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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-02
Merrymakers Had Their Fun


it was indeed carnival of fun an(
nerriment. The end men of the re
cent Elks' minstrels were the center
OF attraction as they turkey -trotteC
up and down Main street and mixet
with the other revelers, all out fol
grand, good time. A big com
manding looking New York police
man kept perfect order, and every.
body was wondering when he had
been imported, and Mr.. George AL
field is having the laugh on his
friends this morning who did not
rTcognize him in his new role.
Much Credit Due Mr.. Allied
There is always man behind the
gun in all big undertakings and in
this one it was Mr.. George H. AL
field, chairman of the arrangement
committee. For weeks Mr.. Alfield
had been perfecting arrangements,
stirring up enthusiasm and in every
way expending his tireless energy
toward making the day one long to
be remembered, and that he exceed
ed beyond the expectations of all is
evidenced by the two splendid pa
geants, the handsomely decorated
buildings and the immense throngs
that crowded the streets from early
morning until nearly midnight. In
his work Mr.. Alfield was ably as
sisted by Secretary Holworthy, of
the Board of Trade, who always puts
his shoulder to the wheel in every
thing pertaining to the advancement
Of the city.
4 Perfect Order Prevailed
There is probably not another city
in the United States that claims the
distinction that Lakeland now
boasts. With thousands lining the
streets and everybody celebrating
with all the enthusiasm that such an
occasion gives rise to, the police
docket shows that not an arrest was
made and that in all that vast crowd
there was not one drunken or dis
orderly person This is the crown
ing glory of the day, and one which
makes living in Lakeland a constant
source of pleasure to her citizens.
There is not a more law abiding COM
in the whole United States
than Lakeland, and we believe this
was demonstrated to the satisfaction
of the most pessimistic on yesterday.
Parades Moved Splendidly
The grand marshal of the day, Mr.
G.. H. Alfield, and his assistant mar.
shals, Dr.. w. S. irwin, Mr.. B. S.
Rivers and Mr.. Nelson Lange, on
decorated horses, kept
both parades moving in splendid or
der, which is a very necessary re-
quirement in the success of such an
After the parade had been wit
messed and the last of several hun
dred pounds of confetti thrown, the
crowd moved down in front of the
Auditorium, where over 900 pounds
of fireworks were set off, making a
beautiful and fitting close to the
days splendid celebration.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-01-02
CANADIAN STEEL TRUST
PAYS DIVIDEND

Montreal, Jan. 2.-The regular
quarterly dividend at the rate Of 4
per cent, was distributed by the Do
minion Steel Corporation today. ].
H. Plummer. president of the COM
pany, says that orders on the cor
poration's books are considered al.
most up to the regular business, but
that trouble has been experienced
through delay in receiving shipment
instructions from customers. While
he admits that for two months busi-
ness will probably be slack, Mr..
Plummer believes that b. spring the
company will be enjoying excellent
business.
The members of the St. Peters,
burg lodge of the order of the
Knights and Ladies of Security have
just closed an exceedingly successful
campaign in which thirty-seve new
members were secured. "
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

and accomplice OF Neil" the new
maid Tney plan TO rob the house
that night. bat Doogan is caught rep
rescnts himself 10 the household as
the detective from headquarters. then
represents himself to the real deiee-
tive as member OF the household
ana sends the officer away,
bp0gau. learning in mis- capaC .tf as
elective the fears OF Alr carr an@
the bridegroom that they are KEEP
tomaniacs. packs up every valuable lE
tile house and makes the pair be-
UeNe they stole the things uncon
scousiy Mr. carr and the bridegroom.
each jealous Of a secret failing, fore
stall the efforts Of other members ot
the family 10 call in the police, thus
giving DoOgan Il clear field
How the police finally are called IN
ON another matter: how accidentally
they discover Doogan and Nell as
thieves, how DoOgan gets the pollce
our OF the house by a ruse and pre-
walls upon the Carrs to let, him dno
Sell 60 combined with tho comph-
aatons cropping up every time any
one iu the house turns around makes
stop Thief mighty good farce
just iC laugh at
There is but one glaring defect iE
the production Of stop Thief. The
fine Of distinction between farce and
bunoonery is at times left uudrawn.
but YOU VIII laugh even at the bui-
fouuery
Ana that's the point
Elmer Booth as Jack Doogan Al
bert TaVernier = William Carr and
John McCabe as Joe Thompson. the
detective by really good acting make
their work stand out
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Men and Religion Bulletin no. 1O3
Without Excuse
"Thou art inexcusabIe, o Man."
Romans 2:1.

