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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

,,Gs 6ramit Elm 9lnf iuie 0Onner6aa. "
81 @uniten OeS 6onos iiir @itt.
men nnO g9aiien Scr oeutiden uno
oiterreidii6en arieaer miro ndtlte1
Sonntog in ser nGriieu Oeutihen
per euona Stride" an ser @oiterns
9luenuc, no6c @rooOlpnp. eiil patrio.
tiiher oeutiher @ottesoicnit abge6als
ten per0en. @oitor 6. Ni Gpiter
Der Seelioraer ser @emeiuoe, miro
Sen @oticsoicuit letter, wd6reuo Sr
Otto @en5ing. Der uGepeihcn 9ie'
0afterr oes ,0eitihen 6orrepon-
oenten", cine Neoe ii6er Oen aegens
wdrtigen arieg 6olten miro. SEER
Sreo g9e6er miro elm ScnorSolo
portrooen mo @err Sqm &iIling-
bait miro oeu airdeudor inter lei.
mem Cirigenten @roi. e. " Eoebl'
mann eiu ipe5ielles @rogronm eils
aeii6t bat, ouf Dem Gornet beglciten
Ole aon5e 0emeinoe miro Die Sicoer:
,Gentidlauo. Geltihlono iiber al.
les. uno nSciI aoni9 sir" iingen.
Ger @oiteSOienit 6eginnt NlorgenS
1880 li6r Gos %rogromm leBt lih
iuie nohitebeno 5uianmen: Sntroi.
iuS; @emeiuoegeiana Sic @adt
oni R1ein"; @ebet; Gborgeiang;
Shriit @erleiung; EenorsSolo oeS
Serrn 6reo. g8eber; 9leoe oes Srn
Otto Wen5iig; G6orgeinua; Be
tonninahlmgen unO 0olletie @e
meinoegeiana, oSeit a6nig sir"
-SegeuipruA ShhIBUers Gic gon.
'e Gollefie miro Dem &iilisIono 5ii
e'uie fomnen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
Win Gin nMter tgalte 6lei6em.

gla1oem ihr D1onn periproden
bette III 3utunit nui Dem rehtcn
Neac 5u pdnoeIn. Bat 8rat Sennie
Qorb 0on glr. i0l2 Mc1onolo6.
5iToBe, 9ic6ier 2eau in ocr moro.
6IilidcH 4oli5eiiiotion Den Saitbe-
lell iiir ibreu Nlami me1cn &ernahs
ldii1m1 leiller 6antilie 3u anmllli.
rem gorib neridpaio an einem
zaao i'm D1onat Nlat nm nah glr'
eeit 5p mAen puroe aber int @e.
iaRauiB IN Eopion eingeiperrt Aadl
ieiuep Gnilaiung wiiroc er per6aitet
lperoea 90 feline Srau IN Der 3lpi,
ideBeii encu oniibeiebl crlanet
bate Sic erbieIt INN acltern pon
ibren glalue cineH riibrenocn griet
ans oem 8eiingniB ni wcldem Der
ielhe peripradl in 3utunft Elm glil.
iier.96anami ju icin 1cm @nns
iibe ser 5rai marc cniiproden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01


gluf Sem neuen Rennplobe an Der
eleftriihen Nobn Del @oluie Beginner
6euie bic 9ennen fin pelde fol9eu.
sc &fcroe augenleloet iiuo
1 gleunen 3mei Sabre alte @ier'
Sc; fiinf SltrlonaS. Cnar, glorls
Cardigan GlaiticitD, 2o9oIonorena,
@lerru geinfle, Brandon Belle, 80.
ling6rofc Belle. @1aio Of Sonor On.
fc Of Dunbar Sihaa6i06le, Sugb,
9lori6ern cis6t. llncle 6iib.
9. 9lennen 3iDei Sabre oIte @icr
0e. 51a 1urlongS Girie Sad Nlor.
lop, Nlonie a, Gncore. Com Wlo.
ran g1elde 6, Embroidery, &oIerno,
Gorrie Orme
3. Aennen- -orei Sabre alte Rier.
Sc lno diiip6rts; 6 6nrlongs @ra.
3elle. GcrnliS it.. NRiB 9rulb 6on'
nod &bplIis gInioinetie. WlontcaIm,
Wlonion, Irapn 29Iialon &arpelt
0uecn Gam Barber, Supreme, Sen.
ped Sumiliotiou Seoriblionc 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

