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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

@reicn nod onoere 6oftoren einc
&oue geipielt 6oben Bon oieien lit
Der pihtiaite mo6ridcinlih Die Stei-
aeum0 ser 9lrbcitslobue.
SroH Der ctiuos luilaiirlihen PIT
uuo g4ciic, IN Der Die @odtidiQiuae
iengcicbt morOen iino, 6oben sic
SunO Courts III Srlano piel 3nr S..
hug ser GuBerit erniieu 9auOira9e,
Die oos 9uno 6elmrubigte 6cigetro-
gen; oieic Ginrid6hng NOR gleid3ei-
tiq cine Gor6ereitlmg iiir Oen orc.
Bcn @lon. oie 9auern nit Silfc
Ocs Staotes 81 freicn Giacnt6iimern
5il moden, Scr ourh oas Souotali-
@cicB (2ono 9SurAoie 9lct) BON 1903
sur Chat genobt muroc Tie Ereiie,
ju melden sic Steaen bon oen iebi.
gen Wrnnoeigcnt6iimcrn ouf oie9au
crl iibertroNen iucroen ridten iid
uod Dem ongemeiieneu &adtjins,
Der oni cine geuiiic 3o6l Don Sab
rcn porous6e5o6lt miro, mO penn
bic 3abl Der Sabre, sic pcrcin6art
morocn III tncrbol6 gcpiiicr @reu
sen licGt 10 miro sic Stcae ols cine
acuiigcnoe Sidcr6cit ongcic6en mo
Der ganjc Setroe bonn Stoate porgc
ia,oileu Tpr llnit,,,A S,c f;;,. f,ff
jcoe lauopirt6idoitlidc StcQe Scr
angemcllene Fa6BinS icitgcicet NOR
0en iit bat pic gusiii6rlug Ocs @c
irtcS bon 1908 lc0r crlci6tcrt, mo
acQcuipdrtia II 6crcis Sou0 uig9ar.
tic BON i20 @}iQioncu %huo Stcr-
liua (oOer 5mei 0riitc ser louo
luirt6ibaltlIA aenubicu 6ld6c ,Sr
lanos) BON ben Fd6tcrn ais Gi9eu
t6um crporbelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

Oes 16. Sa6rbuuoerts in g)ucaton
ianocn uarcn ein i6loffeS, ieoen
6ortidritt ob8cncigtes &olf. uncno-
lid peri6icOen bon iener cnergiiden
lmO froftUolien 6aiie Die Oic Qemalti.
gen 9aiteu errihtete, 0ieic Nlo0as
batten al1 feline 9enntniB imo fcinc
Irn0ition mcbr uon Dem llriprun0
Der uunOerpoIlen 9lr6iteftur, inter
Der ie pobnten. sSeoenfaas muB
oieie ailltiu iidb 5u 9eginn Ser DRIFT.
liden gleru enhuidelt ba6cn; Die mo.
Oernlten 9auten fonnen nid)t ipGter
ais ms 3ebnte na19riitlibe ,So6r-
bun0ert fallen. Ter &eriaQ bcgann
Dor 1900 oOer 1000 ,Sabrcu; bis ga
bin aber mar 0ic Civilization 10 lroB.
artig ousaebiloet. Dab iic tuir nit Der
0c5 nIten @gDptenS, YobDlons oOer
@riecbenlanos perglbeu ucr0cn
fam. glls &auptleiihlhgen oicicr
9ebeiuniBpoacn 9iaiic bc3cidnet
@lntington noie Gntmidhmg DER
&unit mo 9lr6itcttlr, oic fcinen
&crglei6 nit Der @9Dptens, gllip-
rienS, Gbinos oOcr elmer anocren 9ta
tion Dor Der floiiii6en 3cit Scr @rie.
den 81 ibcuen braucbt Damn Ocn
Sau 0on Gboliiecu Oos groBortiAC
SDltem Der @aiicr3unlbr, cas- Oic al
ten 3ucatcCos bon 0en natiirlid)cn
gSaiicrgruben o0cr Gcnoics u0uig
ltnabDdngig ma6tc, cine Niet1ooc Der
gSallerbcpa1rlng, 0ic ip1tcr ucrlo.
rem 9egongen lit. Gin auoercr BE.
mciS lie9t IN DER @r0Bc ser Stdotc
III oencn man in ie6r 6ctrd6tli6cr
3a6l m0 nit oIlcm Comfort 3uiam-
menlcbtc Gn0lid 5abcn Oie alten
YucatccoS elm cigenes 0icroglpp6en.
