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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

In the arrest today OF Charles Nefs-
wander. % years old. officers ~ Wood
county believe they have incustody the
who. on December 2. slew Edward Dim
dOrc. Of Fostoria.
Neiswander was arrested on the
strength or statement made nv Rich
ard Smith. 20 year old. Deshler livery
barn empioye 60 the effect that Ncis-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

Douglas Wagner. member Of the board
OF health, AZ Lorain. has been indicted
Tor bribery In connection with the en-
gazing Of n health officer IN that city.
Mrs. Katherine Brown Of Lancaster
widow OF the Rev. william Brown. who
was widely known United Brethren
minister, died suddenly to-day at the
home 81 her daughter. Mrs. Daniel fni-
ley near Sunbury. The burial will be
made in the cemetery at Reynoldsburg
q. Seven children survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

zen hghting. The mayor assessed a fine
~ - winch he paid. The other gentle
lIau m the court was from Bellaire
yuafEed with being drunk hy OFFICER MIL
~ re was fined 500. and not having
the cash, went 20 Jail for ten davs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

TapiRht at Sabina. the Sabina Flour
and Elevator were destroyed BY FIRE
loss 10000. insurance 10000. Eight
hundred barrels OF flour and 5000
bushels Of wheat were burned r A.
Lewis was one OF the heaviest losers.
The origin Of the FIRE e. unknown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

CONNEAUT. O.. Jan r4-p.ro-,.
rom the police records here show that
"a lsVa the last year the city was wei
enness. Last year. with the tovvr a..
~, ,h IeSords show only % arrests Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

Reforms advocated and brought abour
during his administration and the effect
they VIII have on the future. welfare
or the state were made the subject OF
an address given by James NJ. Cox. gov
ernor or Ohio. before the mems broth
erhood Of the 81. Paul NJ. y. church, at
springfield tonight lie touched prin-
cipdlly ON the warnes taxation laws.
declaring that through the saving I'M
der the measure. better roads better
schools. especially In the rural dis
tricts and better conditions generally
would result.
As one of the best measures passing
dIr.nE his administra ton he cited the
Workmcn.s compensation law lie pro-
duced hEures showing that before the
law was passed the manufacturing con-
'cFIH paid lthttty companies some
thing like $4,000. 900 OF which only ~
Per cont went to tho injured man or 20
his family. The governor declared that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

Frank Meehling. n prominent furni-
ture dealer Of Ironton, died to-day OF
blood poisoning. the result OF an injury
received while moving goods in the flood
last March.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

Five firemen were injured to-day in a
blaze which destroyed the new Olney
avenue school house at Marion Tho.
were buried under a falling wall. The
loss caused by the fire IL 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

under the old form OF government the
wwoIAnlah assumed the risks where now
'hey are thrown on society.
governor Cox touched also on priso,
IeIorm ana the new liquor laws Bette
roads throughout the state and school
CONDITIONS throughout the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

labor organization 10 rival the Ohio
Federation OF Labor Is being formed by
members OF the trades councils OF Ohio
~ meeting 60 be held In this city
February ] and ?, officers will be elect
ed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

After being Ia the drv goods business
nj Bucyrus for fifty years Jacob Her
skovitz has been forced 20 make an as
signment. lie has $500 and owes 81, 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

wander told him he had committed the
deed.
The boy added. TO his statement. Of
hcers say. that Neiswander threatened
To kill him.
Green
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

Intelligence 1914 Almanac for 25e
At the Nichols News stand. Get f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

rntsliigsncer Bureau.
Columbus. O.. jan IL
The Ohio State Fair will be held in
this city August 81 and Sept 1. ?. .
AID 4. Other fair dates for Eastern
Ohio counties are:
Mahoning. Sept 8. .. 10 and IL
Trumbull. Sept. ]. ?. and 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15

tcontinued Tomorrow
The broad ax., 1914-10-17
Strides Ussd by Soldiers.

