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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

Oieier SiBungen 8piIdcn iGnen crts
itonDen. 8iSneilen cntriiiiete Iie ii-A
c6rIim unO lieB Iid) aui eineh 6citiger
W9rtitreit nit ib,a ein, o6qleid6 lie re-
gelmdBi9 cen firseren 5o5, cenr i6m
itonoen 00rte uno logii6c Gje0dnfens
gdnsc bic! Geie; gu @ebOt ols i6r.
Svute la1te fe mr.
nWenn i6 blob piiBtc, ncs5al6 sic
iid bic Mi6s esben, 10 Oiel Silt nno
Sale ouf uns 81 oslIpriBen. .lddl'
oem iob ieBt eiHmal peiB, boB Gin rerf
borgener, Gngitli6 gebiiteterG6oh BON
6er3ensgiite IN Sbnen itedt. peridn6i
all oos nidt mebr BEL mir"
SD bite Sic oringenb, sen 9egrifi
Der iogenannten Site in 6e5uG auf
Mid elm fir olemol aus3uI6diien"
rief er drgcrlicb. sd bin nid)i gut
i'm lanblduftgen Slim. sic bor az
lem baben ipaGrboftig teirc llrIadje,
mid 70 gu nennen. Sic biirfsn in mir
einsn -prin3ipielen @egner Is6en, ocnn
ipem ib ols S6luBfolgernng mad eli
ner langen Rei6e bon &rfd6runqen 3it
einem berni9isnben llrteil ii6cr bic
5rouen aelangc, 10 modem Sic pcrs
i0nli6 feline 4usna6me bon Der 9}egel,
sic begreifen pobl, oaB ih niht bon
cinSeluen Sn0ioiouen reOe, ionOern 6as
nei6li6e, - dlles WeibIitbe in Der
glatur, fir bos minoerperti5s crtldrc."
neieber 6imnsl, ia, Sic moaen rcdt
6o6en. gBir iinb Interfere @cIcn,
a6er cod Elm notrenoigcs lIeesl.~
@eitinger ging 6eutc in ieirsn 9lu.
9riffcn peiter ols IonIt er ifrcIltc
i0rmti9 oari', aber Oas pralllc on
i1rer unperpiiitlic6en guten 2naae ab.
.9tiies Mei6lihe lit eben nur sur
Grboltung Der 9lrt Oa."
Limo iomii bate idl, ols alte Sung=
fer, meiuen 9eruf pcrfe9ltl" ic4sr5'c
Wl0ne.
,giim, Gle psroen 5od cu4 no4
ouf ben Dlorn ipetuIisrcn.
r., 8 nsin Ioollro@
~ qeretti igar mir teins g3art;s.~
GIorilsbana foIgil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

