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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

Spaf lit Gin NugciicIlter Der uNlory-
lauO Sto6l @o~
Steucr 9lpporot Der-
agte.
Sin groBes 9ait-2luto Ser n9(meri.
can @rpreB Co., welbeS BON So6n
@Dans gelenft purOe, rounte QeItern
gegeu Oos @ebGuOc ser ,,G6eiopeofe
ano @otomac Telephone @on1pann~
ou ser Oit 6apette StraBe un6 oe-
molirie eiu Giienaeldnocr, iomie cine
eleftriicbe 9aupe Der Staot. Ger lin.
ioI aei6o6, neil Ser Steuer-9lpparat
Oeriaate.
Bon Seucr- 2tnto getrof-
len.
Bon einem 9i1tono6l 0es Ncuer.
Cepariements mur0e geitcrn @ornlit.
tag Ger in 9}r. 1915, @ennipluania-
9lpenue, mo6u6aiie N|cuer Sirfin
getroiien mo an linfen 9ein Der.
lebt Ser llnioll creiguetc iid al Ser
@de bon Baltimore uuO Charles
StraBe.
Son 2 Strobenbo6nmoGqon
iortgciMleift.
S@limmen @crIetlngeH cntain0
gelteru 9loGmiitog nit fuapper 9}otb
Der - ,Sa6re cite QeihntnSi,,tno
Benjamin 2iebiid pon 9}r. ti4l,
Cute 9Illeg, ais CT an Ser Gde BON
Baltimore nno 2ia1t StraBe pon
einenI @a9gon Scr @a8 StraBen.
Sinie me5rere Sdrittc mcit iortge-
l9leiit wurOe Ger &no6e NOR uou
oent gSaggou a6geiprunaeu rmO elm
Ealla9ier trat oerie6cntlic6 oui ooS
enOe eineS Niemen9, in iucl6em Ben
lanlln ieine 3cihuoeu trug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
Wl0iterie 6lci6t nnscI5it.

Scihe, IN melober ole Der i'm Gor
jobre perihwln0enen Catherine
@interS pcrnuit6et morocn mar,
ais oie ciueS onocren D}dO@ens
ioentifi6irt.
G6icogo, 90. sSul. r. S4ieoer
lit cine onae6lihe 2ohng oeS Ndtb
icls. wcl6eS oaS @cri6winoen Der
ncun So6rc alten Catherine gSinters,
Scr Iobter bon Or. g9m. 81. g9in.
ters bon 9}cipcoitle, SSno., pm6uai
bGlt, in nihts 3erfloHeu. Sin oui
oem gotters 6ielo in llrbono, 3d.,
6egro6cner 2eibnam in melAem Der
0es ueri1punOenen Wl00benS Der.
nultbet poroen mar puroe ousee'
Gra6cn, ieooH ais Die 2cidc scr Tod
ter bon g1ibolos 9orrD ioentifi5irt.
3ctcftioc 9otten periibert ooB oic
2cihc oielOer Catherine @inters iei,
mcIdje inn @2dr5 1913 OeriNmono-
Or. g9intcrs buttc, nabOcm er cine
@ci6rci6ung Scr 9cide crbolten er-
fldrt. ooB cS ni6t oic icincr Eodter
ict ga oicic 6rauncs Naor gcgabt
6obc, pGbrcn0 oic onSocgrobene
bcablouocs SOAR ouimics.
Gin Qci@cnbcitotter oab al ooB
2orru ser WGmn iei, Der ole Scihe
Dor orci5c6n Wlonoten in Dem Csc.
mol6e Ocs SrieoboieS in llrbona &c.
lollcn bo6c. 2orrD crtldrt leine
Eodtcr ici in SadionUilc 5lo., &c.
itorbcn. 0ic Octcftioc botten ocr-
iidert, ooB iic Oie Spur Der Seibc
pon 91eu.Goitlc no6. 6lcrioo rlno
pon sort nahllrbona pcriolBt bGttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
SIiOer- Siciu - Ons 9'araSies ser
GinOer.

