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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16
BELOVED MAN
Father Oorney. The King OF the
Yards" Sueeumbs to an At
tack OF Paralysis.

CHICAGO. March i5.-The Rev.
Maurice j. Dorney. a Chicago Catho-
lie priest, whose name liz familiar ON
both sides of the Atlantic, died today
AZ mercy hospital, where his sister -
one OF the nuns in charge. Death was
due to paralysis following heart
trouble, which attacked him a few
weeks ago. Archbishop Quigley was
present at the bedside shortly before
Father Dorney became unconscious.
The stock yards priest. Father Mau-
rice j, Dorney, the king of the
yards" was one OF the strongest and
most picturesque characters in the
west. Counselor. protector. friend
TO thousands. he had the power for
30 years of the ruler of a principally
in one OF the greatest industrial cen.
ters in the world-the packing house
district of Chicago. His prestige eX.
tended 10 the White House in Wash
lngton. and on a memorable occasion
ne earned the gratitude OF Celts
everywhere as a trusted envoy from
Irish leaders on this side Of the At.
lantic TO Charles Stewart Parnen IN
London.
Dry Territory.
What Is said TO be the most Irish
parish outside OF Ireland was Father
Dorney's office Charge-St. GabrieTs
at FOrty-iifth street. the nearest Cath
Ollie parish 10 the main entrance OF
quainted with that part Of Chicago no
more evidence Is needed TO illustrate
the force of his personality than Tho
fact that by his efforts q mile square
OF territory surrounding his church
has for 20 years been absolutely free
from the presence of saloon
Irrespective Of creed the residents
Of the district revercd him 10 an -.
tent that has been n standing wonder
10 outsiders. Here b. the reason ~
explained by one Of the men Of the
yards.
'lf yOu want battle. lust say
something against Father Dorney ami
youll got lght In plenty all the way
from kids 10 grandfather No hour
was ever too long or TOO dark or too
cold or the roads too rough 10 stop
Father Dorney from going 10 one who
needed help. And what's more. it
mover made any difference vheth sr
the man OF woman was Catholic or
Protestant. Gentle or Jew. Father
DOrney helped
when he started out for something
% was nothing short Of riot till he
gOt what he went after. Now can YOU
see why from fortvthird to Forty.
ninth and from flalsted 10 the Wa.
bash tracks was surely bound to be
dry"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16
Robbery Attempted.

Vt late hour rriuay evening robbers
entered the home OF Teddy mn at f'uI-
ton aud attempted To- ransack the rooms.
" seems that the robbers became fright
eued and left fore securing any valu-
ables Mr.. Hil b. an emptoyc Of the
wheeling Mold A Foundry aud on re-
Friday evening found the front door
standing open. upon entering he found
That things IN the rooms were turned
upside down and that the house had
been rausacked. Mr. hin believes thnf
the rOober was frightened away bv the
large watch dog that had been left boz
the house during mis- absence. At "A lat,
hour last evening no clue had been
found Co the guilty PARTIES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

Anothsr Fatal Aock<cnt
tnin the last feW daya two fatal
aCa tuents have oc~urr.f 90 - ltr.- -
ne Wheeling Traction rofupang m this
cay On Aarsnail street within two
Aehefcd yards % each pth~r. The nrxt
sccid~nt occurred THURSDAY evening.
Nnen J a Berry. OF Mound~Vtlie WAS
rtrock y a northoound car and died az
iarAin. hospital Saturday Afternoon.
he other accident occurred SATURDAY
evening hortly after 10 o'clock al,sne
tnT heights. Thomas f-ll~W orth. OF
N~iisDnfs Was the victim this time and
Was instantly killed. The Saturday
ntEht accidsnS attracted more than a
tnOueahd pef-on~ 10 the scene owing a
me lonE tifne In getting the form Of the
men from undes thc car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16
Council 90 Meet.

