davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1914-10-05

DISTRICT COURT-Justice Anderson.
In re extension Of Madison street: YER
dict of jury fled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-02
IMPORTS, EXPORTS, AND CUSTOMS
REVENUES UNDER THE new TARIFF

NNSIuNGTON, T.. e., Aug The
nr~, nine months operations of the
nov auff Law showed foreign COM
urcrcc Of 53,243,j $40, being, "lth
enc exception, the largest total ever
shown for like period, and fauin.
only o.l. per cont below the high
record made iu the O,tober-June
Tcriod Of l9l2-I3.
Imports. according To- the official
figures Of the bureau OF foreign and
domestic commerce, department OF
commerce. in the nine months cndeo
with June last amounted to 81 i4b,.
l21.4q1, against SL364.I65 1873 in the
corresponding period one year ago and
4.OpS.1Ol i'm the like period two
Ncars ago
Free merchandise imported during
tn, first nine months OF the present
t.rifr law aggregated $S93, COZ. 90,
forming 61.S per cent of the total inn
ports. compared with 54.9 per cent
in me corresponding period a year
,u'l..r.
ire high record imports noteo
above resulted chiefly from marked
increase I'm fOudstuffs. amounting to
$4,000, 900 in the first nine months
OF the nov tariff period, and smaller
e
materials. Partially completed mau'
ut3cturcs imported fell off about II
rer cent
Exports during the nine months un-
der review totalcd Sl,197 7,439,349. with
one exception the largest october
June total ever shown. being IS pei
cent below the high record made IN
the lnnc months ended June 80, 1871.
and 80 per cent above the best record
made I'm the corresponding period oil
any earlier year. The falling or IN
exports which had been somewhat
pronounced in the period from NO
Ncm Der 10 May last. seems to nave
about eliminated, since the flgures
/ for june were only $6.2Sj.i65 below
June of last year and were consider
ably more than those Of any prior
Juno I'm the history OF the export
] trade
/ The decrease in exports was chicfy
/ iu ioodstuffs, a reflection OF the short
IaRe I'm the domestic supply, Whict
/ also manifested itself in larger INA
rortations of that class. Foreign re-
quircmcuts of American prod ncts foi
/ manufacturing purposes were slightly
/ less than IN tho same period a Ncai
! ago. falling off OF S30, 100000 be
/ ing noted I'm the exports OF partially
manufactured materials and an in
{ crease Of 100000 In the exports
/ of raw materials. Finished manufac-
/ lures exported in the nine months de
/ creased s51 .000. .000. as compared viii
Ia decrease OF S99,000.O00 In foot
/ Stuffs
/. customs receipts under the new
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-02

tauff for the period from October 4,
1913. 20 June 30. 1914, amounted to
$205, ,4I3,j02, or $23,O0O.0O per
month. As a revenue producer the
existing tariff compares favOrably
with other tariff laws enacted I'm the
last - years. Taking the monthly
average customs receipts for the en-
tire periods in which the respective
tariffs remained in force. it is found
that the present law. while yielding
somewhat less revenue than the
Iayne law. IL slightly more remunera
tive than the Dingley law and one and
cuc-half times as productive as the
Mex inlcy and Wilson laws. The ag-
gicgate customs receipts during nine
months under the Underwood tariff
law we're sos, 3,502, or $4,000, ,OO0
| per month"; during so months under
the Payne tariff. 1885 million. on
% 3-A millions per month; during l4i
months under the Dingley tariff
I9l22 million, or II "a millions per
month: during 3j months under the
Wilson tariff, 4S5 million, or II NH
| lion per month. and during A. months
under the Mckinley tariff, $50 mil
/ lions. or l2l. millions per month.
The average ad valorem rates oi
duty on mcrcha ndise imported under
/ the Underwood tariff law are the
/ lowest In % years. being S6 per cent
/ when based upon dutlable imports
/ aud II per cent when based upon
! total imports Under the Mckinley
/ law these rates were All and 22.1 pei
| cent. respectively. under the Wilson
| law. AS and 21.S per cent. under
/ the Dngley law. ass and 25.5 pei
eut. and under the Payne law 40.i
! and 90 per cent. respectively
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-02
Chief Causes OF Divorce.

