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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12
MEXICANS TO QUIT
FIRING ACROSS LINE

WASHINGTON. Dec. l1.-orders
10 General Maytorena 10 cease firing
unless II can be continued without
endangering Americans was sent by
Gutierrez in response 20 demands hy
the United States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-12

'Oh. mothcr,' cried delighted ur-
.uu. watching The sun break from be
bind heavy clouds "Oh. mamma do
IunN. God opened his door"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05

all Ohye on Emulsion. 1t is med
icine that gets right at the trouble
ane relieves IL by toning the nerves,
enrtchtng the blood. ana giving nav
strength and health 10 the whole
body. 1t doesn't do this by means OF
alcohol ar hsbit-formiug drugs, be-
cause il contains none. It's strength
and nealth-glyInV power il due TO
pure Olive oil and the Hyp0phos-
phites, long endorsed by successful
physicians, the one for its food value,
the other for its tonic value Here,
for the first time. they are combined,
and the result Is real nerve, blood
and body building medicine a real
strengthened that we are proud To tell
you about. You don't need to hest
tate In using 1t, because II it doesn /
do all We say 1t will and satisfy you
IN every way, it will cost you roth
ing. If 1t DOESN'T make yoc strong
and we'll again, come back and get
your money. IL will he given to you
without word or question. Sold only
at the more than 1900 Rexall Stores,
and In this town only by US. 800.
Il Red Cross Pharmacy, Salmon, Ida
no. Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
LEMHI LOCALS.

The regular fortnightlY meeting OF
the Len hi Literary and Social CLUB
vas held in the school house on Sat
uruny night. There was a v'ry good
attendance, including several from
Tendoy. About forty signed the
mem bership roll. Mrs Ashton acted
as secretary in the absence of Roscoe
Martin. The debate on the question,
Resolved that fire is more destruc-
tive than water was supported on
the Affirmative side by Messrs. Ash
ton GIL, Allison ana Mrs. Amonson.
Mrs. II. Yaalian led the negative
side, the others speakers being Mrs.
d Easum, Mrs. Gil and Mr.. Elliott.
The judges we're Messrs. Murphy
Ellis and Dutton, and they decided
unanimously In favor OF The negative
side.
Other Items OH the program incIud.
ed songs by Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. Ali.
son, Mrs. Amonsou, Della Harris
recitations by Mr.. Ellis, Mr.. Wolf
liernice Ashton, Kermit Tobias: ac-
cordeon solos by Mr.. Dutton.
Cake, coffee and cocoa we're Served
ny the ladies of the cluh. In future,
except on special occasions, there
will he no supper at the club meet
ings. The members decided this mat
ter by a vote Of two TO one.
The program committee, consisting
Of Mrs. q. Ashton, Miss Pyeatt,
Tina Tobias and X. Martin an.
bounced that the next debate would
be upon the question. Resolved
that this government should own and
operate the railroads " this coun.
try -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
IOU CAN'T EARN MONEY
WHEN YOU'RE LAID UP

There are lot OF people In this
town who cannot afford To be sick
Perhaps none OF you fee that you
can. hut certainly some Of sou can't,
for as soon rs you are sick, your wag-
es stop and worry and debts begin to
pile az. The sensible thing for you
to.do, as shon ~ you feel run-doN n
and norm out, no matter what the
cause, Is to take something Just as
quick as you can to build ~ strength
and health. Make yourself more com
Portable and provide against serious
sickness.
We don't believe there IL any other
medicine made that will do rs much
toaards saving your health and thus
helping you save your mUney as Rex
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05

