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The Ely miner., 1914-12-18
Machinery Is Necessary.

Hatching and rearing chickens by
machinery is absolutely necessary
when large numbers are wanted Be-
sides, the hens are kept laying instead
of devoting most of their time to rear
ing the youngsters.
The Ely miner., 1914-12-18
Care Is Also important.

While there is a great advantage In
securing blooded stock, the profits OF
the herd or flock depend equally as
much on the caro- as on the blood.
The Ely miner., 1914-12-18
Furnish Grit.

The hen has a good grinding appa-
ratus, but you must furnish the grit.
The Ely miner., 1914-12-18
Profitable Orchard.

A profitable orchard must be given
unrestricted use of all the land.
The Ely miner., 1914-12-18

sYgssaG SzsgA
SintpHnn'H GlTiatmtas
BY KENNETH RAND
ESWz1 OOLS." said Mr.. Simpson.
r. "Idiots!" he added. Even
= VvS II they are my own rela-
L/NVS tives!" he supplemented
with a dogged shake Of his
III partially bald head. .
e The souvenir postal card
M which called forth his op.
M q probrious language had just
VAl3j "A arrived.
NSS,EM Look at this, will you?"
EYj He turned the card over
EEl in his fingers.
KA "'Peace on earth, good
~ IVA will to men!'" Mr.. Simp-
ES1V3A son read the inscription.
N&AXa Then he turned it over.
ENs8ESY "'We want you with US
VYY day after tomorrow for a
N good, old-fashioned family
LMiA reunion around the festal
EN1N VI Christmas board!'" he read
WDlHfA in three lines of handwrit-
WNx5 ing on the other side OF the
Sa card.
NJ NA There you are!" he ex,
SN claimed wrathfully. There
AA you are, doggone it,"
He waved the card VIC,
emily around in the air at arms length
as he continued muttering.
"They send you one of these paper
loilies from a madhouse dining room,"
went on Mr.. Simpson to the listening
walls of the room of which he was the
only occupant-"with Peace on earth,
goodwill to men on one side, and on
the other an invitation to take six
hour trip out into the slushy country
for a rotten meal with gang OF
people who drive me crazy at the
thought of being related to, every
lime i see 'em."
Here I am" he said, regretfully
shaking his head over his hard lot in
life, here 1 am, planning that I'll be
comfortable for at least one Christ
mas, anyway. Family away in Florida
Tor the winter; me here all alone, TO
10 Just as like-and now along comes
Lhis-this summons to spend day be-
ing miserable!"
Suddenly Mr.. Simpson sat up
straight in his char.
"By jerry!" he eff culated suddenly.
"By jerry-what's to hinder me from
being the martyr in IT, cause? What's
to prevent me from p7tting an end to
his dad-dinged practiHe-huh?
Suppose l don't go to this Christ
mas reunion? Suppose l stay home
here and enjoy my day of peace on
earth in the way ! want to? What
will happen?
why, next year there won't be a
single, solitary soul CT my relations
that will get together In an affair of
this kind. I'll have pointed the way
III be the example they've been wait
ing to follow away from custom-and,
by jerry, I'll bet you the thing will
spread, too!
"And I'll be responslble for tt"
added Mr.. Simpson joyously-ff !
The Ely miner., 1914-12-18

Good wheat land is good orchard
land
The Ely miner., 1914-12-18
Doom to the Reds.

Rcd Doom is said to be slated fer
either Cincinnati or Pittsburgh.
The Ely miner., 1914-12-18
Why He Chanoed.

Madge-I thous- { you and George
were going skating.
Marjorie we were, but when be
saw / had my hat trimmed with mis-
tletoe he asked me to go fer a sleigh
ride.
The Ely miner., 1914-12-18

I as my nanny eff Sandy Claus aim
Done know des how
Ter men dem toys, en- fix dey paint,
En- she say: Now,
Dor worry, chile. bout de white folks
cause
Hits de good Lawd's plan"
So I guess dat nah Mistah Sandy Claus
He seen han man!
The Ely miner., 1914-12-18

