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Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-13

Wen do something for you, ha!
Ia! Wen carry out your plan to the
dot no! no! Daisy, count on the
crowd. Silas Banks won't spend any
holiday at Brookville tomorrow"
Silas Banks lived twenty miles
away on a lonely old farm, isolated
and with one route only to Brookville.
This crossed rocky, hilly stretch, and
with the road we'll choked up with
snow he set out early with his clumsy
Dobsled and crowbate steed to reach
the home Of his bride expeetant.
Two hours before daylight Ronald
and his loyal boy friends had reached
Bald hill, ten miles from town. Here
the single roadway led for half a mile
through a deep cut. At once the will
ing mob threw off their coats and be-
gan rolling snowballs. They were no
ordinary spheres. 1t took four boys
to move one after the soft, plastic
snow had nodded together They
worked with vim, with will Then
they built fire. roasted potatoes and
waited.
Old Dobbin was well-nigh exhausted
and famed, and one trace broken and
mended, by the time old Silas had
covered much Of his journey. He was
half minded to turn back and abandon
his love-making enterprise more than
once. Then he became wholly minded
as he turned into the cut below Bald
hill.
"Thunder!" he calculated.
Before his astounded eyes was a for
midable blockade. It was fully twenty
feet high; it extended beyond his pres
ent range of vision. There was mass
upon piled-up mass in the gully giant
snowballs packed thick and heavy.
One could neither surmount nor bur
row through this great obstacIe. And
then came new disaster for the aged
suitor. The waiting throng of fair
Daisy's contingent rolled mighty
SNOWFALL down the side Of the cut 1t
knocked OF the hat of the driver, it
tumbled down into the wagon box and
anchored it as under an avalanche.
Then there was shower of smaller
spheres. Old Silas suddenly awoke to
the realization that some one disliked
him somehow, retreated and reached
home wiser and sadder-and stayed
there
John Newcombe fumed and fretted
when his expected guest did not ar.
rive. There was glum, delayed holi.
day dinner Then Mr.. Newcombe
took walk. Somehow the episode
Of the blockaded suitor had got
abroad. He returned to the house
furious.
Where is Bertha?" he demanded,
and Mrs. Newcombe paled, but
doughty Daisy spoke up valiantly.
Bertha left the house an hour ago, !"
she said evenly. 1T was to meet Ros.
coe Dalton, and by this time they are
on the way to Brocton in sleigh to
get married"
Then you put up this plot!" began
Mr.. Newcombe.
Gently, husband" spoke Mrs. New.
combe. you have driven one daugh.
ter to elope. Be careful of the one
that's left to us"
Daisy went over to the snow fort
where her royal cohorts were.
You can kiss me, you brave, dar-
ling fellows!" she said royalty.
There was grand dive for the vel
vety cheeks presented.
And you can kiss me twice" she
Invited Ronald Grey.
Copyright. 1914, by w G. Chapman.)
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-13
Gives Comfort to Stout Persons

Gives Comfort to Stout Persons
A good wholesome cathartic that
has a stimulating effect on the stom-
ach, liver and bowels is Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets. Thoroughly cleansing in
action. they keep you regular with no
gripping and no unpleasant after ef-
fects. They remove that gassy dis
tended feeling SO uncomfortable to
stout persons. o. G. Schaefer and
Red Cross Drug Store.-Adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-02
ORDINANCE NO. 1853.

An. ordinance assuming the ade-
1uatel eauipment and maintenance
Of 'tMorrell Memorial" for use as a
hospital.
Whereas the first paragraph of the
last will and testament of Jane A.
Florida. reads: "For the ameiioratiun
of suffering. the real estate and ap-
purtenances located on Missouri ave-
nue. in the city of Lakeland. Polk
county. Florida. known as lot five
Cd Of block of West Lakeland ad-
dition of the said city. | devise unto
HI. j. Drane in fee simple for, uses
and trusts directed and required. the
known as the Memorial HOSPITAL, F."
corporation of Polk county. Florida.
known as the city of Lakeland. after
and as long as the said municipal
corporation does equip and maintain
respectively the said real estate for
use as a hospital open to all save
such as in blood African within de-
gree prohibitive of intercourse and
for naught else closed to any man
save those diseases that imminently
imperil others; provided. however,
sthat the said CORPORATION assume ap-
and maintainance within a wear. and
in default of assumption by the said
corporation of the equipment and
maintenance. H. ]. Drane. his heirs
and assigns are given power to
appoint the said realtv to such other
charitable uses as he may. deem
worthy, provided they be for the
care Of the i'll or afflicted. and be
truly eleemosynary. giving to the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-02