Everything seems To indicate that
spring Is mere, but 1t Is little early.
An automobile was seen standing
by the roadside In the Hopper lane
few nights ago, we wonder II ANY
accident occurred or If the occupant
got tired riding and walked home.
Seth Burstedt and Noble Drake
we're married a short time a go and
are now Mt Boise on their honey.
moon.
Mrs. Jessie McRiding and joe
Gardner were married at Challis last
week. Who will be the next?
MagnLs NofdstTom, wife and son
Who have been spending the winter
~ the coast. and 5. +. Horn and
family, who have been spending the
" lter at HolliSter, Cali, are expect
90 home In "a few days.
The stereoptican views and lecture
given by Mr. Kelley on Australia and
New Zealand was excellent. lie ex.
poets U give ID at all Ave school
houses y the valley, thus giving the
entire valley treat. And Nhat l.
still better, he expects To have other
views and lectures later, as he has
already made arrangements for the
slides.
Mr. Mercy breaches once each week
at May, EMS ana Patterson aud &c.
eas'onally az Goldourg. His sermons
are OF such eNcenency tnat h1 has a
large attendance at all his appoint
ments. There seems To be II uch In.
terest aroused in the religious work.
Toe Oninn Congreg atioual Church
held us tirst annual meeting at May
February Il, an elected It's officers
Tor the ensuing year and are locking
forward to a very successful one.
Chlflie Thompson Is In Stanley
visiting his father aud attending 10
some business matters.
Mrs. I'D O'NeaI has usen quite IL
oat IS much better. We hone her
Improvement will continue until her
health is regaiued.
&. |. nuddle, forest supery tsor
trom Maekay, held the annual meet l..
INK OF the users Of the range Of the
valley ON February u He reports
plenty OF snow At Mackay.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
LOCAL WOMAN NOW
A BIG ADVERTISER

When one Of our woman customers
recently bought five bottles OF llar-
mony Hair Beautirier 10 give to her
frieu1s for Christmas, she started ali
by herself mighty biz advertising
campaign, because not only does each
one Of the women To whom she gave
a bottle Of the Beautitier now cOnsid-
or it indisI ensable for the proper care
OF the hair, but eacn OF them mas
been the means Of getting sevtra OF
her friends tO use IL. AS a c0nse-
quence, If things keep on in this way
for Few months longer, We viii be
selling more OF it than Of all other
hair preparations combined. Sprinkle
little Harmony Hair Beautitier Oh
your hair each time before brushing
IL. Contains no oil will not change
color ot hair, nor dsrKen gray hair.
To keep hair and scalp dandrutf-
free aud clean, use Harmony Sh.. M
poo. This pure liquid Shampoo gives
and instantaneous rich lather that
Immediately penetrates to every part
Of hair and scalp, insuring "a quick,
thorough changing. - Washed of just
rs quickly, the entire operation takes
oily few moments. Contains moth
ing that can harm-.th hair; leaves
nu- harshness OF stickiness-just a
sweet cleanliness.
Both preparations come In odd
shaped, very Ornamental bottles, with
sprinkler tops. Harmony Hair Beau
titier, -Sl.0O. Harmony shampoo, SOC.
Both guaranteed-to satisfy. you. In
every way, or your money back. Sold
only at the more than 100. Rexall
Stores, and i'll this town only by us.
Red Gross Pharmacy, salmon, Ida
no ADV
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
Crom.e ste.nnch rrouh,c cmr.n

There is nothing more diScouraginl
than chronic disorder of the stomach
Is 1t not surprising that many suffer
Tor years with such an ailm9nt when
permanent cure is within Their
reach and may he had for a trite:
About year ago, says f. II. Beck,
OF Wakelee, Mich, II bought a pack.
age of Chamberlain Tablets, and
since using them have felt perfectly
well. had previously used any mum
Der OF different medicines, but none
OF them were OF any lasting benefit
For sale by all dealers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
Winter BALM Radioactive.

Muroz Del Castillo. the famous
spanish savant, has been conducting
researches into the radioactivity OF
water from various sources Rain wa.
ter collected in winter contains not
aoie proportion of radium emanatiou
which dtminishes steadily an ,lisap
pears IN - days Snow coll- tod A;
Madrid in February was found also
70 be radioactive
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05

Mushrooms growing on drc8yca
Nood often have degree 81 hrilllane,
hat hen they are placed on n new
paper viii enable one Ia read the
words Ia their vicinity Nth no other
lieht one species OF mushroom Ia
Australia. q inches IN diameter. was
OF so.h hrilliancg that seen from q
distance, It's iighg frightened the ma.
uYsa
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
AeaNN Sr,aLrr

