davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-30
Applied knowIedue

The teacher was giving a lesson in mathematics and English combined.
 A fathom." she said, Ifs nautical word used in defining distance It means six feet. Now. I want some lit- tie girl to give me a sentence using the word fathom"
 Instantly a hand shot ap in the rear of the room.
 Well, Mary, you may give your .ea- tence."
 Mary stood up proudly.
 The reason flies can ws.s O? the ceiling" said she, ''is because they have a fathom."
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-30
Lesson for Humanity.

vanished frog dies. not because bodily poisons accumulate in it's skin, but because of overheating When the air it breathes becomes warmer than 3S degrees Centigrade, Dr Vittoro Puntoni of the University of Bologna reports that the frog must use it's pores 10 radiate the extra heat, The Lancet, discussing his findings, remarks that disease germs were discovered to make short work of the vanished ba. trachians already weakened by swel. tering, The conclusions Of Doctor Puntoni have a practical interest in their relation to the deleterious effects of moist, warm climates and the use of improper clothing. which act by disturbing the cutaneous function.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-30
Dishonesty Rare in China.

The Chinese are said to be the most honest people in the world in their business relations. They keep their word whether expressed in writ. ing according to printed formula or spoken by the lips. and so loyal are they to the honor of the family that the son performs the pledges of the father who may have failed from mis. fortunte or death. However hard they may regard the bargain, how ever convenient and truthful might be the plea of failing business these yellow people despise such sophistries and keep their word.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-30
LEAVE THE PATHS OF TRUTH
Newspaper Accuses Its Correspond ents of Indulging in What Might
 Be Called White Lies"

We have had 25 or 30 people tell us as an actual happening" to some boy or girl of their personal acquaint- ance, that episode of the boy tor girD who hit and kicked and finally spit upon a companion, and who when chided for these indignities and told that it was the devil prompted such iniquities. replied:
 Tt was the devil told me to kick and scratch, but the spitting was my own idea"
 Somebody lies,
 We have had 40 or 50 people tell us, as 'an actual happening" to some boy or girl of their acquaintance. that old, old classic about the child who, having been told that God followed her every where. enid her dog by saying:
 Co away, Fido' It's bad enough to have God tagging me around with out you doin' il tool"
 Somebody lies
 We have had 10 or 12 people each tell us he was present when the for getful speaker had the names of per sons intended for mention in his ad- dress written on his cuff and had to re- fresh his memory each time he went 10 mention such names as Washington, Lincoln, Grant and finally the Great Name itself
 These are but a few instances
 Somebody ies.-Tndianapolis Star
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-30
Worth knowinu.

The seven wonders of the modern world, according to the vote Of 3utue TOO European and American scientists, who were asked by Popular Mechan. ics to express their opinion, are the following; Wireless. telephone, aero. plane, radfum, antiseptics and anti. toxins. spectrum analysis and the K ray. The seven wonders of the an. cient world were the pyramids of Egypt, Pharos Cighthouse) of Alex andria, hanging gardens of Babylon. temple of Diana at Ephesus, statue of Jupiter by Phidida, mausoleum of Artemesia and the Colossus of Rhodes
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-30
Borrowing Trouble.

Mary Alice had been punished and shut up in the bedroom. She had been quiet for some time and papa was just about to open the door and tell her she might come out when her sobs burst forth afresh
 Don't cry any more." he said, sooth. ingly. Papa has forgiven you"
 Oh, l know, papa" she answered between sobs. But just think What an awful thing it would be If I should grow up and have a little girl as naughty as I am."
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-30
BABY LANGUAGE MADE STUDY
Declaration by Expert Will Make Him Unpopular With the Fond
 Mother.

