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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
9as Saus Ser gOlOitcrieu.

Crci Gcr6oihnaen in oem Sonic
93r. 1740, So6nion StraBc
5t6prre 9InicbulOigrrgcu.
G6orlcS GonnomoD Sen Gcihwo.
rcncu iiberwieien. grei ntuiies
rioic YrGnoc III Ncm @cbGuoc.
3rou Gonunpop I'M Soipitol.
Scr 60ie Stern, Ger ii6cr Ocm
$oatllle g}r. 17A0, So6nion StroBe,
nlo ser 6amilie Gounapau, Ben Be
wo6ncuL idpe6t, ideint wenigitens
uorl0ifio, nod nidt 10 6alO erI6iden
ail mollen. 0rei 9rGnoe maren in
filr5en 3tpiic9enr6umen auf duBerit
innitcri6ic @eiie in Dem @e6duoe
ouSoe6rodeu 6is6er nod unermit-
telte Tie6c itobleu crit fiir5lid cine
glnsa6l ilnger &ii6ncr unO nidt
ueniQer ieltiom nttbct Oie 0eitern
WlorQen poll5ogeue Ger6aitung Oreier
Scroneh in Dem Sallc al. Die Seit-
oenonllnenen limo: Der 2t-idbrige
@emo6ncr @rorqc GonnalpoD. onge-
ihul0igt Ser ou0e6lihen 6ii6runq
eines unorOentliben Sauics SSo6n
SnD0er, mo6nboit in 9ir 200, Dit
gornep StroBc, an9eiHulOigt Ocs
unorOcptliHcn Setragcns, nnD Ma.
mic Nliller bon Ger. 1926, Sodion-
StroBe, ongei1ulOigt OeS ongcbli-
den rnorOentlicGen @ee6cnSmanocls.
Gonnapop pur0e inter $500
9iirgi6oit ben @ehmorener ii6cr-
micicH. inO ga oie 9iirgiGait ni6t
9eIteQt iurroc, ms @eidnQnif 90.
ic6idt. SnpOcr wlwoc SIT $40 Stroic
rmO Soften perirt6cilt, sic cr nicHt
6e5o6lte uno Oesuegen 9leihfaus in
OaS @eiGngniB ponoertc Wlnmic
DliIler muroe bis All Elm peitereS
&er60r ieitge6olten. Goiiel6e piro
6eute itottfinOeu. Die 6eioen irmgefr
Sdpeltern Gonnomo0'S, 9illiou uuO
Golores, po6nten Der &er6onollng
BEL oSron Gounowor, i6re @&tter,
loll sur 3eit franf in cincm Soipitol
oornieOerlie9cn uno i6r @oter iiH
ouBer6olb Ser StaOt 6cfinOen. Gil
lidn GounamaD go6 an OoB iie un0
i6rc S@meltcr ieit 9lus6uid oes
3pcitcr ISrncrS 6ci Srnu 2ouro &ir.
b0 in 9lr 1873, Sobniou 5troBc,
geiuo6nt Softer, Oo tie 9ngIt Dor ser
pcruut6Iibcn moiicri0icn @ronoitif.
tern ge6abt bdtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
g9iScripenitiae SiuSms,

@eIlinqbouL goi6., 19.Suli.
9in0us on @oro oes ioponiihen
0oupfcrs oaomogato @toru" in
Goucouper 9. g., mi0eriesteu iid
Ieutc elmer 9ln5obl bewuiiueter @uf
cbeu welMe BON ben canooiihen Gin.
manoerllngs 9ebotoen gcionot NOR.
son iuoren rn0 iih an 8or0 81 be.
geben pcriudtcn. Oie SmouS mar.
fcn aoblen, Giienitangen Belle uno
on0ere @egenitdnOe oiif sic 8eamten
im0 feuerten mebrere Sbiiiie, 10 oaB
ii6 oie 2e5tcren i6lieBlih 6uriid5ie.
ben milBteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
gNnrf mit 3ieaeIifeincn.

