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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
Plain Truth That's Worth Money.

Using Foley S Honey and Tar for a
cough or cold may savo you both sick.
ness and money. +. +. Monahnn, Me-
uomonie, Wis. says: 81 am exposed to
all kinds of weather and fnd Folcy's
Honey and Tar Compound always fixes
me up in good shape when i catch cold
or have bad cough. I recommend it
gladly.' Refuse substitutes. Schramm-
Johnson, Drugs; "The Never .Substitu-
tors Five (5) Good Stores.
'(Advcrtisomontl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
Births.

Henri 4: Barker. 81. Marks hospital girl
George W. Bosch No. 3 Chesney court gil.
Francis j. Rold go Downingion avenue sirl
Charles Susman Az East Seventh South street
girl
veetii ?. Harrison as3 McCIolland avenue.
girl
Arthur II, sconbcrg 7s7 South Ninth Eas,
street girl.
Austin q. Brown. Dresden avenue boz.
John Biakemore, 5s1 Roscllo avenue. girl.
Wallace Wright. go Edith avenue, girl
Ernest Giigeu, L. D. s. hospital boy.
Willard B. Richards .050 NcCleIland oveuue
boy
Ernest r. woo!loy, l.. D s. hospital boy
Cabot Dyer. Judge Mercy hospital. boy
George L. Mudd. l37 East Seventh South street
girl
Francis W. Beat. Holy Gross hospital girl
Arthur c. Pinet. 45o Garfield avenue, BOY.
Rcbc c. Thorum. St Marks hospital, sirI
Alfred Brown. l57s Second East street Sirl
Preston Nblcy L. D. S hospital. girl
Horny W. Rolfc, 10 North Sixth West street
girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
Tango Tea at Maxim's

unusual opportunity to learn the various steps Of
ango and others Of the dances is to be offered to
ades of Salt Lake City by the management of
MS Cafe
Misses Pony (Carow) and May Leddy who are giving
Qtions OF fancy dancing portion Of the regular
et entertainment Of the cafe, will give instruction
of charge each afternoon beginning Saturday.
Tango teas will be held in the special banquet room
e cafe and only will be admitted the teas
IN no sense part of the cabaret entertainment at
'cstaurant
"a Miss Leddy and Miss Pony have had extensive
rence IN teaching dancing, having arrived but few
ago' from the ST. Francis hotel at San Francisco
they filled long engagement Miss Pony whose
pame is Ora Whytock, is Salt Lake girl
rrueon will begin Saturday afternoon at 80 clock
fontlnde daily from 3 80 to O clock.
THE MAXIM CAFE
E. L, Willie Manager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
Statesmen Are Interested,

United States Senators John H. Shat
roth of Colorado. II. l.. Myers OF Monta ma
and George G. Perkins Of California and
Congressman Jacob Johnson of Utah. Jo-
seph Howell of Utah William D. Stevens
OF California and t.. \. Hayes OF Caiifor-
MA have written to the Commercial club
acknowledging the receipt Of newspaper
clippings on the proposed land grant To
railroads developing new territory I'm the
interest In the proposal and said they
would give IL serious consideration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

John ". Lndbers and s. Luela Bronu both OF
Salt Lako.
frod Farnow' jr. and Ethel Edna Carnoy. both
OF Salt Lake.
Percy Bingham and Clara Blatter. both OF Idaho
Falr. Idaho
Ephriam n. Walton. Salt Lake. and Henrietta
Do~dlns. Sandy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12
PREMATURE GRAYNESS
Is tho fate of many young face
Imperial Hair Regeneration

Is The only harmless preparation known which
restores Hair to It's natural color. when applied
canno, be detected: is unaffected by baths or
shampoolug and permits curling. Sample OF
hair colorod free. Privacy assured correspondence
Imperial Chemical Mfg Co.. 1875 ". 2sd g.,
New York. (AdycrtIsement !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

