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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
George Mars Wias
First il High
Sckoel Story Contest

ss-oss. Mars. ssslSs ol Iba hish
school. ..s awarded nrs, ptiss in
shr short ssoss coates. r~SSh.iA Seas
sagt.a, rhs ,isis Of MF, Mar. s,"sS
Is a knish, sf sh- isasd 90 Hobby
is.Eni,,.' .si,s-A sB itSs~u ga,I-,,.
ais. s-sisss Gas aaiajs-a s~-o.a
b~s.,
vissss II. sriaF. sisy editor II the
'lssonisi.aNs.so aad it-s H. E
rhanaI.r .-r- tho llts-s Of .h- saa-
srsss The i,-Ss Ms, .haaalur .i,h
h.sins ~ossts aaa1aas-.t .hr via
n-fs this mssaiAs iss spoke 's ,ia-
s.asisa's ssth- sais- Of shsss sssrf
sfi.ias aai ihs za.si ,hs, Ssn h-
a"n- bf s.-d short stories I'ga,rs-
s"s > II M.sasn sessd-si ,h- pgis.ss
'hr iis., Of .hi.h be vas ,h- aaua-
mss psis~ vss So. saa s-ssai -.
\ short si.sS coates, is s-onathins s
nuw snr the hish ssho"t s,ua-ngs sl
shls .'Ss II is iihrIs the s.a,-s,
b-san shi. s.ar siii So as annual
o.rusf-nsr.
Thrr- s-f. sis contestants Tn.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
LEON RICE NOTED
TENOR SCORES IN
PROGRAM OF SONG

Leon Rice. the famous New YORK
tenor, appeared In concertl asst nisht
At the First Methodist church. He
thrilled the hundreds who attended.
The crowd that attended the con-
cert las, night Is probably the larE'
eat that has been In the church since
Il was dedicated. MIR. Rice was as
sisted by his wife Jcnic Caesar-isicc'
a we'll known pianlste.
Mr.. Rico's program consisted OF
tho kind of sonSs that apcpal to cv-
eryboly. Old 'favorites such AZ The
Rosary II Hear You Calling Nc"
"The Ninety adu Nine Mother o
Mine" and aria from Mendelssohn' .
'rE,itah," were we'll received and the
Response given them was unusual.
Beside the regular program lie sang
"rhc beautiful Land Of Somewhere. !
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JUAN GARCIA KILLED
BY MARSHAL DuRlne
FIeHT At MORLEY

iuss Garcia. . esiisT of old Nrsr
u. .a. Killed IN . tight last s,shs
81 Mssi-ys ~hss the aiSht watch.
nsaa. Miguel Cora. stlssnpsrsa sa
bf~sk ar = dfasksa fish'.
Tuesday "a. IsydsS 81 tho Aos-
iey aiss. saa lAss nishs = ssasb~s
of M-sissas sss~asbird 81 the hosae
sf Jake Tamsis. = mas~. tos . dsisks
Ing boat. A fishl started ssd the
heat called ios help. The ottssss
s.pppaaea and hAd succeeded 10 srtr
siss ss,s.,s ot Tho N~sieaas usi ot The
hoas- ~ishoas asy isuable. whoa II
il alleged Garcia stuck him isum
h-hiad. kaorkias him dows. sss be
ssa sso,h~r mcahmcs os the pssty
jumped upos hia'. A. this posss coes
de~w hi. ssvolvss ssa ssssss1 ststss.
Ossvis vss Shot dead asA The other
man. sa unsdeasifisd missr. rsceiv.
ID . srs~fr soaad. TIE rsossss brok-
aad saa a. sooa ~ the tisia9 sssst-si
The officer stated that tho nsa who
attacked him after he hAd l~ra
laork-d ao~s we're sso~1 With
HALVES.
The Waterman vas put uadrr ar.
rr~s. and cosaoscr u. u. Sip uoSi.
fled. An inquest II b~ias conducted
today by tho coroner.
Garcia leaves . widow and four
childrvu.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
PERSONALS

