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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

Less than eight years ago there were only PAT members in the Order. Four years ago, when we elected an Ohio man Supreme Dictator, Hon. E. B. Tanner, of Columbus, at the Bal timore Convention, we had little ov- CT 100000 members. Today we num- Der our membership by million.
 We are a cosmopolitan fraternity, but we are going to go faster than all the fraternities put together. Two hundred forty-seven members, the cloud no larger than mans hand, has already overspread the whole sky.
 And this order has everything that any of the older fraternities has. and it has one thing that not one of them ever dreamed of having, and that is Mooseheart.
 We are proud of every family that is identified with the Order and we are the envy of every order, we are leaving them in the distance. There are only two orders that have a larg- CT membership today, and in two more years there will be no order on the face of the earth that will have as large membership as the Loyal Order of Moose.
 The men who are making this or der great are the men who are ask ing: How much can l give to the Loyal Order of Moose for the benefit of my neighbors and my neighbors' children?"
 Teachers will be at Mooseheart to train their minds and their hearts in better way than the average home. With all due regard for the average home, we shall have as good mothers, as good teachers and as good masters of the situation as there will be found on the face of the earth. The teachers will not be giv- en a place for charity, they will be selected with the view only of se- curing the best teachers for the best children on the face of the earth the children of Moosedom. And it is none too good for the children of the Moose.
 Is 1t Worth a Dollar?
 We are going to select the best teachers and apply to them the best possible tests we can; but we are not only going to teach and train these children, but at Providence, R. l., a few weeks ago our Supreme Coun- ell and Trustees, sitting in confer. ence there voted seventeen children from North Dakota and Pennsylvania into Mooseheart; and among these
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05
<<MOOSEHEART''
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, We expect to teach the boys an( girls how to do everything that vii fit them to properly fill their station. in life. We expect to teach more than theory, we expect to teach then performance. The boys diploma vii mean not only that he knows how but that he has already built an au tomobile, or that he has run a print ing plant, or that the girl knows how to take charge of a household and handle it AIS a scientific housekeeper learned in domestic science; or tc take charge of tailoring establish ment. or a ladies' dressmaking es tablishment on scientific lines. That is what we premise to do.
 This is a Debt.
 You owe it to yourself, to your children, and to your neighbors, to give them an opportunity to become tall, intellectually, morally and spir itually. We believe that this is the mission of Mooseilom. We believe that the Loyal Order of Moose will enlist men and women under its standard by the hundreds and thou sands, and we will have two million members, and if each one of those members will contribute a dollar a year to Mooseheart we will have a university greater than any university in the United States. There are on- ly ten states in the union that con. tribute as much as a million a year to a university. Eight of them con- tribute more than that. But if we succeed in doing what we expect to do, we will have more than two mil lion dollars year to put into Moose. Leart, and we will make 1t larger and greater than any university in the world. Professor Hart, of Harvard, says that Mooseheart, if constructed on the plans now projected will be the greatest institution on the face of the globe.
 We are going to build the grandest institution, we are going to build the grandest manhood and the grand est womanhood that the world has ever known. We will not look back to the times of Rome and say, "He was the noblest Roman of them all" i" but we are going to create in the minds of the children the highest con- captions of human possibility of achievement, so that we can turn out from Mooseheart young men and young women who will be the noblest Americans of them all-graduates from, Moosedom. graduates-from Mooseheart-from the Moose Univer- sity and Home.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05
BASE BALL SCORES
Games played Sept. 4. 1914.


 National League. Philadelphia 5, Boston 6. Pitchers Alexander; James. Brooklyn 3, New York 4. Pitchers Meyers, Reulbach, Allen; O'Toole. Cincinnati 1, Chicago 2. Pitchers Douglas; Cheney. St. Louis1 1, Pittsburg 2. Pitchers Sallee, Robinson; Harmon.
 American League. New York 0, Washington 1. Pitch ers-Fisher; Shaw
 Boston 4, Philadelphia ?. Pitchers Collins; Bush, Wyckoff.
 Northwestern League. Ballard 2, cattle 5. Pitchers Salveson; Dell.
 Vancouver 6, Tacoma 1. Pitchers Hall; Schroeder.
 Spokane 6, Victoria l. Pitchers Tozier; Hanson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

Fred Butterworth is now at the A. w., L. and T. company's hydroelectric plant in Solomon basin.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05
Northwestern League.
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

The Church of the Epiphany will hold Sunday school services at the usual hour.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

Suits pressed for $1.00. at Silver mans the tailor. Telephone 198.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

Charles Simonstead, manager fol the Galena Bay Mining Co.,, left this morning for the property and vii spend few days directing the worl on the claims.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

Raincoat left at U. S. Commission. CTS office. Call and pay cost of this notice.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05
The Beaten Path.

