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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
n8apfenitreidl.u

glbidieos. &altipiel ocr Sroing @laccs
G6eotcr @cicaidait uou 9|clp.
gorf. @ldBcnoe GaritcIlina
oes intcreiianteu Stiidcs. Ger
8eiud mir ibwad.
Gic ocltide 16eater 5oiion
1913 "A lit uorii6er @eitcrn 9lbcno
fun0 in 9llbaua6s E6catcr 0as Ql6s
ibie0s &uitipicl oer Sroinq ASlucc.
-@eieaiHaft BON 9lcip.Yorf
itatt. GaB sic Saiion ni5t in cinet
reinen gftoro oer aaacneineu 9e-
frieoiging attstlanq mar 0ieSnol
nidt 0ic S6ulo Ger @dite ans Der
Sll0ion sQletropolc, ionOcrn Die oc9
sBubliflms.
Die @ciellibait brahte gciteru
pic am 9Ibcno por6er elm Dortreiis
liGes 5tiid un0 geipielt mur0e gldn.
5en0 0as III dci Oieicn 9'oriie1un-
gcu iibriacna bcind1e iclbituerii0u0.
LID ocnn IN 9e5ug aui oas Spiel
bliebcu niemals g8iinide un6eiric-
oigt lob Is 8eigtc iib iii Dem
i1maden &eiuh ocr &oriteQima eine
Sntereiieloii9feit 0cs @lblifum9, ole
oieie gIuiiii6rma Oieies@erfes mabr-
lid niht pcr0ienic.
u3apieHitreicb4 bon 9lOam 9eDer.
leiu lit Elm Stiid bon uid1tigen ora.
@irtlm9en uno 6epums
oernswert6 iii ocrUlilicirGil0eung.
l8etn bic 6eioen @atptroQen sic
oes Sicutenont b. Sauiicn" mo ole
0es oSldrGen &olt6or0" ID 6eiebt
iino, luie Dies 9eitern Der SAL NOR,
ontn fam ser grfolg gar nidjt aus.
lleibcn Tireftor G6riitianS Dot cine
Dieiiterleitung it 9liHiaiirng Nlus
u, Spiel in0 Iiction llno Su,9lu.
1ie 5innon mar i6m cine treifliAe
Gartnerin
GaneheH leen nod beioH0ers Der
Iarbietungcn Oes Srn @einr. Olar
olu, &illD @a6l ln0 G6riitian 9iu6
frud6nmg aet6an gl6er ald a0e
mo6ten i6re Sadc aas9e
,eidnct Gs mar Gin geniBreiher
I S6eoter 9lbeno, nur ihnoe, Dab
liht me6r 9initirelu0e Oenlel6en
leuoilet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
gNilL lilLer inentiiiaircn.

gl6ert &. Carr Ser glupalt Ser
&ort 9ouf reiite geiteri 9Iafnlittag
nod 9irmingbonL gIlay INN iib say
ii6cr5eiQcu pb oe am tSrcitag bier
cingetroiicne 9labriht odB oie Dor
tige 9Soli3ei sSo6u o. ll6ler oer cbc
maligen 3a6lclcrf ser @arf.8onf
oer1aitete ieuc9lihtigfeit hat ll6ler
oerolitcte iln 9lugitit lcBteH Sobres
aus Baltimore, nuhoenl er iid ols
geblid $t2,855 bon oen @eloern oer
@anf nugccigpet 0attc. Sic &oli5ct
per6oitete eiuen Nlonn, pelder I'M
Den @oritGoten bon &irnin96am
@crii6cungs @olicen pcrfalftc ilno
augc6liM 6ie6ci III Der0dhtiger @eiie
manipulirte 9lad ieincr 9erboi
tuag alau6te sic goli5ei IN Dem
Olannc Ben ia Baltimore aepiinid
ten llblcr 3u ertcunen troBoem oers
lelbe leIuen 9lonien ols g s. gong
an0nh Iie 9irning6am sgol5ei
mar in 9ciiB eines Girfulors mit
ll1ler's 8lptograp6ic, lpelcbeS Oltrb
Die Geteftip 5irma @ump6rep un0
Qancoiter mis9ciaHot mor0en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
SBeilnabme Der 6rauenOereine an Der
Sfcrnenhnnnrfcier


