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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
Largest Cities.

The names of the cities of SOC. 900
population and more follow in their
order. Cities of 100000 or over
London, New York, Paris, Chicago,
Tokyo, Berlin, Vienna, Petrograd, Can
ton, Picking, Philadelphia, Moscow,
Buenos Aires, Constantinople, Osaka,
Shanghai, Tientsin, Glasgow. Cities of
100000 or over = Calcutta. BOMBAY
Hamburg, Rio de Janeiro, Warsaw.
Liverpool, Budapest, Manchester. Bar
celona, st. Louis, Boston. Cairo. Brus.
sells, Bangkok, Prague. Munich. Mel
bourne, Leipzig, Naples, Cleveland.
Baltimore, Amsterdam, Dresden, Mad
rid, Sydney, Pittsburg, Birmingham
(England), Marseilles, Cologne. Bres.
lau, Madras, Lyons
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
"YANk -ES HAD SOMETHING TO
DO WITH IT."

In speaking of the exile of herself
and husband after the civil war La
Sale Corbell Pickett gives the follow
ing interesting paragraph:
AT the wedding breakfast given for
General Magruder's niece at the man
sion of the governor general of Cana
da the governor asked my soldier to
what he attributed the failure of the
Confederates at Gettysburg. With a
twinkle in his eyes he replied:
"'Well, I think the Yankees had a
little something to do with it,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
WEST BRATTLEBORO
Picnic at Harris Homestead.

At the picnic at the Harris home
stead yesterday about 80 were present
IN the morning and in the evening about
90 more assembled. The rain in the
morning kept many away. The croquet
grounds were in use most of the day,
and there was card playing. In the af-
ternoon ball game was played. Ice
cream and lemonade were furnished on
the grounds and picnic dinner and
supper were enjoyed. Music FOR dane
ing was furnished by Mrs. William
Fisher, organ, Ed. Johnson, violin, and
W. A. Harris prompted. Dancing lasted
until / clock
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06


or milk IN double boiler. Beat the
yolks OF two eggs slightly and mix
with two tablespoonful of sugar and
pinch of salt. Add the scalded milk
gradually to the egg mixture and cook
over hot water until thick. Now add
one and one-fourth tablespoonfuls of
sranulated gelatin soaked in four TIA
blespoonfuls Of water Strain and add
the whites of two eggs, beaten stiff.
Set into cold water and stir until it be-
gins to thicken, then add a half pint
OF cream whipped, three tablespoon.
fuls of powdered sugar and a table
spoonful OF vanilla. Line a mold or
boWl with strips of sponge cake or
lady fingers and fill with the mixture.
emil and serve when firm.
Banana Cream.-Slice three ripe ba-
nanas, press through a sieve, add a
small box of crushed Strawberries. re-
serving part Of the juice; beat to-
gether lightly and set on ice to cool.
Serve in glass cups with sweetened
whipped cream to which has been add
ed the reserved strawberry Juice.
Serve very cold.
Maple Pudding.-Mix together a
cupfuI and quarter of maple strip,
tablespoonful of sugar, four beaten
yolks of eggs and cook in a double
boiler until smooth. Soak two table
spoonfuls of gelatin in two tablespoon
fuis OF water, add to the cooked mix
ture. when cool, with the beaten
whites of the eggs, beaten stiff, and
pint OF cream whipped Put into a
mold and pack in ice to harden.
whipped Cream Dessert.-Whip
pint OF cream, add cupful and half
OF cream cheese, a cupfuI OF walnut
meats, cupful of dates and serve in
sherbet cups with maraschino cherry
on top of each cup. A pinch of salt
will be an addition.
Baked apples with almonds and
whipped cream, we'll sweetened. is
another dainty and solesome des-
sert
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
LONG TRIP FOR E. F. BROOKS.
Oldest Active Railroad Employe Starts
for California.

Edwin F. Brooks of Gardner. Mass
formerly station agent in Brattleboro'
me oldest active railroad emplove in
the United States, who observed his
sd birthday June s, left Gardner
Saturday night for three months !,
trip to California. The itinerary If
his trip will include stopovers at Nj
agara Falls, Chicago, St. Paul. Seattle
San Francisco on the outward Journey
and Los Angeles, San Diego and Den
Yer on the return.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
EAT ALFALFA AND BE HAPPY.
Cures the Blues and Indigestion, Says
Chicago Doctor.

