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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
Roosevelt
Departure
Welcomed

departure is good thing for the Demo-
Welcomed Gratis. and Of course it is n good
thing for the Republicans. We
are inclined to think 1t is good thing for Mr..
Roosevelt himself. although he can hardly be
expected to take that view OF the matter. he
You'd all question the Democratic party will be
sounder, wiser, better organized. and above all,
more careful. facing united opposition than
when confronted by two factions of Republicans,
each beiaboring the other. The Republicans fell
into evil ways in the wears when the hopeless
imbecility of the Democracy In respect to finance
and currency made victory for them In
every election. The Democrats would rush
headlong into Dogs Of error II through series
of years they assured by Republican divi-
sion OF their position of power. The country la
observed by party In that position. The ebb
and flow of the tides keep the from becom-
ing a most unpleasant body OF water. and the
alterations of political fortune make parties
wary OF adopting extreme and dangerous poll
ces. This is the peoples way of making them
prudent and respectable.-New York Times.
Out of the weller OF wars red
Prophecy riot, where Frcnchmen strive to
80 - Nan. destroy the legions of the Ger
We" man Fatherland rises the memory
hepupic of the prophecy OF Victor Hugo
made before the French National
Assembly at Bordeaux March, 1871. The occa-
art,eles OF peace with Germany. following the
humiliation of Sedan. Hugo foretold how some
day France would arise from her ashes and
take revenge upon her foe, Then" he said
'PSeneo will suddenly arouse herself She will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
The Bright Side Of Life
Nothing In a Name.

Another OF life's little iron.es. Pennsylvania
great gun works are located at 'Bethlehe m!--Co-
umbla Is. CO. State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06

Turkey: Say, friend, is this private
fight, or can anybody get into IT."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06

Some people have SO little to be proud Of
that they brag about their physical ailments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06

Great Britain.
Please state the population of Great Britain,
and the proportion of the sexes. ]. T. r.
About 46.o0o,oO0. Nearly evenly divided,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
Queries and Answers
Polk Mile

Polk Miller.
Is the Polk Miller entertainment combination
still In existence? A. c. G.
No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06

This will be remembered as the war tina
made famous ''It's Long Way to Tipperary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
A FamiIv.AH.i.

much suffering? ~
stubhs-pouhtless it does but nothing to the
suffering 1t causes me.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
Dcnr MADAME,

In your order. $4,000 900 900, $4,000, 0oO. 90
s65. 900 100000. in our dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06

Dcnr Madame.
rs Dear Madame proper letter address TO
a unmarried woman? READER.
Certainly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06

If t. r. were as short of words as he is
short of votes, the silence would be deafen-
ing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
Wealth OF Nations.

Please tell me what Is the wealth of >ths
United States, England and France.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06

Contraband
In strictness would not cargo of foodstuff
sent 20 any belligerent be contraband2
w. A. GRANT. s,
II would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06

British suffragettes waM> to visit Beleiu,
fancy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
1t would.

Lost textbook.
Has the finder OF pocketbook the right to
take out reward and send the rest to
the owner? HONESTY.
Certainly not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
Curren, Editorial Comment

The quelling Of the Roosevelt
revolt in the Republican party Is
a good thing for the country, IT
is n good thing for the Demo
Gratis. and Of course it is a good
4 hing for tho Ran,fh1Icapa Wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06

Still, thinking of the German deserters de-
tanned at San Francisco. it is better to be
interned than inferred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER, 6, 1919.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
9nr @endtnna.

9cin 2eicr oes n0euticben Gorre'
pouocuteu" ioate es uuterlolicn iid
ma6ren0 ieincr 9lbiueicnbeit IN Der
gommcrfrii6e ben tagIidcH Gore
lponocnten oaDin ienocn 81 lollen
no cr Iid aufbGlt. g8er oen g9eut-
ibcn Gorrcipouocnten" fir Die Cont
mcrfriI6e ooer uod Deuti6Iano 81
peitcacu miinibt, iolte eutlpcoer cine
gsoiitartc icnocn oocr per Eclcpbon
ct. Qaul 3173 aufrufcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

