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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18

3lpci SrlGnoer, bon ocuen Scr cine
cine blutige 9loic, ser onoerc Elm
bloues glngc 6oitc eridlienen 0eiiern
III ser 0lilidcn @oli5eiitation lin iidJ
iuegcn iin9e6origeu 9etrogenS 5ll
perautporten 5ic uo6ucn beiOe III
99r Si2 SitErott- -5troBe, unO iiuO
ionit Oide 6reuuOe- sic fomcn ge.
ltern 2IbenO mitciuanOer in 5treit,
Den Foli5iit 9iorr oaOur1 6eilegte,
OaB er Oic &ompiluiiigen nod Der
Eoli5eiitation bradte. Ga lie 6eutc
iIbcr 0eu @umO ibrer Se6Oc nibts
wnbieu iplmoen lie cutloiim lmo So
gen glru IN 9Iru nod @ollic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
81 Cs6reu uuu et. 9satrid.

Ger 0robe Gog Scr SrldnOer Ourd
firdlihe uno meltli6e Seitlibfei.
ten bc9ouacn Gouieuoc Doll
Srlduoer irugeu Crime Siite unO
aramattcu lno oen S6omrod i'm
&nopilcd.
81 G6rn BON ct. 8otrid, OeS
Sd)ubpaironS ser Srlduoer lieBen
oeItern oie Sobnc Der griinen SSniel,
sic 9lr6eit ruben. @er's niht muBte,
oaBSt @otrid's Gog mar, Der fonute
Is bel einem Gong ourh Die Strobca
Der Stoot an Dem iiberrecblid Oicien
@riin, oos 5ur Shou getrogen milr-
Oe> roih gepabr mcrOcu. Gie Eau.
ienoe bon SSrlGnoern, iUelrbc ibr
Seinl in Der Nlomlmentenitoot mlfge-
idlageu 6nbcn trntcn geltern i'm
SonntogSitoot otf lnO ltorcn entluc.
Ser nit griinem S>ut, 9riincr &rus
waite oOer griincn Son0ihnbeu &C.
ibmiidt mo iaIt ole 6atten Sbom-
rod i'm &nopiloh
Ger Tog wiroc nit firmlicben Sci
eru 6cgonucn ino nit lpcltlihcn allcr
9lrt 6cidloiien Gic gr0Bte firhlidc
1eier ian0 in Der ct. &otrids STRIDE
an 9roaorou unO 9anf.StroBe itott
@ei einsm ieierlihen SoAant, bel
pclc6en Elm 6eion0ere5 nulitalicbcs
@rogramm HrTlWdiii6rmg gelang,
te mics Batter G6omos 5. &ennD, Der
9leftor ser ct. Fetsr's Stride aui sic
lugcnoeu ct &atrid'S bin glub
III Der ct. Sobn's Stride, an Scr Ga
ger. lm0 @ollep. .Strabe, ionO ein Ici.
erlides Sodomt itatt, meIhes BON
Monii9uor @eorge @. Gepine celc.
brit wlroe Sn Oieier Stride brohtc
elm @6or pon ii6er 1000 &iuOern uu
ter 2eiiunq BON SRI 9iaion @9gle
iton, 81 @6ren oes iriidbcn SdlBpo.
irons mcbrcre @Unnen 5un &ortrag
Sir sic 30glinoc ser Soiopcitc
Squorc prcsbplerioniiHen 5onntags
ihulc 6iclt Eoitor &c @itt %. Ben
BAN einpn iauitrirten Gorirog. bel
mclNcnl 9lniidten BON prddiigcn Gc
gcn0eu uuO 6iitoriihcn Flobcn in ST..
lunO gc5cigt luurocn.
Pm 9l6en0 peroniialteicn oit rcr
idjieOencn iriiden @cicaidoitcn Dcr
id)ieocnartiac llutcrbollungcn bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
Son Gee nuO Sofcu.

