davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-21
Hcnthsville Weddings.

ISptcIHE 10 The IIme $ Dispa tch
HEATHSSlLLE. VA, December 10
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
Jane McNeal. OF Lake, Northumberland
County. TO the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Amy Jane. to Thomas Hol-
land Hughes, of Lewisetta. The cere-
mony will take place at the home of
the bride on December 90
Miss Thibedcan De Shields and Rob-
ert II. Gamen. both OF this county.
We're married recently.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Sebra and
Grover Cleveland Dodson. both of this
county, We're married this week
Miss Sadie Williams. of Alton, and
Wilmer Dodson, of Fairficlds, were
married at the Methodist Protestant
pnrSonnEc. BURGESS store
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

@iaiom g. &na6, Gietru @oIosano,
jSrau Gllgene Forfs, 6rI. @pelDn
&orfs, gSilbuu s &arfs, SRI. 9tettie
&orfs, 6rou g. g8. &erfius, SRI.
gIDo stcocnion %orfs, SRI. 9lcaie
Bitts, 5rou 9. 8. &ioqelp, SSrou
So6u @ou0oG SSrou 81. q, &enmid,
Sri. Selcn Sitter, SRI. Got6oriue
Sitter, SRI. @1ar1 9liiteait 6rou 81.
IS. Sitter, 5rou Serbert Stepeniou,
Sri. 6annie Sponn SRI Belle
Stouebrofer, SSrau So6u S6miot
SRI. Safe Stone6rofer, SSo6n s.
5Gniot, Srl.8eiiIob Steoenioil, SSrI.
Selen S6ipleD, SRI G}orD S6bleg,
ggiaiam StronO, SRI. Bertha Silup-
Jon, SRI. Gito Simpion SRI. 9olliie
S6erman Is. 8o6u Sliuglrib SRI
2oroQo SduIer SRI, 9lneIia @.
S6ermon Gomor0 81. Smith.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

Der ugtor0oitliMc Geridonerln9s
&erein~ bieIt aeltcrn 9(beno in Der
Cmamels.&opcae an ser Gde bon
Soffnlan- mo Goen StroBe ieine
monotliMe &eriommlmg, noAoenI
Iic6 wGbreno ser Commemorate oie
@}italieoer niht ocrianumelt bottcn
IS muroe beihlolicn sic StaOt 81
bcranloiicn Oen Clifton $arf" an
teriAie0enen SteIen 5u oeriHouern.
Bur 9(usfHbutng oes NoucS wilroc
cin Gonite eruannt. Ger @eric60ne.
rnas. .@erein bat IN Oen lebten Wlo.
noten 80 neue GlitoIieoer oifgenon.
men, @rdiioent 8. S. Butler fiibrte
ocn @oriib un6 Scfretdr g9. Stol
for0 0os Erotofoll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
ugerciuiatc Ginger uuu Baltimore
ocQriin0et 1885.


Snuptquortier n@ermauia D1du-
uerbor.Gmbbous." 0lr. $50, glorO-
0omaro-StraBe.
@eorg 2eftert, Erdiioent, glr. 215,
-SaratogoitraBe.
Sobn u. &lein, 0irigent, glr. POI,
g}oro-9inmooo-9lbemte
@corg Sinncl6eber, prot. imc
correip. Sefretdr, 93r. 315, gsoro-
gocu-StraBe.
Sermanu W1idlid, Sdobmeiiier,
g}r. 7t3, @arncr-StroBe.
Srib Sofuoun SSiuau3iefretdt
9}r. 2ttf. @cIt-&ratt-SiraBe.
@m. 9. Siloebran0t, 8ibliot9efar
9lr 2O20, observation-disclosures.
Sernanu @rdfe, Goriiber oeS Wal'
iif-Gouite's, 9lr. 1912, SBeit-0hI-
berrD- -StraBe.
n9lrion-@eiangOe
oSarmouie.~
0@ernunla-W|d1nerbcr.
n6robiim.
,Sbalia-Wldnncrb
nMo5art-@ldnnerbor.~
n@i1enfran5."
.@crmonia.2unrtett-GIu
rWlcloOie."
uMetaer-@eiang
Observation-Disclosures
o@eiteno-2ieocrfran5.
ngGdcr @eforgperetn."
Sauptqndrtier: 9}iiifel's SaIle, glr
l03, 9lorO.6reoerid. .StroBe, ieoeu
SomItoo 9lbeno, init sIisuoDme oeS
oritten Samiiags i'm Wlonat, Siile'
Itun0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
SSrauSilifter Oer6aftet.

