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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27


3ii Der BON 0cm 8otmorer Delegation gSnl. vs. sou
al Nniang DER Sclion Der ScgSlotir cn9ereldten Su
uehc oaS J9cttcn aui Gcroerencn perbieet uter DER
obcr me cro6rcnc Hcnr6a6nipicler ia9cl oaS @ed)dt
nchcs cs pcrbcten ol i'm @cbenlen crit redt bluDen
miir0c, BAT Der 0ecgot Grn Sonan bon gSolbigtor
oountn Der GoriiBer 0cs i0i3al.9onttes oes llttcr
hollcs cin 9lmcnoemcnt eingcrcidt med)es cine Hcr
Do6.Gommiiiion cinebt oos @ctten oui FferOerennen
in cincr bcitnmtcn 6orm legaliiirt mo Dem Stnote
cine Eoacscnna6mc iir Die GrlabniB gum glbbnlten
BON &fcrocrennen BON $4,000 idert Sn d6nliber Mele
miro Oos &crocrcnncn ituo Mctte III acntlldp rc9l'
Iirt Sicrg bcmcrft INN Die ygaltimorc g1eps"
90 GcutilfD id, ctlobcu FAM cine iold)c Hegc'
hino an treiien nlib acntudD cnd)eloen DfarQlallo
lam iid Gor5 gcpiB nidt erlauoel Sle SlI' oes
Scrrn sal maQ lpe &crr GlDoc bebotptet elci gdBe'
Noufcn bon obIhtlihcn llcbcn nit uorgebldcr Nii'
acn0boftofcit ucroedc glber 6piidcn eller @orlnge
ucldc oc Spclcr i'm 0jebcimen begintgt, uno elner
9oroqc, locldc oen Staat 5um Sorpt gudnod)er Tr
ole orei Rermbabncn mod)t 81 wablen, 1T oc erlterc
Ood mmcr nod por5u5Ieben."
Qos femseidnct in Der orcliten 8or6c ocn bppofrl'
thcn 0jeilt inicrcs @an0es 9Sir uilieit ooB 9Guie
lebcl nidlt ourd 0ccbc uncrOrIdt ionocrn mr regi'
rt uerocu t0nnen oaB iic inter &nebenigS9ececn lnl
Gebeuuen nur inn 10 acio0rlidlcr mucbcrn.
IN 0eic &loiie gebort aldD OnS ip5inc lcbc %r
moac ms nm ieocn Ercis icbit enrcoci oaB mir cS
micr0riiden g9r mollen ms inter fcnen lmltooell
ourd perniinge &c9ilirlne ,ari einen @erged) MT
Dem Qoter~ enlaiicn Die ,oiienld]e" Froltitlltlon
nniB imteroridt peroci, trob0cm mir men oaB oos
Saiter iid Damn i'm Gcbcncn Inn 10 meter ouSbreitet.
9lbcr oos niadt nidts 9ar uid)t e6ci gar nd)t 5n'
ecbc ooB es Elm iol6cs llebcl geb
gdm pro6lcrii6 oocr iolbmgspoa iagcn tonnen:
.9ci ms acbt cs peOer @roittiou nod @etten an
9fer0ercnncn; mir iino Gin bod moraldes Sot"
gnn Oleu bic 6ranen uOn Hitter idnlo Oaran len,
0oB sic Df5icrc ser ii Srlono tatonirten 9ieaineter
init gustritt ans Der grmee orobten ais Die brtilde
9leaieruna gnolten trai oen reuolitionaren Grobl-
acn lllers cntgegen 81 treten @enn Sobn Sull
gse6lidfct est don cine iode Gladt bilOet 0ann 1T
c oar ciu g9un0cr oo ocric6cn nidt audi nod oo'
Stimnredjt ertbceu nil,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

