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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

itoot, cine 6db, Die felblt @inetas ges
itdblte 9}erDsn Elm peni9 in llnOrOz
nunq qebro1t bate.
SIN @runoe genommen mar Tre0
Mdin6arot 9or ni6t cine 70 rubelole
9}atur, uno Die 3eiIen oeS leBten
syobres entIprongen mebr Dem W}ans
gel an 8eI9Gftigung ols einem ipirtz
licben 9eDiirfnis; nun botte er Die
9(ufaote, ii4 ieiner iungeu 6rau 81
lpiomen, Die ais S9ulreiterin lpirts
li4 genue BON oler Welt beItaunt
iporben mar un6 oamd6lib oen Rei3
zines eigenen 6sims tennen lernen
pollte.
Sn ir9eub einel @ciie itimmte Oa
ober bic 3ebnund ni9t.
Denno6 mar 5reD Elm 3Grtli6er
Gotte. 9ns iie 3ileBt eigsntliD
auBer6ol6 Der GaiIon III in gti35a
eiutrofenuno @ineto Ii9 iiber Die 0iBe
Iun0 bic Qarfiims Der @omenfpelt be-
tlogte, lieB cr Ielbit Elm Nort bon Der
reinen Ber9lutf fallen, un0 pie Iun9e
Trou oriff ben @eboufen begeiitert auf.
nSo, iol Dos 1T bas Rehtel Mo5
meinit Du gum 8eilpiel 81 S6erlt=
Oorf24
nGi9cutli4 ctpos aug Der Delt,
,gRett6en uber penn Du gerobe oeil
@BunIA Daft ~"
rglett@en" nannte er tie in Der
MISUNDERSTANDING, unO eigentlid
tonnte fie 0omit 3ufrieoen iein oenr
Die 3drtli6teit friBt Iogor bal6e 9ia4
men ouf uno beritiimmelt ben Reit;
ober @inetu 6otte ben itillen ger0odll
ooB er nicbt mebr on jenes Bort er-
innert psroen pollte. Oos mod pol
tur3em bic 9itfoBidnlen ge5iert 9ott'
ni6t mebr an jenen pbontaltil@sn
9aut ben iooar Die 9ietlome niHt um
3umOOeln brau1te
* X
lln0 nun faben tie ouf benz @lit.
ielbalton bes ,Ulobren". Der i9neI
oic beiten 3immer sur @erfiigung ge
itellt bate, unb mohten es genou Il
wie cine 9ln3obl Sourilteu, bic Qu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
SeirntAs. qicenaem.

@iaiom g. Sadiou %; Siuian
Nt. Gcladio. 49, 9ciOe DON @ias0oIc,
lRO.
0lorriS 3ofriu %; saOic Cola.
pitH, 20.
SomcS Mc6. Sucos, 27; 0orot6ea
g. GrlItcbm, %, gei9ieOen; 9eiOc
BON &6ilaoelpbia. ga
9}ifolas Eumfo, %; E6eooora
&ubfo, is.
George @eudis, 30; Ona &ucins-
fute 24
yronf 5. Groub. %, G6aie Sta
tion, ARO. @|arp g. @lorlof, y, Bel
fanp, @io.
G6arlcs .. s6icloS, 10; 9uoo
9iciter is.
@arrp q. @arriiou %; @dnnie g.
9. Gngel IS.
Sames Is. Glarfe, %; @laoDs g.
Gowmau 81.
9iobcrt 5iclOs, 20; @'ar9ucritc
9roph 10.
1SrcOcrid Seniitcoocr, 2l, @roof-
I'm @lO. Coma @F. 6orO, 20, 9roof-
lpn N}O.
S,oiep6 g. Gronp, %. Moioupiac,
MO.; 9ottic 8. 6rib. H. Baltimore.
9loiorio 2uoico %. SSilmington
Gel. 2ucaoSctt, 20, SABRE Sc oracc,
Nlo.
Alidacl :. Smpt6. 80; 3o6ouno
&otion, 26.
@orrcn $. G6omas, 33; Mlorp 6.
g9ittlino, 20; @eiOc Don @iImington
Icl.
G0mnro 9. 3opf 25i 0}np6cal
Sarron rs.
Gaiiriir Star3pnafI %; 0clcr
@alicr %.
&arlm 5. 9iccocS. 3G @bilaOcl.
p6ia &a.; Soura s. @arflcp, 35, &C.
ibc0en. Baltimore.
Seondr0 @roicfcr, %; 4Ror9arci
9pcGarg,ice. 25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

