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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25

arrived with Christmas presents for
soldiers children.
Germany-French within ten miles
OF Metz; kaiscr's troops hold their own
in East Prussia.
Russians closing in on Gro
envy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25

Rome, Nov, Pa naval engagement
is in progress in the Adriatic sea near
LISA island, according to a dispatch
received here today No retails were
given.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25

first money in the, new budget will be,
gin to come in, and, in case of emer-
gcncy, it was figured that the district
could borrow enough money to tide
them over.
In making up the budget on the sal
ary account, which was originally fix.
ed at $4,000, the board took into con.
sideration tile employment of two nd
ditioIal teachers TO relieve the eongest
cd conditions in two of the grade
schools, made provision for two addi
tional teachers in the high school to
take care of an estimated increase of
from 100 TO lis students who will come
in for the second semester, and tive
new teachers for the proposed new
school in South Salem. This budget
was arranged upon the basis Of $G51
salary per year, an average of $40 per
month for nine months school in the
grades; 500 per year, or an average
of 800 per month in The high shcoo
an average of $1,000 per wear for spe-
cial teachers and principals salaries,
and 5000 per year for 10 ianitors Of
the several schools.
Tn making the reduction from SJ2,.
900 to $4,000 the board will only make
allowance for two additional teachers
in the high school and two teachers for
the new school in South Salem and no
provision will be made for the relief
Of the congcsted conditions.
The report of Secretary Burkhardt.
for the six-months period ending No.
vembcr 27, 1914, showed that the eA.
penses of maintenance of the school
system since June Is, 1914, was $50.
992.67 and that there is a balance oc
S26, 6,2d3.52 left in the treasury to car
ry the district over until March. when
the new taxes will begin to come in
The Indebtedness of the district, in
outstanding bonds, to date, is as fol
lows:
Indebtedness.
Bonds issued April l, 1911, for 20
years at per cent, $l4,65G refund '9l
Popular loan notes May 0, 1910, IL
wears at per cent, $4,000. Englewood
Bonds issued October J. 1910, 10 years
at per cent, $4,000, refund 30: 40,
600 sites; $4,000 East Bonds issued
November l, 1910, 10 years at pei
cent, $15,225, high, Bonds issued No
vembcr ], 1910, 10 years at per cent
$4,4O0. Bonds due 10 or 20 years from
April, 1911. at 8 per cent, $4,000
high. Total bonds and notes, $l29 275
At 1880 O'Clock next Friday even
ing the annual meeting of the taxpay
ers of the district will be held at tho
high school, when the tentative budgc'
will he submitted for their amendment
rejection or approval As it stands al
ter final consideration at last night .
meeting by the board it is made up as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25
BORN.

BILLlNGSLEY-To Mr.. and Mrs. T. L,
Billinpsley, of 1ll5 Marion street,
November 25, 1914, a son, weight 10
pounds.
Mr.. Billingsley is the superintendent
of this division of tine oPrtland, Eugene
& Eastern.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25

Continued from page one)
$4,000 and they ''took long chance
and came out lucky" and at this
time according 10 the secrctary's re-
port, there is a balance of $2G, ,2G3 So
in the treasury and the board figured
that it could afford to take another
chance this year, and, if they are os
lucky as last year, they might pull
through all right on 7.mill levy. II
viii require approximately $30.0UJ,
however, to meet the salary expenses
alone from now until March, when tho
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25
Social and Personal Notes
By MoHie Runcorn

