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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
-Am 0ritter 9einna anae-

Sn oritter 2eiung ang G.
nomm men.
glahltebenoe &eroronungen wur-
Oen i'm eriteu 9iot6s5lpcig in oritter
Sehing angenonlmen:
glutoriiiring ser Staotucripal-
ting gum gcrfouf zines G6eilS oeS
alten @larine Soipital 9lnlpeiens;
unO
9lutoriiirung Scr SAileriunen ser
wcItlibcu bo6crcu G0dterihuIe 5ur
8euublma oeS @isbootcs o9otro6e~
Serr @. q. IailD pieoer-
bergeitellt.
Serr 0jil6ert 9l Goilp, Scr Glcrf
OeS eriten 9iot6s5ipeigs, mclAer ieit
IA. Ge5ember lebteu Sobres frouf
mar uno melher Dor etliden g9ohen
megen @linOarment5iinouug operirt
mlirOe, itattete geiiern gum eritcn
DIAL Dem 9iotb6ous uieocr cineu
9eiuh o6 imo fiinoigte an ooB CT
am ndhiten W}ontag ieinen Soften
Die0cr einne9men mer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
gSicOer eeinno.

@aiior 81. 8. 9lbl BON Eorfoille,
scr iib i'm st. Soicp6s.Soipital"
elmer Speration megen @eOdrmcOer-
idlingling imtcr5ieben muBtc, lit
wieOer iolueit bergeItcat, OoB or ici-
nc 9lmtspfli6ten ais Seclior9cr Der
ct. So6annes-@emeinOc naAge6en
fam. @dbreno ieiner &ranfbeit inn
Soipital idcnftc feline @ottin cinenl
GinOe oas Se6cn, mclbes o6er Itar6,
che cs Der Goter 81 ic6en bcfam.
SSrau glbl, Die crit fiIr5 Dor @eib-
na6ten BON europa 6uriidfc6rtc,
bat ii9 BON i6rem llalpo5{cin eben-
falls erhoIf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
Gnmp6onic.(onsert.

@oS lcBte Gon5ert oeS Seem Yorfer
SDiup6onie.0r1eiters in 0ieier Sai-
Jon finoet 6cute gLbeuO lnter 2ei-
tlng BON @oItcr Domroi1 in Der
n20ric1 itott. 9llS Solift lit 3u Dem
CONCERT 0cr Glabier. @irtuoIc Soief
&oinonn geponnen moroen. 0ie
Gon3crte oes 9tep Yorfer Spmpbo-
nie Grheitcrs baben ibon INNER
81 Ocn popildritcn lmo beocrteno-
iien Greigniiien III 0cm Whuifleben
bon Baltimore gc569lt. Soief Sof-
mann miro bon oielen Nauiiffritifern
fir cincu Ocr beoelitenoiten 8ioniiten
Der @cgenmart ge6altcn. Gr bat be-
rcits nit Dem giem yorfer Grdeiter
bcocutenoe GrfoIee errilngen. gluf
Dem &rogramu ltebt inter 9lnoerem
oos 0DiolI-@on5ert bon 9fubinitein,
ino Del u@iilitdr~ Spmpbonie bon
&ap0n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
sunnenanf- nnO llntersuns.


Sir @larplano uno oen Diltritt
Gohm6ia beute 9legen unO Ueitli9e
g9moe.
Ter 60dite G6ermonleteritanO am
acitrigen Gage betrug 80 @rao Inn
3 llbr 9lahnittags uno Der nieoriglta
40 @rao I'M 6 ll9r MorgenS.
Die groBte SAneQigfeit oes @in-
tcrs mar IA Meileu pro Stuuoe bonn
Giioeu.
Ter 5eudtiafeitsgebalt Der 2uft
mar S4 &ro5ent Inn 8 ll6r Wlorgens
uno SO @ro3ent Inn s llbr 9lbcnos.
Sn oeu anoeren @ettcr6eobaA.
tngs-Stationcn oes 9anoes muroen
bic fol9enoen nicorigiten Gemperahl-
rem ber5eidnet:
gltlantic Gitp 40, 9ismord 20,
Bolton SO, Buffalo 40, G6arleiton
~, Chicago 40, Gleoelauo 46, Gem
Der 20. Detroit 3S, Gulutb 20, Gait
port %, @alpciton 46, @reen 9aD
32, Sntteras 44, SABRE s, SeIena
%, SadiouoiIle So, aanias GitD 80,
anorDiQc 54, 2olisoiQe "a, Nlars
quctte 26, N1cmpbis AZ. 0loutgomerD
52, Nlontrcal 30, 9}antudct 32, g1ciu
Grleaus GO, 9lem yorf 3S, Oklahoma
32, @bilaoelpbia 3S, 8ittsburgb 46,
@ortlauo, Me, 80, 4ortlano, Ore,
a. Gue6ec "a, Galeigb as, Salt
Safe Gitp San 6rancisco 90,
ct. 2ouis 40, Scranton 3S, S6reoe-
port Az, Spotone 36, SDracuic AZ,
Eantpa G2, @ai6ington "a, 8iuui-
peg ~,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
$4925.1O
1yraa 93ittcrS micOcr gencicu.

