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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
Die Sclcp6uufruufGcit.


@lau6en Sic mir mlr, 10 plaliOeri
Elm 9Ritor6citer Ger .Sgl. 9hlnoiA.
cS gie6t mirfli9 @Renibeu. bic an oie.
fer &ranfbeit lei0enl Cine Scu6e
it's, bic INNER me6r Opfer foroert.
NalO in Oieien, balo in jenem &reis.
bolO umtcr oen Sungeu, 6olo mtcr
oen @rgrautcn. 0icr miro Gin 9lad).
fonmc 9loam'S, BORT cine Sonter
@oa's BON i6r augcitcdt. Sn
0erii6lanO gicbfS i,15451S 3cru,
iprecbonibGiiie, alio atf ieocu So,
Meni6en fommt cin 6erniprehcr.
@s lit Oo6er an5une6meu Dab Sie
minoeltens orei @leni6en fenncn, bic
gliidlibe 6ernipredinbobet iin0. 81.
ner BON Oielen orcicn abcr, oelicn fon.
men Sic iiber iein lit elm bepauerns.
mert6er &ronfer. Ger .6erniprcd.
foaer~ diiBert iib oeri4icocn. Ga cs
bel oieier aronfbeit pie bel ieoer an.
oercn Ocribieoenc Staoicn giebt. ,Sh
miinide ,S6nen nidt. OaB Sic NIT ci-
mem 0ieier S6merfruufcu oeum
BON Oieien uia i6 S6nen er3d6len
in einem 3inmer ar6eiten
miiiien in Dem ii9 ein 5ernipredcr
beiinoct. Sic miirOcn ME l1ngcr ais
flint Oiinlten &uGc 6abcn. S6r Sim.
mergcuoiie bat ndmli6 iruucr 5l
ipre1cn. 0lon bat Oas &eiii6l. ols
arbeiteten feline 9ierUen lnuntcrbro.
6eu Ooron, INNER ctpas 9teucS an
criWncL 1qS lid, OiTA 0cll 6erHiprc.
der crlcoiGcn lieBc. SD mintiAc so.
ncn aId nidt. OaB Sic ctua oie &cr.
ptlibhug babcu, ii6 OcS 6ernlprc.
herS 81 be0ienen. Sie miir0cn nam.
lid nit ocn fiir5eitcn @eiprdheu OaS
groBtc llngliid anridtcn. Gem Ger
y&ronfe~ fann eritens, mcun 5ie
iprebcu, nibt arbeitcn un0 Damn, be.
Dor CT ieine 9lrbeit bcginut. bat cr
iclbit nod ein pihtiaes @ciprdd 5u
crleoigcn, bel Dem Sic i'm ausgcrcdD-
net it0reu. @r iibt ooer itcbt mao.
reno sic not6geOrlmgcn Sbrcr Scr.
piliblung nadfonmen, pic aui @ob.
len; Ocnn Sic rcOeu unen0li6 lanac
10 meint cr menigiiens. Gr Qicbt lid
ourbous feinc W}ii6c, S6nen ieiucu
3ultonO 5l uerbergcn, lmo lt0rt sic
minoelteus 5pau5i9ntul nit Der sra
&c, o6 lSbr @eiprG6 nod nidt been0et
lei. Sic fommen ii6 ihlieBlib uic
cin &erbrcher Dor un0 3iebcn
glouben Sic mir aus lol6en Der.
5weiiclten Mimlten bic Se6re, Dem
aronfcn oen Scrnipreher gonj oaeiu
81 iiberloIien. Sd babe off oarii6cr
na6aeoadt o6 es gegen oeu 6cru
iprc6follcr Elm Diittel giebt. SD ba.
be 9ler5te beirogt, 6abe BORT geioriht
mo oo. 0oS @rae6uiB mar ooiielbe;
gegen oieic Gronf6eit lit ie0er &oHpi
pcrgcblibl Nlan muB Die llnaliid-
lihcn, 0ie bon i6r beiaIleu iino, i1rcm
Sbidial, D. q. Dem Spredbapparat
ilbcrlaiien mo fam lie mr 6c0ducrn
Goh ga mir gcrooc bcim 8eoouern
iinO. 70 moacn mir audb oieieni9en
ndt ocrgciien, Die micr Dlitleio Der
Oienen neil iie ii6 Die 9Inruie ocr
Sranfcn geiaaen laien niiiicn, mci.
ter icuc, Die uerOanimt limo, ibrcm
6crnaeiprd6 bcijmuo6nen, uuo Dor
9laem Die 9contiHncn bon Scr @oit
ole ourcb Die 9lerooiit0t Der lluhcilba.
rem 6alb 81 Sooe gcbebt lpcroeu,
Npr l}nliteihnuS IN WorS eiucs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
Sin coles g9crf.

