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The Washington times., 1914-03-03
Paper Box Kid" Hears
Death Verdict Smilingiy

NEW YORK. March 3.-ScDtcnCe VIII
T." passed Friday on Orcste Shllltoni.
II gUnman. known as the "Paper-boN
Kid" convicted last night oe murder
~ the hrst degree. On May 3. last,
ShillItoni shot and killed John Rizzo
and Policemen Charles Teare and VIII
ian Heaney in Il street battle.
ShillItoni was convicted on the tcsti-
mony Of Nellie De Carlo. eighteen, the
only witness 20 the triple tragedy
whom police could force to tell the
truth. The jury weighed the iris
story for an hour and a half before re-
turning its verdict. which the Paper
box Kid accepted with a smile.
The Washington times., 1914-03-03
Congressman Key Will
Join Army-Navy Union

Congressman J. a. Key OF Ohio is to
bc mustered in as a recruit In the
Presidents Own Garrison. Army and
Navy Union. at the Pythian Temple
this evening, The ceremony Is to be
conducted by National Commander Fl.
Oden Lake. Of Philadelphia At the
same time William Mckinley Cobb. law
clerk OF the House Committee on PEN
sions, will also be mustered as a re-
cruit Congressman Kew Is author OF
the bill recently introduced in Congress-
to pension widows and orphans of
Spanish war veterans-
The ceremony this evening will be at
tended by members Of soldier organiza-
tions from all over the city.
The Washington times., 1914-03-03

President and Irs Marshall. Covers
will be laid for twelve.
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An interesting dinner party will he
given at the New Willard in coInpii-
ment to the President and Mrs. Will
son Friday evening, when the members
of the Cabinet and their wives will be
the hosts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph G. Miller viii
entertain at a dinner tomorrow even
ing.
5
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Roosevelt will give dinner
party Thursday evening.
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The Washington times., 1914-03-03

Mrs. Edith Elmer Wood spok" ON the
problem of new houses for the inhab-
itants of the alleys. and Miss Mabel
Hayward talked about the international
school for girls in Madrid, Spain.
Miss Hannah Taylor is entertaining
this afternoon in hsr home in q street
witt a bridge party followed by tea.
Miss Godoy and Miss Elena Caldcrcu
are ut the tea table. The other guests
are Miss Portner. Miss briggs, Mrs.
Charles Riker. Miss Marshall. Miss
Gracic. Miss Calvo. Miss Fisher. Miss
Frances Dunn, Miss Mary Chase. os
Boston: Miss Effnger. Miss Nancy
Jones, Miss Shuey. Miss Sallie Will
liams. Miss McCumber. Miss Power,
Miss Hildreth Gatewood. Mrs. Aston
Simpson. and Miss S!emp.
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Miss Wilson. accompanied by party
of guests. will attend the Culp concert
this afternoon at the New National
Theater
Miss Eleanor Wilson entertained a box
party at the Columbia Theater last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 4. Larson. Of D
Quincy street northwest, entertained at
L young peoples party on February Is
in honor of the fourteenth birthday
anniversary of their daughter. Evelyn.
The guests were Mrs De Gyoot and
Miss Elsie lie Groot. OF Riverdale. Md. :
Miss Florence McDuel, of Atlantic
City; Miss Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Dowley, the Misses Gladys McGraw,
Lorena LouGhry. Aline Pollock. Virginia
Sewers. Mary Schwartz. Ruth Fuhman,
Ethel Wolf, Rena Larson, Martha Lar
ison, Esther Carter. Ellen Lloyd. Annie
Olinser. Flora Larson, Esther Lariscn,
Edna bowling, Mable Sill. Ruth Ham
Inond, and Anna VolIand, and Cecil
Ketner, Harold Sill. Edward Colourn.
Harry Walker. John Trick. Albert
Freer, Whitman Conn, ZENITH Carter,
Elmer Volland. Dewitt McGraw, Fos-
ter Pollock, and George DowlinS.
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President Burton, of Smith College,
will visit Washington about the last
of March and will be extensively enter
tanned. He will address the Congress
sional Club and the Smith College Club.
and a reception will be given in his
honor at Rauscher's.
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Mrs. Thropp will entertain at lun-
cheon March Il at her home in Twen-
tieth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Merriam. of 1I2S
\ street, will be among the dinner hosts
tomorrow evening.
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Mrs Thomas F. Walsh will give q
box party al the National Theater
Friday evening.
Senator and Mrs. William II. Thonp-
son of Kansas will entertain at a dinner
party this evening at their home in
Woodley road in honor of the Vice
The Washington times., 1914-03-03
MEALS HIT BACK? FOR DYSPEPSIA, GAS
ORASOURS -PAPE'S D|APEPS|N