g9eGcn ange6lider 9ranOiiiitung
wirOe geitcrn ser 0Icger Sonucl
gSilion melder bc6oliptet Dor etli
den @ocbeli bon Nlaiiahuietts nod
9oltimorc gefonimen SIT iein, oen
Eoli3eiricbter Snpplec I'M mittlcrcn
StutionsGQuie oorgciii6rt unO bon
oieiem fiir Gin mcitcres @erb6r ieit-
9ebolten. Ser 9leaer lit 6eihuIOiat
am 81. 9luguit cincn Nol5boufen ne
ben Sinmcls @l06clfa6rif all Scr
9torO 6rontitroBe nnO am @Ritt
nod 9lbcn0 bic @apicribohtel ga.
6rif 91r. 324, 9loro 6rontitraBc, N
9ran0 geilcdt 81 bo5en 6eruer ion
ser 9le0cr Ocn &erind 0emo6t ba'
6cn geitern 81 friiber Nloraenihtn0e
Sen 2aocn BON So6n 8. Collins, 9}r
tOi, @orriiouItraBc, in Srono 81 iic
dcn. Sci 0ieiem @eriude mur0e cr
bon Sem @oli5iien~Sorn beobacbtet
&oru beriolgtc Den 9}cger unO na6m
i'm felt nodocm cr cinen SduB auf
i'm o6gcicucrt bate. gSilion go5
ais GitihulOigung an 0aB CT cs
gcrne ie6e, pcuu Die 6elerluc6r ans
ride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

Baltimore Gpc, Gar anO S6roai
gborit, SoipitaI on0 0iSpeniorg."
Baltimore Sue on0 Gar &nTh-
marD,~ @rccnc- ino 2ombarO-Str.
nSSobns Sopfins SoipitaI ano DiS
penIarD,~ @roaOipaD nno ylonltHeni
5tsaBe.
,@9urG Some auo Snfirmarp,
@rooopoD, uobe Tairmomit-gIoenus
nGim Soipital |cr tbe SSnione,
9op-GieiY.
.G6riit Gburb Grce Dispeidarp
gtr. COZ, Siio.YonO-Str.
emergency EoroIo9icoI 5oipitaI
g1r. 12t, sSadion &lace.
.,gDc ans Ga @ispenlarp, sSree
oi toe @burtb Some ouO Suiirmorp.4
9roaOmaD, no6e GairHolnt-s(ue
nSoIpitaI ono 6rce 0iSpeniorp fct
t6c @Sncu Of @larvIanO,~ &aidpeits
glpeuue imo Sobu-StraBe
o@ucvJooo Solpitol tor 9onlnnv
tioes." Sopion.
nGaftern DispcniarD," 9sr. 1909
9It.9altimore-StraBe
nSoipitoI for tbe 9lelief Of Cripple
an0 Deforuco GbilOren~ G6arles'
uuo 90. StroBe.
n@leoicol ouo Surgicol Sree Gi%
peniorp." glr. 1901, 2ig6t.StrdBe.
nMarpIono 21ing.iu Soipilal o
tbe @lorplono @ensrol Soipital
g2r. S17, 2iroeu.9lpenue.
,W}arplnuH General SoipitaI,
Wlaoiion.StraBe imo 2in0cH-gIuc
y@larplauo SoipitoI for tbe Sn
ione,~ @atonsbille.
rMarDIano Someopat9ic SoIpita
ouO Tispeniarp," Scr. 1922, gsorD
Wlount-Srobe.
n@laternitD (2piugsiu) &oipitos'
unO p@2otcruite oi tie College 0
Eb1iicions auO Surgeons" galuest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
gSar OcS 2c6cns iibcrOriiITa.

