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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
County News
M0ORE'S MILLS CANAAN
'sesesessesssssssseeses

Our community Vas again called
together last Saturday. Jan. 10. To at
tend the funeral services and pa
their last respects 10 an old neiehbOr
and cliizrn. Frank b Foster. lie had
been IN failing health for long time
WHICH resulted In a shock Of the brain
aud rendered him unconscious until
thursday, Jan. :. when he passed
away. Mr.. Foster leaves a wife. one
daughter tWO SONS and one brother
ia California 10 mourn the loss Of al
lndulgrnt husband and father A
large number Of distant relatives and
friends were present to sympathiZe
with the bereayed family, while Rev.
i. j. Jackson as officiating clergyman
brought the blessing Of tho Almighty
IN prayer 10 the afflicted family The
flowers were. lovely tributes 10 Tho
love in which be Vas held Gudcr
the supervision of Scott Lord tn re-
mains were placed IL thr receiving
tomb at the village
Sunday, Jan u. Edwin n aud
George A. Williams were called H.
NaterVille 10 the funeral OF thcf
aunt. Mrs. Mary Williams Mitchell.
who died Jan. 10 in the McLeilaud
Hospital in WaterYille. where she had
been patient for several weeks. Her
death followed the fracture of a hip
bone. and her age was 70 years. She
leaves to mourn her loss. husband.
Joseph Mitchell. one daughter. Mrs
Cora A. Sweet of Norton. Mass. who
was prevented from being present BY
illness, three sons. F. d. Mitchell. of
Chicago, Fred Mitchell Of California
and William o. of Wateryillc. She
was the daughter Of the Rev. OTIS
Williams of Burnham and leaves one
brother. Rufus b. Williams in Canaan
who is the only surviving member OF
the family. Funeral services were
held at her late home Sunday after
noon conducted by a clergyman from
Massachusetts in very consoling
manner. The floral offerings were
many and lovely. This is the first
time the family circle has been brok-
en- by death and the blow falls heavily
on them all. The remains were placed
in the receiving tomb al WatcrHille.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
Maine Man Raises PecanS in Florida

q. E. Avoro of this place has re
Gently received a package of pecans
from DR.. J b curtis of Orange flights.
Florida. Dr Curtis formerly prac-
ticed his profession in Bowdoinham.
Maine, and his wife's people are still
living there Since removing to
Florida he has devoted a good deal
Of study to the nut business, and has
so much improved the pecan of that
section that the variety he now raises
and which has spread from his orchard
to other sections of the country. is
known as the Curtis nut He has been
very successful in increasing the size
and in securing a very thin shell. Nuts
of this quality are referred To by
growers as paper shells The best of
them are readily cracked by taking
two nuts in the hand and pressing
them gently together Peeans of the
variety most common in previous years
have not been favorites in compari
son with other nuts, because the meat
was small and only to be gotten out in
fragments Those grown by DR..
Curtis and by many others of the
present time are very much superior
in this respect
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
ENTHUSIASTIC BASKET
BALL GAME
At Materyille When the Local High
School Team Went Down to Play, the
{. {. |. Team

The Skowhegan High SCHOOL girls
basket ball team went to Waterville,
Friday evening to play against team
composed of Coburn Classical Insti-
tute girls. The home team was de-
fcated but made splendid effort for
the honors which they did not receive.
The score was 10 to 8, and spectators
other than those of the fair sex We're
not present to witness maneuyers.
Cobuln kept a little ahead of her
opponents practically all the time but
not until the whistle had blown for
the termination of the final half was
the game decided. Misses White and
Salley showed particular dizziness in
the Skowhegan team, and it was said
that the latter made the best play that
had ever been seen in this state. Miss
Dyer proved the mainstay of the Co
burn team and succeeded in running
up the largest number of individual
baskets. Miss Clair was not far be
hind, however, in agility and strength
The girls from here were aceompani-
ed by their coach, Dr. Genoa Sanborn.
and received splendid support from
the Coburn girls. A return match
will be played later
fT,I,,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
OUR OPEN FORUM

