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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

@o6cn loren 9luaeiiellteu eilien Der.
gnii9ien Iag. ltngefd5r 1900
$erionen oiif ser 9lpouoole
Shore.
9ei ih0nen &etter 9ielteu aciieru
9iohniiitag bic 9lugeitellteu oesgSaa,
reu6oineS Steiport & So. ouf ser
9(pouOolc Shore i6ren id6rlic6cn9luS.
flua. Die E9ore oes @eid1its6ouies
iuurOen pluift eii lt6r geidloiieu
itno nit is Grtropagen muroeu I'M.
0efd6r 1900 9(ugeiteate nad ser
glDon0ale S6ore ae6ro6t, Tim ciuen
perguiiateu 9ladmitta9 5u erle6en.
g9d6ren0 Der 6o6rt con5ertirte 6or.
ion's &apeQe, Die nuf Oem 8ergnii-
eunssploee ni4t DIT 9enug 5um
Cause oiripielcn founte. Ger &lab
muroe ungefd6r Inn 3 lt6r erreidt
nahOem oie @utgelatnten ouf Der
So9rt nit 3orlern mo nnOeren
Sdrnlinitrilmenten oiel @erditid Der
uridHt 6dtten uno 6ei Ser 9(nfrnft
redt Ouritig fii6ten Ser g}oAmit-
tag uerlief in Der frobliditen @eiie.
IS muroen Spiele beridieOeuer 9lrt
peronitaItet al oeuen iib 6eiouoers
sic Camenwelt rege 6et9eiligte.
gaie6aQ uur0e in oeri9ie0enen 9ll.
terstloiien geipielt. 9lif Dem g9aiier
nobte man lange @iotor6oot-9ou-
ren un0 iu16reno Die Some nod
God am Sirlnel itano, iidrften ic6
Diele bei einem fii6len 8oo. glnoere
mieOer lnternn9men einen Spu5er.
gang inter Oen fii6len 9Gunen inn
idottigen @ol0e. @etrdufe mo Sis.
Creme muroen foitenlos ipeggege6en
mo Oie mitgebradten 9la6rungSmit.
tel iuaren bei 9ln6rltd] Ser 9}a1t ale
oilfge5e6rt. 9ia1 Gin6ru1 Ser Grns
fel6eit mluOen sic S6eilne6mer an
0em glusiluge picoer naA ser Stoot
5uriidgebra1t. Gie 2eiter Ser Ser
anitaltung iparen: S. S 9lioOleton,
Z. s.. &umn George q Stuffed,
@rdiiOent S. s. @los, @ice-Erdiioent
8. $. @lears, Sdabmeiiter S. $. s.
Souer, Sefretdriu 5rt g. Sid; Gi-
rettoren Z. $. Sores, 2. @lorgon,
3. s. Seuie, 8. $. 9(Qet gS. 9.
Stontou s. 8. Gaiioro, SRI. 81.
@rouer uno Sri. @. Sbouno6an.
Gem 9(rrongements.Goulitc ge66ren
sic &S. s. 6. @los, goriiter, s. $.
9lQeu lmO 8. S. Wlears au.
Or. s. @}o9er bonn ercD-Soipital
par ouf Dem Gerguiiglngsplose ito-
tionirt, Inn Bel etipa DorfommenOeu
ltnfdQen iofort Siilfe 5u leiiteu 9us
oie @aggons nit Ben fro6liden
MeniHenfin0ern Sen nIeiitihen Gor.
reiponOeuten~ poiiirten itimmte Oas
0rcbeitcr -oic o@odt am 9l6ein4 an
ino laiiter Su6el loDHte sic flciue
GArenbe5eiQunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
OlaM (snrppa aereilt.

