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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
TN\Wbf:R IL SUNK
Try NINE ~ <Qn1'u 81 4

LONDON. September IS O:56 y. NJ.
Tho Grimsby trawler kilmarnork
was sunk by a mine In the North Sea
yesterday. Only three members OF her
crew were saved The trawler was
blown In two, and went down instantly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

SUcciul 10 Tho Times IIsua1rU
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA senior.
Dor - MISS ltlico Marshall arct
hfty-n Eve ycars. died suddenly last niehf
- the nom OF .ncr brother, j. T. Mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

rho funeral of AIRS Bcssr Ice
Naushau-l. loNd. Wlfc Of Harold
N3uGh"u-iluYd, Who llcd ON Tucsda y
AFTERNOON a, her HON, .i5 North Smith
street viii be holu ,s afternoon at
I o'clock from 81 iamcs Episcopal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

Cli EATHAM--E Entered into rest after
Wit1 great patience. at $50 t. NJ. Sep
leuncr %. 1914. ALFRED Il. CHEAT
LIAM. Tie leaves to mourn their loss
~" sons ana four dauchtcrs. Remains
II the home Of his daughter. Mrs. D.
] Lewis, :30l East Marshall street.
Funeral nnticc lalcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

excellent opportunities for entrcnch-
mcnt
The headquarters STAFF has been able
to make a long movement forward to-
wards The north. Ths town Of scissors
has been subjected To u furious Ccrmnu
bombardmcnt for ninety days. The
canuonade starts each day at dawn and
continues until o'clock in the morn E
ing. II then ceases .>.,d begins again
at o'clock. continuing until : in the
evening. The cathedral and other build
ings have been greatly damaged.
The German artillery is posted north
east of the town while the French guns
occupy an cnplaccmcnt to the south
east. There appears no necessity for
tho shells To fail on the town itself as
tho French troops are stationed Il con
siderable distance from it.
Noyon also is suffering from German
gun fire. but the cathedral has escaped.
To days advance of the allied troops
cntailcd severe lighting. in which the
artillery played large part The
combat had lasted FOR twenty four
hours. but eventually the Germans
Yielded ground after losing heavily
Tn" allies also suffered severely.
one of the killed to-day was Cen
cral pupuis, commander OF the sixty
seventh Infantry brigade.
Eight American and British CORES
pondcnts arrested at Rheims on Mon
day for visiting tho city without leave.
have been released through the inter
vontion of the American ambassador.
MNron II. Iicrrick. The military gov
crnor of Paris announced to-day how
ever, that amy one using Il tcnlpurarv
pass Tor leaving Paris to penetrate the
lighting zone would be subject with
out exception 10 a severe penalty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
GERMAN WAR VESSEL
81 NJ nN ri SSIAN NMIp

LONDON. September - tS:5j l. Nj
according to II mcSsag" from Paris
to the central News. Russian cruiser
has sunk q German cruiser and two
torpedo boats in the baltic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
DEATHS

DREW Rl Died. Wednesday. Septem
Der ~. in savannah. Ga, ANNA
~, of Gloucester County. Va.
Funeral VIII take place in Savannah.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

VAUGHAN LLOYD. Fell asleep in
Jesus September -, 1915. $50 T. NJ.
street BESSIE LEE VAIJ,GiiiAN!l
i-l,'l j.. Wife OF Harold Vaughan
-loyd,y aged thirty years She is sur
NiN'd bN her husband and TWO chill
Ir"u. Euuicc Lee aud Hilda Rov.
Funeral VIII take place THURSDAY.
G'pi"mbcr "a. at =. NJ from ST.
James, Episcopal church. In;crmcnt
HEduES Died, in Baltimore. Md.
YSysPii9,W.,9,gar ~ ~. AZ i;2o y. AZ.
OF IN W ~ iiughcs. I.
Fupcr2l iIilnAY. September -. 1915.
church, south Richmond In,cTmem,
'H MI OhNct Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
Berry Distinctive Hats
for Young Men