Ger 8uitono oes adtia9ri9en Saul
2csler bon 91r. t7ii, oro.Wloimi
5iroBc. Der. mic I'M nDcutiden Cor
reiponoeltcnt beriAtet an DienItog
glbeno an Der Gde bon @cuniDlDonio.
uno 01ori6 qlDenue bou cinenI glilto.
mobil il6erfobren pitroe uno lid 5ur
8eit im n&on0opatbiihcn Soipitol"
bciiuoH bat iidb III erireiilidcr sSeile
pcbciicri 1ns g(utomobil in mel.
dem ST. Charles @ cattb Gbei Der
.glmerifaniideu 3rooutten So. "
uno ,5rou iaBen muroe bon Sames
g9ooloIonO bon 9lr. 1928 qllblono.
gIpenuc gclteuert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

il gcitern 9lbenO Sr. Sulius gleDer
na6 fllr5er aranfbeit bodbetagt &c.
itcrben. Sr. @aeuer, Ser friiber on
Der Cabin StroBe pobute, wuroe
pcn eincm Sdlooanioa 6etroiicll
uno itorb frr5 oarouf Ole @ottin
oes @erItor6enen itorb Dor ungefd9r
onoertbol6 sSo9ren. @r. @leper ipielte
in friberen Sabren in oelitihen Ser.
cinStreiien cine befannte 9Rolle uno
iuiomete iih ipdter Dem Gigorren.
aeidGit unO Der Golportoge BON
ocutiden 3eitidriiten. @r seborte
5u oen @3itbeoriluoern oes 0lluu6.
bdneieen 9ireer0ereins BON Yaarp.
lono," olS oeiien Sefretdr er eiuige
Seit fineirte. Sic 3eit Der 9eeroi.
olng 1T nod ni6t feiteeiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
glOOeutiitcu.Gonucntiuu.

Gie Is. Sobresiitune DER G6eia
peofe Gonferen8 Scr ySic6enten Gag
glopcntiiten4 miro bonn a. bis fl.
0ttober in ser STRIDE ou @oIbroof
on DER gde BON 9.StroBe mo glort6-
9lpeuue, itottfinoen. Sr. @loer q.
z. 9oer aus Baltimore lit Scr 9Srd.
iioent Ser Gonferen3 imo fiint oieien
Soften ieit bereitS bier So1ren aus.
Setretdr Shobmeiiter lit &r. g9in.
Don 9. Qurit; oos Grefutio-Gomitc
6eite6t aus Sen folgenoen bier Scr,
rem: Gloer q. Z. gocr. Gloer q. S.
12artiu ans ggiImington, Gel. g.
:. S5ooel aus 6reoerid @}oy imo
s. 6. Sanfins ans Baltimore. g916
reno Ger Situngswohe weroen an
icoem ql6eno @ottesoicnite o6ae6ol
ten imo iiber Oie 0erihieoeniten E1e.
moto geiprohcn peroen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
Sramf GarbulIanre.
Seboition Stromer nobm li6 oos
2ebeu Dor oen 9(ugen ieincr @lut
ter on Scr Sn0-@ortItraBe.

