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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
BROUaHTON an AUTHOR.
The Former Atlanta Preacher Has
Produced o. Book. !. -

guO tOEtuOr AsAnR tfeaenet kt6S
Produced o. Book. .i
Atlanta, March 30.--Dr. Len @.
BrOughton, formerly of Atlanta, now
OF Christ Church, London, has sent to
a aumbersof.hi Georgia friends cop
les OF new book which he is the au-
thor. entitled "Christianity and the
Commonplace
In the volume which will have an
extensive circulation in England as in
America, DR.. Broughton speaks feel
ingly Of his work il Georgia, and, in
deed, as he says in the prefaces. many
of,the chapters In the book are address
ses which he delivered at former ses-
sions OF the Atlanta Bible conference.
In explaining the title OF his book,
Or. Broushton, says: 81 do believe we
face O time ia the church of Christ
when a new emhpasis ID TO be placed
ion The commonplace. There arei a
few men Who can do the extrsordin-
afy things; but o1iy d few. Most
men are only able to do the ordinary
things. but they are able to do them
we'll. '.s 4.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
"a BAD CHiNK.
Will bs ssnt Baek q HIS C6uatry at
Once. 4,

/ % : Z.
AtiantE. March sS0.--" "washee ehirL,
|stafchee shirt mako shirtae shine.
answered LEG Hotoo. an aged Chinese,
when u. s. officials here asked him
what ne was going to do in Atlanta.
following his release from the federal
Ir.enitentiary. where he had been serv-
ing sentence for Impers6nating an-
|cther Oriental Ia VOCATION OF the gov
[ernment laws.
RntsIee Hotoo's happy plans Of.
starting little. lapndey sith a red
Sign II front were nipped in the bud
by the arrival from Bisbee, Arizona,
thic morning Of Deputy Marshall Me-
DcHaid.
sETe.s q bad Ciiinan1hn. Z. sala1 Aln4
Donald sand il he we're allowed to
remain IL Atlanta you'd be hearing
|semcih.nis from him befnre very lon 8.
.''You know what Bret FIarte wrote.
.Fioi wsys that are dark and tricks that
are vain the feAtheE Chinee is pecu-
liar This Lee Hotoc Is one Of the
Haathenish Chihsss Ts havp.e n
SO Lee Hotco Il a=aIn ander arrest
and VIII be taken back to the west.
he win later b dsported from San
F'rapciscp.
The locai Chinese. who are law
abiding and usefal set og people. were
siad t6ssee him 20 SO their leaders
said
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31

fened toTtnfes pf sneryousaess nniess
he was apokine and inhaIing all the
time, ana that ne required an aver
age Of 100 eigarettsg o day.
After bearing the evidence in the
case the ehafes o. rdrunkenness was
dismissed and che unfortunate victim
was atared over 10 Probation Otiicer
eoegler who VII egaeayor,to have him
placed soineWhere for treatment.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31

sEaBe Or zlge Essr Day.
AEIketa. afeh an one slaflslfnd
eigas stes lIay 2 t6e Confessed rse-
lofa og J n 8 JlpuhB 8 zlaa y no
stsew himself az che mSrcy 81 ths
sol ln4 1onfE whom a uaa ARRESTED d fhlt
mp adnlftted THAI he war 8 tci,s-
afts send'i and Victim of the drink
habss ven. He paia shat he suF-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
BARNES HTB9ss. !
OF .'7'. & 4
TO avoid unkind criticism
say nothing.
Be nothing, y
is DO snOID9np ,t3f. q
DO o,notninR.

