davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19
Third Set.
Fourth Set.

me effort OF winning the third set an
psrentiy sapped the strength and stamIn,
OF tne t:Dgllshman. for IL was aIi Gould
IN the final set. Allowing Covev ta.a
points In the first game Gould eaya h,s
opponent but one in the second and rrade
" three straight By shutting him ont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19

GREENSBORO y. @. March 1s.-The Baltimore
Tnternationais their second victory OF the
training reason the Philadciphia Nationals
at Fayetteville. y. c. 10 s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19

AUGUSTA Ca. March is.-Tao BROOKLYN Ma
uonais today from the Augusta South A.
iaotlo league club. B TO s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
Sic 0r6itirrnna acnen allies 0cutIdJc.

llnIere Wlitbrger eugliider Abitanmime igmpo.
ibiiirc itort nit @nglonO. Gas lit iIatirld)- IS 1T
cpeulo uoiirlid oaB Oie 9nerifancr oetden @liiteS
nit Tcntidono iDmpotboren. glber mas e6en mir2
Scocn Iao leen min in oen englii6en }eitlngen Scor
tilcl, Spc5iolortifel mo Gn9eonot meiltenS o6nc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN mehcn bic glmcrifoner oct'
iden @llteS ob i6rer Svmpatbe ir Geltid)ano ais
QsirQcr BON .3ncel6aiter Sreue" 6ingciteat wcroen
iolls es einnal gum arieae fommen iollte 5wiiten
Ientidlano no 0cn Der Staaten yhm Oieielbe Ser
0GOtiomg f6nnen Ole 80 Wlillionen gmeritaner oeut
lden 8lmes ben 9lmerifanern cngliidJer Nbamnlmg
cltaeaenbaiten iiir Den Sail OaB oiees SauO emals
lueoer in enen Srieg nit gngIano oerwidelt mcrocn
ioIItc
Iicie Grbitierlng nnter Ben 9lnglo .gmcrtanern &C.
Gen o0es 1eutidc 8eigt, pie arinolidb 2onOon icnc
Nr6eit in oicicu Qail0e pertibtct Bat Cilr6 ia6rc
lnQes pltcnatiidjes 0er6eBen nit Silc ciner fdl-
den @relie bat Sonoon bier cine iornid an SoB 9ren
3cnoe Stunning gegcn Ectidano in breiten &olfS.
moie er3engt Die lid ebt in beeioaenOen 9eiBerun
ecn iber Die 2ueritaer 0cttiden 9hteS dllBert neil
0eielbcn nit ibrcn9lutsucrmon0icn III Tcutidlnn0 pm
po1iiireu lno qcgeu Die iuoc 9luslaihwaen ser 9mg
lopbilenprec acqcu DeniAono nah0ridlid protelt
rciT.
Soentlib miro oicic icin0cIige Saltiug ser 9lng
Io.g(nertaner i6 picoer Iegen gsenu uidt oom
iie6t Is Idlmu aus iiir 9lmcrifo Oem Damn miro oaS
&olf OicIcS Qanoes III ypc en0lidc 9oen oetbclt
merocn Ole Sd5ulo oaiiir miroe o6er nidjt Die 9lmer
foncr oCliide @lieS trcen Dcm e no trcuc
gmerilancr geporOen lie uarcn bcrct 6r StannIcSbc
muBtien ouijuaeben un0 in Dem 0roBen S0lferi1mc5-
tieac mcr3utauben aus meldcm Elm gon3 ncrcS &of
luO cniQcs &of 0eruorgc5en iolltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02

IS itarb ou 1 September 1914
IN icincr gSobnilng glr. 1913, gSeit-
Baltimore StroBc, ". s. @uniter
i'm gllter BON 70 Sobren geIiebter
c'otte BON ella @oniter. 0ie 9eerOi-
aune finoet Samitus, @}orgeus s
llbr, bonn Trouerbauie un0 Damn bon
scr fatboliiAcn ct. M1artins-air6e,
poieIbit cine 9teqiiicnrmeiie fir Oos
Seelenbeil oes &eritor6enen ceIebrirt
WerOen miro, aus itott. 9eiiebung
nuf Dem nSeiIigen @rIoier 6rieO.
boie." (Scpt2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02