eating away his
His back of edandb flesh
Photographs the pictures
Disease hmpe the He could not keep up with @ his fellow lilo % @ h Men
ell
Sunday prevented
CONTINUANCE IMPOSSIBLE
and the
following of Christ unfit handling convots?"
of all to go with
publican
Him ~SSn g 70" % y1' e S3" s sans sno 1as recall their
Sunday
T Hn p 1 @ % M roR % THE Ts I speak s ~od world
the suffering those their families and the great crowds
o o
be
these are timesof testing And menar
tonsdr this
Judge NashB Broyle says
& after @ prohibition bit Atlanta the @ river Of crime completely a, sass Ss
And for two weeks after the saloons closed
formerly %
ATaR THE TsERs M AND MgBs e0 @ @ ANP @
STATION HUNDREDS MEN RAvNe
n got
hewaveocr o rme'
Men more thai
Jury 1 Ss Hn4asEsd % % s % @ ' " have '' the law" hn God the Grand
of
wrecked and ruined without the shadow of ptense of
both law and oenoy And they not only the point
children
the a m o
Georgia ahas creed that shan
ony
IN
n
all
In England King to street boy obeyed
in to Of fanatics
O.
to
As that body the Grand Jury has told the
and f
reveal the this other shame the disregard for law
Q
authorizing
liquors. spm faie o o o Georgia.
a violated the
GrandJu O. in
guard
Tn present rand has checkw work
Mel it to york.
bind tiger Or low wirg
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEN AND RELIGION FORWARD MOVEMENT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

eineS SSorhpec6ielS ii6er @eIoongele.
gcnbcitcu bon ieineut 6eiteu 5reuno,
Soc 6crro, cri@oiien. Der @l6roer
entfam
9lo6e5u 2O0O 5cuerrpe6rlclte
acleitctcn geitern Oen Dcritorbenen
Geucrdef bon G6icoao, G6arles Sre-
oerid Sc1ferIicb, 8ur IeBteu 9hibc-
itdtte.
Sn 2ofoDette, Syno, lit oas
n0rDfuSSbc obgcbronnt. @s
mar BON S. @. Sommcrs aus 9lep
gorf gepadtct. Der S6oocn betrdbt
$4,000.
Simon @uggenbeim, Der fri.
6cre 9unoes. Senator fir Colorado,
Bat icine Steae ais @}itglieo oeS re.
pu6litonii6en glatioual Counties
nieoergelegt
- Sn Socomo, SSoi6y itorb inn
9llter bon 81 Sabren &erciDol s.
8ouffnan Der mebrere Sabre bin
0urb ais S6obueiiter Der uglme.
ricon 9onfers' glhociation" finsir-
te. Gr mar ans Nle6onics6lrg, go,
ge6iirtie.
&eim 3uiommenitoB bon 5lpei
6radt5iigen ser Baltimore uno
Gbio.9o5n wel6cr iib bel Glen
pooo Bridge, 9Say creignete imo 100.
bel me6rere @ogen iiber einen bo.
ben @o6noonn obihir5ten iano ser
SotomoiiOiiibrer s. @toore ieineu
500; Der &otouIotipiii9rer OeS 0lpci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
glrrdannniInnlIe gLntoinhrt.

