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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
EASION

The Ladies Aid society of the Metho- dist church were very pIeasan tlys en- tertained at their last meeting at the home of Mrs. Clarence A Jennings. The afternoon was spent in sewing and a social time enjoyed by all pres ent. The next meeting. which is to be held on July p, will be held in the home of Mrs. Robert w Marsh The women voted to hold a lawn party on the parsonage lawn Wednesday even ing July g.
 Misses Clara Sanford Bertha An drews, Hazel D. Sherwood and Marion Warner of New Haven. were enter tained Monday afternoon at the home of Miss Minnie O. Sherwood The wo- men made candy for the grange dur ing the afternoon.
 Miss Elizabeth Andrews Is spending a few days as guest Of her brother. Clarence B. Andrews. at Rock House.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
ASSISTANT TREASURER
 OF U. s. WEDS NEW YORK
 GIRL IN CONVENT GARDEN

London, July 15The marriage Of Martin vogel, assisrant United States treasurer Of New York and Mrs All bert Lewtsohn, or New York. took place today in the registry office of Covent Gardens.
 After the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was given at the residence of Sir Charles Henry and Lady Hen ", the brides sister, in Carlton Gar dens. Among those present were Ambassador Walter Hines Page and Mrs. Page Baron Reading. the Lord Chief Justice Of Egypt; David Lloyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer; MT. and Mrs. John s. Henry. the Miss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
OUR NE " TOWN
 NE LETT ER
Infant Daughter of K. Piscura, Is Buried Today Bremen Hold Clam Feast.
Special to The E,arr,ler.l

Special to The Farmer.1
 Newtown. July i5!--A1ana. an infant daughter of F. Pasclra of Lake George district died Monday The fu- neral was conducted today by Honan & Brew of Newtown Inlter1nent was in St. Roses cemetery.
 FTHE1aAEsrgs FszAsT
 Dr. Henry R waite furnished a barrel Of clanns for the recent clam bake Of the Dodgingtown Fire com pany on the grounds near the fire de partment building. The villagers brought other eatalbIes and an old fashioned feast was enjoyed. In the evening the musicians of the company furnished mllsic for the young people to dance by. and the fire apparatus was open for inspection.
 RsEWsY rTsEzAFs The Oregon Medicine cornpany have reached Dodgingtown in fheir itiner- ary, and their shows and incidental sales every night in their big tent are visited by the whole popal1atfon.
 A month mind mass for the re- pose of the soul of the late Mrs Will liam Shea win be celebrated at St. Rose's cheSrch Saturday morning at 8 o'clock.
 James F. NGadigan now fully receT- cred from hs inJuriess returned Sat urday to the state road work in Northern Vermont.
 A E Bfinton is now in the harness again after recovering from the ef- fects' of an accident a fortnight ago.
 Town Clerk Ritzsch1er was a visitor in Bridgeport. Tuesday
 Mrs- Ada Pitcher of Brfdseport Is yisiting her father. Herbert Robinson. Mrs P F'ahy of New Haven is househeeper for Michael scanion of the borough.
 The late Peter McKeever, who died in Bridgeport, was a resident of New town in the Flat Swamp district, own ing and occupying the farm known as the O'TooI place for several years Miss Helen Buckley. student at the Convent school, has gone to Hart ford for a fortnight's visit with her father. Joseph Buckley.
 The family of Attorney w. H Lou ghran are now settled for the sum ner in their home on Berkshire Plains. AEEs Ioughran makes week end visits to his home. Mir and Mrs. Howard Behn and child returned Saturday night to then home in Bridgeport after an enjoy able vacation with their parents, MT. and Mrs John w Behn.
 John NcAu1ifEe of Bridgeport was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs. Ed- ward s. Lowell. Queen street wl1era his wife and daughter are spending 2 vacation in her parents home
 Miss Evelyn Grace, who spent a pleasant vacation with Mr. and Mira. P H Cannon. Church HilIs returned Sunday night by auto in company with Afr. and ATrs. F. J. Grace. Miss Kitty Grace and Francis and Leo Grace of Bridgeport, all of whom ! were guests Sunday of Mir and Mrs. 1 Cannon
 Miss May HoYt of Mile F1all spent part of her vacation with her uncle and aunt at HinsdaIe, New Hamp- shire.
 John w. Wheeler is the owner Of a Studeba1ker touring car latest model bought Of Francis Keane Of Botsford l this week
 Rep. E T. Hook visited his Bote- ford HiH farm Sunday, returning tc Bridgeport Monday.
 Twenty-two candidates took the ex- amination for admission to the eighth I grade attached to the High school or Tuesday. at the, High school building John J. Carmody has returned te
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
LAUREL BEACH

