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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
gatriutiide 9cntI6e in WIeriOeu.

g}cri0en, Conn.,, Z. Sept TIT
Die BON ocm @rGiiOenteu Geo. @3i6,
ler BON bieiigen GentroIperbonO eiu-
bcrilfene N5oIienberioulmlung aller
Teuti6en in Ger Surnbone geitaltete
ii6 5u einem iiberrulbenoen @rfolg.
&r. W2idler miir0e ols @oriiBer, &r.
&iridmonn ais SefretGr imO 9luguit
Sdmel5er ais Sdobmeiiter 0es 81
lonmelnoen Silf8fonoS erpdblt;
ouBeroem mir0en bier Serren ols
Sinon3-Gonlit ernoint. @ia Gomitc
bon 25, je fiinf fir cine @arO, pur-
sc crnonnt, unt Soulnnllrngen nor5li-
ne6mcn uno 0ic ioiort porgenom-
meme Collection er9ob $104.90. @e-
borniibte @eidliilie wur6eh oefaBt:
1. @egeu 0ie 0elti6-feinOIi6e
Solhing Scr lofaIcn iopie ser
foYt idmmtIiAen 0itIiden engliiden
@reiie.
2. @egen sic @erlebung ser gleli-
trolitdt our6 9lnfertigung bon @of-
fen uno Wtnnition fir gnglano bon
bieiigen Sobrifanten.
2esterer @eicbtaB ion unierem
GongreBmanu Srn. 9feiup 8ugeianot
neroeil Inn bel ser &egieumg ener-
oiA oogegen 81 proteitireu. SSu jc-
Dem Nlonot ion an einem bonn &or-
iiber 5u beltimnen0en Sonntog cine
oIeide MloIienberionmIung IN Der
SurnbaQe obgebnlten mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Gdlluere GnttSnldlnnn.

@ittSburgb, Eo., 7. Sept.
Ser Oeuticbc 9feierOe 2ieutenant g9ol-
Ter @enrid, elm W1itglieo 0es bieiigen
n0eitiden Clubs, 1T iebt nod
@ittsbureb 8uriidgefebrt nocbOcm er
in Seem yorf oen erfolgloien @eriud
gcma@t lle6erfobrt' nod europa at
crlangeh Inn in Sen 9feiben ieiner
oeuti6cn @offenbriioer an Oeren
@elOcnfGnipfen tbeiluebmen 5u' f0n.
men. ST.. @enrih bate icb fir Sen
tollGnoiiden 0anpfer uglooroon"
cine 6obrforte iino &oiiite ecIi6ert,
muroe obcr in glew-9orf o6gcipieieu
ra Die Dumpferlinien feline &eier-
bitten bef0r0ern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

in Sen GoIonien Griolge 5u oer5eid-
nen 6aben.
Ges meiteren 1eibt es I'M S1rift-
Itiid, OoB Iouf Der Suprematie Der
9laiirten sur Gee mebr als 100000
Nlann in oeri6ieoenen @elttbeiIen
Oas N9eer frel3en founten obne OnB
Elm cili5igcr @}ann Oerloren ging. Sn
Oieie 8epegmg BON Gruppen lino
einqeidloiien oas nod Dem Continent
oeibaffte 6ritii6e Seer, Die ii6eriee-
ii6en @rpeOitionen naG 0efi Oeuti6en
Golonien in 9lfrifa unO i'm Stillen
C5eon. enolid 0ie &eridiffmg iran-
30iii6er 9rllppeu bon 9Ilgier nad)
6ranfreicb.
Q S6uBmaBnoDmen getrot f
fen.
g9oibington z. September.
@on &ertretern ueiitraler Climber 1T
9oti6ofter Scrrid in &oris Oarlml
anoeaangen moroeu bel Der amerifa.
nii6en 93egierimg @rfmoiguug ein-
3u6olen Oh Ser 6rage, gemeinIame
9orItellung an GeutiblanO 81 ri9-
ten 6e6uis 8eiAiiblmg geluiiier @e-
bduoe imo Gunihperfe BEL einem et-
waigen 9lngriif auf Yoris. @d5reno
nit nidts ongeOeutet miro, oaB Die
6ran3oien BON 3weifeln 6efalIen
pdreu o6 iie ibre SauptltoOt 81 uer-
i6ei0igen 0ernlogen, 10 miro ieood
elm @om6oroement fir wa6rideinIid6
ge6alien rno, pie gtaHridteu aus
@aris 6eiagcn, 6eipridt man bort ben
Gori1la9, neutrale 3Onen ein5uri6-
ten, nm elmer nlBloien 3erlt0ring
biitoriiber @e6diOe Dor5u6eugeu.
Ole @ereini9ten Staoten 6dIt man
bort fir oen noturliben @ortiiibrer
in Oieier 9lnoelegenbeit uno pie eS
i6eint bat n6 9oiidlaiter Serri6
oieier6alb Snitrlftionen crbeten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Gdlodlt ser g8enaelritter.

