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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-11-25

For classy job printing; The Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
G. ". PEYToN TRANSFERRED.
Superintendent of Washington Divis.
ion of Southern Railway Will
go to Columbia, S. G.

George V. Peyton, for the past
seven years superintendent of the
Washington division of the Southern
Railway, with headuarters in this
city, has been transferred to Colum-
bia, S. c., where he will become SUI
perintendent of the Columbia divis-
ion of the Southern. His position
here will be filled by W. C. Hudson.
at present superintendent at Co.
lumbia. 7. P. Weston, formerly
trainmaster in this city, who was
recently transferred to Harrison
burg, has resigned, and w. I. Viii
kins, at present inspector of &C
countants and time-keepers, has been
named in his place. The changes are
effective on June LIST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
IsoC|AI AND PERSONAL JEWIIeeIII EL5I lNEEKs|
Service GoIasaemoEatiya of Occasion
VIII Gcamsace Saturday
Evening

I tSerpices commemorative of Sha-
bouth, the Jewish "Feast of Weeks
OF es1tThe Feast of the First Fruits J"
will be held by Israelites ss Saturday a al
tarnoQp at $50 o'clock, and again on
Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock. The
ceremony Of I Confirmation viii be
held at The morning Service in the
synagogue 81 D
"shabouth," or "The Feast of the
Weeks" falls according to the Jew
ish calendar, on the 9Th of Swan,
which occurs this year on Sunday,
May 31st. An account of the feast
says that it's name is derived from the
seven weeks which elapsed between
the departure of the Children of IS
rael from Egypt an'5 their arrival at
Mount Sinai.
The occasion will be observed by the
Jewish residents of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
WILL CONTINUE FIGHT.

A special meeting of the Service
Association of Alexandria county is
ito be held at Clarendon tonight to
prepare case to be submitted to
the interstate commerce commission
charging that the rates over the
Washington-V Virginia Railway from
12th street and Pennsylvania avenue
to Clarendon, Va, are discriminatory
in favor of Falls Church, Va.
1t is also declared that the asso-
citation will take UP the fight of en-
ployees of the bureau Of engraving
and printing, who are required to
pay one fare over the Washington
Virginia line for riding four blocks
without transfer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
: :, = r q II -
Former Resident of Alexandra
Passes Away ii Washington
Yesterday 1880

Jacob NJ. HeishIey, for many years
a well-known resident Of Alexandria,
died yesterday at his home, 1923
ii'P street, Washington. The deceased
was II years old.
i Mr.. Heish]ey became a resident of
Alexandra in 1863, when he came
here from Philadelphia for the pur-
pose of working at carpentering for
/ the government which had seized
the shops of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad. When the bulk
of people of other cities who spent
the war period in Alexandria re-
TUNED at its close to their homes, he
preferred to remain here, and fol
lowed his occupation as carpenter
Mr.. Heishley's death brings tc
mind many "reminiscences of the re-
adjuster regime which flourishec
from 1879 until 1888, when a State
election gave that political organiza'
ton its death blow Mr.. Heishley
was one of General Mahone's mos
earnest followers. In fact he wa:
regarded as the whole thing Il
Alexandria, and he worked in season
out Of season in promulgating TIT
theories of the Generals party.
That was a story epoch, not onl!
in Alexandria, but throughout TIL
Odd Dominion, and many clashes be
tween the rival parties occurred
Mr.. Heishley, while firm in his con
victions, was in no wise offensiv
towards those who differed from
him.
Some time after General Ma
hone met his Waterloo the deceased
moved to Washington, where III
had since resided.
! He leaves a son, Eugene Heishley
His wife died several years ago
ard her remains were inferred il
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
WILL SUE FOR STOVES.
Both Boards of Council Pass Reso-
luton to Enter Suits Against
Parties Who Have Not Paid up.