sNnniigriun" SalomD sane"
pptumnne 9nff," Ytulr JiUno ~ 1uglO
Nnu0cUiuC Ndf uno Idn5.
u1ea0cge &nrl", erpolnH eiuue Atunocl'eo.
4lain Aduoeoiue mo 4QnB
Nalsbau lm pGgplc B0u" pcuic 8nlii'
more 0cgca Nioniredl
&nrt6m5erie.
Eie Nafl eQH3erif, iuel0le am ~. AuAuli 81
sqoe ag4eM llnoeH ln na0liepenoer 4elpel'
Son vs. bis 70 nor glbenas
Alouiag. hlpirlioe'Batl' nno g6eoetql.Sl
4nr" (nbme0iclno)
ittN gtil tniii, " ", .{, %
NdiimpW. .--.-.............. ...s 2tuo NiMi iAal
EouncrilnQ. ...................n n9nrroU.Rau"
s5rglinn ....... ..,..,........ @liiionskar
|NWliaQ. .p *niietlonse0ri" uilo a2rulosntu
Gomi.aas Gou5eri1 bon B 0iS nor abcnos:
Ntlcu sunniug icocn Olunli a Raiierlpnf8nri.
3lpcilcn Gonnidg icncn Wiouiaa A0liiOHRnr
Ariien 5onua0 iencn Nlonai Nrniospl'Rurl
NletlcH eouriaQ ieoen Wonnt eatrouffatl
SIM 00liiton,@arl".
tht nne 1ehie Ahtio pom 5ae Oie 10 uVt
To- ocm r0llions@nri" iiniiinocnoc eon8erl no
bon Nrol. Nluicl 5clomQun Das lol0cnoe Ftoi
piOuin uulnflicllt moroen'
NjNfN sNlpclunncu" .4..,..........l .4NuNlitt
lnpcriiire alapoAlide WlcIooen" ....,.- Alil
@cciioH .NUulc ur0 @rciel" .. NuWperpini
atai5cr a@nlre1Aei ou Salle" ",..;.,.... 4cllpee
Uoutf 1pip sNcnti mo o0uo NOlid NpuinloN
l5rl 9lcnie Nchic)
tuWnOOuic Jir ] mo ,NnultC" ....s.. NQllO
cargo 10 symphonic tbon bic Neie seclil
1ancc oefcrpilbea a................s salisunrg
Wcriitc zona Nepicm" ........... =. Qail
Wlarid ,Ibc 0bdrlann" Sanla
Sic SicrneHbaHncr fcicr 1914 1914.
jiilu ehiuB miro bic Mnpcuc pne NlcQ ppHi
GierneH0anner iplclcu un0 oas Eubiium vi et'
iufi. on5 Gleo miisun0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
ennnennnf. nnb llnteranna.


Sir 03orBlono uno Den Giitrift
Columbia beute uubeitimmt uno
iiiolide @ipoe,
Iic b6tbne 1cmperatur am geltri.
9cn Gage 6ctutg rs @roo Inn ll6r
9lodntittoas imo ole uieorigite 63
@roo nm 6 ll6r @forgens.
Sn ocn ii6rigen @etter 9eo6ad-
tnnQs 1tationen oeS 2anoes NOR Die
b6dite lcmperotitr pie folgt gIt
lantic Gitu 70, 9ismdrd "a, 9oiton
76, 8uiiolo so, @6arleiion rs, Obi.
cQao 81, Glepelano 50, Corpus @bri,
iH gcuDer 80. 1etroit so. Gulu6
6s. Gditport 6S, @alpeiton SS, @reen
Ban rs, Hotteros 7S, Sopre 81, Se.
lena 81, yadionDiae s6, aanias eitp
80, anorUiae 70. Qouispiae S4, 0lars
Queite ~. 02empbis S6 @outaonerD
Si Nlouireal 81, g2anhldet 6S, glem
Crleons s6. 91ep gorf 10, 0flo6oma
9l, @itis6urg6 50. @6ilaoclp6ia rs,
@ortlono 92e. Gs. &ortlauo, Ore
10 Cue6ec 81, 9aleig6 ~, Salt
9afc @ii0 %. San Iraucisco 58, Ct
2oms Ss. ct. Saul 78. Scranton so,
Shreveport %. Spofaue 50. Gampa
80. g9ai6nugton so, @innipeg GO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
llnfreiuilliae @efanaene.