IA. A. .I.eathsm entertained at
bor last night at her home, 4lo
Ia Sixth South street, In COM
<nent TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
N of ST. Louis. who arc here
prcymoon. visiting Mr.. Pitts 8
and Mrs. K. G. Pitt. The
decorated in white snapdra-
IL and shamrocks. The tallics
Patrick ideas, Guests were
at seven tables, with supper
Mrs. Lea,ham was assisted by
scott, Miss Monetta Leatham.
Pitt and Miss Agnes Pitt.
uors' club was entertained III
social session last night at
of Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Ritter.
rIrst South street. The house
I<ed i'm the club colors. green
nations, palms and ferns form
Scorativc scheme. The guests
aimed with a programme OF
N book review, The book re-
Fear of Living" and the Tc-
rIyen by Professor Osborne, j.
| Of the l.. u. s. university. The
Nurnished by Miss Nina Young.
'1rson and Horace Ensign. Sc
Miss Dorrltt Evans. pianist.
messing contest was also q
|Iefrcshments were served late
ing. Those in attendance num-
u seventy-five, including the
<rs and their friends,
& club gave a large dancing
he First ward hall last night
B day ideas were carried out
|cratlons and the dance p-o-
PAlms and ferns and white car
1rned the hall. IN addition 10
4 OF shamroclSs. Pennants also
ne restiye effect, a coy cor
med by screen OF palms and
rom this point punch was
D punch table was decorated
1rnations, sulilax an6 sham
IL dance programmes We're
sha mrocks. and the initials
"B. G,," were embossed in
e green covers. The Apollo
{nrnished music. About 800
<endance. The patrons We're
y o. r. Meredith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. V, l.. Halliday,
r6- j. u. Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
ION and Mr.. and Mrs. L.. r
The club members are Miss
Miss BESSIE Wills. Miss Mi
<on. Miss Marie James, Miss
!. Miss Vic Midgley. Miss Ra-
n Miss Me rie Dougall, Miss
8mes, Miss Hazel Meredith,
NY Dunbar and Miss Annie
'9lade OF 9i2 jefferson street
a number OF friends at her
ny afternoon In honor OF Mrs.
who will leave soon for
Progressive peanuts auction
Hmes were enjoyed. The hon
FRrded 10 Mrs. NJ. Henderson,,
lnmer and Mrs. O. Heath, A.
E OF green and white predomi-
namrock luncheon was served.
%ut were Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Liv-
~ Hendershot, Mrs. SaxmaD,
~, Mrs. Holt, Mrs Weaver.
j Mrs. RYAN, Mrs. Deardon.
Mrs. Twanly. Mrs. Walters.
Mrs. Lefever. Mrs Kirk,
nth Mrs. iarer. Mrs. Harvey.
y. Mrs. Plummer. Mrs. Bever-
<rlser. Mrs. Barlet and Miss
tage of Miss Grace Edna Nc
Elmer j. Radsern will take
q clock this evening at the
le oi ide's aunt. Mrs. Charles
y South Sevcu:h West street.
|py will bn performed Dy the
Sl.npkin of the First ConCrc-
nrcf. Miss Susie NJ. hawes
Iesmai1 and Harvey Ross Nc
IL Louis. brother OF the bride.
jt man. The wedding will be
'.n reception,
Marshall Will entertain infor-
efternoon at her home In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

The chic and pick of the season s
offerings in ladies hats is to be found
at the Stephenson Millinery, ga South
Main. New goods arriving every day.
tAdvertiscment.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

Meet me at Walkers Mutual Aid
dance at tho Odeon hall, Monday night,
March 16. (Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

The Parents-Tes chers' club Of the
Riverside school will meet Friday after
noon al the school at O'Clock. Judge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

Mrs. NJ E. whitney of Eberta, Utah,
is visiting Mrs. ". Brown on First ave-
uue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

MI and Mrs. George s. Gannett left
onado beach.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

Mrs Robert q. Gemmell has returned
from a months visit in southern Cali
iorna.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

Liberty hive Ladies Of the Maccabees
will be entertained this afternoon by
Mrs. Ida Jensen at her home. 967 West
Seventh South street. from until D
o clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

The Maxwell Mexican Woman's Relief
Corps VIII give a card party this aft
ernoon al the 1, o. Q, +. hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

Mrs \. NJ Hamilton and niece. Miss
Lucille Clark, have returned from an
eastern and southern trip. They visited
Palm Beach, Havana, New Orleans.
Washington and New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

Mrs. Joha Dern and Mrs. James G.
Dick and CHILDREN left yesterday for
California, where they will visit Mrs.
Dcrps daughter. Mrs. W, II. Cunning
ham in Oakland
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

Marshall Will entertain infor-
at her home In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

The Missionary society OF the Central
Christian church will hold its regular
meeting this afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. G. II. Marks, $50 Eighth
East street, Mrs. Marks and Mrs. u.
II, Dorman VIII be the hostesses,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-12

Mr. and Mrs. A. Hale have returned
from a trip to tine coast. They visited
their daughter. Mrs. Thomas 3. Hunter.
in San FrancisCo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