81 $50 unO Soften Dcrllrtbeilt
puroc gcltcrn ser III 9lr. 434, DIT
Sort g(penuc, pobnboite Gouroo
S6uorb in scr iiiolidcn %oli6ei-
Itotion, ga er einen 3ieeelitcin &C.
idlclocrt lnO oieicr 9tolie 9lbrobomS
BON CIR. 1905, CONFERENCE.-The,
Icidjt pcrlc6t 6otte. SHluore fonnte
uic6t 6c3o6lcn mo pouOcrtc ms @e.
i1noniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

Gin 9ranO cntitono geitcrn &or.
nittog I'M 159 llbr aus bisber nod
ribt oufgcfldrtcr llriadc IN ocnI
@oic gh. 1901, 9lpplcton SiroBc,
melhcS BON Nrn. SoIomon Nermon
ino 6omilic belpobnt miro. glob
ror 9lutiuit ser 8cucrweDr gelon9
es jeooM 0cn &cpobnern 0clt slant
men ocn @oraus 5u moHeu, 10 Dob
ser Uon oIcicn pculriodtc Sboocn
sic Slmune bon $40 fauui iiberidrci.
ten oiiriic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
nWiOntgomerg" Md nidt cinge.
truffen.

Ser &reu5er 0NtontgomerD,~ conf
mouoirt bon Gopitdn &oIpb &obin
ion melcbcr iih NIT ser Mlorplon<
GIotten-@aili5 al 9orO ouf ser 9fiid
fabrt bon elmer llebtngSfabrt befini
BET imo bereits am SanlItog 9(6euG
I'M Baltimore %ofcn erportet muroc,
NOR OoieI6it I'M 15i llbr bente Wlor.
gen nod ni6t eingetroffen. Gs
muroe ongenommen Die u@tont.
eomerD~ WiirOe eeitcui 9lbenO ibren
God 5u 2ocuit &oint aufiucben; ,Oies
bat iib je0od e6enfaIs ais uuridtia
berausgeiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

on lpIlllBClb CllublN llllu lWluCl uCt'
Icbtc. Scr 9euuBtIoie wuroe nodJ
Baltimore eebroAt rmo pom Goul.
en.@o6n6ofc ans nod Dem Timber.
iiidts Soipital~ ii6crfilbrt.
Son gluto gctroffcn.
@on3 in Der 9&06e Scr StcQe an
ser Goitcrn 9loenue Houo no Sobn
90. acnng, ser @cliber oes Golum.
bio &orfs, oni lebten 6reitog bon
cinen 9lutomobil iiberfabren in0 ge-
t0Otct mur0c, crlitt StonleD 9ennett
bon ga. 37t2, 0it2omborO-StroBe,
cincn 9ru6 oeS redten 8eines. 9en-
Hctt moridirtc nit einigen &omera-
Sen uuf ser Goitern 9lDenue RooO,
ais i1nen enl g(litono6il entgegen-
louIte. 98G6reno oe 9egleiter gen-
netts nod 3eit botten IN oen @ra-
ben 5u ipringcn, muroe er bon Der
N}oi6ine erfoBt inO 8l 9oOen &C.
morfcn. Dos glutomobil bielt on un0
ser 0erlebtc @}oun murOe nod Ocnl
st. Soiepb's @oipitol~ gebradt.
ltnporii6tige glutOmo-
biliitcn
Sci cinem glrtomo6il llnfoG nibt
iner6ebliN pcrleBt, iAlepptc iid
Srau Gorric 91obof aus @oioOena,
9!nne 9lumocl. GountD, Gin 8Guicr.
@coicrt peit bis 3u eincm Selepbon
uno beno1ri@tigte bic 8roofIpu $50
llSci. Ger llnfoG ieIbit creianete ii@
on scr @de BON 2igbt- StrnBen-&oaO
m0 G1urG- -StraBe ont Somltog
gio6mittog fllr5 Dor 3 ll6r. 6rou
9o6of erflGrtc, Gin 9tutomobil iei
pou riidwdrts gegen ibrcn gSagcn &C
fo6rcu umo babe iic 5wiihen oieien
lmO oo8 9SicrO gemorfen. Dic &icen5
oes &roftwogens babe auf Str. 1868
Qelautct. Gin @aftbefe6l mur0c &c.
aen 8. 9S. Somem ms @aniltom
W}o., mcl@cr Gin 9fho nit oieicr
Summer 6ciiBt ouSoeitellt.
Sci 9uOcor5cit pcrlcbt.
0ei Der caocar6eit puroe oeilcrn
9}obulittoa fur5 Dor 6 ll6r Der bel
Der Girnla @ottu1on Smith & So.
anocIteatc so So6rc alte 9lnOrcw
2Dudb BON 9lr, 1851 StHoiep6 Str
ouf oem 5r %ot Gopiugtou Dor Slu-
fer licacnoeH Ianpfer uSricOa" per-
lett uuO nuiBte nod 0cm u@larpldns
ser 9lllgemcten @cpital" aebroGt
merOcn @r mar geitir5t unO 6otte
iiG Die rcMtc @iiie mo otc 9lrme
nerleBt.
&inO erlci0et 0oppclttn
2(rm6rn6.
SSo6n Gill 0as S-id6rigc S66nben
bon Srn. Soco6 Gia iiel geitcrn
9iobmittoo 6eim Spielen I'M &oie
1inter Der clterlitbeu @o6mmg 9Ir.
1917, Gootiic-StraBe, 10 im9liidli6
5n 8ooeil OaB eS iidl eiilen OoppQltan
9ricG Oes rec6ten llnterormcS 5i5og.
Sein &oter 6radie i6n 3u ciuen
2lr5tc, Ser 0en &lcineu per6anO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