Spltcm ousgcbilOet un0 fingcn i6on
an, eiuc prtlide gudita6cni6riit
ein5uIiibrcn." gio6 gc6cinniBOoucr
ucrOcn 0ieic gciihnaen ourA ocn
llnliian0, Dab cS IN Der norcolumbi
i1en 3cit bel ibnen tcinc 2aittbiere
mo fcinc eiicrncn g9erf5euqe qub
gSic iic ibre aewoliiqcn adt oocr 10
SUB lan0en Steine transportirteL
init mas iiir Suirrneuteu lie Oie I'M
gemeil i6picriaen 9lrbeiten pcrrib.
tcteu. Oas blcibt nod cin 9dtbiel.
Die g)ucatdnsNultr lit audi niht
BON alBcn bceinihlBt moroen ga he
init fener on0eren Giuiliiationsip6d
re IN nd5crer 8erii6rutg itauo. @el.
dc (rag0Oie Dies Golf, Oas 5lI 0cn
groBen 9iotionen Der @cltgei6idjte
gcrebnet wcrocn muB, sum Inter.
gang mo jlir D0uigcn @ntartuna be-
itmntc, 5leibt ebenious fiir rms etu
@e1einnniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

Die 9l6ii6t Der englii6en 9iegic
ruug, in Gnglono ino gsolcs cine
ipeitrcbcn0c 2auoreiorm ourdillilbs
rea mo i'm 3uiamnen5ona oanlt
Delonoerc 2auogeridtSb0ic (Sauo
eoimts) 3ur 5ciiiebuHa auacmelicncr
Gadliidillnlae einJuribtcn lollen eS
onac,ciat ctideincn }l unierpincn
naA uel0en @rnioidBcn oic onac.
ncilenen 9ahtidillinae IN Srlano be-
iiirmi meroeu no yano Courts lcf
1884 In S6aiafcit iino. Gieic sra.
AZ miro BON N VI. NlaaiII sViltdlleo
0cr Qano. Gommiiiioi III DubltL ~
eiacu 9lniinBc bcautmortet per lll'
sSanlor6cit ocr pom Sntcruatlonalcn
Qonomri6idaits Snititnt in Nom
bcrunsecaebcncn o5ntcrnatonalell
9lararofonomiidcn 9iuloidou" per-
oiientliht morocn iit
@s 5itm 81. N10r5 1913 limo nibt
mcniacr als 3S0il6 anacmciicuc
4abiiMiain1c fir cine critic @eriooe
bon 40 &abrcn iciigeiebt worocn
nuBcrocn III IN pielen 6Gacn cinc fol.
dc Sciiletma i1on 3im 5lueiien
WiaIc eriolgt
9ci ciuer 10 aroBa 3o6l oon Ont.
idci0ingcn III cs 5icNiib rrilannlid,
0aB scr 9cGriii uanacnciicncr &adli.
ihiaind~ Goir rcnt) niemols III 6c.
iricoiqeuocr @eiic bcitimnt uorocn
III rno SAB man c6cnloas nic aaac.
meinc 5ddBlmgsgrlnolasc ou9aear.
bcifct bat. gaS @eiee uoa 1881
i6ricb nlr Dor oaB anaemcTcuc
aadtidiamac fcitgcieet ivcrocn iol-
len nod gln6Srung Der Fartelea lmo
intcr 9eriidiicbtinrig Der SlliefcNea
Ioiuobl ocs @rmo6eiibcrs 'ple oes
9ddicrS im0 allcr bcionoereil lllll'
iidn0c 0es Sales oes Suites llllo oer
Weacno0. Gie 9ano. .Gommliiof llt
itidjt cimnal crmadtiat S6dBmas'
@ulaoidBc ntiluitellcn imo bic GONE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

miiidrc boben iid 0ciien olld gepil-
ien6oft cntbolten. ,Su ,Eraris emit
ideiOen oie ridterli1en 0litglieoer
Der 9ono.Gommiiiiou nr iiber Die
rcdtli1e 9eocntlna Der Sbatia6en
oic 6ei Der @crbanohma iiber oen
5aa Dor Dem @crirbts6oi icltgcltcllt
porOcn iino, J. g. ob bcidmmtc Ser.
