davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1916-06-18

ND vacation land camglmg with the irresistible, whispering of
the and the soft ug Of the surf the silver beaches that the
ant coast set down biographies extending from Cape May Ay Park
W Jersey.
Andh ptun call finds deaf but the wind through bghs
nckl the brook and the vibrant silence of the forest
Be andubb reh geo -Vacahonh hmen
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-01
CAN YOU TREAT FRIEND?
DRY LAW ENFoRcERS" FIND
MANY TRICKY TERMS.
State, District and County Officials
Hold Meeting at Capitol to Con-
slider Prohibition PenaItyLaw.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Interpreta of many
points of the prohibition penalty law
were generally agreed upon Tuesday
by the district attorneys and sheriffs
of the state in a special meeting held
at the capitol for consideration of en-
forcement of the law when it goes
into effect Jan. /. But upon one point
of wide interest to the public there
was a divergence of opinion. Some
held that under the law a person can
not give away to guests in his home
liquor imported into the state after
Jan. 1. Others held that an individ-
ual can give such liquor to friends on
the condition that the liquor is i'm
ported for his own personal use and
the giving of it is merely incidental.
Attorney General Farrar and many
others hold that the imported liquor
can be given away in a private home
within limits determined by it's use.
John Rush, district attorney of Den
yer, and others, believe that only
liquor on hand Jan. can be given
away in the homes afterward and
that the wording of the law strictly
prohibits the giving away of imported
liquor, thus coufining it absolutely to
the use of the importer.
Under the later Interpretation a
man could give the imported liquor
to his family, that being construed as
personal use, but not to a friend who
happened to be in the house.
Provisions of the law that will un-
doubtedly be surprising to the general
public were brought out in the discus
sions and generally agreed upon.
Among these were:
That, under an Interpretation of the
law by the attorney general, persons
living in hotels will be violating the
law if they keep liquor in their rooms
in the hotels. Attorney General Far
rar holds that the law, by specifically
mentioning hotels and rooming and
boarding houses, puts them outside
the classification of private homes. AL
though a man and his wife, or sin
gle man, make their homes in rooms
in hotels they will be violating the
law if they give away or even keep
liquor in their rooms.
Liquor cannot be kept in clubs at
all. 1t will be violation of the law
for person to carry liquor for per
sonal use from one county to another
or from another state into Colorado
without registering the fact and the
amount with the county clerk.
Persons importing liquor as freight
will have to go to the freight houses
to get the liquor themselves, unless
the railroads install delivery services;
q delivery of liquor by an agent is for
hidden.
Express or other shipments deliv
cred directly by the carrier can be re
ceived only by the consignee in per
son. A mans wife, son or brother
can not sign the necessary affidavit
of receipt for him.
Whether near beers" soda pop and
other soft drinks that contain al
cohol are intoxicating beverages and
prohibited from sale will have to be
determined as subjects of fact.
There appeared to be a preponder-
ance of opinion that persons import
ing liquor after Jan. / can give the
liquor away in their homes.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-01
Corporation Tax Yields s41o,112.

Denver-Colorado' prosperity be-
came more apparent than ever in a
report from Washington which
showed that the federal corporation
tax levied on incomes in Colorado for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1915,
yielded more than 100000 above the
tax for the previous year. According
to the figures the tax yielded S410,-
l12.O1 for the year ending in 1915,
while the year ending in 1914 gave
only S3S9,S22.S7.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-01
Boulder Tungsten Output s1,es7, ,s2s.5 so

Boulder.-Tungsten has formed by
far the greatest bulk of the mineral
output of Boulder county during the
year 1915, according to the report of
Secretary F. E. Eckel of the Boulder
Commercial Association and Secre-
tary ID. w. Thomas of the Longmont
association. They find that 2,SS0, ,903
during the year. The value of the
output they place at $1,6S7, ,329.50. The
total value of the mineral output of
the county they estimate at S1,S21,-
317.10. The report shows that the
agricultural output of the county is
much greater than the mineral pro-
duct. 1t is valued at $2,536,S95.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-01
rhos. Markle, 90, Dies From Grip.