Soldiers are marching across Eu-
rope, but they do not keep step. They
vary both in the length Of the step and
rapidity Of their pace. The British In
fantry step thirty-one and one-half
inches, the longest Of all the steps.
Germany keeps step with Switzerland
they each do thirty-one inches-while
twenty-nine inches Is the pace In the
armies OF Italy. France and Austria.
The Russians take the shortest step.
twenty-seven and one-half inches, and
DO only 112 in a minute. The German
infantryman does ia. the Austrian
lis, and tbe French and Italian each
manage 120. Consequently to march a
mile takes the Russian twenty min
utes, the Austrian eighteen and two
thirds minutes, the French and Italian
eighteen minutes, while the German
could beat this by ten or eleven sec
onds.-London Chronicle.
The broad ax., 1914-10-17
GROWTH OF INDIA.
Il Has Made Wonderful Strides In the
Last Half Century.

Il Has Made Wonderful Strides In the
Last Half Century.
India's trade has increased during
the last half century from $500 900 900
to more than 81, 400, 100000. 1t has In
operation 5000 miles Of railroad In Its
railroad mileage. carrying 3sooo0,OOO
passengers yearly at the rate Of five
miles for one cent It maintains 10000
miles Of telegraph line. over which
messages can be sent for more than
1000 miles at a cost OF only II cents.
India is now the largest exporter OF
rice In the world, holds first place In
its exports Of tea, next to Argentina Is
the largest exporter OF hides. and next
to the United States is the largest ex-
porter OF cotton in the world. Next to
the United States and Russia 1t Is the
largest wheat producing country. The
Tata iron works in Bengal. employing
5000 men. have laid down iron in
San Francisco at less than the price
charged by the United States Steel cor
poration.
India's system of irrigation stands
easily first In the world. being far
more extensive than that Of Egypt or
America. Its more than 10000 miles
Of irrigation canals have reclaimed
more than 100000 acres Of land.
and famine has been prevented for
ever in some districts--Sherwood Eddy
in Worlds Work.
The broad ax., 1914-10-17
BISMARCK'S PROPHECY.
A Peep Into the Future by the Great
German Statesman.

German Statesman.
Many years ago the writer, then q
mere boy. was for a short time q privi
legged visitor In the country home al
Friedrichsruh Of the late Prince Bis
marck. The memory Of one converse.
don remains with him as though It oc.
CURED but yesterday.
With d map Of the world before him
the prince was explaining how the ex.
isting political conditions had come
into being and, among other things. re
marked that no state Of affairs could
be considered permanent therein Eu-
rope.
Placing his left hand upon France,
be said, Here we shall have ever
growing dissension and weakness re-
sulting from overculture." Then. plac-
ing his right hand upon Asia, he said:
Eventually here will move here" On
dicating Europe by a tapping move
ment Of the forefnger Of his left
handl. 'Tt is only q question Of when
these millions become hungry enough" !"
A little later he continued. I'm those
days there win be but one safe coun-
Try. but one country that shall repre-
sent our civilization" And silently be
lifted his left hand and laid 1t heavily
upon America.-Howard v. Sutherland
In New York Post
The broad ax., 1914-10-17
spoiIsd Food In Commerce.

The United States department Of az.
riculture has issued a ruling which
hereafter will require any spoiled food
to be denatured before It can be ship
ped In interstate commerce.
This will permit the shipment of
spoiled eggs for use In tanning and
other spoiled substances for the max
ing Of fertilizer or oils or greases nsed
In machinery, but win require them to
be treated with salt, kerosene oil or
coloring matter or In other ways 30
that they cannot possibly be used for
food This is on the analogy Of the
denaturing OF grain alcohol for use In
the artH.
The broad ax., 1914-10-17

Some idea OF the power Of a modern
gun may be formed when Il is stated
that when an eighty-one .on gun fires
4 shot twelve miles Il g fred at such
an angle that the shell goes up to q
height Of 5.42s feet higher than Mont
Blanc. A 100 ton projectile strikes
with force equal 10 l65.O00 l55 pound
men jumping from height Of one fooE
The broad ax., 1914-10-17
Chinese In Uncle ssm,s Army.

