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Williams news., 1914-12-24

they would regret having married. He seldom put the seal of approval on any human undertaking. It was matter of pride with him that he never failed to find the sinister motive for the act which other people applauded. Some of his pious friends used to say that Satan had got the upper hand with
Williams news., 1914-12-24

What great and useful New Year resolution could Europe. make? One at time please.
Williams news., 1914-12-24
aE4kX aE.S M A s
A few advance suggestions.

The gentleman of the house would appreciate Maclinaw, you not real sure that your husband would take the hint get just what would please you- buy it for him, suggest of furs. You can treat hrn to a nice warm set of blankets, wool nap your husband will take the hint, though send him to see linen and glass He buy fine linen table cloth at $150 yard Napkins match, perhaps you prefer table cover for your paror table.
 Our suits and have just arrived and now is the time to make your choice.
 Visit our grocery departments and let US show you stoves, knife and fork and other useful things with which to equip your kitchen.
Williams news., 1914-12-24
(copyrieht. Doubleday. Page & co.)

R. SIDNEY PAYSON was full of the bitterness of Christmas-tide. MT. Pay son was the kind of man
 who loved to tell invalids
 that they were not look ing as we'll as usual, and who frightened young hus- bands by predicting that
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01
Fighting Sea-SickneSS.

At last, 1t II claimed, sea-sickness ID
going To be abolished. The gyroscope
III what IL relied upon to accomplish
this exceedingly desirable consumma-
ton You install graduated selec-
ton of these scientific double spin
ning-tops aboard your ship, and forth
with she ceases to roll Oh pitch
70, at least, says the inventor of
tine apparatus; but the ordinary indi-
vidual will probably ''hae his doots. |"
He has heard thu same story before.
For instance, there Wa famous
anti-sea-sick steamer, Bessemer, with
its adjustable swinging saloon,'
which. III Wa intended, should always
preserve horizontal floor ~ mat
ter of fact, the Bessemer rolled worse
than any tramp
Yet another attempt to overcome
the evil wa that made by French
man named Balm. Tin effect, hi idea
Wa To construct steamer Oh wheels
NOT paddle wheels, be 1T understood,
but semi-submerged hollow steel discs.
which should roll partly through and
partly over the water, bearing TIL ves-
sel with them Alas for TIL hopes
the roller boat proved impracticable
even In smooth water, while ira rough
for which III wa specially designed, it
simply would not 10 at all.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01
LYNCHING IN 1918
Fifty-TWO Persons, 51 OF Them
Negroes, Illegally Put to Death.

Fifty-twO persons, 81 colored and
one white. were put to death by mobs
in this country in the year that has
just passed. This il 12 fewer than
the number lynched i'm 1912. III ID
the smallest number of lynchings in
one year since records have been
kept.
Not ait III these lynchings were
TWenty-one of the persons killed were
accused only; there had been no con
viction, no weighing OF evidence.
Several innocent persons were put to
death. In Greenville, Ca, "a black
man was lynched for a murder. An
other man confessed to The crime a
few days later. At Houston, Texas,
"a negro accused or murder was
lynched. III was later discovered that
he was the wrong man Two ap-
parently innocent colored persons
were put to death at Germantown,
Ky. At Spartansburg, :. C., the
bravery or a Sheriff prevented a mob
from lynching colored man accused
OF felonious assault He was later
acquitted by white jury
TN only no of last years lynchings
Was that crime, proved or alleged, the
cause Of arousing the mob's frenzy.
TO call the roll Of States in this
matter may SAVIOR too much of bring
i'm indictments against white people.
vt 10 lynchings in "A single State,
Georgia's record, and nine in another,
with thu other 30 dis
tributed among lib States, suggest
that something more than the blind
forces of coincidence were at work.
From The Survey.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01

The head of our concern decided
To have everybody undergo an EN-
cheney examination and apportion thu
jobs accordingly How did III turn
out?' The Office boy won the
managers job and the manager
couldn't pass at all"-Louisville
CONSTITUTIONAL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01

