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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
Natures Custom

Away back In December
We was strikin' up a tune
Askin' people to remember
All the Righteousness Ct June.
But at present we are sayin'
That the skies too fiercely glow.
An we're tempted to be prayin'
Fur a little dash o. snow!
Here is June with all its roses.
An her song Is low an sweet.
While the willow gently dozes
Where the land an water meet
Here is June. a picture splendid
Set In summers golden frame.
An yet before It's ended
Well be kickin' les the sanei
Washington Star.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
Notice of Hearing Application for
Permit.

WHEREAS, n w. J. Conlay has
filed with the city auditor of the city
of Madison, an application for a per-
init to engage in the bushes sof sell
ing intoxicating liquors at retail in
the building situated on Lot 90,
Block 10, in the Third ware of the
city of Madison, South Dakota, which
application is accompanied by a petit
ton bearing the signatures of twenty
legal voters of said city of Madison,
praying that a permit be granted the
said applicant.
NOW, THEREFORE, Notice is
hereby given that said application
and petition will be heard by the city
commissioners at Madison, in the city
hall of said city, on Monday, the 29th
day OF June, 1914, when and where
any person or persons may appear
and show reason why such permit
should not be granted.
Dated this 9th day of June, 1914.
VIM. Rae. City Auditor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
Child Cross7 Feverish2 sick7

A cross. peevish, ~Iistless child, with
coated tongue. pale. doesn't sleep :eats
sometimes very little. then again raven
ously; stomach sour; breath 1etid; pains
in stomach, with diarrh-a 81 teeth
while asleep, and starts up with terror
all suggests a Worm Killer-some-
thing that expels worms, and almost
every child has them. Kickapoo Worm
Killer is needed. Get a box today. Start
at once. You won't have to coax, as
Kickapoo Worm Killer is a candy con-
lection EXpels the worms. the cause
of your child's trorble 25c, at your
druggist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
Notice of Hearing Application for
Permit.

WHEREAS, one Ben Debelts has
filed with the city auditor of the city
OF Madison, an application for a per-
NIT to engage in the business of sell
ing intoxicating liquors at retail in
the building situated on Lot 90,
Block 10, in the Third ward of the
city of Madison, South Dakota, which
application is accompanied by a petit
ton bearing the signatures of twenty
legal voters of said city of Madison,
praying that a permit be granted the
said applicant.
NOW, THEREFORE, Notice is
hereby given that said application
and petition will be heard by the city
commissioners at Madison, in the city
hall of said city, on Monday, the goth
day OF June, 1914, when and where
any person or persons may appear
and show reason why such permit
should not be granted.
Dated this 9th day of June, 1911.
WIN. Rae, City Auditor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
Notice of Hearing Application for
Permit.

WHEREAS, n j. A. Donnelly has
filed with the city auditor of the city
of Madison, an application for a per-
nit to engage in the business of sell
ing intoxicating liquors at retail in
the building situated on Lot 81,
Block 10, in the Third ward of the
city of Madison, South Dakota, which
application is accompanied by a petit
ton bearing the signatures of twenty
legal voters of said city of Madison,
praying that a permit be granted the
said applicant.
NOW, THEREFORE, Notice is
hereby given that said application
and petition will be heard by the city
commissioners at Madison, in the city
hall of said city, on Monday, the 29th
day of June, 1914, when and where
any person or persons may appear
and show reason why such permit
should not be granted.
Dated this 9th day of June, 1914.
VIM. Rae, City Auditor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
A SUCCESSFUL HUNTER.
IN Six Months Has Killed Partners.
Wildcats and Five Bears.

IN Six Months Has Killed Panthers.
Wildcats and Five Bears.
Port oxford, Ore.-W Within six months
Il. L. White OF this place has proved
himself a successful hunter of preda
tory animals. and his dogs have freed
and he has killed five bears. five pam
theirs and a goodly number Of wildcats.
He recently spent several days up on
Skies river and killed n female panther
that had destroyed many sheep and
deer In that locality She had often
been run with dogs and had learned to
elude them by springing from tree to
tree and from stump to log. then dodg
ing and running in a different direc-
ton.
Before the big cat was killed several
photographs We're taken as 1t was
snarling and showing its teeth at the
1890
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
Wear. Same Boots Forty.two Year.

