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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
Hiir Sic ggaiIenfinOcr.

Ger 9eiiId Oes &aiieubous @icuicS
am @iiuait Montag oie morall
ide @ilit6t zines ieoen Geuticbeu
Cine @elegcn6eit, cin coles 2ic
besperf mirfiam 81 luiteritiibcll
Ger @iiugit @lontoa ae6ort, pic
allidbrlib, 10 aitd iii oiciem Sabre
ocn Geuicben g8uiien6mne. IicicnJ
Snltitrte, oaS Is lirb 3lir g(ufga6c Qe
leBt Bat, Den gIcrmitcn inter 0en 9lr.
nlet oen alcineu oeuen Is elm bcr.
bes @ebid oeriagt Bat, BON Gltcru
liebe lmlgeben pom Glternaugc 8art
lidD gebiitct Oen Se6enspia0 al man.
oeln, olles Dies nod N10glidfeit luc
nlgltenS 81 cricben lie 3il gutct
Dienlden 81 er5icben into i9nen cine
glusbiIouna 81 geben, 0ic Is ibucn
crmoglcbt, inn ipGtercu 2e6eu oui
eigenen 5iiBen 81 ite6en Gin ioldes
SnltitIt 81 interitiiBen, 1T sic mo.
raliibe Fflibt Ger 9lGgemein6cit, IN
Oieieln Sale I'M 9eionoeren 0ie
Eflidt uniereS Teltift6uuls, oos
nidt nit llnredt ooraaf itol5 iii. einc
@oiien6eimntb 81 beiibeu, sic aud
in amcrifaniiden areiien ais cine
@luiicrouItolt ongce6en miro @lor-
Gen, @iiugit Yiontog, lit piuetn ic.
Den Gcuiicbcu @elcgeu1eit gegc6cn,
lein Sbcrflein 81 oieieM 2icbespcrf
bei3ittro9elt GA Ger lleberidnb oes
1SeltcS ingei6mdlert oenl@aiien6oas
81 @itc fontnt. limo Die Ginla.
Dung 3um geiuh oieies SeitcS lit ii
Der Gbot cine ioldje, Der man MIR ga
geru 5olge leiiiet, periteben oot ole
glrrangelme 0elielben gon5 por3iia.
lib einem oen 9lnfentbalt 0ortielblt
81 einem duBerit anaene6meu 5n
ma6en, Ios 8oiienbaliS &icuic
am @iingii Montog un0 Der Ieut.
ihc Eaq i'm Septenber iinO felt
Sa5reu Die beioeu ngroBcn Eaac" ocs
GeliIdtbums. Gs liuo Dies ole Sa'
ae, al 0eneu aud Ole, melde iidl
ionit III Sprddje imO 0eiit bereiis
ol5uiebr yomerifaniiirt@ 6aben lid
mieoer nit StoI5 gan5 Doentldl1 iii1
len; oie Gage. an Ocnen non Se'
fonnte sic man ieit Sauaem niht
mc6r aeic6eu nit Siber6eit pieocr
3u trciien crtuarten oari; Die Gage
ali oanen oaS Icytidt6mn imierer
Gfn0t riu .Qlein Baltimore" fiir
iid irl6it 6iIoet so 1T es Sobrc
binourdj acpeen 70 miro cs aud i'll
oieiem icin. 2llio. S6r Ecitidlcn.
oui sun @iper GiepARorf noraen,
aul @iingitNloniogl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
Wlcincr siuO6cit &fiuaifcu.

