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Evening star., 1914-11-16
Oil Lamps.

style of brushed BRASS especially desirable for
dents, with green shade, priced
Other Styles $500 to $1,000.
Shades of porcelain, artistic shapes
S1.25 $1.75
Evening star., 1914-11-16

We have Lamps and Lights appropriate and
suitable for parlors, drawing rooms, reception
rooms, music rooms, halls, dining rooms, living
rooms, libraries, and to be used tables, floors,
walls, ceilings and pianos-electrc, gas and oil
burning.
Evening star., 1914-11-16

$50 Smith, l hear, is in the hospital |.
very much run down. Overwork?"
NO: automobile" - Baltimore Ameri-
can.
Evening star., 1914-11-16
Electric Portable Lights.

Electric Portable Lights.
The portable light is one of the most attrac-
tive forms now in use.
Mahogany Portables $2.25 to $4,000.
Ivory-finish Portables, $500, 5000 and $1,000.
Dresden Portables, $3.50 to $4,000
Evening star., 1914-11-16
GOLD EWELRY.
1O-karat and 14-karat.
Plain, etched, engraved, engine turn.
Some set with beautiful stones.

Plain, etched, engraved, engine turn.
Some set with beautiful stones.
Bar Pins, 400 to $1,000.
Circle Brooches, $2oo to $4,000.
Handy Pins, $I.5o to $4,000.
Lingerie Clasps, $eoo to $4.a5.
Cuff Links, $500 to $3.50.
Dress Studs, $500 to $500.
Waldemar Vest Chains, $3.50 to $1,000.
Coat Chains, 81. 90 to $1,000
Lorgnons, $1,000 to $e5.oo
Gold Bead Necklaces, $500 to $1,000
Neckcl1ains, $500 to 5000.
Gold Hatpins, $I.oo to $500.
Bracelets, $3.25 to $4,000. --- -.-----.----
Evening star., 1914-11-16

The New Lamp Section on the Second Floor
of the street building, extending the full length
of the 10th street front, is the largest space We
have ever devoted to the Lamp Section, and the
finest display possible to make.
Evening star., 1914-11-16
IN THE NEW SECOND-FLOOR SECTION
A Display of Lamps and Lighting
Appliances
That Has Never Been Equaled by Us.

Rarely, if ever, has there been such display
making In the assortment the whole world contributes
and though they for the practical purpose of aordng
light for which they we'll designed and equipped accord
ing the highest standard known they have been chosen
with eye to beauty, that every Lamp Shade and Dome
possesses high artistic quality
Houses and Rooms of varied architectural design and
shape have pecuaes that should studied and considered
when lights are being bought
Evening star., 1914-11-16
Three-piece Costumes Reduced,

Very appropriate for Thanksgiving There only
of these and they represent
ported NODES each being exclusive
Rich and handsome materas-vevets, broadohs panne
and pushes combinations beau
fuly trimmed with fu fancy ornaments novelty
Coo black navy, green brown gray plum ard sizes
&C. SO and 40.
$s7.5o Suits. ......... $67so IS13soo Suits S1oo 90
$e5oo Suits $500 $165oo Suits.
S125oo Suits $e5oo $4,000 Suits. $500
Evening star., 1914-11-16

Main door. Nieveath and F streets.
Evening star., 1914-11-16
Our Suits at $500.

Avery fine showing Of Suits this price many copied
from the higher priced models Short medium long Styles
OF them fur trimmed the coors navy mostly
although brown and green sufficiently influence
military styles is shown the buoning of coats
The Army and Navy Suit Also Comes Under This Price.
And tor the conservative suit buyer there nothing
the requirements xacngy and with STYLE and skirt both
simply cut well tailored and excellent workmanship
guarantee the fabric the Innings the tailoring the these
the well dressed for all occasions
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
0ns g4etter.

