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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Lot of new tailored hats at Abbott's,
Delicious maple caramel ice cream at
browns.
Sale ladies wash dresses Saturday csc
each at Vaughan's.
The Lamorey company have a line of
boys suits with two pairs trousers at
S5-exeeptional value.
The public is asked to bear in mind
the rummage sale to be held in the
empty store over Miers' barber shop on
Wednesday, April p, afternoon and
evening.
H. f. Kelley OF st. Albans arrived in
the city yesterday to make a few weeks
stay. While here he will be engaged in
the local yards of the Central Vermont
railroad.
Wanted-A boy to learn the iewelry
business; a bright, active boy, who lives
in or near the city, one who is willing
to start at the bottom and work up.
F. f. Burr.
The Shoveright company's representa-.
tive will be at Cummings & Lewis drug
store until Tuesday, April 81 Bring in
your saftey razor blades 10 be sharp.
ened. Any kind, 25c per dozen.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
are asked to let Mrs. s. n. Parker or
Mrs. F. G. Rowland know where to call
for any articles which they may con-
tribute for the rummage sale on Mon
day or Tuesday of next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
Spring Styles

Not a thing that is not new and
just right in style. The following
are kinds that but few days ago
were in the factory.
Cloths in both black and brown
mixtures, IS inches wide. This is the
Cloth used in making Balmacaan
coats and the price, considering quail
ity. is very cheap, $50 per yard.
New SO inch Scotch Plaids for tail
ored skirts. Just now these are orr
best sellers and the price is but
S1.25 per yard,
Plaid, IS inches, heavy Worsted
Serge in shades of brown and black.
This at S1.75 per yard.
See our window for new Suitings
and Cloakings. One hundred per cent
better than we have ever had. These
values are absolutely all of them cor
rect in weaves and colors.
Dress Goods in weaves of crepe and
ratine are the latest.
Anyone that has new ideas in silks
are sure of fast sales. They are not
expensive and are for the prevailing
style of costumes just about right.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cloth for balmacaan coats at Abbott's
Children's muslin drawers Zoe and l5c
at vaughan's.
More new waists for Saturday at the
Vaughan Store.
AT l2hc yard, galatea cloth at
Perry's on Saturday.
Marshmallow whip topping on vanilla
and caramel ice cream at Red Cross
pharmacy.
Regular Saturday night dance in How
land hall, April Is, under the auspices
of Riley's orchestra. Ladies free.
Dance Saturday night in Miles hall.
Davidson's orchestra will furnish music.
Fifty cents per couple; extra ladies free.
Everybody welcome.
One of the best concerts of the sea.
son will be given Wednesday evening,
April %, in the Congregational church.
Watch for program in Mondays paper.
Ii you are unable to get to our store
to have your safety razor blades sharp
oned, mail them to us and they will re-
ceive prompt attention. The Shoveright
Co., care of Cummings & Lewis.
More than so couples enjoyed well
arranged dance order in Rowland hall
last evening under the patronage of la
dies auxiliary of Clan Gordon. With
music furnished by Riley's orchestra and
floor that was some smooth, nobody
slipped the opportunity to enjoy good
old dance and good evenings entertain
ment was in store for those who went
Preceding the dance mixed concert
that proved to be of a high order was
given The fOllowinp constituted tha
numbers rendered: Solo, Mr.. Fraser;
reading, Ethel lnglis; solo, Agnes Keith;
Scotch dance, Leslie Mercer; solo, Fred
lnglis; reading, Florence Inglis; solo,
Miss B. Mcdonald The ladies hope to
clear large sum to be turned into their
treasury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Delicious maple caramel ice cream at
browns.
See our special offer. C. n. Kenyon s
Company.
Sale childrens wash dresses at the
Vaughan Store.
Kenyon raineoats and slip-ons, So to
$ls Lamorey's.
Old and young folks May day ball
Thursday, April 30. Riley's full orches-
ira. Good time for all.
Louis Kelliher left last night for his
home at Scranton, Pa, after passing a
few days in Barre with relatives.
Miss Ella Walker returned to-day to
her home at Westport, N. Y, after a
weeks visit with relatives on Hill
street.
Ralph R. Byrnes of Malone, n. Y, ar
rived in the city this forenoon to make
a weeks visit with friends in Barre and
Graniteville.
What do you do with your safety
razor hladesY Don't throw them away.
The Shoveright Co. will sharpen them
for you. Leave your blades with Cum
nings & Lewis,
David Mitchell, William Webster, Alex
Youngson, Peter Wilson, Peter Tart,
James Gray. Thomas Black, Miss Eliza
Gaels and Mrs. John Kane were among
those who arrived in the city yesterday
from Boston, whore they recently land
ed from Aberdeen, Scotland. The Aber-
DOMAIN party leaving their fatherland
numbered Is. On arriving at Boston, i'll
ness following a storm passage across
the Atlantic waters detained the re-
mainder of the party. They will arrive
in Barre the first part of next week.
The entire party will take up residence
in Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
Rich Bows Losses al Gambling.