3 meeting ~ The EdEwouI council viii
Do held this evening Ht che town bail
fos The purpue" ~ taking action on tive
ore being lHld uuf iu rirrh IVru. the
new addition tn the town of tIav.Dua.
Tho present plans Tor the new addition
calls Tor The houses ln che rsHr TO face
iu Che direction tf- the Rational f.unf
bro pirca NJ toward fre t-nsIr of fr.
Wevt Virginia Traction aud Electric
company. Many 81 THE rr#IIruta are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16
THE THEATRE
AT TIE oRPHEun

Col Pattee's ''Old Soldier Fiddiers %.
VINO star ia three days engagement at
the popular Orpheum theatre To-day
says the great Gettysburg reunion -
the Blue and the Gray, held July 4 . T.
ana =. 1913. celebrating the fiftietb ami
Nersary OF that great battle where
Ihlon ana Confederate veterans TO the
number OF $4,000 occupied canvas shell
,ereo tents. that were provided by Uncle
sam TOT -FOUR days and lived over again
the lives OF soldiers IN the camps or
civil War days. "i
colonel Pattee and his Old Soldier
flddlers had the pleasure OF attending
ana furnishing the old bows n fres s,,s
tertainment every afternoon and even
ing during the week at the Iron ~
gade Headquarters tent
The voluntary meeting On a ha,,t.
Ileid OF those who constituted tn. armed
FORCES VINO fought against each Other
meeting IN which all are citizens OF
w. same country. all imbued with the
same sphere, all working for the HOMER
anu glory OF their land. all meeting a.
brothers under the flag Of our Repubiic
~ VISIT the scene OF their former con-
net. TO recall the valorOus deeds which
VIII 90 down the atsles OF times rs tbe
most heroic or ancient or modern var-
Iares 70 meet those who were once tbcfr
antagonists and to bind anew in me
Dohds OF amtty and friendship All fbc
veterans OF the land '"'
pther numbers on the hill aer FINN,
anu Emmett. John Zimmer. Josie snd
WINE furroWs. Pond. Wood and Joro1,,,
al OF which are hirh-class
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To Give Entertainment.

Division No. 1 4. %. %. r.. have COM
pleted arrangements for an entertain
ment to be held tomorrow evening in
the auditorium OF the Center Benwood
school building. 4 splendid program
has been arranged for the affair. which
IL In the nature OF st. Patrick's enter
tainment. and several musical selections
will be rendered. All are cordially in
Nited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

The ladies OF the First NJ r. church
OF this city are making arrangements
20 give a supper In the Fifth ward hose
mouse tomorrow evening These sup
pers heretofore have always proved
very successful and a large crowd - ex-
pectcd To attend. supper will be served
from 6 TIL O'Clock and all are cordial
~ invited To attend. good time n az
sured all who attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

The members OF the ST. Mathews Ger
man Lutheran church are making ar
rangements for n social meeting to be
held Thursday evening in the auditorium
OF the church. The members of the
brotherhood have arranged n special
program. which will be rendered during
the evening. All are cordially invited
To attend and a good time Is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

Local lodge of knights of PythIas will
meet this evening in regular semi
monthly session at their headquarters
in the Barlow building on Main street.
Several applications for membership will
be acted upon and following the trans
action OF business n social session will
be held. All members are urgently re-
quested to be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

Ihe members and officers of the stein
special meeting at woeber's hall This
evening. Special business OF impor tance
viii be taken up. Among the business
that viii be acted on. Is the matters or
,aking In more members and the build
ing OF additional courts. In addition TO
TINS, several other matters Of import
ance VIII come up for consideration All
members are requested u be Present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

A. RiaNtI and variety are combined o.,
.s nao uil opening az the Vfctort..
ApPnday matinee for the hrst hall 81 49,.
~Nh nc Sailor Girls na the
t'ttuIt t't mere are ten people iucfud-
inE seven pretty girls. who appear f,, I,
tleat variety 81 costumes. aud three
rP.ehdid comedians. headed by w ..
m. ~, and u H. said 90 he pleasing
-. NlEht IN Little Italy" is tine title
or e. splendid siuriur-rarred.. 49, t,.
ire Nartlut-Ir0lre combination OF trrea
people The Nelde Trio. two women ana
"h. man appear iu e novelty acrobatIr
act that has been making "a Hft oter ~.
.Wcuii aud cooke and Myers. eccentric
comedians and dancers come here win
inc highest - recommendations
Mr. and Mrs Sam phfIfIue rro-,,,t
tuetr latest COMEDY success Nv
Money Then thcro viii be tho Nfr-
Torrance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16
To Clean strssts

Street Commissioner Cooke will likely
have n force of men out this morning
with the fire hose flushing the main
streets OF the city. Since the recent
heavy snow has disappeared the streets
are covered with several inches OF mud.
which makes travelling very disagree
able. The subway ~ also In n very bad
condition and should b. cleared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

