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Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
MANY KINDS OF FLOUR
CEREALS THAT
SHOULD BE BETTER KNOWN.
Rice, cornmeai and Those Made From
Dried Beans All Contain High
Amount Of Nutriment-
Split Pea Loaf.

The only prepared cereal with which
many women are acquainted is we'll
known brand Of prepared barley flour
which they have used in infant feed
ing.
But it may be interesting to know
that there are a number of other ex,
ceIlent prepared flours on the market
which are almost unknown in many
of our homes. There is just as good
a prepared oatmeal flour which can be
used for children's gruels. for thicken-
usual practice now is to boil rolled
oats and have all the unpleasantness
Of straining them, etc.; but this can
all be avoided by using the prepared
oatmeal flour for the purposes above
stated.
Similarly, there is rice -four. len
til -four. a cornmeaI flour. and even
fours from dried beans and other
legumes. These are all very excellent,
because they contain high amount
of nutriment, and because in this pre-
pared form they are far easier to use
than the ordinary whole grain. Any
one who has ever eaten the Scotch
''pease brose" will never forget the
deliciousness that the true yellow split
pea soup can give. There are also
dishes possible from split peas and
lentils which can be much more cas-
lily made with the prepared fiours
am discussing. l was interested to
learn only the other day from we'll
known doctor also that there is now
prepared -four of the Chinese soy
bean, which is also high in nutrients,
and used extensively among the Chi
nese and Japanese. This makes a
sweet -four. and is especially attrac-
tive made into mullins and small
cakes
Familiar are many of the Scotch
dishes. chief of which are those using
yellow peas in some form. These yel-
low peas are known here in America,
and cost about eight cents a pound.
They have a large meaty value, or
protein" They can be made into a
delicious soup by soaking them over
night, boiling until tender, straining
through a fine sieve and thickening
be made into a loaf by boiling tho
pulp until very thick, pressing it
through sieve ana combining it with
bread crumbs sufficient to hold it to-
gether. Onions, tomatoes, ham or
other tasty meat can be added to the
peas while boiling. The crumbs and
pea soup should be well mixed. nodded
into roll and laid on a buttered pan
and baked in an oven for about forty
minutes, basting with butter. If de-
sired, a tomato sauce can be poured
over it just before serving. Any rem
nants of the loaf can be shaped into
cakes and fried. like potato cakes. for
the following lunch: Four cupfuls of
peas or one pound. costing eight cents.
will make an ample dish for a family
of six. These peas also come in the
form of meal or fine powder resem-
bling cornstarch, made by the Scotch
into peas pudding, or what we
might call here hot breakfast cereal.
This meal can be bought at the best
groceries and will form an attractive
and nutritious change for a breakfast
dish.-Exchange.
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
SLUMP IN VALUES.

SLUMP IN VALUES.
Federal Judge Lands Of Chicago
undertaking to dispose Of the SO Il
censes that came into his possession
with the bankruptcy of the Tosetti
Brewing company, found that while
year ago licenses brought from $2,50f
to $4,000, but one offer was made, and
that for only $1,000. This he refused
Fear Of successful antisaloon legisla
tion is the reason given, brewers. spec
ulators and license brokers anticipat
ing further dry activity.
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
Colorado Man In Collision.

Colorado Springs.-Dr. H. G. Dun
can, ships surgeon on the Ryndam,
which was in collision with the
freighter Joseph J. Cuneo, off Nam
tucket island, is resident Of Colo
rado Springs.
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
Mother of Boulder undersherlff Dead.

Boulder.-Mrs. William Euler, 80,
mother of Undersheriff Robert L. Eu-
ler, died at her residence north of
Boulder. Her husband died only four
weeks ago, and stree that time she
had been failing rapidly. She had
been a resident Of Boulder for almost
forty years.
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
san THAT Mont cake.

Mix one tablespoonful OF cornstarch
and four tablespoonfuls Of common
salt until very smooth. This mixture
will not cake in the salt cellars and
will not blacken their silver trim
mjngs-
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
Tax Board Refuses Settlement Plan.

