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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

fatntnodlnlg fir Die oobon getroi.
lenen nidts llugiinItiges 6eoertell
oilrfte, ionit mare nobl foitm oabet
bon cinen frelioigel @reiqniIIe Die
9le0e geipeien, es idien linn ober
oo9 geratet iidb erit an ciner 1naB-
gebenoen Stelle iiber Die 8eoeutlna
oieies rdtielgoften @ortes AT erfiln.
oigen, ebe er iid) on Die 8er6reitunq
Der gtadrit6t tnadte. @r Groudlte ia
babel Die 2uelle ieiner 8iIIenId,aft
ni6t oi5ugeben. 9llio man0te CT lid,
an Den binter Dem Sombanf iteben.
ben iuneen Serrn Galinna, Der Siem.
li9 niBbergniigten @eIidtes All Dem
fleinen sSeniter oes Sfenfrouines
binousblidte, beriilieO uber, fih oo.
BEL irgeno cine 8IoBe au Qeben. @r
las ibnt Die 8efanntmabunq Dor
imo fniipfte ooran in barnloient
Gone Die 8rage: ogto, iuos ioqen
Sic itnn Oo5u, Serr @alinnu? sS1t
ooS ni6t gerooe5u merfuiir6iq?
gSInneitiert" iollen oieIe 02enI6en
iebt oil9 nod neroenl~
SSron5 Galinna ober tDon6te aor
nidt Oen 4opf nad ibm, 6enn orou.
Ben, in Dem fleinen @enliiIeqorten,
oeu man bonn 6eniter oes S1enf.
roiimes itberieben fonnte, Ibien ct
mas Dor5ugeben, mas ibn ipeit mebr
intereiiierte. 9a fniete 6ie W2drid
Brltdnoip Dor einem ser 8eete nit
lungem @riin5eltg lno pfliidte Gel.
lerie ooer Siippenfrait fir 0as W2it.
tageiien. @nn5 longiom uno obne
licb 81 iibereilcn notiirli6, 0enn lic
batte Der Dlltter ia gefiinOigt, nidyt
nlr geitern obeno I'M eriten llnmlt,
ionoern nod einmol nno no6oriid,
lid beitte friib nacb Dem Wlorqen-
faffec llno babel ic6ien iie es niGt
i'm geriugiten 81 Ser3en sit ne9ncn,
Dab tie oic cute mo eintr1qlidc
Stcllc oitigob, oenn lic iGcr5tc 6ei
Der 9lrbeit init ciHcm 9urid)cn scr
olf Der on6crcn 5citc ocS Stofct5op.
ncS lebntc, il0 bon 0cm CT nlW 6el
@iidcn icbct fonntc. sic lodlte, OoB
i9rc ,lpciBen 309pc mr. 10 PIietclL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

