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The Washington times., 1914-01-23
Y.M.C.A. to Hear Lecture
On the Boxer Campaign

Major Charles p. Summerhill, Third
Field Artillery, commanding the artil-
Iery battalion at Fort Myer. who served
with Reilly's famous battery in the
campaign against the Boxers in 1900.
will lecture on the campaign at the
y NJ c. A. on February ?.
The lecture will be illustrated
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
Pittsburgh Is Third
AS Produce Market

PITTSBURGH. Jan. Pittsburgh
stands third among the cities 0f tbo
United States as a produce market. Ac-
cOrding to reports published today Pitts
Durgh commission merchants distributed
more than $1,000 cars last year, an in.
crease Of $500 cars over 1912. putting
the city ahead Of all but New YORK and
Chicago. About 65 per cent of the ship
Dents were sold in Greater Pittsburgh.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23
Automobile Show Notes.

w. L. Colt. of Colt-Stratton Company,
Ncw York distributors OF Cole cars, ar
rived at the show today and il the
Guest Of F. c. >Sibbald, the Cole dealer
here. John Guy Monihan. sales mana
Ger Of the Cole Motor Car Company. is
again attending the show after paying
q brief visit to the Baltimore show. He
IS accompanied by Mrs. Monihan and
Master John Guy Monihan.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23

J. T. Welch. who has been identified
with the motor trade Of Washington for
V ars. has Joined the sales force of
Mitchell.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23

William Walton, factory representa-
tive of the Mitchell-Lewis Company,
IS assisting W. D. ArTison and J =.
Welch in pointing out the features of
Mitchell cars
The Washington times., 1914-01-23

"Elwood Haynes. president of the
Haynes Automobile Company, and
builder of the ''horse.ess Carriage. -
which now reposes in the Smithsonian
Institution. was one of the party of
tourists who made the overland trip
from indianapolis to Los Angeles last
July in the interest OF the Lincoln high
way" said Harry :. Jones. District
representative Of the company, at the
automobile show today This road
way he continued, will provide a
rOadway Of permanent construction
rom the Atlantic To the Pacific. MI
Haynes, who is one Of the real pioneers
If the automobile industry. received an
walton all along the route Of the
lUur.'
The Washington times., 1914-01-23

c. G. Poole. who has charge Il the
exhibit Of the HUpp Motor Car Company,
today received a telegram from his com
pany instruCting him TO sail for Aus
iralia March l and assume the position
"T manager Of agencies in that country.
This is a well deserved promotion fer
Mr.. Poole, and he was congratulated
heartily by the exhibitors with whom he
has been associated this week.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23

One of the interesting exhibits at
ne show is that OF the ToIman laun-
dry. II consists of a demonstration of
cleaning automobile upholstery. Unique
souvenirs are being distributed 10 all
visitors TO the Tolman booth.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23

One Of the largest and most complete
exhibits of automobile accessories and
Ipplies at the show is being made by
IIarbcr & Ross. Every day some new
device that adds to the comfort Of mo-
IOTing is placed on the market and the
automobile supply department Of Bar
Lcr q Ross, Of which J. II. johnson. ir.
director OF the show committee, is
manager, is quick to add it to its line.
The Washington times., 1914-01-23

Howard G. Kneessi, manager Of the
Hudson Automobile Company. is one Of
the busiest men II the show His big
exhibit Of Hudson gasUlcne cars and
Argo electrics is attracting much atten-
tiOn and hundreds OF motorists and
prospective mOtOT/ts are Inanifesting in
tcTest in the various models in the booth
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
BOY MAURAUDERS