Greeley.-Thomas Markle, 90. the
oldest survivor of the Civil War in
Weld county, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. A. Dean, at La Sallc
from grip. Markle came to Colorado
forty years ago, and up to the time OF
his death had never been i'll since
young manhood.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-01-01
r. c. Dickens Asks Bail.

Boulder, Colo.-With an affidavit in
which he admits practically all the
evidence secured by the authorities
to be Used against him in his trial is
true, Rienzi Dickens, held in the To-
cal Jail for the murder of his father,
w. II. Dickens, filed an application
for bail. strenuous effort will be
made by District Attorney r. w.
Fleming to have the application de-
MED.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
1rs sdgnittsrs Csrnte.

BON Sailic ibrer Glterit 9lr170i,
cIt GoeeriirnBe. iinoet an 2ien'
ifoq D7orgcn bic llcbcriiibrimg Der
aeide Scr in 81. 9ebensidbre per'
Itor6cnen 2illion 9oIicrt, Satin bon
Scinritb 9oIicrt, nod NlilsboroEc'
lolporc, lfott. lpoieIbit bic 8eilesitno
eriolot. Iic Cobinecldlieoenc itorb
om %. Souuar nod fiir5cr aroiif,
beit il. ifcben bon Sdlner5 II. Gram
aebelqt Der @nttc lino oic Gltern an
Der gobrc Der 8crblitcrcn mir
iueId1er lie ibrc Sofinungen mo ibr
Bliid su @rabc trugcn- Cine flr6c
rroiicrfeicr luiro int Z llhr D'or'
aeus I'M @ouie obsc6olteit 81 lpel-
der iid) bic rddiien 9cripauoten lllio
;a6Ircidjeli 6reiiil0e Der Serliorpcnen
cii,fuloer ircr0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
sclepGonOicb fcitacnOmmcu.

@iit ser Gerbuftlrng oeS 9legerS
6ronf 9ieio eloubt Die @oli5ei oen-
jcnigen @uriden oinefeit genloGt al
boben iueldbcr fiir cine groBe Sln5o6l
Ser in lcster 3eit i'm 92orowciten ser
Stoot oeriibter Selcpbon.Diebit1b
perontportlid lit. 9teiO lit ougei6uI.
oiet, oas Sclcpbon ionunlt Der @clo.
aoiic nns scr @irtbidoft bon &.
9edcr, 9ir. 1904, 9cuniplponio 9loc
itiic, ecitoblct 5n bobcn. 5craeont
Dan mo Goli6iit 8nIloro boasooen
icinc 5cltrobnic. Gos Qelcpbpn NIT
Der aifgcbrohcuen mo bcrolibten
Soiic uIr0c III ciner Slncp &C.
iitnoen. Sidtcr @}c5nul bieIt Heio
fir eiit iueiterrs 8crbor fclt, pGbreno
Die @oIidei alif ctuoige GonlpIiccn
fabnoct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
llnisr idltusrcr gInidnISianna.


Iu ser @outon.E Eoli5eiitntiou miro
beite @orulittog Scr 9leger 5oi6uo
9eoiorS inter Scr 9luiAuIoiging,
dugeblid 6rauf &einbolO, ser al ser
S6ea.GoaO IN Baltimore. @olntp
pobnt angeariffcM ionic Oen Ser
iud mahtc iid an oeiieu 6rou cri-
miueIl 81 perge6cn Gihter 9opclI
porgeiiibrt werOen. @einbolO qiug
am Samitag llbenO II llbr nit Ici-
ncr 6rau nad) 6ouie, ais cr an Der
arer5luIg ser @eiS. lmo 5. 9Ipemle
itcbcu bIicb un0 icinc Srau poraus-
gebeu licb. BIpbIicb b6rte er ieine
SraI Inn SuIie rufen, imo or fab,
Tie cuI 9teger OieieIbc SIR @rOc mari.
Ter Rcaer id)Iug @eiuboIo nit elmer
6Ioide ~ 9ooeu II. crariif Som oic
6Iudt. FoIi5eimariduu IiebImoun
IieB iid cine 9cidrcibung oeS Te.
GERS gebcn lmO OerieIbe ipurSe ge.
tern &orluittng II llbr in ciuer
Siittc nobc ocS GbotorteS per6aitet.
5roli @ciuboIo iocutifi5irte loren
9lnQreifer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
@cia6rlidler siding.

