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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

San Giego, Sal, 30. 9tpril.
gldhmopier5ig 0lerifancr, Sic ais
@cionQenc in Oem 9lrmce. 0eten-
tionSlaaer in Sort 9loieucrms in.
tergebrudt moren, 1aben geltern
9lo6t i6rc 6lu6t 6cmerfitelligen f0n.
men gtur pier5e6n Der GntfIo6cnclt
moren bis goitcrn 9}admittag mie.
Scr eingeiongen lporoen Die ii6ri-
gcn, oernitDct man uerOen cs m0g-
LID mo6cn iic5 ourcb bic ameritnni.
ihen @ren5poiten 81 icbleiden lmO
ii6er Oic mcrifoniibe Gren5e nab
llnter-Galiioruieu 81 entfommeu.
Cen Sii6rcr bel Dem fii6ncn Strci.
dc ipcltc cin Sollblut Snoioner,
elm 9oqli, Der 9ergboll Sngeneltr
it, Inter ieiner glmueiiung gruben
Die 0leriIoner ulter Den SGiuen
Sto6elorobt Gcr6auen OeS Geten-
tionSlogers binourA @0nge, Ourd
sic iic ms 3reie fro6en. Ger Sn.
oioner bciinoet iih inter Den Gicr.
5e6n, Die wicocr cingciaugcn wuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
@crmntdlidl sel6itentliin6nnn.

Gie WlatroBen-6a6rif BON ,Sreo.
g8olpcrt & So, IoDlor. mo y.
StraBc, Bat eincn &etoro nit Dem
geItriaen 9rono erreidt, ais Elm gro
Ser Stro66ouicn unO cine gr0Berc
Wen1e Wloisbiilien gegep H5 ll6r
91afnliitagS aus ltl6efannter llrs
ia6e 6euer iinaen. Eo5 Nloterial
mar oui Dem Sontuel $. NliIler
gtr. 3, 9l0am StroBe, ge60rigen
@rlrnoitiid 5uu Erodnen onsgelegt
morOcn. unO iHeint Our6 Sel6itent-
3iinOung ent6ronnt 81 iein Gas
6eucr piroe, o6ne SbooeH an5urib.
ten 0cloiAt. 9icS lit Der iehlte
9ronO bel g8olpertS uner6alb eines
WlonQts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
0as n0uteI NlnSiiuna uerluniit.