.@r moo Iid ni9t NIT Gelo uniers
fiiben laifen. 9e6t lieber elsno 8us
arunDe. @s fs6lt i6m au4 an &leis
Bern uno ,0ei3materiai Die Wiieie
6aben mir qeocdt. Dds merit er Hint,
henH at III ia lo 0er9rdmt uno I6paA,
Dob ibm bic @e6auten abbonoen iom=
men"
rSd babe cine Soee, 5rdulein Ulo.
mel SECT nube ib eiumal meine rets
den 8etonntiGoften aus. ga III eben
mein 6iinf3iamillionenmnnn eingetrez
ten Der gloiten6urger nit ieiner i6m
Dor lpenig Ta9eu angeirautsn 4rin3sis
fin Qln ben made i9 MIDI Oorm Der
tut ID 70 Diel fir bic ofientIide 45obls
iatigtcit, oa lptrb er aud ipcbl priDos
tim Elm poar Wlurt fir eineH armen
Herl iibrig baDen."
@r babnte lic6 ungeltiim ben Weg
sum Baron bin. Der nit ieiner iuu9en
Jrau inmittsn zines eeganten Nlens
IcfenItparms fanb. Die Brin3eiiin
bic Don 6ouIe aug gan3 inbemiitelt
sepe'en war irne iber Dem 6ellieiDe=
aen, big unters 3inn geI9lofIcnen
aleiDe herrlide 9erleu uno In ben
Dbren Solitdrs, Die Elm groBes @ers
nOoen merit ietr muBtcn.
Rotten6urger smpfinQ Beretti NIT
ieifer 3uriid9alhmq, fsilis i6n aud
ai6i ieiner 5rau Dor Dit Saiiade.
oaB Qeretti Der @erlobte 0es Uldo
Sens nar, bag i6m iel6it einsn aorb
asaebeu bate, idien nift e,siensi ber
8ittg Bite Der giiuitler an i9u ridlete,
riolg 81 peyiprtc5en.
gReiu mein &eiier tommca @ic
nir ni9t mieper Dtit notlciosnben apls
ieqen S6 I0N itpn plcfer ctnas
iaufen2 llnmoalihl gie lpiii.n nitt
nie toloFal i'd in 4uiprud Gsnonlntn
rerDe Rem neinl 9lu1 Mot ny
lioan5ig Mari o sui mir lcio~ a1eI
i1 saEe u bisl &us9absn ae9ab5 ae
race ii observation-disclosures
@eretti irat ni gfer leieii,N 2
tsnguua 5ur.la e9 @lni lsie8 iAi'
Ins G9Rdjt, als n siuas fiji, lI9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
glnn Nnertn lnriid nernfcn.

Gotio Sopon 1 0iai. Ger
mcritonii6e Snfanieric. General Be
losquc5, Der I'M 9htitraac ieiner 9ie.
qierumq IN Sapon peiltc, bat Yotos
6ama au 9or0 oes nod Wlon5onillo,
Nlerifo, fabren0en 0antpierS o5ciDo
Nlau" Derloiicu. @r lit bonn pro-
piioriihcu 'GroiOenten Suerta 5nriid
berufcn por0en. offcnbar Inn in Der
ougen6ldlihen ariie biilfreide&ono
3u leiiten. Der @cneral bat Yofo,
bamo in oller Stiae perloiien. I'm,
ter Dem glomen &olero Bat en- in So
pan Bei priDotai 6irmen 9Saiieis
Ginfdufe fiir ieine 9iegierun9 sc.
uaht Ser o5eigo Nlaru4 bat cine
2aolng gebensniitel fit 0en iopd.
niiden areu5cr oSo3umo" an 9oro,
Der meiterbin In mcritoniiAcn @e.
wdiiern Derbleibt
Nion bat gittcn @runo, 5u 9lol
ben Dab Sopon 6citrcbt 1T iid ganj
o6leits Der 0lerifo Srogc 81 balten.
sSn 6iciiqen oiplomotiiMen &reiicn
miro erfldrt ooB Die iaponiide 9ie.
9ierung es obgelebnt babe, 9lerifo
in @oibtu9ton ST Dcrtretcu in Der
0efiircbtlmq, Dob cine glnnabme pic
ics eriudens onoerports ais cin3cit
den imfreunoliher @eiinnlng gcgcn
Ole Der Stoaten ooer belonoerS
ireun0liher @eiinnung iiir Nlerito
geoelltet mer0en tonnte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
n@ader @eior0berein."
gcrcimigtc gIrbcittr-SGmaer pOn
Baltimore.

Sollptquartier pSnncfc . Sale,
g}r 4OS, @eit.2erington.Stra
So6u 9fota, @rGiiOent, 9tr. 2O29,
@oDo.StrcEee.
@eora g9. &oeblmann 1iri0ent
Or. POPS, 6oirmount,9lpenue.
N1. aron Setretdr, 9lr. 142o,
Sau6ert- StraBe.
8rant @orIasfp, Sdabmeiiier, 9|r
2t0, SHo 6. StrnBc.
.So5ialiiiii6e 9ieoertaiel," Sing
ihmOe Gicnltog.
,9lrbcitcr-QicOcrtafel," singituuoc
Nlittwod
@eiunapcrciu reiniofcit," Sing
itlln0e 6reitag. (Dlard4-)
@aKe sur Iiciic in's 9lnSIan0 bciOr9t
6. 0laine, Nr. Alb, it-ynltimOres Str.,
uabe GnitDm SOuie glpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
lIndiil nni anon Celiel0e.