A judge who has been upon the
bench Of the common pleas court Of
ohio for many years, declares that
the twin roots Of the divorce evil are
lack OF money and lack of babies
"Out OF 500 cases heard by me
during this term only six were charged
with infdclity. 50 immortality cannot
be the main factor as IS SO often
charged" says the judge. Too many
women, and nearly as many men. do
not know The value Of a dollar. Money,
or lacl, Of il. is the wedge that forces
wives and husbands apart. And the
babies They are the bonds that Ce-
ment true marriages. Petty troubles
and chickering's fade away I'm the face
OF parental love. without babies
these troubles often disrupt a home
II was the courts experience that
when there were children he could ef-
feet a reconciliation. happily pcrma-
nent in nine cases ont of ten In
those cases, where. as he puts H.,
when the dogs or cats take the place
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-02

one OF our friends wanted 70 lick
MS Yesterday when We accused him OF
kissing the cook Aud when We told
him he ought TO be ashamed Of him-
self for not doing so. ne saw a great
light and rushed home and embr'ced
his wife for the first time in ten
Nnnrs Innt ask US.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-02

... tt. y..Is to cIan,orous winds or
,,,,..I', o,lJ..,' sI,ves of uuthinI,irg good
~ ~l''" 71-n, n.I;l,b ~ amman D.. $ its
,',,,l,sy uu,obprs OF times shoru
'1.,, t,. l.,l.s or tho Samson Of rca
~, ,r, sociur uothing new as
t, o., h- The pliy of life
,,,prrs lut nttlc as tho younger
,7 n.ll tho stage while the older
...... f.ar, to that last and great
~. ,rr, curtau rolls up aueN
c,,b ceueratiou i'm its day
I,t v,s NOT seen b\ the audiences
I,r, numbered with tine dead past
Must Grow Tranquil.
A. are not worms grovelng in the
au.t A.. mr.. NOT here as agencies Of
..II The world is one of contraries
and opposit.s II has been that way
,h,.,,s and alva,s viii be that Va,.
cnod and e,il walk side bN side In the
s,,,s ala mathis The same old things
.r, ,.oira d,pe sometimes. perhaps. IN
,,r,nropt o.av but they are being
rl,or. is 'omparativclv lust as
,,,,b b,ras,. and Kindness and love
',.', l,,,,,t,. nov as ever existed. while
fbc .r'aVs Of norfidy and profligacy, Of
,,'l ana wrong doing. hay, thcir fun
,rnro ~, rr,Nci.rs now as then We
sH'i, .,,,. rettsr as We grow more
tc,,ncrate and more Tranquil We
.h,ll rafnrm from within and not from
without we shall make permanent
,,at, ~, tho side Of reason and right
-" tb, side of business and goodness
NOT b,- suspicious oratory or flaming
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-02
ONT OF I,nic.

Fashion note in the Centrali,
C,urticr Old Mother Netticoat
wanted q petticoaf and went down
town to store. Bu' when she got there
the girl with stare said. They're
not wearing them things any more.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-02

Of the babies. there is little hope Of
bringing the husband and wife to-
gCthar"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-02
Ever Thus

The great world is changed but lit
lr since the suuheams of the first
morning shot upward over the eastern
horizon of lie Tho hoodwlnkcr and
the dccelNcr have lived and floIrishcd
in au clmes and In all ages The
.iaudcrous and malignius tongue has
wagged in legerdcmaiu utteranceS In
all times against discoveries and iuven-
lions. In every axe the hypocrite mas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

