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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-13
INCREASE IN REALTY VALUES

State Highway Commissioner Mark
err, of Ohio, estimates, that among
other benefits which the Lincoln
highway will bring to this country,
land along the Way will increase in
value more than $4,000 an acre, with,
in ten years. This is an angle we'll
worthy of the consideration of the
most practical of men. There are $40
acres along each side of the highway
every mile, that's 1880 acres per mile
or 4,35200O acres of land actually
touching the edges of the Way An
increase in value of $4,000 an acre
therefore means over $217. 100000 ac
tually added to the wealth of the coun-
try in real value, value that will last
forever. Is the investment of $25,0O0,-
600 to accomplish this worth while?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-13
P. j. Eggers, sixteen loads OF

L. y. ESSefS, olALeeH loduS VI
gravel 1880. ~. 400
Gus Carlson, repairs for street
department ........ -. 6.5O
The Boys Store, supplies street
department .... 80. 49,. 5.65
! Phil Baker, engineer on grades 21.6O
Phil Baker, engineer on wa
ter main =: $50
Denison Auto Co., repairs on
engine -. ..... 52.G6
NJ. Mill. gravel ....... ..... 500
D. C. Thew, dirt. $65.15; liv-
cry, $500; total 80. -. ...... 6S75
Denison Herold, publishing
sewer notices ..... ....... 24.O0
Denison Herold, publishing. 2G.1S
Denison Electric Light e Pow
er Co., general lighting 80. 2l2.1S
Dcnison Electric Light & Pow
er Co., pumping ...... 21042
w. r Temple Co., sewer pipe 21.S4
w. r. Temple Co., lumber -. 1l1.39
r. V. Walker. expense to Des
| Moines, Ames and Webster
City and time two days 80. 30.GS
Stewart Lumber Co.. cement. 5000
The following warrants were issued
by the mayor and city clerk between
sessions:
April a. N. p Cavctt, street
commissioner 80. 80. rs
April II. N. p. Cavett, street
commissioner . ...... 1872
April l, A. c. Weeks, city
marshall ..... 49,. -. Gooo
April !, NJ. J. Burke, water
collector ..... -. ..... 5000
April /, A. G.. Green, nightWatch 1900
April IT, Z. E. Ettleman, work
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-13

Mr.. Vanderlip says the farmers in
efficiency causes high cost of living.
Many of his banker friends are try.
ing to remedy this difficulty by equip
ping their fancy farms with fast trot-
ting horses and high power automo-
hileS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-13

Owing to the ample facilities afford
ed by the popular winter resorts, many
people are spared the disagreeabfe
necessity Of putting any money into
the bank.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-13

1t looks as if Huerta, Villa and Car
rama ought soon to unite in a protest
against inhumanities OF the Colorado
mine war.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-13

Some school teachers are SO UNI
reasonable as to expect the children
to keep awake the day after they have
had tango party.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-13

When a Mexican gets up in the morn
ing he reaches for his gun before his
trousers.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-04-02
Wibaux Petition To Be Considered
Tomorrow

Tomorrow is the day set for the
consideration by the county commits
sloners Of the Wibaux petition for a
new county. There is little doubt
but that interest will be very mani.
fest. A Eew county has been the
wish Of the people of Wibaux for
some time and as their petition is be-
ing considered it is pretty safe to say
that the progressive little city will
be pretty well represented. There is
little doubt but that Baker will also
pc represented for it is expected that
much opposition will come from that
section. Baker people have reason
TO think that if part Of the territory
in the proposed county is taken from
them there is but small chance for
them securing the permanent county
seat when the time comes for the vot-
ere to consider it.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-04-02
Decision Rendered In
Fairview Hotel Case
judgement in Favor Of Great Northern Hotel
Proprietor County Commissioners Not
Empowered to Revoke License

