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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06
use @arbarenu

0lclt DhruN1tA
Bon %. gfit5nd StaBn
4iarrer an 0er aaiier-g4il9el
odhtuiBtirhe in Berlin
(Gorgetragen BON &aitor Er. 8.
Doimonn in Der eriten oeutiden
Ebenter > &oriteluHg IN
9lbaugb 's.Ebeater.)
EaRieno sabre pobHten iDir 2ano
an 2oHo,
3riiBieu uns taglid ii6er oie GreH'
sen
98ie iiber SauH iltln EaAesrallo,
lleber ms elmer gonne @Idn5en;
GoAidteu 0as llnire nit eArem @lI.
te,
NliiAten oas gIut nit elirem glus
te,
ssAr ieHnt uns nidt
gIus unirer Seele 6eiligem @rino
NpidteH pir enh 0os liefite Bette;
llnier Sinnelt ipir tbatens Gud
tuHo,
9In uniern Iaieln iaBt ibr dig @alte,
tlnier @iloen uno 9auen Dor euren
Tboreu
llnier @ngen uu0 Singer IL cnreH
Gbren
s6r taunt ims nidlt
@as i6r idniet, pir bielteu IS
92idt fnedtiih MOLTEN MRS n ins
raiien
so uie Ser 1reuuo oen 5reuno per.
fldrt.
Haben mir's lieben0 nod einmal &c.
ihaficH,
Sauhten es tief III unlre @enutber,
Mei6tea Is oer Mclt ais epiee @ii.
s,6r teunt uns Hiht
8u eiuem llniihtbaren Dereint
poBru yuir glaubeuo all oie Sduoe.
ga galt nibt 5remoer, gait niAt
NeiHo
grnoeridlait obne DlnB uno @noe
aqer lat iuie ipir Inn @ott geItritten (
Seer fiji euh oIle bliiteno gelittenY
Sbr fcnnt inns nitt
gaie i6r uus 6abtl Beld QoIf warO
III
llnliieIlt pie mir BON &enferboroenE
@o rief man fimntcr Bluh uno
Meh
Zqr g2elt herab, eifl 8olf 5u noroen.
IN heiBer glot6tpebr. uns 81 ibiisen,
9luf euh ste MaHesidperter blitelt-
D2un lernt uns fcnnenl
SCENT gloH niHtl Ieun uuS Oas bc'
ihcrt,
gHas uus 9eredte Usage lpuate,
Nenn uuier gottgemei9tes 5Apert
Iie Sem0e lius 3il 5iiBeH legte;
Iann IeutibIaHo, offne oelne Aaiel'
len
Sirom' oiH tie allie Segensuellen-
IaB Tie Inns fenueH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

Die Niautei-&laid, importirtc 3i6dinc @aute
9eyplc snd.9lautel, GurOurOs-glSutc, Sammt GurO
gGantc nnO gcIonr autc picIe @OOcu7 Dun Scnra ale
ncm, elegant unb beae6ienswcrt6 fuO; maude bu6en
@csFrascu alc NIT @rl5fniter eber fat NerfmaI Der
CuaIitat ac 6or6en; c5r6heu fir @aSdeu rnO 6rnuen
ciuidIIiehliM egtru Gr0Eeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

gtbrnncntru, bic ben g9eutIbcn Gurres
fpDuoeHten" nidlt piinfilid1 ODER nnrceel'
nt1fig erbolien iinb ecbctrn, ber Office
OapuH pes EelepbUn UDcr i.hrtftIidl gRits
thctIln0 81 mashen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

