davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

96bmen-9oIouie Ser StaOt plant cine
@iIgerfobrt nod Oem c6enioIigen
Seim Oes criten bo6mii6en 9(n.
iieOlers IN @larDlano, 9lugnitin
Scrnlau, in Gecil-Gountg.
Gie b09nliihc &olonie Der 5toot
Baltimore trifit sur 3eit @orberci.
tlngen fir cine miiroige 6eier gum
9lnOenfen an 9luguitin Sermon, Oen
eriten 609miideu 9lniieoler in @1orD-
lanO lmO @riiuOer lin0 @iqent6iimer
bon 9obemio N}anor in Gecil-&oun-
tp, na6e Clifton. am 8o6emio-9liper.
Ger itnge %Crman muBte 906men
megen eines politii6en @erge6ens
oerloiien imO iu6te tno iano in
0euti6lono 9ufluAt. Gort er6ielt
er ieinc 9lls6iloung ino ponocrte
Damn na1 Nlarvlon0 aus. Sicr legte
er cine &ei6e Der groBcn @its6eiiBe
jencr Gage on. Gr fertigte cine 2anO-
forte bon WinrDlnno un0 &irginien
an, mel1e icBt nod e1iitirt uno mel6c
Oie Oalnalige MISUNDERSTANDING ucr-
QnloBtc, i6m eincn @rlmO6ciib 5ll 0c-
pGbrcn ouf pcldem Bohemia Wlo.
nor Itc6t pel1es @ebdu0e iebt, na6
ii6er 5pei So6r6rmoerteI nod in glt-
tenn 3uiian0e lit. Die @06mcn lino
itol5 mlf 0aS @eiipiel, oaS 0ernan
ipGtcren @inman0erern gegeben Bat
unO e6enIo iin0 iie itol5 ouf feline
9Ioc1sonlmen 81 oenen oie 6eitcl N}a.
rDlon0 6amilien am 0ihlfer imO in
6ecil-GoltntO 9eb0ren mie g. g. Oie
@auaros luo Die Shrnps.
Scr bo6mii6e Elrnberein 500
folSfo.S Se0nota @leSf" 6ot Iib scr
Sobe anaenommcu umo bea6ii6tigt
cine Eilgcriobrt na1 @o6emia Ma-
nor 5u Deranitalten, Inn Den 6ieiigen
90bncn @elegcn6eit 5u 0e6en, oas
@eim mo oic @ra6esiiGtte i6ren 0enr-
wiiroigen &orio6ren 5iI beiiHtigen.
81 0ieiem 3ipcd bat Ger &erein be.
rctS ein Gonlitc na1 8o6enia Wla.
nor a6gcianot. Inn oie n0t6igen 9lr.
ranacmeniS 3u treiicn. 0aS GouIitc
beiie6t ans 0en SS. Soiep6 &lelo,
ien., ,Saro9lop Sranc, 6rnnf 8. &lcdo
uno Sranf 6eier. Sin Gampicr wrr-
sc GereitS gcbartert mo iobalO oQe
ARRANGEMENTS getroffen lino, miro
oic @ilgcria6rt imternonmen weroen.
3mr GrSiiniue OcS Sap GOS-Guuals.
@lorgen Nlittag miro cine 9In5a6l
@altimorer per Spe3iohuaggon pon
bier abreiieu I'M ais @dite oes @rn,
6ranf 81. 6iirit Oes Frdiioeuten Der
oMorDlan0 Dredging Co." om
@littpo9 an ser @r0finung Oes Sap
Goo-&auals t6cil5lme6men welher
fait gul5 BON ser u@tarDlano Dreogl
ing SO. crbollt mur0e 0ur1 Srn.
Shirt wcr0cu sic @altimorer BEL ser
aonol-Groiinitng sic @dite ocs Srn.
9Luauit Belmont, ocs 9rGiioenten ser
Sap Go0.@mal-Go.~ iein .3u ben
@altimorern lpel1c sic 9leiic iiitma-
Acn uerocn 5d1Icn: 6ronf q. lSiirlt,
G0miu @ariiclo, 0bcrit Gaming s.
@coh. 2bcrit Ecter Is. Soines, G6o5.
@}. Gobn Slidtcr q. Charles 9llrfc,
NiiGoc 56cc6on Simon @eB, 9l, 9.
@}orriS, @alter g. 9roofS, Soiep6
6. @GitneO, SSoicp6 S. Senfins, u.
Is. Glorf, GOmin gSurfielO, iun, 5.
6. 9lloreo, @iIliom 9[.@ouic, @iliam
4. 9uan Milrrop @onoipcr, Sobn $.
@inofelOer, Nscor 3. SodeD, g8. ".
Oettingcr, CHARLES Z. Crane, George
8. gSi(fins llno sSobn sc. 0ennis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
SUI innae Namc LemuaeIt laLen.

