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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

Ger einottige Sdmorf oGie @elt
acbt inter" bilOet sic Soupt.9(ttrof.
zion oui Dem @roaromm pel6es Der
CBcater @crein u9iedar0 fiir ieinen
1eittc, mie iibli6, i'm uGeuti6en
@oiibous 5ur gemiitbliAen Stinoe"
5il Socuit @oint itottfinoenoeu In
tcrbaIhmes .glbcno miigeiteat Bot.
GoS Stiid Scr serooe g9eg lit Der
tcite" miro e6eniaas OUR gluifiiI-
ring oelangen. @loitoeutide Dor
trdec BON @rn. @il6elm @3erteas,
iowie 5o6lrei6c @luiifitiide oer0on-
lt0noigen Oos ASrogromm. @litwir.
fen weroeu Die SS. Grid 9Robra
SEQ @laaBcn 9}oul 9ierih, 6ron5
9Ibericb, $. Siabeao S. 8erneblrg,
Carl 01iiacr uno @ilbelm @ertcns.
Der 9lnfane Der @oriieaung lit auf
S llbr ieitgeiebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

6. Gallagher mo Bob Garlin lpur0e
oas Drama ngeior tie N}oit" 5ur
glitifii6rung gebraht Inter BEN lib.
rigen 0litpirfenoeu iiu0 @eo. 9pons
mO Bob Soia @luiifantcn, So. N1or.
ton, ser %Gonoarap6. Songer, Seleli
Wc@}a6on Mlourice GiamonO, Tenc
Gbaplon. Goltcr 9crro, @mil Spt.
ton & Co. @eorge o.. gropn Die
Soreita Clones unO Sincere.
nGolonial 6cuter.4
SIN .Golouial 16eoter" lit ge.
tern oas Trama .I6e &inuing Of
Barbara @orth" auigciii6rt uorOeu.
Die 9iebesgeicbibte Der Barbara
8ortb. Ole piclci intcreiianten Dlo.
mente lmo ole iorbenrei6en Scenen
gemdbren genilBrei6e Shmoeu. 1ie
SauptroQen meroen BON &otbrDn
Stepens uno Goi6 Eomlinion &c.
ipielt. Pm Gienitag @littpo6, Srei.
tag uno Sauitaa iinoeu 9iabmit.
iogsuoriteaungen itatt.
IS oDetD Z beotcr."
nS6e 9arnin9 @ioows~ cridiencn
geitern glbeno mli Der 9iibne i'm
n@aDctD Sbeoicr.~ Iie &oriteI-
lung 6eitebt aus 5iuei 9lften bic ais
~ Gan in slice" lmO oSu toe 9llps~
benannt iiuo. 9luBer Dem 5mon5ig.
f0pfigen @ld0heudor beite6t Die
@ruppe aus iolgen0en Spielern 60.
Die Gale. Gam Carleton, 9lrt6ur 2of.
tiis, 9o66p Serns, &arrH @eterion
Gillian @nalii6 @ouliue @olmer, 3D.
9orimer H. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01
lIe6er NvrS nefallen9

gtem CrlcouS, 80 9Sob.
s. g 9oDo, ser Gopit6n 0cs Don
piers oglepmus" pon Scr nBnciiie
Stcaini6ip So. fam auf Ser Sobrt
cn Somitog aui lnoigcildrlc gSeiie
INNS 9ebel. Gies puroe befalnt,
ais DER Gompier 6clte bier pon glew.
yorf eintrai. Gie @oiiogere Glau
ben, Dab er ii6er @oro iiel. gr mar
ciner Oer dlteiien aopitdnu i'm Gienlt
Scr Clinic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01
fSirmltna IN Oilnnopn.

IN ser fatboliibeu Ncr5 SeiI'
Stride in @lpnoon firnltc nu Sonn.
too Nii6of 8. y. Gorrioon oic er.
madieuen DER SoDrcSflaiie BON 90.
Sicrm idloB iid cin Giicn in Der
&er1 Nein.NnlIc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01
bic 9lbeubIdnlc in oOcmit &Oint
uffcn.

