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Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-22
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Some Of the worst impertinence from the flies comes at the end of the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-22

CT. stick. and by lucky chance a dog. are needed for October's full enjay- ment. The gun is superfuous and burdensome.-New Haven Union.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-22

Probably Europe will be just as pleased this year that 1t has no day of thanksgiving.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-22

When Bank Commissioner Lirpitt dn retiring from that position refers to the uncertainties of politics. he cites the reason which keeps many good men out of public office.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-22

Even the democrats are not able to start much of a jol1ification over the reduction fin the cost of living.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-22

Secretary Bryan seems to have caught the popular sentiment. He de- clares he is glad he never was elected.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-22
ORDER IT NOW

THERE is no advertising medium in Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bui- letin for business results.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-22
COMING The Famous McEnelly Sing ing Orchestra of Boston

Composed of Eight First Class
 Musicians STATE ARMoRY, Thursday evening, October 2e, 1914. Concert. Dancing to t2.
 Tickets 35c each.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-12

Pod novym primarnfm zakonem
pffsns Sc zapovfda Gastovanf volt
Gu iakymkoliv zpasobem. Oysem
tim padem nekteff volici budou
zkormouceni ma mysli poneyac Sc
Jim vice nedostane "obligatnfch
truhkI, ably snaze rozpoznali koho
mali VOLT a JIM opet budou radi,
ze nemusf koufit lacin6 Rampant
doutnfky. Kazdy kandidat smf
utratit ienom desetinu sluzneho
jake by dostal v dfadu 0 neiz Sc
uch&zf. Mnozf candidate isou to-
no nahledu, he by pro ne bylo le-
pc kdyby nekam pied primarily
zalezli a nevylezli al pc vsem, ne
bot by Sc die t6to provise snaze
dostali do kriminaIu nezli do 1fa-
du.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-12
To zvysenf taxi.

ZvJsenf v taxach ma rolnickych
pozemkach vJchodne cd fcky Mis-
souri, "a rok 1918 bylo $691,037.35
vic nezli v roce 1912. Guverner
Byrne a jeho taxovni komise ma
proti tomu tvrdi Re byly snfEeny.
Nevefte Jim, ale pfeptejte Sc u okr.
pokladn!ka We vasem okresu jake
byly taxy v roce 1912 a 1913 a
uci6te porovnanf. Hlasujte pro
r. o. Richards "a guvernera, tax
ably Sc stat oGistil cd systemu W.
kofistovani lidu a zaroven tim udr
Ute taxy dolu. adv. 3 1e
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-12
Looked the Part,

There Is one Brookfield story that I
have always liked very much. l have
not seen it in print. Brookfeld was
once stopped in the Strand by an an
cry person, who said: II am told that
In the Green Room club the other
night you spoke Of me as a damned
scoundrel. Is that true?" Well"
replied Brookfield, II don't know who
you are, but you certainly look it,
London Sketch.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-12
Had Enough Of "sport."

When the prince of Wales-later
King Edward-visited India he took
part In a tiger hunt, mounted on an
elephant, with his gillie, Peter Rob-
ertson, behind him in the howdah.
Suddenly a swarm Of bees descend
ed on them and stung both prince and
gillie severely. Peter cried out in
his agony, regardless Of all rank:
"Whit's the use O stayin' here to be
stinged to death by these beasts, a for
the sake O. a dirty tager? Let's AVA
and be DOT O it.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-12
Dane.

Name ,6plnS seaman DAM pro
Tabor a okolf v obou okresech, a
opet nabfzfme nase slusby ku "a
pravenf DAM vsech, kteff nemajf
pfihodno sami do okresnfho sfdla
jeti. Nase sluzba je spolehliva a
poplatek mfrny. Dane Ietosnfho
roku podlehajf pokut6 az do Tho
dubna ma mfsto Tho btezna, iak
byValo Dive.
Taborsk& St&tni Banka.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-12
MIuht Explain IL.