beiicrmgcn ocm @rhnoOeIiBer ooer
Dem 4aabter 5ufonmen. 0ie tbat
id6lidc @ertbfciiiiellng 1T Den
qaicnnitaGeocrn scr Gommiiiion an
pcrtran. Die iadoeritdnoigc Saratos
rcu limo, uno Oo ieoes gaicnuitglieo
sic 8rei6cit BAT, icinc ci9euen Srltto'
iaec 5u bciolgcn, 70 beitebcn natiirll@
cr6cblide llnteridieoe gpiiden oel
pcridicocncu Sd]GBungen Die OFT oie
lln3uirieocnbcit iomobl Der CSrllnobe.
iibcr mic scr @d6ter beruorrilcn.
Die @artcicn f0nncu jcood erfabrelL
mic ser anacmcNenc ASadti1illin9
fcitqcitcllt ipor0eu lit ocnn bic Sano'
@pmmiiiion iit pcrpilibtct, mii Ger'
langcu cine glitiitcllng 0ariiber por
Sitlcacu uie iib ooS g9cioc. ino
9ldcrlano ocs @adtaite5 oui Die per
idicocnen 9o0entlaiicn pert6cilt lpie
bod ser iiir ic0e 9ooenflaiic in 9ich
nlmQ ge6rohte &odt5inS 1T. mclder
@ctraa Dem @dAter ooer Dem @rmo'
better fir &crbciiernn8cu giltgcreb
net luorocn iit mclhcr 3niAlag NC
Gen Scr 9tG1c cinc9 glbiaWuarttcc
oocr ciner@iicnba1n o0cr iueldlcr 9lbt
5ng weacn im9imiii9cr Saac acnaAt
morocu IL nno wcbc ionIligen Inn
lidnoc nod bel Der 6citiiclllng oes
onacmelirncn &ahtidiuings berild-
iidltigt morocu iino.
Gb9lcid9 cS oNo feline alacmcncn
@rnoidbe oi6t III es ooA ui6glicb
ieit5iitclleu mos fir llmii1n0c ac
mobnlid bon ocu 9aicnntglieoera
Der Sono Gommiiion III @etrodt
gcioacn mcrocn Sn criicr Sinic
ideint oagcucm oic 5oroenna ons
crtaaut 81 icin ooB sic 9'odt ui@t
666er icin oori ais lie ciu nit nor
nlalcm gctricbetopitol uno norndlcr
Iiidtigfeit ous0enoticicr Fddtcr
iuirfli6 be5a5lcn tomi llnter oielcr
gorauSictuna III Der ipi6tiaiic Sof
Tor fiir sic 9eucrt6nna Oic So6c Scr
gyreiic iiir MISUNDERSTANDING er.
senaniiie un0 i6rc porausiidtli6cu
glcnocrlngcu md6rcuo Der i5 Sabre,
fiir sic Sic Eacbt iciiacicBt miro 9l6cr
6ic Grcic oQcin iiuo icin iiberer
Ga6rrr; 6o6c Erciie fonneu ourb
idllcohte Grnoten 0enrioht iein; alis
oerrrieits fonncu sic Grnotcn ie6r
id]manfen pG6reno bic Ereiie lld
nu iuciig duocrn. Sine in oenI en-
md6nten gluiidbc cnt6oltenc Cobelle,
III ser sic 5nponfn1cn Ser Freile
fiu lanOwirtbidaiilihc er3ep9uille
mt ocn Serd6iebiiugcn ueralldcn
luerocu sic in pcribieocneu 3citcl
tci ser 6eitileQlmg ongemelicuer
&oditIdillinge uorgeuommcn poroen
iipo jciat ocutlid, BOB onbcr ocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
(Sine nene 6eilmet6oOc.

IS 1T cine bcocltiame @}itt6ci.
lung, nit Der nculi1 scr irou5oiiAc
9lr5t Or. 9ortbe sc SonOfort Dor bic
iron5oiiihe 9Ifaoemie fiir @leoi3in
trot imo oic ieitoem IN 1r3tli6en
&rciien ooS SagcSgciprd6 6ilOct.
ylacb i3jd6riacn &eriubcu bat Cr.
