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The Washington herald., 1914-10-11
WANT columns
ARE INTERESTING
London Papers Carry Ads
for Almost Every COnceiv-
able End During War.
MANY ASK FOR LOANS
Woman Would Sell Bridal Bag to Help
Maintain Fishters-Man Asks
to Borrow Revolver.
MANY ASK FOR LOANS
BY HERBERT TEMPLE.

London, Oct. 10-London in war time
presents a variety OF aspects strange to
the habitues Of the worlds metropolis.
The public OF every country now knows
that London is dark o. nights in order
not to present an easy target for Ger
man Zeppelin attacks. But that Is only
one Of the strange things that attracts
attention.
The personal" and want ad" columns
Of the London daily newspapers in these
days present exceedingly interesting read
ing matter to those who have time to
read them. They contain all manner OF
communications bearing on the war.
One Man Wants Loan.
There are to be seen daily a great
many advertisements along this line:
Educated Englishman, eligible for en-
listment, needs Els Ct370 to pay debts
and provide for family in order that he
may enlist for service. Best of references.
Who will help? Address XYZ."
Another: "Englishman, best Of refer
ences, has been offered commission but
cannot accept because hard up. Who Will
help with small loan to care for family
while at the front? Address ABC."
Then there are a great many advertise
ments like the following:
Educated Englishman, speaks French
and German, willing to donate services
as private secretary or clerk TO enable
some young man to enlist"
Girls OF all ages and accomplishments
anxious to do mems work in order that
men may 60 to the front"
wouId Sell Bridal Bag.
In addition to these, there are many
curious personals inserted in the news
papers. For instance:
Lady wishes to sell her bridal bag in
order to help maintain soldiers on the
firing line
Lady Of means, desirous OF helping
men who want to enlist Is willing to hire
substitutes to take their commercial po-
sitions"
Lady. expert chauffeur, owning own
car, would like to be Of voluntary service,
carrying dispatches, conveying recruits
10 camps, or in any other possible way
"LsGiy offers diamond brooch to high
est bidder Proceeds TO 90 toward relieV-
ing distress"
Wants to Borrow Gun.
Other varieties Of wants that strike
the eye are for help in getting to the
front such as:
''wiI any one owning service revolver
be willing TO loan until soldier going to
the front can obtain another?'
Gentleman wishing to form a cavalry
division wants to meet other gentlemen
willing to enlist"
Gentleman, unmarried, going to the
front wants some one willing to write
him home news in exchange for occa-
sional censored post cards from the firing
line"
All the London newspapers, too. carry
a variety of advertisements urging re-
cruits TO join the army. One of them:
Your King and country need you.
Lord Kitchener wants every able-bodied
man to enlist. God save the King"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11
Better THAN spanking

bed-wetting- There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Sum
mers, Box W. Notre Dame. Ind. will
send free to any mother her successful
home treatment, with full Instructions,
Send no money, but write her todav n
your children trouble in this way. Don't
blame the child; the chances are It can't
help it. This treatment also cures adults
and aged people troubled with urine dif-
fculties by day or night.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11
Jerome X. Jerome to Lecture Here.

The ]. B. Pond Lyceum Bureau an
nounces that it has completed arrange
ments with Mr.. Jerome K. Jerome, the
famous English author and dramatist,
for second American and Canadian tour
during the season of 1914-15 Mr. Jerome
will come to this country for a shoN Hme
this autumn and deliver a limited num-
mer Of talks in some of the larger cities
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Palace Steamers 'Northland" and
southland"
Daily from Foot of Seventh St, s. w
For OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK
and ALL POINTS SOUTH.
NEW YORK and BOSTON BY SEA.
CITY Ticket once, 731 18th ST. N. w.
woodward Building
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

The honor Of playing in San Francisco
during the opening weeks Of the Panama
Pacific Exposition has been conferred
upon My Best Girl" Victor Morley
who plays the principal role In the Pol
lock- Wolf Crawford musical comedy ID
particularly popular on the Pacific
Coast and My Best Girl is said to be
one Of the best musical pieces produced
in recent years.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Cholock waterfall, Yosemite. is 1854 feet
high.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