Ever since the city went into the
gas stove business the clerk of hight
has encountered difficulty in collect
ing the monthly installnents from
certain persons. Some people mag
med when the city began to dispose
Of the stoves that they were to be
given to citizens providing they
would use gas. Others ordered stoves
out have failed to pay for the same.
.r-earages amounting to about six
hundred dollars are reported.
Both boards of the City Council
last night passed resolution en-
towering the city to enter suits
against delinquents at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
.II1OODN Ard & LO'I'HROP
10th 18th. j. and Streets
iissla. WASHINGTON, Dc,
Luncheon Requisites for the
e Memorial Day Outing

Picnic better selections having been mace here
complete the choicest varieties with the staple
Eehcaces and reshes in abundance
Shopping those who and for those
for convenient to to phone will have their wants looked
thoroughly selections made immediately and
forwarded delivery.
few items to show the exensveness of stocks
Richardson G. Robbins Chicken, 35c and Soc
Richardson & Robbins Poten Ton 15c
Richardson Robbins Potted Ham, 15c
Underwood's Deviled Ham, 10c 15c and Csc
Libbys Beef LIB Cans 25c each
Lbbys Veal and Beef Loaf 15c
Iibbys Chicken and Hahn Loaf, zoe
Sardnes in Olive OIL lib 25c each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
Interesting News Notes About People
d Alexandria Happenings
hi 4, in Society. s:.4 .a

The home of Mr.. and Mrs F. L..
Pitt, in Alexandria county, wiz be
the Scene of "a, double wedding at
eight o'clock tonight, when Miss Au-
gnsta3 Pitt Will be married to Mat
thew Charles Arena, and her sis
ter, Miss Cornelia Pitt will marry
Harry Edward Wood The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. S.
A. Wallis, D. D., of the Theological
Seminary of Virginia. Miss Lille
Pitt will be the maid Of honor for
her two sisters, and the ribbon bear
ers will be Misses Helen Wood and
Lucy Vaughan. The wedding march
will be played by Mrs. S. B. Vaughan
sister of the brides, and her husband,
Mr.. Vaughan, will be the best man.
Miss Carrie Hammerslough, of
Baltimore, is the guest of Miss Sa-
rah Ruben, in south St. Asaph
street.
Mr.. Leonard G. Jones has returned
from visit to Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
Miss Caroline Emerson, daughte,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lee Elmer
son, of Rosemont, has returned home
after a five months visit with Mrs
Alexander DeMack, in Cincinnati.
Mr.. r. E. Boyd representative Of
the Manhattan Rubber Manufacture
Company, Washington, D. c., was
in town today on business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT.
Mrs. Mary Gould Dies in Washing
: ton Monday Night.

Mrs. Mary Gould, nee Miss Minnie
Padgett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Padgett, of this city, died at
the residence of her brother-in-law,
Charles w. Tucker, in Washington
at midnight Monday. Her funeral
will take place from st. Mary's
Church in this city tomorrow
morning. Besides her parents, the
deceased is survived by three Sis
ters-Mrs. Charles W. Tucker, OF
Washington; Mrs. ]. Puetz, of CHI
,cago, and Mrs. E. Fl. Hammond, OF
this city-and three brothers
.Messrs. Joseph L., Ernest j. and
Carlton A. Padgett, all Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
JOINT CONVENTION.

A Joint convention of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society and the
Women's Home Missionary Society
of the Baltimore conference of the
NJ. E. Church South will be held in
the Washington street NJ. E. Church
South from June End to June 9Th,
inclusive. About 125 delegates are
expected to be present. The open
ing session will be held on Tuesday
evening, June End.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
TICKETS FOR UNWILLING.

All marbers of the 18th Virginia
Regiment Chapter U. D. c., in good
standing, who will call at 5O4. Duke
street, Friday or Saturday evening, be-
tween ard 8 o'clock P. NJ, can obtain
seat tickets fer the unwilling ceremo-
MES of the Arlington Confederate
monument, June 9Th, at $3.50 o'clock
P. NJ. Tickets not transferable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
GOOD PICTURES TONIGHT.

