davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
EaE RIcHMoNp vIReINIAN-sUNpAY sEPTEMRER 81 1a1s

sent to the nearest hospital for OBJ
scrvation and further treatment. In
lectfons were given twice Symptoms
OF slight degree of infection dcvel-
"ped "i.hin twentS-fou hours, but
they subsidized without operation re-
coming necessary She liz now cop,.
pletely recovered,
me young neru~he. vao is not vet
thirty. VIII be the first to regret that
the story OF her act has become known
she Is hard and conscientious WORKER
absorbed by her duties and absolutely
free from any fmpulsive tendencies
VI 'he WISH Tor publicity. her sole in
'erest In the dangerous experiment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

capitalists. among whom are mSn.s
TONED Percy Rockefeller. e. c. Cons
verse, OF the Bankers Trust Company.
and National City Bank interests. arc
now proceedinN with the acquisition.
of the properties that are to be put
into the new combination
AS preliminary step this syndicate,
which IL headed by William A. Read q
Co.. had acquired the Cambria Steel
Company. one of the largest independ-t
ent steel companies in the United
States The purchase price Is under-
stood TO have been about $1s.O00,OOO.
and payment will he made In cash, =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

| bacilli. She had become convinced OF
the efficacy OF injections with quinina
and hydro Horde and had conclnoed
that the experiments on small animals
had given all the results or which
they were capable and that the Tune
had come for an experiment on nor
NAL body, but no one from the battie~
field. fatigued and wounded aud pos
sbly infected by other bacilh,
Risked Her Own Life.
We'll aware that her plan would
he prevented IL II became known, she
determined. without word to anyone,
10 risk her own life I'm an attempt
to demonstrate the efficacy OF the
treatment. which she was convinced
would cure the victims of this dreaded
disease.
Her nrenarations deliberately and
completely made, she waited until she
was about To leave for holiday so
that her absence would not disturb the
work in the laboratory She chose the
deafIicst strain of baCIlli i'm the labora
tory, obtained from the latest fatal
ease, OF " hich two drops Of culture SUI
feed TO kin guinea pig Then she
luoculated herself in manner most
certain to produce the disease IN ant
mails injecting fifty times the amount
used to Kill guinea pig, making one
injection deep into the muscles or her
thigh the other just beneath the skin,
Two hours later she quietly came to
the laboratory and asked 10 be treated
in the same manner as animals under
experiment.
The CONSERVATION caused by her an
nouncement among the medical stan
may he easily realized. Gangrene is
so rare in civil life that IT is practically
negligible. but since the war the dra-
matte rapidly of its effects made 1t
more dreaded than any other form of
disease. even tetaneus. which the war
has produced.
incubation WAS made and she was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
TRAVELLERS All WILL
NAVE BOOTH At FAIR
Usual Hospitality and Comfort VIII
Be Dispensed 10 Visitors at
Great show.

As usual the Travellers Aid Society
Will maintain a booth at the state Fall
grounds this year. from which hospi-
tally and comfort will be dispensed
10 v.rltors AT the fair.
For several years the Travellers AID
has stood for protection on the fail
grounds az well as AT the railway sta
finrs. ard many confused and weary
people have found the Travellers Aid
booth a haven OF rest" where wo-
men WITH love Of service gladly meet
sisr problems that arise to the stranger
nnaesnss nned 10 the crowds. and II
ST l5fe Boarding house directory
:s-aa eauipme nts for caring for the
xse'< a res; room and check stand are
fFatGres Of this booth. which have
been much used IN previous years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
HINTS AND CUSTOMS
Of FINNISH FOLK
4hare with Slavs Love For Drink. But
Love Much to Attend
Church.
ARE PRovERBrAILY HONEST
some OF Their Supcrstitions Have Sc
rious Rcsulfs-Thes Are Russia's
Fishermen and Hunters. and Game
Abounds in All North Russia.

