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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
Sine ansel fam seflOseu.

9rs sSlne 9Rcboloerfugel flog geitern
pS' pue'lo Der Jrou Sobn sc. @liles bon
N,. 1923, 0It-GreItonitroBe, am
i, ple Oorbei uno blieb in Scr g8ono
m, Torlor lteden. Cine Hntrone
n;xe 'oe bon cinem SlngelJ Der nod
p; U' ernittelt peroen fonnte, oitf
,nS Scbienc Der StraBenbobn gelegt
f,s fO olS Der nd2Itc @oggon ooriiber
fr" Tom oieielbe sur grploIion. Sic
may. ~ olr6 oos 6enItcr, oos 6ertriim-
gon. louroe itno idlne Damn in Die
lIn.uo lIuo Gin. HoIi5iit elliott itellte cine
oc' 'erlu9mne an uro bru9te Die &li.
itoe Nacp DER norooitliHen &oli5ei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
olIn6erHfen

Cber6iirgerneiiter @osbcrg Oon
@otSoam ser IN eincnl ser cbien
idpereu admpic i'll GuBlauo oas
giierne Areii5 errana, Dat cine 6u.
morpoIle 6elOpoiltarte III pie 1ei.
matb 9eIangeu laiien Gr ihrcibt.
pSeit 26. ~. b. \. iuicOer aiia.
geriidt, BIN id al 30. i2. III Ser
5ront imo iedte ais 6H6rer
9ataiIlouS felt B. 1. 8. &. an Ger
&nuna. 6iiui @odeu in aleiocru
geihlafet unO auf Stro6, eipia in
ouerbano 5euer, onS i6 IN oem
Steauuestampi 5eitpeis SIR Soae
iieigert, 10 an 8. H. 100 id bei'm 9lb.
ldlogen eineS riiiii6en Shrmans
grifis oaS Giierne areu5 ueroienie.
gtatiirlid ncrfe i'd, oaB i'd 6iini5i0er
bin. 9eidt lit e. niht oo5n oaS
Uiele 01BIihc uuo 6urhtbore. oas
man erlebt. 9l6cr id) balte noh
ourh 2don bat meiu 9l0ntant. Ger
neben mir licgt, 2dlde; i'd nod nidt
n lmberuien @uiden fam man iidl
iibriacnS, uno Ole Gerpileamna oes
gon5eu 6cIobeeres lit gut; audi oas
@ettrr gndois, Sofientlid lduit oas
groBe mo fleine ShidioI Gut ab.
S6r &osbera,~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
GMiekerei.

llntcr ocr 9lni6uloigung mii oen
9legcr Sulius @oileo bon glr. S59,
8ierce-StroBe, geihoiien 6u Boben,
miiroc geitern Gornlittag scr 9iegcr
George @oters bonn 9iidter N}cGouI
in Der norOmeitlihen EoIi5ciitotion
Den @roBecihworcnen ii6erwieien.
Cine neitere 9lniduloiglmg loutctC
oui OerbotencS @aifentrogcn. $50
tcrS eob 81, om Sonitae 9l6enO aui
@nileo eeihoiien 6u bobeM 6eboup-
tet jeOoh, er babe in gtotbmebr ge.
holl0elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
@ei Gfnnflnn nrrnnnliift.

Gan Srnnci8cn ID. @1ar5.
2incoln 9cocbo, ein 5licger, iplr-
SC beutc gct0otet. @r internobn eli
ncn S6oufllg oif Dem &onoma.&o.
cific glpsltclllugSplaBc un0 mollte
ans ciner Sobe iiber 1000 SUB I'M
@lcitiMg oblteigen. 0ic 6liigel Der
@ldihine brodcn unO 9cudp itiir5tc
in ser 9idbc oes Nlaihinenpolaites 81
9oocn. Ole 2eihc wuroe ge9en flint
llAr aeboraen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
gNrr an[eht Lndlt

gBcgen ltnecbiibrliher 8ctragens
wuroe eeitcrn Sobn s. GaiIcp bon
0ir. 1911, Nlprtlc- -9lpenue, bon &ih.
ter Smith in DER 0it[idcit Eoli6ei-
itotion nit $5 llno Soften beitrait,
8oli6ilt 5cbonboor fono DoileD oiti
oenl&rottoir iibcno uno Der 2esterC
bot. nah oen Stationsboiie eebraht
5u lperoen, Oo CT tronf iei. gllS Ser
@oli5iIt nod oeui W2eloefaiten eing,
crbob iid Der aranfe uno lief oooon.
Gr wuroe oerfolgt lno OcrDoftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
Grid anf frciem Iyilf.

