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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

BE sure and attend "Ye Ode FOXES
Concerto, for benefit Wesley Memo.
rial Hospital, at Wesley Memorial
Church Friday night, March 27-AD-
NERTISEMENT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Y n 2 IyIJsN W =
Lehon Finds New Evidence.

Important new evidence to be IN
corporated in the extraordinary mo-
ton for a new trial in behalf Of Leo
Frank was reported Wednesday at-
ternoon by Detective Dan Lemon.
general mana ger of the Southern d.
vision of Burns agencies.
Lehon entered into active work on
the ase in Atlanta Wednesday morn
ing, although he had been engaged in
developing outside angles before ms
arrival here from New Orleans. His
work had been laid out for him by
Burns prior to the chiefs departure.
for New York, and Lehon started at
once at exactly the point Burns left
off and had succeeded in obtaining
considerable new infgormation on the
case before his forenoon's work was
finished
Il can not make public at present
what | have learned from my brief
investigation, said the detective. I
can only say that II has a vital bear
ing on the case.
"Mr. Burns already has done
wonderful work in clearing the mys-
terry. was surprised at the progress
he had made in the few days he has
been in Atlanta That | was able TO
get results at once largely was due
to the manner he had handled the
case from the beginning
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
JANE adams IS
MOVED BY FATE
Of LEOFRANK

Jane Adams probably the best
known woman in the United States
and known over the world for her
philanthropic work. has become alb r
sorbed in the Frank case and has
written a highly interesting letter la-
gardng it to Mrs. Emily MCDougatd,
prominent Atlanta woman and leader
in the suffrage cause
Miss Adams. who gained interna
tional fame as head Of Hull House in
Chicago was here for the big suffrage
rally early in March.
She has since studied the details ~
the Frank case CLOSELY, and while eN-
pressing no opinion = to the guilt on
innocence of the accused man, was
intensely moved by the prospect IL
his being h nged while SO much doubt
existed
Here IS her letter in full.
Stirred by the Case.
March 90 1914.
NV Dear Mrs McDougald
| found myself so occupied re
Gently that | did not write to YOU
concerning the Frank case, as /
meant to do The postpOnement,
however. was not due to any lack
OF interest for the subject has
been very much in my mind. An
execution is so desperately IT
revoCable that il can seem Jusli-
fable only upon the most un
equivoeal ard downright evidence,
TO permit it under any other cir
cumstances outrages ones pro-
foundest human Instincts Would
1t not be possible to secure I'm
mediately at least reprieve OF
80 days. during which time every
effort might be made for turthtF
evidence.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Group Relieved
In Fifteen Minutes

40 need to dose with nauseous
drugs or alcoholic syrups Simply run
a little Nick's "Nap-O- Rub Group
and Pneumonia Salve wen over the
throat and cnest The vapors inhaled
loosen the tough choking phlegm and
ca Sc the difficult breathing one APP
pucation at bed time covered with
a warm flannel cloth is a sure pro-
ventive. Weeks Is quicker than inter-
nal medicines for all Inflammation 90
the air passages from head colds dni
catarrh-asthma and bronchitis
down 10 deep chest colds and pneI-
monia. Try "A Jar now &c, soc AMI
.$l.-ADVERTISEMENI.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
LOSS OF APPETITE
IN THE SPRING

Loss of appetite is accompanied by
loss Of vitality, vigor or tone. which
is more serious loss. 1t Is common
in the spring because al this time the
blood is impure and impoverished and
fails to give the digestive organs
what they need for the proper per-
Torrance OF their functions
Ask your druggist for Hoods Sar-
saparilla II makes the rich red blood
Your whole system dema nds. II is not
simply a spring medicine it lis
the best spring medicine -ADVER-
EASEMENT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Host Is Injured When
Drunk.,.BoysRaidPar

CHAMPAIGN ILL, March %
Stewart Bassett high school boy, is
in a serious condition to-day, follow
ing injuries inflicted by supposed
high school boys. Bassett gave a
party last night in local hall He
forgot to invite some of the high
school boys. They got drunk and de-
scended on the party. The CUES s
fed down a fire escape but Bassett
stood his ground and sustained sew
eral skull wounds.
He was taken to sanitarium at
Columbus Ind.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
MAYOR PLANS MEETING
FOR BOND ACTION; EARLY
VOTE ON GRADY IS URGED

