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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
Nie gIniidlt bad luao an lad.

Sic 2usidrcihmg Der engliidlcu gSabmeiber luer'
oeu aud Ocm 9erncr Eogeblot ju picI IS euuortct
aud feiu Seil iir Gnglano mcnn man Oen eSorOern
gen Der Suiragettcn nodso6c oWtit Der Giniiibrung
rcs Srauentmmredts pdrc ia llr ucng geuonOelt nlo
neng erreidt4 meint oos cbr we lints e6enoe raoi-
folc Organ o9ic 5rouen bGttcn Damn ald) encn
Sdliiiie 5m &aroocie, o6er Oiccs %oraOieS lit 5i.
ndcit bis oui ben letbcn @laB pon Mdnnern bcebt
Gam bcg6nnc crit Der aampi Inn eOcs @0ltdcu INN ie-
Ncn Gentlmeter HnlH Inn jcoeS 3ipied]en Der @ladt
mo cS miBte en idaoer6oitcs 9iingcn meroen men
0c 6roen bis Oabin nidt bcgriiicn babcn olltcn pas
man tb1i mo mas man nid5t tbim oari Nlan Ocnte
iid cine Mubl.9ompagnc nit Den Httcln mo gSottcn
ocr Suirogeen gciiibrt gScnn Oic GonOiOatin Wobcl
Snitb unterlicgcn iolte, wiir0en OreibmOert 6encr
idcbe 5crtriinncrt aac 9Iumcngdrter DerlUitet lmO
iieb5e6n 9rdcn 5critort. Gnglono lit reid al aunit-
ihGben, 6crii6mten goiten mo ebrpiroigcr aultlr
obcr mem oas aampiipitem ocr Suiirngetteu bis gum
cn0giltgen Siege iortOouern Oirite weoie bliebe
iibrg oopon? 9os Soitbartc lGge in Eriinmeru amlt
inO alOere Sicblidfeite pGrcn aus9ctilgt Aber an
0c &uincn itdnoc Die nit allen gSiirocn geidmiidte
Nib. Gas flingt uiecidt ider55ot mo ooh lit Die
Sade siemld ernit Ger 0imue pcrleibe micren
&ettern cncits 0cS 9onos Sralt imO imieren Goincn
QeritanO mo i1rme oidJ meitcrbin miere 6ein6c
Troucnpclt gcgeu oic 9lnitedimaSGeiabrl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

NicrfO brandt emeu mciieu 0eSpocu meiut Gin
amcrironiid)er Gogrsidriititeaer @clledt bat cr
red6t 0c 6ro0e lit mir, mobcr i'm nebmG nno ndlt
Ic6lcn 9ln meen GcSpocn bat Ole gSelt gegemuortig
uid QcroOc llcberiluB E6cooore 9oocuelt wroe iic1
eianen, a6cr lin wGblen 6ieBe lebcn!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Gaer gSilbclm iOl Dem Siiritcn uOu 9llCauieu Sen
9at6 0cge6en bobcn Srnu lnlo &n0cr o cin Sd)ilf j
lbdcu mo Damn 0cn @nla uon Ouro5jo big jn leb.
tW SduB 81 uert6cOi0cn. gonn lomlc er aiId geben
mo Oic a6anid)c 6ro9c Den NlGdtcn iiberlalcn Der
Icttc SduB iii Oic Nouptiadje e3 fommt mn ooroui an
iucr i'm obeucrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
,Ginem etrid lcaicn iie nm meinen Nnls nnS eneM

r0ncn Sfrid lcatcn c nm nieInen 0alS uNO cineN
Gcpolpcr 6ictcn c mir Dor Oic 9iaie. nO ooru olgic
cu irciwiacS 0citdnOmi. IS warcu ndihlid Sc
6cmpol6iiicn, ole in 4hsburo6 cncm &erOddltiGcn on
OicIc JScic 5ilpradcn. Winn nennt OoS ia wobl Oen
.Orittcn Grao" ,,n mitteolterlidcn lluteruhmgsbe
ric5tcu loiret oc 6ornel ,9Ran bat Dem SnQiiitcn
nad0riidlidj 5ugeprodn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Der 1875. MorS iuuerGnl6 Ore 9a6rea in uSllciu'
S5ilien Sem itocniid)en &iertel G6icogoS Die 30.
li3ci lit madtlos Ocnl glngeber tcrben INNER gcnn
mir MIR ndt 10 idrcdlid pie nit Der ihli6cn Scbmg
ceS gluSlan0cs 81 t6m bdtten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
Catherine glOrion.

