davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
sdlnnen 75 Gcnts.

Gin 9runo. melhcr niht mebr unO
nidt meniger SMoocn ais IS Gcuts
onrihtetc, icOoh Die 6cueruebr IN
cliBeroroentlidcr St1rfe berbciricb
iiu einige 3eit oen eeiamnlten Ser.
fcbr ourd sic @omaro StroBc blofs
firte uno imge5dbltc 9leusieri9c Der.
bciiodtc brar6 ocitcrn @lor9en pc.
nige N}inutcn nod $ ll6r in Dem
9Nneioergci6dfte Somucl RcrrD'S,
glr. 5il. 9loro SuuarO 5iraBc,
ulS. Der @rnno wor Del 9lntunit Der
Suierpebr bercits gcloiht poroen.
Gic Gntitebungsuriobe lit in cincnl
6ciBcn Niiaeleiicn uelnes oiii ci.
urni mdbil6er5oacncu 9rettc itc0en
gelolcn woroen NOR 5u mhcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
glnIl nes .G6arrnnl Glt6s.n

Gin cbtes, re6tcS &iinitlcrfcit mar
ser gcitrigc III Der n2pric" uitcr Den
9(uipi5icn oes oGborcool Clubs alb
Qcboltenc ugnl Oes glrts" gSie elm
warmer lodcnoer Saudi ans icrnelt,
Icbensluitigcu SGnoern lag cine
pr1htige Stimnmng iibcr oen Dielen
@rIdicncneu. Gic Goitiimc ii6er
trofen ii6 ON CriginalitGt uno
Shoubcit @ib lnO c5eiit feicrtcn
bcrrlihc Eriimpbe. glidt 5um wc.
ltigiien lit oent rii6rigen &rdiiocntci
ocS .Gbarcoal Gibbs" @crr 5reb.
S. @ottlieb, mo icinent Sctrctor,
@errn SenrD @icgano, oas DolIe @cA
lingcu oer gl1n5enoen inO fiir 9ol.
tinorc gcipiB uidt aIltdaIibeu Ser.
enitoItng 5u6uiprehen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
So6e gInerfrnnuna fir SnrnleBrcr
Wlaler.

lrnlc6rcr SorrD o. Dliiler,
0cr icine bor5iiglide 2cihng Der
1urniMnlc 0cs g@crmonio Iiiru.
pcreins olrb ons SMonhrncn De-
monitrirte. peIhcS on Wlontag
9Ibeno III 2c6monu's @alle itattiano,
iann cine bo6e glncrfrnmmg icincr
Sciitungen mo icines 9eniibens iilr
nir oas ocntidc Glrnen oorin ieben.
0oB Der n@crmonio GurnDcrcin"
ION ourA ieinen 9Sroiiocutcn @crrn
@cnrn Sofierbcri cine golocue llbr
ii6crrcIhcn licB iUd6runo jcoc Eurns
tlalIe Dem 6clicHtri 9cbrcr elm iub.
iidnticIlcs @elogtIHtif iibcrreibtc.
SER l2ulcr ucroicutc Die glnerfen.
imng oenn CT lcitcte oas Sdauhr.
ncn troBocm CT in ocr Dorbcrgeben.
Sen gSo6e an cinem glniall bon
Gingmcnt5iinolmg Oarnieoerlog-
Sin 2ebrcr ocm Ole @flidt iibcr
glllcs ge6t. muB @rfola 6oben, ino
i9m eebiIDrt 9lnerfcnmtn9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
glns Scn OrridItsl6icn.