washing ton. n. G.. Sept. 25.--''The
Firms. traces of whose almost unre-
corded way are to be found today from
the Balkan peninsula to present Fin
land, have PLAYED no incensiderable
mart IN the development Of Great Rus
Sia," says the latest bulletin issued by
the National Geographic Society. In
Russia proper the Firms predominant
In the lake region OF the north. the
Lake District. where forests replace
farm and pasture land. and where the
chief means fo- livelihood are hunting
and fishing, The whole OF this Coun-
try, likely. was once occupied. by the
IApps. whom the Firms drove north
ward. The Firms, In turn. were press
ed backward by the Slavs, but they
left many thousands Of strac1lers be-
hind, and strong strain of Finnish
blood runs In the veins OF MusCovv.
The Russian Gar rules over some
millions Of Firms in Russia proper, a
people disting ,.shed for their honesty
and stubbornness. all Of them plain
OF feature, with light hair. often as
white as prepared f!a% with promi-
ncnt check bones broad far noses
wide nosiyi1s. fat foreheads and point
ed chins. This general type has been
largely varied by intermarriage be-
N0' 60 VIC
s @ G. - -. -.
lite, the Firms say Of themselves, and
their Russian nefghbors bear witness
also 10 their quality Of being head
strong in the prpverb. Once light a
ffre among Firms, and il will burn
throughout eternity
Proyerbially Honest
THE Finn Is the most highly priced
servant In Russia, because, in sharp
est contrast with the Russian peas
ant. he will no. steal In Finland. or
smong Firms. the Russians say. II is
never necessa-v to make use OF Il
lock and key. The Russian and the
Finn display the same love for getting
drunk and for going TO church. The
peasants OF both races are admirably
regular in their pursuit Of these pleas
urea moreover, the RIM and the
RuaSsan are alike superstitious- The
head Of the newborn child Ia thrust
into the open door OF the stove In
order that Its famiiys hearth spirit
may become acquainted with IL. NOW
and again this Introduction mas been
fatal to the baby The Firms also be-
Here that the dead member OF the
family fingers in the household forty
days before taking It's final departure,
..The Finn thoroughlv entnys bath
ing and shares with the Jananese the
custom Of both sexes bathing together
Firms predominant in the country
north OF the Duna. or nvina River.
which the Germans are now attack
fng. Here they are axriculturalists
Farther north they are Rnssta,s fish,
ermen. trappers and hunters They
catch forty OF more kinds OF FISH in
The Lake District the best of which
they send to the big markets TO the
soufh. Their own diet consists aImos,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
lust LikePariis
Models

are these Tailored Suits
for women (36 to A bust)
and misses {16 to 20
years..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
Smart Dancing Frocks

of good quality silk taffeta, in dain-
ty shades of light blue, pink and
hello; neatly finished with small
ornaments, or fancy" of some
kind; wide draped or plain skirts
$3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

San Franxico, Sept 25.--Captain
Won Papen. the military attache of the
German embassy at Washington. and
Prince Won HatZfeldt. counselor for the
German embassy. arrived here today
on a vacation trip. Both declined 20
talk, except to say that they were en-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
Separate Coats for Street

Several styles that are very mob
by! Poplin, kittenear and mix
lures; black and popular shades.
Half lined or lined throughout; col
lars that may be worn high or low.
$15.00-all sizes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
Attractive Lace Blouses

Dressy Blouses in several styles
that are both smart and new. White
or flesh color, with long or three
quarter sleeves; satin ribbon or
small ornament trimmings. Spe-
cial value at $3.08.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

New York, Sept. 25.--William Y.
Corey, former president OF the Steel
Trust from 1903 to 1911. is to return
to the steel business as the head of a
steel combination now being formed
TO rival the Bethlehem Steel Corpora
ton. according to a banking authority.
A syndicate Of prominent New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

having been Its value an test OF the
efficacy Of a certain form OF treatment.
She defended her actions by saying
that experiments with new microbes
were just as necessary as experiments
with new model aeropIanes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

,oyins . sightseeing tour across tho
continent.
Captain Won Papen, when asked
how long they would be in San Fran
cisco, replied. Until we Leave"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26

OPENINGS are merely lines of demarcation
that divide one season from another. Arrivals of
newer merchandise must follow them at close in
tervals to keep the store interesting every day. It
is our purpose to show something new every time
you visit the SHOPPING CENTER"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-26
Files Sont
Revenu