The Surprise is cool, plenty of
fans and good ventilation. You do
not suffer with the heat during the
show. See tonight's show.
"The Fighting Blood in two reels
a great picture and worth seeing
Fanny's Melodrama. Marc MacDer-
mott in the Black Cat, First story OF
The Man Who Disappeared produced
in collaboration with the Popular
Magazine. High Life Hits Happy
Jim, A western drama. The show is
full of action all through ani you will
appreciate it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27

! . f.
One Of the 4asv rn1ngs that Com
roodnres do before sailing on the eS-
petition is to Purchase
-IBsoN'S PURE OLD RYE.
.eonl;; yol imagine q stronger test-
.oea,iiai. We have al kinds of Liquors
earsguly packed in neat cartons
resds Cor shipment TO all sections OIL
, Virginia from - 49,
! $500 to $500 PER GALLON.
saya on hand Gibson's Xxx, AXA'
yzgA and Pure Old Rye; Old CABIN,
ct and Monogram also Bakers ana
Thompson's Whiskeys, to which we In
;vite your attention. =
!. Should you feel disposed to send us
an order we know you will be satls-
fed with results. Soliciting your traae'
we are, yours respectfully,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
DEATH NOTICE.

On Tuesday, May rs, 1914, at his
home, 1888 P street, Washington,
D. c., JACOB NJ. HEISHLEY,
aged II years. Funeral services
at the residence of his nephew, F.
Erwin Ludwig, north Braddock
Heights, Thursday, May %, at
800 p. m. Friends and relatives
respectfully invited. 27-1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27
INTERESTING TALK.
Misses Sipe And Winchester Will
Speak at Young Peoples Build
ing Tonight.

As has been stated, Miss Susan
nSipe will give a talk this evening at
Young Peoples Building under the
auspices of the Kindergarten Asso-
citation.
Miss Myra II. Winchester, of the
Bureau of Education, will also give
an Illustrated talk.
No admission fee will be charged
and the friends of the kindergarten
extend cordial invitation to all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-27

New York, May 27.--The first hot
weather of the year put the roofs
in use again, and two babies were
killed and one fatally injured falling
from their high Fairgrounds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
oSippOOrOme" uffeu.

Cas nSippoorome" an ser 9loro-
grtapitraBe, no oos ebemolise
pgutap Soilie" itanO, miro morgen
SI6enO 8 llbr 5um eriten W8oIe feline
Sbiireu fir Oie erIte @orIteaung off-
men. Dos gepaltioe Gbeater bat
cine aapajitdt BON 5000 Sisen Die
nit aaem mogIihen Comfort ousee.
itattet iino. Dos erIte Stiid, pelhes
in oem neiten Wfuientempel oegcben
miro, trGgt Oen Titel oTbe Inirp
Moioens~ imo lit cine muiifoliidc
Polie nit 12 Eerionen, Ies9leiden
fommen nod OeridieOene neile @au-
oeOiae Sohen gum |ortrage. @ob.
renO oes Geites Der @ode finOen tag
lid Orei goritelungen itott; cine Oes
gfahmittags un0 5Ipei om glbeno,
mO in ser 3tpiiAeupnuie om glbeno
perOen cine Stlmoe lang @auoelbil-
ser ge5eigt gine HieicnoraeI iorgt
fir oen muiifaIiideu Tbeil in oen
3piidenpouien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
gRerifo acrSumt.

gSalbingtom 81. 9Iopcubcr.
Die 9l1untune bon StoSt @2eri.
10 bon ocn Srlippen Gorran5o's miro
morgen Wlittoe pollenoet icin. Dies
bcridteten bellte ole offi5ielleH Eclc.
eranime Der @encrdle Gbregon nro
glanco, bnben jeood Dem nmerifo.
uiihcn GoniuI Sillinon iino Dem
broiilioniiden GoiunOtcn Deriicbert,
Dab 5ur MISUNDERSTANDING Der Orb.
uina cine ocniiecnoe Eruppeumoht
iuriidgcIoiien iperoen miro.
Dic TrIppcu Garron6o's 5ieben
nod Der probiioriiden Smiptitaot
Garrnn5a's, Sri5obo.
General gilln bat Gucretnro obue
%ioeritano gcnommen. Der Bid.
SIG Der Eruppcn Gorron5os mag ie.
cod Gin Itrotcgiitcs Ionooer fem
lno oeu 3lped baben @iIIa bon ben
sioroitaotcn ob5nidnei0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

0aS M5etter.

