davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-12-10
TRY THIS FOR NEURALGIA

Thousands of people keep on
suffering with Neuralgia because
they do not know what to do for
it. Neuralgia is a pain in the
nerves. What you want to do is
to soothe the nerve itself. Apply
Sloan's Liniment to the surface
over the painful part-do not rub
it in. Sloan s Liniment penetrates
very quickly to the sore, irritated
nerves and allays the infiamma-
ton. Get a bottle of Sloan s Lini-
ment for rs cents of any druggist
and have it in the house-against
Colds, Sore an dSwollen Joints,
Lumbago, Sciatica and like all
ments. Your money back if not
satisfied. but it does give almost
instant relief.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-12-10
PILOT NOTES

Ernest and Willie Rinsen went
to Bowen Thursday.
Last Tuesday night was the last
spelling battle night.
Robert Townsend went to Madi-
son county Saturday on business.
Messrs. B. F. Screech and John
Edwards visited relatives in
Breathitt county the past week.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ashley is now little bet
ter. DR.. NJ. l.. Knox is attending
him.
Roscoe Raker and Courtney
Campbell attended church at
Union Chapel, in Estill county,
Sunday.
Misses Pearlie Hall and Myrtle
and Resie Townsend went to Lom-
bard Friday, Saturday and Sun
day to visit relatives.
Mr.. John Sparks, who has been
enlisted in the navy for six years,
has returned home. He was joy
fully received by his many
friends.
The school entertainment will
be the 18th of December. The
children are very much interest
ed in the Christmas tree; they are
looking to receive many nice pre-
sents for reciting their pieces
nicely.
Miss Nora Amburgy, Mr.. Clar-
ence Townsend, Miss Maud Bow
Ell, Mr.. Elvin Perkins, teacher at
Beech Grove; Miss Pearlie Hall
and Mr.. Robert Amburgy went to
Mrs. T. G. Halls and had a very
nice time.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-12-10

of FIlson, and Jennie Rogers
of Marble Yard, are visiting W.
M. Adams and family.
We are glad to have our old
merchant, Mr.. j. B. Rogers, back
in the store again, having pur-
chased it from his brother.
Mr.. Marion Atkinson, our
young school teacher, will soon
leave us. We regret to see him
go. He has taught US a fine
school.
Miss Ella Rogers and her little
brother, Courtney, visited her
uncle, j. B. Rogers, last Satur
day and Sunday. They gathered
lot of green hollies for the pur-
pose of decorating Miss Rogers
school house for an entertain
ment.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-12-10
Opens Big Market.

Coal operators in Eastern Ken
lucky scored long sought victory
last week, when the Interstate
Commerce Commission authorized
the establishment of rates between
certain points sn Kentucky without
observatiiD Of the long and short
haul clause. The new rates will
apply between points on the l. q E
railroad and Winchester, Lexington
Frankfort and Richmond between
Maloney, including the Ida May
branch of the l. q A,
This decision of the Interstate
Commerce Commission means a
great deal to Eastern Kentucky and
opens up much wider market foI
the coal of that rich section. Here
tofore the railroads leading from
The coal fields through Winchester
were unable to make decent rates
to Chicago, St. Louis and other
west I'm points, and consequently
w,le forced to lose many big con
tracts for coal.
The long and short haul clause
prevented the L. 4 K. Railroad
from making a less rate for ship.
mrnt to Chicago in connection with
other roads than it was making to
any point on its route. Under the
new ruling a joint rate can be made
which will allow the coal operators
to compete with other fields.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-12-10
xBNA.

w. M. Adams has a dandy
new roof on his barn.
Walter Cress has purchased a
barn from Edd Howell.
John Crabtree was here a few
days ago buying turkeys.
G. @. Drake and Gain Rogers,
have gone to Filson on business.
Mr.. Willard Pelfry, of Xena, is
visiting relatives in Wolfe coun-
ty.
Miss Lille Hubb is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Mollie Abner, of Cob
Hill.
ID. @. Spencer died near Xena
Dec. 2, after a long illness of
consumption.
Roscoe Hubb and Reece Rog-
ers, our two hustling young men,
have been buying fur.
Mr.. j. J. Woodland is making
quite an improvement on his
house by Notwithstanding it.
Edd Howell and family left
here last Saturday for West Vir.
ginia, where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Ad lms,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-12-10
SHOE REPAIRING