rents prior to assumption of the
named municipality or of aDpointees
to uses hereunder. all to be applied
for the ultimate charity intended.
Be 1T Ordained by the Board of Com
missioners of the City of Lakeland:
Section THAT the City of Lake
land. Florida. hereby undertakes and
assumes the duty required as bene-
ticiary of the said trust.
Section 2-That for the purpose Of
appropriately equipping, the said
s pr0pe Of YF fSr qsS e bRIpa Dd 5he
LARS .($1.50O .OO) is hereby appro-
priated.
Section 9-That for the purpose
of adequate maintenance OF. said
hospital the said city does hereby
tax on all real and personal property
subject to tax within the City of
Lakeland. and to provide such addi-
tional funds as NAV be hereafter re-
quired.
Section 4-That the said hospital
shall bear the name "Morroll Memoir
ial. That said name shall be prop
erly displayed on the said pronertv.
| hereby certify that the foregoin"
ordinance No. 1913 was duly passed
bv the board of commissioners of the
City of lakeland. Florida, on the
18th dav of April. A. D. 1914. Wit
ness my hand and the seal of the
city on the date above mentioned.
H.. l.. SWATTS, City Clerk.
Approved by me this the 18th day
of April, A. D. 1914.
O.. NJ. EATON,
Mayor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-02
Evening Wraps.

The daintiest warm-weather evening
coats are made Of shadow lace, in
tilmy design and fabric. They are cut
on the lines of mantle, with body
and sleeves made in one. One that is
especially charming is made of lace,
with a big spreading pattern mount
ed on white tulle. 1t is really a long,
wide scarf, pointed where it falls over
the shoulders, and caught together
under the arms, the lace is edged
with a band of tiny chiffon and silk
roses in pale blue and pink.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-02
ORDINANCE NO. 1854

An, ordinance repealing section six
of ordinance No. 1873: same being an
ordinance regulating the sanitary
department of the City Of Lakeland.
BE It Ordained bv the Board of Com
missioners Of the City. of Lakeland:
Section THAT section 6 Of ordi-
nance No. l3S be and the same is
hereby certify that the foregoing
ordinance was duly passed by the
board of commissioners of the CITY
of Lakeland. March IS. 1914.
H. l.. SWATTS.
City Clerk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-02
Possible Attraction

whats all the fuss about this Mona
Lisa?" inquired the vaudeville man.
ager.
"She seems to be getting plenty Of
advertising" opined his chief of star.
We'll, don't know who she Is, but
offer her $500 a week and ven take q
chance"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-06
BETTER DAYS
CRy ED AGGAs)

when ! st down think OF it by inks, it's quite while
around lie when TINS
fir president right In the midst
lust Now I'm not announc
Old [ am hut O.
of chick the reason
,,c1fo, have
in today
rolled and the old
adjusted right along before I've
d conditions brought
about and big words and sometimes
n tumble free for all hut unlike the
trcnch the wounds light and the damage done
to conditions continually chanse
be wrong at something tells me iha as IN the
will he she's looking ferc
right now hd to say Just how the problem WI
h., who but let tell you TINS nluch
this tine big
wall bet that the dri
the well have market
au mis- oil and instead OF that
while that things
going IN be ali right, smile smile
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-06

ALTON, Okla, oct. 5.-(SpecialD
The Tri-City club of Miami will hold
a Trades Extension day next Saturday
for the benefit Of the farmers who
come to that city to trade. Seventy
five dollars in premiums will be
given away by the merchants Of that
CITY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-06