Unique among the 1cyotees OF NY
Lady Nicotine" is Dutch sailor
named Rerkiu whose boast it is that
sor the lass IS years his pipe has con.
stunned pound OF tobacco weekly. Il
requires no skin in arithmetic to dis
cover that the Dutch chimney. as he
is proud Co be known. has dissipated
IA smoke more than go huudredweieht
OF tobacco which is ,Sactly % times
his own weight,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05

Very often when the dining room L.
near the kitchen the sticky smell OF
cooking becomes unpleasant BY pour.
Ing few drops OF oil OF Lavender into
. glass OF very hot water the air OF the
i"om Is purified almost instantly Thin
IL also useful in sick MON II the
lavender Is prepared iust bstore din
ner Is ready 10 be- served. the room
All De allied With a faint put very a.
ceptable odor u freshness.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
Nsasiahls Nin-,ic,n

A vegetable nightcap may b. seen In
N" agricultural museum al Washing.
ton IL Is the sheath 81 an immense
African aower, and seed hy the ma.
uves As a cap Turned up arnuvd tho
lower edge, It runs tp "a point ,i1e
Iasseled nightcap Its color is rich
brown, It's texture Cf tiny ,aealike
quality and I, Is strong ard durahls.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05

The following assertion Of A " Clio
vannitti opens up au Interesting discus
sion All social morallt, today Is
class morality We have capttaustie
morality a middle class morality and
a pfelvtSriaa morality to speak only
Of the three greatest subdivisions ~
usedern society
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
lis an IN Wind

A business man in the Midlands the
other day circulariEed the customers
Of his firm 4 am sorry to tell you
hat my partner died recently. but |
am pleased 60 INFORM YOU that you
may nov have an additional ave per
sent discount as her IS now only
one 90 keep. Manchester Guardian.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
NATIONAL FARMING BANKS
continued From Page one


pose ~ buying in It's national farm
land bonds and holding them tempo
rarily.
icl To loan Its capital and surplus
on first mortgages OF first deeds Of
trust for period not exceeding five
wears. TIE bank, however, may not
invest more than 80 per cent Of its
capital and surplus permanently IN
mortgages or It's own bonds. and the
balance Of It's capital and snrpuls can
be permanently invested only In T..
). bonds, bonds OF the state where
the bank operates. OF IN other seegri-
ties authorized by the commissioner.
Next week We will give a practic
example 81 the Workings OF a coopera-
tive farm land bank
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
Daily Thought.

Just to be good, to keep life pure
from degrading elements, TO make it
constantly helpful in little ways to
hose who are touched by il; to keep
ones spirit always sweet. and to
avoid all manner OF petty anger and ir-
'itabilty-that Is an idea as noble as
t is diificult
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05

\ cough medicine for childten
should be harmless. II should be
pleasant To take. II should be- ef-
tectual. ''hamberlain'S Cough Rem
enS n atl ~ TINS ana is the mothers
taNortte everywhere. For sale hy ali
dealers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
Ais o,l, strras.

ma the trained uais, take YOUR
temperature Yes eErr. the sur
gsons got through s.tg ,bsr charges
IL was all I bad let, 20 take Baiti.
more American
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
rQhereuIou, earl.ian.

An eminent authnrity has estimated
'hst ~ per cent Of the people Of Paris
nave the germs OF tuberculosis in their
blood aud are capable OF spreading the
disease
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
Ancient Telescopes.

Explorers have found in the ruins
Of Ninevah a kind OF magnifyins glass
which would seem to prove that the
Egyptians and Assyrians observed the
stars through a primitive telescope
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
What He Would Do

What would you do If YOU had a
million dcllars'" ia quit sssociat
'ug with people who ash such foolish
questions, Detroit Free Press
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
Coecanut Palm

he eo-o2 gJ galm besJns TO bear At
the axe ol ,-.s to- eight Years. though
in some G. .rsips As sar,x a. ar
NTH or siA,. t,.r.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05

Some men agt 20 careful hat Il Ia
comparatively safe even 70 so out in
canoes with th.u
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
sreeaIno plae. - s,,,o,.I,.

