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The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

I'm REGARD to Ola Furniturc.
By RUTH CAMERON.

- letter friend asked me to say what
think OF the craze for old furniture.
| Well then. the craze for old furniture u
some.--Ang have no use for, but the taste
for old furniture most heartily approve.
I believe it was about twenty-five or
thirty years ago that old furniture was
first discovered In America. don't know
the exact details Of the discovery, but I
suppose that good taste, which for many
years had been buried alive under black
walnut and marble revived and reesserted
and they began bringing down from their
garrets the quaint old highboys. tho state
chairs and tables Of the mahogany period.
ne ideas Of people OF discrimination are
@itbn, aiMays c15ed ana dis5osted @ by people
the newest thing in home decoration.
Wherefore. the horde of undiscriminating
distorted it and the craze for old furnitur.
cam. into existence.
People who are afflicted with this craze
I'LL their houses with old furniture not be-
eau cause e. they appreciate its intrinsic beauty
merely because it is the thing: and.
like all people who are frantically striving
to do the thing" without understanding
thing" ridiculous. anu ''''
II can understand why people like their
down to them as sa heirloos 'esn friend ea1aes ef
mine often says to me. but cannot see
o16 %6at t,rn;y any0ne . wants with other peoples
That IL a point Of view with which
partially sympathtze. but not wholly. OF
course, IT'S much nicer to possess family
.etriooms and ono prizes them far more
n1gniy tnan what one buys. but II your
supply of heirlooms Is small I don't eee
why 1t isn't all right to eke II out by buy-
Ing few pieces And right here let me
put IN a word for the reproductions. There
are great many people who would rath-
er have the most rickety piece that IL
genuinely old than g sound ana perfect
reproduction. Myself. wouldn't That
e. unless the old piece came from my own
ancestors or had treasured associations
with some person whom admired IF IL
were simply q choice between q rickety
Old piece from some unknown garret or q
sound new piece with the same color and
beauty Of outline would take the new
have heard recently that back walnut
furniture ts becoming antique and a.
such viii be much sought after in the
future. May the powers forbid There
would certainly be no justification in Its
intrinsic beauty for bringing back this old
style: Not that the wood IN itself IS rn-
beautiful, but the things they made OF it.
The funeral marble topped tables the
slippery hair cloth chairs and sofas and
everywhere that thoroughly unbeautifuI
business Of line ana decoration.
To love the old because It Is beautiful IN
one thing: to love the ugly merely be-
cause II Ii old IS quite another
And that's what think about tho craze
for old furniture.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06
Kansas Comment

=
What CAUSES HOG CHOLERAf
Hog cholera Il caused By . germ t1nt
exists In the blood. It u m organiom
apparently 50 small that the most goWs
erful microscopes do not show It UoN~
ever. Il is esy to demonstrats its r. -.
blood from q sick hog into . well 0nos
which produces the hog cholera Hos
cholera II q disease which seems - be
stopped to a degree by the fsosto oe
to stop a case after It has taken hold
OF it, victim. However. 1t seeuaD to Pre-.
vent the rapid spread Of the disoaso.
The result 10 that in spe1ng time the
affection II as q rule at the lowest Nbb
but increaAes rapidly from that time
to affect any particular breed OF hoGo
more than another, and while gemor.
any the careless farmer ID more apt -
have the disease among his hogs than
the careful one. the disease sometimes
occure where the conditions are s6n-
itary. It is hoped that the work may
be extended gradually until the disease
- completely controlled or eliminatod.
Tne tact that hog cholera IL carried mot
only by the hogs themselves. but BY
Diros. dogs. streams and even by the
Feet OF men going from one farm to an-
otner shows how necessary It u that
the serum campaign be thorough and
that farmers exert their best efforts
to assist in the work Of eradicatin4 II
Winfield Courier.
Is TT INEvrrABLn7
Recently u An srtisle boosting the steok
statement appeared that q war with some
the c.ieS Of Stan understands how .na @npfs. Sc.
iae Genera wsed 81 that isss e coming dsAss to
most. appreciates the comparative 0trenGth
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

Il will be reasonable for the suffra-
gists to assume that when the Demo-
Gratis in the house of representatives
voted down the proposition to create
q committee on woman's suffrage,
they had advice along that line from
President Wilson. or at least they
were clever enough to size up his at
titude in the premises.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

