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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
Learning to Be Beautiful.
To Fill Out Chest,
Neck and Shoulders
DI ABIGAIL MOORE.

The best method OF filling out hoi-
lows in shoulders. chest and throat Is
by brca thing exercises. Singers real
lie this, because chest expansion is
their first study, and they acquire It
b. such exercises. Having formed the
habit of correct breathing, the follow
ing exercise VIII help 80 materially
that Improvement may be noted from
Gay to Gay
Rise on tiptoes, at the Same time al
lowing the head TO fall back slowly.
Descend TO position 8 9 tho head is slow
" raised Repeat several times.
Then rise OH tiptoes. Twist body to
Fight, at the same time slowly turn
tpg head In opposite direction. Reverse
the order. Turn back 10 position. lie,
peat.
1t may be advisable to perform the
exercise at first without rising on the
toes. Tho rising, however. helps In
acquiring potse necessary to shnpely
neck and shoulders.
InhalnE and eNhaliBS is we'll
known and excellent exercise for FILL
ing out the throat and diminishing the
hollow at the base OF the mock. TO
5niten tho lower chest and i'll, In that
depression just below the breastbone
massage with warm cocoon butter h.,
placing the fingers here and there
slone the line to be treated. and NOV
Sng the aesh under the skin with them
IN rotary fashion. In addition stand
with ono arm stretched out shoulder
high and as YOU move il slowly and
Gorcefully around in the same plane
describing as wide circle possible
massage as above all around the
shoulders.
In developing the throat by exercise
CT massage. there is always danger
OF spelling the contour by cnlurging
glands and OF stretching muscles till
they are striucy. Hence, II is better
To connne treatment To the breathing
process and to patting In u nourish-
ing skin food. and finally by dousing
with cold water. All Of which will COM
hine TO do marvels without any dis-
concerning reaction.
If the tops OF the shoulders Go not
complete gracefully the side limo Of
the ncck. as is ap; To be the case In
excessive thinncss massage as above.
supplemented 10y the following siren
nous and trying exercise Will help very
much:
Clench tho fist as the arm hangs at
the side, and torccfully work the
shoulder around, describing a circle as
close To the neck as possible. Then
repeat with other arm and shoulder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
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~ TRIAL OF COLUMBUS. NJ

When christopher Columbus was
being carried In chains to Spain ut the
termination OF his third voyage. the
only small item of comfort that could
come TO him was the Kindness dis
played by Captain Nillejo, who was
given charge of the prisoner. Villejo
was Il man alike noble ia rank and
character. He treated the admiral on
the voyage. with the most profound rc-
spcct. Gladly would they have struck
Off the letters that bound him. but tho
admiral would not consent. lie proud
ly said: Their Majestios instructed
me 10 submit to whatever Bobadilia
should order in their name. by their
authority he has put upon me these
chains. | shall wear them unt,i they
shall order them TO be taken Off and
i Will preserve them afterwards as
relics and treasures of the reward for
my service"
Columbus had made many enemies
who were jealous Of his success, both
at home and abroad. and the King and
Queen of Spain were made familiar
with number OF stories and charges
against the explorer. They were not
convinced. but finally they sent Boba
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

1T VIII he noticed that the coat" Of
new dress is so called only because
the part that falls below the waist is
made OF the material that forms the
corsagc Otherwise 1t does not do
serve tho name. Indeed, what II really
resembles most closely as II rule is a
bodice and widely spreading tunic, or
TUNES. for two are often seen, posed
upon II narrow petticoat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

a handsome cloth and velvet model
OF the kind is given a seasonable APP
pearance FOR out of-door wear by a
tunic hemmed with heavy wool fringe
which looks far more appropriate on a
cold day than pleated chiffon or tulle.
Sut, though we are told to expect
cloth. and have agreed in this connec-
ton TO give ii hearty welcome the
gossamer fabrics are still used over
velvet and duvetyne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

What is known az hard" water Of
ten leaves thick coating OF lime on
the kettles In which IL is used. This
may be removed with vinegar or sui
phutic acid. BE careful to wash the
kettle carefully aftcrward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

