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The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
But for Stude-
baker SIX
volume, you
would pay
more and get
less.

Volume makes manuiac-
turing economy, which,
in turn, makes value.
Production of the Stude-
baker SIX is greater
than any other Six
i'm the world.
It engages the biggest
and best plant in the
world ~ S3,000,000 in
machinery alone.
It permits a quality OF ma
terials a closcness OF man.
ufacturing. beyond the
reach Of smaller produc-
ton
II cuts down the manufactur-
ing cost per car 10 the low.
est figure.
That is why the Studebaker
SIN is the quality equal OF
the $4,000 six"
That is why Y Is outselling
every other Six" whether
near IL in price or far
above a.
Send for the Studebaker
Proof Book. describing
Studebaker manufacturing
methods.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
WIFE, KIDDIES AND
BOARDER GONE
Disappear on Eve of Family's
Trip to Austria, Man Tells
Police

Joseph Ukrainiec, 80 years old. a
blacksmith OF No. 1906 Dubois ST.,
called on the police. Thursday, to
learn what man could do when his
wife spoiled the plans for the fam
ily's return TO the old country, by
taking her two children and $40 and
a boarder and disappearing on the
eve OF the planned trip.
The police told him there was
nothing much that could be done.
They told him that II things were
reversed. and he had skipped, he
could be arrested.
Joseph doesn't understand II very
well, yet He said that he had pur.
chased steerage tickets for himself
and his family, at a cost OF $1l0, and
| planned to leave for Austria, Thurs
day,
Wednesday night his wife took $40
and told him that she would have 10
| buy some clothing for the children.
/ She left, and did not return. Later
/ Ukrainiec says. he discovered that
the boarder was also missing.
Il guess she was ashamed TO 60
back TO the old country because she
squandered fortune that was left
| her over there said her husband
! lie said he didn care SO much
about getting her back but he wanted
TO know what he could do about those
unused steamboat tickets
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
TENNESSEE DENIS
IN SPIRITED FIGHT

NASHVILLE. Tenn May 2s-Unit.
ed states Senator Luke Lea, who lost
the judicial fight yesterday and the
.nes state committee made desperate
efforts early today to land his favor.
ite for governor, General T. G. Rye,
in the Democratic gubenatorial con.
yention ON the fourth and last bal.
lot last night Rye had j53, with G66
necessary TO choice I r. Preston,
or Chattanooea, was second with slS.
and Judge a. " Roberts, third. with
l16l.
On the opening ballot today Rye
lost II votes To- Roberts and Preston
Is 10 the same candidate.
The platform adopted by the puher.
material convention declared for the
maintenance OF the existing temper
ance laws and for additional lggisla.
ton u necessary 90 make them effec.
tive.
The vote OF General RYE jumped 10
567 10 on the seventh ballot a Wild
demonstration followed for him.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
RYAN DEFENDS
The TRUSTS AS
TRADE BUILDERS
Declares American Foreign Com
merce is Built Up by Their
Pioneer" Forces
A. Il. JOHNSON WANTS
LESS REGULATION
statement Made That Antitrust
Laws Threaten to Wreck
Business Abroad

WASHINGTON, May 2S-1he Mex
lean situation was today Injected into
the national foreign trade convention
w. Cameron Forbes, OF MassaCnu
sets, former member OF the Phihp
pine commission, brought zip the sun
Ject.
ANY arrangement or the Mexican
problem" he said which does not
involve the establishment OF strong
central control. capable OF maintain.
ing order, administering finances, Jus
tice and executive branches OF the
government, will prove in the end 70
be no solution. but just merely a
postponement OF the solution. and the
real crux will have TO be taken up
and solved later
John ID Ryan, president OF the
Amalgamated Copper Co. declared
that American foreign trade is built
up largely by 'so-called trusts, who
are exporting pioneers. Discussing
the relation Of the antitrust law to
foreign trade, Ryan said
The present policy OF breaking
large concerns into units and forbid
ding combinations in export trade
VIII hllNt uo oAiAA AhiNhNA OAN VI ~
foreign markets.
A. b. Johnson, of Philadelphia,
president OF the Baldwin Locomotive
works, declared 20 the convention:
What American business interests
most need TO meet competition In
the worlds markets Is rest from fur
Their pernicious regulation at home.
Modern commerce can be conducted
most effectively by large concerns =
NJ. A. Oudin, OF Schenectady, y. L.,
foreign manager of the General Elec-
trio Co. said
Much OF the proposed antitrust
legislation threatens great harm to
the export trade. making II practi-
cally impossible TO continue business
abroad"
Prof. c. Emory. of Yale. asserted
that both the Payne-Aldrich and the
Wilson underwood tariff acts were
poor stimulants to American export
trade.
Edward ~ Hurley, of Chicago
yice-president OF the Illinois Manu-
facturers' association, said foreign
competitors were fostering suspicion
OF and conducting an insidious propa-
ganda against Americans in Latin
America He said Great Britain has
the ledge" and a grip on trade in
South and Central America
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
MAYOR APPEALS
FOR MONEY TO
FIGHT PLAGUE
Officially PrOclaims Thursday
June 4. blue Star" Day and
Boosts Campaign
SAYS NO WORK DESERVES
GREATER SUPPORT
Statement Issued Shows How
Funds Collected Last Year
Were Spent

