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The evening world., 1914-03-13
DREAMED Of THIEVES
every NIGHT FOR TWO
WEEKS; THEY CAME

MRS. Max sontas # No. ga st.
James place. Brooklyn, IL a firm bs.
iiever in dreams to-day. After seeing
burglars in her dreams every night for
twosweeks. thcy visited her homo dur
her absence and stole several hundred
The evening world., 1914-03-13
SIXTH CHILO DEAD,
MOTHER IN COLLAPSE
Florence, N. j., Womln's Family
All but Wiped Out by
Scarlet Fever.

FLORENCE. N. j., March 13.-with
che death y, sterday OF ier infant
daughter Mrs. Aivah n. Carly lost
her sixth child "'ithln the last two
weeks In the so~.'lct fever epidemic
here. OF thirteen children. six of
whom died previous to the epidemic,
The evening world., 1914-03-13
D IN K
H A B I 7
.H1lCABLE HoMG TREATMENT

J8l0ADLE HOMG TREATMENT
TAOssnds q wives. mothers and SIS
- - sathusiastic in their praise Of
084lNE. because it has cured their
tVsd sess Of the Drink Habit" and
ensreb3 brought happ;ucss to their homes.
Cao = given secretly. ORRINE costs
ealy el.00 per box. Ask for Free Book.
- O3RlNE CO., Warrington, d. e.
- sals b I'll Riker-Heseman Drug
The evening world., 1914-03-13

SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09
First April lS-Last July ii, 1914
MORTGAGE SALE.

1nSR A0<AS6 o<ALE.
Whereas, default has been made in
the conditions of payments of principal
and interest of q certain mortgage,
made and executed by Clara Thomlin-
son, of Marquette, Michigan, to Reichel
Brother, of the same place, dated May
9th A. d. 1907 and recorded in the Of
fee Of the Register of Deeds, in and
for the County of Baraga and State of
Michigan, on June IL, 1907. in Liber
''5" of Mortgages on pages 499 and
500; and, whereas. said mortgage was
duly assigned by said Reichel Brothers
to John Robertson, of Marquette.
Michigan. by Assignment dated No
vember 18th A. D. 1910, and recorded
in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
aforesaid. on November 18th A. d.
1910. in Liber 10" OF Mortgages on
I page 81.
1 And, whereas. there is now due and
I unpaid at the date of this notice upon
said mortgage by reason of the non
payment of principal and interest as
provided therein. and under the terms
and conditions thereof the sum of sew
en- hundred thirty-fve dollars and nine
cents and the further sum of three
hundred one dollars and nine cents for
redemption from tax sale and taxes on
lands covered by said mortgage.
And. whereas, no suits or proceed
ings either ~ Law or in equity have been
taken TO secure the debt secured by
sEd mortgage or any part thereof.
And, whereas. by reason of said de-
fault. the power Of sale in said mort
gage has become operative. now,
therefore, notice is hereby given that
II pursuance Of the power of sale con-
TIMED II SAID mortgage. and of the
statutes Of the State OF Michigan. in
ssra case made and provided. shall
sell ~ p1b,lc a1ction. 10 the highest
hli5s- a. the front door of the Court
House n L Anse in the County of Bar
aga that being the. place of holding
the Clrc1i. Court fo- said County, on
the BIN 5zy Of July A. ID. 1914. at 10
O'clock II TIE forenoon the premises
described Il said mortgage or SO much
thereof Is nay Be necessary to pay
the ho3znt t1e d said mortgage and
taxes together with the costs of sale
All TIE expenses allowed BY law, which
prs-lses are described as follows; to-
VII n TIE following described land
xa3 Presses situated n the Township
q Bs-IKa. Comfy Of Baraga and
State % kachlgn- VIZ: the South
Ees- garter OF the Northwest quar-
rs-. TIE Yves. half Of the Southwest
quarter AID the Southeast quarter of
tn S71th-Esss quarter of Section
Us1ty-t51r L Township fifty North,
q Rx-Es ths-ty-SrelWest, except the
pIoe AID bszsock timber thereon.
DE-=1 Na-7-st.e. Michigan. April
lS,h A D. 1914
! JOIN RosEaTSoS,
n Assignee Of Mortgage.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09
puur ss..u.s,r w,n nr-- sa=.

