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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
FLOUR AND FEED

(COrrected Daily by hnOF 'Ock and Ginz,
Hydraulic Av.)
WHEAT-Paying S1.5J per bu.
OATS-Paying 52c per bu.; selling, 60c
per bu.
CoRN-Paying Toe per bu.; selling soc
per bu.
RYE-Paying S1.OO per bu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
SOUTH BEND MARKETS
POULTRY AND MEATS.

Corrected Daily by Jimmie's Market,
123 w. Jefferson Blvd
POULTRG-Paying, lie; selling 15c.
MISUNDERSTANDING 12c: selling 1jc.
NEAL-Paying he; selling De.
BEEF Roast 2jc; boiling. 12c; porter
mouse. SOC to 40c: SirlOin, 30c
HAM-Selling 1Sc
LARD-Selling 1Sc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
STOP THE CHILD'S COLDS
THEY OFTEN RESULT STsRIOUSLl

Colds. Group and WhoOping Cough
are children's ailments which need
immediate attention. The after-ef-
fects are often most serious. Don't
take the risk-yOu don't have TO. DR.
Kings New Discovery checks the
Cold sOothes the Cough, allays the
Inflammation, kills the Germs and
allows Nature 10 do her healing work.
soc. at your Druggist. Buy bottle
to-day. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
ASKS 70 RAPPOTNTNIENT.

Barry Scanlon has peuuoned the
county commissioners to he appointed
TO the loffice Of county poor attorney
at the expiration OF the term Of the
present incumbent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08

Alleging that $3.50 is due on note.
Sehon-Stephenson x Co. have brought
sult IN the superior court against the
Yale Lumber Co and others 10 coll
lect that amount.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
SEEDS.

store, lii f. Wayne ST.
TIMOTHY $3.50 to S400 per bu.
RED CLONER-SS $500 10 $1,000 per bu.
ALFALFA-S10.00 to $500 per bu.
ALSIkE CLONER-S1OOO per bu.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS TO BE
RGST TO TWO PARISHES

Members Of st. Joseph's and St
Patricks parishes will be guests of
the Catholic knights of America.
branch No. 40S. in st. Joseph's hall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
GIVES ALL TO SISTER.

The will of Henry f. Hahn has been
filed for probate. All of the property
is left to a sister, Sarah NJ Slusser or
10 her son, Eugene, if she should not
survive The Will is dated Aug %.
1908. and is signed by George Ford
and ID. b. Schafer as witnesses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08

Supt. l.. J. Montgomery viii ad-
dress the business council of the First
presbyterian sunday school at IT'S
meeting this evening at the church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
TAIInW ANn HInES

Corrected Daily by : W. Mppman, 20
y. Main ST.
TALLOW Rough, 20 to Sc: rendered,
No. 1, 4c To &C. No ., 30 TO 4c
HIDES-Green No. !, 10c 10 12c; cured
calf skin. 10c TO 15c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
ADELAID PABLO.

Adelaid PABLO, 22-monthS-Old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John PABLO,
1909 LOngley St, died at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
LIVE STOCK
Corrected Daily by Major Bros, s

IOUrreCIeu DaIIy Oy MuJOF BIOS, =.
Logan ST.
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fair To good.
5l2c to 612c; prime, 1000 TO /, 400 lbs, &c
to Sc.
HOGS -1JO lbs $3.50 To $6T5
LAAlBS-Live, Dc 10 &c; dressed, 12c to
14c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08
Chiidrcn'S Coughs - Childrcn'> Colds
Both Arc Serious

When one ot your little ones shows
symptoms OF "a approaching Cold.
give 81 Dr. Bells Pine Honey at
once DO acts quickly. and prevents
tHe COLD growing worse. Very heal
ing soothes the Lungs. loosens the
mucous strengthens the system It's
guaranteed. only -5c- at your Drug
~ Buy a bottle to-day.
Bucklcn's Aralca SalEe FOR Sores.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08

