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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30
RAILWAY TRAFFIC
IS NEAR NORMAL
Correspondent Returns From
Berlin and Says That People
There Are Still Confident
Troops Will Win.
By \. G. wILKII5.

CBerlin correspondent who has
been in the German capital ever since
the outbreak Of hostiliues)
LONDON, Sept. 30. II have just
come from Berlin taking The round
about route via Hamburg. Bremen
and Osnabrueck 10 the Dutch from
tier.
Our train carried about $50 Amer
leans who are returning 10 the United
States.
Railway traffic i'm the north of Ger
many is far more normal than il was
three weeks ago and the journey was
not attended By any serious incOn-
venience or discomfort.
The train left Berlin at o'clock
on Sunday morning arriving in HOl-
land late the same night. IL is al
ready evident that Americans who
have business in Germany need not
hold back for fear Of hardships on
the way.
Armed sentries are guarding the
bridges and the functions and both
railway and military officials are uni
formly courteous and considerate.
At Hamburg and at Bremen, where
the train made long stops, we had TO
snow our passports. but there was no
lNI AiAGI Inspection until We IttNAEu
Bentherm on the frontier. where our
papers again were attentively exam
ined By the German officers.
Passengers Lined Up.
The passengers were lined up and
required 70 pass between them. but
the inspection was mOmentary, the
whole process of examining the train
load of travellers occupied only a
quarter Of an hour.
Only one passenger was detained
lie had an American passport, but
from his appearance he might have
been a native of Galicia or the Balkan
states. The officers cOnhscated his
passports and waved him quietly
aside where he stood waiting, terri
lied in the corner of the station until
the train pulled out
Berlin was entirely quiet and order
is when / left it Sunday. The first
flush OF war enthusiasm had passed
and the people were inclined TO take
the war more seriously. The initial
victories in Belgium, in France and in
East Prussia had raised extravaganza
~ high hopes among the German
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30
GALE SWEEPS NORTH SEA
Considerable Damage All Along the
German Coast.

COPENHAGEN Sept so. - The
heaviest gale ever known is sweep
ing over Denmark and the North sea.
All along the German coast there has
been considerable damage. The Ger
man air maneuvers in the neighbor-
hood of Kiel are reported TO have
been abandoned
Telephone messages from the west
coast of Jutland say that several
bodies Of German sailors were washed
ashore this afternoon. North of
Esbjerg telegraphic communication is
interrupted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30
THIS is NOMINATION WEEK
IN THE NEWS-TlMES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
chants whose cash sales. checks and
receipts are good for votes in the con-
tests.
Sacks Of Rose Leaf. Golden Horn
and White Rose Flour. American
Trust Co. Lasalle theater. Surprise
theater, Star theater Orpheum thea
ter. CatalOg Service Co. Brandon
purreU W. X Sherman, clOaks and
suits. Sibley Hardware Co. Living
stons x Sons. Plat & Perkey, The
"999" Clothing 60. Baker Shoe store,
WalkOver Shoe Co, Muessels grocery,
Hurwich's Cash grocery, Smith *
Whereof furniture, St Joe Furniture
Co. Walter G. Miller Coal Co,
Feaser and F'easer Coal, The Gate
Is Co, Clauer Jewelry Co. Bias
co. South Bend Bread Co. Busse
Bros Baking Co. NJ y Fralick milli-
merry store, Boyer Floral Co. I. w.
Lower Decorating Co, The SmOgor
Lumber Co. Walters. dyers and
cleaners.
EXPLANATION AND CONDITIONS
OF CONTEST.
Each OF the above firms will give
one vote for each one cent spent in
cash for merchandise when a pur-
chase IS made or at the time a credit
account is paid.
Each firm whose name appears
above has ballots which are properly
endorsed and given at the time pur-
chase is made
Ballots may bee voted I'm favor of
any church, lodge, charity organiza-
tion or individual
Ballots are TO be voted i'm ballot
boxes located at the business Office of
The News-Times
The result of the baHoung will be
announced twice weekly i'm The News
Times.
The campaign runs for 10 weeks.
AT the end of the campaign the
ballots viii be turned over TO "A COM
mittee of three business men. not
connected in any way with the cam
paign. who Will canvass the vote and
announce the two winners.
Every sack of Golden Horn. Rose
L eaf which was called White Rose.
Royal Blend Flour viii count from
So TO 700 votes. Read the add.
Every wrapper of every loaf Of
bread made by the South Bend Bread
Co and by Busse Bros Baking Co.
viii count 10 votes for every sc loaf
and - votes for the 10c size.
Bring all the flour sacks and bread
wrappers To- The News-Times office
and exchange them for votes.
The IaSalle theater viii give 10
votes for each &c ticket and 20 votes
Tor each Toe ticket.
The Surprise and the Star theaters
viii give Is votes for each admission.
The Orpheum theater viii give 20
to 3 votes.
Votes are not transferable
Call Home 1871. Bell 210U for fur.
ther information.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30
MAKE SORTIES AT NIGHT

