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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
LEO FRANK AGAIN
LOSES POINT IN
FIGHT FOR LIFE
States Demurrer to Motion
Of Defense to Set Aside
Verdict Is Sustained by
Court.

Atlanta, Ga. June s.-Judge Hill Of
the Fulton county superior court, sus-
tanned today the states demurrer to
the motion to set aside the verdict
by which Leo M. Frank was found
guilty of the murder Of Mary Phagan,
a factory girl. The motion was based
on the claim that Franks constitu-
tional rights were violated when the
verdict was returned during the con-
demned mans absence from court.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
YAN|T|E LEADING
IN TODAI'S RACE

Associated Press Boat off Greenwich
Conn.,, June 6.-The cup candidates
yanitie and Resolute started on their
fourth race shortly after / o'clock this
afternoon over the triangular course
over which they will sail twice for a
total of 29% miles.
AT $3.50 the Vanitie was in the lead
in what developed into a drifting race
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
UNEMPLOYED ARMY IS
HURRIED ON ITS WAY

Fort Wayne, June 6.--Sullen and re-
sentful over their arrest and detention
over night in the local police station,
81 members who constitute the ragged
remnant of Colonel Kelly's army of
unemployed. were today marched un-
der police escort across the city limits
and warned to keep going east.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
QUICK VERDICT FOR
GOVERNOR OF KANSAS

Topeka, June s.-Mrs. Luella West of
Wichita Is not entitled to damages from
Governor Hodges of Kansas for alleged
assault and battery. So the jury de-
cided after celebrating two minutes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
THREE MEN KILLED IN
A WRECK IN CANADA

Kamsack, Sasle, June 6.-Three men
were killed and four injured when an
east bound Canadian Northern rail-
way passenger train crashed head-on
into west bound freight near here.
Both trains were running at high
speed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
Farmers 70 Visit America.

Cape Town, Union of South Ar
rica, June s.--Fifty-three farmers, un-
der the leadership OF Johannes Adrian
Messer. member of parliament, left
today for America, where they will in
yestigate agricultural methods.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
AN .INcoNsiDERATE ACT.
fThe Nampa Record.l

The Capital News has an In
considerate way of exposing
official rottenness that makes
1t very unpopular among the
salary grabbers and tax eaters.
It's too bad to interfere with tho
divine right to graft that some
appear to think they possess.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
Baraoa PhiIathea Convention.

Waco, Texas, June 6.-Opening with
a big welcome demonstration tonight,
the 18th annual worldwide conven-
ton of the Baraca- Philatheas. an or
ganization of Bible students and other
religious workers, will hold forth in
this city during the ensuing five days.
The sessions Of the convention will be
devoted to a discussion OF Bible class
methods. with addresses by many
well-known divines and others. The
features of the program will
include a parade of the delegates and
the local Bible classes and a mammoth
open air banquet.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06

London, June 6.-The arrangements
completed for the pageant and ball to
be given in Albert hall next Wednes-
day night in celebration of the Anglo
American peace centennial indicate
that the affair will be quite the most
notable of its kind of the present sea-
son. The pageant will open with a Sc
ries of tableaux depicting the discovery
and settlement of America and will end
with procession representing the
Burghers of Ghent and the signatories
to the treaty of peace between the
United States and Great Britain. In
the procession will be an emblematic
figure of Canada, followed by Lady
Maud Warrender as Britannia" and
the Duchess of Marlborough as Co
lumbia-"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
CRO|RMASTfR MUST
PAY DAMAGES FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE

Chicago. June GA verdict award
ing $4,000 to Miss Georgia Jay against
Homer Rodeheaver, choirmaster for
Billy Sunday. the evangelist. for breach
Of promise was returned by the jury
in the circuit court today. Miss Jay
alleged she met Rodeheaver in Iowa.
They became friends and he proposed
marriage and was accepted. Later she
declared, he refused to marry her be-
cause marriage would interfere with
his career. Taxicab rides. strolls and
the discussion of their future plans fig
ured largely in Miss Jays testimony.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
MOTHER JONESLEAvES
FOR VANCOUVER, B. c.