Siiic 9if. II.
Gurcau oct
Observation-Disclosures nmiiiare,
Simmcr BOG, Wcri6tcncbduoc.
g. ScnrD Saier, Rrdloent.
glooiUn 6. Rnllitn,
siDiepB y. Nnd,
G0mmiiire.
Sic nabaendnnten ferioncn baben cine Ycs
iiton nm Srancfcrrnng eincr GnbetaLS Spri.
moiensyiccn5 bonn 1. Mai 1914 eiiiGereidlt Die
am YiitnUodl, ocu 16. september 1914, mn T.
" &orniid0S in NeraiOunq ac5o0en pcroen
9roielic .lnillien bis II llhr Ndiags am
Wiuntng, otu a. September 1914, cuQcrcCbt
pcroen, fir luene Sornularc ani @ciud III
oeiem Nurcau erldngt mcr0en f0lncn
SoBn q. 8anaDammer,
0befs9lerf.
glnme 9oreiie. 2Suro
@olowin. 6cnrb 1909 NnnfSt ......... 3
Bloom, Nacob, -lG Giis@rnit, Str..... 9
0cpfin QouS g.. 205-07 Giio. .0dnoOcrs Sir.22
Srico. SariO. 5it Bloom zir..............14
0nbharo, Charles s. 1914 Oit tSaDcic Sir. .
Nnmmel & Nro. 5oiepD 3, 3l2-l4 Sio'
aIcEa n'' Soiep6 $40 M6fic.qlotcc. IS
Nn00i, Qon.s vs., 7O1-03 ". -pdmburQsSt 2l
pubcr. So6n r. 4 mo 6 Giio SAP Sir.... 4
WieDer, tSrcoerid, 2lOi Eiis0omnneut Ctr. z
Utiincr @cotQc 300 @car Sir......,.... a
Gdsial&f Srancis5d. 1908 @aiicrn2lue. ... .
RcninQer Clarence gS 1852 @rebimansStr. 10
Sicmari 9loberl g. 52g QScii NnltimorcsGtr.
gsan, 6rnnf d20 gSeitecrinaion Str...... 4
9Salicr IS. gSiuiam, 26iHG3 NsernceiStr. 10
8ini Samucl S04-0G -0s gl.sSiucentStr. iG
3iinf So6n s.. i0i-03 giorosGraoiorosSir @
(Sepi23D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
.nnesf1nr-

em 20. slnanii Niidlael Z. Bad, gir s02,
Gniclano gluenue. % Sabre alt
sn 20. gluauii ayrcocrid Satlcr, 9lr. 2il,
9ioro nbipn Strabc. 81 Sabre ali.
gm 80, glnaut Subn SrnoiOro, gir 1900,
Noro Garens SirdBc. "a Sabre alt.
Nm 30 suquii 6iHilD YreiccniteH, St
Qrlcs 0oipiidl 73 Sabre alt.
g.m 3d. gluauii Glbcrt G. SrDpu, gir. 1911,
glfblanosslpcnnc. 81 Sabre alt.
9lm %. glnguii Silian Snd, WlercDsSolpitnl,
% Sabre alt.
slm 30 g(uanii gllsn5u Suneau, Sidotiihes
Iuberuofss0oipitnl 40 Sabre alt
glm so. gluguii Nnrnnretbn 0abn, Nr. 1916,
glrqDe glpenue. "a Sabre alt.
Jim 30, glu0uit 0barleS &. 0emp, 9ir. 5000,
ySdlbroois9lpcnuc. % Sabre all
glm 90 guanii SDoReg 9lanoolpB, gir. 5O2,
io.9bnrlcS SirGBc 30 Sabre ali
Nm %. gluauii SuieYb s.. Rbcn, 9lr. 1921
gSc yiortb .gibenue 60 Sabre alt.
9m 20 glueuit supBia Salnistn, Stdoti6cs
IuhcrcuofSa 0oipiial 2t Sabre ALI
Oolpital SO Sabre al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
nGaS ino Die oitinoii9cn Sif0S,
Bon i6nen iiebt feiner mir.