4 Miss Mamie Tucker Is home ff0ia
Calhoun Fails wlssrs slis a:as lss.. .l.-
gaged L teack.ng = -: sewer. a.s.s:..t::s ne.
Two more names have beer added
20 the Zach list $ sssarnes.
Alr. W. R Forrestop section Eore-
nlan recently spent q few days with
homeIolks at Manldin. CreenyllIe
county
{ aEr. cSwaIn cf;cnneil OF Anderson
Visited here recently.
FIs Why do you; sing 80 loud Sat
church.
she Because 1 dislike to hear tne
TyyeIisdg Of other people Il sacraTict
my tDroat 20 save my ears. 8
The merry gee havst' of the fafmare
can be heard on every side today.
i Mr.. John H. Tucker went to .CaI-
ihoun Fails last Saturday Is sec his
dAugh liter VINO recently suffered an ops
sration at Augusta hospital: &
Sri jack Tnrnar of FIartsraii f4s 9
was here recently.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
sTs NIlaadaEd llii.

CoaunbuB O fch 80 8 Dfl-
ION Of the Ger nieas court. iaso to-
IsisEY granted an & ~ sil6tIVa etft or
fss., tis.ssss .alss- =,
sslIs & ses for Eesring Aprii "a.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
3. !. Il::sss5
NON aiIroaa Di

aII1l9nll. u .Ashrnh Il.Z-a-lls....
.a q no ssabeatd Line
rlEFTVIzISs Tl7IlkY EII1DUIlccK II = u - j s1fI
Of fhe posi- tloe of firsk an 4 So 6e8ais ks|4
instant q fiko president and faSlefaf
fifat aselfar tire pfoaideak and
the gre ia 81 8. ESssfta Is made
aefai &np peril tendent 1ts position
ef gsaeFal manager b On
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31

. ~ = y y AZ z
Central Praabyterian EauFeh yEednes-
day night Is IS O'clock Tta tof,Ic Tor
ldIecnsaffn H5il sbH @Jesu@ eld Pray
err Rev. p. witherspooa Dodge. pas
Tor. s. ~ s. 4 =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
n B. TuGke M.

The lffheFton star say kte. ~. 81
Ssleser e II AtinrskA, On, tgkeli
e 8 hosp tai III AtlaHta AZ Tor
ian ofBf ton. Shss was "a iaied
iJ flts itlf u
frBs e Sas formerly Fgfsa Dali
~ sEsoR Saarr. .
Hashin eton March so eaflal cone
afrnsf Icns af 4 of enc & 4 mar
y s.ss7;f ~ & iis IN here to-
day ia tcnlac fiarlr i Ia force
of tiknea exam excasafl aS TOR fkfe
tysn ii slfilrtnf ssdsi a
COST p .ss,1. 600
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
! MARCH Sc. leis.y

Senft sS at Noon
Leaders discaased rfo6abIa action
on fse tolls Fspesi and sAacid- :
ed 20 wait Tor action ng tins honse
zAflipsIrsec AZ 3 Is D. n Z to nom. on
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31

seg q
MI lfs. 81 81 &
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-14
BITS OF NEWS

Store of F. w. WooIworth & Co.,
928 E. 63d st., entered. Clyde Davis,
asst manager, bound. Safe blown.
$24O gone.
Grocery store of E. L. Simon, 323
E. 35th St, robbed. Got .$515.
Joseph Cunningham, Clinton, Ia,
fell. into river. Fished out. viii re-
cover.
Municipal Judge Rooney and his
bride arrived in city after exciting
honeymoon in European war zone.
Bernard Firman, alias Carte, identi-
fed in connection with $45, 200 jewel
robbery by VIM. H. Antoine and $685.
900 jewel robbery by Chas. H. Ander-
son.
Mrs. Lucille Wyoude, Z29 N. Har-
vey av., tried to drown herself in
Washington Park lagoon yesterday.
Husband was sitting nearby on
bench. Domestic quarrel
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-14
THE OAK PARK al" DON'T HAVE
TO ELEVATE TRACKS

Judge Kohlsaat today comforted
Sam insult, so-called "Pierp Morgan
of the West" by telling him it would
be all right for him to- disregard the
Illinois Public -tilities Commission
which ordered Sam insult to elevate
the dangerous Oak Park, 81" tracks
in Austin and Oak Park.
insult is the receiver of the Oak
Park 'L" road. Recently the utili-
ties commission became aroused
against the 81" road after the citi-
zens of Oak Park cried out in protest
against the dangerous grade cross
ings that have cost so many lives and
ordered insult to get busy and ele-
Yate the tracks to the western ter
minus of the road.
insult Immediately raised an awful
howl And insult as one of the finan-
ciaI bears of Chicago can howl lUs-
.tily when he wants anything. He
asked Kohlsaat to end this anarchy"
on the part of the people of Oak Park
and the utilities commission.
So Kohlsaat complied this morn
ing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-14
DOWN THEY STAY
BY Jim Nance.

