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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15


Of Washington, d. C.. and her
friend, Miss Helen Robinson, of
Baltimore, was the occasion for one
of the most beautiful affairs of the
season when Mrs. Robert j. Lowry
was hostess at a luncheon Tor. "a
guests on Friday at the Capital city
Club. The decorations carried out In
elaborate detail the valentine idea.
Upon entering the guests drew
from a large heart Of red flowers
numbers which indicated their places
at the table, the numbers being du-
plicated at each place. Vivid red
carnations and white lilacs filled a
large green wicker basket in the CEN
ter of the table, with six smaller bas-
Rets holding the same flowers placed
at intervals on the table. At each
place were red bonbon boxes sur
mounted with little Cupids, and as
souvenirs Of the occasion there were
little bisque Cupids. The ices were
served in red baskets, the handles
tied with clusters of red flowers.
Mrs Lowry received her guests
wearing a toilet Of violet-colored vel
vet, and her hat was laden with vio-
let-colored plumes Miss McAdoo
wore. with a suit of black cloth, a
soft blouse of white chiffon and a hat
of black velvet adorned with clus-
ters of French flowers. Miss Robin
son wore a suit of black charmeuse
with a small black hat.
Invited to meet Miss McAdoo and
Miss Robinson were Mrs. John r.,
Murphy. Mrs John King Ottley, Mrs.
John Temple Graves, Mrs. Edgar Poe
McBurney, Mrs William Perrin Mic
olson, Mrs. Walter Brooks, Mrs. Jul
MUS G. Oglesby, Mrs. Mary Clarke,
Miss Alice May Freeman, Miss Isma
Dooly, Miss Harriet Calhoun, Miss
May Atkinson Miss Margaret North
en-, Mis- Frances Newman, Miss Eliz-
abeth Walker. Miss Passie May Ott-
ley. Miss Harriet Orr Miss Marian
NanDyke, Miss Emma Kate Amorous
and Miss Jessie Mckee.
The luncheon given by Mrs. Orr
was another elaborate affair. Mrs,
Orr entertained at her Peachtree
street residence. The guests were re-
fceived In the drawing room. where
the decorations were of Easter lilies
and red carnations. In the sun par
Tor there were quantities Of narcissi,
Covers were laid for twelve. large
plateau OF valley lilies and Jonquils
formed the centerpiece, and at each
end of the table was smaller pla-
teau of the same flowers. The place
of each guest was marked by cor
sage bouquet OF valley lilies and or
chids. and the place cards were in the
form OF little yellow birds, perched
upon the goblets. The bonbons were
yellow and white, and the silver can
dlesticks bore yellow tapers tipped
with yellow shades
Mrs. Orr wore white crepe COM
bined with black lace and her daugh-
ter, Miss Harriet Orr, wore lavender
bTocade. The guests included ter
members of the unmarried set.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

THE Valentine ball given at 'he
Piedmont Driving club on Fri
day evening came as a welcome
diversion in a week which had been
marked by few large and formal en-
tertainments. The entire capacity II
the club was taxed by the large
crowd of visitors and club members
who attended, ard the affair proved
one Of the most delightful Of the
many sponsored by this club
The presence Of william McAdoo, {
Washington, ID. c.; John David Hous-
ton and John SHELTON Williams gave
an added interest 10 the occasion.
These distinguished men. with Miss
Mona McAdoo and her friend. Miss
Helen Robinson. OF Baltimore. were
honor guests in a large party Of 40
who occupied table in the center ~
the dining room. other parties were
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

I INFORMAL lunchcons were the or
der OF the day last week, any
number of them being given for
visitors
Among them was the affair at
which Mrs Thomas r. Gentry was
hostess at the Capital City Club
After luncheon the guests were en-
tertained AT the matinee at the Lyric
when Norman Hackett presented the
comedy, 1--WE Are Seven"
The honor guests We're Mrs Thomas
Luckett of Washington. who Is with
Mrs Gentry at present, and Mrs.
George Conklin, of Augusta. the guest
Of Mrs. Knowles Youugblood
In the party We're Mrs. George
Conklin, Mrs. Thomas Luckett. Mrs.
Youngblood, Miss Clyde Williams and
Mrs. Thomas Respess.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