LONDON, Sept. 3O.-A Central
News dispatch from Antwerp says
that guerilla warfare OF remarkable
character is being waged in the vicin-
Oty of Antwerp.
Every night the Belgians make a
sortie and they have succeeded in
completely terrOrizing the German
outpOsts.
As consequence of their daring
night attacks the Belgians have
earned the name of BLACK rats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30
RUSSIA is BLAMED
FOR EUROPEAN WAR

NEW YORK. Sept 3O.-"If peace
mad lasted until 1915 such a war as is
now devastating Europe could not
nave happened" declared Prof
Ernest Richard, lecturer on history Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30
$50 RAIN COATS

Guaranteed storm-p proof SILK Cavenettes;
always $1,000. $500 $4,000 sale price
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30

Women'S Waists
At 29c, soc, 79c-Lingerie Waists that were
bought to sell for SIOO, Sl.25 and $50. We
got the whole lots Dozen 900 waiSts-for
less than half the regular manufacturers price.
Thursday They Go on Sale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30

for many Of the plans and ambitions
of Russia and Russia saw her chance
TO precipitate war with Germany be-
fore the civilized nations Of Europe
we're SO banded together that her am
billions would have been thwarted. II
was Russias policy TO precipitate war
and she did so when the opportunity
presented itself"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30

Asked 10 tell the effect in case Ger
many is defeated Prof. Richard said:
But why such prognostications
Why try TO picture the impossible ?
Germany's defeat IS impossible. In
England. France Russia, Belgium
there are carpers and critics There
are such citizens in all those countries
men OF high station-who are not
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30

Geramn civilization. az Columbia uni
versity Tuesday night. There would
have come 10 pass such an under
standing between Germany and Eng
land, and, by virtue OF England's in
sistence. France. that these powers
would have united on a peace basis
which could not have been violated.
But that would have meant failure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-30

in accord with the governmental
policy But not in Germany. 7 leave
consideration OF armed strength alone
for the instant If the highest etnlcal
ideas and the value OF mankind
raised 10 his highest capacity moral
" ethfcallv and intellectually is con-
sidered. Germany cannot lose-no'
not possibly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
gIntumu6iI lIrle6cr uOn llnnIiid.

