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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01

NATIONAL A. c. NATTONAT -
GREAT FEATHERWEIGHT n A 1ir,'a,, ~ -, -
SATURDAY NIGHT-SATURn tN' NJ - e.,
-Four other bouts, every one , s.1AA
precede this great contest = N'"i' WI
KENsINGTON A. a., Uptovn,s e.. -
Tommy keenan, Pr0p. fri nirLt seHh eienA
FREDDY HELLE Va VlHITssxyF - 4. tslk ~ ~ ~
Eeur 2thsS 80 - s-,,,s. - . = -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01

ali OF Its players numbered. Large figures
which Will be dIstinguishable from the stands
will be sewed TO the back Of the Jerseys.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01

The best umpire In the American League
will indicate" In the New York post
season series. His name Is BILLY" Evans.
Possibly Ban Johnson doesn't know him.
They should be introduced.
one og the best feathsTWeight contests
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23

Fat Steers Shipped from Ranges
West of the Missouri.

Pierre, Sept. 23.-In discussing
the financial conditions west of the
Missouri river with a resident of that
section, he said that beside the cream
shipments we are sending out a nice
bunch of fat steers to the market
this fall, and they are bringing good
money. Out at the little town of
Midland one auto agent told him he
had sold nineteen popular priced cars
so far this year, and had agreements
for five more as soon as the pur-
chasers made sales which would bring
thee ash for the purchase price.
These sales are to farmers almost ex-
clusiyely, and all who buy are on a
the cash for the purchase price.
showing of the two banks at that
town is that they are carrying indi-
vidual deposits of S154,900, which is
a very fair showing for a small coun-
try town, and indicates that the peo-
pie of that town are not yet poverty
stricken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23
COUNTY FAIR
A GOOD ATTENDANCE FOR THE
FIRST DAY AND CROWD
ENTERTAINED.

This morning dawned cloudy and
threatening of storm, but the lower
ing clouds departed by 10 o'clock,
and the sun came out just warm
enough for a county fair day.
The incoming trains brought large
numbers of s~ightseers who spent the
forenoon in the city, making Egan av-
'enue a lively thoroughfare. The band
appeared on the street and entertain
ed the crowd with a fine concert.
The streets were thronged with au-
tomobiles to hire for transportation
to the fair grounds, but during the
forenoon traffic was not of an at
tractive nature.
West Fourth street was a busy
thoroughfare, Hamburger stands to
the number of a half dozen or more
being located in the saloon zone,
making 1t convenient to eat and drink
or drink and eat as the desire prompt
ed. The city authorities prohibited
the erection of cane racks, striking
machines or devices of this kind on
the streets, much to the chagrin of
those who desired to provide the
crowd with this sort of amusement.
\ ohC ChtCl " IClhS 1ndtNluldl ulONtu q
striking machine onto a vacant lot in
West Fourth street and began prepa-
ration for business, but he was warn
ed off by the police commissioner
and advised to move his apparatus to
the fair grounds IL he wanted to do
business. After some haggling over
the matter the fellow decided to obey
| orders.
The streets were thronged with
people who have something for sale,
; ranging from spectacles all along the
line up to taking subscriptions for
farm papers. The crying of their
wares gave a noisy tinge to business
in this line, and now and again
| somebody was found to barter with
| the sellers.
In the afternoon the streets were
practically deserted, the crowd NOV
ing to the fair ground to take in the
| sights there. For an hour or two
after dinner the livery automobiles
did a big business transporting the
crowd.
At the fair ground the crowd was
entertained by a long list of muse
ment features, from picture shows
up to the pleasures of whirling
around the merry-go-round. The
modern fair is largely a place OF
| amusement, and even the big state
| fairs devote their energies to provid.
ing attractive amusements to inter
| est the crowd.
The exhibits are very creditable
the show of livestock being above the
| average. There is also a fine display
| of vegetables, grains and fruits and
| the finest exhibit of Lake county corr
| imaginable. In this line Lake county
| excels this year. and it is apparently
a pleasure to the farmers to bring
| their corn to the fair for exhibition
purposes.
The races came on this afternoon
including 3-minute trot, 2:25 pace
and pony race, one-half mile dash
This was an attractive feature ano
the grandstand was we'll filled to wit
ness the sport.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23
WAR SYNOPSIS
RESUME OF WAR CONDITIONS
PREPARED BY THE ASSO-
GATED PRESS.

