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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
Gie6entaaer in @crat6mna.

Die 3meiio6res Gonbeniion ser
Columbia Union Conference Of
Sepent6 GaD glO0entiits~ miro sur
Set in Scr Stride ser Denomination
in @olbroot obgeboltcn. sSm Sauic
oeS geitrigen Cages Iangten peri6ie
Ome neue N2itarbeiter Der Stride on.
lsntcr ibnen moren Proi. 5. e.
5Dam, @rof. 6. 2. 2ongacre, SRI.
g. gl erobom Sri. @regs mo Sri.
Snn0berA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
GaS iic6entc 5ener,

Gos iiebente 6euer ipurOe qeitcrn
giahnitiog in ser W1atrotcuiobrit
bon 5reo. @oIpert 3 So an Der
gaplor, nabe %. StraBc, entoedt
es bottc mieoer cine sGortion 0lois
itrob ourh Sclbiteut5iInouna 6eucr
qeianqcn oos Ole 6enermebr. Gonl
poanie g3r. 10 ntibelos loidte. Ger
@rono bat teiueu Shaoen onge.
rihtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
S8l.O26.67

Tos Seam bon Srn. Sobn Baum.
mer gepanu geitern Die 6lagge, mel
de Dem Seom 5IfdQt, pel1es sic
meiien @ontri6utionen aui6riugt.
Nloutoa lit o&olfmonr's Go9"
0ieum 6irmen BADEN iid 6ereits er-
6otcn, cinen @ro5entiob i6rer Gin-
no6men on Dem Gage, Dem WlercD-
Soipiiol.6onO 6ei5uiteueru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

Olopor %reiion belidtigte aelter1
0en gau Oes ,9atrobe.gcnfmalS"
am 9roo0map. Ger SodeL melhcr
6ereits fertie it, geiiel Dem StoOt.
o6cr6oupt nor5iialid. Gerlelbe 1T
ans ihmeren nitgloden erridtet
mo nit elmer ldngcren @iomungs.
Snihriit perie6en. Gin 6reiter 3lt-
qanq 3u Oem Eenfmol miro auf
@unib oes Nlauors gcidaiien pers
0en
Oft Baltimore maht t.
Ginem Repr1ientanten Oes oGeut.
ihen Gorreiponoenten" aegeniiber, IN
0eiien 9eQleitunQ er cine glutomobili
9our 0urd Sf9altimore unter.
no6n oriidte Diopor 8reiion ges
tern 0abmittog iein Gritoumen ans,
ii6er sic pielen @erbeierungeit mel
die sur 3eit BON Souseigeutbiinlern
aetroiieu ner0en gSie Der Dlopor
coniiatirte, lperoen oieie @er6eiiernn'
Qen o6er mr. OIL StroBen getroileu
sic nit mooernem @iloiter uerieben
inns. 8ele &oisbeliBer lallen Ge'
lncntsS Setenmege legen anoere pics
Der llubolten Oorncbmen ooer
&o6ubdiier in @eifGitsbdnler per'
wan0eln.
Tie 9alien OeS n6ollsmaD Bio
0ufts" na6m ser Nlauor e6eniolls
ami ser Sour ingnigeni6eiH irno mar
er ii6errai6t ii6er Sen Sortidritt,
ucldlen Oieiel6en 6creitS Aenomnen
6o6eu Bon oeu leitenoen Snge'
nieure Der 9auten lieB er iid piele
6ra9en beantworten
Gle Sternenbanner 6ete +
glQe ShlIen in Den uGereinigten
5taaten iino BON Ser Sternenbans
ner.Gonlmiiiion eriuht woroen onl
6laagentaae, am a. Suni ouf Die
rationale Sternenbonner 6eicr IN
Baltimore uno oui Die 9eoelItlmg
0erielben Ourd oie 9ebrer binpeilen
3u loiien
92cucr @erfebrSmea fiir
Si0 Baltimore.
g9ie Serr @ol0sborolg5, Der Se'
frctdr ser t1otiihen Sobrifplob'
Gomniiiiion aeiteru mittbeilte, lin0
Die erIten @lone fir Oie glnlnge Der
neuen @erfebrSiiroBe in SiiO-9olti'
more. cntlang 0eS Spring.@arOeus,
non N2oior Sbirlep. Dem Sngenielr
Ser topoarapbii6en Gerueiiuugs
Gommiiiion. iertiaaeiieat morocn.
Iie neue 5iroBe ioll cine @erl0ngc'
rima ser OlcGomassStraBe merOen
tnO Maleih Die brittle Scttion Ocs
acD Sio6mo0's 6iloen. gIn Der
2aurencc 2troBe ioll iih oie 3peite
nit Der oritten Seftion Oes @eD'
Siq6ma0'S oerbinOcn. Die llc.
Gon1ass sStraBen. .@erl0ngerung wtro
It'd bis sum Sort @lc6enrD erlire'
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