VIII deliver full bushel basket. hard
45c; sort 25c Home 500; Bell 1711
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08

Thursday. FEB. IL, will be Dollar
Day. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08

E1k ELAf i.u of reoms two large
-itsef- Modern except heat Inquire
81 n. Main a. Rent S~00
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-08

Thursday, Feb. II, wsn he Dollar
Day. Advt.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Andrews. pioneers
of Coggon, celebrated the golden an-
niversary of their marriage. "A large
number Of friends and relatives. were
in attendance at the festive occasion.
The Knoxville Express will be un-
der new management after January l.
Fred Weaver, the foreman, and his
brother. John M. Weaver, of Law
renee. Kan, have purchased the paper
In response to the appeal for aid for
the starving Belgians 1000 bushels OF
corn have been shipped from Lyon
county, and in addition to this con-
siderably more than 500 in cash has
been sent. , 80.
Millions Of tons Of ice will be cut
from the Mississippi river near Burl-
ington and large lake caused by tho
backwater from the new Keokuk dam.
The intense cold has put the ice In ex-
cellent shape. .....
James Chambers, farmer OF near
Attica, has invented and received a
patent on a traction binder. after. II
years of work 1t combines the func-
lions of a binder, header. corn chuck
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
r. corn p,naer and mower.

or, corn plnder ana mower.
Walter Danger, . Pleasant township
farmer near Eldora. killed 48-pound
timber wolf. 1t was the largest one
seen in years. Farmers Of Pleasant
township have been much annoyed by
the bowling animals the present win
ter.
A monster special train Of stock was
operated on the Anamosa branch OF
the Northwestern railway. The train
included eighty car loads of stock, en-
route to the Chicago market from sta
lions along the route Of the branch
line. -
Mrs. George Minear. the wife Of a
prominent farmer living southwest of
Vinton in addition to the large amount
of work that falls to the farmers wife,
has churned during the past year
nearly two tons Of butter. To be exact,
1875 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quest, Of Essex,
celebrated their sixtieth wedding an
niversary. They were married at An
dover. ILL.,, coming to Essex in 1875.
They are The parents Of nine children.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15

wealthiest men in this section, died o.
pneumonia. He was ~ years old. He
began the study of law in Marion. la.
Burglars broke into J. and G. s.
Underkofter's drug store at Bancroft
and stole 5000 in cash, some cigars and
liquors. They got in at side window.
Ice in the river at Cedar Rapids Is
sixteen inches thick, and the harvest
of the big crop has begun. Three hun
bred men will be given work in stor-
ing It.
The Keosauqua Independent has
been sold by Mr.. Sherman. the former
owner, to H. E. Duckworth and Paul
Roberts of that place. who will take
charge.
S. r. Shambaugh. prominent
stockman and brother Of Prof. Benja-
min F. Shambaugh Of the State uni
versity, died at his home in Clinton OF
pr 4monia.
st. Anthony's parochial school. in
West Dubuque. was completely de-
stroyed by fire OF unknown origin. The
school was operated by the Sisters OF
the HOLY Ghost.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
All living. and tnsy hav. tw.nty-slz

al living. and they have twsnty-ilx
grandchildren living.
Ben B. airing, Z travelling man.
brother-in-law of. the chief Of police
Of East st. Louis. shot and killed him.
self at Sioux City with . gun sent him
as Christmas present by the chief
of police. Dependency due to Ill
health Is given as the cause.
Quite sensation was caused at the
city hall in Cedar Rapids by the dis
covery among the possessions Of the
late Thomas d. Devendorf. formerly
city treasurer, of four city refunding
bonds dated 1889. on which interest
never had been collected.
Six head of horses. four sets Of
harness, carriage, farming imple-
ments. hay. corn. and shed and barn
were destroyed BY fire on the Mrs.
Minnie Hubar farm nine miles south
east Of Logan. The loss to the renter
is estimated from $500 to $4,000. and
owner, $500.
A large number of foxes are re-
ported to be in the vicinity Of Greene
this year. Those who have been hunt
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
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news Z! u BRIEFS ]

