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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
anfaeflart.

Socntitdt oe5 bonn SlopO.Gampfcr
nSepolib~ geii6tcten Slommcns
i9iiieS, @s mar ocr britiicbe
t5ra9toonpier .Gollunbion4.
Grei5c6n N&itglieOer ieiner Be
mamlng bon Dem nGunnaro".
1ampfcr a6ronconia gcrcttet.
Boot nit 10 gm0eren pcrniBt.
Bottom @}ali., 5. Noi. Gos
@c6cinlnib, ipclAcS bic sSOeutitGt Ocs
Campicrs mnbiiate, Der gcitern bon
0cm ,SlopO" Ga1npicr oSepolib, "
in Der 9td6c BON Sable SSlunO, IN
6lanmcn gciibtet pllrOe, muroe bcll-
te gl6enO gel0it, ais orabtloic BOT.
Ibaiicn bon ocn Gampier n6ranco-
mia" bon Der oGunuorOsSinie~ ans
longten, mel1c bon Dem 8ranoe oes
britilcbcn Sra1toampferS gGohm-
bion" umo Don Der 9lettilng Don 10
Niitglieocrn ieiuer Scnamnllng be-
ri6tclcn
@lci63eitig melocten sic 8cridte,
0aB Die Sei1c Ocs 0bcritelpnros Nlat.
t6cms bon Der n6ranconia4 gcbor.
gen lcin, ln0 oaB elm 9fettingsboot
0cS .@olumbian~ nit 10 @iann Gin,
i1licBG6 ocS eriicn lmO 3weiten Oi-
ii5icrs, pcrl1wum0en ici. 96 bic
So6l Der Sniaiicn jenes 9ootes bic
3a6l aQer @crtniBten ausmo9t, mar
6clitc 9(6enO nod i'm llntloren. gln.
go6cn uon 9eamten Der nSeDlon0".
lmO DER r&bocuir" -Sinie ib0bcn sic
3a6l ser W}itglieocr Scr @emannling
0cs oGolimbian4 iuteri1ieOliA olf
15 bis 80. Gic 9oti6aiten 0cru6ran,
conia~ iprc6en jeOoc6 nur bon 33
WtaniL ndnli6 oen Snialicn 5lUcicr
9icttllngS6oote. IS luiro geglaubt,
oaB oiellcicbt Gin orittes @oot inter
,Siibrimg ocS Gnpitdus Wlc-Donalo
BON Der oGolumbian~ ablticB.
Ole lle6crleben0en pnren bon ocn
crlittencn 5trapo5eu 10 filrbtbar
nit9enonincn, OoB lie wenig bon Dem
mas porgciallcn mar beri9tcn fonn-
tel.
9lu6oem iic oie Snialien oeS cr.
itcn 9lcttmgsbootcs geborgen ntd-
tc sic ,6ranconia" bis 5lm gln6rlicb
Der 0untel6eit na6 Dem 9tclt Der @e.
monnllng, bod o6nc @rfolg.
Captain MiIler bon Scr .5ronco'
MIA" ieBte oou Die SSo6rt naH @o'
iton init Sen lIeberlc6enoen mo ieI'
men 1888 @oiiogicren tort
3ie .@ohunbian~ lpar gigcniDlllll
Scr ,,9Dlano-Sinie1 ooh pon oielcr
fiir cine Sa6rt bon glntlucrpen naA
9telp Dorf qchartcrt. Ger 9amptcr
5ottc feinc @oiiagicre an @orO. @r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

