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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

Champion grocery aud meat + 81
Herboth, painting, papering. 1851
DR. schwentkcr vsteopath. IN. III
Fees candy store We have fresh
homemade candy every day.
u spitz returned yesterday morn
ing from q business trJn to El Faao.
Miss Ednn Pntchln arrived here
yesterday from soeofro tO spend the
week With her PARENTS Or ana Mrs.
$. J patchin
There VIII be regular meeting of
Mineral Lodge No 4 knights Of py-
thias, tonight al o'clock A fun att
tendance is desired. as final arrange
ments Will be- made for the enter
talnment Of the Gnmd Lodge
Clarence rllrcy Of Baxter n. 81, "a
member OF the finance committee 1T
the J. q 9, + grnd lodge. arrived
here Yesterday 20 attend the grand
lodge. While here he will he the guest
Of Or s. j. Burton ana family
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
TolcY Cnthnrlic Tnhlels

You will like their positive action
They have a tonic effect on the bow.
els, and give a wholesome. thorough
cleansing to the entire bowel tract
Sur the liver to healthy activity and
Keep stomach sweet Constipation
headache, dull, tired feeling never at
ilict those who Use Foley Cathartie
Tablets. Only 25c. Specially comfort
ing 70 stout persons who enjoy the
hight and free feeling they give. For
sale by Butts. Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

tarrIzozo, \. NJ. oct. "A new
auto aeliNew line between this point
ana WHITE Oaks has been inaugural
60 ~ charles y Mayer OF White
oahs' AR Mayer's machines make
points.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
PEACE SUNDAY IS
CELEBRATED IN
CHURCHES HERE
Services Depart Little From
Usual With Exception That
Prayers Are Said for End
ing of Gigantic Conflict,

Protestant churches generally OBJ
served Peace Sunday yesterday with
applications IL the usual services for
the speedy termination uf the Euro
pcan war. The services contained NO
departure from the usunl sunday ser
Vices with the exception nf the pray
ers Tor peace Several ministers re-
ferred 70 the conflict in their SCR
mons
AZ 81 Johns Episcopal church "a
special prayer prepared hv Bishop
lIowdcn Was fcelfed. The same SEP
Vices held there were held IN fifty
dloceses IN the state Tho prayer fol-
lows.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
summer Garden SaIoon.

Free lunch every night nj IL.
Good music, dance hall in connac.
tion. Everybody invited.
james Tavasci. Prop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
LOCAL ITEMS
WEATHER REPORT.

or Int REST

Maximum temperature. &C. mini
mum. * range ~. Temperature ht
oelock yesterday afternoon. So.
North winds. partly cloudy. precipl-
tatinn. Sc inch
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

On saddles. harness and cowboy out
ITS az llausers harness shop. H.
West copper avenue
CHIROPRACTOVs.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Battcndorf, u. c.
Located AT t20 W. Gold. Phone f4aiW
-
Phone ISIS. Taxi McQuade Bros
Go 20 Or. Schwentker's for the best
Ia osteepathy. medieutcd vapor baths,
limitations. ozone and electric. Or. II.
W, Hanna, associated Lady atten-
dant. Cunsutation free.
Saddle horses Trlmhle's Red Barn.
WATER TAX DIE AND PAYABLE
At OFFICE or WATER co. 1I6 5.
SECOND.
Popular Nfnsie---5c eOpy--tiurtng
Fair week. Learnard- Iindcnmnn Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

Popular Mn~ic--5c cop,--dtrine
lair week. i.earnard- Iindemann Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

Or Y w. Hanna. osteepathie spe.
cialist on stomach, liver. kidneys and
bowels 81 Dr.. Schwentkeg's Phone
III.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

saddIe hor.es rrImhIe.. Red narn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