In the April American Magazine Hugh
is. Fullerton goes on with his series OF
articles entitled american Gambling
and Gamblers" The present installment
is entitled Gambling with Fathers
Money" and it includes description
OF the gambling conducted by the Brad
lev brothers, proprietors of the famous
Beach club. Johnny Bradley, one of the
proprietors of this club, is the man who
sent Dr. Cook on his polar expedition.
Following is Mr.. Fullerton's account OF
what he saw happen at the Beach club
one night:
Gone evening early last season ] was
at the Beach club, merely lettering and
talking with an old friend employed
there. He is rather an interesting
friend, for he had been 'bouhcer' in thea
tire galleries, race tracks and public
places. He is p man of large frame,
great strength, and heart that fits well
into it, and his viewpoint of the multi
millionaire class was new, The scion of
one of the wealthiest of the steel trust
families strolled into the almost desert
ed casino. He was bored and weary
and seemed languid as he submitted to
having his cape removed and started to
play roulette. He lost few stacks of
checks.
'Beastly dull this evening, he re-
marked TO the croupier. Where is
everyonep
Every few have been in this even
ing replied the croupier politely. Per
haps il is bit early--and there is a
cake walk at the hotel.'
"The youth played YEARLY for per-
haps a quarter of an hour, scattering
his checks as if playing in the sea sand.
Finally he placed what was left upon
the black, arose while the bali still was
rolling, and turned without interest to
see the ball fall into the red.
81 shall stroll over to the hotel and
see if eawn't start a bridge game-or
something. Deadly dull heah.'
: "And scrawling a check for 500 lost
in those few moments, he let an attend
ant drape his cape over his shoulders
and stroling out stepped into a wheeled
chair"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
Ladies' Silk Petticoats

Three weeks ago when in New
York we got lot of Messaline Petit
coats which we sold one Saturday
at only $500. Many of the trade
were unable to get one they were
gone SO quick.
This week we picked up lot OF 10
dozen Of equally as good values and
we feel little better, as the most
of them are charmeuse silk; are
a regular $500 value. These come
in all colors and black.
We are going to sell this lot of
petticoats on Saturday afternoon and
evening, also on Monday, at only
$500 each.
Those of you who did not get one
of our last sales values should get
in one this early, as they surely viii
not last long at $500 each.
In this lot of Petticoats at $500
there are whites, noosies, Copenhagen,
light blue, pink, orange, reseda, kel-
ley, and sage green, terraeotter, tango,
scarlet, black and changeables.
This is Petticoat sale you surely
can save money on, and this is just
the season of the year when you
want the Petticoats the most.
See orr new Silk Crepe Petticoats
in the new shades.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Latest in crepe dress goods at Alb
bolts.
Safety razor blades sharpened by the
Shoveright Go. Leave your order with
Cummings & Lewis, druggists.
When? Wednesday evening. What
An unusually fine concert. Where? At
the Congregational church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
Millinery

This new department is Just now
busy one. Customers seem to APP
preciate popular priced Millinery and
they don't have to sacrifice style in
the least when they buy it.
Ready-to- Wear Millinery is we'll
made; materials are of nice quality
and it allows you a part OF your
money for other uses.
New Hats coming along each day
and will continue to come until the
last of June. Styles that we close
will not be bought again. Some of
these will be our best this season.
If you want separate Shape or
bunch of Flowers or Feather we
will sell you just what you want
You don't have to buy only just
what you want. We don't expect
you to buy Hats OF US at all unless
Won can save money and please your
self. We will as gladly show You
other goods if you have hat from
some other store with you, Suit
yourself. That viii please US.
Our Hats are at popular prices,
Csc, S1.49, S1.8s, S2.49, S2.9s.
S3.9S and S49S all trimmed, ready
to wear. VIII change any little
thing ON a Hat that you would want
changed.
Children's Hats on first floor. La
dies Hats in Millinery department
upstairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-18
Ladies' Separate Coats

