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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-01

mote past.
Restored to consciousness by Harry and
Pauline, the old man believes Il to be =
dream until later he. finds the Identical
bracelet on the mummy's skeleton wrist.
He promises Pauline one year to see life
and places her In the guardianship Of
Owen. A final heart attack gives him lust
time to write on the doctors prescription
blank very brief will. Then he dies. A
lawyer tells Owen that he would have per-
manent charge Of PauIIne's estate II some
thing should happen to her before mar
rage. Hicks, 4 raeetrack man, whispers
= suggestion to Owen, but the secretary
refuses to have anything 70 do with him,
for the time At least. Hicks and Owen
Introduce = reformed pirate, who tells
passage to the island Of Nassau to re-
cover the treasure,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-01

This II from the Motion Picture Film 0f
Pauline" BY the Famous Pathe Players
Miss Pearl White a. '.Psullne
Costume Designed y L:ay Duff- Gsrdssl
1T hardly seems possible" said Paulina
He took out his bottle and drained ~
II don't see how stood It, Miss" he
said. tossing the empty. bottle over the
$50. finally" went on Blinky, II pers
suades her to send Sm-dub on. Z Journey
with the monkey population. She makes
up yarn about grove OF banana trees
which she says she sees in dream. WITH
bananas long - oars CROWN al the year
round; Twas smprisin' how that woman
They all goes OF IN . long line, old
Sun-dub lookln' back occasionally "a can.
Ing me some fearful name. When they're
gone We start Q march to the coast, where
I hope, to b picked mp By some passin'
snip We meets al kinds Of beasts and
reptiles, but Dolores she cusses 'em IN
monkey talk and they's all skeered Of her.
But KIN SO she's nervous and 1lnayryI
she tells me that Sun-dub has . NOSE thefl
you'd make bloodhound green With envy.
She says hon get M II We don't reach g
place she calls the Cave Of Silence, which
the monkeys IL afraid to enter.
Well. We travels shout edglst Aaya.
meeem every kind OF beast exCept nor.
key. them all bein' ON the banana hunf.
and at last We comes out Of the iungIe
to open sort Of place. Just then ~
pauses In horror, and then begins 70 nm,
Tor We hears what We was hstenin' tori
bun-dub. boom, boom!s But Il Wa n
use funnin' with the Cave OF Silence fVo
or three miles away and Sun-duh auro -
catch mp In about Ave minutes.
SO I tells the Girl to run ahead an
meet me ct the cave after had ATTENDED
TO Ar. Sun-dub. Il was hard to make he1
leave me cause she couldn't sec how I
WAS eoin' 70 get the best of ton Of uxly
gorilla After she's gone I has 49,
three minutes to prepare, when on como0l
Sun-dub. with his throttle wide omen. NoO.
after has very small drink m tell ~
about the Cave Of Silence
So saving. the "pirate" descended 4
''But did you I'm the sorlll.1. 49,
mo. Miss, It amt practical - -
gorillas. 1t takes too long
did you get the better Of him. thenf1
Yes, Miss, did. gave him ~ vorr6
shock OF his monkey life, did,
owen. who was summoned to ma =
corkscrew, said: 100
DO you mean 70 say that you thrashe6
gorilla sinslehandeds and without n
mo. didn't thrash him. e,ta.,. -.
sponded tho pirate" Il iust No. -
wits against him. Yes, sir. d ! rrrN.S
sea-farin man. without The bene.1t -
eddicAtton. IN my own humble vav II
the best o. that big gorilla. Whafss z.1ss
I'd IKE to see. Il = ccuple az smsrt ~,
guys Ike you and n. Hicks 90 eSes1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
BIG sum
Paid for Deaths during Year by
Insurance Companies, $685.
500 Being in CIarksburq.

NEW YORK CITY, June 3.-Life
insurance organizations of the United
States and Canada distributed $685.
$4,000 in 1913, according to compu-
tations of The Insurance Press. The
payments in the two countries for
death claims, matured endowments
and other benefits under the policies
of level-premium companies and tn,
certificates of other life insurance or
CARNATIONS on the assessment basis
amounted to $41S,3OO,00O. For premium
savings that experience permitted, for
cash values ~ policies that were sur:
rendered and purchased, for annuities
under contracts and to the beneficiaries
under policies issued in foreign coun-
tries the regular companies of the
United States and Canada paid
amounts, estimated in part, that aggre-
gated $22S,25O, coo.
The largest single claim paid in
West Virginia was to the estate Of
John II. Fischer, of South Parkers-
burg, the amount being S4S, 900. Claims
to the amount OF $3S,5O0 we're paid in
ClarEsburg.
The largest claim paid in the United
States was to the estate Of Albert L,
Holden, of Bratebahl, o., the amount
being $31S,3SS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
FIRE LOSSES
For the Month of April in West
Virginia Are Not So Very
Heavy.