-ChivaIry IL not what 1T used To
be- tho. It consists chiefly now
adays of hanging Oh a strap in a
trolley car while "a fit woman occu-
pies your seat ''-Ba1timOre Sun.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01

Sha-aSo sorry To hear Of your
motor accident" Motorist--Oh,
thanks; it, nothing. Expect to live
through many more" She-aOh, but
IA hope not-D-Boston Transcript.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01

The stingiest man in jamestown,
the Optimist says, loafs around thu
drug store in the hope that TIM odor or
the drugs will cure his cold.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01

do you feel like "a plate Or noodle
soup?D asked the waiter. mo: I'm
rot maxim my noise, am I?n-New
York World.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01

Mr Frey F- Harver, Frizellburg, has
moved hi stable from thu above
place To thu stable i'm the rear of the
residence or Mr. t. O- Diffendal,
Bond street, where ~ II buying. sell
I'M and exchanging.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01

The manager OF The Advocate -
ceiTed "A card from Mr. C. C. Gorsuch,
this city, from Berlin, Germany The
card reads. Safe i'm Germany after
pleasant ocean trip"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-05-01

Rev. John Roach Straton, ID. NJ, or
Baltimore, Md. will give an illustrated
lecture on Egypt, Old and New" at
Alumni Hall. Western Maryland Col
lege, Friday evening, May 18th, at s
O'Clock. Admission will be charged.
Dr. Straton Is one Of the most pleas
ing lecturers on the Chautauqua
platform. He will use altogether 125
or the finest views, and hi lecture
will BE- not only highly entertaining
but most instructive and inspiring.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22


Dem Go6ingeldieOencn miro belte
Die Sdule geidloiien blei6en uno
0ie 9inOer perOen bel ser 9eer0i.
gung Spalier 6ilOen. Sdou geitern
wuroen piele foit6ore 9lumenipen-
Sen nod Dem Groner6auie ge6radt.
6err 9aegeler mar 6ei 9llleu nit Oe-
nen er in 9erii6rlng fam Elm germ
geie6ener Wlonn Oeiien unSeitiges
Gn0e trob ieines 2eioens aIlgemein
betrouert miro. 9(ls 9o6rtitdtrGger
fungiren ieds ieiner Gollegen lno
6relnoe Serr 9oegeler mar 3S
Sabre i'm itdotiiAen Sbul0ienite
tbdtig unO mare nd1iteS Sa6r pen
iions6erehtig gepeien. Coroner 9fui-
iel[ fonO 6ei Dem llnteriuden oeS
Solles, OoB @err 2oegeler 6eltimmte
Gorfebrllngen fir ben Sail ieines
looeS getrofien botte. @r fanO eiii
Seitoneut, 6egloubigt BON Oen Ser
rem gSn Nl. &ogeler mO Y6ilip
@. Gono6uc, in melHem iein 9aar-
gelO nnO ieine peri0nlidbe So6e Ser
Srait Sertel, in Oeren Salrie CT ieit
no6e5u 5mon5ig So6ren mo6nte, Oer-
madt miro. Sn Der st Sames-
Spor6anf~ 6efinOen iid $1,000 unO
in Ser uSlO Conn 9fationol6onf~
$50, OeSgleiAen laaen $50 III ieinen
Shreibiiidbe ne6en Dem Geitament.
g9ie es 6eibt 6intcrldBt cr feinerlci
@cruonOte in ser olten Seimot6
o0er bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
sOnuenanf. nuO ltutersans.
Nns g9ctter.