Die 20 Sabre oltc @lorp 9litdleu
Don Olr. $40, CIt-GoscritraBe, puroe
III ooS .llnipcriitdts.SOipitdl" cinsc.
Iicfcrt. oo iic ourd chien Salns al'f
ben Sopf ongcbIidl einen S@aoel.
brlid oopou getroecn bat DoS
Wl6oden mar in @eitport ongeblld1
nit eincm gelpiiieu GbarIcs Smith
ans Ger G1oicitrobc aus gerirgFiia''
ger llrioGc III 5trcit gcrotbeu ~
oeiIcn 9crIouf Sirit0 Der g}iiHell
nit cincm Stod iiber ocn Sopf ae'
ld)looen boben ioa ilro bic Jliid)t CT
grill ais oos N416fen dnidmuleti'
ltiir6tc. Iie Glitdell fonitc iid) dbcr
nod nof cincm BcItport gSoggoi
bcgcheli, I'M nod Baltimore ol foD.
rem ipnroc obcr lntcripcgS beipliBt-
los mo miBtc niittelit Der glmbulonS
oes iueitlihcn 0iitrifts nah benz so
lpitol ecidofft mcrSen. Bon Smith
leblt nod ieoc Spir Gie Dtit1ell
mei9erte lid. I'M 0oipitoI 5l Ocrblei.
uen, lno beeob iic1 ra4 ibrcr Bob'
liuno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

6rant SinmeI, pelher cine beiou.
6erc 8orlicbe oaiiir Hot, Ginfaufc III
Geid6ften 6u modem penn oic Der,
fdufcr nidt aupeicn6 itno. itano &C.
iteru Dor 9tidlter Snpier I'M ipcitlidcu
Yoli6eiecridt inter Der 8ciAuloi.
gilug, ongeblih Nlciier im Mertbc
bon $16.50 III Ocm Geid1ft bon
2ittle Soc S8ieienfelo 50. geltoblcn
6il bnben. SimmeI bate atdj Gin
@oor Sonoiditbe anf 0ieic 9lrt ge+
fault, Ood pur6c ser gorgang BE-
merit, unO crbot iih ser Manm. Die
SarOidubc 6iI bejoblcn. 3uf0lliq
fab Der &erf6uter nber nod bic Mel-
icr iii Der Ealhe Oes WSanneS 6Iisen
iporouf cr Die 8erboftnng oes inlibe'
rem aitnoen peronlobte. Sinmel,
Der nihts 5ii iriner Gertbeioiguna
porbringen fonilte, ipitroc oent Sc.
fdngniB iiberpielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
Nie slime.


Sir Die Grmoroung oes glmcrifancrs
Bert pliers Eie 6ciocu nicrifo.
niiden 9ouoiten Bernardo lmO
6eoerico Glron mlf Dem 6rieo6of
IN Snorej bingcridtet, Star.
ben nit Seriuiinidamgeu gegen
Oic 9Inerifaner
Gl Eoio, Ieros, %. Solntor. -
Bernardo mo 5eOerico Turan, Sic
merlfaniiAen @ie6oiebc, lueIde ne.
gen Der @rmprOimg oes Entertainers
Bert gIferS IN San 9orcn5o bon 0en
GorruH5a 9Iitorit6tcn 5lun Eo0c
oerlrtbeiIt porocn porcn iino 6eute
bel Sagesan6rIdb ouf Dem ,Srie0.
bofc 5lt Sllarc5 bingeridtct iuorScn.
Iie griiOer itorbcn nit elmer Der.
luiiuiduug Der gIncritouer ouf ocn
2ippen.
Bernardo Bat fir ieinen 9srloer
nm @nuoc uGs lit unrcdjt ms
9eioc fir eineu 9(merifoner 5u NOR.
Oen Sd bin bereit 81 itcrbcu neil
i'd ben u@rin1o" tootete; oob inein
@ruocr ioQtc All 2ebeu bIcibcu," rief
CT ans.
YeruQr0D luor nod bel 9cmlli,t.
icnL nohOcm sic Solpe abgcfcueu
mar, unO Der Ofii5ier, ser ooS Goni.
mouoo iiibrtc iencrte einru SduB
in ieinen &opi.
Gie 9citotigun1 BON omcrifoui.
itcn 9eomtcu, oob Oie Alorocr ibre
Gbot nit Dem 9e6eu ge6iiBt bGtten,
oiente oo3u, Die Gmporlng in gieci
ta mo offers pobntc, Gin weuig 5u
bcrlbigcu Sic SIltcritdten batten
beiiirdtet, ooB cs pieleibt 5u gIilS.
idreihIngeu fomuen merOe
@tuo 80 slncrifoncr ipobnten Der
Sinrihhng bei Oorunter cine 9Ins
5abl BON 6raueu
9IlS bic @efongcnen oic @emebre
oui iicb ocridtct ioben idric Der
noroo vYoBt oilf uno iebt ipie @tc-
rifancr itcrbcu. @euu idb eiu sc.
mebr bottc, rpiir0eu @irigc bon Gud
nit mir gebcul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

