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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
@nt Sell!

Eurnperen n@orlpdrts~ uno Ger
mania-Guruoerein" ne6men Oen
Elrmlnterribt Oes @iuter-Seme-
tiers auf. 3ul6lreide 9lunel-
ounaen mo reyes 2eben unO
Trei6en in oen Gurnl6aaen.
Ger Iurnuuterri6t Oes @inter.
Semeiters bat iowobl I'M Guruoerein
ogormdrts" ais aud i'm n@ermonia.
Gurnoerein" uuume6r 6egonnen.
Singe GelltiAe III Baltimore ioQ-
ten nibt Oeridumeu iid einem Guru.
oereiu au5uidIieBen. Ger 9erfebr
nit 9iiegeugenofien i'm Gitrnperein lit
6elebeno luo trGgt piel 5ur grler-
nung ser Ocutibeu, iopie Der eugl-
i6en Spra1e bei. las Iurneu er-
friidt Ser5 lmO @eniitb imO er6obt
Oie SHaffensInit.
SeOermann meiB, ooB Ser Wlenid
pon 3eit 81 3eit Der @rboItng be-
oarf bon Der 9tnitreugung unO @r'
miioung oes tGgIiben 9ebens, s. b.
eines @c6iels ooer 9ladloiiens iei-
ner reaelmdBigeu E6dtisfeit @ines
Der groBeu Gro6leme inierer 3eit it,
geiion0e @rbolng 81 idaffen, Die es
Dem Nlenlben erin0glitbt, pirflif er.
friid)t unO uell belebt 5l ieiner 9lrbeit
5liriid8ufebrcn.
llnter ipiloen @0lfern miro oieies
iiripriingIide unO notiirlide gerlmr-
gen bcfrieOi0t ourdb baufige 6eite
un0 geriammlungen, BEL
oeuen aroft- uuo @eididli6feits-
llebungen, Spiele, SGn5e uno allge-
mcinc 6reuoe oa5u oieuen, Die Stom.
mesgeuoIlen in niibIiben Gb0tigfei-
ten 5i iiben uno 8ilgleib Sic Ginfor-
migfeit 0es tGgliden 9ebens 5u I'M
ter6reden
Sn iinierer ernlteii inoultriellen 81
6n6eii mir 81 lpenige iold
gcilurocr uationale 6eile Nas Oieic
er3ielen, miro BEL ms a6er ourd on-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
anNr 81 idnsa.

g9cil CT inn Qrllio.Sia.@orf init
ieincm @lotorjpcirao 81 ihucl gc-
ia0rcil lit milBte gcitcrn gIIbcrt 81
Qcn6aro bon gtr. 1916, 9lonoow-
min 9lpcnle. in ser noroliden Boli-
5ciiiatiou S2.45 @eloitrafe bc5a6len.
Gcn6oro befQno iid an Saniitag
9lndmiitag onf Der Scinfa6rt uon
cinch 9a1ihIaaipicl imo ioIl pie
a'nrf Yoii5iit Moore be5eIgte, init
einer @eid6tpinoigtcit BON 20 Dlcilen
pro Shinoc gefabrcn icin. Cine pei-
tore glnid6nloignng pllroc aegen Zen
GarO crbobcn, mcil 1t niht ini @ciibe
cincD Gbauferrs Sicen3 mar 0icle
gIniduloignng milroc uon &oli3cirid'
ter lllridj nicocrgcihlogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
Nas gsctter.