sir Wlarplan0 un0 oen 0iitrift
Columbia 6eute uno morgcn flor;
mdBiac iiioli6e mo oitli1e @iOe.
@eiiern berridte Ben gan5en 9ag
ii6er porneS @etter. Die bodite
lcnperatit 6etrng S6 @roo I'M A
ll6r 9ladmittogs imo oie nieorigite
81 @rno Inn 6 ll6r Wlorgens.
Tic groBtc S6neaigfeit oes @in.
6cS por z N2cilcn pom Siiocn.
Ger 6en6tigfeitsge6alt Der 2uit
mar so sGro5ent Inn s llbr Morgens
uao Il %ro5ent Inn 8 ll6r 9lbenos.
Sl Sen iibriaen @etterbeo6ad
tnnas. .Stotioncn oes 9onoes mar sic
65dite Senpcrotiu pie foIgt:
9ltlautic.Git0 81, 9ismard 80,
Bolton 80, Buffalo 80, G6arleiton
80, Chicago SO, Glcpctono S4, Gem
Ter 7G. 1eiroit 8S. Gullt6 so, Gait-
port 80, @alpciton 80, @reen 9au
S4. &atteros 7S, SABRE GA, Selend
So. SadionpiQc 80. aanins.Gitp SO,
stnorpiQc SO, 2ouispiae 80, Mar-
qnctte s6, 0emp6is IS, 0lonteomerD
SS. Qiontreal 80, 9lantudet SO, 9lew.
Grlcons S6 Ner.Dorf 80, 0fla6oma
SIS. E6ilaoelp6ia 80, Fitts6irgb 80,
%ortIauo, 0ie.. 80, Bortlano, Ore,
40. Quebec 81, 9aleia6 80. Salt
Qafc Gitu 62, Gan 6rancisco rs, ct.
9ouiS sS, Scroutou SO, Shreveport
80. Spotane G6, Sgracitie 81, Gam
pa 8S. g9aibinaton 81. Minnipea 56.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
Nns @rrhar 6eninnt IIente.

gor ser Gomnriiiion fiir offentlidc
getriebe beginnt 6eiite ooS gerbor
I'M Snformotion iiber Die sSeItltel-
ltng elmer S8orm, I'M Sen @ospreis
fir Den ganoen StoOt 81 firiren. Der
@olfsonwolt gilbert 6. Hitdie bat
Der Gonlniiiiou cine glnoabl 9emeile
umterbreitet, ans pel1en er 0it be-
peilen perlil6t onB Der @ospreis
nidt so Gents betr6st ionocrn in
9girfli6feit SS Gents pro 100 aubif-
fuB Ieiu Iou. Sr. 9litdie begriinoct
ieine 9lneoben Sanit, cob er iogt, Der
eeIieferte 9(rtifel iei 6eOeuteno min
Ncripert6ieer. 0ie Gommiiiion miro
oober 3lmG6It cine giorm Ser Guo-
litdt ocs 05oieS ieititellcn niillen c9e
lic al sic ASreisfrogc bcrontrcten
fam. &elte meroen sic Beomten
bon disqualification unoSngcnieure
bon on0ereu StdoteH Ocrnomnlen
weroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
@Ierria ". Seaanc eeItor6eu.

Sr. W}erria 81. Teaoue, Elm be-
fonnter 3eitungsmanI ser bier lam
gere 3eit auI Baltimore 9lmerican"
tbGtig mar 1mo fir 5pei Sabre als
Glerf Oes 6peiten 5tootrotbS5peiges
fungirte, lit I'M 9(Iter bon 40 SSobren
in Stem. yorf on Scr SAminoiic6t &C.
itorben. Sr Seooue itammte aus
Yenoleton, Sn0., lm0 begann ieine
3eitungs-GarriGre in 0enper, Gol.
lno 9ng bon Baltimore nob 8bila-
oelpbia. Spdter wltroe er @GtglieO
scr @}aflerfirmo 81. Stonebom &
60. in gfeip.Dorf. Gr binterlGBt ot-
fer ieiner @ittpe cine Eohter luo
mebrere 9riiOer inn @eiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
SSun SlidJc sr SIi@e.

