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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-29
iowa LAND SALES
SHOW HIGH PRICES
Little Land Exchanging Hands In
Hamilton County at the
Present Time.

While sales of Iowa lands are not
as numerous as they were year or
two ago it is noticeable that prices
continue upward. In 1912 there was
more than 100000 worth of land
exchanged hands in Hamilton coun-
ty.7 This year the record will hard
ly reach one-sixth of that sum, yet
there are some good sales being
made in various parts of the state,
as the following clippings indicate:
Waterloo Courier: The C. A. ID
lings farm, four miles from Water
loo, near the banks of the Cedar riv-
er, has been sold to a syndicate Of
Belgians, who will conduct truck
gardening on the scale of intensive
farming that prevails in Belgium.
The tract consists of 12O acres and
was bought for $4,000, or about
$500 an acre.
Algona Upper Des Moines-Repub-
lican: Mrs. John Bohannon last
week solo her farm of about ninety
acres in Wesley township to her
brother, Olaf Funnemark, who re-
sides on the place, which is part Of
the old Funnemark homestead. The
price paid was $156 per acre and
the total payment of about $4,000
in
Hawarden Independent: The sale
Of the John Eilers S0-acre farm,
nine miles south of Hawarden, last
Thursday resulted in some spirited
bidding and the place finally went
to Fred Cosson of Craig for $3.50 so
per acre.
Ackley World: Farm land is still
moving at high figures in Franklin
county. Nelson Switzer last week
completed the sale of his farm, just
east of Geneva, receiving $4,000
for 24O acres. E. Wiseman of Gill
man was the purchaser and he will
move to the farm March /.
Rock Rapids Review: A deal was
closed last week whereby Henry
Stube becomes the owner Of the
southeast eighty in section 8, Of
Wheeler township, having purchas-
ed the same from Dan Hansman for
s19S per acre.
Clarion Monitor: A. l.. Hunt has
purchased the Given so acre farm,
three miles east of Holmes, for sits
per acre.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Haffner has just sold an
eighty-acre farm in Rockford town
ship some three miles west of Honey
creek, which brought the neat price
of $140 per acre. The tract brought
total Of $1,000.
Patton Portrait: The Mclaughlin
farm near Lohrville was sold at pub
lie sale to settle the estate. The
home quarter section sold for s179
per acre.
Alton Democrat: A. Jonker bought
forty acres on the southeast corner
Of his eighty, three miles northwest
Of Priaghar. He paid $3.50 per
acre. There is not stick on the
land.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-29
PERSONAL BRIEFS.

(From Thursdays Daily.)
Miss Letta Warren went to AL
den yesterday for a brief visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Wilbur Mel
son.
Mrs. M. e. Fisher of Storm Lake
is in the city to spend Christmas
with her daughter, Mrs. Frances
Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Craw-
ford of Fort Dodge will join them on
Friday.
Mrs. Max NJ. Hemingway of Fit.
Dodge came over yesterday to spend
Christmas at the parental home. Mr..
Hemingway will come later to be at
the Christmas family gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Moore and
children went to Des Moines this
morning to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Moores parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alldredge.
Miss Mildred Seeman, the pub
lie stenographer who has her office
with A. F. Schroeder, the land man,
went to Des Moines this morning to
spend three or four days at the
home of her parents.
Miss Agnes Moore, primary
teacher in the Eagle Grove schools,
came down from Eagle Grove yes
terday to spend the holidays at her
home just north Of the city.
Miss Lena Martin leaves this
afternoon for a four days visit at
the home of her brother, Rev. A. I.
Martin and family, at Eldora.
Miss Jane Spicer leaves today
for an over Christmas visit with rel
atives in Jewell.
j. A. Johnson of Jewell was
business caller here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fuller of
Walt Hill, Nebraska, are visiting at
the home Of Mrs. F's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Rocker, at Kamrar.
Miss Hope Terrence of Kamrar
returned home yesterday after a Wis
it at the home of Miss Hazel Sparks
on Water street.
MIR. and Mrs. e. Moore Of Win
Ill.,, arrived in town this
for a Christmas visit with
their son, Ralph Moore and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Closson
Of Sanborn arrived here today for q
Christmas visit with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Hunter.
Miss Mamie Stebbins is spend
ing the day with friends in Fort
Dodge.
Mrs. j. B. Kennedy of near
Kamrar and son, R. d. Kennedy
from near Homer, also the latter's
little daughter, Marian, went to
Mallard today to spend Christmas at
the home of the late Mrs. R. D. Ken
nedy's parents and little Marian's
half-sisters, who make their home
with their maternal grandmother.
Miss Rachel Weppel, who
makes her home with her uncle,
Robert Lewis, Of East Bank street,
went to Manson today to spend
Christmas with other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Nels Narveson
and baby went to Forest City today
to spend Christmas with Mrs. Ms
parents.
Miss Alta Ely went to Dun
combe today on brief visit.
Mrs. Alexander Mcconnell went
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-29
BUSINESS men
MUST Be CAUTIOUS
Many Floaters are in the City From
Time to Time-Do not
Tempt Them.

