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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-24
WIVES WHO GET ALINlONY SHOULD
SEND IN INCOME TAX RETURNS

law ala not 10 into effect Until March
I, 1918, an amendment to the law re-
peals the old excise tax law and SUBJ
stitutes a new law covering the months
of January and February. 1918. which
conforms in it's requirements to tho new
income tax law. Corporations are there
foro required TO make out ons report
for the full calendar year Of 1918 MS IL
the new law applied to the whole year.
Dividends must be included In the next
earnings Of corporations and under the
new law no exemption IL allowed.
Accrued Interest.
ub.S e. H.S "y.sS e.
and on some OF these Tortgasss interest Is
Psgsss S Ms i ,,s n. as. pffs nd
shars Of the intersst. accrued In isis, to
ST. ffG 70. pa.d Ssnt sy
tho coliector requires mo TO return ALI Income
s Ss. $ss on N;S l. ''is' Re began to accrue
should make return Of all interes; accrued
for the term comm en- cling November ]. 1918
to December 81 1919. whether II Is paid
or not.
Am I correctf
Answer-"Accrued" interest means in
terest accrued which 10 due and payable.
"A the interest In the case mentioned Is
not que ana payaDo until 1919 IL SnOuiu
not be included In the 1918 statement,
although some OF II accrued in 1913.
Filing Returns.
Sew. L. q. N. In rendering returns Z,
u. necessary for each individual to appear
in person at the collectors Office or may
affidavit be sworn 10 before q notary public
and sent through the ma!l1
Answer-It may be sworn TO before any
notary and sent through the mall. II Il
we'll to send II by registered mall, for yot
will then have n receipt
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..sss Tor :" the ::.::r , e %sasSs q sSs
tho end OF 1918 charged on a, total
hsso s ssSua .G n0t With Of IN.
poration thirty days before March ~
Was q special blank TO be supplied Wy t me
S own stock. In corporation. which
sres.ed in yaius during 1919 ana were, were In n;
:s: enc q shs sss ss n:ss fA %
Depreciation on fair basis and asdue.
iss ., ,h,. los. s' hav. BEEN served thirty
days before March on the corporation
4 that employs me7
| that employs me will mako return showing
tho emount paid to me. and the amount
return viii show income from other sources
Interest on bank account, for instsheo,;
Exemptions WHEN viii relieve me from tho
payment OF any tax whatever But mean
held a certain part of the tax How can
IS i.it Iu. tina. chg lev imposes o, 4
| corportions which replaces the old cor.
porstion tax and that all corporations must
thclr earnings or the salaries they pay
Answer-(l) The corporation should
begin 20 withhold when II has paid $4,000
TO the employee in any year unless the
employee files with the corporation GER
/ tif1cate of exemption. When such GER
tifcate In flied the corporation will with
hold tho tax only on all amounts paid IN
excess Of tho exemption, See also the
answer to No $50 GD.
| (cJ II you have established beyond a
reasonable doubt that the loan Is an entire
| loss IL Is an allowable deduction. or IL
you have kept a regular set OF BOOKS OF
your financial transactions and charged
the amount of Mt the end OF the year you
| can deduct IT, II you flie with your EN-
ployer or with the collector OF your dis
trict not later than thirty days prior 10
March a correct return OF your annual
income from nil sources and the deduc-
lions asked for your employer will with
hold tho tax only on the excess over the
exemption and tho allowable deductions
or when the claim II fled with the col
,ector the latter will Immediately furnish
Your employer with u statement OF the
deductions claimed. The employer would
not have been required to withhold any
thing on your salary In 1913, as th'
amount paid In November and December
did not exceed $4,000.
90 II you keep Il regular set OF booli'
and make an adjustment every year IN
depreciation or depreciation In securities
recorded may be reflected In your income
statement. Such losses are allowable de
ductlons and should be reported in IN
same manner as outlined In (:).
90 Sec answer TO your second question
(py Yes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-24

NJ as rssSrds the two 70 9olioWins su.slioSs
through Your valuable paper;
III ewn . farm on Long Island con-
Ur'ns OF over a hundred acres on which
we usual farm buildings. ono Of the houses
~ my residence: the others are occupied by
t.e foremen VI the different departments
p he farm; ] am engaged, regularly in
i.iness In New York city. Tho farm IL not
being the only product sold. FROM Monday
e Saturday each week reside In Now York
80. Am ! entitled to any reduction Of
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Executor.