1917 nocb 0ciiiihlauo in0 92i noh
6rnnfreih llnicre Sicicrltngcu nah
Sii0amcrilo lpurOcn pdbrcio Ocs lcb
ten ,SobrcS pcr0oppelt oieicligcu
nad ghrtrolicn un0 nab an0cren bri-
tii6en Golonic'n Dabcn iid III 0icicr
Belt Inn Ole 0dlitc perme6rt. ln0 Die.
icnigen nab gliicn, gIfrifa un0 anoe.
rcn Ebcilcn Der @elt ba6cl ii6 IN.
nerbol6 OeS alcibcn 3citraumes 70.
gar Oeruieriabt. Dieie 3iiicrn iino
Flare 9cmeiic fir 0ic C5cidditStid1.
iiAfcit rnO Ocn llnternc6munasgclt
Der omeritaniiden 9Iiitoiobrifanten
&cbtere boben lore @roouttc ourdpl
icecn gclpuBt iroB ocr pielcn Sin0cr-
niiie imO trob Der 6ctrddltlic6en g}ad)
t6eilc. oic iic 0en ciIropdii5en 9llto.
Snouitriellen gegeuii6er 6attcn, 3. q.
trob ocs groBei llnteriAieOs in Der
8eoblinQ fir glr6citstrdite 3miiAeu
iniercm 2anOc itn0 0eh europdiiucn
Stooten.
Gas Sanoels @ureml gie6t am
Shlliie icines 9eridtcs Ben .Gd9.
lihcn Goniulor. ino @onoelsbericb
ten" in g8ai9ington GreOit, in0em cS
iagt DAB Oieic peientlib 5ur 0rieu-
tirimg Der omcrifaliiiben 9luto.6a-
brifantcn iiber Die Sonocls-@clcgen-
0citen in Oen europdiihcn Staateu
bcitriigeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

ans Dem 5meiten Stodpert auf ooS
StroBenpiloiter gciolleu. 60 lalt
cr MIR fonlte, ling cr auf OerStraBe
nod ieincr 0hltter 81 i1reien oil.
@olBiit Grnit @eder pom noro0ltli-
6cu 0iitrift bob Oen aleincn auf
lnO mefte sic GlterJ bic nod in1-
mer felt i1licien Eie Nltltter luor
i6er Die @onOerirngcn i6res &lcinen
ic6r eric6rcdt unO Oeruim0ert, oaB
iic trob i6reS lcihtcn SNlafcS nibts
oooon merfte; gGidiira6leno nabm
lic i6ren SproBling bonn %oli5llten
in @mpiong uno Oonfte Dem giitigcn
Sdidiol, OoB 9lQes nod 10 gut obge'
lauicn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
Saasmauu muf bIcdJen.

SSfor Sousmonn, Der an Der ct.
%eter- -StroBe wobnt unO om Dlon-
tag g(beno olf eincn @og9on Der
Treoerid Gooo 2inie in Streit &C
rietb rno al Der @de bon ct. SAUL
ino 6opettc StroBe cinen gefpiiien
eugene ScnrD berpriigelte, murOe &c.
Itern Gormittug BON 8oli5eiri6ter
Supplee in Ser mittlcren &oli3cilta.
tion 81 $15 @eloitrofe berllrtbeilt.
Senr1 mitroe freigeiprohcn. @ous-
moun ioipobI ais Senro Doren nuA
ser &eilerci gc3mungen iiA im
,,Wiercp Soipitol" bcbouoeln 81
lonen. &ouSmonn iiicB ScnrD gegcn
0os 6cniter oeS StraBenbobnpag.
gons, mobci 2eBtcrcr flaiienoe
Shnittmunocn al Der linfen Sano
erlitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
WplOcncS Sn6ilGnm Der ct. Safo.
6nSsEhnle.

Syn scr @ciGi6te Ger 0cuti6en
&ir1cn mo S6ul1Guicr bilocte &c.
itern Oos Set oes fiinf3igjG9rigen
8citebcnS Der ct. Syoro6us Sbulc
al Der Somcrlet StraBe Elm oenf.
ipiiroigcs GreigneB. Die Setter Der
9lnitolt lieBcn aud 9ieien -beoelltio-
nucn Gag nic6t ipurlos porii6crgebeny
9(m gtacbmitto9 fono fir Die &lein-
iten ser 9lnltolt in Scr Solle an Der
9lisnuit6 StroBe cine einorltdSOollc
5eicr itott un0 glbcnoS 5atten iicb
0ie 5reunoe un0 @0nner Der 9ln.
itult III Scr &olle cingefunoem I'M
oen 9nrbichtngcn ocr reiferen 81.
gcno nit &ergniigen 6ei5uuobncn.
0ie trefflid cinihloirten 9luffiibrun,
gen, Die BON oen Sdmcitcrn 0es
gtotrc 0onc.Sr0cnS imo BON 0en
5Aul6riioern gaa5 bcrporrageno 81.
ionncngcIteat imO eclcitct puroen,
botcn cine 5iille BON abpe6lehngs.
rci6en @in5eliutn1mern. Ger mutt
folil6e Ebeil lag III Den SGnoen pon
9ruoer GbomoS. Safer 6. SO. gSei-
gel CAB einen intereilolIten lleber.
blid iiber Die fiini3iaiGbrige @je.
ld)i6tc Der Sd]ule ln0 3ir6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
eeatcn g(mtsciO u6.