New York, Sept. 23.-Special:
The nature of the struggle between
the Germans and the allied forces on
the battle front in France, which
stretches from Noyon in the west to
Verdun, is indicated by the latest Of
fetal communication from the French
war office, which says that the en-
gagements have become less violent.
From this 1t would seem as If both
sides had reached the conclusion that
the gaining of a few yards of ground
hardly warranted the losses entailed,
and that preparations are on the way
for a strong offensive movement at
some strategic point.
The French also report that they
have made progress in the territory
between Rheims and the Argonne
forest. On their left wing they have
reached the heights of Lassigny.
With the French on this part of the
battle line are the British, who, ac-
cording to an official statement is
sued by the British bureau, have
Jared badly since the beginning of the
war in the loss of officers.
The casualty list shows that 797
British officers are among the killed,
wounded and missing, a very high
percentage of the total losses.
Among these are thirty-two col
| onels and lieutenant ~colonels, eighty
five majors and 246 captains. The
Cold Stream Guards have lost thirty
one of their officers, the highest on
the list. The German emperor has
taken up his quarters in Luxembourg,
according to a Paris dispatch. To
guard against possible raids by
French aviators a squadron of Ger
man aeroplanes is in readiness to
ward off any such attempts.
A V~ladvostok dispatch says that
japanese ~aeroplanes have destroyed
with bombs two of the important
forts at Using Tau, in the German
protectorate of Kiao Chow, while
Picking reports that a British detach-
ment left Tienstin Saturday to assist
the Japanese in the attack on that
place.
The Montenegrin army is believed
to be close to S~arajevo, capital of
Bosnia. The M~ontenegrin foreign Of
flee learns that the Austrian army is
on the retreat.
Because of his disapproval of the
action of the British government in
seeking the conquest Of German
southwest Africa, Brig. Gen. Beyers.
! commandant general of the union of
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23
LOCAL NEWS
Eat at Jacks.

Eat at Jacks.
For Rent. Five room house
Albert Budde.
Different lengths of sill and heavy
timbers for sale.-A. III. Northey.
Wanted. To rent. four room cot
tage, close in. Inquire at this office.
For Sale. A number of wheel
scrapers and drags.-H. NJ. Penn.
Talk to Osborn about wall papers.
Wanted. Strong girl for kitchen
work.-Jack's Restaurant.
Best creamery butter for sale at
the Palmetto, 80 cents per pound.
City property for sale. Inquire at
Hotchkiss grocery.
Get your Ice cream at the Sugar
Bowl, 80 cents a quart, delivered to
any part Of the city.
Eat at Jacks.
Potatoes wanted. VIII pay high
est market price for your potatoes
e. Kelley & Son.
Get your overcoat out. Phone Re-
gan, he will call and deliver it in
shape to be used this winter.
For Rent. First building south of
my shoe repairing shop.-A. ],
Peters.
Look your overcoat up If in need
of sleeve Innings, velvet collar OF
cleaned and pressed have Regain call
and deliver it.
Eat at Jacks.
Have your furs dry cleaned before
you use them. Regain will call and
deliver.
For Sale. Radiant Home hard Goa
heater. new.-Steve Olsbo.
For Rent. Five room cottage, fur
mace heat, electric lights. cistern
good basement.-H. III. Holdridge.
For Sale. Good work team. alst
block A, Madison.-E. M. Bourne
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Ball are hom'
from their Wisconsin visit.
Furnished rooms for rent.-Mrs
F. A. Arms, 404 Lee avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peck departed
for their home in Sioux Falls by thu
morning train.
DR.. f. N. Palmer of Los Angeles
Cal, who has been calling on friends
in this city the past few days, was
passenger by the south train thl
morning enroute to his home.
The funeral of the baby son OF Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. j. M~athieson, who die'
yesterday morning will be held iron
the home, 313 Blanche avenue, a
1880 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Ingobred o. Westby, aged IS year
died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. A. Paulson, in the southwes
part of the city at 1880 o'clock thi
morning from the inflrmities of oil
age. In addition to his daughter, de
ceased was the father of Ed and Bur
Westby of this city and Thos. Westb,
of Colman. The funeral will be he'll
from the United Lutheran church to
morrow afternoon at A o'clock.
Carl Westby. aged about 80 years
died at the hospital this morning
The remains were removed to Hallen
beck's undertaking. rooms and pre-
pared for burial. Death resulte
from peritonitis, s~uperinduced by az
pendicitis. An operation was pei
formed by DR.. X. Zitletz of Siou
Falls Monday afternoon, but condi
tions found left little hope for reeo,
cry. Deceased is survived by wifi
and four children. He was a brothe
to Brede Westby, and had been
this country only a few months.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23