}lQionce" in i6rem ncuen Scim
fir Sung rmo 9ut. Scr Sab
rcs6erid0t 5eiot, 0aB ale &Iaiicn
gut beiub. inO. 9eiilct Oiel
fir @immou0ercr.
Die n&cuil6 GoucotiounI 9IQiancc"
6ot i6reu eriteu So9rcs6crcbt, felt.
Dem 0os ncuc &eim in 9lr. 1916,
Oit-9aItimore. Strabc, bc5o0cu wur-
oe; per5iicntli6t mo Oericl6e 5eigt
in auSii6rli4er @eiic, ME iebr ii@
0a5 Snliihlt in alien leincn 3mcigcn
cnipidclt bat. Ger &erid]t murOe bon
&rn. N}or Carton inter @eibiilfe
BON 1Sral Carton, pelhc Oic 9lufiidlt
i6cr Oie peri1ieocncu @ido6cntlaiicn
unO Gibbs bat, ollsgeorbeitet. @c-
iouOere 9eo6hug OerOient oie ain-
OerIm6e, mel6e nit alien 0cnt6orcn
Standardization auSgeiiottet lit ms
i6r Gntite6en Dem &errn nn0 6raM
Carton 5u OerOanfen bat. Sin bcl-
les, luitigc3 3imuer iii fir Oiclcl5a
oorgeie6en in melAem iiM ionii6rc
Better bcfiu0en, in ucI4en Die Slei-
uen, mcm iie crntiiOct iinO, ii1 ans
ruben f0uncn. sluG Gin &inOcrgar-
ten lit cin0crirbtet lucldcr nit Dem
GoGaaricn in @cr6iuoul1 iie6t
llc6er so 9iuocr finOen iiG ieocn Eoa
bier Gin. Sir i3ulreiie N}GO@eu
iin0 luruflaiien cine 9}dbidjuIe ltn0
Gin mirfliAe5 G6caicr oorgeicbcn
Gie folgeuocn Stiidc iOurOen i'm Dcr-
gnnaencu 3o6r 0urb ole &noben mo
0ldo6cu aui9ciii6rt nSnow @6itc,
.NlO Gin9 Sole" ol9c 2ittle &rin-
ceB" uno oG6e 6airD of t5e 6orn-
tain"
og9ir 6a6eu,~ crfldrt &crr Carton
in icincm &cribt, n0cS peitercu
alaIIclL no oie aiuNcr oaS @c6cn
crlcrueu f6meu no iie iiM on Spic-
len crfrcuen, un0 cine ioltbc, iuo 0cn
gmigranteu &in0ern 0ic cn9lii@c
5proAc bei1c6roAi mirO. Gem Gh6-
le6eu Miro cbcniaG3 6cioHoerc 9Iuf-
mcrtiamfcit geiNentt. EcOcr &naben-
Ghi6 nimmt ON Nebattcn, Gctloma-
tioncu uno literarl9cn &erild]cL
iolpie an ot6letii1en Spiclen Gbeil.
Ter p06entliMc @eiut1 Ger Eurn-
floiieu inn alten @c6duOe mar 100,
wdbren0 er r6t olti 800 geItiegen
iit. 81, Gor5ilanei ioluie Die mo-
1cnilid) cinual o6aebollencn Gan5-
trdu36en crireNca iiA e6enfdIls einer
groBen 9eliebtbcit 8u1ocrten BON
iunqen 2eutcu mur0e Die Ean5fumt
6cigc6ro6t Sn lUelb' Uor5iigliber
@Sciie Oie Su0ultrictloNcu gclcitet
wcrOcn I0Bt Ebqola 6aRel al Oct
@nbmoc6crirnen-&idiie erie5en OBJ
olcic6 Oicie Glaiic mr. fiir iiln9c @1do-
den unter t6 ,Sa6ren uorgcieDen mar,
70 lnHcn mir ou6 i'm 9|ot6iolle cr-
waNienc &erionen 5il. SSir wurocn
Dor Gur5em non cincr SHttpc cr-
Id)t, i6r ocn 9ciuc6 oicIcr Glaiie 81
erIlattcn, oamit iie Gin @epcr6c cr-
lerncu mo in Der Gage pdre, fir
i6ren lnter6olt lmo 0en i6reS Sim
0es Iorgen 81 f0nncn 9}ab feds
Q8od6cn mar tie icbon id6ig @ite 81
oornircn mio fonnte lo06cntlid5 5pio
Ihcn 5 lmO Z Collars pro @od6e Der
0iencn. g}a6 elmer meitercn Scbr.
5eit BON bier 0}ouoten eroiincte lie
in 9;ubmabcrgeiGGft imO no6m IN
ser crIten Mo6e TIA Collars eil.
Ger 9iirgerrebts-Rlaiie itc6t Scrr
SEQ gSolmQn Dor. Bon GO &erionen
mcl6e oieicl6e beiuc6tcn marcn 10
nod 5pci @}ouateu id6ig ole @rii-
iunQ iiir oie 5peiteu 9iirgcrpopierc
5u bcite6en Die Gmi9rantcn- Som-
mcric6ulc pnrOc lebieS So1r bon 400
9SerIoncn bem6t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
gSernrnhen i6ren Nlnnb.