DAB Die patriptiihen 6rauenoer.
cine Der StaOt beobiicbtigcn ciucn at.
tiUen glnt6cil an Der Stcrnenbanner-
ieier 5l nebneu bemies Der Gnt6u-
liosnls melNcr bci elmer Qcitern
9|aduittaa in 5terucu6anncrballpt
qlarticr al Der Git.9otimoreiuaBe
itaitgeba6teu &eriammlmg an oen
Gag gelcgt mlroe. &crtreten mar
bic 0anenicttion 0es patriotiihet
Gomites 6rnl @iQiam Reeo, &or-
iiBcriu 0as 6rauenGonite. 6rou 9l.
Siotiiat &icc GoriiBerin iu0 oas
biitoriihe Goruite 6rm VI 9 9lib.
bins, @orlBcriu. Nie Danen be-
id5loiicn, bci Der 9lrrangirimg elmer
biitoriiben 9hsite0nia III 9er6in-
0img init Scr 5terucn6anncricicr
mit3inpirfen. 0ieie glu9itellltnq miro
@rinnermg9itiide unO Eortraitc aus
0cr Belt scr beioen giiraerfricgc cnt.
balten itno miro I'M 'Beaboous,Sultihlt
itattiin0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
@ranntc mitten II Scr 60l6roofitr

9lu9uit Gbbing6aus, ~ Sabre alt,
BON 9}r 1913, 9}or0.Gllmooo 9lDenue,
licf geiteru Nloraei init brenneuoeu
aleioerL liant inn Sillfe ruieno iii
bic 6ol6roof. Strobe; eiu BORT lpo6-
member SauSbciiser, ser aeraoe NIT
einen 9ancriAloud ieincn &arten
beiprengte riHtctc aegcn G6biuDai5
ben @aiieriirabl uuO rettete 10 oen
llngliidliden pom Iobe 0es &er6rens
mems. gl6er er 6atte oennod iAon
70 itarte @rau0punocn erlittei 0aB
er in ertitem 3uitnn0e in oas e.
,Soiep6s-Noipitol ge6rac5t mer0cu
unBte.
Go6inQ6ais ser als Autider bci
Der GrQpa6id Cel-Gonlpagnc 5u
Sia6lauotomu augeiieat III, bcmerftc
ait scr Solbroot 1traBe m0 2as
mont-2lpenuc, oaB alS Dem &aget
@etroleim 6erausiloB Gr 6eibloB,
0as auf 0as &ilaiter geiloiieue Ees
troleiM 5il pcrbreinen mo itedte a
an. Dos Del erplo0irte lm0 icbtc
Gbbilgaus @lciOcr IN SlanImen
9}ur ourh 3irioa entraun er ocn
iideren gpoe 0a ser 9Saiieric6lmid
ieine ariii0libc iuO ihnele Shils
0iQfcit tAat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

Ger p@ciien Darniii10ter&erein" -"
Bat fiir beuie g}ahmittng eineu Pins
iug nod Dem Si6ertp ,Eart peroll.
iiolict fiir iuelAcn oas init Der gli
toirc bctraitc Gomite sic gr6Bten
Mutation gotroiieu BAT. GS lit oir
Bcr Hrogc. 0aB oie JeitIidiait ala
eieies Ntol init GrfoIg getr6nt ieir
mir, lnnlomc1r 0a 0ieler &crcn
0afilr betonut lit icineH 0icIcn
sSreuocn ri0 @etnuutcn itcts ctlihc
StlNocn 5a Herciieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
9IbfO6rtstasc Ser %ningier. .Snmpfer
nnn gfen.Nnrf.