.4s-I. j. In case person - both sole
executor and solo life tenant OF an estate
what Kind OF return should lie make
The gross income IL $4,000 end the ne;
taxable Income $4,000.
Answer-He should make n return as
executor and II this is hts only source Of
income he does not have to make a re-
turn as an Individual.
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ClatHaiHG Exemption.

:s7-Holland. ~ Ny salary from one
that corporation have begun to withhold
q part Oft tand whst part 2. ~ on account
as A. en- married sa1 MviaG vish
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-24

Hauling costs, by necessity. must vary
in different localities but no matter Whoe
your local conditions might be, if you haul
merchandise the installation of Willys-
Utility Trucks will reduce your present cost
of doing business and at the same time show
. handsome increase in the volume.
"Give US some specific cases and
facts? "-you ask.
Below are q few ofhonsonds:
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Corporations.

3t--E. II. n. Under the old corporation
tax law corporations were allowed to de-
duct dividends received from other com.
paniss. whereas under the new. Federal In
come tax law they cannot How would .yey
$4,000 In dividends during January and
February. 1918. and 5000 since March /
to December ar ] understand they esnust
deduct any part Of the former specific eIs
emption OF 5000. Does this came rule ap.
ply ~ to dividends rscsivsdf ,T'
Aasvsr-Although ~ nsv ineeDe ~
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Il . Return Necessarily

a<3--H. T.. A. Having q gross proft ex-
oeedng tho exemption but deducting -x-
penses a net proht OF much less than the
exemption. IN II required that an internal
showing tho same?
Answer-If your net income for the
ten months OF 1913 after making all al
lowable deductions was less than $4,000
II Is not necessary for you to make re-
turn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

@oHol ii6cr Giieuba0nitrcdcn inS
6liiilc 6inmeaaefii6rt. olio 8riiden
gebaut Die cine gepoltige99oiierrinne
cutbaltr uno i'm fiibuen Sdplmq
ilber Die IoppclgcleiIe scr 9a6nen 10.
mic 5luBbettc iib ipouHeu. Tic gt6-
mcllnn9en oeS &anolS iinO 0arortiQe,
0oB oie &cioroeruuQ BON G6iffen bon
5000 Eonncn m0glid lit, BON 0enen
jc feds al cinem Sd)lepp3ug bon
$4,000 Sonncn 2occgemidt 8iIam-
mcnge1onat merocu f0nnen. Ga cS
ie0od mo9lid it, ein5clne Sdiffe
nod Bis I'M 200 Souncu 5u ii6erlo.
Ocn 10 bcrmaa Gin cin3iger ocrarti-
ler Sdllcpp5ua sic aciuoltiqe 9oit bon
10000 Eonncn au bef0rocrn. M3on
lic5t OoB Scr neiie Ganol Oen glomen
u@robid6iffo6rtsmc1~ NIT bolen
Gcbtc trdat. Ole 9olfoIteu 6etrugen
ii6er 43 0iiaionen @orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Sin nener ;SaGrfartenOrndcr.