I'm ole peridieoencn 0cparte.
ncnts 0es ,@forDlono Snitituts"
iih imter einonoer nober 3u bringeiL
murOc aeItcrn glbeno IN oem Suit.
tlitS @ebouoc Gin aoihrm 9oIl abge.
balten. DoS g(rrongements.Gonlit
bclton0 Gus ocn $50. II. Z. 9lmoB,
Gorliber s. g8. Drmfer Shobmei
iter; SRI. 9rooD. Sctrctorin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02


9RaDor greiion an Der 9u6re res
Deriiorbenen Stootrat6smit9lie-
oes So6n S. Eroutielter. Gas
Stooto6erboupt inipi5irt ben Ban
oes ySatrobe.GeufnolS~ ino oeS
Tollspop. .0ioOuftes.
Gineu Bid auf oie crblobten 3ii.
ae oes Stnotrat6snlitglieOes So6n s..
lrautielter pom 3peitcn Rotbs3meg
mari geitern gladmittog DlaDor @re.
iion. Sn 9egleihng etliber Sci.
tuugsleute bego6 iib Ger NlaDor
nab gtr 206. Siio.Gollington.9lpe,
Dem 6iibiden Sein Oes @eritorbenen.
&opiidliitteln0, ais o6 es gar niht
moglid5 mare, OaB Serr SrautieIter
nbt mebr inter 0en SebenOen neil
te, itano Dos Stooto6er6oupt ldnaere
Belt an Der 9u6re. Gr conoolirte
Damn Der idmergepriiten @ittlue
umo oenl Sobne oes Geritor6enen.
5ruu Iroutielter un0 oeren Sobn,
iagten Dem MaDor, oaB iie ser ieiien
lleber5etna iino, Dab Ser 8eriiorbene
Oos Spier zines llniolles geiUoroen
lit. Der Shlouf oes @osofens ioa
ieit ldnaerer Belt idooboit gerueien
iein. MoDor @reiton iniormirte oie
glnge60rigen oes Serrn 5routielter,
che er iih pera6idieoete oaB er ii6
an Dem 9eiden6egdngniB, meldeS
morgen 9io6mittag I'M 2 ll6r bonn
Trauer6ouie aus aui Dem ySorraine
Sre06oie" itottiinoet bet6eiligeH
miro. Die gtooiudter 6eioer 3weiae
traien aeiteru in einer bon Dem Wla-
nor ipe3iell einberienen Siblna
ARRANGEMENTS iiir Die get6eiligung
on Der 9eeroiaing. Sunoerte BON
sSreimOen oeS 9eriiorbenen ipraden
am aeiirigeu Gage in oem Erauer'
bolne Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