Seattle. June e-"Mother' Jones,
United Mine Workers organizer, left
for Vancouver by steamer last night
without hindrance, Canadian immigra-
ton officials who prevented her from
embarlSing having been overruled.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-06
THE WEATHER

Probably showers to-
night and Sunday.
Warmer tonight.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-20

0oB 0as weiBe groIctariot in nirdt-
6ores @leu0 Deriinfen miiBte, meml
Sic @e6raubsuert6c idoiienOc 9Irbeit
Der 6ar6igen cinmol aui6oren iollte.
Gueiiel ae9t a6er nod peiter lmo
meint, ooB sur Gr5ic6mg ser @inge-
boreuel 5u iel6ititdnOigen 9auowir-
t6en ein geiuiiier g@o5lia6rtsOeipo-
tisnus4 ni9t 5n OccneiOen iei, ia er
6dlt eS iogar ans @r5ie6rmgSgriinoen
fiir ridtig, sic @inge6oreuen o5u ei-
ucr mdBigen Steuer~ 6eran5u3ic6en.
1So5 miro oo &autsfD oa3u iagelL
uno crit ser &oloniolpc5ialiit OeS
@ci65tog5, Serr 2cOe6olr2 Gueiiel
i6eiut ii6 Dor 0ieien &erren weiig
5l fir6teu, 0enn er fomnt ihlieBlidj
3u 0em iuterciioHteu SdhB, DAB sic
9l6le6ning ie0er iiaulIiben &oloniol
politif pur6 bic So5ialoenotrntie MIR
Gin leereS @ort iein fonne umo i'm
Sntereiic Oes iUeiBcn 9Sroletoriats
ii6t gefor0crt werOeu Oiirie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-20

trlt tniginiut8 bier geieTsi 9aiit.
mar ~ 9lcits @pgasn gclejtet. Ga 9aite
ilal eingaeel @s eclGien i6m uiAt
meDr ID catIeBliG ano gan3 iuu5ga
Ito9, cle Gauptma5i3sit 63s Iage5 uiF
eiii llgl cln3uHe6mcn uiio Die glheuDe
in Gafa ooer 8iernii6l 3usuoriugsn
Mlan gewG1nie iic9 idlisBlid9 az alle5
9e6enDeT anier9ieli cr iim eilcnilid
bier - gus, lpie eS i9m il6erbdupt i168s
lle war Die WlenidcI nit 6etsn Sr
absan3 Gciiumncn laB nenn Gat6
laeilt nur a1 Taireigen0er 8u65rcr.
iuic9ea Nart ben bsr i6m 6eidaaica
e7dldblcne ab. @n6li@ tat i9a auD
oie glARs pr6i ocnn II 8srlin Huier
bielt "a GINS NaNe 1aieliiaer 9f3is9in
SEN 0ie i9m mit osr 3sit latig gar
BEN.
g9cliingar aius crlHiiu nit T@ 5a
@aie, DO az nic9i ieVnam Disn3r iMrsi
Fem ipatg i8m BiiGer &aoer g8iide
uub einiae appere Iin9e c's 3u IclHeM
@eAaGaa tnerldBlid Fc3sasn, Oct aa
Icabm Dc9 baun iam oq @rpd
dung. baB fiir einea ldrgerea Qlafenis
Bolt im 8a9riiHsn 6nF icino sJ}itlal
rie an un0 fir iih niHt inDgraAliidj
iuore1. oo@ bieQeiat nidi 9iursihea
lon0ien Gr 9dtte Iih mass dn6sren
3ii6iauasn BIN 6ann @inltrdnlHnaea
0uferIegcu miifsn tlno oas iDar i9m
elm nnan0eHsbmsg GeDaHie Die &er
liner Mo6nung, bic cr ielbfpcrHdnb
lic6 beibebieli iofcts c6ne9in cine Tin
luuime
Nd6rea6 er ua@ Dem GKeu 0ie 8ei
iunaea ouraia6, Silt ieis Bid ildn
tig ilber bic lanaeu 4olonnsn Der g8o6
Wln8san3eigu Sin. llnipiltirlicil ias
az einigs berlelben, un0 fdlieBlidl TEL
ihm eine glnnonce ins2luge, morin 3rci
0odclegant m56lierie Simmer tn Dor
neBmcm 8ouie angeprieIen luuroen.
Die Gesen0, 39ereiienilraBe, mar tom
teidnnt un0 uid)t uHi1mpat9ips Gy
oin9 im Qaufe Des 9ladmiiid9s bin
uno fcf9iiaie bic Gdume. Sie marea
frsiliA me9r prunlpol als be9agli1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-20

