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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
Bryan 4 College Interurban.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Dixie tonight

Dixie tonight
Piers pure lager beer In bottles at
Marwiil's.
Lyle Royder OF wellborn was in the
city today.
George Foster Of the bottom was In
the city today.
P. s. Park went to Navasota yester'
day on business.
s. s.. Kelly OF Kurten was in the
city on business today.
Judge W. J. Moore Of Benchley was
a visitor to the city today.
]. II. Edinburgh has returned from
a business trip TO Caldwell.
Mrs. A. s. Kelley went to Houston
today on a visit to relatives.
Miss Carrie Moseley left today for
visit to relatives in Calvert
Mrs. Trent Newton OF Benohley Is
the guest OF Mrs. !. II. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Gregg Of Pitts
bridge were visitors to the city today
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Bullock OF STEEP
Hollow we're shopping in the city to
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Smith Of Bedias
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Rat
lin.
J. II. Lummus and children OF III
wood are guests of Mrs. A. Whittier
Of Tabor
Beautiful line OF ladies' midsummer
slippers and pumps. See Webb Bros.
show windows.
Ike Neeley. f. s. Nation and George
Barron OF lola we're visitors to the cit
on business today.
New line Of ladies' slippers ant
pumps Just received. See our shoV
window. Webb Bros.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
TANGIBLE ASSETS OF
RAILROADS DECREASED
rnr A..oc,a,ea Pre..l

Austin. Tex. July lO.-The total
tangible assets of railroads in Texas
amount to sIe2. 100000. a decrease Of
100000 from last year. This was
the statement OF Tax Commissioner
Love, who just has finished an appor-
tionment Of the tangible assets OF the
railroads to the several counties OF
Texas. He has sent notification to
county tax assessors Of the amount In
their respective counties.
The international & Great Northern
Railroad is at present the only one
which has protested the assessment
This road claims tangible assets OF
approximately 100000, while Mr.
Love pp oed its tangible assets at sli.
4SS, 800.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
Standing.
STEEP HOLLOW
DEFEATED BRYAN

The Steep Hollow baseball team de.
feated team OF Bryan youngsters
yesterday afternoon in poorly played
game on the Allen Academy grounds
by a score OF 5 to 3. The game was
featured by the pitching Of Pate OF
Steep Hollow and by home run BY
Ferguson OF the Steep Hollow team.
A return game vii lbe played between
the two teams one day next week on
the Steep Hollow grounds. Batteries:
Steep Hollow. Pate and Ferguson;
Bryan. Caldwell. Num-. Spell and
Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
NOTICE. ICE CONSUMERS.

Parties having ice books viii please
tear out own coupons in order that no
careless emplcye win abuse this privi-
lege. Observance Of this request will
greatly aid us in rendering you the
good service we so much desire.
Very truly,
BRYAN ICE co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
psArH OF LEWIS LOCKE,
Sudden and UntImeIy End Brought
Sorrow to Town and County.

When death comes TO the aged, TO
those who have finished their allotted
time on earth. sadness hangs like Q
pail over bereayed and soTowing
ones But when the grim reaper
comes TO the young. TO one standing
at the very gateway OF life. TO one
whose future. bright with promise, IL
all before him. II sweeps over the soul
like a torrent and engulfs us In sea
OF deep despair.
Such was the sorrow that came TO
Bryan friends and loved ones when
announcement was made Of the sad
and unexpected death OF Lewis Locke,
which occurred on Wednesday, July 8.
at 1;45 p. m.
Seemingly in his usual health and
attending to his duties at James drug
store. where for many years he has
held responsible position, he was
stricken on Sunday with a severe and
serious attack Of appendicitis. which
caused his death on Wednesday at the
hour stated. He was taken TO the
Bryan Hospital. and although skilled
surgeons. capable nurses and every
remedy known TO medical science
we're summoned TO the sufferer, II was
all 10 no avail. and the young life
went out in the early morning tide OF
ifs promise.
Lewis u. Locke was born July H.
1889. and was a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
S. f. Locke OF Cottonwood. who died
when he was very small boy, at
which time he and his brother. Henry
Locke, we're taken into the loving
Christian home OF their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. cy Koontz Of lack
where they we're loved. rearer and
educated with tender and faithful care
He attended the University OF Tex
as Medical School at Galveston, and
at the close OF the session OF 1sOS-Os
received his certificate from that In
stitutIon as a State pharmacist. and
was continuing his studies In prepare
ton for his chosen profession.
Mr.. Locke was a member OF The
First Baptist Church Of this city, and
lived an exemplary life Of quiet Chris
tlan demeanor.
The remains were transferred iron
the hospital to the home OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cy Koontz, from which place tn
funeral services were conducted oil
Thursday afternoon at o'clock IN
der the auspices OF the Knights o
Pythias Lodge of this city. Of whicI
he was member DIR. NJ. Z. Weaver
his pastor. conducted the religion
services at the home and at the grave
III The following gentlemen acted a
pail bearers:
IN NJ. II. James Sr., John F. Ettle.
W. Bats, F. L. Henderson. John Hun
and Ed S. Martin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
TEXAS JUDGE IN NEW YORK.