NNpNlt bpA bNli <tASNil lNtlANN ~|F''-
ter ON Scr Siio.@ortitroBe.
syn betrlntcnem 8uitonoe nobm
lid geiteru 9lo6n1ittag a llbr Der 80
SSobre olte Scboltion Stromer bon
95r. 517 Suo.&ortitroBe, oos 2eben;
CT tronf elm eroberes Guontum Gar
6oli6ire Dor Sen 9[ueen ieiner betog.
ten Ofutter. Scr 2ebensniioe fom
nit Ser Gorbolfloihe in Der @nno in
sic @ort1troBe imo iogte 81 6rou
Ebereia 8nmmerle BON glr. 50S,
Sn0.@ortItroBc. OoB iie ibn niht
icgen iperoe, ga er iih Oos 2e6en neb
men pollc. @r offnete oie 5laibe
mo 5rou aimmerle beriudte, ibm
oieielbe 81 cntreiBcn nobel iic iiA
on Sen 9lrnen imo 86noen Der
bronntc. Stromcr ging als0ann in
oos Sous iciner @tutter, io9te ibr
9e6clpo6l iino tronf Sen gon5en Sn.
bolt scr Sloidc 9lls sic 9(mbulon5
eintrat mar ser Monn ihon toot.
Der 9eidnam iuurOe nod Scr Wlor-
que 6ro6te. Stromer fam Dor Orei
M}onotcn aus ser Olarine. noc6oem
or ihou friiber einnll bier Sabre &c.
oient botte. gr botte iid Dor unge-
fG6r bier Sobreu berbeirat6et, lebte
cher nit ieiner 5rou MIR einige $50
den 5uiommen @r binterloBt ieine
Gltern. orei @riioer, @}ortin, Gbos.
nno Senr1, nno orei SAmeitern
3rau 9(nnie @1ad, 5rau Barbara
%ones rno W1arine Stromer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
lin Sic gseltmeiiterIdlaft.


4Srograuun iiir oen aalnpi I'M oie
groBe ebre feiigeiebt 9ie oie
Spicle gum 9lustrag ge6raAt
peroeu ioaen. Ebeures Ser.
aniisrn oieielben 81 ie6en. -
Gie g1otionol Gommiiiion. oie
bohite Surisoiftion in organiiirtem
@oiebol. trot geitern in philadelphia
auiommen uu0 iebte oos 9rogromm
fir oen aoupf Inn Die @3eiiterihoit
Ger @elt 5miiheu Bolton bon Der
gtationol 2iga uuo @BiluoeIpbia BON
Der glmericon 2iga feit. Sm @egen.
iab 8u Iettem Sobr peroen ie 3ipei
Spiele binter einanoer in ieoer
Stoot 5um glustroge ge6roht per.
ocn. sic criten bcioen in @bilooel.
pbia om O. uno 10. Sftober; oos
brittle unO pierte in Bolton am 10.
lmo i3. Otto6er. oos finite in 4bi.
looelpbia am IA. Cftober ino oos
chite in Bolton om i6. 0ftober,
menu mebr ais bier Gonteite uotbig
iino, i'm cine GntiheiOung berbei.
5ufiibren. g9ie bisber miiiien bier
Spiele pon einem Club gemonnen
mcr0en, I'M oie Wleiiterihoft 81 er.
rinocu. Sollte Gin iiebentes Spiel
notbig mcroen 70 eutihcioet oos
Coos, 100 oieies gum 9luStrog &c.
braht weroen ioa. SIN Sale ein
Spiel unenti6ieoen bIeibt ooer elm
ioIhes peridoben peroen miiB. 70
pcrborren oie Clubs in Der Stoot
fir peIbe ser Gontcit beitimnlt mar,
bis es entihieoeu 1T.
Ole 4reiie fir Site in Bolton limo
bon $5 bis 80 Gents ino fir 9biIo.
oelpbio fir SO bis 81.
Inter Sen Spieleru oes @oiton
Gibbs befiuoet iih Charlie S6miot
bon Baltimore, Der Idnocre 8eit Dem
6ieiieenGhb oneebort botte ino Dem
fcin gerin8 al ihdbenoer 9lntbeiI
on oenI Grfols ser 9oitoner crcoitirt
weroen muB.
Die Ierrapins uerloren OaS 9eltrI'
&C Spiel IN grootlDn bnbcn abcr 0es.
mcgen nidt auiaebort ein 6eoeuten.
ocr 6ottor IN Dem aampi INN ole
0leiiierihoit ser 6eocral-Siga 5i icin.
Die Score mar:
n6eoeial eea0nt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01
slns Sen @cridits6Sfcn.