Q,e;ue gJ2al5s nuO SupfeHgetraufe

iino Ser Beiilnobeits tets 5litrdqtd.
ras BON 6reo. @mcruibmiots
qlmericon Qreperp" bergeltclie
oloce Bier miro ons oen GUS
crleienlten a}otcrialicn qcbrolt uno
cnihalt feine idG6lihen %rdierUatio'
uiftel: 0esbalb miro es allen anoe'
ren oorae5oaeu sonte oaber mi tel.
uer noiel ie6len. 9iiie 81 8ranerel
Narior0 2lUeme. l2onlnent uno
SiIcnltroBe. Gel 6. & N. Mount
Mprnnn 864 (Olai2)
lqIH5eae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

9oltmorc'S Sonoel nit Siio.2rneri.
ia in Gisfuiiion n6oreiat
Commerce gliiociotiou" triiit emf.
pieblenswcrt6e Sdritte Gent
ide Conpier erlpartet. oaoni'
sin 9idie" bon 0Icip gorf nob
%1ilooelp6io a6gciobren. g8irO
Souutog bier eiutreiieu.
lin cine lle6eriliiaelng golti.
more's olirh on0ere SaienitdOte Der
norOameritaniideu Oitfiiiie 5tt per-
binOern Die bel Dem 9luiiHmung 3u
beiiird)ten lit oen Der Sonoel nit
Siioamerita nod Der Groiinung oeS
@onamoaonols 5u nebmen Der.
iprid)t, triift Die n6oreign Commerce
ylliociation" iebt icbongInitolten, 9ol.
tmore Die gebiibrenOe SteQe 81 IL
bern. Sin beoeiltiames GreigniB in
Der Gumpagne 6il0et Oie oni Z. Wiai
I'M Sotel 9iennert geplante Der
iaumluna 81 ser ser @enerolOret.
tor Der ,@anomerican llnion~, Sobn
Barrett aus &aibington, Serr Gu
gene ". Slad Der @rdioent Der So-
iepb 0i. SonrO Company imo Der @rs
bauer Ser cu6ani6en Nhlnion-Sine,
ols 9ieoner genommen muroen Sin
Nlitglieo Der o6oreigu Commerce
9liiociation~ fii6rte aus:
,Sollen mir iebt energii6e S6rit.
te lmternebmen Inn cine 0ouernOe
6an0elsper6in0ung nit Sen perid5ie
Ornen 9dnoerD SHOs9lmerifo's 6er5i-
itelen, 5u Oereu @rlei6tering ma.
meutlcb in 9ejug aif Die on Ser
Meittiiiic gelegenen StdOte-Oie be-
Uoriiebcnoc Groiinung OeS @anama-
fonols meientid beitr0gt o0er iol-
len mir rubig 3uie6eit, luie oieier gro.
BE lnO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SauOel ms
bon onOeren, meiter ndrOlid gelege.
nen atIantiideu Saienitdoten ge-
nommen pir02
1ies lit ole Srage, 0ie in i6rer
9on3eu 9eOeutltng beute ou Die San.
0clsuelt bon Baltimore tritt. llnO
uenn mon peiter 6eOenft, OaB G6i.
cogo, cine 9innenitaot ihon eut-
i6loiicu in Oieier 0lidhmg Sdritte
unternonmeu bot, penn man fer.
ner beoeuft. oaB 0lem Dorf es fir on.
gemeiien ge6olten bat, cinen Gam.
pier fiir cine 200.tGgige 9leiic 81 nies
t6en Oeiicu Saolng leoiglid aus per
l6ieOenen YluIieru iinO 0eiien @uiia.
aiere nr aus @eih0itSreiienoen
beite6en, 0ie iremOen Sdn0ern oie @rs
3euqniiie ser omertoniibcn 0letro-
pole 5eigen iollcn, Oom iollte eS
i6cinen oaB Die @eihditspelt Bal.
timore'S 9hlsiidten in i6rer gon3en
geOeutling ertennen miiBte, ino nit
oaer 9raft unO nit aQem 9foborud
oobinitre6en iollte, iih Ben gebii6-
reuben @lot IN ser Gontlrren3 3n IL
dern.
Iie r@on.9lmericon Union" bat
fol0enoc Stotiitif ousaearbcitct 0ie
pobl geniigen0 bemeiit, uelh ein
DcrbeBungspoIles 9lr6eitSielO iid in
SfO.9lmerifo finOet, elm Selo, oui
oem es pert6 it, iid ieiuen &ong 81
iidern lmO NIT oIler aroit 81 be.
bouptcn.
Ger iiioameritaniihe SonOel be-
truo inn Sabre 1912: $2,Si2114A36.
Ginfubr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
aein Sransfcrircn mc6r.