Solts 9l6oe mo Charles ScogginS
6ci Golliiion pon @ogeu nit
SroBcu6o6uwoggou nidt uner-
6e6liA perleBt. 9}icrO getootct
mO @ogen itarf 5ci6doigt. n
9htono6il modte OaS BferO
icbeu.
Sin llnioll bel mclCbcnt Gin Stro.
Ben6o6nuaggon elm cinipGnniges
Iu6rluerf mo elm 9lutomo6il NIT.
ipiclen mO 5pei %erionen nidt I'M.
cr6cbli6 pcrIebt, Elm 9Sfcro getootet
un0 oas 6u6uuerf itarf beihdOigt
murOen trug iiD geltern 9l6enO noe.
nige Niinutcn por 6ol6 7 ll6r an ser
@de Der gaitern 9loenue : GoaO
unO Der Al. StroBe 81. Gas nit
5lpei &erionen 6cicttc 6ubrmert fu6r
in me;tli6er 9licbting nc6en einem
@oggon Scr NliO0le 0iiuer Sinic,
ol9 ploblic6 cin 9liltomo6il in rnid]er
Sa6rt bon bmten 6eronnpAte. GaS
YferO OeS gSogenS lulrOe bicrOurcb
iheu, modt cine idoric @cnOng
nod linfS unO gerictb OaOlr6 Oireft
nor Oen in boiler 6a6rt befinOlidch
StraBcn6obnmaggon. @S mirOe ou
9oocn geriiicn, eiuige Dieter peit
nliteei6leift unO ioiort get6Otet.
0as &or0ert6eil oeS lSu6rmerfs mur-
0e 5Grtriintmert, Oie Gcibiel 5er6ro-
6en mo bic Suioiien oli Die StraBe
gei6leu0ert GS lparen Dies Souis
9l6oc bon 9&r. sos, SiiO.9lnn-Stry
melber am SuBc Oerlebt plrOe, rnO
Charles Scoggins BON 9Ir. 1885,
9}orO 9onO Strobe Der @erlet-
5ungen an Der Seite mo Dem 9iiiden
crlitt. Sn einem por6eiio6renOen
9lutomo6il murOen iie nad Oeni
.@lercu Soipital" ge6robt, no ibr
3uitan0 ieOoh ais nidt geid5rlib
6e5eibnet puroe. Sos 6u6rlperf
mar BON Oeu 6ciocn Serrcn bon Geo.
". 3icglcr 9tr, 43i-433, 9loro-
Slg6 StroBc, fir cine Sonutags.
Spo3ierfo6rt gemiet6et porOen. Gas
9llltonlobil lpel6es Oas Sdeuwer.
Ocn OeS 9Sierocs peruriahtc, iltbr
o6ne on5u6olten peiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30

$5crr @ldufcr gcoentt om ndhiten
Sountog in Sorns-Soae, gtr. 1919,
8eitglort6. lluenuc, einen pciteren
&ortrog 5u baltcn.
@r. &ldnfcr lit ciu So6n OcS fiir5.
lid rcritor6cucn 9olmcilterS pan
scr 6irmo @lanfer IND @oor &on
&mo5cit an bat cr itctS Elm groBcS
Sntereiie al Ocr 9i6cl genommcn
ihlOirie 6icrani on &roi Gci4
monu'5 @Dnnoiiolictulc, no cr ipG-
ter6in ais 2c1rcr 9Iniiclltng ion0
uno corouf oic llui0eriit0t BON @|o-
rplonO obioUirtc. Scit Ocn lcbtcn
Orei So6rcn bat @err N0nfcr ni6t.
iectiriide &ortrdge gc5dlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
gSuu CSrfolo ocfrSut.