5rii6' am Morgcn Dor ids flin9en
llnO es flin9t 70 fern, 10 nab;
Sie mlB i6 mein Ser5 bc5mingcn
Efin0ltcn lit MN mie0er Oal
&al0cSgriln imO 8lumcnpra6t,
Sot Der lic6e @tai ge6radt;
Sonftes g9eben, leiies 9tauihcn,
&raltmOcrloren muB ib lairben.
llno oos Ser3 5ie6t in oie 6crnc,
giob Ger Seimat6 treibt cs bin;
Diit 0cn @olfcn mo1t' es gcrnc
lleber 2ono uno Nicerc 5ieb'n.
gSic Oe6nt iitb Die 9ruit 10 wcit,
eSn Der i6oncn Wioien5eitl
Stol5c 9erge feb i1 ibimnern
QSo bic 9urges5inncn flimmcrn.
Nlaicnqloddcn Dor i6 lGuten,
gln OeS g8aloes ltillcm 9ion0;
Mcincr aino6eit Seligfeiten
6onO id ia inn Seinatblauo.
. OaS mar Die ibonite 3eit,
llnO iie liegt 10 fern, 10 weitl
Nb Die Sabre uu1 oergangen
BiingItcnl Oh bit mein &erlangen.
9ld6, 0os mar Elm andres alingcn,
@emn Oas id0ne %fingitfcit nab!
gllf oen Bergen, mclb' ein Singeb
@eld' cin S5u6el berricbtc pa;
S6on 6cim eriten NIorgcnitra6l
&langen @lodcn aa5mal,
S5n Oos feitli6e @eldite
Dtiidte iib Der Nlcui6en 6rclloe.
llnO Der Bfingit0ciit idwe6tc nicOer
Niit Scr 2iebc 9lageualt,
9teueS 2cben fcbrtc picoer,
g9ie Elm 0om cricbicn Der @olO.
0cltihc @iingltcn, mcl6e SlIltl
Seit nod regt ii6 meinc Srlllt
llno Der NhInO fam es faluu iogen.
uS6on wor's in Ocn Su9cnotagenl"
q. s. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

3pci Spielc bon oen nSerropins~
oerIoren lno Die Orioles" t6eil-
ten iib in 9rooiOcnce nit oem
oortigcu Glub in oie G6ren oes
Cages. @utcr 9eiud oui oent
Spiclplobe ser u6eocrol -Sigo."
Die vGerropius" pielten oui Dem
5cOerol Sigo Spiclplobe geltern
5pci Spiele nit Oem Ghi6 bon Bitts-
6urg5 uu0 perlorcn 6cioc Spicle. Sci
Dem %ornlittogs Spielc worcn ii6er
25O0 3uidauer onpeicno. Gie $itts
6lrg6cr nlobten 4 9iuns ge9en , Der
nIcrrnDins;" eS mar Elm Sieg Der
Sdl1ger uno iie ipieltcn Elm fcbler.
lDie5 Spiel md1rcnO mIi Oas Gonto
ser oSerrapinS" bier 6e6cr fnmen.
Sm glocbDlittagS Spicle mnrocn
Die 5altimorer bon na6c5u 1000 Se.
iuGcrn angeipornt, bic S6orte Oon
&ornittag lpctt 81 mobeu. &ilbelm
mlrOc ais n@itder~ angcitellt unO cr
pcrItono es, Sic 9}ittsburg6er berun.|
ter 5u 6olten. Die 6eiOen Clubs
muBtcn 5woli SSnnin9S MAIDEN, Inn
Oeu Sieg Oes Cages 81 entldeiocn
Ocu Die 9SittS6urg6er o6ermolS ein-|
GcimIien. 9el Dem giadmittags.
Sbiele 6ottcn oic Spieler folgcnOen
9lccorO gemodt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
wlaifct OeS agiultte.oiitriits. q

Pm fommenoen Sonntoa peran.
Itoltet Der e@iolfte 2iItrift gSr. ii5~
pom vDentiben Neutrality-suspicious."
en- 9roBeS @toifeit oos bcrbinocu
IT nit &reis.Spielcu, S8cttlaiicu H..
! ~. IN u9enfert's@orf~ an scr
EorleD.Sanc. Sin 81 oicient Seitc
crnonntcr g(ilsihuB bat meocr Oliibe
nod Soften eeibeut. oen 9eiuAern
einige eenuBrei6e Strnoen al pers
lbaffen 9lu 9eIuiiigungen jeoer
glrt miro es nicbt febIcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

0os RclnItot scr lcsten Hennen
i'm .gIcctrir @arf" war, wle tol9t:
4. 9leuucu- s8inoleer gSouioe
qRau~ ulo u2oo0 Gopriclous."
.. 9lcnnerrn0 Double s., Sire.
pe~ im0 oGeOar Silr.
3. Gcnncn oSig 2unar",
n@beip" imo Dgloo".
A. 9}cuucn oSeneto Stromc,
DSbe llr6in" imo gStcelopoO.~
5. Heuneu oNtontculm" els.
tYbere~ uuO uDonoille o.
s. 8ennen oGol. 9libmeooe, "
gajloncrief mo n8elc of 9rDn
Wiomr.
z. gcnneu Or. Gborcot, "
r%rince gbop" ~Soni Sancod."
4dae pr 9rIlr in'S en5lauo beIornt g
Maine. NJ. 413, citsSnltimDrc.Sttnh Hnbs
Olltum puule NUenNc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
2nritiac StaIiencr.