9lad a9t Gage Iangem 6aiten
piuOe eeitern 6rau Sophia Yitters
BON Scr. 24t Sii0-Gbeiter- StroBe,
Die an II. 6ebruar in i6rer @ob-
ntng s 0uediilbcrtablctten ibludte,
aus Dem ct. iepb's-SoipitaI ent-
lalien. Gic gler5te gloubten 5uerlt
ni9t, oic 6rau retten 5ii f0nnen. Sic
6efan Die criten adt Gage nidts 81
eiien mo 0ilrfte nur &nIicr trim
fen. 9lm neltnten Gage erbielt lie
Damn @iil1 unO am Sonntag einige
@ier. sic bate geltern ibre uollen
Grdfte pie0er erlangt uno wuroe
entloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
Gnrac GtoStneuiofcitcn

9ie @ei5euprciie fieIen geitern
bon SLIGO auf $1.55 pro @uihel-
Or. SeinriA SAumaHer, Yroieiior
Der aotboliicben llnioeriitdt in @aib.
inggton miro am A. WlGr5 0er iAon
ldnger ongefiinoioten 8ortrag inter
Sen 9(uipi5ien oes 0omen Siilfs-
bereins oes 0eliti6 0iterrei6iibcn
6onos in 2ebmonn's Salle 6olten.
Sm n2oDola College iinO Yrof.
Bolter Drum bon @oooItod uno
Nrof Sobu s. q. S'gonnor bon
@aibington fir einige Gage 8it
@nite. Nrof. @unl miro mebrerc
Neoen in Der fatboIii1eu ct. @tarfs-
Stride in GotonsbiIle bolten.
Serr Gronf 81. 6iirit Bat Oie gln.
iiht gediBert, ooB nit Dem 9eginnc
bee 6riibjobres Die Giienbdbnen aro-
Bere @outeu lmternebmen peroeu
uno oooilrM oic 9loib lluter orl
glrbcitiuMcnocn oufb0ren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
2eslie S. gndler Our Sem 0liater

Ger 24-jdbrige 2eslic $. 8udler,
ipobn6oft in ocn Seoern apartments,
Gin prominentcS @1itglicO Scr 9olti-
morcr @eieIIibaft uno 6efonnter
&eHtsoumolt pur6e geitern in Der
nor0peitIiden @oli0eiltution bon
9ii6ter Nlc5oul pegen lngebiibrli-
den 9etrogens 3u $25 Strofe uno
Soften berurtbeilt. @ie eS .beiBt,
bottle ser iunge Monn om 9(6eno
porber al Scr Soworo., nobe 6rolif-
lin-StraBe. cine 0ame angeiproden
uno ais scr @6emoun oerielben,
Serr Sobn $. Collins bon SCR. 1905,
0it 6oirmount 9lpenue, biu5u-
fam un0 iih ooS berbat, oieien nit
ieinem Spo5ieritod Oerortig oerprit-
eclt ooB er in's oDlarDl6noer 9nl-
gemine Soipitol~ ge6racbt weroeu
miiBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
geiiraftc 9laOan6riiOer.