9artDc oc Souoiort cine neue Scil-
mct6ooc aiIigcboitt. oie elmer @ntoed
ing glci@fonmt inio sic bcitinnt er.
ideint, Oen un9e5dblten Gauicnocn
BON 0lcnidcn Oic an @idt, an 9i6cu.
matisnus mo @eidmiirci leiOen,
9inocrlmg i6rer S6mcr5en lrno sci
hing 81 gcmdbren Gos 0eilmittel,
INN oos cs iic6 6ier6ci 6onoclt lit
I'M cs gleib porpcg 3l ue6men
0ns g9odjS, in0 Die 8c6an0lilnq scr
arantcn beite6t in scr @cra6folang
bciBcr @odsb10cr Die nad aQcn bis.
bergen iebr 5a6lreiGeu uno ariino.
lidcn &criuAcn critaunli6c Self.
crfolgc aufpeiicn. Die nclc Seilmc-
tbo0c, Die nm inter Dem 9}anen
acrit6copic i6ren @in5ug in ole gii.
ienidait bdlt, baIt iib aif ser dlBc-
rcn Snwenouna BON mincraliiHef
&a1icn auf mo iii alio cine 9Soraf.
fintlr 0os &arafiin 0enieBt be.
reits felt Saugem in Der Scilfmoc
mic aud bcm Bubliflm groBeS &cr.
troncn; mir 9lac fcnnen oas &oielnl
oaS nic5tS Qln0crcs ais ucidcs @orai.
fin lit imO mir tcnnen mi9 OaS fliii.
igc %nroiiin ais Gcl. IS iii nod
nidt al3u lau9c Der. oaB fliiiiiQcS
&araiiin IN Scr 5toifuehictbcropic
ais 9lbfiibruiitcl cine Roac 5u ipiclcn
bcaann Gin bciauntcr cnaliicbcr 9lr}t
mar cincr Der t6attrditialten &or-
tdupicr oicjcr glmuenOung; oo6 lit
cs oem iro56iiicbeu 6oriber porbe.
6oten ac6licbcll Die duBcrc @cinuir.
flnN ocs fliiiiNcn &arofiin 3i elmer
6eionocrcn Ibcromc jil ma1cu. Or.
9art6e sc 5auOiort beaann icinc 9lr.
6citcn in Oicicr &i1ting bercits inn
Sabre 1901. Gr bottc irii6er Dem
meoi3iniihcu Stabc cines aroBcn 90
ocortcS on0c6ort, Der Olird) icinc
56lommbdocr befannt lit. Gic
Sdlamn6docr brnAtcn Or. 9ort6c
Sc 5aaoiort 5lcrit uni sen @coaufcu
oaB cs cincn Stoif gc6el miic, Scr
ocn 6ciBcn Sdlanni nit ieincn Sell.
mirirnQcn ericBcn mo ii6crtrciicn
f0mc. Gin Ntitcl. ooa i'm @ouie an.
pcnObor nm oic foitipiclige jlciic in
enticrnte mO t6curc @aOcorte pcr-
meio6ar MAIDEN licBc. 9lob MAMMA.
laden &crlu1cr bcaann e. 0ic Sell.
trait Qcicbmo3cucr @lincrolpodic 5i
crfenncl imo 5u 6eo6a9tcn mo felt
1901 6at cr cine 6iille Don @cibpii-
rem imO @ran0pun0cn nit aroBcn
GriolQc nit &arafin 6e6anoelt
Grobocm i6riit Scr 2lus6au Der Nic.
tbooe ie6r langiom porpdrts, oen cut-
ldei0en0ea SortiAritt 6rad)tc crit 0a3
Sa6r 1909. 9is6cr bate iitb Scr
6orider aui cine rein 0rtlidc @c.
6anohmg Der @ebreben bei6rdutt;
nun lam i6m aui @rrmo ichuer 9e-
oboAiumgcn uno Shioien ocr Sc
Goafc, sic g9irtplg eincS &oQbo0es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

maraloo gelimgcu mar oirdiorihtc
&untington oic Snicl wcter na6 iol-
den Gcutmdlern elmer icrncu &er.
