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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-13
of Confederates in Forest of
Argonne Said to Be Beaten
Back by Teutons.
PARIS COMMUNICATION HOPEFUL
French War Office Declares All
Positions Maintained.
RESUME THE OFFENSIVE AGAIN
Russian Communication Tells Of
Battles of secondary Import
ancc Occurring in Rcpion
of katiSE.

BERLIN. Nov. l2.-tNia LoudonD-Ger-
man general headquarters issue the fol-
lowing:
The enemy advanced from Nicuport
as far as Lombaortzyde, but was driven
across tho User, The eastern bank OF
the User as far as the sea is now clear
of the enemy.
Our attack across the User canal TO
South Dixmude is progressing
I'm the region east of Ypres we have
advanced further and captured 100 French
eoldlert, four cannon and four machine
guns.
''The enemy's attacks in the forest of
Argonne Were ropulsed.
Drive Back Russians,
I'm the eastern theatcr Of the war our
cavalry operating near Kalsz have driven
back the Russian cavalry, which made a
fresh advance.
Vienna headquarters report that in the
battle for the Heights of Misar against
the Servians between November and II,
400 prisoners were taken.
"Constantinople headquarters reports
that the Caucasian army is attacking tho
| second line of the Russian positions. Ac-
cording to reports of prisoners the morale
of the Russians is very bad
Turkish troops which have crossed the
Egyptian frontier have occupied lei Arish
and Sheikzar."
Hold All Positions.
PARIS, Nov. 12-The official communi.
cation issued by the French war office
|. tonight was as follows
ITO the north we have held all ouI
positions. The enemy has sought to de-
bouch from Dixmude by night attack
but has been repulsed.
1--WE have resumed the offensive against
the enemy, who had crossed the River
User, and have driven him back at al
points except at one place, where he oc-
! cupies from 200 to 300 meters on the rlght
1 bank
/ I'm the center we have gained som,
ground in the region of Tracy-Le-Val, Il
! CONTINUED on Page Two-Column -Four.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-13
WESTERN LEAGUE
SHORTENS LENGTH
OF SEASONS PLAY
Schedule to Call for Fourteen Games
Less of Playing This Season
Than Last.
WILL ABIDE BY LIMIT FIXED
Western Magnates Agree to Live Up
to the Salary Allowance for
Each Team.
TO USE BUT TWO NEW BALLS
Will Also Cut Down the Number Of
Umpires to Five.
ALL TEAMS TO STAY INTACT
wichita and Topeka VIII stiH BE
I'm the League-Breese to Keep
wichita, but Topeka May
Have New Owners.
70 USE BUT TWO NEW BALLS
Will Also Cut Down the Number of
Umpires to Five.
ILL TEAMS TO STAY INTACT

The final meeting OF the Western
yesterday and all business was ad-
iusted for the inaug urat!on of the 1915
season. The most important legislation
was the reduction in the number Of
games. 1t was agreed to play 154 games
this year, instead of l6S as last year.
The season will open on April % and
close September 10. Fourteen games diff
ference In the schedule will cut ex-
penses considerably, reducing players
salaries and lowering travelling expenses.
The league agreed ID abide strictly by
the salary and player limit rulings, pro-
vided by the national association. The
Western limit is s., 800 and fifteen players,
except the first twenty days of the sea-
son. when they will be allowed to carry
twenty-five players.
Cut Down Umpires, Too.
Practicing further economy, it was de-
cided to carry but five umpires this year,
one to work in each game and one held at
some central point, probably Omaha, for
reserve in case of injury or sickness to
one of the regular staff. The idea is to
work but one umpire, but to obtain
better quality Of workmanship. One
umpire, who was in this league last
year, was unanimously agreed upon by
the clubs to be a desirable umpire. That
was Charley Van Sickle. who came to
jContinued on Page Three, Column Six.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-13
Temperatures ar Omaha Yesterday.
CLOUDY


Temperature and precipitation depar-
lures from the normal:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-13

lures from tne noTii
Normal temperature
Excess for the day
Total excess since :
Normal precipitation
Deficiency for the
Total rainfall since
Deficiency since Ma
Deficiency for cor. y
Deficiency for cor. p
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-13

Continued on Page Two. column One)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-13