@clonOerc 9Liimertianfeit menOet
ole Seitng OeS 9ipcr .%icp-@arfS SIR
3eit Der llntcr6altlmq scr &leinen 81.
Spe5ialGon3erte fiir iic iin0en ieoen
9Sudmittoa itatt nn0 ,Sobrten oui
zen 9erg- E6ol-. 9llhi1- un0 ioniti-
gen 9a6neu iie6eu ie0em amoe pon
1a2 bis "a ll6r 9la6miitaGs ment-
acltli6 SIR &erfii9lma. Groboeu
mcrOen o6cr an6 oic Grmahiencn
nidt pernahldiiiGt um0 llntcr6altn-
gcn ser manuigialtigiten glrt laiicn
linen oie Shmocn wic I'M Slugc Der
0e5cn. Gas Ecbeao Irio~ lit 5ur
3eit cine Der Sanpt. .9lttraftionen.
8ute Nhliif ln0 anoeres me6r rei6t
iid oicien oortbeil6oit an ole Seitc.
llnO an elmer fii6len 9riie, Oie ianft
iibcr pic 9ai itreibt, ic6lt eS aiid
ni6;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
3m Wra6c oetrooeu.


9AeIe SeiohogouOe ae6en Dem oo6in.
geic6icoeneu Serrn &6ilip Gugel.
6oupt ooS lette @eleite nob oem
n9ouOon %orf-6rieo6of" II 9ei-
denbegdu0uiB BON 6rou 81 S..
@ottidolf oui Dem ISL. Grl0ier-
5rieo6oi".
Sin ii6erous groBeS Srouergefolge
CAB geitern Dem am leBten 6reitag
i'm 9ntcr BON 81 So6ren nod iGpe.
rem 9ei0cu periior0cueu Serru &bi-
lip Guqcl5aupt oos @eIeit biuou5 auf
oen o2ouoon &orf 6reoboi" Die
@eeroiguug nQ6m i'm Sauie OeS Go.
6iugcid6ieOeuen 93r. 1910, SlO 6reoe-
rid 9iooO, moiel6it @oiior s. @.
@rimmer bon Der 9leiorniirten Srie-
oenS.Gcmein0e cine crgrciieuoe 2l6s
iGieoSrcoe 6ielt, i6reu 2lusgong-
&rdMtpoue &rGn3e un0 ionitiac 9lu.
menipcnoen poren in GROCER 2ln5o5l
BON Tern lm0 9}o6 cinge9nngen.
RoGite6enOe ie@s Serren ingirten
ols 9o6rtuc6trGger; Gugen 6iille-
man &o6ert WliQer, 6. Senrn 9i-
i6ofi 86iip g9eQcr, S8iQiam @niea
in6 George 9cper. @or iugeiGbr 13
gSoAen bate iiN Scrr @ugel6ulpt
tei icncnl Stlir3e i'm @ortcn ieines
SciHs einen Siiitcn-9rudb 3ugejo-
gen, eine GerlebnnN bon Ger er ib
nidt meGr cr6olen ioQte. Gr binter-
l0Bt nebeu ieiner Satin 5e5u GnfeI-
fiuOer lm0 3mei llrenfel. Sic Gnfcl.
tinoer iinO SRI &clen 9o6, Serr
George So6, SRI. Coma 9o6, SRI.
Gueline 9ob, SRI. 0lomic Gnoel.
baupt Serr gGiaiom Gngel6oupt
6rou &od &eineOp, Serr Grneit 81.
oert, Serr 6ronf Glaert uno 6rou
Gpa SSiic Pm 5. 9(pril 1884 IN
Seiien-Gormiioot ae6orcn fam 1err
Gnael6oupt bereitS i'm Sabre 1888
nod 9lmerifo, no er ii6 nit Sri.
GUa Scper Dor lnnne6r 81 So6ren
Oer6eirot6ete. Seine &inOer iinO i6nl
iGnmtli6 inn SoOe oorailSgegangen.
Seit ne6r Oenu 80 So6rcn lc6te er
in Or. 1910, GlO 6re0crid 9looO, imO
ieit en- nod Baltimore fam bis 5ll
leinem Eo0e mar cr Elm treucr Seier
Ocs vGeutiAen Gorreiponoentcn".
&or Z So6ren mar es i6m nod per-
g0nlt nit ieiner Satin Oos ieltenc
,Selt Der golOenen Sod5eit 81 6ege.
ben 9iS Dor menigeu So6ren &c.
b0rtc er Dem @eiong0erein o6ro9-
linn, iomic Dem e6emoligen nGar-
rolton Nldnnerdor" on. 0os Beer
oi0ungs Snitihit bon G6arleS W.
GiG beiorgtc Die 9eiieBnng.
Srou 9lnno 81. IS ottiH olf.
@citcrn Dlorgcn wurOc 6rau
@llnn G0tDcrllld W0ftl0ult, one le9i
ten 6rcitog i'm 9(Itcr bon 81 SSobreu
aus Dem 9ebcn ibico, bonn Erouer
loric, 9ir. 1902, G6omes. .StroBe,
aus ouf Dem Sl. Grloicr Srieo6oi be
crOiet. 3oblreibe 9llmcnipenOen
Ihniidtcn ocn Sorq Scr EoOten.
Srou @ottiholf purOc in @gcr IN
Scitrcicb. ac6oren rnO fam I'M Sabre
1855 nod g(nerifo. Sic le6tc in
Sbc6o0Qon, gSisconiin lmo ocrbei
loi6etc li6 i'm Sabre 1866 nit Srn
Sron5 3oDcr @ottiholf, scr ibr Dor
lic6en Syo6rcn I'M Eooc poron9ing.
SIM Syobre 1870 fomen iic nod Bal.
tinorc. Ole &erItorbene miro bon
oGt ainocrn, Gorl, Olorio glnton
EbereIo, gSil6elm 6rou5iSfo, 5rono
a., inn, uuO Sral &otb- S@eine
ii6erle6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

