davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20
NEARLY 200 DEAD
Little Hope That Any Buried
Miners Are Alive.
hut Al Out Of ESQ Victims Of
Explosion Rescued.

Lethbridge, Alberta, June TO-
With but faint hope Of finding alive
any Of the miners still entombed in
mine No. 20 of the Hi1lcrest (Alta)
coiiieries. limited. whore an explosion
il believed to have killed all but
forty-one Of tho 23e men in the mine
at the time, government rescue crews
AFTER Z night Of ceaseless toll today
efforts to penetrate to the Imprisoned
men.
While mine officials encouraged the
belief that many OF the entombed
men still are alive, this belief Is not
common, as relatives and comrades Of
the missing men fear that those who
were not crushed by falling debris
were overcome by the poisonous gases
that filled the mine chambers imme-
diately after the explosion: Although
1t was officially stated last night that
but 225 men, composing the day shift,
were In the mine when the explosion
occurred later figures, declared to be
authentic. place the number at 236,
with forty-one OF this number ac-
counted for as alive early today. The
other 1915 still in the mine are be-
lteved to be dead or with no chance of
surviving the gases until rescuers can
reach them. But few bodies had been
recovered early today aside from the
% removed last night.
Roscuefs Worked An Might.
Under the glare Of the searchlights
trained mine rescue workers from the
British Columbia station at Fernie,
labored through the night with the
Alberta province crew, clearing away
the debris that blocked the mine pas
sages near the entrance. As most of
the miners were working several hum
dred feet in, when the explosion oc-
CURED. tho rescuers do not expect to
recover all of the bodies for several
days. Huddled in groups about the
mine entrance many women had
waited for news Of missing relatives
since yesterday but early today several
abandoned their vigil in despair.
The storm crippled wire communi-
cation with Hillcrest which delayed
several hours the news of the disaster.
has made it difficult to get complete
details.
This 10 the third great disaster In
Crows Nest pass during the past ten
years. and in number OF dead 1t 10 ex-
pected to exceed In magnitude the dis
aster at Frank. ten years ago, when
that village was buried by the collapse
of q mountain and 1875 inhabitants
killed. Four years ago IS men were
killed In the Bellevue mine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20

park this afternoon and sunday. This
afternoon the Rock Island and College
Hill Bakery, clubs played Gnd Sunday
afternoon doubleheader will be play
ed in which the voiland Clothing COM
pany will play the Eagles and the
Knights and Ladies Of Security will
play the Gem Grocery.
The Rock Island club has won three
games and has not been defeated. The
College Hin club has won two and lost
one. These two teams and the Vol
land eCofhing company team are the
strongest in the league
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20

-
three chances. and can make his little
fat leglets twinkle like the spOkes in
an auto wheel. He Is 30 short that
the pitcher who could keep 'em be-
tween his knees and shoulders could
locate the nHlxxle OF pickle bottle.
(See map, scale about 1-12.
Cooley's swap OF Cochran and Tall
Hon. seemed to work all right. Hon.
George covered his new assignme mt,
and Hon. Tallion covered his. The
change. was made because Tallion Ia a
shark 1t fielding on the port side and
Jawge is a leedle better on the peg.
Mr.. Dessau. of Lincoln. was not
holding a bargain day sale. Every
body paid full tariff on what they got
from Mr.. Dessau. Mr.. Dessau didn't
do q great lot toward contributing to
the Cooleykaw collection Of one run.
In fact. he ably assisted Mr.. McGrath
in making 1t q real ball game.
Here's hoping they keep It mp while
abroad. II they do. they will bring
hack q lot ct smoked breakfast food.
Arabic numerals on another Of
those real games: zpk I. LINK o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20

Summer has tts inconvenienceg." II
don't get YOU" IT was just thinking Of
the vestless man who tried to carry
lead pencil, q fountain pen. his watch,
and his cigars in the top pocket Of his
coat."-Detroit Free Prea9
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20