Baby language Is the latest study. The child first uses it's voice, says an eypert. to express hunger temper and feelings of pleasure. Noises alone suffice for such expression. Then the baby utilizes it's voice as playthinS. and afterward as recognized mode of expression.
 Trilling of lips takes place only al teething time. Gradually there is less variety of sounds. as the child learns definite associations with definite sounds. Some little people can hum tunes perfectly, yet are too young to pronounce the accompanying words.
 On the other hand they are often credited with words they never say. Mum" is an instinctive sound not an intentional call Doubtless fond moth CTS will protest, but a wise professor laid it down that the child of any na- tionality when in need cries Mum. v The mother comes After a time the infant associates Mum with the ar rival of mother and the cessation of distress Then it expresses the word intelligently but not before this as sociation has occurred
 Definite words. it was explained are comprehended between the twelfth and fifteenth months. Often one word forms the entire vocabulary for a long time. Comprehension of words takes place earlier than the power to speak
 There was a great difference be- tween boys and girls The former were slower than the latter.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-01-30
How Ii Eiappened.

His wife had made little quiet in. vestigation of his coat.
 Henry sue said in no pleasant tone. you never mailed the letter 1 gave you last week, car feel it right in the corner of your coat"
 Her husband brought out the coat in rather shame-faced way. There was no doubt, the letter was just where sine said. Reaching into the in- sire pocket, he groped down and down until be at last grasped the envelope.
 Yes, my dear" he replied; you see, it slipped down through the torn lining you promised to sew up more than month ago"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
3n onIurnd1suuQ.


6pnOo, 9t-Y4 49, N}Gr5. ~ Die
9ei4aiti9ungSIoieu ans 9}em yorf
pelGe am 9ienitag, Ser Gmpie6lung
0eS @ouoerneurs @lpun entipredeuO
6erber geiouOt muroen bo6en me-
Mig 9luSiibt, ouf Ben 6ormen in ser
9lod6oriHoit Steaungeu mo Inter.
tommen 5u erlongen. SIN @on5eu
y na6men am Gienitog SteQlngen
al unO Glide onOere iGloiien nod
geitern nit 6ormern Gontrafte ob
9lber i6re 6oroerlngen iinO 5il groB,
0enu lie 6ennipruhen einen W}onutS-
lobu bon $50 bis $40 bel freier Stn-
tion uno Die 6nrmer 6ietcn oollitdn-
oigeu 9}eulingen in Der Sormor6ct
nur $50 unO mollen nlr erfa6reuen
2clten $50 5a6len Sol6e iin0 um-
ter sen 9lnfomnlin0en o6er ie6r
fnopp geIdet
@G6reno ser No6t tporcn sic 9ln-
foumlin9e i'm Sprisen6auie unO IN
Ser Gomn SaQ lnterge6roGt, ltnO
menn ltnter sen 9emo6nern pon6on-
ga ou6 nibt eiteI cSreuoe oori6er
6erridt, OoB Tie fiir Die 9lrmen BON
9tem Norf Sor9e tragen ioaeu, 10
ipringen iie Oen 9}ot6leioenOeu bod
nod &rGften 6ei.
Die 9lnipriibegDer 2eiIte iino d6er
nidt gPring 3lpei W}d0den pieicn
Stclllngen ouf 5pei 6ormen 5uriid,
mclbe cine Nieile BON einanoer ent-
fernt liegeu, neil iie nicbt iomeit aus.
einon0er Ne6eu moQten. Sin Sdnei-
ser, pelGer folml cine Sub bon eli
mem &fer0 unteriheioen gonn mar
er66tig, fir $50 pro Monot 81 ar
6eiten," beonipruAte o6er cinen &or-
i6uB bon 500. Sin 9lnOcrer 6eitouO
Ooroui ooB er @}orgeus nic6t Dor 9
ll6r oufite6en f0une, llnO mas Ser
glei1en ionOer6ore Seoingun9en
ne6r woreH.
Ger Siilfs 9lder6au Gonmiiidr
6. @ 2armon in OeNcn SGnoen oie
Seitllng Der @rpeOition liegt lieB iitb
geltcrn nod uidt oorii6er ans, mas
nit Den Scltten geGe6cn miro, mcl-
dc feline Steuungcn nub i6rem@um-
icbe crlongen f0nnen imO lmter iol-
den llmltdnren regt ii6 inter Oen
9ewo6nern bon 6onoa Oie 9eiorg
nib, OoB lie Oe Seutc ouf Ocm SolS
be6alten f0nnten. Gieie Sur1t lit
ober un6egriiuOet, Oem Die @ditc
rlibt ii6cr oQ5u oiel Sib-
ileiid unO ipre@eu idon Oouol OoB
lie lid onOerpcit uuie6en" oOer
naN 9icu-9orf 5uriiffc6ren m06tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
4 3Iaec. na1e @aEer 9Ir. I'D 6ci