A company OF Chinese soldiers regu-
larry enlisted In the militia In Hawaii
constitutes an odd body in the reserve
fighting forces Of the United States.
The organization was formed with tina
sanction OF the war department at
Washington. and under the tutelage Of
American army officers has made such
pronounced progress in the mastery Of
military tactics that the recruiting Of
a second company Is being considered
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
The broad ax., 1914-10-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
rhs Mouth and plseass.

Do not lose sight Of the fact
that a clean mouth, clean gums
and also teeth go a long way
toward promoting good health
Guard them well, for when they
are neglected they become breed
ing places for germs and dis
ease. A cheap and effective den
tihce is made thus: Dissolve two
ounces Of borax In three pints Of
warm water; before quite cold
add thereto one teaspoonful OF
tincture Of myrrh and one table
spoonful Of spirits Of eamphor;
bottle the mixture for use One
wineglassful Of the solution Is
sufficient for each application.
This preparation applied daily
with a soft brush preserves and
beauties the teeth. extirpates
al tartarous adhesion. produces
q pearl-liks whiteness. arrests
decay ana induces q healthy ae-
tion o. the gums.
The broad ax., 1914-10-17

$500 all silk velvet, large shapes, soft 01 90
and blocked crown, sailor effect. Special pA. OO
The broad ax., 1914-10-17
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
Diet For the Anaemle.


A diet for anaemic persons
should be very nutritious and
dlgestible. As much as possible
should be taken. including a gen.
erous supply OF red meat light
ly cooked. green vegetables, no
potatoes, eggs raw or preached.
bacon toasted or boiled. no fried
food. no veal or pork. no tea.
very little coffee. plenty Of milk
and cream, cocoa, milk puddings,
and stewed fruits. Stewed
prunes. figs and baked apples
are helpful. as are fluids In large
quantities; no acids, such as
vinegar. acid wines, like claret
and white wines; no recooked
meat. no spiced or curried dishes.
no salads or pickles, no cheese,
new bread or pastry.
The broad ax., 1914-10-17

A woman has for the first time been
appointed superintendent and deputy
medical officer TO the women conyicts
In an English prison Less than fifty
years ago Miss Jex-Blake. the first
woman to attempt taking a medical
degree In England. was stoned In the
streets OF Edinburgh and the university
closed to her,-Women's Political
World
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
NoIfsfelt 0es uggitteIg6adl.gerein :