(Continued ON Page Two, Column FiveD
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

proximately $4,000 a day as long as
the stockyards are under quarantine.
They are the C.. & N. W., 1. c., M. &
S. P, R. l. and Burlington.
Mrs. Gilbert Tut, 4540 Sheridan
road told her husband to go to work
or get out. Chose latter. Divorced.
Ben Bernstein, formerly saloon
keeper, 222 w. South Water, held at
detective bureau, charged with arson
in connection with fire on premises
Oct. %.
Joseph Bumba, postal clerk, who
confessed to stealing $125 from
mails, released under bond by judge.
Former record good.
Richard Hale, suing for divorce,
testified: "She told me that l was
not GemonstratiVe enough and that
she had to look elsewhere"
William Frye, saloonkeeper, 173
N. Clark, arrested on charge of steal
ing 81 200 while acting as money Or
der clerk for Wells-Fargo Express Co.
E. L. Lynch, Commercial Hotel,
held to grand jury for murder of
Charles Sellers, in hotel.
Mrs. Carrie Groebe filed petition
for writ of mandamus in court
against trustees of police pension
fund for failing to pay her $1,75O
due as widow of former cop.
Capt. William Dillon, fire squad
No, /, badly bruised stopping run
away team of A. T. Willett Team
ing Co.
Two red-haired men being sought
as members of quartet of bandits
who shot and robbed Samuel Dick
last Wednesday and got $4,000.
Joseph MilkeiIitz, 1919 Fremont ST.,
gave $14 to stranger to get job. Wait
ed on 14th floor of Masonic temple 2
hours before reporting loss to police.
Mrs. Jenny Todd, 2o1o Ogden av.,
discharged after 2 poIicewomen tes-
tilted that she had told their fortunes
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-06

NEWS OF HE LA i "
Board of Assessors starts to work
on assessing property for boulevard
link"
Henry Dupont suing Ignatz
Schwinn, pres. of Excelsior Motor &
Mfg. Co., for $25, O00~for damages
done to building at 1900 S. Union av.
Real cause of dissension in Hull
House Players Co. was entering of 4
new actors, according to report yes
terday.
William Linn, $50 RosIyn pI., sales
man for Inland Electric Co., killed.
Auto turned turtle on Spring road,
near Hinsdale.
James Bishop, administrator of es-
tate of Florence Hillquist, killed in
explosion at Pains Fireworks Co.'s
plant, suing company for $4,000.
r. G. Pole, $500 w. Ohio, suing
Gatlin Institute for $155 which paid
to be cured of liquor habit.
DR.. S. R. Pietrowicz, 1852 N. Ash
land av., in an affidavit made public
yesterday, denied that he had taken
SIS for sending Joseph Kamysz to
County Hospital.
Letters received from wholesale
drug firms yesterday asked the U. S.
court for an opportunity to purchase
300 pounds of opium which was
seized from Chinese on the South
Side several months ago.
Mrs. L. Erindrood, 70, 1926 Lake
Park av., found dead by son. Gas.
Cause unknown.
August Rainee, 70, 1910 cIybourn
av., found dead in bad. Gas. Cause
unknown.
Katharine Mcmahon, 10, 442 w.
44th pl., died of burns in hospital. |
Bonfire.
Barney Riffman, sample case
thief, sentenced to to 10 years in
pen.
George Wilson, negro, pinched near
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-18
WHY be YoU Have A "PARLoR"?

The dining room is where you dine,
the sitting room is where you sit, the
parlOr is where you talk, or, as the
French say, "parler," so the best
room" is as significantly named as
any room in the house, for it is in the
parlOr guests gather to talk. Origi-
nally the parlor was the council room,
the room where state conferences
were held, but finally it came to came
to mean the room where guests are
entertained in private house.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-18

'By1Mary Boyle O,ReiIIy.
London.-Folks of London town
are telling a new story of quick
witted Gladys Cooper. The-tram car,
crowded with business men, was roll
ing towards the city. In it sat only
one girl She pulled on her long
suede gloves and then sought the in
dispensable hairpin to button them.
The hairpin slipping from her gloved
fingers fell at the feet of man sit
ting opposite.
He picked it up, calmly took her
wrist in his left hand and proceeded
to finish the buttoning. The girls
face never changed. When, the youth
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-18

Look at her! Thursday, and just
now hanging out her clothes on the
line. What do you suppose she means
by that?"
Maybe it's to keep them off the
ground"
When a man has nothing to say he
is called upon to make a speech
Atlanta Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-18

had finished, she took out her purse,
extracted a penny and placed it in his
hand. His face grew scarlet. In low,
confidential tones he protested.
Then the girl rose, calm, cool and
collected, signalling the guard. INC"
she said with careful distinctness,
mo, I cannot. l never gave more
than a penny for having my gloves
buttoned or my boots BACKED"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-18

SMA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Mliiflidl ucrcint.