New York, July 10.-Judge Gordon
Russell, Judge of the United States
district court for the Eastern District
of Texas, WIN hold United States
district court in this city for the
Southern District OF New York, from
today until September 26, inclusive.
This has been done to relieve the coa-
gested condition of the docket in the
court for this district
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
SENT TO COUNTY ROAD.

Jim Norris, a negro, plead guilty
yesterday before Justice of the Peace
Royder of the Wellborn precinct to
mallciously shooting a COW belonging
to DR.. George F. Lee of Wellborn.
Morris was fined s25 and costs by
Justice Royder and was placed on the
county road, being unable to pay the
fine.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
QUARANTINE AGAINST NEW
ORLEANS is STILL ON

Austin. Tex. July lO.-State Health
Officer Steiner has announced that
there will be no relaxation at present
in the quarantine placed against New
Orleans on account Of bubonic plague.
The embargo now affects all Texas
ports.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
WILL ERECT COTTAGE.

]. r. Robinson OF Hearne has let
contract to r. S. Taylor to build a
fve-room cottage on Dallas avenue,
this city, near the home Of W. S. VIII
son Jr.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
MANY APPLICATIONS TO
PURCHASE PUBLIC LANDS

Austin, Tex, July 10.-Many appli-
cations already have been received by
Land Commissioner ]. L. Robson for
the purchase of 100000 acres of pub
lie school and State lands in North
west Texas, thrown on the market
July l. Some Of this land is being
sold for nonpayment of interest, and
most OF II is offered at very low
rate, with slight settlement require
ments.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
is SERIOUSLY ILL.

Hon. w. T. Young was reported
very seriously Ill at his rooms in the
Commerce building this afternoon.
Little hope was held out that he could
survive more than a very few hours.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
pEAcoNs' MEETING.

The Eagle is requested to announce
a meeting of the deacons and finance
committee of the First Baptist Church
at the church at $50 tonight. Each
member is urged to be present.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
STANDING OF TEXAS LEAGUE.
Yesterdays ResuIts.

Houston-Be Beaumont. rain.
Waco IL. Austin 8.
Dallas 10. Fort Worth 3.
Galveston 10. San Antonio Z.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10

San Antonio at Houston.
Galveston at Beaumont
Austin at Waco.
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
NOTICE. WoopMEN.

Tonight is regular meeting night of
the w. o. W. Business that demands
attention.
]. II. CANNON JR., c. c.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-07-10
CAR SERVICE

From Bryan to Edge
To Franklin, Normange, North
Zulch at reasonable rates after
1880 p. m. every day. See
A. II. SCOTT, Mail. Carrier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

