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The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29
QUICK RETURNS

Frank Hiney had the misfor-
tune to lose valuable animal a
few weeks ago, same being killed
by lightning. But he is not so
bad off as he might have been
over the fact that he had same
insured in the American Insur-
ance Co., and just two weeks to
a day after the animal was killed
he received a check for same.
The company is represented here
by Demaray & Paschall.
Fancy ice creams speciality
Witty.
36.inch pillow tubing now 14c per
yard. White Bros.
Mrs. A. Athey was quite ill for
several days last week but is now
fully recovered.
A P. Knuckey spent Thursday
in Wiley, looking over the old home
farm. Everything doing fine up
there, according to him.
John G. Schlager has accepted
the agency for the famous Acme
harvester and hay machinery, and
will have his office in with j. w.
Wilkin for the present.
Mrs. E. L. Brown was called to
Iowa this week by the sad news
that her mother had experienced a
bad fall, breaki ing her arm and per.
haps sustaining internal injuries.
AS her mother is in her SSth year
tits feared that these injuries might
prove fatal.
300 yards Of dimities, lawns and
voiles at a very low price.
White Bros.
Sergeant Vim. Park Athey of
Co. F, who served through the
strike troubles in the Colorado
fields, will tell of the experiences
that the company underwent at
the Presbyterian church this eve-
ming at 800 sharp. Co. F. saw real
fighting and suffered hardships
that seem almost impossible to be-
lieve in this day and age, but, we'll
go and hear Park tell about it.,
1t will be interesting,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29
VALLEY NOTES

Lamar was 28 years old this week.
F. NJ. Steele. the phot srapher, has 10.
Gated in Garden City.
Robert Wright, young farmer residing
near Swink, was killed by lightning last
Monday.
The rural mail carriers OF the valley
will orfanize an association in Manzanols
on May 3Oth.
The new outfit for the Mustang oil dis
trict was unlosded at Lamar last week,
and will soon be put to work.
The honor of making the first cutting Of
alfalfa this year goes to N. J. Marcem OF
McClsve. whs cut same On the 18th.
Last week two Baca county men found
evidences Of the country near the Cedars
having at one time been occupied BY the
Cliff DwelIers.
c. M. Hall, who is known throughout
the Arkansas Valley, has accepted good
position with the Salmon River Irrigation
company, of Idaho.
oSos W. NAottlsS WIZ TCSluGu Ii
Junta for the past twenty-five years, com.
mited suicide last week. He was we'll
known here. No reason is known for
his rash act.
Two young women, Misses Zola and
Pearl Beach, who resided near Monan,
were drowned in food last week. The
younE ladies were at the creek near that
town catching floating driftwood, when q
portion of the bank caved in, with above
result.
The town OF Swink is complaining be.
cause some La Junta people insist on fill.
ing up on drug store" whiskey and then
soin1 into Swink to cause trouble. La
Junta seems to have plenty of drug stores
who merely run under that name so as to
be in shape to sell booze.
11.ounCe duck 40 inches wide
(heavy) now 18C per yard.
White Bros,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29
BALL CANE SUNDAY

The first real game of ball this
season on the local field is booked
for next Sunday afternoon, when
the Lakin, Kan, team is to be
the victim of the local ball tossers.
According to the best informa-
ton that the boys here can Oh
tain Lakin has a splendid team
this year, and the game will no
doubt be a fast one.
The Fort Lyons team will be
next-if they do not lose their
nerve when they read of the
''drubbing" Lakin gets Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29
MRS. FREWING DIES