Millions of men and women now eat
their favorhe foods without fear-they
know it is needless to have a bad
stomach.
Get a large fifty-cent case of Pape' S
Diapepsin from any drug store and put
your stomach right. Stop being miser-
able-life is too short-you're not here
long. so make your stay agreeable. Eat
what you like and digest it: enjoy IT,
without fear Of rebellion in the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
home. Should one of the family eat
something which doesn't agree with
them. Or in case OF an attack of indi-
gestion. dyspepsia. gastritis. or stomach
arrangement. 1t is handy to give instant
relief.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-03-03
Acid StOmachs
Are Dangerous
Nipe-teLths of All stomach Trouble
said 10 BE Due 10 icidit,.
Pbrsicisn's Advice On Cause and
Care.

4 famous physician whose successful
r.EearCheS into the cause ana cure Of
stomach md intestinal diseases have
'aincd for him an international repUta-
lion. said in the course of a recent lee
rure that nearly a ! intestinal troubles,
"rCan rs. were directly traceab.c TO 4
d"rsrged condition of the stomach
which in turn was due nine times out of
ten 10 excessive aCldity. commonly term
q sour stomach or heartburn. which
not only irrtated and inflaned the deli
cate liHinE Of the stomach. but also set
~ gastTitiS and stomach ulcers It is
Ise u patent medicines as we'll as Of
medical treatment for the stomach.
stating that he and his colleague have
~cured remarkable results by the Use
"f ordinary bisUrated magn"Sls. which,
10" Ueutral!Zlng the aCidlty OF the food.
removes the source Of the trOCb =. He
'unl ends that il Is as foolish to treat
the stomach itself rs It would b.. for q
man who stepped on a tack 70 rub lini-
ment on the foot without first removing
the tack. Remove the tack and the foot
wll heal ltEeli-nCUtralIZe the acid ana
stomach troubles will disappear IrTi-
ta'ing medicines and medical treatments
are USC less so long aS the contents of
tn" stomach remain ACID: remoV" the
acidity, and there will be no need for
me1icine-the inflamed lining of the
stomach viii then hea itself Sufferers
from acidity, sour stomach or heart
burn should get a small bottle of bisur
ated magnesia from their druggist and
take a teaEpoonful in a quarter Of 4
glass Of hot or cold water after Inea s,
repeating in fifteen minutes, if neces-
sa-y, this being the dose which the doc
Tor has found most efficacious in all
cases.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Merriam. OF Ia
y street, will be among the dinner host
tomorrow evening.
The Washington times., 1914-03-03
Show Dance Steps to
The Interstate Club

Miss Lucy Wright and Miss May Lit
tie showed several Of the latest dance
steps at the public reception OF the In
terstate Club at 1906 G street northwest
yesterday.
The function was under the auspices
of the Political Study Club. The presi-
dent, Mrs. l.. q. Thomson, was hostess.
The feature of the reception next Mon
day will be n cello recital by Peter
letters under the direction of frof.
MoreS.
The Washington times., 1914-03-03
AT HOMES

Mrs. William Graeme Harvey will
be at home Friday afternoon from 4
to 6 o'clock in honor of her house
guest. Miss Annie Il. Madison. of
Washington, n. c.
Mrs Albert L. Mills will not receive
on Mondays until after Easter.
Mrs. william ii. Thompson and Mrs.
Morris Sheppard will receive together
Thursday afternoon 2. the home or
Mrs. Thompson, 1857 WoodIey road.
The Washington times., 1914-03-03

Mrs Thomas F. Walsh will give
box party at the National Theater
Friday evening.
The Washington times., 1914-03-03
TRY it! In five minutes in
digestion goes and Stom-
ach feels fine.