The Independents Reporter can
serve its most useful purpose by pro-
noting comparison of opinions
through it's columns. To reasonable
extent we extend welcome to anyone
who believes he has ideas which will
be useful in settling the controversies
of the time whether political or other
wise. In preparing material for pub
LEGATION. in this or any other journal
it should be borne in mind that a calm
discussion is much to be preferred. We
should be obliged to exclude any mat
ter that was violently partisan. In
an Independent paper, also. attacks and
aspersions upon the character of any
one should be avoided
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
VI AUSTRIAN

|. \. Campbell went to Parkman
Saturday 10 visit his brother Isaiah
Campbell. returning Sunday
Frederick Smith. little grandson of
+. c. Stafford. has been sick with the
mumps the past Week. Ira Stafford
has also been entertaining the same.
Albert L. shon Of Boston. Mass. is
visiting his brother, George Lyshon
and family
Ivan Farrar of West Ripley. has
leased his farm to Ahah Stafford of
Dexter, and has moved here where he
has employment as hostler for the
Mainstream Lumber co.
H. n. Smith of Oakland and Ira
Stafford Of Deadwater, were calling
on relatives here Monday
Miss Mabel Baine. who has been Sc
riously i'll the past week, is better at
this writing.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
MADISON CENTRE

Quite a lively place here at tho
present time with the new grocery
store and the saw mills running.
Ira Pollard. who has been at home
for the past ten days. has returned 10
Deadwater.
II. f. Spear is confined TO the house
with bad cold
There is a road across the lake
Very convenient for East Madison
people going to Skowhegan.
There were several men and boy
on the lake last Saturday fishing
through the ice.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
FAIRFIELD LOOKUP BURNED
I.odgcr> Evidently ONcreStimate Capa-
city OF Stove

Two dodgers evidently oyerestmat-
ed the capacity of the stove at the
lookup in Fairfield for about 40 sun
day morning the little building %as
discovered in flames by Night Watch
man Penny at the Lawry furniture
mill. The fire department was called
ont but the fire had such a start by
that time that the building was de
stroyed. The loss to the town was
small The dodgers evidently decamp-
ed arly as no trace of them was
fou d
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
Wonderful Case of Mrs. Stephenson,
on the Pacific Coast.

INDEPENDENCE, OREeoN"I sick with what four doctors
called Prosaon treated by them for
would for while then back in the old had
papaton of the heart bad fanng spells and
that spoon dropping the floor would nearly kill could
ghtes weight without making Sick in fact about
person could be- your medicines ad
vered and thought would them and thankful did
they helped dozen bottles of Lydia E.
Vegetable Compound the Sanatve Wash
then have used them whenever felt sick Your remedies
the only doctor employ You liberty to publish this let
ter"-MTs. W. STEPHENSON, Independence Oregon.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
CORNVIIIE

ELI Holt of North Arson. was. in
town the first of the week
People in this vicinity are busy
harvesting their ice
l.. \. Stinchtield, our tax collector,
is busy getting in the balance of the
tax for 1913.
Brown tail moth nests are very
numerous in town and everyone
should do their best to help oXtermi-
nate this pest
Owen King Of Athens, was in town
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
uncle. Joseph King.
Wesscrrunsett Grange will install
its officers Thursday evening. January
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
Gard OF Thanks

We wish TO extend our thanks to all
who so kindly assisted us in any way
during the sickness and death of our
father and especially to Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Nottage
Mr. and Mrs, John Nottage
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nottage
Mr. and Mrs Geo Henderson
Mr. and Mrs Chas French
Scion Me, Jan S. 1913.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15
%7zzenz
&em&te
Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Women from the Atlantic the Pacific from all sections
of this great country, city SO large village small
but that woman has written words of thanks for
health restored by Lydia E. Pinkham'3 Vegetable Com
pound No woman who is suffering from the ills peculiar
her should rest until she given this famous remedy
trial. Is it not reasonable to believe that what it did for
these women it will do for any sick woman2
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15