&eil iie I'M &crloufe elmer u&oi6-
ington'S @e6urtstagsfeier" Glide
9iitoIenic6iiiie abgcge6en imo audi
onoermeitig ronoaIirt uuO ifon0olirt
botten wuroen eeitern 8lpci Seeleute
oes enelilhen 0ampfers u9oron
Epecomougb~ in Der iiiOliAen 9oli-
den @oli5eiitation bon Hihter Sap
Ter 5n je So Strofe unO Soften Oer-
urtbeiIt. Gs marcn Dies Sen Semen
uno @oporo Oponbouien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

,,elnoiipFlnm"- Q,rs &igGS Of ibe Cabbage
Fni04
u0olouialA 2fs q Qone gsaD TO 1ippcrarb
,,N0roc" .Ihc liooe @itl".
,,WaHDctn" aEnnlo Guecns"
0wiorglaHo"-0 -0ciib5 ~Al Star" 'Sanoepiue
uno Nan0clbiloer.
MinNt9ilaocmie" 1be 0ia6 Colt Of gopiug"
Gede5cBntec EcabpoDf3ccinl 5reiing, 20
SCbrnnr giaHWiiid0a 4 u0r
,llnici NraH1s8crcen" Ddiiipp6, ben "a.
8chrndr Wueienbail tn ngebmanne Sale"
,Wludart.Nanncrdpr" SonniqA oen 2s
Sebrunr, groBcs guicrnr0iien IN sEiioclS
Hnri" am Wtioole Hiuer.
,EbnlnsWldHHcrdlur" Vlonina, 1. Ular6
Wideicnball iu apa5a5cr's SALE.
,Nermnnia Enartett0inb" Wsontag ben
j Wldr5 Wgaslenbaa in BARNS SaQe1
ne 4Oug'o 0nuc", 90cuit,BniHt Wontng
ocn L. Wldr3, grobcr Wlnsicnbnll.
,,Nlrtgcrseeinuape Huo ,wlehger'NerelM
gir. J." Dlontag ben 8. Mldr5. Nlaslenbdu
in .Nnrrns 0ane"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
aEir[ bonn 0adle.

Ser 81 Sabre olte Nln,lliSIduS'
elmer 2pons bon Scr. 1920 = y wd9'
Q(Oenue, fiel geiteru a)for9e" set
reno ser g(r6cit bon Dem ~ 1902,
Sommerfiibe oes Soliies y'l. ...r oc'
9li6lan0 9lbenue. glnBer en ..,e hcIG
birneridiltteung Sog er lidl el,, .,,it set
&opfipunOe alt. Gr pilrOe rr;itritts
9[m6uIon5 0es norooitIi6eIl L.,nital'
na6 Dem st. SoiepDs 9''
oe6ra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
0licfer milL Ieine iyraM Tvs uerOen.

Sn ser 8peiten 9lbtbcilling Oes
GrininolgeridtS piroc eeitern
Snntucl 8. 9licder megen Slidtperior-
gung iciner Srau 6u ciucm Sabre
i'm g[r6cits6ouie oerurtbcilt, ober
gleihocitig unter Der @eoingung
unter @orole gcitcat, 0oB er no.
dcntliA $4 fir ben llnterbalt ieinrr
Srar, Carrie q. Rieder, 5oblen ioIl.
9iieder botte ieinc @ertbeioigung auf
Die Grfldrling geitiibt bob iein @be-
gliid bon s. &olano SSobnion bon
Moibin9ton lntergroben moroen lei
uno ooB Elm bon ieiner @ottin ange-
itrengter Sdeiolngsberiud bonn
9}iHter obgeipielcn mor0en mar. -
9lieder 6e6ouptete. Dab in oen oNtel-
ton apartments" A .6traBe uno
Stem Yorf-9lpenue, @aibin9ton, III
Ocncn CT nit iciner Satin lebtc, 5pi.
iAen unO Sobnion ii6 Gin intimea
@erbdItniB entiponncn Bate. linn
icincn Gbeiorgen 6u entgebcn lit
Ricder bon &oibington nod 9olti-
more gefonmen no CT in Dem @auic
g1r. 331, ct. 9SonL StraBe, nobnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
acHdJtidiff abscriien.

