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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04
SOUTH RYEGATE

The Caledonians win play TUFTS col
lege Saturday evening at Wells River
At the same time the South Ryegate
Midgets will play the Groton Midgets.
T. S. Wheaton is quite i'll with in
fiuenza at the home of his father-in-
law, r. II. White.
DR.. 6. w. Darling and Mrs. James
Beaton went Wednesday evening to lIan-
over TO be present during the operation
for gall stones performed on Mrs. TIP
Mcdowell Thursday morning. The many
friends of Mrs. Mcdowell are glad to
hear that she is doing well.
Miss Ruth Anderson is i'll with very
severe cold. Her sister. Rose. is sub
stituting for her in the lime kiln school
Mrs. F. J. Tewksb,lry was guest o:
Mrs. b. H. Hooker at Orleans Wsdnes-
day and Thursday
Mrs. William Farqubarson is visiting
relatives in Plainfeld.
Mr.. Kemp a cattle dealer from Kan
sas. is stopping at G. NJ. Libby's for a
few days.
A. Hedburg, who has been working at
his trade OF stone cutting in Barre, re-
turned Monday to South Ryegate.
Fifteen couples attended the banquet
given to the Wednesday club at Hale's
tavern. Wells River. Thursday evening.
Speech making followed the banquet. the
president of the club. Mrs. J. +. Nolan,
acting as toastmistress. A fine time is
reported.
II. w. Goodine went to Burlington
Saturday, where he had business with
Dr. Twitchell. He hopes that one more
treatment on his eye viii be sufficient.
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
and New Hampshire Independent Tele-
phone company, at Bradford Wednesday,
c. NJ. Libby was reelected president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04
UNTOLD AGONY
WITH PINPLES
And Blackheads on Face. Kept
hwakeN Nights, Itching and Pains.
Disfgured. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Cured in Three Weeks.
Auburn Maine.

1I31 Salem St, Maiden. Mass ~ When
was about fifteen years old my face broke out
with pirnples and blackheads. My face was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04
Recipe for Bald
Heads
Well-Known Politician Nearly Bald Now
Has Heavy Growth of Hair
Tells How He Did 1t

A western politician, well known on
account OF his badness and his ready
wit, surprised his friends by appearing
with heavy growth OF hair; many Of
his friends did not know him, aud others
thought he had wig. On being asked
how he did it, he made the following
statement: Il attribute the growth of
my hair to the following simple recipe,
which any lady or gentleman can mix at
home To half pint of water add OF.
Of bay rum, small box of Barbo Com
pound and u OF. of glycerine. Apply to
the scalp two or three times week with
the finger tips. Ii not only promotes the
growth of the hair, but removes dan
druff, scalp humors and prevents the
hair from falling out. 1t darkens streak
ed, faded, gray hair and makes the hair
soft and glossy. These ingredients can
be purchased at any drug store at very
little cost and mixed at home. "-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04
y r | N K
"A B ! I
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT.

THE ORRINE treatment for the drink habit
can be used with absolute confidence. 1t de-
stroys all desire for whskey, beer or other
alcoholic stimuants. Thousands have success
fully used 1t and have been restored to lives OF
sobriety and usefulness. Can be given secretly.
Costs only 81 90 per box. If you fail to get
results from ORRINE after trial. your
money will be refunded. Ask for free booklet
telling all about 0RRlNE.
Floyd q. Russell, 100 North Main street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks call
it, Hamburg Brust Thee" at any phar-
macy. Take a tablespoonful of the tea,
put i cup Of boiling water upon it, pour
through sieve and drink teacup full
at any time. 1t is the most effective
way to break cold and cure grip, as
il opens the pores, relieving conges-
ton. Also loosens the bowels, thus
breaking n cold at once.
1t is inexpensive and entirely vege-
table, therefore harmless.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04

That is the way lots Of children seem fear
fully i'll and their case is almost hopeless
when the trouble is worms. DR.. Trues Elixir
will gently expel the worms and build IN
the system. restoring the child TO normal
health All dealerss5c. soc and 81. Med
ical advice free
Write
Auburn Maine. ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF

Prevent dry, thin and falling hair. allay
itching and irritation. and promote the
growth and beauty of the hair. frequent
shampoos with Cuticura Soap, assisted by
occasional dressings with Cuticura oint-
ment afford most effective and economical
treatment. A single set is often sufficient
Cuticura Soap C25c.) and Cutieura ONT
ment (5Oc.) are sold by druggists and dealers
everywhere. Liberal sample OF each mailed
free. with 32-p. skin Book. Address post
card "Cutisura. Dept. T. Boston !"
ss-Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap viii find il best for skin aud scalp,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04
A Gard

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar, if
it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee o 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded
Red Gross Pharmacy Barre Drug Store.
C. H. Kendrick & Co. E. A. Drown.
George L. Edison, j. D. Macarthur.
w. H. Miles & Co.. McAllister Bros,
d. C. Howard. J. A. CUMMING
j. W. Parmenter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04
BROOKFIELD
Pneumonia Caused Death of Mrs. Eliza
Carpenter.

Carpenter.
Mrs. Eliza Carpenter, widow OF the
late Chauncey Carpenter, died Friday
afternoon, after an illness OF two weeks
with pneumonia. The funeral was held
Monday at o'clock p. m, from her
late home, Rev. William Taylor officiat-
ing. Burial was in the family lot in
the East Brookfeld cemetery.
r. n. Simmons lost a valuable horse
last week.
NJ. Z. Chase is recovering from his
injury.
Mrs. L. Jones of Enfield, n. H., spent
last week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
III. Il. Edison.
Mrs. Josiah Smith. who has been sick
with pneumonia, is now conyalescing.
i. A. Glysson, who has been housed
two months with illness, is beginning
to gain slowly, his many friends will be
glad to hear
Mel Ralph and friend of Barre We're
over-Sunday guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. D. Ralph,
The regular meeting OF Brookiield
grange occurs on Friday evening. 1t IS
desired that all members be present.
There is to be initiation work.
William Jones has sold -, farm,
known as the Cassins Peck farm, TO
parties from New York state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04

scratch them and OF course this made my
face disfigurcd for some time.
II tried about everything going Tor
pimples and they did me no good tn l
tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment and l
was cured by three weeks time" (signed)
t. n. Norris. May 10, 1918.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04

a mass OF plTnpIts anu hUVO
me awake nights it was so
itchy. For four years l
suffered untold agonies.
such itching and pains until
/ was going to give up hope
ofgetting rid Of my pimples.
The pimples festored and
came to a head and would
itch and smart as ! bad to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04

six children and have nevel
been without it (Dr. True's
Elixir in my house more thar
a few weeks at a time, and
bought bottle last week.
MRS. N. b. GLE.
r. F. ID. Box Is,
West Newbury. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-02-04
ChiId's Life Saved
BY pR. TRuE's ELIXIR

We have just received letter from
charming mother Of six children wherein
she says: when living up in the
mountains Of New Hampshire my baby was
very sick and friend OF mine wanted me to
use DR.. Trues Worm Elixir and now have
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
sSun Der aricsS5uuc snrid.

9}it 0cm 0anpier uSt. &aul"iino
aeiicrn in 9lcp Dort mc6rcre 9al.
timorcr 5uriidgcfc6rt 0orinter Or.
Sol. 6. @loogoo0 pom So6ns Sop.
fins &oipiial unO 0r. SDmau @a
rol0 @ouo0, ocr iriibere Sccliorgcr
Scr 6ii90ilid met6oOiitii@cn &irhe
am Niomt &ernon 'Gluce.
Senator Clarence ". @otion Don
@cii Giraiuiei trai nit Dem Gam.
pier Olympic" pon @uropa in 9tep.
s)orf Gin im0 fam 0irctt nab 9alti.
more. %on Gier aus rciiic or nod
Somar0 GountD, Inn BORT Der @ait
Don ,Sere S. sS6cenurig6f 5u icin. Sit
0cutiblan0 pnr0e Der Senator im-
Ter ocn @croot6t, elm Spion 5il iciu.
icit0e6oltcn. 9|a6 9lniidt 0cS 9e-
motors gNation miro ii6 Der euro.
p6iidbe &rieg ic6r in sic 9dnGc 5icbcn
mo ocr 6ieiNc @nnpollcu- mo &r-
picr-@an0cl in 6olge 0encn ltarf be.
cintrdNtigt werOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
gum See itmO Safcn.

