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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-23

Three base Hits--FlicF, Coyle. Stolen Bases-Marcan 2, Mcbride. Double Play-Johnston to Street. Hits portioned--Quarders 0, with no runs in 1-3 innings; Harding 1, with no runs in 2-3 innings. Struck Out-Robertson 4, Quarders 1. Harding l.
 Base on Balls-Quarders A.
 Hit by Pitcher-McBride. by Quar- ders.
 Wild Pitch-Quarders.
 Passed Ball-Dilger.
 Time of Game-1:30.
 Umpires-O'Toole and Breitenstein.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-23
Totals

*Batted Tor AIeXandcr in eighth.
 Score by innings:
 Philadelphia .......... 900 oil 000-2 Chicago ...... 900 040 00%-4
 Summary: Three-base hit, Sweeney. Home run. Paskert. Hits. Alexander 1 in T innings; Mayer 1 in l. Sacrifice hits. Paskert, Corriden. Stolen base, Good. Bases on balls Lavender 1. Alex ander 1. Hit by pitcher. Mayer tGood). Struck out Alexander A. Time, :35. Empires, Quigley and Eason
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-23

Summary: Home run, Lord. Two-base
 hit. Lord, Hudnall. Sacrifice hit, Hogg
 Hudnall Dobard. Sacrifice fly, Brown
 Double plays Mullen. Clothier to Dunckel Struck out. Keeley 2. Works i. Bases on balls Keeley ?, Works 1. Wild pitch Keeley Time. :S5. Empires. Fifeld and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-23
Games Today

Chattanooga at Birmingham. Memphis at Mobile.
 Atlanta at New Orleans. Nashville at Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-23

Waldren Base on balls, Cellars 2. Hi by pitcher, LaFitte. Struck out. Zellars 1. May '. Time. :50. Umpire, Blackburn
 SECOND CAME
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-23

Howell and Buscher were hammered With relentless fury in the first game. Eleven runs were registered in the first three innings. while Robertson gave mp but one run, it coming in the sixth on Johnstons single followed by Ja ;obson' s triple.
 Siarcan opened the game with an in1eid hit to Ems over second Mcdonald went out, but Carroll advanced him to second.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-23

.HE Federals have started raid
 on the Southern league kirby's \ jump to the St Louis club may
The evening world., 1914-01-29
sSSSAssSSSSssSsSsa ~
Office Holding in East Malaria
Seems to Be Popular Pastime.

Eyes. for thee Board Of Health" OK.
planned Mr.. Jenkins. ''The ladies OF
the Civic Club complain II they see
ny In q butcher shop. and the
Health Commissioners send the ON.
cial Fly Catcher and his assistant to
catch Il and destroy IT,"
But suppose the ny belongs to
some poor fsmilyf" Mr.. Jarr In
quirsd.
There's q big row then. especially
II II 10 . pct ny for large family
OF children. but the ladies OF the Civ
ic Club keep up the mad.hy crusade
juot tho same"
THE commissioners get no remun-
eretion them" Mr.. Jarr went on.
"No." this salarted city Jobs only
90 to commuters who have business
interests In the big city. THIS 70.
lteves them OF being pestsred here
at the City Hall by taxpayers com.
planning about the trolley service. but
every commissionev gets badgc"---
And Mr.. Jenkins bent his head owe,
and regarded his badge proudly. II
was Yltttcring evidence that he wal
q commissioner. In. hls case II ad,
mitted him within the IRE lines II Z
counagpatlon took placs when he wal
n Hast AelartA, and - could after
NaS6s ~ M Jsohln ~ ~
The evening world., 1914-01-29
)q&ggS$51pbQw