During Fall Fashion
Week. a great many peo-
pie, after viewing our ex-
hibits of Women's and
Misses Suits. were heard
to say they wished to see
the exhibits elsewhere. A
few hours later these visi-
tors "came back"
Why did they come
back!
The fact is significant,
for therein lies the an
swer:
We have gotten together
the greatest VALUES
we've yet shown!
The garments, them
selves, seem a bit SMART
Err!
And there's such VA
RIETY such complete
assortments of styles, ma
terials, colors, sizes!
Is there and wonder,
then, that "elles sont
reyenu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17

ql0Onnentcn, bic ben o9cnliMen G0rrcs
ipOnnenicn" uibt piiHtilidl Ooer unrcacI'
ulapIn erballen, inb gebelelb ber Office
oouon per Selcpbon oocr idriiiIid Wit
tbeilune 81 Naden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17

Nns Q0etter.

Sir MarplanO mo 0en Diitrift
Columbia belite flar uno noroweit.
libc @iuoc.
Gas g8etter mar geitern 5luor trii-
bc, aber troden imo crfriibeno. Der
bobitc S6ermometeritano betrng 46
@raO nm 6 ll6r Morgens uno ser
nieorigite Al @rao Inn Z llbr
gl6enOs.
Die gr0Bte Sdncaigfeit ocS @in.
0cS mar 26 Mcilen pro StunOe bonn
gtoroen.
Der 5eii9tigfeitsgebolt Der Suit
mar 63 Ero5cnt Inn s llbr Ylorgens
mo 66 Bro5ent nm s llbr 9lbenOs.
s5n ocn anoeren @etter.9eobab.
tlmgS-Stotionen oes 2anoes iuuroen
bic iolgcnoen nieorigiten Sempera-
tlircn pcr5eihnet:
gltlontic GitD Al, @ismard A,
Bolton 46, Buffalo 80, G6arleiton
So. Chicago 26. Glcpelano 80, Gem
Der 26, Detroit 30, 0ulllt6 10, @ait-
port 40, @oIpeiton SO, Green Ban
"a. 6otteros Sc, Sopre 6, Selcnn
"A, Sadionoiae GO, aanias Gitp 30,
anoroiae "a, 2ouisOiae "a, Mar-
qiettc i6, @eupbis "a. @3ohtgomerp
AZ, N1ontrcal "a, gtontudet AZ, Seem
Orleans AS, Rep 9orf AZ, Sflabo-
ma "a. BbilaOelpbia Al, Fitts6ure5
80, @ortlano, DE, 36, @ortlanO,
Orc, AZ, Quebec 2S, 9ialeigb as,
Salt 2afe GitD 80, San Sroncisco
so. ct. 2ouis 80, Scranton 36,
Sbrcoeport 40, Spofane 80, Spra-
cuic 80, Tampa 60, gaibington "A,
QSimlipeg "A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
MlnFfaliide Solisiiten bcuSt6iat.

&oIBcibc90roc beiiirlUortct Die @riin-
1gMlBg elmer @oli5iiten-@luiitto'
peae SIT eegeu Die 9lb6oItung
oe ooiP 9oli5ei-9aieb .Spieleu mo
8cBtn sen @erfouf bon Sidets
lloiisii isiie5ysSa Der @oliaeibeomteH-
@oli5iIten Oiirfen in 3ufllnft nidt
mebr sen gerihleiB bon Eidets fir
8ergniiglmgen ooer ionitige @eran-
Italtungen ii6erne6men. Gieier neile
9efebl Der @oIi5eibeboroe oiirite 5ur
6olge 6aben, OaB in oieier Saiion
fein Observation-Disclosures itnttfin.
oen miro. Sm lebten Sabre betrug
Scr finan5ieae 9}eingeipinn oieies
Spicles $4,000, peIder 9ctrag oetn
GeniionsfonO 5uiloB. @s lit icbr
leiht mogli9, oaB Ole @oli5iiten ill-
ter iih cine W}uiiffapele orgauiIiren
peroen.
Sic Boli6ci. GomniIi1re Clarendon
3. &. @oulo mo Sfidter 9&ilcs be-
iiirmorten ooB oieies Sobr wieOer
Elm goieboa-Spiel BON ben EoIi5ei-
beamtcn obge6alten miro, icOo6 Grd-
iiocnt Gouiel s. 9lmmioon lit gan5
cnti6ieOct ongegen, oaB 3idetS bon
Seiten Der Ger @oli5iiten fir oieies
Spiel Derfalift weroen. @r glaubt,
ooB i'm Safe Semano eriu6t miro,
etpns bon cinem Goli5iitcn 5u fai-
fen, fd einigcrmoBcn perpilidtet
fiibIt, Dem @oli5iiieu einen @efaaen
81 cripeiicn. Sn philadelphia iin0
Die @oli5ei 9aiebol.Spiele abge.
idoiit poroen, Inn oen iiblen Gidet.
Serfolf ieitcns @oIi5iiten 5u uermei.
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
gSerfe6rsit6rnna.

