davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-02
IS IDENTIFIED
BY WOUNDED MERCHANT
Leo Smith Charged With Having
Shot Louis Perlman Satur-
day Night.
Taken From Train at Cumberland,
Nd, and Said to Have Told
Conflicting Stories.

Leo smith. nineteen years old giving
MS address as DDS North Washington
street. baltimore. Nd. this morning was
ldentined as being the individual who
saturday night shot and dangerously
wounded Louis Perlnan who conducts
tailoring establishment at 18th street
ana Rhode Island avenue northwest
smith was taken from a passenger train
at Cumberland, Nd. yesterday morning
about :; o'clock He was beating his wav
ON the train, the police We're told De.
tecuve Sprinsmann brought Smith from
Cumberland and questioned him ,hout
his movements Saturday night
Identified by Victim.
This morning Detectives snriuen,n,
ana y BIlen took Smith to Emergency
iiospieaA TO have the wounded man look
DIT NM SIX other young men We're in
'Aie party one of them, the detectives
say resembling Smith, and they We're
''a"eieo INTO the room in which the
wounded man was confined.
=, hit the one who shot me-" declared
ter!in;tn as soon as his ewes rested unon
tne Baltimore young man
DID You say | assaulted Xoup., do
'nanded smith. drawing close to the bed
nat VIII do remarked Detective
brien. leading Smith from the room.
Hmi1h arrest was brought about by a
essast sent to Cumberland telling Of
inc shooting of the clothier and asking
.t SUSPECTS be arrested. The prisoner,
tne police say. told conflicting stories.
lie SAYS he was employ ed in a tailoring
estaphshment in Baltimore and that Sat
nfoay afternoon after receiving his pay
ne came 20 this city on the electric car
that left Baltimore at 5 O'Clock.
,elt mere on the 1 o'clock train to go
TO Grafton. w. Va" he said. and
stopped Off at Shenandoah Junction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-02

Albert Dunn and Irwin Jackson. engi-
neers on the Cambridge and Seafoa I'd
railroad. have purchased the Harper
farm, on tine Nanticoke river in Mary
land, and will grow canteloupes, water
melons and apples.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-02
FIRE LOSSES ARE HEAVY
Danville. KY, Has $4,000 Blaze,
While Flames Take $25O,OOO
Toll at St. Louis.

DANNILLE, Ky. March Thirty
guests of the Gilcher Hotel here were
forced to leave the hotel in light wearing
apparel when fire destroyed the building
early today. The personal possessions of
practically all were consumed. Other
buildings in the hotel block were burned
before the firemen control ed the flames
the total loss being estimated at $4,000
Cold weather hindered the firemen in
their work
ST. LOUIS. March Fire early today
destroyed the four-story building and
stock of the Louis p Aloe Optical Com
pany- and damaged the stock and build
ing of the Alexander Kessler Fur and
Hat Company and the Judge & Dolph
Drug Company. causing an aggregate loss
or s20OUU. The three buildings are on
Olive street between broadway and 9TH
street.
$780, 900 Damage in Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH. March 2-Firemen in
the downtown district of Pittsburgh
were kept busy yesterday lighting fires.
Three fires did nearly $4,000 damages.
The first was in the showrooms and Of
fees of the Columbia Phonograph Com
pany, where the loss was estimated at
100000 Before the iremen had this
blaze under control fire was discovered in
warehouse two blocks away. The
warehouse fire was eNtinsuished with a
loss of $4,000
The fremen hardly had completed their
work at the warehouse when a third
alarm called them to four-story manu-
featuring building. y nickelodeon and
three small manufacturing companies
were burned out with a loss OF $4,000.
Two children were burned TO death in
fire which destroyed three dwellings,
here today The property loss was
$4,000.
Famous Mounts Perish in Flames.
WARRENTON. Va. March 1.-The
stables at Waverly. the Virginia estate
of Mir. and Mrs. :. l.. Josepthal of Balti-
more were destroyed by fire here YES
terday afternoon Mrs. JoSepthal, for
merly Miss Chermonnier, ore of the most
lost three of her famous hunters-"Honey
Boy" 'Aristocrat' and Robert Louis
Stevenson: three draft horses. pony
two motor cars and other property
Four Children Lose Their Lives.
SHREVEPORT La March The
death of Lillian Bass four years old. to-
day brought the death list up to four as
Il result of the fire last night which de-
stroyed three cottages The three other
dead also are small children
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