Time it! In five minutes all stomach
distress gone No indigestion, heart
burn. sourness. or belching of gas. acid.
Or eructations of undigested food; no
dizziness, bloating. foul breath, or head
ache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed
in regulating upset stomachs. 1t is the
surest, quickest stomach doctor in the
whole world. and. besides. it is HARM
less
The Washington times., 1914-03-03
Seven Die Like Rats,
Trapped in Flooded Mine

BRUSSELS. March 3.-Seven meb
were drowned today and several hun
dred had narrow escapes, when q weir
of water. accidentally tapped. flooded
coal mine at Bracquegnies- The
seven perished in the gallery where the
leak was sprung. the water rising 20
rapidly they had no time to run
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

0er lct1nif errei6barc N0dihnaB an
Sider6eit gcmdbrleiiiet, iit sic 6eiou-
0ere 9luiga5e Der @r5duer aeueien
nno es oarf geiagt meroen OoB feline
AM 0ielem 05ebiete porliegcnoe Gr.
io6rluld um6eriidiidtiat fcines Der
sur &eriiialmg iie6cu0cn tcdnilden
&iilismittcl ln6enubt gcbliebeu lit
0ieier 2lni1o6c aeredlt ]n merocn
Sollte troB oner Sincr5eiis. Gin
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eui @crloiicu OeS SdiifeS not6ig mcr.
0cn, 10 iie6en uidt meniger ais S3
5ethmaSbootc sur &eriigung, Oie
rmaeid6r $500 4crioncn olio cine
cr6e6lib groBere 3obl, olS Der Can't
pier bel uoler 9eieblng an Goro BAT,
aiiinebucn fonnen. Sel6it Del gro.
Ber Shlaaieite 0eS Gompiers III es
0oit Der Observation-Disclosures
un0 elmer ueuartiael prattiiden 9luss
icBuorridtmg m0glid, bon oen SO
9ootcn 70na6 ciner Seite 5il &aiier
5it lailen iiuo oieie 20 9ootc reid1n
}lr 9lninabme ollcr ai gorO befiiio.
lihen Rerioncl aus.
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9eihulte itdnOi9e 6eucuuc6r on&orO,
Die ans Nlonnidaiten ser gr0Bten
oeutiUen 6cuerUe5ren 5uiammenges
iteut uur0c.
Ger u,Smpcrator, oa5 etiuoS fleis
mere SMpeiieri6iii ser nGoterlanO, "
III NIT 0tcdt ais oer ,primtpolliie
idlwinuucnoc @olait" 6ejei4nct NOR
Oeu lln0 aud ole nGatcrldnO" per-
ciuigt ue6en BEN ncueiten GrrrngeHs
doiteu ser ShiiiS6outeduif lpo6re
Nleiiieruerte Ser fiutitleriiden SSns
nencinridtn9 in Der DollenOetiten
&eiie Ger 8roBc @eieaihaitS Ca
ION Der uGoicrlon0~ lit Der groBte ie.
male an SdiifsorO erballte 9iolnl.
Ger aroBe gBidal 6at Elm Saiin9S
uermo9cn bon 500 Sibpldbcn; ierncr
6eiir0ci iih elm 6eionoercs 9iib.Garl
ton &eitalrant elm @ril 9loonl, CO.
9ciAloNcne 'griUahuobnngeu cin
roniides Su0 nit eleltrilhen imO
tbcropeutiiden @dOern nO nc6r ais
300 'Rrinot 9doejuuucr
Eie GinriHtm1 rmo 9equemlid-
tcit Der @o6n m0 Seie0idoftsrdn-
mc 3ueiter 8ojiite fonnen ioit e6cH.
5iirtig trob ibrer 9roBercn Sim
iod1eit 0enen ser eriten &oiiite
3itr Seite leiieat uerOen Sclbit Die
brittle alaiie iit Inn &er6dliuiB 5n Ser
5is0er gemobuten 9llsiiattnng ais
eic8aut m0 3mcdudBig 3n bcjeid
nen Iie 3wiideuOcdler perOen luie
6ei Dem oSnperotor in eiBeluei
&aiiiten BON A. 6 ino S @ettcn nm
tcrgebrodt merOen Iieicn beiOeu
9licienoompiern ioa necb Gin Orittes
Sdpciicridiii aDnli@er9lbmciingcn
folgcn.
gSigginS, ionic 0clawore marcu ais
Nci3cr aui 0cm Compiler y9muapos
liS1 angelclt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
2iniidlen Qehen NM Snn.

