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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mems supper tonight at Congrega'
tional vestry
Three hundred yards colored silk mes.
saline on sale Tic yard at Vaughan's
III. W. Narnum has returned to his
home in Jeffersonvlle. after spending
several days in the city on business.
| f. l.. Wells of Lynd1ville, who came
here TO attend a meeting OF Goddard
seminary trustees, visited friends in
Barre yesterday and to-day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrison Of st.
Jolnsbury are spending several DAYS in
the city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Harvey of the East Montpelier
road.
Mrs. n. J. Lynch. Miss Mae Lynch
and Mrs. A. J. Merrill have returned to
their home in Riehford. after passing
few days with friends in Barre and
Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Jackson OF
Liberty street and Mr. and Mrs. Corliss
of Post Mills. who are visiting in the
city, went yesterday to East Hardwick.
where they attended district meeting
Of Rebekahs.
Riley's orchestra has been engaged 10
furnish music for a grange dance to be
held in Sheldon on the evening Of
Wednesday, Nov. 4. On the following
evening the musicians play in Bethel.
Next Monday evening the orchestra will
I'LL an engagement in Graniteville.
People who glanced skyward last night
between the hours of 10 and n O'Clock
saw display of northern lights rarely
more spectacular or brilliant 10 their
lightning shifts from bright yellow
streaks to a more subdued mist of light
October skies usually afford an oppor-
tunity for the northern lights to bc
clearly seen.
Officer David Henderson was called !
from police headquarters 10 South Main |
street this morning by dispute which |
arose between a householder halfway 10 |
the covered bridge and departing ten
ant. An abrogation Of an agreement l
reached by the two parties sometime ago /
j said to have caused the quarrel of /
rer Henderson was asked TO act a. ar.
bitrator and in accordance with the
wishes Of both parties he remained on
he moving scene until the last load Of
goods had been carried away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
Mohawk Minstrels.

The following program will be given
in the Rowland hall Thursday and Fri
day evening, Oct 20 and 80, by the
Mohawk MINISTRIES in full costume under
the auspices of Iroquois tribe, No. l6,
!. Q. r. NJ, and Daughters of Pocahon-
tas
Opening chorus, by entire company of
2S voices.
Solo, q Hear You Calling bie'
.................... Sidney Oliver
Solo, 81 Didn't Ask. Alfred Edwards
Solo, Somewhere Voice Is Calling"
..,......,......... George David
Solo, *The Minstrel Show Parade" -.
........,.......... Arthur Muirv
Solo. Goodbye Rose" William Fraser
SQlo, Down in Dear Old New Orleans"
.......,.,......... Guy George
solo, Il Don't Want To ....
............ William Robertson
Closing Chorus for Thursday, Come
Where My Love Lies Dreaming"
Closing Chorus for Friday, Kentucky
Babe
Interlocuter, Thomas Mcdonald.
Bones: William Robertson Guy
George, Arthur Muiry. Arthur Fraser
Tambos: Alfred Edwards. Robert Wi.
son, Alex. Hall. Alex. Walker.
Musical director, W. Ii. Goodfellowt
iccompanist Miss Mary A. Walker.
Program subject to change
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


Dress epads SPECIAL at AaarinHs
Mrs Msrs Fletri~r vha i.as irsn tis
ftng boz napbeu n Graucef ~
raft street dur7ne end slnrr fin ~rHdaf
/. i.sui rsnssnt5on. Vets Yesterday Scr 3
fss dsts sist - 1ffst fierfa rrsts aus
ta haT rsturn D. hHr issnnr 81 fauaa'rh
Tarf go au8 Hfaae Fasirh isft
tiis uiuFusur 81 tlstr sfuua Hs1 sasar
fizrunrt ftrnurf esd Neu HHmfsi.iss ir
tia frta~esfs - esq taHrnn tlatia Hg
ruufsrr Wr r1rHr wn - uuus nisg,t
tur rsuutfs ptf w. Htefsb eH b.
anar hmt ter wrafs
Tnrsasss rr-serl 81 ~ nan iasi,f
tr.tnas- 81 a. We-tur.- q. g.. g. pa faI-
1f 81 q 81 unF rltssar q p Iced
feHH Mass HewM Ser
SIS Esnssar m-
aaNruF tar
7iaraf Aaa Rna Na-h6.s8 Ar
ff Hem sen. Eo-ttfsa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


