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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-14

Beginning with the statement that
he vas born in the south and grew IN
in q community where the saloon waa
looked upon a. permanent fixture az
was the grocery store or the hotel, and
one really 40 necessary his story never
Jagged In interest TO the end.
He told Of taking his first drink
while at college, and then gave brief
resume Of his life. Six years as pro-
scouting attorney, eight years con-
gresham and then two terms as COVER
nor Of Tennessee. II was while gov
ernor that he took an active part
against prohibition, and as he had
promised when elected, when the legis'
lature passed bill making the state
dry he vetoed IL: II was passed over
his veto. In his veto message he put
forth every argument he thought pos
sible against prohibition, but favored
local option. He was laboring under
the mistaken idea that ait interfered
with personal liberty" Then he illus
trated that our personal liberties were
interfered with daily, and that govern
ments could not exist without this fea-
ture. A citizen is made to drop his
work to do jury duty, to be a witness,
and his liberties are interfered with in
hundreds of ways and necessarily so.
why" he said, "on Pullman you
cannot even spit"
His speech was full of bright as well
as forceful things, and his sentences
short and epigrammatie. He said, 81
am told that am no longer democrat
simply because 1 do not drink but | am
a better democrat than 1 ever was. I
am not intolerant; why, l attended
Catholic parochial school, later Bap-
tist college and am a member of the
Presbyterian church. /"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-14
NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FORM
COLD OR CATARRH, OPEN AT ONCE

dissolves by the heat of the nostrils;
penetrates and heals the inflamed, and
swollen membrane which lines the nose,
head and throat; clears the air pass
ages; stops nasty discharges and feel
ing of cleansing, soothing relief comes
Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight, struggling
for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils
closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh
or cold, with its running nose, foul
mucous dropping into The throat, and
raw dryness is distressing but truly
needless.
Put your faith-just once-in "Ely s
Cream Balm" and your cold or catarrh
will surely disappear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-14
My Cleansing, Healing Balm Instantly
Clears Nose, Head and Throat-Stops
Nasty, Catarrhal Discharges. Dull
Headache Goes.
Try "Ely's Cream Balm. !"

Try "Ely's Cream Balm
Get 0 small bottle anyway, just to try
it-Apply little in the nostrils and
instantly your elogged nose and stopped
up air passages of the head will open;
you will breathe freely; dullness and
headache disappear. By morningl the
catarrh, cold-in-head or catarrhal sore
throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
drug store. This sweet. fragrant balm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-14

People talk about regulatiHe the
liquor traffic. Why you night as well
try 70 regulate the deyif or the nssisas
war;
Speaking Of his democracy, he said,
az have nothing TO say against the re-
publiesa party. Ny friend, DR.. Baker
10 q republican, and / keep silent out
Of regard for him, and for tn. fact that
II Is bad form to speak slightingly OF
the dead. I"
OF the great prohibition convention
held in Columbus last year be said, "As
politician have attended maay con.
ventions, but that is the only one at
which all the delegates arrived sober. I"
OF the saloon and the bootlegger he
made this comparison: "Vice that re-
pels is not dangerous. 1t is the vice
that attracts and lures that is deadly"
He drew vivid picture Of the poor
mountaineer moonshiner sent to prison,
or If he resisted, perhaps sent 10 death
by the government, which means every
one of us here in this hall as well as
the balance Of the country, and for
whati Making whiskyi mol for not
paying the government its part Of the
rake off. If he had paid the govern
ment, you and all Of us would have
protected him."
He had no quarrel with the saloon
keeper. "Many Of them are kindly
and generous-hearted men. The gov.
ernment is to blame, not they"
AT the close Of his splendid address
many prowdad IN tha rlatforn,r to .haLa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-14
SUBPOENA IS SERVED ON
FIGHTING BILL" SMITH

Fighting Bill" Smith, who was shot
in the back in the foothills of Silvertou
several weeks ago by Martin. Johnson
as the result of a quarrel over pig,
was served with subpoena yesterday
evening by Sheriff William Esch by his
deputy, Leon L. Sloper, demanding
Smith s appearance at Wedderburn,
Curry county, at an investigation of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-14
SWEDISH KING IMPROVING.