One OF the new features introduced by
Manager Peck At the Gayety are the
bright green uniforms and caps TO match
worn by all attaches Of the theatef.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11
Small Talk of the Stage

Theater Tuesday afternoon, October q
with walter Damrosch conducting and
Efrem zimballst as the soloist, 10 alreadS
well advanced IN rehearsal for the open
ing concert OF its season at the Pitts
burgh Exposition.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Agnes Dorntee has been engaged b.
LIebler 4 Co. for q part In The Garder
OF Paradise" which is to be their mex
production.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11
DANCING.

<0Ynebam Bros. Stuete
iugfructnu in an modern dEnceA Ls8ons any hon.
Prof. CHAs. ". wYNDHAM. Jr., and ASsiStsntG
Tcrnsrly At lzth = and \. Z. aEGJ
.-5sva Glrsls Shasso 81 5asssra Deass
Privats instructions at home or studio.
lava Circle. Ant &. North ttSe.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Julian Eltinge in THE crinollns Girl''
will follow Chauncey oleott at the Co
lumbia Theater.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

"Mr. w." Walker whiteside's new
play. will make its debut October II
at the Maxine Elliott Theater, New York.
Among those in the cast are HolIister
Pratt. cecile WEldron. Dierdre Doyle,
Frank Wspperman, and z. H. Ratclifie.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Odette Tyler has completely recovered
from the accident to her kneecap. which
caused, her to spend several weeks at the
Garfield Hospital Miss Tyler has closed
her house at Berkeley Springs and will
be at her Washington home until jan
uary, when she expects to spend some
time in New York.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Washington music lovers will have ar
opportunity again this season to see Jose
Strsnsky conduct the Philharmonic So
ciety concerts at the New National The
ater. For the first appearance OF th'
winter the assisting artist will be Nine
Johanna Gadski. The soloists for thu
other two concerts viii be ossip Gabrilo-
witsch, the famous pianist, and Nine
Elena Gerhardt, soprano.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Otto Hauerbach. who wrote the book
of lyrics for High Jinks," which comes
to the Belasco this week. is a native OF
Madison. Wis, and, despite his name.
he is not OF German parentange. When
Mr.. Hauerbach took up the writing OF
musical comedies h was a reporter on
a Chicago newspaper.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Lillian Ringsbury Is to play an impor-
tant role in The Song Of Songs" written
by Edward Sheldon and produced by
Charles Frohman. It goes into rehear-
sails shortly.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Haddon Chambers play, "Tante,'
has been produced In London and re
named The Impossible Woman" LII
lah Mccarthy is playing the aunt, thu
role played in America last season b.
Ethel Barrymore.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

A proof that the war Is not rIaying
such general havoc with the theatrical
interests as might be expected Is shown
In tho number OF productions which have
been made this season. To date thirty
three new attractions have been offered
for approval. and o< this list but ten have
fallen by the waysia4 for want Of pat
ronsge.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Leopold Stokowsh will be the con-
ductor at the initial performance by the
Philadelphia Orchestra In this city.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Before he became a playwright Eugene
Walter was a newspaper man. q fact
which accounts for the very human re.
porter who is one of the leading char
acters in Mr.. Walters big drama, Fine
Feathers" which is to have its first pres
entation in stock in Washington this
week
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

f. H. sothern. who Is determined to
number himself among the season q
unemployed, has declined thirty weeks
activity in IF Were King at q salary
Of 5000 a week.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Although he aimed his play directly at
the Boston state Of mind, that community
Is not overly kind, 1t Is reported. to VIII
liam Hodges The Road 70 Happiness.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Otis SINNERS supporting company In
his new play. The Silent Voice" con-
tains the names of George Gaul. Over
Mech. Florence Fisher, Eugenie Wood
ward. Harry Sothern. Esther Cornell
Walter F. Scott. winona Dennison,
Philip Leigh, Ruth Farnham, Wade Bote-
Ter, and Mrs Otis Skinner.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

