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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

Gopion criucbte baum 6rl. Sreburgcr
Die 5rolt Rihtcr Gnucau nihts 5it
iageu, 100 ibre Eohter geipeIeu iei
Sic peroe Den finon5ielleu Yerluit
ibrer Eohter lpie0er gut MAIDEN uno
iie ouBer0em nit Dem gIotDigeH fiir
Den g9iHter Derieben. 5rml 6oriDtbe
trof ibre Gohtcr in cincn Speiie.
rmum ncben oem 0eridtsgebau0e in
Iopion 5lidlter Duncan ior0ertc
Damn bel oem &crD6r 0as @f1oAen
auf reaeImdBig oic glbcnoihulc 81
beiuhcn mo iogtc ibr. ouB iie inter
Der Goutrolc DER vllniteo gsomeu of
NorDIano~ itebc no Dab iie sur Pr.
belt 5lriidtebrcn t0uue 9lm u1aiteu
Ea9c erihien 5rGulcin 5reburgcr
iuieoer III Der g9o6ums oer Srou
6oriDtbe unO iaGtc Oerielben feine
Siilie bon Der %oIi5eiitotion ou5lneb
men, Tolls iic iolhc notDig Babe. glu6
iolle iic bon 8crru G'GonNor fcinc
aoblen omebmen. Sic fonnr iib ouf
ole 0iilie ocr &ereinigten Siilisgeicll
idaften ucrIoiion. 5rau Sorigtbc Dor
tc oonl nic6ts mebr ron i6rcu Socl
fern, bis 5lpei @oheii ipdtcr 6rGulein
s5re6urser erihien llno Dem 921oten
gegen Guittitng $3.50 iibereob, Die
fir Den pcrIoreuen 2obn nah ibrcr
8erboftine bcitimmt wnreu. 2oS
Dldohen mar jeoob idlon 3ipci $50
bcu ouBer 9lrbeit uuo Ole Diutter
fonnte oie @lietbe uiht bc5oblen. Sri.
S5rcburger ionotc Damn Dem 0ioohen
cine 9oitforte iiir gSei6uoNteu uno
iagte oaroui, ooB iie ibr eiucu4 4Smea
Ter" ibcnfcn werOe, Ocn lie betonmen
bobc mo Der ibr 5ii Helm lei. @leidl
5eitig ianote tic ibr cine Shodltel
Gbofolooc, 5ron Soriptbe crbieIt
alBeroem bon elmer unbcfounter
9}erion eii 9odei, in Dem NlebI mo
onocrc Sohen porcn.
Die Encyclopaedia fam perihicac.
ncn ongeicbencn @iirgern 81 @cbor,
mo Tie iucrOen ieoenfalls eesen oicics
GorfomHniB 9eibweroe crbcbeu.
6rduIein 9riogeIeD ertldrtc geitern
gbeno, Dab lie BON Der 9or5en 9Iuac
leacnbeit aeuntniB Ge5abt uno oaB
lie glaridoll Grcomer feine cinge
bcnoc glusuiuit acge6en babe, oo oic
@oliociiraucn nibts nit Der Gointp.
sBoli5ci 81 t6un babcn
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Nus Srn (geridIis66fcn.