@iaiam &etrib Elm Singing,
Der i'm ,9liper @iep Earf" t6dtig
mar ln0 am Somitag slbenO BON
oen @ebeimpoli5iiten Guailon Sing
llno Sable inter oem @crOot6t ocr-
9oitet lpuroe, oie &aiiirerin Gaen
W'c&anu pou ser 6'as. @eieaihait mn
20 betroeen 81 6a6en lit geltcrn
%ormittag in Ser nlittleren Yoli5ei-
lotion bonn 9lidter Supplee ben
WroBgcibporcnen iibcripieicn rpor.
oen, 0ie @oli5ei qlaubt, Dab @etrib
r oer 9lonn it, peIhcr me6rcre @illct'
SerIdlierinneli Der @anoelbiloer-
%9eoter auf sen 2ein geiii6rt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

0lrt6 sic @gploiion cincs ojoio.
linoicns IN Dem Solic BON Somuel
@iul BON 9lr. 1889, 9foro2u3crnc.
glpcnue, cntitono geitcrn 9l6eno lua
S llbr Gin fleincs 5cucr, oas ourCb
sic Seuerpebr aeI6i6t muroe De-
SAaocn i'll unbeoelIicn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
WieIOnng uOn GrieescrtIGrnna nidlt
bcitGtint.

beltntlnt.
SonOon 26 Suli. @is beute
9iahmittog 5 llbr poren teine neuen
eutideioenoen Gntpidolungen in ser
oitreihiih ierbiiden Situation ciu.
getreten Cine Iepcide BON g9ien
ali sic DNeeflo Gespoth" beioate.
Dob Der arieg 5miiAen Ser6icu ilno
ser Goppel Olouordic ertlart nor.
oeu iei Ooh oieie glahri6t wuroe
aus feiner aH0eren Gilele beii1tigi
Bon Nom lam Die Mclouuq, ooB
Stolien eine ser Mdbte 0es Irei.
buuoeS, Geitreidb i'm Sale oeS qlilS.
6ruds Uon6einoieligteiteu ieiuer In.
teritiibung Ueriidbert babe.
Ter 9eribt BON Der 9erbaitllng
oes icrbiiheu @enerolitabs Gbeis,
General 0loooma 4utnif. ourd sic
ungariiden N1iIitdr gIntoritdteu III
9uoopeit lit beitdtigt noroen, Ger
General purOe in aeIenicelo na6c
Vn0apelt nllt einem gSege nah BEL
groO in Saft genommeu; nlih bier
Siii5iere ieines Stabes tbeilteu icin
Sdidiol.
Seine lueiteren 9lahribten pon
Srnppeu Wlo6iliiirngen iiuO bonn
Continent bier augelongt, uno es lit
|flor Dab cine rieoroie Geniur be3iia-
Hid aller miIitdriiben Wlelounaeu gc.
liibt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
MicOcrtrddjtiacr ltcbcrfaa.

