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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-04-04
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-04-04
CAN'T KEEP A SECRET.

George AIDE, over cup of afternoon
tea with group of synical bachelors
at the Chicago Athletic club, said;
"A married man buttonholed me in
the billiard room an hour ago and told
me frightful scandal.
Don't let this go any farther,
George he ended.
No, certainly not said I. But how
did you happen to hear ito
"'Oh, the wife, of course he an
swered. She's just like all women
can't keep a secret"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-04-04
WHAT HE MEANT.

Dear me, / wish / had never learn.
ed to play cards!" exclaimed man
who had been unfortunate in his play.
"You mean you wish you had learn.
ed, don't you?" was his wife's sarcas.
tic reply.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-04-04

Igen extracted from the air to be left
in the soil to fertilize it, This same
plant will not only resuscitate the bac-
terial life without which there is no
life at alp but will actually furnish
profitable and easily grown and har-
vested crops of hay, to be sold for cash
or to be fed to salable cattle which be.
fore leaving the farm will pass out
much of the fertiIizing constituents of
this hay (about nine dollars worth of
| fertilizer from each ton of hay con-
sumed), to further enrich the soil for
greater crops This plant is lespedeza
strata, sometimes called Japan clover.
Besides the depleted soil, in the re.
gion indicated, we find the entire in
nate disposition as well as habit of the
people for several generations to be
for the production of only one or two
standard crops. There is not one char
acteristic observable in them that
promises any success at truck raising,
branch of agriculture requiring more
versatility as well as application than
any other. If we can learn to success
fully, proftably, produce two or three
standard crops that is surely the ut
most we can reasonably promise our
selves.
Lespedeza will produce an excellent
hay and forage crop on all our soils
except probably those of decidedly
sandy composition (sandy loams)
But as cardinal principles the follow
ing six recommendation should be
borne in mind
/. Secure reliable seed
2. Properly prepare ground.
3. Sow one bushel per acre.
4. Keep weeds topped off.
5. Cut for hay, not for straw
6. Cure properly.
On the same farm producing lespe.
deza should be grown oats flor which
with proper care the South is better
adapted than any other portion of
America, as can be easily proven) and
corn. When farmer has harvested
full crop of oats in June, hay in
September, and corn in October, his
year is we'll filled with work and his
pocket well supplied with money. Such
La system promises, right here in the
South:
1. The surest crops known;
2. The most profitable field crops;
8: The cultivation of our waste land
with but little additional team which
we can not afford, or extra labor which
is not here;
4. The rehabilitation of our impov.
erished land with but slight or no ex.
pense for commercial fertilizers;
5. Crops easy to put in at conven-
lent seasons of the year;
6. Crops handled mostly by machin.
cry;
7. Crops easy to market by whole.
sale.
Treatment of each principle to be
borne in mind for success in raising
lespedeza could profitably fill all by
| itself as much space as this entire ar
J ticle, but we will try to merely touch
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-04-04
AS A SOUTHERN FARM INDUSTRY
BY SUCCESSFUL WEST FELC|ANA PLANTER
g. S. McGehee in Modern Farming)

