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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-05
Prezydent przeCiw
nie|oja|nyn,
w SWIETNEJ MOVIE PORU-
SZA SMUTNE OBJAWY
WASNI NARODOWOSCIO-
WYCH w AMERYCE.
Pierwsza Z seryi NOW W ObrO.
ME pOwiekszOnegO zbro-
jenia.

New York, n. Y, 5 list. W
wykonaniu planu obrony pro-
gramu administracyi washing
tonskiej powiekszenia sill zbroj
inych Stanow Zjednoczonych,
prezydent Wilson wypowie-
fdziaI wczoraj w New Yorku
pierwsza z seryi zapowiedzia-
inych NOW.
w movie tel, prezydent ja-
sno otwarcie omawial najWaz-
niejsze sprawy, obchodzace ca
ly nar6d.
Przedstawil z Gala stanowczo
scia potrzebe obrony kraju po
gotowia, ME celem atakowania
innego narodu, zaboru, ola "a
dowolenia ambicyi, lecz jedy-
ME, by zapewnie wlasne bezpie
czenstwo.
Prezydent przedstawH W
szczegolach program obrony
kraju, kt6ry przedlozony be-
die kongresowi, t. j. zwieksze-
MIA armii ~ obywateli' do
100000 ludzi w przeciagu prZy
szlych trzech lat, w rocznym
kontyngencie po $4,000 ludzi;
powiekszenie amii regulalnei i
doprowadzenie marynarki do
stanu nadzwyczainej silly i
sprawnoSci w por6wnaniu do sill
morskich innych pa6stw.
Nastepnie prezydent zwr6cil
sic do tych, ktorzy slowami wy
znaia nalezno$c do Stanow Zje
dnoczonych, lecz ktorzy czyna-
mi dowodza, ze wyzei stawiaja
dobro swei pierwotnej ojczy-
zny, lax novel. Gdy prezydent
doszedl do tego punktu, w glo-
sic jego odczuc sic dal odcien
gniewu j oburzenia, oczy iego
swiecily gniewem i ton gfosu
obnizy{ sic.
w dalszym ciagu prezydentI
potepiF tez surowo tych, ktorzy
W sprawy polityczne kraju u
siluja mieszae religie. zazna-
czyl, ze zasadniczym punktem
forny rzadu, jest VOL
nose religijna i wyznania. Wy
prowadzanie walki religii pre-
civ religii, jest wymierzaniem
ciosu zasadom Ameryki.
Wyjatki z mowy prezydenta.
,,Jedyna rzecza W granicach
naszego kraju, ktora W cstat-
nich miesiacach dala nam ;po-
w6d do powaznego zastanowle-
MIA, byEy glosy podniesime tu,
glossy Amerykanow, a ktore v
neczywistosci ME byiy anerY-
kanskienli, DO wypowiadaiy
sympatye obcym, a pochodziiy
cd tych, kt6rzy wiecej miiuJa
cbce kraie, iak Ameryke, od
ludzi, kt6rzy So stronnikaml
spraw innych, a ME Amerykll n
a kt6rzy zapomnieli, ze gfoWr1
nym i iedynymi ich ;oboWll lN' lszklem a'1l 81 !
fl~s t.fti,.J
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-05
WysIani
przeCiW WIOChOm.
WLOSI ZNOWU DOBIJAJA
SIZE Do WR6T GORYCYI.
Rzym zaprzecza, jakoby WHO
chy byIy sklonne do pokoju.