Miss Anna Bushrie's cIisS of the
stone church sunday school will hold a
pastry sale at the Winter Bros meat
market Elm Grove. Saturday afternoon
eeginnins at o'clock All kinds OF
nome made pastries will be ON sale
cordial invitation Il extended 20 All 20
come and make the AFFAIR a success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16
BOOKING oarnss

Manager Albert Lass OF the Benwood
High school baseball team IL busy BOOK
Ing games with the various high school
teams IN this section for the coming sea-
son. This high school viii have an ex-
season and expect TO plaH all the sur
rounding towns
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Manufacturers. Jobbsrs M.r.
chants and Other Wholesals psaIsrs

chants and Other Wholesals Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board Of Control OF the stale
OF West Virginia will receive bids dat,v
ut It's offtce at Charleston, West Virginia
Tor furnishing supplies for the Deverai
state institutions. the fiaancizl manage
ment or which Is vested IL said Board
contracts viii be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West virginia deai-
ers VIII be given preference
Lists Of supplies needed will he fur
nished bidders ON rcceiEt OF requests
stating the lire desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
ta-i-u Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16
BUSINESS Opportunities

FOOL ROOM and Barber shop at Ray
shoo. Going business clears So 200 n
year. Will be sold for $500 only $4,000
cssh required shoe store and dry goods
stores for sale, cheap for cash or cx-
change for real estate.
Wall Soda Fountain cost 81 zoo. In good
condition, FOR S1S5. and other good bust
ness: also real estate. Universal Rusi-
ness Exchange. 1916 Market 81.
Inr-1E-l
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Many Naw Homar.

Eighteen new houses az. under the
process OF construction at ph4saffpu
The new suburb IN the out the pike dis-
trict with the present boom the new
addition viii soon Dc one OF tho biggest
towns Boo this district Al modern
l.ouud within few dave. ineiudIrr
concrete walk. electric u-hfs. .av. vaf.
CT md other appliance
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


o. attend one ~ tho rrc.sutatIora &C
tnHt critical view Of the subject rr.v
ue bad from Those iu HufhorItt.
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Security Trust CO., Agent.


Everybody. Munsey's. Century.
Harpers North American Review
Vogue, Popular. Peoples. March and
April Fashion magazines.
Book and Stationery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16
POULTRY

~>~-|~~>>~~|>~~~~S-S-~~>~- ~~~~~~~~~>N~-~~~~~>~~~
EGGS from Prize Winning Columbian
Myandottes. also nice pen Of Rhode
island Reds and Parks Tired 10 Lay
Barred Rocks. Henry Laue. Natl Is5sM
mr-tO-3Ot
CUSTOM Matching. Lot me hatch your
eggs. Price reasonable. Robert Seid
Ter. Mozart HILL Wheeling. mr-1O-tf
TOmPKINS strain Rhode Island Reds
tirst prize winners at Wheeling and
Bcllairc. Eggs 81 and s. per 15. George
Stobbs. 512 North Wabash. Natl fOfa-X
mr-i0-3Ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

10 tho 1918 period the total imports ~
motor cars and parts into BRUSH south
Airicu had value 80 fssfssrI aa
against ru aggregate ~ ffN0G.f7I Tor
the CORES poudins months of the pre-
ccding year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

FOR RENTAL a substantial re-
duction. large outside room 5th
floor Schmulbach Bldg. Size
2ox25h, feet. Finest in building.
Possession Immediately. Lease ex-
pires May LIST, 1915. Apply DIR.
Harry kraatz. Dentist, md. floor.
Reilly Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

Canadian authoTItiee say that since
lHnl The emigration 81 farmers from tho
ultcd States has taken nearly FS00
nnnn0n in money and property out of
this country into the Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16
FURNISHED ROOMS

ron RENT-Nicely furnished front
room. suitable for one gentleman
with OF without board. All conVeniences.
el2 Grant Ave, NJ. F.. Bell phone I44-J .
mr-la-i
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l.dna llld Do. fint Dol the social SEA
WtnifrCd- hga. ah. went beyond ne
dUpth.--frum jude
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lGosr coMvrNIEHr
OFFICE ROOMS IN WHEELING

