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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-18
AT THE THEATRES
ISIS THEATRE
March "a, 23 and "A
Marshall Neilan in The Country
Boy"


Marshal Neilan, widely known as a
favorite star is to make his debut UNI
der the management OF the Jessie l..
Lasky Feature Play Co. in the photo
dramatization of Edgar Selwyn's fa-
nous play, The Country Boy" Mr..
Neilan plays the title role, and is sup
ported by a company which includes
Loyola O'Connor Mrs. Lewis Nc
Cord Horace B. Carpenter, Edward
Lewis, Ernest Joy, Tex Driscoll and
AL Ernest Garcia.
1t will be remembered by all people
familiar with theatrical events that
1.-THE Country Boy" ran for an entire
season on Broadway and that it con-
tinued on tour as one Of the most
genuine and prolonged successes on
record. The simplicity and appealing
quality of the story fascinated thea
TRIGGERS throughout the country
and the theme of the boy from the
small town who loses his way in the
big city is eternaliy popular. Tom
Wilson is the name of the boy, who
lives with his mother and has very
high opinion of himself. He is in
love with the daughter of the local
Judge, and finally, confident III ms
own ability, decides to go to New
York and win a fortune which will
enable him to marry his sweetheart
and take care of her in the manner to,
which she had been accustomed to.
Once in the city, Tom meets types
that are new to him, strange and al
Turing. His male acquaintance are
unusual, including a ticket speculator
and newspaper man, but not really
bad The girl on whom he sets his
fancy however, is a chorus girl who,
imposing upon his credulity, amuses
herself with him just to provoke her
lover His life in the city becomes
known TO- the people at home, he loses
his position and finds himself in such
disgrace that he contemplates sui.
eide. In the end, however, he goes
back to the small town sadder and
wiser and more sincere man for his
experience in the metropolis, where
the hearts OF men are tried-and the
weak found wanting.
"The Country Boy" is an enter
ltainment which can truly be recon-
mended to the most refined theatres
- y = =.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-18

"Ye Olden CRATER" and mabel and
Fatty at San Diego Exposition" from
the Keystone studio as an added at
traction Mr.. Joseph White of this city
will present for your approval Me
Gregor,s Gathering" The stirring
dramatic song, from the famous novel
Rob Roy This is the call of the
clans to stand by the honor Of their
beloved land Mr. Whites selections
are rendered in the costume of the
highlanders and he has a splendid
tenor voice and should be we'll worth
the hearing
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-18

cape with the booty and then dyna-
mite the ship, killing all on board.
How he is frustrated and the dyna-
mite is thrown into the water causing
a terrific explosion makes thrilling
climax to this splendid production.
The comedies on the program are
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-18
PUBLIC DEFENDER rs UNION
MAN

D. N. Robinson Of Portland, Ore
.gon, recently appointed to the posi-
ton Of public defender by the City
Commissioners, IS member OF
Painters Local No. 10. And whats
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-18

more, Dave is union man.
Up to the time he entered the prac-
tice Of law he was an active worker
in union affairs. Besides number
OF positions in his own local he serv-
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-18

Two features of extraordinary I'M
terest are to be shown at the Majestic
the last three days of this week The
Day That Is Gone" is taken from
Tennyson's Poem Break, Break,
Break" A city youth wins the love
OF fsherman's daughter and marries
her. Soon after he begins to abuse
her, and finally runs away with a
woman from the city His new COM
panion proves faithless and seeing his
FOLLY he returns to find his wife. but is
too late. She had died of grip, and the
disconsolate man can only throw him
self on her grave and ponder on his
sins.
On the High Seas" will afford
a good half hours entertainment with
its thrilling climax and interesting
scenes. Two crooks, man and a
woman are operating on board an
ocean liner. The mans plan is to es-
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-18

ed several terms as secretary of the
Central Labor Council.
He has a host of friends in labor
union ranks who believe that he will
make good on the new job.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-18
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Mar.
Is, lo and 20
Blanche Sweet in "The Warrens of
Virginia"