The Smith 4 Click hardware store
IN Iowa City suffered $4,000 fire.
Il Miss Amanda Waller, aged 65. and
Arson Bracket, aged SO. both wealthy
and prominent people of Charles City,
wore married.
The December cold weather record
Tor Dubuque was broken December rs,
when the thermometer registered 20
degrees below zero.
The eight Curtis companies Of Clin-
ton have increased their capital stock
~ $1,2OO,OO0. This brings the total
capitalization up to $4,100.O0O.
The farm buildings on the Biesineus
premises at Dubuque were destroyed
BY fire. together with stock. grain and
machinery. The loss II estimated at
$4,000, with insurance Of $500.
II A. Hoyt Of Carroll, one OF the
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
Shoe Clearing for Men
Women and Children.

1t will be economy for you to anticipate
your shoe wants for months to come, and
select shoes for the entire family now. while
these low prices are in force. Come early
before any Of the lots are sold out
Lot l. Mems Work Shoes.
also broken lines of Dress
Shoes, formerly sold as high 81 OF
as So so per pair, only......... 0IsUJ
Lot g Mems and Young Mems
Dress Shoes that regularly sell
for as high as $3.50, choice d 40
at pair, only zSfO
All Boys, Women's and Children's Shoes at
Cut Prices.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
u@nr6eiien. .glerein.n

Nlit SohOrud or6citet ein Gonitc
Oes oaurbeiicn @ereins~, inn eit
an fomnenoen Sonntog itottfin.
Oenoes Ohienroiteu Oes @creinS in
9iiOel's NliOole 9liuer 3orf 5u ei.
mem groBcn Grfol9c 5u fii6reu. Der
Serein bofft aus Dem @rllnoc ollf
einen ltorfen 9eiuG niht mr. ieiner
OlitglieOer ionoern Ocs Geuti6
t6uns I'M 9lagcmcineu oo ser &ein.
crtrog Der GcronitoItmg fir sic
gSittmen mo &oiien Oeuticber rnO
olterreidliider 9rieger beitimmt lit.
3u Der 6eitlidfeit limo aub Conen
engelaOei nn0 0os Gonite miro oa.
iiir iorgen, OoB SSeOermann ne6en
Den Sederbiien aud gut llnter6olten
miro. @d6reno Oes gon5eu 9lnG.
inittagS miro sic o&6ein- "GopcQc
con5ertiren 9totiirlib miro Elm &C.
nliitblideS Gon5den arrangirt wer.
oet ino iir Die nlGnnliHen 9eiu-
d)cr Ite6en bic &egeI6u6nen in 9c.
rciti6oft Zen Serfalif OerGintrittS-
fartcn bat OoS arrangements So.
mite ii6ernommen pelhes iih ans
Ocn folgenOen Serrcu 5ulmunleuiebt
'Sobn Souie, Goriiber, $. S.ShmiOt
G6os. Gelp, Yeter 9fobmer, G. @ii-
Oel S. O, Seie, $. 6eroa.2. air6.
beiner $. 9ntibfu, j. 9lneuo 81.
d. Sums 6rib Geber So5u @iiacr
gl Gifien6ad, 6. Ninlntelmonn, IS.
9reiten6ah, So6n Gu0ed, 8. Srim.
mcl6eiL Sobn IS. @raiier. 5. Seliit
6. g. Grter, @ Sinmelmoun unO
.&m lhomoN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
g9armnna aeaen sdlluinOelei.

