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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
LAWYER SUES RAILROAD
William B.. Sheldon of Bennington
AlleoeS Personal Injuries

BENNINGTON, Feb. 20. - William
3. Sheldon. OF this village, one of the
oldest members of the Bennington
county bar, has filed papers at the
county clerk : office in Il suit against
the Rutland Railroad company for
T1oo0 damages for I'M uries received in
the accident IN 1.-THE town of New Ha
ven. NOV. j.. 1872
Mr.. sheldon was passenger on The
nofth-hotmd flyer, which left the rails
short distance south Of New Haven
junction. He claims in his writ thai
ne was thrown about the car and hit
~ piece Of baggage sustaining IN
Ju1lcs that have interfrrcd with the
practice of his profession
tie claims responsibility on the part
OF the railroad company on the ground
that there were not Il sufficient mum
Der OF cross ties in the roadbed at the
point where the accident occurred
hat many OF the tics were rotten ana
that the rails were Old. lie also al
leees that the train was being operat
ed at high and dangerous rate Of
speed.
The writ IS made rcturnable mt the
June term Of Bennington county court
20 be held ut Manchester BatchcIdcr
\ Bates appear for the plaintiff. The
MINOR member of the firm was a mas
-en&cr on the same train ami was con
inod to hi, house for weeks as the re
suit 81 injuries.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20

severe grilling Kimball, youno
man 90 years old, broke down and
confessed
He stated that he was led into the
act by Wooster, who seems to have
been the prime mover in the crime
and had quite an influence over the
other boy. He furnished the matches
and told Wooster that they would both
escape during the excitement of the
fire. The boys had talked the matter
over considerably since the other fire
which destroyed the main BUILDING and
plans were made to make the attemnt
yesterday morning.
kimbalI who is Of a rather t;,uid
disposition mentioned the plan to an
other boy in the school who immeai.
atclv notified one of the attendants An
examination was made Of the bnildinos
and no traces were found of any az
tempt 70 fire the place and the attend.
ant began TO regard the affair as
joke some Of the boys were attemptipes
to play. A short time afterwards
flames We're seen shooting out of the
building
Wooster was also given brief
third degree by the officials but re-
fused to divulge anything.
The cow barn, which was the first to
20, was built completely of wood and
was 100 feet long by 40 feet wide ana
contained a large amount of hay, where
the fire was started. The other build-
ing wars a stable - feet long and ii
feet wide was also of wood with tba
exception of q cement floor and a com.
position on the walls to make if moro
sanitary. This building caught soon
after the other had startea~and was a
total loss.
Wooster is l. years old and altbonoh
of low mentality is of dominatinc
personality, and has been in the school
for several years. This is not his first
cscapade. He is the same bow who
several weeks ago made a sensational
escape from the place with vounp
man named Burke.
The boys viii be detained ut the
house OF correction until the next Sos.
sion of the Addison county court in
June.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
WE ARE ADDING

constantly to our stock. just now we
have a large assortment OF colored
photographs of interiors and of out Of
door views that are admirable for
framing. They are all signed ana
Wen worth the prices we offer them
Tor. St. Valentines day comes th;s
week, and, if You haven't been n an,
got what you want. there is VET =
chanee to get just what Won womb
IKE to send away. W. A. Adame
Park building. ''''''S'
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
DIED FRCM FRIGHT.
Frank Baker Of Rutland Knew war
rant Had Been Issued for His Arrest.

RANK baHeT OF Rutland Know War
rant Had Been issued for His Arrest
RUTLAND. Feb. %. What /, con
Slderdd q ease OF death from fear o,..
cured here when Frank Baker. p, an
empioTe OF the Woolworth store. died
knowing that the chief of police had
a warrant Tor him, charging state s
prison oifensc
On Jan. - Mrs. Margaret Dalton,
=, noN serving a sentence at the
house Of correction, left on The ,foo1
step Of Baker s mother : home here ~,
infant daughter, which was born 10 hcr.
Mrs. Dalton has not lived with her
husband for several wears In a state
ment made to the police after il was
found that she abandoned the child
Mrs. Dalton Implicated young Baker
lie was summoned to police hcadquar-
ters and ri"idly questioned, but de
aled the allegations. That NIGHT he was
taken i'll and had since been in a state
OF great nervous exhaustion The death
certificate gives the cause Of death rs
gastritis. The warrant charging adnI,
terry was never served on Baker be-
cause of his condition
The young man leaves his mother.
Mrs Richard Baker, and a sister, Miss
Bridget Baker, both OF this city.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
Green Cut Bone and Meat
The Cold Weather Poultry Food.