Der gegenii6srIiesenOen Syrieo6ofs'
Mouer bodteu: iie 5d6lten Stiid fir
Gtiid Bic 6eimte4renOen @iebberben
unO petteten, ponn noer alte" toms
men perOe.
ga t6ffte Elm Reiieauto oor. Gs
mar in DieIer gergeinidmteit cine
Selten6sit, Osun oie Ms6raa6I Der
SommergGfe mar poriiinbflutli1 ae=
mug, bic BON Sont6ofen ob5meigcnOe
2otu!bo6n 3u benuBen.
Sin Serr un6 cine Dame. Ser
6err lentte ielbit uno par notiirli9
ebenIo pie Die Dame 0erortig Ders
mummt, 6aB man Die @elic6tsSiigc
nur rmoeutli4 ieben tonnte ~ a6er
es muBten ri4tiec 8ergtrorIer Iein,
oenn aug Dem @epdd ragten 8ergltod
uno @ispidel berDor.
sSre0 beugte iih iiber bic Sitter beg
8ultons, 9u," io9te er intereiiiert,
,poren Dds ni1t NJ? Qlber bu tennlt
fTe ia bod nic6t ba bat es audi tsis
ren 3med al frugen.
ogGen meinIt Du Oenn?"
,Gie Melermanns aug 6amburg.
Illnm6oli1 pGre es ni9t, benn sr tlops
bert ieOen Sommer Elm 9uBenb gerge
ob, uno er reiit aun itets i'm eigencn
\ Qhlto. -
DieIer gtams fiel beute gum eritens
|mol 3ibii9en ben @6egotten. 8inetu
|6atte dleroings ben 8rief Or. Sdns
4 tens qtlefen, in Dem bieler bic 8er1eiz
rotunq ieiner Sodter Srete nit 5riB
WeItermanu mitteilte. Sect Iogte
gineto:
Sin penig femme id iie Op6. S@
6obe neben i6nen in Der 3irtusloge ges
ItTIen "a peiBt ou, an eriten Nbenb,
ais 9iQ Sodion mid engdgierte."
nSp9 @o6er peiBt bu, baB iis es
lparen2~
vSie pur6en bon einem &etannten
ais 8rautpaor be9riiBt, unO bic Rua
men Itanoen ia ouf Der @erlobungss
onseiae - Damols ~"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

