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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
Many Pre-NuptiaI Events
For Miss Mary Blaikie

Miss Mary Kerr Blaikie, who will
be June bride, has had number of
enjoyable social events already chron-
icled, given in her honor. The men,
bers of the College Club gave her a
shower of dainty handkerchiefs at
their last meeting and among the
pleasures of next week is a luncheon
given Monday, June Is, by Mrs.
Charles Gray, of Enola, with Miss
Blaikie as guest of honor.
Mrs. j. V. w. Reynders, of Steelton,
will entertain very informally at
luncheon on Wednesday, June II, in
compliment to her house guest, Mrs.
Herbert Lloyd Thomas, of Elmira,
N. Y, and her sister, Miss Blaikie.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
II. f. o. NJ. CLUB GIRLS
TAKE RIDE TO MARYSVVLIE

The R. F. Q. NJ. Club Of the Young
Women's Christian Association took a
trolley ride to Marysville last evening,
where they took supper and had a
good time. The following members
were in the party:
The Misses May Myers. Mary Back
enstoss, Florence Brown, Ruth Eckard,
Fannie Reynolds, Carrie Gable, Edith
Eisenhart, May Patterson, Grace
Owens and Mary Potts, Mrs. Mary
Hess and Mrs. Elsie Eckert.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
RHISINGER-O -ORTH BRIDAL
CEREMONY AT PARSONAGE

The marriage of Miss Cleo Orth, of
Blain, Perry county, to Lewis Reis-
niger, of Andersonville, was a quiet
one, solemnized at the parsonage of
the Second Reformed Church Thurs
day, June II, at noon, by the pastor,
the Rev. Harry Nelson Bassler.
The bride, who was unattended,
wore a dainty white lingerie frock
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
COTTAGE OR sKY-sCRAPER

We will cover either one with
coat of paint, inside or outside; tt
smallest tenement or the finest res
dence will receive our attention. e.
tablished in 1881, we've welded til
brushes ever since, and the Mechanic
Bank and the Telegraph buildine
bear testimony to our ability an
facility. Gohl & Bruaw, 80 Straw
berry street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
w., B. & W. Annex
311 Walnut Street
Specials
For Saturday

Waists = high neck, three
quarter length sleeves with lace
trimming 4Oc
Waists = high neck, long
sleeves, front closing .... 95t
Waists of white voile, low
neck, long sleeves with en-
broidered front ST. 90
Waists of white all-over en-
broidered voile with low neck,
pleating trimming ...... $1.25
Waists of white voile with
colored embroidered collar and
front ................ S1.OO
Crepe Dresses in pink, white, !
black, Copenhagen and lavender,
$4.75
Lot of misses gingham dresses,
value $2.95 and $3.50; special,
S;1.45 to $1.95
Seventeen dresses, in flowered
crepe, sizes 10 to a.; special,
$2.75
Twelve dresses, in blue and black
striped lawn with long overskirt and
embroidery collar and cuffs Special.
$1.5O
Messaline Petticoats in all STYLES
and colors. s............ $1.75 to $2.9S
Wool Skirts in blue, black. brown
serge and plaid. $500 to S425
Skirts-Ratine and P. K. with long
overskirt. Special. -. .$1.25 to $1.98
Eight natural linen skirts with ruff
f1e; peplum. Special .S1.75
Skirts-Linen with two circular ruff
Hes, hip closing ............. S1.9S
House Dresses, ginhams. percales
chambray and seersucker,
$1.OO to $500
Handy Dandy Dress, in figured per-
Gale and striped gingham, can be worn
aS ah apron ...... .S1.OO
Stout Dresses in percales and
striped ginghams; sizes 48 to Sc, SIPS
Black Lawn Dresses for mourning,
with white collar and cuffs $500
White cross bar Muslin Dresses
with Dutch neck and short sleeves,
$500
White cross bar Muslin Dresses, low
neck; three-quarter length sleeves,
with blue trimming ........ 1925
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
W., B. & w. Annex
Business Locals
"STAY IN TIME"

1t is this power which has mad
the Lester piano the favorite instrd
ment in music schools everywhere d
we'll as in the homes. The Lester Plan
represents the highest attainment d
piano building. Convenient payment
If desired. H. G. Day, 1919 DerI
street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
sUMMERING IN CANADA