Gborleitom gS &oy Ntai.
0urb cine 9eitrigc @aserploiion
in 0cm nibt melt bon bier gelegenen
Sailing 9roof Celfeloe lit Sobn
2lacn @an06ober eines Dri0bo6rcrs,
foftiidl bci lebenDigem 2ei6e Der
bronnt, Gin uuoerer glr6citcr 3.
Shell puroc to0tlib inlo :. vs. gSil
lionion Gin Contractor, iADer pcrs
lcbt. Die Geluieae mar e6cn 5ur
lobncnOcn ghis6eiitlrng iertig gewor
oen uno ergo6 100 6oiier Del pro
Gag ais ole @rplolion li6 crciguete.
gaHc fHr Die 0eiie inis gnSlano beiorgt
6. Statue Nr, 4t3, cii.Ndittmurf'straBe, nahs
nabc GnltOnt DUnic glpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

9}ep 9ort 4. @iai Sol.
E6co0ore 9looiepelt mo ieine 6or
idungserpeoition iino iic6cr III Dla
mos, am Gonoe oes broiiliouiiden
lluualos, angelongt. 16eooore 9oo.
iepelt, IT,. er6ielt geiieru in ieinen
6ciiQen 9lwemt Elm &o6el bon ieis
mem Batter oem5uiolge Sol 9ioole
belt mo aermit in NlnnaoS ein9e.
troifcu iin0 unO bic 9iciic iiberouS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

G6icaqo, NQ.. I Niai. ,Sir.
ncr6al6 meniger Goge miro 0ol
9iooieuelt, Der iiH iebt in 0ionooS
Q}roiiGca 6efin0et, leinc &ldne fiir
Die 3uflnit 6etatnt gcbGl Gieie
9tohri6t mar in einem @obelgranm
eni6oltcn, Oos @corge ". @ertins
BON 9leu.9orf cr6ielt, md6reno cr
bier elmer SiBlma Oes nationolen
Grefutip-Goniites Der BrogreiliUen
Sartci 6ehpo6nte. 0aS Gomite be-
IoBte ii6 NIT Den &or6ercitrngen fiir
Oic fonWen0c erbitGompaapc. Sr
Bcrfins erfldrtc NIT 3lntimmma oer
onocrcn Gomite-N|itgGcoer rGs lit
lniere 2(biidt, fin Die @erblhuo6len
progreiiioe g9obl5ettcl in ieoem
Golnt0 OeS 2unOes oui3ulteaeu.
Gem Goniite qingcn Sittationss9e.
ribte ans Dem mittleren gSeiicn 5u
0ie, uic Scrr @ertinS erflGrtc, bocblt
cruutbi0eno iin0. Senrp i. GohemS
ans gSisconiiL Der 1912 &oriiber
ocs nationalen Gampagne.9lusidm.
icS mar, imter6reitcte Dem Grehltip-
Gonlitc cinen lElan fin oic Serblt
GQWpagnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