regular church choir, under the direc-
tion of Dan f. Langenbury.
A solem high mass will be used to
celebrate the services, which begin at
10 O'Clock. Rev. A. A. Moore, sub
deacon, will be assisted by Rev. X. Ho
gan, as deacon, and Rev. S. II. Scher-
bring.
The taird of the series of dances to
be given by the Arto-Friseo girls of
the Artisan lodge will take place to-
night in the Moose hall. The final
dance will be given early in Decem-
Der.
The Loyal Sons and Daughters of
the First Christian church held most
enjoyable informal affair in their
church parlors last night, about so be-
ing present.
The Salem art circle, which now has
a membership of about 20, is preparing
to secure a permanent location in the
downtown district. This will be made
financially possible by the affiliation
of the photographers club, which mas
good-sized membership. Members of
the circle will do their first out-of door
sketching in class tomorrow, the
weather permitting.
Miss Lylah Baker, of Eugene, ar
rived yesterday, and will remain for
some time the guest of ner sister, Mrs.
j. Frank Hughes and other friends
here.
Felicitations are neing extended Mr.,
and Mrs. T. L. Billingsley, Of Ills
Marion street, upon the birth of son,
born today, who will be named Thomas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25

M0UNTAlN-At Walla Walla, Wash,
Nov. 81, 1914, to Thomas James and
Rebah Cans Mountains, son, The
announcement adds: Grandmother
is well. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25

WAGNER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Almo D.
Wagner, Tuesday, November "a, 1914,
at Willamette Sanitorium, daugh-
ter, Velma.
Mr.. Wagner is an engineer with the
Southern Pacific company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25
BORN.

BADERSCHER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Baderscher, Monday, November %,
1914, at their home, 1850 South Lib
erty street, a son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25

Miss Alice skiff will sing Millard S
"Aye Marie" complete at the offer.
tory Of tomorrow Is Thanksgiving ser.
vices of st. Joseph $ church, and Mar.
zos Fourth Mass will be sung by the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25
ESTIMATES CUT TO
MAKE LEVY 7 MILLS

Continued from page one.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-25
SEA FIGHT REPORTED.

Total r'''"yfj,,'e.''',,slsG2oF 2oF
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
VEII.S

CHIFFON WELLS 1-4 yards square in black brown white and lavender sals ssc. LACE WELLS D and white figured and plain rneshes at following prfces-s sH price .-soc Regular 7sc price -SSc Regular $1oo. sale price --rvs'c Regular s14s, -s1-Oo SHETLAND WELLS in black and white fancy nneshes at following prices$- Regular .S@c Regular $14s price -Sfoo Regular veis .S149 Regular ss.ss price sl-ss CHIFFON WELLS yards yard in all cOIors regular s1.oo quality. zsc-
 shadow. shetland octason and plain rnestes white z5c quality sale price 1sc quality. sale price sec black ane sp5 regaaT Soc m ausits s"is price asc REMNANTS OF CHIFFON MESH YELLING FHrL1INGs AND sHADowED IlACEs resp- quality sale price sec
 RUCHINGS
 CHIFFON NET LACE AND CORD RUcHINGs regular quality, price 1sc
 HANDKERcH1EFs LADIES' LINEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iniHaled corners regular 1-2c quality sale price 1ec
 LADIES' LINEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS embroidered cor regular 25c quality, sale price tsc oHnDRENs INITIAL HANDHERoH1IEEs regular Sc LADIES, LINEN r1ANDKE1scEz1HEs plain and marrow henns, regular quality, isc.
 LADIES NECKWEAR sHADowED LACE AND NET FTcHUs dainty patterns prices 6sc sale price sec
 ;iSO siso. sais sals price Praes ssc ssc LACE DUTCH 0 COLLARS I ss.i in . white and eoru:- Regular price 75c, sale price soc.
 Rssusr price price :1 :1eo So ss1s ssIs T, price sec
 DRESS coATsETs in white and n he Princessi-
 Regular price s1Oo. sale price sec
 s1.4O
 Regular price s2.ss. price s1ss
 JABors of swiss shadow lace and plain nets white and Regular price 1sc.
 
