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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-10-29

SCOTS GARAGE
The Best Equipped Garage in the district
A Complete line of Accessories for all
cars always on hand. Repairs
made Day or Night.
AGENTS FOR FORD CARS

II you, who are reading this story, were told that you could, in a
little more than a years time, with a start that was just a lap ahead
OF nothing at ALL arrive at a point where you could cash in at a figure
well up in the thousands you might not believe il. But whether you
believe 1t or not you would want to know who really accomplished such
a thing and how it all came about.
A year ago last July N. G. Scott came to LOrdsburg from Duncan.
Mr.. Scott had been handling an automobile stage line in that city
and intended entering the same line of business here. His equipment
consisted Of two Ford cars, the ownership of which, as Mr.. Scott
expresses it, was not quite clear; that is, the ownership was largely
contingent upon the amount of the days receipts and the state of mind
OF certain ones who had backed the venture in a financial way.
But this state Of affairs didn't last long. The business was here,
Scott soon discovered that fact and he went after it. Ard he was
successful. The secret of his success is the same old story-he knew
his business and he looked after it.
Last May he took in as an equal partner, Eugene Montague, who
had been in his employ for several months. That this combination
has proved successful is evidenced by the fact that the new firm has,
since the partnership was formed, spent approximately $4,000 in al
teratiOns and additions to their plant.
Today the Scott garage is one of the best equipped and most sub
stantial firms of its kind in the Southwest.
They are prepared to repair everything that can be repaired.
They carry a full lire of accessories for ali makes of cars and en-
pOy skilled mechanics to see that all work is done properly.
They have enlarged their plant; installed expensive machinery;
prepared in every way to meet the demands of the most exacting pa
that four mechanics are now occupied in looking after the repair work.
In addition they employ two drivers on their LOrdsburg-Silver City
stage line.
A new feature soon to be installed is a n air compressor which is
now in transit. This compressor is complete in every detail and of the
very latest pattern. With its installation air will be available both
in the garage and in front where it will be free to all.
The Scott Garage is also agent for the Ford car in this district and
inasmuch as they can not get enough cars to meet the demand they
may safely be said to be fairly successful in that line.
Messrs. Scott and Montague are singularly fortunate in their
location. Passing their place are the BOrderand and Sunset routes,
one of which is followed by all transcOntinental parties touring this
section. Directly from their place runs the roads to Roosevelt Dam
lists.
Ideally located and completely equipped as they are, Messrs.
Scott and Montague are in a position to continue the great success
which has so far attended their efforts.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-10-29
W. 7. RITTER
Dealer In
Lumber Fuel and Builders Supplies
Agents For
The best Fire Insurance Co.'S. in the world

One of the most prosperous and progressive business firms in
the Lordsburg district and, in fact, in the entire southwest is that
of W. F. Ritter, dealer in lumber, coal, etc. This "ec" covers a null
titude Of things for Mr.. Ritter has on hand at all times a complete line
not only of rough and dressed lumber, coal and other fuels, but also
sash, doors and blinds, cement, plaster, brick, lime, builders hardware,
paints and varnish, everything, in short, that the prospective builder
no matter how small or how pretentious his structure, may find there
what he needs in stock and ready for delivery.
Mr.. Ritter took over his present business six years ago from Ben
Titus. At that time the firm dealt only in lumber, sash, doors and
blinds. Under the active management of Mr.. Ritter various commodi-
ties essential to a well managed business have been added until now
the firm is one of the best equipped and most progressive in the entire
southwest.
In addition to his lumber and building supply business MI. Ritter
is principal stakeholder of the Lordsburg Power Company, which is
operated under his management. This company was organized about
three years ago and their plant was equipped to supply Lordsburg with
electric lights, water and ice. The results from this venture not prov
ing entirely satisfactory, Mr.. Ritter last February secured control of
the business and assumed active management. By putting into prac-
t6e the same methods that had made hi. lumber business so success
full he soon put the Lordsburg Power Company in position to handle the
business it was justly entitled to and which the district afforded.
When Mr.. Ritter took over the power plant it was operated by
a steam plant which had proved inadequate to the demands upon it.
To remedy this deficiency internal combustion oil engines were INSTALL
cd with the result that sufficient power was obtained at a consider
able reduction in cost. Various other improvements and alterations
were made from time to time until now the plant is modern and up
tO-date in every respect.
The company now supplies Lordsburg with electric lights, water
and ice, and the service is satisfactory in every way as is evidenced
by the support the town is giving it. In addition the power company
supplies ice to the Southern Pacific railway, the "85" Mining Com
pany and also ships ice to Duncan, Arizona.
In brief, the Lordsburg Power Company, rejuvenated by Mr.. Rt-
ter, found a need for its goods and found a way to supply the need
with entire satisfaction to all concerned.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-10-29