Loss from fire for the month OF
April, according to the report made
for state Auditor Darst in the Insur-
ance Bulletin, in all parts of the state
amounted 10 less than $4,000. which
Is considered an exceptionally small
amount, especially, for that season Of
the year. The loss IN exact figures
was $47,917, the value Of the proper
ty $275,5j0. and the amount Of in
Surance carried was s193,&Gl.5O.
The largest property endangered
was that of the boiler house OF the
Wheeling Traction Company. valued
at $4,000, on which was sustained
the smallest amount Of loss. $50. The
largest loss was on the printing office
OF the Bank Of Raleigh. $9.SO0 which
was the toral value of the plant. the
insurance on which was only $3.50
Raleigh county rad six fires Berkeley
county four. Mason. Ohio and Tyler,
Mason and Mercer two each, and
nineteen other counties had one each.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
BALANCE
OF More Than One and Three
Quarter Million Dollars in
State Treasury Now.

CHARLESTON. June 3.-The re-
ports of the state treasurer and state
auditor for the month of May shows a
balance in all funds and invested at
the end Of the month of $1,790,1T1
or this amount 100000 in in school
funds: $3.50. 23S.Ss in the state fund:
general school fund, S94.S75.2O. and
1922, 06S 16, of which S200,O0O is in
vested, in the workmen's compensa-
ton fund The workmen's compensa-
ton fund has been in existence for Just
eight months and has balance at this
time OF one-third of million dollars.
The receipts during the month OF May
were $63.64S.66 while the disburse-
ments were s117,S25.12 which shows
that some progress is being made in
disposing OF many of the older claims.
AS yet no payments have been made
on account of the explosion at Eccles.
but disbursements to the widows and
orphans as a result OF that disaster
will probably begin during the pres
ent week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
hi f)ll|
To Brown of Second District is
the Attitude Taken by COL
oneI Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June g.
Congressman Brown awaits the re-
suits OF a number of county conven-
lions to be held in the Second district
with little concern or anxiety. He
expects his party to endorse him all
along the line, and that the action OF
the conventions next Saturday will
practically settle it so far as his re-
nomination is concerned. That is the
way it is looked at here by politicians
on both sides of the fence. They
concede Browns denomination, and
expect that it will be made without
opposition. That means, of course,
that c. w. Brandon, of Barbour coun-
ty, will in due course OF time realize
that the Second district congressman\I
and that he has chosen an inopportune
time to launch his congressional am
bition. Brandon is spoken of very
highly by many members of his party,
but they say that neither Brandon nor
any other Democrat could have stood
chance to prevent Brown from get
ting a nomination for the third sue
cessive time.
While he feels no particular anxiety
over the outcome of his race for the
nomination, Mr.. Brown isn't so serene
of feeling when he meditates upon the
prospect OF having no Progressive
party candidate to help him to win
at the election. The attitude OF Col.
Roosevelt, as expressed by him last
week, was blow to Brown as we'll as
all other Democrats who are repre-
senting Republican districts. Roose-
velt's failure to attack the Republican
party and his declaration that fusion
was not tahood when the candidate was
acceptable to the Bull Moose, was not
what was expected either by the
Democrats, or by some of the Pro-
gressive representatives here for that
matter. Among the latter Is Represen-
tative Victor Murdoch 1t can be said
with truth, too, that the new policy
has caused CONSERVATION in the ma
tional Progressive congressional head
quarters, where the work has been
carried on the theory that there would
be a Progressive party candidate in
every congressional district That
plan is vetoed by the Roosevelt state
ment. or, at least. that is the inter
probation placed upon It.
In West Virginia, as in many other
states where progressive Republicans
are in large majority when united,
fusion is very likely to mean the re-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03