AY, believe, me, the fellows
were glad to see me back
again." said George Porter
to the family at the din
ner table, Professor Parr
said / looked like a col
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

iinio5eit erireute, iouocrn i6r ielbli,
auberoroentlid betonnc Sdon
ans oieicm eincn O1ru0e 6eablidltigc
iic ihren lldnoiaell 2luieni1alt bier
gu nebucn. Sier mill lie ciil neues,
gliIdIidcrcs Seben bc9inncn lmo lib
9oli5 DER Gr5iebuua i9rer Stiuocr imo
ser Siebe 5u ibrcuI @diten Di0men.
NQc lire @ctonnieu rcoen IN @ortcil
oes bodlicn Sobes uon ibr Ger llH.
itauo, ooB iie ihr 9lIter nit 40 uno
oaS ibres Nottcn nit 3S angiebt,
riei ciniac lle6erraibuug berOor,
noil oas Soar bel Der Sralung iein
9Iiter nit 30 Sobreu ongegcben ilo
man perulutbet Bate oob Dies i1r
rid)ti0es gIlter mare
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08
0,utidrr ssrO- -GluG iuat su.

9fcm Dorf q Sebruar
Bon Dem SoiierIihcn 9lcroclub pm
Gnltidlano 9iua seitcru penn 9Iero-
Glab BON 9(uerila cin aabelgrona
III. in Dem Der Geiitidle Glii6 0rci ieir
ner 9aaons iiir ooS @oroon Bennett
2uiireimen oas uddiieu Ottobcr in
aanioo- Git0, Nio, itottiiuoeu miro,
anmeloei
Gs iii oies oic critic 9lmneOuuo,
iuio Der 9Icro.Glub ernortet iomobl
iniolar oes ieiig 5llncNucnlen Hil'
'tcreiicS fir 0as 6luameien iowic III
iolge ser iuGitaltiellcn %reiic, oie
nir oic @epiuner ousgeiebt inn, pals
oie 9lcro-@hlbs Der odli5e5n ueridie.
oencn Sduoer Ole Die SnteriotiunoI
glcronailtic 6eoeration biloel anc
pol806lig. s.. 3. mt ic orei SoIous
ucrtreten iein pcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

nen Die oarans loren ec6ensunter
bat 3icuen mo S5hne in einer eic
lammt6ohc bon iiini3ia Nliaionea
Eollars pro Sa6r erbalicu piiroen
od0urd broolos iucr0et
1ie giu0es Gegierma piiroe eia
biiben $i63.2lS.7s0 melhe in Dem
5iStaliobr 1912 iS oni aebrntnic
Spiritnoicn gc5ahlt reip als vlhiiico
Statcs &nternol 9leuenue Siccnics"
pou 0ouolern crbobeu mnrOen ieruer
S6HQoO000 an Nierlieuer iN0 SILL.
0o00O0 an 36aeu AMI imporiirtc
Spirituolen g9einc uuo &icrc olio
in'wau5cu $2l02lS.7SO
Geduet mon oa5li ole Vi5cnS.@in.
finite bon t3S StdotcH nit mebr
OILS 10000 Gimpobnen % WliQio.
neuim @m5c) NIT %0l723i0 mo
pon fleIncren Stdoien nro Sono0i
itriftcu Nuigdfd6r SO l9iliouen &c
uobneD nit SI00O0O00 8uidnmen
SS9.472.3iO 10 er1dlt man eincu @c
idnnliuiSiaQ pom Ginna6mcn ili
Nobc bon S326,72i00O Cieic gon3c
Sumne nibte 0ur11 ouoerc Steuern
anl9cbradi meroen
Sic CScanluIttollen 0er Nnuoes
Negieruna liu0 fir oas 9ieduuWs
iobr 1913 "A aiff S97l63i 29S Der
aniHugt uor0ea oa0ou imo oie
0ohltcl Soften SiS5,220D00 iir
@rIcAs Separtclneat un0 $5l,A63
1888 iiir oie 6oite 1ieie 0rci @o
ten ergebcli cine @eiauuninuime bon
S432,0Si 3S966 me1r ats Sic N0itc
oerleben ndnid mic obeH anaegebeu
S2lO,1iSIS0 miro Jest ourh 0ie Sin
nobmen Der 9ln0es Rcsiernua aui
@rimo Ser 9eitcAeriing Ger Spiri
tiiQlen lm0 icrSnouiirie, 0irh 81
3enien uno 3oleiuud6mcu oiiiee
broht @eben oieie 3ohea nidt9umo
sum Tcnten?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08
Dir prObibitiOu.
ODO bic Wcia6r 3i
iulbClt III.

