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The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08

including the two doctors, down with
the grip. Hence, I've been in demand
day and night, which accounts for ray
being abroad at this hour. But corne,
there'll be still another patient on
n'y LIST if you stand in this snow
At her aunts gate, Miriam pointed
to the Frightening horizon in the east
and asked Hilton to join her in an
early breakfast, promising him some
strawberries from the basket as his
eward for rescuing her. And they
laughed like two happy children.
"Bui suppose l prefer cherries as
my reward ?" Hilton's tone was light,
but his eyes were serious and the clasp
of his strong hand was unyielding.
Cherries % blushingly.
"Yes-cherries' And he kissed her
by way of illustration.-(C Copyright,
1916, by Mcclure Newspaper Syndi-
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08
The Most Abundant Metal.

Aluminium is the most abundant
of all the metals. In the form of its
oxide, alumina, it constitutes about
15 per cent of the earth's crust, ac-
cording to the United States geologi-
cal survey. Yet until recent years it
was a curiosity; there were only a few
hundred or few thousand pounds in
existence, and its value was s14 or
SIS a pound. Within a generation
1t has become very useful, now selling
at about 20 cents a pound. The entry
of aluminium into the field of useful
metals came with the discovery that it
could be extracted from the mineral
bauxite, a claylike substance. This
mineral itself is by no means plenti-
full, but known deposits are sufficient
to make aluminium an important COM
petitor of certain metals, such as cop
per and tin, in good many lines of
work.
Already aluminium has displaced
steel in certain classes of construction
where strength is required in combi-
nation with extreme lightness, such as
in the manufacture of flying ma
chimes. An alloy known as duralu-
min, containing about 95 per cent of
aluminium, is claimed to have quail
ties as good as those of good Besse-
mer steel. although it is only one
third as heavy. This alloy possesses
great hardness when annealed, and it's
melting point is above 200 degrees F.
The great future of aluminium lies in
the perfection of a process whereby it
can be commercially extra cted from
the unlimited deposits of alumina-
rich ciays and rocks which exist in
all parts of the world. The day which
shall yield really cheap aluminium
holds out boundless possibilities. The
chemist or investigator who can de-
wise the needed process of extraction
will not be forgotten by succeeding
generations.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08
LOVE LITTLE.

Live little, love a littleas you pass along !;
Cheer the hopeless and the weary with a
friendly word, a song,
Smile the more when clouds are lying low
upon the misted hills;
Soothe the souls all sadly signing love will
heal a whole worlds ills.
Live little, love little, laugh at fancied
pain,
Close your eyes and dream of flowers sweet
and fragrant after rain.
Ease the load of burdened shoulders do the
very best you can;
Sure, it's love that breaks the boulders, love
of God, and love of man.
John r. Jarvis in Christian Herald.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08
Every week should be Baby Week.

How the rumors and the reports OF
this and that activity incident to the
war don't prove up with the truth
The German sea-raider, Moewe, that
was reported captured off the Bra
zilian coast by a British cruiser the
other day, has returned safe and
sound to a German port with a bag
of 199 prisoners and a million marks
in gold bars. And during her opera
tons she sank no less than Is mer-
chant vessels
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08
On the Spur
of the Moment

