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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29


ouocrS bier bon 9(mcrifa ocnfeu. Sir
ms 6eiBt eS e6en noG &dmpien II.
Siegcnl Gigentlib io1te ib iest
i6lieBeu, a6er ctuas muB icb S6nen
bod nod ibrcibcu Gem icb CLAUDE
falnL Dab man Oori6er in glmcrifa
Ooriiber sic @a6r6eit crfGbrt. EroB
uuierer Siege befinOen iib bod
&riegsgefangeue, ieien es nm Gipil-
eefangenc oOer SoIoaten in eugli-
i6cr, fron3oiiiber o0cr uliiiiAer @e-
fongeni6oh. g9ie man oicie 9cutc
6e6anOelt, oos 6clpciien Die 9riefe
uno &ortcn iener llnaliidliden. Oic
in i6re Ocuti6e Scimat6 gelongcu
@irO Elm ocutider Sieg befaunt, 10
iino Oieic @cfangenen Oem gan5en
SOB iuO oen @emeinbeiten Oes 80
bells ousgeicst. sic miiiicn iib Oie
@cmeinbeit mO llnOerihGmtbeitcn
Oieicr @ciellihoit aeioGcu lolien neil
eS e6en 0eltiHe lino. @nglGnOer H.
6run5oien Oic 5u ben cipiliiirten&ol-
fern ge6orer, iuoQeu, 6e5nnOelu Sc
fougene in elmer glrt unO g9eiie, sic
eiufah ieoer gei6rei6lmg ipottet
Iieies @eiin0cl frogt lue0er nod 9ll-
ter nod naH Sugeno meocr nad6rau
nod Dl1OAen. SIS iinO ia au6 Bios
Gcutite, mO Die Oarf mon 10 be6au-
Oclnl
Sld9en i6er gemeinc, ihlc6te @e-
bon0lung wcrOcn riHt angcnonnlen.
Cab Damn lm0 mann in einem ooer
Dem ouOercn @cfongenculoger @n-
p0rlmg ouftritt, ldBt ii6 ni6t lpeiter
OerwlmOern. Gritt Damn Der Sail
cin Damn er6e6en iene Scrrelt sic
iid) 8ron5oicn lmO @ugl1nocr i6im.
pfcu, circn @cltipcftofcl ii6er Oic
noeutiGeu @ar6aren", Die in Csc.
fangeni@oit nod nidt einnal 9lu6e
1olten f0nnen. g}a6 @run0 rmO llr.
iode Scr Guporlng irogt 9iemonO. |
a6biilte mirO oud feline geid)affen.
unO 10 lc6eu oieie llngliidli1en mci-
ter 0a6in SSd BON meinem Stano. !
plnfte oNS bcoauere ole Ieuti6en, |
oie in Die Sdn0e oieicS @eiinoelS ge-
fallen iinO. SoQte icb ie in sic Sage
fommcn Damn piroe ib ais Gcut- |
i6er etlpos onoeres oor5ie6cn. @li6 |
o6er mic bon Oicien Sduiten in Ser
glrt mo @eiie 6c6onOeIn Ioiien. In
icre &crmuu0ete, oie in Die SGnOc |
oieier cnGliid fran5oiiid ruiiiiden
0lorO6anOe iallcn gc6en Dem iiberen |
EoO entgegen. g9d6renO mir olSgor-
barren, Gdu6er mo 0}orOer, pie ms |
ole iou6cren 8ogel aae 6eiBen, ieOen
anrb Sen nermlnOctcn 6einO, ais
Nlenld onie6en, Dem ge6olien per-
Den muB unO miro. Sd polltc Bios,
Sic fonnten einmal Elm @cfongencn-
lager 6ier in 1cltic6lon0 ic6cn limo
mas i6rei6en Oeuticbe @cfaugene
onS 6ronfrciG, 9ilBlano unO eng
lono Gon Oen 9fuiicu Oorf man ei-
gentlih iibcr6aupt nidt rcoen, oenn
&affern inO Sottentotten fonnen'S
wo6r6aftig niht iAlimner MAIDEN.
6ragt man na29l66iilie, Damn fommt(
Scr 6erii6ute Yroteit Oes omerifani-
idlen @eianoten, Der lpie Elm Gropien
&aIier oltf einen 6eiBcn Stein pirft.
0os lit Damn 9lQeS.
9llS &euja6rsgrnB fam sic 03o6-
ridt Dab ems unierer llnteriee6oote
am 1. Somuar 3 llbr 9}obtS ein eng.
lil9es S9lohtibiff OerniGtet 6ot."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29

