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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
Nram @am6erocr I'm etcr6en.

lSrau emma @ani6eraer iDche
iount gilbert s. Battlefront ihnloia
benmocn plir0e i6rcn So6n aciooiet
81 6a6eu mo i'm Olor0I1n0er 3uht-
bauie ciucn ahtid6ri9eu Sirai Ser.
min a6list lie9t uad gInao6c ocs
3uhtbous.9Ir3tcs 81. &iaiom 8
Shmarb i'm Sterben Sic leioet ieit
ldngerer 3eit an @nttrdihmg s0r
3iuiano lit oerart 0oB @ar0cii Seo.
naro ibrcr Muttcr Die GrlaubniB ac
geben Bat idglibc arontenbeiude 3u
MAIDEN. Pm 3. 1loi 1913 irat 6rau
Sambcraer ibre Siroie on 'eattcr
ion piiroc 81 Us Sobrcn 3ndlt1oHs
Uerirtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
glanfett BED ugrafiic Nlnh.A

Ginen auBerit gcniitbliden Ner,
lad nobm oos critic ,Sa6res6oufett
oes ,Eraffic Club. melAes aeiiern
9I6eno i'm r1otel 9eIococrc' bai.
fauO. Gle Geoner oes 9lbcnoS moral
II. ". @lapor @reiton. Nidtcr s. gI
@routp, s. GR 5ibgeralo. Ser @rdii.
bent Der ug9eitern GRANDDAUGHTER.
bo6n" gs. S. @lauB @ice.Rrdiiomi
Der vSout6eru Settlement ano Dc.
pelopenicnt Go.,~ 9iufls 0l. @i6bs,
Der @rdiioent Ger Nanoelsfommer
3. G Sorid, Der SErdioent Ger Son.
ierbenbdnoler 9orie. @li 6rant
Der @rdioent oes Sim Glu6," nno
E6omoS 3. @}ee6an
Ter nSroiiic Ghib~ III cine uelc
@ereini0ung, 6eitebeno alls 5c-
id6itSIeuien mo gln9eiieaieu oou
GVen6o6n @elelIicbaftcn @err "a
s. elliott BON ser DEcmiiUlpauio
Giien6a6n" 1T ser Erdiioeut pes
@nbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

Scr oMorpldnoer 9llumnen.&er-
Elm Der lIiuperiitdt bon &irainien"
6ieIt aeiieru 9(benO i'm olluiperiitp
9lu6" iein ia6rlic6es 9oufett. Gic
&eoner looren @ilionl W1inor Qile,
Der %rdiioent 0eS 9arcalI-Gerein BON
&irgirieu Eaitor 9l g. ainioloiua,
pon Der alten ct. Eauls-8irbc Or.
Sobn s.. Sotone. @roTelior Der @e.
ldlibte on Der So6ns NopfinS.llniper-
litdf mo Staot &rotnrator 2 2.
SicIo. sIIs Soaiincilcr nlngiuc
@crr George 5 @a0bV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

Inn oen NRitglie0ern Ncleacnbcit
3li oeben. an Dem Mastcuicitc ocs
Ebalia.QldnnercborS" tbcilSne6.
men lieB qeiteru 9l6cno ser .ARcBacr.
@eiaug.&erein4 ieiuc reaclm1Bige
modcntlide Suginuoc ausiollen.
Sumer5ii Oerianunelieu iiA 0icSdu.
ger i'm Sauptauartier Rifiers Nonc
rno bcgaben iid Damn III corpoyc uaA
Dem Scitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

Go cr Or. S6omas E6ieme bon
Der. 303S, Nit Baltimore Stry
6eidinlpfte. ga i6m oerielbe fem 9lIs
moieu. oegeben 6ottc wuroe Nlcaen-
sic 9llirio BON 9lr 1916, 9opo-
StroBc, bon ocm Eoli5iiieu @iliert
perboitct mo IN sic mittlerc @oli,
3eiitotiou cingelieiert. Roli5eiri6ter
@oloen ianOte ion auf icd3io Gage
ms Gorreftions6auS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
glnrtrnn iln llenhnnn- lnililnL-