20, Almighty God, the Father ~ our
3 Lord Jesus Christ the Prince Ut Peace.
visit, We bcseerh thee, the nations ni
earth who are at this time engaged ln
deadly strife. Stay their hands from
violence and bloodshod Protect the
fathefiess children and the widows
and show thy pity upon all prisoners
and captlvcs Preserve all who are
IN peril by land and sea- Comfort the
distressed, ana give wisdom 10 those
IN authority that they may see thy
VIII, and grant them grace that they
may faithfully perform the same. to
the honor and glory of thy Holy Name.
and foi the furtherance Of peace and
goodwill among men. through Jesus
Christ, our Lord Amen"
services az University.
At the University Of New Mexico
yespers Dean liodgin presided in the
absence Of President D. r.. Boyd. the
Rev. 5. + Allison. pastor Of the Cen
tral Avenue Methodist Episcopal
ehurcn. South. gave the Invocation.
and NJ +. Fox the sermon Mr.. Fox
dwell Upon the fact that the war is
bound to effect some social and eeono-
mic changes tor the good In Europe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

phone 5S9 Ta1I NcQaaqo nr0-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

rhane ~. raxI McQnaae nros
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

ngSittels6ader@ gcben nob Der Wia.
rpIano Shore ullnfel 'grdiig
Screcn" bat iid fir bcltc @2il-
ler's &orf ouscrforcn.
0oS i66nc fril6c g9cttcr Iodt
9cute cine gon3e 9lu5o6l oeiiticbcr
Gcrcine binaus in @ottcs id6ne ga.
tur. 0ic n&er. SGnqer bon 9oIti-
more" pcroen lid beutc gtodmittog
orrb @ciang ln0 angcncbmc I'm
tcrboltllng im nglrion&arf" on Ger
&'ilfcnssglDcmie pcrgniigcu uno mol
len babel sic lcbtcn &orbcrcitlmgel
fir oaS Gon5ert Der oGoncorOio"
ppn 8ilfesborrc bciprcden uno cben-
folIS mcitcre arrangements trcffclL
ocnl S1ngcrfcltc 0cs n9lr6citcr Gan.
gerbltnoeS", pcl0eS iii Baltimore
ltattfiuoen miro, allf Die 8eine 81
6clfen. IS miro ais einc Gbrer.
pfli6t ser Sanger ongcieben Dem
SGngerfeltc Ger 9lrbeiter, 81 nelcbcnt
lmgcfGbr rs &ercinc bon gInspdrts
fommcn frGftig bei8uipringeR, oa-
nit ocs Set einen fir Baltimore cb-
rcnboitcn @rfolg alti3umciicn bat.
0ie 9opern Ocs ug8ittelsba1cr
&ereinS" uno ou6 ole anOeren 9aD
crn mcrOcn Dcllte nod Dem gWtorD
lonO %arf", nobe Ebompion's Sea.
girt Souic, gc6en no lic nabc ON
g&oiicn iino mo iiA al ser pr6dti-
gen 9lusii6t iibcr Die 9o1 erfreuen
f0nncn.
Ole 4SlottoeutlAcn geben ebcnfallS
an oos gSoiier; Der nllnfel 8rdiig-
g'erccn" bat icinc 0fitglieoer oil on-
ccrcr Stcllc ocs n0eutiAcn GORE.
iponoenten eingclo0en, no9 Dtl-
lcr's @urf, nnbc @unoolf al fou-
men mo 5wor aiicb oicl gSolicr 5u ie-
ben lit abcr 6efonntlib oniiiircn
lidj sic @lottocutidcu am 9elten ou,
no Gin prd6tigcr Qurit obne 0iiibc
gcl0idt merOen fam.
9(m Sonutag, ocn "a. @Ioi, gcben
aIlc 0lcbger auf Dem @anpier
u@rcamlono" noAeGDeiapeofe @eod,
lmo nn Sonntog, oen z. SSuii, ma.
den es ole Singer oes g9lrion"
ebcnlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
(sinc biIiioc y1eoerin.