Ser Sei6nam Oes %rin5ipolS @arl
Soegeler miro 6eltte inn Grema-
toriim auf Ser u9ouOon + %arf-
Cemetery" oer6ronnt. Ger.
uodte ieineu p3adlaB ieiucr
&ausmirtbin.
Gie irOiicben lle6errere Oes 10 i'm
eriuartet aus Dem Se6en geidieOenen
Serrn @orl 2aegeler, 0eS @rin5ipolS
Der Sdule Scr, 81, merOen beutc
glodmittog i'm @renatorilm ouf
Der n&ouoon @orf Cemetery 5u
9lihe permanOelt, no60em oorber eil
feierlider GrauergottesOenit in iei-
rer frii6eren @obnung, Gar. 1909,
9}orO Caroline StraBe, itattge-
flmoeu Bat. %aitor 9r. Sulius Sof-
mann BON ser 3iousfirhe miro Die
Erauerieier lciten. 9lus glbtlug Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
81 nsne Serr.


Or. 6ronf 3. @ooOnow, ser 9rdii.
Oent Ser uSo6us Sopfius-lluiper-
iitat4, mcilt cinioc Gage bier.
girO iein 9lmt i'm Sfto5cr ii6er'
ne6men Gonicrirte nit Sem
Gireftorium. Sproc5 iibcr
G5iuo mo Oeiien @rdiiOeuten.
SSrauf So6nion @ooonom, wclder
Dor einigen Mouaten, pd6reno er iid6
nod in Gbina befono uno Oaiel6it
bet ser llmwdl5ung ser olten &egie'
utngsfornl mit5ubelien iubtc, gum
HrdiiOenten Der nSobns Sopfins
llniperlitGt~ ertpG6lt mor0en mar,
6eiinOet iib 3ur 8eit in Baltimore
lmO miro wa6rideinIcb nod elm oOcr
5luei Gage bier oerblei6en Inn iid
Damn alf cine fiir5erc &eiie no6 Dem
9lorOen 81 6ege6eh 9luiangs Otto
Der miro er iooonu 'mieOer nab 9ol-
timorc 5uriidfebren uno bier g9o6-
nung nebmen. of4
Serr @ooonom inO ienc Satin
trafeu rnpernult6et am Sonntag
9l6euo in Baltimore elm lm0 6ottcn
wd6reuo Oes geihibeHNa oiel 5u
tbnn INN oQe sic gegriiBunQen nnO
gSillfommensgriiBe Ser Gireftoren
uno Ser 6afultdt Scr nSobns Sop
fms llniOeriit0t~ iowie oes Sta6es
Ser McGoD-@olle, 5u ermiocrn.
Gurd iein feincsmegs iholoren-
6oftes, ionOcrn offeues unO mGnnli-
dcs g8eieu ermor6 iih Serr GooO-
mop 6ereits in Der fnr5en 3eit cinen
groBen &reis BON 6reunOen un0 Ser
ebrern. Su forperliher 9e5ie6lla
lit es tein GROCER Wlonn ieine 9lnge&
iinO 6lou iein Saupt6oor mO
Sbnurr6ort bell6raun. SSn 9ebte-
rem iinO 6ereits einige wenige groue
Saare 3u bemerfen. Gr ipridlt rein
omerifanii6 o6ue ieocn engliir6er
9lccent @r ipro1 BON ser nsSo6ns
Sopfins llnioeriitGt" beino6e mie
BON einem t6elren ainoe. peldent
man niht geuug Sorgfalt unO Nlii-
6e ongeOeiben laiien Fam. @r iprad
bon 0em ausge5eibneten Guf Oelt
geraoe Oieie So6iHule Oiir6 oie gam
sc gSelt 6eiitt, duBerte iib ieoodJ
nbt inn 9eionOeren ii6er ieine per-
ionIihen Yldne ais 9eiter ser Uni
DeriitGt. Sm &erlalife oes @eiprd-
DIES duBerte er iidb iiber ieinen 9luf-
ent6alt imO eine 9lr6eit in China
nnO iagte in 9e5ua ouf oen YrGii-
oenten Yuon Obi Sal bon weIdem
er uuBeror0entlicb piel 81 6olteit
i6ien folgenoes. nghion Obi Goi lit
Elm ii6erous tiidtiger Wlonn imo elm
edter, rebter @olitifer, Der genall
weiB, mann etpos gct6nl mer0en
nulB unO mann nidt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
Bur eluiacm glMGe.