Wieden, via Londyn, A listop.
Urzedowy rapport austryacki
glosi, re walki o przyczolek mo-
stowy pod Gorycya i o ca}y od-
cinek frontu Gorycyi t1waja W
daIszym ciagu. Najgwaltow-
niejsze ataki skierowali Wlosi
przeciw pozycyom austryackim
ma wzg6rzach Zagora. Jednako
woz nieprzyjaciel zosta} odpar
tv. Ma zach6d cd Tredinvo wal
XII sic tocza dalej W niekt6rych
transzach.
Polacy przeciw Wlochom.
Udine, Wlochy, via Paryz, 4
Fa.4tap. Przez Udine W dalszym
ciagu przechodza jency au-
stryaccy, ktozy stwierdzaja,
ze Austryacy nadzwyczajne ro-
bill przygotowania, ably ode
przec spodziewany atak wloski.
Pomiedzy wzietymi do niewoli,
przewaznie So Polacy, ktorych
sprowadzono z frontu rosyj-
skiego. Take jest sporo We
gr6w,a ale takze So reprezentanci
wszystkich narodowosci W Au-
stryi. re Austryi brakuje juz
ludzi, dowodem, ze pomiedzy
iencami jest DUO bardzo jesz-
cze mlodych, albo tez ma star
COW wygladajacych zohierzy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-05
Is LAT WIEZIENIA IA POD
DAME KOWLA.

MOSKWA, A istop. Sad wo-
Jenny skazaI generala Grifolie:
wa, kt6ry bronii Kowna ma Is
lat wiezienia "a poddanie twier
dzy pomimo, ze byia ona Obfi-
Gle zaopatrzona W amunicye |
zywnOsc.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-05
.ANGLICY LACZA SIZE y
FRANCUZAMI.

sALONIKI, 5 listop. Urzedo.
wnie tu doniesiono, ae wojs
angielskie, kt6re wyladowaIw ~
salonikach i;rnszyiy:; ma pdIAoc.
polaszyly sis wojskaai ii
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-05
Bija Niemc6w pod DzWihSkiem
mad Styrem / Snypa.
Nowy kryzys Grecyi. Premier zaimis ustapI.
Albo Venizelos obejmie wladze albo parliament
greck bedzie rozwiazany.
Austrya wyslala przeciw W}ochom gl6wnie Polakow'
Zaciekfe walk o posadane GorycyL
Maknen stradl dotychczs SebH 10000 ludd
BohateBW ME zoa dnak SeTb uTaOWaG bez pomocy symeo
Intenowanie dw6ch okret6w rOsybkich RumunH
Wilson "a po1vieleszerero zbrojer'ia karci ME
1ojaInyCh

Gle Rosyanie, re wzlell. 5000
Niemcow do niewoli, natomiast
Niemcy, re pod Sienikowcami
wzieli 5000 Rosyan do niewoli.
Me o Galicye wschodnia jed
make w tym wypadku Rosya-
nom sic rozchodzi, ale o Buko-
wine, ably tenn samem wywrzec
nacisk ma Rumunie, celem przy
}aczenia sic jej do wojny po
stronie sprzymierzonych. -
w tym tez celu Rosya-
ME gl6wnie napieraja ma
Bukowine zajeli ostatnio waz-
ne pozycye W poblizu Czernio-
wiec, stolicy Bukowiny. Sa po-
wazne obawy, re Czemiowce po
nownie zajete zostana przez Ro
syan.
Co m6wia Niemcy?
Berlin, via Londyn, 4 listop.
|Niemcy pod marszalkiem Hin
denburgiem w okolicy Dzwin-
ska zajeli nova linie ma from
Gle 20 mil, jednakowoz Rosya-
ME przewaga swa zmusili ich
do opuszczenia tych stanowisk.
Rosyanie zajeli wies Mikuli-
ski.
Urzedowy natomiast komuni
kat wiedenski glosi, re pod Sic
niowicami w Galicyi wojska
Bothmana wziely 5000 Rosyan
do niewoli, a pod Czartory-
skiem wojska gen. Linsingen
wdarly sic W gl6wna LIME rosyJ
ska i wziely 665 Rosyan do
niewoli, a zdobyly 3 szybko
stzelne arnnaty systemu Ma
kim.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-05
NOWy hyzys " Grle'Ocyii.
PREMIER ZAIMIS ZREZY.
GNOWAL. VENIZELOS
CORA.
ROzwiazanie parlamentu spO.
dziewane.