Is, 10 and 20
Blanche Sweet in "The Warrens of
Virginia"
One of the most important events
will be Blanche Sweets initial appear
ance under LaslSy management in the
Lasky-Be lasco Decentralization of
"The Warrens of Virginia" by VIM
c. DeMille. When this production
was first offered in New York at the
Belasco theatre under the direction of
Mr.. Belasco himself, it ran for an en-
tire season and was conceded on ev-
cry side to be not only the most in
teresting, but the most veracious
drama of the dramas of the Ameri-
can Civil War.
Miss Sweet is, without doubt, one
of the most noted and best liked pho
to dramatic artists in the world, and
her name is almost invariably at the
head of popularity contests. VIM. c.
DeMille, the author of THE Warrens
of Virginia" is at present the chief
literary man in charge of all the seem
arios for the Lasky Feature Play Co.
and his brother Cecil B. DeMi1le is
the direction general of the Lasky
forces. 1t is thus evident at glance
that Miss Sweet makes her debut UNI
der new auspices with everything in
her favor-a famous Broadway play
with the original author right on the
ground.
In The Warrens of Virginia" Miss
Sweet plays the role of Agatha War
rem, a southern girl who, before the
beginning of the war; has fallen in
love with a New York man. The
events of the conflict separate them.
as Agatha is naturally true TO the
South, and her lover enters the North
ern army. In spite of her hatred for
the Northern cause and all it repres-
ents Agatha cannot absolutely con-
quer her love for the Northern man,
and does her best to save his life
when it is apparently in peril. 1t is
only after the war that she comes to
an understanding of that larger view
of life which can never confound
politics and sentiment.
In addition to Miss Sweet, the cast
includes House Peters. James Nei1l,
Mabel Van Buren,, p z. Peters, Dick
La Reno Sydney Deano, Raymond
Hatton, Milton Brown, Dick La
Strange, Lucien Iittle6eld Gerald
| Ward. Mildred Harris and Mrs. Lewis
McCord. =
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9licmauO lueiF cs.

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Sri. Gpo so. Gder, bon gSr. t1t9,
observation-disclosures gemeinihoftIi1
naA GlIicott gitp, mo oie 6eioen
|aore Our6 EoItor Q. sc. GngIe ge.
trout muroen. sic febrten oann
itilIihmeigenO nad Baltimore 5u.
rid m0 peripraGen li9 gegenieitig,
ibre @e6eimniiie gliemorO si perra,
then. SeIbIt Die GItern ioIltcn es
0orerIt ni1t erfa6ren ilno in lnge-
fdbr A W}onoten polIteu iie ibre
6reirn0e nit Der olten Neuigfeit
iiberraiden 9us aber lebten Gon-
neriiog elmer Der iitugen Gbelnduuer
bon ieiner Wlutter 8u Sonie be6ol-
ten iuurOe, iproueen oie @orta, oaB
ct ein nW}ann~ iet gou5 unipinfiir-
lid bon ieinen 2ippeu uno er mub.
te iid Damn OertIi1er ousoriidcn
unO oie @obr5eit fom an Sen Gag
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NreiaeiprOdlem.

SSu Ser noro6itli6en 9oli5ei-Sta-
tion fanoen oeitern 9l6eno 5pei Sn-
queite itatt, ilnO oie bcioen 8er6aite-
ten, ser Al Sabre aIte Chauffeur
Martin SbmeI5 bon 9lr. 1444
Montpelier- -StraBe, ser oen 8 Sabre
olten Sobu Stuoainsfi bon glr. 1928,
@ouebitraBc, iiberflibr nnO tootete,
ioipie 8. s. 9eder, ipel6er an Der
&arioro-9lpenue ipo6nt ino ser ben
10 Sabre alten SSames @oroon bon
g}r. 1884 Sarforo- -glpemle, iiberflbr
imO t0Otctc, ipurOen cntloiien uab-
Dem sic @eldiporenen feltgeiteIlt bat
ten, oaB Die llnfdlle imuerIueioli1
lunren.
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gier WlOmutc in OlnalauS.
Die Gage ser Geltiden iu66reno oeS
4rieges.
gyon einer @einlaetehrtel