Nbunncutcn, Ole pcu ,,DcutineH 0nrrcfpun.
tcnlcn" ndjt phnitid pber mrcgelmdRla Ct.
hnleu, iitio Gepciui, Der ClIirc bapou per Seles
ptVH cper idrlitllM WliibeIIHng dn WIaprVh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29

W1armors un0 @roaii,g8ertc.
6. eiIadrmsr L. cons. 222 aort-Qaorles'9ir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29

observation-disclosures ua0 8dn0ler.
@isrrc &. Duaan e a'ep1rp, 10 ClcsyluN
ipNSitabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29
Gcl@iftss s8cgwrilcr.

8eitungen 8eiti6rilten eic.
., ghe Baltimore Wcws Co." Gmeii 3. Huucr,
GeiddIisilbrcr, 227 &oroiGaoettSisa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29

GeutIhe @il6cr uno 8eitidriIten-
" Sauitld 10 gioro,Roppieiou'9rab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29

@lunbing 6iirnaces, HnnGes ino
Gefen DoAccdsn uuo Ntuen.
ernnett erus, 52s observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29

2onoiuirtDidaitlide @erdtbe uno
S1mereien.
@FIHlt0.xurner Co., 20s Roros@aco eifob'-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29

St1QtS.W0ntcn.
rreniiMe @onF uuu galtmoy'" Ndllmefe
uub Qpnio0Ns5traB gluguli 2bebct, PlNlF
Ocnt SEQ 3 Gene. Naliirrr.
Spor. .9llfen.
), ,DentSfs GporDanf upn Waitimpre" 0uldu'
uilo .NoltincreiStube
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9r. gGm. SCdcr,

Gbe3lnHit IN Nidnncrs uno 6rauciis
TrdnfOci!cn. Oeili In iii3clicr 3eii
Gpp5hS 9uaiMldd NulSs uno Wluho'
Nrani6citcn gluSillne ieoer glti, 4itip
iureu, 9Oluiinuen. HerOole SWipd0e,
SnpoiciS. 9iicrcns oocr @lnicnNtoilf
bcitcu. Office IN Qrn. Nedete 0nalpf
fniithcm anleum VT. f08, Cns8ait.
mure.atrnbc. GprchItunocu ocu ~
llbr &orn.ltiaQs bic TO llbr elocnoa.
gRiihu0Os uon o nor &ormiilQgo Dis
2 ll6r Nd@mllinQS mn bon 3 Qls ~
llbr QlbenOs. Eonncriida ppH 3 llpt
Q;nrmiildoS biS lihr Nnnmih0QS.
VI V,-Cr. ggdcr'e NGiic hclli M
feDi1nr ieocn 9lnsnun 0onlAllatloh
lrei. (Uloi5. .1S 1&So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29

RupferIhmieoe imo 4hunbers.
So6n cubcrt, TIA rs.graBr e. & y.
IeIepboa: Hplis 1889.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-29
g}ofionoL Q}onfcn.