SEEM Norf, 7. September. ~
SSm oEerroce @arOen" BAT geItern
oic groBe 8meitdeige Sdlaht Der
@en5elritter bcqonnen. glus alien
T6cilen Scr 9tor0oit-Staoten iinO bic
Sfot6riiOer 9erbei geeilt, Inn ibres
@eiItes S6Grfe i'm frieolideu @ett-
fompfe 5lt melien. Cine unermartet
oroBe @eicaidoft bat oem Gompfruf
3um iiebentcn GongreB oes vgtorO-
oItli1cn Sfut-Ierbonoes~ 5olge ge-
Iciitet. llngefGbr 600 Serren uno
800 @ertreteriunen 0es ih0nen Sc.
i6le6ts nebmcn an Dem GongreB
Sbeil, cine iebr gute 8etbeiIigung,
wenn man sic ourb Sen europGii6en
&rieg beruria6te oIlgemeine @e-
ihGftslooe in @etro1t 0iebt. g8os
oie Stdrfe ser ouSmGrtigen @elego.
tionen anbetrifft 10 bot philadelphia
0iesmol Sen @ogel obgeidoiien. 9ie
g9cn3elritter olts Ser Sto0t Ser grii-
Herliebe boben cine @eieaicboft BON
t15 %erioneu ms Ereffcn
ocIdidt, 0a iie iib fir sen GuBerlt
soblreibeu 9eiub ser 9lelp-Y PORTER
Sfotbrii0er bei'm Iebten GongreB IN
%bilo0elpbia rebon6iren ipollten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
gyraESent luu6louf.

g9oibingtom Z. September.
- 9Iiif iroeno cine @eiie tom geitern
oaS @eritt IN ltulouf cS iei Elm
glniHlag ouf 0os 2eben Oes 9SrGii-
0cnten berii6t mor0en. 0ie Code
bereitete i'm @eiBen &ouie bieI I'm
onnebntlihfeiten, ga bon olen Sci.
ten teIepboniid6e itnO teIeeropbiihe
glnfragen tomen Inn iiA III 9etreff
Der 9lneeIcgenbeiten 81 bergepinern.
S1lieBIib bieIt man es fir rdtblid,
bonn &eiBen &olie aus oie |erliHe-
RING ollsauidbiden, ooB ser SgrGli-
ocnt mobloif iei mm @ormittog in
ser Stride geipeien iei ino om 9lo6-
mitto9 einen Spa0ieroang imternou-
men 5obe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