Gie 80 Sabre oIte 5rau &otberine
goDlou bon 9tr. 639, 9lorO.S6rooer.
StraBe, oeriudte geiterH g|o@nittog,
iib 0aS 2e6en 5u ne6mcn inoem lie
in Der gld6e Ocs Soupuooo.@drfs IN
sen 9dd 9ii0cr iprong. Sin mbc-
fanntcr @lonu 6roAtc iie picoer alif
oos Erodcne lunO sic 2ebensmiioc
wuroe nod Ser Goutoner @oIi3eiito.
tiou qe6roht Gort erfldrtc iie
@}orihoQ Greomer Geacuii6er, OoB lie
iiA infolaa aagemeiuer Sorgeu ooS
2e6en ne6mcn poltc Gie 5rou be-
3ab iic6 bon Scr @pli5eiitatiou aus
nod &ouic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
Ncnlhrdis Qridlr nrlnnNcn.

Ger felt @}iitwod 9l6eno uerniBte
,So6n Iem6ed BON gtr. 24O7 Salt
9lpenuc, ser bel ser o@i6bs 9Srelerp'
ing 50" am SuBc Scr SSa0nerglpe.
ar6citct, puroc 9cltcrn @loracl olrN
oie @1onni9ait oeS Eoli5ci6ootca
,2annan" III Der 9}d6c r2S AierS Der
@eieQitbait aus Dem @aiier gc3ogen.
Gr arbeitctc nod Qliitpo6 9iabmit'
tag al Dem Rier, imo 9Ingcltelltc ir@-
ten nab Inn ais iie i'm beim 9foh'
6aulcae5eu permiBtcn. Coroner 500
ncs pom oItlidcn Giltrift rnterluAt
Sen 6oa. Ger @critorbenc Dinter
ldbt ,Srau iln0 Elm &ino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
srincn glerIetnnacn erIeaen.

Su u@}crco .SoIpitol" lit gcitern
ser "A Sabre olte @enrD 9. @lote.
lima Gin Snioiie Scr 00eiltitbel
@reiicn6cinot6, sen %erIeBingcn
rlcacn, mclnc er am 20. gluouit oo-
ourN erlitten bottc, Bob CT OIL Der
Baltimore. ino Commerce StruBc
BON elmer einItiirSenOen DECORATIONS
iGulc getrofien wlr0e. 9aS 2ci@en.
be9dnoniB finOct bellte Sormittoa
Inn 10 llbr bonn CSreiienbeim aus
llott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
gLla SaidcnOie6 Oer9aftet.

@eitern 9lbeno fir3 Dor @litter-
na1t mur0e Morris Gbaines, Der im-
ter Dem 9lamen n9ellom Wlife" be-
fanut it, oitrA oie 0eteftiue %ortcr
un0 -Guirf inter Dem &crOaAt oes
GalAenoie6ita6ls 0erboitet. Gr pur-
Oe na6 scr Canton Eoli5eiltdtiou gcs
braAt mo miro bcllte 9iidter Fomcll
porgciii6rt mcrOen. G6aines muroe
Dor 0rei Sabrcn iuegen Eaibenoieb.
ita6ls perboitet rmo nit 5uei Sa0ren
@cfGugniB beIiroit. Sr @|orcis s.
Eulon bcri6tcte Ser Roli5ci geltern,
ooB i5m oni Scr 6a6rt bon Solis-
6lirp ua1 Baltimore $462 0eltoblcu
murOeiT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