NON yfelu'JOrt.
pm 5. @loi oS{oiicr g8il6eIm ser
3weite" nod Bremen
2(m 5. @toi nGonponio" na@
2iperpool.
9(m 5. Q}ai u9}iciup Qlmitcr0oln4
nod &otteroonl.
2(u 5. @3oi uariitioniaiiorO~ nod
Bergen.
. glm 5. g2ai r93rin5cB 5rcnc" nad
2llgier ln0 gIeopel.
9lm 6. @loi san @uglielmo"no@
9leopeI.
9(m 6. @}oi v9(merico" no6 Sea
pei mo @euuo.
/ PIN 6. @}ai v2a 6rancc" nad
Sapre.
9Cm Z. 0}oi r@roBcr airfiirit
nod Bremen
PIN z. @loi ,Gomponeao" nad
9iottcr0am.
9lm 7. @}oi uaaiierin 9(usuitc @ic.
torio" nab @om6urg.
Qlm z. @toi 1SUernio~ noM @i-
6roltor mo 9}eapel.
9lm Z. @lai n9oltic" nod Siper.
pooI
Sout6auipton.
9lm 8. @}oi nGoneronia nad
@IaSsom
PIN 9. W3ai 0&roonlono" nob 90
Der ino 9lnttucrpen.
9Im 8. @3ai n0IDupic. nd@
Solltbuntpton.
9ln 8. @3oi o@1inneposfa" na6
2onoon.
9lm 8. @2ai r9}apoli" ua9 0}ea-
pei.
PIN o. 9}oi .gcncsio" no6 gaor-
ieiae.
2lm 9. gaai .c9icoao" no6
SABRE.
PIN 9. g2oi y93rciiOent @rout"
nod @ou6urg.
PIN 8. @2oi ysc0olie" na@ src.
men.
glu 12. @1ai oarouprin5 S8il.
belm" nnd @remen
2lm -. @}oi oG8or" na6 0totter-
Dam un0 2ibau.
9lm II. Nloi o9looroont" nod
Gotteroam.
9ln 10. N2ai .Goronia~ na6
Sioerpool
2lm 18. @tai europa" nod 9lca-
pei uno @enua.
glu 13. @}oi ga 2orroiue" nod
6opre.
am "A. 01ai y@euniOlOouia" nac5
Som6urg.
slm Il. g3oi .sloriotic" ua4
2ipcrpool.
PM IL. @}ai rst. Saul no6
Sout6ontpton.
Vim 10. WtaI 0Oscar Der 3melte"
ua6 aopanbogen.
9lm 49, Nloi George g9oibing-
tn" na6 Bremen.
PIN 16. @ioi uSmperotor" nab
%om6lrg.
glul t6. Nioi o6inIon0" nob 90
per imO 2lntmerpen.
g(m 16. @3ai u@linne5o9a4 nab
2onoon.
slm 16. @aoi Columbia" na@
Glasgow.
9lm 16. @tai r%atrio4 nod 9lcu.
pei.
qlm 16. @lai y9doaoro" na4
9}eopel.
9lm 10. @lai ,,@rouprin5eiiiu Geci-
lie" nod 9remen.
9lm 10. @ioi oGoicrta" nab 9lca-
pei im0 @enua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

llm Z llbr geitern glbenO lit ser
5meiid6rigc So5n bon &arr9 @elpar
D&r 231 Siio @ia6iiraBe, beiu
lle6erldreiten Der Sig6ltroBe bon ci-
mem gSaggou Der EeuniDluouia.glpe.-
Sinie angeia6ren moroen lu0 trug
leicbte glbibiirfiungen om 9liiden oos
bon Er 2 =. aoeoii per6ano Sic
&erleblmgen Oes aleinen, Ben ieiue
berbcigcriiene Nlutter Oarauf uah
@aule nabnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Nplainnp air6t Id llrnacnt.

SSit Der Sdmereibanoluuo Don
8oloiano ou Scr @de BON @rott lno
Sl0bt 5trdBe iollcn 5cbn Bro8ent
INN sen 9rittos9innobmen auDlon.
tag fiir oas oDlcrcD%oipital" Der
mnaot mcroen 1as gid6ere ie6c
nnH vi ser 9ln5eige All onoercr
Gtcac oes ageliticbeu Gorreipouocn.
fru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

IN Der ullni0n 4roicitant 5niir.
laorB~ liegt @crr lSpbn 9feiiiuger,
poii glr. 2407 DtCliUer.5traBe,
i,i fritiidcm 8uitan0e oonieoer. Ser
sRaiient lit in oeidihen arciien mo6l
bffunnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03