There has been much written and
said about merchants properly fast
ening the back doors Of their places
Of business. 1t will probably take
something more than advice to jog
the memories of some. There is ev-
cry day a small army of "foaters,"
or tramps and buns in the city, who
remain over night. If the coming
winter is long and cold there is 60
ing to be suffering among them. On
a night when the thermometer is
is not going to take anything more
than blow of the fist to break into
the back part of some Of these stores
and find warm place to sleep. If a
man Is cold and minus warm under
wear and an overcoat, he will have
to be made of stern stuff indeed if
he resists a temptation to clothe him
self after he has once entered. There
are few who under those circumstan-
SOS "ouAu AoC Wv SiO oeAA1S'
Most of us would "break and en-
ter" to keep from freezing and the
same majority would add theft to
the first crime for the same purpose.
When the back entrances are not
a temptation, but an invitation to
enter, there will be those who will
respond to the invitation. After the
store is entered and the goods stol-
en-, hue and cry will be raised about
the night Waterman and everybody
will wonder where in the world he
was, to permit such a thing. This
town Of about 5000 has one night
Waterman. He has to attend to the
turning on and off of the lights on
the electroliers. He makes the
trains. He answers the red lights ,
which register telephone calls for
police. What time he has in be-
tween, he can walk up and down the
alleys and the main street and try
all the doors to see that everything
is safely locked. While he is walk
ing up the alley back of the First
National Bank, it is very nearly
physical impossibility for him to be I
keeping his eye on the alley back Of
the Metcalf store or any business
places in that vicinity unless he
were twins.
Merchonts have been urged time
and time again by the police depart +
ment to properly lock and bar their
rear entrances which are much more Z
apt to be entered than the front I
ones. A few have already complied )
with these advices, but the majority !
have the rear of their business places {
locked and bolted. A
mere push will serve to gain en-
trance in some places. This is again Z
q word to the wise. 1t should be
i'll Efficient .
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-29
Stockholders Meeting,

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the First National Bank of Web
ster City, Iowa, for the purpose Of
electing directors for the ensuing
year will be held at the banking
rooms in Webster City, Iowa, on
Tuesday, Jan. IL, 1915, from 1 to
p. m. w. c. Pyle, Cashier. 12-9d1t4
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-29
Resigns Position,

Geo. Alexander, who has been the
competent bookkeeper for the Han
son & Tyler Auto company during
the past eight months, has resigned
the position to take effect the first
OF the new year. George intends to
attend the Fort Dodge Business COL
lege, taking up his studies on Jan.
4th next.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-29

For sale, five Poland China male
hogs, big type. w. H. Van Note.
12-4-t-f-1m"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-29

F. A. Boysen, DENTIST, Second st.
DR.. T. B. Larrabee. osteopath. d-ti
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-29

They never sought in vain that
sought the Lord aright!-Burns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