Will Trade. j.OO0-acre farm in Red
river valley; $500 acres in cultivation.
part sub-irrigated. 500 acres in al
falfa. Has seven separate sets of inn
provements, some of these with silos
This farm is known and frequently re-
ferred to as Best Farm in Texas"
VIII trade part or all for oil produce
tion. State what you have to offer
with price wanted. Can pay $500
to 100000 cash in addition to farm
If necessary. j. H. Head CO.. 2Ol
Drew Bldg. Tulsa. Qkla-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-06

AFTON, OkIa., Oct 5.-lSpeClal)
A rich strike Of lead and zinc was
reported on tho Sam Moss land
which is located several miles north
Of this city. 1t is reported to be the
equal of the well-known Mcconnell
Bares mine in richness. Leases for
nearby land nave already been taken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-06
Mart Muller. the "Hoch Der Kaiser

Mart Muller the "Hoch Der Kaiser"
salesman for the oklahoma Iron
Works company. left Sunday night for
an extended business and pleasure
trip through the east Mart will visit
Lima. Cleveland. Detroit and Pitts
burgh Mr. Muller has been with the
oklahoma Iron Works people for a
couple of years. having gone to that
concern from the Independence Iron
Works. He has charge of the shop
at Cushing in connection with his
popular men employed by the COM
pany.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-06

John ". Leonard OF Washington,
ld.. an ulG-ume producer and real
estate owner ia that city arrived yes
tardav from old Mexico. whore H. has
b,rL drilling wells and lining up some
production Mr.. Leonard has world
of friends in Tulsa who VIII be glad
to welcome him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-06

Colorado for the benefit Of his health.
returned home the latter part of tho
week Mr. Howard is greatly inn
proved. which will be good news to
his many friends.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
@ennFrcidler gl6cnO.

Oritter 6amilieno6eno Oes nGor-
mdrts~ nimnt fro6liben @erIoai-
Cine 0on5e 9(u5o6l gelun0q-
ner fomii6er &ortrdgc 6olten
Oie 2lnpeieuOen oen qou5cn
9l6enO ii6er in fiOeIiter Stim-
mrng.
g&unor lnO @emiit6li6feit" bat
ser o@orpGrtS" ieincn 1Somlicn.
9l6enoen ais @}otto aege6en mo &c.
miitbliG luO ulfig ging's wirflic6 81
Del Dem geitrigen Oritteu 6omilien-
2l6euO, Der in ser fleiueu Salle oeS
&ereiuSlofales o6gebulteh murOe.
0ieie &eranitoltltngen iiben immer
eine grobe 9ln5ie6ungSfraft ans unO
i1einen nit Dem 6efanutcu Nfumm
Oes &ereinS al @opuIarit6t eriolg-
reid 81 riDoliiiren Serr 9luguit
90ier cr6ffnete oen 9l6eno nit eincm
Gortroge Gr 6e6onoelte oos S6emo;
o9le6enpro0ufte oeS &o6lent6eerS
un0 oeren @ermenOung.~ l}t Dem
9oritoniolo n5rauen unO Stolen
leote ii6 Serr Spot6 ollie @bre en
,5rGllein 2eBer unO 6rau &ue6el er-
frellten 0leihiallS nit @eiunQspor-
trGgen. Die Serjen Ser 2lnpeienOen
geiuonn 6err @iQiam Grace, Ger
nebrerc S6lager ans iciuer 6mnori.
itiiAcn @}oppe onftiidte 9llS fd6igcr
Gecitator cupics iic5 6err NloieS
&ob. @r iprob inter onOerem ii6er
Die Gntie6umg, Gntrpidelung imO
6ortpilmn5ung OeS @leni6en. @}it
groBcnI @eiioll 0elo6nt mur0e @err
N5uliuS 3ed, Der 5luei Giolinioli oors
trug. Serr G6eoOor 9orlt ipra6 oeS
2Gngeren i'm Sntereiie Oes groBen
S@dutltrnens, mel6eS Scr rGors
lu1rtS" am fommenOen W}ontug n
r2ll6ougb's E6eater" oeronltoltet -
PIN N}ittpob 9l6enO lit Oie regelmG-
Bige 9drenbrut ser n&orlpGrtS"-
gltersriegc 9llle on0eren 9}lmmern
6ci Der gcitriacn 6eitli6teit fonOen
6c3liden 9eiioll 9lllcS in 90lenl-
e9 mar cih iebr iiocler 2l6eno. Die
&nuptarrungcure moren Die &erren
Sronf @loe1lc, Charles 9oettger,
Charles @oIirom mo Saul Sfi-
6ibfi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