91orfoIf. So, If. 9lpril. II
yo6n Eullu BON 91em gorf uuo 9S.
s. Ganobon bon bier mlroen eet6o.
let imo @iQiom 8inber, g. Sanff
g@ot6oniel &oeel, Burt Sobnion imo
9li6oro Smith, ale BON Stem yorf,
ocrlebt ais i6r 9(utomo6il BON ei.
ncn 616rboot in oen Gli5obet6 9i.
Der itiir5tc.
SulIo uno Sobnion mel6e om
0ienitog ouf Dem 9ieunploB in So.
mestomu Derboftet morOen moren
bottcn loe6en oie 9iirgi6oft fir ibr
Grideinen Dor @eridt i'm ndbiten
@}ouat geleiitet, uno befonoen iid
oui Dem &iidpeg bon @ortsmoutb
nod 9lorfolf. ols iih Scr llnfall er.
eignete Phi lmergriinoete gSeile
iebte iid 0as 9lutomo6il, frr5 be0or
oos Boot ieinen 2onoungSplob CT.
rcihte, in 9epegung unO ltiir5te
iiber Oen &ono oes 9ootes in Den
Stub. SulID un0 Gonopon fouocu
fcne 3eit mebr, aus oem @aeen 81
ipringeu.
3ie bier lleberlebcnOen murOen
BON ciuem @latroieu oes S6lobt.
ihiiies y9lep Soupibire~ Somoro
8eeo. gerctien. ST iprong il6cr
@oro, er9riif 5pei @}Guner bel oen
&ooren uno ole 9lnoereu bdngten
ii6 on ieinc aleioer, bis Gle aif oen
0onpfer binoiige5ogen muroen. 9ll
lc lle6erleben0en purOen in Oos so.
ipitol geididt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
0rnen flir eine Nran.

geuDcr. Sol, fl. qlpriI. 0laH
eincr bier ciuaeauienen gladlridt lit
ser 6rali Belle ban Corn Serbcrt
BON bier, Der @rdiioeiuiu oes 6nter.
notionolcu GongreiIes bon 5arners.
6rouen oos Groenstrcu5 @elgien's
fir @eroicnie nm ben 9Ider6ou Dcr'
lie6en iuoroen Sic lit Die erite
1rou melher oicie 2lus5ei1nuna gt
lneiL mirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
7ie 9ran6e In g9alperfs 6abrif.

Die bon Gunoe. .Sergeant gfc@rom
onaeiteateu lluteriudmgen Der orei
grduoc. Sic fur8 ouieinauoer III Der
Wlatraecniobrif BON s. gSolpcrt q
Gos 9aDlor SraBe, nobe Der 23.
1troBe. geipiitbet ba6em iino bisber
ndt oerart gemeien I'M ole 9rauo
iriohe einmanosirei onge6en 81
iqnnen Gespegen peroen bonn
5ioots 5euermnriboll 0lepers uno
I4eIiiD arab Die llniermhingen
InriQciebt meroen. br. 0lepers Der
Nlontog bon elmer 9ieiie 8uriider
parict miro, miro ii6 gleid nod ieis
uer 3Hdlebr an feline glr6eit ma6en.
Ni66er muroe angeHommen Dob
ter rrlte Brand opuA Sel6itent5iin
ona eutitanoen lit. Die 2ager5dils
ler iiio nit Stro5 ilno Wlais6iilien
cuacfillt gelpeien oie unter geiuil.
ier geoinaingen ielbitent5iinolid
iin0. Iieie SeIbiteni8iinoung Toll
nun sic llriahe 0es criten 6euers
aemeicu iein md6reuo bei ben beis
Ben ioIacnoeu 8rdnoen oni1eincno
Iunlei uiier Die Dohrinne Der al.
oereu Qoaerb6lier geflogen uuo 70
louaInm meitergeglinmt ba6eu,
sos re oer glufmerfiomteit DER I5eii.
crme6r enigaugen imo. glod elmer
Grtlduug bat oie Sibe oeS eriten
Qlrouoes oie Sel6itent5iinoma oes
1mobS un0 Der @iIlien in oen beiocn
ouocren Bayern berDorgeruicu Die
oiebouoe itebeu 20 bis 30 SUB aus
cuouocr uno oie glettungsmaun4
idalien botten bel Dem S0iden ocs
5iucitcn 1euers feline g8a9rncbrniag
eema6t ooB aud oas brittle @ebou
sd iiA IN @efa6r beiouo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

