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We know this to be your wish; and
we have deyelopedya>s system of train
ing that. under normal conditions,
guarantees the fulfiliment Of your
desire This 'systemf has as It's foun-
dation the military system In use at
West Point On this foundation has
been erected, 'eby means OF many
years experience Hiwieh Southern
boys, system which makes for sue
cess in the after life of your boy.
Discipline liz the cornerstone of the
shtru cture. There are, we know. vary
ing ideas Of discipline" The word
as we use 1t means. simply THE
HABIT OF OBEDIENCE to consti-
tute authority. Not merely obedience
but tho ctaerfhi and unquestioning
HABIT OF obedience. This discipline
when back6d by the military spirit
which permeatos our every depart
ment accomplishes almost miracles.
And over 4and above all, we assure
you that you viii not have to DRIVE
your boy. A few months with us will
make him want to stay.
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the most desirable results, and free
from dlstracting and neutralizing in
fluences.
The superintendent, his family,
two other members of the faculty
and their families. and FIVE unmar-
ried professors live In the dormito-
ries.
We endeavor to place around the
cadets the maximum amount of home
like Influences.
The school Is select, the cadets be-
ing limited to the number that may
receive individually the care of the
faculty and officers.
Education has been defined as: "a,
debt due from parent to child" OF
course you intend to pay this debt.
The only point that is worrying
you is the medium 70 Se used. Let ais
advise you here, for we have loved
and taught and trained many boys.
You want your boy to grow into a
strong. manly man, man trained to
overcome obstacles. and to make the
most OF the talents entrusted to him.
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preachers. 1t has eminent physieians
and specialists. 1t has unsurp4Bsed
railroad connections. The peo1lef are
noted for their high moral, social
and spiritual tone. and they poasess
enterprise and enthuefasm for high
Ideals that are contagious. a. l.,,
The expenses are moderate. ::
We invite your consideration OF
the merits Of the schooIlt - ~
The enrolment during the. session
Just closed was 1872 cadets. tho largest
In the history of the institution.
Fifty-onc others who were late in
forwarding their applications were
unable to be entered; and were COM
PEELED to GO elsewhere. { sf 80; ;s =
II you contemplate e,patrpniEinE the
BAILEY Military .ng...stite, II e. ss.ss;i5r-
-tant, that application be made at, as
enrly date as practicable, =.
The twenty-fourth session VIII be-
gin September "a. l.,'s
The handsome illustrated catalogue
Will be mailed to any onei who is' III
terested.
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man. At the frequent formations each
day the clothing. shoes, ETC., of the
cadets are inspected, so that 1t is next
to impossible for cadet to present
other than neat personal appear
ance. :.
The institute is recognized by
United States Government and ia
supplied by the War Department with
full Military Equipment siIniiar 10
that issued to the best Military Col
lagef and Schools of the South. Spe-
cial recognition by the War Depart
men Is shown by the detail Of an "Ac-
tive officer" Of tfat', Regular Army,
i Lieutenant Geo. C. Bowen. goth In
fantry, U. 8. A.
THE LOCATION.
No bettsF iacRs;cn' Ger school fer
boys could be found. than the city OF
Greenwood. The city is noted for It's
healthfulness. 1t is remarkably free
from ceptaminating Influences. It
has never licensed the sale of intoxi-
cants. and the laws are enforced. 1t
has many large churches and able
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health, comfort, training and instruc-
ton of boys and young men,. The
school produces manly men-physic-
ally. mentally, morally and spiritu-
ally. We, believe that the best product
Of the most advanced civilization is
an educated Christian gentleman
The personnel of the faculty deter
mines the quality of a school, There
must be strong, manly, Christian
character. thorough education and
successful experience in managing
and teaching boys. We believe that
these terms describe the faculty of
Bailey Military Institute, which is
composed OF ten competent men.
DISCIPLINE.
We make a careful study of every
cadets heslth, d,rpesit,cn. character.
tendencies and then apply the meth
DDS that will develop him along the
most desirable lines. The develop
ment of the student in the institute.
He fs trained, and taught as a son in
an environment that is conducive to
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A MILITARY INsT1T6TE with the
experience and prestige of twenty
three years. y, .ihh
The institute has splendid. new
brick buildings with modern equip
ment-equal. II not superior,to any
boys. school in the south-including
steam heat. improved electric lights,
ample. toilet facilities and shower
baths and hot and cold running water
In every ROBIN Tho location is beau
tiful," being, an elevated tract Of ten
acres Just inside the city limits and
overlooking. the city and surround
Ing country. The campus and driIl
grounds are; ezeaprinnallyafine and
we'll adaptad to. the. uses. !, OF the
school. Z. 50 s
The arrangement OF ! the buildlngs;1
the courses OF study, and the plan Of
the work are the outgfowth Of years
OF successful experience of the man
asement. !; Abs
The constant aim has been the
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THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT.