aouaen0cit rnO getuom chncn ge-
nmlcn llc6crblid ii6er oic aepoltige
3obl Der 5uu S6eil ibon betanuten
3lmI I6cil crit Don i5m fcltgcltellten
alltirrcilc. 8ei G1uo.nulltim lticB
er ollf cine pradtOolle 1roBe Hidnc
goB in Gi6ungel peritedt. sd
beabii6tge nidt, Oieie -&uine 81 be-
idbrcibcn, nod ole uielen an0ercn mo
iogar wln0erpollercn, Die ib nab
reno ocr nd9llen mcnigen Gage iab"
er3dblt en-. nYian fin0ct tie iberdll
in ocm bonn 0i6ten Oidmgel bc0cd'
ten Ibcil bon 9)ucaian mo cine lebr
betrdbtlic6C glnja9l liegt nlitten inn
llrpol0 perQrabcn. ytirgcu0s babe
id &uincn gcicbcn, Oic mir eincu 10
ltaricn @iu0rud pon Dem &0men
lm0 Der @r0bc i6rcr @rbducr elm.
iloBtcr nibt einnal IN @riedcn.
lonO. Se0r eigenartig it1o 0ic
manniNinltiAcn Grnamcntc, init 0cs
ncn oielc glibcnoc bon Scnpel iHio
%aI6ltc geiHuliidt iin0; tie lin0 5ln
Sbcil ltrcug aeomctriid) bclteDen
oaml micOcr ans tlcinen S0ulen lmo
&ollona0cn o0er ans leltlamem CSc-
tbicr S6langcn, groteSten 6ormen
bon &o9cln mo ucrltiinnmcltcl .J1cl
idcnboiptcrn init gcpaltigen Sab
ncn. Gen 0obepnnit Der Yucatol
Sinlt iicllcn abcr Die pru6tpoll mo.
0eIlirtcn Bitten oar, sic dlIgcnldein.
lid gall5 rcaiiliiibc Eortr0te Der llr-
cimmpbncr im0. O}m geuinnt ais
oielei NariiellunGen elm anidaulidcs
8il0 pom Dem 9leuBeren 0ielcs rotb
iclbaitcn &oltes. 9ciou0crS trcten
ole gebognen 9taien. Die ocn iiloi-
iden d6ulid iino, ober brctcrc nieDr
tropiihc yiiiitern 6o6en, bic 9el1mun'
qcnei Sippcn un0 Die 0i0tcn 1erab-
ioacrocn S1nurbGrte bcrpor 2cs
Dor man bic ghlgen 9endn bctra1ten
fonn iollen Oic ieltiamel actten allt
Die ons linfe 9luge imgebcn ilber one
lNonAe bcrlmtcrfalcn mo on Slim
cnOiacu Die beutiacu liauo'Snola
ncr, ole Nmiinatou ouf ieincn Gnt.
oedlmgsia0rtcu 0lrD 0ic @albWlc
bcgleitcten iiu0 sic geuaicltcn 9lb
bilocr oieicr alte &orirdtbiiltcn in
bralncm le6cnoigen 6leiiD nno er.
mciicn iid ihon ooourb alcin ais
Oie yIodfomncn Ocr 9carimocr ie.
ncr icruen Ducotm-&ulhr. g}ic
Oicic m1dtiac Civilization, Die bcluc
nod aus Sun0crtcu uon 9hIincn
sum Sbeil emit Stdoten uou bcoen-
ten0cr glisOcbnnnG 5n inns lpriHt
eniitan0 mo perging DoriIbcr ilt elm
N5cbeiuniB ac6rcitct ocllcn 5hlcicr
ailrb Ger neueitc CurAiorid6cr 0icics
Nultlrrdt6icl5 nur mcniA 5u -liiitcn
pcrmag. ,Sbr 9lltcr bat man nob
oen 9iegiiteriteinen, bic uicliab ao.
iimocn purOell auf taincio bis eli
tniicno Sabre bcitiumcn moucn.
9lber oieic Gegiiter ocrcn 3eitreb
nltng 6J1it imgepiB III, gcben feinc
ieiten gn6oltsplmttc. Gas ein5ige,
mas iciiitebt lit, ooB Oic 2icotau-
Sultir bereiiS cine longe 3eit pot Der
9eiiberareiiWng ocs 2anoes onr9 bic
Spanicr 8cblilbt bobcn nlB Gie
Qiapos, Die bic Spanicr ju glnlcn1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24

5iiuomaen, @ic9t. 9l6clmdtiSmuS
ii6er6aupf. Ncrcii6iiiic lmo @c;
iNpiirc oiuH ii6cr6iBtcs g9a1s be-
6onoeln f0nnai. 0as &cria6rcn Bat
ne6cn ieincr Scilmirilmg nod Ocn
Gor5nq, oie S6mer5limOerlmg mge-
pobnlid 3u 6eiAleuuigcn. 9(rBer-
Dem abcr lc5cint Die &crit5cropie Oa.
