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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

N'Nt 4NpCWOlBCN [NtDC hllDAWNilt+
Srai DlarD 8. Gurr9 bon SIeetitraBe
erIciOet id6redli6o @ranOpunOeL
lpclden lie i'm st. Soiep6s so.
ipital crliegt llniaa erre9t
groBe sluiroguua in Der 9}oa6or
i9aft.
SSn SoIge iur6t6arer gron0muus
oen Die iie iicb geiicru acgeu 9 ll6r
gl6eros 5u5og itar6 sic ungefdbr 40
Sabre alte Marg Is. Gurrp, Die inter
Dem 9laueu oSoii~ betornt mar m0
IN glr. l436. 5leetitraBe, po6utc,
5mei Shm0en ipdter i'm St,Soiepbs-
6oipitol.
Ter &oriall erre9te an Scr 6lect
StroBc cine aemoltige 9luiregung
oa ser 6albpcrbranutc &orper Ser
GurrD obue icoc @ctleioung auf Ncr
StroBe lag, bis sic Seuerruc6r cr-
icbien Gas Seuer wurOe bon 5ranf
@o5nidf bon 9}r. 1886, 6IcetitruBe,
cnt0edt, Ocr iib nit 5loie Smit6 i'm
5mciten Stoduerfe oui6ielt. 9tls
3auh in oercn 3iinHer orong cilte
er bic Srcppe 6inunter in0 fauo bic
GlrrD dlli Dem 9oocn liegcu, ud6.
reno 0oS Sofa imO Sic &leioer Ser
@lrrp 6rauutcu @r rB ser 9ctte-
rcu i0mmtlibe aleioun9sitiide pom
Seiee mo trug iie nui sic StroBe.
&n ser 3miiden5eit cribieneuioie&o.
li5iiien Bates iuio StouSburD, Die
Oo5 5cner critidten ,Sn ser 3pi.
icbcn5cit erif6icil Die ,Sclicrrc1r sic
poa eincm 9aiiontcn olornIirt mpr
Sen por Gicic bcOcdten sic BE-
ipuBtloic Iron nit cincul Ceppicb
un0 6roAtet lie naM Dem Sauic 9tr.
i440, 6leetitroBc. Bon BORT pur0e
iie in ser 9lmbulan5 ocs oitlihen 81
itrittcs noc6 0cm ct Soiep6s-Soipi.
tai gcbrodt no sic 9lcr3te ir0c &oii-
nng oufgo6en Ter 6rou iuor Die
Saut am gan5et &6rper a6gcbrount
10 OaB oaS 6leiidb 81 ie6eu wor Sic
lag otiHeiueno auf oem Soia, Oos
ourG 0eu iii Ser 9tdhe iiebcuocu
Gfcn Seier iing % Tie icit Sabren
oui Der linten Scite oelG5mt mar
fouute iie iid nicbt raid genug er5e.
beu
sSn elmer aaiiette 6efanoeu iidl per.
i6ieoene GeriitbernaS %apicre lmO
Gin 9ant5uG, oaS Gin @utbaben uou
$9005S olimieS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