Spiritiioien Sicen5 9e6oroe mill
Dem Souiiren BON @irt6iboitS.
9icen3eu 6in6olt ge6ieteu- g9ir.
i6c miiiien in 3uflnft einen &c.
piiien 9etrog iiir i6re 9icen5
ielbit aufbriueeu. &ier5ig
@irt6idoiteu weroeu anBer Gri.
items ge6eu.
9ie Spirihloieu 9icen5 9eborOe
bat iicb gou8 entidieOeu gegen ooS
Sotiireu BON 9icen5en Our6 Die per.
idieoeneu Observation-Disclosures er.
Hart unO eriuortet 0ur1 0ielen
S6ritt ninOeiienS bier3ig @irt6-
i6aiten 5u elininiren. Sic bat Oes
@eiteren 0en 9eihmB geioBt oaB
feline Sicen5 me6r mie einmal I'M
Sabre trauSierirt merOen fam lno
bot cine 0iesbe5iglide gtoti3 auf als
len iolben Sornuiloren oruden lol
len. 9ies meint IN onOeren @orteL
Dab Die 9rauereien nibt mebr Die.
iel6e Gontrole iiber gSirt6idaitsei.
gent6m bnben perOeu als nie 0ies
biSber Der SAL geiueeu iit aSn pie.
len 6G1en eigneten iie friiber @rinO4
itiide, Oeren Snbo6cr Der @irtb.
idoftslicen5 ni6t anoers betrubtet
mcrOen fonnten, olS einfabe Gage
lobner. IS mar 0o1er ben graue.
reieu por6e1alteL 0en @igentbiimern
81 irgeno elmer 3eit 5u fiinOigett
foQS iie ni6t Die gepiini6ten @e,
idGite mohten Sic fonnten Dies
tbuL 10 longe es i6nen moglih wor,
Sransierir.Sicen5en ndcb i6rem 9e.
lieben 81 cr6ulten. Sic controairten
Die Sicen5 Ourd ein 6rpotAetariicbeS
lle6ereinfommen, pelWes geleblib
5ltl1iIg mar. 9ie Spiritioiens
9cboroe 6ei6loB Oo6er, in bic.
ier 9ejie6ung @onoel 5u ic6oiien
unO fam 3u Der 9lnii6t, ooB, INN oie-
len 3ped 5u erreihen es 0os bette
mare, Dem Diclen Eransieriren bon
SiceBeu einen @in6alt 81 ma6en
CeS @eiieren trof iie Oieglnoronung
ooB Der g9irt6 in 3ufimit minOeitens
$3.50 aus ieincr eigencn Snibe iiir
Die Sicen5 entri9ien ioa, poOurcb es
0en 9rauereien nidt me6r ermoglidt
miro. Die gun5e fir Die Sicen5 benz.
t6igte Slmme oui5u6ringen unO
bierour6 gemincrmaBen 0as gon5e
@eibGit 81 eignen 9is6er por eS
monhmol gang mo gebe gelueIen,
0aB cine 9rauerei Die uoQe 9iccn3ges
6iibr auf6rodte mo fdaS ibr &unOe
0en getrag ni6t 10 ihnea, tDie &c.
miinidt 3uriideritottete, Die 9iccn5
Dem @eri1tsclerf lpieOer ein5lweicben
uno Ooourh bic geieblih oorgeidrie.
bene 6eitihttion 81 er6alten. Gie
9rouerei fam notiirli1 uidt per6ins
Oert perOen Dem 9irt6 Oie $3.50
ooer pieleiht mebr, Dor3nitreden; er
fam jeoo6 nibt ole Sicen5 ais cine
@orontic fir mebr ais $500 6alten.
Ger gcb0rOe ite6t oos 9ieht 5lt OoB
0ieie 9eitimnlung einge6alten miro.
Gieie 9iegel be5ie6t iicb uotiirlid
nibt oui ole g9irt6idoiten onOern
MIR aui Oieienigcn, 100 Der @irt6 ne.
Der Oos Gigent6um nod Die Ginrids
tung eiglet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
Gnn,ert i'm lSenbnNh.

