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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-08
Funeral of ,,irs TAILOR.

ISpecIhI 70 The Times Dispntch.l
ASHLAND, VA, February Flu
neral services for Miss Emma Taylor,
who committed suicide yesterday even
ing, were conducted at the home, on
Howard Street, this afternoon. by Rev
w. II. Hedley, of the Ashland Baptist
Church. Interment was made in Wood
lawn Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-08
NlllSr-Gt1t..nt~

LYNCHBURG. VA, February =
announcement has just been made here
of the marriage Of Fred Miller, son OF
w. A. Miller. OF Bedford County, and
Miss Ada Gillespie. at Swamscott
Mass. January 81 The groom. n grad
uatc OF, Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
has served three years In the constab-
nlary In the Philippines, and he is now
engaged In electrical engineering ut
Lynn, Mass, where they will reside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-08
Announce Engagement.

Especial 70 The Times Dlspatchi
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, February
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Earle, of Es-
mont this county. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Kathleen,
10 DR. Charles G. Russell, OF Lexington.
Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-08
HIDES WANTED.

Highest prices. correct Weights and prompt
returns, satisfaction guaranteed. Write for
prices. H Fl. Heatwole 6 Bro. Harrison
burg Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-08

Miss Rebecca Patteson. of Phila-
delphia, who has been visiting here,
Is nov the guest OF her cousin. Mise
= o. Hoge. In Biacksburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-08

Niles Agnes Patton. OF Lexington,
has been the recent guest OF friends
IN this city
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-15
DlccioaaEio Manual
Encyclopaedia

Este Diccionario de la leneua
castellana es Ell mas complete v
moderno. Esta ilustrado con
mas de 5000 grabados en- ne
gro Y en- dolores, mas de ESQ
mapas, cientcs de retratos de
hombres c6lebres, edificios v
monumentos hist6ricos de to-
das parties del mundo, etc. Els
81 mejor de los enciclopedicos
manuales y solo vale
$500 81 ejempIar.
Haganse los pedidos acompa-
hado de su importe, a:
lGNACIO E. LOZANo
GOT Dolorosa St.
San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-15
PEaFEcT0 SEcaETARIG
MEXICka1

4odGins % c&r:as iamiiiares, D.
.ctiedad, comercis!es y ruoroszs
Coatiere adsmas ung hermcss coIee-
'i5a &c peGanmi3ntos en- p-osa ?
ERGO para tarjetas Postales, lenGuaje
&c iss flores, frutas, etc., y varioa
,0odelos de cartas para pedimentcs ds
natrimonio.
e "Perfecto Secretario Mexicsno'
.e e. nejor iibro en- su genera dc lca
g1tEc&dos hasta Ell dis.
VALE so CEEThYOs.
2idase e. !
IGNAcIo E. LozANO.
'nT G9inroVs St---San Antonio. Tc3-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-15
Ad5 es ~ correspondence 20:

"a F2ES~8 ~ 81 es7fadIco msIiraac q
-sgeS crrr-.aelhz cE ics E>l4tus JaiaOa
p PST i taa-3 Fl meier 3sEs los aaEz":3s
sss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-15

:. = = :. = :. :. :: !. :. :. :. :. ! :. !. !.
= ST en- So pueblo no hay asente de+
:: LA FRENSA. =
= dediquese listed a venderla y OBJ
= tcRdra magnificas utiliGades :
= Escribanos Y lie c~nviaremos nues-
= tras condolences de ven.a ::
= para los ~agentcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-15
Ell INGLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECCIOMES.