Sedajc6uidbriges WidOdeu bon ro-
bem 8uriHeu iberfoaeu.
gomoro 9oima BON scr gInac.
griiicuen nit 9eitimmt6eit ais
E6dter 6e5ei6nct. 5on Dem
6eriidtigten u9IQou Sang augc.
50rcn.
Sin nieOertrdcbtiger lleberiaa oli
Elm faum t6.id6rigeS NRGo1en bait
3ur 3cit sic @emiit6cr Scr @ewo5ncr
BON SiiOs9oltimore in Spannmg
unO 9luireglng.
@eitern 9Ibeno fur5 Dor 7a9 ll6r
per6oiteteu Sergcant &irbD lno go
li5iIt Qpnd in Der Sight, no6e @iuo-
ior- StraBc Sen 81 Sabre alien
@oworo goung nuo lieiertcu i'm in
Sic lii0li9c %oli5eiitatiou ein. Ger
Scitgcnommene CAB ieine 9Iorciie ais
91r. 1922, 9prO-StroBe. an inO lit
bei1uloi9t, ongcblid geltern Wloraen
fins oor 1 ll6r sic 16.iG6rige WlDrtle
8. 9rigcruton bon GER. 1903, 9Se6-
iter.StroBe, ii6eriollen beraubt mo
3u pergepaliigen Oeriudt 81 ba6eu.
Gic S6ot ercignetc iid ioit genal
an 0ericlben StpQe, an ucIher9)oWq
aeItcnl 9l6euO per6oitet murOe Sri.
9riaermou gi6t an iie 6o6e amSon-
itog 9l6eno nit eincn 9etanntcn Yo-
dcrS Barf in @roollDu beindt. 9luf
Dem &enmcge babe iih i6r 9cglei-
ter pero6iNicoct in0 iie iel6it babe
Sic StroBcn6o6u sur 9fiidfebr nad
Soliie benibt. 9lS ser gSaggon Die
@uOcriiroBc erreibt 6obe pl0tlid
Semau0 I'M Snneren u6ort.}lueuiel"
Qcruieu uno iie babe i'm @louben
oies lei ibre llntiieigeitelle, Oos Sritt
brett 6etrctcn, Inn gleid 0oraltf bon
ciuem ilmacu 9lui6eu 6crabge5ogen
5il ucr0en, Iic StraBen6a6n lei 10.
fort wciter aeia5ren, IND ga babe lie
acmerft, 0aB lic an ser falidcnStelle
au9gcIticgcn lei lnO iic6 meit un0
6reit fein @ouS unO fcin Q1enld All"
ber Dem 6eiogten Burden 6ciano.
1ieier babe iie angepodt, uuO ga tie
lid sur @c6re ieben molte nit Der
Iauit mc6rere N}ale in ro6eiter @eiie
ms @eiic6t gciblooelL i6r redltcs
9lugc cr6eblicb perlebt itno i6r oaS
iil6crne SouOtdidden, luelAes lie bel
iiA trua cntriiicn. @ei 0cm ro6en
Sie6 oes Burden babe iic Oas 9c-
puBtiein perloreu imO iei crit mieOer
3ur @eiinmmg gefommelL ais i6r
Orei onoerc N}dnner 81 Silfe gefom.
men maren unO Ocn glngrciier per.
iogt 6atten. Ole 0lomen Ser 0rei
@l6uuer iin0 Ser Foli5ci 6cfouut.
Sic meroen 5umaI in Ser olf Serge
lpaliiglnasoeriuA lautenOen glnidul-
Oiqung ais 3ergen auitreten Gem
gelong eS iaH ieiner E6at
81 cntilie6en Seine @er6aftmg er.
iol0te mntmc6r geiteru glbenO 6olo
noH s ll6r.
lin 9 lt6r eridieu SRI. 9rigcrmon
in 9eglcitliug i1rcr @htier, 6ran
@lor0 SdIoO, III ser iiiolihcn Eoli-
5eiitotiou. Ger @cr6aftctc mnrOe i6r
Neutrality-suspicious. lm0 BON i6r nit
@eitiunt6cit ais scr E6dter pieocr-
crfonnt. .Gos 1T er, weiB @ottr
rief 0os iuuge @ldoden, oeiien @c.
ii6t bon Dem Sieb oeS giuihen nod
arg cntitellt mar
golug ioll, luie Sergcout &ir6p
Ocnl bcriiAtiatcu u9qlou
@ouQ~ ange66ren, oeren nteiite
spiqBoeiellcu ieood 5lir 3eit oIiid-
lid 6inter SHloB iin0 9iie0el ge-
6rodlt iiuO. Ger ,9lllon Sang BIZ
oetc cine 3cit lang Oen S6rcdeu
Sio 9oltimoreS. Seine Spe5ioli-
tat 1T Oos lteberiolleu 9erou6en
mo GerocpoItiaeu bon 6raucn unD
iingen MdOMen au ciniamen Stcl.
leu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
Gtrife.g .glnhipirL.

