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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

long time after that. No one-not Napo-
ieon himself an artillery ofilcer-thought of dis
putlnS its title. Clear UP to the present
IL was the unquestioncd queen of tho field Then
came trench warfare, with It's revelation OF the
Iact that artillery could play even more de-
clsiVe part than infantry. Whereupon the title
Passed to artillery. Events in both the eastern
ana western fields served to establish artllerys
right to 1t. And now 1t is the turn OF artillery
10 yield Its pretensons. Lloyd Georges mpas-
sioned appeal to the workShops-his assertion
that on them depend the fate Of the empire and
the decision Of the conaict--shows that In the
last analysis. 1t is the workshop that Is tho
queen OF stricken fields. Cavalry, infantry artil-
lery' workshops-each in turn! Is the work.
shop to hold the title indefinitely, or will there
e.yet newer and unsupported Queens OF Battle?
Chicago Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

ments. would work what might we'll be re-
garded as wonders.
The city needs a new charter The Admin
istratvc Board, of which much was hoped.
has not justified public expectation Possibly
1t has done all that ought to have been ex-
pected, but that moderate total Of benefcent
result is not what Richmond wants. The
board has too many political irons in the
fire, for one thing. to be able to give suffici-
emily large share of attention to the promo
ton of efficiency.
Politics has no place in municipal govern
ment Ii should be a business proposition
strictly, and while that ideal is not attainable
absolutely, it may be appropriated. We may
approximate it here, If citizens generally will
take the trouble to study the situation. reach
an intelligent conclusion and then insist on
obtaining for themselves and their children
what good charter, interpreted and enforced
by the right sort of men, unquestionably
would assure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
Chats With Virginia Editors

Inc Roanoke World News has been study
Ing the Ohio dog law and wants Virginia to
have like IT. II says: Cows and hogs
have been subjected to some degree OF careful
restriction and no longer allowed be a
danger and a source of damage to a commu-
nifty; but dogs are permitted practically
where they please. chasing neighbours
fields and destroying neighbours sheep
and other property whenever they want
10, and in cities they coneregate in herds on
city blocks. snap and snarl children, and
spread dirt filth and disease germs everywhere
and no one dares put any serious obstacle in
their way II is a far cry from Indian viii
iage to a truly modern community and most
Of our cities. towns and neighborhoods yet have
a long. long way TO travel"
ut may sentimental In u.s. saws the
Harrisonburs~Ssws- Record. but could hone
that not one horse from the Shenandoah Valley
shall be carried to the battle front in the great
European war. 1t seems to that il is bad
enough to sell cannon and powder and shells
TO the helligerents. but take our poor horses
over there to be torn by shot and shell--welI,
we are inclined to think that the man who sells
his horse into such fate ought he carried
there himself and made to face the music Just
his poor horse will have TO face it,
Fredericksburg has captured convention at
last the Virginia Federation of Labor being
in session in the historic town The Star
tells Nearly 200 men, representing the bone
and sinew of the State, are gathered hero in an
effort 10 further the cause of labor in Virginia.
These men have heretofore done splendid work
along this line. their notable achievement
according TO our view, being the passage in
sos Of the child labor law by the Legislature
The children of the State a direct debt OF
gratitude to the federation for the work done
in connection with this law. because but for
said work the law would probably not be on
the statute books to-day. II is gratifying to
note that federation has adopted rule re-
quirinG all of its members qualify vote.
and this rule should be rightly enforced. sets
excellent example to other organizations in
Virginia, which, If followed, will rebound TO
the good of entire Commonwealth"
The Brunswick Times-Gazette proclaims TO
the world that Brunswick County has every.
thing necessary hold fair this coming fall
which will be worth coming many miles TO
visit. Last years fair was a success If the
the exhibition this year will surpass the 1914
planned by those who have the matter in hand
make fair attractive than old Brunswick
Commenting Of the incidents of the
late Confederate Reunion, the Lynchburg Adj
says: General Young elected to
head the veterans another year. and. Judging
| from his past record no better man could have
| been selected to fill the place. He has shown
| the highest ability In handling the duties OF
| that position. and under his administration Of
/ the affairs the U. C. v. has prospered nightly
/ The fact that attack made upon him
/ is In effect harmful"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

woman, chief OF the numbering division
in the Bureau OF Engraving has in nifty years
handled more than "A hundred billion dollars
for Uncle Sam. This will not be understood
by the man who stands on the corner feeling
excitedly in all his pockets for that extra
jitney he thought he got from his wife be-
fore going TO work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
SONGS. AND SAWS
Quite n Change.