An excalIent - cant Sunday dinnei
~ Fifth Avenue hotel, undar rpana9o-
xnent q Frank LonG.-.AANs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20
Has Been Made = Fixed Rnls
by MIR. McGrath.
Should Have Seen the Last Two
Games at Home.
More Big League Stuff Before
Audience of 200.
TBy Harvey Parsons.1

TBy Harvey F8T9Ou8J
When Lincoln rext meets Topeka,
there will be two words. to throw q
scare into the Organizes; one is the
Foreign sounding name. Reisigl. and
the other il the Portuguese word. Nc
Grath.
Monsignor McGrath originated in
the upper crust OF Usage county-so
near the line that he feels qualified
to vote for Kiene and Swayze. But
II does not follow" says Mr.. McGrath,
"that because they dig coal in my ma
tive county am q coal miner. Prunes
come from California. but something
that comes out of California may not
be a prune. Please deny the report
that I was blown into baseball by a
windy shot in a coal mine"
Now that the former occupation OF
Mr.. McGrath has been carefully
evaded, let us proceed-skipping sew
eral periods and sen1icolons between
his origin and what he did to the
Links yesterday.
1t was q fair to middling day, and
. I. to m. flor Topeka) attendance
covered spots in the stand. Again
Jack Haskell was on ice somewhere
north Of Suez-or maybe Second
hciated. They were just az rotten. ~
umpires. as any player umpires. but
both sides played so clean that thee
was little chance for bubbles. Tbs
quiet, almost noiseless Mr.. Mc0rath.
occupied a spot near the axis Of the
ball ensued, and Mr.. McGrath was
still there. He had not precipitAted
any starting amount OF perspiration;
he had not peeved about anything;
he had not barked at one of the un-
trained jumps. And the visitors a.
one scratch hit. Whether or not the
little gentleman from Usage county
dug-digged-maybe dag IL the
proper word-any soft coal or didn't
dig any soft coal, is Of no importance
to Topeka fans.
A player umpire invariably favors
the batter and the baseman. The
pitcher and the runner suffer. TAX
ing into consideration the player UNI
pires 1t IL safe to say that the small
Mr.. McGrath rubbed tho fuzzy edge
OF q no-hit game.
A few days ago. the writer Of this
bunk was introduced to McGrath.
and q, three-cornered baseball CONVEX
sation ensued. It was the day Cooley
took charge. Asked for an opinion.
McGrath said:
1--WE ought to do something. There
are three good pitchers on the staff.
OF course I am wild as a rabbit.
but" ana he named three others.
''they are good enough for anybody's
ball club" Modest Mr.. No-Hit Nc
Crath.
When the team comes home. drift
out to the park and give two whoops
for McGrath, two more for Reisigl,
and what you have left in the whoop
basket for the rest of the team and
Large Richard. Topeka has q team,
a manager and a chance. The rest Of
it Is up to Topeka.
Herr Reisigl says he is not Dutch.
He claims to be an Austrian. But he
has Dutch legs. and he is in Dutch
with Lincoln batsmen. Mayhap he is
of Austrian Tyrol. hence the inability
of hunters to cop his ibex.
The trimmed-down youth recently
captured by Cooley, Is hereby chris
tened "Pu5ge' Potts. He looks like
q real acquisition. His shape Is that
OF a forty-cent watermelon mounted
on piano legs. He got two hits out of
8! g
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20
IN THE CITY LEAGUE.