icnc Gontratt lantete onbln, CAB Die
Stride 54 6uB 5ront lmo " SUB
Eieie bnbeu iollte uno gotbilher
gauart iein. Cbne irnere einrid
tunG fam Der @m auf $4,000 81
iteben.
@m 27. @lai 1866 fan0 Die @runo.
iteiuIegung itatt, uno am 8. De8eut.
Der 1866 erfolgte bic Ginmeibrng-
Qis gum I Suli 1878 unterbielt Die
Gemein0e cine @odenidulc. gln
oerIelbeu maren uuter gIHoeren Die
2ebrer 1reiieI, @eib, SeBIer, Semms
Ter uno Wlaier ibatie.
SIN Qaufe Der Sabre puroen man.
Herlei 9erbeiieruneen al oem air.
deaeiecntHim borgenonlmen @e.
lcgeutIih oes 25.idbrigcn SSubelfeites
cer airdpeib, meIdes am 6. 0e5eut
Der 1891 geieiert puroe fanoen
iiber $1,000 5ur @criA6nerilng Der
Stride uno Der aopelle glnmenoung.
9lodoem bic Sonntngsidule I'M Sob
re 1894 ourd einen 2lnbol bergro
Fcrt poroet idritt man our &eno.
rotion ocs sSnneren Der airhe.
1900 mur0e nitf Dem @runoitiid
ipeItlid bon Der Sonntagsihul-@ol
Il Gin mo6ernes @forrbous erridtet.
syn oieiem Sabre nm bate oos
aeuBerc 0cs @ottesbaiiics ioDie oic
5ront Der SonntogSibulSole Elm
ncues @cmouo notbig. 2ie gluslas
gen belieien iirb alif cirfa $500.
9(ls Seelioreer pdbltc itdl Die @e'
nieinoe folaenoe WidnHer.
4aitor Qoren5 5rieorib 3immer'
MANN 1864 Bis 1869.
9aItor Carl Seinrict September
1869 big Septembcr 1871
1aitor SOB. Seller, 0ftober 1871
bic SUM 1887.
GoItor SOB. g. 30. @itfc, Suli
1887 Bis September 1893.
@oItor Sans 9lrlt, Gttober 1899
bis g1obem6er 1910.
@aitor 8. $. alenma felt Dcdcin-
Der 1910.
Der crite airdeurotA 6eitano aus
Sen gleIteiteu Gbriition @ob, QlnoreaS
@1onat, syobonnes @on8 uno 92ut
t5ias aoebnIein. iowie Sen @orite.
bern @einriM Grbe, So9oun SeinJ
Seinrid aorting. Gbriition 2inoait-
er, Gonroo Strob, 5ricorih G6li
Der, 9luguit Sonmerlott @ottfrieo
@eibrauh uno gloam lllriA.
Scr ieBiee airhenratb 1T 5liom
uleugeiebt aus &aitor alenme uno
sen glelteitcn: S&. 2ouis Strob, glli
guit Soffnann Serman Shroeoer
Seinrih Wlollmann; GoriteBer:
Sciurib ". &opc, Gourao &crioH
@eorae 3iraIer, Sobn 5dneioer
Charles &crget. gbarIes 8. Soebu
Iein, George @rebe, Sobn @u6erna
tis.
2ie geaniteu.
gSralioeut, 2oiis 5trob.
Qice 8r1iioent, Serm. Sdroecer;
5efrct1r Charles &ereert.
SdasmciItcr, Seinrid S. Doll.
mann.
GoIgen0es porcu oie Orooniitcu
oer @emeinoc
S&. GreNel, QreiNel &eBler;
grau8 SemmIer, Qluglit 1870 big
@ldr5 1876
ae5rcr geoier, 9Lugidt 1876 bic
Slli 1878;
s. u. Sdeuermaun SuIi 1878
ti8 g(uauit 1882;
s. 3iegielot, September 1882 bis
DECEMBER 1884
Garl 9loos, Sauuor 1885 big SIT
ni 1888;
4. Z. gurfart SaIi 1883 bis
MRdr5 1885,
Carl 9aoos, Q(pril 1889 big Otto
Der 1891;
Subert ariippeI, Carl 9ioos, emil
Sseudcn Carl 8oos @otibaro $or.
uig. felt 0ftober 1898.
Gie 99canitcn oes airdcndorS
iin0
Dirigcnt Gjoltbar0 &ornig.
QrdIi0ent, GbQrles s. aoebnlein.
@i5c @rditoent @corgc 8iceler.
5cfretdriu 6rl. 2ouiie &ettou,
5dobmciitcrim 6rolt 81. 3iegler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

f2 SrsiOer, wareit $27.5O
% SreiOer, paren $3.50
4 SlfeiOer, tparen $32.5O
5 SreiOer. aDaren $500
Is SIeiOer, pareit $3.50
IA SreiOer, iOaren s45.OO
3 9GeiOer, waren $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

