipi-
tals."

Cine &arten-@artie 5lm Better
6eS r@uoopooO- ShminOiu6tsbeimS~
miro om 81. 6ebruor I'M oSotel
Gmerion~ Deranitaltet. Sri. NlarD
g. 9Re0nolos imO uerihieoene anoere
NlitglieOer Oes SiilisOereins OeS Sn-
Iiituts treficn oie notbigen 9lrrange-
ments. @noe Oes. nddIteu Wlonats
iiuOet Oas iibliHe @abelfrii6itiid 5um
Selten oes Snitituts itott. ,Srdulein
&epnoloS lit e6cniolS Ole 9lrrngcr-
rill 0ieier @eranitaItllnN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

Sine 5eroilAe 66ot polbradie &C.
Ilern Gornittag Srou Scnnie 6iB-
gerald bon 9}r. 81, @6eeler-9lpenue.
Ollr6 Die Siilierlie eiueS
ibrer Sinner, cr6lidtc iie i6ren crit
iiiniid6riacn So6n bartholomew in
oem iiinf Sub iieien 9eicbe nobc oer
g9beeler-9Ioenuc mo 6apette- StraBc,
Der &lcirc 0ur6 ons Gis ge-
6roacn mar mo pergcblirbe Teriude
madte iib ii6er @uiicr 81 6altcn.
alrj cnli1Ioiicn, Ipraig Die Ylulter
in oaS cistalte @aiier. orang bis 5iI
ibrem ainOe ror, mo es gelang ibr,
ooIielbc ans llicr 5u bringcn wo6ei
cs fir Die 6roI nid1t leiAt mar, iid
0nr4 oas @iS Ocu @cg 5u ibrem
Sobne 5n bo6ncn. Ir. S. SEEMING
pon glr 2000, 0olins-Strlbe, oe.
lang ea nad cini9en 9emii6uuaen,
zen bereus bewuBilolen Sfuo6cn mic
ocr ms 9cben 5nriid5nrlicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
llntcr cinem Gr0mna Geara6cn.

@enigc 0lmlten naN ieincr Gin'
lcierlulg ucridicO geitern @ornittag
oui oem CpcratiouStiicb I'M st. PIG.
nes-Goipital" ser % Sabre nltc
Sranf 9inienmcper bon ylr. 2t4i,
Golocrton-9loa0. Dit me6rcren an
oeren 9euiei mar er bel ghlSgra-
bungS-9lrbeiten in Der Soains-, na5c
Got6erine-S -StroBe, bei1ditigt ais ge-
gen 8 llbr ploBliA Gin Groipaa 5ll-
iammen itiir5te imo oeu iunocnMonn
inter iib bcsrI6. Su groBter Gile
bradte i'm Die 9lm6ulan3 Ocs iiio-
meiilideu Ciitrifts uah Dem Soipi-
tai, icinc Gerlcblnacn noren icood)
10 ihwer Dab er bcreitS nod elmer
fnappen 0al6eu Shnoe perihico.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
nlln irin gcbcn N rcttcn. Z

Id tootcte Gorlo GlpmpicrJ I'M
lhciu ciqenpS Qc6cn 81 reticL" mar
ser SdluB Der oraniaiiidcn Gr5d0.
luua oes @uiieppr 9lopoj5o Dor Dem
9lidicr Sarlou III 9cllir; Hener mai
tcs Nloroes Dr3 ClDtnpieri an Der
gllcroccn Npicbe Ser 4Rcuilulpanid
Qabl~ auaelldgi9' Ter GbatIadcn-
hciiouo liuo oic 8erbeiOigumg mrs
ocn Dorgeiicru 9}adanistoa betnoct,
nuo Ser llrthelsipnadl mur0e gellern
Nltiag erpuriui Ropa55o n0ht ei-
nen aii9clUedien einorld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
Snltcn Gumucntiun.

Tas Staats.Gon5il ser oaat6oli-
idcn @oblt6atigfcitS.2egion~ miro
lorgeu in Der ct. Safobus-@iorr-
ihule an Der gliSqldtb. uabe gnger.
SiraBe, feline 81. So5res.Gonoens
tion ab6alten, melhe Onrh ein @e6et
ron 9iidof Omen q. Gorriaan er-
oiinct meroeu miro. "a oos Gon5il
i'm a6eelauicnen rSo6rc ioldb' Dor5iig-
lidc 6ortihritte aemodt Bat lit es
oaBer 6ra9e, Dab Staots-%rdiioent
gloam 8. gsel3enbnd uieoer crlUdblt
mcr0cn mirO.