SSm Gon5ertiooIe oes Geuboop'
sSnitituts ianO geitern 9lbcnO oaS
5pcitc Der iehS 9dluB 6on5erte
itatt. OoS folgenoe @roeromm pllrs
81 BON porgcidrittenen ShiIlern uno
Shiilcrinnen oes GonierpotoriumS
br6id ourmqeiiibrt: Boil, Goriotio.
nciB Trl. @errDmon; 9cctboocn, s.
N1oa CONCERT, gGilic @ilfciou; 60
0oro, @crccuie liuO &onnlO, uDopn
in the Sorcit~ Coma SoDncs; Siuiy'
temps, &omon5e, Gopio @eder; Gbo.
bin glochlrnc ltno 9orpurole, @li.
iabet6 @ottiao; 2is5t oSoreIc1,
9lande 9ittlc; @uononcinL Sonote.
Sclenc 9roncr; SdnocL gSotol
Gclipie" lmO &jerjulf oSoit yligbt
Syo6n gSilbourn; &arg- @lcrt, pSlolr
sc 9umc," 0orrD gScDri6; Drolo,
@uitorrers, @retrD, NoOottc lmo
W1oniienD, o&igonoon Ssrael Dor.
nan; sSubonero" aus nGormcL
@oulo @iacs; uuo @oDlc's 8 N(oll
aloDier. CONCERT Nlooelinc &e1oen.
DoS brittle Gon5crt finoet ndhlten
Sreitag itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

,SeIeu.0ormitdOter @ersius@
Sonntaa, ben 3. giai 1914, uad
qi6eriB.@5arf. 6. 9iitterpni@, SER.
(N}oi2 y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
iintsr6aItmnes .geeaiueiier.

,1inocmic" Grtulc llc"
.NnDiiDrium" 1t0p [bici".
,,OoiDulnl" e yuilcrilD on zoe 9Sbcel".
,burD s"- Bought 0no plo or".
,WnDfiD" Bon IOu @rla"
.Ulnml0nu" gduocOiuC nno Nunoclhilocr.
Nnicbnn im ,ErlUlcs3arl" pcuie Nalii'
unff 0lQcn AOtpuiu.
rcniimee Ebeaier IN ,gllbnua1's" ulil fol-
QrunW 3cperiOlrc.
zduliiua ben 2. Wini..... daplenlirelb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

@ouocrnelw @olOsboroug6, gSors
Oein So6n g. Seonoro pom @torp-
ldnoer 3uht6ouie, StoOtrat6snlt-
qlieo GomorO @roB rnO 6r Sliucr
Nleberott iinO geiiern nod Deco
Quan. @o. gereiIt Inn Ooielblt Die
Stroianitolt ser 9uuoeS.&egierun9
81 inip3iren. Die glnltolt bat cine
aroBe Sorm ouf wclder sic 1000
Sir0ilinae 6eidditigt weroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02

Die gcrapins" lpiclten geliern
0os crite spiel in @onias Gtp auf
Sem oortiaen 5eOeral Sigo spiel.
plahe nit Dem GLIB bon aanios
eiin gic acmonncn oos Spiel nit
3 glnns, p16reno Ser elnbelmilhe
0hi6 nid't cinen ein5iaen Hum mod.
3D. Gs 6atien lid trob oes uoBtdlten
ggeiiers 6eino6e 1900 'gerlouen EN-.
aeiluocn Gle Score mo Der Siano
Ser Glu6s Der aSeoeral Siga" 1T ple
inlat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
I4.&dmaaane.