Sc6s Gompier bonn 6ieiigen Soaien
o6geia6ren.- Grei Gompier bier
! eingetroffen. @riinoli6e TeS-
inicftion cineS bon Bombay eiu-
0eloufenen SdiiicS sur Gcr6ii.
tung bon 9euleupeit-
3um criien 0lolc ieit 9lu56ruC6 oc5
europdiiHeu &riegcS 6erriAte mieOcr
I'M 6eiioeu Snfeu eiu reger SdiffS-
Uertc6r, inoem ieGs Sc6ifie ben
&aien perlieBen mo 0rei 0ie @ai
5erauifamen. Bon 0en ouSlanicnoen
Gompiern se6en bic meiitcu nit Sc
treble nod Srantreid, w65reuo oic
cintonlmenOeH Sdiffe wabrideinIih
&o6leu iiir iiioamcrifdniiHe &Gien
ciHnc5men ucrOcn. Die 0}cmeu ocr
S@iiic nit 2oolng HID 9eIiim
mangsort iin0:
uSoliua,~ nit gScBcu itno Safer
me6l na6 SoUre, 6rnnfrcid;
rSfoglouo," nit gseBcn lmO &o.
ier1cl nob SABRE, 6rantreid;
~@Icnacm nod Soore nit Sc
treble;
uCtio Spcrorup, nit &o6lcu naG
@loutcpioeo
u4'utneo,~ nod Sranfrci6 nit
&eBen unO Soierme6I;
nSoncoItriou~nit gSci5en ms No.
fcrme6l nod SABRE, 6ronfreiG
Ser Gompfer o9iOe6orn~ fom
6ol66eira6tet non @6iloOelp6ia rnO
miro bier &o6lcn auiuc6mcn. nit
elmer &o6lcnlaOung miro ser Cant
pier n9angita0"nad 9locaS Oel Gora
o6fo6reu. 9(n ser 0uorontdne felt
ge6aIten pnroc ser Tonpfer ,Gros.
BIZ" Der nit 9langon bon 9om6oD
eSnOicn bier onfan Ger Gompier
miro 0irb 9canlic OeS 0jcimo6eits
onitcS Oesinii3irt mcrocn Oo in
9om6ou sic Qcleupcit GerricGcn iou.
SGmmtliMe &otieu mo beionOers
Die 6l66c auf Sen Staten miiiieu un-
iH1OIi6 geuoAt werOcu e5e Der
0ampier lanOcn oori Ger 0om-
pier u9ongiio0," ser nit &oblen
nob 9locaS sci Sora id6rt, miro iei-
men gSeg OurM Den @ouomatanol
nc6mcn.
Ger @eiommt Iouncuge6olt ser
nem Dampier 6etrdgt uugei66r
10000, unO fam ouBer 9lep-Norf
fcin amcrifaniiber Safen cincn iol-
ben Shiifsperfe6r auipeiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