Send your shoes by parcel post,
and have them repaired in the best
way. and with the best material
Send money with the shoes. Prices
Mems Half Soles, sewed soc, nail
ed Csc.
Boys and Women's Half SoleS, sew
ed 75c. nailed SOC.
Rubber heels, Men, 65c, Women QUO
Leather heels, Men, IS; Women Zoc
Parcel post work receives prompt al
tenti0n.
CHAs. BALMuT
Winchester, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-12-10
HOw'S This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
ease Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
CatRrrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known F. ].
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able TO carry out any obligations
"1Ds W NAT. BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo. Ohio.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 70
cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-12-10
GOOD OUTLOOK
FOR FARMERS

If the war in Europe continues
for any great length of time, it is
bound to be of benefit to the
American farmer. A tremendous
amount of wheat is being export
ed to the Old World, and there
will be a small crop in Europe
next year; owing to the condition
of the country as result of the
war. The warning nations all de-
pend on America to feed them and
II supply oats for their horses.
Farmers will do well to plant a
good acreage of oats, wheat and
corn next year.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-12-10
TREES.

Fruit and Ornamental trees,
Shrubs, Grape Vines, Rhubarb, As
paragus, Peonies, PhlOx, Roses, etc.
EVERY THING FOR ORCHARD,
LAWN AND GARDEN.
NO AGENTS FREE CATALOGS
H.F. HILLENMEYER & SONS,
Lexington, KY.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-12-10
POWELL & JACKSON

Writers Of all Kinds of Fire, LIE,
Tornado, Lightning and Hail lnsur-
anee.. We are also agents for the
Illinois Surety Company and are pre-
pared to do a general Bonding bust
ness.
POWELL & JACKSON
Sam w. Powell Llnville Jackson
Once In Court House.
winchester Kentucky
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

ii6 bod 6ei oen @efa6rerL oie Oas
olte &aterlanO gegenwdrtig beoro-
bcn uno bel oen i@weren Shnocn
pelde in 0leier fritiiHen 3eit auh
Bic Galtldel III 0ieiem 2au0e Onrds
5lmaAcu 6o6en ooruu 0oB ii1
Deutihe mo Gcuiicb glmcrifancr
MN eng oncinau0er anidlieBcn, mn
oeH Oiraciht fonlmen0en Stiirmen
lrob bieten 81 f6nnen. 0oB lie oies
0creiis 0etbon 6a5en imO aud in ser
3utitnit t0um wer0cu, oaS f6rmen lie
bei Der 6eutigeH 3eier Oes 0Geutiden
Cages inn o9lipcr Giem-&orf~ Onrcb
i5r erideincn uno ourD i6r Nlihuir.
fen beueiien.
Der 0icSid5risc yGentibe Soa~
crbdlt ieiuc 6eIonOerc 9eOctnna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

9lalcig5 einiinoen 100 5u G6ren Der
iel6en elm Silndeon gcge6cn miro.
gSdbreno ser Eaiel uer0en DericJie-
Gene tir5c 2lnipra1en ge6olicu mcr.
Ocn Gie 9l6ia1rt Der G6rcnQdiic
nuH Oen &iUer Gieu @arf en-.
iol9t INN 4.15 ll6r. S6r Gintrcffen
miro 0as 3eiden 5unI @e0iunc Der
Slog0en Eora0e ieiL melGe Iib
Our6 Oen %ort nod 0em @}uiif-Ea-
billion 6cwegt 100 iiH ser &eoeoftus
a5ipielen miro.
Sebterer miro 0urb 9Sr1ii0ent 9G-
5ert g Sanf6dnel 0ur1 einen g9iQ-
fonmehsruB cr6ffuet. Gie cualH9e
6eitreOe miro bon Dem GongreBo6oe-
oroueteu E0omos g. SiIion bon
Nhiiiiiippi ge6dlien lnO bic oeut-
ite bon Srn. Sans @eiu3 GDers aus
GeutidlonO. 3wiiNeu ocn ein5eInen
Singer BON Baltimore unter 2ci.
tung 0es Girigenten So5u 81. alein
me6rere G6ore 3im &ortrag bringen.
N6gleid, wie 6ereits angefiiuOigt,
Dem 6eiie eiu Ser ge9cnmdrti9en fri-
tiiden situation entiprebenOer Con
aufgeprdgt perOen ioa, miro es bod
Dor mo nah Dem &eOeaft niHt an
lluter6alhmg ie6len Spe3eQ Oiirite
am 9l6enO in ben beridieOenen
Solptquortieren Der &ereine iro6es
&e6en berriten.
Curd Die @ermittelrng ocs S5ru.
Scnrp 8. @ieneielo wir0 Der StouO
SIR Gntgegenna6me BON geitrdgen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