N1RS. FRANK LANG. of Memphis,
who is being rendered a series
of parties during her visit to
her former home, was honor guest at
an informal luncheon given Saturday
by Mrs. r. ID. Kennedy. The table,
with covers laid for twelve, was
placed in the ladies' cafe OF the Cap
ital City Club, and the valentine idea
was carried out in the elaborate dec
orations which prevailed. A large
basket of red carnations adorned the
table, with red shaded tapers, and
there were other decorative details in
red and white. The place cards were
appropriate valentines.
on Friday afternoon Mrs. Lang was
rendered an informal bridge party by
Mrs. James w. Morrow, Jr. The dec
orations were carried out in red car
nations and narcissi. and the prizes
included a silver salad fork and spoon
and Jewel box. There was a souve-
mir for Mrs Lang. Mrs. Morrow wore
black charmeuse satin. Twenty were
present.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

NdRS. GEORGE HYATT CONK-
III LIN. Of Augusta, who is visit
ing Mrs. Knowles Younghlood,
was the guest of honor at box par
" at the Forsyth matinee Monday.
when Mrs T.. l.. WENT was hostess.
The party included Mrs Conklin
Mrs. Younghlood. Mrs. a r. Luckett,
Mrs. w. NJ. McRae, Mrs, T. r Gentry
Mrs. T. S Respess and Miss Clyde
Williams.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

\JRS. O. $. NUNNALLY gave a
III bridge luncheon last week in
compliment to Miss Margaret
Hallman's guests, Misses Nannette
and Corinne Payne, OF Springfield
I'LL The Nunnally home on Ponce
DeLeon avenue was decorated for
this occasion with yellow ionquils and
narCisSi Vases of these flowers
adorned the mantcls and cabinets IN
the rooms where the card tables were
placed
A novelty picture frame made OF
blue hrocaded satin was the prize foI
the top score and each honor guest
was presented with pair Of silk
hose
The guests included the Misses
Payne, MARGARET Mailman. Susie
Mailman. Helen Muse. Margaret
Northen Margaret Wright Yuueey of
Rome and her hostess. Mrs John I'm
Mrs Edna Avery Jones. Mrs Howard
Muse Airs Percy TAYLOR and Mrs
Siurum BAN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-20

Der ersdbluns Die 5rau profsFo.
rim, elmer Der feinIien uno tiinitlerlih
tDeribDolliten RonelIen 8ertbolb 4uea
ba6s. 9as 9orls. elm .ttss naturs
puhfisss 2anbiino, beiratbet sinen
Riiniiler, nit Dem es in bic Stabt
8ieht. ipo Is iih balo tief unaliidlih
fiiblt. 9i. jung. Grau tpirb aud BON
ibrem Gditen pernahldiIigi, befen
9ers iih elmer bon ben Itonen 4ris
ito.rnttnnen 5ulpeneei. Ia iudt bic
entiduihie unb Inn ibr aebenselud
betrcsene Jrnu Srnft uno 6ilfe beim
gGrbeIs, Der treuen Gimme uno Wirtba
fhdfterir. bic nit ibr in Die Stab.
5cs. unb ben gsfditten 5ineern Der
o!ten gdrbele seIinet ss b<nn auh
gliidiih, bic oerpprr,nen Jdben su To-
Zen uno ben flatterbaftsn stiinitisr
oau.rnb an i.in 6eim uno feline porle
5u fefieln. Die RoIIe Der gGrbs!s, bi,
BON Jrou guerser seipieIt Dsrben
ruiro, III pon Der Dih.erin nit aan3
bfonberer 2isbe bebonoeli poroen uno
bisiet Der 8sHsfisiantin cine Guberii
bantbare uHo lobnenbe Qufsabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-20