In all probability no one in town
envies Commissioner Porter his Job of
~taSting'' tho 11-cent meals that are
served to prisoners in tho city jail;
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

Once again has the mellifluous Cas-
tilian bark Of the Peruvians been
stilled while they have taken up the
business Of attempting to bite each
other to death.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

Why this fierce squabble between
the railroads and the Kansas City
Stock Yards company as to which of
them shall pay the cost Of the need cd
improvements at the stock yards ?
They surely must be wise to the fact
that the money for these improve
ments will eventually come from the
pockets Of the people. who as a mat
ter Of fact, pay for everything.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

If Shawnee county can afford and
thinks it necessary to allow so cents
day per prisoner for the meals
served the inmates Of the county Jail.
the city Of Topeka should certainly do
as well by the unfortunates confined
in the city prison.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

Banks also have the human ten
dency to holler at the mere possibil-
ity OF being hurt. They kicked up a
great fuss about the currency bill.
while 1t was being enacted into law,
and already 6.012 Of the 1901 nation
Al banks in the country have applied
for membership in the new federal
reserve system
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

The Ohio man who laughed himself
to death the other day over q funny
story must take some paper that we
don't get, says the Boston Transcript.
Here. too.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

This short session OF congress that
the Democratic leaders are figuring
on may also be construed as indicat-
ing that their political fences are get
ting sorely in need of repairs.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

~ the Washington Post suggests:
The Missouri thief who stole brace
q 1--we skunks probably viii be made
known by the company he keeps
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

In line with what were the reason
able expectations in the premises.
Yuan Shi Kai IL taking the necessary
steps to make China a republic in
nothing but a name.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

Neither must It be forgotten that
TIE success being attained by the So
e1alistic endeavors Of General Villa u
achieved at the point Of q gun.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06
BIZ ROE K. MoULTON.

Unp0p41eF Song. Il - s
ewr'tten for M the AGtica s*2Naa Picture thsatsr'
A man once said unto hts wife. unto his
III ssa,d1t @ A.. as sh's hsms e. s.:0l,n. - sodsz
It pains me much those hateful words
you are |. wretch the lady cried. ito
Eor iuxuTies IKE bread. You go too far:
We've no ben.ine to sun our touring
CHORUS.
Wen st.zve. ven pinch. ven dodge our
All s,:s Ses xsS 81 sisais ..esiiis. ana su.r
For our feE ssdosb sss ct s$assaA. E e;
Tho lady went and pawned hsr ring. the
She .3s sSld the baSy's hishchair with =
She Pawned the parior rug ~ wen. ma
kitchen range also.
She went to = nearby garage Whero gaso-
Sue lsid s. 5sr I'VE Wealth down At tn. keep
He nilsd her ca. With gasoline ana then
she e.ilY honled ana started down the
CHORUS. 4
Wen wear punk clothes. tho year around,
wen es9s ets9vs but a~ We eSs sse %n surely bound
To run our touring car.
Hopeless.
Tsvss sst from ss% m merR Raaaifa i night Ss
Ho has q pencil and . slate,
md writes with an his might
He sets q lot Of figures down,
Then rubs them out again,
That 10 akin to pain.
He's had this slate for seven months.
Tho pencil squeaks and squeaks:
He CONCENTRATES upon the job.
And never sane1y speaks.
They're Watching him both day and night.
Their care Is never Lax.
He's trying but to figure out
His income tax.
Uncle Abner.
Of this country when there WASN'T some
When Teller Eits Old enough to know
better It is too late fer him to take ad-
Lem Purdy says any Teller VINO wears q
and WIN bear watchin'.
than a pair Of clippers when barber
slaps 'em on the back Of your neck:
s eaf to s1 his
economy stretched on . Stradivarius
violin.
Some feller. get by with brains. while
others let their hair grow long.
A Teller that can't control his temper,
can't control nothing else in this world.
Beware Of tho fel1ef that slaps you on
the back. He II always the first one to
slap you In the face.
Hlckeyville Items.
Elihu Bibbins, our poplar and congenial
druggist. has Just received eight barrels
Of whisky by express to sen for medicinal
purposes There must be q good deal Of
sickness in our village. a. he doesn't ex-
pect 1t to last more'n two or three weeks.
Jed Frink, our inventive blacksmith. ex-
poets to make = fortune out'n a new in
ONLY automobile tire In existence that
can't be punctured ~ nails glass or any
thing else. He makes It 0utn wrought
iron.
Hank Tumms' wife stuck her gum on
the 'front.' door knob over to Deacon
PrfnGle's house when she went to call the
other day and when she tried to git It on
her tongue froSe fast to the door knob
and she was held prisoner. Deacon
Pring1e was In favor Of thawfnI her loose
with bilin' water. but Hank Tumms who
was called to the scene. said there was
no hurry. ~ that was the first time since
they had been married thgt HIS W1fo's
tongue had ben cut e eomn11ln1o0.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRES

1he state Journal - . member Of the
AzSsseaatsd Pssss ana rec receive. the % fun dsy
0a1txat1on for the exclusive afternoon
ouh6cat1on In Topeka
The news - received m The state Jour
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

II the pictures Of James e. Gaffney,
the alleged "bagman" Of Tammany
Hall are good nkenesses, he doesn't
look the part. But then. looks were
ever deceiving.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-06

my efforts to keep a diary convinced
me Of one thing" WAITS that?' saThaf
which a man does anything really worm
recording. Free Press
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Slmtise iyamilicmfc6Oc.

gS e ton s8.-go., 10. Sui. n
Sin Streit um einen 8oin bat bcutC
III 2laing0alc. 9iic6olns. GountD, einl
GAieBcrei 8ur 5olge oe6abt, III mel
der orei Dldnner 9et6otet mo elm
rierter iAwer beriprnoet muroe 9ic
So0ten linO. Sobn W1ommon So
icpb 6Ietder itn0 Grneit 9oilep, ale
0rei pobl6efonnte 5ormer bon
gli6oIos-GountD. @iaDon 0lommon
6cfinoet iib in sefdbrlidem 3uitonoc
inn Soipitol.
9atrod 0ooria, Elm Sdwoeer
6letdcr's, iist I'M @efdngniB, DER
EbeiIno6me an Der SbieBerei ange-
inuloigt.
0ie W1omnton- uno Die 6letder-
8omilie boben leit mebreren Sobren
megen eines 3ounes 5wiihen ibrcn
fyarnen im Streit ggelegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
@Iid. .statne i'm aapitOI.

g8of6iugtom 10. Silli.
syn Stohlcnlaole oeS 9apitols ipur.
sc qcItern cine Stohie George @oib-
iiQton @lid's, oes neiluten @ouberi
ueltrs bon aonios, fcierlib entbiillt,
Senator T6ompion BON aonias belt
6ci Scr fcicrlidcu llebcrnobme Der
Statuc Ieitcns oes GongreiIeS cine
Sobrcoc auf Slid, iucI6er, mie CT
ioQte, Der ein5iee Dentofrot geipeiei,
ser ic gum @ouuerneur bon aanlas
erpablt worOen iei auBer Dem &C.
ocnm1rtioen @ouperneur Slid trci
oos Commencement 1888 an. Ste'
br0ientont Eoqgort BON aonios filu-
Qirtc ludbrcnO DER Gcrenonie ais
GorIibcr; ouBer ibm bieltcn eomp.
bca, Gouncap uno anoere Nbgeoro'
ncte aus &onidS He0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Wclu-9lorFerinnen erfrnnfem.

3crbD, Gonny 49, SSlili. 3lpet
iunee 9liteIieOer Der .Sunibine
Gampiue &ortD" ser erIieu ldpeoi.
ihen @aptilten Stride Der Staot
9seiu Yorf ertranfen oeiiern Slod.
mittoa niht ueit BON bier i'm Son.
iotouic 9liper. Gs poreu oie i9.idb.
rige @lop Gla uno Oie t4.idbriae
glgOa GorIem melhe beioe oeS
5dluimmens fluroig moren. 6rdu.
Iein Glg befnno lid nlitten III bent
Stront uls tie BON einen aronpF
befollen muroe. 5roiAein eorIem
idponm eiIieit bin8u mo periuHie
Der 6reun0in beiBuiteben ober beioc
uerihmnnOen III Der Tieie, obwobl
oiIh @ertrnoe Dolmon lih i'm lore
0lettung 6euliibtQ. Die Stamping
@ortD" 50blte q Wlitalieoer unter
Der Seititna BON Orei 0chrern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