49,, t.., iayitat tho following
M"!ol M"i "'9 -,.,t,,,
proclamation omclaIil
Thursday June I, as Blue star aaJ
for Tie collection OF funds 70 continue
.tbe canpaigu against tuberculosis
THURSDAY lame 4. has been select
cd ~ tbe Detroit society for the
SI1dy and prevention OF tuberculosis.
.as ,plne Star' day. While / feel con
eGent that our people appreciate the
.st1andid work this organization is do
.ips H. relieve die sunerings OF the
nlic,ad and 10 check the spread of
.th.. disease. desire 10 urge the CO
on.-otion in mis- campaign for the res
- ~ ~ ,,n.rr,lI,r
~ 20 N'io - h,,-
lhrouSh the SeAlt "sA'y y. 49,
drpdS the organization recently Fdls'
ad s5n 400 ia enable !. to double the
- -.,,,,r,,,, Tho an.
capacity ol tue a"H"'Oi 'NAi 80.
stilUtiOn Will soon nave capacity
Of 100 beds. and while many charity
,.,,i,,,,, 80, oarad FOR othars ,yhb dis.
Pa'ieHt9 q N"ie I lam
like accepting charlty anu are VIII
ing t. pay a few dollars a week, are
Given attention.
Il know OF no campaign more de,
serving of our support than this and
in oficialIy proclajming Thursday.
IA 'ihNiai1 PAoNA''''AA.'io '''' .''|
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
ST. LOUIS man
In ODD MIXUP
Nabbed as EIOper. Declared the
Wrong Party and Freed. and
Now RearreSted

marry +. Houston, 81. Louis cleo.
triclan, arrested here for the federal
authorities, several days ago with
dorothy Aiaseff,- f5syear=Ufd writ
ress' and later released as the wrong
man, was rearrested. Wednesday
night and was taken 10 ST Louis,
THURSDAY by officer h. G. Voton. OF
tlat city. 10 answer charge OF abaT
doament The ease brought 10 light
a very odd miXup
Nhother man, who had abandoned
nus VIE and family. was being sought
~ me 81. Louis police and govern.
H'thi authorities, for running away
Win Miss Mason. She was located.
anu the man living with her. az No.
-29 Ihlrd-st.. was arrested
kilograms 20 St Louis. brought
back word that he was not the man
wanted, and he was released
half hour later a telegram from
the 81, Louis police arrived. asking
laat Houston De held. as he also had
deserted his wife and family though
nc was not the man wanted for run
mig away with Dorothy So Hous.
ton was nabbed again, but the young
woman. who had been detained al
nrst' was not rearrested.
she Is niece OF Houston : wife
The rooming house where they
were arrested is operated by wallace
Fr.tch. a brother OF Or. George A..
FiltcH. ana the doctor divorced since
hi5 last trial on granddaughter
charge connected with the d,scov.
cry or Maybelle Millman's dismem,
Dered body, also makes his home
there.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
MISSOURI MoOSERS
SHUN OLIVE BRANCH

ST LOUIS, May 2S-Republicans
admitted today that not Progressive
appeared at the Republican state con.
ysnuon 10 accept the olive branch
held out by the speakers. They
pointed. however. 10 the unanimous
wiIite vote OF the convention approy
ing the reduction Of southern dele.
gates. believing that such action will
in time bring the Moosers into the
fold.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
DETRoTTER's TO CONTEST
MILLONAIRE'S WILL

