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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
Ger GGanifcllr gisoS aeItor6en.

]taH0cnt cr ploBli6 erfranft mar,
Iiat6 gcItcrn Morgen 9(lbert @iggs,
Der Gbauiieir, pcIHcr Dor 5luci go
den nit einenl 9(utomobil in oen
Soieu itiir5te. in ieiucr 9go6mHa,
gir. 5000, GoieIuuO &lacc, @al-
broof. Gr mar 81 Sabre alt 9iggs
bate iidb Dor ctlihen Sagcn cine bel.
tigc grfGltn1 5ugejogen ino Bat &C.
iicrn Morgen filr5 Dor I llbr plob-
li6 ieiue 6roM ciuen 9(r5t 81 boIei
ga er Iid olBcroroentlidb franf iiible.
6rmt 9ig9s mar nidbt i'm StauOe, Die
in Der geaHboriHait pobnenoen 9ler5-
tc 5u pedell ilno ais iie nah Sanie
5iuiidgetc6rt mar, ipor ibr Mduu be.
reitS toot.
9iggs binterlGBt ueben ieiner Gbe-
iran GaiiD g(. giggS Orei ninoerid6.
rige anocr. Scit en- Dor 5mei @ohcn
init Dem 9lutomo6iI, iDie oanalS auS-
iii6rlid beridtct, am 6uBe ser gni6-
StroBe in'S @oiier gefnbren mar mo
mtr nit Dliibc 0erettet iplroc, befano
Sig0S iicb in georiidter Stimnnng,
iIuo eS iuirO ongenommeL OaB Dies
chunS nit ieinem Eooe 5u t6in bate.
@ic crimerlid), 6ieB cs 9lufaugS,
OaB lid 5ur 3eit oeS ltniolleS @erio,
nen IN Dem in ocn Suieu 0citiir5ten
9IlItonlobil beilnoen 6dtten jeooh
pcrIiefen alle 9lodioribunaen Scr
%oli5ci IN oieier Olibhng cr0e6niB-
los.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
sel6itmurS.

Gin @iariuc-SoIoat IdBt iib 6ci
D}orleD pon cinem @og9on ser
nsbortlinc" iibcriobren. 9IS
ser 80 Sabre olte So. Gilbert
ioentifi5irt. Sotte reli0iGien
gSabr.
9ieligi9ier @o6niinn ideint Den
30-iG6rigen MarinesSolonten Com.
@ilbert, mel6er in Oen aaiernen Der
Observation-Disclosures" 3u 9lnnapolio
iiotionirt mar, peronInBt 5ll baben,
iid5 geiieru Dlorgen umpcit 0larleD
Don einem @o9gon Der elettriihen
Short Sinc" iibcriabrcn lnlo to0tcl
81 laiicu.
Ser 0lotormonn Charles 9lnoreit
wclder Oen 6etrefienoen @aggon
iii6rtc, crflGrtc, ooB @ilbert ploblib
nit inbcOedtem Solpte uno empor.
gc6obencn g(rmen oilf Oic S6icnen
gctretei lei mo eS lDnt meocr nogs
lid gepcien mGre, oen gSa9gon re1t-
5citig 5um Steben 5u 6ringen nod
oic Signalpfcife ertonen 6ll laiien.
Ger aorpcr oes llcberia6renen wur0e
lngefGbr 80 SUB lpeit geiAleuOert
mo olsOonn bon oen 3ugbeoieniteten
unO @oiiagieren in peritiimneltem
3uitanOe olligcfmOen.' Der Soo
idicn ouf Scr STEELE eingetretcu 5u
icin. Coroner So6n $. @in6lp pom
3. Giirift Don 9lnnc g(rinOcl- County
itel1tc eineu altf Selbitmoro lollten
Oen Sootenideiu ans. lSn Ocn "a
idcu @il6crt's beiunoen ii6 mebrerc
imaoreiiirtc 9rieic, aus melden Die
9lbiidt OeS NonueS, ieinem Seben
elm Gnoc 5lt MAIDEN, ionic oos Sor-
6anOenicin religi0icr @abn0orItcl-
(lngcn bel i6m bcrouS5ulcicn lit.
Ger 9eidnam ipurOe uorl6uiig Dem
9ceroigunas- Snitihlt bon @iaiam
s. Sidncr & Sobncu ii6erpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
Sin 0al6 am Selcp9Om.

