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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
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Dcr Baltimore 8aDern &erein~
hielt geitern glbeuo IN Der a@6ite.
@alI4 All Der @anfitrnBe, nabe Hroao.
pap, einc gcniit0liAa gScibuaAts
iaicr III Sorn eiites Idmilieua6eros
ab. g8inllers Grheitet lieferte bic
CONCERT pno Eun3ntuilf 1ie Nlit
alieoer lno Srcunoe oes Gereins ma
ren 3ablreidj eridlienen lu0 Der 5aal
tonutc aor nibt ale iaiien. Die
5eier oerliei ia duBarit gemiit5liner
MeIIe. uno 0ic LhciInebnier treunteN
iib III Scr beitci 5timmuna 5u ipdter
@tuu0e Der @erciusarBt Or 5ran5
sSoicpb 5cbalo. erbiclt bon oem Ncr.
eit cinen wcrtbpoaen @Hirm iiir
Iciuc ieit 5cbn s,obren aeIeiiteten
Eeuite 9raiorht Nalt6aiar BreIl
bicit cine 9(niprade ii meIhcr az
berporbob 0aB oer @ercin jest i6
Sabre beite6c mo iid 3iI cifem Der
beitiun0irten 8creine DER 5taot em
porgeidiutngen babe. Das slrrange
meiite Gomite beitano airs Den Serren
Mt. ". gerret6. @oriibcr; ,Sohn
Qlbrian 9lonu 5hneiocr lno 5obu
&cns Srai ". @nnia battc oie ,}u
bereitna ciueS sltcn Snbiiies iiber
U9gnlneH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

Glettiuiiritc lmo Die Gigarren? Gr
raudte 10 germ. Gb er ieine 6rcuoe
an ben auten Saden bate, ooer Oh
Tie 5uriidtomen NIT eiuem idlimmen
0erncrf2
,9ta GaOcr2"
Ter 9llte fubr ans icinem Simen
ali. Die SAwieacrtodter mar bod
uno blonO in Die Stube getrcten
oSys oefOot Of lparn genoug oOer
i6al ct nod en- beten inbenten2~
og1e, lat mon
@if pif pill jog Der 9lltc Oie
ihuclen0e &ieiie iuie0er an.
uScBt ioQ 8ribe Die Sa6cn poa
baben,~ meinte lie nod ldngcrem
5tIlidpc9en
o@eal ia ioa er luoa!4
5dmcigen Der g8ino bate uoH-
aclaiien TrauBeu fratelte nod cine
SubH ouf 0em @ege nod Ocm gSie.
men I'M warmen &ubitaQe
G6riitiau I0ring grii6eiie gnl Oie
5rauea ser bciocu dlteren So1ne
ood)tc er un0 du Oeren atoer. Cod
ole bottea ane i6r 9utes 9tusfomneu.
@citern bate Oie 8rdu 0es Sin9itcn
crit fiir ieren eiue SenOung aartoi-
feIn uno 9tepiel iertig 0emadt Sic
NOR gui1cr5ig uno gob gerit helt
i6n oen gIltcu giit. trosOen Scr
5ngc nit g}id)t5 alf ibre fIeine
STEELE gc6eirofbct 6attc.
Gie GGmmeriut8 biinte Die Stibc
ollma6lidl ein Ger Cien bullertc
Gle ll6r tidte. GeQ itanO apf, redte
iid uno ianoilfte
&lnipsl GrduBen luor Elm iAma
der Ouupicr S6oa 6or6ar Ser
9llte fu6r bod, irot ans 5euiter, fab
noh Dem slpfel, Gr mar niht me6r
oo
agSas Daft oL @oter2"
Stc trat 5lt ibnt filbltc plc er
5ittertc.
nO6 lat manl4 loabrte er o6
2luf Der 0iele flaugen S@ritte.
49Sa6euol~ iogtc Der @oit6ote.
vgSot-mat -is2" itotfcrte Der
9lltc.
o6rit bat acihrieben iogte Der
9ricttrdger limo glit ge9t's i6m-
@r neint er triegie moll oas 81.
ierne arel5. Shuiter g8idcrt bat
mtrb me Marte Don ibm"
Die SApiegeriohter mnnte &ic9t
las Sic aartc Dor, Der Qllte atb
mete beireit oni.
,9Sot is 0enn 0o noM r. iroqtc en-
AMI elm S6riftitiid oeuten0, Oos bel
oer 3eitlmg lag
u9h-oos bab i6 gnr niht ee
ieben ioll wo6l bonn glmfe iein
nescu Dem @ren5pe9 ooer oie !
Geriiderlma
uGies nal vor
5ie las vSSir maiden S9nen Die /
raiuige N}itt6ciluna oaB 5br
5o9n @cinrid5 mu %. y. @lts. bci |
sen 800 fHr's @uterlonO I
'rlitten bot sine Shrapnellfuscl
lat i6u t0Olid aetroiien 9lm ieIben
Sagc babeu pir ibm oas e'ra6 &c
lrabeu
Der GoRpognieieIomebsl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
Gin 5euiatiOasfoll.