, SYRACUSE, ~ ". Nay 2s.-(spe.
ciall-Cut OF by the late Colonel
wardweil q Robinson. OF oswego in
hts viz which dlsposes OF an estate
totnlinr s79s.577i5. exclusive OF val.
nhbie coal lands in Ohio, the II third
cousins OF the dead millionaire. In.
GLIDING Josephine Sherman and Butin
Robinson Sherman, both OF the Ferry
aparfments. POI Ferry-ave.. Detroit.
1iich. will contest the VII. II was
onfhcritatlvely announced today that
the estate goes 20 first and second
cfueins and servants. according 20 the
lcIIpf OF the win.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29

& This farm is now beng subdlNded into tracts
Of from one to three acres, each with graNeI
drive There are orchards tscores OF choice
Spies and 600 peach tree,l. bill, and hnc trout
stream Long Lake and Island Lake are only
Jew rods away. with frontage on the former
{ Mr. Pierce aims to meet The new demand Tor
a country home without the worry and waste 81
a large farm. Judging from his keen insight as
shown By many highly successful real estate oper-
ations down town, as well as out Woodward
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
ST. LOUIS CELEBRATES
150TH ANNIVERSARY

ST. LOUIS, May 2S. st Louis. $50
years old today, Is host for the great
est show OF the kind ever staged
the Pageant and Masque OF s.. Louis.
Thousands OF visitors are in the city.
The great stage ar the foot Of Art
HiH, Forest park. the largest stage
ever built, and the 1900 actors and
actresses who will participate in the
spectacle. are ready for the first per.
Torrance this evening.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
Metal Stolen; suspect Nabbed.

The warehouse OF |. NJ. Jacobson,
No 20 Catherine-st, was broken into,
Wednesday night. and 800 pounds OF
metal stolen. Free lance police,
searching for dope fiends, found Dan
lei Kennedy. IL years old in vacant
house on Catherine-st. with most OF
the stolen metal hidden near. He IS
charged with burglary
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29

The declared value OF exports from
the consular district OF Berlin to the
United States and its possessions in
the first II months OF last year
amounted TO s1S,401, 504 compared
with S16.3l6,7OS in the corresponding
period OF 1912. 5
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
BLOOMFIELD PARK

Avenue, bloomfield PARK VII soon De a thriving
community OF coy country homes
If YOU love the country, this is the best oppor-
tunity you will ever have 10 own place OF ample
size, yet costing as little as S950-with abundant
shade and fruit trees.
{ A place, moreover that will advance in value
from year TO year.
G Motor out-bring the folks and unch--look
over Bloomfield Park and note its advantages
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO., IL John II st
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29
An Imitation
To Enjoy Your Holiday
Picnic in Beautiful
Bloomfield Hills

James G. Pierce throws open Bloom
field Park, his 90-acre farm, for all
who care to picnic there on the coming
holiday, May 50th. Turn west at
Bloomfield Center, half way between
Birmingham and Pontiac, and drive
~ miles TO the big sign-Bloomheld
Park Make yourself at home.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-29

H@sIness-llke Pr1ntfns. No fuss an,
~ |44therg. The plain, neat kind tina
..|I rIEhl nmes prinflng Co. II
'-|' I->t Pnons hsin itsl
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
II.