Cine iutcreiiante 9}eiligfeit gie6i
cS 5ur3eit auf Der @ictoriasStaot,
hahn Station in 9onoon. Ger &aiio.
aicr tritt an oen S1altcr, netnt iein
3icl un0 erlcat oen Sa5rpreis. Gin
tur5cS &lirrch mic Don cinem Se6el.
5ua crt6nt ans 0em S6oltcrinncrn,
lno aus elmer uliidt6oren 60bc
flattcrt oos aepiinidta 9iaett Dor
oen %alIagicl auf 0cH S6altcrtii6
nicocr Cieier @orgona bcoeutct M
lid) id]on cinen 6ortihritt, meun man
lld) ods al lnlercn S6altcrn aciibte
Gcria0ren oergeacnpartigt, Ouran
ocntt lUie ser 8eamtc 0aS gepiinidte
Sillett crit ans oen porban0cnen 9c.
iianOcn 5eraisiuhen mo ous6dDois
gen nuB. llno 0ie llcberleQen6eit Scr
ncucn cngliiGcn ocleftriiGen Sa6r-
tartenoriid' mo HcailtrirmaId6inen"
tomnt nod oeutlider gum 8oridain,
mcnn icmono ctiuo 3lpan5iq o0er gor
bltnoert @ilctte 6abcn Mil inO iic6
Dos Uerlanatc Guantlm Ioiort mic
Gin itronen0sr SeQen bon o6en bcr
oni Oen Sdaltertiidb ergieBt. 9l6er
oanit lit oie pirflide 9eOeltlng Sic
icr Griinolm0 nod niht anndbrenO
cridopit 0,nn ctipas 9le6nlideS pc-
nigitens bat man 6cute bercitS in Sen
5a6rfartcnoutomdtcn oic aui OGn
cingcporienen glidal meiiient6cilS
rcniaitenS prompt i6r 9iaett 6cr-
auSgcbcn. sic Qrobe @eOcutlmq sic,
ier neueu Giurid)hmn liegt pielme6r
Sorin, 0oS iis Die berlnnaten 6o6r.
fartcn nibt nie iclbiHtduoi1 i'm @fo-
mcnt ser @eiicliug 0rudt. ioNOcrn
alid rcoiiirirt uno ber6uht. mo Dob
iie cams oitomotiih einc genoue &ai.
icubuhiiibrina qeitattct, sic III ic0em
Nloment eiucu 4oiienobihluB cr-
Ioubt. Ger nena 9lpporat bringt aIio
nidt MIR cine idneIlc lno 9lattc 9e-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

i6n. @r fom an scr @lacc Sc PGtoile
pOrii6er, no er emit in einem fle:s
lien Gof6 ieiuc @clie6tc Gabrielle fcn-
nen gelernt bate. g9enigc S6ritte
oaDon utiernt mar Gin onOeres Sale,
auf ociicn Serraiie ser N}aler Gooi0
Den SoOes5ua crmortete Inn Gin lcB.
res Bib bon Gonton 3u moAon Iic-
ier eripG6te i'm imo mari i'm Gin
DGrae6ener Giencr~ su. 9lls lnon in
Ger 9iue Soint-&ouor6 an Oan Sauie
vorii6erfam in Dem 9o6espicrre
mobnte. crbob Canton bic gcbnQte
Saliit un0 rief ans; yGu iolgit mir.
Mon miro Oein &auS Dem GrO6oOar
qleid MAIDEN imO 0ariibcr Sal5 iG-
en-" 9luf Scr @lace &c Ia 9tcoolution
barrte Somion Scr Eoogemci6ten.
N5it OerGdtliMcr Wlienc OcrIicB Gau-
ton Oen &orren. Dor i6n ging eil
gbbe, @cbete mllrmelnO. Ter &enfer
nuBtc iih bccilcn, oenn cs mar i6on
ipGt, un0 ned Dor Sonncmntergang
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

nib Der ic1me0il0cn Sprad)e lit lett
inter Den &appen ie6r inn 3uncbmell
bcgrificn, mG1rcnO sic 3a6l Ser
S6me0en, 0ie oaS 2appii6c Derltc-
ben, NOS immer rc6t gcring lit, Oa
Oieie Spracbe in i6rcr 9iloungSort
nit Sen inoogcrmanii6en Spro1cn
feins Stommgemcinicboit 6ciibt. 9lm
n66iten CcrluanOt lit ibr 0aS ,5inui.
idle; Ooch bat cin Slime ou5 Dem
SorneOol groBc S9lpiergfeitcn, ci-
nen Soffmof-Soppcn 81 peritc6cn.
&on0idoitlidb lit SopplonO ichr
imgIcidartig Gie ou39cOcbntcn 9tn.
Del mo 9irfeHlpGloer ln0 Die mei-
ten oOen 0loorc, bic man bel elmer
&onocrunB in 9opplanO 5ucrit be-
riibrt, ent6cbren OeS Gci5eS. uno oie
6htOiirltigcn Niosfito5 mcBven 0en
@cuuB and nidt, Gam o6er fonlmt
man al bic gepaltigcn 8iuuenIcen
l.aO ruoert in Der ibmcigcnocn bcQen
&olarnodt iibcr i6re metcn. friitaa-
florcn 6lG6cn. Soer man iauIt in
idlanfcn 9ootc ourd sic gurgclnocu
Stromisneaen cineS Der 5a6lreidcn
Stromc, 0lr6 0en bic @anO Scr Iap-
pii6cn 9fuoerer Den 5crbre6li6cn
&o6n nit rnie6lburcr Siher6eit
lcnft. NOcr man mnnOert in ooS
cigcntlicGc @od9c6irgc, no @letiber
m0 S6nccbcrQc in ltnen6liher
&ctte iidb Ordngen. Ga pcripiirt man
oen polcn mo eigencn 3au6er Der
loppI1noiibcn 2onoi6oit no ireut
ii1 0anfbarcn @cr5euS, 0aB pieOer
cinmal oic @ncrlic OeS moOernen
SngenielrS Gin ncueS 9auO fir Sou.
riitcn cridloiien Bat, NO Die Sdon-
belt Der 9anoicbait uno Der 9ici5 eincS
cigcnartigcn &oll5lc6cu5 O2m gSan-
Oerer reibcn 9o6u iiir ieinc @lii6cn
ucrbciBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
airdle in gIrDiSsianr.