CHICAGO, July 6-When q man Of
science calls it Medicago Saliva he
suggests at once something mysterious.
1t comes not at all hard of belief to
the lay mind that such a formidably
named substance might well nigh work
a miracle with the inner man.
DR.. Alexander Blackwood, who adj
dressed the Bureau of Materia NIedica,
in session jointly with the American
Institute Of Homeopathy at Hotel
Sherman, aseribed these striking prop
critics to medicago sativa':
1t cures the blues.
1t cures indigestion.
1t makes one happy and keeps the
mind alert.
Getting down to brass tacks, "med-
icago saliva is nothing more than al
falfa-the common garden variety of
alfalfa.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

1t should contribute materially to the
negro further advancement Not the
least interesting aspect of the exposi-
ton is that it is held in a former
slave state and is made the occasion
of a proclamation by Southern born
President calling public notice to its
earnest purpose.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

SNo POORER THAN HER SOUTH"
LaSalle Corbell Pickett, who comes
to our Chautauqua with her great lee
ture, friends Of Yesterday" Is a re-
markable woman in many ways, and
certain it is that no one in Washing
ton is better loved than she.
When her husband, General George
Il. Pickett, died she was left penniless
by reason of the fraud on the part of
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
TO SuRScRIRERs

1t is the aim Of the management to
secure efficient service in the delivery
OF the paper each night, and it solicits
the cooperation of subscribers to that
end. Prompt reports should be given of
each failure to receive the paper on the
morning following the omission, in per-
son, by telephone or postal card, thus
enabling the cause of the error to be
promptly and accurately discovered and
the proper remedy Immediately applied.
1t is only by this method that the pub
Usher can secure the desired service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
TO ADVERTISERS,

Transient advertising-Ru Of paper
80 cents an inch for first insertion; 25
cents an inch for each subsequent inser-
tloa. Limited space on first page at
Space rates on application
Classified advertisements - Five cents
q line first insertion with so per cent
discount for each subsequent insertion
without change of copy.
Reading Notices-Ten cents per line
frst insertion with so per cent discount
change of copy
Position 10 per cent extra.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

The national negro exposition which
opened at Richmond, Va, yesterday
and for which Congress appropriated a
fund of sos, ZOO, will attract peculiar
attention. Organized to commemorate
negro progress in half-century and
designed to show the Industrial de-
velopment of the race under freedom.
it will be unique among expositions.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
ASK YOUR NEIGHBoR.

So many thousands of women have
been restored to health by Lydia E.
Pinkham s Vegetable Compound that
there is hardly a neighborhood in
any city, town or hamlet in this coun-
try wherein some woman has not found
health in this good old-fashioned root
and herb remedy If you are suffering
from some womanly i'll, why don t you
try it?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

Buncombe county, North Carolina,
famous for adding Il word to our Ian
guage because of the thread-eagle pro-
pcnsities of former Congressman, is
redeeming its reputation by spending
more than half a million for roads
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
WATCHED MONITOR AND MER-
RiMAC FIGHT

Mrs. General George E. Pickett, or
LaSalle Corbell Pickett, as she is gen
orally known, is one of the few people
living today who watched the historic
battle between the Monitor and the
Merrimac.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

WHO las an OF her own
work to do and during
the heated term she is
wise to make her work
as light as possible. The
following desserts are
not hard to prepare and
are within reason as to
expense.
Charlotte Russe.-Scald
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
TIFF il r eIy7|
.76 4 I.|:' lZINEI

Natural affections and instincts, my
dear sir, are the most beautiful Of the
Almightys works, but, like other beau
thu works of his, they must be reared
and fostcred.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

Mrs A. P. Eddy went to Dnmmerston
10 visit her father over the Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. Purle Convey and dough
ter, Ina, spent Sunday and Monday in
Wllhamsville with Mr.. and Mrs. II. 2.
johnson.
The Woman s association viii meet
n II, the CONGREGATIONAL church parlor
gical relief work. All interested arc
asked to be present as there viii be
put one more meeting for this work this
summer.
Guy and Ralph Thayer of Essex juno
non We're at their home over the
Fourth. Louis Thayer of Little Falls.
n T., also is visiting in his home q
lew days, and Miss May Thayer, who
mas been teaching in Newport, \. y.
the past year, is at home for the sum.
mer. Miss Thayer began work in !. p.
Mann s store this morning
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
Sleigh Adorned Flagnole

