davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
aabinettsluediel in Gbile.

@afbington, 9. Sept. =
Cine offiSielle Gepeidle Der omerifn.
niiden @eianoidaft IN Santiago an
6as Staotsoepartement meloet fol.
aenoeGeorganiiation 6es hileniiden
9abinetts:
Wiiniiter oes aeuBern, unueran-
bert; Snneres. Senor Gbarme; Of.
ientlihe 9lrbeiten, Senor %olencia
;Sinan5en, Senor Spor5un; arieg
nn6 Morine, Senor Sarros; offelit.
li6er l1nterriht, Senor Alanos.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
Starfe fran50i1ibe
@ren5feltung beIl=
te erObert*
10000 Tran5olen nit oier Wc=
neralen gefangen genommcn~

lno sum Siilfen gebradt b1tte, be.
baitptet aber, oaB Der ,&aiier" Dor,
ber oarin bic gteutralit1t perIebt
bdtte, oaB er iid) iiber "a Stllnoen
III 0ieien nertralen @elpGiiern auf-
gebalten babe.
u q | bingtou, 8. Sept. Snt
@eiBen Saus ino i'm Stoats0eparte-
ment luuroe beiite friib erfldrt, oaB
Yrdiioent @ilion feline 0epeife bis.
ber BON 9aiier @ilbelm empfangen
bate, pie eS cine 9onooner Wfel-
oung beiagte. Sn ser oertl6en BOT
i6aft lpitroe erfldrt. boB BORT pom
elmer oerartigen 9epei6e nihts be-
fannt lei. @raf BON 9ernltorff lmo
@eiddftstrdger Saniel bon 9aint-
baltien tpeilen in gfelp gorf.
q e m . OFF, 9. Sept. @rat BON
8ernitorff, ser oertid]e 9otidafter,
iino Der oelitide @ei61ftstrGger Don
Saimbauien iagten beitte, oaB lie
9i6ts bon eirer @otidlaft Oes &ai'
iers @ilbelm an 9rdlioeilt @ilion
lpiibten.
8o bingt n, 9. Sept. NrGii-
Dent @ilion gob in 8eontluortlmg
pieler slnfragen befannt. oaB er
&oiier @iIbeln1's 9oti6oft nod ni6t
empfangen b6tte.
Salparaifo, Chile, 9. Sept.
Snsseiomt 5000 Sransoien, griten
ltito 8elgier boben ieit &riegsbeginll
Chile perlaiien. sic flibren nod
9nenos gires Ii. periu6en auf boll.
l6noii6en 9nnpfern nod europa gu
gelangen. Mnn i6Gst, SaB 5000
oeuti6e &eierbiiten in Chile iino, Die
nidt imitanOe iino, oas 2ano 5u per-
laiien. Sn Chile purbe belite cine
9epegllng 5ltguniten beliti6er@aren
eingeleitet.
Rem Dorf, 8. Sept. Mit ge.
jlg auf cine 9epei6e aus Earis. NOS
no6 beutfde Sdiffe i'm 9ltlantiiden
S5ean gum Sinfen gebraf)t Dor0ell
pdren, erf1brt man bier, BOB bic
einsigen 6elitl6en Sonoelsif)iffe, BON
benen man peiB, bob lie iid in oerslt-
lantif befdn0en, Der Samblrg-slme-
rifa 9ompfer @raecia lino Die
9torboeutiden Slopo Sanlpfel
aronprin3 @iIbelm itno gtedar
limb. 0on bielen bat Mir Die Nedar
Yoiiagiere nnb elm groBes Sarge an
9oro. Sic nerlieB orl 1. slugult
Sapana sur 6abrt na6 grernen uno
bat ieitber nidts bon ii6 boren
laIlen.
9fen gorf, 8. Sept. @eitere
9eltdtigung Der Hadri6ten, baB rili-
iii6e Srltppen, Die iiber bos noroIihe
Tolnrmeer trnnsportiert puroen. allf
Dem elrop1ii6en&ontinent ans 2ano
geiest iporoen paren, brohten beiite
EalIagiere uno oas 9Serlonal oes
&eo Star Iampfers 9apIanb, Der
bier aus Soutbanptpn eintraf. Sre
iagten, oaB cine groBe Shor &liiien
am 80. slueiiit. Dem Gage, Dor benz
Die 9apIanb abflibr, in Soutbampton
ii6 einififften unb bob es befannt
lit, oab riliiii6e Srippen in Sfott-
lono ans 9ono geiest, per 8abn
nod anoeren &anaIbdfen in @nglano
eebra6t nno Damn nod oem &onti=
nent peri6ifft puroen. Sic 9aplono
bradte $50 glmerifaner 5uriid.
@aibinston, 9. Sept. 9ie
oellti6e gotidaft erbieIt beiite fol-
eenoe Gepeide bonn slustpGrtigen
sImt: Sic @orobelitide 3eitung
publi5iert oen Cert zines Selegrom-
mes oes &oiiers on Hrdlibent @ilion
betreffs Der geriiisinng BON Giin-
bum 4iigeln oird Die @riten ilnb
;sronsoien uno Der belgiifen 8raii-
innfeiten gegen Ier5te, @arterinnen
lno perpunoete Soloater."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
Snrdj Sitftritt set0tet.