After several months continuous at
tempt upon the part of the county
commissioners to revoke the retail
liquor license of Ike Honstain, pro.
prietor of the Great Northern Hotel
at Fairview, Montana, and after an
appeal to the District Court in sup
port of their contention decision was
rended in favor of Honstain by Judge
Hurley on Monday afternoon wherein
ne denies the motion to quash the
action brought by Honstain to review
the actions of the board of County
Commissioners in revocation of his
license.
The County Commissioners were
represented by Attorney General
Kelly. Honstain was represented by
Attorney Haskell.
Four months ago Honstain made the
purchase of retail liquor license
from John Seel who maintained re-
tail liquor license in the town of Java.
The license was removed to Fairyiew
short time after. Thereupon the
county commissioners made an ATTEMPT
to revoke the license upon the ground
that the license could not be used in
any other place than at Java. Counsel
for Honstain brought action to have
reviewed the action of the board of
county commissioners for the revoca-
ion of the license. The gist of the
decision given by Judge Hurley re-
Eards the contention OF the county
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-04-02
Search For Father Who Abandoned
Children

Probation Officer T. S. LELAND
was in Miles City on Monday and re.
turned with the two sons Of william
Palmer, formerly of Newton, who
about six weeks ago abandoned hia
Two young sons whose ages are and
years. They were brought to Miles
city by their uncle, following the
death of Mrs. Palmer.
Owing to the fact that their uncle
insisted on taking care Of the little
tots and raising them as his own
children, his decision interfered with
the wishes Of his wife SO much that ii
caused them to sever their domestic
relations. The uncle left for his
former home in Missouri bringing
with him the two little nephews. One
OF them became very III on the jour-
ney and the three were forced to leave
the train at Marmath, N. D., where
the little one received medical atten.
tion. Before they were able to pro-
ceed on their journey the uncle found
that he had not sufficient funds to 20
further and set to work to earn
enough.
The lady who cared for the children
while they were in Marmath re-
turned on Saturday with them to
Miles City. They were taken in
charge yesterday by Probation Officer
Leland and placed in the County
Hospital in this city, until such time
IS they may be adopted or be cared
for by the father, whose whereabouts |
It the present time is unknown. |
Officer Leland left for Newton yes
erday with the hope Of securing some
as to where the father is
t the present time.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-04-02

commissioners who relying upon
Chapter 2762 of the revised codes of
1905 wherein it is provided that every
person about to engage in the retail
liquor business in towns of less than
one hundred must obtain a license
from the county treasurer. A petition
must be first filed and presented to
the Board of County Commissioners
signed by at least twenty freeholders
and they shall in their discretion there
upon direct the county treasurer to
issue such license, but not otherwise.
During the 1918 session of the leg
islature law was passed where it
was provided that in order for a re.
vocation of license to take place the
owner must be convicted of a felony
a second time. In case Of conflict
ing laws, the last acts of the legis-
lature control. Therefore, there is no
question but that the law of 1918 in
this relation prescribes the proper
manner in which a license may be
issued. The early ruling with regard
to the county commissioners is repeal
ed by implication.
The ruling of the court seems to
set at rest the idea that the county
com missioners are empowered to re-
woke a license at their discretion un-
der circumstances such as these.
As regards the law regarding the
transferability and negotiability of a
license Of q certain class the consider
alton Of that was unnecessary in this
instance.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-04-02

GET together in the court house with a
view 70 making plans for the coming
pa'i season. It is quite likely that
tnere will be considerable money ex-
pended this year for the support Of 4
Oase ball team and the leaders in the
city nave deemed it advisable to call a
monster rally. All who are interested
"a the great national game are asked
to be present.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-04-02
Chamber of Commerce
Receive Large Donations
Several Thousand Dollars Already Pledged
Toward The Support Of Greater and
More Progressive Glendive

