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The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
REALLY IMPORTANT.

A political meeting was on in a GER
tain town and Thomas r. Marshall. Vice
President Of the United States. was to
speak The hall was packed and the air
was sitting. For some reason, II was
impossible to open the windows. and one
had to be broken.
1t was feared that the noise Would
startle the audience and perhaps throw
them into panic The mayor of the
town stepped forward to give warning
The audience, however. had not as
sembled to listen to the mayor, and over
whelmed him with cries of Marshall!
Marshanr'
Silence was not restored till the in
furiated official yelled at the top OF his
voice:
I'm not going to make a speech!
have something to say"'-New York
Post.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
RAN HUSBANDS LIGHTHOUSE

ten Of bravery and the suffering under
gone by the keepers OF the lighthouse.
but none is more thrilling than the ex-
perience OF Mrs Peter Borque. the wife
OF a keeper Of the light on Bird Island
on the coast OF Nova Scotia One night
In fearful storm her husband was
swept on the rocks into the sea, and
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
How to Rid the Skin
OF Objectionable Hairs
(Aids to Besuty.D

the quick removal of hairy or fuzzy
growths and rarely is more than one
treatment required: Mix a stif paste
with some powdered delatone and wa
2 or minutes rub on: wash the skin
and every hair has vanished. This sim
pie treatment cannot cause injury, but
care should be exercises to get real
delatone.-Advt
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08

with a year-old baby In her arms. the
wife managed to wind up the heavy ma
chinery for the bell and NIL the oil tanks
for ten days until the fog lifted and
her distress signals were noticed.
Countless lives were doubtless spared
by her efforts and. II she RECEIVERS from
the exposure and lack OF food, she will
always be the protege Of the Canadian
government
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08

- Tea
Quick wafies-One pint sweet milk,
Lhree cups -four, one teaspoonful salt
two teaspoonfuls baking powder, three
yolks Of eggs, then add milk, -four and
salft. beat well: add melted butter,
whites Of eggs, beaten, and last baking
powder. Bake in hot irons. Columbia
Cook Book)
Red Kidney Bean SaIad-One can
beans, one onion, cut fine, six cucumber
pickles, sliced fine; salt as desired.
Squeeze over all the juice Of one lemon.
Mix thoroughly and serve cold. "a
Friend)
Cocoanut Cookies-Two cups sugar. two
eggs, one cup sweet milk. one and one
half cups lard, two teaspoonfuls baking
powder, one teaspoonful vanilla, one cup
shredded coeoanut. Add flour to mix. not
too stif. Roll out and bake as any
: cookies. "a Friend)
Bread Sauce-Rub through colander one
teacup bread crumbs. To one-half pint
cold milk, add a small onion, four all
spice; boil eight minutes Take crumbs
-3nd one tablespoonful butter; beat well.
Serve hot with chicken.
Green Gooseberry Tart-Put berries in
granite kettle and cook until soft.
Sweeten and cool. Pour into patty pans
lined with paste. and bake with top
crust.
Spanish Cream-One quart milk. one
half box gelatin; stir over fire. Beat
lTolks of three eggs, light with one cup
hSSaE. Cook until it thickens. When
" cold flavor with vanilla (Colum-
Cook BookD
t of supplies, local prices: Two
It's strawberries, 20 cents; one can
hs, 10 cents; cookies, 10 cents: Chick
20 cents; potatoes. Is cents; green
ms, 10 cents; onions, cents; goose
ries, 10 cents; cream and milk, 25
=; one dozen eggs. II cents; -four,
Is cents: total. Sl-V.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
CENTRAL LABOR UNION ELECTS.

whose terms began yesterday. are Presi-
dent. Newton A. James; vice president,
E. L. Tucker; secretary. John P. Col
poys: financial secretary. J. E. Toone:
treasurer. Luke F. Ludlow; sergeant-at-
arms, Joseph Clark: trustees, William
ZeIl, Frank Nolte. and William D. Clark.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
LATEST IN GIRDLES
AND SASH ENDS

The new girdIes and sash ends are
made of green ribbon with striped bor-
ders of dark red. blue and black. Then
comes the girdle and sash Of knitted
silk These are very fashionably worn
with fine wool frocks and colored silks
and cottons.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
CLEARING SINK PIPES.