Sir 0lorDlanO lno oen Iiitritt
Columbia belite flar lmo iiiOpeItIide
g9inoe
Eie bo1ite Gemperatur par 81
0jroo Inn 8 llbr 0tahmittags unO Die
nieorigite 27 @rao Inn 6 llbr Nlor-
gems.
Qic groBte 5dneaigfeit Oes 8in.
oes mar IS Wieileu pom SiiOpeiten.
Ser 6eudtiafeitssebalt Der Suft
mar 50 %ro5ent nm s llbr Ylorgens
uuO 81 Ero5eut nm s ll6r gI6enos.
Syn Ben anOeren @etter gco6ad)-
ngS.Stotionen OeS 2anOes wuroen
sic folgeuOen nieOrigiten Eemperotu-
rem per3eihnet: 9Itlantic Gitp 26,
gismard 26, Bolton %, Buffalo 20,
G6orlelton 26, Chicago 26, GleOelano
20. Tcnper 81, Detroit 1S, Culit6
70, @oItport 26, @uloeIton 56, @reen
gap IS, Sottcras 80, Sabre 26, Se-
lena 81, Sadionpiae 2S, aanias Gitp
AZ, anorniae tS, 2ouisoille 20, Wtar'
qllette %, Memp6is 80, Wlontgomerp
2S, Wlontrcol %, Nontitdet 32, gsep
Orleans 40. gleiu Dorf "a, Sflabo-
ma 3S, &bilooelpbio 26, @itts6urab
18, EortIano, Die, %, NortIano,
Ore, SO, Gue6ec Is, 9loleigb t6,Solt
Safe @itp %, Gan 6ron5isco 80, ct.
2ouis 32, Scronton "a, Shreveport
36. Spofane "a, Sprociie %, Eam-
pa 80, @oI6ineton 26, @innipeg %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

len bat, Wtoge @ott iortrabren ocil
GrfoIs iuiicrer @offen uno OoS Sa-
terlanO 81 ifiisen."
Iie tommen0e 9feihStags.
Sefiion.
Berlin, 81. g1op. - Iie fom.
menoe 9leidstaes 4eriooe, weldc
am 2. Ge5ember eroffuet miro, oiirfte
bon fiir5er Doucr iein. @abrideiu.
lid miro ouBer elmer gepiaigung
bon meiteren flint 0liaioroeu Nart
uuo Der 0lotifiJirlmg einiger Dring.
IidfeitS @eiebe. melde Der 9uuocs-
rat6 erIoicr bat. nidts Oorliegen.
Iicie @eiddite tperoen pornlisiidtlid
obne Ge6otte erleOiat. @eoer Die
9iiOeet @orIage nod Steuerpor.
idloae peroen erwortet Gas Bio.
get miro Oem Olei6stog i'm 6cbrilar
unterbrcitet ueroen
6ran5ofen fonnen mid I
5abIen.
Berlin 81. glopember) (orabt-
los nad 5apbiIle). 9lus aopenba-
gen miro nnh bier berihtet, bic iran.
5oiiIte Regicruug babe Der griedi.
iden Hegicrimg mitgeibcilt, Dab
6rqnfrcidE gols Bipeite Ibeiljabling
auf Die sQdribe, ipclde @riedenlaro
in sobe bon 250 Miaioueu 3ranten
($50,000.000) eeipdbrt iuoroen mar,
nur 30 9liaioncn 6ronfen ($4,000,.
000) 5abIcn fonue
so / Inat 3oIlen 9lners
teHnitng.
gerlin 81. globember. ~ Die
boIIdnoii6c @reTc erfennt oonfbar
sic 8emiibungen Der oeutideu ge.
borocn on, normale @erbdItniiie in
ocn beIgiiheu 5td6ten uieOer ber5u.
ltelen.
Giirfen in GgDpten Gin.
mari dirt
9erIin 81. Nobcmber Die
tirfii6c qlrmce. meIGc eegeu oen
5uc5. 5.aonol porgeididt morocn it,
riidt ouooucruO III Geppten peiter
Dor. Bur Belt itebt lie $50 aiIomc.
ter lpcit innerbolb Der cgDptiiden
@cbictes un0 bcorobt ben 5ucs,Sfa.
nal.
Giirfcn in aonfoficn i'm
@orritden.
9erlin 81 gopcinber. 9lae
glugriffe Der Eiirfei in Grousfmlto.
iicn iino bisber crfoIgrcid] eepeicn.
Gie tiirtiihe qLrInee, pclhc al Der
9iorOoren5e @eriiens itono uno BORT
porriidt, bat ole @rcn5c ilbericbrit.
tcu ino lit IN Die periiide @ren5pro.
Rims in llrutia.Sce, glierbeioinu,
eingeriIdt.
s. bebtbe gebt nit ben 1iir'
rem.
@aris. 2i. Daob. ~ 0hsoipe A6.
bos Silmi bon EaUptpr bat mad benz
Foriicr uPeiit Yoriiicn" cuogiiltia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
g GIeaesnadlridIten pUn gHIeM.