S6per pcrlcbt uurOe geitern Gin
unbetanutcr, aniMcincnO AS Sabre
alter meiBer @lonn inn ct. Soiep5ss
&oipital cingclicicrt. 9Ingeitc0tc Der
,Eenniplpanidsg sga6n ianoen ion &C.
itcrn 9lbcn0 am Si9noltblirn Der
Ecmiuloanias9abn bel GrangeoiQe
,tN0 ioraten fiir icinc llcberfiibrling
ib's &ronfen6aus, gic gler5tc itell
ten BORT cincu Sh1oel6rud, eincn
9lippcu unO 5dultcrblattbrud felt.
ga ser llHbefanntc bis 8cltern 9lbclo
0ie 8einnung nidjt lpieoererlangt
,bpttc mo feincrlci gluSlueispapiere
.bbi iib 6atte, tonnte bisber weocr
'ieine Ncrionlidfeit ieltgcitellt nod
in Gria5rng gebra6t pcroelt mie
et OcrlnQliidtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
0nr5c GtaOtncliiofciten.

Sin gln6ou Der penigitens 500
600 toiten miro, miro OenuGdit on
Scr Galborp @resbDterionertirbe on
Der N}c@loerrD. StroBe, nobe Gin
mooo 9lOcuue in 9lngriif genommen
Wcr0en.
Gie biciige 91efrutirungsitation
fir Oic Observation-Disclosures lit be-
rohrihtigt mor0en, fcinc Refrllten
mcbr un5itnebmen, oo Die yiegimcn.
ter Ooll5o6lig linO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
straiien6a6nluaaaon entoleiit.

3o6lreide &erionen erreicbten &C.
itern 9lorgcn init &eripGtung ibre
QlrbcitsitGtte. Gie @ntgleiiung Ell.
mes StroBcn6obnpog9ons Der Ga-
teD SroBen Sinie on Der @de bon
SSoDcttc StraBe inO Garrollton.glDc.
mar ihuI0 ooron. 9lif Der, GareD-
StroBen iomiel mie alif Der @ilnor-
StroBen 2inie trat cine bal6itiinoigc
&erte9rsitodllng Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