Fifteen boys of all ages, were ar
raigned before County Judge Charles
A. Mcmillan, Wednesday ON charge
OF stealing muskmelons, young tur-
keys and other articles of food from
the truck farm of Mr.. j. Perry
Hutchcraft, in. East Paris. The Oldest
of the bunch, Monk Berry, who was
regarded as a ringleader, was fined
$40, and the others dismissed with a
warning to avoid bad company and to
curb their appetites for muskmelons
and young turkeys.
Clell Richardson and Pleas Farmer,
both colored, and Calvin Barnes,
white, charged with carrying con
cealed weapons, were fined $50 and
costs and ten days in Jail each.
Offenders of this class will be
shown no mercy whatever in court
as the law lately passed by the Leg
islature is very stringent and will
permit no laxity.
Officials all over the country are
uniting in a determined effort tC
break up this practice of carrying
concealed deadly weapons, and in this
they have the hearty good wishes OF
all good and law-abiding citizens who
are at the mercy of the armed thug
day and night.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
THE ARTS CLUB.

In this issue of the News appears
the advertisement of the Arts Club,
of Lexington, which will conduct a
branch studio in this city. The Arts
Club is under the direction of Miss
Anna Chandler Golf Of especial in
terest is the connection with the Arts
Club of Mr.. Harlow F. Dean, basso
cantante, teacher and director.
Mr.. Dean has been student in
New England Conservatory of Music
for twelve years. A teacher of that
institution for the past four years.
Pupil of Charles A. White, Morse
Wemple, Louis c.. Elson, of the New
England Conservatory, and of SignOr
Vallini, of the Conservatory Grand
Opera School; Choir-master of Rob-
inson Methodist Episcopal Church,
Maiden; Ramsey Congregational
Church, Dorchester; a member of
Special Mems Choir, of Trinity
Church, Boston, for seven years,
Wallace Goodrich, Director and Or
ganist Mr.. Dean has held the posi-
ton of Bass of Central Congregation
for the past seven years.
Mr.. Dean has taken principal parts
in the following operas: Pirates of
Penzance," Chimes of Normandy"
Patience" Pinafore" and in the pa
geant, 1.-THE World in Chicago"
Mr.. Dean will succeed Mr.. Wheeler
as Soloist and Director of Christ
Church Cathedral; Director of State
University Glee Club, and of Transyl-
vania University Glee Club, of Lex
ingtOn.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
MURDER IN cLAYsvlLLE.

About A o'clock Tuesday morning a
cOlOred woman on her way to work,
in passing the corner Of Macon and
Fifteenth streets, in the negro suburb
of Claysville, discovered the dead
body of Thos. Collins, a negro con-
struction employee, on the ground, and
by his side a single barrelled shot
gun, empty
Coroner Rudolph Davis was imme-
diately notified, and going to the
scene, made an examination of the
body.
Collins had been shot with So
CALDER revolver, the bullet striking
him in the top of the shoulder, near
the back, and, ranging down, pierced
the heart.
Residents of the neighborhood were
interviewed and testified to hearing
three shots fired in the early morning
in the neighborhood of where the
body was found. One load of shot
1! was fired through the house OF
Gap" Tillman, a well-knOwn cOlOred
man, who lives in the same neighbOr.
hood.
Collins is alleged to have been in
volved in quarrel with two negroes
over the affections of woman OF
| Claysville, and, upon leaving them
had armed himself with shotgun
and evidently found them.
The case was reported to the police
department and search is being
made for the two men who are re
ported to have had the trouble with
Collins, and who made threats on his
| life.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
OPENING DAY AT 5ALDwINs.