60 6ieB cs mGbrcno ser G6na Grpeoition ser Didd
te Is mar nidt aeraOe elm aroBes Compliment iiir
0en miltdriiden Nertb Der Sitbs einer Gngeborenen
truppc Die, pe Die 8rten anoeilten, mtermegS lit nod
6ronfreid IS dge in oen geograpbiiden 9erbdtnii
ct ooh lie BORT ON oep mttfllanoden &ite gelonoct
luer0en miirOen Seduirpcn feine groBe Geiabr fir
bic GGItiden bOen S5re &eruenoung ober rut cine
aroBe @'eobr fir Die @riteu wadJ Ger RSeg Den lie
nebmcu miiiieu, ii6rt 0urG ben Sue3.@anaI. @ben
omielben uroeu Die aiapqMiben Sruppen nebmcn, bon
0eren 8etbciligim9 aDrpen8ampien III europa bel oen
griten 10 Dicl Die 9ieOe lit
Inter oieien @erb6ltniiieu erbat Oie ais der on-
oetiinogte 9etbeligmg Der Siirte cine gan5 ancere
@e0eutng ais ipeun iie MIR gegen Die 9hiien in mo
Gm Sd)mar3en Weerc iuio Dieleidt gegcn Die Ser6en
u Dem @ofan, oftp 0or5ugeben bdtte Sbre @aio.
nette peroei iid Dor alien gegen Oen Sue5-aanal ri
ten nO Oas miro eidt piCOer Oo3l filbren, OoB @ng.
lonO ene Sifbs in @gDpten periueuOcn mlB- 0ort6ll
Bat Oie Girfei in aenoicn Sen Oireften Sonomeg mo
menu iic ben Dbcgen areo Der Wlu6omeOaner pro.
flonri 10 fam Die Sadie ic5r brcuilid r Die 9ritcl
Staliencr unO 6ran5oien mer0en. 9enn Der beilige
arcg fonnte uifammeu bon Suoien bis sur atanti,
ldci &iilte Waroftos qd Oas lit IN 9etradt 81 sic
ben Bel Der @middbung bon ,Stoliens Wlobililirmg.
Gic &ermeu0ng Der iron50den 0iorce noire" &C.
gen Die 0cutiden Oc Ser Sifbs ourd Oie 9riten rno
0os Seran3e6en Der Sopnner in oei arieg, fam lid]
idpper rGden an 0cnen, Die es t6m.
IS fam ocn 9riteu GgDpten foen Den 5ran5oien
Gimis mo Nloroffo lluo Sue3 e6eio in bic Sdnoe
Der Sirte geben uie Der 9oSpors mo Die Qaroanel-
len eS no. (gSdd5tcr lmO 9ln5eger)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
GricslOn Cine.



aqoro Baltimore mo Sem $ llOt 'S,ns
aens tdolb uHo Sonniaas BON 9iq0i' iill2 & oen
iinore zirdBc G6Une gSallerronie pntWtu iu
@0einpcae ullo ScnmnrcNlunnl. @allgnto
Nciiciton iino Ghclicr ga, on. DqV ",ilr
$1.25 @inreie Junoiabrt 50. @nllg 2er
Midabri per Inls ober 9,aDibooi ooel
~ & N.sNabn~ $500 rms
Gpe5nlroie iir eneH 90cD, nur an .~a,di ~i
booi nob @Hhaoelpbia 1iliig, 75c. I'M susiilo
Ncine baben Sinrtc Seoen W'onlnB
Srciinq i'm glnQnii. .f IN
@incn gseo 75r. Nincic Sim Seriqal o1ii
philadelphia. nnW Nnlimorc MIR guliA iei
SoGbooien giiltio nit glbiabrt 8 Sorll' q"
Gndibooie iubren idalit6. GonnIogs iic aps9Si III
nompen. ll6r Aa9m 9HrD9dn9e, y !nuitsI.c,uiit
nieoriaen Aaieu bci glIbaunbs nnb s,iiaannmn,
sin, 0dpe NidO, glSburN @arl gone Naa,,,np
Neiu'gorf sllbnnb IroD nno n5roidel fdlren
ten. Nnb3ciien Toe 6rn0i 81 neof 'ssel5r
Nnicn MS per g'nbn nHOenoalincn mo pV'
oert. S6rcibt liir Neileiiibrer. o,,euf
,Slnit ,3Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
Ulnrn 0eildlmiller.