Qlmt troB feiner fieb3is Sabre nod
gana pobl 1elbit aus3ufilIen. Mls
Der Hrieg ausgebrofen mar, bate er
periuht, cine Gtelle ols 5elbprebiger
au erboIten, aber fein Gsiu9 mar obne
Mntmort aeblieben. 9lun bertrot er
oft Icinen Batter ober einen benahbors
ten 9forrer in ibren QlmtsgeI9dften,
bielt ii9 ou9 bdufig in Solle auf, Inn
Ieinen bsrebrten 2ebrer S9leiermas
der gu boren, on ben Ct iib NIT Der
aon3tn Slut ieines 9er5ens anges
faloFen hotte. Daapifden Las er biel
uno itubierte eifrig, ober bas allies
befriebigte ibn ni1t. @r febnte fi9
naH elmer Sdtigteit, bic isine strdfts
anIpdnnte, Fein 9eben ousfiillte. Qlber
ipie ipllte er lie fin6en9 g2o9 sinmnI
SnIornotor pcrben, nod einmal als
9hle6t be3a6lter Diener iid unter
frembe WlenI6en buden unb ic6miez
oen2 Gr bate eeraoe asnug babon.
Sber iid nm cine Pforrs bererben2
Dos nor fat ousii9tslos, menn nicbt
elm 3ufall gu Silfe fam; oenn oamoIs
oeIfa6 es ipo6l, baB Die olten &anbis
eaten einem boben &oniiitorio i6re
orauen Saore cinionbten, gum 8sleg
6ofiir, mie lorge iie f9on ouf cine
Gtelle norteten. Murbe CT SubItitut
Teiues @oterS, 70 bate er meniqiiens
iifere QlnportIdaft auf cine Yfarre,
unb 0u Der 2tlie nit Dem @eoonten
umoino, lid peniionieren 3u loFen 10
6otfe er bem Drdneen Der Gltern na9z
oeoeben unb iib beporben. Qlber jebe
llnterbre6pna feines nll3u itillen unD
einIo~mioen 2cbenS mar i6m ipilltons
mel, un0 bic pl0blife GinloOung oes
@orons mar ibm mebr als Oas, Iie er=
fullte i'm nit freuoigem StoI3e.
0snn Seinri9 BON &roTgt mar
3ipar elm leutieliger unb b0flider6err,
ober cr moGte es Ielten einem leitt,
an i6n nd1er heronSutommen. So me-
niq er bon junierlihem Sonmut an
Ii4 botie, 70 freun0Iib er nit jebers
Manu. iel6it nit ben qlernIien un0
@eringfeu prod. 10 msnig waS iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

Weisn ba3u angetan, jemanoen CUR
bertrauIt1en Nnndberung 3u ernlutis
gen. Sn Der ganaen Saltung ieiner
boben @eitalt, in bem Qlusbrude bes
fdDnen, itrengen 2lntliBes nit ben
f6orfen, tloren 2(ugen lag etipos Sc
bietenbes, unirilltiirlin 9sfpett @inz
fl6bsnbes, Dem iid isIbit feline Gtans
besgenpHen beugten. Sm ge6einen
freili9 fd)iittelte monder iibtr ibn ben
&opf, unb befonbers Die alien un0
Glteren Damen oes 2anba6eIs bieIten
Supeilen Elm fhorfes @eri1t iiber i'm,
ipen7 fe inter iib tuaren. 1enn mas
fir Elm unsrtIarlider, feltfamerWenid>
mar er bo9l Sbpobl er iHon peit
iiber Elm Sa6r zen 2lbl9ieb genommer
6otte uno bic aroBen Sitter na9 oem
Sobe ieines @aters bepirtlhaftete,
bate er ii9 nod immer ni9t umgez
fehen unter BEN S09tern res 9anOe5
unb tebanoelie alle jungen 3dmen Ieiz
nes &reifes nit Der gleihen bOfliden
&GIte. Ser Wlonn i9ien Elm bolltoms
mener MsiberfeinO sti fein. 3mei iei-
ner S6neItern bielten ibm abpeH=
feInb SauS, unO feline Wlutter fam 5u=
peilen bon SolberraOt r6er @r0nn.
um nod benz Re9ten gu ieben - Der
gloB an feiner Seite blieb leer. 1as
mar eepiB merpeillos; per fcnnts pif=
fen, o6 ni9t Gin Gje6einnis odbinter
itedte 9(ber beoenfli6er nod, geras
ne3u ItonDol0s uno ri0itiil mar her
@eIGmod, ben er bei oer Mobl ieiner
6reunoe Denies. 3par OoB er nit
6enen bon @eoell auf Qies0orf uno
nit Dem BON Srotba duf G'dnIefurt9,
icinem @6roeer, freunDf9aftliden
@ertebr pflog, bos ipar gang in Der
Srbnung. Qlber pas follte man ba5u
Yogen, baB 6er Gprpb bes iiteiien uno
Observation-Disclosures i'm Gadltreiie nit
biiracrli9en @elebrien in pertror.sm
llmGonq {tancl Da mar 3am 8eiipiel
Elm Q(r3t aug 6olle, Elm ProfclIor
9}eil, b1ufiqer Sat ouF benz @opliBer
G6loiie, unD mon ioaie, SAB Der 8as
ron nit inn oft bis Wsitieruodit Seim
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
@. aortfehuna.l

