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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-15

And now the Irish Nationalists are
arming to resist the uprising of the
Orangemen of Ulster, which has evil
IDENTIFY been set by the latter for to-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-15

What became of the New Haven
millions promises to become as ia
NOUS q mystery, thinks the Cleveland
Plain Dealer, as the location of Capt.
Kidd's buried treasure,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-15

Every day in congress is like every
other day; much talk, little action.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-15

marriage license was issued today (,
Milton E. Scheckner OF st. Louis and Vers
E. Agard of Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-15

Made-to-order two-piece suits. $16-sQ
Ol6f EkberE, 7o0 Kan. Ave.-Adv.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

The war is costing Germany five
million dollars day and they con-
tinue to fight ferociously. The Ger
mans figure that they must win or
their country will be reduced from
one of the greatest powers on earth
to one Of the least. If the Allies win,
the Kiel canal across the Danish pen
insula will be turned over to Denmark.
The canal furnishes a splendid harbor
for the German fleet The canal d.
vides the strength of the feet Of the
allies. If Germany loses, the forts
will be RACED and the great Krupps
plant will be destroyed. Besides, the
German war ships will be dismantled.
Belgium will be rewarded for what
that country has suffered and many of
the foreign possessions will be divided
up among the successful powers. When
the war is over, no matter what the
result may be, the map Of the world
will be altered to such an extent that
we will all have to study our geogra-
ply lessons again. Germany is pre-
pared to finance the war for at least a
year and there is little prospect that
the conflict will end within that per
iod.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

Fverv man ought to have hobby
and this applies to the women as well.
Keen ont of doors as much as possible.
Take pm interest in the lawn or gar
den. If you have place for chickens,
get few full-blooded birds and COM
pete with Major Person and other fan
ciers at the Mid-winter fair. Any
one can become an enthusiast of some
out of door work or sport. If you have
business in town and own a farm, i'm
prove your land and spend your leis-
ure hours on the pillow or binder. A
little good, honest work will not hurt
anybody. c. Aurland can tell you how
to become a successful "plate glass"
farmer. This is not intended as a
joke, either. Get dog and spend
some time every fall hunting. There
is no better sport in the world than
getting out on our North Dakota pra-
tries after chickens or in the hills for
ducks. Women should learn to bring
down the birds as we'll as men. These
bridge parties are all right, but not
in it with the out of doors pleasures
If you want to keep young, throw
away your sewing basket and invest
in a gun. There are several women
in Minot who can "wipe the eye" of
many of our male nimrods.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

corn he had hauled to Minot that day.
The load was q pretty sight with its
big uniform golden ears. Mr.. Den
planted the corn May 8 in spot we'll
protected by trees and cultivated the
crop six times. This is the first year
he has raised corn to any extent, tho
the seed was that which he has been
breeding up for three years. When a
North Dakota farmer can get more
than hundred dollars an acre from
his corn crop, it shows that he is no
SLOUGH at the business and that this
crop is becoming one of the most i'm
portant in this section.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

The Minot Normal school started
operations Tuesday, one hundred
thirty students enrolling the first
day. Pres. Crane and his excellent
faculty had the machinery Of the in
stitution running like clock work the
first day and no time was lost in get
ting down to business. Pupils are
enrolling every day and the attend
ance promises to be double what it
was last year. The Northwest is
proud Of this school and the record
that was made the first year. Every
one Of the 1913 graduates hold first
class positions paying high saalries.
No young man or young woman can
do better than take course in this
institution. No tuition and there are
plenty Of places about the city where
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01
DON'T WASTE FOOD.