mir ni1t oeQlohtt
vgGeil Oh imr.er teir's.r .Jorf.
pie ioll man Dir oa qlaulc I"
ngaCr ioat oas9 aliemoIs tin l4 ~.
iyuntsul Yer Get mi9 betygalsa es
is6cH2"
.eo, fc, oOriscn 9onrta9'9at Ga
inn Giraben aelcscnl
.Ias lit niht no6r"
Gout.r un0 lauleg loaren bic GtuN
men gsporoeu. o3roettns le0te Dcr
g9irt ii:l ms Wliticl, Inn oen austrss
o)snOen STREET. ~ Dsrti,tsn. Die
Nduiie balltes iic6 acQeN cinou0tr.
rGui.a 9l0enN. 2cutel" riei on ploB
liA cine Care Gimme Dcn o:e Gin
ocnssliir rsr. Nllc q1pfs ~antttu fA
rem Ginlrcisao,u criacdcn Gr trud
@errsnlisicer allr CT iDroM cas- g9ci
IsrpolniIb nit Dem Ncceni Der @ia0e
fcrcnen mn lcaitinisrt, liN ,aA ics
fort ais iold9cr,
uShr tennt min nidt pieoer. oter
6i. iaetFeH crn GuA iino Iider oltc
9ctanrie bon mir" iadt. e- $50 Sin
Osr 6aHnes 9crda
Cine Seueoura cntitau0 unter Sen
0aiisn
per SchuIreiitersiofn bon Gre
rcutB"
Der Gau' syn62nisur.
Deus Scrda reidHts eiui0cu Der linz
ite6enbtp sic 6ono. uno seiisllte Bier
pno SNacps: nlln0 it6 muB ben Goa
mcirer 5th.ie6r IN Die cite Nelmdt
Ieieru ln0 Nby lolt alle msinc GdHe
Tsiu~
reuryo fir Sen San Synoenisurl4
risf Better W(iic1ltnisB, 0sm innitteu
isircs 9clbrauihea eins @rinncrung
Iun ieiue GplodicnSeig inm
nsSii Der Aoitf GtarNid bier uno
bet @nnne5 @dlHet2" f.l0ts Der Tus
qeuenr Dcn Mirt
Nsr rief bic beiotn herac. un0 iie
Inuibten iid ne6tN rsa .NNseiiieur
ieBeu
ngDir iin6 bod noA auioumin iii
bic S'8ldt 1ecangen 6ei meinem &a.
teri" loqte oieIer nunr nun Ioai SHr
mir 'nal erSdblen. lDis az Gud Qebi
Dis @auern irabien Il'N fi.er nel
Gbryn imo teaanntn 0anu eih Stlaat.
ougit iiPer Die icQltt0ieu 3siIen. Nsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

stanuIc0 un0 Der 0onNe3 GaI6it 0os
,rpBe Mort D.nn i9re Qtcdcr oren3
cn 5gnd@it'on Oos @rutanielo, unO
IS lpdt 1n5Nue6men, oaB bic g(tteus
lelsliIaoft mehr Ger.ain loricN piira
9e.
$50 ioeiie". iaat, cer gGut, ,oia
Strrsn, Die cinireFien, tsrlmcn 6loB
oesncQcn. cenn Der eiue ii; Der Wlori
itciocr Sda0ed cus &ottopiB un0
0er oaocre rer Observation-Disclosures
Dliillcr mas loileu bic onbers pols
len, ais 9anb oermeIien9 lln0. 2,uie,
0as ldae iC9 &uc6, iest 6eiBt es tlu9
leiu uno lic6 Mot eia ( iiir Elm Il mas
o'cn IoIicn, lluo wcnn ic @u9 iehi
la9en. @ucv SanDtooea ba om Waloc
1T ni1ts ipert, liuo Elm pa0r DAaosrt
&idrt fir be 0icrgsu III f,ic5lih Diel
49, giou6ts nimt! 9aulence tOnnt
S9r ieBt Osrtouoeu lie eeoen'S Sad,
e lie9en ia Goofsi0Alea untcr penl
1d1lec6ten Qlderl"
gEebt BAIT Du Mirt risf eSolef
Stanuln, nunO 6eut lailta mir 'ipos
frouf 9e6ta Snars blo5, SAB id]
iden Oas ousqcpinieris 2orl n'u9e-
adert uno GommerFoot onrauf gess
ben bate ras tdtte it mir iporeii
t0nnsn dbsr iie fOIleu Mrs be3a9Ien,
0oppeli rr0 b-eifNhl"
aSe9t sS6r BAR id Der &liiaitc
mar" rief ser 4et,r MliimlupieB, BIZ
lfon lanQe bein Ghaaps oeieIlcn Bat
te uno nun nit perdldfen glugen I'm
IN blidie
Die an0srcn la1ten
m9a, Dul gluS Hlua6cit 6alt 0u
Deiusa Nder niHt unbeFelit 0elailen,
ionrern aus SaulGsit
oDaB ic3pin 9lorr iein rcrpe ino
MID srSlen, iutin naohllens has IeiS
fisr ouF Der GtraBe lieoen luiro
luno it6 haUs cber qelpuBt pie Sybr
lane, Denn id ItNn1 !. 2eur oic rQrl
nrteitcn E
aSa, ME pir uns non gedadlt fd.
6en NIT gldcrn inb eden, Daft Ia
Ic6on bier geIciiui mo NIT Sen frem.
SEN 2c*'ea Nciruuten 90 tontmt
Define MeiS6eit 6er, un0 ca hdi!sii Oil
ans oul6 lton friibsg etpos Iaasn t6us
utu~
uSd 6ob's ia aeiaai uup S1r bobi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