IS itarb am 2s. Snn 1914 Catherine
9torion, Sabre alt QeIicbic Sodier bon
,Sobn mo Wlariba glorion Sic Nccr0ignnA
iinoei W.iitmpdl. 10 llbr Nioraeus bonn @iern'
&eiietung aui ocm aGcoar 0ia SricbboIc."
lNnni3O. .NMliD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
0jenrae 9lfnicr.

9s arb an 90 Srni 1914 No6miiiaas. in
ieincr sSobnng. glr. f127, SE.@ratt.Straae,
bon winnie Moier Sic 3cit scr @ceroiauu9
miro ipdtcr anQe5eiqt (SuuD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
g}noulu6 ". Smith.

GS inrb am %. Suni 1914. in 9lnuopolis.
9nbulpb %. Smitb, oelicbter Gaitc bon Slos
renee SmiiD uuo Sobn bon Marin M Smitb
uno Srnu Sie Neerbilmng linoet am Wiiti'
UDdl, GlhnliaQ5 $50. bonn grnucrbdnlc. Hr.
no, Wlains StraRc, 9lnnnppliS, ans iiat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Im jOOlOaiidJen Wartcn II yleu yDOrl le6f en- nr'
MGR Glcp6ot, 10 fr5 onocfettet OoB cr iid fom riE.
rem fam Gas mare fenie Gberqu6crc bc6alptet Ocr
%ortanO g9ir uollcn ni6t nit ibm Oor6cr ltreitcn;
cine @cmcin6ct iii ea ieOcnialIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Gr. 495.
Cine 0eruronnna sum 9Sincrrnf uno Der gieus
anuaBmc nit Nmeuocncmt oec gbidlnitts 30
he's glriileis 46 ocs StGots6uoer pon 1898,
mic oericlbc al9 Nbidlnitt 3S oee slrtitcle p
oce Stnot.H0bcr uun 1906 cooti5irt IT,
glbihniit T. SCi eo bonn DdOor nm Sinoi.
yntD uon Narrldno ucroronei odB 9l0l6nltt 80
De@ glriic,o AS OcS Siuois9oocr bon 1898, mic
0criclbe alo NbiNnit 8s oeS sIriifelS % NeS
Sidoi. .GooIr bon 1900 0iernt wioerrnIen nno
NIT NlmcuoemCnien ncr on1cnommen meroeli
iou uno lli 10 oaH CT i0ic lolgi laulet:
49, Sc ioll lilr irgeno melde Yerlon oner
gcrionen ootr incorporate M0rperI00lt nid)l
QecBlb lciit in oem %lob I'M oas Sdln6icn
ygonument. I'M gibcriu lrlanaIc @iceane- @nce
oocr N0piine Hlace glbidue. Sano, Sieine
gdmDoi5. gSetI5cual oocr nnocrcs Nidicrlal 40
sunOcrn oocr 40 baaern lailcu mo irNeo melcbc
Rcrion ooer Ferlonen ooer incorportrie Morper
fnoit ole ben gori6riien oiciee 2lblhniies
3nui0cr 1nnoet ion Die Summc bon 3ebn S0is
lars pro Sag iiir coen einjclnen &erlcG mn
bic meiiere Sunlmc bon 5lbn Dollars lilr ieoeil
cin5elnen Ida oermrten ltilo be5aDen, an mei'
lbcm irQeuo Elm oocr irgcno melc0e glriifel am
heaQicn R1bcn In 8mfDioerbanoluna nit oen
&orinritcn oicles Abldnitt5 aeaaert merocn
9lhf0niii D lno iei eS ierncr OeroroncL
bar oific &cror0muna pom cage ibrer gIn
Habmc in strait rcic
SciiiiQi am 2H. Suni 1914.
Games ~. &reiton,
(NuliD MiaO0r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

0aN im1913 $4,000 meuiger Sarmer HmS Ocm mitt
lcrcn @ciicu Der &cr Sooteu nad Canada 5ogeli ais
i'm Sa6rc1 1919, ii wo6l aud Elm Grmo r aalamitot3
bcllcrci Gle ba6cn wabri6cinIib Oos &cle9eIo nidt
Gebobtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
MoItstrafc in DierifO.