Sic slnsaqc-8rSdjtigc init EeIs beiette groaSrOt6.
g[nsioe 9ln5aqe NIT fnr5cm 9adct, nit %el5 beeet
Sammtgusase grOnSelOs6.glu5ase mpOrtirte Seree-
MuaHac, @a6ar6ne9usige; GBeuOtsln5Hee TeOnr DC
eaiue.Qlusaae um6 @u Nure 9ln5faei 6arben: Olan,
Setc Sc Gegrc Eiitara, puumcu6ar grim A. idpnr5;
0jr5aen fir NlGSdeu bis sn egtra @rO6eu fir eEtra
gruie, beIeibtc 6raaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

Die SlciSer-%radtisc N6enO. nnO 0iurr-0Omus i.
sierIidjc gutIciScr, in h6usn bellen 6ar6cu fci@e
neutrality-suspicious. aus alien bec6te Stoen; clesan
tc GOmbiuatOns-aleber ans SItOs nit Serge, grOuO-
dOtb uHO @abarOine; a1e 6arbeu, uc GjrGheu Die
il6niten nnO beiteu GAnlitdts.eiScr Oc g ie nuer
%crgHiigen uar, aR5nbietcn fir $25.00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-06

is 2Hduter, warem $3.50
81 2adutef, iuaren $3.50
16 2Ndnter, aOaren $3.50
26 2TdnteG, iuareM $34.95
8 gNautsG, lUaren $3.50
8 2adnter, lUaren s45 90
4 2IduteG, lpareW $49.5O
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-06
Cincinnati eamitag ben g. Sum 1914 Dreis

mar. Die Jamilie beiibt $1,000
glder 2anb in Srlano. Der @rbe bes
Sitels 1T Der dlteite Spbn pes per-
itorbenen aorb 9ingbam,y Der "a
Sabre alt 1T.
Rene 70 ffenfen bungfiir
lllfer.
geffei It, Srlaub, 3, SUM-. -
Den Utter iSreitpillisen iii ss in
LETTER Nabt fpieber gelungen 1000
Getpebre 3u lanben. Gin 5feil purbe
16 Meilen Iiiblih BON gelTaIt geIan-
bet, Die meiIten dber birett am Quai
in 8elfdit, rnb rie aiiten ipuroen une
ter ben Nugen ter poli5ei entfernt.
Gin neues fran3Oiiihes
Wtiniiterium.
pa ris, 6. sSuni. Rsne 8ibiani,
Der Miniiter fir offentlifen Inter
rilbt, bat Elm neres stabinet qebilbet,
er piro aber erft am SamItag bsm
grGIibenten ppintare Die Ramen I'LL.
terbreiten, oa pislleidt nod sinige
Genbsrungen borgenpmmen lrerpen.
Die 3uIdmmenieBung 1T oorIdufig
tpie fol9t: premier iinO WliniIter bes
9leuberen, Rene Wbiani; oyuitiS,
Rienpu Wlartin; gindh5en, Soiepb 5.
9. Qonlens; Snneres9 &puis S. Wsal<
pp; arieg, 2lbolpbe Dstiiimp; Murine,
2lrmdnb 6. 8autbisr; Dffentlt6c @ers
te, sSsrnano Oapib; aoIOnien, Mils
lien ga Groir; 5anbel. G'aiton 56oms
ion; 2lderbau, W2ailrice Rdpnuub;
9lrbeit. 90. @oSarb; pffentlider I'm
terri6t, Rene Renoult; Inter Ses
tretdrs: 4suBeres, glbel ,5errp; Snnes
res, M. Sacquier; idlOne aiinite, M.
Yonipt; arieg, 80. MannOurp.
Gieben Der uuf Der 2iiie ite6enoen
Winiitu, ndmli6 Wlartin, gtoulens.
WlnlDp, @autbier, Gabib. Tapnauo
uno Henoul.. gebDrtell Dem &abinet
oes grsmisrs 0oumersut an, uHo Die
anbersn pnrsn Mitsleber friibsrer
WiniIterisn.
Der 0isb Der mona 2ifa
perurtbeilt.
SGpren3, Stalisi1 s. SUM. Bin
csnso psrusia, Der aeenaroO oa Bin
tis @emdloe .URona aiIa" aus bem
aouprs in pdris geitoblen bate, Duroe
bier an 5reitug gu einem Sahr uno
Is 5ngen 9efdugnib perurtbeilt. Do
psrusia isit DECEMBER in uuterius
dunssbaft ssieiisn bat. brou6t er nur
nod feds Wonats 5a iiBeH.
I3msifran3DiiiAs MiIitd d T.
flteger umge,ommen.
9iiOn, S5rantrsi5, 5. SUM. =
53ipei franS0iiite 9(rmesflisger, Der
Qeutnant SirpuNe unb Der Sappeur
ReOur. tamsu am 5rsitag bel bisiIz
ger Staot ums 2ebeu.
9auern, Die ben 2lsroplan bsoba6s
tsten, Der ihnea in elmer S0be DON eli
ner balben Wleils Oabinflos, pernabs
men cine Ggploiion uno iaben bas
9lufi5isben elmer Tlamme. @lstd oa,
rauT fislen bic llsbsrreIte Der Wiaz
i6isns. in peltsr Die. SSlisger aHges
ihuaat parsn, spiiaen ben gdum.n
I'm WaIp BON GagHstte niebsr. Die
teibsn asitsn parsn in furGt6atsr
Weiie per6raNut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-06
Jn(anOge(egrap5
II m 50 200 6erau6t.