9lnb0en i6nl am oergongencn
W3ontog inn @aItinorer 9lugens
06reu- lno Sols-@oipitol Oie @prn-
6ollt cincs S6lpeiue-9lugeS in Den
Qluoopicl cingefTgt por0cu Wor If
0ubiO &oc, 0oS nelm N}onote oltc
506n6cn BON @rn. mo 6rmi Scr.
man Same aus @cttpsburg Gay ieit
0cltern mieOer I'M 8eii6e Oes Sc6Ocr
m6gcns. @eudB Den glngobcn Der
9lcr5tc iie6t OoS &inO bu6Itoblidb
olrc6 0aS SAwcin8ouge Der Ser.
6ono. mcl6er Dem &inOe nod Der
Operation ongclcgt woroen mar,
mur0e oul S6mitag cnticrut. @cltern
&ornaittag 9ieB cs, OaB Der fleine
&ane nit ocm opcrirten 9lugc elmer
6rcnacnocl &er5c gcfoIgt ici bic por
i1nt bin itno Der bclpcgt mllrOe. Gin
mcitcrcr 9epeiS bon Dem @riolge Der
Operation lit 0orin 81 icbcn, OaB Oos
-aiuo ooS 9tgenliO i6licBt io6olO
Gin Singer o0er Elm tlcincr @egcns
lton6 0idt Dor 0aS 2luQc gebruc6t
miro. 0oS 2ciOcn nit mcl6em 0oS
Stn0 ieit Dem gllter bon 0rci g8oMen
bc6Qftet mar, fiibrt ocn 9tomen Sta
p6Dlouio scr &ornbolh. 9cioc 9lt.
&c uipurocn oobon ergriiicn linO Der
flcine &unc oo0ur6 DollitGn0ig blind.
GurA lGngcre 9ebanotng uno ci.
men operotipen @ingriff geIong es,
Dem re6ten 9luoe ieine Sebfrait
tbeilmciie wieOer 81 perlei6cn. 0ns
fnfe 2lu9c ihien oufgcgc6cn mcrocn
8u miiiien. 0ic iebige bon 70 ib0.
mem Grfolg gcfrontc Operation mar
nllr OoS Iebte '@iiitel, 3l Dem man
mod 3ufhiht nc6men fonntc. GnS
gluQc oeS ScbmcineS ioQ Dem 0eS
Mcni1en om dbnIib1ten iein. @ei
Ser Operation befono ii6 lopoDl
oos &inO, ais auc6 OoS E6icr imtcr
g}orfoic 0ie 9(er5te erflGrtcn 0oB
es nod 5mcier oocr oreicr Gage be.
6iirfc, e6c man NIT @c1tinnl6cii
Iogcn f6nnc, Dab Oem Ginoe Oic Se6.
froft utf bic Gouer wicOeroc9e.
ben iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30

on ieiuem 3inuner IN Ocnl &ogir-
6aitlc Scr. 725, @cIt 6ooettc- -StroBe,
1T geItern 9Io@mittog DER Y Sabre
oltc Sgiaion @lben bon 5rou 0forp
Scoru, Der So9irpirtbin ais &ei@e
i'm 9ctt Iic9eno oufgeiunocn moroen.
@r mar felt einigen @o6en leiocno
mo muroc bon Or. Scloocr BON Ser.
9, SiiO &uttcrion.&orf gl0cmnc, be.
bon0clt. Coroner Or. Sellers bonn
lueItlihen 9iitrift conitotirte, OoB
@l6cn an oen 6olgcn cines Ser5lblo-
ocs gcltorben mar. Seit 80 Sabren
mar Der &eritor6cnc inn &oitOeportc-
ment angeltcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
n0as lunIre @panaclimnl.1


&err 3. ~ &lantcr bait interciiml.
ten @ortro9 tn &crionmhmgS.
iaoI Ger 2gric SoQe. 3oDlrciG
eridicncac 3u50rcr Iopi4cn iei-
ncn 2hisiii6rllugeu gSeiterer
@ortrog am nG6itcn Sonntag
S5crr i. g8. 9}ldufcr iprod 0citcrn
9}odmittoo I'M @erionnhmaaiool
ser 2pric.&oQe uttcr sen 9htipi5ien
Der n3ntcrnotionolen @i6eliori1er.
@cieQiGoft~, ii6er oGoS mn6rc@Oon-
gLhm" &u intcreiionter &eiic BE-
6on0elte Scr &c0ner Die @ritbufilng,
Oen Sail mo Die @ieOer5eriteuing
Ocs Observation-Disclosures, Die llniter6.
lidfcit Scr Scele mo Die @rl6iung
Scr @}ulih6eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
CSrpreiIer ubsefuht.