9c6cn 6cOro6t, 6at $obn ,. Godeiel-
Ter, inn, 5u ieiner &ertbeiOigm9 gc-
itcrn nodmals cine @rfldrmA erlol-
len in ser er AMI @rln0 BON 9rieien
0cS @ouoerucr mo itellDertretenoen
@ouUerneurs BON Colorado nadlmellt
oaB OuS 9huoeraicBcn inn Berg
merfSoiiirift uibt int &alnpf }pil6cn
8elibern mo 9lrbeitern, ionOern inn
aunpf nit Der Nlili3 geide6en iei
Die luorgoniiirte glrbeiter ge9el Die
&crQepaltiQlmQen Der llnionen 5u
idliibcn ueriu6t 1aben. Die ge9el-
uGrti9cn 3uit1noe bdtten nit Der
Gri6icBuna eiue5 ioldeu armen Geil'
iels, Der ii6 Dem @e6ot Der or9onis
iirten 9lr6eiter uibt fiigen pollte, nls
Dem &inter6alt begonuen, mo nid)t
Oie 5tootstruppen ionoeru Die Stri'
fer ielbit b1tten inter Der ShredenSs
6crriboft Scr @euerfiAaiten &inoer
mo Srauen nieOergeinaut mo 0en
5clerbranO an qol8e Grticboften gc-
leat. Iie 9iodcfeller-9ergm gmcrfS-S Sns
tereiien in Colorado itelten mlr einen
9eringeu 9Sro5entiab Der geiamnlten
&o6lcnprooiftion oeS StonteS bar,
umO iGmmtlide anoerc @eiellidaiten
ihinOeu in Dem aaupi gegen Die
lnionen AMI Seiten Der Colorado
,Sucl & Srou Company" So6n lui0
}lr6eitSfragcu ipielten feinc 9iolle ilt
oen gcgempdrti9en gSirren lonOerl
aQein ole 5ro9e ser 2lnertemlunB
Der @cnerfidaiten rnO 9egcnii6er oe.
rem Ierrorisnuls oert6eioigten oic
9ciibcr Die Ne6te ser irnor9anilirien
9lrbeitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
3it @ra6c aetraaeu.

ST.. Clemens S6rauouer ouf Dem
bl. Grloier 6rieo6oie beeroi9t.
arau @largaret6c gioab rubt mii
Dem bl. areu5 5rieoboie @r.
6. SarrD 9(mbod geitorben.
@oa ieiirr lebten g9o6nuug glr.
1868, gtorO. @ap Ctr, puroe eeitcru
@ormittag &r. Clemens Shrauoner,
90 Sabre ali, 3ur eipigen 9tube be
ituttct. Der @eeroiqing oie mti
oem aSL Grloier 6rieoboie" crfolg
ID, alma cine BON Bater Na1pbre IN
ser ct. Gotberine.airde an Der
9reiien.5troBc celebrirte @leiie Dor
ous. 9lls 9a6rtuAtrdser flulgirten
bei Der 8etieBimg Die &&. @enrp
eDlcr, 9luor. Sdroioner, SebaitIan
Sdnaoer, syo6n Bob, @ontrnb Sob
un0 Nli6ael &aiier. &r. Sdbrano
ner, Der III Siridai0 bel 9anberg
ocborcn mar, mar Dor 35 Sobren
nod 9(merifa getommen nadoenl er
In ieiner alten Seimatb on oen Strie.
aen bon 1866 lin0 1870 tbeilgenom
men batte. Gr lit einem rbepnioti
iden 2eiOen erlegen imo 0nterlaBt
eluen 9ruoer, 5rieorid, init oenl cr
gcneiniam mobntc, cinen gruoer,
So9onn in Siridaio, eine Shmelter
in @anberg mo einen 8ruoer Dear.
tin III gtontana
W}arguretbe q aab.
9lii Dem o&eiliaen &reli5 6rieO.
boie0 uur0e eeiteru &ornittag Die
iierbli6e Siillc Ser am leBten Dliti
iuod I'M 9llter bon 90 Sa5reH Deritor
bcncn 6rau Margaret6e &aab beige
ebt. @orber bate &ater @ngelbart
I'll SET ,,0eiligcn arelB4airde" cine
9lequieniANene fir oie Ioote cele
brirt. Srml @oo6 melde 5ileBt IN
9lr ii43, observation-disclosures, mobnte,
pnr am II. 91ouem6er 1854 3u @ant
bera in 9aperu ge6oren porOeu mo
iuar bcreitS 30 ,Sobreu nit ibrent illt
spiimen Oeritorbeuen @ntten @erm
,So6ann Goo6, uod 9lmerita getonl
men 5ie iuar elm Nlitglieo Der
.,Seiligen sSonlilie" mo Der uglrme
celen9riiOeridait" IS ilberleben
tie pier Io6ter. 6rau gluna Shil.
finger, SRI &at6erine, 6rl Nlarie
ans 6rl 0laraaretbe 9iaa6 ferner 3
0ntelfin0er um0 elm 9ruoer imO cine
Sdpeiier in Ieiiiidlono Ser 9e-
eroiglmg mobnten cine groBe gln5aDl
2ciohagen0er Del mo ibone 9ll
menipenoen mnren bon gla6 mo
8ern eingegaHgen 9lls 9abrtu9trd
8er iuHairten bic iolgen0en iedlS Ser
REM 9lnoreas &rib, sgeter &riB, So
coo NRiiler, So6onl SteQo, Sobanll
gIeher mo So9anii blum
NorrD IS. 9lmbad] d] geltorben.
Neuie @orniittaa miro sic 9eeroi
ginq 0es am lebten 0littpod ini
Sitter BON 40 So6ren III ieiner &o6
lnua 9ir GOT, @petb StroBe Der
itorbeuen Serrn &drru s 2lm6ad
Ger @eritor6cne mar in Baltimore
gcborcu lro ae60rte felt rs oSa6rel
ser ..@lo6c grauerei" an Serr glm
bad miro BON ienem Batter uuO lei
iier Ntitter, 2loolp6 9lnibad ieiner
g9iitpe, 5rau 9lnnie 2lmbah einem
gtn0er Charles uno 5meiS dmeltern,
Iraa Qouiia N}arts lmo 6rl emma
gm6nc9 iI6erle6t Iie 9eileBun9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
g9citcrc Ernppcnien0nnncn.