snugeaeut5iinouug foroerte in Ser
periloiicneH Ssode uieoerlm sic
niciiteu Gpfer Sym @al3en
itor6en 200 @erioneu gHm
a4t neue Observation-Disclosures.
1872 @eburten.
Sungenent3iinoung ioroerte aud
til Der leBtan &oAe lDie0erlm Die
neiiten Cpier oagegen c6eint sic
glatterniende rai9 'i6ren @nOe 5il,
5nibreten 9lur nod ad)t neue Gr.
traHfungeit luaren iii Oer Derfloiieueu
gSohe 5u uer5eiAneH lmo sic Wle6rs
5a6l Der iriiber @rfrantten 6o6en Oas
Guarantdne.0oipital berets perlais
ien.
Sait oeBl geridt Ser @eiinO6eitss
geborOe ereigneten iid5 III Der am
2 Diai enoenoeu @phe 200 CODES
iole gegeH 201 iii Ocr gleidjlariels
0cn ggoHe oes @oria6rcs, 1872 iii
1912 unO 1856 in 1911. Iie Sterbs
lihteitSrate ipar 1899 pro Gauien0
oer &einmntbeu0lfering; LASS fiir
bic 8eiBen uuo 1896 fiir Sic 9lager.
Die 6auptidAliben Sooesuria6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

g8enu2 u9oa i'd S6ncu Diel-
leibt cinnal tiu odt Gage ooS Bud
pom Qiiten Gon lci5eu2" ySeul
Sie Is ID langc cnt6e9reu t0uuen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Die altr G8adlidlte.

Ier Tidbrige g0maro Snmitt
boa ylr. 329 Siio Ilrbarn 9troBc.
puroe geitcrn ibmer pcrbrount. ais
er bci'ln 5pielcn bon Der gSirtbidait
pou Su6u Y. Sofuriitcr, 99r. 1910,
Nunf Cir, Gin brenneuops 5trcih
hol8 III Gin nor oeuI pauc itebenoes
leeres gs6isfcpfaB marf D1S SAB
eiplooirie in0 oct tlcluq 5hnttt
waroe erbc6Iid an gan8cu aorpcr
perbrami Dr N. Z 9oro0. po1
glr 1902 9ant 3traBc lIcB oelu
SiMgen bic crite pilfc 5ll Ibeil lpcr
0en ponud eiu Batter Vlortm
5hnitt, ibn nod Nouie nablt
llui YrI6 fiir Did eoupagne eur
subriugen 9ntteH bic sifirogetteii
eucn &crfouistag filr @leiitifte ar
roaairt. mls ipelden lic 5000 Sicill'
qcpun 3t erllnGei 1oiicH Ole
1ranpn batten iiir oielen 3ped Der
ioitisbuoen in allen Dldrtten onfge'
Itlal iuio &erfdiiicr gingea onrd al
III 0iieutlihcR Sotale AHo @IuBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
Die gauf6a6u ciues friiGercu @or6c-
Effisiers.

