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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
gNiebger-@ -@eiungOerein."
Samilien-gI -gInsflna,
Senfert's Enrf, TreOerid.9iOaO,
SOnntag, ben 10. Nlai 1914.
(D}ai3, 10Y
0iamuut-0iiua i'm %fanO6anS &C.
fnn0en.

Gin Claimant int gSertbe bon $3.50
melAcr am leBten 0onneritog 6ralt
Sad Solomon ser @ottin 0cS Sc.
ri1ts. .Stenogropbcn obbonOcn &C.
founcn it, muroe geitern BON @e.
6eimpoli3iit Sogon in eiucm Bfano-
lrfale all Der @utop StrnBe, gcfuns
ocn. Somcs g9iaioms, Elm g1eger,
scr icit me9reren Wlonaten ais &nus-
DGrtcr bel 6rou Solomon angelteIlt
mar, muroe BON Dem @fanOonfel ais
Der Nfonn ioentifi5irt, melcber 0ct
Sling ocrpfGnOct botte gSilliamS
mltroc pcrboftet itn0 bonn &oli5ciri1
ten Sipplcc in Der mittlcren 8oli5eis
Station 0en @roBgeihworeneu iibcrs
antwortet. Cine meiterc 9lnibuloi'
glsng, ongeblicb 0en 8etrog BON $50
bon 5rGulein Sophie @ihcngriln,
melhc bel 6rnu Solomon 81 9eiub
mciltc, gcitoblcn 81 boben, puroe
gegen ocn gieger gcbucbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
fEr6hlidle stnnNen.

Der Club oSsroeIitiibcr 3eituugs.
tr1gcr CAB gcitcrn in oeu &dltmcn
ocS uSsroeIitii6en @r3iebun9S.@er.
cinSo cine MISUNDERSTANDING, bel
Ger mllifoliidee luio ocfIamatoriIde
@ortrdgc Oas &ro9rontm bilocten
onnad pur0cn mebrerc 8rettipicle
peranltuItct. SSn Der @clhdftsiiB.
ana sic ocu SdIuB 0cs froblic6en
glbenos biloctc, puroen bic 9cam-
ten fiir 0ns fonlmcnoc @cidGitsiabr
aelpahIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
(8cncral gOot6 idllucr franf.

SSn fritiihem 3uitonoe licgt IN Der
lhnion &roteitano SnfirmorD @enc.
raj 9llfreo 6. 9ootb, Der @riinOcr
ocr bcfounteu Gonierpenfobrif bon
a. 6. Booth & Company odnicoer.
@r erfronfte on cinen Scber-&ciOen
mo iein 3uituno oerihlimmcrte iih
oerart Dob er BON icincm 9lparte.
mcnt I'M Sotcl 9elocOere nod oen
gcnonnten SnItitut gcbra6t pcrocn
muBtc. Der @oticnt 0c6ort 81 oei
bcfonnteiten 4crionlihfeiten Der
Sta0t. @r lit NlitglieO Der it0oti.
iden @flaiterungs. .Gomniiiion unO
9}itglico Der itdOtiibcn 3urf 9cbor.
BE-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
g),utprcpcle 3 onr.

sir 0ie groBc 6riibjabrstour 0es
.Morplano Nlotorcpclc Gibbs" OIL
Wlontag. Den 81. N}ai lit iolgeuoc
9ioute ausgelegt woroeu. 9egim anI
@hlbbouie all Der gde BON 9tortb-
9lpemc uuo GbarlessStraBe nadl
9elminitcr, Gettysburg, Chambers.
burg Sogcrstomu Sreoerid mo bon
oort 5uriid nad Baltimore. ,Eie Ci-
itan5 1T ungeidbr t75 Nleilen Ole
auSgelegten StraBcH iin0 aIlc in ie9r
Qitcm 3l0tan0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gecrt6pupicrc.

