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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-23
RUB BACKACHE AWAY
WITH OLD TIME OIL
Rub Pain Right Out With Small
Trial Bottle Of "St. Jacobs OIL"

When your back is sore and lame or
iumhago sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up. don't suffer- Get 4
small trial bottle of old honest st
Jacobs or at any drug store. pour a
little in your hand and rub it right in
to your back. and by the time you
count fifty, tho soreness and lameness
ia gone.
Don't stay crippled This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. 1t takes the ache and pain right
out and ends the nisery. II is magical
yet absolutely harmless and doesn't
burn or discOlOr the skin
Nothing else stops lumbagO, sCiatica
and lame back misery so promptly and
surely. II never disappOints. ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-23
MRS. WINTERS TALKS.

NEWCASTLE, Ind. Feb. 23.-Mrs.
W. A. Winters, stepmother of Gather
inc Winters, today declared that she
was unable to believe the girl located
in Huntsville, Ark, Is Catherine Win
ters
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-23

FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind, Feb. o. 1t
was reported here at noon today that
live stock which had not been driven
into shelter last night, suffered in
tensely in the storm last night Traf-
fic is blocked. Farmers on their way
to the town were forced to turn back
on account of drifts, according to tele-
phonic advices.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-23
PREPARE FOR NIGHT.

GREENSBORO, Ind, Feb. 23-With
the mercury falling and a high wind
driving fine snow before it at furious
speed, farmers are staying at, home,
and residents here are preparing for
the worst inter night they have ex-
perienced in many years. There was
no loss Of life, although suffering
among the poor is intense.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-23
vOLLEYbALL TEAM
BADLY INUNDATED

The score of the vollyball game be-
tween Kokomo and Richmond ended
1O4 to II in favor of Kokomo. Koko-
mos center, Karl George played the
best game
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-23

The city Of Paris has issued a map
showing where within its limits the
tango may and may not be danced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-23
STORAGE

Household Goods only. Good dry
place and rates very reasonable. Phone
1888. II. V. McLeland Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-23
EVERY
VILLAGE ISOLATED
LIVE STOCK SUFFERS.

to call on nsighbors to extricate their
vehicles
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
edlninnellr IN gNnihinntnn.

6err glbert BON llpnoml aus
Teutibfono trof unlanait bier III
@oi1iugton eiu, I'M iid6 6ei Der Sir
ma @nroing mo llpmm betreiTeno
icues III sen @ereiuiaten Staotclt
onioIiiaen Snfcls Seinrih bon lip.
maui 5l erfiuoiaeu Ger @aibinq.
toner llpmonn fonnte ibm ieineu Se'
ideiO geben nobm obcr an lcincm
oeltihcn 9lomcnSpettery 6etrdhtlideS
,Sntereiic. ln0 ais Der lebtere Don
icincn troiirigeu Griabuugen mo
iciner Slht ans gntmerpe1 uo er
iulebt in Stellma iuor er5oblte,
nabm cr iidj oeS Sremocn an nm
perldnfitc ibm 9ciddfiigung bel Ell
ncr Observation-Disclosures 81.
ne i'm 9iireoil ser lebtcrcn 6irnla
ongeltelte iinec oentimcGame mad.
te oen SonoSnann nit i6rcn Gltern
6efanut. Tic meniAeltireunoliden
Scnte na6nen Oen 9lbgebranuten IN
ibr Neu olf, er9dn5tcn ieine @dl1e
ino lieBcu i6ni allies @ilte augeoci.
BEN &66reno Der 5lpeitel 9laht
Deriduono n6cr u0crr d llpnlann@
lniier @}itnobnc elmer ic6r iuertbuol'
len goloenen llbr 8lueier |orten1on-
naies nit Snbalt, eiues uagelneuet
Heaenidliuns mo an0crer palicnoer
@eaeuitdnOe. Collie lid ser SER
olif Der fernercn Side nod Dem
yGnfel~ 6ci elmer Der 0eneigteu Seier
einitcleu 10 lei cr 6iermit ani'S
iuornitc einpfoblcu @r iii etlide
oreiBig Sabre alt 5 SUB 10 3oll
groB, ihIonf imo ont geuodien,
bloB 6artlos, 6londuaia intelligent
cinncbmeno. 1lt geflcioct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

