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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23

Take a shin OF beef from the hind
quarter, saw It into four pieces and
boil till the meat and gristle drop
from the bone, Chop the meat very
fine, put In dish. season with salt,
pepper, Glove and sage, or season to
your own taste Pour in liquor in
which the meat was boiled. Place on
the ice TO harden. When cold cut In
slices serve plain or on lettuce leaves.
This is good old-fashloned recipe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
Closely Related

Lets go to the show" said the fat
plumber
what is it tonight?" the thin car.
penter inquired
Damaged Goods. Ever see it,"
NO. the thin carpenter answered
but | once saw The Auctioneer,' and
the two are pretty closely related, 7
Imagine, Youngstown Telegram.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
Merry Party.

What was that party you voted
With years ago."
You mean the one with all tho
etrangeaan' interestin' ideas?" asked
Farmer Corntossel
THAT describes it"
Il dunno 1t was ies' one Of these
political surprise parties somebody IS
always gettin' up
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
Too OblIuinn.

Conductor, can you tell mo how
that brakeman lost his fnger?N asked
the inquisitive woman He seems 10
be a very nice fellow. 1t ia a pity he
should be crippled" That's Just f..
mum. He is good fellow. He Is
20 obliging that he wore his finger of
pointing out the scenery along the
line. Chicago News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
Spanish Stew.

Cook two pounds of lean pork cut
IN small pieces three hours. Add one
cup of tomatoes. one onion, sliced
thin, one clover of garlic. salt. pep
per and paprika to suit taste. one
half teepoonful OF extract OF beef and
one cup of rice. Stew for one hour
more.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
Our First Lesson

Our first lesson will be by DOC" WHITE
cretaced by some timely sdv;ee on physical
cau1I1on--how TO get it ard how to keep H.
NJ one is better qualified 70 give you advice
pn thus most important matter than Is Doc"
Waite lie Is college bred man, who By
as,ne his brains. devised secret, self-tssch.
~. system that enabled him 70 blossom ous
owe. night with that rileshot control OF the
ball tNat has ever since been terror to the
Best and surest bstters. Read carefully and
follow Faithfully his sdvice on getting Into
condition and conserving your health wind,
uEa' end energy--then follow and practice
ais sgNtefn Of gaInlnr rcntrol Of tha bill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23

The raising of chickens and the pro,
3uctIon Of eggs are things apart to the
farmers in The BASEL consular district.
While Basel is one OF the principal
supply cities Of Europe for poultry
and eggs, only a small percentage is
actually produced In the Basel district
or In Switzerland.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
SdcU &Pracfical
Tome NdMnQ
IeJJOnr
Prepared Especially Fo, Thif NeqrIpdper
BY Pict9riai Rerie1O
epic AND COOL.

this design. Five yards 81 i0-inch ma
teriai viii he required and yaris Of
5-iHch lace FOR the trimming.
Taking for t0day's drcssmahing les
son the skirt. We viii proceed with the
construction. after directing that the
skirt ana Nounces be cut ON an open
width of the lawn and the remaining
portions on a fold Of the material For
the drapcry at the front IL is necessary
first 20 Law the lawn in pleats. crcasing
on the lines Indicated for the purpose.
If the lower edge of the yoke is desired
scalloped instead of round the small
30" perfarat.rus on the pattern should
be followed when cutting ont the SKIRT.
Lap the right front edge of the skirt
on the left following the double
zoo" perforattous Ia get the oentors
even: then stitch. Now bring the SIN
gle small 20" pcrforation ncJr right
lower edge TO single large 20" pcrfurn-
ton near left lower edge and tack with
long stem loops. Close center back
seam from large 20" perforaton to
lower edge; finish edges above for
packet.
Gather the flounces. then divide them
IN quarters. Divide the foundation in
the same way and gather quarter
section of the founCo to the same dis
lance on the skirt until each founce is
added.
The sections of the yoke are Joined
as notched, leaving edges on left side
free for opening. The yoke is now ar
ranged on the skirt. placing the ccI;ers
even according 10 the large go" per
foratlon. Stitch the upper edges to-
gether and adjust the webbing lnst,d al
OF the webbing a straight strip Of cam
vas 2 inches wide may be used this be-
ing placed underneath upper edge #
the skirt for stay The skirt is now
ready to be Joined to the waist. and
the girlle may be of satin or silk to
correspond with the shade Of the dress.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
Trltadella. Made From SCUM Mat