@eitern idbic0 Sron @largoret6c
No6n @ittwc 0cs 5rn. @eor0 @o9r,
i, i6rcr g9obnung, 9Ir.1516, 9(roDlc-
Q!rcnuc, ous 0cm 2eben. 0os 2ei.
rbcubeoanaliB fiuoct ou @2ithuoh,
giodmittogs I'M 1913 llbr, bonn
Eraucrbmlic oltS itott.
SIN bobcn g(ltcr BON 81 So6rcn 1T
om 0omltoa S5rou Griitine Souit,
gSithpc oes Srn. S5cnrD sSoaIt qe.
ltor6cn. Die @ecrOigluG iinoct 6cltc
9loHntittag i'm A llbr bon ibrcr
S9obnra, 9lr. 1925, @cit2ombor0.
StroBe, aus ltott.
Su iciner @o6uilng 9}r. 2l1
9|orO @opiou StroBe, lit &crr
Sreoerid 9obler, Wotte bon 6roi
SourinOo 9abler, ac6orenc 9lcD
nol0S, nut Somito9 i'm 9(lier BON 81
So6ren oo6inacihie0en Gic 9ccro.
amg iinoet moraen 9lobmittag Inn
4 llbr bonn Srancr6ouic ans oilf 0cnl
uSouoon Fart 8rie0boie" itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
InIldler Nlnrnl.

Sn Wcgcmuort uicIer @crioncn
ianote gcitcrn %ormittog 10 llbr elm
llnbetanntcr an Ger Gdc bon Foir.
mount lno 2otepooO g(pcnue eineu
Seuerolorm cin obue Dab irgeno
Semouo iciue S6ot bcmcrft bate.
Als Die Soldmornidoften oaf scr
@ilofldde eridicuen fonuteu oieiel.
ben fem 6euer cntocden un0 ser
llnbetonnte mar Oerihwunoen. Ourdl
bic onidbrcnoen &oiHmogcu cntItono
ia Der ct. Gli5obet6s Stride an ser
Gde bon Baltimore .GtraBe una
&oIemooo.glpeme cine groBe 9hif-
reglng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

llnter %oriib oeS Goroncrs sSobn
6reo. Sempel miro beutc N[6cn6 in
Der noroWcitIiden &oli3ciitotion Elm
SnqaeIt iibcr sen ZOO oes 65.iGbri.
9cn S9rcincrS Soiepb $. 9l6ea bon
g'r. 1908, 9iurton.qlpcnue ser BON
einem BON SSiaiom 6. 9one, Scr.
3lO5, SScIhpooO gloenuc, acitcucrten
2VltonlobiI in ser 9}ort6., no6c 9fur.
ton.ElOemc iibcrfo6reu moroen mar
rno aleib oorouf icincn @eiIt ouf.
ac9cben 6ottc, o6ge6oltcn weroen.
Sonc ltellte iid trctpiIlio ocr Eoli8ei
NM erportct in ser nor0meltIiden
'Roli5ciltotion OoS GrocbniB oes Syn.
QUOTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
Gel6ltnIurOuerImdl.

0ie 33 Sabre alte SSithpc 6ral
9(nno @cisman Don 9}r. 733, 9lorO.
GOenilroBe, iudtc angebli1 gcitern
9lahnlittoa, iicb Olir6 ginatbmen
bon 2eubtgas oos Sebcu 5u ne6mcn.
Sic mlrOe Don i6rem If Sabre all
ten So6ne 0onicl belpiBtlos int9cttc
oufgeiunoen imO in beOsnfliHcm 3u'
itanoc NIT Ser 9lm6nlnn5 Oes moro.
oitlidcn 0iiirifts nod 0em Ct SO.
icpbs Sopitol ae6ra@t. Oort wnr-
oe iic nit cincm @nlmotor ms &C.
ben 3uriidgernien; sic gler5te criId.
rem o6cr, OoB iic iidJ nod INNER in
SebcnsgeIabr 6ciinOc. Ger @rnno
sur S6at lit unbctannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
0ie SanS Snrdl6o6rt.

@eim 5piclcn anf ciuem Sol56ou.
len an ser Gde bon goplar @ropc-
StroBc rnO 6ronflin 9iooO glitt oe-
itern 9l6enO gegen 6al6 7 ll6r ser 9
Sabre olte Stonlep @ilion BON Gar.
StS, Galuerton"OfoaO, an%amO iiiir5tc
nit Der linfen Sono ani eiueu ans
einem 9olfen 6crousite6enoen 9lo'
gel. Seine SanO plrOe 6l6lt06ldl
Onrd6o6rt unO ser ano6c muBte IN
Oas Sranflin Square &oipital &C.
6radlt mcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
Srnt mi ruitinen glancL.