Gcrrc Noute, ,Sn0., IT, glpril.
,n Dem bier onbdngigeu yGro5eB
qegen MoDor s.. 4l. 9loberts BON
bier megen @ouplots 3ur Goruunp
rlng BON g0ablcn iuur0en aeiiern
9msiogcn 3nr 9etr0itigung ser BON
Ser Stootsauuoltidoit er6o6enen
glnidu0iauug gemodt, Dob 9io6erts
peri5ulib ous Erei6en bon &ouf6oI.
oen aelciiet babe, uelde boi Der leb
ten Stootpo6l repu5litaniide @obl
9genteu attadirten IS. Is. Gamers.
elm qlnuolt Der bel Ser @o5l ais 9e.
anitanoer gueieI6aiter Stinuucn
iingirte, iaate aus, ct lei attodirt
uoroen, noA0en i6m 0lobor 9ios
6erts Qe0ro6t bo6e, es uer0c i6m
idledt erae6en penn cr iid nidt BON
Oen @oblpldbcu fern 6alte 9io6erts
babe ii6 6etnii6t, ieineu 9rlOer, &.
S. 9loberts iry 5iI. .Ueranlaiien, iiber
i6p ber5uioaen, nobOem er (San.
oers) iih 5uerit geueigert babe, iic6
pon oen @a6lp(deen 5u eutieruen,
o6cr ]}o6erts, jr., 6a6e iid aeweigert
oos i6u glngeionnene 81 t6uu
Gie Stoatsonpolti6oit 6radte
peitere 8eugenousiogen ii6er un9e
ieblide Gcgiitrirumg bel 3eugen
ioaten aus, iie 6dtten in ser &e9i-
itrirungsliite oes @o6l6e5iris, in
uel6cnl g. $. Ro6crts, ser Goter
ocs N|opors, ais @a6lcIerf fn9irte,
iS fittiDe glomeu onge6lder g8d5ler
aus einent Sollie. Oos uim ec6s 3in-
mer 6atte, aefitnoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Neraniinnnnelnitine @dder.

Sn 0uri1's 0olle, gir AS. @citl
Serir9tonilraBe 6ielt geiteru llbeno
Ole @ereiuiote 9dder.@eieaidait"
i6re @ierteljabres- Sibung ab. Era.
iioert Sobu &oamersbanien aiiiitirt
ourd Setretdr Charles @nopp, iii5rte
IN ser aiBeroroeuilid tart 3cinbten
&eriamnIung oen &oriiB @s piroc
beihloiiet 3uiamnel NIT 0em o.Vla
rplduoer 9dder.&crein~ am 20. Slli
Elm Ficnic in @riebs 95arf an DER
@eloir.9loao a63u5olien 3inn Iref-
fen Scr not6iaen &or6erehm9eu
muroe 0aS ans nabite6enoen iebs
Scrren beite6enOe @onute crnonut:
G6orlcs @aen6erger. Gmil 8ieieuet.
ter. 9luoolp6 Sa6iht, Q8iaiam S06n
9lobcrt Wlaier6an mo Senrp 9iiit.
ner. Cos Gomite. pelHes am TOM
menom Snuitag i6cr ole &eOiiion
Ger Q6redmngeu 8eridt crltatteu
miro, ieet li6 aus iolaenoen 6erren
3uiommen qloom 9leun Gonrao
Gbcl, Mo6crt 0ianer6an @eo Dan5
mo E6omos Sorit. Cem &rauteu-
Gontitc fir oie beooriieben0en orei
Nionate ae6oren sic iogenoeu Serreu
an @on @licpc, 9lor0oit Charles
SuiB, 5iiooit So6n Soineier, gloro.
ucit, imo geiaimu @ebeleiu SiIo-
oeit Sun ueitereu &erlauie Der Sib-
uuq pur0en orei ueue 1litaIieocr alIi.
genommeu mo cine @inlaOrng 0cs
.Olo5art Nldunerhors" jilr @crles
INN mo llnnahme aebradl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
gNirn gsnrlrinnn hnltrn.