elm "a gidri. @,urs scnion, gr. 200 aorS'
6rcocrid SiraBc 06 Sabre alt
glm "a Nqdrj. Catherine 5itpatrId, Si. So
lcpb sNolpltn On sabre dli.
gn "a. lidr5. Ssracl Sogo, D9cbrcipsQopts
ial 60 Sabre alt
glm 2l alidrj. Carton gurean, glr SIG,
Yiontcbcilo 9pcnuc. ~ Sabre ali.
gm "a Nldrj Soraec Cation, 9aOolew.9os
lpiul. % Sabre dli
gla 2l 0idr3. ssIalam @ia 5rauiIn Ga.
Soipiin SO Sabre oil
glm 20 9Rdr5 9ncinon .. OjppSuu DR. 230s
Nciicrsiuuu 6o0o. So Sabre alt
glni % Widrj Sabic 8. SDbniOn, gir. 15i2
gScbitcr Srdhc 80 Sabre ali.
glm "a Nidr5 ScnrD aina @oiuaro slpartcs
mems. gSDitclod Sirabc 81 Sabre dlt.
PIN %. Nidr5, Noam seppo, ylr. no. Soss'
mcls9ncnuc rs Sabre alt.
glm % Widr8, cjcurGc Wicnlculc5, Wdhics
pal EubcrcnloiiSsSoipiial "a Sabre ali.
gm "a NidrS glaaa g. Whtdcn, ylr. 1904,
Cit8io0lc. Siru6c 80 Sabre alt.
PIN % Ndr5 Suiep1 D.. 9leguulos, glr. 1O2,
GitGro6'Sirnbe - Sabre al
PIN % Ninr6. Ncnr0 Sauotnhlcr Nr. 5O6 N.'
Qnibinaiuns Siranc, ~ Sdbrc alt
PIN 25 Nidr8, Nonm SBIplcg, Srnntlln 81.
Soipitnl. SO Sabre alt.
PIN %. Nidrb Winr1 u. Snum, pVrclicncct'
Wnth," 30 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Ndt eeiIen.
Greitan. ocn "a. gglara 1914.
@inn Snnonn.