glotionol 9nnfcn.
.xbc Oh Sowu National Bout @an. uno
GrcicrsSira6c Snco0 g4 NOoi btnNneiii
OcnrO 81. 2coue. NniYtcr
rGccunb giatlpunl Nanf" i12 @un'NtoHoVHq'
~, g. 9SdQncr. Nullircr
.4lencrm yintiOual Nnut," "a Votu euiiV
Sirahc, 49, Nartioii. Naiiter.
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Al0Dofaten.
0arl ". ms- eaota 800 sr 9oaIsraBe-
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Wledjb(atten, W2etoIl etc.
ehou, oeniun & 50. duowsrirD, 1915
@aloerilon.Sirabe.
gtienmnnren oner Qlrt ua6 SUI.
ibmieo 3ubeb5r.
a. ecnn qannr Nu. 802 964 Moro, van Tir
HiunoIeib. .5eihdIie.
pgoHIoIIbaleb eoau co.." 1 glpro'0ab.euaee
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gNelpw 2inf Baltimore
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man eriuahns Oru rasaItImors cufreipuu0sui." !"
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Observation-Disclosures.
- rmHne Tcurr WcrHmruinnS @ritnidnfi."
oonioah mo Baltimore. 1ilnbc
!, ,EentihsAm Scncr2cgimcruu1e.W .Wcicnlnall,"
yatiniOfcsE EirNbe n0 1ulioW Nonfe glDeuuc.
,,9nnai Qrlnrnucc So. ui 8lperpBul." Ncnrn Nl
Narilelo Neiioeu5, ,Mlanoger. lOt-f03 9b1ius
Der Of eouiulcttc Yiilonn
,,Wffwnuid kcurtucrfmcrnuns WcicriNnfi,
Vultuures uuo MoriNfE EfruRp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
pnnnrrstnp, nen 6. 1ttni 1918.

er reiitc al,f ieineu neiien Yoiten alb,
mr ieiue Mlnueienheit iofnrt nGtbtg
NOR. Weorg bcgleitete Ibn sur 8dbn
ltrr0 beallftragte i'm, and) Shirt gu.
bntom 5il heinfen. Mls Wtiooletpn
nlli ocm Sd)loB erid,ier, fano er 5u
lcinem Ncbmlcrn Den Siiriten iebr an,
rbcumotildlcr @id,t lcioeno; auber
oicielr Sd)nlcrjcn %hcllnrit6igte cs i'm
olld) ichr, Dab er pcrbinocrt mar. Oell
lcilcl @ouperncrr III Sociia 81 be
arilbcn. Ger Shirt mubtc. oaB bies
opn Scltcn Der &cNicrng. Pei Der cr
ubllc Oies id,on IN ulcrflGrlifcm
%eroudlt itnrlb, iebr libel nllf9enom-
men miirDc; Is blieb ibm llid)ts orDc-
res ilbrig, ais bie Siiritiu nit Smlina
lnd Sbcila 81 ienOen, nm Jpn bel Der
beporitchenOen 3crcnlonic 5u .pertrc-
ten, mobei Ole Siiritiil DEM 8ollner-
iicilr Die llrInd)c Der Abmcienbcit III
res Mnltiies crflnrcn inlltc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06