GAINESVILLE. Wis.-Philo Thomas. eigh
ty-nine. La Prairie. Is wearing a pair
OF old style knee high boots which he
bought In GAINESVILLE In 1872. forty-two
years ago. He has worn them nearly
every day since he purchased them.
having them rebottompd four times
since 1872 Gilbert Evenson. who made
the boots. verified the story He says
they were made Of imported French
calf and sold for $l2 or SIS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
Notice of Hearing Application TO
Permit.

WHEREAS, one Peter Heagney has
filed with the city auditor of the city
of Madison, an application for a per-
nit to engage in the business of sell
ing intoxicating liquors at retail In
the building situated ON Lot 10,
Block 10, in the Third ward of the
city of Madison, South Dakota, which
application is accompanied by a petit
ton bearing the signatures Of twenty
legal voters Of said city of Madison,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
a Stubborn Cough ts Wearing and
Rtakv

Letting a stubborn cough hang on"
in the spring is risky. Foley's Honey &
Tar Compound heals raw infamed sur
faces in the throat and bronchial tubes
= makes sore, weak spots sound and
whole-stops stubborn, tearing coughs.
druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
praying that a permit be granted the

praying that a permit be granted the
said applicant.
NOW, THEREFORE, Notice is
hereby given that said application
and petition will be heard by the city
commissioners at Madison, in the city
hall of said city, on Monday, the Goth
day of June, 1914, when and where
any person or persons may appear
and show reason why such permit
should not be granted.
Dated this 9th day of June. 1914.
VIM. Rae, City Auditor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
Mrs. Westinghouse Stricken.

Lenox, Mass. June 22.-Mrs George
Westinghouse. widow of the famous
inventor. is suffering from a paralytic
shock at her home. Erskine Park. Be-
cause of her advanced & her confi-
ton IL regarded as critical.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26

could hardly W a
across the floor with
out holding on to
so~mething. | had
nervous spells and
my fingers would
cramp and my face
would draw, and |
could not speak, nor
sleep to do any good,
had no appetite, and
everyone thought l
would not live.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
HELD UP BY A HAIRERusH.
Quick Witted Denver Lawyer Gives q
Burglar q Scare.

~ vvttA04 wv -
Burglar a Scare.
Denver.-A burglar attempting to
break into the home Of Thomas j. Dix
on. an attorney. vas frightened away
ut the point Of a hairbrush. Dixon
detected the burglar cutting a screen
on a window Of his home Selling a
silver mounted hairbrush. he pointed
1t at the man
Throw up your hands," commanded
Dixon. The burglar saw the CLINT Of
the silver back and quickly held bis
hands above his head
Dixon then called to his wife to tela-
phone for the police. Before the off,
GERS arrived the burglar discovered
Dixon's ruse. He scrambled ove a
high board fence and disappeared.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
DYNAMITE KILLS A COW.


Middletown. N. \. = Eating several
sticks Of dynamite did not agree with
q COW on the farm OF George Kilpat-
rick at Kerrs Creek In Della ware coun-
q. and the animal is dead. Several
other cows which tasted of the expIo
sive were only slightly affected.
Tie dynamite had been placed 10
sections Of the pasture for use in blow
ing out holes for telephone poles.
While the cows owner thinks the
company which placed the dynamite IN
the pasture should pay for the animal.
the company contends death Yves not
1ne 6leocty % ~ exploeive.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-26
THOUGHT she
COULD NOT LIVE
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Unionville, MOI suffered from a
female trouble and | got so weak that /
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$5O734.52
Nas nGentide SauS Der 6Olum6ia-
lInipcrIt1tD.