Scf g9odcn poqt III Baltimore Gin aanlpf iibcr Die
1raqc Oh YiQp Siuoop Der rcgioic gouocoile.Sor-
ltcler, nad Baltimore bcruct wcrocn ol ooer nidlt
Gic 5eniationsprciie befirportct ein aonnmer ans
lio6ccqcnocn 0rinoen 9iQps Goritelungen gc6en i9r
ncrh0pilidcn Stoff fiir ScniaonSbcrbte un0 notir'
lid tempor1r cine QroBerc 9irfnaton Gic llebr5obl
Der 05ctidfcit hat o6cr @cocnfc llnO oos nit &edt
1as ma6rc religoic 0efbl miro perlcbt ourd pollen
botcs @uitrcten i'm 9lomcn 0cr JcligoD. IS mag ia
icil, Dab SnoaD ans bnnocrttoeno Die llnterbaltug
IuhcnO 6m 3nitroncn, Gin GuBcno ooer aud 5cbl
Inbcno fir oic STRIDE gcunt gber Die bri9en S332
oocr 1923 0uteno Der STRIDE fernltebcnoen Wfenbel
mer0cn ocriclbcn nad cnem Sdci0en nod erncr teben
Sic perocn Damn crit rcd)t I'M grtton Der lleber5cl'
gung osriic yGcligon mo Stride? 6irleion3 wcitcr
nihtsr
Sin Qrobcr l6e micrcr @ciiili6fct bcflogt lid]
ibcr 9clgonsoigteit oes GolfcS ianmert Dab lie ec-
rem 90uten prcoiqi Die &logc uno oaS Sanncrn be-
ruben ou G6otia6c A6cr reloi0ic GaltOcOleSorltel-
hnacn fonnen fcinc Nenocrlutg 3lun geeren brn1en.
SIN @c9chbcl iic MAIDEN oos aroBe Seer Der Melt
0ionSoic mn nod groBcr. gillp Sinoap bat oielc
@orQ1ngcr 0c6obt oic @lmOcrttunenoen, ia Wfllonell
ron Mcnidcn in oicicnl Sanoc ongene6me llnterbol.
tmnqsItuoen bcrcitct bn6cn ~ alf Soften pabrcr Nc'
Iiqion giun Sunoap-D Dic6oocn inO ndt oos Selnlit-
tc CoS Scilmittcl bat bic @eitidfcit ielbit in ocr
0on0 sic braudlt nr @infebr 81 botcn lb lebit 5u
priiie Oh nt Der 5eblcr bc ibr icblt liegt l0 ne
miro Damn nad inbriingcr 3ipciprad5e NIT d icblt
81 Dem yiciultat foumcn:
,gsir 6oben lncnOc gutter aberdeen Oeu aird]-
gang ourd uuicr @cr6altcn sur Ecmpere5frooc, 5iir
Sraec ocs io3ioen lIebes mo 3r 6rage Der Seiigbal
ttna 0cs Sabbath percfet gSiirom mir IN periintti-
ger g8cc SIR Widbgfcit mnbnct, anatt gegeu oic 81
cern oc I'M mdBeen @enicBq gciitigcr @etronfc fcll
llnrcdt ie6cn Dirocn mir 81 ccn nlorad)cn SeberS'
ranoel nabncn, fir 0e @niibruug BON mobrem Wio'
roluntcrridt III Der GolfSdmc IN Der SontagSid)ulc
un0 i'm SauS ior1cn ontott 0ur5 3wangsgeiebc mo
@erfolama 0as Cater ols5rotteh Dcrudlcn nit Dem
Griog nab mir c0 ibcr bic gon5e Stnot besen no eS
i6craa ncrc g9ir5e idlGat ino inn Scbcimcn Froep-
ten molt mirocn mir fir bic gIlmubmc libcralcr Sbn
toosgciebc iorqcn bic DER SugeIo gcp16rtcr lid am
Soitoa nodl ocm Srdgong cincr fir @ciit mo &orpcr
qcinocu Grbom9 bin}ugcbcn onltat 81 perillden oic
ocno oil Ocnt eii5igen Gage per br 3nr frcicn Yer
fiauna Iiebt in SflopGibanOcn 81 id)la9en oonl
miroc man ms nit mc6r 2icbc nit mc6r gd]ting be-
Qconen oan miiroc man IN nnS Den mobren gelltllhen
3riorgcr no @crotbcr e6ct Oen Satcr Der bic tlct-
ncn 5dmad)cn 6cs 5lcd)cS mobl riigt abcr per5ebt
uuo in licbcooar gciic sur 9ciieumg mo6nt. @ir
mir0cn oonii eOcniols ndlt lecrcn gdnten preol9en
Gin oldbcs sSniibaebcn abcr nid)t 9illv Suioop
braudjt Der Ebcil merer @cudfet Die leeren Sonfen
Nrc0ioi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

9,oltImure. "a. WlarS 1914
elHreou nrr oi6,uoSfnnnI' e untniiIinn Der Staot
S'''' 9,nltimnrc
o,,,eioe hca souifSr'cSni,traits 9,r. 1873 iibcr
Swhnii nm srlremcnfe rnnfs nnb 0rlre.
S"''' ntemte gSettcn In ser Nnd Giiucr
0fSrnnnsonlaoc
e,.ru.ocft. Olr"rhrtr nil Hep 0nffihriff: ,,Yrn.
noSof ~ n,itninn lmhnif nuh snibnc yanfS
p"' g"n s9,,nar Wcns nf the ecmaac Sispuinl
@nrss Snnitnrn 0pntroct NO f33," an oct
SSiorss a,srg oP G,n nItimnrc teiths oSrefiirf
,rncrScn Lis Ssittmam Zen Is. 9lpril 1914, ii
III, Ssornittecs i'm Giirenu ecs Stn6t 9lcoliru.
tcrs 8nthhouS VoIfimnrc NIB cntaeqcn &c.
mnnimcr fiir Sen SSait non Smbof uno Grirc
memi@ Saiis iino Grfrenertc Veticn in oer
Gldrnnas sgInlaee uic aui ocn @ldnen per6ctdls
Hei plS l Sni.,,s Smtieur ~ oSI,,,oafonoi' tSnn.
SfNiG1Io 2inn E2ssN9gtises persen nv
a Ken 30 SgSra t9i4 ami c5cinc
muu' ~ @ @Ts"t''"g 49, Dfh3,osfonnl rs nnt,tiiiinn 3ms
r,er mn ~ On Olmcpienm @miloinn,H Baltimore,
Nh erlonof ,ncrNen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
ONeStsNnb=@Sarf.