2eon S. @oloer If Sabre alt
Sobu uon Ebomos &ol5er, glr. 2339,
@iaoilon2(pen unO Der t2 Sabre
olte 0oDio Nliaer, So9n bon ytotban
@aller, gtr. 1922, 9loro. Gbarles-
5traBe, meIhc bei1ulOigt iino, an
gc6lid cine &iIte, bic Supelen &in-
&c, llbren Ntiin5en uno ohocre
MertDloc6en cnt6ielt, 9citoblen 5u ba-
ben mcroen ii6 beutc 0forgcn i'm
Sugenogeribt Oieicrpegen ~ peront-
morten bobcn. 0ie aiitc gebort Sro-
feiior Gbriitopber Solution BON Scr.
81, &elt 20. StroBc, umo muroc an
13. N}dr5 gcitoblen. Den glnslogen
Der &oli5ei 6ufolgc muroe tie oaDon
in SenntniB geicbt, ooB IN Dem Sofe
ocs &oulcs 9tr. 10, @clt.ySortb glpe
me, @ertbio6eu pergrobcn icicn.
Scrgeant g8orocn uno @oli5iit anuf-
man bonn n6rolidcn &oli5eioiitrift
begoben iir6 Somitag glodt no6 Der
Static uno ionocu Die &oliette aud
wirfIi6 Dor, i6reS Sn6olts ieoob be.
rau6t. SSeitcrc g}oAioribuneen for.
oerten ober sic @crtbiocben boIo 5l
Gage. 8rou SyoNiton wuroe ecitcrt
@}orgen bon Oem 5unoe benu6ri6.
tiat uno iocntifi0irte Die aiite ais ibr
Gigentbum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
strnEenba6m.@eicllldaft uppOnirt.

EoIcoo, g., 30. Nidr5. - I'm
ilntcr fcincn llmitdnoen iic6 uuf Oie
9cOingungen Ger gcitcrn in Srait &C.
trctcnen OrOinon5 ein8ulolien mel
dc ooS 6o6rgelo ouf Orci Gents fclt-
icet, 6ottc Oic bieiige StroBenbo6n-
@eIcai6oft ibre GonOufteirc onge-
miclcn, no iie Oos @elo crboltcn
f0nnten fiinf Gents at berlungcL
nur in 6en oofiir bcitimmmten regu-
ldrcn Stunocn iib nit Orei Gents
al 6egnii0cn lmO I'M electromagnetic %
oie &cute umlonit fobren 81 loilcn.
0ic 8oIgc wor, Dob fcin 6o6rgclr
entritbtct mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
llntcr IdJpercr 9lnIdulOisnns.