ton %Iocc no6e @ofer Sir, 1876 6ci
80.
5. Sroing @eoImeor all Setter g.
Merriu II. g., Oiticitc 9}epiugtcn
&loce no6c 9ofer.Str.. 1876 Bel 50.
,5oi. s. @ernig mo 6rolt all 8er.
MIG N}oDing @aulihg & Storage
60. mebrerr @rrn0itiidc.
9lunic Is. 9ifeS @refutrir, al Pin.
ME s. 2ifeS, Siiooitieite Golp6in.
Str, no6e 9rewer 9lQeD, t2 bel IS.
@rneit $. 9ouen onSo6n u. Grm-
fleton unO ,SrorL @eitieite @tiliorO-,
uo6e g}ort6.9(pc., Is 6ei 100
gGSliiel6olg6 9olfc 60" al @m.
,Suliel6ougb un06rou Sii0ieite 0oii.
mont na6e Bono -StroBc, 10 bel 20.
G6oS. s. Golon im0 6rou on @}orf
s. Grafton g}oroieite 0}oi5er-, uo5e
Garep.StraBc, 1876 6ei Is.
Suiau s. @ommon an $. @altcr
Vallller, IT,, 9torooltede 9arlem-ylne.
uno &ir6p Sone 43 6ei 20.
S. @ooofim Winiiie, Grefutor, an
@3aro 9}oopf, SiiOoitieite @oD. Str.
no5e @otterion @orf9Ipcy t46 bel
60.
Con-. g. S5e6nert an 5rco S. Sob.
me1er Sitieite Cur6om.Str, uobe
9}ort69Ipey t1.5A bel 5t34.
g. MorriS Cara l.. g. an SorrD
N|orf ? @rlnOitiide
@arrD Nlorf oil @oIpiu s. @rifiin
2 @uinoitiide.
,So6n AS- 9ronoou an @eo. s. g9il.
lis, 9toroieite 9}ort6-9lpe, nobe 9.
StraBe, t7.2 6ci 81.
gSo5muQer 9uiloing Go." an Ser
t6o @ilinger, 9}or0ieite 26. StroBe,
no6e @uilfor0-2loe., 1876 bei II.
uRoGeiter-&irfueB g. 6. Go.~ an
9llpo Q. 9ofer Siiomciticitc Eipolu,
uo6c Sorioro 9ioo0, t4.3 bel 95.
Serap6iu S6erIe un0 Syrou an
Sam Gcole mo Sroit 9}oroletc.
9Iort6.9lpe4 nobe Sorfor0 9loao, 16A
bei ITO.
SorrD o. 8ilion an 9(iitin @}rIc,
g(orOoItieite 0piiion, uo6c 9loom--
StroBG. t3 bel 80.
g9n. 9eiin6odJ al SoparO I. @lit-
6cQ lnO Srau, I @runOihid.
Gam. 91. 9oDo an @pon @oultneu,
SiiOweiticite ISorreit, nobe2om-Str,
16 6ei 80.
@larD s. @cot6erman @reflttrir,
an @}orD 6. @eot6ermom g9clticite
@lontoc-, no6c @c@eurD.Str, 14.s
6ei 100.
@lar0 6. @eat6ernon al gilbert
g. Sno0er mo SrolL @citciteN}on-
roc. no6e @icScnrp-Strg t4.S bci
100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

$4,000 eco0 81 9 4cr Cs)......~ slis
5000 rnIieO @ps innos lcpt....... 5s
$1,000 ilnitco aps 1. 4er.....-..... ss%
$1,000 uui a0s inc 4er.......... 035s
$4,000. Sa &p & @omer Der ...... GiN
so qmt6eiIe 6 q & . com. 100
tio emi6eile @lt9oru 5ud com. IS
. 9IHi6eile 5air @as pio....... 45%
90 gni6eiIe 6oir @as ma.. 294
loO gui6eiIe @.es ercp CONT.
100 sluiDeiIe $ . com Ctr ciis) 1874
20 9lut6eiIt ga S8ater @om CON- 76
10 smi0ciie uui apS com.,. 2GM
825 sIut6ciIc ssa0lauo Oil Go.. 5M
o5 sni0eile gsaDlauo Sil...... 5A
$50 9Iui0eiIe ssoo!auo ciI..... 5A
100 glnlbele 2Soolauo Cil.-... 5lA
10 gni6elIc ssticru @at @aui 80
So sIni0eiie saDIauo 0iI.,.,.... 5M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