Can IronciScn Gol4 90
0}Gr5. r. G. GorbiL iriiberer Sefrc-
tdr Der Continental Building onO
Soon 9Giociotion," er6ielt am Sreitdg
cincn SrieL in mel6em er olfgefor-
bert murOe, penn i6m iein &e6en
tbeuer lei, geItcrn cinem Monn, Der
i'm ouf Dem 6oIionlitraBen-9Sier err
lporien pcrOe, $4,000 81 ii6erge6en.
Cine @erIt0noiglng ser @oli5ei 6icB
cS in Dem 9rieic, piiroc Gorbins
Soge oeridlimmern.
@orbiu bcrit6nOigte o6er trob oes
Grobung sic Poli5ei' unO ais CT ge-
tern Oem Mlanne ouf 0en Fier cine
iGipor5c Sui6e nit Dem ongebliden
&nbolt bon $4,000 einbGnOigte,
luurOe Ser lebtcre bon 5mei 0eteftips
bcrboftct. @r nonnte Ii6 9oD SnD-
Der, 10 Sabre alt, lnO crfl1rte, CT
bobe Die 9(6iidt ge6o6t, nit Oell
$4,000 cinen gleroplon 5u 6oren
einen 9uitpoiiogierOienIt 5mii6en
0lew gorf unO Gan 6roncisco eilt-
0niii6ren unO Gorbin OoS nGorle6en"
Gus Dem @infoninien Oes @ei6ditcS
5llriid5i5o6lgi eo1F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
Slnseblidcr Giubredjcr cr'uiidt,

Der I'M So6ns Sopfins @oipital
ais glngciteater bcibditigte Sorrp
9n6cS mrr0c geitcrn 9l6cuO flr5 na6
vi ll6r in Oic uorOoitlibe 8oli5ei-
itatiou inter Der 9ci6uloiglm0 etli-
oelicicrt, angcblicb in oas 2ogcr6aus
BON Siooc @cnei@ & S06ne, 9tr.
1865, @lcGloerrpiroBc. nit Ger gl6.
iibf 5il ite6len cingoorlmgcn 81 iein.
SIMS Dor 6 llGr milrOe Der @lnO oes
BON Scr 1Sirma an0eiteatcn @GAtcrs
Is. Scringer aus @arOenpiae mru.
big, ser g8d6ter folgtc Dem E6icre
Our6 bic peribieoenen 9lGlme oeS
&agcrbauieS mo cntOcfte ihlicBlib
in elmer ounflen Gdc Ben 9lngeihul.
Oigien %oli5iit 6ranf 5. &oura
bonn norOmeitfden Giiirift mlroc
6crbeiaeriiicn um0 no6m oic &crboi.
tmg OeS 9llbcS por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30

bei Soiepb Srimbel fiinf 5rcimoc
einecfmOen ole ii6 onge6lib NIT
SartenipieI oen Sonniag glo6mittog
pertrieben boben ioacn. 2lub bier
nit6rte4 sic 95oli5ei 0ic @entiitblicb
felt lmO bra6te oie @cieaidoit uad
ser oitIiden @oIi6eiitotion. 9lle
weroen ii6 beilte wegen angcbli@en
Gartenipiels on Sonutog 5u oeront.
wortcn baben; Soiepb Erimbel obcu.
0rcin nod megen Der 9eidulOiguag,
on9ebli6 in ieiucr @obmmg &arten-
ipicle geouloet 81 boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
3n Oicl g|erguiiemugcn.