To prevent sink pipes from clogging.
use one can of lye to six gallons Of
water. The solution should be allowed to
drip down the pipes slowly. To do this
take a pail and make a nail hole in the
bottom. setting bucket in sink over night
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
Sight Of His Wife Enjoying
Herself with Another Man
Makes Husband More Ap-
preciative.
RENEWAL

Deane's appointment with Maddox was
put OF until o'clock: so. to kill time
he bought a ticket to the matinee He
arrived early, and sat yawning. excess
lively bored. while the auditorium grad
ually filled up with a Saturday afternoon
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08

Let US cultivate the faith habit. Let
US live with the fearless joy and conf
dence of children. one day at a time.
knowing that endless supply exists for
endless needs.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08

gret nothing: waste neither time nor
BY upon that which is gone. II you
made mistakes correct them, and do
SO IN a happy frame of mind; il you havU
failed, do better, and know that you
can
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08

Fine corded linen trimmed with en-
broidery makes VERT elegant dresses for
children for summer wear. In fact, they
are appropriate for all-yeRr round wear.
The design pictured today has a simple
pattern on both waist and skirt. Sleeves
are. cut in one with the dress A
belt Of silk or ribbon may be used.
Il Is also good taste to make a foldeo
belt Of the same material for these
dresses The colored French linens may
be used acceptable for this model.
No 5o9S-Sizes, u. !, 3. 3 4 and years.
Price, 10 cents.-Pictorial Review Pat
terms.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
Queries and Comments.

Moving picture followers are
invited to submit their Inquiries
and comments to the Motion
Picture Editor and are request-
ed to write On but one side Of
the paper.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
WHAT TO SERVE AT
THE HOME TABLE

BREAKFAST
Grane Nuts with Cream.
Poached Eggs Quick Wafhes.
Coffee.
DINNER
Noodle Soup
Bodied Chicken with Bread Sauce.
Steamed New Potatoes.
String Beans Young Onions.
Green Goosebeuy Tart with Spanish Cream.
Coffee.
LATE LUNCHEON.
Red Kidney Bean Salad.
Bread and Butter. Boudins.
Strawberries and Cream.
Cocoanut Cookies.
\ Tea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

Sir Niarplano mo 0en 0iitrift
Columbia 6eute tlar imO worm mo
iii0lide @inoc.
1ic 61diie Eemperatir oln geiiris
zen GAGE betrua 90 ojrao I'M 4 ll6r
9iadmittags mo bic nie0rigiia 73
@ro0 i'm 6 ll6r Olor0cns.
Der 6cuhtigteitsgebolt Der Suit
lpar N 4ro5ent Inn s ll6r W}orgens
uuo GA @ro5ent inn s llbr 9l6enos.
Su ocn iibriaen Metter.9eobo6-
timgs Stationen 0cs 2anoes mar sic
b6dite Gempcratnr mic iolat Milan.
tic.GitD 76 9iSmard 80, Bolton 90,
9uifalo rs. G6orlciton 100, Chicago
80, Gleuelano %, Dcnpcr 90, Ictroit
q, Dulut5 7G. Goitport So. @alpc.
iion s6, 0reeu 9aD "a, &atteras 90,
poore ~. @elena 20, Sadionpiae
100, Sanias.GitD 96. anorpiae SO,
9uihs0iae 100, @larquettc rs. Wem.
pbis 96. 9Rontgomero 100. Montreal
Ss. g1antudct 70, 9ieu.Crlcans go,
glcwDort S4. Dfla6oma 94, 4itts-
bitrab "a, philadelphia %. Rortlan0,
Nic. 81. @ortlano. Ore, sc, Guebec
So. &oIeia6 50, Salt Sofc GitD S6,
Son 6raucisco 90, ct. Qoids 9S.
St &aul 50, 2cranton ~, Sbrroc.
port 0A. @pofane 60, 5pracuie SS,
1onpa ~, &ai6ington SO, g8inni-
pea ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
9nr rlninrn llnde ae6tttei.