Sieutcnait9 q . Sr5r. @cnot BON
&alesfe 6ei60iti9tc oicier Sa1c oie
5. Shoifommer 0eS SanoacridtS 8
Berlin mter NoriiB pes gauoge.
ric6ts Gircltors &oieut6o( Der pm.
aeflogte, Der ihon eiumol por ne6re.
rem Sn6ren uegeu 9etulgS augeflogt
mar, Oouals o6cr ircigeiprohen mlr.
0e mo lid ieBt pe0en iAuerer llr.
funoenidIidung mo &etrnges Uers
antluorteu nuBte, lpor iriiAer aftiper
Gfii5ier 6ei Oenl &aiier gllerau0er.
@aroe @reuo0ier Geainent. 9ladj.
Dem er Sduoen bol6cr ieiuen 9lb.
idie0 battc nebneu niiiien im0 i6nl
sur Gegllirng ieiner &crpiihtm-
Gen elm &opitol bon 100000 N}orf
sur Gerfiiguug geiteat morOcn par
gng 6rbr BON &alesfe naA (lrgen.
timer, Inn lirb bort in Der SanOs
mirtbidoit 3n bet60tigen, fe6rte ie.
bod bolo mie0er Ha6 Geutidlun0 5us
riid um0 6et6eiligte iib bier All Der.
idie0enen llnterne6numgen o6ne
rebt 5u relniiren. Giue9 IageS nm.
be ibm Damn @elcgen6cit ae6otelL
iid an einem neueu llnterne6meu
nit 10000 D}orf 81 6et6eiligen ga
ibn Dies 9lngebot ie6r porthcil6aft
eriden er o6er Wdlt ein iolc6es &o-
pital beiaB, 10 fu6r er nit 0en betref
icnOen @erren 5ll ieinem 9ruoer, ci-
ncnI Nlaiorats6errn in @oien Inn
0ieien sur 8eraa6e ser Slunmc 5u
peronlaiieu Ger 9ruocr lpor inn
Rrin5ip 5nndbit oo3u nicbt a6ge
ucigt madbte ieoodl ieine Bereitpil.
ligfeit BON Oeni @rgebuiB ser 9Srii.
iing oes llnterneGniens oird ieine
@auf obbdugig ino icbhi9 Baum oa
cs lnaiiuitig auslief oie Griiimma
Ser 9ttc a6. 3eBt griii Der 9lnge
id)iI0igtc Der icine 9et6eligung
ourGa9 erreihen moute, i'll einenl
unbegreiilihen Seidtiinn sal elmer
llrftn0eui0liduun mo i0li6te oui
Oen 9Iamen ieines 9rtoers, oes Nio
ioratS6errL cinen g9ehiel iiber 40,
600 Nlorf, 0en er Del eiuen @elOper
nlittler Oiscontirte.
Gpdter fdlidte Ct, inn ieine 5hulo
5u ocden, III Souburg eineu 3meiten
@eHiel iiber 10000 @}arf ouf oen
g}oncn cines an0ereu 9ruoers. PTS
Bonn Sic gSebicl ipdter natiirlid
nibt eiugeloit mur0eu uno GiDilpro
5eiie entitanoei famcn oie 5Glidl
lingcn 6eraus, mormIf Sreibcrr
g8en0t 5. 9gaIesfe iii Soft ganonuncn
un0 wegeu ocs Sont6lr9er Sales
6creitS 5li 5 Nlonoteu @efdngniB Der
irt6eilt muroc. 3u ieiner &ert6cioi
qing crflorte cr 6ei'n 5ueiten @ro
5eB, Dab er in gutem @lau6cn &c
6onoclt un0 immer noh ge5ofit bo
&c, SAB iein 9rr0er iim zines 9eie |
rem 6eiinneu lmo 0os @elo 1er9e6cn
luiiroe. Su iibrigen babe cr bon ben /
10000 Nlort noh @erccbnung Der /
ihieoener 8ctrdgc mlr etpo 5000 |
0lorf ausbc5oblt er6olten Dlit 9liid
iidt ouf iein @eitdn0niB 6eantrogtc |
Ser 5taotsarpolt inter 9emilligmg |
llmitdnoe 5 l}onote @e |
gls Gert6eioiger fiibrte
Rehtsolpalt Dr @alter ,Saffee aus,
oaB Scr 9lngetlogte in elmer gelpiiicn /
unO in Der 9ofinung &c /
lanoelt Ddbe Dab er nah Der Bethel
Iigung ollc feline 5dul0eu meroe De
lleiben f0nnen. Gor olen 8ineen
Iie9t o6er bel i6m ni6t cine ocr6re
Acrilc6e 9l6iidt ionOern nr, mau
MD ingcbcurer 2eidtiim Dor. Der
Seridts6oi iAloB iih aud 0ieicn
llnsfiibung on un0 ertmlnte oui 3
Vlonotc @eidu8nB pon oencH no@
Monat ouf oic crlittene llnteriuh
nlgsbait on9ereAnet puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
lLIIgm gLni@eine naA.

9lllcm 9(ni1cine mad.
.@e5einuotbs Sia be5ei2ncte gcitcrn
Oa neuen Aiieiior als einen oorneb
men Gboraftcr BON luidiien0er 8il.
olna uno ieiuitem ShIiii. oSo2
Ole ldent 9or nidt 5u milieu OoB
er bereits beinliN perlobt iltl@
glnffldrung. gl (5u 30:
09lllo 5il Nleir'S @cieaiAaitsabenoen
ge6it Du uiht me6r2. @egcn i6r2
gSiclo 0enn?" 49,. ga. cnhueorr
iin9t Tie. un0 wenn lie uidt iiugt
Damn todt iie.
@ut geiagt 5rol u@os
iol man 0eun milerem 0ie6iidcr
Giener IN ooS @nh idrci6en29
@lann o@an3 einiah Gntloiieu neil
er 9lles ie9r leic6t uinntt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03


