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The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

Special Cahle tn The Washington Herald
Chicago. July 5.-The Chifeds took a
close game from the Packers, TO l, to-
day. Hendrix's home-run after Farrell
had singled in the third, scored Chicago's
two runs. Hendrix held Kansas City to
four hits. StovaITs double, Easterly's
single and a sacrifice fly scored the yisi-
tors run in the fourth Cullop allowed
seven hits and struck out eight Score:
r. Il. Z.
Kansas City,. 900 $500 81 o
ChicaEo......-..-...-. o o OI-2 l
Batteries-Cullop and EASterly; Hendrix and
Block. Umpires-Messrs. NGnsickle and Anderson
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
Brownies Capture Two
From Jennings Tigers
St. Louis Grabs Pair by 5 to 4
and 2 to 0 Scores-Games
Hard Fought. -
FIRST FOURTEEN INNINGS

Special 10 The Washington HeaH.
Detroit Mich, July 5-Detroit lost both
ends of a double-header to St Louis
today, to 4, and to 0. The first game
: went fourteen innings, and while erratic
on both sides was marked by brilliant
fielding plays and by some great pitch
ing in the pinches. Leary hit the winning
run
Weilmann and Cavet pitched the Sec
ond game The Detroiter allowed but
three hits, but a missed double play and
Scores:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
NAVAL MEDIcoS WIN.

The Naval Medicos won their fifth con-
secutive game today. by defeating the
TennanytoWn team on its grounds by
the score of to 6. Today the Medicos
will play the whitehsven Athletic Club.
The battery will be Bender and Myers.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
RUTT BEATS CLARKE.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Newark, n. J., July 5.-Walter Rutt. OF
Germany, defeated Jackie Clarke. OF
Australia, today at the Velodrome In
their revenge" match. Alfred Grends
took the ten miles open race from Rutt
by a very narrow margin with Clarke
only a foot behind. in third place
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

Runs-Turnrr Chapman q. Berger %. Deln-
mitt Fournier schAk. TWo-base hits-kirke 2).
Breton Three-hase hit-Demnitt. Sacrifice hits
Bodie o. Walsh. Double plsy-ChapnAn to La
;oie IN Kirke Bases on bsIls-Of Walsh. ); Of
HagermAn. 4: Of Faber. l. Struck. out-By
Walsh 5; by Hagerman, /. Umpires-Messrs.
Diueen and Connolly. Time Of game-l hour and
s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
CARDINALS LOSE
TO CINCINNATI, 7 TO 0
Rube Benton Twirls Great Ball. St.
Louis. Getting Three Scat
tered Hits.
snecial 70 Tha MashinEton Hrrald.

ST. Louis. July 5.-Benton was too
much for the Cardinals today and the
Reds won, Z to o. Only three hits were
made of the southpaw. and the only
runner to reach third was Miller. who
tripled in the second. Robinson lasted
until the fourth, when Steele came in.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
New Necklace Of Hcnds.

Many Of the new parasols are gath
cred in along the edge.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

Runs-NIoran. Niehcd Clarke Groh. Laros, Ben
ton. TWO-bSse hit--NiehOf Groh. Clarke. Roche.
Threc-baSe hit-Miller. Home un-Moan. Stolen
bases-Niebof u. Clarke Dolan. LArUss -, Lohr,
Roche Double plAy-Wilson to Miller. stTOck out
BY GrineT. !: by Steele. by Benton. ). BaSe on
balls-Oh Benton. 5: Of Robinson. Umpires-
Messrs KLEIN and EnsliF Time Of Eame-2 hours-
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

A tank with a capacity Of nearly 1,0O0 =
On gallons has been ordered from the
United States for the Peruvian oil fields
al Zorritos, this being in addition To an
other large tank recently installed there.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
SECOND GAME.

Runs-Shotten. c. Walker. Double plays-Vitt TO
Burns TO Baker; Austin to LaEan TO Leary; We'll
man to LRyan to Leary. Base on balls-Of GzTet.
Struck Out-By CGTet, 6; by Weimzn. s. I'm
Sires-MesSs. Evans and Egan. Time of game
1 hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

Very attractive and effective Is the COM
bination Of amber and cornelian beads
worn with the new suits. Other favorite
combinations are lapis and crystal. imi-
tation amber and Jet. cut and uncut am
Der.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
Rftcbie Is Happy.