Fowls lave natural craving for ami
nal food. especially when the weather
is cold. All kinds of grains are good
but 10 produce lots of eggs, an occa
sional ration of green cut bone and
meat is absolutely essential This
product can be obtained Of Carroll s
Page, HYDE Park, VI. lie will ship
n Compound barrel to any address on
receipt Of 1915 and at this price pay
the freight to any railroad station in
New England or the Middle states
Money may be sent az. his. risk by reg
istered letter, postal money order,
check or express money order. When
writing him mention this paper.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
WHEN SLIDING BY

Sip into Sherry's restaurant on Main
street hill and get a cup of coffee to
improve your state of mind. We are
perfectly willing TO discuss the weather
II you feel the need OF that as well as
something good to eat ut most any old
time, day or night. Cooking is what
makes things taste good and when it
comes to cooking there is no other place
in town that can produce better.
Sherry's restaurant on Main street
hill.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
FOR BABYS SAKE READ THIS

Mabel Wickham, Trained Nurse Of
Farpcriield, y. Y, says: Comfort
fowder IS the best ! ever used for
babies tender skin. am careful not
- use scented powders ON children. =
Get the genuine with the signature OF
T.. s. sykes on box.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
FLOWER OF Fr,ouPs

WY 10 you waste your time and
MONEY experimenting with questionable
prahos OF hour When we assure YOU
beyond doubt that Queen of the
nltenen Flour viii give YOU the most
pleasing results. 1t is the flour of
hours, made of blend of choice
wheats. Cost a little more than the
ordinary brands but it is worth all II
costs and then some The Valley Grain
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
THE WEATHER CHANGES

Bring on hard colds that are hard to
combat. Chills are frequently a prom
inent symptom with them. A hot water
bag or bottle placed in the bed with
patient helps materially In fact
there ought not to be a house in which
such 4 useful article is not to be found
when wanted. Wilfred f. Root. phar-
macist, has n complete assortment of
the very best makes of hot water con
rainprs
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
QUANTITIES or FLOWERS

Went from our greenhouses to homes
in Brattleboro and elsewhere rs st.
Valentine day remembrance hut we
have many left and can fill any orders
You see fit to give as. 1t has been the
busiest winter we have ever experienc-
ell but we have made special efforts To
meet the demands and have succeeded
in doing so and shall continue to. c.
E. Allen, florist, Canal street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
OLD DUTCH BRAND

Of coffee is the kind that properly
brewed will wake you up in the morn
ing and give you a start for the long
day of work. This brand is one we have
been selling for some time at % cents
pound and we have yet to hear a
complaint about the quality Those who
once buy it become our steady custom.
ers. 1t is one of our best sellers. j. T..
Allen q Son, grocers. Elliot street
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
THE DEEP SEA FIsHERMEN

Are bringing to the wharves in Bos-
ton tons of mighty fine eating fish and
we are almost daily getting supplies
from them that discriminating house.
keepers in Brattleboro are buying and
their families are eating. Besides all
kinds of fish we have lot of other
things, and our variety of canned goods
is very extensive. S. Wells & Son. fish
men.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20
MANY BRIGHT BUSINESS MEN

admit their houses. factories or stocks
Of goods may burn, yet assume they
themselves are immune from EARL
death. To such We suggest study OF
the experience of their own acquaint-
arcc and then offer our service. Ma
tional Life Ins. co. Of Vt (Mutual.)
EARLE S. KINSLEY, General Agent,
Rutland, vt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-20

There were $4,000 patents applied
Tor IN America last year Only $4,000
patents were granted
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