And it will give you even worse If not
checked. Mrs. III. T.. S~traynge. Gaines
willie, Ca, was fairly down on her back
with kidney trouble and infiamed blad-
der. She says: II took Foley Kidney
Pills and now my back is stronger han
in years, and both kidney and bladder
troubles are entirely gone" For sale by
all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23
CrTRoLAx.

Users say IL Is the ideal, perfect laxa-
tive drink. M. J.. Perkins, Green Bay,
Wis, a II have used pills, oils, salts.
etc, but were all disagreeable and un-
satisfactory. In Citrolax / have found
the ideal laxative drink" For sick head
ache, sour stomach, lazy liver, congested
bowels, Citrolax is ideal. Fol- sale by all
druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23

The first number of the Normal en-
t~ertainment course will be on October
7. Prof. Montraville Wood, assisted
by his daughter, Miss Allene Wood.
will give his most interesting lecture
on the ultra-violent ray. Two other
interesting features of the lecture
are the running of a monorail car
about the auditorium and the wrest-
ling gyroscope. This gyroscope
weighs twenty-four pounds and the
management makes a standing offer
OF SIS to any man in Madison who will
turn the gyroscope OF its side while
in motion.
The course consists of six strong
numbers. The attractions and dates
as now arranged are as follows:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23
Oct. 7-Montraville Wood.

Oct. 7-Montraville Wood.
Oct. 27-John F. Chambers, inter-
prefer.
Nov. 17-Geo. ID. Alden, lecturer.
Dec. l4-Music Makers quartet.
Jan. 12-Musical Maids.
Byron c. Piatt, lecturer.
Buy your ticket of students who
are now ~canvassing the city. Seats
may be reserved October 8.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23

South Africa's defense forces, has re-
signed.
President Wilson, 1t is reported
from Washington, while announcing
that he is prayerfully working for
peace in Europe, will take no further
steps for the present regarding medi-
alton on the struggle.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-09-23
THE CITY


Fair tonight and Thursday; not
much change in temperature.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26

4uspdnocrung nod Nmerifo, .um
ettpas gu fem. Dos mar Der @eiit,
Der ibn Iein gauges Qeben lang be-
berrI9ts. Mit Orsi Dollars in Der
Sa19e, traf er 1848 in GbdrIeIton,
g. g., elm. Nber bieier ,3ebrpfenniq
rei9te inn aug, Bis er Die erite Orr
Belt in einem @~rocerp=Qaben erbielt,
nur fir Soft unc Qogis.
S9on i'm ~Stpeiten Monot erbielt
er ouBerbem 4 Dollars pro Mo9e.
uno i'm 0rittet, ober lei einem an>
bern @rocer, 8 Dollars. llnb als
Iein apeiter Mrbeitsgsber 10 Wonote
oarna9 Ii9 bonn @eiddfte auriidaos.
taufte ibn Spredels uuf Rreoit aus,
uno in otpOIf tpeiteren Monuten 5ubl>
tie er Die eanoe SduIO ob.
Dos por cine raI9e Rarrisre. gus
nal fir einen, Der Obns ale Rennt<
nib Der 2unossfpru9e beeonnen bdt>
te. Cine rieIise @nergie uno Elm iehr
Itortsr uno t~erngeiunoer R0rper bil>
beten ollerbings elm gutes Ropitnf.
Raum bate sr ben erften bepeutsE<
osn grfoIg nit Ieinem eisenen Qa>
ben erruneen, oIs ct cine CUTE @eies
genbeit bsnuBte, einen 2aoen in Der
Gtaot Nep YOrt gu tuufen, uno in
notwithstanding tur0er 3eit bate Ct
senug beifeite eeIeet. I'M nit ieiner
Satin einen 8sTud in Der alien
6eimct au m19en. DIS ct 3uriid
IAN, gilg er nit 1000 geIparten
Dollars iibsr Ben gunaen Sentiment
no9 RaIifornien = 7 Sabre ned
Der erftsn Gntoeduns bon @OIO boz
TelbIf -, eriparb cine Brouerei, nit
Der er Tebr erfolgrei9 mar, pertdufte
oonn feinen gietu yorter 2aben, unb
fir fein ean3es iibriges Qeben blieb
2dIifOrnisu feline seIiebte 9eimat.
Sein ruFloTer @eift ftrebte buIo
nab etlpos, oos sine~R raft uno
Tinbieseit N1rter in Nnipru4 nsb'
men niry,, ols o.: 8tauerei. Rolis
fOrniea lag an bc1 2inis Der 3uder'
Ginfubren bon Den 9apoiif8en Sns
{eIn. @predeIs ertunntc. bob fi9 bier
cine QrOBortige @~elesenbeit fir Oas
Sontieren bon 3uderrobr unO Oos
Tobrisieren bon 3uder biets. Gr CAB
obsr sic sutaabIenoe Bruuerei ni6t
ouf, Biz er iiber bic 0eriu9s>@ tufe
i'm 3ude-moGen binnus mar. I'm
Die Mrbsit sriinoIi& in ibren ginasI'
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26