9o6ert 6uloeu Der 6is6erige 9eiiber,
bat cine @r6olungsrciie nod
3euti6lono ongetreten. - lle6er-
IieB oen @lGubigcrn iein @ei6dft
unO Oie 6rau gier gr0Bere
SSirmen Die otroueruOen" Sinter-
blie6enen.
Our6 oos plobli6e @cri6minOen
leineS 9eiterS, Go6ert 6ulOen, er-
reidt ooS oSotel N}a0iion" Ell ser
@utolu- uno WiaoiionitroBe einen
neuen 9lttroftions @lmft ieiner in-
tereIionten @eidi6te. 0ie Gbotiucbe,
OoB Sr. 6ulOen Dor lmgefd6r 5e6n
Sogen Baltimore oerlaiien 6atte,
puroe crit geitern oQgemein 6efanut,
ols Elm @lGu6iger Gonite Oie SSroil
OeS 8erl6munoenen 5um SequeIter
oori6Iug. Gos iebt ais nSotel @la-
Oiion" befannte @to6liiiement lit eli
mes ser 99o6r5eiden 9oltimores.
Inter ser 9eitimg Gbomns @orOon'S
mar OoS longgeitredfte, oltertbiimlibe
@e6GuOe fir lange Sabre Der SdQi.
plob un516liger frobli6er Soupers.
Ole boupti06li6lten Stonmg1Iie
moren glngeboriqe Der Jog. n9obeme"
uno ionItiQe &erionIibfeiten Die in
Dem 0a6tleben 9oltimoreS cine pro-
minentc 9oQe ipielten. Ger gtobfols
ger @orOon'S NOR @uitooe So6ns,
aus ociien SGnOen Oos @tobliiiement
ioOonn Dor nutnie6r o6t Sa6ren in
oieienigen 9io6ert 6ltl0en's ii6erging,
nel6er OamolS 6ereits ieit fiinf Sab
rem ser @cid1itsfii6rcr Oes Sotels
aelueien mar. Cine 3eit lang Idle
nen Oie @ei1Gfte ouis Bette 81 &C.
ben, bis es ieOo6 Dor&ur5em befonnt
murOc, OoB Sr. 6ulOen iidj in finon-
5ieaen Sdpierigfeiten 6efonO. &or
ae6n Eogen ioa 6rou 6ulOen cine
9foti5 oorgeilmOen bn6en, in melder
ibr @otte i6r mitt6eilte, OoB er Die
pefuniGre 9eOrduqniB nid)t ldnger
ertragen f0nne uno ii1 ouf Dem gSe-
ge no6 europa 6efinOe. 0eS Neite-
rem ioa Sr. 6illOen in Ser gtoti5 ser
6ofinlng g(uS0rud gege6en bo6en
Dob ieine @lGubiger Iider meniger
bart Qe9en cine 6roit olS gegen ei-
nen Wonn 0erfobren miirOen @r
miiniht ibr oleS @ute ilnO io9te i6r |
hermit ,,9e6emo6l." Cine llnteriu- /
dung ergab, OoB Sr. 6ulOen Dor lei
ner g(6reiie olles @elo ans Dem &ol-
ieni6rouf genommen lno iein 9onf- |
@onto bis ouf $4 a6gebo6en botte.
SSrou 6ulOen ii6erno6m iogleic6 Die
9eituna 0eS @eidGfts linO OoS giin- !
itioe @rQe6niB no6 &crlouf Der er-
item ISOLDE OeronlaBte oos @ldu6igcr-
Gomitc. iie 9ls &erpolterin 81 neu-
ncn. Cine ,SubHription iiir einen
Tono sur @rueueritng Der Sicen5 !
murOe 6ierouf BON Sen @lGubigern |
poroeuommen. 9ie Standardization !
0es Srn. 5lIocp iollen llngef06r !
$4,000 6etra9ch Die 6ouptiGbli- !
den @lGu6iqer Iino Die Spirituoien
en- qros Sirmo bon GhoS. @. Carroll, |
Oie 9ln6euier 9uih 60, Oie @lorlcin |
8rouerei @eieai6oit sic S6lib |
9rouerei .nGjeiedifoit imO sic @e-
fliigeI6onolung bon S. =. GINNING
bam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
glbTu6rtStagc Der &aRasicr.9 .9ampfer
Oun Nelusg)urf.

9lm I. 9Roi 0@biIoOcIpbia" uu6
Soutbonlpton.
g(m 3. 0loi o@ooerIonO" nn9 90.
Der lno 9lntipcrpen.
9lm 2. @tai ul5cconic" no@Soutb-
onpton
qlm .. Waai Caledonia" nod
Glasgow.
glm 2. @loi vO}inncopolis" nad
2onOon.
qlm .. @loi uSont' g(nna" no@
@loriciae.
g(m 2. @1ai uScllig OIoo" no@
9opcn6ooen.
9lm 2. 0}ai nGursf" nod Gotter.
oom mo 2i6au.
9(m 2. @}oi o0tart6o g8ai6ns-
ton" noA 9llgier ino Srieit
9(m 2. @lai nGalabrio4 nod (5i.
broltor uno glcapcl.
glm 5. @2oi uaoiier @iI6eIm Der
3iueite" nod Bremen
2lm 5. @ioi oGompania' na~
2iocrpool.
glm 5. @3oi rgIicup slmIteroan'
nod 9totteronm.
g(m 5. 03oi rariltiamalloro1 aa@
Bergen.
glloicr uuo gleapcl
Slni G. g'ai San @naIiclmo"notb
'''sTl slm 6. Uaoi .9lnlcricu" nab glco.
bel uuo @cnuo.
PIN 6. @ioi ga 6ronce~ nod
SaDre.
Pm Z. @8ai D@roBcr surfiirlt"
na@ 9remeu.
9lm 7. @5oi rGomponclo" noa
9Rotteroom.
alm Z. @loi yaoiicriu g(uguItc Bic
torio" no6 Samburg.
g(m Z. @loi oSoernio" nod @is
broItor lno gteopeI.
9lm Z. @loi v@oltic" uo@ 2ioer.
pool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
9lMGc einacteArt.