Esta obra, cuya mayor VEN
taja estriba en- tener la pro-
nunciaci0n figurada Ell caste
lIano, es una de las cue mas
facilitan el aprendizaje de lido
ingles. Tiene v2rias f6rmu-
las he conversation para la vi
ia diaria, Y alEunos m0delos
lie carta5 uSualeS.
Hay dos Ediciopes:
A Ia rG5tic& 75c
Empastado en- tela. SIPS
P;dase directamente ::
ECNACIO E. LOZANO.
607 Dolorosa ST.
San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-15
Cada Ola es mas cr lti Ia
situaci65n en- los Balkanes
para los aliados
IIeVado a Francia y a IngIaterra al Eracaso
Sc APa0!XIhdA Ia CRISIS PARA GREClA, QUE Al FIN
Sc VERA EnVUELTA EN- FL CGNFLicT0

tLrto ru. IA, rurrAas que lDau I'll Su
ayuda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-15
Ia INVASION
AMERICANA
EN- MEXICO. .
DETALLES GRAFiCOS DE LA
TOMA De VERACkUZ.

lSFiFA Tx
Frescos estdn ain los aconteci-
mientos del q dc AbriI de 1914,
fecha ca que los marinos america
nos, por orden del Presidente VIII
son, hollaron el her6ico suelo We
racruzano. Compre Ucted ell libro
titulaGo ia Invasion Americana
en- Mexico.-Detalicc graficos dc
la toma de V~eracruz," en- ell cual
$50 fotografias le ensenar4n gra-
ficamente los detalles dc aQuella
acci0n que jamas olvidaremos los
~meXicanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-15

Ia prensa pubi!ra t0GaS las mott
'ias tAi J cUtG0 son " sin haccr!e Ia
saTha n HsGis"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-15


1910 AL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-24
NOBODY CARES ABOUT JIMMY WHO HASN'T
ANY "FADDER OR MUDDER' OR HOME
BY JANE whitaker


Last November first met Jimmy
and told you of him, Jimmy whose
last name is Irish and whose eyes are
Irish blue, Jimmy who is now 10,
whose ladder and mudder" are long
since dead. Jimmy with the happy
go-lucky disposition and the bravado
that covers the sometimes ache of
heart that is lonely and little bitter
against destiny.
When l first met Jimmy he had
been arrested for sleeping in barn.
l met him again on Saturday and
once more it was in the boys court.
He had been arrested for the So
many-times that cannot remember
nor can Jimmy, and this time he was
charged with the larceny of watch
which he said his pal had given to
him and which belonged to his pals
grandmother He had been discharg-
ed and was in Judge Dolan's cham
bers talking to Miss Fugate about
Job"
He was just the same Jimmy with
tie ache in his voice, just the same
lad O. the wanderlust, and he grinned
and shook hands with me as we re-
newed acquaintance.
Where have you been, jimmy" l
asked. Jimmy" is a pet name l
have given him-his real name is
James.
Jaw, 1 bin everywhere. blew to
Milwaukee, but they wasn't nothin'
dom there, so l comes back and l
gets nailed as soon as gets here. De
coppers pinch me whenever dey sees
me. Me pal and me wuz took in last
.Toosday and we bin in Jail ever since
and we didn't do nothin'"
Jimmy, Jimmy" said, why don't
you get work on some farm away
from the city? Don't you know you
will always be in trouble while you
StaV here2 And don't Won know Won
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-24

to anything?"
Jimmy looked surprised. l have
never lectured him before because
know he doesn't like to be lectured
and it doesn't help him any.
81 tried to get woik, but just =
can't" Then he grinned at his pal.
81 made up a song about a guy like
me. can't sing it fer you, me voice
is on de blink ,"
"Tell me the chorus of it, will
your"
He told me. This is it:
"On board the eastern train one cold
December day
Every station we passed we could
hear the people say:
There goes that Boston burglar off
to Joliet for some crime or
other
Don't go round the streets at night
to break the law of man
You'll surely find yourself like me,
serving twenty-one years in
the penitentiary."
1Ou See, II dUOuI d swell guy
that comes from Boston and wuz a
boiglar and got pinched and sent
down for 81 years. l often makes
'em up"
Jimmy, Jimmy" 1 thought in my
heart, you with the shabby clothes
and not penny in your pocket, you
who may not eat again for several
dove ond uhO NAV cIann in on oTIaU
or a barn, Jimmy, what is going to
become of you?
what are we doing to our little
lads that civilization turns out al
product like you? What are we
thinking of that we can talk to you,
listen to your bravado, read beneath
that bravado to the shelterless nights,
to the pangs of hunger, to the feeling
that the world is against you and you
arc AGAINST tho world tO tho IOnOi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
RUssIA's SIMPLE FAITH.