Ginc 6rou ans Ribmono, ole weoen
Giebno6ls per6oftct mar, ans Dem
@ef0ngniB entlaiien. Seque-
tier fir Elm @eiddft ernonnt.
Solp RoIlcrs weroen 6eute pro-
8eiiirt.
Gidter elliott Bat eeitern Ole nm
ter oen g2onen Belle Solow int
StooteefdneniB iibenOe 5rou entloi-
fen pelhe ooielbit mesen Giebitobls
enes 9(rm6anoes imo onOererg8ertb-
laden felt Suli ioB. Gie 9eamten
muBten Dab sic Srou nidt ibren
rcdten glomen angegeben bntte, oa
iie aus elmer pronlinenten 6onilie
aus 9aihmono itonnlte. 0ie 8rolt
mar Dem 0}orpbirnt2aiter ergeben,
9otte ober ood 10 biel @eiteseegen
mart, ooB iie i6re 5oniiIie nidt BLOB
iteate. 0urd 8ufol erfubr cine bic,
iiee 0ome, per 0ie megen Die6itabls
Der6aftete @erion mor, nnO ieBte Ole
9lneeborieen oooon IN &enntniB,
nel6e mieoerrm 0en 9ledtsanpalt
eugene O'Dimne engagirten, Ger iib
oes 8aacs ouuobm. Die 5rau iit bon
ibrem 2oiter in ser 3eit ibres 9lllf-
cntboItes I'M @efdnoniB fltrirt NOR
ocn. Sie reiite geitern oireft pieoer
nad ibrer Seinatb 5uriid.
Sequerer ernornt
Gle Re6tsmpGlte 3. 5ranf Sup
plee unO s. Somaro WMllifin mur-
Den eeitern bonn 9iiHter glmbler i'm
Stootgeri6t 81 Sequeitern fir oie
9emou SeioIib Co., g3r. T. Siio-
@ap. StraBe, ernonnt. Ger 9lntrag
ouf 5equeiter-@rnennun9 mar bon
S. @amie & So geiteat iuelbe $528
BON Der 5irma 81 forOern 5aben
SIT mit$t nidt 3ufrie0en.
Serr 8. S6omas GumIer, Der in
Dem Seitamente ieiner Dor einigen
godeu geitor6enen @fitter NIT ei-
nem Collar ais Ieiu grbtbeil o6ge-
ipeiIt puroe, Fat oegen Oie 9eiidti-
gung oes Eeitameutes i'm @aiiengc-
ribt giniprud erboben. gr iagt,
ooB feline W2ntter weoer leien nod
Idrei6en fonnte, mo Oaber nidt
wuBte, mas Iie tbat. Gie auOeren
fiinf Sdweiteru iino 81 gleideu
Sbeilen ais @rben eineeiebt.
.@r6Glt ibren So6n uno
oie 9 detoung.
sSrau 6lorence II. 9ittle bon Ger
1916. Siio.Sonober.Strobe, welde
iid ino i6reu 4 Sabre alien So6n
nit 9lrbeit in elmer 6a6rif ernd6rt,
er6ieIt oeitern i'm areis9eridt ibre
Sdeioimg bon @m. 2. 9ittle, Den
iie in 1910 beiratbete 0aS aino
muroe ser 6rau 3ugeiprohen
0olD VI oilers.
sSn Ger 5ipeiteu 9lbtbeilmg oes
Griminot@eribts fommt 6eutc Dor
Hidter Seiislcr, Der pieoer geiluO
1T, Der @ro5eB aegen Die Solp 9}oI-
lers sur @er6anohmg. llugeidbr 100
3elgen iinO DorgelaOen.
glod DEM Seitamente Der @}orD
George 6orbes. oas geitern i'm @oi.
ienseriHte eingereidt wuroe, miB oie
Union Eruit SO" oen gon8en 9lad.
LAB fiir cine Sdweiter, aat6orine BON
6ledenitein, perpalten, nad oercn
Eooe ser 9la1laB an Oerihieoene
&erpanote ge6en ioa
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Die etaOtrat0sFeuna.