The newly organized Chamber OF
,.,,orce in their efforts to secure
,,,,;sI assistance, met with all the
,,.,oss that they could wish. Every
tn.iness man and institution in the
=, has awakened to the spirit of the
.,.bv innovation and has donated in
.rn,s ranging from twenty-five to two
.aodred and fifty dollars. In not one
;,.tsnce has the committee met with
Ailnre in the solicitation Of funds
far the exploitation of funds for the
srDlojtation of the city for the COM
ing season.
That the city will receive plenty of
,dvertsing during the year is assured.
That all the necessary conveniences
will be afforded to the farmer who
markets his produce, in the way Of a
market place, rest rooms and other
necessities, there is certainty. The
business men of the city are alive to
the needs of the city and locality.
The stranger and tourist and investor
will be taken care of. The Gate City
shall not want for anything in the
way of publicity during the seasons
that are to follow. More than $6, 600
has already been subscribed and there |
is more to come.
Already many inquiries have come
in to Pres. Hughes Offices for informa-
ton regarding the city. There is but
little doubt but that before the season
is far advanced there will be many
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-04-02
Leo Reappointed Postmaster il
City Of Certainties.

President Wilson approved last week
the appointment of w. A. Leo as
Postmaster in the city Of Fairview.
On January Of the present year the
postal business done in that city made
the Office of presidential character.
The appointment will no doubt meet
the hearty approval Of the residents
Of that locality for the reason that
Mr.. Leo has given the best service
possible in the past.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-04-02

inquiries from people who, If they are
informed regarding the opportunities
there are in the city. will invest their
capital. A secretary will be selected
for the organization during the week,
G.. A. Rasmussen has been suggested
for the position. He has had suffi-
cient newspaper and clerical expert
ence to warrant his selection for the
position.
Following is the list of business
men and the amounts each subscribed
towards the support Of the Chamber
Of Commerce
Glendive H. L. and P. Co. .$25O.OO
Douglas, Mead & Co. ...... 10000
Merchants National Bank i. 10000
Exchange State Bank 10000
Dion Bros. .... 10000
G. ?. Hollecker ........... 2OO.O
Lowe Bros. ............. 10000
Hotel Jordan ........ -. 10000
August Naderhoff ........ 10000
Golden Rule .......... 10000
E. S. Haskell ......... 10000
Glendive State Bank .... 10000
First National Bank ..... 10000
Davis & Farnum -. ...... 10000
Call Lumber Co. 10000
L. c. Young ............. 10000
3. G. Leonard ...a......... 10000
The Isis Theatre -. 10000
Bert Johnson ........... 10000
The Orpheum Theatre .... 10000
W. F. Stutz 80. .......... 10000
The Gate City Drug Co. -. 10000
The TOggery ............ 10000
Continued on page A II
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-04-02
Big Base Ball Rally

On next Tuesday night all the fol-
lowers Of base ball in the city will
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-04-02

Continued on page 4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

Gin GROCER N}ai 9aa, pcrdnital.
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Ean5farte NOR oup to Bate mo ent
bc6rtc feineslpeas ocs Emo Steps,
One Steps, Bottoms, Sorie Grots
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bon Srn S. Simmelbe6er, nit elmer
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
giebt NaItimure amtsm glatG.