SAT- Die gan5c iia0tiite 9loniaiiiras
ton BON Eene Soutc Sno., in
@oii Inter Sen 6eiiaeaoinmc.
acn tciiuoet iir9 0laqor Gott
alo6erts
&n0ianapolts Sn0. rs. Ie.
5em6er. SAT- ieocs Nlitglieo ser
Staot Administration bon Terrc
6nie 6efiuoet iidl 6eute i'm @ciuo6r.
jam Der 9lnoes.9e6or0ea ais Cit
9teutat Der geitern 9l6eno mo 6eute
Dorgenonmenen Wlaiieu 9er6aftunt
Gen Gie 5eituabme Der 8eomten
criolgto auf Uorlaufige 9lnflaaen bin,
iid Deric5moren ST. bo6en, ann oas
Reinltat Ger g8abl an 3. 9lopeln6er
3u becinihiiien
@is bcutc 9lbenO beian0en iit6 ins
geianmt 81 Berionen III @oft, inter
0ieieu W2aDor Donu 9fo6erts, mel
der ein Gduoi0ot fit sic ocnofroti
ide @ouoerneurs Domination in
1916 1T ferner S6eriif 9emnis
Shea bon &i9o.Gountp, areisriAter
Gli s. Heomon; Stootrihter Ebo
mas Smith uno mioere fiibrenoe $50.
liiiter bon Terre &oute.
Nlapor 5fo6erts oeb6rtc 5il oen 81
oer GcrbaitetcH oencu IS nidt geIang
bic Uom 8iu0esmnriholl Nlort Sto.
rem uerlaugtc $4,000 9iirgihaft
dlii5ubringert mo ct bcidno iid ben
te gtbcno aif Dem gse8e nod 0ieier
5tuot nm ms @eiduguiB ciigelic
fert 5ll fuer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

Der 9llte cridraf. Sdwciacu0
blidte er in Die 5erne. Damn iplr.
Den icine 9(ugcn groB. Seinri6
oas mar Der abiaits @etommenc. 600
fiir'S @otcrluro @ott ici oanf
CT batte sciii6nt
Stiu iaB Gbriitiau 0oring ant
EiiGc ltn0 las INNER pic6er nSo0
iiir5 @aterlono. Seine foltigen
ucrar6citeten 3igc puroen Ii9t, ici-
ne glltgcn botten feu6ten @lan5.
Stil ioB Die Sduieoertohtgr un6
las Die &orte oon i6rem 6riB immcr
mie0er.
DrauBcn obcr 5o9en auf 56ilt.
ro9ren 6laicno, auf aIten @o@t0-
pien StromneIno, iingeno uno int
@Ieibibritt oic 5unaen in's Dorf
nGeltihIono DeltidIono iibcr al.
les" ian9en iie
Die 9lltc nicttc init Dem Gopfe. 81
ne &6r6ne fiol onf icine fno6ige
aitteruOc Sopo Die iiinge 8rau
batte blinfe 2lugen iiber sic a1rtc
BON i5ram 6ris, Ger g|uhenflo6
fnodte inn Diem uno ole ll6r tidtc
iid gelailcn meiter III Die 3eit. Ger
gSino Iiei pieoer I'm bic @ousedelG
imo Der &riegSihlrut iegte olrh Ole
gsdloer Der 0}eni69eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27