The latest arrivals at the beach are MT and Mrs. John Waters of Ahsonia. MT. and Mrs. c. A. Lewis. C. q. Gray. Holden Lewis, Mrs. Edson M. Hitchcock. Miss Annie Hitchcock, and Mrs. E. D. Beckwith of Water bury and T. c. Clark of Winsted
 Miss Annie Brickel of Waterbury. who is surnraering a1 the beach spent a few days in, Bridgeport
 Joseph Moran of Bristol has re- turned to his home after spending several days visiting relatives.
 A new cottage is. being built on Ocean avenue. Wildemere, near the water front.
 The double tennis court which will be used by the members of the Ca sino association was completed Satur- day and the annual tournament will open some time this week
 The Casino dance hall is still draw ing large attendances every Saturday
 Mr. and Mrs. U T. Kenney have returned to their home after spend ing week at the beach.
 MT. and Mrs. ". Wintermute of Waterbury. are spending a few days as the guests of. MT and Mrs. Jacob Gale on Fourth avenue.
 Mrs. Mary Jackson of Waterbury has returned home after spending a few days at the beach
 Miss Grace Walsh Of Ansonia is spending a week with relatives
 John line of Ansonia was a recent visitor at the beach.
 Ernest Mcdonald of Poughkeepste, N. is spending a week at the beach.
 John Carpenter of Waterbury Is spending q week here visiting friends:
 Mir. and Mrs. George PuIlen have returned to their homes In Waterbury after visi ting for several days at the shore
 MT and Mrs. F. T. GauteIl and Family Of wa a.terfury have returned to their home after a weeks visit at the Home Made cottage.
 George Horton of Winsted is spend ing a few weeks at the beach.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
MYRTLE BEACH

A new camp has been pitched near the Myrtle Beach station by a mum Der of Ansonias boys
 The Ladies Auxiliary society held a meeting the other evening to make ar rangernents for the concert to be gfv- eh for the benefit of St GabrteFs chapel. The concert is to take place at Carey's Casino on July "A
 The Merrimaker girls of Waterbury have returned home after spending a week at the NIerrimaker cottage at Silver Beach The members are Misses Anna Ryan, Veronica. Julian, Blapehe SengyL Jennie Barnes Catherine Car mody, Sadie ReiiIey. Nellie Bergin. Margaret McGrail, Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Barnes and William L.awlor.
 Miss Alice Monkern of Winsted has returned home after spending few weeks as the guest of friends.
 James Chapman of Waterbury has returned to his home after spending a few weeks at the James cottage
 James Martin of waterbury has re- turned home after spending a week at Silver Sands.
 Harry Kaiser of Ansonia spent the week end with relatives.
 Miss Dorothy HfcVeigh of Shelton is spending a week visiting friends.
 Aaron MusIer of Winsted is spend : ing a week at the beach.
 Mir and Mrs. Stapleton of Water bury are spending the summer at their cottage at Silver Sands.
 Miss Bertha Hanchett Of Waterbury is at Silver Sands for few days Daniel Egan of Waterbury is at the Cedarcroft for a week.
 Joseph Carr is entertaining some friends from Ansonia for afew days
 MT and Mrs Herman of Waterbury spent a. few days at their cottage at Silver Sands.
 Thomas and Afar1onl Lave1le of An sonia. spent a few days with Mrs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15