Gie gl6enoihule in 2ocilit 9Soint
al Der Gdc bon Sul mo Clement
StroBe lit eeitern gIben0 micoer CT
ofinct moroen. Gic Sdllc lit nod
cinem 9cibhij Der 8eborOc mmmcDr
icocu W2outag. Wlittmod INTO 6reitog
oficL imo jeoer iiuiee 0loml wel1er
lcrnen mia, bat 3utritt 5ii oeriel6en-
@etonntliA muroe friiber bic 5Gulc
qciMloiicn mcil man ocn octiAcn
Seclcutcn ocr i'm Sofen Iic9cnocu
Sdiifc Den 3utritt ocupeigert Bate
Die Sdllbeboroe Bat oie 9lngelegen.
leit ermogen imO beihloiien, odB
qcrooe fiir oieic ociliiAcn SecIeute
oic Sdule ein Se9cn lei uno bat
ocn 9eiud oerielbeu UollitdnOig iii-
foiiirt. mo 0ober iinO mlnmebr Oicie
9ultc jcoer5cit wilfonmcn. Dlorgen
glbcuo bconut ser lInicrridt I'M
7.3O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01
Qie meriIaniidle eaae.

NN ~+Nt~+ -+fNtt@r 49, lNJ+ 'NNi $50"
9eridt Der brihi9eu 9oiidait
ooaisc 9ube. 9a6uOerbinouna
5piiteu Suore5 imo Der inertia.
uiiaen Saiptitoot pieoer cr6ii.
Hei.
g8afbinatpn 30. 9}opember
cir Gecil Sprina.Rice, Der britt.
ihe 8otidaiter, benabribtigte beute
oas Staatsoepartement pom gm-
pfang eiucs 8eri6tes bon Charge
o'gIifairs Spbler BON Der britiihen
gotidait IN Ger Stoot 02erito, III
Dem es beiBt, oaB in Der merifani-
i6en Smlptitaot Or0ning berridt.
Sobler crfl1rt Dab General ga.
pata nidt in ser Staot mar, ionoeru
bort our9 eineu ieiner Gifi5iere uer.
treten murOe. ST beri6tet OaB feiue
Snrihhmeen porgenommen mur.
BEN olsgenonmen in 5daeu bon
Sergebei aegen ole oiientlide Gro,
ming.
GonIul Canada erhidte beiitc oos
Staatsoepartement, glmerifaner mo
onOcre 9hisldn0er 5u marnen, iih SIR
ietigeu 3eit uidt uo6 9era Gru5 81
beaeben. gS pir0e angeaeben. Dab
oie geforoerinas 6acilitdteu ami.
Iben Der Stoot 0lerifo imo Der pa.
ienitoot uniidere ieicn mo 0aB Die.
ieuiaen, nelhc es risfirten. nad
Gcra Gru3 5it rciieR, aaer SSa6r
ibcinlibfeit nad BORT gcitranoet
ieien.
SSu oieier @crbinouna erlieB oas
Gepartement Die iolgenoe glnfiinoi
gline
nSielen gImerifaueru, uelhc nah
gcra Grilj 5uriidfebrcL lit es nidt
m0ald, iid in oos Snuerc oeS 9ou
ocS 5u begebeu. SIS lit feline Soii.
mng porbanoen. Dab Die 9obnper.
binoimg Dor oielen Wionaten beiier
mer0en miro. oa Die giienba6nIiuien
pom peridieoenen 6aftioneu coutro-
lirt werocn iuo nie Dor 3eritorug
iiber iiu0.~
GobalIcro ihItcBt lid
@illn's Truppen an.
@cne eiueetroifene oifi5ieae 0e-
peiden beitdtiaen friibere 9erihtc,
DAB iic6 @euerol 9uis Gabaaero. Ger
@oliperneur BON Snnoulipos. oen
@iao'iAen Truppeu IN Merito az.
eeidloiicn bat. Go er in Eampico
Die GoutroIe fiibrt, 70 miro Elm frieo
lidbcr Giu5tg Der ErIppcu peIhe
bon Sml 2iliS %otoiie in oiiIider
9iihhmg maridircu, ermortet
% Observation-Disclosures 0en
Suare3 uno Stoot
N1e.rifo.b crgeatellt
OF @aio, Ter. 80. gloDeubcr
Ole befige 8iao.9laeuhr tim.
oigte bcrte an, oaB Ole 9obuuerbin
Dung 8miihen Suare5 unO Staot
Merifo iuieoer eroffnet moroen it,
Sopeit III Grfabrung aebrnht
ueroen tann iino General @iao uno
oie 9eamten Der GonDantionspartei
nod nidt in Scr Stoot a}erifo elm
setroiien.
Gorron3o- Z rnppen i'm
SonOru.
DOUGLAS, glri5., 30. glooembcr
glohridten, melhe oie Sonora
2on6. uno aricgsitcuer Gounriiiion
erbielt. 5ufoIge fiuo $500 @2om un
ter Dem 9eiebl BON Sole Cbregon
cinem gmoer oes Gorron5o.8ii6
rers, BON Smaloo aus in Sonora
cineeortnacu. Ole aolonne fiibrt
is @eIAnte itno is @1oidineuge.
mebre NIT iid6 mo ibr 8iel 1T ser.
moiino. Die Solptiiaot BON @ouper.
reur Sole Mantoreno @ino's sln.
lJdngcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01
Mcnlfinrr etreidl-