The hotel is well lighted throughout with electricity and one wish
ing to spend a few hours reading is assured of the best lighting SER
vice obtainable.
The furniture of the house was installed about three years ago
and was purchased by Mrs. Bartlett when she leased the place a year
ago last July. The furnishings, needless to say, are of the best. The
beds are all brass, wide and comfortable. The dressers, chairs and
tables are of mission and birds eye maple. all Hastily and comfortably
arranged. Everything is arranged in short, in a manner to satisfy
the demands of the most critical guest.
The one complaint that ia made about the Hollen hotel is that
there are not enough rooms to go around. Mrs. Bartlett states that
she is often compelled to turn away as many as fifteen guests who have
confidently figured on securing Accommodations with her, but who find
a capacity house on their arrival. In order to better handle her con-
stanty increasing business she recently built a small annex in which
she placed four beds. AS she states it, the annex helped some, but not
nearly enough and she is now planning other improvements that will
further lessen the congestion.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-10-29
HOLLEN HOUSE
MRS. J. C. BARTLETT, Proprietress
Headquarters for Commercial Men
Steam Heat, Running Water, Hot and Cold
Baths. Large Airy Rooms.

Lordsburg is indeed fortunate in its possession of the Hollen hotel,
a hostelry so complete in its equipment and so satisfactory in its ser
vice that it has become recognized by commercial men and tourists
as ore of the best places of its kind in the southwest.
A guest of the Holen house is assured first Of all of a cordial well
come by the poprietress, Mrs. j.. c. Bartlett, who is widely known
throughout the district as a very successful business woman. But Mrs.
Bartletts goodness does not by any means end with her welcome for
she is always sOlicOus about the comfort of her guests.
All the rooms in the Hollen hotel are large and airy and splend-
IDLY furnished throughout. Each room has running water, both hot
and cold, which feature is greatly appreciated by the tired and dusty
traveller who has been performing his additions in the eramped lava
tory of a Pullman or who has been compelled to accept the accomoda-
tions of hotels less modernly equipped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
Sin Cpfer Sea f5lliballipieIcs.

&obert aapiielo, Der Spieler OeS
EuBbau- Eeaus Der uSobnS Sopfinss
llniperiitGt" peIder am 80. gtooem-
Der bel einem @ettipiel nit Dem
Seam Ser n9ebigb llniperiitdt" in
South 9et6Iebem oos &iidgrat brad,
itor6 geiten @orgen in Der gSob-
nung ieiner @ltern in @iImington.
Gel. GopiielO piroe nad Dem In.
fal nad Dem SobnS Sopfins-Soipi-
tai gebradt, BON no er Dor lulgei1br
5lpei Wlonoten nad ser eltcrIihen
@o6mlng iibergefiibrt puroe. Gle
9ler5te i'm SobnS Soptins-Soipital
6atten ieoe Soffnung, Den ilmgen
Wiam am 9ebeu 81 erbolten, ioiort
oufgeoe6en, lmO 9lue wunoerten iih,
ooB Oerielbe nidt na9 menigen "a
gen Itarb. @d5renO ser lebteu 10
Gage mar 9opiielO 6ewnBtlos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
Syeiertc ieim gSieaenfeIt.