With rn4 zill, ) rzH zxrss1 iaasIl
NJ -,snisIn IN 6 VSasss, alzSrna1z-
Eila4I tnnss ntsprss IN rtre- aay
Tn Investigating = hsSurraz1rs z-DzzE
Ra IiAr-s zltils t1as EEL 1zrtE>ex sss--
a-ll timRn.s attac>1rx; nIs n t-E IE=rL
a. yuf n-IEn nInnniIrTI. m1 fnszzp-
fi-nIf II tlIf ItsIr=z nnsu WITH fla
VIZ SURPRISED u mn MI.r tlHr Ia 1zlAt
Eils.f trIrs.4 WITH NM nIiler. ma nli.-
kn H--InE tiH fr-sr tinIEu u ma 1ssi1-.
E1sf lanHsiIIf trrniR1 n-nis ia Ess,-
amt iacsi.( ant aIrrs-Ht ma -rr-t tiu-
CT ,ervsHi 1iH i'm, n-a4Eug tn 1r+
kr The JRni 1ai Jrw,mIHig Elliaf
q rIlIaiiis :.Ir--e trDs
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09
Get Your
PLUMBING and
r 81 AIRING
Done By
Joseph Picard
L'Anse. Mich
First April 4-Last May l6, 1914
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

In the Circuit Court for the County
of Baraga: In Chancery.
William c. Weber, Complainant, VS..
Joseph Z. Gay, administrator with the
will annexed Of the estate of Nathaniel
5. Simpkins junior, deceased, c. Ritch-
lie Simpkins. Mrs. Mabel Simpkins Ag-
ASST, Mrs. Ruth Simpkins Thayer,
Mrs. E. Simpkins Bacon and Nathaniel
S. Simpkins. Defendants.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for
the County Of Baraga, in Chancery, be-
fore Hubert A. Brennan, Esquire, Cir
cult Court Commissioner in and for
said county. on the twenty-sixth day of
March. A. D. 1914.
On reading and filing the affidavit of
l.. Z. Garvin. of counsel for the COM
plainant in the above entitled cause.
from which it appears that the above
named defendants Joseph E. Gay and
Mrs. E. Simpkins Bacon are non-resi-
dents of the state of Michigan and
that each resides at New York City in
the state of New York, that said de-
PENDANT c. Richie Simpkins is nom
resident Of the state of Michigan and
resides at Yarmouthport in the state of
Massachusetts,. that said defendants
Mrs. Mabel Simpkins Agassiz and Mrs.
Ruth Simpkins Thayer are non-resi-
dents of the state of Michigan and that
each resides at Boston in the state of
Massachusetts. and that said defend
ant Nathaniel S. Simpkins is a nom
resident of the state of Michigan and
resides at Beverly Farms in the state
of Massachusetts;
/ Now Therefore, on motion of Messrs.
Ball & Ball, solicitors for said COM
plainant, 1t Is Ordered that said de-
( PENDANTS Joseph E. Gay, c. Richie
Simpkins, Mrs. Mabel Simpkins Agas-
siz, Mrs. Ruth Simpkins Thsyer. Mrs.
Z E. Simpkins Bacon and Nathaniel S.
Simpkins do each cause their appear
( ance to be entered in this cause on or
before the 9th day of July, A. d.
1914. and in case of such appearance
that said cause proceed according to
the rules and practice of this court and
the statutes in such case made and
provided. and that in default of such
appearance the bill of complaint in this
cause be taken as confessed as against
them.
And it appearing that The L'Anse
Sentinel IS a newspaper, printed. pub
lished and circulating in the said coun-
ty Of Baraga. 1t Is Further Ordered
that copy Of this order be published
in said newspaper The L'Anse Sentinel
at least once in each week for six (6)
weeks in succession, the first publica.
tion thereof to be within twenty DAYS
of the date of this order.
HUBERT A. BRENNAN,
Circuit Court Commissioner.
Countersigned:
MARTIN VoErscH. Register.
BALL & BALL,
Solicitors for said Complainant,
Business Address:
Marquette. Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09
SATURDAY. MAY 9. 1914.
Making tho pes, Of . Pest.

MAKING tno pest ot Tcsts
f, A farmer In the parish Of Maitland,
Nova Scotia, recently came across q
skunk's nest that had three tiny young
ones In It. The little skunks were
only day or two old. and instead OF
Tuthlessly destroying them, the farmer
picked them up and carried them
home.
The family cat had been raising lit
ter of four kittens. three OF whom the
farmer had drowned. and after q few
suspicious sniffs, she consented to
adopt the little skunks In place OF the
lost kittens. The skunks did not suck
le tn quite the same way as the kit
ten, and II was interesting to watch
Tabby push and box them into posi-
tion. She soon got them In excellent
order, and pussy and her quaint fam
Nv afford lots OF amusement for the
children of the neighborhood. The far
mer intends to make his find the nu'
icleus of q skunk farm, and when the
success of the fox farms OF the mari.
time provinces Is considered. 1t ap
pears possible at least that he will nnd
the venture PORTABLE. Skunk II at
present among the most valuable q
kurs-Youth's coNe. anion-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09
Not the oraInar, Fare.