The "night before the Fourth was
not quite as noisy as in some years but
1t was not without some excitement. A
large bonfire was built in front Of the
academy and the school bell was rung
at intervals. Several residents OF the
town had to hunt around in the morn
ing Tor their back-door steps. and J. s.
M found his sleigh on the top Of
the nag pole with the back of it some
what damaged. The rain of Monday
morning dampened the enthusiasm like
WISE few fire crackers, but in the
evening several families had DISPLAYS Of
fireworks.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
WARM WEATHER DESSERTS.

The simple and less inexpensive
dessert appeals tc the housekeeper
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06
Nea4:. 1yl..z neeQ

Excursion to Watch Hill and Block
Island, July 10. See advertisement on
page o.-Adv. 108-111
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-06

A brainstorm' and a gun make
dangerous combination.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17

George Simmclbebcr. Inter Girl
gent Whltter uliroeu einige Sinoer
eingeiibt.
nE boIia 9amenperein~.
3u @miten oeS Oeuti6en SilfS.
fonos beluiQigte ser ,.l6alia-Qomen.
Gerein" in ieiner lesten @eriamm.
ling IN W1oSmiaer's Saae an ser
Sarfor0.9loerue $40. 5erner mrroe
beidIoiieH, ii1 an Dem MaSfenbaa
oes oEbalia-@26nnerdors~ 5abIreid
5u betbeiligeu umo NIT elmer origi-
nellen @ruppe 81 eri6eineu. Die
%rdiioentiu, Srou S. 9Ibreid, fii6rte
Den @orlib im0 SetretGrin 8rau &b.
@obian oaS @rotofoa.
D@ermauta Gurnperein".
Ser &oritano oes ,@eruania.
Gurn-@ereills~ bieIt geitern glbeno
in ieinem Seim al ser Ioro.@oD.
StraBe ieine w01entIiAe geriomm-
limg. @rGiioeut Senrp Sofierbert
iiibrte oen @orlis un0 SefretGr S.
Souer Oos |rotofoa. Ger 8eridt
iiber Sen lebte gSo6e obgeboltcnen
Mosfenboa lautete Ie6r giinitig.
9InldBlib oes @oibineton @eburts.
toges miro Der 3amen-8erein nG1s
ite @o9e einen Gbee-9l6enO peran.
italten. gla6 @rIeOigung Ger 9ou.
tinegeidGite lpilrOen Die eingeganee.
nen @inlaoungen ongenommeu.
lln9arii6e &ranfen- i'm 5
Sterbe &afie.
Die nllngaril6e glrbeiter 9ran.
fen unO Sterbefaiie" bieIt ibre re.
eelmGBige MonotSoerianmlung ge.
tern inter @oriib oes Srn. Sobn
SoIlas in DER n6robiiun.Saae" an
Der sSreOerid.Sloenue. S6r. SSo6n
@aroi fii6rte oas Brotofou. gia1
Ser @rleoigin9 Der porIicacnOen
9foutineeeiddfte beidIoB Der &erein,
oen lle6eriduB BON $50 bon Scr les-
ten 6eltli6feit Dem 6ilfsiono fir
ole @ittipen rno 8oiien 81 iiber-
weiien ilnO Der @oriiber ernannte
ein Gomitc, mel6es Oos @elO abIie-
fern ioa. 0ie nd1ite @criammlmg
iinoct am 16. Nldr5 itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
0nrac etaOtncniqfeiten.

