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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
FINE APPLES
Are Brought to the City by Mr.. Gun.
ningham from His Farm.

R..T. Cunningham, of Wallace, route
No. 2, a prosperous farmer, was a city
visitor Saturday. He brought with
him a number of fine apples of var
ious varieties perfect In every respect.
He sprays hisstrees and the apples he
brought to town show that spraying
pays. His crop Of apples is the larg-
est and finest he ever had: He states
that he will have large supply Of
winter apples.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
GERMAN LOSSES ARE zoo, 600
CIV. Associated Press.)


LONDON Sept 5.-A correspondent at Gisors, a
French town near Beauvais the total losses
of the allies at 10000 and the losses of the Germans at
100000. He says moderate estimate OF the German
losses places them at 90 per cent at least.
Sheer weight of numbers has pushed the Germans
forward at the amazing of 25 miles day. the
pondent adds The Germans have shown superiority
in artillery transport The rapdity of their advance
has due largely to their of the automobile for
transportation.
The British commissartat has perfected the follow
of bread with cheese and JAM pound and quarter of
bacon pound quarter of beef with tea, two
of tobacco weekly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
FEW HOURS TO GET VOTES
Competitors Advised to Corral
All Subscriptions and Votes
Before Closing.

Only a few hours more for the ag-
gressive workers to gather in their
final subscriptions and build their
vote up to the highest possible figure
Every competitor has been working
the past week and will
continue to do so up until the very
last hour this evening. allowing him
self just time enough to get his sub
scriptions and votes in the ballot box
before o'clock tonight. Every
competitor understands thoroughly
the extreme Importance Of these last
few hours and that 1t will take every
subscrtption that can possibly be Sc
cured to insure their success. The
race is a remarkably close one In both
(Continued on page eleyen.)
Ohio is placing county employees
under civil service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
wATsoN.s BRIEF STAY.
rarreiAl 1e &c rsr..nA.

t9PGclAL 70 rHt TGL1oNAs..
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Sept. 6--
Ex-Senator G.. w. Watson's brief stop
over here on his way from New York,
where he had just landed from q
lengthy trip abroad, was an event
among his friends here, and especial
" the politicians. He had the inter
esting experience of being detained
SIX hours by officers In Germany sus-
pected Of being an English spy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
HOLIDAY HOURS
will Be Observed at the Pos
office Here Monday, Labor
Day, a Holiday.

Holiday hours will be observed 81
follows at the local postoface Mon
day:
Money order department closed
all day.
Register. general delivery, parce1se
post and stamp windows open from
9 to 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
one city delivery in the nlCrntnes
No rural free delivery service.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
TO SUPPORT LEVY.

After investigation and recommen-
dation by committee Clarksburg So
ciaiists at q meeting last evening
voted unanimously to support the pros
posed special levy for $4,000 for city
improvements.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
TWO RUSSIAN WOMEN
ENTER ARMY OF CAR
env AesocIATgp pREs9

LONDON, Sept. The Petrograd
correspondent OF the Times tele-
graphs q story to the effect that two
daurhters of General Tomilovsky.
one Of the Russian commanders
Rave volunteered for the war.
IN compliance with their persist
ant requests they have been permit
fed to dress themselves in soldiers
Uniform and they will be sent to ad-
vance positions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
RUSSIAN GENERAL KILLED
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

PRESS.)
PETROGRAD London, Sept General Samsonoss met
splendid death after five days fighting East Prussia Being
warned that replied NIy place
staff killed
by an exploding she'll
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
THREE POWERS ENTER
COMPACT AS TO PEACE
~ AsseelArso ra1ss,

LONDON Sept. Russia. France
and Great Britain today signed an
agreement that none of the three
would make peace without the con-
sent OF all three nations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
GEOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY,S WAR PRIMER

Bordeaux city of southern
France. ss5 miles southwest
Of Paris. on the GirCnde river sixty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05

Germany. has 5Qnp1 noy Scent
The state Of Western
owns 3.160 rifles ot fliiN& u
more than 600 nliles 3es e6Safe eE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
ITALIANS TO MOBILIZE
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ASSOCIATED
PARIS Sept 5-A despatch from Rome under todays date
says:s
"The general mobilization of Italian
Et unsigned teIegrapng expected
day individual less active
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
VICTORIOUS CAVALRY
is FIGHTING AT ODDS
a., .s.oe,Arro .rxss,

az AosoesATEo enEsg
LONDON, Sept. Sir Philip
Chetweod. commanding the British
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
! OPENING DATE.

