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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-12-03
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the First Ju-
diclal District of the State OF Idaho,
in and for Shoshone County.
Anna NJ. Sumner, plaintiff, vs. Henry
J. Sumner, defendant.
The state Of Idaho sends greeting to
Henry J. Sumner, the above named
defendant.
You are hereby notified that COM
plant has been filed against you In
the District Court Of the First Judi
cial District of the State of Idaho. In
and for the County of Shoshone. by
the above named plaintiff. wherein II
Is alleged that plaintiff and you In
termarried at Butte. Montana, on the
gath day Of February, 1898, and ever
since have been and now are husband
and wife; that for more than one year
preceding the commencement OF this
action you have been and now are
guilty Of habitual drunkenness; thai
said intemperance disqualifies you fol
a great portion of the time from pro-
perry attending to business, and thai
said lntemperance has inflicted great
mental suffering and anguish upon this
plaintiff.
Plaintiff prays for a decree Of this
court dissolving the bonds Of matri-
mony between herself and you, and fol
such other and further relief as to the
court may appear just and equitable
in the premises
And you are hereby directed to APP
pear and answer the said complaint
within twenty days of the service OF
this summons IL served within said
judicial District, and within forty
days If served elsewhere; and you are
further notified that unless you 80 APP
pear and answer said complaint with
In the time herein specified, the plain
tiff will take judgment against you as
prayed In said complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said District Court, this 9th day Of No
vember, A. ID. 1914.
JOHN p Shelby,
(SeaD Clerk
BY C. ]. CALLAHAN,
Deputy Clerk
w. w. BTXBY, Residence and Post
Office Address, Wallace, Idaho, At
torney for Plaintiff. N5-D10-6t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-12-03
OSTRICH INDUSTRY HURT.
Feathers Have Gone Out of Fashion
and Prices Fall.
(Bisbee, Ariz., Review

| Because ostrich feathers have gone
out Of style, the bird which produces
them has become drug on the mar
ket and great Arizona industry has
been ruined temporarily at least
The sections hit are Phoenix and
Yuma where large ostrich farms have
been maintained. An ostrich eats as
much alfalfa as horse and the lwn-
ers OF these birds not being able to
market their product are finding 1t
difficult to raise the money to iced
them. 1t was said that for a time they
contemplated turning them loose IN
the Salt river valley. A woman was
killed In runaway caused by the
horse becoming frightened by an os-
rich and owners OF the bird decided
that they might be forced to face s,r-
lous damage suits II they turned the
birds out
A broker in New York offered only
$500 for shipment Of ostrich feath-
ers valued at $4,000, and the broker on
ly wanted to pay half down and the
balance when the feathers were sold.
Full grown ostriches are reported to
be selling as low as SO each There
was time when fine bird brougl
as high as s400
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-12-03
Bring Consumer and Producer
Together.

A heavy correspondence has grown
out Of this condition, and often sin
gle mail brings requests from certain
manufacturers to be placed in touch
with producers of raw material, and
also statements from the producers
themselves that they are ready to sup
ply the demand for raw material
Like many business offices, the geo.
logical survey places file number on
each letter as 1t Is received and it Is
an interesting coincidence that the
other day letter which was stamped
No. S71353 was from a firm of whole
sale druggists asking for the names
of manufacturers who are taking up
the subject of making from American
petroleum the medicinal oils formerly
imported from Russia, while the very
oil refining company stating that while
this company had been the largest i'm
porter OF oils Of this character immedi-
ately after the war 1t equipped its
plant and Is now producing oil equal to
the product formerly imported, a sam
pie of the American product being
forwarded fir inspection.
II is now a daily occurrence for the
geological survey TO answer scores Of
letters from consumers inquir!ng for
The names of the producers Of partic-
nar articles. The names furnished in
reply to an inquiry of this sort NAV be
only one or two or may comprise az
many as 200 or $50.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-12-03