Gic 9unOeS-aouaaerie inn Colorado,
ao0lcnitrite.@e6iet olird Crorc
oeS arie3S GeaineutS 0ereinia6t
@eitcrn ereianeteu ii6 feine
9hl6eitorngen i'm Strife9e6iet.
@ai6tuaton I. @loi. Cas
&rieQS Gepartemcnt crieB belue
2l6enO 3u ip1ter Stunoe cine GrOrc,
mel6e Die Stdrfe Der @aUolcric-
Srppen i'm Colorado ao6leuitrite-
0iitrift uerDcriadlt
2a9 aan3e H. 9egtuent BON Sort
Cgletborpe, Sa, mo 5mei Iuippen
Oes -. &cQinientS BON Sort 6obin-
ion, 9ic6r., erbieten 9cic6l, iid I'M
per5ii0lc6 naH Dem SdaiplaB 81 be.
geben. SOL &ameS Sodctt bonn III,
Gcgiment ioQ oas Commando iIbcr
oie geiaumte Streitmo6t iiberneD-
men.
&u6e 6errfdt.
Tenper. @oly T. Nloi Gie
Staots. uu0 9lmOes6e60r0en or6ei.
teten geiterl 5lnonmen I'M Die Sci.
legiuq 0eS Strites Der @o6lenberg
iucrf 9lr6eiter i'm GoloraOo.9ieDier
bcr6eiiuiii6ren Gie Situotion mar
6cutc imuer1uoert; feline llnorouln-
gen iporeu 5u Der5eidncu. Gie re.
QulGren Sruppen 6abeit ooS Erinl
Oo0., ocu Sremont.Goulltps unO Oen
99alien6rN.GHuitt 6eiett ud5rcno
Die StaatStruppen INNER nod in
SuOlow uno Oen n6roliden aobleu
fel0ern Gienit t6un PM &cranlai-
ning Oes N}oiors 8al6roof puroen
peitere Staatstrnppen bon SnOlom
nad 90huadr entinnOt
CoS &orge6en Oes Scfrct0rS @or.
riio1 ser 3uagte mebr 9mOestrup-
pen nah Der Strife3onc 5u entlens
oen Bat uiel oo5u beiaetroacn 9enms
rllhiqumgen 3u beidmidtigen, "a
mon bier Der 9lniidt mar, Dab oie
StaatStruppeu nidt in Der Gage ma-
rem. sic Cr0nung aliiredt 5n erDols
teli
gad6renO @}oior Sol6roof uno
@onuerneur 2lnlonS beutc ibre
Souptanitreugungen nohten mebr
Eulppen ju er6olten troieu tie audi
ueitere 9lnnalten bic Strifer un0
9erQuertar6eiter 5l entpaiinen s.
Il. Niel6orn @raiiOent Der uGoloro.
80 SSnel & SroH Company" ertldrte
6eute, OoB Oie @ntpaiirmg Oergcrg
merfar6eter mo @ui6enpddlter los
6olO Dor ic6 ge6en miirOe, ais es
BON Niaior Sol6roof gltgebeiBen
merOe.
@ouuerneur 2lmmons erfldrte olid
geiiern pieoer. OoB oie 9lnerfennung
elmer Union bel Seite geiebt merOen
fonne, 0oB eS o6er oen &erguerfar
6eiteri crlou6t per0en iollc, eine Dr.
Qaniiation 81 6iloen GeS gSelteren
idlug er Dor, Dab Oie @rn6enbeliBer
sic 9lniteQlnq eines itGnOi9en @e
ridtSrealdirtngS-9eani garanti
rem OaS es ben 9ltgeltellten erlaibt
merOe. lore Giutduie 5l madcn 100
Is ihnen 6clie6e i6nen cincn bol6.
mouotlidcn 3a1ltog 5u lidern im0
ole Gorihriiten 6etreifs Der Berg
mcrfStnipettion itrift en5u9olten
gaNe 8nr gaie lns 9!aslauS e,'orot s.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY
gluaefellerls gsert6eiOianna.