 Regular price s1oo, salep price
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
DRAWERS

DRAWERS Q quality muslin of embroidery (various
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
WINTER MERCHANDIsE

LOT under ends ladies' sleeves medium heavy weight values $1.50 sale price 70c.
 (Forest Mils) knee ankle leng $1.50 sale price 79c
 union suits, small sizes only alues39 and
 and ends rment small es
 unbeached heavy weigh fleec lined pants slightly These slight nperfectons They could easily be sold store goods when ar nc
 un- 
 IIOT few ends n woo suits lue
 and in boys part price
 S-Odds childrens fleece vests pants values 25 29c sale price 14c..
 LOT 0-Odds n infants and
 1O-Infants' soiIed in all
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
SILK DRESSES
EVENING DRESSES

$4O.OOt Dresses NOW $2750ss $25.0O Dresses NOW $1675 $15.O0-$18.O0 Dresses . NOW $1075
 PARTY DRESSES of Chiffon in an as sortment of colors and some made of messa- line ard charmeuse of this season s mode that are slightly shop-worn but greatly reduced.
 The $500 dresses will be $5o6
 The $25.OO dresses will be $7.75 :
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
INFANTS, AND cHIIDREN's DEPT.

mad of insertion and baby ribbon and with pett1coats SASS $360 INFANTS, DRESSES made of inc very with and embroidery, regular .. =. = of Sale price SIC mad O batse with i'm beading ribbon, regular
 
 : SLIPS, some plain
 
 embroidery and ribbon sizes 0-12 DRESSES lawn embroidery Regular price $149 Sec and pin tuc<s. regular price 26c isc slightly soed regular price ssc Sale price CHILDRENss FI4ANNIEIETTTE PEyTTICOATs in white. 5 ..t ..... -... :. . NsTsSFss, AND fyFITIiHFsERJE of fine sizes to IT embroidery, ,soTne regular price 4sc 4zc COATS blue and red .broadcioth: CHHDREN'S SETS all brown and brown and vvhite regular price $1s8 ooc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
CHEMIsES.

IAI1IES' GHEdESE of soft muslin and nainsook
 nicely embroidery Some with
 French backs. others envelope style.
 s-+ $15o to sell for :. ....s.s... $1ss .8z .79 sell for zs.6z to 40
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
HOUSE DRESSES
LADIES' SWEATERS

Navy, Grey and White Sweaters,
 .s. Navy, Grey and White Sweaters,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
CORSET COVERS.

CORSET COVERS nansook and pretly vaIa ings un wit wash
 s1.oo to sell for .............. ~ 9 .sza .79 to for. .59 to for .SA9s .4A 2 .25 to sell for .10
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06

LADIES, c1HAaGoIsETrE slightly soiIed soc values. sale price 39c-
 CFIABEOISETTE GLOVES. 16 button length quality Sale price S9c 4s LADIES' GLOVES f1eeced black ana brown regular quality price 25o
 LADIES' KNIT GLOVES navy and brown regular 25c quality price f0c GLOVES and navy fleece lined regular Sc quality price 19e- OHTIDKREENss MATTHEWS regular z5c quality price R
 ODDS AND ENDS IN LADIES' KID GLOVES including
 white tan white suede white $1oo and S15o values price A LADIES' LONG WHITE KID GLOVES 1s button, reg s1far xz.5O sale price 1Se. {z4 5fH qrfr, GLOVES 1s button length 9s SO quality price
 CE1ILDF7EN,s GLOVES only all sizes regu7 lar value 7Sc-s LADIES, GUARANTEED gloves white and Z b1ScKs two clasps values sale price ogc-
 LADIES' KID GLOVES slightly soted in tan blaeks and vghitey white all regular $OO and S15o gloves price
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
JANUARY CLEARANCE SAIF
LADIES' HOSIERY

LADIES' HOSIERY
 LADIES' ALL SILK HOSE high spliced heel in all Kings Blue Burnt Or ange, Purple, Emerald Green Srnok sale price 40c - THE FAMOUS BURsON HOSE ladies These hose slightly imperfect improvisation being slight of reg ular
 LADIES' ALI COTTON HOSE reinforced heel 15c quality sale price sc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
KIMONAS.