Bon Dem 5euermeoer an Der @de
bon Fl. @ail- imo Soraioga-StroBe
muroe geitcrn 9lbenO fr5 Dor Nlit-
iernadt Gin ialihcr 9llorm obgcgc
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01
Nlad NNnrLieu feltaehnLten.

Benjamin Soncs, ein 9leeer. Ger
oIlsemein inter Dem glamen D@Iod
Gborlie~ befouut 1T iist in DER mitt.
Iereu &oIi0eiitotiou inter Dem Der.
codt, oneeblib eincn @lorO in
@lun0er 9oint, nobe 98orfoIf, 3d..
tegangen 81 boben. gr mlr0e Be.
fauutlicb an Samitag 9lbeno bon
oun @ebcimpoIi5iitcn Scrmau Sob.
lcr ocrboftet. Sones bcitreitet oos
ibm 8ur Gait geIegte @erbre6en
oiebt ober 5iL iih in 9lorfolf olfge.
holten 81 6abeiL ais oer Wloro Deriibt
imtroe. Die 9eb6roeu BON @irginien
iiuo bon ser Ierbafhug oes 9legers
in aeuntniB eeicbt woroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

On Dem n3in0ergarten1 in @igb
lonotonn. DER in Der n&esclle.&one~
on Der 9rittcn StroBe, nobc @ont
StroBe, uitergebra6t it, brad &C.
itern geoen IL llbr %ormittogs elm
@rono aus. Der etlpa 5000 ShaOen
onridtete. 0os 6euer cntitono IN
einem 3immer, oos Don BEN ainocrn
aIs @orocrobc bcnist mtroc. un0
scritortc mcbrcre Giidc 9iltc mo
Shi6le. SSn oem ShiiIbouic bcfou.
rem iid 5ur 3eit OeS 9ranoes 1913
Climber. Die ainocrgartcn.2e6rcrin
ren SRI. Sotab &. 93owcf, Sri. 9lap
sSorreiter, @eleu Crari un0 9licc
6eiu6oro grifien energii6 eim ais
cS iih 0nuin bonoelte. sic oilfgercs
len ainoor aus 0em brerncu0en @e
bdl0e 81 ibafien.
@oli6iit Sciic bon ocr Canton 80.
li5ciitotioi cntOedtc Oos Scucr uno
olormirtc oie SigbIonotopn uno
Canton 5eueripebr, Der es obnc
9roBe @llbe aeIong Die Slommen
81 loi6en. 9ercits gciicrn gohmit
toq fonnte ser SdnI6etricb iuieocr
mligcnommcn peroen
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gInf etraEeen6adn.g9aaau LeranbI