Sir W}arDlano inO 0en Tiitrift
Columbia bcutc ino morgeu flar;
m1Bige uorooftliHc uno oitlidc
g9inoe.
@eitern berridte ben gon5en Eag
iiber prddtiges @etter Die bodite
Icmperatur betrug 70 @rao Inn
A llbr 9ladmittaas imo sic nieorigite
90 @ra0 Inn 6 llbr 0lorgens.
Gic groBte Sdnelligfeit oes @in-
0c5 mar s U1eilen BON Siiooiten.
Ger 6cudtiefeitsgeboIt Der 2ilft
mar S4 @ro5ent um s llbr Wlorgens
ms 60 95ro5ent Inn s ll6r glbenos.
SH oen ii6riaen @etterbeobaH-
tuugs .Statiouen Oes 9anoes mar Die
bodite Iemperatlu pie folgt:
9ltlaitic Gitp 10, 9iSmard S4,
Bolton 50, guffalo IA, Gbarleiton
80, Chicago SS, GlepeIano rs. Gem
Der SO. Ietroit sc. Gulut6 y, GaIt-
port 60, @alpeiton Sc, @reeu gan
Sc, Satteras IA, SABRE Sc, SeIena
so, Sadiiouoiae "a, aanias GitD 50,
Stnorpile 80, Marquette 90, Nlein-
pbis So, Wlontreal "A, g}onhtdet 6S,
g1eu Srleans so, glep Dorf so, 96i-
laOelp6ia 80, Gfloboma 86, 9Sitts-
bura1 S6, Eortlauo, N2e. "a, Sort.
lano, Ore, G6, Guebec ~ 9laleigb
50, Salt cafe Gitp rs, Gan 6ran-
cisco ~, ct. 9ouis sc, scranton 50,
Shreveport So, Spofane GA, SDro.
cric rs, Compa sc, @ai1ington 80,
l9iiHlipca rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
Sin ,,trodcner4 sOuntaa.

8irtbicbaiten in 9oltimore-6ountD
an geitri0en Sonntag bermetiid
pcridloiien GieIe Duritigc bel
i6rem Gintrcfieu in Sie6lano.
tomn bitter enttduiAt 8oli5ei.
0lorihaa Greoner 6dlt ibarfe
@adr-
@roBe 9li6c bcrridte geitern @lor-
gen in Siq6lanotopn lno @alton.
.UeariHnQ Grcamer BON Der County
Holi3ci mar nit icincn Seilten auf
Dem @oiicn uno fein Eropfen gllfo-
Dol mar am 5onntog Morgen mad,
Mittcrnaht mebr 5u befonmen unO
oic 9oroer. uuo Sintertbiiren blieben
aud bis 6elte @loroen bermetiiA
peri6loiicn. @iele olritiec aebler
rn0 picle 9la6tibmdrmer nit ibren
Tamen famen naH Wlitternadt in
SigbIanotomn in 9lutomobilen an,
ilno 5u ibrem gritauncn iaben iic
Oicle Eerioneu uor loren StanlmIo-
lalen iteben sic pur0en balo ge-
pobr, Dab u9ii@ts 81 MAIDEN" iuar
ri0 8ogen nliBnut6ig pieoer a6.
Dics mar oas 9ieiultot oes 9Srote.
ties DER uSorOS Dan 9laiauce4 un0
2ln0erer por Den Gountp Gommiiid-
rei onl leBten Diontag. 9faricbaa
Greamcr bntte ieine gon5e Wlann-
idais tbcils ii llniforn tbeils IN
Gipil aui oeni &lase ino erfldrte,
oaB er icoc Gcrleblng oes @eiebes
imteroriiden ueroc, 70 Gut er t0nne
Der 5onntag pcrlici icoo6 O6nc 5t0.
rsR.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21

bic brape ug}edor" geleiitet, ljlO nur
oieier 2eiititngsfdbigfeit lit cs 81 Dere
oanfeu, onB id oen % in0 "a ano.
ten-areu5cru ertrinnen fonnte. 9ll-
leroiugs boben ieIbit Die Dauiifanten
mandmal ao6leu iHoitfeln miiiieu,
uHo oas n'0eil Dir i'm Siegerfran5~
flong redt ionOerbar ans oeren ilit-
geii6t uuo ibwielig geworoenen
Sdnoen ais mir enoliA Sap SenrD
pdiiirt botten.
Die Wlannidaiten bielten irb Dor,
5iigli6, inO aufriAtige Srelloe
itrabIte ais i5ren 9lugen ais ih an
Tie geitern eilte tleine 9lnipro6e bielt.
oSerr Gopitdn iogte einer bon i6-
memo, mir 6oben'S 0en GngldnOern
aber oroentlic6 oe3eigt. Gos llndn.
gene6nlitc all Der 8obrt mar, oaB oie
Seiie iebr balD oiisgirq tn0 leiOer
fonnten mir, trob aller 9enliibiingen
oes GberfodS, feine heue Beriteaeu.
gluh por oie rSrcltoe ouf Dem
o9ledar~ groB, ols etolib nod 46
Iogcn sum eriteu Dial tpieoer oie
eleitriiden Sidter uit9eore6t pupa
oen.
GopitGn 9eu5, Der 6ieiige Snipeftor
oes 9lorooeliideu 9lopo, beri6tetc
iogcr oob gopitdn Siutid, oer ii6er
feds @oden lana IN ieiner aojiite
feiu Sift otgc5iinoet 6otte, iih oen
gail3cn 9l6enO iuieOer an Sicbter.
alon5 erfreut bdttc, ais ocro9sedor~
iic6 9c6orgen in Der G6eiopeafe-9ai
6efnh0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21