ileii hrcNs esme in iAss sisAs
fro.a i-ssaisw for shorty ist n thsI
siis with friesas
y, r. csskiis arrived In this etsS
iAss sishs sreo his kaSe n Dssvss|
for fs~ days sSsissss visit.
AIe itiSesbsSsh. = psamissss'
sssiassls { kAaos. ss.esI yesterday isI
Trinidad sasssaiss TO sasis@.s ass,|
lsfs-
isss Josssss returned iAsi sishs|
10 his hosas il Nssssi after sp-sAias|
i~s DAYS In ihi. city sEsAssfsiss}
bGsiness.
M ssd Mrs ", ~. uSishissns|
ssse in isss ssesisx fsos their
hs~s in beaver for . fee Oars statl|
With fssssas in this eiis,
4. ~. tiAsft~iA. psrrhasiss assas|
oi ~. Colombo ssspiS eompsay. ss.|
rived hsse yesterday isoa hak haesI
il t,rsses fos . tes as,s' bsssass4sI
visit.
Geosse y, kinhsii of lhs Ruses
l'a@i seapsny k in The .isF fas .
fee days ssissAiss The ss-sisss sf
the sosrsssioasi isssssisstiss con.
siils-.
Nr. asa Mr. i.sns Rice LETT lssiss
fos the east alter .s@sdiss . Aas "
this eiiy. They ~sse il the eoaxssS
lass sixhl ~ the t1rsl MsskoAtss
ehsrvh. After sp-aaiss . fee u~eaa
II N~w farh city Mr.. ssa Mr. Htss
~iii l.sve Tor Paris. where lh~s siii
fiii sn .assxrasss,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
on Easisk Romance
Ends IN Weddiaa

\ romance which started In bud In
IN Gland a few year. ago aud bios
som-d in the heart Of the Rockies
came To q eios~ yesterday afternoon
by the pretty ~cddiaE Of Arthur l..
Chapman To Mis. Christina Thornp'
.nn at the R~ctofy Of the firss
Methods, Episcopal church. Rev. y,
". Hs-lnait officiating.
Mis-. Thompson /. . former soriCty
belle of sweden aud has bc-n spend
Ing considerable time In this country.
spending most Of her time In Santa
barbara. California aud Chicago. ar
rived In the city last Monday for the
nupiiai hlcssias.
Mr.. Cha ,man. formerly one of tho
iarscs, caterers ot London. England.
and only recently stewart Of the
bartlett, mansions. will make his tut.
urc home in New Zealand where he
has large holdings which need his
pcr-onaI supervision. His associates
At vcrncjo Park deeply regret his
leaving and his clean character and
Iov,aI disposition have won a warm
spot In their hearts.
The happy couple. accompanied by
Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Noon. also o'
vcrmcjo Park. leave on their honey
moon over the Santa Fc Friday morn
ing for San Francisco and sail on the
Moana on March I.
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no danger Of iacerat ation or other sscsAsat
ga ths period will hs !. sns a.. q 'spfens com
MothefS Frseed u one Of IL tre4test
q % 9.iPfSl ts9 + 9asssts II y = 3. .ss. sue
and thus eaAblAS ~ ~ ~ ~ y
await The sfestfst syest q . woAass ilts
eet Il for you. Mothers tHSa4 ID pfStAlNd
only BY fhe Rradheld fsA6uthfor Ca. ~
Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga, who will mali
40 Instructive BOOK to sspectsnt mot>srs.
Write for II to-day,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Restores Its
Thickness and Lustre At Once.

Darkens Beautifully and Restores Its
Thickness and Lustre At Once.
Common garden sage brc~cd into
a heavy tea. with sulphur and aico-
hoi added. will turn gray. sircakc'i
and faded hair beautifully dark and
iuxuriant: remove every bit Of iand-
ruff. stop scalp Itching and falling
hair. Mixing at Sage Tea and Sui
phur recipe at home. though is irou-
blcsomc. An easier way is to get the
read-to.use tonic. costing about so
cents q large bottle. at drug stores.
known a. "wycth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy" thus avoiding
q lot Of muss.
While wispy. gray. faded hair II
not sinful. VIC all desirc to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ncss. BY darkcninE your hair with
wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. no ono
because II does II SO naturally. 70
evenly. You Just dampen = sponge
or soft brush with II and draw It
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time: by morning all
gray hairs have disappeared. After
another application or two your hair
becomes beautifully dark. glossy.
soft a dniuxuriant and you appear
years younger. lid.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
WE WAIT TINS.