The advisability of calling a special
meeting of Council to consider put
ting before Atlanta's taxpayers, in
conjunction with the. next county
election, a $4,000 bond issue for i'm
provements at Grady Hospital, is be-
ing considered by Mayor Woodward.
The idea Of coupling the hospital
issue with the plaza proposition vas
considered at a joint meeting of the
hospital w2ys and means committee
and the Councils Plaza Committee
held in Mayor Woodwards office
Tuesday afternoon. and the general
opinion was that each issue should
stand on It's own merits, and be
placed before the people separately
also that the hospital scheme be
launched ahead of the plaza propo-
sition.
If Council considers the campaign
can be carried out successfully in six
weeks, 1t is likely the hospital bonds
will be submitted to the people at
the election in May. II it decides the
campaign can not be carried out in
such short length of time it is likely
the election will be deferred until
August
Mayor Opposed to Joint Vote.
At the outset Mayor Woodward ex
pressed himself as being opposed to
combining the two issues into one
lump sum, and his attitude caused
the committee to agree that the hos
pitaI bonds should be severed from
the plaza bonds.
The Mayor said that the issues
that the elections should be held at
the same time. He was also opposed
to the idea of placing such an I'M
portant issue as the hospital question
before the people in SO short time.
1T would be fatal" he said. You
have got to educate the people, and
that can not be done in six weeks"
The Mayor, however was hearty in
his Endorsement of the plans for i'm
proving the hospital, and though he
did not say to what extent he would
support the movement it was con-
ceded that it ultimately would receive
his Endorsement.
DR. w. B. Summeral, superintend-
ent of Grady, urged immediate at
tention to the project, and outlined
his plans for the expenditure of
$4,000 proposed for Improvements
How Money Will Be Spent.
The plans include nurses dor
mitory, to cost $4,000; contagious
disease sanitarium for whites, $l25,-
600; hospital building for negroes,
$4,000; chndren's hospital, $4,000;
new outdoor clinic, dispensaries, lab
oratories and other facilities, 100000;
boiler room. laundry, orderlies' quar-
tiers and other buildings of like ma
ture. $4,000, and $4,000 for the pur-
chase of a strip of land now used as
street to isolate the hospital,
In conjunction with his plan, Dr.
summerall proposed building a wing
for white pay patients only. He es-
timated the cost to be about $4,000.
With this acquisition he claimed the
hospital would be in a position to pay
off the interest created by the bonds,
as we'll as to create sinking fund to
take up the bonds when they ma
tured.
According to his estimate, the
maintenance of the hospital, with the
improvements planned, would require
an appropriation of 100000 annually
from Council, and added that with the
co-operation. of the county from
which $4,000 should be derived an
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Carson Promoted by
NC, & St,L. Ry. Again

y, h. Carson has been promoted from
assistant general manager OF the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and St Louis Rail-
road to acting general manager Of the
road with headquarters al Nashville
Mr. Carson came to Atlanta ten years
ago as local agent Of the road Since
then he his risen rapidly 10 his present
position. He will take up his new du-
ties April 1
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

nualy for the care of its patients, the
burden on the city would not be very
great
DR. W. s. Elkin. one Of the leaders
in the movement for the improve
ment of Grady, said that the propo
sition would not only establish one #
the greatest hospitals in the South,
but also would be the means of max
ing Atlanta's medical facilities rank
among the finest in the country
Wilmer l.. Moore, former president
of the Chamber of Commerce, IA
vored whirlwind campaign in the
question of improving Grady. He de-
clared Atlanta did things better when
she did them fast
Nothing definite was done in the
matter of promoting the plaza scheme.
Captain R. M. Clayton, Chief of Con-
struction. stated that the city must
first get the consent Of the Legisla-
ture and the various railroads before
the work of improving the NiadIct
could begin. He estimated the WORK
would cost approximately $2,6t0,O00
1t would include the erection of new
station and office ,uilding at aDso-
lutely no cost t. the State or rail
roads.
Shouldn't Wait, Says mayor.
Mayor Woodward believed the Leg
stature would approve the improve
ment, as every body concerned would
be benefited,
Il don't believe we should wait for
six years, until the present lease of the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
Surge StuOtueniafcitcn.