Ii6 bur9 ibren fsItIumsnaOpfpuB be-
1Dnbers aus5ei9nen. ueberau, pe
bic &ferbdume nod om rei9s
li9ften pa9ien, 1T aud bic Sefapr
am grDBten.
Die iapaniI9en unb bic, in ibrem
9isnfte itsbenOen eingebOrenen pOs
Iiaei1olboten (bon !eibIi9 5iOiIifier>
ten @tGmmer), ipel9e bic Spsrrs
torbDns gu errt9ten unO gu betpa>
den baben, fiibren elm iebr tpenig
beneibensnertes 2eben! Sic baben
fOpobl ii9 felbt unb Die Wad5Gus
Ter gu p~erteibigen, Sag unb Ia4t
miifsn fe iebsraeit ouf Angriffs GEE
faBt Iein. On Der &orbongren5e Der
MtoboIs ollein iinb i'm Sabre 1913
iiber 300 Mngriffe DOrgetommen!
1911 ipurbs cine ganae JOrf9ungss
portie, tpel9e cine fol9e @renoe auss
fteden fOnte, FAINT ibrem 9auptmann
absef9Iadtet.
Gtli4s biefer Qnsriffe bauerten
mebrere Sage. limb gar man9es
@a9tpoftenbdus9en tpurbe iiber<
fallen, unb ale Sniafen ipurben ab<
sef4la@tst, ebe 9iIfe onlangte.
gs 1T f9On bon Natur aus
re9t fdpierig unO oft gefdRrli9,
in bieiem untpirtIamen @eldnbe
@perrlinisn bur9 bic 6i9teiten
9i4unseIu, f9roffe SOben uip. one
sulegen, aumol Oiefe @egenben fi4
au9 bur9 bdufige, OOnig unertpars
tete unb beftige Stiirme ousaei@>
men. 0os fdlimmfte ober finb bod
bic bi.len beimtiidii4en un0 pFfenen
ueberfGGe.
Sn bieIen 5Gnen erfolgt bas @or>
ridden zines &orbpns Stpar nod
8erEGnbigung nit ben MiIben in
Der nG9ften Nadbarfdaft. Nber
man fam ii9 nidt barauf berlafen,
baB ni9t au9 biefe gu irgenb elmer
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

ipanbte SGser iibsrbaupt. Sn uns
Ierer 3sit tpenben ie bauptfd9li4
bic Jlinte an; aber boneben benuben
fie aud nod bic bertOmmIiden Spee>
re bon 8ambus, 6 Bis z SUB lang,
nit R0pfen bon 8 OOer 9 3Ol. Gin
S9psrt trasen fe ftets unb Iegen
ss niemaIs aud muir fir siHen aus
genblid ob.
Sic finb unbeimIi9 sef9idte 5is
T6er un6 ipenbsn cine Dirt betdu<
benben 5luibums an, tpel9es aus ben
@ur3eln elmer giftisen S9Iins<
pflan3e tommt. 0ieIss f9iden ie
auf bas @o6er, unb baIb tommt an
Der OberflG9e cine Menge regun9s>
lOfer Slide gum @orideiu, tpsI@e
obne ipeiterss nit Der bloBen 9nnO
ober benz Spser sefammelt perben
tDnner.
8ebeutenbes leiiten fie i'm grbaus
en- tleiner unb grDberer 8oote, 2eBs
tere tperben meiItens aus feit3ufam>
menscbunbenen 8ambuspfdbIen ber<
geiteut unb nit Iangen HuOern be-
fpegt. Me6rere Stdmme, pie Bee
fOnbers bic Mmis, f9miiden ibre
tIeineren 8oOte tunftDou aus, unb
fe perfeben es aud tpunberbou gut,
bieIelbsn bur9 StrpmI9neIen -
an bensn JOrmofa febr reid 1T =
gliidIi9 binbur43ubringer.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

Sbre Sauptnabrung 1T pftanali>
9e, nGmIi9 9ir1e unb Heis, bic iie
bousn. Mas iie iiberbaupt an &Iei>
bern trogen. inb buntfarbene Stpf>
fe, bic tie felber aus 8ananen< unb
&aminfaieru geppben boben. Sbre
Trauert genieBen ni9t nur cine
giitise 8eAanbIung, fpnbern baben
au9 ooutommen gLei9e Re9te
nit ben Mdnnern, pie es ii@ feline
Suffragiitin better pinf9en t0nnte,
= bod NIT elmer Nusnobme: Gine
Trou, ipel9e nod Der geburt zines
Ober mebrerer Rinbsr ibren @atten
Derliert, barf ni4t tpieber beiraten,
Denn es ptrb angenOmmen, bob
bonn ibr einoiser 8eruf i'm Nufs
Sieben Der No9tommenf9aft beitebe.
Die @eburt BON 3piGingen gilt
acknowledgements ols ein 19lim>
mes @oraeiden, unb mande Stdms
me pflegen fol9e an einen Baum
gu binben unb umtommen gu loHen!
Die Mtapals BADEN in ibren
bi9tbsbOIterten Diftritten cine 0iits
te, tpo neupermGblte pGr@en ibre
Tlitterpp9en Derbringen; iie 1T nuf
pfdbIen, 20 SUB iiber benz 8Oben,
erbaut.
Ollie Gingeborenen bobsn cine urs
cnbIi9e Gine oberslGubif4er @ors
iteIungen. Sic ben0ltern bic lungs
frduIiden @Glber' nit ben S9ot>
ten ihrer @orfabren, unb aus bies
fem @runbe iperben 8Gume auf be-
ftimmten GlG9en niemuIs .eeftOrt.
4u@ bringen fie bic Meni9entDpfe
ols Opfer fir bic Setter ibrer @or>
fabren bar. f9miiden nber na9ber
NIT ben S96beln ftOla ibre 9iitten.
Sebe &rantbeit 1T fir lie cine bon
ben @siItern Derbangte 3i9tigung.
Dor onberen @eiftern, als benetl if
rsr eigcnen M~ltDOrbern, haben fe
eebOris MOres.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