During visit in his cnurcnly cnr
pacity through southern Maryland.
Cardinal Gibbons was entertained ny
the Order of Ias,iits ar Lsunnrdtuwn.
That part Of the state ID camsd tur IL
diamond. backed ter-nmn. cauras-sizcs
iuck. oysters. Gruhs Ind ian Inn 4
sumptnuus tabie vas lpgran szrCr
Iis cardinal.
During ttls rrpaHE In azrt-7a r-r
I'd u = 1rTssS rsar rrz XIII aa1- wiz
. .yinRib n IA s-ec
III ina ts ~a- tn AsE--r
dnui''
..Nr rnu- s-insszes rsz1sec IL
u-Hss. '.thk Is tn WA- TX czr.-a4
tmssi''--lI1xs
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09

4 -+1g II ~ 1.isuims trFv 10
sHsss ecT
LAZY - IA = I'M H1.' La EzzIt
N the sen5sr 7ar-lr
y The serb1r sa-asr z:ca u Ia -
eeiver and s-r.os1 ~ ia .slspnIua iIr
several minutes.
Then be l1st Tie -scsfT.r a.El mt
went back 70 lis 5eak
Twenty minutes later Il -a,sssi La
Reeivsr. said . tew v1-ts III. ,rzE
snfiy hung IL up
Then he turned 10 lis garter
II was ny vife." be sIsaaz1sS
-SAe vas sim taRtng Az sl.zt
9 nissed me-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09
For Sale.

We offer for sale ten horses suitable
for farm work. These horses are now
at Pequaming and will be shown to any
prospective purchaser.
1928 CHAs. HEBARD & Sons, Inc.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09
For Sale.

My farm. 81 Of NJ Of Nw;. Sec =.
]. 50, R. 30, located az B-saaR1's lzn5-
ING. with all implements. etc Land
well located, good water aaa roads A
bargain for right party.
DAS DENoNNE
lalSf L'Anse. Mich
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-09
Wanted.

At once, number Of setting hers
JOSEPH A. KEo.rcx.
S2-f L'Arse. Nich.
The day book., 1914-05-23

records show them to be such.
Will Roosevelt be candidate for
president in 1916?
1t is my personal conviction that
he will. If he lives and goes on fight
ing for the progressive policies as he
says he will, no human power can
prevent that.
Will the Republican party, in
final desperate effort to regain lost
power, accept him as the candidate
after the Progressives have nominat-
ed him?
That is a question which will be
decided without any assistance from
Col. Roosevelt.
would you, Colonel, accept the
Republican nomination."
That is a question which Roosevelt
will never answer.
1t will be put to him in one way or
another, in the next two years, many
hundred times. AS often as it is put
to him he will decline to answer.
Can the progressive principles be.
forced into the Republican platform?
Can the reactionary leadership of the
Republican party be overthrown?
Can Penrose, Barnes, Crane, Taft
and company be dumped upon the
political scrap-heap and the party
turned over to leaders who are
abreast of the most enlightened po-
itical thought of the day?
When these questions are answer
ed Roosevelt will be ready to answer
the question as to. whether he will
consent to be the Republican nom
inee.
Will Roosevelt refuse the RepubIi-
can nomination?
He will answer that question when
the nomination is offered, not before.
ROOsevelt's attitude toward the Re.
publican nomination is made more in
teresting by the fact that there is al
ready strong faction among his en-
fhLIsiasfic ma TtisaOS who are willing
The day book., 1914-05-23
MAY BE MEXICAN BATTLE RIGHT
UNDER AMERICANS NOSES