&ier glr6eiter, oie fir ole n2. $.
WGaer Sofe ano Sron g8orfs4 einen
idmeren @eIoi6ranf in oas brittle
Stodiperf inn Sauie Scr. SO, g8eit-
&erington- -StroBe 5u bringcn bottcn
muroen 81 unfreiwiaieen @efangc.
men; ais iie ibre 9lrbeit boacnOet
hotten ltno nod Smiie geben pouten
iteIte es iid berous, ooB OoS Ge-
b0uOe bereits oeridloiien mar. Grit
sic 6euerIeiter- uu0 Safen-Gohlpog-
rie glr. 2 befreite iie aus i6rer irn-
frcipiaigcn @efongeniboft. Die &icr
naren: @2eIpin Seffre0, g1r. III,
gtoro @olfcitroBc; 5ront Spinner,
9}r. Az ScottitroBe; 9tobcrt @enl-
mon 9ir. $50, 5irror-StraBc, ino
g9iIliom Gor6ctt, Ger. 1913, Sono-
reritroBe. Sic bottcn telcp6oniI9
sic &oli5ei bon ibrer Sittotiou in
aenntniB eeicbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
Na rcanefl

g1ah Der tiiblen Gempcrohtr am
9lbcuo iicatc ii6 scgen li llbr lci6
icr 9icgen ein Der ober niht auf Dem
g'roaronum oes g8ctternunncS ltono.
Gta paar Gage Ncaenucticr warCn
cine pu6rc g2obltbnt; Ocnu ocr5cii6.
iigteits glieoeridlos in Den lebten
feds @oAeu lit minoeitcns orci 3oa
batcr Dem nornolen 9icgcnioa 5il-
riid umo altf Dem Sanoe perbrennen
oic 0rbIen @obnen imo anocreS @e.
mile. 9lo6 Dem gscttcr6eridt 5icben
bcutc ln6 morgen iblpcrc @cipiiter
ourd oic iiootlontiihcn Stnoten-
Sm g8eiten bat iib pieocr cine belBe
9seae 5ur Geiic Had Dem Often be-
reii gcmudt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
Gyram errdJ scitur6cn,

6rau Seurietta ". 2er9. Die Sat.
tin oes Serrn SorrD u. 9er6, BON
Scr SaitIeriirna @e6riioer Serd, 1T
elmer Operation i'm sSoipital fir ole
,Sraucn Marolauo's" erla9en Die
Operation iol ein oau5 6eionocrs
ihmieriger Giugriii oemcicu iein.
Ser COB trat hlrj Dor 10 llbr aul
@lithpo6 9l6eno eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
0nmrrnrr 0eppina aelI0rlen.

Der 20 Aobre aIte Salnrenec Dep'
pima. Sobn bon &ri itno 5rai 4u.
ouihis &eppipg. itar6 9citern @or
eeu nod lduscrom aranflein I'M
Soilie ieiner Glteu IN @ra15, 8olti.
more @opntb. Or bciu6te lesten
gonutog nod bic Stride oa iidl eln
8uiiauo sebciiert batte. Der iinlae
.Ganu wor III elmer Apotbetc tbdiia
gIuBer BON eiuen Gltern miro er BON
5mei @ra0ern un0 5mei S6peltern
tetrapert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
Ogin @liImanfeeIr uir6 Lier abaeLoIt.

Sin @lilunnfec'r uirO bier abgegOlt.
glnorep Stongle aus Wlilmoutec
mtroe geitern bon Dem @ebeimpoli-
5iiten eugene S'@oruan aus W}il-
poltfee obgeboIt, Inn BORT Wesen
ongebliden &erlaiiens ieiner Srou
borgefiibrt 81 weroen. 9lnge6lid
ioa Stongle 6ereits Dor 5mei Sobren
ieine 5rou ibon einmoI Oerlaiien
bobeu uno oomaIs INTER @brenuort
eeiteat worocu iein, 9lidter @}c5mil
bereitete ibn ouf Die Strofc, Die er
gil gemGrtigcn babe fals er iduloig
befunoen piiroe, Dor, ilno iogtc, OoB
i6m Ger @ortbru6 min0eitens 8mei
Sabre @efdngniB einbringen pilroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