Quite Change.
The returning traveller speaks:
where are the old-time dances.
That we danced long ago.
Wherein poetic fancies
Were born to measures slow?'
The stayat-homS replies:
why, they are now rejected
For dances more bizarre,
Whercfrom grace is defectod,
But action wins n star"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

Now that the Ford Motor Company has in
creased It's capital stock from s 5000. 900 ia
sloo,ooo,0Oo and authorized a dividend Of
SAo'oooooo IN July perhaps some of those
VIII reconsider VINO few years ago said
that Henry Ford, a mechanic with :. h,,
ought TO ne locked up in padded cell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
Choice OF Protection.

DOH you tHlnK, asked
the Reformer Of the High
Financier. that honesty Is
the best policy?"
That is n matter Of
opinion" replied the H. F..
ponderously. Some very ex-
cellent business men OF my
acquaintance prefer to insure
themselves against Jail by
hiring good lawyer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
Queries and Answers
COrnwalifs.

Please tell me the name Of the CORVALLIS who
surrendered Yorktown, and what his
rank In the social order of England. YORK.
Charles His ancestors baronets from
the time of Charles II. His father was made
peer with the titles viscount and carl, and he
was created marquis in 1892. CORVALLIS suf-
fered very brief loss of repute in England a
result of his failure here. He removed
from the lucrative sinecure constable OF the
tower. but restored in 1884 made knight Of the
Garter and Governor General Of India in 1856.
and acquired his marnuisate reward for
the conduct of tho with Tippoo Sab. Re-
turning to England. he became member of the
Privy Council and master Of ordnance and, in
l79S, Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, where his
vices OF the highest value. He became
ambassador extraordinary to France for tho set
Element OF the Treaty OF Amiens. and In 1904
where he died in 1905.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
Current Editorial Comment

The most impressive thing in
the United States during the last
few weeks has been the weight
and power of our public opinion
gathering to back the President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
A Problem.

4 PrOblem
Ten divide into two parties OF each, and
each man in each party orders round OF
drinks" and they have total OF so. like
party divides into two sets OF and and does
the same thing, with the result that they have
81 drinks. What is the explanation of the diff
ference? j. w Y
1t explains itself The total Of rounds of
drinks is the square OF the number of persons
In the party. If you take any number and divide
II into two parts, tho sum of the squares Of tho
two parts will be least when each is one-half
the original number. Let be tho whole number
and one of the parts. The other part will be
Y minus m. Then the sum OF the squares will
be squared minus twice times plus
squared plus squared. II you will write this out
algehraically, cannot do here. you will
see that value OF m, which will make 1t one
half of X. will turn tho second term into
squared. and make II strike out with tho first
term. leaving the whole expression twice
squared So. IL you divide your 10 persons into
and 5. there is total Of so: IL into and 4,
total OF 50: II into and B. total OF IS: II into
and 2, total of 6S; il into and 1, n total OF
of 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
The Voice of the People
Want. Happiness for Happy.

TIC The Editor OF The Times Dlsnatch: .
Sir,-Why don't you let Happy get married?
He has such hard time getting best man
Let Duke be friend OF Happy, and Happy
strike friend who gives him some money
JOHN 4. STEPHENS.
Martinsyflle Va June I, 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

Bayonne chickens hereafter will have Ia
wear leg taps and pay tax OF 25 cents or
get out OF town The law refers only to
bona hdc poultry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
Subject for Criticism.