Sin duBerit intereronter Norirag
muroc aeltern 9lbeno jpn Noriaale
pom &caboop Muiit Gonierpoto.
riuu acbolten. &or ciucm abermls
5ablreibcu @lblitm ipradl ooielbii
Serr Soiep6 Sau6er iiber r9lneria.
niicbe &anogcmdloe uno ibreNlaler.
Seine ein0rfspoae 2llsiiibrmaei
ienelten ole 3u1orcr auBcror0emlid
lno reiAer geiiaa bclo6ntc ibn oii
SAluiie. Saniuotpneu cr9dn3tcn
ocn @ortrag 0a 100 cs 5lm Dcilercn
SeritduouiB Scr fiiuiileriibeu Seiic
notbig mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

Griolorei6es Gou5crt oeS @6laoel-
p6ia Ouortctts in ee6mam'S
Sone. 0err 9lniou 9ltcf Ger
Suitrluncntal Soliit @nter
9eiud.
.Qlau pflcgt eS bier gcw0bnIi1 elm
gSaaniB 5ll nenlcn mcnn elmer eS
qiebt, oocr ctli6e eir Gon3ert &C..
ben; olleroingS be3ie6t iid Oas
6ouptiaAlib mem niht gdu5lih,
oui 'oic iiuau5ielle Seitc. Shooc,
0aB man and aui ben iinau3iellcn
Griolg uidt iider rc6nen faun.
Genn man bate aeru III elmer Sai.
ion me6rere iolher Gou5crte, pie
oas gciiri0e ocs 9S6ilooep6ia Gior.
ieiis, bel oem Der Gon5ertneiitcr oes
Soitoncr CrAeiiers, Gerr 2luton
@itef oortbeil6aft mitpirfte Gas
&oial-Guartett, Die 6rIS Gona mo
9lnna @nlg1er uuo Die Serren
OoltD mn 0ob, lit elm fiinitleriibes
@niemblc. mas aus Der 9Irt mo
Gciic, in ser cs Sen 9ieoer.GpfliS
vSn q line @eriian @arocn~ lana,
Dcrporge6t Oas @eri lit eiueS Der
popllariten Scr engiiAen Gompou.
tin Si3o 9e6nau @eiicrn ulrocu
Die Soli ini0 Gnien6le iali o6ne
9usna6mc ie6r gut 0eiunaen Cine
Seilhulg, Oie Dem Guartett Gbrc mo
uo6loeroienten 9eiiall 6robte nn0
Die bon iorgidlii9er Ginihioirpna
mo ric5tiger 9luiiaiiuag 3euguiB
oblegte.
SSu Der criicu Ndliie Ocs 9'ro-
9rdlnmS tratcn oic @lihuirteuocn
ioliitiid oui.
CSrl. 9luno 9uu06er croffnete oaS
Gon5crt NIT vg9bot is SoDe" pom
9altimorer Gomponiiten Splt bel
luelhcm sic Songcrn jeoo1 piht Sen
rchten Gon iiir Die STUNNING oe
irnocu botte. @eiier gefiel lie ms
in SolterS nG6e GrD OF 9lobel,~ imo
pieleiNt nob am 6eiten in Dem 2ic
oer-Gufus. S6re @eiongShtnit iit
ourhans nrtiitiih, mas nmonHen
tiefen Goneu ourM oies yCeden4 oeS
Cones on Glegor5 fc6lt, 6oleu Ole
boberen Gone in nod groBercntNiaBe
nod. Sri Goua 9ai85er fono beim
9Sublitln nit i6rer Gorlemmg Der
6cfannten 9lric Ger uEoSca4 mo
ggooomon's ,,8irt6oop" ireimolihe
9(nfno6uc Nit iH0ner Stinme mo
ucritdnoniBpoaer 9luiioiiung lang
Scrr Iolnp oaS 5trouBide ,StdnO.
den uno Oas ,2ie6esleo" ats
Sic @olfiire4 gli6 miB man oen
ihonen Eon in sen Soli oes Se6
mann'iGen MerfeS arpG6neu Serr
SoB Bat Gin iebr groBcs mo 5upei'
len ouH ipo6lflinaenocs Organ oas
CT ober niAt inner fiiuitleriiA sc
6rouht.
Ger ojcger Serr @itcf ipieIte uo-
tiirlid fiinitleriih mo gut luie man
cs BON i6nl euuorten Oart @r licR
iid lei0er ineiit oils &irtuoic boren,
in eiuem &ugnauihen allegro, Ell
ner @iemmuSfi u%olonaiie4 lmo ei.
neni uSigeupcuueiicn~ bon Saraiotc.
6r pilroe am &lapier pon ieiner @e
mo6lin @lme @ito gSitet mnlifo
lid begleitet
2lrh peroienen Die Seglcitlmgcn
ser 6rou 0lclomet bciouoercs 600
9ddt nur in ocu Soli ionoern an@
6eim Guortctt uirtte iie ltets fiinlt
. leriid mo ioraidltia NIT. Inter
ocnt 5o6lreichcn Fu3lifum bcionocu
iib sic betanuteitcn @tliifcr Der
SfnNt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