Run this way IL you want
the first pick OF n nobby LOT
ri TWO TONE SOFT
HATS.
They're as smart as can
hc--eXcIuSi,c WITH us, and
you'll want one The minute
yOm see them.
Price, $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
Russians Still Pursuing Retreating Austri

hospitality OF neutral country rs
such until they are ready to return
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06


@ldn5enOe Sonuenitroblen lelid)teten
fir Ole Gpniirmouoen ouf i6rent
@cec sur Stride. g9orne 5rii6.
lingSluft brinot 9nt uuo Suug
om 9lobmittog ms Sreic
StroBenbo6mpoggons aeiiiat
Sic @oniirmonOen 6otteu gcitern
nit Dem ggetter Slid IS mar etn
5errli6er @olmiountag; ser flare
Sonncni6em uuo Oie marme Suit
6ormonirten nit Dem 6offnungsireu.
oiaen 9l6nen in oen Ser5en Der Jun.
gen in oas 9eben binaustreterOen
2eute uno Der iuugirdulid otbmcu.
Oen 9}otur in 6elo imo @alo.
GoS @or9efii6l oes 6riibliugS ino
oes Giterieitcs NOR geitern por6an-
ben. Gle N1euideu eridienen iro6er
uno fro6lider sic lieBen iid in 9In-
betro6t Oes berrlihen Cages Ourd
ni6tS Die CUTE 9oume mo roiige
Stimnmng iriiben Sm 9ouie oeS
9}odmittaas modte Die Gemperatur
cine ocutlih 6emerfbare 9IuiwGrts.
bepegung, 10 0oB iogor @iele ibren
Spojiergona o6ne @lantel unternob.
men
ScOer StroBeubo6nmogaon ser
in oic llmge6ung Ser Stoot iubr
rpor nit iro1eu @leniben oidt 6eiebt
lluo oranBeu in oen @oritdoteu mar
ser 6rii6ling crit 10 redt 5n iebcn
llc6eroll orinat Dos ilnge iriihe
@ras ous Dem Gr0bo0eu lmo ieblt
iebt MIR nod Elm mormer JegenguB
mO ooroiH eiu beiBer Sonuendein
Damn perOen aud Die 9Giune mls ID.
rem @interi6loi crpacGeu mo i6r
grimes aleo onlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
Nas gaetter.

sir NlorDIano uuo ben Diitrifi
Columbia belte tlar, moraen inbe
itimmt uno mariner; lei6tc norooit
lihe bis iiIo6itlihe 8iuoe.
Sic boAitc Tenperotur am geitri.
acn Iage betru9 81 @roo 5piider
3 mo A ll6r glafnlittogs uno Die
nicoriqitc 80 05roo nm Z llbr Dtor.
gems.
Sn oen iibrieen @etter 9eobod
hnos Stotionen ocs SonocS mor
BID niroirgite 9emperotur rpie folgt
Vismord "a. GleDeIono %, Detroit
ia. Gulu6 t6. @oitport 26, @reen
QIoD 20. SABRE 36, Morquette i6
Montrcal 2S, glontidet 32 Sem
qlorf 3A 4'ortlano, 0ieo 32, Gue.
hlc 20, ct. 9oul %, Scranton 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
scainu Oes 9aiia6-scitcs.