Elm Siliputoolf6cn erideinen mlBten.
60 mcnig iBmpotbiib Oos 9leuBere
Der &oppen lit, oie nod immer nidt
lcb0ncr gcDoroen iinO, ais Seine iie
idiIocrt, 70 ougene6m lit bod Der
Scrfe6r No. i6nen. 5reunolib rmO
gaitirei nc5men lie Ocu @on0erer in
ibrer @iitte auf mo- frcili6 oas itdn-
oig brennen0c @ol5ierer ~ ole llrs
Jade Der loppiiAen Sriciougen -
Ocn ghiieutbolt uicbt cben angenebm
madt; frcunoli9 6ieten tie i6m &aifee
al, nell9ierig irogen iie i6u uacb Dem
gSo6er uno @obn 0aS Seeleule6en
Der Soppen fennen 81 lernen, miro
aber nur ielten eiuem @uropGer &c.
Iingcn oenn tros i6rer GuBcren
Srclnolibfeit begen iie Dem 6rem-
oen gegenii6er Elm tieies NliBtrauen
lIripriinglib Dorcn Die 9oppcn Sc
tildan6eter. lgei ein5clncn @rllppen
babcn Reiienoc nod i'm ooriaen
Sdbr5unOert cinen 0eutlid] auSqe-
prdgten SonnenfultiS fcitQciteQt.
gSic meit oaS G6riitent6uuL 5u Dem
lie li@ foiun IGnger oIS Gin babies
Sabr6unOert 6efennen, pirfli6 Be.
reitS cine le6enOigc Mabt geporoen
it, lit ibiper 81 io9en. Bon g(atlr
neigcn iie 3um imousrottboren @lau.
ben OH @lemeutorgeiiter, bon oeuen
lie iid it6noia ungeben elouben.
Nic Sappeu iin0 Elm &olf bon ouBer
orocntliB Iebbnfter 46antaiie. Syn
lriI5erer Belt itano 0os 8olfsldnacr-
tbum bel Dem es Dor g[Qem oitf 0ie
2inlt oeS SmprobiiierenS onfam,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

rcn0a @annl acnu9t ocr aetpoltigen
inOuitricacn GnhUidhmg Der Se9t-
jcii itou l1nait nidt me6r. IcS6aI6
tnti6loB mui iid, cinm apeiten 9ro-
sen &Qnal cilen o@roBihiiiobrts-
l0ca" nilSuleacn ser nnamc6r nod
sioli16riacr 9lr6cit, icrtigaeiieQt lit
an0 ais Hieienwerf Ser moocrncn
gcduif bc3cc6uet mcroen fam. Gr
beNinut in ocr g}d6e BON SponOor
uuO enOet 6ci So6cnioot6an an Der
S0cr. Seine @ciommtldnac betrGgt
99.5 &ilomctcr. Inter Sen monnig.
fa6cn on i6m ausaeiii6rten Gimit-
6alten intcrciiiren om mciiicn oic
Qcmalti0cn Sdleuicn Dor aQem oie
Ercppanitlciric Bel So6cniinop, mo-
nit Silic mc6rerer trcppeAiormig
iibcrcinonoer gclcater 5dleiicHfams
marn sic 5diifc inn cinen 606enlui-
icribico Don 36 Nlctcru ac6obcn
beam 9cienft ncrocn @lan Bat oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