fobreu, ouB Der Shirt an Scr @idlt
ournieoerfie9c mo ipobl nod malld1e
@od,e niff iein ShIoB meroe ucrlai.
len founen. Gr crilhr orlfe boB Die
SiirIfin init Der @rGtiu @romirsfn
ON folgenoel Mprgen ilad) SOeiIa
.reiien ipollc. mo Dies nielDete or 30.
|olsfom bilrd) Den Selesrapben. Gam
glng CT logleidpltad Dem Noltlc Zines
leiner @laHheHsa9aeIiel& mo rr Die
9tad)t idlaflos .~3lbrndltc.
Nae bic fleinen 8tonc, Die. CT ge.
mad)t bate. mltrocn ourh 0ic liller.
noartete &rantbeit ees Tilriten per.
ctelt, mo jest miiBtc CT briilrdlten,
bub er feline Anstid,t nlelr. babe, ieit
8elb nus Set arailelt fcine$ iacfirdl.
teten @ebieters iilriidQtcrhhiten. Gpdi
eS fonnte inuDer ilodI ctpns lid) crclJ.
1len, iulO Ell beidloB. Ole Hibiliitct.
periammhlug 5u btilld,cli. no er
lih)er4ih EN- Stiida ,@et0 pcrotcncT
%fonlitc, inoau er Dir MitAlie0cr per.
rietb loopr ibrp @eBsimnttipt 'dlIaipIn-
nirtc. Sein Sirm itono .inmcr nnap
8eidtbufn. ltnb id)uil 'lmlat bate Ct
Die alte @uhrheit crfanmt, oob DEF
|Sieg nift burh Ialllbeit 81 errlnael
lei. :.
9(m folgenoen Miorgcn jlpild}m cit
mo 5uoli llbr io6cn ctmo jpqli5lg
Eariouem III Dem nlicortarl, olnt.
|piem @or5tnnter etner oblfurcA
S6rutc an fleliien, ruiiSen Siideli-
Sic Mitglieocr Der pcr%innuneltcn'
@rllppe iprad}cn leiic .uno ernItbaft;
man ,iano oorullter alle Sppeu. IS
iparen Stuoenten mo ,4iinitlcr, III
abaetrugeneu TleiDlttg ltto nit blci-
dJen ejeiid,terr. 9luf oen Slld)et
iuno pign ueiit SDee luio Srannt.
meilit alli ciiligcn ulldl Seller NIT.
pcrbGhtia a~ilsiebenoer Snppc. :
mn. Is rtieemr iplGt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
0. St apit rI..
siebc mnb Trcmnoid)ait.

6epra Ionaington lnB III lelneml
Snreou ain Miorgen mad, leiner Hnd.
fcbr aus 5iraspol. Cine Nenae &c.
oiineter 9rieic Lag Dor linn, oorilnter
olid) elmer bon Gpo. Der Inn NnloB
81 ernitem Mafoenfen Cab. Cine
holbe Stlunoe perbradte er ldtpeigeno
llro in tieiem Sinnen. Damn ergriff
err oen Brief uno las i'm lor9fditlg
noctmals Onrd).. Gpa lfrteb:
,Nein tbeurer @eorg!-Seit met.
mem lesten Brief lit elm greigniB BON
hohiter @ihtiefeit eingetreten, oas,
mie i6 geltebe, nift gan6 imertpartet
luor, oas ober. BON groBtem eintlub
olli meme ,3ufunft iein miro. St)
babe Don niemono einen Hatb 5u er-
marten. auber bon meinera 9ruoer
inb Dime Dir mein Ser5. 10 Dab Die
Ter Brief lomobl elm @eltononiB als
cine Wtittbeilnne entbalt.
8ieQeid)t babe i'd in friiberen Srie.
fen 5u penig gelagt, pcn Der aii'.
mcrfidmfeit, melhe 2orb Saslemere
mir mibmete. Sd er5Gblte Dir pom
Dem Ibenteuer nit Oem !9trldl am
lesten aliguit no mir inns gum erlten
Mal ioben, uno mo er MIDI nno Ole
ainoer ans GROCER @efabr errettete.
Seine Site, ieine 5iiriorae fir mid,
uno oas Sntereiie, ods err filr aaes
seiate, rpas MIDI betroi, paren srl
beiitlid, INN unbemerft 81 bleiben,
obcr ib belt lie MIR fir Den 9lrs.
br,d Der Sdufbarfeit iiir Die Gienite,
Die i1 ieinen fleiHen Sdnpelteru CT.
mieien bGbe, ipie er bebaliptet. Oh
peibt, @eorg, ih bin alf benz 2anoe
unb in. Der a6geihieoenbeit aufge.
modien uno femme nidt Die @e-
brGud)e Der ieinen Welt, ih fam uidt
leusnen, Dob Saslemere's InInierf.
iumfeiten mir iebr gefielen. 8ir be.
gleiteten i'm in ieiner Daht noh pie
len Orten. Die mir unbefdnnt marer,.
Gein grliber Nlireo. Der uns nab.
reno Ginger Belt begleitete. bege9.
netc mir gar,S Die einer SfnpeIter.
ilrb enolid, @eorg, fanO ih es I'M
m0slid,, mir ielbif nod LANCER au Der
bergen, oab Die Adtung, Die ih fir"
hier. parer bic :8ilhitoben vGarl"
ruoirt, ,Sorb" ,Soslcmere hegtc
ii3 in, eut pormeres @eiiibl oernun'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
e. Is -