Siep 0rleonS. 10. Suli
Ger iicbcntc Soa bon 9eulenpeit
muroe belltc ougetiinoigt uohocn
ole @cirmo6eitS GeborOen Ole Or
trontlmg ser 15i6briecn %biIonicnc
Slopom untcrilicbt 6otten Sbr 3n-
itnno miro oils fritiiA bctrndtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
81 iMna MnO

Gcr6oitct mo IN oie iii0liNe Foll-
5eiItatiou eingclieicrt wlroe aelterI
scr odtid6riqc 9iolano Cannon poll
gSr. SOL, 5iio SauoucrltroBc sln.
ocblir6 bate ser &nabe an Der ede
bon Qiq6t- lmO GonpoOitraBe wdb-
reno Nlotormau uno Gonouttcnr
sic Sdubporri6hma 6ciciti9ter aus
Sem 3a6lfoiien cincS StroBenpo0n'
geoaaonS Scr CT. EoulitroBen 81.
mic 0ic Sllnnme uon ~ Gents cnt.
ycu0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Spe5inliibnna Ser SdMI6eG0r0e.

Die 56ul6eboroe miro 6eutc 9tad)-
mitfog I'M A lI6r cine Spe5iol Si-
Brng ab6alten, in welder ais Saupt-
punfte Die lle6erlaiilng elmer 9(n5o6I
Shulge60uOe an oie @lilitdrbe6oroc
3ueds lInter6ringung BON Soloaten
anlGBli6 ser Steruen6anner Seier,
ioluie Die geiebung oeS sur 3eit pa.
fanten @oiteS eines nuliitaIiiden
SeitcrS fiir sic oifentli1en 5duIen
5ur Sprohc fontmeu werOcn. Die Si.
buna miro, mic iibfd. in Dem 9(omi-
nilirationS @cbGu0e Oes @r5ie-
5lmgS GcpartencntS an ser MaOi-
ion 9(ueuuc itattiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Ser Seeriumrm.