Soutmlungen fir Oen 6onO bon
S32O,OOO ma6ten geitern quite
6ortidrittc. - Ger pierte S6eil
oeS benot6istcu 6onoS iebt COLI
leftirt. Serr George 9re6m
iu6icribirt $1,000. 8icbiel ge.
iteru 5u Dem 6onO 6eiseiteuert
purOe.
lleber $4,000 mur0en geitern Dem
oNlercDsSoipital .6ouO~ bon $320000
6cigeiteuert, 10 OaB iib ser @eianlnt-
6etrdg iopeit iebt ouf $S4,026.67 be-
lduit. Gen gr0Bten 9etrog, ndmli6
$1,000 ga6 geitern Serr George
9re6m. @aitor 9l. @. zimmerman
BON Der engIiid d.lut6eriiden G6riituS.
&irde, iprod am 0to6mittag int
Sauptquortier, an Ser Gde bon ca.
rotogo- un0 9oltinore-StroBe, I'M
Sntcreiie Der Gonlpogne, OeSglei6cn
Serr Is. 3. Sref5 bon @ai6ingtou
3. g., ser Selo-Sefretdr Ser Son-
OelS.aaniiner ser @ereiuigten Staa-
ten. Die 6irma, @e6r. 9eru6eimer,
pel1e 5iuei @ro5ent i6rer @itno6men
on 0onueritog fir BEN Sono beiuil-
ligte, bat Dem Gompogne-Gomite ei-
nen G6ed in S65e BON $2O2.ts 5uae-
ianOt.
Serr ". g9. Glouo, ser @rdiioeut
Ser yStatc 9onf bon MorpIan0~,
uno 8ugleib ser @rdiioent OeS 9ln5ei-
gen.Gli6s, miro Dem 9eiipiel OeS
Ntopor @reiton iolgen imO BON nun
all I'M Suiereiie Der oMercD.Soipitol-
Gonpoaue~ t60tig ieiu. Sic eiu5el-
nen 9eitern 6eigeiteuerten 9etrdgc
limo:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-02
gaic6aa

Orioles" aui Dem 6eimiteu Spiel
plate iieereid oGerropins"
acbinuen oas erite Spiel in aan'
ios GiiD. Ger Stano Der Clubs
gei oem Spiele oui Dem bieligen
Splelplobe 3inldeu ben Orioles" )"
ius0 Dem Glib bon Dlonireal geuons
uen oie Griieren nit 5 aegen / 8uii
Ier Nciud mar iuiener idpodl Ite
5core iOor mie iolat;
Sn Baltimore
baltimore. ....... . O % 90 q l-g
U0Hiteal .,....4.. DO 03 o O-4
0ari Umpire
N'Orritiie aRlber uuo Scan aedihef liit
Wal0n .Riibtr ma Dlaooeu Calder" iar
Sn grparl
asssi asSsHis. 3 9S g 9 S 4 All
an 9srisp.ei@.
liIIoia l'''s.s.is 8 S8 3 SS.aI ~
sn erpuiSenc-
S.ssIs.go Sss.Ii.9, / { 3 4S q5 9 ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-30
Earned II,