Smit6. $500; 9. 9Srcis, @ilcen Cor
moon, 45.CO; 3. @reis, @liie 0uanot,
400; 9o6enOe @ripG6utng: 9llma
Gie6l 1850, Nlau SteDenion 1880,
9llOiiia aaOra6ef 1850, Siloo Blum
4t.OO, Morie g8ieuefelo 41.00, 9lnna
@orOiQ 1000, Coma Gie6l 1000,
SpIUia g96ite $500, 6rieOa Giiena-
der 37OO, Coma 9hun $500, @Oit6
Mercer 1880 mo Gillian Garmou
22.5O.
Sir giteu Eiru6eiub bonn 15-
September 1918 bis 8um Is. SUM
1914 erbielten oie 6oIgenOeu 9lus-
5eibnungen m0 9lnerfenning:
I. &na6en-alaiie -9iormon9romn,
aarI 9ol6fleiid, 9ennett ao6ler umo
Senrp Slider.
I. @}1o6en Gloiic @lorgaret
S6ler, GDelpu 2ongaooo, SeIeu
9erg mo emma @aguer.
2. ana6en-&laIie II George Su6er,
@m. Slider, gllfreO @6rmann @eo.
@arOia, 9lepnono Gornettel g9m.
@a6on uno Gorl 3eud. 9lftipe. IS.
Ma6IIteoo, @m. 9lmbroic g. @d-
6aro, ST. 6rouf, g8. Simon unO q.
gSoblle6en.
3. Observation-Disclosures @oroia
9loiiia &noro6ef, &iloa Blum, GOna
blum unO W}orie g8ieneielo.
Gomeu-aloiic - Sri. 9lnua Suo-
mig, SRI. 6elice Su6er, 6rai Sfi6ib-
H. SRI aonrooi, SRI. s. 9Iader, Sri.
Nefelmohu, Sri. Souitib Sri. 6.
@eiiuib, Sri. @o6le mo SRI. g.
9loder.
86glin9e 6rib Gocnig, Nleloin
&ongielOer um0 @iQiam Scooter.
%eruudldIiisen Sic Siren Srud
nidt!
Sauptqnartier c9ia0icnl Sure"
Srud-ganOer.
s. $. Mergebeuu & &c.,
525 glOrO-Gutnu-Str.
COMPUTATION frei.
(Srni14-) .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
sam bed ugImeritan aeanne
iyran eipiie ioirO iter6cn.

Der 3uitono ser 90 Sabre often
6rul SiaD 2ipiib bon glr. Is, SiiO.
@onoitroBe, Die in iel6itm0roeriider
N6ii6t einigc 0uediilber.Eo6letten
i6ludte. bat iid in oen letten "a
Shnoen ni6t 9ednoert. 9ic 9ler5te
i'm ust. Soiepb's SoipitaI" lino Der
9lniidt, ooB iie jeoeufaas iterben
muB. 6rou 9ipiib lit crit ieit eiuem
Sahre nerheirathet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
gleAe 3lueiabi6liut6cf.

1os 2ircfioriim Der @noc6 9Srott
Svrci0iblioibef ma6t 6cfauut ooB bic
neue 3meiabi6Iioi6ef SIR. ~ an Scr
yiortb sloemle 5pii6en Smolpooo.
uno 9cntalot Strobc. am 5reitag,
ren go Sint gSa6mittags a ll6r,
ofii5iea eingepeibt miro. Cine 9ln.
achl @dite iino oo3u oinqcloocn nor.
6cn. gas @ebduoc W im gotDii6cn
gtnlc acbaut nno gcreiat Scr oorti.
cen ojeaen0 sur 3icroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
Ghrnna II Gr-Gnpitan qcname.

@r-GapitGn George Seague, Der
fiir5li1 in sen 9}ubeitanO getretcne
Gopitdn ocs 6itli6cn @oli5cioitrifts,
mar geItern 9l6enO nidt menig iiber-
ooi6t ais i6m Elm pradtOoller leOer-
ner 9e6nihl6l in ieine @o6nung Or
2730, Oit Baltimore StroBe, ge-
brodt iuuroc. Ger Sh6l mar Elm @e-
ibcnf Ser @oIi5iiten Oes 0itliheu 81
Itifts, in pel6em Gapitdu Seogue
bcina6e "A Sabre t6dtig mar. Nlit
Dem Sht6le wiiroe Elm S@reiben
ii6erreibt, in pcl1em Gapitdn Sollie
inn g}ameu Der Mannidait Oes 0itli-
ben 0iitriftS Gopitdn 9eoguc iber-
5eugte- OaB iie alIe grobe 9l6ting
por i6m 6a6en unO nod gerie pielc
Sabre inter ieiuem Commando ge-
itanoen 6Gtteu Gapt. 9eo9ue ionote
eiuen 9reii an Gapt. Solde, in nell
6em CT iiir oaS @eideuf mo oen
anerfenncnoen @orteu in ber3lidcr
g9eiie oanfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
@ouperneur @romn
len 3 ct 10 elite en-
Gbed.

