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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02
Bur llntcrbrildtna Ses 9aitcrs.

S8os Der 9lgeut So6u 8. Cornell ii6cr
oie @rfoloc in Oieicr 5inii@t IN
ncr6ol6 Der lesten ic6S @ionate
iagt - Gmpfieblt gorre6rlmgen
5ur 80rOerung BON 9lnitalten fiir
@einQene.
SSo6n 9.GorneQ, Scr 0lebtS6eiitanO
unO glgent Der @eieQirboit sur I'M
tcr0riidltng oes 2olters, ltottete Dor
Dem 0ireftoriilm Der @eieaiduft iei-
nen 6ol6id6rli6en 9eric6t ab, in pel=
bem er erfldrt, OoB ieine 9Ir6citen
lunolan, u6er Oenno6 merfliCb fort
idJritten. Sr. Cornell fiibrte in lei-
ner Geoe, Die er i'm @ebduOe sOeS
oG6riitli6en @ereins Sunger @}1rl-
ner" 6ielt, inter 9lnoerem iolgenOe
gepeiie ieiner 'S6dtigfeit an: Gie
io9enonnten yunorOentliden~ SGltier
botten nm 10 a6genonmen unO Die
3obl BON Oeren Sniaiien iei iett Inn
"A geringer ols Dor einem bnlben
Sabre. Die @eieQihoft babe ouh in
Scr nSoloon. "6roge erfreulitbe 9ie-
iultote ge5eitigt. Geren 3o6l lit Inn
20 pernin0ert morOen. 9laeroings
6Gtten Orei neue Clubs Die Sicen5 err
6olten, Spirituoien 5u berfmlfen-
@on iebt o6 iei es 6rauen niAt mebr
moolidL. in 03otb 9iht SduierH
9(ufno6ne 81 finoen. Die lle6erlua-
dung imO oQmG6lig bolitdnOige
9lusrottlng iei bellte beoeutenO leidl-
ter, ais nod Dor Orei So6ren. 9enn
6elltc befdnoen Ii6 Oieie SGuer in
II StraBen, i'm @egenidb bon so
StroBen Dor Orei Sobren. Sic 3ahl
ser nidt lmter Gontrole ite6enOeir
S1uier unO Der ii6el6erii6tigteu 500
tells iei e6enfoas INN Elm er6e6lidlcS
berlninOert morOen.
Seit Dem 1. Sonunr 1914 ieien 35
GeritoBe gegen sic Sittli1feits-, Spi-
rituoien- lmO Spielgeiebe 3ur 9ln-
5eige gelangt, BON Oenen 81 ihulOig
befilnOen A freigeipro6en unO A
nod in Der S6pe6e ieien. g9enn es
ouh ME m0glib piiroe, meinte Sr
Cornell, llnnoraIitdt gon8 aus Der
Stoot 81 perbannen 10 lei oennodl
Elm S6ub Ser SugenO Dor idblecbtenr
9eiipiel lnO @erfii6rung moglid.
Geswegcn iollte Oas 9lugenmerf
ser @eielidaft iib 6onptiGdlicb aui
Ole @ergniigungspldbe nm Baltimore
ridten, oeren 9eiu6er gum groBen
86eil Oie 6al6piidiige StaotiugenO
6ilOete. @iltes 6o6en in ser 9efGnl-
pfrng oes 2oiters Die oSenrD @at-
Jon G6iloreus 9(iO Societp,1 oas SSu-
genOgeridt imo Die @oli5ei geleiitet;
Oob 0rang Sr. Cornell iebr OringenO
gum S6luiie ieiner 9llsfiibrunge4
ouf oie 0litrpirfung Ser 9o6ltbdtig-
feits @eieaidaften Die oen @efal-
lenen ermogli6cn iollten, pieOer 5it
einem onitGnOigen unO ebr6aren &e-
benswonOel 5uriid5llfe6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02
eyiir eiu SeintoetrGuf.