Robert Stump, AZ Sabre alt, uon
9lr. 100, 9SorO.5ront. 5traBc, bate
aud onI @obltage eine ouritige ae6le
uno pnroe init elmer 3lai1e III Der
@oro, onrh @oIi5iit aorl III Der
glabe oes 6aaswaDs per6aftet. 9id.
fer Slpplee in Der mittlereu @oli3ei-
ltatlon beltroite ober oen N2oun me.
gen oes angeblid lngebiibrli6en Be
trngenS nidt. Stump 1ob an, oob
er lid cine bol6e 6loi9e 9llfoboI gc.
taift uno Damn geniieeno g9alier beis
aegolien babe i'm ein aneenebmes
CSetront 81 er6alten. 9lidter Sup.
plee erfldrte ooB oieie 9(ftiou nidt
gegen oas @cieb ocritoBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

9lnorep Scott an Sec. s 9oreers
0ino uno 6rom Sitieite Streeper.,
no6e CComlcairoBe 1874 BEL q
SUB
Gonuno 9uOnib mo 6taii al 3'
a2ott6iciing uno 6rou &eltleite eol.
pert. uobc @lcoioutiroBc 26 Del loo
SUB NJ.
Nohn g. Nouml il. u an Roie sIld,
5ii0ieite NlcSenrD na6e 1terrett'
StroBe. 1874 6ei II SUB
Son aurniB an Satols Nlaret ilno
Iroli @citicitc @olie. na6e Fratt'
SroBc 1876 bel 81 ,5uB
eenru g. &lamboif ino Sran AZ
g2or zalolS, Siioicite 5aoettes lloDe
e6opelitraBc. 1919 bel 60 SUB
Carlos s Cwitdcll az s egale
q1ocGubbiu nu0 SrniL p @rillIolill'
de
baltimore equitable Societp tor
,Sniuriug SoiIieS BY Sire au ,Saro0
Goldman uno 6roL 9lorooltlelte Der
l;cuniulponia 9lpenue, nobe Snl'
rcnsitroBe. rs Bel SO SUB
Beo aleiu uno 6rou au Aobn Se.
der lmo ,Srou, 3 @runoltilde.
Sohn aq. 9redenrioge an Sobn y.
Sonlon uu0 5rou @eiticite @reen'
mount 9ucluc uobc eaacrltr 70
bei SUB
Noia & g Robinlon an Seo ).
5taQo, 92orOedc SoiinanltroBe uno
86icIos gllep. rs Del "A Sub
g. ( Gallagher Rcoltp So an 5.
q Qcoauc, Citieite Suppoo.sIpenne,
no6c ,sciicrioniiraBc i46 Del 20
6uB.
81 <. @a0oaber mlo 6rou an s.
= Qeaauc. Citieite sinpooo slneu
nobe SeiierioniiraBe il6 pei "a
Sub
Gnuo 6. 9odnam an 9llicc @mt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
Nla6rI NeIIman icitacnunmen.

Iie Geteftioc IopiS mo D}intiens
uerbnitctcn geiieri Die "a Sabre alte
Mabel Scilman bon 9orf, &a, I'M
u@oloori-Sotel~ mo 6radten lie nad
Dem %oli5ei-Sauptquartier. no Tie fir
ole 9e66roen bon Dorf, @a., ieitge.
boItcu miro oa lie angeblib in ieuer
Stoot nit einer Srelnoiu in einem
Sotcl ans eincm 3immer $500 itobl.
S6rc Srepmou bic inter ocnl 9}a-
men Bertha" befannt puroc ibon
Dor einigen Eagcu in gorf oinaieit
9emaht
Charles @bitc, Elm Ceteftiu BON
s)ort, miro belte oe 9lrreiiontin BON
bier ab6olen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
v%erciHiste Sanger bOn Baltimore" ,"
acnriin0et 1885