And in accordance with law so many
shares Of each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold en the
steps Of the east door of the court
house at Spokane, Washington. on the
10th day of November, 1914, at the
hour Of 200 p. m. of said day to pay
the delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with the costs Of advertising
and expenses of sale.
z. W. CONRAD,
Secretary. 507 Eagle Building Spo-
kane, Washington. O8-29-4t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-12-03

veins occur in a granite which has In
truded in rocks at least 100000 years
old, according to the above reasoning
The veins are cut By dikes of rock
which we have grounds for believing
are about 100000 years old. We con-
clude, therefore, that the veins In
Butte are, roughly. 100000 years old.
with this explanation of geologic
time let us proceed to review the
earth's history in this particular local
Iity.
First, according to the planetennial
hypothesis, we have the growing per-
iod when the earth was accommodating
matter from space until its present size
was reached. The original material
thus accumulated is nowhere open to
our inspection for the following rea-
son: AS the earth grew to somewhere
near its present size the force of grav-
lily contracted the material and gen.
Grated so much heat that parts of the
crust melted, resulting in extensive
volcanoes and outbursts of lava which
concealed all the original material.
These lava flows form the oldest rocks
we know Of The outbursts of lava
were accompanied by a crumpling of
the crust into the knotted and folded
gneisses and schists, which are the
Oldest rocks to be seeR in the coun-
TRY The Tobacco Root range in Mad
ison county is made up largely Of these
gneisses and schists.
Then followed a period of extend
ed seas which covered the country
about here and on the floor Of which
thick beds of sediment were deposit
ed These sediments consisted of
muds, sands, gravels and limy oozes
and subsequently hardened to shales
sandstones, conglomerates and lime
stones, which were apparently form
ed under the same general conditions
as exist in the seas of today, except
for the almost entire absence of life
Sunshine, rain, snow, ice, oceanic
storms, rivers, glaciers, tropical lands
frozen regions, all existed in the world
just as at present, but the seas and
lands were barren of life, both animal
and vegetable
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-12-03

Notice is hereby given that by or
der and resolution Of the board of d.
rectors, the date for holding the above
sale of delinquent stock is hereby ex-
tended to the 9Th day of December,
1914, at the same hour and place above
mentioned.
e. w. CONRAD,
N19-D3-3t Secretary,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-12-03
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

ONCE Of the Lead King Mining Com
pany, Limited, Spokane Washing
ton, October 2, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that there is
now delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock ON account of an as
Eessment Of one "a mill per share,
levied on the 21st day of August, 1914,
the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders
as follows to-wit
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-12-03
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
IS A USEFUL AGENCY
IS A oo-BETWEEN FOR MINERAL
PRODUCERS AND coNsuM-
ERs SINCE WAR.

The war in Europe has developed at
least one new line of governmental ac-
tivity wherein the United tSates geo.
logical survey is now acting as a bur-
eau of Information and clearing house
for over 10000 American mineral pro-
ducers and manufacturers.
The interference with shipping on
the beginning of hostilities called sharp
attention to the fact that the United
States had been importing many min
erals and mineral products the raw
materials of which exist in large and
workable deposits in the United States
1t had been, however, a little easier, or
possibly little cheaper to import such
ores than to develop them at home
The shutting off Of the imports imme-
diately raised such questions as Have
we magnesite?" or Have we ferro-
manganese? or what clays have we
in the United States?" and the public
statements at once given out by Secre-
tary Of the Interior Lane and by the
geological survey regarding our Am
erican mineral reserves naturally re-
suited in inquiries from thousands OF
American firms.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-12-03

Continued on Page y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
SlnS bcntIdcu Gcrciueu.

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reitungcn fir icinen 9hSiIug.
0ic rGiniofcit" iibt fir Oos Sdn.
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Icacnbciten.
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elm Sonuuernodtsicit @littc gluguit
0a6en gcltcrn 9Lbcno in 9iiificrS
Safe oil Scr 9lorO 6reocriditroBe Die
@IitglicOer Oc8 y@crmoniosGoucIapS
gir. 202" bonn o&crbciiertcu SrOcn
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lpuroc beidloiicn, Die 5ciilibfeit i'm
,,98eitcno. Nart" a65rbolten. @ol-
8dDlig miro iiM sic Srganiiation an
Scr groBcu 0r0eusparaoe md1rcnO
ser Sterncnbanncr .g8otbe betbcili-
gen.
@robe fiir'S Sangcrfeit.
SSn GNring'8 Saae oil oer @de BON
3. StraBc lno 6ait- 2lDcme IN Sie0.
Iun0town ii6tcn gcitcrn 9lbcno Die
pcrciniotcn g(rbcitcr- S0ngcr bon
Baltimore unter @irigcnt &6bImonn
fir 0aS fonimenoc 9lrbeiter. Sanger.
felt in Der o2pric.~ 9la6 SdluB Scr
SingIhn0e botte Ser @eiongOerein
,,@inigfeit" cine flciue @eiAdits-
iitrug.
o&ormGrts 0amenberein"
Gem u|orwdrts s0amenDcrein" &c.
6i6rt Oic G6re, Der erite gerein 5ll
Ieiu scr oeu rGonuitottcr-@ @ort"
nod ieiner @ei6e in 9lnipruA no6m
puO port jeinen 9[i8ilnq TITS 6reie
d66iclt. Ger 9eiu9 lbdr 5ieihlicb 9lit
pno Die Gri6ieneucn oniiiirten iicb
po6 Ser5cusIuit un0 ais Der @epit'
terihirn berein6raA, iauOen Die Be
udcr geniigeuo id6iiben0eS 9bOo@,
I'M iid in i6rer 6eiifreuOe nidt un-
ter6reGen 81 loien @ci Der Scr
t6cilung Ser ousgeieBten @rcile BEL
oen beri1ieOcnen Spielen morcn fol-
genOe Gomen iiegreit6: 8. aonig,
). S6ornogel s. $. 9entel @l.
@it6ler imO 6rduIein 8. Gag
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