Gin oaraui ob5iclenOes sInenocncat
air 9unoes 9eriaiiima toaute
Ourh cine Nliuoritdt ocm sanoe
auioeDuiuacn pcrocu Cine
iiaiiliiac 9liiliellino oariibcr.
ucldc 9'crluiip iiir Sic @ereiua-
ten Staateu @ro6ibitiou beocuicn
miroc.
%biloOclpbio z 6c6r SIC
@eiobr ooB Die ouf noiiouale Ero1i
bitiou objicIcnoen ocn GonarcB nm
terbreiictcn 9leiohuioueu init ser err
iorocrliheu 3mciorittel Alaiorit0t
auacuonuneu ucroen 1T trog ser
i6m 3uae9anaeueu &roiciic uod lais
&c uibi beieitiai IS iicbeu nod iol.
de bon Solien0en BON 3peiaerbans
oen ans. Gin5cI lu0 N'niicnpeiiilos
ncu Don giir9eru outen 10 idncu
pie mogih an Die 9Iorciic DER Gon.
greg Qgrtrctsr Ger bctreiieuoen &iIr.
gsr, 0ic Senotoren ihres StaaieS
lmo oic 9Soriiecioen Der Gomitcs iiir
SuiiiWeieu beiocr Mduicr aeianOt
igaroeu
Gicle Siirger iino ser 9llicht. Dab
Elm ErobibitionS 9lmcnoeucnt bon
Ben Staoteu niemals nugcnomncl
ucrocu miro, icl6it wenn oie Con
arcB 9leohltion poiiirt miir0e Sie
peraeiicn ooB iie IN eincn ioldci
Saue feiuc @eleaerbet erboItet
icl6it ont Stimmfoitcn bic Sroqc SIT
eniiheioeu. Gin ENHANCEMENT sur
SuuocS Contribution erlongt @elets
troft, mem Oic Se9slohren pon 0rei
@ierteln DER Staaten Gallo oon icAs
unoorcibi9) iih oaiiir crtl0rel Be-
Ser Stoot Dat lei ser Gntihei0lnn
cine Siiune IS ailt iniolae0eiien
g'cuaoo nit $3.50 Gimpobncui ac.
raog is vicl wie 9lcu.Dort NIT 8.
1929 o0cr BcniiDlponicn nit u.
6651ii 0impobnern IS t0nitc li6
leidt ereianclL SAB Ole 36 tleineren
Staateu nit inv @on5en l0,SS4,5S5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

San Nranciato Sat- q
Seoruor Nier 1apcu id ieet uelu
@ompa9uien 80 ie zoe Eeriouen mls
oen 4reiieu Der 2lrDeitsloieu 3uian.
mendctDop lun in ilrnlilaer @3one
pen 9lorld non @aihiuaton an}i
netc 100 lIc pu Qloi cinpirefiei
gcoculcu 22ie Charles 9c0n met
der an ocr Spite oer gemeNna
iteAt crIlari pia man iu ser gum
0es Noupiiioot @co ScrGibihaiieu
ino Sauo perlanaeu oamt oie 9c
l9aitiAmgsloien iid icltil 1ellcn
fonueu sln oen QiiernepNeu be
tbclligt lid and 6rallein 4earl @o
acl meIfe cine Nroulnobiheihma su
ora0nllireu geoeutt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08
(sInnn 6eindIf gs,ilion.