9iinDnis in ber @cipitterItimmung, sic
aus Der perflofenen glo4t 5uriidtebrts
unb ii9 iiber Die bi9t belau6ten8dume
lagerte. @s fang fein @ogel Oo3u, uno
es rauI9te tein Born, nur Oos title,
iiumme MaRer Iob 81 ibnen 6erauf.
llnb 9inetd nabm einen &ieiel, ben
iie ins @oiier mari. n9as 1T meins
@er0anoen6eit. Damn nod einen.
.0as lit meme 3utunft. &omm, mir
pollen inter MenI4en ge5en; cs pirD
bolo regnen."
Die SpGtiommertd9e partn BON Ell
ner punoerboren &lorbeit un0 lodten
beIonpers piele @anoerer in bds @e-
6iet Der g(lgGuer Q(lpen; ouf Dem gro-
Zen YloBe in SberitOorf, Der 3piI6en
Dem @olt6of Sum gRobren" uno oel
,S16nen 3rGbe" lie5t, entlpidelte iid
in ben 9(6enbilnben Elm buntes 2ebea
~ Der Q(bItanO 0ieler einfofeu Com.
lmcrfriIc6e pon St. WloriB unO BON
@nQdoin mar freili@ eben 70 grpB pii
Der llnterI9ie0 3piIden ben Quoi.
mouern BON Diien0e uno Der fOiloer
9inenpelt 9(mrums oher @inetc
Io9te, bieIe t0itli8e &u6e Iei fir ibrC
gerpen ie6r pobltGtig, uuO Sret
fimmte nit etnem Ieilen, uuterbriidter
Seuf8er bei Sie poren auf Ser Sod
3eitsreiIe unO pollten no6 gsraOe Il
lanqe bleiben, fis Die SoiTon in Somt
bur0 i6ren 9(nfang nobm. Die forret
ten SonIeoten mIBten ii9 bod erit al
ben Gje6onteu gew06nen. oaB Elm Se
notorenIobn nit elmer ng(rtiliin" beim
fe6rte freilid bic erite Sdulreiterir
eines peltberiibmten 3irtus, pie Ot
Sporfsleute tr0itenO 6in3uiebtcn.
0atten Iol4e 0omen nicbt i4ol
@rofeu- uno 6iiritentrOueu bopprge
trogsn2
0ie Son3eit mar ie6r fAne1 bol
Stotten eegnngsn. Mon fubr ndd
@nalono biniiber, neil es bort bi
irenioiten llmitGnbe mn9te, rnb Oanl
beoann bic Sagb bon NlOoeboo 81
Dlpbe6ab, DON 9ouPtltobt 5u 9auPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
gIus Dem Snncren MarglanO'o nnO
Ocn angrcn5enOcn Staatcn.


9tcuc @riide fiir &illS
bprp.
sSn Oiciem Sabre miro cine ueue
@riide iibcr Den Iuda6oe.9iiOcr 3ii
SiQs6oro, Nlo.. ac6aut merocn 0os
nicorigite 9lugebot AMI oen Goutraft
cr6iclt bic Siaats.@ouoitroBen Cont
MILTON BON ser Saiiau @oping So.
bon g9orrciier Glai.
&oitor @l0cr0ice rcii0.
nirt.
9Soitor Somes =. Glocr0ice rciig.
nirte ais Secliorger Der biiAoflid-
mctbo0iitiicben Sulem.Siirhe bon
Sancatomt rube SSeitoucr, @lo,
weldes gImt cr ieit Oen lcstcn 3wei
,Sd6rcn innc6otte.
GagI0bner mo1t rci1e
Grb id q it.
Ger 80 Sabre olte Sans Sacob.
ion iuelbcr Dor bier Sa6rcu Don So
pen6ogen na4 oicicm Son0c fam un0
lin Cumberland, NlO, ais Giienbo6n
Saalo6ncr arbcitctc, erbielt Gin aa.
6el9rann, our9 pel6es er benaA-
ridtigt wlroc. oaB ieine @roBlmItter
in Gdncmarf gcitor6cu lit nno ibn
Gin Scgat bon 100000 5interloiien
Bat Sacobien miro am %. oieies
01onats pon 9tclu.Dorf ans nod CD
ncmarf o6rciien. nm icin Grbe in
GnIpiaug 5u ne6mcu miro a6er ipd-
ter nod Oiciem SanOc 3ilriidfebrcu
iuio eine N}olfcrei beginner.
Gr6GIt $500 2 6o6cn
criob.
Gic in Cumberland BON ". s..
@}outgomerp cingcrcihtc Sdaocn-
crIabfloac in So6c pou $4,000 &c.
gen Oic Baltimore G1io-9abngeica-
idoft mur0e ani Dem &erglcibswegc
crlcOigt. @lontgomcrp cr6dlt Don
Scr 9a6ugeieai6ait iiir crliitenc &er-
leblngen $1,000.
Gr6o1en, ii6 pom Der
@Iatternangit
p Gic 9emo6ncr bon Ceuton, WlO,
erbolen iicb iebt mieOer bon Ser mrs-
geitonOeaen 9lngit iuelhc ibucn oa-
Olrd cingeiagt luurOe OoB @eiuno.
belts Gontnliiidr @ortcr BON @uIti.
more oeu Srinno0citssg sgtdmteii Tr.
So6u ". gownes bon Caroline
Golmto 6cuodrihtiat bate, oaB Saul
&oc, elm Glerf III elmer Baltimore
&lciocria6rif mclMer 9lniands leb-
ter @ode i'm 6oiie ictacs Gnfcla,
oeS friibereu Sderifis Gbonas =.
G6aifiuh, na6e @iaiiton cincn 9c-
iuh abitottetcmit 0en 9lntterl be-
1aitct TEL IN 6ol0c oicicr 9lodridt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
Observation-Disclosures WcidGftslratc
@crcin."