Ger Sabres6ericbt iibcr Die Sbdtig-
leit oeS .,GeutiHen oouies Der So
lum6ia llniperiitGt" in 9lem-Dorf
3eigt, Dab ii6 Oieies Snititut gar5
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Sru. Goparo 3. 9loomS, Oen oomo-
ligen &rdiioenten Der ,,@ermouilii-
icben @eiellihait pon 9lmerifa" mog-
lid gemodt, lpelher in 6od6cr5iger
g9eiic Die bier5u notbigeu Nlittel 5ur
@eriiigmg Iteate. Gin Sobr ipdter
muroe ooraui OaS in mmittelbarer
9td6e bon ser @olrm6io-llnioeriitdt
eelegene @obn6aus, 9}r. 4t9, @elt-
III. StroBe, angefauit mo Die boit.
li6en &erGnoerungeu porgenommen
mel6e Oie geitinmmg Oes SaHleS
erforoerIicb ma6te. Iurd6 gener0ie
Spenoen mar ser Ierpaltungsrat6
uad filr5er 3eit in Der Sage, cine
reidboltige 9i6liotbef an5libuffen.
N1it Der @rofimna Oes uEeutiden
Sauies~ wuroe oud Die afaOemiI6e
g(usfunftsitelle eroiinet, Die Oa5u be-
itinmt lit, ale rur moalide 9Iustilnit
fiber llnterridisauitalten in Geutid.
LAMB uno Oen Der. Staoten 81 geben
Ges @eiteren peroen aub Oes Sefte-
rem oiientlibe gorleiiiugen in Den
Rdumen Oieies oeltiden Seims a69e-
balteu, mdbrenO Die acielligen Ser
anitaltingeu BON oen prominentelten
Gerionen beiildt nerOeu Die iib IN
ser edit oeitiheu @eiit atbmenoen
gltnoip6Gre oes 0Geuti1en Solies
iebr mo6l fiiblten. Ole ,@ernnniiti-
idc @eicaiboit BON 9lmerifa" bat i'm
,CeutI6en Sous" ibr SauptQuartier
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SimOn mns sa6Ieu.

Sic 19-idbrige 6rau MarD Simon,
meldc nod feine UoIle bier @lonate
oer6eiratbet it, 6eidulOiste aeiiern
in Der iiioweitliben Roli5eiiiotiou
i6rcu jlngen Gbeaatten SorrD Si.
mon bon ser Sii0.Gborles- -StraBe,
oes bospiaigeu gcrlaiiens. Gas
juugc @oar bate uaH foum orei-
w6diger 9efannti1ait aus .2ie6e"
in 8reOerid, Mo, 100 i6re gltern
mobnem ge6eiratbct. Ger iunac @atte
lit Elm Ssraelit, Die iimge 6rau cine
G6riittr. Inter 9brduen er5dblte Tie
Gibter lllrih, OoB ibr llom lett
i6rer am i6. Souuar oieicS Sabres
pollSogenen Sralnlng ibr nidt meni'
ger ais iiebeu @lole Oaoongelaitfer
iei Ger 9iibter bcia6l Simon, BON
iebt ob ieiucr 5rau SO m04entlicb 81
5ablen.
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GrfuItetc eie6c.

0}au6esmol Siebc itatt 5drtli6er
Gric6c er6ielt Caroline pom ID.
rem @otten Ganuini. n Der SeB-
tore mar 59ubma6er, mo nil.
t6enO oa5u.
Srau Caroline Sanoini, cine bib
i6e Stolieneriu flagte, ibr 9obp in
g[rm, 9i6ter @ol0en geitern in ser
oItliden @oli5eiitation ibr eliidbri-
gcS, nit @ebulO ectragenes @6eleiO.
3erfrabt, 5cri6lagen mo 5erbiiien
woreu ibr @eiidt rmo i6re 9(rmc. oie
iic Dem 9iidter sur @r6drtung ibrer
2ltSiagen 5eigte. 0ieie @unocn
itommen 10 CAB iie an BON oen
Shldgen iulO @iiien i6reS Nonnes,
Der Sdu6modergeidaft i'm @auie
9tr. 1905, @oiteru-9lpenue, betrei6t.
9lQ' bic Iongeu Sabre bat 8rau Gan.
pni ole @iiBbanOllmgen geouloig ere
tragcn, Ueil lie geiiirhtet babe, BON
ibren getonnten auSgelaHt 5u mer.
Oen uno ii1 geiddmt babe, cine Der.
nrtige 8ebonolng ein3ugeite5en
Bon al Den Sdldgen iei 6rml Can
pini 70 idma6 mO elenO geworoen
0oB iie nibt mebr i'm Stonoe eeUeien
iei 3u arbeiten. glls ibr @}am ouf
ibre alogeu erpioerte, lie ioIe, faas
Tie riGt mebr arbeiteu fonne, auf Die
StraBe ge6en imo ourd imoroentli-
den 2ebeuSpanoel iid @eIo OerOie-
nen, babe iie iib eelpeigert, eS 5u
t6un; Oorouf lei He bon Dem llr6olo
10 miB6onoelt moroen, ooB iie einen
Softbefebl 9eaen ibrcn Mun erpirft
babe.
9lidter @oloeu iebte Die 9iirgihoit
ouf $1,000 felt in glubetra9t Scr
auBergep66nliben &ob6eit. nit ser
Gonpini ieinc Srau 6e6onoeIte, rmO
liberuieS ibn Dem @eridtsUcrio6ren.
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Sran Gmia i&limm Ocr6rammt.