Chop or mince the meat left over
from making soup or stew. season
with little salt and pepper, finely
chopped onion or onion juice, little ia.
BILE sauce or beef extract Mix with
an equal amount of potato Cmashed)
and heat in a hot spider This NAV
be also pressed into a mold. steamed
or baked according to your liking.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23

peas. Rinse with cold water Chop
two apples fine with one medium-sized
cucumber Mix with the peas togesh-
or with oHehalf cupful Of coarsely
chopped peclns or walnuts. seUa en-
lettuce With mayouuaise dressing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
More REQUIRED.

Your candidate is making some
wonderfully clever and amusing
speeches"
Yes" replied Senator Sorghum
thoughtfully; but this country is
working around TO a point where there
isn't near as much enthusiasm about
electing man simply because he is
good company"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
Mrs. Ladenbereer May Purchase

Mrs Kate Ladenberger, proprietor
OF a boarding house at 2a1 sixth
street. eontemplates the purchase of
property on Walnut street for busl-
ness purposes, The deal has not
yet been closed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23

BOYS Through an agreement VIC
ssAanssaH-sa=HAan have made with the BASE
BALL CORRESPONDENCE LEAGUE OF
AMERICA we are able to offer you the most
complete and fascinating OF baseball ever COM
piled In this course CHRISTY MATHEWSON of
tbs NJ y Giants; ED. WALSH of the White Sox;
WALTER JOHNSON Of the Washngtons; JOE
WOOD of the Boston World Champions; NAP"
RUCKER ofthe Brooklyns and "DOC"WHITE formerly
of the Chicago Americans will through personal and d.
rect lessons teach you the secret oProcssonal Pitching
Every boy should have this course. /, will make
Of him mentally, morally and physically. Every
mother should urge her TO secure it and every
father should insist that his follow it's teachings
to the letter.
y We give here small portions ofDoc Whites lesson
which deals in part with proper methods OF training
and living. We also give two Of the Introductory para
graphs of Ed. Walsh's instructions
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
DON'T Rlnre Chamois Glnuea

Channels gloves will remain setter
after washing if the soapsuds are not
entirely rinsed out but allowed to dry
"A The gloves
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
Maxim Your Own rsinn

A simple, effective glue that is harm
less, colorless and odorless can be
made by adding ordinary tapioca to
water and boiling
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
VIctlmlzed.

ibid you come back on IN all-eteel
trafn7" when the walters and por.
ters finished plucking me felt sure
that 1t was"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23

one Of the very necessary items Of the
summer wardrobe is the thin frock.
BY right It should be dainty and fluffy,
so the creators of smart fashions are
using for this purpose elegant India
lawns Of inexpensive quality, though
Of excellent appearance, and trimming
them with soft shadow laces.
Delicate colors are favored, tho dam
ty blues and pinks being in greatest
demand Coral lawn is suggested for
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
The BuruIsJs Dsliuhtpr.

Father to suitor-My daughter Will
not have dowry, but will give her
this set of keys, which no doubt you
will find useful.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
They Wear kn1or.

I've never any pity for conccited
people because I think ey carry
comfort about with them.-Georgo
Eliot
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23

home with the cripples and with instructions
70 practice with snyole who wanted exercise.
ms gave me something OF jolt and time -
think. 1t also gave me fea.isatlor that
some day, in cne-sidsd game, tho Boss
would send ne to the mound. and that MY
late depended upon my showing him some
thing when that day came. Control OF tbs
hall and how 20 get 1t was +. yhlor, and
siter heavy drafts on my gray matter md
much experimenting. this is how I solved Lea
Complets detnils of shadow pitching are
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
Youthful Chemist,

what are you doing with those
matches, Cyril? Leave them alone at
once!"
why, I'm just trying II pussy is
real tortoiseshell or only celluloid -
London Opinion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23