DCi VI years at uleu tne family
residence last Friday evening, the
burial services being held Satur-
day afternoon.
The Frewing family is one Of
the old-timers of this section, and
a large number of friends attend
ed the funeral from the adjoin-
ing towns.
Mrs. Frewing was a Christian
woman and her presence will be
sadly missed by this community.
Bleached Indian head (shrunk)
IS inches wide, now lie per yard.
White Bros.
S. W. Sinsheimer came in Mon
day evening from Swink, and spent
several days here looking over the
beet prospects.
Mrs. John Davy and Miss Agnes
Thomas visited friends here for
short period Saturday. Both ladies'
are from Lamar.
The Joe Davis family departed
last Friday for their new home in
Harrisonville, Mo. They will be
missed by our citizens.
William Coats made The Chief
tain Office pleasan call Tuesday.
He is one of the southsiders who
is staying with the country and
making good.
Mrs. Eta u. Nelson offered final
proof on her homestead at the
Lamar land office last Friday. She
was accompanied to that town by
Mrs. Dorothy Bahringer.
John L. Robinson and G, E. Fort.
ney made a business trip to South.
ern parts last week, and are very
enthusiastic over the prospects of
large crops which they witnessed.
Russell Bryce is spending few
days in Boulder, and will accom-.
pany his sister. Miss Anna, home
the latter part of the week. Miss
Bryce attend the Boulder Univer-
sity.
j. K. Radley, deputy factory in
spector, was in town Tuesday, he
having finished inspecting the fac.
tories in the Upper Valley and
coming to this point to start on the
A. V. territory.
DR.. and Mrs. Sherman departed
Tuesday afternoon for points in
Iowa where they will visit for the
next few weeks. They will attend
the graduation exercises of their
old colleges while away, also visit.
ing with relatives who reside in
that state.
Miss M. P. Jennings has accept
etl the position of superintendent
of the Coolidge High school for
next term. She was principal here
the past year and is IA capable and
proficient instructress and she will
give Coolidge good school. .-Syra-
cuse journal.
Mrs. Remsen McGinnis spent
several days here this week, the
guest of Mrs. H. S. Rollins. Sew.
eral parties were given in her honor
by her old friends. Mrs. McGinnis
has just returned from eastern
points, where she spent the winter.
Floral curtain scrim 10 inches
wide, now l7c per yard. Special.
White Bros.
The Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Sociability party got stuck in the
mud down near Hutchinson, Kan,
and were compelled to ship their
cars back to their respective towns.
Quite a number of people from this
town made the trip to Syracuse
Sunday morning to meet this party
and were greatly disappointed.
The auto party missed good time
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29
WANTED

Land south of Holly, homestead
or decided, in exchange for automo.
bile, horses, jacks or city property.
W. L. KING,
52.4 Penalosa, Kan.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29
Baled Alfalfa
Or sale. John Duncan, Holly.

Cash for Hides and Chickens.
Will buy green horse and COW
hides, paying highest cash price.
Also want your chickens. Up.to.
date Meat Market,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29


"drubbing" Lakin gets Sunday.
500 yards Of 36.iuch percsle
strong value g lac per yard.
White Bros.
Mr., and Mrs G. w. Miller were
visiting in town last Friday. Mr.
Miller has been transferred to the
Bristol mill.
Chas. Lozar, wife and babies, re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Stafford, Kan, where they have
been for some time.
Mrs. J. T. Knuckey of Wiley,
mother of A. P. Knuckey, came
down Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with the family.
w. II. Moreland, the man who
sells "Cordove" cigars and an old.
time friend of the Chieftain, was
calling on the trade here last Tues
day.
The ladies of Holly gave their
husbands and sweethearts a very
pleasant surprise this week, giving
a dance in their honor at the Arm
ory Thursday evening.
Buck" Adams, salesman for the
Pressey Produce Co., of Pueblo,
was in town Tuesday and hereafter
will include US in his weekly trip.
Buck" is of the salt of the earth.
Lo Linville returned to Denver
last week and is again at his old
post with the Holly Sugar Co. Lo
has made himself good business
man and is bound to have success
in life.
Gus Mcconnell, who is running
large herd of cattle on the South
side, was thrown from his horse
the latter part of last week and
badly injured, several ribs being
broken.
o. E. Barley of Turon, Kan. is
a new settler on the Southside, he
having filed on nice piece of land
some seventeen miles south of
Holly last Monday. He is a good
man, and will make this section a
splendid citizen.
Company F will give ball at
the Armory Saturday evening, the
first since their return from the
field. 1t will be the usual "good
time" affair for which they are
noted, and all lovers of dancing
will be in attendance.
Fred Haberl, formerly leader of
the First Regiment band and one
of the Oldest friends Of The Chief
tain, is now associated with the
Neef Bros. Brewing Co. in Denver.
In his interesting but checkered
career, mingled with JOY and sor.
row, Fred has never gone back on
a friend, so here's hopin' old top.
Special bargains in iinihams at
S l.2c, 6 1.2c aud 8 1.3c per yard.
White Bros.
w. S. Mitchell of Colo. Springs,
who ut one time handled consider.
able real estate in this section, is
reported to be in financial difficult
ties at present. It is alleged that
Mitchell has been mixed up in sew.
eral shady deals which have cost
practically all the money he has
ever made to keep himself from
going to the pen--and the end is
not yet.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29