By ROY K. MOCLTON


Ebenezer Amos Blue
Journeyed his existence through
Worrying from morn to night
Nothing seemed to go just right;
And he wandered through the town
Spreading seeds of discomfort,
Each and every place he went.
On his shoulders, sure as fate,
1t was his life mission to
Pull his country safely through.
Worried when he went to bed.
Fearing that he'd wake up dead.
SAID sadie he wished se % he'd Ips1 ne'eT T BEEN % born
When the day opened bright and fair.
weather breeder" he'd declare
Folks would walk around block
To dodge Ebenezer's knock.
Other fellers got ahead,
Spite of all that Eben said;
Spite of all the warnings he
Gave them absolutely free.
He smelled trouble for mile
In the true detective style.
Worry he couldn't shirk,
Didn't leave much time to work.
No one seemed to realize,
Nor was willing to surmise
What the world was coming to,
Same as Ebenezer Blue.
He said they were fools, all right
So he worried night and day,
Lost his appetite and, say,
He was thin as any rat
Care, yoq know, win kin cat;
And he left this vale of tears
At the age of thirty years.
Uncle Abner.
There is only one thing that wor-
ries woman more than the high cost
of living, and that is her back hair.
The only thing in the world that
will stick better than a mustard
plaster is a life insurance agent.
Elmer Jones has bought the right
to sell a patent hair restorer. His
territory is all that section of the
United States east of the Mississippi
1-ix1 nd he 70 70
the bicycle in a day or two with the
idea of canvassing the territory be-
fore fall.
John d. Oilyfeller said he got rich
Peters took his advice. Hod has got
$3.S7 already and he has only been
savin' them goin on four years.
Mrs. Anse Frisby wore the arts and
crafts lamp shade down town the
other day by mistake. thinlkin' it was
her hat, and nobody else noticed the
difference either.
Abner Jones says he expected to git
a wife down to the city but there are
them as says that he had better pick
out some single woman.
Rev. Hudnutt asked Lem Higgins
what motive he had for becomin' an
engineer on the railrud and Lem said
it was a locomotive The durn jokerI
never saw a man go through a
gate but what he tried to kick it open
with MS root, or woman VINO dldn
fuss around and look for the latch.
Perhaps some day somebody with
a lot of brain power will invent a
square lead pencil that won't roll off
the table, but 1 doubt it.
They say potatoes are going to be
more expensive, but it is hard to see
how they can ever be much more ex-
pensive than they are in some of
them high-toned cafes.
When woman starts keeping a
diary she discovers that if she is liv-
ing a quiet life she will have nothing
to record; if she is living a busy life
she will have no time to record it,
and if she is living a frivolous life
she will be ashamed to record ii.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08

Hogs have begun to soar as to
prices, and Immediately after the time
when the frugal farmers disposed of
all they had ready for market SO that
they wouldn't have them in their pos
session on March 1 and thereby have
TO nav taxes on them.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08

Jane whispered what she thought
Mildred had said to John, who sat at
her right. and so the whispered word
went around the table.
When it reached Mildred again she
laughed heartily. "Tinga-lee has a
new hearti" she announced, and then
she told them what she really had
said.
Could it possibly change that
much?' asked Betty's mother, who
was interested in the new game.
play it again and I'll start it," And
she whispered, This sentence will 20
around correctly" But it came back
to her, THE sentinel stood on the
mound Imply"
The children played the new game
till fathers and mothers began To
come for them and maybe you win
like to play it some day, too.-(Copy-
right-Clara Ingram Judson)
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08

Rather unusual, isn't it, that some
Of the blame for the freight conges-
tion in the east that is affecting the
traffic situation all over the country
should be placed on the shoulders of
the shippers and receivers of freight
and the railroads, instead of all of it
being laid at the door of the European
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08

In all likelihood. the bachelor judge
of the Chicago court of domestic rela-
stions who sought and obtained his
ttfansfer to another court because the
domestic tragedies related to him got
on his nerves and were destroying his
ideals of humanity-in all likelihood,
he will continue in the role of bache-
lor until he shuffles off the mortal
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08

trial progress, having only one-quar-
ter ton per capita to her credit. These
figures are convincing of the fact that
the United States has preponder-
ating advantage over other countries
in the strength of its industries, the
most important consideration in the
question of preparedness for war or
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08

In an appeal to the European bel
ligerents to lay down their arms as
the Lenten season approaches, and
one which viii undoubtedly fall on
deaf ears, Pope Benedict graphically
ci1aracterizes the war as The suicide
of Europe" And that surely seems no
more nor less than what it is.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08

Some of the goosebone weather
prophets, who are also prominently
fdentified with the Worry club. are
convinced that the present variety of
weather is a certain breeder of late
frosts that will be sure to get in their
fine work on the fruit and berry crops
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08
Delicate Combination.

Prosperity and peace combined
Compose a blessing hard 20 find,
For when prosperity CLEAN fair
We fight to grab the biggest share.
Wa shin nfOn Star
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08

At any rate, the March winds are to
be complimented for reaching the
scene on scheduled time. Disagree
able as they are, it is much better to
have them now than during April or
Nav
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08
Three Things Made From Three Eggs.