@incn riciigen Nlcni6enaiIiluuf
perlria9tc gcitern 9(benO tur5 na6
8 llbr an Der Gdc bon Gntar- un0
&altimoreltroBc oie 30 Sabre olte
9legerin @attic @romn. sic botte
ii6er oen 0llrit gctrlnfeu uno idrie
ans 9eibcstrGitcn. 9rei @oli5iiten
muren notbig Inn lie iiberpdltigen
5i fonncu Iic glrrcitantin trat sic
Si6er6eitswd6ter nit 6iiBen unO
Dcru6tc nlc6rerc N}ale, BON ibren
3d6ncn @e6rau1 5it MAIDEN. @tpa
1000 Menibcn bottcn iib angeiam-
melt, ais oie @ioeripenitige in Den
Fotromogcn 9ctragen wuroc. SSn
Der peitli6cu 95oli5eiitation miro ii1
Sattie 6eute %ormittog Dor ASoli3ci-
ridter SaDler II perantportcn bu-
beli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
Earmers.gaa.

Sebrreld)e Stlm0en I'M W|orplanOer
2onomirt6icboitliden Snititlt.
@hluei6lmg Scr neuen SoQe. n
glQe 6ormerionlilien cingeloOen.
SIN N}orplGnoer &aHomirt6i6nftli.
6en Goleg miro am 30. @taL DEM
@rGberidmiidltngStogc ser oaidbrs
lide 6ornerstQg a6geboten 81 Dem
oQe 6ormer lnO 0eren Somiien eins
gelooen iinO. @ci Oicier @elegen6eit
miro ben 9emdcrn gc5eigt, pie Die
pericbcOeuen 8roOuftc ouf Ocn Gr-
perinlcntir 6armen nabe Dem Gol-
lcg gc5ogen mer0cn, iinO 5uglei6 fii-
bet Oo6ei bic &inpci6ung OeS neuen
SouieS scr StuOentcn itatt. Ga mer-
ben 3uerit Grpcrincnte nit Spar
gel ge5eigt; uie Oas @roSlono auf
perihieoene gSeiie nit ¨toiinger
bcbonoelt pcr0cn nnIB pie man
ncue Obit @orictdteu er5ielen fonn;
mie Die G6n6Gume gcipribt wcroen
1liilien. 1875 oeriNicOene Sorten@rOs
beeren iueroen gejei9t; wie man
ielbIt Die Srrigotion bon @drten be-
iorgen fam; pie Oos Serum gegen
Sdlpeine G6olera angeponOt Wers
0cn muB; pie Silos ge6olt mcrocn
miiiien; pie sic Sorn Nloi6incrie
gcboltcn iuer0en miB; pie Sdueine
gegen Gbolero 0einlpit merOen mill
len; mie Der g9ai3en geoiingt perOen
fam; Ggperincnte nit @intermoi-
6en im0 @crite gemo6t iperoen; wic
Oas Sii6ner5ous eingerihtet werOen
ioQte; mie man &olf onuenOen mlB;
wie nan9llfolfo oiingt pe oic@riins
6Gilier aebolten meroen iolltcn etc.
0ieie le6rreicEen Stln0en iollte fci-
nc 6ormerSionilie Ocridumen DaS
College liegt an ser 9altimorc-S6io-
@o6n nobe &oi6inNton unO mer oa.
bci bic 9imOcs6ouptIta0t 6eiuden
nil, fam gl6enOs auf Der cleftri-
iAcn 9o6n bon BORT nab @aibing.
ton fo6reu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
@ismnrfis Nlndlfnmmell.

