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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-04-15

Merville Haag returned to his
home at Pleasanton Friday after Wis
iting couple of days in this city.
John Robertson and S. H. Coving-
ton went to Gainesville, Mo-, Mon
day evening on real estate business.
Mrs. Clara Phillips and daughter,
Lucille, went to Helena, Mo-, Friday
to visit few days with her mother.
Miss Daisy Sell returned Saturday
from Garden Grove, where she had
been visiting a few days with friends.
Mrs. Fred Epperley and children
Mrs Lloyd Smith and little daugh-
ter went to Tingley Monday to visit a
few days at the home of her parents.
Mrs. l.. A. Smith, of Pleasanton,
passed through this city last Friday,
enroute to Lamont to visit relatives
Mrs. o. H. Mitchell, of Weldon,
was a guest at the home of B. A.
Briggaman in this city last Thurs
day.
Mrs. and Mrs. O. F. Walker, of
Decatur City, came Tuesday evening
for short visit with friends in this
city
A. H. Meter, of near Weldon, re-
turned home Friday after spending
couple of days in this city on bust
ness.
Clyde Weldon, the GAINESVILLE mill
er, came up Thursday and spent a
couple of days in this city on bust
ness.
Miss Gladys Chambers, who is
teaching near Pleasanton visited
over Sunday with her parents in this
city.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Paul, of~Osce-
Qua, spent Sunday in Leon. guests OF
her brother, Fred A. Townsend and
Wife
Mrs. w. r. Hagan, of near Pleas
anton, was in Leon Tuesday enroute
to Davis City for visit with rela-
tives.
F. B. Blair, of Lamont, who had
been here! for several days attending
court, returned home Thursday ev-
ening.
Robert Ricknell. of Pleasanton,
came Monday for a short visit in this
city at the home of his nephew, Orel
Estes.
Miss Leslie Pullin returned Satur-
day evening from Grand River,
where she had been visiting with
Wisees anna Muse and GEORGIA
uou,eI1 wont tn Doca+ur Citv Satl1r-
Gav and visited over sunday With
fria,ds
Wrc Nathan Rovce and children
~ naor an,oni csn,a Fridav For a
fnw davs visit with relatives in This
vicinity.
+o, v..s in + eon Monday enrou+e n
Davis Citv 70 visit few DAYS with
~ s,n - 49, " - ~
me- y 7 lands went 70 decatur
Ci+,- oIo,ds,. ~ ,isi4 = few davs al
~ q 77nn7a nf her da1,shter Mrs T r
eoharte : 0e'~' :,
Nc lane yorngs and Grand
| ,,..,,to, aTiss CIa5ys yopnes of
olascertc, were visitors in this civ
, ,,o,+Ss-,
Ma ol;va rowranoa won't RI
ptaana,+on c,+rrda,. .nd visited q
Few davs With frirrlds in Morgan
town sh;,,
M and ,1rs Norris Gardner do
no to- s nio,d 10 = for Few davs visit
n.;t, rel.tiyes ~ noS Nioines and vi.
Mr. poa,ich returned n
| h a.. N ono ar Davis Civ Thursday ey-
ari,s aft,r cbor+ ,-;sit With frien
~ he o;ty,
= 1T.11or went n c1arinda ves-
+erdaz n,orning ~ orrange for the
} 81 tine If bis Now ice craan, factory
~ 10. ne az. -" = = :.
Mrs Rachel clark who had heen
visitine at CainesviIle Mo was in
| 7 ON Thnrsdav enro11te tn her home
81 NJ Avn
Rav = Frank Jacobs and n r
Henderson denarted Monday for Dal.
las Center to attend the Des Moines
prashvtarv
Mrs. H. w. Townsley, of north of
Leon, returned Friday from a few
days visit with friends in the vicinity
of Blockley.
Miss Agnes COnwell returned to
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-06-11
Airship Over Hickman

Hickman, KY, June ga strange
unidentified aircraft OF some sort passed
over Hickman from the direction OF Co
lumbus and bearing in southwesterly
direction. The machine carried lights
and the whirr of the propelIers could be
distinctly heard. 1t was seen by the
people Of Brownsville as it passed on
toward the lake.
Quite few of our citizens saw the
machine as it passed over and could de.
tect the outline of its bulk, but it was
not sufficiently clear to determine wheth-
er it was hydroplane or aeroplane or
any marks of identification.
GnaI--GnEa-U1 ~ nt-T 1En
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-06-11
Rainfall.