Die Stalieuer, mcldc fiir olc
Stoots 2onoitroBen Gonrmiiion ~
gSorceiter. GointD arbeiten boben es
niirtaeiebt, oaB ibncu 8ur SEER oes
@fitaitfeiteS 5000 5loiden gier nodl
Dem trodenen GouutD gclanot murs
0en. Gos Bier traf geltern on Der
@eritc AT g96olcsDille elm. mo ole
StoIicner licBen ibre slrbcit im Sti.
de imo lidertea iib ieoer icinen gln.
ibeil,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
9Sen Wlor crSffnet.

Der i'm id0niten sSriibio6rsidmud
prongcnOe Een.Wfor. 9arf murOc gc-
llern fiir Die oicsjdbri9e Sniion CT
oollnet. Bon Baltimore uno Ben
glo6boritGOten botten ii6 uneeidbr
1T 1000 Oicniden bel Dem berrlidcn
%etter eineeiunOen. SSm Son5po.
olllon ipieIte 8rof. SSobn @obl lno
lem SrdcIter bon Baltimore. 0ic
Sonmer.G Gottooei iino icbon 5icmlidl
cut beieBt imO ale iiIr Die Soiion
oiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
gersniisnnsspIdtc.
M nIila 0l1nitnrinl

ny y u u III.
eugene gSolter's 0S6e Galieit
@op,~ oos paden0e Irdmo ans Dem
mo0rrnen &eben ltebt fomnenOe
ISOLDE aui Dem %rogramm in BolpS
auditorium Gas S6oiiipiel mar
eines Scr onerfaluteiten @riolge
9eloSco's, ino gleib5eitig Oos Gra-
ma IN Dem aub 5ronces. Storr ib-
ren ldauipielerii6en 9illf bcgriimoete.
0ie ouiregenOc SonOlung 5mingt
Dem 3uibouer lnpiufiirlih 0clien
gon5eS N}itgefiibl ab, iel6lt penn Der
bonn ntngen Widoben eingeidlngene
uIeidteite @eg" nod 10 iebr pcrilr-
t6cilt merOen mag. 3ie 9Rule Der
SoWa Wlur0ob itelt ni6t olein Die
groBien glniorOeulngcn al Die l6oil-
ipieleriiAeu 2eiltungen ais Die Siolle
freirenOen 8itnitlern, ion0ern ilt altd
cine piu6ologiihe ShOie bon 9on5
mlBcroroentli@em SSnterelie. Ser
@ong on5u, glIles allf Die leibte
S6ultcr 81 ne6men, o6ne an Die
,Solqen Der &unolitngen 81 0cnfcn,
lit bier in elmer arBerorOentlid ipons
ncn0cn 6orn 5lni @egenltano oes
@romaS genladbt lporoengwra"
Sine groBe gln5a6l portreifli3er
&iinitlcr perOen in Dem Sdoulpiel
ouitreten; 05ruce 9uii tritt in 6rolI,
lein Storrs &oQe aut g9iaiam GeSs
mono, Der Dem 9altimorer %u6litum
no6l6cfannt it, ipieGt Oen oSo5n
@la0iion" 9ioO @orOon perforpert
oen ,@iQ 9rodton", @Oit6 Camp
bell bat oic GoQe Der n@lfie", 5rdll
@oooi6rope Die Der o9lnnie" ilberi
nommen
u9aD S6ore" 8orf.
oSocreO" "-Gon5erte oeS 9op S6ore4
Nr6elters iperOen beute 9to6nlitiog
mo 9l6enOs li6er cine gln5ie6ungs
troft ouf Oos %ublifum ausiiben,
oos Ocn iboneu &orf 5um 3iele ID.
res Musings MAIDEN miro. Sine
miSerleienc Seefoit miro, nod WlnrD.
l6noer glrt bcreitet, inn &orf-9ieltanl
rant Slr 8rcuoe Der @eilher ierOirt,
ole iiir materieQcs @o6lergeben eta
moS 5u t6uu piini1en. Iie Sol59
moier.g10cr i'm G6eiapeofe ocr-
lpreben gero0e an 9oD Shore, OoS
lid 0eS belteu StronoeS an Der 9aD
rii6mt, ItGrfenoc @r6oling; gSo1en.
toos miro t1qlidj in Dem gerGunigen
Son5 @ooiQon oos Sr6citer giad'
mittogs lno 9l6enoS oofiir iorgen,
oos Die ilinges Gerpiibore's Doaauf
81 i5rem &ecbte fOmmcn
o@pDnn Sof" Yarf
Neihe meroen I'M n@ppnn Sof~-
Forf oic Gon5crte itnier 2eiiung
bon Serru So6n g. 6orron 6egir-
nen rmo mdbrenO Der gon5en Soiion
y|odmittogS unO 9l6en0s fortgeicBt.
Ser ,@wDnn Sof Safe~ gie6t pln.
oeroo0c EScleQen6eit in iCboniier lonos
@oitli6er llmgebing 9hioeriport 81
ireiben. Gieie @ode 6e9iunen oudJ
oIe 9luiiii6ringen i'm 6reien PM
oem Brogromm iie6en inter onOe.
rem folgeuOe @ouoebille Stiide.
gSod TO Shool GoDs~ lnO uSena-
lor trom Niihpaltfec."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

