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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

gilt Elm idJpar6er Siit, al 0cm neiBe
6lii9el oie ein5ige 9lusiAmiiding BIZ.
oen. @liunen fonmen 5tr 8eit weni.
ger sur Germenoung. IS iGeint, olS
oh ieBt no mir ole &inOer 5loras in
Siilc uno 8iiae III 9tatura baben. De-
ren 9lohobmimgen lueniger 5eiuiir-
oigt miiroen. 9ludb oie boGaufltre6en.
Oen 9anbibleifcu lalieu ein ipenig
naG Saffeto-, W}oiree- unO gltlas,
bouO noDen'in nidjt un6etrIhtlic6en
W2abe Dem Sanmet6on0 &lab.
S1wor5es, onOert6alb bis 5wei50lli.
ges Sonnnet6nO 1T sur 3eit cine Der
moccrniten SutOeforationen. @S
fommt nidt piel 0apon 5ur @erpen.
ouna. 0it minoet iid mlr Elm eiu3el-
ner Streiien Inn oie 6iitfrone. 9eim
SurDon miro oas @ano MIR einmol
i'm Die Wlitte Scr bo6en Grdn5e gelegt
mo idlieBt ob an Ser Seite nit elmer
@oiette g9em oie &rdupe oes Cur
bans iebr bod lit, fonnen ou6 5pci
Streiien CUR Gerpenoung tomuen-
Oiitunter perOen oud fur5e, ein5el.
crtigeStreiien oufgendbt, Die in ibrd-
Ger 9iihtuna bon uiten nah oben
lallfen, in gleidn1dBiger @itfernm9
oon einanocr Gicie 5ieben iit i'm Die
Jan5e Sitfrdfnpe BIN. Sn 0ieiem Sal.
le blcibt Die &rone 0es Suites lmgar-
nirt. Sn Ser leI6on g8eiie fouien ob-
er audi ihrdg iibcr Oie &aitfrone bin
laliicnOe Streifen BON SommetbanO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Mue benz @eidle Der NysUoe
m,s0 Der WeIellitbaft.
81 c NJ gorf, sen 26. SUM.

01cm gorf, ben 26 Suni.
Die grautroDe lit cine @ottimg fiir
iidj, Die BON sem allqeneincn 3ua Der
gcmeicneu D1ooe bisber uiir menig be-
einilubt mur0e, meun aud immer flei-
ne 3ugeit1n0niiie al oieielbe gemaht
muroen Sn oicier Soiion ideint
6rou D1ooe oarin cine 9lenoering ein.
eeiii1rt 81 baben Gle langen, flici.
ien0en 2inien. IN oenen @iiroe nno
ipeibepollcr @rnit 3um 9lus0rud ia
men, iuerocn in oicier 5aiion nur III
Der 21nac Hcr Sdileppe imo oem lang.
Dolleiioen S6leicr bctont, oeneu
iStonbeit mo @ra5ic ourt nidtS be-
Gntrahtigt meroen fam. IoS @6rens
fleio Der oiesidbrigen Sunibraut iii
Elm @eDirr BON Sdlbeln, Grapirui-
Gen imo Spitcngcrieiel, luIO oas sur
8ert0enoung fomnenOe 0luterial 10
3art outtiq iuie m0glih. 9luG beriu
5eigt iid Der GintluB Ger berridenoen
42ooe,
Sn unierer ctitcn 9lbbil0lng ieben
Die 2eierinnen cin Yrautflei0 0as in
ieoem 3uge Der oicSid6riqen Com.
mermooe 9abnung trdgt. Glienbeiu
sueiBet g1octurne gltlas licfert oas
WlaterioI 5ll Dem W3ooeI, pabreno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