g}ad6 cinem Ocrnultbliden ein6re.
der, ocr in oem @nrcou Ger 6irma
Gbriition &lrrrlc m ser Gde bon
%. uno GoDlor-StroBc lid ouibol.
ten iolltc, puroe gcitcrn D3orgen
EoIi5iit Ynrlcit bonn noro0itliden
9iitrift olsgeion0t. @orlett Orong
nit 0roBer @orlibt mo ge5ogenenl
&eDoIDer in oos Bureau eiu ltno fonO
5u iciner groBen lle6erroiding cin
aolb. Gos Gbiicr bate lid ais lei
rcu Stone eutferut uno gcrietb in
OoS gureou mo eS oil Dem Gelepbon
berim ihniiffeltc, moOlr6 ooiielbe
umfiel. Gas Selepbon O}dOden
ouf Dem g(mt betom Ooourd oas
Signol lmo Oo gliemono cine Scr
6inouug wiutibte, Iolidtc iie. Star
feS @erGltd orong on ibr DIR rno
iie oo6tc, Dob iib in oem 9urcml
Ginbrcber ollibicIten ilno iic bcnod.
rihtigtc oouu Die Yoli6ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
9luf Scr geiiernno.

Ger iiebeui06rige gilbert Smit5,
mclder am M}ittpo1 nabc Der eIteri
lidcu @obmma 5il gl6eroeen mo,
bon ieinem i2.id6rioeu 9rloer Gbrit
iiian Deric6entlid in Die Siiitc &c.
ic6oiicu pilroe. beiinoet iit 8ur 3eit
im .llniueriitdts Soipttal.~ Scin
3niiano ioll iiH I'M 9oilie oeS geitri-
gcu Iages crbebdd ge6eIiert ba6cn.
@cioe anoben iino Die S66nc OeS
aaninauueS So6n Smitb, ociien 0e-
iddit iid in GarionS Sim ua6c
glbcr0ccU, befinoct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
eonnenanf. nn0 lInIeraana.


6iir Marplono lmo 0eu Iiltritt
Columbia 1eiite flar imo meltlidc
g2inoc.
Ccr 10d)iic S6ermoricterliano om
Qcllrigcn Gage beiuig AZ .@rao Inn
8 lIbr 9lahmittags imO Der nieorigs
tie 35 Orao Inn 6 ll6r 01orgcns.
Cic groBte SdnelIigfeit oeS @in'
0cs mar 1G Meileu pro Shmoe pom
9'oropeicn
Ter 3eidti0feitsgc6alt Der SrIt
mar 81 @ro5ent Inn 8 ll9r Wlorgens
uno 81 Gro5ent inn s ll6r gl6enos.
I'm sen ouOeren @etterbeoba6-
tm0sitationeu oeS SonOes uiroen
Die iolaeuoeu nieorioiicu Sempcratn.
rem Der3eid]net:
9ltlantic Stu 32, 9ismard s, DO
iton 30, Buffalo 30, G6arleiion ~,
Chicago 30, Glepelono 36, Genoer
2S, Cetroit 30, 1ulub "a, Goitport
26, golueiion Al, 0jreen Ban 26,
Saiteros ~, SABRE ~, Selena 36,
,Sadionpille 4S. aanias-Gip 32,
0norpitlc 36. louisville 2s, Nlar.
oucttc 2s. Mcmp6is 81 Nloutao-
mcrv 3S. Niouireal , 9lantdet 30,
91cu Orleans AS, 9lew Yort 30,
Cflo6oma 32, %bilaoeIp6ia A.
@itts6ura6 80. @ortlauo, 0le., 30,
@ortlono. Orc, 40, Guebec 2S, 9ia'
lciQ6 3S, 5alt 2ofc-Gitu "a, Gan
6raucisco as. ct. 9ouiS 30, Scran.
ton 30, Shreveport 40, Spotanc 81,
Spracdc 30, Sampa 81, &ai6iug.
ion 3l imo @imipcg rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
GnrOpaiidsS @Imiit-GOnIerOatOrinm.