,,Nedar~ bonn n9lorOOeutibeu SloDO"
morgen bier erportet. Sringt
$40 @oiiogierc. y9otapio" Don
ser nSomblirg 9lmerifo 2inie~
fomut nd6iten @loutag nit 300
@oiiogiercl 9ononen inVlcnge.
Ger Iompier ugtedar@ oeS ,9}oro-
Oeutihen SloDO~ miro morgeu an
ieinem %ier g1r. 8, 2ocilitsNoint cri
iuortct SIS 6eiinoen iib $40 Eaiia.
giere al 9orO. Ger 0onlpier bringt
ouBerocm cine groBc Soouug nit.
.@utuDio" fommt % ontag.
Ter nGdItc bier fdQiQc oelitide
Ganrpier lit Oic y9otopia" Der vSom.
burg 9lmcrifa.2inie,T Die nit 300
@aiiogicren unO SoOumg am Niontoa
bon Som6urg bier idaig lit.
81 6ein~ fG6rt beutc ob
9ln 9oro OeS beute nod Bremen
o6ia6renoen GumpicrS oA6cln" bonn
gtorooeutiHcu 9lopo~ 6abcn IoIgen'
Oe %oiiagicre &ldbe in Der :, &oiilte
bcle9t. BON Baltimore SRI. Eoula
Selniig SRI. @}artba Softer, 6rolt
Nnlio Nloropef mo Serr tSronf
S6nciOer mo Iroli ncbit Sohtcr
E6creIia; BON &noiouapolis, ISnO.
Socrr Sans aleine; bon St. 9olis,
D2o. q. Sn96 McGuao6 bon
Santa gar6oro Sal. Sri. NIeta
To66c; Don Gan Sroncisco, Sal.
sri. $. g. Sio66inS mo Scrr Stto
$. Sdmiot; bon GleDelonO, 8.
Or. 6. 6. Stuort nuO 1rou ncbit
Cobtern Sonct mO Soro6; bon
ltniperiiD, S.-G. @crr 81 g..
Sumner; pon Gcntsuiae, S4G. r.
Scrr @. ". g9cOel uuo 6rou
2 b itoampfer cingctroifcn
;Auci Gbnoompier nit groBen 9o'
iiuO acilcru I'M 0oicn cinge'
lotiru uro boben oui Dem bieigcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18

Sauptafioire 6ilOcte ober Oos grobe
9onfett Der 8i6ernier @eielihnft I'M
Sootel Rennert, bel peldem Nidbter
u. Charles 9urfe pom &reiSgeridjt
non 9oliimoreGountp ais Gooitmai-
tier ilntgirte. Gem 9anfett gnlg sic
iG6rli6e 9eomtcnma6l poron, melde
OaS iolgeuoe 9leiultot Bate 9Srdii-
bent, 8iaiQm y. &oon; Gice.@rdii-
bent, u. G6urles 9urfc, 2. 9ice.@rd
iioent. G6os. S9tcia, SAubuciiter
fiir S9uls6ono, Shart aeorneD;
Shobmeiiier Der @eieQid5ait, Wlidoel
Sbeeban; 9lmrnlt Nli6oel 9l @lul.
lin; 9ler5te, Gbos 0'0ouoOon imO
Somss 3. Carroll; Sefrctdr, GOporo
g. 6Ionuigou aoplan, &ep. Souis
S'0onopau; 1ircftprcrt rSobn 8.
.&enp. Iouicl Tonnellp, $. 0lipcr
G6onlpiou. 9art 6, Smit6, @iaiom
s. Tonneau, @eorgc ". gIofc, S9il-
liom 4. 9pons @otrid 6lonigan lmO
Scnru s. DlcGoiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18