90er Subren pur0en etipa 5000 Ssi'
Iogramm @ei6ielfooior idbrlidb ae.
wonuen aud lett limo eS nod ilber
1000 @loaramm iGbrlid. Ger @cgen
miro nit Der Sono 0urd) Siebe &C.
rieben lno Die binSurhgeiolenen
Gier pcr0en 0om nit feinem Gals
gemiidt. Ger ocltIbe @eihielfooiar
lit nidt gou5 70 baItbar luic Der ruiz
lilde mas nit iemer 9ercitllrs 5il-
iaHneubdngt @on5 dhulib pcrbdlt
es iidj nit Dem Glbfapiar. sSm Glib
gebiet fommen beute nod mebr
Store nor ais i'm @eihielgebiet, So@
iii Der Sang in Der Glbc nod itdrfer
3llriidgegangeu. SeIbit menU man
Die in onoeren aiiiteniliilien 10 be-
iouoers in Der @eier lmo G0er ec,
fungeuen Store billsu redHet, 10 be.
trdgt OoH oic &aoiarer5cuguug III
gon5 Gelitiblou0 nibt mebr ais
6000-7 1000 ailogronm i'm Sabre.
mdbreu0 nod por 10 Sabren iihcr
oie ooppcIteu Grtr1gniiic crreidt
muroen &cnner fiibreu oeu 9iiid,
aan9 Oormli 5uriid ooB 81 uiel tlci.
nc, nod nidt laihrcifc 5tore ipcgge.
ran9eu miroen lleber oieicu idlGo.
lIhcn 6on9 81 fIeiner Store ipiro
ldon leit 300 Sabren in Iclnihlono
lmmer ipieoer gctlo9t GicabidDtigItc
6eltleBlng m0rc ciu Wlin0eltinoB bon
$50 Gentimcter iiir ocu iang16igen
Stor. God miiBtcn nod lunialicn.
ocre ScbnbnoBrcachl SIR Ncbuno Scr
ocntlhcn aooaracluimuma ourb9c.
tilbrt peroen. Sm GIbaebiet bat man.
nit Der @iurihhma BON 9rutpIdbrn
hIr pie Store cute grioIgc gcbobt.
Steinert mcint oaB e 3tuedmaBig
pdrc fir , oocr 8 Sabre ocu St6r.
Jana iibcrbaupt 81 uerbicien rmo 0o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
9nluclicr.G GdanfOitcu er6rudJcm.

Gic @olijei oeS miitlcrcu EiitriftS
iud)t ocu Ebdter 81 crmittcln Der in
Der gloht bon Samitog ulf 9ouuta9
ciucu Stoufoiteu Scr SlupeIier. Sir.
ma s. Groofs s. So. on ser @eIt.
9altiuoreitraBe crbrod). obnc icood,
ctipoS BON ociicr 3u6oltc all lid) iit
ncbmeu 9SoIi5iit 2incmou 6ottc &c.
een A llbr Nlorgens gcitcrn ole @nt,
oeduug eeniadt Dob ser Sdoufo,
iten geoffnct poroen ipor, imo broh.
te sen gan5en @oitcu nit ieiuem 81,
baIte IN sic mittIere @oIijciitotion.
@eitern @ornlittag pur0e ser @igen.
tbiimcr Der 6irma benohridtigt lluO
ertldrte III Ger mittIeren @oIi5eiitd,
tiolt OoB Der SuboIt 0cs SdItcns IN.
6eriibrt geblieben ici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
Grrcidltc irincn 3wef-