Gin Scqucitcr iiir oic
oSinlfo CO.. rerIorgt.
Su ocr 3pcitcn glbi6eilung oes
GrcisgcrihtS III gcitcrn bon @crrn
Garl q. @osIec oer glntrog gcitcat
norOen. cinen Scquciter iiir Die
.9imto GompanD Of 9lmcrico cine
DlarDldnocr Observation-Disclosures at
erncuuen Ser &idter icbtc oen Ter.
min ouf sen 70. Souuor fcit.
Gontursbcrtpnltcr fiir
9cnj. 2cbinrcruonnt.
2oprencc 2. aoufmon mo 9iidoro
Q. Steocuion pitrocn ecitern BON
9liAtcr Roie i'm @unoeSoeridt 81
Gonfursuermoltcrn ser in @oufcrott
aerotbenen Wlo6clfirma @cni. 9cuin.
CIR. 900. @cit Jopcttc Str. ino
gtr. S93. gScit Baltimore StraBc,
ernonnt. Die 9iiraidoit puroe mii
$4,000 icit9eiest. Inter ocn @ldubi.
germ bcfinoei liA folgenoe 6irmcn:
S. s. @nines & Co. 5reo. @dIpcrt
& 60. ,.Gbciopcofc @lainfoctliring
Gomponp, Baltimore Chair ono
5uriNture 81. ~. 9leubcrecr & 9ro.
ino 2. @cisglnB & 60.
GrbtcIt obioIutc 2 del +.
Dung.
Irou 9l0ele 9. No6erts BON 9lr.
666 @eit 8ronflin StrnBe, erbielt
ecliern i'm 9rciSgcridbt 91r. . cine o6.
iolutc Gdcioung bon Cliuer 96. 30.
bcrts ino glcid5eitig oic grlmibnib,
i9ren Nl1odcinomcn @rnu ipicocr 81
iii6ren. GoS &oor 6otte an Is. Of.
tober 1908 gebcirotbet. 6inf @lonote
noG Der 0od5eit ioll Robcrts Icine
6roi ongcblib Derlaiien baben.
@otcr itno 6obn Ocrltr
tDciIt.
9]cniauin mo 9lutbon MningolO
BON Cumberland. 9Ro.. ploioirtcn Ge.
tern I'M 9unocsgcriht auI Shuloig
Der 9etrugspermde. 0ie iic onf Ser
Baltimore uno Ohio 9obn" au Der
iiben ucriuhtcii. 8eniomin @aingoIo
puroe 81 einenl Sabre i'm 9unoes.
3nht1ons III 9ltlohtu, @o. uno glo.
i6on @oineolo 5u go Sagcn i'm @e-
fdsniB BON 9lllesonp GountD peritr,
tbeilt. Yeioc iolIen III betriigcriitcr
gt6Iidt Shoocnerias sInipriIhc &c.
gen Die @nbn crbobcn bobcn. Sic
ididtcn iuertbloic @eeeniidnoe ais
@ertbicnounecn alb mo iorocrtcn
Shooeneriob fiir aneeblide 9cIAdoi,
eung ser @ooren Der er6Ber mar ais
Der @crtb Scr Senoungcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
,,eorriion Bnnocrein.4 4

Gie i3. SabreSueriamhnna un0
9eautrmpobI oes uNSmuerpa9rcnoeu
@orriiouA90upercius1 muroe Geiicrn
9lbeno in 9lr f25. Cr;yeriuaiou
Strabc. obgcbalioa Ger Sefretar
perlas Den So6resbcriht nod nell
dlcn oic Gnmahnlel $i099l02t
imo Die snSsaben $i0TS7047 be.
truaeu 9ladl slblna iwcier 3pro.
5entigcr halbiabriher IiUiocnDcu
perblieb eiu llrberihuB non na6aju
$1,000
6olacloc &elmtc mlrocu iir oaa
lauiei0e Sobr crudbli Rraii0cut
Sohn 1bicut @iee.@t1iioeni %
luert Seiretdr 3, 0liiiic. Shob.
meiiter goiiiS &cdcr aaiiirer n gt
&riaht uao gImualt Sonn Npnbui
Irettoren &n. &ollc. S2m 9loabe
Sobn g. 5reiiinaer Sobh Nn0n
Gbos g9 Nilhera 9loam 9leW So6n
Sanuiboi 4. Y gprighl Into Gbas
pl 0oeper
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
CSnnOIadl na6m GncdTl6rr.