oSSllinm q. iSrid Der n8. & g."
Opr 'stlo, mclher, pie beri9tct, inter
eN04 4nl9uIoieung, ocn 15.id6rigeu
Opr' 'ts S1nucp eridoiien 5u baben, in
ipr 'oeltll6en Eoli5eiitntion uon9fib.
,n;o, Saglcr Den @ei6porencn iiber-
m,S 'Vl lporoen mar, purOe geltern
noa elnen 0abeoS Corpus Yefebl
niaS Stellung bon $4,000 9iirsI6aft
bcos ~ / auf ireicu ;Sub eeiett. Ger Sa.
@S",.9e 9eorpuS- -9efebl uur bon &idter
Ser T''cS I. SelliSlcr alsgcitelt NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
Yaltur 6. 9. auiiuluer initaIlirt.

Die SnItonotion 0cs nelterlpdblten
Seeliorgers ser Oelitihen reforuir'
ten @monuels-aircbe an Der @de bon
Gorotogo- im0 SMr0Oer 5troBc,
@oItors 8. Q. aoiiomer, fono geitcrn
in fcicrlihcr @ciie itottt. SomobI
am @ornittug ols old om Nindmit.
tag purOen beipnoerc @JottesOicnlte,
an pelden iidb oic WlitglicOer Der
@cmcinoc in iibcrnns groBer 3obl
bctbciIi9ten, obeebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
sO Iansc scr Surrat6 rcidt.


S'eobober uou MorpbiunL Opium,
eOcain, Seroin un0 anoercn Ge-
lluBmittcIu ideiuen ii6 reidlid,
NIT Sorratb ocrie6en SIT 5aben.
%oS miro poiiireu wcnu OaS
Seug oue miro?
Sor @odcufriit trat bcfonutlid
uos ueue gunOes9eicb in 4roit, ipe(-
yes oen 8erfauf BON WIorp6iitnL
eplllnt Gocain 9eroin uno onocren
@erllBnitteln inter i6werer Strofe
oeroletet ToIBeimaridaa @obert
eartcr IGBt cine gan5e 9Iu5obl
VOa Slcbba6ern iolder @enrBmittel
OOll lelnen Olannidaften beobo6ten.
u Ut il6cr5eiigt Ooooh SaB iicb sic
"Sope 6ienos" rei1licb nit @or-
.ul9 0erIorgt ba6en. e6e OoS @eies
~ Sroft trot. Die 6rogc: .,8aS
iu'ro poliren ipenn ser 9orrotb cr-
qopIt iIt2~ ite6t iett i'm gorOer-
arumoe
gs miro 9eiagt, OaB Diele ser @e.
~Bmlttel 2iebbober iid oonn in
%olpltolern einfinOen unO onOere
'O'eoer, ipeI6e sic @1ittel bo6en, Iib
u, ou'' gler5teu bebnnoeln loIien peroeu.
v'e'e oieier 9eute bil0en iiH eiL OaB
',Vnc vVnc Nlorp6iitm ooer onoere 0littel
'e llberboupt ni6t Ie6en fonnen,
;' quo luerocn aIles WlogIi6e oeriu9en,
W. ocn 9eiis Ser Site SIT oeridof-
,s' Eoli5cirnurl9oa Garter befiircb-
sv' DAB oanu Ginbriide In 9(pot6c-
W. an Der gngesorOning iein lper-
uen 9lpotbefer iolten Oo6cr olle
;"u'Qloen Observation-Disclosures tref-
Ha ,Sp llno oorouf ie6eu OnB ibre @I0ee
S'S yla6tS oroentliH oeri9loiiep
cu'O SIS lit SGotiaHe, SoB TAFT oae
0tal'cn idletten G6arafters, Gie6e
@ ~no Saidenoiebe Oent Morp6iumge-
"uB ocrfaQen Iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
YIN llneIiid FOmmt IeIten nllein.