Gin auf seIbiimorO lalitenOes
gerSift aab oeitcrn Coroner Oinilell
BON lioro0itIi6eii Giitrift 6e5ii9lid
Ses Eooes OeS 81 Sabre alien
sdmieocS 9lugirit 0ocrIein bon 9lr.
223t. SeOerol-StroBe, ob. Soerlcin
fam am zouitag slbeno u ongeblib
betritntenem SuitonOc nndl 8onle
il. tronf cine Guautitdt adrbolldnre.
er pnr6c na6 Dem St. Soiepb's &o-
ipitol gebradjt, 100 CT cili0e Stimoei
ipdter itorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
;yram srucuing ucrlcet.

Srai 9rocuing, bic Satin oes
Staotsonmolts 9roenin9, mnroe ee.
itern gtodmittas, ais lie IN geaIci.
titne ibreS @ottcn all Der S1rforO.
mo Mopiielo'9locmlc, eiuen Stro.
Belt6obn Baeeon pcrIieB, bon einen
&ooinbrer iungciporicn iino blicb be.
wuBtlcs liegei. Icr 91oidbrcr
murOc ourh Den 9lnprall ebenfolls
oiif 0eii Sobrooninl gciporien, iprone
ober ibncIl lpieocr oil, mo iubr oa.
BON obnc bon Dem llnioIl gaotiS SIT
ncbmen. Serr 9roening triis ieine
@aitii III eine ndbc gcIcecnc slpotbe.
fc, Don no ans CT oieielbc mittels glii.
toniobiI noh Dem ct. SSoicpbs.&oipi-
tdl brad)te. Gie 9lcr5te ItelIten felt.
onB Die Dame glbihiirhmgcn i'm @e.
iid)t, iuro onoerc leihtere @crlesun.
gen 0auongetragen bat, lpeld)e nid]t
eriter 9latnr iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
@cIHrieasbiIScr.


9Iutbentiide 6ilmS fir Den oclt.
idJen GencroIitab auigenomnien
Go00 SUB auBerit interciiau'
ter sIuinobmcn. 9Oiitip Die
tBiacu ocutiteu SfricgsbiIoer,
bic uad 9Imcrifa gcfOmuIen
iinO.
&riegSbilocr, iluO weitcr nlhts ols
SfriceSbiIoer 10 iperceu ie0cnlalls
piele unicrer Tcttihen oenfen mel
dc ibon truurige @rfobrlngen n
Oicicr Siuiid)t gcmadlt babcu, slber
oieies Wlal lit cS ctrpas ganJ aHoe'
rec. @olIitdnOig ncile, nod mic III
9Imcrifo ee5cigte 9hlfnobmcn Die tiir
Ocu ocutibcu @cncraIitab argcTertlgt
luurocn, nm 6em gIr1iD einpcrleiot
5u weroeu, iino 5ur @oriiibrllng trcl'
aegcben. @S iinO Oips politip oie clrl'
5igeu ofii5ieIIcn oclitidcn &riegS.
films, Oic rad 9Imcrifa getomn1eH
iinO
Gin Seer bon 106 gIrmecEbotos
gropbcu bat tagIitb iciit 2cben outs
Spiel aciest. I'M Oieie 5000 SUB lon'
qcn ofhlelleu giloer oiif5imcbnell.
S5eoc mihtigc gemegurg Der oellt'
iben 9lrncc, bon ibrcr @obililatIoll
bic gum 9ormorid naf Noris nno
Scr Ginnabmc @arihoits lit ber'
flint ino sic cirBeIiter 9cgcbenbel'
Ten III ridti9cr 9lcibcuiolsG aeoro,
net. GS mogcn tpobl cine ooer 5ipcl
Scencn in 0cm gar5en giloe Dor
fonimen, bic onoercricits ibon &C.
5eiet uorOcn Iino. Gicic aeborell
ober 5u ocm @au5eu uno tonntea
niht a6aetrcinat perOen.
Iie 9Iufnobmcn iino aiiI oell
GdlIohtfeloern an Der ipcltlld1cn,
oItlideu uuo gnlfau6ront outsc1
uolnnct Gs piro imS Brittle, Slri'
ucrpcn, oie 9oroaneIlctt Ibcile pon
6ronfrcit, EuBlauo uro gclgiclt por
9(uaen aefii6rt itnS 5icbeu fir raDc5n
5pci 9tnoen iiitcreiiantc mo lebr'
reidc Nil6cr an ms poriiber.
5dladtcup1oicr grobe Geltlise
~ =
in Gbotiafcit uno lire Birfim9, oos
lpirfIithc 2eben in Oen Sdilscn9rd
ben uno erobobIcli III HiiBlnno nab
reno ser Dinterjeit, Die ricii9en Us
fougencnIoqcr III GeiitihIaNS 6elO.
boipitdler, SdIdhtereieu gadereien'
9rouercieu iuo Trndcreicn IN 2ba'
tiofcit iiuo mr. Momcntc oeS @c'
iounibiIoes, weIbcs bon icocn Gilt
bcnOCu gerebrcr Der oclItldlen &rilp-
pen lnO 0es olteu 8oterIanoes unr
81 acrrc eeichep werSer-
&c 8oritcIIiiigcn iinoen tdalId)
bon / llbr 80 bis gIbefos Il llbr
itott. acknowledgements i5e. mo
25c., 9l6enoprciic i5c., 25c uno oOc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