y%ercinigte SaHger TON 8altimUre, ="
gcgriinoet 1885.
Souptquortier .germania N1Gn.
nerhor-glubbaus,~ g1r. $50, 9oro.
&omarosStrabe
@eorg 2eftert, 9raiioent, gsr. 215,
@eit-SaratogaitraBe.
ssobn u. aleih, Giriaent, ger. 20i.
9loro.9inuoo0-9lranie
@eorg Simmel6eber, prot. uno
correip 5efretdr glr 800 9loros
Aoic. .StroBe.
Sermann 0}idIit, Sdabuleiiter
O2r. 7t3, Morner-StroBe.
6rib Sofmonn 9inar5iefretdn
J1r. 2f1t, @ef-8rntt- StroBe.
Wm. Q. &iIoebranot, gibliotBefar,
g}r. 2029. Srsoerid-glbemie.
Scrnoun @rdfe, @orieer oes Wlu.
iif.Gomite's. 9ar. 1912, 0eit-VluI.
berrg.StroBe,
..9lrion.@eiangoerein.
.&ormonie.~
n@ermnia-gldnnetho
n6robiinn."
Wldnucrhor.~
.9lo8art.9ldnuerdor.
~Gideufrau5~
Gunrtett.glub"
a@lelo0ie.
nNeboer-@einngoerein.~
~@eiieno-2isoerfran8.
.G1der. @eiargperein."
Souptqu0rtier Suffers Sone, gar.
fO9, SlorO.5reoerid- StroBe, ieoeu
SamItog 9lbeno, nit gfisnaDme Oes
Sritten Saniliaes I'm Monat, Sing
ihinOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
Sc bleibt bcilm 9IIten

5obn 8 Gorneu, ser Hedts6ei.
ltono Der ~@eieni6ait 5ur llnterorii.
flng oes 2oiters. erihieu aeitern
lpieoer cilmaI Dor sen Gounniii6ren
bon 9aItimore-Gountv mo ersablte
oenlcIben, ooB am @obltoqe in Der.
idiqoeuen @irtbidaften III Sio6lono.
town Sprituoicn berfauft mnr0en
Rralioent @iaiom 4. Goa9lon 81.
tldrtc ieoodl ocal @eIdueroefii6ren.
oen oaB iie sur Belt ie6r beIhaftiot
lelei Wo oaB ct feline 9(n9o6cn lhrifts
lid einreidjen ioIle 9lilf sic gSrooe
oes prn Cornell, Oh in ser Qclisei.
mannibaft cine 9lenoerlinq poroe.
nomnen muroc, bemerftc Qraiioent
@oa5lan oaB uad ieiner slniidt sic
3ultonoe ii@ in lester 3cit qebcIicrt
bdtten,
Dor 5pei ggodbeu lpuroe onoeoeu.
tel, oaB Die Jleuoraaniiirinq ser q;n.
li5eimaunidait bel ser criicu siBilno
Der Gounlillare nah Dem gSo6ltaoe
poraenomnleu meroeu miirOe r;e
Gommiiidre botten aeitern ober an.
oere Soden 81 t6in mo in oitt I'M.
territ5tetcu areiien 6crriht die 9rn.
Fdt, oas oic ihon lonae idwe6cnoc
Nn9elegeubeit pdhreuO Scr uGhten
5pei @ofen nidt erortert meroen
miro.
-~---H-~-~--
Yahs AZ Snr gslIs ln's MasIaue teiproi @.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
eofoteeridtc ano @oi6iuaton.


2 6 el oungS t &C.
Sun QiItriftsgeridte bat 6rau Roie
SSones cine 9lage luH G6eionmg DON
ibrem N1aune Gbas. q. $oHes einge.
reibt. Sones iibt i'm YIarpIduoer
3udtbalie, no er cine iiinfidbrige
Straie megen 1erIesltng oes weiBcn
SfIapengciebes ab5ubiiBeu bat Gus
&oar bat orei ainOer unO wuroc III
1902 pcrbeiratbet.
GoIliiion.
Srat 9alra Chambers, Die @attin
oes Hidters Chambers, Oereu Sdwe-
tier Sroit Qoliie 9enjomin uno SRI.
2ouiic Chambers purOeu bel elmer
Spa5icriobrt IN eiuem 9uggp an ser
Gonuecticut.9 9IDe., nabe Der aanalDba'
StraBe BON Dem gliltolaihpagen oeS
0rn. Soiepb 9idoros, glr. t4OS, a..
Str, umgefabren lmO aiIi Oas @STla-
tier qeworfen. Qic autide murOe
total oemolirt. oo1 foncn Die orei
Gamcn mo ser &nti6cr obnc ncn.
ncnSmcrt6e Gerlebungcn oauou.
Gel bitmor0.
tSrau Roia z. @|c6orlano, welde
Dor einigcn Sabren aus Ieuper,
Sol, fam 1T i'm @eorge @aibin9ton-
Solpital an ben 6olgen ciner 0oiis
Silt geitor6en ipel1es iie in ielbit.
moroeriidcr 9lbiidt ein9enommen
Bate.
alte 2iebe roitet nidt.
Ger G6iiridlieber i'm &epraientm-
ten6auie, 9eUi 9. Gouiins, 70 Sabre
aft. ipuroc our6 @oitor 81. N}. epiter
in Baltimore nit Sri. SSennie @rig6t,
So Sabre alt, aus Council 9luiiS,
Soma, gum gunoe fiirs Seben per-
eint. Serr Gouiins lit e6enfaas BON
Council 9luffs uno lieB ieinc 9rallt
nad Baltimore tomnen. Der 8rdu-
tisom lit ein Mit9lieo Der u@roBen
9(rmec Ger 93epublif~ uno erbielt lei.
ne SteQrmg ourd @rdiioent Gait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
yrnn0Itiids.ll .llr6eriraonnoen

