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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
CAMP MEETING TO
BEGIN NEXT WEDNESDAY

Camp meeting, Free Methodist
church, Salem district, will be held at
Broadway and Norway streets, begin.
ming July IS and holding to the 26,
1914. District Elder W. N. Coffee in
charge, Rev. J. B. Freeland of Pasa-
dena. California, and the pastors of
the Salem district assisting.
Good grounds; two blocks from the
Fairgrounds street car line; get off at
broadway and Hood street, two blocks
north TO grounds.
Order of services: Morning prayer
meeting to a. m. Children s meet
ing 1870 p. m. Love feast Q a. m.
Preaching 2:30 p. M. and 1890 a. m.
Young peoples meeting Z p. m. Preach
ing p. m.
BY order of local committee: r. S.
Schultz. Clara Cooley, A. X. Rawson,
Lewis Rush, ". G. Gordan, ]. f. Goode.
Everybody welcome.
Rev. Jas. F. Lewis, Pastor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
GLENN PURVINE HAS
BOTH ARMS BROKEN

Glenn Purvine of 1909 Fifth and +
streets, met with an accident yesterday
afternoon in which the bones of both
fore arms were broken near the wrists
The boy, who is Is years old, in com.
pany with his friend Glenn Gregg, was
on a berry picking trip a mile above
the carline on Liberty street. The
front wheel of his bicycle caught in a
rut in the road and he was thrown hard.
A conveyance was sent for and be was
taken to DR.. Fischer's offices where the
bones were set. He is resting easily
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
LoGANBERRIEs BY THE CAR.
A Carload of a Burbank Fruit From
Oregon Sold in Missouri.

Kansas City Star:-A carload of To-
ganberries-about 700 crates was re-
ceived Friday by Kansas City com
mission company, the first time a
straight carlOt" shipment ever has
been handled on the Kansas City mar.
ket. The fruit came from Salem, Ore
gon.
The loganberry is one of Luther Bur-
bank s many products. 1t is a cross
between blackberry and red rasp-
berry, having the shape of the former
and the color of the latter. 1t is larger
than either, and Of delicious flavor.
Wholesale prices were So crate of "a
quarts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
GOVERNMENT TO DISSOLVE
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN

Washington, July s.--0fficisls of the
department of justice announced today
that the suit for the dissolution of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad would be filed as soon as the
papers were prepared. 1t was said that
the New Haven was unwilling to abide
by the resolution adopted by the Mas
saehusetts Legislature providing for the
sale Of the Boston and Maine and that
there was no other alternative left the
government but to press the suit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Portland, Ore, July S.-Wheat-Club,
7Sc.
0ats-No. one white feed, $3.50.
Hogs-Best live, $S.25.
Primo steers, 81; fancy cows, $3.50;
best calves, So.
Spring lambs, Sc; yearlings, So.
Butter-City creamery, 25c.
Eggs-Selected local extras, 26c.
eHns, 15c; broilers, zoe; geese, lie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
HE BROKE INTO SONG.

Apropos of the recent Chautauqua
when S. Platt Jones so ably gave his
reading "The Boy who Whistled Out of
Tune, comes the humorous bit from
the National monthly:
The red-haired office boy was whist
ling a late popular air, but he didn Z
carry the tune very well.
"You will break into song occasion
ally, win youi" remarked his employer.
Sometimes" answered the auburn
haired youth.
off you d get the key you wouidn I
need to break in, y retorted the boss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
MINISTER MUST BACK
UP HIS ASSERTIONS

Sacramento. Cal, July Be Guy
Talbot, who recently denounced vice
conditions here from tne pulpit of To-
cal church, asserting that "tberc was
presumptive evidence that women arc
paying for protection ; in the tender
loin, was today summoned to appear as
witness before the grand jury when
it meets tomorrow. Vice conditions
are to be prObed thoroughly, ii is dc.
elared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
GAVE THEM THE LIMIT.

San Francisco, July S.-The severost
penalty ever inflicted in California for
violation of the state medical law was
pro9opbeed here today by Judge Law.
lOr upon three Chinese practitioners,
Sam J. Chong, Y. o. Jine and Chow Let
were each sentenced TO six months in
Jail and fined 5000 for operating in
violation Of the law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
SEATTLE MARKETS.

