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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Mrs William Griffith and grand.
daughter left on the s:02 r. m. train
out ~ East Steubenville. last even
ing. for New York. where they will
take p steamer for Wales TO paw n
visit OF two months with relatives.
They were accompanied TO the train
by large number Of relatives They
sail from New York this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Breummer & HiIdebrsnd

Funeral Directors and Embaimsrs
rsIelhon- 2oI Opru faE snd nlght
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SpITH CAROLINA Az. and Reach.
l.riN ate baths. running water in rooms
eirt ator 20 street level Fiuc porrbcs.
capacity $50. Special ratesa Tooktef
BRYAN 4 WILLIAMS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
SEALED PROPOSAIS
SS esss, 70 IN M. o,n JoSssrs; Me

Notioe 20 Manufacturers, Jobberu. Mer-
chants and Others wholesale Dealer,
NOIltE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board OF CONTROL Of tbc Sea-
or West Virginia will receive bids daily
~ us otfce At Charleston. West Virgins
LOT furnishing supplies for the several
STATE institutions. tho financial manage
ment OF which is vested in said Roard
Sontracts viii be awarded 20 the lowest
plnders: quality considered and other
snIhgs 9elng equal. West virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
ldsts o. supplies seded will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF re1ucsf.
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
la-l-tI Charleston. West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
WARWOOD
Lawn Fete.

members OF the Sacred Heart
Shurch OF Wheeling. gave a lawn fee
!ast evening at the grounds owned nv
the church. corner sixteenth street
anu Warwood avenue. a large num-
OF ,lckets Tor the AFFAIR we're sold
uy ana coffee were sold. Proceeds
VIII De given to funds which will ne
used IN the near future for the build.
ing OF a Sacred Heart church in town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

large number % the membe OF
attend the picnic given by tho Ffrst
Lnrlish Lutheran church OF Wheel.
lne. The picnic will b. given i'm tha
out pike district and out door
SPORTS VIII be- the greatest feature OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
Installing vuIeanIzer.

icy will reside in Moundsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Joseph Csmiiletti and Elizabeth
= ,,, snlilettl. his wife. and Antonio cam.
10 fasquale tamilefti and Anna Csr,.
ilettl. his wife. Small parcel OF lsnd
M toNn OF NellsburE ConsiderafIoo
aa.s0e. Dated July ?. 1914
NAY ;. Given 10 n Teetres ana
winnie p Ieeters. part OF lot No lsS
W me town Of NellsburE Consider.-
ton 500 and other valuable co1stS-
Grafton Dated July %. 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
WELLSBURG

"a EL1-sBr &c. " "a july - AZ
Der home m az Fourlh Hsrd La
rgf1inf Miss kfhei Iaylof rnfartaip-
"a = - friends lr honor % Ma
b-il@ Bailey. Nho has anrouncsd -
-. announced hsr snEsEernsuf IN.
wedding 20 gaks plac- On W.dn.-fs,
August - a luncheon ~ ssrret
on Ne lArEe back porch The pise..
cards we're embsilished uifh nofes
which read Here Cones the RID
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Miss Elsie b. Chambers. OF Beth
any ana Guy r. Woods. OF Mounds
25th. at Moundsville. by Rev. James
B. Smith. Miss Chambers was teach
er OF the Henderson school. in Bur
falo district. last year. and Is well
known throughout Wellsburg and the
They will reside in MoundsviIle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
{. n. QUINCY
No 1912 nsrket street

De- spending few days visiting friends
IN North wervood
Miss Lly BeaU q Cumberland
Nd. BE- spending a few days visiting
a. the home Of Mr. and Mrs Edward
Elliott o. Warwood avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
Ladies' Aais

Regular weekly meeting of the
L' Aid society OF the Christian
church will be held this afternoon -,
O'Clock az the church. corner Sew.
enteenth street and Richland avenue
All members are urged to be present
ana the afternoon will be enjoyed i'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Frank Dempsey, FOllansbee mill
worker. aged about 30 years. suffered
a slight stroke Of paralysis after ~
clock this morning. and for some
time his condition was considered Sc
rious. He was playing horse-shocs
with a number Of BOYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
Met Last EvenIno