9eim @in6iegen BON ser 6ranflin.
in Die Sowuro.strabe iprong geItrrn
Morgen fur5 Dor 8 llbr ein StraBeu-
bo6npoggon Ser oSigblanOtoun'Si
9inie" ans Sen Shieuen lmo rannte
aeacn einen in euteeoen9eetter Rid.
tung fa6renoen @aggou Der gleidcl
9inie. YeiOe purOeu nidt iIner6eb-
lidj beihdoiet, ie0od beianoen iidj
feline Haiiaoiere inn Snnern. Ger Ser
fcbr mar fir cine &icrtelihnoc 6lo-
dirt mas iid bel DER grobcu Wlenae
ser 5ir 9Irbeit Gilen0en rebt rnoH'
geuc5m bemcrf6ar moGte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17

woD gegeu Elm Nlonatsge6alt bon
$50 81 iibernebmen o6gelebut umO
bat ibre i6nmtlibcn Gerbinormgen
NIT Der San56oae abgeidnitteu.
Srau @uicott miro 0os Sdrei6en
bon SRI. Sauap ocm lau56oucu-
Gonlite bel ieiner ndditcn Situug
lrter6reiten.
Salihe @tooBe unO sc.
10 dte ser iii ort.
Inter ser 9(iflidt bon Orci SSn,
ipcftoren ocs Staot @ontrolclrs-
Gcpartements, CHARLES s. Sil0ers
ion, Sol. S. 9ono6on umO s. 9Dndl,
lpuroen geItern oie i'm Iebteu Sabre
confis5irten faliden WlaaBe lmO @e-
pidte in ocn Scien Ser @e6riioer
9eDering, 0lr. 2OS, Sug6esfraBe,
oer6rannt unO eingeidmol5en. Gas
ii6rig ge6lie6ene MetoQ muroe an
Die Sreoerid Sron SO. fir $5.40 Oer-
fauft.
@irO oos groBtc 9 6wimm.
6o0.
SefrctGr E6os. Nl.9coOcnfoff bon
ser itGotii6en 1rei6oo Gomniiiion
fiiuOigte gelerr gIadmittog an, OoB
Oos S6mimmboo, oos i'm Clifton
9arf ongelegt miro, oos groBte in
Den Ser. Stoaten mer0cn miro. @s
er6alt cine 9Gnge BON 600 SUB uno
cine greite BON 500 SUB, 10 OoB in
oemiel6en 5pii6en 600 un0 700 @er-
ionen 6aoen fonnen. Dit Oen Dor.
or6eitcn muroe bereits 6e9ohnen,
Oos @oO miro ober nibt fir Oen
@ebrouG in oieiem CONNER fertig-
geItelt lper0en fonnen. Gos
Sdwimm6oo inn @otterion Harf,
peldes bis6er Oos oroBtc inn 2onOe
mar, lit fir 500 @erionen eingerid-
tet.
Iemonitrotion oes Yul-
m otors.
@crtreter ser 5irmo, melde Oie
9ulmotors 5ur @ieOerbele6ing bon
4erionen, melde bon @os ii6erudl-
tigt muroen ooer melbe Dem Grtrin-
flmgstooc no6e iino, in 0ieiem San-
oe oerfauft, gobcn qcitcrn Dor oen
NlitgIieOern Der 9ii0get-9eborOe ei-
ne Concentration Oes 9(pparats, Oa
oie 9(6iidt 6eite6t, oerortige 9lppo-
rate fir Ole beridieoenen @oli5eilta-
tionet, Der Staot on5uiHaffen. Or.
@aleMttnf scr 9lr5t Oes 8eiier.Gepar-
temeiIts. ipo6nte ser Qemonitration
bel alib iprad iidb ie6r 81 @utiten
OeS 9lppurates aus, ben er ibon ieit
IGnaaFer 3eit 6anO6abt, oa oas
GSeuer Gepartemcnt i'm Seiib zines
iol6en lit. Ger YuImotor lit cine
oeittide @rfinOung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
g8 a ib ingt t 0 Il
bnrtirt.