9ie @ebeimpoli5iiteu iino eifris
leuiibt mf bic Spur BON Goihen.
oiebeu 81 tommcn mel@e ibr llupe.
iui mif StraBenbobn @oggons trei.
Zen. Der in glr. t704. DIT 9onpole.
StroBc. ipobubaite @iaiom o.
ojrigas bat ser 4oliSei geuelOet,
Dab cr olf eincm @oggou Der @aps
StaBen'2inie nm ictne G'elob0rie
bcitoblcn piroc. ipelhe S26 @oargelo
cnibielt. Gem an Ger G6e bon 81,
Gouuell. mo brittle StroBc iuobn-
boften 2ouis @ifcI muroe, cbeniaHs
cui eineu StraBenbabn.g9oe Der.
icIbcu 2inie Die @eloboric geitobleu.
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aoSeahara


See Grtmnn, Elm Yleioaarbeiter, auf
tragiite @ciir inns 9eben &c.
fommcu Shir3tc IN ocu 6o6r'
ihi6Iidadt oui Gem Gcn6ou Ocs
.@aroeu.9bea 9luf Der
6obrt nod Dem Soipital aeitor.
ben. 9lroere llnidac.
@ier5is SUB tiei lit ociteru 9lod.
mittag Der oreiBig Sabre alte 0le.
tauarbeiter See Grtinon, auf ocnl
9leu5ou 0es ,@orocn EbeaterS~
on Der Ode BON Glap StraBe uno
Forf.glociue, in Sen 5a5rihl6liaadt
abgeitiir5t. Gr mar ouf Dem Ban
fir Die George 6uller Contraction
6ompouD tb0tig. @litor6eiter ueI.
dc sen llnfoa 6emcrften cilteu IN
0oo GrogeidoB mo fau0en ooieI6it
Den GerangliidteH 6ewuBtlos auf.
SSn Der &oli5ciambulau5 oes mittle.
rem Giiirifts nur0e Srtinan nah
Dem Mercp-0oipital ae0raht. glni
Der Sabrt nod benz &oipitol ilarb
Ortnon. Or. @ouanO coniiatirte.
Dab er ouf Den aopf aeiaaen mar
mo eineu GAdocl6uld crlitten bot.
tc, Der ieinen Cob sur Solge bate.
Coroner Or. 9bon6ers Bat nit elmer
llnteriuhine oeS 6oleS bcgonuen.
Crtmau mobnt in g}r. 32l, gloro.
Gorrollton.2lDeuue.
Bonn StroBeuba6uma0gor
ute0erGeruunt.
9cim lle6eric6reiten 0es 6a6rpe.
acS an ocr Sue bon @rott-StraBc
mO 9cntrc.Worfct pnroc aencru
9lodmittag ser 80 Sabre alte Sobn
@ollo6an. DON Or. 25i6, g9eit.5oir.
mount.9lDeuuc, BON eiucm StrnBen.
bobnmaggon Der 9lolaso &orf9inic
gctroifen unO sur Groe aeidleuoert
Sn Nlercu.0oiptal, nad Dem CT IN
Ger Foli5eiam6ldon5 oes mittleren
GiitriftS ae6raHt muroe couitatirten
oie 2ler5te, COB @aaabou ihner36afte
@erlebrngen an Der rcfteu Sano er.
liiten 6atte-
9 on elmer 2ettergeititr8t.
Ginc 9eiter. onf ipcl1er @eorge
SDues BON @de @ieb. uno 9Srott
StroBe beiadftigt mar. brad seitcrn
glodmittos mo oIs &eiuItot itiir8te
SuncS ouf OoS StroBenpiloIter ber.
ob babel i4limmc Shnittpun0en
cm @opfe ooOon tragen6. Bur 8cit
oes llnfaas reporirtc NDncs cine
@orquiie an Dem Sauie glr. 2t3,
9'oro @opitraBc. san ser %oIi8ei'
glnbuIon5 oes mittIeren Diirifts
mur0e Der &crIcttc narb Dem n@2ercD
Scipital~ ecbrodt. Sgncs 1T l3
Sobrc alt,
@emltBtIoS ouf Der
StrQBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