CaS Q piclin Annapolis.
9os Spiel oes 9oie6aa.Ghl6s Ger
,Slotten gltoOcnie nit Oem Club ser
sDlilitdr 9(foOemie in Neitpoint ollf
Dem Spielplobe nobe Scr 5lotten-
9lfoOemie in glnnopolis mar geitern
bon tl,0O0 N}eniden benldt imo od.
rinter moren piele bobe 9eomte Der
8cgierliuqs Gepartements oiIs
@ol6ington. 9aS Spiel pilroe BON
0en @eit @omteu nit S ghms ge'
gen . 9lunS ser 6lottcn 9lfaoemle'
gewonnep- Gin leihter 9iegell per-
trie6 5luor einen S6cil Ser 9enner
ooU wuroc oos Spiet ielplt uIoQt oa'
ourh imter6ro6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

ainOcr, bic lire Gltern 6ciikcn,
MAIDEN in ieocm Sommsr 9ntcuOe
oon Samilicn- nnO %crcius glnS-
lliacn nit. 0elft Ocn clternluien
xtlcaebcfO6lcncn OeS 9entidt6nmS
Saltimurc'S Oeren eiu5iscn Sa6rcS-
sslnsflns am %fingitmuntao Der-
idJ0ucrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
Gnnaert in ber @Iin0en.s smnle.

glm 0onnerltag iono Der iG6rIi6c
9}prtroosa6cio Der 5@iilcr ser W3a.
rnlon0cr 9lnocniGuIe itott. Ger
po6loelin9cnc 9I6cno mar oon Srn.
Gbos. s.. @ohou Sri. SSrancis 6.
aD3pcrs un0 sri. @lorgoret g. Dloo-
Sen nit groBcr llmliht orrongirt
morocn. Inter oen am CONCERT be.
tbeiliQtcn Shiileru bcionOen lid:
0elp6ine 0ciio, 0jroce Gburb, 9iltt6
E6orpe, Gorot6ca 9Sattcn, Saul
Trit6, Carl Stritc, 2ouis Sfrite,
Sronf Erigger @larD @roce Grou.
der g}caic g8infclmonn Charles
Sofneiiter, Sot9crine @orfmciItcr,
gGrt6ur 9iiMmon0, @lil0rco Nirner,
glnOrn Bird, Catherine 9roolep,
Gmlno Goof, GDelDn elliott, @race
gSoorbces uno SSObn S. Goons. 9lu.
Gcroem brohtc Der Sugcno- uno ser
ocIonlmte S6ulbor einiec gut elm
Ihloirtc 2icoer 5iI @cbor.
gaNe snr Olcifc ms slnsIanb 6crurat
Is. Mainc' S.r. 413, CnsyaItimUrcsStr.,
Qabs GnItum aouuie Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
N0IIafeR In 6er 9t. &aeo.