N2it Ser @rlaubniB oe9 occr
Duncan in EoiuIon erblellen@ n@hriiilI'
oic orei Eo6ter Der 6raH @olllolr
@uBlnon bon Scr. SOY. IN lesie
StroBe, Sio6lonotolpn, OIe l'TS TSat6'r
sumitag Our6 Grinfen Dol, DO ,aeiapaI
IGitrc 0os 2e6en na6nt oel' 1hpcl''
i6rer Mutter, noHocnl olc u, IN Sot
Der 8eritor6enen, 6rall r, % gray
greOe BON 9tr. 900, Solllpri Gino'
ii6 gepeigert bate, Die D'S Sorcli w
ibre W2lttter ieben, ooer u'' p.acn. ~
eroiglng t6eilne6men 81 IL. in 0'p'
9eidnam 6efinoct iid illli' s,on .g9lp',
SoltIe O1r. $500, gonIo' 'rSyn6re aIlsS
mo Sic orci aiuoer, Die ~ ,,pSniic alIy
N2arp, Die t8 Sabre alfe I'm Ian bel e'
sic 16 Sabre Sophie Slib" SOltgf'''
ncn 0nfel po6nen. 5ran s'.p Sa'p'.i
crfldrte geItern, Dab lId ,.',faaes, ~
tier ni6t infolge oes l',,, .sc,, ucrlos..
Dem ibr 02oun Ous seOt" Srci G5Ss
oersiftcte, ionoern oaB O'v .r Nss &
ter ser @rtlno oo5u pars'r'ii '''
Dem Eooe oes @aters De' .,no fall'S'
Orei aOdter Ous Sous l,,' l','' iic p9'
nibt mebr 8uriid, trosDs" .so, iplirS,'.'',l
i6rcr 05utter Ourllm geDeie'i' i6re slllp
Sic beIubten nidt eilllllu'
ter nls nieielhe front IpqI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
3wci SnIn1en Oes Staats.gIr6eit5.
hanies entlprnnaen.

sod 2cpD uno Soiep6 6iBgerolo,
5pei Sniaiien 0es toats.2lrbeitsbaii-
les. iino in Der 93adt bon Sonntng
auf N1ontog ousqe6ro1en. Gie @oli-
sci 1T ougen6lidli6 bemii6t, Oie bei-
ocn Str1flinge, bon oenen Der einc
nod Elm Sa6r, ser anoerc nod 8uei
Sabre bon ibrer 5trafc 5ii Der6iiBen
1ottcr, micoer 6intcr S6loB ino 9iie.
gel 3u 6ringcn. gs lit oorldufig
nod nidt fcitaeiteat woroeu, ali
pclhe @eiie ii4 sic beioen @efangc.
nen 0ie Shliiiiel 81 Der 9lusgangs-
t6ur 0eridafien fonuten. Gie Beam
ten ocs Staats- -glrbeits6mies iin0
Der glniiht, oaB 9eoD Der ais gars
bier in Der 9lnitolt tdtig mar ino in
folge Geiien einige 8orrehte genoB,
in einem un6epabten gluaenblid ben
SAliiiielbrno an iih nobm, Oen ein
g9dhter an eiuem glogel i'm groBen
8lur Der 9lnitolt auf5u6dngen pfleg.
tc. Sb ocn @d9tcr cine S6ulO
trifit ioa cine eingeleitetc llnteril-
dung ieititeQcn
Sopeit es bis6er ser 4oli3ei &c.
lang, Die Spur Der beiOcu 6lii6tliuge
5u periolgen, loiten iie iih, nahOem
iie nnerfolmt Baltimore erreidt bat.
ten elm Billet oui Der n@eitlihel
W1arplanos9ubn" no1 SigbiieIo,
@a. Bon bort a6 ieblt ieoe weitere
Spur.
gl0Dnnentcn, bic 0cn :, ,9cmiIMen G0rrcs
fnnffneufeuH uirhf niiufflfdl nOcr uurrorl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
variOnD.
nglriun". UgIriOn":
Wiasfenball-
WlittiuOd, ben II. Se6rnar.
2e9mann's Sale.
(Se6rS, 11,14,t5,1O
gNns Sic Miitc i'm ..snInren