Henry P. Keith. Independent Demo- cratic leader Of Nassau County, was appointed collector of internal revenue for the first New ork district at a salary Of s4s5oo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
TRUMBULL

MT. and Mrs Frederick Porter and daughter, Miriam, autoed on Sunday to Lake Waraxrlaug
 Mrs. Elizabeth Close spent the.week- end with her cousin Mrs. Nathan T. Merwin of Milford.
 Miss Esther Shelton, of Oxford. who is visiting her grandmcther, Mrs Mary lJs Beach spent Monday night and Tuesday with her cousin, Miss Doro- thy Beach of Daniels Farm.
 Miss Josephine Carey spent Monday night in Portchester the guest of her brother, John Carey
 There will De special meeting Of the grange on Friday evening of this week when the first and second de grees will be conferred on number of candidates
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15

Tonawanda Creek was recommend- ed by State Engineer John. A Bensel as the western terminal of the new barge canal and accepted by the Canal Board at Albany.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15

Austen Chamberlain was today re- turned to Parliament unopposed from the West Birmingham district for which his late father sat for ssfyears
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15

his employment with A. E. Brinton after a. two weels' lay off. the result .of an accident to his band.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15

The House accepted the Senate amendment to the legislative foill re-. storing the 20 cents per mile travelling allowance for members of Congress.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
A PERFRor cATHARTrC.

There is sure and wholesome action in every dose of Foley Cathartic Tab let's They cleanse with never a gripe or pain Chronic cases of constdpa- ton find them invaluable. Stout peo- pie are relieved of that bIoateds con- gested feeling. so uncomfortable es- pecfaIIy in hot weather. They keep syoi1r liver busy. Hfndle's Drug Stores.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
DUKE or GONNAgGHTs
 VISIT HELD AS HOLIDAY

St. Johns, N F.. July Today was observed as a general holiday here in honor or the landing of she Duke aE Connaught, governor general of Can- ada after his voyage on the warshir Essex along the coasts of New Found land. All vessels in port were deco rated and in the city flags were d7ina everywhere-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
Roach at her cottage.

Roach at her cottage.
 MT. and Mrs FfnkIestein Of Bridge port are at the Seth cottage for the summer.
 Nicholas Apulucci of Waterbury has returned to his home after spending a few weeks with his brother on liar rison avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15

Lewiston lJ Eldse David Iseventrztt and a few other personaI friends
 MT. and Mrs. yogel left for tho continent later in the day on theTr honeymoon trip. They intend Co r turn to the United States abont che
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
BREAKING POINT NEAR
 IN RAILROAD ULTTAEATUHE

Chicago. July 15-- Relations beeweeu the engineers of the raaIroadssFest of Chicago and the generaI point today when the mems repre- sentatives prepared to present sL Anal u1timatum on wages and working con ditions. The rnanagers, committee de- cIared yesterday that the demands could not be agreed to-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15

If you have neglected your kidneym and suffer from backacha. weak back, headache, rheumatism and distressing bladder weakness, you will find Foley Kidney Pills to be the honestly made, healing and curative medicine you need to give you back your health and strength. They are tonic in action, quick to give good results. They will help you. Tind1e's Drug Stores Adv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
0iO6er gft.