The New York Symphony Orchestra
which is to play the frst Of series
Of oonesrts in this city At the Columbia
The Washington herald., 1914-10-11

Charles Goddard, who Is co-author with
Paul Dickey Of The Misleading Lady. Il
which comes to the National TheateE
next week, is the author OF THE Perilt
Of Pauline" the movie serial which has
been SO widely exploited.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Sran Garmam ais 3emoim.

9fen Dorf, 4. Srtli.> ~ 9ie
ISreeporter, bic ii6 bon Dem geitern
Dor Coroner 9}orton begonnenen SSn.
quelt ii6er Die am leten 0ienitog
9(benO i'm Spre93inmer bon Or. Go
min Gorman erfolgte grmorOung Der
6rau 2olriie 9ailep bon @enpiteaO
groBe Seniation peripro6en bottcn,
iinO entt6llibt morOen. 9iS6er 6ot
Der SSnqueit nod feline grciiborcn &c
iultote ge3eitigt. @on @ibtigfeit
mar nlr, oaB 3eugen Ser 9lnga6e ser
6rou Gorman miOeripro3ert, Der 5lt-
folge lie 3lr 8eit 0es NiorOeS auf if
rem 3immer inO III llnfenntniB OeS
&orgefaaenen mar, iinO OaB SSrail
Gorman ielbit auf Dem 3cugenItanoe
5uge6en muBte, Dor Ginger 3eit Orr6
Oaiiel6e 6eniter, our1 oas 6rau 8ai-
leD cri9oiien murOe, einen @orfaa i'm
Spre63immer i6res Soften beo6o6.
tet 81 6aben, ser iie neronloBte, in
Oas Spred5immer ein5uOringen, cine
@atientin OeS 9oftorS 81 obrfeigen
mO einige Gage ipGtcr Sen 0iftogra-
p6en inltaliren 81 laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
@ader iinO patriOtiid.

Sn 0ari6'S Sootcl, 9Ir. l1S, @eit-
&eringtoninoBe, 6ielt geitern Der
nMlorplono ddcr.&creiu~ ieine bier
telia6rlibe @eriomnlung ab, IN Der
%r1iiocnt Sciuri6 @0lfer Den &oriiB
un0 Sefrctdr 9luguit Gogt OoS Bro-
tofoQ fii6rtc. Der picrtelid6rlide
aoiienbcri6t 5eigte cine Ginna6me
oon $3.50 imO 9lusgabeu BON $3.50.
Gs murOe bci6Ioiien iib an Ocn
Observation-Disclosures ni6t of-
fi3ieQ 5u bet6eiligen. 6olgenoe Ser
rem merOcn in oas 9l6re6nungs-Go-
mite crnannt: @ilb. Flitt, @eorg
S6roOer, Otto 3ie9ler, s. S6war5
unO Gan. GoQmer. Sir @nOe Sui
murOe ierner elm @icnic na9 @riebS
9arf an Ger geIair-GoaO in 9lusii9t
genomlnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
In bie Gluiafeit einaeaanaen.