0aoiO gS GopneD unO @ottin an
SSoS. 9. @ourIcO lnO @attin, gforo.
eite Der %, nabe @orclop- -StraBe,
Is 6ei So
9loom Genpcrt uuo @ottin al
Sas. y. Glappoolc lmo Satin 9}orO4
Ieite ser Mpuuofe. 9Ioenle, na6c Slo
Yorf NooO, GO bel 1888.
r&olonO &orf So an SomeS u.
6bQpman inn, imO Satin Elm
@rimOitid.
@li3o 9. 0lSion lmo @attc an
2eringtou 9Rcoltp 60, 9tor0oItieite
&enniDloauia-9lpey no9e 9ofer.Str.,
1919 BEL SO.
Sol SO. 9}eilp on S5iooc 96uuon
lmo ,5rol 9}oroieite Baltimore, nube
&oi5in0ton-Str., IS BEL 100.
s. Gouom g8iie an Catherine 8.
&ilIen Sii0oitieitc @iIfcnS.9loenle,
nobe Mount-Str., 10 bel t20
Septinls Q. @ilion an Soicp6 6.
6runcc, Siooitcite Sou, nobe 6or-
reitStraBc, 1876 bei 1876.
$. g8ebItcr Goofc an @iteQe &c.
Sitter Ii. g., Sitieite @uiliorO-9lpcy
na6e 80 StroBe "a 6ei 1875.
ySt. &cuceSlouS 9. 81. 92o. 1" an
9llbcrt SeroI0 uu0 GSrau g9cIiieitc
Nlilton9lueo no6e 266lono-9lpe, 1913
6ci 70.
r9alto Eruit 60" an Qlnnie 6.
9lop0 II. g., Srlliiees, A @runoitiide.
Sos. g. Eilrner an 9loel6ert ".
@lcarS unO6rou g}orOoItcdc 5trider-
StroBe inO @orlem.9lpe., 1873 bel %.
l6os. @ngbeS II. g., Gruitees, al
@lorgaret g. Gallagher II. g., 2
@tltnOitiide.
Soi. @otti6olf al GQo 81. @e6u
0itede 9Sreiton.Sr. rno Syorom 9ll-
len, IS bci 70.9.
Sam. $. 9lceo oil 0fioaclp @oitbcr,
Nitede %relton-Str. imO SSorOon 9Il-
lep, Is bel 100.
&o6erta $. @olOron un0 @ottc an
@eo. @. Step6lu5, 2 @runoitiide.
9oumon0 Q. @iIlioms, GrltItec,
an ugSol6roof 4Sf g. g. g." 9torO-
leite g9eihuooO-, nobc s. StroBc, IA
bei 90.
@otboriuc @oSneI( an SSo6n g.
gicner mo 6ralL g8eItieitc 2igbt.
nobe 9ltenO-StroBc IA bel 70.
ebos. 9ooe al ,,@oro &eolm 60,
4 @runoitiidc.
rGit0co 9ieoltu Go.4 an ghionito
g. &enlO, 3 @runoitiidc.
9lnno 9ofcs an .2eoocr g. & 8.
g." &elticite Gurlep- Str. no6c SAT.
cru-9lpc,, t2 bel 65.
@ow. @}. Sbontlii imo Irou an
,9eoOer 9. & 8. 9(", OIticitc 9otlr.
eut-Stra no6e @oItcrn-9lpe, 1873 bet
66.6.
Sarr0 Sitter unO 6rou al oicicl.
Ben Siieitc Yotiirent- Str no6c
Goitern.9luc, 1873 bel 66.6.
@coraeanno 9. StouSbip an s
Sruiug 9colmcor, SItictc 9|ewin9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
9ofal6cridJtc ans gSoiGimgtOn.