Brighton. England. July 5.-This was
a day OF pleasure at our training camp,
We had many distinguished visitors,
among them George Considine. Bob Yer
non. Eugene CORR and many newspaper
men.
We had a jolly time. the feature being
a swimming contest between George Con-
sidine and my manager. Emil Thiry. The
distance was ten yards and the former
won on a foul.
private house near Olympia. My weight
after limbering up today was 1874 pounds
(Signed WILLIE RITCHIE.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

The prettiest afternoon dresses are al
most as simple as those for morning.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
Richie Will Win Out
In the Closing Rounds
George Considine, Famous Ring Expert. Says Welsh
Will Slow Up After Speedy Start-Champion
Is in the Finest of Condition.

to put up H.OO0 on behalf of Smiley"
Corbett's challenge. acting for Charlie
White. and the champion said he would
post an equal amount as soon as the
fight with Welsh is over
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
72S 18th Street
DR.. S. A. CZARRA

7S2 18th ST. n. W., Washington, ID. Q.
Treating Chronic and So-caled lncurabls DuseassA
sPEd1ALrY-Abdominal Complications. kidney.
Bladder Structure. Rupture and Plies cured without
operation Blood Posor. Erurtion. Private DfssassA
ETC., etc
Electro Treatment for Nervousness and GenerL
Debility. Onice hours from A. m 10 5 p. N
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Binghamton, l; Utica, ).
Binghsmton, Q; Utica, J.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
vICToRs, 8; OUTLAWS, 2.
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
National.
American.

YESTERDAYs RESULTS.
American. National
q Detroit O.
GAMES SCHEDULED
at a
New Yorka Brooklyn al oston.
OF
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

Two out when winning scored.
tBattcd for Humphries in the seventh.
.Batted for Pierce in the eighth.
PittshurTh. ................. 5000 $500 -
Chicago. 900 % o Is
Runs-wagnsr. Mitchell Gibson. Harmon. Leach.
Goode Safer, Zimmerman, Schultz Two-baSe hts
-Bresnahan, Mitchell. Leach. Home runs-saier'
Harmon Double plAy-M0Wrey to Yiox TO kon-
etchy Stolen bases-Carey cg. Viox ~. Leach.
Zimmermann. Schultz. Bases on balls-On Hum
phries, g. of Harmon. /: on 0Toole. STRUCK out
by Harmon. 2: By Humphries, 2; By smith. !;
Umpirts-MeSsrs. ouigley and EIsOn- TIns Of
game-3 hours and y ninutsA
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

jersey City, 0; Newark, S.
Jersey City. ;; Newark, 4.
Providence, z; Baltimore, 5.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

Kansas City al Chicago.
Baltimore at Brooklyn-
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

St Paul. /; Minneapolis, 9.
st. Paul. 4: Minneapolis, :.
Kansas City. 6; Milwaukee, g
Columbus. 4; Indianapolis. ).
Columbus, ?; Indianapolis. 5
Louisville, 4: Cleveland, Z
Louisville, eSCleTeland, )
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
CHIFEDS TAKE CLOSE
GAME FROM PACKERS
Hendrix's Home Run Gives links
2 to | Wctoy-St. Louis
Wins, E to 3.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicasp. :; Ksnsas City. |
St Louis s: Indianapolis. !
GAMES TODAY.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

Rated for Steele in eighth.
fBAtted for Wilson in ninth.
tBatted for Beck in ninth.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
FORT ERIE.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
A sUNsHADE CAPRICE.

'ApprentScs allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06

Cincinnati. Z; St Louis. o.
Chicago, 5; Pittsburgh,
The Washington herald., 1914-07-06
FIRST GAME.