@ineu redt fro6Iicben gerIoui nobm
cine Jeier, pelcbe Serr Sobu S6ger
aus 9lnIoB ieines 20. @eburtstagea
leinenl 6reuHoes- uno 9efunnten.
frcile I'M Souie Oes Serrn Youl 60
ren5, 9ir. A, 2ebnnan StroBe, CAB.
gluBer nerldieoenen bumoriitii6en
Dnr6iehmgen, iomic @eiangsDortrG-
gen mar fir Son5nuiif geioret. In.
ter Sen gelo6enen @6iten betanoen
ii6 Sri. Gen5i Suber, Sri. 6rouces
Su6er, Sri. Sbereio Su6er, SRI. &c.
2oren5, Sri. Minuie llnfeI6od, Sri,
@liie @ogel, Sri. g(nnie Sdeiiri6,
SRI. Bertha Sbeurih, Sri. glgnes
0eppe, Sri. 2olIiic 9eppe, iowie Die
Serren Seinric6 G0bler, 81. 5leiiG-
manu- 9orl Souerwolo, aorl Wtiil-
Ter, 9arI @eiiert, 9llbert GogeL ).
9lI6ericb, Slrtbur Subn unO Nlif.
@eorg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
fSie[ in ieine lEnnfc.

8ci'm 9l6lteigci bon cinem Stro.
Benbo6nmaggon al Der gde bon
observation-disclosures ino Nlouument-
StroBe iiel eeitern @orgen , ll6r
Der Nuiifer Charles 9rnner BON
9}r. 1882, 0it-Momtment-StraBe, in
feline groBe Eoufe imo 5og iidJ babel
itarfe 9lbIdiirfuugeu 5ll. Gas Elabcn
Scr Eromlnelbout Oeririahte einen
ioIden auall, OaB idmmtlide 9ona-
giere in Dem StroBeu6obupageon
auf i6re @eine iprangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
SEredler sRanbanfnll.

99cil cr oen in 9lr. %, @nrriion
Cane, ipobnboften Sobn $. Ceuglcr
am Wlontag glbcuo MIR cinen bolben
glod bon Der peitliGen Boli5eiita.
tion entiernt iiberiaaeu mo 6eraubt
bate. wuroe geitern Der gleger SEQ.
@arrett aus 9lorfolf, @a. pon 9lid-
ter Saplcr Oen @roBgeidporeneH
iibcripieien. Der idwar5c 9ltteutdter
mar gleiH nad ieiner freden Sbot
bon @oli5iit 6autb Der6oitct iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
Nerr S. S. ylurObrlldl beerSint.

llnter groBem Srouer9eiol9e mur-
Sc geIteru 9iahnlittag SEER Senrp
$. 9lorobru9 bon 9fr. 1905, Snoion-
StraBe, Der lebten Samltog i'm sitter
bon "a Sabren aus Dem 9eben idbieO,
bonn Erauerbailie aus oui Dem y@r-
item OeiltiHen Der. 6rieObofe~ sur
elpigen 9lu6e ge6ettet. lGaItor @pIter
bon Scr criteu oeutihen Der. eonug.
Stride oil Ser Gaitern-9loenue, nabe
groaOpov, belt Die Srouerreoe Der
@erItor6ene, Der in OIoenburg gebo-
rem mitroe, fam Dor so Snbren nah
9lmcrifa, Siuei Sabre ipdter Uerbei-
ratbete er iib, rno ieine Satin gina
ibm Dor IA Sobren i'm Io0e Dorur,
@r binterldBt cine SoGter, 6rau
@la 6riti6, bier S06ne, emil, grnit,
Charles lnO 5reoerid 93orObrIid, 70.
wie iie6eu Gnfel imO einen llrenfeI
&err gIorObruh mar ein Seeiabrer
uuO geb0rte Der nSeeiabrer-~ ionic
Der ,Gi9arrentiitenmaGer llnion"
al. Sehs 0litelieoer oieler LIMO.
men irngirten ais 9abrtrbtr1ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
aas IeNIe pliIlarm0nlidle @OnlerI