8ei Dem idmcren Stirnt am Icb.
ten Donneritag brad Die 9lnferfette
oes @ape 9oofont 9cndtidiffcs ino
Der 5000 9}ilno ibmcrc 9lnfcr TO-
mic 35 6aoeu Soften giugen perlo-
rem Gas 2cudtidiff murOe 8ucrit
a5getrie6en icBte aber Damn Boil
oompf ami uno fonnte ii6 ouf iei-
mem beitummten @labe p16rcnO oes
Stlrmes 6oltcn. 0as 9eu1tld)iff
n0rdio" wurOe bcauftragt, oem
Shific cine neue aette uno 9lnfer
3iI liciern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
glo6m an biel GbIiIIlE

Synfolgc Gbininperoiftua9 l''tY l'tc 5roll
Itcrn W3orgen Die "a Sabre u,' Tlcet'
W4ilorco Slomon, gar. 3SVo, ,6llloI5
strobc, nit Der eantoncr sln,1gtl sglnm,iptal. {.
no6 Dem st. SoiepDs Z, End l,,,oll If
gcbrotbt mer0en. Grail lylt ,rltc Oi''
an elmer @rfdltung lnto lpv nrobrlI
lclbc nit G9inin Oas lle ~ batte
2uontitGtcn cingcnonIlllls'o oin tritF
fnriren. S6r 3ultano II
I1cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
0uIiailt gQuu0 luie0er nnacitel[t.

0ie Baltimore GountD Commit
fare ernonnten eeitern Sas g8ooos
ols Spe5olpoIi5iiten fir 0en Is. 9i-
Itrift. @ooos mar felt 80 So6ren
i'm 9oIi6eioeportemeut onscitclt,
murOe uber lebtes Sobr eniloiicn. Qluf
@runo elmer @ctition, Oie bon 1875
@epobnern uuter8ei4net uuo oct
Gonniiidrel fiir5lih iibergeben NOR
oen mar, nuroe cr mieoer angeitclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
One6eIte Sic s{raiI'

Gic @oli5ei bon 9alfll''eg1n e1n,tr, oe1
tp lit einem 9tegcr allf OCT c5rnlt S SCI.
ange6lid6 lcetcn SamItaS ~ o. al Del
iie 9mif6 in i6rcr @O0nlll'SS Slogrf'
Gdc bon 8arf Seig5tS. w W. nicor
9(oenuc iiberfiel, bclpuBtlOy,r y,r,IrOc u
i6lug uuo fuebclte. Sls c5atteIl,
oieIem 8uItonOc BON rs'u16obcr 0e'
9c 9}opce Smit6, eiil SDellgs esors Go.'
Sutfu6rif 81. 8. Smith y, pcridi'
acilinoen. Ger 9ie5, sl,,sd,ts. oer 'ad@tI.
0eue s6rdnfc our6ltoOelteSii Kin tcr5iJll.
tc oni6eiucno ourd EN- = Salls p''
mer ais Scrr sulit9 Oa'
trai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
ge6ensmiiOer ser sdlnFlDnnO' :

Ser II Sabre olte Stalieners .Sr,,ot S
Eroroto, mel6er iic6 am 10. ~ 0lr
in Iciner elterlicben g8Obnlll'sS sS.6It
22t, SiiO Sie6 StraBe, y u .srltt
moroeriiher 9(biic6t cine 9qpp;tr p";trri
Oe am &opfe beibra6te, II g' 9Sital
Gormittog i'm n@lercD 9ply r,ie all
ieiner @erlebung erlegen. SDneriud
Gage na6 Dem SeI6itnlorOu,ts be-
i'm oQeuticben Correspondent, roll
ridtet, piroe Der iunge @1u''" nit
ieiner W3ittter goncettd Groru'5 '5tod,
ser S6uBmunoe I'M 5pelteH @ic
merf oes Souies aifgefunOel,',, ,',,tlartc,
5rau Groroto ieiner0eit IN IN fa
mar i9r Sobn leioenO ilnO VSo6cll.
otter ocn SOB berbeigeieDIll 'g,,itlc'
Coroner Or. Chambers pom ~
ren 9iItrift rnteriu6t Den 0u'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

SSrGuIein Sulio 2enloine, ''',oale,
Sabre dlte 2ebrerin bon SOD ,,,it le'
@o., lpel6e am 10. Sauiiar :, y" naa
bensgefdbrli6en @ranOpilllOS,o S.,obraat
oen n@lercD Soipital " Scll
wurOc, 1T gcitcrn g2ubmitta9 - Gr.
Snititut geitorben. Goro''SS 'SSiItrili
Chambers bonn mittlerell 4 cipl
muroc benodri1tigt uno lO'''
ltnterlu6llnq einleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
@lnR ieiuer SSrom S15 sic @Ode
snblen.