Sci oem oiertcn 30glingS .9fccitoI
Oes GuropGiidcn Wluiif.Gonierooto-
riunL weltbes geitern 9lbeno inter
Seitung Der 9rofeiiorcn 3ed), gSein-
reid lno DoUiS in 9lr. S11, 9lorO.
Goloert StroBe, ItottionO. mirftcl
Die iolocnoer 30glin9e bel Dem ous-
gc8eihnetcn Eroaromm nit. Cleo.
nor 9RicbeI GtDcl 9Iibnion, 9orot6D
%0nes, Ant. Jiofos, &ut6 glmos,
6lorcnce @licbeliolt SuIio Giermann,
|eorl 9fic6el, @ioIo WeiB Cora Rcif,
giettic gSiIlious, Gonrc0 CScbclein,
MorD Sc. Stord, gImclio 9tofos,
@lmlO Sddier, Sulius 9libman imo
6rol Clifton s. GoDis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
2ie gaamOeIbiIOer sic s@nlS.

S8cgcn ocs ou0ebliden 0iebito6lS
pon $li0 bon @rn. Sbomos g. 2cpp
pom goocrID mnroc gcitcrn Wlorgen
Scr II Sabre alto Sbos. Sdiuoclc,
Der bci Srn. 2epD mobntc, bon Slid
Ter Deon III Der norooitlidcn Eoli
5eiitation inter $500 9iirgihoit ocm
tScritltsocrio6rcn il6erpieien. Ger
Surge wtrOe in NarriS6urg Fo,
pcrboiiet mo bon 0etcftip GorcD
no6 Baltimore 8uriit scbruht. Gr
bottc oas gauge @elO in @ouoclbiI-
Der Ebeoteru mo fiir G6ofoloOe ans.
gcgcbcn. Cine golOcnc llDr, Oic cr
ebcnfuns mitgcnonlnen bate iano
oic @SoIi6ci nod IN icincm 9clibc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
0ameu-Serein Der ogllgcmeimeu
0entidlen Mreiienheinntl."

r
Sic Notwithstanding 0c5 ga.
menoereinS ser nglagcmciacn 0cut.
ideu Overwhelmingly mar 0eitcrn III
Der 9luitolt al scr gScit Baltimore.
StroBe ie6r aut 6eiiicbt. Sran Ser.
TIA 9lond iii6rtc Ben &orib lmO
Sror z. u. 9ioi6en Oas YrotofoQ.
giodJ Sen iibliden 9loutine0ciAdilcn
murOc beihlolicn, oen oltcn &nialicll
Der 9luItalt cine piirOige 5eicr an
Olterionntage 5u pcronitalten. Gin
Gonlite, bcltebcno aus oen Iamclt
SdneiOeretb, 9o6me imo @irf.
meDer puroc alltoriirt. iir Oic
nGhite Siblmg OaS angctonitc @iono
mO ein Sictrolu IN Scr glnitolt 5ll
6a6en I'M 0ic Snitumicnte eiuer
Frobe 5n imterjie6en. Niou ipraM
Die @rmortlm0 ans, OoB iid ale %.
men oes Gereins Onju uoa6dblig cni.
iinoen ioaten, oa nod Der GrlcOiguna
scr Wel6Gite cine flcinc 9}odieicr
5lm Siicrfelic orronoirt miro. SSic
6eridjtct mlroc. bobcn Die Sniniicn
100 Eaar Striimpic fiir oic oclltibc
9iot6e arcu5-@ciellidait gcitridt, o6s
i9on Uielc Der 0lteren Gerionen in
oieicr So6rcs5cit lcioeao iin0. Gic
ginua6mcn i'm 6c6nor betrugen
$26 mo oic SIuSgo6cu $21.57.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
Bon cimcm Sode acitiirst.

