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Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
DELEGATES TO CHARITIES
CONVENTION ARE NAMED
(From a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, April 24.-Cspecial)-Gov-
ernor Morehead this morning appointci
a list of delegates to the National Con-
vention of Charities and Correction which
meets in Baltimore May II 70 10, The
list is as follows:
Dr. J. A. Leavitt. Normal; Mrs. j. A.
Leavitt. Normal; Lincoln Frost, Lincoln;
Rev, F. L. Wharton, LINCOLN Howard
Kennedy, Lincoln; w. T. Fenton, Ian
caster; Mrs w. r. Fenton, Lancaster;
n. T. Harmon. Lancaster; Rev, o. NJ
Johnson, Bethany. William M: Clifford
Lincoln; Father Joseph REFUSING; West
Point; Rev c. T.. Bowen, Imperial; }. a.
c. Kennedy. Omaha; Mrs. II. i, keete,
Walthill; Harry G. Keefe, Walthill; Or.
II. r. Carson. Norfolk; Miss Lena f.
Ward. Milford; Rev. R; r, Moran, Den
ton: Mrs. N. j. Grassland. Wayne; M.
Andressen. Omaha; Or. G. +. Williams.
Havelock; Bishop George a. Beecher,
Kearney: j. n. Dryden, Kearney Dan
Morris, Kearney; F, w, HermingheSgssetnh,
North Platte; w. V. Hoagland, North
Platte; Mrs. w. V. Hoagland, North
Platte: Miss LYDIA ]. Mcmahon. Geneva;
DIR. j. NJ Talcott, Crofton; DR.. f. \. Sed-
Iacek. Omaha Z. G. Maggi. Lincoln; Or.
Lenore Perry Webster, Washington
ID. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
S0UT H0MAHA PAVING
BONDS ARE REGISTERED

(From a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, April A-(Special.) Estate
Auditor Smith received $4,000 paving
bonds this afternoon from South Omaha
for registration.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
State Declamatory
Contest Entrants

SIDNEY, Neb., April A-(special)-
The Nebraska High school Declamatory
association contests will be held May Z.
The places have not been determined upon
as yet Any contestants who have not
yet been certified may be certified to the
secretary. w. j. Braham, Sidney, Neb..
any time prior to April %. The following
is list Of contestants so far reported:
% atorical--Donald Dabell. Chadrou
"Spartacuh to the Gladiators.'' Grace
Foster. Sidney, Cuba Must Re Free"
Claire Gentleman, Atkinson. "Blaine's
Eulogy of Garfield" Victor Bungren,
York, "A New Patriotism" Ralph Nicker-
son, Papillion, THE Evolution OF Patriot
Dramatic Hndred Goff. Pierce Rock
of Ages" Lura Hawkins, Alliance, The
Gypsy Flower Girl" Fred Peterson,
Crawford. The Boy Orator Of Zapata
city" Iva Ragains, Kearney, III Were
King" Mildred Rogers, Wahoo, Leah.
the Forsaken:'' Clare Rosenberg. Lexing-
ton. "Ole Mistis."
Humorous Ruth Cleveland. Arnold.
Naughty Zell;" Hannah Cotant. Ant
ance. THE Aspiring Dishwasher;" Martha
Hoogner. Wakefield, Bill Brad and the
Big Lie;' Prudence Macomber. Crawford.
AT the Photographers;" Hadassah Nc
Giffen Fremont. "Spoopendyke' Private
Theatricals;" Goldah Tomlin, Geneva,
cupid and the Cadillac"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25

Pretty Jane Komray, who plays the In
benue part In Woman Proposes the
headline feature at the orpheum this
week, lost her father in the big war and
three weeks hence she will give up the
stage TO take up the work OF member
OF the Red Cross corps
Miss Kon,ray, In the part Of Rose"
has been pleasing Orpheum patrons all
week.
She has rendered her resignation and
when the play reaches New York, about
the middle OF next month, she will board
a ship bound for Germany. She has sew
eral other relatives fighting for the Ger
man standard, and TO help the cause
they arc laying down their lives for she
Is willing TO sacrifice her stage career.
Her home is in Cleveland
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Ludi Holds the Job;
Primary May Be Late
(From a Sad CORRESPONDENT