Seore-Coburn 10, Skowhegan s.
Goals from 1oor-Dyer ,, Clair, Sal
ley Goals from fouls-White 3, Clair
Referee. Scandln. Umpire. St Clair.
Time, two Ism periods. Attendance
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15

We want a correspondent in every
Somerset County locality If you
know of one unrepresented. write us.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15

An ad in Everybody's Column Will
sell anything. Just as useful when
you want to buy.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15

This papcr three months for quar-
ter. stamps or coin
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15

during such lectures. and 1t is very
probable that not many adults care
particularly to hear sermons on this
subject Common Sense.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
SOdj5eitsslOdcn.

Sr. Gborles 9. Siloebrouo, ser
Sobn ocs Observation-Disclosures g8.
g. &ilOebrono BON Scr 90. @oro,
tcibte geitern glohmittog 6rdllIein
%iolette 81. @oil, ser SoAter bon
@eorge @oil bon Ger. 10, gtoro-Wlon-
roeItroBe, Die Sono gum 9unoe fiir's
2cben. Die Erollune poll5og g. g..
Soc BON Der cngliid- -llltbcril6en
Greieiniefeits.air6e an Der yaorO-
&opionitroBe. @leid 1iob Der Sroii-
tng trot 0os eliidlibe Eaor cine
Soh0citsreiic nod Dem 9loroen oil.
Siod Scr 9iiidfebr wcrOen Die gteu-
pcrlndblten I'M SouIe Der gItern Der
gjrntt gSobnnn9 nebmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
glnn NentidlLnnN a1riid.

Die Srls. EiIlep uno 9llmo Dict
rid, Eodter 0es 8rn. @ottlicb Oiet-
rid mo 6rou Slr. 2i20. 9(ibton-
5traBe, iino nod elmer oufregenoen
9tciie pon DelitiAlono 5uriidgefcbrt.
Sn i9rcr @eoIcitung bcfono iib 6rau
Nermann @ogeL cine Sontc Der bel
zen 0ldohen Dic Gciiceeienidoft
eing bier am II. Sruii NIT oent
0ompfcr ,&bcin" no6 0eutidlono
Qort mnrcn bic Grci mGbreno ser
ariegserfIdrung in Shlttgart rnO
bcrlieBcn nod elmer crfobringsrei.
den Belt Stuttgort ON s. Septeu-
Der, fubrcli am Hbein entlang nod
Jlottcrooni irno muroen bon bort aus
nod Son0on iibergeiebi. @ier mllB.
ten tie 8pei Gage berlpeilcn. ebe Iie
nod 2iberpool reiien ourften. &ier
iuuroen ibre Sohcn ourhiudt uno
ole oeilticben 8eitiingen nobmen Oie
6aihcr bon ibnen obiGon Die beioen
Wldohen ertlGrten, iie ieien 9lmerifa-
neripnen. 9lls 6rau @osel nod ibrer
9tationolitdt gefragt muroe, antDors
tete oieielbe NIT berecbtigtem Stol5e:
uSM bin oeutih.~ lln0 ooourA mare
iic nnbe8il in oos @efougenen-2aeer
cinqelperrt mor0en. 9alr oie eiolide
glusioae Ger beiOen 9li1ten, Dab Sr.
Goael Elm omerifauii6r 9iireer iei,
bewabrtc Die 6rou bor einem ber6en
Sbidiol. Sn 2iperpool 6eitiegen iie
oae 0rei oen 0antpfer n6ronconia, "
Der bon bort 500 @leilen in moro.
ltder 9iihtling iteuerte lmO aus
Surdt Dor oeltihen &riegsidiffen
ocs g}acbts feline 2idter on5iinoen
licB. 9lm 90. Septem6er erreihtei
iic Bottom lnO fubren Onnn nod
Baltimore. Die Wl1oden ioipobl,
mic 6ron Gogcl iiuo bon oes 2obes
ii6er oie Geuticben imo iprahen Oic
@offnune aus, OaB oieicIben iiegrcid
iein mogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
aas gIM6emfen an 6rn. @ana aeelrt.