3ic glnwclcnbcit Der 9unocS
truppen bat oies 8uDcae gcbrocbt.
Erint6oO. Gol., 80 9lpril.
SSn Der Strife. 3oue berri6te Deute
glben0 9iu6e. N}oior W. g9. Sol-
broof bonn 5. &oooleric 9cgiHent
mar beltte Niorgcn nit 300 N2onn in
EriniOuO angclonuneu. Gr fiinoigte
nit militdriicber aiir5e an, Dab or
bier ici Inn Oeu 6ric0cn lpicoer bers
5ultellcn.
Ger Wloior crfldrtc, Dab or Ocn
Srt Der uuigc6ronutcn 2uOIom 3elts
Siolouic beiuhcn lperoc. Inn 81 ent.
l9eiocn, o6 0enStrifern crloubt mers
Oen iollte, Die 3elt&olonie mieocr
olli5u6alen.s
2 Strifer 5erltreuen ii6.
GenDcr, Sol, 30 9(pril. Sn
0ieier Strifc.@egenO 6erribt 6eute
iniolge Der 9lnpeienbeit ser gunoes.
Gruppen bolltonrncu 9hl6e. GieSol.
Oaten potroui(lireu iebt Oen 5remont
6ountp.Giitrift mo Die N2i(b in
&alienburg puroe 6cite gl6enO bon
9inocs Sruppen o6geloit. Gen
Gienlt i'm &uolom Giitrift merocn
Die regrldren Eruppen moreen al.
tretcu.
9iodefeller ipe6rt lid.
gtcm 9orf, 30 glpril. &elte
9lbenO crIicB Sr. 9fodefeller cine Gr-
fldrlng, mclhe er ais cine ,Snio.
nie" 6cjcicbnete, ouf ole 3uitdnoe i'm
Colorado Strife-Giitrift ais ,Gode.
fcIler @rie9" Ne1na 81 nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

" Z. 0iai ~st. 2ouis" nod
Soutbonipton
Nm o. @loi ~Gomcronia" nod
Glasgow.
PIN 8. @}oi yaroonIono" nod 90.
Der uno glnhpcrpeu.
glm 8. @lai uCIDmpic nc9
Soutbonlpton.
sIm 8. D3oi n0linnclpaSfo" nod
SonOon.
gInl 8. g}oi rg}apoIi" naa glca.
pei.
sm o gloi .gcuc5io" nod a'ar.
iciuc.
slm o moi .c9ieaao" nod
SABRE.
9(m 0. 03ai aBrciioct @rolt"
noN Somburg.
PIN 8. @}oi r5c0olie" na@ 9rc.
men.
gcm i2. 0loi .aronprius ssa.
bclm" na1 Bremen.
9lm IL. @iai oG5or@ noc6 Jtoitcr.
Dam imO 2ibuu.
PIN -. @toi uglooroom4 nod
9foiter0om.
g(m 13. Nlui .gorouio nod
2iDcrpool.
9lm t3. @iai europe" no6 9leo.
pei unO @clmo.
9(m 10. @Ioi 42a 2orroitc" nod
Soprc.
PIN "a. @oi y9cnni0IOouio" no@
Somburg.
slnl IA. 0iui .glOriatic" noa
2i0erpool.
9lnt Is. @ai st. SAUL" mad
Soutbompton.
Slm IS. 0iai Oscar ser 3pciie"
uad aopcnba9cn.
glm i6. @ioi George gsai0hg
ten" no6 Bremen.
glm 16. @loi nSSmpcrator@ noh
Som6lirg.
Nlll 10. Wtul USlllaullO llalp NOa
Der uuo g(ntpcrpen.
9(n 16. Dloi aa3iuucboba~ nod
&on0on.
9lm 1G. @1oi oGolumbio" nac6
Glasgow.
9lm 16. @3oi u@oirio4 nod 9lea.
pei.
9tm t6. @1ai .9lioaoro" nod
9tcopcl.
PIN 10. Moi ~aronprin5ciiin Geci-
lie" nnh Bremen.
9lm t9. @loi ,,Goierto4 noh glea.
pei unO @enuo.,
glm 49, @2ai u2uiitanio" uoc6
&iperpool
9lm 10. @toi oGorpoibio~ unb
Gibraltar iulO gleapeI.
9(m 10. @ioi u9ipnoau" uad 9lol
tcr0om.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
Gdlimmc 1olgcn eiuer Sdldoerei.