" n IT -
@ritiiber @r-9lrmee-Siii5ier iol iid)
angcbG6 UelO inter Goripie9e-
lung ialider E6otia@eu oeri6uiit
6obcu. 9li6ter imo @eion9ener
ii6crbictcn iicb in @ofli6feit.
SinO uift nit Eeitoment 5uirie.
Ocu.
Ser @rojeB Oes Capt. SoS. @lenn
Collins, irii6ercr briticber 9lrnee.Sf-
f5er, unO Oeiien @scapooen in alien
C6cilen Der Ser. Staaten cine iolc6c
5lrore mohten gonj bcionocrS me
Ter Dem pei6li6en @ei6lcdt ser bel
icrcn @cicai6oit, miro 6eute N}orgeu
inn Griminolgeridt 9tr. , Dor 0iidter
ScuiSler ocr6onOclt per0en. Collins
miro 6eidulOi9t, onge6lid linter Dor
ipiegehmg iolic1cr S6otio6cu $50
BON Oem 9onficr 9lidoro Ebonpion
erlongt 5u 6a6en. Sobolo mie Die
9oltinorer 9(utorit1ten nit GopitGn
Collins icrtig iinO, miro er nod 9lep-
Yorf auSgelieiert ucroell 100 er bon
Der oortigeu 8oli5ei inter Der BE.
idulOigung DerIongt miro, Sri. @li.
jo6et6 9orter6aG ange6lid6 $3.50 a6-
gefniipit 5u 6aben
@ ollonterie d ct MID s.
Gmomlel Gotta, pel6er I'M Sfto-
Der oeS So6reS 1912 I'M Grininalge.
ri6t Olrh 9lidter elliott pegeuCe6-
itobIS BON 5pci 9legeuidirmeu, ole
9r. SowarO 9l aeaD geborten 81 10
Gogen @eidngniB pcrurt6eilt purOe,
bate iid geitern Dor Oemiel6en 9iid-
ter OeS Oie6itablS zines oenl SRI. Gil
lion 81. Smith oon 9tr. GOA, Srnrton-
StroBe, ge6origen Suites 5u oeront
worten. Goitu bat ein GuBerit Dor
ne6meS 9lusie6en, maS Die lIriohe
oaiiir mar, OoB 9lidter @Qiott i'm
nit Dem Gitel oGrcellen5" oniprod,
ais er i'm frogte, no er i'm megeu
ieines leeten gerge6cns 6ingeididt
bo6e. Cure Grceaen5 ionoten mid
nod Oen @eidngniB. SD fam cS
a6er BORT nidt ous6olten mo modte
mir Oa6er enmol OoS Corrections
6ouS onie6clt~ ontportete Goito.
y,S6r Nmidl @lre Grcellen5, loQ err
tilt perocn. Sd gebe SSbncn ic6s
@lonate, inn Oie Suipeftion por5u
ne6men,~ erluioerte e6enio gallant
9lihter elliott
SIti6n los
SIN areisgeri6t muroc geiicrn
6rou GniiD @. @iegouo cine,o6iohl-
te @6ei6eiolng bon i6rem @ntten
Charles 8. @iegouo, wel6er alsGlerf
in Oem Siireau Ser Ser. StaoteH
Dompfer Snipeftoren angeiteQt lit.
5uociproden. Ies g9eitcrei erbielt
iie oie 9hufii1t ii6er ibrcu o1t Sabre
olten So6m ioiuie $25 pro @}onut
ylltmcnte 0os 9aar wuroc om II.
6e6ruar 1904 getraut ilnO trennte iid)
I'M 6ebruar Oes Sa6reS 1911.
Eeitoment ongegriffen.
Sobu $. 9romn unO anOerp Ser.
wonoten iteQteu geiteru Our9I&edts
onpolt Somes ". GeunD inn areis-
geridt Sen glntrag, Oie oonf Sroil
N}ort6o 6. 9romn am Is. Oft 1911
onsgciertigtc CrnihrfunOe 6ei Seitc
5u ieseu, Oo iic SIT iencr 3eit bciiics
un5ureHnlnssid6ig gelpeieu iei6ran
9rowu mar n Sabre alt ais iie am
3. glpril itor6 unO bate i6r gon5eS
germogen in So6e BON $4,000 Der
SioelitD GrlIt So, in &cruo6ruug
iibergeben Stipulirt mar, OoB iie
Elm geiuilics So6rcseinfommen 6u6en
iolte, m06ren0 nod i6rem GoOe ge-
wiiic id6rlic6e Sei6rcnten ausbe5a1lt
pcrOen io0ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
llrniiLrnnhrn lurr0en Lerr.