Gie iGmuili6eu itdOtiiden Sdu.
len perOen 6eute iiir Die Sommer'
fericu geibloiicn. Sn pielen @ram'
mdrihuleu ionoen geitern SSa5res.
ldluBieiern itott bel pelhen oen
@roouirten Scr aHteu &laiie Die 81.
plome ii6errcidt muroen.
Cos 9ou.Gomite ser @lorDlduocr
eommiiiion fiir Oie ganoma 9Ius'
lielhng reiiie aeIieru uah Gan
6ronciSco ob, SSn Der Delegation
lino bic Serren SomeS @lcG. Grippe,
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belic5eno aus oeu Serren @ormaL
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az
Die @rnenmlug Der uerldieoeuen sll
leloren idliiiiig 81 ucrocn
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orobenoeu @etterS pegen erIt etwas
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wooO onheicn. Die idnmitli@en
Sbcilne6mer erbielieu glbenoellen
e6e iie uoh Baltimore 5nriIdsete3rt
wareu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
Der ucrindjten 9ranOitiitnng
6eidlulDint.

Ger so Sabre alte Soicpb @idcrs
BON 98citport iplirOe gritcrn oiir9
,Boli3eiridltcr Slpplee I'M mittleren
5tations6auie ait %oli5iitcu uon 9als
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mar ami Ntittpo1 0urA Den Gctcttiu
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16ooD 5ioe @ort IN Brand 81 lteden,
per6aftct luorocn 9ah gInaobe Der
gSplBci 1ie6i &iders ocu 8rounoltit'
tirnasperinh ju ril a6cr ocu 8rnmo
hi ociniel6eu ri4t angcbcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
Ser 9lina mar idlnlO.

@ileS Is. 9elpis BON 9tr. 1916,
Observation-Disclosures, piiroe pegcn an.
geblihen Dicbiobls eineS Iiomont.
9iinges I'M &ert6e bon $3.50 mO ei.
ner ll6r i'm @ert6e bon $50 Ourd
9iidter 0ean in Der norOoitli6en $50
li5eiiiation oem @erihtsoeria5ren
iiberwieicn. Serpis topejirtc au II.
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gatel. 3uei Gage ipdter benerttc
tie oen Gerlitit ser crpd6hten @ert6.
ioHen. Gie 0eteftios Gareb nno
0unu iauOen bic ll6r IN eincnl
@ianolei6geicbdit lmo oen gling in
Yelpis ,3ihmcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
Sin s6cerfad 6ranutc aus.

@eitern moren an scr @gis glDc.
mc $50 @oQonen Cheer in grono
qeratben, Die 81 Den Bflaiterungs
glrbeiteu an Ger 5re0erid 9lOcnuc
Oermouot weroen iolltcn. Die unge.
6curen 9imlhwolfen lodten bon mcit.
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morcn es iei in GotoHsDiIle @roB
ieuer alSgebro6en. Ser Sdooen be.
I0uit iib mae6IIA Muf $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

,,41u'S NHbiiurinmn Gr0abpdb Snnca
,,pcrgmnue Bart" Nclnir 1luno L0AiD
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taifDan m sCrlale Fart" pcuie Inn'
miiHn Baltimore gcNcu NuiiuO.
&nrt00u5crte.
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en9e RcptH iilotH ~ naAitebchnet dcipells
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prann nulpefelli p1rocn.
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8uui Snilib ipiro bic Ampellc oas Seo nom
@WrueuaHu4r lpicien unb 0ds Rhulliim ~ ela
uNt oa9 Gco mli3uiinaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
llnLlr lIdl nni WInmrn ANS.

ggeil er iic6 bic 9lumeuanlaaen Dor
Sem 9atb6ans arg 9iube6ctt aiSge.
fidt bate, iuuroe gciiern Soiepb ga.
ieg BON 91r. 1929, Git.9ioocitraBe,
onrh 9liAter 5lpplee in 0er nittles
rem EoIi5ciitaiion mil 50 ima Soften
nellrait GaiaD mar BON Dem Bolia
3ilten 1lc@aban uer6aitet morOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