Giabratse ano 9isb7tdsle

- 9la6 g(ltsbeben eincs @a5eTen'
tiers Sraua in Der SaHltoa 9att EN-
rnbpFaunter Sieb III Die @ObntnB
non ,Srau Static aatu, 90 2l32
Sprlita @rope aluemle inlo ltabl 5iuer
sSelo65rien nit oem Geiarnrntln1alt
Don $25.
Ger goli5iit StrocOer, pom 8,
9oli3eibiitritt. iauo in Der StaDe o.
gIoliiciintion in Der gsadt gum
Spnntne ein Iafet, wcI6eS ietS
-;SIonelySemneu entbIeIt. 2cr 8oll5Ilt
iah, ais er cine Gar perIieB, eInen
gsonn cilisit OuponlanlelL meldel
oos asodet iortgeporien bate. sIIlem
slnid,ein nab bat Der llnbefannte olC
S5entoen irae,lbpo aeItoblen mIo re1tt
iib oos boie 6jeIpiiielt aIs or ocs Bo
ii;iiten miidJtig tpuroe, ipesboIG el
Ous Bufct iortlpari.
Clarence 9tiitberforb bon gtc.
.Sarper StraBe benahrihtigte in oel
Raf,t sum Sunntag Die BoIi5ei out
er einen gseger beobaAtet batte, mel
der cine Setter on elm 6errlter ieinel
Wobnung dnselegt baben fcu, oni9st'
nen6 um einen @inbrrh 5ii periiben
Gie poIisiFen S's3ries4,u.S S5eISon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
EerfoaalsE oti3eH.

1Sran Carolina y aHlp, gcb.
Boil, lit geitern ibrem @atten Dem
ceritorbcnen Bionier Serrn Scnrp
&oulu, I'M Gooc naf)geiolgt Die
ollgenein gendJtetc unO belIebte
@rciiin batte 6as 9tItcr bon 70 Sab
rem crreidIt. Sim !TittIUod) !giorgcn
miro lire itcr6lihc Sillle pom Irauer-
barre, 1893 @iuc StraBc, aus iltr
elpiaen 9iube beitnttet lperoen, nad~
benz in ser ct. 6ran3i5fls airde eIll
lcpitirtcs Sobomt itattgeflnoen bat,
Irau Wtollie aobrmann
pel1e en- fSolnitaq bas SqTcr eineS
gluiumobillmflls geDorOen itano I'M
SO. &cbensIa1rr mo ibr I00er IuS
hat in cen areiien ihrer &crman0t'
idjait uno qroBeu ,Srelulbidu't ouf'
riditiQe Srducr madpgcrlllcn GIc De
crbi1itnQ Der Tcrlrngliiftcll iinoct un'
N9i1tpod 9tQdWittaG pom Itutcr.
haliie, 1924 Campbell StraGc, aus
Iidrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
sSerhaitctc Staliener.