UGl WtulllkEh lNl Dclt dthlCV@DlIltlA NA~
Ill gloro Gnglano. Tenn IN Sr.
lano iino INNER nod oie9lohpirtlIn.
geu ser bitteren politiiden 6eboe 5u
Ipiren, weIfe III 6olge oes arieaes
nur tbeillpeiie Uergeiien lit. @artci'
fii9rer baben 9laes getban nm ole
9icfuitirung IN Srlono 81 foroern;
bod o6ue Oos cr6oiite 9leiuItot gu
er3iclen
9luItdt6eutiden @ilitdr.
QritifcrS.
9erlin pia 2onOon, 2l. sloo.
W2aior Nlorabt. ser Sa6Oeritdu.
oige oes ,9erliuer 8ageblatt" cr.
mariet cinen DoQit1noigen Sieg oeS
@eneroIobcritcn bon Siuoenbnrg imo
ocs Generals GanfI. Gr III Der slu.
lidlt, oaB Sic ihredlidcn @erIiitr Der
guIieu oie Stimmune i'm ruIiiiden
Seerc idjper erihiittert bat 9ie Soae
oes IeinocS, mic lie ourd Die Ner-
t6eioigiiug oegen 9lngriife BON glor.
ben. @eiteu imo Siiocu geidofien
miro, wiro ols iebr aeia6rIi6 be5cih.
net.
Iie riiiiiihcn SnIppeIi, iuelhe &C.
Qen Die Siiogrcn3c bon GltpreuBen
bqi gol0au Dorriidtcn, wciden iiio-
iDartS BON Nlloun ino beriudcn an
Ideineno, Die lleberaanae iiber Den
gua nuo Die @eihicI bel Der 5etng
glopoc @eorgieiuSf 5iI geIuiunen.
9lmtlide @iener @ elotn.
Gen.
@ieu, 2t g1ob.. ii6er 2ouoon.
Amtlih tpuroe aeitern glben0 6oIgen.
oes iiber oic Gage in 9hdiiitFolen
lno @aIi5ier betonnt 1eaeben
nsn 9luiiiit 4olen limo mir iulo
itnierc @erbiinocten iiberaa erioIa.
reid aepeieu Sopeit 1T aber nod
feline Gntibeiouna in oen admpfen
geiaaeu, Gic 8ubl Der ruiiiihcn &c.
fdnaeueH llinmt omleruo 5u.~
@ufien Dor 8r5cmDsl 5n.
ritdgef2lneeu.
Dor @r5eniDsl uuroe ser 6eino,
ais az ueriu1te, @criidrfunoen an
sic fiioliHe Sront ser Setting uor5u
idlicben snriidaeidlageu wobei er
ihmerc Gcrluite crlitt
Tes gaiferS Tnnf
9erlin. pio 9onoon 81 glov
@oiier @ilbelm idn0te auf Elm Eele.
gromm Der @eicnihoit oeutider @la.
rinc.9lrditeften, lucIhc sur 9eit IN
61orlottenbura tdet, iolgeuoe slnt-
mort;
oS6r pflihtgetreues g8irfeu I'M
5rieoeu bat 5n iuiereu 6iSbcrigener.
foleen I'M serieae beigetroaen SD
irene mid iiber oaS @ertroueu un6
Die Giniidt. welHe Die 1b1tigieit Der
oeitideu SnOiIitrie oeleitet babeu
oie iIh IN oIeien Thpereu 8eiteH ais
liorfe giiitr 6es g'otcrlonoe5 wlpic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
Semtider llnteritiitnnss.SnnS,
Siitrifte 115, 1874, 147, 1914, POI,
Grfe lluterbaltnng nuS Ball,
WlOntas, 30. glOOem6er,
SSrpbiinu Sallc.
(glob22, ,29,30)
gimuMIinen fiir @ecr6inMnaen.
(92ob22,29.3O)