Sit Die Gonpc eincS 9ta@tioIters
Eritt iebt in pcriAieocuen E6ei.
len 9oliimorc'S oui. &crpii-
itet 99ieien nno 5elOer @iit
ais aampfnlittel cntpio6len
@odiamfeit lmO Cooperation
sur @erbiihmo pon sdoocn rot6-
iam
Ger Seermurm Don Dem iebt nidt
nlr in Baltimore, ion0ern and in
onocren (6eilea Oe9 9unoe9 geipro-
den miro, lit ole o9laupc Der 9euco-
mia eriraneo, Ger, naGOem gSieien
uer6cert limo, IN Oi1t aeorangten
Nlaiien, DIT IN orei S9ibten iiber-
eilonOcr ouh ouf 9loggeu. @lois. II.
Sorghum 5elocr panoert. IieGile
ieBt i6re Gier inn Suni lm0 sui an
@roSbolme. mo man 6rennt oes-
balls inl Spdt1erbit sic trodcncn
@rositoppeln ab, INN oic iibcruin-
ornOeu Gicr 5l 5critoren.~ 60 ioat
lFeper'S Concentrations 9eritou,
ober iiber Die 9efompitng oicieS
Sd6olin0S ihpei9t cr iib aus.
"a min DER &eerpurm ieine 9Ne.
weeu6eit in Baltimore ic6r lmouQc-
ne6m 6emcrtbor moMt er eutblo.
oct iicb nicbt, Die ,9amns4 ocs bod
ariltotrotiiden NplauO @arf, OoS
@olf 6elO 0eS 9oltimorcr Gounirp
Clubs unO @dren unO &oicnplGbe
al einem Gbeile scr g5orO-G6orleS
StroBe unO on0crcr Srtc fa6l 5u
irelicn, 10 lper0cn jest Shritte ciu-
gclcitet i6m Elm gc6ieteriiGe5 Solt
5u5urlien. Sohperit0noiQe aus ocm
9ldcr6oi GoQegc inO an sic Spite
OeS @egen9ccrc9 beruien morOcn lmD
weroen i6r Ni0alcbiteS i6lul Sen
6eiuo 81 ucruic6tea ms ciniohcS
N'ittcl miro @iit ondcrat6cr, lmo
5lror 10 pie OoS &o6bll,6 iaQt: man
mmmt 10 9EnuO alcie aus irQenO
einer SutterbanOlua, Gin &ieriel
FFuno 9lricnif oOcr lpic cS bier ih0n
0enonnt miro, Barrier Grim ,un0
einc %iutc @leloiic. N}ii6c 3rIon.
mca aicBc aenna @diier 6in3n I'M
cine ltciic Gaitc SIT 6il0cn. Iics iGc
man mic @oi3cu oui Ocun IeIOc, oli
Die @rosplabe imo 6altc Damn ollc
@ilbner wenn mon iolcbc niiblhen
E5ierc bciibt lmo ioniii9eS Scoer.
pIeb, 5o1mes rn0 milOcS, fern; Oenn
0oS 3eug lit giitiG iebr attic iogar
mo t0Otlic6 o6ue llnterihieO. Oh es
pon S@0Dlingen oOer miibliGem @e-
tbier per5e6rt miro.
@reiit Der &ecrmlrm @Gume uno
@eltr0uher an 10 miro cine orienifs
Roltiac SleilqiWngi qlSupjrfim cnl
PloDlell, Ole2 Wtitlel lulrD 6llr 3ell
in ben dffcntIideu @orfS ser Stoot
6cniibt sic me6r ais iouit Don ser
Eeit 6eingeiu6t merOen, pie Scrr
@onnin0, Der SuperinicnOent, be-
ridtet S6oricr 9(usgud miro alt
BerOem anQerotbcn, 0eml no Gin
@nrm 6emerft miro, m6gen Oerep
Eauienoc i'm @erciG (eidtcr %erniA
hmg iein @cmeiuionc Slr6eit 1T
bier an @lobe icoer 9'irger ocIien
@artcn bon Dem @eermurH 6e0robt
miro, io0te iid ioiort an oeiien 9e-
f0mpima madden sic Cooperation
ieiuer 9lo66oricboit cr6oItcll lno
Oaun oos &ublifiim Dor Der Nro1en-
Sen @efabr parnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20
Nei'm eOnntaasIpieI ii6erraIdlt.