SHADOW PITCHING There is name
have carried under my vest for long
dms, II made pitcher Of me and gave ne
that control Ct ths bail that has turned tho
scale many g time against the best battcys
and players In the big leagues. Not every
man can be q SPEED hing" but any
man who has CONTROL" esn be sac
eesstI pitcher. A slow bail and control are
a far better combination than fast balls and
passed balls and few walks to first base.
a base on balls Ia practically hit--it gives
the bstsmsn just as good title TO FIRST
sack" az II he had knocked the stitches out
Of the FIRST bail pitched.
When I Joined fast company / wps raw
recrIt--just good prospect. On tho first
Grip Of tho club around the circuit was not
eonAidsred worth a ticket, and was left at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
Sheriff.

Sheriff.
The Bulletin is authorized TO al.
rounce James s. Roche as caudi-
date for the Republican domination
for sheriff at the primary election
on September s.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-23
IRWIN M. HOWE, Principal

MIR. Howe 10 an eminent baseball
writer and pushorily. lie Is tho OF
PICIAL STATfSTlCIAN of the
American League, the American
Association, the Western and the
new Federal League, Ito Is the
author of The Players Handbook
Of Baseball, 2 and Pennant Winning
Plays and players--two works that
have had a ejaculation Of more
thon a y Zion copies. He Is the best
qualified r5anin the world TO put be-
fore you Va plain, understandable
Enslish 80 direct and personal
teAc hings ofthe wonderful galaxy OF
she UNDECIDED leader In his spe-
: one 4 . ARCH OF SPEED
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
g3rndl hnnaria anlnmmen.

8pei oeltticbe Sceleilte, bic ourb
oen &rieg ouber 9lr6eit fomen mo
mm bitlflos iino, tonlcn geitern
9(beno nod ser 9leooftion oes ,.9cut
iden GorrciponOenten, Inn glus-
filnft iibcr 9lrbeits9elegcnbeit 5u er-
longen. @s woren oicies: 9lrtbur
@reppernou aus @remerboOen uno
Der II Sabre alto 9ern9oro Stidel
aus &omburg. @eiOe poren ais @ei-
ser abgeleet moroen llno botten ber-
iu6t, in oen &oblenee9enocn glrbeit
5u erlongen; ais 0ieleS niht moglib
NOR, ponoten iie iib nod gleip-Yorf
nno fonocn, OnB BORT tdolid Eolicn-
oe ourd Siilfsgeie1idoftcn eefiittert
merOcn nliiiIen. 9eioe gingcn Damn
3u SUB nod Baltimore un0 orbeite-
ten untermcgs bel 8ormern einige
Gage. Sir oos beroiente @elo folf-
ten iie iid RENE @Gide unO SHubc,
itno ais iie geitern 9(beno bier on-
fomen moren ie 10 iebr eri1opft,
ooB elmer Der 9cioen 5u 8o0en iont,
ais er iein glnIiegen Oorgcbro6t
bntte. 8eioe erbielten Elm gutes
9lbenoeiien uno muroen 0orn an Oos
Stoots Ginwouoerunesburcou Der
mieien, no iie beute boriprehen iol-
len, I'M ipouioglid einen %lob mif
ciner 6orn 5u erIongen. SefretGr
Syobn 81. Ei6ontre min beriuheu,
iein Moglibites 6u tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
0rci lueitcrc glnfloacn.

9ladoem er pegen oes ange6liden
0iebitabls bon $500 Dem @erihts.
berfabren iiberipieien' woroen mar,
mliBte geitern Sobn GoO0ie bon 9lr.
1929. 9lliceanno-StroBe uohmolS
Dor 9lidter Smith in Der oitli6eu
Noli8eiiiation eri1einen nm iid pe-
gen Ginbrlbs uno Cie6itablS in orei
6Glen 81 Oernntporten. Die @oli5ei
OirHludte Gaooie's 3immer unO
fan0 beri6ieoene &leioungSitiide, ole
Srn. @iQian s. Gamble, Der BEL Scr
Southern Gan @ompanD" am 6uBe
Ser Sells. StroBe arbeitet, ge6oren.
@ine llnteriuhung erga6, ooB bel oie-
fer 6irma om 30. 9lu9uit 5. rmO IA.
September einge6roden worOcn mar.
GooOie wurOe fir oae orei Sale Den
@roBgei6worcnen ii6erpiclen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
Sin ilm6efanmter eeindlt.