Sir D1orDlano uno oen Oiitritt
Columbia bclte flar uno meitlihe
9sinoe.
Der b6dlte Ibernometeritono be-
iruq 90 @roo nm 2 llbr g1odmit.
Tags uno Der nieorieIte 73 @rao Inn
6 ll5r 2(benos.
Die gr0Btc Shnelligfeit 0cs @in-
res mar 10 N2eilen bonn gloropeiten.
Der 8eudti9teitsgebolt Ser 2uit
mar 6S gsro3ent Inn s ll6r W3orgens
lmo 80 sgro5ent I'M s llbr glbenos.
syn ocu iibrigen @etter 8eobad.
tunes. s.Stotioncn oes 2Nnoes mar Die
l66itc Semperotur pie folst. g[tlon.
tic GitD 7S, @ismnrd 80, Bolton 6S,
Buffalo IA, G1orlclton SO, Chicago
IA GlebcIono 76, 0enper 80, De.
troit 80. Gulutb 50, Gaitport So,
0iol0citon 50, Green @op "a, Satte.
ros S4. SaOre 50. SeIeno rs, Sad
IonDiae SS, 4onias GitD 90, 9nor-
Diae SS, 9ouiSoiae SS, @tarquette
72. @lcmpbis 80. D1ontgomerg 90,
N}ontrcal 6S. glontudet 76, glelp.
Orleans SO, SEEN gorf SO, 0flobo.
ma 0G, &ittsburgb rs, @bilooeIp5ia
SS. @ortlono, Wle., GA, 4ortIono,
Ore, 70, Gue6cc 60, 9loleisb 80,
Solt 2ofe GitD SS, Gan 5romcisco
66, ct. 2ordS so. Scronton 81,
Sbrcoeport 90, Spofane SO, Spra-
cuie "A, Eampo Sc, @oibintou 80,
Q3innipea 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

9lomen trdgt, unO Der SSaB 0coen Oie
0eutiden lit gon5 iiirhterIid. Sin
@eiddit, Oas einen Oeutideu glomen
trdgt, miro eepliinoert unO per6eert,
mo man miirOe iiber niht glai6en,
Dab man iih in einem cipiliiirten
Sanoe beiin0et. @lau fonn id Oos
9laes gar uibt ooriteaen weuu man
niht iel6it babel gepeien lit.
Sd Bate mir feline iAlimmere
Belt oiisiucben fonuen. @eltern mar
id ouf Dem oneritoniideu 6oniulat
mo wollte Inn 9iat6 irogen o6er
ouh BORT fonnte man mir feline 9lus-
filnft ge6en, oenn lie iogteil, iie piiB-
ten Dor Ser Sano iel6it nidt mas 81
t6un mdre.
60 bleibt mir bait nibts onOeres
iibrig, ais nit meinen GermanOten
in Die 9er6onmng 81 ge6en, mann
mir o6er mieoer frei meroen oos
fomn id uotiirlib nidt iagen, un6r-
i9einlicb crit, menn Ser &rieg mieocr
Oor6ei lit. SD CLAUDE, oaB mir ais
@efangene 6ebanOelt perOen, o6er
immer6iu miro es beiier ieilt ais bier
in %oris 81 Oerlpeilen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

Inter oem @eroo6t, ange6lid cine
goloenc Soi6enl6r I'M g8ert6e bon
500 BON @corge 9. 0odncv BON 9lr.
1901, Oit8ioOleitraBe, geitobleu 81
6obciL lit 9ouiia glofins bon 9tr. A.,
Siio If. Ctr, in Sig6lanOtopn, BON
ocn @e6eimpoli5iiten Wlintiens lmO
Olipbant Oerbaftet poroen. gtoN
i6rer Ner6oihng 6et6euerte oie Pr
reitantin lire llnidulO. Splitter legte
iie jeOo6 poaes @eitdnoniB ob lmo
CAB 5it Sen SadneD INN Die ll6r be-
rar6t 81 5a6en, ais 0erielbe IN einem
St6le iaB umo idliei. 8ereits am
IA. SanIar oieies Sabres meloete
SadneD Sen 0iebitobl Ger 9Boli5ei.
9lm 12. 9lugiit fam Gin Nlann nah
einen &ion06oule imO molltc Die ge-
lto6lene 5aibenii6r perpfdnoen. 9lls
er in Dem EianOlofalc fiir Die %oli5ei
fcitqe6olten muroe, ertldrte cr, Bob
i'm Soriia 9lofins nit Ser ll6r nah
Dem Bfono6auie ianote. Ole Ger6af-
tlng Der glofins mar oie natiirliAe
8olge. Sir Die @roBgeibworenen
bon 9oltimore-Gomtp lit Die Pr
reItantin feitgc5oItcn worOgn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
ltm's ec6cn aefOmmeu.