9lm Nlontag, Sen 10. glugrlt Der.
anItoltet Ser ng8ittels6o6 @erein" in
05rie6's %arf on Ser 9eIoir-&ooo
Gin in oroBem 9tobmen ongelegtes
%olfsfcIt un0 @icnic, ioelhes ole bis
hcrigeu Ger9niigungen 0es %ereius
an @lon3, Eracbt ltn0 @eniitblid-
felt bel @eitcn ii6ertreffcn miro.
Gin rii6rigcr unS berufener 9(us.
i6uB Bat ploumGBig bic groBten
@orfc6rungen getroffen, 10 OuB elm
oulliges @elingeu Der &cronitoltumg
qorontirt mer0cn fam. llnterbol
fling rno 8eIlitigimg monuigfnc6cr
9(rt miro 0eh @diten geboten per.
sen. 5elbitperitGnoG6 miro ouN
Ion3gcIcgcnbcit oorbonocn iein. Sin
fiottcs 0rbeltcr miro ipielen uuo
ocionglibc 0ur6ietlm9en 1ino borge
lebcn. Spciien BON better 2uolitdt
lm0 ldbenoc @etronfe pcrocn Den
@ciu6crn bero6reiNt merocn. SSil
jrOer @ciic miro 0ei 9lnipriihen Ser
65dlte cntipproAen mcrOeu. gticmouO
rcriGlunc cs, om Qenonnten Gage IN
octn reid 6eIoubten unO mlsgeOebn'
ten 9nrf 81 criNeincn.
Oic EcItbe6oroe iebt ii6 foloen.
ocrmoBen 5uIonucn: sc. Wlib
Nlidcl @orliber; 80, Sobn 9ehicI
SiiIfs-Toriibcr; 8. Z. @ciB, 5dab-
meiltcr; 8. 81. 0bcrenoer Setretdr,
Gmpfonos- Gonitc. 9lug. 5GarnogeL
GorIbcr; 9oor. Gomite: 9lug So6.
man mo &. Sipplcr; Murltitono'
G6riit. W}iiller lnO SrcO. &omme
rer; GceeI6o6n s. 8. &drr lulO
Gmil 8cnt0rof; Giscrcmc. s. g.
goppoIo; GouoD ino Cafes: Wtofb.
Gicm; Scuerlpcrf uno &inocripielc:
Sui, @ctcrs GborleS &cin6ort uno
8. 2. @ciB; Eon5-Gonlitc; q. 81.
6. Gcin6orot lm0 s. 4eters; Eii6e:
1Srou @ricb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
Che 4Initcd RaiRppoys and electric Go.
ENNNNNNNNNNNNNXNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

lln0 iollte es mirflic6 IN lebter Stln-
g. ser 2unit ser Qiplomoten nidt
negr eelingeub sic @cfo6r t0eilmeiie
o0cr enn5 ob5uhpen0en oann triit an
Qliaionen bon @lenic6en Die in Gu.
ropa 9cboren un0 in ser ncueu 99elt
iih cine 5lueite Seinat6 geIGoift Ba-
bcn 0ic moroliiAc %crpfli1hulg
9croiL 6n Den Sobncn 0cS @cbirts
ionoes 5uriid5ufebrcn ino Oofiit ibr
ojlit llnO glut at lo1ien. Dies lit
lider cine SSrage BON meltbiitoriiner
ScOeuinng, ua0 cs mGre uomentlih
intereiiant fcitauiteIleu, mic ucit iid
bel 0cn SSremoge6orcncn in 9lmeritu
oicIc Eenoen5 5ir &iidfebr iGon
mdbrenO Der @riie benerf6or nohtc.
Dic competenten StcQclJ inn ocr.
ortigc nationole Str0mutQen fcit5r-
itenen. iino ncbcn 0cn pcrihcocncn
ircmoldn0iir6cn aonililoten sic
5hiIfabrts @eieaid5often sic nit
ser 9epGltiglnq Oes tronsotlontis
idcu @oiiaoier0erfcbrs bctroltt iino.
@citern 0inq 0cr Dompicr usSrieo
rid Scr G'roBe~ Capt. s.. 5ribe. pon
Baltimore nod Bremen III See. gr
III Ger critic Foiiogicr 0ompfcr, ocr
bon bier aus nah Sem Gintritt Scr
curopGii6en &riic sic Hiidreiic noh
0eutiNlan0 ontritt GcSbol6 biclt
Ger @crid)teritotter 0es .Gorrcipon.
ocnicu~ cs fir onac5ciot iih an
roBgc6cn0er Stcllc ali crfnnoigen,
% iracno cinc 9cmcGung BON @ebr
piIihtigen nod 0ctihlono, Deter
reid o0er on0ercil all ser Griic
oirctt o0cr inoircft bctbciliaten
gRddten iich bereitS fabl6or made
Gr mdnOtc iid oesbolb ctipo cine
bolbc Siiiuoe Dor 9(bfo6rt ocs Dom-
piers an ocu bieiigcu ofii5ieIlen Scr
treter 0eS 9lor0o. .9loDo. Srn. @oiil
g. Silfen bon ser 6irnd u. SdlI
mamer & 60. nit ser @ittc mn q(uS.
frnit Sr. Silfen ser nit &ertrc.
tern ser Mgenten bei'm Wfittoaeiien
ioB, Iebnte cs ie0oh ab, pd9reno Der
Mobl8eit oieie Sodc 8li bcipreden.
cc,.icS,,ih SCR Nrnf,n Snr u1;t
1870 2oiiiten. Eoiiaeieren 30 &ciicu.
Sen oriitcr Glaiie ltno 27 3pii6en-
Oedlern Baltimore bcrlieB, bottc
trob Scr Grieesgcfabr IN europa
nod oiele S(nerifoncr ais @ergniI.
ounasreiienoe an @oro. llnter Sen
@oltimorern f6brt 9iitbicr Gbos. @.
@cuisler oif feds &oden ST elmer
0ir6ohm9Stolir nod @eptidlon0
m0 ococrtt oii ocn n@orborona
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
gIls Die6 per6aitet.