bcr tie'e gg0l0frie6en pieoer E6sr oti
c3cgcno lag, 4atIe Der GjaithoustcIibe'
gcnterpit d,mnc9t, icin g}ahiplgcr er
lsbte nos SAilO nit Der &oblcadrub'
our@ ems nit Der gluFImriit Sum
1riinen Soum" rnb QGlF iid6 oann
lcblsnt uno reGt 6arm iiser ons fllr
rem bieiigen gsrte6r bel al 9roBs
&cus idimpien0. 0crtc iiono CT
lira5lenO oor Der 0austiir uno er3d3l
ts Dem Gan0oolf, 0as iiM in ieli1ner
v'enec einIano nuH brdAe oos 0cloene
3e'taitcv 6ersin. uno oie &ousrn lDllrs
o'n llcb ipuuoern, iDos lett aus benz
Dorte iper0sn piir0e. lln0 Die ggirtln
laB nit Elm Door &e91dsrinncn inter
Ger Nnube un0 6sricateic, lUi, lie nis
3l1el 1Sremoen3ilnmer. oie biS5er as
SpelDer geoient 6attsn, nam in Der
Syo8ten 9ilc bufc picbss Gcrridlten
mpnen, ldon 6eute obenD nit benz
ieBlsn ,SlIas tdmen amer o0erren bic
llll SSirtsbaus ln9aner wollten, ios
oar te!eerap5iert hatten iie, % bier
e'li ulterioalmcn sGre, an0 i6r 0ldnn
lape gar telegrleSi'A If oatmorisn mill
zen. Nno u, 400 Die sertnitterte Depe
ld'e aus Der GoThs uno ij6erIcbte lie
N oie pplnli@t Gpracbe, sic i9reu 9us
ZEN 6reun0inrcn 4no dctreuen 9ldms
Earlln'n poh celdulioe2 ipar ais BAG
Neuticne- Dds qo6 ein Buaoern uno
gernat'n llno bic DepeIne Qind BON
Nan0 III 6ano 60 ctucs bstameu
lonit D0dQ nur Bic seyrIc6aIis.euic
IL ia qber ieBt Diirb. 5as ollss ali.
ccr8 toer0en Mi Der DsosIhs iind es
en-, IMP nlla iplrOen ip-r u.iB ipas fiir
cute Soc5en unter Ste ornttn Gent.
tonmen Der Wnlet batte oleih per
~.iten |erSicnit osuu ber bolte oi.
Nerlei pon tir 5tation a6 nit Tein.m
Hfyhraqen tiis 81 lpiir6e 0tei qRorl
fiir osii gHagtn o."'GNEsi;
@riuncn, IN benz QrDRen Gtaenf.
simmer, an 6eIsn io.iBaeti!nhtcr
Asdrssn bic GilDsr NniTe~ pf6elms
f nno gismards NeNOantS al Sen
StIDern fes 'ayItss imo Sss Tiri.
tliHois Don @gealar bilcsitr luoreu
bie FiTdc poll SeIebi rib sic 0trIh,,
csni!sr @ariaticreN nat "a oo ii6er
0as SSenlo u.n ipiT3 Gieg allies Qanl
IuN0erS psrOen ga iil9rleu Der Soiti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