Ger ,0ctdbe Correspondent iagic Dor nlcbrcren
3aacn an Oeier Stcac luBmcicboit bottcn olc prltl
ihcn o Ole amcritondcn DSntcrellcn" IN yicrlto et-
os nit Sen &cpolutoncn Die encs SanO IN oea lcsten
bier sSabren 5crren 5oben 81 tbu oe6abt Der "y'ep
9lorf 0cralo@ brin9t IN oeicr gSocbe oenationelle
ontbiamqcn pebc oic 9InId)t ocs DNethen Sorrc-
5uon0cnten~ 6et0tiQcn 0as 9tcp PORTER Sla uerot-
icntlid Gorrciponoc13cn ole 5cigcn oocr 81 5elgen
heinen oaB 9all.Srarc oos Gc0 gcliccrt bat iir oe
por anoertba6 Sa6rcn BON GaTan5a bcgonnene Heoo'
hton cne Gorreipouocn6en muroen gcTibrt bon @ell'
M Sian Eicrrc bon ocr gaterS sDcls@ceui@alt
16crbornc s. SopfiaS cnem g9abingoner gonoto-
len inio RcprGcntnntcn Garrau5a's in Der Nonptoot
Scr Der Staotcn 5. &ascouccas, einem Vt9lieoe DER
Gonitittionaliiicn-S Smto IN gSabm9tolt mo gnocrer
Gr 0en 8rcicn 0ic mic Nerr Sopfins ertlort aus eI'
ncl 9rca acto1en uor0e limo boOelt es lld) Dallpf'
iSddd Inn Die Gontroc iibcr Ole @obncn i'm norohhcn
Rcrifo Scrr Hicrcc orngt Oarou oaB 6orralBa cin
lmobh6naiees 0o6npiicn aus ieucm Sbelc Der mcrita.
uiiden Iotionol6o6ncn madt mo ibm %iercc-0c
eoutrolc lbortr1at mn nebcuber lit pon Den Scl-Sn
tcrcien Die Heoc
g9ie ociaQt, cs mag ia obnc 3ueiicl pa6r icin oaB
sic britiiden mo Die omcritanii6cn Serelen pic nlf
oen Mcpoutoncu III tbini gebabt 6aben, ooB oie Nner-
o.9cpollltion nou ocn brtd]en mo Die Gorranja-He'
uohton bon ocn omcrfaniidcn gNSnterelen" inaiDcuc
lInterhiemg 6cfolumen bot Nber obnc 3peIle Ut cS
ol,h ua6r mic Scr Iclide Correspondent oieler Ia
&C QAtc ,gScl Olc Suluutpcutl olV ul lp'V S'oV'bO
me ochatul lucr0cn ollcl eigencn @rmObeB belom'
men in0 ieb6oIt ucr0cn miro cs Ocn in 0enlc Der
CcSncrecn iic6enOen glbcnicrern nidt 10 leidt &C.
nocn cine 9leuolutons 9rnec Don 9cOeitlmg 81 per-
bcn~
Gc ,.Sutcreiicn" mogen wob ooa @eo tr oe Ae'
pouonen lieicrn, ma bic amcrianiiden DSntcrelcn"
Sic @eaS Bercc.Cil. oecuidait nnO 9luocre mo0a oe
Gorron5o.Ncpoition iinoBrt 6aben dler aber 1T e'
oenoflS, oab Sic merifaniidc Sonoroge Die critic lr'
adc oicIcr Repoliiou mar uno menn oeic 0roae leet
ccl0it uiro, oolni miro Nlcrifo 9inbc bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
Sine 3eitnuo in @6ilaOelp6ia GcScdJnct cim Mt-

ioqSi@laidcu ais oas bette @litcI 9egeu Sibidog @aa
iciu 9ber oa mir ndlt alle in FbaOelp5a mobnen
t6nncu bat ser @ot6 iiir Die Naaemcin6ct leOer nm
ecrinoen gScrt5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
Oln sic Nnillcn.