Totals. - 8 q . !
sBafted for Hall in III
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-31
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Washington.-Meeting of senate
banking committee to hear Paul M.
Warburg, candidate for federal re-
serve board, will be called i'm
mediately.
London. - Underground railroad
men threaten to strike because they
have been referred to as microbes"
by official of the railway.
Paris.-Number of illiterates in
French army given as 33,140..
Washington.-TWo brawny police
women wanted by Sup't Sylvester
principally to catch mashes Will be
first feminine cops of capital.
Berlin.-Germany's expenses for
military and naval purposes this year
exceeded .$600,O0O.O0O, according to
Col. Richard Gaedke.
New York.-Nine and a quarter
millions of gold will go to Europe to-
day.
Washington-Two Moons, rs, vet
eran of Custer massacre and one of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-31
WHAT THE GUILT WIFE SAYS

DO believe, oh, do believe, that my
husband is suffering so cruelty now
for being so extraordinarily noble and
true to the sinful woman he married.
Although. too late, am telling the
truth at last. My husbands love for
me is such that l believe he will even
now forgive the folly and sin I am
guilty of and for which, God knows,
l am suffering.
Today, one Of the rare occasions
on which / am free from pain, have
written in full the confession Of my
guilt. By my long silence my poor
young husband has been unjustly
convicted, although absolutely and
entirely innocent of the cruel charge
brought against him.-Ruby Shave
Cameron.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-31

greatest fighters Cheyenne nation
ever produced, visited Pres. Wilson
yesterday.
Springfield, III.-Sec'y of State
Harry Woods served with summons
to answer mandamus petition to COM
pei him to open files Of petitions Of
candidates for September primaries.
Observation-Disclosures of Illinois
Democratic delegates protested
against rumor that Charles r. Crane,
Chicago, may be selected as member
Of federal reserve board.
Sheboygan, Wis.-Feared crew of
steamer Jupiter lost at sea.
Racine, Wis.-Paul Smith, motor
man, seriously injured il head-on coll
lision between two cars. Passengers
bruised.
Racine, Wis.,. C. GoIding, pro-
prietor of saloon, fined for selling
liquor to young girls. Surrendered
license.
Detroit.-chas. Sherman, Swede,
arrested, charged with assaulting
Patrick ]. Boyle and several of boat
crew of steamer Eastern States.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-31

Now that the truth is known
through her own willing acknowl-
edgement l have great hopes that the
House of Commons will give me vim
dieation.-Cecil AyImer Cameron, ex-
lieutenant, 96th Field Artillery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-23

My son." said the conscientious
father. your punishment has hurt
me as much as 1t hurt you. ! am In
very depressed state Of mind.
Yes" answered the youngsler.
but yours is only one Of those
Psychological deprcssiOns."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-23

business Man explaining when
they say money is easy they mean
simply that the supply is greater than
the demand.
His wife-Goodncss, shouldn't
think such a thing possible
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-23

been caught trying to break into a
store ON Second street His confession
led to the arrest of the others and all
confessed, telling the details of q we'll
orcJuizcd band of young thieves
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
,sna WluuieD.eun0cutiun.


Tr 90. 9. Geiduro uon goi6inator.
GoumtD ais Ganoioot fiir ben
9lmocs Scnot nomilirt.- Die
@onareB Ganoioaten SboS. g.
So0iou am Oihifer mo g. s..
aeiouoer pom peitli6eu @iom.
louo in0giiirt.
Die StootS Gonocutiou ser @ro-
greiiipen ipurOe acIieru inn Sotcl
&enuert gebolten uuo cine @lotform
anaenonlmen in pelber Oie 3ooie'
pelti6e @lotiorm BON &euenl in.
ooiiirt milroe. Gie Convention nun.
oe BON Srn. S. Stuart NfocGonol0
5ur Gr0nung gerufen unO Damn
iibergob oerieIbe ben @oriib an Srn.
GbaS s. 9onoparte. (
Iie iibliben Gomiten fir @2au.
bate unO 9ei6liiiie erleoigteu lih
ibrer 9(rbeiten biunen fiir5er 3eit,
unO nod glnnabme Ser @latforn
wuroe Or. &c. 9. Gcidaro bon
@aibington-GorntD ais Gouoiout Ser
Frogreiiipeu fir Oen 9imoes- -Senot
nominirt, nohoem Gin S6rei6eu BON
Dem @r-Seuator Geo. g. @elington
perleieu mar, OoB CT 8wor OerbinOert
iei, an Ser GonOentiou Sbeil 3u neb-
men ooh weroe er Oie nominirten
Gouoioaten oitf oas Guergii9ite un-
teritiiben.
9ls GanOiOot fir GonareB i'm er.
item 2iitrift puroe Serr Sbomas 2.
Sooion BON Someriet.GountD ino
alS Gonoi6ot fir GonoreB I'M feds
ten 0iitrift @err g. =. Gefouper BON
6reoerid-Golrip bon Der Gonuention
inooiiirt.
Gie 9iia N}ooie 6eeeu 3wor ni9t
bic Noiimng, roeno eincn i6rer
Ganoioaten 81 crwGbIen ood woQcn
iie NIT Oeu 9lomiuationen ibre Craa.
niiatiou 5uiammeu 6altcu nm in Der
glotioual-Sonpaane in 3lpci SSa6rcu
i'm StanOe 3u ieiu fir 6rn 9looie.
belt ais @rdiioentidaftS. .Ganoiooten
5u itimHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
aIcine lInfaNc.