Die Seier oeS u0eutidcn Core.
iponoenten4 lperOen 6ierourd Dor ei.
mem jimgcn Nlonne aemarnt Ger
9ilocr imO llbran6dngicl onf oeneu
bic 8iloniile OeS Oelltiheu lno oitcr.
reibiic6en aniierS eineeitan5t iinO,
inter Der Goripieoelung perfouit
Dab cr Oo5u pom y0eltiben Gorre.
iponoenten~ dutoriirt iei imO sic
Ghno6men Dem Ocuti1en im0 otter.
rcidiihlngariicben SiilfsfonO Ju
@utc fGmen. Ger Nlonn lit niht
pom ,,Ocitidcn Gorrciponocntcn~
oitoriiirt imO perfolft icine 9lrtifel
auf eigcne 9fc1nung. @r cricbien am
Wlittpo6 9lbenO in ser @irt6idait
BON =. Sdmid an Ser Ode bon
9roaomop iln0 S6nlnesltrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12

s. GoOO, 91r. 7O2, 9ennorIhaBe; s.
s. 6en6ageu @arrett @ebduoc; s.
DC. 9lnoerion Ger. 32l 9loro G6or
lcsiroBe; 9lorou 9cueiA, 9lr 5l9,
9loro @ooitroBe; eugene Stroll.
meDer 9}r. 1916. &omepoo0 9ipc,
unO 6. g. GoOiS, BON i. 9l0anls <
So.
Gic &leingehiuorenen iinO: 0iil.
ton s. 0nbis Scr. 10, Sit 5ouette
StroBc; gSm. g2. Coleman, 0lr.4O20,
2!opO 9(oenne; &. g. g9inocr Don
IS. G6er & Sons; SiOncp 6. 9So6l,
@reeuipring- unO @lerslic 9lpco
N}ount @oibiu0tou; S8nL 8. Bob.
ncn6ero, 9lr. 291s, 0it Baltimore.
StroBe; So6n g. @interS 9}r. 20i4
GOgepooO 9lpcuuc; 6. G.@iQmper
9tr. t70S, 9torO 9rooopou; Coos
9. N}ott6ems, 9}r. 2006, N}orDlonOs
9lpenue; G6urles g. Stod6ouien9lo
rine6anf @e60uOe; 9lia .. @arOi-
ner. it,. 9l. a, 9urm6oug6 @}oru.
louO Goiuoltp @ebGu0e; @eorge s..
Sosfell. 9lo9ers 9lpey na6e @reell
ipriua 2lpenue; G6orles @tGue6art
glr. 1876, @uilforo 9lpemie; &obnE.
Sorp, 9tr. 8. @oro @olieIraBe; $.
3. 9ofer, &orburu @lacc W|t@ni6.
inaton; 9lrt6ur &oppeluau 9lr a.
9l6ell @ebduOe; SomeS 9loomS, 0lr.
%. 9IorO SoreitroBe; 5 2 6umeS
g}r 1913. Oit 9altimoreitraBe @O.
6. @oQmon 9ir. 26, 9torO Sutton
9luenue; W. 2. N}cGurlep, 9(nericon
05e6duoe; 6ronf GDlcr, glorOweit
Gde Goaingtou 9lpenue mo @rott
Strobe; 5. S. Smith, 9fr. APO, go
6ertitroBc; @m Gien6ronOt 9ir
2i3 @eit 2erin8toniuoBc Sacob
&om, il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
OIrOlneidmorene I'M 8ndltlanis.