Eli Ser SHulc 9}r. 81 oil 0ilmor-
miO &rcBtuaalitroBe miro Die Ser
cini9ung Der ojcicbGitslelte pon9torO-
peit-Yaitintorc i6rc GerionnIliilid
6cutc }l6cuo a66oltru. S. iii oaS
crIte Nal, Onb ii1 ser &ercin in eli
ucr Shule pcrionuueln wirO IS
ioaen @eiprcAun0en wegen Der Stcr-
nenbanncr &a6rbinOertieicr nn0
ser Soau0clS Srgoniiatioucu bon
Baltimore nattiiuOen. G6enio miro
ole 6raac Der 9le0ionol-9anf SIR
Sprlda fsmmcN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
qpfnIGeridlte ans @aihinatun.
9icbtsnnmalt nnter 9ln-
fLaNe aeite 1t.

Vl 4 w y " % ~ a u " 1 y ~
fIo0e geiteltt
g9miam q. 0leillp, eil @ai6ingto-
ncr 9iedtsanmolt, welder angebIic6
im Ge5em6er SEN Stan6 ser 9uuocs-
bauptitoot bon Oeu 5iiBen gcidiittelt
bat, miiroe geitern BON Oen WroBge-
idliDorenen megen llnteridlaaing in
gInflage5uitauo pcriett 81 ioll eincu
gNehiel i'll 0o6c bon $25O0, luclcbcr
i0n BON Sen Gerpaltern Oes 9lod
iaiies bon Sranj 4 SoH606lcr sur
gluf6ema6ring unO 5lm ipGtcret
Gil3ig iibergebcn iuor0en mar ins
tericblaacu BADEN. 9ie sic 9toblaB.
pcrlpalter angeben mar ser 9ecbiel
atm "a September 1913 fdllig mur.
oc nber angeblid BON Dem glnpalt
all 10 SuIi 1912 uerdnBert
@eiratbeten oil i5ei-
altfiiaNtl
glllf Griu9eu i6res &dters, GOparO
N 9oams bon burlington, g}.G.,
ipur0e geiteru Sfiuleiu NlDrtlc
gl0ans. is Sabre alt, III @cgcnmart
oeS Tetcftius GornptIl init SSeiie
glley1nocr BON G6eiter ga, ourc6
@uiior G. S. Spetn bon ser Geiten
nial 9aptiten Stride in g9ui6ing
tom 9etrout 1err 9looms telegrd-
p5irte am Sonntdg al Sic 4oli5ei
Ser 9unoes6olptita0t, OoB iic6 ieine
lodter ailf Der 6abrt nad @ai6ing-
ton beiinoe, Inn BORT init 9Ileronoer
8uianmen3iltrefien. ST eriuhte, OaB
oas N2aohen am 9a6n9oi bon ser
Eoli5ei in Gmpfang genomHen wer-
Sc iln0 ooB 0arauf geadtet merOe,
onB es in redtmdBiger g9eiie nit
9Ileronoer getraut mer0e. Gemgen1B
mur0e 0as Wldden, mel1es in Be-
oleitung eines SreunOes Oes @ooreS
reiIte, bon oenl DeteftiD in Gmpfong
oenomnen unO nod eiuem Sotel ge-
brodt, n16renO iid i6r 0ieiie6egleiter
nno 9ueranoer no9 einem anOeren
@otel begaben. @eitern @ornittog
traI Iid oonn oas grio inn 9oli5ei-
bauptquartier uno bon BORT aus mur-
Sc Sic Sa6rt nad Oem Efarrbauie
nngetreteli
Treoigt NIT 80 Sobren
qluldbIi6 ieines 90 @e6urtstoges
biclt an Sonntog @aitor g9iaiom
Mouace GurrD, ein friiberer llniber-
ialiIten@ @reoiger, cine 4re0igt in ser
.G6ur9 Of 2ur 6atber" -airbe, an
ser 13. inS 8 StraBe, 9t..g8. Ger
betaote @eiitliAe lit 5ur Belt @lit-
aIieo ser 9lepijions .ge66r0e i'm @eu
iionsbireau.
@eiitliAer unter getrugs-
aAnfIage,
&ultpr SSames s.. sc @ue, em
GciitliHer Der @resbDterianer-airhe,
iuur0e gelicrn oem Gbefrihter GIo-
bong6 I'M Grininalgeribt 9tr. / I'M
ter Ser 9lnfIage Der augebliden &or-
ipieoelimg falider S6atiodeu IN
@erbinoung init Dem @erfanf BON
gtfticn elmer Corporation, an Der er
bet6eili9t mar, porgefii6rt Gr plaiOir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