Su ser @}cGoD.0olle iinDet 6elhe
cine &crionImling bon @riujipolcu
ocrihic0cner 9ripoti6ulen itatt sic
ser 9lniibt iinO. oaB Die ainOer BON
0iitglieoern Der @eieQihoitsfreile
ourb 81 piele sripot Gerguiigen oo.
ran ge6iuoert peroen, ibren @ili9
ten in Der Shule nod55ufommen.
&iclc prominentc 0omen iinO elm.
eelooen porOen, ocr Gerionumlimg
bci5utpobnen. Der 3med ser Der
iommhlng iit S6ritte 5u erereifcn
I'M oieielu llebcIltonoc cntgegcn 5u
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
&erldliunn9em.

6rou @rocc Nidman cntfernt li6 out
m0iteri0ie @ciie ans Ocr @ob-
nung i6rcr Goute. -9&a9t i@riit-
li9 bic 0ro6ing, OoB i6r 9ei6-
nam geflm0eu per0cn miro.
9lli cineln 3cttcl, Sen iic in i6renp
3inncr in Der @o6ning i6rer
Iontc, Irml 9}cttie 9}ort6, 9Ir. 217
NIt-&roB- StroBc, 5uriidlieB nnO nit
cincr 9}oOel all bic Giic6Oedc itedte,
oro6tc geitcru oic 23 Sabre olte 6rol
C5racd 9iQnan wufC6en dngebGb pps
ircnnt pon i6rcm @lonne le6t oaB
i6r 9cbnam 6inter Der DSill" sc.
fmocn lperoen fonnc. sic meinte
nit ser sill" jcocnSiaas Oen o6e-
0erol SiQ-@ort".
9htf Dem 3cttcl i@ricb tie poB tie
i6rcr @}rttcr niHt Wtiter sur Solt
iolleu molle uno ooB iid 9ticmouO
me6r nm iie 6efiimncre. 6erner ent-
61lt Die 9}oti3 SoS Griu@en on ibrc
@|utter, fiir i6ren anobcu Gorge 81
tro9cn.
Slr5 no6Ocm i6r &crihpinOcu
cnt0edt mar, 6euodridtigte SouorO
&orrilon, Ger in Ocmiel6en &ouic
mo6nt, cen |oli5eilielltcnaut0lcSeon
BON Scr iiiOlihcu &oli5ei Station.
Gicier lieB ioiort 9}ocbioriduugcn
ouiteacn melbe jeOod bis 81 ipdter
ShlnOe feinc Spur bon ser &crmiB.
ten ior0crte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
cnnee GiimOer.

Sym SSugenogeri6t meroen iih
bcutc &ornittog folgenOe 5ebn ana.
ben wcgcn @olipielens am Sonntog
unofalf Der Strabe 8u oerantiporten
buben: Wlooore Copper, If Sabre
alt, bon Ger. 2244, NlcGlocrrDitruBc;
Srunf Bernard, If Sabre alt, BON
Scr. 2344, Stolfer-StroBc; glI6ert
@pons. ia Sabre alt, bon gtr. 527
9{oro &atterion-@orf glpenuc; 60
marc @cubrecie, IA SATIRE att BON
g}r. 5O6, 9}oro ASortltraBe; Charles
Stoa, 13 Sabre olt, BON gtr. i03,
Nor0- 9otterion- @orf. .9lpeme; gilbert
Stilfinion is Sabre alt, bon gSr.
1913, g&oro. .8raoforOitroBe; 2con Go-
lanoer, 12 Sabre alt, BON gtr. 1920,
6oirmount. 9lpeuue; Seq 5rietl6, 12
Sabre alt, bon Scr. IA, gloro-9lont-
forO-9lDenue; @arrD @daer, 15Sobrc
alt, bon 9}r. 26, gtor0 OlontforO-
9(pcnuc; 2aprence aopp, 15 Sabre
alt, bon 9}r. 1902, @bilooeIpbid
9lUcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
Bum nOlru6en gyater. =