Sorotogo, g. g.. %. SUM-
Sn ser gcItrigcn Sibung Der ugtcu.
glorf Stote pharmaceutical gliiocio.
tion" iDur0c ser 9lntrog gcitcllt, oui
eincu @rin6 Der Recommendation @c,
b6roe OcS StaoteS our6 cine poni
&ouDerneur 81 crnennen0c Gonrmii
iion bin5unirfen. Die 0}itglicOer Der
@c10roe wer0cn icBt bon 0en 0&c.
gents" ouf GHpieblung Der glliocia.
ton crnonnt. 9ctrcffs oes 9lntro
geS, Dab Die glpotbcfcr iih itritt olif
oen &crfouf bon pborntuccutiicbcn
g(rtifeln bci@rdnfen iollten, entbiclt
man iid Der 0ebottc. IS liegcn ocnt
GonDent, Scr bclte Die @cantcnpu6l
Dornc6mcn miro, ctpa $50 2luinob
Dor, sic b6hIte GanoiOoten.
8oDl felt @cltebcn 0cS 9unOeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
Gin gIrdiu IL LTilen.

Sir Oen g}cubou 0cS prellBiihcu
5iootsordios in 2abIcn iiuO oie
&orarbeiten 70 pcit seoieben. Dab nit
Dem 9oubeginn in uidt dll6u ierner
8eit 5u rebncu 1T. 0os 9Ird6ip iiebt
elm 9lrbipgebduoe umO elm &eripol.
tingsaebGuOe Dor. 0ie Greunnng
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6cucrsgcfobr eci9eben % oos 9lr.
dlibee6auoe groBe sSertbc aui5ubc-
mobren bo6en miro.
GaS 8ermoltilnaSqe6duOe entbdlt
Bureaus. 9i6Iiot6cf, 8ortrugS. iuo
neutrality-suspicious. in geeigneter
@crbtnoung. Sob Die fir oen Qiref.
tor gcplante 0ieuitpobnlmg I'M Ser.
poltungsgebGuoe ooer in eincm ee.
louoertcn Soulc untergcbradt mer.
oen miro, 1T nod ni6t entidie0eu.
2as 9lr6ipqc6Guoc miro im Snncren
ean5 in Giien o0er Giicnbeton aus.
eefiibrt. 0ie ein5cInen @eihoiic iino
ourh ourhgebenOe @efddcr. 9luoro.
nun9en aus @iien nit 0o3piideu
engelegtcn @6ngen ooer 9riiden &c.
trcnnt. Die Darber iin0 ants Giieu.
Gonitrrftionen nit Stirn0nd. SSiI-
mere 5cnIterl1Ocn aus Giien erb0beu
ouBeroem Ole Sibcrbcit. Dic ciicr.
ncn 6GAer iinO wicoer in periMloi.
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Erobt. 6remoe oiirfen oos slrdip'
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ben 9eoutteu bcOiclit. Oic mieoerumt
pon Scr 9hiSeabeitcae 9lupeiimg cr.
6olten. 3ur 9cnisuue ocS 9lrdius
0ient Dem @elebrten oocr Oem @u6li.
fum ser groBc &cieioal im &erloal
t.ingSgcbduoe
9ie @ebolioc iolleu i'm gleuBercn
in ocn 5ormen OcS idlidtcn @drods
imter @erweuoune bon aaIfiteiu fiir
6ie glr6itefturtbeile imo 9Sub fir sic
6ldhen crridtet meroen. 9lae Rdur
me uRo @eb6uoetbcile ioIlen einfod
inO 8pedOienIid ousgefiibrt lucroen
uno in %erbinoung nit eiuem flcinea
Sof ln0 @arter iib 5lm @eiamntt
glnloqe in eei1lligeu @crbaltnilien
oem 9eihouer 5eigen. llcber bic
fiinitIcrii6c @eItultung Ocs 9leuBereu
llino llebereiuitinwungen nod ni6t
cs5ielt. Der Ieubou miro untcr Der
Gbcrlcittug oes De8ernenten I'M Yli
nilterium Scr offentlidcn 9lrbeitclL
Ccb. 9ourotbs 6iiritenau, ourd ole
f5niglide W1tniiteriul. Ban. .Goomuil
iion Berlin BON Dem gtcgierun9s
goumeiIter aroefer ausgctiibrt Der
oud nit Der ortliden YouIeitnng
uno gntpuris.geor6citung beaui
iragt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
$rcnhiidc 9SulcnpOlitif mudt SdJn-
le in sSrnnfrcidl.