]. r. Oliver, Of the local weather
bureau service, makes the following re-
port of precipitation from Jan. to May
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-06-11

A call for $50 brings the coal wagon.
Union City Ice & Coal Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-06-11

April reported the hottest and dryest
April on record.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-06-11

Continued on last page.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

eng 'neering department resulted in award
ing less damages for grading than the
property owners were entitled to. Before
submitting his proposition to the commits
sioners. Commissioner Jardine Of the pub
Tic improvements department visited the
complaining citizens Friday evening and
arranged tho settlement which the city
council will formally approve next week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

popularity as evidenced by the attend
ance.
Two features worthy Of mention at
this popular resort are the flowers and
the motion pictures. The artistic ar
rangcment and the exquisite SECTION ~
plants IL a topic of much discussion
among the parks many patrons.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

s SS5 SS n6TmsS % mT @
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

will 20 to Hanover. n. r.. TO attend a
meeting OF the alumni Of Dartmouth col
lege.
According to MIR. Munroe there was
nothing done at the Chicago meeting. the
consideration OF all business having been
put over until June p. at which time
another attempt will be made to get
the traffic managers together.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
WILL ATTEND MEETING
OF DARTMOUTH ALUMNI

Traffic Manager Munroe Of the Union
Pacific. who went 10 Chicago TO attend
the meeting OF the Transcontinental
Freight association. has returned and will
remain here until Thursday. when he
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

Broken color line Of about 35 pieces Col
ored Dress Linen-Every thread pure
linen. Natural, light blue. pink. brown,
tan, Copenhagen, golden. Sold at Or
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
Royal Wilton Rugs

This is a high-grade rug and large
line to select from. Some are seam
less.
Size oxi2; regular S4S values $3.50
Size 8.3xto.6; regular S42.So
values $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
KRUG PARK DRAWS GOOD
CROWDS IN SPITE OF RAIN

Although hampcred by unreasonable
weather on numerous occasions since It's
opening. the popular lSrug rark is daily
striving to reach a degree OF unparalleled
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

While watching the fresh air movies.
az they are sometimes alluded 10. one
soon becomes .cognizant OF the fact that
he In watching a program consisting Of
educational, comic. dramatic, stories.
news pictures and other things Of par
ticular interest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
CITY WILL SETTLE WITH
COTTAGE GROVE OWNERS

At an informal conference the city
commissioners agreed TO an amicable set
tiement with property owners on Cottage
Grove avenue. where an error OF the city
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
Special Bargains in Embroideries

1s-inch Cambria, Swiss, Main
sock and Organdy Flouncings.
Dainty shadow effects; also n
pretty assortment OF fllet and
and ruifled effects. Z5c
Worth to 6Oc. yard. HOS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
Beautiful Imported Robes

Embroidered on wolfe and
crepe. Each pattern contains
wide fiouncings for skirt, with
plain material and narrow
fiouncings for bolero and
blouse, In a beautiful combina-
ton of colors and designs.
Re- gular price d A Or
$50; sale price. 14.NS
each .......,....,......T "O
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

Read the Bee Want Ads each day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

n and 46-inch Fine Embrold-
cred Neigeux. Sheer Imported
Organdies and Dainty Swiss.
Wolfe and Batiste FNouncings
and All-OveTs-Beautiful floral.
shadow and lace de- Fn
signs. Worth TO CSC. M
Special. yard ............
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

Exceptional values in these
blouses, made of fine filet and
silk shadow laces, coin dotted
net and plain French nets now
so fashionable; new CONVEX
tible and Evangeline collars.
White, cream and flesh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
Smart New Sum-
mer Suits in Palm
Beach and Linen

Jaunty Jackets in the
new Norfolk effects,
belted and with pockets,
plain and combination
trimmings; new skirts
with high belts, at $40.
S15. $40 and. S25
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
zoe Printed Ratine Crepe, SC

White and colored ground, stripes, dots,
florals Splendid weight for outing suits,
dresses, children's frocks. etc. Is z.
inches wide. Monday only, yard JC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
snifrnarttrn. gsrrinmmInma.