Hiln0cIcr0cont 5000, Scrgcdnt
Goncauuou lnO oie @oIi5iitcn 0cmp.
icp lm0 @alrp60 uutcrbrocbeu &c
itcrn 9lorqen fiir5 Dor 2 llbr eil
&ortenipiel mel6es in ser @obmng
BON Soiepb @reen6erg, gtr. 110615,
GItSoDettcitroBe, I'M @onge mar,
no6Oem lie 3mei Ebilren eingeoriidt
bottcn. 9Qs Ole @lourode iblieBlid
III Oos Spicl5inuner gclougt moren,
iouoen Tie iicbeu @}duncr Inn einel
Tii6 iibcm mclcbe ongnbcit onB iiC
Arrangements fir cincn Sonniugs.
S(uSflug trcifen. 0o obcr ouf ocm
Eiih Elm &artenipieL iomie $4.23
Iugcu 10 erfldrten 0ie 8oli5iiten sic
9(uSfliIgler fir berboftet. gIe6en oen
iieben ou Eild fonoen oic Eoli3iiten
nod opei mcitere @tdnncr, wclcbe
cincn &crluc6 mohtcn Ourd5 Gin SIN
terfeuiter au peridwinOen. Die eaa5e
e5eicQihoft muBte bic 5obrt nad] Der
mittleren @oIi6eiitotion ontreten no
cireen6erg megen Der glnIHulOigung
ocs ongeblic6en SoItcus cincs Spiel.
tilhes inter $500 @iirgiAoit fiir
oos @eriMtsDcrfobrcn oeitcIt puroc,
luG6rcnO orci Scr iibrigcn %erboitc
ten wegeu onocblihen SpiclcnS am
Sonnto0 ou ST mo Soften Derool.
ucrt mlir0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

