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Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
STATE HAD 1885 FIRES IN THE PAST YEAR.
Norwich Total Was 54 According to
 State Fire MarshaPs Report.

In report submitted Friday to In- surance Commissioner Burton Mans field of the fires in the state for the year ending Dec. 31, 1913, Superinten- dent of State Police Thomas F. Egan, who is also state fire marshal, says fires of all classes, numbering 1885, were reported, and losses due to fires aggregated s1,234, ,695.90. This includes only estimated losses. Forty-two fires were claimed to be incendiary. All were investigated. In three cases fire bugs were sent to prison, in another to jail. and one was acquitted.
 New Haven had 312 fires, Hartford PAS, Ansonia 2S, Derby Is. Fairfield 14, New Britain AS. New London 40, Norwich 54, Stamford 127, Torrington 8, Waterbury 40. The figures from Bridgeport were not received in time for the report.
 The most prolific cause known of fires was defective fiues, 21s; the next matches, 124. Those Of unknown ori- gin numbered 434. Dwellings burned, S04;' stores and offices, 254; barns, stables. etc. 17e.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
AUTO TRAVEL PAYS MUCH
 ON BRIDGE EXPENSES
Report of Saybrook and Lyme Connec. ticut River Bridge Commission.

The Saybrook and Lyme Connecticut river bridge commission at it's quarter ly meeting called attention to the fact that the bridge was built at saving to the state of over $30,000, being that amount within the half million dollar appropriation. In a little over two years the commission has paid into the state treasury $26,500 over and above the regular maintenance and improve ment of the bridge property.
 In the past year per cent. of the 8 1-2 per cent. bond interest has been paid by the state from bridge revenue. In addition. the tolls have been re- duced about one-third in response to quite a general demand. In looking over the traffic statistics so compre- hensively gathered by the commission it is noticeable that two-thirds of the increased traffic for the past year, and it's consequent increased revenues, is by out of the state automobiles.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
MAKING ROOM FOR
A Dozen Houses to Be Moved in New
 London,

Following one days cessation on ac- count of the extreme cold, operations were resumed Friday on the constrlrc- ton of the steamship terminal at East New London. The T. A. Scott com pany had two dredges and three pile drivers at work. Activity on the land side is also in evidence through the commencement of the demolition or removal of the dwelling houses which occupy the terminal site.
 There are F houses on the property and all of these, with the exception of the Scott and Cone houses, will be moved or torn down at once.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
BREAKS A BAD COLD
 IN A JIFFY! TRY IT
"Pape's Cold Compound" ends eeId and grippe in few hours-Don't
 stay stuffed-up.

You can end grippe and break up a severe cold either in head, chest, body or limbs, by taking a dose of "Pape's Cold Compound every two hours until three doses are taken.
 It promptly opens clogged-up nos trils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose run ming, relieves sick headache, dCllness feverishness. sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
 Don't stay stuffed-upi Quit blowing and snuffling! Ease your throbbing head nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold Compound" which costs only 20 cents at any drug store It acts without assistance, tastes nice. and causes no inconvenience. Be sure you get the genuine.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

resident who is spending the winter in Ohio. is this statement We have just passed through the severest cold snap of the seaSon-high wind and low temperature. But already it is modified and We are thinking hopefully or ap- preaching spring
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
Notice of Appeal Filed.

Notice of appeal has been filed by the plaintiff in the court case of Winans & May, Inc, vs. Mrs. Anna S. Elliott Of Groton. The eomapny sued her for 8 real estate cemmissen, claimed at S776, and the court decided against them
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
CARD OF THANKS

On behalf of the family of the late Currie Gilmour, I desire to extend sim cere thanks to those friends, fraternal and other organizations, for the many expressions of sympathy and kind nesses in our recent afffiction.
 DAVID S. GLAMOUR.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

able to say. that this act of 1913 when passed by the general assembly pro- vidtsd for exemption to employers where the number of employees did not exceed five and that the change was due to error in the office of the en- crossing clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

Work eH the new Country club at Eastern Point is almost finished, Fhs body of the structure is completed and the roof on, but the work on ths stucco. with which the exterior walls aSs to be pIasteFed, cannot be com meHcsd until the weather is warmer, -Aeatiag- -plant has haea 1nstalis6,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
NORWICH TOWN
First Church Takes Action on Dis- posaI of Widow Knight Cup-Mss- querade Dance-Mrs. Whippey's Death.