The man Who ,s unSilllnK to rust
anybody acquires his caution through
tntrospsction.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
Shameful Of Them,

Some women are always painting
hings around the house. just to make
heir husbands feel guilty.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
To Frsshen a Room,

Come to The Recorder for artistic
job Printing
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
.1ciiy 7rhougk


Moderate the silk string run
ai;il thrcusl ,iie pearl chain Of virtues.
Bishop Hail
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-03-05
Dear The,

Dear Then.
Talk Is cheap, but not when you're
paying for expert TESTIMONY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
Bier Ghen oetrenut.

,,m areisocridt plroc geitcrn oic
aIeioermaderin Goth g. SGIoiicr
BON 9lr. 62l, 9}oro-&avionitraBe, BON
i6reu @onnc Senro 5dloiier &C.
i9ieocn. Ger @lana nnlB ser 6rait
$4 wo9entliHc gllimente 5a5leu.
0eSaleideu er6ielt 6rou git6cr s..
Smith Don 9lr. AIS, GolpinitraBe,
cine a6ioliIte Sdeioung bon Somes
". Smith, ben tic 1912 in Gaicott
9itp beirat6ete. Sm iel6en @criHt
cr6ielt Sr. @illiam GeDier. gtr. S31,
@cit.9eringtonitr.. cine SAei0ung
BON &otie @cDier, oie CT 1905 6ci-
rot6etc. 9lii9 wuroc 6raii &at6arine
6. SolB, 9Ir. GOA, @elnorO.glucnuc.
BON sn6crt 6. Sole geidieOeu. 9oS
45aar 6erat6etc in 1889 imO trcnute
iiH uor orei Sa6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
IN gRnlNinatun aeitur6en.

SIN glitter BON 81 So6ren mlroe
geitcrn III S8nibiugton 9. g., 0r.
SAUL bon Gri6ieu toot in ieinenr
3immer in gtr. SIG, SeporO.
Square, ouigeimocu. Sr. BON
Gridien ser felt 1870 ais 3eidncr
im gcooctii@cn @urcau ongeiteat
mar, por nod am Gage porber oil
ieincr 9lr6eit eepeien ilno bate Die
icI6e oni6cinenO lpobl ino eeiuno
pcrlniicn. Coroner giebitt entidieo,
0oB ocr @ionu cinem @er5idlogc er.
leeen mar. ST.. BON @riMien NOR in
9resIou ge6oren mo fam ais 9on5
jlnger @lann nod 9[merifn no CT
iiA gar balo 5il cincr qutcn Stellun9
enpor ar6eitetc. Sn 1870 trnt er in
0oS aeooctiide 9ureoit Gin mo CT.
mor6 lid Diele 5reunoe IN g9ai9iug.
ION mo mlM in Baltimore. Gr lpor
uiemolS Derbeiratbet uno binterIdBt
in oieiem 2anoc feinerlei @crpanote.
0ie 9eerOiglng tinoet an Samitog,
gsahmittass 1 llbr bon SIR. 400,
s. StroBe, Go. aus itatt. 9Soitor
Riharo Shmiot miro Die 2eibenieier
leiten. Die @eeroigung finOet ouf
0cr n9iod Greet Cemetery" itott.
Sm areisgcric5tc lpurOe gcitern
Scr 6rau @oulton Sic 9(uiiiht iibcr
oos &ino aus ocr Che init Or. e. g.
&oulton jueciproden. gos llrt6eil
in scr anbanoisen S6eiolm0sflase
lit nod uidjt gcidQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
gNiNEomlnrne Nnn0e.