Gic 9eeroigung oes onl @lontag,
Wlorgens inn 1a5 llbr, i'm 9llter Don
SO Sobren nod 5meii16rigem 2ei0eu
geitorbenen Or. Ibeooor 81 9lo6r-
bad miro morgen, @ornittag0 I'M
I'll llbr non ieiner @obnuug, 9}r
1922, &enniplpauid-9Ipemle, aus aiif
Dem u2oroine 6rieobof~ Itottfiuoeu.
@oitor s. @. Smith pou ser biih0i.
lidcn met6ooiitiihen GmomlelS
Stride miro Sen GrouergottcSOieuit
leiten
Or. Go6r6oA mar elmer Ser 1lteitcn
9lpot6efer 9oltinlore's, no er ii6er
40 Sabre cine iolcbe iine 6atte. Sc.
boren in 0reSOen, Sobien, fam cr
nod Jung on So6ren naA glmerifo.
Sein Goter mor Der 6cfonnte Serr
@ilbelm 9o6r6oh, ser ppnige Sabre
Dor ieincm GoOe iein 50.id6rigeS SSlI.
6il0lm ols Gireftor ser GresOeucr
Nliin5c ieiern fonntc.
Ger Neritorbcne miro nc6cn ieincr
@ittuc, 6rnu 9loiiao q. Ho6rbdc6,
pon elmer GoDter aus iciner eriten
Sic, 6rai Gugenc Wl. Bonner, unO
elmer Gnfeliu Sri. Ibclmo M. Mil-
iolL iiberIebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18

9eporicmcut ouf iel6it5o6lcnoc 9oiis
as6radt mo 5wei GentS fonnien
jdbrlib ou Der -Steuer.9iotc geipori
peroen.
Tic 9iioget9ebor0e 6iclts iid Oit
GntidcOung IN Der 9lngelegen6sit
Dor Solten iih Die 1lit9lieoer Der
9eborOe in Der Sibung in Der nGc6.
item gSode 5il @uniten oeS @loneS er.
flarcn Damn miro Stoot.Grofurotor
6ielS eriud)t pcrOen. cine 9erorO.
nlng welde Oie Gr6e6ung ser @e.
6iibr iiir Observation-Disclosures Dor.
iiebt aus5uarbeiten.
pSnfcl sam 10 iiniht GAN
0ungsitelle
Iie 9unoeS.Regierrng 6ea6iihtigt
cine SououugSiteae ON itGOtiihen
GrbolimgS-%ier am 6uBe oes Broad.
man bon Der Stoot 8ltAmiet6en mo
bereitS cine 9(pplifotion Del Der 9iiO,
get6e6oroe eingereiHt. Ger 9onoeplaB
ioa iiir sic 9ampier beitimmt iein,
uel6c oeu 9erfe6r nit oen Sorts in
Der 8oi oernitteIn. @egnpGrtig lit
Or 9lutrplat oirier Gampfdr an
9ropn's @erite, on SuBc oea9roao.
wog. Gie 9iioget6e6oroe bei6loB,
iiir Die Reeieuung oieieI6en N1iet6s,
rotcn ieit3niebcn ais mic fiir onoere
Nliet6er.
z iiBigfciten am Grbos
lungs- Eter.
,3ablrcidbc glpplifotianen iiir OoS
Dlieiben BON &erfouisitGnoen am
itdotiidcn Gr6ohmgS-Eier an 6uBe
Oe5 9rcuOwop iinO non 3uderpoa.
ren6Gnolcru 6ei ser 9iiogetbe6orOe
ciHoereibt worOen. Sn Ser ndditeu
SiBltna miro Oic 9c60roc Oicic 9ln-
9cleaeu6eit III Grludgung 5iebcn.
8Giicr &ngenicur bn
neucn Glun.
@oiicr.Sngenieur g9bitmQu mad
te geiiern oen W}itgIieOeru Der Bib
get6e60roc oic Gmpfebhmg Dab sic
aoblcn, melde ic Stoot 6en0tbgt,
Don cinem 9eportenent eingcfaift
inO analDiirt werocn ioQie. Seiucr
Nleinlrng nod) ioQte Der @infnuf BON
Dem muni3ipulen 2aboratorim be
iorgt meroen. SnI Derfloiienen Sabre
fauite Oic Stoot 900 5onnen 9ln-
tbro5it.ao6len 3uni @reiie BON $780,
GOO unO 1900 Ionnen bituninoie
&o6len gum @reiie Don $t25O00. Sn
Scr udhiteu Sibing miro Ger @oi
iersSngeuieir peiterc Gnnpicbhngelt
MAIDEN.
@inDerit6nOniB errei9t.
3luiiben benz Sto0t.Sngenieur II.
Sen @eonlteu Der n9}ort6ern Gcntrol
9lailwup" lit Elm GinoeritGnoniB be-
treifs Der Gonoenuirung oeS @rllno-
itideS Der 9abngeieaiboit an Der
9torDoit@dc pon @uilioro glpenue
ur0 &reitor. STaBe SobulO OaS
GonOemnirungs Gerfa6ren a6gc-
iHloiien lit miro Oos @rlnoitiid &c.
piloitcrt unO Elm GbeilOem 5aQswap
angcidloiieu meroen.
Stoot Sngenieur NlcGop iagte,
Bob ciii groBcr Streiiei 5lpiihcn Der
Gbaie mo 4reiton-StroBe in cine
@arf.Slnlage umgeuauOclt uerOcn
miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
0umpfcr in Iylammcu.