SOB @aioliu anitatt @etroleum ms
5euer. 9rouo al Der @eIoir.
Gooo. Ole S6wcrperleetc uaG
ocm st Soiep6s.Soipitol~ &c.
bradt.
9ln Oen 5olgeu zines 9erie6ens
liegt in erniter 2ebcnsgeia6r 8rau
Suion u. @mig. Die 43.idbrige @at.
tin OeS @qilhmannes SSo6n q. @mi9
bon ser Siuclair Cane, nabe 8elair.
Noao, i'm ct. Soiepbs.Soipitol oar-
nieoer. lSrau Guig mar geiteru
N}orgcn in Der Slide i6rer @obnung
I'M gegriii 6euer an3umahen, umo
poIlte, Inn Oeu Gieu ihneller gum
Bremen 81 bringen etiuas Petro.
leum ouf Die Goblen gieBeu Gabei
ucrgriii lie iib in 5pei dbnlib aus.
iebenoen 6Ioi1eu imo goB @oiolin
aui Die 1Iommen Niit elmer grdB.
lihen GrpIoiiom ole ollie 9IaA6an
auiicbredte. 5eripraug Der Cicn unO
iebte lSrml GmigS aleioer in 9rano.
glub Die @iidenmobel iingen iofort
6eler Serr So6u 4. @mi9 mo Der
IN oenriel6en Saus mobnen0e Serr
@iaiam 9ouamonn eilteu ioiort in
Die Slide mo es aelang ibneu 6ran
Gmig Dor Dem immittelboren Sooc
oes Gcr6reuneus 81 retten. gluh Die
9lohbareu waren 6alO 3ur Stelle uno
grifien tbatfrditig bclieno ein. Ger
grono bat in Dem Sauie einen Shn-
oen bon irngeia6r $50 ongeridtet.
@s aelang, obne Siilie Ser Seuer.
iue6r oas 8euer au loiden; oic 9e.
tbeiligten biloeteu cine longe Gette
mo nit eiuanoer peitereereihten 81.
meru muroeu iie 6alo Serr Der Slam.
men. 6rail guig muroe nOer5iig.
lid inn glmbulan5paoen oeS norooit-
li6eu Diiirifts in OaS St. Soiep6s.
Soipitol gebradt no ibr 3uitonO ais
ernit 6e5eiHnet miro.
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glms Scm glat6Gamic.


@oworo 3. Gaaa6m 5um Stills.
StraBenreiuigungS Gomniiiar
ernannt. @irO Der 9fa6iolger
ocS fiir5lib peritorbeuen @i6oeI
q. 0oonau. @louor beiiirwor-
tet reIiaioieu @enius.
Ger 6isberiac @eucrol. .Superiu.
tcnocut Oes gtraBeureiniaunas Ge.
partcments. gomarO j. @allaban lit
aeitern 3um SHlfs StraBenreini.
olngs.Gommiii1r ernount poroen.
@r mirO Ger gfohiolger bon Nlidael
3. Toonon, Der Dor 3mei @oden pom
1o0e abberllieu uuroe. Serr Galla.
ban muroe am rs. 9lpril 1900 5nm
Superiutenoenteu zines Giitrifts oes
StraBenreiniguuas .Geportemeuts er'
nmut mo apancirte 8um General
Superintenoenten inn Sabre 1912
3um @eneral Siiperintenoenten
crnounte Der 9troBenreiuignnas-
Gommiiidr Sobn Z. 0'Gounor on
gteQc bon goporo 3. GaIla6am
Serr C'Gonnor iii felt oent ,. Nlai
1912 Der Superintendent iiir Die
5talimaen pes StroBenreiuiguugs.
Tepartemeuts. @r miro BON mn al
Oic 9eihmg ii6er ale Stdle uno iiber
Ole 9I6fl6r BON 9lbidQcn lno slide
BADEN.
3inn 5uperintenoenteu iiir Die
5tallungen eruonnte Serr 2arfinS
ben bisberieen 5talI.9luiieber Sames
So6niton, uelder felt Dem Sabre
1905 i'm StraBenreiniglugs. .Gepars
iement angeiteat iii.
sir religt0ien Genius.
l1opor @reiton bat geiteru Den ge'
planten reIioioien Genius Der oSu-
ternatioualen STANDARDIZATION inooi-
iirt uno cine 8roflomation i'm Snte-
reiie oeS Genius erlahen. Sn oerlel.
ben betont Der MaDor, Dob Nlorol
uno &eliaiou Die @rituologe fiir Den
i5ortidritt Der @ipiliiotion iinO. Serr
3. S6repe 0ur6om Der Sliperinterl'
bent Ger .Snternationaleu Seim-Si-
Iitation," lit Der 9eiter Der uelieu Be
meqlng.
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gl6i6cnlidles SSeraeGeu.

