davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
FAMILY OF MAN KILLED
BY TRAIN DESTITUTE

When Coroner's Clerk William D.
Allmand went to the home OF Mrs
Joseph Josicke. No. SIS Twenty-third'
ST, Tuesday afternoon, 20 notify the
woman that her husband had been
killed BY a Michigan Central passen'
ger train at the Twenty -third-st. cross
ing, about block from the house, ne
was confronted by one OF the most
pathetic cases " restitution that he
had found In mis- long experience as
coroner's clerk.
Mrs. Josicke, clad in ragged dress.
came to Tie door, with a babe in her
arms, clad only in a ragged apron. and
three barefooted little children, rag
ged and half-starved. clinging to her
skirts.
Josicke had been out of work for
some time. and there was no fuel or
iire In the house. only chunk OF
bread for food, and the place was
bare Of furniture. except for bed.
with ragged old clothing for covers.
Allmand arranged for temporary
fuel and food for the destitute widow
and her children, and will report the
oose 70 the poor commission.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
PRIEST DISAPPROVES OF
TANGO; BALL is STOPPED

PORT HURON, Mich, Feb. IL
(Special.) The annual ball o. the
Knights OF Columbus which was TO
have been held Thursday, Feb. Is. has
been cancelled on account Of the dis
approval OF the Rev. Dean McManus
OF the dancing OF the tango and its
kindred steps. In an address before
the local council OF that order, OF
which Father McManus IS chaplain,
he stated In an Informal manner that
Il was his wish and also that OF
Bishop Foley, that the members re-
frain from participation In the tango.
Following the expressions of Father
McManus. the local council held a
meeting. and decided TO call OF The
annual ball.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
TELEPHONE DATA
PROMISED FRIDAY
Inventory Of Detroit Plant To BE
Turned Over Then, Says
Expert Zahm

The telephone company has prom
ised 20 turn over its Inventory OF It's
property Ia Detroit TO me, Friday,
said Charles J.. Zahm, the city's tele-
rhCne expert. Wednesday.
II have Inspected the company's
entire plant in the city, and this after
noon. expect 10 begin second trip
10 re-inspect part OF IT, he continued
After the inventory Is delivered TO
me. there will be plenty % work TO be
cone ih chez Nng g."
The state railroad commission will
meet IN Detroit, Feb. %, when the
is expected 10 have an ap-
praisal OF It's Detroit properties ready,
in addition 10 the inyenotry
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
MORE COLD WEATHER
Is ON THE WAY

CHICAGO, Feb. l1.-~Just as the
shivers occssioned by the recent cold
wave had ceased the Chicago wealth
ar bureau today predicted a renewal
OF the zero weather in "a the middle
west. temperature OF from fve to
Ok below was predicted for the area
extending east from the rockies 10
the great lake region. between the "a.
madam boundary and the Mason and
Dixon line
Below zero was reported today from
half a dozen western points Devil ;
! AXE. y. d.. shivered at y below dur.
ing the night. Duluth Jared little bet
ter at 2S below. and temperatures
ranging from 10 below to four above
were reported from all middle west
stations
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
~SCABBY," NEWSBOY
KING, BACK IN CITY

"scabby," otherwise known as
George Barris. newsboy king, returned
to Detroit. Monday, after visiting
friends In Marion. Ind. and went 10
police court, Tuesday, to inquire about
= warrant issued on the day OF his
departure. charging him with larceny
~ conversion Of $40. A local newspar
permAn raised q fund for a newsboy
VINO was badly hurt. and "Scabby"
was the custodian OF the fund. He
says Il amounted TO only y6.70 and
that he gave the kid" who was hurt
20 cents OF It. He says he doesn't un.
derstand the charge of larceny by
comparison" anyway.
'Scabby' left on transportation fur.
nished him by Mayors Secretary
Fitzgerald, when "Scabby" said that
New York gunner we're on his trail,
and Detroit was not safe for him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
NINE DRIVEN OUT
BY MIDNIGHT BLAZE