Repgort, .. Suni.-3ipei qtns
eeltellte Der bieiisengiiredur Der Imez
rican Gan COMPANY Durben am
Srsitas ii6erfaGen, aIs fie bic Nep
gort Gountp gant an 14ter StraBe
uno 9ter 9lpenue psrIisben uuo um
81, 200 6eraubt. Die 9anbiten ipran.
gen in Elm bereititshsHoes elutomo6il
unb enttameu.
geibe Mdnnsr, Sobn 9(rmitrong
uno sSobn 9oHaoits, Der QeBtere 80
Sabre alt, purbsn I6per perleBt.
2(rmitrong mar baIb 6erpuBtlos ols er
dufseboben ipurOe. gr bate perIu6t
bic Riufer gu perfolsen unb mar be-
iinnunaslos Suiammengebro6en.
Die poli3si petbaitete am 4bsnb
syreb aeIp, einen Chauffeur, als etnen
Der Rduber. Gr betbeuerte, baB er
niats nit Dem Raub gu tbun gsbabt
babe. Sein 2lutomobiI trus nber bic
Drummer Der Utaiaine in Der Die Ban
bitten enttommen pareu./ 9lrmitrons
uno gonapite bdtten lt1 otete gemerti.
4eIIp purbe ben gaN5en Mbero sets
bort, unb um Mittsraaht tiinbigte bi.
polBsi an. bab er ein9sitanben babe.
an benz Raub betbsiligt eetpeien 81
iein. gr nannte isins Rttlidulbiscr,
uno man erpartet. oab balb tpeiteis
9erbaftunssn porgsnommen psrbsn.
Son elmer atappsri4 Ia n :
qe getOStet.
portsmoutb. O., 5. ssuni. -
Robert Cooper. 10 Sabre alt. itarb an
'sreitag. aehn Meilsn nsitlit bon bier,
on ben HplQen beg giiss elmer aldps
perihlanae. Der anube mar oamit
tefhdftiat. Elm WaisieIo burHaubadeH,
als er BON Der SGlanae anseariffen
purbe. Gr purbs in BEN 4rm unb in
ben Sals sebiiien. Die Shlan5e
bate iit Inn bic 5aiae tes anabsn
actpun6sn. als Der @ater nes 3ebteren
hinsutam unb lie nit einer 6ade tSbs
.isie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-06
mas Iutl mit bem auss
fdsisen garIp ses
f6ehen2

SonoIulu, 5. SUM. Die @ss
IunoRitSbeb0ros bon Sonolulu 1T bon
ben Ser. Staatsn 0eiunobeits6eb0r.
ben in Ddibington um bic Grlaubnib
eriu1t porben, ben 9lusidBieen SObn
R. Gorlp na4 Der Sniel WtoIotui
Ihidsn gu biirIen. Wlun 1T aber bier
gan3 entidiebeR segen Die @epdbrung
Der GrlaubniB hnb es lit 5lpeifelbaft,
Of Die uebsrfiibruns @arl9's noh
Mplotai asitattet psrbsn tpirb. GarID
mar am 19. Wlai aus Der Quarans
tGne Station in BORT Sopnseno,
8oib., enttommen unb an 2. SUM-
i'm Sborsbum 9oteI in @aibinstor,
.. G., dufsetau9t, no Der 9isssprGs
Esent Waribau spotnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-06
aii6uer straBenraub in ylep gort.
3pei Qngeftelte Der 4merican Gun
GompanD um $4,000 teraubt.
grdiibent WilIOn .bdlt cine 2lnIpraae
On bic 9raouirten ppn Der Wsas
nezgltaoemie.
0ampfer geitranb b e't - biz
paiiagiere gelanbet.