a, "3Ahu AUhthtt INlltH uuCtH.
n Sor etli1en Mo9en ipnroc oos
S' SS',y''allraut 0eS &rn. @eorge Sizing.
re- o11, Sit-8oltimore=StraBe bon
oeu'Orebcrn beiudt ino geiiern @}or-
S',' llbr bon einent Nronoc bcinl.
SVlurbt Scr @rano bro1 nidt in
S'll Sotol oe5 Serrn 6illing aus,
E.ern lS"oern in Dem Oariiber beiinoliGen
d e':uOllllemelit 0eS 3ui1neioerS 0}.
m~,''lsoere. SSni 5iueiten Stodiuerfe
SnrOc erbebliher S6nOen otgerih-
H. ullo Die @einlaube Oes Srn. 6il-
6a ''g lullroe Our1 9iaud mo @aiier
'S,vlpaoi9t. @err Sitting be5iiiert iei-
w.. Any, Shnoen aiIf etlDa $1,000, mel
81, 81. ollrb GerIiherlmg geocdt lit.
u Dem Slusbruh Oes 8rnnoeS
STpss'lltli1 cine Grploiion creisnct at
Es EEsuef GA foit ale 6eniter oes Sc.
NSuocS III Griilnmcr ge9angcn iinO.
~ u' I'M 0rittcn Stocflperf ocs Soil.
9elegvne 2ofal Der u@Owaro
6oS;''11o..r.ln0 Gompanp~ ipuroc ni6t icbr
botYs tYsurrg Gonflin bon gtr. 1922, 9l6-
Nos, StrnBc, Elm StroBeufebrer, cnt-
,so, "'e oen YranO mo olornirte sic
Sos SoSs"earlme5r. Gic @ntitebllu9suriode
Sron0es it Gin 9ldtbieI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
r@iaiam 8. Guilleu" culliOirt nuO
inf.

9icwport 9tewS @ay H..
9ldr3. Der amcrifoniihc S1oo-
ner 5%iIiam s. 2irilen" idiit had
elmer GoliIion nit Dem norpegiiben
0ampfer ,2olp~ bclite III Der 0obc
Oes Soaps Natteras. Der Captain
nnO feds N}ann Scr @ciabung iin0
aerettet imo belte 9lbcnO bierber ge-
bradt woroel.
Ger SGoouer 6eionO iib oui Ger
Sa6rt bon Baltimore nod Sodion'
bile, 6la.. rnO wurOe bel Dem 3i.
innmenitoB iait pollitGnOig in 5pei
G6eile gei6nitten. Der S6ooner, ser
inn Sabre 1907 in 9at6, @lainc, er-
6nut ipurOe, bate cine 20nge bon
176.6 SUBJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
cSa6res gyerIan antnlnna.

gsie an onoercr Stene oes u0eit.
i1en GorreiponOentcn~ ongc6eigt,
finoet bcute glbenO I'M 8 llbr bic
Syobres. .@eriommIung oes nGolum-
bio goupereins, Derbltnoen nit Der
g9obl bon 10 0ireftoren in gir. 1872,
Siio.@oeniroBe, itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
GSraiten -gSerIammlnna.

SIN @emeinocbnlIc ocr 3ionSs@c'
mcinoc an ser @dc bon Scrington+
uno 0ouionpitraBe finoct ou @litt-
mod giodlnittoe Inn 3 llbr cine %er.
ionunlung oes uDcltid Oelterrei.
hiih. .llngoriidbcn 0omen %ercinS"
itott 5u meIhcr oae Gnncu einge-
lo0en Iin0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
NJ -"
VrlebltiiIe eines eSapnncrS.


