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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-25
The OTHER SIDE or EVANGELISM
TERESTING sIOELIGHT ON DR.. BULGIN's GREAT '
By MRS. GEORGE Z. ROSE. orxanisf ofthe party

any such secret heartburn. so the lady
may still be awaiting an opportunity
to increase the efficiency Of her home
rule.
Evanselists Regarded az Handy Men.
= -Egsngelists are regarded as able
not only to advance religious inter
ests. but as capable of promoting mat
rimony and reducing mortgages, as
well. had call from two we'll
dressed women on a day following a
night service in which 500 were raised
to reimburse a worthy crippled man
with large family for the loss of a
horse.
The ladies' explained that they came
to represent their mother. an invalid.
in need of help. and asked that col
lection be taken for her.
Only Wanted $500.
/ asked what the mother needed and
was told she had a 5000 mortgage
against her home ~Now, if You don't
raise all of it in the meeting" said
one. we will gladly accept what you
do collect"
Later l learned that the women
were very prosperous palmists and
soothsayers- The spirits had steered
them wrong, however, as no collee-
tion was taken.
Here's a Father-in-Law Joke.
Recently a very dirty and objec-
tionable old man sat on the front seat
at every service and became quite a
source of annoyance: SO much SO that
DR.. Bulgin pointed him out to the head
usher and. explaining his reason for
doing SO. requested that a less con-
spicuons seat be found for the old
gentleman Judge for yourself regard
ing the doctors sensation when the
chief usher responded. @oh, doctor, /
can't do thing with that old fellow.
He's my fatherin-law."
Comforter wac Rsbuked.
was called upon to comfort an old
lady nearly seventy years old. one
night. whose son had lately died, and
In the course Of the conversation she
told me she was contemplating sui
eide So began to demonstrate with
her and suggested that as she was SO
old she would not have long to tarry
on earth. anyway.
Her eyes nAshed and she blazed at
me. Quite ~ long ~ you hare. ex-
pect hear 20 many people saying
how old you look" Need ten you
that changed by line Of argument At
oncef
Preaching and singing is the least
Of the evangelists' Accomplishments.
First Of all, they must be diplomats. as
you see.
Experiences Related - = eeneMt.
OF the more serious side Of the work
hesitate to write and certainly I
could never profane the sacredness
Of many stories by relating them
merely for entertainment, but do
use some Of our sad experiences to
warn parents and young girls regard
ing the extreme caution they should
observe in safeguarding the youth. for
neglected. this ind to be the great
cause Of heartbreaks and tears and
soul scars today, as IL has ever been.
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Evangelism is one prolonged series
Of widely varying experiences, some
most pathetic. some extremely funny,
and ali full of live interest to stu
dent Of human nature.
u u we're nc. sc= the hisA.- develop.
ed faculty of discerning the humor-
Gus in. many situations the work
would prove too strenuous for anyone
to endure; but good laugh is a
tonic and a relaxer at the same time,
and frequently takes the sting out Of
foolish criticisms and intended In
suits
Mall A Source of Amusement.
The mail is a neyer-ending source
of amusement and edifcatien contain
ing. as it does. every suggestion
imaginable from system of diet for
making Dr. Bulgin fat to a full ex-
PLANTATION Of what may be expected
to take place in the next world.
Abusive letters are generally anony-
nous but frequently the writers sign
their full names and generally add a
postscript signifying their willing
ness to debate the question at hand
before the tabernacle audience.
Earnest Appeals For Help
Some very earnest appeals come in
for help along rather difficult lines,
too: one, in particular, recall from
a young man who says he . cursed
with bashfulness and warts Doctor
Bulgin to tell him how to become
popular with the girls. assuming.
probably. that the Doctor had passed
through that unhappy period In an
earlier day and recognising that he
has conquered the handicap success
fully.
Reese Sings 'Too Stylish"
A lady informs NJ that Mr.. Rose
'-sings too stylish" and a man regis
tered . vigorous protest against the
desecration of the fair name Of one
Of mans best friends when DR.. Bull
gin announced his intention Of preach
ing on "rhe Lean Cow and said
he regretted the inability OF the hu-
name society to prevent the outrage.
Seeks Help In Matrimonial Matters
On . busy day in . neighboring state
I received telephone call asking for
an hours. Interview. which was un-
ahle 70 grant, 20 the lAdy consented
70 make known her dssire over the
phune and explained that she had =
handsome young friend In q neigh
boring town. the mother OF fve prom
iaing children. whose father had de-
serted them. and ~ the mother felt
the need Of mans assistance In gov
erning the boys, her friend desired to
enlist my ta1uence in securing the
same.
Not Vet Found the Man.
Now. Mrs. Rose came the persua-
sive voice over the wire, -rm sure
you want to do all the good you can,
and II you meet = man In your travels
who IL looking for q wife, win you
please refer him TO this iady7" I
promptly gave my promise to do so.
and vim say for the information of
any interested party that have not
as Jet met = man who has divulged
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Children Cry
FOR FlEIeuEn'$ a