Inc military feature is invaluable
In the training of boys 1t teaches
readiness, promptness, obedience,
self 17control. 1t induces erectness of
body. correct carriage. neatness. self
respect. This is its object. and not
militarism.
The Military Department Of the
school is conducted as nearly as DOS
sible after the methods in usc :, ut
West Point. without partaking of
their more. rigid and unsympathctic
features. There arc daily drills, fire.
quent inspections. parades and all
duties and ceremonies that go TO
make up the routine work Of a mtl;-
tary post. S<I.'f 4,
During the whcle Of the year the
quarters OF, tho cadets ere under 4spc-
cial and frequent inspection ench
day. and there 'is weekly a full dress
inspection. at which time both the
quarters Of the cadets and the cadets
themselves are carefully inspected by
the Commandant, Maj. w. d. Work.
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CHICK SPRfNgs.

Chick Springs. August 14.-Chick
Springs hotel, while only opened to
the public since July 1st, has leaped
to the front as one Of the most popular
places In the south. The hotel is full
OF charming guests. representing ev-
cry state in the south. The Chick
Springs orchestra is an unusually fine
one. Madame Caroline Lumsden is
soloist. She Is sister of Reed Miller,
the famous tenor, both natives of An
derson. A partial list OF last weeks
register.
Mrs. G. w. Heinitsh, spartanburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Durham, Green.
Vile; D. H. Montgomery, Charleston: /:
H. H. Springs. Greenville: J. @. Hughs
Union: Charles Newton. .Jr.. Green.
Vile; TIC. Durham. Greenville; Mr..
and Mrs. T. s. Crawford, spartanburg;
Mrs. Rivers Stone. spartanburg; ]. p.
Fielder. spartanburg; Joe. Crawford,
spartaabnrg: Mrs. B. H. Williamson.
Sue Wtliiamson, Memphis; Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. ~. Hsnnerr, Miss Rebecca
Hayner, Chester; a. H. French, Char
lesion; II. b Derrick and wife Column
bia; Mrs. Chas, 3. bowman. ;Birming-
pam. Ala: A.c. Matthew's. Atlanta:
H. w Barr. Clemson College; Misc
Alice sW. .Dargan, Darlington; Mrs. F.
r. Bell, Atlantis; Miss Kepie Harweii,
Atlsnsa; j. Fl. French. Honea Path,
W. p Merton and wife and children.
Shelby. N. C.; Mrs. WIS. Robinson,
Greentiile; F. p. Ross. wife and two
children, Spartanburg Mrs. B. r..
HERS, three children, Hampton. Va; !.
Mrs. W. a. Jerilsan, Port Royal. va:
Mrs, NJ. N. Mcpahiel. Augusta. Ca;
w. A. MysDsRisl v HEamp 4! pton. Va; Mrs.
G. g. Burts. Columbia Mrs. w. @.
Watson, Agaefton; Miss Elene Nc
Caslene, Clinton: r E. Thomason and
WIFE, Charlotte, NJ. c.: Ell. Stacy and
i =
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J. MACK KINGS BIRTHDAY