All of these can be made at the
same time. These recipes are abso-
lutely successful because they are
tried by exact measurements.
One Small Loaf Angel Food Cake
Three whites of eggs Gf eggs are
large three eggs equal one-half cup).
one-half cup flour, three-fourths cup
sugar (granulated), one-hadf tea
spoon cream tartar, one-half teaspoon
salt. These dry ingredients sifted into
the whites after thoroughly beaten
stiff Add one-half teaspoon vanilla.
Bake in an ungreased pan in a slow
oven.
Cream Salad Dressing (to be made
from the two egg yolks)-One table,
spoon flour, one tablespoon sugar,
one-half tablespoon dry mustard, one
half teaspoon salt, one-half teaspoon
celery salt, one-half teaspoon paprika.
Mix dry ingredients into smooth paste
with either milk or cream. Add the
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08

And not few "old maids are
prominent the country over in the ac-
tivities incident to Baby Week, bless
Pern
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08
Household Hints
Florida MarnlaIade.

One dozen oranges. one grapefruit,
one large pineapple, four pounds
granulated sugar.
Take eight peeled oranges; core and
slice thin.
Take four unpeeled oranges; core
and slice thin.
Cover all with water and set over
night.
In the morning slice pineapple, add
to above and put all on stove togeth-
er. Cook down one-third, then add
sugar and cook till thick. This makes
about three quarts
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08
Talea1S
- %camh@rsnJoddson - 80
A DINNER TABLE GAME.

Il think this has been a lovely
party" whispered Mildred (very,
very softly) to her right-hand neigh
Dor, Jane.
The Topeka state journal., 1916-03-08
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-22

Serbert @ndiis, ouf OeHeu Sols
im oglortbeoIt Bart" Bad Giper,
Die Gnnton-@oli5ei cine &o5aio ee.
mo6t bot, Iieferte lid gcitern Der
EoIi5ei ous. @r ipuroe nad giire.
I6oftsiteIlune i'm @etroee bon $3.50
bis 81 eiuem beute ItottiinoenOen
Terbor tuegeu elmer glntIage Der siib.
rimg eines imorOentIihen Soides
aiif freien SUB oeiebt. Gle iedS
NlGnner iolpobI, oIs aud oie feds
6rauen, peIde i'm SouIe oes 8adus
perbaitet imo einaeitedt ipuroen. Iino
ebcniaus nod SteIlung bon Sidcr.
belt Bis gum gerb0r freieelaiien NOR.
oen Eie 9InfIoee eeaen oieie 12
Terionen Iautet ouf lnonIt6noiaa
sIuffiibrung. 9hd godus' @lob
muroe ibon om 8. SlueuIt cine No3.
5ia iInternommen. Gieler SAL lit
nod in Ger SHpebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-22
Giue OlieIen.SdJilSfrOte am Der SmI.
tuu.glbenMe.

SSm Sofe oes .Srn. @m. W1oore,
gsr. 1929, Oloro-6uIton.gloenue, nab.
men eeitern pieIe 9Ieueieriae cine
Siieien.Sdil in 9lnaenidein,
Die BON 9lngleru NIT elmer Itarfen
Shmr in Der g(dbe bon Qope Ioint
am Sonntag aefangen moroen mar.
Gle Shnur mar bon Srn. SSoIepb
=. S6nIb. 9Ir. $3.50, gniott.5troBe,
onsgeporien poroen. 9luBeroem be.
fanoen liH in Ser @eieIlibaft sic
Serren 3. Groule 9tr.t55O, Srienos.
bnrp.StroBe; George Tolep, Olr.
1900, observation-disclosures; 6. 6.
Hltter. 9ir. 1887, gSoro.Srlton.
9loenuc, uno 6. M}aper, gsr. tt9,
Siio.Somaro.StraBe Tie Shilo.
frote Wiest $40 @fnO. Sn friibc-
rem SSnbreu prroen iolde eroBcn
grempIore offers eeiebcu; ober ole.
ielbeu iino in Sen Iebten 3ebn Sab.
rem iebr ielten oeporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-22
ocrbf- nnO gSintcr6iitc fertis.