Denver.-The State Tax Commis-
sion refused to concur in the resolu.
ton adopted by the Denver city coun,
Gil for the purpose of effecting set.
tlement of the disputed taxes of the
Denver City Tramway Company and
the Denver Gas and Electric Light
Company for 1913 and 1914 and part
of 1912.
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
When Washing Curtains.

Art muslin curtains should never be
washed in warm water. Make lather
with hot water. and when 1t is nearly
cold wash the curtains. II these are
green, add little vinegar; If lilac OF
mink, a little ammonia.
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
Elevator Cage crushes Pilot.

Denver-Caught between the top of
a runaway. elevator cage and con-
crete floor in the Ideal building VIII
liam d. Radke, 33 years of age, an
elevator pilot, received injuries which
it is feared will bring death.
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
Mr,. 8. E. woIsey Dead.

Denver.-Mrs. Sarah e. Wolsey,
Colorado pioneer and mother of the
first white child born in Denver, died
at Grand Junction. She was SO years
of age.
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
Mrs. coItrtn Auditors Registrar.

Denver.-Mrs. Ethel Coltrin has
been appointed registrar of his de-
partment by State Auditor Mulnix.
She succeeds Miss Margaret McDer-
mott, who resigned.
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
Order. Check Of State Treasury.

Denver.-State Auditor Harry E
Mulnix has put his force Of examiners
to work upon a regular audit Of the
books of the state t-easurer's office
Cheyenne record., 1915-06-03
STATECAPITAL
NEWS

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
U. 8. TO AID FALL RIVER ROAD.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10
Closing Particulars
THE DEMOCRATS contest will {

7 eta- LH 7o4 - ~ oG11CeSC VIII C1OSe OH
IN by that time Mail reports must be mailed that they
will reach Monroe City early the morning othe 10Th
cat on June H. All votes uncounted will be placed in ballot
box and counted by the judges Immediately after 10Th
will the
ee reports the last day deposited directly the
place nfnare
the ballot box
least
oft
if POSSIBLE
By
all
5p m a
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-10

THE following is the last extra vote offer to
be made The Democrats automobile contest Get in everv
possible subscription by the close OF this offer On every
club OF six lveyear subscriptions 100000 extra will be
votes will be given club $50 included veyear
10000 extra votes will be given every club
SZ5 not included either Of the three preceding offers 10000
extra votes will given This offer force Between and in
elusive OF June to June H. On the 18th 18th no extra
LAST OFFER simp6ed that you in six 5-year
SUBSCRIPTIONS you get 100000 extra votes while you
o y0r turned in twelve Swear subscriptions you would get
ASOOOO extra votes you turned in Swear subscriptions
and SIS smaller subscriptions you would receive 100000 extra
votes the offer is not ask the manager
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27
Jones ADartm0n. s

332 Quapaw Ave. Phone 1011 Modern, clean. Location ideal. Close to bath houses and business celter. Everything furnished for light
 housekeeping. room apartments and pr 4 room apartments, with private bath and toi- let. especially adapted for permanent tenants Steam Heat and Running Wa. ter in All Apartments.
 Board can be arranged for at reas- enable rates. Those sick or alone giv- en special attention. Single bedrooms for local clerks, or visitors, at re- duoed prices.
 R. 4. ("Peg7) Williams, Prep.
 Formerly of CoZy Inn
 Come and Inspect before locating.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27
MAURICE APARTMENTS
Opposite maJestic Hotel.