A stranger was hunting quail In the
mountains OF Georgia. where By req
son of the wild peas they are very nu'
merous One day his dog flushed n
flock OF wild turkeys to the rage of Il
native youth who had been creeping
toward them The boy promptly
brought his old fashioned six foot rifle
to his shoulder. and the bullet cut up
the dirt under the dogs feet. The
next instant the boy disappeared in
the brush. Later In the day the hunt.
er came across a mountain cabin and
saw the same boy In the yard with u
man whom he took to be his father
He hailed the man and angriy gave
an account Of the mornings Incident
He wasn't forty yards away when nv
shot ut my dog. think he should
have q good thrashing.' he continued
Misses dawg ut forty yards: the
mountaineer asked I'm establishment
"Yo needn't worry bout that iickin'.
stranger; he sho' will git one all right"
-Argonaut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-30
thick ard Thin.

"It's funny thing. remarked the
observing man. that particularly
stout and particularly thin people can
discover insinuatiOns in regard to their
size where absolutely none Is meant.
Now, tonight In the car there were two
good examples of this within Il few
minutes Of each other. One was Lit.
tie thread of woman who glanced
contemptuously at two well meaning
persons who moved apart and made u
space between them which looked
wide enough for her to seat herself
with comparative comfort.
"'Thank you she snapped. but
prefer to stand rather than sit where
there Is scarcely room for a small
child
I'VE had not proceeded far when an
extremely stout woman entered the
car. She was carrying two huge bun
dies and looked tired. Three men In q
row sprang to their feet ms she began
to lurch about as the car started. She
administered n savage glance ut them
and said, quite audibly:
"Well. | never. guess If it's got
to the point where take mp three
seats I'd better stand up awhile! -
Buffalo Express.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-30
Household Helps.

If recipe calls for sour milk and
there 10 none at hand, sweet milk may
be soured by adding little vinegar or
lemon juice and letting the mixture
stand for few hours.
The best way to clean the bean pot
Fill with cold water, put in some kind
of washing powder and cover tight.
Put on the stove and let 1t come to q
boil. This will make 1t easy to wash.
A fine CRATER Is better than knife fol-
removing the surface of anything that is
burned.
The finger marks on door can be re.
moved by clean flannel cloth dipped 10
kerosene oil, afterward wipe With q
cloth wrung out of hot water 10 order to
take the smell away.
Folded newspapers should be kept
handy in the kitchen, and these placed
under pots and kettles. 1t this is done
every day when the pans are taken from
the stove, no grease spots will mar the
kitchen table.
II kerosene and water be put into q
sprinkling pot, aud all Out-houses, dust.
pans, etc, places where flies breed and
increase in thousands, be sprinkled care.
fully with the mixture occasionally dur
ing the summer months, the eggs will
be destroyed, and the household be
spared an intolerable nuisance of real
danger.
Sausages can be prevented from
bursting by rolling them In flour before
frying.
It is q good idea to put heavy Turk.
ish towel on the bottom of the dishpan
when washing fine china or glass.
When cutting new cake dip your
knife in cold water before cutting each
slice.
When threading needle take white
envelope, stick the needle through, and
draw It down until the eye is visible, and
you will thread the needle like magic.
The white surface Of the paper sets the
eye into relief, as II 1t we're magnihed.
A stout paper or envelope Is the best, as
it holds the needle more securely.
The creaking of door may be instant.
ly stopped by rubbing the hinge with q
piece Of soap. 1t does not spoil the
looks of the paint as when oil 10 used.
Used in water a. q daily gargle. borax
keeps the the throat healthy. Used in
water for cleansing the teeth, It disin-
fects them and prevents their decayipg.
When screws are driven into soft
wood and subjected to considerable
strain, they are very likely to work
loose, and 1t 10 often very difficult to
make them hold. In such cases the use
of glue is profitable. Make the glue
thick immerse stick about half the
size Of the screw, and put It into the
hole; then put in the screw and drive 1t
home as quickly as possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-30
Recipes.
BUTTERFLY TEAS