Sr. Iaiiel @iaar0, Der gr0iioent
ser ,@oltimore-S6io-@abn unO iei-
ne Satin iinO geitern oui Dem Gqa1-
pier Olympic" bon Nep-Yorfgma
naG europa gereiit. Gr miro inner
6al6 bier @o6en 5nriidfebrcM NM
man niruut oober an, oaB 0ie 9@t'
i9ciouug Der Observation-Disclosures lljdji
in oicIcr 3cit bcgatnt gegc6cirapeE
Ocu piro, 0o Serr @iaoro ciuauic9r
tiger Saftor in Der Gcbntte Dopfocf
3mii6euiiootliden SanoeIs-Gomnlil-
lion NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
iErnnen.llerein ..Qi6rrtn. Z

3ltr groBen Syreuoe ser @3itglie.
ser 0es u9yrouen-@ereins 2ibertD"
iteate es ii1 in Der Iesten @eriamn.
hnq oes |ereinS i'm Souptquortier
an ocr 02oro 9oco. StroBe, beraus,
SAB 0ic Soften ser 8et6eiligung all
Dem SdngcricIt oes glrbciter-S -Sdu-
ecrbluocs nic6t 70 beocutcuo porcL
lpie crioortct wur0e. Cine obcrfldh-
llcbe glbrehning ergab Oies. Der
&ereiu bctDeiligte iiA ni@t mr an
ser groBen &araoc, oil Ben Gon5er-
ten un0 all Dem groBeu GoIfsfeit,
ionoern bclpirtbete Die ouspdrtigen
Ionlen ino perausgo6te @clo fiir
0cfQrotionen. sSn 9lu6etraAt oes
groBen 0efi5its, WeIden Die San.
ger 6aben beiMloiien bic 0amcn aaf
GntpfcbIlng Ser 9SrdiiOentiu 6rolt
9ettie Sartig, sen Sdngern cine
0ouotion in Sobe BON $25 81 ma
den. Gin 0onfiArei6en Dpn oenl
Sefretdr scr Sdngerieitbeb0roe, fir
sic reae 9etbeiligung an Oem 6elte,
muroc bon Ocr Sefretdrin 5raii %el.
ma &biele, berIeieu. Geridicoene
ocr 1litglic0er beridteten Dob al.
oere Orgoniiotionen ocnt n6rauep
9cren 2i6crtD~ Sob uno glnerfcn'
iung gc8ollt batteiI fir sic llutcr-
itiibiing Der Sanger BEL Dem 6cite.
Wlcbrere neue @5it9lieoer baben IT,
rem 9citritt 5il oeul @ereiu angeneI-
oct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Su SEN 9lrm ae6iiieu.

Die "a Sabre olte SSrou Gliie
%roi6 bon 9tr. 500, Siio-0looeira.
5troBe, mrroe geiteru bon eiuenl
0unOe, ipGbreuo iic opr ibrcm Sou-
ie ioB, beri@ieoene Mole in oen red-
ten 9lrm gebiiien. Sie be9ob iib in
sic 9lpot6efc BON Or. S6ulb on Der
Gde bon @atterion-Eorf- un0 @oit-
crn-9lDenue, ser ibr einen Gerbono
anle9te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
uSedlnifer.gerein.u

Syn ser Soae Oes o@crnaiIiu
@ldnner6ors bielt geitern g(bcno
ser o1e6nifer-gerein~ cine @c-
i6Gftsiibung ob in Ser 9SrGiioent $.
s. @artbe oen &oriis uno Setretar
Otto 2ooided oos 9rotofoIl ffBrfe.
3um beDoritebenoen Secbnifertag in
Stem yorf wuroe Serr glu9uit S0we
eruonnt ltnO beribieoenc @ereiusan-
gclceeubcitcu erIeOigt. Die ndhitc
SiBuns ioI Del $errn Sobn u
Noletlurpe itottfin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
aronf6citen lpur0en onoemelOet:
g0irn h @nltimnre 6eerbint.

Ger @eibnotu Des III glidgdrds
Sails geitor6cnen &rn. G6as. u. &e0s
ser miro 6eiite Nlorgen bier eintrefien
uno na1 Dem Sei1eu6eltatter. @ta6lii-
iemeut bon QS. s. Sidner & Cons ge-
broht, bon no aus oie 9eerOiglng
auf Scr 2ouoou &arf.@emeterD itatt-
finOen miro. Sr. @eooer lieB ule
SSnitrilftionen iiir ieinc 9eeroiglug
bei ieincnt Srermoe Or. $. 3. Spes-
Ter, ebe CT Dor einigeu Wlonaten a6.
rciitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Bei 0en N0IHar6eIfen am NanPIcr
uGrown~ an 4Eier 8, 2ocuit-%oint,
wuroc geiteri ser 40-id6riae @iG-
liam 9feinbarot bon 9tr. 1929, Gilbo-
StroBc 5pii6en 5mei Sta6lplatten
9efleumt mo 10 i6mcr perlebt, BOB
er in Oos 1}erc0-Soipital ge6rabt
mer0cn nuiBtc, no oie 2ler3te cinen
8eiubru1 uno inncre &erleBlulgen
ieititeIlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Scr critic Spotenitic1 fir oen 9all
oes neuen @ottcsbmties Ser biihofli-
den airhe an Ser Gde BON Offend
un0 G5orleS.S .StroBe, miro morgen
erfolgen. @ereits felt mebreren Sob
rem plant Die @eneinoe ben 8au ei-
ner ucucn Stride. Die ietige Stride
miro i'll Gin @cmeinoebous umgepal-
0clt pcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Gnis Mrn6 neicnft.