9ln anoerer STEELE 0cS 8lottcs bic.
fef oie bcfannte 8nItinlorcr 9onfiir.
uia x. %. gGilion y Go. Galpcrt.
glniloinq piele cnpicbleusmertbc
ggcri6papicrc 5um @ertartfc an yloi
nleutlidj neroeu bic Gbliaotio1
ncn scr 5to0t Baltimore BON Der al.
tcu uno 8toerldiiigcn 4antiirma gum
glnfauf enpfoblen, bic einen Jtell9e
pfiu Dou 4.1lao ablpcrfcn. einI
ppr8lcihcn0c Nabcllc nit 0cnI Ve'
miundnibcil all ocreu 5ia0tc Cbliaa'
iioncu 5ciat sic eintrdglidfeit oicier
4apierc bic nebcn groBier 1itberbelE
nod Sic 8or5iigc polliidnoigcr Stclis
erircibcit III WlQrplau0 DeiiBen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

&ie gScttrcnnen IN Flmllco Dnt.
ten gcitern 0oS foIgcnOe 9ieinltot:
/. Hcnncn A 5urlongs Sp0io y,
Cogle lno 0epeItrp.
2. Ncnnen 6 6urlongs Scrap
per, Norf 2oO lmo 9rior &otb.
8. &eunen, AZ 6urlongs Ban
quot $ntone un0 Goldba.
4. Henncn 3 Nlcilen SiuocrniB.
rcnltcn Gwauur Grton lno G9c
9Sropbet.
5. 9iemact z 5llrlongs 6IDing
Soirp, Bor0ncr ino EacticS.
6. Genncn 1 Nlcile 70 garos ri
Holling Stone @rincc glDueo uno
9rFterglom.
z. 9ienncn, Z 6urtongs G9ucltcs,
9lo6ert 8raolcp uno 2odieI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
gIrbeiter Weiangbereia o(sinigfeit. "
6a6neuweibe nn0 Sall,
Wiontag, Is. Wiai,
GDrin9's Sale, 3. Str. nnO 6ait.gIOe.
COlail0,7)
Sin prGdtigcr Surumarldj fir Giu-
NOR

llngcf16r As aiuocr Scr Eurn.
ic6ule oes acknowledgements"
mo6tcn geitern bel Dem prodtigen
gSettcr einenIurnmnricb uad @reb'S
garf an Der @clairs9looo Gieielben
ucrlieBcu inn 10 ll6r @ormttags,
init oem Curnlebrer NfiiIler an Der
Spite, oie @aae al Der gioro-@ag-
StraBe uuo maridirten olrcb oen
GliitonsEarf mo iiber @ering 9iun
noh Der 9eloir.9ioao bis 81 0rieb's
9art 100 iic iic5 im 6reien amiiiirten.
bis es 3eit 5un glnibrud iiir oos
glbeuociien I'M elterliben Salde purs
0e. iSrmi N}iiller uno cine 2Iu5a5l
0amen fomen uad Nlittag nit Der
StraBenbabu nod Dem &art. Cie
gauge @eieliAait trot flrr5 Dor 6 llbr
nit Der StrnBcnba5u Die Scinfa1rt
an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
@e6t uah 0orls6oS.

Sr. @uitoU s. ginocr bon gir.
22l0. Oft NfomimentitroBc, bot nit
ocm 9lorooellticbeu 2loDo. 0onlpfcr
.&ouighi 2uiic~ cine &cie nodl
@eilticblono on9ctretcn, Inn in &orls.
bao @r1ollng bon einem Sei0en 81
'mdcn. Gr miro BORT bel cineu On.
fel ipobncn, ocn cr mic gelebeii bat,
oenn sic 5nmilie 9inoer fam idbon
por iibcr 60 Sabrcn aus &ittcnbcrg
an Ocr Glbc nod ocn Der. Stoatcn,
iio lit nod ciucm Staumbnumc,
0cn Or. 2ornnn bon Der Der. 8rii.
ocrfirc6c ouigcitcat bat, iiber 500
Sabre alt. 0ic @ltcra ocs &errn
9inoer iino geItorbcn uno bdbei alS
lcbten gSunid ecdnBert, ooB cines
Der 8inocr nod Dcutihlono gcbt
luo oie altc 0cimotb nod Elm Niol
ouiiubt. Iie @jcidmiiter iin0: &r.
GuitoD S. @inoer. 8rau 0lollic
9riibmann in gltlnntic GitD, 6rou
So6n @li85oro bon 8ilmington. 0ic
iid 5nr 3eit in Clear 8oter, 5lori
ga, aufb1lt uuO ebcniolls nod
0euti6lauO aeben miro, iobalo ibr
@ciunobcits5uitau0 cs 5ul0Bt, 6rol
@cltin Srau @eorg 6ront imo SRI.
g(oppcr in 9ltlautic Gitp. 0r. BIN.
Ser mar SAloiier mo bctricb in ocn
lcbten Sabrcn elm Jcitaurnnt; icinc
6umilic 500 geitern na@ Der &orf
@arf Sciq9ts 9lDcuuc. Inter ocnen
sic Ocn &eilmgiuAenOen all 9oro
bcgleitetcn marcn: 5rau SinOcr mo
Die 3luci S6bne, SSrau Gcltin. 5rul
0'corg SitliBler, Sri. @mma ShliB
lcr, SRI. emma ShliBlcr bon ut
lautic Gitp. Srml Stopper uno &ins
Der, 6ral 6ronf unO Sohter uno
SSrau Goiu @offcD. @crr 9inocr
gcoenft nod bier M}onatcn nit ieis
ncr Sbwciter, 6rnu 8li38orO, wieoer
gciuno nod ieiner amcrifanilAenSci
motb 3uriid5lttebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
8lr Eunuentiun nadl glrupfInn.