After spending the summer in q
mountain hamlet in Tennessee, the
visitor hired a native to help pack up.
As they were engaged in boxing a
shelf of books the mo~untaineer re-
marked: Somehow All nevah keered
much fob books; but" he re.
sumed after a thoughtful pause, "Ah
cant read, an mebbe that had sumpin'
TO do with it,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-12

Neil Sc date pojistit ma &ivot,
domluvte Sc u Jana KoSt3la nebo
AL. Jezewskfho kteff pojistujf u
U. S. Annuity life ms. Co. jenz
zfskava denne Gleny a jenz ie jed
ma z neilepsfch.
Upozor6ujem kazdeho by nynf
pfivezl nam spravky a neGekal al
ma iafe kdy budem NIT pilno.
VeIek a Simon, kovafi. (Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-12
Ornament.

Oznamujf tfmto vefejnosti Re
isem otevfeI svnj feznicky zavod
kde vSdy budu drzet ma sklad6 YES
ker6 druhy masa, sunek a jinFch
vfrobkG a kazdeho poctiv6 q sve-
domit9 obslouzfm. Platim nej-
vyssf cenu "a kGze.
Josef Musil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-12
Ornament.

Oznamuif vefejnosti, re jsem 81
poffdil stroj ma svatovanf litiD,
a jin5ch kovG. KIDD by
podobnou praci potfebovaI jsem
k jeho sluzb$m. Will Mach. adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-03-12
DOMACl zPRAVY.

Pr. A. j. Novaka byla v Yank-
ton Gtery.
P~ozorovali jste zatmenf mesice
We stfedu veGerg ~~
Prime Sc devGe ma domacf pra-
ci. Pr. j. p. Cooley. ADV
Pf. Jana Hambergra byla nav
stevou v Tyndall We stfedu.
Frank Herman cd Wittenberg
byl zde n&vst6vou We stfedu.
Rezam ma pile vseho druhu dfi-
vi "a 81 tisfc. Ed. Olsen. Adv.
Emil Blachnfk a jeho matka by
Ii v Yankton minulou sobotu.
Sestra Particle a Beatrice Udli-
mex byli v Yankton v pondeli.
Frank Reidinger a jeho matka
z Tyndall byli zde n&vstevou We
stfedu.
Pr. Tomase Bousky byla odveze
ma do Sioux City minulou sobotu
ma operaci. n
400 busld ovesn6ho semena, "a
ruGen6, ma ma prodej Jos. F. Kro-
naizl. (Adv.
81. Kondelfkova odjela minuly
t5den do Tyndall kde Dude dome-
vem v budoucnosti.
j. F. hostel onemocn9l minuly
p6tek ma nestovice, a jeho obydli
jest karantenovano.
Josef Sedlacek so navratil minu
II ctvrtek z Kansas City, Mo. kde
Sc uGil spravkam automobile.
Frank Barta a jeho manzelka
cd Dante byli zde navsteVou u
pfatel ma zacatku tydne.
Karel Wesley z Lake Andes byl
zde navst9vou u sveho nevlastniho
otce, K. Celmera We stfedu.
Gustav Seiner a ieho manzelka
Sc nastehovsli do obydli, ktere
vlastnf Karel King ma hlavnf ulici.
Kongresnik Dillon podal pfedlo
hui pod nfz by domovinafi, kteff
jiz zaplatili a "vysedeli" jednu do
movinu, by mohli pax zabrati j.
nou.
Professor, Pfuhl, leboznalec jenz
uvadi i astrologii v odhadovanf
karakteru a schopnostf cloveka,
Sc zde zdrzoval tento tyden a mel
dobrS obchod.
Adolf Slama a ieho soused, Jan
Bouska utrpeli skodu ohnem v 4.
terry ktery zpdsobila jiskra cd pa
r~ostroie drahy. Slamovi shore
stoh slamy a vyhofel kus louky 6
strniska q Bouskovi stoh sena.
Frank Hovorka nam pfivez
smetanu kter& testovala sly. TIE;
] @. J. Schmidt jehoz testovala so
Tito mali vzdy dobrou 6istou SINE
tanu. Kdyby tax delal kazdy
brzy by cena byla mnoh6m vyssf
Welt Eros. Adv
Ernie Matuska, II rokn star,
syn manzelI J. E. MatuskovScl
r pfisel bezmala zivot minulou so
botu, kdyz vlezl do prazdn6 kad
cd gasolinu, jenz Sc nalezala n
trait. Hoch otevfel otvor ma hof
a slezl dolu, avsak byl v zapet
pfemozen plynamf ienz Sc vytvo
FLY a ztratil v9domf. N9kolik h
chn jenz S MIN byli, pozorovali 3
neco nenf v pofadku, a proto "a
volali J. J. Kinga, ktery uzfev h
cha lezeti nehybne ma dne, vlez
do kads ably jej vynesl, ale poca
hned pozorovati Gcinky plynu, ia,
be v Gas sam vylezl ma zdrav.
d vzduch. Byl zavolan Teo. Kolet
zk5, aKing obvazav 81 provaz Ike
lem tsla pustil Sc jeste iednou dc
Ia a "a pomoci Koletzk5ho hoe
g byl yytazen. Ia nskolik hodi
jiz bshal opst pc ulici jake by 5
niceho nestalo.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
TO COLOMBO POST ESTATE
c. a Dobbins. Former Colonization
Agent Of santa Re, To Dispose Of
Post Holdings at Post City