Stockholm, April liking Gustav
continued to improve today. 1t has
been possible for him TO eat only so
little that he was weak but otherwise
his doctors pronounced his condition
satisfactory. He had several hours
good sleep last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-14

Francisco several months ago charged
with the crime. W. H. Meredith, dis
trict attorney for Curry county, is in
vestigating the matter with the grand
jury and as Smith was present with
Van PeIt at the time of the shooting
he Is wanted to give his testimony.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-14

The average woman never compre-
hends her capacity for happiness until
she has something to be unhappy about
Boston Transcript.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-14

just think what low taxes there will
be hereafter.
Beware the restaurants If any, that
buy and serve those Chinese eggs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-14

The fire into which too many irona
are put soon goes out. Albany journal.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-28

many state commissioners do. And
better still, he makes good use of it in
assisting to build up and improve the
home and property where we are pleas
ed to count HIM a citizen.
In state aid for highways we receive
SIS S2l So. instead of SIS, 175 90, the
bankrupt condition of the state treas
ury not permitting payment of mose
than 76 per cent of what we were prom
Used by the state.
Now as to Income tax, referred TO by
Mr.. Beck; That is pretty much of a
joke when we consider that it is ser
ious proposition. There was collected
in our entire county last year but s.
1853 80. distributed as follows: To the
state Sl75 80, to the county S315.9S. to
towns and villages where collected $527. :
81. BY the operations of this same law,
the year previous. between $400, coo and
$500, 600 of taxable personal property
slipped from the tax roll, to that full
extent falling upon real estate. How
it works elsewhere we have nothing 60
say.
Brother Beck and Secretary Of State
Donald can settle that matter of vera
city with State Treasurer Johnson. If
Mr.. Johnson did ne. give the interview
credited to him he does himself and mis-
fellows injustice by failing to so public
ly state. 1t appears to be another dis
agreement among political doctors.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-28

When, in former article, the CEN
S0R said it presumed friend Beck nos
sessed the ingenuity to prove that YER
non county peoples present tax bur-
dens were but imaginary, it fully meas
ured the proposition, for it will not be
forgotten that an old-fashioned school
master, handy with a pencil, can
prove almost any problem in figures.
And our neighbor and late teacher Beck,
appears to have accomplished that re-
suit in the labored article above. In
fact he does so in double ratio, and we
are forced to the conclusion that our
people are fortunate, indeed, that they
escape as easily as they do, and that
the corporations" pay most of the
taxes due from US, as minated. If
all of our heralded blessings and muni-
licences from the state were really paid
for (they are mostly gifts as shown
above) there would not be property
sufficient in the county TO make good
the levy. What grand and fatherly
state we have to thus confer all these
favors and ask only in return the trifie
of 800. $40 50 more than 100 per cent
greater than last year. Yes, we are a
favor lot! Just the same, the concrete
fact is that the people of Vernon cour-
ty are called upon to pay more than
double the amount of state tax over
last year CT practically the same items.
while the county levy is less than year
ago. No amount of argument can
change these facts. On good portion
of the farms the tax is so to 100 per
cent greater than last year or year
previous.
The facility of q nimble pencil
shown respecting three items above re-
ferred to-county asylum Sl2, 953 IS,
county fair premiums 81, 092 40. motor
vehicle licenses 1892 6S. These items
in no respect are computed in the an
nual tax levy either by the county or
the state, and a wide point is strained
to make showing when included in
Mr.. Beck's figures. With as much pro-
priety might we include Mr., Beck
S., 900 salary drawn from the state, as
an item chargeable to our county. Al
so the local game warden I'D oil in
spectors salaries, and many other items
that are no part of the tax levied d.
rectly against US and have no bearing
in the discussion. Personally, we re-
joice that Mr.. Beck receives this salary;
we believe he earns it If any of the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-01-28

IIlSedS u
Offer Their Services Free Of Charge
The United Do,tors. licensed by the
State of Wisconsin are experts in the
treatment of diseases of the bload. liver,
stomach. intestines, skin. nerves. heart
spleen, kidneys or blgd3er, diabetes
oed-wetting, rheumstis sciatics, tape
worm, leg ulcers, appendicitis, gall
stones, goitre, piles, etc, without op-
GRAFTON, and are toe well known in this
localits to need fur her mention. Lab
oratories, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Call
and see them. German and Scandinav-
ian spoken.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11
eunsert In sscabDOa.