9lo1ucn an DER lIuterridtsihtnoe iilr
Die Strdilinge Sbcil. SieIc
9InuIp1obetcn erpeiqRaii6 ,ols
lernbeoicrisc 5@itlep iis4m6ute
Gciultotc er5ielt. 9lo i9o
0ie Nlit9lieOer Oerq @rqBeeidpo.
rencn pobnten gcitcrn 9l6epo elmer
ser an 4. Sni 1913 ciugeiii6rten
9bcno. llnterricbtsihn9en rigbi 3prbt.
6aiie bel mo ic6iccn aiRity0Gal oo.
ielbit @eb0rten ni6t nr 5llfrieOen,
ionocrn iiber Ole 6is1er cr5ielten SIC.
iultote rc6t critalmt 3u iciu gln
@itteritG6cu unO lhmieoeeilerncn
E6ilren Oor6ei ging eS IN Oen gerou.
migen llnterridtSiool in mclhen
aaobenOlic6 ltneeid1r 100 e6emoIigeu
9(nalpbo6eten Die gSeiSbet QcfiinOct
miro. 0ie S6iilcr iinO in me6rere
alalien fiir glnfdnger mo 6ortgc
ihrittene eingei6eiIt, ieOcr aloiie itebt
Gin Strofling alS &ebrer Dor. globe-
81 so @ro5ent Der Sbuler iino Gee
ger ole 2ebrcr lino ourhWeg gSeiBe.
0ie 8eiuder itellten 6rogen an
Schiller ln0 9cbrer ltno lieBcn ii6
9lrbeiten mo 56riitprobcn porlegen.
gluiiaaenO mar Die erofte S6riit
iel6it iolHer 9elte, mel6e crit felt
iiinf Wionoten an Dem llnterridte
tbeilne6mcn. Somo6l @orOein So6n
=. SeonarO nls an6 iGnlnltlide Se6.
rer paren OeS Sobes ooQ iiber oen
Giier, nit pelGem oie Snboitirten
oic @elcgen0eit wo0rne6men ans
Dem Borne Der @eis6eit, mel1c ii1
uQerOings oui Sbreibcn,
Seien mo &cbncn eritrcdt, 5u trim.
fen. SeItiamerpeiie erfldrte elmer
Der ,Snltrlftorel DAB Der Giier Der
meiBcn @efungeuen OcnI Ger gteger
nift pollig glei1fomnc. Sin Yole,
melder Dor bier Nlonoten nod niht
einmol icinen 9tumen idreiben fonn-
te mo ieBt flieBenO unO iait politon.
oig feblerlos 0iftot ibreibt na6m IN
eriter 2inie OoS Snterciie Ocr Sein-
der in glniprnd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
annGe eriduRcn.

Gon cincm @riOotoeteftu scr n9ulti.
more. imO Obio-9abn~ gpon
G6oncD ioIl 9eamteu onge0rif'
len 6o6cn. 0cteftb 6rid per-
baitct
g}o6Ocm er ange6li6 Oen %riuot-
Gcteftio gSilliam $. 5rid Der n9oI-
tiinore- lmo Sbio Giien6a6ngeiell-
ibnit," BON pelbenl er oil Scr &reii-
5ing Scr 9liOaelp- imO Stod6olms
StraBe olf einem Giien6abnwo9gon
entOedt lporOeu mar, ougcgriifen bat
tc, uirOe gciiern 9lbcno fir3 Dor 6ul6
s llbr Der l5-id6rige Gpon G6aneD
bon g1r. 1928, Scott StruBc, bon
Oem 9eamteu nieoergeidoiien @}it-
tells Der SImbulan5 OeS lpeltliden Oi-
itritts ms 0oipitol gc6ra6t, fom-
ten oie 9ler5te oaiel6it nur nod Oen
GOO Oes &na6en feifteIlen. Ger 9eiG.
nam purOe ioOann noH ser Nlorguc
iiberfii6rt 6rid uiiroe per6oitet uno
in Die weitli1e @oli5eiitation eingc-
lieicrt 100 er erfldrte, Der ana6e 6o-
be iid aui einem Der @oggons be-
funOen lmO i'm ais er bin5ufonL nit
oen 6iiBcn ms @eiicbt 9etreten. Sin
iei entiionoen, in oei-
icn Tcrloli cr ieinei 9leuoluer ge5o-
gen mo geidoiieu babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12