LOndyn, 4 list. Premier Zai-
mis- z powodu otrzymania cd
parlamentu greckiego votum
nieufnoSci, zlozyl .dzisiaj ma re-
ce kr6la Konstantyna rezygna-
eye. Powszechnie jest wiado-
mem, re obalenia gabinetu Zai-
misa dokonal Venizelos, zagad-
ka jest jednakowoz, czy obej-
mle on ponownie stanowisko
premiera, czy tez krol poleci ko
mu innemu utworzenie nowego
gabinetu. M6wi sic r6wniez W
Atenach o mozliwosci rozwiaza
MIA parlamentu greckiego. W
takim razie Rad grecki uzy-
skalby diva miesiace czasu do
ostatecznego wyjaSnienia swe-
60 stanowiska w obecnej woj-
ME ma Balkanach.
Krol z Venizelosem.
4 drugiej jednak strony "a
pewnlaja, re kr6l Konstantyn
jest W najSciSlejszem porozu-
mieniu Venizelosem i re upa-
dek gabinetu Zaimisa dokona-
ny zostai z wiedza zezwole-
MEM ostatniego. Zaimis byl tyl
ko podstawiona figura przez
Venizelosa, aby. upozorowae
fakt dopuszczenia ma teryto-
ryum greckie wojsk sprzymie-
rzonych. Jesli tax jest, to TEN
bardziej jest zagadkowa sytua-
eva polityczna Grecyi. Jesli bo-
wiem Venizelos ponownie obej-
mie wladze, W takim razie sta
niecie Grecyi po stronie sprzy-
mierzmych byloby tylko kwe-
stya dni. Tymczasem Rad gree
XII ociaga sic 2 DAMIEN wyjas-
MEN. Ze wszystkiego widac, ze
"a parawanem kryzys6w W
Grecyi odgrywa sic tajemnicza
,iakas akcya dyplomatyczna.
Du5o " tynn wypadku m6wi sic
O. Wlochach: GYecya obawiala
sic = pewnych @7Sled6w wysia
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-05

ZAPRZECZENIE.
PIOTROGR6D, 5 Hstop. u
rzedownie tu zaprzeczono, jake
by wojska rosyjslie pr6bowa-
Iy'wyladowania W Warnie.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22
MISSOURI WOMAN IS WELL AND
HAPPY AFTER HEALTH MIRACLE

would leave me as weak as if 1
had a long spell of sickness
nearly as bad as typhoid.
Words cannot express the ap-
probation l have for your medi-
cine. l am now able to work all
day long. All this summer and
fall l have felt just fine, gaining
in strength and flesh"
Just such happy stories are
told by thousands who write af-
ter taking Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy. The first
dose convinces.
We want all people who
have chronic stomach trouble or
constipation, no matter of how
long standing, to try one dose of
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Rem
edy-one dose win convince you.
our people have been taking with
This is the medicine SO MANY Of
surprising results. The most
thorough system cleanser wa
ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy is now sold
here by Westerman & Rankin,
and druggists everywhere.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22
NEWS FROM JEFF
Continued from page IL

inventory made public by State
Auditor Gordon. This is the
first inventory of the property
of Missouri institutions ever
ever made. The aggregate ac-
reage of land about these insti-
tutions is 1887, and its value is
fixed in the inventory at $2,737,-
80. Other items making up the
total are: Buildings, .$13, 216,-
374; machinery, $1,O29,223 and
miscellaneous supplies, furniture
etc, $2,O22, 1858.
The goose" law of which Hon.
Jonas Ferguson Of Odessa is the
author, is to be amended, if the
bill introduced passes, by for
bidding turkeys and chickens
from running at large.
A bill making the failure to pay
a poll tax a misdemeanor, has
been introduced, the penalty be-
ing a Jail sentence. From past
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22