@unoes GimponOerlmgs Commit.
Jar Gomiuetti 6eiudt Baltimore.
Snipi5irt ueue 9ouildde iiir
Gniigranten Station Gm.
pfic6lt, ooB Baltimore ale 9lu.
itrengungcu mo6t me6r @inman-
oerer nod Oem 5ieiigen Saien 5u
6rinaen.
9unOes @innanOerunas : Com,
miiidr 9lnt6onp Gamiuetti mar &c.
itern in Baltimore uno na6m einc
Snipeftion ser gauIteQe fir oie
neue @miQranten Station, pelde
in Sort 0lcSenrD erri6tet meroen
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not6menoig,~ iagte er, Dob Die itdO.
fiideu 9ebor0en sic n6t6igenSbritte
t6un me6r@inman0erer, ols mie Dies
6is6er Scr 6oa eelpeien mar, nod
oieiem Sufen 3u bringen. Baltimore
bat lett Die @elegenbeit, Oieien So.
len einen Ser beiten fir @inpanOerer
81 MAIDEN, uno ielbitoeritdnolid
muB otiiir Gorge aetrogen perOen,
OoB OieieI6en oae i6nen 5uite6enOen
Standardization er6olten. @s lit
meine 9luiic6t, 0oB Oie @inoesreaie.
rung im6 Oie itdOtiibe @c6oroe oa-
3u ie6en oaB cine gr0Bere 9ouil16e
fir oieien 3lped ermor6en miro. SD
miini6e ieOo6 in 0ieier 9e3ie6uug
gan5 beiouoeres @emi9t oui ocn I'm.
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i6en Yorf un5uponoelL babe, 0o
icb bic feite lle6er5euging bege, Dob
0icie biliorii6e StGtte in i6rer gan.
sen @in6eit ser 9}ohpelt er6olten
werocn ioa. Gas gr0Bte inO am
IbmierigIien 81 Ioieuoe@ro6lem, mel,
6em oie 9iegiering iebt gegenii6er'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

.9aaidlaoipiele an Sonn.
tagen 6efiirmortet Die o5eoeration OF
Sobor" Die Gelegaten Der Srgoui-
iatiou iaBteu geitern 9lbenO Oen9e-
mob 9ei6liilie, wel6e beiOen Stoot-
rm6s8meiacn 8ugeiauot meroen. Pm
iiott. wie 9lniangS oepIaut Die 5eier
oeS 9lrbeitertageS III oDotePs Fort~
ob3u6aIten, bei6Ioiien Die 0elegoten,
oos Set i'm n@eiteuo-@orf" 81 Der
anltalten Gen Dorldiiiaen gerib-
ten Der peri6ieoenen sur r5eOero-
ton" ge66riaen Organiiationen 5u-
Iolge werocn ii6 an ocr SHOulirie-
lmO 9iirger-@araoe am glrbeitertage
etpo 10000 N1itglieOer nit ungelobr
80 0luiiftapelen inO cbenloOlelen
Sdalnuageu betbeiligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
NrnftnnInne I'M MnlnrnnnS.

0ie nit Der So6uS Sopfius-llni-
pcriitdt perblmocne te6niit6c SGule
miro fomnenoen Scrbit ebcnfalls
na6 @ememooo perlegt peroen mO
Damn i'm 8eiib elmer poaitdnOig ans.
aeitatteten &raftanlage iein, pclde
ans bier 0ampffciieln GampimaIhi.
nen Gampitilr6inen uno clettrii@en
@eneratoren 6cite6t. Gas @eb1loe,
in mel6em oieiel6e mterge6radt
miro, lit an Scr iiiO0iiliben @de scr
llniUeriitdisgriinoe gelcgcn. Sir oie-
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Sur 3eit 9iGumlibfeitcn Oorbereitet
70 Dab tie Oieiel6en ungeiG6r I'M @io-
nat SSumi bcnliben fonncn. Die &rii.
hngcn fiir Oieies Geportement iinoen
am 2. Suni itott, pd6reno Die iiir bic
onoercn 6dder i'm September obge-
6alten meroen ioacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

9ln 9oro oes Iampiers ,9ar6a-
roila" DerIieB am IS. Wldr5 &err
Serr glooli Barrier bon 91r. 652.
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unO 5mei BORT lebeuoen @riiocru ei.
men ldugeren @eiu1 ab3uitottcn
Siele berrlic6e 9lmcnitidc 6atieu
an ben 0ompfer Die 5reuuoe ae.
bra6t, Die perionliH gefommen luo.
rem Inn ben 9lbreiieuoen 2ebepobl 5il
iagen. Serr @ariier geoeutt iiber
9remen Berlin, @ien lmO 9uOapei.
nab ieinem 6eimat6Sort 81 reiien
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BON BORT miro &etf1|driier III etlpo
4 @lonoteu Die 8n6rt rt.iiber oeu ooro.
BEN Gei6" mieoero nod ser neuen
Seimat6 antretehlo hio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
Salbmeilcn Sa6nen cr6altsn fiinf
Saoe.