G y ed.
@r @ouDcrnelir 6ranf 9rown
iibcriauote geItern Dem Staot.Gou-
troleur 9briit einen G6ed iiber
$l79.52. Iieier 9ctrog reprdicntirt
oic rcitli1eu lleberidiiiic, wel9e Scrr
8rown aus ieincr 3eit ais itdotiider
5teuereiunebner 81 Oer5ei1nen bat.
te. 9ereits am 30. Souuar oieieS
sSu6res Ian0te @ouoerneir @ropn
cincn Gbed ii6er $1916.47 nit Dem
@emerfeI oob no1 Elm meiterer Be
trag folgeH uer0e, io6alo er genau
icititcacn fonne, mic bod oieier Be
trdg iein wiirOc.
SIN Gepartenent 0es Steuerein.
ne6ners ergeben ii6 i'm Sauie Der
9cit lleberi6iiie, lmo man1mal feb.
len and 9etrdge. Sir 9eioes II Ser
Gteuereinne6mer pcrantportlih; pie
bod Oic 9etrage iino, ldBt iicb immer
crit BEL elmer ipdteren 9eredmmg
ieititcaen, imo ans oieiem @rlnoe
mar es crit ieBt fiir ben fril3eren
Gteuereinne6nler m0glid, enogilltige
qIbrednmg 81 modem
9lu6 Der iebiae Steiereinne6mer
Soof lanotc 8uiGaig Beraoc geltern
5000 aus oericlben Anclle an oen
5taot.9ontrolenr.
0tc6r &rantenmdrtcrin
men benotbigt
@cnm nit ocr onactiinoigtcn 9tcu'
Organization ocs @eiuno6cits. 0cpar.
tencnts begonnen miro, oiirite beion.
oerc 9luinerfiamfeit Der Giuiiion Der
SiroutenmGrteriunen 9eidenft iper.
ben Bur 3eit bat oicie Giuiiion ues
ben Der Observation-Disclosures. Sri.
Gleanor Mes. Soues mr rs aran.
fetuuartcrinncn imo 3uei glus6ilis-
franteuudrterinnen Die @eiunos
beits6eamten bea6iidtigten oie 3obl
scr regildrcn Northumberland
alif uinoeitcns 3G 5u cr6o6cu lmo
alBerocm ocr Observation-Disclosures
cine 5icnograp6in on Die Souo 3lt
ae6eli
gom @}aDOr nntcr5ci4
net.
WloDor @reiton nnter5eibnete &C.
itcrn sic ua6iie6enoen Scroronun'
gen:
lle6erna6mc BON Sort 0'c9cnrp
ourh Die Staot
9eroronmg 5ir 9hltorilirnng oo'l
neuen 4reBfartcn
@rnennung bon Ebos. 8. Sbrgou
lmo SorrU Q, Cummings 81 Girette'
rem DER 9leiormanitalt iilr glegcrtin-
Der;
gerwnligung elmer &eniion BON
$500 an Srou 2ottie s. @urrp, g8iit.
wc oes 5cucrpe6rmanncs Soporo g.
Girrp
Glutoriiiumg Ger vG3eiapeatc
Steami0ip GompanD" uno ebenio Der
.9iod Greet Steam Boat Gompanp"
sur 9enubimg eines Gbeils oes Gr-
bohlugspiers am 6iBc oes 9roao.
pnD,
Groiiminq Ger ,Sranflin.StroBe
5miihen @arriionSae mo Galocr,
ton.9loa0
9o0.G Gommiiiion crncnnt
q d NJ / M m ebrcr.
Gic itdotiihe 6reibao.Gonlniiiion
ernanlie 9eiiern gluauit 2. Somslep
ais 5dmimmle6rer iiir sic iidotiiaou
SAwimmbdoer. yoWslcp ilt icit pier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
5rnnrioc 10Iacn Jon llnOOrIidti9frII

