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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-14

gicrling &aiier @il6elm informell
anoeboten. @orldilfig nod
feinc 9lnhport aif oas 9lnerbic-
ten Gle @eidi6te Oieier 6ric-
oenSbeltrebung.
ga bington, 10. Sept.
aaiier @ilbelm bat, wie geitern9l6euo
in @riobrung gebrobt wuroc, felt
me6reren Sogen cine informellc Pm
iroge ieiteus Ser 9iegierltug DER Ser.
Stadten be5iiglib ser 6rage IN @r-
wdglng, ob 0eutidlano nit ieinen
6einOen MISUNDERSTANDING 81 bis
fiitiren lpiinitt.
giSber lit cine 9lntport nod nidt
cingega19eiL a6er bon ibrem Snbolt
6Gngt eS bis 81 einem geiuiiien GraOe
a6, Oh ole iufornellen Sdritte,pelde
Dor ehpa einer @o6c 9ctbnn puroen,
Inn oen 5rieoensihluB an5u6o6nen
bel @roB6ritaunien 6ranfreia uno
9iuBlano peiter berfolgt perOen fon-
nen. 9ic 9lnfroge mar niht einc for-
NEE, 10 mie 0os uripriinglibe 9(ner-
bietcn ieiner gilten Cienlte ieitenS oeS
%rdiioenten Milion, ionOern es 6an-
oclte iih Oarlm inter ser San0 felt.
5uiteen, ob oie onge6lide 9ereitI1afr
Geltihlan0's, ii6er Ben 6rieoen 81
OerbanOeln, auf G6atiaden 6eru6en.
Gic Gbronologie Der 5rieocns6e-
pegung ipiiroe geiierl 9l6en0 our6
cine llmfroge bel geamten Diploma.
ten mo onoeren oireft Set6eiliqten
@erionli6feiten feitgeiteat II. ole Sc
iHiHte Der 9euii6ungen Inn oen
6rieoeu itelt lid noh oen 9lnoa6en
GINGER Der 0ouptperioneu uie foIet;
Samitaq, 5. September. ~ @rof
9ernitorff, Der oeitide 9otihafter,
ipeiite nit Dem 9anfier Sos. Speper
in oeiien O1elp-Dorfer Saiis. Sscur
Straus, oas amerifanii6e WlitgIieo
oes. Saa9er tribunals imo frii6eres
GobinetsmitglieO, mar oud 5ugegen.
99d6reno oes 9(benos fam oos @e-
iprGd aud auf Sen fir europa 70
not6igen 6rieOeu uno ser oeutide
9otidoiter iaete, uenu er aud felt
Der 9[6reiie bon Berlin feinerlei9lad,
ri6ten BON leiner 9ie9irlng er6alten
babe, fonue er iidb ooh auf eine Com
feren5 NIT Dem oeutiden &au5ler er.
innern IN oeren Terlmif Ser Sebtere
io9te, ser Safer lei wie er CLAUDE,
aeneigt iid aui Sic GiSflliiiou BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-14
MInd9r schrSIoa
MACH FLETCHER'S
9 4 . K q RIA

%aRe snr Jleiie im's glmsIamO &C.
iOret 6. 9laine, 0ar. 413, OR-gaIti.
HOrr'Stry uube GnItOm SOnie SIUs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-14
Sin ScrmittlumesOcrIndJ.

n @ute 0ienite" Ser Ser. Staaten-S3e-
oieruno aoiier @il6elm informell
angebotcn gorIduiia nod
feline 9lntport ailf oas 9lnerbic-
ten Gle @eidi6tc Oieier 6ric-
OensbeItrebnna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-14

= Y Z y NJ II Z,
&otteroam q Oia 9onoon, f3.
September. W1it oent Tampfer
n9}ieinp 9lmiteroam" fubrcn eeitern
01orgen Inn 3 lt6r etpa 1900 9(me-
rifaner nad 9lep-yorf ab. 9ln 9oro
beiinoen ii6 i'm @an5en 1850 @oiid-
giere, oooon 762 in eriter uno GIG
in ser 5weiten aoiiite. Inter oen
9leiienoen beiinoeu iih 6rau SenrD
Ban GDfe, Die @attin oes omerifani-
ihen @eianoten i'm Sooa NIT i6rer
6onilie @ 3. 4. 6 Ban 9lapparo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
Gcider SeiiB.
Yfphitdc SanoDiriidait in frhScrer
Set.