,,Gireft in 6os G9loB meiner @ds
ter" perfeBte aroiigt. .Sie tommsn
fobolb ni9t pieber fort. Sie follen
mir sr3dbIeh Con Dem 3orfsn uno feis
nem gei1e. benn mas man bon bort
Der bort. 1T meiit bolber G6pinbel.
Die einen fdrben aus blinoem Dob
allies ihpor5, bic onoern ieben olles
roiig. neil ie ben &erl oergottern.
Gr l4pong iic6 Ieidt in ben SatteL
unb BOT bem YaItor WoIoenbouer bic
6ouo, bic Der 2llte frdftig fhiitteIte,
ipGbrenb Wertmeiier gang berbliifft
Sur Seite itano.
,6err poitorl" rief &roiigt, Dih
enifiibre Sbnen sybren Sobn Dod
rerpflimte im MID bei ben @ebeinen
&nrls beS GroBen, i'm in crei Saeen
in eigener qerfon in Sbrem qforrs
bauie tpieosr ob5uliefern. 6obeH sic
bdgeoen etipas ein5uipenoen9"
Simmer RAID bon @nti6luBl So
ltnut man Sie, 6err garon!" eripi>
oerte Der munters Greis nit 2oHen.
nMorum benn nibt2 wlir Iann's
rett lein. penn Der Suuge tpill"
oU2it @ergnii9en. iogte WloIoenz
bauer junior.
DOS lit fd)0nl Do pdren mir ia
d'accord." rief GroIgI. nMlIo QLbieu,
nNin 6err qditor. En- avantl"
ST trieb ieintn Saul an unD iaote,
obne bcs WeeeS al odten, iiber ben
GtoppeIoder; bidt binter ibn ritt Der
Ganbioot; Elm eeroumes Stiid BON
beiben entfsrnt ioIgte ber Sd9erSHr0z
Der. lleber eiuen 5iemli9 byeiteuGras
ben iebteu bic 9leiter glatt binpeg.
Mertmeiiter Iob IS BON fcrne unb
entiebte iif. ,llm 0imnielsphlen,
6err gruoer, mas iunb oas Tiir Sc
frbiften! Mos loll Elm sonbioot per
S6eolrais aui benz qFerDel Se6en
Gle nicbt9 Gr tonn ben 6als bre-
deHl"
vWeia &obn III beimGDeromtmomn
'5liiege Disl geriiien un0 aBt gut i'm
@astgi. @g rilc nid}t 91l9 berunters
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