9lm Somitoo beeinnt Oos iiioiide
Siterfeit. 8ei @toses feiert
Ssrocl obt Gage lang ieiue Or
retting aus GsppterlonO.
Gin 6onilicnfeit I'M wobren
Slime oeS @ortes. 5eitsot-
teSOieuite in Oen S0uugoacu.
@ines Der i6oniteu 5eite oer Su-
oen, oos @oIiob 5eit nimmt Son.
itog 9lbeno nob Sonneumtersong
ieinen 9lnfong. Gas Set, ous sur
Grinnerung an oen 9lus6ug DER Sll-
Sen aus @gDpten sefciert miro,
oouert odt Gage, ole criten beioen
imo lebten 6cioen Gage gcltcu ais
Teiertoee, oie oo5wiiden lieeenoen
ols Solbfeiertoge. &efornlirte SSu.
oen feiern mr oen eriten Goe.
9lae 6elte Der Suoen eeitolten iib
bel Dem ousgeprGgten 6omilieniinn
mtcr Der liiOiiden glotion 5il 6omi-
lienieiten Gos @oiiob Set lit ober,
menn man 10 iogen Oorf oos iiiOiibe
5omilienicit. @cnn mr ireenomic
uoglih, fonmeu oo om eriten uno
5peitcn 9l6eno Oic N3itglieoer Der
Somile i'm @Iternborie, ioferu Der
&ater nod lebt, 5uiommen nm ge-
meiniom oos 5eit 5u feiern,
Ger @orobeno uno Ger Oorouf foI-
ecnoc 9l6eno oes @oiiob 6eites miro
III GROCER Sofelruuoe Seoer &C.
nouut. 6eeoueen. 0as 9srGiioium
fu6rt notiirIi6 oos Sbcrboupt Der
Sondlie, beitimnlte @ebete merOen
geiprodcu unO olf Oen Glide beiin-
oct iicb cine S6iiiieI nit gepiiien
Speiien, Die i0uboliih auf ooS 5Seit
binwciicn g9dbreno DER 0mier Oes
@oiiob Seitcs weroen pou itreng.
glGubigen SuOen mr ungeiduerte
Speiie, 0oruuter ooS olgemcin be
fannie Dlabos, gegeiien.
0ie meiitcn S6eon.%oiiagierOom.
pier 6oben Nlotes on 9orO, Inn bic
ortbooorcl Suoen oic iidj oilf 9tci.
len befinoen pdbreno Oes 5eitcs 81
ipeiien. glocb ocu itrcugen gegeIu
6eS 9titus weroen iie wGbreno Der
Seier mn gcfo6tc 9tabrung crbol.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
Ort6nhnrie nnb 8ipnismns.

On Scr Gbi5uf Gmmob Spna9oge
all Scr 0}cGuaob im0 NloiberitroBc
bieIt aeiteru 9(6cno 9io66iucr @seper
Berlin (Golo5bincr) cincn &ortrag
iiber o0rtbooores ryiigentbnm uuo
3ionisms." Ger &obbiner 1T Elm
Gnfel Oes giobbiners SaDDim &olo.
Sbiner. ser ais GROCER &orfdmpier
Scr Crt6oooric betonnt mar. Gr
6erciIt oos 2ouo I'M Sntereiie r@li6.
roArs,~ elmer glaian5 BON ortbo.
Oaren nSn0en m0 3ioniiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
@nitur SOfmann ipridt in gleu-
g)urt.

Seilte beginnt in 9tep Norf oic
erite algemeine Gaglmg ebemaliaer
StuOirenOer Ger llnioeriit1ten un0
Sobibulen OeS oelItiben Spradae-
bieteS nit eiuem Seit @oumers.
Nforgen. no6 Der @roiinng Der
8cr6anollngen ourd oen GougrcB.
letter. Or. S( s. g9. aern, peroen
perihicOene @ortrdge Don oen Sol.
gcnoeu ge6olteu wcrocn; - 9lmeri-
faniihe giirgertrcue lmo Oelitihes
SulhlrbemuBtieiu (@oitor Or. Sui.
Soimou Sic t6col. Q. 9. pon Ger
nSo6ns Sopfins llniOeriit0t, unO
9SroiciiQr Or. Sugo Nliuniter6crg
BON Der Sarparo llniperiitGD. p
&olfsdarafter mo intcrnatiouale
9e5ie6uugeu CFroi. Or. 0lariou 9.
2earneo bon Der Staots llniuerii-
tat bon @enuiplpanieu, mo Or. y.
GaruS G6icogo). y g8ic ite6t es
ouf Den nmerifaniiden llniuerlitds
ten nit 9cbr. mo 9ernfreibcit2 2
(groieiior 9luooli Goni6o. IT,, BON
Der Columbia llaiperiitdt). Al Ger
oeutide llnipcriitdtSaeooute uuo iei.
ne Geruirtlibung IN 9lmerifu CGrot.
Or. Sulnis @obel bon Der Staots.
llui0eriitdt bon SainoiS). . Sit
Der oeiitibe @roieiior nod Ser 2eb-
rer Der @elt2 CBroieiior Or. 81. 6.
5dieot pom 6ranflin & 0|ariboa-
Goaeee). g Sit Der 9Sroieiioren.
9luStotid, lpie er 6eutc Oeritanoen
miro. Elm @rfolo? (Brof. Or. Gma-
mel 9aridl, 93ap 9orD. y Sit
cine llmarbeiting Der amerifaniiden
Shulgeihihtsbii6er not6wenoig 4?
(Dr. gllbcrt 8. ". 9eru Samaica,
8. I'D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
@sRSrtes spieldlen.