The manager Of the West thcatcr
informs Us that he ID negotiating
with the manager Of The Deep Pur-
pie for one night. lie says there
ia very little chance for such = COM
pany having q date open. No mat
ter. let them know We are on earth.
We may catch them on their return.
You must remember. twas wind that
made Chicago. Keep blowing your
horn. s,t
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
Fer sALE-cHlCKeNs

Ten =. e. White i.~shorn puilcts
Young sirsin). nine month"; oil.
and onc cockcroi. unrelated. Price
for tho pen $3.50. wish To rCtaia
possession Of them until March = To
get my supply Of cesa for hatchins.
but call and bargain for them nov II
you want ihcm.-E. l.. Eneclhardi.
::0 White Ave. Phone Red ?i33. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

stories ..,- .abni,,-a asasr assa de-
siaBa-s. oE sASa saSas. hshS- inn
iais-s hss hs shoSl-siso Ss ,Es aar
,hsss sf tn ain.frs, shoT, stories
ansiI after the a-sisioa WAS rsansr-
ed.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
hsk Sckeei Raskst
Bell Teaa Gees
10 Aeafe Ksis

The sos.' ssA girls basketball
ieasas VI The isx&i Nigh s~sosi siii
leave lasisAs for Mosts Vista shsf.
lk4s will Plsy . series Of three sansss
sAeh sitk the high s@hasi Of lhs,
city, As DSak sks boss .sa the girls
have s@~s .ss.<ssfai in sississ ca
@ss s.ns piaYsA lha. lar. The sa,iSsk
for rsisiasd ls exceptionally bright
The lsass. mIsssd . great seal ol
pssssis- 81 the nrsa sf The season
osiAk is the fart that . fio.,s soaii
mol s1 .~sarsa 10 pisF os. tas sh@s
As- sss in excellent sSsai,ios aAi
tory,
The iissaps are .. follows Gift.
isam-RSsssr ssa its~~. forwards
Chandler saa d, jsmissss. s-hssTss
SANDER. ssa Walker. guards: rhosar
a. sss wesSes. sssss isass lean
Miisks aai i4oass fss..fd.: Mst1r
xss. e.s,sss rsuss~s ssi Ci-ssissss.
guards: Chandler and fsslisoa.
ssslss-
tn. Mssi. Nssls tease. arc smsss
the fastest in tho STAT. sha Mshts
Vista fass ~iii no asas, s- ,s..i-,i
10 saAss u the b~sa basketball sssass
shrS hss- ssrF .ishss.~a,
tt. Tfisiasa ,~snss .iii .s~si
triass. xssssass -sAa s.sasf is
Maaie Vista. and ,-ssins ,h.s- sas'
sss -s.siss. will arrive in rsiHiaai
MosaSs assAins
Tfislisa girls 80 ba.sse GIgls s,
rsisiasa boz. ~ itAtSn Lgss 3
rsinia.i bSss SIS wsis-abass ~.
Tsiaiasa boss sts wals.abuss IS
Tsissaaa b@ss sis fas~ Ah,nas. "a.
Thts i. ike RECORD o. ,h. bisk
80 ho.oi bssk~s bail team sins- ,h.s
started u. s~ss@a too noasss ass
Neither l-sh has n-s defeat shE.
f-sf ssa Ia sts sas-s ss l-sss 'issisl'
fAst hste played 4s maaf ssHns
asas fsusn Aoas- as sh-} have on
their s~h stssr sAa thi. tsr, aiahr
stS-s them s,u-snt. t.f .tairains shs
s,.is championship. not .aIy in boy :
,as Ai.a IN. sisis' team, ~hi.h hss
DOT b--n defeated In sh- past ,hs-s
y.ass cs-g ha,. Won The as 500
rtna.hi, as sh. soash.Fa ,siaszsssa
<sssk.sa N.v M-si.o i.-sxu- ,srr~
l,-srs t.rsishs and finishing ~ishpa'
10 defeat Tn. boys have a-t~ssr'i
most of shs sifoae hish sThs.ui trans
in the stat. -ss.r, Central an: tea
i-ssisi ot i'a-bis. these t-o .saaa''
.sh.~iiiaG th- scheduled zams. siit
th. iarsls. sisiaG ss iheaT osiy f.asa
on that TsisSdsd ~ss tun tAs Oft
TrisSdsa offered tn go Ia Pueblo ss'
pisy III. auini.s. Of The ''ssokj
iCit9' but no game sos:i IL ss'
sass.a The .,o.~.i game ot ia'
s9Asaa thu. far has been Nth Las
Aain,as. the .sef- b-ias - tn ~. and
Il this gam. which at the ~nd at ihs
first half stood - to in favor al
the locals. hu, in the last ~ss turaed
jnlo q farce by the locals playing sll
substitutes None Of the xsm-s has
i,-~n q close contest. but Aas been =
~sik-s~ay for the locals.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
1aaN1.