@erorouunoen sur 9lutoriiirimg Der
9lbiiimmung iiber 5iuei 9lnIei5en
inn speitcn 9iat6s5peig paiiirt
imo I'M eriten 9Ratbs5peia sur err
iteu 2eiuns ge6radt. III 9luti'
misunderstanding amenoirt.
Gle beiOen @eroronungen pelcbe
bic 9lbitimnune iiber 100000 9Ib.
5ugsfonal glnIeibe uno iiber Die
$t.5OO00O glulei6c fir Oie gertie-
hna oes Soieus. oie @erbreiterrng
Ser ct. @aulShoBe mo sic @Olleu.
ouna Der Oritten Seftion oes Sen.
SigbpoD autoriiiren, muroen geitern
inn 5iueiten Ratbs5peig sur oritten
2einug gebrodt mO anaenontmen.
@lei1 oorouf er6ielten oie beioen
@eroronungen inn eriten 9lotbs5wei-
ge oie erIte 2eiung. Ga Die @eroro.
miueen inter Goh mo Sad ge.
6raht weroen miiiieu, bdIt belite Ser
Staotratb mieoerilm cine Sisung.
Gorf @ @onoeIbilOer & e a.
tererrid ten.
Sine @eroronung Serrn Siaoc
germon sic @efigniB 5u ge6en, auf
Dem @rimoitiid g1r. mo 8, Siio.
Siq6.Strobc, Elm Standardization.
ter 5u errihten puroe i'm 5weiten
Gat6s5peig aneenoumen Or. Sel'
Ter bonn criteu Giitrift, 6otte Die Ser
oronung fiir5lib eingereiht
Goncoroia @emeinoewilI
bauen.
Sm erIteu 9iatbs5peie reihte
Staotrot6smitglieo 6oro BON ser 10.
@oro, cine @eroroulng elm welhe
ser oeutiten lut6eriihen goncoroia-
@emeinoc geitatten. eincu Sahwerf.
9lnbau an ibre Stride al ser 0ol.
broof glpemle no6e @oDion-SraBe 5u
errihten. Sic @eroromtng erbielt
nod 5uipenoiumg ser gegeln oie
erite Qeiiung umo puroe an ben Sc
6auoe. S,nipettor Derluieieu. Ter 9In-
bau an ole Stride lit fir @eriomm-
lun9s3pede Der @ereiue uuo Sonn.
togsidnle i6on ldugit notbmeuoig.
@eribieoene 9oimeiiter baben Sim
aoben aemaht uno lit Die 5irma
GDrina & So6n, BON Oit8oltimore
pilIens, Die 9lrbeit fir ben Soften.
preis bon $L7lS, nus5ufiibreu
glnti 9drm @eror0nung
omenoirt.
Sic 5peite 9eiung erbolten bot inn
3meiieu &ot6s5peia oie piel6eipro.
6eue MISUNDERSTANDING melhe
Dor mebreren W1onoten BON Serrn
Seinbemon eiiiaereidt ipuroe. gliht
in Ser nriprimglicben 6orm puroe
oie @erorOmma 5ur 5iueiten Seiung
ge6roht. 4r1iocnt Sobn Sn6ert
reiHte Elm ENHANCEMENT Elm. OaB nidt
Oas @eiinobeits. .Teportenteut, ion-
bern Ser a}aDor GrlaubniBiheine fir
oie 9enubung bon 0ompfpieifen
ouSiteQen fam. Dit g(usnabme oes
Gr. Seller itinmten ale Staotuater
oes 5peiten 9iatbs5peiges fir oieieS
9Imenoement. Seute miro Die Ser
oromlng sur oritten 9eiiue aebrodt
meroen.
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Sr. Gorl $. Otte, ipelder lonec
Sabre I'M Sneeuieurs Geportcmeut
Ger Gommiiiion fir 0ifcutIide 9e.
tric6e uno friber in ltdotiicben 9c.
portements ais Glerf tbdtie mar,
bat iid ais &cdtsanpoIt etabIirt
uno oespeoen ieiue Steaing aufgc'
Ge6en. Der Gbei ei.Snaenicur @belpS
itcate Srn. Otto elm ie6r elItes 3eug.
nib olS tiidtieer 9eamter aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-01

