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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-08-14
Houses of Congress Adjourn.

Houses of Congress Adjourn.
Both houses of congress adjourned
when Mrs. Wilson's death was an
nounced and for a brief time the
wheels Of the government practically
stopped while everyone paid respect
to the loss of the president.
+ The beginning of the end came a,
. 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, wher
DR.. T.. P. Davis of Philadelphia, who
had been called in for consultation
realized that the time for hope hac
passed. He took the president into
the Red room of the White House anC
there, in a broken voice, told him the
truth. Mr.. Wilson's face blanched
but he bore the shock well. lie wa.
informed the end was only a question
of hours.
President informs Family.
Mr.. Wilson then took his daughters
Mrs. McAdoo, Mrs. Sayre and Miss
Margaret Wilson, aside and told them
OF their mothers condition. Until
then they had thought there was a
chance for her recovery. From tina,
time on the president and his daugh
tiers remained constantly at Mrs. VIII
sons bedside. The president held his
wife's hand and the three daughters
were grouped nearby. Until she be
came unconscious. Mrs. Wilson fire.
quently nodded to one or the Other
and smiled ch%eerfully.
Promise me-" she whispered faint
ly, that If | go you will take care O,
my husband" It was the same touch
Of devotion which she had SO many
times repeated-her constant anxiety
having been that the president might
not worry about her or be disturbed
in his official tasks.
Many Telegraph Sympathy.
Three telegraph operators wer,
kept busy at the White House last
night receiving kilograms OF sympathy
from all parts of the country. The
messages came from men prominent
in politics, business and official life
and from many who had no personal
acquaintance with the president OF
Mrs. Wilson, but wanted to express
their sorrow over his bereavement.
News Kept From Public.
The news of the seriousness OF her
illness was kept from the public un.
til Wednesday when it was admitted
that her chances of recovery were
slight. Her condition continued to
grow worse. DR.. Grayson gave out. q
statement in which he described her
illness as alarming"
DR.. Grayson gave out another state.
ment In which he said that Mr.. VIII
son had had two sinking spells durine
the morning and that she was uncon.
scious but growing weaker. This wan
the last word to come before H.
death.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-08-14
The Smallest Fire Loss.

Hc NWdI1tsI FFTS I0S$.
Pierre.-The fire loss in South Da
kota has been smaller the past yeal
than ever before, according to tic
insurance commissioners report.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-08-14
CRUP YIELD NORMAL
BEST YIELD REPORTED SHOWS
WHEAT WENT rs BUSHELS
TO THE ACRE.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
From the Capital City, the Various
State institutions and from
Many Different Parts OF
the Sushine State.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Aberdeen.-Crop conditions, as the
thresher returns begin to come in i'll
South Dakota, can be better judged
now than was possible when farming
experts and farmers themselves were
guessing as to the mount OF posi-
BILE damage from rust or hot winds.
and even now conditions var accord
ing to local conditions, farming meth
DDS, etc. However, the Yields report
ed average normal or better. The best
yield reported SO far was from a
farm near Warner, in the southern
part or Brown county, when wheat
went % bushels to the acre, graded
No. | northern and weighed 81 pounds
to the bushel. Gottlieb Reber, near
Bath, east OF Aberdeen, threshed ~
acres that Yielded $50 bushels, or over
Ii bushels to the acre, part of which
graded No. ! and the rest No. 2 north
ern. Crop experts who travelled
through Day county estimate a dam
age by hot winds and rust of 20 per
cent. The estimate for Day county
on July l was II bushels to the acre.
II the reported damage holds out, the
average yield will be in the neighbor-
hood Of Is to IA bushels per acre.
T~hreshing returns in the vicinity
of Mellette show yields IF from II to
q bushels to the acre.
David Williams Of Duluth, formerly
of Webster, while on a visit to his
Day county holdings. expressed him
self as convinced the damage from
black rust on his farms and others i'll
that section Of the state was very
light.
Near ~BridgeWater thresher yields
are running from s to Is bushels for
wheat and oats from 80 to 40 bush
els. Blue stem wheat is damaged by
black rust. and the grain is of inferior
quality. At Herreid wheat is running
from 10 to Il bushels.
In the vicinity of Harold. Frank
town, states that wheat in that sec
ton is going from 20 to % bushels
to the acre. Corn needed rain, but
that condition was later relieved.
At Spencer wheat is running poor,
Yields from 6 to 10 bushels to the
acre being reported. This is in the
south central part Of the state. Oats
in that section are averaging from 20
to 30 bushels.
West Of the river. in corson, Zie-
bach and Dewey counties, wheat is re-
ported in excellent shape. the yields
running as high as 20 bushels to the
acre.
At Mcintosh, in Corson county. a
probable damage Of - per cent is re
ported. but this leaves a good crop.
RE near Morristowp went q bush
els. J. T.. Mcdonald OF near Morris
town reports % bushels Of oats to
tie acre. and Adolph Idso reports a
yield Of so bushels to the acre. Splen-
did hay crops are reported IN all sec
tons of the state.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-08-14
Ferryboat for Forest CITY.