W ibinaton q 6ebr @on.
perncnr @lDun uon glem Yorf miro
am iilnitiacn 1'outaa clue 9eipre.
dmla nit 4rdiioeut 4'illou 6oben.
0r tomnt nad @aibinaton anldb'
lid elmer 0onarebpernebmn9 be.
3lialid Der Gonirole iibor Ole N5aler.
frdtte pes 9'iagaro m0 Der Hrdii1
oeut 1ai fiir ion onie &ierieitnnoe
releroirt Nlm uinnt on 0oB bei
oieler @elcaruDcii oie 8elanuuc pol
lltlldle @ltuaiiou in 91elU Dort 3lr
1pradle aebrQdlt peroei miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

@1ilaOclpbio, &d. I ,Sebr
9lohoenl Mottic 9iop, cine rei5enoe
9riiuctte Getcttipc Gapitdn cine I'M
enoliM rii6renoe @eibid]tc porer
5d6lt botte. ipie iie BON cinenl lhuo
oen Nldoncnbdnolr ans ibreu gl
teruhouie in Tirainio cntiiihrt non
4bilooelp6io ae6radt ino bier per
lonen porocn mar, gab Scr 0opltdn
i6r genal cine Shnoc 3eit 0icStaot
81 perloiieH mam iic nidt nit elncr
3eae &etaulltidloit madlci nollc
@eraee ais oos A|dOhc1 ouS poit
eincm %oli5iitrn neineno inGbetnltt'
Srobc alfgcilmOcn noroen por liH
int beiien Gr5dben beiano, crtlorie
plGBlih elmer Der onpeleu0eu Getets
tines. ooB er oaS Oldodeu dion iepr
laage mo icbr gcndl feme mord'll
sic 9Hibraeidlihte nit eilcm W'ole
ycin Ncd~ 6efmu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

aanios, Nloinc Nliiiiiippi 9lor0.
Garoliio 9'oro Gofota, Ctlo6oma,
Scuuciisc upo @eit s'irginio Gin lee.
tcrem 5taote bonn 4 SuIi 8 s. am.
llnter Socal Option iielen Is Stoa.
ten n0uliH 9Ilabdno 9lri3ona Ga'
lii0rnicn Connections Nel0rarcSlo.
rioo, lS0obo. Sanois SAoiond.Sop
Ncntudp. Vouiiiuno NRarplan0. D}ai.
iohnetts, Wiihiaon Nliiiour. 9lc
bDostd, Mem @anpihire Rem Ger
leo, ]telu DIRT Chin, Sreacn, &6o05
,Sslono. 5iio.Garolino Germont,
9'ir8inio, @oibiuaton un0 gSiscon.
iiu. Snluebrcrcu oieicr Stootcu imo
lucite Serritorien 6crcits trodei de
leot por0en ,Sn Colorado mur0e Inn
uorigen Sahrc Elm prohibitions.
9lncnocment SUR StootS 9uliiitlitioi
ob9elebut es bciinocn iih inter
oen Socol Option Stootcn redt nue.
iid)erc aontoniitcn ,Sn Californian
miro in Der 9iopembcr'99aDl iiber
StootsA@ro1ibiioa ob1eiimnt aiM
Oregon im0 &oibn0ion iicben por
cincr Gntidci0uua Su olcu orei
Sionten miro oic @eiobr ooourh
uerid)drit ooB Ooiel6it 6rauci
Stinurc6t 6eite1t. Selbit &Qiuoie
ioa nit NiIie Der Srouet sic i'm
poriQcu Sa6rc ooiel6it 0as Stinuu
rcbt crbieltcn. mo yocol Option
trodcn aclcgi merNct
Sic, 91oalcbfcit 0oB bic ani na.
tiomueite @ro6i6ition a65elen0e De
iolution uenn pom <GongrcB NIT
3meiorittcl N|chr6cit puiiirt, oou
Ocn Segislotlueu pon orei g'icrteli
Der Staaien n9enommcn wirO mo
oaourd @eiebesfroit cr60lt III 6ci
oen uneraiioGden gEiiblcu Ser Nhi.
der imO Anti Saloou Vcasue Ger
riciiae 0ampagneion0s sur &erfii.
0lua ltcben le6r 9rob Cie Sitios
ton 1T ioaor iberaus fritiid. 0o cS
mir oeS olrd &aiiiruug etner sSro.
bibitious 9llienocncnts Hcuhl.
tou Scitens ocs Gongreiies 3n oe
beuoen 9luitobes be0orf Inn sic sra.
1e inStaateu aui5nroIlcn in uelchen
sic ASro6ibitiouiilen bSber fciue
@roitprobe genloht 6aben Gie E1r.
ritoricu 6obeu feline Stinme bel 9l6.
itinnn0eu ibcr 9'in0cs Gonititu
iions gGucuoementS.
Cine mieoer5oIt GeiuBertc irrjgc
9luiidlt ioa an oicier STEELE uioerIeat
lueroeu IS 6eonri sur @aiiiriu9 ei
mes gmcuocments sur &nn0c5 Son.
Iiitution DER 3uiiinlumg Der 9e9Is.
latlucn BON orci Nicrten ser Stoo-
ten nidt BON 3peiorittclu. 9Irtifel 3
ser @criaiilug ser Ser. Staoteu 9ibt
oorii6er 9lusfluit. 81 lantet IN oeut
iher lleberieBlma
Ser 0ouarcB io0 menn mmcr
3ueiOrittel beioer NaiIer es fiir no.
t6ig crohten 9lncnocments 3u oicicr
Gonitihton in &oriblag brin9eH
oOcr ioll ali GriuGen Der Se9lsldtu
rem pon 5mei Gritteln oer peridie0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08
S'H'lfr Seurr6er fiir'S UurOOn-
Scnncit- -glcnncn