gluf Dem nGeoor Sill-6rieObofe"
idlGft Catherine 9(orion, Oos neun.
jGbrige SodterIein bon Serrn Sobn
rno 5rou Mortba 9lOrion ben elpi-
gen S1Itummer, nn6oenl iid ON ber-
qongenen Nlittpod ser CRIME Siigel
iiber Dem weiBen Sarge geidloiien
botte. Catherine botte om %. bori-
ecn @1onats ibr iunges 2eben einem
S5er5leiOen geloiien llno purOe I'M
ter groBen @etbeiligung BON ebemoli-
gen SpielfomeroOen iopie 6reiinOen
uno gefonnten Ser 5aniilie bonn
Srauerbauie, g2r. 1916, Sonoberitr.
5u @robe getragen. ASoitor bon Sab.
mann belt cine ergreifenOe, allen
g(nipeienoen 5i Ser5en gebenoe gIb-
idieOsre6e. 8lumenipeuOen moren
in ii6eraus GROCER gln5abl bon yta9
lmo 6ern eingegangen. Inter ib-
nen befonoen iih: Elm arana bon Den
Sreunoeu ans Ser og[lta Cottage"
elm Solbmono bon Srn. unO Sral
9lieoel nebit Sdweiter; Elm areud
BON Sonte D3oggie uno Srn. gIoom;
Gin gtelfen Bouquet bon SpieleefGbr-
ten 9(lice unO Maegie @afelonO;
elm &iiien aus 9foien BON Oen @ltern;
Elm 93elfen-gouquet bon SnteI SEN
TT iuO Sonte NaorD; elm 9ran5 bon
ser Sonntnesidule Der SaIemS-Stir-
dc; Elm glelfen Bouquet bon Ser 5o-
mile Senfins; ein areu6 bon Srn.
unO 5rau @ronid; ein 9reit5 aus
9foIen bon Srn 9leb; Elm gielten-
@ouquet BON oen 9lngeiteIlten Der
Sirma N2cGauleD & Co.; Elm glelfen-
Bouquet BON oen @abrtu1tr6gern;
Elm Itebenoer Gron6 BON Sen gInge-
Iteaten Der 6irma S. Saos & 60. II.
Gin aron6 bon 9riiocrn uno S6me'
fern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
dOuuten iidl nidt eiuiaem.

9llbanD, gt.-9., A. Suli. - Die
@ei6porenen, Dor Oenen ser Oes
MorOes bon 6rauf s. Glute ange-
flagte @lolcoIm @iiforo, iitn. pro8ei.
iirt purOe, purOen 6eute9l6eno 6 ll6r
entlaiien ga iie ii6 tros elmer "a
StlmOen Inngen @eratbrng nibt eini-
gen fonnten. @ifiorO lit ser Sobn
eineS rei6en 6o6rifanten. Sci Der
Ietten g[bitimnlmg ioaen Z Der Sc
i6porenen fiir @}orO i'm 5weiten
@raOe uuo 8 fir 6reiiprc9ung ge-
itinmt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Sefampfnng Der genlenpcit.

9tewOrGeonS, 2a., A.. Suli.-
g(uf @rmGcbtigung Der 8unOcsa@e-
BORDEN in @oibinoton boben ocitern
Oie bieligen @lm0eS-9eb6rOen 9lr-
rongcments gctroifen, Ocn nSeIo5ug"
sur. 9luSrottlng Der 9eulenpeIt in
ytetp Srleons in 0ie @onO 5u neb-
men. 9(n ser Spite ioll 9. 9f. 9lue,
@enerolnr5t Scr 8unoeS 'Sanit1ts-
@eb6r0e imo 0es Observation-Disclosures
iies, iteben oiiiitirt bon Or. 81. S.
Greel, 0iilfsgeneralor5t, rnO Or. g.
sc. Gorput, inter oeiien Nbbut 0ie
bieiiee GuorontGne- Station ite6t,
rnteritiibt bon einem Corps bon @r-
perten aus S8oibington, meI6e 8I
GnOe Oieier 8o1e bier erportet fper-
0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
gaO eGure 9Surf.