The teams Of the City leaene WI!
Ans ct the city a$ Weeter1 xeague
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20
Weekly Rank etaaeupeuf

New York. June M.-Ths statement Of
the actual condition Of clearing house
banks and trust companies, for the week.
shows that they hold oasse. 80 reserve in
excess Of legal requirements. This ID q
decrease Of g 4n.s66 from last week. The
statement follows:
Actual condition.: Decreaaa
Loans .136 204 900 -, 10000
Specie .................. "a, ~ 900 12.7s4 900
Legal tenders. ......... W,562, 600 1887 200
Net deposits ........... zO46 81. 900 20.l17O00
Circulation A.1sa.ooo 5000
Banks cash reserve in vault. 80, s63, 900
Trust compAniee' cash reserve
IL ventt .......-..... -.---....-. v00
Excess lawful reserve S8,80, $50 3M,96o
Trust companies' reserve with clearing
house members carrying = per cent cash
reserve. $N61A000.
Summary Of state hanks and trust COM
pan1es in Greater New York, not included
in the clearing house statement:
Loans 4 lnvestmentss$ 800 - 500
Gold -...-..--......-.... <A39osoo0 H. 100
Currency and - hank
notes ...-............. 10Q13oo s176.eoo
Total deposits ......... 056.30,1O0 81. 800
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20


se.s. 3 d ss .nd 80 3d. aa'''s g vsaear -
United states "a cane6a Fiji 81 49, - ~.
corMng 70 Aredstreet:a. were 1000
sod S;1zA.ooo year ago. Cosn wars lkooo
s,. e Is: e: .ss s s... s e:
ousnaes accordng = the o65eiel foveEn-
thaa ~ nay. M e s!:vsa months. e
year and 11.A1 40 last year. slightly
1ns..SS tnsn one-tn'rd Was u tho FORM OF
a.@.A.
49, S10 49, tSai - ~ !N ~ -.
na.e = Ho, me FL 4. oIe - ~ .ac
srss, fair Wssshsr preVssisd. Tn IS fcrs.
pcsss a ana NOT meeh enAns' N ''"-
r,,.c..c Cat. ,1.,,.e
=, Gs;n.scSo: June soC,,WM 1. - s ~
CoRN-Tuiv. eesxc !. sSsn.temher. S7sc: -
camber. ~.
0ATlJniv uskn. seotnmhee. sn&c.
D0nr.Y.,iv ~ =. G>S%~-h~ ~ -
IxRnyuiyy' Hois: ssDssnber 6Hn
RTaa InSvs az, III Se,,+sysner ~, e
49, '' -. e-s--.1' '
1.,.-,.ao' g...s Il w 49, ),
Manitobe. n ed: No. e ga: July.
q I'D; October. 6 11kd: December,
coRN-Amasican. = 7,4d: July. Z n.
--------
r.n.a. w. ~asy - GwInAT1c..,.
rfar6 M ana : io.crs fsoft unchanxe6.
Nc Nc : es 6szd: s7osee; NS; :. ssossc: No ;
CnRN-L.rret sncnsn~ed To We hieher.
M 4 ,,sived asss1a1c. ~ y Ss,2<Sssc: M
= Wnas9s ss71. NO. - s<VselSc'
No 8 white, lo5k040c; No. mixed, S71z0
nc
RYE-esc.
BuTTER-Msrkes unchanxed.
EGGS Market unchanged.
POUITRY-4Arket unchanged.
WHEAT-Recetpts n cars.
CLOSE: WHEAT-July. U3x015tc:
coRN-July. exc; September. s53So
srSc
oArs-suly. SIC.
Chicago. june n.-BuTTER- Market
lower. Creamery. 2o0s7c.
CHEE6E-Narket unchanged.
POTATO08-Market higher. Now, <lo0
01.tO: old. e0@e6c.
POuITRY-AAve. lower. fowls. 14c.
New YORK Ff00oce Markee.
New York. June 1o.-BUTTER-Market
,,naefflod taAleo. current make firDtn.
M.
mix fresh sneoiSis. 1f1ig&c: averaro
fancv. 11Ec.
R(S(ssLMnrket Unclaimed.
PopLTHx-iIzxs a1sist; ws sss'.c ch tsar
~. 1SsSi4o: dressed. steady: western
chioiens. froxen. ll1k11ooc: fowls, 1s3k01ec:
turkeys, 10e6c
-
v~~a- Su~>p nemrar~e
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20