A beautiful story in three reels with fine acting and great scenery. Also orchestra music at the Orpheum tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

A Snap $75.o0. .'
 Sixteen.foot. launch complete read! to run. See Ross Paden. tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

Charles Simonstead, manager for the Galena Bay Mining Co.,, left this morning for the property and will spend few days directing the work on the claims.
 G. O. Reinke, the watchmaker and jeweler, is at the Valdez Drug Go. All work guaranteed.
 Professor Davis will be the guest of Judge F. NJ. Brown and the two will reside at the Brown residence on Broadway
 FOR SALE-One new, ready to run 3A horse power Fulton engine. Con- plete equipment. No wires; no batteries. Enquire at this office.
 Duck hunting season has opened and c. c. Rudolph has just received a shipment of shot shells direct from the factory, which were loaded to or der, therefore the freshest and most powerful that could be procured. k13
 Large three-room flat for rent at Crawford Block. Running water, telephone and lights furnished all for 5000 a month.
 The Valdez Electric Company will soon issue their new telephone di- rectory, which will be one of the finest ever issued in Valdez.
 WANTED-A woman for general housework. Apply at Valdez Iron Works. If
 Suits pressed for $1.0O at Silver mans the tailor. Tel phone 198.
 The Alaska Water, Light and Tel ephone Company have announced an other cut in telephone rates and tele- phones hereafter are to cost only $1 month rental to both family and business houses.
 Having secured first-class baker, we are now prepared to sell bread and pastry at reasonable prices. Del monico Grill in Senare building. If
 Weekly events at the Orpheum change tomorrow evening.
 The merchants of Valdez will close their stores next Monday at noon, it being Labor day. The cable office and postoffice will observe Sunday hours. No issue of the Prospector will be published because of the in- ability to receive press news. Such items of interest as may be received will be posted upon arrival at 10
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05
Launch for Sale,

Launch for Sale.
 For sale for cash, the launch Ne bula, enquire of c. E. Bunnell or A. J. Wendler, administrator of the es- tate of D. H. Sleem. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

G. o. Reinke, the watchmaker and jeweler, is at the Valdez Drug Co. All work guaranteed
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

Professor Davis will be the guest of Judge F. NJ. Brown and the two will reside at the Brown residence on Broadway.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

Weekly events at the Orpheum change tomorrow evening.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

FOR SALE-One new, ready to run 3h horse power Fulton engine. Con- plete equipment No wires; no batteries. Enquire at this office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

Having secured a first-class baker, we are now prepared to sell bread and pastry at reasonable prices. Del monico Grill in Senare building. If
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29
Qc6ensmiiber CsrOcnpilocr.

SSnfolge dngebliher Gbe5miitigfci.
ten tranf eeitern So6n airtenooll,
bon 9lr. 732. 9lor0.Gbeiier-S -StraBc,
aiif sen Ireppen Dor Dem 0oiie Olr.
290t, O'Gonnell.StroBe cine eroBe
0oiis YieroeneOi5in in ielbitmoroe-
riiAer glbii6t. Serr @illiam Cal
husmos, Der IN Dem Souie uobht,
fano Girfenooll geoen If llbr
glbenos beiuliBtlos aif Dem Stroben.
pflaiter liegen mo iorote fir Die
lle6eriii6rung 0es 2ebenSmiiom in
oas St. Soiep6's.&oipital. bic oor.
tIoen 9Ier5te boffen airtenooIl am
Seben 81 erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29
@unOsrnenr Ieidt erfrunft.

