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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
@r6eitcrtas.

@irO in YoderS &orf gefeiert.
Gin oifi5ieler 8eiertoo. @oit
uuo Observation-Disclosures ecidloIien
90 om ndditcn N}ontog Ser QGr.
beitertoo oefeiert miro, bleibcn ole
6iicntli@en gleniter oei9Ioiien uno
Sic &oit ldBt nur am Wlor9eu einmol
oustrogen.
0ie uSe0erotion Of 2o6or4 bat
fir oer 9iadmittda nnO 2lbeno Elm
9icuic in yodels 9Sorf bei 9roofl0n
arrangirt fir weI6eS Die iiblihen
&orbereihingen getroffen iino.
9esgleihen miro om @}ontag Scr
40euti6e Eog" i'm 9fiperpiem @orf
Geieicrt. 0as Set beoinnt Inn llbr
glo6lnittogs, noAoem Ole $oroOe Der
Sternenbauner 6eicr 0orii6erae5o.
gen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
4anif i'm ManSeI6iISer.adeater.

Grei @erioucn I'M ,,Gryiiol @orlor",
an Der -@o0-StroBe, perleet.
Ger un6eionnene 9iuf n6euer~
perlriudic cine oQ0emeiue 9e.
itiir5ung.
Sniolge pes 9luic5 o6euer" 0ur6
cine inbefonute &erion entitanO &c.
lteru 2l6eno 8 ll6r einc groBc Eonif
I'M uGrDitol M2oping @icture Eor.
Ior III 9}r. $50, 9lorO.@ap-5 -5troBe,
lno in 8olge Oes pl0BIi6cn 9(nOran-
ge5 na4 SEM G6iiren purOen orei
&erionen oerleBt.
1ur6 oie Sintcrt6iir 0es &inemo.
tograpben fam Itarfer &au1 ae3o-
gen, Der bon Ser @alibi6en 9Gderei
fam Die 6tntcr Dem @anOelbiIOer-
t6eoter an ser Sterling STRIDE liegt.
So6olo Der 9luf 6euer eribullte, lief
sic rngeid6r 200 4crioneu 3dblcnOe
,}uidauermenge nob 0en G6iiren 5u.
Sn Dem oroBeu GlulIt berloren
Uicle @}dOdeu i5re Sols6duOer lm6
an0ere Sahen Iie &orlieQung
wlu0e noc0 flr5er 3eit pieoer auf0e-
nonunen
Gie @erlebten iinO: 6rdulein Coma
Gra6t 25 Sabre ali, BON 9}r 1907
@iaen 9troBe, 9IbiAiirfungen an
gon5en &orper idpcr Oerlett;
Srou G6riitian MorOogou n Sab
re alt, bon 9lr. ilO5, Sit.Gogeritr,
perIcbt ollf Der 9ruit umO am @}o.
geu;
iSrduleiu @}ot6iloa 6lo0mg 81
Sabre alt bon 9}r. tl05 Sit-Goger
StroBc, 9lbidiirilmgen am gan5eu
&0rper.
99G6rcno iiA SRI. Gro6t obnc 9ei
6iiIie na6 Solie bege6eu fonnte
murOen sic bcioen 9lnoercn Ourh sen
@ciAdftSfii6rcr oes &iucmotoaro-
pben in einem 9hltono6il nad SolIe
geion0t. @oli5iit Scr woIlte Oie 3lpci
Grmiet i'm @atroIpo9en ser norO0it
liden %oli5ciitatou noh Sallie
bringcn oieiel6en iueigerteu iih
o6er, cine 6a6rt in Dem Eatrolwo
gen 5u unterne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
@lamaenOcr gL6idInh