Stol5c uu0 in scr 3uUcriidt ani Die
berrlihen Siege uHierer militariiden
unS iittliden @emeinihaft begriiBeu
mir ourd Sbre @erinittInng Sbren
groEeu @errider im0 Sbr glorreidcs
@olf Gas bat Der gcmeiniame
@aiieagang gegen HuBlauO bepirtt-
@eun es MIR immer 10 bleiben mod.
te; mem nad) Dem 6rieoeusidluB
mn Der olte Raiien6aB niht pieocr
rorcno in Die iesige id0ne &ormouic
Der @olfer Der ,SoppelmoHarhie mo
oes 0eutiben Reites eingreiien
mottcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

q Seocr SORTS uno Rcooacncomnaloant, Der oas
9ert aufgeb oas er beiebliet ooer Der eH @ert per-
ldBt miro nit Dem Eooc beitrait.
g. Se0cr Cifi5er lhteroibier Corporal ooer
goloat Ser ien Sort ooer eiue 9cooiie ucrIdBt miro
init Dem Io0e beItrait.
T. 6 1T aus6riidfh 5eoem Der Elm itdHoiaes
Sehmasrreri beieBt bat uerboten in @erbaHollmgeH
nit ieinodleu EaramentdreH eT5Hretcn Gs miro
cbue 9Insnabme ali eoe ciuoIideu 4arIamcntor
6eucr gegeben Der lid irgen0 cnem %mfte Der lInpa
hmg 0es iidnogcn 6eitlmgsperies nd9ert General
lieutenant mo Gommauoant Cegre.~
gbcr wic mir GouHeriiag dbou an oicier Stelle er
tIartcu q bat feicn 3wed oic slnalopbilcu IN oieeu
9anoc icbt nit Der Aaic aili oIdc @eweie 81 itoBcn
5oatc ood cine Diciigc notwithstanding nadJ oem
Nuifnocn ocr Dotimatc III 9riiiieI wcldc Had]wccn
oab 9cIaieu rbit cine Nclurolitdt bou Dor att Sab
rem aebrodcn: Gas 9uin0e ioldher Sdlrithide
fonmit SIT ipGt ,il aOcrcn SSorten: ,Celitihlao ~
gcridtct uno mir molten llniercn &a6rprh nidlt IN
@ieoercrpdaRig 3ie6cl @ir miiicn wartcn, bis Der
Ssreg Doriibcr lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28
nin nir0Iass uirrbIatleriaes aIt.6LaA.

G8 pirS mmer narer oaB id eualouo 6ronreh
9snblan0 in0 9elac1 jn cnen perbldtterger aeeplaf
,uianmcnqefn0cl bdben IN ueldlem GIN Bloti lid ocs
anocrcn nidt 3u iddnct brautt y peldleu ods 1l
maniidisQcfhbl bei 9lcn oii alcb nleorger Stlfc
iJcf
es licscn 9cpcc Dor. oob bic 5hdieu in SiiprcuBen
SIC immennlid)lten @rnlinnteiieH beaongcn bnbei
aof 0c Gn9lauocr oic Ieutdeli uon ueldlen plee ua
hnoliirt mo nit cHgIiiheu brouel perpelraipei NM
lc iid ir 8ct 1ct strieaSaits0rideS IN englano De
ionoca. ii Gou3euirationslagcrn eello nmomucu lay
ien oaB Sic 6raBoieli oahihe triegsseanaeEc ~
GroBen gd)aaren iind) Observation-Disclosures Wcgen.
1ei III 9gier ucriteppci oaf oie 9elpier @eruHoeieil
af SET 9hladjtleioer Die gugen ansIiadeH inio oent
jde 5oloatcr con cen re ircolit cmpiau9enoen Grts'
lq,potnen it Aelaen binterriids mio i'm 5dllaIe cr
mor0a Dubeu ooB bic gngldnacr Dunl 1imaelbole
pcrluQn0cu oab 9ufiicnuno @ngduoer Gipilperlouen
DINNER Nraucil uno sitocr Dor it bcr ~ oci
AlampI irebeu Tins iett iino III 9ntrerpel and @e
irec acinnoen ror0ei 1aB oen bel9ihcn Sol0atcr pc
ncn, ion0eru garnmentdre nicDwjuifIeBcn, pcd)eS
gnrs bet dueren poIterrcdtlidQn Ncrbredei ilt 2dS
sacnihd pcdleS 0cics perrudto 9crbaliri Der bcl8i
idca 0lilidrenraliiing nadlpellt laiitct;
ciiicl 2s September 1914. Hce8ic oteLiHa
ron 9lniucrpcn GriiieI A6idniit @eucratob
qln Sic N6lfnitSs0 s0onmanoaucn illr bic Sorts nio
aqoouiea.Gonmauontct
seocs Sort ooer eoc 9leoouc 5cibt cln brau9'
tcru 5tibpmIt iuu cneu Stnrm ols5llbotcu leibf
im Soi ueuu 5cr6rt puroen
a) @auieuuae sic @eidjitc iir nab uno 6ern.
iampi pcdcn
b llehetbrfiaSiaicmoici
81 observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