elena @erborOt miro bel Dem let-
ten @on5ert OeS oYbilbarmoniihen
Orfeiters bon 9leip-Dorf," peldeS
unter Qeitimg OeS Cirigenten Soief
Stransfp um Moitag, oen s. Ol6r5,
in Der ,9pric" itottiiuoet, Die SoIi'
tin iein. elena @erborOt miro Orei
Sa6en bon geet6open iingen: Die
Sinimel rltbmen", n@onne Der @e6-
mlt6~ uno ,Sreltoooll mo leiouoll"
OeS @eiteren miro iie 6pei Sad)en
BON 9ra6nS unO smei bon 91iharo
5truub Iingen. Gas 4rogromn oes
0r1eiters iunfuBt inter g(noeren
ShuberfS ,,llnoollenoete Spmp6o-
ME" Die Supertiire 5iinI vSSreil6iib"
imO oieienise 81 @a9ner's oSann-
bGuier~ Sn 8eSug nuf ben Selnd)
oieIer Gon5erte iogte Serr Gbwin g.
Eurnbun geitern 5u einem geriHt'
crItutter OeS yGeutihen Gorrelpon-
oenten": Gas 9(nleben 9nltinore's
ais cine Static Der @fuiit itebt aui
oen Spiele, Gs flinet gerooe5ii a6.
IurO, pcnt man iogen niiBte, oab
cine Stoot BON 100000 @inmobnern
nid)t cinnol 5cbn Spmpbonie-Gon'
Scrtc in elmer Soiion unterItiiber
fonntc. 8ir iollten tiini5ig Gon5ertC
baben. Seine Stnot fam CONNER
Siell ais groB be5cidnet weroen, mel
DIE ole i6onen aiiuitc niht liberal
ltnterItiibt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
gsrmiidte tsIearaptiidls gsadridtsn

0ie Equitable Eriiit Gompanp"
bon 9lem gorf eriuHte seitern Oen
9}idter @nn Sleet bonn gnnOes'
0iitrittsgeribtS bon Sleiu gorf I'M
ole grnenniing cineS Gonfursoerlpal.
ters fir oie ~8eitern Nocific. eiien.
bobn~ unO Die Sestere ihloB iiH
Dem @elid an.
gluS Gan SoIpoOor. &epublif
SoIoooor. ipiro beri6trt, ooB Carlos
NielenOeo iinO g(lfonio 0uinone8, Die
am 10. Sonuor ount 4r6iioenteu,
reIp. @ice. 9r1iioenten, bon 5oIpooor
erlpdbIt lulroen, am Wtontog in ibr
glnt eineefiibrt moroen limo.
Ole Enriier gler6te bon Sorob
@ernborot crfl1rten in ibren eeitri.
gen Bulletin oos @loOone Bern.
borot iest ltnter elmer ltnp1Blihfeit
leioet. nit Scr iie i6ou longe beboitet
lit uno ueIhe nimt in @erbilOnng
nit Der fiir6Iiden Computation ibres
9eines Itebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
&rirSsnadDridtcn.
S9irt6i9ottli9c Ser6dli.
Mile in Gent 6lnn0.