aleid, pelder@lon6cnsri1hna ian,
sen gciicru beion0ere 6eeru itoit ip
ocneu Der Sternepbanncr.&ode gcs
1ic GroffnungSfeter
9eenn nidt aau3 Baltimore, 10 ooc1
wcuiaiienS Sic Sdlite ieiner Sin.
iuosneriAoft mo6nte oem gcltri9ca
Groiimugs Gou5ert Ger Sicrnens
banner 9odc iu Gruio.Sill @orf
bci. llnobic66ar mar sic Nleniten.
meu8c. mclAc 9leid llht5unteu @o.
Gen unobldB(ih 6creiailnt6eie ms
lodenoc Sriin
gtn 6errlibes. ih6ues 9ilo mar
eS oic idon iu's 'berbiili6e @el6
binibcripieIeuoc Scribe ser 9diume
iuo 5irdnder, 0ie 9robcn friidet
9lajrnil1hcn oie Ganicnoe mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
9ic SternenOannrrsSycirr
@yO8rqmm fir ben DeutiOeu Sag.

aiontos, T. Scpciu6er.-Gmpaugsos.
llbr %grmia8S: Nnfnnt Scr Grgatte ,GuntelGtOn."
Eg %ormiagS &eabo0p Smut tNaerc gnprudC WagOrS
llhr |prmiag: %. iG6rlide Meeae 6c 6crrN gar
10 llbr %ormiagS: birgcrde nuO SuOnirieFn FnraOe;
AWSfng Ocs rySiefncr GUucaD" 9ampfer Drcaman0
10 i6r &onaaS Sceua Der aIreo GouOeuOn Der oOrioIeS"
Gr Nodmitiag WgicOe lnuo6me i'm WOOie6n6Gauie nrS
VmpGnn.
l6r NodmGss GutGHlnng cuer OeHfioel Der 6dc DOn
@rdt. nuO gg6tStrafe.
6r NaGmtngs Suonire5eicr Der oSeSernon O SaDor" i'm
&eieu6.&or
G7 gbepOs Nnsemcine SGnmnoiOn StaSt Guu5ertc.
lIr @6clSS Gmpioug fir Srder guprOdc oeS %i5eFrGl
6emen ser &erenigten 5noten.
s ll6r AbsuS Gupc6nuo Ocs oNloOicGnbGanieS."
yeier OGs .9rutl6en Cages"
i'm Gperoicu9arf ou sup5cn SeS ulua69araau sHr
ecr.%ceins."
0as Of5ialc 6siproaramm 1T 5oIaenSeS:
IL 6r: Gr6iiuuug NeS 6etes.
120 l1r. Gnpfone Der 9eaiicnfiu6cr
lGr: Nuiung bes EresteacnS na6 Der %reisidckcnS.
$50 lGr: 9reisipisle fin 9iuOcr
23O lt6r: CONCERT.
llGr Gu5ua NeS v0enidcn riea6nuOes" Ss o0ma@en
NilitGr-%erens."
llbr SSiOmmsnsnF Sr 81. g Sauf9ane @raOnt Ocs ulu
abDausgen &aracr-Gercius BAN WarDlonS."
@uiprade S6oS y. Siou, 6ousrefmiiglieo NiiHppi
0cniidc Helrc0c: 6ous 6ein5 GuerS.
mr. OcangSyortrGge %creuatcn Singer oSng Ocs Ncrn
Nrcnber; bic Sage Scr 9loieu," Spider; o9eenn ale
VrfnnIcin fliefeu4 @nl6airue; ogSie's Sn6cm mar,
ggo6aentutG; Girigent So6u u. alcn
9r: Wcra9erncn Der %crus u%Or0arts" nnS DWermaum"
ll6r; GouBcrt
8 ll6r c5conasbOrtraoc Her onwcIcuOcu Ssreuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