4. n. williams. personal represent
alive OF G.. ". Post }. y. Hartford,
Superintendent of the farming inter
ests AT Post city. and G.. A. Dobbins.
former Colonization Agent Of the San
"a Pc system. were visiting IN Fort
Worth on Tuesday
Mr.. Dobbins is en- route to Post
City to consider proposition By Mr..
Post 10 colombo the vast estate own
cd by him at Post City. There are
s farms already in operation on the
property. and il In the purpose now
10 colouize the entire holdings as
rapidly ss possible.
Post City is in Cara county $50
miles from Fort Worth. Mr. Post
owns more than 200 900 acres Of land
AZ that place For the past six years
he has been demonstrating and ex.
perfmenting 10 ind out the quality
of the soil. its productivity and adapt
ability The result of the expert
nents have been very gratifying and
now 4 is Mr. Posts intention 10 sell
OF the lands through the COLOMBIA
ton system.
TIE property il not only adapted
10 stock raising. but viii grow milo
matte. ksfir corn. Egyptian wheat
cotton and peanuts Mr. Post owns
and operaies at Post city a cotton
mill. erected at cost Of $1,000.
with 10000 spindles. sheets and pill
low cases are manufactured al this
plant Il is his Intention also to
erect a brickyard there FOR the manu-
lacture Of building brick.
MIR. Post has made success Of
hog raising in Cara county. and now
is feeding 800 head Of cattle on en-
silage. Tie has erected eight silos
in the past years.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
NEW TEXAS INDUSTRY
Manufacturers Willing to Pay $500
Per Ton For Alksli Bearing
Plant Called Soap Weed

Wichita Falls. Tex, March Ia
A new Industry has opened to Texas
farmers and ranchers. The soap
weed. heretofore regarded with scorn
and ruthlessly cut down and thrown
away. may be cultivated and sold al
a goodly profit. Manufacturers OF
soap have written. urging that the
weed be baled and sold them. for
which they will pay s. per ton.
For many years Mexican and In
dian women have been using this
plant to make soapy decoction for
washing their hair Manufacturers
say II Is excellent for toilet and wool
soaps. A man can gather a ton OF
the plants In a day.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
QUARANTINE RAISED

Washington. March l6th.-severai
counties In Texas and Oklahoma
we're released from the quarantine
established TO prevent spread OF the
scabbies In cattle by an order issued
by the Assistant Secretary Of Agri
culture. becoming effective today.
The territory released Is; In Ok
lahoma. the counties OF Texas. Gin
AKRON. Beaver. and Harper; in Texas
the counties Of Hansford. IApscomb
Carson. Hutchinson. Hemphill. Gray
Armstrong. Donley. Briscoe. HAL
Hale. Floyd. Lubbock. Lynn. Cara
Andrews. Nueces and Cameron. and
all of Roberts south OF the Canadian
river. All Of Oklahoma Is now re
leased from the scabbies quarantine
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
a GRAND SUCCESS