@egen 6 ll6r geltcrn glbcno ltarb
inn llniperiitdtS Soipitol Der 30
Sabre alto giQiam 6ranf bon gir.
1863, g9eit-GroBilraBc. Ger 300 trot
iniolge BON Gerlebmgen ein, pelde
iSranf iic6 bei elmer S6ld9crei an
tS. glpril i'm iiiOli6en G6eile Der
Sta0t 5uge5ogen Bate Der glngrei-
fer 6ranf's, @}i6acl Sogon ange-
iteat i'm @ercp-@oipital, iibt sur 3eit
i'm @eidngniB uu0 wortet oiif Oie
@erbonolimg, IN meldber er lid me.
Gen Der S6ldgcrc 5i ucroutportcn
bn6cn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
Bidder. GonOitor- un0 9otel-
9eoarfs-ArtItel.
.The aRners & 0iGe Np.. lOA G.onparh, Eil

Bidder. GonOitor. lno Sotel-
9eoarfs.9lrtifel.
yERe wSers & SIes 50, io4 eseuuaro'eir
3cituugen, 3eiiidriitcn etc.
,gbe Baltimore Wcpc Nn.," &drlo @befcyoms
bic. @eitbdiisiiDrcr. sls &eIte'egman.Str-
Dentide 9H9er u.9 3ciiIbriiten.
N eaaii'@. 10 aorO.SopplsiOnSrss',
9alrY Y1otcriuIicn Ebiircn 6eulier-
robnen. 2aoen etc
Sumss q. .FuTics 6 Co. iib-li7 gao'5rscr'
rid'Stmbe.
Hational,Sonten.
,,Sgs cle EeluH gallenai SaEf" @ag, l,, aio
@rctcrS Slrake. Sacob ss. Soot HiahoepAi
0curO .. Nebuc, NGllrer,
,,eSrnno National 9ant" 432 @ph'@roaoDan.
sasbesn b ~ %saSshHs, sSsshsno,i S saaID "A NorS.Guiap-
Girabe, @ lnrrloib Mallfsti o..,a
,,NavnerS' anS DlerdanS Naitnn0' cHNh~
Srui6. mo 2lmSaro'Silabe
------r---
Staats. .Bauten.
,,prutIne RanE BON gaIilmgre,T Na'ilmoErse., nno
,6nIli6nbs Girahc gluQuit t3ebcr, BtnltoRRt,
&oura6 s. 9Iabbe @@agn'eller'
Spar.gnnfcn
..Dcntlmc eparbans gan NnltimDrt'" &ntan'
uno AaIimore'SraB''
grniIGompaaRie'u.
baltimore ama & GaoEon'er CO." Sauiiabr
GnioinA.
Uporncr. lmO CSrand.@erfc
s. tuaarma 6 ems, 2sa @oro.goorles-sir,
qonowiri9T6aitIibe @erdtbe uno !,
Gdmereicu.
gYiHiit. xnruer So, 2O6 @nSssBaea. .Glrohe
9lcuotaten.
aarl w. w. gmolt, 500 Gt 3ouLetros,
GjnitnuaS Rcrb 26i2 @alberi NuISiua,
Blnmbing 5uruoces, 0lauqes mo
0eicF Dodoeden irNo &iuueu
ce""e't Yros. 52s stc-o. .crcmonhglpeme
Supieri4micoe uno RIm6crs
S"gm .SA $Anestt, W. %9ames'stabe. s y.
Gl9cltblWs glgertell nn0 0onoler,
R'stss 8. 1u0aa & Aeyar@, 10 cioMeEiapan'
Seucr.&eriiderunQcn.
,Guapl Snmranre So. Of 2iueFVoui." oenru D.
g8uriieo, Meiiocni NlnuaQcr, lOi-i03 ebauI'
,,escrmanln SrnsprrNmcraHgs G'risaidaY"
Baltimore uno NortbsGirnBe.
SEiidJu'ieO-8u
g. evH RaSns &C.. s62 304 Rorh'@ap'gir.
glcdplattcn, Wietasl city
2huu, Geuttlm & 80. (iusuSyovisn, 1910
N1oerhpihGtrnhe.
Fionos mo Grgeln
Gbas. ~. eHsfL Noro,elberio' '9irasf
BianSIei6.@ @eiddfte
u0UnIunbateD aonu Co., Nefo'@ae'Slrohe.
9eideHbeitatter
pm gsus s,orib. nno cSreenmounngtbenne
QaHe sur 9riie in's 9lnclauS briuraf Il
Nglne, gir. li3, citSaItimOre, etrone, name
0RitOni eouie Nuenae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
@rIndleu nm NlnFIdlnb.