Selt 1909 lino in ole 9ergluertsge'
6iete ocs Gepartemeuts Ou 9}orO iiuO
Fos Oe GolaiS ne6rere tauienO Folcn
eingeIuouOert Die in man6cn Srten
iAon cine bctrd1tli6e WlmOer1eit
6iloeu. Sm StdOtbcu 2aooing 5. 9.
limo bon 1900 Giupo6nern 400 80.
len. IS iit ii6erous le6rreid, 5il Der.
iolgen, mie iid Die iran5oiiic6en 80.
litfcr, oie fiir Die preuBiide &olen-
politif mir 5pott mo GcrabtimG
6o6en, 3u Oen @olen I'M ei9enen
Canoe iieIlen. Yer glarooolulnc
(Serne) beridtet oorii6er.
Riir8li1 bottc Der Motin sllorrn
geiblagen uno gegen Die polnllden
9lr6eiter in 8ronfreid cine icinoli1e
Stelling einQcuommen GtmoS mil.
ser i6reibt oaS ongele5ene @oriier
9latt Genlps. 9lbcr ailD OieieS lit
acqcu Die @in6iirDerun9 Der polni.
iden 9lrbeiter in 6ronfreid. Sin &C.
piiier SeinriB SSumarO peroiientllht
oort eiuen glrtitel lmter Der lleber.
ibriit Gin 5ueites GotcrIanO
Gie poluii6e aolonie III 6ranfreicb. "
Simoro lit Der AniiGt Dab Die poi
niiGe 9lniieoelling in 6ranfreih
nod me6r lUadieu miro, imo ooB
Eouien0e lmo 9l6ertoliienoe ibrcn
it1noigen &obniib IN 6rautreid ne5.
men merOcn. Nlit @etrii6niB ltellt CT
felt SAB i6re Gntuatiouoliiirung I'M
wobriGciulib iei, OoB iic pielme9r
beitre6t iein piirOen iel6ltltdnOige
Gr0oniiotionen, beiouOers tirhlide,
5ll ariln0cn SSi 9againg oeufe man
bcrcits ON Sen 9ou ciner eiaencn
Stride 9(s6olO iucroe man eigenc
Snulcn, @eiddiie, Ea9ebldtter mo
&ereine griIn0eu man wer0e mIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
glrnnA nnf MLrn 4oLnnh.

Seem gorf, 25. SUM. - Scr
iolS geo6 2npn befonnte Gbeil Oon
0len SslonO puroe geitcrn 9l6cno
bon 6euer Ocrbccrt, oos eincn Scbo.
ocn ppn $4,000 onri6tete. 0ic
6lammen beOrobtcn aud n&leiu.
Geutl6lono," bod Dielt Der fleinc
9)o@, sic 6lumuen ob. IS warcn
nur Wenigc &erionen olf Dem be.
fonuteu &ergnii9uugsplobe, ais Ell
mes Der gr6Bten SoI59e6dloe bonn
glibc in 9rduo ecitcctt murOe. @ie
aus 9lngeiteatcn 6cltcbenOe Soi9-Sri.
Gooe modtc iic6 ioiort al Oie 2lrbeit,
obcr OoS Dor ctlpo 20 Sabrcn gcbalte
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fonntc ni@t
oercttet iuerOen; oitd) Die @oOc6dulcr
inO anocre @ebdulibfcitcn gerietben
in @rolo itn0 pur0cn 5eritort. gcab
2opn lit I'M iiiOoltIi6cn G1cile BON
(Slcn SSlono bclc9en unO lit Der glnt'
rntboltSort Der n@asfot 9SarticS.@ e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