UnI00o x0&./
Don'e een0 tn rough. THIN. unfinsshaA
~ e PISA ~ Ne cannot - th0m ~
Hac9ine purposes ana WIN have g 6Uy ~
eSSek hoe pe1cce ana 1oW enough 8 q.
n - g - = SeoniD g the 6avef mafEoe, 8
Keep them beck until finished.
cannot use grass cattle unlono neraeelv
good.
Aasket price paid Tor ary loe eet9aa
70 you Win favor N With your in0ufy9ea
ana length Of time on foS6. ~ Vffy NIX
you An o6oe a arrange tor en- bu1SrS
TO ea1l On yoQ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20
Topeka Fruit aud Pro0uce lGnrkee
sale Fruit ana Produeai

'''' ale s'i s+u 4 ana san Produce. ! "''''-
.,,-z--x Topeka. Kan, June =.
CHE6R!ES-Per crate. $2.A
cANTAL0UPEs- STANDARD. @a.so: poniss
eoosEnERnIEs-psr crate. san.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES - Per boz.
eeHEEiIee6o Fs7f rH esn; 81 box. .,~
I IInM1HsaJnET nnnd-sS !. srste. s.se
oR HxxNNsns-estr s.1 fancy; per H.. n4e.
CALIFORNIA LEMoNS-Fsr nox sz.m.
HOME GROWN PIE PLAINTIFF do.
N1sszssrPr1 roa1ATo.s-r.r 4 psx.
HoxE Grown Lnrrucr-r.r b..
srRfNo oNloNsc"oFfi::r dc Soa bupcs..
AsRARAous-Perd os. &c.
NEW BEETe-per bu'. ~.
NEW CABBA0E-per h.. pc.
NEW PEA6-Por basket 60
NEW BEANS-Per basket @1.o0; par n.
cucuNsERs-Psr doA. 10: pr sas-
NEW PorArors-psr bu.. 40
wsfef!sld per % sce: Pc se'1 Iooo 'assss5E :
E.riy rendered per 10. IS: Per Der ia
iess - .sss wssss, "a p 1ss s.
ToGxTo FLANrs-n..,y Tres. per G
S. e; P:r @ R Rss;y s sssa%D Ssa Ger
R:r; n; sz@: D.Tiiaaa. psr {. e psr 8:
CHE cHEE Sc sei E. NJ -"
DIAMOND HAsKErs-H bu.. Per dos,
e: - bu.. pr dos. 20: pecks Per doa.
BERRY BoxEs-sp to the buadIs Z.
p. Tupeio per ~. 30: Poplar Per n. 80:
die. 10 - - ~
Topeka Butter. Eees ana Poultry.
tFurnishs1 ~ the ropekA Paehing Cal
Topeka. Kan. June ..
POuLTRY-Hens. 11c: sprfngn oveP 4
lbs:. lie: brcflers. 11bs ana under, is:
turkeys. nc: ducks. 1c: essse. jc. YUM
EGGS-1Sc.
Topeka 0Eaan 1aarke&
.Turnlshed ~ J. y. Dfllaea, eoraer na.~
- ave and Curtis st.J
ropeka. KAN, June =
WHEAT-8Qooo.
boseer aad Hka1.
s'''''' &. 4sss Sfae'' @ssj c''a.s's
Topeka. KAN. June q
CHICAGO D000-a1o1okO.
NEW YORK U00e-0411kc.
CREAMERY BUTTDR-Chjcaeo. Ne.
N. r. N5k0aoc: Elsin. 9551c: TepeS;
Tupolkn Hay lGoehoG
Vusn1shsa ~ :. ~ 0esh. 13-ns = 0enn
Tonata Kan 1,,..
PRAIRIE HAY-No- \ Sl4oe: ne. =
NEW AI.FALvA-s1oeA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20