The writer is a practical man and
has no desire to waste his time or
Modern Earnings space speaking to
other than practical men. To him who
considers agriculture a plaything, or a
diversion, or really aught but serious
science, to the farmer who does not
consider the crumbling glebe in front
OF his pillow share more beautiful than
Jail the silver-capped waves on old
Oceans bosom, or who is not more
fascinated by the dew-drop on the corn
tassel than by any diamond ever mined
in India, who can not meet the whist
| ling bobwhite without thinking of his
gun, who does not swell with enthus-
iastic love for God and his neighbor
when he dashes out on a fall morning
when the frost is on the pumpkin and
the fodder in the SHOCK" we have not
a word to say. The world is large
enough to contain us all in peace, but
these are not of our kind.
One passing in daylight from Ham
mond to Memphis is simply appalled,
at the quantity of unproductive land
everywhere. Not only are the fields
untitled, bat the fences are in decay
and the houses are falling down. The
country is desolate. A casual glance
is enough to show that it is country
without manufactures, that practically
it's only support must be derived from
agriculture, and that agricultural pro-
duction has ceased. Doesn't that
spell ruin?
Rehabilitation.
Now the question that imperatively
presents itself is: Inasmuch as the
past Tor present) system has destroyed
this land and must destroy it's people
|also, if not remedied, how can the
country be rehabilitated-by peanuts,
popcorn, soy beans, tomatoes, and all
the repertory of the refreshment man
at circus door? We are sure it can
not. The soil itself has been abused
almost to complete destruction. While
the LintOnia clays are excellent as sub
soils, they are, of themselves, without
admixture of organic matter, unpro-
ductiVe, their chemical elements nee
essary to plant life are insoluble, they
Iare almost imperVious to moisture, the
rainfall is not absorbed but nearly all
runs off carrying the soil with it,
The land has been cultivated (poorly
cultivated) in cotton until all the or
ganic matter has been leached out, the
bacteria are dead, and it will not again
be fertile until something has been
iplanted to restore it to a condition rem
dering normal bacterial activity posi-
BILE. While any of the legumes would
aid in restoring the fertility, many of
them require rich soil to begin with,
and others are too costly in first cost
or in cultivation.
We know of just one plant that will
begin to grow at once on any of this
land, will cover the entire surface
will send down deep taproots to loosen
the soil, both mechanically and with
their own fibre, which roots will form
nodules containing more or less nitro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
9sreNint ii6cr @cItcnSc.


@oitor Sortou glou6t ui6t an allge.
meinen 6rieoen inter gIotiouen
93lw ourd oen @loubeu lit er
81 erriuaeu @rop6e5eit moe-
rem %eltfrieg.
Ser iebiae arieg 6ilOete geItern
9(beuo Oos Sbema oeS 9oItorS 2.
9. Sorton BON @oi6iuotou, 9. g., in
ser @oI6roof Sic6enten Gag 9Ioben.
tiiteu Stride. @r ipro6 ii6er oas
@nOe Der @elt, oos 3ipeimal in Der
9ibcl genonnt peroe; oeS6al6 iollte
Seoer ieiue 3eit 10 6euubeu ooB er
bei Dem iblieBlben Gnoe oes @elt-
alls 81 Den 9lusgemGblteu ge66re.
lleber allgemeiuen 6rieOen iogte ser
&aitor: nGS iit re6t, Dob mir oen
5rieoen erntut5igen, i6cr i6n ipre.
den unO fiir i'm or6citen o6er mir
0iirfen ms nibt Dem EruabilO bin.
gc6cn 0ob mirflic6er, mo6rer 6rie.
Den anOers ais olrh Oie 9i6el cr-
5ielt meroen fonn. Ger ein3igc ma6re
6rieoen lit ser oen Der Srie0ensiiirit
gepGbrt. Gieicr Srie0cu fonlmt fiir
Oen @in3elnen unO fam 9tationen
ni1t olS @inbeit 6erii6ren ionoern
MIR wie Die 9lnge60rigen 0ieier ga.
tion i'm beiiben 9}o1 Dem groBen
ariege miro 5meiielSo6ne cine @olie
eintreten, mgliidli6cr @eiie wcroen
aber Niaude glou6en Dab es feineu
&rieg mebr ge6cn wir0, ooB 6rieoen
oilf Groeu 6erridcn miro lmO oos
Wlillenilm nuf grOcn no6c lit. Ties
Itebt uidt inn Ginflong nit ser
Stimme Ocs 4ropbeten, nod nit ser
Scnocn5 OcS 3eiioltcrs, g9ir meroen
nod cineu iolcben internationaIen
@rieg ie6eu oluie er ME nor, ieit
cine g}atiou 6citan0, ielbit bis 3u ie.
ner 3eit" oenl mmittelbot oorauf
Gbriltns cpigeRcgieruu9 folgen uir6
uuO mir gIlle, 0eren Siinoen nir6t
perGe6en iuarclL inn Dor 0en 6eilono
81 treten merOen Oen So6u Ger @e.
rcbtcu nift ernten"
Foitor &oScon g. @oer Ser 9rd
iiOcut Der G6eiopeofc Gouicrcn5 ser
Siebcnten Sog 9Iopentiiien STRIDE,
cr0finete oie @erionmhng nit eli
uenI @e6et iiuo etli1cn einleitcnoen
Mortcn.
@om A. bis If. 0fto6er miro oie
G6eiopeofe Goniereu5 IN Der @oI-
broof Stride an ser 8. ShoBe,
no6e glort6 glpeme, IN Sibung
iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
@iftiae YiIse