ginem aefndbien gublihm 5ur NaWtg5,e tger'
bab Der .9Beiis@no9dri~ ON pelilluSsnnr SsnnrcinciI
nno anoeren Sreaniiaiionen Si ben gilnll SMari
Neoneunqell 5nr &erigunq itept ~ mebr,
1T beoeuteno pcrprbbert mo elAnel NY nenoe
ais ie, fir 8ofsiee. Sir @indenpclle" ~
man lid al o.,.... ,,......ev
(5ebt2. .smte) eiaenlpn"'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
@cfanntmudJnnacn.


Hnrcnu Der MISREPRESENTATION OCT Stuol
Baltimore. tlu
9ln5ciac oco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI. 3S
Vcrficacltc NnNcbpic nit Der NulhrNt yfto'
ppdlc for StDrmsgenter Srntns Opntraet No.
3S" an ocn Nonro Of gliuaros Of baltimore
0ib~ norciiiri ucrocn bis Yiihwod, ben s.
April 1914, I llbr Sormtiags i'm Snrcdu pes
Snoi6cQlitrntorS, 90ibbnne, Ndlinore, NO,
iiir bic Contribution BON ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
cntueacn 0enumnicn. iuic nni ben Hldncn bcrs
3cidnei ift bic i'm 8iircnu ocs Orn 0nlpin SS.
Scnorid GbcisNnacnieur ocr @b5u1sianateonl
miiiinn. nlibcpdbri merocn
Spc,iiiiaiioncn uno @ldnc fDnnen am nno
nab Samitna oen 2s. Wldr5 1914. anI @clnW
i'm NiirCan ncr 9lhWosiunnlG Gunimiinpn Sim7
mer g'r. 90l, ySlherlenn Sniloin0," Baltimore
sine c5cbibr bon $500 miro iir icoc 5icibc
bon SpcSiilatonen UNI gdorudet crbobcu.
ocni g. glpril 1914 Der nidt bcnutten spe5lll'
luiioncn mo N!duorudc in Quicm Suanoc 5li-
rderiini.ct ooer bel 6ildaabe ocr nuQcnlelnel
Spe5iilaionen uno &ldnc, i'm 5aue EN- slnae'
Sin 6eaIambieicr Ghed ocs Ncicrs fir S25o0
nni cine yGlcdrinO Suuic Ndni" gc5oncn, an
Die Srore oes Nlapors uHo Stnolrai1e oon
Baltimore 3obitor, uiro nit teoem glgepol
slbaclhaete Suantitaten:
I .040 qinsSnB 54s80u. Yinncupeti Manalc
1870 QinSub SO.5ou bis 365ou. N'dueruerl'
io.75o qi%'SS6 i55ou bis 24.5ou @uqcrpcrr'
$3.50 Gin sub i25oa bis i5.joa @fuouna.
9ni6liiic.
rs Wiannlb6cr i4l Miinounaem
Ser crioQrebe Nicicr ami oicicn 9onirnit
mus @iirQchdii itclcn nno ole Sotl6ulicn
ocs staot.06artcr iiber @oHirafic criliIlcn.
Die GonrnlfGcb0ro bebdlt iid oos 9ieht
bor ireeno Gin oocr nnc 9lnaebote 5uriidiu'
Am suffrage Der s(65ueSfnnnlsGom
0barles Gnalanb,
&oriiber.
Sarrn ge. 9uoaers,
t Geircdr.
Ncndhot am %. ldr5 i9r4
Spbn 0ubcrt,
inp @rdiloent Der @ontraitNcboroe.
A9rtDf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Ncliir MLrnhnre Nnrb.