Vim 30 NoDcHibc. HCien @anm, 9ir. 2227,
WiHhilpusSirnbc, go sabre an.
Nn 26. 9sr0emper Sppn Npnrtiuell 9lr 1909,
9'oto'Nailns Sirahe. sl Sabre all
Al %. Nuccmber Niijnnetg Snllp, Nv 1918
WiuuiiN.Sirabf. - Sabre ali
YIN "a. Npuember Sobu 8rds;e, 9ir. $50,
Baltimore SiraDc. Dl NaUrc ali.
PIN 95. goOeuibeg Guinn WlbiUM llnipers
iatf f,coipita 80 Sabre ai
YIN "a Nouciubcr 0oanr WrcniDn, Pr 1917
gViucncs2lQcWlc Sabre alt
YIN % 90oember Nbritinn Nauien, Q1crcps
Nolpiinl, 26 Sabre alt
Im 2G. Nopcmber Diam q Oil, llnpcriis
ldiosCoipiidl. 64 Sabre at
Pm %. Nppcnbcr Ycine NoR, gir 1909, Eli'
N0uumcui SirlBe % Sabre alt.
glm 26. Aoucmbcr Nunn 9cthucr, gir o2O,
CcuitdlNocnuc, ~ Sabre lli.
glm 25. giopcmhcr Caroline 0HmMtl, .it.
1913, Sicrlina Girnbe. 90 Sabre alt.
Aia 20. NuoCmber Spbn eo0eo, Nr. 1921
gor0. 2aoie' ztraBc. 90 Sabre alt
glm % Hooembcr WlclDina " Me0oniiel
5reHilin Square poipiial o5 Sabre all.
YIN "a. Ncpcmber Warg WlAner, 4uacmeire
2cnilcbe @rcienbeimoip. IS Sabre ali
3l3 Cir9lobinlon Sirohr. 81 Sabre alt.
glm 2o. 9locembcr Mpiu 1ii5a, y 3ao. glt
bcmQtlc SirnBc ~ Sabre az,
slm "a. No0cmDer edenn Yrinis, 9,r. 3ool
YIN p Hopembcr Hubert -. glamicn, Naus
ncmnnu WuQcnene Noipiiul. 40 Sabre all
alm 3d. Noncnbcr Gpyuthn SnluNtr Ar
1895 Wlnlblano gpcnne. 93 1npre alt.
gm %, Nopembcr pnnHab 9tlper, J1r. i04l
9cnnOlpand.Apen AZ Sabre ali
glm IA. gtooember 8t5eliah Gpsboen, glarO~
lanb gluQcincirc eOipital 63 Sabre alt
Anl 23 Jiopculber NtIltnm Trputnnn N9ntpt
lNno @enerni ooipitdl, ~ Hnbte 0t
glm "a. glopemper ,,eieph gsaloeE gSsraeA'
iidbce 6ircicnncim" ! 04 Sabre nlt
gm "a. Nopembcr NlatenTri 2abits, Ar. 1907
1furnlQUhs9lpeuue, 90 Nupre al.
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srnan nnterlndltl