Steinipeine 5uiammeniibe. Der Monn
follte ia nun freili9 cine @eriibmtbeit
fein, aber mas pollte bas beioeenl
Sir einen &rtiigf i4idte ii9 her @ers
tebr troB al!ebem gang lln0 gar nid1t,
un0 iDie tonrte si1 Sffi3icr bes Gos
ni9s uno groBer @ruilb6err iiber6aupt
9efaIlen finoen on ber llnterDolturg
nit fold lon9peili9em 5eberfud)Ier
un6 @i9ermenl6en.
0dtte 9einric6 pon&roiigt oieIe llrs
teile erfabren, 70 piirben Iie ibm iiGer
bas grOBte 9crgniigen bereitet baben.
Denn Der Gtanbesbofnut mar ibnt
greuIi9 oupiOer, 70 itol3 er auf Ieineu
alten Abel mar, unb penn CT Zen en-
ael uno beI9rdntten @eii.crn Elm qler=
GERMS geben tonuts, 10 geiodbrte i6m
6as cine 6elonbere 6er5ensFreu0e gl6er
ie6er biitete iitA i6m berortiges 3u Ias
gen, ipeil er eine gar gu unangene6me
9lrt botte, unbcrufene Wabner un0
Beroter obfdllen 5u laHen
llebrigens fdabete bo5 (ye3iIdel Der
alten Sonten uno 8aIen ieiner Stelz
lung unter sen Qlbeligen bes &-eiIeS
gar ni9ts. Gr bate ipeniee ndtere
5reunoe, ober Gberall, ipo er erI6ien.
iibtc er burd0 Die Nutt Ieincs gez
i9lofcnen MeIens einen beOeutenben
GinfluB aus un6 fpielte ouf oen @tdnz
5etaoen cine oroBe g}olIe. Grit neulib
bette er bur9 feline feurige 8areoIom=
teit ben 4bel besSooltreifes bo3u berz
mo1t. Dem aSnise oie 2lusriiitung eis
ner 2on0mili3 on3ubieten, unb Der
Monor9 bate ben 9lntraa Ieiner ges
treuen RitterI4aft nit gndOigem
Dante ongenommcn. To0urcb mar
Der glome 6einri9s bon &roiigt in Der
gan5en probin5 betannt geporben;
ou6 Die Telbf Ian uno lGIiig narcn,
riibmten feline 9ottraft unb feline t0=
nigstreue Geiinnung. Ser &anbioat
mar freilicb Der Meinung, her &0nig
mer6e lolder 6ilfe gar nidt bebiirfen,
fpnccrn ollein nit ben 5ran3Oien fer
tia iperoen. Qtber ber Opfermlt, Der
lebeuoigc patririiiGc Giier. Oer aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

&roiigts Worne6en Ipra&, batten cine
6eIltTnenOe Soits In Ieinsr Bruit Bee
riibri. Gr fiibIts fi1 mddtie binges
3ogen 81 Dem wlonne, Der ibn 10 pl0Bs
lib in feine 9idhe geFeIlt hattie unb
reben benz er isBt bo6inrttt.
9lo1 fur5er 8eit bog Der Baron bon
0en 5elbern ab un6 lieB fein pfero
nit einem @prunge iiber ben @rubsn
auf bic breite Strabe feBeil, bic nadl
tem GGloTie fiibrte. Damn 3iigslts er
ben rnf9en 2ouf bes 8iereS unD f1lug
Elm qemdGliCbes 9empo al.
nQBir pollen," fagte er 81 0em juns
ger Mnnne, Ter Inn eefolgt mar,
,,naH1er gleib einen 9iener naGqeif=
fen I9iden, Der NGI4e, @ii6er uno
mas Sie font brau9en unb baben
pollen, fir Sie beriiberbringt. @ie
follen einise Sage BEL mir leben unO
rerSen iicb pie ih boffe, poblfiihlen."
nSie iiu0 Tr9r giitig, 6err Baron,
uno ;d peiB ni9t, ipel9em llmitanoe
i9 eiasntli6 10 biele 6reunbli4teit
peroaute," erpiberte WloIoenbauer be-
f6ei6en.
sd fogte sy6nen ia, @ie gsfollen
mirl" rief &roigt. nWiHen Sic, mir
gcbt es nit ben MenI6en eisentiimli@.
@s Jegegnet mir bin unO pieOer elmer,
Der mir ouf BEN eriten 9tnblid ipmpas
t6ifd III, uno 0ann ipieoer elmer, ben
ib ni9t ousHe5eu fann. gu Dem einen
3ie6t mid etpos llnertldrlihes bin, 81
Dem onberen tann i9 mir beim bciier
Willen tein 6er5 foiien. limb lpas
bos Sonberborite 1T; biefe innere
Stimme Bat mid nod ME betrogen.
Wlit Sbnen bore i9 iibrigens nod ets
mas 9eIonberes Dor, ipos @ie nn46er
9leid erfabren per0en. n QBas idb
nod Iagsn luoilte, ebe IDS Dergefe:
9oHsn sic ii9 Sbren I4par3en 9tod
nit bcriiterbrinoen. Wlir iin0 sic 10
liebcr, ober i9 babe beute cine feline
@efelli9aft ort 9lbenb. Der 2onorot
III bo unb einige onbere 6erren. 9BHs
fen Sic, pelden @eoeuttag ic9 beut
Ieiere2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
Ha11l 5trrRfkRnhartr