Die folgcn0en @crrcn mer0cn lid
All Scr am nabiten OicnItoq in
93rooflnn, "a. 81 besinncnocn Gu
prcne Gonbcntion Der n3aibolii6eu
gso6Itbdtiqfeits 2eaion1 bcgcbcn.
9lidlter g8iliom W} Dunn bonn g8ai.
ilnoerimt, Senrp y. 9olic, SbomoS
jsoIcp Sisfep, ". 9. @orwid, 81.
ggilliont a. Sulliuat G0moro 81.
gfcidncd, 0opio Wlc@oOcrn Stoats.
gSrdlioent gloam .. @cIsenbod uno
gSiIlian q. Burns.
gie biciigen Gclcgatcn ipcrocn in
criter Qinia auf oie &ieoercrlpdbs
luna BON 81. 9. Gippett bon 9a(ti.
more binnrbcitcn mo aHBcrOcm Scr.
iu6en einc @ermilliglng fir 0ie
8bcilnobmc an Der Sterneu6anner.
icicr 5u crlangeu- Sie mcrocn aud
@oltimorc ais ole nddite Gunpcu.
tionsitoot fir sic Gr9oniiation IN
0cn 3on0crariino brin9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
2n 8cNc nom sdlIaa 0erilrt.

SSu ciner 3clle Der nlttIercn BoIls
3ciitotion crlitt gcitcrn Niorgcn Sos.
Z. 2a6cv, Gin Gonniiliionsbanoler
pon g1r. lOS, g}oro -Su5ern.glUcnuc,
cincn 5blooonfoll. @r muroe nah
ocm DlcrcD Soipitol gcbradt nad
ocnt i6n scr 9iihter bis 81 Ieincr
gSie0er6critclhng entlaiien bottc.
%on Soipitol aus muroe Der gr.
tranftc ipGtcr in eincm Snrico6 noh
iciner @o9ming gebra6t- Gr mar
onl 6rcitog gl6enO wc9en anggbltd5cr
Erlnfenbcit Derbaitct woroen.f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
gialtimOre'S Smifragettcn IN &ai6.
iantuu.

W}ebrcrc bui0crt Suiirdgcttcn ocr
N}onumcnteultaot 6etbeilisten iid6 &c.
itern an Der aroBcn Sufirogettcn.
@araoe uno &erionnlimg in gSaib.
ington. W}drDIon0's &ertrcterinncn
ollie IN gSeiB, ntaridbirten geItcrn
@orinitta0 I'M 1a11 llbr rnter Den
aldugcn BON 6orion's Sopelle bonn
&auptduorticr ocr 0Sult @oDerns
mcnt 2eague" glr. ST. ylorO Char.
leg StraBc, nod oem 9abnbofe Der
g9aibinston Baltimore lui0 9lnnopo.
lis elcciriihcn 9nbn, wo iie I'M II
llbr einen 8ug uod ocr gunocs'
boitptitaot bcitic9cn Die 9fildtebr
crfolgte i'm 6 llbr glbciiOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
Nlnrtnnla Nrnteit beriidiidlliat.