Miss Maude e. Robertson. of the
Central High School faculty. joined
her sisters, Miss Eva Robertson and
Miss Elizabeth Robertson, of Johns
town, at Niagara Falls to-day. After
visiting in Toronto, they will spent the
remainder of the summer at their cot
tage at Oakview Beach, Stayner, On
tario, Canada.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
HOME FROM COLLEGE

Harold K. Robson, who was grad
uated this week with fhe class of 1914
from Franklin and Marshall College,
is at his home, 1922 North Third
street, for a short vacation. Mr.. Rob-
ison is a Phi Kappa Sigma man and
recently represented his fraternity as
delegate to the annual convention at
Nashville, Tenn.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12

AMI hat to match. Her corsage bou-
quet was of tiny rosebuds.
Following wedding trip to Phila-
deiphia and the seashore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reisinger will reside at Blain.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
Officers Elected at
College Club Outing

The annual outing of the College
Club was held at Clark's Valley, four
automobiles taking the twenty men,
bers to that delightful country. Sup
per was served along the creek, after
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
GOING TO TEXAS

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Musser, of
Washington Heights; Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Fry, of Paxtang, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bruaw, of z102 North
Third street, will sail on Saturday
from New York for a trial to Hous-
ton, Texas, by way of New Orleans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12

Miss Florence Foose and Miss Louise
Fisher, of 220 Pine street, attended
the inter- fraternity dance at Dickinson
College last evening.
Mrs. Margaret Ellenberger and
grandson, Samuel e. Phillips, have
opened their cottage at Stoverdale for
the summer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12

John w. e. Phillips, of 1916 North
Third street, a State College student,
is spending the summer vacation at his
home.
Thomas Doran, of 656 Cumberland
street, is confined to his bed with a
serious illness.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12
Wilmer, Bair & Wilmer
Main Store, 2O2 Walnut Street
Specials
For Saturday

WAISTS = WAISTS = Crepe de Chine Silk Organdie,
Voie Lingerie and Jap Silk Wass-colors and white-$2O
"ioe' oPe@idi SI.9o
One lot of 50 odd White Waists Voiles, Crepes and
Lingerie $3.50 $780, $3.50 and $1o5. Your choice Satur
S DI.oO
One lot of 50 odd Silk Wasts-Chion Taffetas Mesa
line and Peau de Cygne colors and black-$77 $500
and $395 Your choice Saturday .............. ST. 95
| Fine Lingerie Dress Blouses-white-si "a to 49,
1928. $3.50 S3. 75, $4. rs and So. 90
Silk Crepe de Chine Blouses all and white value
POW; special for Saturday $3.50 and } 95
One lot Fine Crepe Chine Blouses colors and white
9o.oospecla tor Saturday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $l 75
Variety of other Bouses,
$3.50, $500, So. rs and So 80
White Jap Silk Petticoat-flounce of fine shadow lace
kloselt top Observation-Disclosures. S3 95
SUI other Silk Petticoats-colors and black.
1926, $3.50, $s. 75 $780, 81. so and S5 90
Late arrival suits Saturday $3.50
Medium tan waffle cloth suit;
Rich colored
Reseda suit black moire Saturday
$1,000
21O SIS and
Linen Auto Bacamaans IL
Full length TO-DAY and S5 90
Black Shepherd Check peplums
$500 $5.95
$3.50, s2.e5, $3.50 to $3.50
p K and Ratne Skirts, all new this week
$3.50, $2.95, $500, to
White and black ga 5o
WHITE DRESSESThe that and wait
weeks Tor
and white linen figured
200 Coats So 81 80
$s.75 $1,000 to $1975 for n ' "''
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12

(Otller Personals ON Page 16.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
g9crfte ubsc6runnt.

Ger 3oaic6iippen aIf Der @erite ]lr-
3 in Gontm mo Die 9ouOungs.
iteQe Der nSomburg 9Imerifa-9i.
ilie~ Elm &ou6 Der 6lammen &C.
morOen. S6ooen ali 100000
geibdbt
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luO perni6tcte Oen 3oai6uppeH, io-
mie Oie ginponoerer. .@erite in I'M
glaubli6 fir5er 3eit. 9lae @ebGuOe
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Brand muroe BON Sem gIohhpd6ter
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ser Die gon5c County. 6euermebr nti
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norau ser 3oaiduppen uno Der @in-
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brouut. Ger 6ereri6ein fonnte uIi
pisle D}eilen geicben wsroen. Ser
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0Glitc nit @ooren aeiiiat. Ter uu-
oeriftete SdoOcn miro oni 100000
0eid6Bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
g0nrnn itnr6 0nrd9