Ger bieHge GiniponccrungS Com.
mfiior @erirom "a Slump bat ponl
Sefrddr sgiliou in 2soiDiagton BEN
Neig6l er0olica oaB beiaIciieu NOR.
ocn 10 oeu 6aobiihiiqten llrlaiib fir
oic Glert8 III ocm @altiiaorer 9ureoll
nidt olrd5niilbren ionosrn am 4.
Smuar 0as SaIair Der an ihlcdte.
icf be8ablirn @eamlen 5p cr9o0en.
NaMit III ste @eiabr einer aQaeulei.
Hea 5uspeniioa TIA 9oliimorcr BIZ
rlaA al8cvalot iporoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
]5cilrdge gum 9t(fSfonO fit UerWun-
Oete SO(OO(en unO nOt6(eiOenOe lOiltwen
mO UOdilen UOn gefaGcneN 5Srtegern Oer
Oeut(0en unO 6(terreiC6(6-ungarifC6en
armRen werOen UOn 6eUoGmdC6ligten
GOde6tOren OeS llna60dngigen Biirger=
Oergins ge(ammeN. Nu6 WirO fir OaS
Oeut(d6e 8Ot6G Greu5 OOn GOn(u( Cart
&. cdOeriB, Gde G6Or(eS- unO German
Stru6e ge(Gmme(t
JeOen Jl(ittmOc6 mitO ii6er 6eiOe
SHnm(ungen i'm "GOrrepOnOenten"
guittirt.
Gin ucuer 9sOIisci-GOmmiiiar.

Clarence s. Z. @oulo gum @litaIieSc
ser @e5or0e ernonut. Ser bis.
beriae @rdiioent @cGpop mill re-
publifauiider @laDorS Gan0ioot
peroen. 0ie Gofon3 in ser
@a6luufiittS @e6oroc nod nidt
gefiiat.
Sr. Clarendon s. Z. @oulO, bis6er
@rdiioent ser StoatS @o6laui.
ii6ts 9c6orOe, lit geiteru bonn @ou-
uernelu @olOsboroug6 gum Mitqlieo
ser @oli3eibe60roe onSteQe 0es @rd-
iioentcn Somes W3cGpop, ocHen 9lc-
iianotiou bonn @oupernalr anQenom.
men wiiroc, crnaunt morOen. Sr.
@oulO mar Ser 9}adfolger 0es Srn.
Dlc@Oop in ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uuO miro ulunc6r aud ser gfahfoIs
ger Oes Srn, 0lcgpop IN ser 8oIi5ei-
9cb0roe Seine 9eitoQlmg lit bc.
reitS i'm Superior @eridt eiuge-
troifen uno er miro 6clte 0iorgeu
ieiuen glmtseio o6legen uno iciue
Rflidtcn ii6erre6nen. Gie @e6oroe
6dlt i5rc ndbite Sibumg am N1ou.
tog Inn eineS Ger orei @iitglicoer ais
&rdiOenten ser ge6oroe 81 cupd6-
len. @a6ri6einIitb miro ser @ouper-
neur Sen g9inid ausoriidelt Sru.
@oulO nid) ais @rdiioeuteu 81 err
pd9len SobalO Sr. @ouIo cinge-
idporen it, miro Sr, DlcGpoD ieinc
Ganoioatir als repu6ltaniidcr9lap-
orS GonoiOaf 6cfanut maden lmo
Die erforoerIid6c @ebi6r bel scr
Staats @obloufii6ts 9e60roe er.
legen. Gic 9ofons in Scr Staotss
@a6Iouiii6ts 9cboroc wir0 ser
@ouocrncir crit udd6itc g9o6c ans
iiiaen
I'm sic 6rage ii6er sic Gualififo-
tionen 0eS Sru. McGboD Dor Die Sc
ridtc 81 6rhiacn lpirO lid sic @abI.
auiiiatsbc6oroc peiaerL sen O1omen
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Sic Gonoiootir on5une6meh uno
Damn miro Sr. Mc@DoD Inn einen@e-
ridltsbeie6I no1mfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
Die 1nn0elsfolnnler
Mar ein 6eimnrtranf.

Das bon Geo. @iintber oebrmltc
Bier 1T oos bette. &iele 9eurtbciler
ben S9ier erfIdreu, ooB es irocuo
einem critfloiiieen onslduSiidcn
giere gleidfonnnt. @erooe oos Ding
filr oeu 6amiliengcbroud). TciniteS
Grcna, better @eidmod uno icbr
n1brfr6ftie. Gireft bon Ser @rauc-
rel ourd bic ueueiteu @loidiucn ob-
cctiiat, noourd obiolitc @cinbeh
eciidlert miro. Giite $t.00. &boue
@oIic 90. (Suni1S.1S.i@lo.Go)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
aauflrute nrO Sabrifautcu.