Parsley, mustard, cowslip. horserad-
ish, dock, danGclion and beet tops. emit
en- as green's are good foods to aid in
regulating the system and having a
good effect on the blood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

Some curiosity having been cx-
pressed as to the identity of Princess
Joachim Albert OF Prussia who is de-
scribcd in cable dispatches printed
here the other day rs having quilted
the Casino OF the popular Austrian
seaside resort of Abbazia with the
prince. owing to the loud Kissing which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

Spinach is recommended by food
specialist because or the snlta of iron
and potassium said to be contained In
ST. Water crcss has valuable OIL
iodine, iron phosphate and other salts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
VEGETABLE CHEMISTRY

Simpliticd Dictcstc Notes Tint Give
the Foods Medicinal Nniuc.
Beets and turnips cleanse blood and
improve general appetite, while car
rots help TO form blood and clear the
skin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

Turnins. onions. cabbage, canlinow-
er and waite. cress contain sulphur
Potatoes contain salts of potash
French beans and lcntils contain iron.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
STRiNGING NECKLACES
Wool Fringe IN Supposed to Gil
Warmth to COnt-Drcsy

Warmth to Cont-Dress.
There is quite cult for exercising
scif-ingcnuity in the stringing OF bead
necklaces now. and girls who can in
duce their relatives TO give them the
old clear amber ones are finding them
10 their liking AZ "A change from the
ciouded Kind generally seen. They exc
out a limited quantity of the beads by
threading and knotting them upon
colored string, and produce barb5.ric
appearance by mingling yellow. green
and scarlet, the first the color OF the
large beads, the second Of tho string
and the third OF the small beads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
For Your Plants.

Carbide the Dearly Hray powder
lett from ncctylcnc lamps. liz excel
lent for use around plants. 1t stimu-
.oliage,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

Baked apples are delicious with
their cores filled with orange marina
lade or chopped nuts and sugar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

The new coat-dress must be to some
extent substantial, however, or it sur
renders lis right to the name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

After scrubbing thoroughly make a
few Sits In tho skins of potatoes that
are TO be baked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

Yellow and scarlet look excee dinghy
wei, and that combination Of color is
newer than the amber and amethyst
chains already much admired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

Make kitchen aprons with a fiat
seam. stitched on both sides, so that
there is no right or wrong. and time
will be saved both in washing and ia
looking for the right side OF the apron
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

In cleaning walls after sweeping
with q cloth covered broom, lump or
art gum. sold for cents, will remove
soils just as well as the old-time rub
bling with bread and twice as quickly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
WORTH KNOWING

Rub the ends of the ribs of the urn
brella with vaseline where they arc
fastened. This prevents rust.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

Before frying the bacon for break
fast. cut off the rind and dip each strip
in flour; then fry or grill quickly. This
prevents the fat from running and
gives the bacon Il better flavor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

For BLOOD stains.
For taking out blood stains nothing
liz better than few drops OF ammonia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05

Tomato Souu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-14
spnnenanf. Mna lIntsraama