years.
Senator Yancey has introduced
a "Jim Crow" bill which pro-
vides for a segregation of the
races and applies to all railroads..
Representative HouX has in
troduced a bill amending his
"blue sky law" of two years ago.
The amendment prevents the
mulcting of Missourians in the
sale of worthless land Of the
Florida type. The bill eXempts
business corporations. This will
stop the gold brick" men prey
ing on an unsuspection public.
A bill giving the county super
intendents of public schools trav-
cling expenses not to exceed 81
for each teacher in their county
was introduced by Representa-
tive Knight. Under the present
law the superintendent receive
no travelling expenses. The bill
provides for the payment of
travelling expenses by the coun-
ty. Another bill by Knight au-
thorizing the employment of
superintendent of schools for
three years.
The contract for our new State
Capitol calls for its completion
and ready for occupancy July l.,
1916. The building will contain
100 rooms, every office being an
outside room.
The Assembly will get busy
Jan 18th, when the $50 bills al
ready introduced will be referred
to committees.
From the printed list of ex-
Confederate soldiers applying
for and receiving state pensions
we find that 1920 have been adj
mitted to the pension roll. Of
this number % have died and
four revoked or cancelled, leav-
ing 1893 still enrolled and eligi-
BILE to draw pensions. The print
ed list of those receiving pen
sion is printed and distributed,
but only the name without the
county is given. However, Lex
ington and Odessa have one man
each on the list.
Representative Boone present
ed a bill making it possible for
farmers and "hired men" to es-
tablish a union. 1t specifies that
it will not be unlawful for per-
sons seeking horticultural and
agricultural employment to enter
agreements with a view of in
creasing wages and decreasing
the scale of hours.
Physicians who conduct drug
stores and write prescriptions
for whisky to be filled at their
own stores may be fined from
$50 to $1,000, if a bill introduced
by Representative Damron
meets with approval.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22
IN WELLINGTON
Statements of Wellington Citi-
zens Are Always of Interest
to Our Readers.

zens Are Always of Interest
to Our Readers.
To many of our readers the
streets of Wellington are almost
as familiar as those of our
own town, and we are naturally
interested to read of happenings
there. The following report
from a well-known and respect
ed resident will be helpful to
numbers of men and women
here in Lexington.
Zone of my family had severe
attacks Of lumbago and for
weeks at a time was confined
to his bed" says Mrs. C. E. Wal
ton, Box 1872, Wellington, Mo.
During these spells his back
panied severely and the kidney
secretions were unnatural. Two
boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills
made a lasting cure"
Price 80 cents at all dealers.
Don't simply ask for a kidney
remedy - get Doan's Kidney
Pills-the same that Mrs. Wal
ton recommends. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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She Leads Active Life in COun-
try After Recovery by U.s.
ing Remarkable RecOv-
prV.

Mrs. ]. B. Trullinger of Nor
borne, Mo-, was i'll for months
with arrangements of the diges-
tive tract. She suffered terrible
pain and was seldom able to be
about.
She took Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy with results
that most happily surprised her
and astonished her physician.
Mrs. Trullinger lives out on
Rural Route l, out of Norborne,
and leads an active country life.
She writes:
Il take great pleasure in tell
ing you what Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy has done for
me. When l wrote you last
March / was hardly able to be
up at all. l endured awful suf-
fering. / would get so bad !
would become unconscious, and
the nauseating spells | had
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22

1t is persistently reported that
the Goulds are no longer masters
of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
The people living along the Lex
ington Branch are resigned to
whatever the fates decree, as the
service can be no worse than it
has been for many a year. We
live in hopes however, that the
failure of the present generation
of Goulds will not be perpetuated
to include the new management
about to direct the destinies Of
Missoury's most important rail
road system.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22

Whenever recruiting is a little
dull in England, Germany comes
to her relief. Nothing is quite
so stimulating to enlistments as
dropping bombs on women and
children.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22

