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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25

glremuc. Oic grig5tite glieren
arant6eit ieete ieinem 9eben ein 3iel
Ger @erItorbenc, melder in ieinem
sc. Qebeusiobre itanO, mar @bren-
0litelieO 0cs n@iener Dl0nner.@c.
iang.@ereins" iopie lou9idbriges
g1itolieo oer oSarmonie", oes yWlo.
5art.NlGnner9orS@ Der nGlfs", Der
.G'aeil-@cienihoft~, ocs ogutap-
Gon5ils 9ir. 276 Der Septaiop6en,
OeS y9lQgemeinen Qeiltiden @aiien.
@ereins" iolpie @rotector Der pic.
toria.Soge" Ger oanigbtS onO SaOics
of Sonor" mo ylitglie0 oes Phi.
iiHtsratbs Der o9lagemeinen Geut.
iden Overwhelmingly, unO 0elegot
i'm ,llnab6. 9iirgerDerein BON MarD.
lanO." Gr mar &ertretcr Der 6irma
@oti6alf uno Goupan1.
Scrr Sill BON aiiIlenegg mar am
t3. gluauit iS49 5u g9icn 9eboren
worocu. @or 26 Sabren fam CT nab
9(merifa mo perbeiratbete iid bier
nit Srdulein @arie Niiler, melHe
i'm aricgsia6re 1870 ibre eli1iiiihe
&cimat6 oerloiien Bate Die Soh.
5eit fono Dor minmebr "a Sobren in
gten.Dorf itatt. @r binterldBt einen
in @ra3 mobnenOen 8ruOer, sSacques
aiia bon aiilenegg, cine Shpeiter
in 9eobn, Steiermarf @aronin bon
Weper. nno einen bereitS i'm 100. Se-
bensio5rc itebenoen Snfel Sacqies
Still bon 9iiaenegg in Girol
Sic gindiherimg miro moreen
9la1mittag Inn 153 ll6r auf Dem
~9ouoon 4arf.5rieOboie~ erfolaen.
%aitor Sulius Soinaun miro oie Sci.
tung Der 8rauerieicr inne bo6en. Gie
@ccroigung miro bon Dem an Der @de
BON 6apctte. iruo 8remont.S .StroBe &C.
legenen geerOigim9s Snititut bon
Serrn mo 6raa SoBn q. Geufel aus
crioigeu.
DorotbD duiter.
Sm greiien sitter bon SO SSuDren
1T nad fiinitagigem aronfcnlagcr
8rau Eorot6p 5auiicr an oen Sol
gen eiues &er5lciocns in Der @oG.
nung ibrer Gohtcr, 8rau aatie
Dlpo6l, glr. 1925, observation-disclosures.
geitern ans Dem 9cben eeiHieoen. Tie
@eritor6eue mar ole 8ittlpe ocs
@robibmieoeS Sobn Sd)uiier, mel
der Dor is Sabren pom lobe dbbc-
riiien prrOe. Sic binterldBt 5pei
9o6ter. Sron Ratie N}pobl lmo 5rl.
Gina SHuiier. orei Sobne. Sobn
9luauihis uno @eorae 5duiter, II
Gutel imO is llrenfel. Srau Shu-
tier puroe in Ceiltidlmuo eeboren
in0 fam I'M g(lter bon is Sabren
uad g(merifa. Seit Oieleu Sabren
mar iie eu 01itglieo Der oeitiden
reioriuirtcn ct. SmmanuelS @e-
ineinoe al ser Gde bon Shroe0er.
iino Soratoga. 5troBe. Die 9eiiet.
sung fin0ct bclitc Qahmittag 153 llbr
aiii Dem u@eitern 6rico6oie" itait.
9Saitor 5. 8 0aiiier. Der Seeliorger
Der reiormirten ct. Sobannes.airde
an Der Gde bon GoIpert- uno Cara.
toga.StraBe. miro amtiren.
Srou SeIeRe Rrenfe.
Sm 9(lter bon Al Sabren idieO ee.
itcrn gbcu0 Srnr 0elenc @rcnfe, oie
@otiin oeS 0it6ograpben Gorl S. e.
@rcilie. nadl lanaeni 0eiOeu aus 0en
9eben. 6rau @rentc mar iiber bier
Sabre lang franf ino erIog idlieBlid]
Der 2imgenihiuinoiubt Gic Der.
itortenc Duroe an 4 Cttober 1878
bier in Baltimore ais oie Eodter ocS
oeriiorbeuen 6er0inan0 Boilers &c.
boren uuo oerbeiratbete iiA Dor M.
gel6br 10 9abren nit Srn. 8reute.
rrnu ,fttIf, eLo4, OtLo o,ffnr,ffo,, hrat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25