Weiiern g5adnliito9 fano Die leBte
oroBe S6mimm- imo Sauher @or-
iteQimg oieies So6res i'm 0ifentlihen
Shminln6ooc I'M Yottcrion @orf
itott. 9iele &na6en uno 0l1oAen
nobmeu on 0en periHieoeueit @oute.
iten i6eil uuO Oas Yrogrannu oos
aus t3 9aunmern 6eitouo, na6n eis
men re9t intereionien Gerlouf. W}it,
Qlieoer Oes 9altimorer Sbmilum.
Clubs 3eiqten OenglnueienOen @lon5.
leiihtnqen i'm S1minlmen uuo
Sprinqcn. Gas Gomite, ooS ben
geitrigeu @ettiheit leitete, beItdno
ans folgenoen Gomen uno Serren:
E6omos W}. @ea0enfofi @m ". Gi-
ieubrdn0t, Or, S. JoB Goppoge Ga.
oiO 9lo6eris, @manuel @iHuer, q. @.
QomSlep. SRI. W}argoret @libaeL
SSo6n 8. SSo6ouueieu, G6as s. &infe,
g9m. S. @}orriB, 81. Sol 6. Sid.
ncr 9Qer. 8 Cummings 8. g. DC
Speeuep, 9io6t. :. IS. GelcD, @orri-
Jon Brent, Oregon Wlilton Gennis,
Z. 81. @orrctt, eugene 2eOering, Ben.
3. gSoclpcr, SSos. 3. E6riit Ebos-
@lcGoStcr, G6os. 3eQer, Sol. 9l. Goie-
man SSno, 81. Gocring
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

'Sauptmanns gil6. @0r unO Oer4ro.
tofoaiii6rung 0cs SefretGrs &ernt.
9ioient6al a6gebolten mlroe, bil0c.
ten begreiilider @eiie Sic 9}acbriHten
bonn europdiiben &ricg unO Oie W}it-
glieOcr Oes @ereins Oriidteu ibre
Sreu0e ii6er Die Grfolge Ser oeut-
iten @offeu in 6roufrci6 aus.
lle6er Oie fiir3Iicbe potriotiibe 6eier,
mclhe Olr9 oen n&rieger6lmO," ben
DGeutiAeu W}ilitdr @ereiu~ rn0
. Sen nGeuti6 omerifanii1en W}ili-
tGr Gerein" i'm @eitenO Eorf 2!t
@itniien Der Oelltiden SiilfSfoiie o6-
ge5alten pur0e, 6cridtete oos @omi-
te, oaB bic &eranitalhing bon einem
giten Griolg 6e9leitet mar, OaB obcr
ole 9l6rebnlng nod nitbt gum 9l6-
idlllB qe6rad6t mur0e. 9lu6 0e
Sammlungen Oes &rieger6uuoes fir
Die &iilfsfaiie MAIDEN 0ute Sort
iGritte. Goni 5itcrreidiiben Gonml
Setter lief Elm G6ed in So6e bon 50
fir 0ie oeutidDe 9iot6e &reu5 @cieQ-
idoft Elm.
SIN llc6rigen pur0cn in Der 81
bung Gor6creitungcn fiir bic 6eier
Oes Qentic6en Cages aetroficn. GoS
Sinner Gonlitc 6eri1tete, OoB oel
orei Ocuticben &riegeroereiuen Elm &C.
meinidoftlidjes Guorticr i'm &iber-
Giem @nrf ongepeien mlroe
n@ermnnia @}dnner6or 0 r."
Die @litglieoer 0es n@erntonio-
W1Gnner6ors~ 6otten liA geitern
9lbeno 5a6lraid 5u i6rer rcgelmGBi-
gen Sinoihn0e in ibrem Glub6ouie
an ser 9}orO @omoroitroBe einlc-
fltnOen mO iibten eifrig inter i6rem
Girigentcn G6eoOor @cn6craer. ,Su
ser ariHlieBen0cu @ei6ditSiiting
fii6rte @r1liOeat SSo6n 81. Neder Sen
@priis imO Sefretdr 6riB Sofmann
Ons @rotofoQ. Die momentone
aricgSloge uurOe cr0rtcrt uno ser
1SreuOe ii6er oen @riolg Der oelticben
@oiicn 9luSOrHd Dcrlic6en. 9lm0eut-
ihen Gage. iopic oent Siernen6on-
ncr-@onSert ser @ereiuiaieu Sdnger
i'm Grii0 Sill Gorf wir0 iicb ser
uGcrnania @lGnnerMor" Doll5a6liQ
6et6eiligcn.
9 nItimore 9 @oDerrberein.
Ger Baltimore @a1ernOerein =
birlt qciiern 9l6eno III 9ldermann'@
Sale an ser Gde non Caroline rmO
@oua6 StroBe ieine modcutliAe
@eridmmlling Sir 0os ndAiien
Sonntoa itattiiuOeuoe @icuic in
9e6m'5 %orf wlroeu ciii0c 9ieOer
eingeiibt. Gas Gomite 6eridtete,
OaB allies in better Oromtng Oorberei-
tet ici uno OoB Die geiuAer einen
Dergniigten Hatbniitag erle6en mer-
0en. Ole 9leineiluabmen ans Oieieu
.Geite mer0en Oem Oelltiheu Stills
6ono ii6ermieien perOen 9rdlioeilt
8. 9ldermaun fii6rte oeu GoriiB imO
Sefretdr 9Ilauit Sdaruoael oo8
@rotofoIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
NSlSblidler SoS.