Regular weekly meeting Of tn.
Christian Endeavor sociptv ~ ,he
Presbyterian church was held lat
evening at $50 o'clock at the church
Most OF the members were present
ana the subject for the evening wss
snJoyed by all after which some ron.
tine business was transacted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and son
Dean left this morning via antono.
bile for their home in Cleveland, %
after few days visit with friends
here. They were accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bishop and
daughter, Emma who will make a
short visit in Cleveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
Improve Your connI,,Io.

four complexion as well as vour
temper Is rendered miserable by a Ais.
ordered liver and by constinstion
axe Chamberlains Tablets and Won
VIII improve them both. For sale nv
all dealers.-Adv. ny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
HOTEL .FRONTENAC

from heaCh The most popular sectioa.
between the two famous piers central .
al attractions. mOdefI.. high-class hotel
as good as the best: capacity 25O. Will
make very Special terms OF So SIO
Nl-.5o, $500 up. including large ocean
rooms. metal beds. elevator baths
phones. superior table. with white seq
vice. table supplied direct from fArtn:
pure water. sanitary piumbifN porch.s
overlook the ocean and Boardwa lk
Booklet W. T.. WATTS
fy-fg-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

George r. Kraft. proprietor OF the
Modern Shoe Repair works has
branched out into another line OF
business, and Is installing large
up-to- date vulcanizing plant FOR the
purpose OF vulcanizing and retread
ing auto tires
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

X Writ Fair. OF BROOKE county
teacher In the Brooke county schools
ioF several years has been elected
fair Oaks. Indiana Mr. Fair has Len
Tor Fair Oaks and Il preparing to take
charge OF the schools there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Inomas CLIFFORD Gray and Do-.
= hfisiins short both OF Gray station.
Charles Maien1 and Nsrxsr., vo-.
both OF Etna. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Tom Davis and James DauEhortv
went hunting yesterday and succeed
ID In catching ~ rrOundhoVs in tho
Vicinity of NirRinia station Both are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

The Ladies of the Maccabees held
their annual picnic out at Wauch's
dam this afternoon with a very large
sIowd present and reported a tine
time. They engaged IN fshinK hstb-
ing and other out door sports ana
returned home late this afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
z L B E RO n

central: op-n Surroundings: opposite Protestant No
Catbohc churches; capacity soC. throughout
runninE water In rooms: private hath.: metal bsds
p feet OF porches. excellent table fresh veget-i
sindoSssereened white sefyiee: bootiet - eciatts
70 ~ weekly; n-so 10 ~ 50 daily X n ITII NJ u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Mrs. Michael Scott and children
left for Bellview Assembly where
they will spend the summer. having
rented a cottage there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
LOST.

LOST bunch of keys on a Triangular
holder. with Stratford Springs bottle
opener attached. Reward II returned 10
SHatioTd ty-27-i
watch with raised initials
on back. w. ". s" In Mcclure Hotel
labrat0ry' Finder please return 10 By-
fv-gE-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

rnembers ~ ~ Harmony Cha. and
sir4ncnoz So IL % D. ssrr-d a.
The cllh roou,s to- .su-f-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
NEW FEATURES:
LAWN TENNIS COURT
TANGO nANCE RTnnn

Eathing from Hotel. Zee shower baths.
Rates 81. $40. Si2.5O. SIS. si75
weekly. 81 w daily. American Plan
MrNe for free booklet and points OF
Interest ia Atlantic CITY
AUGUST RUHWADEL Proprietor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Any one wishing To- buN q first rls,s
tup-to-datel saloon IN Allentown. 70
should write to y. =. 1rcNtcr q south
llth St Tor full particulars regarding
same. SN year lease ON building which
- IN business section. on main street
trolley cars passing the door every
thec minutes. Allentown. Pa is about
so miles north Of Philadelphia and about
30 miles west Of NeW York Cttv pom
ulntion over 50 900 tvag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
Hotel Boutwell, Atlantic CITY, N. .
THE COLWYN

Near Beacn. modern improvements
excellent table. uneRcstled service. open
WOW from all porchcr. $50 Oh daily,
s. 81 gl2.s0 weekly. fu-s-5et
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
ORDER or PUBLICATION.
oraer Of Pnhlieatior