LINCOLN, April A-CSpecial THE APP
pearance in The Bee this morning under
a Wahoo date line that a primary might
be called in Wahoo for the purpose OF
eIecting a postmaster for that city and
that Senator Hitchcock had made some
intimation that a primary might be called
TO settle the matter, IL not worrying n
J. Ludi, secretary of the state printing
board very much.
Mr. Ludi received the appointment as
postmaster at the hands of the president
some weeks ago and a notice OF the ap-
pointment was received by him together
with the blank bond. Mr. Ludi filled out
the bond and returned II to Washington
last Monday and does not believe that
there has been any change or intention
TO make the change.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
DRESHERS' CLEAN
ORIENTALS TOO
orientals Make Exquisite Rugs
But Dreshers Go Them
Better on the Cleaning.
Turkish Rugs H andle d As
Daintily AS a Fine Hand
Made Lace Hand
kerchief.

The poetic "Oriental" may know
how to create a priceless dream of
q rug, but Dresher Brothers, the
Cleaners and Dyers with the S57 900
plant at 2211-2213 Farnam St.,
have It all over the Orientals them
selves, when 1t comes to cleaning
the Oriental floor coverings.
There's stubborn impression
prevalent among many that an ORR
entail rug cannot be cleaned this
side of Asia or some such country
but-these stubborn ones don't know
Dreshers or Dreshers' capabilities.
Now then, Dreshers have cleaned
and are cleaning the very highest
priced Oriental rugs in Omaha; not
only that but hundreds of western
out-of-town folks who possess per-
feet treasures of Orientals are SEND
ing them in to Dreshers. Dreshers
will give you a list of several hun
bred references; you will be
astounded and Dreshers will be
pleased with the answers you get.
Make the effort. If you have a
Turkish rug to clean ask those peo-
pie who know, whether or not
Dreshers are the people to whom to
send the rug.
If you then conclude to favor
Dreshers with the work your rug
will be handled as carefully as
though 1t were a filmy, hand made,
lace handkerchief. It will come
back to you intact; thread for
thread; 1t will come back to you
with better colors than when you
sent 1t in; 1t will come back smooth,
he In nd
luxurious to trod upon. There isn't
a grain of injurious chemical used
in the Dresher Rug Cleaning Pro-
cess; in fact, cal" Dresher offers to
drink anything used in the process
Dreshers do more rug cleaning
and better rug cleaning than any
other concern in this section of the
west; they equal, II not surpass, the
experts in the European centers.
Every yard of floor covering going
through this process is strictly guar
anteed and Dreshers are financially
responsible should anything go
wrong while cleaning your rug, but
such a thing as a failure here has
never happened yet.
This is the time for rug cleaning.
Spring housekeeping is in order and
you don't want to have dirty, dingy,
lifeless and germ laden floor cover
ings about. Just gather them and
phone Tyler S45 for "a Dresher man.
Then, when you relay the rug in
your home you will call in the
neighbors to show them the sort of
rug cleaning Dreshers do.
Leave work at the plant; at
Dresher the Tailors, 1915 Farnam
St., or at the Dresher receiving sta
ton in the Pompeian Room of The
Brandeis Stores. Dreshers pay ex-
press or parcel post charges one way
on any sized shipment to any point
q in America.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
AIIinnce Defeats OgnIIaIa.

ALLIANCE. Neb.. April 24.-(speciaL)
Alliance defeated Ogallala in debate on
government ownership Of railroads last
night alliance took the affirmative aud
was represented by Charlotte Mollring,
Nell fash, David Beach; Ogallala. the
negative, h. Hazel Chindgrin Ruth col
Inns and Winifred Overstreet. The judges
we're Superintendent @ NJ Matheny,
Scotts Bluff, superintendent r. NJ.
Mars. Bridgeport; Dean W. T. Stock
dale of Chadron. Alliance will he rep
resented at the state debate at Lincoln
May -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
TWO SUTHERLAND
BANKS ARE CONSOLIDATED