Bolton Journal %sy
J. Mack, King, the efficient super
visor OF Anderson county who lives
near Bolton celebrated his 44th BIRTH
day last Sunday and the following
gentlemen. OF Bolton were invited:
Will Deck, J. G.. Harris. Magistrate
c. P. Kay. J. r.. Harris. r. p.
R. D. Smith. w. o. Kay, Ross
Mitchell. A. P. FAINT. q. w. Fant,
Josh Pruitt and A. s. Fant. These
gentlemen claim that J. Mack King
knows just what 1t takes to mako a
good dinner. 2}f
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
ING 4

The stockholders of the Anderson
Development Company will meet at
the Chamber. Of Commerce In Ander-
son. 8. c.. on w Wednesday. Sept 9Th.
1914 at & O'clock p. m, for the. purpose
of authorizing q mortgage or the props
cry Of the company to the Old Domin-,
ion Trust Company in an amount not,
to exceed s26, $1,000. q
y. 8: FOWLER, President. 81
It O wk 4wks. ,-3fs D. Z a;
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Ebatbm mutntdC Catalogue
aley Military Institute Greenwood South {

sweet course: Mrs. ]. H. Casey. MTs.
Waller Nardih. Mrs. Harlcston Bar
ton, Mrs. L. A. Harper. of Elberton,
Ca; Mrs. g. c. Gribble, Mrs. C. s.
Minor, Mrs. G. w. Chambers. Mrs.
Louis Hillhouse, Mrs. G.. H. Geiger,
and Mrs. A. L. Smethers.
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Sewing Party.

fa Tho membefs OF the River Il Street
Club were informally but delightfully."-
,entertath led Wednesday afternoon
when they met with Mrs, Ernest Dn-
gan Each guest brought O., fbit of
hand work and the afternoon was
spent n etnbroid dsring. Mrs. :Dugan
served athe follow ,rg guests % dainty
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! House Party.

John sahd :Bennett Townsend are
entertaining a scohgenial group OF
girls ald, lUy . this week ss :!;ss!. :!;ss!!.
tract!ye pew home on North McDuffie
street. f;isfs 50 }li lii,.5l s
Their guests are Misses Evelyn
Hoke. lpf 6 Birming ham. and. Frances
Earle, s0f Columbia: !: SpeteB =. Jacobs.
Jr., OF Houston, Tex, Thomas Jacobs
and, John Holland Hunter. of Clinton.
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afternoon when little Miss Thelma
Ashmore celebrated her eig:lth BIRTH
day at the home of her parents. DR..
and Mrs, w. F.. Ashmore. on West
Whitner street. AS the guest arrived
the hostess was presented with an
attractive little. gift from each. In
the dining room pink and whito
color scheme was used. A large white
cake with its eight pink candles made
the central table decoration. At each
place was a paper napkin tied with
pink ribbon and filled with pink and
white candy. Cream and cake were
served the; guests. !
The following little folks enjoyed
thfg delightful party: Margaret Nc
Gully, Dorbthy Provost, Cessandre
Cason, Dorothy Brown, Sara Crayton.
Georgia Lee. Muldrow. Elizabeth
Webb; Annie Earle Farmer. Eliza
beth Monnce Daisy Curtis, Thomas
Curtis. VI Z
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Miss Harden .Honored.

Miss Elizabeth Barbot entertained
a few congenial friends Thursday af-
ternoon at her home In North Ander-
son In honor of MissaF Floride Harden.
of Columbia: Finch was played and
after many delightful games the hos
tess served tempting refreshments.
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N, K. BAILEY, Superintendent

Buildings modern in
every appointment.
Faculty composed of
ten capable and expert
enced educators.
United States Army
officer i'm charge Mill
tary Department.
Expenses moderate.
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Little Miss Ashmore.
As lovely party was givan Tuesday
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SOC|IE T Y
Duckett-White.

.r Duckett- White.
A, number Of Anderson people re.
ceived announcements reading as
follows this week. 4
= Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Duckett
announce the marriage OF their I
daughter A
Myrtle Reed -
+, to
Mr.. Hampton, Cheney White
s'on Monday. August the third,
nineteen hundred and fourteen,
: Columbia, South Carolina.
SO At Home
y, After August the twentieth,
Two thousand and seven Green street,
Columbia, South Carolina.
Mr. White is we'll known In Ander-
Son, Vlaving been here a number OF
times Nin the interest OF the South
rating bureau.
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Heart Dice Party.