Den @eldmorenen ii6crpiclen
mrroe ocitern 9|od6mittog bonn 9tib-
ter @lcSmal in 0cr noroWcitlimCn
%oli6eiitatiou ser 90 SSo9rc olie 9lc'
ger 6ronflin @rant bon gir. 602,
@itc6cr StroBc, ser ongeiAuloigt it,
om pcrgouNenen @tontag 5l ipGter
9l6cnoitlnoc IN sic &obnung bon
9l @ooe 9fcio g}r. t3, eager. Str
cinge6ro6cn 8u iein unO oorauS
@ol0iohen ltn0 GSumelen i'm @e.
ioumtmertbc bon nobe5u $500 &C.
itoblen 81 bo6en. Gr NOR Derboftet
mor0en ols er bel einem 9(ltbGnOlcr
cine oif $500 bcwcrtbctc goIoene
llbr Inn eincn Spottprcis los5uidla
gen Oerillcbte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
SOnie it SRlfsmarI6aa.

Eolijeibe5oroe bei0rOert oen Com.
monoeur 0es 0iili6eu Oiiiriftes
sum SIIfS Foli3cimoridoa. y
@oli5ei Sieuteuont Su6crt 2.
2eoane SIM Gopitda oooncirt.
9tuoe Sergeant g9 S @6ittIe
jest Sicntena't.
3mu 9lodiolger oes iriiGcrcn
SiiIis sgoIi3eimori6oQs Sos. 0lon.
uiug 1T gciicrn Gopitdu Som So0c
Doni 0itlidcH Eiinift upn ser &oli-
5eifc5dr0c crndugt worOcn. Sur iel.
Sen 3eit bcf0r0crtc sic 9c95rOe 9icu.
tenant 9lI6crt 2. 9eague bonn iiiOs
peiilideu Giitrift 5um Gopitdu uno
9iunOe Sergeant @nl $. 996ittlc
jum Sielitenont.
IS mlroc 6etaunt ooB Gommiii0r
9iiles iid6 fir GopitGu SenrD pom
noromeitlideu Iiitrift in Sic 9rcid5c
mari lmO periu6t bate, Die Grm16.
lung Neiiel6en sum Siilismoribol( 5u
iicberu. Ga ibHl Oies ni1t geluugen
iit miro er agitireu ooB Capt. ScnrD
olmi 0ldric1oa eruannt miro. 9lud
Dies Oiirfte i6m nidt gelingeu 3ll.
nal Die anoeren 6ei0cn NlitglieOer 5u
@unIien Der Grnennlng OcS 9icute.
nantS &o6ert 9. Garter iinO, ser icit
Ocr &ciignation 0eS Sru. l6omas
6ornau ais Nlarihoa fuugirt Crit
am s. 2luguit lGuit bic glmtsfriit OeS
Goli5einlori1oas a6 ltn0 Oiirftc faun
ole GruenunQ OeS N}oridoQs Dor
oieien Gage criolaen. Sr. Sonic
wur0e am 90. Wldi 1879 ge6oren mO
trat am 10. Suni 1897 in ben @oli.
5eiOienlt. Sm 2Rouot 0loi 1898 mur.
&c er Sergcont nnO OH 80. &duuor
1900 gum 9fniOc Scrgcontcu bci0r.
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tcte er oen eefiirHtcten @6rocrnSfe4
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wuroe.
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trat I'M SITTER bon % So6rcn in sen
%oIi5cioicnit. 9}cin5c6n Sabre por
cr ser Gonnlonoeur OeS @ol5ei6ootS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