pAnoiturium" Ibe Sonop Dan"
D@aDeW" Cabaret @irls"
rWnrNlnito "-NteiDe .Yu CiQr" Gauhebilc.
uNnii.Nlaoemic" euHnD IN SnnnOano".
vperimnn'e Farff yelalr yipoo Idalih
RnnoeOlue, Wlulif luO loH3
,,0liuer 0iQu 40rl" - GdQlih gon8erte mo
anoere gmiiemenis
,,SnJ Shore Bari" TdQln Gou3crte NIB
dtloete glmliemeHis
Gbrilpcnic BAD TdQli6 Grfiirfionen BET
Dnmplcr a0reQm0nO"
,@ani0ri0ge"
.NeiinlurelOn0"
%grt oepoFt uuo 9rtierion - @riuriouen
per Nnnpier Suaducbnuna"
pilnabgdn0eer 9htner.@cren Dpn W,arrlnuS"
DontaQ ocr z. september a. id6rl0e
gSeuine 4aQ" "aScer i'm uRibcr&icu Barr.
~. ~ sS.chncr Ocuclnuc, 3. s." lltoli-
ioo, oen Z september. GigrncnbQnuers 9rfuriion
na0 NnMbrioGc Ulo., per Numpier ,Sreams
luno".
vSo5laliitilAe 2icocriaiel bun Baltimore"
gm 2l september 9rnriiDn nab ycri ia.
neanhtoter far" - Nienlioa mo Oiiiipo0
0oil3eri un0 4an3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

1iird 6ciiaoitcs0ienlie in falt al
len airdcu uno ourd einGon5ert Der
modcrcu oeutiden Singer i'm
GniiD 0ia @orf 1T oeiieru sic
Sieruen6aner ISOLDE 6ei'n prddj-
tianeu @ctter miiroig ein9eleitet
moroen. 9lbt poiienoer itno mir
oiaor Bate bic groBe 6citmode be-
gonncu peroeu fonneu 0enn geit-
idc da9cu ON Der Gutwideltng mo
ocnl Soriidritc ocs 5taotes 6eroor-
rdsenoen 2lat6eil genommcn Sni
arieac, lUic Int 6rieoeH erpieien tie
iiG als gldlucr Ger G6at uu0 mir
oige So6ne MorDlaHo's Pin oen
9efreianastdmpien 9egcn 0ie gng-
l0rcer no6nen ans Geutiben bon
Nlar1lan0 9c6l0cie 9ic1lnenterE6eil
lno ueripribten ibr Nlut olf 3a5l.
reiheu Shlodtieloern, un0 es was
rem 0eltide Surncr aus Dem Stootc
Nlpyylan0 bic pereint nit lnrnern
oes ztaaies @}oiidhuiett iicb 6ci'nt
9lue6radjc oea 9'irgerfricges I'M
sen Nrdiioeuten Sincoln idoorten
rno icue gei6maAe 6ilocien
liao iu Sricoeu Dot oie i1mielige
SAINT oes oeutiden 9aromonnes
Dem iruht6aren 9oOen @iorplouo's
rei1eu ern0teiegen entlodt nm auf
alien @ebieten oes Sonoels, Scr Sr.
ouiirie'u Der almit lmo Der g9iiien.
idoit Der 6inan5 Il. l. TO- wirften
Teutit1e 6obnbre1eno unO i6re 0la
men ba6eu niHt mir III inherent
Gtadte, ionoern peit ii6er sic @ren
SEN oeiic6en 6inous einen 9iten
Slang. llno mem es golt Elm 0as
Qcianlute @cmciupcen betrefienocs
6eit 3u ueraniiolten, 6et6dtigien Die
Ieutid 2lmerifnuer itets i6r patrio-
tiiheS Geiii6L mo man ntuB es i5-
nen Iaiien iie ba6en es itetS uer-
itauoen, sic 8eieru in elmer oem 9lu-
acnblidc cntipredenoen piir0igen
ln0 aeoiegenen @eiie 5u arrongiren
IND rriolgreih jur 9(isfii6ring al
bringen G6enio ME bel oeu Gr-
0finungs .Gon5ert Der groBen Seini-
fc6r.gsoHe i'm Gftober oeS Sa6res
1907 6a6en aub Oieiesmal sic 0eut.
iden Sanger Der Staot G6re iiir oos
aeiaumte Geuiidt6lm Der Staot
eingelcgt
@ir6libe Sciern.
Iie Sia0t Baltimore bat inter
bicIcn anoercu @eneinweicu oes
2auoes ben 9luf Oiele @ottes6dilicr
3u beiiben SSn aQen Oieien sans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
9ns g9etter.