special meeting of the First Con- gregational church was held Thurs day evening, duly warned and called by the trustees, to secure authority from the church to dispose of a second old communion cup in connection with the Sarah Knight silver cup marked 1720. F. L. Allen. chairman Of the board of trustees. presided. A week ago the matter had been discussed. A motion embodying the above mention ed plan was made by H. L. Yerring- ton and seconded by Gideon Dtcken- son. This was carried without oppo- sition. It was during the third year of pr Lords pastorate of 67 years that the Sarah Knight cup was presented to the church.
 Hnld in RuckeNA SfafA-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
Surprise Party.

Joseph Casserole was given a surprise party by a few friends Wednesday evening at his home. Games of vari- ous kinds were played and music was enjoyed. Refreshments were served and the guests departed all voting MT. Casserole a delightful host.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
VALENTINES CRANSTON'S
Treasury Department
Ehce of the Comptroller of th,

Office of the Comptroller of the
 Currency.
 Washington, DC, Jan. 30, 1914. Notice is hereby given to the share holders of the First National Bank of Norwich, Conn, that meeting Of the shareholders will be held at The Thames National Bank of Norwich Conn, on Thursday, the 18th day of March. 1914, at o'clock p. m for the purpose of electing an agent to whom the assets of the bank will be trans ferred and delivered in accordance with the provisions of Section of the Act of Congress entitled An act au- thcrizing the appointment of receivers of national banks and for other pur- poses" approved June sc, 1876, and of the acts amendatory thereto, approved Aug. 3. 1892. and March ?, 1897; or for the purpose of continuing the receiver ship in accordance with the provisions of the last named act
 T. P. KANE Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
Preston City Men Gave Supper.

The men of Preston City Congrega-
 ttonal church served their annual chicken pie supper Wednesday even ing. Notwithstanding the cold and wind, a good number were present and all agreed that the men sustained their high reputation for this class of sup
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

c. Benjamin Morgan of Prospect street was in Hartford Thursday att tending the convention of the Con- necticut Society of Civil Engineers
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

The committee in charge Of the ar engagements for the K. of C. ball held a meeting Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
Masked Dance.

There was a largely attended mas querade dance given Friday evening by the Vergason Avenue Social club. The costumes were varied and unique being gotten up at the expense of much time and ingenuity. Three pieces furnished music for dancing and John Ryan was prompter
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
Sheiterinq Arms Service,

Rev. J. EIdred Brown and choir of Trinity Episcopal church wall be at the Sheltering Arms Sunday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

Mrs. R. s. Gray of Walpole. Mass, has returned after passing a few days here. the guest of MT. and Mrs. Allen tLatham of the Reservoir road
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

Joseph Benoit of Merchants avenue has purchased a horse and buggy from Dr. L. L Pratte
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

William Lafonde is recovering from an operation for abscess of the chest performed by Dr. L. l. Pratte
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

John Gervais of North Main street had one of his feet slightly frostbitten during the intense cold of Wednesday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

Rev. D. B. MacLane of Taftville will preach at Scotland Road hall at the Sunday afternoon service.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

During drives in this vicinity recent ly it was noticed that many houses are being painted, in nearly every in stance white with dark green blinds.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
Notes.

Peter Benoit of Merchants avenue is having his drug store painted.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

Farmers are cutting a second crop of ice this week
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
TodaYs Weather Forecast.

For Southern New England: Snow with rising temperatures. Sunday fair and colder except snow on fthe coast; high northeast to east winds 1fncreasiRg Saturday.
 Predictions from the New York Her aid. On Saturday it will be unsettled and somewhat warmer, with snow and brisk variable winds, increasing on the coasts.
 The outlook for Sunday is generally clearing, with falling temperatures.
 Observations in Norwich.
 The following records, reported from SeEln's pharmacy, show the changes ia temperature and the barometric changes Friday:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
Personals,

Joseph Donovan had one of his ears frozen this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
That sudden breeze, predicts
 a freeze. Be prepared Get a Gas Heater

You all know it's dangerous to ca. breakfast in cold room. and sides. ifs not very comfortable. Whereas with one of our Heaters installed. you only have to light 1t a few minutes |. ore breakfast is called in order have the dining rOor comfortably m.
 We. carry those Heaters in three dif- fereDt styles:
 Reznor Reflector Heater in two sizes The Oriole. something new in Gas
 HeGterh
 Call and see them at our ofice and iet US explain their usefulnssA
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

Highest 30, lowest 0.
 Predictions For Friday: Fair, fol lowed by snow, not so cold.
 Fridays weather: Fair. mornins cloudy, moderating temperature.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14

Cold in Buckeye State. In a letter written Feb. g, by a local
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-14
THE WEATHER.