Ole 9ecrOigung Ser am bergonge.
ncn Sonlitog inn 2llter BON rs Sab
ren aus Dem 9ebeu geidie0encn 8rait
9(ntonie g}iemonn fono geitcrn Tor-
luittog I'M 10 ll6r BON Scr Mo6nng
ibrer SbwGaerin 5roli 9luoliIta
Gdesfe, @omouoion.9lbenue, Gatons.
oiue, aus itatt. gtob elmer ergreifen-
cen, bon Yditor Or. 9owers, oem
Sceliorgcr ser Iitberii6en SolemS-
Stride, o6oeboltenen Srouerfeier cr-
folgte sic 9eiiebung ouf Dem u&ol-
0on- Garf- 6ricobofc.~ 5roi O3iemonn
lror Die @ottin oes Dor odt SSobren
@rn. @berboro Sic
MANN mclhcr nit Dem iii5ipiiAcn
olei6faas beritorbenen Srn. 0jiesfe
i'm Sabre 1853 sic befonnte Sobofs.
Iirna @iesfe & 9liemonn eriiu0ete.
Die &erItorbene mar an If. 6ebrtor
1886 in OIoenburg geboren in0 fam
bereitS Dor nabe3n 60 Sobren no6
9lncrifo. Seit Oem Go0e ibres 0jot.
ten Iebtc iie nit ibrer SbmGeerin in
Gotonspille
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
&erbreit ernna BON 8 a.
fr0 B c 3 orf 3 erroc c c

tro6e 8arf Serrace.
Sr. Sang bon ser "a. g8oro reidte
cine @eroromlng cin, melhe Die Ser
breiteritng ser 9atrobe @orf Eerrace,
5wii6en Der SiiolpeitIeitc ser Sort
9lpemuc bis our 9}orooitieite ser
gSeas-StroBe, Doriie6t. 0ie Ser
oronung muroe an oos Gonlite fir
8erfebrsmege oermieien.
gSoIlen itGotiid Con.
0uiten bcnltben.
Cine Geroronng, ollrH melhe ser
6irmu SobidilO, &obn & So. &C.
itottet mcroen ioa, sic itdotiidcn
GonOuiten sur 2egung bon &o6el fir
9eIep6on lmo elcftriIde 9cleudtlmg
oegeu cine entipredenoe @liet6c
al benubeM muroe bon Serrn
Spencer bon Ger A gSorO eingereiAt
uno m oas Gomite fir @erehtiomc
9eripieien.
&cr6or fir 9[nti 2Grm,
&eror0nung.
Sr. Curtis bonn 8meiten StoOt-
rotbs3meig ieste geitcrn ais @oriiber
Ses Gomite's fir @oIi5ei lmo @e-
fdngniB megen Ger ibon lougc icbmc-
benoen 9(nti.9Grm .Geroronltng, mel-
DE mebrcre Nlolc ein8ereibt muroc,
gum letten 01ol olrc6 0rn. &einbe-
man I'M 3meiten Stootrotbs5meig,
elm offcntlidcs &erbor fir nG6itcn
Wlontog Sta1mittug I'M 3 llbr giod-
mittags an, nodoem er ourd cine
Delegation Oes glnti.26rm. Gomite's
Der Baltimore me0i3inii6eu @eiea-
icboft nit Or. g8. &. g8otion an ser
Spitc nnO perihicoener @eihGfts-
lellte- Gereine Oorlm crhidt porocn
mar.
Gin @roteiiidreiben gegen Ole an
gebliAe @tntertreibung ser betreifcn.
een&croromng Our6 Srn. S'Wlcora
bonn eriten 8peige, iiber melhes be-
reits beridtet muroe eelongte inl
eriten 3meise 5ur @erIeiitne uno
wur0e obne 0ebatte an oos Gomite
iiir 9SoIi8ei unO @efdnsuiB Oerwie-
fen.
Gten66ite Sto0trotbss
Sibung.
@eiOe 9lot6s5peige oertogten iid.
bis 3um nGbiten Wlontdg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
g8ieOcr cim Opfcr giitiecr @il3c.