Ter 9lrbeiter 4 91un5el nit eineni
SddoeI6rnd I'M Sppoorom an
ser 9lorO-gutan-S -SroBe aufqe-
nuoen.
Qnt Ser @de BON Sowaro- mo
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9lodmittag filr5 Dor ll6r cin nit
Giicnro6ren belaocner mo pou s. s..
Niniom 95r, 1873, g2eit SSeit-StroBe.
aclcnttcr @oaen Der Tirma Games
9iobcrtion 9tr. fO6. SopfinS Elacc,
nit einen StraBeu6abupagoon Der
II Sparroms @oint-Sinic~ 2ln Dem
SiroBen6a6nwo9gou 0inaen bel ocm
3niammenitoBe ne6rerc 6euilcridc-
ben in Sriimmer
&nobe ii bcrfn6ren
Wiit einen Qe6rohcnen @cin mur0c
aeiiern 9IbeuO Ser Z Sabre altc Sobn
6ilepolr3 pon 9lr. 1881, Gaitern.
9IOcnue, uah Dem st. Soicp6s- 500
ipitoI ge6ro6t uodoem er BON eineni
%oaen Der Sitter 9or Co. Der
non So6u leihmanu bon 9Sr. 503,
Siio-GlrleU. .StroBc geiteueri lpuroe,
on Der @dc BON 9Qiceamo-StraBe
lln0 9roaomou ii6eria6ren porOen
mar. Ter 9lame oeS anaben fonnte
crit ieiigeiteat meroen ais iid ieinc
Whittier auf Die @oli3eiiiotion bega6,
nm nah i6rcm Sobne 81 irageu oer
lllht nah 0aitie gefommen mar.
Stiir3teDom 6o6rra0
Slls er auf ieiuem So6rraoc eini,
&c aunititiide pro6irte, fieI ocitern
g'odmittog Ser 70 Sabre olte @eo.
@onfer bon 0}r. 1869, 9}oro-GoIling.
ton.gIpeniie, in Der &orforo.9iooo, in
Der g1d6e oes Carbohydrates, bon
iciuem 9looe imo 6ro9 iid oas
Sdliiiiel6cin Ger ana6e puroe
bon ieincm 0nfel SSeiic 94oot, BON
yfr 1852 Gasmell .StraBe, nod Dem
St. Soiepbs 0oipitaI gebradt, bon
mo aus er nod Soiie oeionot wurOe,
llaHocm i6m Gin &crbono augelegt
looroeu por
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
@e6aItserl56nnncn empfuNIcn.