" g9irt6idoitli1c Ser6G II.
niiie in 0cntfdlnnO.
9erlin, pia 9onOon 2. NiGr5.
Ger Nlonats6eridt Der 0elltideu
GcibSbouf wieS am I. Mdr5 an
@Oclmetnlen 9eic6siAabnotcn rnO
g}oten onocrer 9onfen cine 3unabme
III ser lestell 6ebruarpoGe 1910.
600 @lorf ($3,354,250), @oIo 49,.
$4,000 N}orf ($4OS7750), Car
leben 5,SS3,OOO Dlarf ($I47O,750),
Gisfonto 67S44OO0 N1arf SIG.
96t,O0O), &eidsidasnoten 2,7S5,-
600 N1orft ($696,250), 9loten in
Girfulotion 22735t,O00 N1nrt
($56,s97750). Gie Gepoiiten babcn
Inn t42,t49,O0O Nlarf ($35,537.
250) abgenomnen.
Ger @iienbabn-Nliniite bot nor
Dem gioget-Gonlite oes preilBiideu
2anotageS erfIdrt, Oab ieit Dem 4
91opcnber 70qo oller 81 6rieoens.
seiten III 9etricb befinoli1en Giieu.
babnen lid in Qetrieb beiunoen bat.
ten. Ger 4oiiogier- nuO 6raHtoer.
febr Gat bis sum I. @fdrj cine itete
3nna6me erfo6ren. 9lugenblidlid)
bctr1gt ser @oiidgiernerfe6r etma
500, ser 5raHtoerfebr chun 90qo
oes gepobnliHen llmfonges
@ieocr ruiiiide Siigen.
9cmbera @oli5ien >. 0lor5.
91od oertroucnspiiroiaen glah.
riDteu Die in 9emberg eiitgetrofien
iino, BADEN Ole Seiierreid6er etpa
200 Gipiliiten bugeridtet. ais iie oie
Stoot Stanislnu ipic0er crobert bat-
ten.
Inter 0en 9iugeridteten beianoen
iid nnoeblid 5luei poluiide BirtbS.
bouSbeIiber imo mebrerc Giienbabn.
glrbeiter. Pile iporen allgeblid) bon
ocn uriilden 9eborOen gelparnt
lporOen, ais Ole yiilneu Ild) onl1td'
ten Oie Staot 81 rdunen StauiSlou
e6enfnuS 5u Dcrloiien, folgten o6er
oiciem 9iatbe nidt Oa Tie oiii lire
oIierreid)ildc StootS 9lngc6origfeit
poHten uno ser 9lniidt uaren, Oieie
miirOe ibneu oeuiieeno SdiIs eelud6-
rem.
Die Seiterrciher iino nod oen
eingegoneenen 9eri6tcn nit boIlitGn-
oig ouseearbeiteten 9iiten in oir
Staot einee5ogcu, mii oenen Die 9ld,
men o0cr augebli6 oes Sodperrotbs
Sdiloigen Der6eihnet lporen,
9lis Dem Suoeu treiien t1elid
| Sunoerte bon 8oSniern uno Siirtet
lin 9elubere Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
Die 5iuan5en Der G6ieasO Cpsrn.
Weiellidjait.

Gbicogo, Su., 2. @lGr5. Die
@utboben Der gbicngo 0perngeieIl.
ihaft in Der @eIanintbobe bon $751;. I.
500, welhen DECENTRALIZATION in
Sobe BON $2645O0 scecniiberItebeu,
umioiien $4,000 in @noreelo. Gee.
nerieu lno 4oltiimen, meIhe III.
ipriinglid 100000 foIteter. oie
ober bel einem gertouie niHt mebr
ols $4,000 brineen peroen lino
etmo $4,000 g(usit1noe, boupti1d-
lid fiir Soeermietben. pie berte Die
9luwGlte Der @eiellidoft Oenl Bun,
oes- -Diitriftsgeriht mittbeilten.
Die @eiellihoft reihte aeiterit eiu
freilpilliees @eiuh Inn Die Ginlcil
tune Ocs Gontursperfobrens ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03

g8d6reno er bel ieinem 6relmoe
Sames Goooer BON 91r. 624, Bart
lett-S(ocmc, auf geiudb peilte, tronf
Der 3S Sabre alte Surrp Shrooer
BON Or. 800, gSorO.@ort.S .StraBe, einc
0uontit0t SaI5iGure. Gr wuroe nit
Der 9(m6uIou5 oeS nbrOoitli6eu 81.
ltrifts nab Dem St. Soiepbs.Soipital
gebradt, no er iiG ieet anger 9c-
benSgefa6r beiiuOet. Shr0oer net.
gerte iiG, Oeu @rimo oi5ugeben pa-
rum CT oas @iit getrunfen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
Gapt. 1eOrsc 3. Sunpt mOrsen be.
er0iat.