ter Sppenbsimsr belt ibm sine Stanoz
rsoe, bic er nidt 10 Ieitt pergeTea
pirb, Iab aber porlGufig oaDon ab,
5armeper 3u beitraien, nm ben 5all
nod rpeiter untsriuden 5u toHneH.
II II betdnnte SAINT 9epoz
iitoren.
Die Weitern German gant untsrs
breitete oem probotgeritt eeitern cine
Qifte unbetanntsr 8epoiitoren, oeren
9utbdben BON 81 auftpdrts rangireno
ii6 suiamnsn auf $1259.40 beIaufen.
Die sroberen 9etrdge iinb: Ilfrsb 8.
5unts $1035.25, Muggie 2us $46.71.
uiihasl gogsl 1886, Gmii 5eberz
ipil $24.55, 2pbia 6. 2esner $24.91.
Cincinnati S6eibsnf6ubsn 9eieas
fdaft, c. o. 9enrp Soetsl. $3.50 uTD.
gigentbum fir elm Offsu Il
Ii6es gaosbous.
Sn Der alage Der Stabt Cincinnati
ssgsn Sobn 6. Gallagher u. u. gaben
Die @eIhporenen bes oSnioIren3zGe.
rihts gsitsrn Elm 9erbitt uber $4,000
81 8unfteu oes gertIagten ab. Der
Setrag rsprdIentirt bic gntihdbiguug
fir GrunheiQenthum al Der Is. un6
Spriug StruBs bus behufs Grrittung
einss offsutIihsn 9ooebauies tonoems
nlrt porbeu 1T.
Der g iinoe 2ohn.
Rahsem Gb. 6sffron, Der nit 8 an
oeren Burden angetiagt mar, einen
serpiHsn 9arrp Wteper eeIe9entIit elmer
Hduferei an Der goal Strabe nahe3ll
toot9eidlagen gu baben, geitern bes
tbatlinen ansriff5 uberfiibrt unb 81
$15 unb aoften oerurtheilt poroen
NOR, betannten iid bic MitangetIogtsn
Sas. 5assertp. Sanes Gronln, Go.
aellep. Sas. 8tenan unb Sol. II.
2anb ebenfalls bes tb6tli6en Qngrtffs
ihuloig uno tamen aud nit elmer
Gelbitrufe BON ie SIS unp Soften bas
BON. Die iibrisen bier Iueetlagtsu
sineen ieood itraffrei aus
" q d | aB g q den.
Robert q. Stspenipn 1T Radlab.
oerDalter pom 9lnna 6. gurIaup; Qsr=
lonalien $2260, 9runbsisentbum
$500.
2Ouiie ShusIer iit QadIaBperipoI=
term bon gbas. ShusIer; 9runpa
siaentbum $1700.
German 9enrp Surenbrot oermahi
iein psrionlides Giaenthum feiner
Gattin Sophie Surenbrod in abiuIus
ter Weiie. Sein Grunbeisentbum ies
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-20
1ittere 3lage
dnhrt aemtraftor ii6er ben goli,ei.
def nab sluei goIi,tilemfnants.