Gin 9rono brod ouf Oen1u ClO 9op4
Ionipier u9llobomo aus.
3mci @}eni6cnIe6en in @efobr.
9lr eerineer Sbaoeu. II Stru=
Benbubnperfebr fir ldngere 3eit
bIodirt.- llneebeure 3uihouer-
menge.
aur5 Dor 6ol6 If llbr geitern &or-
mittog brod) aui Dem 0anpfer
ngllo6omo" bon Der nClO 8oD 81.
nic, pel6er am @ier Scr. Ia, 2igbt-
StroBe, feitgemoht mar, Elm 9rnnO
aus, Ger ole glusienoung bon Orei
9llarmen n0tbig muhte, eeeen 80
Seuermebr 2pporate ionmt oent
6euer6oot Cataract" an Der 8rono-
itelle periaumetle unO 5mei @erlo-
nen in 9ebeuseefobr brodte. Der an
gerihtete NtoteriolihoOen ioll unge-
iGbr $2500 6etrogen.
Guortiermeiiter Silponus SunleD
cntOcdte ais @riter oos 6eucr in Der
&obine 5peiter &loiie I'M Goroertbeil
0es SAiffes. Gr benohrihtigte 10
fnrt oen ouf gluslug befinoli6en
Charles EopIor, nit Dem cr in einen
anitoBenoeu Hmm elite, no Die De-
Ter 6ronf 2emis umO Sones SaDlor
ihIiefen. Ser &auh mar GuBerlt
itorf ltnO 6eioc WfGnner paren nnbc.
81 BON i6m iibcrpdlti9t poroen.
9loih puroeu lie BON Dem bremen.
ben Scbiffe ouf 0cn @ier in Slider
belt ee6rodt.
@aiia9iere 6efon0en iid nidt altf
Ger n9llobamo, melhe crit Inn z
llbr 0}orgens eingeloifcn wor. Scr
@oupticboocu bcitano III ocr 3crito
ruug mebrercr touieno 8uidel 4Seu-
nuts. Sroboem ser Sclepbonroilm
Oes 9Siers Dem brennenOen Sdiffe
un nGhiten lag borrte OoS ooielblt
oneciteIte SrGulein @3orD Boone
topicr mtf ibrcm @oiten ans uno
beOicnte rubig Oic 9lpporote.
Der SSG1ter @illinm &riiger BON
ser .Olo 9op 2inie" lmo Sorrp
9usbeD bon 9lr. 1924, @eItiuooo-
9lDenue, oIornirten 5uerit oie 6euer-
mebr. 9ereits nod 0rei Wlinuteu
ionOte g9iaiom 6. Glioion jiIny
ION Scr acknowledgement uSol6eiter
0ompfer Gonpognie" cinen 5pei-
ten Alarm aus.
0ie Seuerpebr elite in rolenOcr
Tobrt our 9ronoGtte. 0ic @erfebrs-
poli5ei iorgtc in oen entipredbenocn
GtroBen fir freic 9obn. gIuS mebr
0cnn 25 SAloudIeitllngcn mitroen
ioOoun ungebuere @oiier moiien in
ocn 9ranObero eeianot. @leid nad
Gntoedung oeS 6euers mllrOc nit
DER gluSrdllnng oes Shiffes be-
gpnnen. 3u Oeriel6en 3eit bradjtcn
oie Shiffobrs @eielli6aften, Oeren
@iers on Oen ser "OIO 9op Comp.
ongrenoen, ibre S1iffe mtBer 8e-
reid Ger 5Iommen in Si6crbcit.
gto6 lingcfdbr t12-itiinoi9cn onge-
itreugten @elniibungen fonnte 6euer-
Gbcf Gnric6 befannt geben Dob Die
6lonmen geI0idt ieien Sine tall-
icnof0pfiee 3itiboucrmenge battc
iib in6miicben ongeiantmclt inO elm
ouBeroroentIicb groBes @oIioeiallfge-
bot mar notbmenoig, Sen fir bic
glattc 9lbwidetrng Der '&0ic6arbeiten
erioroerlihen 9folm fre0ubaIten.
Der StroBenbobnberfebr IN Der
2igbt-5troBc mar Ourd ben @rano
fir mebr ols cine Stunoe lobm'
eele9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
@rndlIeiSenSe.