Ger 9}op5ee N} N}orOpro8cB.
0oS 3eugenpcr6or in Dem WiorO-
pro5ciic ge0cn Ocn 23-i66rigen Gla-
renee Nom5ce, ser ongeflagt III Soi.
.. 9logerion aur 9A9}ouem6er lcbteu
Sa6res in Oeiien Spciic6ouS, 9}r,
1405, gteip-Yorf-9lDemuc, angebli1
eri6oien 81 6a6en tam geiteru gum
9lbi1luB, lmO beute miro oie &lnge
Den @ei1moreuen sur @nti6eiOung
ii6er1eben mcrOen. Ger 9(ngeflagte
itelte gar feline &ert6cioigltng auf
ionOcrn iein glnlpolt itcllte nab 9e-
enOigung oeS 3eugenper6GrS ser 9ln-
floge ocn Qlntrag, 0aB onS @eric6t
Die @cic5morenen inltrlirc, lpegeu
Nlongcls an Oircfteu ShulO6emciien
eiu oui nibtibul0ig loutenoeS llr-
tbeil ein3u6riugeu &eoo6 meiNerte
ser 9li9ter iib, Dem @crlangcn nod6-
3ufommcn. @S mnren feline 9ltgen-
5eugen bel ser Grmorolnq 9loger-
iun's 3ugegen. Giner Ser &eQner IN
Gogerion'S SpeilebouS iagte, er babe
iid6 in einem &inter5inmer befln0en
mnO geb6rt, mie ein Mdnn 9iogerion
6egriiBt babe, im0 in scr nGbIten Se-
fim0e Babe cr cinen S6uB pernont-
men.
9Qu Ser neuen SOD cbule
begonnen.
Die 9lrbciten al Dem 8mt Der
neuen Gentral&ocbihule, mel6e an
ser 10. unO Gliftou.StraBe, gtoro-
nett 81 Ite6en fommen ioI, milroen
geitern N}orgeu 6egonneu. Gle gan5e
SGule mor 5ugegen unO Der %rin-
5ipol, Serr @morp 2. @ilion bob
sen erIten Spateniti6 ans
81 egulotion Scr AufttonS.
perfdufe.
Die Ciitrifts GonniiiGre 6a6eu
geitern &equldtioncn an9euonlmen
melc6e oen oft Dorfommeuoen idmin-
oel6oitcn 9luftiouen Elm @noc nod5t.
Gin jeOer licenIrter 9luftionotor nnlb
cine 9iiraidoit bon $4,000 IteQctJ
rmo cS lit perbotelt noc6 vi ll6r
9(6en0s Shmudia6sn, 0iomanten,
llhren 0ol0. o0erSilber -Moore p0pr
ooI0- ODER lil6crplottirtc @oore olf
9uftion an perfoufen 9luS9enom-
men bon 0en Beitimmlngen Der Ser.
oronung ino nur SGuOler in sen
sic uerpeS6orc @oore an.
San0 6o6en. 9mBcr Oieieu Ourf fcin
Gigent6iiner BON @oQren Iel6it cine
gluftion ab6olten.
g8ucbercr qeben fletn bel
Salt olle OQrle6enSboie, gegen
welc6c 9luflogen mcgen ouge6IiAer
llc6ertretlng oeS Dor einem Sabre
in aroit gctrcteucu neuen SSnber-
aeiebcs cr6o6cu lporocn iino, 6oben
iib, lpie Der Sii(iS Corporations
slnwolt 9loger @6iteforo geItern er.
fldrtc, 6creit oe5eiat ii@ ihnlOig ST
befenncn Ger GorporationSonmalt
miro ooS @eriHt criu1en, IN lol@ell
6dllen inn erlten lle6ertrctllngSIalle
cine Strofe BON $500 mO i'm 5peiieIl
llebertretnngsfolle cine Sfrate ooU
5000 ltno 80 Gogen @efGuguiBbaft
allf5uerle9em Oie @eidngniB6att
o6cr tempordr oui5u6c6cn folIS Die
iib bereit erfldren
nit 9liid8ablmg bon Grcipierteln
Der ousgelie6enen Suuncn 3uirie.
Sen 81 iein. Gas @eieb 6eItinlnlt
ooB in lleberiretlngsidaeu ser @or-
ger MIR Greipertel oes i5m qelie6e-
ucn @eloeS 8uriid5li5oblen 6roit6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
@nItimorr Mlnrftbrridltr.