y VIII I'II-IINN'
ought to say 81 told you So"
But that shows kindness lacks.
Besides it isn't kind to kid
About those Oak Park tracks.
Sam insult is a wise old owl,
Cause all he does is leases.
And while about the tracks folks howl
He does just as he pIeases.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-14
P. S.-The people are up in the air
noW-not the tracks.

UO"-IlOL LUS II dCNSs
-O-O
JUDGE REFUSES TO GIVE GIRL
A WARRANT FOR ASSAULT
Judge Gemmin today refused to is
sue a warrant to a union waitress
after she had sworn to an affidavit
that a non-union Knab waitress had
made an assault on her.
Emma Granbach, picket, was the
girl who appeared before Gemmill.
She swore that Isabelle Newman, a
Knab girl, struck her Saturday as
the Newman girl was emerging from
one of Knab's strike-bOund restau-
rants.
The judge appeared non-interest-
ed. Then he bIurted out: eff you
weren't around there it wouldn't
have happened. You're just as much
to blame as anyone else"
CHICAGO GRAIN.-Early end of
war talk caused wheat decline. Corn
and oats also lost, I Provisions steady.
1870
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-14
ToDAY's HEALTHoGRAM

Less food is needed in hot weather
than in cold. Eat less fat, sugar and
meat and more fruit and vegetables.
Food should be bought fresh for one
day at time. -. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

9l6er es 6anoelt iit oarmt poraiif
DER 8lpang auSgeiibt miro. Nenn
DeltiAlano in nod nie erborter
@ciic ieinen 92iIitarisrnils ausgebil-
BET Bat, 10 bat Is oamit ieiuer &fliht
mo ieiner gtotbloge aeborHt. ltebcr.
all pon gepiuniiihtigen, e1rloien
5einoen einge5wdngt sic Is uibt in.
ter i6rer @iiroe beflinoen babeu init
balbpiIOeu iogor 6eioniihetn Gum.
penpad in elm Sori 81 blaien. niuBtc
es 0urb uieruno0ier3i9 Sabre inner.
borte Npier bringen lmo 3mnng auf
feline cigenen &iuoer ausiiben, I'M
oenielben ibre @riIien8 mo Die 9lns.
bnrmablmg ibrcr boben Gnltur 81
gepd6rleiiierL Co6ei bat es ober
onrH oieie lan8e Belt r6reubaften
5rieoen ge6olten. 9riganteuibnm
oaraui oeriieben iiH anoere 9aatio.
nen beiicr. gger Bat oenn england
cur ieIbiieebeiIisten Serriderin Der
Qleere qenabt, wemn nint fem @ri.
9apteutbwu2 gsenH oem Nibt 70 it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

fonntc, bic wie ieine @tiniiter 1dttcn
gebenft weroen iolen. User lit oenn
Der Grfinocr Der @ebeinbiinoc umo
Eruaanian5eu2 Ger pieIidmabcuoe
Gr8oaiiner 2lopo @eoree bat cs fiir8.
lid ben brapen @riten ans Sar5 &c.
legt, Dab Is ibrer g1utiou beiHge
8fliht lei, Den ociltiden 9lilitariS.
mus aus5urotten Oas beiBt 1eltid.
lano i1onungslos 8u uernihten
(0ann reite MIR pornn auf oeinen
melihen Stedenpier0, George; a6er
iieb oih Dor, ooB Dir ni6t elm Oelt.
ihes 3weiuaOpier5ig.G eutimeter- @e.
iboB BEN Gohen nod peiter ouf-
reibtD aanpf gegen oen Dtilitariss
mus2 g9ns ioa 0as beiBen2 ooer
beiier @as f0nnte oas eere9terua.
Ben beiBen2 9ontpf eeeen 8riean.
teltbuml ais eiuen oemeinaeidbr.
lihen @risanten bat man Deutid.
lano bineeiieat 8ri9antentbuni uno
@liIitavisnlus, beioes Ill 3paug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
&Ofete mid
Mmmahem
WeGb.
RerMma
fWrirte
nti@
prompt