G1oio eSoroon BON Go. 734 III. :.
SfraBe, Elm ssontrattor ieines Bel,
dens, iiibrte geitern beim Sid)er.
heitsbireftor Soolne5 bittere alags
iiber goliseidlcf Gopelan mno oie 40,
iijeileintants Scpe mno afcg,ultr
pom eriien EoliSeioiitritt uno mnter.
breitete feline Seidtperoen IN ihrift,
lidTr ,Scrm.
ssie 8oroon behalptet, mar cr nil
DER ausfllbring pou arbeiteu por
oem Saaie gto. 536 gscit ). StraB.
am SaHitng beihaliigt. ais Seutnaui
Sooe onSn fam uno nad) bem geieslid,
porgcihrlebenen Grlaubnibid,ein fin
bic het.eiieuocn arbeiten irug. Ter
Sdein tefano iidl. rie 9oroon per.
ildert. in Dem geiis cines geraoe ab.
ipeien0en arbeifers uiio al5 ooan
0ieier arbeiier 5ilriiffebrtc irno oeri
Shcin uor5elate, Diirbs @oroou iei,
ner gebonptiinB mad, trosoem ucn
Seiltnant Sooe perbaffet unb mad, Der
GENERALIZATION gebrnd1t, no Seatnani
RcJiulin rhn IN. fehr genieiiler 8eiie
0ebanoelt babeii ioii. Seine SaIdcn
'pureeu aud, biirfiuft itno alc
@ertbiaf,en iuuroer ibni por Der ab.
fiibrilng in Die .3c.ic abgeronmelt.
als er tiir5e .3eit fpdter luieoer gegcn
giiraidait entlaiien lpuroe, fehIte I'M.
tcr Den ihut auacnommenen SadesI
icincr gebaupti,na suiolse Gin aon.
pert NIT x23.25 gr min Damn 5u &c.
li3eidef Gopelan scgaiiaen itin, I'M
lid ul beidiperen, aber bier purhe
ibn, uie er neriidert, ebenialls
idl.sdtc gellan0lnng Siitbeil mno or
perIanst iest 9einisfbu,iag pom ri.
her1citsolreftor. asoli5eidef eopelan
pasrSe pom Observation-Disclosures ailge.
nieien. e.nen geslnlen 9erIdlt iiber
oieic anaelegeHbcit 5u itnterbreiten
unb pon oieiem 9erid)t ipiro cs ab.
banaem. mas peiter in Der Safe &C.
Idgtgn iuIl.
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0eburteM.

6enr1 unb GlIIabetb araus, 1923
geipeDere Ipe., 4nabe.
SEQ unb Gpa MoIter, 718 1onz
nsrsberger Ctr, anabe.
sSoAn unb Warp McDermott, 1101
Oehler Ctr, anabe.
gbllipp uno gdrpIin S6errsr,
1721 Central 4pe,, Waeden.
9tttolas uno Barbara Grsmmsr,
436 Weit WcI2iten Npe., anabe.
SoIepb unb geIia 2auman, 1043
Gourtlano 4oe, Ulaeden
eopurb unb 2aura goaart, 2262
Goth Ctr, Anaben, 3fpiliHas.
Biuiam unb gliiabetb grund, Usas
biIpHoille, aHdbe.
e,so. uno CLARA Mertl, 2144 Queen
Gitg Nos, gtdDfen.
Otto uno Dora 9srtbeiner. 2164
Bud Str. Wdo6en.
Usihael unp Barbara alefas, 1885
pleafont Ctr. anabe.
Robert unb 2auro Collins, 312
Jinolap Ctr. auabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-20

bod permatt er ihr nur auf 2ebens.
3eit unD beItimmt, bab baTelbe Hah
oem Spbe Der Satin ouf feline pier
atuoer, Gliie Bsioennsber, 6srman
s., Bernard 8. uno 5rieosrite aate
Surenbrod ibergeben ion.
Der perIonIibe RahIaB bss Sames
5leuing betrGgt $465.66, bsrieniee bes
Sobu 8. Wleater $1927.81, berisniee
Der meliiia Sans $4,000, bsrjeniae oss
Riharo +. Rolf $4246.2S. perienise
oss Wm. 8. Barrier $1517.50.
9srf d ieDenes.
Sam. Safe, Der eine Sorberuns
iiber S84.75 gegen ben aurspa1rena
bGnoIer Ridlas 9eprgs, 233 SitpsarI
StroBe, bat, tlagte bieieIbe ssitern Elm
uno perIcngte, DAB Elm Recsipsr fir
bas 0efhdft ernunnt tperbe.
Die arDser 9rpcerp ano gatins
60. tIagte cine Goroerung iiber S426
$50 gegen bic g. 6. 6. uno Ct. 8. R.
R. 60. Elm.
6drrn SlelH puroe gsiteru oss
0iebitobls zines Pel3tragens i'm Berz
tbe bon. $500 gum Na6tbsiI Der glms
& 0oepte So. ihuIbig befunben. Seiu
Ulitangetlaqter Wm. Shparg alias
Soeb, Der cine Notwithstanding pete
ldngt bat, Diro heute pro3efirt per.
Der.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-20
alus ben Werid3tsb sb5fea.
gsidt h5enfirter Nirtb berlsnst BON
ben 9pnntp. mnb Staats aommii.
iGren $4,000 SAaoenerias.
Heeeiper iiir bic DObred)t.0eDer So
nnb bic Girma Woormau Il
Sobn ernannt.