Compared with many folks, Ameri-
cans, even those who have little, are
wasteful. 1t has been said that a
French Peasant could subsist on what
an American worker throws into his
garbage can. He certainly could on
the waste in the average American
home.
A little figuring will show that now
is a good time for all Americans to
study economy-and to practice it.
Europe usually has to import 600,-
100000 bushels of wheat. She could
eat corn but Europeans are prejudic-
ed against it. Now in all the world
there aren't 6OO,OOO,0O0 bushels of
spare wheat that Europe can get at
any price.
Thanks to bumper crop, Uncle
Sam has 3OO,00O,O00 bushels that he
can spare if somebody will arrange to
carry it across. The rest of the
worlds wheat surplus this year won't
amount to 1OO,OOO,0OO bushels.
With 100000 Europeans engaged
in killing each other, hunger, grim
and dire, must soon press heavily on
that war-mad continent.
Humanity as well as business should
prompt us to be ready with as much
food as possible for Europe's relief. It
is sinful as well as foolish while mil
lions of other folks, our brethren, are
furnishing.
The war will inevitably make food
prices hieher, which means that it will
be wise for each of US to begin now
to cut down on table frills.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

Last week we mentioned Ole Den as
one Of the farmers who had grown
especially fine corn. Mr.. Den grew but
8 acres Of corn. Minnesota 10. but he
will realize no less that $3.50 from the
small field. He informs us that it
yielded seventy bushels per acre and
he is selling all that he has to spare
at $1.5O per bushel. He showed us a
check for $3.50 Monday that he had
received for just one load Of the ear
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

We are surprised that so many peo-
pie die of mushrooms. The very fact
that there are two kinds, and one
deadly, should make everybody steer
clear Of the stuff. There are so many
of wholesome things to eat,
potatoes, steak, peaches, bread and
butter, catfish, ham and eggs, waffles,
chickep-well, the list is too long, but
we simply ask, why not let mushrooms
grow and rot in the woods. Beware!
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

1t is presumed that the Mid-winter
fair will again be held in Minot dur
ing the coming winter. 1t is not too
early to plan for the big show. The
premium list can be arranged just as
well now as later, giving the farm
ers an opportunity to select their ex-
hibits at leisure. The Mid-winter fair
has been a great success and its pop
ularity grows yearly.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

Summer is going in blaze of glory.
Oh, the gorgeous salvias and asters
everywhere. Really beautiful
world, and no wonder all want to
stay here as long as possible.
September strews the woodland DER,
With many a brilliant color;
The world is brighter than before,
Why should our hearts be duller?
All right, old October, walk right
along, we are ready for you.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

Three cases of pure happiness came
under our observation this week. A
barefooted child with a rag doll in an
old cart. Four youngsters of three,
rolling head over heels down a grassy
hill. A man with white shirt and CT
gar pushing the baby in it's little car
rage along the sidewalk. It was Sun
day and he was taking his morning
stroll after the labors of the week
while his devoted wife was in the
kitchen preparing the chicken TO,
dinner.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

Talk your best everywhere. Too
much poor English, even among edu-
Gated people. What is the use of
grammars and dictionaries if we do
not use them? Parents at table
should discuss every topic in simple
style that children can understand.
They are educated by the conversation
of home and street. If you read or
hear good story, let it contribute
to the family happiness, and set the
table on roar, as they say, laughter
helps digestion. Encourage cheerful
ness.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

Two classes of folks will 60 to the
great San Francisco fair in 1915,
those who have been to California, the
Golden, and those who enjoy big ex-
positions. We must confess they are
a little tiresome, but this will have
some new features. There will be
low rates so we advise our frugal
friends to begin to save, and take the
trip. See all you can in this short life,
foolish to hang about home to hoard
money for relatives to squander. All
aboard!
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01
10 CENT ''CAsCARETS"
IT BILIOUS OR COSTIVE
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and BoWels-They
work while you sleep.

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
ton, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage in a swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misely-indi-
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything That is
horrille ani rnrseating. A Cascaret
tonight will give your constipated
bowels thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning, They
work while you sleep-a 1O-c, at los
from your druggist will keep YOU feel
Ing good for months.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

Minot has too many colored resi-
dents who have no visible means of
support. We might try the plan adj
opted in several of the other cities in
compelling them to register, giving
their lines of employment and names
of employers. All of those who can
not give satisfactory excuse for their
existence, ought to be compelled to
move on.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