@eitern itattete cine Dic6es6anoe
Ser Mo6nlmg oes aupferihmie0es
9tobert Cooper, glr. 1884, 0It2om.
boro. .StroBe, einen @emh ob ltn0
iebten Damn oie 92erfitott in 8rauo,
onideineno in Der 9lbiiht ibrc Spu.
rem 5u peripiic6eu. 0ic bcioeu i'm
GroeeiaoB eeIegenen 8Gume fiueen
cbcnfoas 5euer mo fiinf Rerionen
muBten aus Dem brennen0cn Some
ms 6reie oebrodt tueroen ais sic
pon einem 9oli5iiteu olarmirte
8euerpebr an ser 9railitdite eridien.
Sic 6lammcn ricbteten einen Sma.
oen bon ctno $1,000 ON.
Sr. Cooper. ieiu So6n SarrD, %
Sabre alt mo oeiien Godter, 2eno
i6 Sabre alt uno 6onnie, 10 Sabre
alt muroen in ocn 91odtgep6uoern
ron ser 6euermebr auf oie StrnBe
ee6roAt. Crit ais Die Slamnen &C.
loiht mnren eutocdte Sr. Cooper
ooB i6nl Diebo @olo. uno SLIDER.
moorcn i'm @crtbc bon 5000 aus Der
gSerfltott cntweuoet bottcn. Gin
c5eIotoitcn in oem iid Gin oroBerer
@clobcirag befano lit ieooM BON
i6Neu iibericber moroen Gie 4olis
sci 1T Scr 9lniidt 0ab cS iic6 Inn cine
GiehcSbanoc Aonoeli. sic ie0r qcno'
nit Den gSobnm8socrbolhrilcu oer
6oulilie Cooper 9ciheio puBtc.
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gln5 Sem 0Oipiial in's Ocfdnenih.

MS seiteru Der 27-id9riae 9ader
Nlihacl Spinella bon gir 3iS. gllbe-
marle Strobe, gebailt oas Ct
Soiepbs Soipital" oerlicB in ocm
cr iidl felt ocnl IA 9}oUcm6cr an ci-
ner ibn nit ciucr 9lrt beiGebradten
aophpruoe acle9en battle, iauo cr in
iener @o6ung cine polBcilid)e Gor.
loouna Dor, unO miBtc iid 81 ci.
nenl @erG0r Oor 9licltcr Smii6 III
sic 6itlihe Folijeiiiation bcgcben
GaS Ger1or baitc 0nS 3ciultat, ooB
Spnella wcgen angebliAeu Eieb.
ita9ls BON $50 Inter elmer 9iirg.
idaii bon $4,000 oen @roBoeidworc.
ren ii6eruieicu wiroe mo uorldiiig
oas StaoigcianouiB ais feline gIoreiie
an8ebcn nuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

udge vF Mcllt ins Nnclaub btl1rai o.
0lainr Gr. ii3, ch.1altlmnlf 1irahe, nags
0Altom ponle Mpf-tg,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01
glaLIieImarIdaN EarIerIg NerIdI.