9iIlings, Nlont., 30. N|dr5.
Wlit einen 5breiben Oes @ouOer-
neurs Stelpqrt bon Wlontona an
@raiiocnt g9iiY08Htl lluarOcn am Wlontog
5n @feroe bon Ser Groip-Snoiuuer-
&eierootion Oic orei Snoiuuer 9ieO
,Sor, sitting eagle lmo 86ree Srons
nod @oibmoton ollfbrehen. Sic be-
obIi6tigen, ben @rdiiOenten 5u Bit
ten, cine 9ia anne6m6n 81 lailen
ollr@ woIcbc Elm idbrliher 6eIttog
ongeiebt miro, Der Oen g}omen naSll-
olonertae" fiibren ioa. Ger Bill
olmas5titou0 Ocr SuOiaucr lit cin
lebr gutter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
Der 9SOli5ei6nno an 9or0 ciacs
Sinieuidliffcs.

ghtf oem 9inicnibiif .aaiierin"
NOR ole aantineulait bon Giebcn 9e.
moltian acoiinci nno 3im E6eil ans
geraibt poroen. @olio6len mlrOcn
II. q. Mettpiiritc. elm GROCER aorion
init Shofolaoc @ieiien Ga6af lln0
ine6rerc bunocrt @}iibeubdn0cr. Gags
oarauf lieB man Oen Stieler @oli5ci.
6nno o6lora4 an @orO fonmcn
glahOem oos S6ier ON ocn lecren
Sdodteln sic in Scr 9lGbe Der aan.
tine geiunocn morOen moren, g4ittc.
rung aenommen 6attc, per6cltc c9
Dor Ocr ungctreteneN Maluli6oit Sic
@ei5er N., 6. mo g. ais S6ater.
Se Der llnteriudma ibrer Spinoc
uno Der 9unter mlroe Der aroBte
E6eil Ger aclto6lcucn 5ohcn porac.
iunOen
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n@crcin acntIdsr Grcilnanrcr.4

Sr @lay Gcicbmam ipri4t ii6cr
og6rIidfcit i'm @ci6dfts0crfe6r"
u9lriou" erireut.mit @eIaugS-
@ortrdocn. Sin 0}ai-2ln8iluo
uo9 @reot Sails ocpIout.
3m ucuen Seim OeS y@crmoiia-
N}Guucrcbors~ belt gciieru 9l6en0 Der
n&crciu Gciti6cr 6remoltrcr" icinc
rc9elmdBige -&eriamnlhtnQ
ucl9c ouBerorOentli3 itarf bemdt
mar. GrdiiOeut N}or 1ouig bc9riiBte
Ole 9lmueienOen nn0 iteIltc ais @oit
&ri. 9Par EeiHmauu BON Ger ,Gou-
cor0ia 2oge 9Ir. 13" Oor, welGer ei-
men 6o0imcreiiantcn &ortrog iiber
oas I6cma yG6rli6feit im @ci6Gits-
parte6r" 6ielt Nm 0cn bele6renoen
l6cil oes 2ibcn0s rei6te ii1 Oie 81.
oclito3. Die Singer oc3 n9lrion~
mclt6c eincr Ginlo0uug 6oIgc gelei-
itet battcn pcriM6ncrtcn 0ct 9lbenO
0urc6 Oca &ortrn9 mc5rcrer Gb0rc.
lmier Der 2eitung i6res Girigcnten,
@rn. Gau So6ou braNtcn iic Die
2ieOer n92ies oabeim rar,~ o@cnn
oQc &riiunlciu ilieBcn" mo oSeim-
lic6e Sie6c~ aui maitcrgiiltigc &eile
5lt Ge66r. @crr &orrD 9}en erircute
nit @ciang5oortrSNen un0 erntetc
luo6lcer0ielttcn 9ciiaQ
Cine @lan5mmmer Oe3 2(6enOS
nor Gin Sriirumsntol- Guett, mcldeS
@crr So6u s. Srirf Der @r-0iri-
QcHt Ocs n9Iricn" mo Scrr u.
6ilu1naier ouf Dem alaOicr, reip
ocm GeQo 3u &eb6r bra6ten
Sm @onuemonot @}oi bolten Die
0eniAcn 6rcimalrcr 9oltimore'S
nc6it Iamcn cineu 9(l9illJ. g9ie im
&orio6rc, pcr0an mie0erlm Die
.@rent 6oQ3" beiu6t lueroen. Sin
Gomitc, on Deiicu Spibe Serr SEQ
2efiert itc6t, trifit Die n0t60en Pr
ronqemclt8 iiir Den @loi-9uSilug.
Zen &oriib in Der geitrioen Ser
ianmnmg ErGiiocnt @lar SONIC,
wd6reuo 6err @cor0e Simmcl6eber
ais @rotofoani6rer hngirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
Grnninicl en6et mit etedlerci.

