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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
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urcon ou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0ommiidrc.

Bureau ocr SnnRcnourmbrudls 0ummiNnrc.
ga { ! 40 D e. % september 1914.
Die SirdBcuourdbruda 0onmlrdrc in Der
Siuot Baltimore mdc1cn QcniuB Den 3orimris
len ocs baltimore Sinotebdricrs bcrmii be-
iGiiHi. onB lic Die Yultclnng elmer 0eidlurieu
elite aucr SuQcpro0encn @ntlhdoannacn,
ucrlronicn unioitcn uuo nuicrlcqicn gecgtbs
icraen licBen in Scrbinouna NIT Der 6un.
oeuluirung uno Vr5iiruua ocr StrccpcrStrahc
Gao SUB brcit) pon Der 5i0iclie Der Nioun7
mcni. SirnBe bis 3ur Horoiciic Der .Wc6iocrrrs
Strane. 9cndB Der am T. ,Suli 1914 uniers
5ei0uecn Scroronnn0 9ir 5O2 oca Qinpots
uno Siaoiraib5 bon Baltimore.
Die guilaQCn pcr0cn iD dui bcioc Gciici
oer Sireeper. sigabc. enl1licbud oereu Seii
crlircdcn mo lic nmidncn bon cncW tunlt
i50 SUB iiioli0 BON Der Suoiciie Der Nic0l
BERN. SirdBc bie 5u cnem |unlt 100 SuB
n0rolm BON Der Noroicic Der Winnumeni.
Sir0Rc. Die 90rofciic Der NonuMcni SirdBc.
100 Sub 0iili6 mo mciiih Der Sirccpcrs
SrnBc, bic Snpicilc Der Nonumcui SiruBc.
1UU Sub mciilin nm i06 SUB diilid BON
Sirccpcr StraBe ulo 0cioc Sciie Der Qic@l
oerrp Snobc 100 SnB biti6 NM moiiliD BON
Strccpcr Sudbc
llno fc aebcn icruer Diermi gioii5. oai oors
1cuannic Siiic mo crlldrcnoc Nartc icr liir
oiC ,Snpcitou nlcr oGrin inicrelliricn hcllos
ncr hcrcii ii mo odB Die Gpnmindrc am
AunncritnH, ocii ndiicR Snn I'M Sftubrr 1914,
nm I ll0r Soymiinns. lid in ibrcnl gurcnu
i'm Ndibb0uic iiir Den 3ped ucriammcn mers
BEN mn iracno cine IN pcinaier elite anecs
9upnno pon Rcrioncn cr0o0cn miro, Die oariu
inierciiiri 5u icin bcbduptcn
eugene g. 0rnnnnu,
Su1n g. SnnIuro,
cnrrD n. 9icmcD,
0oinml0ute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

3wausig SnR glncg nc6cu &ycrhoc.Aucnac.
is Wirb bicrmii 9iotii 1enebcn oa6 Der
NiGDor uno Saoiraib bon Baltimore nm oie
iir Die GDuocmniruug uuo SmlieRuun elmer
20 SuR brcien Naen, bic ne0cn Der Citleitc ocr
Moerlocslpcnuc. 5oihcn SSnrrCuNntuuc NM
0dmburq Sra6c licai Sds 3u conocniuircnoc
Gam miro ipie oln beinrcben:
Gc hcginnt an oer Siioieite Der Sartcrs
9locnuc In Der Gniicrnuna bon 27i6i SnB
0iilim ron NnierO sglOlnuc ndmli0 an 0cr
SnooiiGdc Der 9Snrrcns9lOenc mo eiuer oort
0clcecnCn. 20 Sn6 breiien 9lep mo lduii cam
iiolih bis Sur 9oroeiie Der oamburg SiraBe;
Onnn cniunp 0eidQtcr gloroieiie Der 0anlburas
Strnbe neitlin 2O.O7 Sub sur gSeitieie beiags
fer 20 SuB glucO oann entiana Der 9Scitieitc
beiagier glue0 n1roli1 1888 Sub bis 5ur
Sn0iciie Der N0rren glOcnue mo 0arlt Der
snoieiie Der 9sarrcn.sloenue euilngs. bitli6 20
Sub bis 5um 0eQinH.
lion e0c N0ric Der hci1gien glncN. uie Ec
5u iclieBen oeplaui H. i'm Ardlo oes eilrcaus
Scr Sirnbcn0ur0hrdhSsG sGommii1re
tccOt2SA20 Sfi5A6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
Nllnniie 6 linnne.