The bill introduced in the AS
sembly the purport of which is
to close saloons at eight o'clock
p. m, should receive the support
of every member of the Assem-
bly,.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22

experience lllc JAMS Win DS oNSA
Icrowded with non-paying poll
takers.
Representative Settle of st,
Louis has introduced a bill pro-
hibiting any state, county or
lefty officials appointing to office
any relative to the sixth degree
by blood or marriage.
Representative Allen of Lac
Ilede county has introduced a bill
that will stir up matters and will
have bitter opposition. The bill
provides for an Investigation Of
converts and similar institutions
throughout the State, This bill
was introduced last session and
met with bitter opposition of the
Catholics of the State.
A bill prohibiting remarrying
within a year has been intro
duced.
A bill prohibiting all fishing in
this State within the months Of
April, May and June has been in
PRODUCED.
The circuit judges are still
seeking an increase in their sal
aries, indirectly. At this time
circuit judges receive a salary
of $4,000 and $1,000 for expenses
or $4,000 annually. The increase
asked for is $1,000, which, if
passed, will give him $4,000 a
year. The increase is to be had
thusly: At this time all iuries
are drawn by the county court.
the bill backed by the circuit
Judges, the authority for draw
juries is taken away from
the county court and vested in
the Circuit Judges, the pay
therefor to be $1,000 a year, in
to $40 a day for the
circuit clerk. This is rather an
expensive change-that is pay
ing $1,310 for drawing iuries
alone, when at this time, these
are drawn by the county
court and does not cost the tax
payers one cent.
Mrs. Nellie G. Burger, presi-
of the Missouri w. c. T. u,
is urgent the passage of the bill
providing for policewomen in all
of this State of 5000 and
over.
A bill has been introduced a.
polishing hanging and substitute
ing the electric chair and pro-
viding that all executions take
place in the penitentiary.
Senator Elder, republican, has
introduced a bill changing the
senatorial districts, by which the
strong democratic counties are
thrown in the same districts.
This bill is killed before it gets a
start.
In the assignment of commit
tees Representative Houx was
the ~chairmanship of the
committee on municipal corpora
tions, one of the most important
of the House. He is also a men,
Der of the following committees:
Enrolled bills, private corpora
permanent seat of govern
ment, state university and rules.
Under a bill introduced, if pass
ed, the books Of all county off,
,ials will be audited every two
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22

The local option election in
Excelsior Springs Monday, re-
suited in a verdict for the "wets"
by a majority of SO. No cry of
fraud has yet been raised.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22

Mrs. E. S. Norman returned
to her home in Kansas City
Tuesday night after a visit here
with relatives.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-01-22

Money is crushing labor
Headline.
Brick masons and plumbers
must be exempt.
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Entered as s~econd-class mail matter
at the P~ostofice in Lexington Mis-
souri,.
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strictly in advance.
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in THE INTELLIGENCER must be
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
GA 8 . RIA

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Sydnor
went to Kansas City Wednesday
morning for a visit.
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THE
Lexington %IntelIigencer

A. W. ALLEN, Editor and Publisher.
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9ltlanciu Giiu 3S, @ismord 80,
Soon 36, 9uiiolo 2S, G5arleou 36,
Chicago 36, GleDelano "a, gcnuer
3S, Detroit 30. Gulutb 81, Goitport
2S, @alociiou 80, Green 9ao 81
Saiieras 40, 0o0re 26, SeleHu %,
Sadiou0iac 40, &anias Gitp 3S,
SaorUiac 28. 9oldSuiae 80, 0lar-
ailcttc 36, Nlemp6iS 36, Dlontgo-
mcru "a. Nloutreal 80, 9iontndet 36,
g,eu CrleonS 40, 9Sclp gorf 3S,
Crlo0oma 36, philadelphia 40,
@ittsblra6 36. @ortIauo, nc. 80,
4ortlauo, Gre, AZ, Quebec 20, 9ia.
leia6 36, Solt 2afc Gitp AS, Gan
5rancisco so, St. 9ouiS "a, Scrou,
ton 81. SbreDeport "a, Spofonc ~,
Suracule 80, Gompa "A, @oi5ingtou
3S s9inlipeg 26.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
Cincm Scr5idJlaoe erlsoeu.