Gs nnrb am 20. W,dB 1914 ScNis cjlcnOore
0Hre, Neb 2Sripbt aelebte eatiiu bon 0u'
bert Nurb. inn Nlicr bon 26 Sdbrcn Sic gcs
eroiQunq finoei on Somitag, 2S. Nidr3 20 Nor
@ornii0Qs bon ibrcr 2Sobnunn 9lr 1876, Glib
SmrJDcrsSirnhc, aus rad Der Ct fcicrssStr0e
fidii no I'M 0 llbr cine &cQucnlsSo0mciic ccs
lcbriri miro @cnpunoic llio Srcunoc iucroen
b1ilih sur Ncbcilioung cinGclaocn.
(ldrS2647
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Gannlfatter 2yOrRsfea- -2NafE.

Ger .gannliatier SollsieilsgSercin" becQt pab
feinen Srcunoen mo Gcrcincn an3uiclaci rhell
99ilfens'Apenue ulio Sre0eridsRooo iplssrr 80,
men bat NIB Dem oerebren 8ublitluil lnntie6li.
bnIhn0 bon Bicntcs nno SetIi6ielien enlpdl,,rrfs
Sir 9nsinuit meeen 9eleaung oeS, eS,,ueielO,
Sir i 20i9, gsitgratt. .siraIs, oocr on i5rniInaI
Gauicr, 9lr. So, 0atuusglucnne, oocr ollV'
Ynri. Te.epbon: GjilnIor 394 N@. o,,,ab.
Sirctter 0ingnng Uon oer brcoer'u'
(Scb2o 3l}te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
NeIIaiiat:

Ilrn
WcrTegclte 9lnncbutc nit Der 9luilmrili' "aHasyyf
puinls fur SnrniiBing llniiurme to fDe f"l frel
SCpGrtmcnt," an ben Vpnro oi 9pnrns u1Ut
lfri ucrocn bis N,iitlupdl; ben $. sprll iylF
ii ll6r &ormtiaes i'm Niircan oes Siaoi@,,g,ii ,,,i
frators 1iatb6nus in llcbcrcHitimmnllB nllB ca'n. I'M,
oen Spc3iiiiationcn ocr @ebDroe Der *afl SH;n,
mifdrc cnfocgcn pcnommcn bon ocncn eopm,fr
i'm 9ircau Scr Qe61roe. Winoilonglocilie SSrSS
cana sum Srlios0ins9ari 81 erlanAell lscd
gucn snochoicr mlB Gin ceriilBrier ey,ne
bcs 9ieterS i'm Nciraac bon 5000, au Snie
g9lcnring 0olic Snni" ae6oacn, 8q9loGt uHioifi,
Srorc oes WinOors mn SiaohniDS Don S""'
more beiQciiet ien. a. .4n,n
Scr crfolprci0c Nicter mB in ber lI.n,,,,, lIollwr,r,
Sorm Qrpi6dit 8lr 00be Der @onfall ilp,p's .p,p.
fir bic gcircuc Griinuna cincs lleberelll'o he.
mems itelien oic Oom StaoiRrouralor 6p "
dtiqcn IN. oehf
Sic ecniraltQeb6roe bc6dli it@ nas ~'"'
bor. Elm oocr aue elngehoe 81 perperlel ells,,,,,fs
SIN glufiragc Der geboroe Der Fafl ep''''"'
(aes.) ISM. G. Wionnin0,
lGcnerasSlpfr frlnieloeNr
(ac8.) Sp6n NMbert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27

II. Wl0l1 WI,
T. 9ariii. aemdb Der am no. Suni 1908 inter
3eihneien &eroronnng gir 90 9lblhnlft AZ,
Hurngrnpb ~ (pic an 27 9lopember 1911
omcnorD I'M 0rlaubniB nn01eiucht bat, oas
Nnlpcicn bnicr Nr 1913 2f @drf 0cinbis
Npcnuc. o,S 1licnlliWc CarnNc 6ll bcnnbcn,
Is. &. Subbc.
(9Rdr520 2s,30l GcDapoc 5Hipeticr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
0clcont oall BON Baltimore, Der gutcr Der Ocm III