Gum critcn @}alc felt Dielcn SAB.
rem merocn oic &cgiltronoeu in ocn
pcri1ieOcnen @erihts10fen fcinc
Sale mad 9l6i6luB oicies EernlinS
mc6r ounuciien. su friibcrcn Sab
rcn morcn 10 picle Sale auf ocu SIC.
aiitrouocn Dcr5eidnct ooB es manh
NAL cti So6r broud)te I'M eincn
6oll gum 9ro5cB 5n brinocn. Scit
ocn Irbicn poor Eogen iino fiini
gii6tcr i'm Stootgcrid5t oonlit be.
id1itigt, 0ic uiclcn BORT porliegcnocn
Sale 8ur Grlcoigung 81 bringcu
GoB iol6c 9nitdioe in Den @eri6
tep por6erriden 1T in ser Smlptio
c6e ocm llmituno 5u Oeroonfen OoB
oic Jit6tcr iih icBt ciuonocr ouSbcl.
fen falls oicies ais notbig crodtet
miro, ctpos. mas friiber nidt gcitbc
ben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
plnrnInnS MGIis fampf6ereit.

WMfDlnN0 Wtill3 tunlpIDereli.
Generate N}odlin uuo @atbcr bo6cn
oac &or6crctlmgcu gctroiieu nm
init i6reu Sruppen gegen Die .Vie.
rifoncr iu's 6clo 5u 5ie6cn.- -@la.
rplouo @ioriuc &eierDeu begin.
uen nit Sonimcr MouoDern.
@eucral 9loiltaut G6as. j. @iod
lin imo 9rigoOe General Gas. ..
@ait6er 6ieltei gcitern Morgen cine
langere Gonicrcn5 ab, bel pelbcr bic
n0t6igeu GetoilS fir cine ehuaiae
Nlobiliiotion Der W}ili5 BON NiarD.
lonO ouSgcorbeitet wurOen. @encrol
@lodlin ertl6rte geilern 0ior9en OoB
iorpeit feline SroreS oon @oi6ington
cingetroiien ieien Dab ieOod 9lIles
bereit. nm gcgcn @ierifo ms 5elO
5u 5iebcn. nSoletborpe miro Der
@loB iein, iuo bic Nio6iliiotion Scr
NiarDlon0 05ntionul @ar0e Dor lid
gc6en miro" iogtc Wcnerol NlodliL
,SSir 6obcu Oe3bolb ieBt idon alli
oieicn Crt cntihieOem neil iolde3in'
&c nicbt dis gum lebten N}omcnt aui.
be6olteu luerOen ioaen. IS miro Oas
6er mlr eiue bolbe Stmoc nc6mcL
e6e mir nit Ser @iicn6o6n @eiell.
idloit Arrangements iir Spejial5iige
sur 9ei0roerlng ser Oeri6ieoenen
Gegimeuter noN Dem 6elologer gc-
troiien 6a6cn Solet6orpe purOe
oesGol6 crlu16lt, neil es bon cinem
ltrotcgiiden StonOpmfte aus Gin.
itig qclegen lit mo ousge5eicbnete
9o6nper6inoungen ouimeiit" @cnes
raj @ait6er uor 9eitern e6eniaQs cin
reht geinoitiger Nlann On cr ben
C6erbeie6l il6er Die gldtionol@orOe
bat lmO III Sol9e oeiien iib init aIl
oen uielcn Gin5el6eiten fir cine Gorn
paane 6eiuiien mlB 0@ir 6o6en Die
ganje 9msriiihng iir mo iertig" "
iogte @cnerol @ait6er Inn ioiort Elm
6el0loger 5u 6e5ie6eu. Gieielbe lit
icOo6 nur geniqeuo iiir lmiere &c.
aeupdrtiae St0rfc. So6aIO mir je.
Ooc6 ongepicicn iueroeL uulerc 9ic.
gimentcr nui ariegSitdrfe 5u brill.
Nen fonnen mir ale @rtro-@emcbrc,
llniiormcn iuO onOere 9msriiituugen
pom 9umoeS glrienol IN EbilaOcl.
p6ia in Ser fiirjciicn 3eit cr6oltcn."
Die N1arplono NRurine &eieruen
perOen morgen nod @bilaOelpbia
ia6ren 100 lie BON Oenr arer8er
,Montgomcrp, ~wclcber i6nen iiir ibrc
@lonoDer SIR @crfiigung geitcat pnr.
Oc, 9elib ne6men uer0en. 0osariegs.
idiif miro no6 Baltimore gebrad)t
peroen lmO ioa om Sonitag glaA
mittog bier eintreiien IS miro bon
ocn 6iciigen W}orine 9icicrpen be-
munnt icin, obcr inter Ocni Cont
uanoo 0es Sieuteuont Commander
9o6crt @lorriS 9lo0igotions Oil
3icr Oes Sdladtihiiies ,aanios," ltc-
ben iuclber pom Wlorine Eeporte.
mcnt ipe5iea iiir Oieien Gicuit ob.
commanOirt murOe. 9es 8eiteren
uerOen iic6 nod 20 aononiere inter
9eie6l oeS S6er &ononiers Sugg
ct. Clair All 9orO 6eiinoen Eeren
@ili6t miro es iein bic 0torDlono
Nlariue 9leicrpen nit oem 9lbidics
zen ser &ononcn Dertrnllt 81 mahcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
9leinc Wlal1. nn0 NopfrnaetrSnfe