untcr iid Gben einge6en, ole cigcnen
Sitien 6eiertogc imD Sra0itioaen
piIegcu Ter IA. SlIi lueroe 0en
Bolen gleidgiiltig ieiu i1p natiopa.
les 5cit blcibe Scr 3. Dloi. Cieie 80.
len wiiroeu i6rc Gin6iirgcruag piiu.
ihcn iuo benntrageu GinurO uornt
oapor. 6ronfreih f0nne eine aro.
Bere 3a6l 9lusldnoer in icinen @reu
sen obne @efdbrouug scr 9letnbeit
ieincs 9lotionoIdorafters nidt oul-
oen. Gie 9Solen ieieu ru6ig iin0 irmt
5oieufrcunolid oltrA i6ren Gelitihen.
0aB.
Nlon fonute iid frenen meuu tic
iagcn iie ieien bereit, mit Ger &olle
III Der SauO ooS ncue 8aterlauo 9e-
gen Oen geneiniameH 6cino 81 Uer.
tbeiOigeu. ErobOem rdtb &uuaro,
Oen Eolen nidt obnc g9citcreS oaS
StaatSbiirgerredt 81 berlei6en,
IS bcitdtigt ii6 wieOer Die alte
@obr6eit, oaB Die @egeiitermg
fir Die 9oIen inn 10 ne6r abnimnt
je ndber iie eincm oii Den @als rii-
den 0o6ei lit Oic n@olenirage" fir
5ranIreih mr Gin poar Sabre alt
mo 5obIcHuldBig nod -obnc 9eocu.
hmg Saben Ole 6ran5oien es crit
eiumol nit 0ioiien 81 i6uu 10 miro
i6uen iiber Die geredtigng Der
.preuBiiden @oIeupoIitif ii6er cin aa-
oereS 2idt allIgcbem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
Son 9lmtumu6il ii6crfa6rcn.

9us Ser 10 Sabre alte Clifford
9romn einen StraBen6a5nwoogou
Der @OmonOion 9lOenue ; &inie an
ser 5oDette- uno Gaitle StroBe
perlicB mo Die SiraBe freu5enm moll.
te, pur0e er bon Dem 9lltomobil oeS
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Suntingoon 9lDenue, angefo6reu
uno 3u 9o0eu g6morfen @lillcr
6ra1tc ocn &no6eu, Der Elm Sci.
tln0spcrfdllier iit nod Dem st.
Soiep6S Soipitol. Gr bate ooS
linfe 6uBgeleuf ucrrenft uno ouBer.
Dem 9l6iAiirilngen am linfen 9(rnl
ooOon getrogeu. N1iller 6ra@te Damn
Oen &no6en in ieiuem 9lutomo6il
nod6 Satie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26