New York, June 20.-1G0NHX-Ca
money, nominal. No loans. Time loan
% days. 264k per cent: % day.. SA02
Der cent; months, 340936 per cent; mel
camille paper. 33k@4 Per cent.
CLOSE: Sterling exchange, steady:
days. 9As5.7S; demand. e4.S7.96: comme1
sILvER-Bar silver. Gsase: Mexican dol
lars, z31zc.
BONDSGovernmant bonds steady. rail
road bonds firm.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20

Quincy. ILL.,, June 20.-Captain Fuller
Wisherd, principal owner Of the steam
er Majestic, places the value of the
steamer at $50. 900. 1t was originally
known as the keystone State. and was
built at Harmar. o., in 1890. In jan
nary of this year 1t was purchased by
the Wisherd company Of Quincy and
completely overhauled and the name
changed to the Majestic.
1t had q hull 226 feet long. 81 foot
beam and six feet deep, with engines
OF $40 horse power. Its Official carr
rytng capacity was $500 tons The
Wishsrd company carried $4,000 flre
Insurance. and sax marine Insurance..
The Majestic had been on the river but
rev weeks ana was considered the
finest excursion boat ON the river. n
has done an especially big business this
year IN the exclusions near Quincy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20

The trimmed-d down youth recently
captured by Cooley. is hereby chris
tened 'Pu5ge" Potts. He looks like
q real acquisition. His shape is that
OF a forty-cent watermelon mounted
on piano legs. He got two hits out of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20
STORAGE OF GRAIN.

CONTINUED from Page one.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20

chicago Produce Market
Chicago. June 30.-BUT
lower. Creamery, 20@97c.
Uo0eMaxket unchanged.
CHEH8E@Aarket unchanged.
POTATOU6-Market higher. Now, Q0
~. 70; old, e0Qe6c.
POuLTRY-Alive. lower. Fowls. 40.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-20

Herr Reisigl says he is not Dutch.
He claims to be an Austrian. But he
has Dutch legs. and he is in Dutch
with Lincoln batsmen. Mayhap he is
of Austrian Tyrol, hence the inability
of hunters tc cop his ibex.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
Sin nIter annOe.

llnier nibt ipeniger oenn bier per'
i6icocncn 9lni6uloiaimaen wuroe ge-
Itcri Radniitag bon 9idter Sopler
inn uciilideu @oli5ei-@eridt Der 20
Sabre alte Soiep6 @agner, Der 5ll'
crit crfldrtc, ni Der Siio.gSaibington.
Sirabe 81 pobueu imo ipGter iagte
er po6ne 0a, no cr Geraoe ieinen
Slt 6in6dnge. ben @roBgeidwore-
men ii6crlpicicu. Gle aeaen i'm err
6obcneu 9lniduloiaunaen IoIten aul
Giu6rii1e III oos @cidditslofal Der
.ailcntic & @aciiic Eea &c." an
ser gtoro. .gutam. SiraBe unO IN oas
@ciddiislofal oaS ggaoreubaiIies
bon @. ,5ro6lid, ieruer alf uubeiiig-
les ginoringeu in oen Soirmm bon
q. SHleisner. 9lr 227 @eit-Sering.
tom 5trabe nno idlieBIid oii ous
@eiibtraoen bon Ginbrehernert3eiI'
qeu g9ie bcrihtct, bate @agner
Dem i6n uer6aitenocn &oli3iiIen Gin.
0unq Sl5 augeboten, peuu er ibr
lalifen laiien niiroe. Qie @oli5ei
qlanbt in i6m enol1 eineH gefd6rli.
men Giubrehcr oiusfeit gemac1t 5ll
baben. Der bcrcits felt g9ohen oas
&icrtel 3lpiiden Gntaw. II. Somaro-
StraBe umiider modte imO auh an
Dem eiubrud in 9leao's gIpotbete
ni6t umbet6eili9t iein Oiirfte. SIui
sic 6roge o6 er nod Gomplicen ba'
be, erflarte er, oaB er niemals ieinc
Greimoe perrat6en peroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
Sin 8ilo bCs 9rat.
i9eu 8aiirrs.