GoIfSfc1t i'm Der ct. Soco-
bus @emein0e.
9(m Is. SUM fin0et oos i66rIide
Golfsfcit Scr ct. S5acobus- -@emcin.
&c 5im 8citen Scr 9lrmeu lmO g8oi-
len in @ric6s &orf an Scr 9eloir-
9iooo, itott. Sir 9elititigungeu al
ler 9lrt cute Gon5ertruliif, iriidc
Speiicn lrnO @ctrGnfe II. (. 10. miro
tcitcnS gciorgt. SSeoer iollte Oabcr
binols ms 5rcie pollen uno iic6 in
Dem biibi6cn @arf an Ger 9cloir-
9tooo cinfinocn.
EbcotroIii6e ltntcrDoG-
tung.
Nior9cn 9[bcnO unO 0ienitog Dcr-
onitolten sic SogIinge Scr @ier5ebn
bI. glot6bclfer sBforridule in ser
S6uIboIlc, on Scr 0lount- umo
&rott. .StroBe, interefante llnterbol.
tngcn. Sin ouSerlcicneS 9Brogronm
lit Onfilr bon oen S6ulidpcItcrn
0cs giotre 9amc- -SnititutS eutipor-
fen morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Serr 5. 9. NlouIeD, Ger 9leftor ser
Ct Gonlinifis.&irCbe in Sauilton,
miro 6ei elmer ipejieaen WlaianoaAt.
Seier in Der ct. Soicp6's Stride,
6cute 9l6cno 1aS ll6r sic @re0igt
6oltcu. &ater Charles S. Erinfous,
Bat piele goliiuorer 81 ser 6eier eiti-
gela0en
Gas meme Seim oerGoIum.
bu5 9iitter.
Syn Cumberland, NRo.. lit qeItern
oos neuc prddtigc Scim ser nGoIim.
bus Sitter" cinaepei6t moroen, 81
melder 8eier pielc @dite bon ans.
mdris 6ereits augemeloct limo Gos
ueue Seim lit Elm Qreiit0diger @od.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

Der yllnaG6Gngi9c yiirgerOerein"
forOert Die NlitglicOer Der Gin5elOer.
cine 3n redlt 5aGlrcidem Seiu6 OeS
gSaiicn6anS %iingitfeite5 nni, iucl-
DIES moracn, NiOutaa, i'm 9iiucrUicw-
%arf itattfin6et. CV}ai3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

IaHe sur NciIc in's glnSlanb 6clDrat
e. Woic' glr. 413, Cn=YaItimUrcsStr
ua0s GnIfum a1unle Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

&on3ler 2ouis st. StidneD bot be.
fonnt ecnodt ooB in oen folgenocn
SirMeu bier5gltiinoigc glnoa1ten ob.
cebaltcn mer0cn:
S5cltte: SSm St. Maricn-9liDl, 9to-
IanO.&orf; ct. Sobns.&ir9e, Srr.
rottSDille.
g[m z. SUM: sSn Ser ct. @3orao.
rctb. Stride. 9cI 9[ir; ct. Solcpbs
Stride, glnnen0ale; &opelle Der Wtil.
fions Seller, Baltimore; ct. Sgno.
tius.air1e, ct. $nigoes-
glm IA. SUM; SSn Der ct. %eters.
STRIDE 81 Soflono.
g(m 81. Simi: Sn Der ct. W'oni.
fd.&irdbc, Baltimore.
g(m %. sSlmi: SSn Der ct. Wlorien-
STRIDE 5lt 9iodoiIlc,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-12

day by the blacks From the moment the big posters hit the bod
their n and dimes which they
picking little the circus
throw They pull the
all grounds
they their the
Incidentally only the that they feel that
happy shoes
fried circus.
the Ethopans their
the ndeXbe shoes finally
their primitive Of baeooed
together and sling them around their neck
menagere paused to gaze az
the
Suddenly old elephant grab
swish of his and threw them beneath him
dem shoes yO heti? Gimme
bacld I'm sho noW. NAH shoes anyhow?
eumphants shoes an all kind
Da wha hide waterproof You won't
wear en- Come along, niggah'
of well the clrnivoous
"befo de wah slaves
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-12
On the Road With the Circus


the lion This was heard:
lem look fat an happy like
"Ctny amt dey got all de hay dey can eat an
Des good hay eft in de cage w.t. Muffin to DO but
q a e look fat
the morning parade
o history another
at p-poamus his stretched He could
swaer walks de forest when
birds little animals like dat e gets
MEsNERIZED right n Den GOODbye!
a snake what swaers meal
"Go heah Amt snake Twin what could swaIe
Cose he might
dc il free"
a Dcy Sunday school dat
every a gyraGe a hssef
Man, EN- gyraGes mus be man-eae"
bleye dem eumphauts pushes de wagons
when dey EN- moved?
lie push an alone bnt When de
gifts benin de
pushes HIM, den dey do it,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-12