6rou Sot6orino Widuarbon, mur0e
ierner 6ei6loiian om fommenoen
Sonntag in Dem Gouuitotter BOLTS
felt-&orf al Der 6reOerid 9oao no1
cine fleiue 9}a6ieier 81 peronitolten.
Ger yGonnitotter &olfsieit &crcinS"
Bat iein poQ5G6liges@ri6einen 6ereitS
3u0eiugt lnO ou6 Die pielen ionItioen
SrelnOe rmO 9efaunte oes &erein5
merOen iibsrliG Ser ein poar reGt
ongene6me Stlnoen peripre6enOcn
geranitoIhtng 5a6lrciG 6cipo6neu.
Gen bGionOeren 9unf ser WiitglieOer
erporb ib Die ErGiOentin, 6rou
@lelmie @ollmerbouien. nod oo-
0lrG, ooB iie om Sdluiie Ser geiri-
Gen @erionmhng Die onmeienocn
Goncn nit @iScreame, Sudden mO
onocren ledercn So6en in iplenOiOer
Meiie troftirte. Die Sibung ionO IN
Sen o6crcn &1untlidfeitcu Oes Sofo6
&euler'iden 9leitourouts in Ger 2222,
6reoerid-9lpenue, itott.
oArion Gomen &erein."
Gie geitrigc 0}onotS.&eriommllng
0es o9lrion Eolnen &ereins" i'm
9(rion-&orf 6otte cincn ouBerorOent-
lid glltell @eiudb dui5lmciicu IS
mlroe einitimmig ser 9eiNluB &c
foB, i'm @ioi Elm v@robeerenieit" ob'
5u6alten, cine &eranitaltung, Die
ii6erlicb iebr Uielperipre6eno lit. Zen
@orIib in Scr oeitrigenSibung fii6rte
bic %rdiiOentin 5rou 6ron5isfo
@oigt, OoS @rotofoQ Die Sefretorin,
6roll Gliio6et6 Wtebl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

ter ser Seitlmg bon Sane 9loOonis
aus Chicago melbe Dem @refutibs
rat6 Der n9lotional @omen'S Suii.
rage 9liiociotion4 ongeb0rt, muroe
bier 9eltern cine &eibe BON Ser,
iommllngeu mo Gonferen5en nit
Oen 6ii6rerinneu DER Suifrogetten
I'M Stoate eroffnct.
Nat6an'S GrHcunune nidJt gcncbm.
@btco9o, SQ.. II. W}Grj.
Die @refiltiO,9eb0rOe Der o9lnericon
6eOeration Of Catholic Societies"
lat geitern bier 9feiolutionen auee-
uommen morin gegen Die @rneu.
mng BON @rHeito gtot6au, iriiberen
9iirgermeiiter BON &om Stalien,
gum Gertreter Stalien's bel Der SGo.
noma-9lusiteaung @roteit erboben
miro. Sn oen Geiohltionen merOen
aae tatboliiAen @eieaihaiten olfge-
forOert, bel Dem @r1iioenten Ger
9IuSIteIlung eeeen Ole @ruenmng 5u
proteltiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Bur Icttcn glndc.

Serr 9Iuguit @lcper in @egenport
Oieler 9eiotrageuOen ouf Dem
Baltimore 6rieO6gie4 ms fii6le
@ro6 gc6etiet. - 9eiben6cgdng-
nib oeS 0errn So6n $. Sdlo.
man.
@eltern 9tobmittog mrrOe inter
5o6lreicber 9et6eiliguug Serr 9lug.
N}eDer bon 9}r. 1923, Sit-M}ooiions
Strobe, 81 @rabe getrugen. Dit
i6m lit cine Der horofteriitii6iten
&eri0lhi6feiten Oit.9oltirlore'S Oal
bingei6ieoen. Serr W}eDer fam I'M
9lIter bon 10 So6ren nob Baltimore
rno 6at bier longe Sabre 6inolirdb
ais 6e1t- uno Gnn3lebrer depirft.
Son ieiner SugenO5eit fonute tlllr
menig in @rfo6rlmg gebra6t wcr-
oen - man mrnfelte, er ei Elm
fron50iii6er WarqlliS r. bier 6oite
er o6er ii6 nod SSo6ren 10 Oiel G5elo
erlpor6en, Dab er iih ieinen &ie6bo
tereien piomen fonnte @r bctrieb
glitrononlie uno enpor6 ourcb lgo-
tente, Ole er fir ieine GrfinOungen
erbieIt, Elm fIcineS Gernlogen. 81.
lebt mar er ais eriter gliiiltent bel
Serrn Sultan &C. Srie5 9elfort,
Central 9loenue mo Baltimore
StroBe, ongeIteQt. @err Nieper mar
5pei Wlol oerbeirotbet @eraoe ge
Itern, om Gage ieiner 9eeroiglng,
lporen es 5m0lf Sabre, bob ieine cr-
ite 6rut cine geb Sri. 9lmeIio SoI5-
6auien, itorb. Serr Nieper mar
@litglieO ser u&Dt6ogoreou 2oge
gtr. 22~ Der n&pt6ioS Sitter" 0iit-
9lieOer Oieier 9oge boben ais 9obr-
tll6trdger i6rem 6reun0e geitern Die
lebte @bre erpieien; nu6 elmer
SroueronOo6t fono ole geiiesln1
ouf Dem Baltimore 6rieobofe" itott
Sr. Sobn $. Q Glomon.
Cine onOere 9iide rib Der EoO, ais
er am 8. NiGr5 Srn. Sobn $. SAIo-
man BON 9tr. 1902, Oit @ageritr..
pl0bli6 aus Dem Se6en raffte. Sr.
Sdlomon Ger iAon felt oielen So6'
rem ieine 6rou perloren Bate, le6te
iebr 5uriidge5ogen iinO ru6ig nit
ieiner So6ter Die 9eiieblug, bel
Der Yoitor Sed Die Srouerreoe belt
fonO geltern yto6mittag itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Sa6cn siitc Snfnnft