IA
ipradD. erofinct. Mlapor 5alneS y
@reiton bcgriiBte 0ie 9ele@aten NV .s
6elt cine ldngerc 9lniprehc. =
ipra6 sic Soffmmg aus, 0aB lIt9 O,'
ouSmGrtigen Ielcgaten in sSaltllillp.ts.. ~.
gllt amiiiiren merOen. 5crner orl'u's
er feline 5ren0c oariiber allst oaB w
Srocn einen 9}amen trdgt, Glll lD0'
9en Baltimore itol5 it, cinen pfa''lVa@.
Der in Baltimore cine proRIlllel'''
9SoQe lpielt. Sim S1tuB ieinier AF
ipra1c ging ser M}aOor ouf oRe ~
len itGotii@en &erbeIierungen lOe~
oie IN Baltimore oorgeuomment we'
0cn. Gr mics ouf Die &bdti9feitf !"
&flaiterltngspeien, auf oaS neue nv
0erne gl65ugsfanal-S ouf Oep
8ou ser ncuep 6jltrir-9lnloge RIlp
oes neuen gSdiieriperfes, Die lle6RS'
briidung ser Sones' Safe, Oas neH
@eleiAtlnes S0iteul lmo Oas 81
item fir lttter9rlno.Seitlmoe bhA
@cmaltigen 9EppIduS crbielt Der
MoDor ltno oie aopelle ser Oelega-
ton BON 9nifalo brabtc i6m einen
Sii1 @leid ndc6 sem @egriiBlngs.
afte entiernte iid6 Ger Wia1or, Inn Die
Sn0uitrie-EoraOe ab5unebmcn.
S5err eSobn =. gSurner, ser 8r1iis
Dent Der Baltimore 2oge gtr. 3, err
0ifncte Die Sibung linO ltellte oen De-
legaten Serrn 6reo. s. Scans BON
Buffalo, 9t.-Dy oeu Supreniesgrdii-
oenten 0es 0rocns, Dor. Sr. seams
bielt 6ieraui cine ldngere 9lulprabe.
SSeoer 0elegat crbielt ein fiinitleriid
auSgefii6rtes Conventions 9lb5eiAen
lmO Elm bii6i9es Souuenir.%ro-
gronm.
9(m itdrtlten lit 0ic Sta0t Buffalo
alf Der Contention reprdientirt.
lleber 5mei6lmOert 0elegaten linO
aus 0ieler Sta0t bier lmo bat oic Oe-
legation cine itarfe 9Ruiif-&apcle
nit nad bier gebrabt. Sn Buffalo
Bat Der Groen oaein $500 Wlitglie-
Oe.
@eItern 95aGmittag nabmen Oie
onswdrtiaen Geleoaten nebit ibren
Iomen Die Sebensmiir0igfeiten Der
Staot in 9luoenidein. Selue iinOet
sic 5weitc GonoentionS-S Sitlng I'M
nS0o 6ellom-Seupel~ itott, pel6e
Inn 10 llbr @ornittags ibren 9ln-
lana nimnlt. 93aHmittaes 2 ll6r
internebmen oie Gelegaten einen
9llSflug auf Dem 9ra9toampier
n0reamIan0". Die 9l6fa6rt erfolgt
am 6iBe Oes @roaOmap. 9lberos,
ua1 ser &iidfe6r, betbeiligt il6 oas
@ros ser 0eleaaten an Dem Garne-
BAL pel1er inter Oen 9luipi5ien Der
Sternen6anner-Gonuniiiion itattiiu-
SCI.
@aItor 81. 8. Steroer war megeu
Ser GonOention bon Cincinnati, g.,
noc6 bier gcfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Nran bon glenen0prff tn6t.

Oaew 9orf, z. Septelnber. IT
Giner aiinitIerlouf6obn wie iie in
igrcn 8eMieIfGIIcn 0es Scbidials, in
ocm 9luf mo Oaieoer bon 9iubn lno
@crgciien ein5iaortig 1T, bat ocItern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
@iirOis cinseIcitct.

Goupcntion Oes Sroens Der rSrI0lc'
lit er0ffnet. @1apor @reIl''
entbietet sen Gelegateu I'M S''
Seaom-Eempel~ Elm ber5llas'
gSiafommen. %aitor " o.
Sterger ipri9t Ous gr6ffnl'll9''
oebet. - 3mei6unOert 9eleaal'
BON Buffalo bier.
Gie Oiertdgiee Gouoention Oes !.
Oens Ser Orioles" bat acitern =
mittog 10 ll6r I'M rOOO 6el'p'
Eenpel~ an Der Gde BON Sarato9r
un0 Gat6eOral-S -StraBe i'm geIle'''
bon 1900 @elegaten i6reu glnIaHS
geuommen. 9luf miir0ige @eiie lpl'l.
oe oie eriie GonOentionsiiBlntg pp'' 1,
&oitor q. s. Sterger, Der eill yrD-. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
@eNenffeier in 9Slatta6nra6.