Oicmma 0es &ubIifums NIT iidj, ion.
oern er entlaitet auB ocn @eanitcn
mo ii6t glcidSeitig cine itGnOigc Som.
trolle iiber Oeiien E6Gtigfeit aus
W1an miro Oieleiht iogen 0ob and
auf lHieren 9ohniiotioncn bercitS an
bielen Ste0an outomatiid6c Sabrfar.
tenOruder in Gerbinoimg nit elmer
ielbit6dtigen Geaiitrahtr cingcfii6rt
iinO; a6er 0ieie oerlougen cine cr6e6s
lid5c N}itbot6dtiqlmq oes @eomten
un0 orbciten pcicntli6 fompli5irter
ais Die bier gaihiloerte. ipe3ieQ fiir
Ben 9orortoerfe6r nit penigen gil.
letiorten 5uaeihniitenc Ginridtlng.
Siderli6 mare es oa6er fein Se6Icr,
pcnn mir auh bci inns bolo ctipoS
Ccrortiges i'm Gorortnerfc6r begrii.
zen fonnten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

Seit 1908 iii6rt Die groBe gobn
linie. Oic 5dweOen mO glcrnc9en
arr llasbeutuna Der reidcn Gr5laacr
i'm n0rolihen Sdiueocu gcbolt Da
Gen, quer ourh Die ihmcollhen Zap
pcnniorfen, uno Der Gourilt tonA
nunme6r nit 5ienllid gcringer 9lii0e
einen gin6lid in ooS Seben oicle7
fremoartigcrt 5touuncS genlnnen
Sriiber 6elam ocr 9ior0lanoia6rer IN
ser 9feacl MIR oic paar SappeRiami'
licn 3u ie6eu, Die bci Der 9lnfunit Der
Tpuriltenltiiie i'm Saien uon
Trouso i5rc arnicIiaer Bel5waoren
un0 Rennt6iergemcibe 6iln &oAT on
boten o0cr in ibrem tleincn Saaer
i'm Tromsoal oic 9eiuder 81 l1tee
pfeu htdten. Cant Der ucucn Gnen'
balm fann man 5cltc in fir5er 3eit
mitten 6incin IN oaS cigentlihe @e,
biet Der nomaoiiiercuocn Sappen &C.
lonaen, mo i'm CONNER ole groBen
g}enntbier6erccn irei berltmtreiicu
ino Sic man0crnocn 5alnilien I'M
lidten Qirfenpoloc idnea i6rc cln'
Fadc 6iitte aus 9irfenliommbcI
nno GenntGicriean auii6lasen
Man bari o6cr nidt onne6men ooD
oie 2appen 6eltc nod Elm rcincS ylo'
maocnpolf iiuo. Ole Sulltur Ole uaQc
@elt bcledt, bcginnt du4 nit ben
uralten @rduden oes 9lomaoeulebeuS
lonaiam oul3uroiuneu
Sabrtauienoe loua 1T scr 2appe
92omaoe gepcicn. Seine iduiutlideu
2ebcnsbeoingungen iinO eng nit Dem
@0nOerleben in oen arftiihen 8rei.
ten Derfniipit. Nlm miro alio talun
anuc9mcn f6nncn oaB Die Sappca
iih all odS ieB6aitc 2c6en ganJ &c.
mo6nat lmo fir ciiropdiid5c aultur
bollia acpinnen laiien merocu Gic
2ebcnsmciic oes Sappen lit 6eitimmt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