0as BON @eo. @iin.ber gebroiite
@ier lit oas bette. giele geurtbeiler
bon 9ier crfl6ren, DAB cs irgcno
cinem eritflaiiigcn ausldnoiiden
@icre elciHfontint. @erooe oos DING
fir oen 6omiliengebraud. Jeinitcs
9(romo, better @eidnod uno iebr
nG6rfrGtig. Gireft bon Scr 8roue.
rel ourd oie neuciteu @foidinen ab.
aefiilt moourH obioluic Heinbeit
qciidert miro. aiite $1.OO 9boue
@olfe 90. (Suni1S, 1S,i0lo,0o)
(Nu3elec)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02
ltnterhaltnnas.geeameiIer.

4oli,s oslnoItOrum". a1De 9linoncB ct
~psrrman's gerf," eeiair SluaO y adali8
nScagcr'5 Barr, NroOilDn Nnnc glrunoclsSo.
Eaglld &anocpile nm 1aH.
Sglaeher geaa Ideli1 9giuriioncn per
obeiopeale saq IdoIi6 ggurronen per
olaiborus 4 TasIi0 aoureu Der Sampler
sose saint aaal6 1ourcu per Gampicr
egSciim0relGno"
@urt GcpDNt uuo gcttcrtpn @rmrlIonen
yer Danpier oSusquebanna".
gsriun.W .WeiangpereiH" Samiag, Den 4.
SnlL eroBe 5eier I'M gArior Barr.
4arisNDu5crtc.
pic 8nri7Son3eric. pelde lm 20. angult 81
Sqoe ,aegen, linoen IN nanliebenoer Jieiber'
W Bon lks bis 10 nor gben6s:
Dlonid8. s6iocroesBarf" ltllo .Hcoernlr0iUs
Bari" (abue6ielno)
@gslillna. tniierlqlI' i sati,
ydlmoD. ...............a .a0rul losNtus8drl .
2olMletNa8. ......'... .''''. Sattoll' 3Sali
eamaG ~8aiterioG,8arf. unS rSraio,Sii.
eonnQas.Gon5erie bon & bis Z iIbr gi6enos
0rlicn Sonniag icocH Wionat ID, @aiterions9arf"
3luclten Sonnna ieocn Wloniup. @iiiunsBurl"
8iertcn Sonniag ieOen Wlnnat q. .Gurrous9ari"
Sm ,,0nrrpn.9ari"
Sir onS bcute glbcnn hon iks bis 10 llbr
IN Dem ,Gurrou Bart" iidiifin0cnnc 0un5eri 1T
bon HrUi. Eanic Seloni0nn baS iOlqcn0c 8rus
ptniiin nni0clicui mOrocn.
Wnrih .Snluialons" ..............S .Scib
GiiOctiiirc aFbcorn" ............W Wiuiienet
SclcliiOn .Suri" ...,........... Ndluinn
gsdi3cr ,Nncle" .....................N Nriduct
GtrelDslunrieit aWua Iurd "..... Wlo3nri
t0p 0uiig. Srrmau 29rabi nnb 9inbnro)
Saniaiie ,0dlnarD @blrQe" ........ .Quocrs
a1icminleceH3Cu bon @cciDoUcn" . @n0iren
aunnarlbg 3lonldn3c" ............ NenOir
aGir @irls uiln QnbS" "...........Gu .GutiD
Minrih a0olonnI Garnioal" . Roicnfran5
Sc SierHcnbdnncrSeer 1St4-f014.
10 llTf4 M Nfrh trIf III
@icrucnDannsr ipieeH nno oaS Qubllfum III ers
Iuhi. oa5 eico nii5uiinacn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02