,,9ic6lid in Ocr9rGute Sodell pielt
ser iungirGulihe arou54 SSn ser
I6ot SdiQer 6Gtte fiir ieincn 6errli.
den @ers fmmn 5mei 6eiiere Suter-
preten finoen founen, ol5 6rdnlen
,Soo s. @o6ler uuo Serrt 6ranf
9(OonS, mel6e geiterh 9(6eno Ourd)
@oItor @rnlt &iin5ler, 0en Seeliorgcr
Scr oeutid. htberiiAen Ct Sobannis'
Stride, e6elid pertiiigt murOep.
SinlmliiHe Seeligfeit lcucbtete aus
i6rcn ghgen ais iic iih Dir 6dnoe
reibtcn 3iml 9inO fiir's Sebeu Gie
i6one 1Seier fonO in ser @o6nupg
Ger @routnlltter. 6rou @lot6ilOe
g2o6ler, 9Ir. 2Oi4. g9il6elm.StroBe,
inn enqen 6anilieu.areiie itott @e.
niQe Nlinutcn na1 @litternadt be
itieg Johann 0os jimge %aar in Dem
GQmOeu.9obn6oie einen GrpreB5us.
wel6er Oie 6eioen @liidliden in eili.
ger 6o6rt nod Oen 9}iagoro6dacn
6riugeu miro. 9}od ehpo 5lpemocbi.
gem 9(ient6olte miro Ser @oni9no-
nat olsOonn in 9}r. 325O, Colgate
StroBe, iortgeiebt uerOcn Die iunge
1Srou lit bic Sdnueiter Oes IN Oeut.
iGeu @ci6ditS. uno &ereinsarcicn
wo6l6efonnten Snitoaoteurs Sulius
G. @o6ler. Ger neilge6ddenc G6e-
MANI Serr 6ranf 9lOamS, Elm N}a'
ibiniit bis6er pobn6oit in 9ir. SOL
observation-disclosures, lit Oos 5meit-
dlteite &inO elmer nit 10 SproBlin-
Gen geiegnetcn Semitic in Gbemnib,
inn aonigreicb Sobicn Gr fam Dor
6 Sa6rcn uod 2lmerifd uio Derlobte
Iid 4 Sabre oorouf bel einem Eicuic
nit SRI. gSo6ler. 6err gloom9 iit' 80
Sabre att pd6ren0 ieine jnude 5ruu
26 Sen5e 5d6lt. Sin lcdereS Sod-
5eitSmobl folgte dlli 0ie firhlic5e Sc
remonie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
N}ein Gatarrb 8allant
0fnet 9taie nnO &Opf.

0ieicr iiiBe uiir5ige 9oliom wir0
Orrd oie @drme Der 9tnie aligel0lt
uno BELT oie ent5iinOeteu, gelGlpolle-
uen Sdleim6dute, mel6e g3oie, &opf
uu0 &eblfopi beOeden; reiuigt Die
9uitfan1le, t6ut mangene6meu
9h5fliiiicn @in6alt lmo Elm @eiii6l
ser reinigenOeu bei0nitigenoen @r-
lcidtcrlmg ltelt iib ioiort Elm.
Siegt 6eute gIaHt nidt idlofloS
ua6 2lt6cn rin9enO, nit Oeritopitem
aopi mo Deriperrter 9}aie, bultenO
lnO ipudeno Gatarr6 oOer cine @r-
fGlfitng nit lalfenOer g|aie libel
riec6euOen S6leim in Die &eble
OringenO mo Der 6eiBenOen Sroden-
belt lit iHmer5tnit, aber mabr5aft
innot6ig
Sebt @uren @lau6en MIR ein=
NAL ~ in CHS Greant Balm" mo
&6re @rfGltmg oOer S6r Gatarr6
miro iiderlih peribmin0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
rISricn0si Mlrrtinn Ilnnic U

9ln @lontua @ornlittag If ll6r
miro Sr @m. N} N}altbic, ser 9ei-
ter pes 9ureaus fiir mmi5ipale
9lacbIoridrnger, einen &ortog ii6er
goie 9eoeutmg ser Giihtiafeit I'M
oHeutll9en Iienite~ im 06rienOs
Qleeting Souie al Der Gde Don
4ort 9Ipenue unO 9airensitroBe,
balten. GaS @l6lihuu bat oajt
freien Gmtritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
.@ofal.