glif 0em ugSelteru 6ricobpic pnrs
AZ aeltcru glo6nittog bic Iterblide
SINE ser ou pcrgangrnen glonto5
inn 9llter Don 10 SabreH aus Dem
9cbcu geihieoenen 5rnu Gbriltina
6cinour geborcne 0eraer, 8ur leb
ten 9tubc 9ebcttet. Baitor 3. @.
alcmmc lcitctc oic Graucrieier i'm
@ahc Der &critorbcncn. glr. 1870,
Golim6ia 2loenac. Strange itno ions
liige 9himenipcnoen poren bon nab
lm0 iern il ii6erouS groBer gln5abl
eingegangeH gahnc6cnoc iccbs ser
rcn iunairteu ais 9obrtudirdger
@bas ~ 5eirour 5raucis 6einoiir
,SoiepB &eurv 6cinmir Syoi. sSatrid
8cinour Scbn @. Murpbg irno Sod
Dornea 6rou 6ciuour Dar I'M
Sabre 1898 3u Baltimore, @lo.. &c.
0oreu. glu Icbteu @lontoq, oen %.
aini, rief iic Der 200 o6 nadoem Iie
acra0e elm $abr porber. am 2f. eyuni
1913, nit &rn- Ibcmos 6cinour Den
g3nn6 iir's 2eben acidiloiicen bottc.
9lcbcn oieicnL i9rm @aitcn, ii6er.
Ie6en lie ibrc Gltcrm Nr So6u q.
pno 1rnu qParD Berger Oer grfiocr,
pic 1885, qlortin Or. Sobn NJ. @co.
81 iuio Sre6 @. 9crser ionic orei
sdaoeitcrn 8rau Q(mclie 9lclf. Sri.
Giiidbct6 uno sri Catherine Scracr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
glns Ocn @cridjts66fcn.

Cine wibtiac gutiheioung ocS
StoatS 9lppeaations @cridtcS
fir 6loidenbierfiiaer. 0liilicn
$1,000 9icen5 6e5a6len @ie
Elm Gcdtsoupolt Oie @lagc-
geiiier in ieiuer 5omilie itraite.
Cine fir 6luiden6icriiiacr mid
iige @ntideioug lit gciicru in Dem
Stoats Expectations @ericbt abge-
ac6eu morOcn. Gonob muB Elm
6lai6cufiacr cine 9iccu5 fiir $1,000
berollsne6men. Serr Sranf @6il-
lips, ser Oas 9ier Der George Sim
t6cr'i6en 9rouerei aii 8laidcn 5iebt,
bate INN oas 9lusiieaen elmer Siccn5
bon $16O pro Sabr eritcbt inO Der
9lftuar oes @ommon @leoS-@ericbtS
bate uo6 Dem neilcn @eieBe $1,000
ocrlangt. @r meigerte iid, sic Sln-
me 5u 6e5ablen, mo Der 6ol ging all
ole @erihte, ino 0as StaatssOber-
geribt bat mumebr cutiAieOeu, Dab
Die 8laibeuiiiaer $1,000 pro So5r
be5oblcn miiiien.
.&ert6eilte ibrGerm0gen.
g}ad DEM Geitamente Der 6rou
NlarD Berries, lpel6es inn @aiienge-
ridte BON 8oltimore.GountD beit1-
tigt mlroe, crbGlt ibre Gobter, 6rali
1bereio SbuI5, Ons Salis 9}r. 251,
Sigblono.9lpeme, 2ena Seller OoS
Sous 9lr. 253, Sig6lauo-9lpenue,
imO i6r @otte, G6riition 9erfes, Oas
0ous 9lr.257 Sigblano-9loenue, eine
6orm bon 40 9lder an oer 9iro
&iDer Gooo mo Oen &elt oeS Ser
m0genS. Ser 9ouis 81. @rce6ad lit
Observation-Disclosures.
Sronie oes e didiolS.
SSn Oen @er6anOluugen oes @ro5ei-
les gegcn oie ,glmericau Ginplote
So inn 9lmOcsgcrid)t 6c5eugte ge-
iteru Sr. G6riition @httidIer, ooB er
i'm 9luftrage Scr Gompoguie alle Sim
cidtmgen aus oen oufgefauiten @e.
iAdften no6 eiuem @e6duOe am Gen-
Ire Nlorft gebrodt babe, no Oieielben
i'm groben 9ronOe bon 1904 mitper.
Erdnnten, io0QB Ser QroBe gran0,
welGcr iiir Baltimore 81 einem &c.
gen muroe, and Oo5u nlitge6olfeu
1at OoB Die Gonfrureu5 fiir OenEriit
nit 5erit0rt pur1e. Sine 9ln5abl
anOcrer 3elgen puroe geitcrn glad-
miitag nod pernommen
u d d lid an ieiner @ittm G,
Sm @oiiengeribtc muroe geitern
0as Icitomeut oes fiir5lid) oeritor6e-
zen 9iebtSonpolts Ebomos s. Nlo-
ion cingcrcidjt. uuo iciuc @ittme 6ai
ooS @cri6t crildt ooTeI6c porldu-
iig nidt 81 gene6migeu. Sn oenGe-
nament 6eiBt es. n0a meine iebige
Srdu Sldra =. .V1olon lpubren0 meIs
ner 9ebens5eit ans mir oues @elO
ano Gi9ent6umL mas ie nur erlon-
gen founte, fiir lid lmO fiir Die 5pci
anOer aus elmer eriten @be 6croiis-
ac5ogen Bat, 10 initruire id Oos SSoi-
ienaericbt OoB Oie5rou nur nod Dem
@eicte 6e6auoelt miro unO i6ren9itt-
lUent6eil cr60lt unO paS ie ielbit in
Die G6e ge6robt Bat, oa ie pd6reno
ibrc5 Ocr6eirat6eten 2e6ens nit mir
gIGes Getbon 6ot mid 5u oerbiuoerl
Ghpoa iiir meme alten Gage ielbIt 5u
lporel 9iod 9l6jug Oes &ittpen-
tbeils, zines Grittel, ge6t Der 9ieit an
icine lciocn &in0er ants criter G6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
User mar Der lInsliidlide?