0ie odtj66rige SoAter Oes 0rn. gt.
Doung BON Dem 6ormorbeiter gt.
8nieb oneeeriffeu. n Die 9euol-
ferlmg bon @orOenbille in 6erecb.
tieter 9lufreeung. Der 9In.
sreiier I'M @efGugniB.
@on5 @orOenoiQe mar eeitern In
GROCER 9lufreeuus, uuO Die @inwob.
ner mouten ieI6it init Dem lle6eltbd.
fer fur5eu 9ro5eB maheu, als be.
fonnt purOc, OoB gddolos anie6,
Gin bel Srn. 9ddoIos goimg an Der
Senmooo 9lDenue ongeiteIlter 8arm-
9lrbeiter, lid on oeiien obtidbriger
Sodter 01amie pergangen boben ioa.
&olioiit Sorrp SSutb 9eIane es mIr
nit Ntibe, ieinen @efongenen unbe.
1elligt in oie @oli0eiitotion in @or-
ocnpiIle 5iI bringen no i'm geitern
gta6nlittoe &i6ter Sinter oon @or.
oenbiac Derborte. Ser 9lrretiritng
oes gti6olos anieb, DER Elm ge6iirti-
ger OeItrei6er lit, liegt ongeblicb
foIgenoer Su6perbolt 81 @runoe:
@orieen Montog ging Sr. Young
nit ieiner 6rau g(benOs in Die Stooi
lmo Oie fleine 0lonlie blieb oaein im
Souie 5uriid. glob ibrer Ridfebr
bemerften oic GIteru nibts 9luBer.
gcmobnIides, mir om nGditen Gage
eri6ien Oos iuuge @}Goden ibnen
cuigcregt. gIad einoringliheu Sra
Gen Der @Itern iol iie oneebIid &C.
Itonoen bobcn, oaB mobreno Der glb.
lueIcu6eit Der @lteru iid &nie6 on
i6r oergongeu baben ioa. @r. Young
rutcroriidte iein @erlongeu iih
icl6It al Dem W1iiietbGter 6u rGhen,
uuo beno6ri6tigte ole Gountp &oli.
sci, ole eeitern &nie6 feimobm.
&i6ter Sinfer iiberuics nod Dem
geitern glahnlittae o6geboltenen
@erbor auieb Den @roBeeidporeneH.
Seute @orntittog fin0et ieinc lleber
filbrllng in oos GolmtD. @efdngniB
5u EoWion itott.
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spnnrnnnf. nnb llnternana.


sir Marplano imo Oen Giltritt
Columbia 0eute tribe lmo MARINER
uuo iiioGde @iuoe
1os marmc 5rii6liugspetter pur.
oe eeitern nieoer pon einem iriiden
Gihpinoc gemiloert Ole 6ohite
1enperotur betrus 60 @rao I'M 8
llbr 9la1mittaas imo Die nieorigite
AZ grao nm 6 llbr NorgeHs.
Sn ocn ii6rigen @etterbeo6ah-
tmgs. Stationen oeS 2onoes mar oic
nicoriaite Geuperahir pie folet.
9ltlantic.GitB ~, 8ismord so,
Bolton SO, 9uffalo 36, Gbnrleiton
81, Chicago as, Glepelauo "A, Cor.
pus G6riiti ~, 0cnper "A, Detroit
40, Culut6 36, Goitport %. @olpe.
lion 68, @rcen Ban AZ, 0atteraS 54,
Sa0rc "A, Selena "A, Sodionpine
GA. aonias-@itD go. anorniae 60,
QoidspiQe 60, Dlarquette 3S, Wem-
p6is ga, Nlontaomerp 50. Montreal
86. g1antildett 80, gIep.CrleauS GA,
g1qm.gprf 8S. Gflabonla GA, 4itts.
burq6 as, ,G6ilaoelp6ia ~, 4ort.
lamb, DC, 80, 8ortlano, Ore, "A,
Guebec %, @aleigb As, Salt Safe
0im "A, Son 6raucisco 80, ct.
2mds 60, ct. @aul i6. Soranton
30. 16reueport GA, Spotane 40,
1autpa 60. gaI6inaiou ~, @iuni.
pca ll
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5Froll gilIon acindlt.