9lat Stalicner wurocu geiteru in
Ser Mo6niing oes ,Soiep6 Guotrofi,
9}r. 429. 9ioro @reteritroBe, bon
ocni 9erocanten @rai pom mittlercn
0iitrift, iomie bon me6reren &oli5i.
item beim aortenipiet ii6errai6t. Sic
muroen Oerboftet lno nod Der uitt.
lcrcu &oli5eiitation ge6rodt, no lie
iidl 6eute auf oic 9lni9uloiaung BIN,
onaebld am Sonntaae eiuem@liids.
Ipiel acbuloiat 81 babcn Dor Oem
&oli5ciridter supplee Dcroutporteu
niiiieu. @eaen Guotroli iuuroc oie
meitcrc SIpidnloiguna angeblid
@liidsipiele III ieinem Souie geoul.
BET III 6a6cJ crbobGu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
spicf bat i'd aeluanOt.

Gr@oli3iit Otto ais 9Ingetloater in
ser uorooitIi6eu Stotiou
Soll o6uc 2iccu3 @leoi5in per.
fault 6o6en. Seine Nlitouge
flaate, ISrou @impe( ireioeipro.
den Otto nuB $50 5o6Ien
@citcru uuBte ser Gr.@oli5iit
Otto, scr ieincr 3eit oft in Der moro
oitliden &oli5eiitation ols SSddter
ocs @eicbes eridienen mar iih ais
9ei6uIoigtcr Dor 9lidter 0eou Der
onhuorten. Otto miro sur 9ait ge-
leat, onqebli6 gemeiniom nit 6rou
Marp @impel o6ue cine oorihriits.
mdBige 9icenj 81 6eiiben uno obne
einen gepriiften @ebiilien angeitcllt
5u 6aben inn Souie Or 1901 Roro.
@du StroBe, oeu 9Ipot6eferberli
oliSgeii6t 81 ba6en
9ei Der @er6anollmg itcllte es iih
6erouS, oaB cS in Baltimore oerlbie'
Ocnc I2olc porgcfontmen iein iol,
OaB Certificate BON eingetrogcnen
N6armq3Iten gemiet6et uno Oort
in @eiHditcu mo- sic 9lr5ncien per'
obiolat moroen iino, ausgebongt
por0en ieicn. Sn Dem bon 6rall
@innpcl umO Srn. Otto 6etrie6euen
@ci6Gft gum Seiipiel ioIl augeblih
Elm Gertifitot ousgebangeu 6dben,
oas oif oeu gtamen aorl s. gS.
Srtel ouSgeiteQt mar
9luonDmc 9rieie 6o6en oie 9lui.
merIianfeit Oes @oli5eimorihnas
Saruon mO Oes Geteftip.Sauptquor.
tiers ouf sic S6Gtigfeit BON 6rolt
@impel lmo Sru. Otto gelenft-
Iie &oli3eiirou Groce Gurner be-
oob lid ouroui am Somitog in oaS
@eiGdit iuo er6elt oub onge6Iid
ouf i6r Gerlongen cine 9lr5nei mo
fir 10 Gents Gar6olidure oera6iolgt.
Gies 6atte Die 9lusitellmg eines
Sait6eieblS geeen Srou @impel INN
Otto 5ir Solge. 6ron @inpel be-
trie6 oas 9rogueneeid6it iton ieit
AZ So6ren mO bat lid Dor einigen
Nlonoten nit Otto aiiociirt- Sir oie
9cnuelmg oes Gertiiifots iolleu an.
eeblicb So tuodentlib be5a6It mor-
Ocl iein.
Dos &eiultot Der @er6onOhngen
mar sic 6reiipre6ung BON 6roil
@inpcl uno cine @el0itrofe pon $50
lno Soften fiir Otto Gieier mar
bis ann Sanuor 1913 $oli5iit I'M
norooitliheu Giitrift, mar obcr cnt.
loien poroen nodOcn anlhul0i'
aimgen oc9en ion erbo6en worOen
maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
g6ilaOeIp5ia 0rdciter.