Cadillac, Wtid)., 9. Sept. -
Sobn Cole, 69 Sabre oft, elm sSar-
ner BON 9arrietta, erlag ben Ser.
lcsungen, Die er burh einen Suf.
tritt ieines Yferoes erlitten batte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
Snrd Strmenbcm ocr
Trenubin.

Cine Sepei6e bon 2aniing. Die bcute
ntittag eintraf. meIbct. bnB @ouperncnr
Serris Die Rnrolieriino bes y1iaiam
Stinner ongeorOnet babe. ipeIder I'M
Sabre 1909 bon bier ans ipegen Sal
i6une gu Z bis Is Sdbren Saft im
Defdnenis in Narquettc nerurteilt lporz
ben mar.
Seit ieiner @eritrteiIune babe lid cine
9ehrerin aus @rnnO Hapibs. oeren ylae
me bon Der @egnnoieungsbehoroe gebein
acbaltcn miro, unaiifborIid] bciniiht. Die
Gntldiiiing Sfinners berbei5nfiibren.
Cine Ser Yarolebebineun9en III, odB
Sfinner ailf Die Snuer eines Sabres nd
nidlt pcrbeiraten mn iudhreno oieler3ett
@rano 9inpibs nidt beiuden oiirfe-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09

Die eitr5ige fdgrio6e oe,tf.
f9e Beitung in 2aifigarr.
wer4e ote 9epef4en Ser
PG. 2}rsHe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09

S6ladjt 5wiiden Seiter=
reidern nnb &niien
beem0et.
Nnseblifl lit iie 5n 8nniten Der
9iniien ansgefallen.
aeine beftirnmten gtnf)ridten iiber
Die Sd)lnft in irnnfreifl.
syrnnSuien itnS griten ideinen nber
nit Der Gage snfricSen.
GrflGren, Snf Die 9entidlen bielfady
langIam snriifgeben.
Irei Wfillionen Sulbaten iullcn itd)
bort seseniiberiteben.
SdDladrtlinie BON Wiuntntirnil ilber
@eronn nnf 9tnnep.
Sine gptidaft Ses 9aiiers @ilbelm
an ben SrGiibenten @iliun.
Srpteit gesen Die Sriesfiibrnns Der
Sriten 1rnb Selgier.
Sine itul5e Ienferitng bes Saiiers
9tifulnMs ppn 9inklano.
yHa6 Berlin, nnb fuenn es ben les-
ten Winidif fpftet."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09

= 9ie giirgerpebr bon Sitcnoe
bot beutide Suiaren IN Die 6ludt
aei6lagen. @er Iadt bo?
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09

9, N gorf, 9. See:. s(ngefom-
mea: Ger 9onpfer 2oplano, bon
Soutbnntptop
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