Ginem Scr5i6logc crlag geitern
W}orgcn Serr SSobn 9. Sener, wG6-
reno picler Sabre an9eitellt bel Der
n@ionticello Giitlling Company. IN
iciner @o6uung, 9lr. S02, @eit.Nllil-
berrp. .StroBc Gr mar 81 Sabre
alt lmo jweimal ocrbeirot6ct. gie-
ben ieiner @ittuc biutcrlGBt er cine
Stieitc6ter lmO fiinf Sobne aus lei
ner criten G6c. Gic 9erOiguug
miro morgcl &ornIttag BON Oer
@obmmg ieines Sobncs, Nerrn s..
6ranf Seucr, Or. 1902, @eit.Suu-
pale StraBe, ans itottiinoeu. Gie
9eide miro na1 @aucaiicr @ay
iiberiiibrt mo Ooielbit 6eitattet wcr-
0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
Sin Sa6r @efGmonis.

On ser 5wcitet sl6t6cihmg ocS
Griminal-@eriht5 peruri6eiltc 9lid-
fer 9ono geitern ocn @irt6 GomorO
s. SinlmoHs bon Stoncu Greet luc-
geu ieiner 8et6ciliaima an cincr
COMPUTATION 5ur @cidwin0cluma Der
9leQiiirirbcomteu in Slime 9lruu0cl.
Gouutp 5il eiucm Sabr Sei6n9uiB.
Ger 9eNtsamuolt @arO ncloctc io-
tort einc glppcQatiou al 0os Staats-
glppcaotionsgcriht OIL lmO Sin-
mons nuIBte $4,000 @iir0ic9ait icl-
len. 9ii6ter 9ono crfldrte ooB sic
@erge5en gegeu Oic @obl0ciebe OcS
StaoteS ais cines Der i6meriten 9cr.
gcbeu 0cgeu OoS @oIf 81 6ctradtcn
ieicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
Sin frcdler g9ullfOpf.

@cgen lmanit6noigen 9etrogenS
in ciuem @aggon Der Norf-&ooo.
9iuie wurOe geitern scr 9leger Geo.
ndro @oge, BON 9lr. 132, Slo gorf.
NoaO, BON 9iidter 0can in ser moro
oitlihcn @oli5eiitation iuu $40 mo
Soften 6eItrait. Rogc wcigertc lid,
Oos Sobr9elt 5i bc5a6leu nit Dem
9cmerten OoB CT Sod Sobniou ici
inO nidtS 5u 6e3a6len 6ralbe. Gr
gcriet6 nit Oem Shoiircr in Strcit,
nobel cr ocrihieoenc %aiiagicrc NIT
icincn Gichcn troll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
NeidllninOcIt.

SER Clai 6olu Elm @eidditss
moun aus COS 9luaeleS. Gol., err
ihicu inn giircan oeS StootSanmalteS
iuo t6eiltc nit, ooB CT iuertbpoles
Giaeutbum in ieiuer caliiorniideu
Scinnt6 iiir Gigeni6m in Baltimore
pcrtati6t bobe mo MIN iciH Gigcu,
t6mu bier uidt fiuoen fonute. 9IlS ole
Gage oes GiaentbumS mlrOe bic Gde
BON Gburd. mo 9ucna Tiita-StraBe
onaeae6cn Gin Iur9ie6en Der
Steiierbiider ergab, OoB feiue iolhe
StraBenedc eriiiirt mO oas Ggen.
i6um nidt geiimoen peroen tountc-
9ls 9lgeut IN ser GranSafton puroe
ein So6u &. GoupaB aenaint. Ger
Siaotsamuolt miro Die 9luaclegenbcit
luciier rnterflAcu. 0err 0olm 1T
rorlaili0 ila1 Glcvelauo gereiit.