AmoTTC1n or EUTOpeau.
 American Plan .......$9.00 to S12OO European Plan .......S3.oo to $7.0o First class housekeeping suites in connection. steam heat hot water etc. Convenient to two bath houses. Phone 1870. Mrs. M. Q, Brady, Prop.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27
p .ssIQtOn Hotel andBafDS
 < u.& & opENAL EvEAn AMERICAN PLAN
.s U. :. RESERVATION.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
AMERICAN PLAN

Every modern for the comfort pleasure Of the highest type of resort patronage. Beautiful lobby, Tors, writing and parlor and looking Reservation Park. Every hall of each floor nected to the Mountain Park by steel bridges. $50OO0 pended the past summer in completely rebuilding and furnishing the Bath fouse installing every modern facl Iy for the most perfect administering of the mineral ters, including complete HydrOtherapeutic system and automatic heating and Ventatng Private elevator from each floor to the baths used exclusively the bdtherS.
 W Ms
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-27
825 1-2 Genital Ave
Phone 1887
DARCH HOTEL
EUROPEAN

steam Heat Hot and Cold Running
 Water iu Every Room.
 ROOMS, $2.C6 PER WEEK AND Up Take hus tp hotel 10 have fare re-. funded One h.ock from Bath House Row ueHols and Postoffice. K. of P.s VN find warm welcome.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
gs6ensncia6rIid6e @ranSpnnSen.

9eim Spieleu on einem ofienen
Seuer auf einem un6ebouten @rmo.
itiide gegenii6cr Scr elterlihcn gQo6.
mmg, 9lr. 723, &orpep.SnaBe, 5og
lid geitern 9lbeno menige Nliuiiten
Dor . llbr @eorge Springer, ooS 3
idbrige So5nhen BON Serrn mo
Srot Soibua @. Springer oerortig
gei6brlide 9ronOmlnoen an gaBen
aorper 81, ooB er in fritiidem 3u-
itanOe ms NiercD.Soipital eiugelie.
fert lperOeu muBte. Gie Glciocr Oes
ainOes botten ploblid 6euer geiau-
gen unO ebe Silie sur Steae mar,
mar Der aleinc bereitS idmer Der.
6ronnt. Or. Seo6urD pon 9tr. 62t,
Sort. .9luenue, lieB Dem ainoe ole
erite Silie ougeoeiben mo Oeron-
laBte iooanu ieine lleberfiibrimg in
ooS Soipitol in Der 9lmbuIou5 OeS
iiiolihen @ol5ei GiitriftS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
n@creiniate Sinner. =

GomuerS ser Oeutideu Singer Der.
ipricbt cir gldn5enoes greigniB
8u weroen. 5inOet ndcbiten
Scnntog in u9e6monn's SoQe"
itott. Sin reid6altieeS 9Sro-
gramm oor6ereitet ~ SeOer Der
Gin miro Oie 6eitIidfeit Our6 ei.
nen @eiongsOortrog uerid0uern.
@euuBreibe StllnOen iteben oen
Wlitglieoern ser 81 ben uGereinigten
Sdngerr" geb0rigen @eiangoereinen
in 9Iusiidt. 9lm nGhiten Sonntag
finoet Der groBe Gonmers itatt, Der
Inn 8 llbr glbenOs in nSebmann's
Soae~ ieinen 9lnfanS nimmt. Sir
Die Jeltli6feit lit Elm ebenio reid6al-
tiges mie intereiioutes @rogromm
bon einem aus Ocn $50. &. S6nei-
ser Goriitcr, @corg Simmel6e6er,
Sreo. 9}orOen6ol5, So6n Stod, @m.
W}ott6eiB, Scnrp 9l0Her Sermonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06