Gie 8el6Gftsrlumc Der Gomnlil.
iion fin oficatli6c @ctricbe woren
geitcrn Bis gum lcBtcn FloB gefiillt,
alo Der &rotcite Der Gimpobner gcgea
Bic ,Gurton gSatcr GomponD" Sur
srrbunoluua fam. Diclem &crbpr
qiig i'm @ouie pon Serrn ". @corgc
NDniou cine Notwithstanding
poruus. Observation-Disclosures ons ploB4
lid1c gt6itcucu ocs Grinfooiicrs 0urd)
pic Ycicllinait mar. Cine Ionguic.
rigg llneitigfcit 6crricbte III 9tlrton
iIber Die oortigen g8alierDerbdltnille
3miigbcu oer 9iirgcricboit mo oer@es
icaiMoit, ga bic @inmobner ongcblih
bc9alptct 6obcil, sic 0as grintDailer
licfcrn0cu @runncu ieicl bciAuluBt
nor0en Cine @eihpcrOe bel Der
Uommiiiion fiir oiientlidc 9ctriebc
mar bic 6olge, poraui Die GinItcl.
lllng Der griunenbetricbe 0urh pic
o5cicllihoit criolgte. Dic gSniicrgc.
ielihoit pcrlic6t piclc 9altimorcr
Niirqcr nit grinhpancr 0os uidlt
Gus Nrlnncn genoinncn miro. Die
&l1Qer pcrlangcH MIN 0os gSallcr
asd fir iiH. DoH crtIdrtc Scr Ser
trcicr oer bellaaten @eieaicboft bic
lcs ols uun6gliA, crfldrtc iid abcr
bcrcit fir Eriufgpcdc g8oiicr in6las
id,cn an liciern unO 0aS Brunnen.
mailer fir Sausbolhmgs5medc 81
ucrpcnocn. Der &ertrctcr ocr ald.
aer III @pIlsauipolt Osborne 5. Vel.
lni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
2e6ensmiiOer aercttet.

9os @or1oben BON 9ouis 9mme,
eineS 27 Sabre oltcn S6neiocrs,
mel6cr ongiebt, in Buffalo. g. g.
5li Souie 5u ieim ii6 Oos 2eben ourd
cincn Sprung in oen Safcu 5u ncb
men. @oli5iit Snpocr bonn mittlcren
0iitrift eripiiNte 0en Shncioer, ais
oericl6c gcitern Morgen gegen bolb 3
llbr am 8uBe oes 5ollsmnD lnter.
bolb Der Grdtt.StroBe, ms g9arcr
lpringcn pollte. Scr @oli5iit. mel.
der in Grfobrung gebro6t botte,
0uB 8lume porber orei Ocrgcblidc
&eriu6e geuoht botte, &arboliGurc
81 folfcn, bru1tc Den 2ebensunuoen
nod DER mittleren @oli5eiitotion.
0ort eob cr an, ooB CT 6rmi uno
&in0 IN 9uffolo 5uriidgeIoiicn babe
iibcr ieinc SelbitmorOabiihten moll.
IL er ober feline GrfIdrung o6geben
er ioqte nur, CT m0Ate gernc itcrs
ben @r muroc ipGter ourh oen 9tih,
ter 0en &creinigten gSo6ltbotigfeitS.
0ieieaiAoften iibermieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
Guufcrirtcn NIT Srn. MeIler.

Ole bonn @ouoerneur @ol0sbo-
rough ernonnten orci Ntit9lieOcr Der
Stoots 2onofroBcn Gonniiiion 81.
GcngreBmitglieo Gbomos Yorron,
BON Golpcrt.Gountp, S.6runf Smith
bon Ct Wlorp' GollntD unO Sobn
so. Ecrrp bon Nuecn glnne's. .Goun.
III, confcrirtcn gcitern nit Scrrn
g9ellcr, 0cn @oriibenOen Der Gom.
MILTON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
lSralnent S,ilfen nee6rt.