nes @tid @eleife busiiert; 6unn purD
De Groe unter eingefiiGt, 10 LANCE BIB
Die Jdbrgeitele gang bebedt tparen.
ueber Der alien 8eoa9ung puroe cine
neue gebdut uno nit Dem betannten
geteerten Sd4pdpier beoedt. Sine
@9iebetiire nur0e Dernd9elt, 0ofiir
aber cine neue in Die entge9enseieBte
Settle sebro9en; aud tpuroen mebrere
Teniter angebra9t. Jerner puroe
cine tleine, aber bebdeli9e 8erdnoa
ge6aut, fir peI9e einfa9 cine bide
gifenbabn : S9peue als Sreppens
ftufe oiente. 9as 1T uues BALD GEE
ma9t.
@ol9e Mrbeiterbsirne iino Die f9leHs
teiten ni9t; oenn ole 9iiterpdsen iino
BON SauIe aus febr folio eebuut. @s
ideint aud. OuB beioe parteien nit
Dem Greebnis Oieier Heueruns ~sufrie,
ben finb.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
Katnpf nit Knpfjd9Frt.

ni6t ole poren srfolersi9, unb
monde purbsn nit srOBem 0erIuit
gef9logen.
Gs pir0 pObI nod gar mnn9es
Sabr ins 2onb seben, ebe bic Romps
fergepinnung Obns f9peren @srluf
an Qeib unb 3eben betriebsn tpereen
Tam. Der Sampler = gu befen
4usI9eibung aus ben Stiid9en Der
asrbcdtcn 8dume ni9t ipeniser, oIs
5000 9%etiaerisn in beri9ieOensn
Seil:n TOrmoIos srridtet pOrbsn
IinO - fiebt febr pie frif9 esfals
lener Shnee aus, tpenn er aus Sore
moIa fpmmt. Sem blutigen gba<
rotter feiner @epinnung nad fOlIte
er aber eber tpie lnuter 8lutstrppfen
ousIeben! pie msiften Spfer mas
rem unb FnS friebIi9e ginsebOrens
unb 9ineff9e Qrbsiter.
Sin febr gsfdbrli9er Stnmm iinb
aud bic g a IN 3. Die ii9 GuBsrs
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

Df9unssln bsritsden. Bsi irsenb
FINER @elegenbeit f9ieBen fe 8orz
ibertommenbe nieber. ober lie mas
den, aus ibrem @erited ~berDOrbres
henb, einsn plOBli9en Mnsriff uuf
.ine tleine @ruppe 4rbeiter. tpeIae
in Der glGbe bei9dftigt 1T. Dis
eritanii9e Sportsleute, pel4e
3 feltensm @robpilb iasen, baIs
fie fi9 oft cine sanae 4n3abI
ge in berfelben nmgebung f9lei<
II ouf, unb tebren erit beim, penn
bic begebrten Meui@snt0pfe bas
SIN Sabre 1912 boben fie ni@t
niger, ols 1877 Rampferlu9er ee-
It unb ouBerbem 100 pertpunbet!
Dblgemertt, 10 piele Opfer botten
MtobuIs ALIEN uuf benz &erb-
3.
DGbrenb Der Sabre 1905 unb
)6 tpurben i'm ganaen iiber 600
mpferiu9er unb so 9ol5fduer unb
temeine Mrbeiter BON Ropfi6eern
Strcde gebraGt!
5trnfsrpebitionsn inb f6cn Der.
ebentIi@ Organiftrt tpOrben; ab.r
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