oSocre0 -Goh5erte 0es 8oD S6ore
%orf- -Or6eiters merOen beute gta6-
mittog lino glbenO Iiber cine 9ln8ic-
bitngsfroft ouf Oos @ubIifum aus
iiben, oos sen ib0uen @orf gum
8iele ieines 9lusfIugs MAIDEN miro.
Cine oitserIeiene SeefoIt miro, nod
W3orDlGnoer 9(rt bereitet, I'M 9arf-
&eitouront air 6relioe ser 8eiu6er
ierDirt oie fir niotericlIes @oblerge-
Zen etipos ou tbun miini6en. Die
SoI8moiIer 9G0er I'M Gbeiapeofe
berIprehen gerooe an @oDSbore, oos
Iid oes beIten Stronoes on ser @nD
ri6mt, ItGrfenOe @r6ollmg; gSo6en=
togs miro tGgIid in Dem gerGumigen
Gong -@oDillon Oos Orbeiter9tocbmit.
tags ltnO g(6enOs 0ofiir iorgen bob
oie Singer Serpiicbores boIlouf 5u
ibrcm GeGte fonmen. 8oblrei6e be-
reitS beronitaltete 95iciiics bemciien,
peld' elmer 9eIiebt6eit ser berrIihe
S(usflugsort iicb bel @oltimore's So
milien erfreut. @ono-&ennen Ga
ruIIeI, &oIIer- Goniters uno acgeI6o9-
ncn pertreiben Sen @eiudern Die
8eit in oneenebniter @eiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Nnnnmitnrben.NGac erLeSint.

Snoianapolis, SSnO., 4. Su-
Ii. ~ Ser @unoesri6ter 81. 9. 9ln-
Oerion, Dor pel1em Der befaunte 9D-
naniitcomplott @ro5eB i'm Sabre
1912 gegen berOorragenoe 9lrbeiter-
fii6rer gefiibrt wiroe, bat geiicrn bic
nod iibrig gebliebeuen 6dGe erleOigt,
inOem er ouf 2lntrag Oes 9lmoess0i-
itriftsampalts 6ronf .. 0aileD Die
9lnflageu gegen Slof 81. Sweitmoe,
@iaiam S.>WicGoill, Sarnes 6. 9top,
9fibaro S. SonH1uny 5reo.. S6irc-
man imO Sorrp Q. SSones rieOer-
i6lug. George 6. 0aDiS, mel6er
felt Oftober Dorigen Sa6res, no er
per1aitet porOen mar ilno befannt
bate, oein 5peiter Srtie @}c0loni-
gal" 81 iein, im @eidngniB ge6alten
muroe, tpurOe gcitern Dem 9fidter
porgeiii6rt unO nit iuspenOirtem llr-
t6eil entlaiien. Erpeitmoe, W}cGain,
9iop, Souli6on lmO Sbiremon paren
i'm Sabre 1912 5uiammen nit Pin
Oeren perilrtbeilt iporOcn, 6otten a6er
bonn 9lppeageri6tSboi ehlen neuen
%ro5eB 8uerfannt er6olteu. ga feline
nelen 9eweiie aiigetrie6ei murOen
imO Ger 9lppeageri6tS6of oie bis6er
geianmelten nidt fiir genigenO cr-
abtete, erioI9te Die gtieOeri6laglng
Der 9[nflagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
@eaen ueraItete sunntaasaciebc.

Spracuie, gG-Yy 4. Sui. -
Der Geuti6 -9lmerifanii6e 8lno bon
SnonOoga-GountD bei6loB in ieiner
in SDricltie a6ge6oltenen 0clegaten-
@eriommlimg einitimmig, oae geieb-
liGen @}ittel sur 9lnmenOmg 5u
bringen Sen Sab6at6 81 Dem 5lriid-
5uiii6ren luo5u er iripriingli6 be-
itimmt mar III 81 einem Gage Der
Grbolltng lnO 9iu6c, imO ni9t, mie
es gegempdrtig ser 6oa it, i'm ais
Gag Der llnru6e lno sur @ciebeS-
ii6ertretlmg cinlaoeuO beiteben 81 loi-
ieli.
Ser @unO miro ieoem SegiSlatllr-
GonOiOoten feline llnteritiiblmg per-
weigern ser iidb elmer perniinitigen
9(mcnoirlmg Der pcroltcten Soun-
togsgciebe, wcl6e ii6 ii6crlc6t 6abcu,
wioerieti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
GsruGi6itium in GGieaou.