groiciior Charles 3. ao@ miro
Nloniag gl6en0 einen 0iientliden
@ortraa 6ei Ser @eriammlmg Der
u@omeiieao 2eaauc ono 3mprouc-
mcut gliiociation0 inn 2cie3inmer Der
Observation-Disclosures All Ser @oriuc6s
Qpemie uno 1aDlor. StraBe bolten
Gas 11ema ser Gorleiung laltet:
n0ie S6ladt BON 9|ortD &oiut mo
Die @cri9eioiguna uon Sort Nlc.
&enrD~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

ten 8uecs, S. g. 9ie6r crIitt idwe-
re &erlcbungcn
Die S6Iodtio6ne ocs 7G. SIC.
eincrts bon Obio, weIbc wd6reno
oes giirgerfrieges BON oen Gonfo-
Oerirten inter @enerol @ar0ee err
o6crt mur0e mo BON 0cn S0dtern
oes Generals, oie -iiLssrantreid
mobnen einem Observation-Disclosures
nen.Gorps in Selma, 9lla. gum @c.
ident gemodt rboroeu NOR, miro ouf
DER i'm @loi in Sodionbille, Slu.
itottfinoenoen &eteronet '9ieimiom
&ertretern oes Sbio 9iesiallnasn3u
rildgegeben merOen. n,1roo ,es
9eim lle6eridlogen cines rcu-
Ell 9lutomo6ils, in weldem iie i6re
erltc 6a6rt ma6ten iplroe onf ser
SonOitraBe in Der 9ldbe bon Greiion
30, SarrD Go6ertion get00tet nnO
Somaro &rioer idmer perlebt. geiOe
@ldnner iino BON Gunconspiae, %o.
~ 81 ct. 9lnOrews, g. g. wur0e
oos 99llaouquin," Elm oroBes Conn
mer-Sotel Der canaoiid.paciiii6en
9o5n ourd 5eier 5crit0rt. GerS6a-
Den 6etrdat 100000. Gos &otel
6otte 800 3immer.
0ie Snitrunente Oes G6ierpd-
torinns Der @eorgetoipn llniDeriitdt
in @oi6ington regiitririen geitern
fnr5 nod @littag 8wei @rocridiitte-
@s mlroe ieOod luht auge-
ge6en in mcldcr @ntiernlng ooS
GrO5c6eu m9cid9r itottianO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

" ibingtolt H. 9lpril.
Generalization ggooo, Gbef OeS 9lrs
meeiabcs, bat aeitern an 0ie S@ul.
Girettiouen i'm 9au5en 9auOa enen
Grici aisgeianot, IN wel6em er bic
fir 0en Sommer dcplanteu Eager
.3ur militdriiben 9lusbilomg Der
Shiiler beiiirmoriet. 9tod eiuem0in.
meis oorauL ooB iopo6l 9rdiioeut
gSiliou. ais auA @r@rdiioent Salt
uno leitenOe @doogogen ii5 fir Oieie
9aaer ertldrt 6o6en, iagt General
5000 Inn ggeientliden:
.Dieie Eager iino nidt MIR iiir
sen S6iler pom p6Diiiheu imo er'
5ie6criibeu 5tonoplmtt bon 9roBer
gSi6t0teit ionoerH aud fir oas
Qano, inoeni iie elm 6coeuteuoes @laB
aeiimoer militdrii6er Snfornaiiouen
inter Sen 9iracru 0erbreiiet mo oa.
init cine groBe 9ln5a6l t9eilweile pors
9e6iloeicr 0ldmer idaiit, mcl9e I'M
g1ot6ioQe permenobor mo ie6r uot1.
menoig iein ueroeu.
Die 2aaer merOen bonn 6. Suli bis
z 9tiguit bel g(i6oiae, 9&-G., Bur.
linoton ST., mo 9uoinatou, 0lid,
uno pom 26. SUM bis 81. Suli bel
Niouicre0, Sol, a6oe5alien weroen.
Die llniperiitdt bon Chicago nit
ibreu t5 fir oas 9a0er in 9iioington
ongcneloeien Shioenten bat alien
onoerei 9Initalteu oen Slang ob9e-
louicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