gllem slni6eiuc rad) IL iel6itmor.
ocriher slbiid)t nohnl geiteru Dad.
inittna firj Dor iz3 llbr Der 59i0b.
rige G6orles y. @umoloH in iciuer
@o6nmg Or 73s, s9eit Soratoga.
StraBc, me1rerc Guediil6er Goblet.
ten 5u iirb uno iuliroe III fritiiGem
3njtanoe ms llniperiitdtS 0oipitol
gebrad3t. Smbis 9cmodt oaourh.
onB cr DON iGneu ioldl' ber3lihcn 10.
ideo nobW ebc er III iein 3ininer
gina. bcuadridti9teu sic Sausbe-
mobner bic 9}oli3ei, luclhc oen betng
ten Wloml in beocntlihcm 3nitonoc
in ioincn 9laumc lieacno aiiian0.
1rcmundtliMc slr6eitsloiiafcit im0
Der llHitano, oaB Ct iidl IN 5olgc ocl.
len bon ieiner Srau iuiterhaltcn lal.
len ntuBie ioaen @nn0ladl 5li oer
&cr3iueii(n9Sthat aetricbcu 1obcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
Wcr5wrifIunaofGaf rinrr Wlnltrr.

gtcm yorf % Ee5cnlbar
Srau Sorlps Rogers, 0ie Satin q
ucs bieiigen 9icd1tsamualts ea5
beutc ibrcn bcioen ainoern c5iit tm0
no5nt oann iclbit cine Goiis 9lac
Grci bcfinoen lid5 in ciicm Noipiidl,
Eie atn0er 0ilritcn nidlt oapontoni
men 6rmi Apgcrs 0aaeRcn pirQ
nah qlniid9t orr glcrac icoenlatl5 gc
ncicli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
glnf Der Sabrte OeS DWelcihranf.
anaderS."

Die &oli5ei III aii Der 6dbrtc Der
Iicbc. rclMc anl 2l. 9lpril sen Selo.
ihrauf ii Der u@iniif sltooemic8
iprengtcn Gin @e6cimpolijiil miro
bentc in &erbtnoung nit orr 9hlgeIcs
aei1eit nadJ 9tuu s)orf rciicn Gin
Strdilin0 Der in Oem Qlarpldnocr
Sioats 3ildtballe ciuc 3w6IiiobriQc
Siroic uerbiiBi iOa oer goli5ei MIDI
tiac SuiornlatIoncn gc9cbel 1opcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

SSln Superior-@eridt peS 9iidjtcr
Bonn aeitern Ons @eiud Ocr iSrau
Q4ri9bt bon @aibingtou Inn cincn
&abeas Gorprs.9efebl fir ibrc loh'
ter NlaoeIinc u. Briebt Die ougcb'
lid iuioerreatlid in Dem alolter an
Der 9de BON 6onoucr uno Barre
StraBe feitgeAalten ucrocu lcin ioll,
ub. uahoem Der 9iihter ollc 3cuger
Dernommen mo conitatirt bate. ooB
SRI @rigbt bereiiiDilIia IN Dem alo.
itcr blei6en min iinO nihi acgeu ibreH
MIIINI ielIacloIten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
@Oacn ii6rr Souutussgriete &c.
rntben.

7ic @ertrcicr aler rcliai0ier Con.
ieiiioneu nno 5cfteu oes Staates
lQarDlano habcl acitrrn pon Ur.
SoparO Y aeQp BON 91r. LOG, @u-
tam @lace, cinc Ginla0ral 5i elmer
@eipredliu0 IN ieiner @obmtn9 er.
baltcn, bel Der iibcr bic Ncobo1tuig
Der SonntasSgcietc III NlorplauO gc.
iprohen iuliroe. 9littcl ino Wcgc
ioQten ierner on1crcgt pcroen I'M
oic beitebenOen 9erbdltiiiic 5n bel
fern 9lu 0ic S'iidoie Sobu @nro-
ncr D}lrron iuio g(lpbciio " gNilion
limo ebeniaaS ginlaounocn crgangeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