Nlarp .. Scanlnn All g9iliom Dl
@eaS, Siioieite @eihpooo.9lue nobc
glort6 9Iuenue, "A bei 50 SuB
9'pron .. NDan an Carrie IS. Nil'
IionS II. gl. SHoieite 9elmout.9Ipe.
nobe 9on0luoooitroBe, IS bci 120
SUB
Sreo Grnco ln0 6rou an Soba "
9raop, Sitieite @atlrents uo1e Nuo.
ionitroBc, IL bei % f5iB.
Der 91cacr Sobn 6. 9iobinion MIR
Sc pom 9imOcs.Gonnlili1r Bonn
Dem @eri9tsperia6ren iiberipelen,
neil cr cinen @elobriei iiir eoole
Noa anaenommcu lno nlht abael'e'
lcrt 6oite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
@rieffanen.

8. S. uno o. 9 ,g9cr bat Nei
pobcu.9lecoro inter Den Suitibiiierl
in oieien Sobrc?1 Gie 8roae toml
nbt beanimoriet per0en Oenn IN Dem
gegenpdrtigen ariegc bat Teltid'
lano alern 1900 6lie9er iibcr oeren
Nobeniluoe fcin @rotofoa geiii6rt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
\ QSertheinialtna. q.

DloieS N}enoclioit 1T Der SeblercI
be8ibtiet u@ott Ger @eredte", Der.
tbeiOigt ct iih ~ ,oer @err Ribtar
i,et ood ielbit id bo6 ge8oblt 5ebn
DoIar fir sic Sahenl Ne 9I6-
ming wenn i'd bdtt geba6t, bob ie
ion geitoblen n fame orei bait i'd
gegeben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
Gereinietc glrbeiter.Gdu8er uUn
Baltimore.

Sauptouartier rSunnefe Sale, "
0lr. 40S sgeIt-2eyiugio .Strabe.
Scbn O1otn, 4rdiioeut, glr 2029,
gogo.StraBc.
@eor9 99. &oebIiuoulJ Girigent,
92r, 202S, 6oirmount-gIpenle
30. aron. Setretdr, gar 1920,
Schubert StraBe.
Nronf gorlasfp, Sdotmeiiier, ytr.
2t0, Siio 6. straBc.
,So5ialiitiihe 2ieoeriaieIgr Sing
Itunoe 3ierltag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

Gic @cf9aftigung.
@laubeer (oertrmli6) v@iHen Sic
nidt monit Oieier Snber, Der bel 81
men mobnt ii1 cigentIid bei6ditiat2
Dem babe id nanlidl toliieno 81
gorrct acllelcrt NernletDcrlF'
.,Sa sic raudt cre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

ooa Siiomciticite 4orf Seia6tS 9lue
/ @rmOitiid
9hlbrcp @eorrc, IT,, Srnltec an
Roncp Iueau Coulter Ciiieite Der
9onuale., no6c So6niroBc 1876 6ci
100 SUB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

N1ittmo1, A Nopember 1914
01cbl. 3uiubr ili9S Bdiicr,
ciuidlieBlid 568S Safer 81 2ocuit
9Soint uno 1929 6diier 81 Gautou.
Dic helittaen 9(otirlmQen iunren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
@nter gLnfnNa.

@crmiet9crin nSit oos Scp0d BOZ
ocm Stnoeuten. scr gcltcrn Slbcuo
0os 3immer eenieibei Bat a~roht
moroen2~
8ieninn1ohcn: uDns Sepdf npb
ui6t. nur Der Stioent!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

oSbr 0er5 geialt mir nidt" loste
Ser glr5t i Sic boben iidcr 9cldmers
Sen bon y9lngino pectoriS" !" ge5obt2"
,5ie beiBt anOers" la9te Der Jun.
&C Ylonr crr0t9cno-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
9Iuitcrm.SOnpcr in Scr 3iOnS.@e-
mcinoe.