Scr lcbtcn N}ittpoN inn 9lltcr bon
81 Subrcu aus 0em Se6cn geibicOenc
Serr Gbilipp Sobrcp BON 9tr. 2t
Siio.Hegeiter. StraBe, miro morgen
9ladmittag aui Dem 0reicinigfeits.
Srieo6ofe beeroigt merocn. Ger Ser
itor6cnc purOc in @itt9en6orn IN
Oclti6lano geboren inO binterldBt
icine @ithpe, Sroll Youiie So6rep,
iopic 5mei Sobnc mo bier Sodter.
Gie ErolerreOe miro @aiior s. i.
Whiaer pon Ger St. Niarfla.airhe
balten. Ter SeiAcubcitatter lit Nerr
@6ilipp Seriuig
SIN 9llter uou Is Sn6ren iAieo
aeiiern Srou State NJ. Gietrib bon
gG. 1914, 9IorO-@opO.StraBe aus
Oeu Scben 0ic 9eitattng iinoet
morgcn glohmittag oili Dem 9alti-
more. SrieObofc itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
Sin 9edluOasI..


Gem 9Soli5cirihter Supplcc i'm
mttlcrcn 5totionS6otie inter Ser
9luiAuI0igrme porgefiibrt onsc6lid6
ge6cttelt 6ll bo6en er5o6ltc eeitern
Dem 90 Sabre oIte Sobn Griffin BON
@6iIoOelpbio Dem 9tiAter uuter
S6rdncn BOB cr uugercdter @ciie
feds @lonotc Iong i'm @iorplano
StoQts. g(rbeitsbouie 5uge6radDt babe,
SOB OoOurd ieinc @ciunobeit rmtcr.
gro6eu mor0en un0 CT nun lni0big
ici @ei6dftiaung 5u crlongcn gr
idgte. er babe dnl 2. 9luguit leBten
1SobreS ouf elmer 6orn 81 Clifton
Cecil GouutD. ecarbeitct. @dbreuo
cincs beitigen &cgens bo6e erin ci.
ncn @iitermoegon ShuB eeiidt mo
ici bon 9o6n. 0eteftipen per6oftet
uoroen. Grob ieiner Grfldrltne oeS
Sodocr6alts lei cr mtf iccbs Wlonate
na6 Ocnt Stoats 9lrbeitsbaus qeion0t
morOen. 9lltS Scr 9(nitoIt lei cr om
s. Sonunr entluiicu morOen mo lei
na6 Baltimore gcfonmen. @icr
babe CT Icitocm n6 uno 81 ctpos 9c.
i6ditigrn0 oil Oen gSeritcn crbolten
Ser TiMter iiberpics ibn auf oieie
@eiAihte bin oen &creinigten gSobl.
t6Gtigfeits. @eiellicboften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12

Gic Yaltimorer &roufenpflcgerin.
nen welhc nit 10 piel @eidrci 5n
Ocn 9laiirten uoh 6rontrei6 gingen
fc6ren ale 5uriid lmO iinO iro6, mic.
Der in Baltimore 5u iein Seine Der.
ielben fam o6er pcrnnloBt perOcn
i6er oie eelnabten Griabringcn 6l
er5d6len. Slae 9oltimorer mliroen
BON England no6 Dem eroBen Soipi'
tale in Eau 6ranfreiG, geianot
Tort ioa bic 3obl Der SerwlnOetcn
10 groB iein DAB nbiolut feline Dlog.
liHfeit Oorbanoen icin ioll, Oeu fiir
Die Senuilnoeten 10 not6ucnoigen
Comfort 5t erlangeu. 9isbcr linO
Orei 5iriidgefe6rt, imo Oie onOeren
limo auf Ger Seimreiie 6cgriifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
3iueite Note an Gnrrania.