Seattle, Wash, July S.-Eggs-Fresh
ranch, 27c; Orientals, 1Sc.
Butter-Country creamery, cubes,
26c; bricks, 27c; city creamery, cubes,
26c; bricks, 27c.
Cheese-Limburger, Ice; Wisconsin,
1S@l9c; Swiss, zoe; Washington, 800
lie.
0nions-Green, 2O@25e per doz;
eastern Washington, 3 31a*4e per pound ;
California, 314@4c.
Potatoes-Local, $1O@12; eastern
Washington, $1,000; new, 2@2Hc per
pound.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

San Francisco, July S.-Eggs-Ex.
tras, 261ac; firsts, 24e; selected pull
lets, 23c.
Butter-Extras, 24e; prime firsts,
23c; firsts, 23e.
Cheese-California firsts, 1215e; Sec
onds, 10c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08

To insure rental udlue, list
your rooms, your homes, your
apartments in the Journal
Want Ads. One cent a word
under "New Today"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08

Bring this ad with you.
R. N. MORRIS,
Corner Morris Avenue and Playground
Road. Phone Main 1467.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

gSibt i6r nod, pie ibr ais Sling
lingc eu9 am @lon9 Oes glibellm9en-
lic0es 6eraiiidtet2 Oils ibr loiet pont
9leid @utbers lno ieiner gemaltI.
Gen Seloeit BON &rimbilo mo 9um-
bil0, 0em 9icden SiegfrieO uno Dem
qrimmigen 0ugen Eronie2 User nah
g9orms reiien mia, leie nod eilinlol
oos gepaltige Sel0engeoidt uilleres
@olfes; 0ann miro aifs Jteuc ibn Die
romantiihe Se5niudt ieiner Sing
Iingsiabre ergreiieu, uno nit Ans
0a6t mir0 er Die Stdttc betreten oa
firnf sSobrtaitienoe unO 5ablrei1e
@olter ibre Spnren 5urlidgelolien
bnben.
9tlt.g8orms unO gieli.geormS Der.
trngeu iid) Uortreiflid nIiteiuanoer.
9ie eleftriiAe StraBen6obn id6rr
uns Dorbai an oeu alien Staotgrd-
ben Die 3lt i4ottigen glnlogen I'M,
gapalOelt por0el int0; porbei an Der
mittelalterliden Stootmauer nit ib-
rem trusigen Ebiirmeu rno 0ro6eus
Den &e5rgaugen; luitig unlipiint Der
Gfeu oa5 nlte @emduer, 0as imge.
ben lit bon liebliheu @ortenpl1bel.
gluf aSp1altbeoedter StraBe. inter
Der nod beite oie alte StroBe oer
0i0mer liegt. eilen sic gSeni1ei ge.
ihoitig an Den moOernlien @eid1its
b0ulcrn Doriibcr. 0ie toacshcll n
elettrildeu Sihttlut6en eritra6lcn.
gllt-gSornis NIT ieincn en8en @aB.
Men mo gemiitblir5en gSeinidcnfeu
lit oes 3ailbers bon. ocr icOe BON Ge.
id)ledt un0 Sage geipeibte Stdttl
ulHgibt, inns mcnH min por Tdn
meNdoppcn 5aimmdrts idreitac
our6 einen Ser alten Nborbogen trci
ten oonn iit es ms, ais 9orten mir
oos aIirren Ser aetteu beim 9iieoer-
lalien DER Bride uu0 ais trete aus
Dem 0uniel Elm @e6aruiidter una
nod Dem SoingSnort 5u iraBen.
oSie git gSoruts oacveac" rilfea
mir nno nit anodc6tigem GriMauern
eriiBen mir lie, oie nltcn 92oueru mo
&burme. Sa gllt.@orms un0 9lclr
g}orms uertrogen iitb gut. llmoie
Sicbfrauentirhe iprieBt nod INNER
Elm SciI Ooiien 9lame oSiebirouen-
mild" III, uno per i'm foltet ser
preiit i'm iidt ais 0ie aerin9ite Der
foltiden @aben oes g8onnegoles.
@om gabnbof man0elt ibr ourcb
lin0enaeidniidte blisiaubere Stro.
sen IN bic StaOt binein Die Mon sic
olumenraidIitc an 9i5ein nennt. 9tm
teDt i0r Dor Dem Sntber 1eituol.
Jlictidel 0onn0orf Smiaiug uno
Sieb iino bic Sdopier Oes aroBorti.
sen @ertCs glli5 Ger WiIte erbebt iib
oii 6o6en &oiioment bic 9lieicnitatue
SH9erS, 3u ieiuen 8ilBen liBen bic
@orf0npilr 0es Aeiormationsae
0anfgns Betris gSnlous gsicIef 90.
bonn SuB nn0 Soponarola 9liii Der
llmioiiiug erbebcn li1 oie Stan0.
biloer 6es &urfiiriteH 5rieorih oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04
Sci ser gsgmpGe GGcriu.