Sm GoBeriiaale oes 9Seabo0ps
Sniiihts noDm acitcrn Gin Gpflus
non Gon3erieu reIi0ioier imo cr5ic.
teriihcr 9lnur ieincn 9lniang Ger
groBe Gbor Der St. GauIus : airhe
fiibrtc oic Ntuiif DER ougliIauiigben
Stride oui nobocm 0err Nlire0
@ilIarO, Ger tii6ii9e Seiter oes
Gbors. cine fur5c 9lnipro6e aebalten
bette. Sic orci S,opttbaiIc Oieier
N}uiif maren pertreicn: 0ic anaben.
iiiume, bic @}iiif 0eS UottesOienlieS
imO Der gciitli6e @elong. Sn Der ers
ten Waitnp purOe @enoelsiobn's
uGb ior Toe miHgS Of Gooe" uno
NopOns .@it6 %er0urc cIo0" aus
0er DShopiin1" 9eiingcn sllS
1hciIe bortc man Die uTcriicleS~
b0bn iutcreiioni; %iolter mo 2tai.
ncro Maauiiicot iu9. Ger geiitli-
die @eiana mar ourd cin SScrf uon
8. g. 5labertS. ySciiL l;ricelcB
Sreailre.~ Soil @lnooenina Si0bt
eot @artiu .2Jea E6oug6 Z moIt~
ppN Smli9,n mo ~SD 9ab9lon's
SSa0e~ Don %ouNoo Der jcocniolls
ais Gomoponiit Oigisr Gaitlus niut
vieleu betaHnt mar
IaS CONCERT biloete iiir oeH G6pr
einen iaDr idoHeu Griolg. @elouoers
fir ieincu Iirigenten IS mltrOe
fmiWpIl mo llt gciingcu
'9llli SieniiaA BEN 24. Sebrhar
Miro Ser Cher Ner uGitMu &laee
Synagogue" Die bebrdii1e @Adif
our6iibren Dian bofit, Oam nit
Der fatboliisben unO lui6eriidcn
8irGe oieicn GDtIus fort5uiebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11

peageihleppt luorOen iei rno BOB lie
ihlieBlib auf eincn9abu5ig gebrod't
pur0e glls iie DON anoeren Fallas
diereu pernonimcu bo6e, Dab iim Der
3ua in Scr 9ld6e bon 9oltimorc be-
finoe iei tie ab9eiprlmgcn 9lcNr
tomte @raure0ih niht oon ibr en-,
ia6ren oa lie offenbar 6urdt bate
get60tet 81 mer0en, penu tie m2Ar
Dcrratbeu niiroe
Sn Scptembec lcbtcn Sabres uor
ser ioeenauutc Boron in 9lcp Yort
regcu @roBoiebitablS uerbaitet ic-
Oodl lpegeu YepeiSmangel5 wieoer
ireiHcaiicn wor0en. Eic 9lgenten
0es Suits Departments iin0 ieBt i'm
geiig elmer gln5obl @rieie, ipcIde ods
NidOhen ron Dem Baron erbaltcu
battl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11