2ecent Sall BON Baltimore, Der |ater Der oen ln'
tcrboIc Der 9easlotitr poregcnOeu Bill iueldc 0aS
g9ettcn o Gfcrocrcncn perbicct mill pe cr iagt Der
gia ,3Gbnc" einiebcu ourd5 Gin Announcement melcbes
Sic Straie iir lebcrretmg bon 500 GeobuBe in cd)9'
rcip II N}onatc Sait i'm Staats-9r6cits6oue undn-
bert 0err Son iproc oic Canfbarfeit oes groBen
@u6lifms oos feinen Spettote mndt coeniaaS in
peit groBcrcn @oBe iiir id crwerben cr ben Ser
irdf madtc oem Slutouobl-@eicb 3G6ne4 cin5ltcBen
70 oof gepiienloie 9lutotocr Die 6Bgdnger ilbcrfob
rer oui finf 5e6n ooer 5wan5ig Sabre ms 3d)tbauS
qcanot meroen fonnen SrclidJ iii enc oldc not5men
oigc Geiorm longe nidt 10 popdr bel oen .llpiters"
sen 0itcrn brer 9rii0cr~ oIS per &anIpi Gcocn oa9
g9ettcp aui &icrseremcu "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
gctidiiot.


gcrHearltc Mmae0uic in Gnpllqt mil qs. ec.
linerino Sordoc 10 ibc 9saicr Scparhneill, az" ~"
ncn aQonrh Of gliuaros Of Baltimore wv, nn,
aorcflirt pcrocn bis If llbr GornliidA9 ScS
Wittppm, ocn 4. glprll 1914, iul Hnteuh 5sS
Observation-Disclosures. 9idtbbQuS g0lilmote, oih,
eni0eqen eenommcn iiir nic NleictnnA lliiIlo '>es
rartemcni in cinein Gaus Sunbe Saaerpiup Scif
5um f. Snli 1914 benoi5iat IT, ple " he5
Spcsififatiuner i'm glrdiO ocs gnteaue ic,,r
Srn @3rd y. JSbiimdrL Wdet ShaelN'"
9aibbnue. baltimore. Nlo;, bcliimml. M,ols
Spc3iiidiionen f0nnen I'M Vnrean oes fanaf
icrsSnpcnienrS. Jlatbbaus baltimore e'''''
ScSem slnecboi mus Gin OeeIaubiqtcr SSP}Tsrr }sr
ocs J'iciers nn einc pG!carlnn ponle HuWMrohnr
cubunbert (Sf0O00D Suudrs an ocii N.uhi
niio Sidotrqib bon Baltimore 5aolbar oe'"''''
Mbaelddhtc nuanttatru;
1870 Nuibcl Safcr
400 Rfnno AcninDencr Wlnl2,
500 Ghino qehdlter Ylais,
1900 @ilno Oiuis al Der NcDtc,
t6 Ionncn 0em, 4.
Az Iorncn Sirob ,,,aif
Ser erioloredlc Victer nui oielcn 0pnieicS
nun 9iirQddit fir Die gcrele @riiluunA p'bcs
9oniraltes eiiicn uno oie SclllnlnlHilH'"
Stnois0bnrierS fiber 9onirniic eIDuleiL o,chi
Sic @uniraftsGebDroe bebdl iiO oae aniict
Dor, irocnn elm oocr one glnaeboie nb5n'SSSSs,ac,
uno ben @onrnlt fir bic STEMS IN nenl .Iaiieif
hotsSormular in odler gScle 6l ncriQgSx 'Sc,
mie iie cs fir ole Sniereiiell oes sSane'
pnremeniS am beftcn bdlt.
gSoiier.Sngcnle
gendtioi am is. lldr5 1914.
Snmce ~. 8rcltpn ..A
@rdioent Der 9onirnfifScpo'V''
(Nior521 1929 273o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-27
Ncfnnntmadlnmacm.