@iouini oeS @iorOcS Scr 9e6rern
20oio @cccbcr iorucu ongcidul.
Oigt. Geitcrcs @cpci8motcrial
gtfnOen.
2tttlc SAILS, 9&.-gy 29.@ldr5.
Sean @ionini melGer ais Der
@rmorOung ser iimqcn 2ebrcrin
2poio 9ccber BON 9Solono, N-No
pcroGdtig icItgc6oltcn mor, murOe
6eute olf cinen &ait6cic6l bin, Der
ibn OeS &er6reGcus bei6uIOigt, Der
6oitet Ger Snqueit lit nod nid)t
o60cidloiien, mO cine 2lutopiic lit
ni1t ge6olten porOen; bod Coroner
@upd iagtc, Dab noA ieincr 2lniidt
OaS 6is6er porge5rG6tc 9emeismotc-
rial iAon Oen &rloB Oes Soitbeie5lS
redticrtige.
Die pom @ianini uel6er ie15e6n
Sabre ait unO elm irii6crcr Shiiler
Ser Grmor0etcn lit 9cmodten 9lnga-
ben purOen einen @eitdnOniB gIeiG
geudtet. }luBcrOcm maGtc 9rainorO
g8ill Elm SHulfonleroO bon @ionini
beutc Elm 9lfii0ooit OaB Ger 9lnga-
ic9ulOigtc boz mc6rcren Gogen i'm
Bat, i6n Oobei 5i belien, 6roulcir-
9ccder 5u mor0ca luO ben @elO-
ic6ronf ciuc3 Der gr0Bteu @ccb0itS
6Guicr OeS @orie9 5it 6erou6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
@rnnA IN SMnciNcrlnrrfitaftr.

@olBiit NoWoro :. @lonf pom
wcItli9eu Giitrift entoedtc aeItcrn
9l6enO in ser S6uciOermcrfitdttc ser
5irmo 6ciuemon & @oloimit6, 9lr
21S, 9&orO GltawlraBc, cinen
@rono, Oer aui cinen i9ooboit gc-
woroencn cleftrii6en @totor 5uriid-
5ufiibrcn mar. Gr beno6rihtiote
sic 5prieeu Gompagnic gSr. I mel-
6e sic 5lanrnen imteroriidtc. Ger
56ooeu lit un6cOcItctO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
NnfLltrafe erIaiien, a6er linaeridltet

2ittGc&od, If, 9lrf., 20. @idr5.
gScnige @tinrteh na6Ocm i6m Der
GrloB eipcr @oftitrofe bon 115 Sab
rem lcitcns ocs @ouoerneurs SoDS i'm
0jnooenpege 5ugegongen mar, mllroe
i'm bieiigen 3u6t6mlic Der 9|eger
Srco. @clton I'M eleftriiben Sttbl
6ingeri6tct neil er ieinc 9fallenge-
rollin @lelpinu &atton crnoroet
bottc, Inn ii6 in Den 9ciiB Don so
Gents 8u icbcn. Scr @rIoB Ser @oit.
Itrofe erfoIgtc mn, neil 3pcifel oa'
riibcr ongcregt poroen warcn ob Die
EoOeSitroie an Dem @cIinqucnten Dor
Scr ScrbiiBumg Der @oitltrofe BON
115 Sobrcn boa5ogcn Wcroen oilrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
0ruf5cttcl fir So6n sarrOfcn,

Gincr ionoer6arcn W}ct6ooc be-
oicntc ii6 Ger % Sabre aIte So6n
Sorroicn BON 9}r. 1911, Goofiieiiry
96cnIt &oinf, ais er m06renO eincS
@ortpchiels nit ieiuer 6rau ou0e6.
G6 6auogrciiliA wurOc. @r begoB
angcbGG icinc G6e6dlite nit beiBem
g2oIier mo mnrOc geitern BON Poli.
5eirihtcr 9coinion in Der Iii0li6ct
Goi5ciitation 81 $40 @elOitraic per-
Oonncrt. 9luS Dem &er60r er6elte,
1oB CT am Samiiog 9l6en0 Don Scr
Slrbcit beimfcDrtc in0 cincm Ntuitcrs
@ottcn gcndB ieincr 6rafl ieocnGcnt
Oes per0iellten @oAcnlo6neS cin6dn.
0iatc SpGtcr oerlan8te CT BON scr
6rou Gin menig alciugelO, mel6es
i6m Oielcl6c a6er pcrpcigerte. IS
eutIpoun lib Damn Gin beitiger @ort.
ireit, Scr nit Der Ger6oftun9 oes
Sarroien cnOcte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
e9ul 9wtittl.
StanO DER 9iugc bci
SOrrcOn.
SSemig os5nfOrmntiDm HOm
Der sStDnt erbGltIidb.