Coroner gborIes s. Sun bon W2t.
%iuans bat nlmmebr oic Ebcoric,
bob Soiepb aohisfd bon ylr. 403,
@eit. @rattitroBc, oenen Seide om
@1ittpob in einent Gisteihe BEL Y}t.
S9iuons ouieefltnoen wuroe, Selbii-
moro begongen bot Ooaig oilfgege-
fcn itno erfldrt, es ldge Iebr nobc,
ooB &oInsfo oergiftct. beroubt ino
bierouf in sen 9eib eeiporfen puroe
Ser @logen OcSEooten lpuroe infoIge
ooiien eeitern Dem StootGbelnifcr
CUR g(ufiteaung elmer eenolen denli.
ihen QlnaInie iibergeben. llebcr sic
ptpoiee Tbdterihoft eelane es ser
9oli8ei bisber nicbt nennenspertbe
grmittelungen 0u MAIDEN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
Sin nener Crsuniit fir bic Srei-
cinigfcits-airde

sir Ole ocltlde 0reicinigfelts-
Stride i'll Gr. j. 4. aeru ais Crganiit
angciteQt poroen. Or. aern mar i3
Sabre G6orIciter Der oeutiden @e-
nieiuoc IN 0onoon un0 itammt ans
elmer 9oltinorera @roieiioren-5omi.
lie Ger neue 2nganiIt aenicBt ben
9lui cines diBeritl iabiacu Manncs,
Der troB icines fir5en 0icrleins be-
rciis pele 3reuoe in mltiifalilben
areiicn gcmadtlbat'nGr wnroe pom
@iireou oeS ~@ca6oop.Suitihus" Der
@emeinoe empio6len mo miro NOR.
Gen 3lnn eritcn Dlalc in DER Stride
an Der SrinitD. StroBe ipielen. Ter
neuc Grganiit mo W}uIiflebrcr wobut
init ieincr 5dmilie IN g3r. 1911,
Trien0SbnrD. Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
Gunnenanf. Mno llnteraana.
0as ggetter.

Sir NlarDlano uno oen 0iitrift
Columbia 6eute Gegeu uno iiiopeit-
Iidlc g9ince.
gie bohite Senperatir 6etrug 76
@rno Inn 3 ll6r 9loHniittogs umo Die
nieorigitc Ga @roo Inn 6 ll6r Mor.
gems.
Die croBte S6ueIligfeit Oes @in-
oes mar If N2eilen bonn Sii0oiten.
Ger 6ndtigfcitsge6oIt ser 9uft
mar 81 9Sro5eut i'm s llbr Wiorgens
uno SO @ro3ent Inn s ll6r 9l6enos
sSn oen iibri9en @etter 9eo6adl.
lungs. .Stotionen 0es 2onoes mar Oie
bo1ite ScmperQtprt tmie folat: 9Itlan-
tic GitD 70, 8ismord sc, Bolton rs,
Buffalo IA, G6auIeiton 7S, Chicago
IA. Glcpclano 7AiGenpcr IS, Getroit
"a, Inlutb 50. Gnitport "a, @olOe-
iton 81. @recn 9op 62, Satteras 7S,
SABRE "A. Seleuo A. SadionpiIle
SA. aonios Gitp "A, anor0ille S4,
2oiispille Y, Niarquette So, Wlenl-
pbis 81. Nloutaoncrp Sl, Montreal
80, 0autndet 6S. 9lem Orleans 86,
9lcp gorf "a 0aa6omo SS, @bila-
oelpGia 7S, Eittsbilrgb 50, @ort-
lono, NE, GO, 4ortlonO, Ore, 6S,
Gaicbcc 60, Roleig6 S4 Salt Sofe
GitD So, Can Sroncisco 6S, ct
2ouis 70. Scronton "A, Shreveport
IS. Spofone GA. Spracuie 76, Cant
pa So. g9aihinaton 50, Minnipea go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
WlincnfcIOcr in cnaIii6cn aanaI-