geItellten 60rteu i'm fallen rnO ell.
ten 5u Siilfe. 9epuBtloS puroe er
allf0efllnoen 9lilf ieiner @ruit lag
ser eleftriibe Gro6t, ser ibm cine
ihlimmc 9ron0pimOe beige6radt
6otte. Stootrot6snlitglieo Or. Geo.
Seller, pom eriten GiItrift, Der in
gtr. 1887 @ougb-StraBe mobnt, mrr=
oe 6er6eigerliien inO langte 6olO IN
ieinem 9(uto an. @r mar iiber 5mei
Shlnoen tbdtig, e6e es ibm gelang,
Serrn Sung gum 9emuBtiein 5uriid.
5ubringen
@ei Golliiion dlimm Der.
lest.
ginen 9rud ser re6ten S6ulter
uno innere @erlcbungen erlitt &c.
ltern @ornittag gegen 10 ll6r Der 81
Sabre alte gSiQion 3. S6omos, BON
O5r. 3S15, 8leoiant.%lacc, ein SUIT
I6er Oes 9umnterne6mers &otrid
Slannigan, bon 9lrlington, ais iein
@ogen nit einem &raftmagen Der
Pluto Gar Company, bon gtr 1911,
Gat6eOrol-StraBe al Der ct. Saul
no6e ser 9onpale-StraBe, collioirte
S6omoS purNe bon ieinem Sit
auf Die StroBe gei6leuoert uno blieb
6efpuBtlos liegen SSn Dem &roit-
mogen wuroe er no1 Dem n@lercps
Soipitol~ gebradbt.
Sprang BON Der fal 6 c II
Seite a b.
9ei'm 9l6ipringen BON Der follden
Seite eincs @aggons ser 9iolanO.
@orf.2inie an Ser @de BON Soworo-
StroBe unO Mooiiou-glpenue, murOe
geitern gormittog gegen s ll6r Der
in 93r 26t 9lolono.glpcnue lpo6nbof-
tc 9iltiiell 9riting6on BON einenl
9Iutonlo6il, mel1eS BON @illian1
SaroeD, bon ode bon &arf &eigbts.
9lpenle uno @len-glpenue, gefii6rt
muroe. getroiien mo 5ur @rOe ge.
ihleuocrt. Gr erlitt S6nithpimoen
uno Soutobi6iiriungen inn @eliHt.
SSn Dem 9(utomo6il purOe Der Ser
lebte na6 Dem N}ercD-@oipitol ge-
bradt. 9iahOem bier ieine @lmoen
per6unOen waren muroe CT no1
Sauie gebradbt
&nobe aus Oem 6enlter g G.
itiir5t
9ei'm @erilld), eiueu 8enlterloOen
im 5meiten Stodlucrf Der clterli6en
@obnlng 81 ofinen Derlor 9eitern
@ormittoo gegen $50 llbr Der bier
Sabre oIte Soiep6 Gon0all. bon 9lr.
202l, Wloce StroBe, 0as @leidge-
pi6t unO itiir5te aus Dem 6enlter.
6rou 9lonoall, Die Whtter Oes &no-
ben, ia6 oen ltnfall lmO elite ihnell
no6 Dem Scitenwege, auf pelben
i6r Sobn gciollen mar. W}it Dem
6epuBtloieu ainoe in Sen 9lrmen
rountc iie nod Dem ct. 2ufas.So-
ipitol. 0r. Council conitotirte, ooB
Ger Gnobe me6rere 9lippeu uno ole
ainnlaoe qebroden botte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02
SOnntngs-Guu5ert i'm Wiubun'S
9Sallss@nrt."

9os nGcblte SonntagssGonocrt Des
9orf. .OrAeitcrs Oes Erof. Daniel
6cIOmoun miro on Sonntog, gloh-
mittogs bon 3 bis Z ltbr, i'm
n@pDun'S Sails. .@orf" itottfinoen
unO opar miro oos Srdeiter auf Scr
@eronoo oes Ntc0omeGihen N9on.
iicn.Soliies ipielen. Dafiir fdlt ouS
Sonltogs-Gon6ert i'm 09Satterion-
Narf~ aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02