9oSboft. Sluacr Wleoi8i
ncr (Oem cine Qomc cine groBc 9ln.
5osl permeintliher @rontbeitcn Dor
aetIogt bot): ~SSos fir cine teraiac
@eltnobeit miIiicu Sic beiiben eu0.
ri0e 6rou ooB Sic oacn oielen
llcbeln in 10 itrobeuoer aroit ioIhen
%ioerItono leiitcn fonnenl0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
g8er luirS 0aIfs.YuIi8eimarldaa?

0ic @ol5ei @riiflugsbc6oroe bal
geltcrn feitgcictt, Dab oos Grameu
fir GonOioateu mclcbc ord Ocn $50
ltm 0eS Siilfs @oli5eimoric6ols re.
ilcftircn om 30. Srli Ge6oltcn miro.
glur @oIi0ei-Gopitauc fonneu ii6 an
ocnlielben betbeiligcn. gSic berlol-
let, bco6ihtiQcn GopitGn @ouie oont
oItlic6cn 0iltrift. GopitGn SenrD
pom noromcitliden Qiitrift ino Ga.
pit1u 3eqcrs bonn mittlcren 0iItrift
OIL Dem Gromeu tbeil5uncbmen. @S
III jeooh moglih, OuB iid) nod ol-
Oerc Gonoiooten mclOcn. Sollten
sic Orei @enonnten 0ie &riifltng be-
ilebeI omin oiirfte jcoenfoaS 9SrGii.
0cnt NlcGOop ole @rncnnitng OeS Ga
pitdns Souic 8um @iilfsmoriAon be.
iiirmorten. GonuniIiGr Stiles ioQ
Gopitdn @enrD bcpor5u0cu. SSn i6rer
eeitri9en Sibung crlcOigte sic @olis
5cibcborOe mir 9foutincgeic6Gitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
scniatiun il GIcmartmcu.