0err Charles e. Wldnb, IL Muters
Ctr, Ciiniua, @s2, idreibt; DSebn
Sabre lana batte idl Gatarrb nno pers
fudlte piele 9lrten Nlcoi3incn, Bic mih
uiel @elo ipitcien aber mir iiidlt balten.
Qnitdtt 6eiier, ipuroc ih lhliunler,
lReine gliQen fpareu blltoerntbei, mo
meinc glaie rod 70 idlecht, onb ic6 MIDI
iddntic. III @elenlbafl 3u 9eben $50
mar 91adtduiieber I'M 8cfdneniB luo
muroc 3u 3eiicn 70 ic6pinoelie, onB ih
mid anbalten muBte, I'M ridjt so fallen.
s,n Der g2eipsYott Norlo las ih pon
9scrruu lnin 0adlie, ih luiirDe as rerius
dlen $50 oebrmlcbte eiipo 10 6laiden
uno bin bon entorrh iurirt. bic Shpins
oeIanfalle iiu0 berihplnoen inb nbt
fpieber oeiommen 3h balte Reruna i'm
Sdus linb iDeuu ifb uidj cinet Gridlhina
na6e fiible, nebule i'd eiil loeniq Saxon
ein nn0 es 1ilit mir.
(Rop22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
SeAerainensnertA.


Die Sammlumgen fir oen Siilisfono
aun 9eiten Ger ariegsnotbIeioen-
Oeu. Die 9fieieniabne Batter
terlano" @as Der 9latioual.
buno-TrdiiOent, Or. s. 5. Scgu-
mer, in 9c5ua ouroui 81 iaseu
bat
gom o9rnoe Ser ieruep 2anoes-
t66ter,~ oeren Saitptquortier iih I'M
oGeutiden Seimotbbaus," 93r. 100,
DIT 80. StraBe, in glep gorf, beiiu-
oct, lit befanutli1 Dor Ginger Belt
Ole glnregung ailsgegangen, cine 9iie.
ienfabne ,,gaterlano" anfertigen ino
nit Dem oeiommelten 9etroge ipdter
Dem aaiIer uno Der aaiierin 81 iiber.
reideu. Seoe gierne 2anoestodter,"
wel6e ibren glomen 0ereuigt baben
mill, fol- oafiir $3.50 be5abIen. Gas
@elo miro uah 9lb5ug Der $erltel-
lungsfoiten fir Oie 6abue, melwe aus
bunoerttauieuo Salbquaorat5ol gro.
BEN 6eloern beiteben iol, fir bic
ariegsnotbleioenoen 0ermcnoct wer'
ben.
SRI. N3. 9. @nfler, welde al Der
spite Der n1crnen 9anoeStodter"
Itr6t, bate iiH fiir5lib an ben Brdiis
oeiiten oes 9}atioualbunoes, Gr. Sc'
yomer, nit Dem Griuhcn gcpenoet,
i9r cine lluterreOuug 81 geudbren.
Or. Seramer bat oaraiIi pie folgt,
geantportet:
.@eebrtes 5rduleiu Winfler 5u
@eantiportilng Nbrer freitnoli1en
3eilen moGte ih beuerteu, ooB i'd
III meinem 9iireau an ieOem Mohen-
toqe, init 9lusunbme Samitags, BON
12 bis A llbr aiI5utrefien bin. Be'
5iialid ..Rieienia6ue Gdterlono"
bite id, 81 belnerfen, oaB, pcnu lid
oicie 9eiprehing, iuie i'd berlnlItbe,
auf oieie glngeIeeeubeit 6e5iebt, cine
Iolde niGt not6ig lit, oenr peOer ib
nod ser gaationolburo miro iih an
iraeno einem llnternebmer betbeili.
gen, mag es aud iiir einen im@runoe
10 biiblden @eooufen ieiu lDie bic
9lieieniabne, peuu oaniit irgeno-
welde gluslaeen iiiu. oerbitnoen iino
ooer mr. ein n@ro5entios~ Der 9ei-
trdae Icitens oeS Bubliflms fiir bic
GriegSnot6leioenoen abgeliefert miro.
@on ben naH Teutidlono uuo
SeIterrei1-ltngnrn beitimmtenSiilfs-
fonos, lpel1e ourh Oeit gtational.
buno geiamnelt uno a6geliefert wer.
Sen, modt Der g1ationalbuno feline
9lb3iiae, ielbit niht fir cine 9riei'
marie @os iib aejiemt iiir oeiltlte
Srauen uno W1doden ne6en oeutlhcn
MGnnerr mo SiingIinaen lit noncn.
loIes, oiienber5iges @ebeu ans treuer
g(n61n9lidfeit iui0 tiefem D2itgeiiiDl
iiir Die Observation-Disclosures oes ihpe'
rem arieees, in Dem Geutihlono's
MGnner mo S0bue ibr 2eben eiu.
iesen tmO feline 6raueu uno Godter
opfermlitbie II. unentlpeet oie ibmere
Gorge oes nnaeiDiiien Stidials
ibueu tragen belicn. gIlt iiir bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
lEnaIan6Ig miIIIariIa. 0aIfnnnn.n.