Ero9iidcS Gnoc ocs 70 Sabre al''
6ormers Gomin Sling. = geI A'
buhs in ser 9lodt BON ell''''
3uge iiberio6ren. 2eide O''
&inoern geiuuoen.
Gomin Sing 70 Sabre alt Der "
iiber elmer Sarm 3piiHen glrDll"
unO 0aIetborpe, iuur0e geitern @'U.
gen flr3 na6 1l2 ll6r BON elllvS
GrprcB 3uqe @oi6ington-9lciu yvs
ii6erfo6ren uno ouf Ser Sielle 9e'V.
let. Gas llngliid ereiguete li1 ll''s'
fdbr 600 Sub BON ieiuer 9el!ep"S
entiernt ais er inn @egrifle llu,'%
nit ieiuem Magen ouf Dem lId)
@roOufte ieiner 6orm 6efanoell Nv"
Der StaOt 81 iabren.
Seine 6anlilie er6ielt BON 0''
trogii9en gnOe oes bctogten N'al',,s
crit geitern @oruittag aenntnlB'
Somaro, elmer ieiner S06ne, I'M @Or
OoS bon iel6it 5uriidgefe6rte Fr'm n
nit mel6em Serr Ning alsgelapl'
mar, erblidte. Gas @ei1irr "
@ferocs mar boQfonimen 5errlllvI
Cine Su6e mur0e iofort berolll'r'~,
unO ser boaig 5ertriinmerte SS"s. ",
0es &erniBten nod 0i1t nebell T,r ~
Sbieuen itebenO ollfgeiunoen- En-.
2eibnom NOR 6ereits nab Der y
tion ge6ro6t morocn. Ger llnglllui ',
5ug trug Die Summer 80 uno geQp',,
Ger n&enniDlDonia Giien6a6n'~el''
ic6oit~ an LAR
&err 9iing binterlGBt ne6en lc''s gun
@ittpe na6ite6enoe &inOer. 0'Y,
W1pers, 6rls. Gloa uno Gillian @u%
ioipic sic Serren Somaro g. Aops 's
e., Somuel g., g(rt6ur unO eDa''
S. sling.
Gle Sou0 o6geriileT
g9d6reuO Oer9lrbeit in ser e'ep'~ w.
@iint6er, ir, 9repiua 60" in cV es
ton 6rocbte aeitern @lorgen Der s,e
Sabre aIte Sobn @roBfopi Die re~ ',,,
Sono 3piiden Die aette ciues ~, S;s.
suges uno sic @ono, mo6ei ibnl u, u,
.ielbc pollitduoig o6geriiien ipp'D o,l
9ladOem Or. Soiepb Sanlilton ,..r. u
Canton Dem @erlebten eiuer e. 'sr
6ouo aneelegt bate, uuroc SeVls', s,o
nit Ser 9lm6ulon3 Der Gantouer
li3eiitation nod Dem ct. SoleV'
Noipitol gebradt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
gLmerifn fiittcrt bic CsnaIdnOer.