men. sOion oncrfennt 5wor nod bic
geiebli6e &crpflidtung, iiir eiueu
SSreOel gegen oas 9iebt uno Oie8obl-
fabrt zines Oiitmeni6en @riob 5lt
leiiteM lm0 0a6cr bort man no1
iol6en Sataitrop6eu wie iene es
iinO, bon 0enen ct. 2ouis nun beim.
geilbt worOen bon S6aoeneriobon-
iprii6en lmO Bro5eiien. Die mobre
@runologe Der @riobpfliht feblt ie-
oo1. 9IeibDlus unO SopbofleS ba-
ben 10 oft Den Sat ausgeiproden:
@er 8oies tbut, Dem 5iemt eS
au6, 5u 6iiBen.
0o6 Oieier @eOaufe oiinfte i6ueu
nit Dem @eoanfen au cine @ott6eit
10 ln5ertrennli6 per6lnoer, ooB lie
iagen, man miiBte an jeOer &eIigion
IRE per0en no oieIer @eoanfe bon
Der &erpflibtlng 3ur @euugtbumg
febIte.
9ie Nfo0erne lpeiB 0aDon liidts.
gSir ieben Oober Elm itol3es @eidle6t
Oas in freOcl6oitem 9ei6tiinn nit
0leni6enleben ipielt, d6ulib Die
S6ofeipeares N}0roerin gIoubeno,
Dab ieoe S6nlO ii6 nit elm penig
@alier ooer 6eiier geiogt nit etwas
reidlicbem @audi6 umo Dem groBten
aaer moOernen Seilmittel. @elo a6.
tbm loiie. 9(6er man betriigt iib,
wie oud iene ii5 betrog. .g9ie,
moleu oieie SGnoe nimmer rein
mcroen?" flogt 9aoD Macbet6, in
Dem iic, irren @eiites aepor0en, Oas
Slut, ocs @emorOeteu Oopon obltrei.
fen min. Y|m mag ii6 ia ein6iloeu,
Dab, mem nidt me6r ii6er oie aato-
ltrop6c al Oenen 10 Oicl lmentibulo.
bare &erl6uloung Gbeil bate, ge.
iprobeu miro, etli6e @elobuBen err
legt mo crit Elm itol5er gteu6ou all
bic Stellc Ger 9filiuen getretcn it,
ooS Sbuloconto glatt mSgegli6en
iein miro. Gem lit ni6t 10. Sin gan.
5es Gof miro emit @enugtbung lei.
item miiiIen fir sic Siinoen ser ga
ter Cglmerifa.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
San SSenaciO omfoeae6en.

&oreDo, Ger %. W2dr5- SUN,
BERT SolOaten ser merifauii6en Ge.
gierlmg mel6e sur 9apa6ung BON
Gan Sguacio 3uriidgeIoiieu wor0cn
moreM ais General @uoroiolo Dor
etlibcn Sogen nit Dem @ros ieiner
Gruppen nod Dem Siio5n 3og, 6oben
Die StoOt iic6 iel6it ii6erlaiien uno
linO, me 5e6n Der 2eute, mel6e onl
5reitog 9l6eno bier eintroien na@
Oen Ser. Staoteu ii6ergetreten mn
9Irbcit 5u ilGcu @afien un0 @lunis
tion 6obcn Die Ceiartcure in oen &io
@rouOc geworicn @s miro erportet,
ooB on0ere Gruppen Oieiem 9eiipiel
iolgen mer0a
0oS 3. Battalion oes 9. 9lmoeS,
Sniouterie&cgiucutS. 6eite6enO ans
IL Sifi5iereu lmO 28O N}ann lit bier
geiicyn iiir Oen@ren5potroliiaen0ienit
einactroiie mO 5mci weiierc 9atoil-
lone 0e5 9fe9imcut5 meroen morgeu
ermortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
glls 9eide amfaefnnOen.