Cine SergcBliMfcit4 brohlc Sc.
iteru in friiber Nlorgeuiumoe GOgor
@feil aus ser Siltou-5troBe III cine
3cQe Der nor0meiiliHeu &oli5eiito.
tion. 9lacbOem er ii9 in elmer 9luto
DroiAfe noM ieincr @o6nmo 1atte
ia6ren loiien beioun cr iio5 bein2lilS-
iteigen nicbt me6r oormIi irgenomel-
DE DECENTRALIZATION gegeniiber Dem
G6oifieur oes @eid6rtes 5u ba6en.
Oicier jeoo1 bewies gieil ooB er fiir
Ole 6abrt 81 3u er6olteu 1obe mo
ricf ais iicb iein 6abrgait abiohit
nibt Oaran eriunern fonnte nod ei.
mem Foli5ilien. uel6er @ieil ielp
no6m Qei Dem &erbor aeiieru &or
nuittao batte 'Bieil niGts 3l iagcn cf
81blte Die iie6en IoaarNloien oii
ocn Siid ocs Nmics> l0iroe cutloiien
lno pcrl1mono
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

6rou Suiau 9lllen, welde Dor
@oHenftiIt auseblid Oeu %oli3ei.
fronen 6a6er uo Surner Die 3u.
flnit porausio9te, 6otte iidl 0cltern
9ladmittag Dor &oli5eiridter @oloen
in Ger mittleren %oli5eiitation ne
gen @obriaqens 81 perantmorien.
Sie wuroe inter $3.50 9iirglGoIt
Den @roBaeihHorcucu iibcrantmor'
iet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
Nampfcr trcficn fa6rplanmdhia cin.


Ger Gisgana in ser @bciapeafe@oi
6eninlte oeiteru 0ie Sdiifa6rt IN fei.
ncr 99eiie. 9lae Gouipier erreihten
oen Sofen 5ur redten 3eit. 9lur Der
Ounipier nS6ree 0lioers~ ser oorgc.
iiern Dou @oibingtou abiu6r mlBte
Dor 9lleronoria Dor 9lnfer geben mo
BORT Sic 9lodt ii5er liegen beiben
Ger Gapitdn cntidloB iid, bis Eo9eS.
anbrnb 3u worteu I'M gegen oiegis.
moiicn beiier onfomnen 81 fonnen.
Der Gonpfer miro bcute bier elm.
treiieu.
Diit elmer SoOung @iicner5 fir Sic
MorDlonO Sto6l So. erreicbtc &c.
itert ser rorpegide Dompier u@a.
coliia.0 Gapt. 9I6robomien nou Gal-
ten Gu5o fonmeno, ocn bieiiscn Sa.
fen. Dies mar oie lette 6abrt, sic
Der 0onpier fir sic Grne Sinie ses
modt bat. Su 3uflmit miro bic
nSSocouiio" iiir bic Aiumion Sinie
uon Cuba ans 3uder Ocrihiiicu,
&afcn Snaenieur 2odcD berihtcte
acItern @loraen ooB 0os sis inn go
topsco itcQenpciie 3pei 3oa oid it,
SSn Ocn Gudtei scr obercn 9oi mar
OaS sis bis 81 iehS 3oll oid. 81
6olac oes itorfcn Gerfe6rs BON Boo
ten i'm oberen 0aien fonnte lid BORT
teii Sis biloen. IN Spring @orocnS
uno @irtis Greet miBte 0nS Gisboot
DSotrobe" Elm Sabrluoiicr Ourcb6re.
cbel1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
glltIta0ter IN Gibnno.