TIE State % West Virginia Ohio
County. -.
In the circuit Court % Ohio County
Wet virginia iuiy Ruies. 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Everybody. Munsey's. sCentury.
Harperg, North American RevieW.
Vogue, Popular. Peoples. March and
April Fashion maEaEinea
Books and Stationery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
WANrEp-A No. -

WANTED mnn with $4,000 10 500
."NN. 70 take an interest IN LARGE
Wholesale and retail Usrd,.er. -
hulld'rs supply Company. as its score
tarN which has been In operation for
nor. than ufty years Present owp.-
an old bachelor. hes made hts forture 4,
ms business and desires TO r,tt,s
splendid opportunity for eNperien.,d
Va - 20 'l,..",'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
HOTELMAJESTICyl5sinisA,.y,;,

Center OF attractions. Ocean view. Re
novated throughout. Capacity. 500. Ele-
Nator. Private baths. White service etc
superior table. Special $40 up wkly: 81
up dly. Bklt. NJ A SMITH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

Beet Located Popular Price Family
Hotel In Atlantic city. N. J.
SETHERLASDS
New York Avenue so yards from Hoard
walk Overlooking lawn and ocean.
capacity 400 Elevator. private baths.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
WANTED-MA.E HELP

WArrxD-Nen 70 i.a-, an. go
,Nslc We prcpare you IN few weeks
~ earn While 1ou learn Tools 80,
49, NAtins nd demand Tor our ~.
ocrs 81 surprising uaee. Nrtt. -, -.
Noier hsrecr COLES. Cincinnati. q -
1y-sB-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
THE WILTSHIRE virsipia

view. capacity $50. private baths. Run
nInE water IN rooms. elevator: music
special $1,000 up weekly; $500 daily.
open all the year. Booklet
SAMUEL, FILLS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30

WAHTED-To buy second hand or
passenger car In first class ordsr
Must be a bargain fo- S35n or $3.50 cash
address 4 r. care Intelligence. giving
iull details and when and where c1r'
ran be seen and tried. fvsO-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

Mlrtlrar aNsuEs
rsar lEa ~
tressl-E 1850
lhs = 2 a ~ g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS

->-~~--~-~-->>--~-~~~~~-
CA1H-We buy odd false teeth. sold
sllver; watches; diamonds. JewcIrW
new Or broken. full value paid
Startling Refining Co.
Room 4i3 sohmuibaoh BidR. wheeliuz.
Tue-Thr-Sat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

2apio N} Sing bon 9Sr. 2Ot9.
Sprre- 5traBe, Der 5luei Gage in Der
norOoitli@en %oIi5eiiiation ein9c-
i6loiien mar, neil er am Sarge iei-
nes 9ruoerS cinen Strcit oniongcn
moalc, wurOc geitern ourG 9}ihter
@olOen iiroilos entloiielL nahOcni
Icine M}ltter fiir icinc 6rciiprcdma
gcbcteu batte.
Sing wiroe iAou porgeitern Dem
Gi6tcr poracfi5rt mo aui Griu1el
iciuer 9lngeb0rigeu wicOer 6intcr
SAlo6 lno 9lieoel ocicbt oa Oieiel-
ben cincn STREET befiirAtcten, iobal0
cr eutlalicu iein luiiroc. 9Ils por
flint So6ren Der 9oter 6eeroigt luur
DC. crrcgtc aing OurH 9(nfangen ei-
ncs 5trcitcs Del Scr 9eeroignng cine
groBe 9luire0un0 inter oen 2ciotra.
gcnOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