Gonucritog oeu 10. 0}Gr5 1914.
@iebl 3ufu6r 1889 S0iier,
eiuidieBlicb 1929 6Giier 81 2ocuii-
@oint iuo 500 5oiier 8u Gantou;
&iiiteuperiouot 20 O6Giicr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

9eOarfs-9lrtifel.
pgbs @Srrs & Sids 60, 1o4 e.'0owar0'Str
8citlngen, 3eitI6riften etc.
she Baltimore gleips Go," Dabio 9bercrom,
bic. @ei6diisiii6rer, 3ls g8eitSerrhansStr.
Geutide 9iider ll,.> 3eitidriiten.
", SanitIG, 10 '@oppIsions@trSB
Gau-U}oieriulicn Gbiiren, 6enIter.
robmen, Qaocn etc
Samss ., Softer GO, 115-1t7 sao'SreOs'
gtational-8anfen.
rsBe Oh Seiun 9atioual 9ant,". Sob nno
@retersStrdke. Sacob gS. g80ol, YrdhoeHt,
.9enr9 2, 8eone. aanirer.o o-o. uu,>s,.,s
,,Sssisern SiatiSMai Yans," ia Mor6.Gutaip'
StrdBe. gS. Marriott &afiirer:
,JOrmers' auo Wierdlamts' E0klUnal baHt,"
gnutbs unb 2oTSar5sstrabe.
StaotS-9anfen.
,,Deutide Sant voa 9altimore," @aItimores nno
9ouioab sStrabe. augiiit cSeber, @rdltoent;
@onrao 6. &abbe, SUaBmstiter.
Spar.8anfen.
.,9eutIGe epar6ant Son EaltImOte," Gutaip'
uno BaltinloresStraBe.
Srltit.@ompagnie'n.
Baltimore SrnIt & GUARANTEE Co.," @auitabls
Marmol. unO @ran1-@erfe.
8. SIGartner g eOus, 223 gsOrO,gbarIes'Str.
Qonomirt9I6aftlide @er1tbe unO
SGlnereien.
gri!itD'Snrnsr So, 2O5 GorSs9GcasStraBt.
9loDotaten.
Narl NJ Dl. GmDlk, 500 ct. gauIsGtrate.
e1aiiauus anrb. 26i-269 @alOert gutI6inG.
glumbing, Suruaces. &anges unO
0efen, 0o60edcu ilaO Rinnen.
gcnnett sros, 52s ac-0.arsmOnt.gIpenue.
QupferiAmieoe nno Blumbers.
9ubn smart, ina 9bames.Sltqae. s. & y.
2eIeS6on: gsoIfe 1O99
@tqentbums glgellten llno SGnoler.
gIcrrc 6. pugan & aegbs@. 10 OIi.0exipqian'
eirnbe.
Scuer-Geriitberuneen.
u0ipbal SnIurance So Of 9iuerpppl," Senru Wl
QearfieS, NeFoen5 NiaiIaeer; 1ol-169 Gbam'
BET Of Commerce guiloin9
, ,,Dcrnanin TeuerpcritMeruN9s WeIenIdJnft," 4"
1alt'uores nno 9ortbsSiraBe.
SuiI9rieO.3ubeb0r
6. eVH gahue g.. 3G2-364 gorosWab'@tr
Sso6len uno Sol5.
SenrN @. gOn 1eiue, s59 eoInm1ta'sIbehar.
9leDpIatten, MetaI etc.
2bun, GonflIm 50. (inrUrporIr), 1s--1b
9aloeritonsStraBe.
YfonOleib-@
"SUnIoI'botSo auan 3d." gorO'Gab'strabs
Tianos ltn0 Srgeln.
61as. Wi. elicit 91nroseiberibs9 bs9irnbe.
Spibenbeltatter.
eanSer & eous, t7Os-171O ganions0beuue.
9Snt Suuf. Nort6s uno @reenmouuc9lbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
MibAINdte gLnt IL ort.