Among the new Coat values that
have come through from our last
weeks purchase, are some fine quail
ity Balmaeaan Coats that are made
UP in the fine double-faced cloths.
We got these much under regular
price and are giving you the benefit
of same.
At $3.50 we can give you one
of the best Balmacaan Coats that
you have seen at the price. This is
the seasons popular Coat at a price
when you can get double the value
paved for same.
In the Junior Coats are a lot Of
Brown and Gray Balmacaan Coats in
sizes that are all right for small la
dies. The price is only $3.50; sizes
run up to 80 bust.
We have one lot of Children's Bal
maeaan Coats at $500 that are ex-
ira values.
If you want a good Black Coat in
large sizes we can surely supply your
wants. We picked up some extra
good values in these Coats that are
surely the right garment for a good
Tailored Coat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22

3pei Ecriouen lie9cn 3ur 3cit mn
iiht mcr6cblihen GcrIeBun9eH ole
iiq iig6 bci @3otorrao. llnidaen 5n5o
acn in ibrcn 8obnnlgcn oorricocr.
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bein spiclen ON Der @de BON NSon
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;no Dem linfen Arm 0erlebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22
Ser alte sdiuinOcl.

SSeOer, Der gcuillt lit einen ruff
ihen @roBhiriten ans ipauiicber @e.
ionaenidoit 5u beircicn lnO Ooolrd
ne6cn eincn lmge6clren &ernogen
iic6 ole 0dnO ieiner ndrden6oft ibo.
ncn Godter Olga 3ii erringeL mag
Die geltcatcn 9e0iuglmqeu bon Srn.
@lnOrcm 9cuuers, 9lr 900, Nor0-
@olie SiroBc, crfo6ren Serr 9ienr
mers, oen oieies 9lnge6ot uidt rei5en
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iiiritli1eu 9obn fir feline cole S6at
er6alten. Gieies lit Der olte Sdmin-
oeL nit Dem piele 9ultimorer felt
einigen Sabreu 6elditigt merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22
9stumain.Sseraiftnna sic samIS.

9lls cine 5olge oes @en@ies BON
otiinen @rbien. melbe iie lebfe ISOLDE
bei'm 9lbenoeieu per5ebrt botten 1T
6rou &oiino @ic6 bon Ser Sre0erid-
glpenue, Gotonspile, geitorben nab
reno ibr @atte, bier ainoer lmO cine
0ienerin in idwer 6e0entli6em 8it-
itonoe in @tomoin.&ergiftlng oor-
nieOer liegen. Die gon5e 6onlilie
erfronfte on Somitog @torgel mo-
rouf iofort Or. @laribaa 9. gSeit
6erbei gcrufen purOc, welher 9laes
beriudbte, ibrc 2eiOen 81 linoern. Ger
8uitano Ger 5rou gSi6 moate iid
cher niht 6eiiern imo itor6 iie am
0littipod 9lbeno Sic &eritorbene
NOR 80 Sabre alt uno wuroc in 9al-
timore ge6oren. sic miro iibcrlebt
ouBer ibreut @ottcn unO bier Sim
oern bon 8wci SdmcIteru uno eincm
@ruOcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22


Sir WorDlono imo oen Gilnifi
Columbia 6eute imo mo6rideinlid
nu@ morgen tlar; pcrduoerlld'
Minoe
Baltimore t6ciltc iid geitern nit
9sblooelpbia III 0ic 5mcilclbattc
Gbrc, Sic bciBeiic Staot gcpeien 81
icin. Cic boditc Genperohr 6etrig
ss SraO uu a llGr 9lodmittuas mo
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alor9eus.
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tnQs 5tationeu ocS 2dloeS mar oic
bShitc Icmperottr mic folgt 9ltlan
iic Git0 "a @iSmord 70, Bolton 66,
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troit so, Dunt6 IA. eoitport sc.
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SIS. 4ortlono. 0}c, So, 9Sortlano,
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9alt aofc Gitp s6, Gan 6raucisco
IS, CT. QoiiS S4 St, @mll ~
Gcranton 50. Shreveport 80, Spo
tauc 76. Tampa 81, &oibuigton 81
gHiunipes 62.
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aam 1T Ser Trubliig ougcfonmeh
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llu0 mbt mr .meuig, man nn'Bie
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gen
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3I ninoern
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nliit0ern
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finoeu
81. g. 9tcb ba d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22
gInf mad 0eren @ecrenieI6crn!