See the winter wash goods l21sc var
at Naughans.
Mems supper tonight at Congrega
tonal vestry.
; Warm clothing for children, at tn
Vaughan Store.
South Barre grange will give dane
Unity temple on the evening OF Friday
Oct 30 Admission. soc per couple.
Mrs. Gertrude Wetmore leaves on TIN
5;45 train this afternoon for California
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Frank Hev
ener.
Prof. George Gilmore will start chill
dren's dancing class in Rowland hal
Monday, Nov. 2. Hours, 4 to 9. Terms
$4
Aaron Gustafson of Currier street
returned last night from few days
business trip through the state of New
York.
Martin Riley of East street left yes.
terday for an extended business trip 10
Detroit, Mich, in the interests of C>n-
ton Bros.
| Henry A. Phelps, Progressive candi-
date for secretary of state, was in Cabot
last night, where he attended confer
ence of voters.
Work was begun yesterday on the
Reynolds & Son building. The wooden
part is to be covered with steel, making
the building fire proof.
The ladies of the Episcopal church are
invited to meet with Mrs. +. w. Robin
son, 81 Keith avenue, Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock to sew for the Christmas
sale, which is to be held Dec. and 3.
Owing to a breakdown in the boiler
room, the Harrison Granite Co. was com
PEELED to let large number of employees
lay off this forenoon. The trouble was
Immediately located and the company's
mechanics set about to make repairs.
1t was thought that the damage will be
repaired by tomorrow morning
Miss Martha F. Slayton, eldest daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Slayton OF
10 South Main street, and Walter j.. Will
cox will be quietly married at the home
OF Mr.. Wilcox parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Wilcox, in Moretown this evening at 3
o'clock. 1t is expected that Rev. J. B.
Reardon, pastor of the Universalst
church, viii perform the ceremony. which,
is to be witnessed only by immediate
relatives OF the couple. Owing to the i
condition of Mr., Wilcox, who was taken
quite seriously i'll a few days ago, the
wedding is held at his home instead of
in Barre.
Franklin Fl. Dewart, Burlington en-
gineer, has been engaged by the city to
examine the property lines on Perry |
street with view 10 settling annie
ably differences of opinion which have |
ield up the construction OF sidewalk |
n that neighborhood for nearly year.
LAST fall the street committee and the |
.ity engineer esta blshed what they |
thought were lines that would be salts.
factory to abutting property owners.
urbihg was laid for the sidewalk, but
urther operations were held in abey
nee when objections we're made TO the
proposed location OF the walk In an un.
ompleted state the walk has since re-
NAMED. The matter came to a head
asst night when Perry street people
arried their complaint to the board of
ldermen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

FOB SALE -55-h.-p. portable boiler. With
20 fesi u smoke stack. AleR. 7. Beaten.
south hyeEnts. VI 1875
TO RENT ur~tairy tenement n s roous
Inquire Of L. ~ Thurston. is3 Seminar
street. Or tel I2-2 1e2tf
WORK WANTED Girl would lie place Is
~ houssvork 81 once. inquirs Girl care
Tiunes Office fn1fas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1914.
The Weather

Unsettled tonight and Thursday,
probably local rains. Warmer tonight
in Maine and New Hampshire, moderate
TO fresh southwest winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28

Endurance cloth l21sc at Abbott's.
"The Trey o Hearts, the first OF
this series in three reels featuring Cleo
Madison" will be shown at the Bijou
to-day only. Be sure and see this series.
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale bed comforters at Vaughan's.
Mrs. w. H. Gale of Wellington street
left yesterday for visit with friends in
Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
Ser Abbott-s dress goods window.