Omitted Mine Workers JournaL)
There are three things no man can
do to the satisfaction OF other men
make love, poke the Are and run q
paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
Nation
Backs
President


foreign affairs without any sensation noise,
the whole mind of people has set into
luton. The protests of those who not of
In this matter arc like the squeaks OF some
field mouse sounding n glacier. There
have been many opinions held in the country
regarding the and much free expression
OF those opinions. but that diversity OF
feeling is and done with. The situation
concerns not only our rights. but also the part
we hope the United States is to play In estab
fishing Justice az the basis for conducting rela-
tons between nations and in enlarging freedom
for mankind When the sober depths of realiza-
ton arc sou nded. that Is what country means
7ia and It has been given to very few men
% express the soul OF n nations thought with
the clearness and force and truth that have
made Wilson'S recent messages a page In history.
The future is not practicable, but IL is certain
nov that IN important crisis the President
has bc hind him that ultimate force Of free gov
eminent the known will OF the nation
ColI!crr Weekly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

Worse and More OF 1t.
II do not like my teacher"
Dear little Willie cried
For she with not one feature
OF me is satisfied.
And. worse, the horrid creature
Just likes to tan my hide"
THE TATTLER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

Whatever else may be said OF the Russian
army, IL Is certainly the finest modern cx-
emplar OF the strategic retirement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
"Hope Springs Eternal.

"HOpe Springs Eternal"
She awakened at dead Of niShO-John, John,
isn't that burglar in the house?
He tsleepily)-Tm l don't know, but
don't disturb him. Perhaps he will carry away
of the freak wedding presents friends
sent us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
Bound to Win Favor.

Hound to Win FnvOr.
Did you think asked the amateur enter
tainer. anNiously. the jokes told this evening
were we'll received?'
We'll. they ought to have BEEN" replied the
candid friend. Most of them old favorites
with nearly every one in the audience"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

3 Published every day I'm the yenr by The Times
sDtsPatch Publishing Company. Inc. Address NIL
standardization THE TIMES = DlSPATCH
Times Dispatch building, 10 South Tenth Street.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
The Pessimi.t Says,

The rolling stone gathers moss. but tho
stone that doesn't roll gathers so much Of that
commodity-on It's back-that 1t knows
what is happening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
Changing
Queen OF
Battles

viii aasuredly decide the victory calls attention
to the fact that tho Queen OF Battles has way
OF changing from time TO time. Once cavalry
var the unquegtoned Queen OF Battles. The Idea
that mere infantry could stand against horse
men was deemed ridiculous. This queen
dsthroned by swedish monarch, who showed
that infantry wss easily capable Of holding it's
own. Then II was infantry that reigned--for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

rHE TIMES, Founded ................... 1SSS
THE DISPATCH, Founded. ................. 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

Lloyd Georges appeal TO the
workmen OF Great Britain to help
the government secure the great
est possible supply OF war NUM-
lions on the ground that 1t is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

BY Tfmes-Dispntch Carrier Delivery Service In
.Hichmond tand suburhs) and PctcrsburEi
Daily with Sunday. ono week. Is cents
Daily without Sunday, one week. 10 cents
Sunday only. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
TELEPHONE. RANDOLPH /

South Richmond. ..............1 1920 Hull Street
Petersburg ........... North Sycamore Street
.LynchburR. MISUNDERSTANDING Els Eighth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

:; Entered January p, 1908. ut Richmond Va, ms
second -clnss matter under of Congress of
March 2, 1870.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
GGllief nnf @n6nldlicnell.

gfodocm er iicb ouf oen S1ieneu
ser .9lnnopolis Short 9ine" nabe
Der 9fuiieII StraBe Gum S6Iafe mic.
OergeIeet botte, unO mlr nod intileb,
ten glugcnblid bon Dem 5ufoaig Oes
@eges fomnenocn @oli5ilten Sbornr
ton Dor eincm berninobenOen 8uge
fortge5ogen moroen mar, mlr0e ge'
itern ser 35 Sabre aIte George Drills
BON glr. 304, giorO 5renont glOc.
me, in Der iiioli6ci @oIi0eiitation
BON 9iibtcr Scoinion 8u ST Strole
nn0 Soften perllrtbeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