Vlit gclpautetcr Grlpnrtlng lcDel
a6cr 400 4erionen Sem am fommen-
OeA Eieniiog 3l Ccean-GitD iiattiin-
oenOeu So6rcs-9hisiluge oeS oGer-
Gins Der @eic6ditsleltte BON Si0-9al.
tiluore~ enigegell. Ter oieSid6rige
2lusilug oiirite Don gonj beiouOercm
9ci5e ieit 0o oas 9lrrangenlentS-3o-
mite Elm &rogranm auigeiteat unO
por6ereitet Bot meldcs cine groBe
9ln5o6l poQilGuOia neuer 9lttrottios
uen ouiiuciit. &orin oieiel6eu be.
iie6en miro itrengiiens ac6eim aebal-
ten, nm an Gcitagc ielbit onun nit
elmer 6arrli9en llebcrrraiAlng oui-
mortcn 5lI f0lnen
Co3 9lrraugeincntS.Gonite Dat nit
Der mnme6rigen GeruoQltGnOigun8
Der @or6crcihm9eu eiu bartes Stid
2lr6eit acleiitet. Ger Canpier Sam.
6ri0gc~ miro nit Den 9ntsfliiglern
an 9or0 oen Bier 93r. S an Der Sig6t-
StroBcu.Neritc Inn puntt 1a7 ll6r
@}orgcnS nit Dem 3iele Claiborne
pcrlaiien. 6olgenoeS iin0 Die S6eil-
ne0mer ans Ocm 9lusfhlQe.
0egr uuo iSfau g. g. Giieubrauoi SEER uno
Dfuu Opns. s. WNiDcu, Neft lno Srnu 2Sdls
ier g. Ncnn0, pcrr mo Oran Giepbcn y.
Sliile peri iao Sfdn gsnt G9oct perr u'o
Sran 9r Otto Ni Acinbarot. perr uno 5rau
Nco 8. Gutedt Derr luio ,Sruu gSllium g.
lldt6, &err uno ,Srnu lSllinm @. 0enlcl Sr
mo Srau NdryN Ml;nnedc. 8ey mo Syun
sStuldm Surm Scrr nno 6ra Srall g.,
Niuocr, Ncrr uno Srnu gScbcr D. Nians
0err mo 6rau Sous w. Sodman Nerr mo
6rnn SpuiS NiniibuL 6crr nno Srnu 0burlc5
Nurn 0err mo Srdu Weorpc Saas 0crr mo
iSrun Nliheri Gproeller. Ser ullo Srun Qlri0Nr
Gaebr Ncrr mo ,Srau Soon Y. Niiiiner G0aa
q. @rIe9cl Iuo 6ran esrr nqo 9ran Sgas
y. Sotoln8, Qefl lIno Sldn epas SDlplet
ltn9, Ncrr nno Srdu Soon VI. Ganlor Ncrr
uno Nral nopdro VI. Coleman, Netr uo 5r0u
Sepn 8 Robmard 9err ulo 6ral @corae
Qldli0ul, Scrr uno 6rult NnpN 9lu6er Nefr
lulo ,Synu ,Srco, y. MuHlc Ncrr mo Srdu
SnDn 6 SoDlc, Ncgr mo Stan SODn 8. &0'
lGct Qerr uno Grou George Arnoi, perr ulo
@atbcQ Ncrr nno Srau 0pnrno @utit Nerr
mo 6tan Saul SciiNcr. Netr nli0 SrNu ser
man @drten. perr mo Sraii IS, ". WroB,
mo Srail gSn Niuer Ncrr mn 6rau s. IS.
Aenlcr Serr mo ,5rnu = ". STnnc, Nerr
mo Sran ". SS Melcn Nerr mo Nrnu gSni.
g. Cana oerr nno 6rau SEQ ~. Sdn0i
NcW NIB ,Srnu @co x. NinDN, 0crr mo
Srdn g. Sreo CbreDt Ncrr mn 6ran GDae
Eicics uno Scrr uiio Slnu @omaro g 6inQer-
Die Srdulcilla Srinu Maltbdi Eorris Niai
tbdl lGarp 0aupt Winmie NO0clulan, Carrie
Wnti6di NIB Gbriie Nlaitbdi
sic 0erren gloon Nronim Better 5rit.
Sobn S. Sodm0n @cor0c NuooWb 0eltrD =.
AgncunnQ Gom " 2Seiuer h 9Sinoiclocr.
Nuhn g. ROib On,Uur0 Wi MQindi Nr 9Snlt
Ter g. Sclln0 @baa ". eaier, Sopn \. Seuu,
So6n g. Sumter 50. & 2Silpn 8. 8 0oqn'
Ion ,Srautis 0nplcp NbuS zhmiol, ". 4.
sNtA Sobn 81 feu6 @cier Srt Senlp =.
@rocnnp g. &ob Sell Nonn 50. 9reocinmp,
,Soicp1 Nrooe. Soiepb Npcb Natrb lS grim,
qcnls 0pe. Ninr Snupih, gllberl \. 6leolet,
6rco gl Nrooni, Spbn s.. Wcs Geo pnae,
g. a. Npnc5, 9Sm 9l Nln9, 0cngp NlnDer
@Sm &aecu Cico QS So @ierion. glpert sl.
SiorlleD, 8. B. S0uinuerA. 0cnru Isauiu
glmbroic &ogt NNiicH s. 9Sa0ner 3ol Y.
9scnucr Goot N 9Sbcelcr mo ". 3. 9Sdeg.
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9ns qe6en einc emit.