. ID
Miss Martha 'Acker. who Is the at
tractive little guest OF her, sister,
Mrs. Keith Provost, on Calhoun /
street, was The guest OF honor Tues
day afternoon at heart dice party.
Tables were placed in the living room
for the players and at the conclusion
OF g delightful afternoon sthe follow
ing. guests were served a. delicious
sweet course. Misses Martha Lump
kin, Charles Townsend, Dorothy and
Louise, Norris; Annie Wallace; vir-
ginta, Marie and Frances Marshall,
Lucille, Provost, Delma and Beverly
Bales. Avery Laughlin, MARY and
Elizabeth Ramsey. Bessff Rucker.
Frances Ligon. Martha sBurdine, Mar
garet Tribble, Helen Walker, Eula
Mae DilIinghams Rutd@ Ann and
Georgia Harris. is1sss 9:35s y
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
@irO ucr5Osert,
Ser SeleiOisunasprOsef sesen
Srau &Dia Suremburs.
GiupGnSe abgewieIen.

Berlin, 1. SuIi. gsi Der geItri.
gen @erbanolung bss SenIotionss
pro5efes gegen 5ruu3oIa9uremburg,
Die betanntIid Der 8eleioi9unq oes
geIamten Sffi5ierforps uno llnters
offi5ieriorps ougetIo9t iit, ertlGrfe
Der 9orIibenIs in elmer Gr0ffnungs.
anipra9e nit grDbtsr 8eitimmtbSif,
olIes unsuldIiige 8epeismoterial
peroe ftreng nusgef9altet perben.
Scum bate Der @oriibenoe geenest,
ols ii9 Der Sauptperteioi9er erhob
unb bebouptete, bic 9(nipro9e iei
co5u angeton geipeIen, Die 3eu9en
einSuI6iidtern. Gr Iegte in alIer
Sorm gseen bic 2lnipro6e 9rpteIt
Elm. Der @sri9tsbpf Sog ii9 sur
8eratung suriid, Die bamit enbete,
baB Der Proteit 5uriideepieien purs
be.
SEPT tam Der stpeite S6a6Sua
Der @erteibigung. Sn Der glb1ibt,
ben Gintritt in bic ei9entli1en 8ers
bdnbluHgen gu per3Ogern, berlanete
lie Die eeri6tlidbe 2obung bes niht
erf6ienenen 9riegsminiIters Gsnes
rolleutuonts BON 6altenbopn. Sos
Gsri9t Iteute oIs glntport FeIt, baB
5por cine 2obung erfuIst Iei, infoIs
ge zines 8eriebens jebo9 in prbs
nunsspiori9er Weife. Der 8rieass
miniiter lei baber ni9t perpfli6tet,
beute Su eriheinen.
Die 8erteibigung IieB ii9 bur9
bic 5tpeimoli9e 3uriidipeiiuug ieis
nesrpegs eini6iidtern. Sic berTuas
te Iogor einen 9rumpf oussuIpielen,
inbem iie 5pei Mlitglieber bes aus
flint Ri9tern beItebsnoen @eri6tsz
bots als befoneen obIebnte, ipsiI iie
ReTerbeoFfisiere Ieien. 9tu9 bieIer
@tniponb ipurbe obgefpieIen unb bic
3uiommsniebung bes 9eribtsboFes
beibsboIten.
Punmebr beontrugte Der Staotss
nnipolt 9ertoqung, lpeit ct ben be-
abiihtigten SotIa9enbeipeis aubor
ouF feline Ridtigteit priifen polle.
SieIem 2Gntrog tpurbe itottgegeben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05