gs ltorb am 1. Septcnber 1914
9Ibenos, in Der Bobnung ibrer God
Ter, 6rau 5rant 9errD, glr. 6, Siio-
Gatborine Strobe, NlarS 9eiidj-
miller, ocliebte Satin Oes per-
itor6euen %eter 0eiihmiIIer. Die DC
eroiglmg miro ipGtcr mgc5eigt wer-
ocn. (Sept2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
0icicr srca mirS 0cutIdJlauO nuO Ociierrcij-llu-

9icIcr Nrica mirO 0euHdlauo uuo EeterrcdJ-llu-
garn nod icitcr 5uiaumenftten 0ie groBe Sladt bel
arasnf in Muid- &olen purOe BON OeutiHen lnO
oiierrcidjiiden SuIppen gencnom geIdagcn; an Der
iclbcn no6mcn Gin bnDeriideS unO elm iddi6es 9rmee
corps t6cl Die Der Nrnee oes @r5bcr5ogs 6rieOrd 5u
gct6eilt tporoe morer, uno 5par ols Gegcneilhn9
iiir bic bei0en 9rmeecorps Oarmter oas SmSbrllder
Oc Seite an Scitc nit oen Gctden III Ober@llaB
fompiH Ger glnstouid pitrOc genadt wc ole bel.
ocn 0icrreididcn Nrmeccorps peicll iiir Den @onpt
in 05cbirgspaen ollseebilOet ro aisgcret limo mo
QeniblnuO feline Ocrariie alSacriiiteten Srnppen be-
iibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
ggaS madlcn ciaemiIid sic frausSFidcu Slieoer? s

gSaS MAIDEN cieemlidJ ole frOn5OIdJcn 6Iieser? @Be
Der arieg oiisbro iuarci Die omeritan6cn 3eltim9en
Toll bon Ocn graUouriide Der ro50lildcn 6ibrer
BON ,Sua5eugen ln0 eS wlroe bebolptet, oaB oaS
iran50de Sliegcrcorps id 6em gusbrld eincS Strie.
geS 5piiden 0ethlanO inO 6ranfreidl iiber 9eltlb'
lano tir5eu mo SInot nO Sdreden oerbretel miiroe
Ser &ricg III Jest idon einen Wionot i'm @angc mo
oas cnsge .Yrapourd~ eines iran50ltidJen 5liegcrs
GeItoiIo oorin Dab erpor Der Sfrcgserfl1rmg ilbcr
9dru6erg ilog lmo in iene StoOt @onbeu ioen lieB.
Ssu 6rantreid lit eben glcs mr. 5dein uno yfids
real
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02

9epartcmrnt fir Biienille @cr0eiiernnaen.
ilutcrSCpnricmcnt oc9 StnoisSnaenientc.
Wult more. 90. Nu0nii 1914.
Mn Nlc, bic cs nnachti
Gs miro bicrmii gcm1B oen shlhniien SO Y
uno e6G Oos baltimore Siuois9bnricrs bei0lni
Qemacbt oaB ole %iaieruas 0ommillion. oet
Sia0t Baltimore mad ocm B. Eftober 1914 bee
Qinnen miro. Die nndaenannicn StrdBcn nit
mooeuem Wloicrial 5n pilaliern .nen n pllai
iiern un0 ncu 81 bclcgcu. guc Rcrlonen NM
eorporoiioneH werocg Sesbqlo ani9eioroeri
Grlnusnibihcue liir ole glrbeiicn Su loien uno
6icie Dor Dem g. Ofiober 1914 8u beenocn. Ole
in iroeno elmer gseiie bic gpierabuna poet
ghireibunQ HnNgcnanicr StrdBcn ooer cincs
16ciles oeriebcii H1tbiQ macen nlo6ien ned
Dem iie nui ioldc gsciic qcpilnlicrt ncu Ae'
pilaitert ooer nen bcle0i iuo.
Sic nben crudhnicn Sirobcn io;
WscCl0crrDs Str, bon 2tiuooos9loc. bis 6nl
Oulidcn Si0oigren3c.
sarntOaas Str, Don 0cmnro Ctr. bis GrccncsSir
ojrccne Str, bon yerinaion.Sl. big Sranllin'si.
Wcu. VI. V0tcler,
imng. Stuot. Sngenicnr.
Sm guiiraoe Der &ilaliernHgs eommlion
Der Sta0t Baltimore
D. Ncit1 Compton,
@oriiber mo Oonuliircnoer SHcfntcur
(gluQ22 % ScD7 14l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
g[Iuis l5anSner.