Pierre.-The new ferryboat which
Will operate at Forest City for the In
dian reservation and government Of
flcials has begun its long journey OF
morethan 1900 miles, from Grafton.
Ill. Word was sent to the Foraet CITY
government officials of the crai, start
ing on its way.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-04
PEACE PRIZE WINNER SENDS HIS
BOY TO WAR

Paris.-There is an almost incred-
ible eageness among both old and
young to join in the work of defense.
Professor Richet, the recent winner
of the Nobel peace prize, after seeing
four brothers and a brother-in-law
join the colors, is now sending off
his son straight from college. Deputy
M. ArnOux DuvaI, after having four
sons and a son-in-law modified, now
volunteers himself.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-04

OPPOSED TO THE WAR
Il talked with trades uniOnists,
Socialists and co-operatOrs in Berlin
and Hamburg the two weeks follow
ing the assassination of the crown
prince of Austria-Hungary Not once
did hear any man say that assas-
slnatlOn would be an event to hurl
Europe headlOng into war"
This comment is from L. D. Bland,
editor Of the Union Leader, official
journal of the organized street car
men. He landed at Quebec a few
days ago after eight weeks of travel
over the countries now war-tOrn. He
and "Bill' Mahon, president of the
Amalgamated Street Car Mems In
teTnational, were together on the trip.
I'VE saw over 100000 English
labor men in Trafalgar Square hold
ing a meeting to protest against war
the day before England formally de-
clared war;" said Bland.
Every labor organization in Eng
land and on the continent, however,
seemed to have been struck powerless
to do anything TO stop war. In Ger
many, for instance, there was a SUI
perb system at work among the So
cialists. They had bicycle fedora
tons, a corps to a district Socialist
papers would announce one meeting
place for the demonstration and then
the bicycle corps would hustle around
and notify everybody in the district
that the meeting was to be held at
another place. In this way they would
assemble Ia large protest crowd be-
fore the police could get action. All
this system, however, seems to have
been useless in the face of the sudden
war decree of the kaiser.
81 walked near the old palace of
the kaiser one night with a we'll
known international labor official of
Germany. He pointed at big holes in
the wall Of the palace and said the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-04

told the kaiser asked the Berlin city
council to grant him water without
charge. The council decreed that the
kaiser should have no water unless
he paid for it at the same rates other
citizens were paying. Many little
stories of this sort were told me by
labor men to show the position of the
head Of the empire.
''In England the militant Ben Til
lett was organizing 1000 men to go
to the front. He agitated against the
war, but has now swung in to beat
back the German advance. Tillet is
the man who sensationaIly prayed,
May God strike Lord Davenport
dead and if Tillet is for war now it
is a certainty there is little resistance
to war left in the labor movement.
Democracy will get at least tenn
porary setback in England. War
means the war party. dominates and
the masses are subordinate"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
CUR Grinnernng

an meine qeicbie @alin.
0lc1mn 0iciaUngot,
mciCbe hcuie Dor 3ipei SGbrcn. OIL 90 Scnrha'
1912 eeorben n6cr udi 0ergccn IT,
Rubc i'm itllcn Srie0en milo.
Geiie 9iiuicr. iieiS ms tbcuer,
Sdnfbdr hcqcn mir Scin bio
Bis 6ur gnfCritebnngoiccr.
Der raueroe @aic,
(Mr5D SpGn GelnGGro'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