C6orteema bon Der esite)
Ganpoqnofneipen. Ta itc6t Gin after
Tenpel, Der i'm @}ittelalter in cine
Dem beiIigen Urban gemei6te aapelle
perpan0clt luuroe, ino Den man
idIieBlid 81 elmer 9auernpobnmg
umge6nut bot. in0cm man cnge Scam
mern in oen 3lpiiGelrumm 3wilden
Der sur 3apeQe geluor0enen @ela
uno Den ourh NIauerudn0e oerbin.
0Men S1ulcureiben einge3lpdngt Bat
llnO ga 6aiit Gin Bauer, Der 5rass
cntipein Sdoffdie, SMmfen lul0 oie
@r5eugniiie ieines @afens unO SO.
res, ais oa lin0 @ier, crime @obnet
5endcl uo 0erlei pcrfmdt QlaN iist
III elmer 9lrt bon S1ililaube Dor oen
einltigcn Ecntpcl im0 blidt geraoe
Dor iiH aui ben feline 5unoert Shritte
cntiernten beiligen &aiu Der oel
uddtiaiteu Siigel fr6nt ino 100 mir
Inns triiber inn 96nitut uralter
Stcinei1en lagern fonlten Die berr.
lihen @1ume iiuo nod 90, aber bic
@ieien ringsun iilio iebt ungepiliigt
un0 NIT @etrei0e bcltellt nno 0oulit
i1m ieine Saaten nidt 3erireten oer.
ben 6ot Der Bauer elm oid5tc5 &e.
ge9e ougele8t, Del1es i.as Ullnlc5r
oen 3utrit 8nm Saline Derwebrt
gGir miiiien ifiiS nlio nit Dem 2lil,
ihoien bcgniigen iut0 6us lit ireilih
iho0e. Snoeiiel III 0ic gtiSiidt nab
Gem @1l0mqt peit0in iiber pic Cant
pogna nit ibrcu aoloen patinirten
Mlincu bis 8u oen 9Ilbaner6cr5cn,
mo iidj peiB bic &1rier HnO @iaen
bon ,5rascatL WlQrno um0 gll0ano
5eiaen mdbreno pom 6obiteu @ipiel
9locca 81 gopa nno onrinter 0aitcl
@onoolfo berabariiBe1 idou ocs lau'
gen glniduuenS pert6; 5umal luenn
man babel etpas @utes 5il trintcn
lno 5t fuappern Dot, ipie oieien
@eiu bon 0en naben Bergen un0
Die id0nen iriidjen g3obnrn aus ocn
@orten Die mir fein idnberlid bon
Ser Siilie uuo 5dole befreiten. Inn
81 tonitatiren, oob oie io9enannten
Soubobnen. IN oieier @eiie Jung in0
rob genoHen pirflih oie DeIitoteiie
iiuo, als peIde iie BON Den @ingebo-
renen geiddbt merOeu
gl6er 0o fdQt mir elm: id iprad]
BON Dem 8ege uoA Der alien &ia
gIppia g8in menn es nidt 5t ipdt
fiir 5ie aepor0en it, fonnet Sic IN
Ser nGmliAen 9}ifting meiterge6eu.
in Scr mir gcfonunen lilo in elmer
%icrtelinm0e iino Sie aui Der @ia
g(ppia, mo oos @rob Der Gdcilia
Nlcteaa miro S6nen oabei ais @cg-
meiicr oienen. 03iA aber niiiiicu sic
ibon entiduloigen i6 bleibe in met
ner Eempelfneipe iiber Der ylpup5en.
qrotte iitcn Ginen idoneren Grt
ldnntc ms Die &io glppia nidt bic.
ien inO penn man etlpas @iiteS ges
iun0en 6ot muB man babel Oerpei.
len 70 lange eS irden0 gebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