te onibtiduloia~ mo icine 9lmpdlie
cr6iclteu cine 6riit BON 3c6n Ea9em
Inn oui Die 9lnfloae 5u anmorteu
Eaitor &c @uc mlir0e fiirjlid meaen
Oerigl6en 9lngelegen6eit por eincm
air6cngcridt pro5ciiirt icOod pon
Der ge9en ibm er6o6enen 9lnihuloi.
gung OeS lmpalcnocn Sctragens
freiaeiproAan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

muroc ioit Seocrnam in Icutou gc-
inlpit.
z 6ieBcrci i'm annapolis.
Gine bon &apitdn @iQion i. sui
lam, Dem Supcrintenoeuten Der
Slotten-}lfaOemc 3u 9lmapoliS, err
uountc @e6oroe miro ic6 nit Der
lluteriucbimg elmer SdieBerei be.
idaftigclL wel6e iid om Sonutog
Godmittog am Spa Greet- ua6e Ger
5taats6auptitaOt, creignete. Ger
,5lottenar3t Rolp6 ". Nc0opeu
pcrleBtc Sronf @reen, eincu jilugen
Mann pon 9(lnopolis, Our6 eincn
HepoucribuB All Scr Shulter. Gr
mirOe Dem Eoli3eiriAter Somes g.
6elomever Dorgciiibrt luO BON Oic-
FEM fir cin am udc6iteu @loutog
itattiinoenoes &cr66r inter $1,000
9iiraidait gciicat
@ie auaege6cn uirO mliiiirte iid
Ir. Nic0oweQ nit ctlibcu Eomen
6ci ocu @AirroD Nia Shores uuO
ocm 5pa Greef 6ei'm sAIittibu6.
louf Ger jlluge ojreen ioa 6ei'm
llfer ouo Sis einaeihlageu babch
mO ais cr cine gSarnuug .oes 9lr5tes,
oicie9 sal unierloiieiJ nibt beodtctc,
iboB ocr 9ebtcre ange6lib 5lpeintal
.oif i'm.
&uppQ53o- 4RorOpro3eB
bcAonncn.
Sciierusbegann III &eloir Dor &idl-
ter Sarlou ser @ro5eB oes Stalic-
nerS @liieppc Nappaj5o, melder Der
Grmorouug icines 9anOSmaueS
Carlo Clinlpioro augeflagt lit. 9eioc
Stolicuer maren @dAtcr Der y@6ilo-
oilp6ia, 9oltimore unO @oibingtol
@a6n" an ser 9(berOeen-areu5lng.
92G6rcnO ciues @ortpedielS am 6.
Gejcniber cri6oB 6oppo55o ieinel
Go1eaen Der i6nt all aorpertraft
melt iiberlegen mar
Stredcnorbeitcr QctoOtet.
Tranf z @ollo. Elm Stredenar6ei-
ter mii ser n@altimore.C6io-9abn "
wmoe geiicru aif Ocm Glirfs6urgcr
9longir 9a6n6oie get0Otet SSd5-
reno cr ieine gllfmcrfiamfeit oni eli
nen 6cronfonnenOen 3u9 8cridtet
bate, uurOe CT pon ciuem Gen0er
elmer riidUdrts fa6renOen Nangr-
moi1iue criaBt Gr 6iuterIdBt cine
9ithue mo ieHs &inOer
Cine &lnQc geQcn Seita-
ntentsDpllitredcr
Or. 9hlguihi9 6. Grotbcrs ans
SaDre Sc @roce BAT cine &loge 0egcn
Cnor 9. Grot6cr9 unO Gmerion q.
Grotbers 6cim &rcisgeric6t in Clifton
eiugcreidt sic Observation-Disclosures
Oes 9}odlaiies oes pcritorbcnen 81.
@ouperuerrs 9luitin q Grot6crS
Ttr SAa0cncridb 0cr cngcflagt III
6elGuft ii1 anf $1,000, oen ser alogel
ans Dem 9}acbloiie ocs GrSenators
Charles 2. Grot6erS beoniprudbt, Oell
Or Grot6crS lulO ser pcritor6enl
gr.@oltucrncur Grct6ers pcruaItci
6a6eH
IroI &cr0lctou MILL III d
iNci0cn loiicn
Srai gillian Slcanc!t 'Gcaolctor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17
OCl9aftSs s&cgwetler.
Bidder. GonOitor- un0 Sotel.
YeoariS-glrtifel.
sic 9iHsrs & 0ids 60, 1O4 S.s9omarosStt