MuiueNtnc.
Hnrio Hico AoIn5ntllle, 6unbo GroBc. bon
wlii@, Slid Sc
o 10c lSlo Oir0hc Nidcn 9'ndbobncn 29c.
Nrabbcnilcid nnD NrnbOcn
Gcbcnoigc 9rislelo ucide Straubcn oaS
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&raO0cnilelc als.,i,3s, i9c, o0er Fl9 d,.,sic, 29c
cnrrcn. Vsms,'i siiia,l ihc. V'm"T'
Aayic hoi6riibell guocI 3Kc.
Nnolce6cn lol iAc.
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"a 4ed Rriiuc Qpbncn Sc.
Snnltarc SieiImrScDnricme
Gan3cS 1914 gamns9iHcrpicriel. 70c
@dn3cS 1914 GorocrDcricl 30c.
4 Rl0. Sdlmor GGntnl 29c.
2 @io. Yammi i0oiclciicn 2Qc.
9Dndroait Mo. l2hc.; 4 $50. d0c.
I @iulo gsaoori Qraicn ieine &nodcn mo
TEN AOlau, cbr idl. oerin0l eS lic
Sdb1ue nngcre G0mcinci6ulicr non iunocH
mil WiaS gelliicrieIt Scrle0sS6peiuen, Blnno
l4Mc.
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SUGAR anco" S@iuiclL .%io. fs7kc
Gclltatciim. .Separtcmcnt.
StarioiiclsSnlnt gio 1Oc.
Srid)c pnnomurli, nit Gage ODER Sclcrc
eci6igcmat6ic Gq6ff6. gaucn Gubeno tOc
Wlit Glcrl ln0cnra0i. @No 12c.
Son uns ielbit iabri3irie Nanfinrtcr gSiire,
- ,Sog uns icl6Ii tabrl5iric e6inIcnaoIoaua.
2A 8io 0adfcif8 2oc
9cruGCmcr Nrps'
nrubc fynnlliruHubcn,
WnOettc'Strnhe, nnrallanicno b'c iHr 9crinn'On.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
Salfslucrf i'm Wanac.


Sn ser am 0onneritag bon elmer gc-
woliigcn Scucrs6ritnIt 9cingc.
iubtcn Stoot Solctu. 9ldt.
5ebntouicnO 9erioncu oboodlos
gcporocu. Mcbr ais 5000 ar.
bcitSIos. @unoerte ocrnliBt.
9oIem @loii, 2G. SUM.
Stills. MloBuo6meu fir bic $4,000
Berionen, pclhe ourd Oeu geitrigcn
9iieienbrano obooAlos aemoe6t wur.
Oen iin0 beute in Dollcn @ange
GaS SiiliS.Gonlite ia6 iib nor ser
9hiiaubc $500 Ecrionen init llnier.
frmft rmo 1900 nit 91abrlmgsmii-
telu 5u pcric6eu. Sic lucIcbe pic
Siilie Ges GontitcS in 9lniprud na6.
men, marcn MN oie druiten alaiieH,
Doruc6mlib 9htsldn0er. Tie ii6ri.
Gen botieu bel 6reuuocn oOer &cr.
wau0tcn llntcrfnnit geilnOcu
Gin &criic6cruigS 9l6i1dbcr, rpel.
der 6eutc i'll oem ner6certeu Iiitritt
geuoue lluieriudltngen oniteatc,
ibdbte oen Gcrhtit oui etma Si2,t
000,0O0, bon mclAem Setrage 5e6n
Nlillioncn OurCb &criiberumg 0cocdt
iino Gic Geriiderung iIt iuie Der.
loutet wobl pcri6eiIt. Ger boAite
@etrog, Ocn cine ciBelnc @eieli6oit
5u tra8eu bot i'll 100000.
Iic 9}ulmteo8 1tean Gotion
Company bate sen aroBicn Gcrlidt
5u bctlogeu. Ger an i6re ilnmeuien
9(nloae ongeridtete S6oOcn 6etrdgt
$3,50O,00O. 6iiui5c6n6umocrt 9ln.
gciicllte wurocu ourc6 Die 3eriiorung
0ieier @crle arbeiiSlos. Snsgei
iammt belduit iid bic 3a6I ocrcr,
iuelc6e III 6olge OcS 6cucrsbrrnit ib-
rcn &eroicuit perloren, oilf mcbr als
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
Gnr3e GtaStncniotciteu