Xfptlihe Saropirtitait III frnGcrer
Sctt.
liner Den 3uinen b.A alten r0mis
,ten 2eelItetaes cll1~ aa3 neue 0ee
paprlIQen getrl9dE heran. xon
s.1Ber Deoeutua9 Iir be Guao. =.
..ly Ger fpeltlIuen Ydppmaqt mar.
!2le Srunen8o nddl9eplelen pat, oet
tsgde Ganppellg, zen DIE MIru4e lu)on
pub 9elpolltn bate. Setelt5 Ote.
ger bet OroBe to9O-6U4) mar Ger
9loBte Urunopepger 3tultens, uno 81
tsm Sergiume Oes Apope.s petrus,
l0Ie eer of1l6Ielie NusOrud lau.e.e,
seqorleu 0pmanen auU III S3ueH,
OdlinatIen, Sugllell, 06lten dAl
G%roImtn, Apltttl utlp.. DE ptn 2la
ionen un0 Suootatpnen I,leetorea
%pIIGtHaouu") perIpaltei lpulosg. Se-
len0ers reto9 loar Der SeRs IN Der
nmge0ung JtoaIa, Der lager gtoulans
gtgorle 1aF gang Ger atrue, mo III
oSt SlooG leaUp, 100 9auiee, OurleH
L:0 2eelnoerge o0s spalrIlaunlum
uipdnum puoeten. ~: dnoerel
Y>aIGmnonien puisen IgIe bsISnutre
Cmtetung. 2ge eulStlne Ao!r.luap,
rel Ctn5elne SooI ipuroe a1anous ge+
naunI. mepte1e ~lnnoI- DiIoeIen e.de
rmoua". uno meqreGe mdnde~ ell
1>aIItmoTllul.
NIele 0uler nun IsBten oen paplt
impauo, Die iph o~plNseRotn euo.iueu
AusgQUen 3u oeltrttten, Die Spel.ung
leS Soltes IN Rpm, Ole GIgu.iune
tHr &lIuen, lcsIaut Gon Arieys9es
tdn9enen. 2rloute uitr., ooer nGr.
Toell CT lehr CUTE 2nutlhdIt luprte.
Gr lUoLte nidE, odB Der Sddel Der
ttIr1e nit lmanolluem 9eruInn be-
Heat psroe", dnpererleits aper pruIte
e Die Hebnuugen leiHer rreCIores"
lebr gslau. Ger Sluernrauo bate
Lenig Serduoerun9su erlittsn Ser
Soosn pur0e BON Seuie beodut, ple
| .gIebae oolpriti". on Die Sbcle ges
uanoeu ipartu uuo an einsn Ydhser
lerimmte N%eiltunger, speniio" ooer
! burod" Gendnnt, 81 e~nlyltaten bait
IN. Dieler YGdter. reououttores",
,uhten natlrliu aus zen Holpnen
rlo9lihIt pisl bstaus5uprensn, unp
J defenders pom SiSl!su. oamaIs np4
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
9as 6clgiidc &oir.
Ste Suniidike Der ebriuirbisen 81.
id)afsitaot Wicdjeln.