'selo Yorf.7 6cbruar. 9iad
''V'n aclIcra ous Berlin pom ocit.
'gSN Sultld)iiier Ncrbonoe 6c'ul
g'Snasll slcro Glu6 einqetroiicuenl
SVuglgrannn lueroen oie Ocutiben
""1'oen bel oen am 6. Cftober oieics
Ss.2. TGQ'eS W aauios sim iiattiinocnoen
S,ssNqqrten Inn 0en(3oroou.genuett.
ha .''' 0llrdl orci 9o0ouS, oeren 9ios
i~1 q''o 6ilbrcr nod uiht aenanlt
''o oertrcteu icin.
q @ellaB oen Qeiiiumlnaen oeS
ss.les lnuB ooS 0lennen ItetS in Sem
'.a. ~.'0e o7ae9olteu ucrocn ociIen Ser.
ao.' ''' III Sobre 5uDor Sieger wur.
ny, }s'. Nics iuarcu 1913 sic .9olp6
XIX plO' i'no u VI. 3. Ercicut, Die iiA
Z Vfllen Sreis boltcu uuo Gopitin
Nouepoiac, scr sic 5peitlauaiie
,a ''eae 5uriidlcatc. glac 0rci meroet
ooo0'so,ld7lidltli5 ~. Y audl an Dem 0iesjd6ri.
So. }'enHeu S6eil ncbmcn oos, wie
o'. oo' 0rei So6rcu Don aanios Gitu
mS V'elolnaei nniiicn bis sum- 4.
nr;3; na.3 larlitIid IN cingei4ricbcuon
mos,. ,slen imo nit cuucr 9limelolmas
qo@y yr oon 800 Sroncs fiir icoel
sose s0l' oo9elonot lperoeu, Gic 0eie.
Sos SossoVplnlnunaer Ser llniou perbin.
No.a ro'a o'c lSemdbrune ircien Sruus.
sIo. S'''S an bieiacn giicubobueu. Der
So Sv'Q 70, SM6 bon aonioS Sin bat Oo.
ioS. f'ete IN So0bc BON 1920 aiiSael
S''. s' p0n oeneu Dem Sicacr $1,000,
Soo 'a 5loeitcn $500, Dem oritten ST.
~ - 0e'n picrtcn $1,000, oem fiiniten
;iop g'pY ocn ieebStcn $500 uno Sem
sS"sell m;,'S $3.50 5uiolcu. QnlBcrOcni
~ q, oas lnT 6iiauua not6iac @os
no,. o'e Seoiemuias Nlauniddit
ee e'q'llas 9lu6 aclieiert.
no,' '% y Der bieiiac 9lero GGab aeiicul
m,,r> @ppe' ans Naris bcnoGrihtigi
,'o'.s. I'uoen Ole iitcruotionolcn
;l" Ssp oor So6resirili in @lonoco ae
sS''eo pporoplan Meuncu I'M bic
,'s,. ~u'qll'a !, SGueiocr sropbdc irno ei.
9Cn.;s Nse'7 pon $4,000 bcuer an 20
nor l'q'f sur icl6cn 3cit, oa oos
(F,,r.,l ge'l oerldlieoenen &ouptiidotcn
ior;.' uadl Der Staot Der Eiciiec
o;r,a gnla !, nnoSodloioItopcIci orr0u
"eroPlamuettIliegqn bcgrnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