Reports from the mililner OF the
city arc 10 the effect that their dis
play day. Saturday last. was sue
cess In every way. The day was
ideal. and the crowds simply i'm
mense. all day long
Mrs. Clara Abney has an estab-
lished business and, OF course, had
only to let people know Of her readi-
ness TO meet the spring and sumner
demand while the Fashion Hat Shop
Is Just opened and did not expect the
great business extended 10 them 10
demonstrate again that Avalanche
ads pay that the people read the
paper ard look 10 It's columns for
their wants.
We are glad our mllliners enjoyed
a full reward for their expenditures
In our columns and assure them, and
all other legitimate advertisers. That
We will bring them adequate returns
for every dollar spent in reaching
our patrons
We are also pleased TO note the
nice offerings Of these milliners.
They are fully awake to the fact that
Lubbock people. and people OF the
Lubbock trade territory. demand the
best at all times. and II Is a great
pleasure to serve this class OF trade
When YOU want the best. you
can find II with our merchants. every
day in the year. and Z, Is not essen
tial to send your money away from
home to secure H. Those who pat
ronize home Industries are the real
builder OF the country. and II You.
the ladies' Of this section, have not
already visited the mllliners Of Lub-
hook. you have missed an opportuni-
~ OF seeing the very latest In the
seasons offerings and YOU are cor
daily invited by them 20 call at any
time.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
TEXAS INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS
Commercial Organizations Should Co
Operate With This Organization to
Promote Better Farming

Many of the commercial clubs Of
the state are taking unusual interest
in the $4,000 prize crop contest Of
the Texas Industrial Congress. and
are actively cooperating in securing
contestants.
This is especially true Of tho
Young Mems Business League Of Pal
estine. which has mailed out 400 per
sonal letters to farmers Of Anderson
county. enclosing in each an applica-
ton blank to enter the crop contest
Of the Congress and urging the farm
ers to Join.
The league has expended a great
deal Of effort in the upbuilding OF
Palestine. and il IL now extending
its work 50 as to include Anderson
county
The league realizes that one OF the
first steps IN accomplishing It's pur-
pose Is to Induce the farmers to adopt
the best methods OF cultivation. and
at the same time try TO secure
substantial money reward by compel
ing for prizes provided by the Texas
Industrial Congress. The example
set by this commercial organization
could probably be followed by Others.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19

storm
There are 10000 helpless tenant
farmers In Texas that are being driv-
en- like dumb brnies into the base
ment ~ civilization by the lash Of
Peasantry.
Many laws have been put on this
statuse books In the interests u the
farmer. which In theory are com
mendable. hut IN practice they gnaw
like maggo,s AZ the heart Of agricnl-
ture
Farming Is by FAR the biggest hasi.
ness IN Texas. but there Is not line
In the ensctmen,s Of the legislature
authorizing cooperative transactions
necessary 10 carry on the business
~ farming Peter Rsdford OF Texas
Farmers Union.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19

q. W Brown and family. formerly
OF Lubbock county. then of Piainview.
but more recently making their home
in Corpus Christi. passed through
Lubbock last Monday. On route to
Plainview. where they will take up
their abode again Mrs. Browns
health had failed her in the coast
country. and physicians advised her
to return to the plains country.
hence their removal to this section
OF the country again
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
SPRING CATTLE TRADE OPENS