in6e5ng auf 9ebrerbis6ung 10 f9Iimm
ME in ben @ereinigten Staten.
g4ir iinb Der felten lleber5eugung,
Dab Die S9affung zines 2ebreritan=
oss Die ipi9tigite 9lngsIegenbeit Der
gr5iebung lift. 9umit Elm 2ebrers
itanb gei4dffen lpsroe, 1T es notpens
Dig. buB
y Die 9ebrer neben elmer a[Iae<
meinen 8iI0ung aud cine 6o9bilz
bung, einl6lieBli9 gipdolosis, gGs
odgogit unb 9ef6i6te her 9doaaogit
erbdlten. 9fa9 elmer Reibe BON Sdb>
ren folIen nur fa9li9 porge6iIoete
2ebrer on9eltellt iperben.
q 9n9 elmer probetpeiIen 9(nItelz
lung auf einige Sabre ioaen ale 0e6s
rer feit angeItelt iperoen. Sic ioaen
nur auf CUTE 9riinbe bin abgefeBt
Iperoen tOnnen. 92a6 elmer befriebis
genoen Brobe5eit pon einem ooer spei
Jubren iol Der Sberlebrer auf 2es
bens3eit oOer 10 lange er iicb Ieiner
Stellung ioiirOig Seigt. angeIeat pers
ben; OOer sum lpenieIten ouf cine
febr Idnge Reibe bon Sobren.
B Sin anfangsgebalt ion ee3dblt
tperoen, lpopOn Elm iunger 2ebrer ans
itdnoig Ieben fam. 9isIes 2lnfangsz
9ebaIt ion beOeutenb D0ber fein dIs
oas gegenipdrti9e 9ur9i9nittsgeboIt
$491.6
a 8ieiss gebaIt ion ftufenipeiie
itei9en, 70 buB oas 90dFgebolt in
etipd Is bis 20 Sabren erreiCbt miro.
Dteies Gieboit i'm mineeItens slpeis
NAL bDber fein ais oas iebi9e Sul6s
i4nitts9ebult. $1,000.
Dgn pielen Srten lit 6ds @ebalt
oes 2ebrers beute geringsr oIs bic
Soften Der 6iitterung zines 9efunges
men ir Der oGountb Sail 0os Sc
bait bes 2ebrers lit itrafbar nieorig.
Der 2ebrer lit Der am fdle9teiten be-
soblte 9iener Der Gefeui6oft :.
6eu!e ift bas 8e6aIt zines 2e6rers
oas, mas etne 8ai6frau perbient; es
1T Die 9dlfte oeiien, mos Elm 8riefs
TRIGGER erbGIt, unb elm 9ritteI ron
Dem, mas Zimmerman, Wdurer ooer
Plumber berbienen."
81 8aB ale 2ebrer no6 elmer ents
ipre4enoen 8ienit5eit psnIipniert
tperben.
Dir erIu6en ole Oraone bes
Dffentli9en ShuIipeTens, ben @rsiez
hungSfommiFGr, bic GtuatsI6ul.
iHperintenbenten, oie Superintenoens
ten Der StGote oringeno, bab fie i6re
S9ulbeb0rOen ermuntern, ulles au
tun baB mir einen 2ebrerItanb be.
tpnmen.
g8ir eriu9en oIe 2ebreroraonifas
tipnen, por alien oie gdtiondl
Ieu4ers' 2tHoetation, ben @eaenltano
auf ibre nd4iten 9rogramme 8u
feBen.
Nir erfu6en sic pGbaqootffe
greiie, fofpie bic tGgli6e greie, Oiefe
Refoluttonen ab3uOruden unb 3u Be-
fpre6en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
iyanatifer gelGlagcm.
gSOllten Die @irtidaiten unO
Shuts ansrOtten.
@ablcu irt Ontario, San.