@os mein nNaOicol Gitre" imr
Sell 9lojuiting~ 9ru6bouO iiir oic+
len Monn t6ot,
oS6r grldbano bat @unOcr fiji
mid getbon; fii6le mid an ienem
aorpert6cil frGitigcr ais felt % Sab
rem. Dos 8eitc, OuS i1 ic bate
bdlt fein; Gmpiinoli6fcit gan5 Der.
i6witnoen lmo i6 crireue mid gutter
@eiinobeit. 8enueen Sic Oieien
@riei mcm er bon &ort6eil lin Oic
leioenoc @lcnihbeit lit.
(ge5.) WeO. GmridJ,
giooton, WlO., @or 49,"
Sd t6uc Gin @leiHcs fiir Sic.
@riiicn sic belltc.
S. $. Mierse6cm, 525 9t.-@ntowitr,
(WGr5S, lag y
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OrGieLt @eindl upn Cain6redern.

IbonaS s. 5intnls BON 9lr, 1925,
9lorO SSolic StraBc, flogte &c.
ilcrn IN Der nor06itIiIen |oli5ciIto-
tion ociH &idtcr Oean iein 2eio, oa
Inn du9ebIib in ieincr SSobnng
Giubreber cinen @eind o69cltottete
bobcu iollen. Seocnfolls OerniBt er
cine llbr, 5pei 9iiuee mo einelt
N}ontcl i'm e'ciammtipertbe BON
$3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
1Siir nns ute Cshennar.

Sir oaS altc ocuti1e G6epaar,
meldes bon ben SammllmAcn oes
! Teitiden Gorreiponoeuten~ ibon
felt elm pnar Sobren uor oen lln6l-
0cu ser bitteriicn 9Irniut6 uaDrcno
oes 2ebeus-2( 2(6enos 6cpa6rt miro,
oinaeu iolgenoc pcitcrc 9citrdge cin:
SSobn s.. @. .. $1.00
n g. @. 200
Q3i5hcr qrittirt 1890
,,m @au5en $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
r-9lnsitellmns.