IhtAs.
Nsf3 Tartar. III. tsa rear old
child of Ne and Mrs rfshA Tartar.
Of Hoesis. died At the hsS. s-ss.ss
aAy stlese"aa al : a'si.sk. at bronr
.htsi ss~uta1nis. sH.f . shoss i'll
s~., This @nsnins 81 6 s'sissh.
Iaha. The iIs- ysar old sas. died Of
the same disease. The fsn.ssi of
the s~o !hilaF-a "a. held At 'h-
home lhis af,-sa.aa ~ /: s',ioeh asa
iai-saesi sasa- in the Catholic GENE
t-fy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

pQrU JnV0yvt0 u u
4 tsnetf1dng eytefnal
app1icatioo otter Ne
formula of . notsd
family 6ostof. and lu-
bfteatee evety mueciA
nerve, 0ooq or eoAr
dcA involved
By n daily ~
there will Be no pals,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

MIR. n. Il. Mauby. our head piano
tuner OF Donver. will be In Trinidad
Tits week only. PARTIES Wishing
licIr pinnos tuned Will kindly leave
orders At tho Knisht-Can,pbell Mn-
sic store. 10. East Main. We posi-.
lively guarantee MIR. Manby's work
Tho Knieht-canipbsii Music Co.
Denver. Colo. Fa.. ", 2t
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

Heseai.
The isf.nt child os Nj AMI Mrs
Peter Nespai. OF vsiAes. died yss'rF-
dsy aoss,ax 81 The hosa- saa tbs
tsassai vAs held ysslsssAy sis~s.
aoos. rse issss1~ss ~as made 10
The vsls,-g cemetery.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

The Ssisssioa Army eas re say
ens'.ets eioshtas. sasaisare. hilshea
ussasiis. dtshss. bsddias. cse. Asy.
oae hasins say Of such please rhoae
Nod ass: aad they viii ~ called
for psu0psly. 7haaka.-capssia e.
4. 1)naa 4sr a. --r
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
Deal for Purchase
Chicago Cisb on

.hisas". III, v-s- 80 n. ilhss
syndicate shss+ Offer sSg sh- gas,EolIr
Tag stock In The 'hiyszs Ssii1aa:s
sas g.fas~a By 'ssEi-s y rsu. a;
rinsinna,i s.s,-sisIs has ~i,haEs-.
ssoHa IN. nsia This -as saHaahs-ss
b. iJs-si. > isrbaa to-day after be hsa
Ha-s his sii.n,s and discussed si,h
shraa ,hs ussa,s a, hts Sisi, ia Nc
TAFT The ssaaisa'-. b. said, did nos
consider 'hH s'~Sa s"1sEoI ans tran
rhisS s"gsh ns"sv shan bait = tail
liam slallsss. uadrs tL- ss-s-at rsnH
di,iaas In BASEBALL. ass believed ia
offer a, s5ss.e"o ssF a n.iaFu
shas- ~ Ia ss-rA mach sssT- than =,
sSdld San, is pss a.-
Most Aaylkink ~ tffhslnE neatly
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

Want . hixh Grad employee or
the better grade ot servants Make
use ot Tho want columns II The
Chroaici--Srws u
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
rhs lsy q !
esniag Msihssbssd
A"ssfssSi "a sns s.Issxss e ~ Ts.sssa : : ss

Aothers Frissd h Tie only rsnsAy
knDWn that y ahle b reach eli u 9i6srs1t
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
OBITUARY

1satsgs.
Jassiss Moas0s.. tho issasI skIia
OF NJ ssa Mss ss1 Noaloys. -as
buried yesterday in III. Vsid.. .ss.r
lss3s. rhp ssa.ssi ~ss ssla ., she
koA. 10 Nasass
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