Sir WaplanO uuo oen Iiitrift
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ror a ctpos fii6ler ooiiir a6er
nidt 10 minog Die 66bite Gem
pegatnr tctrug IA @ro0 inn 4 ll6r
Gadjnitiags uno oie nie0rigitc Az
Grao i'm 9 ll6r Morgens
,sn oen iibrigen ASetterbcobodl
tnas 5totioncu oes 2an0es par bic
nia6naitc lcmperatur mie iolgt
qlilaufic/@itu "a, 9ismard 32, go
ilon 2S, gufiolo "A G6orleiton ",
G6cago 36. GleDclono 30, Corpus
e6riiti -, 1euuer 36. Getroit "a
Inlut6 IA, aoiiport 20 @ol0eIton
NV Srccu 9op pa 0otteras 54
aarre a. Selena 36 Sodionoioe
G2 aonios Gito ~, anorpiae AZ,
gouispiaq AZ, Mmqucttc VA, Nlen
p5s Al Nontgoucrp 81 Nlontreal
lA 9}antudct 30, glep Grleans 5S,
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barab 32. EAilaoelp0io 36, %ortlano,
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4, Ralcig0 80, zolt 2afe GiD 4l
5au Srancisco 56 ct 2ouis 4l
5t @om "a, Scranton 26, Sbreuc
BORT SO, 5pofane 4s, Eompa 6i
gga6inaton ll &unpca IA
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Tie 9oalpiel -5aiiou Der ,6eoerol.
@aie6aQ Siga@ uur0e aeiteru iut
olerrapiu @arf" an Der %. StroBe,
na1e Der Dorf.Goao, III @egemport
BON ne5r ais $4,000 3ui9auern 6ci
i6ouem meun oub fil6len @etter
er5iiuet. Der 9altiHorer Club, mel
der ais uEerrapiu.Glub4 I'M Bolts
mmoe 6efaHnt it, ipiclte nit oem
Gh6 bon Buffalo nno geipanu oos
Spiel nit 0rei gcgcu 5mei 9ilns Der
@eniHcr.
Inter allgeueinem Subel erfldrte
NlaDor B. s.. Freitou fiir5 na1 3 ll6r
oas Spiel iiir er6finet, uaAoeut nod
porber cine gln5a6l 'g6ilaoelp6ier
6rcmoe 0es @eidditsiiibrer5 ana6e
oicicm mlf oem 5pielplobc cineu Bro-
Ben iilbcrueu Siebcsbc6er iIberreiheu
lieBeu.
Der Glu6 bon Buffalo bate natiir-
lih sic Gbrc, 3ucrit aii 0cu Spiel-
plaB 81 3iebeu. Die Spieler oieies
Clubs maren mic folgt pert6eilt:
@aniorm int mittlcreu Seloe;
Gomneu auf Ger 5meitell gais;
Sou0en ais Short Stop"
9omiu Inn rehten 6eloe;
Iele6antp inn linfen Sel0e;
Smith oui Der oritteu 9ais;
glglcr alf ocr eriien 9aiis;
Blair ais 9aaionger;
Moore ais 9olmerier.
Die Spicler 0eS olerrapin.Gmbs@
lparcn iolgen0crnoBeu Ucrt6eilt
NlcDcr I'M rcdtei 6eIOe;
ana6e aiif Der 5meiten 8oiis;
3inu i'm nIittIcrcu ,Scloe;
SimHons iu linten 6elOc;
Swacina All Der criien 9oiis;
g2ali6 auf Der Oritten 9aiis;
Ioolan ais y5bort Stop
Sodlitib mar 9aaidngcr;
Guim mar @o1werier.
9lls llnpartciiide hngirteu Die
@@. @ui6 ino Monoiiau.
&n ocu neim Snnings 6atten Die
Spielcr iolgeuocn 9iecor0 gemabt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-14
gcTercr &uROicnIt.