Responding TO an alarm OF FIRE from
Fowler's Candy store. at No 115 Ora
tiot-ave., at midnight. Tuesday, engine
No. 8 skidded into a Sherman car at
Macomb and Beaubien-sts., throwing
the passengers on the car into panic
and infiicting painful bruises on many,
while Driver Harry Ludwig was
thrown from the engine and badly
bruised about the head aud back. The
driverless horses galloped for two
blocks before they were stopped.
Morris Flanders, his wife. six chill
dren and servant, sleeping In the
apartments over the candy store, were
driven from their beds, in their night
clothing. when the fire broke out.
The blaze started from a furnace
In the candy shop IL, caused about
81 900 damage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
STEFFANSON BELIEVES
HIS SHIP Is SAFE

OTTAWA. Ont, Feb. IA mes
sage TO the government here from
Vilhialmur Steffanson. explorer. sent
by courier. says he believes his ship,
he karluk. and its crew TO be safe.
despite the fact that IL drifted away
with the ice while Stenanson and sew.
eral companions were ashore hunting
He expects the return 9f the ship
when the warm weather breaks the
ice Meanwhile, Steffanson and HE
party are encamped al Collinson
Point, conducting scientific investiga.
tons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
SEEKS INJUNCTION TO
HALT REMOVAL OF ICE

HILLSDALE,. Mich, Feb. ll.--(Spe-
cial. Alleging that the removal OF
Ice from Baw Beese lake will lessen
the amount of water which ponrs
through their min race, and will thus
seriously harm their business, F. w.
Stock 4 Sons, millers, have com
menced suit In chancery against the
City Ice Delivery Co. OF Cleveland,
seeking an injunction TO restrain that
concern from cutting ice.
Judge Chester declined TO issue q
Temporary Injunction. but has ordered
the Ice company TO show cause. Sat
urday, why a restraining order should
moi be Issued.
The Ice company has spent $4,000
Ia Improving its property this year
II employs $50 men during the cut.
Ting season.
(. A few years ago the Stocks brought
similar action against the city which
obtained Its water supply from the
lake The city was forced 10 pay
Manages OF $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
GOV. HATFIELD FAvORS
COAL TONNAGE TAA

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. IL
Gov. Henry u. Hatfield vas reported
today to be considering the advisable
ity OF calling a special session OF the
legislature about April l to consider
a production tax of one cent per ton
on coal. The governor was said TO be
favorably Inclined to such tax as q
means OF Overcoming the deficit which
will result from statewide prohibition
after July /.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
FLAMES DESTROY BIG
SHEET METAL FACTORY

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Feb. H.
(Special.1 -Fire early this morning
DESTROYED the building occupied by
the Metzger Sheet Metal works. caus-
ing a loss estimated az $4,000. How
the frc started. is not known, but II
had good start before discovered
and there was little chance OF pre-.
venting a heavy loss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
Michigan NeUS Notes

MATHEMATICIAN effort 10 drive
the saloons out OF Whitehall viii be
made AT the spring election. hot
fight is expected
MANISTIQ UE-Hundred OF names
have been signed to a petition circu'
lated here for the pardon OF NJ. w.
Orr. defaulting bank cashier or TINS
city. TWO years OF his sentence nave
been served
Mayor James Johnson
was reelected in the first election held
under the commission form OF gov
ernment Commissioners are George
ID. Van vranken, G. VI. Petrie, John a,
whitman. and James Whaley.
ANSING-Chairman LAYTON T.
Hemans, chairman OF the state rail-
road commission expects 10 call
conference OF all telephone managers
OF Michigan, late in March. stand
ardization OF col. struction will be dis
cussed,
GRAND RAPlDS-Fifteen hundred
dairymen are Ia this city attending
the annual convention OF the Michigan
State Dairymens association. L. b.
Cook. Of the United States department
OF agriculture, is conducting milk ex'
aminations Expensive prizes have
been offered for the best product.
L.ANSING-A county treasurer VINO
accepts the office OF postmaster does
not have TO vacate the office OF treas.
urer, according 70 ruling handed
down by Acknowledgement Fellows
The states legal adviser also ruled
that a foreign insurance company can
not write insurance in Michigan
through q nonresident agent.
STURGIS-Horace Gage. aged 90
hotel proprietor OF Mound Springs re.
sort, six miles west OF Sturgis, dleo
az O'Clock, Wednesday morning, az
ter a haif-hour sickness.
He is survived by widow, two
daughters and one son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
ALLEGED INSANE MAN
HAS BRIGHT THOUGHT