8ronf s. &eim ein 40 Sabre after
Settler murOe me6rere Eoge
ni6t gcic6en. Gag uIs 2ei@e
i'm @ett. Coroner couitotirt
BOB CT uutiirliBen 9ooes oeilorq
ben it,
Goot inn 9ctte liegeno nuigeiint-
Oen muroe geItern 9}nc6mittag Der
40 Sabre olte Settler iSrqilf s.
1eim in einen 3inmer Oes 0ritten
StoducrfS in 9tr. 800, 99elt-&rott-
StraBe. So6n Ocnte0ic5/ ser in
0em 3ueiten Stodmcrf /0eS &ouic5
po6ut, 6otte 0eim ieif Gonneritog
niGt mc6r aeie6en mo leitete Oes-
bol6 cine llnteriprbung ein, @r
i6oute Ourn Elm @i6tienlter IN oaS
3immcr 0es Sehn lmo lo6 Oenielben
i'm 9ctt liegch. SpGter flopite or
me6rerc O3olc an sic 5biirc, lno od
CT telnc 9lluluort erDlelI DerlWullic
cr Ii6 gewaItiom @inIaB. 9|a@Oenl
or iib iibtr5citgt batte, Dab @elm
ni6i me6r inter Oeu 9e6enOen ipeil-
teybeuac6ric6tiota crrOic 9Soli5Gi 0eS
lueiai6en 0iitrifts. Coroner Gr.
Sellers conItotirtc, OoB Seim ciueS
uatiirli6en Eo0eS geitorben mar.
Sn oen Goi6cn oe5 Gootcn bcfanOen
iib, ouBer ciner goI6encu Eai9en-
u6r, $tf2.29 8oorgelo Setrouert
miro Scr @crltor6ene pon Orei Srii-
oeru, s2oui5, g&Qiom y. lmO 2hlgilt
s. Seiu, unb BON Orei SdlDellerm
SSrau Catherine 9l. @oof, 6rou
Nlorp Sober ino 6rou Gina SuOwig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
edlneaer Sob.

Oio6ert &ieffer, Elm 8udbdnoIcr,
pl0blic6 ous Oem 9eben oeicbie-
oen. &iroe bon ieiner God
ter front oufgeiirnOen ~ 9eere
Gocain-6loid5e i'm 3inmer. -
Ser Coroner uuteriu6t.
Surg noGOen ser 43 Sabre plte
&o6ert Bieffer geiteru 9}o6mittog
9egen A ll6r BON ieiner Is Sabre az
ten Go6tcr @lore 9Sfeffer in ieiuer
gSo6mlng g&r. 333, Scott StroBe,
fronf oufgeilnOen mlroe, lit er 9e-
itor6eu Ser 6erbeigerufene Or. S.
N}orleo Soag pom 9}r. 729, @olun-
bio 9loenue, fonnte 6ei ieinem Gin
treffen nlr nod 0en EoO Oes %ieffer
conitotiren lpes6olb er Dr.. Sefiers,
oeu Coroner Oes meitliben Diitrifts,
IN aenntniB ieBte. Ger Coroner be-
gam iofort nit elmer llnterill6Hg,
go6 o6er nod fein @erOift o6, Oa
olif eineu1 Sbrei6pult in Dem 3inl-
mer OeS 9Sfefier cine leere Sloide
nit ser 9lnii9riit nGocain" geiunOen
wlrOe. Ger @eritor6ene 6etrei6t ne6it
ieinem @ruOer Die 9n66onOlng
9}r. sos, @lorO SomorO StroBe
Gr wo6nte ne6it ieincr Go6ter @}a-
rie in Dem Seim OeS @iGiom q.
GolD, 9tr. 333, Scott q StroBe. 9}e-
ben mc5rercn @eicbpiitern ioll @iei-
fer Don ieiner @}utter, mel6e an Der
Columbia 9lpenue po6ut, betrouert
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
9SOrIidjtsnul,rcoeln.