Gbica9o, Sa., A. SuIi. II Ole
Goupagne, I'M Gbicoeo ouf @riino
ser 2ocal.Optioil ntroden" 5u ma
den lit in elmer am 0onneritag
itottgebabten Situng eines Gonlites,
in weIdem Oie 9(nti-Soloon-9igo lno
sic Nfiniiterial 9(iiociation Dertreten
moren, bis 8u Oen SriibIingspablen
i'm Sabre 1915 oufgei6o6en.
SSt5mii6en meroen sic 9lnGdngcr
Scr &robibition einen 6onoS boN
$25, 900 fir 0ie Soften Der Gom9
po9ne ouf6ringen. @S mlrOe er-
fldrt, Ger &onpf merOe ni6t onge'
fan9cn ucrOeh mcun nidt sic $685.
600 bcreit Iiegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Sin Slescr ans benz rGaiier-Gufe"
Der6nftet.

Ser 1-id6rige gteger So6n Smith
iibt in ser norOmeitli9en Yoli5eilta-
tion inter ser 8eidulOiglng ongeb-
lider 9fu6eit0ring 6intcr SAloB unO
9liegel. Smith. ser oen @erionen-
ouf3ug i'm naaiier.Gafe@, @de N}aoi-
Ion- ino 91ort6-9lpenue, fGbrt, tpurOe
auf @eranIaiiung OeS Srn. Grnit
Stoud, Oen Better oes 9ieItaurantS,
per6oitet. Der gtegcr beiAulOigte
leinericits Srn. Stou6, i'm ange6li6
oei6loaen 81 6oben. Seitc @ornlit-
tag miro 9ii6ter SenrD Die 6eOen 9e-
i1ulOiguneen lnteriu1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
etanO Oer ,glmcricam ecaomee.
St. gS. @iat6iaS feiert ieinen @e.
bnrtstag.

@or einigen Soeen feierte Sr. g8il-
liam @3ofbios bon Scr. S12, 9ouI-
Oin-StroBe ieinen 61. @eburtstag i'm
Sreiie ieiner 6ouilie unO pieIcn
6relnoen, 3oblrei6e @eidenfe plir.
sen ibm iiberreiAt, bon peI6en i'm
beionoers iein 8iIo, Oos CT bon iei-
ner 6omilie erbielt erfrcute. Serr
Motbios lit nod iebr riiitig unO ge-
Oenft, nod biele Sabre ouf @roen 6it
mollen. 6rou Ntotbios feierte les-
ten W8onot ibren 81. @e6Irtstag uuo
iulroe e6enfaIIs ourd sic 6ouilien.
mitelieOer nit einem &ortroit be-
i4enft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
G6ei6eiSnngsocicb bOn gicOuOu be-
iteht.

Carton GitD, glebooo, A. SSii-
Ii. - 0os neue @bei6eioungsgeieb
ocs StooteS 9leooOa 1T geitern Our6
oie Supreme Court oeS Stootes oa-
bier ais giiItig oufredt erbolten NOR
Ocn. 0ic @nti6eioung, meIhe gegcn
glben0 ibrent @ortlout nod ber0f-
fcntIidt murOe, lit bon alien &ibtcrn
lmter5eibnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
Grabbing stamps-Sia Setirt,

Bottom, A. Suli. II @ouoerneur
@ali6 bat gcitern oic 9ia, pel6e be-
itinmt, ooB @criouen oOer 6irmen
bic Grabbing Stamps auSge6cn cine
2iccn5ge6ii6r bon 100000 cntri6.
ten niiiien, oilf Sen @rlrnO 6in oaB
oieicbc perioiilugSmiorig it, nit
@eto 6cIc9t, nnO oos &eto lit bonn
lmter6aus ser 2e0islatir nit III
gcgen 33 Stimmen auirccbt er6alten
morOeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
@cluumm erItcn 9Srcis.