50 Sabre alt. gelcbier 0i0ie BON Sobnnnn
Sdusner. geo Sibler. Sic 9cer0igunq finoet
an Wittlu0dl, llbr Na6mittaQs, bon ieiner
ait. Neiiebun8 auf Dem Dgeeiiern Srieoboie"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
le[iinhrth e (SinhrnA

90 iiar6 am 81. emelft 1914 6liiabet6 z.
0Hbruo, aeie6te Satin bon Charles 50. Sim
broo. in ibrem 81. Sebensidbr Sic SecroiQnnQ
ilnoei Sonneritna, llbr GdmmiitaQs. BON To-
rer gSobnlna. 9r. 6l2, 0Uinmbia.9luennc, aus
lioit Seiebuna ani Dem 4Sonoon Bari. 5rcoi
boe". (Sepi2 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
a0entidIanO rnft icine anaGem Bod GaGmc, 0lnNIanO

VLTWI7HJTUNO TH7F 7CTHV aHUVVH 5HF OUITT J1HE1T70
lono Gbt 100000 NeierOiiten nad Sole gebelL" mel
set sic 9iiacniabrif in SonOon. Berlin berid)tet:
,3lue NHllionen syreiiploe 6oben iid geeat Die
ober nidt glQc einoeulriter peroen" Nt oeien 5pei
W1lionen iDroc CeliidlanO ein Seer BON ieben 9Ril
lionen 6abcnll Garm it oie 9ladjrdt, oaB Oeltibe
Guppcn pom weitlidcn Sregsidnlpabc nod Dem Dit
liden Oebrad5t weroelreiGiad aderlid mo crit redt
oe eonoOuer @ieolnQ, uTfTcdlonO rnle ieine anaben
gin SABINE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
Otoraarctfe s)ahn.

IS iinr6 nm 30 gluQun 1914, I'M llbr
Yioraens, in ibrer gsobnuna gir 1916, glrnHlcs
9uennc, WlnrgnreBc 0abn, Gelichte Satin ocS
netior1snen georae 9abn. Die Seeroaunq
ilnoei DitthuDdl, Den q September. Nn6mittdga
l43 llbr. BON obiaer g8obnDnN ans itaii Nei
icbuna prOdiim (gluQ3f- Sept2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02

Snrcau Der ernRenonrnDrndy 0umminarc
Baltimore, 2S 9nQnit 1914.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @ommillare IN per
Giaot Baltimore ma0cn gendB Den &ori6riiieH
6cS baltimore Siaot Quarters bicrmit 0clannt
Dab iic ole sluiiicllunq ciner. oeioiairien liiie
auer 3ugeipru6cHcn @nil0doiNungeH nno ncts
iracbten llnioiien nebn elmer erildrenoen @arie
anicriigeu hcbcn IN &elbnonng nit Der
6Uuoemnirnua, Der NrDiiHunn uno Der Ners
6reitung Der 6ruheraie, bon Der Siiooii.
ieic Der 0omaros 5iraBc bis 8nr NOromcliiciie
Der @lum NueD, gcmiB Der AM 90 Wldi 1914
nnter3cidHeien Seroronuna 9ir: AL oes
Ml0Dors uno Sinoraibs bon Baltimore
llno llc gc0cn ierncr biermit gpt5, onB pors
benannie elite mo erlldrenoe @nrte iebt iiir
Die Snipciiion aucr onrin inicrellirten Bcrlus
ncu bereii 1T uno saB pie 9onmiildre, ON
Srctnn, ben uicrlcn Sag im September 1914,
nm II llbr &ormiidas, 6 in ibrem bureau
i'm &oibbaue lir Den 3ued ncrlnmmeln pers
ocn. I'M irQcno cine III beiagicr Gliic an9es
ii6rie Ibaiiade 3u reooren. 0eacn melne
0inual0 bon @crionCn crboben miro. Die O0r
riu inicreiiirt 81 len hebnnpicn.
Onqcuc Is. Wrannnn,
SDbn T. SnniDro,
Nnrru ~ YicmlcD,
0ouImiiidrc.
Guarue q. 0oOgerS,
(qIue29. 81 sepii,2) elerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
Nic hcltrn INNS beIicbtelten