See Abbott's dress goods window.
Regular meeting of the l.. A., A. 0. H.,
Wednesday at p. M. sharp. Juveniles
,:vill meet at 1870 Ladies be sure and
bring refreshments for the childrens
party.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
nClNeil. .Mclcaidlaft.4 =

gic oC'aeil-@eicai6oft" 6icIt oe-
itcrn 9l6cno i6rc regelm1Bigc @lo.
natS @erianmIina in n9liiffcrs
@oac" in peldcr oic glbrchnino
oes lebten @icnicS eriolgte. Saut Ser.
icl6en tpllroc cin biibi6er llcberiduB
er5ielt. Eraiioert Seuis Heiee 6ieB
0ru. George Is. Ylinocrlein, JIM,
ais nues W}itolieo miatoumen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
lllnttsbnrahIe Gentennial.

YlottSbnrgb, 3, 9l..2). g. Sept.
Die Sunoertiobrfeier Der Shladt
bon @lotts6urab. IN melder Gonmo-
bore Sbonos NlocIonnal0 am H.
September 1914 nit ieinen amerifo-
niihen Sdifteu ein iiberlegeneS brt
Tides @ei6mooer ihlu9 miro nod
ite @ohe bier feiilih beaanacu luer
0en. SIS mar oas lebtc Scegeiedli
pom 9eoeutimg gcro0e einen 1aa
notb Der berii6nIten &ertbeioigumg
BON Baltimore 0os Dor llnter3cid6.
nung oes 6rieoerspertrags BON @ent
itottiano
Die 6ritiide 6lotte inter GQpitdn
@eorae 1omnie s19te t6 Sdiiie ltu0
987 Nlonn, m1breno Mioc0onough
nur IA Sdiffc nit S82 Maan Air
@erfiiglng 6otte. Pm Mloraen oes
IT, September grifien sic britiidcn
Rrie9sidiife Wlae0onnnns1 in Der
Bal bon Elattsburgbaott pd6reno
gleid5eitig 9anotruppen Del Qlatts-
birgb Sorts angrifien, oie pom @c.
neral WlcGomb init meni9er ais 2000
Dlonn pertbeioigt pHroen 9lah 21.
ltiinOiger 4anonooe itrihcn sic bri.
tilden Sbiife oiee 6lugse; ibr Gom-
monoont NOR to0t uno oie Scbifie
am @eriinten. Der @erluit an Co0.
ten uno @ermunoeten mar atf omc,
rifaniiher Seite POO onf britiider
800 Wlonn 9lohOem iit6 Sic britiitbc
SIotte eraebcu 500 Sic Plottsbnra6
beloaernOe 2Irmee a6.
Sir oie 6eier oieieS 6iiioriiden
Greianiiies baben oie Staats, lno
@unoesreeierne S250.000 telpiaigi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

Sur 5eltitcllung Der 9NuIo an
6cm Gooe bon Srou Selcn Sbriuer,
65 Sabre alt, mobnboft in 9lr 325,
9loro. 6remont 9lpemc, melhc furd,
no6ocn iie bon eiuem StroBenbobn'
Sgoggon Scr 5remont gIOenuc.Sinie
cngefobrcll iuorOen mar, pcrltoro,
miro 6cute 9lbeno Gorouer Sopooe
cincu 0ieidworcnenSnqlelt IN Der
pcItli6cn %oli5ei'Siotion o6Bolteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
Nna ncrlnrenc E6lndlen.