9rieie
9Suuie M nnr 0ieie geiie oes Nilocs bes
lta1len lpirpe % ucHweiieln- g9er Die mei'
Neuot muroe ourd Sore NefonouHa oebeilt.
Slie etNenern 1ic iene Arniis SuubheiisGei
pauohnN Simcrlim, pns @ie bc glnoercn
oullpraftgn, lDnncu SiG nndl ir ud tGuu"
NN Dnhe Ole ircien NebannluHpcn geunnt.
NH meiB uur iu pQ0. mit melhcm S6mcri
Der 0Nimuibieung Die @crion nit oen 3uert
Gen lnun6eii oCn 3uuebmeuoeu &erluit
lhnrleu 0jel0ra crfenni ouB Cr oocr iie
gens INIT Mot mcriaer inrcdliher irob oer
Sorlhnllig. llno nCahulb 70 ounlbnr 0 Din
oaB W oiclen 6teunoen mcincr QeOeieu Ra
llenleu 1ellen ianu ianl ib niDt rnbcn bis
gllcn, Sic tau6 iinO:
10 mctoc gr0tio gcbnnomna qcncu Euub
geit isnrm Eauorn idmicn oer oaum madl.
matlel nin! louoern ncQuci 1inia ln0 Slocr
oper Nlciiii imrei6i uni irpcilo cinc sorc
Eanler eine Noiiiarie II ie1r palcno
gitis isiosu sir mir 30rs sraiis Se0ano
men nit gloreie mo iAidi iIe mir 5u.
<seuN N0t gtlel mi0 erlQpl luetoe iD
&9lglen gle gebanolula lolienlfei 5nlelioell.
Weine SCbanonnp Dat 0uuoerien iHb sun
oeiieu aiies @ebdr 3riidgcbrodDt H9nrlun
lollic iie elm Gcimes uh iilr gle bun2
@aB aled pie leid oocr uic idmer Shre
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NQ laAe niMis ilher pie Gehnnoliing. neil ld
pndlc oaB SiC ild iel6it ii9erenpen ons
teluliai ii Sbrem e0enen Sale 6eobahien.
&enn sic meme lri6ere Giierle bcnniwQrlet
aien Ne06rs ieit &eridnnen Sie 0eie 6pnnce
ultbf loilocrn ibrciben Se piort r cine
Aauobeh &cDunohHB Gle M gratis. 2mrem
an
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Ql0l Nrcibc octiiW cocr crAlilh
(Niui3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

9Cm i9. 03ai .enIitonia" nod
2iberpool.
9lm 10. 9lai oGorpotbia" uo9
Gibraltar un0 9teapcl.
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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
DEPOT CANDY KITCHEN.

George Gianakos landed in Hender~
eonville about i've ear ago, a strang-
er in a strange land. He saw an ex-.
cellent opening for a candy kitchen
and went into business, both up town
and at the depot. He is now concert
ing his efforts on his business OPPOSITE
the passenger depot and is handling d
growing trade.
Mr.. Gianakos handles an assorted
lines of cigars, fruits, nuts, candies,
crackers, refreshments, etc.. a large
portion of his candies being the home
made variety.
The business of the candy kitchen
has met with a steady growth since
1t was opened. His business an
nouncement is contained in the accom-
panying pages of the Hustier-Dem
ocrat.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
Continued on Last Page.)
GALLAMORE-WYNNE DRUG co.

The Gallamore-Wynne Drug COM
pany, which opened at the depot a few,
months after having conducted a bust
ness for some time at Fiat Rock, is the
Only drug store in the depot section
end from.all appearances the business
has justified thea establishment for
such eonveniences in this part of the
city! . ass II 81
The store carries pa fresh line Of
drugs and drug store accessories as
wen as some special remedies pre-
pared by this pharmacy, in addition to
having j a new liduid-carbonic soda
fountain, garden seeds, plants, etc.
The firm is composed of A. P. Gala
more and VIM. H. Wynne. with 3. E.
/ Deter, WHO has the distinction OF be-
ing he youngest registered pharmacist
ever granted license in North Carolina,
as prescription clerk. Mr.. Detter's
experience of sixteen years gives him
a thorough acquaintance with the pre-
seription work.
Mr.. Gallamore has been appointed
postmaster of the s~ub-station opened
in the Gallamore-Wynne Drug stors
and the office equipment is expected
this week. Mail will be received and
delivered from this Office and the bust
ness usually transacted by a postof
fee will be handled from the sub-stat
ion.
The business announcement of tn,
firm is contained in the accompany
ing~pages of the Hustler-Democrat.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
Brief interesting Story OF
Those who Would Change
The Business Map Of City

but at the present is enjoying q good
business all to himself. He is con-
Quoting a general merchandise bust
ness, handling dry goods. suits q
furnishings for men. women and chill
Sdren; notions, groceries. onion sets.
garden seeds, Owl and Red Steer fer
tilizers. cross ties and tanie acid wood.
Among the goods handled exclusive
Is by Mr.. Carson are the Wiets, Bit
rite and Steadfast shoes
MrgCerson haslnever failed to sell
goods for the reason that he we'll
knownby host 81 regular customers;
His business announcement is contain
ed in the accompanying pagessof ths
Hustler-Democrat.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
THE R~IGBY.MORROW CO.