@recnmooo, 9lrt.. 26. cali.
PIN 6reitog 9l6eno murocn bier Don
Der @rano-Sur0. melde Die Inter.
indlna ii6cr sic lettpohiacnStrifer.
Slraiuoae bel oen g(nlagen Der @ahe
0cnman Goal 60" III Grairie Greef
5u fiibren bate, 81 9InfIaapn prbobcn.
meldc alf MorO, Yranoitiituuo uno
giuirubr loiten. 9lber bis acliern
glahmittag moren nod feline 9erbai
tungen porgcnommen. Dies miro
ooourh ertIdrt oaB piclc BON oen
&eiiten sic bielige @egeno oerIoiien
baben. Bier 2eute @alentine Bll.
rello, 6ranf @ripanoo. 9lopo 9lad-
burn ino @ee Grout, gegen peIhe
idon friiber gIntIagen erboben nor.
pen maren, beiinOeu iih oaeroings III
Sait. Erout miro anIaBGch Ser Ioo.
tlng Der @rnbenpdhter Clarence
SulesburD's mo So6n 9aStins oes
WioroeS i'm 3meitcn @raoe bclhul0iat
mobreno gegcn oie iibrigeu sic Nel
iduloigitng ailf 9lilirubr lautct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
Nrrilehn @rnIfnneit. laIle-

Prem Orleans 26 SuIi.
3uci nene Sale bon 9erdenpeit mir.
oen 6eute entoedt Dies bringt ole
3abl Der GrfrontlIugen onf f3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
'griiiidle 6l0tte snlamlnen aehaTten.

" Sonoon 26. Suli. Dic 9(a.
miroIitdt erlieB beute glbeuO oie
ndhitebenoe GrtIdrng.
uGie bel @ortlano consentrirte
6lotte bat 0rOres erbaIteu. iib ndt
8peds Wion0Der 81 pertbciIen. allie
6obr5euge Der 8peiten Slotte bleibea
porl1niIa IN ihrem @ein.Nniln.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
9In S]OrO crfromft.

gSd6reno Ser 9liidfebr bon einem
EaoesauSilugc na1 2ope &oint wur.
oc geiiern 9Ibeno oegeu 10 ll6r 6rau
W2orn 2eipiS an @pro 0es Dampiers
,,g8eilmorclano~ plobli1 nidt mcr-
be6lidl franf mo wuroe nod Der
fur5 Dor If ll6r erioloten Gambling
in ocr qlm6ulan5 OeS iioli6en @oli-
seiOiItriftS bcmuBtloS nod i6rer
g8o6mng, 91r. 736. gloro-Gcnirol-
glueulc, ocbradt, moiel6it iie Scr tc'
lep6oniI6 6euabri6tigte SonSar5t
criuartcte imo IN @e5anoIma nabm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
9lnf Observation-Disclosures Gcranbt,

NcnrD glbernN Don ot. NcIeln,
Baltimore GountD, fam aeitern
g(bcuo uac6 scr mittleren %oli5ciiia-
ton luo beridtetc, OaB cr alli einem
gsoQqou ser n@ap Shore Siltic" i'm
$50 9oargclo beroil6t morocn lit. @r
peronlaBtc sic &cr6oitlng pon 5lpci
Qclltelt mel6c ieoo1 entlaHen mcr-
sen nuBteu, oa fcin @elpeiSmoteriol
ococn oieielbcu er6radt meroer
fomtc.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
Whenever Y
O e an
Arrow think
of Coca-Cola,
MADE A PERSONAL APPEAL
Tailor's Desperate Endeavor'to make
Convention Listen to "His Best
Customer"