Der engliibe Gaupfer oSwan-
more" ging geitern nit t78,000 9u.
i1el @ei5en nab 2iDerpool in @ng.
lano a6; Scr britii6e Goupier .,@ut-
neD 9riogc~ laoet 100000 giidel
fiir einen iran50iii6en Saien unO Die
iibrigcn britiiden Gampfer oGaliior-
MA, D&6eatiielO" nSancaitrian"
oW1ora~, o6lorioa" rm0 nGaitle-
more limo NIT Dem 9ooen beiddftiot
mo iollen nd6ite @ode ua6 eng
LAMB abge6en. Gie oeutideu Gam
pier y9i6eiu" rno bulgaria Iicgen
nod rubig i'm Saieu. Seine Der &ci-
8cnIoolneen gebt nab 0eliti6lano.
Die 3ufu6r bon gei5en nad Bal
timore ninimt nit jeOem Gage 81.
Syn Sen Gleootors beiinOen iib 5ur
3eit 3.23S,277 9uibel, nndoem &c.
itern $4,000 8uidel bier cintroien.
Ger 9ertreter ser omerifoniihen
SanoelSfommer in Yoris ionote al
Oie 6ieiige SanOelSfammer ein Sele.
gronnL luonob 8roufreid 8leiid,
@etrcioe imo anoerc gobrlngsmit-
tel ie6r not6ig ge6raibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
ngIriou-@arf. -
(5rOhes SdienrOIteH
SUnntag ........ SUnntng,
ben %. glusuit 1914,
(9Gug1S-23)
(Heridltsiibnna In 9pluIpn.

9li6tcr @urfc bat sic aleinoc-
ihworeneu fiir oeu @2oiterniin fir
ndhIten 0ienitog 81 elmer Siblng
ein6erllfen loiicn. Gs ban0elt iid
Oobei bauptid6lit i'm Die &looe ser
StootS- -2onoitraBen. GomnIiiiion &c.
en 8. s. Sermam, sc. &0bIer ino
9luOere megen oes @egeredts mlf-
3unebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

neritog 9l6en0 meggelauien mar, lit
mieoergeiunoen gln ser Gde bon
glortb.9lpenue uno G6arleS StroBe
wuroe er eingefaugen mO bon bort
ans nob Der n0rOliben @oli5eiitaiion
ge6rodt. Son %orfnngeltellten MIR.
Oe er bort ipdter o6ge6olt uno nad
Dem 9urf 3uriifQebrobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

,Aunitorinmr Gamuc"
,BdncM" lbe Jron0pan @rla".
,,ocrrmane @ori," 9cair gloao Il Idgii1
Nauoeuiue Uudf un0 Ldn5.
aSeagets Bart, erooilUn anne 2lrunocls9o.
.8lper gim @art" Edali6 Gon5cric nno
ggap s6sss @ari" Tden6 Gon8erie NIB
Solaeiss esaa = qdau6 GrurFoneu Der
G6sageais ga@ GaaIid G1rurfoueu per
0lsl6ame aasi8 Goren per GaHpier
cove qoint aasIi9 zoureH ser rampisr
Nort 1epcdt nnh geitertcu @rIurIlcnen
pcr S0mper aEusQue6dnnd".
yNader roial Union Nr. "a" Snmaa,
@art0ou5erte.
Sic Rnri GOu3crie, luebe an 20. NuQuIt az
eaoe .eeqen. iinoen IN nablicbenoer aetDeH'
'''S' Son Ms bis 10 u0r gpeuos:
Wioniaa. ..n 1tiOerloesf Bari" lib u6eoerdspius
@ari" labpe6ielno)
Tierlid0. Haiierions8nu"
Wllimo9 .....,........-....p0 rllo.pl ns,kalt '
&onnerliaa. ...................~ esailtou' 'butt
ots,ifae, ,s eitr.
Bari" (abiucblelno)
connidqs ,gon5crie bon bis z llbr Nbenos:
Wrlien SpnnlaA icoen Wonai 10 4'niietlnnsBdrt
8ipciien Gonnidn eocH Wunda. .a0nlionsBnri~
&rilien Sonuiua ieDcn WlOuni ,Grnl0sSu'8Qrt-
Nicricn SpHninA eocn Ninnni enrtousEart
0onleti im 1rHo.oill Bart" 80 ,,..
SIR bus beiiie Abeno BON hs biz 10 llbt
TN aNruio 0iu Bari" aliiinoenoe 9on3eri VI
bon 4roi Dauiel 5elbmnnll oas iolgenoe 4ro'
prnuW auigeilelli mor0en:
Wlrlh .N0 llcinc De Sdld" ......... @ounuo
rrneridrc ga Wn35a Qn6rd" ...... Roiiini
ccleiiiun Qli0d0 Observation-Disclosures .&croic
Q6nscr Nuic" .................9 Barrier
Eiolu E0lD. lHlbcr Builder" ........ .0uiip
fGr. lbOnne Oniih)
.Ql Drcam Biclurc OF toe SoutD" ...... .0dmpc
sin0ic ans 4SDmpbonO IN 5Dlinor-
Iidaiopsib
CciciiiOn aEnri" .............. .Malinan
Q9aloictenc ,gl Zone Rocin" ............C Orb
giarih lbc OiaQdnnies" "............ SiUcl
Iic SiCrnenbniWcrsS sScicr 1Sl4--1014.
Bum ghlnb uiro Die Nupeue oas gieo bonn
cierngnhnnn1r ipiclen uno oas 4ublllnm 1T ers
iuhi. oQ3 2ieo nlii3uIingen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
GdloOcncriabfIoac.