iino Ger @eiiinobeit itcts 5utrdelid.
Oos bon GrcO. 9auernihnliot's
.glnericon 9remerD ber9eiteate
ySoloce" Bier ipir0 aus oen ans.
erleicniteu @lotcrialicn aebrolt unO
entbGlt feinc ihGolic6cn 8rdIerpotiO.
mitteI; oesboIb miro es alIen onocrcn
Dorge5oeen. Sollte oober olf teincr
EafeI feblen. aiite $1.00. 9rouerei
Sarforo glpenue, @fonunient. iInO
SiIleu. SiroBe. Eel. Is. & 4. Monut
&cruou 36l, (slpriI22) (9ln5cigc9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
llntrrhnItnnna llsrnlnriirr.

.,Mlnnfmle" o28ic ntlbe lbicrr lchcu'
f8gannc,biiOcr)
,,AupliOram NproibN sermon Of Naooon
NNllf.
.,Nplpnid" zoe Nrlcc S0e Rnio1
,,Nufn' 81" Acl G'Qlien'e WiWirCi8.
..linUfM" Nubc BLAZERS"
..Nlarnlnno - 4nu0cui0e uuo AQnoelbilocr.
Nairban ian ,,EerrapiWRari" oelile ylndi
MliaQ Baltimore Ocncn Nr0ollnn.
Nnicbnh i'm EriDie Fart QCiiimore gcacH
Buffalo 9luiau0 4 nor Ndhuliiinqe
orrnnuia Euurcii.Nmb" Ntiitmod 0c1
22 gpril glbcno lInictbaliuna ian GnbDnnic
I'D lfplinufi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
Qeidnam einee ain0ee acinn6en.

Der Seihnam cines pciBen 9inoes,
ipeibliden @ei6lc6ts, wur0e gcitern
@crnittog I'M Soien am SuBc Ocr
9(rmour stroBc bon Dem glegcr
sSobn $. g9ellS, wobnbait in Der
Sit GburM StroBe, entOedt. 3ic
&oli5ei fiidtc bic 2eihc ulf unO
ihuffte iie nob Der @iorguc. Gos
9lIter oes aiioes Oiirftc imoefo6r
5ipci N1onote iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
Q8cttrennen in SaUrc &c Wracc.

Erob ocS fii6lcn @ettcrs porcn
Oic @cttrcnnen in SABRE DC @racc
eeltern gut bein6t unO oo oas gSct.
ter 8icmlib fiibl wor, woren aud Die
9ienncn bo6it ipunneno. 0os 9feiul-
tot Ger fiini 9fennen mar pic folgt.
l.. &eunen 6 Surlongs 49ulgo.
rion Supreme" "
,. 9cnnen A SlirIon9s II Or.
2orrid~ Surgeon"
3. &cnneu 514 5lrIougs-pG pGdor
@2idoeI," uNiariorio 9l.
A. 9fcnnen A 6lirlongS- -oSecto.
gropb," vYlonagenct."
5. 9ietnen 1 Ntcilc r6eatber
Duitcr,@ oDlDccnnoe."
g. &eumen 6 5urlougs p5irit
Star, 0Sauro."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
lleIeruc.@el8r0c IoII cntIdlei0en.