llebcr oic 2iGtcrproAt imO ali ocn
biunten 5bnuner Der fcitlicb oeforir-
ten Stoot ibicn gcitcrn 9lbenO Der
6.iG6ri9c &ouis 9Rnfer Ocrortig
ms 5talnen gefonmen 81 iein DOB
Ct Ourii6cr dQcs dn0cre Inn iicb ber
ucroaB, icl6it oie leitcnOs @arO oeS
fiirIorgli6cn Eapa's. 60 ptrOc cr
Ocmi geItcrn 9lbenO gc0cu 10 llbr
oacin lmO pcrlaiicn an DER Gdc bon
2rrin9ton- iuo Grtou-StroBe pon
Scr %oli5ci anige9riifcn imo, ga er
Dor 9lnglt imO S@ei fem Mort Der
norbringen fonntc, 5lmdbit na6 ser
1peitliAen Goli5ciitotion ge6roht.
Spdtcr itellte iid oo scr beiorate
gapa cin unO mar bod crireut, iei-
ncn Singen pieOcr5niinOen lmo nob
@onle 6ringcn 5u t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

fen mo I'M 9elpeoere Sotcl abgeilie.
gen.
Ger &erfouf BON SouDeni-
rem.
ainOer unier IA So6ren wcrOcn
niht Die Grlou6niB cr6olten, 6eito6-
3eiNen ooer onOerc 9lrtifcl md6rcnO
Ger 6eier oli Ocn StraBen 5lmt
&oufc on8u6ieten. Sri 9lnno Serf-
ner pom iiotiitiihen Siirean iagtc
0eitcrJ OoB iic in 3lpei Stnoen 80
&mOcr trof melAe ooS &inOcr Pr
6eitsgcicb pcrlebtcn in0em iie 5cit-
a65eiden gum aouic ou6oten troB-
Gem lie OoS IA. Se6ensjabr nod
nic1t ii6erid]rittcn 6otten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

Inter oem @eroadt, Elm 0ie6 5it
ieiu Der einen longen Griminol.9le-
coro Bat mlroe geitern glohnittao
cer 35 Sabre oltc 2omrence 9uliion
alias 5reo Sorreiter, alias See 81.
Nlliion bon oeu @ebeimpoIi5iiien
TGomos Guirf uno @eter 9rooleB,
rerboftet mo in oie mittlere 9Soli.
8ci.Stotion einoeliefert. gllliion 1T
bon @oi6in9ton 5ur Sternenbonncr.
Scicr gefommen. g(ac 0iebe, melhc
elm lonees Siin0enrcgiiter boben rmo
bon @cbcimpoli6iiten crfonnt ner.
ocn nIiiien 10 lonee in's aitthen
iuonoern, bis Ole 6eituoAc Doriiber
lit. Sout eincm @eics bat 0ic @e.
6cimpoli5ei Die 9eiuoniB, oerortigC
2cllte in @cmobriom 8u nebmen uno
ouf l6ngere 3eit felt5ubalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

&crianmling. Sin ncnes @1itglieo
murOe in oen 9'ercin ouigenommen
unO &or6ereitun9cn fir oeu 6euti-
Gen Gelticben Eog getroficu Ger
@ereiu miro iid6 ie6r 5o6lreid ou Dem
Seite 6etbeiligen. 9lodocni Die Ian
fenoen @cihdiie crleOigt moren,
6ielten iih Die N}itglieocr bel Csc.
iprGHeu ii6er Sen aricg nod cine
Stunoe 6eiiammeu of. &rdiiOent
9olt6oior @reQ fii6rte ocn Soriib
uuo ScfretGr 6. @odeufuB oos 9}ro-
tofoll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
Grlas IcineH 9'crlctnnaen.

q(n Sen 6olgen eines 5bdoel6ru-
cbcs lit eeitcrn 9lbeno gegen 5 llbr
ser so Sabre oIte @eorgc 9pnA, bon
9lr. 2OS, oro-@op-StraBe i'm N1er.
cp.$oipitnl geitorben. SSie bereitS
i'm nSonntngs- Gorreiponoenten" be.
riHtet, mar &err Suncb am Som-
itog 9Io6ulittog bein1 0eforircn iei.
mes @olies bon einem @eIims 12
SuB tief mli oos Trottoir bero6gc.
itiir5t. Coroner Or. Chambers bonn
mittIeren 0iitrift, bat nit elmer I'm
tcriudung begonnet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
SdluF ser israrlitiIdcu Gunner.
Sdlnle.