SOME persons could do wonders II
their capacity for doing cQ,inlcl
their capacity for Worrying. Albany
Journal.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
yW 3uplu Wu t,l
AZ,
n oua Iuk

no SOu REALIZE thai sl
ths Conservative rate u Z
~ e~sI islsssna. soo-
p6ssdsd ,~Ai-sss asiiy. sss
aallss in fifsy years siil
osisttiJ itself mere ikss
essss iiaass-.
u sea could TODAY tsl
ess ei.ssv ~ I pss sess.
eaotoasa istssssa. ss4
issss II saaislasssA fse
s1ity sesss. IL 1854 IL
vesla hsss ssovs 10 S;.-
S>1. ssls@Aiiesiiy. silt -
eAsss eA jour bssS.
Aavs Yes ssy csspsssA
lstassss ~ssaias fss Yssl
1sosabss. ~ Ray I Pss
/, ~ s.T
TIE ennalesu SAVINGS
nA1
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

Most say,hinx N tsiasias neatly
ssrseuira and at srssnsshio prices.
NJ the shsunieie. Se~s Sos soons
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
cHAS. r. THOMPSON
1asckey q plANlO
PRIVATE LISo0US.
3lt hss Street. yAsas I. Ia.
Call q Lave Yosy A1lyssa.
DAHYoRD. sAxDElsoH 4 co.

Civil. Nisiss saa tssisaiioa n.
siassss; hiuepsislisx. AAPpiss. coa'
slsussios. itsons sel.sls Hash
iisiiaisx. Phoae 7. las. Il
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26
ATTENTION. Hn.

AIIk0IIUU. kk89s
Thssr siii be regular merSiss
Of Tsiaiaaa Lodge M isi. ~ r. o
Eiks. rhassasy eveaiss. February
:s. ~ : o'siork p. ~. Al sisitisa
bscshef. welcome.
y. u. STONE.
t.sAissd Ruler.
CHARLES nAtt.Ef.
u SECRETARY FRO Ten.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-26

caseessss.Ns.s see . .essa. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
enranaa h 60d6einia.

@ia sic 6umanen 6orocrugeu Ser
9lmeritoner nidt ouerteiiuen
Gie mcritouiideu @eonteu in
@era GnB ioQen uon oeu Ser.
Staaieu aeidiibt mcrocn. ga.
range le0utc ciuc Nliaiou Collars
o6.
gGai 6fngto Ms no. Gttober
Sil Scr merifahiirben 2lnaclegenbeii
miro sic Ser. 2taatcn.Aeoiernug Tel.
ucrlei ueiteren Shritte imterne5men
tno miro init i9rer 5itiinitigcu 80.
litif geaen oie merifoniide Central.
9legieung morten bis General ga.
ran3a, ser erite Goniiihltionaliiient
G6cf iornelle @orautie iiir Den
SduB BON 9lnSldnocru lu0 Nlerifo.
ncru. o6ne 9}iidiiht mIi Oeren politi.
ite 9liiiliationeu gege6en bat nm
ucripriht, ooB er feline wciteren 3ouc
pom iolhcn @iitern erbcbeu miro, iiir
mclAe oieiel6en idoH an sic 2lueri.
faner md6reno ser 9eietlmg bon
Gcro GrB be5a6lt. Goroii5a 6oi
ii1 Iomeit aepeacrt, feline 0oltiuQ
3ufrieoeniiellen 3u ertldrcn imo mill
nidt anaebeu mas er t6un miro
mern iih sic omeritauii6en Sripper
BON Gera Gru5 5uriidge5ogen baben
Nlan mies oaranf bin 0aB @euerol
5initou iid Scr Dienile BON 0lerifo.
ncru ii1erte bei Ser &crpaltimg BON
&era GrlB, unO uad meritouilden
@eieben tonueu oieie 9eute bon iiini
bis 25 Sabre naA Dem 3udt6auic
0ciauot meroen neil tie @inOring-
liuaen III oas 2ono aeoient baben
llno oieie Ge0ierimg oeriucbt, Jim
0ieie 9eiite Snmtuitdt 3ii erlongen.
Ger braiilioniibe @eianote bat in eli.
ner Gonieren5 nit Garm3a oieicn
cine 01iaion Collars an 3o1einna0.
men ans Gera Gr3 ange6oten, menu
er Die 9eoiugun9en onne6men wolle
bod CAB Garan3a cine auSmei6eu0c
9ntmort,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
1yredier Strosenran6.