@eilern 9l6euo 10 ll6r brac6 an
ocrGdc Der Guitcrn.9(Ucune un0 Grit.
ten StroBe sic "a Sa6re ate Srou
0ora Ni. GaioOc. bon 9}r. 3i01 50.
itcr-2lpenue, 5uianmcn naGOem lie
cinigc 9uedlil6crta6lcttca gcidlldt
botte. sic lDlm0c in balbGcuuBtlo
lem 3ldiunOe BON Sronf So6ier bon
9lr 1l0G 6irit-9lueule, auige6oben
unO nit DER 9lnbulnn5 Der Gaitous
%ol3eiitation nah Dem So6nS Sop
fins-Goipital ge6rdNt G6e iie IN
Die glmbulon5 ge6oben wuroe, 9o6
Tie Eoli5iit 0}oppinger cinen Orei
Soften langen @ricf in pelheni lie
iAilOerte, wornn lie iic6 OoS Se6cn
ne6nen uer0e. Ger @auptgrln0 H..
rer G6ot ioll i6re Nlutier iein. sic
iArie6 in cinigen 3eilen OaB tic
nicbt einmol bon i6rer N}utter olifge.
nonlnlen lpirOe, luenn ie III 9IotbIa.
&c mar. Sic iGrie6 inter gln0ercm
mortliG: u9ittc gc6t mcinen SciA.
nam nidt mener @iutter Oo lie Oo.
ran id)ulo III, 0aB idl mir ooS 9e6eu
ne6mc," Sie batte onideinenO idon
periGicoene &eriuHe genac6t iiG
Ous Setcn 5n ne6men. Gie Nlutter
Ger Se6ensniioen lit 6rau Dora S.
9Ieu6croer Oie in 9tr. 4i2, 9ior0-
@ort. SirdBc, po6nt. Srou GuoOe
1T ieit Ieds Sa5ren Der6eirot6et uaO
uerIicB i6ren @lonu Dor Orei So6ren
iilr cine filr5e 3eit Sic wobnen
gcgeuludrtig al Der o6en ongege6c
nen 9loreiie un0 ioIleu in lester Belt
pcrihicoene Strcitigteiten ge6a6t ia.
ben, 9}otboem Die 2ebcnSmiiOe I'M
Eo9ns Soptihs S5oipitol beGanoelt
worOen mar erfldrtcn lie Oic Sler5tc
nuBer @eiabr
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SleiratAs .gieenasn.


&eromc Srcber 2S, unO Seancttc
QicGnifertp, 49,
So6n @lcSlonnigah "a lno Gio-
let 9iot6, 20.
Scruis @. 9lonNorO, % (@eibc-
oeu) mo Soretto SobuioJ 20.
Sonuel s. Sbop, %. uaO N}orie
WlcGigue % 9eioe bon 9lltoouo,
ga.
g8iaiani 2. 81 Gieb, %, ruO Ser.
t6o 2 M}ortin D
S9oltcr s. Slower9, "a 6roullin-
bile NlO. unO .QlorD S Serpel %,
Sig6lonOiopn Nlo.
Couio T.. 5eloeu6eimer 38 9lcrp-
9orf % o. uuO Mlart6a Seeier Is,
Baltimore
6rouf SronoB, Sc, (s8itiweO
uuO 9lgneS G5cruifowSfo So, (gSitt.
ue).
Grpin 5tc6Oiua, %, uno Wlarie
NlDcr5, n.
Nliaaro 3. 9Sicrcp, 2, iln0 2ucD
s. Cictrih. 90
George SipiOersfi, p, mo Selen
0rde,tomSfu, y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01
saiff fir tsrtdenIaaO.