Read the ads and patronize the
advertisers.
N.inch pillow tubing extra quality
now 17C per yard. White Bros.
Prof. Clewell, accompanied by
Prof. NARROW of Syracuse, and Otto
McMurtry and Carl Nudge, de-
parted Wednesday for the Two
Buttes reservoir and the Cedars
country, where they will spend the
next few days on camping trip.
An ice cream social will be given
at the Beet ranch this Friday eve
ming for the benefit of the Sunday
school of that section. Make your
plans to attend.
No special services are to be held
Saturday in honor of Decoration
Day, but several parties will go to
the cemetery to see to that all
graves are decorated.
Mrs. Chas. Witty and Mrs. L. T.
McMurtry accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. S. 81. BARLEY, relatives from
Oklahoma who have been visiting
here, on an auto trip to the Colo
RADIO Springs country, they depart
ing Wednesday. The trip will
cover a week or more.
Mrs. Rev. Wright and Miss
Jennie Wright will depart this eve.
ming for Colorado Springs, where
they will the next month visiting
with friends and relatives in that
beautiful resort city. Rev. Wright
will follow them Sunday evening,
and will also spend his annual va.
cation there.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29

l0.ounCe duck 36 inches wide
(heavy) now Is l.2C per yard.
White Bros,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29
SHALL WE cELERRArE7

The Chieftain has been request
ed to ask the people of this town
if they desire to hold a celebra-
ton here this 4th.
For several years Holly has
celebrated this great day and the
other valley towns have come to
look upon the day as ''Holly's
Day." all being satisfied with the
nature of the entertainment pro-
vided by our enterprising town.
If we are going to celebrate
now is the time to commence the
work.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-29

11.ounCe duck 40 inches wide
(heavy) now l8c per yard.
White Bros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

iiir einen 9lusihig beniiben 81 oiir-
ZEN;
Gonoemniruug unO @r0iining Ger
Sroction-StroBe BON Yenniplpouia-
glpe. bis sur @ooObroof-9lOe
GonOemnirung mo @r0iimmg Ger
6ranflin.StroBe BON ser GolUerton.
9loaO bis 3ur @arriion-9ane;
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9ee6 .9lOenue bon @orriion-9lueuie
bis sur 0enuiionitroBe;
glitoriiirimg oes GertauiS oeS
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an Nlargoret 9lm Sealp.
Gle Sommerferieu uobe.
@rdiioeut @biteioro eriucbte Die
StoOtO0ter ollie midtigen @erorO-
mngen iobolo olS m0glb ein5urei'
cben, 0o Scr StoOtrot6 plout am
Smuitag nGAiter @ocbe oie Soms
merierien an5utreten. 9lu ieOemGage
in ndbiter @ode 6oltcn Oo6er 6eioe
9iat6S5iueige Siblugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
@SripuranOcu. GOm5crt.