Medeln, Die ebrpiiroige 8ilhcfsz
itaot. Die man ais SiB Der bobtn uno
Sablrei9en Geiitii6teit oas .atIgis
id,e aom" 9enount bat, bat. pie Oe-
Kit Dem S4ub Ger beIeiiden a2nit>
oentmdler bea~uitragte 0eb. Rot Otto
BON 6alte naA Der 9siebung f~slriteI=
mn tonnte, an leinen Jtunltidl ben
teInsn erbeblidtn Shaoen ge!t.ten.
lie Sta0t tirgt sinige toitbare 8aue
ten, unter 0enen Die Dem 0riinoer
ION Wteaeln, Dem bl. Homuai0 ges
lCeIbte &ut9eor4ie an er1ter STEELE
lte1t. Der IN Sreujiorm gebaute goz
.li9e pom, Der aus Der Utitte oeS
II. Slbrgunoerts Itammt, lit cine
otr gtoBarlIgiten uno mdjeItdtii6iten
Jtlra,en Setstens, reren rieliger 80
Mteter toter 4urm niGt pollenost lit.
81 AnI0ug oes 10. Subrbua0srts
nuros Der 8au ab9ebrowen, uno bic
:tthOurnbroGene SpiBe. na4 beren
9ollenoung er bis 5u 1913 Nteter
Sole bindufgeflhrt lem %lollte, 1T
riht fertiggeftel;t poroen. Sebo9
lun pbne Oiele 8etronun9 nirt! Der
Surm beOeuteno uno 1T bur9 ieiE
munoeri6ones 9iOdeniptel Don As
Gloden sum lpobIlautenoen Stutosns
,IItr oer alien Staot gefporoen. Oas
in ietnen WiaBsn gemultige Sansrs
Ger Sir4e erbdlt ieiu 2i6t Hurd
iteraus if0ne, nit REDEEM ltafpert
seihmudte 6enIter i'm !6aupti9iff
mo in Sen Seiteni9ifren. Die
aatfeorale bon 81. &omualo felist
Gls bodite 3ter mebrere toEtlins
GraboentmdIer BON @r5biId0fen uno
cine 3eibe BON 8ilOern, untsr a'nen
zine &reu5igung BON pan Spd ber>
uorragt.
Die to~itbarIten @emGIoe Me9eIns
ater baben i9re lntertunft IN Der
Sobannistirte 9eIunoen; es Iino be-
rIbmte Werte BON Rubens, 0arGnter
RE sldn3enoe 4nbetung Der bei..i9eu
frei &puige. Der MeiIter pflegte
lelbIt DOLL StoI3 gu ilgen: User sts
ros Suites Don mir ieben mill, Der
gebe na6 Ct. Sobonnis in Wel9aln.'
Sin anoeres 9auptpert BON Rutens
iono in Der ais 8auipert ni6t 'ebr
;%ntereHanten. aber malsri!9 aneelegs
zen Stride BON HOtre Dune Nufs
itellung. Me6eIn bsliBt aud in Dem
icgenannten 9uus Ger 6ii4bdntler.
Gem n9ous gum Solm", oen lrmus
t;gften 6ribrenaihaneebou 8elQitns.
feiien feine 2inienit0nbeit troB aIler
9feitaurationen ourd Sabrbunoerts
jIegbaft berporleudtet aus Den ou,
ntren feinsn olten 0ebduOen Der
Gtoot. Cine iehr 9lidlide @ieoe,.
beritelIung bat in neusiter Sci. cir
dnoerer H~enaiiIdncebou MeheIns err
fabren, Der ebemali9e paIaIt Der
&~ldrgdrefe BON SeIterreid, Der ais
Oeri4tsesbduoe oient. Der @au,
neiien einer 3eil nod ipdtgo.tid'
..;uge aufpeiit un0 oefen 9oGstteil
oas fribeite 8eiIpiel bes Renaili Ince'
itjIs in 8elgien lit, bat 0urd Seor
S.omme cine trefilibe Grneutrun1
ano 1T beute zine 3ieroe Der Staot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

thinner Die aoratammer Roms, famen
pleIe alusen. Aiatiirli9 iteisertsn
iie ben SnbaIt DTS pWiobius~. S9efs
1tls, uno perminOertsn bic 3abl Der
S6effel, DON benen elmer oils Abeabe
5u entri9ten iplr. SO batten lie
tin Snbalt oes Sdeffels BON "a
Yfuno auf 49, erbobt ano i6on
BON 20 S9efieln elmer %ysfOroert. Ore
cor bali ben arHen Seutsn, er per>
oronets. baB Der S4effel q Yfuno
geltsn iOle uno oab BON 35 SdelfeIn
e.ner a65uge6en iet Gao ieptuo9into
tina p%erlolpant4l. Ginen Wti5pano
fseilib iteute sr nidt ob. 3meiRaI
I'M Sabre bradten Uetreioeflotten
cen erntelegen BON Si5ilten nah Dem
5afen Roms. Y~erungiiidis strs Ias
lung pur9 SdltfbruG, 10 tiei Der
Ghaben ben S1.onen sur CAP, ole
GriaB leilisn muBtsn. 0reoo= srs
mobnle pesbaIb DE Retioren Drins
senO, ia Die bette 3eit fir Die See
:abrt ~ hegubea.
6iir ieben &QiOnen puroe ein be-
~tnnoeres aonto, EN- siibelus 1ecLriz
totis" gsfubrt. oat Dem ieine 2eiltuns
stn gei.au getlht puroen. Sam er
IN ytOt, 10 galr tbm Der papit aus
mo tam i9m NIT 0aben an JtuBpteb
our !SiIfs. Sn oer Vat blabte inter
Cregpr Dem GroBen Die &anoptrts
i6aft auf. 9ur ieine pteroe5uti
i1etnt Mat ber2pmt gepeien 81 iein.
CIR ribmte iib 3par. Dab inn lslne
setter ron osrle,6en alien 2rndtrIa
oelisfsrt miroen. oeten Hoiie emit
pinoar bsiunse bate. aber Ole
NaTe i6isn iit) mertli4 oeri1lrdtert
2u baben. Seinem SubOtiaton pes
nus idrieb Gres0r elnmal: ,8u bait
mir ein i6ledtss pfero uno funf
cute @iel 9eiditi; Das pfero Tam
rdj MD, rsiten, neil ss idmmeritd 1T,
rno uui ben guten @leln lam i9
mat liseu, mel tie giel iino.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