Der miIitdriihe 5admann ser
.&imes" beantportet sic @eboilp
tine elmer oeuti9en 3eiting. oob
england uur 100000 @lauu oai
brtnaeu fonnc. nit Der GrfIdrung
Dab bereits 100000 Woun II Gna
Iono refrntirt ieien. 2ie glrmee tns
5eIoe nno bic Sunoerttauienoe, ole
jett eeqeupdrtia III g3ritiih sSnoicr
Gnnooa QluitrnIien Neuieelono uno
anoermdrts aiiGebradt peroen, iaiea
Ger Qern Inn oeu 1ouerno neue 9lr.
meen geelieoert meroen g9ir babea
eineu 1beil imlerer @orbut naA
6roitreib geionot nno mer0eu nit
8riibiobr Oen geit ienoeu. &caeu
Gnoe oes Syabres 1916 miro Die
&ouptmaht beainnen ali fommen.
gpir baben feine Gile. llriere 8er
biinoeten peroen onnn g9nbe notDig
lm0 iouen iiher iein ooB mir Damn
oen 9riee nit nniecen cigeneu ardf.
ten fortieeen fonuen ltniere 2elue
iito ale I'M Wlilitdroienitalter nno
bremen Dor 8eoieroe BIZ tdupfen. 1is
6reimiaieen mel0eu iid 10 5abIreid.
nab 2oro stitbener Ole 8nlaIIunas.
Se0Iugungen Dcriddrien inliBte.
glus oieien GntbiIlunaen 9ebt st
rddit berbor oaB GnglanO niht bic
Soffnune bot Dor @noe 1915 NIT
0eitidlou0 fertie al urr0eu alud
peroeu bic 8ron8oien es nit menia
6reuoe beeriibet oaB lire @nuoes
qanoNen porerit teine Gilc bubeis
ibuen pirtiamer als bisbcr 8l beIFcu.
Die 9lnsitdt alif frdftigere Inter
iiiitiins int 6rii6iobr 1915 wiro
oemgeeeniiber nur eiu gbmud1pr
Croft fir iie iein; oenn oas @hidinl
Der dilf britiihe SiiIfe Uerirouenorn
9elgier rcoet cine nll5ii 0citiihe
@prode.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22
9aIdmOre, @Oy eOnnlag bed 22 NOOembF 1914