Der sDeltidc Correspondent"
beroffentlidt belte an onoerer
Steae fOitenlOS1 cine 2lu0eige fiir
Den @ertrieb zines 8 BEL 10 3oa
groBeu @iloes 3oiier @ilbelm's
oes 3meiten bon 0eutidlano gum
geiten eines 0sntIden II. Deter
reid-llnsariideH SiilisfOnOs, nit
Saltptquartier IN gbicogo. Gos
8ilo iit Elm oor5iiglider Oelorud
mO maht in Dem tiefen @olorob-
men nit ibworSer ginfaiiung, in
pel6em es eeiebt it, einen por-
5iigliHen @inOrud. g9ie aus Der
gln5eige eriidtlid, foiten 9ilO
uuO ytobmen 50, m1breno 0os
8ilo obne gfabmen fir 81 5u En-
balten lit. @on Dem @reis fir
oos 8iIO oaein erb1lt Ser Siilfs-
fono 80 Gents, uno bon Dem
Hrels tur Sll0 ltil0 Jfobmer 90
Gents. Ser oDeutide Gorreipon-
Oent" lit bereit, oie @ermitteh4ng
81 iibernebmen ln0 5par nnent-
geltlid, jeOodb Bat Der Gdufer
eines 9iIoes natiirIib oos 9Sorto
6u be6obIcn. Sni @ureou oes
uCcutiben Gorreiponoenten" lit
eines Der 9ilOer ousgciteat, 10
OaB Die 2eier lid 0urb glueen.
ihein bon Dem @ert9 Oes 9iloes
lino &nbmen iiber6eugen f0nnen.
Sails &ereine lid fir Wlaiicn-
gIuftrGse eutidjliefen iOaten, f6n-
nen lie i'm Snreun Oes y9eutid6em
GcrrelpOuOeuten" bic ge5ngs-
anelle eriabren nnO iidJ Die giIOer
anf eiseHe 0iednuus Oireft id5ideu
lahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

gooe. glnitaltcn I'M 5reien Ole erfolg
reihitc mcIde ole 6reiba0sGommi
iion je 5l ner5ei6nen bottc, 10 be-
ri6tete geiteru @oitor Sbomus 90.
@euoenfopi Der SefretGr Der Cont
million. Der Stotiitif oes 2esteren
Sufolgc puroe gginons 9eoh bou90,-
600 @erionen beiudbt, oos ejiuDnn's
Sails. S6pimnboo bon $4,000 un0
cas- 4atterion 9Sorf- S6mimmbao BON
10000. Das 9Sotterion Sort
Ghpinim6oo puroe BON etmo 25,.
600 @erionen peniger beiudt pie i'm
Gorjobr. Sr. 9eooenfopf erflort abet
oicien 9iiidgong OoOurh, OoB Die
5reiliite etipos reou5irt puroe. Dis
Der lpuroen 0ie @nobet rnentgeltlidl
nit 9ooeboien oerieben. gloh gln-
gobe oes Srn. 9eaoenfopf purOe ie-
cod Oieies @ripilegiitm bon anoben
miBbrouht pelbc orei bis bier Deal
oes Cages booeten ino 5wor 6um.
glodtbeil BON 9lnoeren, pelde fir
lie 9nOeboicn be8ablteu. I'm oieiem.
llnfug bor5u6eugen, iebte oic 8oOe-
Gomniiiiion fir 9o0eboien fir ano-
ben cine @ebiibr bon 1 Sent pro
%oor an.
N3oDor 0antt Oeborte-
mcntS Gbefs.
SSi ser oeitrieen GobinetSiisung
oeS @1oDors Onnfte Ser 2ettere oen
beri6ieoencn 0eportements Gbefs
fiir ibre W}itpirfimg gum @eIiueen
oer Sternenbouner-6ei unO gou5
teionoers fiir Die geIungene glrrangi
rung Der N1uni8ipul-Y Yorooe.
W2oDor ais G5or BON 6 ! t.
tonoogo gemiini Of t.
9loditebcnoer 9rief melder BON
6. g9. SomorO bon ser Sonoelsfoni-
mer BON CHATTANOOGA Senn., an
@rn, 9iobert s. 9cocbonL ocn Sefre-
tar ocs uGereins Der &ollfleute unO
6obrifanten" gei6rieben muroe, lit
geitern Dem 03opor 5ugeionOt NOR
0cn:
SD babe Sbrcn iuterciioutcn9rief
Dcm A. September er6olten. gSir
roaen uns nidt iibcr sic tcdniide
9iuslegrng cines 10 ottroctiOen @or-
tcs mic uottroctip~ itretcu. @ir 9eioe
itimnen oorin iiberein Dab iopobl
Sbre StoOt pic iniere, wunoerpoae
Gor6iigc uno prGhtigc 9eute mlf6i-
ipciicn 6ot mo foit irgeno etmos. Oos
Sie ooer ih 2o6ensmertbes iogen
iuiirOen niht iI6ertrie6en iein miiroc.
sd Mode aber 10 oiel ioeen oob,
foas lid Baltimore ou ireenO elmer
3eit ioDeit pergeiieu ioate, ieines
9PoDors iiberOriiiiig 6u merocn, mir
eerne bereit limo, i'm 5u iiberuebmen
itno ibn gum G5or BON Chattanooga
All ntdcben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