0nB Oie r@euuiDlpania etlenDa1n-
@eieaI6aft fiir ouS @oDler9e9en
ibrer geomten bciorgt it, ldBt lib
ibou oarols crIe6eu, oaB einem Se-
riGt 5ufolge cine groBe gln5a1l pom
9eomten ii6er so Sabre i'm gienlte
moren uno BON elmer fleinen Stel-
hlng on ii6 5u i6rer jebigen eTlpor
genrbeitet 6otten Inter Den Seste-
rem m0gen erwdbnt werOen. 5. ..
Sut6inion 9(iiiitent oes Sice-Frall-
Oenten, pel1er Die OberaufIi6t ll0er
oie Sermoltung oes @runOelgell-
tbums, @infdufe lno Gerii6erltngen
Der Sobn Bat; iopie 9(. 9. Songoon,
9etrebs- Snlpeftor Der Song Sslono
Giienba6n"; 6. Z. @oItletbwaite,
giiiiitent fiir oen 9rGiiOenten Der
b D@ennipIpaniu 8o6n~ lno 6. 9.
9omion |erpolter ser ,Stor Union
9inie" 9(ae fiinf @ice-@rdlioenten
ser @enniploonia-9inien weItlib BON
@ittSbureb, limo e6enioaS felt ii6er
40 Sobrcn i'm 0icnitc ser 9o6u0e-
icQi@ait,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
0nrac stabtnrniafcitcn.

@ouperneur @orf Eronmea bon
6loriOo befanO iid geitern in 9alti-
more uno 6otte cine Gohieren5 nit
Srn. 6ronf 81 6urit megen Der Groi-
mage Der 6loriOo @pergloOes, nit
mel6er Srn. 6urlfs Gompu9nie Dor
Orei So6ren beollftrogt purOe.
6rou Siooc g 9tire, Die 4Sralioen-
tin Der 9tep Dorf-@eleIlicboft our
llnterOriidilng ,mrotbigen S6rmes,
mel6e am N}ittpod) 9l6eno bel Der
@eiunO6eits Gonferen5 Der neOi6i-
nii6en lrnO dirurgiiden SofultGt
ipro6, bielt geitern oub einen Gor-
trog bei'm lpohcntli6en 2ltn6eon
Der ,@omen's Gipic 9eogue."
Sm Wlo0iion glpenue Sempel
miro am nG6iten Ntontog Gr. Wto-
Jon aroB BON 9rooflgn 9t.-9)., por
Den NiitglieOern oes Baltimore Scr
ems isroelitii6er 6rouen" einen Dor
trog 6olten.
Sm 3uitonOc BON Or. 6rcO. Go.
rilt5ers bon gtr. 1929, Oit 9altt-
moreltroBc, uelher ii1 ipegcn zines
&innbaden @cihlpiires gum 5ueI'
ten @iole nod Dem 6ranflin.Sqnnre1
Soipitol bege6en mlBtc, lit geiterll
cine benerfenspert6e 9eiierung eilli
getreten, un0 cS miro eruortet, Dob
Der glr5t ooS 6oipitol in einigen Sas
gen mieoer oerloiien fam. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