5rou 6rcOerid gRnt1olL Die &ro'
iiocntil Der uGoniimcrS' &cogne"
pon glep Norf uno Die crite Gice
9Sroiiocutin Scr o9latiolal Con
iinnurs 2caouc, wor cine Der Soupt-
Hconcriilncn bel ser geltrigen Suff'
roectten 9erionmlung, iucldc am
9iobmittog inter cen gllllpi5ien Der
.NlorDIouO g8omons Suffrage gll'
iociotion~ I'M n@drOeuEbeoter" an
Der Observation-Disclosures itottfono.
gniproMcn beltcn fcrner nod 6rou
glutoniettc 5uiif, meldc IN Ocnl aonl-
pfc Scr Suiirogcttcu in Sainois eine
proniucntc 9ioIlc ipielte, ioipie Clos.
0oporo 9iuiiel. 0cn GoriiB fiibrte
8ron s. @iaiom 6und Die 9rdli.
Ocntiu Der v9lorpIono gSoman's
Suffrage 9IIiociation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
gei'm 9IitIternIdJmams.

lleber talieno &erioucn nabuen all
ocm 6aniIicu.9hIiternr6iteu oes
@ermania Quartctt-@lubs Gbcil.
3wei 0rcbeiter iorgteu fir
Gon5ert- ruO San5muiif.
lIeber tauieno @erionen batten ii6
geItern BON Oen flimmernoen Strab.
len Ser lcldtenOen 6riiblingSionnc
leiteu laiicn binuuS Dor Die Gborc
Der StaOt, no ser .Wcrmania 0uar.
tett-GIub~ auf ieinem iOuaiidb gclc.
gencn Shore 5n @eitport Elm iolen-
lies 9Iltiternr0iten fiir @dunlein mo
@eiblein peranitoltet bate. Gou
gSctter oui OaS 6errliHite bcgiinitigt
na6m OoS sScIt in jeOcr gejiebimg
encu prahtUoaen 8erlauf. Sic
Sdaaltbicre wareu auf OaS iorgfdl-
tigitc 5u6ereitet moroen ltno mln0c-
ten Uor5iiglid. 3wei @}uiif-aapeaeH
iorgtcn fir CONCERT. unO Gan5nuiif
imO aui 9laer @eiibtern ipiegeIte ii1
citcl Suit mo 6reiloe.
Gic beiOcn Gomite'n, iueldc weOcr
Wiiibc, nod 9lrbeit geideut batteu,
Scr @erauitoItng 5u ibren ia auD
sldn5eno errei6teu @rfolgc 5u Der-
belicm iesten iidb mic ioIgt 5uiam-
men:
t&erreu-Gomite ~ G6aS. S6parj,
Goriiber, 6reO aimmcl 9uiiItcnt,
@uitaU &orb, CHARLES gSiir5bader,
@iIliam 9rolot juu, 8ronf Sd6ub-
manu Subert 6ratcr, Sol. Seiid,
jun, 9lOom SAlott6auer, g9iQiam &.
Blair, gSil6. 9e6r, Sol. Sdarnogl,
jun. uuo 1beobal0 Nleper.
Siideu-Gomite II Srau CHARLES
Sdwar5, goriiserin CSrou gS. Z.
Blair, 6rol 9. 0laid, 6rau G9co.
@cper 6rau ~. @ard, iSrau s.
9iiebcrt lmO 6rau s. Sdarnagl.
Cirigent 6rie GaroluS Oerfcbltc
nidt nit iciner SGngcric6aar cine
9In5ubl pradtiger Gbore 6un gor-
trog 81 6ringen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
(snolid, crluiidlt.

9taAOem cs ibm gcllmgen iuar.
ieit Suli lebtcn Sa6res oer @oIi5ci
SIT cntidliipfcn luuroc gciiern DIOR.
gen Der l9 Sabre alto Sgnattus Eia
pon 9tr. t403, 0ccatilr-g glpcnuc,
Our6 9mOc. Sergeont @icQjraw unO
Sergcant @6ite bonn norOoitlidcn
0iitrift per6aitet. Eia or6eitete
lcttes Sabr bel ocm 6riieur Sacob
@eiBncr, 9fr. 1880. 9SorO- @ap- -Stry
im0 pcrihwauo eines Cages onge6-
lid nit SAmiidioden in @ertbe
pon $iA2. @r ging nadY Gbilnocl-
p1ia mO mar icitoeu ucriNicocuc
aiale IN Baltimore, founte abcr mic
ucrbaitct wcrOen. Gas @er6or i'm
oct 6cutc @ior9cn Dor 9lidtcr Gcan
in Der norooitli1ct @oli5cutaton
itoti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
;Sran Na6er mieber OaGsim.