It took an alleged insane man to
see a sane way out OF difficulty that
confronted Judge Hanley. OF the pro-
bate court. Tuesday. Andrew Wander.
crusen, Belgian, was before the
Judge TO have his sanity determined
and as the state and county institu.
tons are crowded the court did not
know what TO do with him
Why not get the county TO send
me back TO Belgium" said the man.
"A most sane and sensible idea, '
said the Judge.
He ordered an Investigation made
TO see II such a procedure were posi-
Bile. The board and immigration AL.
thorities Will be questioned and an at
tempt made 10 deport him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
SUICIDE WAVE
STRIKES NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Ia sui.
c.dc wave struck New orleans during
ne last "A hours Thirteen respondent
.uersons. EIGHT men and FIVE women.
tried to- KIN Themselves. Five sue
cocdcd They tried various methods
of acid hanging, cutting the wrist
veins. cutting the throat, drowning
and shooting,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
THREE TOLEDO YOUTHS
HELD As HORSE THIEVES

MONROE. Mich F~b H. tSpe'
cial stephen MokowsM. Ed. Nishop
ski. and Louis Urbanoski OF Toledo,
all under IL years of age are con
fined in the county jail ON q charge
az horse stealing
II Is alleged that the youths, alter
being elected from Methodist church
NJ Samaria. Mich TOOK horse ana
buggy belongings TO a farmer. and
started 20 drive back to Toledo.
They were apprehended after q
short chase
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
PORT HURON CHARTER
- COMMISSION TO REPORT

PORT HURON. Mich. Feb. IL
(Special--A committee OF citizens ap-
pointed by the--city commission to
draft new charter for submission 60
the voters An April, will submit their
work 10 the mayor and city sttornet
tonight. No drastic changes. Il is
said. will be incorporated in the new
charter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
COUNTY CLERKS TO
OBTAIN LAB0RERS
viii Work With Labor Commits
sioner to Find Men for Farm
ers and Others Applying

LANSING, Mich. Feb il.--(Spe-
ciaI. Labor Commissioner Cunning.
ham wrote Saturday TO the county
clerks OF the state. asking II they
would act as state employment bureau
agents In securing men for the farm
ers and others who need help. Four
teen OF the clerks have already re-
piled that they Will act.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
Total.

The Detroit Tuberculosis sanator
ium succeeded in adding neatly $500
TO It's fund. Wednesday morning In itA'
attempt to secure $4,000 for a new
50-room Unit.
The mass meeting planned by the
Metropolitan club. in the armory. next
Monday. received boost from the
common council, Tuesday evening
when AID Allan moved that the club
invitation 70 the council 10 attend the
meeting De accepted The Metropoli
tan chlA is congosed OF policemen.
hreman. mail carriers. street railway
men and ali city and federal employees
under civil service. The club plans
10. assist heartily in the fsht against
tuberculosis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11
oc,v On. 1aesoMo oUINTNE"

To get the genuine. call for fvii pame.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
for signature Of y. w. GROVE. Cures
a Cold In one Day. 25c.-Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11

Banks 10 obserye/Lipcoins Birthday.
Banks viii not DE open for business
I.ncoln's birthday. Thursday. Feb. ..
that being a legal holiday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11

ANIMAL WELFARE cher, ssr.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-11

WHITEHALI.--An effort 10 drive
the saloons out OF Whitehall Will be
made AT the spring election. hot
fight is expected
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