ioQtc sic gan3c 9lr6tit gct6an iein.
Ills oorum &crault icinan 6reun6
Ionton imarmcn moQte, trenntc 0ec
&cnfer iie. oE6or," r6ei Canton ibm
0a 5lL Dfounit on Dcr6in0crn. oaB
mIere &0pfa rnh6cr inn &or6e fih
pcsc1ncn?~ PIN S6ofott itoutc lG
cine ungc6cura Menge imO lGautc
mir auf 9onton Scr ols I,6tes Gpier
foacu ioQtc. Gic Stro5Icn scr inter
Qcbcn0cn Some bclcudtetcn 0ia
ot6Ietiidc @citalt. sic i'm 8lute Icincr
8rus0e Oaiton0. gllS niemanO mebr
ca mar, Inn i'm slt troItcn 6otte cr
circn 9(uQen5Iic ser SAwGIe. &c
Iie6tc, ioQ id Oit6 nicmnlS uicOcric'
6cn2~ ieuf3tc or. gI6er 0lcitb 0arauf
iobtc CT iid im0 rici: ~9(ut Eoutou
fcinc SMmdhel" 0onn 5un Scnfcr
genanot. yMeinen &opf mirlt on
Ocm @olfc 5cigcu; or DerOicnt cS,
Cine Wlinlttc ipGtcr un0 icin 0uupt
rolIte in sen &orb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

ourd ooS 9ieunt6icr. Seine 9lcml-
t5icrc iino iciu 60@itcr Stol5 9luf
Die 6iider.Soppcn on Der normcgi.
itcn aiiitc un0 0ic g9olo.2oppcn IN
Sdlueocn sic feline oOer MIR gan5
menigc 9ienut5icrc beiibcn, iie9t Der
@icbirgs Sappe nit &eradtmg bcr.
ob. Sir ole rid)tige @ilcge ser grobcn
9icnlt6ierGcrocn dbcr lit oaS @on.
0crlc6cn imcnt6cbrIiA. 90 iuoeB bic
ncuc 8ct Die MN in OoS ciniomc
Sapp lauo cingC5o8cn ilt i6licBlid
nibt oo6 nod oiciem frcicu Se6en
cill Gn0c ma@en miro? IS ihcint
na6 Ocn Icbteu Stotiitifcn ols oc6c
Die 3o6l Ger 9icnnt6icre 3urId @eun
olio niAt AllcS tduidt 70 gc6orcn
Sic 2appcn 5i Den aislter6cn0cn
&olfcridlaitcn
Ginit rcidtc i6r @ebiet bis mcit
nab gsciteu 6tiiiber. gluf Scr ifan0i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Suntun's SuOcsiuea.

Son Gontonslctteu Stinoen ent,
wirit cin @litar6eiter ser o&eOue oeS
6eur Monoes" Gin ani6uulibcS 9ilo.
GS mar am t6. @erminol 1894, od
iiibrtc man 1nnton SIR &inriAtimg.
gr iu6r nit nod nnoeren 0j2fonge.
ncu in cincm rotbanacitrihenen &ors
rcn, o6er MIR oen mddbtigen Gri6us
uen aoIten sic Slid, Der goriibcr-
gc6en0cn. gS mar Gin b0ier @eg fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

uur0c IontiG mar oic @}oali6fcit
cines oireftcn @oiierperfebrs 5miiGcn
Der Gl6c, i6reH 9}c6cniliiiicn mO Der
gIoroica cincrieit9 nit Der G0er, pei-
ten 9bciIcu ShlciicnS mo Scr Gitiec
ouOrcriets aeacbcn &uiolgeOciicn er.
rcitcrtc cr in sen Sa6rcn t7ll-iG
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len ocun oicicr oiid iebt nod crilti-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

mo iingcn i5re 9icocr 5ur &antcla.
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meIn iie i6re 9lcnhtbierc, Die Oen
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gepciOet 5aben, mO 5ie6en Iulgiom
in Die gSinterQiartierc an Ser Dit
gren5c gegen 9nBlanO. 0ic @enlii-
5ungcn, Oic 2appcn fiir Die Gulhir
81 gcUinneH, BADEN iibriaenS irii6er
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6eiinOct. Die &ir6fobrten Scr Gap
pen iibcr cinen Der 3ablreiGcn mdd,.
tiaen Seeu in Den groBen Stir6bootcn
acmdbrcn Cant Ser blltcn lm0
reidcn EroGt, an scr Oas Golf feline
fin0li6c SrcnOe Bat IT cincn ungc-
mein moleriidcn 9ln6lid. 9ie &cuut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