@aS bic Site i'm uSOlace"
berbor6rinet, lit Die Sorsfolt in ie-
Dem Sto0ilm 0eS 9rauenS. Die
9luspobl oes feiniten WlaI0es mo
beiteu Sopfens 1T MIR oie @rluO.
beOinglng. Sic iinO sic 9aiis Ger
Site, n6er i'm 9rauen ielbit, i'm
@dbren, 9t6lagern in0 6loi6enfiil-
len peroen ollie Wiittel ongeiponot,
Inn Elm Bier bon 5einbeit berbor6li-
brinoen. aiite $1.00. 6reo. @oliern-
ihnIiot'S n9lmcrican greperD,~ Sar-
ior69lpc. Wlommeut- lmo Sillen-
ctr. Eel. 6. & q. @2t. @ernon 1868.
(Sb17) (gln6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
Bot nadl Guroua.

@iittpod, II. Sebruar, ipe5iea 8a
ooreiiiren. nod 0eutiAlano, Deter.
reid .llngorn ino 9fuBIano per 0pfr.
n&eaie Glob~. 1
6reitog. 10. 5ebruor, MIR nod
Geutihlano unO 2ugemburg, per
0pfr. n9lcp glmitcrOam".
5rcitog. 19. 6ebruor, MIR na9
Gclterreids sllngarn uno Der Eiirfei
per 9pfr. uQuco o'9(oitn1.
Sn allen 56llen ihliebt bic %oit
i'm Sauptpoitomt 10 llbr gGbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17

llnterbaltnngs-g9egiUeiI
,glnbiiDrinm" " g8omans Q9oD".
,,GDlDninl"-. EamdQeo @ooos"
,,0urD' '6"=y @umpO".
,,WageiD"- 6renb Ulo0cus"
yNlarDlnnb"- MeiiD'5 sAu Star" s&auocbue
irO lSaii0cihil0cr
,NlnHf2lfnocme" can Carlo Grobe Cper
@ecNibat" IN iolgcnoem Repertoire.
Wliiimoms s,gdiiHee ...............1fn 1fnnit"
Wdiiipo9 glbeno. .a 0aoaueria" Il. p8aglacd~
Srcitag .....................gN Nlasiens Pau"
Snmlld9'Nlnilnce ~Gr5dbluHlen bon 0oimnn"
GamliaQ Nhcno o................,N LroDaiore"
6lniicbutee Hcn6ooDs sYieciinl 6reiing, ben
10. Ncbru0r, 4 llbr Jld6miiiags.
,,Ariun" p Wdiimob, oen n. fScbruar, aros
ber lRdsfcnhan IN gecbmdnna Sale.
NE SOng'e Qanc", 9ncniis9oint Wloning,
ben ]. Ulut5, aroBcr Wlasfenbnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
glntu.0ie6 Sinafsit,