6iiften.TaIbeI nebcn iener, ipooiirb
lie Dem @eidnlod iolder Srouen
Nehnung trd0t, bic lib bon Dem Dol.
len SiittenGiieft nidt trenncn 5u
fonnen dlaubcn. Gieie Soee miro in
por5iigIiher @ciIc IN Dem in lInierer
smeiten SSautration Deranihnulidbten
O}ooea 5um slus0rud gebraht gIls
W2uterial oient bieicm &oltiim gldt'
ter, qriiner Mon0artnen.Grepe fir
@od un0 glermel, mabreno Die Saile,
NIT qeplum, pon grin uno bIdu ges
itreiitem Crepe lit. g8dbreno In Den
ouitigeu Sommeritoffen Streiten
nebr IN Den Silltergriino treten, ge'
geniibcr Den @lumennuiteru, 5oben
iie it'd TIT 8oamateriul nod beb1itp-
tet baupHddIid ieooh als @arni-
tur. Sn Dem IN 9leoe iteben0en Wlo.
oeI baben lUir Die elatte, melt iiber
0aS Stnie bInabgebenoe, nele, longe
Gunit, mdbreno oie 9aile oos albe.
liebte 4enlint oitfipeiit @benIo neu
mie origlnell III Dos glrronaement
born an Der &oille uno Dem &iiften.
thei( Des 9fodeS W2it Der Tunifo in
@inen acldHittene Gtoiiitreiien Sino
freusmeis mad; Der 2aillenlinie lin.
oufqenonlHen uuO an Der &oile feIt.
apfnopft Dic iueite 2eitnung Der
Collie born lit ausgefiiat ourd eine
ggeite bon Srganop, an Die iidb elm
ebenIoIbcr aragen iblleBt, ncnit
oein s{ojtiim oer unentbebrlIbe 8u-
iab bon 3orter GuitiateIt oerlIeDen
miro.
gtebeu sen lpeideu GrapIrilnaen,
Sen Golbelu ino 9fiiiben, bic etn d9a.
rafteriitiides DlcrfmaI Der beiitlGeH
Wlooe iino, Tat aber audi ods an
iudnnlidc @cwanoung geinabnenoe
GpItiim feline gln6dugerittnen, tpenn
altdl sic 6rauer, bic oieier Midtliiig
Mu0iacu nur in Der Wlinorit1t iino.
Iie brittle unierer beutigen g[bbil-
6unaen 5eigt elm Goitiim 0ieier Glrt
oag iii lcb9oftem Goiltrait al Der
berri6enoen Saiion.Wooe itebt, dber
nidts ain G6ic niO @legana 5il min.
idcn tbrig laBt Iieies "trotteur"-,
aoitiim aus groBaepiirfeltem N1ate.
rial lit nit glattcm Hod gemaHt,
Denl born sn'ci 8aiHen pingeidJnitten
iino. III Der Manier, wic ooS mdnn-
libe geinfleio iic aii5uipeiien bot.
Der breite GiirtaI gemdbnt itnrf an
Die Wl1nncriueite, uno ser rlutoc $ut
III BON Dem ieIben G6nrafter, oogeeen
beiiten Der breite, loie aragen, BITE
peiten bdugsNoeB WaniAetteu nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

eriueiit iid 6iele g8cite, uie audi Der
Rragen ais iibcrouS prafttid, gon3
obgeieben oapon, oaB CT ben boditcn
@rno mooiiher @lesau5 6um 9lus.
orud bringt. Neue, ieine SpiBe nit
berItreutem NluIter lit Ole rihtige
Sorte fir oieien Gragen, pd5reno
5um Steifen oerieIbeh ie0r ieinef
4usn1a9erora6t, scr Bel ocr 9folle sl
baben lit, benAst meroen fam, ood
fam man audi ben bisbcr ii6G9en
aragenorabt perpenOeH
Sn iiberrei1er glusnobl in0 groB.
ter @erI1ieoanbeit nerOen in Oieiem
Sabre 5omeilihirme offerirt. Ga
gibt Srauen. Die es ais cine @emfi.
IensIade anie6en, oaB in alien Ge.
tolls ibrer SoiIette cine poIlfommene
Sarmonie berride Sir oiele miro
es in oieier Soiion Elm Qeidtes Iein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