9ot6, @}e., "A. N}0rj. @ie
George @l. 95undot bon Aew. 9orf
leitenocr 0ircftor Oea Grei. .StGote-
5pnoifats, Oos fiir Oie @crt6eioigung
ocS 9(merifa-@ofals bier na6 Ocl
@utpiiricn @eorge 0meua eine9enn.
pad6t Defiance bauen l0Bt. befannt
gab, iiuOet Der Stopeaouf ant IT,.
@}ai itatt. Gies lit Oas erite Oeiini-
tiOe 0atum, 0os fiir irgeno rineS Der
I'M 8ou bearifienen Orei 6o6r3aise
ser Oefientlidfcit mitgetbeilt worOen
lit.
3ll ser 6eier Oes Stapeaaufs mer-
Sen &ertreter Oes Spn0ifots, ionic
@}it9ieoe1 Oe5 9oiton9)oht.Gh6s"
Dem Der @r6auer auaebort per Gr-
trajug bier6er fommen. 6. @alter
@larf bon gbilaOelpbia plaut, Die 9c-
iablng ser ,0eiionce~ 6creits am 2S.
9pril auf ieiner Dadt oSSrolita nab
Nlaine 5il nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

@cloidIranfOic6e madcn reidc Scntc.
GbtcugO, IA. Nl0rj &ier be.
pdiinete 9idu6er 6rahen 6eute Nlor.
Gen in 0o5 &eriauot6iireou Der &ort
0nlnnn'l6cu Alobeliobrif eiu melde
ou Ser @entport69lpcmue gelegen it,
ipreugtcl oen @eloihranf mittels
9pnamit nO entfouen nit $4,000
in @anr. Tic Gin6reder 6atten}hlBen
cine @oNe poitirt, ponod lie oen
3ac6truddter ergriffen unO fnebelten
Grei ueiieren 9nigeiteQten, mel6e 5lr
3cit OeS @in6utbs eri6ieuen purOe
Oas gleide S6idiol 5itt6eil &n Der
,3luiiheu5eit lpor sic Gelcqrop6er.
@rieGicbaft, 0a Der 9|odhU09ter nidt
ieinen itiinOli6en @eridt ii6er oaS
Gin6re6er '9llnmiuitem ein9eriIieu
6atte, ihtBig gelporOen luo entionOte
eilen i6rer Spejiol6eomten nod Dem
@e6Guoe. Sobolo wie cr BORT er-
i6ien, mur0e er bon Ser 9luBenUa6e
dlige6olten lnS e6enfoas fompfun-
fd5ig gema6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

glt6met frcil 9icinist OcritOpitc, cut
5iiuOctc 9laic nnO aOpf nnO be-
cuOct catarr6iidjc 9InSiliihe. Sn-
rirt Onmpfc aOpfi6mcr3cu.
9}erlu6t Chs Greom Balm"
&auit mr cine fleine 6laide, mn
5um &eriud. 6iibrt Elm menig IN
Oie 9Iaie Elm mO m 2Iugen6lid mer-
Oeu S6re peritopite 9loie mo per-
iperrten 9littandle OeS @opies offelt
ieiu; Sic meroen umbebin0ert atb-
men; 0iiBHnlt6 unO &opfl6mer5en
ueri6luinOen. 9iS 5lm 0lorgeu III
Gatarr6, Grfdlting Oes SCOPES oOer
pom Gatorr6 number ae5ltopf per-
i6munOeu.
9cenOet ioI6' 2eiOeu Jest aauit
cine fleiue 6laibe Chs Cream
Balm" in irgeuo elmer 9lpotbete-
(gInleiee)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Sluac scscn bic Baltimore nnO
Ebiu-Sa6n."