-oH" sic rlhjar 5Ma.t III Scr clabt.' 'l''1
lInlcsc Gdb.NldiieH ebt ulicn. Sunae Samen
nclebe Die NleioerIudberiu1it na1 ben neneitcn
Wieibootn ererneu wouen, t1nuen oieS In llIrs
3cr .3eil enr6 ogn glWtlnb On oieie alallen
glbcn05. Veauemc Stunoen Sm @anle bes
gonncne slrbclicn l6nnen md6reno bes unlcr'
tihiS orineeBi ioeroen. Sriinolther ll!tcr'
riht I'M 9niiunri Onn Wiuiiern eribeit. Nubere
gluSfnnt fOrilllh ooer uiinolD bel Url.
Su6crs. Gr. BOP. tsSaratUga'stra6e.
W,etan.S Scdcn croBes Eager; pronlpte
Sicniic ~. ~ Sinsicc, 90 SiiosoowarO,
SnaRc Sclcpbon CT. fou 3007.
(Nlmi2S. .S&SI,9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Ger 6cfOuute SlnSprnd Oes Sron5Oicn %anUcuor-
aues aac Nlenideu 1urOcn mIirdtig gcborcn abcr
iiiirben ais 9eiri0cr bot r merc 3ct picled)t mc0r
elitalcit ais iir rgcno cine anOcrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
Sarcam Der srafcmOur6bruds.0 .0ummiiIdrc.

baltimore ~. SUM 1914
Sc StraBcnour6bruds 0pnmillure III Der
Siaoi Baltimore MAIDEN aemdB oen Sorlhrli'
ten ocs Baltimore Sinois0bariers biermit be-
ianui oab iie Sic auiiieums ciner Seianirien
elite aler 5ugeprohenen 9nti0doieungeH,
perurc.DteH lnlOlten uno duferlcQten gScrthcrs
b0bunaen nebii elmer erlldrcnoen Ndrie nnter'
ii0cn leBeu In Serbinolnig nit Der 0nnoemis
uirnnn uno SmiieRnng Ocr 0iltun.StrnRe Grit
per cite StrnRel, BON Der noroll6pen Sellt
her iSreoeridsRpao n0rolih Der 5u l6iicBcnoe
Gbeil IN 32.2S Sub brett an Der 6reoerld'
moab uilo lauli 81 enem Runit an Der Slis
ieiie Der 0illnns StrdBe 24LO2 Eub norouO
oon Der 6reoerids&ooo semdb Der am 2s g'al
WaNorS uno SiaoiratbS bon Baltimore.
Sic gluaacn erredcn lid nui clnen 1beil
0ee NeiiCS Der 0lltonsSir0Be triiber @liic
SirnBe) mic iiBlih QenldB Der nm ~. Npril
1907 iniericimncieieH Seruronung Nj POI
couocmnri mo cr0iiuet: IS bcQiHni on Der
0de. Die BON Der 0ren5unQ Der &oroiciic Der
,Sreoerid Noan Io Der Uiiidcn Sciie oer
mic cuudbni fiir5lid er0iincien 0iltons Strane;
lduii bon On uelili0, an Der Noroleite Der
,Sreocrid9oao 32.2S sun uno erliredi lld
nor0l6 2I702 SUB bis 5u eincnl Ruiit nn
Der 6iilihiicn Seilc Der 0itons Srnbc
lln0 tic gcbcu icrner hermit 9ioii5 onb Dor
bcnnnuic Cite mo crilnrenoc Mdric iett tit
0ic Snipeiiion nncr odrn inierciirien 9crios
ncn berci 1T mo oab oc 9oHmidre am
Sirnitaa, bem Nebcntcn Saac I'M Suii 1914,
Jldibbnuic iir ocn 3iucd oerianllncln peroen
I'M iraeno cine In beagicr Hiiic an9etiibric
Gbnladbe 81 reui0ircn gcgclt pebc Slnm0no
uun Rerlonen crboben mlrn. ole BARN lntercli
iiri 5n icin bcbalpten.
0mqcuc e. Gjranuau,
Sobu = Sanfuro,
0nrrD ". 9iemlcg,
Gommiidrc.
eugene 8. Oloo6rrs,
(Snni29-30, Snlii-2) 9leri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Seber 0inqemnnocrie, Der bier 5i blelben 0e'
hcnft. ioulc ameriionilber @iiraer iveroen.
1unlenoe pcliinmcn oies mo ieben lh bein
glciunc ocr ol.cn QcinaiG linanncbmi.yIeilen
aus o6er SobUlerigleien nit Der 9lumanoe.
runQSbeburoc bel Der 9iiiGicbr gSic man nni
ibneniielH gScoe ons Sirgerreht erlanOen Tam.
mcl6e Srdgcn al ocH 9ppiianicn aelleli ipers
ben Die iorrcficB 9lniu0ricr. loelhe 3ente Der
Niiracr mo icnc Sran Bat We man Iib bel
bni lJcbe Qapicse man ann NirQerlueroeu
6ciininQril muB, alle 0icfe mo bnnoert an0erc
hodlpihiiaf Nrnpeu beaniworiei IN 8uuerld,liai
Ter gSeiic %c.dr Mallmncr'5 elr5loarl0cs S8etI
.gSic mcroe id 9irQcr fer Ser Sinaien." Sn
eleN. pcinenbdilo, qtqen Ginlcnoina bon iur
81 pom Serlaa 6baS QnllmeDer Ynblliblng
80, 205 0an ~. street, NcU.Norf N.'gl., por'
lulte hn0rlnnht
f0Pnlif- NnWiiTr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
NcFanmtmadlMmaeM.
ghrenn 6es Ojcbanoc. 3npcltors.