Gie Gontraft ,9ebor0e wies IN
i6rcr aeItrigen Situug olle 9lnge'
bote filr oen Gontraft 5uriid, Der ben
9lnihib ocs Snneren Oes Oiotbballes
porIie6t Gs itellte iiA berons, Dob
Iib in Dem Gontraftousidreiben Elm
5ebler eingeihliben bate Ger Con-
traft miro Oaber bon 9leuem ange.
5eigt peroen.
@ollen BfIaiternng be.
ihleunigen.
Gie @ilnitenn9sarbeiten an Der
9leiiterstomn 9ioaO meroen am Wlon.
TAG beginnen SUB gIsp6oIt III fiir
sic StraBe beiiimnt. gloh elmer
Gonirren5 3piiden MnDor %rciton
un0 Den 9eamten Der 2onOiiraBen.
Gommiiiion un pelher iih II. q.
&oriiter @eQer, G6ei Sugcnieur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02
min nit ieiner Satin mO Oen ain-

min nit Ieiner Satin imO oen aiu-
bern na6 gte6rasfa.
Der oW3ain~ miro fabrplanmGBig
am Wlittpo6, 0en s. Suli, Die 9iiid-
reiie ii6er Soutbompton na6 9renen
antretcn. IS iinb oo5u bereits einc
groBe 9ln5a6l @lGbe belegt porOen.
8altimorer auf 9feiien.
gln 9oro Ocs 0ompfcrs Bremen"
bonn gtorOO. 9loDo fo6ren Somltag,
4. Suli, bon Gelu-9orf aus folgcnOe
9oltimorer na6 europa. Sr. Garl s.
WllIrpbp, Ser ln0 6ran 5. A5. WloQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02

S6irlcD, Cabin gg. Senorid, ser
G6ef Sngeuielw Der 2lbjugsfanol.
Gommiiiion, 9. g. Glemmitt, Der S5n-
genienr Oes 9oIier Ieportements,
StoOt SSngenieur $. 81. WlcGov unO
Der 9olunterne6mer @otrid 6lanni-
gan bet5eili9ten, plirOen Die notbi.
gen arrangements fir Oen iofortigen
9eginn Der Yflaiterllng Der StraBe
getroffen. 9(ae itdOtiiHen Geporte-
ments inO Gorporotionen murOen
oemgemdB 6ena1ridtigt oomit oie-
iel6en llntergrlmOleititngen H. l. ~,
uenn iolde not6ig iinO, iofort legen
loiien, oninit Der Yallnterne6mer
nidt aufge6olten miro. WiaDor &re-
Iton bot Der Stoats 2onOitraBen-
Gonn1iiiion ieine Cooperation an,
Ooiiir iorgen 81 mollen, OaB etuaigc
Smoerniie, wel6e Die @iloiterlmes-
arbeiten ouf6olten fonnten iofort be-
ieitigt merOen
0l Grfte offen am A. Snli.
glirf piele 9lnfrogen bin bat iid
Stoot GontroIeir G6riit genotbigt
geie6cn, cine Grfldritng 81 erlaiien,
Dab iGmmtlid)e Wldrfte Der StaOt om