,,tiubliprlnW" L1c Goucgc g9ibolp"
,,0Dlouinl"--u Itc NcplpweoS uub BnOo"
,,frfb 6"-a 4iunore"
,,o1uUci1 8uuCD"
.,WiemnRo" Nelib'5 aNn Eiar' 4aubebiue
uuD 18nnoeibilber BON Den ShlaatlclOern.
,plAEbMinocmic"- Robert NJ Dlanlcu in fol-.
gciipcm Nepcriclre'
ANlnu1d Qi1iiucc. ......... 9lomep unb Nuli0
9fiiluUhsAben -.................H .Himcnci
4onncliaa Naiucc ............aa aiug 1pbu
NrciiaQ Observation-Disclosures. ..1iu1 0cul
saaliee 4aiinee .4slaumarn bon @eueoig-
clWldq.Nhcub .....................l.W ..l. Wldcbcib
rllpQuGB1 umLncaicr" Ilcie Rode
llusQguomme1 Eicnliuna) bas Uuuncfbnfe
dAH.4rnmQ 4Acpiuue I00ict"
ntpe Sniic" 1liuNuq Ntcuh ben 2s Nus
renbey, 8aoluna ln ilalliiDcn 4dndcn
pofnihee pniiqaue sur 9emiiDlldcn Ghmbe"
ADenief Atenb tca Ibcuictf8clciHe aglccnt"
eeN9isc Ncnuoor.Agclinl 5rcliaa. ben "a.
Ncpcuber. 4 liDt Nahmlllig5.
gtfnipnin sllHigriNt tnnndsNcrcln -
AliipO0 ben rs. WOpembcr 40i0brlges Gills
iuuqt cii Do Der aAmciun NlNe"
ntdntr unieriiubunaoNertiu w. o" elm
%. 3'orcHber Sn1lelbnu in gNdttpe onue"
n2orludtia- Aulicrn 5oupcr uHo Rrele'
leern eF EanHaamas Abcro u Der sSor
ultlao0uc+
.Qamlaueer gaasr@erslu" uuh ,Qsrslnisis
Hadct-olcItElmaf" Ulifluoh, ben %. 9ioD,
ntpher 3abrc9bon IN g9d5Q6cro 1aQa".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
am 8eIdIen ber gR01IIlaiiaIeiI.

3rai Or. George Seller, gSr, 1887,
@nuab Strobe, uno Trou NliItor
@aiiclbofi. 9ir, 201i @ougb.@trv
hobcn iib III oen 1ionit oes 92otbcu
Sreuaes gcitcai Sie geDcn IN Dit
Baltimore bon Sous 81 SauS mo
iamncln @cl6. nm g3erbnn0bounl.
molIc fir oic Sllerreidiihen @ermun.
oeten 81 fanieu Gle eniipreheu nit
0icicm @orbobcn elmer 0iite ocs
@oi6en &rei5es. Seit lestcn 0reitog
III es oeu beioeu 3amen bereits &C.
luu9eu $50 ein5uianimcIu; 81 bic
icr eimme iielicrte 6rni g. ".
sli6cD $40 6ci. Gs peroci 6u oelu
iDo6Iibatieeu 8mede @eitragc bon
ciaau Gent oifiparis entgegcn &C.
uoWWcli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25