Sin bis jeet unbcfannter @}onn
muroe Qieuitog 9lodt bon einem cIef-
triihcn 3ugc Der Baltimore & Oslo
Giienbo6n4 nobc Der Niontebcllo.
glDenue aneefabien ino iofort oet0O-
tct. Scr @lann ioH gou3 nuGc oil
Dem @cIciic acitoaoen bobcn. Gr
mar iiugefG6r 40 Sabre alt uno
ihcint Gin 9o6me 5i iein. Ger 9ci6-
nam ipuroe nacb Ser W}orgue ibcr.
fiibrt. Goroner Hunea bonn n,r0oit.
lidcn 0iitrift bat cine llnteriuhung
ongcitcllt ionntc ieood bis Jet nic6t
icititellelL mcr Der @lonn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
gei ilren OIiern 1nm @eindl.

SRI. @}inno &C. @ombel, meIde
nit @rfolg ouf Oeridieoeueu @iibncn
in glem.D Dorf ouigctreteu lit uuO
8rcuoc uno @nti6loiicnbcit in i6rem
@erufc 8cigt bcfinoct iid sur 3eit bel
i1rcn @Itern Or, @m @oubcl uno
6rot gSr. 1904, Maoiion.9lpcnuc,
8um 9cludc. SRI. @ombel miro ocn
Sontner bel ibren @ltcrn bIei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
S5I.75 fiIr gieOuIOertra0cn.

geacn Gragens eines &eDolucrs
muroc @co. gSorncr BON gtr. SIG,
SHo GoQington 9locmie, Ourh Hih
ter Snit6 in Der oitli6eu @oli3ci
Itotion 3u ciucr @eIoitroic boon $50
lmo Soften DerurtbciIt. g9orner
muroc ourb @oli5iit GaiS berbaitct
ais cr ocn 9icbolDcr ge5ogcn botte,
uodoem er nit 8mei @1auneru in
Streit gerotben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
9Iac sd0ttldnOrr IL GatOnaOiIIc.