3lns6dblungen 5l entrlhten0e Gin
fonlmcniteuer einbebolten uno oie
Abfiibrling beiorgen.
Srnufcm6eit-eim 5dciOnmeSernnOl
g6eideiounsSpro3eiie biloen elm
beionoers troirigeS aopitel in Der
9iebtSiprehmas leinaiol9es lIrtbeil
regelt niht Bios, meIrin anoeres Or
fenntuiB Scr @cri1tc Sic mciitens
uidt ionoerlid tiefgcbenocu 9ledts.
be5ie6ungen BON enl5elnen Menihen
ooer &erIonenne6rbciten 3ueinauoer.
ionocrn cS trennt nit lAariem
Sdnitte oaS 9e6en 5meier @eieu Don.
einanOer, Die init Dem enaiieu 9ono,
oaS Site, Neligion lnO 9lchtSoro.
ntng fenneu fiir's Seben mitcinan.
Ocr 0er6lnOcn iein ioIlteu. g9ic balr
fig iit ober onS GbeideioimgSurt6eil
nur oos 2iegcl fir cine iAou lanae
uor6er licgenoc 3eit Scr @ntirem.
oltug mo Srenmmg Ser Gbc9attea
bic, pielleicbt ibon Dor ,Sobrcn oaS
iie oerfniipfenOe 9auo cigcuiinnia
ooer geaualten Ser5enS 5erriiieu ba.
ben unO ibon lange niht mebr in Sc.
benSgemeinidoit iteben.
0bne Sbmierigfeiteu lit sic 3eit.
ltelllnq Oes 9hatbeItanoes fir 0en
9fihter, wenn es iib Inn Gbeiheiouna
mcgen @bebrllhs, 2ebenSnaAitellung,
b0Slider @erIaiimg oocr @ciitcS.
tranfbeit banoelt. Ole Grmtiuht lit
Ongegen nid5t o6ne @citereS pom sc.
icb ais G6ei1eiolngsgrmo amigo
ltellt woroen. 9iur Damn fam 0ie
Sdeiom9sfloae aui Srrntiudjt ae
ltiiBt weroen, ipcun nod rid)terlidem
@rHciicn oic Grunfitdt 70 itarf lno
an6aIteno ieltgeitellt mor0cn lit, Oob
oa0ur1 cine 10 tiefe 3crriittuna 0cs
e5elidcn &cr6GltiiiicS eingctretcn iii
0oB 0cW onoercn Gbcguttcn sic Sort
icbung Der Gbe niht mebr 5uaennr
tbet pcrOcn fam. @c6arrlbcr
ii6ermdBiaer @elnlB alfo1oliihct linO
onOcrcr narfotiiHcr Wfittel, mic So.
cain oOer @lorp6tlm, fam ais cdr.
loier lmO lmiittlider Sebensmanoel
angcieben wetOunjlNmeil Dies bel
2}auu uuo 6rau inn fraiicn QSiOcr.
prlA nit oeu iittlit9en gInioroerun.
gen an sic G6e lte6t cine grobe Slid.
Iihtsloiigtcit gcgct ben lmihuloigcn
G6egotten an Den 9iag Ieat un0 III
ibm einen pb1iiicbcn Gtcl nmo mora.
liIdcn gl6ideu gcacn Den anocrcn
&6eil 6erporrltfen IHuB. Sol1cs eli,
renriibrigc @ebo6reu 0as ieoe sc.
bcnsacmeinihnft 5wiiden ocn Che.
gotten auf5u6ebcn geeignct it, qicbt
Ocm leioenoen 59eil einc Sanoba6e
5lr Ercnulng Scr inuiiroigcn @6e.
Ca6ci miro feincSmcgs ctma umpcr.
belicrlihe GrlnfiuAt porauSQcicbt.
9ub wcnn ser SGufcr coer ole trilnf.
iidtmc @attiu our1 eincn 9Iufent.
Dolt III elmer Trintcr6cilanitaIt o0er
in cincn Sonotorilm oorii6croc6en0
BON Dem Soltcr gc6cilt crl1eint, 70
6lcibt scr Grtlheioimasorlln0 ocr
iriibcrcn SrriHtiu6t oo6 numcr nod
beltc6en rmo mnterlieat scr ridDtcrli.
den 4riihmo i'm G6cideiounaspro.
5clic. 9lleroingS piro ser 9}idlter bei
ougcnblidlider @encrind oes 3ir
ltanocs ocS Eumtiabtigeu mir 6ci
qan3 icbmeren Sdaen auf G6eIdei.
Dung ertennen menn Ser SonQ Bnm
aepobn5eitSmdBigen iiberrciAliHen
Grinten III Dem MaBe por6onoea 1T
DOB Der u@ranfe~ Oie &roit perloren
bat Dem slurei3 gum 9lltobolaeuuB 3u
mioerlte6en. 0enu mr. Damn lit oie
bonn @eicb crior0erte 3crriiitina ocs
ebeli1eu GerbdltniiieS an5unc6nen.
9. &agner.
Se bnerfcnntniB, u9luS
itft,. t,,t,.N ,,,ns.. C1l.L4.- flf.tr.tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

SelbiterfenutniB. n9us
mir miro mciu 2cbtoa mir @eideiicS.
bat Der Sebrer aeiagt. Sect mohf
ih wilien morllm ib "a III oie SMlt
Ie ae6n niiB"
sIn sen 9llpeu. Sic: aSoa,
lebeS @ldundeu. lpaS lit oaS BORT
lmten ser 6reite StreiieI ser iid
Ourh o;c 2onoibait 5ic6i2f Gr:
uToS lit ipo6rheiuIih uniere Notcl.
rchnng"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

9fdonneutCn. Die Scn ,.ScmiidIcn Gorre.
ipOnocnten" nidt piiuftlidl ODER nnrcecl,
mani0 erbalien, iinS aebcicu, Der Nfiicc
bnpon per gelcDbpn Uoer idJriiiIid Wiii,
tbCiIuug 81 maMen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-20