gfo8S @Go0 9l s., q Sc6r.
Ger Shooucr uNclcu s.. 9elyoicir.
elm S@iii 0er Benedict Qlouion.
5loite oon Jlcu Naocn Conn iit ge
tern oli Dem @eae pou ecri6 9lm
bon, y g. nod 6crnonoina bier as
ltronoet Eie ncur @lani itorfe 9c
iobllna mit9apitan Minoior ". lor.
rep ON Seer Ssle NE. an Ger 5pibg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

0bica9o. Sn. Scuuor.
,n cinem Spc3idliua pelHcr am 2i.
Scbruar Ndilc ans Chicago pun
Nlaroi @ro5 uoA 9ler.Crleans brin
aeu mir0 mir0 cin aroBcr Slierpd
gcn init eiuenI aauadlien &arleii.
SllBbooen mitaeIil1ri wer0cn ali
melhem oie Naiio0iere wdbreno oer
9leiic talBen tounen Ger NrodhDo
gen wiro ourh Sapeieu lmo iiiuit
line 8linnen il Qincn iahren0en
San3i0al 0ermanoeli mer0eH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

l8 encpa, VI 9 6chriidr
tn &erbinoing NIT Dem 5euer oas
ON b Celcmbcr bic Naliie oer Cf.
idait Sooi ia aQGlen BON bier. in
9lldle le9ie pobei elm SAaoen BON
$4,000 oh0cridltet pur0c 10 Sobu
4ie9cr eii po0l1abcnoer Nauhnaun
oeS Grtes pcr9aiiei uor0en Gr
miro ocr @fanolNitna iiu 3pciien
@raoc bejiniiai Gas @elpclsmoic.
riol iit ourA eina Burns 1cieiiiD
pcldaIit Gs plr0 aeioat odB uoh
on0ere NMIle lelaiIei lIn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08


;Sro,, q, y ''aelcs, Sal. 7. 8cbt,
0enr iy g'aTg Seoit SSnrtic. Ole aei6ie.
Iiars.~s ~e.'ui oeS eiitsbnrabcr Nil.
Ao sss 9na'ImSSartic. ii MN rid.
,,9 gSan ' Stanlep suuaro aemorcen
Ssn. y" oasr stilIp bat lie i'd in 9oIa.
eor s p'u lpren 9tem Durfcr Nrdrti.
ten "sa1 ',,' poipurO, Sic nit i5rom CSat.
IunS m ''S0 s l}reu ain0oru i'm a1orp-
iapp ioot goi'l ~ @o6mna besoacn 6ot
iorn;o, - oas 5errlihe alimo Cali.
ia ;9 " !, ludt MIR ibrcr sodicr 81,
~ '''n yorf nidlt ser bciici sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

9oilon lRdii Z 6ebrlior
g2dhreno ocs Gnbre9 1913, in mel
dem ieit Dem T. slu2nii ole euseiis
ihall peirotbsporidlriiten III Strait
troien III bic 3obI Der GbeidilieBuis
gen noH Dem SoAresberidbt oes
StootSieireidr5 iini 1893 8nriidoc
gansen bic 3o6l Der @cbnrten ober
I'M l555 0cltiescn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

wiroe BON 0cr Observation-Disclosures.
idoft nit Noieu5oien an Sano 8e.
brodt nno m nod 9lcp port d-ge
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New Britain herald., 1914-07-16
NERVOUS CHILDREN