W2o6oi Ben 0uince, @aoter, 9irfa,
@anbahapi.
A. Gennen-orei Sabre olte 9Sier.
oe mo auimdrts; z 6iirlongs 5ron-
tier, 2ewin Captain Socobs 6out,
@ooIicr Soronto. Gr. Gougbertp,
Seortbeot, 9ehua Snlou, SerDicen.
&C, Spo6n, Strife.
8. Gennen-orci Sabre olte @ier.
Sc nuo oufpdrts; z 5urlon9s Song
OF @ollep, Blue @1ouie, 0liB Bar
Sar6or, Captain Smanion. llnoer.
coDer, Ben Gaiiuce. 9lpore @loon-
liabt @6ilton Squoip. W3i6oel gluoe.
10 @onteiroct. 2oro @els, Gliif
Cop.
6. 9lenren 0rei Sabre olte %feroe
mO oniiDGrts; cine Nleile: 3ooioc,
9letmafer, gellom @pes. 9}ot1erner,
cir Genrat6, Senrn Suthinipn, glr.
NOR, 2itile Gnalauo.
Sir sic 6eihe beginnenoen @ett.
renueu SIT Sowel iho iolgeuoe @in.
troglnaen gemaht.
+, 9lennen-2 Sabre olie @ieroe
51a 6urlones Brian @ora, eogle.
WlorDlono 6jirl 5lD Some, Stanport
Selen @not @ogemont Change,
3 9lennen &iiroenrennen; bier
Sabre olte @feroe lmO auiwarts; I'M.
gefa6r 2 Meilcn: SDoiiet, 8rownie
Girl @m Cotton Wlpitic 9igbt, Sole
W9i9ael, Slloge @alier
3. 9lennen 8 Sabre alte @feroe
mo ouiiudrts 6 Surlongs Carts,
SlitopoD Baton @olorD. I Strifer,
garlp Goie, 01iltou Roblee, Sonep
gee. Wloriorie 81. g. 8. ellis, unO
1 9l5piooe.
A &ennen-3 Sabre nlte @ieroe II.
aiifpdrtS; Baltimore SinoerniBren.
nen f/t6 N1eile:Sis W1aieitD, Star
@o5c Roomcr. Scoae. Zen @oint @.
20. Niller Stomboi 9iobert 9roo'
lep. Geieito. 1actics, 9uStin 9arne.
got. g1ig6titid. 9roOe @unaroer pnO
Tortor
3. Genncn- 90rie; . Sabre alte
9'ieroe 51a 6urlonaS 9Irder aing,
Soit Goiu SarrD Sinior, Soii5, Go'
nal Nlnrtur Sonion, Bin Gel
6 Nenneu 3 Sabre allie @leroe
nno auipdris li/l6 WleiIe 6rant
@noion 6. s.. Nougbion Uncle 9en,
glpiotor E6e Stump, 9ui1p Seoo,
Gap %op ecniauri
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seierte We6nrtstaa.

Gine froblihe @eieQihoft bofte
iih seitern 9lbeno in Scr gSobnung
oes Srn aorl @erfc, 9ir. 27i9, Nit.
Nlonumeut Strobe perionnelt no
oie @eiuder ser Eohter oes Smlies,
sri. Gliie @erfe, 81 oeren H. @e.
burtStoge ibrc @Iiidwiinihc iibcr.
6yodten.
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Visdr place fiir gicpablifauer-

1ie Observation-Disclosures BAT
geileru oie iolaenoen 3nipeltoren fit
NieDiidllc etc crnannt @eorae e-
scott eerlui goii6cr @oll Roco'
mote eito &arrD Siepens @aiioni
giooert q. Aooper Ct NlidlaelS;
4apio Is @arrD, @DleSpae; @iIlian
81 Rlmnot @nrlod EbomoS 81
aeauaa Cambridge Or gs y.
Gomrgp Gltion Nr &obn " Soo'
per 1beiapeaie Giiu @illiam ".
&la 0ieHdnIrSpiilc; GoDaro y Ia'
niels 9eru0n 2eiic 2eat9erlpooo,
Nlonut Airp. uuo 6ronf q @aIiou,
glpba
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S6lratc 9InsFdtsu in Spurious
4Oint.