Die Eoli5cifrou mcldc I'M Cftobcr
bon eineun gleecr Ourd einel
SduB DcripunOct wuroc, BON
6Iorioo 6uriidgefe6rt &iinid)t
ibrc G6dtigtcit 10 bolo ais mog-
lid micocr 81 begiuncu.
Gom &oli3cimorihoa No6Glt 9.
Garter, ocm Stills @oli8cimaridoll
Somucl Souic mo mcbreren Octet
tins uno Holi5iiicn mnroe 9cltern
@lorgen Die 8oli6eiirmi Gli5a6eib
5aber i'm @erihtSec6duOc miafom-
men gc9ciBcn, olS iie bon elmer Or
bolungsrciic bon 6lorioa Suriid-
fcbrtc. @ie alien 2ciern 0cs v0cut.
ibcn Gorrciponoentcn" crinncrlid
icin oiirftc, puroc 6rou 6obcr om
II. 0ftober oes Gorjobres an Der
@omonOion. 9lDenie.@riide BON Dem
glegcr Sobn Gorter ourM mebrcrc
Sduiic ocrpunoct. Sic idme6te
mcbrerc @oden 8piidlcn 2cbcn inio
800 mo bego6 iib nu6oem lic chi
gernioBcn ipieOer bcrgeitcllt mar olif
g(nrotbcn Der glcr5te 5medS @rbo-
lung mad 6lorioa. Wlit oent 0am.
pier rW}crrinloc~ son ser o9ierhants
onO NdnerS Transportation SO. =
lon9te 6rau 6o6er eeItern @lorgen
iu Baltimore on. sic cr5oblte, OoB
lic ouf Der 9letic criutbt purOe, cincf
@ortrog iiber Oic @ilidten cincr 80,
li5eifrou Sit 1oItcn uno Dab iie Dem
@unihe Der 9onipfer Yoiiogiere be.
reitpilligit nahgefommen lei. @be
5rou 6aber oos Eoli5ei.Souptauor.
tier pcrlieB iprod iie oen SSuni6
ans, 1eute ipieocr iDrc Dicnitpilihtcn
olifncbmen 3u fohnen. Eoli3ciinor-
idloa Gorter crfl0rtc ibr bicrolf oob
iie crlt bon ocn FIRST oes Sgoli5ei- Oc.
purtcments nnteriudt lpcrocn niiiic,
o6 iic iolpeit bcrgcIteat lit. ooB tic Oic
glmtstbGiiefeit micOcr besiunen Oorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
ysOlleu NROtprcn initallircn.

Spbduoc ,,niprtior s. s. StubbS
madt all onoerer Stelle OeS ,,0eut.
iden Gorreiponoenten" bcfannt OaB
cr 9lpplifotionen iiir Die iolgcnoen
Yripilegien crboltcn Bat.
9iorooit-9lliccanno- mo @ai6ing.
ton.5troBc ~ 100 s.. A5 III Yloto-
rcn.
9ir 49, GaDlur- SiraBe t7l@
$. y. in Nlotorcn
User oenlel6en opponirt. m09c
iciue 9Sroteite in Ocnt 9iircau OeS
@cbduoe. SSilipeftorS I'M oocr Dor 10
llbr @orlnittags beitc einreiHclL
wanl iiber Oiciel6cu 9eidlaB gcfaBt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22