Ger 0G6orcool Glu6" ueranitoltet
cine iolGe i'm 9lni1mB al sic
fiir5li6 o6ge6oltenc @emdloe.
9huSiteaung I'M %eo6oOp Snititut.
Cine Collection bon Grigiuo-
lit6t uuO @ib. @G6rcno oieier
ISOLDE tGglib Dem Eu6lifum gc-
0iinet.
SSn Sen 9tdumli1feiten OcS oG6or-
coal GlubS~ oil Ser 9}orO 0omorO-
StroBe iinOet wG6renO Oieier g9ode
inn 9lnihhu3 an Die fiir5licb iruter ben
9luipuieu 6es Clubs I'M &eo6oOD
Snititut obgeboltene @em1lOe,9lus.
itealm9 5cit9cn0iiiider omerifoiiidcr
&iiuitler cine 6atir 9lusitelllmg
itatt sic in foitlic9er g9eiie cine 9ln-
jobl ser fiir5liCb sur S6aI geitcaten
@cnGlOe. periiflirt Ger fiinitleriide
Nertb Oieier geranitaltuug lit fei-
ncSwcgS 81 rmterihGBet 6eru6t bod
and in Der 9iteratu Die %aroOie ouf
elmer nnerldBliAeu fiinitIeriiden
9oiiS.
Gle Soupt 9lttroftion ser jebi.
gen 9htsitcllung lit wobl 0ie 9tad-
biloung oeS g9. 8. &o6inionihen
gtIOeS ,9iodp SeoO 9ouo~ Our1 90
min u. SeiOepib. Steine mobr-
itbeinlicb iol1e OeS 9lnitoBeS BON
ser 9altimoreitruBc, D|ooS ans @eit-
pprt lmD GeOern5ueige aus Nlount
Sope bilOen oen N}ittelpunft. Die
6orbcuefiefte iinO Olrb geicbidte Wli-
idungcn BON Nmud So6of Eoriier
@riiL Yormeion Sale, G6ofolooe,
Sal5 unO @loitriA berporgerufsn.
IaS 500 @reis @emGlOe Don 6rou
9rpont bat in 6riQontelter @eiic, 10.
lpo6l in Sarbe ais n9ltiiaiiing" sri.
Glenn Slr0 periiflirt mcnn ni6t gar
iibertroffen 6r. Wl Sod CAB OoS
SilO nMoicbtog BON Morg. Vl. 2aiu
nit gutter 9aune pieOer. Die gemol-
te @aiAleine iebt iid) in einen an
einenl fleinen 3ipeige befeltigten6G0-
den tort, al uel6enl t6atIddlid ct
mas .@oi66orcs~ 6aumelt. Die
ibwor5e Same iteQte S5r. S6red
3ur 5dorL oos 6eiBt, ibwor5 lit iic
nur 10 longe bis man oil elmer per-
6orgenen S6nur 5iebt
,@eiterc treiilicbe o@cnlGlOc ga.
roOien" 5ieren in 6unter 3a6l sic
@0nOe. Sub0pfrngen BON @rn. o.
gern6oro Nlepers perOienen oorun-
ter nod 6eionOere 9(lfmerfiomfeit.
Die Sufh 9lusltcling nuroe am
@}ontug 9l6en0 nit einem iolennen
nSmofer~ er0ifnet. Inter Der be-
pGbrtcn 2eitung oes CLUB &rdd-
oenten im0 6loten Girtltoien Sru.
,SreO. $. 0jottlie6 gelongte Elm bette
res @luiif @rogromnl sur 9l6wide-
lung. Oie ouOeren Niuiifer uo-
ren Die foleenOcn Serrcn: Sp. Sat
Iterion SopfinS, Siouep inD Soml
San6ltrger. Gos Yublifim 6ot nab
reno Oieier ISOLDE icoen 9taHmittog
Oon , bis . ll6r @clegcn6eit, Die ori-
gineue 9huSite0mg mncntgeltlid 81
6eiidbtigcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
.g0rnipriIrr.

,,Winni.Ainb cmie Mrs Aumpiicao.Qeigb. "
,,dDro'e-. Ebc Jiciu pcnrcia
,,1inDlnnD" Bnubcniuc mo gSnnoclbilocr
,0niorinl '-. Qnhu Wiue"
,Dnnrtn "--a HebmuH Sbop
Euls 9luDiinrunl--.Ebe oouic neri Goor, "
,4enbonD 0jnd am Srciuq, ben
0 Widr3 um 3 lr 9,anmiiidqs
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Trco. SancrnidlmiOts
glmcricau g|rancrci @Odbicr-
M n...rnn Alrnltnrni Nlndl,irr-

-NNtFIIWH UIUNVRVE NUNU1VI
6ciue lnO mabrci0 oieler &o1e bel
aacu aunoen i'm 3api 9elieaungen
fir Bod Ii. uSolace" prompt anSs
Qciiibrt 9rauerei 0ariorb-2locv Nlo-
nnnent. mo Siacn-Str Ecl. 8. &
4 Nlt @crnon 36l. (Didrl6, 500
lalnhclAel
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QOlehiainiidlee @nMititiif