@aitor 0ietria s. Steiiens beain9
oeitert iciu 25.jd5riges Subi.
larm ols Secliorgcr oer @}artiui.
@cnenoe. 3ablrei6G Gratn-
Iationcu BON 9}ob lmo 6ern laNs
len 5l oem 6eittaee cin. Dor
gen iinoet ein ieitlidcr enpiong
i'm S6ulbauic itati.
Tie @emeinoe Der epangelii4lu
t6crii9en Martiutairdc an Scr Gde
hon sharp. lmo Seurietta. StraBe
icierte geitcrn cas 25.id6rigc 9lmts
2u6ildum ieines Sceliorgers. oes
&oitors Gietrid S. Steiiens, ser arH
n. glpucmber tsS9iu Duhtb. @liii.
oroinirt wor0cn mar. Son Der &ofol.
Gonferen3 @}iiioltri.5pnooe marca
ais @rdtulonten Eaitor Gbr. aii6u
pon Der ct. &alass @eucinoc, Src.
mont 9lpenuc lm0 Sarotogas StraBe,
@aitor 5iih. Grid, oer Gmigranten-
Wliiiioudr, Eaitor SuiS 9ioe6m ser
st. Safo6i-@cmeinoe IN Gperlaa,
@aitor Niartin Corn bon Der ct.
&aulS.@eucinOc iii @lcnburnc m0
&oltor @enob 51ro0er bon oer 0rci.
ciuiafcit5s @cmein0c i'm lNuibin0fon,
.. g., eri1iencn. Foitor Scno6
51r0ocr biclt sic @rc0igt ino ASa-
itor Gbr. &iibn iidcrbraAtc bic oiti.
5ie1en @Gidipiini6e ser SpnoOe.
@ratllationcn tuaren icrner ein8c.
troficn bon 0cr ct, 5tepbans.Sc-
meinOc iii Gnllt6, Wiiii. ocr St gc
tri.@cmein0c iii Tor1cltcr. Nisc,
mo ocr 5t. @tarfns.@cmGiu0c in
Gctroit a}id., ioiuic Uou 5o6lreitben
pori0nliden 6rcmOcn Ocs Snbilurs
Sm 9iamcn ocr @emciuoc gratll
lirte Ger Grdiioent ocs airbGnsgor
itanOcs, Gerr IS. 6. 9liippcl Sin
iboner .DlabagonD SildD pnr0c pon
Der 5iaot.Gonieren5 Der &aitoren
un0 3ablreiAe mertbpolle @eideute
Oon 0er @cneinoc, ocn aM0uHcrs
@crein> DER SonntaasiHulc lno
oem mSl9cnO.&crcm" Dem ,Subilar
iibcrreI9i.
@lor9en Ueraniialt Scr u5roucn-
&crein" einen @mpfangs.9beno Jpn
S4ul6mde, 5il ocm ale Yoltorcu Ser
Stoot umO ,5reltn0e 0es %aitors 5tci
iens 6er5d6it cingelaOen iinO; ein
6eiou0eres 6eilprogromm lit oa5n
6creits nlfgcitcGt worOeu lIntcr
Setting 0es G6or- -Dirigcntcn ino
0rganilten scr @emeinoe, 6r. Geo.
9cnnett miro Der SirAenAor me0.
rere 2ieoer 3lm &ortrag brin9cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
gicRcu SmucIcn im Sid.


eiHbreder, lUelde Die @obnliug BON
gruit Gonuen6erg 6eiu6ten, nab
Wno i6rer 9lrbeit eeit0rt. @luB.
ten Sdmudiadcn 5uriid(aiien
mo mahten mir geringe 9eiite.
@erfuegener SHaBenrau6 in
9loroHit-9oltimore.
43eh 6atten eiu6re6er. melde Die
@obnng bon Srn. GruIt 9ouncn-
berg 9lr. 1856, 2inoeu-9lpcnue, be.
Iudten g3uGoem iie Ourd Elm 2idt-
ieniter in oos @eb1uoe geitiegen ma
rem iin0 Sdmudia6eu i'm @ert5e
pom $500 geflm0eu unO in ein Ia-
lhentrd gepodt batten purOen iie
oerldeliht lm0 nulBten 10 ihnell pic
moglid 9ieiBaus ncbmen 10 Dab iic
Die SHmadioben gang DergaBen lno
otelelbeu 3uriidlieBen. Gle erberlte-
ten ieood $50 in @oloitiiden, melde
9r. Gannenberg Don 6reunoen &c.
ldenft betommen bate lnO ouf6e-
uo5rte @erponotc Oes Srn. Iou-
nenberg ueriheubten bic Giu6recbcr.
Bon StroBcnrdu6er onges
9rtffcn.
lIncrldrodeu me6rtc iic6 6rl.Mor
9aret @eQciu BON 9lr- 1901, 9lorO.
GaaasitroBe, gegen eiuen StraBcn-
roubcr, bon oen Iie an 0cr Gde Der
6eoeral- mo @oenitraBe ocgenii6cr
oer oortigen ofientlibeu Shule al.
aeariffen wir0c. Ser lln6efannte
tom pl0blia ouf iic los nno Der
longtc ibr @el0 Gr oro6tc, tie 3u
milrgen falls iie nm SHlfe rufcn
mllroc. SRI. @cQcin 6iclt lid o6er
an Dem @onnc felt im0 idrie nm
quite. Gcrielbc ga6 ibr Damn cinen
StoB gcgen bic 9mtit clttriB ihr SOS
oler GoIlarS cnt6oltenNe SonOtdidl-
wen mo crgrifi Sic 6lucbt. &cridie-
oene sD1dnner ua6men oieGerfclglng
al't fonnten 0cn StroBenrdu6er
oocr niht cin6olen Sic 4oli3ci oes
norooltlihen GiitriftS Fat eine quite
0eldreibnnN ocs Monncs.
Inter oem @crOodt ongeblic6 Sen
SiraBeurou6 begouaen SIT 6abcL
,Vnroe geIiern 9l6eno gegcn s llbr
oer y Sabre alte @m &rig6t, alias
SDorles Wliler, con Or. 422. 9ioro-
0rontltroBe Don oem Goli3iiten 8
W. Sind uer6aitet unO in Die mitt,
lere Foli5eiitotion ein9clieiert. aur5
lQd) elmer gcrboitng miroe er Sri.
&ollelu poraciii6rt Geie ingte, oaB
%ria6t uidt ser Munn lit, ser iie De.
raubt Bot worauf @oIi5ei 2ieute-
nant Seperton bic gntlnlimg oes glr.
gqtonten onoronete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
lluflarc Situation.