Sohci mrr Sdlnmln Qallj in.lci.
reln Glcmcnu. Is ~NcuGhrtc ihnl cil'
~boahnftea ~9~rguiigcM leInc Wtit9c.
ld)opfr in llnlliif 5u b%ringen; IN Dem
aun5eu Menld)en id,iell tid)ts menif).
lifes mebr Sl1 iein, feiu Sd,rei I'm
@nnDe. feline Soeesnngit fonntc' iein
Mitleio erlpefen. Sennoh CAB es
ci4ien id,ipahe1t Yitnft i'm Snneriteu
oieies Glenber1. no leine @efilble per-
mirnoet meroen fopnten, Die leioe1t.
lf)aitlife 2iebc at ieinem einSisen
&inoc, Ieiner ei1t5tgen Softer Hpbfa.
Siele pergotterte ct, peritano' Dies
aber i~orafdItia 81 perbeimlihen, %
er mobl nuBte, OaB bierhin lcine
SdppGhc lag, oic einSi9c' STEELE. an
Der iein Eanser BON G9olsmus it1o
Nieoertr1ftigfeif %bnrd)bobrt meroen
fonnte. @dbrenD er leiile Thinner
Iihe @eitalt nit ifnnisigen 2iimpell
nmbiiGte, maren fir leine .gellcbte
.Sof]ter Die reif1iten SeioenItoffe nidt
at foitbar. @enn es iih Ourum ban-
bette, Rpbfa elm %ergniigcn 81 berei.
ten, 10 mari CT ale ihlaue. Hiidiift
bel Seite, INN ieirlen ,3mef 5u errei-
diem. 80 groB mar oie 2iebe 81 lei-
ner 8od)ter. oaB er lih iebr bemiibte,
ihr bic @obrbeit itber leiu Sbun uno
Srelben sll .perbcrgen, 1mo aus Die.
iem @runo .u%nterrparf er iih logar
Der Srenmlng BON 1eiltem 9inDe. ST
brahte lie in ei1t enhances polniifes
Tori. uno pertrnmte lie Der Sorgfalt
elmer alteip perpittneten Sante an.
,3meimol i1brlid erbielt er efnen fur.
aer llrlaub' bon ieinem @ebieter, Dem
err oas 9uiein letier SpfDter iorgfol-
tia perbeimlifte, ltnb elite Damon, I'm
iein aleinoo 5ll heiiid)en; ibre mod.
icnoc SdJOnbeit nit Stpl5 an berprn-
bern, lie nit reidr,r aletSung lino
foItbaren S,Siupelen .5u 'idmiiden uno
lie 10 olird) penige peraniigte' Gage
iiir ieine lange, ge.5pnngene abpe-
icnheit SIT entifdbigen.
limo Epbfa2 Sl4 mar etlt .Wta0-
dcn, oas eben sur @ciblihfeit err
bliibte init Der san5 en- orientaliiden
ShDnbeit ibrer Static, nit Saaren
nnS alngen, ornfel mie Die gtad)t, itnO
elmer idldnfen, ipobllgebnliten @es
ituit, wclhe ole elul1iihe @ra5ie
elmer gaiaoere beioB. llnb lie liebte
ihrrn Iuter. Den nibeT ibr Die gan5c
@elt peruftete .ullb 'boBte, nno es
mar fcin @nuoer, Dab er ibr aae
3Grtlibfeit uno 3uneigirng wiomete,
beren er fdbie mar. Sein innigIter
!SerSenswinih lpar, lie gut perbeira.
tbet ST. ieben nit einen Dtatn ibrer
8aiie. Der reid genug mare, iie in elm
onoeres Sano 5u fiibren, fern bon Den
perbabten Tlliien lno ibrer gefilrhte'
ten oritten Seftiou.
las par oaS sebor1ame @erf6eil9
6es @rafen Sooisfpm. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-06
ibias Sd)imfop telearnpbirt eSer &C