NoB 2IQeu Gin iitager canaoilber
@ol3i1Qcr. lit iebt uad] elmer &ci6e
aon5 auBcrgew06nIiber Spcrationen
i'm Ct Soiep6S Soipital alli Dem
@cgc Der 9eiierrng 9ioB mar Dor
ciua orei Sa6rcn in Elm Sdgcmerf
aciaaeu, pobei iein @eiicbt pollitdns
oia imfenntlih gemoht purOs SeB'
len 6crbit fam nm ocr jiugc 0lann
bier6er Inn iih elmer dr3tliben DE.
6auohlng 5i unter5ie6en Iie critic
Operation beitano oarin, DOB man
0cnI &otcntcn etr Stiid Sout pom
Cberihenfel entiernte lno Onmit
N'uno mo 9ddcu iornte. Sic icblpic-
rigitc Operation lit iebt porgeuom
men noroen gllS enem 9iippen.
fuorpcl iAui oic dr5tlihe aunlt eine
9}aic. 9lir Der olBergemo1nlid trdf-
t0cn Gonitiintion oeS 9ioB icbreibcu
Is oic 9ler5ic 81, oaB CT Die iedS
Cpcrationen 10 gldu5cn0 ii6erltano.
Gr tr18t ib Jest id1on init ocnl @c'
0onfen unL in einiacn @ohen nod
Noiie 3uriid5ufe9ren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18

&eiHer Smabe Don Ncser eeItOdcu.
g8iQium GuohD, l5 Sabrc alt,
muroc acitcru gegen 2 llbr Slodmit-
tags an Der Gde bon SoIIep. imo
GDoic StroBe onge6lib BON ocm
is jd6riecn gtegcr G6onas 6imms
nit Meiieriticbcn ara 5ugerld)tet.
QSiniom SuodD bhItete bcftig nls
Der W}ogcugegeno ino I'M @ciic1t.
Gr puroc iofort nod Dem ~St. 50.
icpbs Noipitol~ gcbra6t no NON
ieineu 3titono fir redt bcocntlih
bait. glls Scr 9legcrilinge lcinc
Sbat nit Sbrcdcn lab, lief CT oo.
Don mllroe a6er icbon einc Stnoc
ipdtcr BON Dem @oli5iiten eiotd icit.
Qcnommen. Sn ocr norooitlihcn Eos
li5ciation oob CT an ongeblid IN
9iotbmc0r acbonoelt ail baben Gr
cr5d6ltc 9iidtcr Gcon ooB er BON
mcbrcrcn anoben angegriifen NOR
sen ici imo oas @ieiier crit gcbrauht
bo6c, dis cr iiM anoers nidt mebr
babe bclien fonneu
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-01-13

There is judge in Salem. Mass.
who. behind heniGnant exterior,
hides an occasional surprise for per-
sistent evildoerS. Not long ago there
came up before him for sentence two
youths who had been guilty Of Il long
sequence Of niSdeedS Both were un-
der age each having just PASSED his
nineteenth birthday. Having been
caught with the goods on them. they
had pleaded guilty in the hope Of get
ting off with a light punishment.
The judge adjusted his glasses and
through them beamed softly at the
young lawbreakers.
Now, then. boys" he said softly,
I'm going to send you two to the
state reformato"y for two years
apiece"-his voice suddenly changed
land while you're there you can both
be studying for the state penitentiary.
Saturday Evening Post.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-01-13
MAN KILLED IN
HEWITT LOGGING CAMP

MONTESANO, Jan. PA tighten
ing cable in the Hewitt logging works
above SatsOp, struck w. w. Dotson
a logger. and broke his neck Satur
day about l o'clock
The man was paralyzed froT2 his
shoulders down. DR.. j. f. Marcy
had him brought to the City hospital
in Montesano, where he died yester
day morning, after having fully regain
ed consciousness.
Dotson was working near the ca
bic. A log was being hauled in. The
cable had been slackered and when
the engine started it came taught
with snap and vibration striking the
man just at or above the top of his
shoulders
Dotson was man of about 95 years
He had wife and five children at
his home in Satsop.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-01-13
"Grnee Victory For Sence."