Ncrr Somcs OfcGDop, jitn., DER
rcpublifouiidc Gonoioot fir Die
Mo1orS glomiuotiou. bot icin Soupt-
quortier I'M frii6eren Souptquortier
ser Sterneubanrer.G .Goumiiiion, Ger.
fO7 1i3, Oit@oltimore.Stro
cr6ifnet. gln 0icienl @ebduoe miro eiu
oroBcs Banner. peIdcs nit Ocm Bib
ocs Ganoiootcn Derieben iit, onge.
bramt merocn. Cie @roget6eboroe
ao6 in i6rer geItrigen Sibima Die er.
luibniB fir oic 9lnbrineung oes Ban.
ncrs. obnc oaB @ebii6ren oofiir erbo-
ben pcr0en. @eitern 9lbenO fono Ell.
me g &erianmhng oes vSebrelp 0lc-
Gpop Clubs" in 9a. $50. @eit9alti.
more StroBc, itatt, in melder Die
&erren NlcGpoD, SSsrocl Sopitib
ino SorrD Sil0ermon g(uipradcn
bicltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
9as &Otbc Sud.

Ser &alenOer OeS o0eutiden Gor-
reiponocuteu" nGoS 9lot6e Bud
fiir 19t5,~ 6cfinoet Iid i'm Guld.
D1it Ser @ert6cilung an sic 9l6on-
nenten oes nGeuti6eu Correspondent
ten" miro am 20. Somior begonnen
chuas ipdter mie oep06nlid lmO
ooourb Derurioc1t, oaB Die nariegs-
G6rouif" fir 1914 uotiirli6er @eiie
ni1t Dor Dem I. Sonuor Dollenoet
peroen fonnte. Gieier Gbeil Oes
&olenOers, ser mc6r ais 20 Seiten
einnimmt qie6t cine lle6eriibt oller
&riegsereigniiie pom Sage Der
arigeserfldrung Geutidlono's an
9iuBlono an bis 5um I. Sonuor
1915. 9lu ser Seritellung oeS &olett-
Oers lit me6rere N}onate 1eor6eitet
lporOen. Ser itotiitii1e Sbeil oes
n9ot6en 9udes~ lit Oiesmol in Sol
&c ser Gerninoerng Oes Gaumes
Ourd ole nGriegs.G6ronif~ ni6t 10
inboltreid pie in frii5eren So6rgdu-
gen. Ger Sn6oIt lit mie folgt:
9lm Gonol, Gr3d6lung; 9lufruf Oes
&oiiers; @onoma &ocific glusitel-
lung; @eipcglide SSeite 1915; 9iS-
mord IenfmoI; 9unoes-Giitrifts-
qeriht; @im0eSienat; Gbronologii6e
G6arofteriitif oeS Sa6res 1915; Com.
million fir 0ffentli6e 9etrie6e; Con-
areB; Coroner 9oltimore's; Ole neue
@filtter, @r3d6Iung; @refuti06eomte
oeS Stoates; 6initerniiie inn Sabre
1915; @eieBlide Seiertage; @eoenf.
toge; @eOidte; So6c @oilten in 9ol-
timore; SSn0uitrie llnfall Gommii-
lion; SiiOii6ee &olenoer; Sun9froii-
9o6n; 9olenOer; g}apoleons GiiBug;
Seiientli6e 9etries Gonniiiocn;
&anamafonol ln0 g9eltban0el; So
Ii3ei6e60r6e; &oIBeiri9ter 9olti-
more's; 9ii6terpobl, oritter 9e5irf;
Seel0pen, Gr5d5lltng; Stelllng Der
Sonne; Stats Stucr.Gonnliiiion;
9eOeiltiom Srdlune; SoOtenliite fir
1914; lleberiibt ser &rie9sereiguiiie;
lle6eriibt ser widtigiten @reioniiie;
Gergongeue Sabre; GerlGngeriing
OeS 2ebenS; &orgcididte OeS arie.
ges; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; ggo6len
in MorDIonO; SAlo6t bei @otcrloo;
@oros ino SGre3infte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
@eIdlluerSc ii6er GOrOner.


