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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22
Facts That Are Facts.

A hidebound admin .stratiCn parts
an says: "Thc American consumer is
saving S3o,OOO,0OO on his yearly sugar
bill. For the first time in most 20
years refined sugar is selling at $50
cents Il pound, whereas at tn S date
IN 1913 it was quoted on ule 4.3O
basis"
One brand of sugar, granula1ed,
that completes with the sugar manu-
featured in the Unl I'd States, is
quoted by the refiners at $50 cents a
pound in wholesale lots.
Buc the consumer IS paying and
6 cents Il pound for his sugaran
6 cents a pound for his sugar and
isn't saving even 100000 a year in
his sugar bill.
New York refiners quote eagle
tablets" at 90 cents; cut loaf at sos
cents confectioners' granu ated at 4.16
cents; cubes, 4.10 cents, all being
wholesale prices. The retail price is
2 and more cents a pound higher.
And if the past is any Judge the
moment beet sugar is off the market
the Sugar Monopoly in New York,
created by the Tariff law will put
up the wholesale price ofsugar as it
did coffee, hides, leather, boots and
shoes.-Bay City (Mich.) National
Farmer.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

were done with the Colonel. As ;
private citizen they felt tina III
could no longer stay in the limelight.
With no patronage and no favor'
to bestow, those men in politics who
make their way by trading were sur,
the Colonel would soon be forgotten.
He went of hunting tigers and lion'
in Africa, and when he came out o.
the jungles there was a battalion Of
photographers and reporters ut tn,
crossing into civilization.
Kings and presidents of European
states eagerly Looked forward to tht
pleasure of meeting him. The Colonel
even got into quarrel with the
pope and, strange to say, he got out
of it and still held the esteem of thc
most standpat members of dhat re-
ligious organization.
He was a prince among the dino
Gratis in Paris and, yet, the emperor
Of Germany, ruler by divine
right" claimed the Colonel as his
good friend. The Sorbonne, among tn,
Oldest schools in Eurpe, conferred up
on him a degree, and tie dCns 81
Oxford gave him respectful attention.
He went off to South America to
hunt birds and snakes and to explore
AS soon as he was out OF the coun-
try his old enemies began TO lie about
him. 1t was stated that he had col
lected fee for lecturing before a
geographical society i'm Rio Janelro.
The Colonel did not deny the story.
Some of his friends felt that il he
accepted money il was an entirely
legitimate transaction.
Now comes a statement from the
head OF the society, made under the
Official sanction of the government
OF Brazil, that the Colonel charged
nothing, asked nothing and collected
nothing.
~@'S eSN'aN VI hAo tApioidtiOIS Ill
South America are most interest," ng
papers.
The description of his journey up
the River de la Plata is so graphic
that one can see the boat, the ma
jesdc sweep of the waters, hear the
jaguars roar, the aAllgatOrs flap their
tails and the bullfross when they go
"kerp!unk" into the water.
1t was stated that the Colonel dis
covered a river. We don't know
whether he 40 or not. We only know
that II there was q river that was
undiscovered the Colonel found ii.
He Will be back In New York this
week and what he has to say about
Mexico. Panama, Columbia and any
thing else he chooses to talk bout
will be read by every one OF the co.
100000 American people who can
practice this art.
Those journalists whose traditions
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

There is no specific justification
under .ha law for SHOOTING a man
caught burglarizing your house at
midnight; but what is to be done I'M
der such circumstances, especially if
the burglar is armed. The man who is
desperate enough 10 break into a
house to rob is always desperate
enough to commit murder If surprised
and detected. After all it is just as
well for the housebreaker 70 under
stand that he takes his life in his
own hands, when he plies his avoca-
ton. The regrettable oocurance at
Beaver Dam is likely TO be repeat
ed in Hartford at any time.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