The congress of representatives OF
the nobility of Russia, the most in
iuential element of the population,
has met in Petrograd and unanimous
ly adopted the following resolution:
The vital interests of Russia
require full possession of Con-
stantinople and both shores OF
the Bosphorus and the Darda-
nelles, and the adjacent islands.
But the trouble is that the vital
interests" of Great Britain also re-
quire full possession of Constantin
ople and the Dardanelles if they
can be taken
Can it be that the Russian people
actually expect to see Constantinople
and the Dardanelles handed over to
them? Is history no guide to them?
Are they blind to the self-interest of
Great Britain? Are they so foolish
as to imagine that British warships
are risking their existence for the
sake of Russia?
The resolution cited above would
be ineligible if it reflected the de-
termination of Russia to have Con-
stantinOple and the Dardanelles at
any cost, against England or any
other obstacle. If the resolution is
a warning to England that Russia
will fight for the city by the Golden
Horn, it properly reflects sentiment
in Russia but if it is merely the ex-
preston Of a hope that England will
be generous enough TO donate Con-
stantinople to Russia, it will have no
effect upon the British.
COnstantinople is a prize too rich
to be handed over as a reward for
loyal cooperation in war. Russia
need not delude herself into think
ing that Great Britain viii ever relax
her grip upon that strong strategic
position. once it is fastened Over
lures may be made in other direc-
tions, but Constantnople is to be
part of the lions share Of this war
It is for this that Great Britain
strikes hard at the forts, and risks
her dreadnoughts, leaving Russia
and France and Belgium to do the
heavy work in the field against Ger
many and Austria.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
CAPTURED GALICIAN TOWN
LOOTED BY COSSACKS.

Numerous Russian atrocities in
the Galician and Bukowina cam
paign are being reported here, and
the following, made by govern
ment official and published in the
Neue Freie Presse, Vienna, is typi-
cal:
after the Russians bombarded
Radautz. an entirely unfortiied
town, they marched in. There were
about 200 Cossacks. 900 infantry
men and cannons. One staff officer,
a noncommissioned officer and three
men were billeted at my house.
That evening the looting and out
RACES began. During the third night,
at half past / o'clock, four soldiers
entered my home and demanded food
and liquor. From their talk 1
lealncd-I understand a little Ru-
thenian-that my wife and our
young servant girl were in danger.
So, while the soldiers were busy eat
ing and drinking, / brought the
women in safety to one Of the neigh
bors
After my unWelcome guests had
devoured all / had they took all the
money they could find and threatened
to shoot me if / did not produce
more liquor The general, however,
had forbidden the sale of liquor, and
/ proposed to the leader that I ac-
company him and that perhaps with
his influence we might obtain the
forbidden drinks He went with me,
continuously threatening to shoot
me, until q patrol appeared, at the
sight of which he fed
"Then l went to the main guard
reported the case and asked for pro-
lection. The commander first wanted
to put me off with vague promises
saying that he would send patrol
in the forenoon. An officer, how
ever, insisted that a soldier be sent
with me to look after matters
"When we arrived at the house
the other soldiers had disappeared
The officer searched tho house, but
! found out later that he did not do
this merely to look for soldiers, for
after he LETT my purse with22 crowns
was no longer to be found. The
looting ceased after a few days"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29