Sic Gipi(oieuIt.Gonmiiiion madt
befonnt, DAB fir Die SteQe zines
Soei3ers ouf Dem Compicr ngSetber-
cIl~ 6ci Sort Soworo, cine GiDil-
oienit-%riiiuua o6geDoltcn peroel
ioll 2lpplifationSiornlulare fonnen
DON Der Gonmiiiion IN gSoi6iugton
5e3ogeu wer0en. Gas Salair lit
$500 pro So6r. Gie @riiiuua 1T
iebr eiuiatb. bod oari Scr glpplitant
nidt ii6cr 50 Sabre iein. ........
Seute lit gSoric- SAD; G;r9tT' AZ " dsillbMi'2ats ~
oeiien ginfonmen Die 6ffeiiflideu
Erinfitelen iriter6olten werOen.
3ollaute lit Dor Dem I. Suli teiu
@elo mc5r Oor6onOen uno Die Sente
nliilicn 0o5cr iparten bis Elm genil'
genoer 9etrag bon @aibingtoH qns
nngewieien iit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27


GuB Die 9Soli5cibcD6roe 6enbiitb-
tigt, oeu @oIi5cimori@ou ua@ glb-
lolf ieiner Cienii5eit am 4. 9lugult
oieies So0rcS SIT pculoniren porals-
9eiebt OieS lit 5llGiiig, ge6t ooraus
ber0or oaB @rdiioent W}cgpog ge.
itern ben 9lnpolt Der @e60rOe, Srn-
6toutot 6couitrogt bat, ielt5nilel'
len ob i6m cine Beniion bon $i7OO
bcpilligt mcroeu funt o0er nibt
Gle 6ci0en @e6cinipoli5iitcu Sab
fer unO arot, mel6e fiir5lib eincn
5euIIcrlpaiNer Oer6oitctcn ser ipdter
5o6lrciGer Gie6iiG9le ii6criiibrt pur-
De, iinO geiieru BON Der @oli3eibe-
6orOe 6elobt iporocn. gGie geitern inn
&oli5ei @auptquortier uerlautete,
miro ii9 im Soufe naAiter @obe
gr.&iilismorldaa Ntanning alli ole
9luiArdoiglm9 bin angc6lid &olijl'
iien DeranlaBt 5u bo6en, politildle
Garhpognegeloer 81 coaeftireu oor
ser 9Spli5ei6eboroe berantportcf
nijllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