Der 43 Sabre oltc glnitreibcr
SomeS StonleD bon glr. 263S, Slio.
ion Strobc, fiel geitcrn @iorgcn
mdBreno ser 9(r6eit Don Oent 0odc
OeS Solics Slr. 1910, @hulifm-
StroBc. Gr 900 lih ic6wcrc &opi-
puuoci imo glbidiirilnocn om gou-
5cn 0orpcr 5it imo wtrOe nit DER
9lm6itlou5 oeS mcitlideu GiItrifts
nod Ocm ost. Soicpb'S Soipitol"
gc6raht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
glmiiiirten lid i'm u0Iiiton.lyart. Z

Ole @fer0e Oes Srn. SoueS e..
9foih bon 9ioipebura icbeutcn geitern
Wlorqcn in Der 8eloir.GonO, nabe
Gliiton&urf, ino Iieien oireIt IN ocn
'Borf binein. glls Sr. 9ioid iaD, OaB
CT oie @ier0e nidt balten fonnte,
iprona cr BON icincm %ogcn lmo
blie6 beuuBtloS licoen. glohocm CT
iiH crbolt bottc, 6cgo6 er lid 6li ocm
nd6itcn Nniic, no ibm icinc leibieu
Mnnoen pcrbinocn mtrocu. Gr tcle.
p1onirtc ootu Der Goli6ei, mcIAe oic
Eicroc unpcrlctt no6c ocm Gee inn
nGliiton.4art" porioo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
Seine Eru6i6itiOm me6r THr
mare.

Gic @eicbqebing bon S''''ncD.
bat cs obgeIe9nt, ein cSclce g,9 ,.,.gcr III
mcn wonob cinem jeoen Y"'',S'otlic1
sen trodenen Counties ail..y .t wcr
einc @oaonc gSbisfeU aellel.a'c ',,c ojc'
Oen bari. GesaIeidcn Ddi l'''s 'Ssoscl.
icseeblno oos iogenalllllV ocuI
GeIct ui0crrufcn imo oall'' a,,Sc oc
Erobibitious.Sum6ug ell'
lnoMt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
@ulS iiir 0iien.