Wlnbor iino sinoirai1 BON baltimore nm bic
Nnnnbnic elmer Scfor0nnn0 criudht iuerOcn miro
inr oie 0unoemulrnlB uno OruIInung Der
YSciiwuOo.2uenne nit elmer Nrcite bon SO Sb
bon Der Siiieitc Der Epplar 0rDue'srnRe bis
5nr Siiieie oer 6frtuoe.Sirahe, has qono
pic ee iiir bcIdale 5irnBe conocmniri lpcrocn
iol, mlro iute iolgi bcihrcben:
V3 bcatnnt an ocr uoroohihlicn ode Der
Hupir eiroue StrBe mo 9ScIipooo glpenuc. iuie
Ben iinb oiclclheii, ue iic oil Dem ouGcmcincn
SraBcnplnu ilir ocu Nnncr Der Eppporapbis
ldon &ermcillnQ, 0ur1 oic nn g. December
iSNS nnicreOncic ScrotonuQ Nt 100 guis
oebclBcn nusgclcat iHo bic 8ooroinaicn oee
heidatcn Anianpspnnics, uni oas Don Der lOf
nc,lubtc Sbitcfn bnri lieQcH ipcilid i4t3t213
6liB mo H1rAli0 3907S6i s5nB mo lducf Bon
on ort nnrotncn @citc befnnicy &cituupDs
Mucilne cntlang, rbrnlh slo2030" bilih
2Sl03 sur bis Bur titIniicn Setie Der Wrys
tnbe.Strate; oaitr Der oitihien Seiie per
wcrtrnocsSitaRc cnilan0, iioli6 2'37, 0nli0
SO Sub, I'M cine Ninie 3u oirdl6neiocit bic
parnucl dn un0 66 SuB i0lih i'm rctbicn
ySinie Qcmeiicn bon ocr erIicu giuie oieicr
&clnreibuna acio1cr ~; baum cntae9cn be
iana. ihoIid s7s2o8oS peiilia 2s4.0s Snb
his SIR 5itiihiicn Scic Der Yuplar O5rouc.
Strnre mo bon ca, acr 5lili6iieu Seiie Der
Hoplnr @rDpe-StrnH cnildnn, nOroliD 2'37
Wcitlib 60 sur bis sum Aniana
Die 0ilrlc IN Der obacn Ncihreihun0 Iino
aui ocn qcnaucn a;crl0iail 0cr topoarap6iidhcn
Xcrmciiun1 Der Sinof Soltimurc bdiirt ca linn
oclclben lpic Wci.uuuDs9lucuuc, luc nlif benz,
nnrd cbcngeldnilie &croronung aliGebeibcnen
Sl0it
piincn aeploui miro, ID m 9lrdip ocs eireaus
Der SiraBenoncd0riic)5.0o 0onnlindrc Hcocr5ulc'
ncil
Caedw22 1920 9o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

sic 9cuidc Sn0niiric, oicGiicn uo
Stabl Snoliitrie. Sen Maihinenbait
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9etriebe,
ole optiide SuOuitric. Die @apieria
irritation. ole 3udcr SSnOulirie II.
VI. Sbre gluigabe lit nibt mr bic
6orOcrlng Der OclItidcu @rport ,Sn.
tereiien iouoern aub Oic moglidlt
mobIwoQcioc 9eriidii6tigung orin-
geaocr 9c0iiriniiic DER nclltrolct
Sdnocs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