goitmciiicr 5maun bat bic 1taot ~
bier aroBe 2iiirifte cin9ct6cilt.
9lllc bis IL ll6r Gormittaas
eiuaclieierteu &oitiodan ous oen
euticrutcren Giitrifteu weroen
an 9laduiitag a69eliciert
g6cuio ollc @oiiiabeu ans ocni
@cidaftspiertcl bis , ll6r 9lodl.
utittags
Eoitmeiiier 96erlod spanu BAT
aeiieru mitaeibcili, oaB morgen elm
qau3 nellcs Giiiamneliuitem bon
4Soiiaacu IN Strait triit All melhem
er idon felt orei 0louateu gearbeitet
Bat Taa gauge Ierritorilm iuel-
ylQ5 bonn 9altiuorcr &oitamte Wo
sen lnieritationen bcoient mir0, III
i'll bier 1amneloiitrifte ciugct6cilt
poroea gladj oem ueuen 2piicn
iiHo ~ golleftoreu gegeu IS 6isber
crioroerIid, uuo 0as &oitoepartc-
ucut 6ot augcoronet. oaB pier5ebn
peitere 9ricitrdaer iiir oieie 2lrbeit
ciuseitc0t meroeu Sir oieien 0ienit
ueroen iG aarreu iu Iieait gcltellt
ptr0eu 9is9er pareu 20 aarreH
tito cine 9lu3abl glutonobile tb0tig.
SH &grbinoing nit Dem 1traBcus
babupoitoieHlt uer0et uH 10 llbr
9lbcnoS ale grieifditen Ser Staot
Qelcert uaroen @ier0urb miro eiil
ipaeras 5Mliebcn Ser Roii iir ollss
pdrts ermoglidt Seoer 5auuleloi
itrft iii iorgidltia gepriiit uoroen,
nlo es itc6t sal 6diicL oaB oas ueue
1Hiicn nidt mr 6iuuen tlr5er 3eit
olatt arbeitet iou0eru oaB cs aud
Ginep @oii0ienlt gelUdbren miro, per
fcinem auoercn uahiie6t Iic Gun
iamnAtugeu iiu0 10 0rraigirt NOR
0en oaB allie bis 10 llbr oeponirten
laliiadlaA uob 6eior0crt pno inr
piertcn 1iirift iogor bis N ll6r
@oruiiaas Inn nod onl lel6en
Naduitiag III ir0eno encm 1bcile
0cr 7iaot a6aclieiert jli meroen
9lllc int Scihaitspiertel bis 2 llbr
9laMnrtags In oic 9rieifalten aes
iicdlen 9soliadei meroai nod am
iclbcn 9|a1inittaa abgclicert
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glruh-g9 -g9e6anOInua

Gin prominenter 9altimorer ioQt:
DSabc felt 40 sSobren 8rltrb6dnocr
getrogen uno Elm flcincS %erni6qen
filr oieleIbcn nisoegeben; ober sic
&brigcn iino Die 6eiten ino 6cqucm-
item mcl6e ib ie getragcn bobe.D
gSir bobcn cine aroBe g(u5abl iolder
9ltteitate mic oieies uno ite6cn sic
iclben ST ic0er 3cit ocn @u6lifim
5ur Ginidt often.
liner u9iaoicol Gnr" @rucb6ano
lit garontirt, irocno eincn @rutb
poIlitduoia i'm @lob 81 bolteu.
s. $. Merse6enu,
9tr. 525, N.-Gutalu-Str.
(2lpril14)
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O}adl Sem GtronSc.

9oter @iaiom s. ennis, Ocr @rG.
ii0ent 0es ,2oDola GolIcgS~ mo 4a-
ter 93i6aro 9l, 5lcnina, bonn ielben
Snitihit iino geitcrn nocb 9ltlautic
Gitu obgercciit moiel6it iie iiA bis
nd1iten Somitag erbohlngsbalber
ouibaltcu meroen. sic iinO i'm
NlorIborou9b .@len6ciul.Sotel o6ge
itiegcu uno iinO oie @dite oeS @errn
GbomoS S'IeiII, cines pronincnten
@oltimorer Embellishments. %a=
tcr Srr6ert 8. @urfer, ein @litglicO
Der 6ofultGt oeS a2oDolo GoIlcgs"
fc6rtc BON 9orrptomn g. g., 5uriid,
noicl6lt er Gin Eriormm fir 0ie Stus
ocnteu Der oortigen @iiitntions 9lfo.
Oentie leitete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-14
Crofc 0cmunitrotion sepIuut.