@eltern begann oic 9eerenpfliidcr
Soiion mO fonntc man ln5GbIige
@oeenreiben iiber Oie Spring @or-
ocn 9riide ii6 belpegen ie6en. sSn
5olge Der .@ropogan0a, mel6e lettes
Sobr fir beiiere 90bne lmO @ob.
mngsocrbaltniiie eemo6t morocn
mor, miro cs eriportet, Dab 0ic Sor.
mcr oieies 9tol ii6er geniigen0es 9lr.
Goitermoteriol oerfiigcn meroen I'M
ibre @rntc 6ei 3citcn ein5ubeimicn.
g8. llrbonsfi, melder 6ouptidblih
Oo5u bcigctrogcu Bat Dob sic Scr
bGltniiic Scr 9eerenpfider iicD gc6ei.
icrt boben erfldrte geitcru ooB oae
S5armer, oie nibt ocn an iie gcitclltcn
2lnforocrungcn no6tommen in 8u-
tinit fcine 9lr6eiter erlougcn mer-
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22
". &. stuue fiir neneu @Oiten em-
piD6len.

pfDblen.
@enerol 5elir 9lgmuSNe e0erousge'
Ger Oes Baltimore 9lluQrtmtg; Sr.
Syoco6 @pitein, @ieentbiimer oes
Baltimore Bargain &ouie~; O6erit
SorrD .. gilcor, &rGiioent ser u@r.
iten 9}otionol. 9ouf, Sr. $. @. Sill
fen BON S6umo6er & Co.; Gberit
@iuorO Sbompion @enerol. .&erlpol.
ter Baltimore, Gbeiopeofe rno ut.
lontic @iienbdbm" uno Sr. Charles
6. 6oIconer, @rdiioent oes n&ereinS
scr &mlflelte uno Sobrifonten,
iprocben geitern Wtorgen bei'm @olt-
Derneur @olos6orougb Dor, Weldem
iie Die @rnennlmg oes jebigen 3oll.
@innebmcrs &iaiam s. Stone ais
Elm Ntitglieo Ser llnfoIl &eriicbe
rungs-Gommiiiion onenpfoblen. Ger
@ouOerneur erlGrte, ooB er sic orei
@litgIie0er fiir Oieie 9eborOc i6on
uG6itcn @1onat erueunen piiroe, Oh.
mo6l oeren 9lmtspflicbt nicbt Dor go
Dcm6er beginnt @r bobc nod feinc
gluSpo6l getroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22

y o li5iitcn ipiclcn @oic-
ball.
Phi ocn 9cic6l Der 6o6cn @oli5ei
iino "a @oli5iiten Der r9~ Gipiiion
angcwieicu moroen am @lontag
.Q}oracn gpci 5tlmocn irii6cr ibrc
@oiicn 5il pcrloiicu mo Inn 10 llbr
iih i'm @ottcrion.@orf ein5uiinocn,
INN ii6 inn 9aiebaQpiel ST iiben.
9lu Oicicn poli5ciliben 9aiebaaipiel
miiiicn iolgcnoc %oli5iitcn t6cimcb-
mcn
oieo. 8. ,Sritidj. Often, Either
,Soicpb Gonnor, Citcn. rcdteS 6clo.
Gapio S6odeliorO, Citen 4. 9aiiS,
Geo. s. 8rcuuon Often lnteS 6elO.
Rouod 9}orOoitcn Gather.
Gbmlina Y}orooiteu @ithcr.
NSorns. 9iorOoitcu %ithcr.
ScrmoL glorocn ,. 9oiis.
@inoung, 92eiten, I 9aiis.
Senger gSelter, Short Stop.
@ooter Sioweite1 lhnfes 6elo.
Smith, 9toroerL often.
9loiuS, g}orolpeiten 4itder
6rcc5e, gloroweiten @itAcr.
gl6bott, &orOmeitcn I. 9als.
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9hBidu, 9ioromcitcn. rcbtcs 6elo.
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GQcrnan, Siioen, ?. 9ois.
Scraeant @arr, Siioeu, Gatdcr
@iIi6. Siioen, Short Stop.
Douq6crtu, Siiomciien @itder.
Nlc0crs Dlittlcren Short Stop.
gloogcrs, W'iiilereu. oiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22
safc6an