3sit 5einOisIistsiten erOffnen Ober
li9 gum Mnf9lub an cine &ebeuiOn
perfibrsn IaFen. RampferIu9er ba>
ben otter 9duptIingen 8ergiituns
fir bas S4loseu Der 8dume ge>
3ablt. Gin 9GuptIing, ipel9er bier-
our9 elm rei9er Monn tpurbe,
9i9istozah, fibrte ben f@limmen
&sbsaionstampf BON 1902, tpel9er
so Sage balerte unb fait gum lln>
ter9ong bes StGbt9ens NanIbo gea
fibrt bate.
Sod erniter mar Der Mufitonb bon
1908, ais es ben Milben gelang,
cine Menge eingeborensr &orbOn<
pd9ter CUR Meuterei gu bepesen.
MOnate Dersiagen, ebe nit ltarter
Sruppenmo9t bic Srbnung ipieber
bergeitslt iperben tpnnte, unb in bies
fer 3eit tpurbsn 9unberte BON
&ferorbeitern sntbauptet, unb
ibre Deitilerien SerftOrt!
Mande au9 tpurben in bic
DfGunseIn seidIeppt unb bebufs
GrpreFrng zines 2OiegeIbes feitsss
bolten.
unb nO4maIs 1910 CAB Is sinsa
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

yaun sttpos ndberss ii6er bic aopfs
iSosr unb eiuige Der SauptitGmms.
Sm 9iaIett, ben fie fpre4en, in
monden gigenbeiten bes &Orpsrs
boues unb in ibren @epohnbeiten
limb bisTe Stdmme unter fi9 ielbf
Mot unerbebIi9 DerIaieOen. &lges
mein6in aber tonn man fogsr, bob
lie BON tur3er @tntur unb bon gelbs
brouner Jorbs finb, nit f8Dar5em,
ftroFf bdngenOem 9auptbaar, unO in
pislen ge3isbunssn ben Molaien
ffort G6neIn. Mande sd5lsn tie OBJ
ne peiterss our Observation-Disclosures
mile; bod sri9eint bies etipds sss
paat, trObbem aud Waepers &OnDcrs
Sotiuas> 2erifon bnfiir eintritt. nes
Der ibre friibefte 9eI9i4ts finbet
mon nireenbs fi9ere Iuspeife; uno
fslber iennsn, tpie ale DiIben, nur
Gegenipart.
Sbrs 96rfsr bsiteben msiitens aus
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
sGlefatt ais Beklanteuteb+
MuB bic Stdrte bon WoTer : Dur@'
laBrDbren hartun.

2luf amerifanif6en Stats Sabre
mGrtten ober n5airs" bat man aud
i@On ben @Iepbanteu Ieben t0nnen =
Der Musorud 1T bier nur itreng p0rts
li9 gu nebmen - obsr nur als Sell
zines tleineren ooer sr0Bsren 3irtus.
Qebsnbe @lepbanten aIs Netioms
fir irgen0 cine Mare au DertpenOen.
Oas 1T auf Observation-Disclosures et-
NOS neues; uno nobrf9einli9 mar
elm berartiges 8eiipiel. tpeIGes Dor
ni9t LANCER 3eit arf benz Rentudper
Gtaots : Sabrmartt BON elmer pri>
patfirma geboten nurbe. bas erfte
feiner Mrt Bel uns,
Die betreff.noe Tirma, pel9e &c.
peItc Wn7er : 9ur9laBrObren BON
gaIboniiiertem @ifen berftsut, Die oft
einen sroBen Druid unter @ro> ober
SteinmaKe ausbalten miiKen, IieB Dor
ibrer Musfteuungs : 8uoe einen @Ie-
pbanten. Der apei Sonen i9per mar
= feinen Der alergrDbten, aber fir
ale prattif9en 3pede seniiseno -
oft ouf bic cine pber anbere Iol9e
GDhre trampeln, Inn bic grDbe Mi0er@
itnnos : JGbieteit Oisies Jobritates
o~aroutun, oas Damn aud ME ben GEE
rinsiien S9aoen babel nobm. Die
&Obren batten einer 9ur4mefer BON
IS 3ou.
MebnIi9es Bate man iOnf MUIR i'm
Bible auf plaiaten Oper in 3eitunss'
Nnasigen eefeben. SOI@e Retlams
mo9te ouffaaeno genug fir ben 2es
fer Iein, foboB er Oisielbe nidt iiber-
lab; ober am @nbe blieb es bod ibm
IeIbit iiberIaFen, Oh er an cine ioI9e
prpbe, tpsnn fe in Der @irtIi4teii
ongeIteIt tpiirOs. 9lauben ppllte, pber
nidt. SIN Obisen Sale ieoOa bot ii6
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