0[6crlaols murOe ilnter SofomotlDs
gfd0ern oitf ocn Sdicncu Der BAL
timorc iln0 Ohio Giienbu1u-@eicll
Shoft~ elm W1om Ocrlebt. IS 1T
6icS ser 65.ia1rige So6n 9oois, peI'
d,cr aur Set in fritii@cm 3nltanoc
i'm .ltniperiitdtS.Soipitol" 0arnie0er
Iicot. 0os llnoliid crcioncic iid &c.
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The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-14
Santa Fe Adopts New "Har-
mOny" Stunt in State.
Talk to People in Cities Of Less
Than 1000.
START OUT m NORTHEAST
Month of March Devoted to VIII
lagos in District.
Publicity Agent FARRELL in
Charge of Work.

The Santa Fe railway is doing bit
OF Harmony work which has not
been exploited in the newspapers for
the reason that the stunt is free from
the brass band features which often
characterize efforts made in that di-
rection. The Santa Fe has been long
on Harmony stunts. for several
years. which, being interpreted.
means a movement to bring about a
better relationship between the COM
pany and the people along its lines.
The latest program for harmony" Is
in the small towns from 200 or 800
people up to 1000.
Officials Of the railway drop into"
the towns. call on the business men.
country to see the farmers and, if half
a dozen or more men get together.
have some speechmaking. In this
manner the Santa Fe is able to find
out just what the people in the COM
munity think about the railroad. its
policies and Enlargement. If. per-
chance, q patron with a grievance Is
found, an effort is made for a salts
factory adjustment Of the difficulty.
President Ripley started his ''har-
mony' campaign by showing the peo-
the development of the resources Of
every community traversed by it's
rails. and by seeking opportunity to
cooperate with them to the fullest
extent in building up the country. His
theory was that nearly every differ
ence which comes up between a rail-
road and a patron can De ironed out
when the railroad man and the pa
tron get together and talk the case
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-14

over calmly. and in a spirit Of fair
ness. 1t has been demonstrated by
the Santa Fe that the theory will
work out in practice, and that is why
the company carries on it's harmony
campaign from one years end to an
other.
In Northeastern Sections.
The mission of good fellowship in
the small town sections is performed
thoroughly, division at a time. The
month Of March will be devoted to
the eastern division, which incluCes
the lines in northeast Kansas and as
far west as Strong City, and north to
Superior. Neb. ]. F. farrell. publicity
agent. works OFT the details of the
trips. and has charge Of the program
at meeting places. He will be accom-
travelling representatives Of freight
an official Of the operating depart
ment. These gentlemen will make
daily reports to the general offices,
through which sources President Rip
ley keeps his fingers on the pulse Of
that part Of the public served by the
Santa Fe.
The demonstration train, which the
Santa Fe has kept moving all winter,
gives the Harmony workers a fine
opportunity for their mission, as the
train brings together large crowds Of
farmers, who appreciate the COM
pany's effort in cooperating with the
agricultural colleges In a movement
for more scientific and intensive
farming, and for better market condi-
tions.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-14

my feet and flung me DOWN." he
hOarsely whispered.
mo one, dear. You were practicing
the glide all alone when your feet got
away from you. Can you tell how
many bones are broken?'
But someone surely kicked me!'
Only the skates. Shall the cook and
I drag you downstairs now, or do you
want sOnue mere of the remedy?''
He choked and gasped and suffered
and pointed for them to be gone
When they had disappeared he sa, up
and found that his skates had been 1e-
moved. He did not fasten them on
again. After a while he got up with
grunts and groans and painfully made
his way down to the bedroom, and two
hours later Mrs. Bowser found him in
bed and fast asleep. There were no
bones broken, but even in his sleep he
was muttering: "Policev and had the
look Of a man falling over a precipiee
to his death.-(Copyright. 1914, by the
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-14