mas bat cs oenn in N}alta. mas bat
es III Gibraltar 5u mahen2 ga bat
man es, pie an mer ueiB mie pielen
onoeren Grten, nit engliihem gri-
gantentbum 5l t6un. Ger oeutibe
Nlilitorisnus lit mtr oesbalb eiu
Dorm inn eneliiben 9lige Der lin.
ihulO, neil onourb Der rieienbaite
GrfoIg Der oeiitiaen Snouitrie lmo
oes Oeutiden Sonoels gepd5rleiitet
wuroe. SAamloie 3wongs tno @e.
waIt3uitanoc. mie iie ). 9. i'm belgi.
i9en 6ongoitoote 6errihten lieBen
@nglano gon5 unO gar falt. @obl
puroen Stimmen laut IN Sonoon,
oaB man bod oieie 4olonic i'm Sn-
terciic Der Wlenidlidfcit bon 9edts-
megen anneftiren miiBte, aber oas
iiberborte man IN @eitniniter
man tpeiB ia iebt, porim. gnglouos
e6rIi1er, aber raffiuirt erfolgreiber
Gontnrrent mtf Dem gon3eu @elt
marft lit Teutimlano, unO ben nutB
Gnglano pernidten penn es feline
Sammer.@ @riiten8 peiter friiten mid.
9lopo George, Der meli6e @auner.
iagt es ia pieoerum ooB GnglouO
nod Geutihlanos llntergang nur
noh nit Der @oniurren8 Qlmerifo' 5
5u rehnen baben meroe. Dag er
ie6en pel6e 9Inge6ote er iiir oie
Sant oes Barren betomnt, Ser nod
nidt erlegt 1T.
8orldufig fallcn sic Soften fir Die
6repeItbaten ii 6orm elmer neuen
ibamloien Steler onf Oas @las Bier
rmo Die IaHe &bee oes engliiben
glr6eiters. Die fonneu uno meroeu
es ia be3ablen. Die Gummeu oe.
neu fam er Den aopf ia nod peiter
berrammelu 9Iuf cine banoooa Qii.
gen im0 9ldbungen fonmt es Dem
Shpdser ia ME an. Ger Cham.
pagner Der W1iaiondre uno 9oros Der.
trdgt lelbitoeritduolid5 feline peitere
@eritelerimg. 60 Elm 9lniinnen m6re
81 iuiam. 1as ideint oen 9lnelo.
pbilen bier auBeroem aud nod beiie.
rem Ginorud nuf oos oemofratiihe
@elpiiien 8u MAIDEN. Die man iett
bier banoelt be3p oes wabniiunisen
Ggports Ourh cine 6anooon D2ilIio-
mare, benefit, Dob man bier aiii Die.
Ter Seite oas engliihe 2aliglmmige.
miiien ais Grbtbeil poblbemabrt Bat
Iie iebige @iebieuhe lno cine mog-
lihe W}iBernte i'm fommenoen Sabre
oiiriten geeignet iein, unier berrlihes
glmerifa 5um 9lufwahen 3ii 5luingen,
menn babel oub ben armen 1eufeln
bier Elm d6nlideS 9oos bereitet per.
Den miirDe, ipie oeu 9eoriidten IN
gllbion. Sins aber lit Ebatia9e:
@eun ole 9lnglopbilen ibren eigeneu
g9eg baben oiirfen menn Der oelltihe
Midel feline grit 8iim @npfaua oes
TooesItoBes iel6it entbloit Damn piro
Die 3eit tommeu ipo Gn9lono ieiue
Sdurfenbanolunasmeiie aiih an
g(merifa ausii6en miro ais ieinem
eiu5igeu Goufurrenten nit Siilfs.
mitteln pie oas efel1ofte W1onaolen.
gelihter. oeiien @ergamentbouo es
iebt i'm WlorOberiabren gegenCeutiA.
lam ieitbdlt. Soben Die Ceutih.
glmerifaner gan5 itno gar Sic oeitine
6ouit Oerloreit oie allein geeignet lit
oeu 9lu9lop1ileu 81 5eiaen, ooB es
duBer Den Gnglanoern ino ibrcu glb.
fSnIntlingcn aud nod onoere @e-
idopfe gibt, sic Ben S2omen .02en.
ihen~ peroienett pielleimt nit qros
Berer 9erehtigung2 g9enu SpdItung
I'M Sager DER 9lmerifaner iein nniB,
10 ioate iie iebt eiutreten g9enn Die