Gie Opierluilligfcit Scr Ealtdl''
feuuut feline @reu5eu. = %l'O''
uicle ciicrnc GqOahtiibrn1e ''"'
aetallld]t. II %atriotiit1c SceI'e'''
1Srau Cr. s. Slider sic 9orlle'',"
OeS Samen-Gomitc'S, melbes olr y
icrnen @eOddtniBrinae I'M Sul'"
oeS. Eeltti6en Correspondents" a,'s
gicbt. ipra6 aciiern ibre 9elpl''Os
runq ii6er Die Spierlpilli0felt ll'S'
peldje inter Oen 9iiracrn ocnIlu9'
3imge in allen alaiien Der WVl'~
id5oitSidid]ten 6erridt Gie Srl.n
laiilmg 5u ser @cmerhng mar p'''
idlicGte. cbriome Oenthc Sallsllu.@,a
luclde cine mertbpolle golocnc acl.
6rqGtc, INN iib ciucn @eoddtulBrI%s
5u 6oIen. Sic bctontc, ooB G. W.
lcbte S6nulditiid iei weldeS III "
rem Saue mar a6er lie opletc
germ I'M Sutcrciic ser guten Saw..
gl6er and monbe foniid1e Srelle y
ciguet iidj BEL scr 9luSga6e Der yill's.'
&erideocne 9citc wiiien nod ''~s :
Oab Die 9(uSiubr bon auplcr "a~ ,,'
Gelltidlano Ocr6oten lit, ood) lp"H
idcn lie, 0oB oaS aupfer in Sal'l.
Dem OeitiAen Gaterlono 81 ON
fommc, ino infolgc oeiien pal ~"
Gomite cine gauge 9(n5o6l praql'sgsses
fitpierner Geiiel ais ariegSpenlunS
onoenommcu; oieiel6eu itammeI "O"
ans ser oltcu Seimat6 mo lllV y"
tiirlib 6odlt wert6poll.
Infer Gcuer, pel6e gcltcrn y'l's' ey.
er6iclten 6eionocu iid5. ". 8. 1vu ..
man bon &ods, Nlo. gSm y S'% ,.
toIO oou S5opre Sc @rocc, 0lO., 50go"
@cdcr, qlrt6nr 3. Sdafcr, eoQor, ~. y
Giier, g. gScbbcr, So6u 9lclt1'r, ,', ="
auitu 0lcut6cr, Qouis gcut6cr, Sr",' Sin'
SSoiepb q. 9fot6idilo, Sarr9 ~
inert, 9fidor0 81. stlmpt 9'eiOfol' 4, a.
Stluupt Scnrp 9enocr, JIM S0g"
SSotidjfc, SRI {. Comp, SoDn en'a o,',,
ningcr, @arv going, @liiabcI0 ,or '''sr
SRI. @1arv Comp, SRI e'crl'a i',e
3opi SSo6n @rouling RQlVuul"',
@railing, 6rail Ntarie arate' o'~ 'n
Glie @orid6ot6, y. Ser'..;h Se'.;h
Glenrot6, " SauSmaipl 6rlepti'SS
9iib, 6rou 9lnua N1illrr, @eo. MI,~, t.rT
W}oragarct6e 9leid, 9ero1 g''"Ds 't,r
non SporrowS 4oint 6raiI Se3"'r S r.
Sole uon Sporrows 3pinft aai'' aos,6,
0ouf $. g, offers, Saul Srel'''SSr az
sci. @oric gii6Imeicr, sri. ,rs,l %,l
Scoc6Iid, CLARA Sclmid, 5r"'
SenrD Spite, iSron 9. StolL ,;,ioc 1,
Boa 15rii1c, Otto @Iaier epai., ',';1
Mcpcrs, Mhlnic 9eiael SIl,," Iln"s
91iioling, 5rol aarl spiel og"i "ri
u. 3inimer, GonarO &aDh .;tc
Saal6od pon 9mraoiIlc, Yl''gS sy;n.
9eidner bon 9alrapilIe, ScroQ D.,,. ~
dieter, 9ii6oro @ooOs pon Fg .o,,
Oelpbia, @o., Serr T9tter 1 2cty
9oilie Giducr, 6rau .Gprolllle 4.
OILS, 9oro Sofierbert Sabn SselE ls,oO
3. 2ouis, Sri. g. NicGreaoq' N%a S,n.
Mottbcms, Selen @olfe, Ginlll" ',,,cr.
Oere, 5. 6. 6rant, Sppts SpI Sy,Sor,
bol8, GOit6 C'9riell gillian ~''l .;ioll
boicr, George ShoeH 9pi.
Glarf sSreN. 9rii0acmqit ''l''
H., @i66onS inO glnoere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12
IN aMtsr guae

Gic u5iOcIitu onO 9cpolll ti6cll
bat IN elmer gln5eiae ocS Seu ,,t ac
Gorreiponocutcu~ gcItcrp oeIa,u'' ~n non
eebcu, Dab iie cine Giploel'4tIia
bier @ru5cut fiir 0oS lcBtc '9ipi.
be5obIt llno oie 3abllng ocl
ocnoc am 81. M1Gr5 itattTInori'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12

glm Montoo ocn 10. @1dr5 ll.~od
in ser 70. 3mcigitcIlc Der 81 noll
4rott. 6reibibIiot6cf, al Der gu' cill
9orrc- lmO ct. @cter. StraBV ,oll.
8ortrog BON Srn. S8iaiarll y =
ncD iiber sofia 9iico itait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-12