pd1lte ARRANGEMENTS Gomitc bciiebt
aiis Sen folgenoeu @crren So6n
Smtie 5o9n $ Shmiot Gb. DcIp,
gSm Soma, q y. Greter S Nlabn
ino 0'eo Ntnnelmonn
2 Gentichcr lluterltiibuugs
@nn0.~
Ser a9llotteGiiiritt 9lr il5. =.
ll.9~ 5ielt aeitern 9Ibeno inter
@oriib Oes grdiiocnten Soiep6 Bid
uno oes Setretdrs SnliiS 9obler
ieue SiBuug ab. III iuelher beihloi.
len mltyoe iidl MN wie0er oem ulln
dbbduaieen @iiraerperciu aus Dem
ser 0iitrift ieiucy 3dt auSgeireteR
mar nni's 9leue au5nihIicBeu Ieo
&eterea uiW0en ! neue Nlitglie0er
prgcldlagcn uao 2 nligenomnen.
Die 9Subl Der gleprdicu:onten ptr
@litie Ular5 itaiiiinoenoeu 9e5irfs
@ou0ention in u%odrein'S Sale
bate iolaeuoes Grge6uiB: Geleairie
SSobn gus imO SuliMs 6 NobIer.
itelbertreteuoe Celegiric Ctto &lit
uno Mil6elm Glpersfird.
81 Der lcbicn @eriannlhma ocs
.DiitriftS 9}r. 1874. 9. ll.@." inter
@oriib oeS Grdiioeutcn @u @oer
nn0 Oes SetretGrs &o6ert 1obiaS
3ie6m purocu neben Grleoiaung Der
@eihdite ais Ielegirie str 6onueu
tion gSm Noer mo Aofob 3i0 ais
ieiu Stelloertrcter crrudblt.
pGboIio N10nnerdor.
sSn @iosmiaer's Sale. an Der
Gentroi-9luemie biclt geiteru g(6cuo
Ger rEbolia Nidnncrhor" ieine lpo
hcntlidc Sibuna mo Suoihnoe.
Sir ben nabitc @ohe iiattiinoenoeu
Wlosfenbol mtrocn bic lettcn 9or.
bereihm0eu ectroficn imo peripridt
ocrielbc eiuen groBen Grfola. Gas
Arrangements Gomitc pcriommeIt
iih udhlien Solnltaa in Der 8ereins.
1allc, mn Die Iebtcn glnoronun6en 3u|
trciicu Grei ncue W}italieocr. cin
aitipcs inio 5nei paiiipe wuroen ouf-
genonlmen. ginc Ginln0ung ocs
p9Irion~ mitroe auGcnomnen. @rdii.
Oent Sobn Stod iiibrtc oen @oriib
uuo Sefretar Geo. SimmeIbeber oas
%rotoIolI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11


0rei weiBe aiIabeu BON pier gieaeru
im nor6liheu Staottheil unit
.Qleiicrn ottadiri slnarlii AZ.
ida6 obuc ieoe llriane. Alor
tin imo oroues allc6lcorn iluci
@riioer. iu st. Sufos Nopiio.
lluermiioIid tbdtig 1T sic e0li3ei
oes norolibeu 2iitritts uier 9lc9crn
ouf Die spur 5u fouuueu wclhe 8e
iteru slbeno gegen S llbr an Der Cat
StrdBe, 3luiihen 20 lmo 81. StraBe
cinen ieigen 9Iuariif AMI orei meiBe
iinae 2eute, ndmiib auf glartin Aig
GleurD un0 C5ropes DlcGlenrp, BON
Jtr 262O. Nuntilaton-9Iueunc ino
oeu IN 9Sr. 29t5, @inltington9Ip 9Ipeuic
mobnbaiten Glarence 8oitcn, inter
uabnen lmo Sic genounten nit Nlci
icrh attotirien Iic orei anoben
aingel an oeu 9te9crn poriiber no
purocH oDne leoen 10rlUo pom oen'
ielbeu onaeariiien Oie beioen 9gii
Der @lcGlearD iulr0en IN Die luitc
Seite. oid)t inter Dem glrni oeiiohen,
wdbreno Soften mpcrlebt cnttauI
Wlartiu mur0e ii Ger Epl5eianlbu
Ion5 oes n6roIihen Iiiiritts nad Dem
St Sntaa Noipital iibernI0rt oa er
am lhlimruiicn perlcst iuar. pdbreno
oeiien @ril0er ndh Dem Spren5inI
mer oeS Or 9loscoe. BON yir 2i4S,
N1orDlancs9luemle aeprodli uuroe
gladoem ibm bier elm gloibuerbauo
oiigclegt poroeu mar muroe auh cr
nod Dem bereits erpobnten Soipital
gebrahi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11