G6iirme idienelt sic 5O-piiinoigen
augeln in raider 6ol9e aus5uipeicn.
I'm Dem ieltencn 56alIipiel 6ei}u
pobnen, elite ASrinB Srieorih aarl 70.
Tort bon ieinem Suuptauartier anf
ShloB @raoenitein nit ieinem Stabe
bcrbei unO periolgtc aIfmerfiam Oas
112-itiin0ige glrtilcrieqeiemt. oaS iid
MN entipam. Gic StranObattcric
bel 9Ilnoer iebte oen Sdiiiien Ocs
Iburmpnn5erS Gin raicn0cs Sclcr
aus 6 @eidiibcn eut9cgcn lm0 nad
Dem Die augcln 3uerit ii6er Oas 3iel
binansgegangen maren ibhl9cn Tie
oonn nit itouncnsmert1er Si6cr6eit
al oic Yon5ermanO, obne ireilih SUE
n6dit irgenO mel6e @irtina 3u ba-
ben. 0o6 ou1 sic &er6cerunarn Oc5
ciienipeienoen llnge6euers bicbcn
aus. 3u ibrer groBen llc6erraidlmg
iaben Die @rerBeu DAB oie @eidoiie
oes nHolf 9rafe@ menia crrci6tcn.
Sic 8ertrimmerten 3par ciligc
StranObiitten H. 5eritortcu ote 90id'
ungen ober i6r 0nlpt5iel, oic 9gon.
tonbriidc, blieb nnperic6rt. Nlau
iiirhtete INNER, Dab nod irgeuO cine
ieiner gebeimen Giiden 5u Gage trc-
ten wiiroe; 70 Bate mau er5d6lt. 0oB
OoS S6iif our9 @iniaugen BON @oi.
ier gan5 mitertall6en uno 10 ibieBen
fonnte, man wiiBtc ti6t mo6cr.
ylidts oopon seidob. @ieIme6r wnr-
DC Oos 6eucrn OeS yGoli arote" all.
m0blif lullicber, mo idGeBlm
idpamn es init poaem Ounpf mic.
Der Dem Meere 5u, IaS prcuBiibc
8ombarocment bate 0od gelpirft;
oas Sdiif mar bon 100 Gllgeln ge.
troffen moroen uno luieS ole Spuren
BON 50 @eidolien oiti. Ger 9ricf
eines oduiiden 5eeoffi5iers pom
~9folf &rafe", oen SriniuS iii iciuen
prdhtigen Bud i6er oen odniiden
&rieg mittbeilt, 5eigt, mie perbliiiit
Die Ddnen iel6it iiber oieien@}iBeriola
ibreS 6eiten Sdiffes uoreu. r@ir
rehnen Dab ungef0br 5000 @nm0
@iien auf uuier S6iff gei6oiieu NOR
oen iinO", beiBt cS GA. rm0 S6r
fonnt @u6 oenfen ooB eS ni9t weltia
fnallte BON unieren augeln lmO Oenen
oes 6einoes, bouptid6Gb Die @rana
ten Die iiberoa 5eriprahgen. Sd bin
mlf Dem cincn Obr gon5 taub geipor.
Den. Gin SduB no6m Die Sdlfte ocS
fleinen anopies mlf Dem Sop oeS
@roBmaItes nit iid6. 10 Dab Der Ssim.
pei 5nr Groe fiel.~ Ger nStol5 oeS
SonoeS4 cas- uGerOer6eu ocs 5ciu
oes~ Bate bel Der criteu 8ro6c ucrs
iogt; ole Gdncn wareu I'M cine Soii.
nlng drmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
CsIam6tc, @elue9r lei nnaeIaScn.

Ger 9tcger George Sotfion bon Eo-
topsco g}ef purOe in Der Gontoner
Eoli5eiltotion BON 9fi6ter @omeQ ei-
mem @er60r unter5ogcn, neil er an
ae6lid ouf Oen t6.id6rigen F6ilip
goncu gci6oiicn bu6en ioa, in Der
g(6ii6t, i'm 5u toOten. Gieier @or-
foa creignete ii6 duf Der Sooge-
,Sorm-9iou0 bel Sparrows-Yoint am
uorigen Wlontag. Gic ger6aftrng
2Sodlons fonnte ober crit geitern be-
merfItelligt perOen. Gic Sllgel orons
Dem iim9en Dancp IN Die linfc S6nl-
ter uno wurOe ipGter i'm 9olpital
entfernt. 9ein ger6or CAB Sodlon
an, OoB er I'M SpaB me6rere aamera-
oen ali Der StraBe nit einem @e'
me6r 6cOro6te nnO iiber5eugt gemelen
Iei Oos @emebr iei ungelaoen gepe-
len. SadIon muroe Dem @eri6tsDer-
fabren ii6eripieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