Gic 8eeroiglng oeS am Sonntng
9lbeuO geitorbenen Gopt. George 8.
Sarpt. OeS GomlnanOeurs DER Gom-
pagnie . oes A. 9ReeimentS, miro
moraeu Inn 1873 llbr 9lobmittags
Itottiiuocu. Die @ompagnie 9 miro
i6rem toOten Gbef oaS @6reugeIeit
sur lesten&u6eitdtte aui Dem nOruiO
Sii0ge.6rieObofe~ geben lmo orei @e'
mebriolpen ii6er Dem @rabe a6ieu-
cm. Iie Srauerieier miro in Dem
9lOminiitrotions-@ebduOe Der @af.
fcnbale OeS 4. 9ieeimelltS inter Sei-
tltng ser 9oitoreu Or. 8. DC. 8im-
'ihcttndn iuto ". 2. @oulO abgebol.
ten luer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
Smngc 9cntc gc66rcn im'S Gltcrm6ams

3mei YOol5Immer YeliBer, Of.
GounorS bon 9lr. POOP, @oitern.
9Ioenue, mo Soiep6 8onoorro bon
gtr. SOP, Siio-9roaOmap, murOen
oeitern ourb 9iidter Smith in oer
oitliden @oli5eiitation im je $40
lno Soften beitrait, neil Iie iungen
9euteu inter tS Sabreu crloubt bat
ten IN ibren EldBeu 5u ipielen 0ie
@ltern Oerihieoener ana6er botteu
lid BEL Der soli5ei 6eidwert, oaB
ibre So6ne bis ip1t 9ln1tS in Oeii
&ool5immern berlmlungern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
93ramS anf 9Snmp6reO'S 3yarm

9lili Der 6arm oeS @rn. Serbert
s. @nmp6rep, nabe @elbamsStotion
9lnne 9lrinOel-Gountp, brad geliern
Nioroen Elm 6euer aus, OaS BON 5rar
Humphrey entoedt puroe, ais oaS
@ebdiiOe i1on lihterlo6 6rarnte. Sin
&fero ituo feds Wlauleiel famen in
ben 6lamuen mn allBeroer Der.
brannten oiele Gorrdtbe OeriAieoener
9lrt III Der SAenne. Ger Shaoel
bctrdet unoeidBr $4,000. GoS g8obn.
bans blie6 iteben. 3err Eiumpbrep
Dot MIR lpeIlia periihcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
gRieher ein MrnbrnnnaIiif.