Bon i6rer letter @obnilng, glr
1880 SuQiiraBe, ans purOe aeIier1
8rou 2oriic Tangeleit 5ur ewigen
9lube 1e6etfet. @aitor 9Ipis bieIt
in Oeni grauer6ouie cine ergreienOC
g(niprode, ilad Ser Die 9eiiebuna
auf 0eni Ereiciiiigfeits 6rieOboic
erfolgte. Die GhtiAlofene, Oie III
Der ErQpin5 9ronoenburg ge6oren
plrOe, fdit nor IA So6ren nad Bal
timore mis- 'BiiitcrldBt nc6en i6rem
Wiaune orei S{inoer: 6rI.6rieoo Eon.
geleit, 6rou 2ouiie 6reeter unO Sru
6rie0rid6 Gangeleit 9us 9o6rtuG+
trdger fimgirten 6ei Der 9eerOi.
gung sic Serren G6as. 91iemoun s.
Gorge, $. SdmiOt, s. Soeermann
s. 9auereis lmO s. @erbaro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Sine ncne Bride fit Die GgarIcs-
Gtrafe.

gSic geItern nlitget6eiIt murOe, bat
sic n@enniDlponio giien6obn @c-
ielliHoft" cine neue Bride fir oie
G6arles StroBe, nobe Dem llnion-
@abnboie bcreits beitelt. Ole 9rii.
lie ioll einc 3ieroe in jener @egeno
meroen iino erb6It Oosiel6e Ffloiter,
mie Die iibrieen 2beile Der Gbarles.
StroBe in jener @egen0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

labn geleat Sic Bride mltror er1t
oor 5luei SSo6reu nit ciuem Goitcn-
anhponoe bon $4,000 crribtet,
uad0em Oieiel6e ieit cinem 6ol6cn
Sn6r6un0ert fortipd6rcno in 6eOcnf-
li6em 3nitonOe mar. Ger Shlcpp-
oanpier o9lescuc" bon Baltimore
6attc 8wei nit Steinen 6elosenc 9or-
gen I'M S@lepptau ais er OurH Die
3ug6riide htbr, uno babel nliB iiA
Der Gopitdu in ser 5tr0nutnQ 0es
trii0eriiden @oiiers getduidt ba6eiI
ocnn sic Steinfo6r5cu9c prollten
nit iolcber @cpolt aegcn ocn nlittle
ren &iciler, 0oB ocrielbe ioiort in
ben 6lut6en beridmon0. Gic Stoats-
Son0ltraBen @ommiiiion Bat por
&lir5cm Die 9riidc gefauft inO muB
nunnc6r fir sic @icocrerriAhmg
oeriel6en oud anffon1mcn, 5unal
oud ole nit 9tcinen 6eIaoeuen 6o6r-
5euge i'm Gienite Der Goalniiiion
ItanOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
,gSon0erIultiae" fa6ren.

0ic @onoerluitigen eeben bcute in
gegleitlng elmer g(n5obl Dlitglieoer
ocr a9(fooelnie Scr aiinlte~ ouf Dem
9ompfer n@citmoreIano" na6 2ope
aSoint I'M BORT pbotograpbiIde 9luf.
nobmen pon g}otiriccncn 3it moAcn.
Ser Gonipfer gebt linl 7.45 Wlor-
Qcus bpm %icr g2r. s ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
nglrIimatom gcrI@aucranas Ser