G6riitiau g0ring iaB III ieinenl
5hib6en iui0 roudte. Gr i6ot fnops
be, iporiame 3iigc oie ocn nie0cren
gtoum nit Sen reiBgetiindten GGn.
oei lciedt Ourdnebeltcn. &lnr iulo
bart fidtc sic olte @onou6r our6
sic Shac. WGtunier itieB Veil, ser
inter Der Gfenbonf lag, eincu tlir.
3clL ihmeren Shnouier ans. &ater
G0rtug quite our's 6enilcr in sic
Gbotlcbenc, Die iih nit bIauem
Omit ongefiiat 6atte, in Dem sic
ltniriiie BON cin8elnen @eb0ften
9dimeu uno Scden iodt uericbwanI-
men,
Gor ocnl 6euiter ic6meifte Elm
2lpfel6oun ieinc leeren 3mcigc gla@
Ser leBtcu Sieiinc6t 1otte Der g9hno
Oic @idttcr oaoon 9eitrciit. 9ln Dem
oberiien 3peigc mar elm 9Ipfcl &c.
blieben cine roibbadige, terriec
9ieinette Scr @oun botte Dies
SSo6r mn iuenig getragen. aoim
elm DuBeno 6riihte iaB 0ormti. Die
meiiian 6atte Scr g8iro gepfliidt,
ober oieier eiuc mar 0cblieben. Suit
0ieier cine scr am 60Hiten ioB, am
meiitcn bonn Sturm imbrouit MIR
Sc mo 10 id6n rot1 mo friih Gus
lab
Smmcr milBtc Batter D0ring nod
0cm g(pfcl ousibouen. lluo ga er ci.
ncr bon sen @eiinnli6en 93o6oenf
iamen mar, non Ocnen i'm 0orfe Die
9fe0e giu9, iie piiBten mo idbcl
me6r oIs 9(noere, 10 l5ite oicier 9lpfal
eigcnc @eoonfeu III iGm ats. Seoan
Morgen penn CT III sic Shibe fam
adlt iein crlter Bld Dem glpfel, 90
er nod am 8wcige ioB. ScoesnJoi
penu Scr @ino frdftig ous66Ite
fu1r oes Qlten icbIo6weiBer &bpf
mad Dem 6euitcr unO ole bloieh Mi.
gen griifcu nod Dem 9lpiel, ais
wolIten iie i'm balteu, ooB er ribt
fieIe.
IoB cr nicbt ficlel
9lu ieme Sur0en Oadte ser glltc
Giner lpar geiaQen bei ct, CMentin
Ser onocrc 6ei 9ieims i1mer Der
Sen oritteH 6atte til 9lfrifa
ain iSie6cr oa6iugerafft Scr piertc
pnr irgcnomie imo irGenowa man
iuuBte nihts bon ibn inter Die
)id0er setontmen 9lim mar Der
,Siiuaite. Der 9Srod3tiungc alein nod
i'm Scloe ser lebtc glpfcll lln0 !
oruuBen ie9te ser SAlodienihlrm !
iiber Die Seloer m0 riB mo iAiitteltc (
in oeu @dlmen Der NleniAbcit llno (
3meig piroc leer gdn5 |
eer.
.Nuiiil~ pfiii ser QSino
Gin @lid aus Sem 6enitcr ser
'lpicl iaB nod ieit
Seit orei 99oNeN 0attc cr nic6t &c I
driebcu Der SlIn9c Grei lange (
Gcdeu. Cb CT 0ie ltteriode nod I
lefrieQt bate, uuo oic bei0cu 6arteu /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