GcS Oicsid6rigcn Gonnltottcr &oltS.
ieites. @roBer &e6rnuS poa
6ro5dbfeit lmO SuoeuoIuit.
Gum lebten @}ale ser &orf in
ieen6aiter geleudtnug Sreff-
li6es @ettcr md6rcnO oeS gan5cn
6eitea.
9}it 0em geitriget fiinften Gage
errei1te oos oiesid6rige groBe Ganu-
ituiter &olfSfeit ieiu @noe. 9ie i'm.
menic Meni6enmengc, mel6e am
gl6eno sen &art ourdfht6ete, itellte
aaeS bisber Gagcpeiene 6ei @eitem
in 0en S6otten. Nion fam Ben
aeitrigen leBten Gag nit 9ebt ben
briQonten S6luB-9Ift eineS efieftOol-
len gldn5enoeu S1oilipielS nenneu.
Die 8itterlmg mar angene6m fiibl.
Srai &ou5er. mel1e wG6reno Der
fiini6eittoae 0epiiien6oit mo freunO-
lid in ser 9iot6en &reu3 3-@noe geiei.
fen bat imO 0ic @eitrGac Der @Gltc
fiir Die quite So1e in Gmpiong na6m
mo icin idu6erlib bu6tco miro auf
oll0elueineS &erlangcn bin Oenn
tie bat i6re 5a1e t6atiGAGc6 ousgc-
5ei6net oenadt an Nonto9 nit
iommt i6rer 9uoe nab Dem 9iiper-
Nielu-9Sarf iberiieOcIn.
,Seoer Der fiinf Gage 0es oieSiG6ris
Gen Gounitattcr SolfsieitcS mar Elm
Sdlaaer fir iidJ. 9llle Oic Enienoe,
welbc Oos set in oiciem 3eitraume
6eiu1telr, perocn 0ieS bon mo gan5
6eitdtigen miiiien. 9lnerfcunnno &c
bii6rt Ocm %rdiioenten Serrn 6ran5
Sauter, lmO Dem Seitleiter, %crrn
&enrD 8. g8ieneiel0, iomie Den &C.
ionmten Gomiten ocnen Die &or6e
reihng lmO Der 8etrie6 ocS SeiteS
mteritanO, fir sic portreiilihc Pr
ron9irlmg uuO sic auSgc5ei1netc
Gur6ni6rlmq Der prddtiGcn &eron.
italtitna. Gcrr @icueielo 6eidloB
oas Set nit elmer fur5en mirtlrngs.
Uollcn glniprubc.
Som udditen Gieniiag an miro Scr
@orf bis gum Gnoe Der Sternen6on.
ner-9Sohe ieOcn 2I6euo 5u Cans lmO
geniitbli6cr llnterboltlnIg ment-
geltlid ge0iinct iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05

tri6ntio/.n nod nidt ieiigcieBt uor.
sen ieicn
Gin oeutiber Giii5ier, scr DON oen
uorii6erae6enoeu Grfolgeu per 9luiien
an ser 0iterreihiidcu @ren3e iprah
erfldrte, OaB Oie 9tiiieu 0ieie ibrem
auSge5eihnetcn Spiouoge. Spiieui 3u
uer0oHfeu 6dtien
ltnbeitdtigte @leIOun0.
2onoon A. September Eas
oiii5ieuc Sniormatious 9uremi 6at
cine @rfldrnug erlaiien melhe be.
iagt
,9laM Sniormatiou ouS aloii6wiir
0iger Gncae iuO angc6it icben
oeutidc Eorpc0oboote iu0 1urpeoo'
boot5erit0rer I'M 6eihd0iateu 3uiian
Oe IN @iel ongelauat; uno cS aebt
oas @eriiht 0aB anoere IN ser 9tarh
6ari6ait oeS &ieller @anals 5nin
Sinten gebradt woroeu ieien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
gsi aaaO anf 2aidlenOieO uernnaliidt.

Cine gcriiou6ung OeS Sonoae
lcnfs bat geiteril Ser EoIi5iit SSoiepb
3. 0ouo6ertD pom noro0itIi1cn 81.
ltrift crlittcu ais er einen ange6s
lideu Eaibenoieb Deriolgtc mo babel
gc9cn OoS 9hitonobil Oes Srn. 8.
9cdcr, iun, ocs SSnbabcrs BON
9cder's &iiteniabrif ronnte. Sa
Dem glutono6il wuroe Der ScrleBtc
na1 eincn 9lr3t gebra6t. Ser an.
0cbli1e SoIDeuOieb entfoui. Der
llnfoa erei9uete iid al Der Gde bon
@uilforo-9lpc. im0 Scrington-Stra
0oug6ertD mar IN Gipilfleioung uno
ia6noete nebit Dem Scr9eonten %il.
liam Senfins pom nlittleren Diltrift
olf Soibenoisbe, 0ie iiA iebt in @loi.
len sur Stcrncubannerieier cin9e.
itelt 6aben iolleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
Sin 0Oppcl-Cu