Gincn @criht iibcr feline Stl0icH.
@eiic nod glep.Yorf lmtcrbrcitcte
geiiern Moridaa 9}obert o Garter
Der @ol3eibe6oroc. Sn Dem 9eridt
bctout ocr @loriboQ. oaB iib oos
Sgitem cinen &oli5iiicn al cincm
bcitininltcu &lds 5u iiatioHireu nidlt
6emdbrt mo micocr obgeldoiit miro.
Gas 9idt-5iQuol Spiicni lit onBcrit
praftiid mo iolte, wic ocs Nloridlaa
cmpficblt, bier iobolo alS lu0gIih elm
aefi6rt mcrOcn GS wiir0ca oonn an
oen @oli3ci 01eloetditen cle.triiAe
9onpcn onacbraAt wcr0cn. @iro
Gin @oIi5iit Don oeu @eamtcn eiuer
Boli5ciiiotion 6en0ibiat, Damn er-
leuhten iie non oem %oli5ciaebdiloe
ais sic cleitriide 9cmpc cineS @id.
ociaitcns. &oli3ei6iln0c 6obci ib IN
Stem Norf nibt bepd6rt un0 iino
t6cilmciic abgciboiit uorScn. S,rt
Dem 9cri6tc idiloert Nerr Gartcr
opSfi6rliA, pie sic 9lc,Y9orfcr go.
li5iitcu oisac6iloet pcrocn. Gieiel.
ben miiiieu crit cineu oreimouatlibcn
airiuS onrAmahcn, e6e iie 3um
Gicnit 5ugclaiien weroeu.
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@ouperneur @ol0sboroug6 wo6ntc
Geiiern gum eriieu @lale noh ieiuer
araufbeit elmer Sisuns Der Stoots.
6outen.9eboroe bier in Ser Staot IN
icmem Bureau ai Der Sout1.Strobc
bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

glm 5eitigen Ylor8en mur0c &c.
itern Scr 60 Sabre oIte 9lIcronoer
@ea BON gtr. 100, gloro 6rontiraBc,
cuf Der StraBe 6epuBtlos oligciln.
sen. Syn ser &oli5ei.glm6ulons oes
mittleren Giitritts nuroe CT nod
Dem oNlcrc0.@oipitol" ge6roGt mo
ci hlr5 uad ieiuer GinIieierung,
cbue Oas 9ciuuBtiein wieoer erlougt
az babcn ieinen @eiIt ousbaudtc.
Coroner Or. Chambers unteriu6t
0cn NaQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

Sr. 6reO. 81. Nu6er iuio Nr e.
Soplor Scott pom o@eabooD Wluiif.
Gouierpotoriim reiicn Delte nadl
elmer Gonicrcn5 nod %6iIo0clpbio.
Sr. .. @omea @riSmoI0 bat bis
aeiteru $t2.2t975 fiir oen @arg.
i1noer 3meia Ser u@ot6cn areu5.@e.
icaidaft" erbolten.
Gie o9Ilionce Sroncaiie" gob &C.
iiern 9l6cnO in 9a6oue6s Ibeater
cine MISUNDERSTANDING gum 9eiteu
oes iron5oiiAen Rotten arclBeS
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9lnf ocm gEesc inls SOipitnl seitur.
Der

gioh cincm pl0tlidei 9lnian Uon
ofitcr @er0onugsltorin9 itarb qc.
tern @cor9e ,Sobnion ron 91r. 1910,
9lnorc Strabe, in Dem 9lm6ulan5.
iva9eu Der GautoBer @olBaiiiatiot
ocr i'm in Elm Soipital bringra ioll.
tc. Nobuion Der on Dem Gautoner
gctreioc Gleoator arbeitetc, iiar6
wdbreno Scr 9lmbnlan5luogcn aui Der
Sabre nad 2ocuii &oint aebradi
iurroc. Gr 2. %iroi6 bon 6ori.slpc.
mic telltc Sen Soo ieli uuo iorstc
fir oie lle6eriii1rnus oe5 SeibnaniS
nah DER @o6mng BON So1nion.
Ter g'eritorbenc bintcrlaBt ciuc 6a-
milie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

&eridie0enc Goniten luelde an
Ser uGot6en areiB.glrbeit1 bebiilflic6
iein ioIen iinO IN ser geitrisen Sis.
nng 0eS o6rouen6ln0eS oeS lliab.
bdngigeu 9iirger-@erein's~ pon5roil
gllbert 5anf6dncl, Scr &ice.@rdioen.
tin IN Sotcl @aleia6 ernomt NOR
Den ,Sn Der GiBung murocu ierucr
S25 iiir @otte mo @erbauos3eug Be.
pilligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

Gos Ggefutip.goniite oeS 9loiio.
nol.Gereius ser Sbeaiiid Commit
idre miro om TO- Ie5enlber bier einc
Sieung 6altcn @r Siuepion Gorle
lit Der Sefretar Der Organization.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-01

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-06-25
IN THE COOK sTova.