SUTHERLAND, NED, ApriI lI.-Iope-
cial )-Effective Friday morning, con-
solidation OF the Sutherland state bank
and the Farmers bank Of Sutherland was
announced. The new institution is to be
known as the Farmers State bank and
the capital stock has been increased 20
SOS 600. Each bank formerly had a capt.
tai stock Of $4,000. ID. c. Wilson is named
as president and c. a. Lsu cashier The
Farmers bank quarters will he used
Lightning destroyed barn belonging
to J. NJ. Shoup, whose farm adioins
Sutherland Thursday evening. horse,
grain. hay, harness. etc, were lost
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
RAILWAY COMMISSION
MAKES DIRECTORY ORDER
lFrom a So Corrosnondent.l

LINCOLN. April 24.-(Special)-Au
order has been issued by the state Rail
way commission covering the printing OF
advertisements by telephone companies I'm
directories. A complaint was made by
Representative Stebbins Of Dawson county
against the Gothenburg Telephone COM
pany for its manner In inserting adver-
Using in the directory published by them.
The complaint stated that the adver-
tisements were inserted i'm the center OF
the pages and thus tho names were
SEPARATED and according 20 IA complaint
made II difficult 10 find the names
needed. The order comes a. an agree
ment entered into and specifies that adj
vertisemnts may b placed At the top and
bottom ~ RACES not to exceed one-inch
I'm depth so that the names all appear
together on the page
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Nebraska
ELSASSER ELECTED
MAJOR OF FOURTH
Omaha Man Chosen to Fill Place
Long Held by Major Frazier
Of Madison.
WATSON ADMITS BREAKING LAW

0Trom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. April 2L-tSpc ial III. +.
Elsasser Of omaha has been elected ma
ior of the Fourth regiment. Nebraska Ma
tional guard. to en- tho vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Major Frazier Of
Madison. who retired because OF III
health Major Elsasscr received two
votes moro than his principal opponent
and this morning wien the election had
been closed enough votes came in for the
other man to have made the election a
tic Major Frazier had been n member
Of the guard for about twenty years
Live stock Hoard Meeting.
There will he a meeting Of the state
Live Stock Sanitary board on Saturday.
May J. for the purpose Of discussing the
sanitary conditions and the shipping Of
live stock between Kansas and Ne
braska The Kansas state board has
been invited to be present.
watson Pleads Guilty.
Sim. J.. Watson who was arrested ut
Kearney last week for selling Jacks
without an examination as to their condi-
ton and contrary to the state law gov
erning the shipment of such animals TO
this state. pleaded guilty yesterday, &C
cording 20 information received by state
Veterinarian L. j. l[isin this morning
and was fined $50, and costs amounting
to $3.50. A dozen other counts against
him were dismissed. 1t is the intention
OF the department. according TO the state
veterinarian. to enforce the law rigidly
in such cases.
Call for Bank Statements.
I'll
board has issued call to the az state
banks of the state for statements of
business of date of April 2l This is an
increase of twelve banks over the num-
Der when the statement II February q
last was made.
Checking IN Phone Books.
John w. NanZant chief accountant of
the Interstate Commerce commission
connected with the telephone depart
ment, is In Lincoln checking up the
books of the Lincoln Telephone and Tele-
graph company, according to custom
started by the commission in which all
the most important companies are
checked each year. This is the first visit
of the accountant to Lincoln.
Independent officer i'm West.
f. b. McKinnon of Washington, secre-
tary of the National Independent Tele.
phone association, is in Lincoln for a
few days.
New Veterinarian sworn In.
DR.. j. S. anderson of Seward, who was
some months ago appointed state veteri.
marian by Governor Morehead. to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation oil
State Veterinarian Kigin, was sworn ir
this afternoon and will begin the duties
of the office Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Mothers Day Proclamation
Set Apart by the Governor