eouia " 9ot5e Gin 81 Sabre alter
S@telacr beae6t 2clbitmoro
Ourd er0angeu. Sonnet
8fli9 ial9Ht iid mittelit Garbol.
i0lre ms Seuieits. 9tora
Faqne mill ii6 nit 2eud5taaS
im6rilaen neil lie lore Sim.
mcrmiet6e nidt 6e5a6lcu tomtc
lniroiilih iiber Oel Dor jiuei Nlo.
naten criolateH 200 ieiner Nluttcr.
Bat Qeiiern glbGuo ge5en aS llbr ser
~ Sabre dlte Sdreiuer SouiS q.
Sotbe iii Dem 5hlai3immer ieiner
gSobnuul 9Sr SOL, MauaolO. Ctr,
Selbiimoro 0ur1 Grbiugeu begon
gen. Gr purOe BON ieiuer 1raL
Salie 9otbe. nit ser er iiH erit
tiir5lih Der6eiratbete. auiaeilnoen
Die cribrodene SraI beuahri1tgte
ioiort Die Eoli5ei oes iueltliheI 81.
itrifts, porolf Coroner Ir. Sefiries,
Der 3ur Set geraoe in Ser mcltlit6en
&pli3ciiidtion weilte, nit 0cH @d-
trolmageu aulaugte mo Den 9ebcnss
miiOeu bcrlnter ihuitt. Gr fouutc
nr nod Den Eoo Oes 9ot6e conito.
tircn Ter Selbitm6roer bate einer
5iiaumengeiiidelten Strid 6enubt
uuo oenielben an ser G6artlnfe be.
ieitigt Gen Strid bate cr Damn
ii6cr 0ie Ebiir aemorien in0 iih im
oeu sails 9eleat, uadoen er ciuen
Stubl beiiegcn Gen Sht6l ItieB CT
Damn nit oen 9einei fort.
Gtit Garbolidurc.
Cine ltn5e Gor6oIidrre trauf ge
itcrn gldAuiittao gcoeu 6ol6 2 ll6r
ser 45 Sabre olte Samuel gelib,
III ieiner gs6bung 9lr 10. Gt@it
tings. StroBe. Or. Sobu S. @roB
bans, BON gh. 1905, Sight 5troBe,
Der i6n bcbauOelte, peranlaBte oaB
@eli6 IN ser &oli3eioui6uIan5 oes
iiioliden 0iitrilts nod Dem @lercD
&oipital gebradt pliroc 0ort iit
gScli6 0rei Stanocu ip1ter geitor
ben er ioll ocioat boben, ooB er
iic6 iiber iciue 5nmicgcrtodter ar
0crtc.
Dl ittelloS unO lcbcnS
IN ii0 &.
Plus @ram oariiber, oaB iie aic1t
I'M Stanoe mar. lire 3intnernuetbe
6e3a6leu 5u f6nuen pcriudte geitern
2l6eno Die 19 Sabre altc 9loro &oDnc
in ibrer @o6nng, 9tr. 757, @eit.
SaoetieitraBe, i6rem 9cben mittelit
2euhtgas Gin Gnoc 3ii maiden. Sie
muroe re6t5eitig auTseiitaoen lno
na1 oerl MarplaDoer llniDeriitdts.
6oipital ge6raht no iic Gr. So6niou
aiBer 9cbcns0ein6r brahte.
Nuedfilbcr 5ublimat.
3pei 0ucdiiIbcr Ia6letten inlrdtc
geiteru 9lbeno Der i6 Sabre alte 90.
gar 2epis BON 9}r. 1916, 9loro.Gol
lington9l0emlc. nm ieinem Sebeu
elm 3iel 5a ie5en. 81 puroe bon iei
men Gltern in 6eoentlincut 3uitanoe
IN ieiuem 3inmer ouigeiiuocn mo
mltroe oann nit DER glmbulan5 Oes
uorooiilidcn Diitrifts ua6 ocm st.
Soicpbs-Soipital gebradt ySadlocn
cr 6e0an0elt luor0aa mar. erfldrten
oic 9lcr5tc DaB Ct iiG ailBer 2cbcns
geIabr bciin0c. Gr muBta ie0od IN
Dem Noipital pcrblei6cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
g9cnia9rsarnh on bic eeitr ocs
D@uHntags.G .Goryeip0uOeHten."