an, unter oenen beIonoers bic @lpdens
form 3u erlpdbnen lit. DieIe Qrt II.
meiitens einfarbig bod siebt es aud
qusna6men BON Der 9fegel.
Der Sonneniairm nit auIammens
tloppbarem Stiel ma9te glsi4 al On
fang Der Salon Tein @rI8einen, abe;
er i1eint Denig @ntoegentommen ees
fltnoen 81 babeu, benn man iebt tba
neben ben dnoeren pisIsn nur in pers
eilESlten @remplaren. uno oft fe6lt or
gang Die meiiten 5rouen beDorsugen
ben feitsn Stod nit biibI1sm @riIt
Der 5uglei9, auf fhattigsm Meee, Der
Wanbernoen ols StiiBe bienen fam.
Die @riffe iinb oft Tebr toitipielias,
nit ipertbOollen Steinen beTebte o6.r
nit @lfenbeiu S4niBersi ausgeTtat.
tete. QDdnod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Gpbcnrii,br lno bic 5ier'iden
Sbu6c ans 0ruucm Elid mo So-
tcutIc0er Sen gan5cn 9tei5 ocs @pig-
@ciblideu
Gin Mooc.Tctoil, Gem mir auf
S6ritt un0 Sritt begcanen. III Der
bofitebenoc, nit 1rabt gciteiftc, aus
5arteiter SpiBe mo auOerem ipinn.
pcbenartiocm N|aterial nugeiertigtc
breite aragGn. mic cr ouf alien @e'
m1Ioen Der WlcOici 8u ieben lit, iino
Dem iid in Scr %cgcl cine @eite aus
gleidem Wlot5rioi onidlieBt, Sir
y .eioer, BIC tief aiIsdciAnItten fin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

"a Gwcrs, Du2 A" lIu0 Jann, all
beidnne er fi9: nOosr i'd meiu, b,
Inna 9llbers r. 10 bisB iis ia iuo9.
friiber RI" Der on6ere lab i'm pers
punoert an, unO puBte ui4t rcd.
has er BON ibm bllten IoQte. n9ie, o't
Die Ioa i9 no9l tenncn ~,
Stlaus @pers fab i6n dugItli4 an lun
padte leinen grm feIter, ais miiBie BE-,
onoere ibm ReNe iie6en. .gpar ne
bibi1e Dsern, Oh" unD Sanu, ME
in iiberitiir5enbsr Grinnerunq: ,llnb
tan5en tonnte iie, uno ar6eiten in0 Ia
Gen, uno, fpos ma9t ber
Sung9"
Der @irt6 riB Tdj nit eiuem gud
los uno Iab ben or6ern an, ais reoe
er nit eiuem W1bnIinnigeu. ,Sit
tDobl punoerltd], 9t, II bas 1T bon
meine Mutter"
&louS Giuers 6rdte ii6 pi6bliG
ais ipollte ibn jcmaHS pieterIc6lddsn,
un6 at6meie ticf uno Ieuhenb Dam
fam es nod einmal Die it0bneno ii6sr
feline 9ippen; limb bos ner Iino
bic Oa9~ @r pcGte duf bic @urIben
lpeiTen, unb fiibItc bod, buB er BIC
6ono nibt 9e1sn foGnts. Der @irtb
I9iittelte erItoupt uno mitleiSig ben
&opf. .9os iin6 neire 8rii0er. On
biit pobl melt fergetOmmen2"
Rlaus Gpers ftiibte f9 uuf ben
SiiHran0 unb itda6 langiam auf
r;urmelte etipas bor Ib 6in dls fprd.
DIE er NIT irgeHS cinem etipas Spn-
berbarss, SeltIomes. Damn tditets
er na9 Teiner glliiBe mb ging Iang=
lam nit T4naaIerbem S9ritt CUR
Sbiir.
@iner Der iungcn 8itrI6cn Ia6 i6m
na9 gum 9cit.
Scr mar tpo4t 6strunten, Ioqte sr
uno grinIte.
Der Wirtb ndbm bas lcere @jlaS,
i9iittslte ben @opf ua6 fab mitIeibig
binter ibm fer. Ser mar frdnf,
Sarm, CLAUDE iG, - Der ormc &crl
mar trant -"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