itilBer tpllilte, 0eru nit Sen ongcblic1
tnlllen &linoen Dottc CT porbcr ouf
ied5ig ODER iirb5ig 9ro5cllt oes
eigentliben HeporohirlobncS iniin0-
lid offoroiert uno 0cn aontroDentet
Die bcrubigenoe 8uiicberng gege.
ben, OaB iie olf nodtrGglid]e Ibrift-
lide Wlobnunpen fiHt 81 reagieren
braa6ten. llno ipie olles aud ipie.
Oerilm iein @iltes bate: ipenn feline
6roit fir iiebeneinbolb SilbergroIc9en
nno freies Giien in Die Stoot polc6en
ging, oonn botte er 5u Sniie Sent
leben &onnte orbeiten ODER ollf oel
&Iatid geben BEL oet g8a6burn, ODER,
iDie beiite pornnittog, no eS elm neites
&reisblott CAB, ii1 in Die &rrgiilbe
ieben itno nit Der iti6t gerooe iiber-
mdBigen &ennt1is Ger oelitiben
Sprobe oie onttlinen Oleiiigfeiten
ent3iffern. @roB mar bic 9lusbeilte
ia gerooe ni6t, oenn in Der gfegel
bonoelte es iid5 MIR ilnl8erororntngen
oes Serrn 2unorates ipegen &louel.
ieude uno 9fotlauf, ODER Die @efonut-
mo6ung, al ipelhen Eagen bic nod
I'M WilitGrberbdltiliS befinolicber
irugen 2eilte' iitb, ie nodb ibrem Sobr-
gang iu1o Srltppenteil, 5ur &ontroll.
beriomulng 81 itellen bdtten. 8u.
neilen ober fano iib in Dem onttlicbelr
Eeile oi1 cine g2ahribt, 0ie es ipobl
berlobnte, iib oariiber nit oen 9ori-
genoiieii 5u benebmen lno ous5iliprc.
den, elm Stedbrief nit mtsgeieBter
9elobmlug, ooer, mie beute, cine
9efmnntmo6ung, oie ielbit einent in
Oieiem @ebiete belelenen Wlame
nibt elei6 olIf oen eriten 8lid ber.
itdnoliH ericbien. ugln1neiiie~ itonb
n1mli1 ooriiber, ciu @ort, oos ibnt
i'm GreiSblottc nod iiie begcgnet
mar, uno oabinter foletc cine Scr.
or0rulng, 0aB aus glnlaB eines frcils
0igen @reigniiies i'm aonigsbauie
ale oejeniecn oonneItiert iperocit
iollten, Oic bis 3il elmer Strafe bon
feds W9onotcn @cfdngniS ncrlIrtcilt
iuorOcn fpdrcn. Ga idblob Scr Nlci.
tier 9luglitin 5ipar, DaB oicir 30,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07

rno jet, nit einem Wlole gipg ettpaS
iUie @ritalmen iiber ibre leic1t BE-.
iDegliDen 8iige. Sic itano oltf,
flopfte iicb Die @arteueroe BON Der
S6iir5e ino idien cine gonae @eile
lang naGgltoenfen iino ai iiberIeaen,
odnn ober itredte iie, ipie iulter ei-
mem plobli1en gntidluiie, Dem am
3olne lebnen0cit @nric6eil oie Sono
eiiteegen, nobm ibren &orb nit
@riiit5eltg duf rmO febrte nad oem
Sonie 5llriid. ltn0 er fab aof5
6eutli9, pie iie in Dem glugenblidc,
ols iie oenl @urihen ben 9fiiden 5r.
febrte, Die glilgen i6loB uno sic
3dbne feit aufeinonoer biB, ols be-
itdrfte iie ii1 ieIblt in cinent @nt.
ibluiie, Der iie Oielleidt cine lteber.
Dinoung gcfoitet bate. =.
@r fubr aus ieinem Sinnen em.
por.
nSSSo, mas boben sic oeIoet, Dlei.
tier 9luguItin2 9[lio ridtia ipegen
Ser 9lmueitie i'm areisblottl Dos
baben mir in Berlin i6on Dor bier
5ebn &ogeu geipuBt, iino es lit oud
gan5 notiirliG. @esbolb iollen oieIe
orinen 8uri1en ollein oitsgeI6loiIeit
iein, iuenn oas gan5e 8olf cine Sreil-
De BATE
80, TO- iogte Ser S6uIter, uno
madte elm no60enflicbes @eiidjt, Of
pobl ibnt feline 10 gei6idt augelegte
5raee ni6t Die eetpiiuidte 9luffId.
ritug gebra6t botte, ma ia, notiit.
li6 ino ielbitperitGnolid iollen Eie
au1 cine tSreiloe bobenl glber iuieio
oenn glci6 9lmneitie2"
Sect nniBte 5rot5 &olinno luc6et.
80 sic nellnnlolueitnflitqer &ed-
0robt3ieber, neil glmneltic 9eqnooi.
9im1 beiBt mo ole 9efonntntoWmg
I'M 9reisbIott beioet ui1tS oiocrcs,
ais SAB ollc frcigcloiien oocrl6cgnu.
oigt ncrocn, bic wcnigcr ais icbS
Nionotc gcfric0t bobcnl"
@lciitcr glnglitin itinmtc bcr5boit
in ooS @odjcll ciL oenl Die quito
Soliic 0cS SScrridlcrs in Sdcnfroru
i&icu iDm cillc Giiuitiac Uclc0cllgcit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
Elm Dnrfrntttau i II