baltimore 9lo., %, Uldr6 +, i9la, a,ro.
0crrcncltc MnncbotC, nit Der slull0tlli ~ ,tto
poials ior 5urnif6ing ano SeIipcrin0 Alli9'" u
cite ano 3ihminous Goal" an Den Soutus ~, ~,
9lpar0s Of Baltimore 9iip," aorelltrt msIou
i'm Nureau ocs Stnoi3eaiiiraiors, 1alp99agiii,t,,
Baltimore bis fl llbr &prmiiidas, am "'sHs ~
uum s. gtpril 1914, entgcaen aenonlnlsll lts its
bic 9efcrng uno NblieictunQ oon IlllptusS ~
nno bitumnoicn Noblen an ale ltdotpnen, IN,
partcmcnis. mic iic IN ocn Spe5inailonssn e ~ w.
9lrbib i'm Nnrcun pcs 3errn 8. 3eni WVsSSsUSp
S;aotsSnaenielr ]iatDbaus, baltimore, 'V'0'
Ocrlnnqt merocn. mu.
spcSifilaiioncn l5nnen aui @dndl i'm yn .,.
rcdu ocs SiuoisacgiiruiorS am mo ndd S"n'
laQ 2S Nidr6 1914. erlanei tUcroen ,secd
9luen glnqcboicn mub Gin ncglnnblgiet III vi -
0es 9iccrs ani cine rGleurn9 ponle pui,n an,
auf Die Srorc oCs NiaDors uno StnoitolDs ,o,,S ogS
baltimore ac3ooen, i'm getraae non elniHule"'
Isl O00.OO) Collars beiqetiigt icn.
9lbnciddHtc Gnnnttnten.
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Refused"

Refused Notice" Every editor
has received them. The postmaster
sends them to the editor. For instance,
there is a man by the name Of John
Blank, who refused to take his paper
out of the postofice. He did not
want it any longer, and we wondered
what was the matter. Upon investi-
CATION of our subscription book We
found that John was short $50. He
stopped the paper as matter Of econ
omy to US. One evening we went to
churce and Johns melodiour voice
rang out loud and clear in that soul
stirring song, Jesus Paid it All. :"
We might have been mistaken but his
ernestness impressed US. The next
day we sent him a receipt in full, beg
ging his pardon for not knowing he had
made arrangements for his liabilities in
that manner.-Ex.
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Nation Facing Meat Famine

Economic experts Of the federal
government are giving the high cost
Of living problem thoughtful consider
alton and are investigating the high
prices Of meat. The department Of
agriculture has just completed cen
sus Of the meat-producing animals Of
the United States and finds that there
has been a decrease of 4,183, 1000
head and an increase of S176,530.000
in value during the past year. On
January /, 1914, the herd numbered
IA, 100000, compared with 49,
100000 head a year ago.
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The Washington Farm LabOrer

The farm laborers OF Washington
work on an average Of hours and 81
minutes per day, according to report
which has just been issued by the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture. Nearly $1,000 laborers are en-
ployed on Washington farms and the
monthly compensation is $500 with
board and S48.40 if the laborer boards
himself. These figures relate to the
year 1918. The average wage for farm
labor in Continental United States is
S13.85 per month with board and
1897 without board.
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Why Not Tag Washington Bachelors

A great many state legislatures have
given consideration to bills taxing
bachelors and many convincing argu-
ments have been made why men who
escape uatrimony should pay penalty,
but why not tag them as more pain
less and effective method Of extermi-
nation? II the bachelors were tagged
the widows could easily find them and
Cupid would do the rest. The bache-
lor is naturally timid, but under the
encouraging influences Of merry widow
he can easily be led to the altar, for
there is no more helpless craft afloat
than lovesick swain who has passed
the age Of discretion, and the little imp
that plays ping pong with human hearts
has no more capable ally than woman
who loves at second sight, for expert
ence makes Cupid subtitle and bold.
The women have tag days to promote
most every other public enterprise, and
why not tag day for bachelors? We
have in Washington approximately one
hundred thousand bachelors and an
abundant supply of widows. Why not
get them together and solve two Yex-
atious problems with one marriage
license2
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Washington Horses Worth s1O6 Each