mrs. Ray Returns.

Airs. ". H. Ray who has been visit
ing several weeks at waveriy. Iowa.
returned home wednesday. She was
delighted to see the sunshine again.
as very little sunshine is visible In
Iowa at this season OF the year.
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towns becauge thoy can't get poQ1e.
Wen, ! call that good radiance u bad
rubbish. A lot Of that gang are sim
ply buns.
It cost US one-half Of the total
valuation OF this country to rid our
selves of slavery. and yet we sur
viyed the shock and nobody regrets
the expenditure since we succeeded
The liquor traffic is worth 81 for s175
invested in legitimate trade and I'm
cure nobody VIII miss It when we cut
on the head of the liquor demon. i
don't care how much money anybody
makes or thinks be makes out OF wIiis-
key 1t is wrong and no amount Of
revenue can make it right. You are
inferring that If Judas had gotten a
million dollars for selling our Lord
his conduct would have been all right
when you talk for whiskey revenue.
PhohIbItion Does Prohibit.
win prohibition prohibit? 1t does
with the railroads. and when You
talk about that old chestnut, prohibi
tion won't prohibit. you are casting
an insult into the teeth of every city
and county official. They catch ev-
cry other kind of criminal no matter
how sharp and high grade a criminal
he is A bootlegger is the lowest
crook on earth He is questionable
white or a iovdown black, and il
your officers can't catch him they are
altogether inefficient or they are In
collusion with the dirty gang.
In the former case you ought to fire
them and in the latter you ought to
hang them. for they are grating bribe
takers. The prohibition law is just
as ensr-oe-hie as any other law.
I don't say that every man who
votes wet is rascal. but I'll say you
have got all the harlots. gamblers,
buns and bar tenders on your side,
You may be . perfect gentleman. but
you are running with a mighty low
down gang Of cutfhroats. can't help
thinking there is something rotten In
the makeup OF man or woman Who
VIII vote for . monstrous demon that
only exists to damn boys and little
girls.
The. Lost
The man who carries the dinner
bucket doesn't need q saloon. for 81
In legitimate trade Is worth $50 In
vested In the liquor traffic. for 1t tales
sIx tiraes as much capital in booze I.
make q days labor a. in any legiti-
mate trade and 1t circulates six tines
faster In legitimate lines.
The farmer doesn't need the saloon
for he gess more for any other manu-
fActlired article for which he furnishe
The raw material than in booze
The school doesn't need thS saloon
and the taxpayer doesRt for II takes
seven times ~ much to maintain the
police. the courts and the iaiis which
whiskey causes ~ the traffic pays In
revenue.
For every drunkard all the churches
and temperance forces In America are
able to rescue annually ss7 men go to
hell through a drunkard's grave that
We cannot rescue.
No drunkard can 80 to heaven.
Now. the drunkard. the drunkard
maker. the lesisiator and the people
who elect the legislator are four in
ssparable links and II no drunkard
can go to heaven how can any one who
votes to make . drunkard hope to es-
CAPE drunkard's helif
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
Nnrae Etnhtnrninfeiten