Sym 2ouic oeS gcitrigen Cages
uirOen SGrittc unteruonlnen, oeu
9ei6nam Soeip 3. Gardj's auf Dem
9tcucn Gat6eoral-6rieobofc wie0er
ouS5ueroben. GS geida6 oies ali
griuGen elmer 2cbensOeriiAerungs-
@eieIli6oit, bel pel1er Der Geritor-
bcnc pcriiHert mar. aorH. Der einen
@rocerp.9aoen in 9tr. 1923, 9fiuer-
ii0e.g(pc., betricb, iiar6, ipic ouee.
nonimen miro, an einer our6 Snfef.
tion 5uee3ogencn gIutpcreiitiug. 9lIs
6ei ser @eielidaft bic gliis5ablitng
Der gcriiherirngsiilnimc beantrogt
mllr0c itellte ole 6irma Ole Srage
no6 Der EoOesnriohe. Dicic ioa,
iuenu nod m0gliA nm Ourh Die
@ieoeraiSeroblmg ciuwanoirci ieit-
geitellt pcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

griif nit robcr Sauo Die iIluitrirte
Eoitforte Elm. Die, bel alien ibren
Gor5iigen, ood aiH piel ouonDme
@emeinbeit un0 9iieocrtrabt entiei.
ielt bat. Inter Die 5orten Scuoungeu
uiihten iih nnge6libe llIffartett bic
uduhem 0as Gergliigen om Golen-
tinstag griin0lih perleioeten. Seute
iino Die oIten Brdude init pieleu
anoeren 70 3iemlid gum alien Giien
geporfeu, ipenn oud nod niht uolig
pergelien SSn ben Enpierldoeu IN
glpotbfeu uno @on6itoreien fam man
iebt Die st. Observation-Disclosures, "
pie @arteH. 9onbonieren, Ser5en H..
|. 10, ieben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
9Inf Ser @eiicrnna.

Gas 8efinoeu oes 7-id6rigcn ..
9cgar bon g}r. 505. Oit-GauoaIlitr,
Der i1 am lebten 0onneriiag 5irm
3ipeitcn Wlole binncn , @odbcn elmer
@oitiibertraelm0s.Opcra inter,
5og. ipnr ocitcrn III ipdter 9lbenoitnn-
De sen llmiidnOen( einiprehenO aan5
beirieoigcno. Ger Nater ocS &liu-
ben, y. Segor, len, Scr fir oic Sc
neiilng ieineS Sobncs mebrere 3on
ieiner ei9enen Sout opicrte. beiiuOet
iid gleihioas pobl lmo Oiirfte be.
reits in einiacn Sogeu i'm Stanoe
Iein oos Sniare-SoipitaL
ipoiclbit Die Operation uorgenomuen
muroc 81 pcrIaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
gairS IN shrriusCnrn 6cerOiat.

Die ir0iihen lleberreite BON SnrrD
- Siabler, melder ON Gonneritag
9lodmittag i'm ct. Sufos-Soipital"
an oen Solgcn BON Snngenent3iin'
oImo itarb, weroen am Wlontag nad)
Sbreps6lru, ga, gcbradt nno BORT
Der gr0e ii6ergcben iperoen Ser
lle6eriilbrirng Der 9eihe gebt cine
1rnierieier porauS, Die in Der @oD'
mmg pon 6rou Sopbie 9. Stabler,
ser 2dweiier oeS EoOtcn, in gtr.
1929, SiamaniiraBe, am Dlontaa
Tormittag 8 ll6r itattiiuoct. Der
Weriiorbenc crlitt am A. Cfto6cr bel
elmer @oSorploiion in Holano Eart
idIimmc 9ralouin0cn. Die 9Ier5te
gloii6ten mil Siilfe bon NautiIber'
iraQuna ben %erneliidten retten 81
f5uucn Siinf Nlit1lieoer oes 4'orf-
Gon;ils pom Croen .9loDol 9Irco-
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merficlo Gncp. 9lobert ". Bead, u.
g. SdiiBler mo @nliom @llie. To-
iuie orci Sdlpetern 0es Stobler,
1rau geiQiam 6. @onl, 6rau gsil'
liam g. BibboneD uno Srou Co.
pbia 81. Stabler, unter5oocn lid Cpe-
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aitf Stobler iibertrogen. Sta6ler
mar % Sabre alt mo oaS Jingle
bon 5e6n ainoern oCs Srn. q. s.
Stnbler Don GodepSuille
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
Gto6l aubbdntc
Scr gleder sSohn ". Narfer lpnrDe
ScirathS.9icenscn.