0cm man niMt 10 ic5r Die oagencine
Giniornugfeit Der Srodten mie oie
b!r5crlicbe @lcih6eit, sic iib oorin
flnSJi6t beOauert Nlan Oentt babel
cit oil Die 3eit or DEMONSTRATION,
bic ober lit oorG6er. 0enn OaB man
5cuti9en Cages Den Bauer, oen
SanOwcrtcr, oen @ele1rteil uip.
mat uc1r burd @eiet ooer Sittc
}uiigen fam. iiA dlBerlid1 IN Der
&ieiOung 5n ieiHcm Stmoe 81 be-
fcnnen bcru6t nuf ocr @lcid6ere1-
tiglnI 0er Stdu0c, bic mir Oodl nidjt
iUiIOer bcieiiiacn woIen iuO Oiirien.
@ic Q6atiad1e 0e3 SrattenDerioas
lit unbcitrcii6or, Tie crflGrt iid aus
ccr 3rritreluug Der @eooIfermg
0nr6 Ocn &erfe6r, tie crflGrt iid) ober
otonouii1 lmO tcdllii6 aud oorauS,
AaB bic olten 8radten t6etlrueiie
icbr unproltiiA unO auBcror0entli5
foitipictg iino. 0a5 9lld aus t6euer-
tier un0 ic5pclitcr Sei0c, 3. 9., oaS
cine %enoin flniit0oa 5um aopipub
miuoct lit Gin @ert6objctt BON oft
300 &bolcrn, Oic Uielen Gleioer
lmO gSeitentoiaeu foitcn gleibiols
idrrcrcS @clo, un0 lore Guitono9ol-
ting toitet Oiele 3cit. 9a6ei lit Die
Sradt niat proftiid,.
glus fiinitleriifcn lmO 6iitoriiden
&riinocn carl man OaS 6cOauern,
a6er 5i cinen iittliGeit &orpuri
iAledt6in Iiegt feline 9ere1tigitng
nor. Gie e5emalige ql6gei6loiien6eit
fcr cir3eluen Sonoi1nit 6ilOete imO
fonicr0icrte oie Sanoi6ditstradt,
iuic lie auc6 Die G6arottcre 6ilOete
6artetc, a6er oft audi Oer61rtcte.
&eiltc iino nuG in 0cn entlcgeucn
Ganoidoiten ole W}eniden inncrli6
anoere 9eporOen Ourh Die tauien0.
ldde Scriibrlng nit Der oQgemeinen
@eiiieSfultnr Ser g9elt Die 9piidmir.
flung auf 0nS GuBere @eba6ren lit
mir nntiirlicb, nno man miir0c Die
eriiinitclte Yoie 6egiinitigen, penn
man 0en Seuten cin GlBeres @e6nh,
rem 5unlltben nollte, oaS i6rem in.
neren @een niht me6r entiprift.--
Gin ctbilher 0lafel cntitc6t crit 0u.
no ans purer gitelfeit uno g5od].
0iIerei fremoeS Meien ofieltiert miro.
Eds fomnt ia lei0er ii6craa Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