20. Nunl IVII
GS wiro bermii oeiannt aeeeben oaB @race
u. Nooomin. aendb Der am 10. Suni 1908 ulI.
i.r5eidHciei >,croronnnQ 9ir loo Nbidnlll
AZ. Gnraaydpb . Cuin am 27. 9,o0ember 1911
INT @rlubnB nnulaciuhi Bat oae
smpeien Nr ii9 ispamtonsSiraBe. ais
conference.-the 5n bcnnecn uu1 cncn Nc
Tor pom s. r. 81 iniiauircn.
s. e. StuDbs,
tSnii ID Sjthauoc Snlpetior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Die Slcr5te pOm &Odeicler- Sniiitnt 6a6eH iid nit
ocn omerifaniidcn 9ie9iermgSbcborOen 6r @ct1mpI-
ima Ger @cllagro ucrbnloet Die Fclla9ra lit ene
aranf6eit Oic d nit imge6ercr S&nclIiatcit i'm Sii-
ocn Der Gercinatcu Staateu aisbrctct IS oll inn
2ocn 10000 bis 10000 Sscrioncn gebcl, ole bon bic
fer Scld)e bcalcu iino. Der Gonarcb bat fiirldj c-
ncn 9lot6ollionoS 6epilli0t Die Gompoanc Gcaen oc
%cllaQro nan5iel 3u fifteen. Bur 3cit dpebt in Der
uatonocn 0eiebaebnlg cine 9ill, Oc eine 8ewlligng
ron 100000 iiir Elm @cIagra.Soipital ocrangt.
Peaqro" lit Elm italieniidjes gSori mo be0ete c-
eenilidl ,roub~ Ger 9amc ertlGrt id ans cmcm oui-
idlgci Symptom Der grGBGdn aronfGct elmer &c
uien Iaubbet Ger @oui. Die @ellagra ill., wic NC-
iaat duBcrit aed6rlih uuo % Fro5cn Der ertranllm
gen in imierem Sanoe iii6rcn Den 600 Der Snii5iren
herbci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Sie Saa sur %crt6eiOsmua Gah.eOt6ruNcns 1T
0ic Grfc Srguniioton Ocicr 9lrt Die oc gSet fennt
iiaiiimO}uawig Ocliiibc 9lrncecorps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
baltimore 6cmctern.

9Rrean: Nnnpt.GuanMa Gurt1 .sucnHe, Bitlim
uUn orr tSnnsSitnRc.
QcQrd6ninpldGr su pcriaufcn non $25 nn
Geliion o9s~ inter immermd1renocr sluubi
S55. Haum iiir 4 clnd0e @rdber Nollrl
Wcc gcHuBllng b~r Napele.
gu6ernciiraBen Snaong iett oiien
lSnniln1,Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
2eidlenbeItnttcr.


2ci1enbeliotter in0 @in6ollomircr,
9l6 9SenniDlDonia-9lpe.
Iclcpbon; Wit &ernoH 5496.
(g,ob21S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
qlnfflarnuo OcS SSOlfcS snr NOucGr Jon aranf6eit.