9eGfoit SrlanO, %. Smi
Cine .9ranoIiftrngs 9l6tbeiluug"
Ser Suifrogcttei icste belte oiegpis-
copol STRIDE iq 9yQQglelicq, no6c
bier, in @ronO. Gie gdn5libe Ger
It6rrna ser &irdc wlrOc nir our6
ole red6t5eitige 2lnftnit OeS @irden.
6iiters o6gclpuuOt mcIbcm es ae-
lang sic 6Iantmcn 5u l0idcn eDe
Ie 6eOeutcuOen SboOen ongcri6tct
6atten. Gr ionO ASetrolelmL aer5em
6eit, @aimmoae mo onOere leicbt
6renn6ore Stoffe in DeridieOenen
G6cilen OcS @c66uoes 0oS Solj-
merG OeS @ottes9arieS mor nit sBe-
troleum getrdnft morOen.
9lmertfanii DIE Gr6innen.
Qon0on %. SUM II 9lmerifa'
nilbc @oifcn unO omerifonide Gr-
ben iigltrirten 6elte in eiuem amii-
ionten gSort9eiedt 5pil6en Den ri
polilirenoen iriibeu Saftiouen I'M
llnterbouie.
@reniernltiliiter 9lsquit6 puroe err
ild,t, 6eion0ere S1ritte 81 cr9reiien,
Inn oie @iniu6r bon g8oiien aus
Sen Ser. Staaten nod SSrlonO 3lI
uer6inOern. @s 6an0elte lid6 oa6ei
|lm Oen 9lppea Oes 5iibrers Der iri-
iben 9fationaliiten 0rn. So9n g..
GeOmon0, an @rn. @lidoel S.9iDon,
oen @rdiiocutcn Der llniteo Sril5
2eogue in @GiIaOelp6ia, in welden
Silic fiir Die irii6en 9lationalilten
crbeten purOe,
Shabontsfan5ler Ga0i0 SloD0
George, mel6er i'm 0omen oes Fre-
Inlierniniiters antportete, le6nte cS
o6, in ser SoGe ser omeritouiiden
9egierrng &orIteQungen 3u MAIDEN.
Sr. 9(rt6ur 2Dn6, Elm @titglieO Der
iriiben gtotonnliiten iorocrte oa-
raul Die llnioniIten berauS, inoenl
er Srn. Slovo @eoroe einluo, ielBu.
iiclen, miepicl @elo amcriloui9e
@r6innen 6eigeiteuert 6dttcn, Inn ei'
men Siirgerfricg in SrlanO 81 iinm-
siren. God loute &uie aus Sen 9ieii
6en Der Sppoiition: $50 lit Sar.
court?" erinrerten i'm Oarou, OaB
in 6eiOen Sogern omerifanii1e Gr.
bnrncn 5u iinOen iinO.
Sr. &obert &ernon Sorcourt, Elm
WlitglicO Scr 9ioOifolen lit Elm Sobn
! BON 2uOD Sarcourt, elmer So6ter
BON So6n g. 0lotlep, Dem irii6cucn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in SonOon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
9ie 3Iatt0entIden fadItcm iidl 40.

Scr nllifel 9r1iig. Sereen" unter-
nobm geitcrn 9lbcuo cine @lonol6cin-
fo6rt mlf Der ipc3iea geDeuerten
Gonpfcr uSiittD auigDt~ auf Der
Gbciapcofe @oi. 0ie Ebcilno6me an
ser 6a6rt mar cine re@t cute. Syn
5olgc oes am &admittag nie0erge.
gongcnen @epittcrs mar Die Iempe.
rotur ouf Der 9ai 8icmli6 fii6l un0
man6eS ouSgcidnittene SGIS1cn
olr6 eiucn @lantel bei6iibt. Der
0ampfer oaittD auigbt" DerIicB I'M
S llbr 9lbcuoS ieinen &Iob olu sSuBe
OeS 9roa0wou, uo CT nm II llbs 30
wic0er nnlegte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
gOr6ercitnnaem iiir Gaeanflmn.

g em go rfg25. SUM. ~ Wfit
6rei Boiia0isEen 1inobtc aeitcrn in
@anmonOsport, N.Y. &icutcnont
@orte, 8N9rer pes 9ioomon SSona.
moferi6cn SDOro.glcroplanS Dglme.
RIGA" lne6rerc @robcfliige iiir feline
qeplonte llc6erquerlng ocS gltIantc.
Sic gingcn iibcr fiinf5cbn @leilen
lmo bcrliefen 8ur 3ufrieoen6cit oller
9etbciIigtcu. Spdter nobmen nod
oie bei0en &ertreter Srn. @anuma-
fer'S, Soaanoer uno @oib, in Dem
goote Blot, bod licB &ieutenant
&orte eS baum nidt bonn gSaiier mif.
Itcieen. @eri6ieOene porgenonmeuc
9len0erim9en ba6en iid bel Oen ge-
itrigcn 6liiecn ais bortbeilboft ernie
len. Scutc mirocn oic Grpcrimentc
nit nod groBcrcr 9cloihng iort9c.
iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
ct. @lidJacl0-SdnIc