gbeiheioungstlagen. - Getrennte Qes
benspfaoe. ShabensriaB 5dae.
- alngen sesen BiirgIdafts ges
Iellihnfien. 4nipdlt in Shnus
Iitdten. Ra6labiaden. 8er'
itieoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-20

Eot burh ibre Muttsr cine S6aosners
fabtlaae uber $4,000 se9en bic SolD
9aroeu gbocolate GO. uno 2BM. :.
Jilts eingereiht.
Quf 9runb erlittener 8erlssun9en
erlanate 6arrp 4rnsperg 7
elm 8eroitt iiber $1,000 gesen be Gin
cinndti Traction 60.
Georgia pisrman, Nuhs
Iabpernalterin Der Gorabel piermaH,
pelt,' 2sstere an osm Reubau oss
Bart 5beqtcrs infoIge zines I'm
faas ihreu Soo erlitt, puros srmdts
tiat, Don Der Jlprtbiios 4muismsH'
Co., !. 3ieslsr &c 60, uno BEN
aontrattor Sdcob Nebsr 5ufammsn
$500 in erlsbigung alsr rpeltsren ans
Ipriite Bu accsptiren.
Sas. Collins, Der am .. 9tos
pember 1913 am Rsubdu oes 8tbiou
6ouIe inFoIge zines Jdhritutlslns
fails perlest purbe. bat bic Wells
Bros. 60, aontruttorsn FIR ben
gau, auf 3abIuug Don $500 per-
tlaat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-20
gurgi6afts 0eislIi d al
foil be3ableu.

foil be3a ableu.
Die Crti6aft Wpomin8 Itrsn9te gea
tern cine alase iibsr $4642.1O ssgsu
Die 6iti3sus Sruit ano 6uarantp 90.
pom DeIt girsinisn on. Gle matt
gsItsno, paB bic 8srtIogts I'm Sabre
1911 giirsfhaft fir bic hieil9e Uie@
tropulitan gant anb Sruit 60. sss
ItsQt uno bic Srtidaft BpOmins oars
aufhin bic gant ols ~8spoiitprium"
erpGbIt babe. Nm Is. September
1911, ols bic 9unt ibre Ihiiren
idloB, babe oos 9utbabsn Der Srts
|ihaft $1s,S79.11 uno $427.08 iir
3inIen betraesn. Sisroon babe Die
fIde,rin in esi.alt bon Sipioenoen
so. .618.40 uno BON Der 9ertlosten
Ielbft S4756.50 suriiderbolten, nab
reno bic 2ebters iib bis legt setpelgert
bcbe, audi ben Rsit Don S4642.10 au
tssleihen.
.Receipsr fir cine sau@
toutrottoreu Cir ma.
guf cine BON Mm. Sobu eineereiAte
alaoe bin III eeItsrn Der InipaIt Dit
Der 9. grpdnt als Recsiper fur bic
gau apntrattorsn 5irma Woor>
man & schn, BON Der g8eit 8. Ctr
ernannt pproen. Der Die 9eitdfte Der
Tirmo regeIn uno bieielbe oann duFs
loieu Iou. Der Gldger fiibrt an. ooB
oi, girma cine 4nsahl 9dupIase,
sSiaiaebGuos. elm Sbeaier uno Elm GO
eenesbdub. beiiBe. jeood cine Qnsabl
9erbinolitteiten babe, Die lie iest ntht
aut lpien tonne. aus bieiem 0ruube
Ieien ihon cine 4nSahI alagen gs9en
iie eing.reidat fporben unb fails tein
Girhols esbnten tperpe, oirFten bic Ut
.ipa Der 9efabr Der 8erihleuneruns
ausgsisst iein.
aupalt in g h hpulitG te n.
Der aupalt 8. g8. Sarmener, 9s9en
ben Rihtsr Gppenbeimer pom Supes
riorasritt cine Gnti6eibung abseaebsn
bate, purpe aeitern Dor ben Gsgteren
sitirt, um GrtiaruHgen iibsr einen
Brief ab3uaeben, ben er anlebllh gs7
ihrieben une in pelbsm er unbeeriins
bette Acknowledgement gesen ben Rihe
ter erboben baben ioll.
Sdrmener tpoute iih bomit entihulz
oisen, ooB sr infoIgs Der GntIdeioung
fait auber iid sefpefen uno aud, oaB
er pon elmer orittsn perion fdlih in
fprmirt norben lei, norauf sr ben be-
|trefieHben Brief s.i9rieben hdtte. .RiHs
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-03