Register O'Laughlin Of Brooklyn
will think twice before he undertakes
to address another convention OF
tailors. His own tailor led him into 1t.
"For me-" said the tailor, you 90 IT,
With my friends 1t makes a hit"
O'Laughlin put on his openwork
clothes and sat on the platform. Tall
ors, cutters, buyers, city statesmen
bushelmen, models, bosses, otner
items Of the tailoring industry buzzeo
loudly on the floor. Now and then
some man would enter and be greeted
with applause.
THAT" said O'Laughlin's tailor and
guide, "Is Max Schleiner, he is the buy
er for C%lipperstein & Menx."
Hours O'Laughlin sat there. At las
he was introduced as the next speak
or. No one paid the least attention u
him. Conversation rose toward tn
heights Of emotion. After three fails
starts O'Laughlin sat down. ne wa
angry enough for arson. HIS taho
saw the black rage on his brow.
Ladies' and gentlemen" he be
lowed, whacking at the table wit
his gavel. "You should listen
Mr.. OLaughlin. He is my best Gu
tomer."-Pittsburgh Chronicle Tel
i. graph.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
NAN SURELY NEEDED help
TrebIy Bereaved, One Believes Me
Appeal for Lone" Must Have
Been Granted.

"A Boston philanthropist, 1t Is said'
not long ago received the following
letter:
Dear and Noble Sir: knowing
your kind hart an nobleness OF nacnur
/ rite these few lines to asst Will you
be so kind as to add to your good
deads the following. l have lately
lost nv horse, my home and my wife.
So being h~orseless, homeless an WIFE
less 1 am up again it hard trying 70
earn a living. Would you be so klnd
in the goodness of your crate hart TO
help me along some ~f1nanshially un-
till / can replace my three LOSSES
when 1 am shure l a repay you
Once on my feet l can make gooo
nv losses an would pay back the lone
with intrest. A small lone would hell
but a bigger one would help me tt
reach the COLE of suckcess sooner ant
therefore you would get your none!
hack sooner, so it would be better 10
both if the lone could be large a
possible. Hope to have faveraol
reply ETC."
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
The Middle Course.

Senator Root at a reception was
discussing the Mexican situation. {.
steer a middle course" he SAID &c
an extremist. These extreme IDEAS
are always wrong. =,
THUS at tea, one young girl asked
another:
".And where are you going this sum
mer, dear?" /
"'From the way mother talks was
the reply, you'd think we were going
to Newport. From the way 'fatner'
talks you'd think we yefa going to
starve. But l suppose veil steer .
middle course, a usual, and put In :
fortnight at a !$l2 Atlantic City board
ing house."
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20

tors if there was anything ! coulo
take to help me and they said there
was nothing that they knew OF: l am
thankful for such a good medicine and
will always give it the highest praise"
Mrs. c. H. GRIFFITH, 1915 Madison
Ave-, Cleveland. Ohio
Hanover, Pal suffered from fe, :,
male trouble and'the pains were so bad
at times that I could not sit down. The
doctor advised q severe operation but
my husband got me Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and l experiences,
great relief in a short time. Now l fee!
ike q new person and can do q hard
DAVIS work and not mind it. What JOY
and happiness it is to be we'll once more.
I am always ready and willing to speak
good word for the Compound. MRS
ADA Wilt, 1856 Stock St., Hanover, "a
II there are any complications 70,
do not understand write to LYDIA =
Pinkham Medicine Co. confidential
Iynn,M Mass. Your letter will be opened
rad and answered by o woman an
held In strict confidence.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
Worse 70 Come.

The regular trombone player OF .
Scottish orchestra wat laid up with q
cold. and the conductor reluctantly &C
copied the services Of q brass band
amateur. He was . little doubtful
however. as to the suitability OF his
substitute.
After the first performance the new
player asked the conductor how ne
had done.
The conductor replied that he mad
done pretty fairly, but that perhaps
no would do better next night.
The newcomer, cycling him grateful
", answered:
"Man, ye see, the music Is q strange
tae me the NIGHT, and I'm mo- Jest shair
ot vet. but you wait tae the morn's
NIGHT, an yell no hear ane o tnae
adde's at a."
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
BAD letter On HANDS

R. r D, No. 1, Critz. Va nao
letter on my hands so badly that !
could hardly do anything. 1t wouio
begin to come in clear white Dlistefs,
then they would burst and peel on al
ever and crack and bleed. MY hands
we're 80 sore and itched so badly !
could not rest day or night ! coulo
not nut them in water nor 40 my reg
ular work.
II tried medicine and several liner
emit kinds Of cream on them but tney
cot worse instead Of better. Notslns
did me any good until ! tried Cuticura
soap and Ointment. And now my
hands are perfectly we'll and all right,
(sirned) Miss Ellen Tudor, Nov. ~
1912. -,
Cuticura Soap and Ointment solo
throughout the world. Sample OF eacl
free.with s2-p. Skin Book. Address posi-
card "Cuticura, Dept. I. Boston.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
PRIVATE JONES WAS LATE
Under the Circumstances the Proba'
biIities Are That CongratuIatory
Visit Was Postponed.