g9ie ser 6ieii8e &ertrcter Der Sam
6urg.glmerifa-2inic, 6err 9l6ert 8.
aronader. autinoi8t, miro Der ueue
9lieicnoampier n@oterlano4 BON Ser
Sam6lrg.2lmerita.9inic am 2l. Mlai
uuf iener Sungiernreiie pon Sams
burg iii emYorf eintrciien mo
mas bisber i6er ion betannt aelUor.
oen it, loBt cs iidcr eri1einen ooB
man in ibm elm weitercS g9eltUrn0er
an3uitouncn boben miro.
giab aus &aniblrg eingetroifeneu
9lod)riAten nadt Der $50 SUP langc
C5eanrieie, al oeiien innerer &ollcus
0img icBt 0ic alcrlebte 0on0 ongei
legt miro, troB jener 9reite Don 100
SUB Our6aus feinen phunpen @ins
ornd; oie idlmifen Siuien ieines
@aueS aeben i6m pielne6r 0os 9luss
ieben elmer ms 9iieiengroBe gerotbe.
nen GoupiDadlt beion0erS. uenn en-
bon borne betrohtet miro luo5u icin
idmoler Bug beitragei mag lpie aud
Der iiberaus geidli9e Cberbau mo
Die ragen0e Nobe ieiner NlaIien, BON
oenen Der &oroermoit ii6 nit ieiner
Spite i97 SUB ii0cr Dem @atptoed
erbebt. geId im9ebeure 0obe oics
iit miro am 9ciien ais eincm Scr
gleib NIT Ser gleiu.2orGer Si6erm-
Sditlc iid eracben &cul 0ielcs SEQ.
loiioloeutmal ami Dem Salipt0cd 0er
s&aierlQn0D N uliigcliellt gc0aHt miro,
0aitH iblirSef 6ic s0ldite Beg gliciei.
0ontpiers nod nm rs SUB oic brens
neuoe 5adcl III ser &ono ser 6rei.
6eitSaotiut iiberrogen. Iie 6eioen
glnter 6abeh 0os iiaitlihe @cmidt
BON ll.S 6c3u. iO.5 Eounen im0 imo
Die groBten bis6cr conlirilirteR glutcr
oer g3eli
1ic 9loiuitirimg 0cs StcucrruocrS
0es nit $4,000 grliitotonnen re-
giitrirten llebcrlepiat1ans uer0ieut
elm @inocr Ser Qiehanii gcuant jit
merocn. Gas Steucrru0cr niegt 500
Eonucn lm0 lit nad Dem &aonces
Cup geicrtigt. Sin groBcs Stiid Oas
poN ragt na0 borne ii6et Oci 9lu0erA.
pfoiten Inn Sen cs lib BRETT, binaus,
mo0lrh einc groBere Stalerildhc
NM cine ienlitipcre gicattion aui bic
gcueannacn Ocs Steucrra0es erreint
miro, Ger 9hl0crpioiten miBt nab5u
orei 6ltB i'm 0luhmeiier GroBoch
n6 0as Steucrru0er mc6r ais cine
Siinitel sQlcile BON Scr Commando.
Bride euticrnt beiiuoct lit Oon sic
0aiicl6e colitroirenoe N}aihincrie
bon 70 mrmocr6arer Graft6eit ooB
oos aemaltige 9inoer oem lciieilen
Crud aebordt ullo Sen ricii9ch
S6iii5torper 10 idnca I'M sic ge-
piinidtc 9tidtira 6rinat lpic Is bel
oen fleiniten 5blcpp0dnpier iulr ge.
i1cben fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