Sm 3immer oes Snperiorgcridtes
Oerionmelten iid gcitern Die 9iihter
aaer ItdOtiihen @eriHte unO oiele
9le6tsanpdlte, Inn oas 9lnOenfen 0es
peritor6enen Re9tsanmalteS Cigar
$. Sans in ge6iibrenoer @eiie 81
e6ren. 06erri6ter MorriS 81. Soper
fiibrte ben @oriib unO eroffnete ole
Geriommlrng nit elmer paiienoen
9lniprahe, ouf pel1e Ger frii6ere
9fidter Seurp 9. Sorlan oas ioge-
nannte @eoddtnib-@rotofoa berlas.
6erner 6ielten 9lniproHen Die Serren
Soiepb 6. 6rancc, gilbert s. 9itdie,
@m. 8. @larburp, @Ogar 9laan Yoe
uno anOerc.
Sn elmer Spe5ial-9eriammlimg
oes n9altimorer 8reB.@lubs" 3u
melHem Sr. Sans ebenfaas geborte,
wurOen geitern cine 9leibe Srauerbc-
iHhiiie angenonrnen, mel6e ben Sin-
ter6lie6enen iiberrnittelt merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
SIX 0Icfanaencn ans saIis6nrn.

UeteftiD g4illiam Gulliion reilt
bente na6 Salisbury, 026., Inn bort
ben gleger 9o0o Sones ob5ibolen
Der 6ei6ulOigt it, auge6lib cin ml-
nennbares @crbre6en an Ser 8 Sabre
alten emma g. SSodion bon 9ir. 227,
Siio-9etbel- StroBe, begangen 5it ba-
ben. @r beiit6te oie @ltern oes
M1odens am lebten 0onnerItog imo
ioa ii6 angeblid an oemielben Gage
an Dem &inoe Oergangen bo6en. @r
fliidtete nacb Salisbury, no er balO
nod ieiner 9Infitnft Der6oftet unO in
0as MISUNDERSTANDING einge-
liefert muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
Sam ont iueo.

S8eil er iicb nidt crit aufs 2euo-
men oerlegte, iouOern oas ibm 8ur
Gait @elegte offen eingeitono, fam
geitern Der % Sabre alte 9leeer 9lle-
ranoer Sopparo BON 9lr. 1916, g.
@incent-StraBe, nod gut oopon.
&idter @1c6all Derurt6eilte i'm me-
gen MiB6anoIno ieiner Raiienge-
noiiin Gli8a6etb 9eQ am 10. Suni
iuio wegen 9(6ienerns zines &eOol-
Ders am IA. SuIi 5u insgeiamut mIr
$50 Strafe uno Soften, inOem er Dies
nit Der @abrbeitsliebe Oes 9lrreitan-
ten begriinOete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
sic 0nn6cn.Qn .QnteinidlnLe.

DiQ 2ateinicbule fir anu6en De-
rem Better &r. Somes 81. 0unbom
lit eroffnete ibr II. Snbres. .Scmeiter
nit elmer Decentralization S6iiIer6obl
@eridie6ene 9lenoeritngen iiu0 in
ocH 2ebrforpcr porecnommcn NOR
oen. Dcrielbe wuroe ber9r0Bert, eli
mes ieiner neu bin5ugetretenen W1it'
GIieoer 1T Sr. Sobn g9ilion @rown
aus Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
QIntO. Qiccnscn entsuocm.