Corporal Jenkins married ION the
strength" and in due course his wife
presented him with a son and heir.
His nails all locked around to tender
their congratulations and incidental
" taste Bills bitter beer.
Private Jones was on his way when
he met Sergeant Brown returning.
"Where are you of to-" asked the
latter. ,,
"Oh, I'm going around to see Bill
and wish him luck with that young
ster of his" was the answer.
Then you're too late" said tn
sergeant solemnly.
'rWot!" exclaimed Private Jones
"surely it hasn't gone and died?"
mo, the youngsters all right, ou
the barrel is OUT" was the grim r.
sponse.-London Tit-Bits.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
AN APPEAL
TO WOMEN
By One Who, From Her Past e.
perienee, is Capable Of Giving
Sound Advice.

Bud, KY want to urge all weaA
women" says Mrs. Lizzie R. Barker
Of this place, ito give Cardui. the
woman's tonic, a fair trial, for ! be-
lieye 1t will do for them what It mas
done for me. -,
I was a sufferer for Is years, with
such pains l could scarcely walk OF
stand on my feet. I had headache
dizziness and fainting spells.
After many treatments failed to
help me, my husband persuaded me to
give Cardui, the woman's tonic. q
trial. and | did 80. Now ] feel like q
new woman. / am well Of all these
troubles. and ca do all my house
work, with, pleasure.
When / commenced taking Cardui'
! was not able to BIT up. NOW ! am
enjoying good health and DO all OF my
work. !.
shall keep Cardui in my home al
the time. There is not any medicine
that EQUALS 1t for women"
We. also. urge you to try ,Cardui
the woman's tonic, for your troubles
It has helped 50 many thousands 9
women in the past half century tina
We feel sure It will help you, too.
pranared from perfectly harmless
vegetable ingredients, Cardui 10 ID
remedy for you to use. 1t can 40 20
nothing but good.
TRY it.-Adv.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
Discusses intricate Questions.

Discusses Intricate Questions.
Few citizens have even heard OF the
American Mathematical society, to say
nothing Of the fact that it's delvings
a the science OF figures have been OF
value to European savants. And yet
the society has been in existence tor
many years. has . membership Of 10
including 0s life members, publishes
essays and textbooks on mathematics
and has . library Of 1902 volumes.
The society discusses With ease
such complex problems as: the re-
stricted problem Of three bodies, the
fourth dimension, the Fredholm deter
minant, covariant curves OF the plane.
rational quintic and cyclic systems Of
CIRCULATING circles Of curves On . sur
face. The last subject does not refe'
to kissing!
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
MOST CRUEL OF RELIGIONS
1h.t Of the Ancient Mexieans surrey
tho Most Infamous Reeoroeo
In History.