Pin sic Gra0uirten Scr Sanoels-
floiie ser ct. @}ibacls.Sdule ber-
t6eilte Scr 9leftor Der @emeinOe, go.
Ter Soiep6 81. g8iiieI, 0enfmiin5cn,
SolgenOe S1iilcrinncn er6ielten oicIc
g(us5eicbnung W1orie @l6ltcr, 9(gncs
Sanotii6ler, M}argarct Chin, @log.
oalena S1rei6er, Bertha SapeS,
N3agoalene 0finoerlcin Nlaric
Smith, Wlargorct 9lrppel, Roie 0p.
pitt, Gli3obct6 0ide, 2orctta @}ertol,
Olarie gSiaen6lrg rm0 9lnna Sddid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
@cacn giiraidJaft cntlaiicu.

6rau @iarD @lcGaulep mlBte $500
Yiir0i9oit bis 5u i6rem Fro5cB
itellcn. @ar uon Ocn Goro-
ncrs @eibworcucn bon aacr
S9ulO cntloltet. @aS 5rco.
EicmeDcr ausiagte
Inter elmer 9iirgi1ait BON $500
wurOe geitern 6rou NlarD @lcGaulcD
auf freien SUB geiebt, INN I'M Sep
tcuber iic6 Dor Den @ei1worcncn bon
&nliimorc-GolmtD oeS ange6licben
Moroe5 i6rcS @attcn @ogar 0}cGmI-
leD 3u peraltuorten. S6re Soiiulng,
tic miiroe glei6 na6 Dem &erOift Scr
-@ci1uorcnen i6re Sreibeit
wicOcr er6oltcn, crfiiate i1 ni1t,
unO oie 24.id6ri0e ilnge 6rau mar
re6t nieOcrgci9lagcn, Dab Iie nod
cine 9ia1t in Der 2lrlin9toncr Boli-
5ciitotion 5u6ringcn mubtc. Der Sns
Queit 6atte, ipic 6ercitS 1cmelOct, bis
ticf in Oie 9la6t 6incin ge0aucrt, mO
Die @ci6worcnen fanen 81 Dem Scr
Oift, OoB 6rai g0tcGolllco ibrcn
N}ann in 9lotbpe6r eric6oiien babe.
@eltern Gormittag wuroe i6r croft
nG, DAB iie gegen $500 9iir0i1oit
ircigclaiien mcr0en piir0e, lmO OaB
i6r @ater 0ie 9iirgibait geiteat DGttc.
&on Oa an blidtc lie OerAniigt mo
6oiinlmgsDol wicOer IN Oic 3uflmit,
nit Ger ieiten 3uperiidt, Die Scr.
6anolung Dor @eri9t miirOe eineu
c6cnio giinitigcn &crlauf iiir iic ne6-
men wie Der SSnquclt N1it i6rem
&atcr, i6rer S1weitcr lmO Dem
S6mager fe6rtc iie in i6rc clterli6e
@obulng 3lriid. Gor i6rcr GntlaI-
Jung aus Ger SBoli5eiitation empiing
iie nod Die @eiu9c bon i6reu Ser
panoteu.
SIN SnQueit paren ole beOeutenO-
item 9hSiagen bic 0es Srn. 6reoerid
EicmcDer; er be5eugtc, odB 6rau .0lc-
GaulcD 81 i6u i'm NlotorroO 3u elmer
9epcrntur gc6rodt battc mo i6rcn
0}ann 5uerit er6lidtc, ais iie geraOe
ans GicmeDer'S Garage 6haiSgiug.
sic ici Oorauf ms Sous gelouien
unO babe iib oarin cingeiAloiicn.
3aralf iei SEER NlcGmleD 8il Sic
mcDcr gefomncn inO babe nit ibm
Streit ongeiangen ilno i'm al ben
@aarcn Gejerrt imo 81 @oOen gcpor-
fen 6o6en. Idrouf iei Siemcpcr in
bic Staot geia6ren lno babe crit ans
Den 93o6mittogs3eitnngen erfa6rcn,
Dab 6rou @}cGnlle0 ouf i5rcn @lann
9ei6oiien 6Gttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
glmmiSun's glnto oefmuOcn.