gsufbiugtom 10. SuIi.
S6obiefrct6r Dlc9(ooo rihtete &c.
itern Elm Sdreibcn an oen gboeoro.
ncten 6iboeroIo, melhcs im SoiiC
pcrleicn muroe uno porin er iagt
nenn er oas @eieb perlest babe, IN
Gem CT oen 3onfutter nSnonoogo"
an elmer Sobrt bon g9aibnigton nod
@inttapoiniett beuibtc, 10 bdtten it'd
reri6ieoere bon icinen 9lmtSDorg0ni
qerit republifoniihc nnO oemofra.
tiitbe, idou eineS eleiHcn @erge5enS
ihuloig 9cuaht uno oic @r0iiOcntcn
Ioft uno 9tooie0clt bdtten IN dbn'
Ibcr g4eiie 3oIlfutter ipicocrDolt be.
nitt. 0ic nSnonoooa babe areli5-
iobrien 81 luterncbmen lIno olle $50.
item weltbe onrb ieine 9(npcieubeit
oocr oiirh sic iciner @ottin cntiton'
oeu ieien bon ibm be5abIt worocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
SD OMrdaeIdlnlaaaeItes OIeIek.

Sn6ianapoIi8. 10. SnIi. -
Gs bot liH berausaeItent. oab Elm
Gelct fir grDobnue oes SaIors oes
8ecoroers bon 2ofe.gountp lid IN
ocn Stotitenbiihern oeS Stnotes be.
finoet, obeleib cs BON oer 2esisIotur
obeclcbnt poroen mar Der Sou.
pcrnclir, Dem Is in regelndbig be.
pIoiibiater Sorm nit ben llnteridrif-
ten oes 9ice. @oupernetrs uno oeS
SpreHers ocs linterboliies Doroeleat
poroen mar. ino Der es obninealoS
untcr3ei6net bate, bat cine Inter.
Iinuna oneeoronet. WlittIermeile lit
an Der Sbotiade nihts 81 dnoern,
coB MIR Onrd Die 2eeislohir ielblt
oos eingeihmueeeIie @eiee ipicoer
aus bem Stotitenbud eutiernt her.
ben fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Sluulpf sci 9Srairic Greef,

Sort smith, glrf., 10. Suli.
0ie 2cibcn bon 8pei @ruben.
wG@tcrm g1ameus Splesbcrrp uno
@asfius, murocn eeitcrn oufeeflm-
oen uno bic 2cute lollen bel Dem
Gounpf 6ci 95rairie Greet ecfoacn
icin. g(noere @rubcnpGdter weroen
bcrmiBt wG6reno oie @riibenorbei-
ter feline |erluite crIitten boben iol.
len. @eItern 9(6eno begonn ser So.
rcncr icincn Suqueit.
3ebn augebli6e Union 9er9IcutC
wlr0en geitcrn bon ocn 9eborocn
ton Sortforo wegcn 9(uibeblng gum
&rQwoa onldBIic6 ser 8eritoruue
bon W2inen.Qlnlogcn Derboftct uno
@oftbefeble fir 90 nnoere onoeblihC
Sbcilnebner iino erloilen. 6erner
muroen lie6en 8ereleute feltgenom.
men. wcl6e in ser 8ede glr. z on.
gelteat morcn lno eleibfons an Dem
0ropua tbeilgenommen boben ioaen.
Sci Dem @ernihttnesperf om 6rci-
tag ipuroe 10 icbIimm gebmiIt Dab
ocnl @crnebmcu nab bic iGmnltlihen
iiberiroii6en gInloeen neu oltfge.
fil1rt iperOen miiiieu, ebe Der 8etric6
wieoer aufgenommen perOen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