trent 5u OcrfaQcu. ginige 9erluhc,
Oie nit iibertrietcn meitcn. balihi.
gen 9ioden gemadt uur0en. beOelttln
cinen MiBerfolg. oagcgen iper0en flei-
ne 3naeitdn0niiie an gr0Bere 6odlrei.
te nit aagcmeincr @eirieOiaung auf-
genonnen. Sin folder @onoel tann
iiA mn aamdblih id)rithueiie 0oa-
3ieben 0oS olte Spridlwort o@ut
Gna nil @eiLe baben", trifft audi
bier 5u. Dab idon ein GROCER S1ritt
oouu1rts getbm 1T, unterlieat feinenl
3ueitel. inO IN obiebbarcr 3eit miro
Der 6utteral-Hod bon Der @iloilode
5eridpuunoen iein.
Sii gon5 auffaQen0er Wciie modt
in oieier Saiion Der meibc outilig-
Silt iein 9lcd)t geltcuo Cine groBerc
gtismdGl unO @eri6ieoennrtiefeit Der
Sorm bat es nie gegeben Gle bobcn
frciiih ale Sen rutoen fegeliornigen
@opi, uno oen me6r Ooer weniger
alfqcfrdn3ten 9ono, ober bod in I'M.
enoliher GeriDieOenbeit Homiif &C.
itreiites 9onO miro nit @orliebe ulS
@aruitur benubt. penn man bon @ar-
nitur iiber6oilpt ipreden fam. Gin
ein5igcr Streiicn ipiuOct iid Inn Die
arone. SGlliig meiit Der Sut aiiH MIR
ciuen neiBen 5liigel alif ooer aud
mebrere, ipie 0enn oieien CONNER
peiBe 8Iiigel iiberboupt 81 oen mo-
oiih elegonteiten Sut-@oruirungen
aeadhIt nerOeil. Sir nItra eIeaant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

ODER: Eeter 01ortinopitIb bat
@elO gegen einen g8edIel aitfgcnom.
men lno es p5rtrlmfen in0 ocrrnudlt
nab 4riegerart. @s fam ser 8ab.
lungstermin = fam uno berItrib Il,
Der gSebiel ging 5lnn Protelt, 5ur
8pougsboQitredlng. @ines O2or.
gems, ais sic Sonne Die @arbe ibrer
Strablen in flaber 5lugbabn III oie
SbGler i9oB, ga erbob iid Der rieiige
@eridtsool5ieber llno ltieg in Die
Yerge, Inn 0aS 8lod6ous Der W1arti.
nopitl9e 5u pf6nOen
n@as9? Nas pilit OLWeni699"
fragte 8eter.
u0eine bepcgli1e in0 ltnbelpegli-
DIE Sabe regiitriren. o9ateiniIber
&unO Gin i1limmer Gag lit fiir oib
angebro6en. Ien SORT ipiait ou
pliinoern, Der 10 bieIer Solfen SET
nlatbltdtte ipor? Den Sort ser Dlar-
tinowitide 5erit0ren? 6re6ere ais on
n DISQUALIFICATION bon Sfutari icIbIt
lit obgeitiir5t, ais er mein 6eliemeit
erflinmen mollte. llnO on, So6n ei-
ner is5ielenoen Guile, noglt 2"
@r longt Die 8iibie bonn Hagel
mo brennt cine 9Sotrone ins 9Iaue.
Qos @cI6le6t DER Martinomitide,
5pei6unoerteiuinoOreiBig Seuergc-
pebre, fliegt berbei unO inli1mIrnt
oeu Tburm.
Son Der Sobe lGiift, nein, raIt Der
@eriGtsUol5ieber nieoer nah Ge-
TIME; 5pei &lippen ouf einmol, breite
Moiierriiie, S6riinoe ino S1roffeit
ntnmt er lpielenO in beIOenbaitem
2ouf ~ eincm Steinbod gleid), Der
iiber Die @rote itreibt. S5bm na6
Oos @ei1Ie6t Der Mortinomiti1e -
flinfe, fiibne Streiter Wlonn fir
Wionn, Stitrnlb0gel oes Samples.
4eter ollooron ipie INNER,
menn's an oeu Gyeino gebt. @r bat Oos
Mlail weit auigeriiien inO idreit, wie
6olfen iAreien: A
DSS9r Sel0enioBne aus beriI1nlter
Sippel Geriolgt i'm, fang i'm, ben
IateiiiiAen SunO uio Sbminolerl
2iefert mir i'm Iebenoig IN Oie $dn-
oe lebenoig, o6er i6ont inn gtai'
im0 9brcn gioi' unO Sbren mtll Bey
ter nit eigner SonO erbelten, um iie
ne6en WlebmeO @ai1os gtaic uno
Sbr 5it nogeln"
llrO Der @eridtsbon5ie6er be.
idleunigt feudeno ieine Spriingc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
0ie beiben 99er.