One of the largest crowds tnat ever
visited a store in Paris attended the
Demonstration Day that was adver-
tised for yesterday at BALDWIN "io'
cery Store and Meat Market.
Heinz & Co. representatives WIN d
practical lady demonstration, showeu
the merits of "Heinz's 81 varleties.
Genial Ben Downey, represhtlns
the National Biscuit Co.'s products,
was ON hand telling the trade, anu
proving it to them, that HIS company
made the best crackers and cakes III
the world. v
The famous Votan Coffee was serv,
ed to the lovers of that beverage ana
everyone was loud in their praise VI
this excellent brand. e.,a
The large cold storage ana rei,ls
Grating plant just installed by lnis
un-to-date firm was in practlcal use
Tons of fresh meats, fowls vsee.a
HES. fruits. cheese, and perlshaoie
stuff was in plain view OF the Gus
TONER in this mammoth refrigerator
which is one of the lagest III .ns
State. Tbs new and eApensNs
plant will enable this flrm 10 nee.
on hand at all times large QUAINT
ties of perishable goods ana suppl;
the large and increasing trace WIZ
ALI that the market affords al price,
that will come in competition VIII
the large cold storage plants III 'n'
cites.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Bourbon County Teachers In
stitute will convene at the Court
House next Monday morning, Aug. 3.
The County Superintendent, Miss Ma
bel Robbins, requests every teacher
to be present promptly at 9 o'clock.
DR.. A. S. Mackenzie, of State Univer-
sity, will be the director.
DR.. Mackenzie is one of the fore
most educators in the State, and as
a conductor of teachers Institutes has
no superior. In fact it has been said
of him, in every day parlance, that he
takes to it like duck to water.
Thursday will be devoted to Trus-
tees Day, when the trustees will be
addressed by Prof. McHenry Rhoads,
at 2 D. m. Prof. Rhoads is a force
full speaker and his address will be
sure to contain something OF great
interest to the trustees.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
WORK TO BEGIN ON STREETS.

With the arrival of three carloads
of the bitulithic surfacing materlal
to be used in the resurfacing OF Main
street. the work is expected to begln
in a few days or at least as soon as
the street is sufficiently dried out.
SUPERINTENDENT Barnett feels keenly
the criticism of the delay in the WORK,
and saws he did everything possible
to hurry it along, but that the delay
was caused by rush orders being I'LL
ed by the Warren Bitulithic people,
and that Just as soon as the state OF
the weather and the condition OF the
street will permit the work VIII pc
begun and put through to a flnlsh:
Mr.. Barnett says that as matter OF
course he is as anxious to have the
work finished as the people or Parls
are. and promises that when he starts
the work it will be put through WIN
out interruption and the city OF farls
will have a street they will be PROUD
Of To all of which the people OF
Paris reverently and thankfully say:
Amen. Let the good work go on
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
RAIN BROUGHT COOL WEATHER

Rain which came up shortly after
IL o'clock Monday night and cOntinu-
ed at intervals until Tuesday night,
brought a drop in the temperature of
about eighteen degrees, according to
local weather "sharps." The drop in
temperature was welcomed by the
city residents, as it afforded the first
relief for more than a week previ-
ously. The rainfall was somethin
over half an inch and will do much
to relieve corn and other growing
crops in this section.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
PROF. SHARON TO MARRY.

Prof. Sharon, formerly of Eastern
Kentucky Normal School lat Rich
mond. who is well and favorably
knownin Paris, will be married on
September 5. Prof. Sharon Will also
take his degree from the Teachers
College at Columbia University In a
short time Last week he conducted
the Teachers Institute at Falmouth,
where the announcement of his forth
coming wedding was made.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
TO ELECTRIC CONSUMERS.

Beginning with today we will keep
our own electric plant under steam,
with fires banked, ready to start in a
few minutes time, SO that in case of
unavoidable accident to our transmits
sion lines the service will be inter
rupted only a few minutes at the
most, and in future will use our best
endeavors to keep service up to our
old standard.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
ACTING CHIEF.

Patrolman Geo. w. Judy is Acting
Chief of Police of Paris during the
absence of Chief of Police Fred Link,
who, with Mrs. Link and baby, is on
a vacation trip to points in Mason
county and in Ohio.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
RECEIVES INSURANCE

Mrs. Anna Sagaser Lancaster, wild
ow 70 Mr.. Howard Lancaster, City
Electrician of Paris, who died few
days ago, was the recipient yester-
day of a check for $1,000, being the
face value of a policy held by her
husband in the local Tent of Maca-
bees.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
FILES BANKRUPT PETITION.