0os leBte Gon5ert Ger Soiion 0es
9rGparonoen 9eportemcnts oes
@eoboop 0}uiif GonicrDotoriums
fono aeiteru 9lbcno itatt. gln Oen-
iel6en nobmen oie 5oleenoeu Sbeil
@lorie Sadion- Sowler, Stole Gicort
2ucile Smith, &uib 9tepcomer,
W}orQoret Oluen, Charles @iIen.
borot Querino 6riiino, 9futb Sra
bonL N}orgaret Globouier. Gatbo.
rine 6Ienling, Nfiloreo 6nupel, Gil
lion 6inf, Gat6orine SoneD, 9lnn
@lurroD, g3oncD Bates, N}prtle SnD.
Der, 0orotbD Ereioe, 5reoo SeiOen-
man 93utb 8lnuitein 9futb Stofes,
Sconnette Spongenberg, Samlinc
0laginniS. Gillian Siebert, 0orotbD
Gounor, 5lorence Seller unO @itber
2oDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
Wlarie crreidlte ilren 9lnrd

SRI. Wlarie Strud, Is Sabre ali,
pon gr. 1906, Sit.G6oie-StraBe, oie
Sountog 9tadmittag pegen angeb-
lihem SicbeStlimmer in i6rer @ob-
ning Garbolidire tranf, itar6 geitern
Gornittag na6 fl llbr I'M ct. So
iepbs-Soipital mo6in iie fitr5 nab
Sem @inne6meu Oes @iftes gebraht
worOeu mar, 0ie 9ler5te t6aten ibr
9eltes, onS Seben Oes imgen N}do-
denS 3lt retten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

qefiirdteten Gin6re6er, Der biele
9erbreben begangen botte, Oas
Sonomert 81 legen. Sein 2eben
itono aui Dem Spiele, ais er Ocn @in-
BREEDER foBte. @r lon0ete 0eniel6en
i'm ii6eren @elpofridi9Elb@lm 81.
Y(Gr3 1888 ooancirtC Scanning gum
Sergeonteu uno am 81. 9(uguit 1891
gum Jlnoeiergeonten Sieutenant
muroe er am 6. glpril 1898 ilnO Ga-
pitGn oes norooitlihen 0iitrifts on
6. 9luguit 1900. Seit iiebeh Sabren
ili er @iiIfs.Wtari6oq. .u..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
Nlennen I'M ..slettrit.

Sir ole Gennen I'M n@lectric-
@arf" Die belte beginner inO am
Samitag 81 @nOe ge6en, iino iolgen-
De Fieroe angemel0et:
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0laD", ,Gonolemon4.
2. &ennen TT W}eile m .Gcoor
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nSanoBletto~, Della @lod" n4Sro-
clipitD", oE6e SirfeB", n6racoS"
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glun".
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y9elfoit~ n9rui6" Stare, .Nlol-
lie gi6aro", y9oot6~, y@cueta
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
s6ieRcrci nntcr Stulisueru.

Sin 6rie0enSltiiter unter Orei Strei-
tenOen erbdlt 5mei &u9eln in Oen
&ei6 III Die mllt6moBliben Sbd-
Ter Oer6aitet. Der 3litunO oc5
@eiboilcnen icbr 6coeutlid.
iranf imo 9ouis Giccotorto uon
9}r. 413, SiiOs@reteritroBe, muroen
Qeitern 03orgen ouf Dem GamOen-
8o6n5oie per6oitet, ais lie einen 3ug
na1 %bilaOelpbia beiteigen mollten.
Sic mitrOen wegen angebliben S6ie-
BenS aufSSameS Saoina BON gfr. AL
Siio-@geteritraBe, Der nit 5wei
S6uBmmoen ini N}ogen iter6enO inn
81. SSoiep6s-Soipitol licgt, Oerbaitet
,Sranf Giccotorto ga6 bel Dem Ser
Dor Dor 9fibter Smith in ser 0itlibeu
Boli5eiitation 81, Dab er AMI Souino
geiboiien babe. 9ll6 eSoiep6 gio-
range um0 Gecorio Store, 9eiOe BON
9h. All, Siio-@rcterir., bc5eugten
DAB 5ranf Der S6ieBer iei. @r pilr-
Oc uitcr $4,000 9iirgi6ait iiir cin
lpeiteres &er6or am 4. SUM ieitgc-
6alten. Soiis Giccotorto murOe ais
3euge feitgebolten. Sin Oritter 8rlI-
Der, 0ominid Giccotorto, Ger e6en-
follS bel Der S9ieBerei betbeiligt
mar, tonnte nod nidt Oer6aftet mer-
Oen. Ser &orioa ereignete iib Sonn-
tag gia6t Dor Dem &oile Der orei
Staliener, ole in einen Streit gerie-
tben, Den SaOino i6li@ten mollte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
S0nnenani. nn6 lInleraana.