WClNOt.
Sm @emeiuoebouS Der 3ionSs@e-
meinoe all Der @aD StraBe miro beute
glbeno cir gnriteru.Sou 3lm BE-
iten Scr @emeinoe cr0iinet melbes
nld morgcn 9IbeuO nod iortgeiett
miro. Die ongcne6me @eieaidoit,
welde sic @eiuAer BORT poriinoen,
ino Der quite 3wed peroen nidt oer-
ieblen, ond oieies Dlal wieoer eineH
orten 9eiud berbei5il5ie6en IS aie6t
Oieies Den 6ernitebenoen @elegeu6eit,
oie idone @inridhmg oeS @eneiuoe-
baitieS 81 beplmoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

QlIter SER sd nebme an Dein
&apa 1T ie6r rsid2~
2(rdbead ollno pic Gr fat nod
Orei5sbn pie mid ~ @ouis uno laet
ni9t nal eineNfilion Dollar piirDe CT
fir cine BON uns nenmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
EreiIs i'm esEInetOu.WarH
sSIetfG.

2olDS.Snnitel. Bf0. 25c.- Soc.
8orterboule Steot. af6.. SOC.
sirloin Stef, @fmo 22c. 25c.
9lippenbroten, pro BIO. 1Sc. 25s.
Suppenileiic6, pro %fo. i2c. t6e.
@ombrrger Steaf. &fo. 16c. 20c.
Sol5fIeiid, pro 4fmo 12c. 20c-
2mm.S Sbulter. pro @hluo 15c.
Sdmor-2omm pro @funo. I. .12c.
aoIbsbroten pro Hfo. 1876. 25c.
aoIbSIeber, pro 4fun6 ..... .30c.
Br0Sber ........ 15c. 25c.
9icitno Steof pro @fo. 22c. 24c.
Scuocniett pro Ehno .. 1Gc.
5tmaI8 PRO 8fmo ... 16c.
@efliiGeL.
SiutcDS, pro @funo .25c.
Scott @Ibner, pro 9iuno .20c.
Sunge Siibuer pro 4fmo 20e.
aod.Sibncr, pro @funo 20c.
Slngc Gnten pro @funo 20e-
@erlbiibner pro Stiid 45c.
@emitie.
arousfobl pro Slid .5c.
1cutidc gnoiDien, Stiid Sc. 10c.
Spinot pro Bed ..... zoe,
Gier.Somoten pro @ed K. zoe.
@iI3e pro Quort ... 60c.
gSeiBe giiibeu. pro Eed zoe.
Sdnitt. .@urfcn, 12 fir 40e
Suirbiiic, Stiid - So. i5c
GDmlings, pro Giitcno .12c-
g8orbsbobnen pro 3cd ... .30c
GGopIonts, pro 5tild 5c
giotbribeu, pro ganocl AZ.
2ima.9obnen pro Guart 25c.
Ropiialat, pro seopf DC. 81.
Suneer 8hunerfobl Stiid 10-25c
S{orioifeIn pro @ed ~ 25c.
Gomatcn pro ASed .. 30c
&eteriiIie. pro giinoel .... Il.
Crime gieifer, pro 0neeuo i2c.
Nl59ren, pro 9inoel 5c.
3udermais, pro DueGlo 20c
0'unibo pro 0uort ., zoe.
5iiBfortoffeIn pro @ed 25c
@riine Aobneu pro Hcd SOC.
9otbe 4ieiier, i2 fir .i2e.
Sioieufobl pro Guort 25c
5elleries sHur5eln, pro StiId 5r
9bt.
Goncoro.Ermiben, pro Storb i2c.
EofopSroiiben pro Riuno sc.
Sbeloon.girnen pro aorb 20r.
3elawore Troithrn, pro aorb l5c.
GoaeS, 12 fir i0c.
Gitronen 12 fir i5c. zoe,
@ortleti 9irnen pro aorb zoe.
Gol. fernIoIp Eroubeu @hlno lOc.
slraauas. pro Stiid 15c zoe.
GteinGpicl. pro Bed .... 30c,
Breiielbceren. Guart 15c.
@dunnen, pro @eS. t0e.-12c.
Northumberland pro GtO. 25e.
Goulion pro Bed - 40c.
Sidel.9irncn. pro @ed zoe
3ilaiunen, pro Dueeno i0c
CALIFORNIA Grongcn Db0. 30- 40e
2atteln pro Ehuac ..... .10c
Grapefruit. pro Stiid &c. -10e.
6eigen pro Riuno ....... 15c.
@firiide. pro Apr6 BOX. 35c
S{nitanicn pro Guort i0c.
Gliittcn pro @ed - A0e
JiiGe.
6riibcr 2ahs, pro &hno 20c
Star, pro @iuno .... soc.
Grocus, pro Bfuno 10c.
9iod, pro 9funo .t5c 20c.
&alibiit. pro @funo zoe.
@ebdutete Gotfiib, pro Biunb. .1Sc.
Saoood, pro 9SfnO - Sc.
6orellc, PRO @iuno Toe. 12c.
@'elber 9orih, pro %nlno. .20c.
6lunoern pro 4mno. ... .i2c.
@arte arobben pro Dl,beno 25c
&afe pro Eiuuo. Zoe.
arobbenfleiIh. pro Bnno. 25c.
arabben-a 6lotes, pro @hrno. d0c.
gloriolf spots pro 4Sfm0 iSc.
Seeborih, PRO @hiuo i5r.
5bcepbeao pro Riun0 i2c.
9utter uno Gier
Stiidbutter, pro @funo 45c.
Greamerp (Ssoabutter) bro aSio. A2c.
gicr (ifilhc) pro Dueeno l0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