William Buckner Freeman, the
well-known colored barber of this
city, filed a petition in bankrpcy in
the United States Court at Frankfort,
Tuesday, i'm which he gave hill liabil-
tiles at $2,S26, and his assets nothing.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
PREPARATORY SCHOOL TO OPEN

My school will open on Monday,
September 7th, 1914. Number of pu-
pills limited Make application at
once for your children.
MRS. FANNIEBELLE SUTHERLAND
l28-3tl
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
LISTEN TO THAT"

The Carlisle Advocate says: ''It is
said by a Paris salooakeeper that in
four weeks he purchased 1900
empty beer and whisky bottles from
a marty in Carlisle
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
DEMONSTRATION.

Beginning September 31st, for one
week, we will have a demonstration
ON Iced Postum and Post Tavern
Special. Call and see us.
C.. p. COOK e co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
DEMONSTRATORS.

Beginning September 51st, for one
week. we will have a demonstration
on Iced Postum and Post Tavern
Special. Call and see us.
c. P. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
L3ESsz,s7zNxea
NJ HAS THE BEST
" OF ALL LINES MADE
NOTICE.

City tax lists for the
year 1914 are now ir1
my hands for COIlcC.
ton at my office at
the Deposit and PeO-
Dies Bank.
c. X. THOMAS,
If City Collector.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE.

We have just received some OF the
finest Imported Swiss Cheese ever
brought to Paris.
JAS. E.. CRAVEN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
SPECIAL INDICTMENT SALE.

See display ad. in this issue.
PARIS GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28
BUY NOW.

You save % per cent. off by buy
ing from Winters now tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-08-28

$1.0O FOR rs CENTS.
Winters fine values-$1.O6's worth
for 75c. V1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03


Cine gauge glH5abl Der neilcn 9fcdc
3eigt cine Subouette, Die Iturt al Die
Giirf;ibcn @cinflciocr aemnbnt 9ci
ndbercr geiidtigung iinoet man ie.
bod, ooB Ser Giieft ourdb geid5idt mo.
hipulirte Ginfrdniilnqcn uuo Stoff.
falten INN Die Stlo1el cr5ielt miro
Dos Siiiteh.yofe an man6cH Der
neuen Mode lit benerfenSuertb.
Dieies Yofe 1T uidt eng inO nidt
felt @S gemobnt ungcidbr an Gle
iel6e 2iide. Die Der 5icnlid loic Siii-
tengiirtel berleibi @s oient ieood
oo8ll, Die Siile oes 9ioces an Der Siif.
tenIinie cul5nbaltcu imO lit oaber iebr
annebmbor
@s bat ipo6l foun cine Saiiou qes
aeben, no oic 8eribieocnartigfeit Der
Sut. Sacons cine 10 aroBe mar. ipie
in 0ielem SSriibiubr. Cit eridjcint
es, ais gdbe es 10 biel ueri1ieOcne
gSormen tpie es Siite 9iebt 9er in
oieIer Sailon nicbts Baiien0es finecn
fam mlB mirflid idtper 5niriefen.
5ltItelen iein. SSarben ipiclen cine
ie6r beoeilten0e 9ioae ollh ouf 0cm
C5ebiet Der 8ubmaherfllult. N2an
iie6t cine aroBe gln0abl Silte, Die aans
h elmer 9orbe gebolten iino, ie0odl in
arpci ODER orci perihicoencn Sdlatti.
runaeiE geionoers DieIe gang blaue
site linO an3itrefien Goneben pie-
Ser IoIde BON Terra.@otta, Grim uuo
Braun. glnoerc uercinigen S6mar5
nit iraeno ciuer lelidteuoen sSorbe,
uno suor liuo oieie beioeu 6nrbeu
Oft i'm Sut lpIbit pertrcten. ODER ser
Sut iii idlpar3 ilpo Der 6orben3uiub
fonlnit in ser @arnitllr 5ipn Nus.
Sruf, i'm Scioen. ooer gltlasbano. in
Eeoern ooer @ltHeugewinoeu rno
Heinen @liit6eu.
8anDu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
SIR Ois aa@s.