gSulbington A. Nlor5
Sine 5meite glote an sic 9icgicrun8
Gorran5a's muroe bellte nod DER 8e
itern einqetroiienen 9lnimort Oeiel
ben o6eeidnOt, Gorin miro ertlari
ooB Garron5o umo Gbregon perion
lid fir sic Sic6erbeit Ger glncrifn
uer luo 9hsIdnOer in Siaot N}erfo
pcroniportlih gcmoGt mcrocu mir
0cn Die gtot6penOigfcit Oic 9uHn
ber6inouug 5piiden Staot llerito
mo Gero Gru5 mfredt 5u crbaltcn
murOe c6elioaS encr9Iid betoui.
Gorrau5o's eeitrige glntport 1otte
feline oifi5icaeu Grortculugcn 5ur
Solec ec6obt; cS rmIrOe ais giinitia
betrohict ooB Gorron5a ieinc 9lblidt
ouBertc, sen 9tuSlduoern SAut SIT
ecpo6reu. gliiS Der Nanptitaoi ielblt
moren ocitcrn fcinc gladrdliea ciu
getroiien sSni 9llgenencn bcrrlht
oic gMiidt ooB ole ylotc 0orrou5o' :
Ole fritiihe Sihtotion bcleitigt Dattc
o6er sic nod @ero Gru5 beorocrien
Srieesidiiic wiroen ocnnoh aig0t
6uriid beruict
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SacO6 qeOi ociturbcn.

SIN 9(lter bon So Sa6ren wuroe
Serr SacQb Seui Der Better ser
n9lcp Dorf Sonn Niiice" iuo6nbaft
III 9}r SO2, @eit 9lort6 9loenue,
oni Nlittpob 9IbenO i'm oSranflin
Square Solpital0 Dom Sooc obbc.
ruieu. Serr 9eoi mar III Dem Dorf
9e6oren inlo mar Dor ieh5ebn Sabreli
nod Baltimore gcfomlnen 9le6eu
ieiner @attiL 6rou Belle 9eUi bin.
terloBt CT 5wci Sobnc, @bilip imO
Su0neu 9cpi
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n9crcini9tc eangcl DUn gaIiimOre. z


&ouptquortier o@ermnnia Dl1n,
nerbor.Glubbnus, 9lr. 852, yloro'
$omaro.StraBe.
@eorg 9eiIert @rdIioent, Jlr. 215,
@eItSaratogaiiraBe.
Sobu y. Glein, Girigent, glr POL
observation-disclosures.
@eorg Sinnelbe6er, prot mo
correip. Sefretdr, Scr 419, 6orrelt'
GtroBe.
Sermann Nidlid. ShabmeIlier,
9lr, 71S, @arner-StroBc.
6rib &ofmonn, 8iudn5Ietretat.
9lr. 2tit, @eit.Proti.SiraBe
@m. .. SiIoebranot, 9ibIioibetar
glr. 2029, Sreocrid.9luenue
Sermann @r1ie, gorilber oes 0ln'
Iif.Gomite's, gtr. 1912, @eit.N'nl-
berrpsStrnBe.
,glrion.@eionoOerein
D&ornonie."
,,@erndnia.Ntdnnetho
nSrobiinn."
,Sbalio.Dl6nnerdlor.
.@1o5crt-0l1nnerdor."
,@ihenfton5.~
n@erulouia.0u 0uartett.@lnb-"
.Melooie.
,M2etQer.@eian0Dvreiii.
.@eitenO-2ieoerfran5.
|ereiniaic gIrbeiter'Sanger DoR
Baltimore.
Snuptquorticr uSuncfe &olle,
glr. 40S. g9cit.2eringtonStroBe.
ssobu gloto, &rdliocnt 9lr 2029,
9opo.StroBe.
@eorg 2s. @oeblmom, Giri9ent
g4r. 202S. 6oirmoimt- 2lDenue.
aarl Sheben, Sefrciar, glr. 3d05,
Softer glpenue
6ronf @orleste, Shoemeiitcr. 9lr.
210, Suo 6. Strobe.
~So6ioliitiihe 2ieocrioicl" Sing.
ltiin0e 0ienitog.
mglrbeitcr 01cionaberein Giniafcii"
Gpring' 's.@allc, Singituroc 6reitog
uglrbeitcr 2ieocrioIeI. 2ocuit
@oiut; Singitunoc @tiilipoh.
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anr5c staOturuiofcitcu.