Ser geitur Ser Ocntiden Singer.
Midlid Sermann Grdfc mO 6reo.
Sofimanu 6cItebcnOen Goniite ailigc-
iteat morOen. SScOer @erein miro iid
6oren loIen Cic 9ei6cnfolge Der
inaenoen @ercine lit ourcb oos Coos
bcItimnt moroen. @lit ser OSubel'
Nuoertiire miro @roi. Sonis @in'
tcr's Crdeiier oic 6eitlibfeit einlei-
ten. Sr. 8. @. 9eifert Der Erdiioent
Der @ercinigten Singer, miro Die Be
ariiBunoSreoe 6olten wd6renO Gb-
rcu-@rdlOcnt g. S6neiocr Oie 6eit-
rcoe bait.
SSm ltc6tigcu Tebt iidJ 0os %ro'
gromm ioIgenOermoBeu 5lianmen:
.Q6olia lldnncrdor" DGaS
p06lcriide @retGen," bon u. Sebl;
Nirieent Is. =. @hltter
.Gidcnfron5" uGie @lii6lc I'M
Sbolc~, BON @c1sIcr; Girigent SEQ.
@0blmonn.
.@cIicnO 9icOcrfron5" vWlein
Ser3, t6u' Cid mlf" bon 8. $. Son'
&c; Eirioent Carl 9ia
nSormonic4 Ser 6o6lmonn",
bon g9m. Sturm; Girigent So6n q.
aIciu.
aM1o3ort Mdnner6or" IL v@olo'
lieo" bon G1IA @laugOlO; Giriacnt
Geo. YG6nianilr
SolomonOcr.
Srteiiers
.1yro6ihiR Sic Ereuc," BON
SnliuS @engcrt; Girigent $. eloer.
monn. v1i,
g@cloOic" - Ser Iettc arieg"
BON George Seruegb.
u@crnonio.NaGnnerHor" oGellt-
lder Mdnneriau9", bon $. Sppnm;
Nirigent G6eo, Sem6erger.
o9lriou" -, .Gcutibc &Dmne, "@e'
oi@t bon s, gS. @lot6 Girigent 9.
Sodou.
g@ermonia Guortett Club" =
oSos Seinot6lono~ BON 9ut; 2irl.
Gent 3. aorollS.
u0lcb9cr @ciong Gcrein"
.Wutc 9locbt, bon 6ricorid Glider
Slrlgcnt 81. s. @oble.
Nic iGmntliden @rGiiocnieu Der
Sercine iucrocu Oos GmpiongS.Go'
mite biloen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06

NeQen on9blidcr 9ran0itiitung
miroc gciicrn Der 20 Sabrc nlte
So6n &onc pon gtr. 2131, Gam.
6riogc.StroBc, Ourd Ri6tcr Smith
in ser oitliden Eoli5ei.Station oen
@roBgeicbworcneu ii6crluicien. Sane
itettc am ,. Sanuar in Dem Stale
non SomcS @alloce, gtr. SOIL,
Sii0 g8al6ngton StroBc, Ocl
@euporratb in YranO. @onc puroc
BON oem gigent6iiner ais Der ange6-
liGe 9ranoitiiter peroddtigt. ga cr
am %. 0ejcmber lcbten Sabres ais
Stallfnebt entloiien morOen mar
noh0cm cs am 26. ln0 2S. 0e5cnls
ber in Dem Stale gebramt bate.
9Iad ieincr 9cr6aitumg imter5eidnete
aonc Dor Gopt. Sellers il Der sit.
li1eu Yoli5ciitation cine Grtldrung,
worin CT bcitdtigtc, OaB er OaS 6clI.
er am .. SSanuar aus Hobe angelest
babe, neil er Don @alloce i0ledt be-
Dau0elt lulo elltloNcn woroen lei.
0ie beioen irii6eren Seuer iollen Oa.
0ur9 cntitonoeu icin, inoem i6m oas
critic @}al cine StallSampe ans Scr
Sano fiel, md6renO OoS 5peite 6eler
our1 Oos 6erabiullen elmer Sompe
Deriirladt murOe. Nanc Qab auob
5u am 20. Ge5em6er oen Selepbon.
faiten in Dem 9iireou I'M Stalle er.
broden lno oarauS $t25 genoms
men 81 baben. Gem i5.id6rigen
gllernnoer Burns BON Ger. 2049,
6lcet-StraBe, Ger oobci onmeicuo
mar, CAB Same GO Gents. Burns
wurOc ebeniolls perboitct unO miro
bclte inn ,Sigenogcridbt Dorgeiiibrt
mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
itc6crfaIlrem mnO actGStct.