Six hours, after high water it is low tide, which is followed by flood tide,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
@eucral Wiuc0nSaa.

Q[uburn g. g. 25. 0lai.
9(uS %oris Lief bier geitern 9l6en0
sic N}clolng Elm, OoB ooielbit I'M sic
N2ittogs5et General Clinton 0ugalO
@iac0ugoG ieine ir0ii6c 2oufba6n
6eidIoIieu bot, ooB Die 2cidcnicier
bier @noe S5lmi Itattfinoen ino Die
9ciiebung ouf Dem gtatioual. 6rico-
1of in glrlington erfolgen miro.
@enerol W}ocDougoa mar in
S6ottlano i'm Sabre 1889 9eboren,
mar elmer Scr iiingiten @cnerGIe ocS
@iirgcrfricgcS ltno botte iic6 uomcnt.
li@ in Der SMlac6t bel gettysburg
ouSgc3eibnct. @r mar @rGiioent ocS
Gerpoltngsrot6cs 0es ugtcp. Dorf
SoIoicrs ouo SoilorS Some sSn
ncr Shloc6t bel Gettysburg puroe
CT fiinfmol Derwlnoct uno feds
&fcrOe murocu i9m rnter Dem Sci6e
erlhoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
Gur5e Standardization.

6r. s. s. SlidcD bon @eas, Sarge
& So. lno &crtrctcr Der Baltimore.
06io-9a6u botten gcltern cine Gon-
feren5 iI6er Die nllnitc0 States Gr-
prcB So, mel6e Oic o&cas, Sarge
So 5i ii6crue6nien wiinidt.
Der u9latiouol. .&erein fiir oas
Stuoillm Der @pileplic4 bcgann 9c-
tern ieine Sa5rcs-G -Gon0cntion bier
I'M 00otel 9clpcoere~. Gs lit Die gl6,
iidt 0cS GcreinS, oen Staat N}arO-
lano 5lt oeranlailcn, cine geuiIgcnoc
Sunue fiir Elm Sniiitlit sur Seilrng
Scr &ranl6eit 81 Oeranlallen
sSn Der Notwithstanding inn
2ofale OeS ,,G6riitli6en &crcinS jim.
qer N3dnner~ mur0cn ic6arie DC.
ibliilic gcgcu Sonntags.9aQIpielc
anacnomucn 0ie @ei6liiIie maren
pom @oitor SenrD $. @ricieuer aus
Qcar6citct lpor0ea.
0ic ,GoniiimerS &eaguc" 6etrei6t
3itr 3eit cine Gampagne i'm Syiitcrclic
Der ShlieBung Der &doen md6ren6
Ger 6eBeu 3eit Inn 5 llbr 9l6enOs.
Der Gontroft fiir Die 9}eu6alttcn
bel Dem Sanatorilm 5u Sa6iQaSpilc
lit Der Conan Suiloiug 50. ii6crtrQ-
gen por0cn.
Gic ,Sa6resi6luBieicr bcgilnt benz
te I'M ugiotre 9omc.Snititut~; oic
6eicr iollte cigentlid5 crit am 3. s5imi
ab9e6olten meroen, ooD crfranfte ein
ilnges Nldo6cn am 9lerOcniicbcr,
lmO oorauf6in beicbloB man ole Sab
rcsi6liBfeier ioiort a65u6alten, INT
irgenO wcl6cn Gpentialitdtcn aus
Dem gSege 5lt gcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
gllnr cS Elm 0iorO?