tirement Of many Democratic con
gressmen who, by reason of the party
split, represent Republican districts,
With care in making the nominations
such heretofore staunch and reliable
Republican districts as the Second
West Virginia, now represented by Mr..
Brown, and the First, now rep
resented by Major Mansfield Nicely, are
in pretty fair way to swing back
into the Republican column next No
vember. No one recognizes and re-
grets that probability more than
Messrs. Brown and Nicely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03

a chronic cold means something wrong
eonstitutiornily. Pimples mean bad hiocd,
Rheumatism means faulty elimination
These and a hundred other symptoms arc
easily recognized, hut where Is The trouble.
Where Is 1t located2 What Is wrong with
II you will go into my first class store
md get bottle of S. s. S. YOU are on lie
way to getting rid Of those conditions that
anyone work off that old trick Of soEactbln,s
Just us good" '9
$. s., s. Is taken into the blood inst as
naturally as the most nourlshlug food ii
EpreadS Its influence over every o"pau Ia
The body, comes through all tho veins and
arteries, enables nj! mucous surfaces 10
sSchanGe intGmmatory nciGs nrd Other
that efTectualv c.rse. Ist y,ystcrn ana
tnns put an eu5 - y! ,dtu s. s. -
cleans out It's l. +. ..sas ACCOUNTS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
SHORT POLICE COURT.

Six DRINKS we're the result of the
activities of the police yesterday and
last night and these were arraigned
before Mayor Will H. Cole in police
court this morning. Four of them
paid fines and the other two were or
dered to leave the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03
TO INSTALL MACHINES.

Thomas b, Grant, of Weston, is a
guest of Philip Webb, and he is here
to secure bloyers, gatherers and snap
pers for machines TO be installed by
the Crescent Window Glass Company
at Weston
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03

In Glasgow, in 1912, there we're
erected eleven warehouses and shops,
lO4 factories and stores and eleven
new churches ANIMALS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03

The sanitary condition of the Canal
zone continues to improve.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-03

Green Death Is a liquid that kills all
bedbugs, reaches and other house
,ermin. Use the squirt top can to get
il into all cracks and Crevices. 25c for
pint squirt top CANAL reliable drug
stores.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
sOnmenanf. nnS lInteraana.
9as gSctter.

Sir MorDlano un0 oen Giltrift
Columbia flor unO oer1nOerlidc
gSinoe.
Gie bGAIte Genperatur betrug S3
@roo INN 3 ll6r gfo6nlittogs rno Die
nieorigite 64 @rao Inn 6 ll6r Nlor.
gems.
Su Sen ii6rigeu @etter6eObod
tunqs.Stotionen oes 9an0es mar Die
b6dIte Genperohr mie folgt:
9ltlantic Gitp 6S, 9ismord sc, go.
itou 76, Buffalo &C, G6arleIton 80,
Gbicogo 70, Gleoelon0 6S, Corpus
G6rilti -, Genper rs, 0etroit 7S.
0ulut6 76, GaItport "a, @olDeiton
rs, Green 9oD rs, Sotteros rs,
SABRE so, Selena 7S, SSodioubiIle 90,
&onioS Gitp S4, &norOiQe %, 2ouis.
bile SS, Morquette so, Wfemp6iS sc,
MontqomerD 90, W}ontreol 76, g}an.
tudet 5S, 9}ep Srleaus SS, Stem.
gorf 7S, 2fla6omo 80, @ittsburgb
76, @6ilooclp6ia 84, @ortlauo, Me.,
Ga, 9ortlano, Ore, 80, 2nebec -,
9laleig6 sc, Solt 2ofe GitD Sc, San
SSroncisco So, ct. 2ouis Sc, ct. Yalil
80, scranton rs, SbreOeport 86,
Spofdnc so, Campo SS, @oi6ington
SO, Minnipeg 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

86DS5fo GDqnneoith bon &rofou,
Seiterrciit ocr befanute &eltneiitcr-
ringer, Der in europa beier nnter
ocnt glomcn &odenlc6miot bcfonnt
lit miro ndAitcu 9onnerItog ilii
2Dric. Ebcatcr nit Gus Sb0nlcin,
gennnnt nglmcricuS" bon Baltimore,
3itiommcntrcffcn Ger 9ttuqfnmpf
gcbt Inn ben @cltmciitertitel. n9(mc.
ricuS" trainirtc icbr itorf Ill lester
Belt mo ioll in fciner sSorm icin.
Sein @e9ncr, Gp9oneDitcb. trdat iei.
nen @cItnciitcrtitel icbon felt pielen
SSyabrcn uuo fonnte III iciner beiten
&inqpcriooe BON Nglicmono beiiegt
iucrOcu. CRIT leBtcs Snbr mari er
ole ieine @cgner i'm Sample Inn DIG
Guropomciiterihoft in Berlin oif
sic SAuItern. 9luBcr 02lmericuS" IT
je0ocb fein Singer in 2lmerita, oer
pcqcn ibn ouitreten fonHte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
Bur @eadtmnn.