alteiien Carl mo Selene Qrenfe,
nod am 9e6en iino. gluBer ibrem
@atten rno ben ainoern miro Oie
GobingpidicOene md nod bon ibrer
@utter, 8rau SeIcnc @iltiuiou, be.
trauert. ,5rmI @rcnte mar in tribe
ren SoGren Elm Nlit9lieo oeS ,6ar.
monie.6rauenucreius" uno seb5rte
bis 81 ibrem Sooe Dem .,9orluarts.
6raueuoerein~ mo Der 3ions-airdle
on. Foiior &ulhns Soiman miro Die
1rauerfeier leiter. Gle geeroigung
iinoet morgen 9laHnitiag bon Dem
8rouerbauie, 9lr. 9007, Belmont.
glocuae. @aIbroof dus ani benz
n nggeiieru 6rieobole" iiait,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
glns Scm Olat66ans.

glns Dem 9latBbnns.
Steuerrotc fir 1915 miro heitc be.
famt eegeben. - 9iiosetbe6oroe
urbeitete geiteru bis W1itterua6t
II @erbeiiermeen i'm glortbeait.
@lartt oeruiinidt III @robe 9Sila.
iteriugs-9lr6eiteu i'm 9luuer i'm
@anee.
9iad elmer Sibuug Der 8iioget.Sc-
boroc, melde bon llbr geltern gIob-
mittog bis aegen @1itterno6t oauerte,
erfIdrt Mapor @reiton OaB es pabr.
ibeinlid nidt moglid iein perOe, Die
Steuerrate fir 1915 bor moreen
glahmittae befannt 81 eebeu ole
giiOqet.@eborOe miro olio ielbit am
Ianfiaoingstaae 81 arbeiten boben.
Ger MaDor iagte: nTie Steuerrate
miro Ieioer nidt 10 nieOrig perOen,
nie i'd es gepinibt b6tte, immerbiu
miro iie aber nieoriger pie in oieiem
Sabre mcroen. Ole nit Dem &ahs.
tbum 5unebmenoen 9lnforoerlmgen
iiuo 10 enorme, OaB es cine 1iiBerit
idwierigc 9lsiga6e iit Die Stencrrate
nidt 81 groB tueroeu 5u laiieu. Gie
S1ulbcborOe, sic @ol3eibeb0roe uno
Oos StraBenreiiigungs. Gepnrtemcnt
5um 9eiipiel iteIlten bo6ere 5orOe-
rmgen, pel9e oeripiQigt peroen
miiiien, Gas StraBenreinialmgs .Gc-
partement bat i9on megen DER neu.
aepflaiterten StraBeu b0bere ge.
triebsfoiteu.~ 0odOen Der M}apor
Die Sibuns perlaiien bate. arbeiteten
Die iibrigeu 9RitglieOer Ser @eborOe
nod etlide Stunoen peiter rmo %rd-
iiOent Su6ert erfldrte Damn, oaB
mobrideinlib bereits beute ole Gote
6etanut gema6t peroeu fonne.
gerbefierungen fiir ben
gfortbeait IN orft ge.
10 i'm / bt.
Cine Delegation bon W2arttitan0.
geiibern oes Observation-Disclosures er.
i6ien geiteru Dor Der 9iiooetbeboroc
iino eriudte Inn cine Geibe bon Ser
belierilngen fir sen Nortbeolt-@arft,
oarinter oie giufrieoieimg OeSMarf-
tes dbnlih Ser Oes 9lidmon0-Mort-
tes, zines neucn Iahen, zines nclen
Drainage SDitens un0 beiierer 9e-
lrudtiing oes 01arftes. Gie W9itglie-
Ger Der 9e6oroe erfldrteu, oaB iie Ben
Morft an nd9iten Sanitog, g1aH-
mittags Inn 3 llbr, inipi5iren meroen.
SSn 9erlaliie ser Gonferen5 muroe
ieitaeiteat, OoB fir 0en Warft in Der
8iiOget.@eroronuug fir 1914 500.
600 porgciehcn parcn 6ab oicies
@elo aber niht pcraisgobt pur0e,
neil Scr Gebauoe- Snipeftor beriHtct
bate, ooB sic @erminigung nidt fir
Die 0ornabmc pcrmauenter 9crbciic-
rimaen binreiderO icin piir0c. 9lIs
Der Mapor Sic Delegation fragte, ipas
ser Wlarft 9lues gebronfc, puroe
aud nod Die grrihturg eiuer 9e.
DiirfniBaniinlt in @rlpabmlng ge.
bradt; cs lit obcr nimt ipa1ri6ein.
lid, OaB 6ieie gerbeHerung borge.
nommeu weroen miro, oa sic Soften
81 iebr in 0ic Sobe geben piirOen.
Bur Snformation ser Wlitglieoer
Der 9e6oroc erflarte Staot.gonlro.
Icrr 1brift, Sab Ser 91ortbcaIt.Morft
In Gmporbliibcn bcqrifieu iei tmo
oaB fait ale Stduoe in oieiem Nlartte
beiebt ieicn.
Die Spreder Ser delegation ioo-
ren: grnTt Syo6anreien. Fraiioent oeS
,@roBer Observation-Disclosures 8erido-
ueriings-@ -@ereins" Geo ~. Champ
neB. N1orftmeiitcr, uuo Ironf 2auro,
ciner Der Wlarftitarobeiitcr
Sinh lest in 9roft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
eonnenaaf. aaS lInteraana.