Sabresoeriammhug oes n@ercius
ser aauiIeutc mo 6a6rifanten~
iano geiieru 9}a@mittao in Dem
Gmerion-Eburngebalioe itatt.
@crIeiias Ger Gomitc-geridte
fir 1914.
Su icinem Souptquartier, oem
.@merion Conner" s8e61uOe al Ger
Sao-@utaw. StroBc. bielt geitern
9la@mittag Der ,Gereiu Der 2ouf-
lelte umo Iobrifonten~ ieiue So6rcs.
GerianmluG o6 Die Gerlehmg
Der ein3clnen &omite-9eritbte, ioipie
ocSjenigen oeS Setretdrs Gobert :.
geadam fir 0as 0ergauaeue Sabr
nabm 0eH ar0Bteu 1bcil Der Siblmg
in gluiprlld. SGulmtlide gcrihtc
iulroen einitimmig angenonumcn.
@r6iioent Charles 6. 6alcouer fii6rte
scr @criib.
ghs Dem 9lcdnlngsberihte OeS
Setretdrs 0ing bcrpor, OaB Ger Ge-
ierpciono OeS Ocs @creins 3ur 3eit
$573t.Ii betrdgt 2as ocrgongeuc
Sobr miro ais imgep0bnlid re0e
imo crfoIsreid) be3ei6net. Gie Der.
idbieoenem i'm 2auie OeS SabreS o6.
ge6alteneu 5eitlibfeitcu iino iouiiige
&erouitalnmgeu. mic sic nMarglauO
@ohe," oie ,@1aoe in Baltimore
qlusicGing~ sic .4araoc Scr glr.
6eitspieroe~ mo Der ,@iertr SuIi",
berIicieu in ieOer @e3ie6ung erireu-
lid unO woren Oon beitem griolgc
bcolciiei.
CeS @eitereu famen Die @eridte
ser uadbIicbenoeu Goniite's t6eilS 5ir
9crleiung, tbeilS lpuroen iic uad
blober 9rfonuieobe occeptirt. So
mite fir 9eitenariing. @oriiter =. 2.
G6apannes Gomite fir ofientli6c
9etricbe, Goriiber @m. @. Bartlett;
Gomite iiir 93a6ait; Gomite fiir
9auhpeieit @oriiber Charles 6. 9iie-
man; @cieegebunas-Gomite, @oriiter
9lanoolpb Barton, JIM; Iereini9te
Gomite'n iilr Safcn nno @aiierpcge,
@oriiter Sobn q. Sberpooo uno 8.
q. @opfin; N1itslieoicGait-Gomite.
@oriiBer @iniam .. Sill; Sabrifou-
ten.Gomite, @oriiber s. @iIbur Nlil.
Ter; 9loten-@ouite, @oriitcr g9ilian
~. Gator; Goniite fiir 9lusIono.Son-
Del, @oriieer 6. u. Slod; Goniite fir
9etoil.Sonoel; Gomite fiir ofieutlihe
3erbeierimgen Goriiber 6ranf q.
Soen @aiiIidtcits.Gomite, @oriiter
@. 81. 9opfiu; FubIBitats-Gomite,
@oriiter SameS Ereiiou; Gomite fir
Oas GerfebrS-9iireoI uuo anoere.
Gle 9eamtenmobl oes GereiuS NIT
Observation-Disclosures miro an IA.
Saminr 1915 itattiinoeu. Gs beiBt,
onB @rdiioeut 5alconer Die beiteu
Gbauceu fir cine @ieoeuuabl bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-24
glom @unOrrncnr 6ennaSiat.