Sibuug Der SduI6eboroc. Dor.
idldge fiir solar gIufbeiicrrn.
Gen misaear6eitct. lluqcio6r
$4,000 0afir criorOerlid.
Sn Der aeitrigeu Sibimg ser
SHul6e6oroc legtc oos Spe5iolGo,
mite nodiie6enoes Sdemo fiir 2e6.
rer &e6altser6o6un9en Dor ii6cr
weIde Sic ShuI6e65rOe am uddncn
Gonncritog 6cihlieBen miro
2e6rer all Glementor. Sfulen: @rs
Gobmg pon $500 auf $500; 500 PRO
So1r. Cies miir0e insgeianumt oas
9ii0get nm @i5.S50 er606eu.
SduI Erin5ibole; Gr6o6ung bon
$1,000 auf $500; 500 jd6rlih
3ei6eu 2e6rer Grb06ung bon
$500 ouf $500; $50 id6rlid.
9ldb 9e6rer Gr6o6ung BON 500
oui $500; jd6rlic6 $50.
Sod 9e6rer Gr6o6ing BON
$500 ouf 5000; id6rli9 $50.
SouofcrtigfeitS 9c6rcr glusoe54
mtng ocS alariual @e6olteS bon
5000 ouf oae Sonoierti9feits-2 -2e6rer
@roftiidc 2e6rcr am Se6rer Se.
niuor: grb01ung BON $500 auf
$1,000.
9e6rcr ser &or6ereituns Sdu.
len. Gr6o6ung BON 5000 oui $1,000;
$50 iabrIih.
kindergarten 9e6rer gr6o6rng
bon $500 anf 500; $50 jdbrlid6.
ainoergarten 9Iiiiitenten Grbo-
bung BON S40O auf $500; $50 i66r-
lid.
Surnle6rer: Gr606ung BON $500
od $500, $50 id6rlih
2oboratoriums 2liiiitenteu. Gr'
6obuug bon $500 oii $70O; $50 id6r.
lid.
Siilis 9liiiltenten fiir Eirnlebrer'
efb66ung pon $3.50 oui $500
Slaes 5uionmengenommen lpiiroen
oicic @e6oltscr6o6nnaen i'm Safe
ibrer @emiligrng cine 9elaihmg pes
9iiogcts Inn un9eidbr meiterc $780,
900 beocuteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01


%rdiiocnt 0ouicl Niaoro pon scr
Baltimore 0bio.9o6n, mcldcr ser
eonIercn5 Der @rdiiocntcn mo Scr
treler oer oeri@ieoenen oitlidcn GRO
pen Sabnen IN 9lou.Norf bcimo6nte,
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oer 3lollbenltaatIicben Nanocls. .Gom.
n'lllloll ~ SSoibington am 10. Sftos
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pro5cnt Srahtrateu Grbo6ima ge-
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dpl l~r'' Arlcaes alIi oen @a6nucrfc6r in
sl'uerltd iuio Oos 3ufiInitiQc ,Sinons
Sql''m bnwciien mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
3nr cluincn glnhe.

@cIiern N1orqcn miroe 5rn Sris
aitta Suhstiscr, ecb- GoS9roOe, Don
9n. 1871, g1oro 9rooforoitroBc oie
lcbtcn Dienitag i'm 9Iltcr bon AS
yobrcu ans Dem 2e6eu idieo, pom
Eraucr6ouic ats ouf Oen 81. @r.
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fer in ser ct. @tboels-&irde ourh
@otcr Cbredt cine &equicm-Nlelle
fir ibr SceIcn6eil gclcicu moroen
mar. Oic &critorbenc muroe in Sr.
lono geboren uno fom I'M Sabre
1887 ndd Baltimore. 9ldt Sabre
Ipdtcr ber6ciratbcte iie iib nit Srn.
g. Suc6Sligcr, Scr iie nit icincn bel
ocn Sobncn Gouroo uno Sobn
NlhSluQer ii6erlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
@L6AIider sOO

g9d6reno Der glrbeit puroe 9eltern
F2adnittog ser 70 Sabre olte Sim.
mermann George Smell bon gSr.
siS, 9loro.Gurolines5troBe, IN Dem
Soiiie BON Sones Gnaclmann glr.
1896, 9loro .9rooomop, bon einenl
S5er5i6loa 6efallcn mo itarb. Or.
glAn. 6. Sanorod bon 9lr 1912,
0rooopau. Der 6erbeigerllIen muroe,
fonnte nnr ocn zoo oeS betagtei
Nlonnes icititellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
,6r. ggilliam NnQle cruannt.