0oS &egionol-Jieie JieierOe6onf-@omite
bat our6 Icine 9le6tsbeiit6noe @o9or
$. Sans ino Gbas Worfea oic Or
qaniiotionSbeboroe in @aibington cr-
lltc6en loiien, nibt eber Sbritte 5lIr
Srgoniiirimg Der Geierpebanf III
9liHmono 5u crgreiien ais bis Bal
tinore ieinen @roteit Der 9ieicrpe-
9onf-9e60r0c lnter6rcitet Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
glene 0rnennanacn 6eg lgrai0enten

g8 q | 0in 9f0lL 81. NpriI. =
Scr @rdiiocnt fitnoigte bcute oie
no6Ite6enoen Grnenmngen an:
81 gunocS. Marit6dten: Oie S@.
gSillian 9f. g8oacr bon Wtontgonlerp
fiir 0en mittleren 0iitrift bon Ala'
bamo imo SenrD 9ebrenot bon Sall-
Iino fir oen oitlicben 9iItrift BON
0licbigon;
81 3oa.GoGeftorcn: sic SQ. Sar.
riS @cnnctt Oullt6, fit oen Dlltritt
BON 0uht6 rno Superior lno 6ront
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@nt far SieI.CltnIer.9 9empercnaIer.

Wnt fir 0ieaGItnfer- Scmpercn5ler.
0ic oSoltbeitcr Qompfi@iffS- -@e-
ieQi6oft" bat oie Gonmiilion fiir ot-
ientlihc @ctricbe erludt, Die 6rodt.
roten iiir Spirituoicn nnd Dem Dit
ufer nm 100 9Sro5eilt 81 erboben
Gie S6iffSgcieai6oft lit Der 9lnii4t
0ob Our6 OaS ncue @eieb, pel6es
Ocn 9epobnern bon Scent, Gccil.
unO 0or6eIter. .GorntD erloitbt, nur
cine @ollone SGbisfeD pro W&onat filr
Oen 6omilicnooter iih fonlmen 6lt
IoIIen ooS SronSportgeicbdft ieDr
idmer leiOcn miro uno Oober cine Or
bobung Ger 6ro6troten Ocn 9luSfoll
ocden lou. DoS @eleb 5lpingt Die
TRANSPORT @eielli6oiten c6enfolls,
ic0en W3onot Oen StdotSbeomten
cinen geri6t ii6er Oen transport
bon Spirihloien nod ben 9enannten
Counties lno an melbc Eerionen 81
licfern. Dic Gommiiiion miro ieOcn-
falls OaS @eiuA oer 0SolMeIter SO. "
Qcm1bren imO Oonn ba6en Die upol-
icrliibtigcn" 2eute am 9itufer oos
Gergnii9en ibren 6reunOcn uno
gtodborn einen frdftigen S6lud Der
tbelert 5u Doben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Seiu ooer 9ti@tieiu.
10000 0iarf iino meiue S6uloen
Iic S66e ser 0litgiit meiaer 6rai
lit aud 10000 Mari, Oa bleib' id
Iiebcr 9leicb lcoig Ocnn es III unmer
nod beiicr, lcoig nit SAuIoen ais
per6eirotbet obuc @el0@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