@Iattsburgb, N.-Y. 7. Sept.
Ger geitriee 9Srieoenstoe," Der
9eginn Ser Sabrbunoertfeier Ser
S6Ia@t bon @lottSbureb, mar Ourh
6citpre0igten IN oen bieiigen airden
unO Somneridulen morfirt. Inter
ocn 3eonern befan0en l6 @iidof
Mtorriion bon Dulitb, W}inn. 8i-
iAof g}elion bon 9llbonD uno s. s.
GoDle BON glelu-Yorf, ser in Ser
SrnlmeriAule ipra4. Sonuel @om-
pers, ser YrdiiOent ser n9(merican
ScOcrotion Of 2obcr," fam geItern
9(beno bier on lrn0 puroe parm ent-
pimgcn. Gr miro belltc cine 9(n-
iprade bolten. Sobn @Sit6ea nuBte
wcgeu @rfranflng ieiner 5rou 6it
Sauie bleiben. Sic 6eier puroe Oa.
rurd beeiutrGdtiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Nliidiidlts[pie Gdlirilrrei.

98iuiam Sbomas, ein gteger bon
9altimore-GountD, braAte geilcrn
9}ohuittog Oie Enraoe5nihauer an
Der @ratt- -StroBe eutlang in groBe
9(uiregung, ais cr einen Wlaun Der-
iolgte mO babel iie6en Wlal aus ei-
mem &ebolDer auf i'm ieuerte- Char
les Slimner, bon 9}r. 106, Siio-2ll-
benarle-Str., Ser Oen S6ieBer nilf-
6nlten mollte, erbielt einen S1uB in
ben linfen 9lrm. 9ln Der gde pon
Sigh uno 9Sratt-StroBe tpitroe ser
gleoer bon ciii9eu Mdunern on9e6al-
ten Oie i'm niht ieDr ianft beban.
Oelteu, Bis iid @oli3iit Grawforo oes
0itli6en Giitrifts, oes Wlannes an.
nabm. Gr murOe me9en 9lngriffS
anf 5iuei 4erionen uno we0en Sra-
gems ciner 'SduBmuffe 93i1ter Smith
poraciii6rt rmo Dem @eridtSDcria5-
ren ii6erlUieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Scr 500 Gin rubiqc8, itiUc8 @n0c oe-

Ger 500 Elm rubiges, itiles @noe ge-
Icbt. @eoreine bon Sonuidopsfp-
g}euenoorff 1T, GA Sabre alt i'm
u8eIlebue-Soipitol, pobin iie am
Eicnltag 9lbeno gebraAt WorOen
our@ einen neuen S6logunfaa BON
ldngem 2eiSen erl0it wor0en imO
Seem gorf's 0cuti6tbum itebt nit
Srauer an ser 9obre elmer &iinit-
Icrih Die, 6o iie Iebte, ibm our6
Sabr8ebnte MIR frobe Stunoen berei-
let bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

pertrie6eu Ser Correspondent rift
nod Dem iini WleiIen eutiernten
Gbantiap, Oos fat perIoiien mar.
9ns cine 6rau Die g3odri6t bradte,
OuB Senlis in 6lammen ite6e, woIlte
er it'd iUieoer nab bort begebeu. 9liif
OerSauoitraBe begeguete er mitSals.
boltrlngsgegenitdnoeu belaOeuenaor.
rem lno 5liidtIiugeu aus SeuIis, ios
iUie einem Battalion iran5oiiider Sii.
fonterie, Die iiA aif @6antiIlD 5uriid-
3og.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

Gs sewaRrt eine rtner-
me6lide 9efrieoigung,
Uneeda Biscuit
5Il Raufeu, neil Sic nil:
fen, Oab Sic bePommen,
was Sic tpiinlcbefl =
Sooa Graders, oelcRe
0fenfrifcP, fnusperig,
rein, appetitrei5eno uno
maRrPaft fino.
Uneeda Biscuit
iino ffets BON 9leicber
GuoIitdt-fie ffno ffets
9Iei& an Knuspri9feit,
an t1ooPI9efcPmacf-fie
iino Sooo Graders, auf
tOeIcPe Sic iid1 perlof-
fen f0nnen. limo oies
aues, rDeil Uneeda
Biscuit un9ew0Rn.
IicPe Sooa Gracfers in
un9erp0RnlicPer Der
pacfuu9 finO. 5iinf
Gents iiberau in oem
feuati9 feitsoicbten
podfet.
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COM MPANY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

gl6Dnncntru, sic ben ,Scntidcn Gurrc
ipouocnten" nidt piinttlidl u6cr uurcacl
inaRi0 cr0alicn, iino 0cbetcn, Der Office
onvpu per gclcplon pber idJrifiIid Wlits
tDeiling 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
0rci 9Serioueu perlebt.