9ls Elm crreulideS }cdDen ocr ,}eit lmo Oe |crs
lan0lnaen Der 9mcricon 9cOcoI 9ociotion 81 be-
oriBen. lucdlc fiir5Gd) in 9lautic Gitu iagte Set
Sa6re idou mndte d) inter ortdlriitlid)en NerjeH
cinc gewcanq benertbar &rontbcit licber 5u perbi-
ten ati e ipoier 3li 6eilc imo cS ein NM ols ba'
bc sic aQe6rsab Der Singer 9eSuops dl oeer geme-
quna aueeidoiicn nm i6r oe @iniIrB uno glad)ornd
ihrer oroBcu a6rperd5a 81 oerlc6eu- ~9luitorna
6cs 4ublinutS~ laite Die 2oiug in Oieem Veno-
hcfsratGc Gs mroe nod0riidlidj 6eirportet, oird)
SIC laQesprce @moe iber oic 6oriI6rttc auI meo5i.
ndlem 5e6ict inter bic @ioe 0cS @olfeS oringel 81
laien ann on oicc gscic aranfbciten uoBlbeugen ole
gtcrbcroic 3u ucrrinoern mo oaS mcnidide Seben
und ardftcu 81 pcrlduaer Dic @ermcnorng Der Sei.
tnnqen, I'm iohc acntniB imo gntlGrug in oic mel-
tciten arec III traaen muroc olor bon Dem pcniior
len C6cri Der @lmoes .glrmce Charles 6. &ooornTL
teIol0crs bcirporiet med)er 9coottar Der 6adjer'l
id,rt ,9lucricon Meoicnc" it, Giccr betOntc Dab
1ird, nr ei6be Sdritcn oas aagcmcinc Fpbtum
nidlt crrcdlt iuiirOe ma gcroOc OcieS ei bcredgt
oes prompt sl erio6rcn mas BON GiniluB af ocn oi.
iq1rtlihcn 0jcfmohes5uitono it, gSen aGtbif" oe9
@crais eas qolf 0aran perbinoerc @cnnnB BON uid)-
tiaer me0i3iniidc ooer birwgdlcn euoedlmgcn ji
trlonoen. meldc aid Ser Saic perpertbc toute 10 lei
oos elm beocnfidcr 6c6lcr Die dr5tlirbc @cmedoit
iolIel Is ais i6rc 0odllc mo doniic Fd)t nnllolGL
0as Fn6ltu ms %eriralel il 5ieben, mo ben Y3iulo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
TrieOB6fe.
Qnnhnn. .lSnrf.lSemrtsrn.

YRreau: VIZ. n, SpeitsSaratuaa. StraRc, unS
0auptGinaann: 3rcorrid.9loao.
NcQrdbn.GpldBe Ton $50 an. inter bcdnos
oer Nmfliht S6niiihlmmcn. Sciuinoe, Qlan5en
ec. fn0 i'm GYebbuuS am 9aupt@iuaang III
linoen Infer geeni miro, penn 8eiuinldi.
uotlprcdcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
SScrinmmlnngs.gI .gIn3ciscu.

Sic id6rlide @eridmluna Der gOtcnsSuba6er
mo Slrctoren 9Sa6l Der ,,Oieurae gpGbngtUn
@ermanent Snlloina 9fiiscatiOil" noei Witt
wudl ben I Suli 1914. H1enos ! ll0r in
9I. 1919, EhsSanimUrc Stanc, nii,
WANT G.. SUedcl, gce Rrdiioent.
Suni29-30 Suli)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Gfc mclt bic gai Blua0 uub 6boptnni MIuer
GrfMrlun, 80 Wclcn: Sal5macr; ben gdn6eH
InN; gebensrciicr iir ilene sinner. Ser be-
liebic Sampler aSnluia Niles". Siendgs nno
NonneraQs nm ll6r N,orncne; 81 Nanle
ctun 10 uhr slbcnos. gNliete 50c. SeAinn
an rs. SUM. (SnnlS.G& ,31liie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

NadIOcm Geaen bic eOnoouer gSilomeber aud Die
foniqhcn Nunoe olS gSdd1tcr ueraai pcrutt man e9
picllcd,t nil cincr Sdaar acBd6mier Wlduie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
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2 B., A., 5. GuIi SOmrcm.