"Howdy do. commissioner" cho-
ruscd the leaning bread line.
"Howdy do. commissioner replied
Mr.. Jenkins. aRably. and he threw
back his coat and displayed his gold
badge. while all the leaning commits
sioners threw back their lapels and
showed their badges.
you ~. thu weather not bsing too
severe. the commissioners are all at
their ofhcss." explained Jenkins. only
q bookkeeper In Mr.. Jars once. but
here In East Malaria a fire commits
sioner with real gold badge.
Their ofhces are on the sidewalk
In front OF the City Hall. them" re-
marked Mr.. Jarr as they passed on.
Sure, there's too many commits.
sioners TO get into the City Hail." rec
piled Jenkins. THE commissioners
that hoeo over have their Offices
against the south wall, where II u
warm and sunny: the newly appotnt-
ID commissioners must take tho east
wall. In summe-, however. there 10 9
sh,ftins Of ofIlces."
what ore they all waiting. for?''
asked Mr.. Jarr. -,
"WsiL" answered JsnkinA ''they al
rant % ~ paid 0fioe, euch - dog
oaAeha9 6r ~ eateher"- x v ,
~ eaash6ef' sa0eatsl ~. Jesgs
The evening world., 1914-01-29

house was fitted up before th> VOL
unteer firemen destroyed the furn-
turo with axes ere the devouring
flames could reach It.
And here we are at East Malaria
Hook and Ladder No. II" cried Mr..
Jenkins prouciy. and he pointed TO
. long. low. rakish building At the
corner.
Looks to me like bowling alley"
said Mr.. Jarr.
well. um--er, I believe Il was q
bowling alley" Mr.. jenkins ad-
mitted. you see. when we Fire
Commissioners went to Syracuse to
select the apparatus--and got the
best that money could buy---ws found
when the ninety-foo aerial truck was
delivered that no engine house In
town would hold II. Fortunately the
Elite Bo, ling Alley was In tho hands
Of receiver. and II was runored that
III would take Ore and be . total loss
shortly. and all the fire laddies were
keeping an eye on II and dropping q
hint that the hre should be early In
tho evening. on q nice dry night, when
l suggested instead Of having . are
why not use the Blttc Bowling Allay
- q hook and ladder HOUSE for eut
new ninety. foot aerial truck" 4
~Qssss naai oAves ~ tgva ~
The evening world., 1914-01-29
No Rip Sleep There.

TOE JEFFERSON once played q
ons-night engagement ~ RIP
j Van Wrinkle" In a small Indiana
town. In the hotel at which he
stopped was an Irish porter. who.
from the serious interest he took In
the house. might have been the pro.
pfietor. At 6 O'Clock the next morn
Ing Mr.. Jefferson was awakened by Q
violent humping on his door. He
had left no "call' order. but his sleep
was spoiled. 10 he arose and soon ap-
pearsd before tho clerk, Indignantly
demanding to know why he had been
Taking the clerk by the coat the
Hibernian led him to one side and
said in Q whispers: He were shnor-
Ing like o horse, sorr. and Ord heerd
the b'ys say ~ how he were wunst
sfther shaping for twtnty years. %
a. sss 70 msegy: .noike, It's comip'
ON 70 him aIA an it's your duty "a
- 80 80 .---.----...-.....
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cost Of building truck house." re-
markAd Mr. Jarr

cost OF building . truck house." re-
marked Mr.. Jarr.
ayes, and there's . big kick among
tho local carpenters and builders .
replied Mr.. Jenkins. However. we'll
have bond issue and build a $4,000
truck house that will be q pride to
our city. give employment to the labor
element Of the reform party and
But. II the bowling alley ILLS the
bill'-- interjected Mr.. Jarr.
ut doesn't Nil the bill" retorted Mr..
Jenkins. testify. "Hark! There's a
Ore alarm" ne added. "Eow you'll
see under what DISADVANTAGES East
Malaria Hook and Ladder No. I
labors!"
And while the whistle at tho soar
factory (as Mr.. Jarr aftsrward
lsArned). blew ten long and fourteen
short blasts Mr.. Jenkins and Mr.. Jarr
ran to the bowling alley truck house
The evening world., 1914-01-29
Rather Sleep.