A. Suli trob oes 5eiertoes, often
iinO.
9lpplifotionen iir Steuer-
Oteuobib dtungen.
SSn 6olge elmer neuen 9lfte, melcbe
bon ser lebten 9egislatlr erlaiien
moroen lit, miiiien IN 3ufunft glppli-
fationen fir Steuer 9ieua6iddbln.
Qen bor oem Monat September elm
gereibt perOeu. Gas itGOtiiCbe
Stcuer Expectations @eriGt bat
gcItern befonnt gemadt, OoB 9lppli.
fotioneu pel6e pGter eingereidt
weroen in6eriidiidtigt blciben. Su
frii5eren So6reH purOcn Oie 9lpplifo-
tioncu bis 5um Oftober angenom.
men.
St0Otiiber @rBolitngs-
Yier fertig.
6ornleQe gloti3 bon oerSoaenOung
Oes 9oues OeS ItGotii6en @r5ollngs-
Fiers am 6uBe Oes 9roaopaD er.
6ielt geitern @e6Guoe Snipeftor
STUDIOS BON ser Singer Eenb 50.
Sroboem Ser @ier nm fertig geitellt
it, iperOen Oie @roffnungs = 6eier-
lidfeiten crit itattfinOen, menn @}aD-
or @relton bon ieiner Sour inn SSn-
tcrelie ser Sternenbonner-6eier 5u-
riidgefe6rt lit. Snfen Sngenieur
8. 3. 9adep, @e66loe Snipeftor s.
IS. Stubs unO 9lrditeft SbeoOore @.
@ieti6 biloen oos Gonlite, meldes
Die Arrangements fir oie Croft
nungS 6eier oes @iers trifft. Sant
controftli6er @eitinmlmgen bdtte
ser 9ou oes ASierS 6ereits am 1.9Rdr5
fertig iein miiiien.
S6uier mer0en nie0erge-
riiien.
StaOt.Sngenieur NlcGaD mo6te
geitern befannt, oaB er am N}ontog
init Dem 9(b6ru1 non 20 SGuiern an
Der Sit-Seite ser gelair.9looo, 5pi-
iheu Der 9}ort6 .9lDenue unO 0line
9anf Cane Beginner loiien miro. Gie
Staats- s-StroBen.Gommiiiion ldBt oa-
ielbit mooernes Yiloiter legen uno
miro sic StroBe 6eoeuteno 6reiter
gemaht, wes6al6 0os gfieOerreiBen
Ger 20 @obnbduier notbpeuoig lit.
95euer Yfloiterungs Sn-
peftor.
Die Stroben 4 Gurd6rlids Com.
miiiipn ernounte geitern Srn See 6.
Seorid BON glr. 34t1, G6eitnut-9(oe.,
ais Eilaiterungs. Snipeftor nit ei-
mem Monotsgebolt bon $75. Gr
miro Die Hfloiterlngsorbeiten, mel
die fiir Die genonnte Gonmiiiiou I'M
9luner get6on meroen, beouiiiAtigen.
WlcGanleg's Seltament.
No2 crofto,,,c,,t t,.,,, CcS,,, 0llc(C,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02
staOtrat6SmitolicO in sOOcSacfa6r.