Ger odtid6ride 9eiter 9toriolf bon
9lr. 1851, GrieuOs6up StraBe,
muBte geiiern ms Sranflin Square.
Soipitol eingelieiert perOen Oo cr
am pcrgangenen Gonneritag auT ci-
nen roiiigen 93ogcl getreteu mar mo
sic gSunoe an ieinem linfen SuBe
iib nittlcrweile in beOentli6er S9eie
beridlimmert batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
gladlridlt uOm Srn. AiirnenIcn.

Sn Ser &coattion ocs r0ctidcn
eorrelponocutca" troi acitcrn cine
Folttorte pom Srn 3. Siiracnicn
Dem rcileuoen 9lgcnieu ser 6irmo
" S@umodcr & 60, cim iucIdc
Nr- Silr9enicn on rs. 9lueuIt BON
9Denohorg @dncmorf obionotc. ST..
Silroenlea i&rcibt OoB cr in SHo.
Geltl6lono mfrcacnoe GrIc6niiie
9cbabt babe, Bob er iic6 BON Spcno.
bora no@ G6riitionin 9lormcQen,
lmo Oonn nod s1mcocu 6cacbcn
mcr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
o@creiHiste Singer BON gaItimurr," i"
QcQriin0et 1885.


Sanptauartier .@ermania Mau.
nerdor.@mbbous," Ger. S52, IorO.
Soiporo<StraBe.
@eorg 2eiiert @raiioeut. gSr. 2i5.
Telt-SaratogaitraBe.
Sobn u. aIeiu Girieeut, glr. 20t.
observation-disclosures.
@eorg &immeIbeber, prot. lmo
correip. Setret6r. 9lr. 315, gloros
@oen.StrnBe.
Sermouu Wlidlich, Shatmeiiter.
5r 7i3, g9arner-S -StraBe.
Srie Soimann fnalBictretie.
]lr 2tit &ef.@ratt. .Strube.
@m 9 Sil0ebranot, @ibIioi6ciar,
glr. 2029, 6reorrid-glbenue.
Sermann @rGie. 8oriiber oes N1n.
iif-Gomite's. glr. 1912. @eli-DhI.
BERN. .StraBe.
narion-@eianeperein."
harmonic"
n@crnanio.yldnn
n5robiinn.~
Ebalia.9Rdnucrdor.
n9lo5ort-Didnnerbor.~
n@identran3."
n@erInauia.Guartctt.Glub."
nNlelo0ic."
nWicBgcr-@eiangDerein."
Observation-Disclosures.
o@eiteno.Sieocrfran8.
oSdder. @eforgberein"
Sallptanartier: 9fiiiiels Sale, Rr.
i03, 9ioro-Sreoerid-StraBe icoeu
Samiiag gIben0, nit 9IuSnabme oes
oritten Somitags i'm Nonat. Sins.
lhm0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
G0sinliiten Q}criannlnna.

lhltcr Ocn 9lliipi6icn Der ioSiolilti.
id5en &arfci uno ser 9(rbeitcr.0rgo-
nIationcn Ger federation Of Ga
bor" fanO geiteru g}obmittog i'm
oSoaiooo- Str. S6cotcr~ einc @1oi.
ienocrionmiinG iiott. GS mar sic
SlDiiGt in ser Geriomnhmg cine
aricgsocnonitroiion 81 bolten.
Dies 6lic6 o6er aus, neil Scr in 9(uS-
iidt acrommenc &cOner, Sr. Sultan
s. &icrcc bon gSoi6ington 9. g..
pcr6inocrt mar nod Baltimore al
fou1mcn. 9lu ieiucr StcIlc iprob @r.
s. Mc9ri6e BON &ortlnn0, Ore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

@ei'm Ginbicgen bon Der Sopettc-
StroBe in 0cn Yroaopop ratnte &c.
itcrn 9(bpnO Sr. Daniel 6inf bon
@ai6in0tou 9. 6, nit iciuen 9lu.
tomobil gc9cn einen Steinbauicn,
poourc6 oos 9luto umfippte mo Sr.
6inf inns ieinc 6rmI mli Die StroBc
gemorieu purOen. @eiOc foncn nit
lciHten &erlctungcn Oauon Oic ans
9l6idiirimgcn an Den SdnOcn be-
itan0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
spridt iiOcr eanbitraGen.