Sir NlorDlano im0 sen GiItrift
Columbia 6eutc t6eilpeiie 6epolft
nuO fii6ler; mdBige oerdnOerlidc
g9inoe.
Gos gSetter mar geIiern 0cu 0on-
sen Gag prd6tig. Die 6o6ite Genl.
perotur 6etrng 81 @raO Inn A ll6r
9'ahniittogS un0 Oie nieoriQite So
@raO Inn 6 ll6r @}orgens.
Gie gr6Bte S6uelligfcit ocs g8in-
Oes mor 10 N}eilcn bonn Siioen.
Ser 6ent5ti9feitsgc6olt ser 2uit
mar 76 Gro5ent inn s ll6r W}orgenS
unO 5S &ro5ent Inn s ll6r 9l6enos.
Sn oen ii6rigen @etter @co6ad-
tinos-Stationen Ocs 9on0es par Oie
borbite Eempcrotir pie folot: 9ltlan.
tic Stu 76, &isnard 70, Bolton 76,
Buffalo y, G6areiton Sc, G6icogo
81, GleueIauo so, Genper "A, De-
troit SO Tulut6 GO, Gaitport GO,
@alueitou IS, Green 9ou 6S, Sottc-
ras S4, SABRE 7G, Selcna 76, Sad
ionDiQe IS, Ganios Stir go, Gnor-
bile sc, 2ouiSOiae 80, @}orquctte GO,
@lempbis 90, @|ontaomerD 90,N}ont-
real 60, 0}autrdet y, 91ew OrleonS
90, glcw g)orf 7G. Gflo6oma %,
%ittS6urab rs, E6looclp6io 50,
@ortIono, Wlc. GS @ortlonO, Ore,
6S, 0le5ec 60, 9ialeia6 IS, So(t2afc
GitD 81, Gan 6ran5isco GO, St2ouis
80, Scrouton "A, Shreveport 90,
Spotone 81, SDrocuie 70, Tompa
So, @oi5ingtou So, @innipea AS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

oerein aufgeforoert worOen Dem
Gage cine fir&lide &orieier 81 pio-
men; lmo oas lit oenn aud in ocn
luciiten &irden geitbe6cn. Bur Ser
t6eiluna fam oie 6citi@riit Die oas
pom 8iiraermeiiter ernannte Gomite
pon oeutib-omerifanii9en 9iirgern
6crausGege6cn bat mo Ocrcn 8aupt-
5lued es lit bic &iriung, Oie oitr6
oen @egfoQ Oes oeuti6en 6eii5nges
rerie6lt mur0e, olr1 ein litterari.
i6es @r5eIoniB 3u erreiben. llnO
Dieaei6t mag lie onlcrnOer iein, ais
cine sBaraoe, Die an ben 9Iugen uor-
ii6er3ie6t imO Dorbei lit.
0ieic 6eitiHriit, in me6reren Can.
icnoen Don @reinplaren perlegt, miro
md6reno Der 6cihpo6e 81 6aben iein.
WloQe iie lire glrbeit t6ml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