tbias Sfimfop telearnpbirt eoer &C.
id)ricben?" -
ga, aher er lit oienitlid nod @ar:
id)al, geianot moroen mo miro crit III
pier Sascn bterber fommen."
.aurilopitid) ut am heiteu 81
braild,ell, menll cine Iusiage geqefi
Den iungen @onn notbig it," flii-
iterte Moles. .a@~ 2
r@arum alalrbit Iii oub if Inn
perboften lniltn molle?" Irdgte go.
bisfrrp langinm, DEM En- bate bis
jebt nod nldjt Die feitc slbiid)t, etluas
.gegen Georg 5u nnternebmell.
Die giitige Nadiraae en-. ersel,
lens fibrt g~emobnlif) III Die auiemat.
ten" benlerftc Sd,lumm griHieno.
.Sd,Gnlc Iidl" ladJtc Der @roi,
Der in Oieicr SemcrfllIg ein. bal6es
aompliment lab. a@ir wollcn mar
ten. bis Shimfom fommt. = mull
muB niemalS etmos i'll Gle tbnli,
n1bcr Nliegen fanaclr lit ciil foit6d.
rs oltes Spridwori; allBerDem ii.
Der jrlge Malm nlcIn 6renno."
Ser Seuiai lallert 'birtcr Dem
areis" 'oad)te Shlumm. .urt0 Die
Irennoid)aft meines Serrn lit gefdbr.
lid" 2aut uber idate er: Ser @ng.
ldnoer. lit reid G%r5ellen5, periiigt
irber oen &rebit eillea grpBen SntieS,
fam er nid)t bos @eio Gm. Gr5eqenj
poritreden?"" tgp .gf
y&einen Mubel." erWiDertc Boots,
foip, lid bobc. es pcraebena per.
iild)t."
Sies mar cine llmpahrbeit uber 30.
biSfom lieb lid niemais ourf itreu1t
@eobadtuig Der @nbrbeit bIi,bern. /"
y9tein. Iu muBf Ole Sllmnlc az
id)oifem" Iubr CT tort, .,fannit On
irgcnb etIpas ans Dem Sllno @eref
berausprciien, 10 tbre Is! III fannit
mleincn Haueu bern,Bcn. pGun Oh
millit. Ib. mas lit bus2" .ricf Der
@raf, als ein 9.ote e%iiltrat nit efteln
Selegramm. :.
yYleibe bIcrl" riei CT. Molca III,
meldcr urrind,tc, nit Scr Sroonuor5
Nnans5uibleihen. ..bleihe bier, llnD
iflicbc Die Sbiire! @ic pertenfeli
idnuer lit oieie Gbiiireihriit sil leieu
Woies," iagte err ploBlidl ais ,er bos
Sclegramm entrdtbielt hattie, s0u
mliBt bellte HadImittag Ilod) Siraspol
geben! Seine WiberreDci Morger
miro BORT cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i%tattiinoelL bel Der iii nrupeicno icir
muBt!" Gas @eiiht bes Silben or
bleidte. - grIn9e mir Gin Str5eid).
nib DER tbdtigiten Seridhp0rer. linz
min merle Gir!"- Scine Stimml
wlirOe lciie iino cinoriualid.- r@emI
9u Siirit Sltoaforp nit 'bieien Nm,
fibrern perpideln tannit, mas iofor.
tises Gingreifen redltirrtigt, 10 iolllt
0n iogleif Ole 5e~bntduienn Hl,bcI III
riiferbaltell. Die. ih entlcbnc, lrlS
oa5u nod halb iopiel OILS 3inieii, per.
iteblt Cup.
Shlumm nidtc nno lpiloe o5elO,
gler. iuutelte III iciucn imltGtel
Iilgen.
.sMoies periiebt Gp. Gr5cllenj iebl
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-12
STRR1 TNn MIDOL crown Ehidbsp1ReA
0mm4zzE4s7z5asssHss4SE: M 5,l R2Na .OPsssERhklgDDsseppnAurS

