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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
LOUIS GUSTS BILLBOARDS.
Nine Year Legal Battle Brings Danish
ment For Bio SIGNS.


The final rOut of the billboard trust
took place in st. Louis after 4 nine
year court battle, when the city COM
missioner ordered that $500 b%illboards.
virtually all in the city. be torn down
within four days.
The billboards were on the property
of approximately 1000 property own
ers, and to each of these owners 4;
special delivery letter was sent calling
their attention to the laws violation
and requiring that the boards be re-
moved within three days Of:the receipt
of notification, one days grace being
allowed for delivery Of the order.
II shall have an Ak squad ready and
the offending boards will come down."
said Building Commissioner McKelvey.
The 1905 ordinance to be enforced by
the building commissioner limits the
height Of billboards to fourteen feet,
requires a space of four feet between
the ground and the bottom of the
board, limits the area to 500 square
feet and the length to fifty feet and
fixes a license fee Of 81 for every lineai
five feet.
No billboard may approach nearer
than six feet to a building or another
billboard. and all boards must be
placed back at least fifteen feet from
the line Of the lot.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
COMMUNITY CONCERN
IN BETTER HOUSING.
Plans Should Embrace Tenements and
Single Family Dwellings.

Housing reform applies not only to
tenemcnts, but to the single family
dwelling also, according to John lhlder.
field secretary of the National Housing
association. Writing in the Survey. he
says:
I'VE have learned that bad housing
may be found not only in the single
family shacks, but eve in what is
styled a single family residence. just
as it was found impossible to draw d
valid distinction between all apart
ment house and a tenement house.
SO is it impossible TO draw II be
tween shack and residence.
The new conception Of what a city
dwelling should be required to provide
for it's inhabitants runs counter to
some established customs.
When public health authorities, anti
tuberculosis associations, morals eff
cheney commissions, FIRE departments.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
Chicken Pudding, Texas Style.

Cut up Il young chicken into good
sized pieces: put in a saucepan with
just enough water to cover well. Sea-
son with pepper and salt. boil until
tender. Take the chicken from the
broth and remove all the bones. Place
the meat in a we'll buttered pudding
dish. season again if necessary and
add a few bits of butter. Make q bat.
ter as follows: Eight eggs beaten light.
mixed with n quart of milk. three
tablespoonfuls of melted butter, a tea
spoonful Of salt. two teaspoonfuls of
baking powder and enough sifted flour
to make a batter like gridd]e cakes.
Pour over the chicken and bake one
hour in a moderate I've Make q
gravy from the broth that remained
from cooking the chicken, adding a
tablespoonful of flour stirred into a
third Of q cup Of butter. Let it boil
up, adding more water If too thick.
and serve with the pudding.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
CONCRETE POLES COMING.
Toronto Already Has Twenty-Five
Thousand In City Streets.

Toronto Already Has Twenty-Five
Thousand In City Streets.
although REINFORCED concrete poles
have been the subject of experiment
from time to time for a great many
years. it is comparatively recently"
says a writer in the Electrical World.
that they have been employed or even
seriously considered. The high and
constantly increasing cost of wooden
poles. their comparatively short life.
with consequent prospective renewal
at greater expense, as well as the de
mand Of the public for the beautitica-
ton Of city streets, render the consid-
GRAFTON of concrete pole construction
desirable for overheard systems.
"A number of successful installa-
tons of concrete poles have been made
in the last five or six years on this CON
tinent and in Europe. The largest pole
installation at present is that Of 25.OOO
concrete poles set up in connection
with the municipal street lighting and
general light and power distribution of
the hydroelectric system in Toronto.
The appearance Of an overhead in
stallation can be greatly improved by
using a pole Of neat and uniform con
struction. such as is obtainable by the
use of concrete. With a suitable light
ing system and arrangement for over
head a pleasing and ornamental effect
can be obtained at substantially the
same cost as when wooden poles are
used, and there is also the prospective
saving in maintenance expense"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

juice, put the oysters through the meat
grinder; warm n ~teaspoonful Of but
ter. blend it with one t%easpoonful Of
-four and add the oyster juice. then
the oysters and half a pint of cream.
Press through a sieve. add salt and
pepper to taste, heat again in a double
boiler, add one-fourth cupful more
cream and beat it hard with an egg
beaten. Serve with little squares of
toasted bread %sprinkled on the soup.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
flashed Brown Potatoes.