@eitern mar Der lcbte Gag Der
Sonmer 9lbcnoidnle fir Ginmoi.
oerer, oie BON Der israelitiihen
Sdulpcrciniaiua ieit oem s. Sini
betrie6er muroe 9'on ieocr aloiie
cr9ieltcn sic 5iuci better Shiilcr ei.
nen ErciS Cr. Santuel @olnon
6ieIt cine 9lniprohe, wd6reno &ep
@eorac Goitelle einige @eiongspor.
trGge 8lun 9eiten go6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
Ser 9Sopit ocfrSnt.

4om. 6. Septeniber, Sic ar0'
uuug oes neuermd6lteu 9opites gc.
nc0ict oes 6iinf5ebnteu muroe 6euic
in Ser Sirtiuiihen aopeIle pollioaen.
Gle aciaumte pdpitlide Soi6aIting,
5oblreihe @ertreter Der romiihen
9lriitofrotie mo bic 5omilie oes
4npites nohnten Der 9eremonIe bcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

@eitcrn i6ico 5rou 9lorgorct
GieOemoL @ottin oeS Serrn @co.
Gicocmon i'm Sitter bon GA So6ren
ans Dem 2e6en Cas- &ei1cn6e.
gdnguiB iiuOet ON @}ittpocb 9loH.
niittag nm 2 llbr pom Erouerbonie
9Ir. 1904, SiiO 8. SiroBc, Sig6lonO.
toun ans oii ocm 0of Sopn
SricOboie itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
8eftrofte 0artenIniclcr

Glf aortcnipieIer lpurocn 0ciicrn
g2orgcn oem Tic6ter Smith in Scr
6iIi6cn &oli3ei-Stotion porgciilDrt
i;no bcItroft. 0ic @oli8iitcn Stons-
6uro uno 9otcS ioben 9onlitoG
9lo6t our@ Gin 6enitcr 0eS SoulcS
Ntr1 1925, @oitcrn gloeuuc, mic cini.
gc N}dnncr fir @clo Gorten ipieI-
ten. 96nc lidb in irocuo elmer @cile
onaluclocn orongen oic &oIi5iitcn
our4 Gin 6cnitcr in oos 3mmcr
Gin. 0ic 5pieIer IicBeu &ortcu uno
0'clo oiif Dem Giih mo licfcn aus
ocm 3imucr. Ebomos Dir, ser 81
qent6ilmcr OcS @olAcs ltno orci an
ocrc mlrocn ipdtcr pcrbaitct. Dir
nulBtc $40 lno Soften be3obleu
meil in lcincnl Nouic 9cipielt wuroc
9(ubcroem muBte er un0 0ie orei oil.
cercn mcgct &ortcnipiclens 81 ltn0
Soften be3aGlcn. Cine babe Stun.
oe ipGter nobmen Oiciel6cn 9SoIi5iItcn
in Dem Souie 9lr. 5t2, Siio.9ono.
StroBe Iie6cu @ldnncr bei'm Sorten-
lpiclcn ieit oie oac nit 81 unO SEQ
ten beitroft puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
4rirgsna6ri6ten.
. 6nOcrfebr 5piiden = a.
ris nn0 0iepp iuS
penOirt.