@ren5eu Ser Stoot 9ielp gorf bin.
aus boboeroienter 9iirger lit &c
tern nit Sobn 8. -GaOWalaoer, Dem
YrGiioenteu Der 0fientlibeu 9i6lio.
tbef uno @rGli0enten oeS 9teips9or
fer 9orreouS, aus Dem 2e6en geibic.
Sen. @r muroe nod ldngerer &ronf.
belt im 76. Sebensiobre in ieiner
@o6mmg, gt. 3, g9eit Sc. StroBe,
pom GoOer ereilt. 9ei ieiner pieliei.
iigen E6dtigfeit lit Ga0opoloOer
Oen 9tep Norfern mo6l am beiten
olr6 iein @irfen i'm Sntereiie ser
offentli6en 9i6liot6ef befonnt gene
fen Tie Sdoffung oeS 8ro6t6oueS
an Der 5. 9lpenue mo AZ. StraBe lit
5um oroBen 66eile iein @er0ienit.
@r bat Sen @lan Der &ereinigung
Der peri6ieOenen 9i6liot6efen, Die
BORT oereinigt wuroen ausgeor6ei-
tet. 9Ille5eit 6eitrebt, ieine Gienite
Der 0iientlicben @oblfo6rt 3u mios
men bat GoOmolooer Oob MIR Elm
0ifeutIibes 9(mt befleioet: Sm Sabre
1874 muroe er bon Sonilton 6ii6
ols SlliS Staotsiefretdr nod
@ai6ington berilfen unO 6efleioete
oieie SteIle pier Sabre long. Ser
idieoentlid puroe iein Same ais
Der OeS 9lahfoIgers @6itelaw 9ieiO's
ouT Oen 9otihoiterpolten in @nglonO
genannt. 9llS glnmolt er ge6orte
Der 6irmn Strong & GaowoIaoer an
n genoB er inter ieincn Gollegen
ieiner 6G6igfeit uno @eroObeit pe.
gen OoS b6bite 9lnie6en. @r wor
imter onOerent Erllltee OeS Carnegie.
SnititutS in @oi6ington unO scr
YrinCeton llniperiitGt unO geborte
ais 0fitglieo Der @eielli1oft fir
ibone &iuite Dem notllr6iitoriihcn
W}uleunL DEM g}em Dorfer 9adt
unO elmer 9lu5obl onOerer befonnter
Clubs an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
9lcdlt fiir gMc.


Solpeit ipie borauS5rieben it, 1T
Oie N1ogIi6feit nusgei6Ioiiet OaB
SRI. 9oura W. MaiuIter, YrdliOen-
tin ser ,@lenentaribuI.2e6r
&ereiuigumg," iib Dor Der S4nlbe-
bor0e 81 perantporten ba6en miro,
meil Ta oic @rncnrmg bon SRI. N1ol-
lie 81. So66S ols @rin5ipolin Der
6ifentIi6en SGule g3r. 60 enlpfoblen
Goben IoI. SRI. Sobbs mirOe nit
feds eegen Heben Stimmen in Der
lebten SbuIiibung fir Oielen Soften
erwd6lt. 9lagemein lit ai@ beformt,
baB 6rl. Soobs ouf Ser Seite bon
SSrl. N3oiniter itanD, ols Die Sebtere
iidb wegcn Sniu6orOiuotion 5u Oer-
ontiuortcn bate. 8eino6e iGnntli6e
S6ul-GommiiiGre ipru6en ii6 ou.
bin aus, Dab irgeno eine 2ebrcriu
ooS Nedbt boben ioatc, Die GonoiOo-
tilr elmer ibrer GoQeginnen 5u 6eiiir-
Dorten, uno OoB Elm ioIbes @orgebcn
ri6t ais unbotin6Big olgeie6en iper'
Oen ioatc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Gycicr OcS 9SnrimfcItcs.