ii6cr oas @lmocSarbeits. 9lustouidj-
9lreoL oaS III Baltimore eto6lirt
miro, 6eratben iuurOe. IS buuoeIte
iih bel oieier 9erot6ung III criter Si-
mic nn cine paiienoc 9ofoitdt iiir
oas ncue Bureau.
Sdtro6e'S glntmort.
@opor 9Sreiton crbieIt aeiteru cine
9Intmort altf iein tiir5li6 al @errn
Gamble 2atro6c, cen 6ieiiacn @cne.
rolagenten ser @enniDlponio.8abn-
0jeiellidaft, 9cribteteS Sdreiben.
0ic gIntwort, melhe iibcr Ole 9tbiicb.
ten Ocr gobn nidts befauut mcroen
ldB;, lautet
uSd piinidc 0en Grnpiang S6reS
9ricfeS 6e5iigi6 Ger llcberbriidung
Der Soues Sale jpiibcn c5rilioro-
mo Marplono-glpelmc imo onocrcr
9lugelcgenbeiten 6l beItdtigen. IS
miro mir Elm Gergnii9eu ieiu ole bon
S6nen ernG6nten 9lugelcgenbeiten IN
9etra1t 5ll 5ie6cn, uuO iG 6offe, OoB
cs m6ait iciu miro, bic gon5c Sihla.
tion 5ur 3ufrieoen6eit oacr 9ct6ei.
ligten 81 crleOigen."
Sic u 9fcinigun0S Gam
pagHc.
Iic 9(rnee oeS StroBenreini.
gungs-GomnliiidrS 9orfinS ieetc ee-
itern Die 5u 9cginn Der @ode in-
au9urirtc 9ieiuiolmos Gampaone
iort. Gic 9lrbeiteu eritredten ii1
gcitcrn pom 6aaSmau bis sur &em-
iDlpouio.glpenuc imo pon Der 6ronf-
lin StroBc bis 5ur gtortb 9lpenuc.
0cute miro 5piiden 6ronflin-Str.
imo glort6.9Ipc. mo @ennipIOauia.
9lpe iuO 9entalolritr. 0ereinigt imo
mor9en iiiolih bon @rattitr., oitlih
CON @owaroiiraBc, cntlang Der @oi-
ierfront bis Sort @c@cnrp imO pom
Sen Si06poD bis 5lrr Si0bt unO
@rattitraBc.
9 iI6er aus Srenton an.
qemcI0et.
Serr Scrbcrt Sbcrioon, Ger Scr
tc6rSleiter Ger bieii9cu Sonoel3fam.
mer bcnabri6tigtc gciiern Den
&oDor, OoB cine glnja6l itdOtiider
0eamtcr pom Srenton, 9t..S., nod
Baltimore fomncn iueroc, Inn Die
numi5ipalen 0epartements 5li inipi.
siren. 0crr S6erioon erincbte oen
NloDor, 9lnorOnlngen 5il treficn oob
Oeu 9ciuhern Die 9cluiinidte glus-
flmit crtbeilt pcrOc, ierncr bat er Inn
lleberlaiilmg etlider itdotider Pit
tomobilS fur oic @Gitc. Ger @auor
periprad, oieicu @iiniden cntipre.
den 81 moQen.
&or 0us 9(ppellotiouS-
@cridt.
Die Stoot miro iicb on oos Narp.
Idnoer 9lppclIatiouSgeriht wcuoen
Inn cine GntiHeionng Oaribcr 6erbei.
5uiii6ren, o6 Die @funi5ipalitdt Oen
8eitimnllmgcn ocS 9lrbcitgeber-@oit.
pflidt@eieeeS IN 9ejug auf itdOti.
i1e 9ln0eitellte, oie cine beiouoers &c.
i6brliHc 9eidditiguug babeu, unter-
porien lit. Seit OaS @eieb in &roit
trot, bottc ii6 Oie Stoot All ben
Stanopunft geiieIt, oaB oniielbe fei-
ne gImenOlmg auf itdotiihc 9Inge.
itellte babe.
aiir5lib entidieo oic Staots-Sn.
ouitric llnfaas Gonniliio1 OoB
Die 99ittpc eineS SSci5ers in ciner Der
it10tiiheu SdnIen melher Berries
ungen crlag, Die er iid5 int 0ienit 5ll-
5og inter Dem genannten @eieb 5iI
elmer Gntihdoiglmg 6ereHtigt iei
sir Wl oDor, @ubcrt uno
Gbrift.
HSn cincr in Ser glrCoOia iiottge
6abicu @eriommlltng ocS oemotrati.
idcn Clubs Ser i2.@aro muOen elm
itimmig 8eidliiiie geiaBt, oird ucl-
dc oie Gunoioatlr bon WloDor 9Sre-
itoiJ grGiiOcut Snbert pom 5weiten
Stootrat6s5pcig imO StaOtcontro.
letr lbriit inOoiiirt ipitroc
Sin Nal6 am Selep6on.
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Neridl6nerMnaeM IN NlOIan0 Nsart.