The Association Of Commerce has
done considerable for Minot and there
are plenty Of opportunities for this
organization to do more. The old
Commercial club performed a promi-
nent part in getting the Normal
school located here. It financed the
Better Farming movement when it was
first started here and has worked
tirelesslyg to get the proper county
funds to keep the work going. The
association is now working in the in
terests Of the immigration movement
with some success. The Association
should go after one or two things at a
tine and keep pounding away until
these are accomplished. i Fl.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01
Secretary Hollenga in the East;

d. S. Hollenga, secretary Of the As
ISOLATION Of Commerce, is spending
the week in the vicinity Of Fulton, ILL.,,
where he has hopes Of inducing num-
Der Of wealthy Holland farmers to 10
cate in this section Of the state. Mr..
Hollenga is q native Of Holland him
self and will "talk Dutch" to these
farmers in . convincing manner.
The secretary is enroute to Cincin-
natl, o., where he will attend the con-
vention Of the National Executives Of
Commercial Bodies and attempt to
land the 1915 convention for Minot.
He has good assurances that this can
be accomplished. On his way to Hi
nois he stopped at three Minnesota
cities, where he delivered lectures IL
Illustrated by the moving pictures Of
Minot and vicinity.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

Constipation, indigestion, drive
away appetite and make you weak and
sick. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea restores the appetite, drives away
disease, builds up the system. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets.
5g Coy Drug Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

Ward county could do no better
than 10 convert the Ward county fair
property into demonstration farm.
The land can be bought at a very reas-
enable price. Trees could be cultivat-
ed about the place and the various
crcr; grown according to the best ro-
tation methods. Plenty of good horse
flesh at the county farm and the work
could be done with but little addition
al expense. Our own farmers would
take an interest in the results obtain
ed and strangers coming here would be
given an opportunity to see what can
be grown on our North Dakota farms.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

students can earn their board and
some besides. Don't pass up getting
this training because of lack Of funds.
Pres. Crane and his committee will be
glad to assist you.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01

A fine big boy was born to Mr.,
and Mrs. Yri Sunday night.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
gle6eradf ser oearioem griessnadridten.

Sn Der Oritten @9nie bes aricee Ocft scau Gna-
lamb gdeen Jclo5nge MAIDEN bic Sentheu nnierOrOeaid
dnel 6Oridritte sic iHO eiuer 6r eoubon fommen0en
Scruer Sepce niole berets in Der lmae6ung Din.
rden an8eIonat. Die Neu0bner 9infrdcn nu6 Bon.
ogne flie6en in ponde 9ngit
Der Seridt Oes oentdn @enerolfobeS crfart oah oie
%erbHnOdn meif nab norSwcitld ellie 5uridaei6la.
geH mnrDcn nno lduere &ernlte crittcM
Bur Gee 6aben sic Seniden g9aifen wieocr einn0l e
slan5enoeu Grug errnnsen Die oentide goiidot in
gSabn9Ou bat ansefinOgt BAH bic @eidHbe Der oeudn
6etung Sfugtau in aiandnn 6as brihihc Sdludtdiff
pSrinmp6" aufr 0eedt eeieb 6a6en %On ben ecmeIOeu
aapitnuons S6dtcu Siugtuhs it aliO Oiieubar peue u
merteu
gnd bic Sopana 6aben ucr Sfugton 0reasidiff Der-
oreH Der NreBcr gSota6i9o0 I ouf cine Nlne nnb auf
%on Der ans 2S4 9taicOcru 6eite6n6eu 9emanunuB
Ben ein Oifi5er unO 3mSlf 9aun eerettci
Se5aad Der @anpie an oem Otlid. 5segsi6aipIat
amen strrn 8eriu iouOb me gon gicn pie6cr 6Sda
ermntgigcnoe Wconn8eH. Sn llmee6nne gSoridan
wie BON %r8emgSl 6aben bic ntid 5terreAIdm Srlwpeu
ben 5eno 5urhdeeidoaeu.
Die Sarfci bat bic 6orOeTnue GnalanSS bic oentidle
gemannnng bcr Der @urtC seianften Oenen Nrencr
u@Ucbeu" nun uSreSan" 81 enaoieu o6gedaeeu Der Sin.
trtt Der Sare in ben arieg dem Onmit ciHen Sdriit
naber eeradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Situation im@hen unOerandert
9iirtei ueit Gn9lanO's 5OrOeruu9 ab
spsiaroepel6eu Oes ..9eutfdeu eorrerpouOeuteu.