qetpDrbsn. Nnbere, ni4t minOer be-
mertensnerte in Der HepubIit @uotes
mala fansen srit gang ne~usrbin9s an.
ron fi9 reben gu MAIDEN. Gas iino
bic Huinen bon Quiriqua. Del9e
felt turasm Stiid fir Stiid fir bic
bsutige @eIt er0ffnet peroen.
pDromiben bat man bier nod feline
bIpbgeIegi. tpie in gupcn.- beIto 5a6ls
rei9er unb ouffoIIenbtr ~eapptif9"
Iinb ober bic Monolitbe nit ibren
mpftsriOfen Snf4riften unb fonItise
feItfame Dinse.
Bon einsm groBen Sell Der sgbptis
l9en @ebeimniffe bat bic 6orT4ung
ben SdIsier geboben. 4ber bier 1T
nod Giles elm ein5iges groBcs Rdtiel
fit @eIebrte unb 2oien. unD nod
feline Der ~un5dbligen 8ilberfdriTttn
1T ent5iFfert porben. 9aber 1T
bier mad Elm frudtbarer 8o6en fir
nIlerIei tpeitf9peifenbe MutmaBun=
gen. Nu9 bic Wobrbeit, ipenn Iie
Eit Der 3eit entbedt pirb. mag piel
treiter fiibrsn. oIs irgenbtpelde Gr<
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26