Geutid6en es ieBt nid)t fir n6tbig bal.
ten, ibre Stannrese6re an pabrea
uro ibren Nluno Der briiaenoen
NnGnc oeapnitber inflammation "a
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miro gefdmpft Mnnd ibmeres Serge.
Ieio linoert pobl Der fleinite getroe,
oeutIden Stammes bier IN 9lmerifa
Der fir eineu baIben 2uaorat5ou
oerihmenoet peroeu ioa, uno Oas
6lottern Ser 9aieleufabne perlpebt
aud niGt oen Sunger uno ons gleno.
i'm @efolge eines arieges, Wobl aber
bilft oirefte miIotb1tioe tbattrdftige
llnteritiieung oen O1otbleioenoen. Die
SaumIung oes o9unoes Der fernen
9onoest0dter" ,pitbout q firing to
it," Oas lit obne &ieieniabne ooer
6anfaren, piiroe uns willfommen
ieiu, imo uniere oeutiden griioer
lno SdpeItern beroienen iie in ie-
Dem @loBe umo 81 ieoer Stinoe. Dit
Oor5iigIider Sodadtine 1r. s. s.
Seraner, @rdiioent Oes Geutid-
9lmerifaniiHen 91ationalbunoes."
Der 9rief Or. Ceromer's ipriHt
fir Iid ielbIt. Gen ariegsnot6leioen-
oen ioa bon ibren oeutiden Stom-
mesgenoIien iobiel ais m0glih gebol-
fen weroen, a6er obne Selbitreflome
uno 6anfareu. Der Siilfsfono oeS
gtotionalbunOes bat aaen glniprud
oaraut ais cine groBe oeutih-oiter.
reihiid ur9ariiH amerifaniide
5ammlime 81 gelten. 9liht Elm Gent
llufoiten miro berednot Eie oil Den
Shasmciiier, Serrn So6n GiarfS,
Baltimore, W20,, eineeianoten @eloer
lucroen oen 9otldafteru Ceiltiblanos
ino Ceiterreid.llngar 5ugetilbrt
gic erIte g9ationalbimo-S Spet0e be-
truq 100000. Die 5ueite miro bof-
ientIih nod gr5Ber iein. Gnoe gfo-
pember iuiro oariiber obgerednet-
Gincr, Der pom arirg nidtS wnhte.
@s gicbt in GcutiAlano einen
Menidcn, Der bis Dor menigen ga
gen pom @eltfrieg ni9ts puBte. Die.
ier 0tann III. lpie oas ~Sremoen-
blatt" nittbeilt, Der 76-i6bri9e 8eter
golboucr. DER 9epirtbIdDafter elmer
gauoe i'm 9lieiengebirse, nuf Der er
oas gou5c Snbr in @eieaidaft ieiner
etwa 50.idbriaeu Godter lebt. Sol
bauer batte fcile glbnung BON Den
greianiIien Der Gegennnrt. 3eihin-
oen lielt CT nibt, unO Der 8rieitrd.
aer Der Die @inberuiilngsbefebIe aus.
sutraqen bate. criparte lid ben g8eg
ins @ebirge, neil er ons sitter oes
@irt6Idafters fattntc. Dieier aage
MIN erhi6r Der @reis our@ einen
Souriiten Dpnt arieg, gr gloubte
ober oeu Gr3dblunaen nidt fnbr
nad @reslou llno erfiinoigte iid bel
cineu 01ilitdrpoiten, ob oenr pirf-
lid arieg iei. Der bielt oen @lonn
fir cinen @ibbolo mo mies i'm
bari4 ab. Grit ipdter crfubr Der
@eltrenolina oie SoHlaee niii einer
@odtintbc. mo ais nan ibm iagte,
oaB Ceitidlnio, eegen mebrerc
Grorten fdmpienO. idon Ihonc er.
folge ouipeiieu tonne, ineinte err
ugs miro idon oebeu~ uno febrte
befrieoigt in iein @ebirge 3uriid.
u.-ua-...nn..---.-a..unauuu.
9dHe sur Bette ms NnelnnD belDrgi
6. Blaine, 9lr. 413, SHs4nltimpte. Ctr,
uule Gnltom Spule Npe,
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EamItaas 9lbeab oiitR.
81. 81. @rcoRs 90.
ia Beit-gultimore.Str.
(9}op22)