Nearly half million dollars In
cattle deals were contaminated the
frst day OF the Cattlemen's Conyen-
ton in Fort worth. this week. which
is considered a most auspicious open
ing Of the spring trading. Among
the deals reported are the following
A. E. de Ricsles. Of Denver. repro
senfine the American Cattle Loan
Company. purchased from D y. Tim
norman. ~ Somerset. an extern
sive cattle oper,t0r In the Northwest,
.oOo head Of 2-year-old steers from
the King ranch In South Texas at
slb per head
Lee Russell bought from I'd Wal
lace. 5000 2.3& t-year-Olds and a
lease Of 5000 acres of land in To-
yah alley. a. $1,000
Jackson 4 Harmon. Of Alpine sold
TO Morton Mathews the 6.ooo-acre
Marathon ranch and 900 steers in
Brewster county for $4,000. for May
delivery;
Edgar Kerr. Fort Worth specu-
lator. sold 500 and i.year.old steers
for $4,000.
Among the registered cattle sales
we're two yearling Shorthorn bulls
sold by Matt Zollner to Geo. Scaling
for $3.50 each. three 10 Louis Brown
for $1,000. 90 head sold by W. Iioven-
lamp to Rogers Bros. at private
terms.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
FARM FACTS

There IL no problem In civilization
that canRo, be found u ~ native
state on the farm.
The statute boob. a. u now stands
IL. in the main. either negative or
against the farmers interests
All machinery used in preparing
farm products for the market. port.
able or stationary. yhouid be owned
BY tho farmer
Onefourth of the rural population
Of Texas Is moving ruthlessiy TO and
fro. like wild birds fleeing before a
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
PLEASE READ THIS

I am now ithe owner Of the Se'iz
Livery busiaess in IssbSck and my
motto is. 10, TO fave diss''isf i
customer (S7-tO
K Il. MCDONALD.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19

W. n. Thorpe has decided to re-
main In Lubbock and not 20 to Plain
view. a. was stated IN last weeks
Avalanche. Mr. Thorpe will have an
ad in this paper next week. watch
for Il.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
CALL PRO ELECTION

Dalhars. Texas. March e.--rhe DAB
lam County Commissioners have cali
I'd prohibition elections for April =.
which will include the towns OF Ter
lima. Ccnlcn and corlena
A eoaniy pool hall election viii
also be- held on that date. petitions
having been presented csrf,inx names
% 10 per csas os tho voters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19

Barbecue s~rsh Byrd every day
- (372D
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19
BIG pay AHEAD

Read ouz<ss~Sfd come to the store
Marcel 2ist. Grocery
Company. Cs7lp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-03-19

Avalanche-si.0O a year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

oerrnQSQclcgcnbeicn 6c0ienen mol
len, lit 6cfonnt 1emodt uorOen, ooB
lie iiir ibrc 9efoitigumg an Soro be-
5ablen miiiien iinO OaB Ole 9icgiermg
fcinc @oriorge fir i6re Seioroerllng
ii6cr oie S6fcn binaus, pelde Die
,@ohrcnt" uno Die oSoIon~ anlal.
len werorn, qctroiieu Bat Sir Die
geforoerlnq olf Der y&otltreHt" mo'
ren bis oeilcrn 80 9lnmcloungcn cin'
gclouien.
SSnIpcftor $. ~. 9iobiuion, pelbcr
Oic S66ut ii6cr OaS 9Soitamt in Sera
GrlB Bat, bat geitcrn % Sdde rc9i-
irirter @oiia6en Die na1 Stoot
N3erifo imo Dem Snncrn bon 0lerito
6eItinmt maren, BON bier abgeitbidt.
GicIcl6cn mlrOcn cinem mcritmj-
i6cn @oitbcanten in SemblaOeros
ii6crac6en. Ger merifoniiAe @oli-
mciiter in Cordoba beribtete cr babe
90 oOer mc6r @oiiGdc ans Der Stnot
01erifo ob5ulieiern, o6er ole glbIieic-
ring ici OaOlrd6 fir Den 9lu9enblid
unmooli6 ocmadt ooB am Sonntao
9lbeuO oos 9ctt Der mcrifaniidcn
9obn ienieits Oes 9rudS ourd Sod.
woiier 6ci6dOigt porOen iei. Snipef.
tor &o6inion geOabte, Die @oit criicr
aloiie ali Dem 9Iabmittogs5u9e bon
bier o65uieuOen, unO eripartet, mh
oieic 3eit oie eriie Yoiiienoung bon
Staot W2erito 5u erboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