8ipei Qotsbamcr Offaicrc iben i'm
Wcinlotol. Ser cine licft bic aeitunq.
..0as eynFanterie-Neeiment ND. 80 b1t
am Cya6restaQ Der SdldGt BON gTpcrn
in Der 9otiOtirde bic ggeibe eiusr
neucn SABINE begdnden :. r.
,porbpu" = unterbrid)t i'm iein
&omcraO raber Die 99er iteben in
3abern. ni6t in liperDl llnb ii6er-
bies pirb bic Observation-Disclosures erit in
0erbit cen cSd6r oltl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

ter lno oeiirciitcr &oile grlterer
fomrnt fir bic fiIr5c Eunit 5lr Ser
lUcnOimg, Die neue Snlien aulpcilt
inOem iic ilber ocn Siiitcn fiir5cr,
6ogenforniia mirft. @ine 6rcitc Sbdr-
pc pm idwar5em 9ltlas lml6lieBt
Die Saiae.
llcberoliS pirflingspoll lit Der Sut
in ggeiB, garnirt NIT l6lUar5cn Sill
gem,
g8obl faln jc lit Dem iommerliden
.Sar3fleio 10 oroBe 9eOeutlng 5uge-
meiien poroen pie III Oicler SaiiOn.
Dluitcr3ci1ner mo aleiOermoder
iinO eiirig bcltrebt, oicieS @enre in-
mer oollfonmener 81 gcltaltcn un0 cs
allen 9(nforoerimqen gered9t pcrOen
5it laien glub nuiB eo INNER etiuoS
gfeucs iein, milB in elmer oOer Der ail-
ocrn @eiie glbiucidungcn BON Der
bisberigen Sdo6lone oilfpeiien, muB
apart ipirfeu gci Dem ionlmerlihen
Ian5fleio 1T 10 Gieles 5u beriidiidti-
gen. Dor alien mlB ole 2eidtigfeit
unO 0nitigfcit ocS D1aterials in Be
tra1t 9e5o1cn meroeI @S niB eill-
fn1 in Der O1aHort ictl Inn leiht uno
idncl an uno o6oeitrciit 5u iperOen,
nno bod Dobei die iein. Ser 9fod ion
ben 2inien Der berribcnoeu Wooe emit
lpredcn uno babel ood geniigcno melt
iein Sc einiader Der SHnitt ocs
Soumer-Son5fleiOes lit. BON Inn 70
1iibiderer @irflng miro es iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Ole berfIogene y itfarte.
@s lit foum gIaublih, ipeIde gln-
foroerrngen bisipsiIen an Soit6eanl-
te geitent mer0en. 2ettbri flog ein
3eppeIinIuftihiff iiber cin@oitont im
Centrum 9erlinS. 9lus Der @onoel
tpuroen 1ierbei 5oblreibe Foitfarten
geiporfen, BON Oenen cine aiii 0oS
f6rdge Go1 eines Sauies floo, 3u
aIlecn1einer Remembering uno Be
Ilitigung eridJien iebr bolo cni 'Goit-
beonter iino Golte nit Silie elmer Ian
gen Better oie &orte beriilter. SSrit-
ber nonnte man oie 8eueripe6r ons
.W21o6en fir 9(aes", nlnt min ii6
ou9 oie Foit oieien gamen pcroie.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
q m q o nAcrt.

Sdugerin CiinoD: nSeet gang I
aus @rirneIe, trinf' obcr net
StuOiolus Siiifcl: u8roOol Bro
piiiimo Sie trinft ober nett" (Wlimt.
tcllauges, frenetii9es NeiioIlsgctrani'
pei oes woiierideuen 0llIieldobues)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

.Sobcn Sie i6on gebort2 8ran
@oI0Itein lit i6rem W}aime in einem
bod eIegnnten 9lutomobil Ourdgcgan'
gen.
II o03u', er miro Oa6ci ard nidt
i6le6i iabrenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
srelin1 bin Il e Il.