So6ann Siirgenien rannte mad
Dem Oottor. Gbe Der aber no4
i6nsa fam, brad Der 4rme cine
SdiiFsl poi oiden 8lutss. @un8sns
6lut. Inter 8rdmpfen eritidts er I'm
sigeuen 8lut.
Der Doctor no6m Sobann Sir
osnien beiieite: IS bleibt uns tsis
ner BON Den breien. Sic hdben's 81
f6per betommeu."
Da qing Der alte Wann abermals
in ben 0arten. Den gan3en Tag
iber grub er. Sur 2inten bsfano
iih bereits elm Sigel. Run nod
mitten uno re6ts Dor Der 9dnt i
Elm @rab.
Wieoer ipurbe Der Goldman, obne
6ab Is Ser 9ritte merten tonnte,
binausgetragen uno beitattet.
Sect fab Sobann Surgenien BON
Gonnenunter9ong on ouf isinem
9iGb&en ruf Der 8ant. Der &r5t
rief ibm i'm RaAbauie9eben bonn
53oun Der gu: nNIter6en. geRt CUR
Rube. Die 1adt lit ti4t. Sbr ners
s:nqt IS nihti"
.0er Iagt Sud oas. 9err 9ottor9
Saba6a. 6ute Rodt!!"
uno er iibt un0 iinnt. Der Wors
gen bri6t on. 4ber er IdBt nifts
mertsn.
4us Sen Mienen Ser SGpeiter
IieIt er, ME eS UNI oen lsbten itebt.
Gut Tte9t'g. 0as 5ieber bat nadges
laIIeu. Gr 1T ouf benz Nege Der
8eTerung. Sola Elm Slid. Gr
piro tinen Gobn baben, Dem er oaes,
allies permaGen tann. SSo1am Sir
eenien bat nidt umionit gelebt.
SER Doctor. Der Sunge er6t
mein s6nus, meinen 9arten uno
mein @elb. sic uno Die S6pelter
iino 3euss!l"
pas bat o6er nod Innge 0eile."
entsegnst Der Doctor. ODER ni4t?"
Gr Iiebt sen alien Mann erI6rots
fen an. .Gus 1T Sbnen oenn, Als
terdsn?"
.Ri6ts, Elm biB6en ertdltet. Rern
nifts."
nRanu - iuer bat olfo re6t 9es
bobt? Qeat Sud gu 8ett, popos
den"
.Qber. better 0ottor. gu 8ett les
gen. Bin funf3ig Sabre aHr See GEE
fabren; bin ME trout gersien."
gu Nittag fro9 SirgenIen in Oas
8ett, oas ne6en Dem oritten @srpuns
beten ftan0. Sc mebr ii4 Der Gag
Dem Gn0e netgte, I'M 10 ldltmmer
pur0e IS nit inn.
atenos tlopfte ser 500 an oie
Sir.
So9ann SirgenIen b0rte oos tn0s
6erne &lopfen. p9Dren Sic, Dot
TER? Gr bolt midi"
r6ieber AZ, fagte Der Doctor lei'
ie CUR Sdmeiter.
0p9 Sobann S%iirsenIen ridtst ii4
nod einmol auf, ais ipdre er geiunG
pie Friiher. Der psrtpunoete Wtatrole
nebsn inn bat Die @u5en aufgeiHlGs
gen.
Sirg,nien neist Iid uber ibn:
.Ou msin gutter Surge. 8iit Elm
tp0derer 8erl. 90 ifiper pertpun0et
uno oo9 balb pieoer geIuno. Dir
perma9 i6 dies. 9isr Der Oottor
uno Die Sdipsiter iino 3eugt. &les.
Qber aib mir Ole Sano uno iprif
mir nab. Bel 8ott Dem aGmddtir
gen"
Pei @ott benz N1md6tigen" -
= Itamnrelt Der Matroie.
,Wil id) sid i'm @orteu be9raben
IaTen, una ale orei @rdber nil r1
bis on mein Qebsnsenoe pflegen.
4men!"
Der onoere fagte ibm mad.
.To4 sinmol bic S6anO. go -
nun leb' ipohl!"
0a trat audi i6on 9rinieuo Der
3ro elm.
Menn i6r aber einen Matrofen
Isbt, Der nit einem 9ein ein6erbums
pelt. 10 froat i'm. BON pem i'd Oteie
0eIdidte Iobe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
SGbrplan Der 0bir., SnrlinarDn 9
Ouinen Giienbahr.