Gineu ireben 9laubDeriuh erlanbtc
iiH oeitcrn glbeno Ser 29 Sabre altC
9leger @corae @romn inoem CT oer
5ral So6n $. Shiebe bon 9lr 604
Siio.9ioieitroBe. an Der Gde ser
@ou06-SiraBe mo Geder.9lQeD oic
0onotoide angeblicb cntriB mo oo.
BON licf SSroit Stliebc, pel6e oaS
SdidAen in Der Sauo 1attc, io5 ge.
ra0e 3uei S{nabeu beim Spielen 3iL
ais Der 9lc9cr ieinen cnergiiden @riii
ristirte er ronnie Scr 9laep cut.
lono. mo Die 80 Sabre alte 6ral
iolatc i6m 10 ibnea lic tonnte. 80.
li5iit Sam fam aili oos @eicbrci Scr
6rai bcrbeigerount un0 crpiidte oen
9leger an oer 9MltiiroBc. DaS @eIo.
tdihhm cnt1ielt 1920 Ger @iamt
ser ,Sraii III 62 So6re aft uuo felt 37
5abren ein Snualioe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
MbberMfeM

aaroinol 5errotd, ser pdpiilide
Staatsietretdr. Grlog elmer
9au6icaeut5iinolma in 9lom.
@opit ourb EooeSnadridt tief
bepe0t.
Gon 10. 0ttober. &oroiuol
0oninico Scrrato, ser Staotsictre.
tar oeS pdpitiden Sm6les. lit bellte
geitorben.
(@oroinal 8errata erfrontte fms
nad iciner am 4. 5eptember BON
@apit 9eucoift eriolaten Grnenmng
sum Staotsietret1r an @linooarm.
eut5iinolmg. Gr mar IN Wlonteiias.
cone, ,Staien iu Sabre 1917 ge6o-
ret mQrnaNH tm Sa6rcpi9lB ais
pdpiiliber Gelegat oi Dem Gudari-
itiihcl @elt.0ongreB in 0lalta t6eil.
SIN Sabre 1896 mir0e Der &eritor-
bcne 5inn &oroinol crnnnnt)
Gicimuittcl6orc GoOcSuria1e 0eS
aaromals 5errata mar @audieaeut.
5iiu0uma, oie iids Dem iiripriinglidcn
gei0eu 5ugeielltc. Ger 500 0es Sir.
heniiiriien fom 3uar niht umermor.
tct, rcfiillte abcr ocnnoN oen @aplt
NIT ar6Bcr Sraucr qlls i5n Die 90
oesnabri6t telep5oniib i6erniittelt
muroe iogtc er. oSotteS @iac ge-
ibe6c, a6er eiu thcnrer 8rcin0 mo
mciic redtc Sano lit pom mir gcuom.
men.
aaroinal 6crraia mar 6eim Stcr'
ben BON pelcn 6rcinocu imgcben.
ST beuo6rtc bis 5m lcbten gliaen.
blide Die 9einuna Seine letten
g9orto marcn uSd bin ID miioe; ib
mill 3u neineu Neilan0. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