Cine gm5oll GoridIdaa Ser gc9nooi
gnngs Gonniiiion bonn 0jonDer.
ucir @oIosboroug1 guioc0eiBen
Ger Moroer pou Marie Gar.
iieus luiter BEN gegnaoigieu,
@ouueruerr @oloSborola1 gob an
ldBlih oes 6eDorite6enoeu @ei6.
nadtSfciieS geiicrn III @ciungcnen
oes 9altinorer Staot 8eiongnii.
les luo ucri6ie0cuer anoerer Strai.
glnitaIten oeS StaoteS NlarDlano sic
Sreibeit luieOer. @on 0ieien IA Ger.
ioueu muroen orei begnaoigt un0 II
unter &arole cntlaiien. Inter oeiI
9eguaoigten beiono lid 9m. &.
Stouc, Der iucgeu WlorOcs i'm puci-
TEN @rooe 5u elmer 6reibcitsitraie
BON Is Sa6ren neutrtbeilt uoroen
mar. Stone botte IN Baltimore lei.
uer5eit @larp GariteuS crmoroet mo
beging 0ororf eineu SeIbIiinoroucr
iud. Ct purOe inter @arole entloi.
len.
2ic ouoeren Shoffaae, in oencn
Golpernellr @olosboroueb BON iei.
uem 9canaoielnasrcht @e6roud
nadlte, betreiicu foIgcuoe Gerrr.
tbeilte
Eatrid @raoD, i'm Nldr5 1901 in
Baltimore rpegen Giebitabls 5u orei
Sobren 3udtbaus perirtbeilt Gr 1T
nah GcrbiiBung Der Stroie begno,
oiat porocn Inn ieine 9iirgerredlte
81 mobren
Sobn a. @olii. i'm @ldr5 1911 IN
Baltimore ipeaen Go0tiblagS 81 ei,
uem SATIRE oefdnaniB perurtbeiIt,
mur0c beguooigt, nm ieinc 9iirger.
rebte 81 mabren
SSames @. 9oue, meaen 0ie6na9lS
I'M Scbrilar 1902 in 6re0cridsGoiln.
tn 81 Ore Sa6ren 3udtbaus uerlr-
t6cilt wlr0e begua0igt, Inn ieine
giiraerredte 5u mabrcn
Inter Earole geitellt iuur0en fol-
0cu0e @eiougene:
,Souos @obcrt 0onoOe, I'M Ge5eul.
Der 1912 in 6rcoerid.Gointp me9en
llrfimocnfdIidrng 3u Orci Sobren
8uhibous neuribeilt.
9lnna g. G6iperol. Inn Somiar
1914 IN Stoot Baltimore iue9ea
9igouic 81 lS Monotcn 8uhtbauS
pcrirtbciIt.
Genoro 9lomlcp. ian 0}oi 1908 IN
Gordcitcr Gountu wcgon @loro.
uigriffS 5u oht Sabre 8uhtbms
Derirtbcil.
Sorbep 6. 5uoot, i'm N1oi 1914
in g8aibington GoitntB 5u eincm
Sobr @eidngniB 0eurtbeilt.
Gnrus Nioion i'm 9(priI 1913 IN
9'rince Georges Gountp iuegeu gi
goiuic lno @1eircios 5t 1wci Sobren
3uhi6ous berIrtbeiIt
sSoiepG 8. Sanlels, i'm Slpril
1909 III 9Srince Georges GouutD inc
Gen @iQonie uno Qeiueios 5u IA
Sobren 3udtbmtS OcriIrtbeilt.
Durham gSoters, i'm 9lpril 1914
III @orNeiier Goitnth megen Ser
lcbung oes 2ocol 0ption.@cieseS 8it
cincm Sobr I'M Sioots.glrbeitsbaus
pcriirtbeilt.
Woirice Godrauc Inn Nloi 1918
in Galocrt Goimip wceen Sogcns
pcrborgcuer @ofien ino glusbrcdens
ouS sem @cf1ngniB 5u 5pei Sobren
I'M Stoots g(rbeitsbouie perurtbeilt.
9abmono airbD, i'm September
1913 ii 5toot Baltimore ipegcn 8e.
truecs ST. 5tpei Sobrcn 3udlt5ouS
ucrurtheilt.
g9loO0sloiu anilcinSfi in glopenl-
Ter 1909 in Stoot Baltimore peesn
@oubeS 3u nem Sobreu 3uAt1ais
rcrurt9eilt.