Sic Siccij 0es CAPT, @illior0 2.
gonfioro ocs 6iihOampiers u5oir.
iielo. miiroc auf 50 Gage oitrh Die
@rnocs Conpiiaiii.Suipetiorc iits.
pcnoirt Die SSiipcftoreu ianoen
ocn Gnpiidn ihuloig bic 9olliion
ocs Ganpiers 46airiielo~ NIT benz
Schooner uSnmcS $. SargraUcs"
5im Sbeil berbcigeliibrt 81 Dobeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

sSnfolge ciueS Ser5lciocns ihico
lcbten Country oer 76 Sabre nltc
9lu9nit Crib BON 9ar. 1902 Dit
Gbnic 5iraBc aus Dem Seben. @err
Grtb fom nor 5ebn Snbren ans
Gcutidaono nod 2lmcrifn rno bin
ierldBt orci 5odter. Gie 9eeroianna
iiioct morgcn III Noinpton go.
ltntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

Solcm 9laii, 20, 1e5enbm
Qlapor SSo6n 81 Surlcp utroc peuic
III elncr Spe5ialuahl upn 0cuStimN
9ebcrn riIabcrilcu sln icnar 1tcl
lc uuroc Sor alaiibiaS d CAceie
Der GoRoiont Ger Better Spperit
mcnt gliiociatiou ocpa5lt
IS mar acacn 0lapor Nnrlep acl.
teio gemadt uoroen nab ey Die @p
rituolcn-@eiebe nidlt 0ufdaciiiHit
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
@randtc giaiirmciirr in r@mcrion. "

@lit ciner flaiieuoen Sdnithpmt'
sc Die er lid nneeblidl nit eincm &a
iirmcNer am linfen glrm i'm Sotel
.Gmcrion4 bcibradjtc, iii ecitcrn
glbeno Der 10 Sabre altc :. g.
Simsoen, bon 9lalcis6. p. g., IN ci.
uer @riUatombulonj nah Dem g@ler.
cD SSoipital0 gebraht iuorocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
%anoclbiloer in orr nSt. @Sanrs
Snlle"

N@eltic liadIniiiag lIn0ell N 0cr
~ ct. @ouls Sollc" al Der Gdc bon
Cliper mo Caroline StraBe 0rci
@anoeibl0er &oritelhmgcn iiott
@oraenibrt miro ,.lbe 9lan pf tbe
Spolr1 Iic critic sliiiiibriug 6e.
gInnt I'M 34o 9ladmittogs sic
5meite Inn 1880 uno Die brittle uu
s i5 2(ben0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
Gonntaosaelc,e brrIebt.

linter $1,000 8iireidoit wuroe &C.
iterr Jrali S{utic 6ran8 bon glr
1921. 0'1onnell 5troBc, oirrn
9liftcr @oiucIl in ser Gonton 9oli.
5eiitation oen @erihtsberfnbren
iiberpieicu neil lie nngcblicb III ibrer
Mirtbidoft am Sonntoo 5pirihtoien
ncrfouft boitc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
@eamIe eIneg aemDEraIIIdlen NInla.

Die neuen 9eantci ocs Grrtcr
Democratic Graani5otion Glub, bic
in Der lesten @erianuuhmg cupdblt
wurocu, iino q. 9. %olmiialJ @rdii-
Dent Games 9 Siuoiap ir. @i5c
8rdiioent; sl g. Sim 6inan5.Se
frctdr; Soiep6 @la55iotti. recoroireu.
ser Scfretdr 6rco. Golirilli Shas
meiiicr, @eorge aroutblatt @abc,
mo 9enjnntin Sbcrmnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
On teiFeS @aiisr aeitarst.