0iio Elm 5itreidlidcr @oniniiliGr, in
9nclio conmonoirt elm Gn0ldn0er,
in 81 @aiiam unO in Girono 5ipei
G1ioO @oi1o befreunOete Seis. llno
iiberoQ 6einlide &ipalitdt. 2Iber Die
3Gnfcreien Ser 9eis, ser @didaS
unO Der StGOte iinO mr. ein &inOer-
ipicl aegeu Die @iferiiibteleien Ger
N20dte. g9clde GueQe ser Grbeitc.
rlng bietet oeli llnbet6eili1tcn DC
o6odter niGt oQein Oie title BART
nGdige Giferiu6t 3miiden Stalien
uno CeItreid. gau einige Sbotia-
den: glm @ei6nu6ts Dlor9en loOet
man 3OCO Snboucienfin0er ms 6it-
rcid)iicbe 9oniulat: jeOeS ainO be-
fonlmt einen 9In3ng geidenft gSus
t6ut Der itolieniihe &onnll2 @r be-
iteat iNleunigit 5lnl gleuidbrstag
Oieiel6en 5000 &inOer 81 iidl, aber
nit Ocn @ltern. SnI gtomen Der Stos
ni0in SeIcno er66lt ieOes ainO ei-
nen iunfelnogclneucn gln5ug, uno
i'm Nomen &0nig @iftor @momielS
icocs @lternpoor 5e6n 9ire. Sn Oh
ru35o erbouten Die Seitreicber i'm
pergongeren Sabre cine Sdule, in
ser Die &iuOer nicbt nm llnterri6t,
9iiner uno Seite gratis cr6oItcn,
ionOern 3uglciH oas @littoaeiieu.
9l6er Gom erfldrt iiG ni6t iiir &C.
iGlogen. Sdleinigit er6out mon ci-
ne itolicniicbe SGule. llnO cine Be
fonntmo6lng fiinOiat als6olO an,
oaB Die ainoer niht mir Den Inter
ric5t bic 9iiber, Die Seite' unO Ous
Mittageicn iunionit cr6oltcL ion
bern 5ugIeiA iiir ieoen Eog Der PM
peicnbcit cine 6aare Gcrgiitung i'll
Der &6be ron riuO 5e6n Confines.
SliidlideS 9ll6onien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

ci1encu Mdl0Mers esocdi lrcr0cn
bTon0ers in 6orn pon 9iciig6ol5
5um 9lnbei5en Ger 9adoien II. /. 10.
8crner loiiea iid5 fir ben 9coari o0er
sum Nertauf al pielcn Stellen
mcri6Dolle Starf60Bcr cr3ieleu 10
mie aud Die Selbiton5ucbt Oes 10 of
mongelnoen 9ieraratr @aubol5e9
inn Observation-Disclosures @etriebc
uui1per 6emirft lucr0ea fam.
Da3u fommt oaB oie o6iallan0eu
9loiter iinO 9}o0cln Oeu @o0eu itetig
ielbiitbdtig uerbeiiern urS 3ur 3eii
Der gtot6 6duig cine wiIlfonnene
Grgdn3ung ser Strci oaritclen
Dit mel@en llnfoIten mo meldcr
3citDeridluuniR miliicn Oieie &c.
uannten Gr5euguiiie 0o, 100 man bic
Sol33u1t niHt fennt oft 6er6eiae.
ihofft meroen, wdbgenO cine cute
uno 6illiqe @elegen6eit ser Sel6it.
6ci6ofiimg binreihenO Dor6anOen
it, Gle auliur Der Sol5pflan3en
fam o6nc Dob beiouoers gei1ultc
9lrbeitsfrdite erioroerlib mdren i'm
@inier uorberciict iuerOen alio 81
elmer 3eit. no Der &auouirt6 iiber
6inrcihenbe 3eit iiir ielHe l6otig
teit rcriiiat. Die 9lnpilon5ung ser
Soat lit e6enialls ourAons ciuioA
mo bel orOenili1er 9ooenDor6crei
hng wenig 5eitroubeaO @cnn INN
oi6 Der Gins, pelc6cu 0ic 6oriiIul
tlr a6iuirit geuiB fcni bcoeuten0cr
it. 10 mniB auoerericits 6criidii4tigt
weroen oaB mir ia ciuc iolde MIR
iiir ionit ertragIoic 90Oen ourat6eni
iiuo obcr oiec por6anOen 10 lit cs
ooM gewiB 6eiier ans i6nen cincn &c
ringcn Grtraa berauS5lnuirtbdof-
len ais Tie 0ou5 nusIos lieGea 5il lol
len gon3 a6geie1cn BON Der Oilrd)
oic auliurarbeiten it'd 0arbietenoen
glr6eiiSnc!egcn6cit oymcr Seltc sur
NinicrS5et
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01