0ic n5eoerol 9leieruc 9ebOroe" IN
geoi6inqton Bot ocitcru Die gtoHcn
ser .G~ Gircftorcn iiir Die Dcrldie'
ocucu 6eoerol 9leieruebonfeu er.
nonnt. Sir Ole u6eOerol.9feierpe.
Nonf in 93ic6nono. 81 weIder 9oltl.
morc ge6ort. murOcu Die folgenoel
Scrren ernannts S9iaiom Sngle,
Baltimore, 8cieroe 9lgent uno Dor
libcr; SomeS VI. W}oncure, @iilfs
glQent uno &icc &oriiBcr; Ni. 3. s..
0ouperneur gSilmirgton gl,-G.
@r. SSralc lit &ice @rdiioent Der
.W}edonts @1ehanics 9onf" uno in
Tinon3freiien ais Elm bocbit eriobre.
ncr iinO 5nOerldiiiger Ninnn betonnt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
N6ren glerlchnnaen crIenrn.

Dic Al 5obrc alfc 6rml SoroD ..
Sownieno bon glr. 25A3. Green.
mount 9lpcnue. oic Iceten 6rciiog
sic Ae1crtreYpc bimmterrcl uno ons
redte Soonogclenf bro@, ionic cinen
Shdoelbrnh oouon tuig itarb ae-
itcrn 9I6eno i'm u2Iagemcincu NlorD.
lauo Soipital mobn iic oui Pin,
oronuug ban Or o. ". @iuraatroDo
bon glr, 2537 @recnmnmt 9lpenue,
oer iic 6ebouoeltc gebroAt moroet
NOR. 0ic 6rou 6otte lid in oel
Setter begcben nm NtIh bcraui 81
bolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

9ln bic &eoottion ocS 0Dcltlden
Gorreiponoenten" n98orum oer0f-
fentli6en Sie feline @crInitliden Der
0eItcrrcihcr lmo llnaorn in Sbrcr
8citung2 Gin oiterreibiiher Sc
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DoDcm 00euiic6en Gorreiponoen.
ten" 1T cS bisbcr niht n0olih gene.
len 0itcrrei@iide Gerlnitliiten 81 cr.
bclten oo oer @oiWerfebr untcrbro.
deu 1T 9lud onpereu oeutiden Sci.
tln9en IN oeu Scr Stooteu lit 0os
nitNl 0elmaen. Die Me0nttion. AZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
Sonsunnmcrm fiir eonraOille.

Gic Gommiliare iiir Baltimore
Golmp 6obcn geitem beihIolien cine
reqclrcdtc 9lilmmcririmg Der Sdiier
in 9auraOiae ourAaiiiibrcu. Gie
&dldcr iolcn in @lodS uad Dem Ne.
cimaliuitem norfirt pcroen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
C5eIo ons llinno ueridjlunnOcn.

,Srou Goitb @uoion BON glr. lol4,
Oit.grcitonitraBe, ma@tc acltern bic
@ria6rpng. ooB eS ourAaus nlpt
rat6Iam it, @clo in einem Riano
aui5ubcmobrcn. Sie batte IN penn
Biono $40 oufae0oben 9lls lie oas
@elo braudte cutoedte lie, CAB es
pcridmlmocn mar. sic meloete oen
0iebitabl Der @oIi6ei-
Sin Gieb itieg ourh Gin aeIlerTen-
tier in sic 8o6nin9 Oes Sorn &enrp
VI. aoeniq, 9lr. 1884 @arlem-2lUe,
mo ourHilhtc aac Sdnblaoen lmO
aditcn Der @l00cl i'm Speiie5mmcr.
0ic @eltc Oes imcrmimidtcn Se.
iuhcrs bciiano aus elmer &orltcdno.
0cl i'm @ertbe bon $l5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
9Sanat frii6 an.