Ncltc anl Iebteu 5omtage 0es
So3res 1914 nc6men loir Sic e5eIe.
aeu9eit wo6r allen aeiern Elm 5uirie.
Ocncs uuo oliidIi6es 91euia0r 5u5a.
rnien. Gin aiiaDlid auf oos 5lt
eiloe acDeuoe Sobr cnt6hat 5par
aiat oic roiiaiten gilOer oo@ f6n.
ucn wir huner uo9 5ufriroen iein
gscmn aud im 9eginn oes Sabres
oas eieiaaitsIeben ourc9 ariesspOl
Ten init alerifo beorobt ipuroe, 10
iino mir 70 peit ood bon Sen arieas.
fuieH scr alten Seimatb no IN Gu.
ropa TN slagerueiaen Deridout oe6Iie-
ben uno oos iit iaou oa iic0 ie4r Diel
pcrt0 Dcr .Geutidc Gorreipou
0rntr i9cili nit onoeren oeutideu
eeiddfteu ser @lommeuteuitaot oas
gliidIide @cUuBtiein onf Elm sute5
@ridditsio9r 3uriid6Iidn 8n ION
men, Per -Ccuiidc Gorreipouoent~
bat Hr6 crioIgrcid 6elnii6t mdt mr
Oen acieru Scr sountoasmuamer
ailriu iouocri ala oeS tdslia er
idcinenoei NIattes scrooc 0os 5it
Iieiern mas oeuti3e eeier oor5ie
bea- Der bette 9eweis. oab oicie
9ennibuuacn oeiOiiroiat peroen III
oic beitdnoigc 3luobmc ser 2eier5ubl
lno ocr Observation-Disclosures sIat5
oas 9cuorite4enoc So6r IaBt oie be
redtiatc aciimms su oaB nidt mr
oer oeiaaitide s0eil aaf ocricIben
bo6cn stnfc 6lai0en miro, ionoern
oaB and sic ecicr Die @efrieOiauug
iinocu pclde i0uen cine aute tagIi.
de 3eihno aeiDd0rei mus. Dem
@nnide oaR ein ieoer aeier Deg
5onntaas GorrciponOenteu~ ouD
ini neuen Sagrc SET ocutidea 3ei
taua ogs aenciatc sSopa0ollel catac
aenbriiiat fiiaen mir .eiu 0liidli4es
9acliahr sii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
n|ereinlgtc Singer brn Baltimore.
aenriin0ct 1888.

I N'SNtN'"'StN CNNBrt DrN CniltN.Utt-
gegriinoet 1885.
Sauptauarticr oGermunio Dan.
ncrdor-@lub6aus, Cir. 852, 9}oro.
SoparosStroBe.
@eorg 9eilert EraIioeHt, 91r. 215,
sseIt.SarotogaitroBc.
Sobn u. S{leit, 0irigeut, 9lr. POI,
observation-disclosures
@eorg SiHmc!6eber, prot. mo
corrcip- Setrctdr, 9lr. 500, 9(or0-
9toie-StraBe.
Sermana @lidIiH, S4asmeiiier,
9ir. 7i3, @arner.StraBe.
6ris 9oimaun 5iuan3ietretdt.
9lr. 2t1f. @eit.Eratt.StroBe
SSn. g. SIoebranot, BibIiotbetar,
Scr 2029, Sreoerid.2luenue.
Serniann @rafe, 9oriiter 6es @1u.
iif.Gomite's glr. 1912, @eit-0lll-
berrp.Strabe
uglrion.@ciar00erein."
rGarmonie.0
oGerrania.Md MdnnerAo~-.-
D5robiin."
0S6alia.gldunerAor.
Observation-Disclosures,
uGidentrdn5.~
nGermania.Quartett-glub
nWelooie"
uglesger.@eiangOerei1."
n@eIieno.2ieOertran5.
9Serciuiaic Slrbeitrr-GGngcr DOn
Baltimore.
Sauptauartier rpunucfc Sale"
9r 40S, gSeii-2eriHgton.SiraBe
SoIn 9lota, @rdiiOsut, 9lr. 2020,
@o10.SiroIe.
@eora u &oeHIHanr Girigent,
GER 2028, 6airnolult-9luenuc.
Sc s3rou selrctdr, 91r. 1920,
San6ert. StraEe
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Yoreni Nn0 6enrN Naarnbea i00I.