9altimorc's 9cihmcroc gcgen Oic
9Go6l BON 9ii6niono ais Sit Der
Ecgionol6onf miro oer 9uuoes
0icicrpcbcboroe, io6olo oiclc Commit
ion orgoniiirt it, 5ur cnoiiItigcn
Gntlhei0ug iultcrbrcitct mcrOcn.
Sn Der 3wiihcn5eit miro oos Ne.
icrbc6anf Organizations Gonite,
mcl6cS &i6monO pdblte. bon DER
NiorDlanocr Delegation Der @e.
i60itsintereNcn pon Baltimore er.
iu6t mcroem ni6tS 0cfinitipcs in
ocr Sahe 81 tblnl bis Oie 9icierUe.
9e6orOe iDrc Gntibeioung getroffeu
bat. Nlopor AGreiton gSoloo gtelp.
comcr @Dilip Somburger GDarleS
G. Schooner, 9luiuS @}. @i66s, Gl.
gcnc 9lodforo. 9iobert s. 9codar,
gSiainm .. @urit unO 2Dnn q, Dlcc.
fins bottcn iid acitcrn in Oieier gln.
gcIcgcnbcit no6 g9ol6tngton beee
ben. no iic einc Gonieren5 nit ocn
8unocsienotore1 Smith lnio See, 10.
lpie oen GongreBmitglieOern @oDing.
ton Eolbott, 2int6icmL GoooD ino
2clpiS 6otteu. 6ei ipcl1er man 5ll
Ocn obcn ougc9cbcneu @nti@luB
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
n9lrion."
General %eriammltng Nlithuodl,
ocu ~. glpril 1914, 9nber's 0allc,
4 mS 6 ShO.@nD.Sh. (9lpr22)
nNrancn6Mn0 0ea Niiraer- gslreing.I

oSrancubnnO Nes Siirser.@crcins."
Ter o6ronenbmo oeS llnobbdngis
gen @iiracr.Sereins bon Marplano"
miro am @lonta0 i'm uSoteI 9ioleia6"
cine Grtro-&erinnmhrng 6alten IN
iuelhcr mebrere mertbooac Seimerte,
0ie BON li6eralcn N}itglieoern oes
9uuOes 5um 9eiien Der 9ereinsfaiie
9eiiiilet iporcn mlsget6cilt uerOen
I'm Die llnter0alhmg paiicno eiu5il-
lciten Bat iih Elm Nliiglico oes 9iirs
gcrpcreius er6otcr, Elm paiienoes @c.
oiht oor5rtragen. Ccsgleideu nil
man onoere lInter0alting arrange
reL loooB 0cl Ianeu Elm aenuBrei.
der glbcno beporiie6t. gie @rdii.
Oeutiu lSrau Morie ]loocr ucl6e
ieit Ginger 3eit i6wer crtrantt it,
beiinoet iib emas beiier, bod bari
lie nod INNER uidt oas Saus Der.
laiicn 5rau 6ouf6dncl miro oa6cr
oen GoriiB iii1rcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
Nrrr sIrana uiIl senaI0r mcr6en.


Ier Gr Geueral Staatsampalt
,iqat Sobc 5irauS miro om 4 Nlai
in Cumberland cine 9ic0e balteu, IN
ioclhcr feline Ganoiontiir fir Die gio-
animation ais 9lnocs. Senator gegen
ben 9iuOes. .Scnntor So6u @oltcr
smith offentlih 6ctamt acbcn miro.
es 0riBt OaB SEER Sioac Sobe
giraas bon ocn 2lrbeitcr.Grganiio-
tionen inooiiirt miro uno ooB Die
eiIenbohn-9l -9lnaeitelltcn ieine glonu.
nation beiiinuortcn Scrr Somuiel
C5ompers, Scr @rdioaHt Der osImeri.
can 1eoeratiou oi 9abor," 1T pon Der
baltimore 8eoeraiion Of sabor"
eriildf morocL oie Ganoioatir oes
@rs 5irans 5n unierliiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
5(5ermanias sGnartett.Glnb.
Qlben0muterbaltiinq

WliltUOdJ, %. glpril Hernania
Cuartrtt.Slnb. .5bOre, @eiiport,
lglpriIl0.22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22

&errcn imO Tamen ireicn 3utritt
Ga6en. 6ral Gli5obet6 gleitncr miro
ben &oriib iii6reu mO ais Nauptreo-
ner miro Scrr 9lnorcm s. GGpD
Cummings BON Nloutgomcrp-GountD
onweieno iein. SRI auea BON @om.
aro.@arf mo me6rerc auocrc imlgc
Oamcn weroeu 5lUiideu Ocn 6eoen
Sieoer ooriragen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
GonucnanI. nnO ltutcranna.