Otewport SEEMS. @a. 81,
Suli. Der @eianote ShHemom
ino peri6ieOene onoere @litaIicocr
ser 9richiihen @eionotidoft in
SSoibm9ton batten iih bier aeitern
sur oifi5ieIlen llcbersobc oeS tribe
ren omerifaniiben Shlohtlhiffes
uWliiiiiiippi" All bic grichiidlc &cgic
umg eingeiicllt Scr &oliptaft be.
itono III ocm Siiien Der ariehiihct
6logge nuf Oem Shiif welhcs nod
Der crlten 5eeiMlodt IN oeni iiiug.
item 3riegc geeen oic Iiirfei IN v@ii'
it's nmgctolit morocn lit GomnIon.
Der 9ouleoris pon Der grieHildrn
Morine miro oenndbit ods 5hitf
nod oem Nlittelmcer iibcriiIbrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-01

0oB feline 6rou nah einen Gage
nod Ser No@5eit iciner iberoriiiiig
mar imo iid seluitnidt 6ot nie &c.
Geirot9et 81 ba6et mar einer oer
Selagcgriiuoe. oie 9eonioas Gbriiia+
fos, cincm GonOitor BON 9tr. 2t0i,
observation-disclosures sur SMeiouna
BON ieiner 6rou @olehronia G6rilta'
fos pcr6alien. 9iihter Stump ac-
md6rte i6u geiiern mi &reiSgeridt
9lbi6cilm9 2 cine o5iohite Sdei.
omno G6riltatos CAB an, oaB er
5wcimal criol9loS perilldbt bdttc,
ieine @attin ans @ricdJenlanO nod
9lacrifa 5u briuaeu
9lic6ter Stump acu16rte e6cufalls
cine obiolte S@eiouug Ser 6rai
SOa NlaD Girher bon i6rem @ottea
Eacob 6. air6er, Der iie ouge6Iid
perlaiicu bate. 1as @onr mar ain
%. Simi uorioen Sabres octrout
ober Oos @6e9liid 6ielt ougeblicb nibi
lan9e an mo bier N1ouate ip0ter
uerlieB, uaA 9lusiaoen Der 5rau Sir.
ger, ser @atte Oas ebelihe Seinb
obne 5uriid5ute6ren.
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Nnrlc Gto0tucniofcifcn,

0err Nlariin Nleperoird. Ser am
4 3mi nit 0ru @ruit Shnieiiier
nan TeutiAIauO reiltc iii geitcrn
mieoer nod Baltimore 5nriidgetebrt.
SEER Shmciiier bciinOet iid nod III
CeutihIono.
Srn areiSgerihtc mlroe oen iol'
senoen &erlonen Die n9nBimg Der
,@recl Grabbing Stamps uerhotcn'
Soiepb Sepn, 9ir 29l3. C'TonneQ.
StroBc, Nlorris aIein 9lr. 2i0A,
Git.0lontmcni.S StraBe mo 9ntna 9.
GrodctI. 9lr. 2IIl. 0it.6agette. Str.
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grnnn nn 6er CsNcn.s strnhc-

Sin auf llnbcfnnnte gSciic nusgcl
lroNcncs Seuer in Oem @igarren.
uuo %opicr.2oocn BON Socob 2ipiit
an scr 9iorowcit gdc bon 2omboro.
uno Gocn.StraBc puroe eeItern
lGorgcn 6ci Seiten our6 Sorrr
&in6ol entOcdt un0 20 Yerloncu
fonnteu iih infoIgc Oeiieu rebt6eitiq
in Siher6eit bringen. &mbou, elm
@riinpaorcnbonoler ser friib 5itr
9(rbeit gebt, lag olf Der onoereu
Seitc Scr StroBc aiif elmer 9onf Dor
eincm @riumaorenlo0cn uno ihlief
Gr eriuadte Inn 3 llbr lino iab ans
2iplis' 9ooeit 9fauH orineen. 81
iprong iofort biniiber uno broh oiC
8biirc Elm. Gs mar ibni ober midi
moQlich, in Den 2aoeu ein3u0rin9en,
oo sic Slummen i'm Snneren miitbe.
ten. Gr ibrie e6euer" imo itieo
iibcr cinen 3aun noh Scr bintereu
Scitc 0eS 9alnes, mo- er mn SWplei
riefeiten oitrb ctl 6enltcr 1T elm
Shlof5inrmer Oes eritcn StodluerfS
oclongtc Qns 8inmer mar mil
Touh gefiiat unO aiuban b0rte orei
&inocr lhreieL Die er in SiNerbeii
6rod)te. anubon modtc ieinen @ea
ourd 0as 6eniter pcricbicoene Nlole
bis cr oac @emobncr IN Siher9eii
acbroc6t bate. Sn Der 3milden3eii
Gottc 0oOio eteIiou BON gtr. 14O0
Cit9om6oroitroBe, einen gllorn
cinqcIouot. 0ic 6euerucbr be
ItrGnfte oie 6lommen our oas erltI
Siodmerf. ons pollitonoig aus
bronnte. Scr ongeridtete Shooer
Ioa $4,000 betrogen. Erot Der ltor.
fen Site blieb Elm Gaantllm Gis
Creme in cinem 9ebdItcr nnperlebrt
mas lmgcfG6r 0os ein0ige mar, oas
md1t 8erlt0rt mltr0c.
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Gdlluciser gaationolfeier.