N0rblidh fahrenoe Siige.
rs Mpraens Np. Al. Shn.llsug uod
Ct. Iaul uno R%inneapoiis.
$50 Morgens - Ho. 40. Oriental Himfef
hdlt niht in tleinen Statipnen an.
5;55 Sormittags - No. SO, 2otalbug mad
ct. 4nul unb Minneapolis.
5:45 9iadlmittuyS - 20. 81, North Ractht
@rpreb, idbrt iber bi. 81. q. BON Nin
neapclis aus.
SHeiidb iabrenbe Saae.
2:05 Nahts - N). As, Shnelsu9 mao
gbicagc unD Ct. 2opis.
BIB 9iohts - Ho. so. Shnen5ua nod
Chicago.
l0:45 &prmittdss - Ep. 81, 9oiolSu9.
u :23 9ahmitta9s - 8o. SO. S6ne0sut
mad, Chicago uno ct. 9uuis. bait nid
in tleinen Statipnen OH.
l0:4S Gtenos - SO. So. Shueasu9 mad
@bieogp
Nne 3iiqe fnhren tn9lih,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

Taer irrtiimIt6 cine R1ua
ne. Die nit @uioIiu gefiilIt mar. fir
tine 8%eroiiutanne belt mo ieinen
Nerp!inoien fpeiite, oen CT oann IN
5iiuoete, 3og Iih Der Goblengrdb9t
WilIiom @ar0eud in 2aOo. uniue't
2aialIt. Sll., Yrdnopunosn gu, fuets
/ en- er tlr5e 3eit earaus i'm 6oipi.di
su Spring 8dllsn eriaa. Gr bins
tsrIdbt Satin uno &inG.
81 Ser Rdbepou Rem @ret-
IL. orsibis Meilen bon 4tlantie Gtt9,
riftets Elm Wolobrano. Der cine 6lds
lie pon 5 Msilsn lang un0 10 IRE
i'm brett bs0sdts, arpben Shao.a
en-. Sn OH Waihin9tpn, Gua.sr
Bridge, 0arrispille uuo Sentis iplIrs
ZEN ins9tidmt 3tpansis tieine 6Guis:
tno sic Sronsbesrensrute, ionic 9rof
sc 9ol3btltdnoe ssritort. 9os 6eu-
Il, lpeltes i'm WaIo Bel Sud;er
SriSge dusbrat. nuroe m~utmoB,:9
con einem Sdger neruriaht. Der TN
trennenNes 3InoprI39su su Sooen
fallen lies.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

Nus Der S n trutttonss
tunGe. 9eutnant: ,Wdrum nennt
non lpoGl ben 6eIhinebel Die .Mutz
ter Der Gcmplgnie"?"
Retrut: pWeil er biel 0rein3ares
Sen bat"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
Ter observation-disclosures.

so, i'd onut id5u. !Serr Stuoent.
oaB Sic mid 5'6aas sefiErt baben.
gSenn g DielIei4t q Stissenter5srI
bitten -"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
KaLrp!ah Wreel DER Ua2 a
QEeIteru Gileubabn.