0ic Grben oes &an5lers buben itb
10 icbr aus Dem ofientliben Sebeh
5uriidge5ogen, OoB man oen g3amen
8ismard, ouf 2ebenoe ongemonot
nur nod ielten bort, uno oob giebt
eS sur 3cit orei5cbn gtaAtommen
Otto bon @isnards.
Ger &on8ler bate aus Ieiner @be
nit SSobonno u. @uttfauer 0rei &in-
ser, ben 6iiriteu @cr6ert 9iSmard,
sic @rdfin Niorie unO Den @rofen
g9ilbclm. &on oicicn lcbt MIR nod
bic So6tcr, Die C5rofin Wfarie Gliia-
bet6, wcl6e am 81. 9higrit 1S4S IN
S60n6auicn geboren pur0e, iicb onl
6. gtoDenber 1878 nit Dem @rafen
b. &anbau Dcrm1bIte uno beute ais
66.SSd9rige IN @obersOorf bel &iel
mo6nt. @on ibren beioen Sobncn,
Die man auf 10 Dielen 8iloern aus
SrieoribSruD finoet Oen@rofen Otto
ln0 Gbri1tian &nntuiL lit Ger 1lteitc,
0tto, I'M Sabre 1911, 81 Sabre alt,
ais 9tcieren0or geitorben. Scr 5meite
ltebt ais 2ielltenant bel Sen 2iinc6ltr-
gre 0rogonern.
Shirt Scr6ert Itorb 6ercitS am 1S.
0e3enbcr 1904 unO 6interlieB cine
98ittme, cine ge6orenc @rGfin N5ar-
gucrite SoDoS, uno fiinf Stinoer. Die
6iirItin-g -gSittpe le6t felt Dem Eo0c
ibres @emo6ls in 5rieoric6Srub, mel
Dies 1ie foum jennls DcrlGBt, rn0
miomct Ii6 Der @r3ic6ung ibrer Sim
Der. Ger dlteitc Sobn uno @rbc
ocs 6iiritentitcls, Otto, miro an 25.
september oieles Sabres II Sabre.
Gr trot gum erltemmol IN Der Seffent-
libfcit berpor, ais er bel Der Gntbiil-
luna Ger 9iilte leincS @roBbaters in
Der g9alboao bel 9icgcnsburg 0aS
fiirltli6e &auS 8ismord bertrot.
Seinc bci0cn &riioer Iteben nod in
Sna6cndItcr, mdbrcnO icine Sdme-
Itcrn Sanna mo @ocOela differ Iino.
@ruf g9il6clnt @iSniord, Der 3pcite
Go6n oes 5iiriten pclbcr I'M Sabre
1901 81 &nr8in itarb, binterlicB bier
&inDcr aus ieiner @be NIT SD6ille
y. 9lrninL pon oencn ooS iiingite ein
Sobn g}ifoIau8 it, Der I'M 1S. Sc
bcnSia6re itebt. Son oen orei So@-
fern lit oie dlteite, @rdfin Sertba,
felt 1909 nit eineut @ribatoo5cnten
scr E6eoIogie an Der 9toltoder llni-
periitGt Derbeirotbet. 0ie 8meite
S6mciter, SSrene, lit oie @attin OeS
9littcrgltsbeiibers @rafcn b. @inlie.
oel lnO ic6cnfte 0ieiem om Is. Suli
1909 elm S01terben, @iiela, Die critic
llrenfeIin oeS glltreiAsfon6bers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
Der @eISmartt.