OFFICE ROOMS IN wHEELruo
rhsir Advantages Are;
L. central location. Entrance 4O-4,
Twelfth street
= Light. airy and clean All outside
J. kteam heat ALI unsigh;iy pipes
:. Elevator service. Electric. Clean.
). Electric lights.
.. water In every room
Z. JanitOr service.
.. Every nre protection. Only two ana
three stories from ground Three
men nre line on each door. Cheml-
cal hre extinguishers Fire doors
Fire escapes.
y. New Clean and Sanitary.
~. Low rate OF IRE insurance for ten
ants.
IL. Hard wood Golden oak) nnish
throughout.
". Hard wood floors. white Mapie).
IL. Beautiful Marble lobby and n.ahog-
any storm door
~. You can pride yourself In occupy
- ing one OF our Offices.
10. Large halls and toilet rooms
Enquire at Room IS,
u h McLaan Heirs ontce Bvilding,
so-42 Twelfth Street. City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

J. r. McCull0ch. OF West Liberty. who
has been running a hack from West Lin
erty To- short Creek for the past fevefal
years has made arrangements FOR the
continuation OF the line to the city By
way OF the river road from Short Creek.
The hack will leave West Liberty az the
usual time. o'clock and will start on
tue return trip at y. ~. leaving Short
Creek at 4:Sn each evening. The river
road Is paved from this city to War
wood and between that town and Short
creek u - being macadimized. The work
will be completed during III. summer.
The short Creek road is also macadi-
mixed and that iusures n god road dur
ing the entire year To- the Normal town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16
BENWOOD

DowDELL REALTY CO.
Glendale
Boil Phoncs-Ca1 Moundsville
Otnce-SoSk. Residenc--237-R
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Mcking on this and several will be pres
eht at the meeting to protest
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT

Plat. No. es TENTH STREET. s
Rooms HALL AND RATH. HOT AND
Gold WATER, COOK RANGE SUP
HAWLEI.. iossis MAIN STREET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-16

The state banner that IL awarded by
the Chicago camp Modern Woodmen OF
America TO each lodge in "a state that
secures the greatest number OF men,
beers has been awarded for the year to
the Elm Grove lodge. Henry clay Camp
No. 1928. The banner - q large one aud
bears the state seal and emblems OF the
order. During the year OF 1913 the
lodge carried OF the honors for securing
the greatest number Of members OF any
lodge In the state. the number OF mem
bers taken during the past year being
Il. The banner that has lust been re-
ceived cane from the fafrmOnt Lodge.
which has held ~ for the past few years
and IS always considered "a strong con-
tender for the hOnors. 1t is understood
that plans will be taken uD at the meet
ing Tuesday evening for the purpose
or celebrating the victory. with a ban
duet and other suitable sociable diver
siOns viii be enjoyed.
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FOR SALE.

s>-s~~~~s~s~~~~~>~~-~~~>~
FOE AENT-SiX rooms and bath and
laundry. Also eight room house bath
laundry. cellar and attic Apply 1O2
18th 81. mr-l2-tf
foR SALE-farm 1121 acres good land
- mile west of Falrview. Guernsey
county. Ohio. "a mile from National pike
> room house. large barn SIS ton siIo
other out buildings. All kinds of fruit
Wei fenced. nearly all in grass 40 acres
no eight coal. open mine on farm. good
market Tor coal. X. y. ID. and telephone
splendid neighborhood. Price reason
able Other desirable farms for sale
Call on or write. Devices a Nocorn.
BarnesVtlle. Ohio. mr-9II
FOR SALE+House. offer for sale
my house, corner Lincoln avenue and
Thirty-eighth street. ShadySide Ohio
APPLY by mail or on the premises X. G.
Paris. mr-b-a0t
ron sALE-Five year old. brown geld
Ing. VT. 1900. A good horse in every
respect. W. w. Watson, Fairpoint. Ohio.
Nat. phone IL. mr-2-o
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FOR RENT

rooms bath. laundry and finished at
tic on south Front street.
rooms and bath ON Virginia street.
For Rent-One large outside room on
fourth floor Nat. Tx. Bank Bldg. for Of
hce purposes.
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I E D

CooPER-At MsMcchsn. W Va. Friday.
March ~. 1914 81 $3.50 D. M. SAM
tEL COOPER. in Ms 72nd year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Observation-Disclosures.