.0So1in nit ocm prddtigcn &oieu'
iirouB2"
.3u Gpcline; iic feiert 6eute
ipicoer NAL i6rcu fiinirmo5wan6igitcn
@cburtstag mo oo 6obc id oement.
iprctcn0 0rciln0rrciBi1 @loNSyolen
fir iic 6in0cu loilcn," (
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Qin6I Ii dl-

Ser flcinc @}prib Batter, marlini
pGI9t Ou bsnn 3einc Sbren INNER
nit Sdnaps2"
@oter. D0umncr Slnge, mell ld)
iie erfroren babl"
Nlcrit; uSo2 @ater, oa bait 0n
Dcincn Wlagen wo9l otA ertroren2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
s o II MNentih.

alnom: uSobcu iie Oielleidt Sals-
heringe?~
Soferin. oSaben 6abn per feene,
ober frieoeu fcnnt ct iein bet pir
ipelde iolten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Q)NJ IVY ttAA 0Nll w eObUb UDlt
0iontenegro ibon i'm @etrie6.
Spirioion gguf aus Sem @eIdIed]t
ser @ufolpitioGe lit ein GGmpc pie
meni0e IN oen S6mar5en Berger. be-
tii6nit in 0en S1ludten ser Cara iuie
ari Den So6cn Oes 2oiDtiden er,
Der Sel0 0eS @olfsgeiongs, Der 3iir-
fenidred" 9o1 Der @olf Der 9erge
bodt 6eflomnlen in ieincr Soble, oaS
leu1tenoe Molisauge II 9eit fiadert
eS finiter, oenn Die 3niden Oes Sells
iin0 leer; Die SanO, Die nie ge3ittert
bat am 8iigcl Ger Yii6le ~ Tie Sit-
tert onl 9upel hes beroorrtcu Ynrte-
monnaies.
Ser @oIf ser 9erge iinnt bonn
Morgen bis gl6eno llno ober bis gum
Dlorgen.
0loheIt idwer auf i'm 3pielidt 0es
3peiten cages un0 itinmt oas oIte
&ie0 an Cert mO W3uiif BON Seiner
@laieitdt Dem aonig ielbit):
1@e6 Dem idlodterprobten SeIoen-
iobne,
SIT dc SelocntaiGe gar 10 obne."
Grgreift ocn brenni9arfen Sota.
gan idniirt entibloiien 6inob III Die
@aiien bon Getinie un0 fdbrt beute-
ourltig in Oic Siiroe Der 8onf.
u@ott gum @ruB eud, So6nc Ser
9anfl" beltlt CT nit iener Stimme,
Die 10 oft oos @Go oes aorites er.
mcdt bat.
|e aailierer fliBen al lire 0itfen.
DSeil Dir I'M Siegerfrnn5, goelIter
Der gSufowitide" iingen iie aus tren
6eniter1en bcroor.
og9aS ner6crgt i6r eld) pie Todie
III So1ern, &uloer W1ontene0ros 2
SerDor gum 3peifanpfl Sell oem
SanO, Sell 0cm &0nig ellG aIlen
Sell W}ir abcr lpar0 ltnbeil, @enoi.
fen cineS @IaubenS~
uS1 g8os lit Dir pUocrio1ren, Spi-
ribbon Griter mlo 2ebter in Der
Sdlodt?~
sd babe Jcin @clo g9iIit ou mir
@elo bergen, SfinO elmer topferen
W}utter?"
u9oroen, witocr @olf ser @crae2
llnO tpcr 1T osin 9iirge?~
oNeiBt OiL nit mem OH reoeit I'm
ieIiger2 2os Mort eiucs @itcmitlD
lit @iirge imo 8obIer"
o0cin @ort f0nneu mir nic6t be,
le6nen~
uGann aIio bier mein Sotagon
G6ter rnO llrpdter bo6en i'm i'm
9lut oeS SSslaus oewoit6cn.
o@ut, LAB i'm bier, SD borgc On.
rolif cinen WnIoen.
0g8as idudteit 0u2 SD bore. cI-
nen eiu5igen einiamen, eir5clnen,
GigIoen2"
nGn bait redt geb6rt."
oDu 9ii6ts Rom g}ienonoitammel
Ginen notbigen nnfteu, nidtsrllbi.
gen @uloen iiir Den Sotagon CSpirI-
oions2"
nS;opobl."
,9lot6ct iid oein 9lntlib ni6t, Der.
6leidt Dir niHt Oie Scelc i'm Seib2"
n9}cin.~
n9(ber oieicr Satogon bat olf ocm
Sarnbolb ic65cbn ScinOe geitredt
cbe Giiao -%oiba sic Scitlng irciipil-
lig iibcrao6. q
n@r lit ibcn ctiuoS roitig !"
Gas iit nidt 9ioit, eS lit Slut Der
9lut6ln0e. Gjib 5wei @iIoenl"
,,llnmoglih. Spirtoionl"
.N}dh's noelih. meliAer 6ei9Iin9
~ ionit miro Gpirioions Syotagon 5u|
ich5cbn G6picn eiucn iie65cbutcn
ipoltcn."
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Gle 2samR uOn SaOntemssrO.
9. 6. 9lliiditi6 ua6er6dblt bon
@o0a 9io0a.