Serr SomeS s. Sung, 6eino9e elcf-
trofltionirt. - Sam nit eleftri.
iden Seitungsorobt in 9erii6-
riug ais cr inn Seller ieines @e-
i1dftes t6dtig mar. - 9lie6 5pei
ShmOen 6epuBtlos. II auti6er
bel Golliiion OerleBt.
lin Elm Saor mare geIieru StoOt-
rotbsmitglieo Somes 8. Suuo, bonn
criten Gotbs5ueig eleftrofutionirt
poroen. ais er i'm Geler ieines @e.
i6dfts6odes 9lr. 1912, Sit2om-
boro-ShoBe, t6dtig mar. @r fam
gegeu 1at2 ll6r @ormittogS NIT ei-
mem eleftriicbeu SeitllngsOro6t ber-
iebentli6 in 9eriibumg unO erbielt
einen 0erortigen eleftriic6en Sdlug,
OoB er 81 9Ooen itiir5te. Seine 9In-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02
sOnnenalf. nnb llnteraana.
0as gSetter.

Sir ORorDlan0 rmO Oen 0iitrift
Columbia belte tribe un0 Hegcn unO
lnorgen FLAIR; iiiOli6e @inoe.
0ic b0dite Eemperotllr om eeitri-
gen Eage betrug IA @rao I'M 10
lIbr @ornlittagsq Ah0n6ie nieorigite
60 @ro0 I'M 6 llbr Worgens.
Scr 8cudtieteitsaebait Ger 2uft
mar s llbr Wtor9ahsi 81 sero6ent uno
S llbr glbenoS 81 &ro5cht.
sSn oen ii6rigcn @ettcr 9cobodb-
lungs Stotionch1 bcsi9anOes mar 6ic
bohite Genipcrdflir mic foIgt. 9ltlon-
tic Gitp "a, gismord 80, Bottom &C,
9'uffolo 70, GborIeiton sc, Chicago
so, GleDelono Ga, Denper 7S, DC
troit &C, DULUTH 70, @oitport 60,
COLLECTION SO, Green goD "a, Sotte-
ros S4, SABRE 80, &elena rs, Sad
ionbiue 90, aonios GitD 80, &nor-
bile 96, 2ouisoiGe rs, 0forauettc
GA, N1cmpbis "a. Iontgomer0 96,
W1ontreol 70, 9aantudct 6S, glew-
Grlcons SO, Oacp-Dorf "a, Sflobo-
ma SO, 9Sittsburgb 70, @biIoOeIp6ia
rs, QortlonO, Dee, 60, 8ortlonO,
Ore, 81, Guebcc 6S, 9fnleigb 90,
Solt 2ofe Gitp Sc, Gan Sroncisco
5S, ct. 2ouis 76, ct. Saul rs,
Scronton 70, Sbrebeport 90, Spo-
fonc 90, SDracilic 70, Tompa 50,
@oi6ington u, g9innipeg SO.
91o9 Dem 9eri6te oes DIRECTORS
Slibcr 8. 6oiiig iiber Oos @ctter i'm
W1onot sunni batfenipir in Dem o6-
ocIoufenen @2ohob Dnrdibnitts-
Scmperohlr bon "a @rao; Oie bodite
Tcnperatur man 96 0rao am %.
SUM uno oie nie6pigIte 55 @rao am
z. Synni. Ger GeBcnfaIl I'M gon5en
W3onnt betrtg nne i.6ll 3oa, nab
reno Der 0urt6ilbtdttst &egenfaa
3.S4 Bon icin ioate g9dbrenO Oes
Suni botten mir oil If Sugen @e-
iuittcr lino on 5wei Soeen Sagel.
SBr WciiteS5nltnuO wirO nuterindJt.
,Srou @larD glgnes Sind, Die por-
oeIicrn 5pei i6rer ainoer in ibrer
g8obnlng, g1r. 14OO. 9loro.Gaaas-
Ctr, to0tctc, mur0e geitern Niorgen
bon Scr noro0itli1cn Boli5eiitotion
mad Dem Soipital i'm StaOtgeidngniB
gcbrodjt. Sie miro i'm 9luitragc ocS
Staatsanmaltes auf ibren @eiltes5u.
Itano ltnteriudbt unO Damn po6ri6ein-
lid in cine Seilanitalt geianOt per-
oen. syrai sSind ipeigerte lid geltern
W}orgcn i'm 5tationsGauS ibr 6riib-
ltiid ein5unebmen Gie bciOcn Sim
ocrleidcn muroen gcitcrn bon Der
Morguc no1 Der Mobnung DER @roB-
muttcr, 6rau Selcn Sind, yir. 1901,
Observation-Disclosures, iiberfibrt, bon
100 ans iic 6eilte beeroigt weroen. So-
ter 3. s. Solcp bon Der ct. @ouls-
Stride miro Die Srauerieicr leitcn.
glu6 oie anoercn 0rei jiingeren Sim
Der @iorie, @crnbarO uno @arrD be-
iiuocn iicb bel Der @robnllttcr, mclde
oieiclbcn bebaltcn miro, bis Der @a-
ter onoere @ortc6rlngen gctrofien
BAT. Derielbc beiinoet iid infolge
DER Srag0oic in beoaucrlibem 3u-
itanoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-02
0eine (srLnn6nia nSt6in.