OeDuI l2- NLlittl.
nsDs glNrrs & Sids 60, 1O4 s.s9oparS'@tt
8eitimgeiL Seiti&riiten etc.
,,She Baltimore gieiUS 6e." 2ooo Qbererom'
sic. @ei6disii6rer, 3ls ssei'German'Sir.
0cutIde Glider u,.S 8eitSdriften.
". SaniNm, 10 gioro ogoppsionsGirSBe.
-----
9au-MaterioIien EDiiren, 6enlter'
rQbmen 2a0cn etc
Sames q. Sober & Go. lio-il7 eaS'5reos'
rIdsSirdBe.
9tational-9anten.
,S0c cls sown Maiicnal gari," Sob. uni
@reiersSirafe. Soco1 gS. geoot, Rrdoeni
6enrO 8. 3feoue &aiiircr.
,Secunb gintioual 9aut" 432 Sloagroaowdp
". g. 2Saener. Aailirer
,,@scicrn Natipnal Sant," IA Ncro'Gutap
,Sarmers' nn5 Merdlants' National SanI.'
@ouibr uno Somsaro'SiraBe
Stuats-ganfen.
rSruiine @ani uca @nninDrr," Baltimore NM
Qoui0dO sSir0nc. slngult C3eber, Traltoent
GoutdD Is. Jiabbe, Sbdbmeiler.
Spar.Nanfeu.
-,,Ieniihe Spnrbant UOu SaltimDrc," @utd'B
nIo baltimore eiruBe
Sruit. .Gompognie'n.
rgaltimprc SruIt GjMayaaire Co.," gauitabi,
Nutlotna
Utarmor. rno @ranf-Merfe.
8. eAeGriues & eous, 22a gorosG6arleS-Sh,
2anowiriDi9aitli1e @er6tbe utO
Sdntereien.
Uriiii9.suFuer So, POS goros8aea' strnse.
gl0ootQten.
acri n. 81 SmnIt, 300 Ct GauTGtrabe.
GAIiaun0 Npt6, 26i -2C9 GalGeri Wui.etnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

0eutIhe Glider u..S 8eitSdriften.
". SantIn, 10 Gorc .goepIsiousSirSBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

V0ulVWUIV AEUN WNW.WNIIV VVv- 0NIlTHUI
Nutlota
Dtarmor. nno @ranf-@erfe.
s. 1iloartues & Suns, 22a ylorosG6arles. CIR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