@iiBgIiidte 9tntwort.
@}iB Smith lit cine groBc E6ier-
ircunoin unO leiOcnicboitlihe 9(n6dn-
germ ser G6iericbubbepegimg @ineS
Cages cr5Gblt i6r ibr 9(nbeter Nlr.
9rown, BOB er nod geraoe 5urcdt
gefommen iei. nm cinen @iel ans Ser
lnneni6liGen 8ebanolung ieiues
@elibers 5u befreicu S6r6nen Scr
93ii6runa iteigen Oh oieler ergreiien-
oen @eiAitbte in Die 9lugen Ser jun-
gen Game tnO iie fliiItert. ogSie
icbon mar Oas BON S6nenl Simmer,
menn id6 eiuen @iel lebe, werOe ib
al Sie Oenfen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
@6arfc 9cbattc.
(5Ortictnng OOn Der 3. Scitc,)

i6ren @ei6ditsleuten in i6rsn @oiru.
ties eriuht moroen Die 9ia on5u-
nebmen neil iie ionit feline 6omilien
aus Der StoOt fiir Die Soiion cr6oI-
ten f0nuen, Oenu feine Nlltter loiie
i6re aiuoer oaein in Der Sta0t 5t-
rid menn ole 9lr6eit 6cginne
Stimm @toi6inen
9os Gonlite iiir @a6Ien 6at Be-
i6loiieu, einen giinitigen9eribt ii6er
Die 9iQ ab5uge6en Stimn-0}ai6i.
nen 6ei Der nG6iten @abl in allen
Counties oeS Stootes pro6emeiia
oui8uiteIen. Gic 8ia i6rei6t feiner-
lei @erpiQigung Dor, unO Die Soften
wcr0en non Sen So6riontsn Scr @}o-
i6inen getrogen God muB sic &C.
ieblibe @rlou6niB ertbeiIt wer0en
ebe Die @o6lriGtcr oie N}oibiuen
ouiIteQen tohnen
Ole %rim mdrmo6lbil
Die @rimdrpa6l-8iQ, oOer 6eIier
ais 0aS Gouutp-@iubeitSlpitem be-
fannt, lit fiir ben "a. @}Gr5 ouf Die
Gogesoroulng i'm Senate geiebt NOR
0cl;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
8m utrfamfem.
3p uertaufcn;

Saus NIT 8immern, 9aoeih6e, @antrp
@analiirung; @runoitiid 80 bel 1871; 0ii6Her
cello. Infer Greis fir imnelcll @duier. NdT
ile0me Gomion @leltriidDc iie0e an 2Oman
gloeuuc ans. gid6eres bel u. Sahc, Gr. 3
observation-disclosures, Wuuaus.
(Wir310,21-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
5nrmcu 5u ucrfanfcu.

5000; lam 5il MoHasraicu bon SO 6e5aDlt
perben 6cines 2ano fir O6its 8eerens Sc
milies@uu @eiliigels luo Gau6en8u6t miloes
bon Der @ienbu1nsS Station; bliibenoe Gad)s
bnridat; cute 9unbitraben reineS gSaner
6arl HCuc, 1919 6aDctte Cir, Baltimore, W(o.
(Wr813 9pril13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

YW NVfTNNICN.
2en!uogb 0HBuersSarnt, &opi bon Gjrcen
81 8a8 8e@ S@sq s SnnST6G 90 SqS q Snsis9a1
@n6n 10 NleilcH 81 Baltimore @reis $S000
@Omaro " 0odcg, Gwin9S Nias, Nlo.
(Wir8ts-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
5eutiQe ShluI,rate
gerfdnie auf Ser gaItimorct 9lfticu.
FIRST CALL.