9eim 81 i6arfcu @inbiegen bon
Der 2ig6t- in Die GronmeQ- -StraBe
wnroeu geiteru @ormittog oeecn 10
ll6r oie nabiie6enOeu @erionen Der.
Iebt Serr mo Srdu SamrsI 8.
Stofes aus glnnopoIis, Sri. Gaa %.
bis ans pgai6inaton imO 9iobert Oar.
Der, ser G6auffeur, aus @ai6ington.
Bier weitere Sniaiien oes 9roftwa.
gems fomen aaem glnideine no1 nit
Dem S1reden oaDon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

me bonn @ferOe geitiir5t lei lmO iib
cine Sauto6idiirfun0 am Seine 5u-
ge5ogen babe. Gie Gerlesung iott
cine lei6te iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

Qonoon Z. September, Gin
Correspondent ser oGimes~, ser oie
Sample in oen Stdoten Der hinge.
buug bon 4aris icbilOert fiibrt ans,
Dob in GbantiaD, SenIis uno an0e.
rem YIaten sic Ieuiiben uno Sic 9Ils
liirien BON i9rer 9[rtiGcrie NIT menig
GrioIg @c6rouH ma6teu glls iie
Damn ibre Snianteric iuS Ereifetl
fiibrten 6obe oie ocntide Sniauterie
fleinc @ort6eile erriluaen Tie iei aber
ans Ser aampiliuie 5uriidgeporieu
iuoroen.
9luf elmer groEen Gbene bei Scnlis
ineIoet Der Correspondent engagirte
fran5oiiide 9lrtiaerie 0ic oelltlbe
ocren ihwere @eihiiee oie frou5oli
ihen 9otierieu aus i1ren Icdungea
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20

aIs 3pii6enfab uno gorts. Die
tlsine eeItritte 9abps SADIE pei6t pors
teiI6ait pon oem aItbergebrattsn StiI
ab our9 bic 9Drtenper3iernng aus
3arten farbigen 9lumsn. bic in arel3s
iii6zS tiderei aus Seioe aus8eiii1rt
iino. QuBeroem Sel9t bas Bib nod
cine 9orietts6iIIe aus blaBroiafarbis
ger Crepe be dine, 5eisBt nit S6ats
tenipibe. unb SfuItsrb1noern aus
Qtlasbonb nit Rofen.
Sebr MODERN 1T ieBt cIs &leioers
'tcTf cine peide taffetartigs 8rptats
ieios. aus peIfer bas SIeio bes
nGditer Bibles Gig. 81 angsfertigt
puroe. Die aus sinem Stid ess
i6nittens 9luie 1T born unter elmer
S6nur ~eetrdufsIt, unb in bic auf
bieie Weiie 9e5'loete 9alstrauie flst
ii6 nod cine apsite aus NeBitoff.
Der Rod beitebt ous einem tiefen
qonier nit baruntsr berportrstsnper
Rifhe, unb einem fhIihten lntsrs
eelpanb. I'm bic Soille fdmiegt ii9
Elm 9irtel aus f6rporsem Somt.
Der Stoff 1T 5itroneneslbs 9rotats
ieioe. Der boau poiienbe 5ut 1T
ous i6por5er Saftieioe sefsrtiet uno
nit seIben 4igretten earniert.
Gum S6lub Tin Sig. g nod elm.
ileine StiS5e. peIde lints elm paar
t~otetter SaneozS trumpfbdnber seiet.
Der pbsre Sell bsitebt aus einseso'
eenem rofofarbiaem 4tlasbonb nit
Roisttenz0 Decoration aus fhmalem
ganb; baran fiiet fid, Biz gum 2nie
9ebenb. cine Hoffel aus S9attenipiBe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20
Ger 2snSratb 8.