Baltimore, "a Wldyj 1915.
Shreau Der NbaugSlauals0 umHiiiiun oer
5tnot Baltimore.
Mn5cigc oc5 SanisdrsGoulrniiS Oir. I 40 iiDcr
Ole SeltiDn Nr. / oec NiiuDuns SAILS
0angianals.
@crFeeclte Nuqeboic III GupliIat nit ocr
9luii@riii r&ropoial for buiioina 0impnns
Saas Snercepior. section 20 T. Saniiarp
Contract 70 i40". aorciiir an ocn 9odro OF
Nlplros uf baltimore SIN T., mcrocll BIG M{ltis
Dod H. glpri 1913, II ilbr Gormiiiaas, I'M
Eiireau oce Observation-Disclosures, 6aibbaus. Qdia
iinore. 9lh.. cnigc9en aeromncn fir Den Ban
Der Scitiou Nr. ! oes Subnn5 Sails Sanas
ianals oie ani Den klunen ner5ehnei ~ oic
i'm Nireau oca 0crra Cabin ~. ocr0rid 0hcl
Sneenenr bcr Ab5ugSiagale eommiiien, mibes
unbrt iiro
SpSiiiiaiiouen uno 4ldne I5nncll am mo
na0 Sienitaa, 30 9iay5 1915, oni gjcln@ i'm
gnrcnu Der Nbin9sianal gontmthont Sumner
VT. 9O4 ,AmersnM yntiolns" baltimore,
Wlb., crduoi ncrocn.
ron SpcjtitidtcnCn nno BldncH crbobcn. Dieic
Hcbiibr miro bel Hlidqnbc am ODER pur 0clit
"A. glpriI 1918 Der nichi benltten Ge5iiiiatoren
unb Nauorudc III euicm Sulinl0e 5uridcrli0itei
ooer Del Radgabe Scr daeenciueu Spe3iifaiio.
ren nno Pdne, i'm Sale Gin Nneebot einec'
reidt miro,
Gin bcg,aubiqicr Gbed 6es 9ieicrs i'm gcs
irage bon Si50OO0, ouf cine ,0learine 9ouic
gnni" bc5ogcn an bic Grocr oc5 Wlnbors uno
StnotratDs BON baltimore 5abbar, piro mt
'" abasi6afis auau:itatsn:
6,20O aubiiparos @ro' unS 6eien'9lusitd9'
iiiig.
1850 Qin.SuB 30r aannl. ilr ben glnoc6oie
fir oio i0lecnocn 9lrten 2ondlc eeoroert
iuerocn: 3ieqellein nno eniades Con-
iret; Ocridrfie 9oniretA5brcn lno ireis-
i5ymi0e Na2el
Ter eriolorei1e 9ieier dni oieen Gonirnft
miB 9iraf6ait itencn uno bic Qolnriiien oes
Stuot9bnricrS fiber Gontraiie erfnIlen
1ie 9ou!raitsNcb5r6e bebdlt ilb bas Necbt
Dor, rgen0 cin o6er ulle glngehoic 5nrld5uuels
len.
Sm 9niiroec scr glb5uaSianoE Gonmiion
Gbnrcs Vnalnno,
Noriitcr
SarsD N. 9cSasrs,
Sctreidr.
@etdtlet an a. W1dr5 1915.
SuBn Gnbcrt
iHng. Frdiiocut ocr Gorlraft9e65r6e
(Wdr526 2T, ,20-3i)
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gRrean Der etrabcnOurabruas 0ommiiidrc.

SHreau Der StraheuourhbruAs 6omnliiidrc
BAL m rc. Wlo.. 20. Widr6 1919
%erieaeie Anecboie u 9npltIat au5eeieis
s aT Sg'f be f 9f@ S9a'p egoe Wasps So9 Scm
Siaots8cgiitraior bis Mlttwudl, z. 9lprl 1915,
II llbr &ormittu9s in cincm Niircdu, tnib'
hdue, cnigcacn Gcnommcn iiir Ntnc.hruna,
h0nolielnbai lino Filolierune oer lo9choeu
zirlncu nit WufsNeplnt inter
0uutrait gir. 1873:
Sinnleitcr'S Strnhc, bon Roplnr @rQuesSiraBc biS
Sonaluoo0 Sildbc
caiburit &laec, 6on g8in6ciicr. .strobe bis 5ur
gtpa 20O0 Guaorao,garbs
Sic oben 0nqegebeneu 8dbleu rcprdlcniircn
ilcn In oiclcm Goniraii erbcinenoen @olion
sscocr Eiccr nltD ocl NniHcn ocs Niirlcit,
Safe i0m Der Goniraii 5uneprodcu iuirb elm
iroacn uo lcinem gluacboi Gin @criiiilat Der
hcireficnocn GiirgihnitcsG Gompnnuic beiiiaen,
in reldem n pie gctterc 1ereii eridrt pie
Nciiimnnngcn Seiens beS 9icicre i0ll ais
cine Dem 5ulprut oca 0onirnIca oornuc
OehcRoe 0colngunN Ncirddlici Wcr0cu
5pc6iiiaiioncH i6nncn ami Gyin6en IN Dem
0rcdu Der SiraBcnburbbru0s Gummildrc TIM
Natbbdns 0n nuo ndd Dem 26. Snac i'm WilIs
1919 crlanAi pcroen. no Blanc nno Flonlc
sur Snformotion Der &Iccr altllcacn. Gin &c
poli pom 5000 piro fir iebc 3lci0e BON 5pes
5ifildiioncn nber eincn Gouirait ucrlnngi cas-
priiderialei riro, iucuu odo slnacbot cinac
rcidi it.
Sic Gonnaii @cb6r0c behalf nn oos 9icc6i
Dor. irqeHo Gin ooer anc gingcbotc 3u pcruei
len sin beQlcubi9icr Gbcd bes NicicrS aui
cine r0ienrn9 poulc @aui" 5ablbor on ben
Nlnbor nno Sinhird0 bon Baltimore ii9cr $500
muB icocm glngcboi pcigefiigt icii.
SDbn 8. GnaiDrb,
iuna. Grdi Der StrahcEoiirhbu6S.G Gommildre
Guncne g. JiuoncrS,
Seirciir.
Beliaiiei am "a Nldr5 1915.
Jubu VuDert,
funa VtulioeHi ber Opnitaii NCb6r0c.
(.Qiur52d3 80 .glprl,3O
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Narean arr slrancnsnraornns oammlnare.