eineu Derii6ten NlorO ihlieBeu.
Baltimore GountD 9Reieruoir
miro na6 Der permeiutliheu Sci
DIE our6niGt
SSu Dem iouit 10 irieOlideu G6al
6ei @lcnartneD no6e &eIo1 6errirbt
icit ciliGcn Sageu 6etr1Htli1e 9luf.
reglmg ii6er cinc 9(iioire, melde ii@
luie 9Gor0 3u mitiernd@tiger SiWH-
oc ou56rt. ,Su Der 9lobt pom leBtal
Iouucritug aif l5rciiog muroen DON
9cwo6ncrl BON @lenartncD Siilie-
rfc pernonmen pelAe aui cine
&ierielmeile ae60rt luorocu iein iols
len.
Gen Siiliernieu pny0e 5uerIt we.
Mig 9luimerfiomfeit bei5cmeiien ieit
a6er 6ei'm Geierpoir ser Baltimore
Gouhtp @oiicrperfe onge6lic6 Elm
2iiid aopi6out, 5luei 9lutlohen H.
einc NliiBe ent0edt muroen miro
Dernlut6ct ooB an iener Sielc m08
lic5crueiie cin MorO periibt uuo bic
2ci@c oonu in Oos 9leierpoir gewor-
icn wur0e.
Gas &eierooir murOe gelter1 9'a1.
mittag noA Oem permeintlitben2eiA.
nam o6geiuAt bod fonnte nidis ge-
iunOcn mer0en. GoS @aner miro
nm 1eute o6gelaiien weroen, Inn
Sihcr6eit 81 idaiien
Gic nit ser llntcriubung Setrau-
ten imO ser 9lniidt OoB ieOeniaaS
gar feia 9eidnam oeiiuOen werOen
miro uno faQs bod elmer i'm 9leicr-
uoir licgeu ioQte, ooB Oeriel6e Ser
icnigc eincs 9Scger iein werOe
Somes 9onng, 0cr gan5 in Scr
9ld6c Dcs &eIerpoirS mo6nt, 60rte
lcbten Coancritog 9lo1t I'M If ll6r
ploeGA Siilierlie, Die CHS ser 9li6-
hng 0cs9lcierpoirs fomen Gr iprang
ans ieinem Souie unO 6ordte. gSie-
Der Orong @ei6rei on iein S6r unO
cr peruo6n Die g9orte: oNlcin @ottl
SoOte mi6 ni6tl SOB mid geben !
Siilicl Nlor0erM 9oung bemoif
net ic1 uit einem 9epolper lno elite
0onu nod 0eu Neerpoir in ser 9iiA'
hma aus uel6er bic Siilicrufc fo-
men Seine Eobtcr 9oitie mo ca
muel %itt ser in Oeniel6en &oiie
mo6ut, bealeitetcn i6n. Sie gingcn
om HanOc OeSgSaiiers cntloug, fonn.
ten o6er ni6iN cntoeden, ooS ouf Ell.
ncn NiorO 6inpeiien wiirOe, mormif
lie noA ibrer9o6nung 5lriidfe6rten
PIN rd6iten Nlorgen 6eri1tete
Yolmg Oen &orfaQ Der &oli5ei sic
jeOoh oni6eincnO feline llnteriubung
eingeleitet bat. 9eBten Samitog
ipiuSeog golmg BON rieinen So6ne Gs.
cor Der Gopitdn scr Goli5ei6comten
ser SQinoiS Central Giien6o6n in
9}ep Orleans it, beiudt Gr cr5G6lte
oieienl 0en SAL, poroui Oeriel6e cine
llntcriihung uorro6m mo oil eiuem
Iidi6oren globe no6c OeS Icicrooirs
elm Stiidhen meniAlide &aut, 5nci
9luhaAen mo cine &oppe ionO.
3crncr eutOedte er SuBipurcn sic
BON Dem Ylobe ue9iiibrtcn.
Coronf5iu ileQte @oli5iit 9roB lmO
Nidtcr Sonucl @ons6olOer cine In
teriunrng an Die nit Dem @cibhnB
cnOeic, Oos 9leierpoir 81 Orrc6iuc6cn.
Noung fam nidt nit 9eitimmt-
Geit ange6en, Oh Die Silieriiie bon eli
ner 6rmlensperion oOer BON einem
4na6eu ausgeitoBen wurOen. Seine
Soc6ter ieOo1 lit Ser 9lniidt 0oB sic
Huie ans Der &e6le cineS 0idO1cns
fomcn. SomeS 6looo, Mai1miit Der
g9alcruerfc, b0rte Oie 9iuie e6en.
foas. Games 6. 9iuooiiQ, ser Sci5cr
Ocs Wloidmcn6auieS, io6 Orei 9le9er
Die StroBc 6inoliige6en e6e 0oS @e
idrci qe6ort luurOe. PTS Oie 9lcqer
ocn Sei5er io6en uericbponOcn iie i'm
Gidiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

OlOonmrntcu. bic ben rSeniIdlcn eoFre;
lpuubcntcn" nidlt piuttIid USer tmregsli
mabla er6aItem, inb se6eteIt, ber SfItef
Sopcn Der ScIep6On poer idriiilid Dit
thcimna 5n manen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
@rGftocnt %oinearc in
GuBlun0.

