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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
indianapolis LOlated
By Heavy DRIFTS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 81 Tel
ephone and telegraph communication
In Indiana was almost completely
FRUSTRATED today by the sleet and
snow storm The tie-up was more
complete and the damage 10 lines
greater than AT the time OF the floods
last March.
The first fatality OF the storm took
place when Joseph Walsh. a c.. Il. q
d. engineer living in this city, took
UP a telephone receiver at the rail-
road yards and was shocked 10 death
because live wire had been blown
down across the telephone lines.
Railroad and interurban schedules
were demoralized Trains were -
hours late In many Instances. An In
terurban car from Anderson. Ind.
started for indianapolis At o'clock
yesterday afternoon and arrived here
at a. m today. Regularly IL is an
hour and nalf run from Anderson
20 this city.
Except for line or two to Chicago.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis. and points
en- route. the Western Union and the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Co. were cut or from all other cities.
In a list OF 90 cities in Indiana both
companies together were able to
reach only one direct and that one
was on the ST. Louis wire.
Thousands OF telegraph and tele-
phone poles are down all over the
state. II Will be Monday before a
semblance OF service Is restored. IL
was announced by the companies. The
storm. which started last evening.
also has crippled city street car lines
and city telephone companies. \
heavy snow, and high wind today com
pleted the destruction begun by the
heavy sleet late last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
SENATOR WEEKS
COMMENDS NEW
CURRENCY LAW


changes which have been made will
meet the approval OF bankers and stu.
dents. | believe, and viii receive more
approval, the more they are studied.
One great defect in our banking
and currency system has been that
there has been no elasticity in the
currency, not even in the national
bank notes. | am OF The opinion that
at times the currency has been too
redundant, owing 10 the inability OF
the national banks 10 sell their two
per cent bonds on which their ma
tional bank notes are based, In order
10 call In their currency
The reserves have been kept Ia
improper ways and improper places.
Most OF them drifted TO New York.
where they were loaned TO brokers
on stock exchange collateral as de-
mand loans. This system broke down
because IL upset business conditions
In New York whenever there was a
concerted withdrawal of reserve funds
from that center, as in 1907. We have
provided for a system or reserve
banks. not competing with other
banks. but supplementary TO them.
which ought 10 10 away with this
danger"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
GOOD Shortage Threatened.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. al
Since four O'Clock this morning snow
has been falling in Grand Rapids and
vicinity at the rate OF three inches an
hour. borne by stif north wind.
The street railway company has Civ
en- up attempts to run cars. Snow
.buckin& crews have been ordered out
by Az railroads. If the present rate OF
snss< fan continues the city will be
tied up by night fall,
food sifOrtGge IN hundreds OF snow
bound homes over Sunday impends.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Lines Sl8l25 per box.
A oranges California nayels. 120QV u.
FlOridas. So 81 1850 per box.
OnIons yellow. 81 IS per bu, sss0
per sack. spanish. 81 80 per crate
Potatoes lots. track Detroit. In
sacks 65Nelc. Oh bulk coo sc bu.
New Bernudas. 81 bu. s. Dbl
Pcultry Live hens. asa y G,
springs. l5W16iac, geese lt8 l5c.
ducks I6WI1c. turkeys, lSMlsc 10. ,
dressed hens. IS Z 81 Ice: chickens. ~ "a
70 l6c. geese. 40 ESQ. ducks. - lSct
turkeys eON 2lc. guinea chickens. 81 S
a. per doA
PInrnppIes sS.50fg4 per crate.
Rabbits -s2G2gJ per doz.
strawberries 80 n 45N per quart
sweet PotatOes--JcrseY, kiln dried.
81 35n 40 per hu
Taliow-No. I. &c: No. .. 8 &c 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
JOINING PRICES.