Sir NiorDlano lm0 Sen Giitritt
Columbia beute unO norgen flor,
noromciilhc @inOe.
Ger bodite I6ermomcteritunO am
aeitrigen Gogc 6etrug l9 @raO I'M
ll6r 9ladmittags mo Der nieorig-
lie 33 @roo I'M 6 ll6r Dlorgcns
Gie bobite SdncIligfeit oes 8iu-
0cs wor Is Nieilcn pro StluOc oont
gseitcn
Ter 5eldtigfeitsgcbnlt ser 2uit
mar 80 ASro5ent I'M s llbr Wlorgeus
mo l5 Yrojcnt mn s ll6r glbenOs.
Sn oeu anoeren 8ctter 9eobad-
tnugS-Stationeu oes 2ouoeS lpuroen
sic iol9cnoeu nieorigcn Iemperatn-
rca pcr3cihuct 9ltIantir Gitu 30,
BiSmard p. Bolton 32, 9uffalo %,
G6orleitou 80. Chicago %, Gleoclano
80, Genper %. Getroit 26 Guliitb
-, Goiiport 32, @alOeiton 4G, Green
9dp 26. SattcraS 40. SABRE 90, Se.
lena 32. Sadionuille 40, aaniasGitp
20, anorpiQe 32 9oiispiQe 30@lor-
oucttc 2G, DlenpbiS 32, @ontgomerO
36, 91antudet 30, gtcp Orleans 40,
9icp Yorf 32, Cfla6omn 20, @bi.
loOelp6ia 81 @itts6urg6 26, @ort.
lonO, 0le., 80, @ortlauo, Ore, 3d.
Cue6cc 80, 9iolcigb 80, Salt 9afe
GitD 3s, San 6ran5isco So, ct.
souls Is, Scralton 30, SbreOcport
81, Spofanc 36, Spracuic 2S, Gam.
pa As. ggaibm9ton 80, &innipeg IA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
oer gena h Oa!


@iet am geitrigen Gage bel prdAti.
gem Sonneni6ein ieincn @in5ug.
0ic Ecmpcrotlr mar oacr-
gins bel Gageson6ru6 6cinu6e
ouf ocnl @cfricrplmft. II Sdor-
fer @inO pG6reno ocS Cages.
ST. lit oal @cItcrn lit cr ms 2onO
ge5oger Der DoIOc 6rii6lingl 2ollt
aolcnocr mar gcitern ser Of. @idr5
mo am 81. W1Gr5 lit nad ser BE.
rehnne DER Sahpcritdnoigeu sic
6riibjabrs Sog. lmo gia6tglcihe, oie
Oos Sdleioen oes @inters lnO oonit
ocn Giu5ug Oes 5riibIiugS bringt.
GS be0ort u6er ipirflicb feineS Sad.
ucritdnOigen i'm oieieS Greiguiiies
ecipobr 5li ipcrOen. 5riiblines5eiden
iirO 6ereits in bcridieOencn 6ormen
cricbienen. @ion Oenfe mir al Oie
Grofiunngen in oen oeridjieOenen
NloOcponrenlGOeL melhe Dor 6pei
Moden ibren 9lnioue nobnen lmO
lette ISOLDE auf i6rem 3enitb itan-
ocn, imo oercn 9egleitcriheinngen.
9lnoeutlugen bon Seiten oer lie6en
@attin oOer Oeu G0htern oaB iie Oo
o0er BORT eiuen rei5enoen Sut geie6en
boben lno Die lie6e gtodborin lidb ole.
ies SSa6r einen beionoerS iAonen 5l
foliien bea6iibtiee. 0onn pieleiht
nod Glide 5orte g9infc fiir ein neIicS
Aleio 5u 0ltern unO OerglciHen nebr.
God bon 0iciem nidt brionoers
Gbeile Der 6riiblings-
9(n0ei6en obeeieben licB iid Scr critic
Gag oes offi0ieaen 6riibIings iuirf
lid berrlidl al. Sn 9c5ue olif bic
Scmperotir 6e9onn cr oaeroingS
rc6t wiuterIih, 0cnn oas Gbermo-
meter itono om friiben Wtorgen bel
nobc alif ocn @eiricrpunft. QSdD
reno oes gnn5en Cages lodte o6cr
oic Some aus wolfculoicn Sim
meIS5eIt oui Oie 9eloobncr oer Nio
nmentenitaot brrn6, mo troB oes
icbarfen gSinoeS waren oic 5trnBen
bon Spo5iergdnsern beIcbt. glud
Scr Stootniouern an ocn
SboreS imo 9feiortS berridte reyes
@eben. Scoermonn ihicn Den eriten
SriibIingstog I'M 6reicn Oerbringen
81 Dolen.
Gic Gcmperatiir I'M @aufc OeS Ed-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
sta0IuaIer laIten gLMiternr4iIcn.