0ie uWlorDIano -@cielihoft"
In 5porromS 93oint bot sur 8eit
nidi acniiaeno gluitraae, uni idnmt
lide 2lrbeiicr 5l 6cihditigcn sSn
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-07-11
Color This Picture to Suit Yourself.

Copyright, 1914. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
Long time ago, when the sun was
hot overhead, the old men would call
to the little boys to come into the
shade and stop playing for time.
1.-THE old lady Sun is stopping at
the house of her daughter for dinner"
they would say, land you better wait
till she is on her way toward the cool
land in the West before you go out
again"
And the boys would come into the
house and beg the old man who had
called them in to tell about the time
the rattlesnake was sent up to kill the
sun, but only succeeded in killing the
suns daughter. This is the way it
was:
In that time the sun had no home
at all, but had to keep travelling up the
sky from the east and down the sky
In the west and under the earth while
1t was dark day after day and day
after day.
out lilo uduSHJ0T VI Iue Suu udu d
nice house right up In the middle of
the sky, and every day the sun would
stop there for dinner. And every day
the sun and the suns daughter would
have dispute about how the people
on the earth looked. The sun said
that the people were ugly, for they
screwed up their faces when they
looked up at her; but the suns
daughter said that the people were
smiling and handsome, for she never
went out of her house until the sun
was down past the edge Of the west,
and then the people could look at her
without squirting their eyes.
And the sun would get angry and
shine down on the earth so hot that
the people would swelter, and many
of them became sick That pleased
the sun, but it did not please the sun s
daughter, who was friendly with man.
So the suns daughter sent a message
saying that the little people Of the
woods (the Yunwi Tsunsdi) would tell
man how to stop the heat sickness.
When the chief or the Yunwi
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-07-11

n HE attractiveness of this most dar-
ing evening gown, one of the re-
cent triumphs of Paquin, is accentuat-
ed by the Marie Antoinette albino wig.
The wearing of colored wigs has not
been taken up with any degree of ia
vor by the leaders of fashion in Paris,
but some undeniably beautiful effects
have been achieved in this direction
under the guidance of such modistes
of genius as Paquln.
Not for many seasons has such elab-
crate attention been paid to the Golf
fure as is now in evidence. Most Of
the designs are of real beauty, and
nothing seems too daring for the cos
tuner to attempt.
Odd shapes and brilliant colors in
long scarfs OF gold or silver tissue are
wound once or twice around the head
and caught in the most becoming way
with beads, rhinestones, pearls, etc.,
and are worn low to the top of the
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-07-11
Horace's ESSAY,

Horace sat and gnawed his pen.
says Answers, concentrating a look
of hatred on the blank sheet of paper
before him. From his seat he could
see every member of the class dash
ing off fluent essays on Henry VIII.
His pen alone was idle.
Two minutes more!" came from
the teacher. Then Horace. in des-
peration, seized his pen and made a
bid for fame, as follows:
Henry VIII was a king of Eng
land, and the greatest widower as
never was. He was born at a place
called Ammo Domino. and he had sixty
wives. The first he ordered to be
executed, but she YVES beheaded He
revoked the second, and the third
died; and then he married Annie
Bowling, the daughter of Tom Bowl
ing. When he died he was succeeded
on the throne by his Aunt Mary. Her
full name was Mary Queen of Scots,
or the Lay of the Last Minstrel"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-07-11
For Study of Tropical Diseases.

Recently the foundation-stone of the
new School of Tropical Medicine at
Calcutta was laid by the governor of
Bengal. The government of India pro-
vided $4,000 for the site and labora-
tory and is to contribute for the up
Keep of the school. The institution
Is unique in the tropics. The spe-
cal work Of the laboratory will be
10 investigate on practical lines the
causes of tropical diseases in the Cal
cutta hospitals, with view to find
ing more accurate methods of diagno-
SIS and improved treatment. Tropi-
cal diseases cause over one-third of
the deaths in Calcutta. and at least a
large proportion in India as a whole,
and the possibilities of carrying out
practically important investigations
OF such diseases will be limited only
oy the amount of financial support af-
iorded the new institution. The insti-
tute Will accept students from all
over the world.