Die scene mar nnbeidreibIid ihred'
lid Seoermam par bon oem se.
iIrebeA oeirieben Dem ilrdtbareu
@reuel 5l eniriunen
y9laHoem mir oie SdeIoe pniiirt
6oticu 6orten mir oaB sic Bride
onrd clue @rauate 3eriiort moroen
ia moourd oie6hidtliuae abaeidnii.
ten paroeu
a9lm oeu StraBeu bon 9lutmerpeu
nod Sent flut6et ein Strom ilieben,
ser Meuideu. 9lIs mir meiier m6-
rem ia1en lDir mdAtige 9laudwolieu
iiber oei brennenoen @e6du0cn Pint.
merpens uno oen aroBeu Cel6ebdl-
tern nliiteigen. Statt Der aenobn.
liben 5lpei Stnoeu braudteu mir
orei5e6n, nm nod Sent 3u fommeu.
Gffi3iellc @erliner Nfer
Oungcn
Berlin TO- Gfiober (ouf ora6t.
loiem @eae fiber Sagpiae. g. 81
Gic Su6icriptiouen sur oeutidet
ariegsanlei6e iiuo bercits 3m @e-
troae bon 636.000O00 Dlorf $3.50
O00OOO) baar ein6eja6lt uoroen
6QIidmel0uu9en 0emen-
ttrt
Ser 6roiiliauiibe @eianote in 9er'
I'm bat oreiBig ieiuer in Berlin mob.
uenoeu 9anosleute eriudt i6re Ser.
pohoten 81 benahrihtigen, OaB tie
iic6 poaiommener Siher6eit erircuen
ino uidt ibrer 6rci5eit berau6t limo
Ger @cionote periiono nb 5u oieicr
9'aBna6me. peiI @lelonngen uerbrei.
tet moroen paren oenen 3uiolae9ra.
iiliauer in Berlin eridoiien moroen
iein iollten
@iibHer Strefd 0euti den
Gffi5fers.
@raf 9eroloingen oeiieu Qlltter
cine 9lmeritonerin iit Bat oos Giler.
ne arei3 erbalten
Ger iinge Ciil5icr eridicn eiues
1a9es ia Dem Negennantel eiues
eugliiden Cfii5iers inter ieiuen SEA.
nierooeu Gle erfonnten ibu nidt
oaourd crmut6iat be9a6 er iidl 81.
rett Biz Sen fran80iiiten Sinieu lmo
DerlaHote, cinem ser G0mmanoerre
poraeiii9rt 3u peroen Der englid
iprad. Gem en9liiden General er,
fldrte Ell.
uSd bin elm cualiidcr aoiltant,
@onn wollen Sie anareiieu2 gsoS
iino &6re Stelhln9cn mo mas Ut
Sbr glttionsplau2"
SIN &nl50iultel erfannte Der eng
liide @eneral nidt lpen cs Dor lif
Bate. iuo ga6 oie gcpiiuuidte gluS.
funit
@raf Neroloingen fe6rte 5i BEN
oenfidei &inien 5iiriid imo iiber-
3eugie ieineu Gommau0eur bon Der
ggo6r6eit ietuer @ci6ittc Die ami
oieieni g8ege erlatate &niornatiol
acmdai Sic 5Alddjt iiir 0ie Geut.
id,pn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
Slaie naO GOpf beriiOpit
Onrd GrtiLIMna Ma0 GatarrD?

Gieicr iiiBe. miir5ige @oliom miro
our6 oic g8Grue ser 9laic miigelolt
lnO beilt ole ent3iinoeteL geidwole-
uen SNleimbate, ipelrbe gIoic, aopt
lmo &e5ttgpf 'bcocdpn; reini9t Die
9uitfondle; ibut itnongeuebmen
9Eusfliiiien Gin6olt ln0 ein @eiiibl
Scr rcinigenoen, 6cidnftgeuoen Gr-
lcihtermg iteat iib iofort Gin.
2icat beiite 9Iodt nidt iblaflos
nod 9lt6em riugeno, init Deritopitem
@opf uno periperrter 9Ioie, 6iiteno
uno ipudcno. gdtdi@b ooer cine @r-
f0Iting NIT lolifeHoer glaie, libel
ric6cuocn Sdleim III sic &eble
6riugcno lmo Der 6ciBcI3en Groden-
belt 1T i6mcr51ait obrr' wobr6oit
luu6tbig. apc2 1.aH
Scbt Guren G5smu6enk- mn ein-
nal IN CHS ENoH Balm" lmo
&bre @rfaltmg ooer Sbr @atorrD
r9iro ii6erlicG ocribwinocn. (9ln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
Der ltutcridIaaiua bcidnIOiat.

g9e9eu ser glnihuloigmg augeb.
lih bon ieinen iriiberen 9lrbcitgeber,
8reoerid &. Cierien bon glr- 2i9,
gapis StraBe, iiber $500 imteridla.
gen sat baben muroe aeitern Ser %
Sabre altc 9Ridacl 9leuer pom 9lr.
8il. Someriei.5traBe, ourd &oli5ci.
ridtcr Supplee Oem @erdtspcrla1-
rem iibcrmielcn 9ieimcr CAB ole ae.
aen ion erbobenc glnihuloigung 5u
uuo CAB ais GntihuIoiglmg an er
Babe iib ais cineu 9uteu Nerl 0ei ici.
uen gciannten 3ei8en pollen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