Cine SeiGe muBte 5e6n Shlnocn
lang Iicgen blci6cn - Coroner
Gr. Soncs CAB ais Gnti@uloi-
gung al, OoB er eineu pidtigeu
SAL 5u be6ouoeln botte.
lle6cr Die &cr3ogerrtngeu, pel@c
cini9e Der jetigen Coroner Derilria
den 'iperoen oQgenleine 9eicbmerpen
aefiibrt. 5rou Senuie 2ougou BON
glr. tt8, Siio.Sigb.StroBe, Die out
Montag 9lbeno 10 ll6r 30 ans 0em
9c6cn icbico, lag ~ Snlnocn long
un6erii6rt, bis geitern @lorgen 10
ll6r 30 N}in. Coroner Or. goDis SO
Soues pom ofilideu Giiirift iein Ser.
Oift o6go6. Srau 9ongan mar niit
Dem @oi6en Oes @ei6irrs 6eibdf.
tigt ais iie 81 8oOen iiel mo meni-
ae Wlinuten ipGter itor6 Or. Sones
i6rie6 ibreu Soo einenl Ser5idloge
81, Der infolge glit6mo 6er6eigefii6rt
puroe. Ser Coroner mar iAon 20
0}inuten nod Dem 6ooe BON 5rou
9ougon our1 oen Glerf Der oitIihen
Goli5eiitotion 6enohridtigt morOeu
@eitern Wlorgen mlirOe cr nod 5mei-
nal benohridtigt, che er ericbien
9luf 9efroeen crfldrte Coroner Gr
Sones, OoB er am Wlontog 9l6enO
uidt Bate eriHeineu f0nueu Oo or
cine iAwerfraufe 6rmI 5u 6e6auoeIn
Gotte.
Bur 3cit lit in ieoem Goli5eiOi-
itrift ein Coroner ongeiteat mo alI-
BerOen lit Elm Silfs-Goroner sur Ser.
tretlng eines CD. erfranften Goroners
tbGtig. SeOer Oeriel6en cr6Glt $1,000
per Sa6r. Se6r oft limo oieie Gof-
toren in i6rer eigeuen @raris 10 Be.
ic1Gftigt oaB Tie i6re 9lr6eit als 60
roner grandchildren miiiien 9lus
Oieiem @runoe mare Ser idon frii6er
ougeregte @lon MIR bier Goroners
nit entipredbeuO 6o6erem @e6olt
unO sic nihts on0eres 81 t6ln 6o
bem fiir oieien GieuIt ou5uiteaen
Elm ie6r gutter.
6rou 2ongon binterloBt i6ren
@otten SomcS 2ongau Der irii6er
&oli5iit in Der mittleren FoIi5eiIto-
ton mar, iotpie 8 S0dter, cinen
Sobn, eire Sdmeiter uno eiueu 9ru-
ser. @iner Der tiidtigiien Coroner
mo ais gutter 9(r5t 6efonnt lit Gr
s. 3. Scmpel Coroner OeS nor0tpeit-
li6en Giitrifts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
Ncr 0ampf Srr glcpM6Iifaner.

Cine Delegation berporragcnoer
gcibGiislcite 6atte gelicrn nit Scrrn
gen. 3. Stone cine Goniercn5, Inn
ieinc &iinibe in 9e0ug ouf Die Gam
oi0otir ais N2ooors. Gonoioot 81 ers
ia1rcn. &crr Stonc COB Den Serrcn
al Derftebeu, oaB CT fcin Gonoioat ici
nfo iiM nod iiiAt cntidieoen babe,
ob cr III beu &ompi eintrete. g'ab
lduerer Undertaking. tomcn Die
@crren 8it Der llcber5cuging, nab @r.
Gione pobriAeiniid ols @ouDer'
ncurs Gauoi6ai namiten &erbit oat.
iretcn meroe. GS bat iibrioens ocn
9lribcin ooB IN oen rcpublifonil1en
arciien Ole 6rclnce 0es @errn GbaS.
s.. @einteman tdalb an Stdrfe ge'
pdnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

s. &cBIc /. = ~@cIhe @om-
pier gebcn i'm 2oufc Der %obe nit
&oit fir 0eiii6lan0 ab2" II Sic
fin0en ie0e @ohe o6ne llnteriNico
Sen 9lbeone ioIber 0oupfcr in Der
crltcn Spoltc Der Iebtcn Scite oeS
~0cuiihen Gorreiponoentcn, mo
Sie finoen oieie 9lo6ri6t in feiner
an0eren 8eIilna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