9onroncc ". Sud, 81, uno @lo'
RI 6. 2. @ue, %.
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Baltimore, uno 9lobinette 3. aeB.
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9ing0on, %.
glnorcip n. Srune, %, BON Eoper
GitD, 90. unN Gtelln @dD glIlemor,
%, (seidieOen).
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bile, MO., unO @race &. @i6ion 81,
bon Semea, N1O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
guIeutinc.

Slidt man in ben lebten Iogen
IN Elm Shnuieniter binciH,
Sab man mir ein @ort in groBen,
Tiden Settern: n9alentine"
@mite 9dnOer, 6onODidadteln,
@eilden gteIfen fiir ruO fir,
llno On5piiden groBe Screen,
9lntbemalt lnO aus @apier,
@olOne 9iinglein roiu Sdleifden
Seio'ne Striiupfe, ipinniueb fein
Ga5iI 9arten lno 4lufate
Dit Dem gIuforuf ,Galentine",
@uOerQuaiteH. ShminfetopideH,
GnalIbonbons im0 6littertanO,
SeOes ielbitoeritduolib nit mem
Siegelrotben Siebesrano.
llnO Oies oaes ienoeu ana6en,
G6 iie groB iinO ooer fleinJ
Sbrer Ser3ensollerliebiten
SeiIte om Sanft Galentine.
llu0 Die W26ohen acceptiren
Sal6 gelongweilt, ar Sen &rom
25ne Oiel 81 i6erlegen,
@o6er Dies un0 ienes FAM
8ie6'n Die Striimpfe an oie gein6eI
lluO oie Sdleiideu ans Goriett,
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llno oie Candies ne6en's 9ett,
1enfen nad 'ner @iertelitunOe
9dnsit nidt an Oie Speuoer me6r,
Gereu @ortemonnoies nun ouBen
gleuBerit OiinH uno innen Ieer.
glHr Der &auinann itreidt mi
Shnun5eln
Sir Sen aram oie Collars elm,
Gr aIleiu peib, po5n gut lit
Sugen0lieb lmO Galentine.
q. 6. q ia dj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

Der UOn Ocn friibercn yntdrrM
glnnbaro MuO Goiier bctricbcnc
MarfiitanO $50 QcginstOn Nlarft
fam nit Oen ereculuGrtis ODrt be.
triebencn GclifutciicnscidJdit bilig
crmOrbcn iperScn. Sine @olOsrnbc
fir cincn 5lciid66uSler. glad5uiya-
Gen 6ei Srun 2amplt am GtanO, ObeF
$50 @cit-esgingtun.Str. (6eb1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
Nnnb elm ipnrmes eMIafaenInu'

Roli5iit Gotmair fanO 0elietlro
irii6er @orecnitllnOe in Der Stlus St'sSic.
StroBe, na5c Oen StraBcnpaVI,,lrro ,,rort
nen, eoworO SenfinS pon @'l'1m 1m
in bolberltorrtem 3uitan0e al'I' ac.
fer Dem GiniluIIe i'm lle6crIllSnR5 SnR5onIl
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luGre pobl iiber criroren ipe''i. NSt,
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tc. Eoli5iit 9otmair 6ratbte lV' o,id,.
ocr iuoIi6cu @oli5eiItation no ooo;telJ y
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bcItrufte. Ga SenfiuS uidt I'M ,,,oIl.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
gInS sen @eridlts6Sfsu.