Ger DGercin Der aollileluc lu0
6abrifantcn Der 9lltitoOt" 6iclt ge
itern in ocn &Guncn scr ,Olo Conn
9|otionols9ouf" ieinc mountlibe&er.
iammllng. }r0iioent Sacob ~
@oof fii6rte oen &oriie uno Sefrctdr
Sobn w. Wloriboll ons ASrotofoll
Sir oas 6eute i'm 6otel 9lennert itatt
finoenoc 9anfett puroci Die lestcll
&or6ereitlmaeu gctroiicH Grei @'it.
olieoer mroen in ben &crein aulges
nomnen. 0ie Qlugelcgcnbcit bcjil9s
liM Der Observation-Disclosures
ser u%cnniplponia Giienbobn Sc.
ielliGoit" pnrOc apf ndhltc SiBuug
peridoben. Sooaini iuuroe ein Sim
ier. @omite eruomt bic in glmapolis
gegen Oen eeplauten gSioerruf 0es
Samon 9lnitern @eiebes poritellig
meroeu ioacn. Der Gerein tcaiInitgt
Die @crlpiaigung fiir cine ucue @af-
ien1aac fiir oaS A. 9ieaiuicnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
sciu 10. edftnuasfcit.

6ciertc Scr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
uGDrin9s Soae~ ourb Elm ieincs
@anfeit an Dem chpo 800 &cric.
neu tbeiluo6mcu @aiior II s..
Stcraer 6alt Die GeiircOc- Sin
Eon5 6eihGebt bic 6eicr
Ger ~alir6eiien.@ereiu~ ieierie ge
tern 9lbeuo ieil i0jdbriges Stii-
utuasicit nit einem fcitlicben 9antett
in uGurina's Safe on Der 3. StroBe
mo 9lpemie in Soia6IonOtown.
Gie Nliiglic0er maren nit ibrcn So
men ie1r So6lreih cridienen mo Ole
QroBe SooQe mar bis 3nn leBten
9Slob geiiiQt. S9d6reuO cii Yrc6elter
oen @Giteu muiifoliihe @cniiiie oar
bot, IieBcN lido Die 9InpcieRoen Die
Speiien 6citens ic6medeu Sierolri
crgriif Ser &rdioent oes o&lr6eiieu'
%ereins,~ Serr Soon Souie, OoS
g8ort llno be0riiBte Oic gInpeicnOen
nit iolgenOen @orten:
.Gs lit ole auacnebme @iIids
r,6rcS %r1iioeutcu, bcute 9(beno, no
mir 5um 10. Stiftungsieit uniercS
Tereins perionlmclt lino, Die @c-
ariiBunaSmortc 5n ipreben mD Sie
9llc ber5liA pillfoulmeu 81 beiBcn.
Gor aleu- Gingen aber iii6le ldl mid
georungen mcineu inliglien Can't
ob5uitatten iiir 0oS groBe &ertroreL
Ous Sic III mid icBcu inoem Sie
mid ieit 3cbn Sa6lrn nit Der SSiiDs
run0 umiere5 9'ereinS betrdllten rm0
mir Sore inget6eilte 9lNtrng ibenfs
ten. @S ioa 0esbolb mein dufrihti-
acs 9eltre6eu iein mid S6reS Scr
troueus uae5cit wiir0ig 5u erweiiem
mo ih ior0crc Sic 6eute 9l6eno aili
mir rbrc aan5c 0iilie ongc0eihen 5u
loHcn Oamit lois Sen nalu6ciiei.
9crein~ INNER mebr 5u Gem ma'
hcl iuo3u cr 6entcn 1T: ndmlid) ein
9Olhuerf Oeuiihcn Scbcns unO 0enl
ihcr Siitcn. a)logc. 10 uie bis6er
6rieOe inO Giutroht inter ms nal
ten oonit 0ic 9hiBcnpelt iu0ere
S6oten iicbt S5noen ic6 S6nen oIlcS
@utc piiuidc iiir Gle ruO S6re 6o.
nilicn 6oifc i'd, oaB Oieier ,Selt-
o6euO cinen @lan5plnft IN Der @e-
ibid5tc 'Oes uaur6eiieu &ereins" bill
Ocn mogc IS gereidt mir 5lr gon5
bcionOeren 1reuoc, S6nen ocn SET
rc0ncr 0es 9l6cnos, Noitor g. 6ric0
rid Stcrger, Der Elm trcler 6reuu0
unicres &ercins it, Dor3uiiellcn."
@oitor Stcrger, Der Seeliorger ser
TreieinidfeiiS.airhe on Der GrinitD'
StroBc, ipro6 oonn ii6cr sic @rin.
Dung mo Oos @eoei6cn ocs .aur.
6ciien @crcius". Seine GeOe muroe
wuroe nit aroBen 9lpplous oltige.
nonimeu 9llsoann belt 6err ", 8.
,Sonf6dnel ser @rdii0eut oes pllii.
ab5dngi9en @iirger.& .&ereins, cine
2lnprade IN luel1er iiA ii6er oaS
allgemeinc Mirfcn ser oeuiden Ser
cine uusoriidtc. Zen 2l6lbluB oes
9anfeits 6ilOetc elm SolBfrou5hen
0os Die GriAicueu in iro6ligltcr
Sounc lange 6eiiommen Dielt
Iie 9eomien oes &ereins iinO:
SSo6n Souics @rdiioent mo Soriibcr
s. Seurp 9GmiOt @ice.&rdiioent
uno 9(iiiitent Charles Gelp. aaiien.
meiiter; 9@iaiom S6omos, Setretdr;
@eorge @immeImau SSreo. @lobn
mo Is 6. Grter, 6inon5.Gomitc
q va ~,Ul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