@eruria6en obermols oen 300 5meier
@erIonen. Sos. 9. Groiier unO
SRI. g(nnd Solocepib an @ergii-
ting geitor6en. Gas jmge
@do6en Oas 5meite 0pier i'm
alei6en Sauie.
9l6ernolS iiuO 5mei %erionen Dem
@enuiic giftiger @il5c erlegen. 0ie
Sooteu limo:
SameS g. Groiier, wo6nbait in
9}r. 2280, g9ooO6errD 9lpenue, mar
bis firr5 Dor ieinem GoOc bel ooQcm
9cuuBtiein mo lit icbwer inter oen
SDmptomen Der 0ergiftlng.
Sri. 9lnna SalaceOiB, wobn6ait in
9lr. 645, @eit Som6aroitr, itarb
geitern W}orgen fur5 nob 3 llbr I'M
llniperiitots-S -Soipitol
SRI. Solacepis lit OoS 3peite 0pier
ans Dem Souie 9ir. 645, @eit Cont
barOitraBe. 9lm ISreitag 0lorgen
mar ibr Sri. 9lnnie Srlmiute, a6t-
5cbn Sabre alt, i'm Eooe pormlsge.
gaugen. 9lae 9eioe 6otter 5uiam-
men nit 5ranf 9obonSfi Don Der glei-
den 9loreiie am leBten Sanitag Oas
uerocr6en6riugenoe @eribt gegeiien
9lu6 Sobousfi erfronfte, fonnte ie-
bod Our6 ioiort angewauote @egen-
mittel gerettct merOeu.
Sr. Groiier aB Die gil5e, wel9e
pom por6erge6enoen Eag aui6cwabrt
porOen maren om leBten 0onner-
itag 2lm 2(benO erfranfte er uno
war bel 9lnflmit zines 9lr5teS 6ereits
anger Dem 9ereibc aler dr5tIider
auni;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
NinR iidJ iucgcm llufnllS pcruut-
murten.

9lcuben g(. Glenn ser I'M Is. 9i-
Itrift BON 9oltimore-Gountp mobnt
miro nGcbiten Donneritag Rihtcr yti-
coli in @oDans Dorgefiibrt merOcn,
weil CT lebten Sonntog unge6lib in
bctrutfcneu 3uitonOe in Oos Wiotor-
ru0 BON @oil StottlemcDer in Der
SlGbe bon Godapspiae bineinfubr.
q(lf oeul Motorrno ioB ouberStottle
meper nod Sri. GOitb ailouff Die
idiper perlett felt lebtem Sonnto9
i'm r9lngemeineu @}arplanO @oipi.
tai" oornicoer liegt pdbrenoStottle-
ueper bel Dem llnfoa nit einenI
9(rm6rlh ouoon fam. Die &orfiihs
runq BON @lenn erfol9t ouf glntra0
bon STlfs 9lutonobil Gonmillar
0,ibion Der 0en Sal untcriubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21

Soiiing Der ueitereu @robIeme bel.
trogeu. Eos merifoniihe &olf, beiBt
es meiter, iei iebt pollitdnoig BON ben
pobIpollepoen 9lbiihteu Scr ameri.
touiibeu &cgieurlng iiber5eugt lin0
fein 9lmerifauer meroe 10 bod geod.
tet, iuie Ser ASrGiiOent
Cine d6ulide Gepei6e Don Dem
omerifoniiden @ice.@ouiui in Gin
Ooo @oriirio Gia5 meloet, Der lluob.
bdngigfeitStag iei BORT am 16. 5. D}
in better Oroning geieiert worOen
iino Ole @erfiinoltng ser amerifoni
ihen Neoierung, ibre Iruppen aus
@era Gru5 5uriid5l5iebeu, babe oeu
gntbuiiosmus ouf oen S6bepitntt
ge6raHt.
8otfdaft Garron5os an
4rdfiOent @ilionun.
terpegs.
can 9lntonioe Ger. 2O.Sept.
Ser @ripatiefretdr @uitano GSpi.
no5a Nlireles paiiirtc bier aeitcru
NIT elmer Spe5iolbotibait oes @ene.
rails 0arran5a an &rGiioeut 9iIion
olf Dem @e9c nod @ai6ington. @r
woIlte iih iiber oen Sn6olt aber niht
meiter duBern, ais Dab er iaote, iie
be5ie6e iib auf Den 6rieoeu uno oie
Moblfabrt Nerifos.
9lnertennung fiir bic q 8.
mirGle5 let9eruno
Badger.
g9oibington, 30. Sept6r.
Marineiefrctdr Goniels ri&tete ae.
itern Sdrciben an sic Gontre-9lomi.
r0le 6rouf :. Slctbcr imo Badger,
in weI1en er III Oeu mGrmiten 9mS.
oriidcn 0ie Geroienite anerfonntc
pelbc iie iidl I'M Yerlaui oer erpeoi.
ton Der otlautiiden 6lotte noh &era
Grl5 crworben baben
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NnnMeit ii6cr sMmibls Su6.