leidtc 9erIeblnseu mi Dem
@lattciie slnoerc tleinerc In
idlit
Sic A. x SATIRE alte gliulic Glart
Don 9lr. 20O3. Gantou9lpenuc, iiet
aeitcrn bon eiuem Stubl riidpdrts in
eincu nit beiBem @aiier geiillten
aiibel, iuobci lie iim itarfe 9riibpum.
Oou 5u5og. 9r Glfriogc BON glr.
1876 Siio.sIuu. StraBc, bebanoete
Sas @ldodcit nadoem oic Nlutter
nidt 3ulies onB ibr stin0 uob ocm
Soipital geialot weroc-
gluf 0cm @lutteiic ae
thirst
Sieut. So6n u. 9oiep. ser &orite.
Der ocs gertinon.gnreonS. tam III
ser 9ldbe ieincs SaiiieS 9tr- TiG,
GitGbaies sStrabc. 5lt Saa imb 5og
iih Nbidiirilngeu am Cberforper 5r.
6rdu @eiiie aroop. 40 Sabre att
iicl Dor i6rcm Sonie uno brod BEN
lintcu 9lru gle uitroe nod oelu
So6ns Sopfins poipital gebrodlt.
So6n g. Sauna Der @oriitcr DER
itootliAcn Suouitric llnioas Cont
milton Ucrrenfie iich beinl SoIleu
oos rerbte &anogelcnt
Nobn N|c0rou BON gn. $50, Siio.
Gorolinc.StraBe. fam on Der gdc
Ger eoeu.StraBe mo Goiiern.2IUeme
Iu Sal unO pcritaifte lid bic rettc
anieideibe.
Saprence Iepon 9}r 1921 5or.
rcit Ploce. iiel an Der ode pon 6or.
reit 4locc ino 9ioole. StroBc mo
erlitt cine iicie aopinunoe,
EoIi5iit 6rort s. Ri5ider foni &C.
iicrn Morsen beim EatroiliIlieren 5l.
6an mo oerrcnftc lid oos remtc
Sano9elenf,
5roI WlorD Glmor. % Sabre alt,
bon glr i7i2. @reenmoiuit9Iucmle.
brad beim So1en ibreu Iiufen 9lrm.
Sie wuroe uah Gem St SoiepBs
Soipitol Bc5radt
Ter aHt Sabre alte gQ6ert 6euern
bon 9lr. 1888, Guncou StraBe. FAINT
Unit iciuent 5hlitteu 81 5oa uuo
brod oeu liufen 9lrnt Gr paroc
nod Dem 3obus Sopfin0'Soipital &c.
braht.
Notrid pearD bon 9lr. $50. So.
lmbia.9lUenle, pcrlebtc lid bein
6onen Dor icnlcm SaHS oaS liufe
9ein.
9Soli5iit ouf ocm Cite sc.
itiir3t
SS16reno CT ieiu @ebict potrolIils
lirte. 1T aeiiern scr 4SoIi8iit @iaiom
Wl Miller bonn mittlercu Giiirift Dor
Dem Souic glr. 217. goro Gborles.
5traEc. auf Dem Giie auseegIitten
uHo sir Groe geitiir5t Ct crIiti
i@mer5boite @rrIetuugci onI aopfc
mo on Siiidcu.
Brad 0oS9ein.
@or oem &auic glr. i1i6, Sit.Scg.
iuoton StraBe, itiiratc geitern Der 35
Sabre olte glcger Cscor 9roipn bon
glr. 2O7 Golt 5troBe, oui oem Giic
nnO bro@ oos Iinfe 8ein. er nuroc
in ser 5ei-9lmbilan5 oes mittlr.
rem Giitritts noA oen vQlercp @oipi,
tal" eebrodt
Stitr8tc onf 0em 6abr-
wegc.
GurIcp 9. @urlcp. 36 Sabre att
BON 9lr. itS, 2SeitM1ulberrp Str.
Bat ihmcr5boftc @crlcsuueeu an
ainu erlitten ais er geiteru bei oem
llcbcridlreitcn ocs Eabrmcgcs ser
Sooette 5troBc III Der 9ldbc Der
Charles StroBe alf Dem Giic aus.
alitt uno sur Groc itiir5te aSn Der
sSoIi5cigtmbuIon5 ocs mittlcren Oil
lirifts mir0e or nod 0cm ~@lercu.
Noipitnl~ oebradt,
grad ooS &onoGcIent
9eim 9erloNen i6rcr g9obnlua
glr i7i7 @rcenmolmt glpcmie. IN
0eiicrn @lorgen bic 65 Sabre oltc
5rou @laru ~. Gonnor 10 uneIiidIih
auf ocnt Giic eeitiir5t. oaB iie ibr
lnfcs @onoaeleuf broh. 6rou Gbri
TINA Nellcrid bon 9lr. 433, Cit2on.
Oole.5traBc, broAtc Sic @erlcstc nod
ocm ct. Soicpbs-&oipitaI.
Serr glnsnit Drt6 ssiturbsu.
sSniolue cneS &erSleiocns Id,ic0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