9hrcnn Der observation-disclosures 0ommiNare.
Salttmore, 2G. QRdu 1915.
0tc SirnbenourdDbru6s GommifGrc IN Der
Sinot Baltimore mdcncn htcrui bcidnni bne.
udd0cm ie iUrc lnbcllc iibcr Die Guii0doiauii.
0cn lnioileu NH Meribcrb0bnnqcu bc5iiQliD
Der 0ouocmniruna, @crDrciictnna nno Gipels
lirnug Der Sraneuid,eirnh nit berihicocncr
@rciic. BON Der QcbmdnsStrnBe biz 5nr Siios
niileiic Der Gfcnerd 6ono, nc6it ben odrdnf
be3iigliden un6 enopiltiaen uno corrgrien
crlurenocn @ldncn rcoioitt Dobcn. eeirdB ocn
&ori6riiicn ocs G6nriere Der Stnot @altimcre
mo Der nni 30 September 1913 unicr6cimfecn
Neroroming ut. SAP ocs Wsnbore mo Stlois
rntbe
iie bicrmi 9oii8 ecben, oaB befaaic Tabene
mo @arie aui bieie Weiie boncuoct nnb 6e'
llauhiat uorocr IT, mo 0aB hcr Nlnnnr NH
Gtaotraib bon Baltimore, oner irneno pcld)c
@criou ooer 8cruuen, Corporation ooer Gors
pordicncn, bic mil Dem 3niprud Der Snidldi
oiguHaen uniuiricocn iino. inncrbnlb orciBig
l3o) 1aecT penn iicbrnnno5 5uauBsicu %nHc
i'm Minr5 I'M synhrc 1915, bcm Hdinn Der eis
fen uon uuS erinilcncn @crolfcnildlnnp oicler
No.b odgcncn hrrh imriitlihc Yctitiun ON
hao baltimore SiabiaetidDi oppeuircn in0aen
inocn iie ooe @criti I'm ene 9icoion ocrlels
Sobn g. eanforo.
pnyrD y. HemlcD,
0omnliidtc
euoenr g. Wooorrs,
(0dr827slprs, ,io,f7)
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@efanntmadlnnncn.