Seit @e9inn Scr EilHouium.6oir
leBten Tienitag murOcn s 9lutomobi-
lIlteu wcgen 81 i@nellcu 6a6rens in
Der Dorf-NoaO oerbaftet. &erit6ic-
oenc ouocrc &erbaitrngen meroel
nod ioIoerl. Gie bis jcbt q(rreiiricn
llno: Soicpb g. 5or 9tr. 1918, @eIt-
Baltimore. StrnBc S6omas @bit-
rloge, iin 91r IA, g9eit-Dlooilon-
StroBe; @iQiam 2. Seed, Eopiou;
9ermon S. 9luiiea, 9&r 527 6rant-
I'm Scrrace; Clarence aeap, 9lr
1907 Spriug-StroBe 9lrt6ur 6.
Sopo, 9tr. 1880, @loiber. StroBe;
Solepb u 0jerbarot, 9ut6eruille, mo
Veorge gyopn, inn, 6aliion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
ltmuillfummcnc Stermcn6anncr-
W1ite.

6rau 6. q. @iaoua66p bat Die
9Soli3ei iniormirt OaB @inbreber in
i6r Semi 9}r. 1921, @eit-Saratogo-
1iraBc, ac0rnugcn limo mo Sinuelen
I'M 98ertbe BON $500 crbeuteten. lln-
tcr Ocu gcIlobleuen Soben bciinoet
lib Der Erauring poN Sralt ySil-
long66D
6roll Dliunie Slid bon 9}r. %,
CilY Yorf- StroBe, 6etla0t Sen &erhiit
bon Spei TaiHemi6rcu I'M @ertbc
bon $3.50 Sin aoitaduger, Der am
Dounerilog 9lbeuo ein 3inmcr in
i6ram 0oiic miei6etc, lit gcitern
Nloroen nit sen bcioeH ll9rcn pcr-
Idwunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
GEE nnter idl@crcr gInIdnI0ianna.

Inter ser 9(nihnloiguug, augeblid
ciucu iunittlihen 9(ngrifi auf Die s
Sabre alte @race Dare BON 9lr 7O9,
5. StraBe, 5iooit-Sgoi6m0tom G.G,
am t6. SSimi oieies So6res 9clnoHt
5li 6abeu, iii 9eileru Der 76 Sabre
alte Senru Gops bon 9lr. 1910,
&enicitsStroBe, eiu @d1ter ser
n STANDARD Sil GompaD," bon oen
Gc6einpoIi5iiicn &rab lmo &o6Ier
perbnftet iuoroetl. gr miro iiir Die
9eb6rOeu ocr 9unOeabmlptliaOt felt
0e6alten Sn ieincnl 9elib bate Ea-
bis cinen gelaoencn &epolper, lpcS-
bnl6 cine lueitere glnlbulolgung ge.
gen i'm er6o6en nnroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05


aus EariS
8aris, A. September. Scit
orei Goge1 poiiiren bic irau50iiideu
Eulppen sic Staot uno riiden in sic
Steuuug ei1 sic beitiumt lit, Sem
ocltiden &orrari9 @in6alt 3u t6tm.
Die oellti6e Sffeniiue miro ieoen PHI.
genblid erpartet. Die 3uoeriicbt ser
iran56iiicben Regimenter Bat suge-
nommcu. Sie iinO felt iiber3eugt,
onB inn eegebenen Momeut oie Ser
6iinOeten pieOer 5im gIngriif iiber.
geben mer0en.
Salien0e BON @ar 'crn ne6men Oie
@elegen6eit mo6r, auf Oen non Der
&e9ierlng 5ur ineutgeltli1en @e-
mIBlmg 5lr &eriiiaung geiteQten 3iis
gen ans Der Nauptltaot fort8ufom-
men. Der NtilitGr. @oupcrneur lieB
81 oieiem 3ped 10 aus % g9agen
beite6enoen 3ige 3uiolumeuitellen,
oie 6clte, mor9en mo 5onntag nab
Dem 9iioen mo gSeiten nbgeben mer-
0cn Gic meiiten 3eitlugen lmO oic
&apas glgentlr 6oben Ole 8lireaus
nab @orocaur perlegt ,Sn EariS
berribt lirenge &cbensmiitelcontrole.
Ea9liA meroen llnmenacn pom sc.
benSnittclu perni6tct, oie nidt gan3
cinmanoirei gcmor0en lin0. Gbenio
nt cine algeneine ,Smpiung gegen
IDpDus allgeoronet porOcn.
81 e Oerei iiber &rieQScors
tri6utionen grunoIo$.
2on0on A. September. Sine
0epeide an bic nGeuiral 9leus" bon
9lmlierOdm 6eiagt oaB 9oiirboiteu
BON Berlin 5niolge ale 9lngoben BE-
5iiglib Der ongeblicb bon oen Tellt.
iben 9riiiiel mo 2iittit6 mtierleaten
ariegs s.Goniri6niionen perfrii6t ieien
Oo tbotidhlib sic 9ctrdgc oicier Gou-
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oSm geIueScrc.S2utcl acrGaitet.