@ei ser &erianlullIng oes u9lr4
on.@erid0nerlings -GereinS" i'm
Suburbon.Sotel mltroe Sr. GborleS
u. @ololtein ais 9Srdiioent mieOer
erpdblt. Dic on0eren 8eamten fino
J.. @i6e-%rdii0enf, Soiepb 8. &all;
9. e.@rGiiOent, 2ucien 6. Soenf
S'bol; 3. @i6e. .@rdiioent s. 81. Soft
ling; recorOirenOer Sefretdr Sarrp
8. @oroon; rec. SiiIfs-Sefret6r, 9s.
q. Soplor; SSinon6-Sefrctdr, @eorgc
Giiber; Sdobmeiiter, 9. gSilion
Waorrow. 9eiiiBer, SS. Gorion,
Zimmerman @erlah, Suthins IT,
Wtortiu. 9lad 9eenoigumg Der @abl
wuroen Arrangements fir eincn
9Iusflug getroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Nifregnitg III DER SiIlprsSfraRe'
0os @fero BON Sobn Solmcs bon
9lr. 622, 0it 2S. StroBe, i@cute an
ser Gde BON 2omont. 9lbenue ino
Gnior.StroBe. 0olmes murOe Dor
Gem @ouie glr. 1927, Guior-StroBe,
bonn @ogeu geicbleuoert imO erlitt
itarte 9(bi6iirfltnsen om liufen
9(r1u Gr lieB iitb Sic gSunOe iu
ct. Soicpb's Soipitol Oer6inOeu.
9as @fero itiir8te flr8 no6oem SOL
mes a6geworfen morOen mar. Der
gSogen pur0e oeuolirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Gr6OIitnas.9Sicr nod nidjt crGffnct

@lit @coauern iab iid geltern ST..
Sobu Subcrt, Der flinoirenoe Dlo0or,
Genot6igt, Die Groffnilug oeS itdoti-
lden Grbolungs Biers am 6uBe OeS
@roaomop, bis ouf morgen 6it Oer-
Iegen. @s itellte iid berois, oaB Ole
@eIeudtungsonlage nod ni6t Dol-
Icnoet mar. 0ic offi5ielle Groff-
nung oes 9Siers finoet crit itott
ipenn Ser W4opor bon Der &eflomc.
tour i'm Sltereiie ser Stcruen6ons
ner.6eier anriidaefebrt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
NnS pem Snneren NlarplauO's nnO
Oen angren5enSeu Staaten.


@roBer @ewitteri A o0en
Gas i4uere @epitter, meldes in
ser 0}aNt pom 6reitog ali Sounitog
ii6er oos wcitlide MorDlan0 3og BAT
III @oi6ingtou County nidt iuir iie-
Den Sdelluen in gronO geitcdt, Jon
bern ouG cine 0roBe SnOuitrie in
Sagerstomn 6ro1 gelegt. @egen /
ll6r WiorgenS idlua ser 9lit IN Oie
Strumpimirferei Ser 09lntietom anit-
ting 60 ln0 Die entitonoenen 6lom-
men 3eritorten 0os gan5e @ebduoe
inncr6ol6 ciuer StlnOe. Ga 0er9liB-
iHlog audi Oen 6euerdlarm Oemolirt
bate, ga6en 0ie 2ofonlotipen oitf Oem
9abn6ofe Sen 9llorm Sn 0ieier Sa-
brif purOen 200 WloiHinen 8critort,
Oie crit ieit einigen Eogen auigcIteat
uorOen moren. Giele Ser 400 9lnge-
itelten peinteu, als iie ser 8erit6-
rung i5rer Grper6sQuele 6uiaben
0ns pierltodiqe @ebGl0c 6ronnte bis
anf 0ie @runOmauern a6- Gas 9e-
ouuerlicbe in Scr SaAe lit Die Chat
lode, 0aB Dor cini9cn &ohen olid
Die onOcrc 0roBc @e6erei Der 6irma
u@inoior @nitting Co." onf goil5
d6nlicbc @eiie Our9 cineu 9lit SER
itort puroe
Gie0ober. 8,riide0emo.
Iirt.
Sic Tober 9riide, pelde 0cn
G6optanf 9libcr im0efd6r bier @lei-
len BON Cation freu5t imo Caroline
uno Cabot GolutD ocr6inoet, it'll
ourc6 cinen Gompier 5crtriiumert
morOen iiuO Fat oomit Sen Gerrc6r
Der 6oruler bon 9Srcitou uo1 Goilou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
gIei'm Spielen nnf ser Strahe her
lett.