Wie es ben Geutihen IN 0iuBlnno
gebt, fonnte ih ais 9feiHsoeutihe
mGbreno meines 9(uiert6oltes in
Mlosfon ie6r gut beobodten. Sci
meiner 9lnfunft in Ser alien 9reml-
itaot fano ia meinen 9ruoer nit an.
oeren Ieuti6en ino Seiterreiherr
in elmer &aierne ais Gipileefangene
Dor. SSe0en Tog 0lirften mir lniere
gefangeneu 9lneeb0rieeu 5pei bis A
Stuuoen beiuhen un0 ibneu allies
bringen. Ga iab man manhes ielt-
lame 9ilo, lpenu oie 6raueu ser Boz
ben @eielidoft oipie fIeine fleiBige
9lmeiien4, ipie cine ruiiiihe 3eitiing
es ousoriidt, lnnberliefen unO Wla-
troten ailien uno aoffer ieIbit ber-
beitrugen, 0a feline Gr69er oie Ga.
ierne betreten ourften. Wleinen
@ruoer perpflegte ib eiiige @oben,
bis enoli6 sic @eriHidung IN Die
cin5elnen @oiluernements begonn.
@G6reno ali oieier 8eit perbielteu
iih oie &uiien ru6ig ino boflih.
9llS Ser 9lbihieo fam ser ihipere 9lb-
itieo ouf iu6eitininte 3eit, oa per-
loren Die topferen oeutibeu 6rauen
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Nlittel iib immer mebr berriugeru.
Gie Teutihen, Die ibr @e6olt lueiter
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Wleiu Sbmager, Ser In ein fleineS
1orf i'm Commencement @iatfa pers
6onnt iit bittet in ieinem letteu
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W21odcn ioipeit oieie niht audi Der.
baunt muroen WloStou lit mel.
nes g8iiienS oie cin5ige Stoot, lpeIde
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stcdJcrei.

Inter $1,000 8iirgi6uft fiir elm
meiteres @erbor am 10. MGr5 geiteat
wurOe seitern gtabuiittag in ser flo
meitli1en Eoli5ei-Statio Der t6.
idbrige |ernon @rooes bon Scr. 206,
Oit-@roBitr. Ser illnee Nlonn lit
angeiduloiet, ieineu 9lrbeitsgenoiIen,
Oen 1S-iGbrigeu 9lrt6itr Teder BON
gtr. 2009, gtoro-HulosfiitraBe I'M
Gerlaufe eines Streites NIT einem
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ben, Dab Deder ms 6ranflin-
5quure-Solpitol gebra6t peroen
muBte. Geder ioa @rnueS angebliH
megen eineS ldmilbigen Semoes ge-
nedt boben lporauf oieier gum Nlei-
fer griff.
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Gnr5e ctiofeiteu.