9llS cincr Der 5pci Gicbc, meld,c
om 5. Somior IN oic @obmino bon
iSroii 9lrna @. aeIlp, gir. 1921,
9loro DaiIton.glucnuc, m1brcno ocrcn
lbpciclbeit cinbrohci uno Shnid.
idden iuto 9oorgelo i'm gSert6e bon
$i3S crbepteten nurOe eeItcrn Gre.
oerid Sommers, olios Smith, bon
glr. 3237, l. 9loenuc, III Canton Der.
baftet iino IN Die norooItlihe 9soIi5ei4
itotion eiraclicFert lpo CT intcr
$500 9iireidoft fir ein peitcres
gerbor ant n. Snlutor icitgebolter
ipirO. Sic 9SoIi6ei bofft, in ser 9pi.
iden6cit ocs onoercn ginbrcdcrs
bobboft 5ii iper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

Ourd sen 9eitauo an Storen i'll uer-
grGBcrn. Die 3cit lit beionoers giins
itig, "a p1breno oeS arie9es inns im4
mittelbar Oanod OaS @eOiirfniB nddJ
aapiar nibt iebr aroB ieiu piro.
1ooann miiBtcn bic oelttidlelt Bidder
bci1u Sal5cn mcbr SorgiaIt niurcn.
ben Gbmobl sic Store Der Dit uno
gloroiec ocn riliiiid)cn 5torarten iebr
dbulid iiuo, 70 fam 0ob ocr aenner
oeu ruiiiideu BON Sem MeidieIfo0iur
mteribeiOen, ipeil Die glrt Ser gc,
reitlma cine neridlie0ene III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
@rOenftafc[n.

.3un @eO6htnib Scr Sriinocr ma
neritorbenen Wlitglieoer 0eS @or Si.
noi.Genlpels al Der Bolton. iln0 Mil.
ionStraBe nitrocn geitern 9loreer
5uci eroBe @eoeitftafeIn inter Den
entipredeuoen Geremonien eutbiilt.
Ole Sofcln iino ans Stein lno ira.
Gen sic 9onen ser 05riinoer ino ga.
binaeitieOenen. &obbiner 6. u. Sit.
benitein iproh iiber 0os Ebemo nDic
mirflihe g8eibe Der sSuoen.~ 9Sr1li.
ocnt 1oni0 aenper lno @ice. 9rdiil
bent Sepis 6IreenfeIOer Der @ameiit-
&c nohnen hierolti bic GltthiLlina
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a fablcr GrSs.