Su &oibington weroen iie pcrIpiirt.
Die beoroblide @oiition oes
Hcbeaeuiii6rers Dor oeu G6oreu
DER merifaniideu Sonptitaot ais
6elmribigenO empiinoen.
g8ofbingtom 10. SuIi.
9cnn aud oic bieligcn Neeieruna8.
@camteu Der glniidt Iino, oab iih
cas- merifouiihe 4robIem nit ihnel.
len Sdritten ieiner 2oiiina nabt
uno ooB oic GonftitutionoIiItcu iib
halo nit ser Gorboiol Heeicrlug
bniihtlid Der gtobIirimg Der neueu
Administration in Stoot Wlerifo ei.
rieen meroen 70 MAIDEN bod Die
@efobren Scr 0perotioncn Der So
poto Screen ser bieiiecn 9lominiitro.
tiou ernite Gopiihmer5en.
Gie giodridten Dab 8opotn icb
in beoroblider y16e Der mcrifoni-
I6cn Souptitoot befinoc pnroen
bon piclcu Soften bcltdtigt. Eie ame,
rifanii1c &egicrime bat icood ibren
aon5en GinfIuB auiseboten oen
iilolidcn 9iebeacniiibrer bon einem
g(ngriff ouf Staot Dlegito 5uriid8u.
baltcn. lmo gloibt ooB iic biicrmit
GrfoIg bobcn miro.
666croliten @ouDer.
ncArlerntor0ct2
@oro0cs % hlohtihif.
fes nGaliforni ga @a6
tS. Sui. (qhf ora6tIoiem @eae
nad Gan Diego, Gnl., t9. Suli)
Die amcrifaniide 6lottc bier bot
Die giadriht erbolteit. Dab @eneral
W3per, Der SooeraIiitcn @onper.
neur pom @uooaIoiara crmoroet
worOen lit. gr bate oen gInerita.
nern eeoeniiber itetS cine iebr
freimoidoftIidc @eiinmme an Ocn
Gag eeleet lmo ibnen wieoerbolt
9ulfe angeoeiDen laner.
u orio BON @onititutio- o.
raliten eingenommeu
800 GonitititionaIiiten lDuroen
i'm 9oufe Der lcttcn giad)t in HoIa.
rio noDe So 4o5, gsieocr @aIiior'
nien, gelonoet.
Scr Garran3iiten @ompernelr
bon 9}ieoer California 0crIaugtr
oie llebergabc Ser 5toot. lmo als
oieie permeigert ipuroe. begonn CT
eineu 9lngriii, Der nod iebsitinoi
gen 9dnpfen nit Der Groberma oer
Stnot euoete Ole 6ooeroIilten 80.
gen iid no6 Eriiutfo 8uriid.
Qrei 6oOeraliiten Ofii5iere iUnr.
oen beute gaa6niittaa binoerihtet
Giele oiisldnoiihe 5liidtIinee be-
gaben fi1 an 9oro Der i'm Soien lie.
ocnoen umerifaniibcu arieosihiiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
aOni9lides 9OnierOntorinm Der
Wlniif sn 9eip3ia.

1ie Aninalme.4rhiungcn ilnben an ben "a.
"a, 25. NM *. sseten,ocr 1911 in Scr Scii
epil .'-i2 llbr TAFT Shriftlihc glnmelbun1cn
tonnch ieocNclt pcriUniimc abandonment AM
Shrcan ocs 9onicruaiprinnS criolgen. Ger
Nhtrtrimt eritrc6t Nd nii nnc 3pcinc orr
nnll!a'tlaeA SMUT unHlid 0lnUlrr, idmt,idlc
Sifcihl' NM $lns-Suirnmcuic, Erncl, Sur5erts
gclnn3 nnb ornmntiidc Cpcrnaua6ilonnq, sam.
mers Grnener- nno trMlihc 9HiH, inuir
Spcnrlc Wluilncidintc, glirrnur uno 9lcii1ctil.
Ntnpeltc in bcniiaer ano cngiiifcr Spradc
mcrocn uucnigcluim 0no0cqcDcn.
Gcipain, Snni 1914
GoS SircltDrinm oec N1nigfmcn Qunicruntps
Ruins bct WluFf
(Suli20) Gr glbntih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
0rr glice.Qrdii0ent il NeIaUare.