lSn Der Gcrlanmlung Der 0Dait.
lden@reiien9eimotb muroe Der uell.
erpdblie 8raiioent SEER s.. @. sill
tcu Don ocn Dircftorcn bcr5Iibit be.
pillionmmct uno ibm Gin pradtUol,
lcs 8lumenitiid iiberreidt. DesgIci.
dhcn iuuroe Der 5efretGr, 6err Sobn
81 DlcDcr, melher All Dem Gage ici-
nen Sl @eblutStug crrcidte BON
ben 6erren ourh eiuen berrlihcn
WlimcnitrauB iiberraidt Serr $.
taeorge Seffert milroe ais Dlitglico
0cs Sreiienbcint &crcins oitigcnom.
men. Gas Direftoriiuu puroc oonl
Iamcu&crein sum llaifcit an Don.
ueritog, ocn 81 sDlai eingeloocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

,ynl aruisacrbt glr. arbiclt ge
iiern sSoDn IS. Guridl lra clue abio
liir 5ncibuig son ieiuer 9raa Sil.
Liam %. Glrih Sr. Gllrid) moAnt
in @amilfon on ser @artoro Nooo g
INNS bciratbcte on 2l. D}ai i9o'
nos @aar treanic iiM om 10. D(a
1911.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

@rifc SlaHc SUtcl-S6dJiu, Oentidle
nnb amerifaniide Slide. GObn 500
mOnatlih. GbenfaaS Elm 6Otelmeb-
ger, mnf bcim @Oden 6cbiilfli6 Iciu.
SObn $50 monatlid. glndJ5nfragen
SoOtel 9ialcig6, 6agette- nn0 SoOlliOag-
Strakc. (Diai10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

Ger .W}oruluuo N8otor6oot Glub4
aie6t leinen W}itgIieOern an Dicniiog
ql6cn0 ii ocm Glub9aulc no1c Ser.
III @ar cinen u5birimaiit.Ean5-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

O2it 0rci 3ippcnbriihcn uno Der
idjiroenen Sbilrfungcn licgt Gbarles
Go6crto i'm D}ercD. .Soipitol. Gr
mnr0e qcItcrn @iorgen All Baltimore.
na6e Sigb .StraBe BON ieihem eige.
ncn 9uggo ii6crfobrcn, noboem iein
@fero ibcu gcmorOen mar ln0 i'm
olis icinem Sit geIblcuocrt botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

Scott seen an 9oro ocs ,N}inocn"
0ariieQen mic CT oas Sternenbauncr.
leo ihreibi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

,DeutIdj.llngariider Sieorrfrans"
Wipniaa, IA. Wtai 1914,
Dlar Sder'o 0alle, 1923 Veaiou. Str
CUQuit0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

lllicr 0en 500 gIppIltonicn nm
gluinobuc III Sic 5lottcu SIfoocnie
lin annapolis babci bic fol9cnocu
fiinf 0loruIonoer bic gciitioe 8rii.
hmg IN 9lpril bcIiunoen lluo mcrOcn,
wcnn lie Die f0rperlibe Nriiiimg be.
itebeil oiiigenomucn lpcroen: g S.
@. 9alliere. u. &oole, gS. ". Y.
W1adlih 6. s. 9aiderion ua0 @. 3.
Gownien0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
0omeS glcpnolSs DerIhlunnOen.

Der in gtr. 613 SlrbD Kane uobns
boitc Somes &eDnoloS bat Dor 8mei
@odcn ieinc 6rau itnO ieinc 6ciocn
SIin0er in Stidb 9cIoiien inO lit felt
0ieicr 3cit nihtS micoer bon ibm &C.
bGrt moroen. 6rou 9fcDnolos befins
set iiG IN 6itterer giot6 itno beablicb
tigt beiite in Der nor0mcitli6en 40
li5eiitotion einen &cr1uitsbeicbl fir
i6ren Gbemann 81 eripirfen. lSroii
Sobn g8otfins, mel6e al Der airbp
Cane pobnt 6ot 6ralt 9eDnolos
nebit ibren &inoern in ibr &eim olf.
gcnomnen.
Giermouiu-6onclabe glr. 202, sos,
-Wai-gInsflug-
WIarDIanO-@art (SunO0If Gars)
SOuutag, 10. Wlai.
(N}oi9-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
oSarmOnie."
Niais @aa
yluntae, II. YiaL 159 lI6r 9l6eHos,
Se6mnuno Sallc. 0gilf
(Nloii0-lD bi6rtir
GdlnNenerIabflaae.