,Sn lelncr SSobnuua lir 2323
9artlao StraBc III geitcrn 0er AZ
tannte Elunbernciiier Ghritiau M
Shacder geltorbca Pc gWr0iauna
fnoct moraen 9laaauiitaa anl oeri
ngoN0on Rari-irIcoloIe IlalI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
NiIIale GrtIarnnn.

gSiro Die Gro5erun8 pcn Sampico
ieIbt leitcl Sritt nir ireaoc
lloBre9cln aeacn Gcramoler
eth @ai5iuaton peaanat sm
Hcitic iiir politiihe Weiouacne Ia
@'cgifo
StaOt Wtcrifo. 27 Gej. iiber
81 9Saio Ieyy 20 Icl. glle CSC
neral &iaa beaie air oic baaiiaea
Sinrittlmgeu uno SEN AlangeI an
perionlideu @aronfic'u minerfian
gcmaht puroc, aa5 er Sic iol8caoe
GrgIaTuug ab
Gielc Nusllnoer bo0en luid N
lcBtcr 3eit I'M pari0nlicbc @arauticn
eriudt Sa bin @iaens gIaeS SO
ueriudeu I'M oieie 5u gepdbrea
Nc5iIalidl oes acgempartigen ober
item Ggefutip Ncnnten Der 9}nton
6eoauerc i'd. oaeu 3u niiNen 0ab
@eridu0rer iciuc auiridtiafeit rno
9brlidteit mIs5unuscn periuhen Sn
ucroc oieieS Glcacut init @trenac
bc1auocln miIiici.
IoS Sano bc0ari cnersiihe 0laB
reaelu- sp6alo oicie glnaelcseu6ci
ten crIeoiat icin peroen mcroc iA
bic Gampaguc fir oic erobcrAMg
Uon Sanpico IN oie Sano nc6ucn
" a i3in0toncr 6orDcrnng.
an Nl NleGifo beit0ttgt
" al binatoHs 20. Ic5clu1er-
Grdii0eut &iliou beitdi1te 6euc
Ole Nelonaen nod ocncu sic amc
rifauiitc Reaierma an oie mcrfa
niide @eaicrimg ocs propiioriiacn
Erdiioenten @ilticrrei oa3 Griuhui
geitelt bat oen politiidlcn @ciaaac.
men ii Dlegito cine glnncitir 3m ae
wd1rcu. @rdiioeni Nilion iaate 9e
iuhern i'm s@ciBea Nouie~ 0aB a
niat alaubt, oaB oie 3abI ser Sin
ridltmacn aroB aciueiaa ict 0aB er
aber boiic, lie uoiitdnoia bcieiii9eH
5l tomen
3n &tlla iibcrgrtreten.
9ln 8or0 oeS Mlahtr
iaiffcs san Dtcgo ani
Scr 6oDrttnoh san 1tc8o.
Gol % Ceibr oeabtIos) 1000
Iruppen 0es Sencrols Garran3a ira
ten beute III 0opic Der Nauptitao.
oes olcidnamiaou siaatcs All 0er
@eitiiiitc BON @lcIito auf oic suite
9illaS Hber Tieht San 9las mto
Ecpir mobncloen SrcmOcn Qa6a aili
Dem omerifauiiAen 1ampicr oslo
cicr" 3niludt acnonmen 1oaiu
AonliraI Nomaro1 ner 6onman0eur
ser Eacific.5loiie 6eoroeric sos
@anoncaboot 42Innapolis uadl Sal
Bias
9ohnlfnic bei Eantp ieq
5critort.
yarc0o, 1cras 20 Gccmbcr
1ruppenb Die alHmeiueno ani gc
ie6I oes Generals @iaa banoelcn
5crit0rteu nu 26. Dc5emncr i75
Meileu ueiilid BON eanpico oic me
ritoliide Giienba6rlinia Gin 9lue
ritaucr mo oeiici gotiin, bic iih ais
eiujige ausIduocr iii einem anac9al
icnen }uqc bciun0cll puroen riid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-30
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-02