eas, c,ile G.D.ile llefcvlegcl9eit geltsn0
aeacn rel,5e F,l 4t'i nssgs GslbFat.
iabl oGIie9Nia; cr 9claB Gg33 einc Ituri.
icrlaIiiiGe N6cr uab neiGle 3H Miee.
!aiea Dig 7nrclea 1ece5tsu aGeltini
alt mooie nid)t rie ein &Miilcr be.
6M!feli rssosn, ia QlnbctraaG, OoB &
idol Dler Sdare iin0icri H0ite, 9lscl
Ca lpar pI:tti Ieiiea tiiniilCriiAel
@igalart Ilolo az GllerD'nls cons her.
iicn0nislo3 atgeniiicr dfer Ncrctii ae-
fel i1m, Ioreit i6m ilcsrlaupt cln
Wlenfc5 aciallen trnnte Gr nor ein
5ii5Ider elcsontev Sngs 0er rac
BEN llrlcll 6er f0Iis9sit ein QroBea
&5nRsn bcflB ug5 btr D'ellei9i eins
bc0euieAce Submit tsonrlionb. Sye-
ccnial3 erreg!su feline 8ilper i@on
ieht gluiieecn lDcn1 oN6 bor Der @onb
nom c,n btiremben6ea.
Mie CT 3ur ni0ilen SiBuag 3ur
9llomc sirl tlcpiie er Dor6er uooh 6ei
BerciN ou Hl0 lraase o5 cr i9E Her.
reliir acfen roI!e.
nAIimdttiecrr rici her iunac
&iindlcr. nNur iooilen Sic au1 roW
bic &oalurrsu3 rergr6Bcra2"
sglcir o03 pill idl MIN eigcntli9
nidt ober "a limb "a noN einiqe ie9
niidt s5@picriaisiisn. 0syea ic6 Scrr
rerocu nus. @d8 io1 trslbe mBHts
i1 in ccr &olliommeu6eii fa6errfben.
an0 idl pente. nenn id) Elm @isrieLiafr
bei Semen orteie &
rGann rsr0ep @ie. mie mir olle,
etnle9cu. D0B e5ie uod5 gar nic6is t6n.
nen @s TT n m1admoI 3um Der3peis
feln rie mon ratlos gpr eircm totem
puatt HcAt un0 biz @yen3en fsines
E5uuens iisbt Ibcr iuir lc0lIca eS Sus
fanneu berfuacn"
r5iir ben &pllsnoer 0i6t es feline
Grensen, crtldrt. gBdtin9er tiibl
rDlan iana eGsn olles leencn, penn
Mon iic6 Nliibe di6i."
Dagi6er batie am 2Betetti eincn
QaGaaIlN, Damn eini1ien iie ii6 iiber
bic &songunssn g9eltiu9er moilis
iid ein eiscncS Qlitlier uedmen aber
oer oapGge egtloyts BAG fiir iiterIliifig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-20