Su ser 0lepiblif gierifo Sim
iiige gtadridten otS Scr Staot
@}crifo uuo iAledltc aus glguoS
Galieutes. aoniul siliman
iteat frinolide 9eilegims oer
9iifercn5cn ii slusiibt
@oibingtom 10. 93opcm6er
9cim StaotSOcportcment trafen
heutc aus @lcrifo mic6tigc Tepcibcu
ein iie lieBeu ober bic 9eamtcn iebr
oariibcr im 8weifel mas III @irt
lihfeit in ser ilIoIiAeu Rcpublif Dor
oebt.
Die eritc mor cine aoniular Sc
peide aus 9lgtas Galieutcs uuo tiiil
oigte an, oaB General GSuticrre5, 0cr
pon Ser Convention 5um proDiiori
ihcn %rdiioentrn Bon @}erifo u.
naint wuroe, gciteru bon Gurran5a
pcrlaugte oab oerieIbe imer6al5
bon "a Stunoeu dis critcr Gbcf Der
Gonitihitionaliiten reIignire.
0ie 3meite Dcpeihe fom pom aon
I'LL Silimom oen peri6nliden Der
tretcr Oes %rdiioenten @iliou III Ger
Stoot Wlerifo uno beioatc, onB oic
NlogGhteit elmer frieolihen 8ci.
leguug Der Iifferen5cn 8miidlcn Gar
ron8a uno oer 9l1uas Golienies. Gou4
BENTON beute giinitiecr ieI mie il
3lipor felt 0eni 9ruh. &r Silimon
crfldrt General @lnnco. Der @eiebIs
bo6er Scr Garrou5aErlp III Der
gtoot @lerifo, boba i6u infornirt
oaB elm llcbcrcintommell oitrM mel
dies iiN 0ie SiIDrcr Der tdmpien0en
6oftiouen iiel Uerpflinteu ibre Diiie.
ren5cn obuc weitcrc Scinoieliatciin
5ll ihlihten 8upcriidtlidl crmortct
mcrOc.
Spdtcre 0cpcihcu ans g(auas Gd-
Iicutcs 6ciagau Scncral GHlticrc5
tabe Garran5a iniormirt Dab ge9cl
i'm iaGS e. niht e5utierre5 Ser
lon9en bis Sonntag 9lbeno beautmor.
tc, Elm oaecueines &orgegen onge
oronet mer0c.
9eiOc gguoS Galicntcs 1epeiAeu
iruaen oos aeitriae Gatum oic bic
iigcu 9ealnten miiien a6cr nidt 90
0aS llltiuotimr Garran5d erreidte.
cbe &oniul Siaman icine Depeidlc
a6iunoie.
GoH Dem 6eridteten @affcnitiI
itono 5miicben ocn Garran8o uuo
&iaa-Eruppen bis sum 20. glopem
Fer iuurOe III fcincr Scr aa oas
5toatsoepartemaut 9erihtcteu 0epe.
ihen etpos crm1bnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