me schools Of Coal district viii be-
gin the year Monday. september q.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
GERMANS ARE coNvERG1NG
(By Associated Press.) }

(By Associated Press
PARIS. Sept. 5.-An official announcement says:
'sThe enemy is pursuing his wide - movement
He continues leave the entrenched camp of Paris
his right and to march in southeast direction"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05

One word the omission of which from the French Of
fetal statement is indicated by hyphen evidently
confused transmission It appears most likely to have
been meant for tsconverging" !"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05

miles from the sea, and 125 miles
from the Spanish frontier. In 1911.
the city had population OF of 261s-
67s. Under the Roman empire'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05

IN ten years France has spent $780,
COX, 600 On aerial war eouipment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
CONTINUED on page eleyen.o

Ohio is placing county employees
under civil service
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-05
THE WEATHER

Cloudy amd warmer tonight.
day probably showers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
gSemn NicrCM anfall-
Gen, Sa itmrr5cu
Ge6men Sic SuI5e, INN 9liercn ans.
5uiuoideu ueun ser 9iafcn
ueb tgut oOer sic 9luic
plagt.

@enn Gle nit 9}iidenme6 uno
0umpfem GIeno in ser g}ierenQeQeno
oufmoden, beocutet es oeipo6uiih.
oaB Sie 81 biel 6leiib acgeIicn ba
Ben ioet etne poblbcfonutc 9lutori.
tat. 6leiib bilset @orniaurc. mel6e
bic 9liersn iiberor6eitct in i6rem @c.
itreben iic aus Dem Dilute 8u filtri
rem imo lic mcrocn pie gclabmt lno
trd9c. @enn S1re gtieren trdgc mcr.
ocn ino iic6 oeritopfen nuiiien Sic
iil enilecrcn oa Der ltnrot6 oes
Trims ans ocm St6rper entfcruen,
iouit boben Sic 9iiidcnuc6. tront9of
les &opfpcb, SNmin0elonfdQc; SS6r
@lagen miro iouer. oie 3lm9e lit be
Ic9t mo mcnn oos g9cttcr ihledt
i'll 6oben Sie rbelmotiibes GeiBcn.
Ger llrin lit tribe, poa bon 9}eocr,
idlag, sic .&mdlc merocu muno, oas
@'oiier brennt m0 Ole iiuo ee8pun
aen Sinoering 3uei ooer orei Glol
rd6ren0 Der g}odt 81 iu6eu
0ntmeoer iolten Gle iofort einen
Glten FIRST coniultiren ooer BON 50
rem glpoibefcr ru9cfd6r bier lln5en
uSoo Salts" tauiel; nebmcn Sic q
uCn GBloifel bon III cincm 0laS gSoi
icr por Dem 6rii5Itiid einigc SaGc
ino Sbrc 9dcrcu mer0en Damn fein
orbeitcn Qieie 6criibmten Sol3c
merocn aus Sroubeni0ltre uno @itro.
ncnioit gemabt, com6inirt NIT 2itbio
nn0 imo felt @enerotioncn gcbroiMi
moroen peritopite gtereu 5i rciniocn
mo Sit itimuliren e6euioas Oic|
Gdure in Dem llrin 81 ueutroliiireu
70 oaB cr niht Idngcr irritirt unO aui
oieie @ciic @laienic6mdc6c 0loet
Sac Snlts" iino eiu 2cbcuSrettcr
fiir re0elmaBioe 6iciiAelia. Sie
iino biaia i0nnen nicbt idlo0cn lnlo
maden elm anaene6mes, 6raAenoes
@etr1nt (9lu5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
CprrntInn ncInnnen.

Gie Gperatiou on 3rn 8. Greiton
GeolIhomp oie aeiteru 9iohmittog
i'm DSobns NopfinS Nolpitol~ Dorge
nomnIeu puroc nadoen iid Der
Groufe borseitern nit 6rdnleiu 9(n-
ME 3. Doibiell Derbeirotbet bate, lift
gut berlauien. 0as neu0ermdbItc
@aar lit in @rinceB 9lnne, @loy ous
idiiig, mo Nr 9colthanp ols 9}e6tS.
onmolt prafti5irt. 0ie 8raut mar
mdbrcuO ser Operation mweieno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
gIus @creinSfrciieu.