llilter ser 9lniHulOiglng, onge6-
liA 5mei mert6loie Gbeds in So6e non
ie $50 an sic 0jeiHdftsleitung oes
glep @iuaro-Sotels in @aibinoton,
9. g., perauSgabt au bo6eL uilrOe
geitcru glbeno Der "a Sabre olte Sc
idditsreiienoe So6n Scott Sowlano
BON Bolton @|oii., bon oen @e6ein-
poli5iiten Sogon mp Sones per6aitet
ino IN Die mittlere %oliaeiitatioH Elm.
gelicfcrt no er fir Die 9e60roen ser
Ylnocs. .SaIptitoOt feiigcbolten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
3as 9sarf.Gunaert.

400 Sdn0er morgen 9}aduitto0 i'm
n0ruio-6iQ-@arf~. @rfolg-
reiae Probe geitern 2(6eno Sei-
tens Der Ser. Singer. ~ Ias
@rogramm.
Die lebtcn @or6ereittnqen fir 0as
groBe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser
@ereini9ten SGnger Don Baltimore"
purOen IN Ser 9eitrigeu, gut beIuHtelt
SiBing Oeriel6en i'm Glu66allie 0eS
u@ermonia @ldnnerhorS~ All ser
9iorO-Somar0- -StroBc getrofien. IoS
Gon5ert miro 0ircft Dor Dem .Wlan-
lion Soide" i'm o0ruiO.Sia-&orf~
morgen 9 ll6r 9tadnittogS, itottfin-
oen unO oon oeu GiriQcuten Ser
o%ereinigten Ginger Sru. Ho6u ".
&leiL geleitet wer0eu. Cos &ro-
gromm umiaBt Die naditc6euoeu
Shore: u@i(gerdor" ans Eau61u-
ier~ ,Goufge6et" bon Gremicr Gin
@ngliI6), Gas lit ser Gag oc5
SerrlL" u9to1 iinO ia Die Guqe Der
9ioien@ uno on5 oStcruen6onucr-
2ieo~ Gin Gnoliid). Ger G6or miro
iib ans ua6c5u 400 Sdn0crn 8uiom-
menicbeN Ges g2citcrcn fam in Scr
gelirigen SibllnQ ein S6rei6en bonn
o0euti6 9lnlcrifonii6en 9}ntional-
6ulO~ 5ir @erIeiuna, morauf Scrr
Charles i. N0Blcr, Der Gelcgat sum
ollnabbdngigcn 9iirQerperein Sen
Scrid6t ii6er 0eiien lebte &eriannl-
lung oblegte. Seine 9nnsfiibrlnnen
mnroen nit 0nut cntaeQcn Qcuonl-
men. Die eiu5elncu &ereine pur0ea
Johann eriuGt sic poQitdnoige QiIte
i6rer aftiocn Wlitglieoer iln0 0ie 9}a-
men etpaiaer neucr Gelegoten Dem
Sefretdr, Nrn George Sinmel6e6er,
cil5uIenoen ga in Ger nGcbien cit
5ing, am critcn 6reitaa int Nfto6er,
SaGresueriamnllng ln0 @eomtcn-
ma0l a6ge6alten merOen miro. 9SrG-
ioent George 9ciicrt iii6rtc Sen %or-
iib in Der gellraen &criammlrng.
ollnfeI @rdiia Screen.
SSn Der aeitrigen cut 6ciu6ten Gcr
lanmlnug oes ollnfel 9rGliQ.9Ser.
eenS~ in Suncfe's SoQc an ser gGcIt-
2erington. StrBde, mllroe 6crcits nit
Der 9Iuiitelhug oes 99iutcr @ro-
gromms 6coonneu, GieIenl 3ufolqe
miro ser @ereiu i'm @an5en fiinf In
ter6altimAea pcronitolten ln0 5mur
3lpei Saniilien-9Ibenoe. eincn Sya6res.
ball cine @ei6nodtsfeier uno eincn
Wlosfen6oa Gos it1noiqe Gomite
fiir oerartige 9lnlGiic puroe 6caif-
tragt fir Die Orei 3ulebt oeuountcn
Geranitaltrngeu cine polien0e 6oQe
ouS5uilden ailro 5u heleeen, Cine
Tanpfer-Grfiiriion miro nod 0egen
Gnoe oieieS Wlondts itattfinocn. Ser
ner puroe 6ei6loiien, Die ieihcr 3eit
tiir Oic Sierucn6anuer @oro0e be-
willi0te $50 oem Gerltideu Siilfs-
6onOs fir Die SinterbIic6encn ocs
&rieaes BON 1914 81 ii6cnpciien 9(n
Scr 6eier oeS GeutiAen Cages miro
Der %ereiu boll5d6lg E6eil ncbmen
Frdiiocnt s. ". S9ebrcn6erg fii6rlc
in Scr geItrigen Sibiing Sen @oriib
Scfrctdr s. o. BON Seine oaS &ro.
totoQ
----------------
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Seirat6s. .Qicensen.