nglein."
ogluu, Sann lam eg Sbnen ratRss:
Der S9rISer erjGbIen. Gr pir0 apl
Shr 3tmmer tOmmen, Inn S6re ge
febls entgegen3une6men. @r 1T ftpr
reOfelig uno ligt nur tpenig. Sdp maJ
Sbnsn bic @ei&idte ni6t TelbTt beridlS
ten, oenn man Toll bon Ieinen SaieH
10 ipenig ipie m0glt9 reben. Qlber e..
fabren follen sic es bod, bamit SR
i'm 9ilOe iino."
sic iparen pGbrenb bieIer Inter
Holtung Die grobe guBboumollee enl<s
lara geritten, Die bireft ouf fasSdlop
5ufiibrte Der einfa9e, aber gerou.
mige uno bornebme 8ou, in DeileH
Teni!crn iib bic Ql6enoIonne fpiegsite'
lag bicbt Dor linen. Sn Der geiibaRn
Dor rem 6aufe itono cine aroBeMtng'
jiingerer 2eute, &neHte, 9oqel0bner
T0riter. 8ebiente, in @ruppen bsieirs
amber. Qlls bic beiben Reiter iidtba1
puroen, erf6clIen tur3e Rommanoo<
rufc, unb bic Mldnner begdnnen iIo
in &eiben oufsuiteIIeu.
,1as finb meine 2eute sic itb 5ur
2an0mili5 ousgenuItert babe, Iagis
&roligt. sd mill iie uo9ber 0eal
2anbrate DoriicIlen; er tommt besbolg
etipds eber, ais 0ie iibrioen @dite. "
iinb melt iibsr bunbert Moun aus meEs
nen D0rfern. Seben sic NAL, paS
fir prd6tige RerIs boruntey fino, DC
geborenen @renabiere!" gr nahm pie
WlelOung eines orau6drtigen 5Drlterss
entgegen uno rift bonn frsuncltq
griibenb an ben &eiben binob. oGaB
er bic 2eute obtreten, aber pnB CT alll
ipenn Der Ma9en bes 9errn 2anorot'
tOmmt. Damn pirb fOfort ansefrs'
ienl" befobl er unO idwang ii1 Dol
oem SouIe ous Oem Sottel. Der &on'
oiOot fOlote feinem 9eiipieIe, unb pei
SGeer S6r0ber fiibrte nit einem roip
berbeiiprinsenben StoIIburi6eu O'
Eiere 6inlpeg
(5ortlegung iOIst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17
Pins Dem Suneren WlarDlanS's nnS
ben nnsreu5eHOen Staateu.


gfeoitt Steele, ser Shobneiiter
oes st. So6us College in 9(nno-
polls, bat bon Or. S6omos Sell, penn
@rdiioenten ser 9lnitalt, oie 9lo6riAt
er6alteu, ooB er iid ne6it iesnelu
Sobue So6u in SoIfitoue, Gnglano,
beiinoet. @r peiB niht 6eitinnt Of
es i6m m0gli6 iein miro, 9luuopoIis
bis 0litte September 81 erreiDeu.
Gr tbeilt nit ooB 91abrrngsmitteI
in SiiQe mo SiiQe por6onoen iino,
ieood Die @reiie 6eoeutenO aeitiegen
iino.
Or. 9oofon reiigniri.
Bon Cotton, W2o, fonmt oie Mel-
ouug, ooB Or. Go6ert g. GOoion, Der
felt me6reren Sa6ren Sdil Cont
miiiGr BON Salbot Gountp it, @ou-
perneur @olos6oroug6 ieine Gef;g-
nation 5ugeionot bat.
6rdu 9 paulDing beging
2 elb ltmo
6rou @lorp @3. Spauloing, sic
@ottin eineS Sormers bon Song
Corner, no6e Nlt. 9lirD, bat Selbit-
moro ourd Ginne6meu bon 9faiten-
aift begangen Sie no6n 0os Silt
Inn 6ol6 10 llbr @ornlitto9s imO
itorb 12 Stitnoen ip1ter an Sen sol
gen Oeiiel6en, Seit Idugerer 3eit
mar 6rou Spauloing lebensmiioe.-
9le6en i6rem @atten binterldBt iie
orei &iuoer sSrau ellie Whlllinir
bon Sreoerid, cine iiingere Eo1ter
lno einen So5n
Stirlino 9io6inion.
Sri. @lirian 9iutb 9io6inion, Oie
Sobter bon Serru um0 5rou @inIom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