Gas Scr. 5tnoten Sdabamts.Te-
portement moht bcfnnnt ooB es ami
oiplonotiihem @ege in &euntuiB &C.
icbt moroeu it, oaB iib Gin Minen-
ielo 3miihen Dem 5i.15 @raoe uno
5t.lO @raoe norOlib unO Dem 1876
lmo 8. @raoe oitlid beiinoet. Gas
Serritorium idlicBt Die W1iinoung
Ger G6emie mo oie 3ufabrt noh
@cl9ien ein. Iesgleihen befinOct id
Elm @lincnielo 5piihen Copcr mo
Galais. 3ugleih warnt oos 6lotten.
Gepdrternent qe9en D2inen IN Der
iiioliden 9lor0iee Ter 5ieiigc 3oa.
Ginne6mer lit auigeioroert woroeu,
oicie 9iadridt 5nr aenntniB Der a6-
Qc6cnocn Sniiie 8u 6rin1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
Observation-Disclosures

Ginige bunOert W1Gnner imo
Srouen oie bon Scr 6irmo @enrD
Gonne6orn & 50. Dor cinigen Eoecn
cuf rnbeItinlntc Belt entloiien NOR.
ocn moren, 0o in ser Sobrif Ser
bcIierungcn oorgenommen merOen
mii1cn beriomnieIten iib geitern
Morgen I'M y2abor 2DceiinL Inn ole
Situation 5u beIpreden. Sic iino
i!beroeuet, ooB oie @ntloiiineen mr
Elm S6Iog eegeu oie &Ieioermnhcr-
Union 1T unO oaB iie niAt 5ur 9lrbeit
3uriidfcbrcn perocn faas sic @or'
idriiten uno gRedte ser Union nic6t
onerfonnt pcroen. 9l6e @oroou, Ger
5iibrer ser biefigcn 9Ieioermnber,
crfIdrtC, Dob Die glugelegcnbeit iebt
uno fir INNER geregelt per0en muB,
uno menn es Gin sSo6r benotbigen
iolte. Oies an crreihen. Die 9lngc,
ItcIlten oer onoereu 0ieiddite iueroen
fcb porerIt i'm Oie ghngeIeecn6eit
piHt fiimmern. @or0on fiibr geitern
Osodnittaa nod g3olbpiae, Senn.,
no ndhlten O8ontng Die internotio.
noIc &leioermoher 9(rbeitersG Gonben.
tiou itottfinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
Button aeiuauu bas critc Spiel.


Gie @leiiteribafts Serie 5piiden
oen @oItonern mo Oen YbiloOeI-
p6ioern 6eeann eeitern. ~ $4,000
3uidmier lparen anpeieuO.
Gos erite ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
le 5pii1en Dem Club BON Bolton
rnO Oen n9ltbletics~ BON @bilooel-
pbio wuroe geitern in Der Stoot Der
9uioerliebe in @eeeniport bon 22,-
600 3uihoueru geipielt itn0 BON BEN
9oitonern nit Z geeen 1 Hun Scr
YbilaOelpbiaer getponnen. Gie 30
itoner trie6en 9en0er bon ieinem
Ylobe ais ,&itAer~ our6 0os fort-
mdbrcnoe Ereffen ieiner Bale, wem
Oos Shlogen zines Bales gleid6c,
0euteno nit etnem 9iim mar. Ser
SelO Der 9oitoner NOR @opOD, meI-
der bel 0rei Oeridieoenen @elegen.
bciten ben Ball trof unO 9luns ein-
beimite; 0os critic Wlnl nocbte er elm
Goppelipiel, oos 3ipeite Wlol mar es
Oreifod umo Oos brittle WlaI einfod.
Huoolpb fingirte ais pgitder" fir
Ole 9oitoner unO Die Spieler Oes
c9It6letic Clubs moren nidt i'm
Ston0e, ieine 96ne 8u treffen. Gas
5peite Spiel miro beute nieoer IN
@biloOelpbio geipielt unO Damn se-
ben beioe CLUBS nnb Bolton, Sol
geuoes mar Die Score 0es eriteu
Spieles:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10