Nrqn 0atbcriua 8ippcI mli Dem
@t. Gariuel'5ricoboic" beige.
lest Dloru u. Sdroocr iouo
auf Dem @eiterll.5ricoboic~ ibrc
lcstc glu6eiiott @roBe lroucr.
gcioIgc. @errIihc glumcnipen.
oar
Sm @cilen uieler SciotrNgcn0cll
mllroc aciicru gtadluiittaa 6rau Ga-
tberinc 9iippcl, acborrue aipp Die
AM peraalacueu 6rcitag i'm 9Iltcr
uon so Sabrcn aus Dem 2cDeu idieD,
pom Irauerbnlie gSr. 21J0, Dit
;Sapcttc~ SirnBc, ans ouf Dem ,Wlt
GatucI-Srieoboie" 3lr eipigcn 2ube
gebettct. Eoiior @iIbelm s. 2oder
bon Der ocptibcu ct Dlattbdi.aird)e
an scr Gdc bon GentraI.9lucnuc mo
5aDcttc- StraBe bieIt cine er9rcifcroc
Iroucrrcoc. 3abIrcide uuo prdcbs
tigc 9Iiiuleuipeu6cl idmiidtcu Ocn
Sarg Der @ntihloieucn. 5rait GippeI
ipiiroc IN @ra6t areiS Morbnrg,
Scilen geboren. Gle fam i'm Sabre
1916 nah Baltimore mo mar Die
Satin ocS Dor Z Sobren oeritor6e-
nen gannlterncbmer5 0einrif Rip-
pei. Gle Ga6iigeid)ieSeue binters
IdBt bier ainocr. 5rou Gliiabet6
golf, 5rau Gbriitine Miulocrlid ulo
Gonrao mo Seinrih glippcI 9luBcr.
ocnl miro iie bon i6 gnfeln iuo 3
ltrcnfeln bctrouert ,Sran 9ippel
mar oos aIteite Nitalieo Der ct.
@ottb1i @emeinoe. 9ie geeroi.
S.gIrraugeneutS lDurocu BON
Dem 2cidcrbeiidttcr So6n Scrtpig
bon 9lr. 2008, GrIan5-S -StroBe, &C.
troffcn.
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,Sn Der 9Seorl-Strnbc fiibr ocitcrit
NoHmittog Capt. $. N1orbiier bonn
norOoitlidcn Diitrift. III ieincm gln.
tomo6il oen 8 Sabre oiten 5ront
eornoseio bon glr. 6Oi, 93ciinipIpo.
Nag !, glpcuuc, oit ipobei Oer Snabe 81
pooen geiuorfcn uno dni SlBe lciht
uerlett ipuroc. CAPT. Wlorbiier be.
n'crftc III icincn 9eridlt. OAR CT mir
ylncr Sdnelliqtcit bon s glcilcn pcr
Sllinoc fiibr iino onB Der aiidbc oi'
'eif IN ieine N1oIhinc biiieiiilief
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glranO im @luannig Nalls lSnrf

Gin Brand, pelder geItern Nsor.
Gen I'M llbr in Dem SauIc bon ~.
.. Huntington 0u @ippmts sSoas
Rnrf olsbru6 imo gefGbrli6en lin.
lana on6ilnebmen Orobtc, fonnte
onrh Die pereinten geniibpnoen ser
SonSbeuobner geloidt lueroen, ebe
peoeutenOer SHoocn oneeribtet mar.
Die olornirte 6euerpebr blie6 untcr.
megs I'M StraBeuored Iteden uno
fonnte bic gronoii1tte nid5t errcihen.
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arbensmHOs.

IN ibrcnt 9hIof6iriiter tront &C.
tern Dloraen bic gtcgerin Grace
Curtis bon g2r. 1914. Dtnllifin. Ctr,
cine Gudntitaf aorbolidiire 56re
gbat iuiiroc crit cntncdt, nahoelr iie
SIC geiinnung pcrIorcn bate. Die
9ebeiisntiioa murOc IN Der gtmbiilon5
oes norooitliten Eiitrifts nad oenl
al. SoIepF'S soipitoI gebrntt ipo
ie III DoffnunesIoicnt Snitait0e oar
iie0er liegt.
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Ncntidler 0npiar.