Der es ideinbor I'M jeOen &reis auf
mein Shiff a6geieben 6attc, sen
arel5er n2oncaiter~ bon S}ew Dorf
Der 5ir Siilfe gerilfeu. God aud
Oiciem ipielte irb cinen Streid. SSn.
ner6olb bon N1eilen fu6r id in
Ser Elnfelbeit an ibn por6ei un0
erreic6te BEL Cape Satteros oie onies
rifanide aiiite. Gort 6egegnete mir
Elm cu6aniider areu5er, Ger BON ser
9altimorer Sternenbarnerlpode 3n-
riidfe6rfe.
Gor Gritaunen itoppte er alb, 0enn
er i6ien meih Sdiff fir BEN nC5lic-
genOeu Solldnoct@ 81 balten Seoeu-
falls founte er iicb oas Derdnoerte
9lusieben oeS D9tedar" niHt erflGren.
Gem idbon in SoDona 9olieu mir
ollie 6or6e in eineu groBen Gopf 5u.
ionmen inO molten inieren Gam.
pier uengliid~ an, Carm iiebt er
ieBt ath 10 ionoer6or ans. Shmar-
ser Sdornitein gelber glnitrih iinO
iouit nidt sic 6orben Oes 2lohos.
llniere orobtloie SeIegrapbie fam
ms ie6r 81 itotten, @enn mir aid
Die biffrirten GepeiHen ser @ngldn.
Der nicbt eiit5iffern fonnten 10 fonn-
ten mir ooh in einigen Gogen Elm
Bilo pou Der Stelling Der cin5eluen
Gompier MAIDEN. 9lber aid sic
ieinoIiHen Griegsidiffe 6aben mir
peiOlid nit unierer oro6tIoien Sele-
graphic gedrgert 0ft ionOten mir
gon5 leiie Sele9ramme aus, penn
mir in ndbiter gtG6e pdren, unO err
wedter ooOurd BEL Sen @erfolgeru
oen glnihein, ais idminme Der
og}edar~ in meiter Serne.
@liidfiderlpciie batte id Del Der
leBten 9eiie, Inn leeren &num aus.
3unilbcil, iue6r aoblcn an @orS ge-
uomnen ais fir cine 9ieiie unbe-
oingt not6menoig mar. Sonit bdtte
ib nit Dem @ei5en 9efeuert, oenn
lieber bate ib i'm ber6rannt, ais i'm
oen @naldnoern 5nr geitte fallen
81 loiien. 9is 81 II anoteu 6otte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
@eriet9cn i'd in Sic Saare.

Ger llmitnuo, Dab Die 9iegerinnen
al}oggie 8almcr bon 9tr. 51T Aeit-
SceitraBc, mo gpd Seifins bon 91r.
t0t7 @cit SerinstonitraBe, 9eiOe
BON Oentiel6en @lanne 5li eineul 9len-
oc5OouS 6eitellt woroei fporeli, cnoete
Oonlit, Dab iic iicb IN Die Soare gerie.
t6en imo Nlo9gie @ollncr Elm lSrei-
quarter in ser iiioweItli1en 4oli8ei-
itation be5ieben miiBte. Boli5cirih-
ter S6irm perlrt6eilte lie 5ii einem
Dollar Strafc uiiO Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
6nlartnlti&6rn.
BON 9ampfer ytrdar
Sur See anssefRbrt.
NsreIGte Die ben 0Gtlamtic
abimcbemOem britiidDcn
SremSer.