b. CDR, bewo6nt gepeien ilt 6ano
man bod bier @rdber ii6er Die fem
3meiiel 6erridt ooB lie Der iiinslten
Stein5eit ange96ren. lln0 nebel 0cn
ueolitbiiben SiinOen betraGtet ibr
Die 3cugen Der ia Gene4 3eit oe-
men lib oie roniide 9Ibtbeiluug, sic
irdntiic5eu 6lmOe aus Dem 5.S
Sobr9un0ert ulicrer 3eitrccbun9
uuo idlicBlih Die itummeu 3eugeu
0es 4Rittelolters anreiben. Bon ocll
aclten wiBt i6r, 0oB lie ais Gorldu-
fer Der Wcrmanen an ocn R9ein Dor
0ranacn, aber fcin SoAenbuh beric5
tet bon ocm &olfe oa5 ibreu itdb
lernen 1d]mcrte. Dem Sell erlo0.
unO nitbtS uiiien iDir bon oeu mel
teren @eididen 0cs feltiiden Grobe.
reruoltes, olS pas tie uns III ibrei
@rd6crn 5irii.igclallcn baben lln0
bier &a0rbnnoertc luag mar gSornlS
cine DoQtommcn ramiide Staot Die
9lomer 1intcric3cN g9erfe 0erei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

mar 0as iiir6terlidc Subr, in Dem
oaS SeioeIberger SdloB 5ertriim.
mort, Nlannbeim 0erpiiitet, Speicr
itno CppeHbcim 0en 6lannuen iiber.
9eben muroen. Sene iurhtbacr 0einl.
h:Nung im0 bic 3eiten Der 9ieOoAi.
iion m0 Die napoleouiiden arie8e
iino crit inn lebten SabrbunOert iiber.
lgun0cn Dor0cn Dlrh sic 0iegiam.
feit lno Snte4i3en5 0cr Mornlier
9'irger, beionoers intrr 1iibrung
ibrcr 1eniolen 0berbirgermeiiter
aiidler un0 SI6hler, ino nit Inter.
itiieung Der 6reibcrrli6cu 8nmilie
3eBl be9nnu iib @orns 5it neuer
glilt6e 81 erP-5eH
&abr3c6ntelong mar Groielior
@oos BON 9aiel nii Der Grouung oes
alten reiMsitdo.iidcn glrcbiOs be.
idditat CT lit Der Geriaiier ocs
Brahnrcr.cs r@oididte Der rbein
icben 5td0tefultur4
@ei Dem ebrpiiroigcn Sitter ser
gaucIungeniia0t bari cs eu@ nlca
miroert oaB Tie en- uHaergeidlid
rei@6oltiges un0 uerthDoles Wlu
ielun beIibt Gas EaAlisnlicuni
oeiieu piiieni6aiiliAeS &crpeier
9Crr %roieiior Or ggcdcrllng giei
cuH @eihei0. Dab 0ar 8onnegoil
oeiieu @littclpunii @orms biloct
idon ieit Dem Orittcu So6rtauieuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