W." .,ove has been called DO
ID, ne bar. A Boston woman VINO
t0'' ~ study Of Kitchen econom-
A's ~ ,. that the individual COOK
~ -. the individual kitchen. and In.
' ''',du.l housekeeping are tho wo.'
dlN's ..srs They make for ex-
hom'' and nothing destroys DO
felicity so surely as strained
.sook The amount of food wnich
,.n,liss OF four persons eAch
''" ,. for a meal under the present
",an.l system of housekeepins'
,h,. woman. in RESTAURANT
ia feed 20 instead OF only IL POO
=. individual housekeeping sns -
Nv trtber not only is hard on the
~. pocketbook. but also On the
nerves. says Chicago IT'D
Nor is It true that home cooking
hsa,thlest kind OF cooking The
80, the Wholesale kitch u.
,he food better and serves II
.,,r,ctiyely. II 10 more Ape
"a. and consequently. more al
Tive Tho abolition OF the private
s..h.n the woman continues. VIII nc
-.r. deprive the home OF Its atmos
.s.,. than the Punishment OF the
..hub has done We are quite hap
% hs nd OF wash day and to ie'
n. laundry do the washing for Us. We
IN be happier still. she says. wher
..or,ns in the fiat will cease and W.
vtl &c, our meals in public dinin'
,.u, the food prepared by e1per
.oos. instead OF by experimenting
housewives
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-06-25

Engineers do not in tho least doubt
u.rcouis wireless" from Italy that
-rhs problem OF wireless Tor radio)
ts,ephopy has been practically
.Olvsd- They could scarcely DO
more entirely convinced had his wire
~ come via electric waves In the
,ouss OF his own voice. Even Nikoia
Tesla. who from experiment In pos
ssssed OF certainties that certainly
EQUIP him to be an accurate forecaster
In matters not long ago deemed In
credible. declared u few days ago
We surely are on the eve OF the
trxpsmission OF the voice ACROSS the
world without wires-not merely sis'
nails. but the spoken word. Not only
that but the transmission OF power.
and not only the transmission OF pow
~-Ll these things are wrapped up
IN the wireless transmission OF en-
sry'-but the wireless transmission
Of light to Isolated places.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-06-25

A q memorial TO wireless telegraph
operators who have lost their lives NJ
~ II IL planned TO erect = fountain
In Battery park. New York Tho foun-
tain will DO OF white granite. with
ssau OF the same material At either
side At the back will be = column
upon which the names OF tho operators
: viii BE- inscribed az follows: Jack
Phillips OF the steamship Titanic.
April is. 1912. Atlantic ocean. George
c. Eccles. the Ohio. August 20. 1903.
Pacific ocean: Stephen +. Sczepanek.
the Psrs Marquette. September 8.
1910. Lake Michigan: 8. Lawrence
Prudhunt. the Rosccrsns. January Z.
1911. Pacific ocean. Donald Campbell
PArkins. the State OF Califo<nia. Aug.
ust Is. 1918. Pacific ocean. Ferdinand
J. Kuehn. the Monroe. January 80.
1914. &tlantic ocean.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-06-25
THINGS WE LIKE TO KNOW.