2ouucuauiaaua . 5 Il. 20 %.
5onncnuntergang M 6 H. 80 Dt
.glouoauigoug a " I @l 9loracus.
6ht2 - 4 II 81 Dt Nlorgens.
5iit6 II. 81 N1 9ladmittags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
nariuIesn erafincn Sic saiiun.

@cuomcn OoS critic Spiel nit ocm
Gub bon Buffalo. Der 9c.
iu@ in 6olge ocs lnireunoIi6cu
S8etterS nibt icbr itorf. - @ic
bic Clubs in onoeren 0rtcn ipicl-
ten.
Gic 9oIe6oll .Soiion Ocs o0rioIe-
Clubs, ipelcber 5u ocr nSnternntio-
nalcn 2igo" gcbort, muroc gcitcrn
i'm n0riolc Burf~ nit eincu Spiel
nit 0en ,,9iionS" bon Buffalo cr6ff.
net. 3usIei6 ionO Elm Spiel Der
nScrropinS" nit Dem Club BON
8rooflpn I'M ncuen 9oie6ol 4urf
itott Die Orioles" gewonncn Dos
critic Spiel nit Z Sums, wdbreno oic
@cmder gar fcincn ein6igen 9tun
mo6tcn. 0os SScttcr, pel6es 9ln-
iongS gon5 i60n mar purOc tribe
unO fult lnO 6iclt Oic 3abI DER DC
ia6cr oli lmgci1br 1000 &crloncn.
Sur5 Dor A ll6r cridbicn NloDor SoS.
S. 9Srciton lm0 mari ocm ASitder
ocn crItcn Ball 6u. Cine @ora0c
ser SpieIcr fono uiht itatt. 9us
Spiel Der 6eioen Gibbs mar idorf II.
interciiont lmO ole Orioles" trogcn
iic6 nit Der Soffnng, ouB iie OIL Der
Spite Der 1Snternotionoleu 2igo"
oic Soiion bcen0cn peroen Die
Score 0cS SpielcS bier unO in onoc-
rcn StGoten, IN oenen Clubs Ocr
rSnternationoIcn 2igo" "ipicltcn, mar
mie folgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-22
eMiffstarten
9aRt ms 81 ScbbcI' 8

seben nuO ms in Gonfirmatiuns.
SileiSern aufncbmen, iueil iie OOrt
Die 9ilOer 10 flar nnO inn6er, anker-
Oem Elm ertra-grOhes init Dem
1utenO MAIDEN.
'0ebbel's ein5iaes gltelier,
yr. 32l, NOrO-@ag. .Strahe,
uabe Sigb.Strake,
@au 6eadjtc Slnmcn an Der Sbiirc.
@anr ihr bic Nsik in'S Qlnslaub befurat
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-11
DEATH OF CHAS. KNIPPEL

Chas. Knippel, a well known retir-
ed farmer, died at his home at III,
18th avenue south Monday morning,
June 8, 1914. at 1910 o'clock after a
lingering illness of diabetes.
Mr.. Knippel was a native of Ger
many, born February 70, 184e. and
was So years, three months and 20
days old when he died. He was a
longtime farmer in the town of
Grand Rapids, where he was well ant
favorably known. He sold his farm
in August, 1906, and retired, COM
ing to this city to live.
He leaves to mourn four daughters
Mrs. Anna Sweet, Mrs. Emma Sch
ilIer, of this city; Mrs. Mary Wadell,
Mrs. Frank Vanderbilt, of TomahawB
and one son, Herman Knippel, OF
Almond. He also leaves one sister,
Mrs. F. GusseH, of Kellner, and one
brother, John Knippel, Of Green Bay.
The funeral services took
place Wednesday afternoon at 1870
o'clock from the home and at 2 o.
clock at the Moravian church, Rev.
C. A. Meilicke officiating. Burial
took place in Forest Hill ceme-
terry.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-11
BRUDERLl--CR0TTEkU

Miss Edna Crotteau, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Crotteau, of
the town of Sigel, and Mr.. Albert
BruderIi, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Bruderli, of this city, were united in
marriage Thursday a. m at SIS. Peter
and Pauls church at o'clock, Rev
&c. B. Reigelsperger performing the
ceremony. They were attended by
Miss Viola Bruderli, sister of the
groom and Lloyd Crotteau, brother OF
the bride The bride wore a gown of
white chiffon over messaline and car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley and roses. Miss Bruderli wore
white moGsaline trimmed in shadow
lace.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding party repaired to the home of
the brides parents in Sigel, where
wedding festivities took place all
day. Tonight a dance will be held
at the Crotteau Hall at Sigel A
large number Of invited guests are
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruderli will visit at
the Crotteau home for a week or so,
before coming to Grand Rapids, where
they will reside, where Mr.. Bruderli
is employed. They have many
friends who unite in wishing them
many happy yeans of welded life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-11
LOCAL ELkS MAKE
HIT IN BIG PARADE