Scr 9aorOoeutit6e 2Io1O- -Qompfcr
longte geitern unter Der 6iibruno
bon aopitdn Sintib nod 46.tdgi.
ger arcl8io5rt ourd ale Sbeile
Oes otIontiiden 08eons I'M 8ol-
timorer Sofen an. Sottc gBei.
sen BON eoI0eiton an 8Oro.
@uroe an DER 0aorofiiite sdott-
Ian's sur llmfebr se5wunsen,
6iibr me6rerc @aaIe III elmer Gnt-
ferning bon penigen @aciIen an
fcinoliden arcu5ern 0orbei. -
@rente iic NIT Iciie aisseianOteui
5aufcniprud. 2unoete feline
@aiIogiere in Sapana.
gSie ein fleiuer 9iomon flingen Die
Sdiloerungen Der Sffi5iere Oesgtoro-
oeutihen Slopooompfers a9ledar~,
Der uad elmer 46-tdgigen 0lciie gIiidr
lid Der GerfoIgnug Der englii6en
inO fran5oiiiden arel5cr entrant
imo 9eitern III Dem 9oltimorer So-
ien 3uflubt na5m
Gopitdn s. Sintid Der oen Gam-
pier bier5er bradte, nohte aeltern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
glallm GncfTlbcr elm.

9lneebid in iclbihnorocriider gl6.
iiHt na6m geitcrit bic IN 9lr $50,
g9eit-GonpopItraBc woAnbaite 6raIi
guo 5laoisfc einc Guuntitdt Gned.
iiI6er 5li iih, pliroe ie0od iogleid) ii
ooS llniperiit0ts SoIpital gei6aiit,
wo oie Soiihiing geGlIbert puroe,
ibr 2eben erboltcn 81 f0nnen 9ic
mar pou ibren gbcmanhe, Srn. @nt.
Sldbisfo, aufgeiunoen moroen. Ger
@runo 5lI Dem aIgeriheinli1cn
Selbitnoroucriu9 Der Srau fonntc
nidt crmittelt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21

einem 9erihtcritatter oes uGeut-
iHer Gorreiponoenten~ folgeuoe I'M
tereiiautc Wlitt6eilitngeu iiber sic
Iuehielpolle 6obrt:
o@ir 6otten am 20. Suli nit ct
wo 300 @aiiagieren @olueiton Der
laiien lnO liefen am 5. glugiit Sa.
pana an. Iort erreidten inns Oie
erlteu giodridien pom ariegsails.
6rud Ger u91edur" 1otte cine
mertbpolle @ei5enlooiing al gorO,
Sic fir Bremen beitimmt mar. Sd
periudte Die 2a0lng nod Geiitld)-
lanO 5u bringen, mo ieBte Oesbal6
III &uoaun onc @aiiogiere al Sou0.
son 0en engliicben &rel5ern Die Del
Sapana lagen inbebelIigt, fomen
mir bis 5tlr glor0fiiIte BON Sc5ott-
lmo, no ieooh engliiAe arieasihific
Ons 3o6rualier pollitdn0ig 6lodir-
fen. Sd mar oober ge5winIgen Ocu
Gurs 5u dnOcrn imO Deriudte an
oie iponiid)e Siiiie 3n gelongen Sii-
ncr6ol6 BON 30 W2eileu paiiirte ser
u9ledar~ gliidliA 8pei irau5oiiidc
ariegsidiiic, a5er es eripies iit6 oeli-
nod ais ousgeidloiiet Die ipaniidc
aiiiic 81 erreihen Ga6er iteucrte
irh auf 0ie canoriiden Snieln an
nuBte a6er aud bort micocr na6
Siiocn auSmeiden oa iid iein0lide
areu5er III set 9ld6e befonoen Sd
eutidloB mid nut nod Eorto 9lico
al Oompien SSn Der 9id5e Der aii-
Ite traf ih meineu uSrelti0~ oeli
engliicben Rrcu5er o93erloid@ oelien
Gopitdu erfldrt bate, i6m lei ser
,9}edar" nit ieinenI Gopitdii $4,000
mcrt6. Gem o9erioid" luar idl
namlidl idon in Sopona sum groB-
ten glcrgcr iciner Cffi5iere entluiidt
glm Is. September iob ih ait
0}abnlittag 9iopdpolfen ain Sori
5ont. mo bog ooralii tpicoer nah
Siioeit otd 6oilduOiih @llinea an,
ans. Sd iil6r NIT @olloampi Uor-
ous, Big enolid Der gluuh pieorr
Dcridiulnoen ipar @egen glbelo
9lbenO io6 id ipieoer oieiel6en 9iaud.
luolfen am Sori3ont uno cntidloB
mid, oireft oif sen Gonlpfcr los 81
fo6rcn SD poiiirte i'm tn per
Gunfel6eit III elmer gntfcrnuna uoH
Orei Nleilen unO iob 81 neiner gros
Sen 6rcuoc lpie Der o9erluid BERN
id5 6otte es pieoer nit i6n 81 tbun,
ieine mddtiqeu 5deiuwerier alif bic
5tclle ribtete, Bic Id Dor flr5er 3clt
paiiirt Gottr- SH fH6r nun 0ireft
uab y2oroen, Sci StEbomos ordn9-
len mid 5wei fron35iihe Srell5er
ans Dem airs, uno bel Ben ga6onid-
sSneln traf i'd pieoer einen en9lis
iden areu5er
Sn5piiden Bate Der u9erlpld"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21