Bahnbof: Ode @reen Bop Strase nno oe,
Mormur @oolp Cambridge.
nit VI a i me bel
9 enntaqa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-02
AT THE MASH TROUGH.

Above two mixtures, the mash fed
In shallow troughs twice daily (aboul
10 A. NJ. and 4 =. NJ and the grain In
hitter OF cnI straw three times daily
(eGrly in the morning, noon and late
In the evenilg). At first the mash
may be molstened slightly with water
but feed dry as soon as chicks learn
TO eat IL readily. The egg and oat
meal may be given occasionally as
relish Regulate the feeds 20 that the
chicks are hungry at each feeding time
but be certain that they are not
starved Little and often Is the rule
with young chicks until they get 10
going well.
From three weeks TO maturity-The
same mash given above (beef scraps
need not be sifted) fed dry. once daily,
at noon. In outdoor hoppers, and
scratch feed composed Of whole wheat
and ordinary sifted cracked corn. equal
parts. given twice daily (morn!ng and
night. II the birds are able 20 obtain
a large amount OF animal feed for
themselves from insects. worms. etc
the proportion Of beef scrap may be
cut down. Also cut down beef scrap II
birds show too rapid maturity. as indi
Gated by comb. development, etc
Green Feed-Give green feed IN the
form of cut green clover. grass. lettuce
certain weeds. etc. during tire lirai
few weeks. unless Trey are able 20 pie
their own from the range.
Nzter-Keep clear water (chapres
twice daily before them At all tinoa
also fine grit after ibe FIRST few asy
(N'ote-if animal meal f. used ~ to
place ~ beef scrap or if most % 'hs
bore Is siffeG frr-r. ihe beef SCRAP h
8 raeagqary 10 rss p zHaIf amoUut q
Aopc meal or ground bone IN thc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-02
lone nluIl
|. = Helps Y |
BOSTON TO BE EMULATED
New York Sun Thinks That City Might
Well Follow the Example
Of Her Sister.

Here in New York the growth Of
cities has been so swift and the prob
lens of building them have been 90
new that the buildings were scraping
the skies along every thoroughfare
hat commanded high rentals before
the sacrifices that a congestion Of sky.
scrapers entailed upon the public be-
came apparent. says the New York
Sun.
Reforming New York ia any e.
sentlal particular is too colossal for
the city planning COMMITTEES to tackle
over night. Instead the mirror 10 heati
up TO us so that we can see many of
our most glarihg faults.
The nearest example that we ought
to study Is Boston. and tue plan of
Boston's new zone system aSe the first
thing the visitor sees. There. follow
ing the system OF some German cities.
dhey have enacted laws for rSiiding the
erection of buildings talinr than IFS
feet In a large area extending from
the river docks to the commons. In
this area there are only two buildings
violating the law. tho Ames building,
built before the law went into force.
and the new United States Customs
building, which. In spite Of all protests,
Is 400 feet tall.
Copley square, on whiah Trinity
church and tho Library front. is pro-
tected by q height limit, and so is Com
monweaith avenue. building on Cop
ley square, the Westminster chambers.
exceeded the legal height and was cut
down to the lawful limits. the city pay
ing damages. Boston also proudly en-
hibits plans OF her great 1.200-foot
docks. her great dry dock, and the fa-
nous fish dock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-02

The way to get rid of the sparrow is
to eat him, observed Deputy Game
Warden Louis Kuertz of Hazelton, ac-
cording to = Cincinnati CO., dispatch
to the Philadelphia Record. He an
nounced that In a few weeks he ex-
poets to come to Cincinnati with a
large trap. which he will place some
where and invite all the sparrows In
the vicinity TO come in.
Sparrow potpie," Gays Kuertz. SIS
rare dish. ! have eaten 1t myself.
It's better than chicken pie pro-
pose to catch the sparrows and dis
tribute them free to all who wish to
eat them. Twenty-four sparrows baked
in pie-sounds like the old rhyme
make pie enough for an average-size
family"
II the crusade against the sparrows
Is successful the fight will be extend
ed to every section OF the city and
each days catch of birds VIII be
passed out in the neighborhood to help
solve the high cost of living problem.
Kuertz says.
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KITTY MADE A MISTAKE
sy GRACE scHwEss.