3eitngen SeitiGriiten etc.
she Baltimore NciUS Gu" 1abio 9lbercrom
bic. Gei6ditsiiibrer, 3l8 gselb@ermnnsSir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-17

Spar.Tnnfen.
,,1cniime .eparbaut BON SaItimnrr," GutaD.
ullo 9alimoresSrnBe
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-25

History and there amid the histori-
cal surroundings we will tell you once
why kings have their heads cut off
and together We will make pilgrim
ages to their graves.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-25

the pen fell from his grasp, and
Lanier's radiant spirit freed from
the frail body that held it SO lightly.
returned to bask forever in the light
or the sun he loved
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-25

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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-07-30
Base Ball Notes.

The first game of the newly organ.
lied Leon base ball club was played
on the grounds north of Leon last
Sunday with Garden Grove, Red Peck
being in the box for Leon and the
game resulted in score OF ~ to Z
in favor of Leon.
Leon will play against the famous
Buxton Giants at Grand River on
Tuesday, August 4th, and will meet
the same team on the Leon grounds
on Monday, August 10th. The Bux-
ton Giants are one of the fastest
teams in the state, and these games
will be good ones.
Manager Barber has leased
grounds Just north of Leon from Bert
Woodard, and it is the intention to
erect a grand stand on the grounds
at once. He. is negotiating for a
number of games to be played in
Leon in the near future and If the
club receives the patronage they are
entitled to Leon fans will have an
opportunity of seeing number OF
good games on the home grounds.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-07-30
New Court Cases.

v. d. Hicks VS.. H. A., John G. and
Ralph Halverson. Suit is brought on
a promissory note on which there is
due the sum of $9S.05. o. M. Slay-
maker, attorney for plaintiff.
w. H. Bronson vs.. Peter Shambo.
Plaintiff leased to defendant part
of a farm which he owns. He alleges
Shambo has been passing over that
part of the farm not leased by him
and has been leaving the gates open
and permitting plaintiffs stock to en-
ter wheat fields and other fields on
which he is growing crops, notwith-
standing he has been notified not to
cross any oft premises, and tenn
rorary injunction is asked restrain
ing defendant from entering the
premises or interfering with fences
or gates. C. w. Hoffman, attorney
for plaintiff.
4P. H. Young vs.. c. E. Young ct al.
The parties Of the heirs of Timon
Young and wife deceased, and an or
der of court is asked confirming the
shares of the heirs and if partition
Of the lands owned by the estate can
not be made that it be sold and the
proceeds divided among the legal
heirs. Varga & Son, attorneys for
plaintiff
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-07-30
Purchased Carmean Cafe.

B.. w. Rook, of Des Moines, last
week purchased the fixtures of the
Carmean Cafe and is putting in a
new stock of goods. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rook are both experienced in the
cafe business, are splendid hustlers
and will fit the cafe up in first-class
shape, and their patrons will be as
sured of the very best of service. Mr..
Rook was employed by ]. A. Caster
in his grocery store at Des Moines
and Mr.. Caster speaks very highly of
them. We are pleased to see them
become residents of Leon and trust
they will build up splendid patron
age in their business.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-07-30
Leon Cha,,tauqua Soon.