Der ,Srouer &iilfsOerein Der
r&cbrcp Gbil0rcn's Sbcltering anO
4Srotcctipe 9liiociation" bat geltcrn
lntcr Der Scitung ocs Scrrn Sarrp
9ioicut6al oen aiuOcrn ciuc gIdn5en.
Oe 5cicr 81 @bren oeS @llrimfelteS
gege6en. 9Im 9l6eno fonO Elm 6eIt-
eIIen itott, oil Dem iib oas 0irefto-
riiun mo oclien 6reinocSfrciS be-
t6eiliote. @6rengGitc lmo ReOner Oes
9l6enos paren Die 9fob6iner Or. @il-
liam &oienauL Or. Sloficr, Or. &ll-
benItein irnO Or 9iobn. 0ie &oae
oes 5oaimeiiters botte &err g8iQiom
SeOi iibcrnounen nnO fiiltc Icin 9lmt
nit 0roBem @ci6id aus. glm @llen
paren ctpa 1875 @Gite bet6ciligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
GyramcmrcdJtlidjcs.

&cin gSo6leifcr inter Den ,Srauen IN
81 SuinoiS. - llnter6ais Der Sir
y ginia StootSgeieb0e6nng le6ut
Giniii6rimg oes 6ruuenitimm-
rcdtS o6.
GbicoQo, ST. -. Nlar5.- @ic
oie einge6euoen 9eridte folt orrh-
06noio 6eio0en, 5cioten bel ben om
GicnItog in SunOerteu bon St0Oten
unO Ortidoften BON Sllinois porge.
nommenen muni5ipolen FrimGrpo6-
len oie ,Sraler o6eleid lie 5um er-
item W}ole i6r Stinnnredt ausilbcn
0urften, nidt me6r @o6leifer olS Oie
Mdnner, wclde ii@ ie6r 5oblrei6
BON oen Stimmpldsen fern 6ielten.
Sine gllSnobnc biloeten mr. oie
Sale, in uelden wi6tige lofolc
Gonteite 5um gnStroge ju brinsen
waren. 9lllgemein mar Oos obge0e-
bene gohlm elm ie6r i6mn6es.
@os ooS poiiiue @ablredt ongebt,
10 erlonete in Canton bel Der
DISCRIMINATION cine 6rou ole
brittle Stelle ouf Dem n@itl5enS
@lergcr Sidet" mG6reuO in Ntt. Gor-
roll einc 6rou wel@e lid INN Die
Domination fir oos 9lmt oes N}o0.
orS beparb, nit 270 gegeu 80 Slim
men gel6loeen uurOe.
Gle 5iibrerinnen Der Sufiragetten
maren a6er INN cine GrflGrlng oeS
nidiigelnoen @obleifers nidt oerle.
oen, ionOern erflGrten, sic Srolien
purten ibre @nergie fir Die eigentli.
de 7rii6io6rswo6l all, bel pefcber IN
ii6er 300 Nhni5ipolitdteu iiber Die
Sriuffroge abeeitimmt miro.
@trginin Ie6nt 5ronen-
itimmredt ob.
Ric6mono, @o, IL. @lGr5. ~
Gos Gelegoten6ous Der StootS-
9egislottr bon &irginioo lebnte oe.
tern Die Dill be5iiglih Der @iutiib.
rllng oes SrouenitimmrehtS nit eli
nem @otum BON "A aegeu 13 Slim
men u6.
Suffrogetten 9qmpo9nc
ion @eorgid. ,on.s
9ltloonto,7 90, -. Nl0r5 Tin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Gum ciacncu @uacn iibcrfa6rcn.

Ger 9}eger @iliam 9rep BON 9tr.
406, Tentb Gollrt, ein allticber Ser
,9(runoel Sano nnO @rapel So,
itiir5te geitern @iittug BON ieinem nit
Sizes belaoenen @agen al Der Son-
bale StraBc 10 ungliidli@ 6erob, Dob
er inter Die GGoer OeS @eiGbrtS ge-
riet6 uno Oieie ibm iiber ben 2eib
oingeu. Sdwer, aber angeblif niHt
le6enS0ei1brli6 uerlebt wlrOe er in
ser raid 6er6ei gerllienen 9lmbuldn5
Oes uoropeltliben 0iltriftS na6 Dem
Sprec65immer Oes bon Der pglruloel
SonO an0 @raoel So" angcltellten
9lr5tes al Der @de BON @oltern-9lpe-
lule ino 1o(ieItraBe gebrod)t