&obcrt @ooh, 81, uu0 @oacl 90.
Scoggins, II.
@arleB a.Eurner, "a, lmo 9Ionbe
8. Eoplor, %; 9ei0c bon @aibing-
ton, 8. 6.
Sorro 9oncrs, %, liuo gftb 8.
9ioberts, %; @eioe BON Sarrisburg,
@euuloloanien.
u gbarles g. .6plfert, 24..1pp @q
bel s. gSbitucD, %.
Soiep6 6. @eocod, 33, @ittmer,
lmo @}otbiIoa Wionf, 90.
9licolo gcrni, 25, unS 9(neelo
Scoloni "a.
SDuon @}iller, 55, gSittper, uuo
9(nnie 9roosfeD, 81 Aittue.
Ebomas @oronc, 81, lmO Stole
9uccbicre, 10.
Gborles Q. Ebot1er, 20, unO
@ioD s. Steuaro, "a.
@illiam q. @uGleman "a, unO
Gli8obet6 &oIm 10.
SorpeD 98. 6rib, 26, uuo @}or0
9l. Goine, 10; 8ei0c bon SorriS-
turg, ga.
GorI Q. 9fobcrtiou 25, @olti.
more, uno 9ernice @aoc, Is, Bin.
ton, &o.
sSobn Z. E0Icr, 81, im6 2iuie Sc.
@rieit 16.
Syroncis @ortels. %, uuO Gnrna
6. Srome, 20.
SSronf @ricc, ilm., 81 9eidieoen,
Baltimore, un0 @rma 81. @riifitb,
20, @biIoocIpbia, asa.
Charles g. @Iober, %, imO Gm.
ma 80. DumL is.
Simon Scrulon, 44, @ittper, ilno
9loc 3inbere, 81.
g9iaiom 9fcilidline, 40, @ittwer,
irnO SSoicpbine s. Ginccnt 27
gSittmc.
Surro sc. S6imp, "a, unO 8eorl
6. Sopfielo, "a.
gilbert sc. GiOoD, "a, imO @lorD
6. @ottS, 26; Sroltbure, @lo.
Gopur0 s.. Silper, %, unO 0cno
81. Socoloii, o.
Ser0inono &obner %, unO Sc.
lCne gSinternib, %.
Scnro g. &onoel 25, Sioblouo-
tcwn @lO0., unO Sannie Silperuon
90, Baltimore.
glnl Dienito0 9ioduiittog wo1en
bic 6iibrcr Ser 9fepublifaner bier
cine Gonferen5 balten Inn it6 Oo-
rii6er flor 81 merOen mie oie nod
rcrbanOcucn Shuloen Oes republitos
niidcn Stats. Central Gonitcs IN
S0be bon $4,000 oeocdt weroeu
fGnnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
lSraii0cnt Miliunis g|otiMaif.