utlli NtIlNucll tiNC lrNlIHN <lNll"N
rlma nibt cil8etreteu iei
&raf @crhtoI0 ii6er &or'
Qduqc inn GoIora0o-
Strtfcgcbtet.
geieH 8. llai gor Der 0lis
reidiiben Delegation bednlmortetc
geiiern Der geneinidaiiliGc Niiniiicr
ocs glcuBcrn @rai gerhiolo, Die gIu
iraae Ser So3ialiiien peldc Sdritte
sum Shub Der 9iirgcr Ccltreid.lln
aarns inn 5trite1cbiet BON Colorado
qat6an luoroeu ieien
@rai 9crdiolo iii6rte ans, Ser
6iircihihc Goniul in DcnUer iei an.
lcUieieu mor0en cneraiide Sdlrltte
5um 56iib Der llntert6auen Ser Top.
pelnionardie jii cr9reiicn 3pei
5taatSougeborigc Geiirci1-llnaarn'9
icieu inl Striteac6et aetootct uno
me6rcre anOere imon5ieQ idper &c
ihdoiat morocn. Der 0itreidlildl-uit
Qariide @otihaitcr in @ai1iugton
Or. So. Iunba, babe oas 9lnsudrtige
9lnt bon oieicn Gortonlnniiien be.
nahribtiat un0 ie aud 6ereits omit.
lib 3iir @enntniB 0es Staats. Gepar'
temcnis Der Der Staaten ge6radt
Wlit alien 9lad0rud tr1ten ole Der
iretcr Cciireih-llngarns IN glmerii1
fir oie bcrehtigten SntereNen ibrer
2ouosleutc elm.
TerrcrS z dotten.
a}a0ri0. 8 N1oi. Sine 9e0e.
mcu0ung ocs Wliniiiers Der 0iieut
liden 9lrbeiten 6roncisco S. lIaartc
in Der aeirigen Sibung Der Gepltir.
tentdmmer botte itiirmiihe 5cencn
i'm @cfolge. Der Niiniiicr mar uou
oeridieoeneu gl69eoroneten uegen
oes 8aues elmer neicn GilenbabH
ihari fritiiirt por0en
2lui 0eic 9lngrifie anhuorteuo, crs
fl0rie Senor llaorte. pelher inn Sabr
1909 Senerolmnpalt mar uio in bic.
fer Giacuidait gegen cineu 9hiiidub
ser &oa3iebuH9 Der looesltrafe an
5rancisco 6crrer 6crdtete iibcr
melhen oas llrt6eil geidlt poroet
neil er cine reDolltioudre @epeaiuig
IN Barcelona Derilriadlt bate
y01eine &ritifer ba6en cine G6ou9.
ton an elmer Seidle oorgenommen
melde aar nic6t eriitirtl~
g8ic Der 9lib iprana Der republi.
fanii6e Cepntirte mo Reoaiieur oes
81 @ois GoitraoiOo oli uno iblelt
oerte Oem 0ltiiter ms @eidt Dic
ein3ige Seide bier lit Die 6crrers,
lhO in i6r puliirt 0as 9hit uodl@
Sin S0Qenldrul brad los Die re-
pu6lilanii1cn Gcputirteu idrien
llqortc 3u, er iei ein Nleudelm6roer
md6rcuo sic glnbdnger Der 9icgicrmll
sic 9epibltauer nit ShmpmoueL
mie .,@rpreiier, Gerleumoer etc.
iiberid1iitetcn
GorDfndl 6orlep in VI ON
Rom, 8. O}ai CARDINAL 6ar-
lep pon 9tem,Dort trai geitern 5ln
9eiib ocs 4apites bier elm 2lls oen
Eontiier M}ittbeiluna bon Der YIN.
tillttt Oe9 unicrltQulWell FtalNlen
acmaHt mlroc. iprah er ocn g2imid
ants, ion 70 frii0 ais m0glib 3ll eni'
pfnngen
8erihieocue D}itglie0er oes Gar0i
nalsGolegnmS luio ou0ere airdlei-
fiiriieu beildten Cardinal 6arlep hn
2anic 0eS gladlmittaas IN ieincm Ncs
lei. lleber oie merifauiltc Sage be-
iraqt ertldrte Der GarOnal, er 9oife
0aB Oic &erniiitltngspcriude Der
characterization 9lcpubiten pom
Griola aetrout mo cine 9eilegun1
ser 5trcitiragcn 5piideu oen Der
5taaten lmo Nlerito INT @ciolge bo.
ben rn56ten. Gr iei ii6er5eugt fiigte
Der CARDINAL BEL oaB @rdHOent 4'il'
Jon elm nuiridtiger 9eiirportcr oss
Irieoeus iei mo teinen gSimldl bege,
our6 einen Groberulgstrieg merita.
niiHeS @e6iet au Die Ser Staaten
sl brinqci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
(9rnn6itein fiir nenes !Nnipital.

glm fpnmenOen Snmitag miro 0ic
@rrn0iteinlealng fiir 0os ncue SiiO-
Baltimore Srei-Soipital fiir glligcus
C6reu- mo SalS-aranf6eitcn an Der
2i96titraBc, 5mii6en Der &cit- imo
Citcn0iiroBo, criolacn. Ser Set.
oftuS miro Inn 3 ll6r 9tadniittags
ieinen glnfdng ne6men. Or. $. Is.
@etcrman bat 5a6lrei6e GinlaOingcn
ousgeianot. Scr Saupt-66rOerer Oes
neucn iegensreiden Snititutes lit be-
fanntlib ein Geutider. ser 6efannte
Gonierpen-Sa6rifont @nr @red)t
Der Dor elmer g9o6e nit iciner @ottiu
uon elmer mebrmonotli6en europa.
9leiic 3liriidfcbrtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