&bilaOcp6icr Eoli5ei entoeot oaS Sc
ito6lene 9luiomobil OeS 9aItimo
rer @oIi5ei.Gomniiidrs, wie and
Die Nlaidlic oes &ru. .. .. Bur
glmOer &erbaitungcn in 9dlOl
crpuriet.
Gas Observation-Disclosures erbicli
9citern 9l6cnO BON Der Fbila0ep6iel
Boli3ci Die 9}a6ribt, DAB in Der lcB'
tcreu 2iaot 5pei fiir5lid in 9alti-
more gcitoblene }lutomobile geiunOeu
murOcn. Iie ipieoererlaugten 9lllto.
mobile im0 oieienigeu BON @oli5ci.
Gommiiidr Goniel s. 2lnumioon, &C.
iio6Icn am II. Nlni OicicS Sa6reS,
ln0 BON 9. gernci 9urguuOcr BON
@orf SciGbiS- iuO 5laOcs2lOeulc, gc-
Noblen am 20. Nioi oicieS Sabres.
Iurd Die GntOed!plg Ger beiOeu
2lltomobile iGeiut ii9 Die bis5erigc
9lna0mc oer bicigen @oli5ci, Dab
Die bier rmo in on0eren StdOten ge-
iio6lenen @laidinen nad @6ilaoel-
pDia gebra1t uur0cu, Inn ipdter bon
BORT ans Oerfmiit 81 ucrOen.
Giner 0epei6e aus &6iIaoeIp6io
8uiolQe mur0cn nod feline Gcrbaitim.
gen Dorgenommen, iolGe meroet a6er
eriolgen, iobalO Die 5luei oenaunten
2luiomo6ilc bon ibren Gigcntbiimern
ioentiii5irt ihO. gSie aus %6ilnOel.
p5ia 6eriGtet puroe, iino neben ocn
beiOcn bieiigen 9lttonobilen uo6
ie9S anoere 9lutoS 1eiinocn uorOen,
iueldc in anOcren StG0teu geltoblcn
mlrOen. Qie6rcre GciettioS ii6er-
moden Ocn &lob, in luel6em oicicl-
ben alibelua6rt merOcnj Inn momog.
LID oie gauge 0ie6esban0e crmii6ei
81 fonncu. 9creitS 9lniou0s OicIer
@oAe WurOe elm anocre3 III 9alti-
more 0eiio6leneS 9lutomo6il cben-
iaas ii @6ilaOelpbia entOeft.
9lls DaS 9(itomobil oes @oli3ei-
Gomniiiidrs 9lnnioon 0eitoblen
wllroe, uuroe sic &oIi5ei oaer StdOtc
oes Gitcns ioiort 6cna6ri6tigt lmo
nit elmer gcnaucn 9ei6rci6ing Der
0laibine Derie6cn, ollBcroem puroe
cine 9elobnmg bon 500 aif Die
&ieOererIangimg 0es 9llltoS unO bic
Ser6aituug oes 0iebcS auSgciett.
Srn. glnmiOouS W}ai6ine mlroe &C.
ltoblen pd6reno iid ser @oli5ei.
Gommiiidr fur5e 3eit i'm nGontinen.
.&e6dilOe auibielt
Gas 9litomo6il Oe5 Srn. 9urgln-
Ser itanO Dor ocm @ei6ditslotnl
9urgmoer's, 9ir. no, Git-@erman.
StraBe, unO DER Gieb ita6l ooSiel6e,
iroBOcm iid 0an3 in Der 9}d6c Elm
Serfcbrspoli5iit befauO