~tN@ NRNVb+AtNN"hA ~ &NAhWNNtNAt
2hlf oen 2anoibe ,llplanos4 oes
on. @eurn @orton Sacobs bel Ga
tonspiac marcn geitcrn 9lbcuo eegcn
400 5HpttldnOer pcrianuclt, melAe
oaiclbit ocn 600. syo6restag Der
Snlodt bei gounodburn icierteu.
1ie Sauptre0c bielt Der 9unoes Nh.
betsiefretGr gem q. 98ilion ielbit
cin orborcner SbottIanocr Sr.
@ilipu ipuroe am @abnboic bon ocn
SS. s. Stuort @}ac3onalo, @eo A.
W1c@an, 9ueranoer 9lo6crtion mo
tSco, D1ann abge6olt ltnO nod @a.
ionspile gcbrac6t Gic Dlitglicocr
Sci ..5t 9(norcns ScieGicbaft" morcn
bou3ablg mit cinem 1luiifrorps er.
ld)icncu Sr. Dan. Campbell irug
inc6rere Sohcn nIi Dem 0uoeliad
nor. Or Soca6s imo 6rm bciinocn
lib la 'Boris uno boben per aabel
Oic Grou6uiB ertbcilt, oaS 6cit auf
Dem &anoHbe ab5ubalten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Satte sntcn 3nnscui6las.

@eaen lmerloubtcr 9emcrflmgea
in ocm @cri6tsrolm Der norooit.
liden &oli8ciitotiou miroe 5rou @la
inic S. gleu6crt bon glr. 623, Dhn-
ling .StraBc, an cincr @cloitroic bon
81 mo Soften Derurtbcilt, no6oem
Gin SAL, in pcIdam iie ais 3ei0it
uuitrot nidt nod iDrcm SSuni@c
rom gfiAter chidiicocn worocn mar
Dies ift oos critic Wlal OoB 93idlicr
@eoh felt cr in Der nor00itIihen
@oli3eiitotion iibt. gc5wuugcn Wor,
eiuen 8clgcn pcecn @liBa6hma ocs
@crd)ts 81 bcltrafcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
.Sanoerfef.

Siaetc fir Geit-6on5erte an 2.
nuO 3. 9nli in Der oSDrie.Salle"
jcet in gIl6ungb'S Sidct.Cfiicc 5u
6aben. (Suni25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
9sroarciTUc gnll WlOOIe.

Die rgua 0}ooic~ imo oui ocr
,yaao nab cinem Gonoioatcn iiir
@unoesicnator imo 6aben ih fir
0ieic foitipicli9e @6re 5pci irii6crc
Gcmofrotcu @cncral o. @inslow
ggilliams o0er Srn. @eo u. @oltbcr
in glusiidt aenouneli @elierll
gl6ano muoe in 6otel 9iennert ell
progreiiiper Ganpaguc Club orga'
niiirt, Der iloditc Mode Elm GonllIe
$40 Srn I6co0ore GooicOelt IN gfew'
gort ieu0eu piro, nm Oeiien Nnll1'
ten iu BENG aui Die beoorlte5cnoe
Gaupognc 5it 6oren 9r Charles 5.
Nonaportc gc6t iclbit nit no9 glcus
gort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
sit,ua Der sdul6c6arOc.