lle6cr Den 200 BON GbarleS g..
59niib miro beute 9lbcnO Coroner
2r. GbQnl6ers in Der mittlcren @oli-
jeiitation cinen Snqucit 6altcn @ic
5ercits i'm oSonntags Gorreipon.
ocnten~ ouSfii6rli6 6eriHtet, plIroe
S1mib cas- Npfer elmer Stcd 2lifai.
re, melde iiH an Samitag 9Ibcno IN
sem Gta6liiicmcnt Der Sbompion@6e.
micol So. am 6nBc Der 9accltraBe in
SiiO Baltimore 5litrig. S6mib
mar Elm NlitglicO Der fotbolii1cn Ct
Seromc'S Stride unO ge60rte 81 Dem
0&erbeiiertcu GrOcn Der Scptaio-
p6eu.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
SmIfs in Der glOtN.

(9lns Der oIeuticb glmerifoniiden
misunderstanding
go immer in oieiem 2anoe Gent.
ibe mobnen miro iebt eiirig uno nit
piel @riolg oofiir a9itirt Oen Stonl-
mesgenoiicn in europa Die in ben
eniieblitben @elten6rouo nit bineins
qerotbeu iino, ser giot6 uno Gleno
iiber eineu groBen S6eil Der 9eD0lfe-
rirng bringen muB un0 piele aultur.
Grruugeniboften geluoltiom 5erito-
ren miro. iina3ielle &iilfe 81 briu,
gen. 9llh mir ais Ieuti9 2lmerito.
niihe 1ppogropbia iollteu in oieier
3eit Der iAwereu 9}otb natiirlih
nibt nliiBig 5nie6en, iunoern unieren
S6eil ou5u beitragen Inn oieiel6e
linoern 3u belfen on mir ia leioer
mohtlos iino. Dem ihredliden Wlor.
oen Ginbalt 81 tbun Bon oieem
colen @eoonfen aetrieben, bat oie
Topographic glr. 13 in st @aul Die
Snitiotioe ergriiien llno ocn iibriger
Gopograpbios einen iiir pie llrob'
itimmune geitellten 9lntrao 8meds
lluieritiibilta unterbreiiet Der ple
iolgt lauiei:
n9eibloneu, oaB Der glillihtsratb
Der Ieuildl 2lmerifanlldcn 0ppo'
arapbio ungewieien miro, lofort nab
itatiitengemdBer 9lunobme oieles
glntroocs eintalicno Collars sur
llnteritiibung Der perplmoeten oeut-
iben rno oiterreihiitb imgoriidel
arieeer iouie Der &itiwen uno
@oiicu Der i'm Sample iiir's 9otcr.
ltuo Seialleuen al cine fiir oiele1
3Ued orgonilirie @llllsgelellldali
ous3u5ablen~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
gSerOiente 3iidltionno.