9eter QloSfol wegen ouge6lic6en
t6diii6en 9luuriiis ooIi ipine 6ei-
ierc S6lite per6oftct. Goll
ieinc 6rou bis SIR 9cmuBtlolia.
felt 9epiirgt 6o6eu. @er6or
nnBte periAo6en ner0eu.
ASeter Mosfal bon 99r. 1905, aen-
wooo 9luenue, puroc ocIicru Dior.
gen 9lidler @oloeu in Der oItlihen
Yoli5eiitotion uorgefi6ri, pcil cr lei
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geluiirgt 6a6el ioa, ooB iic o6umd6
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sllISlogen bon 3eugen fam NloSfol
Somltag tilr5 Dor Nlittcrno6t na6
9ane unO OeribloB oQc S6iiren uno
6enlter- Gr ioa Damn ieiue sSrau
oel W 9ule 9epndt uno 81 So0en &c.
loorlen boben. Glu@ i6r @elSrei
louroen 9lo66oru olfmerfion, oie
oell Serlub mo1ten, III Oo5 Sous
e'n5uorlngen mas i6nen ie0oc6 nic6t
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lIno 9oic 9lebcn i6r loo i6r Elm
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NulVp0s poipitol oebrodjt. sic BE-
llnoet lid in fritiiGcm ,3nIton6c rno
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nero meroell- HoS ainO iuuroc ii cinc
Anltolt aebrabt. NlosfoI ncr6ielt
llul Dor penn @idier itiaidlueiocnO
ill'O ilT lpOllte {, o6lOlut feline Slnqobcn
ilOer Oen SOriua MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Nunoe 0iinitIerin crtrunfen.

Cation @ov 10. SILL. Sri.
@loraoret alonoban cine iungc
&iiuitlerin bon bier, iouo beute I'M
Delomorc.&onal sen Grtrinflmos
toO. ais cm 9(utomobil in melHem
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S. Soep, ser Gigeutbiimer oes 9lu.
tos, mo 5mei onoere WlGnner uuo
cine 6rou murOen e6enfoas in's
SSoiier eeic9leu0ert, fonnten lib o6er
rotten. Gin Oefett an oem Stcucr-
gLpparat nor bic llriaAe 0es lInfaLLs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
gJlNlteriSics gIttentat.

ct. 2oliiS, Ofo., 10. Suli.
Gin Nlauu wel1er geitern oas 9iIt
rcau scr 5t 9puiS Gcrnlinol Nail-
roao 9liiociotiol bctrnt un0 OcnErd.
iiocnteu NlcGbesnep 81 iprebcn Der.
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AGr1ioentcn, Sclir sS. gluOcrion ci,
ne lc6enoaeia6rlic6e SduBwlmoe BEL
Sr. glnOeriou iragtc Ben 9ciucber,
mas CT piinihc. aber i6on, noAOcn
mr menigc 9orte gcmchlclt morOen
woren 5og scr 5remoc cmcn &euol.
Der, iellertc, Damn licf cr aus Dem
9iireau mo pcribmano.
9ei ser lluicriudung i'm @oipii
tai, no0 lpcldcm Sr. 9lnoerlon 10.
tort iiberiii6rt muroe, itclte iih Der.
aus, Dab Oic &ugcl Oie 2rnQc Oltrh
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mtercn E6eilcS oes 9liidgrotes ieit
gelebt Bat. 9ln Der 9cbensgei16r.
libtelt Der %erleBrng 1T nibt 81
3meiieln.
Srn 2lnocriou's 9lnareiier Iol
foit olobeuoIih 9ic0en bon ben Stu
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6alten 6oben, meIde picl bon 9lqita
loren benlbt werocn. 90 meit be
tonnt bate cr gegeu Srn. glnocrIol
feline pcrionliben ScihwerOcn.
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nit Giieubo6u @camtcm ais Sc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

beihditigt, Derlongte Der 6tenoe 0en
&ice 9Sr6iioenten 5u iprcHen no.
raul gInocrion portrat uno erfldrte,
er iei oes Erdiioenien gliiiitent. Sine
fnr5e llnterbalhIng, BON weldcr Sic
iibrigen in Dem 9iireau 9lupeienoeu
penia Oeritaioen folgte. @ian 6orte
MIR, OaB Der 6rrmoc iagte uNlem
glame lit Sing irnO i'd bin Gin Giien.
6abnmann." Son Der I6eoric ans.
ge6eno, Dab ser 9lttentdter cin glgi
tator ser n,Snouitrial ggorters Of toe
8orlo~ iit unterna6m Die @oli5ei
geitern glodmittag cine @auSiu.
dung I'M SauptQuartier Oieies @er.
bonoes imo Oerbaitete feds 2eute,
weI6e ieOod iau1mtIid ableugHeten
Dab ibnen iiber oas 9lttentot irgeuo
etmas befonnt gemeieu iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
aas tO-stnnOcu.@cIct.