Y There is much criticism of modern edu. cational methods that require too much work of school children, allowing them too little time for play and preventing sufficient out-of-door exercise. When the study of music or any other accom- plishment, with the necessary practice, is added, the strain is increased.
 Under these conditions the blood be- comes impoverished and fails to nourish the nerves. The child becomes restless, and twitching of the muscles follows. Sometimes the child stumbles in walking and drops what it tries to hold. Pallor, listlessness, inattention, restlessness and irritability arc symptoms that early show that the blood and nerves are failing to meet the demands made upon them.
 Dr. Williams Pink Pills, safe tonic for children, will build up the blood, strengthen the nerves and help to meet the demands of the growing child. Suf- ticlent out-ot-door exercise, nourishing food and ten hours sleep each day. with these tonic pills, will correct even long standing cases of St. vitus' dance and viii calm the nerves of the ostirritable child.
 All druggists sell Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. A booklet Diseases of the Ner- vous System'' will be sent free to any parent on request by the Dr.. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-16
FIRST WARD OUTING.

A long list of sports was arranged for the outing of the First Ward Re- publican club at wiegand's grove on August 1 at a meeting of the com mittee last evening. One of Fred Eppler's unbeatable clam dinners will be served. after which the following athletic events will be run off: Baseball game between First ing, grip wrestling, putting the 12 pound shot, 1OO-yard dash, running high jump. It is expected that about 250 will attend the event.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-16
SHILLING DENIED A LICENSE.
Jockeys Application Refused.-
 Dates For Fall Meets Awarded.

Jockeys Application Refuscd.-
 Dates For Fall Meets Awarded.
 New York, July 16.-Jockey Car roll Shilling, who has been on tho ground for a long time, made another application for license, which came up before the stewards of the Jockey club at a meeting held at the office of Chairman August Belmont yesterday. The application was denied on the report of the license committee.
 Racing under the control of the Jockey club is assured up to Novem- Der 30. At the meeting yesterday the Maryland Jockey club received per- mission to race at Pimlico from No- vember to 12, and the Hartford As- ricultural and Breeders association meeting at Havre De Grace from No- vember 13 to 30 was approved. The application of the Southern Maryland Fair association to conduct a meeting at track not completed from No vember 13 to 30 was denied, as all available dates had been allotted.
 Schuyler l.. Parsons was appointed as steward to represent the Jockey club at the Saratoga meeting.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-16

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New Britain herald., 1914-07-16
M1sTooK BELL ON REEF.

Providence, R. l.. July 16.-The mistaking by officers of the steamer Northland of the bell on Bartlett reef for that on Plum Island light wns responsible for the grounding of the steamer off New London on June 4 last, according to a communication received from the department of com- merce at Washington by Congressman O'Shaughnessy, who had requested an investigation. The departments re- port says that the characteristics of the two bells are not similar and that the accident "does not appear to in- dicate a necessity for additional aids to navigation
New Britain herald., 1914-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Even Break at Polo Ground

Even Break at Polo Grounds. - New York, July 1s.-A pyrotechnic display featured Chicago's farewell to New York at the Polo grounds. where as a result of the division of a doubleheader the White Sox had to be content with the short end of the series. Blessed by all the breaks of the game and ably assisted by Um- pire Hildebrand, the Windy City ag- gregation managed to nose out the home team by 3 to in the first game, though it took the combined efforts of Pitchers Scott. Cicotte and Faber to counteract a ninth inning rally. New York won by to 1 in the closing battle, which was halted on account of darkness after the Cal lahans had been to bat for the eighth time. The score:
 First Game.
 r. h. e.. Chicago 100 o 1 o o 1 o-3 10 1 New York 10000 0 1-2 ? Batteries--Scott, Cicotte, Faber and Mayer; Pieh, Warhop and Nuna- maker.
 Second Game.
 r. h. e. Chicago ....0 o o 0 0 o 1 0-1 0 New York ...0O2 0 0 0 x-2 2 Batteries-Cicotte and Benz; Cole and Sweeney.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-16

twelve inch armor plate or any side armor afloat. When shell leaves the gun it is revolving around its axis at about 4,000 revolutions per min- ute and develops a pressure of 38,000 pounds to the square inch. The pres- sure to the rear on the gun and for ward on the projectile amounts to 7.600,000 pounds. The projectile velocity of 2,250 feet per second gives a muzzle energy of somewhat more than 84,000 foot tons. Army ord- nance officials believe this gun will be tremendous instrument of peace when it is finally in position on the Panama canal.