CNttuN Ntr NtuNNut- oNiPtlipfns
"a. Nidr3 1915.
9lHgcboie perocH cHiqe9cn aenommen bon
Der 0oHiraii. Neboroe Der Stnot Baltimore iur
Die Sieicrnug nHo SnfanirnHg oon Gre1s
tBircn, init SruH5c beidageu, am plnpien'
gang ocs q SiudlperlS ocs Natbbaiiics inr ncn
gldNor uno Stnoirntb non Baltimore.
glngeboie miiiien in ucriiegelieu Gouocrls
iino on Den nNoarb Of glmaros Of Baltimore
Gin" aoreiiiri ciii Die glnifhriii ,Eropoal
for 3ieOouua Spor, Seconb SloUr, Gin San",
trdgeit unb bc 0errn Hlharo @ipinn, Sidois
Ge9irator, in icinem Nlrcau i'm 9latDbaue
am ooer uor If llbr Normiiia0S am Diittpud,
z. glpril 1915, cluQercidt tperocn.
Sin bcgantaicr gbed oca Nieiers 80 ocm
Pciralc bon 5wciBHHocrt uuo ilnf5ig (S25O.OOl
Dollars, ad cine Clearing Nonc Bani" au
bic Croer oeS UinnorS uno Sin6traibs bon
Baltimore, mug ieoem gIngebot hcaciiigi ien
Ger criolgrede Nicier mu6 &lrglhait iel
len uTo Die &Orihriiien hes Staot@bartera in
Nejuq uui GoHlraic criiiucn
3eldnungeH uno Spcjiiilaonen iBnHea an
ODER mad oem 21. Wsir3 1915 i'm Nircau oe3
@ebanoes sSnipciiors beiiAti8i iUerocH.
Sic 0onrnli 3cbDrbe bebNlt b bas 6ec5
Dor, iracno ciH oocr auc Inaebpic juriid5umcis
fen.
Gcbduoc Snipeitor.
pcfdhai ON a. M,dr5 1918.
Spbu 0uberi,
ilua. 8raiioent ocr itaiigcboroc
(Dldr627 ,29,90,3D
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|criamn'lans -gIn5ciocn.

ceutitc epng0ens Der sioot Baltimore
NnittWorc. 20 MiGr, 1918.
Zen Mtiolieocrn oes CORPORATION Der 2eni.
idlen Spnrtnni Der Staot Baltimore iuiro hicrs
mil mlnencili oaB am Winntan, Dem gpois
fen lagc lm 9ipril 1910 5iuiiben 3 nlo 4
ubr Nnhnliinle i'm NOilgcbduoc cine grabl
nun 5Wdlf 1iclturcn ilil QcitMa oer @ci0diic
pciagier Spaibani iiir cas- iommciloc Sabr,
10litinocn miro.
@iniam epilmnn.
tNig2V .slptl,5,S12) Sd)abmclicr.
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ltuter.2cpaTtemcms fir eeiHnc9ehe''rls"'


Separate Ocriicoclte ginacbOte, an Den Serf
OF gmdros" aorcinri. mcyoci nm ooct nps,tiifas
!. slpril 1915 i'm Nilreau ncs GiQpltJeiissacu
tors i'm 8nt0bnus Baltimore Do, eIllassry
ecnommeu ir Ole Sicierun8 on oae 4eprric
ment iiir 6itcnili6c Si6er1cit llniet Ss.9S in
merit fir 0ciunobciiepccn. 6nr gclnpais fis
Der Gudrdnidne Sidion bon Wruccrich -res
ein Snbr, in llebercniiimmnna NIT oes ,1,6,
5itiiaiioHen oic aui Seiua dn Den @sMaii,
beiiss9onlmiidr in ieincm Niircan lil rahe
bdussqluncr gir T. 0purildno Sirdbe,
&.eaianisStraEe, crbdliib iiio Chfd
Seoem gnaehot mu6 cht bcQdnb9iel, cuc
Oes Nieiers i'm NciruQe non $500, GU M
pGlearine 9onic Nanl" acip0en 5aplpn bci
ben Nlapor mo Staoiroib pon baltimore
gefiiei iein e.suaf
Ser eriolare6c @eer maR IN oer Gco'T,oa'
l9cn 5orn Niirabaii In @eraee oH
2ic G6nhdif ac55roc be6dt a6 sds s@ts Mss
bor iroeno Gin oocr ale snaepoic 5l V''N
fen,
Sr. glat1au o. Gurtcr nsr
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9eitdtat:
Som 0abgrl, Ae
fung Yrdioeni ocr GOuitai Scpp'
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