producer: that il upholds the Amer
lean standard of wages for the AM
ercian workingman; that exper encc
lJw confirms the fact that the larg-
est diversity of industry is Nest pro-
luct!ve ST The prosper ~, comfort and
independence Of the people; that, in
its reOs,.aJ c application, & IS just,
| far old .mplrd, and stands equal y
CHS Il 80 fore gu control, domes-
.e mJrp ply and to sectional dis
cg-m.A..a.n.
We noid That th,s Amerc an pol cy
IS 50 w-yen .l.J tie fabric of our
Industrial and agr 'ur,,l LIFE that
,ao subst.Ucn Tor ,t If a Tauff for
revenue only mas destroyed many md
varied industries, and iIas thrown
thousands Of cur people out If prof
table employment.
AS u rtsut CT 80 years of Protec-
,'On, the Amer can market IS the
richest and best On C-r,h, AID We
believe in religiJusly pr,sarv. ug tl.at
market TO and for tie Amer, an pr
ducer. For that reason we most vig-
OrOusly protest against tIc UuIe.-
wood bill passed by the present ID m
ocatic Congress. 1t has opened up
our markets to the products of the
farmers and the manufacturers Of ev-
cry competing nation, without cost
to them, and has brought cur farm
ers and our artisans into des:ruct We
competition in our own markets with
the products CT cheaper .abCr and
cheaper lands in ether countries Of
the world. Under those conditions the
manufacturer is forced to the alter
native CT closing his mill or reduc-
ing the wages of his employee TO The
wage level Of hsi foreign competitor,
while the farmer is compelled to sell
his products with the like products
of rival nations in our own marts, an
to Sc" them to -abor populat on
whose purchasing power has been
greatly curtalied by this SAME compe-
tition from abroad.
Realizing that a Tariff too low
brings destructive competition, and
that Tariff too high affords shell
ter for monopoly, we are in favor of
a non-partisan Tariff Commission,
and demand of our Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress that proper
legis alton be speedily enacted TO
establish such commission to the end
that all duties shall be adjusted 10
the exac difference between the cost
of production at home and abroad.
The Panama Canal is United
States enterprise. We bought, paid
for and own the canal. 1t is as much
our property as the Mississippi river.
1t is however, a great pubic high
way for the use of all foreign ma
tkns upon teilms of exact equality.
Under rihe treaties with othe coun
,ries under the Monroe doctrine, aud
IN justice to our prcprietorship and
ownership, no ohtre nj can't can be
permitted to share in it's manage
ment or control.
We should fortify and maintain the
canal for all time nd work out the
details of its operation wihoutt die
ai0n or advce from Great Britain or
any other foreign power.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

II becomes more and more evident
that the insurance companies which
have withdrawn from Kentucky. be-
cause of certain laws passed by the
last Legislature, are simply trying to
bluff the entire State OF Kentucky.
The law which is complained about
10 no more severe than those passed
by sNeiaI other states and under
which these companies are now Eo-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

The Kentucky Press Association is
to meet at Dawson Springs next
month A splendid program has been
prepared and there is every indica-
ton that this is to be one of the most
successful conventions of 'he Associa-
ton. Dawson Springs also appreciates
the honor and is going to spread her
self some for the occasion,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

ing business. Besides the Kentucky
home companies are still dong bus
mess under this law. They could no,
very vel withdraw. Why cant out
side concerns do the same? 1t IS
SIMPLY hold up game and the State
insurance department Should stand
firm. Let cheese companies lccve, #
they WI. Others can be organized
to 40 the business.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22
A. S. Of E. Notice.

The wool will be received at Beav-
er Dam. Monday, May 25th. All per
sons having wool pooled with the
A. s. of 4. will please deliver on that
date. as there will be one day of de-
livery only.
ID. NJ. STEWART, Sec.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22
FRIDAY, MAY 30.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce
Congressman Ben Johnson candidate
for the Democratic nomina .)n for
Representative from the 4th Congress
sional district General primary cleo
ton August /, 1914.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22
Business Opportunity.

Wanted-partner with $500 in ex-
cellent county right proposition.
Splendid possibilities. Full investi-
cation. Address w. s. 30S Inter-South-
ern Bldg, Louisville, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Gov. McCreary-"Hadn't you bet
ter withdraw, Owsley?" No. You are
older Governor and it won't hurt Eou
so bad. McCreary--"But, it would be
the first time IN long carer Of
Office hunting and office holding"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

What good is law to protect
squirrels and other game unless the
timber is protected Very soon a poor
squirrel or raccoon VII have no place
in al Al" country to lay his head.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Let's see, how long has Congress
been in session, anyway? This is
caEed to mind by suggestion that
it is likely to adjourn in July.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