Coyrgh by Britain Rights Reseryed9
81 very olatecooed ntenty
n the of the circus
grounds Vcksburg Miss As is custo-
mary many the being paid in silver
dollars
cartwheels being counted this
niggah wdeyed mOuthed
finally venued youaH please tell
me VIII gets all dat money!
he turns summersault horseback
Turns o n hawsback? Well dawgone!"
The next paid the
himself $1,000 handed out
o
bullying like champagne cork about
be divorced will youaH kindly tell
how MANY dat gemmen have to turn?'
The harng brightly all good electric lights
sold flare on midway the animal
like read book Just as
suddenl an Ethiopian voice red the multitude
folks git skeered It's jes 70 minute A
cllpd man walk in powah house"
Through always considered the national hol
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-12
Cabaret-bian Nights
By j. J. LEIBSON


DRINCE ALIBI BABA with
l. sion evening.
hold
fingers O. three; four. Good"
Bull with show Of
Not Bull not I that
WELL behed her the vic
tim of strange malady. vast green"
his his mouth prevent the
When he gained
malady the Princess
suffers wigs"
public did not include the
this startling But he soon
saw 0 the situation
he admonsned with smile lest
he a
He then intimated
for evenings
good the Prince and
they forth.
they approached caravansary they
peering a the windows
exclaimed Prince when they drew near
and condition
That" He calls
country tolls pns-taes
Now is he
cheer and good
satisfying
curiosity violently in
the burst of violent
Jest Iooket vagaOond pointing Of
prosperous the Caravansary
There he Is monds JOY water music anu every
his old here in the cold
waiting There's
only one answer That's
what he's a to
the Of he
The Prince story
in the Carayansary. promise
refreshments accepted avdy that
be with longer
to
comey female slave who relieved the Prince and
Of likewise
Snoopy OF
abou his waist II 0
with divers coors At
Of uBun but vanished at
frown front The
brought Snoopy gupcd his down at draug
reaching he
tied n
quickly drawing lips
great guso satisfaction And before the
Prince they found them
selve
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-12

rT.HERE was an the other about Bryan
For the readers is well to state that MI
Bryan Secretary of State
\ B-Remember this IL joke section Of the
that inamuch as he is SATISFIED with the Mexican
outlook he is going another lecture tour
on about his going down his lecturing?
Fko have an extra pair Of ribs Professor Charles
London
Didn't know Esmos poygams But then they live in
country.
Scientists say man talked 100000 years.
These scientists of boobs What they mean is that man has
tried to get in wordd during that time
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-12

hat for four He it
cured his chronic headaches.
without hat four would be dead
Cyl this The baleshp Oklahoma
was juice
the State Of Oklahoma would doubtless have seeded
woman in Fort Worth Texas who has been divorced times
she stil has hopes
a experience.
Professor A. says minds Of
power
AS smoking could Havana evil effects.
They planning yaccnae all parlor Ioiteis
vaccination the that extends the palm
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-12
THE STORY OF SNOOPY.

Me and NV pal was born with the gents
he made up his mind to do it, and not miss
work
ing Pretty We dones hated I We would
give a factory go-by bughouse JOB
Of youth there such
labor.
Then we took to
handouts together
once consabe pnched in
months
caaboo few the and after
Then lost track Of him.
amt the scaawag TIL tonight
ooNet him
BulBul raised their to the table where Snoo
pal that the approaching Walking
straight up SNOOPY
cried with unegned joy, We'll amt
my Snoopy"
SNOOPY turned Them hands
he labor Keep them onn Whered get
the money for tlappngs? what
laughter from Ike greeted the last remark
Ie e exclaimed wrong"
amt second-story politician, reored
Snoopy.
politics grunted Ike in disgust games
the newspapers there amt
draw salary for his dead grand
father"
" you amt teaching largo your questioned Snoopy
with a shove of Idle Ike
nothing" snapped Ike Amt told you don't work?"
then wise to the graft
SNOOPY remember them talks and used to
and labor and all them fine arguments
you against reading it-we it's
that the and I've been looking foryou
a o divvy with YOU"
whats said Snoopy. y y,
easy pail I'm LABOR AGTAToR- All I do is talk
speech against capital some capitalist gets an idea
the benefit of friends here I'll
ius gin c a OF spiel"
begin when he turned to and
chairs empty.
For the Prince and anticipating
quietly another Of the Caravnsar where they
their wine in peace
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-19