70 blieb ibm nibts nnocrcs iibriq ais
lein nldjt geraoe pergniiglides Sano.
iperf ipeiter 81 betreiben 3ihpciler.
an ben Sagen itdmlid, ole einen,
reibliden Bfeffcrnlih5qeiillle folatcn,
fonnte CT oet idnerlidcn @criidl fri.
iben SeOerS gar ilidjt Dertroqen, uno
oos gt6belt nit gehorobt beriirIodtc
ibn gern0eait Bein. glber mas balf
esq 9as bisden S6uiterci go6 ibnt
Denigitens Ole W}itteI, fiir Elm poor
5titHoen am &oge AT nergeiien, oof
er trob ieines Rei6tilnls eigentlidb
Elm arner Wldnn mar. GoS @eib
nobm ibm 5tDor aub ie0esmoI ocn
iouer perOienten 2obn fir Elm Boor
neubeioblte oOer borgei6nbte Stieiel
ob, ourb beridmiegene 8ereinborun-
gen NIT ieiner @luoI6oft ober gelang
eS ibm bod 5ilipeilen,, babel getr1qe
bon bicr5ig Bis fiinf5ig Bfcnnig Der
Sontrolle 5u ent3ie6et, ino iuenn
feine Sdul0 i'm aruge 5u iebr an
ihmnll, oann ipuroe einfaM eir Gro.
Berer llml1log genodt. Dam gait
es, irgeno Elm Wi6rben 81 erfipoen,
oas einen beoouerliben 9[usfall i'm
Sdiiitergeiddfte erflGrIih mobte.
Wlol iporeit oie foulen Stellen III
oen neuen Soblen trob allen Ser
ihnlicrens init @uds 10 ocittlid) ef-
fennbor geblieben, Dab Ger aunoe
oafiir einen getrog bon iieben biz
adt SilbereroiHen in 9lb5ug brnGtc,
ODER er botte, leidtiinnigeriDcilc,
einem ani1eineno iiderel iilngen
Wionne in einem 2ooengeld)1ite ein
Boor Stiefel ouf areoit porgeiGl1t,
Ilin6 oieier iiinge W}onn mar in cine
fren0e Stoot uno ein nenes @ngo,
cement geqongelI, obne Die S1ulters
rehmliig 81 be3oblen. Damn 3eterte
bic @ottin 3ipar, Dab CT glrbeiteu oili
Stre6it iibernabni, obne iid fir oie
@c5abmng geniigenoe Sicberbeit lci-
item 3u loiicn CT dbcr perbentc oor
ran icocSnol 70 picl, DOB cr ocn cigc,
ncn, Idon itorf ms Nonlrn 1crots,
ncn &rcOit i'm arlgc Oircl cine cr.
bcbliNc g(bldlogS5aDIuu9 lJicoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
Die @iMOcrIa6nlltnn.