9oronto, Ont, 1. SuIi. ,Gs mar
eni glorrei9er Sieg; 9endu mas i'd
erlpartete. :" go duBerte iiCb aeItern
Sir Sumes Bbitnep, Premier bon
Ontario, na9oem er in Ieinem Sauie
iiber einen ipe3iellen 9ra6t genaue
ytn6ri9ten iiber bic am Monta9 abs
gebdlteRen DabIen ous alien Seilen
Der BrobinS er1alteu hatte. sSn Der
neuen 2egislatur iperben III size
fein, ppn oenen SO ben Rpnierpatipen
8ufielen un0 % ben Jog. 9iberolen,
DIE unter Dem S9ld9ruf: ,3ottet Die
WirtfAaften dusl" in 0en Da6l=
tolnpf ge3ogen paren. Die 2iberaIen
9eDonnen tppbl neun SiBe, aber ibr
Plan ner 2lusrottune Der S9ant=
lpirtf6aften unb alubIi3enien puroe
nit iiberipdltigenoer Mebr6eit bers
iDprFen. SelbIt BON Den neun neu
eripdblten &anoioaten Der o2iberas
len" bdtten fi4 flint gegen Die 2luss
rottung Der Mirtf6aften ertlGrt.
0as 8ptum Der 6run3DIiI9saanaz
bier mar fat einitimmig gegen bic
8pnIerbutiben, ober ni9t etipa neil
Die 5rdn3OIen Die 2lbi9affung Ser
Birti6aften ipiini6en, ionbera ipeil
Die tonierbotiDe Regierung I9arfe
SteLlung gegen Die 3neiIpro9igen
S6uien eenommen bate. Sine Der
lleberraf6ungen Der gBabI biloet Or
Sieg 9utape GbanturaLs, Ser Iebten
Mdr5 bon Ieiner qartei benun8iert
porosn mar, neil er iih offen gegen
Die qoIitit Der 2(bi9affung Der gBirt=
i4dften, ,uusgeIpro4en bate. Gban>
turdl fuurhe aIs 2iberdler aegen cine
itorte 0ppofition auf Seiten Der
2t6eralen uno &onIerodtiren i'm
prestott 0iftrift mih250 Stimmen
Wfebrbeit pieaareripdtIt. 8ieler 9;s
ftritf ift 1duptjd6Iid bon Gran3oIen
bebolferf
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I Seim Sontpromi6.
Sic YrDsreiiiOen iOllcn uuabs
bdngis DUrangcbeu.
6pOiepelts 3rOc.

Rem Yort, l. SuIi. C6erf 5beos
bore RopieneIt iruf bsute nm 9 llbr
40 Dlin. aus 9ittsburg, pa, bier ein
unb ertIGrte, oab er torperliG frifn
uno munter Iei. @eItern oben0 belt
er Dor Der ,9enniplpanta 9rodreiItpe
2eaQue" in Bittsburg eine Reoe, in
Der er Die g(ominiiiration 8iIion8
tritilierte, 8un0esfenatpr 8oies 8eus
roIe in idarfsn 0orten ongriff uno
Die anipefenoen aufforberte, bel Der
beporitebenoen 0erbitlpabL fir bic
3anbioaten Der Yartei Der grpareiz
iipen gu Itimmen. sir feline Re0e
bate Der ,,&0rnel4 Elm eigenes Bprt
geprdgt, ndmlih government by
convulsion Dornit meinte er, nie
eriagte, oas 5ins uno 6ergeben Der
Regierungsgelpdlt BON Den Republiz
tdnern gu ben 0emotraten unb umaes
te5rt. 9as iperoe fD lou9e Dauern,
his 0as @plf bic Reeierunq Der 9arz
tel Der Progreiiipeu iibertragen bubcn
iper0e. Mnn butte gegIaubt, baB
Serr RooIebelt in lsiner 9tebe piels
leiht IeiIe glnbeutungen betref5s Der
WlDglinteit elmer 8ereiaigung nit Der
republituniihen 8ortei MAIDEN lperOe.
4ae bieienigen, pel6e oieie g(nli1t
teilten, purOen getduI6t. 0err Gooles
belt betonte in feiner Reoe pie0erbolt,
oaB Die Yartei Der Prpgreiiipen uns
abbdnq ] pon uno unbetiimmert nm
Die belJen anberen garteien pprgeben
miiiie, penn iie etipas errei9en ipoue.
Die etipa 1000 4erionen balten0e
!0uue. in Der 9err ROoiebeIt ipru6,
mar big auf ben leBten ploB beIebt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
@irO sebinOert.
Meiterer Ansbau Der amerifani.
idJen Suubrsiiotte.
9sntidlanSs @farineintersfcn.