Sr. Charles 9reuOer, jun, Scr
Stills. .ScfrctGr oes @tpDors, mohtc
gcItcrn bcfonnt, oaB fir 8orooen
nit Wluiif am A. SuIi feine ipc5iel-
len @rloubniBidcine notbpcnoig
Iino; ebenio linO feline GrlolbniB-
Ideine fir oen Serfolif bon glooitd-
ten auf Der StroBe an oiciem Gage
not6wenoig. Scr Wlopor bat eine
oagcncinc @rloubniB an OaS @oIi0ei-
Qepnrtement ollsgeitcllt.
gcrnadldIiiocn Sie SFcm yrn&
ni6t!
SaMDtqnnrtier y0laoical Gmre"
Srnd-SGnocr.
s. s.. WergcGeun e So,
525 glorO-Gntau-Str.
COMPUTATION frei.
(Sini14-)
SdiffSfarteu
iibcr Baltimore, Bbila0clpbia ooer
gielp-yorf.
S1co. s.. 9iener & 60,
217 Ef.SaltimOre-5tr.
pQehiel, Greo:tbrieie uuo ausldn-
oiides geIo. o.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-05-16
.EPW0RTH LEAGUE
IS Is YEARS OLD
GENERAL SECRETARY TO ATTEND
oTTUMWA DISTRICT MEET.
ING JUNE 1913.

Agency, May 15.-This year of 1914
is the silver anniversary of the organ
ization of the Epworth league. 1t Is
the first time in the history of the OF
tumwa district that the General Score
tary, DR.. w. f. Sheridan has visited the
annual convention.
Today is the real anniversary, the
league having been formed May 10,
1889 in Cleveland, Ohio.
DR.. Wilbur F. Sheridan of Chicago
is the general secretary Of the Epworth
league. He is a man with message
for young folks. A man with optimism
and faith, who kindles enthusiasm and
inspires to larger service In the Mas
ter's kingdom.
Dr.. John Thompson, superintendent
of Chicago western district. One OF
Methodism's foremost preachers and
lecturers, who is extensively known on
account of his excellent work with
young people.
Rev. Peter Jacobs needs no introduce
ton to the Epworthians of Ottumwa
district. His work last October In the
sub-district rallies makes all anxious
to meet him again, and to attend his
conferences and round table talks.
There and other enthusiastic work
ers will be present at the twenty-flfth
annual convention of Ottumwa district
Epyerth league held at Agency, June
Is. II. IS.
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.FL0R|s BOY SEES
FUNERAL SHIP
WALLACE WRITES AN.
OTHER LETTER TO GRAND.
MOTHER. e

Floris, May 14.--Wanda Wallace, {
Floris boy who is serving in the navy
has been removed from the Philadel
phia naval yard to the Brooklyn yart
at New York City, and will sail fol
Mexican waters Sunday.
The following letter was received
from Wallace today written on the
Nays Young Mems Christian associa
ton:
1877 Sands ST., Borough Of Brooklyn
New York City.
Dear Grandma and Uncle
A few lines before go rack to the
ship. Have been looking for letter
from some of you, but guess it hasn't
had time to get here yet
Well, last Sunday my pal and | went
down to the battery and took a boat
over to the statue
The Montana. bearing the dead mar
ines, had just dropped anchor and we
passed close to her. Some crowd to
see her come in. In the afternoon we
went to Coney Island.
We did not get off yesterday for the
services. The presidents boat, the
"Mayflower," tied up alongside us. Saw
Admiral Dewey and Secretary Daniels
from distance. | guess there was
quite military display at the services.
Tomorrow we coal ship and next day
load on our ammunition.
I've seen ABOUT enough of New York.
Am anxious to get on the move again.
Yesterday we loaded tug with the
mail for the sailors at Mexico. There
were four big transfer trucks loaded
full of it. We will only get mail about
once a month there.
Has been raining here for a week.
Came through New Jersey coming
here Guess we will stop at Charles
ton, S. c.. for some stores.
It's about time for me to get back
50 will close.
Suppose will hear from you before
leave. My address will be the same
when I leave as it is now.
Goodbye and answer soon.
ectionately,
Wanda.
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AGENCY SCHOOLS REPORT FOR
THE SCHOOL YEAR.