9ioh llcbereinfuift Der @rlnos
itiids Gigentbiimer oil Der 9aolono-
9ucuue rno ocn Gomniiiareu BON
Baltimore. GountD miro oie 9tolono.
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uno Scr 2atc 9lpenue, breiter gemodt
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brciie 6obriuegc porbanoen icin. Sn
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imo Strduhcrn ongele9t weroen,
Gic Soften beloufcn iih auf SOS, ,OOO;
oic @rlmOciqentbiImer perocn Ole
N1Iitc mo ooS GonntD ole onocre
Ndlitc scr Soften tragcu.
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ggInI operirt luerOem.

@oli3elieitienont Sobn s. @lunn
pom uorowciilidcu Giitrift, welder
felt ciuiacu g9odcn in ieiner @ob,
luna, g1r. 1927 g9eit-2aiaDcttc.9Iues
nuc, all cinem @ogenleioen oarnie-
ocrlie0t. miro Iid bcute i'm ut. So.
icp6S ooipitoI~ elmer Operation
inter3iebeli niiiien. Sieutenant
WlDnn aebort ocm @oli5ei.Geparte-
mcnt ieit 80 Sabre ou.
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9lcdts6uream Der rSsberateO G6a-
rifles"

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polts ocr nSeOcroteo Gboritics, I"
0ru Ssobu Sorpooo 5tonioro, bat
oic ojcicaihoftin Solife oeS uergons
ocncu Wlonots 55 Sale foitcnlcie
Rchtsbhlfc ben llnbcmittclten &c.
Iciitet.
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quittirt.
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linterlIoItnnas. .gpeaiueiier.

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glaoirnl 6ure grndbGuOer.
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@ertAeihiat i'd.

Sr. Gbas. 8. 0inbemou ucrlanet
ooB Die rcpubIitoniidc @ortei i'm
gerooc 10 ooagiiItig onerfernt mic
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sin.
The broad ax., 1915-04-03
Lincoln and tb. pr.,ehsr,-

/ talked once with an old man who
heard the Lincoln and Douglas debate
at Bloomington, Ill, who said. Il re-
member Lincoln quoted Scripture like
a preacher" Browne, one OF his biog-
rapherS. wrote: He made frequent
use Of Bible language and Of illustra-
tions drawn from Holy Writ II Is said
that when he was preparing his Spring
field speech Of 1853 he spent hours try
!nS To- find language to express the CEN
tral ilea. Finally a Bible passage
flashed through his mind, and he ex-
claimed, a house divided against itself
cannot standr" mark iii, 25.) In his
second inaugural he quoted twice from
Matthew and once from the Psalms
IL would seem that in every crisis or
hi. life he sought Bible inspiration and
divine guidance. While he was run
ming for congress he declared his re-
ligiOus attitude when, pulling a small
Bible from his pocket, he said to q min
tsterial friend, IF l read this book
Alright every preacher ought to be with
me in this contest t"-Christian Herald.
The broad ax., 1915-04-03
A Pleasant Time.