beiten fennst au Iernen, ipurbe Sprets
feIs in Nstp Yort Nrbsiter in elmer
3uders Rdfftnsris glls sr alss UuBs
te, mas er ipiTen nolts, fsbrte CT
mad RoIifornisn aurid uno organic
fierfe ole rgop Sugar Rsfinerp 60"
Dos @eI9dft seoieb; ober Die iibri.
gen Seilbober ipursn SpredeIs niHt
srOBsisig genug, er bstom Strsit
nit ibnsn. 90 ie ii9 ibm nidt uns
teror6neten, fhieo sr aus Dem I'm
ternebmen aus, lernte in DeutI9s
lamb - pieoerum ols Nrbeiter, in
WoeOebure osn 3uder nod
eriinoli9er fenner, tsbrte 1867 mad
Ralifornien auriid unO i9uf nit Iei'
mem 8ruoer Die california Sugar
Nefinerb". Dieielbe tpuns tpunoer'
bon, @predeIS srfauO nsus Arbeitss
uno Grfpurniss PrU5eife anb briidts
bdlO feline bsiosten Sesnsr an Die
Wono. Z
1876 siug er mad Ocn SopaiiI9en
Sn5sIn un0 mante 1i6 gum tatId9>
Ii1en gigsntiimer Ser 3uderrObrs
Rultur 0es Gtinen 03eons. 9os
mar unmitteIbar na9 Mbi9IuB Oes
@egenIeitigteits : @srtroges apif9en
R0nig &alataua unb rem @sreinies
ten Stadtsn, ippna9 9opoiif&er
3uder sOufrei suseloFsn iDurOe.
1888 mar SprsdeIs Der ansrtuHnte
|3udsrt0nig Der pa3ifits
no9oem er ale 0ortigen
Ronturrsnten nieOsreetGmpft.
Damn fam fsin Rampf segsn Ole
toloFaIe Madt Oes n3udertruEt".
DerIelbe ipoIlte SprsdsIs' geI9dft
per5dluden uno bot ibm cine eonoe
MiuiOn Dollars fir feline Sntereis
fen. Mbsr Spredels tpplte peoer
ouf feline llnobbdnsistsit Dsrsi9tsn.
mod einpiligen, boB bic 2eute, Die
ibm Ionse unO treu geDient, ouf Die
StroBe geIeBt tpiiroen, nod Die Sns
tsreTen RuIiforniens prsisgeben. Gis
ne groBe Jsboe sing LOB. Spredels
mar anfdnsIi9 i'm No9tsiI, uber sr
trus Sen Rrieg in oes Teinoes eiges
nes @ebiet uno griin0ete in philds
belpbia cine rieiise Raffinerie. Dus
@noe BON 2isbe mar, ooB Der
rSruF" Trieoen MAIDEN muBte. glu9
SpredsIs' 9inf9eioen ltredts sr frei>
lid feline Mrme aud mad Dem pu5i'
fit aus.
Don ser Grri9tuna ser erIten gro.
BEN SpredeIsf9en Jobrit Outisrt
aud ole gauge @eIdi9te Der anleris
tanifden Ruben5udersG ubris
tation i'm sroBen Mabtabe.
Spredels leitete nod man9e ans
oere groBe unternebmung in Ole @e.
&c. 70 cine unabbdngige @ifenbdbn
Oon San Jroncisco in oas rei4e
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26

Mibs, bic @rfOri9ung Der Ruinen
Su erIeidtern, ipie es bieIslbe f9on
mitteIbor bur9 bic gri9litB.Hg Der
eon5sn llmessen6 eetGrpert bat. @s
Dirb bic bodintsreIfants Sriimmers
ftGtte pabrf9einIi9 aud ferner ido,
l!en, trOBbem bieIsIbe auf aderbauIi4
fcbr srsiebigem 5Io9Ianoe Iiest. 9ers
5eit beftebt penisitens bic Abfi4t,
einen port I'm bic pi4tisiten Ruinen
berum ite5en gu Iaifen unb 5u ptle>
gen.
Mon fiibIt fi9 fpis in elm MGr=
9enIanb grObortigftea Stiles DerfeBt,
tpenu man an biefe Stdtte berans
tommt! Nirgsnbs lam bic Natur
iippiger fdaffen.
Inter rieIieen Geibas un6 anberen
R%iifenbGumen GO unb 80 SUB Big
no9 ben nisbrigiten NeIten). tpel9e
bon 1poni59em MOos pber Or9iOeen
umbangeu Iinb. 1T elm tpunberbures
Didi9t BON Palmen unb Tarn=BGus
men erpa9Ien, be- tpenn bos untere
@eItriipp ssIidtet lit. bObe WOIbun-
gen unb @olerien bilben, pel9e feline
9ebe. f9ilbern, unb bon benen aud
Der @tift bss Rinitlers nur cine febr
unauIGngli9e Ooritellung lisIern
fam! Mu9 in photographer IaIIen
fi9 ni9t bic Iebenbigen Gorben Der
Hotur aud nur nnnd5ernb tpieoerge>
ben. Ruraum. Is 1T Elm 3ouberrei@,
in psldes mir setreten Iinb.
pl0bli9 nirO bur9 bic poImen=
unb 5ornbGumezD DIbungen binbur9
cine @ruppe tiinItIider !0iigel ober
.Mounbs@ T9tbor, bic nit iippigem
9aubtpert iberpa9ien iInb. Meiters
bin Dffnet fi4 cine StroBe, bic gu
beiben @siten nit boben StsinmGlern.
MpnoIitben nit aablIoien eingemei>
BeIten Tiguren unb @iIOeri4riften,
EeIeBt lift. Bon ieber ciefer SGuIen
fart uns Dor allen elm risienbaftes
@eii6t ent9egen. Seoe Jigur 1T nit
einem bo6en Tebern>& opfpuB getrDnt.
@enn lie poIIltGnbis ausseorbsitet 1T,
aeiet Iie einen tursen Sod. GbnItd
Der prieItersS 9ir3e, ipel9e BON to<
rconif9en @unu9sn nod beute beim
.5immeIssO pfer" setrugen ipirb, unb
piele @9mudIoden an 9anogeIenten
unb Rn09eln.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26
1aHtr in Ntl-EuttAt