mrlifoliiber Sdarfblid Bat Die oroBc
&iinitlerin in Oieiem Safe ia nun
gon1 un0 gur i'm Stidb 0eluiirn, mic
Is wo6l 6eute oub nur nod ie6r NC
iige Wluiifer ge6en miro, oie i6re
GliBaAhlug fir ben Gonoidtcr 2ii5t
tbcilen mcr0en. gluh rein menihlicb
betrldtet mirfcn Oie bier mitgct6cil-
ten 9leuBcrln9en 9loro S6umunn'S 5
reht imerfreulih, unO man pdre az
nci9t Dem llrtbeil @apps su,ultim.
men. 0aB OaS &npitel 9iijt olli olS
GbarafterbilO bcioer SdHmann's ci.
ncn Oilnfcln Sled merfe, mcnn Is
nidt mlf Der onoeren Seite bod mic.
Der 3iige oufpieie, Die Die 9lnnobme.
cs banO!e iidl bier lin pcrionlide C%v
bdfigfeiten, iebr lmpabriheinlit
modtcn. Sir oieic Sral Ore6te iid
ood), mic ibr bon 9itntonn oer0ifent-
lidter 9ricfpediel lmO ibrc Go0e-
buGelnira9lngcn 5eigcn, olcs uur
nod Inn ibre @in0er imo INT DaS
fimitleri6c @rbc ocS @ottcn, inn
pi0mete tic i6rc 9e5ensar6cit, in i6m
i1nO lie ibre @rbolin0 ln0 meln lie
irgcnomo @egner tluo 6CipOc all cr-
bliden gloubtc Ounn Iunrcn cS iolhc
Die ibrer glnii6t nod Oem Namsa
9lo6crt Shunioin in scr Mertbiu]
Der 3eit9enoiien glb6rllcb thun rol-
ten oGcr fuiltcn Ger aufitcigen0e
&ubm 9ii5ts luO @aQncrS bc6cr
tetc fiir Tie oie ardBtc icncr Dem 9(r-
ocnfcu Scblnldrn's oro1cnOc @ain6r
ltnN ihre nit jitueAnicHOcm Sitter I'M
mcr Ichroffer 6crDortretcuoc Giuiei.
tiafcit fiinitlcriirtcr gpcrtduno i6rc.
mie mir heute ioqcu niirfc1 9ti6tcr-
fenntriB Scr Shroufci oc5 Sdu-
morn'ichen @enics, modte lie bln5
fiir Die @eoeutiiup ser onocrcr 9lif-
timg; ciuiqe bdni'dlc llrtteilc non
bort aus iibcr sic ShinlornN+
NidtitnN bic o(leroinaS. pie mciit IN
iolhcn Sdllcn nidt pon Ncn 6iib.
rerl ion0ern bon 0cn Irobanteh
ousuingcn ricfen Ooun audj i6rc per
i0Hlidc Gnpiinolidlfcit iund. ino
inter oicicnl @clichtSpiInft nl6t IN.
i6rcr mibpcrii1nolideu 9oSael0ltdeit
mus mat icnc a6idaigell 9pnierfti-
gen ii6er 9ii3t 6eieben. 9eoenft mlt
oiiBerOent iodl ooB SIR 3eit, Oo lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
@apcrn
2if3t uah Sic s6nulnnns.

syn DER 3eitidrift aGie GPiiiif" per.
oifentIift CT. Sululs aopp (9erlim
eincn gluiiob, Der geihiet ouf 6is6cr
nidt bcr4iientlidtc &apierc ais Dem
glo6loB Gobcrt Sbmrouns, cini9e
neuc 9i6tcr ouf Oas @cr61ltuiB
Si5ts 5n oem @6cpaor S6unann
Derfen Mil Iieie 6raae lit eiu8e-
bcnOer llntcriudrug Nueiielos pert5.
oenn iie beriibrt nicbt mlr Die parlon.
lic5eu 9e5iebungen BON WcnidcL Die
III Der D}uiitgeid]idte 0cS uergaHge-
iien SSobrbunoerts, icoer in iciher 9lrt
einen 6erporragcn0cn @ldB eiuncbs
nIen, ion0srn tie oracllt ms audi jcs
neh 3eiiabihnitt, No sic bis 0a6ia
5iaulid QeiAldiien perlnlicne mlIi-
foliide gntpidlng 0cutimlanOs 1T
5mei ungefdbr gleidliiarle llno nit
mounigialtigen 9lb5uci9lngcn bis IN
ole @eacumort rcidcnOe gIelic iib
ipaltrtc gNie 0ieie Spaltung 5utnge
trot, mo mie tie iid' gera0e in oea
glamen Sblnnain iino &ii5t iinnfdls
lig Dcrforpert, lit ic0cm DhiiiffrcinO
befonnt, iuo Der gluiiab Don &app
5rinat IN 0ieier 0illlid]t ilihtS 9icueS
gIuH fir ole perionliheu @ejie5ias
gen GIFTS 5u Dem Gbepour 5bil.
maun ideint in Dem non aopp bcran.
ae5oaencn 6anoi6riitiAen @iateriGl
Der a0Higliltcn Giblioihcf ju Berlin
nidt Diel cntbulton 5u ieIn. mas lnlicr
ySiiIen Soriiber peicnilid iil bc.
reidcri ooer iluier llrtbcil o65udn.
oerl geeignet marc. un0 9roBere Be
nhtung pcr0icut ocr gliiinB nur oesr
iuegen neil er aus 0em por1onoenen
ge0riidten iino ungeonldtcn W}oterinl
III geihidter @eiie cine glrt Gntpids
Iitnasgeihdltc ser 9e3icbunQcn 9ii3t-
Snumann 5lllamnenlteQt lhotidG.
lid neu lit b0hiiens 0oB 9ii5t NIT
Der Sdmdnn'id6en Wluiif ihon felt
oem Sabre 1884 ribt crit ieit 1887.
ais er in Der r@a5etie Nuiicole~ ii6cr
ie dreb. 6cfdltnt iuor, ln0 oaB tr
idon oouIalS oic warnle 3litinlniiiiai
an ben Iag leate, Die er nuh ipdtar.
bin Der ainit ieiues inn ticfiteu aern
bod io on0erS gearteten 3citacnoiien
befunbet bot @ir boreu oonu bon
Der feds Sabre ipdter in Dresden Deg4
mittelten perionlicben 9elanntiholE
Der beiDen Die 5n groBem @eiaaet
aneinanoer mo IN Der Solge 5u ei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