Gincm Ser8ihlogc erlag geItern
sic GO Sabre oItc Sral 9lnnie gEo.
t6onion bon glr. 1875. Sii0.@rctcr
gtroBe, in ocn 2o0eu ibres S6mie-
qcriobnes SO. 9lumberg, gSr. 1000,
o'ronbp- -StroBc. Gie @erItorbcne
GinterlGBt feds Sobne uno Orci &06-
ter. Ser iiingIte Der sobne, Solo-
mon g. oerlieB cine Stunoe Dor Dem
Eooe ieincr @httter Baltimore lmo
pcfinoct iid ouf Dem @ege na@ Olor=
folf, So. Or. 80. Q. &oppelman
BON 9lr. t73t Sit.9oltinoreltroBc,
ser berbei oerilfen muroc nahoenl
Sic Srou bonn SNlage gerilbrt nor
sen mor, fonnte MIR oeren SOB feit-
itcucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

oeug. Bon 1883 bis 1887 nor er Se-
fretdr Ser 9tulciatir in Spauien u.
ipdier Sefretdr 0cS ueritorbeneu
AaroinalS 9laHpolla Sn Sabre
1901 muroe Ct 3um iteIlDcrtrcten0en
Staaisiefret6r um0 1907 sum Nero.
tber oes bI Bureaus crnamt 0anu
crbielt CT sen er36iiAoilicbeu Shbl
III Bologna. Sm Sabre 1914 trat cr
in Oeier Gigenidait ourA iein @er.
6ot 0eS EaiBens on oie Cciientlid-
felt.
Seit Sem lebtcu @upile @eucoift
iiuo ia Sabre DerGou9eu Nm Sab-
re 17l0 uabm aaroinal 9Srolpero
9omberto oieien 9}omen ali. Gs iit
Elm eigcnartiges 3uionuneutrciien,
Dab Der neue 4apit Gr5bii,bof pom
@ologna mar mdbreuo @opH 9ene-
slit ser @ier5e6nte III Bologna oaS
2ibt Ser S9elt er6lidte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

Gic 5pei Sobrc oIte g[oeIino %ar.
ion bon glr. SIG, Sao 3. 9troBe,
trunf geItcrn gio6mittog in Ser Slide
ols elmer Sloide cin 9ualtltH
@louidiue. 6rmi 9lntonic Girih
pon 9tr. 3317 @1iuer-StraBc be.
merfte Die S6ot ocs ainoes uno
broMte oolelbe uoM Dem nSSobns
&opfinS @oIpitol Dos @eiin0ci
res ainOes 1T nidlt beiorgniBerrc.
oeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
%un eiuem AadetpOit-SIntO iiber-
fu1ren.