0ie ~8eII @otor 60" bat seitern
ichs 2imouiinen bon ser 6irma
gtoub & Gang an Oen 2eicbenbeItot-
Ter @iIliom Goof fir 8eerOigunes-
6pede obeelicfert. Oie 6irmo
n0toi6 & Gang Carriage Co." bon
GlcbeIonO tbeilte nit, OaB oieies
ridt nur Die groBten eleftriiden
9lutomo6ile iinO, Die in Oieiem 2on-
oe in @ebraiid genonmen muroen
fir 2ei6enbegdngniiie, oes9leihen
iuet Die 5irma, ooB @iliam Goof
RON Baltimore ser erlte 2cidenbe-
itatter it, weIder cine 70 eroBe Sc
iteIling fir eleftriiAe 9lutomobile
qemoht bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
agerIdt Sss 0eat[4eM @snerarEa6es:

@crlin 2i. 9toDy ami ora6tlo.
ieu @cae nod 5aBpiac. =. 50
,EeutItlanO bat bejiiglid oes 9Ius.
iaQes Der Sample nobe Qooj Die
8roBtcn Sofinuugen, bciBt es in ei.
ncr oifi5ieIlen 9lufiinOiging, lUelhc
6eute ser @refe iiberge6en wiiroe
.GS miro aQeemein angenommeu,~
10 fd6rt sic gcfanntmadung tort,
.oaB oie giaantiihc ruiiiide gIrmee
trob i6rer groBeu mmeriiden llcber.
Icaeubeit in 5olae ser aenialen itro.
tegiihcn 6dbiateiten General D. Sim.
oeuburgs mo in 6olee ieincr euer'
gilden Gficniipe ernitlih gefdbroct
1T. Ger Aiid5ng Der 5luiien III oo'
ourh crihmert, Dob Die Ieutihen
ale gobngeleiic 9riiden ino 8er.
ge6rslpcge seritorten Sine ruiiiidc
92icoerloge in oieier @egeno mag ben
gaBen 8elo5ns i'm Often cntifeioeny
0a oic Nuiien teine ausgebiIoctcu
Rcierpen 5ur 8eriiigung babeu uno
oo cs ibucu al qoffen Dlunition
INTO cfii5ieran manaelt
gnglnnos &cfrntirungs-
notb.
lGorrriponoeN} Scr gliioc Nreiic)
4sandeitcr. t3 glob Tic
Relritiruna modt i'm 9oroen bon
enalauo MIR ic6r lanaiame Sort
idriite. uno sic 3eitilngen pon 0lan'
deter uuo qiDerpool nebmeu III Der
Nelpredmg oieier SdhIaee fein
Nlatt Dor Den Nluno. s5n ben letten
bier 9ogen bot @lonheiter nit einer
qeUolferungs5abl bon etipa 100000
0urd 50 @efrutirinas giireour
mir 400 GefriIten mlfgc6radlt
0eridte bon 9iuerpool lpeiieu ans,
0ab bort oas 9lnperben bon Soloo'
fen iogar nod lan0iamcr fortid)ret'
tpt
6uBbnll '@pielc tonnei lloW M
mer aaf cinc groBe 3uidapcritaor
radncN. sSt oeii EGentern iilioen iid)
sa0Ired)c WIdmrer I'M miIitdrildleu
glltcr inter oeu @cinhern Iot Soro
aiid,enqrS cnpbotiidjer slppea im