Subn,gluflauf. Gin iunaes
Suppenbubu miro iaitig peid ae-
fo6t, Die @riibe ioa bell unO fr1itig
iein gtln miro Heis in SiibnerbrDbe
nit Str1uSden BcterliIie uno eigroB
Butter geoiinitet. Yrager S6infen
miro in tleinere Sheiben geihnittcn,
Oos losgeloite 6leii1 ocS Su6nS IN
ouiebnlicbcn Shnitten 5urehtgemott.
Cine 9ratpiunne miro nit Butter
ausgeltrcut, Der @ooen Oidt nit 9ieis
6eocdt, nit ecbtem geriebeueu YarlHe'
ianf1ie beitrellt. oarauf u6pehielno
cine Sdeibe S1inteu, cine Sctltiite
Sii6nerileiih, bis Der yciS beoedt lit,
oies miro nit fctter Siibnerbriibe
(oben nbgeIA0pft) betrdiiielt. glan
folet uieoer Meis, lpieoer Sleiin uno
SHiufen. &eiblih nit 8roieln, Scr
meianfGle uno 8utteriloden beiheut,
in niht 5u beiBem Ofen gebodeu. bis
goloig-braun Damn 5u Tiid) ge6rndlt.
@riincr Solot, sSo6aunisbeeren oOer
9ronsbeeren. @elec, Sporgcl oOer
3udererbien oa6iI reiheu.
Q 6ellftf6 nit 9roirt.
Solnt. 2 IhmO Slid, 2 Quart
ggaher, 3u ieoem Guort I S0ffel
Sal5. 20ffel Giiie 6 gteIfen @fef-
fert0rner, 6 05eiuiir5torner, 2 lorbcers
bldtter, oroBe 3iuie6el, Waobre III
A Sbeile 5erlc0t, cinige 9l1ttdben Sal.
bel, bringc oos gInes 5im 2oden,
tbue ben Slid oa5u. 8 bis 10 9PiinI-
ten fodben laiien, oanah Itelt man
oeu Topf cine Shlnoe on Die Se;te
oes Giens. 9ieibIib Butter brnl9t
man gum aoden bis iie cine idj5ne
braiue 6nrbe erbdlt, onnoh A bis 5
Wtilcbloifel bon SSilbwaiier 0a5u
9rulit. Salot. Gin feiter SrautfoOf
miro fein 5erihnitteu (nidt bobellD,
beItreue nit Dem uotbigen Snl5 rno
itbpcnfe oeridGeoene Wlale. Oonad be-
oede man oen goOcn eines niht al
9roben Sopics nit @iiig, 2 gnn5e
glcpicln, A GtceIofiel bon 3uder,
odupieu bis Die 9lepfel weid iino, oa-
ran tblit man oas S9raut, ldBt ielbi.
ges langiam cine Stunoe odnpien
IA &hino ietten Sped III fleine ySiir
fcl aeidnitten on8u, uuo ldBt nod 81.
ne Stnoe Iaueiam odnpfen. 9l6 uno
5u elm wenig riibren oamit es niht
dnbrennt.
Column bu 8 gier, 15-t
0n6enO Gier, je nod 9eoarf rerOen
bart aetott lno aleidl in fuItes g9ais
fer aelcgt. Sauu idalt man Die @ier
poriidtig ob. idhneioet lie in Niittc
ourA uno uimnE Ons GeIbe bcraus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