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The Calumet news., 1914-06-30
CONFESSION OF
ANOTHER May
FREE CONVICT
Story of Youthful Criminal May
vindicate LITER, Sentenced to
Hang Years Ago
INVESTIGATION Is STARTED
At One Time Man Now Serving
Time Was Within Few
Hours of Hanging
INVESTIGATION IS STARTED

Trenton, n. j., June 30.-Two men
confined in separate cells in the New
Jersey state prison here, are princi-
pals in a remarkable story which may
have as it's moral a grateful acknowl-
edgement that in one case at least the
boasted Jersey justice was not as
swift as it is reputed to be.
+ John Edward Schuyler, one of the
sat in the death chamber of Hunter
don county Jail at Flemington one
June day seven years ago and heard
the ominous pounding of hammers
that were shaping his gallows in the
yard outside, stands chance today
of walking out Of his prison cage a
free and vindicated man.
The other man, the key to Schuyler S
freedom, is Frank Burd, scarcely 23
years old who began life of crime
with a Jail sentence when he was on
ly seven years old, and who has pass
ed the greater part of the past sixteen
years behind prison bars.
Briefly, Burd has confessed to the
brutal murder of Manning Riley. a
young farmer at Califon. n. j., on the
right of January 49, 1907, a crime for
which Schuyler, the other prisoner in
the story, was convicted and sem
fenced to be hanged. A few hours
before the time of the execution a
message came from the board of par
dons committing Schuyler's sentence
to life Imprisonment.
Frank Burd was arrested at Flem-
ington on suspicion that he was a
highway robber. He was convicted of
carrying concealed weapons and sent
to the state prison here. While serv-
ing out his term he confessed TO kill
ing Riley He said he had attacked
Riley in revenge and did not mean to
kill him.
Sheriff Holcombe believed enough OF
the confession TO start an investiga-
ton He learned among other things
that Schuylers relatives suspected
Burd at the time of the trial, but they
were never able to find him.
The Calumet news., 1914-06-30
TRANSATLANTIC FLYER
CARRIES TEN PERSONS IN
ANOTHER TRIAL FLIGHT

Hammondsport, ". Y, June 3O.-The
America, the Rodman Wanamaker
trans Atlantic flyer. rose from the wa
ter last night with ten passengers. es-
tabishng another weight carrying
record for ydro-aeroplanes.
The flight was not an extended one
in fact it was not intended by Lieu
tenant Porte. who had invited the
special correspondents of the New
York, Boston and London dailies to
take taxi" ride on the water.
Glen II. Curtiss would not have per-
mitted the America to leave the shore
last night but for his anxiety to test
out the new hydro-boards. After
waiting all day he declared for a run
this evening. rain. shine or. cyclone
The useful load carried last night
was more than 100 pounds. or about
300 more than previously carried
Porte started of with useful load
of a ton, but Ritter short run he let
off one passenger who weighed more
than 200 pounds.