N1orplauo 0ader.gcreiu4 D9dders
ltutqriiiitnua5 Gcreiu gar 3~ li
.9ddcr.lluiou 9lr 67" irciien IN
,,giiiiicps Sale" &or6ereituuaen
fir bcUoriie6euoe 5citlidteiteu
Sn .9iiiiiels Soae" on Ger g'oro,
i5reocrid SiraBe ianocn aeltcrn pie
Gibunoeu bon orei peridieoenen
Observation-Disclosures iiatt
Der ,2'drpldio 9dder.9ereiu"
rqlpeftiDc cin Gonite ociielben traf
inter ocn &oriib oes %rdlioenien
Senrp @6lfer im0 ser &rotofoalilbs
riiua ocs Sctreiats glngut &ogt Dor.
6ereitinoen iiir ben Iontiagnngsta1-
San. ioeIder III uSo5a5er's 8ale"
obac6aIicu intro Cos 9Irrangcs
.0omitc beiic6t'ne6en Dem Sra
iiocniea inio 5etretdr er-oiiicio ans
0e1 Serreu Charles &a0pp grult
6ranf, 9loam gleln uuo &all Ben.
uer. SER 2oms 9liiiicl miro fiir pie
eririihnngen on Dem 9l6eno Sorge
iragen
.9dder ltnteritiibungss
@erein 9lr 81.
llnter Dem &oriib oes @raiioeuten
Room 9gcu6auS limo Der ErotofoniilAr
umg oes Setretdrs gomdro Bar
t6olmc 6ielt ser y9ddcr llntcritiits
sunas .@eren glr 81 ieine Uiertel.
id6rlibe @enerolGeriatumlmg in
melder Serr Nlar &a6uerielo ais
Nlitglico aui9cuonnueu uno Serr
aorl au5iuB IN &oridlag ge6ra9t
muroe. Sm lle6riaen muroeu &or.
bercituu9cu iiir Sen Eaufiagungstaa
@an aetrofien iiir wclhel v&arrp's
NaIle~ belc9t puroe.
Sir ben oeutid oiterreis
dilc6en Siilfsfono.
Sic .9dder.llnion 9lr- 67~ traf
qcitern glbeno inter Dem @oriib oeS
&rdiioenien Sobn Staas inO Ger
@roiotouiiibrng oes 5efretorS @eo-
Sabeu0noer ARRANGEMENTS fir einen
gnoe oieies Dlonats III Ser neilen
vNlooie @olle,~ glr Ai2, @eit5og.
etie. .StroBe, itattfinoeuoen 9aa 5u
@uniieu oes oeutiden uuo 5iierrei.
djiidangariibeu Siilfsiouos glls
ARRANGEMENTS Gomite puroen Die
tolgenoen Nerreu ernapnt Sobn
Se9r Sol arein6oier. &nlnls 8iitt.
ncr G9arIeS glugsblraer glliant
GugeIbau @co. Naberldnocr, So1n
ziaas NJ Naal, e S5ora W Mirt1,
Otto 2eiaucr nn0 s.. 9lidter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
YOIiSejirau Ssa6cr &c.
i6uiita.

Trau Cslii. Taber, bic
@Oliscifrau. iUurOc ge-
iterm 9lbenb III Der tS6s
munbipns0lbe. maize Der
0emtalOusG Gtrakc, INN ci-
mem Ofcger in Die Sruit
geIdjDiie,t mitO tDbtli6 Ders
lett. DeSgleid)eil ipmrbc
Der 9sUli5iit q. -. SUpp
sipei SOSal seidpiIen mnS
erbielt eime eeldhrltc1e
l0mmDe Ia Scr Seite.
03eibe beFinoem iidj i'm
SDipttal. Scr 0ae9er ertts
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
@eralucifelte am 0aiein.