GnIumet Did, III 9(pril. Gie
9ofaluereine Der 99eitern 6eoeration
OF 0liners BADEN beidloilen Die Sra.
&c ser Ginitellng pes inn anpierres
bier icit Dem 23 SSuli 1913 oaueru.
oen Strifes am Sonntag 0urd cine
9leierenonm 2l6itinlmlng 5n ent.
i6ei0en
Ole Striteiii6rer iino sur lle6er.
5euguna gelanat, ooB auBer oen bis.
Der euuirften Gon3eiiionen: a6tltiin.
oiacr glr6eitstog uuo @ntgcgenna0.
me BON @ei1weroen an einem Eo8e
in iaocr Mo6e 9iidts me6r 5li erreia
hen iig rno ooB sic g8eiaerno Ser
9lnerlenulng ser Union uuwioerrlli.
lid 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
Sdliuer erfranft.

6r. So6n g(. Eihantre, Ser Sefre.
tar Ger Stoats.9uwoHlcuingsbe6or
oe. iit fed, elmer gSobe an DER Jioie
erfranft. 5eiu 3uitano 6otte iib crit
ctluos ae6eiiert, oo6 felt gcltcru bot
ii6 iein 9eiinoeu mieoer ueri9lim.
inert. Sr. Eidontre pobut in llr.
1903, @oplor @ro0e.StraBe, noroli9
bon 9lort5.2lDemue. @al6roof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
(srac Mathematician uidt so perfan.
fen.

@r. s.. 9. g9ilcor Scr grdiioeut
Der Griteu 9latiouol 9onf, BAT &C..
itcru ans 0ep.Dorf iolaenoe Gepe.
idc uo6 Baltimore aeiauot vSn Be
3ua oui oos @eriidt ooB 3iuci ga
tional6aufeu iiA uer6inocn pollen
wiinibc i9 SIT erfldrcu ooB oie erlie
9fationolbont nidt 3n periauten 1T
uno ii6 ami feiue Neridmc3rna cins
ldBt." Gie g(itieu oieier 9out wer.
oeu AMI S175 gei1ott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
eunr uDn ,SonflIcrn Gro6.0 u

CT. Tobn S, g}-lSy II 9lpril
Ger bon Der 9leaierimg sur 9tad.
ioritunq uaH Dem permiBten Gee.
6uuoio6rer Southern GroB ae.
barterte ino mlsgeriitete Gampier
,aDIe" bat 10 Nleilen iiioIib BON
ser Ct @laru's Ban glo66enieae aui
Dem @aiier oeiidtet, BON pelc6en Der.
mit6ct miro, oaB iie bonn Gunpier
rSoit6crn GroB~ fonueu IS 1T
Dies Die erite Spilr oes S6iiies, uel-
bes sum lebteu Nlal ON 81. @ldr3
ON Ser Siiofiiite geie6en wurOe.
"a Die 6ele gepo6nlid in Gile a6.
ae3ogeu merOen 70 ooB 5iemli6 piel
5ett an i6nen 6oiten blcibt 10 ic5pim,
men iie an ser C6crfl11e. @}an
9lnu6t, Dob ie entiueoer pom Geroed
oes S6iiies weaacidwcmmt oocr
uad Ocm Sinten oeiiel6en an oie
Sberild6e ge6raht woroen iino @ei.
ner Der Sce6unoidger, wclhe in Ser
lebien @obc bon Den St, Saprctlce.
@emdferi 100 sic Southern GroB"
9iobbcu iagte 5iriidgefommen iinO,
bat an Der Siiofiiiic in Der @egen0
Der Fl. N}arD's 9a0 9iobbeniele per
loren.
Die u@Dle" beridtcte Oro6tlos, OaB
lie ibre gladforidingeu irob OeS
6errl6cnoen 9lc6elS iortieBen meroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
@rauS idineli nnterSfiidt.