xsv THINK I must have made Q
bad break last Sunday" unused
, the fellow who seldom goes to
church.
,"YOu see; I s0t on alumni catalogue
OF my old school and In looking
through It l found that one Of my
classmates was the pastor OF Clevs-
land church. 30 ! called him up. and
he said that he was still preaching.
and that u wanted to meet him !
should como to church on the follow
ing sunday morning. Which I dtd.
"He tntsoduced me to his wife. and
- - - - ~ - - ~
The evening world., 1914-01-29

"HE stock broker was busy and
nervous. His caller was insist
4 ent and garrulous. He explained
his ability to get for the broker i'm
p0rtant and conhdential information.
"There's nothing you can do for
me-" said the broker decisively. &C.
cordinR to the Popular Magasine.
There's one thing" sale the broker
after o moments thought. (which you
can get me. and It VIII b. Of great
use TO me-" sai.. x,
The visitor Frightened up.
That's One! What caa J est so'
-psa. 80 ~ besbsA .--.----,
The evening world., 1914-01-29
The Days Good Stories

Well, during tho sermon ] got very
drowsy. was nodding In the middle
Of the sermon. and tho parsons wife
touched me on the elbow.
"'You seem sleepy she whispered.
Try some Of my smelling salts
"'No thank YOU says !. I'D rather
sleep!' "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The evening world., 1914-01-29
Thoroughly Prepared.

xSY HEAR your daughter has some
on the stage"
Eyes. she has been engaged
by Belasco."
Goodness! should think you
would hate to have her subjected to
all the temptations of such q life."
"Oll, no. She's had full course In
sex hygiene and she has seen all the
plays in which the dangers OF vice
are portrayed. II she goes wrong
after all that. what safety will there
be for anybody 7"-.Chicago Record
Herald. ~. 4
The evening world., 1914-01-29
HEv, wA,rsa.
By Vic
Ford


An aged and imbecile egg
Was served to q diner named 0seGU.
Now. whom Gregg cracked the sAell,
He was feeling quite we'll. "
But ~ much can't be said for the o8S.
The evening world., 1914-01-29
YOU Sc

e r ND that" said Mr.. jenkins
IA proudly. ~ with Mr.. Jarr.
n he LED the way down the
Qaip strsst Of East Malaria. rs our
6ty Haul" He pointed TO . two
Ne1ef red building with . clock
-whas's tb, masssr wsth it7.' asked
~. Iarr. Az those fellows holding
Il upf" Ard .he pointed 70 . line Of
ns.4essript - iaaasns against the
1-6.ehl" sAid Jsnkins. I'VE have
X 80 lnllne edmtnleeratioa. and
= =. :: a.
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6ar's esbsu Ocr,iut