canned Goods Apples, gals, 50. 2S %
800, baked Deems, l-4r-t lVN pVct Lima
beans. sldl.25 Corn Fancy Mime,
Sll0. standard soc Table beets, 3 -
standard, 81. soaked. o0u TOc salmon.
Buckeye. tall 81 So Ia. - 20, Alaska
reds 81 $50 Alaska pinKs, Sl.lO. Tcma-
toes. 81 10 AiarTowfat peas, 81. early
june. 81 - sifted carry june Sl40
per doz
Feed 49, Jobbing prices In ioo-lb.
sacks bran. SZ5. coarse mlddllnga. ~, :
fine middlings. !2s. coarse corn meal,
chop, $50 60 per ton.
Flour jDbuTng prices. Best Michi-
gan patent - 50 second patent $50 500,
patent. $40 per hbl ia paper saclts
Hardware Nails. Sl.95 case; anneal-
cd wire. $50 case. painted barbed
wire point. 50 galvanized barhed
wire point. s24 galvanized sheets
"a gauge, So 20 gauge, 1910, a. gauge
So %. % gauge, s3fe. 30 gauge, 50 tHt
single bit bron1ed. axes. 1913 per doz.;
BLACK sheet steel g and - gau.e
50 30. g6 gauge. Sass; q gauge. 81 90;
rs gauge. s2.45. carriage bolts small
IS. 10 ana per cent ofY list: large 70
and 10 OF. machine bolts small Z.
per cent on list: large. 70. 10 and
Provisions Mess pork, s22to. FAM
ny s2Sm25 clear backs. SO 90 "a p 90,
hams. iGal6 isCi briskets l2'2 q - l2ct
picnic hams l3c. bacon Iva ~ 3 - o.
lard IN ucrccs. INC. kettle rendered.
sugars Corrected daily by " r.
Edgar & Sons, Crystal Sominoes Z-ln.
81 so. do. lbs. sT.3v. Eagle tablets.
$500, cut loaf SO: cup-s. 81 50:
xxx powdered. Sass; standard pow
dered, s4SQ. granulated extra coarse.
50 40. do fine iu bulk. 81 80 do. p 10
cottons S435 crystal dom. gran, glib
- III and 5-lb cartons. IN cases. 81 80;
crystal dom gran, IF cases, tao;
diamond a s440. confectiouers' A,
S426. No a sa30. No g. 81 20. No
s42O No :. Si15: No s. $40 No. 9
81 O5. No 10. S4 No II, So SO No r.
$3.50: No l3. sS.s5. No. H. s. IS: No
IS, 13s5; non cakiaE mixture - %;
beet granulated. s416; household
powd, Is - 20 case. $3.50 do, rs. IS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
LANSING Lines Down.

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 31.--Street
car. interurban and railroad service
was completely demoralized today as
a result OF a binding snow storm
which started az an early hour this
morning and continued well into the
day, piling the snow in great drifts
along the tracks.
Telegraph and telephone wires are
burdened also. and Il Is with difficulty
that communication with other cities
Is maintained The local weather bu'
feau announced that seven inches OF
snow had fallen since the start OF the
storm The wind gained a velocity Of
% miles an hour
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
kalamaznn storm.s Bound

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Jan. 3I.-(Spe-
cial Railway trafflc Is greatly delay
ed and street cars are stalled as the
result of the biggest fall OF snow kal-
amazoo has had this year. The snow
began falling shortly after 4 o'clock
this morning and II now lays nearly
n foot deep. a high wind is drifting
the snow badly in railway cuts. Inter
urban cars ar running away behind
schedule and heavy traffic has almost
come To a standstlll. There has been
no let-up IN the storm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, Jan 81 Wheat was
easier and shaded off fractiOnaliy In
the early trading Selling started on
the snowfall over the wheat belt and
an easier feeling AT Liverpool aided
the hears.
Corn had little squirt OF buying
activity at the start. based on the pros
pect that the heavy snowfall would
delay marketing OF grain. but selling
started on fractional advance and
the market reacted 70 yesterdays clos
Ing figures
The oats market was tame with
prices ~ about the same levels as last
nights close
Provisions were stady at the start
but eased or early In the day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
SHOw Is Inches Deep
In Illinois Fields