Wlit Ocm 9cginne ser &ciieiaiion
iolte fem 2eier Oes n0euti6en Cor
reiponocntcn~ cs interlaiien, ii9
mG6reno ieiner 9l6meien5eit oen tdg-
li6en nGorreiponoenten" oabinien-
Oen 8u Iaiien, no cr ii6 oufbdlt, imO
beionOers iollte es fein Mann ooer
feline 6rau uhtcrlaiien, iicb oeno 0eut.
i6en Gorreiponoenten" 81 beItellen,
wenn iic cine 9leiie nu1 Dem
&aterlanoe MAIDEN. &iele ba6en eS
aus @riabrlng fennen gclernt, wle
angenebm es 1T, ctrpas gteues aus
Ocr&eimat6 81 crfabren, menn tic ldn-
gere 3eit obmeieno iino, umO Der
n0eutibe Correspondent" bietet oen
2eicrn itets oaS Neuelte, mas IN Der
Staot, i'm Staate uno inn gan5en
2anoe poiiirt, imO ga beionocrs in
oeutibldnoiicben 3eitungen ie6r pe-
Mig ii6er glmerifa beri6tet miro, lit
Scr n0euti1c Correspondent bon
Baltimore imner millfommen imo
miro iogar bel unicren &cttern i'm al.
ten Gaterlonoe iebr germ geleien. User
oen o9cutiden GorreipouOeuten" fir
Die Sommcririi1e oOer no9 0euti4-
lano 5u beiteIlen piinidt iollte cnt'
wcoer cine &oitfortc ienoen, oOer per
Eelep6on - ct. saul 3173 - aai-
rufcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
0r. etuneipGer tuSt.

SSn Oem Gorreftions6auie lit Ser frii-
6erc 9lr5t cinem 9iierenleiOen err
legen. @erbiiBte ooiel6it cine
5peiid6riae Strofe. @erging
iic6 on einem 9teecrmdO6en. -
Mebrere Geriude, feline 9egnaoi-
glmg 5u erlangcn, i6eterten.
Or. GlouOc 9(. Stoncip6er, ser
9oltimorer 9lr5t lit I'M MorDl1noer
Gorreftionsbous, poel6it er cine
5peiid6rige Strofe per6iiBte, an Sen
6olgen eincs 9lierenleiOcns geltor6en.
Gr mar iAulOig befunoen porOen,
iid on Dem giegcrmd06en Mot6ilOo
Scott bergangen 81 bo6en. g(m 1.
Wai 1913 puroe CT bon Ridter Cob.
Ter Oerurt6eilt un0 i'm Sonuor Oicles
SSa6reS erfronfte CT in ser @eiangen.
idlaft. 9llS iein Gnoe FAM mcilte
Ieine W2utter im0 ieinc Sc6melter am
Ster6eloQer. Ger 2eiGnom murOc
nah ser &o6nung oes Srn. @m. gl.
5toncip6er, Ger. 1888, &orf Seig6ts
9lpenue, Des @aters Oes Gooten, Qc.
6rad5t ltno ooielblt ollfeeba6rt. Die
@eleIlidoft sur llnteroriiditng oes
Qoitcrs entlpidelte ieiner 3eit groBe
S66tiqfeit, un 9epeismateriol &C.
qen 0en 9(r5t 81 erlangen, lmO puroe
Qeiaat, OaB Gr. Stoncipbcr in inner.
lou6ten ge5ie6ungen 81 60 bis 1OC
Wl1oden, sic Oos 16. 2e6cnsio6r
nod nidt ii6eridritten botten, ge.
ItonOcn babe. Seine &er6oftina i'm
sSuIi 1912 erregte rieiiges 9lufie6en
Seitens Ocs &ert6eiOigers, @ugenc
Giunn, muroe nod Der Gcrlrt6eihmQ
oeS 9[r5tes Gin 9lntrog fir cinen neu.
en- 9Ero5eB geiteIlt, lueltber bon Dem
5nprenlgeridt abgepicicn puroe
W1e6rere Gcriude, sen @ouDerneir
3u 6erueqeu 0aB cr oen 9lr5t beana.
oigc, ibciterten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
Son Gee nnS 5aicn.