Ger 9 Sabre aIte S1omas g. &ills
bon 9lr. 1912. Cit0looiiou-St -StraBc,
iubr geiicrn 9laduittag dui einen
6a6rroo sic Geuiral.9I0eme iiioli9
mo a Der Monument StroBe IN
ciuen SAuihuagen bineiu gr fam
nnter pie &docr nobel ibm 0as rchic
@ein aebroden muroe, Ger anabe
vroe nad oem .St Soiep0s so.
lpltal~ 1cbradt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

gci'm airi6enpfliiden fiel eeitern
W}orgcn Omen Owings. Der Sobn
ben SrnSomuel Omings bon @ooO
lopn, Baltimore Goltnt1, bon cinent
g'oiude. er ficI ungefd6r 80 SUB
tief nno 500 Ii1 innere Scrlesm.
cen 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

Seute 9lodniittos finoet i'm nSt.
sSames &no6en6eim~ an Der 9iorO'
Sig6itroBe elm offeutlic6er Gmpiang
gum 8eiten ser 9lnitolt itott. 0ie iol'
genocn Gomcn oieneu ais @m.
piungs Gomite. Srau 9lOom Geii-
pert, 5rau s. s. 9ioum 5ruu y.
9oug6ertp, 5rau 9. @eters, 6rau
GOmorO aerr, 6rau @mlno6 6eibe,
6rou 9(. Sn0oer 6rls. ghna @'c'
S1nn 0}arD 6ouOriat ltn0 03oie @a'
rib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

Ger OGannltatter %OlfsfcitDcrein@
Iaoet allc icine SrenHOe, iOwie Oas
ean5c 9entidt6nm DOn Baltimore at
iciuer grOhcn Giuluei6nng nnO GrSff-
uuns Oes 6annitatter &artS ant
glittuod, 6eu "a. 5nnJ bersIid Elm.
(Suni17-24)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
s0} onor8.

0lorgen perOen Die Arrangements
fir oie BON 0lapor 4Sreiton geplante
Gour our9 oen SiiOen mo Nlittel.
meitel auf pel9er Der NlaDor @iu'
laounaen an ole 9emobner Der 81 be-
Iu9enoen Staote 81 ser Sternenbon.
nerfcier i'm September erge6en laiien
miro, uoQenoet weroeu. Pin Der Gon'
feren5 weroen Serr S. Sonpton
gaumgartner. Der RreB.Sieprdlen-
tant Scr 9ultimore.Cbio.Sa5nge
idait, imo anoere 9eomte Der 9a6n.
@eieal6aft t6eiluebnei. Gie ga5u.
@eleaidaft lit 6ereit Dem @lapor ci.
nen Spe5ialmaggon imO 5par Ocniel.
Sen, oen 9Srdiioeut Gait 81 6enuBen
pilcgte, fir oie Sour sur @erfiisung
81 lteaen. GorauSi9tli9 miro Der
0}oDor promiurnte 9iirger DER Staot
einlaoen, al Der Iour tbeil5une1.
men.
@r. @ouDerneur 8romn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
saic6all

.Gerrapins~ 6abcu in aonios-GitD
gciterl perloren ~ g(ber es mar
Gin icbones Spiel. GesaIeiden
Derlorcu Die Orioles" oas eriie
spiel nit Dem Glib bon @}out-
real.
9ei Dem Spiele Ser oSerrapins~
in aanios-Gitp mar oas @liid oif
seitcn oes ein6ciuliiden Clubs, mel
der mir in einer eiu5igeu Snring .
Sims mabte. ggil6elm fingirte bic
Der ais @itcber unO 5ciduete iid bor-
t6eil6ait ans. Die ein5elnen Spieler
6atten folgeuoen 9lutbeil an Sen g9-
rem oes Cages.
r.rnrrol QroourH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19

n15nternatlonaIe Et9 a..
Phi Dem 6ieiigen SpielploBe Derlo-
rem oie Orioles" oos erite spiel Der
Serie nit Dem Glu6 BON Montreal
nit , gegen 8 Sims. 9tucb bier wur-
sc Elm gutes Spiel geipielt, wel6eS
500 &eriouen ais 3uidau-
er bate. IS gebt oas @eriiHt ooB
9uun Orei ieiner beiten Spieler Der
fouien~ mill. Ole Score mar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-19
Dluni,ipaI gladJridltcm.