sSin Common 4leasgeriMt bat
Syobn 6e50id geitern cine aloge im
$4,000 acgen oie y9lotioual Gnanel.
ing & Stompina Go.~ eingcreidt.
Der aldger loot 0oB i6m bel Der glr
bcii an ciucr scr Nloihincn Elm Sbcil
icines Golmeus a6gci@uitteu wlroe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

Gincm ggunibe ocs Wlopors emf
lprcdeno, miro @oiuerneur @olosbor
rougb inn gluguit cine &rotlomation
crlaiieu, 0prdl peldc Die @eldl1Itss
lelhc mo @cuo6ner dlcr 1tdotc IN
Dlamlan0 auigcforocrt peroen nab.
reno Der 5tcrncnbouncrlpoNc i'm
September ibre @e6dnoc 3ll Dellogs
Qcn 6erncr miro ser @ouuerneur
Sic gInproniHs treiien. onB ale ltaat.
li6en Gebduoc 6lagaenidlnmd er0ol-
ieH.
2os Giuili.Gouiitc iiir Bic Stcrs
nenpamerieicr bcidloB IN elmer ims
fer olm @oriiB oeS Serrn sans 1hu,
Ter ltattAcbobten Sibtna Dob pic
elcftriiNe Farooc 80 1bmuuaaen
umfaIicn iol. pcltbc 6auptidhlib
5cencn aus Oen lcBici Sa9en oee
aricdcS bon 1912 oaritcllcl iucrocn
Ipr erlte SMaumageH miro SraneIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

NrrHn0ll, ollWpirc"
Wiuun o3iihcr" mo Narioen oGdi6cr" iiir
Sn0inHnpols
Guaas u&ii0er" ulio SadIiib aGai6er" iiir
Baltimore.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-08
CONFERENCE OF THE
BRETHREN HERE OCT. %


A conference of the local Broth
rem will be held here Friday, Octo-
Der %. M. L. Hoffman, the secre-
tary, has announced the following
program:
Morning - 1890, Devotional
Adam Book; II, What is the aim
and purpose of this conference" M
l.. Hoffman; 11:15, What Is spirit
uality? What can the minister dc
to deepen the spiritual life" Bish-
op J. N. Hoover; 11:45. What can
the Laity do to deepen the spiritual
life?" Enos Sheets.
Afternoon-1:30, Devotional, j.
q. Engle; 200, business; 2:15, us
our present system Of holding office
in the church conducive to harmon
ious working and the best interests
of the church? If not, suggest q
remedy" VIM. Page; 2:45, open
conference; $500, "Give the Young
man a chance" Bishop J. N. Engle;
$40, Distinguish between senti-
ment and sensationalism in religion
especially REVEALS" Bishop J. R
Zook.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-08
SHOWS PROGRESS OF
SCHOOLS UNDER sTEEN

The annual compendium OF the
public schools of the county, pre-
pared by Supt. Steen, has Just been
issued. The compendium, Supt. Steen
points out, lis compiled for the pur-
pose of furnishing in compact FORM
information concerning the schools
of Dickinson county The facts ana
figures set forth show that we have
been making progress. In the matter
Of the qualification of teachers, ana
the marked increase in the number
of persons who hold degrees, state
first grade aAd normal training cer-
tificates, is most gratifying. Salaries
are length of terms have Increased.
The number enrolled in the high
schools Of the county during the
past year was the largest in the his
tory Of the schools. The number
graduating from the common
schools in 1914, with qualifications
for entering the freshman class or
an accredited high school, was the
largest known in the history OF the
county. The number of young peo-
pie of this county attending higher
institutions Of learning, in this and
other states, was never larger. We
have certainly made progress, and
the future advancement of our
schools depends upon the sincere
and hearty cooperation of teachers,
patrons and taxpayers, all working
for the greatest educational good"
For much of the progress OF the
schools of the county credit is due
Mr.. steen. The annual compendium
was printed by the Reflector PUB
fishing company.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-08
FIRST BI-MONTHLY
EXAMINATIONS SOON