Eie 8altimorer 9Gder pollen il.
oen nGditen Sngen oie 8roopreiie err
boben pem oos Nlebl nibt bi1ieer
miro.
Sic Nei5enpreiie itiegen geitern IN
Der bieiigen Sonoelsfammer nIf
$1.63 pro 9uibel
Seiite lit 9lihermittfpod uno oa.
nit ser 9e9inn ser 6aitei5eit,
Ger -Gmni6us0ienlt 5piideu
geloir uno Sperleo miro am 1 9lpril
eingeridtet peroen GS iino 5pei
groBe SnnibuHe fir oen OienIt be.
itellt poroen
Cardinal @ib6ous mar geiterlt
9Ibeno Ser Gbrenaait bei'm ipaniihen
9otidafter in Waibiretou.
0o nur penie @eIO I'M Stants.
Idosomt borbonoen it, bat Gontro-
Ieur Sorrington beialoneit feline
Der eemnhten @eripillieungen in oie.
fem Wionnt 5u be5oblen.
Stootsienotor @eter $. Gompbell
belt geitern 9lbeuO cine 9feoe in Der
oitli6en b0beren Sohteribule iiber
oen @ertb ser Seridonerunesber.
cine in oen reipeftibeu @eeenOen Ser
Stoot.
0ie neunte Sobres Gonfereno Der
hriitIicben So6inliiten finOet an
ndditen 0ienitog i'm 2ofoIe nGbriit-
Ii6en @ereins iuneer 01Gnner" ltott.
gs meroen 9elegoten aus allen
Gbeilen oes 2onoes ermartet.
Gr. .@ouereBuitsIieo 1bomos u.
Smith BON Caroline Golmtp bat
cine Stelle i'm SnlanOiteuerbiiremi
fir $500 pro Sobr uno $500
9feiieipeicn erbnIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
aimOer sc6iRen.

Cine 9ln5abl sur Sdule eebenoer
aiuOer wuroe aeitern Morgen eeeen
9 llbr nabe Der gde bon 9atterp.
imo 6ort-9lOeme bon einem Sunoe
ansefnlen. @s gelane Der 4oli5ei,
MIR Ole g8omen 5peier Sinner, ole
bon Dem Sbiere, einem peiB uno
idwar5en 6orterrier, ec6iiien woroen
paren feit5uiteIcn. ndmlih Soiepb
@robes, s Sabre aft, bon gIr. $40,
Oit.Sort.gloenue, iino Clinton Sling,
10 Sabre alt, bon 0fr. 1927 Sodion.
StraBe. Sblpo6l 5ipei @oli5iiteu ino
mebrere @oiianten iogleid Die Der.
foIgimg oes &unoes ouino6men, per-
loren iie i'm in 9ociit.@oiut aus Dem
9luee. aeines Ger beioeu 9inOer ioIl
ernitli4 perlebt ieiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
Wsluman's @eiIcn.
@utcr gciud in Der "@niif-sffaOe'

@uter geiud in Der ngluiif-g(faOe-
mie" imO in ngIlboieb's 9p-
eeum". Seute glbeuo bic brittle
iunitrirte gorleiima.
Die bodintereiionten 9leiiebeihrei.
bunaen oes Srn. 6. M. g}epnaH Gee
itern Jladmittag in Der .D2uIif.glfa-
Oemie~ uno 9Ibenos in nlIIbauaBs
2vcclrm" 6atten pieoer elm oablrei-
DIES YubIiflm berbeigeIodt. Serr
gtetpman nabm 0ie 8ub0rer in 8ort
uuo Bib nit nod @gppteu ilno seiste
ibnen oen llebergang iiber oen Sue5.
&anaI, Der iebt bon oen Siirfen be.
iebt iporoen it, nadoem iie Die Gng.
ldnoer bertrieben. Bon BORT ging es
uah Cairo, Dem eroBen internatio.
nolen Centrum Der &eiieluitigen;
Oonn ipuroen Die @pramioen beiudJt.
Serr 9&epmou bat bel ieiner i'm
Oorieen Sabre unternommenen Heiie
piele intereiiaute glufnabmen Der iesi-
gen Sepobner @gppten's eenadt, Die
ii6 in Oielen Sitten inO @ebr6lden
inO in ibrer &leioima folm bon Den
3eitgenoiien Gbriiti iluteribeioen.
8eute 9lbeno iinOet ole lette 9or-
leilIna in o9llbaugb's 9pceilm" itatt,
uno nddite @ode miro Serr 93etp.
man feline 3uborer Ourh 9eutiblano
nebmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
gsimter.Gunaert.