ga agtere gelanoet
Rem 2onb n, Conn.,, 5. Suni.
Die Yafiasiere BON oem Sampfer
,gsortblanO", pon Ger GaItern @inc,
Der auf Der syabrt BON Reip Yort na6
portlanb, Utaine, duf Dem 8artlett's 8
Riff itranbete, pur6en lin flint ll6r
Morgens bier gelanbet, unb puroen
cine babe Stunoe Ipater nit etnem
Grtra3ug nah Bolton unb Mains
peitersei6idt. Der &apitdn uno
bic Manni6aft mar auf bem 0ampfer
qebliebe II, Der ii9 in teiner unmittelz
barren Gsfabr bsfinOet, oa pas Wetter
Id0n 1T.
Die 70 paiIasiere lparen BON BEN
S4lepper rsasco~ BON Dem geitrans
beten 0dmpfer berabgebolt poroeH,
Der oura ben Suntentelegrdpben hers
beiqerufeH porben mar. Sic pdrsn
iebr frpb als lie bier gelanoet puroene
gln gotp bes gsitranoeten OampTers
pareu iis in grober 4Hgit, oab Elm
Sturm losbreten t0Hnte. Doolrb lte
in bic grDB.e 9sfdbr getommeH DGs
rem, iie berubisten iih aber als lie err
fuhren, oaB oasR Otbiisnal dufgsfan@
aen porosn uno Silfs unterpegs lei.
Die ,,Nortblano", eiH Dampfsr pon
9,731 Sonnen, itranbete am Bartlett 8
Riff, sebn WseilsH iiio0ftlia DON bier,
I'M un9eiGbr MittsIUaas, DGhrsno
sines sittsH NebsIs.
Muttsr SoHes oari na d
gaHdod.
Seattle, Waib., 5. SUM-. Ginsr
Oepeids 5ufplgs, bic am 5rsitag DON
einsm geamten Der 9aneoupsr Gentro;
0a6pr Union einsstrofFeu 1T, bat
,Rutter" Warp SOnss Elm Rett, IN
Der gi9eRi6aft elmer Iprleierin oper
5ouriitin mad Canada 5u tommen.
uno bic canabiI6e Regieruns tdnn lte
nitt aus Dem 2anoe berausbdIten.
Die Sepei6e meloete. bdb eln Wsits
alieo pes canabiI6en garlaments BON
gancoupsr bic 2(ufmsrtiomteit Der
gasaieruna auf bic 3uriitpeiiung Der
Trau SOnes seIentt bat, unb ooB Biz
EntI6eibuns oes Gbefs Ger Propinr
siaIpoliSei bon gritiib Columbia
prompt fir ungeiesli4 ertIdrt pOrben
lei.
Der Gbef bate bic 3uriidpeiiung
Der Srau angeoronet, als lie nm Dor
nerItag einsn na6 8ancouper be.
Itimmten 0ampfer beitsigen tppllte,
neil, ipie sr iaste, iis nur bic 9lbiitt
ta6e, bic om Strsit befinbli6su Sob.
lsnardber in Ndnatmp ouf5ubesen.
Der ar6eitsistretGr Milion teIegrds
pbirte an Jreitag bon Waibinston,
oab bic Qlnseleesnbeit oem Stuatsa
ietrstdr grsan unterbrsitet pproen
lei
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90. 1876

Ulaoame 8ernbarot 6eitimmt ein
Gnoe errei6en Deroe. gad i6rsr
leBten o4bI4ieos Soltrnee" in oen
Der, Stduten, Die i'm Ulai 1913 en-
oetes bra6ten bic S6auipieIer 2lme
rifas 8elo fiir einen 9olOenen Gorz
beertran8 auf Der i9r fpdtsr in Pa-
ris ii6erreiht tpuroe.
Cart 8aen3 Iupt nm Aas
@rlufIen Der iber Die
ypirdngaunD 8as
portd per 9dngs
ten Strafen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-06
Wetterberid)t.