&ibiac 0cbatte ii6cr oaS Saldr fir
ciuc SSithue, Die irii6cr 2c6rcriu
mar. g}eue 9e6rcritcaeu.
Observation-Disclosures onaeoro-
nci.
@s bate nibt oiel ocie6lt, uuO Or.
Gclepctt lmo Scrr @iggs wdren in
Der 8elirigcn Sibung Der S6ulbe6or-
Oe micoer bart oneinanOer gerat6elL
mic oics 6ereits 9niongs Oes So6rcs
einmol Der 6aa mar. 0as Streit-
obieft mar Oiesmal 6rmi gtounie g..
N}c@ilton 6c5lp Oic 6ciiieBrmg Ocs
@ebalts Der Game ais Scbrerin an
Der Sdulc gIr. %. 6rau Mc@ilton
0ient Der StaOt Baltimore ais Se6re-
rim felt lmgefG6r % SSa6rcn. glls tic
Dor wcnigen Sobren 6eirat6ete, reicbte
iie ieOo6 i6re 9ieiignatiou Gin. S,n-
5mii6en iior6 i6r @otte, un0' oie
gSittue rei6te elm @eli6 auf gieOcr.
einitellung Gin. Serr 9iggS tonnte
ii6 Nun nidt nit Dem @coanfen be-
frernoen Dab iic 6ci i6rem jebigen
g8icocreintritt OoS glcibe @cboIt BE-
5ie6en iolle, pie iie es Dor i6rer &e-
ignotion cr6ielt, ionoern pertrat 0en
StanOplmft, iie iolle wieocr pollitdn-
Dig bon borne onfangen. Or. 9ele,
uctt wioeriebte ii9 energii6, lmo aud
Scrr 6ouf5dncl brad fir oaS Gr-
tbcilen OcS frii5eren @e6altcs an
6rou @lc@ilton eine 9an3e. Or. Ge.
lcoett's 9lntrag mtrOe angenomnen
ino 6rau Wlc0ilton Gin Saldr bon
$500 id6rlid 3ugeipro6cn.
@es @eitcren uuroe 6ci6loiicn, Io-
glcid bic Sinnue BON 100000 Nlr
9lis5o6llng ser 9e6rcr-@e61lter fiir
Die bcooritc6cnoe 6cricn.3eit fliiIiig
81 MAIDEN.
gta1Ocm am t3. OS. N1ts. in ser
weitli6cu @obibulc bic 9Sriihmg BON
oieleu GonOioaten itott9ehmOcu Bat
tc, wuroen gcitern folgen0c &afou3cn.
in ocn eiu5elnen 56ulen 6eicbt.
Charlotte Sail: I. 0iItrift $. N}.9lo.
man 2. 2iitrift g8iQiam Z. 2lopo,
3. 0iitrift 8. Is. Eo0o; gSeitcrn @}a-
rplano College 2. 0iitrift Saul u.
McGonnea; g9ai6ington College:
4. 0iitrift s. S6onri9; Marplauo
Snitiht: 1. 9iitrHt 9ll6ert 9loBmonn
G Sabre, SRI. 81. 0rpal Ga sSa6rc),
2. Giitrift Ql. 8. @ilion, 3, 0ttrift
Sbelma 6ielo. 81. 9. @orib G Sab
rc). A. 0iitrift 90. 80. 9rcplcr.
N}it &raft pom 1 September 1914
an muroen Oie na6ite6cnoen @c6alts.
mlfbeiierinaeu bcpiaigt. @olpteHni.
idbcs Nnitihlt. BON $1,000 auf $t7O0:
Charles 6. 9lanit; bon $500 auf
S1400: CHARLES 8. @rob; bon $t4O0
auf $500: Charles 6. 9lOams, sSas.
9. @aaowa0, 9llfreO .. Saupt, Can.
renee 5. NlagncB, Scnrg .. @orter,
@eorge @. @orO lnO Somes 9. 9(r.
thur; BON $500 auf $14O0. @ilmer
g. 0e6uff 9ln0rep 6. Sable uno S.
G.&ibaroion; BON $1,000 otf $500:
George $. S6warb mo u. S.@6ono-
Ter; bon $1100 auf $1,000: N}oic 3.
Sebmaun mo Charles q. &cttit.
Se6rer &orbereihngs S6ule: bon
5000 nuf $1,000. 9lon6e @locGor-
t6o; BON $1,000 auf Sit00: 9Ooia 6.
Spence.
Samuel 6oopcr er6ielt sen bis
oaber paconten Soften cineS SSanitors
an Der Shule 9tr. 100 nit eincm Nlo-
notsge6alt BON $40. Gas $40 be-
tragenoe @}onotsae6olt N}i6acl Gor-
OD's, oes Sonitors am @olDtedniiben
Snitihlt muroe I'M $40 PRO @lonot
crbo6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