Our lines complete and ready for business.
The next thing and look Furniture
for every room in the home or Office
During this opening week going offer inducements
cash buyers We going make prices that could possibly
keep up
Then give you Scrip with every purchase of dollar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
SrumriM iucnu lua6r!

3uci Stalieuer Ger Grpreiiung be-
iduIOigt. SoQeu oen 9hlicit.
bait zines peribmrnOeuen t1.idb-
rigen Stalicuermdodeus miIIen.-
Sir eh ipdtercs gcrbor ieitae6al-
ten.
3mei Stalencr, melde augebli1
oen 2luicnt6olt Der ia Sabre alten
Gamiaa @lartocci wiiieu, welde am
4. SuIi ans i6rer cIterliHeu g9ob.
mmg, 91r. Sti, Gaitern.9locnue, ipur.
los OeriAwlmOen it, meroen in ser
mittlcreu %oli5eiltation unter ser Pin.
idiOigiug ange6Iicb So bon ser
@tliier Oes pcrmiBten W1d0dens ouf
bciriigetiic6e Weiie crlauat 3u boben,
nom Eoli5eiridtcr Sipplce fir Elm
ipdieres @cr60r am 81 Sui icItgc.
6alten Die 2lrreitonten iiuO. Der
"a So6rc aIte &iucen5o @niitino bon
9lr 1t4S, Guter.9laeu, mo ser
0lei6oltriae Carlo Store pon 9tr.
Si2, StiIes-SiraBe PIN lebten Conn.
lag iollen anac6lid) sic Stoliener IN
ScaIciiung bon 5wci onOcren Mdu-
ncru nod Scr @o6nlrng bon 6rau
W2artocci gefommeu iein. 6ltiitnuo
ion iid cr6oten ba6en, Ger icbmeree-
priiiten 6rol Sen 9lufenbalt i6rer
Io6tcr mit5utbeileu meun iic Oen
9etrog bon $50 entriHten wiiroe
Sic crtlGrte iid bereit, sic ocioroertc
Simme 5u 6e5ablelL uno foroerte ole
2anOSleute oui, om 9lben0 nod ein-
nal uieOer 5ll fonmen. @leiA no6
Dem @cinN bcuaAridtigte 6rauNlor.
tocci sic @e6ciiupoli3ei. unO ais am
9l6eno sic Mdnncr 5uriidfe6rten, Be-
fonO iid Die @oliSeiirnu Gli5o6ctb
6o6er III eincm 9erited I'M Saltie
nuo 60rte sic ltnterreouna nit au
Gem &ai6s Ser 4o(i5ei ae6ordcno
b0noi0tc Srou Martocci Dem einen
Stoliener mir S. unO periprod), Sen
9leit nad 9liidfe6r Der Eodtcr at be-
5o6len. @niitino ibrieb ami ciucn
3eticl Ocn augc6Iic6en 9nifent6olt
ocs MdOdcn3 in @nfiolo. Phi Gin
pon 8ran Sober ge9ebeues 3eihen
Oic Stnlicner bon Ben @c.
GcimpoI5iiien 9lrnitrong, 9ltfinion
unO Bradley Orr6aitet, als iic i'm 9e.
grifiNporeu, ooS 0aus 81 oeriaiien.
Sn5wiiben rnteriuAt Die EoIi5ei
Oh ooS Nlaobeu mirflicb in Buffalo
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