WIUke ItHluNItuiluIl BepluHl.
Die 9fcouer bel Der morgeu 9lbenO
IN Der 2Dric.Solle itottfinocuocn
Notwithstanding aegen ole
@ntideioung Ger 9fesionol 9auf.
Counties befonnt gege6cn. @}o-
0or fiibrt oos grGiioium.
3lt elmer enormen Concentration
oiirfte iih Die @foiienproteit Ser
iomnlung eegen 0ie@nticbeioung 0es
Observation-Disclosures Our6 melhe
9ti@mono anitatt Baltimore cine &e-
icroe.9ont 5ugepieien wuroe, ge-
Itolten. Gieiel6e finoet morgen
9l6eno in oer 2Dric SoIlc Itatt unO
beginut um s llbr, Ser @crionlm-
lung gebt ein CONCERT Our1 Die 3.
RegimentS &opeae bon Z bis s llbr
uoran
gSie an onoerer Stelc oeS n0eut
id)en Gorreiponoenten" onge3eigt,
lpiro 0lnDor 9reiton ben @oriit fiib-
ren ino ne6en i6nl merOen Die SOL
scnoen 9lnipro6eu bolten; @ouper-
ueur @ol0sboroug6, 0mer s. Ser
i1e1, Sofo6 @pitein, Snmes 90. Gait
en- Charles england lno @oloo
giemcomer, Der &oriiber Oes GomiteS
ser 8ontiers oon Baltimore Die
@eic6Gftsleute erloiien an ale 9iir-
Ger Der StaOt Den 9lufruf ii6 al
Der &erionlmllmg 5u betbciligen.
Ole 9lniproben merOen iebr interei
iont mer0en. 0d 6ielel6en 10 eingc-
t6eilt iinO, Dab feline gSieoerbolung
Oes bereitS @eiagten porfommen
miro. 0os @recutiD=Gomite, mel
Dies Die 9lbboltung Der &erionml-
hing urrou9irte, 6eitc6t ans 0en Ser
rem Charles 6. 6alconer, &oriiber,
rn0 @rdiioeut oeS p@ereins Der
Siouflelite uno 6obrifanten" 9fllfuS
sc. Gibbs, 9SrGiiocnt ser 0on0elsbe.
6or0e, eugene 9lodforo, &rGii0ent
Der &nnoclsfamner uno 9io6ert s.
9eodam, Sefretdr Oes @creins ser
&oufleute un0 5o6rifantcn. Gem
Grccutio-Gonlite logen 9eitcrn @ro.
tcitbci6liiiie Dor, pelde bon oen @e.
idGftslcuten bon Seem Orleans &c.
gcn ole 9lusmo6l bon 9fihnono ge.
fcBt mur0en. SSn oieien beiBt es inn
ter 9luoerem; n0ie Gbotio6e, OaB
iic5 Golitif uno foli6cr 9tot6 peri0n.
lic6er Sntereiien in Oie Gnti6ei.
oun9en Goes GrganiiationS-Gonti.
tcS) cingeihlihen boben, lit aus Der
g2obl BON 9t6mono nit elmer mage
ren 9ep0lfer1ng bon t2762S, uno
Geidnmtbulisquellen Scr 9onfen
uon nir $50,000,OOO 3u crie6en, mo-
0urh StdOte mie Baltimore uno
gSoibington, eritere Sto0t nit elmer
NcUolfering BON 55S,4S5 mO
@ontquelIeu in S0be BON $309, ,669,
600 unO 2ebtere nit ibrcr 9eOeu
hmg ais 9iotionaI. Soiiptitoot, elmer
9e06lferung BON $4,000 lm0 8anf-
qicIcn in @0be bon $11,0S1,000 q.
ncm Derb0ltniBmGBig fleincn @on.
Oclsplob lrntergeoronet mcrOcu."F
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g8iIiOmls 8mitimmnna