Betcr&burg 2Oaar5nIl.
BrdIiocnt @oincare poH 6rqpfreid
lit 6eute in arOnltoot aHaelon9t imO
uirOe pom Safer BON ShiBlono III
Gupiang aenonmen paSrenVeruulI.
tier @ipiani beglcitetc zen Er0liocn-
tex.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
22.0OO 0entidle Qadgr ucrldlIrn0rrlI

%erbelralget goer lsbla Minnn Uoer Nran, M
pe0tnQt Nratlo' 8tOfpcli
wfe'tetiMalts' 'Snfem, lCelibeiQnnieG uHh ans
efIanni beiles engliiones SelbiiuHterridtsmerf
- Nerlonni WtatleDrnpelte
9eie lUerDt 10 Yhr0er ter 8efginioien etaa.
tent Srnaen uno Slntupriel Yreia Si 90
yraltlfder 0latb0tbtr iAr 0dAdlSltuts
o.,. Brele Si0Q
0aaIiIMtr Sptdlmeliitr, borSnQidcs enQIl,
ldee Gelbliuuierri6isweri pfci8 ST Ub
StntidGaallideF WeIndlisbrlGlReHer
Rrel8 9hc
9sniih gnanines unb 0naliid rm.idgs
HortetDnd, hber 400 GclieH mil ananbe oeE
elnSlprndOe NrelS soc
Gas nmths bsnslns gl.berbnG. EreIs 2oe
NDdlbnd Ieuiidlfe. Yrela 8as.
8erner qlnItdtnna unb NnSbllbnua aul he.
Dem 3ebiee Our0 cute Whmel
0atolug, nit nbfr 5000 Uctlmeoenen HAs
dic-u Bur gn0p0Ol arnilo.
NeuelhulHeu N 0er NeitaQ bel8uIn0en.
Nh0uer Onnmther Vuhfl'hlre Nns.~eNh,
pos Gan 45, elg,, Nsu'8oyl 0ltu,
(0sDz5. 81 i.ap.Su--t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
Nr. aO6n .. enaeI aeItOr6em.

Sym g(ltcr BON 50 So6ren itarb &C.
Itcrn @}orgcn Sr SSobn 9. GngeI
Dcn Ntr. 1895, Sloro 9roaowoD. Sr.
Gnqel mrroc onl t3. 0e6em6cr 1882
in Gruit6auic, 9reis Sronfenberg, in
&ur6cllen gc6oreu unO tom imSobrc
1853 nah g(merifu. @r miomete iih
5ucrIt Scr Siiferei fing jeOoh ipGtcr
cine @ddcrci an oie er icincm dlte.
Iten Sobnc ii6crqo6, ais cr in Oen
HubcItono trat. 0ic 9eer0igung fin.
set nlorgcn 9}admiitog Inn 3 llbr
olif Dem ng8citern 6rieObofc" itott.
9loItor Spilmon BON Der 9ct6lebenl.
Stride an, ser GoIlington 9lDenuc uno
9lipcr- -StroBe miro Die Eraucrieier
poQsic6en. Der &eritorbene bintcr.
I0Bt fiinf 9inoer, SSobu Scrmamn
mo @u6clm Gngel, 6rou Gliiobetb
Simnllcr im0 6rml @}orgoret SIN.
mel. Serner miro er BON 81 Gnfcln
lno 5uei ltrenfeln iibcrlcbt. Scr
Oobingei6ieOene mar felt 80 Sobrcn
Elm 9eicr oes n0euti6en Gorreipon-
0cnfen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

Scrr SSiaoc 2o6e StrouS bielt &C.
itcru 9l6eno 6ei ser Gr5ifnlng OeS 6.
SSo6rcs anrneools an @lount Der.
uon.9lucunc mo o. StroBe, 9lem-
iu0tot 5n @uiilcn ser biidoiI. mct6.
&cenc Nqemoriol &ircbc eiuc SIN.
iprode.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
Caroline 3imf to0t.

@eitern io6ieo SSrni Caroline 3inf,
ocborenc 9roning, Yithue bon Geo
&enrD 3mf nod ldngcrer &rontbcit
i'm 9llter bon SO &o6ren ous Dem Sc
ben. 0os 2eiAcnbeadn9mB iinoct
om 0onnerItoo, 9|odmittogS 153
llbr, bon Der @obmng ibres Sob
ncs, @rn. SenrD s. 3int, ytr- 56,
&ormon 9lpenue, aus aui Ocm st.
&oups 8rieobof1 I'M 0rlli0.Sill.
@orf itatt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03
An ldyl Of a Beach