Nle enc Nepeide Der ogInociirten
@'reiie~ aus @ittSbrrg melOet bat
Gbas o. NlurraD, Der SeQueiter iiir
pic nGoSnopolitan 9lationol 9onf"
oortlelbit cine alage Inn 100000
gcgen Die o9oltinore unO Ohio.
So5n" on5Gngig gemadt Die 9anf
lie5 oen @ontrafteu SooDer & Sim
near bic genanltc Siunne inn Die
9lrbeitcr an Sen 9o6n6outcn bel
&5ccling iertig SIT nellcn rmo oIe
@ontrattoren ii6ertru9en Der &dilt
i0ren 9Iniprilcb an OoS @clo pon Der
@a9u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
glnd Ocnt GiiS-@oI.

I5n 2a6dugb'5 G6eater belt geitert
2l6en0 Commander @. 81. GDons, ser
oie SiOpol-@rpeoition inter Dem per-
lngliidten Gapt. Scott bon 1910 bis
1913 mitmo6te, eiheu bo6it Hiterei-
ionten &ortrug Der Olr6 @idtbiloer
iQuitrirt wurOe. Ger &ortrag itonO
unter oen 9liripi5ien oeS oSiterari.
ihen Gibbs ser Sebrerinnen. Der
&ortrog mar ie6r gut bciidt mo
orBerit Icbrrei6 fiir pas peritdnoige
@u6lihmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Nir M[ntterll.

9ht6 geiteru mieoer puroen 3mei
nit Ser 9latternfrautbeit be6uitetc
%erionen uad Der Nuarantdues ta+
tion iibcriii6rt. IS waren Dies Das
9!eger-@6epoor @enrp Moper po6t-
bait inn 3. Stodmerfe oes Sniiie9 an
ser 9}orOmeit-@dc BON @amburg.
StrdBei unO 4Sead 9Illeu, bel oenen
Gr. @rfen6od, pom @eiuno6eitS.G &c
partement Oie 9lattern foutotri
hntte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
qnnerls 9lnarhSriae aeindlt.

rSoiep6 S6neiOer. cin Seihen6c-
itatter BON Springfield, 81. eriubte
geitcrn 9l6euO oen Boli5ei.@iaridlaa
tclegrapbiid, Die glngeborigen oeS
81 Sabre alten Sobn Sauer uon 9ol-
tinore 5u ernitteln. Ser Seihnom
OeS nngen 9ouer lit in Dem @tabliiie-
mcnt Oes S6ueioer in Sprinaiielo
ouide6abrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

98es6nl6 ioIliet S6r nit Dem IbredliGen Sim
sernb zines Brudes our6s 2e6en geben2 g8ess
ddlb iicb nit unbeQuemen uHo uHpirfidmen
9rucb6dnoern Qudlen, ole beiien Sails nur glliss
biiSnitiel iino? geesbalb flo 10 oiee 8erenits
9en beriagen, iueil Die geringiie lrditiee 9lns
reHeung oaS 8rudbafto beri0e6eu mag uno
to ben 8ru9 aus Der Gage briug2
@riragt oieS nic0t ldnger. S6rei6t mad RGs
pidn GollinaS ungemen tutcreidnlcm gu0
unO ieinen lreen oeilmiiiel, b1S CT 10 groB'
uliltig oencn oiferrt Die lei0en ipie er 10 LANCE
geliiten bat. Goitet Gub feinen Sent, legt Su0
telne gerpiliDtungen auf Gdneioet einlnd oelt
nnbiiebenoen @olDon aus iino ihidt ibf, mo
Sbr erbdItct Qum uno Seilmttel ioliens mo
gorioirei.
ediebt CO nidt .auf. Seocr Iaa, ben S6r 65s
CERT iit Elm gag Der 9lnHc1nlimteit uno beS
@liideS berIoren. Gd1idt beute ben Stoupon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
%crbeiicrnn9S-%ercin non gIOrOOit-
Nnltimurc.