NloDor greiton in @ape 9lag bei Der
Sa6rcsDerianmlng Oes g0larp-
Iono 9anfier.@ereins." @r.
@ouperucur 9rown ii6ericnoct
Dem 5taot Gontrolelr einen
G6ed. 9eroroningen bonn
MaDor unter5ei9uet.
@laDor Breiton iubr geitern @or.
nittag in 9eglcihmg Ocs Steucrein-
nebmers Soot no9 Gape Wlap, gt.Sy
no CUR 3eit Die Sabresueriommlirng
0es ,WlarDlano gahfier @ercins"
itattfinoet. @r mar bel Dem eeitern
9l6cno Itattgebabteu 9onfett oes Ser
ems elmer Ger Geoner @orausfdt.
lidl miro Der Mopor crit norgen nad
Baltimore 5uriidfebren in Der 3wi.
ihen5eit miro CT bon Serrn Sobn
Su6crt, Dem @raiiocntcn ocs 5weiten
acknowledgements, pertreten.
Staotregiitrator @minn uelder
Gin Nlitglieo oes 9anfier-gereins lit,
beiinoet ii8 beraits felt @iittwo9 in
Sapc WioD.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-10
TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids win be received at the office OF
Edward H. Gilbert, SOC Washington
Ave, Secretary, BoAtd of Education
up until noon Wednesday. July Is.
1914, for the erection and compile
ton of new addition Cairo High
School building.
Plans and specifications can be
had at the Office OF the Architect c.
kusener. Cairo Natl. Bank Bldg,
Cairo, IN.
Each bid must be accompanied
by certified check to the amount
of $4,000 check to be made pay
able to Ed. l.. Gilbert, Secretary.
said check to be forfeited upon
failure Of the successful bidder t.
enter into a contract and furnish
satisfactory bond within ten day
after the notification of the accept
ance of the bid. The right is re
served to reject any and all bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Edward L. Gilbert, Sec.
Is lot
8E,ttit ,ta ,u sVllg,A8.. 4 .'r-.nnts'sN .t'as
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-10

estate are notified and requested &c
attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are required to make
Immediate payment TO the under
signed.
Dated this 18th day OF June A. d.
1914.
FIRST BANK & TRUST co.
administrator, Cairo, i'll
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-10
last Chance Is.

Tho words Jamaica Mirror contain
10 letters. The maine of the publisher,
Frank Il. Hopkins. contains 70 let.
ters. The words Casey and Dugan"
contain Is letters. The heading of
this item, Here's Good Luck" con.
tains Is letters. This number OF the
Mirror Is issued on the 18th OF the
month in the 18th year OF the cen.
fury. the last chance to mako such q
combination for . hundred years.
When we get few more subscriptions
We shall have 10 thouAand.-Jsmaics
Mirror.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-10
United States PruIts Abroad

Europe is the principal customer for
ell exported fruits from this country
except oranges. lemons and ra,sins.
Germany takes about oue-half Of the
dried apples and the United Kingdom
like proportion of the green apples
exported. Nearly one-half OF the apri.
cots went last year to France. Ger
many and the Netherlands, while the
United Kingdom alone took onethtrd
VI the total.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-10
School Teachers M,aslon.

To capture the citadel OF a child
mind through love and sympathy. l.
lead pupils toward higher ideals
lie and duty; to establish closer re
lations between home and school anc
state: to exalt purity OF life and con
duct: to strengthen the moral tone OF
the community: to make good men
and women: to establish and dignity
the profession OF teaching; to max,
education attractive; to magnify the
state; to meet the need for educated
citizenship; such Is the exalted mis-
sion OF the teacher. Hon. Charles Il.
Skinner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-10
veoetabIe Nluhtcap,

A vegetable nightcap may be seen In
the agricultural museum at Washing
con, 1t is the sheath OF an immense
African flower. and IL used by the ma
tives as a cap. Turned up around the
lower edge. 1t runs to point like a
tasseled nigh:cap. Its color ia rich
brown. It's texture OF a fine laceliko
quality. and 1t ID strong and durable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-10
Years Have Made Little ChsnaA

do you act toward your wife ~ you
did before you married herr" Exact.
~. ! remember Just how used to
act when first fell In love with her.
used to hang over the fence In
front OF her house and gaze at her
shadow on the curtain. afraid to go In
And | act Just the same way new
when get home late