Sn ieIbiui6roeriiher Qlbiiht tranf
ceiteru @lorgcn 6railein @encuie0c
Spuh, 10 SQbre alt, BON gIr. 1925,
&olbroof StroBe, elm Gnonttm 500.
tinttar. N}it ser 9lnbulan3 OeS
nMOoitliden Giitrifts mur0e iie noH
sem st Soiep6's Soipital" ge.
tro6t no tie iest in beoenflic6em
3rdtonoe oarnieoerliegt Sin @runo
3u ser Ebot 0es @ldodens tonnte pon
cM Sousbcpo6nern nidt angegeben
ioeroen oieiel6en beitdtieten jeood,
coB Die 2e6ensniiiOe IN lebter 3eit
ic1r melnnholii6 NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
Sd arriinniacr cntiprnnncn.

Plus Dem u9apsGiew.9linF ents
ipraug 9eItern 9lbeno 6 ll6r ser Cob
liicbtige Sanulel 9ints bon 9}r212f,
gaiiern-2Iuenne, ser iicb felt l1ngerer
3eif TN "6eiirs Srnelht beiauo. Gr
iprong in ieinem SoipitoI-9(ujug
mo NIT S6laiic6u6en BON elmer @c.
ranoa uno uerihpono inn gSaloe 6in-
ter 9ap-Siew @inigc gsdrter NAB.
men ioiort oie Geriolguna auf, fonn.
ten oen 6liidtliug o6er uiht einfan.
cen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
JSeitrdge gum 6d(fSfOnO fit Oermun-
Oete SO(0atentmO nOl6(eiOenOe UJittmen
unO lOai(en UOmgetalenen ]EtIe9ern Oer
Oeut(c6en unO 0aerreid)ifC6=ungari(C6en
Arnleen WerOeR OOn 6eOOlImde6hgten
GOIe6lOren Oes llna66dngigen BiirgGr-
Oereins ge(amme(l. AuC0 mirO fit OaS
Oeut(c6e ROt6e Ereu5 OOn GOn(u( Cart
q. ci0eriB, G6e G6ar(eS- unO 9erman=
Strabe ge(Ommed.
JeOen ]l(ittmOd0 mirO d6er 6eiOe
Sammlungen I'M "CorrepOnOeRten
Quittirt
GdleiOnnn ncluaIirt.

Srou &lnro 2. @ariielO, acb. Su-
ter, bon glr. 3t3, 9loi6eriiroBc, cr-
6ielt 9eitern inn 3reisgcridte cine o6,
ioIue Sdeioung BON @orrD S. gSar-
fiel0, Sen ic inn Sill 1896 in 9lr-
lin9ton 6cirot6ete- 9soriielo ii Scr
c5eihditsfii6rcr 0e5 ltniOeriitdts 500
ipitols" uho crtldrte lid bereit, iei-
ner 8rau $40 pro 9ionat mo oie
9lnmaltsgc6ii6rcn 5u 6e5ablcn Gie
SSrau botte @ricfa BON elmer Der
&ranfenpilegcrilneu in ieiner Saibe
oenin0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
Wraniiaer NnnS.

Ger 2eI1nom clues Shines meibli.
den @eidlc6ts ipiir0e aoitern BON
Gem in 9lr. 25i, 5iio Spring StroBc
i9obuboiten 6rant 9loelino, am ao9
lcnpier Der vGonioliooteo @as Com.
panD om 8uBe ser 2eooenbollitrv
inn 9Soiier ent0edt. Soli3iit George
2oofinalono Don fi0lihet Diitrift,
6tno6ridtigtc Coroner Or. @renp.
let, ser oen 2eidnoni nod Scr Wlor.
eiJc ibaffei lieB iuo cine llnteriu-
dung einleitete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

$n jeincr lctten picriclidbrlihen
@cneral-9crianmlimg IN u@ebers
6unc~ an ser Gde Der Gaitern.9lpc.
me mo lfnoera- StraBe beihloB
Der n@urbeiienS'ereilL weitere 500
ocm Niilisiono 0er Geutiben mo
Celicrrcider 3u iibcrweilcH nadocu
iAon bel 9nliala ocs arie0cs 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
Gnrsc Sta0tueuiafeiteu.