Sein idbrIihes S8inter- CONCERT
beranitaltete geitern 9(benO oer
ngsorOoltIide @eri9onerlngsperein~
in Der 0itli6eu bobercn SoAterihuIe
an Der gde bon 9iortb- glpeme uuo
9roaomop. 0ie @eranitaltlmg mar
gut beludt uno Oas @rosromuL oas
aus Whliit- iino nnoeren @ortrdeen
beitono, mar Elm Dor5iigli6es. 9ie
ein5elnen Soliiten iparen 9lnno lmo
Mareoret @eritmbcr, S. 81. Scott,
6. 8. SouOloB, Q. 6. 4Srice. S. u.
Wlofert, Moreoret 6urIong, So6eI
&nor 9ornibcin @iloreo glogen-
gait Slora Sbomon uno S6eriff
Sbos. Wcgmltp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
0ipIumutii&s SdUieristeiteH in
NerifO.

B a bington II, 16. Sebriiar. -
@eitere gInoeuhngen iiber4eibereien
5piiden ben @eaniten @arraBa's II,
Oen @itglieOern oes oipIonotii6en
Corps in Der Stoot Merifo rparen in
offi5ieaen 93odridten cutbaltem pel.
DIE beute bei'm StootSOeportement
eintraFen Sn gera Gru5, Dem Git
Der Garrait5a giegierrne, ioaen
perihieoene 8eitunseu glrtifel ae-
brodt ba6en in ipelden oneeregt
miro, oaB Die Tiplomaten entipeoer
ibre 9bdtieteit mad 8era @ru3 Der.
legen ooer ole HepubIif perloiien iol.
len.
Sefret1r 9rDan iaete, er Ieee ole
fiir5Ii6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Dab
ale oipIomatiiheu llnterbonoIlngeu
nit ibm perionlid aepflogeu ueroen
miiiien niht 10 aus, Dab oieiel6e ben
amerifaniiden aoniul Siaimon rno
Oie iibriseu oustp1rtigen @eionoteu
oerbiuoeru, IN Der Staot Oferifo 81
per6Iei6en imo nit General Sbregon
iiber nidtoiplomotiI6e @ei6dfte al
berbonoelu. Gr fiigte ieood biu3u,
Dab i'm Sale @eid1fte DorIiegen,
iuelhe nidt nit ireeno einem BON
Garran5a'S llntergebeuen erIeoigt
iuerOen fonntcn. aoniu[ Gouooo in
8ero GrI8 oie llnterbouoIuuoen auf.
nebmen tonne, ooer oaB Serr Siai.
man 5u oieiem 3tued uad @eraGru5
reiie.
gerihte an Observation-Disclosures
beiagen, oaB ole Garron3a.Eruppeu
@uaOoIniara am IA. Sebutnr obne
4ompf rdumten mo Dab @iaa oieieI-
ben nod Der pa5ifiiden aiilte Der.
foIge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
gIms @ereimstreilen.