lid perordnQt 70 oodl aan3 beceir.cno
IN ocn SntergrlmO sei6obcu NOR.
ocu, ocnn es utonri teincr 6rage. oaB
gebliimte Gteilc III oicicm 5oumer
bic Jiibrung baden Die einiad &c.
itreiitcn @cucbc iic6t man i;bcrbaupt
fdmn nod, iii Sen meiitcn 51let
minoeu Iih 8Iumenraufen 8tpiihen
0cn Gtreiicn bin, nocr brelten lid
iibcr 0ieie 6inUcg ans
9jor Der &an3 ic6cn iplr oicie oitf'
tia 5orten bluHligen Gieponoer frei-
iidj MIR cuff i'll Den So1oulenitern,
obcr III p'uigen Wohen peroan mir
ibnen uIs 5eitacnidBe SiiLle idoner
&rdgerinnen iibGraa 6egegnerl Sla
0abin icoodJ na6aitpten Die IN le'dlten
GriihiubrS.gSoQ uno Sei0cultotieu
olisaciii6rten Mloocle ibre 3edte-
llnb iii Der 29at fins bicielbcn ID rei.
5eno. oaB es mauder 6rau Hid)t
9an3 leidjt rucroen oiirite. oielelben
8ugilniten 0uftigcrcr @eiuanocr in
0cn SCbrauf Sit bdugen
Inter oen beute bier Deraniban.
lidltel Wlo0cllrii ia6dH mir IN uiicrer
criien QlbbiIoling cine ai5riibiaers.
Gd0pfltna4 4dM &oiretS in mogcu.
tafarbigem 2acioenfdgdcn Gaifeta
Nnb Qemuliertsr Wloirefaiue. bic an
ste WloOcn ais ocu SSuaenotaeer Der
Stoniain @ictoria geniabnt Gas 95es
plum crinuert cipa5 ali Foiret5 a2ir
naretTunif. III icooH ltten giulo
ael3nittea 70 Dab cS aul urteren
Nanoe Saltrn lpirit
Lie lole iibcr 8od mo llnterars
nlel Ioucnoe 0aiae iii nidt init Dem
Mlelo 3ulanmenDdngenb gearbeitet,
ionoern uur obcu All Ger ais SAtter
aen'Qghtei llnlegtoille bcicitigt ole
NUT oont gsot AiiounrnJ1ngcno. Die.
fem lulo oie llrsprdrneI aits magenta
farbigem &aiiato hdlf
9ASie nilS elnein G5uB nit 0em
GIeibe genIadlt lInO Sem GAoroftcr
Des qeBtereu gttIprcdcno cridlcint
0as alcrIiebiie lnO lleioTone silt.
den aus Gaiiuta oae born niit oro.
ecr gan0fbIeiie garrirt iit
9rIs set ipd6rcuo mcbrercr Sabre
norhcrrIdcii6e cnae 9lod init Dem
nHteraldrtia enq dpliegeHben @aiIsns
tbeT saarIt oniina, Dem poilcn &a.
ten gielt All iDeihen tpuroe otcie
Socc ouaqmc;n nIit 9eaeiiterlnM aiif.
oenomniqn Gas Siiiten.goIaHt uno
Sic baunrrartiae Siifteu.Iuiif pcr,
breitctcu iiB ii6erraitan0 lAnca
Can cineu s}oldnt fplate Cit aipeites
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Mu0 bald Gin priticS ,,d man fonNt
ocrcn 70 bieIc babcn, iUc man m!iniai
tc. opcr lpIe iidj IN OcW oafiir oprqc
idjricbcncu &aum au6rIn1cn Hegcn
Ger 9cstcrc critrcftc iiCb BON ln
Iaillenlude o6m0rts bis ungciohl
snr Dlittr 3uilMcn anic. unO Suften
liuie. gt6cr bcileibe nift Bis sin
Sliie o0cr gar oartibcr binab. Tcl
untcrc &odt6cii blie6 uach uie BOZ
ena. gtI5 oamn Der critic id)iiGterpi
@eriucb Der lnngen, iucit untcr auic
linie binob9ehenoel glatten EuMifs
aiituudte, fono 0ieiclbe forn Bead
tnng. 9Ron rolltc oic oollc Siiiteu
iorid; Ole Iange, olattc Slmit bottC
feinen 9lniprud oili @riidiih.igune
llno MN benton olle 9Ln5eihen Dor
auf bin, oaB bic longc Sunif 81,
.Somn1ermo0cn beberriden miro. Gi,
erItrcdt iid bon Scr 3aiaenlinic BIZ
ungefG6r 5ur D1tte 5ipii6en Snic
utto 6uBidiini, oft nod peiter binab.
g[ber 6rnu WaoNe lit nid)t gan8 70 tn.
rannifh. Die ibr nadgeioet tpiro; iie
IdBt iih 5i S9onaeiiionen berbei. Sn
oieien SSole Ser laneen &unif
aeItbiebt oies 6irD @eibeboltmg Oes
tlir5en qeplums ober elmer ein5elncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