Inter Der 9IniMuloigliug, ougcb-
LID mertbloie GbedS Dcrousgo6t 5il
DobeL oorunter einrn al oic 9ro.
eueric bon Sdou5e, ode gfort6 mo
FennlDlponiagIoenle ipur0e geltern
oer crit Is Sabre olte g9iaian
Vemp, ongeblih BON Ger. 1912, Glif-
lon'slpenue, Oerbaftet uno in oie
lloroweltlidc @oli5eiItotion einecIie.
lerf er miro iib beute i'm Sugeno.
Veritt 5ll Derantiuorten boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

Scr 0criobnimgstag Der 6sraell'
ten wuroc geiteru mebr geieiert, olS
in picleu irii6eret Sa1rcn. IS mar
elm Gag oeS 6olieus, um0 Der Eag
lurroc ii6croa itritt inne9ebalten.
Sm gitop.@loce. Sempel bielt Dob.
bincr @m 9ioienau cine cr9relTcnoc
9srcoigt, III melher CT crnabnte, IN
ii6 3ii ge6eu iino ib ielbit erfeuncn
All lcrnen. Seine gon5c &coe coli-
5entrirtc iidb in Dem @eoonfeu; rSle'
&c Dcinen 9idhiten lpic Did lelblt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

g8aibinqtut 30 September
SSoriaeieBie Gonieren5en Der IeRIor
froten beioer Sdllier oentcn oarnuf
bin, Bob bic @ldue 0litte Gtiober
&ertaamg oeS Gouareiies eiliiretcn
81 laiien eriolarecb ourdaciii0rt
iuer0cu fonnpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

Gas .lGarDlduocr 2anopirt0.
iaaiilidc Goaes" BAT aciiern be-
iAloIien IN oQen 1beilcn oes Stoo.
tcs @ortraac iiber lonomirtblRait'
li6e 6rogeu 6oIten 5u lolleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

Gl &oio Ger, 80. September
&illo's Srlppen ariflen irob Der
@orhercitinaen 3H llnierbanolunaef
Soltino at mlo nabueu 9areoor
Den giieubabutuoieupuutt Smiihcu
Eorreou lmo Moutereg Se Srup
pen GarranjaS leiiteten nun gerin
sen MiOerliano
@eucral SranciSco @iaa iii unit
Ieiuent Stab iuo ben Nlitglieoern
ocS 5rieoeus.Goniic's in Jacdti
Nlerifo eilaetroiien @oraisiIalt.
lihmiro moraeu Sic eriie 9onicrcil5
itattiinOcn Inn bic 1iiicren3en yui.
ideu&illa uno Garran3a bei3Ieaen
&r1ii0cnt 9eiIiui eraamie ae-
tern 9eniamu q. @Ieoioe oou San
@eruar0ino GaIs sum @na0esrih-
ter iiir oen iHoliheu Tiitritt poH
Californian
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

llnicr E6co0or @cinber8ers SeI'
tuna purOe III Der aeitrigcn reht
gut 6eiu6ien SingituuOe ocs Sc.
iouapereins uSrobiiun" in ieineal
Gm6lofole. an Ser 6reoerid 9luemie,
cifria uuO fleiBig oeiibt 9Srdliocnt
Scnro 5l3loic6 iii6rte oiiiitirt pom
Scfretdr @roots s-Siloebroiot IN per
ouihlieBeuoen @eihaitsiibuua ocn
Qoriib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

@ofbingtolt 30. September
Someit bier betaunt 1T nil oie
Siirfci i6rc betannt 81 benc 9lbiiht
oHSii6rcn igO ale &crtrdac BON
morgm ob iiir ni9tig erflorcu Die
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-17
AssAuLTlNc THE EDITOR

The editor of the Key West Journal
has been endeavoring to bring about
moral reform and regeneration in
that city, and for the labor of his
pains and as reward for his activ-
ity he has been given bruises and
stripes.
The editor of the Journal says:
1.-THE editor of the Morning Journal
is thankful that he can have his dis
eased body bruised for the sake of
Key Vests moral redemption. Some
wounds are disgrace, but those
gained in a battle for women and chill
dren, wives and daughters are badg-
es of honor, and the editor is by no
means ashamed of the bruises receiv-
ed. We believe that this is but the
beginning of the cleaning up of Key
West morally, and any personal in
jury that may come to us will be ac-
copied as a tribute we make to our
friends who believe in a clean Key
West"