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. Jan. SIN
the fields OF central Illinois, where
yesterday farmers were plowins for
crops, today lay Is inches OF snow and
the binding blizzard which swept
down from the northwest promised
the worst tie up of traffic IN years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
ONCE FREED, CLIFFORD
Is NOW ON TRIAL

Eli Clifford, peanut merchant, who
shot Charles Wagstatf. of No 173
Larned.st. east, Sept 5, during a quar-.
rel over bill, and who was once re.
leased. and then forced 10 face a new
complaint, is on trial in Judge Phe-
l6n's court
Attorney Frank Bumps. represent
ing the defendant, was wrathy over an
Item In an afternoon paper. stating
that be had made repeated efforts to
settle with the complainant. He said
that the article was false, and that il
Nigh prejudice the jury.
Judge Phelan polled the jury. 10 see
II any OF them believed the article, Ia
the face Of Attorney Bumps denial, or
II they would be prejudiced Il. The
jurors replied In the negative 10 both
questions, and the case proceeded
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
TOLEDO GRAIN AND pRoDuCE.

IOLtDO, Jan. Sl.---W heAt. Cash
9SAc. May, slOs5s July. s1Ac Corn.
oats Cash. 4i..c. May. 42Tsc; July.
III "a G. Frye: Cash, GA NC Cloverseed
cash and October. $3.50; December.
sS77la. Alsike Cash, sf0.75. March,
yl0.t5. Timothy. Cash and February,
So 40; March. t2sTa Butter. eggs and
hay. Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
LIVESTOCK.
East BUFFALO.
Dunnlng & !

DunninE 4 stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. Jan. 81
dull; best 1850 to l.45o-iS. steers. ma.
tives, $4,000 do 200 to l,30O-lb..
3x25Qs.50; do, LOO 90 1.200-lb. $50
s.sb; coarse and plain weighty steers,
baby beef, ss.25 a $50: medium 10 5000.
&750VG.T5: best Canada steers. 1850
to L45o-lb, sS.25 $50; do. l,l50 TO
1,250-lb.. $7.50as; choice handy steers.
1000 to 400 lbs, 1915 0s.25; fair TO
good steers. 1000 to l.100-lb, $500
S.76. extra good cows, s6.50W7; best
cows. 1915 u $40. butcher cows. 1850
@6; cutters. s425Q45O: trImmers, $3.50
@S.s5. very common old rims. So; best
heifers s7.s0@S; medium butcher heif-
ers. S650@7; light butcher neifers, So
36.25; stock heifers. S5.500e; best
10 good do. se25Q6.5ci fancy stock
steers, 16.b0Q6.75; best stock steers.
S6.2bQ6.50. comon light stock steers.
$500 extra good bulls s7;2S47 80.
{. commoa 20 good, s5ge; best mixers
and springers, 375ai00; mediums TO
good, 30: common. ss0W4o.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, 1900
head; market steady; lambs, ,t.s6as.
s s~es. H. rs aissgo,' ~e'A'r'' '''''s''
Hogs: Receipts, 5000 head: market.
slow, heavy and workers, ss.3o@ss5;
pigs, ss.5ogse5,
Calves. s5m12
UNION STOCK YARDS
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
market. loo higher. mixed and butch
ers, ss.25 q $50; good heavy $1,000
$50; rough heavy: ss.2oasso: light
$S20HS.bo, pigs. sG.60MS.25 Cattle.
Receipts. 100 head. market steady.
beeves. s6.so@ $50: cows and heifers
S34s50; Texans. s5.90QS; calves s. 80
market. steady; native, stS0a6; west
ern, 81. 90U6 lambs, ss75G1Tg0 west.
ern, lass @7s5.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 3i.--Hogs. Re
ceipts. 1900: market loo higher me
diums and heavies. $50; mixed and
workers, 1915 q $50. pigs, $3.50. Cat
tie: Receipts. cars. slow. sheep aud
Calves: Receipts. 100; top. sii5o
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Jan 3l-Flour: DnI
y 323.som24. Lard Easy middle ives
spot. s1O.7Sm 1895. sugar. Raw. dnii
centrifugal. 9C test s342Q3.4S. musco
4 cutloaf. s5.05. crushed. st96. powdered
4 34.1bfs4.2b: granulated, sB.O5041o
Coffee: Rio. No. Z. on spot. s14e Tai
low: Firm; city. esSeaGountry. sasAc
4i.0s: No. 2. sea SIC. clover. S6T92isV
Dressed poultry, Weak turkeys. 1Sf
Csc: chickens, ifI30c; fowls ia isc
DUCKS. IVH ltC. Live poultry QNlet
geese. fsc:: d'icks. II n ise. fowls. i5r
T1sc; turkeys. Use. ROSTERS. ikc
chickens. 1874 mi4c. Cheese Quiete
and firm: state milk, common 60 spe
clals. tsh nI4Ac. skins. common q
Y special. su14Lc; fun skins. y n 8,
Butter Dull: receipts. 4.S33 creamery
extra. c6m26ifc. state dairy. tubs. D
u 26c: Imitation creamery nrsts. 22N
23c Eggs: Irregular. receipts, $3.50
nearby white fancy. SEA 4Oc. nearh'
nixed fancy. s2Hs4cj fresh rrstsy 3ih
Seb Pr1ssfng Done Right Time,
Rr1o1lnw Co.. 13 John. R.st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
MAN EARNS FREEDOM
BY SHOVELING SNOW