Nem bon freun6idoitlidbitem Eon gs.
trd1cHen unO ourcb H0niigc 3uianl
mcntinitc mterbroMcicn Sdriitoer
fe6r iiihrtc GaB Sbnnoun'5 0'nt-
tin oarnn reqen Muthcil na6m par
ielbitncrltdnOicb, 0era Siilt epipiano
fiir tic ol5 Sron iInO GiiEitlCrin aili
ri@tiqe &ercbum9 Die &loro, )ois
0cn &ianiitcH @ii3t tctroi Onrdous
criuioerte 9l6er iilr iie melt ne5r
ais fir ibrcn @'otteu lUar ser &cimo.
rcr chen bod mir 0er aQpaltiac @lci.
tier ocs alapiers, aus Dem 3ompoau
item WilBtc lie, ic ousihlieBltber iie
iic5 In oie loniprade hires ange6etc
ten Go6crt 6inein0cricultc infncr nc
niger 5u MAIDEN. mo bon Oieier mad.
icnoen 9}idtodtung ia MiBadDtuag
Oes @onimopierS maren eS nlr me-
nigc Sdritte bis iur oiicneu 9luile5
ninQ grgen 0eu W}enlden 9ii3t. Oeiiea
ii6critr6mcno liebcnSriirOilc mic i'e
n6cr mcinte, fofettc glrt ihr nit nce
Belt Bcraoc3n @ioermiQen erreafa.
so &app's N2einllu1 SntrgiTcu0 lit
OoB olld 2iBfS piauiitiide Griolac
i6r Elm Corn i'm glu8c uorcn iobcilit
bel cincr @etrodltrna hires G6aral.
tcrbilocs 3rcifcl6ait o6cr oil 09rl
S6atiad9e ihrer ibou ietr friib Gin
letenOen N6neiguiiQ ac0cn 2ii5t lit
ndt su riitteln ln0 man bari mo0l
nih Der &ernnthuua Gouth Qcbe1
0aB Die Stimup ieincr @oltiu aui Sic
@efiiblc 9fobert 1dnmanus uidt
o6ne @influB qe6liebcu IN 2e Is
baum aeIeacntlih cincS Neiprdc1es [,
fiber N}cnOclsio6u rno 92escrfcar
5nm offenen &u6 3miihcn 0cp be;.
0cn Q2dnncri fom lit 6cfonht; dudg
bci Nieicr (Selcgen1elt trpes lSraa
&lara ourA i6re ms in5piidlct be
fonnt gelucroencn glcbcumgcu NoB
iie Sii3t legeniiber zines gcredten III
tbcils nidli mebr fdbig mar lln0 Oa3
blicO 70 bis iibcr ltH EuO 0es Soften
binois, bis nn ibr eigcneS Qcbcns-
cnoc Stapp 5eilt, ipic rittcrllh ir.0
hilfsbcrcit iid 9ii5t in jcOer @riic ii'r
iie lmS I'M Oas fiiniilcriihe Grbc 9lo
lent 0cblunnnHs elnacieBt bat ms
Daiir i'm @rin0a nidlts onoerc5 crn.
tcic olS ieinoieli9e g(6lc6nlng. 5eins
&uuuoiitiohei iin0 i6r Dic5ou0erba.
ehi Gbaos bon Ciiiohanlcn ais
@omponiliin f0nnte i'd i6n 6oiicn~ (
'Gie Shunanl gesuionetc 6.moa |
Sonate finDet tie ,,idlourig@ ino cut. !
0edt IN ibr MIR oblin0eu 9drnt bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
0ic enfiraacttcn bcim nIyiOclie@.