FTLANNEIETTE KIlTONAs,
  } at &1.99
 
 LADIES' sEIoIsT FIsaoNAs in all collars belts. all szes also sizes ,# a...s 6afz .59 rg.! =. FLANNEIETTE PETTICOATS in white, blue. stripes regular, I5E4s to sell .44
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
LADIES' KNIT UNDERWEAR

FOREST MILLS. UNDERWEAR discontinued offer~ ing marked economies m this medium weight derxvear, In n assortment of styles-to be
 sold out to nak for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS

Heavy beacaied Turkish towels blue ders. regular values z5c
 Large sized qualisy n pretty regular quality, price towels, regular 1-2c, 
 s A lot of srunn in from 2 3-4 greatly
 in rosebud designs regu1ar
 Pure in of patterns with without
 price price , ss Pure linen table c1ot andn
 
 Regular price $2.98 price $2.4S
 Regular price $3.ss. sale price S29s.
 Regular $4.9s price $3.8s q #e UNION LINEN CEFgTEEsPIECE nicely scalloped I Regular price 25c,
 Regular sale eprice
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-06
COATS

45-inch $25.00 Blk. Persiana Coats, guar anteed Things, Plush collars and cuffs $25.O0 .s.........s...4 NOW $16.T5
 Blk. Astrachan full lined 45-inch Coats good quality yarn, dyed lining, $2ooO. s.. -...s-. ..s. ....s........ NOW $12.76 Goats, $15.00 value .-........A........... $9.75
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
n@otfnr6 nn6 Mebforb."

~ ~ I - - ~ ~ = y - . -
@incn beIuItigenoen &einfaG crle6-
te am Gage rod Dem SroenSregen
Der o@enerolon5eiger" in g8. @r bat
te biSber itetS bcltritten, Dab er ge-
miiie NaGri6tcn bon Der 9onfltrrcn5
oboride! gtiin bro6te chen 0ieie Som
furre13 ou Groenstagc ail9 ais Ie-
forierte oen Siittmeilter &ebforb imO
ben Segemeiiter @atfur0l So9lei6
las man nun I'M y@enernlan5eigcr"
alt6 Die gtomen oieier NIT Sroen Be
gIiidten, ole gar nidt eriitieren. @er
Ole 9tamen in anOerer &eibenfolge
bon binten IieIt fihoet Ocn SoB.
,9rofber 0rudt ob". - Somit bat
Ser @.er n@eneroIan5eigcr", nenn
oud ortbogropbildb ni6t gan5 geuau,
10 oo6 in ieinen eigenen Spalten ein-
geitan0en, oaB er oborudt. 9ieiem
e6rIi6en SelbitbefenntniB babeu mir
nidts peiter bin5u5ufiieen benlerft
Der triump6irenOe 9oleee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
q efaenh B.

Electromagnetic (Oem Suusberrn
Die @ortbeiIe Der llnfu1Oerii1eruns
tldrIesenb): r@eieBt ben San, es mir
be Sbnen nur Elm Singer gequeti9t, 70
bGB ct obgenommen perben miiBte -
gleib baben Sic einen 9tnIpru9 auf
ifttnDeitens brei Mille!"
0ie Satin (ent5iidt einfaGenO)
n9l9, bus fpGre ia reiaenO, MGnn9en;
Du t0nnteit Du enOli9 meinen iebnli9z
ften Wuni9 erfiiIIen unb mid einige
Mpnate on bic Ribiero lhiden!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Sefm tn E b.