Phi Ser 9a6nfrel3ung in SDattS-
bile lit 0eliern Ger 45 Sabre olte
Staliener Eoni @er3i welder Elm
Sdubpuberaeih6it oaiel6it betrieb,
iiberiabren imO ouf Der Steue aetoo.
tet moroen. &er5i woate biuter ei-
nem 6raht5uee Die @eleiie treu5en
unO frat Oireft Dor emen GrpreB5ug
auf Dem @eIeiic neben Dem 3ugc.
Gr bat @ermanOte in @oibin9ton,
weIde benodrihtiat puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
Scr alte NonolaS foot.

Sobn Douglas, nobnbaft in Ger.
1925, Soope-StraBe, Der 60jdbrigc
aihi6cr, Der al Der Gde bon 8olti.
more. mo Gutaw.StraBc poitirten
9}adt.Groi1fe, wurOe gcitern SQlor-
Gen fllr5 Dor 5 llbr in bclpuBtloiem
Suitonoc Dor Ocm Sduie g}r. 1880,
Si0 Gutam StraBc, auigehlnocn
unO itarb balO na1 ieincr Ginlieie.
ring ms Mercp NoipitaI obne oaS
9eluuBtiein mieoer erlnn9t 5u ba.
ben. Seit iiber 35 SSabrcn iudtc cr
nit leinen 6eioen 8rounen uno Ger
oItuoOiiAen autidc alla6enolid sic
0alteitele au Der Gutmu- StraBe aIi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
;Scner in einer 9lpot6efc.

Sin Brand cntitano eeitern 9l6cno
gegcn Z ll6r in Ger 9lpot6cte pon
Soiepb 6. Sutbpeltcr, 9lr 21S,
gorO. .@rccnc.StroBe. Die 6eiicr.
me6r muroe alarmirt umO fonnte OF.
ne groBc Nliibc ben Slammcu Den
@orauS MAIDEN.
9iiht nncrbcblihc 9hlire9ung Der
uriabtc Gin 6euer, meIheS geiierl
9lbeno fiir3 Dor s ll6r in einem
@aufen Sol3fiiten binter @ool.
luort6'S 3. mo 10.@cnts Sooen,
9n. 223, gScit.9erin9tou StraBe,
miS6rad Gie @oli5iiicn 9lobinion
unO SorriS pom meitliden Giitrift,
loidtcn ocn 9ranO obnc Die 6eucr.
mchr Sl alQrnircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
0eiratGctc nuO luar Uer6eirat6et.

Sine 0of5eit in Dem 9iireou Oes
9mocsnoriHoQs @eorge g9. |a0.
aett, ipelder 9imOes Tiitrifts 9ln-
malt 9lrt6ur 9. GonneQp ais 3euge
benpobnte, bat NIT Der @erboihmg
ser 9raut, ser Is Sabre olten 9lnna
9urou, BON @biloOelpbia, 3D. geen.
oct 9lnna miro nm fir Die 9inoes.
9eboroeu in ser mittleren goli5ei-
itotion inter Dem @erOadt. angeblib
9igonHe 6egangen 5u 6obeu, ieitge-
6alten. Sie mar in @bilaoelp6io
BON 9lgenten oeS 9unOes Suits
Neportemenis Oer6oftet ino BON Dem
Spe3iol 9lsenten So6n s. @regllre.
oib nad Baltimore ge6rodt woroen.
Sn philadelphia lieB ongeblicb gInna
ibreu @otten, I'M Stid unO fom ant
H. g3oDem6er Oorigen Sa6reS in 9e-
aleitung bon SouiS&amlS Oou@reeu.
bile, 9t-G., nod Baltimore.
Inter Der 9lnihul0iglng 0os mei.
Be Sflauenoeiet ii6crtreten 81 bobeu,
wuroen 9eioe oer6oitet, jeoo6 ipdter
lnter ser 9eoinguug, OaB iic Oen
gbcbin0 idleBeu, freiociproden
Sine @eirotbSliccn5 puroe beiorgt
uno @oItor Is. w. 5infbinoer, pon
gIr. 92S, Oit@rciton-Stro boil.
500 ole Srainmg. 0eu 0oh5cits-
6criht las Scr @ottc g3r. in einer
3einmg in @bilaoclpbia, welder 10.
tort Oic ge6orocn in &enntniB iebte.
@leid noh ibrer Gntlaiiirna maren
bic bcioen 9ieioermdblten na6 gtor-
iolt, Ga.. abgereiit. gdr wenige "a.
ae wd6rte ooS g6egGid. 9iauIs ioa
iciner Satin @elo geeebeu nnO iie
ip0ter nab @bIaoelp6io 5uriidge.
ibidt bobeu. Gort erfolgte ibre
9crbaitug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
llnipncn miIiien 6elahlrn.