GopitGn Samuel g8. Souic, Der
ncue Gonimanoeur oeS 0itlicben 9i-
itriftS, &oli5eilieutcnont George g..
2ur3, giunoeicrgeout Daniel g8.
@fennig um0 Serecont @iaiom s.
ScriDner. pelAe am 0lontng BON
0en @oli5ci Goniniii6ren bei0rOert
mproeu leeten geitern @ormittag
sen 9(mtseio ob. %oli5eilicutenont
@illon, Der bonn n0roliden nod
Dem nlittlcrcu Qiltrift Oeriebt mur0c,
mcIocte lib geiteru yiodmittog in
Der mittIcrcn @oIi5ciittotion 5ml
Gicnit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
(sinr t6cnrrr gLnsfn6rt.

Gbcuer fam Dorgeltcrn cine glitto-
fQ5rt 0ent gteger 6ronf Smith 3u lte-
ben, ocr nit cinen Dem gie9er Soen-
m @oug6, gtr. 1145, 9Ioro-Garep-
StraBc ge50renOcS 9lltomobil oicl
lln6eil onri1tete. 9iic6ter Gean oer-
urt6ciltc Smit6 in Der noro0Itli6en
Eoli5ci-Station 3u elmer @clOitroie
BON $50 mo Soften lpcgcn unoors
ii6tigcu 6abrenS; 5lpei peitere Be
i6ulOigungen wcgen Stcuerns zines
9hltomobils o6ne 2iccn5 unO 9cnu.
bung oesielben obne Die 3ultim-
nnlng 0cs Gigent1iimers, i9ipeben
nod gegen Smit6. @or ocni @aiie
gtr. 405 9loro-Gentral .gluenuc iton0
am @ontag @ornittag Gin oen
BORT mobncnoen YriiOcrn @iliam
mo SEQ @olO gcborenOcs gIutomo-
bill mo 0aoor Elm cinipdiuli9cr &a-
gen. 0os @oloi1e 9lutomobil hl6r
Der g}egcr nit groBerl @cpalt an
OoB Der StoB ii6 ouf Den anOercn
Mogen fortpilan5te inO 0as >Eier0
i9ell ma6tc. Sn roicnoem @alopp
ronrte es bis sur Seiicrion-StraBc
9l6er Der gtcger DcrgroBerte nod Die
@ei1pinoi9fcit leiner 0loitbine ltno
ronntc gum 5mciten 1lal oas @c-
ipann an. 9as &icr0 ltiir5tc oif's
&ilaItcr ilno Oie 9lGoer Oes 2lutomo-
bills gingen i6m iibcr oen 2cib. IS
muBte einige StlmOen ipdter eridoi-
fen meroen. 9lls Der 9teger Oas bon
i6nl on9cri9tete lln6eil einia6, bra6.
tc cr oic Wiaicbine 5lm Steben uno
Lief oaoon. @inige &aiionten mol
len IN i6m einen gewiilen SorrD
Smit6 erfamt 6o6en. 0as $icrO
bate einen Mcrt6 BON $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
gGaGrcuO Scr Wiittgsmo0l5cit bcitOG-
len.

&oui8 glorlnSfD, 0cr cin Wcldaft
in 9ir. 23, 91oro 5ig6 StroBc, be-.
trci6t, 6eri6tctc Der Roli5ci ooB ein
lln6ctonuicr iDm wdbrcno CT iein
@dttogeiicn 81 iitb noGm iiir ctpa
$50 SbWuditilde ans Dem Sdoll.
fcnitcr ita6l. @r babe Oen 0iebltobl
CRIT 6cmcrft, ais CT mc6rerc Stunoen
ipdtcr cinigc SaNcn ans Dem Sen.
tier hcransnchmen lu0LLle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