To keep comforters and blankets
clean, have a strip of white cloth
about twelve inches wide to face the
ends of the bedding used next to the
face.
Ice can be made to last almost twice
~ long by wrapping well in newspa-
pers.
When a crack appears in stove IL
may often prove a great menace TO
life, especially if it is coal heater.
Mix wood ashes with common salt
made into 4 paste with a little water,
and plaster over the crack 1t may be
put on to a cold or a hot stove equal
~ we'll.
Health Bran Bread.-Take two cups
of graham -four, two cups of bran, two
| cups of white flour, one teaspoonful
OF salt, one egg, one pint of milk, or
| bittermilk, one cup of New Orleans
molasses, one cup of raisins, two tea
spoonfuls of soda and half cup OF
boiling water. Mix well and steam
three hours. Bake a half hour or
more in the oven to dry of. Put into
one pound baking powder cans and
remove the covers when put into!
bake.
When one has part of bottle OF
olives, pour a tablespoonful of olive
oil over the liquid in the bottle and
they will keep indefinitely without be-
coming tasteless.
A magazine heated in the oven will
make first rate foot warmer, or take
the place of a hot water bag without
any fear of a leak
When putting pockets on aprons,
place q small piece of the goods at
each corner and stitch down twice,
then nothing short of a wrench will
tear 1t down.
Those who use radiators will find
that after food has come to a good
boil on the stove it may be placed on
the radiator, and if we'll covered, will
continue cooking. This is especially
good for long, slow cooking.
Open the gas oven for the steam to
escape before heating it for baking
The moisture runs down into the
hinges of the door otherwise, and viii
In time rust them.
One mother who has several chill
dren away from home writes with i'm
preston paper. thus making man.
copies ~ she needs. Each gets hi
letter. with any personal additions
With the work of but one.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-06-25

bome Germans who went up In =
balloon At Bitterheld. Germany. q year
sso, and came down at Kirgischansk.
Russia, 1853 miles distant. have been
sentenced to six months solitary con-
nnsmsnt All we know about Bitter
ns'o u its name. but we are willing to
es' those Germans would like to be
0scf there. Perhaps they will be able
F" get the kaiser to arrange for the
ntun trip.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-06-25
SOME GOOD THINGS.

Stir up with a spoon soft biscuit
dough and fill creased muffin pans
half full Make a hollow in the CEN
ter and I'LL with little marmalade or
jam Bake In quick oven and serve
with cream or liquid sauce, favored
with lemon juice or vinegar. This Is
. good emergency dessert to keep in
mind when there seems nothing to
have for dinner.
Spanish Rlce.-Fry two large onions
In salt pork drippings. then add one
pint of tomatoes; when we'll boiled up
add a pint of cooked rice. Set back
on the stove to cook slowly, or in the
oven for a half hour.
Chill Con Carne.-Boil until tender
two cups of the little brown beans
Grind a pound of round steak, put into
a saucepan to cook with cold water to
cover; add a tablespoonful of but
ter, as much red pepper as you can
endure, and cook an hour and half
When the beans are tender, add them
and cook an hour longer.
spaphetti.-Fry a Glove Of garlic in
q tablespoonful of olive oil or butter,
add two tomatoes, sliced; cook until
the tomatoes are smooth and cooked
to q pulp. Prepare the spaghetti oy
boiling in sailed water until tender
Drain and add to the tomatoes, we'll
seasoned with salt and red pepper.
Garlic is one of our most wholesome
flavor vegetables. but is in disrepute
because of the unwholesome manner
In which 1t Is used by some. There
should Ne Just a suggestion OF the
flavor, Elusive and indefnable, to
make a perfectly favored dish. Garlic
10 said to help digestion. and pre-
serves one FROM epidemics and pes
tilential diseases.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-06-25

The volume OF the saline matter In
the ocean Is a little more than +.S0o.-
ooo cubic miles. or enough to cover
The entire surface OF the United
States. exclusive OF Alaska. 1.6 miles
deep The volume OF the ten-mile
rocky crust OF the earth. including
tAe mean elevation OF the land above
the sea. is i.633O0o. 900 cubic miles.
One per cent OF the contents OF the
oceans would cover all the land areas
Of the globe to a depth of 2so feet. &C
eording to the United States geologic
q survey.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-06-25

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