6ot Baltimore 81 Der geplouteu @r-
ri@hmg ciner @emorial6oQe lno
ou0erer Griunerlm9s3ei6eu al
oen 9rieg bon 1912 i'm Sort 9}c-
SenrD Delegation ipridt 6ci
Dem @rdiioeuteu Dor.
Cine 9altimorer 0elegation mel
9e geiteru bei BrdiiOent g8ilIou Dor
ipra6, gemonu oen @inoriid, oaB Scr
Er6iiOent Die @ldne sur @rritbhmg
elmer Memorial6aae uno ouoerer @e.
oent5eiAen al Den arieg bon 1912
I'M Sort @}c&eurD nit giiuitigen 9lu-
gen 6etra6tet. 3u Der Delegation
5d6lten 9. SomeQ @rispolO, @or-
iiber, Or. @iQiam $. geld, Or. Sp.
Brand, &oplan Oes 9iatioualuercinS
0eS 4rieqes bon 1912 mo oes 0}orD=
lan0- 3meiges Ger So6ne Der anieri-
fanii1en &epolution, 9}o6ert @arrctt,
Rrofeiior ". 9. @i66ins irto Or. s.
8. Sglebart, Der 4}rdiioent Der Marp-
lano-@eieGi6ait oes GriegeS bon
1872. @ongreBabgeorOueter 2int6i-
cln moate ii1 Der 9l6oromng e6eu-
iaas anidlicBerL mar jeOob oer6u-
Oert, ieinc 9lbiicbt sur 2lisfiibruua 3u
6ringcn.
Ger @rdii0ent, melder crit einc
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Springs, ". -Ga., no CT Giteru Der
6radt Bate, 5riidgefe6rt war, ern-
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olf Die lie6ensluiir0igite @eiie. @r.
@rismolO unO Or g8etb, pelbe ais
Sprecbcr flngirtcn crtlGrten ben
@rluo Oes 9eir9es Scr Delegation.
sic ma6ten gau5 6eionOcrs 0cn @rd=
locnteu 0arollf alimcrflon, ooB
3par sur 3eit cine BON Sru. @int6i-
5um eingereibte 9iQ Dor Dem Gon-
greB idme6c, wel1e cine @erpilli-
9lng BON 100000 bis $5O000O
poriie6t, oaB sic Delegation a6er Dor
l6uiig mr. Die 3uitimmlmg OeS @rd-
iioeuten 5u oeu &lduen 5u erlou0eu
iiHc ga oie eiugerei6te 9iQ III ser
9Inua6me o6geiaBt iei ooB sic DC
morial6outeu bis sur Sterneubuu-
nerieier fertiggeiteat iein fonnteu.
Sebtercs iei ieOo9 uAt m0gGb lmo
miirOen oes6ol6, na60em 9oitenuor-
anidldge gcmaht ieien, ncue ltno ie-
parate Bills eingereibt merocn.
9(m S6luB ser 9lnoien5 crfldrte
ser 4rdii0ent, Dab er Die RlGne ais
ausge5eibnete betradte, unO ooB es
i6m ie6r angenebm iei, oaB oieielben
i6m untcr6rcitet porOen ieien.
Or. @elG na6ul anldBIA Der ghl-
Oienj Die @elegcn6eit mabr, Sen Sra
iineuten 5um Diner Der 9}atioual-
gfaOemie Der g8iiienic6ofteu ocren
SiBimgcn III nd1iter QGo6e bier itott-
iinOcl eiu3uloOeu. Gas Diner mar
liripriingli6 onf Oen %. glpril feitge-
feet, ga iidb ocr &rdiiocut o6cr all Oic-
fem Gage in 9}ep-9orf auibalt, miro
pornlSii6tli1 eiuc 9lenOerlIng porgc-
uoumen per0en.
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(IenernL Nnnt6 N lSntirnt.

SSn 0em 9efinoen bon @enerol q.
6. 9ootb, ser am Sonntog in ieinem
9lppartcment I'M @otel 9clpe0erc crs
fronftc, lit cine 8eiicMng ciuactrc-
ten Der @aticnt iit Elm @}itglico ser
itdOtii6en 9Sfloiterngs- Gonuuiiion
uno Der &arfbeb6roe, unO scr friibc-
re 2eiter Scr ". 9ootb @odiug Com
pan9. @r miro bon Or. SSiliuS
Sricoenmal0 bc6on0elt.
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Sir ucnen 9Spt6ias-S cmpel.

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sic 46. Sobres- Gonpention ser @fo-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-14

Su per criteu Snniug Ser 9uiio.
loer idlig @onioro ols crItqr 5pic.
Ter sen a9ll ia1 Dem redten Seloc
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S9ie0er tein 9imt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-14

llradltiasr sYort bsi IdIausm glItttsr.

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bauaIseu. Seute mieOer Elm Spiel.
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moreen felt lebten @littuo6 Die critic
Sibunq. glm Gborfrcitog rno ges
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bllna ob.
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