0Wi tger U iangDerein."
SSu Der geItrigen Singihlnoe iibteu
oie OlitglieOer Oes oMebger-@elone
8ereins" in n9fifferS Saae~ an ser
ytorO- O-6reoerid-S -StroBe, lnter Der
2eitims ibres 0irigenten gilbert s.
@able, Gb0re fir oas @obItb1tie-
feits-Gon5ert Ger n8ereinigten Sam
GER Sn Der @ei6ditsiisins, unter
Dem gorIis oes Er6iioenten 6ris
9toroenbol5, iuliroen peitere 9lrran.
gements fiir ben geu1eiii9aftliden
Wlasfenball, Sen bic Singer nit Dem
D@}ebger.gerein 93r. 1" om 10.
10. @ldra in 9arrp's SaIle, peron-
italtelt, getroifen. 0ie @inlaOlmgen
oes 0g(rion@ imO oes nG6alia-WlGn-
uerdor's~, iuuroen enteegen genom-
men imO ein9iunOi6reiben ser ,,Sdn-
aerfeIt-9eborOe" gelongte 5lrr 8erIe-
iunG.
DOl c oOie."
Ger @eIangoerein oWlelooie~ biclt
eeitern 9lbenO in 9lieB' Saae an Der
Sorreit-StraBe feline p06entlide
TerlammIung lmo Singihmoe. Die
SGneer ii6ten unter Dem 0irigenten
ariippel einiee 9ieoer fir oos oem-
nd9it ItottfinOenOe CONCERT ein, fir
oas audi meitere @orbereitngen &C.
troiien puroen. 9ta6 grleoieung
ser laifenoen @ei1dfte muroe Elm
neues W}itglieo, Serr 2ouiS gter, in
Oen |ereiu oufsenommen. Die
ginlaolnoen oes n9lrion", nSbaIia-
WlGrner1orS" imO o93orO0Itli1en
S6ngerbunOs@ puroen perleien imO
ongenonmen. @rdiioent @. @ieiier
fiibrte Oen @oriib umo Sefretdr So6n
Scrtel Oos Erotofoa.
.Ebalia WfGnnerh orr.
@eitere Gorbereitllngeu fir iei-
nen W1osfen6oq traf eeitern 9lbeno
ser ,S6alia.W11nnerdor~ m65reno
Ieiner mo6entIi6en Geriammllng
IN NlosmiQer's Solle an Der Central
glpenue. 0ie ginIaoingen oes
,g(rion~ imo Oes o9aorooitli1en
SGngerbunoes~ purOen berlelen uno
angenommen. @ice.&r1iiocnt 5rant
@ieBner fiibrte oen Goriib uno for.
oerte ole 0}itglieoer nii bel Dem
n6hIten lleblmesabeno Der nGerei-
nieten Sdn9er" 5a1lreid] 81 erihei-
men, Gas Frotofol fiibrte Setrctdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
0anfIente Der gQftabt.

Wlit Sreuoen bernobmen geIteril
9lben0 bic @1itelie6er oes nGereius
ser 3oufleute lno Sobrifanten Der
9lltita0t~ OoB Die Baltimore uuo
Sbio giienbobn" iid bereit erflGrt
bat, elm mooerneS 8nbnboiseebduoe
on Scr gioro @op StroBe ali ct
Oi6teu. 9Sr6iioent Sacob Soof weiIte
iufolge Oes stbIebens ieines 9riiocrS
nur meniee Wlinuten in Der Ser
iarnmhrng. 0ie Greoniiotion be.
idIoB, Elm biibi6es glumeneeluinoe
om @robe oes berltorbenen 9ruOcrS
ocs ErdiiOenten nieoerleeen 8il loi'
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
Wait acllcrt6arc in Scn Seller se
Itiirst.

Nlartin @Drnes, 81 Sabre alt bon
91r. 1549, GooIeitroBe, itanO eeitern
@ornittas eeeen fl llbr auf oerSfel-
lertbiire Dor 0ent @e61ii0e al Scr
gde BON SoDette. in0 Sibertpitr., ais
ploslid6 oie Sbiire iannt ibm IN ben
GeIler fiel. gr fam nit leiGten@er.
lebuneen oaoon. Tas @ebGuoe lit
Gigent6un Ser Girmo 6. 8. 9nuf.
mon 81 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
SemOfruten Der 20. 8arO fir gre.
itOn.

SSn elmer 9eitern 9lbenO i'm Seim
Oes Oemofratiiden Clubs Der 20.
@aro, glr. 2119, 6reoerid.9Oeuue,
itatteebobten 8eriammlung Der Wia.
ioritdt ser OemofratiiAen @d6ler Der
20. @nro, puroe Elm 9ei9luB onse.
nommen Wapor Freiton 5u eriuden,
ieine Gonoiootur I'M @ieOernonlinn-
tion fir oas Wnporsamt an5ufiinoi.
gen. Cine 9tbi9rift 6es 8eidhIies
puroe iofort an BEN WiaDor obge-
ianot. SSn Oerielben 8eriammlimg
wuroe aud ole GanOioatlr oes Srn.
Sobn S. 9leabl fir oen eriten Staot.
ratbs3meig inooilirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
Spcr in Ocr nMnFf-gIfaOemic4.