uopiic6eu Solbiniel icIbcr Oiirite i6r
@creid iib ailcb iriibcr ui6t oicl mci.
ter nod SiiOcn ousgcoe6nt 6aben ais
bente glbcr i'm g9cltcn idcinen iie
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tiicbcn Sebri0en gcieiicu 81 6obcn,
mo nondc pon Den u0r0ii1cH
3pcrgiagen miro man ouf OaS flciuc
&olf Der Sappcn bc5ic6cn oiirfeu, bic
Den bodgepodlcucn @crnoncu ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14
Ger gruhe SdiffabrtSpca Berlin
Stettin.

Tie beboriie6cnoc Groiiniug oes
@robitiiiobrtSmeas @erlil Stettit
be0eutet cine peue GpoMc in Der Gnts
nidlunq Der Gortc0rper6ditaiiie
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

bei iDnen in eroBem 9lnieben au@
oaS Eropbetenpeien Ser jog. gIoai-
0cn.
9ie 9oppen ser n0rolic6en 0iitriftc
ShpeoenS le6en i'm Somncr in Oon
0iitriften BON Soffmof lm0 @uDif-
ioff 0ort 6alden iie in ibren Ieidten-
Siitten trinfeu &oiiee lmO rau6cn
0ic @feiie, Oie iie niemols ans Oem
@3rnOe loiien, ic1moben berguiigt
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-01-22
SOPHOMORE HEAD
L UNDER BAN
MORRIS BRUMBAUGH, CLASS
PRESIDENT. EXPELLED FROM
COLLEGE FOR RECENT
PRANK.

Morris Brumbaugh, president of
the sophomore class OF Dakota IVES
leyan, secretary OF the Student Asso-
citation and orator and debater, has
been expelled from college for his
participation in recent class demon
STATIONS. Action TO this effect was
taken late yesterday afternoon.
Dismissal of the class president is
said to have resulted from his gen
eral attitude on the demonstrations
OF the sophomore class, and his con-
fession that he and Loren Avery, an
other sophomore. had painted the
numerals IT on the doors of Sci
ence hail. No action was taken in the
matter by the board of directors.
Mr.. Brumbaugh has been "A mem
Der of the student body for the past
five years and has been one OF its
most popular members. He has been
active in Y. NJ. C.. A. affairs and in
tended 10 compete for the position OF
college orator lhis spring. Petitions
were being circulated this morning
to secure his reinstatement in classes.
Mr.. Avery. the other member of
the class who admitted his partici-
patton in the painting of the numer-
ais, was suspended for the remand
er of the semester, q period of about
two weeks. At the end of that time
it was said hat he would be permit
ted to take examinations for the time
he had been absent from classes.
Trouble between the class and fac
ulty members arose when the sophie
mores are alleged to have stolen the
freshman flag and then refused to
attend a chapel lecture on discipline.
1t was also charged against the sopll-
ignores that the election of two of
their members to Il general booster
committee Dartook Of the nature of a
mockery. While members of the class
We're at home during the holidays,
they were notified by registered let
tiers that they had been suspended,
pending their signature to pledges OF
loyalty and admissions of participa-
ton in the class demonstrations. The
cases of several of the students were
held in allegiance until the recent re-
turn of the executive from the east.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-01-22
RUES HIS LOVE;
SUES HIS LOVE
MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY PRO
FESSOR BRINGS ACTION
AGAINST BARONESS ON
$1,000 ON JEWELS.

London, England.-Great interest
has been aroused here by a suit to
recover $4,000 brought by DR.. Err
nest Villiers Appleby, formerly a lee
turer in the University of Mime
sofa, against Baroness May de Pal
landt, an American woman, whose
relatives live in Chicago, and who
twelve years ago was the wife OF
Baron de Pallant.
The casenH being tried in kings
bench division of the high court.
The dispute is a sequel to a chance
meeting of the plaintiff and defend
ant in 1903 aboard a train between
Chicago and New York. This led to
the ~infatuation of the plaintiff and
subsequent close relation. DR.. APP
pleby, in the plcadings. declared the
baroness agreed TO repay him for
notes givca Il Partisan iewcler for a
string of pearls. The baroness
denies this statement.