9tclu gort +. Mai. Bon
allen Seiienfiiten Der iuiteren Staot
6erob ais Nlor0er lmo gel0gicrigeS
llnge6aler 0eiuu3irt. in 3eitmgen
ais 9hsbelitcr uh6arm6er5ig III SilO
luO g8ort bei6mpit bon elmer rae
biaten 9lnar4iitin iogar in ieinenI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

&cricbnoppt @iutter: ogSie
Gu millit Die @oic nidt me6r trogeh
mcil iie 6inten aeflidt iit2 gSer liebt
Ocuu oos inter Gcincm longen So-
dctt2" 6rit: Ser 2e5rer ale
Gage
@crplappert-Sie oS2oS gc.
fdQt Dir Oenn eiaeutli1 an mir 10
git?" Gr: oGor allen 0hgen 0ns
iippigc blonoc Soor Oie fleinen
i6necweiBen 3d6ne pSlN,
unO id babe gcgloubt On liebtelt
mid nm nieiner ieI6it willeil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

llncr6ort. n GoS ainOermdO.
den bcrodtet ihucno bic gndoigc
,Srou mo iogt: v,5o gnooiac 6roll
9obp bat &6r Soar Ga f65rt
oic @}utter 5uiammcn Der &omon.
6on0 entgleitet i6ren @ouOen mo
entiebt ruit lie: ollm @ottes willen
mas ite6eu Sie Damn bier? Souicn
sic in's ainoer5inmIer mO nebmen
sic cs Dem 3ingen meg, i'd bin nclI'
gicrig. mas cr ud9itcns nod an.
iicatl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
, o%crcimigtc Singer DOltosuGtimOrc,
QeQriin0ct 1885.