Coroner 6. 9luIlea oeS noro0itli-
c6cn 0iitriftS nn6ni geitern J(abnlit-
toa cine 9(utopiic oes Sei6nans Don
@barlcS @oplnr, Der am Sonltag
D}orgcn Dor ciner gSirt6i@oit an scr
3. StroBe IN SigblanOtomn 6cpuBt
los auigeirnOcn murOe mo ipGicr
I'M Ct SSoicp6s -Soipitol ltarb, Dor.
@r itclltc felt, OaB Die gSrnoe am Sin-
terfopfe ni1t Ourc6 eincn Sail, ion.
bern 0ur@ cineH Sic6 ueruria1t wlr-
DC. Gas 9ieiultat Oes SnQiclts in
Der nor00itli1en &oIi5cilIation &C.
tern 9l6enO mar, oaB Der SOD }Bap.
lars einem S9ic6e olii ocn @inter-
topf ieitens elmer unbefaunten 9Bcr-
ion 3u3lli6rcibcn III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
0ie UerIdNuIn0enen Nran1pIenItieIeI

SaS fai6ionablc Sptel Gunibcr-
lon0 om alrfiwitenOomnt in Berlin.
Donneriioa 0lorgen feds ll9r. Sine
iran50iii9e 9iciieoeiellicboit BON eini-
gen picr8ig Gopfcn (tm I'M Jia6nen
oieier biibiAen @cidicbtc 5lt blei6eu,
niBte man i1gcn: BON einigen adt.
SIG 6iiBcn), oie IN Dem &otel abgeItic.
gen iit, 6cu6iiAtigt am friiben Nlor-
gen cine 8onpierfabrt nad 9Sots.
0aH 5u lnltcrnebnIen.
gSenn man iii einem aroBcn Dor
ncbmen 9erliner @otel mo6nt lmo
wenn man anBcrocm am 9lbeno por'
Der gciagt bat, 0aB man frii6 Wlor-
gems cine 6a6rt no6 4otsoaui 5lt
tntcrne6ntcn geoenfe lm ole preu-
Bii1en aonigsibl0Her BORT, Die cine
gln3ie6masfrait altf alle Srcm0cn
ausii6en 5ll beiidtigen iosfolm man
uerlonQcn, Sab i'm feds ll6r Sic ae.
ipidlten Gtieiel Dor DER Sbiire ite6clt.
icl6it Damn, weun es ii6 lin picr5ig
9Saor, INN ciuigc adt5iq 5tiefel Ban.
belt. e. meinteu oib Sic 55ran5o-
fen, 0ie Dor Der oelltIclen Gromlnq
im0 Giinftli6feit einen ocpoltiqen
&eipcft 6atteH. 8ei einiaen 92italie.
oeru Der iran5oiiicben GciicacIcaihoit
ipuroe oieier 9ieipcft nod 1roBcr, ais
Tie 3ebn Wiinuten Dor ic1S ll6r fiinf
Dlimiten Dor feds ll6r nod feline
Sticiel Dor ser G6iir ianocn. sir
iebS llbr mnrcu Iie 6eitellt ino III
Der prcuBiibea Sollptltaot gc5t oos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
9arrD @cGaa pl5eIid ocitOrbcn.

9llS geitern @lorgcn 7 ll6r @n.
$. &enncdc Don g}r. 1913, 9torO-
@olieltraBc, bon cinem iremocn
Monnc an ser ggol6inaton- imo
l5ontain StruBe in frcunoliGer
&ciic angcipro1cn pirOe, iiel Der
Sebtcre pl0Bli6 81 @oocn gla6Oem
ser 6remOe III 0as ct. sSoiepbs-So-
ipital gci1oift worocn mar, iicaten
bic glcr5te ielt, OaB Der @fann to0t
mar. Der &ei6n1m wur0e na1 Der
@iorgtc i6erfibrt, no er ipdtcr ais
SarrD WicGoa BON g}r. 1916, Siio-
@all-gluenue Our1 eincn 9lrbeiter Der
aiarine yailpaD So, po NicGoa ar
6citcte, iOcntiii5irt pirOc. Coroner
Sones miro cine llntcriu9lmg Dor
nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
SptimiltiidDc glnIdJunnno.