NuluDrllW llerDell llOcfuu lllloiHe
lmgcci0ncter &criu6c 6rcmotorper
aus 0cnl G6r bcruuS5pbringen, cine
9ln5a6l Don 9inocrn. 9luS Der pcr-
bGltniBmGBigcu Selten6cit Der per-
0fientli1ten t0otli1en Safe ouri
nibt gcidloiien mcrOcn auf Die Gel.
tenbcit ibrcs &orfomnenS. 9lit oics
len gSorten, 0ic bon Der 3citi6riit
uglltc mo nclc &elt@ peroiientli6t
weroen, hI6t Der 6efonnte ainOeror3t
%rof. Sdmarbc Dor iolbcn ungeci1-
ncten@rperimcitcn 81 lpurnen. 0ur6
imgcibidie Yobrperlube lperOcu Der.
lcblmgen inn Sbr bcluirft, Oie 5u 81.
terun9cn fiibrcn lmO gar pit in Oic
bena6bartcn @cbirnporticn ii6cr-
greiicn. Sn Der meOi3iniiAcn Siteru-
tir iinO piele iol6er Sale befonnt
lnO bci1ricbea. 90 fab Or. Sobra.
tier 0en 300 Ourb cine @apicrfltgcl
eiltreten Die Our@ imgcibidtc @nt-
iermmgsOcriubc in bic Iogenonntc
Ealtfcn600le ocS G6rcs gcorlmgcn
mar IS jcigte iid bel Ocr Scttion
cine &erlesung Oes fnodcrncn 90.
Dies DER Baufen6o6le imO cine Cite
ritng. Or, 8cinle6uer 6cricbtct 6ol-
genoes Sin Mniicnlna6c ltedte iih
cinen &ielelltein ms 0br. Gr lc6ob
tiidtia nod, I'M i'm, pic CT meinte,
bcin unOcrcn S6r pieOcr bcralis5it-
bringcn. GaOurc6 ipiwOe Der Stein
ieit in Oic SEoufcnboble gcorGnat, @S
trat SG6minq ser @cli6tsnerpen iinO
na6 cinigen Sagen Der 300 our6 sc.
birnent5iinoung ein. Gieielbe 90
oeSuria6c bcmirftc bci eincm i2.iGb.
rigeu &nobcn cine &dficcbo6nc i'm
Obr, mclde Our6 lmgci1idtc @ntier.
mngsOeriuAe immer meitcr in oic
&olfcnboble aeOr6ngt mur0c &iele.
on0crc 9ler5te beri6ten Qbnlide 6dllc,
in Ocnen SobaniisbroOfernc, aieiel.
iteinc 9obneu, airidferne oui &C.
moltione 8ciie tiei In Oos Gbr cingc-
preBt mir0cn uno &erleblmgcn Der
gaufcn6oble, 3eritorung oes Erom.
melicas ilip 0cronlaBten.
llno meun aub mirflid iolcbe
laien6aite Sperationen nidbt imncr
gleiH oc iAlimmIten 6olgen 6obeiL
10 6cWitfen iie Ood foit itetes cine
Sduclhmg Oes mncren Gbres lmo
criGmeren odOurd Ole ipdtereu 6r5t.
licben @ingriiie gan3 be0elitcno. Nlit
9iecbt iu0ie GroieiiQr 9c5olo: 80
einiu9 lmO iicber oic Gnticrnung al.
Ter bon @rtratiionS Snitrumentcn
in 9aieu6aHO ln6erii9rt gebliebencr
6rcuof0rper inn G6re gelinBt, 10
idmieri9 miro Die 9luigabe, menu
Der &orper OirA llngeididlicbfeit bis
tici in Den innercn @cb0raaiig Oorge.
i6o6en it, Nloge oa9er Se0er,
penn eimnal Elm @cgenitonO, mcl.
der glrt er aud lei, groB oocr tleiu,
ms Gbr gelonmen lit oie &ono
oapon laiicn mo ni6t Ourd gepolt.
fame Gntiernnuigsperiude groBeS
llnbeil anri6ten. @S iil0gcll oliH Oic
@liern ibre &iuoer ruteocrbolt aiIf
Die groBeu @eia6rcu ouilucrfiant
maHen wel6e 6rcmof0rper inn C6r
6ringen f0nnen oanit Die aleinen
nidt i'm Spielc lid iolhenauS SpoB~
bineinitedeu. Gbenio iollen grrUabie'
ne fcin 60ies 9ciipiel gebcn, OaB iie
5uu @nticrnen oes Gbreni6mol5es
Sircid60l5er, 3o6nliodler oocr gar
ole leiHt o6brc1cuoen 9lciitiitlpiBeu
benuBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
CsrluG6ltcn gSeamte.