Sir NlarDldno uno ben GiItritt
Columbia bente uno morgen tIar,
lpcnig &eranoeruna in Scr Eempera.
TIN, iiiolite g9iuoe.
Tns Gbermonteter 5eigte geitern
ur meuige Sdwanfunoen; oas
Encdhiber 6ewe0ie iih BON % @rao
im 6 ll6r 0iorgens bis i8 @roo ais
Nohiiitano Inn 3 ll6rRodm gbeuos
s ll6r iporen 36 Girao.
Die gr0Btc ShueIligfeit oes Nin.
0es par ~ 01eiIeu bonn Siioen,
Ger 6euhtigfeitsgebaIt Der 9uit
ipar 73 Bro5ent nm s ll6r @loraeus
ino SO 9sro3eut I'M s llbr 9Ibeuos
Sn oen anoeren @ettcr 9eobad.
tuugS-Statioucn oes 2anoes muroeH
bic iolacuocu uieorigitcu Eemperas
tuen Der5crbnet. gltiautic 6itD p,
Bolton 20. Buffalo 20. 6barIeitou 38,
Gbicogo 36 GlebclonO %, GenDer
2S. Detroit %, GuInt6 26, Gaitport
ia. @al0eiton GA, @recn Ban 2s, sat.
ierao 40 SABRE 3s, Selena 36, Sad
ionpiQc so, aauias Git0 as, 9nor'
bile 26. 2ouiSpilc 80, 9larquette 26,
W1emp6is 40. Nlontgomerp ~ lRont-
real 10. 9}ontidet D. Aeiu Orleans
"a. 02cu gorf q, Otla6oma as.
@6ilooelp6io %, &iitsblrg6 y,
8ortlauo, IRE, IA. @ortlano. Ore,
As, Qucbec 10, 8oleia6 26, 5aItaafc
@itD 34. Son 6ran5isro 50, StSouis
8s. @ranton i6, Shreveport 52,
Zpofane 36. 5pracuie 20, Tarpa
81. g9ai1ineiou p, &innipeg 49,
glmitcrn,SOnpsr 9Srcisfeaeln,
Ganfiaaunss.9IbenO, gOriudrtS-Salle
734 g9eit-eerinatOu.Str
SideiS 25e. NIB 5Oc.
(g}oh0O "a OK 26l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
S9rc Soiel IOIlfe am Nanftage,