G. 9lobiuion bon geloir, Wl0. rehte
@errn CctopinS Nlat6iot Stirling
bon @ilno Die SouO 5un GunOe
fiirS Sc6en. Sic Erammg bol3og
%ditor q. 9urtis Sallod bon Der er-
item @res6oteriauer Stride in @e.
lair.
@onferen5 ser 8aptiiten.
Sn Gnionbille, Wl0., Bat sic Goi,
ieren5 ser aetoetii @ereinigunq ser
9optiiteu &irden 6egonueu. 9re-
Oigten iuuroen bon Oen folgen0en
@eiitliHen ge6olten. a. 9. Sarriiou
bon 6rout 9logol Go.; S. 3. &rieit
bon Qlanaiias, 3D.; S. 81. 9tortou
BON @aibington, 9. g.. unO s. 8.
Smf BON @enuiDIDanien. IS muroe
6eidloiicn, oie nd1ite Gonferen5 IN
1915 in @ai6ington, 2. g., 81 Dal-
ten.
Q uden Mann ser @oli3i-
item berpitn0ete.
Gie 9e65rOen BON Sagerstolun,
GlO., fo6u0en ailf Oen % Sabre al-
ten So6n g9. @inacrt, ser ouge6lib
Sen @oli5iitcu So6n 6. 0GiOOIefouii
in Dem 8radt6o6n5ofe ser o@olti-
more nno G6io Giien6o6n~ OurH
einen ShuB t0Otlih oermun0et 6o-
ben ioll. Iie @oli5ei lit inn Bette Ell
ncs 9(n5ugeS uno zines Stro66utes
oeS @iugert, mel6e Saden in 0em
Sraht6a5n6ofe gefunoen mltroen.
Dor So5resiriit ioll iid @in9ert an
elmer S6ieBerei 6et6eili9t 6a6eu umo
0er6iiBte Oieiermegen cine neunuo.
natlide Stroie i'm Staotsar6eits-
6olie. Die 9ler5ie glou6en ni9t OaB
@lioOlefouif nit Dem Se6en oaOon
fommen miro.
@ill 9 Sdmeiter mer0en.
SrGulein Margaret 01. N1oquire,
sic Sodter bon Serrn uno 6ran s.
8. 0logiire, OH Der Sobette.StroBe
uo6u6oft, miro Dem OrOeu ser
Sdweitern bon g}otre Game beitre-
ten. sic graOuirte BON Ser SMule,
welde nit Dem aloiter in ger6iu-
oung ite6t. Sn einigen Gogen reiit
oic iunge Game noA Giun6erlonO,
M0., a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-17

uScnueiiee~ in 5olmout6
eingctroffen.
5olmoiIt1, GnglanO, 16. ghlg.
Ser ameritaniide 2reiBer oGen-
neiiee", Der nit elmer groBen @eIo-
iunme an 9orO sur Gntiebing ser
geiiranoeten glmerifaner in europa
in Gee oing, lit beute gladnlittog
fur5 nac9 1a5 ll6r bier eingetrofien.
llnru6en in 0toroffo?
W}o0riO, bid SonOon, 16. 9lug.
Spariide Sruppen in @aroffo
uerOen nod Eanger geianOt lUerOen,
Oa in ser neutralen 3one unter ben
Ginge6oreneu llurubeu ausge6rodeu
iein iollen.