SIN Sta0tgcrit6tc bdben 6rdli g.
9SottS ino 3otte eine aIooe Inn SID.
GOO ShooenerIab 9egen Gruen
Borfs bon 9a. 129, 9garreu.9loenue
enreidcn laiieu. 6ran gotts gie6l
IN ser alogei6riit an, ooB iie am 16,
glugllt bcim areu3eu ser @rooe no.
He 9}oi6eritroBc, BON Dem Doctor.
c0cIe, welhcs &orfs lenfte gctroiiep
mo idIimu perleet moroen ici. @erI
gm. Cotton lit Ser 9lmuolt DER ald.
ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
grnnnltiifs.l .llr6ertrnnnnnen.


S6os. G5os @iaioms an Simon
6offuou inO 6rolL Sitieite @arfin-,
ua6e SemmouitroBe, is Del rs SUB.
@oporo q. @piaiom lmo Srmi an
9ioscoc u anor lno Sron Seiiieite
9ra0ii6. no6e Geiuooo 9Ipenuc,
IA 6ei 100 SllB.
Slaoc Shapiro ON Oieiel6cn Sin
ieite Wlll6errD, na6e 9loditroBe, IA
bei AS Sub.
SarrD ". @aniier irno 6rau an $.
@altcr @oniier mo SraJ Sitieite
9l6ea 9Iuenue, nabc 80. StroBe, IA
bei 30 SuB.
9ladcl g. Sintbicm an 9Inuie Nl
Glum 9toroieite gSolbroof 9lucnnc,
na6e @a0ionitroBe, IA bel 20 SuB.
2lnericon Bombing So. an @orlc@.
0oi6ieIl lmo 6ron Siioieite ser 30.
StroBe, no6e @recumouut 9lpeune,
1l6 6ei 6uB.
Soliab Ga0e IT, 81. an & g. 9io0.
gers uio 6ran 9lorOieitc %, StroBc,
ua6c @uiliorO 9lpeuic, 14.9 bel 80
SlB.
G6os 6 9onoaD itn0 5roi onGo-
rot6co 9enb uno @atte, SiiOmcitieite
Samuel 9icaoD Blace, nobe SnriorO
9ooO, i24 Del 20 SUB
g. Nlilton @iiicr on 9Ilice 81. ST.
i6er Giieite @liilioro 9lbe, uo9e
". StroBe, 1914 6ei 100 SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
9nrnn0nilnrm IN Nnnins.

G6anute &auias, no. Ofto6er
Sinf @erioncn mlirocn gctootci
mo 5man5g pcrlcBt olS cin Sorno0c
einen lS Nleilen brciten SanoitridI
beute in Ben g9ilion mo 9leoibol
Counties 6eiminhtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

QAea6nl0 iolliet 3br init benz idredli1en Gin
0efniB elnea NrpcDea 0urmS Neben Qebenl Q2eSi
bnlb liD nil uubcQuenleu uuo unmlrilnWeu
WrnNbduOru Qudleu nlp beiieu sails ulir NluSi
bulcniuel iiuo3 gBe6palD lib 70 pielc &crguh'
Gen beflaleu, ucii bic 0lriuQte ifdliine 2lui
lirenouna bas Nru0bnlb Deridlebcn MAG nno
- ben brnd aus oer Gage bru0t3
Grirngi bc3 uidt ldugcr Sdrei6i ndD Sd'
pidU 0Olinne unocmein iutr0l0ulcm NuU
uno leiuenl irelcn Sciluuiiel oa9 er 10 qroB'
mlilA ncHen oiierlri hc lcioen luic er lo lan0c
icne 8erpillWiuHocH 0uf Ghnenel ciuio0 ben
nQnNlpeiloen SloupoH aus iiuo lhidi ion. unp
4br etDoltei Nub un0 Heimiiel iolieii uno
pDrlolrci
Gdle9t es Moi auf Scbcr GAG sen Sbr 5o,
cert lli Elm 1ag Der Muncbmll6iei uno oc6
Glhde0 berIoren. Sttt beuie ben 0oupou