6olen pollen. llao oieier Qlnregu1-
gen gibt eS bier 70 allBeroroentlid
uielcl SD eripd6ne Ole purbengeuoe
6iirlorge iiir beionoere 9lotblageH:
oic muitergiiItige Observation-Disclosures,
Die @enm06eitSpilege iiir franflid9e
Sdulfiuoer Sic @epoBumg BON
&eniiouen sic @iihuenperioraung,
Ser llnteritiieimgsfonos Die 8cr-
idiBfaiie 0aS g8artegelo, oaS BEN
8.oed 6at BEL ungiuitigerer @a-
ibaftslaac gIrbeitereuilollimaen 0lt
permeioeu. peiter Ole 6iirIurgc fiIr
Sic 3l militdriiMen lle6imacn einge.
8ogeueu neutrality-suspicious. Damn
sic Ginridtuia 3ur 3eblm8 oer all.
lemeinen mirtbihaitliden Gage bic
Observation-Disclosures oie Sspeile-
aniiolten ser NafieeauSidoll(y AoD.
Ieuobaobe. 6a6rrdoerlieieruug. Spar.
toicn pip
Die 9iloAngsoniiolten uno oic
&ereinigungeu 5llr Efese Der ScieIs
liateit liflo lebr Anlfolgraid alsge-
piloet
&4p g3obnunggiilrlprge INT ocrart
mis8ebaut 0aB Elm bober Rru5eniiah
aler 9lrbeiter Elm ciacncS 8eilR be-
iiBt uno ou& pie iibrigan nt Die Gage
rerlegt lueroen lid ain @anShen 5u
cruorbeu Die 9Ir6citcrioloaIr 3eidl
net iic6 Ourcb inibarc un0 auliiiblid9c
5disden aus Ger beionorren 6iir-
forge flir one bcranpadlicnoc SIgcno
0ienen Sfinoergarteu Ndbihrle 93ii.
aelicbule @otgidule @pdrDereiu illr
sSugeiiolid]e, ferHcr cine reiA ouSae.
itattete SiipeHoieniiiitin8 Ste SER
3lpet 5at iiir einen beitimmten sc.
6eus6crui Dor3uberciten
glui 0em @c6iete 0es SnlBluaS
nn0 Observation-Disclosures iillo ieIt
Sa6ren gSo1eniApeiieru iir Die
ySbducriuuer uun glugcitelien iii 0cr
sSnouiirie t5otig, bic nehen ben 4ilcae
Ser gS6Hneritnen un0 S1u8ljuge
an6 bic @oiSbaltn9sorbeiien iin-
cntgeltlid perridlten GS 6randli nidlt
betont jii mcroen, ooB Die qlrbciier.
iouiIien 0ieie legensreihe Ginrit.
tnna beionoerS bom einIhdbeu 5ie
wuroe gefront 0urc6 Bic @rrimatua
6es lsaouen Q}at5il0eu6eims oon
Eroieiior l}eBcnoorf erbaiit giner
@ntbin0umasanltalt, 0ia ols erlte
ibrer 9lrt Ia Seiien BON Der itncrmioa
lihen io5iolen 6iiriorge III g8orn5
ioat. g9orms be1uuptct ieincu 9llI,
aui 0em @cbicte Der So5ialpolitir
boLnbrrdeno 3u Ieiu bls 5ur Stinoe
lmcntme0t uSaborenus 0os iii oa3
g9ort. oaS gsorm8 ouigeholit Bat,
ug0 neil Nlenld9enliebe ln0 &eis
matbnebe oieies gSort olsiprcdeu,
0aruu mo6nt i6n eue 6ciou0eru
3aubcrirait img @er uod 4Sorms
icHat scr ipllrt ie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

Sdon6cit i6r i'm 4milusuuielm De-
mm0ert. SnncrboIb ser Stoot iebt
i6r nod oie 9oite Der r0nlil9eu
Sta0inouer bic 1900 Sabre on
i6rcu uripriiugliMen %la5e aus0c
6arrt 6a6at @ou icnleits Oes 5ibeins
0rangcu Die &on0nlcn ants icutoni.
ldcm llrmol0 6eroor iuo idnletter
ten sic r0miic6eu aaneQe nieoer Eos
nor inn Sabre 406. llno hcben Sabre
ipdtcr famen Ole germoniideu g'lIr.
Qim0er ais Sie1er ms Sano ge3o9eh
nn0 iic qriinoeten elm Neid bon Dem
sic Sage Miunoeroiigc meloet glber
nllr 90 Sabre beitnn0 Die @lirgunocr
6crrlibfeit 81 g9ornls Dloroeno,
brcnncno inns raubeno famcn Die
Sumner ii6cr ben 9l5ein ge3o9en lie'
zen Sen gsonnegol ais Eooteuoier
suriu. frinftet ocn @ooeu nit ocn
Scbcisiait oes fleinen germauilben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