S9re Soiel iuIlie am 9nnftage,
nm uollfommen 81 iein, nit oenI
bcllen perlanoen 9ire oiIs Sreo.
@aneruidmiotsp 9Imerican 8remcrp"
ucriorgt laiu tpcldcs 70 oIIaemein
beOor5uat miro. @lt obgelasert, ans
oiiserIeieniieu Dloieriolien beree.
felt. Ssine 81 9rauerci; 1nrioro'
gluemie. Wlonument. uno Sillen.
cir. Sci. @. & 8. 1Qt. Sermon 1858,
(gloU25) (9ln3.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
Boblreihen Sdlaubleitllngen
Idnaere Belt blodirt.

8ablreihen SdlaubIeitinaeu fir
ldngere Belt blodirt.
2ompe fiel nm.
Gin unbcocltcnoer @rono brod
aeIicrn @ornittoe fur5 bor Q ll6r
in Der @o6nurg bon 6roi Soiepb 8.
SeniIon 91r. 1906. W1ooiion 9lpe.,
GUS. Gs miro ongeuonluen ooB
cas llmfolIen cines brelmcnoen Gid.
tcs oos 6eucr beriiriottc.
9rouo in @2t @oi6iugton.
Gin 6cuer in Der 9lpotbefe BON ~
4. W1uic g. 60. in Nloint @oi6ing.
ton luproe seiterr Wlorgen ourd ben
ylotornoun G6arleS 6rceIono ent.
oedt aIs oeriel6e BORT por6eiiubr
@lit ser 9r0Bten SbneaiofeIt hIbr
er bis Dor Sic Station ser Womt
@oi0netor Seuerme6r lmO 6euoh.
ridtiatc oieielbe. Sic 9lpotbete ite5t
ON iiioli6en Gnoe scr 6oben Bride,
iieer ipclde bic StroBenbabr@ag-
aonS iobrcn. 1ie 6lamnien iuuroen
BON Scr 8euerlpc6r gel6itt ebe sro.
Bcrer 5djaoen dngcridtct iuorocn
mar @ci glusbrilb ser 6loumen
ipor 9lieniauo in Dem We6diioe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
NahreSs sg9all,

Observation-Disclosures glr. 3,
@arrB's'6olc, 743-747 @..galti.
mors.Sirahe, am %. glOb. 1914.
Gintritt, 25c. fir Serru; 0omen 15c.
(9io0i5,22,24.25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25

Su hapnBiloieu 3iitauoe lpnr0c
acitern Dlorgep Der ~ aabrc oItc
qlrbie a2acombie pcn 9lr 1918,
91oro.16apel- 5trabe bon lelner
0lutier ii Dem nit gas geiiillien
Speiie5imner auiaehuoen 2os Gas
eniIir6uia os5 eincm S9land, Der
nit einen @aSoien perbnnoen mar
Ger @emlBiloic puroe na1 Dem FL
Eoiepbs-Noipiial aebraht 100 er iidl
Jest MlBer @eiabr beiinoet alacombie
id)liei ani aincn Sopha imo ieine
Ilutter glaibt olB er i'm Sdlale
BEN gasoien NIT Dem 5uBc nni0e.
iuogieu 6aiie iDobci iid1 Der Sdlaidl
losl0ilc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
sIsIfia an Ser gIrbcit.