Sn 6ol9e ocs &ricges lit GliUcn.
0cl bercits IS Erojcnt I'M 4'rciic ge-
iiic9en.
Sr. ". g9. spence, ser bcfan1te
@6ilaut6rop fcicrt 6eitc in iciner
@o6mm9 9lr 1905, ct. @oditroBe,
ieinen 80. @cblutstoa.
Srau Gondlo MierrilcB, Sic God
ter oes Oeritor6cuen 9laiors ,So6n IS.
%aig6orn 1T aeliern pon yiau!2)crf
nod Siperpool 5uriidacrciit s6r
@atte 1T Nanptnaun III cinem britt
icben 9e9inentc-
0ic @ureor Der Stoats ,Sn0ii,
ltrlc.llnioa- -9pnmiiiou peroen i'm q
Stodwcrlc pes Gqnita6lc @e6aaocs
eln9cridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

&egcn Gbicraidlerci mltrOc Qcs
itcrn Sic SO eSobrc oltc Gorric Scot6
pom 9}r is, Soroto0aiuoBe,
ourm 9iidtcr Sipplce III Ser nlitt-
lcrcn &oli5eiiation nit $40 imo $50.
itcu bcitroits Gie 9eliraite ioa au'
geblib cine @abe crit aeiblaaen mo
oonn in cincn @mnin aeworien ba
BEN nadocm lie anaeblic5 oic 9eine
pes Sbicres 3lNannucNebunoGl
hniie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
QIn eine IRENE qeIerin.
lIrall MI IS. EloiI

glH eine irene Selerlil.
5rmi NJ 81 Croft
llidts t9ut benz Sct5 70 wo9l ais
Croft
@enu inns cin Seioensitirni umtor
llno penn Dos Ser5 boil @rom mo
eeio,
Als m6r' bic Siilie gar So iveit
Gas uuiB imam u6er ielDii erlebet
syu touieno glengiien nuB mau
idbueben
2aem a1es gegen uns erbolt
gsie icbut man lid nad treienl
Eroii
0lau6 idonen 9lamen 6irgt Die
g9elt
Nland gliimleiH itbmiidet 6lur rno
6elo
9th @IiinIciu o6er 6lei6t nod IteDlt,
acin &erbititnrm tonn es ie per-
lpeb'n,
aciu g8iuteriroit fam es Deroerbelt
SO aleS mug ann Nege lterben
Meliu ms oer lette aannpi nutolt
Eoun 6leibt inns mod oeS SCREENS
Sroitl
Tas ce6en III tein leihtes spiel
Wlit I6rdiien itre6t mau naI oent
3ieI
Ger Mag 5lut Slid iii5rt ott ourh
gladt
Mo iins fein Sonucaidinmer lodt
SdlUciaioH ihleppt Nlon2cr leina
Qilroe
Wlan iaat, 0ds udre 9lannespiiroe,
C6 aud sic 1enteriiiru benoit
gniM Dlahuerber5en bronNen Iroit
glicbt ininier prangt pes 6rii5lings
Eruht
Ser g9inter trobt nit aller Dlad)t
Iann qriti5t uus glues trnuig an
Su glbenorot6e glan5i pie 9obn
@enn unira Sieoer id5 perltumls
men
llno ipir oen leBten 9leigeu ilInIt
men;
Ier 9luio III talt oer ioult aefolt
1ie miI6c zdele iuht nod Irof
Niel Can't fiir SIREN ihouen 9rieI,
500 az ouh lana im apIlen lblieI,
Sell Gum6erlauo, ol bobe Stoot
Tie 0iele ocutidle 6raueu 9atl
Gas ino npt mabrc SQiiHnass
tarne,
Wlau licit 0ic oelaife 3eitima gerne;
@as Grbaui miro nod nidlt perlooit
gottl06 0as bIpibt 0es Iidters
Groitl
aihts tlinot io woufig uno 10
irant
PTS nai'rer 9Atieriprodc Soutl
acin arobres Slid III ms belhert
9lls oeutiH 5u iein am oelitlheu
@ero
gaer moite iol1es @it uertauIeu
lIuo NIT Ben Geutideu1aiiern loit
ien2
sscet mo oer Sturm bic &elt ilnl
toit.
% 0cidid 5u iciu 6lei6t unier Groitl
Qalo lit ueriiamnlt ooS v9lig fomm
raiiS
Bit a6reu toufmt oas oentlae @als !;
&ie Deutide 8eitnDg piel geldma5t
@at ibre l6rdaeuiaat aeiat
aisle nliiBten lpir uns eipia lhamen,
g8olit mon es nidt 81 Ser5ga negs
men
GaB mon nit 6eiioen luB aetoltl
Iie oeutide 9Sreie bleibt mein Croft,
~ s. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