0o9 crmoAen0c 9inBlanO miro inc
ncr mc6r sic Sorgc Der ueitcuropdi
i1ca OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Iic @nt.
midluua ser lebtcn Sabre bat oieieS
9ono lmgcmcin itarf uorange6radt.
Die 9lusfubr ser lan0mirtbihafili-
6eu Gr5eugniIie betrlg i'm Sabre
1895 COS MiQionen Hlt6cl. 1905
marcn eS 9l7 W}iaioncn unO 1911
1860 N}iQioncn Gubcl. SSm Sabre
1895 6ctrua Der @erf6 ser lauo.
wirtbI1oitli6cn @eiammtpro0uftion
runO 4 NdaiarOen, 1910 9 Wdaior-
Ocn 9}n6el. Ger @crbrau1 an lanO-
wirt6ibaitl6en Mai6incn uno @c.
rdt6en lit cntIprehcnO ocm 9lui-
ihmin9 gcunltig gcuoGicn. 9lachl
i'm ,Sabre 1911 6ot oic Giniu6r imO
Die ruiiii6e Seritcalng bon lonO-
wirtbIhaitlibeu @loiAinen uno @e-
rdt1cn einen @ert6 bon 1t9 Wiiaio.
nen 9fu6el crreiAt. Der 8ilOlmgS-
Oraua Der in ser 2on0pirtbiboit
S6dtigcn iteiat pon SSohr 5u ,So6r.
Gic 3o6l Der Observation-Disclosures
Gereinc. sic 1905 1000 betrug, lit I'M
Sabre 1912 auf 300 aciiicgcu. Ole
}ahl Der 9eriien0cn in Ocu lalO.
wirthi1aitliben Se6ranitalteu ltieg
poH $500 i'm Satire 1907 ali 10000
I'M Sabre 1911. San0mirt6iboitlide
Snric wIroen inn Sabre 1910 in 32,-
600, %orleillugcn Oon $4,000 So
rcrn benHt Gas iiiiO fiir riiiiiidc
|cr5dltniiic gcra0e5it criiainliNe
3a5lcu uuo Gin 3ciben ooiir, 0oB e9
lit oo5 i'm @olfc gcuoItig 5li rc9en
cogifnt.
~roBc Slmncn mer0cn iiir Srot'
icnlcglna, 9eraneung Sciilealuig
oc9 9o0enS mo fiir ioniti9c Nlclio-
ralious.9lrbciten ousgegcbcn. Die
5taaisfoiie 5o6ltc BON 1907 bis 1911
II Dliuiouen 9iilbcl fir Oicic 3wcdc.
Ticlc slusQa6eli bilocu natiirlib nlr
Den 9egim meiterer, Dem llmion3
imO Ser @e0cItlng oieier 9lngelcgen-
6cif entiprecbenoen 9ufueuoungen.
las ggcrf Der ScB6oftmaHunq ser
plauOnirt6icbaftlidcn @ewcrbetrei-
bcnOea", oic 1906 6cgonnenc u9I9rar-
organization" Ger &cgicrlmM miro
nit 0roBem @riolo iortgcicet. Sc
gen Gnoc 1914 miro Die @inridtung
rou mcbr ais eilcr 0lillion iclblt'
i;duOiacr cin5clucr gSirtbidaitcn in
9inBlano ooa5ogcn iciu, poourD Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