Die z Sabre olte geiiie Qrofis bon
gar. 1907 0it @laoiion . Strobe,
iuuroe geitern 02orgen bei'm Spielen
oitf ser StraBe bon einem 2oitoltto.
nlobil Ser nGoni. @as & electric
Co., oneefobreu. Sic erlitt cine
2ueticbung oes linfen 5uBsclentes.
@1brcn0 oeS Spielcns oitf Der
gtroBe ftieB geItern 0os 7 Sabre all
te glegcrndoden Gorat6u gsiIliant.
ION bon glr. 927 9futIono-2l0enue,
nit ser re1ten @ono III Elm Seller
fenitcr, wobei iie ii6 6einnbc Die eon.
&C &ono abidnitt. SBre 0luttcr
brodte iie nod Dem Sobns @optins.
Soipital 100 Dem ainoe ein Ser6ono
ongcIegt murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
@uIiieiridlter ar6eiten nm sunnta0

lin iib init oem 5pitcu Dertraltt
SIT MAIDEN, melHes in ser Strdflings-
Sorm Oes Giitrifts Golm6io eiuge-
fii6rt it, beiuden 6cltte sic Eoli8ei-
ribter Der StoOt Die Straianitalt,
0eren Git Sccoquon, @a., lit. Sn
Der 9lnitolt meroeii nur 2elte feitge-
5olten bic iib MIR lei6te @erge6en
5u S6uloen tommen lieBen. 9ln Der
Stuoienreiie 6et6eiligen ii6 Oic %oli-
3eiridter Supplee, @lc6aul, @olOtn,
Sagler, lllri9, Smith, @cnrD Gean,
SeDinion itno Sbirnl. Ole gl6iabrt
eriolgt fir3 uab ~ ll6r in 6ereit-
ite6enoen 9lutomo6ilen bon Der mitt-
lcren @oli5eiitation aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
9rr SauitSts6rridjt.

III Eooesidae IN Der ueriloiieneligSo-
DIE augemeloet gSGliger ~
p6us @rfrantunsen ais in Der
gIeidlouienOel @ode ocS gor-
jnbres. Sin neuer 9latterniaa
5ur aeuutniB geIougt Grei
gel6itiuorOe.
Grob Oes iHonen gSetters lit in ser
berioiieuen g9ode ein 8latteraial
BON Sen @eilno9eits 9eamten eut.
Oedt morOen. 9eoelteu0 meniger
SDp6ns Grfranfungen wurOeu an-
gemeloet, ais in ser gleidlauienOen
@ode Oes &oria6res.
2aat Dem 9eri6t Ser @eiunO6eits-
9e6oroe ereigneten iic6 in nnierer
Stoot in ser am If. Suli enOenOen
@ode III Gooesfd0e, gegeu 215 in
ser glciAlauienOeu ISOLDE oes Gor-
io6res, 210 III 1912 uuO 263 in 1911.
Gle Ster6liAteitsrate mar 21.35 pro
Gauieno ser @eiontutbe06lferung;
1886 fiir Die @eiBeu mO 30.47 iiu
oie 9leger.
Die balptiGdliden SO0esurladen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
glnardJiiten-9 9emunitration in g4eiu
g)urt.