Sm boben Sitter pom 81 Eobrdi iit
gelteru Scrr 06riiiian sRitt. Watte
pon 5rou aot6orinc 'glitt ia ieiner
@obnuna 9ir 1898 &aiterp.2loe.
nue. aus Dem Seben 9eihicoen. Die
arrangements iiir Oas @eiMen1e.
gongtiB iinO nod uibt 0oacaoet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18


Sn 9lo0ciielo GoWs II ssnl.
Nelrp 9oarouan langid6riaer kro'
ioeut Der .9laIrooo @ojcttc' (iept
9laihpao 9Ige @aietteb im Sitter
pon 81 Sabreu oeitorben
Sn i5rpm aeitern ocm @crid1i
III Gombrioge. NlaiIy cm9ercid)iou
Seitament bat oie perlior0cue 6rou
Caroline NasfeIl See i9rer Gntelin'
5roit 9llire 9looieUeli Sougnortb
Die Eocbier Der criien Soithl oes or
@raiioeuten 1beooore 3iooiepet sac
Grbu oeS Ginionimens BON eiueW
Sudtiono BON $4,000 cn9eleet
@eim 9rauoc Der glnlaQen Der
uGlite Gnaraping &onpau0 mo
me6rerer fIcincrer 6irmen ii oen-
ielbcn Web1uoe an 0er Sifcon.
StraBe in Bolton erlitt 1bomas
Noroe0 oen Slaninentoo ui0 icilt
2rbeitaeber. Y. S 9;rccihart Der
Giacutbiimer 0cs erit9euanmeu Gia.
blilienclits. erlitt bei Ser 5uht aus
Dem iehsieu Sionoert oes 6renueu.
oen Soies iiber oie 6cusrleitera
ihpere @erleBuugeu Ger Nrano,
idlaoaI betrdat $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

6atole GrfcAntHiB
Gibbs % la SoneS iii Elm 9lielen-
eicl, ober Sie meroen nie oorgn OoB
er id)ledt bon ieiner 6rai reoct
Gibbs n9ia idl meiB 0oh nit0l Gr
iagt iie bate ION lu Dem acaaht
lpas er ilil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
Staatsfrurrtra0e.
SIN GNutns beipru=
den.
SambitrnRemsSnm ipir6
pcrIcbpbem.

@eribpopiere i'm S4uIocntiIgumgs-
iouO Oiirien ni@t unaerii6rt
lperocn. Oenotratiider Gou-
fus Ocrlicf wcnia 6armoniid.
Die ScbS N1illioucu 9lnlci6e
ocridobcn. gsos spredcr
o., r.. ~
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-05-21
XOB
Farmers Will Pay the
Tax.