Gie feite Saltlmg 60lt oili Dem 9It-
iicnnorftc an. Sic 9haSfu6r
bat abgcnommcu oogcaeu mar
Die @iniubr 6cocutenO groBcr.
glad Der trditigen @r6ohmg inter
Dem Gin0rud Der bcporltebenoen
9lufflGrllug ser mcrifouiidcn Sihio.
tion, bleb Die bel outer Stinimung,.
Die &olihlit mar ie0ocb minoer re9e.
neil man gndbit Oen meitcren %cr.
louf Scr Nicrifo 9lifaire a6martcl
min. 9luBcrocm muroe, obicbou Der
llntcrton felt 6licb, bic GolfhIit IN
Sbronfcn ge6altcu ourb pcriAie.
Oenc glo6riAtcn mo @eridtc. 90
mar Der SaDrcSobicbluB Der glmolgo.
mateO Copper So. cnttduihen0, meil
troB ser 6o6eren Ginfiinfte Die GiOi-
Deuoe bon ie9S @ro5ent ni1t gon5
perOient mar, Gie Stoiiitif fir 0ie
9IuSiubr opn 9ooencr3eugHiiien I'M
glpril Dar e6enioQS unaiinitig, oenn
Der glitsiubrmcrt6 Der 5tapclmaarcu
betrug nw sos, ,2S6,000 gcgeuiI6cr
S75,5Oi 900 i'm glpril porigeu Sat.
res, 6auptiddlich infolge OcS itorfcn
9iiidgongS al Der g9ei5en- uno Wlais
duSill6r Ger ii6le @in0rid muroe
nod perichGrft ourc6 pic Statiitit ocS
glem 9orfer Sofens, ocr5ltfolge i'm
9lpril Der @ert6 Der gSdorencinfuh
Inn uno $11,000,000 QeItic0eu, ser
Der 9lnsiibr I'M ingefG6r ebeniooiel
gcioaen lit @iinItig aifgenormcn
murOe Der GrfoIg Scr GerouSao6uug
bon $35. 100000 415-pro5entigcr Gin
jo6r.gtoten DER Baltimore 4 G6io.
gobn, obihon man onfdnglid) ent.
tdlli6t mar ooB eS Der go6n nicbt
gclimgcn NOR, pernanente GrcOitc
81 iiu0cn 0od purOe Oie 9eDor
3ugung bon fur5iriitiaen Sbuloper
i6reibungcn III oieien Safe ploitli.
bel oonit crfldrt, ooB inner6dl6Sa6
reSiriIt bic @obn nod bcriibmtcn
Dhlltern cine groBcre 9lonfett.Slnlei
6e 3ur grrein6eitlicbun9 i6rer &C.
iontnten nlnoirten itnO idpebenoen
SAuloen beihlieBen pcroe Ger
Nlarft iAloB fcit
Sir ocn Nionot glpril unO Ole 10
Nlonote oes &egierlngsio6reS melOet
DoS ltotiltiidc g(mt folgeuoe @ert6'
5ificrn fir oic ghtsiu6r bon @oOcncr-
ScudniIien ciuichlieRlich Gr0olS.
Q1onut glpril.
@rooitofie III 1914 $S,427740; IN
1913 $t5,537t57.
9oumpouesGcl in 1914 81 ,2S2,.
SIS; III 1913 $2,23S, 100.
S6loHtpie6 in 1914 $147S25; in
1913 $67,669.
sSlcii6. uno @iolfere @oorcn III
1914 $9,301 ,53S; IN 1918 $1Lt3i,-
1877
9oiunpoQc III 1914 $24606,t74;
in 1913 $33, ,6700O0
Gro6l lit 1914 $t4,520S57; in
1918 $l2,S57370
3uiontnen IN 1914 $5S, 1868 ;
III 1913 $7550l, ,S3S.
3ebn Nionote.
8rooItoiie IN 1914 $t3i i,70i02i;
in 1913 $t75,291,353.
9oluupoae.SeI in 1914 $t227t.
562; III 1913 $tS.003,l0O
Sdladtoie6 III 1914 $SlS,i63 in
1913 $S26,1S9.
Tlcil9- rmo Wlolferei .@noren III
1914 $t13,21L64S; in 1913 SOL
St3,571.
9omimoue III 1914 $566S77, ,007 /,
III 1918 $50ll776t9.
@ro6l IN 1914 $t24,872,A90; in
1918 $t09736777.
3uionmen in 1914 $9l9 4,S9l;
in 1913 $9t3,i5L6t2.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