@iiida Glmou crjd6lt cine nicD.
lid}c @eidbid5tc. Ole cr 6eim leBten
9}uiificit in 2ec0s crIebt but. Tim
lid por itneripiinic6teu et6rintacs
Der Sitiira9ctten 5u 0iitpn, 5uttc
mnu, mic 6ir oSiqnoIc~ uiicn. sin
lIitigcbot bon Sfuelcuteu cntionot,
ons Den SoaI6ou in allen icinpu
dilBcrcn E6rlIen ulter aontrolfc
hiclt PTS 0rimen nm sic brittle
Secnorcn Glnertiirc 0cipielt wltrOe,
trot Der lrortpctcr 3ur rcdten Belt
ans Dem Slnl hcrouS. i'm ooS be-
ri6ntc Sialol. nos 0ie 9(ufunit G,S
@'onucrnclrS nHoct nuS hcr glit-
icrrtmQ9 5u floiau. Gr 6otsc faluit
ieii ,Snitrumcnt OH O0r Diir0 ae-
Droht. ais ein pilirbt7iiriacr 56ns.
nonu onf i6u allitiirite iglN INN Sie
1rcinnrtc bcrniiicrrtB .g9ie fonnen
Sic iih irnteriichrn. bier ~ bloicn".
hihr cr ion an .h0rcn eie scnn nidlt.
0ob Nriuncu i'm S1ul Mniif qcnodlt
riro2~ llttcrociicn niRtc oos Or
d.riicr nndl citincni Norteu mcitsr
gehcr nhrc Oot sic 9(nfuuit ocs Cor
rcrnrurs NcuelNct norocn mar. Tos
9'tflifimt rlod3Fc >rnfcn. Not scr
gSino sic Conc ucrihlitn0cu bobc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

Sii5t's 6ooesuuhridt crbielt, i6re
@cnliitbsucriaiiuug utter aQcrhono
trii6cn Greianiiien. nanentlid abcr
inter Ger ibr omuols INNER me6r
5lnn Sepubticill fommenocn peri0u.
lidcn @utircnlOrng nit 9ra6ms lit.
10 erideint icner bittere gPa6rllf oo6
IN ipcicntliH lniloerem 9idjt ais bcinl
flil6tigcu lle6crlcien. SShre mcnid),
liden Sdm0bcn bat &lorn Shu.
mann acmiB gchabt ober iic worcn
nidt oerdrt OdB lie Sos III ms lc6cn.
oigc 9ilO elmer qrcBell aiinitlcriu
mo cincS cOclu Nlcnicben triibaH
f0nntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