Sri. Oorot6eo gliisel, Iohter oeS
Srn. Sobn g1iibeI mo 6rou BON Ir.
sos, SefierionitraBe, lunr0e geitcrn
lbeno NIT Sru. @m. 6. acr6er Dem
5obue oes Srn Sofo6 aerber bon
Rr. SIT, goaineton 9lpenue, ourd
goitor gbas. guoers bon DER epang..
Ilitb. Srieoens Stride al ser Ode
Der Dlooiion. uno GuncanilroBe sum
gunoe iir's 9e6en oereinigt Gic
lrouccrenionien wuroen i'm 4iorr.
bauie. glr. 23ii gGbIono 9l0e., OoIl.
3ogen. SIN Sotie Ger GIiern ser
Srout iono oarn ooS Seitmodl itatt.
al Dem piele @ditc Sheil nobmcn.
9ei Dluiifportrdacn ino Aecitatio.
neu perliei sic 3eier in Der irobIih.
iien @ciie. Gas @rartpnor erbielt
biele @eiheufe rm0 miro iidl in elni.
gen @ohen IN Bolton uieoerloiien,
no ser iunge Gbemonn bel Der Dor
tigcn 6iliale Der n6ioelitp Eriit Co."
BON Baltimore ongciicat it, guS
9raAiiii1rcr iunoiric Sr. 9eoubaro
g2iibcl nno ais @rontitneier sri. Dl
aerbcr. Inter oen onucicuocn ga,
item iporeu foIaen0e: Sr mo 6ralt
@eora 92iitcI. 1r. rno 6rou g. Rott,
Iinesbofcr, Sr. mO 8rau 6. 9liple,
Sr. uno 6ron Sr. Gcnitdot, 6r mo
1Srou S. 9iencr, Sr mo Srou g.
appel, Sr. un0 Srau Is. Scuicling,
6r. nnO Srou ". Slciihmann Sr II.
Erou $. gcnncr, &r. mo 6rau g.
gorIis. Sr. mo 6rau 8. SHES S5r
lmo 5roil &. Ritter6uih. Sr u.6raii
5. 9lmou Sr. un0 6rou g. @oIo.
from, Sr. uno Erou @oble. Sr itno
lSrou SauIt &r. ino 5rau StoB, Sr.
lino Srou Mott6eps, Sr. mo 6rou
onmboh, Sr. uno Eroit Gnoers, S@.
sobu g1iitel Senrn aerber g. Req.
lc, 81. Somcs. s. @ofeiielo. S. gSo
efieIo. $. Stebbius. 6rau 9onoers.
lsrau 2Difinsfn 6ron GcaoleD itno
ohter. 6rls. 6. 9iubod, @l Sim.
adj. 6. 9Rcaos, % Sriic, %. Ser
| pr in0 9 Qerhcr
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gahnana Hberiaaen.

Seraniide Rduber erbeuteu bel ei-
nenl lIcbcrfaa ouf Den Suuic
GrpreB5us Der 0@oIueitou, Sars
risblrg unO Gan 9lntonio 8abn"
$3.50 umo SupeIen i'm gsertbe
ron $4,000.
@anoiteu, wel6c oic @oiiasierc
scr 8mei Ictteu S6Iafpaseons oes
Suniet GrpreBauees Der ,@aIpeiton
Sarrisbnrg lmo San 9lntonio 9abH"
beraubtcn crbeuteten gerte 81 irHber
Moraenitiuoe $7S4O in 9aorgeIo
uno SupeIeu i'm @crtbe bon $4,000,
4ic @1uber, melde oen 3ug 5u Cline
bcitiesen, entipiidieu ols lid Der
9ug Spoffor0 n1berte.
Sole @1ortinc5, ciu reiher @lerita.
ncr, peIcber nit ieincr Srou lmo
So6tcr cine @riUot glbtbeiIung i'm
Gan glntouio S6loipoeaon inne
battc, wtrOc bon oen @onoiten iI6cr.
iebeu, ipeldc ooourh 5miiden $1l-
900 imo $4,000, Ionic Slnpelen BON
bebcu @crtb perpoBten. 90 erirct
lrnr glartine5 oariiber, Dab or ieOcm
or beraubten @oiiogierc Don $25 big
$3.50 gob.
9In Dem @abnroub woren orei
1auuer betbeiliet; elmer oerieIben
lerbIie6 ulf Der bintercn @IottforuL
pobrcno bic beioen onOeren ourh Die
Sdloiposgons aiueen. Sine Srou,
ieren ySame nibt bcfonnt mlroe,
puroe non cinem Der Sirolhe nit
iuem &eooIuer acidloaeu Hno per
ebt.
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gsilliam @. @rice, %, @ittmer II.
Gli5obetb 2. Gpnn5, %,
Gobert 81. Greubom 26. pou Bel.
leOue, Wlo, imo Sophia 8. IiderioH,
3i. @iitfpe, Baltimore.
6reoerid @. Carpenter 80, uon
GreenpiIle, e. g.. mo @arD @.
Seusleg, a, Don Baltimore
Clifton %. Gbaires, "a, uuO 9aOi,
ma Erciu9, 81.
Sroiu q. Siofes 26. bon Bali.
more, luo &orriet AR. .&ubiu. "A,
Don @oibingtoH, 9. s.
@arion q. Ibompion 81 @itt.
per, mo barbara 3obe, 81
Gomeuifo @oteIIa, %. imO Sran-
ces 3ooper. %.
Grucit u. Scott. q. mo @|ilorco
@rap. H.
eneppi @oline p, aoieno @os-
lilo. i6.
Ntull =. 0DdllOl9, "a, HHp SOllllu
3. Gooion tS.
Charles a. Saucod, 30, ln0 9iel.
lie 20. Taois. o.
@iIIiom 81 Relion, 30. lmo Ma.
m 6 Mocrncr. 2G.
eouaro S, Mcsfee, 80 @ittuer,
mo Gotberiuc Sc. aooanong6, 90
Gopio Gitrenboum %, mo 500
Stern, 81.
@eorsc s. GuiuH %, BON 8rioec.
pori. Conn. uno elnora 6. GnseI
barot 10. bon Baltimore.
Bernard s. o. 9luoerion. %, BON
Fbilooelptia, uuo GIi5a6etb T.
Syiih, 81. Don &biIaoeIpbia
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Grci dItrrc saltimorcr aeiiorbeu-