@cItieite SnioQwooosStry no6e Glif-
tong(pe, IA bel 100.
Col. Goldberg all @eni. @itpel,
gSeiteite DicGullobsStr, nobc GrHio
SiQ.Gerroce, @runoltiid.
Serman &aiiafatis an 9ouis g..
GDer lnO SSrou, 2 @ruH0itiidc.
SSobn ". S6neioer Ii. u. an 9lnn
Nl &ornt6moite, 9torOieite Som-, ma
be Gmorp.Sh, t2 bel 80.
Saoie g. Meber an @li3obet6 9ud
Sii0ieite G6oiesStr., ua6e Montforo-
g(pe., 1913 bel 70.
Barbara s. 2erd an Wldrgoret
Coleman. Siioieite GarnieD-, nabe
@oDipn-Str., t3 bel n.
s. SEQ. SofneiIter onN}orriS 2oS-
fp, 9}oromcitieite Golum6ia.9lDc., ma
BE 9orre.Str, 4 @rinOitiid.
W}orriS 9nsfD on s. @eo. Sofnei-
tier, 6 @rnoiiide.
Wlor @ernltein H. u. onSarrD Sat.
ten, 9foromeitieitegSei 9lpc., na.
6e GoreD Str, IA 6ei 81.
nSomeieeferS 9leoltb 60" an Pm
tonp WiifuIeouis nno Srou, g}orOieite
Eaca, nnbe Mnrner-Str., 1 @runo.
ltiid
@lorn 6. Syouiion uno @otte an
Morp a. 9ofcr im0 @ottc, gtoroictc
@olroO-Str, ua6e Collins 9lpc, t4.6
bel 49,
SoS. 9. 9olano an Gnclia alciB-
Ter, g4eitieite Goen-, na6e 9onf Ctr,
t3 bel So
Soi. q. @aQaq6er an g9. &. aen-
neon. / @runOItiid
Gcriel6e an Oeniel6en @rln0-
itiid.
9ciiie Garter an s(unie 6. Como
buc, @eItleite Roplor @rope., no9e
2ormonStry irregular.
Ulorcelena a. GOriep, 9lom., an
C6os @. 9li6, 9}oroieite &o6org., ia.
6e Georl-Str.. 10 BEL IS.
Gieiel6e an oeniel6en 9}oroieitc
&oborg, no6e GcarI-Str., IS Bel rs.
Gieiel6e al oenieIbeu, 9loroieite
Ho6org-, no6e &earl-Str, 10 bel rs.
E6os. ". gli6 all Cornelius 6. 5ib,
geralo, giorOieite &a6org., na6e
@corlStr., is BEL 70.
Cornelius 6. SiBgeroIo an S6os.
g8 9(i6 IT, g., g}oroieite 9oborg., nay
be Fearl Str. 10 bel rs.
@oltcr g. @eitp6ol an So6n syric.
Del uno SroL 9loroweiticite GilfinS-
9Iuey na5e Got6ariucsStr., 1877 Bel
IT'S.
@licbael 9(. @}cGormid, Grefutor,
an 9llbert 6. Dlc9lrOo II. g., @eitieite
Colbert no6e 6ronflii.Str., SO bel
40.
So6n @olfernaun an 8. gg. Ort.
man, 8 @runoltiide.
@li5o6et6 &iel al ,,Gitp 9lcoltp
Gitote Co., 9toroweitieite Sollrcnss
nobe Gioiiion.Str7 13 bel $50.
0Gitp &eoltD Gitote So" an Settle
@mot6nep, 9loroweItieite 9oirens.
uo6e Gipiiions5tr. 10 bel $50.
2oilis 9fotbonion uno SSroi an
@6ilip @obfu H. g., Siooiiccfc ca
ro6 9lnn.Str. tunO Slrlingtou 9lue
IA bei 50,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
glrf Der o9OuOOn &nrf-GemctcrD"
beerniut,

PHI Dem ,2ouoon 8arf 6rieo6ofe~
muroe am MRittmo6 Die iterblicbe
SiiQa oeS nodj ldngerer aronf6eit
am Montog geitor6enen Srn. 9llguit
Saupfe 3ur elpigen 9iu6e gebettet.
gus 9a6rtiHtrdger flngirten Wiits
0lieoer Oes nOrOenS Ser 9eptoio.
p6en~. 92o6 elmer Irolcrfeier inn
Sauie 9lr $50, }or0.&incent Stro6e,
belucgte ic6 Der &ei6en5uq na6 Dem
5rie06oie, gefolgt bon pielen 6rcuus
Oen ino @efonntcu oeS Ga6inge.
i6ieoenen. &oit6orer 9hmeni6mud
bcocdte Den Sora Sr, 9(ltguit
Soupfe iuuroe am %. Cc3ember
1913 in Sulicn, @rooin3 Sannopcr,
ge6oreu un0 fam ais &no6c bon ~
So6ren nab Baltimore. SpGter oer-
beiratbete er iicb nit Sri. Sobonre
@rc6e aus 2uoenfomp, lmo Ser gliid,
lihcn Gbe entiproiicn bier &iuoer.
bon Oencu icoocb 5mei Dem Goter i'm
Eooe DorMls9ingen. 9lil6er Ser N{ut-
ter trouern Inn 0cn Tu6ingcidieoe.
men G6orles i1O Sennie Soupfe.
gluBerOem 6itterGBt Der geritor6cne
cine ShpiegertoAter uuO einen On
fel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