Gic @oli5ei lit bemii6t Den 9(li-
nt6altsort einer geluiiieu 6rau @il-
ion 81 ermitteln, Inn oerielbeu nit
t6eileu 5u fonnen, OoB i6r Sobu So-
muel g9illon I'M 0Soneopat6iiAen
Soipital" in &ittsburob, @a., am rs.
9lpril geitorben lit Der 9eiter Oes
gcnomtcn Soipitals, iomie bic @oli-
5eibe6oroe BON @itts6urg6 bat OaS
bieiige -Gepartemeut eriubt,
Sic @lutter oes 9eritor6enen in&enut-
niB 5il ieBen.
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ediIer. Cunaert im 9eabubh.

OaS erite Der iehs oiesid6rigen
ShluB Gon5erte porgeihrittencr
SHiilcr uuo S6Hlerinneu oeS @eo.
boop Observation-Disclosures fono
geiieu gl6enO inn CONCERT Soale OeS
SnititutS Dor eeiiintem Sauie itatt
an oieieu Gon5erteu 5eigt iidb oft pe.
niger glngelerntes, ais iel6ititGnoiges
mtiitaliid)eS gmpiinoen melbeS
9ebrern lpie SdiiIern sur G6re 9e.
reidt glud bieten oc Gon5erte
i90neu @ehiel smiiGen Snitrumen.
tai. mO @eiongS@ortrGgen, 0as
geitrigc @rogromm 0os NIT wenigeH
glusno6men id66n Ourdgeiii6rt wur-
Oe, iebt iib luic folgt 5uiannlen,
9o6s 6.Gu Soffato Slnogen
Motbel; @lo3ortS G.@loll alouier-
CONCERT gOla @eele; 9em6erg'S
o9lpmp6S ano 5ounS~ Srou Niors
rom; Sbumonu .@leiooic" mo
O'glm6ro5io vGan3onetto~ Nelen
@eis6ample, @aoerciusfi, Gbema
nit @oriotioncu Giolo 1uder; Tlis
bois, nG6ont T'glmour"- 9leIlie glor.
riS @i0or. SSnterme55o aus Scr er,
iten Siniouie. -SorolO 9rown; Gbo.
pin, 0loctiru inO Smprompti- DO.
na Selliman; 9lies, 9lOagio, gl6ra.
BAN @olonIB; &obn o9Ipe @|oria~,
unO Ronolo, y@rGluoium~ 6oniia
aroemer; 9iBtS uSonetto" rmO 1i.
&6opiooe. Goniel @olf.
GoS 5peite CONCERT iin0et ndc6ltcn
6reitag 9lbeno itott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
Stndl luie Elm 9lo6c.

Sin iueenolder Sanotoihen-Mar-
Ser puroe geIteru bon 9lihter SenrD
in Der noromeitlideu @oli5eiitation
Dem Sugcnogeriht ii6eriuieien Ger
9lrreltant, elm imgeid6r l5 Sabre
after g1cgcr, go6 ieineu 9lamcu ais
glaeu BRADFORD rmo feline @obmng
ais gar. IL @eit.2oiuuettcs ssIuenue,
all. Pm Donneritag 9lbeno bate CT
sri. gliic Sail bon glr GA @art-
9lpemae, OaS Souotdihden nit $25
Sn6alt entriiien mo onmit oas @eitc
oeiuht. @r 6ottc jeOoh nidt oomit
9ereduet. DAB Elm in 9egIeitln9 Der
niugenDume befin0liAer Scrr, Ben"
Eoppon Ser betannte ShneIll0lfer
Der Sobns SopfinS llnipcriitdt mar
Cieicr iebtc Dem fliidtieen yieger III
groBen Sdten nah mo erreihte i'm
aeraOe IN Dem ghigenblid, ais Der
9rride Dem @oli3iiicn @epnolo oireft
in sic 9lrme lief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
Sic 9Sirren in y)tcrifO
iuerOen I'M
,,OenIll5en GorreIpONOenlen"
OoIiianoig beribtet.