Giebe cutipideln in allen Staott6eiIen
cine auBereeuo6ulide 96dtisteit.
9o6lrei6e GinbriiAe gemeloet
~ @ei6aitsreiienoer fir oic 9e.
b5roen bon Doruastown g., felt.
oe6altcu. II S6Iei6oieb in Der
@obRung bon 2epis aries.
Scbr bcidditiat iino 5ur 3eit Oie
@cbcinpolijiiten. oa in Ben lebteH
Saeen in faIt alien Staottbeilen cine
gauge gln5abl Tiebereien aisoeiiibrt
moroen Iiuo. Gs bat Oeu gIuiheiu,
ais babe in Baltimore cine aan3c
Tic6esbnnoe gin5ug ec6aIteu
@ergcbIib bcriithtcn Giebe oen
@eloihranf in oem 9aoen bon @m.
Mc9laiiier & Con, g2r. 22t, g9eit.
Baltimore. StraBe, 81 iprenaeu. Sic
orinten in Der 91d6e Der Combination
oes @eloidrautes Elm Sod uuo bra.
den oen Senfel ab. Seoenians iiuo
lie bel Der 9lrbeit berideudt poroeu.
9lls Die glngeitellteu Der 6irmo sur
9lrbeit fanen, entoedtcn lie. Dap 0as
oidtienIter iiber ser Siutertbiire oes
@eiddftS oufaebrohen mar. sSn Der
9fabe Ger E6iire Itauo Gin S6reib-
piilt lmo ouf oieiem Gin Stubl @er-
idieoene Sdu6laOen oes Shreibpul-
tes itouoeu oiien. Cort ii6eriaben oie
Giebe cine 9ln3abl 9soiimertb5eiden,
ebenio einc Gaidenubr unO golOene
Observation-Disclosures, melde auf cinem
Gid loaen. 9lud oas 5peite Stod.
merf oes Souies beiudten oie Giebe
uno crbraden in Dem @eihditsIofoI
Der DSarriS Clothing Company" oen
@eIofaiten cineS alitomatiibeu Gele-
pbors imO leerten 0cnielben.
Serr 9eiuiS 4ries BON g}r. 527,
yloro.GaIboim.StroBe, meloete. OoB
Elm ShIeidoieb mittelit eiues 9lad]-
i4liilieIs in feline @obmmg einge-
orrmgen 1T mo eiuen Giomautring
I'M @ertbe BON 500, pelher auf ci-
nem 9iiffet lag, geito6len bat.
@enig 9ente madten Giebe, mel.
die in oas giireou ser Giienbano-
hng bon 9lnoerion & SrelanO einee-
oriuaen iino. sic itobleu eincn Re.
ooIper ino 81 @orgeIO
Gen @erliit BON Slpelen i'm @er-
t6c BON $500 6eflagt Sr. Somoro 2.
9ofec, Elm W1itglieo Der @lasbanO-
lung BON $. 2. g. 6. j. 9ofee, g1r.
t22. @eit 9aItimoreitroBe. g9a6-
reno er lid in gleip gorf beionO.
beiucbten Oie6e ieine @obnlmg glr.
8, 9ongmooo 9loao, Golon0 @art
sic itiegru oiird Elm 6iuterfeuiter
Elm uno ourAudten ale Rdumc oes
SnuieS
@egen NliBahtung 0es g
rihts beitraft.
4oli5cirihter Supplee oerurt6eilte
qeiiern in Der mittleren @oli5eiiio.
tion 6rau Gliie 9cuben peaen @1iB-
o4tiua oes @eridts 81 So @eIoitro.
ie, neil lie i6ren @atten beim Ser.
bor cincn 9iigner genannt batte.
Senrp Ceu6en BON 9lr. 430, SitSo.
rotogaiiroBe, ser @otte Ser 6rnu,
mar onseiHuloiet, einen angeblid)
tb1tlifen glngriff alf ieine 6rou Oer.
list 81 6a6eu 9rosoem er einen @e.
idporenen 3ro5eB perlougie, borte
@oli5eirihter Supplee oen San. Ger
9lngeiduIoiate iaofe: ngIls i'd ocs
gladts nod @ouie fam fono ih mel.
nc 3raii ne6en elmer leeren @bisteu-
6Iaite.~ Ginport ihrie 6rou Gen.
ben: nGos lit cine 2iisel" Rihter
Supplcc Oiftirte oesboI6 Der 5rou
0ie Siraie 81, lpelne lie entridtete.
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Sir bic Ieiertasc empieble i'd mei'
nen 6sfannten eeb. II. Sonia.anden.
C5rOac 9lnsmnbl. GbeniO 5ritit. uno
@0nuO.GnfeS. 4. 3ettmor, 1884
EcnnIBlbGnia.gluenie.
fQohlrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25

nsriua nArion"
Wrohts ia6rIidles gIniierur0iiea,
oautae, sen 20 glODembcs 1914,
gIglog.@asi, zeal RiIisu5ql0saae.
l.Rop25 ,S-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25