glls 6efannt nnroc 0oB bic Gcpcidc lmicreS Dot
idatcrs WiorQcut6ol in Gonantnope luelde Die slul
sIdrunq entbiet iiber Den i'm Saen pon Suprna ob9e
acbcncn Sdub. ais cine @ortoilc imeres Sfaftdii'
les gcnneilcc" III oci Saicn cinIobrcu molte, pier
TaQe rerp1tet IN &obnqton anlange, mobreno oe
W9clona oes Gopitans oes SdIadtid)ifies ber oen
@oriaa imo oic 4rcBberide, Die MIR mcngc 1tmoen
por Der 1cpedc oeS gotidaitcrs abgeanot worocu ma
rem, prompt bcforocrt nirocn io8teu uir an oicier
STEELE ein cnergidcr Saotsetrcor miiroc Der llrodc
oieer 8crBoqerimg aui ben @rlmo gebeu EaS tbut
nnler Serr StaaSicfretdr lest au) gber oiecr amcri
fcniite 4atriot nadg Dem Sinue G0naro ercn umo
gpeuccr gblrdius iudjt sic llriade galj po anoers
als mo anocre Sterblide iic Dernutben medlc oie
collide 0e5 perfioep Albions fcHnen Der mciic Serr
@ilam &cHiu0S 9rpan hIdt c mic aus Mabn9ton
bcridjtct miro ,bei Der tirtiiHcn Hcaicring Allo
Nerr grgon mnbet Den bod 9erlt nd]t o Den &opl
eeaQcncu Grcntalcn 5l, ole groBc Dummbcit begeben
ou fouuen cine 0epeibc 5ttriid5ubolten wete tie Dor
Dem amerifamibel @ofe ms redJte Sidt ellcu ioatc,
neldc 6as 8crbalten tiirfiher 8eaHten Nmeritanern
luo scr aneritantcn 6Iaggc eegenber red)tfertigen
olte Scrr BrDan lit cltlueOer Iirhterlit nau,
ooer lla, Die britiidc aa6elgeielidoit ibcr
ecreu Qinie sic 0epetcu oes 9otdafterS gorgentbau
geanot lperoen micn fam ia ledlt bebalpcit c 1aoe
6ie Iepcidc crit onl 5omitag Dorgen erbaten Die tr
tdeu @cailtei meIfe bic Geilir ausiIben nlilBten nc
10 LANCE 5uriideebateu bobeu lno wen 0ann audl oe
hirfjldei @ennlten aiIi 5eJr aorone idworen ooB ne
oaA Eeleornmm nibt 5uridbicltcn 10 miro Der brtten
Anbelacenhat oodl gcBlonbt- Dmp Der grte taln
teiu llnrcdt tbln. cr liiet udjt nienlaS
TaB Die britiIdc aabelgeieaidoit Die oiii5cleu Pc
pcdcu ocs anlerifanhcn @otiaatcrS ia Gonitanthios
pe un0 scr amcrilaiiden Gonliiln III Der [irIc llt
riid6aItcu t6ntcL I'M tiiuHhc Aebungsiladlcn 5pi
ihcu @obinqton in0 Gonitmtiuopel 81 cr5cllgcJ ilt
atiirlid chl tborbtar @c0antc 70 icocrtruhg oHntc
fcin Gnaldn0et bouoelnl
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@eFnnnlmndlnnncn.


Baltimore, %. y,ppcmber 1914.
Ger EtaotOcDmcicr miro am cpuHeritna,
ben 3. GrJember 1919 6sr nnicn oneeeebeneil
Sci. an Grl uo Slcue crldcuen mo onc
AHucau Der iolgeuoeI siraEcn cinbliren ooer
ncl ciuDarcn
Stan0in.9Dcuuc, prn Der AeitcraiQuHHcdo
bis cur gailomoue sluc nm u llnr 8out
EcuiiDu. 5trnhC, bon bcr OlHlnIpeuuc bis
3ur c1OpHne Saua farncdp. nm ] unr Ncbm.
clliru. Gttnhc, bon tcr Glgiuslpeuue bis Gum
OmQnna Gglle GoriWln, um 30 R0du
Ourriinn,9lucnuc, DON ocs 0lalnfsDc. bic 5ur
W0Hoammln'glociue. I'M 2 lg0r N00m
DIT 0olnsSranc, ppu Der SOlO-1peluc bis
3un cipnun'a Sails 9drimnb. um 2.30 Haclni.
ppllnsgiucnuc, bon Der WN. pour SirlBe bus
3uu o5iuDuna sails Ndrliuap I'm ubr lindni.
epuDhuritsetraHe, DON ocr 94inoiog liiu AoQo
Bis 3iilH 8WpHH's sails RarlmaQ. I'M $3.50
GcDMiillas
Goueyb g. 6oonan,
(Hob2e) Ein0isWepmeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

Gs nnrb am 20 9lopember 1914 N ieiner
gRobnnno. 9g i1tt WorosNpnnt' @trnlie, alns
auft NRefuer Qclcbier 0jdttc bon Lpercln
gIciflpr I'm 9lltcr bon 81 Nnbren. Glc Nee1
niniuQ finoci @amhag, ocil 2S- Nnoemner p,n
nDi0cl Q1phuNna nus ndd Der @t WlepptN
Arhc 100 inn y nor cine 9ieaucnrgsele 0elc
ieu lnirb iiuit (9lcb2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28
cEranf 9}eunOorfer.