Die 9eeroigung 0es am Sonnta9
Morgen aus Dem 9eben geihieoenen
@oli3ciribters gilIiom z. Scnrg
miro morgen 9lahmittaa BON ieiner
g9obniina 9lr 1911 SarIer.9loe,
ans Iiottfiuooen. @ditor s. @. airt
bon Der Nlet6ooiiiih Froteiiontiiben
St So1ns.stirde miro oie reIigiolen
Snnohingen uorne6mcn Die 9ei-
iebima aui oen 9ouoon @orf.6rieo.
bore miro inter Sen 9lilipi3ien oes
Trcinorrer.Groens erfolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
Qeidlt perIeht

9ei elmer GoIliiiou 3wii6cn eiuem
Observation-Disclosures Ser 91ortb-9lpe.- :
Sinie mn eincm @eidbrt Der o9olti.
more 9Ispbalt glod & Eile Go.,@ an
Der @de BON Horib.9Ipenie liuo Sop.
lar @roDe- StrnBc, lpurOe Der &ld.
iber @li6ael 6eraIo, bon g3r. 40,
9iutlano.2lnenle, lciht oerlcst, 6eioe
(Seidbrte leidt beihdoiot uno elm
1lallt9ier au aopie ocupuuoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
,SrD6lidlc @cbnrtstaasfcicr.