0cborcle Goben. BON 91r. A25, 9loro.
@Oen-StraBc, ipeldc fiir5lih i6ren
Cnfel 6orrp Son0ler 6eirot6ete,
itouO oeitern Dor 9Ribter Garmoou I'M
rSugeuogericbt imo murOe bon oieicm
oui 6 N}onate mtcr ser 0b6ut ser
Notwithstanding 6rl Gotbcort
porolirt. Cic %oIici ia6uoct oogegeu
nod Sonoler, pelber Derouftet lit.
9ladoem iid OoS @onr 6otte trauen
laHen, Deridwano es fiir filr5e 3eit,
imo ais es oam bier6er glriidfe6rtc.
erlangten ole gltern oes 0ldodens el.
nen Saitbeie6l gegen Sauoler, ga
cine Scirot6 5miiden Cntel uno
9li6tc perboteu lit. Sonolcr wuroe
ber6aftet ais aber bel Dem @er5or
angegeben wuroe, DAB iiberboupt
feline Eramlng itattgefrnoeu bate,
uuroe ser 9lrreitant wieoer entIaiieu.
Spdter itellte es ii1 ieOoh beraus,
oaB oas Ndrc6eu oob oetrmt worocu
mar imO 5par our6 9abbinerS S6niier
BON 9tr. 1856, McGllo6.SraBe, iino
oaraui6in 500 cs SanoIer Dor, fran-
5oliidcu g(bidieo 5u ne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

$oiepb 6. Sowaro, ioipie ieiu Sobn
9lrber ocn @eidmorcueu iiber
micicn. Solleu oos Gilman
irbc SouS beroibt uuo III @rono
seitedt babeu. 9eIoitenoe 8ea
gcnousia9en
Inter Der 9lnihnloialme, nugebIih
oas Sons 6eroiuanO 6. Giomaus
OH Der ode bon @mpnn Dat 2lpeme
mo 2ibertD 9ioaO 6eroubt un0 bier.
otf obiidtlih in Brand eeitedt at
Bo6eu muroen geitern 9lodmittag
nab Ginem IGngeren @erbore III ser
9lrlingtoner 4olioeiitotion Soiepb Is.
Sopnro, 46 Sabre alt. iomie lein
Sobn 9lrher S. Somoro, 90 Sabre
alt, BON 91r. $50. g9elt Whlberrp.
StroBe, Den @eihmorenen it6eriuie.
fen 0ie glusiogen Ger 8eugen III.
ten oenen iid aud 6rou Giomon Die
gepobnerin oes tiir5lih gebrano.
idbabten Solies beiinOet, iorOerten
cine nidt unbe0euteoe Nlenge bella.
iten0es OlaterioI gegen bic beioeu
slngeihuloieten 81 Gage. 9ei Batter
uno Sobn laitete oie @iireihait ouf
jc $1,000, unO ou oieielbe nidt ee.
heat meroeu tornte, muroen iie 0em
C9efdnguiB iibermieien. Solepb 6.
@oporo mor Dor einigen Sabren elm
~ pie man annobm erfolgreiher
Matler itno botte iein Bureau i'm
Equitable @eb1uoe.~ Gr beioB Elm
prdcbtigcs @eim in Meit 9lrliugton
ino mobnte oaielblt nit ieiner 0Sat
tin imo Orei ainoern. Sein Sobu
9lrher araouirte nit glus5eihming
bonn @olptedniiden Snitihit. 9eioe,
Batter uno Sobn ioIlen bereits nit
ocn @eridteu 81 ihaffeu eebobt ba.
ben; eriterer megen elmer unerqilid
liheu Gbedofforc, lebtercr megeu
DiebItobIS bon Gilbcriahcu uno
sSlmclen i'm @ertbc BON $1,000 aus
ser g9obmmg ieines in @albroot
mobncnoen 0nteIs. Gr oeitanO Die
Ebot cin ser Nnfel oer6ibtetc aui
meitcre gerihtlihc 8eldn0ung.
@ei ciner aeitern porgcnontmenen
@auSiuhlng in scr gSobmng Der
9lngeiduloigtcn wuroc napc5u cine
gSaaenlooung bon gScrtbiaden Der
OcriAicocnitcn glrt cntocdt mo Dc.
idllognobmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