8 et m no c y.
GbIoec hn.me 9urebucb in glnlerifd
(9il5erner Mimourt).
@obl i6oni Go6c oaerbono
SinO 5'ba uno 5'Gicb I'M fr0nlOe
Sono;
@er0ienit un0 2Gbtig bo.ui 3D.
S bas oebeime ME 10.
0o6 bdtt 80 es eoloigs Sus,
@s trpbt mi oppiS 0o6 no Orus;
$ bGtt 10 glDh mis- Ser5 bon @e1,
90 lang | DDt bo beime be. r
@s traimt mer wdbrli iepi gtadt
8om Gee unO DO O'r gllpepra6t,
&om licbe hline &ater9uet,
8om S9dsli friiif mic Wtil6 nnO
8luct
9olo gb0ri ou Ser 9lIpborn9Iang,
llnO Semtcgliit imO SSooelgiunG'
so Gbilbiton3 luo Soitnohtipel,
@ie troumtS elm gar 30 oeni 10 rel!
so, iettig SrGim Die grDfit a,
Yie 0enft Der Gag ne immer Orn
Gas Sinipeb 6mtO uno motht 70
i6uer
llno's 2Gbe 90 miro balt uno leer.
- -, -
Tos Seimipeb brmg mi no is Grab,
Drum pad i1 Ut unb reiie db,
llno dumi bel, tits erlti g8ort:
$50 SromoiS gnue, COB niiHme
fortl~
NlIoiS Stigcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
On ioIIit BEN Geiertog
1eiligenl

9[n eincm Sonntag ltebt oui Der
9orfltroBe cine @ritppe balbwiihli'
oer 9irriden. Ger Gaiper bat beim
8reisfegrln cine Cans geponneu imo
berlteiaert iie fur5erbano.
Ger @laiiuS bietet.
Ger G6riitinu Iegt eincn @roideu
orailf.
Der aaIilnir tbut Elm lpeiteres.
SSn oieIem Slirpenblid fomnlt Ser
EoItor ou5u. ST bebt mobnenO Den
Singer rnO ingt.
~aaipar, ipie luutet OaS brittle Se-
bot?~
Inns frcuOig erregt eripiOerte Der
@efraete:
recens fuf8ig, So6pirOen, -iebn
Se Orieber21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
scr mihioe @r9m m e r.

@efonnter (ju einen ar6mer, ser
iib IN ben 9illbeitanO 5uriidge5oecn
bot): uSie iebeu etUaS moeer aus,
mein 2ic6er,"
Ser pisige ardmer: .Sa, icben
sic, id uWiege" nidt 70 piel mic
IoEIt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

s9uB id ben iunssn Mleperbeim eis
men &orb gegeben babe, iheint ibm
Das Sera gebroten gu 6aben."
nS6eint9 Rein, bas bat es that
i6dli6 5ur6olgc gebabt; nlitten Sird
lit es gebro9en."
nWie meinit Du bas2"
nNun, iA iub i'm gcitern duf Der
MuStenrsOOute nit apei 9amen iOuz
pieren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

@ontrabicto in uojecto.
Waanu elmer Gr5.2antippe. sStb
Tam mir gar ieinen gr0Beren @ioers
ipru6 bcuten, ais .penn elmer IoQt:
gWeine %~au 9at mid bOspiaig Der.
ldhenn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Gin 10 a brer SeQen.

Spnntagsidger (3u Ieinem. SugOs
t6eilbober): .llnTere Sdgerei 1T eis
gentli9 Elm per5ammt tbeures @er@
9niigen. ~ Ge9nen mir 8abnfabrt -
SagOI4ein = @uffenl9ein - Munis
lion ,llnO, aGssr mag ipnlt nod Drum
unb bran bGugt, 10 toitet uns Elm
SaIs ipenigens OreiBie Murt."
nDreiBig Mart! = Da TT es ia
Gin ipubrer Segen, baB mir 10 ipenlg
trcffen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Sa- 5 q II Il.

Sremoer: ,,S9oOe, oab in oieier
Staot Ole beiieren Ssomilien fi1 &C.
gen Den @erfebr 70 obiGIieBen.~
@inbeimii4cr: nSoqen Sic Oos
niht, i'd babe 4. g. einen Ontcl, Der
bat in ocn feipitcn e6iliern 3itritt. "
Gremoer: so, pas 1T er 3cnn9"
Ginbeimiider: ,9rieitr1ger."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Stnnfp ru G.

Sin flsines 2ed tann Ii9erli9
Sin grOBes S9iff Deroerbsn
llnO an bem tleinen S9ldngsnlti9
@ewiB Der Gjr0Bte iterben;
Sin fleiner 5unte tonn i'm gu
Sin 9aus in 2lId6e Ienten:
90 muBt bei tleinem 9lnlnh 0u
9ie Solgen itets bebenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
@eriohnt.