Ger 5cbn Sabre olte Samuel 93oIl
bon 9lr. 1888, 0rlcans-StroBe, murs
Sc geitern 9iodmittag bei'm Spieleli
an oer Gentral 9lpenue bon einenl
Sllltomobil ser Nooitbeboroc, oos bon
Somes 8. &dap BON glr. S07 Sft.
Gager-S -StroBe, 0eiteuert wuroe, iiber'
fobren, po6ci Dem $lngcn DER red)tC
SUB 6erquetid5t purOe. Ger Gbaif.
feir brocbte Sen @erlebten nod ser
clterlic6cn @obmlng, mo er bon Or.
@. 6. &osoff bon 9ir. 116, 9(isquitb
StraBe, beban0eIt muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
3nr GomOentiun Der Stener-GOm-
riiIGrc.

2laon 6. @ir0mooo, Der Sefretdr
Der Stootsitcuer Gonlmiliion reiIte
ocitcrn 9lbeno nad 0enDer, Gol., ob,
ann sort an Scr g}otiouol Contention
scr Sieuer. .GommiiiGre tbeiI5uneb.
men, 0ie Steuer. Gomniiiare 2eier
lno g9ideS merOcn am Sonntog
cbenfoas 81 ser Contention reiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
MlnrnLnn0's NliMernIirn.

Gem ioeben eriAieuencu 9eri6t
OcS gcologiirben observation-disclosures
scr Ser. Stcotcn be3ii0liH NlarDlmro
5niolae bate sic Wlinerolieu-6oroc
RING in oieicm 5toatc in 1913 einen
Qgert6 bon $1L292,72t oeaeu $10,-
S5t,671 in 1912. gluf sic &o6len
f0rOerlntg aQein entiielen $5,927,.
046. 0ie Ebon-Snouitrie lit atf
oclu @c6iete oerOlineralien Die 3meit
groBtc in Mar0lonO, ibrc 9SroOuttion
bctrug I'M periloiienen Sabre ST.
9t75O0, etmoS mebr ols i'm &or'
io6rc. Die Wlargl0nocr Steinbrii6e
6rohten $t,f53t15 Elm, gcgcn 81.
032,O22 in 1912. Gic 66rocnrna
pon 1ono imo Sizes itieg BON l.65O,-
90l Sonuen in 1912 mlf 1,S2t2l1
Ionnen in 1913. 9lnoerc @fiucra
lien Die in .Q}arplano proou5irt uu0
geioroert peroen iino Cement, 6elo.
ipar IL. + 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04
Enansieaes
Ginai Nlnrnlnnn.
gurcnu occ Gmnpmcincre.