9Irbeiterinueu iel6it eri&pcren Die
Gurhiii6runa ser @loBregeI-
@au9e bon Gewiuuiuc6t ou0ere
BON folidem 5tol5 oo5n uerat-
laBt. lIe6cr 1000 @einde in
6o6rifen gemaGt
Dos 3ebnitlu0en ieb.Sureau 6at
ieinen eriteu 9eriAt ourG 6rGuleiu
Sora6 3. Nlortiu, oie Gbei. .Snipefto-
rim al Sen @ouperneur seionot.
Sire Scr morfonteiieu Stellen in
oemiel6en lit Oie Don IrGulen N1or-
tin ouigeiteQte 9e6auptlnq ooB oie
QIr6eiterinnen, 5u 0eren @uniten Oas
@jeieB erloiien wuroe, an criter Stelle
cine itrifte @efolguug Oeiiel6en, er-
ic6wcren s. 6eiBt oa mortlih:
Sic Situoiion, welHe Sic meiiten
Shlpicrigteitcn modt, lit sic Chat
inGe OoB 6roucu welGc regular IN
Gto6liiiements NIT s.. O. oOer To-
itiinOi9er 9lr6eits5eit NIT cinen Bal
fen Sciertoa anl Sonlitag 6ci61itigt
iin0, in onOercn &l0bcn iiir einige
Stuuoen om 9l6en0 mo am Som-
itng 9}oAmttag or6eiten. Gic Stel.
hmqna6nc iuaucbcr N}6oben III Sen
gureour miro ais peitcrcS SinOerniB
aepoiut; uie pcr6inoern algeblih
Sen glniAlag OeS @eieBe5 10 Oiel ais
moQlidj ans iolihcn Stol5. sic mol.
len Sen S6ub oeS @eebeS nidt
Oos tie auf cine Smic nit 6o6rifor-
6eiteriunen itellt.~ 9lud Ben 9lr6eit-
0e6ern merOen @orpiirie niht er=
iport, 0ieie uie6cn bic 9tot6wenOig-
feit niht cili Oos @eict mo Sen 9e.
ann un0 Oen S1luB Der 9lrbcits.
5cit III i6ren Gta6liiicmcntS on5n-
Idldgen cinigc Oeriel6cn c6cu nidt
eil1 mduml lie inter Oie &orc6riiten
0eS @eieBeS pG6reno i6rcr 9eid0f.
tighten 3eit iollcM m06rcnO anOere
0upou befreit iinO. 9eBteren gelong
es Onr6 Announcements 81 Dem @eleb
emc Nusno6mcitellnng 5u acrpinncn
Gie itntiiiiicben SabclIen crpeien
OaB pom Mai 1912 bis Sonlior 1914
sic 9lugciteatcu OcS Bureaus 1898
Genldjc in Sa6rilen nlodtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
%ercina gIMSilii0c.