Sir Obio: Stri6ngen am
Gamitas unb ipa1rIdeinIid) am
Sonntas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-06
Hublanb nil in ben ndditsn fiinf
SaRsn nidt ipenissr als
$3,760,O00,000,

gincen3O perusiu. Der bic Bora
2iia" geItoblen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-06

Qonbon, 8. SUM. = Der Carl
OF Quean 1T bier i'm alter BON "a
sSabren gsitOrbsn. Gr irar glbiuians
ieinss 9aters, bes brittsn Carl Of Gu.
can, Der bic britiIfel aaDallsrie ipGbs
.renb bes arimtrieses iommanbirte,
unb Der bauptidblih fir bic pers
bGngnibpolIs 9litade Der leidtsn 4ris
aaoe Bel HaIasIapa pfsnttpOSiIia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-06

Rem Yort, 5. Suni. Maoame
Sara6 Sernbarot, bic fat 20 Sable
alt 1T. piro lid am 10. Sttobsr nat)
Nep gprt einIbiffen uno oamit cine
9unitreiie um bic @eIt beginner. IN
@erlaufe osrer lie ale flint WeIttbeiie
beiuheu pirb. Die Sourree miro %
Monate in 4uiprlt9 nebmen unb bd=
BON pirb gran 9ernbarbt nit ibrer
@eielITaaft 15 @uden in ben Ger
Staaten Slt6ringsn.
Sieie Ra6ridt traf ipdbren0 oes
Cages per Eabel bier Elm, Sic pas
ben Der Grtldrung beeIeitet, baB nit
lbisjsr Suurnee bic BdhnsBtarrisre Der
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-25
UNIVERSAL USE OF MACHINE HAS
NOT INJURED SMALLER
TOWNS.
THOUSANDS FROM COUNTRY
COME TO HEAR BAND CONCERT
Other Thousands Come to Brooklyn
Every Saturday Night to Trade and
Meet Friends ~ Auto liveries in
Small Towns Doing Increasing and
Profitable Business.
ecial to Times-Repuhl.can

Special to Times Repub llcdn
Brooklyn, Aug. 25.-An open air con-
cert was given here one night last
week biz a band from a small neigh
boring town. The crowd of people that
assembled to listen compared in mag
nitude and appearance TO what one
would expect to find in a town of from
5000 to 10000 population. Automo-
biles and buggies lined the streets for
blocks and men, women and children
crowded the sidewalks. Brooklyn was
out of course. but Brooklyn isn't very
large town. A large portion OF those
present came in from the country. An
evening trip of ten miles is nothing
extraordinary for the farming popula-
ton of this community for it's good
country. the roads are kept in hit shape
and it is said that vastly more than
half the farmers own automobiles.
many of them cars of the more ex-
pensive kinds. The merchant sat down
in front of his store while the band
PLAYED and said, If you think this is
a big crowd YOU should be here Satur-
the country then. We used to hear
men say that when the rural mail
routes were established farmers would
stop coming to the towns and later II
was feared that the general ownership
of autos would mean the end of pros
perity in all except the large trading
centers. Both these condition have
been realized but the people come TO
town more than ever.
Rural life commissions must find
small encouragement for effort in es-
tablishing and maintaining strictly
rural social institutions. for in such To-
calities as this there is little indeed to
the term distance" and it would re-
quire an individual of more than ordi-
nary keenness of perception to distin-
guish the outsider from the town resi-
dent.
The other day a big car entered the
town Of Montezuma. II was occupied
by farmer family living near the
town. Just as it stopped the daughter
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its growth Damage to parcelssin Ship
ment amounted to less than one -tenth
of one per cent, 1t was said, and that
was mainly due to insufficient packing.
Tests We're made in Washington, st.
Louis. Boston. Baltimore, Atlanta,
Birmingham. San Francisco. Rock Is
land H., Lynn, Mass. and La Crosse,
Wis.
In the majority Of places postal ship
ments of the more perisha Bile articles,
such as butter and dressed poultry, de-
clined during the hot weather. Under
best conditions from eight TO twenty
hours elapse between dispatch and de-
livery
In some sections, it was stated the
farmers impeded expansion of the SER
vice to some extent by naming prices
which, by comparison with quotations
in the local markets were considered
too high by city purchasers. In nearly
all cases. however. the pcStmasters re-
ported the plan provided city families
with a better grade of farm products.
In San Francisco TO insure prompt de-
livery of perishable matter addresses
are notified by telephone
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KILLED ON FIRST TRIP.
Milwaukee Brakeman Loses Life Soon
After Accepting Job.