It was Thursday afternoon, and the
bOusemaids were In great evidence on
one Of the trolley cars. Presently one
d them came In and took her seat and
At once discovered an acquaintance sit
ting opposite her. Leaning across the
aisle, she said:
Hello, Anniel Where you Ivin'
nOwTr
-oh, I'm workin' away out In the
ubu'bs now"
"Ain't it turrible lonesome out thereT
"No, not bit You see, the house Is
on corner, and there is a church on
the next corner and a fire engine house
On the opposite corner and a police
station on the other corner. Yesterday
there was a funeral In the church. and
the fire engine was called out three
tines, and two men was run into the
station, all in one day. Then the cou-
pie lives with don't git along very
well So, take It altogether, there's
plenty doin' all the time, an never
git a bit lonesome."-New York Trib-
me
The broad ax., 1915-04-03
The Christian Era.

The Christian era which We now use
was fixed by DlonySius (surnamed The
Little, Roman abbot and one Of the
most learned men OF the sixth century.
Its epoch, or commencement, is the
first day Of January, on the fourth
year of the one hundred and ninety
fourth olympiad, the seven hundred
snd ffty-third from the foundation Of
Rome and four thousand seven hun
dred and fourteenth OF the Julian pc
nod. 1t is usually supposed to begin
with the birth Of Christ, but there are
various opinions with regard to the
year in which that event took place.
The system accepted by the Christian
world is that OF Usher, which makes
the date of the birth Of Christ four
years before the Christian era. The
time for the Christian era was intro
duced in Italy IN the sixth century
and began to be used in Gaul In the
eighth century, though it was not gen.
eralIy followed In that country until a
century later. From extant charters II
is known to have been In use In Eng
land before the close Of the eighth Gen.
tury. Before its adoption the usual
course in Latin countries was TO dis
tnguish the years by their number In
the cycle Of indictiOn, or tax levying
s.-Philadelphia Press.
The broad ax., 1915-04-03
Just PIeasantness.

Perhaps Just pleasantneSs has not q
very heroic sound. but the human
heart that, knowing its own bitterness,
can yet carry itself cheerfully is not
without heroism. Indeed, II that hu-
man heart does no more than hold
its tongue about its own aches and
pains II has a certain moral value that
the world cannot afford to lose. "Pleas-
antness" does not sound as well as
self sacrifice or wisdom or spiritual
fly, but it may include all these great
words. And certainly just to start
ones husband out to his work cheer
fly, to make the hobbledehoy Of a son
feel a gentler and sweeter sentiment
toward women because Of his own
mothers sound, sweet gayety and
strength, to help ones servants to put
good humor and friendliness into their
services-these things make for right
eousness in the world.-Margaret De
land
The broad ax., 1915-04-03
orioin of the Organ.

The date of the invention Of the or
gan is unknown. II is said to have
been during the third century previous
TO the Christian era, and from that
period to A. d. $40 the invention has
been ascribed 10 various parties Al
the latter date organs were said TO
have been introduced into some OF the
churches OF western Europe. This
statement. however, is not considered
trustworthy, and It is not certain Saey
were used In church service until TO-
when one was sent as a present py
Couronymus, the Greek emperor, 70
King Pepin Of France. who placed II
40 the Church Of St COrneille at Com
uierne. Keys were invented about
the close Of the eleventh century ana
pedals in the fourteenth
The broad ax., 1915-04-03
Popular Poverty.

Katie. aged seven. was the only child
Of Mr.. and Mrs Jones One day, when
the new minister called. Katie, upon
her own invitation, went into the par
lor to entertain him until her mother
came down stairs. AS she approached
the parlor door, Mrs. Jones heard the
minister ask Katie how many children
her mother had, and was very much
surprised TO hear her little daughter
reply six"
Her mother wisely made no comment
upon the startling reply Of the child
but sent her out TO play, and when the
minister's visit was over she asked
Katie why she had told him that her
mother had six children, and was more
dumfounded than ever when Katie
said, Because, / did not want the
strange gentleman to know that you
were so poor that you didn't have but
one child National Monthly.