9lidtcr Wlc2one bom &rcisgcriAt
in Gopion erlieB ecitern cine 8erfii-
gung, no6 ocr S. @owar0 Crane, Der
in Dem $ouie glr. 215, Oit9olti-
morc.S .StroBe, einen SAubla0en be-
treibt leiner Satin 6rou 9futb gll-
ma Crane bon Beaumont glDenue,
Gotonsbille, podentlic6 $15 8i 5aB.
len bal, 6is Die BON Serrn Crane
onoeitrengte 51eioungSfloge 6nr
|erbonohung fommt. Serr Crane
niiB ferner nod Scr @ntimeioung
oes 9iic6terS Serrn Sarr0 9. @olf
uno z. Scott Offltt 5000 9fedts-
onwoltsfoitcu 8oblen. 9ie Serrel
iinO 9ledtSbeiitdnoe Ser 6rau Crane.
Scrr uno 8rou Crane beiratbeten I'M
De5em6er 1909. aiir0lid rcihte
Serr Crane einc Sdeiounestlaee &C.
gen feline Srau ein lno nonntc Serrn
Cigar $. Baron ais WlitihulOigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

tions Glub's ser 2t. @aro gcfoBt,
oud ipurOe in oieier SeriommIiug
Oie INSTRUMENTATION Oes Staot.
rat6snit9lieos So6u 6. 9eniod bon
Der q. @arO inooiiirt.
Ger oernofrotiibe Club ser Is
@aro berauitoltet am fommenoeu
Gouucritog 9lbcno einellnterboltung
fiir ieine Nlitglieoer mo oercll
sSreuioc in S6au5e'S So(le an
9lort1. mo @cnnipIOanio-9Ioeuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
9lnf sem ggcac ser yciIcrnno,

Srou Gina Spittel, oic Satin
OeS @oli5iiten @m. Spittel, lit nod
elmer Operation an einem 9nie i'm
st. 9lgneS-Solpitole" nod i6rer
@o6uing an ser @eit- -5oirmount-
gloenue, 5uriidgefe6rt. Sic bofit
balo uieoer gang geillnO 81 per-
0cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
G6riRIidJc eO5iaIiiten.

Gic So6res Gonferen8 Scr Gbriit-
Iirben So6ialiiten beganu eeltern
qIbgno IN Dem Bforrbairie Der biiA.-
protcitontiidcn ct. @ouls-airbe an
Der Cathedral, nabe 5orotoga-Str.
Sic Sibimgen peroen beute @2or-
gen lnl0 6reitug fortqelebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

@1inncopoliS, @1iuu, SRI. Gliie 8ed,
g(oam 9leun Sobu SiIOe6ronOt, s.
9raht lln0 5rou 9lrtbur. 8olentine,
Sreo. 9er5ig, Srau S. 81. 9ortboIme,
Soicp6 SoIof 5ruu s. @2iiaer SRI.
Gotic @olfer, SSoiepb GOelfe, 6ranf
S. W1eeOer, Sri. &otborine 0uront
@3or &obn Srou Meper, Sri. 0lurie
S6ad, Sri. 9lnna @unOerer, 6rau
93oio SoDerconlp, 6ronf Sdrauuue,
Sri. @tiriom Serp, GbarIes SOBER
comp, SRI. 6. 2erp, Sri. aate Soll-
iciL SyoDn SAaefert, Sri. 5enuie
S6oo6er, 3. @otuicb, unO 9Iuocrc.
Sir 0cn &iilfsfonO.
@r. Wlartin MeDerOird, Der SNaB-
meiIicr Oes SiilfsfonOs fir Die @itt-
pcn uno @oiien oes ariegcs III
0eutIdlano mo Oeiterreid-llngarn
6cr,htete, 0oB in Der pergnngencn
@ode uur mcnig geiammclt puroc.
0ic 2iitc lit mie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
Nlit GctreiOe mad SOIlunS.