ganSsn .yisibe GROCER GtGots mas
fir RdIisn mo4tcn cies eeipsisn ieinG
\ \
Die INNER 5oblrsi6cr iperbeaosn
@ertretsr Der 3beoris Don sinem uns
tcrgegougsnen GrbteiIe atlantis
iinS itort esHsigt, ou%5unebmen, ooB
bieIe mitteIomeritoniI9en Gs9enoen
einTo6 elm 6interIonb BON 4tlantis
eetpeTsn unO ebenfolIs iibsrflutet por>
ben fsien. oIs oisIes fir INNER 5ers
fort lpuroe, aber fpdter TId tpieoers
I'm, BEL elmer neusn natiirIihen Res
pollution, aus Der See empOrgebObeu
botten, uno bob ollie iens gebeimniss
pollen 8outen nod aus Der 3eit Der
Ntlontis= SerrIi9teit b~erriibrtsn. Tigt
man nod bin5u. boB bic meifen @ers
Ie9ter Der atlantis S6ee aud ons
nebmen. bob JIii9tIinge bon benz
Gr6teiIe, Der Dor beiIGufig 10000
Sobren untergegnngen Isin foll, bic
eriten 8ssriinber Der oltsegpptis
T6en Civilization geporben Ieien, 10
lpGre gIiidii9 elm 3ulammen6ang bers
geItslIt unb cine 9roBortige Bride
BON Der iogenonntsn neuen Wclt our
alien gef9logen!
SnOss gibt ss nod onbsrs Sbeos
rien, unb fpeI9e berIeIben 5~utrifft =
ipenn iiberbaupt cine =. bos ptrb
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26

Inter ben omsrifanifdeu r3uders
f0nigen" perosn itsts apet Oeutfde
Ramen Dbendn iteben: Die Namen
SpredeIs uno 6obemspsr. Mber Der
smritere Nams Bat sinen Tpmpatbif9es
rem Rlong, Obf9on Der IeBters NUTS
foIif9er tlinst. 9ie SoDemeper bas
ben fi@ sstpiB aIs sroB3isise Gee
I9Gftsleute unO Spetulonten febr
berborgston; ober TIRE Bebeutung
esbt iibsr Oie bloBe MammonssNn>
bGufung ni9t binous. @predeIs
5siste elm marines SntersFs fir ods
9emeinipeIen, Defenders basieniee
BON RaIifornien, in tpeldem ct fein
&ei9 oufgebout, unO bate Elm 5er3
fir Die Mitf0roerer Ieines Mertes,
gr crtparb feline Milionen aus Der
totfG1Ii9sn characterization, uno
ni9t bur9 Spetulation, Mttienfhds
der unO preistrsibereier. Mu9 mar
sr Der cine, Den ntemaIs Rombinns
tionen BON 3uder>SnouItrienen u1s
tertrie9en iOnnten. 70 LANCE Ct iiber.
boupt i'm Telbe NOR. Mles in alien,
1T e5 inert. i'm in sutsm Nnoenten
5u buIten.
RIous Sprsdels. rsIder in Dem
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26