Siblmg Der neueu &enu6o6n.Gom-
million in ginlico. n electric
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bait fiinf Gage. 0icie 9a6ucn
i6nnen 6ei Dem 8etten oos 9t6-
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onwenoeu, wie iie iel6it wiini3en.
Die neuernannte GennsGon1nliiiion
iiir 9oltimore-GouutD belt geltcrn
9}a6mittag cine Sibung in &inlico
o6 mo organiiirte iic6 oir6 @rpd6'
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9ienneu balten Oiirien uuo babel ent-
meOer Oos 9uc6- Spitem oOer OaS Whl-
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ten I'M cine 5e6ntdgige 9iennirilt
cod wurOe i6ncn MIR iiini Gage ae'
mG6rt, mo babel Oiirfen lie Oas Su1-
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g(uf oem @imIico-Gennplabe bleibt
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be:.
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GriteS 9iennen ~ oStalwart Se-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

Die bon Ser ,@as unO @lettri3i.
tdts-@eielidait" bcrausgege6ene @lo-
notSidriit .Ibe Baltimore Sos ano
electric 9leps" meiIt nl6 oieics Nal
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Sntereiie fir oaS @u6ltlm lein iou.
ten. 90 ibrei6t lnier auOereo ser.
bert 81. GoOion iiber Die DieIen Ger.
teiierun9en, melhe in Oem @eid1its.
bans oieier 3irma, all Der @de bon
2eringtoH- uno Si6ertD. StraBe Dor.
genommen mirOen INN alien g2in-
iben i6rer 0unoen oeredt ueroen 80
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beionoers in Der 9lchbfbieu.6a6ri.
fatior mdbreno Serr NJ 8. 2oeier
iibcr 0ie neuc 0jdroae an ser 9QDaro.
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Sntereiie iinO oic ocS Srn. 93oiiiter
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mebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
Gupitau GOIlihS in SOTpital.

Gopit1n @lenn u. Collins, DER bri-
tiI6c g(rmec-Ofii5ier, welher in Seem.
gorf mcgcn angeblidcr Sdwinoe.
lcicn gciu6t miro, beiinoet iib I'M
ct. glgncs-Soipitol. ST bat mebrere
9iippcn gebro6en lmO fonntc oa5er
acitcrn ni6t in Der mittleren &oli5ci,
Station Icin ais fem SAL oliigernicn
uitrOc. Sein 9lnpalt mar sur Stele
lnO criu6te Foli5eiriAter Siipplec,
oeu Sal 5u pcri1ieben oo @apitdn
Collins balO geneien iein unO Damn
sum &er60r cricbeinen miro. 9aoi
5upplee fam oem @uni1e OeS PIN.
moltS nab unO iebtc oas ndbite Ser.
6or auf sen 8. sSrnt 9Iodmittoos 8
ll6r, icit. g}a6 Der 9lngabe oeS
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PIN periloiieuen @iithpod fam 0ctef-
tip p.9icitcnont 9ornep ". Sloo0 Don
gleiu.gorf nat6 Baltimore, imu Gol-
Tins ab5u6olen. @r murOe iniornlirt,
oaB ii6 ser Gapitdn inn Soipital be-
iinoe, jeoo1 ioiort no6 iciner @cnc-
nlnq no6 Ger Nletropole fommcn unO
iic6 Ocn 9c6oroen iteacn werOe. Der
@c6eimpoli5iit por oanit 5nirieoen
un0 oerlieB Baltimore o6nc Collins.
Der 9lnmalt ocs Gapitdus 6enaAriN-
tigte geitern Die 9eboroen Der Staot
g}ep-2orf iiber ocn 3itltanO ieines
Glientcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
Gr.eientemant 9sarfs aeItor6en.