yfiIltig ln0 nIitnter beging lebten
Sonutag Sr. @eorg @alomann iei-
nen 72, @e6lrtstag auf ieiuem ioul-
lid aelcgenen 9anoiibe, s. StroBe
mo A 9lucune, 81 Ganton, Ger
oYaperiihe @erguiiguugS @erein
oeiien gbreumitgIieof oas @e6urts-
tagSfinO lit, bate iid in corpore eiu-
geiinOen im0 puroe BON 0eiien @rd-
iioentcn @OuarO &arl @iitcl, Elm be-
quemer Morris- Shlbl, bon Der Io-
mensSeftion wurOe Elm pr1dtiger
9lumenitrauB ourh oeiien @r1iioen.
tin 5rau Gina WfiiQer, nit elmer
ourdonbten 9lnipra6e iiberreidt,
wofiir Sr. @oIomonn iid ber3lid
beoanfte 9llmeuitrduBe muroen
ferner bon ieiner Satin 9orbara
mo ser Eodtet lSrai Marg.
Sdwar5, Dem Batter geihenft. Die
6aae oes Observation-Disclosures
9ereins~ mar ans 2lnloB Ser iSeier
prdbtig oeforirt rno licB man iid
an Der reidbeiesten 6eittofel nieOer
Sr @eoro @nlomonlL pelher Dor
70 Sabren 81 6ii6baH, Sberiran-
fen, geboren muroe, oicnte ais 6elo-
pebel bei'm Z. boperiiden SSnfonte.
rie.9iegiment s. Gontpognie 5u 9ap.
reiitb, mabte in 1866 imO 1S70/71
5mei 6elO5iige nit lno wur0e Oilrd
feline Sopferteit ser Syn6ober Oes ei.
ierncn areil3es. Serr golomann
belt an Die 70 5a6IreiG g(nmeienoen
cine 6eitreoe ino mli iein griuben
wiroe oie y@aht an 9lbein" geiitn.
gen. Inter oen eiugeIaoenen @Giten
waren eridienen S5r. Il. ;5rau Sein.
rid Sdmar5, .0r. nn0 5rarl Gouaro
&arl @iitel, Sr uuO 6rol Seinrid
anliimann, Sr. itnO Sroit 2lnOreas
Wliiller 6r. uno 6rau 8rieOrid
Sillmer Sr. uno 6roi 6rieorid
Dliiaer Sr. imo 6rau Socob @rmer,
Sr ino 6roii @ilbelm Moi6alnL
Sr. ilno 6rau @errmann @0b, Sr
inO 6rnl @ilbelm grbnrOt, Sr. rnO
6rau aarI ebert; ierner Die 5rouen
Si55ie Goipns, Qi5ie Smith, 9lnna
@alomaiin, Gtio &eters, gli3 Sill.
berg, SRI. emma W}iiIler, Sri. glunn
@olpert, Sri. emma @olpert, Ser
ren Wlar Si6Ia, Snlius SogeI, Sob
&leDlein Sob. Nluprnionn 9eonborS
GoOer, 6ero Sefiner, Bob. Nlihael
iuio Gapitdn Grieorid Sinberg.
Nroi. @ouaro Rarl 9Siitel's GrGelter
ipieIte auf 8uu fro6ddeu 0}cigeu.
Grit bei'm Sa6nenibrei beeob man
iid5 ouf oeu Seimuea nit Dem Be
iuuBiiein, einen frobli9en 9(beuo per-
lebt 81 5abcn. 9Srof. 6. 9. @iIteIS
Srdeiter trug iudbrenO oes glbenoS
patriotiide 98eiien Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15

9SloBlid erfronft 1T geitern @}or-
gen eeaen $50 llbr an ser Soaioap-,
5piihcn Der Geutcr- lno Wlonimcnt.
StraBe, Ger 40 Sabre alte 9lbro6an
@il6elm bon SompiteaO, Carroll.
Golntp. @r ipurOe BON Dem @oli.
5iiten George $. 9or1eroiug pom
mittlercn Diitrift 6elpuBtIoS onige-
fitnoen nno ip0ter in Der goli5ei-9lm-
bulon5 na4 Dem Yiercp-6oipitnl &c.
bradt geim Sal auf oos StraBen.
pflaiter erlitt er cine flafien0e @unOc
am @interfopf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-15
Gontraft fit 0rc6brHdc.

Die Staats-SonOitroBen- Commit
iion iiimntt beitte glnoebote ollf Oic
Nutouirlmg ser $50 SlB langen
0rebbriide entoegen welde ciuen
Ebeil Scr nellen Sanoper- StraBen-
@riide bilOeu miro. GS miro onge-
nonunen Dab Oieie 0re6briide 5pi-
iben 100000 uno $t50,000 foiten
miro. Ga oie @riide nad cinem ipe.
5ieaen @nhuurf eebmt peroen muB
nno MIR weni9e Sirmen fiir oieie Sir.
belt cqlIippirt limo, perocu MIR peni.
&c 0fferten erportet.