The Washington horse is now worth
s106 per head, according to a report
just issued by the United States de-
partment OF agriculture, while a yeaI
ago his average value was $40.
There are 305, 900 horses on the
farms of this state and they are valued
at s32,330,0O0. In 1910 the num-
Der Of horses in this state was $1,000
and had an aggregate value Of $780,
$4,000.
In the entire United States there
are 2O,962,OOO horses and they are
worth s2;2o1, 63S,O0O, or s109.32
each
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The bulk Of the nations decreased
meat supply is in the swine herd.
Compared with last year the number Of
hogs in the United States has dimin
ished 2,185, 900 head; cattle us, 900
head and sheep 1861 900 head. The
major portion OF the increased values is
credited to the beef animals. The
value Of all cattle, excluding mich
cows, when compared with last year,
shows an increase Of 800, 688, 900;
swine have gained 50, 842, 900 in value
while sheep have deprecated, s1,476,-
900.
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APPLE GROWING IN THE EAST
COMPARED WITH NORTHWEST
Judge Grimshaw, who Recently Returned
from Fast Says is Year Old Or
chard Sold for $258 per Acre

Judge Grimshaw, Of the Chelan
county supreme court, says the finest
apple orchard in the vicinity Of his ma
tive hcme, Pittsfeld, Illinois, was sold
during his recent visit there. 1t
brought s258 per acre, being 10 years
OF age and having been as we'll cared
for as Wenatchee valley orchards. 1t
is a most discouraging thing to de-
velop an apple orchard in the middle
west. From eight to twelve years are
required to bring it into bearing under
most favorable conditions, and more
generally it is fifteen years befor the
grower gets any return. Then he
must figure on getting a profitable
crop only about once in three seasons.
He has not only more pests to con-
tend against than in this dry country,
but frosts, drouth and other enemies
are more numerous and relentless.
Finally, after more hardships than ever
possible in this country, he can sell
out only with great difficulty and at a
maximum of only $3.50 to s275 per
acre. It is no wonder that growers Of
the middle west are letting their trees
die, then uprooting them and planting
the ground to grain and crops Of more
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Constipation in Summer time is more
dangerous than in the fall, winter or
spring. The food you eat is often con-
taminated and is more likely to fer
ment in your stomach. Then you are
apt TO drink much cold water during
the hot weather, thus injuring your
stomach. Collie, Fever, Ptomaine
Poisoning and other ills are natural re-
suits. Po-Do-Lax will keep you well,
as it increases the Bile, the natural lax
alive, which rids the bowels of the con-
gested poisonous waste. Po-Do-Lax
will make you feel better. Pleasant
and effective. Take a dose tonight.
SOC at your Druggist. 7
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Have you anything to sell or trade ?
An Echo ad will do the the work.
ncnartment ofthe Interior
L. 5. Land Office at wateryille, Wash.
July 3. 1918.

Z, S. Land Ofiice AT WateryiI!e, Wash.
July 3, 1914.
Notice j. hereby given that William A.
Nelson Of Telma. Washington, who on July
81 1914 made Homestead Entry, Serial No.
0l0309 for sw1% nw4 seq, swA sea nw4 seq,
swL nw1{ sea sen. Wa sw14 sea sea, swA
sell section %, and NJ ne4, Section 80.
Township % north. Range l6 east, VIII
lamette Meridian. has filed notice of inten-
ton to make Fye-Year Proof to establis h
claim to the land above described, before
John Koerner, United States Commission
err at Leavenworth Washington, on the
sth day Of September, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses = W. r.
Sears Oliver Bates. j. ID. Langdon, OF Tel
ma. Wash. and VI. o. Logan, Of Leaven-
worth, Wash. " +. HAY MES.
JuIy3l-AuRS Register.
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State. National and County Officials
Cabinet Officers
state Officers

WI. Jones and NJ. E. Poindexter
Congressman 3rd Dist W. L. LaFollett
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certain return. It all points to the
day when reliable growing sections like
this will be the chief source of supply.
World.