II Unton Sinclair had to make a
living digging coal, he would know
what hunger strike really amounts
IN
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Billy Sunday is coming to Louis
vile but We are not going to waste
any sympathy ON either of them.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

4 range as it may seem, one OF
the ugliest women that we know is
opposed to suffrage.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

A Pittsburgh man has named his
first boy Huerta. He ought to have
at least ten years
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Col. Roosevelt is back. -Wilson and
Bryan had better grab their doll
RAGS and hide them.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Why don't President Wilson try to
make Gov. Cole Blease salute the
constitution.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Argentina is furnishing us with
corn and beef and now proposes to
help out our lame craftsmanship.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

1t is claimed that Villa is better
man than he used to he. Yet, We fear
he is long way from good.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Nat Goodwin hasn't had a new
wife since the Underwood Tariff law
went into effect. III
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Secretary NIcAdoo has evidently
strengthened his hold on that job
anyway.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

The man who makes a mint bed,
needn't lie down in it.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Carranza and Villa are too busy
to mediate just now
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

The Baltimore platform has been
shot fun of holes, so to speak.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Who would We all be worrying
about if it were not for Huerta.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22
II r,iord Republican.

Entered according to law at the Postothce
Hs~ftord. KY, as mail matter OF the Heconu
class,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

G. ". BARNETT, Editor g. Proprietor
ALLISON BARNETT, Associate Editor
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22

Address all communications TO
The Hartford Republican.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

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ten Die nSerrapins~ iieben Spiele,
pon 0eneu iic fiini gepaunen unO
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oas Banner gclpinnen. Snoianapo.
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ten Steae imo sic oEerrapins" auf
Dem oritten Ylabe itebcn. Baltimore
bate Iiber oos nFennant" gelponnen
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ner Staot geipielt miro, Oie ausee-
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sent. Gbarlep S1miot miro aenug
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in einem gIlttomobil fabren fam.
Die Score Der geitrieen SpieIe
mar, pie folgt:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

Seine i16rlihc @enerolOerionm.
lung ino geantenrpobl bielt aeitern
9l6eno I'M Sauptquartier, v@erma.
io-Mdnnerdor.& &aae~. Der ,Gecbni-
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ihienenen trofen arrangements fir
ole Seier oes 10. Stiftnngsieites. pel-
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2aufe oes nd1Iten Wtonnts itdttfin.
bet. Die 9eamteuwa6l creab iolgen.
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tar Otto 9aoibed, Sdasmciiter 9lih.
SanoIaB, gi6liot5efar @bns. @obn.
barot, Stellungsbermittler fSreoerid
8rums6aeen 9eiiiser 6reo. g9ag.
ner lno s.. Wlanebre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04
9mci .,luillfonlmenc0 Mnn0en.

Ger 29 Sabre olte Senrp %ciscl
BON 91r. la, 9lobiuionitraBe, imo
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ben. @eisel miro auBeroen in Bal.
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Der Canton @oli5eiitotion entiprun'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04
Pin Sic eanaer.