@ouoernelir @oIosborougb NOR
ecItern ourb elm lcihtes llmpobIieiu
tcrbinocrt bon Cambridge nad Pin.
nopolis 81 fobren no cine Comic.
rcn5 nit Der 9egnooieunesbeb0r
Itottiinoen iolIte. Gr miro ober ie.
oenfolIs beute In 9lnuopoIis iein unO
mobrideiuIid oie Grnennng 0cs
9lodfoIoers oes Serrn @b, 9. 2airo
ais Gomniiiidr Der Gommiiiion fiis
oifentIide 8etriebe MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29

QDli'e ,,0lnoiiDrinmD .Tbc con Irnll"
9aleOali ini ,Ecrrapiu yarl@ 6cnic gla6.
".Se errS,as '9 Sar gae eISir Sio'ShSg0s aUaS qaoa
Bnuoepinc. Wluiil uno Ian3
uecn0ere 4ari", Nrooilpn, elnHc glriiHbcl.Go.
,.Siaer SiaU earis ~ aaaiid aomertc nnS
ggap s1srs gari" aaana con5crie nnO
xoIasasr Stadl 1aauo erruraOusn per
a Geslap'als PAD 2aOIi6 eriurfOnen per
elalogrne adaIi9 1onreu per Gampier
s0nmbriOQc"
esgs golui 1dald zOurcn per Gampfer
eert 1spoHi nub geteriOm grinrIoncn
per Hnmplcr oSnsuuebnnnn"
pAiitc!cbnd.0erein Wlonian. ben 10.
g,nanli erebes baDcriidcs Soisicit in
Qnu.0un5ertr
Die RnriGolBcric pelcbc ain 90 Nnaiif 3a
eiIoe ,aeQcn. linoen IN na1iiebcnoer aeiben'
' gon sks 1is 10 libr glbeuSs;
MlQni1o. .vNosrHoesBnri" nnD a8eocrnI,0 Oils
Qnri" (0bpedlelno)
2ienlina. Observation-Disclosures 8nitcrloib Bati" ="
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&pHletpaB. .......t...., .......s9 9artou' KatI.
&dmiiaa !. Qaiierior,9arf" mo .SrnibsSin.
Yarf" (nbUcd1 elHb)
Gonndas gou5erie bon B bis ll6r 4benoS
gtlifn 1onninA lcoen Uionot. . Fniierion3art~
Slpelie @pUnn9 lebcH UioniQg. Qliiion,Bdri"
Erliicu coniiae iebcn Wlonai a2rul6.Sin.0ari-
NlerleH @onnina icocn Wlpnai GnrrousRarf"
0DHdru I'm ,,Ernlo-ptnsHnrt".
6ilr one bcte Nbcno bon rs bis 10 llbt
I'M ~Hruio.0QNnrf" iiaitliHoeroe eon8eri N
bon Rrof Daniel 5elomaHH o1s iolgcnoe Bro
1fuinn uulaelicut lDoroen:
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tCuperiiirc" ................. .cnilen
Selection s@0oeS Of foe Wleropoliian
Opera poule" .................1 1obnn
gen5cr aIbc Sfaicrs~ ~........... g1albicufel
Gupbonium'soIo ~alriiis 4oia~ .. 6ariman
or. I0omas 6uitb)
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Bina!e aus oSpmpbonD In 6sOInor1
8ibniiomSib
Gclciion .Gnfi" ..............Nn Nnlmnn
v1moiiite Noll5liener nn0 IdIue" Qanipc
Widrlm oNoHla Stnrl ....,......... GilenbcrJ
Eie GicrneHbnuncrSeier 1ei4-10i4.
eicrnen6annSp ipicien ifnS Sas Qabllltm III 'Si &C.
iud)t ons Gico iniiiuiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29
Gnrae etaStnenigfeiten

Dor Der Gouuniiiion fir 0ffentIiAc
9etriebc luiirocn 0eltern pieoer @e.
ibmerOen pcoen oes imeeniigcnocn
9ienites ocr Baltimore. GountD
@oiier iinO electric 60" crbo6en.
GonereBmitglico S. 6reo. s. Sol.
bott feiert beiite icinen 70. @eburtS.
tag in @oibiueton.
Die Gouuliliion fir 0ffcntIidc
gctriebc 1T beuadrihtigt poroen,
COB Oie nGbciopeote 9coh @iicn.
tobn" 6reibiIlcte an eeipiiie 9eom.
ten bon Colbert gountD ousgeiteIlt
bat.
Sie6en 9leiter ocr Orioles" bon
9lcip yort perOen nit 300 Wlit-
elicoern 5ur Stcrnen6anucrfcier
fontlncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29
@ulIcu SHIfsmaridoII iuerOcu.