oerc 5aftoren be5uedt. Inter Oieien
iteben Die GrruOereine IN oieiem
2unOe an eriter Stelle
Ser 9urnoerein lit cine 9ereini.
gung, sic i1ren Dlitalieoern Die @cs
leoen6eit sur ipitematii6en lnO nil
ienihniilid angelegten a0rperiibuh9,
iopie 81 perniinftiger ltnterboItlng
bictet. Sier fam ser mitOe @eitbdits-
mann mebr @r6ohmg finoen, ais I'M
I6eoter, mo Der 5abrif- oOer SaOen-
urbeitcr mebr. ais bel Oen @anoel.
biloera. Sier qibt es bele6enoe lle-
binagen III angeue6mer @eieaidoft
nebIt cinenr Iebbaften spiel lno ei-
ncul friideu GuiHeboo nad oem
Eirneu g9er iih regelm1Big iolder
llcbuugen befleiBigt miro erfubren,
ooB Scr 8erit6renOen 9irfilng oes
StoOtlebens lu1o Der ingeiimDen 9e'
idGftigllng Ginbalt ge6oten, oab
guergic fir oen n6diten Iog aufge.
lpeihert poroen lit, unO Dab oie
sSreuoe an Scr 9lrbcit 5iiriidfe6rt. Gic
I'M 0jeiAaft t6atigc 5roil, Die Nluttci
ino Saisfrmt iinoeu I'M Snrueu
oicielbe gr6ohtng uno oenlelbea
neuen 9ebensmut6.
llno man Oer9ciie nidt welde
g9o6ltbat turueriirbe 1bdti9feit iiir
uuIcre ainoer it, inlo OuB lie oaOurb
81 tiidtieerb fr6iii9en po6Igcbiloe-
ten Meni6en er8ogcn merocu
60 fam Die gon3e camille &C.
nieBeu mas Der GIlrn0erein bietet
niht lntr Das Eurnen ielbit ionoern
oud aae oie onoercn, geiitigen tmo
qcniiit6Iideu @eronltaltimgen oes
Turupereins. "a gibt cS Gortrage,
Observation-Disclosures SdoiItlrlIcil,
Gon8erte, Idr5e imo, oas bette bon
9lQenL Spa5iergdnge itAo glusfliige
ouf oas SanO, nit Golfsturuen fiir
Die iilhgeu Seltte, lin0 Sieoern nm
Gut mo 6relOe fiir Nile.
@er 0ieie 9ort6eilc Der 3uge56rig-
felt 5imi IllrnDerein eilunal erfannt
Bat Ger miro iib gar balo einenl
iolden Gerein anihlieBen 81 iei-
ner Ie6ensldnglidcn @enugt6uung
inO 6reloe.
Die 3obl scr Ibeilne6mer am
Curnunterribt in Ser nGormdrts-
SaQe~ All ser @eIt.9crinaton-S Strabc
betrug bereitS in ser oergangeuen
@ode 9eaen Simoert- gine gerOop.
pclilug oieiar 9ln5abl miro idon fir
Die n6diien Gage cripartet Sin 9lus-
ilug Der ainoetflaiien III 9egleitltna
Der eItern miro g. DIT itattiiuOen
9Iud im ACCOMPLISHMENTS
berridt regltes 2e6en inO Ereiben,
ino nit ie0em neuen Iage geben
auH 5a6lreide neuc gIumclomngen
iiir Sen Eurniinterriht elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
Syiir Elm Seintoetrsaf.