9IrnItrono, Gator & 50. bnben Elm
reidboItiges Eager bon Tomen.
Siiten fir Oie 8interiaiion. -
Ger ibpar5e Snmmetbut itebt int
GorOergrlmo. ~ 9hlspub ser
Siite gei1madool.
9ei glnbrlid) Der SerbIt- mo @in-
terioiIon peroen mir ais &opfbe'
oediing Der 1nmen faIt alsihlieBlid)
Sommetbiite ieben. @eionoers Der
I6mar5e Sommet nit oeHen Siilie
itets elm geihmadpoIler Tomenbut
bergeiteIlt meroen fam, miro in Der
Gbarles.StraBe, iowie in olen an
Oeren Staottbeilen 81 ieben iein.
glrmitrone, Gator & 60, Oas be-
fannie Tamenbut.@eidGft an Ger
@elt.9oltimoreItroBe eroffnet NOR.
gen sic 9erbIt- uno @interlaiiou.
gIusiteIling in 0nmen.Siiten. Die
Eusmoderinneu Der Sirma baben
eS berltanoen, rei5enoe 0foOelle ber.
gliteIIen, trosoem BON @oris MIR me-
ni9e Mooenbiite uad Baltimore ge.
fommen iino.
Die meiiten Site iinO bon i1mar.
gem Sonnet, es bat ober Den gln-
ldein, ols Oh ole @ronotfarben ebeu-
foas ieoem Sut cine inteIIigente @r.
lbeinung geben. Iie @rauotiorbe
miro mobl in Ger fommenOen Sniion
bon Gomen Der ieinen @eIeniHoit
Dem idwor5en SONNET oorge5oeen
meroen.
8e5iigIi6 Ser 6orm imo @r0Be
Der 0iite fam geiaet Weroen, Dob ole
6ormen Ourdpeg iebr die fms, nab.
reno ole @roBe iib inn 9fabmen Ger
9eibeiOenbeit, i'm 8erb1ltniB 81 Dem
llmfang Der Siite in sen oergangenen
Saiions, beiin0et. @eridieOene Siite
iinO oIlerOings iebr lmfangreib, be-
ionOers oieienigen ole nit elmer
groBen weiBen StrailBenieOer ge.
idmiidt iino. SIN 9lagemeiueu lit Oie
6ocou Der Siite ungefdbr Oieielbe ais
I'M Oergangenen @inter. Gie oEam
D'Sbanter" -Socon iheint iebr pOpu-
lar 81 meroen.
Der gluSpllb, pelder fir ole @in-
terbiite benlbt miro, lit iebr monnie.
faltig. groBe SGleiien-@er5ierim-
gen perOen ieooh permieoen 10 0oB
jeOer Sut mebr ooer meniger fIod
bleibt iuo ieine natiirlibe 6orm nidt
oeritiimmeIt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-22

gtctirlnaen an Der bieiieen 9lftien.
90rie.
Och. nsrl
roIiirlor' eiuoi.ufieH Crea)
Baltimore sim 4er 1858 . 9ok
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-22
Sin SGder ION @eselassrsrn amfse
balten.

n9onge MAIDEN Gilt ni6t~ 10
Oodfe weuigitens ser Bidder 9orI
2uopig bon gSr. 72t, @elt-@erman.
StroBe. Gs NOR eeitern Morgen nm
152 llbr als 9uowis, peIder in elmer
@Gderei an Scr GoIumbia-9luenue an.
gelteut it, ieineu Seimpee ontrot.
NIIs er iib ON Der @de bon 6remont-
gOemie uno @erman.StroBe n1berte,
iprangen pIoblidb 5mei gteger ouf i'm
81, imO mGbreno elmer ,S1noe bodl"
commauoirte, bielt ibm Ser anoerc
einen 9epoloer irnter oie gtaie. 9uo-
mig lieb iih ieoo9 ni6t einiHiidtern
unO beganu aus 9eibestrGften Inn
SiiIie 5ii rnfen, ioooB oie ean5e OIod.
barifoft oifgepedt pur0e. glim be-
faueu es ole gSeeer nit Scr glneit
81 tbm iulO eoben ScrieneeIo. "a
SuOipia mr cine i6wahe 9eidrei-
bpmg ser @eeelaeerer aeben fonnte,
bat Die Yoli5ei menig SoffnllnG, i6rer
bobbnft 5ii per0en.
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gLng ben 9suIiaeincridlten.