Sir Oen in @oibngton.Gouutp.
ga. pcrbofteten Clifford q. Sartin
ppn 9lrlington puroen pom @onpcr
ncir geitcrn bic 9IislieitfnasS. Eo'
pierre unter5eihnct. SarfmIpofn icine
SraI pcrlailcl-
Stoots Senator @etei 4Sia0omp'
beQ eincr Der geohtetiien Dcmotro.
ten in Baltimore. Bat iid6 entldloncn,
cine gSieoernomiiotion 'DAddlitcil
@erbit on5imebmen. @r9f1atitldn
gcrc 3cit frdnfIiCh mo beu6iidtiqte,
iiA oun6 BON DER &olitif 5iriid5u.
6ictcn
3oacinnebncr Mm. =. 9apan bat
uli 9lmcihing ocS ShosomtS &c.
portcmeuts cine @arnuma ge9en bic
@eio0reu nir Shiiie am Ganamo'
fauol olsaeiouot.
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lIeberIieferte i'd ser @OIiaei.

lSn Der mittlcren @oli6eiitation CT.
ibien geitern Benjamin 2effler bon
glep. Dorf un0 lieierte iid Dem Hin-
Oe.Scrgeanten 5000 nit ser 8emer-
tlng aus, OoB er in gtcip Yorf me-
gen llntcridluglng unO pc9en Ser
loiicns ieiner 6roi uno 5mci &inOer
eemiinidt werOc. gr erfldrte iid be-
reit nod Seem gorf 6uriid gelonot
81 merocrJ unO wlroc ieltgeboItcn.
@oli6eimoricboa Garter benohric6
tiete oie giem.yorfer @oli6ei ii6er
Der Soil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12

Stolicn 6ntfeine &erban0.
lungen Nit GeiterreiH
ongercgt
&om uio %oris, n Nidri. 2ic
italieuiide 6eaicrung idcnit aroBcn
&ertb oaroui 5n leaen ooB cs 0c.
fonnt miro oaB oie 9ie1iermg noe
Der llntcrbonolungeH nit Oeiterreidl
pegeu territorialer Gonlpeniationc
angeregt nod noboriidIid 9e0itiiht
bat.
Die aeitri1e Gonitreu5 3miihei
Dem oeutiden 9oti6oiter Shirt eii
lop lmo oem @remierlniiiiicr Ca.
lauora 5otte nit 6roaen 5ii thiui
Oie 5miic6en Salau0ra m0 oeni ens
liihen 9otidoiter uno oen Niiniiier
OeS 9luspdrtigen Boron Snnninp
e6enioas erortert puroeu
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WlOrtlc truuf 2ncdiilbcr.

Die % Sabre oltc Olprtle 9aQin.
ger BON 9&r. GA, Oit9ioOIcitraBe
fam gcltcrn glbenO nab Dem ct. So.
iepbs-Soipitol mo crfldrtc, oaB lie
5mei Qlediilber Sabletten in eineln
@los gSniier auigeloit lmO Damn Ocn
,Sn6olt Oes @loie9 getumfen bo6e.
Sic moatc Oen @rlnO bieriiir niht
ougeben Gic 9ler5tc pluupteu ibr
Den 0lugcn aus, imO tic mIBtc i'm
Soipitol pcrblcibcn.
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gSapcriIdler gPSnmerd,or n

aGd,ito,'' 'eslcl Sorbereitliuaen fiir Oos
On g." >" IS oSSonntag in Ser gG6ite-Soac
lierprs,.'oa .'oantltraBc ab5u6altcuoe PHI
s9oncr;'ssIgl trof scitcrn 9(6cnO Der
ScrIonIge DlannerGor" in ieincr
On Oer r'p0l.llln9 IN 9ldermoms Soac
the. Sue pom Woue6- imo Caro-
gdcrmo.uBc %rdiioent SSo6n s.
ScfretS, lll1rte Den @oriis. uno
Nic cin', y. SoIfc OoS Yrotofoa.
Sea o's'seoaaacnen osO einloounoen uilr.
NqSer r"g!enomnien iulo Oonn eiuigc