o6Iidtiate StiitungSfeicr in 8iioels
@arf 6eipro6cn. @irc @inloolmg
0es ,llno61dngigen 9iirger&ereinS"
5um 9ciu6 Oes oeutiden Sbeoters
mur0e audennrimen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Is. 6ibiimmonS, 2onSoolc, fir oen
0iItrift bon 9ibooc Sslano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
gnIe aOffnnna anfacaeGcn.

9lul Ncthu9 Der 1877 in Der 3cdc
gtr. 5, @ccles, @..Gn., beribiitte.
ten Sergleilte. Siini5ig Scis
ben geflnOcn.
@cc1es, 8. -9o.. 30. 9lpriI.
Gie Soiimmg, Dab audi mr elmer
bon 0ent27 in Der 3cbe 9ir. 5 ser
,,9tem 9iioer GollericS Comp. an
0ienIia9 in 6olge elmer @rploiion
pcriAiitteten 0}Gnner lebenO geln.
Den per0en fonnc, murOe 6eute bon
SoGpcritduoigen Der 9cgierup9
imO 0eS Staotes auigegeben. lin 8
ll6r 6ellte 9lbcno maren 80 9cic6cn
in Oer 05ru6e gehmoen, lno cS miro
crpartet, oaB olle oieIe Dor Cages.
onbrli6 al Die Gberildde bei0roert
merOen miirOen.
Die mciiten 2eidname iino an.
gebli6 i6mcr perbrannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01
Rrl. Oinrriinn inbispunirt.

@roBc @ntt6ribung ma6tc geltern
9l6eno in DER r2Dric" Der gclponnten
@riportung 9oB, nit wcl6er Gin
na6c5u ous0erfouftcs Sous ocs glut-
tretens bon Sri. Wio6el @orrilon bon
ser gW}ctropoliton Opern @eicll-
i6oft" in SIelp.Dorf barrtc, ais flr6
Dor 9 llbr befomt gege6en murOe,
ooB in 6olge elmer Snoispolition Der
&iinItlcrin oas CONCERT Derl6oben
merOen niiIie. 0oS CONCERT iollte
al @unItcn oeS n@iercD.Solpital~
6onoS itottfin0en. 0ie fir geltern
9lbcno gcloItcn @iaets lino gut filr
Srcitog nG6iter g8o6e, auf wel6en
Gag ooS CONCERT oorldlfig Der.
Icat lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

Nm goro oeS Gompiers n@rin5
GSrieorid 8il6eln" oes 9toro1eut-
i6en 0lopo lit Or. Sobn Noiplollo
bon Baltimore geitern bon gtem.yort
ans nod Guropo o6gefabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

9aEc sur 0lciIc ms glnslanb belOrgt
e. Rainc, 9ir. Alb, Sfts9nltimurc'Str.,
VRbs @uItum SUuie glue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

TribGoHpQaRie'u.
galtlmsre arna & @nnganlcr Co.." gauiabls
auilOinA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-01

V2orncr. mo 0iraut @ertc
. 6Ioar,nsr G ems, 22a @oro.@borics-@ir
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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-19
Wilson His Own Cabinet.