Sin bon SRI. 9loia Q. Suripis bon
Ger. 919, Git-9aItimore-StraBe, &C.
iteuertes 9htomobil coOioirte geltern
menige Wlinlten no6 10 ll6r Wlit-
tags in Ser Baltimore, nobe Charles
StroBe, nit einem StraBen6obnma9-
gou Der nNlooiion-9Ipeluic-Sinie"-
N1idael Sacobs bon glr. 1249, Or
leans s-StroBe, Scr SSnitrufteur bon
SRI. Surlpib, mir0e bonn Eoli5iIteu
Gougblan ber6aftet, ga es iib 6ernits-
itellte, OaB er feline 6ii9rerIicen5 nidt
Del iid bate. GoS 9(utolno6il pirpe
nidt ilner6e6li6 beI6Goigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
Gtadl Ieine Sdliueiter.

@eiI er ange6Iih ieiner 14-idbri-
Gen S6peIter cine @o6el an oen
9opf gemorfen im0 0os @lGOhen oo-
0urA ui6t unerbebIib berlebt botte,
ipitroe gcItcrn Scr 81 Sabre olte Geo.
@onncnwctid bon SIR. 20t2, 9libton.
StroBe, in Der iiiOpeitli6en @oli8ei-
ltation giibter SAirm borgefiibrt.
Gr bcrIongte cine @erbonohing Dor
6cn Geidworenen imO wuroe infolge
ociicn Dem @eridtsberfabren ii6er.
ioieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
Sine 9licIen. .gInIei6r.

Gas Qireftoriiml Der Baltimore
mo Cbio.Giienba6n" bat bic 9lbiidt,
IL ser ndhiten Sabres. .@eriommIrng
im 9Sopem6er oie g(ftion6re 5ii cr.
iiihen. Die 9lufnobme elmer 9(nleibe
bon $6OO.OO0,00O 8u ionftioniren,
um fGaig mer0enoe @erpfli6tungen
All oedcn uno uotbmenoige @erbeiie-
rrueen 81 MAIDEN. Gs iit oic 9lblidt
ocs 0ireftoriums, bic Sduloen oIer
glrt oes gon8en SpitemS inter einen
@ut 8ii 6ringeu. Dic 9obn brou6t
@eIo. I'M fir ocn 6eitdnoig 8uneb-
menocn 8ertebr notbmenoige 8erbei-
ierliugcn 81 mahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
@urfeGrmnacm fiir gpcilnadllem.

Ger uMeibnddts-Glub" Dat nlns
me6r Die arrangements fir cine gor-
iteang oes Stiides Ser Salaman-
Der" in n6oro's Spernbaus" 81 Sim
item eines @eibnoHtsionos fir be.
oiirftige ainoer ourb oas @ntgegcn-
fommen bon @rn. G6arles 6. 6oro
boQenoet. 0ie goritellung miro am
Montag 9[benO itottiinOen imo Oiirite
iiderlib einen treffliden 8eiuh oilt-
weiien. Srau 9orotbp &i6orOion lit
Die ErGiioentiu oes Clubs.
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srfnLtete qie6e.

DreiBiQ Sogc Belt puroe oeni 26
Sabre oIten 6rouf Smea bon 9ar.
1877 @orOitroBe aeitern bonn gid-
tcr Shirn ecgeben, I'M i'm @efdrg'
rib ooriiber na66uoeufen ooB es
nidt anIdiiig it, ieine 6rmi nit Dem
9opf eegen 0ieSSano 5li itoBcL pem
oieieI6c om Morgen niht oufiteben
iplo ooS Sriibitiid 5u6ereiten win.
sSrou Smca erfldrtc, ibr @bemonn
ici friib W1orgens nodb Souie eefom-
men rn0 Oo iie ibm ni6ts oii eiicu
oe6en woate, iei cr oui lie Iosgegan-
Gen.
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n0iomono Sim @rooD, ser
@ontL ser $25O,OO0 fir oos llro-
Iogiide SSnititut Ger ~Sobns Sopfins
llniberiitdt" itiftetc, 6eiu6te Die 8or-
itcllng in Ger 103uiif- SlfoOenlic"
im0 nnbn reyes nSnterciie an Der
9Iuffiibring oes Stiides uEbe 9c-
butonte. Seine sSumelen Iodten Die
@Iide ser 8uihouer ouf ii6 uno er
riboliiirte nit So5el Damn, oem
nStor,~ INN 6ie glufmerfioufeit Oes
YnbIifums.
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oSOIacc0- -gier it elm gicr,