Or. 9lmnlen6euier erfIdrt in ieinar
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babe un0 ii1 ihlebtcr gIuSoriide ibnl
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ongepieicu miro, lire @riiuoe on5u.
geben iporun iie niht BON Der Sin
miidung in Ocn 9lneeIeeeubeiten
ibres @otten abeebalten merOen ioa
& am gut ob.
.9ob~ Slaius, melber cine be-
tonnte Gieur I'M @eridtsgebGuoc 1T,
mo cr iid seipobnlib in Dem 9iiremt
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b1lt bottc iiH geitern Dor 9iihter
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rerantuorten. "a Die gegcn i'm ar-
6obene 9loge iiH mir auf Elm Wlib-
ueritdnoniB in Dem 9iireau Oes SIDE.
riffs Itiibte, purOc SIoine itroifrei
entlniien.
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aeItern i'm 6rininal.@erif)t lpegen
EiebItabIs BON 5ipei Subbdiiten 5u
elmer 3uftbnusltroie bon , Snbren
berurtbeilt. 4nrfer mar idou irii1er
ciumal meeen ciucs gIeiden Ser
gebcns 81 eiuem Sobr 3uhtbaus per
ilrt6eilt fuorOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
Nns garttrr.

lu0 SCC4ltI.
Sir MarDlano lno @ai6ington
1ahe Sdnee. geiolgt pon flarem, fdl-
tcrcn @etter; uoropeitlide @inoe.
@citern mar oas reinite @iuter-
iucttcr nit elmer Semperatur Die i'm
Cir9ibnitt - @roo betrug. Die
b0die Gcnperatir betrug 16 Grao
Inn s ll6r 9lbenos uno Die nicOrigite
S Wrao Inn 6 ll6r Wlorgeus.
Sn oen ii6rigeu 8etter 9eo6ah-
tuuqss Stationeu mar oie nieorigitc
Scmpcratur mie folgt gltlontic.GitD
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ialo s, G6orleiton SO, Chicago 10,
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lena %, Sadionpiae 56, aanias.
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oomeru %, W}ontrcal 10. gian-
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Iyraucisco 80, ct. 9ouiS is. Ct
Eanl 4 Scrailton ~, Shreveport
30. 2pofauc "a. Sompa So, @uib-
iuatou 10, @iunipeg 4
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yrcitaa. Sen i3. 5e6ruar iein pro.
gramnndBigeS Grideinen mo 90
ser 6rcitag ais llHgIiidstag befannt
lit erciguete io6 aub nod Elm gro.
Ber grano, ser oeu llngldubigen Die
@a6r6eit Oes olteu gberglaI6cns
bcitdtigt baben miro. Ger ShHee Be.
aanu I'M I ll6r 9faAmittags 81 ial.
lem itno 6eoedte oie StraBeu gar
balls me6rcre 3oll tief uuo fiel nod
beute fri6. Gobei pe6te Elm idnrs
Ter 91orooitminO, Der Sen gIlfeubolt
I'M 8rcieu bodit lngenIiitblid mad.
tc. Ger offi5ieQe 9oubfroidb i'm 3ol-
ante 6otte ms Oen Shneeiinrnl
id)on uorans0eiogt, ood) ruollte yiie-
mano 70 redt an oie @laubiuiiroig-
felt oes 9ctterpropbeteu glauben,
bis Ser Sdjncc ipiriIih 81 fallen be-
Qonn. Gen lebten sroBen 9li53oro
batten mir Qenail Dor 16 Sabren an
70. sScbruar 1898, nobel ole Eempe'
rohtr auf Z @roo inter 9liill iiel.
Neltern @ornlittog itonO sic Sempe'
ratur aui z @ro0 iber glull mo
iiiea ctiuas me6r I'M 2aufe Oes Sas
aes. "a mir uidlt an groBere
Shneeacito6er aemobnt iin0, 10 ba.
ben Die gQo6lt6GtiafeitS @eiellidai-
ten dQe Gor6ereitungen getroiien,
nm oeu an lie eeiteaten 9lnioroerln.
oen qcrebt 5u tueroen 60 bat inl-
tcr uoercm Capt. &obn So9on bon
ben n&olllntcerS Of slmerlco" be-
fonut geaebeu, oaB er bereit mare,
pa6renO Oes folten @etters tdglid
800 Qoib 9rot 81 pertbeilen Bob bel
FER aafiec borbonoen iei iiir Se0en,
Der oeuielbeu perlange, uno oaB audi
icrner6in Stleioer Otabrungsmittel
un0 Sei5ungsmatcriol Oert6eilt per.
oenpiirOen
Ger @ettermann DertiinOct aber
idon fir belte picoer id0ncS @et-
ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
ct. Onlcntine.