Tiinf &oIi8ci-Gopitdne ncbmcn an
ocnt @oli6ci SiiIfsmorl6oIl-
@romen Sbeil.- Gopit0n Gbas-
6. SurlcD erbGlt oie boAite
@lmft5obl. ~ Gopitdn SantrD
benliibte iib bergcblid. ~ Souie
miro ieOcnfoIIs @onninos glad-
foloer.
@obri6cinlidb bcute idon miro 0ie
Roli5ci6eb0roe ocn g3odfoIger fir
cen friiberct Stills Boli5eimor-
idoll crncnnen. @eitern @orgen bat
Oie @riifrng Ger Gonoiooten itottee-
funocn. pelde ouf ocn Soften relief
tiren. GS betbeilieten iih on oerieI-
ben fiinf @oli5ci. .Gopitdne, bon oenen
bier bic %riifllng bcitonoen baben.
Gns GeiuItat Ser Eriihmg lit foIgen-
ocS:
Gopit6n gborles 6. SurIeo bonn
r0roliAcn 0iitrift, 1914 8unfte.
GopitGn Somucl g8. SouIe bonn
6ltli6en 0iItrift 81 @unfto.
Captain George 6. SenrD bonn
noromeItli6en Qiitritf,S21s @unfte
GopitGn Sront s. 8eIlers bonn
nittIcren 0iitrift. 7615 @unfte.
gd6t beItonOen bat Oie @riifung
GopitGn SSobn 8. Santrb, Der Gom-
monocrr ocS iii6IiCben 0iItrifts. Qie
%riiflng pGbrte orei Stunoen uno
muroc in oen 9fdumen Der @oIi5ei-
YriifungSbeb0r0e i'm @crihtsgebGii-
DC gebuIten. 9lm meilten &opf3ers
brehcn i6ienen oen GonOiooten 0ic
sSrogcn bctreffs ser HegiIationen
Oes Eoli5ei Deportcmcnts 5u ma
den. &on 5ilberI1iiigcr Scite miro
luitgctbeiIt ooB oie 9eb0roe Gopitdn
Souie gum Sulfs BoIi6eimariAoI
tef0r0ern piro. or lit ein Hepubli,
foner un0 nobm gon5 beionoers 5lt
Seb5elten bon SSrant gSad)ter groBes
SnterclIe an Ger Tolitif. 9lls g8ob-
ter BON DelltidIano 5uriidfcbrte, ar
ronoirte Souie cine grobe @oraoe
@is gum s. 9luguit bat Die Foli8ei-
bcb6r6e 3eit, iid noh eincm glad-
foIeer fir oen friibcreu Foli6eimnr-
iAoll 6arnan im6uieben. Die @r-
ncnnllne miro mobrideinIib idon
dm 9. 9(uguit befannt eegeben per-
sen. GonnliiiGr Stiles tritt om 3.
9lu9uIt ieinc bierpohentliden Sc
rien an un0 berreiit. @or ieiner glb-
rciic muB Ser bnfuntc Soften nod
bciebt peroeu. @abritbeinIid miro
9SoIi0eiIicrtcnont Nobert 9. Garter
Eoli3eimnribnll iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29
Gin @nSc init sdrefen.