Sin Gbemonn bat oas 9ie6t ieine
Srau nit ila1er @ono ms &eiidt
81 i6lagen, nm iie bonn @olliiiren
nit Dem Star" &oita0nger a65ubal'
ten, erfIdrte oeitern @lorgen 9iiGter
Smith in Der oitli6en @oli5eiiiation
ais Srau N3orp S. Sneioo BON glr.
1918, oGailern r9leenlie, poro ibm
itanO mo i6ren @atten aniduloi9te,
tie gei6lagen 81 6aben Nr Sneioa
lob Dies 81 mo iagtc, oaB feline 6rmi
cen &opf i6res &olt9dngers in Den
llrmen bate lno i'm gera0e fiiiien
woIltc, ais er am 6reitaa gI6enO ul-
Oenerft oaS Sous bctrat 9fidter
5mit6 entlieB Oen W|om itrailos
mo beio6l Dem aoitgdnger, ioiort
leine jebige @o6nng aiIi5ugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
0cnfmal fir 0r. Senrs Sodl6eimcr

Gin Nonfmol 8u @bren 0e5 Der
itorbenen Or. SenrD So6beiner, oes
Iongidbrigen 9fobbiners ser @oen-
StroBen- SDnngoee, muroe geItern
&orrnittog ouf DEM isroelitii6en
5rieobofe an Ger @de BON Baltimore
pno 3. SraBe in SieblouOtomn ent-
biiat. Or. g8iQiom 9ioienou pon
gutmp- &Iocc .Eempel mar Der Saupt-
re0ner. &iele @crionen maren bel
Scr @ntbiilimg onneieno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
S)RcrifauiidlcS

Slmerifa frelmoiide Gemoniiration
bei'm 9Sotionalieit. Ger 9ie.
gierllng in @uibington ge6eH Sc.
peiden 5ll OoB oas merifmiiiicbe
Golf bon ibren lpo6luoaenoen
2lbiibten ooQig iiber5eugt iei.
gSaibiuQton 20. September,
,Sn StaatS.Geportement purOe
gcItern eii Selegronn Oes amcri.
foniiben @cneral-GoniulS IN Nlon.
tereD befonnt ae9e6en monad 6ei
Dem merifoniiden Set ser llno6.
61ngigfeit feinerlei NliBfldnge Dor.
gefommen iino. n0ie aaer6eite
OrOulmg,~ 6eiBt es in Dem SeIe.
grantm ,,wurOe gewobrt imo oie
9lmerifoner umO onoere 9lusldnoer
purOen OemonitrotiO geieiert
9rigooe-@enerol Siniton Bat in.
ieineu lebten 0epeiden nibtS BON
irgeno welben Oro6cnoen Situatio-
ucn in @ero Grl5 erpd6ut, uno
man boift ooB General @orrau5a
eriubt mer0en miro, oen nod @era
Gru5 geflidteten W}erifoueru ieoen
um m0sli6en Sbub 81 geIudbren
lno iie nibt fir ibre E6dti9feit ga.
iel6it pdbreno ser amerifoniiAen
Sccupotion 81 beitroien
Gillo' S SIrmee gegen sic
9febeIlen.
GI@oio Ger, 20. Sept, 3pei
9rigaocn BON @enerol @iQa's glr-
NEE, ieoe ehpo 5000 N}onn itorf,
traien geiteru 9}odnlittog in Suorej
ein. 0ieielbeu weroen iitb ua1 @e-
lien bege6en Inn ole 9ic6ellion &c.
gen Die Gorron5a.&egiermg int
Stoot Sonora mo i'm Serritorinnt
Observation-Disclosures 81 unter0riiden,
@enn sic omerifoniihe Hcgierlug
eS geitottet meroen oie Sruppen ei-
nen 96eil oeS g9egeS ourd omeri,
toniibes @ebiet nebmen.
" &erifo's @roiiOenten-
ipa1l.
@oibinQton 20 September.
9Ils 9ieiultot Ser @er6auoingen
oes merifoniiden 9}otional Con.
penis, meI6er AM 4. Sftober er0iinet
miro unO oeiieu 9(lsgoug man bier
nit Spoumug entoegen iiebt miro,
mie cs 6eiBt ermartet BOB @eueral
Gorron5a ols eriter G6ei 8uriidtritt
lno 6ernonoo Soleiios Goloeron,
ser Siibrer ser liberolen @ortei in
@lerifo, 5un prouiioriicben @ralioeu.
Ten eriudblt miro, ibelder Die allgc.
meinen gSo6len 81 leiten bat bel
weldcn porousiihtlih Gnrrou5a ais
Ganoioot ouitreten miro.
Gem StootsOeportemeut ge6en nod
INNER @liidwlnicboepeihen 81 Dem
9eidhB Der 9l0iunlnq bon @ero
@rn5 81 unO in elmer oerlelbeu ole
ans 81 %oio fommt bciBt cS, Die
@loBrcgcI meroe lore wobltdtige
Rirfllha nidt oeriebIen mo Uiel 5lr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-21
3m yra6c oetraoem.