5000, @leib5citig nit ben Stills
maBno6meu piroen Die Eldne fiir
ocu @icorrauibal ser 5tu0t III 9ln.
grill 9eloinmeit SieIe Der 0roBeren
6irucn ocrcl @ebdu0e perbrunntcit
fiinoi0teu an OoB tie nit Dem SSic
ocrmiibdu i9rcr slnlagcn III aller
aiir3e bc0innen luiirOeu @ielc Der
glrbcitsloien iuerOen 6ci oem gSic0cr
oui6oll Ser Stoot 9cihditigInig fit
oen
Ios Siiliswerf lag 6entc ienipo.
rdr iii ocn NGnoen ser Studs Drills
inter Dem aonrmahoo oes G5eueral.
aonudnien Sole, meIrber 100 9lqnt
BON oom s. ino $. 9legitBcnt 5H iei.
ncr Geriiigltng bntte. sic eta6lir.
ten 5luct 3eltlager, ooS eiAe aui Gem
9aic6aa5 5cl0 Ha6e ser Sodidlule
unO OoS anoere I'M 6orelt 9liDer
Forf an ser SSaiierfront.
Gic iirifteItct ianitdrcn @oriidls-
uloBregcln piirocn getroiicu
@Gde Wioraen botte ooS Goluite
Die 9tomen bon 200 Wldnncrn
Srducn ino aiiioern, bic BON i6ren
6onilicn gcirennt mnrem Seute
9l6enO war Die 3obI oif 100 rcou
5irt.
Gic 3obl ocr bci Dem 8ranoc Tim
gctonnenen murOe beite 9lben0 auf
bier ongcgcbcl 4ic i0entiii5irten
Sootcn maren6ron Scnnie Glmuina
Gam un0 Soiruiul G. SSbitcg. cin ne.
tcran scr r@rpBcn glrlncc Der 6c.
publif.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
SIN 0na6c ncrmiht.

Ger 6 Sabre alte Scnrp 6elomann
bon 95r. Sl2, Sit@ratiitraBe,. miro
felt GounerltaN @lorgen peruibt.
Ger anabe wliroe 5lilebt bon Spiel
fomeraocn 0eie5cn, ais cr auf Der
NRaucr Ser SSoncs Sale entlang gina.
Scr &oter 0es &naben niumt an,
DAB icin 5obn ms @aiier ficl umo
ertronf. Sails bis beiie @lorgen
BON Dem anaben ni6ts 9c66rt miro,
perOen einigc Foli5iiten Der 0itliden
9oli5ciItation na6 Dem permlt6Gd)
ms g9ofcr @eiallcnen iiiben.
@aHc sur glciIr ms glpsIanb 6ciursi
6. gIainr, Nr. 413, SitrSaItimprcsG Ctr,
uaDe GHltpn @urle gpes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
9SOu ecc nnO Safcm,

o&0nigin 2idie" bon Bremen abgc.
ia6reu. Ger @aicn iollte Der.
ticit wcrOcn. @}c6rerc @alti.
morer BON gIcu Yorf aus nad
europa gcrciit.
slm %. Slui ging Der Gompier
o&0nigin 2tiic" oeS glorooeuti6en
9lopo nit 335 &oiiagiereu iiir 9ol.
tinore in Bremen as. Ger Gam
pier fommt iiber &6ila0elp6ia.
Bosnia" tunn MID Ian.
Den.
Ger 0ampier Bosnia, Der Soln.
burg 9(merica.2inic, Der am Spnns
tag bier nit 6ra6t uno POO 3mi-
i6cuOcdlcr idaig lit wiro porauS
ii6tlid uit6t in Den ila6cu &ouol
6ei %ort Gooingion al ser 2onOe-
itele DER &citliden NlarDlan0.9a6n
einia6ren f5nucn. Gic Snlniigrou.
ten mcrOcn oeS6ul6 oorausIi6tli0
auf Gronsport6oote ooer fleiuere
6o6Beugc ii6eriiibrt werocn nliiiieu.
Ger Ganpicr Bat 33 SUB tiei gela.
oen imo fam iniolgeOeiicn niCbt
uaA Sort GoDington. Cieie GGat.
iobe iii6rt iuie0er sic oringcuoe
9}otbuenoigteit ser &erticiitug ocS
6iciigcn SaienS Dor glugen.
&eiieIuitige @aItimorcr.
2ln 9oro 0cs nGriu5en 6rie0rid
g9il6cln" bonn glorN0cuii1cn 2loDo
rciieu beutc iolgeuoe 9altinorcr BON
9}cw.Dort na1 Guropu; Serr Sc
mott @oer, it,, 6err IuDio gl. 9acr,
6rdulein @lorp q. Gomp6ea uuo
6rdulein 9ertba Spegl.
Gas @oIi5eiboot ais &et,
ter.
Ser Gonpier oG6omoS" Ser 9lu.
iiern-&oli5ci in Cambridge, @lo,
6radte geItcrn sic nSorena Glopton~
in SiAer6eit, sic oui Der 9iiidiabrt
bonn o@orocn oi GOen1 nuf Stron0
gerot6en mar. Gie &oiiaoiere, eiue
groBe @eieIlicboit Qlnsfliigler, 6otte
nE6omos~ ihon am gl6eno Dor6er
nob Gom6riooe gc6rat6t. GerSturm
BAT 6etrdbtliben SHooeu ougericb.
let uuO mebrere6n6r5euge itranoeten
IN Sambroofs 9oD.
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Nran 1iiffel iunrSe beolidiuiiuldJt.