g1eiu Yorf, H. Silli. ~ 6reie
9Iusiprode pur0e bon Ser itGotiideu
9l0miniitrotion oen 9lnor6iiten mo
rooifolcu 0rooniiationen bei i6rer
beutigen Gemonitratiou fir ibre orei
6ei Der am a. Suli itottgebobten GD-
uomit.Grploiiou get0oteten 9ln6du-
ger oemabrt. IS ereiguete iic6 feline
9hi1eitoruue, troboern iib mebrere
tauienO Wleniheu olif Dem llnion
Square eingeiunoeu botten. lin fl
ll6r Gormittag5 fanoen iih 700 be.
rittene @oIi8iiten ouf DEM 4lobe ein
uro oieie oer6Iie6en bort bis gum
SdIuB Der Iemollitration I'M 8 llbr
gl6enos.
9ou emma Goldman iuuroe elm
Eelearantm oerleien, IN iuelAem NIT
getbeilt puroe, Dab sur iel6en 3eit
eine Gbnlide Concentration in San
6raucisco ltattfiuoe, 3ur Gedlmg
Der 9eeroi9uugsfoiteu in S6be BON
$500 wuros cine Soumlmg porge-
uommen.
gcrmiIdtc teIesrap6iide Scpcidcn.
Sn Sot Springs, @ao lit @lel-
bile s. Sngaas, Der beforute Giicn-
bdbnno9nat ais 0eri Qeben oeidie.
oeii Der 2ei6nam miro 6ellte 8ur
geiiottling Ha6 Cincinnati ii6er-
fii6rt
Sdnltutlide @aiioeiere oes aii-
iteuoampfers oSnoermore,~ melder
am 8reitaa 9(6enO an Der Sabraoor-
3iiite itronoete, wurOen geitern in
Ct So6us, 95.-6, eeIanoet.
Gic 6iicntlide 9ctric6s-Gom.
Hiiiion bon 0liiiouri erlieB oeiiern
cine Sroer, Orrcb fpelde sic grpreB-
Staten un 21 Ero5ent 5ernbgriest
meroeu.
Bier &inOer bon 9li1aro 9io-
6erts folneu inns 9eben, ais ooS
Slo6erts'icbe 6orm6ous in Der 9ld6c
bon SaDlor, glad glioer Sails, isis,
geitern abbrannte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
GIeftrii Z gtnlaGefiir
Cation.

Ger Goutraft fir sic Grrit6tinq ci.
ncr cleftriiden 2idtanIagc fiirGoiion
iit ser gilion @loltnon electric
So. bon Baltimore iiir $4,000 ii6er-
troocn mor0en Ger Ban bon $4,000
Guoorat 2ar0s Q(Sp6olt @iloiier
iuuroe an sic @lc@urc Contraction
So. BON 9lorioIf, ga, perae6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

81. 9Sbil. .. 2oir0, Scr @oriibcr
Der Gomniiiion fiir oiientlibc @c-
trie6e, miro an ndditen @lithuo6
5iul leBten Wlolc elmer Siblng 6ci-
wo6nen. @efonntlicb tritt cr AM 4.
glu0tit aus ino bat bis oo0n llr-
laMb erlalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

9lGs' la99}ef ipurOen 1856 weiBe II.
%. 9legdrfin6et ahgenlelOet; t07 wa-
rem nidnnliden inO 102 wei6liGen
@eidledts.
9lu neien 61llen bon anltedenOen
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-14
ReceSsiOnal

Overbooming and overbuild- ing and overadvertising in Sas- katchewan, Canada, has result ed in sad disaster. The real es- tate boomers advertised the country far and wide, and every one who could borrow a dollar did so, and put it buildings. The result is that thousands of people, mechanics and laboring men, drifted into that section, and when the bottom fell out of the boom they found themselves out of work and penniless. They are starving and threaten to burn up the towns in which they
 reside, and so menacing have they become that. it was neces- sary to declare martial law. En- terprise and energy are all well enough in their way, but when they are carried to excess they overdo things, and invite inevit- able retribution. There is a nor mality about growth that can- not be too consistently ignored
 without bringing about dire re- sults.. The work done in the way of building and improve
 ments is permanent work that
 will remain, and in time the
 country will grow up to the full
 measure of it; but during the
 period of growth there will be
 much suffering and unhappi-
 ness.-Memphis News-Scimitar.
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-14

ship as the nation needs and the women deserve" Further along he stated that both boys and girls ought to be educated, but declared that if he were called upon to decide the question ana settle specifically as to which IS better worth educating, he would decide in favor of the Wo- men. for the simple reason that while many an educated man Will tolerate an uneducated woman, very few educated women Will tolerate for long an uneducated man. Continuing along this line, he stated that there is not much danger of boys being uned- ucated if the mothers are edu- cated.
 Secretary Houston goes boldly to the basic principle of educa- tion, and it is not because he IS at all sentimental, but rather be- cause he is eminently practical. It would be difficult to find an ig- norant boy who had the advant- ages of an educated mother, while the sons of educated fath- CTS frequently grow up without instruction. If the women ot the rural districts are encourag- ed, as the men are being en- outraged, there will soon be a decrease in the influx of country people to the city, The home is what the mother makes it, and an educated and intelligent wom- an can make home attractive in either country or in the city, Memphis News-Scimitar.
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-14
Educate The Mothers.