John p. sullivan. arrested on Cadl.
lac.sq. for begging, told Justice Gainey
Saturday morning. that he came here
from Philadelphia nj quest OF work.
was unable TO find any. and had to
beg 90 live. I'm not a panhandler
I want work." said Sullivan.
Justive Gainey made him prove IT,.
BY sbovelling on the snow In front
OF the municipal building. Then he
released sullivan on suspended sen.
tence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
-
PRODUCE MARKET

Commission men were doing a con-
siderable share OF their business over
the telephone this morning, the storm
keeping buyers at home There was
no poultry In. and the week ends with
stocks sold out clean, and the market
firm In tone. Butter and eggs appear
90 be on the bottom temporarily. and
any move 81 likely 20 be in the way
OF a rally. Dressed calves and hogs
are steady and inactive Rabbits are
dull ana easy and potatoes are weak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
CuycACo paonrrcr

CHICAGO. Jan. 3l.--Butter. Extras,
&c. tirsts, 20 " 2sc; dairy extras. 25c.
frsts 99G2she. Cheese. Twins. ~
GlThc. young Americas ia. 41sr.
Live poultry; Fowls, IAN Ui5c, ducks.
l6c, geese, l3414c. springs. l4ql4lsc
turkeys. Tie Potatoes. Michigan, 65
q zoe. Wisconsin. e5g70c. Minnesota.
gb n 100
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
Trains Lied I'm

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. 81
Especial IA blizzard struck Battle
Greek early this morning in fun force
six inches OF snow falling since 3
o'clock. Street car traffic is para
lyzed and interurban and railroad
trains greatly delayed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
N0TICE-THE RECORDERS COURT
OF THE CITY OF DETROIT.
In the Matter of Opening the Alley
Between Home Street. West JET
ferson Avenue, Peterson Street and
Michigan Central Railroad Delta
Spur, where not already open as a
public alley.