charged, and by the time the price
exacted by the law is paid in full he
will not be little laddie any more.
The soil into which the father might
have implanted the principles of right
living will have become hard and
barren and unyieldmg.
The dark, tragic story spun itself
itself out to the last thread and then
there was a wedding in the court
room. : Z
Such a funny wedding. No "Te-
Te-Te-Tum" OF the wedding march;
no bridal finery; not even plain gold
band ring.
Just slip of a girl with big brown
eyes, like the centers of brown-eyed
daisies; a slim little thing of Is who
looked for all the world like a doll;
and a rudy lad, high-minded, who
said he had been disinherited by
wealthy parents because of his in
fatuation for the girl.
That was three years ago, and
they lived together without the bonds
of matrimony in all that time. Two
weeks ago the lad brought the girl
to Chicago and took her to a room
ing house.
But the man who owned the house
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-02

OUT Dy Dig bTOIn0f 1OIn OCuuy, 81
of convincing prisoners that justice is
merciful, understanding thing.
There were some queer cases ht
the most pitiful to me was that of a yo
1t was pitiful because he is the so
ministers to the spiritual welfare of
others, while the feet of his own boy
are planted on the road that leads to
destruction.
He wasn't a bad looking boy; he
had rather a frank face, but he was
accused of a very contemplate form
of stealing. He was accused of going
into a rooming house kept by a wo-
man in very moderate circumstances
and of stealing while he made pre-
tense of engaging room.
He said he did not remember his
mother; he had never seen her, and
there was a tragic letter from his
father in Detroit declaring the boy
was a good boy" Poor, blind
father. The brand to be, saved from
the burning was his own flesh and
blood, and yet he was ignorant of the
crooked path into which his boys
steps had wandered.
On the table was collection of
jewelry found in the room of the lad
and his pal. Some of it has been
identified, much of it has not. He
said he didn't take it all, and named
a mysterious third boy who had left
some of the loot in his room.
But he will l1ndueStiOnably have to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-02
THERE is A LOT OR REAL HUMANITY RUNNING
LOOSE AROUND THE BOYS COURT
BY JANE WHITAKER

presided
md convinced that something
happened o eyeight
of Judge sitting up
a
side the prisoners and there of the
a
is planning
understanding thing
the pitu that
of God ad-
New Britain herald., 1914-11-24
YOU CAN'T KEEP A
 GOOD THING DOWN
(Continued from Eighth Page.)

has been admitted that Murphy owns by both the Chicago and Philadelphia National league clubs. This connec- tion with Taft is attributed as the reason why Murphy is consulted by the power behind the throne in the management of both teams.
 Murphy, who always was fond of publicity, maintained a strange si- lence from the time he was SUD- posed to have been busted from the Cubs until August Hermann, on behalf of c. P. Taft, attempted to dis pose of some of the club stock to Charles Weeghman. Then Chubby Charles broke loose, and he has not stopped talking yet. He not only says that he controls the Cubs, but intimates that he may attend the National league meeting in New York.
 Ban Johnson is very much peeved over Murphy's latest activities, but is too busy with his own troubles to vent his spleen openly. Johnson has Murphy is only talking through his hat, but he thinks that steps should be taken to eliminate all question of Murphys right to speak publicly of National league affairs. It was with the hope that a transfer of the club presidency to Weeghman would si- lence Murphy for all time that John- son gave a reluctant consent to the negotiations between Hermann and the Chicago Federal promoter.