Infer groBen Srauergetol9e piir-
oc geitern 9laAmittog 6rau slnna =.
Sdinoele, ge6. &otber, bic lebten
Ircitag inl sitter BON 66 Sabren aus
Dem 9e6cu l6ieo, pom Erouer5oule,
9}r. 1886, Oit G6aieitraBe, ans alf
Dem Gmonuels 6rieO6oie oil Der
Sarforo &oo0 sur etpiaen 9iube BEL
acicbf. S6one @hImenipcnOen
i6miidten Ocn Sorg ser EoOteu- Fos
Itor @riciemeiiter BON Ser G6rilmS-
@emciuOc in Socuit Gomt biclt cine
crgreifen0e Sralerreoc-
,Srou Shinoelc wlroe om sep
tem6er 1913 in 9reslau in SHleiieu
Qe6oren lm0 fam ais junges Gldodell
mad glmcrifa. sic perbcirot6ete iib
Dor IA So6ren nit @rn @m SHin-
oelc, Der lie nebit ieinen 5mei ainoern
1ricOriA gSilbelm S1iuOele, 0rgo-
nit in Der G6riltus Stride IN Soclllt
@oint, ino 6rau 9(nua 8iscott iiber-
lcbt. Serner miro oic 0abingelbic-
ocne bon i6rcm @rlioer, Srn. 9iobert
@}. 9lot6er 95rdiioent ser Sopfins
@locc Sporbonf, lno orei Gnfclfin.
bern betrouert. gllS 8obrtubtrdger
iunQirten oie SS. @iesner, giscott,
G6omos, Sd0nrid, Sdlaiier uno
9reliel.
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Nerien ber eta0tuatcr N @n0e.

glad oreimonatliber Serien5cit
meroen belltc sic StaotpGter ibre
E6Gtigteit pieoer ouine6men. 81
Sen bollptidbliditen @ei6diten in Scr
6elltioen Sibipg miro Die Grlpd5-
luna eines 9Io6iolaers fiir Srn. $.
s. ailmer bonn eriten Hot6s5lpeige
5G6len. Sr. ailmer reii9nirte be.
fonntlid, ga er Den Soften eineS
Steuer SSnipeftors occeptirte. gs
lit 10 gut wie iibcr, OoB Sr SSo6n E..
6orO BON Der 10. g9oro, Elm Wlitglieo
Der @eidngniB 9e6orOc 5um 9iad-
folger oes Srn. ailmer erlpd6lt pcr.
oen miro. Sr. 6oro mar bcreits
m16renO ser 6oDes Administration
i'll 1899 Gin Wlitglieo oes 5tootrot6s.
g}oh 9l6lauf icines 9lmtsterniins
muroe er BON Gr-N}opor Wlabool gum
9Ritglieo Der @eidngniB 9eb0roe er-
nannt umo ipGter BON @1opor @reiton
micOercrnannt.
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g0cacn @ranSItiftlIna perdaftet.

llnter 0em &er0oht Ger Nronoitifs
ting wiroe oeitern @loraen oie 9le-
germ 9lnnie @6itafer bon glr. 1874,
Siio 8et6eIitraBe, fiir Elm weitcres
@er6or in Der 0itli6en @oli5eiitatiou
feitge6olten. SSn Dem Salie glr. 127,
Siio 9etbelitroBe, broh am Som-
ltog 9l6eno an orei perihieoenenStel.
len Seuer ans. 0ie Ger6oitete ioll
Die 9ette in Dem Nouie geueieu iein,
mas iie ieood leugnete. trobocm Der.
icbieoene 3el9en 9egeu lie ouitraten.
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lnertcnnung fiir bic q s.
mirGl 5let6eruno
81 Annr