Ourcb 6udspreen 81 itroicn. Gic
c6cn0cnannten feds Stoenten Der.
6urrifaOirten ii1 in cinem 3immer in
@tnfneD Sal, uno ais oie 9lngreiier
Die G6iire 81 er6re6en oeriuhten,
wuroc Elm S6uB a6gcicuert, ser
Our6 Die I6irc ging imO cinem ocr
9(ngreiicr in Den 9ei6 fu6r S6l6on
Die 9lutoritdten in glbreoe itecn, OaB
.6u6Sprceln" i'm Goaeg 0orgctom-
men iii, 10 1eibt es Ood, OaB peri6ic-
ocnc Der jungcn 9erlte Oarlntcr 5u
leiOeu ge1a6t 6a6en, lmo einen Der
iel6cn muroe 0as &oor bel elmer iol-
den @cIe9eu6eit a6raiirt iino DER
aopf nit Sdellod ii6eriiridrn.
Serr @m. g @lar6urD fam geitern
9lbenO uob 9lnnapoliS, nm iit6 per.
ionlib iiber Die 9lngelegenbcit 81 in-
formireu. ror.
Ter &opf cingei6logcn.
Sn Godpiae, Mlontgomerg-@o9
miro Der % Sabre alte @eo. 2. drills
fiir Die @roBgciduoreneu inter oer
glntlage ieit0e6alten, Den 200 oes 30
So6rc alten Gomoro 9ome bon Ter
mooO oeruriadt 3u 6a6en. g9ic ms
Den 3eugcnausiageu 6erOorge6t, be-
nnh iid Qnmp unh 0en Shnle'idpit
2oocn Dor pel6em N}ias ioB. Die
9eioen porcu iib icinolirb aeiinnt,
bod beadiete Come Den Nlias nidt,
Der bintcr ociien 9iiidcu auiaeiianocn
uno i'm nit ciner eilernen gilug-
idaor iiber Den aopi gci9laacn 1abeu
ioa. Ger @etroiicue itiir5ie ouf
Der Steae toOt nieocr in0 0iiaS ent.
ilob uah iciner @o6ning no er ipd-
ter ocrbaitet murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27
Seirat6s. .eicensen.

@iaiam gs. Senfins. As, (aeidie-
ocn), rmO @ia9gic 9afcr, 81, (@itt-
pc.)
Sermom 5. @icgauO, 20, mO
Gt6el Nc. G6aneD, tS.
g9iaiam 6. SaterS, %, mo ga.
t6crinc 9. g)in0line, is.
Soicp6 IS. Oennis, "a, unO Gliiiia
@. @artenbatcr %, 9cioc DON
S9ai6ington 3. s.
glnorcp O'Orgi, 81 mo @iorD
@oglionc, 10.
9llbert NJ. D}c6ling, 40, mo Mar-
tbo @. 9onfs, SO; @cioc bon @oi6.
ington 9. s.
@iaiom @ilo6crger, 81, no @lar.
goret6 sQ}. @ation %.
9iolp6 s. 9iblmaM 26, mo &elc.
na IS. Sdau5, 80; 9eioc bon @oi6-
inaton .. G.
GomarO ". 9Ritbell, %, ruo Gliic
8. 9logcrS, 10.
Soralio Gipoiito, 27, imO Acacct.
tina $aImcriHo, 2l,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27
gInS Ocm Snmcren MarDlanO's nnO
Ocn nngrcn5cnoen Stnntcn.
Scin Srrt6iim bra d t
ibm $1,000.