In keeping with tho custom Of the
last several years in this state, and in
many others take pleasure in naming
the second sunday In May Mothers day.
and would suggest that everyone wear a
flower OF some description during that
day as an indication OF the special recol-
lection Of mother. II is a beautiful Gus
tom and worthy the attention Of every
one. The day Is intended 20 start in the
mind splendid recollections Of the past,
and win make that sunday more sacred
than II otherwise would be II would
be well II special mention Of the day he
made In all the churches throughout tho
state.
Il therefore recommend that Sunday,
the Sth day OF May. be observed as
Mothers day and trust II will be recog-
ni5cd as generally as circumstances will
permit JOHN H. MOREIEAp."
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
lrrnm a stntf cnrr,snnnasn,N

trom starr correspondent
LINCOLN, April 2i.-(Spe ,ial )-Follow-
ms the custom Of the list few years
Governor Morehead this morning i'm =
proclamation designated sunday, May ..
at Mothers day and asks that a fitting
observance Of the day be followed.
Tho proclamation follows
Gratitude is one Of the cardinal vir-
tues; TO remember gratefully acts OF
kindness bestowed is an evidence Of true
nobility. to cNemplify this by word or
ed is commendablc in all
"One day of the year has been selected
in which this may be shown in a manner
that must tend to make ourselves and
others better. 1t is the day wherein we
show by some outward token how dearly
We esteem the one VINO save us birth.
and watched over us IN our infancy and
youth. and who has at all times been our
best friend That friend is mother
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-25
Reische Appointed
to Normal Board
(rrom a staff nnrresnondent. }

LINCOLN, April "a Especial Telegram
III. f. Reische OF Chs>Ion has been APP
pointed by Governor Moishead to place
on the state Normal boSrd to fill the
position now held by Mr. 0sttys of Uni
versity Place, whose term will expire
September /. II is understood that Mr.,
Gettys was not candidate FOR the re-
appointment. There is normal echool
at Chadron, and this places member Of
the board in each town where there is a
school. Mr. Reischc is bank rashier
and was q member of the 1918 sesHIn OF
the legislature He Is a democrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27
0rrae GtnNtneninfeiten.

Serr Oli0er 8. 6aiiig, Der @etter.
monr bielt eeitern 9[beno einen Gor.
trae iiber n8etter Bropbe6eiunger"
Dor Dem u0ldnner-Glub" Der @emo-
riol.&irhe.
Sn Der 0itli6en boberen E0dter-
iHulc miro am 9lbeno oes t6. SC.
bruor Der ,glorooit Baltimore Ser
id0ueritnes : &erein~ einen 9omen.
gtbeno nrroneiren, fir pel6en Elm
Invertebrates muiifoliides 9Sro-
eromm ousgcor6eitet iperoen ion.
@oli6eiribter @eorec 9. 9eat
fonnte geitern 91oroen iein 9tnit in
Der noro0itlihen 3oli5eiitotion mic
DER perieben na1oem CT om Som.
tag uno Wiontoe an @touioine Ser
giftung geIitten botte. Die @crgif-
tlng puroe ongeblih our9 confer.
pirtes @euiiic berborgerufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27

i'm MarDldn0er ltniOcriitatS-Soipital
operirt mcr0cn,
y ten fir sri. Sanaw
gemiin DIT.
Ger 9iioget.9cbor0e mur0c 9elicrn
our6 cine delegation BON Sii.9alti-
more Oas @ciud mterbrcitct SRI.
Wi Q. Sanap ais @o6Ifobrtarbeitc-
rim in Ser Mimi5ipaIeu Can5boac i'm
grbohmgspicr nit eincni Sa6resgc-
6olt BON $1,000 unter ser GoHtrole
Der 9iiogct-9e65roe on5nIteIlen Sn
Dem @entH miro gciagt- OaB 0ie Gin
na6men aus Sen lluterbalhngcn auf
Dem @ier sur 9c5abIlug Oes @e6alts
BON SRI. Sonnm geniigen miir0eu.
GS uurOe ierncr oorgebrodt, oaB Die
9luili6t ii6cr ole Ean5bane SRI Sa-
nam ourd Oic u&inOer-Spiclpl
@eielidait" 70 gut mie ent5ogen NOR
Oen iei. Ga 0ic 9ennlten Der leBte.
rem @eieaidaft uidt omueieno waren,
wurOe cine GntidbeiOung iiber oaS
@eiud bis 5um ndditen Gienitag per-
i1oben. Inter 0euen welhe 5u
@itniieu bon sri. Sanam's Sniiel-
limq ipraden, beianOen iib. Haitor
9fihar0 Na(ace 6ogue, 9feftor Der
biidofIid proteitoutii6en 9luier-
iteblngs-9irHe. Gr. Is. u. &ubcn-
itein Or. @eorge Seller, SouiS e..
9llbnon, lopie etliHe Gomen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27
llne6rIidler Gycniscrpnber.