gSieOer ein Spfer siftiser Eil5e.
g(bcrnlols 1T ser GerIitit zines
observation-disclosures OurH sen @enllB gif-
tiger 9Sil5e 81 befla9en. 6rou glno-
Itoiio 2itfosfp. sic Satin BON Sobn
2itfosfp, 91r. S421a, gBeIt.2ombarO-
StrnBc, oB 0ie berOer6enbringenOen
ASil8e om bergongenen 0onnerltog
uno wuroe nicbt longc nod OerDtobl.
2cit bon beftigen Grdinpfcn befallen.
Srpt scr ongeitrengtcn 9emiibingen
Or. @arrp @loBmon'S gelong eS
nidt iie om 2e6en Su erbolten. &br
Ioo lit Ger liebente ouf Sen @eniB
qiitiger @il0e Suriid5ufiibrenOer So
oesfdae mGbreno Scr lebten neunl
Sage. SSrau 9loro Groiier, oeren
CSottc, ipie beridtet, fiir0Iih eineu
eiftigen gil8gerirbte gum 0pfer fiei
uno oie ieIbit beftig erfronfte, beiin.
set iid nod Ser 9lnea6e ser gler5te
ouI Dem g8eoe ser @eiierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
Semte it gIeaiitrirnna.

SeOer itimmberedjtiete Be
mo6ner bon WiarOlanO IOllte
iidD gente regiitrirem laiiem, Oa-
NIT er bel Der '6erbitwa6l iiHO
bel Der Wlnni3ipalma6l i'm Wlai
mititimmen faun. Die 9iegi.
itrirlofale iinO in jsoem 9sre-
SHIFT BON IL lIgr Nlittags bis
10 ltBr gl6enOs in Der StaOt
nnO pOn s lt6r Wlorgens bis
S lt6r 9l6cnOS i'm GuMmtD
OifcH. User bci 9gfiindrwaBlen
mititimmeH iuill, muf ieine
%artei 9IffiliatiOH angeben,
iUer nidJt an Osm Erimariua6-
len Sbeil nebmen wil, fam
iidJ ais noeclimeO" eintragen
laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
Sa6rea.Gomfersns ser ga6n6eamtcn.

0ie Superintenocnten oes qan5en
SDitems ser Baltimore. Ohio -Ydbn"
befinoen iic6 5ur Set IN Baltimore
unO bolten nit 0em Gice. @rGii0enten
9. gS Sbompion Oie iiblihe iobrIide
Gonferen8 ii6er oeu 3uitono OeS
SobniDiternS lmo etmoige @ori6l6ge
fir @er6eiierineeu o6. Die Comic
ren5en fommcn beute sum- gIbi1luB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
nm nndl 0entlhlnnn-

Die ndditc @oit nod 0euiidlonO
itGIieBt belte gl6eno 8 llbr i'm bic
faen @oitamte ino gebt nit Oem
odiiben 0ompfer 05reoerid Der
Acbtc4 ab. 6crucr 9e6t cine ocitide
sSoit init Dem itolieniidcn Donpfcr
o9lnerica~ am 5reitog 9lbeno Don
bier ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
Sm Sabre 5G75.