Scr @ei5enpreis fiel auf Der bieii.
gen 9orie ouf $1.39sA pro guiAcl.
Cardinal Gibbons bat in einem
9rieie ieiue 3uitimmmg 81 Der frii-
beren SdlieBlng Der 2doen am
9lbeno gege6en.
SSm DSotel 9lennert~ finoet beute
9lbcno oos Sobresbonfctt Der ,@eieII-
ir6uft ser Gitufer 2elite in @oIti.
more" itatt. @oupcrueur @olosbo-
roug6 iel6it elm Olhifer @lann miro
Die SauptreOe bolten
Syu ocu GorriOoren oes @eridtsee-
bGuoes lit ooS Serumitcben uno I'm.
terbolten per6oten moroen.
glod einer 4epeida aus 9fom Bat
ser Bopit angcorOnet, ooB in allen
fotboIii9cn airdeu on Sonntog,
Ocn z. 6ebruar I'M allgemcinen
6rieoen ge6etet weroen ioll.
3u @brcn @oitors Or. g8oitlono
gllcl0locr non HttSblirgD fdn0 &C.
itern I'M v@lerc9onts Ghlb Elm Sims
deon ltott.
Gie Sabres. .0leunion oes u&ereinS
Der glrnee iinO 6lotte Ser Gonf0oerir-
ten" fan0 oeitcrn I'M oaernon-Sotel"
ltott mobei 5uQlcih Der @ebllrtstog
oes Generals 9lo6ert 6. See uno oes
groben @lorpldnoers G0gor 9lllon
Hoe eefeiert wlir0e.
Gbouffeure fommen nidbt inter Die
8eitinlmlngen Der Stoats- -Sn0uitrie-
llnfoll,Gommiiiion.
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SabresUeriammlnng ser Wefausnih.
NehGrOe.

Die itdotiibe @cfdn9niB6e6oroe
biel geitern 9lbeno ibre jd6rlide Si-
bung, in mcl6er Oic 9eri@te oeS
@ar0ein Barnard Sec, Oes @cfGug-
uiB.9lr5tes Or. George 6. g9ilfcns
rmo oes GlerfS Sarrp 6. Wlortin
entgegen genonmen puroen. SIN
Sabre 1914 pilroen 1895 @efan.
gene in Oos @efGngniB ciugcliefert
uno 11,722 entlaiien. Ole 0ur6-
ibnitts5a5l BON @efangenen an eli
mem Gage mar 692 gegen 57t i'm
Sabre 1918; cine 3unobmc bon 1911.
gs beoeiitet Dies nidt oeraoe einc
Suna6mc bon @erbrcdcn, lonOern
au9 cine 3lnobme Scr 9cpolferlng
Der Stoot. 9ie S9ule in Dem @e-
fdngniB, in pelher SiilfssS6ulsS
perintenoent CHARLES &. Sod, ie-
Oen 0ienitag 9(6enO llnterri6t er.
tbeilt, miro i'm Gur6i6nitt bon 200
@efangenen 6eiu1t lmO betuG6rt ii6
0ieielbe oortrcfflid. SIN SoipitaI
wuroen ini Derfloiienen Sabre 1926
Safe bebonOelt. gs ereiguete iid in
Den 5w0lf W@onaten rllr Gin GoOes-
fall, pelHer All S1minoiuAt 5uriid.
5uiii6ren mar. SSm IRonat 9IpriI
muroen infolge Der @lotterneeia5r
allc @efnngenen geimpft.
&err Samuel g. 0ennis bat eeitern
ieiu 9lmt ais 9unoes.0iItrit
ii6ernonlmen. gbenio ser @unoes.
@orihoII SS. SS. Stodbom.
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&citerc @ricgsbrri6tr.
81 mtliH c 0l cI6ung pom
9Sten.