Gas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in San
6rancisco miro am 20. @ldr5 einge-
weibt, mo ser Marplano.Eog miro
alif Griu6en Oes @ouberneurs i'm
M}ai abge6aIteu peroen.
SSu Golee oes @initellens Ors
S6ifisOertebrs 8piidbcu Gnelano II.
Den Ser. Staaten fielen ole @ei3en-
preiie geitern ouf $1.45 pro 9uibel.
9lidter Z. s. 6. @iaiams miro
am Montag 9lbeno einen @ortrag
iiber ,,Gie ainoer Der Staot" in Der
Stride an Ser gde bon ct. Eaid- ino
%. StroBe bnlten.
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ein @eiuf) an &aiier @iIDelm einge-
reiAt in Dem fe bittet ibrem Gater
5u geItatten nod 9eIaien 8iriid3ll.
tebrcn. eSrduleiu 2cMon bittet Inn
oieie @ergiinitieung inter Der 9e.
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perloreu bate ln0 infolgeoeiien nidt
mebr ols oieHitfdbig SIT betrahter
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@ilbeIm tueitergereid]t.
StoIieHii6c &egierlng.
pcrbietet Geriamm-
llHgen.
R m 26. 6cbruar. Die italie.
niide RegierlHg bat beidIoiien in
3utllnft Die 9IbbaIhng aler Ser
iammhmgeu 5lt perbieten, ipeIde ben
3ped baben fir oOer eegen Stalieus
@intritt in ben Grieg Fropaeauoa 5u
MAIDEN. 9lusihreitIuseu pelde iih
bel friiberen Oerartigen Gerionim-
limgell 5utrtgeu, babeu Den 9InlaB
5it oieieu Sdritt Der &eeierins &c
gebeE.
9radtcn ocutiden 9reit.
5ern ongeblid &oblen.
g2ew Dort, 26. SSe6ruar. Die
@uuoesgeihworenen bon 9tem gort
begumlen beutc cine llnteriu9itng
meeen ougebliHer @erIebuug ser
omeritoniiheu g2eutralitdts @eieBe,
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oem ooS Stiff Glorirpapiere naH
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gebalten ebe Oen Gampiern Die ST.
laubniB sur 9lusfabrt ertbeiIt pur.
0e.
Die 6irma @eiiels, aulenfampf &
60 in glep gorf, ioIl angeblid IN
Scr 9naelegeubeit inpolpirt iein.
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etieF unf Csis6ers.

st So6 6nS, 0S.1S, 26. 8e6ruar.
Ger Eompfer uWlonaoIion" BON Der
glllon 2iuie befano iitb beute gl6euo
nit 5iUeibiinocrt @aiiagiereH an
@oro, inter gegIeitung oeS amert.
foniideu aiiitenidubciltters .5ene.
ca" ihmer led oiif Der Sa6rt nod
Salifor N..S. Ger 0ompfer lit
permutblib auf einen gisberg geitu-
Ben imO purOe Oarauf ge5IpuugelL
Die 6obrt BON @bilo0elpbia imo ct.
So6ns noh @loSgop aai5ugeben. 81.
mem orabt(oien GeIegramm 5ufolse
iino Die 4aliaeiere in teiuer @efo6r.
Ger Gampfer gebt nit 5ebu anoteH
@eidwinoigfeit naH SoIifar 8uriid.
Die Seneca" fing einen Siilierif
oes 0MongoIian" a6, ino elite ibm
ali SiiIFe.
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nOf.GnS @eridSnernmas.ggerein. .

Der DSit-Gno @cri6onerrngs-
Gerein" bielt oeiteru 9lbeno I'M 4ot
terion.&orf- Goiino ieiue monotlide
Ieriommhrng un0 jGbrIide 9eon.
tenpobl. glodoen cine &eioliltion
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gen Die @ewiIIigung BON $4,000
ourH Die Stoot an Die 9oltimorer
NoAt- lnO 9nuoer.Glib8 proteitirt
miro, lprroe oic g8obl Scr 9camten
fir oos laufen0e SSobr porgenoni.
men. 0ieieIbe ergab folgcnoeS SIC.
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9lrus Gbos. 6. Griffin. 0os 81.
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Or. @ni. IS. Goppage llno Gbomas
Barnes.
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QllS ipe8ieIle @6itc oes oGborcool-
Clubs" ueroen beute 9lbeno BON 8
bis 1s1t llbr Die W1itgIieoer oes
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SnitihIt beIidtieen. Die 9litsitel-
lung, peIbe crit am 8. Wldr5 ibr
Gnoe erreihen miro, lit na6 pie Dor
BON 10 llbr Gornittogs bis 6 llbr
98adnlittags, an SomItogen bis 1511
ll6r SlbenoS, geeeu Gntgelt Dem
HnbIiflnn ac6ifnet.
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Rod feline 9lntuOrt Ouu Garrnn5a
nnf nmcrifamiIAe glpte.