Berlin, 1. SuIi Der .aouticns", 4,
9eutidldnbs offi3ieles 9Iottens
SSabrbud, ilt beute bier erT6ieaen.
IS entbdlt unter anoerm cine lles
berii6t iiber bic auslGnbiIben 5lots
ten unO srttGrt, bob Der 2tusbou Der
9lotte Der @ereinigten Staaten in
Grmongsluns sinss beFinitipen Pros
9rammS febr gebinbert lporben let.
9lls 5otge babon Iet bic 5rnge be-
treffs Der 2onbesperteioigung, bic
iiber iebem parlomentoriI6em Streit
Iteben Iollte, in bic gorteipolitit birrs
eingeSerrt iporben, uno bic GeIegens
beiten fir 8ef0rberung junger Waos
rinesOffi3iere lei 70 penie bets
fpre9enb, baB eine OolIftdnoige @ens
berung in bem perional unausbleibs
lid iit.
8es peiferen beiBt es in benz
,Rautitus", baB bic meritonif9en
Dirren bic paFenbe 2tuSbiloung bon
Offisieren unb Wanui6aften oes
atlantiihen uno oes pd3ltti9en 9es
f9fpabers Der 5lotte Der Ser. Stoas
ten gebinbert babe
@0rtlih beibt in benz betreffens
ben 9trtitel Oes yNoutitus": nDos
Dsrgongene Sobr lpar bos 9iiniti9ite
fir 8eutI6lonbs W1arines Suterehen,
unb bic Gr0ffnung bes panomofds
nols tpirb 0euti4lonb bereit finben,
obne Su6Iioien aus Der neuen Route
8orteil 3u 8ispen, tpdbrenb bic Stds
liener unb Jran3ofsn nidt imitonbe
Iein iperben, ben 8nnal obne foots
licbe SubIibien 3u benuben."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05

8uro8so, 2(l6onien, /. Suli. Cine
2lbteiIung aI6onii6er Gegierungss
truppsn, bic Oem 5irFen WiIbslm
treu geblie6en paren, ipurben beute
bon aufitdnbtf6en NlitgIiebern olbas
neIiI6er StGnme mpbammeoaniider
Religion BEL Walfuti6, elmer nOros
li6 bon Durn33o qeIeeenen Orts
fhaft, gei9lagen. Sn aegierungss
treiien ldreibt man Die gieberlage
uub 5lu6t Der loDalen 2ruppen aus.
Idnbii9em GtnfluB gu, unb ebsnio
bic 5utiade, b0b bic unter Oem
S6srbefe6l Brent Bib 0Obas its.
benben Regierungstruppen Ii6 IN
tleine 2tbteilungen teilten, BON be-
nen jebe fir ii6 auf 8du6 aus
ging.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
@ebf aui 1trlaub.
Der Oentide gOtidafter graf gern.
itOrH nah SentidDlanD.

@aibington. l. Suli. Der beut.
I6e 8otihoftsr 9raf gernitrrFf
pirb am Dienstag nG6fer gBp9e
auf Dem 9otnpfer o9att>Inno" nod
9euti6lanb auf llrIau6 reifen, ba
es in per bpben goIitit surseit ppGls
itdnoig rubi9 lit. Soften llmitdns
be es erbeiihsn. 70 pirb Der gprs
i9after feinen llrIoub unterbrehen
uno auf ieinen goTten' bierber aus
riidtebrsn. 9raf gernitorff oes
bentt. ME oafommerlih, ben llrlau6
nuf ieiner prd6tigen giaa am
Starnberger Gee su perbrinaen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05

Nus 2((6dnp, q, y. ptrb ees
melost, 0aB 8unbesinatpr RoDt unter
ieinsn lImitdnoen 9an0iont fir 8ie.
0ererpdblung iein miro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-07-05
GnoIiIhe Rnmhfinffrnnetl

GnsIiIdDe Rampfiuffraaetten
nrunaen geftern in sic Dotnung oes
Qrentjerminiiters 4squitb nit Der
abiiht, tbn ourh3upeitfhen. Rad
per3lpeifelten 9lHitrengungsn geldug
e Der 9Oli8ei. tie Suriif 3a brdn9en.
gfearere 4iesdren Uurotn perbdfist.