Sreitet li9 in Soltimorc.Gount1 aus.
2oS S6IieBeu oacr S6ulcn I'M
GountD 0erlan9t. @lc6rcrc ucuc
Sale bctouut aerporocu.
5ronceS Scamapcr, oie 4 So6rc
alte Eodter pon Serrn 1n0 ;Froll
Soitis Seamaper g}r 736, Sa6 8.
StroBe, Itor6 geiteru an ser ainoer.
lobniung. Gas aino mar ieit 3 "a.
Gen trouf ino Der 6e6onoeluoe g(r3t.
Gr 6orrD @roB, bon g}r. 1903, Wlt.
&opol-9lOenne, itelte am 5meiten
aronf6eitsta0c Oei SAL ais anoer.
ld3nung feit
aroBocm oos aino uic6t nit onoe.
ren ainocrn ieit leiuer Grfranfina
N Serii5rlnG gefonmlen iii, 6errid,t
unter oen 9laG6arn 6earciif6e @e-
liur5llnd, belonoers neil 0os Strr6e.
bous nur einen baIben 9lod BON ser
Ycr5 Nelu'&lrWe llllo sS1ule ent4
fernt lit.
Serr Charles 9. Sic0cr, BON 9}r
%, g9ooolauo-9lOenuc, 6efldate iidl
BEL DER Observation-Disclosures 06B Sic.
ielbe Die Sdulen fiir Baltimore
GountD nidt fiir ainoer inter 13
Sa6reu aeidloiien bobe Gr 6e6aup-
tet Dob in elmer S6uIe in ieincr
9ladbari6oit ii6er 1000 sbiiler
im0 SGiilerimicH 5iionmenacpierbt
ieicn.
9Ils es befonut pnrOe, BOB sic S.
idbrige Sane Snglis, sic Godlter bon
Serrn uno 6roil s. Q. Snglis, an
Der &inOerld6ning erfronft lei, Ionf
Die 3obl Ser Sdiiler ser 8imIico-
S6ule, in 9oltimore.Gountp, bon
700 oui 200.
Gr. s. 9l 9toDlor, scr @cirno6eits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-07
n. Gortieenna.l


SSi Der groben ariigitube mar eS
IT'LL iuio einidm, mir Der Sduiter
9Iusritin lab an eNem Der bloufge.
iteuerten Glide, itqrfte iidj nit
einem eroBen aroiiien Bfeffermiuo
81 eiucm @onge in Die Std0t, oui
Dem er ein E1or neu6eioblte St;efelll
ab5uliefern geoodte, ino las oic
9}eiiiefeiten I'M ArciSblotte. Gang.
fam itno beoddjtig, oenn icin @eimGft
elite nidlt, Iog ibm oud ni1t ionOer.
lid am Ser3en, felt er ourH cine Orb
idjaft bon 1ipeibinoert Solern IN Die
Gage oerlebt iporoep mar, geipiiier.
maBen ais Elm @entiier at leben. 9ieie
Sumne bate er in SeiIen bon oreiBie
iuno uier5ig W1art inter oie Eogelob-
her uu0 Gigent1tner bes eigenen uno
Der RoHboroorfcr perlieben, gegeit
aeniigenoe Giherbeit nntiirli1, uno
Der 3inSfiB, Den er babel er5ielte,
oedte reiblid oen Nerbralt1 Ieines
bclbei0cnen &nuS6olteS. @r belt iid
babel genou an onS @eieb, oos einen
0orleiber befunntlih nidt mehr ais
IedlS 9ro5ent ghtben perItattete; DC
Ct ober Dieie feds gro3ent nid)t fir
Die 3aucr eiiles sSobres erbob, ion.
bern itets fir oie 5riit BON bohitens
pier5ebn Gagen oltf einen laugerel
Serlnin perlieb CT fein @elo n, 10
aeitoitete ibm oieier oftere llmiHlog
ieincS glnIogefopitals etit gdn5lid ior-
getfreies Doiein lluo CT bate Die
SdlHterei ganS iluo gar altfgeben
fonnen ipenn nidt feline 6roll boJe-
ipcien mare, Elm bon Ser glrbeits- iinb
S1biudjtsmut gera0e5u beielieneS
g9eib, oas Inn geringen 2obn IN Die
Sta0t paIben ging, obwobl eS bod
gar nidt notig mar, ino ibn ie0en
Nfennig Der peroicntcn 8inicn fort.
nnbnt, inn iie ipic6cr III oerielben NIT.
brinaenoen @eiic on3ulegcn tpie oaS
Stonnnfopitol. llno ga iis qor fcir
@crit1noms oaiiir beioB. ooB Gin ben.
fenocr Nlmu oud NAL fit io5uiogcil
ariitige 0cniiilc cip 9c0iWiniS 9attc,
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.Seiraths. Qirenaeu