0ic n@l1fter GoboT8bdn0lcr 9liio.
ciotion~ bat folgcnoe 9comie fiir OaS
laltfcnoe Sa6r erlp1blt 9Srdiiocnt
s. 6. 0loore; &icc. .Erdlioent, @eo.
u. 9u1beiiter; Sdoemeiiter, Sobn
StofeS; Sefretdr, 6. 2ouis Setter
Sic neuen @ireftoren iino: So6n
Stofes, o. q. 9u6bciitcr uno Sas.
u. 0nmfinS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
n9lOrO- eIau- -StraRcm- Sanucrciu"

0ic 26. Sa6rcs @criamnliln9 0eS
o9ioro-@oD- StraBen inmcrDd1rcn-
ocn 9ouoereins yfr. - ian0 gcltern
9IbcnO I'M &ercinslofalc, )ir. 937
9torO-@aDltraBc, itatt.Ger 9r0ii.
ocnt. s. 5eter Bad, iii6rtc 0ci &or-
iib, uiO SetrctGr 6. @ngclo Ods Bro.
tofoll. )iaAGcm bic lmIicn0cn @c.
i6dite crleOigt waren Fam Der Sab
rcsberibt 5ur &crlrIlng. 0ic @c-
iunnIt-@inna6mcn bctrlacn $57s
1918; 0ic ghlSad6cn $56,033.35;
aaNen6eitauO, $Lt54.t3. Die @ut.
6a6cn 0cs &crein3 bctrugcn am I
Wtui $55, ,551.O2; 0ie &cr6in0li6fci.
ten %0O,73767 0cna5ufolge Elm mn
pcrt6ciltcr Groiit non $l,S13.35 per-
6lcibt. Cine Dol6jd6rlide GiOiocn.
&c bon 3 A5ro5cnt mlrroc erlldrt mo
ocrblei6t nac5 glbl6reibcn Derlcl6en
Gin 9ielerDeionO BON iiber $3 800.
0ic g8u6l ser 0ireftoren 6atte fol,
gcnocS 9ieiultat. s. Gcicr Dad,
,grGiioent; 6ronf u. 6iilf, 8i5cs
Erdiiocnt; Geo. 3. Bad, &oiiircr;
s. GngclS, SctrctGr; Geo. Bauer,
Gouiroleur; 0ircftorcn Or. Sos.
&car0, Glenncns glttndnn, aarl ".
9t. S1olb, @enrp Spo6n G6os.
@cmnede, gloom 2cGt uno Gnil
3entgrai. Ger 9lnpolt aarl 9l. W}.
SbolB lit 9ic1ts6eiitanO OcS Der
Gins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
iyrdnIciu GatG. q. Sclm 6cer0igt.

@eltern gtadnlittng mur0e bon iDs
rcr g8o6nung 9tr. 340t, GDonnells
StraBc, Canton 6rGulcit Catherine
g(, Selm 5llr cmigcn Jflibe beitottet.
9Soitor @aB biclt IN Der Dereinigten
0euti6cn cDongcliiben STRIDE eincn
cr6e6cnoen Grqucrgottes0ienit no6
mcl6em oie 9eiicBung uuf Dem ers
iten cDongcliiNcn 6ricoboie erfolgte.
gllS 9obrhl6trGger fungirten Oic
S5errcn g8il6elu @roB, 6reoerid
5bmeiicr, &orl @obit @il6. &obit,
6rie0ri6 &obit m0 5rieorid arnut-
ncr. 6rdrIein Selm lit in glltcr
bon 20 So5rcn Der SalSi6winoiubt
erlegcn uno bintcrl1Bt ne6en i9rer
Wditter, Srau Charlotte &elm, gcb.
Rablt, bier 9riiocr, 6rieorih, @eorg,
Saul lmo 2ouiS @elm. glm &ir6cn.
lcbcn bat SrGulein Sclm elm tbGtis
ges Sntcreilc Qcnonunen lln0 par eii
longiG9rigeS Wfitglic0 oes &irAens
Aors Der erlten OcltiAen ocrcinigtcn
&irhe, Der ii1 in corporc an DER
8eiietung bct6eiligte uno mG6reno
Ger Srauerieier uno om @ro6e einigu
&ieOer inng. 6crner geborte GrGulehl
Sclm Dem n&ibcrtp Bell Council
gtr. 3, 0ougbters Of 9(merica," felt
langen Sobrcn ais Wlitglie0 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06
ClncD le6nt nb.