tnotuno psranIAauIiht. Die Gnbsn
fno nit tleiuen ieioentR 8dlihen be-
i6mert. Ceitrfiftes romiIhes 9ano
uno etne SpisarriI6e biIoen bic ei'
senartig geformte &rapotte. bic CUR
gefeftigung an rem 9treini9ungss
punt Der Reosrs ollf elmer SADIE
ooer 8luie beitimmt lit.
9os nd6Ite MlooeIl (Jig. 81 8eigt
elm aleib ou3 aihgrausm n0bips
coro" nit aragen uno 8eoers ous
idpar8 unb tpeiB geitreiftsr Ssioe.
Gin Streifen peider Saftieioe, ptIs
der nit benz 0urtsl correspondent,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20

lit als cine &rt Nefte qusr ii6er bic
8ruit gelegt unb iiber biefer befinbet
ii6 Elm tleiner Ginfos aus Spise.
Ser Hod lit i'm SobotzGffett bras
piert uno Der obere Sell unter einen
SoppeIpolont peritedt. Die iebt bertz
f6enbe 8Orliebe fir Ionge 9utgornies
rungen lit in benz 3peiipib nit 9anos
f6ieifen nno lan9en aielfebern De-
monftriert.
Die pbere Sti3se bes nG6iten Bill
bes (6ig. 4 peranfhnuliht einen reis
5enben 8olero our 9eIebung sinfo6er
peiBer &leiber unb gluIer. Gr tonn
aus fran3Diii6em gottiit ober feinem
2aipn 9efertigt iperoen unb lit beIsBt
nit frnn30iii6er 8aleneiennes Spite
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20

unb baron cine breite 8orte aus
SpiBsnspliiies. Hs6ts lit nod time
sinfn6e, nit SupeIen be'ebte 3iara
abgebiIbst. BON beren poroeren 8srz
aierung iid cine lpeiBe Nigrette er>
bebt. 9orunter Elm 6oorpuB aus
feinem, mil 0cobt geIteiftsm Sill,
beIien Aonb nit 4losta<9 iomanten
beIeBt 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-20

banb, p~ersiert nit griinieibenen an0ps
fen, ro9en ouf jeoer Settle berpor.
unb iiber bos Ionge Gnos aus Seioc
fGIlt elm tiir3eres, s~bsnfolls nit
anOpfen per3iertes aus Saint. Sci
benz anberen 0irtel aus tpei6er
Geibe lit cine beipnpere 9rt Der Der
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-01-15
Train For Dairy
Demonstration

Under the auspices of the expert
ment department of the Oregon Agri-
cultural College, and with the CO.
operation of the Southern Pacific
Company, special dairy demonstra-
ton train will be run over the lat
ter's lines through the Willamette
Valley and southern Oregon in Feb
ruary. The object of the special will
be to increase the interest in dairy
ing everywhere and to revive it in
these localities where it has been
slack in the last year or so.
The operation of these trains is a
factor of great importance to the
dairyman and farmer. The object
lesson, the lecturer, the personal in
terview, the answering of questions
all OF these methods are used on
the train and each has it's part and
place in the effort toward improving
the producing capacity OF Oregon
farms.
The agricultural college decided
upon the dairy special late in Decem-
Der and was assured of the railroads
support and cooperation by General
Freight Agent H. A. Hinshaw and
General Passenger Agent ]. M. Scott.
The company will furnish free the
stock cars to accommodate the hogs
and cows; a flat car for demonstra-
ton purposes; baggage car for exhib-
its and display; day coach for accom-
mediation of the public at the lee
lures, and Pullman sleepers for the
party accompanying the train. The
trip will last about ten days.
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he who has no work to do, by what
ever name he may be named, will
not find it good to show himself in
our quarter OF the solar system. T.
Let wastefulness, idleness, i'm
providence take the fate which God
appointed them, that their opposites
may also have chance for their
fate"
The quotations prove today, the
same as they did forty years ago,
that the Weary Willie" is not the
product of concentrated wealth, but
of concentrated shiftlessness, idle
ness and debauch. In many family
are two brothers, one of whom is in
dustrious, sober and honest, who
lives a respected and respectable life
in comfort, if in hard work. The
other brother, from his youth up,
has spended his substance in riotous
living. He is perhaps hobo-at
least a failure Did economic condi-
tions grind one down and not the
other?
That hard times bring suffering to
worthy people no one doubts, but
that nine-tenths OF those who are
ION the road" are there solely be-
cause of their own idleness and i'm
providence no one who has made
careful study of their mode of living
can doubt.
The purpose of this article is not
to solve the problem of present needs.
1t is simply to dispel the apparently
and demagogic theory
that the present conditions are some
thing new-that the world is grow
ing worse-that the rich are growing
richer and the poor poorer AS
matter of fact the world is growing
more sympathetic with suffering and
there is reason to fear maudlin SEN
timent which will uphold the idle and
criminal classes in attacks upon the
laws and the people of the country.
The pendulum may swing too far.
The l. w. w. is the first case of or
ganized pauperism in the world and
it is growing arrogant. 1t deserves
nothing from the man who works.
The man who works for what he can
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Getting UP Speed.