Die 8eier ocs iiioiiden 93euia6rSic-
ties aeiiern glbeno gum 9lbidluB
aefommen, Neridieoene anoe-
re 6ciie in ocn ndditcn @oden.
Su alien Sunaaoaeu ser Staot
ianoen 5eiioottesOieuite itott
9loA iiioiidcr 3eitrednuug Bat
oos ,Sobr 5675 begonneH. Die Ss-
raeliten feierteu geitern i6r 9leii-
io6rsieit mel6es nit Sounenulter.
sang gum 9IbidluB fam nodoem es
am 8reitog 9lbeno nit Sonuenlm.
terqong 6egounen 6otte. Gem Dleu.
iabrsfcite In roiber 9lei6e iolsen
ucribieoene onoerc 5eite. 6oiten-@e.
Ooliob, oos @eriobulngsfeit Saub-
6iittenieit @olnenfcit 2au66iitten.
Gnoe, @eieeesireuoe SSn orei $50.
den fommt Der 9lbidluB oieier 5eit-
3cit
GnS 9leniabrs- mo Oas Serlobs
nilngsieit meroen BON fat allen Ss-
raeliten 6eo6ohtet, iel6it bon oenet,
sic ii1 ionit wd6reuo oes So6res I'M
feline 6eiertage fiimlnern nno nidt,
wie Die ort6oooren SsraeIiten, an ie.
Dem 5aniliog in Ser Spnogoge 2ln-
oadbt iIben Gas 9itiiol lit IN oent
Galnnlo inter Scr 9encnnnng Sc
0ars92oco~ nicoergelcgt 9loi6-ba.
bona bot, auBer ser Ginwei6rmg
Ocs ncuen SSn6res, oie religioie 9c.
oeutung, Die 0ebrehli6teit oes Wlen-
idcn mo Ocn Mert6 oes @e6etes 5u
ipm6oliiircn. 9aS @eOenttoq ser
G6opfng ser g9elt 6eiBt oas Set
Dpm S5a55iforon ais Eag oes @c.
ridtes fir ollie W1cniheu lmo E6iere
Dom Saoin. Gurd &eue fam Der
gncnaql1u6igc Der 9eitraiung ent.
oe0cn nnO ieinen 9tdmen Dem gnhe
ocs QebenS cinberlei6en, menn Die
9lcuc Dor penn 5e6n Gage ipdter 81
icicrnoen Ncri06uingsieit criolgt it,
Ger llngewiB6eit Der olten aitro,
nontiihcn@enrt6eilun9e wegeu Ders
iijat ser Ialnnlo, ooB oos set As
Stunoen lana on0oueru ioll Ger
jiioiid5e &olcnoer miro Oitrh Wlonos
bered)nuugen 9eregelt, uno in altcn
3citcn tonnte Die geuoue Belt OeS
Ncimon0cs ibuer uorber beltirnmt
merocn. 9lnt Noi6.ba-i6onab iiellen
sic Ssraeliteu oae 9(rbeiten Elm.
aeiucrlci 9ilitborfeiten iino geitottet.
9uBc, g9o6lt6im mo @e6et wer0eu
aeioroert Sci alien @ottesOienitet
ouBer an Sanitogen pd6reno oes
a1ouotes Dor Dem 9seuio6rsieite mir0
0as Sboior.Som gebloen Oos ole
SsraeIiteu mo6nt in iid 3u gc5en
mo sic Siilie oeS 6inmcls erilebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
g}ricffoifcu.

09oric Q. ~ DSino oic SoIod-
ten in 6ranfrcicb ebenio ipie IN Gng-
lono un0 glmerifu getoufte Cub
jefte2" ~ 6ranfreib bat Oieielben
@eiete mie GeittiAlou0 in 9e6ug mlf
%ebrpfIidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
gNi[Ne Snrfcna.

gSic ous Dem meitlicben 9Gor0ldno
beriAtct Mrs iino oie milOen Srilt-.
bdbne oieicS Sobr 5oblrciber in oen
SSdloetu ais in oen lettcn 20 Sab.
ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

M6rnnenicn, BITE ben sGcntIdjen GORE.
lponDrntcn" nidlt phulilid porr ilurcgel'
md6ig erbaItcn, iinD gebctcn, Der Office
bnbUn per EcIepbUn oOer idlriItlidl Wiit'
thcilunQ aii ni1dIew,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22
staOtrntls.ss .sserhamOInmnem.