g9aibindton, A. Sept Frd'
iioent @iHou iibermitielte bclte Den
IN gerneinidaitlider SiBang perloni-
melten beioeu pdllieri oc5 Gouarcl-
les perionlid cine 5pe5iaI.9oildait,
in meldcr er ocu GrloB Don Seaisla.
tion beiiirmortctc, inn oen ourc9 oen
eltropdiihen &ricg perurlac2tcn 2luss
iall in Den 9leoenlicl Der heaiernlg
Der oui $i0000O.000 bro 3abr per-
miro, 5u oeden Sic lednna
iou naA oem &lane Der Acgiering
0urtb @r6chma BON pc3ialtenera
eriolaen
Gle 9oiibait mirOe oen Gonite
fir 02itiel mo gSege iibcrpieleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
llnfnas. G6rOnif.
81 . NJ @erii n d { itiirAf.

y W W u II II /.
9)}it cineni ge6ro6enen glru im0
itorfeu 9l6idiiriungen murOc geIteru
Wlorqcn ser 9lnitreidDer @illiom 8.
Garoill, bon 9lr. I, 9torO-EearI-S -Stru
ouiae6obelb noHoem cin 6Gngenoea
0jeriiIt an Oem @uilOerS @rAange.
@e6GnOe, all 9}r Is, SIt-5oUetteiiru
oui Ocm Gor0ill itono, nahgeoe6en
botte
@liiGlicher~5 tnr5.
SIN SGloic iiel 1eiiern @}oraeu
Scr a Sabre ate i1wcOiide @latro.
ic SigurO G6riitinonL ser i'm n9ln-
doroge Sotel", an Ser Gdc BON
@rooOmov uno S6ames StraBe
po6nt aus einem Seniter I'M Oriiten
Stod OeS poteIS oltf Sic StraBe
Erob0en cr ans elmer betrdhtlibeu
S06c ficl, fam cr nit Dem 2eben Oo-
BON mo purOe nit oe6roHeuem
aiin Sdcntel ln0 @anOgelenf uuh
Dem ct. Soiep6'S-@oipitol ge6radt
-9litto Golliiion.
9ei einem 3uianunenitoB nit Ell
mem 9lutomo6il ser Nliller Eoricob-
Co., an Der Gdc BON Sopeite lnO
0ig6-5traBe, crlitten Or. Molrice
G1iOedel bon 9}r. 26 9lor0-Sig6.
StroBe, mo ieiu 8 Sabre olter So6n
@iolrice ibmer56oite gSltnOen. Ger
8uionmcnitoB mar 10 tart, Dab oeS
Goftors 9lntomo6il gegeu eiueu @io.
ten Qeporfcn ipur0e. Ger &nn6e
trig perihieoene 9iiile i'm @eli&t oa.
BON pGbreuo iein &ater cine &lnoe
am @intcrfopT crlitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05

EdIIc sur 9leiIe iu'S glnSIauS ts-
TOrst s. Maine, glr. 4i3, Cit-yaiti.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
Nerrata luirO StaatSIefretSr.

9ion, A. September. GS miro
oifi5iea onocfiinoigt, bob Cardinal
Comiaico 6crrato 3nm pdpitlihen
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LIEN aeboren- Gr lpor pditlibcr
g}untiiS in @oriS lmo Ieitete i'm per-
aongencn Sabre Sen @il6oriitii1en
GpuQreB in Wlaltu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05

glbpuncntcn, bic ben ,Scntidjcn Cure
ipOnDcntcn" nidjt piinttIidJ Dbcr nnrencIs
mdRia crbaltcu linn gcbcicn, ncr Sfiicc
oauru per EcIepbUn pOcr idDrii!lidl Niits
tbcIlnng SO MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-05
Serubeiner grOs.
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Freiien. Ginc Stnot IN I'D icl6it. BON
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oosr cine site non 30 iar $f,59.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
ICY FRUIT DRINKS