If any one else had done it," said
the girl In white linen. I'VE should
have thought nothing of II. Probably
We should have merely sighed In an
irr{tated way and said II was just like
q Noman-but. you see. Kitty Is not
just Ike woman; she is like no one
on earth but herself. and she has al
ways been noted for brains. Not the
obstreperous kind, but the more dead
" and dangerous variety which are
concealed under a wide eyed child
Iikeness that invites and does not
waFn.
Many times In my life have seen
mtn go to their doom In their trusting
naaHculine way after n few minutes
coasersation with Kitty.
This being the case, you can un-
dergtand how ridiculous IL was of
Kitty to do as she did.
we had motored to the village
from the summer hotel in the Get
tlings' machine and were to meet i'm
the drug store for soda water after
our several shoppings were done.
Kitty trailed In last, smiling sweetly.
I very informally dumped my
PACKAGES in a car out there as / came
by she murmured as she fell upon
the chocolate soda, and I hope II Is
the right one.'
-'Ha. ha,' laughed we all. We
hope so! AS if Kitty ever in her life
did not know what she was doingi
Then we sauntered out. In front
OF the store by the curb was a per-
fectly vacant spot At this vacuum
Kitty was gazing with a blank express
sion. Where's your car? she asked
Fred Gettling.
"'Over there said Fred. nodding
toward the machine a little distance
away.
"'Yog've moved it, said Kitty, with
conviction, to upset mel
haven'tl' declared Fred Getting.
That's where / left 1t when I came
here.'
Heayens!' Kitty moaned. wiring
Ing her hands. Then did put 'em in
the wrong car after ALL
I'VE glared wildly In all directions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-02

but nothing was to be seen but entire
ly proper cars going about their busi-
ness
what was In the packages?' we
shouted at Kitty.
"A pound of butter said Kitty.
miserably. and eight new dish towels
and two pounds of candy and a tin
dipper and some hooks and eyes!'
For a donation party said Fred
Getting. 4 have heard tell of a bet
ter balanced collection OF things, but
maybe he can use the hooks and eyes
in repairing his machine, and with this
hot sun the butter will be about right
for oiling the machinery
THE drug store clerk said he
thought the car that had stood in front
belonged to Kinkins the plumber. So
We phoned his house. Mrs. Kinkins
said she believed her husband was
starting for the country-and we near
ly tainted. Then she added that he
had TO stop at the garage for gasoline
and then we revived Incidentally,
we found that il was gray car
"'And mine Fred Getting said,
with great seorn to Kitty. is a deep
marooni'
$50 We started TO chase a gray car
that looked as though it were headed
for the country. We overhauIed one
and exeitedly demanded butter and
hooks and eyes and dish towels. Then
the people in IL got angry and
thought the man was going to throw
his box of tools at US. So We hastened
TO explain. but you could tell from the
way they started up their car that
they didn't like US at all.
Finally we found n garage and roll
ed into it so fast that we almost hit
disreputabIe gray, dusty car that
was swallowing gasoline by the gal
Ion. BY its side stood Kinkins.
He said he had discovered the
packages and. while a trifie confused
over the evidences of some ones gen
erosity. he had been much obliged. He
seemed reluctant To give them up. I
think he had designs on the dish tow
els-they would have made such fine
gasoline wipers,
The butter had melted into the
candy. so Kitty had to throw all that
away. and by that time the stores
were closed. so her family didn't have
any butter for dinner that night.
And the worst of II is that Fred
Gettling Is so angry at her for taking
that dfsreputable bunch OF gray junk
for his expensive machine that he
says she can't go riding with him any
more '"-ChicaEo Daily News
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-02

Minor furnishings for the house OF
eighteenth century type are not easily
picked up. but Of late some OF the old
fashioned domestic pienishings have
been reproduced Mt prices which even
the very thrifty may seriously consid-
er. The revived fashions include bel
lows in brass or carved wood. Frank
line stoves, which furnish the cheer
ing effect Of the open fireplace minus
it's dangers-if left alone-and dog
and irons In brass or iron. Delightful
ly quaint. too. are the freside stools
having four short posts Joined by
cords OF firm wool hemp and hand.
woven to form foundation f0r a eush-
ion in gay-hged chintz, tafEeta or vel
vet. Also the round, braided mats Of
alinring coloring. These are pretty
In any room furnished in eighteenth
century style