Die 9etettipes 2eppsrt, ScHroeber
uno caution Derbafteten g:itern
glbeno auBer BEN StuIiener y(ic Sacoz
pas3o, % Sabre alt DON yto. 433
Central 9(penue, pelaer oIs 8euge
fsItas6alten pirb, aud 9ert 0aniap,
25zidbrig, pon go. S26 Carlisle Qpe.,
iolpie rem in oemIeIben SuuTe ro6z
nsnoen iFrant 0itetO, "A Sabre ait,
unb gtter 2(matulet, 26sjd6rig, unter
bem gerDa6t, elmer grpreIierbaHbe
ansuoe6Gren, bic in Der IeBtcr 3eit
Itre6iame Staliener ourd 9rO5un5en
belditigte unb Gelbiummen III err
preiIsn periu1te.
Die gerbaTting res lpiroi9en
Srios, bic an Der 9ierten Strube unb
Central 2lDenue srfplste, geIfat aui
9eranlaTung bss 3eugen gtic Saco.
passp. GteTer Mann er3abIte DEN De
tstttueg, oaB er. ionie aud amber;
Staliener pcn benz Srio pieoer6clt
inter Oro9un9sn 9s6alten qeIoeTer
lei. getrdge oou $50 lis $1GO Den
GrpreIiern aus5u6dnbigen.
Die Bolijei glnubt. i'll Der WerhaT-
tuna oieIes 5rios Die RdDelsfiibreI
ciner peitper5peiqten 9er6refer6arot
erriTd3t su hdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

iuel6e ben SSol ioiort unterilt6tcn,
tonnten feline Spuren elmer 8ei9dbis
9ung oes !6ouies. nod cine SeIter IN
Der gtadbnrid1it finoen. 0on eineni
eocntiteaen @inbreder mar ebenfolla
ni6ts 81 bemerfen.
9lus benz Ganop.2aoen bon
Sol. Spbenberger, NO. 629 pIeGIdnt
StrnBe Itabl in Der gtadJt 5um Sonn-
tag elm 1ieb ben getrag uOn 40
aus Der HeaiiHirfniIe.
- Gin butgriger 0ieb cntmenoete
ais Dem @isidranf Der SSrau Sole
pbine Reeo, go. 2910 Gilbert 9(oc.
fpobm6aft, Gefiiigel, S6inteu, @ier,
Sped, 1rnft lno 5ett, lpeldc 9in6.
rungsmittcl fir Die 0iittng5mabl3eit
Der 15anriIie bcItimmt luaren. Die Be
Itoblene giebt ibren 8erluit aui lulGe'
fGhr S5 on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Eentife Weiitli@e
@erIu9en lire @mtsbriiDer in 4merifa
iiber bic iuabren llrbeber bes
arieas aufSutlGreH.
Der sSeberal Council Of GBur4ss bal
ods betreffenbs Document er.
balten.
Gs trdat bic llnteri6rifte Don 20 bsr-
porragenben protsitantiisen 9eiit'
lihen in 0eutIdIanb.