Beitrdge gum @GCfSfOnO fit OerWuR-
Oete SO(OOten unO nOt6(eiOenOe C0ittWen
mO llJai(en UOn gefaGenen J{rIegern Oer
Oeutf6en unO O(terrei6i(C6=ungGri(C6en
drmeen WerOen UOn 6eUOlImd6igten
GOde6tOren OeS llnN66dngigen Biirger=
OereinS ge(Hmme(l. au6 miro fit OaS
Oeutfd5e 8Ot6e Jsreu5 OOn gOn(u( Cart
g. cdOerib, g6e G6Gr(eS- unO German
StraBe ge(ammelt.
JeOen J1littWO6 miro ii6er 6eiOe
Samm(mgen i'm "GOrrepOnOenten"
Quittirt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-24
SOME TRADE, AND SOME MONEY.

In spite Of the lachrymony of standpat papers the
country continues to ve prosper and grow The foreign
trade is rolling up again a snowfall grows from being
rolled when the is wet The federal commerce de-
partment shows that during October exported $780,
100000 worth of goods If that rate is maintained and
it gives promise of far exceeding it, it will come with
in $66O0OOOO of equaling the banner year. 1913 and
it will exceed any other year by $2OOOOO0OO The situa
on is indeed encouraging and the exports reach above
the 1913 showing and to the figures anticipated we will
dollars Surely there is nothing gloomy in the outlook
with billion dollars due in the year the balance of
trade in our favor Speaking of billion dollars it may
safely be stated the mind cannot grasp any than
it can nnity The only difference between million and
billion the difference between the letters b" and m
Let us put billion dollars in something tangible One
billion dollars in gold would weigh 1000 TONS 1t would
make solid block of gold ten feet square and thirty feet
long If some of your ancestors remote ones had left you
an income of dollar minute for every minute of the
years. at the beginning of the Christian era you would
not have gotten your billion dollars until about the middle
Of July in the year 1902. Some money isn't it?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-24
If TOO FAT, SMILE.

"Dont worry because you're fat" says Marie Dressler
actress whose weight, like her age is beyond telling "No
matter how stout you are heaven alone is to blame You
can't help yourself make the best of it. Whenever you
think you are too stout smile awhile and while you smile
others SMILE and therell be miles and miles of
smiles"
Miss Dresser says she has tried out 28 different plans
to reduce her weight, and all were failures.
Why cannot people be content to remain fat and
heary Fat people have advantages not to be despsed
Over Sweden tax is levied fat people in order that
they may not enjoy superior blessings without COM
pensaton to the less fortunate portion of the community
1t is strange how large part of humanity are never
satisfied with what they have but must be etenaly wor
yng and fretng and striving and starving to get some
thing other that somebody else is just as dissatisfied
with
Half the people in the world wish they had more fat
the other half wish they had less Lots of people devote
lot of their time to stewng and frettng because they are
not more fat or more lean.
1t SENS to be universal quality of human nature to
want for things have not and to be something other
than what we are.
The mule standing with its head over the fence with
dropping and mouth drOong for the grass in the
next field which is really not whit better than that in
his field is good type of the host of human beings
who are always pinng for things which are different
from what they have.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-24
Editorial Page of The Daily Capital Journal