x u y u y Z y L 10 " Z " y a.
ris un0 0iepp iuS
penOirt.
&on0on 6. september.
Seute glbeno lit in 0ooer ole gSad.
ri6t angeIangt oaB 5piiden @ariS
unO 0ieppe Der 9obnperfcbr iuspeu.
Dirt lporOen lit.
3oblreihe StaOte BON
0eutibcn beieBt.
9ouloQne, 6. Sept. (pio 9on-
oou). Gos nEelegromue4 iagt,
Die Geutidcn, welcbe 9iQe, Golen.
cienueS, 9IrmeutiercS. Gouoi lmo
@oIleuil beiett 6ottcn icicn am
Somitog 9}odnittog idleunisit aus
oieien Stdotcn iortnariAirt.
5ran50fiibe Q hiI0erung
Der 2 o6loge.
@oris, 6. Sept. Seute 9l6euo
lulrOe bier oie naHlc6enOe ofii.
5iellc @lhDcihmg er0fieutlibt.
uGritenS oie 9lrneen ser Scr.
biinoetcu iinO ouf unierem linfen
6liiecl wieoer nit Dem re6ien Sill.
Gel ocS 6einoeS nuter giiuitigeu
llmItdnoen 5uiouimcnaetroiien
3peiiens Sn 2ot6ringen mo
oen Gogeien oouern oie &0mpie inn
Centrum uuo ouf oem reHien 6liigel
fort Eie Sitiotion bleibt unoerdH-
Ocrt.
GriiienS I'm Sgoris iii oie 9inie
oes @eiehtS oos geitern 5rpiiheu
ocn perbinOeten glrmeeu uno Ger
5lonfe oeS @or6uts ocs oeutiben
rehteu 6iiigels beoanu ouSgcoebut
woroen. g9ie iiuo, obne oui beoeu-
teuoen @ioeritouo 81 itoBen bis 81
Dem 6luiie Ourcb Oorgeriidt
Sic Gage Ser perbimoeten 9lrmeen
ibeint, ais @on5es 6etradtet, gut 81
iein.
gicrtens Gic 6eIhns @lai.
6euee iebt i6ren 6eroiideu @ioer.
itouo fort"
Sie0eSmeloung auf I'm,
megen.
@oris, 6. Sept. Cine SaOoS
9lgentur Gepeite bon &etrograo
6eiogt BOB oie r9Ioooe @remoo" ei.
ne 9otiHaft bon Eofio erbalten bo-
be, melhe Die 9lnoe 9ebroHt babe,
Dob ser 6ritiide Gorpeoo6oot5erito-
rer 0@ellouo" mc6rere oeutide
Sorpeooboote gum ainfeu 9e6ra6t
6o6e.
Situation in Gonitantin 0.
pelunDerGn0ert.
SonOon 6. Sept. Ser ri.
mes.~ Correspondent 81 Gonitantino-
pei erflGrt, Oie Situation in Der Giir-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
g9etteranaiidtcn fiIr 6ic g0OAe.

Gas @ctter6lreou in @oi6ington
bcri6tet, oaB, o6geic6eu bon rmbc
itimmtenl Metier am beutiacn Gage
in Ben mittelotlontiihen Staaten
mo 9}cu-Gnglouo i'm 9llIgemeinen
md6reuo Der gon5en @odbc III folt
ollen I6eilen Ocs 2onOes irboncS
g9ettcr nit Der Saiion entipreden.
Oen Gemperatlr 6erri@cu miro.
Gie nGhlte Storing BON Gihtigs
felt, pelAe iiH ii6er oos gdBc Solio
6cpegcn miro, moht ibr eriAeinen
6eite oOer uor9en inn iernen @elten
nnO miro iicb IN Ben oitliden Stoo-
ten ctpo an 6reitog einlteaen- Die
Ielbe miro pon lofolen &egenidllen
uno @epitterItiirmeu 6egleitet ieilL
uno lpiro fii6IereS Metter i'm @e.
folQe 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
Sternen6anner.s .stimmnna.