GO beltimmt Nerctti bfs EsrDnr.
bra9te, iieB Ct BOD msgfsR, 0lb oss
gcranic, X iDnne Bic 2reea Sa eiaer
ianrlp @omc grJeten, lin hi, Elm Rot
tcnturgsr iiG helDorb, eire @0ri!ellmg,
ble ;gln No@ gar ni4t getomm,n lOar,
ieiAgr Gi!elteit Ibntei@eIte, drD igdD.
rcn0 NeHinser 81 Ms6ne binuntergiig,
liaelte e. Dor ii5 BIN
uGe9en sic, rief Ml0pc Dem Gin
irlten0eu entgcecn, bier lit 0ie 6ar,
tcnifi55e 5um @ortrdt oer tleintn Gor-
nj! gGic Finbea sic iie2"
BON tief0riinen 6iuter9runae bob
iim oaS f9lante SSigir9en in Der bl1Es
r0ilinen 3ojlette, bic @lmo leBt6iu
anlcBIib res Diners in i6rem eltsrii-
den Gouie aetragen butte, ebenIo pirz
ilngsDoll ab Dis i9r hellblonoeS &rpfs
DIN. Do5 6eionoers 3ei5polle an 6ies
fsr Bortrdtlti35e ober par Der itro6=
lcn6e glu5Orud inteniiber 2e6ens@
freuoe.
uGin Gonnentinol +" meinte yE0iUs
iinncnb uuo freunoIiG.
o9eGt gutl" lobtc Meltinger. .Sie
batsn einen giinitigen Moment eriost,
un0 lin Do5 az t0nnen, Die cieIegsn-
6eitsma6erin aeipielt."
rS92"
nSo, Sie. inoem Sie Der &DmIeHe
6cu Beretti auftiI9ten. Sin etpas ges
fdbrIi1eS Experiment."
n@r lit Elm Iuitiger llnter6alter, un0
Den brau9te ih. 2rs Monn tommt er
fir cine 5orni nicht in @etra9t, UNI
Iie fir i6u au9 ni4t."
o@os ipiir0e i9 bod nic6t nit fol.
C6er 9eltinmt6eit 6e6aupten."
ST beobodtete fie. So I9ersbofi
un0 famsroOi9aftlih Iie bis6er qeret-
tis 6ulbigungen aufgenommen uno
itreng in ben @rensen Der 5reunbl9aft
ge6alten batte, mar ibr po6l nod gar
ni6t Die S6ee aetOmmen, 6aB er fi9
elmer onoeren 3uipenOen tDnnte.
nScb glau6e, baB man ous ols gong
iider anue6men tann," ermiOerte Iie
longiam unO tramte umitGnbIi9 in
iRreu 2lrbeitsuieuiiIieu umber. Dos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-20