irdiiigt mo ocm @crc9icn ben
Sieg brinat. ltno oonn eriAoll es,
mdAho m0 itorf, oa9 alto nicocr.
ldu0iiHe Canfacbet ipontan itimms
len ole llmiie6enOen nit em mo
ipie Elm Meer iAmon c5 ON Gen Sim
mel elm Wieer olIs ianlenOen BON
6coeiitcttcn S1e3cn. Or @illiom
Goienon pom Gltow @loce Sempel
ipraN uad9eeu0i0uug Oes BON brois
ienocm @eiiall gciolgten nutiifoli.
iHen %roaronuns ooS 5hlilBaebct
Inter ocn 9lnpeicuDe nGeiarOel
ii1 Scrr 6rieoriM s.. @ottlieb, DER
%oriitcnoc oes 0ftiif Goniies fir
Oic Sterneubanaericier er 6atie Oic
G6crlcituug ii5er oos Gon5ert nue,
Serr s. Sranf Supplee, Ser e6ema.
liae C6erit 0es 4. giegineuis. Giri.
gent sSo6n 81. &lein 0irigirte ieine
n9creiniatcn Singer oie pereiuig-
ten @apcllen BON %o6u Sbel unO
Gmif Sclonionl 6eiorgicn oen
Crd6eIieri6eil oes Gou5erteS. Nit
4aiior Gofmonn mar @crr SONS
s.. GDera angelonat einer Scr Ccitet
mo 6efannieileu SHriiiiteller Der
mo0erNcn ocltiben @iterotlr
Gos Giuaanesge6ct %aitor Soi'
molnS bate ioIgenoen gSortlalt:
.Smnlm corral 2ift up pour
6eartsl~ G6e oie Gone Der Sim.
neIsto1ter @}uiit Qinousflingen iol
lcl1 lit es redlt, imicr 6cr5 I'M @ebcte
5u Gr at crbe5ciL 0 Gott Der Oh
wiiroig bit 5u ue6men @9re nno
|reis ino Strait oenn On bait alc
Cinae aeidoiian mo ourh 0iblDur
oeu ilc
Zic giiloucn 9trdbIcn Geiner
Some, oie lebeuiragenoen g9inoe
(6ortieBmg iie6e 3. SeitcD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

abbdngigtcits-Hriegc BON 1912
1914 oie Geutibeu BON @lnrDlauo
iicgreicb Oert6ei0iat 6a6en @ir
0lau6en an bic 3utrmit Scr @leuibs
5eit, ruie iie IN Ocn Gcrcinigten Staa-
ten Derforpert lit. Ger amerifdnii9e
Optimisms lit Der uniere.p
2lu6 in alien ii5riacu airden ser
Stoot 6e6anoelten Die Meiiuidcn
d6nlide G5emer lm0 madtcu ouf
Oie E6eilno6mc Der GeniiHen om
&riege Don 1912 luo atf sic 6eutiae
6cicr inn 9iipcr @icp &ort oif-
mertiaul
0ic E6cilue6mcr an ser 6eicr mer-
ben oieles SQbr bohintereiiaiie Ge-
Den 3u 60rcn 6cfonunen Giuer ser
6eiireoner lit Sr Sans 6eiu3 Gper9,
ser 6etannte Oeutide ShriititeQer
welder 6ereits geiteru in Baltimore
GunraO s. Stable,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
Die guft nad HcutIdlanO.

Sa oieTer gSOde gc6cn fiiuf 0am-
pier uOn 9lciu g)Orf az, meldjc Yuit-
laden fir SentidIauo nnS DETER
rcid=llnsaru mitneGmen. Sir bic
fiinf Sampfer WcrScu bier 9SOltIa-
den ent0ceeuoenOmmcu Bis 81 oen
fulacnOcn g6cnSitnnOeu Der 6ctrcf-
fcnOcH Sage:
p0DnOumL" bis Z lt6r Sl6cuSs, Ocm
z. September.
u%rincipeiIa @lafuOa,1 bis 10 lt5r
sI6cnSs, Ben 8. September.
u&ellis SloO1, bis 10 lt6r Ol6Ss,
Sen 8. September.
0Sua WnsIeiImo," bis 10 ll6r
Sl6en0s, ben 9. September.
u%rOna," biz 10 ll6r SlbcmOs, Ocu
II. September.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
Ganitotter- -%nrf,
@Ousert nnS San5,
0ienita8 ilaO OlithuoA.
-Gintritt frei,-
(Sept7-9)
sir Gin 6eimoctranf.