Rem Worf, 27. September. =
Der 7eberal Council Of G9urdes bat
am Sonntag cine 3ui6rift betannt
gegefen, bic ibm pDn 20 berporregena
ben proteitantiiden Gsiitli4eu y III
9euti9lanb aueeganSeu lit, in pelder
I'M g!amen 0eutidlunbs ieotpeoe ger.
Gntportli6teit fir ben eegenpdrii-
gen europdiihen arieg obqele9nt piro.
2u qleiAer 3eit tperoen Oieienigen fur
ben Sriea perantiportli6 gema6t. .oie
ieit lansem ins gebeim elm NeB Der
@sridpDruHa qegen OeutIflanc 9es
ipOnnen unb es nun uns iibergepOr,
fen bubsn, Inn uns in bemieIben gu
sripiirgen.4 Die 3ldrift 1T an Die
GOangslif9en air4en i'm &usldnoe, ="
asrittst.
9oyn benz S6riftitat bsiBt es,
.Dura iein ipitematiihes gieBtpert
ron 2iiaen iuirb Der geriu3 aemd4t
i'm Quslanbe bic Qlnii6t iu nerbreiten,
oab bic Oeutihsn uno bic oeuti6e Re'
gieruna fir bieien &riea OerantDOrts
lid III unb alei45eitig birb uns unIe'
rem &aiier bas Reff abaeipro6en
I'M @ottss Silfe fir unisre BdfIen
bsten su oiirfen.
s5m ierneren ipirb auf bic Sbat'
fade binseipisien. oaB 9eutidlano AZ
Sabre i'm iFrieben qelebt unb fid i'm
friebliheu Wettbeipsrb nit aRberen
@6Itsrn alGnaenb snttpideIt bat uno
baB es iest nur unter 3Ddus aum
Gelbiti6us gum Sfpert gegriffen
bat.
.8ir febt elmer Wslt In @dffen
segeniiber unb miifen I'M uniere Sri
itens, I'm unIere &ultlir, I'm unier:
G6re tdmpfen. aeinsrIsi Strupsl bal
ten unfere Sctnbe 3uriid, Die bura nm
iere 9erni9tuna iia fel5it in mirtb7
f6aftliher Weiie f0rbern unb ibr'
Wdat psrar0bern polleH. 5uratloa
ftebsn mir biefem 2uiturm gegenii6er,
ipeil mir auf ben ssredtsn @ptt
bauen @erabe neil, bieisr &rieg un2
Gufsssnunaen iit, finbet er uns aIi
Elm aeeintes BOLT, in tpei6em aat
RaiTen. unb Ranglinterf6iebe. alt
4artsispiItisteiten DergsTn ale Son
feiiipnsuntsri6ieoe beritpunoeH iino
sSn heilissr 9essifterung, ipeber Dol
benz aamp nod pOr benz 3pb surid'
Thredsno unb su Grtt empor!4Gueno
iinb mir alle nit ifreuben 6ereit 4as;
fir unisr 2ano unb fir uniere iTrei
bsit binsudeben.
Inter bsnen, iDelte 6as S6riIt
iiiid unteraeihnet haber, befiuosr i'd
NrofeFor 6arnld, Sberbofpreob1e'
0rpaHbsr. profeTor Guden. be gteui'
bile. aeSur unb Gpireder.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
gplSa,t
SeiiuSet iidl md INNER in 6anSen
Der Scutid)en.

ggaI6inqton, .. g. q. Sept.
Ter oeutiden gotidoft !prr0e ain
Gcnnia9 ,nlif orabtloiem sSege Don
Berlin beri6tet, OnB Die aus Garis
itantmenbe Ta6rid,t bon Sem Dor.
ridden ser Suiien ,mS Der &ieoerbe'
ietuna BON SoIoau burh Ole ruIii'
i6en 5ruppen inter General &ennen'
fanlpi, elm cities Sirnseiptnnit lit.
Gin iiiSomerifaniiter NtlitGn
attadc. Der lid, aui bem ariegSid)au'
plat Sci Der beutiten 9(rnlee bciinoet,
bot III cinenr grici erflart, oaB Die
srteasfi;brln,s Der Geutif,en nitt
MIR bonn militariiden Stonnpunft.
ionoern aud bonn bau,atrItaren
StanOpunft oils beiuunoer.ulgspiir.
Dig iei.
9aut offi3ielen geri2ten baoen
tiir5lid Sranctircurs cine Sertite
SaEitGtsfolonne iiberfallen, Die irail'
3oiiide 9errplnSete trunstortirte unO
etuen slrSt iorpie iieben freIpiIlIge
araNtenpileger erlhoiien.
@rauiiger Z o-6.
Sbawnce, O., 81. Septeluter.
Ser 81 Sabre aItc 5ranf y. SapTes
fam in Der gsad)t pom SanItag 3unl
Sonniag um's Seben, aIs iniolge ei'
ner 9mlpencrpIoiion Oas Sous, in
Gem er nit ieiuen 9lneebGrigeu ro1n'
te, in<grdno gerietb. sSn Der gluIrs'
auna eafte gtiemun6 on Sopnes. Del
in eincnt 3inuner Ses oberitcn Stod
.perfes idIief iiio er tam eIenolglId
III Den Slammen um.
9es ainOeS Dtnno.
Somer, Ca, 81. September. gLti
Die slugaben ieinps sreiidbriger
SdaueItert,ens murOe Der % Sabre
oIte Otarpin NtoB. inter Der slnflagC
perloftet, feline @Itern tn Der 9tadl'
pom 5rcitag 5um Canning aut ibre'
iiinI Necilen pon bier gelescnen 6arr
eri1ciien Su baben. WhlB bate be
buiiptet, boB Der SoppcInloro bon ei
nem untefannten g&ger oeriibt nor
ben mar, aber feline fleim, Sapeltel
iagte ben @eaniten, oaB ibr @rioci
9atcr ,rlS Ws1stter eri1OiSE babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Ginocelcidlc acinnSen.