has obne 6irdt Dor iiblen SoIgen
getrrnfen meroen fam. Gs lit 10 gut
aus oen 6citen O1ol8 uno Sopfen
gcbrulit unO 10 oollfonnen gcgGbrt
itno griinolib gcIooert Dab ocr
idpddite Wlogen nidt onge9riffen
miro, Seine lcidte @erooulihfcit er-
bobt ieine boben lt6rfenoen lino nobr-
hoften Gigeniboiten. @e6oltreicbes
Eofelbier. 6reo. 9aucrnidmiots
u9lmerican @remerp,~ Sarforo- 9lpe.,
W2onliment. uno SiIle.StroBe. Gel.
G & g. W1ount @ernon 1868.
(Oft1O) (slu6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-10
GdlOrnItein6ran6.

SnfoIee eines iboObaften Sdorn-
iteins 6roh eeItern in Dem &oilie Scr.
607; observation-disclosures, Elm 9ronO
aus, Ger MIR geringen Sdaoen an-
ribtete. Sr. SenrD 9oulong, ieu.,
Der in 0enl &ouie elm Speiielofal be-
treibt entoedte oen grano uno rief
Die Spriben-Gompoenie gar. 32 ber-
Bel, peIde boI0 Oen SIammen Gin
bolt ge6ot.
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llnilnr Gnnber aIa Nnttr.

SIN Grcisgcridt bat 6rau D1or1
Snuoer einc @egcnflagc ouf Shei.
oung gegcn ibren Soften. oen @oitor
8. G0mar0 SnDoer, eingereicbt. Der
SeeIenbirtc bate cine alo9c ouf
Sdeioitng pcsen geietIib 8uldiiiger
Griinoe cingereidi. 0ie 6rol be.
itretct bic 2lneabcn iuno iaet ooB iic
iDren Wlonn 81 Dcrloiien beobiidtigt
babe neil ct Gin 8erbdltliB nit elmer
8rau gcbo6t babe, I'm eincn @rlino
81 finoen babe er, ais iie iidb bon
ciner Operation crboltc, 5pei Yldn.
ner in oos SauS gcnommen uno babe
oonn Die 9lnfloee ee9en iie erboben.
Goraui6in iei iie 3u ibrem @oter &c.
8ogen ino babe oos Giuo uitgenom
men. 0os Qaor beirotbcte Dor iic-
Zen sSabrcn.
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gLGacfiiAIier aampfesmMtl.

Ger g1egcr 9ouis 9pmln BON 91r
1925, STAGE. .StroBe wurOe geltern
in Der iiioIihen @oIi3eiitation bon
Sfihter 2eipinion 8u $40 mo Soften
berlirtbeiIt, ga er nod ieiner 9iniie.
genoiiin Snlin Mpers bon 9Ir. s.,
g9eit.Gburd. .StraBe, einen 3iegeI-
itein gcmorien bate. Ter Steip mar
fe6l geoongen mo bate oie geraoe
0eu aanpfploe poiiirenoe 6ran
emma Murra0 bon glr. 1880, SiiO-
Sbarp-StraBe, an oen rcdten SUB
oetroiieu uuO i4uer5baft perIest,
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gei GOaiiiun OerIett.

8ei cinem 8uiommenitoB bon 5mei
StroBenbabn- @oggonS on Der @de
ben 2erington- uno Goroline-StroBe
Geitern W3orgen erlitt Ser Glerf Geo.
s. 9rennan Ser oitlihen YoIi6ei-
itotion cine Itorfe Gerlesung onl red-
ten 9(rn. gr mur0e nod ser &ob-
mine bon Or. Sobn @ooe gebrodt
uno bon bort nod Sauie geionot.