u nibingtoit 26. 6ebrlar r
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feline 9(ntport bon Garran5a olf Die
Goriteaun9en wegen oes @rlaIies er.
balten nocb Dem III Staot D1crifo
9lusldnoer lmo oereu Giaentbum be.
iteucrt meroen ioatc. Ger eneIiide
iiuo ipaniihe 9otidafter botten OeS.
wegen 6ei Dem Staats. Geportement
Eroteit er6oben. Die 9lgenhir Gar.
ran5a'S meIoet, OaB General @on8a.
les Dcutc eiuen 9[ngriff alif @lonte-
rep 6eeonncn babe.
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4 Uld)len con0enllre ltild 2sc.
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1914 N0mmSinierpicrtel. 8io. 147Sc
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@Olltc sdlafaenoiIem 6eran6ci.

Inter Der Slnibuloigllng, beriu1t
5il baben Den in g}r. 1909, SsadIon-
5traBe, iuobu6aiten 9aop 6. 9enja-
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weItlide @pli5eiitation eingeliefert.
glugeblib brsaben iid 8eioe in eiri
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ais ct 9eniamin eingeihlaien gIalb-
tc, III OeIien Eni9c. 8eniouin mar
ieoodj ipo9 pn0 OeraulaBtc oie Set.
nabme ieines @euoIien.
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0as t6. gSea6OOn.glecitaI.