Staats glutomobil GonmiIiGr
9loe reOo5irte oie6iibrer-9icen5 Sorru
gbrman's BON g3r. 1923, @eit-9}ortb-
9lDeuie, pelder inter Der 9(niAuloi-
grng lte6t, in oem 9htonobil eines
anoeren N}annes obnc oeiien Ginpil-
ligung onooiigefa6ren 81 iein. Chr
man ioate 81 einem @erbor Dor Dem
Gonlmiii6r erideinen, mar jeOod oo5lt
niht I'M StonOe, Ou er, lpie er 9ioe
erfldrte, iih 5lr 8eit i'm @ei1ngniB
beiinoet. Glird oieies 95iAterideineii
wuroe ieine 6iibrer.Sicen5 BON ielbit
oiige6oben. Ges9leiden milroe ole
9iceB 3. 2loDo llnOudb's reoo5irt
oa ocrielbe Elm ghitomobil lentte,
mdbreno er iid inter Dem Giniluiie
bon Spiritlioieu 6eiano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
9entidllanS luirO Iieaem.

9Srof. Or. ggm. S. 29clb bon Der
usSo6ns Sopfins llniperiitdt Der
mebrcrc Mlonote in oieiem Sabre in
geutihlono mciltc, iogtc geltern, ooB
GeutiAIuno in Dem gaeenmartieen
Sriegc nidt miterliceen miro, Oh.
idon Die oan5c @eIt iid eegen ooss
icl6e olfgeIebnt bat. u0eutihlono
Bat ouf oen aries oicielbe number.
bare aunit ongemon0t, wel6e oos
@eim in olcn @ebieten sur 9lnwen.
oung bringt. Geutidlono bat ni@t
nur sic bette arieosmoibiuerie, ION
ncrn Is fat and Die WIdnncr Die
oicic Uioihincric 5il banobo6en Der.
lic1eu. ghir Elm Acknowledgements
Mcni6cnnoteriol fam Deutihlono
81 cincr glieoerlage 6ringcn uno i9
CLAUDE uiht ooB Die anoeren DlGdte
Dus fertie bringen Or @elb
iprah iid oes 2Gngcren iI6er oie be.
ooucrnsmertben 6olgen aus, pel6e
ser 9ricg Der @iiicni@aft ialaaen
mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
9ruhi6itiuniitch.G .GamNiSatcn.

Gic @robibitiouiiten BON N3arD'
LAMB 6oben fir oie nGhitc 8obl fol'
aen0c Gonoioaten ousecwGblt. SIR
@in0es. Senator q. &enrD Solme;
fir GongreB: /. Qiitrift 9feo. G6os.
~. eloeroice; .. Giitrift II @mor9
s. Gbougb; 3. 0iitrift-S. @. Sobn'
ion; A. DiItrift 99iaionl W}ogcc; B.
Niitrift SSobn 9hroette; 6. Giltritr
gSiaiom 8. 9Suroum,
@on oen @rogrciiioen 1T Sr. sc.
ScroinonO @ieeono, ein Re4tsoil'
IDalt ais goaqVIP9qpD%ilDot 0eS 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
llnter1oItmnes .gscoiueiIer.
S0nnenaMf. nn0 llnteraana.
Nns gNrttrr.

Sir @larDlauo imo oen Giitrift
Columbia beute flar uno noromeitli-
DE @inoc.
Gic bobite Gemperatur 6ctrug 66
@raO Inn 4 ll6r giadmittogs uno
Die nie0riaite IS @rao INN 6 ll6r
N1orqens.
Gie groBte S6nelliafeit Oes @in.
oes wor fl @leiIen pom 9}oroen.
Ger 6eudti0feitsge6olt Ser 2uit
mor so @ro5cnt I'M s ll6r Nlorgens
luo SO Qro3ent I'M s llbr 9l6enOs.
eSn oeu iibrigen @etter-9eobad-
tungs Stotionen Oes 2on0es mar
Die bodite Geulperotllr pie folgt: ut.
lnntic Stir 62, @ismord 80, Bolton
y, Buffalo 5S, G6urleiton 20, G6i.
cago &C, @le0elono So, Gerber 50,
Detroit 62, Gulut6 "a, Goitport 60,
Walpeiton 50. Green 9op 60. Sotte-
ros 70, SABRE so. Seleno rs, Sad.
ionoille rs, &ouias GitD 70, anor.
bile 20, louisville 6S, Wlorquette
50, Wlenlp6is 70, Montgomery rs,
Nlontreol 5S, 9lantudet &C, SEEN
Grleans so. 0lap Dorf Ga, Sflo6o-
ma "A, @6ilooeIp6io 66, @ittsburg6
g. %ortlono, Nlc., &C. |ortlano,
Ore, 66, Gue6ec CO. Haleioh So.
Salt Sofe GitD a. Gan 5raurisco
Ga, ct. 9ouiS 20, Scranton 60,
Shreveport rs, Spofane 80, SDro.
cuie 60, Eompo S0 @oi6tuotou &C,
@uinipeg 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
llnehrlid WuIf.