6S narb am 90 91obcmber 1914, mad inr3em
Qrnulfeln. TrnuP gienubufitr, i'm Nlier bon 60
Sabrcn Die Necrbqnna ilnoei oui Gamhpa,
28 Noucmher US llbr Wloreens BON oet
Qioulbin, atsaht, aus iinn Sine 5eaniem 3on
9Aelic fuiro un libr III bcr Scr3 SclutWirhc
tnr lcn Scelenheil Qe eierl Weilebula qul
bem .Qers AeIn.Nrieo1ole.. lytoOz l-.el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

68 tarb ami 90 Nppcmber 1914 Vniina
Gdiemotid, Qelicbtc Satin BON Charles 1mlei
mnffd IN ihrcn 57 ecbcnAdbr. Die NceTol
clna fnoct sonntaq, Nubmiiaq5 la3 llur, BON
ibrcs QohHpup vi. 222t, Dennemnn'glpenAe,
ans taft Ncllennu0 pyiuaiim nn Dem aSoll'
ron 3arissriebbofp" Bite. iclnc Hliulel
lNlOh9S-- 2A)
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Goroline 0iimnlel

0S iiarh am 21 Gooenber 1914 GGyptlue
Qnmmrl, Satin bon gouui Numme neborcHc
1uhitruOcl Eic NceroiGung iiHoei am sam
ita0. 2s Nooember $50 WlorQen6, bon Der
fiait NeiieeuHa aui Dem apl @tioicr 6rteo
hofcA (Job2O-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

% inrb am 25 Nobember 1914 Grneh
goclle aelebier Gatie BON glpuec 9oste. n
Mller BON "a Sabreu uno 4 Wl0Hateli Die
9ccrbiauua BON ieHer lepieu Aopunn1. Rt
1919 Aihlano.Qpcnue. liroe iialt am SAM
Naq 0a6miiiuQs lihr 6elicbuna dul oen
Baltimore GemeicrN. tNuoHb -zll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

1ic SIeidlbarOnr a9cu Oai Die Uun Den wstden
gobncn beabihtiatc Notwithstanding oas 6letd),
iucldjcs Oos 1nicrtaniidc Bolt iBt Inn 5pei Ruonen
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6 al tGn pilegen iuern c ibre ao6lenardbcru 6o0e
rel 2o6n gcrdbren oocr 9eud6reu niiiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

"a narb an 26. Nooember 1919 Snliit
0nnlel ociebic Satin bee uerllorbenen MuQuli
QunlcI tm 2tlicr BON 10 Sabren uno . y'pna.
tcu Sic HecyOieuua iiuoei Sruntng, ~ uot
gammiiiaQe ron Der Nobninn tpres sopmee,
Germ Charles 5aiicl Ylr. 1873, VnhetnsAuc.
mt aus ali, GcIebuno nnl otnl "ct..'"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

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1abr "a 0ehc 3citilngeil 5l bcrd]ten muBtel ibcr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

1rntidc 3titunaen pOu Mtte 9lOOeIubcr entbaIten
Sic antlid3c @ltt6clug, oaB iid am Nopeal0er
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5ipar 1918 Ciiijere mo A26O3A D'ounidaiten Ga
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Nlounidaiten; @uiicn 1921 05ierc mo is6,779
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Monnidaiu Guolanoer AZ 0ii3crc md 1880
Manudoeu ScitOcu il oic bal6c Q'ilion ld6cridl
pon3oblg gcmoroel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

Gpc @lcaie Scr Ojnnuernmr BON Sac.Garuliua, Ori.
len gntsterniin bolo abl6nit bat 5nl Eonliogllias
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* iii Der @citidte cncs Stoatcs ols ,Solc ocr Snt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

So pi1o bierEtii bclannt geqeben oab elmer
g. uHb Carrie Sbetilc aenl1b Der am 10.
Simi 1905 uutcr8eidnctcu ScroronuHQ III.
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(0op27 $3.50 ,Desi) @ebduoesSnipeiior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-28

Der oeutdjs gnHoesratb bat onS $ramicn5ableu ami
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