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Baltimore nnh Hhiaoelpbia.
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Iao6oot Si25 (eincn 9Sea). gin6boci (ei-
rcn ySe9) $i.1O. Nnlloinbri 90 1a0e) $500
oocr 9iidiaRri per -. y q" (ll Sdgel $500.
Yilnnic Giib lllo 5urid C5 Gaac) $40. 9selp
gort mo 5uriid on Sa9e) 5000.
Sum &ertdul bci IbnuAb'e. lopic Gnrns
0nillc Ntllcic 5u nebrlcn Naen (pcr SdDH
bon Gbnocipbid) nacb Cape 9aO, NonA
Srunh glsDnW Bari glbnlD Erup Nepi
port &orilnnh. yicu 0apen mo ndrolheii
Ynnitcn. 0,dOl5eiilil oil Vpro 75c
Ncim ilbr Yupt uUn iracmo cineni 0noe
Gm 4. Suii; nnr SnnbDute
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p Snli, rlbr Wioreens mo nor Ga0m.
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3. SMi, llbr N,orqcie nno ll0r ytadn ~
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General tiilliagier-g1enA
(5rni2o- Sui3)
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-07-09
REAL LIFE IN THE COUNTRY
Fact 10 Shown by Mans EagernsSS to
Escape From Congestion OF
the Crowded City

Why Is Il that railway magnates,
presidents OF banks and heads OF great
enterprises who must perforce do
business in cities, almost all try to
have homes on farms in the country
where they develop soils, plant crops
and breed animals? II Is because there
10 wearisome monotony In piled up
brick and stone. There IL confusion
In crowded streets and changing troll
ley cars and hot smoky railways.
These things man has made, and they
are needful, but they are not life. much
az the farm boy may imagine them To
be.
Life is in the open country. Life IL
in the growing grass, the waving fields
Of wheat. the spriRging corn. Life Is
in the trees and birds, life 10 In the
developing animals Of the farm.
Any man who works with the land,
who feeds q Held and watches the re-
suit, gains q real fundamental know
ledge Of the underlying foundation on
which rests all our civilization. 1t
makes him q sober man, q thoughtful
man. a reyerent man, and II he expert
ments wisely hopeful optimist. Life
is where things are born and live and
grow. On the farm is real nfe.-Breed'
er's Gazette.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-07-09
The American Farmer.

All things recalled, wouldn't Il be
the part Of statesmanship to do con-
occasionally for the American farmer?
He's one-fourth OF your population.
and the nations best hope. The
American merchant borrows at fve
per cent. The American stock gam
bier, producing nothing, accomplish
ing nothing, q merest leech living by
the toll Of others. borrows for even
less. The American farmer. with all
that can be said to hiS good and solv-
ent advantage, must and does pay 81
per cent.
And all the time the savings and
postal banks are bullying with billions.
II the government would make two
blades OF grass grow where but one
has grown beforehand publicly 1t
would pay-the wide-hung chance lies
open. Let It model action on French
or German lines, and place the farmer
on borrowing par with the merchant.
the manufacturer and the stock job
Der. Let II evolve q system OF farm
loans which shall put those savings
and postal bank billions at a per cent
within the farmers borrowing reach.
-Hearst's Magazine.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-07-09
Boon 70 Mankind.

Ignatius Tootle, the renowned au-
thority on floral life, who lives near
the quiet village Of Yankee Springs,
Is at the present time trying to out
burbank Burbank, the wiz, by grow
ing q rectangular watermelon. Mr..
Tootle has noticed for years that ulti-
mate consumers have had much trou-
BILE trying to carry watermelons from
the store. inasmuch as they (the wa
termelons) are OF awkward shape and
quite slippery, and after watermelon
has fallen and has hit the cement side
walk its usefulness may be said to be
over. Mr.. Tootle's watermelon will
be long and will have square corners,
one Of which corners will fit into the
bent elbow when the melon is carried
on the inside Of the arm. Mr.. Tootle
expects to have his new melon grow
ing and on the market by 1927, II moth
ing happens.-Boston Globe.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-07-09
ECZEMA ITCHED AND BURNED

r. F. D. No. 2, Seymour, Mo.-"My
scalp broke out with fine pimples at
the start They itched and burned 80
much that was compelled to scratch
them and they would tester and come
to q head and break out again. The
trouble was attended by such burning
and itching ! could not sleep. also
when / sweat 1t burned the same.
My hair fell out gradually and the
scalp kept rough and dry with itching
and burning. After about two years
the pimples broke out between my
shoulders. My clothing irritated them.
/ was troubled with that eczema i've
or six years.
Il tried everything that was recon-
mended without any benefit until i
used the Cuticura Soap and Ointment
according to directions, and Cuticura
Soap and Ointment cured me sound
and we'll in two weeks" (Signed) s.
L. Killian, Nov. %. 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample Of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. Adv
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-07-09

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