tpto 9roBcr 8elpunoeriirg beoba1-
So,,oer oer Sopaner 1inoi Samono am
Sts"'laa SIbeno an Scr Seringtol-
On Be Die Dielei @lenideu. ipelhe
iro,' 9Il porbciOeiilirten. Cine G6e-
in ~ ~ 'oclbe nit ibrem @otten Arm
onoaeIrl.l 'sIll ein6er itol6irte, ion Sanano
0oSs Ss'o'ld 10 idorf gcnilItert bo6en,
Oic0 . 81 I'p oerielbe beleioigt fiiblte uno
IostDS DSVr9aItnne Oes SSapaners pcran.
riSt. 9ei Dem @erb0r Dor @oli6ei-
li,D;ss.p sp Supplee III ser nittleren 30
Sonl'ul'on itclltc cs iif bcraus, oaB
@nra'''lo ais Oiener bei ser 9lidter
nirA y Gaiufins angelteat lit Gr
6o6o,. Vellte Elm @erbor 81 bcitc6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15

synt gllter BON 66 Sobrcn lit ecitern
6rali Ntorgoret s., &onun g8iitiuc
bon &enrp Gonin aus Dem 2eben
Qeihieoen. Gos 2eihenbegongniB
finoef nloreen 9la6mittog Inn 6wei
llbr bon Der @obming ibrer Eofter,
Srou Serbert 5peer SIR. 1701,
Oaoro. Observation-Disclosures aus ouf Dem
Baltimore Jricoboi" itott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
Sine @liliOn 5ladDtlinae in 6rant.
reid.

SuI Barrier nNlaiin" maht 0gr
Miniiter oes SSnnern Dlolup einac
6en0e glngabai iibcr Die p2aBrcgcln.
oic Die 9icgierlIng oetroficn babe mn
ocn aus Der Zone scr ariegsopcrailos
ncn geiliidtetcn 4crioncn 5u @iillc
6ii fommen. glif 9cic1l Der Ge8ic
rlmg iuiroG bic Nlebr5abl Der 6liiht'
lin9e IN 6aniilicn lntergebradt Nle
4rdietten lpuroen ermddtigt sur
llnterbrin9ung Der 6liihtliuge 4oh.
nmgeil unO Sotale 5lI benubcn olc
1eutihen Ceiterreidlern Docr lln'
garn qe60reu imo beihlaana6nlt
wuroen. Siilisbeoiirftigc Gruad
iene er6alten einen StaatS5iidnB
pom i.25 Grancs taglih fcrner 50
Confines iiir ieocs aino mnter i6
Sa5rcn Snsaeiannt betrd1t oie
3abl Der lSliiHilin9e ua0e3n cine
Wliaiou non 0enan iiber sic Sdlite
Die StaatSbiilie beanpruben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15

9SorfoGf 90, IA. @ldr5.
Gin Brand 5crYtorte belite fat uoIl-
ItGnoig sic 9lnlogeu Scr n9ltlnntic
Gooit 2umber Co. Scr S6oOen be.
Iduft iih iAGbltnesweiie Dcit iibcr
100000. Ser 8ranO mor bis gum
Sp6tuodmittug nod niht irnter
GontroIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
ylnIiiIdle snaIcn fiIr eentialIgreden

9ta1 elmer Nlel0umg Der Reierss
burger 3eihns u9iictid4 aus Jiliis
iebte Der oortige Souoernclr iiir oen
@ebraiH Der ocntihen SpraNc cine
Straie bon 5000 9lubel ooer orci
@lunatc eeiauaniB ieit 80 oer bal-
tiid)cn Saicniia0t iuimoe ein NlaAl
init 1000 9lubel beitraii peil ar alll
Der StraBe oemoriiratip oellilh ae.
iproden babe. in 9liaa purocu fiinf
SlciHsoentide 5u ie eincm So9r 6c-
Itng ucrurt6clt, neil tie por ocut
aricge olI elmer Samalnu9 iiir oel
oentihcu 6lctienoerem t0cilacuour
men bditeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
Slutluurt eriportet.