nitur, abeeleben bon Der Sd1rpe bon
einfarbiger Seioe. nit Der Der 3ragen
imo oie WianIhetten iibcreinitimmen.
Der bemerfenspertbeite 8ug an Dem
aRooeQ 1T Der glernel, ociien oberer
Ebeil nit Dem Shulter.9ofc III @is
nem eeibnittcn 1T.
8icl foniplisirter mie ons oben be-
idriebene, lit Ole Dlahort oes in I'M
ierer oritten 9lbbilouno gc5eigten no.
bells. Sir oieies eIeeante gtadmit-
tdasfoitiim Dicnt blauer, IN oerielbcn
Sorbe qeHuiiierter gltlas ais 9Pote'
rial. Ser Rod bat Den neuen peg'top.
@ffeft unO lit born orapirt
Das fIeine Sdd6en bat einen Sra
gen lmo &eoers bon eIattem gltlas,
nit llntermanIbetten bon feinenl gat.
tilt. Ser Sbnitt uno Defenders Ger
S6luB 1T b0dbit originea. Gas 5iQe-
ipibte Stiidben 9ottiit. 0as unter
Dem &ailenranO imten bcrDoridaut,
0eutet cine inncrc @eite an, Sdul'
ter uno glerincl iinO Der neueitcn Wlo.
De entipredeno, in @inem geidnitten.
Sin Soquc. garnirt nit ihattirten
BeOern, berpoaitGnoigt oos Soihim.
@oloipibe miro icbr biel bcuuBt an
Sen neuen gl6enofleioern. @s iii oies
cine Soiion, no nit Siberbeit bel
Spibe an eiuem 4leio benubt merOen
fam. @on3s 4leioer bon idpar5er
Spite trifft man an fiir SlbeuotroGi,
ino Spibenblouien peroen 81 Ncn
neren 5traBcufIeioern fir gtadmit.
tagstradt getrageu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03
6ii&auftiun in @tsitsmiinbs.

Der orabtloTe Seleerapb oes 9eudts
tburms .,Rotber Sanb" bat an 6pdts
uonmitta0 oDDlf beimtebrenos Slide
reibampfer gemeIoet. 0as bebeutst
einsn gepaItigen PreiSihIr5. Die
gambler. bic in Der IeBteu guttion,
bet Der bic glaHfruge eroB unb Dns
Qln0ebot aering ipar, penig ooer niGts
Qetouft battsn. beeileu iib, neue
preisperSsi1niIie bruden su lahen,
nm ibre un9liidliAen Gonturrenteil.
cie auF @runb felter geitellungen au9
BEL boben preiieu getauft batten, icBt
BEL Der &unoi9aft brauBen i'm &aioe
gu lhlogen, Spdtefens nit Der lebten
4benOpoF miihen bic neuen @er6ei9.
mile binaus, bdmit iie an nd9Iten.
Morqen bel ben Runben gleih5sitig
nit ben BON Der &onturrena friber
peri6idten tbelirern sSiicben eintrefien.
llnD nun tpieberbolt Iib in ben @roBz
ItGbten oes 8innenlanoes, no immer
HiI66anbluneen unb sSiI6mGrtte iino,
bas qleiHe Spiel bes Gonfurrenjs
tdnpfes. gambler unb @eI9dfte, bic
nod uiht getauft babsn. trillmpbiren
iiber i6re porIorgliden &onturrsnten;
elm tiIr3es Telegromm, Elm Selepbons
ruff un0 in 6 big 10 Stunben i.qen
Iie bem publitum bic biaigersn Slide
Dor. Oft oebt es freiIin aud umges
tcbrt. Damn lit Der 9lugenblid oem
9orIi6tieen giinitig. 9lles bdngt bon
Der Qaune bes W}eeres ab. Gs lit Der
Speuber Der fgiI6e unb beeinfIuBt
aun INNER nod am itdrtiten oie5ii6=
preiIe. Die syifcbe t0nnen ia nidpt BON
einem 3um onbern Sag aufbepabrt
reroen; mas antommt. muB lcsoes
fhlooen peroen; nur friIhe Slide
Tino quite Slide. Su Der Rd6t treffen
nun bic oemelbeten 9ampfer Elm. Die
lanbbuneriaen Wdnni9aften OerlaiIen
Iofort oas S9iff, un 6rauen unb
Rinoer ober aud iene 0daisr auf8u.
Iuden, bic IN @eeItemiiuoe bur9 rotbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-03