bp@ naal Ieinsn 8ldrifiaa u.dit i.uar,
NnD cr iifcgls3ie, oaB nit eini9.n siscs
rcn SaMeu ga@cn saaa6i&irm.
IeppiagN Isden un5 @cHei@cF, Di,
iie9 ja unidpcr 9erlGaIian lie6cn cH
rec1 relics Snierieur Disr eniFelen
s0nHh @r 3tr9cmiHerts iid, DaB ouaI
cii 3'eUeT3immer az 1a6gn iei rdn5
erit no9 cine ggsile init iciacr llH.
i4liifNaisil, na6n a6sr oana i4lieBli6l
bic 9ac1nuna auf Gin 8ereljaHr unO
mis5 itncn bicnltfosea @sif IN Ser
lin Fajr,iiliM an. init idmili4tH crs
pi3nldien @sg,naGnoca ir9lsupigls
na1 0ilinGtn 5u ellen Son
0ann ig9en0 eiwos, ras iBri
ben 2nfni6olt 6ier barIeiceic oocr
feline raib, @iidtcbr Ha5 scgliH not
iocaoig maGlc. 70 marcn 6'e llr.oHu
hid ncriMuer3cl uno feline 8cile bier
cltnTo taf9 nie0fr afga6roHcn
glrn Dqs sriYaieher iUar ihegl1m
t6u cine dcpiNc GgleiHiaguNa penn ci
gentiie9 loar ihm Berlin rcrldBi 0es
uefcn itn0 MIR inoDicnta lIrtniidiQir
icn6eit 1atIs ihn a6oe6aIen ole @tact
idpa 3or So6rsn fiir immfr su ser
laFcn Die erie aroBe 2eiosri6af.
leines 2sba3 Dor 6icr lpie elm per
nidlenner &iurrl ii6eg bo5 S'dupt 6es
oaaals Observation-Disclosures hiis
mcagea0a9eE. unD pie 5Srau ben feline
Qiebe golt pm elm Reird4ilias5 alter
oIs cr. 0oits i6n toIt6litiG folien lais
IcH, ais lid7 i6r 6eiiere Qlu5u6tcn Boz
tcn, 3u iener 8eit bra9te ihn oas an
zen Roub Der @sr3reiflun0 Sect mar
er lrsiIi1 lan1e oariiber binped, rom
pie @crqaduua lub Der 6o6 qes
oen pos aan3e lpei6Ii1c @eFdIeA. blie
Zen i9m, BE gdIIioe 9itlsrieit uao her
unlusroltbare 8eiIimismNs bic i6n
lo unlie6snspiir0ig m06tcn. Do@
nun trat au@ Bic 6ragc an ion hsran.
in pslhem 2ltelier cr iiM ben lsbien
tiiul,leriIdn Gmliff aneioneu Tolite.
Sel6rini 6sFen glrt ser M}alerct
i6m bielleidt am peritSnSlibacn mS
iDmpdi9ifdllien mar, mdc6ts iiets, iAoa
perm6ge beg groBeu 2IllersunterIdlie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-20

l9. sEnrtIehnnnl


M}plpe na9m Dann bolD pie6er Die
@iBung auf uHo Weltinqer biQte gid
iebt Iii uollldn0iges @2priqen, mas
lose arbsit ipeientlid f0r0erte
9lls lie i9m i'm bic Witiags3eit 61i
lich fiir Ieine @eDuIo oantte un6 cra
tIdrte, Tie mlHe nun IN i9rer Reniion
Ipeilen. Iei au9 70 peit fertile, DaB lie
Bic llntermaIung Dbns iDn beenoen TOM
ne muBie er trob oLler @orein1eHorns
menbeit 5uoeiieben, 0aB fie i9on beI
ber glufSeidnuHg oas G6aratterilttlde
III Gppf Aub 6alting un0 9lueDrud
Qnt unb maBbol beransaebroa3t ba6e.
.gBDllsn Gie iiberm0rgcn mis6er bie
QiebenspiirbiQteit baben, mir Elm bis
slpei @tunben 3u opferu9" fragia III.
,Ulorqen tommt hdm(i6 Die aomteNs
5ur erileu @ibuug SIS III iutsrchanl
fiir miD, gIeib5eitig on 3pei io per
Tcbapenarii0en portrdts III mals1-
gBie langc aebenteH @ie upA bier 3ll
bleibeu2 Dandcb muB id midl INIT oer
Nlptll ii1YltN.
Das puBte @eltinaer icl6ll no&
nitt
,@o langs @R mid brau9sn"
Dos III pirtIid ie9r freunolia D0n
SbneH Sd Daule Dgrbm0li9ii"
@ie bate eigsntlib ttinsllrlade 8um
Daut gebabt, osnu bieies 6inausiaie
teu ieiner Apreiie cntipraua 0urbaus
nint irgeHomeI@er iiebenamiiroigen
gsouugs fonoern alei4siiliiger lluenis
iAloHsn1eit, 3u Der jeBt Hudl Elm anbe-
rec Momeni bin3u lam. @eiHe &itas
tell mar berleBt, ieiu a6nnen iH 6r0ge
aeftellt. Dos 8erlangtn Fam iiber ibn
ieineRrafte nit 6enen oieIer BON limit
IeriIben So4mut f0rmlid geIc6m0as
nen 4erIon 81 mehen tno eine 3eit er
Heilten @tuDiuma Dran3aiehen. inn i6r
auf ibrem eigenen @ebiet mii polles
mGnnliber lleberlegen9eH gegsiiiber
iyeien 5u t0nneH.
Gr bielt Iic6 nun fdrn 6alo 5fpei
noden In 9Riirden ouf, uu0 oie tleius
GrbiaaIlsaHgcIegeu9sit lpel4s i9n u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-20