Inter oen Sdmei8ern in golti-
more miro Der bcutigc @e0enftug Der
@rilnoung Ger SbWci5 in ribiger
gSciic gciciert. SSn Ser S@mei6
icI6lt miro ser 4. gtuguit nit ipiirOe.
poQcr Ginfah6eit begon9en- @lan
qelu66rt i'd ni6t einnol cincn polcn
8ciertaq. glbenos 1a9 llbr crt0nen
ion Iaunltli6en Ebiirmen sic
6loden ms 2onO binons unO 5pdr
cine poac @icrteIihnoc @jleid oa-
rouf crItroblen bon oen Soben bic
Treiioenfellcr. Qos @olf beriam-
melt Iid ouf sen oifentliheu @ldbelL
no inter oen Gldngen patriotilher
S9ciIen, inter Toriii6rlng le6enoer
@iloer 6ci lcbinlmerroem 5ellerperf
ourd gleoner oas |oterIono geprie'
fen pir0. 9[u gr0Bcren 0rten wer'
sen ord biItoriide lluSiigc peran.
ItoItet. Sm @on6cn legt man o6er
0cluicbt oorolf, oeu6eltc fem ldllih.
fcs@epraqe 5u erbaIten lno uermei.
set nit pciuliMer Sorgc ocn gepobn-
(it6en SeitI0rm.
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Nine nlnlteriSie CSridlidlte.

3mn 5weiten Wial inncr6olb icds
Eaaen uuroe 6rou Scnnie 4Sorfer
BON 9}r. 1921, W}prtle @lacc bon ID.
rem Wianue bel Oelien @eimfcbr noN
Suuic gegncbelt aiIigeiunoen. glls
sic SbGterirncn mnrOen ole 5mci
Sdwcitcrn 9( lm0 3. 6rieomonn
perbaitct Die ebenfaQs in cineul
Sallie am Wlprtlc 9Slncc po6nen mo
BON Oencn cine Ole 6rml BON @.
1Sricomonn ill., Ser ais elmer Scr PIN.
Qreiicr ser 6rai Barter lebten Sonn-
iag ucr6aitet unO oeu @eri1tSoer
fa0ren iiberuieicn uoroei mar. Srall
%arfer er506ltc geltcrn 9Ibeno, oaB
lie noc5 ll6r na1 Naiie fam imo
ais lie in oen &eacr 0inobgc6cn iuoa-
tc, fancu i0r Oie 5mci Srancn eltgc-
gen, ii6erpdlti9ten lie unO 6auOen lie
Damn an Nien feit. Sic muroc in
0iclem 3ultanOe Don i6rem Nlanne
uigeiimocn Der noN 8 ll6r BON Ger
9irbeit nod Sotie FAM Eie beioen
Irauen gaben oli Der Gantoner &oli-
5eiItation an ooB iie Die 6rau nibi
i6eriollen 6otten lmO oaB lie no1.
wciieu f0maten 100 lie iid5 inn A ll6r
alige6alten bdtten. sic werOen 6elltc
irii6 9ii6ter &owel in ser Gontoncl
NGoli5ciitation uorgehi6rt peroen.