@enerol Giuo iAeint picOcr tempo
rdre @liBgiolgc crlittcn SIT 5abcn.
Sunocrtc bon &ermunOeten in
G6i6uobua nngelaugt. II @eriidt,
ooB %illa icI6it perpunOet wurOe
General Gorron5u in Suorej
cingc5ogen
G6i6uo6na, Nlcr., %. @lGr5.
r. 0ic meuigen 9Iobribtet wel1e
belte bon Der 8rout famen warcn
ocn &e6cQcn ulgiinitig. %crluun-
0ctc &cbcQcn SolOatcn fomcn aud
6eute in GROCER 3abl per 9o6n an
oic @elommt5obl ouf 5SS 6ringenO
Glebrerc &unOcrt onOcrer &erpun-
Deter 6a6en in Sininc5 9luino6mc
gciunOen uno piclc iin0 in Yorrel
itnO Santo 9ioiolia untcrgebra6t.
9lac Oicie 9cpciic bon Dem bluti-
gen Gampie in Gorreon Oientcn Oa5ii,
OoS @auptqllnrtier iiber Oeu Sort
gang Der S6ln6t i6meigiam 81 ma
6cn. 0ic Ofii5iere 9e6ell 6u, OoB
iic NlclOungcn BON Ger 6ront crbals
ten bntten, weigertcn Icb a6er, ocn
SSn6alt Oerielben befannt 81 mo6en.
@iner scr ocrpunOeten SolOoten
bro6te Oie &uiOe, OoB @encral6ron'
cisco Si1o iclbIt lciGt DcrluunOet ici
Oo6 mar fcine meitere 8eitdtiglmg
Oicler 9ltnoe 81 crlangcn.
Garran5o 5tebt in Snore5
Gin.
Snore5, %. @ldr5. 49, General
&enltitiono Garran5a, Der ISiibrcr
Der Gonititlltionaliitcn, 8og 6eutc
cntbuiiaitii1 bcoriiBt, in SSuorc5 elm.
@r io6 aus mic ein 9ilO Der @clno-
belt unO araft, ale @eril9te biniibt=
lid ieincs angc6Iicb oelAwd6ten Sc
iunObeita5lItanOcS &iigcn itrofcno.
Ycfrogt, ob cr 9to6ri6ten bon Der
Sront babe, crflGrte er, felt gcltern
gl6en0 nibts mebr gc6ort 81 6a6cn;
CT CLAUDE icOocb ni6t, OoB General
&il(o I6on Eorreon geltonlmen 6a6e.
3cititngslclltcn gegeniiber, Die BON
i6m cine Slniprabe cr6aten, iagtc cr.
o0ic 3eit fontmt, wonu oic gauge
@clt flor icben miro, Dab Oic Satbc,
pelbe i1 81 0ertrctcn Die @bre bobe,
bic So1c ocr @cre9tigfcit lit. Ger
Bia0 6u bCiiereu 0ingen lit er0ffnet
mo Scr Eog ser &crgeltlng fir Ser
rotb mnO SnfaniiG lit na0c 6crongc.
riidi."
giagere Snformotion.
Sta0t W} crifo, 20. N}dr5.-
Iic cin5igc &llnoc bonn S6la1ticlOe
BET Sorrcon, pclc6c I'M 2auic Oes
bclltigen Cages Oos SricgS @epor-
tement errci1te, mar Oic, Dab Die &c
beIlen &crbinOlngslinie na6c Moc-
tc5uo, 6iuii6en Sildrc5 nO Gbibua-
bua, ourhi6nitten worOen ici.
@cneral Wioure lit cs nod ni6t
GcIungen, Iidb nit General SaIascos
Eruppen 5lt rcrcinigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30

Sl6ummcntcn, Die Sen r9eutidcu
GOrrcIpOnOcntcn" nidjt piinftlid OOcr
unrcsclmafig crgultcu, iinO sc6ctcu,
Scr Office OabOn per SclcpbOn uOcr
Idriitlih VIiHbciluns 81 mOdcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
SaufprGiiSent @lag Niosler oeitOr-
ben.