Q(6unncnfcn, bic ben ,,9entIdlcn GUrres
ipUnbcntcn" nidlt Dimftlidl pocr nnrcaels
mS;io cr6oTlcu, inA acbctcn, Der Office
babDn per EclcpbOn uber idDrtftlidl Wiit'
thcilung 5u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
NaItimpre Dlnrftbrridlte.

Samitoa 16. Wloi 1911.
N} eb l. 3ufitbr 40ll 51Ner.
cinihGcBlid) 6S4 6Giier 5u Socuit.
Boint mo 2ll9 8diier 81 Gautou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

9l6unncnicu, bic ben urcntldjcu @Drrc
nidlt piinfiidl oDcr itnrc9els
lnalia cr6aitcn, fun gcbetcn, Der Sfiicc
oauOm prr GcIcp1On cocr idlrtitliu5 Mlts
tbrilnng 81 madlcli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

Gas 2 Hlimmite. glr5t
(nob ser llnteriuhuua): oaonnen
sic ole @o6r6eit ertragen2" TT &o-
tient (er6leihenO unO itammelnO):
nSic ~ Sic moIleu mir ood ni6t
ehpo $ Bier ucrbieteL Serr 0of-
tor?l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

@illige &omreiie D@ie
ba6en sic MIR 9fom in 2 Togen ies
ben f0nnen2~ n@an5 gutl Nieine
5rou ging in Oie aouildoen, meinc
Go6ter in Die 0}uieen inO id
mobte Die 9funOe Olrd6 Die 9ieltau-
ronts. PIN glbeno 5aben mir Damn
rniere 9eo6odtitngen auSgetaui6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
Sd babe cimisc fleinc Gurten-6 Carmen

In GrBbc upn Q bic 10 glftr, ciluoS
HitIidl nnm oer Ginot nelcgcn nno
m6dIte NIT 2cntcn In @crbinonug tres
ten, bic Sntrrciie nm Saul iOldler 8nr'
mcn bn6cn. N1uIcr ldnncn iNrc cia
aeucn Ychiunnngen madleu. Nerciitre
~. 79", Seutiher GOrrelponocilt.
(Suli20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

Sn Ser SDgieue itunOe. -
Sebrerin Die Oen ainOern Die @rlno-
lngen Der @eiinobcitspflege tlor ge-
modt Bat: o9llio worlm nluB man
Die 3inmer INNER 6ii6lb rein unO
iau5er 6olten?~ aleines 1ldo.
c6en n@eil ieOen 9lngenblid 9eiu1
fonmen fam"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

.,spnth.ScrIen. Nnrmcn": Sinf bis iiini3ebn
elder cbenes Qano iiir $4,000 Den gtder, glns
sablune $500 oann $t00 Die gso4e ooer $5. o.
monatlidb; Quie StraBen outes 9Saller: Onr
Idbcres iprcme oor ooer iDreibe on Snrl VI.
WCmc. 1919 ". 1yaGcttcs sStr Snltimcre, W'o.
lOlni1Oi 81 Nn. .Sn--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

@criannt:
Sine 91din eriicr Slae; $25 pro Wlonat.
glr. 22i0 JiuslIn.9lOcunc.
(Npr20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
gerIanat Sransn nnS MaS@cn.