An interesting development OF
the operation of the Warnes tax
law came to light yesterday at the
tobacco warehouses in Cincinnati.
Heretofore tobacco growers OF
Miami, Montgomery, Prebl
Darke and Greene counties es-
capped the annual taxes on their
crops because they were usually
BROUGHT to the local tobacco mar
kets during March, the listing
day coming in early April. AS
,, the tobacco was in the warehous-
es that day the warehouse own
ers and other tobacco buyers were
charged with the tax.
This year under the Warnes
law the day preceding the first
Monday of February is made tax
listing day so that the tobacco
growers, having their crops on
hand on the first Monday of Feb
ruary, will pay the tax them
selves. Troy Democrat.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-05-21

The untitled tonnage Of the u
nited States Steel Corporation on
April 80 totalled 4,277,O68 tons,
decrease of 376, 757 tons as COM
pared with March. In the last
two months there has been a fall
ing off of $4,000 tons.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-05-21

iron trade in the Cincinnati En-
quirer the other day, Matthew
Addy & Co., the wholesale deal
ers, say: There is one great
hope sustaining the makers ot
pig iron-it is that things are SC
unutterably bad that any change
must be for the better. This is
cold comfort, but it is all there is.
Pig iron is the main victim Of the
tariff, Mr.. Underwood, in SPITE
of the solicitations of his Birm-
ingham friends, insisted on put
ting his free trade theories into
practice and the result has been
disastrous. Birmingham has lost
millions of dollars by the lack of
confidence in business inspired
by the new tariff and it has paid
dearly for the sake of having Mr..
Underwood represent it. There
is not a pig iron maker in the
country today but who has been
convinced by the stern logic of
facts that the sooner America
goes to protective tariff on iron
the better. 1t may seem strange
in market report to discuss pol
itics, but politics in this case is
business, and the pig iron men
know who to blame for the dis
astrous conditions which have
been forced upon them."
K x x
Argentina has raised crop of
348, ,OOO,0 bushels of corn this
year, and her exportable surplus
from that crop is estimated at
24O, ,O0O.O 900 bushels.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-05-21
ADVERTISEMENT
Letter from Lake Worth,
Florida.

Mr.. Editor: Not as one of youl
special correspondents am l wri.
ting you this letter, but as a con-
stituent; l trust you will grant
this favor, viz: publish same and
| thereby with one letter | may
reach so many homes. which l
assure you will be of intense in
terest to my many friends in rhe
North who are continually writ
ing me for information regard
ing South Florida. AS l have
been in Lake Worth for several
months, am in a position to ans
wer questions and name the ad-
vantages here. | am not about
to PROFOUND any fanciful, specu-
Iative theory, the demands of civ
ilized life insist upon recent in
vestigation, facts, and a place.
Lack of knowledge regarding
South Florida is all that has kept
it's population from overfowing.
when it becomes generally known.
that there is less heat here in
July than in Ohio, that sunstrokes
are unknown, that the death rate
is low, that all a man here has to
do is to decide which crop he will
grow as his money crop.
When these facts become gen.
orally known South Florida will
be as densely populated as Ohio.
It's up to you, Mr.. Reader, come
and investigate, Florida is the
cheapest state in which to live
no heavy clothing and expensive
wearing apparel is necessary;
fuel is not needed as a protection
against extreme cold weather.
In our northern states the aver
age man of today is far, very far,
below what he might be were he
not handicapped by conditions
beyond his control. This can be
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Keep Bowel Movement
Regular.

DR.. Kings New Life Pills keep
stomach, liver and kidneys in
healthy condition. Rid the body
of poisons and waste. Improve
your complexion by flushing the
liver and kidneys. II got more
relief from one box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills than any medicine
l ever tried" says c. E. Hat
field, of Chicago, Ill. 25c at your
druggists. F.;
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Palestine.