@ein &cinigen ser Seniter ocS
@c6duOcs g2r. 1885, 93orO Colbert.
StroBc, lit Scr 26 Sabre olte Sorrp
@, %olmer bon 04r. 345, Gourtlono-
itroBe, Elm 9ln9aiteIlter ser ogtationol
99inoop Cleaning 60" oi gl6wege
gerat6en. @r our6m1te Elm Sim.
mer bon 5rou 9iQiou @loore, uuo
iano einc 9oiette, pelhe $50 ent.
6ielt. Bon Oieien @cl0e eignete er
iid onge6liG $22 an ISrou @toore
cntoefte oen Gicbiio6l an 9l6eno II.
6eua6rihtigte bic %oIi5ei @oli5iit
Goncannou 6eucrfitenigte 0ie Ser
6aftuug oes 6cniterputcrs inO 6rodj-
te in grfo6rung, SOB @olmer am
W}ontag 9l6enO iiH peribieoeue neue
9lrtifel ougeihofft botte. Ser 9lrre-
itont erflGrte bei'm @er6or, 0oB er
6ereit iei, oas geiiobIene @elo 6rou
Moore in u0dentlideu Goten5a6hn-
gen 5rriict5uerItottcn
0eutid ipredenOer gleger
feitgeb alten
Ger Neger GronpcG, uelc6cni 0ic
GenntuiB ser 0eutiHen SpraGe gum
91abt6eil gereidt 1ot muroe geitern
in Der mittlereu %olBciItotion 0cn
@roBQeIdpuorencn ii6erpieien Scine
Spro6fcuutniB 6ot ibn pcrrot1en
m0 er iitt lett unter oem @crOo6t
6inter @ittern. eiuen @in6rub in oas
Seim BON Scnrp Carroll, 9Ir. 23O
Oit eooeritraBc, ncrii6t unO Sumc-
len inn Mertbc bon $27i geitoblen 5u
bo6cn Ter GinbrilH nitr0c am 2S.
Ge5embcr tcriibt. olS sic 9(nge6oris
gen oes Srn. Carroll olisqeaangen
woreu. @or etIihcn Eoocn brohten
Die @ebeimpoli5iiten Carer Il. @ren.
nan in @rfo6ring, ooB Elm 9lrmbauo,
pel6es aus Der GarroQi6en @o6-
nun0 gelto6leu porOen ipor, bon ei.
uem Nlltmaorenb0noler 9efauft NOR
oen lit. Ger @erf1ufer Oes glrm.
6onOes mar Elm 9leger unO 6eberrid.
te Die oeutide Sprode flieBeuo. Cos
9iciuItot luor Oie 6citua5me Grom.
meus.
Gin 86eil Ser oeito6lenen 5ohcn
ipur0c in Ser @o6nung oes Gronl.
iuell gefnOcn. gr miro ieOenfnGs
nod nit on0cren Ginbrii6en in Ser
6iuOlug oc5rodt pcroeu. Gronpea
uer5idltete ouf ein @oroer60r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27

Or. 0foie 8. Sullipop, oie groBc
5rouenrebtlerin, meldbe I'M W1onat
6ebruar Iesten Sobres ueeen angeb.
liHer 9ronoitiituns Derbaftet worOeu
mar pliroe 9eItern bon oen @roBge.
ihwprenen in 9lnfloge5uitono perieBt,
neil iie cine ungeietlidc Opcration
Doll3ogen bu6en ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27

Soutb @et1IeDcm Ro.. 25.
SSonuar-Giu 9rono 5eritorte bcifc
&ornlittag Gofirep's Sale, iic6eu @e'
ldaftsbduier lnO mebrege S9o9ngou-
ier i'm Centrum Ger Staot. Scr 0e.
ionuntucrIuit miro olii Si50,000 oc.
id1st- Die gcianute 6elerme1r non
9etbleben muroe olarmirt mo trob
oeren ongcitrengtcr Sbati0feii be.
orobtcn Die 6lannen einc 3eitlang
oos oanae eIeicb0itspierteI Don @eib
leben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27
glernniinter g[6enh.