5u bcrllicn ou1 in scr G6irurgic cine
&oae 81 ipiclcn. @ci @ciHpireu luic
6ci 93ronolplmoen ucrmcnoct Or.
Sonoiort cine Nliibrng Don Go6S
mo Nor3, sic CT n9lntbrin1 ncnnt
mo ocrcn iidj aud 6creit5 Or. Garrcl
bei icinen bcfannten Salltpcrpilan-
5ungen 6coientc. Die Sa65mafe
6ilOct iiber ser @lmoc 5ugleib cinen
aniiieptiic6cn SHilb imO bci6leltniQt
0eu SeilmeSpro5eB. c5rii6c 9hl-
tlngen fonnct iomeit iie ni6t BON
Ocr gcwaltiamen &erleBung elmer Pr
tcric ausae6cu init 9ln6rin ioiort Qe-
itiQt lpcrOcu 10 Dab oieics Olittel nit
iciner antiieptiiden g9irtiina oicl-
lcidt aub beriiien iem miro, in Scr
9rc6s-@6irurgic 0er 3uflnit oic
9lole zines pcicntlihcn &iilfSnittels
All ipiclcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-24
SIC saae nnO Sic 9llcnidlen.

2ie Saae nuO Die alenidlen.
glimm ur sic Soge wie iic iino,
gu fannit fc bod ui6t anOers ma.
deli,
M uiaalt oa pcincn o0cr ladlen
Gs bilit Cir bod nidts, Dleuibcu.
fino.
glaeS ldBt iiH lcidter trageu
glir nbt gar 10 idnea oerjogeu
Sdon morgeu we6t Gin ano'rer @ino,
glmm mr. oie GAGE, mie iic iinol
Gs aebt ndt imnter mie mans mill,
51icbit Oh nit 6leiB Oen i6ueren
@arren
gicl lcidtcr MAIDEN lids oic Barren
Iic ciicl uicl ino ibweigcu itl
@as tiimmcri iic oa5 @eIigctiinImcll
Gle trdumen nmaeit0rt bonn 0immcl
Oh a6er trdgit oes Sammer5 Sill
Gs acbt uidt immcr. mie mans Mil
9lnut MIR Die 9lenidcn mic iic iino,
split loren Ie6lern i6reu 5Aiuddcn;
Mon mag lie 0od nidt ibnloia iprc.
6eL
llno mdrcn iie and nod 10 1lmo.
Gle Meui6en ino 6alt feiue enacJ
Gic baben ale ibre Nlanacl;
&eroanme nur nibt 81 aeidwiuo,
9iinnn nr oic M2cniden, uic iie lmol
Tcr licbc @ott ihui tie bait TO-
User fam Bic Sd6pilmg corriaircn2
Gs aiebt ou1 @rtcS inter g0icrcn
lluo N1euideu aicbt's, 70 oumm mic
Stro6.
Co muB man iio6 ge0ulOig ioiicn
Ger auto 0icnib ioa 9icmono baiicn
g8dr aud Dos glclB're nod 10 rob,
Ier licbe @ott iduf tic 6alt fol-
gliun uur oic Gage. uic iic ino,
Nlaa Is ait alien @den itiirmen
limo maQ elm eSolten6eer iid) t6iir.
men
Gas anoert iib oil 9ouj aci6miuo
Sie5 orr6 0ie g4olfcn bridt oie
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-09-17
MUST PASS EXAMINATION.
Candidates for Highway Commissions
Must Show Ability to Hold Job.

The Kenosha county board will be
called upon to elect highway com
missioner to succeed Commissioner John
Herzog at the coming November meet
iIg and today County Clerk Jones re-
ceived formal notice from the state
highway commission directing that no
tlce be given that the state would hold
civil service examination for candi-
dates for this position. Commissioner
Herzog has made good and it is pretty
certain that he will be reelected to the
position for an indefinite term. He was
elected in January to fill out the unex-
pred term of Michael Mcclellan, who
had been elected a year before to fill
cut the unexpired term of John Will
hams. Under the ruling of the state
commission it will be necessary for
Mr.. Herzog to take the civil service
examination in order to hold his posi-
ton Thus far no other candidates
have appeared for the Office, but it is
probable that there will be covey of
them before the county board meets.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-09-17
HARRY MAC. WINS MATCH RACE
Track Is Fast and Good Time is Made
in all the Races-Track Record Of
2:14 Is Made in Match Race-Big
Crowd Throngs Grandstand at Park.