nib aermuniihcr &oifunit romaili.
ifcn Stils 3il betuitioern 0as iran.
5oiiite 3erltorungsuut5 9eid9roet
batte ltn0 oas i'm letteu Sobr3c1nt
iater Seituns 0eS Serrn Frolellor
&uopig 6ofnonn ein ijebeUoaes uno
bc0eiiteuOcS @rneuerungs!Uert cr-
io6reu Bat. Sic eolen 5proiien ocs
ioliisben aaiier9auies Oeren Sblmn.
mer Die So6ger 0er 6ral5oiMi frcs
ueln0 itortc, lin0 IN elmer piirOigen
@ruit oufS 9lclia bai9ciebt ipor0eu.
llcber Die &lrntlhate 0es Comes
meiB un5 Der Siibrer piel 3u iagcn;
namentlic6 iin0 Is sic berrliden
Sfulptiiren in Der gtifolouStapeae,
Merfe mittelalteriider Nleiiter ole
jeoer 6remOc init reiAGu @epinn be.
iradtet,
gSir men0en ms I'M, ltii0 lutier
9lid miro mdhtig ou9c5ogcn Dou
cinem itol3en burgartigen 9ou, Oenl
Gornelionum. Gas lit oos &eprdien.
tations9ebdu0e Scr StuOt 8orms,
0aiiei Sd0pir Der geieierte oeiitihe
HoifiInitIcr S5cooor SLIDER 1T, imo
0os ser beriibniie @ilo6ouer @rba
init Sfulphrcu ais Scr g16elungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

Sin @orfa6r ans oem Saule 9epl
fat emit Der Sdma1 Elm enoc be-
reitet inO 0cn onrd Die gemaltigen
greioniiie oeutiAer @eihilbte gcpeibf
ten 8ooen no einlt pic Sur1 llI
gsorms tanO ml0 io piele sieldsta9e
a6ee6oltcn moroen parr;l mt oen
gnunen 0es lebteu &iic9olsboleS aus
iron3siiiHen Sauoen wIeoer IN oellt'
iAen 9eiib gebraAt.
0icr Dor uns puroe 5ur 3elf oeS
irduiiidcn a0nigs 1agobcrt (622
$3.50 cine 9oiilifa ct. 'Getri errld'
fet, an 0ercn Stele Der grobe gSorm'
ier gilhoi 9urfar0 i'm Sabre 1000
0cn 0om 81 6nuen be9onn llno oie
oeutiden @aufiinltler manoern nad
Q9orms, Inn oieies acpaltige 3al9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

gOrms. Gins Ser gOgsIperipeftiuc)
99eiien oes 2anOgrafen 96ilipp 0es
@roBnlit6igcn bon Seiien Melonh.
t6ons un0 gieublins ferner orei
aQegoriiAe 6iguren: oie protcltie'
ren0e Spaier, Die trauernOe 9laaoe.
burg ltn0 0ie befennen0e glngsburg.
Ser @eiamnlteinorud oes 3enfmals
ut BON acknowledgement g9irfung,
ser iih sic iremoci 9cihauer niht
81 ent3ieben oerlu6gen 9lings auf
oea 9dnten Iibeu iie, in filler @e
trahtlmg ueriunfcn lul0 tie ale nebs
men bon oieier Stdtte cine reide
idier uuDergdi8lide @rinneuiu9 nit.
gSir ite6eu aui Dem W}orftplas,
ino pie0er miro bic @eididte in inns
Iebenoig.
@or lns er6e6t iid Der Gom 3u
idminoelnocr Nobe. gso neben ibm
S6loB un0 @arten oct 5reiberrea
@eDl 8i Serrnsbeim liegen 0a itono
emit Ser bon Sen 6ron3oieu Oernid
tete groBe 9iidoispalait in 0eilen
&runiiaal iid oie ergreiien0lte S5ene
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

Ger treien, oelltiMeli 6iI6rung, auI
Die id MIN 3il iprehen fomme.
gSie idl lc9oH bemerfte oas gon5e
erpqr6kloben Ser Staot miro mad.
iig 6eirldtet bon oer MorJier SroB
inouliric, pic Der 0jroBpoter unieres
g6renburges, 5rei6err B. %eDl ge.
idaiien bot ole su einer Gnelle ocS
gSoblitanoes, nidt alein oer Stoot
ionoern aud fiir oie imliegenoen
Drtl6aIten gemoroen IN, 0ie es Der,
ltanoel bat, i6re nod oielen Emieu.
Gen 30blenOe 9lrbeiteridnit 3u mti-
tedteu 0eltlheu @iiraern 8u er3ie.
ben, 0ie nit icl6itloief Ninge6ur1
bcniilbt mar lore aalse &ebenSiiiAs
rung 3ii 9ebcn Die nniiangreicAen
5obrItbetricbe perocn lnalSAeicet
pen Wldnneru bclihiiet sic iib api
io3ialpolitiihcm Ncbcl 9lnrealun1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-04