Inter 9eitmg ieines Girigentet
Carl 9odou probtc gcltcrn Der @es
ionaucreiu n9lrion" ~ Scbmaun'S
solIc fleiBig fir Oas moreen gIbeno
itatiiinoenoc 5tiituugSiclt mo
GolBcri. Gie SEER oic in Seb'
mauu's Sollc Itatiiinoct pcripridt
rad Sen geItrigcn 2eiitmgen oeS
Cjeiouguercins beionocrS aemtBrcid
ino iutcrciiont 3il peroen gHn on0es
rel Stellc ocS nGorrelponoeutenT
lit ollf Oas Scit 6eionocrs 5in9cpie.
ion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
ed0oner uet sInt6Oup~ UerIoreu-

Solffar q. @., 15. 9lopembcr.
Ger 56oouer a5t. g(ntDonp, "
aupitdu gg. 8, Gatcs nit eeniiidtcr
9oouna bon ct Sobn nod Selma,
q. q, ouf Der 6o6rt it om 6reitos
iu cineu Shtrm ltnerbol6 oes 9lo.
Docaie Soiens geitranoet. @ou ser
iiini 0lonn itorten @eiotlinq lit nnd
elmer aeitcrn einsetroifcnen @leIoung
mn elmer gcrcttct moroen Das S@iff
iit pollitdnoig perloreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
Nnf &eraniiounasfo6rt 6ellOdlen.

9lll eIner glnto-5pa5ierfabrt naA
9'9blmotoluu iii 9uOipia ged son
eape Charles Git0, ga, iini ieine
SYelotolhc, mcldc $50 cntbrlt, be.
lloDlen iuoroen. CT bcI6uloiqt 9lr.
tVHr =. Scbo 80 ,Sa6re ait, Ser an
ocr Sao H. StraBe hi Soio6louo.
lololl l. pobnt, mo sen % ,So6re alien
S9elter %uo6 BON g2r. 1925, 1ait.
,spel'ae ...e mel1e i'm ouf ser 6a6rt be.
9lelleien y oes DiebitobIs. Die beioen
sgepal'niea beitreiteu cmpbotiid oos
~ 'g.''u oar Sdlt gelegte GerbrcHen.
S'e 'puroen in Scr mittlercn Stotion
ogH, ~ ~ oFo.l5e'rIntcr @oIocn inter ic
$1,000 Silrai@oit ocu @ruBeei6wu.
eenen iiberantporict.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
gscrein OeatItlsr iSreimanrer.

csu GlagqctFS Sallc, 9}r. GA
91oro 1Sremont glueune 6ielt Der
Gerein oeuiicher 6reimollrer bon
@iarDlono ieine regelnaBige W1o.
notsDerianmlun9 ob, grdiioent Mar
Souig fiibrte Den Goriie lmO Setrc.
tdr @eorge SimneI6e6er oos Broto.
foll @s lulroe 6eidloiien ON 70.
Ge5ember Oas ahte Stiihugsfelt
Der6unOen nit Qruoermabl uno 9e.
ontenma6l in Glaggetts Solle ob5p'
baIten. gin Der geitrigen @eriamm,
hng na6men etuo 100 &erionen
G6eil. Bon beiouocrent Sntcrclle
mar iiir Die glnweien0en Gin &pr.
trog iiber 6reinourcrei Den Serr
So6n 4. Gnior pon Ser @lt Dioriabs
2o9c, IN @crtreting oes pcrbinoer'
ten Tibtcrs oes oritten Su0iciql.
oiItrifts, 7rouf s. Glmcolt biclt
Ger 9(bcuo perlici in ieoer Siniiht
in gemiit6lidiicr nuo 1ornouiiAer
99ciie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
0OlOr0O0's gcraltntr uadlaic6ia,