tieub0rie seitatten mir ms, Sbnell
mii5ut6eilen Dab mir iebt bereit lino,
ni9t MIR &auiaiiirdge anjlnc1meh
ionoern au6 Geriaui.Orocrs iilr ollie
gGert6papierc Bic lit oielem Qlarfte
aebanoelt pcrOeu. gic 9sreiie bein
@orieuibtuB am 80. Suli iperoen
inoBaebeuo iein sSn Der @olmnna,
init eS6rci 9luiirdaen 6eebrt 5iI mer'
oen, perblciben mir 6ohahhm9spol
Summer 81 9eder"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

beriQiat mor0cn uoreu 91oc6 grle.
oiamg ser porliegeuOen Routine9e-
idditc mnroe ein Gonlite SIR &orbe-
reitng Ger observation-disclosures
cruonut Eie @uuaoungel Der Der
idicoenen &ercine wur0ei angcnonl-
men @rdiocnt Sobn Sauie iii6rte
oeu @oriib n0 Setretdr @. S5omas
OQs GroiofOl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
(arlniIdlLer strnaenr1n6er.

llnter Scr gIui1uloiguna, an9c6-
li6 icinen 9loiie0enoiien Douglas
9lome BON CITING .StraBe, ongearif-
icn mo inn Si2 6crqnbt 5lt 6obeL
muroc gcitcrn Scr 9le0cr 9lnonioS
Gopis bon ser 5io G6orles SiroBc,
ourd 9iiNter SuppIee in ser mittle-
rem &oli5ei Stotion Dem 0eribtsDcr-
fo6ren iibenpielen Scr 9lou6onfoa
erei8netc iid am 6reitog glohnittag
an Der 'Gratt 5traBe, es 0elong aber
Dem 9lcaer ui@t INIT ieiner 9eute 5lt
enmilben troboeal er 10 idncll lieb
mic i9n ienlc 9einc irogcn fonnteH.
&ope ueriolgte ibn lmo ollf icine
@iilTeruic idloiicn iicb i6m oic $50
I5iitcu glttcr iuo Boone an weIhe
0aOis einboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

9ei Dem Nlllit-glben0e i'm u6lores
itonGIub" am Gieniing 9l6cno wcr
oen 9groi 6owaro g. 66otder mo
@r. Clarence ". Guder cin 9iecital
0eben Sr. Nlilton Ban Seer lit Der
Sctretdr 0cs Glubs.
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Mbleben

SIN 9Ilter bon i9 sSa6reu idieo &C.
tern &err Charles @od, @otte BON
6ran NlaOcliue Sod, in ieiner @o6-
uuna 9lr, 1923, Slice. SnaBe, ans
benz Sebeu. Gie 9eeroigung iinoet
am Dicnitaa, 9}ohmittaas 3 ll6r. auf
Dem uSdwarb'idlen 6rieo6oie" itatt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
sine Qe6re fir glmtO. syOds.