9iim baf caaj @loutcnegro feline
E6ir Der auItur geoffnet, unO Ourb
Ole offene &biir 5ieben alien
9oraUanen Doran ~ ole golo6eIaoe-
men @iel elm: Die @anf bon Montene-
gro 1T gegriinoet porOen.
SD iebe i'm @eiit Die 9anf bon
0lontenegro i,bon i'm @etrie6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Sebt, 70 ungeidbr itele id mir Die
@ei1Gitc Der 9ont bon @loutcnegro
Dor. sysa a--.s 81 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01
Sm neutralsa Sdusmarf.
.gOn matbiIb. mann,

ginsn eoIbsnen CONNER nannis
man bier bic IsBtsn Monats. Gin
Sonnentaa rsibts ii9 an ben anbersn.
itrablenb ftanb Die Spnne ben ganasu
Sas am 6immsI, I'm am 2lbsnb purs
purroib i'm Sunb sli periintenL Gin
Strom bon @usIanbern ergOb ii9 iibsr
bic Stabt unb bic id,0nen aiiitsn See
lambs. Sn ben SoisIs mar tsin 3im4
msr frei iInb bic 9umpfer. bic 5u ben
ausitelIungen in Waalm0 unb Gbris
itiania fubrsn. lparsn Bis auf ben lebs
ten pfab beisbt. 9llles atbIlete as-
bensfreube unb @ennb.
Du fttesen plSBlid orobeRbe WoIs
teni am pOliiiiden SimmeL auf -
ober Der S9auplab lag 10 fern, bic
Sonne f6ien 70 GOLDEN, bas Saeben mar
70 fG5n! 8openbagen lieb iid nidt
babon dnfeften.
Grit als eS bisb, bab Seutfdlanb
lRublanb ben Rrisg sriIdrf babe. als
bic iunesn ipshrpfIiAiigsnI Ututi&sr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01
GraaSeise eHtbnmsiber ertrasnxsta
Gincinnati, 30. sept.

" " " " " " DO' StpAs
Wearp 6. MiIion oil Bertha @il'
ion, 40 SUB an Der Siioieite Dor
Sfodforo 9lace, 149 SUB SitIi9 bon
SnmiIton Bite, 81.
glnnn g. Son Sesgern an &. q,
@ronnier, Cots 304 uno 800 in Sir
By Stealth Gontpanp's llnterabtbei-
lung BON 8ee6tpooo, 81.
Gieielte an Wtnniie @ronaiier,
2ots 306 umo 307 in oeriel6en I'm.
terabtbeiluna, 81.
Charles s. McGornlid OH SSoiepb
MeGornif, % bel 100 SUP aif Der
gsoroieite Der Reilntep Gtrabe, 81.
9erielbe oil alice 6. Wcgor1nid,
6asielbe gieertbunt, 81.
CHARLES 2eppert OH Caroline Sau.
lein, 25 bel 101.35 SiB on Der Meit.
ieite BON Clifton 4bemle, 1850 eSub
iii6li1 BON Der GINNING GtraBe, 81.
Graflf groleD II. glnb., an etc.
mart groIep, 9ots go. 103 II. 104
bon Der Gcine Sarl6 II. Bldg. 2lii'n
,9eol Q llntsrnbtbeiIwns. ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01