Detroit, Wli9., 3. Suli. ~ SSn
Der geltrigen Sa6resiitimd Oer Sen
trol-@onferen5 anerifnniidjer Nobbi.
ner 6ielt Or. SD. SreO. Gopeo ans G6i-
cogo, Sa., einen 8ortraa fiber Zen
iimoiien 6ortihritt reIiai0ier St.
5ie6ung", in pel6em CT li6 ouf OaS
Sddrflte gcgen oos 2eien ser @i6el
IN Ocu offentlicben 59ulen auSIproH
inO crfldrte, oaB Oie @ltern, peI6e
perlangen, ooB ibre &inOer IN oen Of
fentliHen 5hulen 9leligionSlnter-
ridt erbalten, einfa1 cine i6nen ob-
liegenoe Yflidt nidt erfiiIlen.
9tadoem Or. Gope oen SiBunqs.
ioal Uerlaiien bate, 6efldgte iib 9fob.
biner stephen 9. ggiie aus gleiu.
Norf ii6er Oic ltnonloIanfeit elmer
6icigen 6ol6religi0icn @enoiienibaft,
an oeren Spite 9ii6of @iaiomS bon
G6icngo ite6t imo oie nod nie einen
Sll0en 5llnl Snlten elneS TortrdgcS
alIiaeforoert 6o6c.
lleber OaS E6ema: rDie 8i6el ais
llnterri1tsbuc9 III ser 9feliaions-
ibulc" ipro1 9fabbiner Gp6raif
6riib ans 6ar 9iodawap, gt.-D., weI.
der iib fir Streicblmg ser iiir Stin.
Scr nidt paiienoen 9ibeliteIlen aus
.ipro6. 9(Id Oie Gabbiner 9tnoolpb
@roBnan aus gtep-2)orf mo gIbran
Simon aus @ai6ineton, 3. g., biel.
ten geltern &ortr6ge.
gl6enOs mlrOe fir sic anSmdrtigen
0clegaten ein g(uSflug alit Dem De-
troit 9iiuer beranitaltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
ga6u i'm Guufnrie.

Gtnciunatt 81, 3. Sill.
glif 9lntrag Der ganfers' 3ruIt 90.
IN 9iep.gorf iteate geitcrn oos biciiac
Observation-Disclosures Die Cincinnati,
Samilton & Gopton.8a6u inter
3pongsueripoltung uuo ernannte $40
Nialienoerlpaltern Oeu friibercn 9im.
Oes.@euerolanppIt SuoIon 9arlnon
uno Oen iriibereu 9lidter 9luius
Smith bon bier, oeren 8iirai6oit ie
mif $4,000 ieitoeiebt wuroe.
ylad Dem alageantrae beIdlrit iih
ole geiamntc fltnOirte 5Aulo ser
gabn auf $75,OO0,000. Sic lit an
1. 5. 80. sic iaaioen 3inlcn allf critic
SDpot6eteu. imo 0iefunOirlmgsbonos.
iuelbe IN so Sabren IN @oIo riid3o6l.
bar iino, i'm 9etrage bon $29,t9O.-
600, altf Bombs DER Snoiona Deco
tir & g9eitern-9abn i'm @etrage BON
$3,162,000 uno auf Bombs Der Sin.
ciunoti. Su0iana & @eitern.9a0a i'm
9etrage BON $4.722,000 ibuloia ge-
bIie6eu lmO Die aIagerin oerlanat 6ie
3manospoaitredilng Der Oen Bombs
81 @runOe IiegenOen SDpot6ef. q(Is
llriade Der 8crlegen6eiten Der 9abn
lpcroen Die 3eriiorllngen our6 oas
SodwaiIer bonn norigen Sabre lino
Der ilaue @eihditSgana III Oiciem
Sabre angeiiibrt. Ger Redtsbeiitan0
ser 8obu. Wiorriion ". g8aitc, ga6
Die aIaact6atiaden 5n lno batte ge-
Gen bic @tniebVna ser 3wauasoer-
lualtung nidts ein5npcnoen.
Ole 9a5n wuroe ibou in Sabre
1905 na9 Ger llebernabme Ieitens Der
Sirma s. &ierpont Mor9nn & 50. IN
9telp.Yorf unter sic 8pangs.8ermaI-
TING Snoion Sormon's geiieat. SSm
Sabre 1909 erfolgtc Elm beoinater
@erfaui al sic 9altiinorc.Obio.Qo6n
ltno oieie iiberna6m oic @orantie Iiir
ciueu E6eiI Der gSert6papierc Ger
8nbn.
VaNc sar MsIIs ins amsianb bsIurat q.
Mnnr, W. 4i3 ClrBnliimore. StraNf, Mahg
Guitum ppAie Auenns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04