SSm glltcr BON nobe5I S6 ,Sobren
arb oeitern Sr. 6reoerid Huoolpb
riins in Der @obnimg iciuer God.
+. 01r. 1887, 92oro.Geniral glUeuuc.
lie @eeroiauna finoet am Somitas
Af Scr .9oltifnorc Cemetery" itait,
5rau aoiborinc ". 9ieneuiteitJ
eb. Gappcl, ihieo aeiteru i'm 9llter
IN 70 Snbreit z @lonater uno 27
1agcn ans ocm 2cbcn. Cic 9ecroi
ana miro ntoreen 9lahniiitag BON
gr. 1924, 8iltens.Aremie, aus aif
6m ,.SynlmannclS 8ric0boie" in Gan
rDiac itottiiuoeu.
Ger 3iuunermoun 5ohn 81. Sogcic,
tr @aitc bon 6rou Gle @oscle,
itrb gelteru in ieincr @o5nuus g'r.
1869. g1oro.@oppiiraBe, i'm gllter BON
q Sobren.
ESm so. 9cbensiobre itarb 9cltcrn
,sou 9Iuno 80. 1borncr.@ittefinot
h ocr @obnuna ibrer 1odter 6rou
s,lena 4redtcl 9lr. 1905. SitSo.
idaitc. glDcnuc. Die 9eeroi9ina iol
g1oduittaa itattiinocn
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Wlhiteri6ier qeidlrnfnnN.

glIbonp R.g., 30. Mdr8.
SIN @oI0e bel glItamout puroe BON
Sdgern Die 9cide zines uubetauuteH
Wanues, on tuelher oas Sailpt pom
Rumpie obgetreuHt mar dlfgehH.
ben. Su oeu aIeioern oes Eooteu
beiano lid cine aarte. pormli Sc
idriebeu itauo. oglueuit grciie, sol.
itein Soma. Il. g. ~. mii ser an
oeren Scite Scr Same ,RidlarO Gam.
renee. 9hlf cincm nabe bci Der 2cihe
liesrnoen Nonofofier beiono iid cine
Morfe, oie crieben IicB. Dob Der 81
gentGiimcr i'm September in 2iber.
pool, Gnglouo mar. Gic &oli5ei
elmi6t. ooB scr Wlom crmoroet mur.
DC. 9lus SoIiteiu Somo ipuroe lp6
fer mitoetbciIt. oaB Ger oiifaeflnoenc
SoOte niht 9lnguit @reiic aus SOL
itcin icin fonu on oieier nod IN Sol
itein Iebt @r bat Dor mebreren N2o.
notcu cine Reiie nod eneIonO &C
maht Crit ouBer Stnuoc, ocn Sail
irgenomic oni5utloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31