Erei iUnroeti alif iilni Sabre IN oas
3uht9ons aeianot 2roBoen
iho in oen lebien Eoaeu wieoer
meQrere shliomobile 0eridwln.
ben
sSn opu 8raicn ser 9lntonlobilbc-
lieef bat oas llriheil oes 9iAters
&clisier in Griuilalgeridjt ipcl1er
.oie gnio. sads NarrD @ G6rmal,
getnon & Gdriot puo see s. #lums
iuer sd lie flint 5abrcn 8u9tbais
oerufi6ciIie brlradtlides Snicrelie
eueai nio Is mutoe Die @oIlnrn9
dusgeoriidt oob oea uieIeu Iie6f
iioblen bon 2lllionobiIeH enolllb Elm
@uoe 6ereitei M @brnaan per ~
glr 1928. ggeitglort6 glDemle, ipo91s
ie fta6l oaS 9aitotno6il 0ns &rH "
lR Spiion mo Derfailiic oie gan3c
@iurldhtng ocIielhen itildlpeile ct
war irii6er G6auiitm iiu Gr vs. "
Molb glr fiS 4'elt lSrontliu.
@itaBe Eiudl leip 5u idneiles Sob.
reu itdno er idlon iriber niit oer 'bos
lijai i'll Gouilift 3ernon g Garlon
oar III van S20, @eorae StroHe
lpoAui itau0 bereits locgca zines
fni6cren @erge6ans inter 'Rarole
ilo miro ron Ser 9ieiouaeneu.SiIis
@eieaidafi aIs Elm uionler stiuoe"
be3eidnqt IesaleiAen par see s.
Hlummer bon 9lr S3i 99eit,9olti.
moro SiraBr oiiers init Der @oli3ei
im @onilifte Cbidon oie Stroic ols
Ie0r idmar atgcieben miro luno leit
hem llrl1eilc aber oodl ls9pn mieoer
ngfiIIeoena gIltonlobIle alS pcrmiBt
naaelucloei pofoell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

Der Glcrt 9iobert s. @lebe bon Der
Baltimore 0bos9o6n" welder crit
fiir5lid BON ieincr 6rou gciAieoen
wur0e bat cine Sha0eneriabfloge
gc0en 6rauf gl. @citermam eiiigc-
rcirbt. Gr 6eiduloiat gsciicrmonL
oaB er ibW 0ic Siebe ieincr @aitin
enhncn0et hahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

Nur ,WcS.3t" N Die ele be ocauic bic
NNNNcranpen p0He 8mcipl bcieiiint Daa ilt
ber &ruub. pnriiul we bfuic ncn nrdBcN Noab
bni 02 miro icti bon Ninioucii benuti uctl
fe iotrinc 4iannagcn 4ilaQr iilo Nldtlnge,
Nie ill uctlNfhtt NNn ultl nno NHOuctuuac
hfiidcH Gdlncu mcMc Ste 8rbcn lufcipen.
Qnpell Wclho oriidcu au0 lMnci5ef Neilct
Nniuuelcr uno Nciicn 3ericu lno 8icDcn
ans WhrueralQe euibcOtlN ma0t
,Wclc 1W uitn n 3uci Gcinocu nppi8iri
2mo 4r1picu mil ocm Hldtid0ncn nniqernt
oen fbnn olc elrNeii Sduer3 ocrlhmnoet
An8 Nibuei0uQc hpdnol cin pcriOpurci
fcbu feline Eubliiuc 0l Aerlnhi ee bei1c
Nuulnnieieu OOcr ISeIdmuiNc
OiflQ..ii" nitro bon 2lppiuelcru ibef1u t
25c oie 6laihe petloul p0cr olrcl pom
NQofluu ~ Np NhrnNo pefl1u1t
I@gpi0 Elil69ipp20l
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Iie beiautc @anticrsiirma SUM
mer g 9eder 9ir 80, 5oni5iiroBc,
Dat iol9en0es 9lunoldrei6eu ausae
iau5i @guisB oeu gnoronmaen oes
@pa3lal Gomiies ncr 4altimorcr slt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
0ag 9lc'nlfat scr 9lcnnrn in QnnreI.

+ 9cnncn oglooelina~ oOufc
Of S5cl6o" o@oof~.
2 Nclncn 05Doiict~ ..S6d%
non 9lipcr~ 9llhttc".
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o9or0o" Surgeon.
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treilorD @omette 9leu~.
g. &ennen nailtenneD 9oD~,
v@arrp S6au~ nSprino6ooro~.
8. 9leuncu .@iu0 @ater",
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

9onoon, IL. Sft. Ger GORE
iponoent 0es 9lcrter'ic6en Selegras
p6eu 9ireauS mel0et ouS 2IuHicr'
oon ooB ser Eaiiaaicrperfe6r 3mi
ihen 9iotier0oni m0 9Iuhuerpcn fiir
Sen 9iiidtransport bon belgildcn
Sliibtlinaen pie0er cr0iinct porocu
int Ger eriie Dampier aina 5cite
NIT IS SGoiia9cren nciIiens 6rouelL
bon &otteroom nod }lntlpcrpcu ab
Nioraeu pcr0en anOcrc 0onpier iQl
gen.