Sir MarDlan0 im0 oen Eiltritt
Columbia beiltc ilar mo marm mo
iiolide g9inoe.
Sic 60dite Eenlperatir am 9elirls
Gen Saae betrng % &rao m llbr
)lo9miitags nno Die nicorialte 73
@rao Inn ll6r 0loraens.
Ger 8endiiaieitsae6alt Der 9uit
mar GS 9'ro3em I'M s ll5r 0oraens
nno rs 9ro3eut I'M S ll6r gIbenoS.
Su 0eu ii6riaeu @etierbeobad
imas. 5taiioneu oes 2auoes mar oic
66hie Gemperatu wie iolgt
2lilautic GitD SS, gismard 76,
9oiiol "a, 9uiiolo 76, 6barleiion
94 Chicago rs. Gle0clono 81, 1cn-
ner So. Detroit Sc. 0ulut6 76, @ol.
ceiiou Sc. @reen gaD rs. Saiieras
S6, SABRE 66, Selenn 66. ,SadIpu-
Sic 100. aonias.&itD 96, anorpille
96 eouispiae 100, 02nrauette 6s,
Mcmpbis 9S, Nlontgomerg i02,
Nlontreal 50, 92autudet "a gtew.
Grleaus 96, Gem gort 80, Gfla5oma
g1 Eitsbirob 92, @9ilaoelp5ia 76.
@ortlano. 0}e. 92, Forilano Ore,
Gs, Cuebec 76. 9lalcis6 100, Gait
2afe @tu 76, 5t eouis 0S, 5t4oilt
so 1crauion S6 Shreveport 96,
Epotane 62, 5Dracnic So Iampa
9l, }9ai6ington 06, @iuuipca CO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
So6u Sona6rau UOu Gaicott-Gip ae.
itorben.

@iner ser beit6efanuteiten 9iirger
BON @aicott.@itp, So6n 2ougbroL
itdrb Wlittpod Jlodt Inn ct. so.
iep6s.Soipitol inn gllter bon GO Sab
rem. Dor mgeid6r 3mei @oden
6ra6 er ii9 ole linte Siiite. Ger Ser.
itorbene mar IN Srlano geboren mo
fam i'm Sabre 1867 nad 9Imerifa.
ST ar6eitetc 5uerit oils Bidder unO
fauite iirb ipdter Elm eigeues @eiddit.
Seine 6raL @aen 9ol9bran Itarb
Dor ingeid6r einem Sabre. 3wei
E64ter mO flint S06ue ii6erlebeu
oca @eritor6eneu. Gie @ecroiglmg
finoet Somitoe auf Dem neuen Go.
observation-disclosures ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
gSO6lOcrOicmte Sire.

Der @eiougOerein ,Goncoroio" in
&ilfesbarre, go, bat 9Soitor 5. sol.
mann poa Ser 3ions. @eneinOe in
gluerfenmno ieiner &eroienite I'M
cas- oelltide Sieo uno Inn oic oeuti6e
Code 5um @brenmitglie0e ernont.
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Gbemicol Co. bat Sen prGcbtiaen
Sonoiib oes Gopt Siooc 6. Gmerion
am Seoern 9liper gefauit. Ger Flob
lit 1876 9lder groB un0 liegt POO SUB
iiber oem @leeresipiegcl Ntau fam
BON oenielben oie aan5e Siaot 9lus
napolis iiberie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
Die SUdltcr uoate bic Dlntter Oers
baftct lc6cn.

Sn ocr liiolidlpu goli8eiitation cr.
iiibtc gclterh 5rou Nlorie Reinbarot
BON glr 1907 Greet stroBc. 9iidter
2eDiuioh eincn @attbcic6l ge9en ibre
IRatter drop aat9erinc Golter aus
suitclleu glnarbIid ioa Die Ndiiter
nc bel einem 6omilieuitreit ge6aIten
haben wd0reno ibr @ruocr ouf iie
5uidIua RiAtcr seomion pollte ge
acu bic 9lutter uidlt cinidreitcu Bat
obcr sen gruoer So5u Nolfcr, ouf
bctde in Die &oli3eiiioiion bcitcat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
gin Idllueres Meluitter.