rs I c n.
ggicn. oio 9onoon. 49, Snnuar.
nSSn Eolen un0 in @cit.@ali5ieu~
iaot cine offi5iclIe @4ittbeilitna oie
beute erlniien wirOe, vbeidrduten
ii9 oie Operationen ouf 9lrtillerie-
@eiedtc; unO IN oen aarpotben 6a.
ben iib feline nennensmeri6en Greig
ni6c 5ugetragen.
9tabe Soco6eni, in Der SiiO.9uto.
nina, lit Gin rniiii6er sIngrifi nit
idmereu @erlliitcn 5uriidgeidlogen
poroen.
Sm iiioliHen ariegSt6eoter 1T fei.
ne 9lenoerlmg eingetreten.~
Ole gage i'm 9onfofus in
ruiiii6em 2iht.
@etrograo, 49, Sonuar- Eos
@euerol6auptquartier Der rniiiihen
&aifoius.9lrmee crlieB bcute Die fol-.
geroe @rfldrlns
ng9ir iesen Die 9eriolglng Ger
tiirfiiden 9lrmec tort rno ioubcrn
0ic @egeno bon Sronithorof6 bonn
6eino.
gim is. Sonuor 6eiebteu mir Die
Staot Sniorcpoti imo cro6crten
Stellunoen aui oem sutton Selim
Berg, uobei mir Dem Sein0e betrdHt.
libe &ertiite bei6ruhten~
Seine @oroutie fiir % ia.
cia~.
@ai6ington 49, Sauuor. ~
D6mobl ole formcae 9lntport ser
6ritiiden 9ieeierlne nod nidt a69e.
geben purOe, fobelte 0o1 9otiAai,
ter %oge in 2onoon 6eute Dem
Stootsoeportemcut oaB @roBbritans
uieu niHt init Dem onerifouiiheu
@orihlog einpcritanoeu iein peroe,
Dab. md6reno cine Gnti1eiouna ii6cr
midtge 6ragen oeS internotionoIen
@eiebes III Der Sdme6e ieieu ocn
Gompier oGacio geitottet miiroe,
eine 9iciie nad Gcutidlouo NIT elmer
Sooung @alnnuole, pelhen ser
Goupier sur 3eit in einem teroni.
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g3o6ut NnedFl6er.

9lchOem iie cine 2ncdiil6cr.lo-
blettc 5u iih 9enommen bate, wlrOe
9eiiern 91o6mittag ole crit 10 Sabre
olte Ninnie Mcuoelpib bon Der
@o6nung Der 8rou 81. g8. Seuins 5u
6oreit %arf, ipo lie i'm Sausbafte an
geiieat mar, in Oas &abnemanu'ide
9luaemeine Soipital se6radt SS6r
9efinoen lit Den llmitdnoen entipre.
Heno 5ufrieoenIteleno. lle6er oas
@otip, oas oie 6iini5e6uiabrioe Oer-
anlabt 6atten fonnte, i6rem iungen
2e6en ielbit Gin guOc 3li maden Der.
lautet ni6ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