0onotai6enmoroer" treibt pieOcr
icin llnweien. &oli5ei Dergeb-
lid bemiibt, Oenielben iniddolid
81 MAIDEN. II @inbreher iteigen
ourd Elm offeuitebenOes 6eniter
in sic g9obmmg bon Sbomas
Green ino ma1en reide 9eute.
Sin 93eger. Ser 6ralen mif Ser
StraBe lm ibre Sanotaihen beraubt
lmO bereits in peridieoenen StaOt.
tbeilen nit grfolg tIdtig eepeien it,
modt Der @oli5ei 9eoenfen. 9lae Ser
iu6e, Oen @ouner uniddOlidj 81 ma.
Hen iino bis iebt erfolglos geweien
Gas leBte Opfer oes GerbreHers lit
6rau Carrie 9falman BON Ger. 2700,
9iaDner-9lOenIe, geluoroen. gllS lie
Die @oplar @rooe-9lpenue entlang
ging, attafirte lie in Der gt1be Der
@elhuooo-9lpeme Elm gteger. 1eriel6e
entriB ibr ibre iilberne Sanotaide
uno ergriff Die 5ludt. 9luf Die Siilfe-
rufe BON 6rau gtaiman BIN eilten
mebrere gepobner ser gfahbaridoft
berbei Gieielben fonlten ieoo6 &C.
raoe nod ieben, wie Der gleger iiber
cine 9auiteIle ronnte un0 peri6manO.
SSn Ger Goide batte Srou glauman
ma6rere Sdliiiiel ino 9aargelO.
@inbre6er s III d ten cid c
9eute.
g91brenO Die camille oes @errn
lbomas Green BON Ger. 1928, gloro.
giegiIter.S .StroBe, 9efannte beiudte,
orangen @inbre6er in Die @obmmg
unO erbenteten Supelen i'm @ertbe
BON $33S imo $3.50 9aargelo. gS
mar oen 1ieben cine aleinigfeit, in
Oas @ebduoe einoringen 81 fonnen,
Oenn Elm 6eniter in Dem Softraiim
itano meit offen. Inter oen geItoble-
nen SdmudiaAen befanoen iid 5pei
.&ingc, 5wei llbrfetten imo Elm SalS-
geb6nge
SIN StroBenbo bnipaggOn
feitgenommen.
01it 5wei Muiterfoffern in Der
Sano, meI6e er iicb arf Dem Union.
gnbnbofe angeeignct bate, iuuroe ser
81 Sabre olte Gmorp 9e6oiuitb bon
4biIaOelpbio allf einenl @aggon Der
,Golan0 @arf-9inie" BON Dem Ger
geunten 'So6n Goncannon rnO Oem
9Soli5iiten Sobn 6. SbneiOer Oerbof.
tet. @eitern &ornlittog puroe er in
Der mittleren Eoli5eiitation Dem @os
li5eiridter Supplee itnter Der gln-
ihuloiging Oorgeiiibrt, nngeblib Die
Softer, pelde einen @ertb bon $500
batten, BON @illinm Z. 0lcGhire ans
@inona, RS geitoblen 81 baben.
N2cGlure iOentifi5irte ole Softer ais
iein @igent6um mo 9eboipith Wur.
De oen @roBgeibporeneu iiberaut-
mortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
Mnh Elm 0Nrltrn6nmmLer.