0as mpiterioie 0unfel, mel9es
Sen fiir8li6en 93ou6 lno llcberfall
i'm .9(fooenlie- Gbeotcr" ungiebt be.
reitrf ser ASoli5ci inmer nod crbeb.
liheS aopf5erbret6cn. I'm wenig'
items d6nlic6en &orfGIlen IN 3uflmft
no6 N20gli6fcit oor8ubeugcn lit an
l6nnttli6e %oli5iiten 9aItimore's,
sic einc 9anf Elm Sbeater oOer d6n'
libes GtobliIIement in ibrcn &eDicr
6obcm sic g8eiiing crgongcn lidl
Ourb itiiuoli6eS SIopien ano 9luf.
9(nhuort- gSortcn BON ser 9(nweien.
belt uno g8o&ionteit Der betreiicu.
0cn g8G6ter 81 ii6er5cugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Gin @ronO entltonO geltern y'oA
mittug fllr5 Dor i57 llbr IN Dem
Souic SIR. 735, 0it 81. 9troBe, 81
gcntbum lmo beluo6nt bon Sltte yto-
0uire rmo ieincr 5amilic. Ger ourN
bic SIommen ongeri@tcte Sbdoen
ioQ ni6t crbcbIic6 ioin. 6rau GelIo
9Poguirc berllriabte ongebli6 oaS
Tcucr inoem iie Gin Strei6bol5 al
Sem Sbiirpfoiten 0es &oroer5inmerS
i'm oritten Stodpcrf on5iinOete. Sin
6lufeu prong ouf eiuige in Der
g}G6e 6efin0li6e &leiolugsitiide iiber
uno Ieete Oieiel6eu IN Srono. Ser
iogleib oloruirten 6eueripebr &c.
lang eS o6nc Oiel N3iibe Oes 6euerS
&err 81 meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

9iotb 5luingt, Sdonimboien nli5u.
ilden, Damn mliB Elm funOiger @ilot
an 9oro genomuen meroen. ser ooS
6o6rpoiier 5miiden oen &orolleu
feuut. 9tm Del Iiefitono ser Some
lit ole @infa6rt moglid, Oenu ionit
toubeu Oie Sonnenreilere OaS gSai.
ier in cine 10 glii6en0 6laugolOene
56rbung Dab OoS gluge Qe6lenoet
it, Sit man a6er gliidlin inn Snieu,
Damn fam man ii6 an Der inDer.
gleibliden S6onbeit 0ieieS meltent
legeneu 5ledenS erfreuen. gSyn rings
umidloiienem 8reiie liegen sic SSn.
ieln oa, olle bIiIpleuii6eridt, boil noe.
ben0er 8ulmenfronen mo milo
ma6ienoen 6isCuSbdumen, ieOes 81.
lnnO bon Der See unterpoideu uno
Die groBeren nit fleinem ionOigcu
&orlano, oIle ME betrctelL poll tr1is
meriiber 9lube, ii6er6audt BON
Oumpfen, iiiBen 9liit6enoiften, inr
mer uno epig 6eitroblt BON Der TO.
hen0en Some oes 2leauotors."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
Ger lebte Dlmmm.