Gapit1n I6eri6ien ioLl iid duBerlt
OF cr in 9Semport 9}eps &epora.
turen pornebmen ldiien luiq.-Gr
un0 ieine &eute tonncn Die 3eit
nidt o6warten bis iic fiir Oos
%aterlanO micoer t6dtio ietn fon-
ucn
gtemport9}eip 8 ga, l4.Niar5.
Ole 0ieiigei 9icgicungs. 9eomtell
crmorten 9lmueiiingen BON @oi6mg-
tom in Oeneu Die Ger6altuugSnaB
regen Dem Oeuticben SiiIfs-&reiBer
o%rinj @itel 5rieOriH" 9egenii6er
gcge6eu iUeroen iolen. Ger @opitGl
lit crildt moroen, cine iormeQe Gr.
fldrung abjuge6eu ob er iein S9iif
reparirer luiien mil. Gr bate 5lpor
angeOeutet, OaB er oa5u Orei @ocbcn
n0t6ig 1dtte, GuBerte iicb o6er noh
niht offi5ieIl in ser 9lngelcgcn9eit.
Die GinwanoerlmQS 9enmten er.
bielten beute Die @rluu6niB, Die rs
portuaieiii6cn fran5oiiiAen lno tiir.
fiiden Smmigronteu an 2onO 81
brin9en Die Ser y@rin5 @itcl~ bon
Dem frnn50iiiHen Ganlpfer n,Slori-
0o" gcitonmen battc. Sie iueroclt
nod GGis Sslono gcion0t werOen
9lus @eiprGden nit oen Nffi5icren
unO @QonniHafter OcS Oeutiden
Siilisfrel5crs 0cbt 6crpor, OoB lie
niht Oie 3eit crporten f0nncu menn
eS i6net nO9liG miro, pie0er inSee
SIT 9e6cu y@s lit idrcdlid),4 idgtc
Gapitdn Ebieri6ens einenl Gertreter
ser 9liiociirten @reiie, bier tbateu-
los liegcn ST. miiiien ipenn unicre
9riioer fdmpieu. Gann iAilOerte
Ser Gopitdn oie SAlacbt al oer4iiIte
pon G6ile lmO iogte, 0oB er olrb
oen Oro6tloiell Gelegrapben 9lppo-
rat ieOeS GonlnluuOo boren fonue,
oos bic Oentidcn Sdifie umtereinan.
Der pe1ieIten, lnO Dab er ebenfous
peruonnlen bdttc, Oob Der engliid6e
Greu5cr u@laumoutb~ am Sunfen
iei
Ger Gapitdn iprad ii6 icbr amer
fcnnenO aus ii6cr Die 8ebonolirng,
Oic i6m pon amcrifariiHer Seite 5ll
E6eil iplirOc, inO beoollertc, 0oB ein
uncertainties SHiff BON i6m ber-
icnft peroen muBte; o6er nit elmer
Sauobewe9ing oui cine Sl6ihrift Der
9onOoner Geflaratiou fiigte er bin-
81: v0ieS lit oaS Gin5ioe, pouad ic6
mid ridten fot1tc uuO mrBte~
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Sse99itn1nu,,sl, bic ben rDcutIdm GDrreipun.
1SS.lsn, 1mnSs~I 1mS panltildb pbtr nareoelmaRla er.
s9snn nber ,a.estsl, Der Office babon per $flr'
'Vellnuo a., ,@.lHlim ~littbeilunq 81 mnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
GaOOoan lIente UOr Sic Sdranfcn

2UDpHNW 'UN4tAN wv VIZ S~h)AuNAN ~.
Der 4t-jdbrige @alter q. GoOo-
9on Der cbemalige Goloufteur Der
Baltimore Sbio @iienbo6n @e-
iellihaft", pelher am t3. Suli 0es
Dcrganeenen SabreS ieine G1eirull
Gli5obetb GoOogau IN ibrer Mob-
nlng, gIr. 1880, @eit-Grott- -StraBe,
eridoB, miro iid) beute Gornittag i'm
areiB9erid6t BON Cecil 4GountD 81
glttou megen oieler 9bot 81 perout-
porten bnben. lle6cr 80 3eiget
iinO Uorgelooen porOen inO Die Gers
6onoling Oiirfte orci bis bier Gage
IN glniprild ne6meu. Die &ertbeioi-
gilug oes 9lngeflagtcn liegt in Ocn
Sdnoen oeS e6emaligcn @enerolon-
polts SSioac 2obe StralB lluo ocS
ebemaligen Stoats- SenatorS Omar
3. Grotbers aus Clifton. Stills
Stootsanpdlte Sorton 6. Smith lulo
2inoicD s. Spencer peroen Die S(n-
flaee bertreteu Gie 93iHter Gon-
table 9lofius mo Sopper wer0en
ben 9}ro5eB fiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
s(ns @ereinsfreiIem.