@lon lieit ieBt piele aIaaen oarii.
Der, Dab oas plattc 2onO pie cS an
icinen @c50u0cn Ben dornfteriiti-
idcn Bus cinge6iibt babe, ouA in
Den Cradjten iib aa5u idncQ BON ocn
Sitten Der &oriabrcn cman5ipiere.
IN oiciei &laaen liegt t5eihUciie Gin
6credtigte5 biltorii,bes fiinitlcriicbes
mo ct5iidc5 Entereiie. t6cilmeiie
a6cr ou@ etpa5 9liididrittli6es, in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

ten i6r IN oie 9llieen o6 OieIcr Gn9.
mcibmlg Oes Oirc6 ocn aonponiiten
gc5eiligten 9fauilirs. 9fl9 ole 9taA.
ridt pom 3o0e OeS @egners Benin
oas mar er nun cinmal in i6ren 9(u-
1en r. eiHtriit idreibt lie in ibrcm
So9ebud aoA cini9cn ge3iUungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

flingCnOcn onertennenoen gSorten
iibcr ieine fiinltleriicben @oben mir
0ic Norte nieOer: nEann mar er eiu
idlehter &omponiit icine Sod)en lin0
tribal. im0 iiher neroen iie NIT iei-
nem &inideioen 6alo gau5 ino gar
ans DER @elt perihminocn." SS6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

Dem i6r ii6el pur0c~ o6mo6l fcin
gcrinGercr ol5 @rohms sic Sonote
i6r Ooripiclte llnO ol8 9ii5t ein5s
Cages in Qiiiiel0ori nit i5r 9}o6crt's s
@cnocepa Cnpertire, uier61n0iD
ipielt iiu0ct iic iooor icin Spiel
uid)olOcrbaft iu1o 0ic E6rdnen trc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Gdllper llliiolidI.

Ctcrlc6rcr (Sur itnrubigcn &ldije);
,.9ia mes lit Ocnn OaS nieOer iiir ell
9drnll ScO bod nal eincn Wionlclti
iiil uiS 56rt gif 'iclRer Oicieu 5aef'
tafcl anil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

Der Yluerniobn, Scr, ipcm CT sur
StdOt f06rt, ihmOenlang an ii6 6cr-
iunbaitclt, oamit MIR niendnO mcrfc.
0aB er Gin Bauer iei, ntiBohtet imN
ucrimc6ret icinen 9erlf um0 6ctriigt
iic5 ieIbit oOer beriudt e5 rpcuioitenS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-04-03
Liquor Licensees.

Forty-nine applications for liquor
licenses were filed at the County Clerk
office, on Tuesday night, March 3Ist.
Tuesday was the last day for the filing OF
such applications. The applications this
year exceed the licenses granted last
year by one.
OF the torty-nine applications, sixteen
were for oyster houses or saloons, six
teen for traders licenses or grocerymen,
and seventeen for ordinary or hotels.
The new applicants are: Lindsay E..
Stnnkle, saloon, 50 South Mrrket street;
Harry C. Harm, Emmitsburg, trader;
Wachter Bros, sc East Patrick street,
trader Charles F. Cramer, 3o4 East Pal
rick street hotel; Isaac l.. Hahn, Crea-
gerstown, hotel.
The licenses will not be issued until
May Ist. The public may file protests to
the granting of these licenses and the
court may refuse to grant the licenses.
1t is not known that any protests Will be
filed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-04-03
Was Burned, May Get We'll.

Louise Beecratt, aged IA years.. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bee
craft, of Brunswick. this county, is at the
Frederick City Hospital suffering with
severe burns. caused by Roger Eusaw,
an Italian boy, aged six years, setting
fire to her clothing, in order to see the
blaze. The Beecraft family lives in the
same house with the Eusaw family, the
latter being Italians. The little boy was
playing in the kitchen of the Beecraft
place. and he deliberately struck a match
and applied it to the girls dress. The girl
when she realized that she was on fire,
ran and screamed and her mother sue
ceeded in tearing from her body the most
of her clothing.
The girl was horribly burned about the
neck and arms, although it is not
thought that she inhaled any of the
flames, as her face and hands showed few
or no burns. DIR. A. G.. HORNE was
called and made the girl as comfortable
as possible.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-04-03
Midnight Fire.