gIIS SoiCbcnoiebe Dem @eriHtsUerfob-
rem unter $500 giireiAoft iiber-
pieien. II 0ie gleeer 0oibielOs
uno Sids iinO bei6uIoigt, 8iI-
liam Yopp oIf elmer @lettrii6en
oen 9etrog bon $40 enttpenoet
6it boben.
Inter Der gInfIoge oes Toi6en.
oiebitobls wuroen Die gIeger 2ipin
Coi6ielos BON Ger. 624, Raborg-
StraBe, uno CHARLES SidS bon Gar.
642, @eit-Montgomerp- -StroBe, bon
Dem @oIi3eiridter 9otee I'M 9roof.
lDnerFoli5eieericbt inter $500 8iirg.
l6ait geitelt imO Dem @eri6tsper.
fabren iiberpieien. @iaiam @roofs
bon @e0ar Sill be5euete, oaB ole 8ei.
Oen cine 9eoertaide, meIde $40 ent.
bieIt, oneeblid aus Dem g3ode Oes
@iaiam Eopp bon g}r. 140, W1c.
-StraBe, itabIen ino Die Goi6e
fallen lieBen. Ger OiebItabl ereie-
nete ii6 in einem StroBenba6nmoe.
eon ser Curtis 9oD.9inie". Ger
@oli5iIt Spope Derboftete Die 6eioen
Tiebe.
8mei Srouen beltroft.
@ine @ortihladt 5Wii6en 6onnie
Blomman bon glr. 263O, Bernard.
StraBe, unO &oie &aounaugb bon
9lr. 2647, 9ernaro.StroBe, enoete
oamit, ooB Die bei0en 6rouen, sic
iid anaeblid ean3 ibredli6e @ortc
eeeenieitig an Den 9opf marfen, ieIt-
genommen imO geltern N}orgen bon
9i6ter S1roeoer in Der n0roIhen
@oli5eiitation ie nit So uno Soften
beltraft mlroen.
&ieB @erlebten Iiegen.
gSeiI er angeblib ieiu 9lutomobiI
nidt ausebolten bate, no6Oem er
SEQ Straiener bon g4r. 1876, Ct
Yaul-StrnBe, iiberfobren bate, iDur-
be gelteru Der gIeger goparo IeiIep,
Der al Der @nrf-9lpenue mobnt, per-
baftet lno bon Hibter @adaro in
Der mittIereu ToIi5eiitation nit $35
lnO Soften beItraft.
6 nbre der an ser 9[rbeit.
Gin lnbefonnter Dieb orana ge.
Itern olIr6 oen Seller in Sen 9ooen
Der 6irma 6reoerid S. @Gbr & 60,
ylr. 2t1, Noro.@reene.S .StraBe, eiu
llno entwenoete @Ieioer i'm @ertbe
bon $75.
3um 5meiter MaIe ber-
bnftet.
Gum 6meiten Mole in flint Eogen
milroe Sennie @ernItein bon g4r.
III Siio.@reene.StraBe, Dem Holi-
8eiridter GopfinS i'm meItIiden go.
li5eieeridt boreefiibrt. Sie mar an
geflagt, berailibenOe @etr1nfe obne
cine 2iceu5 Oerfauit 81 bobeu. go
li5iiten peronitalteten eeItern cine
Ho55ia auf 0os Sous glr. III, Siio-
@reenesStroBe, uno fanoen peridie-
oene &ilten Bier Dor lmo orei N}dn.
ner, welde ii9 ani6einen iebr mobI
fiiblten glm Iesteu Touneritog
Itano Sennie ebenioas Dor Dem ge-
Itrengen Sable. Canals bate iic
lih wegen elmer 9eilerei 5u Oerant.
morteu. Sennie ipuroe fir Sas @e.
riHtSperfabreu feTteeboIten lmo I'M.
fer 9iireihoft eeIteIlt.
Nit Den 81 0 ten oopon ge.
Tom en-.
8or 9aibter Toipfins inn peItli1en
YoIi5eieeriHt botten iid) aeItern So.
cob 2eOine, SsrneI aapeIlcr, Siioor
aarIin uno Charles $. 9eruitein un.
ter Der geibnIoigiiue 5u perantpor-
ten, am Sonntog eearbeitet 81 bo.
ben. Die aR0nner wurOen in Dem
Snuie 0lr. 3tS, @elt.9nltimore-Str.
uerbaftet. SeOer beitritt, eedrbeitet
81 boben. nnO erflGrtcn ale Bier ein-
miit6ig OoB iie ntr in ods Saus ee.
gongen ieieu. I'M iid uad 9[rbeit fir
Die fommeuoe @ode ln5uidauen.
@ernitein piiroe ireieeiproden, nab.
reno ole 9lnOeren ie oie Soften IN
80be BON $1.45 5oblen muBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-22