DEerropinS" gemomen OoS erite
Spiel pom oen G6icogoeru-O Die
Score mar 8 5u , Sims. 9lud
Die Orioles 9ewonneu Oos 9e.
iiriae Spiel in 0iodeiter.
Ger 9emd oes Gibbs BON Chicago
6atte geiterH na6e5u 5000 9eiuher
no6 Dem 9aie6oQplabe an ser gorf.
&ooo gclodt. Sir oie ,,EerropiuS"
flugirte Smit6 ais v@itber" imo an
Stellc BON Sddlitid, Der our6 cine
@unoe an einem 9eine Derbiuoert
mar, iteate Der @eidditsiii6rer ano.
be ben SpieIer 9}uiieQ als n@otber"
an. G6e 0aS Spiel 6egonn peron.
italteteu oie in Der StaOt anweien-
Oen Snoianer einen ariegston5 auf
Dem 9nQipielplobe Gas &eiultot
OeS Spieles mar 3 glnus ser nCerros
pins gegen 2 9hlnS oes Clubs bon
Chicago. Gie ein5elueu Spieler Bat.
ten folgeuoeu S6eil an oen @6rcu
Oes Cages:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22

Ole 9icger 3oaHnge Der DW1arp.
lon0 9diile iir pic 9Iinoen0 go6cn
ocitern 9lbeno in sllbmia1's Ebeotcr
an CONCERT. fir ipclacs cin rci66al
iiges Erogralnm oiigelcet poroen
mar lmO mcl@cs iicb cineS rcdt 3abl.
tci1ci gciu@cS crfreutc &on ocn
mciBeu 3oaliuacu oieicr Anliolt miro
an naAtcn Douncritog im iel6cu
6eatcr c6eninus elm Gon5crt oCec.
ben peroeli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22