Gie s. 6. Smitb 60. 1T I'M Gom-
mon BlcoS @eriHt bon Soiis Wlo5er
INN $4,000 Sdooeneriob oerfIaet
moroen. Wlo5cr, elm @nobe, mar III
ser S6adteliobrif Der 5irmo onoe.
iteat uno ihniit lih om 30. SUM
ole Spite zines Singers ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
Slnlt neitnlLenes 9[ntn.

0eteftip g8iaiam z. Guaiion lit
ocitern gladmittag nab @lfton 3d.
gereiit, Inn oortiel6it Oas 9(itomo6il
oes Serru 2eipis S.EDler bonn Some
mooo 9lpartmcntbaus a65u6oIen. mel
Dies befanntli9 am @littmoh 9loh-
mittog BON Der %la8a nor Dem @e-
riHtsgebduoc ociio6Ien wuroe. 0crr
1Dlcr battle oen &rafiiUa9en BORT
itc6cu geloiien, un0 als er fiinnfjebn
Wlinuten ipdter 5lriidfe6rte, mar Oic
Wlaidiue Oeri6munoen. Die @e60r.
ocn bon Clifton crmittelten oas ge-
ito6lene 9lutonlo6il mo benahri1tig-
ten iofort telegrapbiiA Sen 45oli5eis
MaridaQ Hobert 9. Garter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

Stoots- -SefretGr @robom bat o'a A.
iid6tiide Staats @obIolIiIit9ts -.
horoe benodrihtiet, Dab Die tolS,,ss
ben Serren lire Yopierc ais SelluS u,
GouoiOoten eingereiht bobcn: ~
9SoItcr Smith, 0emofrat,
2obc Strous, 0eiuofrot uno Y.
Gorrinoton, 9icpublifoner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
eOll me6rete9JlaIc oeleiratIlct Ga6en