g8ni6tngton 15. gtopenbcr.
81 elmer &erbaaOluug init 5etre
tar @ilion iibcr Die olrd ocn Strife
i'll Colorado aeihoffenc 5ihtotion
moren geitern ste BON Ger @imocs
9iegicruna ernonnten 9ermittlerc
@iaiom y. 6arieu ino &omea "a
bis Bier Sic iino crit fiir8Iih aus
oeut Gtritege6iet 8triidgefebrt ncdl
0em lie bel Ocr 9ln6ringiuag 0eS pm
@rdiiocnt @ilion ioWobl sen Se
tricbslcitcrn, mic ben gcrqleutcn an
ecratbenen &cruIittehinasporihIag
niitacboliet botten Dic Sesteren
Habeu ocu &orid9Iag augcHommetb
ober bic @ctriebslciter baben ibn oer
morfei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
&ritgsnaGri6ttn.
2 lie Eiirfen beieBcn peril.
de Sta0t.

Etc Eiirfen beieBcn peril.
i@e 5taDt
2ouoom IS. gSob. Ger Gon-
itontinopel Gorreiponocnt ser Geus
teriAen 9ladridteu 9Igentir ianOtc
i6cr Berlin cine Iepei6e fol1enoen
Subolts
gEiirtiiae Irappen 6aben Gotur,
cine Sta0t BON 5000 Ginpobncrn in
Der perIiiden Bro0inj 9l5erboiiou be.
iebt pelAe bisber in Sen Sdnoen
ser 9iuiieu mar Gic ruiiiibcn Eutp-
pen plrocn geihIagan uno iloben.
9ritiihe Iruppen iino nabe Soo
an Der @iiite Der 4roUi8 BON @asro
i'm periiihcn @olf gelauoct porocn.
g9dbreno ser 2on0ung wnr0en iie
angegriiien uno Derloreu GO Nimn"
9ritti@e &crluitc
2onoon t5, g1opcmber. GaS
offi3elle &reBbureau ueroiientlihte
6eutc orei @erllitIiItca inter ocn
Gohtn nom a., 6. un0 z. 9lopen6er.
Gieic Siiten eut6olteu bic 9lomen
bon 56 gcialeucu. 10S 0errplmoeten
mo Az permiBten Gffi5eren
Gngliide 3 9iirgcr aus
6roHtfltrtnuSge.
mieien.
9crlin, pio 2onOon ID. 9lop.
Ger @oli5eiGef bon 5ranffurt g, 81
tiinoigtc ou. oaB ale llutert6oncn
iciioIhcr 0iotioneu einitbGeBlid oer
&iirqcr Ger 6ritiidcn aoloniet bis
3um "a. 0s. 0as Sic staot pcrloiien
niiiicu Iieic 9hislduoer miiiicn Dor
Dem A. 9louem6cr 6ci 0enl &olBei-
def criteineu imo ougcbcn, po6in
lie 5N rciien mimihen
Gin Iemcnti
Cie ans riiiiiHer Guele itammen,
De glaGriht SAB bic 9fuiien 3pi.
icben Dem % 9fto6er im0 5. 9lopeni.
Der 22,000 Gelititc aeianqcu nab.
men imo t00 adnoncn ms picrSou.
6iben erbelteteJ miro anltlih ocs
neniirt
Gte Gciterreicber in Ger.
bicn
2on0on. i5. 9fou. Ger Nom
Correspondent ser Grduugc Iele.
grupb Go. ieuoet bciitc inter 0cm
Qatlm bonn Samitog Die na6ite
beuoc 0epcide:
Cine 6eutc 9l6eno Ill g9icn erloi.
iene ofii3ielle GrtlGrung gi6t 8il 0aB
bic oiterreidiibcn Gruppen melhe
in Serbien eiuleorungeu iin0, Sci
&aliabo ami id5arfeu Ai0eritano itie.
Ben OGn ac 6isbcp rod nitbtnicoer.
6re1en formicn. SHnee unO 9leoen
MAIDEN bic Gperationcn beionoers
idbluieriay od oaolrh Der transport
ser 9ntiaerie itorf bebiuoert miro.
Gntlong Dem 6Iuiie Sape mohcu
oia Geiierrei1er quite 5ortiAritte
Sie bo6en oie icr6iicbc Sinie erreidt
melHc iib bon Sfala nod accelieua
imo BON oort na9 0erGrino eritradt
@as ocrruiiiihc @enerol-
itab mel0et.
@etrogra0, rs. 9Iop Tir
nodjite6enoe oifi5ieaeGrflartng mur.
Sc 6ellte 9l6euo bonn glrmee Saupt
quartier erlaiien:
ugln ocr oitprenBiiben @reu5c bei
StaalpoenciL nm Qlnger6nrg lmo
Sobonuisburg babeu uniere SrIppen
ucitere 6ortiAritte semadt Sn Der
&egeno pon 5oloau mo 0cioen,
6urg oauert sic S1labt fort; mir
iin0 trob oeS Der5luciielten @iocr
itanOes ocs 6eiuoes porgeriidt
9luf Sem linfcn llfer Der SSeiAiel
1T cul beftigcs @efebt I'M couge
Iaiiclbe cutipidclt iid aui einer6ron-
te BON @lod (BoIen) bis 5ur @ar-
tie,
9luf ser Tront 5miidcn aaliid nno
@iclun bat Der 6eino iib 5uriidge5o'
aen. Syn Scr 9lahbaridoft ponG5eu
itodowa imo iueiter iiiolir6 bat per
Scino cine 2ffcniiu 9elueauHa per-
nidjt, ooh oieic uerliei o6nc ergeb.
uiB.
ltnier @ormorid auf arafau bait
an.
M @oli3ieu iudeu bic Seilerrei.
der cine @crt6eioiaung anl 6lnlle |
San in ser Eonnoieb .@cgeno uell'
-4A A ~. rrnnl ,nliidlnn Qnhnn |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