will unite with the Sabbath school in
children's day at 1890; prayer service,
Wednesday evening, s o'clock.
Centenary United Brethren - The
Rev. A. K. Wier. Morning service and
children's DAY exercises at 1915.
Grace United Evangelical-The Rev.
j. M. Shoop. Sunday school, 9.15;
morning service, 1890; K. L. C. E.,
6.45; evening service, 100.
Main Street Church of God - The
Rev. e. j. Higgins, will preach at
1880 in the absence of the pastor;
Sunday school. 9.15; Jr. c., E., 6.
st. Marks Lutheran-10.30, theme,
Trinity piscopal-S. H. Rainey. II,
Hereafter; 2, Sunday school; 6.45,
c. E.; 7.30. theme, God the Source
of Happiness"
st. Johns Lutheran-The Rev.
George n. Lauffer. 9.15, Sunday
school; children's day with special
program by the children; II, sermon,
THE Children and Their Relation to
the Kingdom; $50, c. E.; 100, will
a Man Rob God?"
East Steelton Church of Cod
Praise service. $50; preaching, 1890
by Mrs. C. e. Hills, of the Hills
Evangelistic party; Sunday school, Q
Jr. c. g., 6; Sr. G. E., $50; evening
service at the tabernacle.
First Reformed-The Rev. Charles
A. Huyette. The Sunday school and
church will unite in a special children's
day service at 10 o'clock.
Trinity Episcopal-S. H. Rainey. II,
your Master Wads'; 100, "Uncon.
scious Influence; Sunday scchool, 10;
8, holy celebration.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-12
MISS KATHERINE FAHNEsTocK

George AIDES comedy drama, The
College Widow" was given by the
Senior class of the Central High
School at the Chestnut street audi
forum last night in a way that de-
lighted the hundreds of students, fac
ulty members and friends of the insti-
tuition who crowded the big hall.
While of course amateurish, 1t was
frankly so, and not a soul was bored,
despite a sickness in the atmosphere
that it made clothing cling to the var
nish on the seats in a most persistent
way. The Seniors showed the results
of careful training on the part of Miss
Annabel Swartz, and without excep-
ton, the parts were we'll handled.
Fact is, If Miss Katherine Fahne-
stock were really and truly a col
lege widow and were only half so
charming as she was in the title role
last night,-well, there'd he at least a
score of callow youth at her feet all
the time. In some places Miss
Fahnestock showed remarkable capa-
/ bilities. Karl Peters as Billy" Boil
ton, halfback and hero of the comedy,
supported Miss Fahnestock ~splendidly.
Clarence Cooper as "Bub" Hicks;
Harold Whistler as Silent Murphy
and Pauline Hauck as a college board
inghouse waitress furnished the hui
NOR. And let it be said right here
and now that there's nary a thing
the matter with Miss Hauck in char
/ acter work. 1t is doubtful If any
role was quite so we'll handled as the
one filled by this little lady. Samuel
Froelich, as MCGOWAN, a professional
trainer, and Lewis Munnell, as the
football coach, deserve special men,
ton.
All in all, the entire play was well
handled and everybody enjoyed II.
There is just one kick worthy of regis
tering and hat is this:-In the shirt
tall parade scene all the pajamas and
"nighties' were clean; they never are
In real college life, as far as | can
remember.
The executive staff of the produc-
ton included e. r. Keller, general
manager; Jesse Wells, business man
ager; Karl Peters, advertising man
ager, and w. K. Patterson, stage man
ager. The cast included:
Karl Peters, John Booker, Ellwood
| Baker, Samuel Froelich, David Burns,
Clarence Cooper, Lewis Munnell, Paul
Clouser, Harold Whistler, Carol
Denny, Sidney Friedman, George Fox,
Homer Balsbaugh, Jesse Wells, Albert
Butcher, Katherine Fahnestock, Cath
crime Kelker. Pauline Hauck. Mabel
Wright, Caroline Hatton. Margaretta
Reed. Margaret Wiesman, Katherine
Peters. Jessie Lebo, Helen Broomall,
Ivy Friedman. Marian Martz, Sara
Nunemaker. Lillian Kamsky, Eliza
beth Mccormick, Claudine Melville,
Marie Daugherty, Harold Whistler,
Earl Malseed, Kenneth Patterson,
Samuel Handler, Edward Long, Paul
Cresswell, Raymond Meek, Sidney
Friedman, Arson DeVout, Norman
Ford, Ralph Mickey. Warren Wheeler
land Custer Mcguire.
| MAX ROBERTSON.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-12
AND FIGURES
ON READING RELIEF:
Admit New Members During May;
Benefits During Year Were :
Large; Surplus on Hand