Slile OoltslOlrfDl0altl 9n9ele9en'
belt. Qie glebte ieocs Gin8el.
nen in 6rose geiteut. - g9os Oie
Singer tbuu ioaen.
@om Norooitliden S1uger6lmOe
BON glmerifa lit Der ,,Ieutidc Gor-
reipouoent" eriudt moroen. foIgen-
oes &unoi1reiben 81 oeroffentli6en:
96iloOelpbio A. Gft. 1914.
9ln oie Gereine oes 91orooitliHen
Sdngerbimoes, Oie OertidcnSdu-
ger imo liberalen 9iirger Der Ser.
Stooten bon 9Imerifo.
@ert6e Serren
Die @obIen fir oeu GongreB, 10.
mie Die W3itgIieocr Ser 2e9islahlren
ser @iu3elituaten peroeu am 0ien.
flag, oen 3. g1opember. a6gebolten
Sine @eiebporIage, Die S6epparo-
8o6ion Bill, uelHe cine ooaitdnOi-
ge llnterOriiding ser 5obrifation
uno Oes Sanoels nit geiiti9en @e-
tr1nfen beo6lidtigt, Iiegt oem Con.
greB 5ur glnnobme por Sin @robi-
6itious glmenoement ioQ Der Con-
ititution Ser Ser. Stooten einuer-
leibt per0en.
Ser g3orooItlide SGngerbuno be.
tro6tet cine oerortige @eiesge6ung
ais eincn @ingriff in sic 9ledte Der
Sel6itberualtitng Der Gin5elitoaten
mo Der BON Der @erfoiiung Der
Union gorontirten Srci6eit Ser 9iir,
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Seitens g9eniger feline llriode elmer
9eitrdnfung oerienisen ieiu ioIl,
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Bigfeit genieBen.
Die borousIiGtlihen 6olgen ser
Gurdfii6rlng Oieier fonatiiden @e-
icbgeblmg iino sic gernidhlng blii-
6en0er Sn0uitrie'n glrbeitsloiigteit
lno Gnt3ie6ung oes 9rooerperbes
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Cine pcitere 6olge miro cine 81.
refte 9eiteuerune Oes @olfes 5ur De-
dung oes 9lusfoQes Ser @etrGnfe-
Sterer iein. Gie Ger6orc Dor Dem
Senots Gonite in @oibiugton lie.
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in ein5elitooteu iid ais Elm 6c6l-
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den.
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fam ieoob uiemals Orrd @eiebe
er5mim9en perocu iuel6e in Oie6rei-
belt uno gedte oes @in5eInen ein-
greifen.
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@eiebaebimg ber6eigefiibrte @crbeiie.
rung Der @erbdltniiie Der arbeiteu-
oeu aloiien beripridt Elm melt beiie.
res 3eiultot, ais Oieie mioeriinniaen
uno Ole 6reibeit 6coroben0eu DloB-
re9eln.
Gle iinO eriudt, bei Scr fonimen.
oen @n6l iolde Ganoiooten o6ne
llnteriGieo Der @orteJ 81 lmteritii.
beu. weIde liberole 9lniidtcn oerfeh.
ten imo aenng G6orofter nnO Man-
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gungsppll eiii5iitretcn
6ohtlngsooa nit SdngergrilB
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

ggic eeitern bier 6ctannt mlroe,
boben ole engliihe uno ole fran8aii-
ide 9Reeieritng BEL bieiigen 6irmen
100000 9tnbtr6de fiir Soipitalge.
brolid beiteat. gSie mitoctbeilt ipur.
Sc, bcfiuoen iiG so s(genten ser
friegiiibrcnoeu @}d6te in glmerita
ino failfen g(aes. mas gum arieefii6.
rem not6penoig lit. 0eiitiHlano ia.
brisirt allc icinc @eoiirniiie i'm ciac-
men Son0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

YIN Wcburten luuroen nSgelonInlt
300 ongemeloet, oorilnter i91 @eiBe
unO 80 gSeger; 115 luaren m6nli.
den imo 105 peibliden @eihlehts.
Ger nonotlicbe 9eridt
Gem mouotlihen 9eridt oeS De.
portements 5ufolge itorben i'm Sep
tem6er III Ferionen i'm Gergleid 81
703 I'M ielben 0}onot oes Gorio6res
Inter Sen &eritorbenen 6eianoen iiN
$40 @eiBe mdnnlihen in0 257 @ei.
Be pei6liden @eiAlehts 109 9leger
uno S6 9legerinnen.
9ln @eburten pur0en inn 2oiic
oes Nlonats 1858 5ir glnmeloung &C..
6radt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

glG6iten 0ienitog unO 0lntpod
iino Die &eeiitrir6ureous in alien
9re5infteu Der Staot pieoer often
rmo bieten ieoeu 9iirger, Der nod
niht reeiitrirt it, Die @clegcn6eit,
iih iein Stimmredt 81 iibcru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04


Simmer nod me6r Sppbusertrantin-
gen. i76 @eriouen iiorben in
ser periIoiieuen Mohe Seds
fieIeu llnidQeu gum Gpfcr unO
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glahitebenoe arontbeiten uurOen
i'm &ergleih 5iI oerielbcn @ode oes
@orjobres our 9Inncloung 9c6rodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04
Baltimore UlarFtbcridIte.