@untes, feitlibes @lenidengcwoge
ouf oen prdcbtig eei6miidteu
StraBcn. @crrIi6e 2idt ST
fcfte an 9(bcnO. 6Iattcrnoe
8o6ueu uuo leudten0e @uirIou-
oen. 5Seltlicbe Stimmlmg auf
StroBen unO 9Sldbeu.
Gur4fhitbet bon cincr linii6crIcb-
poren mogcuocn @}enihcamen8c,
lidtil6crooilen bon Eouienoen Dor
cleftriibcu @liiblompen lnO feltlid
tint 0ur6 oas 6lottcrn Scr Sterne
uno Streifcn i'm louen 9lbcnopin0e
6ctcn acIteru 9(6eno oie StroBen ser
NionlmcttenituOt einen bcrrlidcL
6c5ou6ernoen g(nbIid. 2angc Soften
loudtenoer Slonuner 3ogcn iic6 bIi.
bcno bon W}oIt 5u W}ait alicr iIbcr
sic StroBc, rouftcn iicb cnlpor On
lGlonfen io6ncnoclhmiidten %ieilern
uro flcttcrten fiibn binouf al 0cn
teilcn W1oucrn Ser rogcnocu &ol.
fcnfrobcr. @leftriicbe 2iht- Sigualc
iootcn feiirigc 6orben 0llrcbeinonOcr
mic gciHnloI3cnes @lctoll milAmciB
Idimmerte ooS blonfe 9(spbolt, ip6b-
reno groBc, geI6liHc @ogcnIompen IN
scr 6cruc wic gcipenitige, brcnnenoe
Wlonoe. 2idt, flommen0es 2iht
il6croll in ocn StroBet mdrden6of-
tc @ebiloc ertitduoen groB, ricicn.
GroB uno 0orltntcr from cs, mogtc cs,
6ronoete es, Gin Seer bon N1enibcL
9uteu lmO Sun9en friibcn @80ocls
ino IAlonfcn 9urihen Gin Seer
froblider, podenoer Ser3en.
gtidt NOR cs 0nS geihdftigc $a-
gen bon ionit 0iftirt pom aaeeiool
tigen Dollar, nein, Elm @ummeln
mar es. l1iiig uno 0oM geiuoltig,
Elm Bug bon rubiger lno 0oh mad
flyer mitrciBenOer 6eitlihfeit. 9ie
Sternenbonner,@odbe iebte Gin nit
cinem berrfhen marmpiiIiirenOeu,
iAinmernocn 9(uftoft.
Sdon am geitrigen gl6eno biloete
5lnal oie Baltimore StroBe einen
po6ren 9orio bon prGAtig ge-
idniiften 9lutonio6ilen. @n0los par
sic Gei6e ser blonf lodirteu @loihi-
neu 7Gbu6en un0 @uirIonoeu
flutterten inn g8inoe lm0 ib6ne
6rouen lod)ten oerfii6reriid inter
oen balls 3uriidgeic6logenen Ser
Ocds. Ger tieie 9oB ser Supen
mii6te iib nit Dem ldrgec3ogeneu
1on Der Signalborner oo5wiiden
iduorrten gelleuO Die eleftriiAen
Sireneu. 9l6er ou1 onOerc Sr1r-
merfe CAB es in WIengen 0o moren
6unt6ebongene Snobpaagen 0idt
beiebt nit elmer mitigcn Shoar, oo
moren oie 6ohrdorigen Sonoiduci'
Scr ser @duerlein sic ser @lal5
Scr Sta0t pom ru6igen 2anOc onge-
loot 6ottc, un0 Oo moren bic oicner-
6cicbten Gdiiipogen Scr @roBen bonn
Gutom 9Sloce oOcr ionituo, ocren
raiiige &oppen iih in oos langiame
lennpo Der louoen @agenrei5e be-
Quenen miBten.
9nl OoS pereini9te iH 5n einem
6nnten iiro6lenoen 9iloe, mo miro
10 6lei6en md6renO ser gon5cu ,Sclt-
moHe Gog fir Sag mir nod bnnter,
itro6lenOer, gIdn5enoer lmo prdbti'
der
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Sin @elualtaft.