luB Der neue 5iirit bon 9lIbanlen
in ieinenl &eicbe niGt ouf 0toien 8e-
6cttet ein miro, ergi6t iid aus Den
ShilOerlm1cn zines enrop0Iiden
GorreiponOcnten Ger OaS 9nnO Don
einem Gnoe 5un onOeren 6ereilt bat.
9luf Ocm g9cgc BON Meoua no6Stu-
tori wurOe cr 3cuge elmer flcinen
@piio0e, Die Die perporrenen Ser
6altniiie inn SunOe fenu5eidmet imO
5eigt mie Oie @ep0lfering pie Die
9n6oneicn iel6it nidt mebr redt Elm
lnO ans piiien. n@ir iuben 5pei
9Q6oneicni6noren Don 0encn eine
ieOe on Oie GOO @cpc6re 5d6lte, III
&onlpiitealnA einonOer ge9cniiber'
trcten. Die cine grippe, bon No0
3o6u geiii6rt, icbt lb oiS Olobonl-
meOoncrn 5niomneu; 0ic 5ucite oua
fat6olildjcn 9u6aneien pom Stnrnmc
Ser Sd5frelli. 0ie bei0en itritten
lid Inn Die 3oafoiic pnf bic icOe
gSartci oQein OoS 9icAt 81 6o5cn
Nlou6tc. Gic @epe6rc mnrcu iGon
gum SUuiie er6obcn ais III oacr
SaIt 5luei Guropdcr 6erbciitiirniteu,
eia cnaiiGer Ciii3icr ais Sfutari
unO Der 0itrecbiiHc Goninlor.2Iaent.
,,S5oQol~ rieien sic 9eiocn ,@uer
Strcit lit iln6egrincct. 0te0er sic
@aiicn mO ac6t nat5 Souipl Gic
30ac ac60ren ms. llnO lie Der.
Iieaelten furj entidloiien bic itrittigc
aaiie nit Oem 0itrci@iirbcn 0oppel-
9Iolcr umO no6men lie nit Tic 6ei-
ocn fcinOlihen %arteien o6cr poren
ooniit 5uirieOcn, OaB feline BON i5nen
etlunS er6ielt: lmO uergniigt mo
irieOliG 5ogen iic ob in Die 9erge.
So Uicle 9legierln9en inO gcb0roeu
t6cilcn iih 6eute in 9Il6nuien bob
bic Sll6oneien iibcr6ollpt niht mebr
9eideiO miiien. SSn Sfutari Die in
iernationale Iuippeu Gonmiiiion,
in 9oQouo &smoil 9ei nit ser pre-
piioriimcn 9lcgicruna. in Guro55o 81
iaO %oiGo, in Gan @iopanni 81 Nc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

g id0ie crircuer iid 0einlMer Nldi.
ter Bon ocn curopdilheu Siootcu
Oiirite feiner obne OeltiGe 3eitlmg
iein @ir iiroen iolbe in @uGlano,
&alBlau0, Spauiea 5raufreidL Nta.
lien in 0eu iton0inaDiidea Gcihen
ino ouf oem @olfan. ,S1 9huBlonO
hat nit GS oeutidlen 9ldtiern me6r
oeuiihe els riiiii6e 3eiiingcn; iei5it
oie Sa1r6un0ert oltea 0eutiden
5ic0lmgcn inn Goufaiis pilegen
inmer nod ibre OhrtteripraGe nn0
befrdiiigeu oieie 9In6dngli6feit Ourd
elm eigenes @lait lInO menn mir
ms iroaeL welAeu Gor5iigcn rnerc
5proGe ibrc imge6eurc ScbeIsfrait
Dcroanft 0amu miiiicH mir an 0aS
g2ort @oerncs Ocnten: ,%eldc
Spraae bari iiA nit Der oeutiden
Weiien pclde auoere lit 10 reid HnO
mddtig, 10 mui6ig unO onnutbig,
10 ic56n mo 10 milo, ais uniere?~
@enn es obcr auf Die SefrnOng
ser @eiinnung anfommt ioate ein
onocre9 9eort uuier Sii6rer iein, OoS
in zen Sinuge0i1ten Sogous 5u i'm.
oea tit:
Gcttidc mii6cn iit6 jcbt ie6r
Icutid 81 reOen ieia unO rein
g2er Don 3er5en reOei Oertidl
g0r0 Inn Tcutihcn Nleiitcr iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

"a Hnr0 am 20. Sebutor 1914 0apnr GIit'
ucr, aclcbler Gdiie ocr pcroyOencn glnna N.Hs
rie @iiiiHcr, i'm gllter bon II Sabrcn nm 10
Taaen. In Der gsobnlina iciner Io0ier. 0iHa 0.
Die GccroiguHq finoei 5pantas Nahmitiaas
i52 llor bon Der obigeu esobnung aus aw
Ner fdiboliiobeu 0er3 Seius@irhe, iuo Die Afgn'
erieier 0ebalien miro. &cicbun9 anl Dem DN"
0rdicrs6rcbbcie"
Sin ircucs @aier6er5
0at duigebdri 5u ihldBen.
ceitiut liz al iein Sd)mer3.
Geriiumpi iiuo icinc MloQen
Die niiioc Scel 1T mn
No6eim i'm &aicrbuus,
Die iiciB'gon 0dn0c rub'n,
Sn itiuer &anl1cr aus.
(NirJD bic irauernOeu pintegbliebenei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
Ncn NLrraten nchtls idlledlt.