9htomo6il nit iiebeu Yerionei ihhig
in ser 6oirmoimt 9Ioenue, no6e
9onoitraBe, nm. II 3wei 6ral.
en5immer umo Elm Wlonn berIebt.
@aren Morgens A llbr ouf ser
Seinfobrt BON SiebIanotown.
Orei 9erionen muroen erbe6li1
berlest, ais Elm glltomobil nit lie6en
Suioiieu iid geitern eegeu 155 llbr
in 6olge zines &eifenoefeftes al ser
5oirnount Qlpenue un0 9onoitroBe
iiberi6lug.
Die @erlebten lin0:
6rou Wloe @eor, "a Sabre alt, 9}r.
679, Oit-GlementitroBe, 8ruh oeS
05aienbeins, gerlebunoen al 6eiOen
9lrmen ino am 9orper;
Sri. W}orD Gelor, % Sabre alt,
Ger. 1909, S6omos 9lbenuc, Mal.
broof, @errcnfitng Ser redten SdrI-
ter, @erlebiingen om redteu sluge
unO 9lrm;
6ronf Stridler, 9lr. 7O7 g8eit-
6opetteitraBe, S6nittmunOen i'm @e-
ilht.
glIle @erlebten ipuroen i'm ct. So
iepbs Soipitol in 9ebanoIuug &c,
nommen. Die ii6rigen Snioien oes
gluton1obils moren:
George s. Yoger, Gbarffeur, 93r.
1876, SiiO.GawooO 9(oenue;
@u. Doger, 35 Sabre alt OR.
1909, Tbomas 9lpenue, @aI6roof;
G6arIes Do9er, 80 Sabre alt, 9ar.
9O7 Nio0iion-9lbenue.
George Seufins, 30 Sabre alt, glr.
go, GlementitroBe.
pager, ser oen @agen lteuerte,
wiroe geitern 91ahmittog nuh cinem
8er1or Dor Gidter Gear in Der moro
oItIiden &oIi3eiitotion inter elmer
giirgidaft bon $t0O Dem @erihtsoer-
fobren ii6eripieien. Die 9InidulOi-
gung gegen i'm loutet, Elm 9lutono-
bl 9elteuert 81 6oben obne ieine 81.
cen5 bel iidD oebobt 81 bo6en. Eoli-
slit @lcGo6e bat Dogcr glei6 no1
Dem llnfoll per6oitet. Qas glilto-
mo6il fu6r ouf Der 6uirmount 9lpe.
in ange6lih raienOem Tenpo, ais
an Ger @de ser @ouOitraBe ser 9leis
fen OeS linfen Sinterraoes ploste.
IoS idipere glutomobil ii6eri6liig
iid unO aae Sniaiien murOen ouf oas
StroBenpfloiter geporfen. 0hir Oeni
llmitanoe, DAB oos i6pere S6erge.
itea nidt oireft olf Die SSnioiien fiel,
lit es ange6lidb 81 OerOanfen, Dab Die
Snioiien nibt OoIlitdnoig 5li Eooe
geOriidt murOen. Sn wenigen Nli-
nlten gelong es oen unperlebt ge-
blicbenen SyniaHen, oie Dinibinc tpies
ser auf5uri6ten uno sic oorunter
Gingeflemnten 81 befreien. Strid-
Ter fonnte geitern @ormittag Ons ct.
Soiepbs &oipitol berlnIen. wabrenO
Oie Gamen iid nod BORT in 9ebonO.
lung befin0en. 9lngebli6 ioa Ser I'M
faa Oas @nOe eines 9lusfluges nod
Slg6lonOtolun gepeien iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29
U@ittelsbah.Serein."
WrOFes gaoeriides |oItsfeit
WlOutas, 10. glnsv @rieb'S Earf.
(Suli29. .9[uq2,5,9,t0)
0irdjenoemciu6c- -NSicnir.

Die ct. MISUNDERSTANDING bon
Norf Scigbts- uno @plie-glDeme
bdlt i6r Sobres-Bicnic beutc 9lah.
nittag i'm Wentlencn's 0riping.
Earf. @oter @bil. 5. @olib, ser
Seeliorger Ger @cneiuoc, bat cine
9In5o6l fat6oliiber @eiitlider eiuge-
laOen ieine @cmeiuoe bel 0icier Sc
legen6cit NIT eincm 9eiuhe 5u be-
ebren. Der @intritt III frei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29
grMtaIer gRorS.