92nicrinbrtcn NON Waldm1rc aug 4ruN
beainnrn Sanifon 20. Sni.t. ,.,ysurs
Sic prndltiAcn Bort SepDFts mo Ns'"'
Grlnrluncn. .,.r BE
cirobariloe Sccnerie, @eblr9sTneiin lsea,y.txulB
0rcncn Ariideh. ytbiS Dem Slsancpnnlln oSc
gIcih. Q'cliebtcr Sampler uGuooueDdnnn IinI
ncn Dicnllug. SunnerltdN uno S1nnsmR,
llbr 9lnCbnl 81 Ncmle mn 1O.43 N"m
Niiipoms 8 &orni, illo GanioNS l0 SotTs" T"
Nideie 00c Wiuili EplhtNts W.
(Snnit 9 T&G, ,3ljtic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
Sin fran,SIidcr etutItifcr 6at ansocrcduct, Oai c

YIN ran30Nldcr SfdflFter Dat dna0cfcdlNeIl 0nR 6
i'm @ricqc $4,000 ,folet cincn Soloaen 81 tooten.
Gen 5rou3oim foctc IN 1870 ieOer Ochhe Soloot Der
i6rcn auocu crlag $21 ,0O0 9mBlano 0o6 1904 $20.-
400 aus ir ieoeu Soponer, ben bic SolOaten oes ga
rcn ms 0jrab ianoten Ger 6clo5lg bon 1870 foitee
6ronfrei6, obnc oie 81 5ablcnoc ariegScnddoi9ung,
$6O0,0OOO00 9iuBlono -ga6 I'M &ricge nit Sapan IN
1904 81 2O0OOOO00 aus Ger jeBge elrop0ii@e
arcg miro i'm gerbdlhib weuger Meni1enopcr ior.
bern neil oas Soutdtsuecn cin bcOceno beleres it,
olS es in 1905 mo 1870 NOR rmo in t5olgc occn uicl
mcngcr @erpniOete unO Ssrante in ocu Soiptdlern
itcrben werOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02

vllmO i'm N6arnnO uulmt bic gSa6r6eit," iagt GOn.
fIcilS n Den 9lbgrimo tcgen Die 6ron3oicn lno Gng
ldnocr ebi binob m0 oc gSa6r6ct oc ic bort fcnnen
lcrcu lotet .9lienlono lam nngciirait ireuenO Oas
GhidIa bcrail1ior0ern"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
qonOuu cr,a6It Scr gscIt, Ou Sic Drtiidcu gcrwnn-

NONUOW VV0UVII VT <VVIV UUE Nv F1TV'7
6cten BON oen Deridcn idcdt be6aloelt meroen. Das
III cine wciterc gcmcinc 9iibc 0eS pcroen Albons 9c
CeniHcn 6e1anocln Die &erpnoeicn ibres 6einoes nit
oeriebe Soraiot luie iDrc cgcncn EaS Dobcn le IN
1870 beipcicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-02
Die tiet6Ioue See.