Berlin, 10. EftU6er. ga1 Serdten rnITideu
in garidan OpenOnen in @Ou muOens 100000
9mIcn She'll GS mauee beoeuih ~ meOiHidu Ianareu
geOasrtn nuS bic Suipdlr in &ieu Mpn nnO auOereu
Srten iuS Hberfaat
Die SffHiOe in Galisn madt ene 5uritte ubrHb Oes An
afs aaF %r5emps poru bic yuu 10000 SUoH nuO %er
mNn6eten.
9lc0pltcn i'm 6anaus.
9mT6e Sppen grHarabien fnO Ganfains sanot
nOr6H GeuOlteu auseebrOden Fuo.
9nfeu 6nbeu @longc Cii5an
Bic 9mRen 6aben Sdmereicn, Srnppsn6dlc 81 Oeoni-
reu. narea nHmerdeu ebeeu6ei 9neH fs6
ii %aridan Gii3ieren nnS ltnteroff3rcn
Sicscs5nDerFht in Berlin
Su Der Oeniben 3eids6aupttaO cruar nUerfdtd ban
enerul Smoen6me oehde IN 9nadFOIen,
ben Sies OdDOniragen UrO
@hnite Glemeutc fir Sie 0ntden.
Der GrOf6tonien &orngol gerie 6Hicrn bic dao
tide SmaDn in SHoaira NIB bic epDltH Suben ales Dies
mirtt 5uiammen, gertrancu Der 0ntden 6cben.
Ser GOniaHtuOpd engegangeue Nadrdten ldreu ban
GrOFbriuuen brei gaouue ARaIa na nOieH gan6t 6
2Ber6t Oes Oeutf6em G,emerdrtaGs.
gcrlim 49, Sober (aber eonoon) Der 6ettde @eneral.
Fab 0esem 2anm bic nodaeuOc ofe0 GrtIdrnus
0fnhid
u0 augri 0es 6uOss @cfId np uorSmetld ellie FnO
nnr Srnppen nrHdoedagn WOrou Der 6enO bat Idue
%erIuf erlten.
gn Dem 0hIdeu aees@anp lat 6le6t Oc siuotoH nnOn-
oer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

8 ofio. Sopon 10 Cfiober
es miro 6eridtet ooB aiaiaidaa
Don etneni Soifm betrofieu puroe,
melder pen SaHoiugspier 8eritorie
3mon3ia lopdniidlr Qlairoiep er.
tranfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

liy0FtiesaHa iis6s s, seits.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

4aris loS3uitiiruen. @lcid)3eiiia
piirOe Ser iran5oiiibe 6lii0cl, welder
bei Siae por0rinat it eriIte @eiabr
fouinlen ungQngcn 5l mcrocn Mon
iiir6iet. oaB oie 0cntideu bel ellie
mtr 0eS Sheincs bal6er 8lriidacben
inn oic Sran5oien in cine 6o1c 5u
lodeu.
Qic ibmeren oeutiden 9lrtiaeric
aeitbiIbe lpeldc nor Qlntmerpen be
mlbt muroen, Uer0cn an Die oeltide
Sinic porgeidobeu, @roBe Oeuti4e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

Eruppennaiicn iUeroeil an oie 5ront
gebraht m1brenO cine neue Arnee
bel N0ouront geiammeIt miro. Din.
tirhcn iit porIduiig nod pollfommcn
rubig, trob0cm man lid Die 8efabr
elmer Ginnabme Dcrgegenmortiat,
Der gluicit6alt III oen @Nrir6au3un.
oeu ser &erbiInoetcu lit ialt uner.
oa a6lte. 91ebel ino 5eid.
tiateit i6letbte ianitdre &erbdlmine
pcriiriaht 6aben.
(0uFtiesaHg iie9e 6. seite.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
iIlDit hblidD,
TranS6Fitbes Griegs6u.
reaa meIOet syOrti8ritle
3ipiid)en 0lrrns tmo Oiupe
umb bel ct. Nyaibiel.