@rploiion in Der 3ecbe Der o9tem ri
per ano Yocabontas GouioIioateo
Goal 60" in @eit GirginieH
Stnton, @..Ga.. 3. 0}dr5. SSn
ser @riibe Scr o9iep 9tiuer ono 80
cobontos Gonioliooteo Goal Comp"
orei Nleilen bon Gburmono gS. &o
creieuete iiH beute @ormittog im
balb 9 llbr cine @rploiion. Eie @u1
be ltebt NIT elmer anOeren IN Gerbin
oung lmo in jeoer DER beioen @rubeu
lDaren so @lonn 6eidaitigt welhe
oniheineuo ollie III oen @rllbei po
rem. ols iieb ole Grploion ereianete
GS ipuroen iofort Rettunssmonn'
ihaften praouiiirt. unO innerbolb
bon 10 W1iuuten mad Ger Grploiion
moren sic 6Gder i'm @onee. ober
bis inn . llbr gSodntittags mar crit
elmer ser aoblenerd6er OIL oie Cber,
flade geidoift imo oieier mar alldei.
memo ldllDer perle6f.
Bon oen bena66orien 5tooten
wuroc Siilfe nad DER lluglidsiccnc
geianOt. oucb ipuroe Elm &ettungs
ipoeeon oes @linen6ireous 81 Sle.
nolIuuL 8..Go., obseionot
Ole @rpIoiiou creienete iid IN Dem
Sdoht 9Sr. 8. Gide GouhmoIfea
0ronoen aus Ger Geffnung Der @ril.
De. 1icier Sdobt itebt IN oiretter
8erbinoine nit Shodt glr A. mo
cs tpurOe befiirdtet ooB Die BORT at.
beitenoen 8o6Ieuordbcr e6eniolls ni.
fer Der @ypIoiiou 81 leioen bottcn.
Wlcbrere @eriuhe, in ben %oipt
eineong Oes Sdohtes 9lr. 9 eiu5u
orineen. reiultirten in Dem glnIlin
Oeu eincs mbefonnten @rubcnorbei
ters. Ser nod lebte, o6er 0epuBtlos
mar.
SIN 2oufe oes Cages 6ctrotea wei'
tere @olontGre ole @rube imO 5mci
gIbt6eilumeen BON je 20 9Ronn be
eonnen nit Der 9eieitigumg Der IN
oen Souptido6t eeialIeuen aoblcn
imo 6elSitiide @two cine balbe 'Qlci.
Ie oon Gingong entfernt, iticBcn pc
oltf einen 5peiteu @rubenarbeiter
ser ihmcr oerlebt imo niht i'm Stan.
oe mar, glusfuuft iiber Die GrpIoiion
6u eeben. 8icr itieBu oic nit Der
&cttungsorbcit 9aihoitigteu ua6
ouf cine @}euge GriimnIer, ioelhc oeu
2See oeriperrten.
9l1d immterbro9ener 5luolfltiiu'
bigger 9lrbcit ipar eS bis 6clltc 9lbcuo
mr gehmgen pon oeu 1872 enge.
Idloiieneu aoblengrdberu ~ lebeio
al Oie grOoberildde 81 bringcn
Gin 9eiduam, oerieuiee BON George
9cnerf mllroe gcborgen ocrielbc lag
in Der gt6be oes @iugon9cs sur Sc
de 9sr. 81 pia asS
Soweit bon gluBel 3li crfenncn IT.
mnB Oic grploiion cine fiirdicrlihe
geiueiei iein. Sic muroe meilcnpelt
beinerft mo in einem llmtreiS BON
800 yoros uuroen alle 6enlter 6er.
triinimert. u. y. Cooper mclder
in einem 9aus rs DnroS pom @rn-
bercineang @rocerpwaaren abIieIcr
tc, piroe eesen cinen Gelegrap9ei
pfoiten seidIeuoert uno getootet-
Die meiiten Der eingeidlollenen
aobleuora6er iinO 9luslanoer, c9
beiinOen iib aber aub slncrItoncr
untcr ibnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
GoniOirte init etrahenba0m.gsaaaOn.

Gin 9liltonio6il, melbeS g. g. Nt'
tcnbeimer BON 9lr, 2204, 8rooflieo-
9lpenuc, geb0rte ilno bon Dem Be-
iiber gclieuert uurOe, collioirte &C.
Itern @ornlittag an Der Gde bon
Somoro- lrno Gentrc.StrnBe nit Gle
nem StroBenbnbn'S8oggon Der oSin'
oen-9lpenre-2inie~. geioc @eiGbrte
uurocn nidt imerbeblib bei@6oigt
ieoo6 fomen feline YeriOncn 5u Sda-
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-03
9as 0emOfralildle 9idet in0Oiiiri

Iie o6oirmoint Democratic gIho-
ciotion~ Der 6. 8arO bielt geitern
2lbeuO in i6rem Seim 9}r. 2t20,
6oirmount-9lOeuuc, eineu aeniitb.
lihen lluterbaltun9S-9l6 uno IN
Ooliirte Die GanOiOaten oes oemofro-
tii4en Sidets. 9luipro6ei ipuroeu
ge6olten BON Sru SomeS g. Snslep,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiir Oen eriten
9iotbs5peg, uno Sru. SenrD Gopp.
Ganoioat iiir Oet 5lueiten 9iatDs-
5weig, ionic uericbieOeneu onOeren
Serren.