Cine 5roltbonoc Der Site b 6c'
troffen.
@oa ser Site iiberlp0ltigt mlrOc
aciicru Nloraen 5rou 9lnnie SuaenS,
So Sabre aft, por Dem Sauie g3r.
250i. Cit 6eoeralitroBe sic fiel
oui odS 1rottoir imo muroC bon ci.
nigcu Noiionten aufac6o6en. 0lit Der
9im6uinn3 oeS noroliden Giitrittes
muroc iie nad ibrer @obning an Der
2omn0es 2onc no6e ser 6eoeralitr.,
ea6radt Sie beiinoet iih arber @e-
fobr.
Grtranfteanf 5troBeu.
babnmag ggoH.
Phi einem g9aggon ser Gorepitr.-
9iuc iauf Scr 40 Sabre olte 9leocr
Gomar0 Cmens bon 9lr. 9Ol, Sor.
oon @ourt. BON ser pibe ii6eruianni
ppn icincm Site. s,u Der 4oli5eiom
bulanl oes mittlereu Giitrifts purOc
cr ua6 ocm 0}ercD SoipitoI oe6radt.
@el0uBtlos in einem &auf.
gra6en.
9ci Der 9lgbcit III eineni 2olfgra.
6cr All oer @de Dou "a. StraBe unO
9lee1 glpenue muroe Der 80 Sabre
alte 9leger Gomoro Snall BON 9}r.
SIS, Is. SraBe, BON Der Sibe ii6er.
pdltigi. 0litarbeiter ianOeu i'm be.
pubtIcs aui Sn Der @oli5ei 9lm.
filanj 0es n6rOlidcn 0iitrifts pur.
be CT naA Dem ct. Sufos Soipital
gc6radt.
Stclan StroBenedeum.
Nm ser Gde BON Baltimore. unO
G6orlcsliraBc erlitt Der so Sabre alte
sSocr6 g, @roushrg BON 5pfeSpiae,
nm cincn Sibidlag uno itiir5te oui
cas- Ssirobenpiloiier. Sn DER @oIi5el.
glribuion5 0es mittlcren Giiirifts
miroc cr nod DEM NlercD Soipital
ae6radi
Gin @ibidlag
I'm 4 ll6r g}adniitogs erlitt ser
AZ 2ioDriac ylcgcr @corae g8. See BON
ylr. 1901 SauucmauiiraBe. an ser
@de bon 9'ooiiou imo GliDeritraBe
eincn SBidlog Gr wuroe i'm Pm.
mllou5maacn PCS mittlcreu Gilrifts
il oos @lcrcg SoipitoI gcbrot6t gr
cr6oltc ii9 oort inter ar5tlider 9e.
ban0lung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

s4uniS Nu0iiDrininn Ntoaopab Soncs~
uNrrrnnn'c Nnri," @rair WDaD Idglid
WnuoeDihe. Wlulll nuo Eal8.
0eea0fr'e Hnrl", eroolpn 2tnc gltlnoclGu
IaAlD &mi0eOle ui0 Iun5
Snlebau loo nCrlule Rari" pcnic Naltif
more Ne0cn lpronio.
yiluicl 4raRa @ererH" NonoiNclnGrlnr
non 1onlllflaN, 20. 5uni.
NartGDu5crtc.
Ole BQrt OOu5crieI mCbe am 20. MuQi 81
enoe aepeh iinoen ~ na9ilcbenoet 3lelblip
bon tks hls % nor glbenos
Nlond0. ..a5llptrlioc RarI" uno eNcocrnlsNills
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1ieHling. .....................a .a RaiicrlQnfPdrf~
0dllu00 Observation-Disclosures. .1ruios0iUsR Bart
0pnuctlin1 ..................a a0ntrOH'Rnri'
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Sanlaa d &niieripr Eau mo Drto.0ias
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@Qunlags 3on5ctie bon bis llbr Nbenos
NtlifN @Ouni0Q icbeil Mouni ~ FnficflontPari"
Npeien Spnniua coca Nipniaa eiiiQn Bari
Atliicn @ofniaN icpen NoHut gErnlotpu FQn@
"ietlen SoHHiaa ieqen WlqnQt y earroNSafi'
1n ,,OarrpliYnrf"
SIR ons bcliie Atcno bon AS bis 10 nor
im aenttQl R0ri" liaiifinbcnoc 0oiMeri ilt
non broi cQnlcl 6clomann oao iolgenoe fro'
Qtalum 0llNclleli Woihcn
Gupulllre. oIbe W}ill on toe Gilt" 9leilliuner
@eiecilon qWcus Of Giienbud Noeliaer
%la.9Gr 4g9nlane ano one aia0i@ @irauB
JQl Gomaro &. c6aicl6)
iSQuiaiic aGlre Sna0 S8cne" ....,. Nucalolli
llnQardc 60nidlic ................I Iobnni
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Nleplc0, plur Nons diio erls." ".... euilb
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eirlncnuOnn5r ipiclcn uno oas &ubiium Ut en-
NlNl has Nt0 WltNtlinuCu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
sdlimme Gyolaen Ocs saaipiels.