5rou 9(nna 9fiiffcl, sic Satin ocs
Gcitmlrqteurs 2ouis 9tiifieI bon Ger.
1O3, gtoro SreoeriGitroBc, ipiiroe &c.
Itcrn 9lbeno in Der Giblng 0eS 0Yiir-
ger-Gcrcins" ber8li@ 6egliidwilnlcbt.
Sic 1T @roBnptter gcworOen; ibrc
So6tcr, 6rou 9[nnn &bomS, bat ei-
ncin eciunoen @idO4cn ooS 2e6en
cclbenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

Sor. Syoi6ua g8. @lilcs, Der ais SSn-
'Ion0lteuer Ginne6mcr bcltdtiet wor-
6cn iit mar gcitcrn in Der Sta0t uno
6otte cine gonfcrea3 nit Srn. SoDu
%. Sonno, oem icbigen Snbo6er oes
glmtcS. Sr. 0liIes miro oos 9lut
am is. Syuli iibcrucDmen uuo bis oa-
Din ieine glenernennln9en mo4en.
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Gmiffanndlridltell.

SEEM gorf, 26. SUM. Ger
9au1picr n&bilooeIp6ia" lit na6
Soutbanpton obgefaDrcn.
Soutbompton 26. SUM. -
Der 3oupfcr uGronprin5eilin Gcci-
lie" bon Sremen iebte ieine &ciic
nod Seem 9orf fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
iliIr cinc arndlt @rlIaeI GcItraft.

sSo6n s. &0ltcr BON g{r. 1907
GrcctitroBc, muBte gcilcrn in Der Iiio-
li6en &oli3ciitatiou 81 imo Soften
an 9lid)tcr 2cuiuion cntri6tcn neil
CT ongc6li6 icinc S9meltcr, Grall
Marie 9icin6arot, gei6lagen 6abcrt
Ioa. Seine @}iitter, lSran Catherine
@6lfcr, iagtc ans, OaB ibre Gobter
ocn Strcit augeiaugen Bate
Die SduIcn murOcn geitern fir
0en Gomner gcihlplien lno oas
aeiomnte 2e6rcrperonol er5ielt pas
Soloir fiir Die beDorlie0eiloea sQio.
uote mis6e5abIt.
Sir Die 2t0 9eanltcn I'M 1ieiigen
Der ocmofrotiiAc Club 6dlt 6entc
91admittao fem 5peites are6SeNen
i'm GuclioAGorf an per Eort Scig5ts-
glpeuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
S II m OriHifd es.

@ruuiom. I'M S9ollp: u9Is id
cin anq6e mar iaote Ser Goftpr,
wenu id nibt aai6orte, Giaarretten
ST rauc9en 10 wiiroe id iAwaAiiu.
tig merOeu.~ DliB Seen: nSa,
iuarum BADEN sic o5er Damn mir
niNt aliael0rt?1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

Gnterbte. 0glo1 meinern
Gooe wer0e iG mein @cDirn Den sc.
IcBrten uno mein @el0 fir mobltDd'
tige Stiftltngen binterlaiien."
.g8eroen 0omi aber oie @eleDrtall
nidt Oas Seltnment anfe1ten2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

Ole Souptfo6e. 0SSo-
rum gc6It On oenn beute ipic0er y &
Gbeatcr2 Oh Daft oo6 oas Stlld
id,on oclebeul" nSSSa, aber u lneis
iicr ncuen Eoilctte nod nidtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