Ger n@forDIdnoer Enthusiastically
biclt eeitern gl6eno uiter sroBer sc.
tbeiIiguug i'm Glubbouic gu SerrO
9or ieinen ollnionatIihen Gon8obcnO
nit &ortengeieIIicbnft. Gin auBeror-
oentIicb biibiAes gro9ramm gclanntc
6ur gl6midline irn6 ollie Sbeilncb.
mcr berIebten cin poor redt frohlil1e
un0 genuBreibe Stuuocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27
n@ermania @lanncrdlarn.GOnssr

HNJNA Altutttu 4SeWNNtNANIR+ "&RNON+At
3meites @roBes CONCERT oeS @ldnuer-
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der &eblc geiungen iein.
9eie ibou ser Mdnuer6or iingcn
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BON @cuacrt @eoidt bon Stol5eN.
fels Ser Gomporiit bat 6ieriu Dem
G6or nihts llnn00lides, ionOern
Ialtter 0oht6oreS 3ugemut6et, in 0c-
rem meloOiidem lUie bormouiihen
9lui6ou 90 lit Oieies 2ieo ou6 ei.
fcftpol, o6ne OoB oorin nod Gfiett
geiidt miro. IS luuroc aeitern nit
ihoner Stinmc i,nO iebr gefii6lpoll
oorgetragen, uno 5wor 10. oaB man
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cirt lmO 6iiBte Oaour6 anaIongihou-
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itimnaen reht itorf beror1note. iond
ellen uno 3perge" bon Iuds mO
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mo6nten fnitooIlen @ciie II. 6rodte
I'M Nldnner. mic oud) i'm Comenc6or
fete 9tuauceu 6ernor.
Ger ioliitiiHc Gbeil ocS Gon5er.
tes NOR Elm e6enio groBer @rfol0.
SRI @loreorete @laas, cine ilnge
9altimorerin ertpies iic6 nit Dem
Gortra9c eines Gappriccio'S bon
@aoeremsii rmo elmer talentDoIlcn
Siit'i3en Gtiioe ais cine tednii6
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ger echm9en.
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Oers gut gciilngen. Gas .Snpiftusg
BON Bruno @ubn mar cine BON edit
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Oen 2lucb nit Sen onoeren @crfen
6olte iib 6err Scott groBen 9eifoll
Somers 0ieaiiicm @lacComell's
D9eaming Gpes" uno sen 9Sasliacci-
9Sroloo.
nSeit itcbt lno trcu sic @odt
am 9bein." @ie Oft bat man Oieie
@ortc gcillngen obne oarii6er nod
5uocnfcn. Scbt aber merit man,
mic uiel @or6eit Oarin liegt. 9ts
S@luBlicO iang man eeitern Oie
o@abt an 9lbein" bel oeu oas
@ublifum frditig init cinitiuntte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27
9rsi GrN6e6cn h 9lannmn.

Banana, 26. Sonuor. 1ret
ocutIid1 fiibl6ore GroitoBc bobeu iia
in ocn lebten orci Sooen in Der @o.
nomo.StunaI5onc 5ugeirogen ser lets
te oerielben beutc Seine scr ieisui+
lhen Storngen rihtete Shooen an.
menn onb Oie @impobncr in beirddt
lihe glufre9ung oerieBt mnroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-27
SSrau Sgols oeItpr6en.

SIN 9llter BON 60 SSabrcn ibieo &c.
tern Srou emma @ol0, geb. S6Iee.
ter in ser @obnung ibres 9ruoers,
Serrn Sbeooor SHleeter, 9ar. 2tt4,
Sefieriou StroBe, aus Dem 2eben.
Oie 9ceroiolng finoct 0onncritag
@lorgen bonn Srauerbouie aus itatt.