@oiton, 5. Nioi. 0r. 9iihoro
0lncp, mel6er pom }GrdROcnt @il-
ion iiir oen 9oiten Ocs &oritebcrs
Der @unocS.&eierpe-9c0orOc mscr.
ic6en mar, BAT 6eitc Elm Sbreiben
an oen Erdiiocutcn gcridtet, in mcl-
1em cr oic @rnennlmg ablcbnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

NIbia6ttstaee Der Yaiiaeier.Sampfer
bOn glciu.g)ort.
9lm 6. @loi ,San @igIiclmo4uad
Gcopcl
gtm 6. @aoi vslaerico" not5 glca-
pei unO @eumo.
sIm 6. 01oi r2o Groncc~ no9
SABRE.
qlm Z. @3di e.@rBBar, aurfarit"
na6 Bremen. 9lo 9q"
slm q @lai rGaHYoncao" uad
9iottcroom. 1'llliln,
sln Z. 0aai ~stoiitrin sluguite BIC.
torio" nod Spmbilrg.
9(m z. @ioi rsyDcrltia nod @I
broltor nno glddbdi9.ol'q AZ
slm 7. Dloi ygoItic" no6 2iucr.
pooI.
u Z. 92oi .st. aouis" nod
Soutbanpton.
PIN 9. Uaoi vGamcronia" na4
Glasgow.
glm 8. @}ai aaroouIouo4 nod %.
Der mo 9lntmerpen.
Slm 8. @lai 00Ipn1pc~ itatb
Sout1onpton.
PIN g. @loi n@linncipasta~ nad
2ou0ou.
s(m 5. mai ~g3opoli" nod @co.
per-.
glm 8. @lai ,gcnc8ia" na8 g3ar.
iciQc.
sfm 9. gsqi .G5icoao" nod
Sopre.
s(m 8. 01ai gerciiOcnt Groat"
nod Sumbnrg.
slm 3. 9lai ~scqoIia" nod 9re'
men.
glm i2. Ulai .aronpriu8 ggI.
belm~ nod Bremen,
9lm 12. @3oi gG5or" nad 9iotter
Dam uno Sibou.
9lm 10. @}ai 09loorOou~ uad
9iotteronm.
9lm 13. glai uGoronia" no6
2ibcrpool.
9lm i3. @loi uGuropo" uod 9lca.
pei un0 @cnua.
glm 10. Moi u2a 2orroitlc~ nod
Soore.
glm IA. 0lai .8cnnpIOouio" nad
Somburg.
slm IA. g3ai .aloriatic" nod
Siperpool.
grm Is. g2oi st, 8auI" nod
Soutbonpton.
glm 15. @2ai Oscar Der 3meitey
nod Stopcn5oaeqaQQ Nm,
g(m t6. N}ai "a'cSe6r8e gsaI9iua
tcn" nod Bremen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-06

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-24
BANDIT
Who Robbed Aged Woman at
Great Bottom Are Said to
Be in a Coal Mine.

HUNTINGTON, Dec. 24.-Smoke
curling from a deserted coal mine in
eastern Lawrence county, o.. near
here, and the presence of a woman
carrying food to the wild locality
leads the authorities to believe that
Philip Shamblin, 33, and Grover
Gothard. so, wanted for the robbery
of Mrs. z. C. Oswald, an aged woman
at Great Bottom, w. Va, Sunday
night. are hiding there.
Information to this effect was
brought here by relatives of Mrs.
Oswald, who offer large reward for
the bandits capture. An armed
posse started for the scene. and are
surrounding the mine. All precau-
tions are being taken. as the banditn
are declared by the authorities to be
desperate fellows and heavily armed.
Tho robbers covered Mrs. Oswald
with revolvers and threatened to blow
her brains out and and even choked
her. but tho woman refused to di-
vulge the hiding place of large sum
OF money.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-24
FLOATING ICE
May Cause Another Suspension
Of Traffic on Ohio, Fear 8
Rivermen.