Gs 1T cine befomte Sboiade oob sic 9ocre @rie" feline
Soften part Die geiefeten 10 inea no 10 5berlGiig
nlr m6eld Dem 0atdm GorreponOenten" 81 ibernitn D
2cr fuoc e0en g3orge l Der neueen @regnii
ou Dem aegsihmpoee iowie alien EbeIeu Der gSelt
8edboq an iuterciionen g1eisteeu miro Gorou 9idii6
genommen Dab Der oDede Correspondent aud Sonntoe pal
icnoen 2eeitoff fir einen gubetog bat.
g9er oio sen DGtlhu Gorreponoenten" nod nht I'M Sou
ba outc id 6cIeu ouel6eu iofort per Seepbon ST. 9o
3t73" al bcieu cine @ofore drei6e Dees ole nih
bis gum eben @uqe6id oeridoben poe Oe be6n0ige
3uuobne 2eer6ob r 5olg Dab mter Oe aeeempdrtgG
@erbaliniicu a tdalid ites oisperfouft it,
Der lofoe Sbel Oes ySonniags Gorreiponoenen" cntbd
oles &imswertbe, 6as d Souog bis sur @itternats
huloc III Baltimore uuo llmge6ung 5ueetrogen
Synt eotoreaen Sbe inO Somtogs 9etro6hmeen ber 5e
gemdBe ntereiote Slnoo Oobouoc Der 2er iuoe ebenas
sfGbtcu 9ctroe Geohten Der 6e0r Oes &otOrs ~ s.
Sterqer.
SSerner ubalt Der oSonruas Correspondent" SumoriitbeS
nit Satrotou beodtensperbe @n fir Die Sousfrou un6 o
gomon Gr5dbluueen Ii. I. 10.
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.snLnecu h ans 0em fciniten

@lol3 inO Sopfen bergeiteat. @s be.
iibt an Oen rciden @cbnlt oes erIte.
ren lmo Ben @eicbmod 0eS lebteren.
Sorgf6ltigcs 9roueu 9riInoli6e
0iGbrune unO Ionges Sagern er5eu-
gen ein perieftes 9ier. SreO. 9oucrn.
IbniOtS u9lmericon 9rewerp,~ Sar
Foros9lpc. Ntoniment. uno Silens
Ctr. Eel. 6. & g. W2t. @ernon 1854.
(glpriI25) (sln3egc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
Nlrnnrn an Naure 0e @raee.

Dic feds 9leuen 81 SABRE Oc
@race 6atten aciieru iolgenoes Ge.
iuliat:
9lcnucu. 6 5iIrloua ~glonm
7or ,9rior 4otb" uno .2aura"
2 9lennen l1a 5lirlon9 Stnb'
born Surgeon mo &abcronlb".
B Rcuien / Ncilc uno 70 pos
.@aaop .Somp 9oD" y Follp
I 9lcnuen g 6irlcna ~Noncg
gee yiooraD uno .Earts"
NJ 9leauen. 51a 5nrlona r6rant
Suolou uSolioap" mo ~Sneo6
Blunt
6. 9emcu uNlarIorle w.,
Iriiler uno n2Iroelon"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
llnier6nItnnna .gaenlneiier.

,,Alobemif" aqgic piloc Ibierc le6cn~
(lS0uoplbilbcf)
.,NnDilOfuu" Eoroibb Gernou Of p0ooon
Nuu".
,.GOiBni0l" G6c 8rice 1be Ed0"
,,1otb 80 -9icl C'9riens Wdniircle.
,,(3anrW" Nobe Wldicrs"
,,Wlniuinup Nnuocble uno gNdnbelhilber.
NaiCDnn an sIerrnpiH Bari baltimore
ocQcn buffalo.
Aaleban Sm ucriolcRari' Baltimore ecs
pcn Noneiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

Sn irii6er @orgenitinoc brad
nabc Der ggeis.9Ipenuc, 9Satapsco
gled Elm @olo- uno Sdilibrouo ans.
Ga Die 6lommeu ooS 9mmeien oeS
5armers eomaro 2pud 6eoro6teiL
wuroe ole 6eucrpe6r BON Sie6lano.
toipn alarmirt, morauf eS aelang,
oas 6euer 81 loiden