GNDAleJ 9bANpNL NlllHtNt NltN ONNtDp-
ben'i6en Souute. Nlan i6eint i5nen
in unIereil aIaoier-Gon3ertell oieier
Soiion iorgidltig aus Dem @e9e ge-
gangeu 81 iein. Cen aeitrigen pertb-
uoaen gliidoriif sur n9lppoiiionata"
Deroanfcn mir Der Maoome 8Ioom-
field 3eisler. 0ie i'm t6. Eeaboop-
Hecital ipielte. SSntereiiant lit Der
@ergleid Oes geitrigen programmes
nit Dem 0es oorbergebenoen 9lecitaIS
oes Sru. gople, weIHes merflid al
nmooerritis" lit, eiu Spmptonr, oas
geitcru gGu5lid feblte.
Sn Der oSonata 9Ippaiiionato" lit
ser Titel, Sen man i6r ipdter 5uge-
fii9t. lueuigitens poiienO, ga Oos
@erf bon gIii6enoer 9eiocni1aft
our6orngen lit. D2it ibrcr trefi-
Iiden Gnrlegling oeiieIben boltc Iid
Naoame 3eisler geitern groBen mo
aud lpoblperoienten 9eifoa. Sic
ipielte ole Sonote nit entipre6enoem
gruit un0 araft Der 9(uffaIlina nit
effeftuoqen @ebraild Der 9lbDtbmif
TDnanlif-Goutroitc. Cine IGnoere
Gouie auf ocn 5wei gIfforoen 5tpi-
iHeu Dem 9luoante uno Dem ShIuB
gIaegro, ein Deiltlideres Seroorbeben
ser MeloOie in ser 8lpeiteu 9nriation
ocs 5ipeiteu Safes, iparen Oicucidt
ipiinihcnspcrtb getucien.
Dlaoame 8eisIer, 10 oernc man
bon ciner ioIdeu aiinitIeriu @roBes
boren pia, Iiebt es, fleine Salou-
itiide I'M Gon5ert 5u ipielen reht
Oiele Oooou 9llio geItern Sbuberts
6s0foa nMomcnt W1uiical," iein
oW}enuet~ aus Der 6antoiie Sp. rs,
@enoelsiobn's r5riiblings-" llnO
,,Spinner-2ieo~. Gas Gempo 6eS
u@omentNuiicaI~ i6ieu ctpas laug-
Jam man merfte Elm obii1tlideS
S1onmdhen babel; sic 01enOels-
iobn'IHe 2Ieocr oagegcn iparen 5lpci
Yradtleiihngcn pollenoetcr 3ierlid-
feit. -@eher,s Gillla1iulg Sillll. Inll5.@.
fano cine rei5polle @icoergobe.
Die Sdwcrplnfte oeS geItrigcu
&ecitols lageu mh glnfang uno am
sdluB in gcetbopen imO Chopin.
Plus Chopin ipieltc Nlooame 8eisler
eine gaaaoc, 3pei Gtiioen, oie
Sp. 10 glr. 7 uno sic. 6efannte g.
Moa @tiioe, Den Gis-N'oa 9oIser
uno oas @-Moa S6er3o, init graz
8ioier, pifanter ino muiifnlii1er Sn-
oiOiouaIitGt, iopie eiuer oerbGItnib-
mdBig oroBer arait, no ole &erfe,
Defenders oos sdcr8o, iie 6eruus-
foroerteu
0laoome 8eisIer 1T nod INNER
Die gllte, ODER beiicr geiogt, Die
Suuge gebIicbeu. Seute nod bier
iiber oie @roBe oieIer aiinIt 5u i6rpi-
ben, lit iiberfIiiiiig Sic bat ms
0urd Diele Sabre gar mande id0ne
Stiinbe bereitet iino bat nit ser 8eit
foit feine ibrer foitliditen Gi9eui6ai- !
ten cingebiiBt. @ie iebr man &init-
lerin lmo almit ihdbt, 5eigte Der
ipontane 8eifoIl, nit Dem ons 5abl.
reibe YubIifim W1aoome 8cisler be-
griiBte, ols iie aiii oas Gooirm trat
uno nit Dem es ieoe ser pianiItHben
2eiitlngeu lobnte Tic aiinItlerin
oanfte nit orei 3ueaben, Dem Marid
aus Oen o&uiuen 9(tben's," gMilitGr-
Mari6@ bon Sdubert.Iauig unO
Gbopin's nGes-Gur @aI5er~.
Slm nd6iten sSrcitae treten G6ri-
time @liIler glItiitin, uno Bart osiris,
gellilt anf
3, q. g.
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0cin ncller Nefcr.lSrnaeG.

0&ew D'orf, 26. 8ebruar. Ser
9lntrag oeS Gr Boli5eilicitenantS
CHARLES 8eder ailf eineu neuen Yro-
5eB lpegeu Grnlororng bon @erman
&oientbal, luilrOe beute bonn Gu
preme.@eridlt abgele6nt.
9li6ter @eets beidr6nfte iidl bel
ieiner GntiheiOuue MIR auf Die BEL.
Sen @orte y9lnrag a6selebnt'y sic
er iiber oos @eiud ihrieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
9cfonnte lid nni6t
9ul0ig."

Samuel s. 9lume iton0 gciterll
I'M 9uuOesfreiSseribt ouf ole 9ln-
iduIoiguno, Die Boit 5ti betriigeri.
i6en 8peden benust 5u bobeu.
9hme wor nit bier onoeren DlGn.
nern oil Ser Baltimore 9reB &
GIoaf Co. betbeiIigt. SRidter &oie
iebte 0en Eernlin fir nd9iten 0ien.
ltog feit nadOem iib 8lme ais 0ni6t
i6ulOig" erflGrt botte.
Sid 1t fiir'S 2eben Dercint.
SIN 9reisgeriht erbielt geItern
Grol Giteue 80. llbler bon 93r. .244t,
9ruiO-Sia.gIoeuuc cine S1eioung
bon 6ranf llbler, oen iic on "a. De
5euber 1903 in 2oncoIter, Yn, ge-
beiratbet batte. llbler ging bon bier
mad glclp-Oorf un0 ieine 6rou bIieb
bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Sarab Sern6arOt's 3nitanO 5nfric,
OcnitelleH0.