A letter to Supt. w. o. Steen
from w. D. Ross, state superinten-
dent of public instruction, sets the
date for the first bi-monthly ex-
animation for October 20 and 80.
At this time there will be no ques-
tions submitted on Kansas history
agriculture or classics. The letter
adds that the graded school courses
of study are nearly complete and
will. be ready for distribution soon.
The supplementary outlines for the
study of classics will be issued to
accompany the text books.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-08
GOSSIP FOR MOTORISTS

Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Lifts, Mrs. j.
N. Dieter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Snyder
started Sunday for Larned, Kan.
They had three punctures on the
way to Salina and rode in on the
rim. continuing their journey from
there.
C. O. Musser and family and MT
and Mrs. David Eisenhower motor
ed to Ramona to visit friends sun
day.
& e e
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. B. w. Seltz
of salina, Mrs. R. Lafferty OF ELS
worth and Mrs. E. Carpenter OF
this city, who has been visiting IN
Salina, motored here Sunday in the
Seitz car.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-08
JAMES MCDONALD
is LAID TO REST

The funeral service of the late
James Edward Mcdonald was held
at the home, two miles southwest
of Chapman Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, conducted by the Rev. J
willard DeYoe, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church OF Abilene.
Rev. Prof. Wheeler of Washburn
college offered prayer and made
some appropriate remarks regard
ing the life of the deceased.
James Edward Mcdonald was
born in shockopee, Scott county
Minnesota, January 81, 1859, and
died at his home near Chapman
Kansas, September 80, 1914, at the
age of S. years, 8 months ana y
DAYS. With his parents, he came to
Kansas in 1871, and during all
these years has been a resident OF
4his county. In 1882 he was married
to Miss Mary Evalyn Fellows VINO
with their five sons, one grand
daughter, one sister and three
brothers remain to mourn his death
He also leaves host of friends ana
neighbors, who mourn with them
He was a member of the Congrega-
4ional church in Chapman, having
united there in 1891 under the pas
torate of Rev. Wheeler. He also
was a member of the Modern Wood
men of America and the knights
and Ladies of Security. The remains
were laid to rest in the Indian Hill
cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-08
JAMES L. SHORT DEAD
Old Resident of Abilene Passed
Away This Morning

DR.. James L. Short, rs years old,
an old resident of Abilene, died at
his home on North Buckeye about
$40 o'clock this morning. His wild
ow and q son survive. The funeral
announcements will be made later.
At the present time Mrs. Short Is
very Ill.
The deceased had lived here for
twenty years or more. He retired
from the practice of medicine g
number Of years ago. He was an
old soldier and q Mason, and was
highly esteemed By the many per-
sons who knew him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-08
A Boost for the Fair

Woodbine Journal: The county
fair was a success and speaks well
for the management. A little bad
weather cut the attendance short
for the first two days and spoiled
the program but the last two days
had bumper crowds. The interest
manifested by the farmers is stead
ily increasing and in a year or two
our fair win be second to none in
the stats.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-08
"BIG BOY" OWENS HOME
RIGHT LEG AMPUTATED

Guy owens, who was wounded by
revolver shots fired by the deputy
sheriff of Cloud county when he at
tempted to escape arrest at Concor-
dia, was sent to his home here to-
day. Owens, who is known here as
"Big Boy" was arrested at Concor-
dia charged with selling liquor and
while in the custody of the deputy
sheriff attempted to break away,
The deputy sheriff aimed well and
brought Owens down. He was put
in a hospital, where his right leg
was amputated above the knee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-10-08
OFFSIDE PLAYS

The Junction City highs lost to
Topeka at Topeka Saturday. Super
Tor weight gave the Topekans the
victory, but Junction City played a
fast game. Dan Hurley, right END
for Junction, was the star. The Adj
lene team meets Junction twice this
season.
The Dickinson county highs nosed
out a S to 0 victory over Clay coun-
ty Friday at Clay Center.
In the first game for both teams
Harrington defeated Enterprise 81
to 0 at Herington.
Saturday results: X. U. AZ, Will
liam Jewell (Mo.) Q; Aggies TO-
Southwestern 0; Washburn z, Ne
braska IA.
Manhattan Mercury: Abilene
the town of "99.9S per cent wet
water, sent a bunch Of gentlemen
Coaches Dresser and Collins saw
that there was none of the rough
stufr' on either side" Incidentally,
the Abilene eleven carries along its
own sand Springs drinking water.