mehr Sciooteit idcirt imgebort uer'
hallt 3il iein
Ger .Nlunfeiter Chronicle" lo9t:
.Gs aibt Eaiiieuoe BON miIitir'
0ieuitfa1iaen ipuaeu Seiiten IN pieier
1ta6t 9Ranncr o0uc 9robe &er'
antportlidfeitcr pelde Is uer'
idumen ocm MiNc 81 Sen Sabncn 5ii
foloen mo Dies trot Der lbatlaHe.
ooB 9eirilten n6t6ia eebronbt wer.
oen es III iddpugSueiIo onae9c
ben rorocu oob pir aegcr ieds glil
lioneu Nlanner i'm 9llter bon is bis
35 ,soBrcn baben; uuo falls 0oro
athrner's glppea @ebor finoen ion,
Daun bat D2andleiter nod cine grobe
qlnBabl 0on @eirnteh 81 Iielcu
ga srloub meIocn iih nod peni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
glnitern.SOnper -Ereisfeeclu,
SanfIasmnes.gIbcnb, gOriuGrts-6aae
734 @eit-Gegiuatun.Str
Sidcts 25c. MnO SOC.
(Moh0O 81 Ok OcN
2ONesitnra cines Hnhrmannes.
(g1ob22, 2,24,25,26)

Ger 27 Sabre aIte Gbomas Sop
fins, Der eeitern gum erlten y3alc
fir Ole 6. Song Contracting 60. in
Gonton arbeitete, perlor iein 2cbcn,
ais cr bon ieinem @ogen fieI. Oos
Niuo oriidte ibm Oie 9ruit ein. Scr
llnfall poiiirte an Der 5. 9lpenue
uno 16. StroBe, ais Sopfins nit iei-
mem nit Sono beIuocnen @oeen
iiber cine giinue fubr uno babel ob-
geiporfen wuroe. Ger 2eihnom
nilroe Dem 2eidenbeitotter CIR.
@lueller, an Der @de Ger T1ontforo-
sloenue itno Scfferiou.S .StroBe, iiber-
oeben, oa Die @obning oes 8erun-
eliidteu bis jett nidt ermitteIt per-
zen fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
nWermania GOnelap glr. 202,"
geamten-glOm
SSreitas, 27. glOOember.
gSabl am 4. Se5ember.
(glob22,0
81 @in0 nOn gInto ii6eriahrsn.


Der yaceer SorrD Bomb bon glr.
1927, 9loro.9ronomoD, iiberfubr &C
fern gohmittog NIT Dem 9lutolno.
iii bon s. q. GoiiioD, bon CIR. 1918,
gIoro. .grooomoD, an ser g2orooltede
Ger Guior- uno 9iooIe-StroBe, oie
z Sabre aIte MarD SoIocn bon gar.
11i5, Gnior.StroBe. gr brobte oos
Ylaoden nod Dem ct. Soiepbs.So-
ipitol, mo oie gler5te feItItcllten. Dab
iic cine @ebirneritiitterltng oobonee-
trogen bottc. 0os Gino wolIte nllf
9lollihuben oic Gnior. StroBe frcil.
cen uno wuroc babel bon Dem pluto
mobil erfoBt. BOND puroe ocrbof-
tet mo fir Gin beute Itottfinoenoes
@crbor in Der norooitliden @oli5ei.
itntion fcitecbolten.