r~fNA !" W H|'ili- <'A"" NN'tS
3peite treiiIide 9lufiiibrung ser
San Carlo Opern-@eicuiaoit"
Goni5etti'S y9ucia BON 9am-
mermoor". Scute gtadmittag
o6auIt". 9cute 9tbeno yGa-
poaerio 0hliticaua" unO y&a-
eIiacci".
Gs lit 6alo 3cit, OoB Oas GubIi-
finn cine Operu-9lufii6rllug beiudt,
Inn cine Sper uuO ni6t einen SGu-
ger oOer cine SGnoerin 81 boreu.
SGtte seiteru 9lbeuO bel ser n9ucia".
9luffiibrimg in ser n0hrif-9lfooenie~
Elm Star" mitoeipirft, 10 mGre Der
Saal jeoenfaus Oollbeiest gepeien.
@erooe iolGe g(uifiibumgen ober, pie
Die Ser San Carlo Operu-@eiea-
idaft" ioaten immer gut beiuht ieiH,
oenn bel oieien gl1n5t nid)t 0ieier
Sanger oOer iene SGngerin, ionoern
ale &r1itc orbeiten Oorauf bin, Elm
auitdnOigeS @niemblc berOor 81
bringen mas ibnen aud meiitens
iebr gut gelingt Corin beiiben ioldbe
GorlteIlingen cinen beionOeren@ertD.
,9ucia oi 9anmermoor" bat man
geitern glbeno aufgefiibrt. Gas g9erf
miro pobl 5iernIib aagenleiu fir oos
bette Goni5etti's gebnlten. Slider lit
in feiner Ieiner onoeren @erfen cine
ioI6e @erle, ipie Oas beriibmte Ger.
tett i'm 3meiten 9lft, 5u finoen. Die
iiiBlid ientimentaIe itolienii1e N2elo.
Oif, wie iie in DSucia" reidli6 oer-
treten it, bat ibre @irflmg ni1t oer-
loren, oenn Die @lan5plmfte oerCper
riefen au6 geltern pieoer begeiiterten
9eifaa 6eroor. Die GoQen maren
ie6r gut bciebt. Soro 9libton lang
glngelo gLntola; 9licia, GoDige @ac-
carl; @ogar, Soloatore Sciaretti, Der
friiber nit Der ,9lborn-@eIeIli1oft~
bier erfolgreih oifgetreten lit; 9lor.
man, 9lntonio Getti; &opmonO, Sea
tale GerOi; 9llice, 9lliita Seoelmaper;
9oro 9lrtbur, 2uciono &oiiini. g9ie
aud BEL Der o9liOa" -9luffiibring am
Montag 9l6enO, baben Ole Stimmen
Oiel beiler am S9luB ais am 9lnfaug
Ser Sper gefaIlen. Seine cine 2ei-
Itltngen berorGngte oic onoeren. @e-
ionOers grioIg bate glntoIa nit iei-
ner 9lria i'm eriten 9luf5ug: n@rou-
Jam entbreunet S0aenehltb, 2ucia,
NIT i6rer @abniinusicene, cine Der
i6pierigIten Goloratir-glrien, un0
@Ogaroo in Dem Qiebesoiett lmo Der
GoOes-9lrie. gSie geiagt, lit es ge-
raoc Oas biibi6e 3Iiaumenwirten
Der Soliiten oes Gbors lno Oes Or
heiters, welbeS beionoers angenebm
auffdnt.
User oermng Den 8orn 5u benz,
meu2" Grit redt O1iemano, wenn
man oas Sertett ipieoerbolt. Gas
uGacopo" ioate in elmer Oper ME
oorfommen ielbit weun Oas 9ubli-
finn es ourd 9eifaa 81 oerIuneeH
iheint.
Serte aiebt es 5uei 9luffiibrungen
am 9tadmittag @ounoO's n6allt"
uuo am 9lbeno @ascagni's nGaoaIle.
ria imo 9eoncaOalo's nYaeliacci4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17
0crr @m. s. geIi6 inOuiiirt.

Su ser ySprine @arOen Solle"
bieIten Die 0emotroten ser 81. @aro
9eitern gl6eno cine 5peite @erianIm-
lung in SSntereiIe Der Gnn0iootur
Oes Serrn @m. s. @eIib fir oen
eriten 8peis Oes Stootratbs. 0ic
@ertreter Der oeriAieOenen Fre8inftC
beridtcten iiber ole Sodlaee in Der
@nro uno Serr @eIib ieIbit bieli
einc 9lniprnc6e.