@eiangperein o0lelooie" peronitoItet
ein moblgclungenes 6amilicnfeit
III 9e6m's @arf. 3o6lrei6e
bcireimOcte @ereinc ocrtrctcl.
09e 0Io Steil- Grfllrion no9
yorf.
9ei 6errliben @etter 6ielt geItern
9labnittog ser @eionguerein nMe-
looie" ieHl 6amilieuieit in 9e6m's
Eorf on ser 9elor &ooO. Ger Be
iud wor iebr gut unO es ie6lte fei-
mem Ser Gridienenen oil gutem @u-
NOR. Die Singer iongeu inter ii
rigent &riippel einige 9ieoer, bic nit
groBem 9lpplaus aufgenonuneu mur-
ben Spieliac6en lmoGiScrenle plrs
0en an bic &inOer Dera6reibt, mG6s
reno Oie 6roilen betn Gierlauieu
grobe Seiterfeit crregten. Gle Shln-
Den uerfloiien in raiNer Meiie inter
Dem Sdotten Der fii6len 9Gume,
imO BEL Gin6ru6 ser 9unfel6eit per-
lieB ieOer 16eilnc6ner Sen Blab in
Der fro6libiten Stinnutng Son be
irernOeten&ereinen iparen eri6ienen
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r9llgemeiner aranfen. mo Inter
ltiiBlmgs @erein" u9oDeriiher
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DeribieOeue Geputirte Ocs nGeutiheu
llnteritiibungS 9mOes, Gas 9lr-
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G6ouer imO 6. Tiirr
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Die G6eilne6mcr all ser Grflrion
Oe5 RE 9lo Steil GonclouS" nod
Dorf 3d. nit Der o@arplano s.
Eennmlpanio-Giienbo6n". 9ln Der
6obrt bet6ciliaien iib ii6er $50 yer
ionem mo 9lae fc6rten qeIierr
glbeno, mcnn ouh etmos miioe, 10
bod boh6cirieoiat uob Baltimore
5rriid. Gie 9leiie mar pom Nenf6ar
ld6nlten g9etter begiiuitigt uuO 9lie.
monO 6raudtc mGbreno Der Sa6rt 81
ldpiben 9(ae 6emlmocrten oie prdr1
tiGen 2anOihaiteu ipe5iel w66reno
Der 8o6rt ourb SoriorO- mO Nlf-
@ountu. 92atiirlih ieblie es mld niclt
al ouaelle6mer llnterboItun9 imo
on @rfriiHungen oaer 9lrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

gS a bington, 10. SSuIi.
Dic SuIonoiteuer. Gouettoren muroen
Geitern onrouf bingeipieieu ooB inn
Slime Oes @intomneniieuer. @eietes
unter Oic uausIGnoiideu Corporate.
men" pripote uno mini6ipole Gorpo
rationen faleu pelhe Charter ani
@rinO Der @eiebe Der fremoen Can.
Der geIoit bobcn. Die sSisfaI 2lgeu.
ten ousIdnoiiher 9eeieringen peI.
die fir Oie 8ins5ablungeu AMI obi.
gationen ocs betreffenoen 2au0es 3u
iorgen boben meroen oeronhportlih
oofiir eemaht, Dob iie Die aui ioIbe
3ins6obIungen 81 entridtenoe Gin.
fommeniteuer einbebalten uno ole
Slbfiibrling beiorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
81 @ra6e astrancn.

lin VA llbr ocItcrn g2obn1ittoo
t'llroe ouf Dem o2ouoon.qSorf .5,SrieS'
bofe" Die ON Icbtcn Oonncr5too in
Springfield Stoots Sonotopi,',,, p i,
reritorbene Srol Q(nno @nnhin ,I'i'
sli6cmeier 5ur leBtcu 9llt6e ocbc5tct
Cine crgreifeuOe Eroucrfeier bci
irel@er @aitor Otto 9eoItbcr nm Scr
hcudi6eu @etboOiitcn.aircbc an Se'.
2igbtitraBe sic religi0icn @e6ra,'Me
bcrnobm mar DormlSocQonocn gSic
9eeroiglng wurOe BON ser g}eor6b
niBiirma 9(norep Gob6c q c5SSncn
Dclorat BON oercu SnItihlt, O}r 73o
BennlDl0anio-9lpenue, Iic ol,h i6rcn
slussong nabm. glaMltehcn0e Sr,hs
@erren fungirten ais @ohrtndtr;i;.
GER; 6. 6. arummel Sutton griin,.
mel, Sobn QubclOce, Sorrp MSb,,d
y. 9ietrid imo Gbos. @oris gir
Na9naelhieoene mar in WoItinorc
els oos &ino ocutidcr eltcrn op6o.
rem moroen lmO So Sabre ali. ' esic
binterldBt cine edmcltcr ,sro,,
SRorD God. o'N'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