N}it Mciierlti1cn IN Der SrilIt
muroc gcitcrn 9}ahnlittog fms Dor 1
ll6r Scr % So6rc alto 9&eaer 9lobcrt
8. gSilion pm 9tr. 1925, 9}orO.&ort.
StroBc, in 0a8 ct. Soiep6s-Soipitol
einaelicfcrt. S,u icincr 9cgleitmg
6eiono 16 scr 9Ic9cr 9iobert 9teol
pon 9}r.322, Siio @et6elitraBe, pcl-
der onoo6, oaB @ilion Oic @uuocn
BON orci 9}egcri crboltcn babe, mcl4c
na6 DER E6at ioglci9 Gas @eite 0e-
iu@t 60ttcn. 0ic StcAcrei lei oos
GnOc cincS Strcitcs 0cueien, luel@er
6ei cincm GrapsSpiclc cltitanOen iei.
SIN Soipitol muroeu bic &erlcBlni-
Gen gSilion'S perbunoen iein 3u-
ltanO ie0oA ais ui6t crnit be5ei4net.
Die g}omen Der 9(ngreifer iino SOL.
Stepner BON 9tr. 227, SuO CoQas-
StraBc. SenrD Stepner BON ser 9lei-
c6cn gloreiic lno s. 4}ittS, oeiIcl
g9o6mng ni6t 6efomnt it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
Gpielten Snnntaas 0nrtrn.

9timoeiergcout 9iiefner, Scrgeont
9fode umo oic Goli5iitcn @}orgeret6
mo Smptb peranitoIteten gcItern &c.
gen A llbr gohuittogS cine erfolg.
rei6c 9io55ia ouf 9ortenipieler. Snt
Seim oes republifanii6en Clubs Der
3. g8aro on Caroline lmo 9Srott
StroBe muroe Sonuiel Goldman BON
gfr. $40, SHo.GorolincitroBe, nit
iieben 6relm0eu ongeblicb bei'm Gor-
tcnipieI ongetroffen. Gas @ergnii.
gen bate Elm idbes @noe, oenn odt
Nlonn bod nuiBten oie Spieler in
oie 6itIibe %oIi8eiitotiou eiu5ieben
I'M ii6 beute megen oes onge6lic6en
glereebens 6u oerontmorten.
Gur5 odrouf erlpiibte oerielbe
9fuuOeiereeout nit Orei @oli5iiten
nod peiterc SpieIer. SIN @ouie glr
742, observation-disclosures, battcu ii@
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2ief tSOtlid ous.

Scr 50 Sabre oltc @corge Ero-
oonO bon Eomion weI6er oin %.
W1dr8 our@ oos 9(utomobil Ocs Or.
Sorop bon GodeDSDiQe in Der gidbc
6es shepherd 25rott Solpitols"
iibcrfo6ren unO noA Dem n0}crcD-
Solpitol" iibcrfibrt worocn wor 1T
oeItern @ior9en OoielbIt eeitorbcn.
Scr Snqucit miro 5cute 9(6cnO in Scr
mittleren &oli5eiltotion ltattfiuOen.