A'arDlano miro ouf Dem pcrtei
omerifouiibcu neutrality-suspicious.
grcB in 9ltlanta, @a, reprdicn-
tirt ieiu. SeurD @. 56irlc0,
Der G6ciingeniclr Der Stoots-
2auOitroBen Gommiiiiou, eiuer
Der &eoncr.
Ger Stoot @lorDlano miro ouf
Dem pierten omeritoniiben 9ano-
itraBeu GongreB, wel@er am 9. No.
pcnlber in gltlanta, Ga, icinen 9ln-
iang nimnt, Ourd Sern SeurD @.
S0irleg, ben G6eiingenicir Der
SiootS 9anoiiraBen Gonlnliiiion,
Oertreten icin. 3u gciGer 3eit miro
in &er6inolng nit Gem @ougrcB ei-
ne Goniercn5 Ger Setter ser Sat0.
iiroBel 0cportenents Ser nericjic-
oeuen Sfoatcn un0 ser &eonltcu Oe5
Gun0cS Bureaus iilr %erle5r9wegc
ae6alten lpcr0cn in melder tuic6tigc
Sro9eu 6etrciiS Der &cr6encuug Der
&erte6rspcge in oeu &crcinigien
Staoteu 6e6on0elt merOen iollcu
&or ollcn Gingen merocn Sic &c.
legoicn criuc5t meroch i0re 9Reimmg
6ctrciis Der Serou5ic9ung bon
Siroigciongcncn 5un Ban Don
SonOitraBeu ois3uOriiden. 2Gic NIT
gei6elt uirO, werocn 25 Staoten
ouf Dem GongreB reprdicntirt icin.
2lbgc6alteu miro Scr GongreB imtcr
Ben 9luipi5ien Der o9lmericou Sig6.
luo0 9liiociaticn" mo ser n9lmcricau
9lutomo6ilc 2iiiociation"
G6eiingciienr SGirlcD miro eiuea
@ortrag ii6er oeu gegeumGrtiaen
@on Der &ertc6rswege i'm Stoatc
@1orDlonO 6oltcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

%eilper pon Orten NOpotDetsNbll-
Gatioucn Ser u@oitlic6 9anern-
iolnict-Straus 9rau-Go. mer0cn
auf bic 2In3ciac Oicier @eieQiMoit ouf
Der Z. Scite 0es Gantigen nGorreipon-
bent" ouimerfiom acmaAt 2luS GER
lcl6cn gc6t 6eroor, OaB oas S6ab-
amis-Gcpartcuent in @aibington
3o0hma Der 9luocs-gintommcn-
iicuer ani oie 3inieu genauuter &C.
furit0tcn pcrlauat irot scr l6at-
iode OaB iie laut Dem tiir5lid6 &C.
ic6loiieueu 9(bfomnen nic6t in Soar.
0elO bc5ablt pcrOeu. Die 9ln5eigc
0ic6t wcitcre Ger6alhmgsmaBregeln
in OiciGr Sacbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
Smcrifa's SonfcSIdnlO AT Gcmtid