MdtAme gd6ermeIftsr nnb @dder.Nrbeiteti
lanqt iino nnentqeloIi1 beforet I'm NrbeltB'
Bhrean ~9, u. 81 NiifIels 3aue. 1O9 Npro.
6reberI6.etrnee. SDbn 2ebF, SeinditssaeeIii.
(6eb4, ,1SiaI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-22
Die meme .gIOennc.qimie er.
5ffuet.

@eItern Wlorgen muroe oie @iliI.
-StraBenbabulinie erOfnnet. Dies
lit cine 8erl1ngerlmg Der ct. SAUL.
StraBenlinie bon ser 81. StraBe
unS llniueriito @arhuoD. GS lit ma.
tiirlib nidt ole ais @uilforo.Apenue-
@ilnor.StraBe befannte 9inie.
9ei Sem 9liisbau ser 9inie bat
man ale @orii6tsmaBreaeln eetroI.
fen, ole Sdonbeit ser @eoeno nidt
81 beeintrGdtigen uno oaourh oen
@ertb oes @rlmoeieentbums bero6.
5uieben. Gine Sede uno cine gleibe
BON @6irmeu trennt Die 9erfebrsmege
fir @efdbrte anoerer glrt bon oelu
@a6pOamm Der StraBenbobn. Tos
guo5ieI Ser neueu 9inie lit @eoforo
Square.
Gie SdIfte Ser ct. 9ouI.StruBen-
@aogons peroen fortseIett bis sur
Dorf-Goao fabren, eenau 10 mie bis
Der. Gum llnteri9ieoe werOen auf
ser einen 2inie 0ie @ageons 9Iofate
nit ser gluflhrift: ,.llnion Stotion-
GjuiIioro" oie Der onoeren 2inie
Union Station @operlD" fii6ren.
9rntIdJc, OciterrciHiidjc NIB lEusa.
ride GrieesanIribcn.
100 Marf MnS 1003ronen unfiuGrts.
Sheo. $. 9iencr & So,
217 Git-BGltimOre-Sh.
(Wl1ra13-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-22
eSrIenberidt.