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mauniibe Sdoaren oic foum BOB
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6aupteten So bldttern mir inn 9sau.
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@olfcr
gSie 9ler @orms oamdblidl mari,
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Ndluu gser sic Jlibehtnaenitaot
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lnocn9eiAmiidien StroBen uu0 10.
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ieoer 9erider lit bon i0r geiMieocn
init ocnl 6er8libeu @riBe Dgloe On
Sicbe GrQuteiT
llno oaS @e6cinniB oes auBcror-
oentlih ieIten 8ulamineubaltenS ocr
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-11-05

Tell us not in mournful numbers
Life is but an empty dream,
When a girl that weighs a hundred.
Gets in one side pair of Jeans"
Some Of the beautiful fell last Tuesday
a week and last Tuesday some Of the
braves shared the same fate. What
next2
We have not forgotten the stamps for
revenue only, during the Mckinley adj
ministraton.
George Shay is the champion buck
wheat raiser in these parts. lie threshed
42j bushels this season. Not 80 bad is it,
tie all over and the shouting still
continues.
What a cheerful bunch Of liars some Of
the late campaign warblers we're. But
the country is saved for two long years
more. How grateful we should feel.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Mcdonald,
who have been the guests Of relatives here
for the past summer, departed for their
home near Tsmpico, Mexico, last satur-
day. They were accompanied AZ far as
Greensburg. Pa, by Mrs. Martha r.
Brown, who will be the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Q. f. Copeman, for a few days
Muckrakers and character assassins
will 20 into hiding for two years more.
Many things have we 10 be thankful for.
Please pass the turkey
We do not care 10 hear Of farmers
lamentng because Of tire fact they arc
not properly represented in our legisa.
tive branch Of government. They had
the golden opportunity, that comes but
once in lifetime, Of electing three mem
bers Of our legislature. But they seem
TO be- followers rather than leaders. II
you hereafter have any complaints Ia
make 20 10 a policeman.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-11-05
How American Breeders VIII Prof.,
by the War

In the current issue Of Farm and lire
side, under the title Foreign Live Stoc
Trade, appears the followingex PLANTATION
how American breeders OF cattle and
other animals will profit 10y the war.
"As part Of their plans for conserving
their food supplies the warning nations
Of Europe have forbidden the export Of
live stock.
Great Britain shut Of the shipments
30 suddenly on the outbreak Of the war
that American stockmen who had bought
cattle found themselves unable 10 get
them out Of the country. Il may be
taken for granted that the exports Of
sheep, cattle, mules, and horses from
Great Britain and Ireland, France, Ger
many, Austria-Iungary, Belgium, Hol.
land, and Russia will be reduced b
nothing until after the war is over.
Here seems to be chance for our
breeders 10 supply the constant and
profitable demand for high-class breed
ing animals to the South American mar
keis. The manufacturers are not the
only people who will find new fields open
to them"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-11-05
HazeIton

Looking up lost, strayed and stolen
property after Halloween is the order of
the day.
large crowd participated in the cele-
bration of IIallowe' en- last Saturday even.
ing.
Ray Strawser OF Cherry Grove, was
visiting Jacob Nicolas last Saturday even
ing. Prolonging his visit until Monday
noon 10 assist Mr.. Nicola replacing
property.
Miss Renshaw OF Newburg, is the new
| teacher at Spurgeon school and o. +.
Arthur is a frequent visitor already.
Fred Arthur has nearly completed
Frank Glover's house
w. 7, Arthur and family spent Sunday
at Charles Vansickle's at South avenue.
1t is reported that Frank Guthrie
recently purchased Il new motor car.
Everybody has the political fever
Republican straight.
Westfall Arthur is paying repeated
visits TO Amos Meyers.
The cider mill is being kept busy,
everybody preparing for hard times
George Evans is busy at Clifton Mills
while his father is attending TO more
important business at Hazelton.
A. G Arthur is business visitor at
Fairmont.
Chester Messenger is frequent visitor
at Frank Glover's farm. IL il thought
that he is taking mp agriculture.
Carl Laningsr il studying domestic
science at w. T. Arthur's, with Miss
Bessie Rodeheaver as instructor.
Mr. and Mrs. S. f. Guthrie motored
to Terra Alta last Sunday where they
spent the day with friends and relatives.
Webster Herring, who recently had
typhoid fever, is now convalescing.
w. ID. Smiths new mill is nearing
completion and is expecting to be ready
for the winters business i'm week or
ten days