0crlangi:
Sin puics 0cuti6cs Wido6cn; outer gobn.
Ga65nraqeH 0r 2OlG, 2inbcmgluenne.
(Niai17-tS)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-05
IS Per CENT OF NAMES
CAN BE THROWN OUT and
STILL Save The RECALL

At IL O'Clock today, officials
checking the recall petitions had
rejected 270 signatures for tech
meal reasons. About In per
cent of the signatures have been
rejected, but the petitions contain
sufficient signatures so that 10
per cent of the names can be cast
aside without materially injuring
the recall.
Many of the names we're set
aside because of questioned sig
natures. In many cases a
woman would sign the recall petit
ton. using her own initials or
given name, after she had regis
tered with her husbands initials.
All of these persons can be re-
insfated ON the recall petitions by
reporting ne the city clerks Of
flee and identifying their sigma
lures.
Among some Of the names re-
jected on technicalities today we're
the following:
Mrs. johnson, 2fos sheridan
avenue; Aimira Christensen, 6402
Puget Sound avenue; John II.
Kelly. 8fsf7 South L.: Earl Adams,
5005 South J; Mrs. ,. :. Hem
derson. 6f0f Tacoma avenue;
Mrs +. M. Worlds. 58f south
50fhs Anna Anderson. f623 East
3fst; Amy e. Van slyke. $3.50
North sth: Z. NJ. Johnson. col
North h; J. r. Chambers. 2f2s
North 82nd; Henry I1asfoik. 2sfs
North s2nd; Mrs. j. n. Studa-
baker. 1920 North Mason; w. III.
Champiaiu. 1924 4 south Union
asenues o. Hagen, 2318 WHke-
SON. George A. AveriI1. 440f
North sfh; y. Truestiaie, 1880
East sfsf George Wslters- 58:ss
tedars p. Van Hood, Henry
George hotel; Lillian Liilis, 8s0f
Soath 9th; Tena Curran, Imperial
apis: Mrs. y. L. Mafx, 8028 Alas
ka: Mrs Celia Harris. 52f south
5sth: Mrs. }. AagaI. 64fh and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-05

Yakima; N. Gjarstad. b243 south
Il; Mrs. Agnes DanieIson, 8437
Thompson avenue; E- Wilson.
f415 2fth; Dick Owan, BOZ south
IL; Mrs. y. u. Hall, zO22 south
Union. George Coffmsn. 25Of
Union; q. q. Dimmiek. or south
7srd; w. Forky, 8If2 South sfhg
George Falkoner. e4O0 Puget
sound; Mrs. Myrtle Thompson,
6sth and G; Mrs. John Evans
6314 South Park; WIN. Howard.
S21 South G; o. Il. Younge, sz46
south &sth; o. q. Fredcricks. 40
North Vischer; II. Muston. fO20
South X; Fritz knobie, 1879 y
X; Mrs. A. j. Sund, 1Of4 south
State; George Fflkfne, coo south
2Jths A. Nelson. 4519 North Fer-
dinand; Mrs. .Truesdaie. f4aa
East Dist NJ. n. Smith, BOSS Pu-
get Sound; X. II. Keefe, 5203
South Warner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-05
HAS
LEPRoSY

Suffering from. plain case of
leprosy In it's incipient stages, K.
Takuda, Japanese mill hand at
the Wheeler-0 s8ood mill, was to-
day taken IN charge By United
States immigration Officers and
VIII be deported. He had been
under guard at the Tacoma Pri-
vate sanitarinm Ell morning by
City Detective James Mflone, aft
er the Japanese leper had tried
to escape.
Takuda went to the hospital I o
days ago. He was examined and
his case diagnosed for several
days before physicians came to
the conclusion that he had
leprosy. A Chinese doctor, fa-
miliar with leprosy, diagnosed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-05

the case as one of virulsnt lep-
rosy. and DIR. A. II. Wall, city
health officer, Yesterday exam
ined. the Japanese and reported
that it was leprosy.
When Takuda learned this
morning that there was danger
of his being deported. he arose
and started to leave the hospital,
Physicians with rubber gloves and
other safeguards forced him back
to his bed and he was locked in
his ward until a detective came
to guard him.
Assistant Health Officer Joe
German immediately fumfgated
the sanitarium and all possible
means we're taken TO prevent q
spread of the disease.