@iaiom $. gonieG 81 ino Glen
IS. 9nt 81.
@illint q. glanfeni6ip, AZ, luo
Sucg SeiDes, 80.
Stelport $. 9ulf, 81 mo &ouline
s. Zimmerman 10; 8eioe BON gorf,
@enniplbonio.
&oDmono o. Glen, 2i, imo Qua
% glelion, %.
Sobn % 0aiaer, "a, rmo aot6a-
rine Q. @oblib, 23.
@iaioui 5oos, %, imo 9llice 8. g..
Gettinger, t6.
9Irtbur g. @arSncr, 26, imO cSba
@. @inter 26,
erneit g @lotfelter, p, @air, Go..
ilno D'orD s. @oper iS, @roD6ills,
Genniplbania
@iaiom @. Sageoon, 81, (g9itt-
iper) lmo 9leaie IS. 8reOerid, 10;
9eioe BON Charlotte, q. s.
@iaiam 6. ano6e, 80, rmo emma
g. @iienfo6r, 27.
Sorr1 arotpie, 26 nno Belle aop-
Ian %.
Gogar s. 8oriop, ST., SO. @6ilo-
OeIpbia, 3D. iuio G6it6 s. Grice, t9.
@loois G6ompion, AS, (@ittwer)
uno emma g. Gate, 80. (geittpe)
Sowaro g8. gSoermer, 81, mO
N'arp 8, @orOner, IL.
5Sranf 3eaer, 80, iino g1uuie Gebc-
lono, tS.
Sonic @olubc, p, nno 9lnna aur-
Hebfp, "a
tSranf s @litdcl, ~ ills 9(nna
Soges, "a 8eioe bon Gon0en q. 8.
9lmoS s, G6orleS, 81, unO SuIie
IS. Charles, IS; @eioe bon W}illers-
bile, 9a.
@corgc gs. @lcDer, "a mo Soa 30.
guuce, IS.
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0as 60. stiftunasfea.