As soon the tall, blond young man had got the
unconscious girl ashore and in the hands of a doc
tor he waited just long enough be sure she would
revive and then he disappeared.
The mishap had been of the familiar summer re-
sort type. Unused to water, she had waded beyond
presence of mind. AS she gasped and sank he start
ed toward her with the only craft available, raft
and arrived to prevent her sinking the last time.
Next day, entirely recovered, she scanned the
andahs that she might locate and thank her brave
preserver.
But he nowhere in sight.
Now why do you suppose he had fed9 Tt WASH t
that he lacked bravery, for the way he rescued the
girl proved that he brave. Was it modesty {?
Perhaps though he didn't appear to be of the shrink
ing kind Possibly he was already engaged and had
wish to chances.
Who knows2
At all events, the girl is alive today, owing to a
strangers heroism; she is ready with thanks any
time he is willing to call; and number of folks
around Lakewood Beach, Mimi, wonder why he
doesn't.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03

For instance, man whose taxes might amount
ule, AND
Be fined $780,
But the man whose taxes wouldn't amount to 500
can't afford to fail to file-it might cost him $780,
Here's Biblical quotation:
'To him who hath shall be given, and from him
who hath not shall be taken away even that which
he hath
Or words to that effect.
The custom is to take away from even
what he hasn't got.
We say we no longer imprison for debt but we DO.
We fine for some offense. If he has the
money, he pays the fine If he hasn't the money, he
goes to prison.
So really send him to prison for not having the
money to pay fine.
The rich man pay the fine and go out and do it
again.
IL this world doesn't make you laugh it makes
you cry.
But it pays to be rich. In some ways.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03

Credit to Villa of the best things yet done in
Mexico. He is sending the orphaned sons of his
fallen soldiers to the United States be educated
And paying for it at the expense of Mexico's ex-
ploiters.
You can do such things, for a time, during a revo-
luton, if like Villa, you have the nerve and fore
sight
But, of course, when peace comes, Mexico will
need to provide schools of her own; free education
for all her children
The big fellows who have heretofore ruled Mexico
overlooked that They didn't want the poems to
know too much.
1t has been left to a one-time bandit himself
but lately taught to read and write to perceive and
enforce his eountry's browning need.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03
No Joy Riding In School Autos


Even though the school board does not plainly
label the three motor it owns there is no Joy
riding In these machines All three cars are kept in
cellar garage in the Central school and the school
house Janltor is prohibited from allowing ANY
BODY to take out outside school hours on
ANY pretext whatsoever.
This war is terrible thing but the newsboys say
1t does beat all how business improves
With automobiles dropping in price it will soon
be considered disgrace for a family not to have at
least one
That sentence of so days in jail for reckless auto
driving was none too Pedestrians still have
some claim to protection.
There viii probably be dearth of municipal mo-
tor ear parties at the ball yard in the future.
And Fred Boalt is still in Mexicol
=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03

Served the Snake Right
While bathing I'm the Sus-
quehanna river htre today
Bernard Jones was bitten
in the arm by a snake and
1t is swollen twice its size.
-Sunbury (Pa.) Public
Ledger.
Lines ON a Spanaway Saturday
Night
1t may have been terribly hot
in town,
But under two blankets
laid me down;
For the keen and persistent
prairie moskeet
Can bite through a regular
linen sheet.
Among the casualties not re-
ported in Mondays papers are
the countless sunburns that
young men and women absorb
Sundays. Look around in a PIT.
Defiance car any Sunday sum-
mer night and see the newly
reds, the crimsoned beech-nuts,
the sunburnt almonds.
l can worry through my labor
with most any kind of
neighbor.
Be he moderate in dress or
malapert.
But the one I want to slaughter
even quicker than l oughter
Is the boob who wears a scarf
pin on his shirt.
The Jacknife Traders
The Bluffton Loafers aFo
stlu playing the same old
game Of pitching their feet
under the table and their
careasses a-straddle of a
goods box and bantering
the little boys to swap jack
knlyes.-Bluffton Fourche
Valley (Ark.) Herald.
A Quandary
OF what avail
Are steam or sail
Or gust or gale
Or junk or jail
Or rant OF rail
Or tracks or trail
Or head or tail
IL Teddy fail?
What, None?
n. o. NOyes, Iron Works.
Sign in Youngstown,
Ohio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03

Nowadays you can buy a jack
knife having the follows parts.
accoutrements and attachments:
Corkscrew.
Nailfile.
Canopener.
Buttonhook.
Screwdriver.
Top litter.
Miniature scissors.
And everything
except a knife blade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03
FRENCH KADToFFEIN

Luther Burbank may cross In
dian corn with the Spanish ONE
lette and get results, and Fannie
Hurst, In a recent story. had a
character named Yetta O'Brien,
but the Palmer house, Herkimers
n. Y. is right there, as we are
wearying of hearing the sporting
writer's say. with "Pommes Ger
man friend"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03

Is war is terrible thing, but the new
IS beat all how business improves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03

There viii probably be dearth of munic
or car parties at the ball yard in the future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03
FAIR WEATHER SIGN.