@oibinQtoM 3. Somior.
9loh tt-idbrigen 9lebtSitrcitigfeiten
entiHieo beite oaS CberbunocSAc-
ridjt, Dab Connecticut gIrbeiter.
llniouen $252 ,t3O.O9 Sdoocneriat
lutcr Dem S0crmnuihcu 9htitrnii.
@cieb 81 5oblcu babcl ucil lie oic
Nutiobrifantcn-Sirma 3. &. SoeiUe
& GonponD bon GnnbnrD, Cont,
boDcottirteu, Oa oieie iiA ipeigerte,
IN ibreu %ertitdtten ouSihlieBli6
llnion.9lrbcitcr on3uitcIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
SC5a6lten 4 lSrOsent SiOiOenSe fit
6 M0nate.

Ger .SDcomora immermG6reuoe
9au. uno Spar.@erein 9tr. 4" bielt
aeitcrn 9lbeu6 i'm |creinsbouic, 9lr.
1906, Slt-9'ratt. .StroBc, feline 40.
Sa6resperiamnlung mo 9eamteu-
mobl iunter ocn @oriib 0eS Er1iioeu.
ten @bilip @ol5 mo ser %rotofoll-
fiibrltng oeS SefretGrs Sernan
9osfc ab. 9}ad grleOiaung Der &c.
ipo6nlihen Sloiltiuegei6Gfte mirOe
Ger 5inon5bcribt 0es SefretGrs Der.
leicn ipelder ioI9cnoes Gemltot cr-
Qa6: Cie Ginuobmeu w1breno Oes
SobreS beIieien iidj ouf $tS4,0S3.7t
imo Die 9hSgaben u16reno Ocriel6en
3eit wareu $tS3, ,55199, lonlit Der,
blcibt Gin Goiien6eitonO BON $525.-
y. Ter Gerein arbeitct nit cinem
9apitol bon $2t0,69f.37 imO bat
ciren 9lcieroefonO BON $4,000.
Cie @abl puroc Ben $50. %ercp
6. Scniig6aiien, S9n. Sofmciiler
uuO So6iI |ol5 3ur 9eihng iiber9e-
ben uno crgab fol9euocs 9leiultot;
@rdiioent @biIip goI5, Gice.Erdii.
Dent Sobn @oIfernon Sdabmeiiter
9. 4. 9adlman Sefret1r Serman
9aSfc; Gireftoren Oie 0S. lR Nleper,
bird So6n S6iem, So6u 9ouae,
SeirrD SpateS, Sobu Nergct 9IuaIlt
0innc, SuliuS 6ran5 unO Sorrp
NlOGpirtel.
3u Iereins.9lobofotcn murOe sic
6irma Sennig6auien mo Stein our
ciu peiteres Sabr eripdblt. SIR 9liiS-
be5a6llmo eelangtc cine 6al6id6rlihc
Tipiocn0e bon 4 Yro5cni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
GntidluB omerifauii1er
u &cgierung frcu0ig be.