Wtit ntanfen abfiibrmifteIn
iptro Der AGiifer nneeIiibrt, betroeen, ipeiI fie
bu iejner nninrgemdBcn @etue9ung Der 9drme
perbelien fonoern eine 9efpnlilnme berbeffibs
pintn. 9nber III oiefes atbeiudbrte BlutreiHs
gitnpsrttcl nlleunI beilfam unb fein @ebraiicb
bat nielndls nnhtbeiIige GoIeen. sIbrefire g.
Metfinebier & Co., tSoI 1910, Neip Uorf 9th,
I'M artiltstlfltd cine Yrobe bu befomuen Die
e.. @frrarb. strdntsrsei[Ien fiub In aIIsn alpcs
ftusri ~ babsfI. ptde 20 Gents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01
Il n m . aIt6

proieHor (beim gramsu, gum Aans
oibaten): -. SteIen gle iia Dor.
sic trintsn Elm @Ias WafItr =
Rdnbioat: I'D, 5err profsTor,
Sas tagR ID mir abiOIat ai@ uosissl'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28

telling effect and with the aid of his
tail he can use them all at once.
The Lovett Musical Trio were a big
hit with the park audience. Their eff
forts are along comedy lines as we'll as
musical. An eccentric dancing finish
was loudly ~applauded and 1t was neces-
sary for one of the trio to make a
speech before the performance could
proceed. Marva REIN. with four popu-
lar songs and a great singing voice,
caught the fancy of her audience at the
start and she could have SUM q couple
of more numbers with less presumption
thai many vaudeville acts display in
taking bows.
Herbert Kelsey. the king of ragtime,
was we'll received. inc George Moor,
clown juggler, proved himself abrilliant
entertainer with some clever juggling.
Advertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
PAxTANG PARK

The headliner at Paxtang. this week.
combines comedy, novelty and scien-
tifc bag-punching into one of the most
original acts we have ever seen. The
Gordon Bros. and the Boxing Kanga-
roo is the title of the act. The brothers
furnish the comedy. which is of the
rough-and-tumble knockabout variety,
tiIre is sufficiently clever to interest
any one. whether athletically inclined
or lot The Boxing Kangaroo Is the
greatest novelty in vaudeville. The ami
NAL Is enough of a boxer to make
things lively for anyone who wishes to
put on the gloves with him. He has one
great advantage over his human an
tagonist, he uses all four feet with
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28

at her home in Upper Allen township,
near Mechanicsburg. on Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Zimmerman was 80 years
old and was born in Juniata county.
She is survived by her husband and
the following children: Esther, Mary.
Noah. Paul and Laborn, all al home;
one brother, John Weaver, of Lam
caster. and three sisters. Mrs. S. b.
Barner. of Lower Allen township; Mrs.
Jacob Lauver, of Shiremanstown. and
Mrs. Benner, of Juniata county. The
funeral will be held Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. with services IN the
Slate Hill Church. Burial in the grave
yard lea by.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
Mrs. Hughes. Albert Hughes and

Mrs. Hughes. Albert Hughes and
Elizabeth Becker were found pinned
under a light tar roof on the top of
the ruins and were rescued, being
lacerated and bruised and suffering
from shock. They are seriously IN
jured.
Zogby was rescued later, also a mass
of decorations and bruises. Ills skull
is fractured and hurt internally. He
may die.
William G.. Bees, who conducted a
harness store in the Market street side
OF the building, had barely time to fee
for his life. His stock was ruined.
Carpenters working in and about the
building were at their MONDAY meal
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
Wants New Quarters to
Mark Canals Completion
By Associated Press

Washington. D. c., July %. - The
lEenate banking and currency committee
before it to-day the bill introduced
by Senator Thomas. of Colorado. pro-
,viding for the coinage of uuarter-dol-
lars to commemorate the completion OK
the Panama Canal and the hundredth
anniversary of peace between English
speaking peoples.
A feature OF the bill was the in1ec-
tion of a provision which would nix
the ratio of gold and silver at % to /.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28
Dwelling COllapses on
Family at Shenandoah
Special to The Telegraph

Shenandoah. Pa, July 2S.-At noon
yesterday a three-story frame house
that was being remodeled In North
Main and Market streets, owned by J.
a. Mandour, merchant. and occupied
by Mrs. George Hughes and family
on the third floor, collapsed, carrying
Mrs. Hughes, So years old; her son.
Albert. 4 years old; Elizabeth Becker,
IL years old, a niece, and Peter Zog-
by 60 years old, down in the crash.
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$3.50 STERLING A
FOR S176