glm 6ube Der gurtIep StraBe, Rios
.rIioe, fanben geTtera gic:5lnittag
SQrrn Builder pcn 20. 1922 2iitrn
glpenue, Glipcob Hoberts pcn Np.
1856 Clifton glrenue, uno Gltptn Wur
tens ron Sc. 394O 6iQiicc gtpenue,
bic Qette eires unsefdhr iiinf Wtonaa
te olten peiben ain0eS irribliten 9e
idleGts. Die. benuhyirtigte Qoli3et
Iieb ben tleinen a0rper nah oer Wtors
que brtnaen uno nuroe Der Coroner
NON bem Funo benuhri6tigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

Gfg 4ip, Ger, 81. September.
,ScrnnitSc ,s5gleiioS eoIoerpn, oer
!Dfoiin, ben gilla oils asroiibenten oil
Ger Spibe Mcrifos iebcn rno6tc,
,unroe bereits Dor einiaen W,pnaten
ais NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. genatult.
9ieies geifab ip1breno ieiner Heiie
nad Bafbinaton, no er nit Den gr.
anIten Der Ser. Stanten Jiegierllng
fonierirte. 9qloeron lit Der t5iibrer
Dec Iiberalen Barfei, elmer politiidcn
Organization. Die lid pdbreno Der
9ienolution bcr aonititiitionaIiiten on.
geidJloiien bdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

Gin gpbItbdter ber Mem6beit "
Ssrieniae su nennen, ter Sos llbsrs giiiel .I
S,r qeiSrus erfuun,u Bat Ut. Silshee's 3A
ilicrrbotben.ltliiiel ,aiuaf,Fs" bcwitit bas, rni
banuIi erpur.ei ipirb ndutli6 idncIls etNberlriI
ir,b arhrtbIibe Seiiura ieneS gslpbbuli4. BURG
6roesrt,.sn peioeus suDerlafFg. LIN tvitsntte
sitis Brobs bes DtiiieIB 81 erIdn0eH. oershrl
mon g. glslntaehter & 10, BOZ 1915, yssr Vsa
aitn. Die .plnpfeftsE NJ IN attH uhrtbeiss u
kuSsn. glrsls ~. -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
4leine psliSeima hrid,fea

frau @uftapus S1cpbs BON TU.
3440 Sarpep 9lpenle tbeilte Ger go
Ii3ei oeltern nit, oaB ibr Dor Dem
SaitIe gso. AIS Hodoalc sIoenlle elm
9teger ole Snnbtaid)e, pelde eineiI
Gbed in betrG9tliher p0be, ionic on
oere @Ieinigfe;teu entbieIt, entrillen
hot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Ssrrmiht cincn Eiamant.Ill IllinG.

Srau Sorrp 0pnulOIon bon gto.
635 Balnut SiraBe tbeiltc geItern Der
9olisei nit, buB lie eInen 0iomnniz
rinu nit I9par3er Gmailleeinfo1un9
i'm @srtk pm $100 uus ibrer Wobs
runa psrmibt unb 6eaeiauetc eint
9erion, pel6e ihr ben Ring eocntuelI
entnenoet habsn !onnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
IN Strcit ucrIeBt.

Sm etreit nit einem Raiie3eno0en
fpuroe Q.iiern RaAmtttaq Der Ne5er
GsorQ ebeloon aus ber WeIt 99!en
Strabe nit eiRec 5ertriimmerten Bier
flaId6e i'm GeIid9t, gtrlt,tn uno 0Gnoen
perlstt. Sbeloon mubie I'M itdotis
fnen &ranfenbaus auI9enommsn ner'
bar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
Seutidl 9srotcit. tSrauen @aiien'
0crein.