sir Maplano llno Oen Giiiriti
Columbia beutc mo morgen tlar iino
mlrner, friihe iiiolide g9inoe.
8eiiern mar es ipie0er oriidenO.
Iie bodiic Semperohr bctrug 81
@roo Inn 3 llhr 9iac6niittoas uno oie
uieorigiie GA @roo Inn 6 llbr DIOR.
gems.
sSn oen ii6riaeu g9etter6eo6ad
lungs Stationen oes Souoes mar ole
0ohite lemperahtr mie iolgt:
gltlaniic Gitu 6S, 9ismord so, 80.
iion IA. Buffalo rs, G6orIeiton rs.
Gbicogo 80, Glebelono IS. Corpus
Gbriih TenDer rs. Ietroit SS,
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T4 Selcna GA. Sadionpiae "a, San.
las sin Sl, auorDiae %, 2ouispiae
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
gaie6aa

Gie goItimorer ipieltcn wicocr nit
Grfolg. Der Club bon ct.
2ouis madte mir fiinf Sums Sc
Gen feds Der uScrropins."
Gie ORIOLES" ipicIten geitcrn
nidt.
llnoeia6r 2500 8ciuher batten
lidl gpitern bel oem oenibar ih6nlten
Qscticr auf oem 9aiebnlplate Der
,gycocraI Qiao un Der 20. StroBc
cinQefpnoen. Scr Club bon ct.
Qouis, melder 81 9lnfang Der Sai.
ion an Der Spite Der Clubs Der u5c-
oerol 2iga" itano, pollte iib NIT oel
Helocn 0eS oIerropin.GlubS" mel
len. Ole 2ebteren madtcn fituf Runs
III Sen eriten orei Snniugs lmo oaS
glciuliat mar eiu Sieg Der oEerra.
pins nit feds eegen flint Hans.
Iic Orioles, melde beite IN yleps
orf ipieIcn meroen ipielten geitern
niht. Die Score Der Spiele lno Der
Gtuno ser Clubs mar, mie folgt:
,8e6rral 9eaaur".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
1ran glnanita O5rai OsrIdwnu0en.

Seit 3mei gSo6en miro Oie SO.
jGbrige 6rou 9luauIto @rof BON Der
SiQtop &oaO, nube GotonsDille, pers
miBt obne 0oB biS6er cine Spltr
hires @crblcibeS entOedt moroen iit.
N}it ibrem S6moger @nodb @orriib
lcbte Die &eribmitnoene in einem ob.
eelegenen @e50l5e, melbeS bon Ga
tonsOiac ungefdbr 112 Wleilcn ent.
fcrnt 1T. Gum lesten YlaIe mar lie
am 0onneritog Dor IA Sagen &c.
icben moroen ais iie nit elmer gie.
germ on Ger Wople.glUenue lprad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
aamcn nit Ocm Sdlrefen OaDOn.