9ie all ie4S ueridieOenen Steacu
in Scr StaOt einaeiblagen.
Glcftriibc 9eitng I'M &ot5bouie
Oerui6tet. SoaelidoOeu in @al-
broof. Gielc SibiAlGge in Der
Stoot. n 50 @roo i'm S6otteu.
llnO 6elte nod me6r.
Sin idmereS @euitter nit ueridjie-
Oenen 9lieiAldgen mndte geitcrn
9ladmittog ser Site fin fur3e 3et
Elm GnOe unO reOu5irte Die Gempera.
tur BON 90 @roO Inn / ll6r oui im-
geid6r IA @roO nm ) ll6r nm Damn
o6er wieOer 5u iteigen. Gos @emitter
ridtctc in periHieOenen StaOtt6eilen
nidjt n6e0elttenOen S6ooen an mo
beionoerS mar GieieS Der SAL in
0}oromeit. mo SiiooIt Baltimore,
m1breno in Der Nlittc ser StoOt mo
inn Often mc6rere 9liBidld0c Sdre.
den aber mr. penia SdoOen ocriIr-
iodten @ine 2In5o6l Sibi1loge pur-
Oen befannt
9tdh Dem 9eribte oeS Netters9ii-
reous 6lei6t es 6eite mieOer marm.
Sn GirginieH 9}or0 Carolina,
Georgia imO Semeiiee iiieg Die Eenl-
perotur aii ii6er 100 @ra0. Sir sic
iiiootloutiic6en Staaten perOen aud
bellte mie0er @emitteritiirme onge.
fiinOiat, m06rcuO inn ierneu 99eiten,
ienieits Der 6eIieuae6ir0e, iib cine
fiible @eae iiir oie 8ieiie nad Dem
Often ge5ei9t 5at
Gie iiimOlic6e Gemperattr in 9al-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

- NtIA ~ANNlANF - NafANNs
Son &iBiHloqgetroffen.
Sm 800 9lod ser 9forO.N2ount-
StroBe wuroe geiteru aegen 9 llbr
g}obmittogs @m. SoiimouL g|r.
1929, Siio G6orlcsiiraBc, in 6olge
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oos Son0opot6iide Soipitol 9e-
idofit ino er6olte iid baIo unier
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9ei Ger 9o6ntrelBlng Der n8olii.
more mo Ohio 9a6n"an gort-9lDe=
me muroen etma 100 SUB 3aun o6.
9eriiieu uno ouf Oie StroBe gcibleii-
bert Ser @erfe6r itodte etua cine
Stnoe lang
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murOe Elm GROCER Baum entpur5elt;
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SSameS 81. Wlerriman 9lr. 3107, ".
gfortb.glDenue.
Bon oem Gd6ouie bon @oplor
@roDc. rno @indciter StroBe wiu.
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533, 9torO Garep StraBe, uulge-
le9t; e6enio Elm gl6orn6oum Dor oem
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fonnten iniolge Oeiicu 45 Nlinteu
lana nibt Oerfe6ren.
Pm @eit gtort6 9lpenue
eingci1 la9cn.
Glird sic Eclep6onlcitlng orang
elm 9Iibitrobl in oaS Saus 9r. 170l
ggeitglort6.9lpenic, lno 3crit6rte ocu
&or6ou oes Soities. Gie 0oriu lie.
6cnOe 6umilie bon Serrn @il6ert 2.
Srceberoer 6licb lmOerlebt imO fam
nir mil Dem Sdrcden Oduon. 3lpei
Gelep6onOrG6te, melde Die Sdlllcr
g}r. 1911, @ilfens-9lUenuc, mo ylr.
1912, RomlaDiiraBe, nit Dem 9lnt
per6inoen, luurOcn abgcrinen mo
UcriinQcn iid) an 0cn @dmen an Der
gSilfens.9lpc. mo &iucents StrdBe.
Sie aei16rocteu cine @eile Oen Stra-
Benbo6nperte6r umO wllrOen BON oen
glngeiteQtcn ser Gelep6on. @eieQidoit
nod am 9lbenO entiernt
Bonn Gode oes Or. N}ari6aa IS.
Smith, g1r. itS, Embellishments.
ge6oriocn @oules 93r. 1923, g8cii.
SerinatoniHoBe, fieleu cine 9In5o6l
3iegeliteine mlf oie StroBc, aliidli.
der 99eiie obne Semano 81 perlebeu.
Stro BE geiperrt.
Ger i'm @nrten BON @ultap Sieg.
mmo. 9ir. 1913, g9ilfens-q(penue,
iic6enOe 9Soppelbaim mnr0e bonn
ShIrn entwlIr5cIt mo iperrte ehua
cine Shm0e lang ole Gdc BON Slant
ia0- lrno Niouroe-StraBe.
9Iib ihlug in oos 9ot6
bauS.
@d6reno oas @ewitter ii6er Ole
@dhe Der Sio0t 800 fu6r ein 9lib-
itra6l III oic elcftricbeu 2cihugcil
oeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'M 9iotb6ouS
lmo uiuirte cincn G6eil oes gon5eu
glpparats, Damn ghg Der elefiriihc
Stroni Oird ole Selegrapbenordbie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