Cine itdnOioe @obnuue.
&ousbeiiber: 81 &relB is ocS nit
De @ietbsberrlL Srou auppfme0er,
bert bnb i'd 81 eiltent qeiagt: s LAB
Sie net ans Der gSobnung, bis Der
Wietbs5ins 6e5ablt is ~ ilno GA Bat
er eantiportet: rs bab mir ifou Iong
aane I6tGnbiQe Wobnun0 QpiinI9t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
6 + m q b n q

93rot Gu ieinem Spr6BIino): rG8
mor cine 6rou bier, oie Fat eeiugt,
3u bait i6r 6eniter eingeporfeu unO
iie NIT Dem Stein an oen 4opf getrof-
fen. Sie5 Gid bod d bishcn Dor,
penn Gu 6eniter einpirfItl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
@sttfHh!sr.

Serr (pOr benz 9lufIties, gu ben uns
bersn Souriiten): SD, itnD nun Itede
ii9 ieber nod eine Puae Sett ein!"
yllufinn; oardus parbe ia @lii9s
ipeinl"
.Soa Wo5n 9aben mir bonn bic
@letf9er?!4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
slim N /.

n9luf Oem porid6rigsn 5aIbingss
Wldsfenboll bo6en Sie Ii4 oerIobt unb
beute iteben Sic i6on in S9eioung2"
~9m ~ oa boben Sis ii4 eigcntlicb
Idnell bemostirt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Meitcr

5rernO (eincs Seirotbspermitt.
Iers): r0u rpoltelt ood Die @ernitt-
hung ihon Dor einem Sabre oiliae6en
lno betreibIt Iie immer nod9"
DS5a, meiBt Gu, id babe ga nod
II pnor aIte 2aOeubiiterinncit, Bic
nodtc i1 germ erit losidlagcu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
@ a 7 q e II \ II III 0 r.

@eidngniBoiiieber (8um 0eIin.
auenten): ogSiiniden Sic lid ctmls
@eionocres SIR lebten Wiobl5eit?"
-nMlir lit oles red)t, mr laiAt
peroolIib mn Bes ieiuI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
GBerubiquno. a.

nPrBtauienO, Sobann, sic rau4cn
ia boAnoble @igdren!"
rSa, Serr Baron; aber lie Hammer
nod aus meincr !eBtsn Stelung%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
9auIe Qlusreha,

rSabtn Gle fcb bsnn i'm Srte Iboa
na9 9lrbeit umseIe6en9"
v0as 1T mir bel meincm ItiIen
9ule gang unmOsli4!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Sin g h linn m er.

Banter (na9 benz MostenbaQ):
.9(ber aud nidt elm ein8iger 1T ouf
ben @sodnten getommen, OuB i@ in
bem &Gubertoitiim iteder fonnts.4 y
sSreunO: ollnb babel liegt er bod 10
mabel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
ggo it Ser @aaIcr2 2


,0ie rabiate GrouenreHtlerin
Gdreper lit ipe9en icbmerer 9eIeloi.
gilngen eingeiperrt iporoeu."
nIas lit ibr gan5 recbt MN
miiBte iie mdbrcnO i6rer @oit Wnr
nod Selbitgefc1tes eilenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

pSie Doben in &arr6cim cinen
&anoel nit oitem @iier etabIirt? SIT
Der @Iae oiinitig2"
uSpoB Scoer 6e6ntc @lann BAT
" AlltoBlobilI~ ss 'yvr---S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
8 o6nt Mot.