grlte Winiienprobe Ger uGereilIigtell
Singer iiir OaS StdOte. ASreiS
iiugcn beim fonmcnOen Singer
felt bon ueuu5ig Sdngern 6eiuht.
Die crite Nlaiieuprobe fiir OoS
StGotc-&reiSiingen bei Dem bcuor-
iiebenoell Sdnoericit in 8rootlpn,
g. D., bielten sic n&ereini0teu Sdn-
ger bon Baltimore" geitern gtahnit-
tag in ser groBen nGorpGrtS-Salle"
an Der @eit-2eringtonsStraBe ab.
llngeid6r 90 S1nger nobmen an Der
Brobc Ebeil, un0 Girigent So6n u.
&lein erflGrte, nit Dem Giier Oericl-
ben 5ufrieOen 5u icin. 9lm 2. Wfai
miro 6eit-9irigent 5elir Sdoer nad
Baltimore fommeu unO perioulid
oie Erobe leiten.
9fiiiten fiir Stiftun9sfeit It.
Gas glrrangenents-GOmite fir ooS
16 Stiitungsfcit Oes Baltimore
9apernpereins,~ Oos mi Sitermon.
tag in Gnrin9's 0alle gefeiert miro,
beriammelte iicb geltern lmter Oem
Goriibe BON 9lOom SeOrih IN Der
@irtbihoft BON G6orleS &06ler an
Ser @de Der 6lect StraBe luo Goit.
9(oenue. 9tohocm oie perihieoenen
O1it9lieOcr nit i6rcn gIemtern De-
trart iporoen poreu, murocn bic err
item @or6ereititngen fir OoS Set sc.
trofien. 9todJ Scr @eriomnllng biel-
ten iid Die GomiteniitglieOer cine
@eile ir0blih beiiommen.
@ittelS6oG Seftion9}r. 1.
Gie r@ittelsDah Seftion 9tr. n
biclt geiteru 9iadnlittog III 9oOen.
Iteiner'S SaIle an Der 6opette-Str,
no6e Gelttrol 9lpemue, ibre 6oI6-
monatlide Gerionnlung. @rGiiOcnt
Conrad SHneiOer iiibrte oen Soriis
unO Sefretdr Aug. Strauii oos 9Sro-
tofoIl. 3mei uelle Dlitglieoer lplr-
Sen borgeiHlagen uuo nah Grleoi.
gung Ser laiifenoeu @eib6ite wuroen
@inloOungen oeS ,@ermauiaGnar.
teit Clubs" unO 6cS Baltimore
NoDernOereinS" ongenonlmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
llnerfiiIl6nrc submits
Srdumc.

9onoon A. Wldr6. Eritppcn
Der Terbiinoeteu iino an Der Siiite
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
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bon 100000 GDiann begcgneten- @eI'
ter n0rolih iino alerOin9s bic 9liii-
len Dor elmer llcbermoht 5uriidae'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-15
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-03
NOTHING MODEST ABOUT
 THIS POLITICAL ADV.
in Way Aspiring Candidate Appealed to Norwich Voters 90 Years Ago.