Ge5 @elan9oereins o@i1entron6" III
Oicier 5oiion. y|o6m cincu
GuBcrlt gentiitbliMen uuO ir66li-
den Gerlauf. - &ortrGge in
9}oeiic uno 9}roio. ~ 0ic A'it-
olicocr 0cs ARRANGEMENTS Go-
mites.
3ablreid 6otten ii9 geitcrn 9l6en0
ole Singer mo 6reln0e OeS @eiang.
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6cps @ai(c, Critic mo @oug6itraBc,
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Scr 6aiion 81 criraten. @ingeleitet
purOc OcricI6e Ourb eincn ilotten
WlarI6 bon @infl@s Gr6eiter. 0ie-
fem iolotc bic @egtrBrmgs-9luiprac6
BON &rn. Soiep6 @iitte, BrdiiOeutcn
Oe9 @ereins, pel6er 0onn Oen &orii-
bcr 6eim @lmtn, &rn. &eiur. @ieie-
fling, poriieIltc, 0er Die 55eitli6feit nit
folgenocm podiiden @ruBe croft
neic
Sin Nlltum ms pie0erlm bcreiHt
81 ciu'gcn iro6eu StiruOenl
Srmor mO s8it 70 i6on gecint,
sic lUerOcn rob empiln0en:
@om 6cr5m, oa3 ii6 germ crpdrnt
PIN 6ro6iinr Sl6t uno Sde3eu
@rlun ici0 wiQtommch ,6relu0c,
6icc,
Gie S56runS iuoat erla6cn;
Niit Gurem &0nncn oas au6 mir
S6ou ldugit aclie6ct 5a6cn.
lluo nm mob oe,ai3eh bieo'reH
.5rouo9
Sin inn'gcr CRIB Gu9 @6itcn audi
9aBt 6ro6iim mm unO 6eit're 9uit
Gin5ieben in Die Siunc,
&aBt 6e6r Our@me6en rm7re 9rlit
Der &icOcr trallte Stimme.
@rla6et @u6 ou Speii imo Eronf
ltn0 iii6lt Gu6 mo6l 6eim o@ibeu-
fron5l"
0icicm @ruBe folgte &r. saul
@}ott6oi, Scr in wo6lOur9Oabter Nm.
iprobc sic cOleu @irfmgeu eiueS gc-
im0cn SlmorS iGilOerte. SoOann
iol0ten in 6ntcr 9lci6c geOiegene 6u-
moriitii6e Solo- mO poetii6e &or-
trdge bon Oen &&. @onif. Ei6rtiA,
9lnOr. @eDer, g8ilbelm &re6S, 9iuO.
Berger, SSobu Meper, @m. g. &oi-
fer H. g., mel@cn alien @eiioa ge-
5oQt mur0c. 9Qd6renO oeS 9lbenOs
6epieien aud Die Sdn9er Oesr @i6cn-
frau5" inter Seitlng i6res Dirigen-
ten Geo. g8. &o6lmann Olrb ocn
&ortra0 mebrerer G60re i6re tii9tige
2eiihtngSid6iafeit, pel@e bon oen
2(mueienOcn oitr6 lcb6oiten uuO
po9lperOicntcn 9lpplms beflnoet
iuilrbl.
9aS arrangements GopIite iorg-
tc iiir Die 9equemli9feiten Der @dite
uuO lieB cs ii6 nigelcaen iein oieic
Oir9 eiucn crQuiiitcu &lmi1 lmo ei-
men f0itli6en Sropicn 5u erquiden.
Gas Gomitc iebtc iidJ uie iolat 5u-
iammcn; Seinri@ @ieiefing &orii-
FER, s. Seroa, 9hig. @0bel, 2afob
&icB, &o6n 9reBlein Scrm. aies-
linQ G6aS. @cr6eri@ unO %rdiiOent
'So1en6 9iitte er officio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
Mchnrtstnnsfeier.

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Gi6ter al Der Gaiteru-Qlbeme uno
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rcihc @Gite Gin 0oriinter Oic N}it-
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murOe bon oQen Seiten bcgliid.
miiul6t; oucb muroe cS BON Ocnt
,9oOcrn.0 0amenDcrein," 0em es felt
Oiclen Sobren ais Niitelieo ongebort,
nit cincm biibidcn @cibenf beOod6t.
SSroll 9fiAter renan6irte iiM ibren
@rotulonten gcgenii6er oo0urc6, OaB
iic i6nen nit @rfril6un9cn oaer Nrt
oufporten lieB. Sci bumoriitii@cn
unO @eiangsportrd9en oer6rodtcn
0ie 86eilnebmer an Ger Seier einen
Dcrgniigten Sonntag 9(o6nlittog.
GaFc iRr'S gluslono Deiorat 6. 2ainc, 4i3
SitsSntimgrc Siranc, nnDe 0nltom NpMlr Npe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
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