Ger &erbeiierlmgs Gerein bon
Observation-Disclosures 5ielt i'm 3uiau-
meu6onge nit Dem 9ronOd, Der IN
Der S6ulc 9lr. 20 oelpiit6et 6ot am
t3. @dr5 cine &eriammllng ob, in
Der 6eiAloiien puroe, Dem geiomm-
ten Se6rforper Der S1ile fir Ons
iel6itloie mo 6emunoernsmert6e Ser
6olteu iammtlider 9e6rer mo Se6-
rcrinnen oN GaIf Der Gltern Der
bort unterrihteten ainOer dus5it-
briden. 9hr Dem 6eionnenen Ser.
bolien aaer 9et6eilioteu iei eS 81
oanfcrt oaB Elm unobie66ares I'm
gliid per6iitet morOen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Ncm gInSenfen uun Auiep6 NeIs


9tem gorf, IA. Mdrj. Inter
sen 9(nipi5ien OeS Feoples SSnittll-
te" iano geiteru 2l6enO in Cooper
lmion cine &eriamm(mg itatt, in
pelber man Dem in @bilaOelpbio
pcritorbeuen Nlillioudr Soiep6 6els,
0cn Seriehter ser SOec fiir aus
idlieBlihe 9o0eniteuer e6renOenGri-
but 3ollte. @eo. Softer $eoboOp
iil6rtc Den Goriib imO me6rere 9ieo-
ner ge0odteu Der lmermiioliden Pr
belt Oe9 &eritor6cneL pelAer oie
&er6reitung Oieier 9ewegung in ser
gan5en @elt 81 elmer Sebensoligo6e
pmNdlte,nr~.fe ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
IIalidle @nn. .WlnnIc- llifela.

5ln bieligcn S6abamts-0eporte-
ment boben Die 9eamtcn me6rerc ge-
fGlidte 9tldels ent0edt. Die fali6en
giidcl9 Qeboren 3u Der neueu Serie
Oet pgnl- 0looie-9}idels". 0ieiel6en
iino iebr ibledte Snitotioueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
aat6OliIdc Nirdlc o6ac6rannt.

0ie fat6oliidc ct. @}arieu-airc6e
3u Sonaconing, 9lQeganD-Solultp, lit
geltern nobe5u gang mo gar abge-
6ramt. Ser anoeri6tete Sdooeu
miro allf $1,000 aeihabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
y1Safir4- -gInsItcllnno.

Si Den &dlmen oes oG6arcool
CLUBS" an Der 9}oro-Somaro. .StraBe,
iiioet morgen 9lbenO cine 9lilsitel-
llug DER 9Ir6eitu ser ,6afirS" ltutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Ncidlie6ene Qente

6rml Selen Z. 5ii6er BON 9lr
llO2, MDrtle-2lue., cr6ielt geltern I'M
&reiSgeri6t 9tr. , cine obiohteSdei.
Dung BON Sloriau 9. SSiiber, Der oie
5rmi in 1910 perlaiien 6obcn ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

inn Septen6er d. IS. SRI Gt6el DC.
Gorrnod bon Baltimore ge5eirotbct.
,Srl, 9lora @}c9lOoo iie6t ieBt Dem
Sals6Qlte ibres &oters al Der N}ai.
iobuietts,9lpenuc Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
6e0l5.~trlill5,20l


Ger 23jd1rigc Sobn S.&orris, ou.
ge6lib BON Gar, 1925, Gditern 9lue,
Der iuie in ser 9eitrigen g}unner
0e9 1Geuti1el GorreiponSenten~ be.
riHtet on 6reitog 9l6euo in elmer
@leftrilden nn6e ser Sebnidtn's
@oae nnter Der 2lniduloigun9 Oes
Saidenoiebito6ls Dcr6oftct uorOell
mar, purOe in Der norOweitlihen 80.
li5eitation geItern BON 9ii6ter Senm
inter $1,000 9iir9idoit fiir oie Ser.
banOlmg Dor 0en @eidmoreien ge-
iteat 9ei icinen &er6or erfldrte er,
nidt @orris, ionOern %reller 5n bei-
Bcn Sor Srn ". 9ioains, Sem @ar-
riS, alio9 4Sreler ongeblid Oie 9rief-
taide nit $3.50 enhueuoet 6o6et ioa,
iogte, OaB er crit fur5 por Dem &er-
loiien ieiner @o6niing $50 airs Der
9rieitoide, Oie biS6er nod nidjt oui-
gefim0cn wurOe, cntfernt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

G6orles Sentins, eiu 10 Sabre al
ter 6ormer BON $aaerstown NlO,
wurOc geitern ibIinun ucrlebt nit eli.
mem 3uge na6 oen @iaen-9o6n6oie
ge6ra6tino pon bort IN Ger 4oli6ei-
9lmbnlon5 Oes mittleren 0iitritt5
nad Dem Qlerc0 Soipital ii6criiibrf.
Seufins ioa iid alS ,bliuoer Gaiio-
gier" alf einen 6ra6tju9e 6eiunoen
babcn mo babel BON einenl aoblen-
SSaggon getroifen luorOen iein Sein
9rloer @lmer Senfins ioa ii6 nit
ollf oeu 3ugc bcinocn 6obca pon
oem CT o6itiir5tc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
glnn Cinttcnnnnr0 frrinrinrndlcr.