Gomit fe i6re 3d6ne IN rehter
@eiie pilegen fSnueM cr6alten PIC
aiuOer, ipellbe alid1rlih BON Dem
,G6riItmaS.Gmb" brihcnft wcroen
3n ggei6no6ten ueben oaocren @e-
ihenfeu 3a6ubiiriier iowie 3abu.
pulDcr, melAes pm ciner SobriF
ocm Gln6 foitcufrei SIR &crIiang
geItcnt miro. SIN n&atDolilcben
Glu6 1dlt Ser nG6riiunas.Slub4
moracn cine @criaunlung in pel-
der arrangements iiir oie Oiesla1-
rigc 9ei1cnflrna Der &inoer getrol'
fen lucroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16
@un6em gLttentat.

05cgcu 2aoen6cibcr in Superior,
9}o, gcribtct. 6iini %erioncn
act6otct fiinf pcrlest- Sfiea'
bar Gin 93odeoft
Qotro6e, 9qo is. 9lopcnber.
SGnf Eerionen muroen get5otet
Inns flint pcrleBt 5ipci ocrielbcn IN
le6ensacfobrlider g8eiie, alS balte
Scr Qo0eu bon 9loo6 &ano5a IN gu
pcrior, no1c oirh GDnaHit IN ole
2uft oeipren1t wurOe Ser 2aoen
uno fiinf gSo1n6duier 9ingel n
1lnunen ouf mobci S1ooeu IN
S6bc BON $4,000 angericbtet nurDe.
01on qloubt, OaB oos 9onbcn.glitclit
tct @aduuern 5ur eait 5u lcgcu III
ipclde gloa6 &una5a ocr poblbabeno
i'll nit sem Sooe beorobt botten.
sic rootcn iiuo gloab aona5a,
nln., t6 yo6rc alt; Soiepb aona5a,
nclin Sabre alt; 9lHt1ono Sano5p
ncun @2onotc ait Sic aiuocr oes So
ocu6eiibcrs 9Iu0rcw Organ ~
sSo6re olt uno 5o6n Repper Ar
ssSa6re ali.
aano5a Dottc fiir5lih eiuen Ero'
scB init eiucm Stalicuer ous5uIedtell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-16

M6pnncnten, bic hen ,,GcntideH &rrre'
lbuu0cntcn" nidt phiftlidl pocr ni1rcgel.
uihNip erbGlien, iinb Bebctcn, ccr lilsce
tabon pcr zeltplDn pber idlri!liing Wsts'
iletInhg 8A maGem.
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suicide
August Grossman OF Martins Ferry
Takes Chloroforrn and Dies Short
Time After.