Gen 8meitcu 9eiii6 ocr Soiion
modt am IA. 9(priI Oos Ebilooel.
pbia Orbeiter, an mel6en Gage es
nit Ocn Niitelicocrn Der Oratorien-
C9eiellidoft oas Srotorilm n0uo
Gaois" BON 9towopicisfi 5ur 9nlf-
fii6rimg 6ringt. DoS 0r6eIter 8dblt
S5 @lam imo gcbSrt 81 ocu ieds
groBten @eicQihoftcn ser g8elt.
5eitocm &rof. 2eopolo 5tofowsfi
Die Seiting oeiiel6en bat, bat iid bic
Seilhingsidbi9feit oeiielben beOcu.
teno erpeitert. 3u oen @3itolieoern
oes Grdeiters 5Gblcn Snitrinientol.
&iinltler mie 5booOeus 9fih. Con
5ertmeiiter, 3. a. @ibnon $. s9.
glcper 9ouis 9lneelottp, 9llfreo So
rcn5, &. 3. S6niiot inO 9ooiO Oh.
binSfp, Gioliniitcn; Seman Sonobp,
Gclliii; Goniel @toquorre, 6Iotilt
@ruoer bon u. Mar1uorre pom DO
iton Spupbonie. Or6eiter; Oscar
56mor G0mponiIt; 6. g. @3ode0,
Suboipicler; 9lnton uno &oiepb Sor'
ncr $ortiiten imo @ncent 6aneIlj
jlJrv Sarpiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06

Sm 9llter bon 50 Sa6rcn lit am
Somitag Sr. @corgc g. S6dier,
@atte BON ,Srdu @larg. Sddier geb.
9fciS, in ieincr @obnung, gir. 514,
SiiO 8remont glocnue, ans Dem
Sc6en gei6icOeu. Die 9eeroigun6
finOet am @lithuod &orniitag ati
Dem 2ouoon @arf 6rieo6oic itatt,
nobocm nm 8 ll6r in Scr ct. Sc.
romeS Stride Gin 9leqiliem-Nodamt
ceIebrirt morOen icin miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
oQIntO.Saf0 luieSer am gSerfe.

Sr. 99ilbur s. Spice, Scr in Str.
13, Nilpole &ooO, pobnt, bat ge'
tern feincn 9lutomobil9lusflug nm
tcrncbmcn fonnen. PIN Sdnltos
sl6cn0 lit i6m iein aroftmogen Dor
Dem .@1orolono Sbcoter" eciio6len
morocu. giS jeBt 1T cs ocr 9Soli5ei
ri6t gellneeiL ben Dicbcu ouf bic
5pur an lommeu Der gcItoblene
&roitmoaen liz Elm iiniiisiges Seer
IcB 9luto
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
nIr laaILin iteIIte ihm naal.