Pare. slice and dice eight medium
raw potatoes and cover With cold
water. Put Il small half cupful of fat
into a hot frying pan. Drain off all
the water and put in the potatoes. with
salt and pepper to '~%%te-all under
cover of a brisk fire for ten minutes. a
slow fire after that. When done re-
the and return TO the fire
for two minutes. Sprinkle with pow
dered celery and turn on Il hot platter,
the brown side up. Stewed tomatoes
are good with both the above
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
: THE CITY
BUSINESS MEN AID
BETHLEHEM BOOM
Industrial Commission of Pennsylvania
Town Secures Houses For Workmen.

In its comparatively short life of
ven years the Industrial Commission
of Bethlehem has done some wonderful
things for this own on the north bank
of the Le!igh river. In his annual
report Malcolm Metzger. the president
of this body of business men, recounts
some OF these achievements.
One Of the first problems was to get
the capitalists interested in 4 building
boom, and the commission started by
organizing the United Realty company.
In the last sever years hundreds of
homes for workmen have been built,
and this boom may be said to be still
in its infancy, for within the next year
or two a territory to the east Of the
town will be opened on which 10000
more homes can and will be built.
Perhaps the biggest project of the
Industrial commission. which had the
aid of the South Bethlehem CONNER
cial league In the matter, was the pro-
curing of assurance that two new
bridges across the Lehigh river would
be built. While these have not vet
been constructed, they will be within
a year or two. These bridges are the
Minsi Trail bridge, which vii, spar
the river to the east Of the town and
I will cost more than $25O.00O. and the
new S525,ONO structure across the LIE
high at the foot Of Main street. Con.
tracts will be let soo
The industrial commission has before
it the task Of urging the erection of a
j municipal conduit system, the procur.
ing of a site for an armory, which the
state will build; the consolidation OF
North Bethlehem and its 1000 inhab
itants, the consolidation of the Bethle
hens and the two contiguous boroughs
of Fountain Hill and Northampton
Heights and the encouraging of the
establishment Of more industries.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
WORKINGMEN'S HOMES OF A NEW N
REASONABLY PRICE, TYPE.

life and fire Insurance companies and
a score of other agencies. public, semi
public and private. find that their eff
forts to secure amy substantial! i'm
provement lead inevitably to the dwell
ings of the people, then the providing
Of those dwellings ceases to be a pure
ly private affair and becomes in larger
degree Il community affair.
$50 our cities are coming to under
stand that upon them rests the respon-
sibility of seeing that every dwelling
provides ut least a minimum of santa
ton, light. air. privacy and safety from.
fire.
"In New York city. in New Jersey. in
Columbus. in Duluth. wherever an ad-
vance in housing Legislation has been
made. there has been this opposition
based on the fear that it would check
building. And in every case expert
ence has shown that instead it stimn-
lated building.
"And the new buildings of higher
type reduced those other and cxpen,
sive social problems which have their
roots in unwholesome dwellings,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
Spaqhetti, Italian Style.

Wash and parboil one-half pound of
spaghetti. drain it, add n pint Of
stewed tomatoes mixed with a little
stock of beef extract, some chopped
onion and herbs, also a small piece or
ham cut up. This must be cooked for
twenty minutes. then strained and sea
soneu before pouring it over the spa
ghetti. Italians also use a Glove of
garlic in this sauce, but that can be
left out. Stir the spaghetti well. Serve
With a plateful of ParmeSan cheese.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
Oatmeal Cruel.

To one and one-half rupfulS Of boil
ing water add one-fourth cupful Of
rolled oats. Il tablespoonful of honr
Let boil in the upper part or Il double
boiler set directly over the fire for two
minutes. then set in the lower part of
the double boiler. in which water is
boiling. and cook for Two hours Strain
bring to the boiling point. add milk OF
ear as permitted. with perhaps !;
little sugar.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
Utilizing Refuse.

In the French commune of Villeur-
banne, adjacent to the city of Lyons.
the city refuse is burned. and bricks
are made from the residue. This has
been a private enterprise. but the mu-
nicipality has arranged for the pur-
chase of the crematory. The crema-
tory is a model plant, and annexed to
it is a brick pressing plant. The fur
mace serves not only to burn the refuse,
but also to operate, by steam. the va
riOus machines in the factory.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

The sickle goddess of fashion. which
DEGREES that today the feather on a
woman'S hat must stand erect and at
the greatest possible height, may to-
morrow order that its angle must be
dropped so its tip may tickle the nose
of the mar who sits behind her in the
street car. An ornament holder for
women's hats which has been recently
patented provides for any Of these de-
mands and offers a means of securing
the feather or other piece Of feminine
millinery decoration at any tilt fashion
may decree. The device consists Of
two parts threaded together so they
may be placed and held ut any ella
tive position with regard to each other.
One part is secured to the hat and the
other holds the feather or other trim
ming. and. as stated. it is possible to
place the latter in any desired position
without removal, as is the case when
sewed on the hat.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