Vera Cruz, Mex, May 23.-Chances
for a battle between the Mexican
rebels and Gen. Huerta's forces un-
der the very noses of the Americans
holding Vera Cruz and vicinity were
believed to be increased today. Gen.
Aguilar, who was at Tampico, con-
tinues landing troops at Puta del
Gado.
Only six miles now separate the
opposing Mexican forces. Gen. Funs-
ton, in command of Vera Cruz, ap-
parently is unconcerned, and has
made no move to interfere with the
threatened hostilities.
MEDIATION NEWS UNDER LID
CLAMPED DOWN TIGHT
Washington, May 23.-Sensational
stories Of the impending collapse Of
The day book., 1914-05-23

could be forced by the double nom
ination,
Just how Roosevelt will deal with
this element in his party remains to
be seen.
The Colonel will postpone his poll
cies until he gets back from Spain
and has had a chance to confer with
numerous friends and go over the
happenings of the seven months dur
ing which he has been entirely out of
touch with affairs in the United
States.
have an idea that when he goes
into the congressional and senatorial
campaigns he will handle the Wilson
administration rather roughly. He
has already limited at his opinions on
the Columbian treaty, canal tolls and
general foreign policies, and there is
broad field open in the administra-
tons trust program and other matt
ters more or less directly connected
with the cost of living.
But all this will work out after the
above mentioned conferences.
Suffice it to say the Old Bull is back
with considerable snort in his system,
and the merry game of national
politics will, from this time, be look
ing up.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

XII rnacf0br 0rcibuHocrt Grtdotct Dcs 1taates
SlliNois miro nabitc g8od)c on Iientag ocil April
liter 0ie Nraae Lroden o0er 9taB2~ obacit1mt mcroen
don Ieit gSodcn iberidoitc ole BON beioer 1ecn nit
1uBcriicr Grberuua betricbcnc ggation fiir no lpl
ben ac 00creH 6ragcn; abcr me utar nod belte PIC
5adlagc iit gebt ans ben tdgld pon Den ucridcocnel
Srieqsdaitpl1tcu cntrciielocn Nadridtcu berpor.
sa5 tuie I'M pirtdbeu arieac bcanprndeu beoc Bor-
tcien id)on ebc sic Sdodt gchla0cn Dorocn 0c Sieg
un0 ld)cf 0aord nidjt nur uod5 auBen bin Gnortd 5t
undlcn oHoeri Dor gllem in ben eigcHen Nei1cn oie
Aucrdi 3it bc6cn Zen 9atsihog meroen oiesmol pie
Erouen Qeben; ein5ig lnD alcn bon ibnen bongt oos
gcita ab IeSbab ino iic oid3 III oieeu Nngcn eIIrG
ntporbri iuo penh allc pic idoneii 1adelt ole Pen
,Slin9iier 5rancn I'M Qegelnnrtigen MabltamPle ppl
bciOci Scite notbacrBmt meroct audl nilr 81 elel
Icincu E6ec aui 4abrbcit bcri6en 0auu iino oic
Itoucu ocs Suder.z ztootcs iamnt uuo onocrs as-
bui0ean 516nbcit 1tgcn0 illo @crtano, Sd)aoc nrr,
oaB oiecs aagemcine llrt0cil Blob bis gum spril
C5tgtct babeu miro; 0cnn i6on ain Iagc oarnnd miro
bei Der 0nrd 0c sSraile gcdagenen Burtci en Stin'
runqsmcdie dl p0a5icbcn Der nabc citc W1ctumors
pboIc rciit uo porausiidtlid III Dem &roltport uAe
gScbcr" ln5meioetoen gus0rld iuoen miro.
glf itdrtiien 6eorobt lno natiIrgcmdB Die tlclncll
zd0te diff 0eni platter Saiior; Die gebdtben Sntcrel'
Icn iltO Ia iod)rn Grildaiten 5lunc uibcocltco
0 irein ooai9 lit Sen Sntergrlnlo por ua5e} 69iteri-
idcr @cfi6ls1ulclc Sic BON Der @iniiibrtng 8pangs
lpciicr Gntbatamteit elm Miaeanim BON 3ndt uno
elite erndrtet miO 8crnlniigriin0en ibcrboiip ul5u
aanglicb it, An ii cinigG Mittepunten ocr Sto6er-
SnoHrritcbt oc Sadc iau ilulaI bort mo bis6cr 1T
puncto 4arograpb ia nidt gcraoc iocale 3ntonoc
berridiat 70 ooB ciu Rildiblqg peltg ucrlunnocrid
mdrc gicIiad bobcu oo Sic oglaen" icbit i5ren @c9
iicrr 0r @aiieu geAuicoct nit oenen iic cet beeAt
meroca, 6 ino oa5er olrdous nidlt ole Die idditc
230dc Ill gcpticu Stdotcn strodeu' finmcn merocr
i6cr3rummqstrce @ro6i6itiouiitcn Del Uiclcn ban.
Self AZ iA u,tr Dorlm hrcn 9pithiiraern cine qebrc
iibcr sic G0atad)c 3 crtbeilei SAB DFerlonlide 6re
bcit tcilespcgs glcAbcoctcno init 3iigelloatclt ilt
als 1tirm.@entren pcrocn pic ztdotc 5priraiielo
EnueD Iccotm @lgiu 9nrora 9od eSslano, Jtodioro
Gauton.y Bloomington mo @oIcsburg augeic6cH-
1priugfieo iii bic 5taats6auptlaot init 10000 weib-
lidcn 5tmnacbenl Decatur 6at crit por eIngel sab
rcu oas .trodeHe Sot abacidiHet; q III eine RAID
MHbliibcuoc GiicnboAaot iinitcn elmer i0crols
rAt6area gau0idait aec8e liu0 pic 9lidte6r jA Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
0ir SoTfnanoen nnicrcr Batcnt-9lciOrmtr,