George Cook of Hope street, New London. is in possession of an old political handbill published in this city on March 30, 1925, which shows how far different in the methods of candidates today from those of 90 years age who wanted to make an ap- peal to the voters. Whether the man succeeded in being elected is not told. The contents of the aged handbill, in cluding notice of house for sale or to let. are given below:
 '"To the Electors of Connecticut, Gen
 erally, and to the Electors of Nor
 witch, Particularly:
 T am a. man of extreme n1odesty, and have been so considered from my youth up. To extemporaneously pro- claim my talents would excite such crimson bl1shes upon my cheeks that my friends would fear I was affected with scarlet fever. therefore sit to public confidence. In relation to my self have today made an important discovery. The public shall know it. Ooh! how I blush here alone, I am so
 nodest). was in the Revolutionary war, and have been from that time till now regarded (and that truly) a thor ough federalist; but I, this morning as the clock was striking [, found out that l. was a true republican, and that l have always been one-I now proclaim 1t. I do think that my political orth- edoxy. my extensive influence and my public service ought to entitle me to your votes for some public office; l therefore offer myself as a candidate for a member of congress. If my ser vices are not desired in that office. as am not proud man, and am willing to serve my country fin any way, will consent to go to the general assembly this spring. You can't deny to good democrat this office, and I know the public good requires my services.
 T promise you I'll do darned we'll m curse the Hartford convention seven times a day. though am totally ignor- ant of its object-PH proclaim in the morning and in the evening that the honor we gained in the last war was infinite. though I have forgotten the whole except the battle Of Stonington; I'll swesr three times a day that if 1t had not been for the new constitution Connecticut would have sunk. though q never read 1t. I'll go to caucus and keep up the honor of our side and our uArtyk m Ehofts I'll be the duln1es-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-03

sence of democracy itself So much for my politics
 I'll swear the legislature by the might of my power and lead them by the majesty Of my influence; I'll dig the channel in the river Thames SO deep that Mir. Simms can enter his subterraneous world by diving; I'll erect dams across Quinebaug river so high that you may stand upon the top and dip water from the cloudss I'll incorporate Is new banks in this town with a capital of $5,000, 900 eaeh-the stockholders shall make 75 per cent. on their investments, the money bor- r0Wers shall be supplied with S100 if they will give their note for $98, with out any endorser; I'll exempt n1anu- 1acturers from taxes and give them a bounty equal to per cent. on their capital ;In make real estate rise 200 DOT cent. in value; I'll make business for 5000 mechanics, and they shall make, clear gain, $500 per month; I'll make the trade of the merchant fn- crease tenfold-oh, no tongue can tell what wonders I'll dol
 Though never went to college, and never made a long speech in my life, yet I'll hit 'ern a dab: I'll regain the long lost honor of my constituents, and will speak three hours and a half each day. I wish to be in the fashion, for I am fashionable man; therefore very modestly request you to vote for me. l live on the western sod, and can't see you every day. 1, therefore, here in my garrett beg of you to vote for me. Whatever king or prince shall reign. I'll be the Vicar of Bray, sir!' I pray you vote for me. All my friends are in favor of me, therefore vote for me!
 HICTTABOD WARD.
 Norwich, March 30, 1925.
 FOR SALE OR TO LET.
 "A neat, finished house, on the west side of the river in Chelsea Inquire of Ichabod Ward
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-03
OtreilBt1llgff1I Norwich. Saturday. July 3, :1s1s.
THE WEATHER
Eorecast for Today

oTGGG6b IUT4 U 0ddYs Conditions: The disturbance that was over Lake Michigan Thursday night passed east to the middle At thunder storms in the northern states from the upper Mississippi valley east to New England. TenS2 are now nearer be- low the seasonal average Eenerally east of the Rocky Mountains and the general pressure distribution is such as to indicate that there will be no unseasonably warm weather over the eastern half of the country during the next neveral days. There will prob ably be showers. however Saturday morning in New England.
 Winds for Saturday and Sunday: North Atlantic coast moderate vari- able becoming west; middle Atlantic coast. light to moderate west winds.
 Forecast.
 New England: Local showers Sat- urday; Sunday probably fair Eastern New York. Partly cloudy Saturday; Sunday fair.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the baronetric changes Friday:
 Ther. Bar. a. m. .....-........ 69 29: S4 42 III. .............. 6o 29:S6 p. m. .................. 65 29:s4 Highest 70. lowest 6S.
 Comparisons.
 Predictions for Friday: Cloudy. Fridays weather: Cloudy, light rain, etsa w6iin. rain, east wind.