We'll. George" said Georgia man
not long ago to an old negro in his
employ, II understand that you intend
to give your son an education"
Oats my intention. suh." responded
George. Il knows myself what 'tis to
struggle along widout learnin'. an |
has determined my son amt goin' to
have no sIch trouble as Is had"
'Is your son learning rapldly?'
HE shore is. sab. Las week he done
wrote lettah to his aunt what lives
more'n twenty miles from yere. an
aftwhile he's gOin' to write to his
aunt dat lives bout fifty miles from
yere"
why doesn't he write to that aunt
now?" smilingly asked the employer.
HE KANT write so fur yit. sab. He
kin write twenty miles fust rate. but |
tole him not to try fifty miles till he
gifts strongah Wit his pen."-Chicago
Record-Herald
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Hoboes Are No New Thing.

We are all apt to believe the
alarmists who say that the world is
going to the dogs because of the
fact that there are large number
of men who are out Of work and
drifting from place to place. They
are declared by demagogues to be
the result of present day conditions
and the concentration of riches. That
this is not so is to be seen by even
a brief review of the past. The
writer has recently been reading
Nicholas Minturn, novel written
nearly forty years ago and dealing
with conditions existing in New York
at the time Of the 1873 panic.
In lieu Of a preface the author has
compiled paragraphs from different
ages showing the existence of almost
identical conditions. The first is
from Plato (429 b. c.. Clearly,
then, whenever you see paupers in a
state, somewhere in that neighbor-
hood then are hidden away thieves
and cut-purses."
Cornelius AGrippa (14S7-1535 A.
d. says: The canon DEGREES of the
popes also have ordayned that
almesse should be distributed on
those poore people onley which can
not labour, and doe recken all other
which take almesse among thieves,
robbers and sacriiegers.
Some there are whiche under the
pretense of doves AMI pilgrimages
Wake about the countrie, eschewing
laboure of purpose. through idle pow
ertie begging Cor Gods sake from
doore to doore, and these in the
meene season will not change their
life with kings. so that they maye
freely wander where they please, and
do what they think good in ware
and peace"
Thomas Carlyle says: "He that
will not work according to his facul-
ty, let him perish according to his
necessity; there is no juster law than
that. Work is the mission
of man on this earth. A day Is ever
struggling forward day will arrive
in some approximate degree-when
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No. "a sx-room house. barn, chicken house and n
All kinds of fruit and berries. One acre OF groui
This place commands fine view OF the city and vcni
Price $4,000. Terms
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The Highway Again.

Editor Tidings: Please let me say
a few words to the people OF Ashland
and Jackson county in regard to the
Pacific Highway. We have had sew
eral lengthy pieces from those inter
ested in a new route. | would like
to say regarding the present high
way, while there is but one Pacific
| Highway we find people claiming
three, which is a disgrace to Ashland
after the citizens and property own
ers have voted to follow the old
route. Probably every voter has
travelled it and knew what he was
voting for. Now for a few to want
to change the whole vote to suit
them we think it very unwise, and
are of the opinion the judge would
look at it the same way. They can
not find one good point in favor of
the change. The old road has been
travelled for years and accepted as
the Pacific Highway. What is the
trouble now? Someone has an AK
to grind At first thought the rail
road crossing was a big thing, but
let us consider. The crossing is in
town and the city holds speed limit
which should make it perfectly safe,
so let us be fair. We voted the tax
with the understanding that it was
to follow the present site, so as citi-
zens of Jackson county let us be fair
and do as we would be done by.
AMOS A. GRAVES.
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get 800 days in the year winds up
far ahead Of the man who works only
100 days because the wages of the
other 200 are not to his liking.
There is not successful man head
ing any enterprise in America today
who did not and does not believe
and practice the doctrine that half
loaf is better than no bread" that
work at low wages is better than
idleness. B. w.