Gos bon Geo. Gjiint6cr ge6roiJte
Bier lit 0os bette. @icIe 9eurtbeiIer
bon Sier ertldrcn 0uB es irgcnO
einem critfloiiigen mtsl1noiiIen
giere gIeidfoumt. @croOc oos Dina
fin oen 5omilienge5raud. Seinites
slroma, better @eidnlad un0 icbr
nobrfrditis. 0irett bon Der @rouc-
rel Ourb oic neucitcn NtoiMiueu ob-
ecfiint, po0urh obiolute 9fcin6eit
eeiid1crt miro. aiitc $1.00. Tboue
@olfc 90. (Suui1S.tS,i@o.0o)
(s1ggae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

~fJ'E
ciugetroifen lit unO geiteri 9}acbmit-
tag Der Sternen6onner-G -Groifrungs-
5cier i'm GruiO-SiQ @orf beiuo5ute.
gSic iI6Ii6 10 miro aud oie ben.
tige 6eier nit Dem Gintreiien Der
&inOer oes 9lQgemeiueu Oeutihen
@oiien5auics, 0euen iiA bic &iuoer
Oes S. j. @ieBuer @oiieu5auies on-
idblieBen peroen 6eginneu Gie ain-
Der ia6ren Inn lI2 ll6r per Spe3iol-
StraBen6obn @aggon Don 9liS-
Qiitb- unO SerinatonlroBe 40 uno
mcrOeu gegcn , llbr inn sEort anlon-
gen no Iie Don eiiem Gdmen.Gonrite
Ocs &iirgcr 9ereinS in Gmpfang
genomuen uno 6euirt6ct iuio ill-
tcrbalicu merOcn. gSd6rcno Damn
Sic peri1ie0enen &ercinc i'm @orf
0arl ". 90. Sdolk,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

fir Sic 0cutide Siilfstoiie. pcl6c
6ei'm Gonultotter @olfSfeiie oufge.
iteut mar, qId inn 9iiper-Giep.&orf
9Ilifltellung iiuOcn IS lit iomit &C.
nelL melAe ID SIT t6m uiiniden, Sc
legen6eit gc6otcu, ibr Shcrilein 81
Dem groBeu Sie6cSmcrf 6eijutrogcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
SonnennnE. ilnb lInternnnn-

Sonnendulgong .... 5 Il. 40 Wt.
Sonnenlntcrgong . 6 Il. 20 Wl.
@'onoailigaug 7 Il. IA @}. 9l6en0S.
6lit6 w s Il. 3 @3 Gormittogs.
6lltb ........ 8 II. 40 a2 9l6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
Die Slcrnen6onnerIeier 6paoulleN.
@ilfOutmelt=@ruB Der Oeutl6en
Sdnger.
geH 0otteaOieute III nIleu 9trdJen.

0 ,gereiuiatcu Singer craun srOac 5ciuOd aru
fcn Gou5rt i'm 0ruiO Sil-@arf-e6er 10000 &eouen
uOneu Oem eOuBcrt 6ci Die staO crsmst in cinem ed
tcrmeue 2aneuOc DOm GenI@m wOeeu onrd sic etraFcn
beunnSern Oc illumination.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

9l6erianienoe bon fro6liben, ieitliA
gellciocten N'cnidjeu mo 0oS allies
pergoloet lidii6eraoiieH BON ben
ihiuuneruocn Stro6len ser gldn8en.
Oen Some &oitor SuIins Soi-
manu- Der Seeliorger Der 3ions9e-
meinoe, iprad liant mo ergreiienO
oas Ginaongsge6et gSie bon iel6it
eHt6l0bten iih oie 5dupter gum
Ganf un0 COB fir oen Ser Die Mclt
geihaiien ser ocn @er5mciieluOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07