&eAt3eitig eni0edt lino iHnell un-
teroridt mur0e elm &rauo, Der ge+
itern 9l6eno geacn III llbr in Dem
@eihditSlotale Der gluttiouatoren s..
81. 9}eueu & 60, 9lr. 2i8, Meii.
8rauilIn.StraBe. alls unbeionuieii
@rinoen entitanoeu mar Sin Nlit.
glieo Der 6irma giebi ben S9ooen
aui $25 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
@a6nii6erfall am 6ellcn Saae.

SEEM GrleonS, fl. glpril
&entc muroe bel 6c1em Gage Der
Gcriud acma6t, oen Sainois Gcn-
trol @oiiogier5uo glr. "a in ser ga
be bon Goneipaboa, g., 81 berou-
ben. 3iuei &du6er crgrifien obne
9cute Ole 5ludt, nad0em iie cinen
9lcacroufUdrter giomeuS 9laen
ourd cincn 3cDolpcrihuB berlebt
6otteu. 0ic beioeu Gduber 6eitieeen
ocn BUG in Gongipoboo. aur5, nod.
ocm oer 8ue sen @obn6of oerloiicu
bate, betraten iie cincn NIT Negern
gefiillten g8oggon ino befoblen oen
goiiooiereu, sic Sdnoe bod 81 bal.
ten. @iner Der Gduber fidtelte
nit einem @eUolDer in Der 2uft Der.
nm mormf Der onoere nit Der 2lrs.
roubuna Ger @aiiogiere begonn Sn
0ieiem N1omente mur0e ser 9iGilber
NIT Dem &eDolber bon glllen onge-
griifcn. Sin ShuB folste imo gll.
len itir3te getroiien 81 9ooell pos
rouf oie &duber oie Sigualglode 90
gen un0 ooun bonn 3uee o6iproHgem
als oeriel6e langiamer iubr einer
Der @aiio9iere, Der Gegcr 2u0e glns
oerion, iprona aus glngit bonn 3uge
ob. @r ficl inter Ole 9idoer uno
muroc oigenblidlid oetootet Ger
3ug fubr geitern @loreen BON giew
Orleans ob uno trof I'M 8 llbr in
Eonaipo9oo ein. Scr S6eriff bon
Gongipoboa bat iicb nit elmer &oiie
oui Die &erfolgung Der 9oburdllber
0cmad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
GdlrcflidIer Sub einer Oreilin.

9lodeiter, g}..g. If. 9lpril.
Sn i6rem immeit S0io, q ~. aelc-
geuen 6reunenoen @eim bat pie so
Sabre alte 6rau &ate Eoner eiucn
iAredliben 200 gefuu0en slls lie
entoedt 6atte, oaB oaS SoiS in9rano
iion0. elite oie an @6eimatiSmus lei.
tenoc @reiliu uad Dem Seine i6res
Gntels im0 alarmirte oieien Gam
elite Tie nad Dem bremen0en Souie
juriid mo po1reno ie in oieiem
no6 @ert6ia6en iu6te. ihir5te oos
God elm mO cri9hla iie. S6re 2cibe
perbrannie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
ediuiuOiudlt iorOcrt cpier.


~ @eriouen IN Der ueriloiieHengSoae
an Der gIfis5e6ruug geitorbcn.
" @lattern I'M gl6he6men glur
5e6n Sale ia oen leeten adt "a.
Gen augemeloet 0le6r @e6ur.
ten ipie Tooesidnc.
Sa Der lebtcn ISOLDE iino 2s @u
ionen an oen 8olaei Der Sdmino.
indt aeiiorbeu, cine Observation-Disclosures
bo6e 3a6l Dies battle i'm @roBeu
rno @ar8en NIT sur 6olge, oaB sic
3obl Der Ster6eidae 0eoaitteuo 5ober
mar ais III Ger gleiblauieuoeH @obe
ocs 0orjabres. Die naiiten @erio.
upn tarbcu an 2uugcneht3iinolng,
ndmlib AS. 9latieru ino i'm gl6.
ne6neu. @d6renO ia Der Dorlebien
Nohc nod t6 9latternerfrdnfungen
auaemeloet mlroen iino in ser leb.
ten @ode MIR 5e6n sur aenntriB GEE
braht uoroen-
gort Dem geridt ser @eiuno6eits.
9cboroe ereiaueten iih IN unierer
Staot IN Der am fl. 9lpril euoenoeu
g9ode 278 Gooe5iaae, aegen 1877 in
ser aleihlauieuOeu @o6e oes @ors
iabrcs, 245 III 1912 im0 233 IN 1911.
1ic 5ter6li9teitsrate mar 20.48 pro
Touicno Ger @eiamnItbeo0lterlulg;
1890 fir bic @eiBeh mo 1921 iiir
Sic gieaer.
Iie 5auptidbli6iten Eooesllrla6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12