Sym Sitter BON 81 So6reu ltorb
0cItcrn @torgen r.@oli6ci 2icute
naut Syo1n 9(. @arfs in ieiner gSob.
nunn Scr. 1921 9io. GborlcsitroBe.
lieutenant garfS por bcreits nab.
reno Ger lcsten Sabre lcioeno nnO
felt orci g9o6ci ar'S 9ett gcieiielt.
9|c6cn ieiner &ittpe, 5rou @iorD 6.
@arfs, iiberle6en ibn 0rei S6bne m1o
mcbrere @nfel. 2iciltenont @orfS
trot am I. N1qi 1867 in oen @oli5ei.
oienit Gin uno crreidlte i'm Sabre
1892 oen 2ieidenantsrong. SIN Oe.
3cmber 1898 500 er iib 5iriid. Sein
2eben long lcbte lino mirfte er int
lii0liden 0iItrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

@}it bieIer @enugtblumg ip1Iroe
bier oie Olodritbt cmpfan9en ooB
@inoesienotor Sobn g9olter Smitb
eS 0urb9eiett bat Dab oieie a0rper.
Icboit $t35,O00 fir Die @afcnOerbei
icritngcn BON Baltimore ousiebte,
nomit elm 35 SUB tiefer uno 800
SUB breiter &onol bis Curtis 9aD
geii6ert it, 0ic glnnabme oieier
gorlogc miro sur 6olgc bobcu, Dob
pieIc @iien6o6u mo 0ompier CSe-
icai6ofteu gleueungen Oornebmen
merOen. So bat inter gInOercm i6on
sic Baltimore itno Ohio Gilenbabns
ojeieaidoft~ iidb cntibloiicn cincn
&o9len 8ier nit eincm &oIteuauTs
monoe bon $1,000,000 5u erridtem
mG6rcno oic ,@eitern @&arDlauo @i.
icn6o6n" ebenfaas geoentt, eroBere
%erbcilerlngen in sort Gouington
Oor5tnebmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21

Sie6ennooreiBig &ranfenpilege.
riuncu eroorirteu gcitern giabmit
tag BON Ser oSobnS Sopfins Soipi.
tol"- Observation-Disclosures Or.
gSinforo Smitb, Superintenocnt 0eS
Soipitals, gob Oie 9ipIomc aus, mo.
no6 Sri. 9lnno Sc. @ooorih bon Der
columbia llnioeriitdt, 9}ep Yorf,
cine 9lniprode bielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
Gtir6t i'm S5oIpital.

Der am Dicnitog gl6eno an Der
Gde BON StroBe ino Dob
ion Court in bclpuBtloiem 3ultonoe
curd Ocn @oIioiiteu @tiboel S. 600.
uc0 oufqehnocne, bis iett nod nibt
iocntifi3irtc wciBe 0lann 1T eeltern
glbcno i'm ,llnioeriitdts.SoipitoI &C.
itorben. Coroner Sellers bonn melt
liden 0iltrift bat cine llnteriudma
cinoeIeitct. Der &erItorbene mar
ltnqcfabr GO Sabre alt fiinf SUB uno
feds 8oa qrob, wog 165 @fnno mo
truo ldlpor5cu gIn5ug uno ebenlol'
chen 6ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-21
Gn Ser ..@ectinncn.S1nL[r.N q

Oos erite Der feds 8oglings &c.
citolc oes Snitihlts ocs prn. @oIter
IS. GbormburD fauo oeitern 9Ibeno
in Scr o@cetbobcnrSoIle," Ofr. 52L
9loro SomoroltraBc, itott. 9lu oeil'
iclben nobmen bic folgcuOcn $685.
lingc Sbcil: Sri. g(lno 9looB, SRI.
Bonnie @orfer. Sri. GborloiteSNorr
Sri. GRimlic 0Iobouler 9lonolo slll-
oerIon glrtbur 0obbin nno Alireo
airf. Ole onoeren Gecitale tinoen
om 90. uno 81. @2oi, B., g., inO TO-
Suni itatt.