@ilau5 I'm eAapami Sf,tis,65t.6t.
Wler6unis WeNuntcs Naiioita
Nlnl bon baltimore ......... $3os 9g5 Go
National onnl nom Nalilngrc S08l2 lB
Sdnf 81 Nclmar bon Dcmdr $4,000
Nnni Ol NampncH bon Baltimore AIlOsu
lion .1''..''...''.s'.s.4 4''s" Dg' '''4' aosolo
eaf Of @ometici BON 8rinseB
9aloerf @oii bon eoiiimore' 100000
GantoH ylationaI Uani BON 0an'
Caroline Gonnip aani bon
cecil NaiioHaI eaaf hon gori Sc. 0''''
gsnTc0iae gaiioaai 9ani BON
Gbclapcate Nani pon Nalimore 24li70
0beiietiolon Naui BON NlarDlano, 12,Os24l
il@sore ' .,,"',. es". .'...'' +" e1 sno5
Gonnuonpeali5 aaat bon 9aiii.
3eHfoa aadonai aaui BON Sen.
2or@clsr saiionai 9ani oon S''
eaiion @9tionai aani bon Salon iS,6s796
/ siHHdpoas 'D''g,a, .a.' .,.',... W." Soea4Ae
Sdni BON aaliiaorc' .'s,,.". ~ e.osooo
saai BON n ad%oriSas s'"D ,%..s.', 5.2iiis
@aHi poa GaitsS '' ...,. eo74si
more ~ ,....,, e sooos7o
siue 'a.... ,,s.'. .....'.,s... 5,27oAs
rels6ara '"D' ....'' g1", V'D ''.... o'' 4oooss
eriie &aiional aanf bon BARTON. s4ss.06
'H piu ''u,'Y"@' ',' o1'' Yga e1'' aoae45s
s 5ar0IdsS 5g5'"' 9""' y" S'u''''" 4eo5oi
Sqiimors "'."4'''~s gu''' y. bos7as
a5iSsSs.. %sSs ] sssi u n ssIssss;s ssa8s GsaSs
Sarloro Natona Anui pom 8el
wlariue Aauf bon 0rieielo. ..<. 6i800
Wlercanile Nanl BON Baltimore. 07S2S7
Naiionnl Mani bon 9aulhrope. s30221
% &aiiIHore %"' s'"'''''s y" o.2said
UiiSST. tilSors s1~4's. Sp,' ~ oiaaos
''1r'S'"' more S''oq.0 s"i Doa 9u iooo7oo
S's"' %Sre .y''''s s.,. @ 2a5asso
'iS'l bon ediil%orsS S"''' e,'.''D 'V'..y i.o54es
Or luwu aaiioual @an BON o....
Qor eaai pbn aaiiiniolc M M.... 9.dsse5
@aiapSco Nutional Nanl BON
Nuicoh GIN ,............... 2,ea4Oo
@ohiIeni Nanl bon ealirel.. A.aItl9
ion ......,,.....,......,.,... ASSOC
Peoples NatlonaI Aani non oa.
Qerstopn ..............4. 3.bi008
PEOPLES 9a,lonol eanf pon aa'
llShurn Observation-Disclosures, 3.9S40i
@cople's SnOnQc conu a. NcpQii
Nuni bon Cambridge ........s i00i805
EiieeUine Rational Anuf bon
RiiesoiUe ........4........ S.61bi4
Gocomoie sim National Nnnf 4,64257
Queen Anne8 9laiional Nanl
8iSslte saiienai 9ani boa aeI '''
sir M........;.....,s..... so,oa5.se
6cTianS ,.....s,.'. '.%.,... o.4so42
ion ' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4s00of
@ilper Sprlng 9lailonal Ndnf. 3.iIOh0
Gbiesnue Nailondl Nani bon
SnieSpiue .....,........... 4,51263
2riiie glaioHa eant bon ebrlier.
6crIano >' ..'....' ~ loosioa
Ionion National Aani bon Iow'
Union Mdiiona 0idni bon sseit
nlinllet ......... .N..........-.. 4id3o.l4
gsbiie Sau Gailonal 3oni ..... 3,4i17s
Si.l1S G5t.6t
Nhtrran yanoiuer, S0atmccf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

~ ~ q NF
9lonJ 81 Sept 1eleoramme
aus San Giopanni 81 Scona, III NJ.
bauieu, einem See6aicn iiollh bon
Sfutori beioaeu ooB Die 9cid6ic.
Blm9 oeS 0iierreidbiidlen NaienS BON
Sfutari nod nicbt 6egonnen bat
Gas cu9liib.irau55iiihe C9cidwa
Ser martet anihcincn0 0araui biS Die
@iontenc9riner ibre @elaaerunas gIr.
tillerie anf Dem @erae SoUtben aui-
iobren f0nnen, Inn 0a1t Gattaro
5miiAeu 8lpei 6eucr 3li nehmeus
Die 6jarniion pon Gaitaro inter.
nobm aneebIidl mebrere oeraeblibe
gInSiGllc. Tabei iollcn uiele Deter.
reibcr aefoaen leiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-04