Bon oeu 9}cacr &. ~ @io0ins
bon 9|r. 3t5. StroBe. III Der
S,ci5er Charles Celomarc, 9ieger, bon
9lr. S07 06norStroBe mli oen
0unlpior o2lnapolis" pon Ser GoI.
DIETER Steamboat Gonpau1" gelicrn
9lbcnO, ais iib oos Sdiif nui Der
S06c BON 9iort6 @oint beiono, nit
cinem Nieiier ottodirt mo lebensge.
f1brlih Ocupun0ct poroeu Der
Gaptdu pes S6iifes fab iid acn0s
t6iat, Sen &erpuli0eten uebit icincm
9lnareifer ami 0eu Imupier emma
@iles4 transieriren 5u ldiicn. @leid
uah 9lntimIt IN Baltimore mroe ocr
&crmitn0eie uoh oem l2erc0 &olpitol
ge6raht imo Der @leiicrbel0 ucr6ai.
tet lm0 III Die iiolidc 4ol3eiitatior
eingeieicrt. Sic Stihium0en 0es
Idoiphre limo iolder 9iaiir oaB oie
@oipit0l2lcr5ie niht 0laibct 0aB cr
nit Dem Sebcn copn toumcn miro.
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mn Der perldngerteu gSilfens gIOenue
(lRoi3, 10tD
1yredlrr Gin6rndi.

Or. Glouo Smimf meloctc gcltern
Ser Goutoncr &oli3ei einen ircdcn
0ie6ita6l Ser 3piidcn I mo 3 ll1r
giaHnittags angcbli6 in icinem
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Game rmO 8oriorO-9ioaO BON mbe.
tanntcn @inbrc6ern periibt norOen
lit Gen Gic6en, anf bic Die &oli5ei
jcbt eiirig ia6nOet ioaen $40 in
8oar in bic Sdnoe gciaaen iein.
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aeitern Ser in Oei G6eiopeofe N}ias
beidditiate i9jd6riae 9lrt6ur @ro0.
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transports ieine @egleitlng an. Ger
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0oh erloa en- lpiiden Sporrow'S
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more goiuitD. Die Seide muroe
aus oieiem @rmoc bon oen Sei6cn.
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7i5, gia6titroBe, 3ur @eriiignng Der
@c6orocu bon Baltimore GountD
aciteQt aPoracn 2l6cno iiuOct in Ger
Goptou @olijciiiation eln Suqucit
ii6tr 0ieien loOesfall ltatt
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Ntal bat nlr 0ci uelien G5cdhrles
fen Sen retneu Surbinenontrieb ul.
ter 0ermenomn9 BON @oiierrobrfei
ieln gema6rt, cine Continuation Die
mie falm cine uu0crc, bic 2lnpaliuua
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niiie gcitattct mo Oaourd Ocm Sdiii
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plau and inter itnaiinliigen llmtau'
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item couitruirt; lie beltc0en tbeilweilc
aus 6eidauielicn 9idOern iil0 t5eils
mciie aus 6eihaiieltcu Srommcln.
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ie na60em normaler &eiie elm m0g
lihit 1iiniiigcr @oblenOcrbrauh ooer
in beion0crcn 6daen eine crbo6te
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6iniereinanoer leidaltet oOer eil3elt
betrieben perOeu. gln5 bel ocn &iids
iUdrtsttrbiuen lit Die aetrenntc @a.
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lib. Iic @eiamnitlenuma Der Dor.
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bier mr Bic fiini 0urbo. 1gnanos
melhe Die 10000 cleitrildlen Sanl
pen oa5 SMiiies nit Strom ipeiien
uu0 Gin Nlotor. 0Dnamo aui 0en
o6eriicll Gcd iiir bic g'otb5elcu1tna
uno Die elefiriiden @ootspin0cn er.
md6nt
S6rouben mic iie Der neuclie 3u
mods Der o&apa9 .,Sloite Dabcn
miro iiu0 bis6er nod niat 0ebauf
iporoeu &eoc ser pier Sdrouben
60t emcu EurHmeier pon - 5uB
z 3ou im0 uicgt no0eju i5 Sonnen.
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aebdnmart, INN 0en gcmoltiaei ASolr
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6aben cbc tie initalirt muroeu oie
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traiteu G2enllenlcDen inio Sitter
pert6en oas uah penn beilti9cnStano
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0ic qeitrigeu 8aiebaaipielc inn Sc
oeralsgarf SIT @ulitcn Ocs @lercps
&oipital- 6onOS maren ppn etmu 800
AScrionen 6eiubt. GoS critic Spiel
murOe bon Oem Glu6 ser r@eorge-
tomn llniOeriitdt~ unO oaS 5peitc bon
uSoe Sipman's 9la Stars" geDon.
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