gliS Gamburg idrcibt mau ims;
Ger aouiar gilt bel ms fit Gin 70
cigcntbiimlid ruiiiicbeS gr5eilgnib,
Oab oaS @ort ,.oeltider aaoiar" I'M.
ol1ubigc GeripimOerilng errcgt. llu0
ooh gibt cs oeutidcn 4ouiar, inS cs
lit aerooe ieet beionOers 5eitgendB.
olIi i'm bii5iuueiien ga ser ruililhe
aonior oGlndbIih fnopp 81 wcrOcn
atfdugt inlo bic Greiic fir oicicu
Scdcrbiiici iiciacit. Nn ciieu into
rciianten 9tiiint ,,@ltIiiidlrr ii. oelit.
idlcr anoior" oen Scrmonn ztcinert
im o&rometbcnS" ucroficntlidt
ucroifentIift 9lonbt Scr Tcrioiier
oob eernoc icst bic 3cit ScS 0ctitiden
anpiarS gcfomlncr iei, oa mir bon
Dem rlIIiiiden ab9cihnitteu iinO, im6
ooB er nm nebr ais bisber bon Ben
5ciniHntederil geih1tt peroen iuiro.
Ter aopior 1T ia Ourhoiis feine ruff
iiide Griin0lmg. Tie SStaliencr Der
8enoilionce fdltntcli ctrpoS dbnlihes;
ood oicI iriiber idon iuor ser Guoiar
IN Icntidlauo aciuomicn porOen.
5cit 0em AZ. rsobrbluiOert pcritou0
man I'M Gr0cnSlono @rcuBcn Die
0eriieIllm9 BON aopior, lmo i'm III.
uno is. sya6r6unocrt mar eS ser Oft
no peitpreiBifbc anpiar, Scr iibcr
oic eou5c @elt Uerbreitct miiroc.
RuBlano, SaS bcnte oen Neltmorft
fir aopior bcbcrrift mar onmals
nod niGt onf Dem 9slos crIHicner.
Der Stor ococi6t IN Der Gitiee lino
9loroicc nnsac5eihuct; cr iiitt i'm
Serbit nro 3riibiobr bic 0cutidjcn
6Iiiiic att, nu lit ibncIt 5ii laid)cli,
inD erirbier 10 felt alter Belt in oer
@ciGIcI mo in Scr eIbc aud III ocr
Cher uno in Scr McmcI. Ter Mcidls
ieIitor mar friibcr % bditfig, oaB BON
@iIIon imo glbine niiS Gnldenoe BON
Eonner moriiiirtcn Stors bis nah
@nelono imo aud, uah 9iiiBlono ucrs
ididt peroen fonntcn. Gliding unO
Giaau, 5n ocneu iib ipoter Con5ig
acient, iino oenr aid bonn 16. biz
Sim 10. Sn6rbumoert Die Sonptorte
Der aopiorbercitiue. 81 &illoli be-
itono cine 9lrt aouiarfobrif, oeren
@inrihtuns g. Bod I'M IS. Sobr-
6nn0ert ocnoit idiIberte lin Die
Dlitte bes porigcr Sa6r1un0erts
6crte oanu ser iii 70 groBeu @iaB-
itab bctriebenc St6rforg III @iIlau
aon5 onf, pciI Die 9iogot perianOete
uno oie Store nun auf ibrem alien
Bege oiird oas 5riidbe Snff nid1t
mcbr III bic sSeihiel eeInueei foun-
tcn SScst finoet ocr &auptione III
ocr @eihicInHiuouno uno ciucStrede
Itromaliftp1rtS ltatt, 9todj ii sen
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Mleines Ge,tler

slns lmbefoniiter llriohe cntiiono
aeltern 9lafntiftos lueniee Nliiintcn
oor 5 llbr in Dem Soilic 9lr. 204,
SilHmonD-StrnBe, eiu 9roua. Ter
6euerpebr gelorg cs, Die 6lonnen
81 loiden ebe rennenSpertber Sd,o.
oeit afi9erirbtet mar. Der 9hneioer
Robert 9embereer beipobnt 0os Sans
nit ieiner 6antilie. Gas 5euer ent-
ltano I'M @littel5immer oes 5ueiten
Stodlperfes.