tuObI nod ui9t 70 baIO shtf4ieben
irerben.
Si9erIi9 tporen bisienigen, pelde
oieIe Bouten unb MGIer ausfIbrteH.
Obsr ausfibrsn IieBen, cine p9srs
rem : Rdffs", tpie isinsr5sit bic
8rabmansn BON Snbosgbina, unb
allen Nni9sin nod boben Iie bic tlrz
Ipriingli9cn @i%ngeborensn unteriodt
unb cine Itromme prietertoFens!6e rr=
I9oft oufgeri9tet. Sbr lntergans
IGBt Ii9 aber ou9 in Der Dirt benten,
'hoB iie, felber nit Der 3eit entartet
unb in benz fiebsrbriitenben tropif9en
RiitenlanOe gei9pd9t, f9lieBli4 BON
robuiten @ebirgsitGmmen ubsrpdItigt
purben.
gidt als OBJ bieIe por5eitli9sn Rui-
nen neuer6ings gum erften Mole ent-
cedt porben pdren. Wielmebr bot
T9cn i'm Sabre 1889 Der Neiis.
59riftTteIIer une ameritani59e Ois
plomot SObn Stehens cine quite Be
T9rsibung FOLDER Sriimmer in Out
riquo, gppan unb nod onberen
Stobt= reberreTe in ben DT9unseIn
eegeben. Qlbsr bas JelD 1T ni9t pei>
Ter ongebaut norben, biz bic fonftige
Gnttpidelung bss 2dnbes ben Nnitob
boou CAB.
Reine bisfer Staten 1T beute lei9-
ter ausdn9Ii4, namentIi4 bon ben
Der. @taaten ols. aIs Quiriqua,
unb Is f9eint baher gerdbe3u be-
ruFen, Der Musganyspuntt epcdema=
Gsnber Gorf9ungen auf biefem &C.
biete gu perben. Die ReiIe bort6in
If nit feinen beIpnberen G9pierigs
teiten unb @efobren berbunben, tpie
bies bon 70 mnnden anberen Stdtten
biefer 59Dnen, ober gum guten Sell
aud beimtidif9en Negionen gilt!
Niemanb, OBJ @elebrter pbsr eetp0bnz
Ii9er Spuriit, pirO biefe Jobrt be-
reueft.
Or: beIten lGBt fi9 bic Eeiie nod
Quiriqua bon Netp Orleans nit
Oampfer Beginner. BUR einen Sag
1T bos S9iff ouber Si9t BON Qanb;
unb es 1T cine berrline Ja5rt bic
meritaniide Rifte binob uno an ben
bielen giIonben bon BritifA<0 onOu>
Iros porbsi. nit ibren nisDIi9stpeiBen
ODrfern unb BEN 5untlsn MoIbes-
grim aIs Sintersrunb, un6 in blauer
|Terne aertIiiftete 9Obsntstten.
Bon Beige aus, Der 9auptitobt
ron 9ritiids5onburos. linb es nod
Elm puar StunOen big CUR @renae
bon Guatemala. 8abnsiise seben
rur9 bidte DidunseIn, nit unbs<
F@reibIi4 iippigem pfIonaenpu4s
unb reid an alIerbonb Wilb. @rOBs
ttnteils folst bas GeIeiIe BEN pidtis
gen MotaquasJ IuB.
Die Sriimmer BON Nuiriqua lie.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26

Der ponomos& anoI mag nod
moud onbsre Singe bringsu. ols bic
S0rberuna oss Observation-Disclosures
@sItpsrtebrs. Mit benz IshbaFtsrsu
@sfud miitelameritoniiner 9eeencen,
an psIhem Ct Dbne 3meifeI fibrt.
Siirfteu ii9 ou9 sobIrsi4e TOri9er
unb SouriIfsn sinitsllen. pslde Elm
bsfouberts SntereIls on ben numbers
DuIItu DorgeI9idtIiden AItertiimern
in Mittelamerito nsbmen. 9ieIe Ils
ttrtiimsr, Bis ieBt srit tusntg in Der
olIosmsinen @elt bstannt, bieten gum
Sell bO9it merfniir6ige Seitsnftide
au benienigen in ggbpten = Is ere
f6eint IOeor FrogIid, OBJ lie ni9t nod
bel alter lin6 - un6 tOnnten einen
ebsuTo IsbbaTten 3usug bon DiiIens
S6oftlern unb Nsugierigen onloden,
tuis bic i'm g6oroonens2onbe ipenn
crit einmol bic peitIi4en 8ertebrs.
pfabe mebr bstreten finb! Da5u
tommt nod, bob bic Rotur bier an.
siebsnber 1T, ols in eineul groben
Seile gsbptens.
8is in bic Jingle 3eit lpdrsn un=
ter ben psItIiden @eitenltiiden Der
bnuli6en 4ltsrtiimer bes @gbpters
Qonbes fat nur bieienisen bon 6 o :
ban, Sonburos, in Der oItsn
DeIt einem ileineren 4reiIs betannt