Today was the big day at Wausau.
The big parade drew an immense
throng which lined the sidewalks.
Grand Rapids was not the least of
the cities which attracted attention.
The Rapids division, headed by
the Suffragette ESQ called because
the boys all wore mother hubbards,
or some such kind of covering and
looked the part, dressed in their
nifty white uniforms with purple trim
mings was the cause of much favor
able comment and brought out
cheers from the spectators as the
division marched past.
There were thirty lodges represent
ed in the parade. From Racine there
came a commissarv wagon The Mil
waukee Elks several hundred strong,
were led by Miss Martha Marshall,
the only woman Elk in the world
Miss Marshall has been a stenograph-
err in the Milwaukee office for sew
eraI years and was admitted 10 the
order that she might handle some of
the inner business secrets of the
organization.
The parade was a brilliant affair,
and carried out in a wonderfully well
ordered manner.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-11
NEW OFFICERS U. C. T.

The following were elected to the
respective offices in the u. G.. T. Sat.
urday at Marshfield:
Grand Councillor, Charles G. Rumpt
of Appleton, grand past councillor, E.
U. F. Loether, Eau Claire, grand jun
ior councillor, w F. Raetz, Manitowo,
grand secretary, Thomas A. Wensink
Milwaukee, grand treasurer, John
Galloway, La Crosse; grand conduct
or, A E. Banderob, Oshkosh, grand
page, A. E. Honeycomb, Madison;
grand sentinel, George B. Campbell,
Marshfield; c. B. Evanson of James
vile was reappointed grand chaplain
by Grand Councillor Rumpt.
The next convention will be held
at Eau Claire WATERFOWL, was a con-
tender for the honor but did not hav
sufficient strength at Mansfield; to
pull the convention
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-11
DEATH OF MRS.
FRANCIS DOUGHTY

Mrs Francis Doughty, who has
been an invalid for the past six
years, died at the home of her son,
Orliff Doughty, on Eighth Ave N,
early Sunday morning.
Mrs. Doughty was born at Lib
erty Falls, n. Y, and came to Wis
consin about thirty years ago and
has been a resident of Grand Rap
ids for twelve years. She was eighty
eight years of age, at the time of
her death She is survived by five
children Orliff Doughty and Mrs.
Jane BIeddaugh, of this city; Oscar
Doughty, of Milwaukee; Curtis Dou-
ghty, Of Curry, New York, and Jerry
Doughty, Of Rudolph.
The funeral services were held
at o'clock Tuesday morning al
the home of her son, on Eighth ave
nue. n, Rev. H. G. Logan, of tht
Methodist church, officiating.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-11
WEISE N8ERC-FR

Miss Alice Weisenberg and August
Frank were united in marriage this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the west
side Lutheran church, Rev. Wm.Nom-
mensen officiating. They were attend
ed by Miss Anna BieIer as maid Of
honor, Frank Weisenberg as best
man, and the Misses Sarah Steinke
and Viola Frank as bridesmaids VIM
Putzier, of Chicago, and Edward
Frank were ushers. Following the
ceremony a wedding supper was SER
we'd at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Steinke, on
Tenth Ave. N. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
will make their home in this city
where the groom is employed at the
Grand apids Foundry as iron work
er
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-06-11
BARN STRUCK By LIGHTNING

6. " Hammond, a resident farmer
of the town of Saratoga, whose farm
is located near the seven mile creek
met with a severe loss early Thurs
day morning during the electrical
storm that was raging.
His barn was struck with lightn-
ing and consumed with it 15 tons OF
hay, one horse, three COWS and one
calf.
We are not informed whether he
carried any insurance or not. In eth
er case he will suffer great loss
and his old time friends are sorry
for him. He and his family were up
town on Decoration day to attend the
memorial exercises. He is an old sol
der and a member of Wood County
Post, G. A. r., in this city.