Sltluull VulC llllDl NlN 40
in @bilooclpbio lmo 0e'''
OoIlelbe fir $3.50 in %0'l'' am
W30. - g8uroe beiu Se''''
cincs 8uoes in gultinloF' =.
baftct. - g3egcr bon St'q"'' n.
ioll iilbcrne 2offel gcitO7l'' IN n
ben. M&%y
Sbnell gefaBt porOer II Vs o,sar
Sabre oIte Stemart @ale bon %sS SesnS
ocIpbio, mel6er am Nlonta9 . 'ran
in ser Quaferltaot ein Dor s' N
Sotel ItebenOes 6orO-glutoTlOu.sns iii
ItobIen botte. @ole bat berel's eH..rl
ooIIItdn0iqes @eItanoniB aOsG 'T,eb
lnO miro in ser mittleren FS S,SiIo
ltation fir Oie 9e6oroen BON ~ 'Ss
oeIpbia feItgeboIten. Gr iaqiS aIla
er in Der 9roao StroBe Ol' raa
ldinc beItieg ilno Die GaQrlo o,artg
@aI6ington, 0.G., ontrot. 81 =, 0s
coIt, WSo., pIuete Elm SfciIsn ,rIlr
9lutos. 0a er ni6t ipeiter lU" ;Aru
fommtc, 0erfoufte er Sen st'I''%sI ID
gen aell''I fir r'Ssr ben gctroa bon $40.
Der 8piI6enoeit botten Die 9ty ", et
bon @biIooelpbio Die %olldel ~, :" 81
ton eriuGt, uuf @oIe 5ii tapnp'" ds
Clifton muroe in grfdprn,,''S .inet
bradt, oaB @oIe in gaort1eall I. he BE-
8ug, ser nod Baltimore l~m m~,,rr
itiegen bottc. Eelegrapbiid) ssnas '"'
Die Golioci bon Baltimore IN "a Sl
ridtigt, un0 oie Solge ipar' wv nhO
@ebeimpoIi5iiten Sobn Srus s.6ofe
2awrence aing ocn Gale pe'yl e. uct
ten, ais oerIelbe Oen gaDrg0o9 .li,e
lieB. Sci Dem 8erbor Dor *s S,s e
ri6ter Supplee iugte @ale' VC'6ilp'
gbouffellr bon @eruf lei. 5" f5OO0
oeIpbia gdbe es ailr 3eit emu Sorou
Gbouffeure, 10 OoB gar lll@' .,,,a 81
su 0enfcn iparc, @ciaaftisl4,,9l y Sc
crbolten. @r beobiidtigte' ..,S M ~
8itnoesmarine ein5utreten Nv, 'r ~
Oiciem 8pede nad @al0lIlg7s,' u8i
reiicn. 0o or Oas 6uDraelSS Su ' a.
bottc, babe cr Oas glutoIl'OD
itoblen. ,n6er'
SO m geb6ren Bic
neu 26ffel2 .ocs6a
Inter Dem gcroadt, a''S ", Dp
feds iilberne a0ffeI geTtODlrrs cespS
ben miro Ger gaeeer SOlepqi tlred
bon 9Ri6mono, @n., in Der IVA os get
9SoIi5eiItation fir Elm ipeIie,. ,'ou sell
Dor feItgeboIten. gr wnrOe Sone
@cbeinpoli0ilten Dunn i'''y ic gu
per6oftct, ais er oeriu6te' ~ st5 f
fel, welcbe einen @ertb Dol. .,r,folfc
prdIcntircn, fir 95 Gents Oe'''
mollte. 4raas
g a 6 SO oibington Il
portirt. sdd,
Ger II Sabre olte gSorn'pg'e eat
Iepl unO ser % Sabre oli' pa
Sodlep bon @oIbington y. ..,' a0o'
DE bon Sen @ebeimpolidllle,%t ,ter Dell
Soeon unO 98m. Seuftns ongel
@erOo6t berboftet wnroe'1 .,,hr iI'
Ii6 cine aolOene Goi@enll7S 7Slobea
@ertbe bon $40 geitoblel' o.
iin0 eeItern BON elem 'o6ae9'p
Iten Der 8unoesbollptitaoi
iporOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
gcrlcttcn Sic gabiaatiOmS- 0cIetC

9llf @riuben Der Gommilidre fir
Sdiifa6rt bat Der 8oIleinnebmer fol.
genoe @eloitrafeu peeen @ereebens
gegen Die 9}ooigations.@eiese oer.
bdngt
Motorboot oes SGooners ,girsi-
MIA Carroll. Charles .. Mar6ont
bon SarmouD giaoge, ga, 500;
Sdaluppe D9ht6 u. G6omaS", @.
Z. Gbomas BON GeaPs Sslano, @o4
5000;
Sdaluppe .@eueOa MnD", @m.
S. 6oriemon bon Neona, 0ao,
5000;
Sbalnppc ,.Giicr @.," Soiea 6.
@ebiier bon CealS Sslono, Mo,
5000;
rMargaret 9ltfinion~, nE6e Bat
tern @arf 9umber Corporation" bon
9lorioIf @a., 500