fir iebeS GoIiiim einsn pafenOen mi!
ben 5arben uno bem G6drotter ibreS
@enanoes ubereinltimmenoen SOns
nenldirm gu iiEoen. Die meiiteE osT
ne"en SonncnIbiTme 9aben unttn eis
Hen breiten, einforbi9fr &onb, iber
oen ber aus oe5liimtsm posr geItreiis
tenn Soffeta beiebenor obere S9eii nit
ausgebogtem Hau6 fan! Sebr MODERN
1T audi Der gcu5 aus seitreifter Ssiot
beItebcnbe Sd1irm, uub gang ueu cer,
bis auf ben i1malen, unteren 2anO
etngetrouits obsr in @affen geaosens
glud eigsn5ttigc 5orm.a trifIt man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07


Esas~. bip~.ge.N. \, aA@ AUrtsR
p.,sss.skCn bar.cn alelncl' be
G'ssnsSyisil,: aticssy 8svBeC @eiSdl-
Il, E.tt ig.cE q,53 mo :lcn 5cblinNs
~ Eicitey'scE Een, iagssl Hr0bblaiii.
ger Eda.gra '9n 5li@;cEJeia5nnids
den 5iiten. sit.@sall ria sSiocsdal
Der Gatg, II igreg lISacrRilsmcu
@rc&6.
@!uE's@ri.i.sr u. Me.tcritoiicn
.inb - ust, Ig;s ESc GiDbs iclhit, dper
bic stccrlsaGlsn rsyR.bsa cA, 6iIFeIDeu
iEniEg Wrll anN re5pp.l 81 Jqitaltan,
ia III bxEt tScrp cosr Garscit0.
rifn6, cber ourdl 0ae ARRANGEMENT
osr st1reelieu @iuaelI5siippcF. lteacr
GiB Ctc i5iaineriHitltcr ruo wirtlid)
OgsEzltlL 'lNb lte iuit Grnppcn poa
sSth8lG ile;reyl ;Sriidltsn bcSrudten
&Stvtfv Gissae 9lidcl, ans &iiriidl,
M1pfsl, se,-iGea ctc iciie5cnS iriO
iiser gDsissn ofer 3driGrbigel @riulo
caSoelrel1 %as 1,aicricl iiir oieie
1r.Itgr iiHb @gilc. Grepc iran5oii.
grcsr acEat i.sB au0gre 0uitiac Cont
iHef3nffc. sic igdBrcp0 ocr lcbteu
ppa- sgn1rr 10 ii5rrailS popul1reii,
osjtrsiten Sourrritoiie iinO ourA
hlr aetIiilrieR lpe1a and uidt cams.