&m. $. @titbeIl bon Canton i'm
itaIieniidcn giertcl crIto6cn.-
Sottc iib seWcioert icin @cIO
bcr5uge6cn. 6iinf Stnliener
berboftet. - O1it6ell Itorb an
elmer Sti6munoe i'm llnterlei6
i'm 0@lercp-SoipitoI.~
3u einent olf belite 9(bcno in Der
mittIcren @oli5eiitotion ou6croimten
Snquclt iiber ocn Sob ocs 45.iG6ri-
gen @iIliam $. N1it6cll bon g1r.
5000, elliott StraBc, bcbicIt &c.
ltern 9fihter Sniitb nod einem Ser
Dor in Ger 0itlideu @oIi5eiItotion
inter Dem @eroodt, N1it9ell erito.
den 6it bober foIeenoe Orei SStoIie-
ner binter S6loB mo 9iieeel, obne
81 9iirgidaft 5ugcloiien 5u meroen:
SSoiepb Eurnedi 26 Sabre alt,
ylr. 213, Breiioent.StroBe.
Soicpb Brittle, % Sabre alt, ino
2ouis Garooro0a, % Sabre alt, bei-
oe bon OerieIben 9loreiie.
9IIs Stoats5eueen ipiirOen unter
$2500 8iiroidboft geIteat:
Sames RuiielI, as Sabre, bon gtr.
804, SIt 8rott Strobe, un0 9op
s. 9lIcot, bon g1r. 21O, Siio Sigh,
Strobe.
Der @oli5ei iin0 0rei Der @erbaf.
tetcn ais SStoliener bcfonnt, unO iie
ninlmt on OoB iie iib iebt MIR on
oere Namcn bcigeIegt boben. Scr
gerboftung liegt foIeenOer Gorfan
5u @runOe:
SSn Ger 9lodt bon Wlontog ouf
Dienitag ging gegen N}itterHodt
S5err Mitdell ouf ieinem Seinuneee
ourtb sic 9Srott StroBe, ols oil Der
@de Ger @reiiocnt StroBc cr Orci
jilnge 2elte lteben iob. @iner oobon
n1berte iidj OlithcIl itno foroerte i'm
ouf oos Grio 6n beipirtben. 9luf
@2itbeIls Gntgeenlng, es iei bcreits
al ipGt unO oie @irtbi6oftcn icien
geidloiicn, er6ot iicb Der lln6efonnte,
ibm einen Plob 5u 5eigen no man
nod Bier erbaltcn f0nne. WlitbeII
fclgte Der gllffor0erllng nidt uno
mics oa@ oic 9itte ocS 3rios, ibnen
@eIo 5u gebcn, ob. ElobIicb 800 oar-
onf elmer bon ibnen Elm Ionecs W8cl-
fer II. ltod D1itdeIl in Ocn llnterIcib;
oieicr iant beipubtlos 5uianimen,
im0 feline glnsrcifer poren bereits
berihmunoeL oIs cr I'M Siilfe al
rufen begann @oIi5ilt SurIt bonn 0it-
lihen 9iitrift mnr bolo 5ur SteIle
uno iorote fir oic lleberfiiburng oes
@cripunoeten in 0os rMercp &oipis
tall @egen 2 llbr glod)tS erlangte
ser @erlebte ouf fltr5e Belt feline 9e.
iinnung nieoer unO CAB eine tur5e
@ci6reibuug ieines Nlorocrs unO
oeiien @enoIicn. 9ur5 oorouf itorb
er i'm Soipitol. 9oroufbin perbofte-
ten Die @ebeimpoli6iiten 9lrmItrong,
9ltfinion, 9rennon GoieD, Some
unO Sritfd, GunOeiereeont Efennie
uno NoIi5iit Sitrtt oie flint Stale
ner.
Coroner Chambers uno feline @e.
ibworenen meroen beite in einenl
Snaueit unteriuden pie weit Der
Yeroadt geeen Die StoIiener eereAt-
fertigt iit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29
9aS gDctter.