My child was burned terribly about
the face, neck and chest. l applied DR..
Thomas Electric Oil. The pain ceased
and the child sank into a restiul Sleep"
Mrs. Nancy Hanson, Hamburg, N. Y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

If you are contemplating matrimon,
have your Invitations or announcements
printed by the DEMOCRAT.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

Workers for the "city beauti-
full" never will reach their goal
until they eliminate the decrepit
ash barrels and rickety waste
paper boxes that decorate the
sidewalks once a week.-Phila-
delphia Press.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
Sealed Bids Wanted

Sealed bids wanted for contract to
build and furnish material for;two school
houses in Moscow townships, sections II
and S. Plans and specifications may 20
seen at county superintendent office
Langdon, n. D. Bids Will be opened
April 28th, 1914. at2:00 o'clock p. NJ
Bids must be accompanied with Il certi-
fed check Of 300.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Address bids 20 Ludwig Peterson,
Munich, y. D.
Dated at Wales April 9Th, 1911,
.foHN THoM,
(5S 40N President.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
Rice a la Mode.

One-half cupful of rice Steamed in
milk and water), six slices bacon, four
eggs one tablespoonful chopped onion,
II tablespoonful butter, salt and pep
per. one tablespoonful chopped par
sley. Melt butter. Add beaten eggs
to which milk has been added. Add
onion. salt and pepper. Cook slowly
until creamy. scraping from the bot
tom of the pan as the mixture begins
cooking. Place a mound of rice in
the center of the platter, arrange the
carefully fried bacon around the edge
Of the mound of rice. Serve eggs over
rice.
Cream of Oyster Soup.
Heat one pint of oysters in their
juice till the edges curl. Drain Off the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

~. y
) The ideal to be aimed at is the (
, extension of the municipal sys-
TEN in a state to such a point
: that municipal experts. as chiefs
of the various departments in
: the municipal government. shall
; be products Of promotion under
. the civil service system and shall
; be transferred from one city to
s another in the state, SO that they
} shall become part of a state mu-
s nicipal service. This is the plan
? in Germany, and there they have
. the best municipal governments
" in the world.-Wiiliam Howard
J. Taft.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

Formaluahyde, Dluestone and stych-
nine are needed by farmers at seeding
time. Buy at Speliman'S drug store and
you get the best.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

LODGEOF Observation-Disclosures Nos.
holds regular communication on the first and
third Thursdays' of each month at the Masonic
J.E. TRUAx, V. Nj.
ROBERT Work, Sec'y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

A. F. g. A. M.-Lebanon Lodge holds regular
communications at the Masonic Temple on the
second and fourth Fridays of each month:
WILLIAM FI.ACK, w. ID.
WIN. STEVENSON, Secretary.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

o. E. S.-Langdon Temple holds regular com:
munications on the first and third Tuesdays of
each month at the Masonic hall.
MRS. SADIE MCDONALD, w. NJ
ROBERT WORK, Sec'y. 20, -
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-04-23

CO F. No. 8OS-St. Alphonsus Court, meets
on the first and third Wednesdays of each
month in their hall.
John SHEEHAN, G. R..
FRANK j. STABLE Sec'y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27
3nr ciuiecn 9ln6c.

&err Charles @ren3er aui Dem ogSe-
tern 6rieOboie~ 6eigeieBt
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Dem 9eben gcidieOeuan Srn. Charles
@ren5er auf Dem n@citern 6rieo-
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glr. %, @orman-2lOcnue, cine alien
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9}a6 lmO 6ern in groBer 9ln5a6l ein-
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glieoer oes @eiou0Ocrcius n6ormo-
ME-. 9eioeH @ereinigungen geborte
Der Geriior6eue felt uielen Sa6ren an,
Ger nSormonie" iogar ais @5ren.
MitalieO.
Ger 500 OeS ollieitig 6o6aeiddb-
ten, 76 Sabre alien Nlunnes eriolgte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27
@aic6aII.