lEirt bro6ie ehrps m9 8ies
SnaGnifHr lieB fIeiRid einiesn.en uuo
9sric ie'In19m sp9n ma csSacia s!ls
ElaGsn au
Aom cineg GiunDe siUa foao ,y
anil ,aGle. cg 1ebc GA oeireui. al.
niscerauicsrn uab aac6osm cg or
2cdlc tC8o0H pcits alma {: sircu4 &.
9eqciiund 0cs 8ge' 1iongiel UN1
oeS &onres @aimei.
glm ipd'cren Nbeuo teGg;sa fcloe
nod ciamol in Die Gdlcnie 3uriid mit
der0irt,u @efhteu unD psriDnilst,M
2a6aln ods 3u iaaen thien nN
ino 10Th Gamadir S,uis Sans @t,aa
60ite i'm Nomen ser neuan Nstit.Ms
iellidaft cinel po3duFioen &duf;pl
fraft mit i6nea d6gc1loicn 1860
Wlayt per M|9rQcn cia unQe6eurts
@ern6dcn IN 0en 2taen rer @apsrn
luno Gin outes @eiAdit fpr Sic GieIsil
ldait oeren Ant.renea GOns @.gaa
"a p,r'reten baie
Better DliltlinieB IaB NOS INNER
in cer 5hcntc 6eim Shnops, absr 81
IprdlQ leRt nicbt mc6r suIommtn6iu
asno, tr lallte MIR npA
oIduisu0 M}art miiHcn lie aeGen
ta!HeHo ulart isoer WlorQen
taiIeno tauienO sr lo1ie un0 bs
0ann init beiierer Gtimme ein @clo0
tarIieb, tcm uter nidt iiber BEN srlisn
@ers binaus
9oiei mo Cannes iobsu Fb All
AoIsi 5udte Bite Ndieln Das Giranb
| iiiid Bettrs TEN pu6ricbeiuliA 0ar
Inidi Mehr IN SetraHl lore Sleder u
asn giipiliqeg. unD oer @raF Dertauile
( ia auH 2anD on Bic 9eislilhait, Da
bate Oiele aenua @jrunO unp @o0en.
um bic qeplantsn Qlnlaaeu ausiibreN
sl .rnnen gthsr eS geina6 Gem Qe
i.r re9i cr mar INNER liebcrlih ges
lpsIsn wahrgn0 Die ancc,ta 'id ss0
lid nbde1udlt hatiya 6si ibrer NrbeH.
TIT.
sn5uiIcben parsN Otto unb Gmma
lnat1 Br0nolpiB suriidQeVrli. Die
Gornc btriani binler Sen gpiricln
pes 6oapal0es, es ipar tinNlaioberb,
10 BEN, buitia un0 worm. lpir Il auI
Elm Sdgetpcs3 erIreufn s0nnle.
(JoyiIesaua lcVsia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