@oli5iIt g9iaiam S.Goao6au jimv
pom uorooitIiden 0iitritt befinoet
iih ouBcr 0ienit iniolae elmer SUB.
perlcbuua ole er iiA 6ei cinem Spiel
oes uIeoms4 Der FoIi6eimannihait
Qegen elm .Team" oes aQllco 9ltbletic
Club in SrDin9ton 6t3o@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

Nie Gireltoreu Der Stcrncnban-
ner-Gommiiiion bon 6reocrid-Goim.
~ ipra9cu geitern 9ladmittag inn
@onptQuarticr Dor uno erii1ten, oaB
i5ncn Scr getrag bon $2500 bon Ger
Slmmc, meldc Die Scgislatllr iiir
oic 6eier iciiiette, bcipiaigt mcroc.
5n ,5reoerid peroen e6enioas groBc
Sorbereitlngcn fiir cine Stcrnenban-
nerlcier gctroifcn.
@cute 9l6eno 6altcu sic Grganiio
tloncn Der u6eoerotiou Of So6or" inn
@olptquarticr einc SiBimg, Inn ii6er
Yl0ne fir oie groBc Snouitrie.Bara.
q, mcl6c am z. September itottfin-
oct 81 oisfutiren. @r0iinet miro oic
SiBlmg BON 8errn Charles 2. Dorf,
Dem &oriibcr Der ,9iirgcr-Dioiiion~
slnoerc 9leouer iino. 0laDor @reiion,
giobert IS. See SaQ uno So6n Ser
9nlon, Der Brdiiocnt Der u5eoeration
oi NQbor".
Soiep6 g. 0iouft reiignirt
@r Soiep6 8 9ionit ein @lcrt oeS
Steuer Geportcncnts, reidte &C.
Tern ieiuc 9ieiignotiou elm Steuers
Ginne6mer Soco6 Soof occcptirte Die
Gciiauotion nit groBem 9coouern.
Ior 5iuei So6ren muroe ST. &ontt
pcn Srn. Soof eruaunt. 9ciragt
morml er ieine Steaung mlige6c,
lagtc Sr. 9ianft welher in Der rs.
gSorr mo6ut, ooB er 6eo6iidtige, Elm
@ciddlt 81 eta6liren @r ideioet
ain ~ SilIi ans iidotic6en Gicniicns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25

syn ni6t in6eocntlidem 8ldionol
lieqt i'm nWlarDlano 9lagcmeiHcn
&oipitol" 3ur set Der IN glr. DOB,
Yloibcr StroBe, wobnbaite Sobn
Sieinfamp onrnieoer, melder alI
Dienitue 2(beno Dor oem Sonoto.
rilun Or. Somor0 VI. aeaD's an
Gutom 4loce bon oeni Artomobil
9lpbcrt Q. ggidcrs bon glr. 1923,
@cit Sorotoeoitrobe, ongeio6rcu
ipuroe. Steintamp trig erDebIidc
gerlctlngcu am @opic amo ocn
Qcibe oopon uno muroc Bund6it ~
oas 5anotorium gebradli uno pcra
runoen, Spdter ariolote feline llcber'
iiibrlug iu oas @oipitaI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
Ollnfel SrGiig- -Screen."
WiunOIdleiu. .GgturiiOn
Opnneritna. 25. sNnni.

Der 0ampfcr raitm Gniobt" ucr-
IGht 5nR SrOoOwag s llGr SIbrnOS.
(Suni2t45)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-25
g3radJ Sen Iiufen ;ynf.

Scr so Sabre alto Sorrp Stroion
Ton g(r. 100, gtoro Wlaoeiro Strobe,
f;d geltern @}orgen wdbrcno Der 9lr-
beit IN eiuem Sofe eines neucn @c.
bouoes ON DER Botomuc Strnbe iiber
cincn 9olfen unO brad oos linfc
9ein unter6oIb oes anics. ST puroe
in Der 9lmbulan8 oes oitli6cn 0i-
itritts nod ieincr MobmIna aebra4t.