@irfuugSboll 6ron (giadliS
5um beintebreuoen @atten) uslber
6rau3. jest iit os orei ll9rl~- Monn
sd tonnt' nidt lriibcr wea liebes
@eiberl Sd bab cine 9eo aebal-
ten mo Oa lit cs eiu biiierI ipatcr
aeuorocll 6rau nNu mo eiue
Reoe2 M Cas- miro biibid gcluc.
ien ieiul~ Mnnn pgluM iie iano
aaeelucinen 9eiiaa Sd bob' 0e
iaet 9leiben mir nod cine 3eit lana
iibenl"
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lluterIndna areerrOnet.

Ole @oItinlore.G .GointD Commit
iare peroeu oen llcbereriff ocr 30.
Ii3eifroL Sri. sSreue 8. 6rebureer
BON oen nliniteo 9Somcn OF 93orD,
LAMB Ole 0as 10. Sobre oIte gido.
den Carrie &. 5ortiDtbe bon Nr.
SOB, Glib 16. StroBe, &iobIono-
toiDn, IN ibrer g(rbritsitdtte berbaitete
uno 5pei Sage lang in einem Seim
on Der gloro. GretcritraBe aeiongen
bieIt, che oos Wlaoden Dor eircn
Ridter geiiibrt puroe. IN Der Situug
ar ndhiten 0ieaitog unteriuhen.
Dieic glu0nbea modte eeItern Som,
min0r Somes 9iittenbouic.
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Qlon 0oIOra6o abfomman6irt.

@oibinqton 30. Geaember.
Tynppe g" pom 70. 8unoes.ao
poaerie. Heeiment. pcIde ieit lettem
9loi i'm Dat Grecf 2iitrift. Rout
GountD, Colorado. observation-disclosures
periob. crbieIt beute oeu geiebL nad
ibrer @orniion 8n Sort @leooc, Glib
Datota, 5uriiddufebreu @ciebIc sur
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0eS niebilabls 6ei6InlSiot.

2lngeiduloiat lid angeblid ilrbc'
iugter @eiic in Die Union &roie.
iant &niiraiarg~ ciugeihliden Jit
baben imo oaraus Shuuidiahen in
beoeitenoem @ertbe eeitoblcn 81 ba.
ben, puroe aeiieru Der g2cger Grneit
Gropea ans Der George. StraBe in
Der uor0meitlideu &oIi5eiiiotion BON
9lld'tct @ic5anl och @eidlDorcnen
iiberpieien. Bier periticoeuc Gie6.
Observation-Disclosures luir0en aeoen
ihn erhoben
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CfiuFeOIcr ~ Cube pcr6ranni.

@ortcrpillc. Gol, 80. Qe3.
Sin aeiieIiIider 9lmens So1n
Some. So Sabre oIt, BON oem acioat
miro. ooB CT eiuer ooeIiqen pralBi
ihcu 8oniiIic ouoebort babe, Ciii5icr
gcpcicn iei obcr pcgcn cincs Duclls
fIiihtia acporocn mar, III bier Ia ei
ner Niittc. in ocr cr picIc Sobrc Iong
gcboiii 5u Eooc nerbrmut
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Nicncrfcn entlaiien.

s,u Scr nittlcren @oli5ciitation lit
eeitcrn @ornittng Der an Der gloro
@eutolouitraBe mobn5aite 2i Sabre
altc Sbomos NeDerion Don Der Nm
idluloianng ougeblih 1881 aus oenl
@eloiHront Der uglfon1uits Con.
tracing Gonipon1~ i'm Goco Cola
C5c60uoc aeltoblcn 80 baben ireise.
iproden pnr0en.
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@niisr @ilbeIms @Iaduauid an oeu
@raiioeuten.