Gie Soomc.9inlc.gorlage, melde oer ScgSlatlIr Ole
Yadt acbc ioIl Scr 5taot Baltimore mo ocn cn5cncn
Counties ocs 5tantcs groBere 5cbiiperpaItngsrebte
5u gcbcn ipir0 pabrheinlid adJ ocu Scuot pailiren
un0 Damn III Scr 5tnatSpabl iii gtoocmbcr uaditen
saAree ocn g8G6crn ocs 5taatcs 5lir gcgtadhng por
aelcat mcroen Tic @ruuoiocc Der Goraae per Segis
latir Sic Soroc i'm acinoteiten o65Hc6men iuo ocren
GrlcoigAig Scr Sta6t mo oer Counties clb 81 iibcr
loiich, III cine quite 5hlriit cs etuas rrpcritdnoIid
0aB bic ii1otiten @otcHigciormcr weIdc bc eocr Se'
Icacibcit iibrr sic ,poltde Wlaicbiuc Der 5taot elm
Qrobcs @ciArci crbebcu imo bic GcIsBgcbmgsmitg
aus Oen Counties beidworcH bod ia pie Staot Dor lid
lelbit 3i Id1bcr sic glnunbme Des observation-disclosures.
irciis 70 iparm befiiriuDrcu gennwcun bic 1cbitpcr
lraltnqSredjtc ocr 5ta0t crnetcr perocn, muB oodl
aud ber Matfrcis Der politiidcn Wodnc" iibpr mel
de 0te &ocHt.9lciomcr Die Iclbt gcrnc cine poltdlc
WalAnc bilocn modjteI 10 piel flagen Gin groBcrer
mcrocn Inrd oc ScgiSlahr boben lie Der Staot pie.
cerbo eilien iicueu Charter a5udngcn lpollen gScn
0gr Staot 0as led acgc6e miro 5 iclbit eincn Gbor-
tcr aus3uiuden ucr0en 0c ,Socen Der Bacnt9icorner
crit rct6t ildJt iii ocmiclbcn agenommcn mcroen. Stc
Tdcncn cood III 0cm @laubcn bciongcn 5i iciu nab le
ne 99a6Icr Der 5taot 6ccnlucu un0 Der Staot oe
NoHmiionsoermalhm ailiorangcn fOnncn; oeln ionlt
Diirocu lie iid duerd fin sic 9orogc 10 orf irs Sc
id)irr lcgci Ipic iic es tbur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
DOnncriiaa, Sen z, sIpril 1914.
gIndl ManIfor6reneI fiir 0en senat?


Dcpcldcu ails g9ai6inoton ent6alten bic @ttbe.
lung ocnl 5efos.Gomte iiir ncroceatiiite aaudle lei
pouI &ciBcn Saiiic ais oird ocl Senator Gmeu BON
Cflo6oma cn llltimatttn 5naegangcu pcd]es ocm W.
mite occn @orii6er Senator S'@orman BON 92ep'yort
iii. cinc @odr 3ct gicbt fir Sic gerotbung oes ant
micnitag iii 9cprdiGntantcnbale NIT S6 Stimnen
Mle6rbcit augcnommeneli g8iocrruis Ger @anamatoHo
Observation-Disclosures g9eun ons Gomite uad ablonf
set g9odc nbt prompt Sic 9orlogc i'm EleiuH ocS Sc
ats einbcrGete miro 5eltoor Omen oen glntrag lte.
len 0ab oen Gonlite anbeioblen meroe obnc meteren
3citDcrut sic Eorlagc eir5nbcrdtcit llno nloglider
9gciic miro Damn aud i 5cnot sur @atorbregcl &c
0riiicu oa cine Dlcbr6eit bon orciBg 5cnatorcn 81
cacu oes gSioerrris uuo ser ibneaen GrIeoigng Der
Anscegenbet icH ou
Tic G5riinoe oes &rdl0euten iur Den g8oerrli oer
GanaHaiannl5oa a.glitsna6nctlae uno Die prompte Gr
lcDiaiua miiIcn oodj eDr dpcruiegenoer Nattr icin
ruo cs uul @eiabr TN 9er5ugc liegc liir oas Sano,
Tcm oos lit oc cn5ae Grfdrug fin Oos oittatoriihe
Aretcn oes gscBcu Sacs Dem @ongrclic gegeniibcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
@cfanntmadlnnacn.