Grneit ge6nden . 800
ST. Shul5. .......,... 800
@o0iren Soief . 100
Sr1ulcin Di. y. Stewart. 100
). Is. G6riit. 100
S. 6. Gbriit iiln..... 100
l)lit oicien 9eitrdgen lit Der 6onO
otf $298Oi75 aeitiegcn
Nlit Somorud miro sur 3eit I'M
Sternen6anner SouptQuortier an
eiucni prd6tigeu Souoeuir 9nc6
fir 0ie 6eier gearbeitet, Gas Bud
miro 0os eiu3ige oiii5elle ieiL unO
miro reid iauitrirt meroen. 9leben
6iItorii6en @reiguiiien miro ooiielbe
oie @eihid6te ser StoOt Baltimore
bon 6clne cui6alten. Cos 9uc6 er.
6dlt eincn ior6igen llmidloglpelcber
BON ser Giinitler 6ons Sduler ent.
morieu miro. Sn oem 9u6 merOen
a6iolut feline 9(n5eigen ouigenommen
perocn, 10 Dab odiiel6e fir irgeno
cine gi6lot6et cine 3ierOc iein miro.
Gs miro ni@t mir w00rcnO Der Ster,
nen6onner 9SoAe in Baltimore Der
foiift, ion0crn aud ii6er oos galBe
9ano bcrianOt meroeh
Sm &at66auie pitrOe geitern anges
ae6cn, 0oB Der N}ngor lcine geplante
&eflame Gour inn Suicreiie Der
Stcrucu6anncrieier @litte Sui be.
gincn miro ulo Dob oieieIbe 5lpeI
bis 0rei g9odlcn oaucrn miro
%cruadldiiiscu Sic Sbreu SrndJ
nidtl
Sait9tQnortier nJiaOical 6ure"
grnd-SGuocr.
8. $. Mcrse6cuu e So,
525 gloro-GntaiusStr.
COMPUTATION frei.
(Suni14)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
Kinder Schr5i5n
MACH FLETCHER'S
& n 8 = Q r q

gaNe snr gleile ius QlnSInuo bciDrnt
6. glainr, VII. 4i3, CIt Baltimore Sir,
nubc Nalipm pOrfe giUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26
0Lnnr6Lidler gIrdn0IIiiter uerdnitet.

ltnier ser slnibuloiatua onacb.
lid einen 5duppen im 51ooDiioe
qorf, ggcItport, am l6 @oi oieics
so6res III grano aeicst 81 6oben,
nntroe scr so jdbrige Solepb @iders
bon gBciiport uou 9iidltcr sappIee
aeItrrn 0cn goilniD 9e3oroen ousee
liefert. 81 mar pom @c9elnipoli5i.
fen 81 Grae. Der oie llnterludlm9 IN
tieicr glueeleoenbeit 81 tii9ren 1oiie,
perbafict moroau ltn0 ioll anaebll@
sic granoititmg eeitanoen boben.
gi6pnnenien, bic ben .,9cniiden 0Drre'
lpvuocnicn1 nitli pinlilidJ ooer lnteael'
m6gia rrbnisrn, liiin acbeiru, bet Dlftce
bn0pn Der LelepbDn oaer Idlrllilidl Allt'
ihcilnna 81 Hahen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

SSn Dem Seitament OeS Simon 60
ben, oos geiiern hif g9oiiengeri6te
eiugereidbt wnroe, iinS folgenoe Ser
mGdtiiiie fitr wo6lt6dtige Snititute
nlSaeiebt morOen &Sraelitiicbes
6rienOlp Snn mo 9lteu6eim $50;
nScbrep G6iloren's s5cltering 500
me- $50; oSebreip Gables Gouiuup-
the 9lio Societ0" $780, grSc6rep 6ree
SHool Society 500; nGolmuO
Eoro6 Ge6uomino" 9}r249 9toro-
Sio6itroBe $780, Some for Sncu-
ro6les" $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-26

@eitern muroe ongetilnoolgt ooB
iiM ser Stooiratb 6ente glbeno fir
Den 9cit oes SomnerS Dertoaen
wiro. @raiioent gsbiteioro bonn er.
item Rai6s3weiae crfldrte Dob iid
Ser gtaoiroib bis 5uu a. Septeni
ber beriagcn per0e