@le6l. 3uiubr 1864 Sdiier,
einihlieBlih 7s6 5Giier 81 2ocuit.
sgoint mo 1910 80iier 5ll Canton.
Sic glotirungeu paren ipie iolgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04
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uSBas treibt S6r sobn iebt 5rall
Nliiaer2" Ser bat oaS idonltc
2e6eu bon ser gseltl men feinen 30.
item, lag i'd Sbnenl 9lQes, mas er
8u tbuu bat, 1T 8peimaI tdelid in
men Girfiis 81 aeben uno ben aopf
mem 90pen IN Sen Raden itedeu,
lno ionit III er oen gan5en Gag irei. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

ShoneS gHetter mo gnter Velud
6egiinitigte ole Heunen geitern auf
Der 9lenubobn bei Bonnie uuo bel
2ourel. 0as 9ieiultot oerielben mar;
Sngowie.
I. &ennen-5h 6urlonas u9ll.
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@ruib" uno o1r. Iougbertp1
3. Nemen nGannod" g5oitb.
ful~ uno n9oro @eaeS~.
A. 9lennen nS6e 9uipboop~
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5. Renncn "a Meile oGbos
@onno~, pGolors~ uuo oSumilio-
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6. 9ieuneu ,Stentor" yW1idoel
9lngelo~ imo Billie 9oter0.
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nGlo Solt~ uno nSeiunas~.
3. 9lenneu 51a 6urIonas
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uTiSiiIluiion"
A. Rerneu n2oit Goin~ n5lit.
tergolo~ mo Zen Eoint~.
8. Hennen nEouoean", u06oru.
bin" uno ,9orueaot".
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SdnlfinOer anf Der DGonltellntion".
Die alte 6regotte gGonitcllntion",
oic felt Der Sternenbonncrfeier I'M
bieiioeu Sofcu lag, muroc aeitern
glocbniittoe bon Sdulfinoert aus
eon5 Baltimore beiidtiet, cbc iie oic
YtarpIdnoer @em1Hcr berl0Bt. Gie
geIihtisuno wuroe bon elmer Spe.
aioI9ortic ocr Commodore Sobn
9toOeers. .Shulc", oil Der ode bon
Sapcttc. ilno G9eltcr StrnBe nrrais
girt, uilo Gin beionoeres Rrogromin
muroc bon u. gornclpoIo @ibbins
uno ocmSiiIfs.5 .5upcrintenocnten Ser
oifentli6en S6uIen 9Srof. Charles
s. Sod, ollsgeorbeitet, I'M Den ain.
bern Dor 9lugcn al fii6rel III iuel.
der g9ciie oos alte ariegsid6r5clg
nit Der @cidicbtc 8oltinore's ou.
lammen91ngt Dr. @ibbins bieIt ci.
ne 9lnipronc ln0 il6erga6 Dem Goms
monoont oes Shiffes 5nci @eidenfe.
Dos cine mar oie @eidihte Der
,GoniteIlation@ uno ooS nnoere Elm
@ilo 0cS Commodore &o0qers. Ro-
Itor O.. g9. Dame belt e6enfolls eli.
nc 9lniprohc lno sic Ginoer ioneen
ooS 2ieo u0}arplono. mp NlorDs
lono. @roi. aod er6dbIte sen Sim
bern bic Eboten imo @rlcbniiie oes
oIten 9riegsihiffes. Die uGonitel.
Lotion miro morgen bon bier nodl
glorfolf geihleppt weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

SdnIer gebant DDn Gallagher.
2s etrahe, 500 glod Nen,
Gln GQuare bon 0uuiinQoonsglOenue.
500 Bl5d Nnmdn.Qlutnnt neue Gttnpe,
9letcn 6unilnaoonsQOeHue
glnr yi40O.
27OO glDd oanS en.gibenus, nur y, 200.
27Oo @lrd Northumberland, uur $1,1DO.
glue bidc 8dnIer baben
Beranba yrDrt 6 3lmmer unb Bah
Sebe moberne NcQuemli6ietI, @nS- unb elel'
rlfbe Qeucbter, Gnsrnnge, cihaemauerie 2Hnim'
mber unb EXTRA Toilette i'm 4eler.
qeldlie Bebugungen.
W1nn nebme 9loldnosBnrf uno Wlt. 8uIpine'
ON glelirndbe.
Ndberes dm Drt ober BET
G0iuarb =. @allagBer,
919-9c0 MnMIea gHllbtHs.
(anni21--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

pane inrS Nnelanb 1elurat g. 9alne, 4la
Vh'SnItlmprs'etraRe, Hahe Gnitcm Spnit aIue.