9egc6t om Eienitog Ger r@ermauio
Mdnnerdor. Die peroieritool-
le sdHgeridoft 6e9e6t oicieS Gr-
cigniB nit einem pripoteu Ban
fctt an Sonutog. Sin Gon5ert,
16eoter 9ltffii6rlmg mo 9oa
jci6nen oas 6cit aus.
Se65a So6re iino cine lauge 3eit
lmo ie6r ie6r longe fiir einen oert.
iden @ereiu. Ole Sdnqeri6uft OeS
r@ernonia N}dnner6ors~ fam AM
Gienitog auf oieies ieltene SSu6ildlm
5lriid6liden @os Bat ii9 ni1t al
les IN oieien Sa6ren ereieuet2 ggel6e
oorneurei6e @ege niuBte Der @ereiul
ponOeln inn lid penigitens nod eli,
nigermoBen oen Oeiitiden 9lomen 5u
er6altenl @liidlib muroe oos Shiff
Inn geidbrlic6e &lippeu geiteuert un0
legte noG edj5igid6riger Srrio6rt
micoer I'M 9oltimorer Saien reIp.
III Der 9toro.SouorOsStraBe, an. Gin
idones 6eit 3cigt es bod, ooB ser
oeutidc @eiit uno oos oelltIde 2ieO
untcr Der Sdngeridait oieIes Ger.
eireS nod oa5u oient. oie t6eure
Naltteripra6e 5lt er6alten imo su
pflegeu trob oller 9lnieinoungeu, sic
BON perid6ieoenen SeitcH gegen oos
GeutidtbimL ons oIeuti6e 2ieO@
ln0 inloDaleu 9iirger ergongen iino.
Gieies @reigniB in ipiirOiger gSeiie
81 6eae6cn miro iib ole Sdugeri6oft
am Sonntog in Oeu Glu6rGumen oes
GereinS bel cincm 9anfett 5uIan,
menfinoen.
9lm Gienitag finoet Elm groBeS
CONCERT nit G6eoter 9luffii6runh
ioipie 9oIl itott.
Gas @on5ert Groaramm lit oaS
iSolaenoe:
Cuocrtirc aCmpioua" .........G. @uerner
t@iniers 9apeac)
aRdnncrdj0rr:
p e8efmaniseugrliBD ;......... 16eo. 9embergcr
Sclir QRcnoelsfo6nAari0oIeb
Trnutnm1rc
o..,,,..,ssr. Silias a5niaer cp &c, 20. 2
gbilipp ercti6er, 81. &c, 90.
- HcdpoliidH NodtSoHg" ..........Q neiBd
Ifaf
(So0s6rOmpcer. Nerr J0eo0or IieicriD
uno 2Siniers 0apeae)
Widunerdjrc:
% S0on 4o9irmt. gs. s.. Belt, Cp 4G, 90. g
&oilsfpeie beorbciic bon gcrnsbcm
esanosiHe0teieo@ gsil6elm &ieBl Cp 28 f,
(gsnier's Aapeue)
gie oronatiiHc Seftion 6rinqt
D66reHO oeS 9(6enos sic cinaftiQe |
Foiie: vB6en t6e @6iitle 6lops~
CUR 9luffii5ritng.
sir Oie 6i Gon3ertiaiion BAT Ser
i u@ermania N}onncrd9r" foIgenoc
Girfulare an ieinc Glitglic0cr Der
ionot: ,Q(nbei inier6reitcn mir cine !
9orlage, Scr IN Ser fonmenoep
Soi'on itattfin0eaNea Gonjertc Wo
llnter6oltungen gci sen Gon3crtcn
lper0eu folgenOe @erfc SIR 9luiiii6. I
rung gelaugen:
y8ie Stiftmgsicier"
Helir Observation-Disclosures
ySbonsRo6trart" ~. s.. Seit, Sp 40, go.
WoIfsineiip beorheifet INN G,ornsbeir,
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Der aus SoOrc aus Der fron3oii.
i6en @ciongenidait entflobene oeut-
ide Soloat @ouoro &osmol, pelber
aIs bIinoer &uiinaicr ouF ocn nor
mcgii@cn Gompfer ySiff" bier an.
FAM iit gcitcrn sir 2an0ing 5uge.
ldiitn poroct no1oem iid5 ser lin.
abb6ngige 8irgerbercin" lmo pieIe
ongeie6cnc 1eiitide in Baltimore,
ionic GongreBnlitglco G6orles g.
GoooD 0ei Dem 9lr6eits SefretGr gS.
9. &ilion fiir ocn ilngen @}an
berponot botten. aosnol feiert 6ente
icinen 25. @cbnrtstag nit Der 9[uf-
na6me ieiner @eidditiging in cinem
bieii9eu Sotel. Scr @tom bot in
gellt6el S6eribleiien ais 0}ebgcr
gelcrnt uu0 oient icit orei S5a6ren in
Ser 9ltaiee. Seine @ltern le6en nod
bort. aosmol 1T Der critic oeuti6c
Soloot foeIdcr ous fron50iii6cr @e.
imgcniGait naG 9lmerifd cntfohr
men lit.
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SInS benz Snneren WiarblanO's nnO
ben angren5euOen Staaten.
@uter 9eiud ser 8oir in
Yorf.