8iIminQton Gel, i6. Suli.
gice 9raiiOcnt @loribaI nebit
(Scmo6liu troicn om 5reitag glbeno
per gliitomobil aus @oibingtou bier
Cit. sic modtcn bic 5o9rt ii @e-
ienlhoft Senator SaulsburD's, Del.
fen @1ite iie bier lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
9OlorS nn0 selbItmorO

W}ilponfee, @iS. 10. Snli.
%ierion Salep. eiu 40 Sabre alter
gIOootot, So6n oes 8ihtcrs &. M.
Solieu bon Milmoutee. lit geitert in
9lt6ens, @larotbon-Gountu. Nis.. pon
Sermor @eder, Dem &dhter ger SaI-
ienihen sSornL crihoiIen luoroen,
g}ohoem er oie Sbnt periibt, eriAob
@eder nH ieI6it-
Mlpnnentcn, bic ben yHcniIdlen NuFfer
pDnbrnitn" miGti phntIiN ebtr nutraels
ludRlg erbalteu, Fnb gebetcn, bgr Office
bnvpn per xelepbCn ubtr IdylVtsl@ ~AlA
IbellunD su uluMeA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

Qlbennenicn, bic bea ,3CntIf5en Cure.
nonbcnien" nldjt pllnlilid uoer unrcgels
ma6ia crbaIlen, iinh gebcicn, Orr Office
bapun per Selepbon uoeg tAriltlih Wlst.
tbrIIung 81 mnheR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

Ger Scnot nit Scr 9lntitrltit. @cics-
gcbung bci@aftiot, Ger strcit
Inn 0ie gcItdtiguno Scr Grncn.
nuna ser Scrren Soncs unO
@or6ure Gin cnipfinOlidcs Sin
oerniB. Sod feline einiouno
in Sidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Sir 6cntc crluurtct.


Die Gntiheioung ocr 3luii1enltoot
lidcn onocls-GomniIIion ii6el
Die bon 0en 6ltIideu 9ubner
uadgciucbte Sro@troten @rbo
bune. Sowcit Dcrlautet, er.
fiiat oieielbe MIR eineu Ebeil ort
SSiini6c Scr 9o6nen. gSeIt.
lidc 9abonen oiirftcn 8ciipiel
Der 0itliden foIgcu.
@oi6ington, 49, Suli II Sn
9o6nfreien miro eriuortet oob ole
Gntideioung ser 5miidenItoatlic6cn
&onoeIs.Gonruiiiion be5iigIid ser
bon 0en 0itlihen go6nen DerIanqten
5.pro5eutigen 6ra6troten Grbo6unq
morgen obgegcben uerOen miro
@enn Die Goniniiiiion oud feline Of.
ii5ieae 9lnfiinoi9ung gemodt bat 10
1T ooH 6etonnt ooB Die GntibeiOung
g(nioug letter @o6e 6eenoet ipuroe
imo oeitern Der Grud oeriel6en fer.
tig mar.
IS mor geplaut geiueicn, Ole Gnt.
iheioung gcitert 6etannt 81 geben;
Ood in Der letten @linute mur0e bic
ier 4lou geduoert ga man befiird.
tetc, OoB am Sonitng ais Solb-
feiertoa eS idpierig iein ipiirOe,
allen 6etroiienen 9o6nen Die gnt.
iHeioimg 5it ii6ernitteln.
IS perloltet oob, foQS Die oItIi.
den 9a6neu nit ibrem Griuhen aud
nm irgeuopeIben Grfolg 6obeu, sIc
peitliden 9obnen umbcr5iiglitb Oos
gleide 9lnlie9er Inn Gr60bung i6rer
6rodtroten an oie Gonlmiiiion itel.
len weroen @or6ereitenoe S9ritte
6ieriiir iino onee6lid 6ereits in Die
gSege legeitet poroen.
g9os Die Gntiheioung ange6t io
lit iiber sic Soupt5iige oeriel6en be-
reits bieles in Die Geffentlihfeit ge-
orllngen. Gr berlautete, ooB oieIel6e
MIR einen E6eil Der @iinibe ser
@o6ncu erfiiat Gic gonlnliiiion
iteQt iid angcbli6 ouf Sen StonO-
punft ooB Oie Sodjloee cine 5-pro.
5eutigc @rbobung iiir alaiien-&oten
o0cr Gonmooitdten niht reNtiertigt.
Smmer6iu miro cine iolAc grh06uno
Der GIoien.9iaten geiud1rt ooB GA.
oiird oie Ginno6men ser oltIi6en
9o6nen INN idbrli6 $t6,OO0,0OO on-
pabien perOen.
Die Gommiiiion bcrtritt in ibrer
Gntihci0ung Der Stonoplntt, oof
sic 9abnen an ibrer eegenip1rtiecn
Sage borpieeeno iel6it ihuIO iino,
wobei Ieridwenouno 6ei 9lnI6of-
fing bon @eoorfsortifeln mungel.
hoftc @cid1ftsleitlng unO anoere
llcbel mitgeiprodcn ba6cn, uno weiit
oesbolb Oeridieoene glnlicgen Der
@abnen ab.
Dic Gommiiiion beitebt ange6lih
oti Der @infiibrlag bon Sporlom.
.MoBregeln melhe oen 9obnen
id6rli6 $25,000,000 criporen.
Sn @eionoercn pcroen aae Der.
longten Gr606lngen Scr &aten olif
ric ioqcnonuten GonunoOitdten Der.
ipcigcrt. 0icie i6lieBcn inter 9ln-
ocrcm ein: ao6le, Gofe, Ora, Sono,
aics, Cement, Steine, Sol5, onoere
g9oloprooufte aahcln, 8ieeellteinc,
9bon. @opier, SoI5brei, @is, Wlebl
@etrciOc uno Eetroleitm.
Giele Der @eidfoblen-8obnen pie
sic Baltimore mo Sbio,~ o@enn-
igluonia.~ n@eitern @lorplan0,
,@obaIb," nglorioIf uno Meltertt Z"
.Gbciopcofe uno 0Dio~ uno bic
,Sodiuq @oacp 9obn,1 uerOeu bon
ser gniIdeioung feline gortbeiIe pa.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