Sm oiii5icllcn &ai1ingtou 6errIdlt
lie bc5ialid Der 2luSii6ten Der
6rcOens-Gonieren5 in 9ddgora-
Sails. @cncral Garrdn5o bdlt
ii6 INNER nod abIeits.
@oi6tnQtoM %. N}oi.
@iiEitigc 9eriNtc BON Den ameritoni.
iNcn Gelcgaten 3nr Gernittlingss
Gonicren5 iii g}iagaro6ollS pcritdrf.
ten beutc Die Solinngcn Der gSaibs
ington.3ieaicrung, oaB Die &erlnitt-
Observation-Disclosures 5li Dem en-.
miini6ien 3iele iiibren niiO sRerifo
Den 5lic0cn pcOcrgebcl mcr0en.
GbUobl ni6ts 0ircttes ii6cr Sic
3pii1cu Dem 9Sr1iiocnieu ln0 0cn0c-
lcgaicn gepe1ieteu Ccpeid6en be-
foult aegc6en wlr0e, 70 mur0c bod
IoUiel flar, 0nb man i'm 8ciBen
S0lie mie inn Gtauts Gcpartenient
Die Sac9lage NIT entAicOeucm Gp-
tiniSnnl5 6ctro6tet.
Cab fin Die 9eileglut9 Der inter
uoiionalcn Gifiercn5en 5wii6en Oeu
Gereiiigtea Gtoatcr ll0 Der &ucr
ia.9icgerug eine 3uiricoenitcllcnoe
9aiiS gefunOen por0en it, miro ais
G5atlaAc 6ejeichnct
@eneral Garraa5a, Der Gonititiltio.
noliitcn.Si6rcr bat bis6er nod nibt
Oic glbiidJt funOge8e6en, ooB er 9ie'
prdientanten sur &ernitthuga.Gon.
ieren5 cuticn0en miro.
Die &ercinigten Stoaten 9legie'
umg BAT sic 3niidcnug geoe6cu
ooB pS6rcno Ger Goucr 0eS gSoiicn
ItQitaaocs feinc northumberland
plane lncbr Sic SEoiitioneu ser S5oOe
raliiten iiberilicgen iollcn, Iies mar
Die 8ol9e Ocs gcltrigeu 3wiiDeuiol
les, menn mcrifoniid)e 60oeroliiten
auf cineH Der N}arie glcroplane icli-
erien Der ii6cr i6re 2iitBenlinien bin,
neg ilog.
GoS @}orinc.Gcportcmeut 6at be.
ic5loiieiL Dorlduiig feline SfriegSid)iife
ans nerifuniidcu @eludlicrn 5uriid
3urufen.
Cine Gonicren5 ii6cr sic 3uItGnoc
i'm GclGiitritt INN Ganpico pnroe
6ente 5piicbcn Stootsicfretdr 9rDan
ocm 6ritiiAen 9oiibaiter, Cir @ccil
Spriug-9lce, uno Dem nieoerldn0t
i@en @eianOtcu, Srn. bon HapporO,
0ebalten.
9cri9ie an 6iciiae 1iplomaten
6roAteu Die &lmoe, 0aB in @uooola.
lara oaeS ui6ig ici 2ffi5ieae imo
pripote W}clouugen Die bcuie bier
einginGcn. itinntcu oorin therein
BOB Suertas Stcaun1 IN StoOl
Merifo inHer 6eOrdngter weroe ins
6eIonoere auA iniolge ser @6be IN
ieiner &rie9stuiie
Cute SortiNritte.
gtioguro sails, Snty 25
Nlai. Dab Die Gcrulittellngsslln
tCrDonOhngel quite 6ortidrittc mo
Men muroe Dcutc 9lbcno bon Sen 0rei
characterization &crmittlern be
tout, no6Oem iie bautc lnc6rere Con
fcren5en botptidblim nit Den meri.
tanil9cn @clegoten gebaIten 9otten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
SO0t aMfacfnm6en.