Ser 9Gder W1m W}uQer, 0elielE
gsiege in 2eib8i9 itdhO,. fam seiterit
IN cinem abofi- glAan9c no@ Der Je-
toftion oeS ,Ocntihen Gorreipon'
oenten4 uno'ctfldtie, poB cr Die slr'
Geit an oen gluoel ge6ongt babe lulo
cine syltBtour 0ur6 glnerifa antre'
ten wcroc. Gr iaete, CT wobne II
OSr. 1t06, 9loro. .@oi6ineton-S StroBe'
lno eebe nit 5pei onoereu @fdnnerlb
sic aud menig 2uit sur glrbeit bal'
tel beutc nod Gan 6raucisco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26

@egeu DliBbanollng ieines Nloul-
eicIs ipuroc geiiern Moraeu Sobn s.
aeap bon 93r 22S, 9torO-@ilmor-
StraBe, in Der norooitliden @oli5ei-
itation nit So rmo Soften 6eItroit.
aeap fniipite einen Strid reHt
itramm Inn ein DIR oes Monleiels
lno licB i'm oam 70 ~ Shmoel
iteben Inn Dem E6ier; mie er iagte,
ieine @odbeiniafeit ons1lltreiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
aeinr teIrpluniIdIen @crl1rc.

CAP @erionen, melde BON einem
@oli5eiridter iibcr's Ielep6on meqen
eincs @erge6ens nit elmer @eIobuBe
belcgt wuroen, nicbt ge5luungen iino,
oieielbe 5u be5ablcn lit Die 9lniibt
oes @eneraIanmalts Cigar 9lQon
@oe, po0ur6 Oem BON 9fi6ter 6om-
Ter in 9rooflDu erflnOenen SpItem
ser utelepboniiheu Gerb0re~ ein
Gnoe gpmacbt ieir oiirfte. 9iihter
6omler rief oas eigenartige SDltem
ms 9eben, einige 9lutomobiliiteL ge-
gen welhe pegen llc6eridreitung Ser
3uldiiigen 6abrtgeibminOigfeit Saft-
beieble ousgel6poren moroen waren,
Ii1 nibt na1 9rooflpn bege6en fom-
ten. Sbre @erbnnohmg wuroe tele-
p6onii6 gefiibrt uuO in etli1en SAL
len aud Oie oerpirfte Stroie iiber
oen Gro6t 5uOiftirt. @eneralanmalt
@oe erflGrte, ouB iolhe @erionen
ni9t gen0tbigt pGren, Die Strofen gu
be5ablen, ga iie ibre 9lngelegen6eit
nidt 9eieblid in einem @eridt Oer-
6anoelt moroeu iei. Gin gerbor iiber
ous Eelepbou iei nidt Die geiesIide
6orm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-26
Sin @aItimurer in Wlerifu ermurOet

Sin galtimOrcr in Megifu ermOrOct
GOparO g. g}iron, mobnboft in
9tr. 240, &oDion-S StroBe, erbielt cine
Wlitt6eihmg Ocs 9rmOes-0eporte-
ments in @ai6ington Der 5ufolge iein
Sobn @oparO 6. 9}iron jun., am
pergongcnen N}ontag BON iebs meri-
fanii6en 9(rbeitern, Die er fllr5 Dor.
Der entlaiien botte, angegrifien unO
auf Scr SteQc eeto0tet mtrOe. 6err
gfiron weilte inn Nlonat Suli wdbrenO
ieiner Serien in Baltimore. Ger @r,
morOete mar Scr 9eiter Oes Gonitruf-
-Gepartements Der @erfe Ser
,,Stanoaro Oil Company" nabe
Gompico @r mar 33 Sabre alt uno
crit ieit Dem Oergangenen 0ldr5 Der-
beirot6et. Syu Ser Nlittbeilimg oes
9unOes-0eportements 6ieB es, OaB
ser amerifaniibc Goniul in Eompico
nit Der llnteriudung OeS @orioQes
mo Der @erfolgun9 Der Shuloigen
beuuftra9t iei lleber ocn Sergang
Ser SragoOic iel6it lit nur wcnig be-
fannt