&iir3li6 iouO in 9}elu4Norf einc
GerionnInng BON 9ler5teu itatt iii
Der bic Siloung elmer 9eruis Gerei
niaung 6ci1loNcn lrO III 0ic Hege
gclcitct wnrOe, bic etipo nod Dem
@orblOc ser 0eltiGeu 9e3te Gemcrf-
ihait oraoniiirt merGeH iol. Gie
miri6iboitl1c Gage oes dr3tliGcH
Stanoca ci, 10 purOc bort bebalptet
il 0ca @ereiuiaicu Siooleu bcion'
oer9 obcr in 0eu amerifauiiolcn
@roBitdotcn cine 10 idleNte, Dab ic
sic ser Eogcl06ner meiit luet Butter
iidb loiic
Mon miro i'm criien glugenblid ge-
neigt ieiu, BON lle6ertrcibingen 81
reOen, rnO po6ri6eiplib in oelen
NrgoniiotionS 9cItrebuugen faunl
mc6r ais cinen 6iid65na aui sic Ia
idcn Der glagcmein6cit ie6en. Ganit
6cginse mail jeOodD cinen ie6r itor-
fen Srrtblm, Den bic %erbdltnlIie
iino t6aiidGlid5 10. iuie iie BON tlnbi-
ger Seitc III jcrcr Scrionulung &c
idiloert plIr0en.
SSn @irflibrcit Geitc6t ollerOingS
in Der Sto0t 9teu.Dorf cine gepcrf
idaitlide 9ler3ie-9emegung, Die inc
oico economic mauemcnt,~ iibcr sic
mir in einem fleinen non i6rem gcis
itigcn SSuipirntor Gr, Oscar 9iottcr,
g-g., perfaBteu $oeithcn manberleI
,Sniereiiantes leien
SSn Oieicr 9roidiirc itelt &err
&otter nod Der in &bilooelp6ia er-
ibcincnOeu oMeOical @orlO@ feIt ooB
0os abiolltte GurAibuittS-Gintom-
men eiucS omerifoniiAen 9lr5tcS
$500 pro S,o6r betrdgt. Gr 6eiireitet
notiirliG nicbt OaB eS cine grobe
gln5o6l ScilfnnOigcr gie6t, Die iiGcr
SSo1reSeinfommcn bon $4,000 bis
$4,000 uuO nc6r periiigen 6ctont
ieDo1 ie6r nit &edjt 6aB Ourcb Oie'c
6oGen Ginno6men iiberbonpt crit elm
GurAi1nittS @infommea bon 5000
m0glicb perOe
Sn Nieicnl 9onOe nit ni6t gon5
t0O.OO0OOO Gimro6rcrn gie6t eS, 10
Icruea mir, 10000 9lcr5te, ioOaB aif
nimt oon1 C36 Herioncn INNER ein
9l3t fonnt; onbci uimnit Oie 3obl
Scr glcr5ie Don SSa6r 81 ,So5r in itctig
gr0Bcrenl Niobe 5il uno iibertrifft
pro3cntuol Oic ser @co0lferiIngs5il.
no6mc Inn Elm YeirdGtliGeS. Son
oieien GG6 6eoiirien ober nidt ale
GrSiliHcr Slalie. tudhrenO cin onOercr
G1cil OoDon iiM nit Oeu oGerorO-
nngcn~ Don 9Ipoi6eferu, bon Nlad-
iolberu mo nit itGOiiihcn ooer
itaatlic6cn Scil. Snitituioucn uno Der
bort irci gelieierten 9e6auOlung be
gniigt ioOaB t6oii0Nlitb alIf ieOel
9lr3t gcgen 200 %erioncn 81 re6nea
iinO. GaB Der Gurcbia5uiitS .Gotior
inter iolcbeu llmitanOen Don ieUicr
9SroriS uidt icit 81 perocu uerlnag,
tcOori ebt folnI nod Der 9epelS
iiGrlng. Gic 2lb6iilic beIte6t Oarin,
OoB oic llnipcritGten wcni9cr Acr5tc
anSbl0en mo Ocic %crninOerling
fam mir ooourd 6er6eigciii6rt peri
Ocn. Dab cine bo6cre &orbilona9 pie
5. q. IN Geuiihlano perIangt miro
mo Die ShIoicuio6ye rcrlGn8ert
mormon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