&as 9lmcrita 9euti6lan0 5u Der.
oanfen bat, oorii6er bat elmer ser be-
iamitciien Nldnuer oes Qanoes, @rof
Or. Gliot, ser einitiac @rdiiocnt ser
llniperiitdt &orparo, lidl ocleaentlin
in cincm &ortraae gedlBert, uno es
oiirifc angebroht iein, an ieine ga.
maligcn 9luSiii6rlmgen sli erinnern.
o9Imerifa's &erpfli6tltnoen qeaen
1clti6lanO lm0 in ser S6ut qroBe
lno tieigc6en0c", iagtc Der greilc Sc
lebrtc inter 9lnocrem; uiie be5ie6en
iid alii Siteratlir, &iHenIdait, &unlt
Gr5ie5ino, 9ieli9ion. SD cutiinne
mid elmer @ruppc iunqer WSdrier,
Die inn eritcn Siinitel Oes neun5e6ns
ten SSa5r6inoerts aus Der glG6e 90
lton's al cine oeuti6e llnipcriii1t 80.
0cn. @incr inter ibnen mar @coroe
Ei1euer, Ger 6crna6 DER SiItorifcr
Der panilNcn Siteratir ltnO Der g(i.
Tor oeS nod bclte beItcn NnheS iiber
0lelcS Sbemo pliroc. Ser 3lpeite mar
George 9ancroit. 0cr &crioiier Der
@ci@i@te ser Ser. Staoten itn0 ipd.
ter ameritanii1er @otic6aiter in Ser.
lin mllrOe Der brittle mar ,SrcOerid
s. S)eo8e, Der Groieiior oellti1cr Si-
teratlr an Der &arpQro llnUetiitdt
mllrOc. Sie 6ciire0ten iib, sic cr.
5ie9criiben Snititutionen Oettld.
lanO's 5u ihlOiren, in Der Soiinlmg,
mcrt6pouen Somen imO sSriidte
6einnudrts 5u trogen. llnO mas
5eimitcn lie nic6t Niles cinl 0ie
Sielidltigtcit BON g9iiien, 0ic al Ocn
ocniiMen llniueriit1ten in oicien irii-
ben 3citcn 5u crlongcn ipor, mar il.
nen etwoS StalmenSmert6cs, im6e.
iDreibli1 reid unO mannigia6; 5u.
ocm 5cigtcn tie 5l glei1er Belt oem
9Imeritoncr icne cole oellti1c @olitif
afaOcmiider 6rei6cit, elmer 6rei6ct,
Die Dem Stloentcn sic Ocm Se6rer
I'M glei1cn WlaBe aolt. Semen 9io.
nicrcn bon ylcren0lonO lit nun Gin
GROCER Sirom oncrifanii1cr Sling
linac aciolgt. mel0e 1inii6cr3oQcn,
INN an Den ocltiben llniperiitGtcn
lene GrIabrlulQ 5lt Der0r0Bcrn, ncue
yeobaHhngcn 81 MAIDEN, Oie Sc6ren
Der %iiicnidoit mii5lmc6mcn SIT Ter
nen tieJ griinOlib lno idbari 81 Oeu-
fen llt0 oicier Strom lit riidpGrts
ilbcr TIMER gan5cs omerifnniitbeS
SeimatblonO 0ciloiicn mo bat es nit
oclltldcm 0cntcn imO OcrtiAer Wic.
tbooe 6ciruNtct. lln0 0ieic NlGnncr,
oc nod Souicnocn 5d6lcn 6aben
nod ein 9lnOcrcS pon GtutiAlouo
noA Sallie gebrndt, nGmlib ocn
@eiit wiiienic6nitliHer tSoric1ling, Ger
icBt in Ger glci6en Wiet6oOc imo inn
0lci6en Wciite olli alien @e6ieten OcS
NSIlcnS 5lr Gnhuidllng fommt. 9e
ocnicn mir, pcl@ cine inteaefhlcllc
@abc NeuticbIano bermit 9lmerifa
oar0e6oten bat 9lncrifa ihnloet
Ecuti1lan0 oco6ol6 mc6r, ais oQen
mocrcn SdnoerL neil Der llmfanq
ocntibcr ,Soridmg GROCER lnO brci-
ter lit, ais Der IN iroeno cinen ser
an0ercn Sdnocr i1t6or qcmorocnc.
IS 0icbt nod ein meitercS @ono, OoS
NeutldlanO mO glmcrifo perciniqt
mo cinnal wic i6 CLAUDE, in cine
Fbaie proItiibcr 05rciibarfcit trcten
miro. Dic tcutoniicbcit %oltcr lc.
aen enen 6o6eren SScrt6 oui gSo6r-
0cit in 9ieoc @eoantcn lmo &ouo.
lna ais iraen0 wel6e an0cre 1851.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