Die picrteiGhrIihe gerianmlung
hes 1euti6. prot. Trauer Wdi'en
pereins, finbet Wittpp6 80. Septem-
Der, Ra6mittu0s nm 2:30 itatt Die
Weit9Iieber iino brinseno criu4t gu
eriheinsr. Nile 6reunbinnen, Die
Dem gerein bsitreten poIlcn, iino
bersIi6 etngelaben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
= Il d {.

Sud nu6 benz Slide ubue 9ai
llno iei bes 2eibs sepGrtis;
9iit bu auf beibe itets ssfabt,
Mtrf sa mt. bsiSsu fsrtisl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

BON Wlinot, Sooper'& 60. mO SsnrD
Us. Sope pon 2uprenee &c 60, Rem
glnYf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

Nus T2ainS nirO qemelOet; 0u iidl
ole 2anopebrleute elmer &ompa9nlc
aur 7Front melbsten, uber nur einigc
Qebrau6t purbsn, peranitaltetc Die
&ompdani: auf Dem &aiernen6of els
nen 0cttluui. Die Sieaer ourften
3ur Tront abreiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28


Wenn t6 nano'rs nab Stbtrien.
MuS i6 Itlper in aetteu tarrer;
9oh in boloeiten 0clirien
ggiQ tA iduften fir oeu 3oren.
S;yn ben Minen nil id Oeutn:
0ieies Sra, oas mir bier iabren
Eieies GiIeu, oos mir ihrCuten,
8iro gum gcil emit fir Den 3aten,
QBdbl Elm 0cib i'd aur GjenoNiu.
gBGbl i'd lie Gus ben Sataren,
Tab aus meinem Stamm eutiproiie
@init Elm 6enter fir ben 3aren.
Bin id oann Elm fyeier Stcoler
SGe id nit 0rauen Suoreu
(Setot idon nab Der 5oo, Der 6tebIer)
ejrauen Sani nur fiir BEN 3ureh
Silber0raue GFdben rinnen
HeIt burd metne Sdno Sn Sdbrcr
@iro mein Sphn gum Strt6 iie 'ptn'
ipinnen
Siir ben 3oreu fir ben ,3aren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28

3urenlteo. 0as .3arenlisp'
bes polniIdsn 0idters 2lbam Wtitie.
mica 1798- 1860 lei bier III eintl
ueuen llebertragunQ ppU &Iuhunf
tuieoer 1e1eben:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
ur BRET gsinf6iffs
Ipn It mob T."

Der ais Gt,dd6rig 5reipiqiger
Oisnenoe @efreite Soroan, Sobn oes
J!menauer iSabrit6eiiBers gBilbelm
SorOnn, purOe in Der S6la6t Bel
2utti6 perpunbet uno befinoet ii3
jeBt i'm &rantenbauie gu 8iirfeleH
bel @aGsr. 2tuf cine telegrap9iI6e
2(nirage Der @ltern an ben S0bn er-
bielten lie DOH ibm bic Natriht:
oRur orei 8sinI6iiiie, iplrit pobl!."
Ser @ettluui fiirs @ater.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-28
3sntrummann qefallen.