g9a ibiugton 80, 8 5cmber
4rdiioeut @iIion rbislt bcuie
bonn Neutiden aaiier 9giI1eIm Sem
3weiieit Elm 6cr3lihes @iidpimid
Selegromm 80 ienem 5s Sebllrie
tags.
&on oel Nerrlheru ocr iricgliID
reuoen 9intioueu 1T b sbcr mir nod
Der @liidwunidJ ocs aoHigs pou 9Ha
lano eingetroiien Gic anoercn Eele
gramHe iiuo pernuisblih per5oaert
lUorocli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31

Bonn I. Sanuar ab min Ole oeitide
gerpaltlng IN @elaien oen 1erfebr
iiber sic beIsiihc @rcn5e allen Ber.
ionen perbieten. Die iid uibt i'm 9eiib
eiues Spe5iatg tglilitarpaiies beiinoen.
Die 0laBnabmc lit anideiueHo getroi-
fen porOen INN ieoe Spiorage uu-
moQlid 3u MAIDEN.
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Sobc glnsseidHnns iiir italieniidlen
&rcmier.

9onL 30. 0c5ember. Sonlg
8ictor emanuel bat Hremier Salon.
ora Den glnnonciato- Croen pcrlieber,
Die bohitc itolicriihe 9Iusdeidlniua,
mcldc oen 9rdscr berehtiGt iih CT.
ncn Better oes aonigS 81 ncnncn.
Gic @erloibune oeS Groers cr'
foIgtc IN @erbiuoune nit Der Souie
scr &oniastodter 4Srin5cIiin N'orio.
9lus oemIelbcu glnloB scpabrte Der
aonig aud einer groBcn gln5obl Fer.
iouen oorunter nielen mdbrcno Der
Strifcpirren @erboitcten, glmneltie.
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@eitcre @rIcSsberi9te
ouf @ernForfi's
8rotcft.