Fruit juices are easily prepared and
are most welcome on hot days, COM
bined with ice or spring water. The
juicy fruits are easiest to prepare,
such as cherries, currants, raspber-
ries and blackberries. The simple
strip must be prepared first. Boil one
quart of sugar with one pint of water
until it spins a thread when allowed
to drip from fork. Add juice of any
small fruit in proportion to one quart
of juice to one pint of strip. Boil to-
gether seven minutes, bottle and SEAL.
Cherries must first be pitted. Then
allow to stand ten hours in cool place,
add to simple sirup in proportions
given, heat and seal.
Mix currants with twice as many
raspberries, crush, allow to stand
four hours, add to simple strip in
amounts given and boil five minutes.
Seal while hot.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
HOUSEHOLD HELPS

A yard of cheesecIoth soaked in
kerosene oil, with a little linseed oil
added, makes an excellent dustcloth,
and leaves a bright surface.
In cooking fruit it takes nearly
twice as much sugar to- sweeten- it if
added before cooking. Cook first,
then sweeten to taste.
To remove the stains from fire.
proof dishes which have become
brown from baking, soak them in
strong borax and water.
For nice dishrags, sew two little
salt bags together They will last
longer than an ordinary rag of
cheesecloth, ETC.
In buying brooms do not select
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18

which has created such interest here,
Leola Son is wavering between two
desires.
She wants to be an actress.
And she wants to be a movie queen.
She loves the legitimate drama,
because she believes that in it one
reaches the fullest expression.
But she likes the moving drama"
because she can work out of doors
and be at home evenings. =.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-20
Federal League

Pittsburgh. Pa. May 20.-Brennan
allowed Pittsburgh but three hits yes
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-20
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Philadelphia, Pa, May 20.-Cicotte
pitched i'm wonderful form yesterday
and Chicago shut out Philadelphia. Nc
lnnis, who singled with one out in the
eighth, was the only home player to
reach first. only four balls were
knocked To Chicago outfelders.
r II T.
Chicago ......00002 100 3 u .
Philadelphia 000000OOO-- o I
Batteries -. Cicotte and Schalk;
Shawkey, Bresser and Lapp. Two
base hits-Chasc. Schalk. Chicago.
New York. y. Y, May 20.-Hamilton
held New York to five scattered hits
here yesterday and st. Louis shut out
the Yankees. Next To Hamilton <
pitching. the batting ana fielding OF
Wares featured the work of st. Louis.
Heating pitched good ball for New
York. II T.
st. Louis 100 0001 90 |
New York ....OOOO00OOO- % .
Batteries-Hamilton and Agnew'
Kea,ing and Nunamaker. Two-base
hits-Wares. Pratt, ST. Louis; ". Will
liams. New York. Three-base hit -
Agnew, ST. Louis.
WASHINGTON, II. c., May 20-Wash =
ington made il three straight fro'n
Cleveland yesterday. winning through
fast fielding and superior base running.
In the ninth Graney walked, stole
second and third unmolcsted and beat
out a throw To the plate. Jackson also
stole two bases. Il ~ T.
Cleveland .....0O00O00O2- 4
WASHINGTON ...20002 OO0x- o
Battcries-Mitchell. Bowman and
CarisCh Eassler; Shaw and Henry.
No extra base hits.
Boston. Mass. May 20.-The Red SoX
took the third straight game from De
troit here yesterday. Aided somewhat
by errors. boston gathered most of i's
runs while Dubuc was PITCHING, break
ing his string of five straight victor
les. Bedient pitched well for Boston.
retiring In favor of pnch-hitter.
II II Il
Boston .......3O0002 10x-- 10 3
Detroit ........02 10000 s .
Batteries Bedient Leonard and
Thomas. Carrigan; Dubuc. Hall and
, Stanage. Two-base hits Lewis.
lapcaker Boston.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-20
MANY ENTRIES FOR MEET.
Michigan Prep School Stars Will Meet
Last Of Week.

Ann Arbor. Mich, May 2o.-More
than zoo hundred prep school athletes
nave been entered in Michigan's IN
tcrscholastic track and field meet, set
for May % and %. With the entry
lists closed. the management has
commenced active work i'm lining up
the events ana preparing the program
" is expected that 3 or more schools
will be represented I'm the two days
games
Michigan plays baseball through the
east this week, meeting Syracuse
twice, Cornell, Princeton, Swarthmo"c.
and Penn. Captain Sisler is takins
twelve regular players with him, and
is expecting 90 win at least four "f the
games The star pitchers ann is not
in SO bad shape il is reported. but he
will probably pitch only one, or posi-
bly, two games.