Qeeen Elm Slid in iein @eiidt 9e-
niigte i6r, Inn su piiicn: Otto bate
cs ibm qciost
3Grilib I6loB iie III IN ibre @Sme.
gGrdm' Did Mot 0opd, cs pirO
nidt 10 i1limm peroen5 iuie Oh
6entfl" flafierte fie,
@r itria iibsr 5ren S1sitel.
r9aB nur, adis 0oS Orrite4lt On
nibt,"
unO uuIer Sous uno Die @lomo un0
i6, mir bIciben oo2 allie rn0eran,
oertI"
Gr modtc iia ben &ytss nmi4lin.
oen0en 2lrmtn los, uno Elm %uden
Iief iiber Iein peiierqe6rGlvnies @I.iibt.
Wints blei6t bier unacrdnocrt,
psnn Sic SnOuTtrie BAL 4ns cin3ie6t,
nihts mo nismaHo, dls oielleitdt I'D
lno osraOe ocsAalb fSnute i'd midl
eeenioaut 0leic6 6eoratcn ldlien"
II.
IN Ser SGentc -on %ronOirls
6err|c1te an SisTc.n Senntag rese5
Trsiben. gDie Gin 2auffeusr bate pos
@eriift iid bcrbrtit,l baB e3 nun
ooc6 Grnit piirnc nit Dem Nebca per
Go6ltnaribe. @as &cyrn,~, aut mels
c0em bic @ra6s TA befaub bette frAs
Der 3um SITE qsbD unS ipar por
Sobren ron cinem Ipsfulottpen %gPIc
iGuIlin crDorren porO,n. Dem AIls
teruebmer ndr ounn bds 3sl0 dusQss
oonacn, urD 70 fnm es DaB II, an9e'
iopQeusn 2(rhei!en ia5rl0nd nld't lpeIs
isuocfiibrt ipilrs.n Damn 9attan aNers
lei Gretulutionag zen SJlonn iule0er u
biz 6O9e ae6tnht; ss ipor iBM 6slur-
GEN. Elm paor @oritoliifen fAr 0lt
5a&e Su intsreiiiere~, uan as3 DC
9oErun9en nun iieFer fcstatfilg@ ipnr'
Den tpor man ouf Die ii SlherIdlltlt:
telonDers geTuplsn Goat4tobca 9cs
ftoBeii
Iie SAente mar Domcis. dig Die
@-AyanGeu t20dnnch nsu dcba,A ipp-
Den uno baits nit i9rer fc..l',iwo
sioeiien @iaoe rn0 i6rem SHiID n6ldis-
6cf 3ur ao6lenarube4 mir eiac Der
6siBma ouf Geiiere 2titeu ooceIann2n
uno itola ouf Die 9trohodAtr un1
0ol36duIsr oeS Norits sra6acTsbcu
0aup. ais bic 2lr6eteu rubleu mt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
q snrtFebnna.l

u. VUlll 3uNSD
Otto Wolbpm mari einsn i6nellen
@lid au Teiner iunGen Srau 9iniiber
SSrou emma begeonete Diciem Slid
nit cinem crniten. fdit bei@p0renoer
9(usorud. Otto 5eritanO lie; 1l(
pollten bem @ater Die @e6urtsfreu0e
Die oieIer ii@ nit 10 mon6en onberen
lieboelporoenen 9epo6nbeiten, biz
ins 9(lter 6inii6erqerettet bate, ni1i
pcrber6en iie ipollter IHpei9en Il
longe oIs m0gli6. glcb Dem sFrii3s
ftud lieB Der Sberf0rIter anipanner
un0 fu6r nit Otto binous in Den
@olo, Inn Die @icbenidonling gu be-
Ieben
r@os 6atteF ou nit Stto2" fro9tl
aGte ibre Sc6pdoerin, ,.SSbr Iobt eud
70 fonOerear an"
,,6oIf bus 6emcrtt, &Gt9en adj
id) m0&te es Dem 9opo 10 lonse als
m0qlic6 erIparen ~ dber bente nur, eS
piro nun bod Grnit nit Der &Oblen4
CRUDE"
,Wos on io9Itl" rief Die S6erfor.
iterin, unb Gnmo er8dblte, ooB Oi.
9(ttien0eIellInoft, bic bas 9erroin er.
porben bate, bel ibrcn tieFer 9efiibr.
ten 9o6runotn bs6eutcn0e SSl1B; unr
suIebt ioqor Goatsto6le cefun0en bn.
BE, 10 DoB MN groBe 2inlnqen inous
1trieller 9[rt bort EN- dt iperoel Iolls
ten."
.Goofst 1lenl" ipicDer6olte Bic
Sberf9ritesln bic ourh i6reH Sc6paa
aer imSnouitrte6eairt Elm ipenig orisn.
tiert mar .nos 1T ia pos SlItenes
MnD SOoHgeiAGbtes bier in DberlAle4
fien. SIT benn bos iiher2"
GmmG nidte. ga, bei uns lit bas
hun3e Dorf in Qufrt9und, unb es foll
ans E6er isir."
,Jld, Dds pollen mir Dem Ynpo
tsyt niht Hoaen. oos ipirbe i6m ben
ganSsl. @eDuttstag berOer6sn."
.SI.o iit's ouU co. Mot reb,',
fub- Ste iu1oe Trou fort, ner faQt I'M.
ietc srbsiterDer6Gl;nilie miir0cr ba=
burA oon8 perbor6en iperben, oie 2eu.
te ipIr6sn ale IinIoufen neil sic
20bne hOber iein piiroea, ais lp,r iis
Sobler t0nnen"
y @uQl6", meinie Bic C6triosIisrin,
.uuler iuuges grpeiterpoli Iduft ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