PIN fonmcioell 0onncritag iinoct
OnS 9(riternroiten Der Sto0tratbs.
Wiitglieoer ON Sborc Oes ,Wfonll.
mental Oemofratiiben Gibbs" 5il
gSaluut @roue itatt, imO oaS glrrans
1cnents.Gonlite rehnet iuit Sc
itimnt9eit OaraiIi oaB iicb Nlopor
Breitou nit oeu ueridicOenen GbeiS
Der it1OtiiHeu GeparteineiltS eiiiin'
Ocn miro. Gas 0oniitc, weldeS Der.
Nniiate StnnOen III 9Iusiidt itellt.
6ciiebt aus ocit Stuotratbs' 'Nlitslie-
ocrn @oiparO @roB, Seiierion ..
9'orriS, Gbor(rS 9l. SorNiuh Or.
tScorQc 2cllcr, @ilis s. S9om ino
9ii6orO N. S6cdcls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22

Scrr :. 6. 9lloreo, bis Dor ailr.
gem @rdiiOent Ger ,Goniolioateo
Gus. electric eight & 9sowcr 50.
pclGcr 5ar 3eit in Can 6ranciSco
5itr gciidtiguug Der lIuSitcIlnng
ipeilt, crfldrtc geiteri ooB CT feinc
gl6nlng BON ieiuer ruaDriHeinlidet
9go0l 5in Tirertor ocr ogcrciniN.
ten SttaBcu6a6n-@ -@clcIihait~ gc'
6abt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
lSferOeOieb erluiidlt.

9lla Serseaut gS6ite pom uorooit.
noAiItrift geitern 9ladnittog an
QiclOetaitcn itano mo telcpboniidl
bic Scidrei6ung eines 9lcgers, Scr
in 8FdRppLsSGa., ue9en Ocs ongebli.
Gea o&ierOeoie6itohls perlougt miro.
crbieIt ging cin 9tcgcr porbeL ser
cine 9oIOcne 9rillc trug. Gr iolgtc
0elniel6en iuO borte ipGter. OaB ser
9etreiienOe am Somitog 9l6eno BON
Girginien fam Gdraui6in per6oi.
tete er i6n mo IN scr norOoitlicbcn
@oli5eiitntion luuroen ocrihicoene
9rieie nit Dem @amcn Sobn Sonics
In0c. Dem 9iouen OeS 0jepiinidten.
gcfluoer @r 6eitritt dber. all Oem
%ierOcoie6itobl bet6eili9t gepcicn 5ll
iein miro aber 6eiite trobOenl fiir
Die %olijci bon granOp, ga., icItgc.
6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22

llutcrbaltllng in Siiac mo 6iiae
iiir Grwodiene imO ainOer miro cS
am Sitcrionntag i'm ,.6utuitnttcr
4Sarf" gcbcn bel Der Sitcricicr OcS
,@annitatter &olfsieIt Gcreins"
Seit @ohen riiitct Elm eriobrcnes
Gonlitc iiir 0aS iSeit unO oei 9cilt.
hern itc6en nandcrlci lleberraibun.
gen III glusiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22

Cine Wiinilrcl. 8oritcllung miro
intcr oen 9liipi5ici oes oemotrotl
id0cn Glu6s scr 2. g8oro onl 8. gIprli
ia 2c6nlonns Solc on Der 9ioro-
Suwor0 StraBc itottfinoen. 0cs @ci.
tcrcu miro eiii Ginnftcr 0ur sluiiilD.
rllug gebradt werocn IN pelAeu ills
tqr 9lnoercn StaotrdtbsnlitelieO Or.
5corgu Ncaer iuo Charles 6ricoel
Glcrf oes 5mcitcu 5taOtrotbs6ipeigcs,
uuitretel iDcr0cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
ssSr Gin S,imastrSnI.