Cine SenIation ricf gelicrn IN
9lnnapolis Die Gunoe 6erpor, ooB
5um miuoeiten 20 Ser t4S am lebten
Sanltag in @eper's Station feItge-
nonuncnen @eriouen ans Der Ob6ut
oeS S6eriiiS SSobn 6. Eotec cnt-
miMen ieien Gs lit nidt ousgeiAloi-
fen oaB Die @roBgeihmoreueu 5ur
lluteriicbrng ser 2lngclegen6eit ipic-
Oereiu6eruien meroen. @oIi5cinor-
idaQ Garter crtlGrt, genou t4S 9Ir-
reitaRteu Dem SGeriii bon Slime
9lrlmoeI~Gounip iibcrge6en 5n babcR
t0S bon oieieu warcn iooann naH
Steuung bon 9iiroiboit oif freicn
Sub 9elebt luor0elL 20 6eiquoen iih
Gelteru nod ih @eidnguiB, ioooB iih
eiu Wlinns BON 20 Nlonn er0,ebt.
S9eriff @otee oerneint, ooB irgeno-
weldc 9Irrcitauten entpicben leien.
@r erfl6rt, ooB er ser 9altumorer
Eoli5ei feline @mpiaugs6eideiuiaung
einge6onOigt mo aub niAt anoer-
weitig beItdtiet babe, 14S @eianoene
erbolten 81 baben.
@ouOerneur @oIos6orougb bate
geItern |ormittag nit &ihter Ora.
i6eors uno Staatsampalt y. S.@reen
cine ldnacre Gouferen5 betrefis oes
Teri6mnocns Ser 20 @efangenen
lmo ipraG iid b0dit cntriiitet iiber
oas @eriAwin0en Ser 2eute inter
9lufiiht oes Sderiifs BON Slime
9lrun0Cl.Gountn aus.
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@crein Der o&aaileutc mo 6abri.
tanteu Der 9l(tltact" crmd6lt Be
ante. 0ie @1itolieocr 5ollcu
Scrrn s. Is. 9llorco, Scni u@a.
teri Scr Sn0uitric.glufna1mc gro
Bes Sob. N8orrm auSpdrtS
fanfeh mcnu OaS @ute 10 na6c
lc9:.
Sin neues Dlotto bat scr o@crein
ser aauileite mo 6obritouten Ger
glltitaOt~ in ieincr geitrigen Sabrcs-
ueriamnIllmg aooptirt, noAoem OeS
2dngcren ii6er bic, auf &eranIaiiu1
0es Srn. s. Is. gtloreo porgcnommc-
ne Snoultric 9luina6mc, oisflttirt
poroen mar. 6olgenOc Serren mlr-
0en ais geamte crmG6lt
SberIt Sac. ". Soof muroc 5um
iiebenten 0}ale gum %rdiioenteu
mieOercrmd6lt. Gic ii6rigen Beam.
ten peldc fiir Oieics Sa6r eriud6lt
wuroen limo: @ice @rGiiocrten.
So5n g. Spence, @omorO s. Nlee.
ban @lmer ". &erney inO So6n
S1ueler; Sefretdr, So6n IS. Nlar
ibaIl (5run 32. GRale); S1aemei-
iter, Sobn s. @eil; 0ireftoren: 5.
@eo. @e6ring iry @6arleS 5. @il.
lar, So6n @. @lann 5. %orfer 81.
dett, s.. $. @cttenuller, Charles
Sic9nnlnO, Nttmar @}arcus. George
N}. 3opf George 5. Serbert, @lar.
tin 2ouer ScnrD Groman @m. 6.
9(n0erion. u. @uD Burlington sSIi.
bore Siribberg, 0aniel 9l. Gonn
@epis s. 9}icc, Soicp6 6. alitacl(
g9oltcr g(. Steer, @eo. 8. Shippers.
6er9er im0 Sorrp g. Scott.
93a1 Der SiBung 6icIt Brdii0ent
Soof cine ldngere 9lniprade, in mel
der CT icinc gln6drglidfeit 81 Dem
Gerein sum glusorud 6radte uno
Deripra6, in Ger 3ufunit e5enio pie
in Ser Gergangen6eit allies in iciuer
Wlobt ite6enOe i'm Sutereiie Ocs Der
Gins tbun 5u mollen.
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Nelte gL6enN ner GmLnh.

Ginen 9lten @eiud mics ser 5pci-
tc Sag oeS 9(literniiippers Der 0rei-
einigteits- -@cmeinOe ouf. Ser nGbn.
liza Widnncrbor" mar in corpore er-
idienen' uno fang oie Sieoer o@ott
griiBc Gid" unO oSonntag" po-
fir lie reiben 8eiioll ernteten.
Staatsaniualt @m. 3. 8roening
lno Siilfs.Stoatsanpolt SorrD 9lice
5atten al Dem 5eItc ebenfollS t6eiI-
genommen mo bielten 9lnipra9cn
Sellte 9Ibeno lit Der lebte Sag unO
ans Oieiem @rllnoe wuroen beionOe-
re arrangements getrofien Inn Oen
9eiu6ern cinen Dergniigten 9lbenO 5u
6ereiten.
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Sin falteS SAB.

Sin eiSfaltcs @aO. 0ds i6nt gar
ui6t gut 6etom muBte aciteru gI6enO
Scr ihmeoiicbc Seeaonn 2awrencc
@ibion nebmen ais CT an 6uBc Der
GbeitersStroBe iibcr Oen SEier iiel.
gta6Oem er Inn Siilie geiArien bat
te, mur0c CT Our1 ciai8c Nldnner ge.
rettct mo mit Der 9lmbulan5 na1
Dem ct. Soiep6s Soipitol gebraht
0a er OH gon5el &cibe mie gipeu-
[ollb 1itterte.
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GoIIilion IN 0er sarfur0.9lpa0.