Seim 0elirWen monotllGen rrler
oes u6reoitleutc 9ereins4 murOe TN
Sotel Gmerion sic Nopptonpradle
olIrd Socrrn SalneS @. Gfapuon i'll.
oen Setretdr OeS 9urreou@creiuS,
ge6olten 3nr lluterbaItuno truo
Der @leeGln60 0es @crcinS 0urG
mehrere Gortrdae bei
Der Gicrpreis lit inn einen Gcut
aeiodeu Gier puroen aeitern en-.
oros 5un greis pom 27 Gcms pro
GnBaiO perfouit IND pcrouSiihtlid
miro 0ieier @reiS Die udHifen laar
onbolten
Ter fot6oliide ct. %otridS Ghib
6ielt gcitern Abeno IN ocr Sebmann
Safe cine Son5linierhalhmg bcl
peldlcr Ser Eauso sum @ormis pers
boten lpor0en mar Ter @r1iiocnt
boiic ooS Gerbot idon oli sen oils.
geiqnoieu GuulaMni0au permerter
loilcn
@iiuof So1n @0rohsr Niurrm
bieIt Qeiieni gI6eno inn @iorrGaus Scr
Ct 9ln0rewairde an ser @reIlou,
uno Gbeiier. SuaBe por Der Nlorr.
Iano.Gouieren5 ser Ct gln0rem Brit
0cridait icinc HaAraSoniprahe
llntcr BEN gtuipiSen ser @cili9cu
9lamenSgeiellihoit iinoen 1eute NOR.
aer lu0 ON 6rciioa A5eno in Al.
bau9h5 S6eaier &oriielhtngcn iintt.
Del melden nSAe @oiutp Wliuitrels"
sur snaiIii6un1 0clonoeu mer0en
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6cin 9e9cn ibrer @eleiIe nui Der Gal.
lom slpemc aif Elm unUor6eraeiebe.
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5nwrouenient Gompanp" IL aiu rcr.
prodenes SSegeredlt cine slQcD mti'
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bobn0eieuidoit heiacrt i'd, ami Die
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1af oerlelbcn il leAcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11
2lniteruipnpcr Ocr SricOcnoosmcinOe.

Ger critic Soa Ocs 9lultern- Sou.
pers mo @a5arS ser eDangeliid,l Ill
sberiitcn 6rieoens .0jeueiuoe in oen
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porOen mar lpuroe geitern 9l6cno
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per mar in better gSeiie 5ibercitet
mo ali Sen uerinicOcneu Serfoiii9
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ihait aeiban.
SolgenOe goncn t6otcu geitern
9l0e3i9 i6r s9eites, Inn oie cridjienenep
@1itc Git beirieoiacn 6rm Glcmcns,
5rau Snuocrtnarf, 1Srou Sriih,
Srnu Soau0, Sran Gnid 6rou Sdn
Ter, Srmn 2outerbodl 6rou &iltiMcr.
SrQu Niltber. Srau So6onues, Srou
Noitcr Srou @olentiu Srnu N}ul.
Ter Srau 0lol5, Srou Shro0er 6rat
5drcincr Srau Better. Srai 9Icin
Srou 9reI 6rou Bartlett SRI
Sdubert SRI Shrooer 5rl@lartilL
Srou Gelbcr, ,Sran Nabl mo Srau
Soiinolun
Ser bcHiige glbelo iii Der 5ipaite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11
6iinfu6rtbee in Der WemaIoegIns
ltellung.