Sin lln6cfonutcr an Scr Eorf 9lOc.
me 6enuBtlos gclporoen.
Storb i'm o@lcrcD SolpifaI."
9ln Der sac BON 8oprttr unO
ct. 9Soul5troBc perlcbt.
Gin 9cin gebro6cn.
@ie @6li3ei lGBt ni1ts tmDpriubt,
I'm oic $oenHiii3rlug cineS sglounes
Dcrbei5ulii9ren Der geitcrn @}orgcn
fur5 nacb 3 3ll6r auf Der Ercppe Dor
Dem Saitie gtr. 203. @arf- -9lDcnitc,
pon Dem EoIi8iitcn 9ln0rew @ni9 be-
muBtloS oufgcfinocn puroc. Sur3
nu0 icincr @inlicicrllug in oaS
oW}ercD Soipitol lit Der &cmuBtloie
gcltorben. Scr Wiann mar clegant
Gcflcioet. Gr lit fitnf SUB lic6cn
8ol groB, iuicgt ctpn ITO @funo
uno bat cincn ppllen SMmtrrbart.
Coroner Or. G6om6erS bonn mittlc-
rem Diltrift nimnlt an, DAB cr fiinf.
3ig Sabre ali lit. Sn ieinen Soi1en
9otte er cine iilberne Goic6cnu9r,
pcldc on elmer iil6crnci Settle be.
fcitigt mar.
y pileptitcr Derung il tG t.
Der III N}ount g8oi1ington, @ol
timore-GountD, mo9n6afte, 80 Sabre
ellie Somcs &cnrD @crnar0 fiel &C.
fern an Der GGc Dou 5aDettc- lm0
ct. Gaul-StroBe in cpileptiicGc
ardnpfe mo i6hg 10 ungliidlicD
nit Ocm &opf auf ooS StroBcnpilo.
tier, Dab cr cine fIufienoc S9nitt
mun0c crlitt uuo in 0eu 9lltomobil
ccS Srn vs. g8cit na@ ocnt uD}crcD
@olpital" gebraMt wcrOen muBtc.
9r. SielleD naDm i'm Oalclbit III 9c
5onOhung.
9einbruG.
Dlit ciHcm compli5irtcn 8rut6 0es
linfcn @eincS licgt 5lr 3cit Der 81
Sabre alte G6orlcs G6nci0cr, wo1n
Gait in gr. $40, SuO @dcaitroBc
uno angeiteat 6ei Scr 5irma eugene
s. 9toienfclo & So, Cir. 80, Sii0.
@oWar0 StroBe, I'M nltniOcrlitdtS.
&oipital" ooruic0er. Giit mc6rcrcn
anocrcn glrbeitcrn mar SAncioer 0a.
nit bci1ditigt imtcr 3u0iilicnobmc
einer SeileS Elm i6mereS Ebor olli.
5uriGtcn, ais pI6Bli6 oos Cell riB
mo 0as S9or nit polIer g8uMt oos
9'cin Sdnci0erS trQf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
@dfaIadt

glntou 6a6ionatis Deriudt in elmer
Seize Der miitlcren &oli5ei- Sto-
tion Sel6itmoro 3u bcgc6cu.
@crgc6lic6 ucriu6t CT ii9 nit ci.
mem S6u56dno6cn SIT cr6dngcu.
@lit cinem S3u66dno6cn Dcriu6-
te gcitcrn 9io@nlittag Scr As Sabre
alte Sittaucr 9lntou 5abjonatis in
elmer 3cae Der mittlercn Soli3eiIta-
tion Scl6ihior0 0ur6 Gr5Gngcn SIT
bcgc5en. @r mtGna5nl ocn Sel6lt-
mor0Deriu9 filr3 na6 icincr &er6ois
tm9. Das SGu66ono bcicitiQtc cr
all cine @iieni6icne scr 3eQcnOcdc
uno na60em CT auf oie @anf geitic-
gen Uor, legte CT Oas 8ano Inn ieis
ncn @als rn0 iprang 5ur @r0c. 0oS
S6nbbano riB mo Der 3cQcnmGrtcr
9mecnep, mel1cr 6erbciciltc, i1nitt
i5m Oaiicl6c pon Ocm Salic. 0ic
Sbubc, Soientrdgcr uno Qn0crcn
Sahen luur0cn DEM 9lrreitanten ipd-
ter abgcnommcn, 0u bcfiird)tct Dur.
DC, OoB ct cinen peitercn Sel6lumoro-
'Ueriu1 lntcrilcbmen t0nntc. ,Sa6jo-
ndtiS mur0e pegcn ltn0cbii6rli6en
@ctra9cnS pcrbaftct. 9Suli5ciric6tcr
SuppIce peri6o6 0as &cr90r bis aui
0cute.
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glenes gLmt fiir Nr. @ernitein.