Der ia ]}r. $40. 9loro @ocaltr,
iuohnbaite 80 Sabre aIte 6reo. ,5ilh'
aer heiinoet lih inter Der 9lniduloi'
auna anqeblid iiir Den itutcrbalt
leiner Satin uiht aeiorat 5u babcn,
w cofl. gor etli1en BoArli cr-
lanate icinc @ottiiL 6rau Solliic
,ytuacr iii ser ueiiliben Boli5eiia.
iini eiucn &crbaitsheiehl iiir loren
Dlann mio ia6uoelc felt oieicr Belt
Sic godsci auf nNnaer 5rmI Snns
aer mar Scr 9lnIicbt ooB ibr Nlonl
Baltimore DcrIafeH babe I'm 10
mehr ii6erralbt mar iie, ais lie ion
dcitern 9lbeno. mo 5mar in geglei'
finla elmer SraiensperioL an Der
onibiirdBe trai. Sic iolgte ibni
inehrerc 5troBcnaepierte nah rno
or6nete ali scr Charles lrueit Der
IranlIintrabe ourh oen Roli3ilten
Aadm sic @crbaitung i5rcs g'an'
neS ANIL qsolijiit Sadap ieiertc sun
acr III oic ntittlere @oliieiiiotiotl eilt
pdter iuuroc cr bon bort nod oeI
pcitlihen &oliseiiiation gebra@t mf
a. benle uor Bolijeiribter Sapler
cin @cr6or beiteDcn mnB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
.Eiir hir heilinen Statten.

IA eincm Girfular pelbeS an
oar slirhen Der fot0oliidcn er5olo'
seic bon Baltimore gcloiot poro'o
IN erindt opr aaroinal DAB am
ts6orfrcitag Sic aaid6rlidc eoaette
iiir oie Gt6tieu inn 6eiliaen Sanoc
ctbolcn miro. Iie aeiammclicu Se.
tfiipc lrcroen an oos GmHmlllarIai
0cr @cr 1taaien i'm bcili1eu Snuoe
iiberlHilclt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
Siir Gin Scimaciranf.

Gos bon @eo. @iint6er aebroute
9ier lit OoS bette. @icIe 9eilrtbeiler
bon Bier erfldren oaB es ir9eno
eiuem eritfloiiisen auSIdnoiideu
9iere olcidfonnt. @eraoe oas Ging
fiir ben 6anilienge6rau6. 6eiuiieS
9Iroma, better @ei6mod lmo ie6r
n06rfrditig. Gircft BON Der 9roue-
rel olrd bic ncueiien W}oidinen al.
geiiiIt moolrd obiolte Reinbeit
eeiidert miro aiite $t.00. &bone
@oIie 20. (Suuils.1Si@lo0o)
(sInacIae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
lIntrrdnLtnnne gAIrnireiier.

rMl0bemie" Characterization aiH Der
Nbi ippincn" (lHdnhclbiner)
lMAoiiUfiHm" Lbe &Qli"
,NuluHlai" Uc1n0oen'2 SGis"
,Iuroic" Jnoiib bon Neibulinr t9sdnocl'
hillfl)
Wnpfib" 9lmericau Ncnuiiea"
WinnlauD Banpeplnc utlo gednpelbiloer
,Ninbfmie" Giwiing. q Aprtl. Nbenoe,
o1n5eti zlabai Nloier"
,Nntlr slnt a. Nprll Npenoai gLup
Na6is" Crniorierr@eleuiobait" uno pebiaoel'
DNiu lrchecr"l
niasaurnuerein" Noniaq ben 20.
glptil d0rlldce SDauinrneH W aeebmaln 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
lIuonaenc6mer SlirdleuGeinder.

Crac 9'prirdae wd5rcno oes Dlor-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS in Der oGur
Saoioir0 STRIDE geitort Gin
2lal mar Ser St6reuirieo.- Sotte
idl IN ciner @aiierro6re ieitge-
ieet
}a6lreibc airdaanger 6atten iid
ain geiirigcn &olmionntag IN ocr
biid5ilid.proteiioutiiden DSur Ga.
uiour Stride am 9rooomdp uno
qgcGloerrus sStraBe emgeiunoeu nut
oer @reoigt pes &aitors Gr " y.
@oueit lulo 0en Grqel @ortrdgeu oes
Graaniiten So9n 9orion 81 louldeu.
nod olS Sic Crgel init madtigen
Ionen einieBeu iollte, famcn nnr
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-11
Reelected Governor of Mas
 sachusetts Will Renew Ac- quaintances Here
ELoQUENCE CHARMED MANY BRIDGEPORTERS
Chief Executive of Bay State Glad to Assist In
 Hospital Enterprise