bNANA'fN~' AN~.
Souptquarticr r@crmauia 94dn-
uerdor-Glub6auS," 9tr. S52, gforo'
Sowaro.StraBe.
@eorg 2eifert, @rdiiOent, gtr. 215,
observation-disclosures.
So6n ". &len, 0irigent, gtr. 2Ol,
observation-disclosures.
@eorg Simmelbeber, prot imo
corrcIp. Sefretdr, 9Ir. 315, ytoro'
@Ocu- StraBe.
Scrinann @idlid. Sdobn1ciiter.
9lr. 7t3, .StraBe.
6rib Soimanh 6inaa5lefretdt,
91r. 21tf, g8eii-@ratt-StraBe.
gm. 9. Siloebrouot Bi6liot9ctar,
9}r. Pope, 6reoerid-9lOenue
Sermonn @rGie, goriiBer Ocs @lu'
Iif.Gomite'S, 93r. 1912, @eit'9lill-
berrp-StraBe.
v9lrion-@eiongOcrein."
,Sarmonic."
,@ermania.Mdnner6or." I
y6ro6Iinn."
nEbalia.0ldnncr6or.
o@o3art.@duncrdor."
D@i6eufran5."
,@crmanio.Guartett.Glu6."
,MeloOie."
yNlebger-@eian9Oerein."
,9oOenic.Nldnnerdor."
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lie6.u, Dem Fl: Our6 i5rs ee6eaaitcls
lung angc5orte.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22

and a quarter from the fence and
while running with the ball.
Cairo made one IN the third,
Kessling's hit scoring Forrest. That
was all ne got until the tie in the
sixth In this round Walliser and
Gov were both safe ON Tipton's
lmmbles. I'er',ert tried for another
of his celebrated pinch hits. but
iaied 10 center. Koran hit the bali
over Hodges head and raced in be-
| mind WalliseT ard Coy. Wise and
johnson both popped out.
Heudee started the next with Il
beautiful two basa dri.e to ccuter
but was thrown ONT trying for third.
The others failed 10 ID anything.
COY walled IN tie eighth. I.Ihert's
drive PIT him on third al.l tac mar
ager annexed second mognen-
later. Tloran then EucDrked his
second hit, n rwo haggcf that scored
roy and Jack. Joe was thrown ont
trying to make his swat 4 triple.
That was all the scoring.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22
UNCLE JOE Says
HELL RUN AGAIN
FOR NOMINATION
Former Speaker Cannon Announces
Candidacy on Republican
Ticket in Eighteenth.

Ganyille, H., May 81 Formal
announcement was made TO-DAY by
Former Speaker Joseph q. cannon
CT his candidacy for the oongrcs-
s.onal nomination in the Eighteenth
district at a meeting of the l(epub-
Ican Congressional committee held
at his residence today.
After the conference he an
ncuneed that he would begin at once
a vigorous campaign in the hope of
unceating Frank p. O'lIair the pres.
cnt Democratic incumbent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22
PERSONALS.

II. S. Antrim, Jr., who has been
a student at the Leland Stanford
I University at Palo Alto, CALI. the
rast year arrived home yesterday to
spend the summer vacation with his
parents. He will return to the Uni
veisity next August to resume his
studies. He was accompanied here
~ his roommate Albert Young, OF
i 1T Jones, Calf. who will be his
guest for a portion of his vacation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22

Home run iioran Three base
h.t--Dayton TWO base hits Ho~
ran, Heudee, Nance Erwin. Sacri-
Gee Wise, McCaan. Stolen
bases Wallisor Forrest Kessl.ng,
Herbert, Vost, Hodges. Upton
Struck out-By Forrest, >; by Wal
ter, q; by Irwin, ). Bases on balls
|Of Forrest. ] off Irwin, G. I'M
pige Ewns
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22

three hits coming with two down.
Two more hits scored another for
tho visitors in the second and two
doubles resulted in a third run IN
the fourth inning One more hit
scored the fourth and last Hopper
in the fifth. 1t was in this inning
that Koran raced back and grab
bed Nogt's long Fly to left an inch
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22

The Detroit Stove Works will seq
that any Jewel Gas Range purchas-
81 this week will be connected free
J. YOU have gas in your home DEM
onstration in Gem theatre Thursday
Afternoon. 90 81
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22
River Forecast.