Br0Di0ence u. g., %. Wtoi.
M 0ie Stoots Sonitdtsbe16rOc bon
&bo0e sslouO CAB geiteri Die Or
nennllng bon Or. @cnrD q Bern
itcin, ocm oer3citigcn Director oes
9enoer @pgienii1en 2o6orotorilms
in 9lbouD g&Dy 5lm @at6oIogcn
1no @octeriologen 0eS Stoats 9ibooc
sSslano befaint. 0os @eies, mo0urb
oos qlnt 9ei6ofien iuuroc, lit IN bcr
lesten 9egislotltriiblng angcnomHcn
mor0en.
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u@ilD7 9lnOrclus pOlltc i'd crIdic-


,0ctn jeoc Stpocl, sic trifft ia
nibt, 6ciBt Gin olteS Solootcnlieo,
oeHen g8a6r6eit licO CRIT gcitcrn mic.
scr 5cigte, olS Der 30 Sobrc olte un0
ii Ger. 1111, &i0btitraBe, mo6nenoc
gSilliam 9lnOremS am N}orgcn Der
iuMte, iic6 i'm 0riii0-Sill %art nit
tells cincs 9icDolDerS Oas &e6en 3u
ncbnlen. 0ie Derl0icn0e" &ugcl
itrcifte foum Die S6ldfe ocS @&on
nes wel6cr sur Set in fcineSwegs
6cocnflibcm 8uitanoc i'm 06ronflin
Squarc.@oipitol" oarlieocr liegt.
gtnOremS weigerte iitG, iibcr Die &c
pcgguinOe 5u ieinenI, SelhihlQrOpcr
iu6 irgcno Wclbc 9Ingo6en 5lt ma
cjcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
MarcnS 9latOninS nnS 3liliuS Gaiar
In Der neltlidlen l3UIiaei.E Etatiun.

9(I6 sic 9eOcflnit cineS N}arcuS
9lntonius y3ic6t0 ncbt INNER, piel-
lei6t neil &ibter Sapler imo Oie
Foli5eina6t oeS mcltlC6en Giitrifts
nidt gan5 oie Gntilannbarfeit Oes
Golfcs I'M nlten &om beiiben. EroB.
ocm in Dem %oli5ei-@cri6t geNcrn
Marcus glntoniiis 0inarco cine pa
t6ptii6e Gert6eioiglmgsrcOe pom
Stapel lcB, murOe Srol Sena Fal-
.uieriuo, mo1n6aft in 9fr. 524, gSeii-
Serington-S StraBe, lulter ser 9lni6ul,
oigimg, am Sonntag Spiritlloien
auSgei1enft 81 baben inter $1,000
8iirgic9oft fir Die @cidporeilen ge-
iteat. 9l6er niht MIR Der cole 0lar-
Gus 9lntoniuS CAB Der meitlicben Fo-
li5ei-Stotion sic @bre lciner 9(nne-
ienbeit, ionocrn au6 ser groBe Su-
ltls Gdiar lieB iiA Oa3n 6era6, Die
Sollen Ser rdhcnoen 9}emeIis, alias
9tidter SaDler'S, 81 6etreten. SSll.
Illus GGiar Enlmerino, Elm Sdma.
ger Ser 9lngeihulOigten binterlegte
Die getpiinic6te 9iirgi6ait ino bali
alf oieic @ciie ieiner ounfel0iigigen
SrbpGgerin aus Der llugemiitblid-
felt ser wornen %oIi5c5clIe 9eraus.
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9SOrlaufig freisclaiien.

G6arlcS g. Sp6rcr, ser G6ef ciner
fefannten 9lutonobil 6irnto, pelhcr
angei6uI0igt 1T, Die neun Sabre oltc
Morp Sopfins bon gtr. 1929, @ol-
linsitroBe, nit icincm 9lutoniobil
iiberfo6ren un0 0o0urN i6ren am
leeten Sanltag eingetretcnen 800
peruriobt 81 boben mur0e bis gum
3uionimelltritt Der Gountp- @elMmo
nen pom Coroner Souis SOB 5u Gio.
lcttDillc ouf frcicn SUR geieBt.
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Sing nit SSS in Scr Saidc naG
9iiUeruielu.

0oDi0 @ollin8 Oon ylr. 61l, Sii0-
8roaomo0, beri@tete 0eitcrn Ger so
li5ci, OdB er 6ei'm Yritci9cn cincs
9lolono &orf SSoggons in HiDerpiep
am Sonntog 9l6euo i'm Wc0rdnge
icin &oi6cnbl@ nut $SS perIorcn
6o6e @r bcmerrte oen %erllit TO-
fort unO lit Der llcbcr5Gtglng, OaB
CT bon Soi6enoic6en bcrou6t muroc.