miro es ibuen fiir INNER geihIolien
meroeu 1euiides @epiiisn in 9Ine.
rifo, ertuohe; oenfe an oeine @fIiht
unO ipabre oeiu Aedt lem engli.
i6en @eipiiien segeniiber bat on tel.
mes bon 9eioen riht eininoI eiu
Mort in0 cine Gimme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

Ssm @ifer Dome .Nlein
@lann modt mir eroBe Soroe 1t
flaat Ieit einiaer 8eii immer iibrr
5tihe III Der redtcn Seiicl" Gerr:
-. oorii6er braudjen Sic iidl ni&i
3u beinrubi9en; Die babe id leit
dipan5ie Sobreul" Dame (aufoth
meu0) acb, pirtIihY ggie mid 0o
freilt
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Die gaentraIitat Ser Ser. staatem.

Bon ben glngIopbiIen ongegriffen.
@ie man ben oeutiden 0}ilita-
rismus in oeu Goroergruno iteat,
Inn oos britiide 9rigonteut6um
al per0eden.
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g9enu Gle beobiihngeu ais gseib
uadtsgeidenf cine llbr nit 9ettc
ooer cine aette auein 81 geben, 10 ilt
bier Sbre @elegenbeit.
9ir boben iett ein sroBes eager
BON aetten 5u Sbrer 9Lusmabl nuo,
obgloid iie bis 8um 80. gsopem1er
gum Gerfouf Iiegeu miiroeu mir
ratben fie mOresH Ooer 0ienitaa ali
beiidtisen.
QIls peitere @orontie fir Gnall-
tat, |loSe uno 9Sreis eeben mir oen
boIleu aoifpreis irgeno elmer oieier
aetten am ODER Dor Dem 30. 9aoueHa
Der ipieoer ODER mir peroen iie gl
ireen6 elmer 8eit ou oem aIten @oIo.
pertb 6urld faltfen.
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lteberlaltete Gabritamtem
ftellem mns Ieltene 8aufs
Welegembeiten sur
@erfitgumg.

Selite offeriren mir etpa Iieben.
bunoert 9eunpmeigbt 14Gurot.4
@olofetten oie mir bis gum 80. 9lo-
pember perfoufen utiiiien.
t4.aorot. @olo lit Die bette Qua.
litat. sic BEL Der 6obrifation BON goI.
oeuen aetten uuo anoeren Shnad-
iodcn benutt Diro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-22

BdNe sne 0ieilt lu'e HneIanb belsral
.. Malms, glt. 4i8, DRsNalsImpEt. iem
NaAa Gullvm Gsula @Ba.
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ono 9@aaaaa

90 lonee Der @orrotb reidlt 1T
infer @reis fiir oieIe aetten S5c. pro
@ennpmeiebt. Gs beoeutet onB cine
aeite pon 20 4enn1peigbt, ODER ei.
ner lln5c @clpiht. $l7.00 toIen
miro anitott oes reguloren Rreiles
non $25.0O. imO mir gorauiiren oen
alteu @olopertb ais SLIGO.
Uloude oieier aeiten lpiegan MIR
sebn Fennnpeiebt imo tonnen iir
$3.50 gefaitft meroen cine bon
iedbs pennDmeiabt @eIuttt tunn iil
$5.10 gefaiiit peroen iino mir garon.
tiren oen @olomerib aIs relp. $500
inns 1886.