Der 6o1ertitbe oaRotaQsdbgeoroncse
Wartin 9Oibl lit i'm Sample 9egeu
iSlrutreih Ifper perpunNet pprocn
uno am 6. Septeinber in eiuem oeui-
ideu 2aiurett ieincN Danben erlegcn.
Gr mar 9anorpebrbauptmaun gIs
acknowledgements Oertrat er ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lett 1905 i'm bdpcri.
i1eu 2anota9e
Middletown transcript., 1914-07-18
4 RECORD WHEAT CROP


The wheat crop now being harvested
in this country, according to. estimates
Of the Department of Agricultural, will
amount to $4,000, 600 bushels. This
crop, for size, will break all records.
The corn crop also is large, SIZING up
about 2, 1858, 900, 600 bushels.
Thus nature is apparently doing her
best to restore entire prosperity to our
country. All of the years crops thus
far harvested and marketed were un-
usually remunerative, while those to
come are most promising. The earth is
yielding its fullness', generously to the
work of man.
The only trouble, the ely in the oint-
ment, " is the sitting of Congress and
the threat of legislation to come Will
not be as bad as was at first promised is
assure !, as the Senate has not only
heard from the country but is yielding
to the forceful protests of the people;
but until the end is reached the uncer-
tainty will continue, and from this un-
certainty business will suffer. Congress
cannot act too qIickly.
Middletown transcript., 1914-07-18
SUSSEX co. AFTER GOOD ROADS

GEORGETOWN, DEL, July 15.-That
the residents of Sussex county are be-
coming enthusiastic over the construc-
ton of good roads is evidenced by the
formation of good roads association in
the different towns of the county. At
the present time Laurel has hustling
association with a large membership,
and now move is under way for a
county association.
The first move for a county organi-
zation assumed tangible shane here
Saturday afternoon when about fifteen
of the most enthusiastic good roads
citizens of Sussex met here in the office
of Andrew Marvel, and talked over the
best methods to pursue in order that
good roads may prevail in all sections
of the county.
The meeting showed that in every
town and section of Sussex county the
residents are thoroughly aroused to the
miserable condition of the highways and
that they are determined to better them
if possible.
The meeting had for its purpose the
presentation of bills at the next session
of the legislature for passage which will
make provisions for the building of
good roads in all sections.
This is the initial step for the forma-
tiOn Of the good roads association for
the county, and within short time
another meeting will be held here to
which all persons who are interested in
good roads will be invited to attend and
express their ideas as to the best me-
thods to employ at the minimum cost,
Among some Of those who are greatly
interested in the good roads movement
and were present at the meeting here
were:
William E. ValIient, William Cooke.
Levy Courtman Howard P. Ward. Of
Laurel; Lorenzo B. Cannon. George
Eddy, Harry Brown, Seaford; William
Sirman, Delmar; former Comptroller
George H. Hall and Ruby R. Vail. MIL
ford; James M. Tunnel, Landreth &.
Layton, Esq, Georgetown; County En-.
gineer Morgan 4. Gum, Frankford.
Middletown transcript., 1914-07-18
Peaches and Apples

The prospect for an excellent crop OF
both peaches and apples over the entire
Peninsula is fine. Early apples of the
Yellow Transparent variety have al
ready begun moving. The quality is
fine and there is a great demand for
them. These will be followed with such
varieties as Fourth of July, Early ripe,
Red Atrachan, Williams Early Red,
and later In the year the Wealthy.
Carman peaches will begin moving
about July 20, followed by Belle of
Georgia, Elberta and Crawford's Late.
which are the varieties most largely
planted.
Harrisons' nurseries at Berlin, Md,
again have bumper crop in their or
chard, from which last season was
picked more than 40, 900 baskets.
me Harrisous B.sze this year planted
$4,000 peach trees and 25, 900 apple
trees in commercial orchards.
Middletown transcript., 1914-07-18
WOman's College Catalogue

The first catalogue of the Woman's s
College of Delaware, containing imfor-
nation relative to courses of study,
list of commissioners, names of the
board of trustees and faculty and other
information, has just been issued.
Hereafter it will be published quarterly.
The courses are: Arts and science, a
four year course, leading to the degree
bachelor of science in education; the
course in home economics, a four-year
course, leading to the degree bachelor
of science in home economics; and a
two-year course in education or home
economics, leading to certificate but
not to degree.
English and American literature,
composition, history, political science,
economics, oratory, mathematics, ply
sizes, chemistry, geology, farm manage
ment, and home economics win be IL
cIuded in the various courses.