Gin idorfes Spiel ouf Dem Spiel
pIob an ser gorf-Gooo. II Ser
rupius" 8, ct. 9olris 2 9Runs.-
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Spiel in 91eporf.
Gos Spiel Scr nSerropins" nit
Dem GIu6 bon ct. 2ouiS muroe ee-
iteu oif Ocm 6ieIigen SpieIplote
crit in oer letteu Snning enti6ieoen
mo enOete nit einem Siege Der
oEerropins. @ei6Gftsfiibrer &nnbc
botte 0en o&oiier" g8ilbelm ais @it-
der ongeiteGt rnO SSodIitib mnr Cot
der. 9Sitdcr Sobn 80. 9lllcn Ser
nor einigcn Eogen nit Dem @it6er
sSobn Snlit6 nod W1ontreal eegon-
gen mar fom geiteru ebenfalls 3u-
rid rmo bat Inn gutes g8etter. 0rei
Ger Spicler OcS ct. &ouis Clubs
mur0en in Der bicrtcn Snning bonn
SpicIplob beor0ert, neil iie iic6 oen
9lnoronngen 0es llnparteiiicben mi
ceriebten. IS moren ungefG6r 1900
Eerionen auf Dem Spiclploe. 0ie
cin5elneu Spieler tbeilteu iid mie
iolgt in ole @bren Oes SageS:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27
0na l1ctfcr.


Sir Wlorplano uno Den Uiltriti
Columbia 6euie mo morgen tlor
mio morm; friide iiiolidc gSinoe
Sic 006iie 5emperahr 6etrug "a
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G6icogo 92 Glepclano 80. Corpus
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aauias Giip S8. anorpiac 90. 2ouis.
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ss. Gbilaoelp6ia 80, @orilono DE,
92. @orilau0, Ore GA, Gaebcc 81
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27
DSeO0oD in Baltimore.

Gr.&rdiioent C6eo 9iooicOelt meilt
iiini N}hruteu in Der Staot Der
Nlonunente. Sot fur3e Gonie.
rcnj nit @1itsIieocrn ser pro9rei.
iipen @ortei ouf Dem Union.
9o6n6ofe
Phi ieiner 6eiie BON 9lem gorf
nod gai6ington bate geiteu Gr.
@raiiOmt E6cooorc 9looieDelt iiinf
Winuten 9luient6olt in Baltimore.
Nlitglic0er Der proareiiipeu @ortei
benubten oie @elegcn6eit uuo botten
nit .Geo0p~ cine fir5e Goniercu5.
5ic ianoen i6u in Oen @orlorsg2ug.
aon ,,Garfmatcr~ @efleioet mor ser
GrAErGiiocnt in cinen graucn 9lu3uq
umO er trng eilten rot6en SAlippS,
ais Ell oie 9eiuber empiiug. Wtit 0en
@orten og9ie 9ebt es S6nen meine
Scrren2" iAritt er aii oie 9olti.
morer Delegation SIT. 3ncrit er.
funOigtc er iid noh Dem Gr.@enerol.
9Inmalt Charles 5. 9onoparte unO
g. @iuslou &iaimns mo wuroe be-
nodridtigt, ooB oieieI6cn leiOer Der.
6inoert gepeieu iino, nod Oenl9o6n.
hoic an fomnlen. GiniQe Der TeledQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

Der 0}ann pel1er am N}ontog
Niorgeu ouf Scr Ereppe Dor Dem
Souic 9lr. 203 Rorf 9lpemie, be.
nuBtlos mlfeeiunOen wiiroc uno nod
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SiofomSfu BON 9lr. 425, Siio &aco.
StraBc, i0eutifi5irt worocn. Coroner
Or. Gbonbcrs bonn nIittleren 81.
itrift conitatirtc, BOB HofGpsfp an
rem 5olgeu polV5hIoofluB gcitorbcn
icor Socntfi8irt miroe Der Scr.
itcrbcne bon icincm Sobnc &obn
&afomsfD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