Milwaukee Brakeman Loses Lite Soon
After Accepting Job.
Perry. Aug. 25.-John Henry Wal
lace. formerly OF McGregor, and work
ing on his first trip as brakeman for
the Milwaukee. was killed Yesterday
afternoon west of Coon rapids.
The accident happened al o'clock.
when second section of No. g. run into
the rear end of work train on which
the air brakes had stuck and which
was unable 10 clear the track. Wallace
was caught between the engine cab
and the tender and the impact of the
heavy train against the work train
upon which the brakes We're set forced
the tender against the cab crushing
the life out almost instantly.
Wallace applied at the local train
masters Office but Saturday and the
trip yesterday was his first one. Ac-
cording to his signed application at
the local railroad offices he was 81
years OF age and the last position he
had held was switchman on the CHI
cago & Eastern Illinois railroad. Pre-
vious 10 that time he had been Ar cleo
trio lineman in the employ of the Nc
Gregor Light and Power Company, Nc
Gregor
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New. of rraer.

Special to Time s-Republican.
Traer. Aug. 25.-Mr and Mrs. F. w.
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Al Grayatt left
for the northwest Monday in the for
mer's car. Mr.. and Mrs. Woods des-
tination is northeastern South Dakota
to look after farming interests. Mr..
and Mrs. Gravatt will visit their sor:
Hugh and family at Hardwick. MINI.
G. H. Sui. formerly of Dysart, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. NJ. II. How
ard He is living at Rocky Ford.
Colo.
Mrs Hans Drews last week pur-
chased one Of the w. F. Johnston farms,
paying 5000 per acre. This farm of go
acres has been occupied for number
of years by ]. P. Morrow. Mrs. Drews
buys this place for home for herself
and children and intends disposing Of
her eighty near the German hall.
Len Axiom is beginning new barn
42x5S on his place three miles south
east Of town. Will Steuben will also
build one 4sx6o this fall.
Henry Smead and family shipped
their household effects to Gladbrook
this week Mr. smead will assume
charge Of the mail route Sept. 1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-25
TUBERCULOSIS

In addition to plenty Of fresh air
(nd proper diet those suffering from
2 who arc pred1sposed to Tuberculo-
- are recommended to use Eckman's
Narrative to stop night sweats, Danish
ovs1 and hasten recovery. This medi-
ane, By reason Of its successf vi use dur.
Pc the past, warrants the fullest inves-
&atdon possible by every sufferer.
Eckman' Alternative Is most effica.
ouS In bronchial cataIrh and severe
rost and lung affections, and in up
011ddnE the system. It contains no
nxcodcs, NOE harmful or habtt-form-
- drugs. Accept no substitutes. Sold
leading druggists. Write to the
elnan Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa,
= booklet telling Of Iecoverfes.
Price 81 and 81 bottle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-25
PARCEL POST AND FARM.

Experiment. Of Carrying Produce From
Farm TO City Success.
Washington, Aug. 25.-The prac-
ticability of the parcels post as a
medium of direct exchange between
city jewellers and producers Of the
farms has been established by a ties,
in ten cities. the postoffice department
announced today.
Pestmasters report that the new sys-
tenn had been welcomed in nearly al
communities, that it appeared as q fac.
tor in reducing the cost Of living ant
that improvements under way assured
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-25
REFUSES $4,000 FOR TICKET.
Odebolt Man Prefers Home to Fortune
in War Zone

Odeboit, Aug. 25.-W j. Ahlberg and
daughter have reached home from
their European trip. They report
thrilling times at Paris. Berlin and
London. AS passengers on the Phila-
delphia, which they boarded at
Southampton. they had only a ships
biscuit for fare. Their baggage was
left behind Out Of 1900 passengers
on this ship. only 500 had their bag
gage with them. For the two tickets.
which had cost him about SIS, he was
offered SO, 600. AS Mr.. Ahlberg did no,
accept the offer. he evidently thought
the tickets worth al least that much
about then Sac county atmosphere al
ways tasted good TO him, and better
than ever now.
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tried doctors and all
kinds of medicine
for several yes rs
but was not cured
until / took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
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WOMAN WANTS
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