Der td0lib lp1brenO Ser Eaucr Der
@emaIoe.9Insiiealna 5eitoenoiIiidcr
amerifoiiider aimitler i'm Fcoboou
Snititut bon grarioien @0oheu uno
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geltIid oarsereidte u8iinhi1rt6ee"
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ocu 9luSitelhngs .Ndlnilihteilea ole
nit (Senuatmung BON oen 3ilac
ii1u0niB iiir oaS ipcilperbreiieie Nc
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an ipdten 9iahmiiioac @ebralid So
maden. Gie 9lomen ser iudhreno
Ser founenoen Iaac ais ~Nebcn
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9ieuIing Sri, g gSort1inatou 9oa
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uiuiou. Nrmi q Gowin gShitennu
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nell Nliller, Sran Gborles 81. 9loein
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gl a. g Iohnic Sri ejd0 y 0rolr
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&eggs Srau &. GpaiS Spgrru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11
gruIleu niat fritiiirt iucrSen.

Scnrp g .@eudcus o6ree 9ouce elm
Corn i'm 9Iuae Ser 9reoiger
lIniou. Des sdrei6ers beiBan.
Oc aritIf ihaoct ange6licb oeu De.
iormbeiire5lnaeH Soil a6ge.
idladltet wer0en wie Ste 9ieroi.
5ei9gt~-
Ger Nlppetit toniut 6ei'm Gnen
aaH bat Die 9Sreoiger Union bel
Ger uSun4 iuioiern enen griolg er.
5ielt ais oieie Setting Dem @umide
ser ltIiou Die ,er5iehcriicben~ Bier
gIH3eigen CHS ibren Spalteu 5u pcr-
bannen bereitpilligit uod9efomlncn
1T lno i6ou perlautet, Dab iib sic
Union 5u einem peiteren Shritte rii.
iiet Gieier 5pcite Sdritt rid3tct ii,0
olge6lih sesea Die IN Der u5peiirg
Sim" criheincuoc .Grec &oncc" mo
enilueoer ioa Ser Shrciber Oieier
ouiiionten Spoltc Sr SenrD &.
Nlcuden, aciiir5t ooer abcr 0ie Bel.
hmg ihorf getaoelt werOcn
@r 0lcnden pIlegt Die ehUos oa
5ii iiberciirigcn @crtcter pes aeiitl
men StanocS, pelhc 3nr Soric ser
io0enannten 9leiormer 5ohIen, bon
3cit 5u 2eit in iatDriider @eiie an.
3ugreiicu mo Oieies lnntcriaugen ili
ibm anaebliH bel ser &rcOiaer.lhiion
ii5eI an9citrieben moroen gs muroe
beruorscboben ooB 0ic nSreie Can
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pcIhe iid beniiben cine iddriere
Giilbalrmg Der Sonntn0soeiebe ein-
Slfiibrcn un0 peldje 9egen Segrego
tion oes &oiicrS fdmpfcn Sic Niit
QIio0cr Der @re0i0cr lhion ltcIen
idl aui oen StaHOpunft, 0oB 0eror-
tige 9rItifen niHt IN ciner SETTING
iollten Oa 0ieielbcu oroBen
ShoNcn auridten f6nnten Gs miro
ierHer Der betreiicnocn 3citluia scr
GorlpurI 9enod)t oaB iie 0urh oiele
Spalie peril4e, oui 5ci0cnSdultesn
l2aiier 3u tragcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11

lleher5ciat onuon 0oB C5eurRe 9N
Ssgooobp. ser in .Gmnd Some
ono Suiiunotp froat oaruieoeg
lic0t Der 9l}onu mt Ser pon osn 9'e
boroer Uon fenia C6ip ited6ricilih
periol9t miro, bceab iid se0ern Sdc
riif ~ 2 DlcGaliiicr non Greene
0ouuip. Cbio nod 9lnnapoli5 nn
BON @ouDernelW eiolosboronah Sic
noibi9eu MeaniniionS Agapere iiir
ocn Hrontul 5n eroHacn Ner 5dle
rtii irai acliern @oriuittod bier eiit
mo one 9eidrcibnna peldt cr Uoi
ocul @oiiciiicn SAB ioa 1ol5 sennl
nit Oer NeS SsGooobD iibercniiu
men SSli oen lesieu laaeu ioIlct
mie geltern bctouni muroc bic bic
liaen @ebcimpoliliiien eineu 1icio-
grnpA IN Dem 2ronieu3nunier oes
SS0ooobu dnaebrodi mo onae5liH
gGueiSnaiorinl seaelt ocn Ar0tteu
crlanai 6o6en Seine &erpau0ieii
heiireiteu oaB Ct Ser Qlnun iit ser
IN aenia aeiidt miro Ger |oiicnt
iieht lniter oeln @eroadlt. an mchrc
rem Sdminocleien iheilocfonuueu 3i
habcu olirt melhe 0ie Osborn @om
INN $4,000 qeihd0iat muoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11