ST. So6n 2 6pro ais ailmer's yla6.
foIeer I'M Stootrot6 eripdblt.
@ieIe meme @orlaeen eiueereidt.
Die 9lusgabe Der Grei-D2iI-
Iionen.0oaar 9lb6ugsfanaI. 9ln-
Ieibc oneeoronet. ~ gaeue sSon-
oeI6iIoer.Ebe projeftirt.
Nlit ernertem 9lrbeitseifer uno &c.
itdrft BON Der 9lube Ser 0reinonotli-
den Serien, traten oie W1itglieOer oeS
Stootrat5s geitern mie0er 3uian-
men INN Oie @eidide ser StoOt nit.
leiten 5i belien. N1it qhsno6me oes
Serrn Sbap bonn 5peiten 0iitrift,
moren alle StaOtp1ter Oes 5weiten
Hat6s5weiges anmeienO, aiid Der
9ehid i'm eriten 3weig mar ein glI-
ter, nur Oie 6erren Said BON Der g.
un0 9insmanger bon Der IA. @urO,
waren a6meieno.
g96brenO ser 6erien 6o6eu sic Si.
bungS.Sdle einen neuen 9lnitri1 be-
fonnien mo iin0 nit neuen eleftri.
iden 2ibteru perieben por0en. Sic
mohen einen diBerit freunoliden
Ginorud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

gl6Dnncntcn, bic ben ,9cutidjen 0urre
iponocntcu" nidDt piinftlidI Docr unrencl
matia crbaIten, iinO aebetcn, Der Office
OobOn per EeIcpbOn U0cr idriftIid Nlit.
tGeilHng 81 mahefI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

9la0icaE Cure yrndb6nOer.
3. s.. Mrgebenn e So,
525 .-Gutaiu-Str., Baltimore, WO.
(glue15,8MtE&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-22

niBniB berlpieien.
&ergro Beru1ig Scr GitD
Yoro.
Sr. Wc@enno bon ser 10. gSaro
reihte cine 9eroronung our 9hltori.
iiriinq 0es g[nfoufS bon 0rei @rluto.
Itiiden 8ur @ereroBeriins Scr Gitp-
garo an Scr Goft. inO 9ow-StroBc
Gin. 0ie @rlmOitiide liegen brett
bintcr ser goro. Ole @erorouing
wlrOc an oos Gomite fir Waittel uuO
S9ege Dermiclen
$flaterun9 ser gSooo-
broof 9[benue.
Sr. g8eft bon ser 13. @aro reidte
cine 8etoronnng eilL ourh wel6e Ole
g(mer @crbeiierunes Gomntiiiior
mitoriIirt lpiro, Oie @ooobroof glOc,
ron ser g1oroieite ser Glifton.9lpenuc
bis sur g9oroIeite ser g}ortb -9Ipenue,
tfIoItern slt lofien. Die Geroronnng
ioutoe an Oos Gomite fir YerfebrS.
uege periuieien.
Sabrif 3ur SeritcIlung
bon &ettungSbooten.
@ie Ginfiibrune elmer neuen SSn-
ouItrie miro 0lird cine 8eroronung
oneeoeutet, welde Sr. Sang bon Der
"a. @oro einreidte. 0ic gerorO.
nung olltoriiirt Srn. 8. z. @arouer
cur erridtling eines 90 SUB breitcn
uuo 45 SUB tiefcn @ebdiloes mif Der
SHoieite oes 9olinS an elmer lntcr
Dem g}amen u@lop Foini" betonntcn
Steae 3ur SeritcIlimg bon Sc6eusret'
flinosbooten. Der Geroromung wur.
oc oie erite 2eilIng 9egcbeu, moroui
Iie oa Oen Ge6duoe-S Snipeftor bernie
fem muroe.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-24
BOUGHT AT HOME"

When buying goods "Made Il,
America" 60 just little further
be a little more patriotic, an.
BUY GOODS AT HOME! It i
GOOD to buy goods made IT,
America, but it is even better t.
buy them from home merchants,
BY buying American made goods
you keep your money in circulsi
ton in America. But by buying
those goods from our local mer-
chants you keep your money Ia
circulation at home! Every man
and woman talks patriotism and
likes to be considered patriotic.
Let's practice what We preach. Buy
American made goods at home
from our merchants. That is pat.
riotism!