uaoniaiu 2niie" triiit morgeu 9lbeno
bier eiu goItimorer oui 9lei.
ieu 6rou So6n 9aBucr III oie
olte Seimat6 obgereiit
9lorgcu miro i'm 2auie OeS Eages
pormtSiihtlid ser Gonipier naoni.
gin &uiie" GopitGn g. Nleiners, III
Socuit @oint einireiien. g4ie 6ereiie
gcmeloet, bringt er 1917 Eunagiere
nah Baltimore
y 9altimorer auf u ciien
9lm Eienitag, sen 9 Slui 1914,
reiieu folgenoc 8altinlorcr an Nor0
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belm g., Gapitdn 9i.Ga6l ocs gtoro.
Oeiltihen 2loDo, nod @itropa pcrr
mo 5rau q $. Batter, Serr Gabio
9uitein Ir. @eorge Seuer. Srau
Nae &orr, Serr @eo. q 9ianoolp6,
6rm Ionnea Suou uuo @aiior 6.
s, Sor0on
Sn oic ulte Seimntb.
9luf ocm Gompfcr nNlain" lit am
27. 0lai bon Baltimore auS Irou
So6u 2oBuer in Die olie Sennat6 oq.
rciit sSrni 2aBner, 0ie ali Salts
Goao &olono @orf, luo6nt beabicp.
ti9t @erman0ie IN &0nigsber9 Git
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GffBeren an 9or0 nahtc Qetcrn
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8ai blei6en imo erit legeu 9lbeno
uad Baltimore 8uriidfe6reH
gllf Der Sude uab 0em
Gdmpfer 0&udenbn d..
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areiS 81 bilOen ino Oobei nndl oeiu
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denbod" 81 iucben, 2ie 9laeuten ocs
GanpierS liuO ii6cr3eugt, SOB oem
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init ieiner @laidinerie poiiirt int imp
oerlel6e ans 0em S|lrrS geiriebeu
uur0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
@rnhleihenNe.

W2on bat belt1n0ig 0oS @efiibl Scr
Siderbeit nod Dem glnlcacn eincS
meiner ,,Gooicol Cure" grubbdn-
scr. @iele gler3tc erfennen oic &or.
tbeile mciner g1noer al ino ihideu
lire Gotientcn 81 mir. @clonOers
idlmieriae Sale mcroen bier nit @r.
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525 NOrO-Gntaw-Strahc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
81. gOnifusins ;Scier.


6inoet om Z. SUM IN Der u@ier5ebn
Sl. 9lotb6cIier.air6e" itott In
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5eitpreoigt
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&rcu5.&irche, gegriinoeten Geutihen
r0miiA fot6oliibcn Ger6ano bon
Baltimore rno llmgcqeno in Der
Gcr3ebn b. glot6belier Stride,
Wiount uno 2om6aro StroBc itatt.
Die Seier miro in cinem iolennen
@oitififolamt, cclc6rirt Ourd Sen
@r5o6t Sconoer, BON ser @ene0ifii.
ner.Gr5o6tei ct. @inceutS III @eun.
iploania, beiie6en, mo6ei eit Ocuiiher
9Srofefor All Ser @ai6iuqtoner &otb.
llniucriitdt IrSeinrib Sbimod5er,
Die 6citpreoigt 6dltcn mirO.
9lllc Scitt6eilne6mcr periammeln
iih Inn 10 ll6r I'M Gr0aciboB od'
Stride, @inaaug an 2om6arO StqoBc.
moiel6it ii6 Der 6eit5ug lutcr 2ei-
tiing DeS SSeitGomiteS oronen miro.
Tie Wlitglieoer oes &erbonOeS iollen
ooS &er6onoSab5eit6cn (8iloniB oeS
H. 8oniia5iuS nit SeioenbonO in
Ben oeutiheu Sarbcn) traqen. 1er
bon Oen 5clttbeilnc6mern nod fein
&er6on0Sob5eicben bot, fam Elm iol-
Dies bel ser @elegen6cit cr6alicn.
gei ser feicr oeS ct. @oniio5iuS.
togcs 6anoelt eS ii1 nebIt ser Cant.
borfcit gegen Oen groBcn glpoitcl Der
GcutiheH iuelder lniern 6cioniihcn
@orfa6rcn III @crmoncn ooS Qihi
oes III, @loiibens gebrodt uuO sic
Stride in GeitidlanO organilirte,
| oub i'm Die Sod6oc6iung fir OeuiiNg
9lrt un0 oeiticbeS &eieu
Gs lit Oorum 5uoeriic6tlib 81 bof.
fcn oaB nid6t nlr 0ie WlitqlieOcr OcS
GerbanOes, ionOern ii6er6oupt alc
fat6oliiCbcn Mdnner un0 %iinqliuqe
GeutiAcr @c6urt ooer gl6itonnnng
iid 3lr ct. 9oniio5hiS sSeicr am
Sonntog sen T. Sum, III ser Gier
5ebn III. 9lot66clfcr.Girde cuiiinoeu
lno biermit 3ugleid cine GonfcS.
lbul0 an Den groBeH glpoltcl Der
Geutl6cn o6truQen.4
Sin aruher 9iingtampi.
8bpS5fo GDganeOith bon &rofal,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
M2ninr Nannb0rn im allerev.SOIpita