llu6cfountc Burden bciteioen ben
engliiden 2ampfer DN|orOin" am
Gr5oluugspier lno 5wingen Oeu
N6ernoot, idmntlide enolii6eu
1log9en gu itrei6en 9eriu6
ten Ocniel6en Streib ouf Dem
Camper 09lur6ur0.~
Gin @emoltoft Der fiir Die 16dter
oieaei6t idIinmc 6olgen baben
fonn murOe geiteru 9}ohmittag bon
ingefGbr Is mbefannten Burden
ousgefii6rt ipelde i1 auf Sen eng
lii1en Gaupier n@}arpin" Gopt. S.
g8. Glarfe, 6ego6en lmo BORT Der.
lungteu, ooB iGninltliGe engliide
6loggen o6genonmen unO uur anle-
rifonii6e6laggen ge6iBt iUerOen. Die
Burden oro6ten, 0oB iie olle Stag
gen uuO onoere Geforatiorcn ii6er
9prO werfeu piir0en, falls ibrem
9erldngen niht 6olge geleiitet uer.
Ocn ioQtc. Der G6ermoat N}iltou
no6m 0orduf6in idmntlitbe Geforas
tionen o6, 0o eiuige Ser 6loggen
iebr mert6poQ moren. Die 9uriHen
oerlieBen Damn oos Sd)iif uaAOem
iic nod sic engliidbe San0elsflogge
dlti Dem 9lhteroed, Die BORT DonSons
uenduigong bis Sonuenuntergnng
flattert cingcjogen 6attcn 9llS ii1
sic Sungcns entiernt 6atten biBie
Der S6ermaot Oie 5looge altf Dem
9lhteroed bon 9leuem. GS m06rtc
nidt lonqc unO Oie @itriben fc6rteu
5lriid imO ipie0er6olteu i6r por6eri-
gcS &erlanoen. 0ie SHifisflogge
plrOe Damn bon einem lln6efonl.
ten nidt nur einge3ogcn, ionOern
o5acriien Ger Gbermoot erfl1rte
acitern BOB pielc Hcrionen OoaShiff
beiudtcn lnO 0oB er Oieieu Oos 9an-
&c 6o6r5eug ge5eiet babe SSn 9lnbc-
trodt Der Sternen6onner-6eicr mo
neil oos Shiif 0ircft am @rbollngs-
gier liegt 6otte er Oaiiclbc feitlid
6eflaggt. 6crner bcmerfte er, Oob
i6m cine iolGe 6rcdbcit nod niht
3ugcitoBen ici iolonge er ouf Gee
io6re. Der Gopitdn miro 6eute Den
GorfoQ bei Dem cnolii6en Goniiil be-
ridten
9}adOem Oic Burden ben Gam
pier perldiieu botten oiracn Tie nod
ocm 9ier om SuBc ser gSolieiiraBe,
no ser cngliibc Gnmpier ySllr6ure"
Gopitdn Senoerion. Iiegt Gort per-
iudtcn iie ooiiel6e 81 t6lL fon1ten
o6er niht ouf oos Shiif gelanaclt,
oo Ser @od)tpoiten Die 9riide Dodge.
5oocn 6otte, uodoem cr nit eigeucn
9higen geie6cn 6atte, mos oui Der
rWloruin~ oorgcgongcn NOR Eie
Burden 5ogen oaraui inter Gro
6ungeu o6.
Gic ,,9lllr6urg" fom por bier "a.
gen BON 9lcu Goiilc, Gnglono, nob
Baltimore, md6reno Die oNlormin~
bon Sionep, 9ttitralien pio Wlontc.
uioeo 5outo 2ucio mo Sen @eit
Dor orci Gagen bier anlonote.
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g9eacn sMncIlfahrena bcitrait.

8. u. SbuqorS, BON ylr. 2I3L
WloroIono glpcmle muroe eeitern in
Ser norolihen |oIi5ei-Stotion bonn
&oli5eiric6ter ltlrid 81 81 @eloitroic
pcrurtbeiIt meil er nit ieinem 9lu'
tonlobil 5ll ibncl gefo6ren mar.
Gorf GoliSiit Nloore perbaftetc ibn
an Ger Wlount Hopol Serroce.