The temples were called teocalh u
Gods house." and rivaled IN size a.
thew resembled in form the temples %
ancient Babylon. They were pyranios
On a square or oblong base. rlslns -
successive terraces to a small sunln.'
nlatform. The great teocalli OF HUT,
zilopochtli in the City Of Mexico stoou
In an immense square, whence raol-
ated the four principal thoroushfares'
its courtyard being inclosed oy
mare of which the stone wall, caileo
the coatepantli or serpent wall ron
its s%eulptured serpents, measureu
nearly a quarter Of a mile on eacn
side. In the center, the oblons pyl..
mid of rubble cased with hewn seone
and cemented, 375x3O0 feet at 'no
base, and rising steeply in five terraces
IN the height of Sc feet, showed con
spicuously to the city the long pro-
cesston of priests and victims WIND
ing along the terraces and up to cor
ner flights of steps. On the paved pia''
form were the three-story tower TEN
ples on whose ground floor stood tne
stone images and affairs, and before
that Of the war god the green stone
Of sacrifice, bumped 80 as to enc tne
hodv Of the victim that the pres
might more easily slash open 'ns
breast with his obsidian knife' yea
out the heart and hold it up oe1ol'
the god, while the captor anu n'
friends we're waiting below for III
carcass to be tumbled down the step
for them to carry home to be cooke
for the feast Of victory. Before IN
shrines reeking with the stencn .
slaughter. the eternal fires Q KEY
burning, and on the platform stooo u
huge drum. covered with snakes SKIN
whose fearful sound was hearo -
. miles. From the terrace could % see
seventy or more temples WITHIN ~
Enclosure. with their images ana Ola
ing ares. and the tzompantli or 8
. place" where the skulls Of victims
tens Of thousands were skewereo
' cross.sticks or built into tower
. There also might be seen the nat 9
:. cular temalacatl or "spindle-stons
, where captives armed with wooo
weapons we're allowed the mocker
a gladiatorial fight against well-ar"
70 champions.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
Where He Came In.

Grace was q country g1rl' WHOSE
parents sent her to the city to at
tend college. When the holidays
came around and she came home, ner
mother raw a reception in her honor.
Some Of the girl friends asked
Grace to show them her new gowns.
obligingly she brought out several
modish gowns, and, holding up . par,
ticularly pretty one of silk. she SAID;
isn't this one perfectly beautllul
And, just think, it came from . poor
little insignificant worm" -;
Her Woodworking father was seated
near, watching the performance AM
he replied:
"Yes, darn it, and I'm that worm
-Mppincott's.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
chow. How carelessness Costs.

Shows How careIessness Costs.
IN q big store the general manages
recently instituted q plan tending 70
eliminate poor handwriting among tne
company's employees. When errors OF
DELAYS occur in getting out orders
through inability to read the order
slips he summons all clerks VINO nave
been careless In that respect to a
assembly room at the close OF the day'
There all incorrectly and poorly VIII
ten checks are flashed by . stereop'
ticon upon a large screen, and IN eacn
instance the employees are told now
much the c~arelessness has cost the
store and what steps had been neces-
sary to rectify the trouble. AS all the
checks are numbered each clerk knows
when his careless work 10 being mace
the subject Of the illustrated criticism
and az q result few examples Of care
lessness and poor writing now are n
evidence and the delivery and nlinl
Of orders have been greatly facilitated
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
An.r,c.n c,taeombs and Mumm'ss.

Arar,can cataeombs and Mumm'es'
Recent publicity has been given 70
tho wonders of the clin-villages OF the
ella canyon in New Mexico wneIe
the lofty pumice or tufa walls OF tne
box canyon are h~oneycombed WIN ~. .
excayated dwellings Of a nauon y, ,
dwarfs, whose mummies here anu
there found, preserved by the STONE
dust for centuries, are clad IN woven
clothes. and ornamented with gay
feathers at neck and waist.
The remains of an adult man OF tnie
neon,e measured only % inches ~
height, and the doors and windows o
their homes in the rock are hardy pas
sable by q half-grown girl. Lake VI,
dwarf temples Of Yucatan-of Wnlc'
lie Plongeon wrote SO entertain
ingly-hovel, mansion, fortress, an
temple, seem like toys made Win ~
finite pains for the children OF q remo'
mast; indeed, an antiquity fixed oy Cd
hest authorities at least as Tar
as 5000 years ago.-National Mag
zine.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-20
Business, Is on Its Way Out Again.

Business Is on Its Way Out Again.
Speaking of the business outlook
the Manufacturers Record says that
a group Of New York men had gain.
cred in a rather mournful spirit, and
az they discussed the business out
look. which seemed to them to grow
darker and darker, n wit IN the
party, turning to a staid. much per
turbed financier, said:
"Mr. Blank, can you tell me now lar
a dog can run into the woods?"
Mr.. Blank, somewhat irritated at
such a trivial remark at a time OF
serious discussion, rather tartly re
piled that "he supposed a dog coule
run into the woods just as far as N
wanted to-"
"No." said the questioner, when n
has u halfway into the woods he !
then running out of the woods"