9ci'm 9lbreiiien OeS 0auies 9}r.
'2t03, 0ii,Moument-S -StraBe, purOo
per GO &a0re olte @eor9c 9oier bon
Jtr 6, Siio-Gbeiier- -StroBc, BON ocr
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an0 inter oericl6en 6cgra6cn Seine
1ollsaeu 5ogeu i'm 10 raicb mie luog.
7icb inter ocn Criiinmcrn 6cruor mo
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5oipiioI. 9aier 6aite oos linfe 9eia
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ser &cruuglidte auc6 inucrc Ser.
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in beOentli6en 3uilon0e 6ciinOct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

wieOer uod Baltimore 5uriid8ufcb.
rcn.
Sr. @ebboro 2eim6ad uno ocIien
Sobn Sr. Serbert 9eimbah aus
2ut6crpiae. Baltimore Gclmtp, ge.
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timorcr Nebtsonm1lte. Nr. a. 4
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oenten ebenfoas, III elmer a6iwohi.
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ncm 5neiio6riecn So6n6cu noH
0eutihlauo, Inn oort ieinc Stuoicn
IN icincm 6ahc Sloiionol. Cetono
me lno &oltif. aaf Oeutihen sod.
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ST. SSrigbt, elm friiberer ShiiIcr
Der bieiigcn uSSobns @optius llniner
iit0t.~ bat iih felt orci g8odeu Dor
ser 9Ibfobrt in Baltimore bci 8rI.
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9lDe. nufgeboItcn itnO pielc Sreltno.
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glor0oclltibcn 2louo nod Id6ner
8obrt BON @rcmcn IN 2ocuit @oiut
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bicrDcr. Inter 0cu 9cilenocil be.
fono fd ST., Otto Mlnaer aus Dou
tom Gbio, ser nit ieiuer Satin fiinf
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Ger u9lbcin4 ocr cine nniaua
reidc TrochtIoonng bierber brahte
triit am fonuncnocn Nlithuod pies
scr bic 9lidrciie an.
@6ne larS Nn0lnnb bflufg u 9lnlus fi3
cIsgniumute.GiynR nane Nuhpm pahls Apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

@cIirrn 9(6eno s ll6r miu0c ser
Qeidnom eiler unbetannten 9leacrin,
Ser felt ungcid6r ctier &odc I'M
@aNcr acleaeu ba6en miB, au Ser
2ancaiicr. mo SiraBe Ourb Die
Nlouni9oit ocs 9Soli5ei6ooies u2on.
nan" aus ocm @aiier 0c5oacu. Ger
9eic6nom miroe natD Ger Niorgue &c.
bradt Phi i6rcr %uit uatcr6aIb
Oes SemocS bate lie Gin %adetbcH
!, @ieonout-Gigareiteu~ mo Oos 9ilo
cines 99eacrS Ter 2eimnam muroe
our6 @crn6. 6ritiC6 Don 9'r tl2.
9}oro g9oI6in9ton Strabc, cntocdt,
ais ciniac &no6cu nah oemIcl6en
NIT steiner marlen. Hie ScBteren
6ieltcn ocn ic5minlnlenOcn &0rper iii'
Gin SOB. Coroner Er SoHeS oes
6Itli6eu GiitrittS miro eiue llntcrili'
DuMA ollielcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
Nic v6laMca WeIebc."