Sin StraBenbabnnaggon 0cr
&arioro-9lpenue.9inie ronnte geitcrn
9l6cno oui Der &orforo 8ooo no
be Scr &arrings-9Rlm. Bride, III oaS
glutomo6il bon Or. @Opin 9. Sen.
by pon 9lr. 1928. 9}orO-GaroIine-
StraBc, binein. Sn Dem gliltono.
bib fab auBer Dem Goftor, 6rau %.
s. Ballard, einc SnOalioin, Die gl6-
ihiirfun9en am &orper Oapontrlg,
tSrou 6. Z. @orfs, Die ne6eu 6rolt
@nllarO iaB. blieb imOcrlest. GoS
9Iutomobil nllr0e ibrer beiddoigt.
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Gine Nran gon pa. @inans uerIctt

@rbeblid perleet ipuroe 8rou u.
~. Sones ans 9Rt. MinnuS, ais oas
BON i6r gelcnfte eiuipdnuioe 9uga0
qeitern 9lbcnO fitr5 Dor 7 llbr an Der
@dc BON 6ranflin- inO @ilmoritry
nit einen acknowledgements 5u.
ianmenitieB.
Gas 9uggp iuuroe oollitanoig SER
triimnert rno mlh DER Mag9on crs
6eblicb beiddoiat. 6rou Sones, mel-
DE 5Nmal all Der Shulter 0erlest
mar, muroe in etnem Garicob naA
i6rer @obming gebraht
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@lie @}itglieoer Ocs nglltomobi..
Clubs BON WarUlan0" batten ii1 ge.
itern 9lbeno ooa5G6lig in ser @affen-
bale oes 5. Gegiments an ser Soff-
mon-StraBe, nabe 9in0en-9lpcmle,
cingefunoen, ipo Ole ieierliHe @rofi-
ming Der oiesiG6riacn oroBen 9(ute-
Notwithstanding itattianO. @s mar
geltern oGlub-9(6eno~, unO sic Nlit.
glieoer nit i6ren Cameu in ocn
pr6dtigiten Eoiletten gabcn oerSoIla
ein beionOerS feitlihes lmO ieierli.
DIES @eprdge. Sic auSgeiteaten
&raftmugen, po6l 400 al Der 3aDl,
nurocn eingebcn0 in 9lugeniAein ae.
nommen unO nit Gcnner6lihen BE-
tlodiet.
9lud Die 3abl Der ii6rigen 9eiu1er
war auBeroroentlib groB. glaieitigc
REMEMBERING erregte Die glGu5euOc
Decoration Der rieiigen Snae mo oie
groBortige, eigens iiir Die 9luSitel-
ling initoairte geIeuhtilngs -9lnlaae,
meIhe oaS @ou5c farbenpr1dtge
9ilo nit einem feen6aften 2i6tc
iibergoB, Sos Snterelie oller Sdif-
ten an Der 9luto.Stbau lit Elm ouBer-
oroentlid @roBes, mo fir oie ud6-
item Gage oiirite ein aar5 geipaItiaer
9luorong bon Seiu6ern 81 erwarten
iein.
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0nderls Qeidlnnm acfnnSen.

Ger 2eicbnam GcS 23 So6re oltcn
E6ineas Goben BON 9tr. 60i, Sii0.
Yroaomap, Ger lcbtcn Sreitag in Der
g3d6e Ocs @iers 9Sr. ? in Canton er.
tronf, ais oas @}otorboot in oem er,
iem Batter nm Soiepb Sorries. ia.
BEN BON eincm Sbleppoampier &c.
ramnit murOe, gcnmOcn worocn.
Gem @apt. GorcD Oes @oli5eibooteS
u9onnan, gelong es geitern 9ior.
gen, oen Sei1nom in Scr 9ld6e Oer
llniallsiteae 3u bergen. Der grtrlu-
fene purOc uo9 Der Nlorgue &c.
6ro9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
glnn Niier6nhninn ii6crfalren.

9la6c gl6eroecen, Sarioro,GountD
wurOe geltern 9IoHntittag Der oaielbit
mo6n5afte 35.id6riae g. 81. &low-
man bon einem 3uge Der Baltimore.
uuO Sbio Giien6a6n @eieai6ait
ii6eriabreu rmO le6cnSgeidbrlih Der
Lett. Der 3ug 6ra6te i6n nob Dem
GamOen-8obn5ofe, bon no ieine
lleberfiibrung ms llni0erIitdts.So-
ipital erfolgte. Scute 81 friiber
@lorgenituuoe bottc cr ooS 90puBt-
iein nod ridt wieoererlan9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