Interesting facts and figures make
up the annual report of the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railway Relief As
ISOLATION. A large increase in mem
bership is shown. During May the
following new members were admit
ted:
William B.. Bucher, agent, Perkio-
men Junction: Isaac SheetZ. watch
man; James K. Whitman, superinten-
dent of material and supplies; Fred
erick H. Kroener, molder; Henry
Miller, laborer; j. Martin RICHTER,
coope"; George H. Hartman, laborer;
John Sauers, Conductor, Reading;
j, F.. Lands, agent, Richland; Lynn
Fessler, conductor, Cressona; Daniel
Burkart, section foreman, Lorane;
Harry G. Edgar. clerk, Philadelphia;
Calvin l.. Bailey, engineer, Harrisburg;
George w. Sassaman, conductor; Rob-
ert Jones, engineer, Tamaqua; Francis
j. Nasey. agent, Wilmington; Charles
j. Crawshaw. clerk, st. Clair.
During the year, 23,049 new mem
bers joined. The amount contributed
by members during 1914 was $2S4,-
46S.S6, n the railways contribution
S~1S,717.2S. The operating ex-
penses were $~40.674.O4. For disburse-
ments n deaths was paid $272,-
042.15. The surplus on hand Novem-
Der 80, 1914, was sS29, 601.99.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-12
MERGER RUMOR is
DENIED BY BONNER
CONTINUED from First Page

industrial men say, the merger was
foreshadowed when a few months ago
w. H.. Bonner, president of the Cam
bria company, went on the board of
directors of the Pennsylvania COM
pany. Offices of both concerns are in
the same building in Philadelphia, the
Morris building. Henry c.. F'rick, of
Pittsburgh and New York, is reputed
to be the principal stakeholder in both
companies.
The combined present capital of
the concerns, 500, 000, 600, is expected
to be doubled and improvements made
aimed to give the merged company a
capacity of close to 1000, 900 tons a
ear
There was much speculation to-day
on the reasons for the merger and not
all industrial chieftains expect thai the
huge new corporation will be an indie
pendent one. It's formation at this
time, right after the government lost
it's antitrust suit against the steel
trust, some think, mean that lawyers
have found a way for the combined
Cambria-P ennnsylvania to be taken
over.
President Bonner. of Cambria. and
officers of the Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany are in the East and no statement
could be obtained here tonight on the
merger"
Inspect Plant
Coming out the same day that di-
rectors were making an inspection of
the Steelton plant, the merger rumors
were viewed with Significance y~ester-
day. In the inspection party were w.
II. Bonner. Pittsburgh. chairman of
the board; Edgar G. FELTON,, president
Of the company; Frank Tenney, Sam
uel Rea, president of the Pennsylvania
Railroad; II. T.. S~toteshury, E%fingham
u ATArnfa L II CIfnb w - vi
George Wood. F. w. Wood. superin-
tendent of the Maryland plant at Spar
rows Point; Theodore n. Ely, b. Daw-
son Coleman and f. c. Simms.