9luf @rlnO eines telegrapbiiAen
Griuc6ens bon Wtojor SDIOeiter, oes
g9aibington @oliaeihefs, wurOe &c.
itern 9lbenO Scr % Sabre olte Nlor
Solomon bon ga. 719, 9lisqltitb-
StraBe Ourcb 0ie 0ctettips Sable
mo @orep in iciner @obnuug Der.
boftet im0 ndM Der mittleren %oli.
5ciitotion scbro6t 9as EeleeramnI
aus @oi6ingtou bciost mr., ooB 90
lomon bort wceeu ongebliGer Inter
iblagung BON $50 seiDiinibt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
syOrIanfia md Sem @efananif.

Ger Stenoeropb 2ero0 @e6er,
iselder oin Samitag gl6eno imtcr
Ser 9lniNulOi9ung Dem @riootoetcf
tio Sobn s. @arnes int equitable.
GcbGuoc mebrere ShnittpunOen bel.
0cbroc6t 3u 6o6cn, wuroc gcitcrn
clrN &oli8ciri@ter Gupplcc I'M mitt-
lercn Stdtiousbolic bis 6u cinem
weitcren Scrb0r nob 0cm @efdnguB
Neionot lint sort oic Tol9en Scr
qliioirc ob5nmartcn. @orneS 6efiu.
oct iid6 nod in tritii@cm 8uItdnOc
inn nMercD.@oipitol" uno cS miro
bcfiir6tet BOB 9lutocrgiituug cin-
trcten lnir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
gSam6crte ms @eiiinaniE.

Seine GDcfrou geihlagcn 81 ia.
Ben foIictc Scnrp 9olimou BON gfr.
1888, &eit SomburgltroBc, oeltern
@ormittoq in Ger mcitlidcu %oli6ei-
Itotion $t00 lmO Soften. Seinc 6rai
cr3abltc. lpic cr icit o@t @|onotcn
uic6ts mc6r aeor6citct uno ibr lelbli
Oic S0Qc ouf Grocn bereitet babe
,&omen sic i6n fir einigc 3eit ent'
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acrm iogte 6rml @olinon entpbo'
tild. o@ut," Damn bcltrofe id ibn
nit 500 unO Soften" la9te Der
9fidtcr iluo babel blieb e. @olimon
6ottc ni6t ooS uotbige &Ieingelo imo
miro iidb fiir einiae 3cit i'm @efan0'
nib oui6olten miiiieu. er 1T berelts
Sc Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Nauarirt.

@olifor 10. SuIi. Ger
cnbaniicbe Dompfer nGieufueeos~ II.
Scr norueaiibc Daupfer n9laana4
crlitten bcutc an Scr Cape 9reton-
Sliiitc Naooric. Der Dompfcr 0Gicn-
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ron Guliport nab Moutreal uno Scr
~9iagna" ouf 0cm @egc BON @biln-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
llntcr6ultnms i'm isracIitiidsn SanO.
hein.

Sir oie Snioiien Oes uSsraeliti,
iNen 9onO6eims~ 81 GotonSpille
wiuOe oeitcru 9lbenO IN Der 9Inltolt
einc @oriiellng oeranitaItct, peldc
in jeoer 9cSie6ung ais Elm trciiliher
Grfolg 81 6c5eidnen mar. Serr 9fo-
Bert Sor, cine III 9oItimorer E6eas
tcrfreiien 6cItbcfonte %eri0nli6feit
6ottc Oic 9eitlmg inne Gtruo 300
%crioncn luo6nten ser &eronitoltung
9ci Oaruuter 5o0lrei6e &ertreter
unO Gertrcterinncn ser Soltimorer
0jciclIidoft ais @oiic, 10 Scrr Nloies
u. 6ranf, Der 4rGiiOent Scr @eidnq.
niBbc6orOe, Serr 2cUi @oitiGolf unO
&crr 9epnarO @jreif.