The classiest card of races pulled off
IN this section of the state took place
at Ideal Park on Sunday afternoon I'M
der the auspices of the Ideal Racing
Club when six races were pulled off be-
fore the largest crowd seen at the park
this season. All the fast steppers from
Kenosha and Lake counties were on the
track for the afternoon and the purses
offered proved a magnet for some fast
ones. The biggest interest centered in
the match race, which was won by
Harry Mac, a Waukegan horse and in
the third heat he stepped the mile
in 2:14, the best time shown on the
track this season. The summary of
the races follows:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-09-17

During the months of April, May and
June, 1914, 1929 deaths were reported
by the various local registrars through
put the state This is exclusive of 420
stillbirths, and corresponds to an an
nual death rate Of III per 1000 esti-
mated population. Comparing this
rate with the rate Of ia per 1000 for
1908, 1872 per 1000 for 1909, 11.6 per
1000 for 1910, III per 1000 for 1911,
lis per 1000 for 1912, and rate of
11.9 for 1913, it is evident that the
rate for the months of April, May and
June, 1914, is not higher than the av-
erage for the preceding five years
which compares favorably with the
usual mortality rate in Wisconsin at
this season of the year.
There is practically no increase in
Cne number of deaths from the various
communicable diseases with the excep-
tion of pulmonary tuberculosis, diph-
liberia, scarlet fever and pneumonia.
The increase in each case is only slight
and does not represent any unusual
prevalence of the diseases. The very
marked decline in the number of deaths
reported from typhoid fever as COM
pared with 1913 is deserving of special
mention. We hope that the time is
near at hand when this easily prevent
able disease is unknown in our state.
Comparing the total deaths reported
for the second quarter of 1914 with a
similar report for 1913, it is shown that
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there is a decrease of 81 in the number
of deaths reported for the months of
| April, May and June, 1914.
Considering the deaths reported by
age grouping, the statistical table
shows that there is decline of So in
the number of deaths among children
under one year of age, but an increase
of "a in the age grouping from one
| to four, and al increase of 35 in the
number of deaths among persons IS
years of age and over as compared
with the mortality for 1913.
The fact that there is an actual de-
cline in the number of deaths reported
among children under one year of age
is good indication that the education
al campaign for the proper care of in
fants and young children has been pro-
| ductive of much good. During a con-
siderable part of the three months COW
cred by this report we had in Wisconsin
unusually warm weather, and we might
expect a considerable increase in the
number of deaths among young chill
dren, especially among children under
one year of age.
Important causes of death, with the
number of deaths from each disease, is
as follows: Pulmonary tuberculosis,
SOB; other tuberculosis, 80; typhoid fe-
! yer, %; gdiphtheria, SO; scarlet fever,
70; measles, 33; whooping cough, IS;
pneumonia, 708; diarrhea, enteritis I'M
der two years, 100; meningitis, los; in
fiuenza, %; puerperal septicemia, 20;
cancer, 429; violence, 431, and still
births, 400.
| Comparing the number of deaths
from certain diseases for the months
of April, May and June, 1914, with a
similar report for 1913, we find that
there is a decrease in the number Of
| deaths from certain diseases as follows:
Other forms Of tuberculosis, So; ty-
phoid fever, a. measles, "a; whooping
cough, IL; diarrhea, enteritis under two
years, 33 meningitis, "a; influenza, 4;
puerperal septicemia, IL; cancer, 3, and
violence, AZ. There is an increase in
the number of deaths from the follow
ing diseases: Pulmonary tuberculosis,
rs; diphtheria, 4; scarlet fever, %;
pneumonia, 81, and stillbirths, 20.
The northern section of the state has
death rate for this period of 1914 per
1000 estimated population, while the
rate for the central section is II and
the rate for the southern section
is 1908.
Considering the deaths from violence
we find that 70 resulted from acciden-
tai drowning; SO from suicides; As from
railroad accidents; % from accidental
burns and scalds; "a from accidental
falls; 10 from accidental gunshot
wounds; 10 from homicides; 7 from
lightning; from automobiles; from