6isp iei il 2toum fir 8isei unO i4r
idbR itCre es Ger nid't penn tenant
nslcn igm crfcile. im Gjea:ntct, cs rsgi
h IGN an sglit Dem 6inunoberlaufer
Dcrlicgc e 8a bel 8e,t,
rDas Dcr gcacrn Elm @nu0il" er.
l819lte cr ac1, dl5 Meltinaer i9pn bi,
&iir in ber 6anD bette, Die tlcir,
EomlsNs tam nit i1rcr gatcn 8ui
GiBung, iab gR6pe i4idie gu mil
UNI li1B MID binuntcrb;tien, nm pa:
9Raoel 8u untcr6alteu oaui e8 MIDI
uie Gin Gelgose oofibe. 3uerii iDal
bic 8eleine pieber iiumm unb Eornieri
lse IsBt9m, abcr 0dun toutc iie mil
'eimnol aul pn0 lieB i9rem 3emperat
incaE pie 3iiasl i4ieBen. Das 1T ic
Elm ber3gcs @ingeI@en! gotr bobeu
cincn I'LL 8uiamncnacrcoct, ,bdB biz
ulte Grdfn 6einl6 @odiert ipar. unc
ou3 0l5De 5o5 iGlicBli4 Sic Gtirr
irQu8."
Isle l0rb eiierIii2tig semeien lein."
o9lG neinl 9lcingn Gieg" &c
rciii ma4ie pie0er feline adunenocn
&iaoerauaen n@a3u nei0t iie leis
0-r aor Mot
gS6rtu Gie, 6crr @erctii ." gpel-
finger ipaRote iiA pis6er ing Q(telier
5Erid. a0a 6atten Gle biellei&t
cine @elcgen6eit, iiA 3u lan5iercn.
es9lpicgerIo6n ben SorAis au iperbcn,
6os mare ni1t 70 ii6sll Mie2"
o8Bas Gle fir cine pllDe Bbantaiie
6aben~ pe6rie @erstti o6. n0ie mir
ben miG Die 9reppe 6inunterrerfen,
poltte ic6 mil fol6en syoeen fDmmen.
gtuhGr0em oente id0 ia gar ni6t 0aran,
bin nod elmer gon3 anoern &i9lun9
9in nit 0sm Ser3en engdgiert"
nSt6 an Sbrer Gtelle piir6e bic
Ga@e b5@ in GrpdQung 5ie6en. Gie
maren init einem Sdlaae Gin gemaAs
ter Monn. 9llle Melt miir0e BON So
nen re0en unb Sbre 8iloer fdufen, @s
1T uicbt o6ue, BEN GG8fen @eIeII-
fdoftstreifen on5u9e60ren, psm ou@
nur 0ur6 9eirat."
n9lein Den Gri3.9 ols &inliler Hill
! :, ~. mir isl1!t osyacdeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-20