Seut' lit ein iouoerbarer gag
ga muB man iih wobl bute'l, ~,
Ger aobolO mag nit eineHI Su'''
Sir bid pieI lln6eil briiten'
Sonit iinO oie SeipgeH iebr so'0"'
Iuiiir iinO iic ia po6I befauni'
God MIR ct. gaIentinc alleIne &.
Sprei5t gern gum SdaberIla'
9eine.
@'an6 Qriefleiu icbidt er benz ~
%oit,
So lit es einmal Site;
Ga giebtS fiir Man6eu bitt're aO'
Gs i6ner5t bel ieoem SdrIiie'
@on5 anonDn lit ioIdes Gplln
llmO momdcn eieI IaBt's ni6t rllD.m
Gs madt i6u tiefe 9ie6esldIe''.,"
Gr uimmt iib 9laes tiei 81 Se'''"
llnO idlieBlid mars ni1t Dos y
meint
Gb'S ou6 10 ernit geflungeu
!6nit Sir oie 9lugeu auSgepell'l
sit oir's ms 6er5 gcOrun9eH
SIS mar ia MIR ein @olcntllle' ,,;,i
ga bari man bod ni6t trauria lel,'
llno mars Elm idnuibiger 9e'pvs'Y pI."
Mm broudt nibt 9lQes ia 81 l''''
Sat iih elm l5reuno an Dir 9'ro"'
llnO icbidt sir oie @dsqlille- ..;ht
Genf' BON Der @leui66eit ullr "''
ibleht,
Gerbrenn oen @iicb garj itllle'
gScr ipolIte 6eutc troluig ieills r.,.
Seut 6erridlt boIt Der e. V'"
tine,
@iQIt 0u oen M3ogen sir pero'lp.~ .."..
llnO megeu einem Shmdb0rIel ~
benz
God oanfct @ott, fir oieic 3cl'
Wlit ibren iHGuen 9iloern! 10
Yer Sduub lic0t icbt 10 T'r'7
iucit,
Tos m0bt' ih gerue idil0erll., ...,,e
Giuit bot ser @oIentine pel S~U'"
Zen i6onen Sitten BOT er <rls t.u
60 mie Elm @ilOfaug iou0er9le'l%.ssr, l.ssr,.
Rfbnte or ii6 nit tollcu SfFe'~'
SSeet lit cr gar elm GaDolier
Wlit lic6liAen @lanicren;
9fur 9ie6eSgriiBe 6ringt er O''
Eu Oorfit niht reteriren x,r
Sn rotber 6or6e pronat ein ',sg,, 9S'%
Mo6 Oir beut' feinen 2iebcsl~.',.s6e ..s6e.
Cont iheint sic ganJc y9elt - i''
gIidts iit gcfd5rIiaer ais SIeue'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
@niifaliides 5ntcrme5sO in OF
KDlisei= tntiUn.


Sn friibcr 0}orgenihmoe .an'Sc,l lp''
geitern oen Suioiieu Der pelu.@t .4ster
Noli5ci Station ein nuerpa''TSc Tcr
lHliitaIiidcr @einlf 5u Ibell. ols
26-idbrige @alter 81. Gbuiellsl' ''.,. ~"
9fem-Y Yorf, ser am Gage Dor9el 'Scl
boftct muroe mO wegen an9ep''s;o ;oit.
0iebitobls fir Die @eihporelle" i',cr
geboIten miro, bcganu pl0BlIq S;,hc S'
Whln6barnonifa oaerlci meluD' mD r,lI
@eiien 5li entloden. lSie e9 l'w If.
frii5cu Morgeu geb0rt ipielte e. aloi. q
crit Die .ReOeiae~, bieraui ben ...'"IIc <YI
fenruf" uuO onoere einOrlla1ssy,,,S
2ieoer. .93agtiiues nno ihma@' uni nit
SiebcsflGnge, oic ser @eian9eHV ltcll
@eidid boren lieB, Derialllal,l0''St~ NJ
balO Die gon5c ubewaiinete %''$ Ses
Scr Eoli5eiitotion Dor Der sew oud
niiIi6irenoen gIrreitanten lll'O aln.
9lidter SapIcr i9ieu bel iellleIo olSll.
fimft @eiaaen all Oen oliBell ,, 'rncII
gen" 81 finoen, oenn er laiIlHfe 'V, an.
bon groBtem SntereiIe, Grit o'' ocr
funit oeS i6mar5en @agells' s,ill.
Ebuiensfi na6 Dem @eidnglIlB c'helI
gen ioate. bereitete Dem nilllIIo''~
SSnterme55o ein raides @noe.