Mutter: mas 1T 0snn los9
9o9ter: Der 3immerGerr bat mid
getiiBt; parum bilt Dit 6enn nidt ges
tommen, uls ih na4 Dir rief2"
nN1 mas! Der illnae WlenIb Tam
Did ia bod nidt beirutben"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

Sribden OtoI5: uMuiti, Iiutti.
ebeu bat mid Der Serr @iirgermeiiter
nit Sic angereoetl"
Ninttcr: .NQnu?lN 49,
6riBbel: 9SSaioo6l, am &ele,
p1onl" asF'. -v4Vv ~ seNbW.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

Serr: n@esboIb betteln Sie Neuu9
Sic 6o6cn ooh geiinoe @licoer2"
gettler: ..@erIangen oenn OerScrr,
Dab idb mir iiir Die pnar Seller Die
Sie mir bieIleidt ge6en perOen. nei-
ne geiilnoen @lieoer oerfriippeln
ioQ?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

g1i6ter: .!6aben Sic fi9 benn iibers
baupt i9ou NAL einen @roI3en Our4
e6rlic6e 2(rbeit Derbient2"
rSbo! 5uff5ig blante Mdrter Iino
mir uelli9 ausge5ablt poroen, tpie id
meine IeBten Ie45e3n MOnute abges
md4t batte!"
n@os miirO e It on itun,
@eorg ioenu Ou einmal@ittuer mir
6elt2"
80, OaSiclbe oenfe if, mic ou,
ipenn on @ittlpe ipGreitl"
a9lbldcuIiHer llno on bait mir
INNER oeiagt, 0ob on bid ME pieocr
ber6eirotbcn iuiirocltl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Der Geebd /

&apitGn Gu ieiner in Der @eIells
i@oFt OebiiiirenOen 9o9ter): IRA. Ros
lei ~ oaS 1T beute Dein geiclI9dftlis
der StapeIIauf!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
QLus Der g @uIe.

Nus Der Q 9ule.
aglsnnt mir ihdbIide SnIsttsnl"
Ser W3oi.Gfer."
rgii1tie".
Scr &ortoffeItdfer."
nGut; nod eins!"
Die glotbbremIe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
9 ~ Scr g d miere.

o9nio gut, mir wollen SIR Stiid
auifiibret, porousgeieBt, Dob lie fci-
nc Eontieme rerlanger lnp ms Ole
i'm 3. glft oorfommenoen @camiirite
unO 8ierrlinHcu Iicfcrnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
@i@ere8 @IGb4en.

2uOe; sd fBc gu ierns inn Sell
lerlnfdI!"
gbs: sd OO9; bic Sreppe ruff is
bet 8uusi9meiBeu bod ni9 10 elns
fo6!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

g8ie 9ubenineibelt iinO Oie 6rau'n,
gliGt 81 OurbihmI'n;
gllein Iie laiien 49,
Sid nitbt iM &leb ll 4
SonOern mlr in @oIo faiisE ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
@ittere gegIeit4rf6 c /.

s t1ltng.
2uoe: ug8at idipiite oeuu eaaI uif
Oein'n &oiienOoftor2 @r bat Cir
ooA geiiInO gemadtl" ,
goe; nSlber arbeetsiabig OQ@l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
9I To 3 aru m.
lie @eI03"

gr: sd CLAUDE, gu PUGET Did
fir dnbere Mdnner, Selmu!~
vQl6er TriB! - 9as bsiBt - inIos
fern ia, uls es bic anbern drgern ToG,
bdB Iie tbren 6ralen ni9t aud 10
sIegante Soiletten tapfen t0nnen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29

nSa, oenfeu Sie IiG, Srau 0iGt6in:
meine emma liebt 5ipei ilinge Serrcn,
lnO iie meiB aicbt, pelben iie iud5.
len ioll"
- .91lln, cod oelL ser iie pd6Ien
n,irAiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-29
Sin 9 @Gauen

Y u = y U U I
Serr gum 9iener eines S9riFtItel=
IerS): gWas mac6t Sbr Serr9"
Ser f9reibt einen S@puntl"
nNie pifen Sie bus 10 gendu9"
oWenn er all einem 8oltsftiid
f9reibt, trintt er Bier Ousu! Bel Ell
mem Quitipiel Mein uno beint
SNIpant Qit0r ~