Mr., Wilson has been his own for
eign minister, as he has been his own
cabinet The Mexican policy is his
policy. He must accept blame for
whatever happens. and to him will be
accorded the credit il he brings about
peace, without having forced his own
country into war. He has put his i'm
press upon the STATE department, as
he has upon all the other departments
of the government. He controls con-
gress. He dominates Washington. He
is the most masterful figure American
politics has known-as determined as
Jackson, but with the persuasion and
tact that were foreign to Jackson's
nature. He has done things. Among
the men to whom the White House
is background there is no more in
teresting study, none with nature
more perplexing, none whose future
defies prediction. Time will deliver
the verdict.-Century Magazine.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-19
Failed to Back Criticism.

If there were any considerable num-
Der of Republicans and Progressives
In the house of representatives who
believed that the administration anti
trust bills would become disturbers of
business and breeders of litigation
these quondam prophets of evil showed
a woeful lack Of the courage Of their
convictions. The vote was practically
unanimous on two of the measures,
while the opposition to the third was
composed Of less than ten per cen. Of
the total membership Of the hoIse.
Tho critics of the measures were
either dishonest in uttering their
Jeremiads. or dishonest in their voting
probably, in respect to both.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-19
Farms for Sale

We have, some nice selections of land on
the reservation for sale. If you are con-
| templating buying land see us FIRST and let
us show you what we have. Call at this
Office
FoR SALE--40 acre farm must be sold on
account Of owners sickness located eight
miles south of Ashland; black, sandy loan,
| fine for strawberries and small fruits; 20
acres cleared, plowed and under cultivation;
good water supply; school quarter mile
distant; Swedish and German neighborhood
good gravelled road from Ashland; 8 room
house, barn and hay shed: farm machinery
worth $500; 20, O00 feet of lumber; wagons.
sleighs, harnesses, ETC.; 7 yearling heifers,
worth $3.50; high grade cows, fresh next
month, worth $3.50; chickens, etc. Prlvi-
| lege of parture on nearby unimproved forty.
Price So, 500 if taken at once; one-third
down, balance in ten years or longer. In
quire at this Office.
For SaIe--An so acre farm near Bear
Trap. Good house wood shed and water.
Large tract under cultivation, and fenced
in. Good location and good soil. This
is snap for anyone wishing to farm.
Inquire at this Office for information.
DoN'T FAIL---Read "Maid of The For
est. ''---Nows running in The Star. The
best story of its kind ever written
7 For SALE--S0- acre farm near Bear Trap.
Good Location. Land under cultivation.
| Call or write this Office.
For HIRE--Good driving horses for hire.
Inquire of F. E. CREME, 5 & 1Oc Store.
f4t Odanah, Wis.
For Sale--A gasoline launch in first class
Condition. Cheap if taken at once. APP
Eply at this Office
Is Wanted Work by the day. Anyone
s T competent help apply to Mrs An
stoine Benjamin at the home Mrs. John
/ Blaekbird-
h FOR SALE--A complete outfit for house
/ EoeD;ng. Will sell in block or separately.
ssane good bicycle nearly rev. Cheap i
Zen at once Inquire at this office.
/ bisycie; washtubs; Z lamps; ? tables, !
sdin;i.g; 2 beds, spring and mattress;
E;tc.sen utensils and stove; heater and
pines: dishes; 80 dozen fruit Jars; rug;
itoFTsl rsck. Complete for $500
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-19
One Smash Not Due TO Tariff.

II may not be untimely to point out
to Republican calamity howlers that
the failure Of a big London banking
house, VINO liabilities are placed at
Sc, 100000 or more. was not. due to
the Democratic tariff. but to losses IN
railroad stocks in high-tariff Canada.
And 1t is quite possible that there
will be more such troubles, for the
railroad situation in Canada is decid-
edly critical. But, of~course, G. o. P.
prophets of evil overlook these points.
For them all the woes of the world
are due TO the Democrats.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-19