8 Nte Z ompagnonS. sSH
@efdngniB ridtete elm alter &ditling
an 5wei 9ieuantommliuoc pic Sraae:
gSeSbol6 uiiBt S6r oenn iiben
oG uegeu nihts ino oieoer nihts "
erpiOerte Der cine, y9fa. 0aS Of.
8ablt man einen 9lnoernl~ u9luu,
n0 meun idl ia9e, es lit fol 9ldm.
lidb, ser o1 mar Naiirer bei s0leicr u.
So6ne, m0 icb mar @ub6uter Gi.
nes SaaeS 6otten mir elm Snfoiio
bon oreijebn Nliae. lluo lpie ein
poor @ohcn oouad Scr Gbei hi mcis
nen 9iiheru uadl Dem @oiien hhie,
oa IanO cr nihtsl $50 uno oo
fau cr oonn 5u mir iiiatc Ser 2ln.
ocre bin5l uitno lab in @cI0tbrauf
nod, iino ga lano en- mieoer nibtS !"
Aengltlid. Siege TiG SOD
nihi ium6tbig aiiil Glie iii ia crit
n Sabre alt pa miro it6ou nod
elmer fommen@ @otie: nsSo irelid
Se lGnacr mon i6U nbcr 3eit ldBE
oeito ncbr Sbuloen maAt crl~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-08-21
(To Be Continued)

- William A. Deford, the assistant
district attorney, of New York, who Is
conducting an investigation of the rise
in cost of food to learn If there Is a
conspiracy among dealers to make the
European war an excuse for charging
higher prices, issued Il statement yes
terday, asking householders to furnish
him with lists of food purchases during
the last week i'm July. the cost. names
and addresses of the dealers. Many
Subpoenas were issued at the prose-
cutor'S office, directing wholesale and
retail dealers to appear and testify I'm
MIR. Dufords inquiry. The informa-
tiun, if he decides il is important
enough for John Doe" proceedings,
will be placed before Chief Magistrate
McAduO. In Bronx county a similar
inquiry was begun yesterday, dealers
testifying regarding prices. These
witnesses, who included representatives
of western packers, agreed for the
most part that stock farms in the west
were holding back their cattle from the
Chicago markets. The manager of q
large drug dealing house admitted on
the stand that he had raised prices of
certain medicines and soaps without
real reason, as his cost for these COM
muditieS was the same. Retail prices
in parts of the city advanced yester-
day in some commodities and decreas-
ed in others. Later coffee and some
of the vegetables rose: sugar remain
ing the same. flour. went down and
beef in many sections fell cent a
pound.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-08-21

all off. For about a mile our sorry trio
continued until we reached a point
where a narrow gauge logging railroad
crossed the footpath. I knew that IT
would be easier going between the
rails of this track, so 1 led the crea-
ture on to the track, taking care that
he did not stumble and fall.
We were still three miles from the
nearest house, and it was growing
colder every minute.
Then, all of a sudden, l discovered
just in time an opening bridge ahead OF
us, over which the horse could not pos
sibly cross. 1t certainly seemed as if
fate were blocking me at every point.
AS stood there | heard away in the
distance the sound of train coming.
In the night the engineers and firemen
of these trains do not look out Of the
cab windows, because they do not eX-
pect to see anything on the track in
winter. / tried to lead the horse off the
track. but he would not bulge an inch.
| saw that something had to be done
at once. / grabbed the girl, dragged
her off the horses back and laid her
down beside the track.
Walking along beside the horse dur
ing the last hour had given some of
my strength back, and when the ami
NAL would not move a second time ]
began to push him with my shoulder.
The train was quite near now, and in
my frantic efforts to get the horse OFF
the rails | reached down and grabbed
his right foot and threw my whole
strength against him. Down he went
with a crash beside the track, and l
held him down by the head so he could
not get up.
How | wanted that train To stop just
then! | began to shout. As the train
came nearer my yells were lost in the
roar of the engine.
1t slid past us, and no one knew we
were within thousand miles.
1t was useless to attempt to cross
done. left the horse and started
through the snow by the side Of the
track to see how far away the road
might be and discovered ii was only
about thirty-five feet distant
Heaven knows it was near enough,
but there was a six foot alder brush
which we would have To go through,
and the snow had loaded this down
with ten foot deep covering. | began
to dig an opening and after laborious
work tunnelcd Il place through which
the horse could go To the road.
Upon reaching the girl | found her
numb and still. | began beating her
again, dragging her about on tn" track
and humping her over the sleepers.
Then left the girl again and fought
with the horse. | finally got him