Sir WlarDlano un0 Sen Giltrift
Columbia 6cnte flar uno norolihe
gsinoc.
gie bobite Eemperatlir betrug 80
@roo Inn 3 llbr 9la1mittags uno oie
liicorigitc So @rno nm 8 ll6r glb0s.
Gic gr5btc 56nelligfeit oes @in.
ocs mar 1S W2eilcn BON 9lorooiten.
Ger 1eudtigfeits9cbalt Der 2uit
mar III 4ro3Git Inn s llbr MorgenS
uno 81 Rro5ent I'M 8 ll6r gIbeu0s.
sSn Sen iibrigen @ctter 9cobocb.
lungs .5tatioreu ocs SonoeS mar ole
bchitc Tenperatur, ipie iolgt.
gItlantic Gitg "a. @ismord 90, 9o-
iton 6i, Buffalo "a, Gborleitm 90,
G6icago 7G. Glcpelano 70, Corpus
G6riiti n. 0enoer sc, Detroit 76,
9ulut6 Ga Goitport 20, @alpeiton
S6. Wrcen @oD "a, SABRE SO, Sc
lena SO, SadIoupiIle 94, annios 81.
t0 9d, anproillc rs, 2oniSDille 90,
Y}arquettc 60. WlempbiS "a, Nlont-
gomerD 92, Wlontrcol 70, 9Santitdet
81. glep Orleans 80. g3ew Dorf &c,
Gflo6ono 102. @ittSburgb rs, 8bi.
laoclp6ia 70, 8ortlano. @4c., &C,
@ortlonO, Ore. 80, Guebec GS. ga.
lcig6 80, Salt 2afe Gitp SO, San
5rancisco 60, ct. 2ouis 81, ct.
9Saul "a, Scronton &c, S6reDcport
100, Spofane Sc, Spracuic 10,
Garnpa So, 8ai6ington 81, @inni-
pea &c.
Der peniaer belize Gag 6ra6te &c.
iiern oie langerie6nte Grbolung lno
ais g5ahmittags ein idmaheS Sc.
mitier ii6er Die Stoot SOC mo Damn
Elm fii6ler @inO ois Dem glorooiten
iolgte. GA otbnete plies erfriidt auf
uno mar gliidlid ii6er Die grloiung
bon Der oriidcnoen Site Der lesten
IA Gage. Ger Mettermann fiinoigt
nns 6eute ihones Flares g9etter uno
Iiible 9loromcitpiiioe al. Seute ioIl
es me9r @epitter an Der iiiolihen
atlantiihen &iilte uno am @olt ge'
ben. Sic itiinolide SenperotIr NOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29
enOiu funmtc Sic Site midJt Ucrtragcn

SSn ser weitliden Roli5ei.5tati
wiroc geiteri 9Ibeno Ger 22.iG6rige
gowaro Snolp, Der am 81. Wloi 0s.
Subres aus Dem @eidngnib 81 @aib.
ington aiisgebrohen lit uno ieitocni
bon Der @oli5ei melt unO brett &c.
iuht prroe, Den @ai6ineton'er ge.
anten iibergeben. g9egen 6Glidung
ioll er ieiner 8eit 5u 8 Nlonoten Sc
idnaniB nerllrtbeilt lpor0en iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-29

iobetb $ofnonn orci 2inoer, SRI.
sic Sofnonn Serrn Gborles Sof-
mann ilno SRI. Caroline Sofmonn,
ioipic oipei GnfeIfin0cr. SIN fon.
rRenocn Se6rior mare es Dem Ser
itorbenen berg0nnt gepeien 0os iel-
tene Set Scr eoIocnen Sodoeit mit
iciner @ottin 6u beeeben S6Iomon
& Sobn beiorgten Die @eeroigung.
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g3adl Cceun-Gitp.

g(m A. glitguit unterninnnt Der
r5io Baltimore @eidditsleutc-
@erein" Ieinen Sabresausflug noh
Ocean GitD, uno ipie in frii6eren
So6ren miro oieie @eranItoltlng
BON Den Olitglieoern Ger @ereini-
glng wie0er nit Sebniuht erportet.
0as Arrangements @omite bait
BON ieBt al t6gli1 Sibitugen ab,
I'M nibts 5u oeriGumen mas sur 9c-
quelnli1feit un0 llnterbaltlng Der
@rflrlioniiten ais wiinidenSmertb
crl6eint. 0ns gillet foltet nur
$3.50 fir Ole 9lunoreiie. per aber
Die @elcgenbeit bemlBeu mo 5cbn
Gage am OlecresitronOe perbleiben
mill, brailht nur 81 5u5u6e5oblcn.
Inn ein fir oieie 3eit giiltiges Dill
let 5lt erbalten. 0oS Gomitc, 0aS
pcridieOenc lle6errni1lngen fir bic
E6eilnebmcr an Der 6obrt in Nercit-
idaft bat, beite6t ans ben Scrren
@olter g8. 0ennp, @oriiser, Or. 8.
9leinbort, @iaiam 8. @adr5, @ebiter
u. @ions, 9ouis gl. 0odnon, @ow.
gl. @eilcr, gloom aromm SorrD
9unncde, CHARLES Z. @lithell, Geo.
3. S6re6t, Senrp SSS. 9roening imO
Somes @inofeloer. Gie glbfabrt cr-
iolgt nm bolb Z ll6r WloroenS bonn
44ier 9Sr. s on Scr 9iabt.S .StraBe.