Secretary of Agriculture Houston has very definite ideas on the subject of rural educa- tion, and, like great many oth- CT people, he inclines to the opin- ion that if the women on the farms are educated the men will learn from them. In an address before the boys and girls corn and tomato clubs recently he is quoted as saying: "Women on the farm, it seems to me, if we were to attempt to make a com- 'parison, have rather the harder, as we'll as the more important, task. They have not had the definite assistance, perhaps, that the men have had. They need leadership, and think it is just such training as these girls are getting that will furnish in sev- eral communities such leader
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-14
ChAS. T. ABElEe co. Manufacturers of Sash and Doors
 Mill Work.

CHAS. T. AeELES co. Manufacturers of Sash and Doors
 Mill Work.
 SAM N. AeELEs ( co. Distributors of Bridgeport Standard Paint and Wood Finishing
 Products. ARkANsAs BRICK q MFG. co. Building. Face. Fire and Paving Brick, Crushed Stone Fire Clay, Lime.
 Cement ARkANsAs-eUick AUTOMOBILE
 COMPANY. Local Dealer. If Representative
 in your city. write us. ARkANsAs PRODUCE co. Butter. Eggs. Poultry and Produce Bought iu Any Quantity. ARkANsAs COTTON OIL co. ouapaw Brand Fertilixer--rhe Cotton
 Seed Meal Goods. AakAksAs FERTILIZER co. Manufacturers of White Diamond High Grade Fertilizers.
 BRANDON ( TURNER The Stove peoplA WAshipetoo Stoves and RAnke6, Estate Gas Stoves GurnSy Refrigerators. eEAL, MCDONNELL ( co. wholesale Dry Goods and Furnishings. JOHN 8. BOND Jr.
 wholesale Drugs.
 eEMBERG q bLANZ Heavy Blackspithing, Builders of Smokestacks, Towers. Tanks. We'll
 and Boiler Castings.
 N. X. COCHRAN co. Wholesale Flour and Grain. rHos. H. COX & SONS MAcHlN.
 FRY COMPANY. Saw Mill, Gin and Heavy Machinery. CUNNINGHAM COMMISSION co. Fire destroyed our plant. but 1t did not interfere with our filling all orders. Flour and Feed oEMocRAr PRINTING 6 LITHo.
 GRAPHING co. Office Supplies. Stationery, Binding. DoYLE-kIDD DRY GOODS co. Wholesale Dry Goods and Nations.
Newport daily independent., 1914-01-14
Flaming Time For The Farmer.

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 This is the most important period of the year to the farmer. The cotton is about out of the field, the corn has been gather ed and barns, outbuildings, and fences should be repaired. Clean out the ditches, reset the fences, taking in new land and preparing for the crop of 1914. Many little things will be found to do on the farm in getting ready for the new crop. The land should be prepared for the blow, and as much as possible should be broken during this month. The nights are still long, andthe enterprising, thrif- ty farmer will take advantage of them to do some reading, thinking and planning for the coming season. The thinking and planning period is an impor- tant one.
 In planning your farm opera tions do not overlook the pas lures and the hay and forage crops. First take into account the stock you have on hand and expect to raise this year. Plan to provide them good pasturage if you can. It pays to keep plen- ty of cows and hogs. Successful farming always embraces the COW and the hog. The cows pro- vide milk and butter for the table, and the calves you raise are worth good money in the fall, and will make you more money if you keep them through the next winter. If you should have a surplus of milk, you can convert it into butter and sell the butter and feed the butter milk to the pigs.
 A clover pasture or bermu- da pasture should be kept for the COWS and hogs, and another for the calves. If the cows are kept in a lot at night and the manure gathered and put in a pen, that will pay good rent on the pasture, for you will need it on the land. The manure drop ped by the COW if gathered in this way will be worth from two to three dollars a month. You can pasture from three to five head of cattle per acre on a good 
 pasture, so you see the manure will more than pay the rent of the land. The manure of the hog is also valuable, more so in proportion to live weight than that of the COW.
 In planning your crop provide first of all to raise plenty of feed for Il the stock, and some to spare. If you have too much you can always sell it at good price, or buy more stock to eat it. The saddest thing on the