ID
Son0on 5. Sanuar. - Sic 6ri.
tiidbe &eaieruna muroe 6eltc BON scr
Gutideionua Der @oi6ingtoucr gll.
torit6ten in aenntniB aeiest. oaB ser
Sn6oIt omerifoniiher 6oreos be.
gloubigt meroen ioa, c6e oicicl6en
omerifoniihe Saien perIoien. Gs
6erridt bier oie 9lniidt uor ooB oicic
@loBnobme Ser Der Stootcn.9lcaic.
ring iebr on3u beitraacn piro, 6ol.
oieit Die Shwieriatciteu 5u erleoi
gen. welcbe gu Der omerifouiihen
grotelt 9}ote an sic britiihc 9ieaie
una ben 9InloB aobeu.
9otihoiter @ogc crbielt beitc bonn
StaatSietretdr 9rDan sic 9litthei.
lung bon Dem o6igeu GntihluB ser
ameritoniiteu &caieruno.
(Spdtcr) CoS britiide 9lus
udrtigc s(mt betonte 6eutc 9l6cuo
OoB oic enoIiihe &eoieuma trob Scr
@laBno6me ser Der. Staatci iih
nibt Oes 9ledbies beaeben fome. sic
Sdiiisloomeen 5u mterinhcu. ga
ole NlogIidtcit porlicae, Bob ouf Scc
6ontcrbonoe ouf oic SAiiic &C.
idmleeelt merOe-
~@ronprin3 BilbcIm" fos
pert Dicr 9 diffe.
g q Yolom mo S. 0onoricu lynlcln,
iibcr Boris. 8. Sonuor. Ger oeit
ibe Dompicr .Ctapi" bot bier 100
Nlotroiei aelonoct iucldc CT BON
Dem oeiltiheu @iiIislreu5cr .Aron.
priu5 S9iIbelm i6cruommcu bot
Der raronprin5" foperte bier froir
60iiidc imo cugliidle Shiffc, oercn
Wlannidoftcn cr ON @oro uobnJ ser
~Otooi" ii6craob, weIde iic iett nod
bier gcbrodt bat.
(Die 6obr5enae, mclhp Sen Gclt-
idlcn in Die Sdnoc fielcn, marcn ser
frau80lilhc 0ompicr n92ont 2Iuacl.
ocr oni 4. Dc3cmbcr ncrlcnti mur0c,
DER cngliihe @onpicr n@elIeDue
DER an oentieI6cn Gage olf oeu @2ee
rcsgrIno bcioroert muroc. Gas fran
50iiibc ScacIidiif Minnie @loric.
oos an H. Septcmber bereiiS Gin
oIeidcS ShidioI erreihtc. ino oo5
fron50iiihe Sdiii ~ltuion ooS oui
%. Sloucmbcr oetoperi puroc.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
Megifaniidlc Srnppen an Der Wrcu5c
Snriifocidjlnacu.

Saibingtpn, 5. Sonuor.
Die 0utierre5.9ieaierung in 0lcrifo
iiberianotc beltc ourh Germittlung
Oes 6roiilianiihen @eiauotcn Dem
StoatS 0epartement Die Nlitt6ei.
hma, OaB Ororcs an @cnerol Wlap
torcna in gloco geacben iuoroen ici.
en-, porl0lIiig bon eincm 9lnariii nb.
5uic6en mo icInc lulppen BON Ser
Wrcn3c 5urld5u5icbcn.
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r9ittc per6aftcn Sic mid im0
ididcn Sic MIDI nod @artioro.
Conn. 5nriid. no i'd am +. Sanuar
mcine 6rau mo mein 9ino, pelcbeS
ucrfriippclt lit, i'm Slide gelaNcn
babe N1it Oicicu @orteu trot &c.
itern 9(beno George 3. 9lontin ms
Ceteftib Nauptquartier. Seinen
@lnihe murOe naHgctonincn ln0 cr
be5o0 cine 3ele IN Scr mittlcrcn
@oli5ei.Stotion. SSn5wiiden frug
%oli5eimariball Garter bel oen 9e.
6orOen pon NortforO on Oh 9lon.
fin acpiuiht miro. Gonfm iagte,
ooB er BON ieiner Satin einen @rief
er6alten babe in iuclNem i6m bic.
iclbe 6itterc Torpiirie ii6er icine
Sonohm9speiie mod)tc. Gas @c.
miiien lies i6m feline Gnbc uno CT
itcQtc lib Oen 9e6or0cn
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Gdlluiencrmntter nercttet.