August Grossman, a well known
German resident of Martins Ferry,
died at his boarding house at the cor
ner OF Second ana Hickory streets.
about | o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the effects OF taking chloroform
with suicidal intent. At an early hour
yesterday morning the other occu-
pants of the house heard groans com
ing from the mans room and upon
making an investigation found him
lying on the floor suffering. A ply
sician was at once summoned but il
was at once seen that the man was
beyond medical aid Death ended his
sufferings yesterday afternoon.
No reasons can be given for the
man taking his life other than he was
discharged at the Bridge works the
latter part OF the week and IL is
thought that the thought of being Idle
prayed upon his mind. The deceased
was abou so years old and Is survived
by three children who are making
their homes with families in this vi
entity. His wife died several years
ago while the man resided west OF
Martins Ferry.
The body was removed to the He's
Top undertaking parlors where il was
prepared for burial. but at a late hour
last evening no funeral arrangements
had been completed.
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men fail 10 far in love. Is there n
book on the sublect-or Any Old cod
ger Who inAgines he hAs solved the
mystery
II was the girls turn 10 open wId.
her eyes. She looked keenly a. him
iof moment. then a slow smile
cavned In her face. Are you seri-
ous-tn your questf- she asked
only half So Gray admitted
frankly. My real reason for coming
n was 10 meet you I have heard on
every side OF me words concerning
the lady OF Dry Dream House. I cor
less he laughed that curiosity
and hint for suitable costume for
the dance urged ne TO seek you out
Elise was half annoyed and half
amused At the artists frankness. She
tally closed eyelids. After a PAUSE
she said:
Il hardly think ~ necessary TO con
suit books or old 'Codgers' to find out
the reason why some men fall in
the love Clest." she said with a hint
OF mockery in her voice. Turning
quickly TO the shelves of books she
then drew out huge volume on cos
tunes. Here" she offered him a
coy chair. glance through this SURF
~ there will be something among
those TO suit your taste"
Gray took the book and turned over
the pages. He was not seeing any.
thing save the laughter in a pair OF
feminine eyes He looked up whim.
sically.
Il am far more Interested in the
love quest" he said. For the past
few years I have looked into the ewes
OF hundreds of women-always with
the hope that one day would find my
dream-wife-and always have failed
10 md her. His voice had taken on
a hint OF gravity. # really want very
much to marry my dream woman and
have her beside me at all times. 1
seem TO be living only half a life." he
added with another of his whimsical
smiles. Can you help me-you OF
Day Dream House?"
Elise felt her heart give a tremen-
dous bound. She turned swiftly away
lest the man see the sudden light that
had famed int oher eyes "SurelV"
she told herself, this is the COMING
OF the king. He might have given me
Just little warming" she sighed at
the sudden weakness that possessed
her.
Think can help you" she said
finally. You have simply not found
the right girl There Is a mate for
everyone who really wants happiness"
Elise smiled into Gray's eyes. That
which he saw there made his heart
bound even as had the girls own.
BY jove," he cried delightedly.
the Lady of the Dream House Is
proving herself more wonderful than
quest viii stop suddenly. unexpected.
~ and-give me that book of cos
TUNES again. dare not say all that
Is in my mind just now"
Elise smiled happily. for the king
had stepped upon his throne.
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NORFOLK Man SAYS STOMACH REMEDY
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John y. Fsison Suffers Long Time
But Finds Quick Restora-
tive AZ Last

John u. Faison OF si3 Fourth ST.
Norfolk. Va. was a victim Of stomach
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His malady made him feel worn out
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Tie took Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
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convletlon Born of Ennerienc,-

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Mound city's orgau,zip9.

meeting Will DO called in the mar
Lure TOT the purpose OF organizfne-
Ihe Old Mound city baseball team
, nhslEer and captain have ALREADY been
~, - .. no nave been working for IN,
~ Iew weeks lining up the men Tor
he meeting. Arrangements have rot
a. yeI, been made FOR the grounds. but
the meeting. 10 g. said that ar ~ W y
- - ~, ne ioot OF ftfth street will be leased
T T me team and fixed up for the se,-,,,
son has always supported n tcsr, -
- creating considerable inferesf
alnyhs thc rams OF the city who az
ready 20 DO their narf- 80 WV aIo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-30
Disordered Kidneys Cause Much
Misery

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