To all owners OF real estate In the
following described district, which has
been established by the Common Coun-
ell as the Assessment District for such
opening.
Lots IL to s3. both Inclusive. Peter
sons sub or part of +. c. IL
You are hereby notified and warned
that ptoceedings\ are now pending In
the Recorders Court OF the city OF De
troit In the matter or opening the al
ley between Home street. West Jeffer-
son avenue. Peterson street ana the
Michigan Central Railroad Delta Spur.
where not already open as a public
alley. The return day OF the summons
issued In the above cause is Thursday,
Feb. ). 1914. at $50 a. m, and all own
ers OF property In the above described
assessment district are at liberty 20
appear in these proceedings and de-
fend, and any and all such owners are
authorized 10 make themselves parties
TO these proceedings by appearing IA
person OR BY attorney at any time be-
fore the fris OF said cause.
JOHN A GROGAN.
A-f2o Clerk Recorders Court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO Jan. 30 y y h =
Wheat: May down \ e.; July down &c.
Corn May unchanged. July unchanged.
Oats May down &C. July up sc. Pro-
visions. Steady shading higher
ClOse--W Wheat: MAY down 10. July
down Nc. Corn. May up &c. July up
isc oats; May up 2c. July down
i4c Provisions. Steady 20 easier
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
petroI,er.s Mother Dead in England.

MIS-. Ann HYDE, mother or francis
HYDE. OF this city. well-known real
estate dealer. is dead In Sheffield. Eng
Mrs. Hyde was - ears OF age and
was hCrn and raised in Settled. She
came to America in 1900 and re-.
manned seven years. returning TO Eng.
land with her daughters. Miss Sarah
j. Hyde and Mrs. j. Ridge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
RTTrER ANn EGGs.

Bufter-Creamrry extras 2Sc. nsstS,
2sc dairy, gle. packing stock, -lSc ID,
EggS-F'resh receipts. cases includ-
cd 2sc hrsts. 3Oc per doz Receipts,
1tS cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
Is Your
Money "Hid"
is it safe
in the Bank

M you NOT TAXING TOO
~ much of a chance in
keeping your money
where it is likely to be stolen
or destroyed by 6re9
You may think it is safe
that no one can find it. but
you're always anxious about
it. and sometimes your very
anxiety reveals its hiding
place.
If you put il in the bank, it
will not only be safe, but will
be making more money for
you.
Bring it in today. Ask for
a copy of Dollars and
Sense"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
NEW YORK MONEY MARIE

NEW YORK. Jan 81 Bar SILVER
London. % 1-l6d tar silNer-New York
5-i. demand sterlins, Sass ; y
1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
AppIes-No. j. s45oQ5.5o: No. 2. $3.50
Al E-EL IA nLLlAa

$3.50 per bbi. western box apples.
Bananas1 slipping stock. $50
Benns Dried Lima. sq7hc per ID.
tsuiinower--S 20 q per crate.
grown. so q Soc per doz.
tnbbage-S2.504 40 per bib
Cheese W holesals prices. Michigan
fats. 10 y u Ice, New York. TN glSc.
limburger. l44loc, domestic swiss.
l90 zoe; imported Swiss. - "a isc;
long horns IL 1ae, daisies, II = C per Id
Dates ersiRn. new. 747isc: Fards.
20 slsc per H. DseBeaary. $3.50 per
Dressed HoEs-LighL Zoe: heavy.
Dressed Cal,es-Fancy. l4ql4.c:
common, II u l3c per 3.
Figs imported. lt4I5c per 10 !:
california. S5c per 10.
ltnnan Haddtes ~ &c per 10.
fresh Vegetables Green peppers,
- 20 dS per crate, soc per basket Gu
Sumo ers. not house, sl.7592 per
49, 80, i,etsuce. hot house. ll4 lac beets.
slWllO per bu, parsley. 10 ~ zoe per
uoA-i tomatoes, not house. 20 a. zoe per
~ huDDAId squash. Sc per ID. rad
,snes 20 y Zoe per doz.. head lettuce.
Grape Fruit -S4fi45O per doz.
trupes MalagaS fiQs per Dbl
Honey Fancy white new, l5t61sc;
amber 100 lie per 10. extracted. s1sS
nay Detroit shippers are paying the
following gfices for balcd hay Nm car
lots r o. b. Detroit. No. / Iimothy.
sloH 1000, standard, sl441450; No 2
u light miNed' Sls.50qI4. rye straw.
ssuS50; wheat aid oat straw. s7u
$50 per ton
Hickory Nuts-sl.5OQlT5 per bu.
Hides No. cures. .14Lse: No. l
green hides. 12isc. No J cured Lulls
lklacs No ! green bulls. t0c. No
cured veal kip. lie. No ] green veal
KIP l4c, No cured murrain. lie. No
j green murhaln, iOv: No ! cured calf
lsc, No. ! green calf. ibc. No I horse
$500 No. 2 horse $3.50. No ! taJlsw
SCI No ?, be, No, ? hides &c on ~
20 amount OF wool. 5Ocusl25,
lemons essinas. SS75u4. Califor.
! MIA ftgA50 per bon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Ii has been figured that no less
than $4,000 birds are killed annual
ly in England alone by dashing
themselves into lighthouses during
night flights.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
Burglars Miss ls !
Bank Roll By !
Eight Hours
's.7s s., Il = s. s1' Jus, 5 Before
fu' R Robbers Called.