ct 2ouis, Glov 26. Ge5em6er.
Ger Brdii0cut ser 3oolo8ii6eu @e.
ieuihaft bon Ct 9ouis, Sr. George
Iieotmaun crbielt beite Die ylads
ridt 0aB 2oren5 uHo Senrp Sogen.
Bed, sic G0bne 0es 6efouuten ocut-
iteu Meitoecrie. 9eiiterS, olf Dem
SAIahtfeI0e 0eiaIIen ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
aud elr1lIinnc enLlniidlf.

9ltlQ]ttl sn, 26. 0e8en6er.
Ole Gieiiac 9Soli5ei fabnoet oui
3mci Sirdilinac, loelde aeitcrl
Aocno nls Dem bieiigeu @rnocS
3udtbaiiic elttameH Iic S5liidt
luce iiii0 @irnn &epper lpelher iFl
Nlai IA Baltimore pcgcn 6alihuliir
5erei 5i i5 So9Fea 3uAtbaas Der
prihailt lporoen ipar itn0 &om Ias
% ioelAer einen iilnfid1rigcn Ger
min wesen 95oiHou6 0erbiiBtc. Die
9eioen crtleitcrteu oie Nlousr mii
iellt elmer @irIdleiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

@ittsbnrgb, ga, %. Ge5.
Gine 6enersbrlnit in Der 9(nloge Der
Superior Steel 60 5u Carnegie
ri1tete 100000 Sdooen an. Scr
9rono cttitono IN einem cleftrii6cn
Wlotor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

@in aa0ergr StalieRer Soiap0
NeroQtia pou 9lr 9I9 6awn 1trv
muroe aciau 2lbeno pon ielneln
Noitaausmirib Hit eiucr qlgt an8e
ayilleu lHio erAlelt cincl ldllceeH
Nleb aiH 0e4 Aopi @r naBlc wt
oer Anuulas oes QtiideH Diiirtts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

nod Dem CT, Soiepbs.SoipitoI ae
dradf peroen Der Ebdter muroe
ourd5 0en GoIi8iiteu @Iud ip0tcr Der
6aftet unh iii Der oitlithen @oIi5eiita
tipn cingelieiefi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27


sic 40 Ssabrc altc 6rail aot9,
Sofiteiter BON glr. Al gsoro H.
StroBe. na9m gcitern aus @eriegan
einige CuediIber Gobletten sic
1atta itartr oopiidmer5eu uno melt
tc cinioe aopime9tobletteu neAnlen.
anr3e 9pi ipdter bofte iie iurhtbare
Sdlmer5cn. 9lnh0eni ie ibr @ers
iehei icitaeHclt 6atta mur0e Dr.
&pe Naniltou uon 9lr 939, Glib
GIiNtou trnBc 6erueigcrufcn oer
5raii Noiitciier aiiBcr @cio9r cr.
flarts Hah0eu ~ lie beDanoelt 9ot.
tc
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9 iierung

,5lIl 3NlT1n0e 0e3 Vl0Q0r9, lDcINer
felt me6rcreu Iagen an elmer Grtdl.
tina litt liz geitern ema mertli9e
@ciierlng eingctrcten uuo 0er NfaDor
eHpfins iH 2aufe oes geiirigeu0ladl.
ntittags cine 9Iu3obl ieiner 5reinoe
uno 3etanuten Ut erfldrte iid Be-
reit, baute ser 9lentralitdtS Denion-
itratioH iiI u@ippoorom" bei5uUo9s
nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

Son00n, 26. Gc5enTber $40.
nio @eors bat aaf @mpfe6hng Der
gIouirolit0t aneeoronet, ooB @rin5
2oiis bon 9ottenberg, melder ieine
steIllma ais Griter 9nro ser Yiari
ne auf9a6, nnhoeni ion oie 3citm
9en wcgen ieiner 0eitlden ql6itam
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-03
TREsPAss NOTICE.