Ger Canton 9lpenne yei6. luo
Spor&ereiu~ bielt geiicrl gI6euo IN
ieiuem 2ofol 9lr. 1925. Goutonglpc,
ieine id6rlihe @eneraIpcrionlnlun1
lui0 9comtcmuo6l. Ger @eihdiiSbe.
ridt 0es lebtcn Sa6res lantete iebr
giinItig, lmo pertbciIte ser &crein
cine IipioeuOe bon 6 Gro5ant an iei.
ne Dlitalieoer Ger llmiat nobnl i'm
leBtcn Sabre eineu be0eutenOen glui.
idluung 1ic einuobmen oes leBs
ten Sabrcs belieiel Iih aiii $40, ,70l.
p mo ole 2usga6en aui $4Ai72.9i.
70 ooB eiu Stafeu6eiiauo bon ST..
52S.3i perbleibt. Gos Wui6a6ei1
Gouto meiit $75,SS6.65 auf im0 oos
GerbinoIiHfeits.Gonto $74tS3.27. 10
oaB ein lle5erihnB BON $i7033S Dor
6anoen lit Sic geamtenuahl erso5
iolQenoes 9leiiltot: Sobu @olier.
mon Erdiioent; Is. Nloiilsr Nicc.
@rdiioent; s. 9obn Sdotmeiiier;
a. 9in0emanu .Satretdr s. Goe.
reit Goutrolelr IaS Girettorhlnl
beitcbt aus Den iolaeuOeu Serrcn:
So6u 29oIfermou 6. Nlauler. 3.
9o6u q Sulosnonn 5. Gpcrett. ".
Sieaf 2. 9reebod. 3. Shlmuu. s.
9uoOeneicr, g.4onunorm A.@ousb,
8 Better 9iehts6eiitano ocS Der
EMS lit Die 9lmuoltsiirino 0ennig.
0onlen Stein imo 1enniebanen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-11
Snoclt nie lSolisci6e60roe.

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4oIi5eibeb0roe cin zhreiben seianot
III ipelhcm er Sic NauohmoSwaile
Ser Eoli5eiGomntiiidre fooelt iuoeu
oieielbcn benz &nli3iiicl Mlanrire
eeoic ieiuer3eit erlonbien enaen
Gmipicr 0es uNorooeHiiHen Slo0or
81 beiuden mo aui ocmielbca Bier
81 fauRn oo 0ies cine llebcrirciins
Der 9unOes geiebe iii sSr oenl @rieie
nIadt Der 3olleinncbmer 0ieIrobu1g
oaB i'm 6olle Elm @oltimorer 4oIBilt
ivieoer Den @erhld modem ioilte mf
einem oiipldn0iiAen Imupier 2ier
3I fauien oeriel6e pon ben @imoes
bcb6roen SIR Nchenihait 1eioAeli
meroen miro, Slri noh0cM &calc
ieiue @icrcint0uie oili Dem ~gioro
Oeutiden SloDo" Ioupicr 4Nrani
firt~ 1enIaht batte. lieB er iid BON
Dem &oli5ilien 9barlca Gict pom
iiiolihen Iiiiriti in ciner SSiri9idlalt
trattircn 0r beidmerte lldl ibqr oe
nSreigebiafeit" oes @olijineu 2ies
bei ocn @oli3ei 6ommllidreu uo pic
sSolae oaOon mar DoB beiaHntlidl
Die9 airs oem 'EolBcioienit eniIalicp
muroe.