&os bon Geo. @iintber gcbraiite
OSier 1T 0as bette. @ielc 9eurtbciIer
bon Bier erflGren, ooB es iroeno
cinem eritflaiiisen ouSldnOiideu
Qicrc glcidfommt. @erooe oas gin9
fir ocn 6amilienecbraud. 6cinItes
Nlromo. Better @ei@nod nno iebr
nabrfrdftig. 0ireft bon Scr @rmte-
rci onrA Die nelieiteu @loidjinen ab.
cefiint woour6 obioIute 9aeinbeit
eeiihert miro. Giite $1.00. @bone
@olfe 20. (Suni1S,1&iWlo,DD)
(gInaeiael
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
9sstsr anf Sem arieassfaSs.

Gin ariegs5us mi &Ieinen foitete
geitern Dem in gtr. 405, storris-Sll-
len, mo6n6aiten Eeter @oriuA oas
5iitnmbcn BON $6.45, 8lt welder
Strofe i'm 9iibter Shirn in Der iiio-
weitli1eu @oli5eiitation peroonnerte.
Ycter bate Dem Sogis @irtb 5r.
Qapit aus Der gtorriS 9laeD I'M Ser
lanie eines @ortwediels fllr5er&ano
cine @ieriloiAe al oeu appi gcwor-
iel.
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(lin6rndl nn ber gnn0itrnie.

Sr 2ouis 9ieeie bon g}r. 1004'
9tor0 @onoitraBe, Bat ocitcrn oie
@oli3ei 0es noro0itlicben 0iitrifts be-
nn1ribtiet Dab Ginbreder in oas
Speiie5immer ieincr @o6nrng ger
itiegcn iino uno SAmlidiaden in@e'
iaumtpert9c bon $3.50 er6euteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
sunnennnf. nnS llnteraana.

Sonnenauigong % II. SO 30.
Sonnenimtergang .6 Il. z 90.
Nlonouutergang 6 Il. 46 ". qIbeuoS
6lutb ...7 Il. "a @1 @lorgenS
5hitb. s. II. A 90. 9l6enos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21

gen 0tahhiittog inn 3 ll6r bon Der
Serteliben @o6nung aus oiif Dem
9ollOon Ynrf -6rie0hof itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21