on 5iYerldiligc &eute rerpa6ten Die
critic Sc0ingiHg mare, 0oB feline All
oeren geiitigen @etronfe Derabfolgt
pcrOen, ais Bier unO @eiu. eSn Dem
iubitoniicacu @e6duOc miiBte ii,b ein
GROCER Saal beiinOcn, Der ani Sans.
tog un0 Sontag glbeuO Dem San5-
Dcrgnilgcn oient lniO al Gen yia6.
niittogcn icner 5mei Gage au9 ols
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES peruenOet wer.
Ocn fam. Sin 6armer-Gori1uB-
&ereiu ooer 9auOerein piiroe Dem
&auie meitere ,3ufrait perleiben, unO
Der StuatsUerualtlmg miiroe Der
Saa( all oen 9lbcnOcn Der S8o@en.
tagc fir lan0pirtbihaitli6e &ortrd
&C ii6erlaiicu merOen miiiicn. aur5.
nm, in Oieicm @e6Guoe miiBten Oie
geianlnlten iO5ialcn mo geiltigcn
Glupfiu0ungcn Oes Gorfes uereiut
mcr0eu. 0oB es ON 9lnionge an
S6uierigfcitcn nibt ieblen miro, lit
inns ooQfommen 6emuBt. Ger Yuri-
tanismus miro ii1 NIT @epalt 9egcn
iolNe @inri6hlng ouile5nen, aber
and 0ieiert lieBe lih in Der @eiie
clitgesenfommen ooB iiir Die 0auer
0cr &irMcnihnoen Oas 2ofal gei9loi-
len blei6t, luic cs in GeIti6lanO ge.'
idic9t. Tic iibrigen @imudnoe luer'
0cn uuicrcs GrmeiicnS i'm Sauie elmer
uo6cl 3cit idminocu mcnn ooS nab
Oeutic6em Niiiter geiii6rte 0ori-
99irtbsbauS feline gilten Sciten often.
bart unO oen 9lmerifoner 6clebrt, OnB
cs ni6t Bios cine Static OeS GrunfeS
lift.
Ger onoerc Ginpan0, ser 81 er-
warteii itc6t 6etriiit Ocn &oitcnpunit.
IN oicIcr Soiuidt 6aben Die @etrdn-
fc- Enterciicnten imncr cinen paria
men Sinn ge5cigt Der sur 6olge ae'
bQ6t bat, OoB sic Sdlitc Der Der.
Staoteu icbor rrobibitioniitiidj &c
mosOcn lit mnO cs nr ais cine 6ragc
Der 3eit cri1einen ldBt OaB 0aS
@lciGe init Der onOcrcu Sdlite &c
l9ie6s. Gic 99robi6itioniitcn iino
uid)t lold' geuauc 9lcr6ner, ionocrl
iaiien oas @elO rei6li6 flicBcu. 0ie
glma6nlc, 0aB 0ic 9citr0ge 8lmeilt
rou Den Nolfomqiich beiaeitcucrt
mcroen, lit niGt 5lItrciienO. Die
Goupiid6lidiien 3umenOungen font
men rpn rcrnogenOcn Salten. &cnn
Die @ctrdntc. Snterciicnien iic9 ni1t
oa3u cntiAlicBen tonnel gleib tief in
ocl geiltcl 5u greiicn uem cs Gilt,
lire Griiicn5 81 retteu, Damn miiilen
iic @laes ii6cr iid crge5cn laiien, mie
es fomnt. Sino iie aber millenS,
oul r5t6igcu @eitraa 5u leiitcn, 10
alouGen mir, 0oB tie nit Der Grri1-
tllna ciNer gIn5a5l bon iol6eu GorI-
Wirt3iAaitcn uicl ousribten l0nneu
neil sic 9}ro6i6ition iait ouSi6licB-
lid in Ocm ilaAen Canoe lunr5clt
inS bort miro 0a5 &orurt5eil 9e9en
0ie Miyibi6aitelr ipelcbc Ocn 9lnltoB
5i Der &ro1ibitiousbcwGgung gegc-
6ea bo6cu, nicbt cbcr i9pinOcn alS
Dis Oic 0oriuirt6idait 0urdl cine 9In-
3a6l outer 9ciipielc reDa6ilitirt NOR
0cu lit.