Die writ bic 9aI binoo NIB Ghoptans Minsea
Trfrnun, 30 Wieilen; GnApaiier; ben ga he.
1da; pebensreiier fir flcine Atoer. ~ ss sns
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-25

Mrs MediH mccormick of Chicago, chairman of the congressional com frage association, will withdraw from active sufrage work next November, ias her work keeps her away from
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-25
IvpATSON'S sBIG SHOW''
 NOW AT PARK THEATRE


 Billy Watson's Big Show arrived at the Park, theatre yesterday on it's way into New York It will be here for the remainder of the week where the "once over may be given to the new staging, lyrics. music and novelty costumes originated by Billy himself.
 Rather than the old alIey-scenes that once made Krouseneyer and Grogan famous the location has been changed to the palace of the queen in Japan, and the comedy that has made both Watson and Johnny Jess famous throughout the country is charmingly interWoyen. During both acts, it is noticeable that a tendency to depart from the old cut and dried plot is attempted and a fair sprinkling Of catchy songs have been introduced. Though the action of the first act is somewhat prolonged, the second shows more ginger. The last scene is admirably staged and gives to the imagination the sense of massivene ness that no play coming here for some time has accomplished.
 Krausrneyer, always an agreeable character, has been greatly enhanced under the able effort of Watson, while his opposite, Jess, brings that agree able Celtic character Mike Grogan'' strongly to the front in the new situ- a,tions. Margaret Newal1, Miss Rhea Hill; May Wagner and Lillian Frank lin add action and song Ito the whole.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-25
INFECTION FROM ICE

The modern practice of using iced food and drinks is so universal in this country that it is important to de- termine to what degree ice may be relied Ion as not carrying infection. When in the seventies and eighties of the last century it was shown that pathogenic bacteria might survive freezing ice fell under suspicion as a possible medium for the transmission of disease; yet few epidernics have been ascribed to it, and the evidence concerning these has been regarded as inconclusiye. H. &. Cumming in at recent article in the United States Public Health reports make a study from the point Of view of the source of ice, the physical and bioIogic changes accompanying or consequent on its formation, and the methods employed in it's collection or manufac- ture and handling.
 Ice is either natural or artificial. Un- til recently, in order to secure clean, transparent artificial ice, it was neces- sary to distil the water used, thus de- stroying all disease-gerns present With the newer methods employed dl- tration is held to be sufficient. Cum ming remarks that the fact, well known to chemists, that during crys- utilization nearly all extraneous sub stances are expelled from the crystal was overlooked by sanitarians until recently. As Whipple says, '.qua1ita- lively the early bacteriologists were right; quantitativeIy they were wrong.' In the formation of natural ice, most of the impurities are ex- pelled into the waters of the pond or stream; and the same result is at ta1ned by the newer methods of artif1- ciaI ice-making. By the "can'' meth cd, cans of water are immersed in the freezing r fixture. AS the freez- ing proceeds, the impurities are forced toward the center. In one of the newer methods, large cans are used, and the cakes of ice are cut into smaller ones, eliminating the dirty core. By another new ttcan'' method
 the impurities are expelled into about six inches of water kept liquid by agi- tation. In the s'plate'' method, the water is contained in large tanks, on one side of which are pipes containing the freezing mixture. The water
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-25
CONNECTS OFFER
 CAPTURE RE: " ARD

ossining. N, r.. Sept 25.-The Golden Rule Brotherhood. composed of convicts in Sing Sing prison. pre- sentsd $17s to Thomas AfcCorniok the warden. this afternoon, to be add ed to the $50 automatically offered by the state for, the capture of John Rizzos who escaped a few days ago. The warden was so touched by this offering that he added $50 to it from his own pocket, making a total of $2T6 offered for the return of the prisoner, who had been assigned to duty as a servant in the wardenss res- idence.
 With the contribution of $175 the Golden Rule Brotherhood presented resolutions thanking the warden. for
 making their life in prison easier and condemnfng any one who tries to es- cape or who breaks other rules. Un- der the Mccormick administration the prisoners have their Saturdays and Sundays for recreation In the big yard, besldes several hours on other days, They have a baseball league of their own, tennis courts and other sportxa So appreciative were the prison CTS that they formed the Golden Rule Brotherhood, the principal command rnent of which is Thou shalt not es- cape. Rizzo who had 8. year yet to serve and who had been a servant in the Warden's house without restraint, was the first to escape since the good times came to Sing Sing.