glls .Dlifc" SfoOion BON gtr. 219,
5iio ggooopeoritraBe, III g9m. Sur
leDs 9.citnltrant, 9lr. 1886, @eit.
ErattitroBe ein 0'las Bier trort, mar
cr felicniait oapoH iibcr5eigt Dab
Dies oas pon ihm bcitelltc Bier mar.
ST batte iid ieood geirrt un0 elm fal-
ides @lao ergriiicu SurlcD fonnte
iib 6icrii6cr nidt beru5igen imo
milBte idlieBlib perboitct weroen, oa
CT aitf 9looinn losgegaigcn mar 80
li5eirihier5hirni perrrt5ciltc ton ge.
Itern III Der iii0weitliden $oli5eilta.
ton 3u 81 Straic mn Soften.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-18
HANCOCK sREvlTlEs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert Of
Hancock celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary Saturday. Mr. Gil
bert is one of the oldest residents of
Hancock.
The barn men and office employees of
the Houghton County Traction COM
pany will play a game of baseball at
the Hancock driving park next We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Peters and son. have return
ed To their home, I'm Grand Rapids az
ter an extended visit in this city with
friends and relatives.
Members of lngot hive. X. q. II. NJ
will meet tomorrow evening and the
question of the proposed merger of
this order with the Maccabees of the
World will be discussed.
Miss Alice Ruhl has resumed her
duties as stenographer for the Bridge
man Russell company of Hancock at
ter weeks illness.
Court Rene Mcsnard. T.. of A. will
meet tonight.
Albert Matt of Marquette is visit
ing i'm Hancock.
W. II. Bamford of Ishpeming grand
president and Captain Joseph Thomas
of Negaunee, grand vice president of
the grand lodge, Sons of st. George
of Michigan, arrived i'm Hancock Sat
urday evening for Il short visit.
The semi-annual meeting of the Con-
sregational of Israel was held AT the
Temple Jcob yesterday afternoon. Re-
ports were received for the past six
months and several minor matters dis
cussed
Mrs. Lundbeck and son, Hader. left
yesterday for Europe where they will
locate.
f. Perso of Marquette is visiting i'm
the city.
c. VI. Powers of Chicago. is i'm Han
cock on one of his regular business
trips 10 the merchants of the copper
country.
NJ NJ. Smith of New York is regis
tered at the Scott Hotel.
A. NJ. Kiechler of Minneapolis is in
Hancock
The board Of review was i'm session
this morning, and will continue until
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Taxpayers having grievances may Wis
ii the board and voice their protests.
Members Of the Socialistc So
cicty Of this district met i'm the North
Star Temperance hall yesterday after
noon and an enthusiastic meeting was
held. Several prominent speakers cr
the copper country gave addresses.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-18
Lake Linden Hubbell

tots, one a brother Of the boy who
was drowned. In a childish manner.
they said they had been playing on a
boom i'm a little bay near second street
and that twice during the afternoon,
Earl fell into the water. other boys
were playing ball i'm the vicinity and
frequently, they recovered the ball at
ter IL had been batted into the lake.
Becoming more adventurous, Earl
crossed tn the end Of the boom when
he lost his footing and fell into the
water.
lie called to his playmates and i'm
mediately attempted To swim tn the
shore. Meanwhile the other boys ran
for assistance and when they returned,
Earl was missing. Dragging appara
tus was secured and within forty i've
minutes. the body was recovered. Var
ious means of resuscitation were APP
piled but To no avail.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon from the Congregational
church, Rev. Bagnall officiating. Bur-
ial will be in Maple Hin.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-18
REPUBLICANS To
MEET THURSDAY
Hon. Gerrit ]. Dickema viii Be
Speaker at Amphldrome Meet

Hon. Gerrit j. Diekema OF Holland.
former congressman and former chair
man of the state central committee,
one of Michigan's best known orators.
viii be- the principal speaker AT a
meeting of the Republicans of Hough-
ton county to bee held I'm the Amphi-
drume ON Thursday evening. The
meeting was called Saturday by Coun-
IN Chairman Miller of Houghton and
is Tor the purpose Of selecting eighty
eight delegates Co attend the Republic
can state welfare meeting called by the
state central committee 10 be held at
Detroit al the Light Guard Armory,
May %.
The safe central committee has fixed
Houghton county's delegates at eighty
eight but leaves the method of select
ing 10 the county committee. The De-
troit meeting is to be one that will re-
unite and strengthen the Republican
party i'm the state. II will make poliu-
cal history and it is expected that
there will he a rush of volunteers 20
attend il. For this reason the choice
viii he left 10 the meeting Thursday
light
For the benefit of prospective dele
gates IL can he said that congressman
Patrick H. Kelley will be the temper
airy chairman of the Detroit meeting
and United states Senators Borah of
Idaho and Smith and Townsend Of
Michigan will speak.