Ser 9uIIe &opel &onufouib,
alias Soiepb 5eberofi pIioS 9enja-
min Morienoff bon Scr. 1911 DIT
9rottitroBe, iton6 oeitern Dor 9}ihter
Gnitb in Scr 0itlihen YoIi5eiItotion
iueeen ongebli6cr 9igonlie. Gr ipur.
Sc intcr $1,000 9iirgiboft Dem &c
ridtsberiobren iibcrpieien. &omu-
fomib oeiertirte aus ser riliiii6en
9lrmee, ols Ser &rieg nit SSopan be.
gam. Gr fibr nit ieiner 8rou uno
eincm &inoe nad 9lmerifa uno err
oifnnete in 9lew-Yorf einen 6riieur.
2o0cn inter Dem 9lotncn Solcpb Sa.'
bcroff. Gr beridpm0 aus gleip-
gorf lnO fam nod Baltimore, ipo er
Gin N}Gohen g}omcnS Gitber Nlo.
rionow beirot6cte. 9(uA BON bier
Dcridpono er ocrl6ieOcnc Wlole,
fom ober inmer pieocr 3uriid. gr
Eotte feline sSrmi IN glep-yorf oer-
idieoeue W}oIe beiudt iino 0ieieI6e
bcgte oeu @cr6adt onB ibr @}onn
ned cine onoerc Srou baben miiiic.
glIs er ooS Iebtc DIAL in gleu-Yorf
mar. filbr iie ibm nod Baltimore
nod uno IieB i'm OcrboftetL noboem
iic mIsoefunoen batte, bob cr an Ger
Git@rottitroBe nit cincr onoeren
Srait wobntc. Dic crlte JrmI bat
6wei ainoer, mGbreno oie 5peite nlr
eines nit nah Der Eolideiitotion
brahte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
@on Ser lluIiaci0eNarOe 6el0OI.

0ie @e6eimpoli3iiicn @iaiollI
Soues, 9lobert Z. 4orter uno S9sl~, ".
Eo6lcr muroeu 0eitcrn BON ser 'PV'
5cibe60rOe belobt, neil es i6nen ~, "
lang, sic @erboitung zines gem'lls,,,
Soiep6 @olfer 81 bemerfltelll9''T'.
melber 0es @eloOiebita6Is ongelpGr.
Oiot lit. Gs gelong Oen @ebeililPV,'t'
5iiten, Oos eelto6lene @elo 5u cruz
teln. SSolfer lit inter 9(nflaee l"i
ioa Gin Oollcs @eIt6noniB obgel'''
babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
.MeIoSie"
yWlcIuOie~ q
,,MeIuOie.D nMelOS'''
6nmilien-glns
Gpnutas, ben 23. 9Ingrlf. 0
yre6m'S Bari ..... gel0lr J'V'
(9lug22- -3)
0lnh 26 4n6rrn.

Or. 8. 9. Sprec6cr in Sfeso'~,
Dottc sic Sreuoc, icincu Srl'U,n lsa
Srn. ScnrD Spreber bon 6lor.'SSsr
gum @eiub 81 6o6en Die Sr"g
bottcn iid in % Sabrep nidi y
ichcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

~'' N<N'N'"'NN 49, ~ Y
cine Grl0iuna bon Der Siee. n
0le6rere Sibidldgc.
Gie na5e5u unertr19libe SiBe Der
lebten orei Gage ipuroe aeIieru gIad.
lniitag ourd elm lcidteS @eiuitter
llnter6rohen, mo oie 9emperatur
ficl 5mii6cn 3 uno 8 ll6r bon 90
oiii 73 Qrn0 ging aber nm sl6eno
iuie0cr IN oie 00be. 3n9Ieib itieg
ser 8enhtigfeitsae6alt aui SO %ro-
gent mo maHte oie fleine Grbohng
on 9lahmttaae ianioriih. Snl morn.
lidcn Stoott6eilc iicl Elm frditiger
in0 eririiHenoer &egcn ooh pur-
oen III ser Wlitte ser StoOt Die bel.
ben 9dder foum ehuas obgefiiblt
Ger @ino, melrber ieit orei Sagen
aus Sem fpc6cn0en Siioen fam, Oreb.
ic lidj md6reno Oes GepittcrS nnd
Dem 9toroweiien unO ein iriIder
Quii3ug pertrieb oie 6ciBeu g9eQcu
aus ocn StroBen Ser Stoot Ger
iiiinolihc Stouo oerIemperatur mar
mip fnldf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
SOnnenanf- nn6 llntereana.