Ole bclaii@c glruec ion oerieIben
Saeae 5ufoIae, bon Ger britiiaen
6Iotte unteritiiBi, sic Dediaen
Del 9sieupport 5uriidaciaIoaeu
6a6cn DeutiOiciuoIides Dor.
9cban giuiHaaicus. Dic sal.
ttua Der Eiirfei-
&arfS, IS, 0ftober Gas
6cute gI6eHo 5u ipater Stlnoe bonn
ariegsbureml crlaiicne Bulletin loi-
tet:
uSu @elaien iiuo 9lugriiie oer
Deutiheu 8uiihen g}icupert uno
Girmioe BON Der belaiiben glrmee
3uriidgeidooeu Uor0en melhe DON
Ser britiiden 8lotte mirtiam inter
itiibt wuroe.
3pllden glrras iino 9loDc babeu
mir an me5reren @unften leibte
6ortidrittc oemaht llnierc Eutp
pen iiho bis All sic Gro6tnebe Der
9ert0ei0ialuiasmerfe gelonat
sSn oer ysodbaridaii BON ct a2i.
5ieI 6abeu mir AMI oem rehteu llier
Der Nldas Elm peilia at gooen gc.
ponnen
&iniidtlid oes ii6rigen Ebeiles Der
8ront iino feline neunenspert9en
ylodric1ten eingcoongeu
g2os 0aS frun86fifde
&rieg 6itrcau fa8t
@arfs, 10. Gftober Gas fran'
5oiiide @rieas6ireau madte 6eute
Jlodnittas pie uabite6enoe oii3iellc
9lnfiinoiguug
nSu @etaieu bat Die icbmere 2lrtil-
lerie oes 5einoeS oie 5ront BON
9lienport uoh &laoisloo, oitlid BON
DigmaI0e, bonbaroirt, bod o6ne ST.
folg
Gle Sriippeu ser gilliirteu uno inr
beiouoeren Die belgiihc glrnee 9aben
nidt MIR peitere 9luariffe ieitens
oer Deltiden 3uriidoeldllasen iou-
bern iie iino ioaar Dis nad HonleeS
poraeriidt.
gluf iuIerem linfen 5liigel 3piideit
Dem 8ltiie SDs lmo Dent 9a gaiiee.
@anal iino mir In ser 9lihtuug anf
ellie Uoraeriidt Seitiae Sample 6a.
ben iid auf Ser 3ront pou ga 9aiiee
naA ql6Iotn uno ct gla3aire 3tiae-
traaen.
9l0rolib uno iiiolid BON glrros 6o-
ben uHiere 2rnppeu ohue 4aitic felt
m6r ats 3e6n Taaen aetdnpiI
troboem baben oic gnlsoaler mo Der
8anpiesmat5 audi nidt fir einen
Nloment nadgelaiien
Sn Der @eaeno pom G0aulues 6a-
ben mir eiueu idarien @egenan9riif
oes 6einoes 5uriidoeihlaeeu uuo
Elm menig an grun0 geluonnen
Gom Gentruw 1T nidts 3u berih.
tef
2hrimlcrein rec6tcn 5lilgcl iul 9l,
fab, meItlid bon Nolmar. bat iulIere
Gorbut Die 2uie 3milden Non
bomme 4airas iui0 Su8ern inie.
&eiter iiioliH baben mir immrr mod
SDomc beicbt~
vEbe ilweiie" rufiifde Gre
folge
Fetrogra0, 10. Cftober Ger
rillliihe @cuerolIiob criieB helde
sl6eno oie folgeuoe glnfiiu0iauna
gSir er6ielten oln i8. Giioder
lpd9reno bcftigcr admpic iii Set @q
9eno BON @oridau unO iiiolih BON
|r5empsl tbeilmeuc Grfolae.
&iontidau BON Eoifan
bcimgeinht
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rs miro 5eridltet ooB aialtidou
DQn eiucni coihm betroficu murop.
mclder oeu 2auoiuaspiqr Seriiorte
3mon3ia loponiidle Qlairoieu cr.
iranfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20
lDOrwdrts!
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Sic 9cnti6en riidcn
i6nea bot.
Sm i6rem sSeIS5u9 ae8em
CSmglamO.