Gie alagc gc0cn Sen SGoeneiiicr
gellott BON 9oltimore-GountD o6-
ge,picien. 0}arftlcute BON
Baltimore niiiien iicb nit ocr@nt-
idciouug ocs Staots 9lppeIla.
tions-@eridtes bc0niiaeu.-S -Stro-
Beu6a6n ipiro bis 9Icddr 0erldn.
gcrt.
9lad9 elmer Gutideiolmg ocs
Stoots- -2tppellations9crihts bat 6re-
ocrid 8. S6nciOer fciu 9lc4t 3u ci-
ner &logc 0egen ben frii6ereu Goua-
III 56uBmeiiicr @co. gS. YclIott Dol,
9altimorc-Gornt0 Inn @clOer 3uriif-
5ucrlangcn oic ouge6li6 0cn Stoo-
te @lorplouo gc6orcu. Sdncioer be-
6oitptcte in ieincr &lagc, oaB Dcl-
lott ais Sdotlneiiier @eloer auge-
.uommeu uno fiir ii6 6e6aIten babe,
bic ougeuiGeinli6 Oem Staate gebor-
ten. GoS @eri6t erfl1rt, 0aB Sr.
5dnei0er feiu 9leGt Bat fir ben
Staot @larplnnO cine &loge eiu5u-
rciAen GoS @ericbt 6eriibrt oobei
gar feline pciteren anOcrcn Funfte
&erl6ngeruug Der 5tra.
benbo6ngeIciie.
Die Gonnniiiion iiir 0iicntIi1e Be
tric6c 5ot geiicrn cntiGicocn ooB
Die StraBen6o6ngeieaiGoit Die @elei-
ie III Der 9cloir-0looo, bon GDerlea
6is no1 Dem orci N}eilcn cntfernten
9iedor pcrldnaern mitB. Ger 9e.
ie6l lit eine @ioOiiijirlmg ser Gnt-
i1eionng pom lettcn Ge5em6cr 3ll
pcIder 3eit perlaugt puroc, ooB Die
9abn na6e5u aAt @ieilen Derldngert
pcroc Die Gonlnliiiiou bat ieiigc-
iteQt Dab 0urc6 sic &erl0naerung eli
ne 6e0euteH0e lRe6reinna6me fir Die
StraBenbu6n crUuMien fam.
&otal3iige 8 bo ben fein . or
rcd
Sic Gnti6eioumg Oe5 &reiSgeribts
bon Baltimore, lpclbeS baS @jutod.
Ten Ser Gommiiiiou fit 6ifentlicbe
9ctrie6c oufredt er6ielt, ooB lofole
3iigc auf Ser s9}6rOli1en Central.
6n5u" OaS Gorrec6t ilber ollc on0e-
rem 3iigc 6a6en iollcn lit geitcrn
bonn Stoat 9lppeIlations @eridt
lungeitoBen porOeu. Sos G6er9e-
ri6t iogt, 0aB ale 6ragen in Ne5ug
auf Gnrtb5iige Dor Die 3mii1enitaot-
liGe Son0elS Gommiiiion ge3oren.
g8ill cinen @lit Sequeiter
buben.
Gin mcitere5 Stooium lit in Dem
Gerfa6rcn 9c8en Sobn u. @oD0, mel.
der ser ange5licBen Gorpiegeliug
'foIic6er E6atio1cn 6ei @ruOitiidss
transottionen angellaBt it, cingctre-
ten. 5rau 2lnno Bono, Die @ottin
So6n 9opO's, BAT I'M Sreisgeridlt Den
19lntrag Inn Grnenning eines Diit.
SeQueIters fir bic u9altimorer Gre
BIT GompanD4 3ir gSo6rln8 i6rcr
Sutereiien geiteat. &iaiom &ru-
nell Sail wurOe fiir3lid6 sum Sequc-
iter fir 6rou 9ieu ernannt.
@8 6lcibt Del nj gllten.
Gas Stats 9(ppellotionS Sc
ridt fat BEN glntrag bon G0maro s.
&ollman rnO 9lnOcren Die O}ortt4
iionoS 9eIiinnungen elmer glen.
Gurbiidt 5u unterjieben geltern ab.
AeIellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

gin&iinitler. 5remOer (ci.
mem lduolirbcu @cangperein 3ub6.
reno) nGi9ent1iimlid; Der Side
lana Ood6 ioc6cn Gcnor2"
lana ooc6 iocbcn Ecnor2" gSirt6.
,5reilid, oa5 t5ut er onidnglic6 i'm.
mer ua4 Der tiiuitcH @laB iingt
cr a6cr 9oBl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

06ue QIppordf A0Ffor:
,Soa i6 S6ren @aiten nit a.
Stra6len our1leuAten2" N Game:
,Gos lit uibt not6ig SD babe i'm
ihon lduoit our4t1aut."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

scin @ciNcnf, uggas 6ot
S6re 6ron mr. iiir bIoue 9tueeh =
iaatc ser 6rclnO bepnnOerno.
$50 iogtc ser @iamI Oelien @coon.
fen ocraoc NIT etwaS 9mOcrcm DC.
icbdftigt parelt nOic bat tie bon mir"