TRESPASS NOTICE.
We, the undersigned, forbid al
uniting. trapping and trespassing on
UT lands. Anyone caught 80 doing
will be punished. to the full extent
" the law
JAMES BARRENGER
MANDANE BARRENGER.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

There will be meeting Of the
stockholders of the Peoples Fuild :ng
and Loan Association, Tuesday, Jan.
6 1914, at 2 p. M, at the Coyington
Bank & Trust Company, for the pun
p.,se of electing Boord Of D reato-s
Ter the ensuing year.
THOS. N. BURNS.
Secrelar.y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-03
Succession OF jos Todd
No. 20Ss

Tventy-Sixth JudiciaEstrict Court,
Parish of st. Tamny, State
of Louisa
BY virtue Of an ordof Gale from
tho honorable the aesaid court.
and to me directed earring date
December 10, 1918, will proceed
to self & public auctt to the last
and highest bidder, ate front door
Of tho courthouse irne town Of
covington. La. betw' legal sale
hours, on
SATURDAY, JANl, 1918,
property situated IN tHarish Of st.
Tammany La, and fe fully de-
scribed as follows, to-
1. Southeast quar- Of south
west quarter, section township $
south, range Is east. tanning for
" (4o) acres.
z. East half Of nAeast crar
ter. section IS, townp sos''s
range IL east. contafnik:ghty (sna
acres less ten (10) es lying in
southwest corner OF snesst GUAR
ter Of northeast quarteect on
township s south, RAJ x cast
sold to John G. Rose.
8. East half Of soutst cvartcr
section Z, township Suth, rang"
Is east, containing eigh 500 ac-es
x 4. West half Of spea~st nar-
ter, section 18, towna sonti'
range Is east, contain tightly (Ge'
acres.
S. West half of newest quar-.
Tar section Is, townsi 3 south.
range Is east, containiHghty {so,.
acres.
rerms-Cash. to paeots.
T. E. BRETER.
c13-6t Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-03
TRESPAss NOi1t e.

TRESPASS NOi1l e.
The UNDERLINED forbid ell hunt
Ing trapping or tres,r assing on their
lands. Anyone caught doing 20 will
he punished to the full extent Of thu
law.
QUEEN 4 CRESCENT CLUB.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-03
TREsPAss NOTICE.

All persons are prohibited from
trespassing upon the lands between
Covington and Abita Springs former
ly known as the Bossier- Herwig
or timber on said lands. or hauling
any wood therefrom, or lacking o,
mailing any advertisements or notice:
on any of the trees. Ten dollars re
ward will be paid for information
and conviction of trespassing.
CHARLES T. BRADLEY.
THOMAS & PARKER.
August rs, 1919.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-03
srocKHoLDERa MEETING.

There will be meeting Of the
stockholders of the Covington Bank
& Trust Company, their ONCE on
Tnesday. January !, 1914, at two
O'Clock .. NJ, for Fhe purpose OF
electing q Board OF directors for the
ensuing year.
HG. DAVIS,
d27-3t Cashier.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-03
F. D. Charbe
versus
A. o. Pons
No. $685.

Twefty-Sixth Judicial Eict Court,
Parish of St. Tamm, State
OF Louisiana
BY virtue of a writ oizure and
sale from the honorabhe afore-
said court, and to me died, bear
Ing date December 4, %. will
proceed to sell at publucticn t.
the last and highest biz, at the
front door of the COURSE in the
town Of Covington, La. tween leg
al sale hours, on b
SATURDAY, JAN. 1914,
the following described perty. to-
wit:
A certain square Of Sd in the
parish of St. Tammany, Is Of Lou
isiana, in that portion eyed and
known as Abita Springs. describ-
ed as square No. l., Neast Dr.
vision, and bounded bysn, Gum,
Lveel and Cypress sire measur-
ing 800 feet front on 1 OF said
streets. with all the bugs and
improvements thereon.
Terms-Cash, withou;nefit Of
appraisement.
T. E. BREER.
Dist heriif.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-03