it mebr, oIs einem SolbbuBenO
re9li6er 8outen, bic fi4 aber
s lei9t pieberberteuen laifen uno
bon geringem Merte finb. Die
Aptlinge = prd9tige 5iguren BEL
gi0Ien 3eremonien = baben nur
Zig perlOnli9e Mo9t; einige aber
J als 5iibrer bon Aufitdnben ben
'anern iebr unangenebm getpors
5oft one mdnner finb f6neibise
npfer. Die longe 8ebouptung
r llnobbdnsisteit boben fe aber
alem ben Oi9ten 9TdungeIn
benz gebirgigen gbaratter bes
lbes gu perbanten. Mit offens
ger @eiponbtbeit t0nnen ie Our4
eau unbur9bringIi9es 9idi4t
drls9sn, BON. TeIs gu Sells %fprinsen
unO fi4 Dor @erfOlgern treffIi4
huden.
Sbr gr6Bter unb mG9tigfter
Stomm = beute tpenigifens = finO
bic QtanaIs, peI9e etpa 10000
.R0pfe fart iinb unb i'm Norben Der
-Sniel iiBen, ouf gum Sell nod ME
crfOridtsm gebiete; iie tdtOpiereu
ii9 aud 6ns 9eii4t tunitDou.
&OpfiGgsrsi 1T nod INNER bic
Rrrne hires 2ebens! 4ein 8urf4e
tpirb ols Mann ~anertannt, tpenr er
ni9t minbeitens etnen Menf9ens
iopf singebra9t bat. @ntftebt elm
@treit spii9en MitgIieOern besfels
ben Stammss, 10 pirb INNER Su>
guniten b~esienisen sntf9ieben, Der
auerft einen Menf9entopf bringt.
Die Menf6eniagb pirb meiitens
tn Der Nrt betriebsn, baB mebrere
BEG Stammes, nit 8or>
rGten unb suten 5linten - beut5us
= o~usgeriiftet, 70 nobe pie
an bic @renae berantom-
nnb f9 in Der Hadbarf9aft
zines bisl begongenen pfabes in ben
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

go9miiIlers gdpeIe nimmt ben
3sttel unb lief:
.Mlon nimmt elm 81, perforiri
oasIeIbe ouf Der MbersIeite, bringt
in Der tOrrelronoirsnOen Bats cine
Defining binsin, febt 0us Isl an
Die 2ippsn, .nbaIirt NIT ean5er
Rraft, unb 6as 81 1T feines SnbaI-
tee pOIlie sntlesrt."
lin ma bet 90 Di Mlueter orui
g'fait9" fragen bic onbsrsn MGo6en
5ugIei9.
Die Pet g'Ia9t I'm bet e'fait: 81
uns mu4t mer atpOi. BIDDER moi I'm
Iuit's ues!"
1 oas @etnieen beg go6es. 2 seiteieert
8 g%euefen, 4 ui9ts. 5 iauber. 9 beoebrt.
7 nuseereift.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
SnltAr ArbFtterbettttE aus
alton ~0itterma99uma.

0bne Ii9 su Oiefem 8sbuf in be.
trG@tli9e Soften gu i~tiir3en. baben
mande unferer beOeutenOiten @iien>
babnz@eIeai9aftsn Ole @epflOgenbeit
a~ngefangen, oIte ausraneierte Sitter
pGggpnS in Cottages" fit TIRE
Streden> uno Ionitigen Mrbeiter an ben
@eleiIen entlone umSutpanbeln.
9a3u gebDrt ni9t Diel; sic I'm.
tp%anolung tpiro inoeB ni9t INNER
gang mad berIeIbsA @9abIOne beiorgt.
Sn Dem SAL, ipel9er Our9 Oas bei'
gegebene Bib beran19aulidt tpiro,
tpur0e Der Maaaon anf Elm auf9eeebes