@uter 9eiud Der 6oir in
gorf.
Nle6r 9eltte ais ie 5uDor bn6en iidj
3u Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .9lusiteaung
pou gort.Goimtp ii gorf eiueciln.
oen nlebr iogar ais I'M Sabre 1907,
ais E6eoOore 9ooiebelt, Der odnoligc
@rdlocnt 5ugeeen par, Oie iib elm.
gciiellt 5atteu. ianoen piel SSuterei-
lantes IN Der 2lusItelhmg Der canaoi.
ihen 9legierlmo imo 9lbtbcillng fiir
Geologic oeS 2onotuirt6ldaits-Ce-
partelnentS.
Gie GerlUaltlmg batte MloBreeeln
getroiien ale Spiel6uoeul uno ser.
gleihen @eibdite bon Dem 4lotc
iern 81 balten.
@roBoenor Sonion &c.
torben.
,Su icinem Seim in ser g2abc BON
Glfrioae, III @rosuenor Sauion, Elm
Dlitglieo scr Sopuro.GountD Som.
miiiionSH9eboroe, i'm Sitter pon 63
Snbren aeitor6cn. Ger @eriiorbeue
mar Ser 9ruOer bon Murrap san.
ion non Baltimore uo Sobn San.
ion, Dem 5babnieiiter Der yllarD-
Ian0 Se6ensperii6erunqs ,@eieai6oft
IN Baltimore, Der fiir5lib itorb.
Gumberlano 6ebnt lid
aus.
gie 0orgeihloaene @erbeiieritnqs-
glnlei0e i'm @etrage bon $500,000.
nom oereu Goiiiumg oie @tobIirimg
elmer $2,O0O,000 9lnldge ser gaeap.
SprmaiieIo Gire So ob6ine, puroe
in Cumberland nit groBer Stimmen.
mebr6eit angeuommen. Gas @elo
iol fiir Oie @erbeiieruug ieues5taot.
t5eils geuuenoimg finoen pelder
fiir5lir1 Der Staot einDerIeibt ipuroc.
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nannten @eieaidait ctoblirt per0en,
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mes in Srlano eeborencn gcterauen
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ab9eIcgenen Smie, pel6es ii6 an
cinenI 9ergab6auge, ungefabr smei
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peldem Ger Geritorbene aaein qe.
bouit 6otte, oeiiuoen, ggiuiam
gerr1. Elm anifman in 9famIinas, |
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begebeu batte Inn BORT GSntter fiji Sic
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felt elmer @obc tc0t. Cd iDeit mie |
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porgefunoenen Eeiiament Dermad)t !
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gl9arid)aa (Sarter snriif.

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Bat itclte oer Goli8eimariboIl Gor-
ter iih geItcrn iuie0er in ieinem 8u.
remi elm
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wolter lit Ger frii6erc Goumtp,Gon.
niiidr SO6n g. Cunning, beitimnt.
Der geritorbene Oieute in Ger CONF
pagnie 9 oes 1853. 93em Dorfer 9ie.
aiments lmo be5og cine @eniiou ais
iolder.
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0alc1, cine gepriiite aroufcupilege-
rin bon ser ltnioerIit6t bon N|or1-
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cine 9lusbreitlmo ser @pioemie 5n
Oerbinoern.
&enneu bci 2anrcl.
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Solrel, Oie Del Oenl Oenf6ar 6eIien
g9etter o6ge6alten iuuroen, uar ae.
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berbei geruiene Seuerpebr IoIdte oos
fSeuer in fllr5er 3eit. Der oeruriodte
S6oOcn bclGuft iid mif 500.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-04-14
USEFUL ON WRITING TABLE
Article That Would Make a Most 40
ceptabIe Present 10 Easy to
Make, and Not Costly. ..