G6icago, fl. N}dr5. 5ralt
9oiiiic &an aurem nel6e angefloqt
mar. i6reu @ottcn So6u q. Ban
Siiren 0ur6 eincu 9iepolDcriduB ges
to0tet 5lt 6o6en, mur0e bellte poli al-
Ter SbulO ircigciprodeu ga bic Ser
t6ei0igmq Oie 9e6auphtng auigeitellt
bate, oaB iic ibren W}am fiir einen
Gin6reber gc6oltet babe. &an au.
rem mar Elm @iienpaorenbGnOler i'm
iii9lic6en Stoott6eilc. 9ie 9lnfloge
iltbte 5lt bGpeiien, OoB Sro Ban
&itret nit Dem &lwelier @eorac
&euroic ociicu @eibdit in Der 9}d6c
Oeiieu pon Ban &nren gelegen mar,
in iuttmcn 9ejieblmgeu 9eitauOeu
babe.
6rau &an aureu lit oic 0rei5e6nte
6rau luelde innerbal6 bon Orei Sab
ren Uegen @rnorOug i6rer reip.
Soften irei9eiproden muroe.
Gas 3eugenucrbor ergob ferner-
bin ooB &on aauen iuo ieine Satin
por Scr G6at mebrere N}ouatc pon
chamber 9etremt gelebt batten. Ban
Sfurcu mtrOc nieOer8eic6oiien, ais er
pcriibtc, in 0os bon ieiner 6rou be-
wobnte 9lpartmelt eiu5uOriugen NOS
bin cr ii6 NIT einem &rioot.Geteftip
6egcben Bate, melder unter oem Gin.
OrId mar, OaB $enroie i9 III Oem-
ielben bcfan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
BrariJ III
9uuIe nebetlt
0nter eeefupitan Geilte ii6 ielGit Surd
eiufaaes @littcI, ini Serrite einss
je6cu 9ciOenSeh.

eetn SeilmiHel uuo araReS intcrciiantes 9HaI
frei nt a(lc 2eiseu6en Oeriauot
ooppelten @ru6 beien fonnie, Der ion idhres
lang ans 9eit aeiefief battle, our1 Elm eiltias
Dies Wlitiel iener el9cneu @tinoung ueS6af5
ionnt Sbr Mot oasiebe eliiddle Jtelnliai ors
piel himmer menn iiberbaupb 70 itblimm bran
iein ais oieie' alte Seeiabrer es mar; oeun
iein 8rubbdn bermobie ieiHen 8rnc6 81 1as
ten. Soitoreu iaQten bnt er milf operirt incrs
oeH ooer iierben. Aber bod bete er iid1 iel6lt
nno iein grobes freies Nu0 er5dblL ipie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Gin Seifler. o@erOen sic
5unl r@oriiial~ ge6et2" u@epiB.
9l6er sic @}uiif it0rt Mid. % morte
ic6 lie6cr bis cr i'm Slim gcacbcn
miro"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
gLni riMtiaer Ndhrte.

~ q -
6rdulein &linipermann: uSeEr Gonli
nliliorils, in ser per8on9enen gtodlt
iinO mir mcine i0nnltliGer alauicr.
notcn gelto6lcn uorOeu" Eol5ei.
Gonnliiidr p0os fonn Ood iHtr eli.
ner ouS ser ndbiteu 9|o@boriHoft
gemeien ien"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
S6erit aOnee,s sebnrtstna.

Sberit Serome $. SopceJ Der 9e-
iiber OeS 5otels al Der GomDenitrE
ieierte geitern ieiueu 49, oje6lIrtstog
mo mlrOe 5er5lid 6egliidmiinidlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

@diic sur 0lciic n'S gnSlan6 6cIur9t
6. &aine, gir. 413, Sfts@altimorcs Str,
na0s 6uitpm SUuiC glue.