ggcoen eincs Scr5leioenS 6eiinoei
lid WSeior Soicpb 6. 9ong6orn, scr
Goriibcr SEE Sidcrbeits. Gomitcs scr
Baltimore g. 06io.9obn 5ur 8eit
ais qoticut i'm @lcrcn.SoipitoI, CT
1T ie0od6 bcrcits ollf Dem gScQc Der
@cIIerllnq. @r miro bon oen Doftos
rem g8. 3. Ebobcr unO g8. g9. 9ie.
quorot bebonoelt.
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0lrndl Nne cEnilaeIenf.

9loh0cm CT cinen StrnBenbabn.
moQQon ucrloiieu batte, Oeriud)te ae.
ltcrn W2orgen gcgcn 7 llbr Scr III
g}r. Gil, 9ii0 .gtobinion-Str. mobn,
boftc Grncit GoluccL idneII SaS
Srottoir 5u errcihcn Inn cincm glu.
tomobil ous3ltpcicben. Gr Itolpcrtc
bicr6ei mo brot6 Oos linfc IuBge.
lcuf. su elmer 9hlto Droldfc milroc
Der Gerlebte nod Icincr gsoDmno
oebroht. Scr llufall ereignete lidl
an scr Gdc bon @inbeitcr. imo &op.
Ior @roOe.StroBe.
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9ln6t IN iSrieOeH.

syn i10ncn @riin mlroe oul DER
,Sof 2onn GemcterD~ bic iroilde
Siiac Der yrou Margarctbe ydbcI,
qc6orcnc &o0er, Siir ewigen 9tiibe be-.
Itottct. @oItor gS. 8aB BON Der Ger.
elniqten cponaeliihcn Stride IN Gon-
ton 6ielt i'm Eroucrbaiie ytr. ALI,
observation-disclosures cine er9rei-
fcnoe 9lnoodt al, nah Der Die Yei-
iablinq oitf ocm nGaf Somn.6ricobo-
fc@ crfoIqtc. sas 9obrtndtrdger
ertpieien foIacnoc Scrren Der Gnt.
ibIofencn sic Iebte @brc; Senrn
Sebrt. Scrrmaun 6rcDer, SSofob Be.
ters, Sonucl SugBeS s. Scrmoml
.un6 &. o. ggbiitcdcr. 6rou glitel
nor am t6. Sui 1887 III @onrellt0.
@anern qcborcn unO fam nit ibrcnt
05atten, Scrrn Sobn giibel, bor 27
Sobrcn mad Baltimore. lin 515
%ohre Bat iic i'm iibcrlcbt un0 Gin
Sitter BON 761@ Sobren iiberrcit6t-
gie hinterl1Bt bier in Baltimore ci-
ncn eohn, Srl. Geo. g1itcI, nab
ren6 picr i6rcr 8iuocr, 8pei perbci
rot6cte Todtcr umo 8ipei Sobnc, nod
IN 1elhfhlouo Ie6eu.