Be on hands at the Sunday
school convention at the Disciple
church next Sunday.
Jesse Garrison, one of the tea
chers in the High School here,
has moved to the neighborhood
of Arcanum.
The e. A. r. Post here is erec-
ting a monument to the soldiers,
which will be finished before this
week. s journal appears.
Why not have a Ciyic Improve.
ment Club at Palestine, with 6
woman's branch, and a branch
for the business men? There il
| no more need of rubbish flyinl
over the streets or blocking al
.leys, no more reason why weed
should not be moved, the schoo
ground beautified at Palestin
than elsewhere. We may b
proud of our well kept village
we choose to take proper pride i
helping to improve and boost
along.
: The Glass Of 1914 had the
photographs taken Saturday. III
; following composed the class
Misses Ada We're Wilcox, Lenol
Wilcox, Louvera Slower, Messr
Thurrill Stephens, Charles Be
niger and Roscoe Lynch.
ell May Is. FRoM PALEsTINE.
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The rest of the day was spent in
an afternoon and evening ses-
sion in the discussion of topics
pertaining to Sunday schools,
past and present, and what they
should attain to in the future. 1t
was upon the whole a very inter-
esting occasion and cannot fail of
giving a new impetus to the
cause of Sunday school work a.
mong us.
F. P. Lehman has about finish
el the excavation of the cellar
for the new addition to his busi-
ness block.
May 18. XOB
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which is found a people with
IGod-given conscience, men VIII
see their duty and are willing fc
action. Florida, the sportsman
paradise, for those who love boa
riding, fishing, bathing in the
ocean every month in the year,
automobile riding, etc., are never
denied such happy pastime at
Lake Worth.
The story of this part of Flori-
da, with its progressive system
and grandeur, has more than a
passing interest. and in rapidity
of the development of this part
of Florida is probably unparal-
leled in the history of any state,
being transformed from an unin-
habited, trackless wilderness into
a rich, prosperous and healthful
Eden, and dotted here and there
with beautiful homes, entirely
fitted for the man of industrious
habits and who enjoys the pros
poets of a large, bright future.
1t is bringing a population of the
best elements from all over the
United Statesmen of energy
and enterprise. who are working
out results and a future that will
be surpassed nowhere, changing
this once uninhabited region into
a great fertile, agricultural and
commercial Importance, suited for
the man who may enjoy happy
home, where green grows the
typical fruit crops ever more, ur-
der a sky so bright and blue,
where sweetly the birds chirrup
and tWitter over our heads the
year around. Surely, to an ap-
preciative heart of Natures bles-
sings, this is joy and rest. Mag
ma Charta, l don't know much
about it, but if it means lovely
home for everybody, three cheers
for il!
Lake Worth and surrounding
community has come TO be a great
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Getty 3burg.

In loading some hogs on the
Pearson farm last Wednesday
Roll Rohr was caught in an acci-
dent and considerably injured in
both legs about the knees, on ac-
count of which he will be unable
to work for some time. The as
sistanca of a doctor was neces-
sary after he rode home on a
horse of his team.
On last Monday morning, after
a long sickness, the wife of G.
w. Miller of New Harrison died
in their home. Funeral services
were held in our Presbyterian
church by Rev. ]. Winkler, pas
tor of that church; interment in
cemetery nearby on Wednesday
afternoon following.
Mr.. Martin, who purchased the
Farra bakery at this place, is now
in possession of the business and
the selling firm is gone and in
business in some other part of
the county.
Mrs. Matte Hershey, wife OF
our venerable citizen, Emanuel
Hershey, is seriously i'll at this
writing. She is quite aged.
P. B. Miller and wife left here
last Thursday morning for Bowl
ing Green, where they will visit
their children for a short time
The latter will protract her Visit
indefinitely, while the former re
turned today. He reports that
very hard rain visited that local
ity and that some of the field
are covered with water, hinder
ing the farm work, planting o
corn, etc., very much. Whea
crop and grass are growing nice
ly and promising well.
J Adams Township Sunday Scho'
Association had an all-day col
{ verftion at this place yesterda!
the schools of the place abandon
ing their usual places of meetir
met in our school auditorium
with extemporizedi classes al
teachers, following which Re
Barr, pastor OF the Bradfo
e Presbyterian church, preached
; sermon suitable for the occasio
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moved from this land by a per
feet drainage system, and is now
found to be the most fertile, per
haps, in the world. and so many
people discontented and unable
to acquire land at high values are
coming here where they can live
and buy a home.
The climate of Lake Worth is
most delightful the year around.
A mistaken idea prevails among
many people in the North, viz:
that in South Florida the summer
season is vely hot; this a misno-
mer. as those who visit Palm
Beach county are ever ready and
to testify. The location
Of Lake Worth being so close to |
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western states has maintained a
fairly even place, though there
has been a gradual falling off in
demand for crude steel, and a
number of the rail mills are re-
ducing their rolling schedules.