This 10 a useful little article to Pre-
pare for the writing table; 1t can be
made from q small cigar box Of the
square shape.
One end OF the box is removed and
the lid securely nailed down. and the
exterior Of the box smoothly covered
with watered silk. This Is done by
turning the material over at the edges
and underneath. and fastening 1t on
with a strong adhesive.
The box Is next three-parts filed
with sand. and the remaining portion
filled with cotton wool. 1t Is then
covered in at the top with velvet. the
material being tucked down Just In
side the top of the box and tackled to
the silk covering the edges, which are
afterwards finished of with silk
cord that is arranged In two little
loops at each corner.
Near the top, in front, small brass
hook tsimilar to those used for hang
ing cups on dresser) is screwed, on
which a watch may be suspended. On
the remaining three sides, loops OF
broad elastic are fastened on with
small brass-headed nails, into which
may be slipped scissors, paper knife.
sealing wax or any Of those little odds
and ends that tend to litter up the
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-04-14
SIMPLE and STYLISH
WAIST THAT is EASILY ONE OF
The BEST OF ITS KIND.
Ordinary NeedIewoman Can Fashion
Garment In Leisure Moments
Blue Japanese silk tho Best
Materials to Use.

I'm making waist every morning
before breakfast said pretty girl.
and | will not eat breakfast until a
waist Is finished"
This waist is little too elaborate
to be made up before breakfast, but 1t
is exceedingly simple and very stylish
In effect.
You cannot have too many waists,
for they create that new look In your
costume where a skirt is worn for
many purposes. Then, too. you feel
fresh when you change.
There Is an instant appeal In the
fact that the back is in one piece. that
the loose fronts button in front and
that the whole waist is gathered to a
waist band. 1t Is all so very simple.
There is no fitting except across the
shoulders, and a mere child could
make the sailor collar, although 1t is
not strictly sailor, since the back is
only curved around. with no trouble
some points to set in proper position.
One Of the attractions about the
waist Is the shocking on each side of
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-04-14

the front, to make the fronts set nice
ly In their upper portions. The seal.
loped fastenings are also charming, In
place of shocking you may shirr the
fronts at the given place or make Q
group Of small tucks.
Some blouses of this sort are
trimmed with q belt, collar and cuffs
Of bright-hued leather, Others are
adorned with any pretty contrasting
material, some OF which is cut in q
bias fold and stitched down the edge
of the front. The buttons must match
the trimming In color. but If you can
not conveniently get such buttons, and
do not want to take the trouble to
cover them, you can use any suitable
button that comes to hand.
This waist is of blue Japanese silk,
with red collar, cuffs, belt and scallop
edges. Taffetas In all the new, soft
varieties are much used for waists,
and so are pongees, which now come
in many beautiful colors, Japanese
and pongee silks are the cheapest and
wear longer than tafietas, a. q rule.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-04-14
"THE MAN ON THE JOB

Statistics agree that about 80 per
cent Of accidents are preventable, and
this has not been disputed by any au-
thentic authority, as far as the writer
knows, The most important question
to manufacturers and others employ.
ing labor, as we'll as to workmen them
selves. is how best to 90 about the
work to accomplish the desired results
and reduce accidents to a minimum
Where the cooperation Of owners and
managers has been secured and ma
chinery guarded and frst-aid treat
ment given quickly, q marked reduc-
ton Of accidents and hospital cases
Is in evidence; which proves that mod
ern methods are giving good results
and are undlsputed proof In favor Of
the new system over the old way Of
using unguarded machines and wrap
ping wounds, without cleansing. and
with any old rag that was handy
Safety Engineering.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-04-14
THIS JAB0T REALLY SMART
How Use Of Handwork May Be Made
to Embeilish Desirable Piece
Of NeckWear.

There Ia O very smart stock and 5ar
bot to be seen In Q smart shop that
suggests pretty means Of using
handwork to embellish the piece OF
neckwear. II is simply fashioned OF
sheer handkerchief linen, the stock
showing q turnover collar and the
jabot a straight affair about eight or
nine inches deep. A fine net has been
appliqued on the back OF the linen
about the entire edge, making an ir
regular design for border of two
inches. The applique was done by
following the irregular line of the de
sign and the edge Of the jabot with an
over-and-over stitch with white en-
broidery cotton. The linen Is then cut
away and the net design remains. The
same process was followed for the
turnover part OF the collar. A light
colored organdie In blue or pink, both
30 stylish now for neckwear, would be
very effective treated thus with white
net.