sHEEP-It seemed like old times up In
the sheep barn this morning, 80 far as
receipas were concerned. All told, there
were ninety-five cars in sight. the run
being the largest since November II,
when 40 cars reached the yards The
lambs, the humber Of ewes and old sheep
on sale being very small. The quality Of
the offerings on an average was common,
could hardly be graded as other than
feeder stock. Really good killing lambs
owing to the light run Of old sheep and
ally steady with yesterday. The demand
was good and desirable kinds of killers
moved freely so that the offerings
could be shaped up, and made ready for
Lambs, by reason OF the number on
sale, and also on account OF lower prices
reported on the opening from Chicago.
we're n little slow In setting started The
demand on the part OF packers was good
eraI number OF killers. but without ex-
ception buyers thought that they were
entitled to some price concessions, for
too high yesterday as compared with
markets further east The result was
that lambs were weak 20 i0c lower. and
in some cases possibly more than that as
compared with yesterday.
There was a splendid buying demand
for feeder lambs as usual at this point
whenever recefptb are large tOr a Gay or
two In succession. While the feeling was
a little weak at the opening on account
OF the lower fat lamb market, the de-
mand was so good that the big bulk of
the desirable feeders changed hands be-
fore midday. The prices paid were gem
orally steady with yesterday and the mar
ket as a whole in good condition. and
from a sellers point Of view in an entirely
satisfactory condition.
Quotations on range sheep and lambs:
Lambs, good TO choice, S. 156p8. 20; lambs
fair to good. s7S5d8. Is: lambs. feeders,
SO. 75Gp7.20: yearlings, good TO choice, sc; p
yearlinSs. feeders. S. 75dt6. rs: wethers,
good 10 choice, IS S0d6l5 wethers, fair 10
good t5.s5a6 90; wethers. feeders, A.60g
40; ewes. good 70 choice. S,SoaS'e9; ewes
So. b0a4.0O,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-19
Totals. .........,.......45 $50 7.ti2

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle we're only
about half as large as yesterday nut as
compared with recent days IL was very
fair run after all. For the two days the
compared with recent weeks, but are only
about on a par with the corresponding
period Of last year.
While the market on beef steers opened
a little slow, there was a good buying de-
mand for the good to choice kinds OF both
cornfed and grass beef, ana such cattle
were generally quoted as steady with yes
terday. Good cornfeds sold as high as
$3.50 and range steers up to $500 The
common to inferior grades, as Veil as the
medium to decent kinds Of beef steers,
were slow TO as much as l0c lower.
Cows and heifers we're In large receipt
this morning and buyers took advantage
OF the situation to pound the market, with
the result that prices were weak to l0qlbc
lower than yesterday, or around l5q26c
lower for the two days this week
Good feeders we're steady this morning,
but the medium grades were slow to i0c
lower than yesterday. There was fair
demand and a considerable proportion OF
the offerings changed hands in good sea-
son.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed beeves, S9.B0q1o10; fair TO good
cornfed beeves. tS.7Slt9.5O. common TO fair
range steers, - 2o@S.7b; fair to good range
steers, 81. 5OdS.3: common to fair range
steers, t6.50Qp1. b0 choice to fancy corn
fed heifers. t5oq9So; good to ehoice
srSss s cows sSssS7 fair 70 good grades G'
ST. 60Q625; common to fair grades, $500
$50; good 10 choice stockerS and feeders,
N.75Q8.2; fair to good stockers and feed
and feeders. ,sOOas IS; stock cows and
heifers, q. 0O6D6.T5; stock calves, So OO6IS 90:
veal calves. T.OO9i0S; bulls, stays, etc,
-, - ALL. ..tn..