@ortforO, Conn, 2t. Sitli.
9lep, So6u 3. Iepneu, Der Scelior.
Ger ser bieiiaen St. W}ibaclS-Gir6e,
ipieltc acitcru in Der 9t06e BON @ooo-
min @arf @ono Golf ais cine @a-
iicntin oas cinem Sauotorhm mel.
de inn Farf ipa3icren hl6r, aus i6rcm
ISubruerf iprana nno iid III 0as
@oier iiiir5tc. Ger @ciiilir6c mari
ioiort leincn 9iod a6 imo iprang nod,
uno obwo0l Oic Srau iit6 encrgiiG
5ir @cbr iebtc, aelang cs i6m iie
olIi oaS Erodeue 5u brinacn. Sic
moIltc ourhniS niht Qerettct fem
mo rt6ietc onS @eiidt Oes 9iep. Tep.
ne0 nit i1rcn 6ingerndgeln libel 5li
Sm Sanotoriim mar Der 9amc Der
llu0lIdliben nidt IN Gria6ruHa SUI
6rngcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
Sn Der Sdlluei, oeStor6cu

> %ellern trof bier oic g}odrid,t en-
ruB per- Charles O'0onnell, Gin
l'nVcrer l Il SaltimOrer uno Geruonotcr
~. ~ surtoll' =: gee unO Senfins 6omi.
',''L IT.. ~ N DER 5@wei5 acltOrbeu it, no
S'.l. e. lel' 2. oen lceten iicbcn So6ren nit
lelner l @dttin nnO ieinen ieds Sim.
Ocrn lein Scim oaiacidIaqcn buttc.
s Arn cln9eirolTcnen .e 9ao6ridtcn att
folae itor6 Scrr O'0onncII am Ieh. CT
ten Samltaa l5c in 6OIqc cincs Scrslci.
Oens in @lontrelr. Der 9cifnont
miro pobrl@einIid no6 QoItimorc
our 9eitottllng iiberoefiibrt merScu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

Scr in 9H. POLL, gSooo6crr0
sipenlte no6nbaite 20 Sabre oIte
@il6ur Sian ronnte gcitcrn on Der
Gdc BON ct. Yaul. un0 2crin8ton.
StroBe nit eincm N}otorroo gcacn
Nos glrtonobil 0cS Or. $. 8. Sol
iet6 BON 9lr. S14, @eitglortb 2lpe.
Gr erlitt babel ic6mcr56ofte Scrlet-
3ingcn on oen @eincn lmO purOc in
0cm 2[utomo6iI ocS 9tr5tes nod ocnl
,,9lllgemeinen W}orDldnoer @oipitol"
cebrac6t- 0lohocu er bier bcbonoelt
porocn NOR 6roc6tc i6n Or &oliet9
nod @muie.
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Al 9Sannnln ncrlcilt.

@eitcrn bier eingetroiienen Gcpc.
ibcn 5ufolge wuroc @}i1ael Wlorf
&oenig BON &aipcburg our1 bic por-
5eitige Grploiion non 1900 @irno
DDnamit I'M Gule6ro Gut, @ananu,
ibwcr perlcBt 9ei ser gyploiion
purocn iiinf @lann get0Otet lniO IS
perlebt. Serr aocnig lit ocr Sobn
pon Serrn nno 6rau sSo6n George
&oenig bon &oipebura Baltimore.
Gomm. Gr ite6t i'm 80. 9e6cns.
io6r un0 lit unpcrbcirat9ct