Sic (sneraiirbl oSSa b6rte. mie
yli porhni ju NcWclu nrelnoe uon
r'7 Reicilen" fprotsl IlI bait o0d
nid4 chrQ iibcr rid @.alc gciiibrtY"
uc NSantpilelbel0l Is luo licbcS
Sim ZEN. ih Aubc piclmcbr 0aiait
'.aca ". .Ilca Non Gu mid nod i'm.
tier 0 3u tciielAypcritebiI oaB On
mid iihe0licl noA gor3 mo gor ses
lnN. cl IlnHlN"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

9In ser arcu5lng ser @aitrru-9l0c.
9loaO lmO @lt. Carmel glpcnne, oi-
reft an ocr StraBcn6o6u.Saltcitcae
murOe geiiern 9l6cn0 Oie 33 Sabre
olte ellie Sobnion bon gir. 500,
Siio SpriuaiiraBe, our6 6. gSbite
bon gfr. 1i6, S8arrenitroBc, Scr auf
Dem Eritt6rettc cincS ia6rcnOcn Sair
nomt 9(ucuue StraBen6a6nmoa.
0onS itano, 81 9oOcn gciooricn. Die
5ron erlitt lei6te 9lbidiirflngen imO
wurOc nit cinem Grtrapaggon Ger
StraBen6abn @cielidoit no6 Dem
Wlcrcu Noipitol ocbro6t 9luh 9S6iic
crlitt lei9te %crletlnacn am @nic
@dHc sur yciIe hrs NnSIamo beTurat y.
Guilom 6naie Qlueune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

0eirdtbSpermittlef. aWds TrduIeIHI
N;eger Iolten sic uebmtH. iie batGslD,
1T gebiIoet uho Isbr muIitaIiicb. Sic
tat mir einen fltlhsn 6ebler in Der
ylu9enIielIunel }t Nlig4
Nunos; .Nas. tlsiNen 5sbler9 Die
fbielt ic, oaB, Wenn tie peint. Ianfen
ibr bic Tbranen sen Riidsn berunler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
"9eOll@er Giu6re6er nnS YrauN-
ltifter nerhnftet.

enSR Dem @'otroben-@eic6dit bon
d uIpeI 4reit in 9lr. 3t4, Sin.
mi,l 10 StroBe, 6rad6 acIieru 9}ocb.
(o'o uao Elm 6cuer ans, oas ourh sic
6en' n~erpe5r roic6 oel0iHt wnrOe. 9lnf
@as 0uB6oOcn lag elm Sut n10
Gd mas Ooronf i1lieBen lieB, OaB
6o1. 0euono in Dem @ei6Gfte oufge.
cso N~'Vl 1ottc. Gur5e 3cit ipGtcr muroc
&neS &~,eS g. SmccneD BON g3r. 4i36,
N slOcnuc @biloOelp6io, an ser
no Ui' StroBe Derbaftct, ga er fei.
ms @llt rno feinen 9lod al 6otte
So, S9 Ga Der oeilmoeuc God 81 iciuer
ond poBte Gr mltroc augeihuloigt,
bon'eollcb in OoS @ei1dft cingc6ro-
M ullo ooiiel6e in 9rono gcitcdt
n;d,g. guoen. SweencD >go6 an, OoB cr
Or~.' ~' in OaS @cid0itslofol cingc.
nm. "'9en lei nm 81 iie6lct ionOert
cin. ''el a BORT 81 iNlaien 9nS er iib
&o'. PleIle onac5iinoet babe, lei eill
n~ ulen Sro6 in 9rono aerot6cu,
mo.l' m'1l'l er ii6 aus Dem Stable ae'