9os bon Geo. @ilntber geUl~ssiIer
gier lit 0os bette. @iele geilrilpsS
BON Bier erflGren, onB e. :.iSSer
cinem erittIoiiieen oltslallOsS,i
giere eleibfommt. @eraoe oos ,,Ites
fiit oen Gnmilicnge6roud. Ts'fe6t
glrcma, better @eIdnldd iIIlOo OOo.oiie'
n0brfr1ftie. Qireft BON Der o. =, oD'
rel Ourd Die neuelten WloIdlIlls,"a
Ccfiiut moourc6 oblcIItc "so1,honG
oclidcrt ipiro. Seific $t.O0. Tc)
VSoIfc 30. (Siini1S,tS,iv'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22

6raii 9li@aro Soa 9Slcoiants gang
uncrportct ons ocnl 2cbcn oc.
ihicoen- StouO i'm S5. Sc6cus.
jobre. Grfrouftc om Sainitug
in i6rem &cinl al Oer @ot1eOrol
StroBc an 2imgencnt5iinoung
g9iro moroen bcerogt.
Sn ocn groBen broIneu Stein-
gebGuoc 9lr. COG. @ut6e0rol StroBc,
in weIcbem iie ieit 15 Sobren iuo6nte,
lit eeitern @torgen 6rou 9iiborO
Saa Eleaionts, cine ser 6eit6efam.
teiten mo GIteiten 9cpo6ncriincu
pon Baltimore, gang ineriportet aus
Oem 2cben gciAieOcn. Sic crfronfte
om Samitog g}odnittog gon5 pIot
lid al 2mgenent6iinOuug. ga bic
Gaticntin bereits I'M S5. &cbepSio6re
itono, idlugcl ole Geriudc ser
9lcr5tc, ole @reiiiu 5u rcttei fe6l.
Sbre Sodlter, 6rou Charles Stcwort
bon Bottom imo i6re 5o6u, @iaiom
I. &lcuiunts BON S0o6o, wuroeu om
Somitog telegropbiihe bon Scr plob-
liden ibperel @rfranflng Der Wiut-
ter bcnahrihtigt. 6rnu Stepart or.
rcidte Baltimore cine bol6e StlmOe
Dor Dem Sooe ibrcr Wlutter. gluBer
Sroil Stemort lmo 9Silionl q. 9lco-
ionts binterIdBt Oic &eritor6ene cine
uloerc Goftcr, Sri, Glen 6. 9Slcoi
ionts, mO 5wei Sobne, Hidloro $.
Blcolailts, JIM, lmo Or s. 9uQ
Eleoionts. @ulter Sc Grs5on 9SouIt-
neD lit ibr gruOer. SSbr 1lteitcr
So6n 5. 9eu6erton YleoiontS.
itor6 Dor etlihen So6ren. Dor so
Sobren ipieltc oic Gnti1lofcnc in
0en 0jeieIlihoftsfreiieu cine DcrUor.
rogenoe 9pac. Die gcicbmg fin.
oct mor9en 9iuNnlittog ouf ocm
u@reenmouut. 6rieObofc" itott. Die
glodridt bon Dem ToOc scr Srou
Uerbreitetc lih olBergcm0bulih
idlnca uu0 Ole Solge Oapon mar, ooB
5oblrchc GonooIcntcn eeitern glod.
mittaG 0dS ErouerbouS fiillten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
g00t il aaaaeiiiIltem 3immeer.

4jeog9hSa6re alte 6rau 9lmolia
8. C'Gonnel bon gtr. 245, 5iio-Jto-
biuion 2traBc. wrroc geitern Dlor-
gen toot ia i6rem Bette aiIigeiunoen.
Sbr Se9n @OwnrO O'Gonncl. bc=
nerttc. oeB Gus oem 3imncr icincr
Wiuttcr 8as cntltromtc. iDorauf CT
bic S6iIrc einoriicftc. 0aS @as cnt-
iiromtc einem offcngelaiicncu Gas
habn Or. G6orlcS 8. @onlnon0
BON gtr. li5, Sii0.Gawooo- -9lpenuc,
Der 6erbcigcrliicn unrOe, fonnte MIR
oen zoo Der 6rau conltaiircn 5ran
N'Gonneu mar ieit cincm Sobrc
fronf, unO Coroner SoncS, Der cine
llntcriihlmg ouiteIltc, lit scr 9lniidt
oaB iic ibrcm Qebcn Gin Gnoc moAte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-22
Nerr sciNeluil. wirb ipredlcn.

81 Der D|OnatSDcriannliulg 0eS
n &crcns Ocutibcr Srcimourer~
lpel6e am ndcbitcn Sonntag in
vGlaggett'S SaIc" an Der 9ioro6re.
mont -9lUcuue itottiinOet miro Serr
6. u. Seiocpib ciucil &ortrag bal