Beilrd9C 5um 9ii(lSGOn0 fit Uermun-
Oete SO(Oaten nO nOl6(ei0enOe lOiltmen
unO tjOiIen Don ge(alIenen JSrlegern Oer
Oeut(r6en unO 0llerreiC6i(C6=ungari(c6en
armcen merOen UOn 6eOO(TmdC0ligten
COlIc6tOren OeS llnN66dn9igen 8drgcr
Jercins goGamme0. AuC6 miro fir OaS
Oelt(f)e R0t0c ]Sreu5 OOn GORlu( Cart
q. ciiOeriB, g6e G6ar(eS- unO German
StrdBe geIamme0.
JeOen 9l(ittWo6 mirO ii6cr 6eiOc
Samm(un9en i'm "GOrre(pOnOenten"
quittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

o&inous nod 0cni 9liDcr &ielus
'gort" Gies ioatc 6cute oos 60
iln05wort cine5 ieoen 0cutic6en
Wlancs imO einer ieocn Ocilii1eu
5rou fem. 9So6l nod ME 5uuor in
Der @eidihte oes vllna66dnaigen
9iirgerpcrcins bon NlorDlano~ mar
bic 6cicr oes u0euticbeu Cages bon
iolh lmgemein GROCER 9eoeufimg
wie eS 6eide Scr San iit Sanoelt es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

%Oriiter Oes 9Sroarnmm'Gomites.
eintreiieu iueroen iiG oie geIooencu
G5rcngdiic Inn 1z8 ll6r i'm &otcl
slniproden wcroen Die Ncrciniatcn
9i0Oical Sire Srndjbiu0er.
g. S. MeroeGcnn & Gc.,
525 OI.-GntausStry Baltimore, N0.
(g[uo15,3Mt,S&S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07
9luf STUNT 9oclltidcu Sa9.
RiOrrpieD Dbrutroas 3iel oer JDentl1rn
@tnIeittaa p0M beiOnOerer 96iAtiafeit

eoa nbctradt ser carOpaida euatuu cine 9muniaOn
3ninmmn6acms Der 2eneu mcrOcu gSaiicmfiuO trsffcu
raGH 9admttag i'm &arf Gin. Gmpaug G5rcusac
rSOcI &alcaGr 6loaacn @aruoe nno urcRaner OcOeaft
SOrtraae scr @aan sanae1 nn0 aaaemene lnterlanna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

Qu oeuiihc3 &oN. iriii ilol5 cin6cr,
IS Gilt Dem 0eimGi1anocl
Aic DellNe Rilldi ialf ms nibt iNmCr,
gluD Mot dm icrniieu Sirdnoc
90 melt ole 0citiC9c 5pruhe iiugt
ylib iih oas @eW nun i0ntdcn;
20o beicn. ons sum- 9lmmel orinai.
WluB uulerA @ciii eii5ndcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

ourb 0cn pulucri9wdr3ten, ilam-
menaer0t6cten Sinter9rimO Oer@elt-
crcigniiie imo er06lt ieine g8ei6e BON
ocn @rcigniiieu Der Sabre 1872
1914, no 0eutide 9iirger eines inn
Gen States oieiel6en groBen be-
munoernsmert6en SugenOen belpie-
fen 6abeu Oie 3ur 3eit Die gSeIt IN
Grltamen ieben. Die &irdenge-
neinOen waren our1 Den 9iirger-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

9Scr fdumi nod in oieier 3elt
y9cr iDou.c flo Mot riiiicng
Sn ocuilCbes Nolf uun iei berCit,
Seil iIcb Ole Scinoe briiiieu
sum- ocniihcn Lag iriit iiol8 climber.
Nlcib ircu ncW Neimat0lunocl
8 oicic Nilidt iiu Sir nid)i ibmcr
llnO mnDi Sir feline S0dnoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-07

@irdIihc Scicrn.
Gie Siaot Baltimore bat inter
bicIcn onoerct @eneiuweien oes
2anoes ben 9iuf Oiele @ottes6dnlcr
5u beiiten. Sl alien oieien sans