gS q ibineton 90. September.
Der Ylan omerifuniiher 9on.
fiers, einen 6onos bon 100000.
600 in @olO on6ulegeli, Inn Ole ome.
rifouiiben @erpflihtlmgen in euro.
pa bel @erfau prompt oeden 3u fon.
nen bat Ole 8uitimming DER Bun.
OeS 8eleroe Gommiliion gefunoen.
Gie 9}otional6onfcn in sen Central,
9ieieroe. ln0 &eicrDe. StGoten mer.
Oeu mifgeioroert meroem 5u oieiem
5onO bei5ltrogen, ole 9onobonten
mer0en Oa5ll ober porauSiihtlid nidt
beronge3oeen meroen. Sroeoem ihon
Elm 9{ems Yorfer SDnoifot OieDedung
Der Sbligotionen Der Stobt glep-
yort in europa i'm 9etroge bon
$S0,000.O00 iibernommen bat, red)
net man ood nod oif meitere geis
trGge Ser SEEM Norfer glationalban.
fen 5u Dem Sono bon bunoert Wlil-
ilonen. 1oS @ol0 miro bel oer3meig.
iteIe ser @onf bon GnglonO in Cr.
tapo in Canada oeponirt meroen.
s ner1ter 2inie miro eS iib 0arim
Donoelu einen 9etrog BON $4,000.
600 bis $25OOO,O00 oufou6riugeu.
9ie 9eihliiiie be5iiglidb Ger @in5eln.
beiten meroen ieood erit in fiinftigcr
&ode oefaBt weroen.
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9SaulOlua fommt.

9(niongs puroe 6efiirhtet OoB sic
Goritealng Der befannten rliiiiden
Ballet &0nigin Yoploma in Der
o9pric" in 6olgr oes 9luS6ru6s oes
eltropdiiden &rieges ausfoaen miiB-
tc. SIS lit iebt oie 9}a6ridt eingc-
trofien oaB Oic Sd8erin nit i6rer
ans 100 @erionen 6eitcbenocn Srup-
pc nab bier fommen miro. 0ei'm
9lus6rld oes arieges mar @oploma
in Berlin. Son BORT bega6 tic iiA
no6 Sonoon NO ie nit i6rem one-
rifanii6en @eid5dftslciter Mor &a-
binoff einc Gonicrcn5 6atte. Seit Die.
fer 3uiommenfllnit lit Sr. 9la6inoif
6ereits micOer IN 9lmcrito. Pm A.
Roucm6er tritt &a0loma 5um critcn
@lalc in Oieicr Soiion in 9'Gu Dort
aui.
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Sold trcueS @oIf, 10 aottcrge6en,
Gos mliB fiir olle 3eiten Ieben,
lin Si6t 81 ipeuoen bier lmo oort
Gem Geliic6Iono lit ser ItGrfite
Sort.
@o5l nniB es nod nit Sdmertern
iireiten,
God Oenft es fonmen onO're 8ei-
tenl
ga aie6t es meoer &rieg, nod
Sdronfen
N}on fdmpft Damn nur nod nit @e-
Oanfenl (9LS.S.)
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gom giirean 0ea staOt 0Ieometera.

Staot @eomcter Gopor0 g. Goo
nan mo9t an anoerer Steae OeS
.,Qeuti6en GorreiponOenten befonnt
OoB er on Somitag, Oen 26. oieies
Wlonots, Inn 10 llbr %ornittogs, Oas
9}ipeai Der bier SUB 9laep weitlid
bon Der GeOor 9lpenuc, bon Der err
iten 9lQeD n0rolid6 Ger "a. StroBc bis
sur 9unnedeiiroBe eiablircu miro.
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OIriff ieine Sdlmieaermntter an.

Soiep1 9Sriscor Don glr. 1910,
6leetiraBc i6ma ieine S6wicgcr-
mutter ms @eiidt, na6oem iie i6m
cine 3lredtueiilng be5iigli6 oes
ginfauis bon gSa6rlugsnIitteln gcge-
6en Bate. Gr nniBte Oaiir cine
Strofe ppn $t6.50 entrihten Oie ibm
0lihter Smith in ser 0itliHen Yolis
3eiitation aiiferlegte. ,Srau Barbara
Os3a6iewsfa mahte i6ren Shpicger.
iobn 0oraui allinerfiam OaB er I'M
Narft 6iaiger einfauien fonnc, ais
IN einem Saoeu. ASiscor fii6lte ii1
OaOurH 6eleioigt rno erfl0rte Dor
&ibter Smith. 0aB er oies ais 9enii-
genoen @rimO betrodte, Inn ieincr
SGwicsermutter cine berllntcr5alen
81 oiirfen.