The Rigby-Morrow company, fur
nishers of builders supplies, is m
of the old ana well-established firms
of it's kind In HendersonVfIle. The
firm has been conducted for a
number of years under this name, but
etout a year.ago Foster Bennett, who
is now president and manager of the
company, purchased the business,
about the same time securing his con
nections with the Hendersonville
Lumber company, then owned by the
Bennett brothers.
The company handles a large quanz
tity of supplies for building purposes
and carries the following line Of ma
terials exclusively in this territory;
NePonset Paroid roofing, Dixie Port
land cement, Gypsum wall plaster and
Eydrated lime.
An idea of the large volume OF bus
Einess done by this company can be
had from the fact that during the past
thirty days it has received Seven cas
loads of the following materials: One
car of cement. one of lathess oneHef
flooring, one of metal shingles, one Of
roofing, one o doors andswindpWs
an other of wall board ~andssother ma:
terials. s.
The business announcennt thls
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is contained
in the accompanying pages qf the
HusstIerzDemoorat
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26
D. S. PACE, BUSINESS MAN.

The business career of d. S. Pace.
back for twelve years, is a most
Interesting one for it has been marked 1
with success. About twelve years ago
he saw a future to the depot section, al
though there was only one building /
there. He built him a little store IN |
the woods, now the business district |
o. that section, and handled fertilizers.
His business grew and he-began hand
Eng produce and his business grew /
still more, then he sold wagons and
farm implements, later adding buggies
to his business. He has the distinc-
ton of having purchased the first ear
| load of buggies ever delivered in Hen
dersonville, Inc possibly h seco.d
car load of wagons, although sucn
vehicles had been frequently handled
in smaller lots. Mr.. Pace continued to
prosper and as he had a dream of the
future of that section he began1buying
land and building until now he owns
more buildings than any two men in
that section. About four years ago he
erected the building occupied by the
Farmers Hardware and Supply COM
pany, later erecting the one occupied
by the Hendersonville Wholesale Gro
Gerry company, and last year he erect
ed the one occupied by Shipman broth
ers. Meanwhile he built others west
CT the depot. He built him a large
and comfortable home and the latest
undertaking of a constructive nature
, is the sixteen room hotel at the depot,
which will be ready for occupancy by
March Is.
) At present Mr.. Pace is dealing in
Il real estate, cross ties, railroad mate
rails. extract and pulp wood. He
handles a large quantity of these ma
~terials and is considered one of tho
depot sections greatest boosters al
his brick buildings throughout ths
business district stand as a monu
d nent to his confidence in this distric
and to his great success, which he haI
raade in a few years by hard work an
conscientious business methods. Hi
J business announcement is given in tn
IS accomDayig columns o fthe Hustle
!, Democrat.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-02-26

"We are going to change the bust
ness district of HendersonVine,"
nroudly boosted a business man this
week. "This, section is doing one
tbird of the business Of Henderson
vile and prospects are bright Q much
greater business than heretofore" he
continued, as hestold of the advantages,
and the growth of this rapidly develop
ing section.
To those not knowing the real condl-
tions, it would be dincult to give cred
erce to the fact that only twelve years
ago the depot section was covered IN
trees and the business district had
only one store to its credit. The
growth for the decade hae been re-
raarkable and as "a result, various
kinds of business enterprises are now
GENERATING in the vicinity OF the depos
The greater part of the building has
been done during the past Fl v years
and the advertisements on the accom-
panying pages will serve to show tina,
the vicinity is blessed with live bust
ness men who have an abiding faith in
the future of this section.
The growth has been so marvellous
that the government has seen fit to
establish a sub-postof1ce in this par
of the city. The office opened this
week in the Gallamore-Wynne drua
store with A. P. Gallamore serving as
! postmaster. The business men fee
proud of the great convenience tc