ieBt ooc6 noA So8icn; o6 Iie Ooan in
Der 8rlbe ar6eiten ooer nit Der gdbn
duf uno oobon fo1rcn, Inn erit i'm
gBinter pieoer5ut6mmen, Oas bleibt
lic6 alcih. Der Stto muB es balt ma
chen ipie Die dnOeren uno muB @cliSier
Sur 5el0ar6eit tommen laiienl
Die @dIiaier iinb ober teurer ols
unlere SelIte uno miiiIen cuh no@ Die
4oit betommen unO @o6nuno", be-
mertfe @mma na90entli9.
Der arme Pupo, OrauBen pir0 er
es ia bod erfo6ren", fsuf3te Safe.
Die Sberforitcrin iybpieo cine @eis
lc nSe6t NAL, &inber" Iodfe Iie
bann ols iei iie ieBt nit Td6 ins g}eine
uetommen, uer itent iih oas au6
TGlimmer bor, ais es imIiePlid, lit.
Wenn iie binter Dem Wol0e bic Rohs
leu0rube auftun. bis 6i.r6er tommen
fie bod nidbi, Der Wolo bIeift ltebcn.
uno mas iie 0u6inter treiten, qe6t llns
ni1ts an lln0 unlere olten cinoes
rihtetsn Nroeiter aus Der gBalofolonie
Bic Deroen 0uM niAt unter bic @roc
tri.dlen, bic linO Oo8 Qlr6eiieh in Ser
freien Cuff osp0but BON @roBooters
3eiten Der. 9(ber me6r Sii6ner perz
ben mir ouIt6afisn, &dte. uao cine
Sub me6r aufitellcn rcun Butter un0
@ier per0en leuer lperoen, irenn mebr
Meni6en in Die @eaeno TOM en-.
llnD, rsiolut tpie Tie mar, alma iie
oleid nit ben T5ttern il; ben SoF nm
Al Ie6en. ipelde Ginrihhno,1 fn Da
irefIeu lieBen oomit Oie tleipe Getos
nomie p.ror0Bcrt iuiircs ~Wlan piro
oas bcimliA muchen miiii,n io0ts
iie .,0enn Der 9apo pirr nitts oa0ot
ipiIIen iUpllen ober icb Ione Malo
uno 5cl0 na6rt 6eutsutar" bic 2siits
nint mlbr all,ir lno Bic SnDuHrie
1T our feline EtufelserfiHOunq ipie Ser
Nnta meint lonctrn cine danS quite
Gncbe prb Sfihoer lDcnn Der &ars
ttiva ar Der reucn @ru6e onaciicllt
piirDe oentt ooch, l9ie Ic5oH Uu3
ir1rel"
.QDenn bcr 9tto mr niGts ioat"
fliiHstts &die, iith All @mmas 9(rm
ic6mieocno Der Papa piro "a uA-
QliidliM iein"
Gs9snMRis!a0 te6ricu Die teioeu$ers
rem 3uriid. Hdts lief i6rem Nassr ea!s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