SSopette.SiroBe, mobn6ofter Sponier
IN Dem Spciie-9leitnurant bon G6os.
Streit6of in 9ir. 40, g3oro Soiuoro'
StroBe. am @}ontag 9l6euO pilogen.
9lls @oIi8iit So6n 2eod ouftau6tc,
wGl5ten iib Die bcioer 2ente auf oenr
Seiteumege Dor Oem &eitouront ber-
INN. Burroughs murOe ber6aftet.
Gr mohte 9elteno, ooB i'm Suare3
in Oie Sou0 ge6iiien 6ot, pd6reuo
Suore5 be6oliptete, ooB i6r Bur
rough Elm Stiid ieines redteu Obres
obge6iiIen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

&oaiadcu nod GeutiAlmo uno
Ccltcrrcidl llngaru gebeu OicIe gSohe
nit Dem Qompier ngieip 9lmiter'
oom4 ob imo miiiicn bis ip6tcitcns
Srcitag 9lbcno 10 llbr iu bieligeI
Boitamte eingeIieiert fem. SIS 1T
rotbiam Sen glomen oes Qompiers
ouf ooS Gon0ert ST. imrei6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

gen Dor uno crmor6en ii6 oomit ocn
Can't Ser ii6rigeu 9lnmcieuoen. Giue
idone Summe @eloes miroe aus
Dem ser guten SoHe sur @criiigrug
geiieltcn @e6dd er5ielt. Srau Gorl
81. 2iiOerib, Die @ottin oes ocutiden
&ouiuIs fii6rte Sen Goriib m06reno
Der Gouer Der po6lgeIltugenen imo
crfolgreidjen @eranitaltln1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
Nerr Qntnne crnnnnt.

Scr 9unoes Giitriftsonpolt Ca
muel Sc. Gennis Bat, ais ieinen 9liii-
Itenten Serrn SSameS 81. 9otoue er.
nonnt. 0erieIbe befommt ciu So6res.
ioldr bon $4,000. Serr Gennis bat
Icine 8cItalhng nod mft erDolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
gGpernidlmiOt's DNmericar
@relpcrn"- -@ierc,

ais Dem rouscrleicnIten Sopfcn mio
Deals gcbreut, tommen irgeno pcl.
den importirten 9iercn 9lcid. Da
feine %eidmad mo @eboItreihtbum
ipredjen fiir iih icl6it, wo0on sic ii6
orrd cine grobe lcidt iiber5eugen
fonneu. &iitc 81. @roucrci; Sorioro.
9loe, W}omment. mo &iaenitroBc.
Sci. 6. & q. @iount Gernon 1868.
(San13) (gIn5.)
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Cardinal am 9nmOIcuscbeu Oergin-
Oert.


syn 02onent, ols ii6 Cardinal
Gibbons oniGidte, Dem 45 Sabre al
ten 9fobert W1oSlin bon glr.42, Dorf-
StroBc, elm @eIogeihenf 5u mo6et
muroe N}aslin bon Dem Sergeanten
Carroll weeen @etteIns perboftet
uno in oic mittIere @oli0eiitotion ein-
gelieiert. Der air1enfiirit befonO iid
ouf eincn fiir5en Spoaiergouge, ais
er BON Wlaslin in ser Gotbeorol-Stro
nobe ser Wlonument StroBc, ongc-
bcttelt mur0e. ga ser Cardinal fein
aleingelo bel iid botte, eine er in Ell
men 2ooen in0 lieB iid @elO ned
ieln. gllS er aus Dem 2ooen trnt, I'M
Wloslin 81 begliideli, erihien Der
SiherbeitsnGbter, melc6er oen 9ett.
Ter nod Ger mittleren Yoli3eiitotion
erpeoirte. Sci Dem @erbor Dor @oli.
5eiridter Supplce forOerte Der 9lrre.
ftont, OoB iein Sail OIL cine bobcre
Snitan5 oerpieien meroe. Seinem
@itnihe nu,Bte ser &oli8eiridter ent-
ipreden ino 0}oslin manoerte in I'm
teriuhungsbaft.
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nVihcsip 'gari 9aiicrt.lpcnncs9loab.
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Eonnenaiif. nno llnteronna.

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Sonnenntcrgana .... 8 Il. . ya.
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