Too big a bargain for anyone to
miss. See It to-day; tomorrow may
be too late. Terms, SIS or more
monthly. j. H. Troup Music House,
is So. Market Sq.-Advertisement.
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DEATH OF MRS. GEO. ZIMMERMAN

fredericksburg, Pa, July 2s.-Mrs.
George H.. Zimmerman. after a twelve
months illness with tuberculosis, died
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-28

The bill was offered "by request" but
Senator Thomas did not disclose the
identity of the author.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-09-11
OLD RESIDENT OF MIS-.
S0ULA DIES IN SEATTLE

Judge John L. Sloane, we'll
known citizen of Missoula for
many years, died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. E. B. Mitch
ell, at Fort Lawton, near Se-
attic, Friday last, Sept. 4th. The
deceased had lived in Missoula
since 1877, and has held many
offices of honor and trust. He
was a member of the Grand
Army of the Republic, being de-
partment commander in 1892,
and was member of the Ma
sonic, K. of p, and Ancient
Order of Workman. He was
grand chancellor of the knights
of Pythias of Montana in 1892.
He was clerk of the district
court from 1889 to 1893, and has
been a deputy in almost every
office in the county. He leaves
the following children to mourn
his death: Mrs. Tylar B. Thomp-
son, Mrs. E. B. Mitchell, Miss
Gertrude Sloane, Robt. H.
Sloane, Frank H. Sloane and
Jean Tyler Sloane. The funeral
was held in Missoula and burial
was in the cemetery of that
city.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-09-11
"A TO Be STAR
SPANCLEO BANNER" DAY

State Superintendent Davie
has sent a letter to every teacher
in Montana's schools calling at
tention to the fact that Septen1-
Der IA, 1914, was the date upon
which the "Star Spangled Ban
ner" was written and he sug-
gests that a very fitting manner
of celebrating the centennial
anniversary would be to have
this hymn sang in all schools,
public and private, at noon, on
September IA, of this year. He
says that Hon. P. P. Claxton,
commissioner Of education, has
called his attention to this fact
and suggests that the above
program be carried out.
Mr.. Davie asks that all news
papers in the state print a copy
of the hymn and it will be found
in this issue.
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-09-11
1.-The ar-Spangled Banner
Written by FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, September IA, 1914.

Written by FRANCIS KEY September IA, 1914
0 say can you see by the dawn's early light,
What so proudly we hailed, at wight's last cleaning?
Whose broad stripes and bright through the perous fight
Ger the ranpars watched, galanty streaming;
And the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air.
Gave proof through the night that flag still there
0 say does that Star-Spangled Banner yet
Oer the land of the free and the home of the brave?
On that shore dimly through the mist of the Deep
Where the foes naughty host in dread silence reposes
What that which the breeze DER the towering Steep
AS it htfuly blows now conceals, dscoses?
Now it catches the CLEAN of the mornings first beam,
In full glory reflected now shines in the stream:
lis the Stars Spangled Banner; O. long may it
Ger the land Of the free and the home of the brave.
And where are the foes who vauntingly sWore
That the havoc of war, and the battles confusion
home and country should leave more?
Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps pollution
No refuse could the hr'ing and slave
From the terror of flight, the gloom of the grave;
And the Star-Spanged Banner in triumph doth wave
Ger the land of the free and the home of the brave,
y thus be it ever when freemen shall stand
Between their loved homes and the wars dissolution;
Best with victory and peace the heav rescued land
Praise the Power that hath made and naon
Then conquer must when cause it is just
And this be motto I'm God is our trust;
And the Star-Spangled Banner in triumph shall wave
Der the land Of the free and the home of the brave
The Ronan pioneer., 1914-09-11

the patrons of the grand stand and
bleachers that there will be no lull be-
tween races, for with the race events,
carnival attractions, vaudeville, bands
and the incessant Wild West features,
the fair ground activities will outrival
by far the f1ve-ring circus.
Besides fifty active and energetic
cowboys and cowgirls there will be
fifty warlike Sioux Indians, $50 out
law bucking horses. two carloads of
vicious steers, as we'll as trained buff
falo teams. The programme, which
will be varied every day, will cover
every phase of life of the ranch, range
and corral In addition to the ever
interesting and super-exciting wild
horse races, there will be excellent
exhibitions of outlaw horse riding,
bucking contests, steer-roping and
bull-dogging. Each day cowboys and
cowgirls. will participate in relay