9luf ieiu ciSeneS Griuc6cn bin
piiroc gcitcrn glo6mittog ser 46
Sabre oIic GiS6dnoIcr gSil(iam S..
5@iliuo BON 9lr. 700, gSeit@luI.
5crrn. .ShoBc, I'M noroweItIihcn 80.
li0ciseridt sen @roBecic6worcncn
iibcrpicicn lmo bis sur &cr6onolma
Dor oieicn oni frcicm 5uBe bclaiien.
ST 1T onacihul0iot, iim oird 9t6.
licicrng bon GiS nit cinGnt @oaen
am ocraon0cucn Sonntog ge9eu sic
lcriiGti0tcn g6lmicn 0cicee4 Der
Iongeu 6u boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
gNir0 mprncn hccrNinf.

@2oracn Slo0n1ittog Inn 3 llbr
miro sic 9ciiebtne bon Srn. SSobn
8. Sarotncr Ger am pcroangcnen
DicuItog 9l6eno om 9llter bon sc
Sobren bonn Eooe binmcgecrofft
muroe, mlf Dem 0@reenmoumt.
Srieobofc" itattfinoen. Scr 0obin.
Gci6ieoene lebte in 9}t. 922, 9loro.
CorroIlton- -9loenue, uno mar in Sal.
timore geboren. Or bintcrldBt icine
@ittpe, SSroll GIioobctb Sorotner,
cinen Sobn Srn. @. S. Sorotner,
cinc Eohter, Srol S@iaiom s..
9rom icbs Gnfcl uno bier llrcnfcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30


in . itcrreic9.
@icn 20. Suli. Stiinolidj
itcigt Die ariegS6cgeiteriutg IN Der
oitcrrcibiibcu S'uupiitaOt. Gic Stro-
ben @icn'S warcn bcutc 10 bclc6t bon
patriotii@eu gro5ciiiouen iiugenocn
lmO 6urra6rlienoen &olfsmengeu.
0aB Der %erfc6r az 0en bcoeutenoitel
StraBanfrcN5ungeu iait uoaitdn0i0
lobmaelegt mor. Gie potrioiiiben
0emouitratiouen ii6ertraien an 9(uS-
oe6nng nnO 9e8eiitcrumg aac5 felt
McniGeugc0enfen @ei1e6enc.
Ginc telcgrop6iide 9la6riNt al Gin
@icncr 9loit ncloet, ooB orci BON
oen 0onou-Monitorcn 9elgrao in
iriiber @lorgenitmOe 5u beiNieBeu
6eaanncn, na6Oem sic 9riidc i6er
Oic Sapc bon Den Ser6en 5eritort
wor0en mar. Der @eiGoBrcgen be.
i6Goigte oen er666t liegcnocu G6eil
Der StaOt, Oen aouigspalait bic Sc
itngswoae, Die 9aradcn ln0 onOcrc
@e6dlioe. gta6 oieieu Eelegranm
ioQen oic Ser6en Oo5 Scncr niAt cr-
wioert baben.
@ei@GftSlc6cn parolD
iirt.
9(ntm crpen 30. Suli 2Su
6olae Scr Observation-Disclosures Si-
tintion lit oaS ,Sinanj- lmO SanOelS-
geibdit porolpiirt. Gie &0rie mar
6eutc geitbloiicn. SIS miro ermartct
Dab oos @cicbdit nit Den Ser. Staa.
ten auBerorocntlib 5lnc6mcn miro,
wenn enl oagemciner &ric0 aISbrc
den ioatc.
&urSitrr3 in SoPon.
Gpfio, 80. SNii. Gin SAirS-
ihrr5 I'M 9io6ieiOcnmorft iolgtc 6elte
Dem 2InS6ruAc OcS S{ricgcs 5miihcn
0eiterreid6 uno Scr6icn mO Der 3u-
riidjie6m0 Scr cltropdiiAcli 0rOcrS.
Nle6rere @anfeu cr006tcn lore 9otcn
mti 9on0on.