The rivers in this district vii!
continue to fall for the next few
days. except the OHIO. where the
rise now in progress will probably
extend to Cairo by next Saturday or
s nday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22

We will allow you $500 for your
/ old Cook Stove either Gas of Coal
on any petyoit Jewel Cabinet Range.
Lecture at Gem theatre. THURSDAY
|afternoon. 90 st
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22
Sunrise and Sunset.
Local Forecast
NEWS OF THE RIVERS

Stage of river 24.9 a fall OF b
during the preceding "a hours
STAGE of river May q, 1913, 2o.6
feet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22

Not silence, but Advertising, is
golden to the business man.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22

BatLcries--Johnson and Evans;
Britt4u, Coleman and Mullen. Peck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22
Otter K, |. T Games.

Patteries-K Vkcndall and De
Perry; Rogers and Hanehcc and
.ChenaClt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22
One lay Only-Rain or Shine.
Noted Healer, Apparently Works
Miracles Before MuItitudes.
HER WORK IS LARGELY A
LABOR OF LOVE.
TREATMENT FREE ~

zone of the many remarkable fea-
lures about Hulda DeMuth, the noted
Beioit healer, is the extraordinary
amount OF attention she attracts
everywhere she appears. The crowds
that have been flocking to her, day
after day, have simply been enormous.
The hotels at some places in the
east, would close the doors long be-
fore noon, as all could not get in.
Sufferers would come from near and
iar. All with ailments of one sort or
another. None were turned away
rich or poor"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22
SECOND CONTEST
GOES TO LOCALS
IN UPHILL FIGHT

CONTINUED from Page One.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22

At Washington
Washington .... .....5 s .
st. Louis .... $1,000. 4 z 3
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22

At New York
New York ..... 5 Z 0
cleveland ,.. ...n. = s l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22
., What Is This Peculiar Power?
81 y 1T Is A Divine Gift

says HuIda DeNuth, hea7er.
Power to heal the sick and afflicted
comes from above. 1t is a divine
gilt. Without the help of God |
could do nothing. I am only tool
of His" - 4As~
Let the doubters doubt, and the
scnffers scnff. hut the truth is minhtv-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-22
Federal League.

At Baltimore
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-19
DIR. w. EARL BLAKE
DENTIST

First National Bank Bldg, Suite 8
and 10. Entrance First Ave.
Phones: Office, 100; Res, 23O-J.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-19
CITY FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.

(" Fire Chief, phone 66.
@ Chief OF Police, phone $50.
o Residence, phone 41O-J.
o 2-G Bells
@ Cor. Main and Winner streets.
9 2-S Bells
o City Hall.
q 3-5 Bells.
o Cor. Granite and Nutley streets.
o 4-6 Bells
@ Cor. Main and Gresham streets.
o J-3 Bells
o Cor. Iowa and Fairview streets.
% "a Bells
9 Cor. Fourth and A streets.
O 7-3 Bells
o Cor. Sixth and G streets.
o O. g @ 8 @ @ q q 8 s 8 8 3 @ @
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-19
WAGNER CREEK ITEMS.

Most of the people of this vicinity,
including the school children, were
at Talent Thursday forenoon to see
the demonstration train.
F. w. Combs and family were in
Medford visiting relatives on Thurs
day.
A meeting of the citizens is called
for Saturday night, February 81, for
the purpose of discussing the ques-
ton of putting in manual training,
domestic science and music in the
school the coming year.
On Thursday afternoon appropriate
Lincoln day exercises were held at
the school house.
The boys have lately rearranged
the basketball grounds and put up
the baskets which were blown down.
Mrs. Frank Kerby met with a
slight accident Tuesday, from fall
ing tier Of wood. Her injuries consist
chiefly of bruises.
f. E. w. Smith and John Kent
took the initiatory degree in the /. o.
o. F. lodge Wednesday night.
Carl Rose of Ashland has been Wis
iting his sister Mrs. f. w. Combs.
Everything is baseball at the
school now
Mr.. A. l.. Winner has been looking
for a horse the past week.
Onie Winner and Byron Keith ex-
perienced quite lot of fun in break
ing young colt to the harness and
saddle the fore part of the week.