5. :;sf'; e., s':';; :; s ;s!sg
's sss.ss \; sr.;;S = ,.i.i ~
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Job Printing Done Right. Time.
Printing CO.. l3 John R-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31

Sch PrSstisg Done Right Times
Pr1st1ng Co.. rs John R-st
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
Seutige S1luBrnte:

ibel; &erianOt 14.250 8uiDel, Gle.
uatorcn.&orrat6 tS70S6 9uidel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
S,eo6nSu.Sd .Sd,iilcr.6onscrt.

0aS &or6ereitlmgs Gepartenlent
ocs geo6oop NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
biclt oeItern cin Invertebrates eon6ert
ob, bel wel9em oic folgenoen S@iI'
lerinncn wirften: Sulia gSilllanaS,
0orot6p @unIter. 6rances N6onlp-
ion, eleanor @iaioms, Goitb Jfot1-
ldilO, @ertbo Owens, @pa 9ieB, sim
icp Smcns, SpIpio Ga5n Gorot1p
Olncon 9}lt6 Goplan Dlorgncrlte
anor MorD &. 9lclion Gorotbp ero-
mcr, SDlpia Go6n Coma Stein, yfan'
cp Bates, @eor9iuo Sdudorot 90
ris giaiamion, Sean 9onne1, Sll'
lion Siebert, Sio6el WfcSleall me-
bccco Wlo5or, Wiorp G6rismer, GOlt9
Wcnfcl, Grace Slider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
iyredjcS g}cscrsciimOcl.

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BerIt eritolmt unO Oa6te ni6t inn gnt-
ferntelten ooron, Die ogefauiten"
S6u6c mie0er aus5u5ie6cu ionOcrn
crflGrtc Dem 9aoenbeiber, wenn ct
ni1t glei6 ltiQ pGrc, WiirOe er i'm
um6ringen. Die 9luslibt bierouf
iopic Scr llnlitanO, OoB Der bolln-
longc g}cger, mic um feline 9roblmg
wo6r 5u ma3en inter ieinen 9od
griff, i6iibterte Oen ScrtGrfcr Gin, 10
OoB Seaslcp iid6 nit oen Sdu6en ouf
mo ooOon MAIDEN fonntc. Serr 81
ieniielO bcnaHri9tigtc Johann Eoli-
silt @ilioniS, welher Ocn gteger fur5
DOR 1210 ll6r geiteru AbcnO in bic
iiiOli6e Eoli5eiitation einlieiertc
Srob erbcbli6cil SErotcits milBte er
ii6 bier Oo5u beQucmen Die neucn
S6u6e wicOer ous5u5ieben mo Die
9taht in elmer 3eac 5u perbrilgen,
Inn beute &ormittog 9ii6tcr SeOinion
Uorgcfii6rt 81 peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
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