SonnenoiifQouQ ....5 Il. % &c.
Sonncmintcrgong. IS Il. SO 80.
Monomteraoug Z Il. 26 &C. gl6enos.
8lut6. n Il. t6 SO. @lorgens.
6lutD ...7 II. 80 O1- glbeuos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
@OIitiides Ylatdeu fir Sru. u. s
lrig6t.

Scr SnIonoiteuer Ginnebmer So
ibuo @. N}iles bat Srn. 9lnorep S.
@rig6t bon glr. 532, &oie sin Ger.
race, gum SiiIfs.Goaeftor in 9oIti-
more crnonnt. Sr. gSrigbt Der meb.
rere Sabre 0ie nelnte 9Soro I'M
Sto0trotbe Oertrot, erb6lt Gin Sal0r
bon $l40O pro So6r. Gr tritt iein
9(ut am +. September an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
VelndIen Bic Mlilifdr.9Ifa0elnic.

Der IL Sabre olte Charles GQicott
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Arizona republican., 1914-04-01
.CH|CK|NNY ID SERVE
 10 TO 15 YEAR TERM
1 Mother Sees Second Son Taken From Her As Sordid Tragedy Has It's Ending

Not less than 10 or more than 15 years was the sentence imposed upon Lewis Chickinny for the killing of his brother Charles, by Superior Court Judge Phillips yesterday after noon at 1 o'clock.
 Through a sad condition of affairs in the Chickinny home, the scene of the tragedy, the aged mother of the family sat in the court room yester- day to witness the loss of a second son. The first went to death at the hands of his brother; the second was sent to prison for a term that pro- bably will be longer than the remain der of the mothers life. The widow of Charles Chickinny was also in the court room. Both the mother and the widow were participants in the de- bauch which ended in one brother murdering another.
 Chickinny pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree His mother, the widow of his brother, and a few other witnesses were summoned They retold briefly the story of the killing as they had uttered it in the justice court.
 Chickinny himself declared he did not remember much about the affair, and showed no emotion whatever when sentence was imposed upon him.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-01

tent Anybody who thinks that com edy IS confined to dramatic shows or musical comedies have another guess coming If there has been anything better seen in Phoenix in the last de-
 cade than the comedy lines and situa- tions of The Mascot, as presented in the two acts, given so far it hasn't
 been the writers privilege to see it.
 The audiences don't simply laugh they roar And the musical end is just as good. Miss Nellie Andrews, whose en-
 trance every evening is greeted by d reception from the friends whom she has
 made this early. introduces a solo, The Isle De'Amour', that is received with
 repeated encores. And MT. Gunson, who is not in the cast this week, also is called on for a number, which shows that he possesses just about as good q
 tenor voice as has been heard on the
 Phoenix stage in years. The ensemble shows to the best advantage of the en- gagement in the big finale of this act. The costuming is especially elegant and has been eXcelled by very few of the 1 two dollar shows that have come this
 way The performance this evening
 concludes the presentation of the sec ond act of "The Mascot"
Arizona republican., 1914-04-01
Wenden

Mrs Lucas of Walla Walla. Wash, is visiting her son. Frank Lucas. She arrived Friday evening from Fl Paso. where she has been visiting one Of her daughters.
 Mrs. Little and son. of Long Beach. Cal, arrived recently. Mrs. Little IS associated with Chas. Subers. in min ing claims. near this place, and s here looking after her interests.
 Miss Clara Roberts, of Parker is spending few days in town. the guest of Mrs J. w. Pritchard. on her way to Phoenix to see the circus.
 c. F. Todd, a contractor of San Diego, has gone to Phoenix to file on 32O acres of land. which he has located near Wenden.
 A Sunday school was organized on Sunday the 29th inst. with Mir Roy Dorman as superintendent. There was a good attendance
 Otis F. Young, of Phoenix spent a couple of days in town last week.
 Mrs. Edith Cooper. who has ranch ing interests near Phoenix, and has recently acquired an interest in the Otis F.. Young mining property in the Cunningham Pass arrived last week. accompanied by her two children and MT. Cooper, a brother-in- law They will begin development at once,