tdlN" in Baltimore IN 0Nabncnanlls
Nopital~ 5u dnOcrn.
9luiifcr bier.
%or oem Gouite fir glrbeit ar9il-
meutirtcu Oie $50. Gcrliu @adarO,
&IauSuer uuO Gcurioi BON ser .Whl-
iiter.llnion4 III Baltimore 81 @ius
item Ser 9iu, wclHe Is Oeu Sinner.
aopcIleu pcr6ietcu ioa NIT Dem 9cs
mii6cu Der Gruadieucu lmO 6omi-
lcnpdter 3il coniurrirelt
@egen cramps un0
8cttlcr.
9Ioc6 elmer 9iQ OeS SenatorS Sol
Tier miro cS Cramps. @ettlcrn imO
Eerioneu Die iueQcn zines anriihi.
gen ScbcnSmonOelS bclannt limo, bel
iAwercr Sroic ocrboten iib in Gol.
Oot.Gountp oui5u6altcn Gesgleir6cu
ioIlcn aQc GbOoAloieu III icncm
GountD auf icbS Nlonatc bis ein
,So6r nod Dem StaatSs9Ir6citsbaiic
seianOt weroen.
y inc ncue Sarbier Sill
fiir Baltimore.
SIN Senate bat Scnotor Gompbell
cine 9iQ ciugerciht. nad pclher cine
9arbier @riihmaS 9c66roe fir
Baltimore 0cidaficu miro. Gie Dill
entbdlt 10 9l6ihnittc mo ibertrdgt
Die Grnenung Der 9eb0rOe Oem
@ouperucnr. Seoer 9or6ier uulB
nod Oieier Bid cine 9iccn3 itibt mr.
aIS Sarbicr, ionOcru uu1 fir ocu
9etrie6 iciues @ciddits berausucb-
men. Die Orei N1itqlieocr Scr @e.
b0rOe mcrOeu fir Duei, bier mo iedS
Sabre crnonnt mo erbalien So pro
Sog Die Stroien fiir &erleblmgen
Der @eitimmilngeu Der &orlaoc iin0
aui $t0O ieitgciebt. Gie 9iQ III an
Die itdotiiheH Seuatoren perlueien,
unO mer 0agegel opponircn pill,
iollte ieincn Senator OaOon benod-
rihtigen. 9Sie Elm 9arbier in 9lnnu-
polls crfldrie, legt iiir oieie Bill
fcne ouOere %eranlaiiung Dor, ais
einige 9lemter 5u ihafien iiir melc6c
Die 9or6ierc in Baltimore bc3o6len
ioaten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06


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S'ir1cr %crcin0~ ali oic Sent
ideu &crciue Ger GcNN ocr
&oritchulaen scr Spta Flate
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lidit cuipio1leu.
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6dngiGeu 9iiracr &crcins uou Nla
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@ciclidoit BON 9leu glorl aufneri
ianL pelhe am Ionncritoa. 0cn ~
mo Sreitog, ocn l3. 0s N1tS.. III 9ll
bougb's 9Decm itottiinOcn 9nu cr.
item 9lbcno gelouat Oic aolaooie
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3iueitcn 9l6en0 Ous Shauipcl 1ic
@ou6culcrdc~ BON Grnit BON ggil.
Oen5rid jllr 9(uiiii6umg. 0ic Aeu
oerlmg Der iwipriinglih in ghioiidit
aenomnenen Stidc muroc in lct
ten 9uacn6lidc in 6olgc Der erlroi
funa 3pcier Nlitolie0er Ger Wciell
ld)oft notbweu0i9
Sic 9ieip gorfcr 9iiuitler1oar
entidb00iat ms o6cr fiir 0ieic 9lcnoe
rua polfommcn uiocn ic inns
nidt mtr 3wci Ser intcrcionieiicu
unO uirfioniien &erfe ser moocrneu
0eliiden 9ii6neu 9iicrottr oor
bictct, iouoeu ouh Oen 1eriihWicu
9ouOiuont @uiiop @aloau rom fo
ni8liben S6auipicl6anS inNindlen
Nep 5ur 3eit in 9lep gorf Gin BON
AroBtem Griolge aetrontcs @atipiel
obiolurt nit uah bier brinat. llr6er
0as a0nnen Ser 9iep gurtcr Wdilc
bier nod cnpie6lenOe gSortc jl ma
dlen eriibrigt icb bon ielbil iie 0a
ben iirb olrd i6re irii6eren @a6ea
i'm oeutiden @u5lifim Gin 0enhuol
geicBt Oos BON 9eiionO iit %cun
OoS unter5eidnete Gomite Sie oaaer
5tm 9eiud Ser Goriieaunaen cinla
pet lo t6ut cs 0as In oeW 9cmist
lcit Nbncn einen uirflidcn fiuiile-
riIdcn @enuB Dcr6eiBeu 3u f0nncn
Nlit Nod)ad'tlma. 0as Ibcotcr Go
mite ocS ~lIna66dngiaei @iirgcruer
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