@eim gluitbmien elmer cineefrore
ncn SSoiierro6rc brad seitern in Dem
%olie BON 6rou9llfrcO 8. @omlep an
Scr gltlontic 9lpcnuc nobe Sarforo.
HooO, Elm Seler ans, Oos einen be.
trddtlihcn ShoOen onrihtetc, eHe
Die 6euerwebr cri6ien. Srau @omlep
trng ibrc Sdipiegcrmittcr, 6rou &C..
]oipleu, oic frouf I'M 8ette lag, ans
0en Souie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
Notwithstanding in Sis6luHO.
tDmn.

Sn Ger eagles Safe an ser 3.
StroBe, no6c Goitcrn-9(oeme, miro
6eute 9lbeuO cine Nlaiieupeciamm.
hmg itattiinocu m Der bonptiddIid
Die 9epo6ner Der Gaitern.gluenue.
Sitlih Der 3. Strobe. t6eiluc6men
lueroen, Inn gegen Die Der Canton
Company" BON Den GmntD.Gommii.
idrcn in g[usicbt gcitclte GrlmlbniB,
in Der .. StraBe wciterc Sdiencn
5ll lcgeu 3il proteliiren. Die 9ewob.
ncr merOcn Ourd &edtsampalt @n
$. Smurcnce in Der 9lngelcgcn6eit
pertrctcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
C5ciilcslrnnfer iprinat u0m 8nac

gladjocm er IS UeritanOen bate,
iib bon icinem ibn begleitenoen 9ru,
Der 5u entferneu inO nohoem er
ans eincm 3uge Der Baltimore.
Sbio.giienba6n" geiprlmgeu mar,
ais oerielbe geraOc oen Camden.
9a6n6of" oerlieB, uuroe geitern
9lbcnO Ser an9eblib geiiteSeeit0rte
Fcter z. 9aIomore bon glr. 26f,
@eit 81. StroBc. 9lew gort, ourh
Ocn &oIi5iiien 9ufc @. Gpier wieoer
icitgcnommen lmO in Oic iiiOlihe go.
li5ciltation eingelieiert. 9lngeblid
ioatc 9alamare BON ieincm 9ruoer
So6n bon Can Srancisco nad iem
Yorf oebradt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
9ci beitem gBo1I6efinoen ieic

Sci beitem @obl6eiiuoeu feicrtc
gcitern Gr.glapor S6omos G. Sapes
iein H. @icgenieit. Bur ii6liher
Shnoe eridien cr in ieinem 9ii-
reau no me5rcre ieiner 8reinoe
worteteu I'M ibm @eburtstagsmini.
idc 81 iibernittcIu ,6err Sapcs lit
Elm GROCER 6rciHO Oes 9hitomo6il.
sports mO bebauptet OaB er es mIr
ben Diclen 9mtomobiliabrien in Der
iriihen Snit 5u ucroanfcu Bat, oaB
ieiu @eiuno6eitS5liiiono Gin 10 Dor.
treiilider lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-06
Bon Ieinem eisenen ySaocn iiber-
faHreH.

Sr. 2. E. 9u6rctt BON Ger. ii6,
Siio-@opion-S StraBc muroc oeitcrn
in idweruerlebtcm 3niianOc nad Dem
8ranflin ureSoipitol 9ebrodt
0r. 9(l6rc1t lieierte an Der gdc BON
4Sratt- im0 StridcritroBe cini0eg9aa-
rem ab, ais iein Ffero iAcu puroc
imO oaoonliei. er ergriii Sen Baum
mO plrOc BON Dem Sbicrc umgerii.
len 10 ooB Scr @ogen ii6er ocn
@3ann,oing. saNiee ASoli5ei lOeseiiio.
wcitliden 0iitrifts ionotc Sen %erlcB.
ten nod Dem @oipitaIe.