Roll puff paste very thin and cut In
butterfly shapes; place in buttered tins
sprinkle mixture of cocoa, crushed
dry macai oons and sugar over them
first brushing with little white Of egg to
make the mixture stick. Decorate with
candied cherries, cut in halves, spill,
toasted almonds or peanuts and bits Of
angelica. Bake In q moderate oven
until crisp, but not too brown.
FRENCH CHEESE TEA SANDWICHES
Boston brown bread is best for these
Cut slices thin and do not trim off the
crust If the loaves are small and round
Spread with strawberry or peach jam
and on this place layer of cream
cheese beaten up with little dry whip
ped cream. Cover with the second
slice and serve with sailed nuts.
ICED TEA
quart boiling water, 8 lemons, IL
cup sugar, s level teaspoopfuls tea, ice.
Chip the rind from one Of the lemons
add this to one cupful OF the water; add
the sugar and boil for five minutes.
Cool, and add the juice of two of the
lemons. Put the tea into q pitcher OF
earthen pot; pour over It the remainder
of the wster-which must be freshly
boiling-let stand three minutes, not
longer, and add the syrup. Strain this
at once into bowl containing . small
block Of ice. When cold, pour into
glasses one.third full of cracked Ice.
Cut the remaining lemon into thin
slices, and add slice TO each glass. One
or two berries will add to the flavor and
appearance. 1t takes about Is minutes
to prepare and serve.
ICED COCOA
pint water, pint milk, 8 level
tablespoons COCOA, 2 level tablespoons
sugar, 1-2 cupful whipped cream, 1.2
level teaspoon vanilla. Mix the oocoa
and sugar; add little OF the water
mix to . paste. and add the remainder
Of the water. Bring this to tho boiling
point; boil for three minutes; add the
milk, and bring to the boiling point
again. Remove from the fire; cool, add
the vanilla. Pour into glasses half full
OF crushed ice, and top each glass with q
tablespoonful Of the whipped cream.
This makes delightful dessert for
luncheon, and 10 good substitute for
Ice cream. IL takes about 10 minutes 10
prepare and cook this.
PINEAPPLE CAKE
l can sliced pineapple, Q cupfuls -four,
% cupful milk-about level teaspoon
fuls baking powder, IA level teaspoon
full salt, Q level tablespoonfuls butter.
Sift the -four. salt and baking powder
together; rub 10 the butter, add the
milk, stirring lightly. Turn this out on
= Toured board; roll into . thin sheet,
and line creased, round shallow pan.
Arrange the pineapple on this, letting
tho slices lap little. Sprinkle lightly
with sugar, add few bits of butter,
and bake In quick oven 20 minutes.
Serve warm with cream, or the syrup
from the pineapple.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-30

Long before Germany was to be reck.
oned with as q sea power Switzerland
possessed neet equipped for warfare.
Eight hundred years ago on all the
larger Swiss lakes armed galleys were
maintained BY the rival cantons. Skill.
ed shipwrights had to be imported from
Genoa for the construction OF these
vessels. some of which carried crews OF
500 men. The largest Swiss 6otilla
was maintained on the Lake Of Gene
Va. when the Inhabitants Of Geneva
were mt war With Savoy. Since the
neutrality Of Switzerland has been
guaranteed By the powers there has
been no need for warships on the lakes.
The Swiss. however. possess q mercan
tile navy. which carries considerable
amount Of trade over the 342 miles Of
naviguble waterways In the republic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-30
aoms Words.

"lunic" Is named after the ancient
god Pan because Of the sudden anu
unreusonlng fear which the sight of
this heather divinity was supposed to
inspire. Other common words with y
similar source In the old mythOlOgies
are "vulcunite." from Vulcan. the
blacksmith: martial" for Mars. the
warrior: "jOvinl." from JOve: "satrr
nine." from Saturn. and "nlercurial.'
from Mercury. the nlmble heeled.