I'M @ert6e BON $4,000 nHo Inn
$1,000 goar berau6t moroeu.
Der &au6onfall ereigndte iid mas.
reno Der @rof i'm 3uge auf oer
Sabre Hob @aris fu6r.
vt o1 @ibraltar nbgefdb.
rem.
gteopeL 8. SuIi. Gas anne.
rifauiibe @eihwoOer, belte6euO aus
Den Sdlodticbifien n0linouri". nSl.
linois" imO gSOa6o". pelde oie Ga.
Oetten ser 0}arine.9lfoOemie 81 9ln-
nopoIis, @iar1louo, an 9oro babeu.
lit 5eute BON bier uad Gibraltar a6-
eefo6reu,
gom Eopit empfonqeu.
&onL 3. Sui. Ger 9lig6t 0lcu.
stephan Batter GrtpuStpi Ser 9i.
Idol BON Toolia, oqs Ober6oupt ser
grie6iid.rut6eniiden Stride in SEN
gereinigten Stooteu pilrOe 6eutc
pom %apit n ghoien5 cnpfougen.
@t aifen Stnrtbtung.
Eientiin Gbma, 3. Sill.
gin6unoertunOfiini8ig SoIooten ser
T. Cioiiion pelde fiir3Iid meuterten
imo Die Stoot aalaau 1875 0leilen
noromeitIid bon @efing, pliinoerteu.
mlr0en binaeridtet
Die Meilterei tuter Ser @arniion
bon aoI9un trug lid I'M lebten 09onat
81. Canals puroeH DieIe 8erioneu
getootct, Gin oroBe glu3a6l 6rauen
iptroen bon Oeu SoIoateu mitge.
ihleppt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
@ier lp6te; adlt grrIebtr

5eDtIle, Ohio, 3. sSlili. gier
Staliener wurOen eetootet unO ott
dn0ere ihmcr bcrlcbt ais beute glab-
uttttog 5mei @leilel 6tIirb BON
bier Gin 9lrbeiter8uo Scr vGIepelouo,
Soroin ino SgBeeIing @obn" in eine
Graiilne bineiifiibr.
9Inf Der Groiiinr befanoen lid
5lu0lf Wldnucr. gIith nidt einer Der.
ielben 6licb unperlebt. Die @erleb-
ten iDurOen auf einem Spe8ial5use
nudj Dem 2oroin Soipital gebrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-04
Samilien- -SrGsSOic,

@atte eridieBt Satin uno S6mie-
germutter. 9li1tet Damn iid
ielblt. MaS mar 0os N1otio
Gtlanta ga, 3. SSuli. 0i(
Sei6en bon 3. s. Bennett uno 5pei
6ralien purOen 6eute Nlorgen in al.
fer 5riibe in einem @}orolt in @aIt.
Yoint, elmer &oritaot BON gltlanta,
geilmoen. 0ie &erwuu0nngen 5eig.
ten oaB ole orei eriboiieu wareu.
Die 9ei9en ser 6rnueu wareu nit
StrGudern 5uge0edt, pd6reno ole
9ennett's frei oalag.
9ie fSrauen wurOen lpdter ais
,Srau Sloiiie Bennett, II Sabre alt,
oic Satin 9ennett's, uno oeren N}ut-
ter, Srai O}dttie Colbert, iocntifi3irt.
8ennuett mar EN- 9ruoer bon q. 8.
@ennctt @litglieO ser Georgia
Stantslcgislotllr
9le Yoli5ei glaubt, 0aB Bennett
Dor 5ipei Eagcu feline Satin ourd
@roroiieln t6Otetc imO gcitern i6re
@lutter nod6 Dem Gbatorte lodte, no
er iie cridoB, I'M Damn Oie 8offe &C.
gen ii6 ieI6it 81 ri6ten, nudOem er
nod porber mebrere S6iiiie auf oie
Sei6e ieiner @ottiu obgegebeu.
lleber oos @}otio ser Sdrcdeus-
t6at lit nod ni6ts @enaues befannt.