@rotcit.
aibington 80. Ge5ember.
- Dic @comtcn ocs Stoatsoeporte
mcnts bobeu ibre glutuort on ben
oeutidcn 9otiAofter. e1roien bon
9crnitorii beeuoet mo wcrocu iie
ibm in einieen Gagcn 5uitenen. Grof
uou gernitorif proteitirte betauntIid
geeeu ole 2iciering pom Dum0uH'
@eidolien on oie Terbiiuoeten.
gie llnteriudung oes Staots.0e.
portements foil aneeblih erseben 10.
ben, oaB sic 0um2um. @eihoiie,
oic @roi bon @crnitorii ais @2uiter
nit icincm @roteit einiouOte lmo oic
in ocn Ser. Stooten oneeiertiet &c.
mcien icir ioller fir feinc @epebrc
paiicn ioncn. sic bon oen pcrbiinoe
ten glrmecu benilbt ipcrOen.
Gos StootS Gcpartcment 1T Ter.
ncr BON eiuem ieebcn ans europa
8uriidacfcbrtcn oncritoniiheu 81.
plomatcn in aenntniB geiett poroen
0aB Oclitibc SoIootcn feine 9eIsier
pcritimmeIt bdticu Die oobingebeu.
oen 9ercbte ieicu unpabr
Cine ifnn0tuouiid de
Triplc Gntentc2
Qon0on. 90 Tci. Der Gopen,
boeener gcrihtcritatter oes uGailu
Mloil" min aus onrdlaus 5upcrIdiii
gcr Caieue crfobren boben. Dab oas
Heiultot ser 3uiommcnfmit Der orei
ifanoinobiiden G6uioc in @oImo ei.
ne 9lrt Cripple gntente aeipeien lei,
Die o6nc 81 cinem poIitiihen 8iino.
niB 81 iucrocn, oid nod ocm aricge
beibeboIten iuerocn ioa
Ginfubr5oll oui W ebI err
loiicn
@riiiieL pio glmiieroom mo
2ouoon. 30. Ge5. Sic oeutihe Der.
iuoIuua in Qelgicn bal, Inn Den Sc.
bensrnter6alt Der GiniI6eUolterung
81 crleidtern sic ginfubr5oac oui
Mlebl, oos bon scr omerifaniiden
Sulfs Gonmiiiion nnh 9clgien
ac6raGt piro. fallen gelafen
Q o6n oes 3cihSfon5lcrS
i'm fcincm ruiiii6cn
%ofpital.
@ctropro0. 30. Gc3embcr.
!. @udfoif Der @rdiiocnt oes ruff
ihen 9otbcn areu5es. erflarte beuie
aui einc qlnirogc ocs ipaniihen BOT.
idoiters bin Dab cine llnterin@nna
eraebcn babe. Dab iih ser aItcite
So6n ocs oeutiheu 9eihstau5Iers D.
9et6mann.@onwea in feiuem ruili'
idcu SoipitaI ais &crplmoeter be.
idnoc. 4aae o,u,... u.a.
(9lm "a. Ic3em6cr lmlroc alIs pa
riS gcneloet, Dab Der alteItc Sobn
oeS oeutiden Helhsfon3lerS bei
9siotrfom perpunoet mo gciangen ge'
nommen mor0cn ici)
9clQicn proteitirt gcgcn
ocutfdc @citrcibuu
gcn.
@ai6ingtoM 30. Tc5cm6cr.
Der 6elaiidc @cionotc reidte
6cutc 6cin Staots. Ccpartcment cincn
Grotcit gegel onseblide oclltihe Sci.
trcibnnGcn in 9clgien i'm @ertbe BON
5I0OO,O0O 5rancS cin. Gs beiBt in
oeH %rotcit oaB our6 Die 9eitrei.
brg allen 4riSatcigentbumS IN 9el.
aien Geinihlnno icnes Sano pirtb'
ihaitlib ritinircu ipollc
9cl0icn fiIr 5rcnoc per-
bpfcn.
Npttcr0 0Gm. 80. Ge5cnibcr
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sas SeiiIpicl luirO luicScr6olt.

PAS Idloue patriotiihe 8eitipieI,
sd an letter Sountaa bic oeuiide
Z GlieiniefeiiS.9irHc buditdblid iiia,
tclmirO auf oIlaeucines @crlnngcr
oul fonmenocu Sonntog gIbeno nod
ciiIial oufseiiibrt. 4nitor Sterger
iud 6oherireiIt iiber oen berrIiden
gblg. gs pdrc aber and idaoc,
pdu Iolh Gin QebcnSbil0 niht nod
ciillal Den 1ciihen in Baltimore
uol 9luoen eeliellt niiroe. glber oies'
nd miro eS piiuiilid z llbr BEGIN.
rel "a oas Qoripiel poll ino gan5
ul@eIhmo iomuen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31
gIm SdlInoilniie qeitOrbeu.

Cie SO Sabre alte 5rou Margaret
@eiganot Don glr. 5i4. Siio a..
Ctr, Sie6Ionotopu ipurOe aeitern
glotnittog aui Der Gaiieru.glnenie
uabc Der 9lelnten StroBe, BON einen
SdlosihiB befollcn uno iiorb 5pei
Shmocn ipdter in ibrer @o6nlmg,
wobin iic nit Der 9lm6ulanj Der Can.
toner 4oli5eiiiotion aebraHt woroen
mar. ,Srou @eiganot binierldBt IL.
rcn 8aitcH, Serru @eorge ". @ei.
gonct iro ciner Sobn. Gle miro
icrner BON einer Shpeiter 8ron ".
9rooImou, betrauter Iie 9eriior.
bone ipuroe in Carroll Gountp aebo
reu umo miro nddiien Somiiog Ill
1orieD. Soiporo.Gouutu. beeroiat
iper0en.