WHEELING, Dec. 24-Riyermen
fear that floating ice may cause
another suspension Of traffic on the
present rise. The larger boats have
been put up at different ports on ac-
count of low water, and the owners
will not bring them out in dangerous
times especially since the best Of the
season has gone. Smaller boats are
now running here and below and
these cannot withstand the ice at
tack. =.
The Kanawha is still at Pittsburs
and it is certain that 1t will not be
brought out for few days since the
crew has been sent home. The Reuben
Dunbar Is laid up at Charleston, but
Is a very poor boat in ice. The City
of Parkersburg is at Cincinnati and
will resume as soon as possible. al
though her trade has been considera-
ably affected by the embargo on Ohio
cattle in West Virginia. The Grants
vile was injured in the same manner
and 1t is certain that she will not
leave Parkersburg until the Ice season
has passed. With a reduced traS..
1t is very probable that the Liberty
will also be taken from the Wheeling
Matamoras trade. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-24
HOSTER BR EVER les
I'M RlECEIVER 81 HANDS
AS a Result Of So Many States
Entering the dry Col
llmn of Late.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. "a The
Hoster-C Columbus Breweries Com
panies. twelve million dollar corpo-
ration, went into the hands OF receive
ers Wednesday on order OF the United
States district court. Decreased
demands for! beer. adverse legislation
and the voting dry of many states
and counties the last few years was
given as the cause. The company
had $4,S50,000 outstanding capital
fstock bonds and $4. S9s. 600 outstand-
ing bands. with $6,000,000 stock and
the same amount OF bonds author
lied. Most OF the bonds were secured
by mortgages on property owned by
the company in Ohio. Virginia. West
Virginia, Pennsylvania. Indiana and
New. Jersey.
In its statement the company de-
ciared the voting dry Of West vir-
ginia was the last straw" in series
Iof legislative acts which reduced
seriously the sale Of It's products. In
Grease of the saloon license fee to ST.
900 by the Ohio legislature eight
years ago. a county local option law
and the more recent licensed system
by which the number of saloons vera
cut down are mentioned as other
causes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-24
CONSPIRACY
In New Orleans to Blow Up a
French or English Passenger
Steamer Frustrated.
,as assee,Arrp r.r,s,

NEW YORK, Dec. 24-The exist
ence of an alleged conspiracy in New
Orleans to blow up a French or
English passenger steamer on the sea
by placing an Internal machine in her
cargo before she could sail from New
York was known twelve days ago 10
Carl Faguet. general agent of the
French line. according to announce
ment made here today.
A small army of detectives were
employed to prevent the fruition OF
the scheme, every bit of baggage AMI
cargo going into the French line
ships was closely examined and the
proper authorities were promptly
notified. 1t was believed here that
this notification was what resulted in
the arrest of four men in New Or
leans Tuesday night. r..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-24
TRIPlETS
First IN the Historyof the Place
Are Born at Mill

ELKINS. Dec. 24.-Mill Creek cit
izens have been appraised OF the fact
that their town is favored with a set
of triplets. all boys, the first in the
history OF that place, and about
the second occurrence of the
kind in the county.
The proud parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cleveland E. Ashby. first had the
babies numbered, one, two and three,
but since have given all sof them
names. which are as follows: George
Glen. Lee Liggett and Burton Baxter,
respectively. The babies are all
strong and healthy, each weighing q
little less than five pounds.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-24
TAKE NOTICE

We, the undersigned Board Of Edu-
cation of Grant District of Harrison
County, West Virginia, will offer for
sale to the highest responsible bidder
therefore at public auction on the
End. DAY OF JANUARY, 1915,
in the afternoon Of said day at two
O'clock P. NJ. in the village Of Lost
Creek of Harrison County, West vir-
GINA. the following described real
estate:
One lot Of land containing three
fourths OF an acre with two roomed
school building thereon, reserving
therefrom the two closets located on
said lot; said lot is situate on
................. Street,
in the Village of Lost Greek. fronting
on ................ ..,...... Street,
extending from said street back to an
alley, and is the same property in
which public school has been held
in said village for the past several
years.
I The sale will be made, one-half
cash In hand on the day OF sale. and
the residue on or before the LIST day
of August, 1915. A vendors lien will
be retained to secure said deferred
payment. Possession will be given
Immediately after the close of the
present term Of school being held in
said building.
Said property is very desirable
property, clear OF membranes, not
being leased for oil or gas, and the
building thereon is such that can be
~ ei1,, oanuartad fnfo a four. .aa,,,.>d
dwelling house Lost Creek has paved
streets, and is desirable town to
live in.
Done by order of the Board of Edu-
cation of Grant District OF Harrison
County, West Virginia, and with the
consent Of the county superintendent
of public schools of said county, this
the list day of December. 1914.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
GRANT DISTRICT OF HARRI-
SON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
BY Charles W. Davisson, President.
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