Sie0cn 'E0ll00lcrc VllIc9 U0nl0n0'
lon.glpemuc. @oggons, Ger geitern
M2orqen llbr an Scr @de bon
SSol6iugtou- imO Ylc@lOerrp. .StraBe
aus Dem @eleiic lprane, fomen obue
ie0e &crIebung onDon. Ger Mog
gon ronnte nod lmeefG6r rs SUB
ouf Dem @flolter weiter, bis CT ON
glanoItein Dor Ger gSirbtidoit Der
Trou 2cno Shuiter, gtr. 52S, glorO.
g9oibington. .StroBe, onitieB. 9urd)
oen 9lnproa muroen Die 9emobDer
ocS Sauies auigepedt, Ole in ibrcn
9todtflcioern Die Ereppen berunter
rounten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
Die Nlmtter Ocs 6ru. Sraut a. Soeu
aeitOrben.

Sym 81. 2e6ensjobre Itarb in ibrcr
gSobuung, glr. 325, 9iolanO 9lOenue,
gloIono @orf, 8roi 5ronces Glad.
6etb pbcn 0ie gSittipe oes Srn.
@rneIt Soen eineS Der @riInoer Der
6irma ". Soen & So. Ole Dabin.
geihieOene, cine eeborene ylir0orff,
miro ii6erlebt BON 8wei Sodtern,
Sri. ey0a Soen lnO 5rnl &ilbur &c.
Scarce, iehs S0bnen, 0en $50. .6rant
g.. Sarro &c, 6. gSe6er, 9ufreo 2,
@rneit Jun, unO &emp SocL eli
Gnfeln 5mei llrentelu uno elmer
GhpeIter, 6rau Seleu Soen. Sir
picle sSobre mar ole &eritorbene Wlitt
alicO ser erlten cneIiiben mtberiiden
Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
glrnnn I'm llnmhnrnniLLe.

Sin ouf lnbetauntc g9eiie ausae-
6rohenes 6euer diberte geitern 0}or-
gen Oas 6einabe uoIlenOetc 5peiitodi-
&c Sals BON Selic Niortel in Son-
burgoiuc, 9oltimore-Gountp, ein.
Die Seuerpebr BON Sig6lanOtomn
miirOe berbeioerufen, na6oen oas
Seuer entOedt iporOen mar, fonnte
ieoob iufolge gSalieruan9els Den
6lammen teinen @in6olt bieten. Der
SAa0en miro mlf $500 aei16bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

Scr "a Sabre alic Robert glaiion
inns oic 80 Sabre alte 8rau 2ucD
9gilIon mnroei in Der noromelilihen
93oliBei gtation 3u ie S25 imo So
fen peruribeilt neil lie iih int
@ppnns 8olls.@arf IN umaebiibrli'
der ggeiie beuommeu baoen iollen.
geioe besablten Ole 5trafe imo wlir.
Sen entlaiien Sin @arfpoll5ilt BAT.
IL Sic glei0eu uerbaltct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

panolsoram" f0cn anabi6ooo wos if
SlDmct"
,,Wlatblans" adi0's ga gim" eanoeuine
Ncisbnn im ,,1crrapin N1ri" 0cuic Jlnm
mlt0p Baltimore QeQeH Si Vouie.
,,pcgman'e 4nrG" Selair 9luao Idad
N1u0ouinc WNliu mo (al8
Naresinc 8au," gpeltport 6enie. Mon.
iHa QrpBe @r0iiUIHg.
Soirwlib 4au" 0tiie QRouiag Qrobc
Or0iiuuul.
g1ol9eier geaa" 5reiiaa, ben 20. D,ai
QfuBe 0r0llnuna
,NnnnnltcrFnr" znfuilnQ ben 90 Dat.
arpbl1 Deuiidee 5anliieneii un0 Ian5
Harii0On5cfi
SIR 0aa Oeiite Nbeno bon rs bis 10 llbr
lm gaterion@ari" iaiiilnoenoe CONCERT M
ioGcuocs brpardmm 0uiaeiieui uorben;
Wl0riN DC yn Suncc" ..4....... NOmberQ
lupcrihfe 1tanctcb ...............R Rolliui
Eelcuiou IOc 9dricrcO Nri0r" M Smciana
gNui3cr a1inc Nlr0bide 9ilNi" ..... Gnripu
IrouhDn colo WlnunrO Ruilu" ....... 8inarO
(0ctr l6illam 0. Naiicr)
Edniuff ~ 6pr ouni" ".............6 Cameron
.ungariidlc Nnninlcr .............. IObQut
&uiermc3ju aAuulha" ".,.,s.........0 0lnDpoulc
gRroleDe heniirc pNep BORT qonoon
lnb Raris" Observation-Disclosures. 6bnn8
Wnrlb sce Gig0" "................@ europe
Bum GhnB piet oie Nape1e oas gicrnen.
Nnnncrleo nno oas Fubliiiim lli criudi, ode
ricp milninnc1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
gyun Sc nnN Nafen.