@roBc aouiluit mohtc iid oui ser
9iep gorfer 9orie bemerfbar.
-llnter oen giienbabn.9lusga6en
fiibrte 9leaOiug.- Stabl erreidte
neue Sobe. ~ Baltimore 90rie
nod rubig. - Baltimore Cube
itieg ouf 129s4.
SEEM gorf. 81. 9lueuit.-g -glab
elmer irreguldren Groifnune Scr
beutigen 9orie eeponn ser Nlarft
nod 9lbIoui ser eriten 10 D1imlten
cine ouBereepo6nlide Stdrfe mO
murOen sroBe 4Sreisiteieerimaeu in
Der Mebr5obl Ger glussoben Der.
merit. Gie sr0Bten 9Infduie purOeu
bon @ommiiiionsbduieru eemodt.
Oob mar aud Oos 9outelement 3iem.
lid itorf Dertreten.
llniteo StoteS Steel Stamm.
9Iftien Oerfouiten nit 9312 mdbreno
Oes gornittogs unO erreidten iomit
beinabe Die gleide S66e bon 1908,
in luelhem Sabre Oieie 9lftieu nit
947s perfauften.
Gie iiibrenOen giienbobn-9usgobeu
nit 9luSnobme BON 9eaOing luaren
rubig. Slm ipdten No6nittag fan.
oen groBe 9lnfdufe ieitens Niafler
Itatt, luelde peridieoenc 9anfbduIer
Dertraten Sic gInfdllie eritredteu lid
bolptiddlicb ouf Sdiiftbrts.Stomm.
gIftien, welde Oie 9leforO. S0be
bon 992z erreidten. Gie @or5ues.
oftien Oieier glusaaben errei6ten
nod einem @epiun bon 21a 9unfteu
1O3A. 9leaoing NOR sleidfolls in
ltorfer 0odiroee.
sm gfod)mittag iteIlte iid) cine ee-
miiie lln6eitimmtbeit elm. 5ieberbofte
Anfduie brohten 93eaOing ouf 1071s,
oob aing ct. Yaul 5lr ielben 3eit
nabe5u 3wei Nlrnfte 5uriid, mo ga.
ben onOere Giieu6obn gluseaben
9leiuigfeiten ber Stuoe6ofer fiel
~ @unft auf 1894 8uriid, m0
muBten iidb Oie Shiifabrts.gluSad.
ben ebenfoIls eiueu fIeinen 9lbItrid
gefallen lailen.
Baltimore 80rle.
Ger Baltimore Northumberland
bdlt INNER nod an reierpirt 81 iein.
@s lieet feline 9allifroft Dor, unO lit
ouh nireenOS Elm Grud fir oeu Der.
faui 81 merfen Gie groBe &oufhtit
weIde iih an ser g8oIl.StraBe BE-
merfbor madte, botte feinen @influB
alIf oie bieiiee 9orie ouSgeiibt. Ser
Otarft 5eigte eineu euten llntertou
OOh febIte ibm oos 2eben.
Baltimore Cube Stammoftieu im0
llniteo HoilpoDS Stommoftien bicI.
ten an, inter forteeietten Sronsaf.
tionen 81 iteigen penn ouh feline
beionoere Seitiefeit in @eihGfteu 81
oernerfen mar. Baltimore Cube Der.
foufte 81 ieinem bohiteu &reis in
Der @eihibte nit 129sl. Sn 6inon5.
freiien iullroe pieOerum bebauptet
OoB Oie Eirettoren sic pierteli06rlihe
Eiuioenoe erb0ben piirOeu, bod
fonnte OieIeS Geriibt niht oiiiSieIle
9eitdtieung finoen.
9lntbeile Scr Dopiion G6enriiden
6abrit oerfalften 5u ser nieOrigen
gsotirune BON 3515 mO lit ser
bisber erreidte nicorigIte @reis
3414 Yunfte nnter Dem Subicrip-
tions.Yreis. GS madte lid seitlpeiic
ein &erfnufsOrud 6emerf6or, umo in.
folge Oes @eriogenS elmer llnter-
itiitlne eiugeu Die Nreiie idneIl 81.
rid. Sn ser GeIgruppe bewegten iidl
Oie beiOen GosOen.9lussoben in Sen
gelpobnliden @egen nno iinO bier,
mie in anOeren ghseaben oiif Ser
Siite, feline bemertenswertben Ser.
onOerlngen eingetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-22
Ylm &abital.MmIcgrr.

pelme 30 iparen iuAnIdlen nnb grphe pbet
Htlue Gnmnien 9elb in Bodr Dber tn ulonat-
ndlem QbSublnnaeM anlegen wuIler, no 20 tnl
Ia elnigem Subren mebr iule UerocpPdt. 1ptr
tfferlren aruhe BAt Belencnc Wrnnoftilde tn
BtIIa Wgpa, Der nenen geritaot. 9tetn
eie Sbr C5elb tett an, bnmit 9le bic nlebri9tn
Raten eVhnuen, GjrnhbfHde O2M bel 300,
aud 1876 bel $50, flir iutnlecr ais 0eHte tre
nuabrotInD. gpirb balo 10 0ent0 pro lha-
brntFnb Ipevi9 fein. Gementlrte @nn9lpe0e, itas
eaDaminrte etrahen, llrfunbe nnc Warnnfle ecs
titelS init etnaeidlofen; cine Velegenheit tir
eebene5ett. WlGppen, Btlber unb pDIle etu5elus
Oelten 81 erhnIien bon
0lidarS g8. GOOf,
Rr. IA, cN.aaIHatOH.ehabe.
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