Gtncinnoti g., 30. N}dr5.-
Mor N}osler, Der S}rGiiOcnt ser
Brighton German 9onf," lit bier
gon5 imermortct unO pl0blib ans
Dem Sc6en gei@ieocn. @r botte an
ic6cincnO bel 6cItem @o5liein bic
Yonf berlaiicn rmO iein Sous cr-
reicbt, ais er bon &er5iAwddc 6efol-
len murOe, unO i6on nob menigen
Wlinuten that er Sen lebten 9ltbenl-
5ug. Gr 6otte Elm 9llter bon y SSab-
rem crreift, por aus S6leiien &c.
6iirtig itnO in jungen Sabrcn nit
Oen @ltern nod 9lmerifa ausgepon-
OertGie 6onilie lieB ii6 in Gincin-
natl nic0cr. Wlosler mar an Ser
@eloi6tonffo6rif icines @oterS 6c-
t6eiligt, oerfollite o6cr ieinen 2lntbeiI
un0 griin0ete Dor - Sobren Die
Brighton German 9onf," bic un-
ter ieiner iGbigen 2eitung groBen
9luii6mung genommen bat. Selm
9lis6ru6 Oes 9iiroerfrie9es trot cr
6cim 1 O6io 6reiluilligeu &cgi-
ment elm ino broHte cs 5ln Capt
tan, ais mel6er er na6 Oreiidbriger
GienIt5eit 0en Gienit guthrie. 81
ner ieincr 9riloer lit ser in 9Icp-
gorf oniGiiige 6criibmtc @ioler
Senrp Niosler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
Ncrmildtc tcIcnrapNiidlc 9epciacn.

= Ger Observation-Disclosures polI
MoIIabuiettS fir offentIide @eiun0-
belt miro BON Or. Sermon Si0gS,
Dem 9tcm-Yorfer @ehmo6eitssGom-
niiIdr, Del Der REORGANIZATION Der
@eIuno6eits-Gommiiiion bon Niaiio-
buietts iuteritiiBt peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-30
sMaNmeIiter ialMI6iN 6eIMM0en.

Gait g t. 2onis, ST. %. Nldr5
- s. 6re0erid @erolo, Der irii6cre
SNobmciItcr ser StoOt lit geitcrn
i6ulOig beiunoen worOcn, itdotilNe
@cloer nicbt o6gelicfert 81 bu6en Gle
Strofc 1T bis 5u 5eDn &o6rcu 3udt.
6ous. @crolO mar inn Sommer nab
elmer llnteriuGuug Der itdotilden
9iider ongeflogt morOeh $4,000
pcruntrelt 81 6o6en; er 6otte aber
i'm 2oufc OeS &ro3eiies $4,000 3ll-
riidgeIteQt unO Oercn @ntnabnc nit
einem Srrt6um cntidulOigt. 81
6olge Der llnteriudlng iinO in Der
lettcn 3eit ouH nod 9egen OrelBlg
unOere itdOtii6e Seomte 9Inflogen
cr6o6en morOen
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-08-04
COURT NEWS
First and Final

First and Final
Bessie M. Owen, executrix of f. V.
Owen, who was administrator d.b.n.
VIVA. of George Turner, has filed a
first and final account in probate
showing the following: Received
S2,O05, paid out the same sum.
Petition Sell Real Estate
In the matter of the estate of Mary
A. Hicks, a petition to sell real estate
at private sale has been filed in pro
bate and the same has been granted
Marriage License
Tolla Mundee Keyes, farmer, and
Bertha Ardelle Johnson, music teach
er, both of Fredericktown. Rev Riggs
of Waterford.
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Married
Men Won Ball Game At The
Presbyterian Picnic

A feature of the Presbyterian
church Sunday school picnic at Balls
Grove Thursday was the bali game
between the married and young men,
nr. ~ II, Eastman pitched for the
benedlcts while his son, Russell,
twirled for the opposing team. As
the married men won to in full
nine-inning game, IL is needless to
say that the Doctor is very much
elated The teams lined up as fol-
lows: married men Or. Colyille G.;
Or. Eastman p; Kinney, 1st; Denman,
End; Rudn, SIS; McCann, 3rd; Acker-
man, rf,; Kahrl, CT. and Putnam, L.
Young men: Hillbrant. c.; Russell
Eastman, p; Evans, list; Pharis, End;
Robert Eastman, SIS; Bogardus, 3rd;
Devoe, rf; McFeely. CT. and Wal
ker L.
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further as il comes from cattle.