Vn9tnltO.
sic 6obeu elmer @erlincr 0epeidc
5ufoIee sic llmeebuug BON Dim
tir6en errei6t. Qie 8epobuer
BON Diinfirben uno 8ouIoeuc
auf Ger 6lu0t. Giinstou's
@ei4iibe ieeeu britii4es s3Ia@t.
idiff ouBer @efebt.
9OuODu, 10. SftO6cr. 9ent-
ide Srnppcn ba6en elmer offi5iellen
yerliner 9epeIhe an Oie Niarconi.
@eiellidJaft 5nfolge Die lImee6nng
Oou 0iinfir6en errcidt. 6eftige
Sample ipieleu iidJ bel 9igmnOs unO
9iOnlerS a6. Die @inwo1ner Don
9iinfirdeu unO Sonloene iiuo nni
Der 5lmdt.
= lIt ~ - ~ q ~ ~ ~
aMRer @efe6t geiett.
9Sui bimgtOn, 10. Sftober.
9as Sener Der @eidjiitc Der Oeutiden
6eitnug Siingtun bat OnS srOhe britt.
ide Salndtibiif Triumph, eiues
Ger S@ifie ocr bic 8eitiHa bOmbarOi-
ren0eu japanildj 6ritiiden 8l0tte,
iawer beidaOiat unO auher Wefedt
aeiett. Gieic Arnoe mar in elmer
tentc gIbeuo INN Der oeAtiden YDt-
idaft crlaienen glnfiiuOigune ent6al.
ten, Die iid anf MelOuusen itiitte, Die
ans oem ferneu Often iiber Gun
6rnncisrU ciuaclalfen iunren.
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5elu6eiteH seseben; aud mar OaS Sa-
tnm Oes %orfnlS nidt criuG6nt. gOt-
idjafts.geamte Gitferten jeOOd bic
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flarten, ben MelOnngcn bon Den an.
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Oentiden WarniiOn in Siinatam lei.
neu @lan6en 81 identen.
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g3udt BON aiauiidou in Der glaht
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oitf sic W2ine itieB. SopaniiHe Cor
pcOo6oot. 3erit0rer 6orten Die Grplo.
Ion lno ioben Die 6lamnen oufilei.
gen. Gle eilten Dem areu5er 3n
Silfe, bod oeriel6e ianf ie6r idnea
uno in Der Gunfel6eit gelong es itur
einen 0ffi5ier uno 5lu0lf Wlanu 5u
retten; 2S Gffi3iere "a Gedoifi5iere
un0 1S9 Nlonn fanlen nm.
Ger areuBer gEafadi6o~ wuroe in
1885 ae6aut uno IN 1900 umge6ailt
Gr mar elm 6a6r3epg BON 3700 Son-
men, 300 SUB lang imo 46 SUB
brett. Seine Saupt6atterie beitouo
in uc6t 6.50lhecn aanonen ltno ieine
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@eiabrmg beItano 8iir Belt Der &ota
Ihop6e aus 2s4 Maun.
Ole 4Gmpfe na6c 0itutir.
den.
2on0on, 49, Sfto6er. Scit
0amiinQ 92adnittdg tobt ueitlicb BON
0iinfirden cine Snladbt. Oeren glus.
qanq 0as Sdidial ser frot5oiiiben
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miro. gngliide &rie0sidifie 6elfen
0en @er6iiuoeien BON Der Gee aus
init i6ren @eidiiben. 0as S6loc6t
felo licqt na6 cinem oelitihen @cri5t
Smiihen 6irncs ino Dimfirhea Sn
giinfirhen mroe m66rcno ocs aon.
sen gcitrigcu CAGES 6citiacs SciAiiB-
fcier ge6ort.
Sollten oie Geuticben 0ie Shlddt
gcmiunen uno Gimtir6en einneb.
men 10 ermQrtet non, 0oB tie iih ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-20

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