Governor David I. Walsh. of Massa- chusetts, will speak at the banquet to be held at the Stratfbeld, Monday night, marking the opening of the St. Vincent's Hospital F,und Raising Cam padgn In an enthusiastic letter to the executive committee, Governor Walsh announced his acceptance of the invitation to be present.
 In his letter, Governor Walsh said he was pleased to be of assistance in such a worthy project, especially in friends. The governor gave 1ec- ture here a few years ago and made hundreds of friends by his pleasing personality and his marvellous elo- quence. Reelected last week. Gov ernor Walsh went west for a brief effort that the local committee got in toAcomn mnunication with him. The gov Hernor will cut short his vacation, he says, in order to be presents spirit which, the eomCnittee believes. Will be an inspiration to the workers. and In addition to Governor Walsh. there will be many other eloquent speakers and most enjoyable menu wdll be served. John T. King will be toastmaster.
 Persons to whom the several hun
 
 mailed are requested to make returns innmedfa tely to the committee. head quarters in the Poll building. Tho capacity of the dining room is limit ed ,and the sale of tickets will be sus- pended immediately after that limit has been reached.
 The banqa1et will be entirely infoTun- al. It's purpose is to arouse enthu- siasm in the campaign which will open the following day and during which it fs hoped to raise $100,000 for st. Vin-s cents hospital. There will positive ly be no soliciting of subscriptions of funds at the banquet. The finance committee however, has happy re- port to make, acknewledging the vol untary contributions, even before the campaign is begun, from many pub lic-spirited citizens.
 The complete list of speakers for the banquet will be published later, and the diners are promised an. ihtellec- tual as well as gastrono1nic feast.
 The executive committee has receiv- ed requests from so many volunteer workers to be enrolled on the various teams that a slight change has been made in the plans It was originally intended that the 35 teams be conn requests have been received, that it has been decided to raise the team membership and volunteers may be en- rolled by leaving their names at the committee headquarters in the Pon building. They will be assigned to teams before Saturday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-11
OCCUPANTS ESCAPE
 WHEN AUTOMOBILE
 TURNS soMERsAULT

A Ford car belonging to Frank Inn statter, the Bunnen street cafe keep CT, and containing MT. U1nstatter and two friends. overturned on the Shell ton turnpike near Pine Rock Park last evening when the car left the road and ran up an enmankment.
 Fortunately no one was injured and with the utilization of number of blanks the members Of the party, assisted by some trol1eymen, righted the light car, and with some adjust 1nents they were able to get the auto home on it's own wheels. N
 Had the party been riding in a heavier car it is quite probable that some of the party would have been crushed. Just what caused the driver to negotiate the embankment is not known, but all the occupants were happy in having escaped injury.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-11
OFFICIAL REPORTS FROM TWO
 CAPITALS ON WARS PROGRESS
FRENCH


 Paris, Nov 1.-The French off1ci aI statement given out in Paris this af- ternoon says that fighting was re- stunned yesterday morning with great severity between Nfeuport and Lys successful in maintaining their front toward the end of the day, were suc7 nude. The British troops are de- scribed as having repuIsed the enemy at Several points. At other points on the line the French claim slight progress.
 The text follows:
 .sOn our left wing the fighting was resumed yesterday morning between Nieuport and the Lys with a very great degree of severity. Generally speaking, our front was maintained in spite of the violence and the strength of the German attacks directed against certain of our points of sup port.
 ITO the north of Nieuport we were even able. to re-occupy Lombaertzyde and advance beyond this town, but toward the end of the day the Ger mans succeeded in taking possession of Dfxmude. We still hold our posi- tionss in the approaches of this town,s along the canal from Nieuport to Ypres which has been firmly Occupied The fighting was. very h4t at these places.
 .sThe British troops attacked also at several points succeeded everywhere in stopping the enemy z