further as 1t comes from cattle.
Presence or absence of tubercu-
losis in an animal may be determined
by simple tests. If the animal is in
fected 1t ought to be destroyed. Cure
might be possible, but It is not worth
while in view Of the more serious hui
man problem before us. Milk from
that animal is human poison and
should never again be marketed. If
the animal is not infected 1t should
be accinated against tuberculosis.
have devised in m laboratory a
vaccine, the basis being dead tubercu-
lar bacilli, which has proved pre-
ventive. It is inexpensive, nonirri-
easily and safely administered by any
farmer.
"In rendering the animal immune
against tubercular infection the vac
cine also immunizes the milk. That
fluid thereby becomes fortified with
the 'antibodies' which attack and de-
stroy germs. In q marked degree
those who drink immunized milk takes
into their systems active foes of tu-
bercular germs. The milk become in
measure an antidote and a cure for
tuberculosis. Free administration to
patients of the milk now marketed
may prove an aggravation; if it were
immunized it would impart all the nu-
tritve benefits now desired from milk
diet and 1t would assist in the expul-
sion of disease germs in addition"
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JOHN [. HARROD

John l.. Harrod died at mis- home
IN Gambler Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock after a two weeks i'll
ness resulting from a stroke of paral-
ysis. He was born Nov. 10, 1882 and
was son of Jacob Harrod. Three
children survive: Mrs. Charles Be
bout, Mrs. Eleanor Pryor and Mrs
Belle Chance. The funeral August 2
at II a. M, sun time at the Grove
church, Rev. Snyder officiating, In
terment in Grove cemetery
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LAST CAR
In Endurance Race Built By
Former Mt. Vernon Man

The last car to arrive in the city
yesterday in the endurance contest
was a very diminutive specimen, but
possessed the holding-out qualities
necessary in such a tour This car
was manufactured by Mr. S. w. Hyatt
of Columbus, brother of Mr.. Burt
Hyatt of this city, and was driven by
Mr.. Ray Hyatt. 1t suffered a blown
out tire yesterday, the repairing OF
which put it about an hour behind
the rest of the entries.
1t is the intention of Mr.. Hyatt to
market this car, the endurance trip
being made merely as a test of its
practicability.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilson and
daughter, Catherine, of East Vine
street went to Columbus this morn
ing.
Mrs. Annie Keeran of Columbus re-
turned home this morning after a
weeks visit with her husband who
is working in the city.
Mrs. Samuel Green of the Delaware
road went to Centerburg this morning
to visit her son, who is employed
there.
Messrs. Henry Frye and Charles
Fl. Frye of the Gambler road went
to Columbus Saturday to spend a
week with relatives.
This store will be closed every
Thursday afternoon during July and
August. Dowds Dry Goods Company.
Miss Madge Withycombe of Lake
wood, Ohio, arrived in the city today
to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Cooper
Mrs. c. B. Errett and daughter,
Virginia, left this morning for Akron
after a visit with Mrs. Mary S. Robin
son, West Chestnut street.
All dry goods and department
stores, queensware stores, book
stores, music stores furniture stores,
shoe, stores and insurance and real
estate offices, will close at noon every
Thursday during July and August,
commencing Thursday, July 8.
Mr.. George Critchfield went to
Cleveland this morning to witness the
double-header between Cleveland and
Washington. From there he will go
to Detroit before returning home.
Mr.. Albert Culbertson left this
morning for the Culbertson summer
home in the Snow Islands. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Culbertson leave tomor-
row.
The Mt. Vernon Creamery open for
business. Cream producers take
notice. Price for the week, sweet
butter fat from inspected dairies, 32
cts per pound. Your patronage soil
cited. If our representatives have
not explained to you, call Citizens
phone 276, drop us a card, or, better
STILL visit our factory, S22 South
Main street. ii
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SOCIETY NOTES
Married

Married
In Covington
A letter received by Miss Minta
Baker of Mt. Vernon Thursday from
Mrs. Thomas Feeney (nee Alice Frye
carried the information that Miss
Frye had been married to Mr.. Feeney
at Covington last Monday.
The supposition among Mt Vernon
relatives had been that the eloping
couple had gone to Cleveland, whereas
they went direct to Cincinnati Sunday
night and were married at Covington
Immediately on their arrival.
Both have secured positions in Gin
cinnati and have started Housekeeping