st. Tammany Bankf Company and
Savings hnk
versi
John w. Htman !:
No. 2os.
Twenty-sixth Judici1 District Court,
Parish of St. ammany.
State of LoBiana.
BY virtue Of wriof seizure and
sale from the honorae the aforesaid
court and to me dected, bearing
date November %, t3, l will pro-
av.:xed to sell at publihuction at the
i Mont door OF the cdthouse In the
town Of Covington, IA between legal
sale hours, to the hiEst bidder, on
SATURDAY, JAl10, 1913,
the following descrih property, to-
wit:
A certain piece of ID, with all the
= improvements there( commencing
Il 1t q point 355 feet VT of northwest
boundary line Of rit Of way OF
New Orleans and Noteastern Rail-
road Company and crsing the south
boundary line Of II Thomas H.
Crawford claim No. ! thence west
along said line 23O It to a stake;
thence south 129 e to a stake;
thence east 203 feetto q stake;
thence north z02 feeb place of be-
ginning. Said land hg within the
village Of Pearl Rive La.
Terms-Cash, whit benefit of
Advertisement.
T. E. BlWSTER,
d6-6t Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-03
TREsPAss NOTICE.

All persons are hereby, warned and
prohibited from cutting, burning
deadening. carrying or floating away
or otherwise injuring or destroying
any trees, timber or wood growing or
lying upon the 'ands OF th@ under
signed. The re also prohibited
from flshin Lunting or trapping
with dog, or torch or treapAss-
Ing In any .say on lando belonging
to the UNI ~-gned.
E.P. ROBERT.
H. H. MAYFIELD.
H. J. MAYFIELD.
r. A. ORR.
JAS. PROVOST.
,o2(-tf GEO. II. CAUSE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-01-03

NOTICE.
We, the undersigned citizens will
not allow any hunting on our lands
DIR. YOUNG.
II. CULBREATH.
JOE CULBREATH.
r. QUAVE
TUNER SMITH
WALTER LAVINGHOUSE
WILLIS JENKINS
G. w. BUSH,
N. BUSH,
WILLIAM CULBREATH.
P. R. COWART.
A. NJ. JENKINS,
DORA TALLEY.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-12-03

strategic Importance, without a srrug-
gle, but we Obeyel orders and retired
sullenly. 81 Isl !. Il ii 81
after traversing 4 quarter Of a mile
there was a sudden terrific explosion
that staggered the ranks. Simultane-
ously the officer, smiling, gave the or
der to- retrace our steps,
"A peasant who witnessed the catas-
trophe gave the details. Shortly after
our departure two brigades Of Bavari-
an and Saxon infantry occupied the VII
lage. Some were entering houses and
others were resting. &t# @#
"Then came the screaming noise of a
shell which exploded near church.
An explosion like an earthquake fol-
lowed, almost annihilating the enemy.
Only a few stunned survivors were
left on the outskirts. +
1.-THE colonel had mined the village
before retiring. The German assault
was definitely repealed at this point"
War Chauffeurs Daring.
The exploits of the daring automo-
bile drivers who whiz along the fringe
Of the shell torn battle front, and
sometimes into it, on missions of mill
tary duty that have cost many life,
are as remarkable as. the aerial dashes
in this war.
Thousands of luxurious touring cars
and imousines that once graced the
boulevards Of Paris are now employed
in this service, and many of them are
driven by their wealthy owners. who
rank as privates, and are comrades
with professional chauffeurs. They
wear uniforms marked with an "A"
on the arm.
Little is heard of their individual
deeds, which led the Figaro to say
their service was "obscured" In reply
the Figaro printed on it's first page a
letter from one Of these daring drivers,
a Paris lawyer, that speaks for itself.
"'Obscured! The word is quickly
said. There is too much 'obscured'
And one has reason for being so who
is forced to remain far from the front.
Thus the automobile service is OBJ
scured. But the Figaro ought to say