Bacon gave my wife a rain
bow kiss when / left home this
morning.
Egbert-What in the world is
rainbow kiss?
Bacon - One that follows a
storm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03
PROHIBITTVE

PROHIBITTVE
what's the matter, daugh-
teri"
Father. | want q duke"
That can be arranged, nay
dear. was afraid you might
want a baseball pitcher. BAL
timore Sun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03

All girls are dreams-until
the men wake up.
A great many in the Social
Swim use the underhand stroke.
To have a woman always agree
with you before you have mar
Fied her IL a bore-afterward it's
n miracle.
Folks who boast of their fam
lily tree generally neglect tn
mention the shady branches
Smart set.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-08-03

y 10 y
. Many people have an idea D
. all q newspaper reporter @
. has 20 do is attend ban .
. quets. picnics. thesters and .
. fiestas of all kinds on free 9
. tickets and thus az old pay o
. ing board from his immense @
. salary while whistling This Q
. Is the Life" You are wrong 3
. about that matter, Ignatz. .
. For instance, look at the .
. fate OF the two reporters Q
= whose papers convicted @
. them TO cover the ". K .
. Reed-Jamieson debated Bon o
. soir. Nursel 9
es~~~e~eees~~~s
They Never Go Dry
Wells. Pennsylvania.
Cistern, Texas.
Reservoir. New York.
Tanks, Texas.
A Handy Nose
Wanted-Man who dug well
on Frier place with Roman nose
viii please return poelzetbooIk
and no questions viii be asked
Miami tFIa.} Metropolis.
o K CHESTNUT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05

The action was taken because of the
recent dismissal OF a professor from Il
leading university because he had
helped frame n piece of reform legis'
lation of which the "elder statesmen
of the seat OF learning did not approve.
Freedom Of thought and speech are
essential 10 liberty and no great uni
vcrsity in this country can afford to
have it said that those in control are
standing still while the great mass of
people arc trying 10 move forward
even if sometimes they arc betrayed
into such bunders as the recall of
judges and the recall of judicial de-
cisious.
If the schools are not progressive
they will be hindrancc instead of a
help in the upift that has marked the
opening years of the twentieth century.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-05
HIS INVENTIONS HELPED.

John Ritty died last week at Dayton,
Ohio. His death marked the passing
of an inventor whose device reyolu-
tionized accounting methods in bust.
ness enterprises-he invented the cash
register.
Ritty in 1879 found his health i'm
paired to such an extent that an ocean
voyage was deemed advisable. While
crossing the Atlantic Ritty's attention
was drawn to the device in the engine
room of the steamship which recorded
tue revolutions of the propeller shaft.
Watching the little recorder, the idea
came TO Ritty that the principle might
be applied to a machine for recording
the number of nckels and dimes and
quarter dollars that passed over the
counters OF his store at home.
The idea took hold Of Ritty's
thoughts. He cut short his stay in Eu-
rope Dnd returned to Dayton, where,
with the assistance of his brother, a
skilled mechanic, he built the first cash
register.
John II. Patterson, now the president
of gigantic concern engaged in the
manufacture of registers, was at that
time interested in coal miners sup
ply store at Coaton, Ohio. The store
never had shown profit because of
carclessness and inaccuracy in handling
and accounting for money and credits.
When Patterson heard Of Rittys cash
register he ordered and installed two.
They were crude. but they proved their
worth, and what is moro, they proved
their possibilities. Upon those two
roughly fashioned registers was builded
an Industrial enterprise which now en-
ploys thousands of men and women.
The cash register is today in universal
use.
Ritty reaped a considerable profit
from the invention of the cash regis
ter, but a green corn huller paid him
his largest royalties. He was an in
ventor whose inventions have been real
helps TO civilization and progress, and
it was the too close application to work
on his intricate mechanical problems
that undermined his health and resulted
in his death.
Ritty was genuine benefactor of
the world