Stdrfe Der notbiee Salt oerliebcn it,
QieIc @eiien iperOen 6n irgcno elmer
glrt BON 4oitiim getragcn. 81 eiuio-
hem Sailor.4oitiim fir Dlprgen-
traht, mie 81 reid oer5ierten gah.
mittogsfleioern SeIlt5utoge miro
Gin NcoiCi-arageu III 2einen ocer
Spibc fir mcrIdBli6 crabtet
Iieie Weiten iino immer oeccIlete,
oas beiBt, iie laiien born ben Sols
melt often Syn Der 9ieeel iptro elm
ihmar3eS Sanmetbano I'M ben Sals
getraeeu. Qieie @eiten iino drmel.
los uno fonncn unter irgeno elmer
glouie getraaen peroen. oeren Gors
ocrtbeile einanoer trelI5en Die
anopie, Die GIL oieien nieoliben alei.
olngsitiiden Derpenoet peroen, iino
INNER ungepobnlicb, Oft iogar tolt.
bar, fpie 5linl geilpiel allgelfnopie in
G6rDiopraie, GarneIion, Eopa5, anti.
que palte etc.
Sin einfaden Soilors@oitiimen 1T
oos g1elieite IN Sadet- 6iitter geltreifte
Seioe, Die weiBen @runo bat Strei.
fen in leuhtenOen 5arben Die &onigs-
blau, Orange, gotb lno @meralo
@riiu iino beionoers popular uno Die.
le SeioenItofic iperoen benlBt gum
fSiittern bon Serge llnO Eub'y'ate.
rial. Cine biibife Soee lit es, Elm
Shid BON Der geitreiiten Seioe on Der
arone 0es nie0lid1en @rin.8lteS 5u
baben, ODER als 8e5ug oes Wliniatiir'
Sounenidirmes NIT 5uiammentlapp.
borer ariide. Ser iebt 10 popular it,
Ole Bariierimen iin0 iebr crtolgrcl1
init ARRANGEMENTS oieier glrt TIT iie
bcrIteben cs oos einfodite 4oltiim
die uno apart ausieben 81 MAIDEN
ourh @infielna zines imerparteten
Sarben3uiabes eeraOe on Der rcd)teH
SteIle.
9leioer in Gemititertem WluQ iollen
iiberaus popular weroen. A1breuo
Die 9lode aus @ilfien 0ranien mo
Syal6eln belteben, meroen Die Toillen
Reuers BON rei5enoeit Deilins IN
5piben im0 Stiidereieu niIf8uDciien
6oben. Gin nltramooerues 4leio bic
Ies @enres ieben oie 2eierinuer IN
mierer eriten 9lbbilOuug oargeitelt.
9as W1aterial 5u oenielben lictert
Dhm nit cremefarbigem Sinter-
qriino, aiif Dem oas Wiuiter iid IN
perihieGeneu Shattirngen BON Jiola
ob6ebt 0ie beioen breiteu. einge'
frauiten @olants. Die ben obrren
Gbeil 6es 9lodes garniren, iino gleth
brett Sic Repers, Die oben brett
lin6 imo nab unten au lid Derengen,
treusen iih unterbolb Der 9iitenli-
nie III fihii.artiqem Gffeft. Sie iino
BON aeitidtem @uttiit iUdbreno Der
aroaen BON idmar3em 9ltIas 1T Ger
3uIab bon Shnor3 lit iebr pihtIg an
Dem mooerneu @leioe
Gas itrenq einfohe Toilor,alelo
miro jebt aud BEL inns mr. nod me
liq qeIehen 9anae Belt hobcn oie
amerifauiihcn Ssleioermader nno
@}ulter3ehuer iid gepeigert, Gem