Boris, 10. sui. Ser @roBe
Ereis bon &om fir Wtolerci lit ponl
Departement Der id0nen aiinIte
Srn. 0tobert eugene &ouebepu BON
Noris perliebeu worocu. Scr 8peite
FreiS lit Srn. Sean 3espniols uno
Der brittle Srn. Sean @Ioiie @irono
0ugelpromcn moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
@er6Sre 6eaimucm Gsntc.

8pedS 9eile9lng Der Giiieren6en
5piiden 9S weitIi6en 9abncn
un0 mo i6ren 9ofomotiOiiibrern
rno Sci5ern.
Gbicago, 19. SILL. II Gie Ser.
bore Dor Der 9unoes-@ermittllugS
Seb0roe 5peds 9eilegung Der Giife.
ren5en 8pii6en 9S weitlibeu 9abn-
@eieaiboften unO i6ren 9otomotiu-
fiibreru un0 Sei5ern perOen morgen
ibren gInfang nebmen.
Serr @iaiam 8. Chambers, ser
Soriiber Der 9e6orOe, guuocsridter
@ortiu 81. anopp uno Serr @. @.
". Sanger Siilfs-Gonniiidr, traien
beute bier elm.
Serr 81. @. Sreu6olm Ser gor-
iiber Oes Gonlite's Der General. @e.
iddftsiiibrer Der 9o6ucn, miro Die
9a5neu bel ben Gonferen5en pertre.
ten.
Sic 9Ingeitelten ueroeu OurHSrn.
9. Stone, ben ASrdiioenten ser
brotherhood Of 9failrooo Gngi.
necrs," unO Srn. @. g. Garter ben
9r0iioenten Der n9rot6erbooo Of
&ailwop 5iremen ouo Gngiuemen"
reprdieutirt icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

fpros Der Sffi8iere 8u imtcriuben,
melHr fiir5Ii6 BON Dem nphiding
board" penlionirt murocn.
Eroiioent 8iIion mic
Scr wobIuuf.
gS oibington 19. Suli.
&rdiioent S9iIiou bat fib bon ieineul
filr5li@glnfoa bon |eroauensit0rung
r0aig er6oIt. @r miro morgen ieinc
iibliden 9[rbeiten mieoer oufnebmen.
Sir Den morgigen Gag iino me9rerc
Gonferen5en NIT pronlinenten @e.
l@oftslellten oneeiebt in Oenen Die
oegemDarti9e @eiddftsloge uno Die
@ntitruit- @eiebgebrng oen @egen.
itano Der 9eiprebmeen biIoen wer-
0en.