Cine 2oiun8 Der glnti Eruit @eice.
,yroec. Sdoihng eiuer 5ioi-
i6cnitaotIi6cn Souocls Gom.
uiiiiou Sprcher GbaHp
Glort in 9ltlontic Gitu.
g9oibtnqtom If. glpril.
MISUNDERSTANDING ais Grgou
8ung sum Sbermon. @eieb miro
md6rcuo oieier 5eiiiou pa6riaeiu.
lid uiAt in Dem peitse6enoen 93oB
itabc internounen peroen iuie iie
uripriin9lic5 pom Der 9lominiitration
aeplont mar. Dies muroe bcute
gl6eno befouut ais iib ole oenofra.
tiiMen 6ii6rer 0es Seuots uno @ou.
ies 8uecitonoen oaB eiuc praftii4e
9oiune oieies 9Sro6Iems Dorgeihlos
gen wur0c
Scr @lan, 70 muroe onaege6en
beitc9t in ser glnnabme elmer Dill
ourd melde eine 5pii6enitaotlide
Sonoels Gommiiiion eei6ofieu
miro, nelde Observation-Disclosures.
Mile sur llnteriuhim9 Der glngele.
gen6eiten bon @orporotionen er6ol.
ten ioII. 0ieie Gommiiiiou ioll Damn
0cm nGt1iten GongreB @mpie6lngen
fir meitcre Sriit @eiebge6umg i'm
Sutereiie oes 2oroes MAIDEN.
2 pre6er IS TART in gltIonti c
Gft1.
Sprcder G6omp Glorf reiiie 6erte
nob 9ltlontic GitD nm Oiteru BORT
5i perbriugen gon8reB 9l6gcoros
meter SoD BON @iraiuien murOe 5um
iiellucrtretcuoeu Sprc4er aiisge.
wd6lt.
8ur Si6er6cit ouf Gee.
Bills, meldt ben 3med 6a6en Sol.
liiionen auf Gee 3il 0er6iiten uno sic
Sidcr6eit ouf see in anocrer @eiie
81 ioroerrL iuuroen bciitc 0urb 0le
&eprdientanteu Nloore bon &eunWl'
Oaneu ruO guerou0er bon NliiiorrL
Qebterer ser @oriber oes SanoelSs
Nlorine Gonite's, eingereidt Sr.
Nioore milidt oen internationaler
&egulotionen ole 9eitimmmg bin.
5u3uiiiaeu oaB Signale, ipelde nab.
reno Shlrm uuO Die6el o69ege6eu
weroeu, beantiuortet pcrOen miiiien,
oamit Die Sage ser S6iiie ieitaeitelt
perOen fmu. Sr. 2Ileranoer luiiuidt,
ooB nc6 Sdiifs 9cie6ls6ober, Sfii.
5icre uno Sotien Elm 3eugniB oo.
rii6er olSiielIen loiien, oaB lie nidt
iorbenbinO limo, e6e ibre Sicenlen
erneuert per0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-12
0IrdhIider Eu0 einea gIr6eiiers.

4ittSburgb, 3d. fl. 9lpril.
Sn 0er imwcit BON bier gelegenen
G0gor Sbomion'i6en Stobliabrif
orong Dem glrbciter G6os. @}iaer
bon 9rooood cine gliibenoe, 90 SUB
louge Stoblicbienc pollitduoig 0urd
oen 2eib. Der llngGidIide Ie6te
nod cine Shuoe lang.