glnourd meroen due @crloucH nlo Norpcts
ibQfien incorporirt ODER politiicbe mclche IN
oer Siaoi Baltimore Elm @eibdii beireiben, filr
pcIc1eS Die @rbcbuue encr Staats.Siren5 ers
iornerli6 it, auiqeiorocri, an ooer Dor benz
crltcn Sanc occ Wluuais Wlai 1914 cine gs
Gems 81 loicn ooer hicichc 5u erncuern.
sic %crldumniB. cine 2icen6 8u 1eit, miro
@crioncn elmer Strafe nebii Nolien uniermcrs
fen, glppliinnen nliiiien pcrlbnli6 crl0eincn
Die ietqeH gicenicn er.0idcn an so. Guge i'm
gpril 1914.
ST. soam Genprrt, @ihar oes Common
QleNSs Gcridis iit icbt bereii, 8uiibcu ocr
Shmocn bon ll6r &ormiitdes big ll0r
Go6miitnes in ieinem 9freau i'm 6rogcihuR
oCs Wcridte.ceDdn0es 2iccn5cu nus5uiicncn.
Gus nats4eriidlcrRugg, ,Scpaucment uon
Nsargano miro am llno nab Srciag oen 1.
Wiai 1914, ipiicbcn Den Giunoen bon ubr
@ormiiiags bis llbr Na6miitaaS. IN ielncn
Mircdim i'm llninnsSrun Oebduoc, G6arles. H.
S0UcitcsStruBe. 5ur Scrdnogdhling bon idDrsl'
Dcn 9eriihcrHHgc. .9lnllCr.Siccu6cn bcret eiL
Sbumns q. AlcglnltD,
Sc0criii Der Staot Baltimore.
(glprilt ilt.3,GS,10,13,1517 ~, ,24,27 300
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

Wnrruuu NnWc.
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l7anor nno gia6irai6 poH 9aiiinorc mn sic
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bcidQicr @0monoiongrenc NM Wnrrlnn Snnc'
mic lest lueqcleqt Die Gporoinnicn ocs henas
len AuiangspmulieS. nui oNs bon Der IupoQrd
pbiluDcn &crmeiinnass @onmillnn oer Sinoi Wls
tmore benubicn SOiicms bnliti licgcn mclil0
13i9O7S SUB unb iiiolih liB0.73 SUB, uno
ldufeu BON on iiolim 27' Oh 02' 0fiid
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an beiaoier iioiucltlimiicn Seie oer @arrion
2ane cnilaHq bic beioeu lolgcnbcH Murie mo
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nic 5n trcifcn. bic parallel MI lUo AZ SUB
iiiomciili6 onbun, i'm retbten gSnlc bon peid9'
ter fibmeit ihlicn Scitc oct @arrllon Cane qes
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nno Snicn cnilnng, Die parallel nit nno 20
SUB nprodiilin. i'm rccDicn gSintel gemcllcn bon
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pr 03 %" peiili6 ld90al SUB Die 5nr bc
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ndnn Der beagicn iilolidiien Gciie ocr Gomonos
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S3.34 SUB bis 6mn glnfdn9.
Nie 3uric ia bcr obigen 9ei6rcibuug ilno
dne nni Den tpnbren Werinidn Der Goponraphs
cjen Nermciiungs. .GonnIiiion Der Siaot 9aIii'
moro bniirt
Wian iebe Aaric Der belaaien @orriion Game,
mic e 81 pcrnreiicrn gcplant Ut IN sIrdto oes
Niiredn6 ocr Girnbenonrnbrud)s'Go 'Gommiidre
(Nidr62J- 26.Npri -2)
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