body came down with a crash, and
he knew no more. In dim, uncer-
tain way he realized that Anarchists
had blown up the house to wipe him
off the face Of the earth, but he was
powerless to lift finger. Ages
seemed to pass before he heard the
voice OF the family cook saying:
why. ma'am, it was such jar that
the pots and pans in the kitchen
jumped all about. I always said he'd
kill himself, and now he's gone and
done it! 1t will take four policemen to
get the body downstairs
Wheels began to whirl in Mr.. Bow
ser's head, and as they grew larger
and whirled faster he smelled camphor
and felt water strike his face. AMI he
opened his eyes to find Mrs. Bovsser
Enee!ing over him. When she saw tlit.
he had recovered consciousness size
quietly asked:
do you feel better of your rheuma-
tism, dear?"
''Who stuck a broom handle between
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-14

titled THE Welch Rarebits Dream"
will furnish entertainment that's diff
ferent. Clifford and Taylor. who style
themselves That Talkative Team" will
sing, talk and dance. THE Three Hun
ter Sisters will appear in a refined
musical act. Billy Curtis and his dog
Buster will do stunts that are out of
the ordinary. Curtis is an expert on
roller skates. and the dog is trained to
do tricks.
Only One PadereWslki.
There is only one Paderewski- scof1ers
arise and say he is fad but year after
year peoples of all countries, professionals
and laymen alike throng to hear him
wherever and whenever he may play. A
fad? Perhaps. But behind the fad is the
most wonderful pianist the world knows.
There have been Liszt. Rubinstein and
Paderewski and now there is only Pad
erewSki.
e is now in America for the ninth
tune remaining seven months, from Oc-
tober to May. He will be playing about
one hundred times in as many cities and
one Of these cities is Topeka. Arrange
ments have been made for him to give q
concert in the Auditorium February 1S
The tickets are on sale at Guilds.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-14

dancing which centers around "A
Newsboy and a Coon"
Mills and Moulton, travesty stars.
who come direct from the Orpheum
circuit, present an entirely new idea
in their offering entitled. "A Trial
Performance" 1t Is comedy all the
way, and has often been prescribed by
physicians as a sure cure for the blues.
Vera de Bassini. the Italian night
ingale, as she is called. has created
favorable comment in the theatrical
papers. She was formerly a men,
ber of the Metropolitan Grand Opera
company. The management Of the
Novelty declares her contract calls
for a specially appointed dressing
room and other unusual accommoda-
tiOns.
An act similar to that the Three
seen in Topeka before. They SWIM
dive. turn somersaults and do other
thrilling water feats in a large tank
of water placed on the stage.
The latest musical tabloid. THE
Girl From Nuremburg," comes the
last three days. The company claims
to have the original Barbary Coast
Texas Tommy dancing chorus.
The famous old timer, Ten Nights
in a Bar Room" will be given a great
revival at the Majestic next week. The
story of the play-one of the great
temperance lectures-needs no re-
a big scenic production, and declares
a trip to the Majestic will repay all
stock company patrons.
Phenomenal Career of Alma Gluck.
There is no career that presents it
self at present SO phenomenal in
many particulars as that of Alma
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politan, and the demand for her serv-
ices in the concert field is something
which even the artist herself is at a
loss to comprehend. NINE. Gluck Is
not able to accept one-half of the en-
gagements which pour in from all
sides.
The musical world remembers how
unheralded, unexpected and almost
naively Alma Gluck jumped into pub
lie favor in the role of the little sister
in the first performance Of "Wer-
ther'' at the opening of the New the
leaked out that some of the critics
were almost afraid to see their ex-
pressions in print about this unknown
girl who had made such an emphatic
success, but these were not alone in
their expressions OF admiration of the
young artist, for she must have been
an artist since she was born-as every
daily in New York conceded the same
praise and delight over the charm
and simplicity of her manner and es-
pecially over the exceedingly beauti-
full quality Of her voice. She fills
Radclif concert series here at the
Grand Feb. 81 at p. m.
The Orpheum.
There will be variety in plenty at
the Orphe-m theater Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. The
headline feature will be "T~he Five T.,ln-
atics.'' This is school room riot COM
edy. Five jolly kids in a school room
will sing talk and dance in a manner
calculated to bring forth many a good
laugh. Bob Harmon md company in
black face farce comedy sketch en-