Next Monday the European war will have been going
exactly four months August first is the date when
Germany declared on Russia In that time the Ger
loss alone is estimated at 1,250000 killed. wounded
and missing with 100000 the sick list The loss Of the
allies is doubt as great This would make the total
losses in killed. wounded and missing in four months g.
50000O and the total sick 100000 The actual cost of
the is vaously estimated at from $2500O0OO to $50
100000 day. At the lower estimate the cost to date not
counting the destruction Of property and the loss
oned by the destruction Of commerce. would be S3O5O-
0OOOOO and at the higher estimate just double that
The loss of commerce. the destruction of property and the
setback civilization has received are beyond all computa
ton expression in figures At the lower figures
and rating the interest that will have to be paid on the
debt being created at four per cent the nations are Gre
ang an interest debt of $0O0O0O year every day the
var continues.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-24

Mrs. C. F. Smith, Of Hanes, is in the
hospital at Baker with a fractured skull
as the result of an unexplained auto
accident Sunday night. Miss Toney,
who was driving the ear, is also in the
hospital badly bruised. The latter says
they were riding slow and the car turn
ed turtle, she docs not know why.
The steel for the span of the bridge
over Yamhill river ut McMinnville is
on the ground, and a rush order for
completion has been issued.
The East Orcgonlan quotes authori-
ties as believing city taxes in Pendle.
ton as well as Nmatilla county taxes
win be lower next year. Pendleton s
levy may be mill lower.
The Eugene Register pronounces the
city's new water supply both pure
and palatable. 1t is obtained from
wells recently completed in forma.
tion that insures purity at source, as
well as abundance.
Klamath Falls Herald: A new way
to while away time in the county jail
has been put to use by L, G. Pumford
and AL Meader, two men who are await.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-24

She is stewing luscious pruncs, IN her
eye n happy tear, and her heart Is sing.
ing tunes such az angels like 10 hear
o'er and DER she still repeats an the
kindly words he said, as she fixes fur,
ther treats, pumpkin pie and ginger.
bread When the evening 3 growing
gray, following the set Of SUM- "This
has been perfect day" mumurs she
her labors done. Perfect ncarly all the
days of our loved ones wcl might be,
" with words of honest praise We were
generous and free.
I';s5 Is';Hss'ssGs s;;.sss.!s }s,s s,-,,. INs.s2ts5s,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-24

she, In her pamy
days couldn Z touch
YOU, Sarah jane
oh, the king upon
his throne for such
fodder surely aches;
you are in u class
alone when 1t comes
Go griddlc cakcs. -
Then upou his shln
ing dome he adirsts
his lid and goes,
and his wife re-.
mains at home,
making pies aud
things like those.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-24

Now comes Dr. Louis R. Wozmiller physical director
of the New York West Side Y. M c. A. and says "over-
indulgence in meat will keep than one man out of
heaven" He says eating meat makes men irritable
hgh-strung and Quarresome" This being the case how
does the learned doctor explain why Americans who are
the greatest meat eaters in the world are at peace with
month are bucherng each other instead of the other not
edible animals?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-24

ing hearings before the grand jury.
This is by doing fancy work, and the
needlework turned out by these prison.
ers is as good as that done by any
woman.
A petition is being circulated at Ba-
ker proposing a vote at the November,
1916, election to raise salaries of mayor
and city commissioners from $500 and
$l2O5 respectively, to $2l00 and $1,000.
This is to reverse the great slash in
salaries made at the recent election,
frSm $500 and $4,000.
Pupils of the Dilley, schools, aided
by their parents, have erected a play
shed 26xl00, where they will be able to
enjoy outdoor games all winter. The
children had small amount Of cash,
and with this as a basis succeeded in
getting business men and citizens near
by 70 put up material and labor to
total value Of aboGt $500. ..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-24

1t up to the Mexicans to show whether thew can
keep the lives of foreigners in their country secure If
they can there will be for again interfering in
their affairs If they cannot it may mean that at last the
United States will have to take steps to compel this
Vera Cruz now in the hands of the Carranzisas but it
looks as though Villa will place the president elected
by the convention in full charge of the capital and soon
after that of the entire country Villa has issued orders
that any soldier caught plagng doing any unsolderv
acts will be courtmartialed and shot ,e1