Siour GitD, 4. Suli.-@OOie
9liden6a6er gemonn 6eute bel Dem
9liltomo6il-Rennen Oen eriten @laB
mo ne6en6ei einen $4,000 A5reis.
@r Our6fu6r bic 300 Nleilen lange
Strede in 3 StlnOen 1902 @}inutan
nit elmer Ourdi6nittii6eu @ei9win-
Oigfeit bon 81 Nfeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
gSnrSe o6oeOanft.

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&rdiiOent @ilion forOerte belte
Die 9teiignation bon George 6reOcrid
MiQious ais @eianOter an @rieben-
lanO imo Wtontenegro. IS mar Oies
Oas Geiultat ser lmOiplomotii6en
gleuBerungen Oes Serrn g8iaioms
ii6er Die Gage in 9[6onien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05

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Elm &erbano angelegt.
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$. 8. @en5om uno s. @oro in I'm
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Gem @oIi5eirihter Supplee in Ser
mittleren 9oli5eiitation murOen ee-
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unO ser 80 Sabre alte Sorrp g. Ben.
6ont ser in Oeriel6en 9lOrelie lpobnt,
inter Der idueren 9lniduloigung
boreefii6rt, aRgeblicb Die 6irma NC
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Oe iparen BEL ser ertp16nten 6irmo
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tenoent ongeiteQt. @or ldngerer
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BON me6reren SauienO Collars, wes-
6dl6 fie sic 9ienite ser 9lgentur Ser
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9[nipru6 no6m. Gie 6olge Oobon
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li5eigelpabriam aenomueu lpurOen.
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oen 9o6n ans, pel6en Die 9lr6eiter
ser 5irma beroienten, in0 9en6om
ipar ge5lupngen, Oie 3eit feit5uitelen,
pie lnnge 2eute t6dtig moren. gor
etli6en @oden 6egonn 8enbam ei-
nen Giamantring 81 tragen, ln0
fitr3 Oorauf trug er einen 5lueiten.
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ide GeteftiO gleentitr, INN feit5uitel-
len, pober 8en6an Die 0littel err
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Otob lGneerer llnteriliding iteQten
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2eute cine Sale.
glm 5reitoe Slodmittog iteIlte
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ser Giti6ens gtotional-ganf. 9(ae
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cos @elo in fleine 9eutel pla5irt
9enbom ltn6 @orD fibrten ieporote
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men.
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@ei6Gftsbireau 3uriidfebrte, ipitroe
er in Oos @ureou ser 6irma serufen
iino bon Dem Detettio Gobis in ein
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1tritt er en1pbotiid, on 0en @crln-
treiiungen 6etbeiliet gemeien 8u iein
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rotben boben. Sieben5ebn Gouberte,
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ten, murOeu in ieinem 9eiit gefun-
Sen.
gIo6 ser @erboftitng DiirOe in Den
Soi6en Oes 9enban Ger 9etrag bon
$5S 9aorgelo gefiinOen imo Elm 9io-
mont.&ing i'm 8ertbe bon $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
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@reteE &c. s., A. SuIi. " 0os
$nnere 0es SauptgebGuoes ser @bil-
-@reter-9lfooemD Oobier iit &C.
itern @tor9en ourb 6euer 8eritort
moroen. Der llriprlng Oes SeuerS
fonnte uibt feitgeIteat pcroen. Ser
GdoSen betrdet 100000. 9ie
u9lfoOemD~ 1T Elm Dierit6di9es @e-
bGuoe. Ser 9fecitotionsiool rn0 sic
&opelIe, iopie DieIe' pertbOoIle @or-
traits iino 8erit0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-05
guSt onfaefnnSen.

Son ieiner Satin lit geitern ser
So Sabre alte SSobn 6. Sonion, bon
91r. 92O, "a. StroBc, toOt alifgeflln-
oen porDen. Ger Coroner Oes moro
liden GiItriftS bat cine llnteriuhung
eingeleitet.