Sein poreiligcr Y}iuo foiiete &C.
itcyn Dem &obert @omeIl BON Scr.
415, Suo G6opel StroBc, 50 uno
Soften, Oie ibnl bon 9lic6ter Smith in
ser oitlidcn &oIi5ciitation ouferIeet
mur0eu neil er 6ei einem &erb0rc
perihieoene @lolc oo5piiden iprah.
Die Strofc mar 8uerlt $5 uno $50.
iten mo &opeII muroe in cine 3elle
a6gcfiibrt, oa CT nibt be5oblen fonn-
tc. 5pdtcr entihuIoigte er iicb 6ei Dem
&iAter uuo ole Strofe wurOc oaf 50
lm0 Soften ermdBiat lln0 beaabIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
Sine @lnttcr in beOnnernSucrtber
Gage.

glls geiiern frr5 Dor IL llbr N}it-
tags ole Gitmauer Oes Souies 9Ir
515, Nit.MontgomerD- -StraBc, cin-
itiir5tc, befunO iid1 8rau S9cbiicr
Barnes, pelcbe in Dem 9lebeu6aiie,
9lr. 513, Sr.@outgomerp- -StraBe,
0erooe einen @eiu1 oes &lapper-
ltorHes erbalten bate, in boHit pre-.
fdrer Sitiatiou. sic muBte in Die
@obnung BON 6ral &nte Gbompion,
gtr. 507 SIt-@loutgomerp- StraBe,
gc6radt merOeu. Die beiOen 06nier,
wclde inter Dem W}olier-@inihu3 lit.
ten limo @igent6lm Der StnOt uno
wuroen 5ur 9foirmibafitug fir oen
Sen S5igbmaD 1ngctauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

Der Ylooiion gloenue Senpel mar
bis sur 6oiiungsfroft gefiiat ais
ooieIbit eeitern 9laAnittag Inn boIb
3 llbr oie Srnucrfeier fir Oen auf
Dem @cec no6 Chicago pI0slid6 bonn
Eooe ob6erufenen &obbiuer Or.
gloolf @uttmoher ltottfano. Gie Sci.
tlug Ger 6eicrIi1feit 6otteu &abbiner
Or. Gobias S6anforber aus Gbi.
cago, 9iobbiner Or. 9Bm. Goicnou
un0 9fobbincr Or. Gborles g(. 93ii.
benitcin ime. 0ie 9eiie6ung crfoIgte
ouf Dem 8rieobofe ocr 9oltiiuorer
Ssroelitiihen @emeinoe. Die @9ren-
9obrtuhtrogcr moren: Or. @enrD
Barton Sacobs, Or. ". Z. gloron,
io6n 2ouis 6e0erleicbt, @}or @reit
Sdco6 Spear, 9fobert Sor, Sacob 30.
@loies, SoIomon 6ranf Goporo 8.
6ronf g. $. &artogcniis, &C..
6ronf, SenrO Goitelbcre, Soop Ga.
lobcs, SIaoc Sront, Wlorcus Bern.
ltcin, SourucI 8urgunoer, SeIic 9e.
neib mo Siooc 0oDioion. 9llS ooe
oftioen 9obrtudtr6ger ftneirten:
Sulius 9eOD, Souis 2epir Or. Sio.
ncD Gone, Or. @lortin 3. Sloon S}o.
bert 3. Sfut6, SSolcpb g8icienfeIO,
@eorgc Goitelle uno 0}oies Sien6erg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
9lahcnOerWalter fiir $30,000,000
@OrpOratlun.

Sn0inopoliS. Sno, 10 San.
Sr 6inleD 4S, @loumt Elm 9lu.
malt bon indianapolis, puroe 6euie
bonn 9unOesridter u. g gInocrion
I'M 6ieiiaeu 9un0eS Ciiirifisgeriht
ais NialicnDeripdlter fir oie @} 9iu.
mclD Goy cine $30,O00OO0 Gorpo.
rotion mclhe sic 6obrifation no
miriidaitli6er @erat6c 6etrci6t, elm,
geiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
glod glclu -g)orf oereiit.

Serr George S9. gobIfe, Scr GU
perintenoent oes 9Sotopsco-Giitri
Der metropolitan 2e6ensDeriicbe.
runos. .@ciclIidait,4 lit 5u einer Con.
fercn5 oller Superintenoenten nod
gem Yorf sereiit. .Gesslciden lit
@err 01oies Goldberg no6 bort &C.
iabren.