8or6cour 26. 6ebr. Der
3ititono Sarah 9ernbarOfs beHert
licb in ser Oenfbar beiten 8eiie. 0ie
4atieutiu oerbradtc cine quite ylaht. q
60 lultet Gin beute oerofientlicbter
9eridt Der 9Ier5te Der eroBen Sdau.
ipielerii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

Cine etgcntbimlid]c d G
Nntmort. 6r1iilein (5u cincm
o6err Meier, sic ihio mel
ner Shmeiier geseniiber 10 licbcns
wiiroia id glaub INNER, Sic ba6en
9l6iihten aiif iicl~ Nerr osIber
mein 5rGiilein, peaen meiler Sie.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gSer miro oenu 0as
gleih 10 libel atifaiienl~
9tobel 9udbaltcr nSeutc
iiuo'S fiinflluo5pan3ig Sabre, oaB
ih inter Sbrem Serru &oter olS
9ebrling in oies @eihait eiltrat."
4riu5ipnl: aShaoe, oaB er niht
me6r Iebt Der tpiiroe Sbuea Elm i10-
neS @einenf mofen, SER Weierl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

@S iiarb am 90. Sebrnar 1915 6athsrlnr @.
Snrmtnb geittipe pon Sercmiab 9lrmebl, iul
Alter bon so SdbreH. Die 4eerbiQnua linoct
am SpRutng . llbr Ganmiiiaao bon oer
gsobmlnq iDres SobneS 8. 9 3itrmebl 9't
ia37 ChHnnOQles Strahc, aus itait Beiiebnng
nnl Dem nSouoon Bart SreoQoie"
(Scbr27--2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Sine gismard- Gyeitr.

Gas y@ermauia GoncIaOe gtr. 202,
S. 8, s." miro 5u @bren oes
100 @eburtstaaes OcS peritos-
beuen Oettiben Reidsfun5IerS
cine 6eitli1feit pcrouItaIten. TT
@eomten-5uitaIlirlmg Der Ou-
meu-Seftiou 0eS GonclapeS.
Cine @iSmard Sobrbnuocrtieer
miro OaS n@ermania Gouslape J}r.
2O2" pom nGerbeIIerten SrOen Ser
Soeptaiopbeu" anIGBGcb oeS 100.
@eburtstage8 0e3 ciierucn @anjlcrs
oeranitalten. Ger @eblrtStag f6Ilt
aui 0eu /. glpril lno am Oarauiiol-
genoen Gage in Der regelmGBigen
woGentIiben Sieung werOen Oie
Oclti1en SrOens6riiOer oas 9Inoen.
fen 9ismard'S e6rcn.. 9lrhon 9nell.
der, iomie ole Scrren 2ouiS Snnn
uno Suliis @obler peroeu 9[nipra-
hen balten. gsah Dem GeoeaftIs
miro oie @emiitblidteit in ibreGehte
treten. 9lm nd6iten @iittmod lper-
Sen oie neuerpGbIten @eamtinnen
ser 0amen-Seftion oeS r@ermania-
GouclaoeS" ourh oen Giitrifts-Ge-
putirteu in ibr 9lnt eiu9efiibrt per.
Oen, g}od oieiem 9(fte miro bic Nlu-
iiffopeae oes n&bein@ con5ertireu.
Die @iitglieOer oeS u@ermouio-Gon-
clapes werOeu ii6 in Gorpore oil 0ie-
ier 6eiilihfeit, mel9c in gSenael Gi6s
uer'S Soae, 93r. 245, Siio-@oIfe-
StroBc, iiattiinoet bet6eiligcn.