Der geitern angefommene 6oIl1n-
Oiibc 0anpfer uSeIena," Gapt @ii.
icr, miro cine pollc 2aolmg @etrei-
De nab einem bolldnoiiben Safen
6rinocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
gseaerim ermurSet.

aIII|
@on ibrem 9faiiegcnoIien MI 'D ',,n
Ofoiirneiicr in Stiide geid''''%''~ %'
Ser 86Gter ber9aft'i "a
6auptct, in 9&otbwe9r 0eVo''''
au boben.
Su 9Iot6we6r gebonOelt 81 es~cS VuT
gic6t ser 35 Sabre olte glcgcr o@s
9iepnolos bon Ger. 412, llnlol''0,itt ri
pel1er gcltern Mlorgen Die .ori,,
iGn 0uionmell pobnenOe y'T'' Sr,i.
SSulio 9Srott 0urd cine 9ln5aq' hip.
taller @leiierItic6c um'S 2ebel U'rr olob.
5u iciner @nti6uIoigung ALL g llbr
nolOs mar fllr5 nad balO = amt
@}orgenS ii6er uno ii6er NIL lo,,ortt
6eoedt ouf Dem 2eringtol'~'Soa
bon Dem @oli3iiten Gulliion DVV' ad
tet uno feitgenoulmen woroea, O.,,rd
cincr 0ur6iubung ieiner %pg" , ,u
trot OoS ideuBG9e 8erbreQv'', n
Cage. 9lbideuIid6 6ugeridtet l'"r ,r,lr.
elmer groBen glutIobe liegellOp o,ti
sc oie ernoroete 9iegerin oalelOl' SET
gefunoen. &egnoIOs erfldrte !" coIe
weitli6en &oIi6eiitotiou edpl o,1iie
gegeniiber, 0oB er bon ieiller 1', .srif
genoiiin NIT cinent @1eiier al'vsSS vHSelr
fen porOeu iei ln0 ii1 crit r'S oIrnte
iie ibm cine tiefe @uuoe all o,aiir
beigebro6t botte, nit ieinell' wv
mciier 8ur @ebr gelebt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24
Az er INK nntcraeaaMaen?

syn groBcr Soree Inn ibren @otten
Carl Girrul befinoet iiA 6rou GIi5a-
bet6 Girrll bon O1r. 320S, 5ait-9lbe.
in Canton. 0eriel6e lit eill @aoidinilt
orf ocn 0ainpfer rGOeIDn" uno
Sruu Girrul peiB nidjt ob er ouf
ser ,GpcIDn~ par, Die in Der gtoro-
fec ouf cine @line itieB mo iunf.
Sic erbielt Dor eiiisen 8oc6cn einen
gricf bon i6rem Wlunne, in weIdem
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I'm nah 4orto 9}ico fobrcn wcroe.
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nit Dem Namen uGDeIDn" gebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

mooerne W1etbooen unO Die beiten
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ScritclIimg Scr gierc aus 5reo.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

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naAIte6enOen neuen @eroronungen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-24

Bon beioen &otbspeigen murOe
cine oitrH Serrn Siloebrono in er-
item 3meig eingcreidbtcr gencin-
id6oftliHer 9eidluB, ourd welden
ole NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eriuHt
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omerifoniibe 6logge 81 fenn5ci9-
nen, angenonlmen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24
COL. SPALDING
LOSES Fight in
BUILDING CASE