Scin Srrtbnm bruHte
ibm $1,000.
Sn llnipn Bridge, Garroa-Gountp,
6cao6 ii6 Scrr ". z. g96he6iQ no6
icincr 9onf, lin BORT @ci6dftc ab5l.
midelll Sn @cOonten periimfen, be-
trat er Oie Sreocrid Gountp 9taiional
9anf aniiatt Die n8ormers & DC
banics 9anf," no er cigentlih bin-
poate. 9ei Dem Grflaren ieines Srr.
t6ums fam ole Sprabe aui cine
Summc bon $1,000, ole einer ieitber
geitorbenen 5rau &6ite6iQ Dor II
Sa6ren BORT Oeponirt babe uno aii
ole Die 3nien nic a6ge6oben moroen
ieien. IS itellte iid berais, Dab cS
Die @lutter oes Srn. u. z. @bite6ia
mar, imO er bat mmme6r icine Soen-
titQt ollr6 0ns @eri6t 81 bepeiien,
Inn ole Sunne unO bic 3inien 5il
6e6cn. @r mlB oas @elo nit ieiner
Sbweiier t6eilen.
z dieBcrei i'm st. SoGn s
Snititut".
Sn 9lunopolis bat Ger Staotson.
malt u. $. Green cine itrifte llnter-
iu6iinq elmer S6ieBerei unter oen
Stuocnten ocs ,,St. So6nS college"
aicIbitenigelcitct. Sci Scr S1ieBel
rel crbiclt Scr Stuocnt g9m. 81. @ow.
lns bon N1iOOletoipn, N1o., einen
S6uB in oen lluterlei6 uno muBte
nad Dem emergency Soipitnl" ge-
6ro6t merocn, no iein 3ultano ais
bohit tritiiA be5eidnct miro Inter
ben Stuoenten, ans oereu 3iumer
Der S6uB fam befinoen ii9: 6enOoa
Marburp, Elm Sobn oeS Srn. gSm.
g. @lar6nru bon Baltimore, Senrp
8. 9olbe5 bon Sopano, Cuba, SEQ.
g. g8eaOer bon 91ew.gorf, q. q.
Sones bon Cambridge, 0lo., mo
Sobn @. O1oble bon 9SrcIton, 0lO.
Ole 9lutoritdten oes Goaegs Dcr-
meigern ieopeoe 9lusflnft iiber Den
Goria0, aber es miro aeiagt, DAB cine
9ln5obl 0}itgleoer DER 5weten alaIie,
5u pelden 9owhs gebort. Den Ser
iu6 mn6te, cine 9ln5o6l glculinge
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0[nf ben Nndle nrrhnftet.


Cine 8erbofhng allf Dem 0oCbc eli.
ncS Souies bat 0ctcftip g8iaiom 6.
Gulliion Dorgcnommcn. @r fo0noocie
ouf ocn 23 Sabre alten So1n q. See
Gonos, ocr bon Ocn @c6orOen in
gSoi6ingtou 6cgc6rt miro, mo ernlit.
tcltc, Dab Ocriclbc in Scr. 2SO3, &a0.
nar 9lpcmie, mo1ntc. gloA0cm CT iic0
ii6cr5eliat, Dab @1cGomos 3u Souic
ipor, lticg cr ourh Elm @interefnitcr
in oos @e6duoe un0 0urdiudte ollc
8intncr, o6ne ooB er YlcGomoS fin-
ocn fonntc. &l0blib b0rte er Gin Csc.
rduid anf Dem 0oNc. sym nG6ltcn
9ugcn6lid iAmong cr li6 sic 2citcr
ouflpGrts, oic Dor Der 0udludc ltano.
9lui Dem 0o6e fouerte DER Wtonu,
ocn cr iubte. @r foroertc i6n duf
noh unten 81 iolgcu uno ais iih
@lcGomos ongctlcioct 6ottc, mlBtc
cl lid 81 elmer 5obrt no6 Ger miit
lcrcn @oli8eiitotion bcquemcn.
Roli5eiri6tcr SuppIee bielt ion fir
0ic 9e6or0cn Der gunoeSbouptltoot
feit. @icGomoS 1T 6cibuloigt oi.
ac6Iid 500 ouf bctriigeriihc @ciic
ben George 3. Sdmnpp crIonet 81
bo6en.