A midnight fire destroyed the comb.
nation hay and wagon shed. and con-
tents of Mr.. P. E. Leatherman, near
Lewistown, this county, causing loss of
about $4,000. AT least thousand dol
lars worth of property threatened by the
fire was saved by bucket brigade, COM
posed of more than one hundred and fifty
farmers and neighbors, who fought the
flames valiantly, although handicapped
by the lack OF water aud adequate fire
facilities.
1t is believed that the fire was of in
cendiary origin. The interior of the
building was burning mass before the
flames had spread to the exterior. Mr..
Leatherman SAID that the matter wonld
be given a thorough sitting and every
effort to run down the guilty person
would be made.
With the exception of two employees
and three small children, Mrs. Leather
man was alone. Mr.. Leatherman had
left his home early in the morning to as.
siSt neighbor to move The fire was
first noticed by man in Thurmont, who
telephoned to neighbor of Mr.. Leath.
erman. Mrs. Leatherman, believing
that the barn would be burned, went to
the stables and tnrned out the stock, be-
fore any sof the men had arrived at the
home.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-04-03
Fair Grounds to be Remoaeled

The Board of Managers of the Fred
erick County Agricultural Society. held a
meeting on Saturday afternoon, March
18th, with all but two OF the managers
present. After comforting a deed to a
small strip of land which the society has
conveyed to Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Dixon,
matters relating to the next fair were dis
cussed. The fair this year will be held
on October goth, 2Ist, 22nd and
23rd, with view to getting the grounds
in ship shape condition for the big annual
event, steps were taken to begin work at
an early date.
The board on Saturday decided to
fence in that portion Of its property
which it a year ago, and in 1912, pur-
chased from Mr. Elmer Dixon. This will
add between four and five acres to the
Fair Grounds, thus relieving much con-
gestion, which is every year experienced.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-04-03
Hospital Under Quarantine For
Mild Smallpox Case.

A mild case Of smallpox has been dis
covered at the Frederick City Hospital.
Little Joseph Wallace, son of Mr.. and
Mrs George Wallace, of this city, who
underwent delicate skin.grafting opera
ton several weeks ago, is the patient, the
infection being the direct result of a visit
by small friend of the Wallace lad from
Lovettsville, Va, where there is an cpl
demlc Of fhe disease.
The hospital is under strict quaran-
tine and no physicians viii be permitted
to enter the institution and no patients or
visitors received. DIR. Thomas B. John
son will remain at the hospital and be in
strict quarantine, having complete super
vision of the institution. Two police have
been placed at the hospital during the
day and two at night, to see that no one
enters the building and that supplies for
the hospital must be delivered in pack
ages not to be returned. Deliveries must
be made on the outside.
Many persons have already been vac
cinated and it is strongly advised by the
City Health Officer, DR.. Ira !. McCurdy.
that all persons should be re-vaccinated
who have not been recently vaccinated.
Every means possible to prevent the
spread of the contagion is being used.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-04-03
Social Hygiene Society Meets.

The Society of Social Hygiene held its
annual election of officers on Tuesday
afternoon, March 3Ist, at a. meeting in
the Federated Charities Building. The
following officers were elected:
President, DR.. C.. F. Goodell; first vice
president the Rev. U S. c.. Rupp; sec
ond vlce-president, Miss JAMIE DeLash
mutt; treasurer, Mrs David Lowensteip;
secretary, Miss N. B. Blanchard.
The newly elected members of the Ex-
ecutive Committee are: Dr.. Joseph F.
Apple, the Rev. u S. G. Rupp, DR.. L.
E. Brown, Mrs. Sarah o. West and Mrs.
Henry Ramsburg.
Plans were started at this meeting to
secure a speaker or, lecturer to address
the society either in~ the latter part Of
April or the early part of May. If pos
sible, either DR.. Muncie. of BROOKLYN.
New York, will be secured or Dr..
Leichleider of Baltimore, both prom
inent authorities on social hygiene.