Two large orchards. side by side,
brought much profit to Farmer Tur
NUT and much trouble, for the or
chards We're considered fair game by
the youth Of the village and two Or
chards are harder to watch than one
One day, looking from one orchard
to the other, Turmut saw small boy
shin down tree and uttering a word
of warning to another imp still up
among the apples, ran off.
Turmut reached that tree in record
time
Got yer this timer he roared to the
boy almost hidden among the leaves
"COme down"
Getting no answer and not being In
n hurry. he sat down and waited.
Time passed. and still he waited, un-
til servant brought him note that
had just been dropped through the let
ter box. He did not wait after he had
read 1t, as follows:
Some people as apples, some as
sence. You bin wotchin pare Of
trowsis stuffed with straw, and we bin
gettin' your apples from the other or
chard. Crate victory for sence!"-Lon-
don Answers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-01-13
Colors Of the Rainbow.

Violet, indigo. blue. green. yellow
orange and red are the coiors of the
rainbow. Most are sure of that. 1t is
true. however. of only a very few rain
bows. The coOrs OF rainbOws vary
with their width. and their width va
ries with the size of the raindrops. big
drops producing narrow bows with
bright. clearly defined colors. small
drops producing wide bows with pale
colors. Here are the colors as gener
ally seen: First. when the raindrops
average one milimeter in diameter
violet. light blue. blush green, green.
yellow. orange. light red. dark red:
second, when the drops average three
tenths Of milimeter In diameter.
violet, light blue. blush green. green
yellow. orange. and. third. when the
drops average one-tenth Of MILNE
ter. very pale violet. violet. whitisb
blue. whitish green.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-01-13
The Secret of Badness.

The actual condition Of the scalp
and Of the hair has very much less to
do with the health of the latter than
Is popularity supposed. The bulbs OF
the roots Of the hair go down com
pletely through the skin and into the
fatty layer which lies between it and
the skull, and the thing that to the eX-
pert eye is really significant of the
prospect US to progress or cure in a
particular case Of badness is not the
condition or color or cleanliness of
the scalp, but the thickness or thinness
Of this fatty layer which underlies it.
SO long as this is present and the
scalp is freely movable over the skull
there is hope Of restoring Il reasonable
growth of hair. but when this fat has
been absorbed and the shiny scalp
sticks as closely to the skull as the
cover on Il baseball the outlook is
practically hopeless This. of course,
shows at once the futiity OF most of
the local applications to and manipu-
lations of the scalp. from which it suf-
fers untold tormentS in those who are
or imagine themselves to he becoming
bald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-01-13
That Poole Story.


In his book. My Memories" Lord
Suftield, who was considered 1.-The very
pink and model of fashion," sets us
right about the well known story of
Poole. the tailor. which is sometimes
attributed to the Prince Of Wales:
las matter of fact, 1t WAS not the
Prince of Wales. nor was the witty
author Of the repartee. The true story
is that Poole went down to ERADICATE
park to visit Lord Stamford. and on
his return he was asked by Alfred
Montgomery. the wittiest man of his
age, how he had enjoyed his visit and
whom he had met. We'll. sir. replied
Poole. the fact is that the company
was rather mixed But. - 1t all.
my good fellow retorted Montgomery.
surely you did not expect them all to
be tailOrsY"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-01-13
LOGGER DROWNED

HOQUIAM, Jan. 13.-Joseph Will
hanson, employed by Thomas Nc
Nally, the logger, fell from log jam
in the Little Hoquiam river Sunday
afternoon and was drowned before
aid could reach him. The body was
recovered yesterday morning. Ar.
engagements for the funeral will be
made as soon as word can be receiv.
ed from a brother who resides at
Mayer, Oregon. Mr.. Williamson was
about 25 years old
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-01-13
Victoria Water Lilies.

The giant water lilies which are
known now as Victorias. after the late
queen Of England. are natives Of the
warmer portions of South America.
where they thrive in lagoons and In
the quieter portions Of rivers. Haenke.
a German botanist. first reported their
discovery in 1901 and startled all Eu.
rope by his description Of their gigan-
tic leaves and flowers. Almost half a
century elapsed in fruitless expert
ments to introduce the plant into the
old world when In lS49 the FIRST flower
opened on the Duke Of Devonshire's
estate at Chatsworth. England.