$500 9tip 4er 1861, y e....... s0la
$4,000 Gii6 lcr 1865. "a a....... osl6
$4,000 Con Goal Ger. ............ .iooH
$1,000 s s 6 & q 4llcr. r......... 50
$1,000 Soiion 0uci Ger. ...,......... 35A
$1,000 GITboru 5nel Der. r..,........ o4
$1,000 0ooiiou GDem Ger........... 0oM
$500 @.S.s 500 scp. IS
800 @'@.s srcp inc ser. ........
$1,000 q . @loO & 00icaao 5cr... six
$1,000 llni 90s T. 4er.............. s8M
$500 llni @pS 500 Der .......~... SIX
200 sInitciIe 6 s 6 & 9 com. 400
100 sIni1cilc GIfborn 6ueI COM. is
20 slui6eilc 5ar cas COM . 2oA
20 qInibeiIe 6air @as pio....... 5lA
3 9Int0ciIc 5S 0cp........15o
100 atnt0eile @.8.e arcp com....
9 9lni0cile Nier@ & @c6 ganf J. siM
so 9IniDciIe ga ssat g COM. ... 75&
40 aIatbeilc uui Sbs COM .... 26M
200 sIni9cilc @abIauo Oil come. 5M
1000 snt0eilc @ablanS Oil conn.,. 5as
10 slni6eile ssabIauO Oil com.... 5&
SECOND CALL.
$4,000 Cotton 9uct Ser. s5ls
$1,000 Chicago 9ips ser s 0....... 90
$1,000 Conf @os 4ller. o4h
$500 Gi6on Sucl ser. ......... 0nS
$1,000 Ga, Car 9lor Der. ....... .1osSs
$4,000 0lon gaI Sroc Ser. ........ "a
$1,000 @'acou Si0 4 eia6t 5cr....,.. 9s
$1,000 q 9 q @ri @or 5er...-... 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
0fc N Il iternb biII8.

&m llitterboilie iomobl, ais atW
i'm Seuat lte6en Die q(uIternbiGs ouf
Dem &alcnoer fir Die brittle 9eiung
un0 wenu ole Sousbia augehonlmeu
iii, miro Oieiel6e i'm Seuate 10 omen-
Dirt merOen, 0aB Oie 9lliternfultur
fir Die ndbiten fiinf Sabre nidt lm-
terbroden wir0. GaiieIbc aeI6iebt
NIT scr ScnatSbiG, wenn oieieIbe i'm
llnter6airic 5lr Oritten 2eitng fom-
men ioQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
OirnnSltifs- lIc6crtraaMmacn.

GaOio g8. Gomneo unO @attiu an
SSaS. 9. @ourle0 unO Satin, g}oro.
ieite Der %, nabe @arclop Strobe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
MeuIine EMIllilrnte .

w ais 3ufubr S5S3 Yn1eI
&erionOt bon Sen Gleuutoren 1881
@uir9cl @lcpatorcn &orratb i4S,
t2S 0llichcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

ic6el; @erianot bon ben @lcpotoren
S34 9ui6el; @Ieootoren GorrotD
96,329 guidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
gcrIanot-5ranc nnO W5dSdcn.

@crlnnat;
Sin uuee5 Widb@en ais g8drterin iiir ei1
ilenes aino. gta63uiraeen Hr. 2204, Sruui-
iicO.9lpeunc. (Mr326-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
ScrIanet I'M AllsemeiusH,

0uit nno 2Dge
Sin lui6eriic6cr NlanH iuclt aoli lno So9ts
bei niberiiden 2euten; einia6e &oli uno
ncbt 81 fen, in Der 10. gSaro. 9lniport Sams'
iag Wlor9el per gloreiie ~. 49," Dentlher
SOrrelpOnoent. (UT62O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

HfonOleib- -@ei9Gfte.
,GOnIOIIbptCo 2uan Co.," 1 9lor6sGab'StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

Marmol- unO @ran1-@erfe.
8. Sil0artner & eous, 223 goros gbarles.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

IWVl, Nerlon0t Don Den UIeDotorel
6l83 9uAel, @lcuotoren Gorratf
166,993 @uideI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

VTWINWTIUI, VIU IVV y 10. J0VV 10
&et3en. ~ 3uiubr 10,07S Su-
i6el; &eriauot BON Sen GleOatorcu
1886 @uibel; @lcpotoreu &orrot6
sol ,09S 9ucbeI.