Dan Jackson was in Ashland last satur-
day.
Mrs. Edward Walker visited relatives in
Ashland the first OF the week.
JOS. Janke was in Ashland Wednesday. /
Mrs. Jno NevoauS was in Ashland the
first of the week.
Mrs. John Hintz visited with friends in
Ashland last Tuesday afternoon
Miss Ethel Swift visited friends in Ash
land the first Of the week
Geo annson and wife visited friends in
Washburn the first Of the week.
Mrs. H. +. Halliday spent Tuesday af-
ternoon in Ashland.
John Denomie and wife were in Ashland
last Saturday afternoon, John reports that
he has under cu, tstion cabbage and pmkin
that are practically geady for market. OF
course the first prize will be nothing for
John this year.
The Misses Mable Ericsson and Leone
Swift spent Wednesday afternoon the guest
of friends in Ashland.
/ N. j. Sero spent Monday afternoon on.
business in the village,
Misses Lucille Belle and Nancy Gordon
are spending a week in Milwaukee. Z
"A Spy for a Day Photo Play Feature in
Is parts will be shown Sunday at tie Loyal
also interesting vaudeville.
Henry Waller was in Ashland the fist Of
the week. t
/ Mrs. James Forcia visited in Ashland
| Tuesday last
Vic BurquSt transacted business in the
County Capital the first of the week
Ed. Bachand was in Ashland on business,
Wednesday. Ed. reports his farm in gooo|
condition.
Rev. A. F. Klein and wife visited
friends in Ashland the first of the week.
Thos. Echin transacted business in Ash |
land the first of the week.
Don McMahan was in Ashland Thurs,
day on business.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-19

j VIM ]. LaPointe, Of Chicago, arrived
in the village "Wednesday for fewdays visit
with his PARENTS here.
Agent Il. S. Everest and Govt Farmer
Stienstra and Doan visited the farms near
I Ceder, Wis. the first of the week.
Fred Laiernier left Wednesday evening
for Wales, Wis, after several days visit
with his family here. Fred is taking treat
ment at a saNtaium at that place and his
many friends hope TO see him return home
entirely cured soon.
/ Robt Boyd was in Ashland yesterday afv
ternoon
Misses Mary Cassidy and Name McKuen
were in the Garland City last Wednesday
/ afternoon.
i Martin Powless, one Of Jake Shaw's out.
| 6elders has returned to his home a, West
/ DePere, Wis, for the summer
/ Don't forget the Perls of Pauline We'd
nesday June 24th.
/ John Bentley and Pred Swift were in Ash
! land Wednesday afternoon. Fred tried to
made US believe he intended returning home
| on hand car, but of course he talks brave,
Mrs. Iner Olson and daughter were in
Ashland Monday.
/ c. f. Morrison was III Ashland on bus
mess last Monday.
James Bachand was up from his farm at
Saxon, Wis, last "Wednesday and purchased
a cultivator from the ]. S. Steains Lbr. Co.
Store and claims he intends doing a lot
in the cultivating line next week even his
hay crop comes in for a share.
/ Mrs. Frank Greene was in Ashland Tue
sday.
Il Joseph LaPointe, ST., was in the Garland
A City the first of the week
4 Mrs FL Hachey ST., was in Ashland
Wednesday.
Joseph Stangle lett Wednesday alter
noon for Stevens Pointe, Wis, for an ex-
tended visit with friends in that city.
Mrs. Pete Peterson was in Ashland Wed
nesday.
/ Joseph Summers was in Ashland We'd
nesday.
/ Mrs. Fred Waters and daughter Frances
and son Edward were over from Washburn
Wis, this week the guest of Joseph Waters
and family.
The Lucille Love Series Photo Play i will
begin at the Loyal Theatre Monday Night
June 20. Don't Miss the beginning
4 Mrs Olson visited friends in Ashland
Thursday.
Il Judge Obern transacted business in Ash
land Thursday.
i Moses Thomas was in Ashland Thursday
i James Blackbird was If Ashland Thurs
day.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-06-19
Cheap For Casa

I have for sale four lots in BayGeJ, Wis,
on which is a nice dwelling house, Earn and
hen coop. Twenty apple, cherry and 8
plum trees, 20 current, goosbcGY, Lack
berry and raspberry bushes. All fr.sit trees
and berry bushes bearing fruit. C..:eap for
cash. For Information address,. L, Bcutin,
Bayfield,, Wis.