After celebrating nearly IL hours,
a jury in Circuit Judge Whitney's
court at O'Clock last night found for
the plaintiff in the case Of James
Stewart & Company against Col 2. s.
Spalding in the sum Of $SS,S47.63 with
interest at 8 per cent from February
3, 1911.
Thus has Colonel Spalding lost one
of the most holly contested assumpsit
suits In the history of the local courts,
the trial of which lasted nearly 10
weeks, and necessitated the first jury
to be drawn in Judge Whitney's court
in nearly a year. The suit grew out
Of the construction of the Spalding
building in Portland. Oregon, the
plaintiffs claiming that there was still
due them from Colonel Spaldfng more
than. $50, 900.
Under the jury's award, Colonel
SpaIding will have to pay to the
plaintiffs about $4,000, and to this
will be added the costs of the court,
which will amount TO several hundred
dollars. The trial began on October
4, and sessions were held on five days
in each week. The case went to the
jury last Monday morning, and the en-.
tire day was consumed with the argu
ments of opposing counsel. Nearly
1000 documentary exhibits were intro.
duced Two of the leading members
of the firm from the East were brought
to Honolulu to testify. Colonel Spald-
ing personally attended all the ses-
sions
The plaintiffs were represented by
Attorney M. F. Proseer, while Attor-
neys William B. Lymer and Alexander
Lindsay acted for the defendant.
An exception to the verdict was TAX
en- by Attorney Lymer. who gave mo-
tice of a motion for new trial
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24
DAY
AND HIBISCUS
SHOW ASSURED

( Z : Z -
Friday of Carnival week has been
accepted as the day to be set aside
for the school children of the city and
country. according to an announce
ment by Henry w. Kinney, superinten'
dent of public schools.
Mr.. Kinney has also chosen his
committee as follows: Miss Margaret
Cooke, superintendent Of music; Miss
Nina J. Adams, Instructor in physical
training, and George s. Raymond, in
spector-general of the department
1t is probable that the capitol
grounds will again be chosen for the
exercises as the superintendent favors
these for their central location and
their spaciousness. Special attention
will b egiven to location this year
and to the arrangement of seats so
that the audience will not have to face
the sun. Early in the afternoon, per-
haps few minutes after 1 o'clock,
is the time that has been suggested
for beginning the program.
Another hibiscus show is also as
sured for the Carnival, six growers
meeting yesterday and voting to re-
peat the exhibit. Discussion as to the
best basis for awarding prizes on the
flowers formed a considerable part of
the meetings. business.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24
MAY complete
JAIL SCANDAL
PROBE FRIDAY
City Attorney Brown Expects
Report on Investigation BY
Territorial Grand Tury

That the territorial grand jury will
wind up its investigation of the city
jail scandal and report to Circuit
Judge Ashford when 1t meets in spe-
cial session at o'clock next Friday
afternoon in the judiciary building, is
the opinion Of City Attorney A. M.
Brown.
According to Mr.. Brown, the taking
of evidence is about completed, and a
report by the grand jury will close the
matter, for the time being, at least.
Whether the report will close the In
yestigation permanently or only tenn
porarily, remains to be seen, City At
torney Brown said today.
Another special session of the grand
jury was held yesterday afternoon, at
which time the investigation was
again resumed. George Al. (@Bert"l
Bower and Paul Boggs, who now are
serving time in Oahu prison on rob-
berry charge, were among the witness
es before the tribunal. Both Bower
and Boggs were confined in the jail
hospital when ]. ]. McGrath made his
getaway from that institution. Frank
Fellows, former prisoner at the jail,
and man named Wilson, who was
employed in the carpenter shop at the
time of the McGrath escape, were
among the other witnesses.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24
GET II FIRST not LAST

When cold grips your system It IS
convincing proof that your condition is
weakened remember that tits risky
indeed to simply trust your strength to
throw il Of. because neglected colds
have brought more serious sickness
than any other one thing, while weak
ening cathartics and stimulating
are often depressing and dangerous.
The one best treatment for any cold
1.-THE one so often relied onwhen others
fail, isthe powerful blood-nourishment
N SCOTS Emulsion, which feeds the
very sources Of bodily strength osup-
press the present cold and generate
strength to thwart further sickness.
Get SCOTS first, not iast-and insist
on the genuine always free from al.
cohol and injurious drugs.
scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ. fS-X
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-24
BRlGADlER- GENERAL ...-... H.
STRONG EXPECTED ON
DECEMBER TRANSPORT

Unofficial news that Brigadier-
General Frederick S. Strong will ar
rive here on the transport due Decem-
Der Is, to take command of the LIST
Hawaiian Brigade at Scnofield Bar.
racks, was received by friends of his
here yesterday. .".
General Strong wished to remain at
Charleston, S. c., for two months,
longer, but the. war department did
not deem it advisable, and he was
ordered here at once. - -.
There will be no formal reception
for General Strong, but he will prob
ably be met at the dock by number
of army officers. z.-...-