cnud6lt meroen ga iie feine Gppo.
iition ba6en. Dos Soupt Sntereiie
Bel oieier g8a6l orc6t iib jeood5 INN
sic qIbitiuuug ii6er oie porgei@lagcnc
glusgabe BON G6ligotioneu in Der
@obe BON $4,000, bon wel@er
Guumc $4,000 fiir 9lb3ugsfondlc
im0 cine 6iltrir.Qlulage $4,000 fin
g3oiiermerfe imO $500 5ur 9l6tra.
gung elmer itdotiiden 56ulocnloit
Dcrmanot peroen ioIlen Sic 2iitc
scr Gon0ioateu lit mie folst. @RaDor,
@eorge g8. @oters; Staotrdtbe: 8.
Clinton Donoloiou 6. g. Carr &il.
bert ". Saslup, qll6ert 9. @osncl
un0 Gluooo Ill Gii5er.
Son 3u8 iibcrfubren.
Q. SSrDing @oaitt, 2lgent Scr
Stem Norf. 9G9ilaoelp9ia uu0 9tor.
folf giicu6o6u- @eieIaAaft~ in So.
retto, ingefdbr 5mei @leiIen bon
4riuceB glme gelegen wuroe BON
eiHem Siitcr5ug iiberfubren lmO 70.
tort get60tct. Gr miro ii6erlebt bon
ieiner Diutter imo elmer S6Ucitcr.
Sctu 8miIlingSbrioer perlor Dor
orei syo6reu in 0erieI6cu 8eiic ituo
iu oericI6en @eaeno ieiu 2eben.
@cgebt SeIb bitmoro.
eyn &ogcrstomn Bat Scr 81 Sabre
oltc 2eonaro 2pum Sou9b, mel@er
6ci ocr og8eiteru @}oruIano Giicn.
bc0n" ais aeiielihuico mgeitelt
I'll icincr g8o6umg ieinem 2ebeu
0ur6 Gr6dugen elm Gnoe geniabt.
Sic llrio6e, pel1e 0en @tonn 81 ser
Gbot peronlaBte, 1T nidt 6cfaunt.
goitorS @attin geitors
bcn.
syrau Soa 02oD @oroon @ottin
BON @uItor 2epis 9S. @oroou bon
ser proteitantiidcn D}et6ooiitenfirhc
III Semea 9&-, lit ooiclbit i'm 9ll-
ten bon "a S5obren geitor6eu. 6rarl
@oroon mar sic So6ter bon Serrn
uno 6rou 9lbro6om Bricc bon @eIt.
minIter. Gle miro iibcrlebt BON
i9reu @atteu uno 5mei ainocrn 10.
mic i9ren gltern ruo eiucm 8ru0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-20

mare NOD bsHer, penn maN e,aer
lpobler3ogenen iungen Dome in @je=
felliaait i6reg Dlutter nic5t cinen
iungen, gut ousiebenDen M}ann bor=
Fiibren i0nnte, o6ns gleic6 aIs GjeIez
sen6eitsmoderin 3u gclten, A. @tie,
pollen Sic bic 2iebcuspiiroigteit 5ns
ben, S6ren PlaB eiu3une9msn9"
@r fam ber 9lufforberuug nah.
@ei6e f9pieqen. Grit ned geraumer
3eit tat g8eltinger picOer cine ieiner
BON 3aun ge6ro@enen SSragen
,gDie Oenten Sie eigentli9 iiber bic
2isbe, Grdulein bon S5eIoberg9"
n@dr niht."
nDos moc6en Sic mir nid6t peis.
Die 2iebe 1T ia bic eigentli9e Domdne
Der grou."
nGp be9aupten bic W}Gnner ipenigz
items, un6 es mag 0os audi fir miiBige
fSrauen 5utreffen. @os mid betrifft,
70 bo6e ic6 teine 3eit fir eine qroBe
2eioeuIddft un6 aeOente audi, mid bas
oor su Bitten"
nQl6er bic 0i6ter aller 3eitcn baben
iie aI8 Dos b0aite in Der MeIt beIun=
gen."
.D2ir gebt bic Q(rbeit nod oariiber,
Nie fam man Denn friI4 nnO freubig
feline san3e perf6nliHteit einIebeu,
tpenn etnem in ben Q(oern Elm yieber
tobt, Oas ieOen perniinftigsn GJeOanten
fDrmlicb auso6rrt9"
Isl, ieben sic maj, - sic tennen
olfo bod 6ieien 3uitanb!@
rSh babe oun einmal &inoertrant=
beiten Dur@gemo6t, gob iie I6er3enD
5uriid nDa bebdlt man Damn nod
ols erpa4iener gelunber WleuI9 bic
@rinnerunq oaran, tpie es tut, ipenn
man trant it,"
80 t0nnen Sie ii6 olIo borItellcn,
pie oem armen Peretti sumuts it,"
(6OrtieBune foIst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-20
SoIpitaIer nuO aIinifen.
Baltimore Gpe, Car anO S6roat
Gbaritp Soipital ano 9ispeniarD."