Gompier oMain" ge6t morgen a6.-
3wei weitere u6linoe" gaiiagiere
BON Samaica. Ger 0ampier
rs. S. Suden6o9" felt fiinf "a
gen ii6eridQig.
Ger glorOOcllti6e 9loDO.0ampier
oN}oin" Gapt. Sanben, ge6t morgcu
9iadnittag nit elmer groBen 3abl
Observation-Disclosures no6 Bremen 5u-
riiG.
Ger Oeitibe Gampicr o@ala",
Gapt. S6abt, trof aeiiern bier BON
g}ap.Dorf eiu.
g8ieOer 3mei nbliu0e
Ya lugiere."
Inter griineu 8onanen Derltedt,
mur0en geitern oui ocn norluegiiden
Dumpier oSoie" Our6 @inmonoe.
rlmgs SSnipeftor Nlosfomib 3lpei gee
Ger entOedt, flr5 nobOem Der Gam.
pier am @ier Der nllniteo 6rlit So. I"
an Der 9SrottitroBc oneeIegt bate.
Ous Shiff fam bon &ort 9lntonio,
mo6iu 0ie 6eioen blinOen 4ailogierC
5uriid trousportirt merOen iobolo
Ser 0ompfer ieine giidrciie ontreteu
miro. Gie beioen gieger gaben ibrC
gtomen Dor Der @inman0erlmgs 9e.
b0r0e ais Samuel gSiaiomS uno
9(0olpbuS @ooOin an.
rs. 5. 2uden6od" iiberfGl
liz.
Ser 0anlpier rs. s. Suden6ad,
Der am 10. Wlai BON &ort Campo
nit elmer 9oOung 96ospbatiieinC
no1 Baltimore a6gefabren mar, i'll
bis iebt bier nidt ongetoumen Gos
S6iff wuroe idon ieit fiinf Eoaeu
ermortet imO nimmt Die 9lgentir o.
q. Gilfes So, fiir welbe Der Gam.
pier beitimmt it, an Dab oerielbC
eineu onoeren Safen ongelouien bat
Inn @}dihinenreparaturen oor5lme6.
men oOer Sei5material eiu5uneb.
men, Gon feiner Seite iinO irgenr
uclhe giodricbten eingelouien.
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@ranO in ser glG6e einer SdInlc.

Uin 8euer, 0nS IN 0en Yn9errnim
inn 3meiteH Stodiucrf Oes @apier-
noarcnlaOenS Der 6rou Catherine
Gdreiber, Scr. 1929, SrleonsitroBe,
misbrab, erregte Die @cmiitber bon
GOO ainoeru, sic lic6 in Ger gegen-
iiLer liegenoen Sdllc Gee. 76 al Ger
G.de bon Orleans. lmo 9(nn.StroBe
tcfonoen. 9ie 2ebrerinnen moren
icooc6 I'M Stonoe, 0ie 9nOer in 9llbe
5u bolten. 0as Scuer pntitonO III
Dem 2ogerroum ongebli6 ooour6,
ooB Der bier Sabre olte 9leffe S.
Stein Der 5rou S6reiber bort nit
8iinObol5ern ipielte. Ser @aaren-
i6o0en wurOe nuf $500 ongegeben.