The Leon Chautauqua will soon be,
here, opening on Tuesday, August
1th, and closing on the following
Sunday. The Chautauqua will be
given by the Jones Chautauqua Sys-,
tenn, of Perry, Iowa, and advertising
matter and programs are now being
distributed, special advertising
man being here for that purpose the
first of the week. The program is
an excellent one, both in the way Of
speakers and in the musical attrac-
tions. DR.. Frank E. Day, DR.. Went.
worth F. Stewart, Senator Miles
Poindexter, Sunshine Hawks, Hon.
Frederick Lands, Hon. Seab0rn
Wright and Hon. Caleb Powers rank
among the greatest Chautauqua
speakers in tho land. There is a
splendid musical attraction for each
day. The official program for the six
days is as follows:
First Day, Tuesday, August 11th:
Afternoon-Prelude, American
Collegian Orchestra. ID
Lecture, DR.. Frank E. Day.
Evening-Concert, American Col
legians
Lecture, Sunshine Hawks.
Second Day, Wednesday, August IL:
S&AfternOon-Musi Lloyd Wasser
#Co
Lecture, James Hardin Smith, of
Tennessee.
Evening-Musical, Lloyd Wasser
Co.
Lecture, Wentworth F. Stewart.
Third Day, Thursday, August 13:
Afternoon-Musical prelude, East
land Malo O,1a rt otto
Lecture, Comfort A. Tyler, Of
Michigan.
Evening-Concert, Eastland Male
Quartette
Lecture, Senator Miles Poindexter,
of Washington, D. c.
Fourth Day, Friday, August IA:
Afternoon-Music, Ben Max Trio.
Entertainment, Edgar S. Kindley,
Humorist.
Evening-Music, Ben Max Trio
Lecture, Hon. Frederick Lands, of
Indiana
Fifth Day, Saturday, August IS:
Afternoon-Prelude, Sorority Sing
ing Club.
Lecture, Hon. Seaborn Wright, of
Georgia
Evening-Concert, Sorority Sing
ing Club.
Monologue, Louise Loveday
Sixth Day, Sunday, August 16:
AfternOOn-Sacred Prelude, I'm
peral Orchestra.
Lecture, Congressman Caleb Pow
ers, of Kentucky.
Evening-Sacred concert, Imperial
Orchestra and Band.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-07-30
The Leon and Lineville Trail.

h Decatur county is to have another
marked auto trail which VIII be;
known as Tine Leon and Linev1l1e
Trail" the abbreviation for the:
marking of the trail being THE L. &
L." An enthusiastic meeting of the
promoters of the new trail was held
at the farm of Y. B. Wasson, in Nor
gan township, last Friday, at which
a number of good roads boosters
were present. J. R. Bowsher. Of
Leon, presided as chairman and ".
r. McGinpis, as secretary.
The permanent organization was
completed by the election of officers
for the term ending July "a, 1915.
the following being chosen:
President-Y. B. Wasson.
Secretary-Frank Chastain.
Treasurer-Merl Bracewell.
Executive Committee-Y. B. Was
son, Frank Chastain, Merl Brace
we'll, James F. Flynn and Cam Trem-
bly,
A committee consisting of James
F. Flynn, Cam Trembly and E. r.
Belvel was appointed to solicit and
collect funds to establish and main
;ain the trail.
There was a good natured discus
sion as to just how the trail should
be located but it was finally decided
TO start at the fair ground at Line
Vile, running west on the Ocean
Wave trail to what is known as the
Cal Barr corner, thence north and
west to the Morris bridge across We'll
don river, thence west and north
past Y. B. Wasson's farm to the Bel
lows corner, thence north to the
Bracewell corner, thence west to the
Hayden corner, thence north and
west to the Flynn cross roads, thence
north to the Ike Evans corner, thence
west to the township line between
Woodland and Eden townships,
thence north and west past Frank
Chastains to the James Hazlet cor.
ner. and from the Hazlet corner to
Leon the trail will follow the Leon
and Woodland road.
The meeting then adjourned to-
meet at the call of the president, the
work of soliciting funds for the new
trail is now in progress and it is ex-
rected to have the "L & L." trail
nicely marked within short time.
This trail will prove popular one
for autoists as we'll as others and
there is no territory coming into
Leon which is of SO much value to
the business interests of Leon as this
one.
Among the boosters who attended
the meeting last Friday were Walter
Elakesley, Jesse Alley, John Flynn,
Harry Rockhold, Miles Wasson, Pres
ton Vaughn, Merl Bracewell, Jas. r.
Flynn, John Merritt, Jid Wasson, p.
R. Belvel, Cam Trembly, Charles
Barr, Patt Kelley, Charles Austin, j.
R. Bowsher, Y. B. Wasson and v. r.
McGinnis. ssl