Those receiving honor medals dur
Ing the year:
Room Three, Miss Clara Johnson,
teacher: Dwight Anderson, Dorna
Manning. Buryl Lynn, Ethel Gardner,
Edith Waddle, Frank Lewis.
Room Two, Miss Vinson, teacher:
Wayne Whipple, Audrey Grimes, Lou
Use Criley, Marie ellis, Harold Leen-
hauser, Clark Wheaton.
High school, Miss Warden and Mrs.
Fruehling, teachers: Roy Miller, Maud
lSkinrvin, Mamie Pickle, Mable Skin
vim. Harold Fulton, Lowell Giltner,
Chas. Enyart, Vista Mccoy, Beulah
Miller, Ina Rifle, Kenneth Miller.
Ruby Mccoy, Daniel Springer, Isal
Warren, Lena Steele, Wanda Mellow
ell, Ruth Wheaton, Warren Grimes,
Ernest Glenn, Amy Ruiz, Harold Ped
ar, Helen Beall, Florence Waddle,
Gail Jones, Lillian Lienhauser, Ohio
Rouke, Blanch McClung, Lillian Isaac
son, Ava Connolly, Floyd Nye.
Students neither absent nor tardy
for the year 1914: Areva Connolly,
Vesta Mccoy, Kenneth Miller, Beulah
Miller, Roy Miller, Amy Ruiz, Maude
Skirvin, Florence Waddle.
Students whose department has not
been below 100 per cent Areva Con-
nelly, Ruby Mccoy, Lowell Giltner
Maude Skirvin, Ruth Warner, Mamie
Pickle, Isal Warren, Beulah Miller
Vesta Mccoy, Lillian Isaacson, Lena
Steele.
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WEST POINT.

Mrs. Elizabeth Geers is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Kiener at Fort
Madison.
Walter Link, who is assistant book
keeper at the Fort Madison penitenti-
airy, is home for weeks visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Link.
Mrs. Otto Wallpaper very pleasant
ly entertained the Amity club at her
home Thursday evening. Mrs. T. j..
Lampe was awarded first honors and
Mrs. VIM. Culligan second. Refresh
ments were served and all enjoyed a
pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Culligan spent
Sunday with their sons, Alphons and
Stacy at Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurance Younk are
visiting Mrs. Younk's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. De Spain, at Fort Madi-
son.
While out hunting with rifle AL
vim Honadel came upon four young cub
wolves a short distance from his home.
While watching them the parent
wolves appeared. Mr.. Honadel shot
at the old ones but did not kill them.
Farmers all around West Point are
complaining of the holiness of the
wolves.
Mr. Doyle was in Burlington recent
ly and brought back another horse for
training He now has six horses on
the fair grounds.
Mrs Ben Vonderhaar returned Sat
urday from Burlington where she has
been having her eyes treated.
Miss Ethel Lynn has returned to
Burlington to resume her studies at
the art school.
A recital will be given by the pupils
of ST. Mary's music class Thursday
evening, May IA, at st. Aloysius hall.
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klRKvlLLE.

Mr.. Keen of Ottumwa was here Mon
day.
Mrs. Rumbaugh of Des Moines re-
turned home Tuesday after few
days visit with relatives and friends
here.
Miss Grace Wilson of near Ottumwa
visited at the home of her grandmoth-
err Mrs Margaret Ward. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Mongerson and
children, Mrs. Jonathan Parks and
daughter, Bertha, and John Parks
spent Wednesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs r. J. Sinnif near Eddyville.
Roy Citizens of Fremont spent
Thursday here.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Mongerson and
children of Monmouth, ILL.,, returned
home Thursday after weeks visit at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. Jonathan
Parks.
Mrs. VIM. Funk and daughter, Mary,
were shopping in Fremont Thursday.
john Parks and granddaughter,
Bertha Parks, spent Friday afternoon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pinegar at Chillicothe
Mrs. T. ]. Sinnif and son, Ora, Mrs.
E. A. Sinnif and son, Freddie, near
Eddyville, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Belford
and children, near Salem, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Parks and daughters, Ber
tina and Margaret, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Funk.
Stop That Cough.
DR.. Kings New Discovery will do it,
get a bottle today-a quick, safe, sure
cough and cold remedy. soc and $10O.