oerlelben @elie 8ciIinnt, luic bel Dem
critcn glntrag.
Girett aHihieBen0 an Die 2lbiiim.
muna iteQte Serr C'@eara oeu PIN.
tra8 Ole aan5e 9lngeleoen6eit 5u eli
mem Spc3ialgeidait iiir uaditcn
Wlontag 9lbeuo nm 126 ll6r 3u ma.
den. glud oieier glntrag plroe nit
If gegen 10 5timmen obgemieien.
gann wurOe oas 9lmenoement NIT
2 gcgcu 8 Stinmen angenomneu.
Dicsmal itimnte Serr Sung init oeu
8eiiirmortern Der @eroroning.
Ger lebte @eriub auf Seitcu scr
Oppoiition, Oie @crorommg nit ei,
mem 5blog aus Ger @elt 81 i6aiien,
muroc aenacbt, ais Serr &iImer Den
9lntrag iteatc, oie 9eroroung mi
mbeitimmte Belt 81 oeridie6en Slub
Oieier glutrog ging perloren mo pies
Der nit II gegen 8 Stinmen mo
MN lit oic @eroronung bercit am
fommeuoeu N2outag oic brittle Seiung
81 er6olicu.
Ger SiBing wo6ntcu iopobl Be
fiiruorter lpic Oppouenten ocr Der.
oronna bel. 3u ocn 9cBtereu 3d5lte
Eaitor gS. W. Gapis, Der Sefrctdr
Scr n2oroS Eau 9Iaiouce" Ser
,llua66dnaigc giir0erOercin" mel
der am lcbten 0lontog Oem Gomite
cin S6reiben 5u @auiten Der Ser.
oronng 3uitclleu licB, mar ourd
Srn. aarl ". 9}. S1olb 0crtretcn.
9}eue QSeror0nuugen.
Eiu critcu Mat6s3mcige iuurOeu Die
iolQenoen nciieu &erorOnungeu eiu-
Qerciht
BON Srn. 9insman9er "A. &oro:
5telcrbeireilma fiir San0merfs5cuge
imo Nlaibincu, meIhe in ser Staot
3u 8abrifoiions3weden ge6raudt
Iie &eroronmg erbiclt bic
critic 9cirng umo wurOe Damn an oas
Gomitc iiir Nlittcl mo @ege bernie.
fen;
pon Scrrn Seatmole -, @arO
Der iolgenoen 9lleps ais
diicuilidc StroBen Morton 9IlIeD
BON Ger 25. StraBc bis ITO Sui
BON Der 25. 5troBc rmO BON
ocr 27 sur % StraBe; gooegroDc
9llcD bon Der 20 sur 26. StraBc
6arQroDe 9llleU bon Ger 25. bis sir
26 5trabe, Sumter 9llleo BON Der
%. bis sur 20. 5traBe, uno fur5c
9nlcDs meiilih BON @uiliorO.2luemuc
uno oiili6 bon 0larDlauo 9lpennc,
5miihen Der %. ino 27. StroBe,
bon Serru SIieara-19. @arO
9hitoriiruna Oes Baltimore @reB.
Club 3ur 9(usgabe BON SOentiii.
5irlussfarteu fir NlitglieOer DER
@rcfc al Steae Ser iebigeu &reBo6-
5eicben. 9ic @eroronng cr6ielt oic
eriie 2eiima mo muroe oom au oaS
Gomite fir 5iientlihc Shcr6cit Der.
mieien.
Sn 0rittcr Seiung augcs
nomnten.
9}o6iie6cuoe @eroromnaeu mur.
ocu in oritter Seirna ongenonmen:
inn criicu 3weig.
&erbot Ger niht autoriiirten 9e.
nubrma BON 9l63ugston1Ien;
lle6erloilng oeS @isbootes n2a-
irobe" an oenp Baltimore 8reB Club"
mo ebenio an Die meitlic6e Sobere
Iodteridulc;
glcnocrlna ocs 9lomens Der Gal.
rDnple'Slpenue in 6airoiep.gl0enue;
inn 5Ipeiten 9lat6s5weig
sInno5mc Der Goloertou 9ioao ais
oifentlio6e StroBe;
Groiinung Der 9inieb 9lQcv 6inter
Ser Gruio @iQ.9Ibenue;
9htoriiiruna ser oeuti6en lut6.
Goucoroia @cmeinoe CUR errihhiug
eines QlH6mls 81 ibrcr Stride an Der
g9albroof 9lpcnlc
llc6erloilmg oes GiS6ootes go
iro6c~ an pic aslmericon 5ociciu Of
Giuil @ugincers~ lmo c6cnio an oos
Seia fir lln6eilbore
6fE. Ol3 rr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22

9oihneiiicr ebcrlod 0moun BAT
pcitcrn Die folgcuoen @erren 81
&ilfs- GIcrts i'm hieiigen &oItomte
ernonnt: Q(6ra6om S. @erntiL
&cnrb 9. 2euis, g9iliom 6. ser.
dcu6a6m 9lrtbur 81. @uIdid. g8iI.
liom g. gicub, ellis @cqert imo
oyomeS s. @urfett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22

A6onnentcn, bic Den ,,9cntidcn GDrrcs
ipUHbcHtcu" nidlt pi,Iiilidl OOcr unrcacls
mdfia crbaItcn, iinn gcbcten, Der Office
6apou per gclCpbcn uocr idriitIid yitt.
tbciluuG ~ ulamcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22


Ga5 9lchdtat Der @cttrcnueu oie
in 4imlico 5l guoc aebcu,
mar aciicru pie iolat:
1 Rcnucn ,@orba0c," uCiiiil-
hiiou uIbrill"
>. Rcnncn oSilnamop.@ gel.
lop Gpcs ,,5ranf Su0lon
3. 9icuucu oSolioop," .9rape
9imor0er .Ceien0unl."
A. 9lcnucu n9allpbaD," ,9rDn-
Dor" oSpoiiet.
5. Nemuel ,9literoIow,~ Sol.
sllbmcaoe, SprinamaB,"
6. Ienncu- u0lalter Soc" u@iar-
aorct Nleiie.~
z. glcnncn ~0aiion" Com Sou-
cods" ,gatterp.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-22

SonncHdufgong ia ". AZ Wt.
1onnenultcrgong ..7 II. rs WG
Mionoouiaana 3 Il. i2 @l. @lorgc0s.
Thub- Il. 8 30. @lorgeus.
fsAi6 "A II. 3S SO. globnittogs.