W"DQl4lNlDAG GYIt GuL utlD rIBlD@A
Gbaritp Soipital anO 9ispeniarD.
Baltimore @pe ano Gar Snfil,
morg,~ @reeuc. iruO 2onbarO-5tr.
nSo5us Sopfiu8 SoIpital auo Dis-
peniarD," 9roaopag unO MoMmenk
StroBe.
nGDur9 Some ano SufirmarD,
@roaowaD, nabe 5airmoitnt-9lOenue.
vGit1 SoipitaI for t9e Suiane," I"
8oD-@iei9.
nGbriit G6ur9 Sree 9ispeuiarD,"
9tr. 602, Siio.gono.Str.
Emergency EorologicaI Soipital,
g1r. 12t, Sadion 8lace.
o@De ano Gar 0ispeniarD, Sree
Of tbe G6urb Some auO sSnfirmarD,"
9roaODaD, na6e Sairmortnt-9(0e.
oSoipitoI auO 6ree 9ispeniarp fot
ibe @omeu Of NiorDlanO," 2afaDettea
9Goeuus imo Sobn-StraBe.
o@u6y,JooO Soipital for Goninnv
tioes," Sowion.
n@aitern 9ispeniarD,~ glr. 1907
Sit.9altinlore.StroBe.
uSoipital for t6e 0teIief Of GrippIeO
anO 9eformeo CHILDREN" GbarIes.
uuO 90. StraBe.
nWleOical ans Surgical Srse 9is,
peniarb,~ SCR. 1901, 9igbt-StrdBe.
n0lorDIano SDing.in SoIpitaI Of
t6e gtarDIauo @euaroI SoipitaI," -"
glr S17, 2ir0en-2lDenue.
nW}orplauo General SoIpitaI,'
@laoiiou-StraBe mO 2iuOeu-9lbe.
o9}arDIano Soipitol for tie Sn.
iane," &oton8bille.
a@arDlano Someopatbic Soipital
auO Gispeniar1," g3r. 1922, 92oro.
Moint.StroBe.
nMateruitD (2gino.in) SoipitaI
inO n0loternite Of tbe College Of
9bDiiciorS an0 Surgeons," Colbert
umO Soratoga.StroBe.
yMount Sope 9letrcot for tbe Sn.
ioae ono Sid~ 9leiiterstomn Bitp,
uobe @ifcSbiae
ngSori1eaitern GoD GurierD," Ser.
429, 9lisQliit6.StraBe.
presbyterian Gre, Gar oVl
S6root Soipital ans GSrce GiSpeu
iarg,~ 91r. 1907, Sit.@aItimore.
Stra6e.
n9huicrb ans G6iloS Soipiial,"
5ronfIiu- lnO SdroeOer.StraBe.
0SDOcubam Soipital " BAY gioa
Sluction.
nIort6eaYtern IiSpanIor1,~ gtr.
1924, t@lontment.StraBe
u@lercD SoipitoI ouO GispenIarg,"
Gol0ert. rmo Sdrotoga.StroBe.
nSt. @incaiit Sc &ouI (9f. g. Dla'
ternite SoipitoI,~ 0iDiiion-StroBe,
gde 2ofo0ette glbeuue.
nSt. 9leneS (G. g. Soniioriiinl
ans GiSpeuiorp.~ Goton-9lpenue uno
@ilfens-9lDenue.
nSt. 2ufe's Soipitol," g2r. III
11S, @eit-g}ort6-glbenue.
oSebreiu SoipitoI ans 9lID.NaL"
@onumcnt StroBl ,,ao SopfhlS
Ibenue.