am lebten 6reitag meDige Nlinuten
Dor s ll6r 2lbenos, inn u@}ercD Soipi
tai, uadocn Serr @rei3er am IS.
oieieS NlonatS BON eincm StraBeu-
ba6nwaggou ii6erfa6ren mo iHmer
oerlebt moroen mar. Gas ltngliid
ereignete iib fur5 Dor Z ll6r Nlor-
gens an Der Gde bon Baltimore Ctr.
lmO @orman-2lpenue, ais iib Scrr
@ren5cr aui oem geae 81 ieiner 9lr,
hcitsitdite, ser 6arbenia6rif BON IS,
& q &opplein 6ciauO.. ,Sn Scr 8a-
BRIT mar cr beretS felt 81 Sa6rcn an.
1cIieat. Seine bel Oem llngliid CT.
litteneu Gerlebimgcn beiianoen inter
auoerem in eincm 9ru1 Oes linfen
9eins, na6e Dem 5uBfn0Ael, einem
9ruh Oes linfen Sduterblattes rmO
elmer tieien @inOe in Ger Dlitte Der
Stiru Sn Der 9lm6ulon3 0es iiio-
meitliben CiitriftS nab Dem ,0lercO
Soipitol~ ge6radt, lag er oaieI6it
fiini Gage lmg i6wer frnnf 0arnie.
Der, bis i'm om Oergangenen 6reitag
Der 900 erl0ite.
Serr @ren5er mar am 10. 1e3ems
Der 1888 3u SmO6eim in Sa6ieu
ge6oren moroen. lleberle6t miro er
bon einem So6u Sru. @il6elm G6ri-
titan @ren3er, 3mei S06tern, 6rou
@liiobet6 @oDlinc mo 8rau 9lnna
GumpL 3wei S6weiieru mo elf @n.
feln
.6rou 8rie0erita 2 bmiot.
Die @eerOiguna bon 1Sral 6rieOe-
rifa SdnliOt, welde am lebten Sonn-'
tag oie 9llgen fir immer idloB. fano
aeiiern 9}oHmiitag I'M A llbr pom
1rauer6aiie, 9}r. 1905, 9. -G6orles.
StraBe, ans itatt Die geiieblng er-
folgte aii Dem uNlolut 0liuet.6rieo-
6oie" Eaitor @rnit bon So6moun
bon Der Solems-&irAe na6m bel Der
crbeben0cn Eraicrieicr oie fir6liben
Geremonie'n Dor. 9lohiie6cnoe feds
Nerren iungirten ais 9a6rhldtrdger:
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glm Z. Mdr3 1926 in SdleIien ae.
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ol5 80 Sa6ren in 9lmerito. Sic 6in-
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2lupIIia Sdalmlberg, mo me6rere
Stieifiuoer.
6rou Norgoret6c 9}itcI,
@on i6rcr lcbtcn gso6nlhq gar.
All observation-disclosures, purOe
geiterit Irau @}argarctbe 9}ibel, gc.
borene &o0er, 5ur cmiQeu 9}u6c be.
itattet. @oitor S9. 9ab BON scr Ser.
eiuigteu euangcliHen Stride in San
ton 6ielt i'm Irmler6mrie cine ergrei-
ien0e 2lnoadt a6, nod ser oie 9ei.
ieblmg nif Dem ,Snf 9apn-8rieO-
6oie" eriolate. 9llS 9n6riidtr1ger
iimgirteu lmter 9uoereu Oie Serren
Seinrid 5ebit mo Soulel 6ugbes.
Srau 9tibel mar unt 16. Sui 1887
in 9opreut6, 9aperll, ge6oren imo
fam init i6rem @otten Srn. So6n
9liBel, Dor 27 Sobren nad 9alti-
more. lin 51a Sabre bat iie ion
iiberEe6t imO Elm 9llter bon 7612
So6rcn crreidt. Sie binterl6Bt bier
IN Baltimore ciuen So6nu prn. Geo.
9tibel, md6reno bier i6rer ainocr,
jpei per6eirat6ete Sohter inO 3mei
So5ue, nod in Geutidlauo le6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

mcr @ciie in ireier 9lotur nit oen
&inoern 3u imter6alten unO Oa6ei
0en &lcinen cine SreuOe 6ereiten,
pe iie ielten bereitet mirO, Oenn
Oas treue @}utter6cr3 ie6lt. Go6er
lit cs Die @ilio6t elmer icOeu oeut-
-ihcn 6omilie. 0oS 6eit 5il 6eiuden,
m0 5por nidt nur alein Der &in0er
ue9et, ionoern auh I'M mit3u6clfen
OaB bic @flpglinge oes Geutidt5lms
Dor 9lot6 uno Summer III Der 3us
hnit aeihIbt pcroen Sir sic all
tercn Scrreu mag es nidt o6ne ,Sn-
terciie icilt 3u eria6ren OoB Del Dem
@oiicnieiic ser &rdiioent Grrit
S6meiBer, Dem ooS oelitihe @oiicH.
6oaie ie6r piel 81 nerOaufeu bat unO
ser 9ice @rGiioent 0lortin Wleuer.
0ird, ociicu imerniiOlide &60tigfeit
ii6eroa 5u 6eo6o6ten lit on ienem
Gage i6r 9l6i6ieosfeit fiir Oen Som-
mcr ieerit. Oenn 6eiOe Serreh welde
idon in oieiem @}ouote reiien moa-
ten BADEN 0es &aiienieites megen
i6re geplonte 9ieiie uad Geutidlano
bis om Gage nod Dem 6eiie Oeri1o-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-27

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