Gs nar6 am 2s. september 1914 Nlnmic 6.
9iunqc Qelcbic Somtcr bon SobH %. nno
NinrO 6unne. oeb ahnppc inn 9ller bon %
Sabrcn Sic 9ecroiglmQ iinocl um Sonncrs'
fn1, - lllr giu0miitd0s, bon iDrcr lSObnnH9,
9lr 223 Sno.@nlaSis SiraRc, ans iiaii po5u
&eriuanotc uno Sreunoe b0ili6li einaelaoen
no. bei5upobncn. &cicbnnQ aui Dem .Seli'
crn Gcmctern~ (Scpt3O- Shi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

9aItimorc, 25. September 1914.
Sic StruBcnonr6brnds 0ommilQre in Der
Siao Baltimore mnden acnnB ocn SorlMriicu
ocs Baltimore Sid0t. Charters blermii bcidnut.
cas- iic Die yluiiicuung eincr 0ciniurtcn Silic
nucr 3nQclprONencn @HilndoiAul8cn pcrurl0d
ten llniolieu mo 0ulerle9icn ScribcrbDbungen
nebli ciucr erildrcn0cn Nnrie anlcrtacn licBct
i'm Gcrbinouug nit Der SOnocmnrnna unO
Smlehnnn auer icncr Ebcle elmer i0% 6nR
byciten gane bic 5miidcn Der Sioiciie ocr
8tesburD SirnBe nno Der 9ioroicite Der 9niers
Sirabc uno 3uiithcn Der Siioieic ocr 9diers
StraBc uno Der gSeiilcitc Der SmalmOoof
StrdBe legcn. aemdb Der an 2O- Snn 1914
iutCr6cclucicu GcrnroHnA gir. 4ss ocs
Nubors ulo Giaoirnibs bon Baltimore.
Die gunluqcn mcrocn liO aul bci0e Scliet
ocr 1917 Sub Game. einihGSBhb oercn Scit
criireden uno Tie umidleu bon Der Silolciic Der
&rcsburu SirnBc bis 3ur Yiurolcite Der 0oicr
SiraBc uro Der Snoietc Der 90icr SraBe bis
sur 9Sciilciic Der Smauuooo .SiroBe-
llno iic oe0eu crncr hicrniii Jloti8. odB oors
bcnannc Yiiic uuo erildrcnoc Ndrie icbl liir
Ole Snpeition nucr fdrn iuierciirien Rero
nca bcrcit iii mo oaB bic 0cmmnire am
Nloning, ocm iiui.rn Saa i'm Cttubcr 1914,
nm + llbr &ormiiaQs iid IN brcm gnrcnu
i'm 6uibblule iilr ocn 3ipcd ucrlumMclu pcfs
ocu I'm irgeno cine in bein0tcr Slic onacs
inhrc Ibaila6c 5u rcpioircn gcnen noe De
Smpnno BON Ecriouen erboben miro. Die 0urn
inicrciiiri 81 icin bc10upicn.
0uncne &. 0rannnu,
SoNn q. Snninro,
Nnrw ~ 3cmleD,
0unimndrc.
0naene S Mcosers,
(sepi20.2s .29.3o) 9lcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

Gurd @ntiion & On6an, gnliipnaiDrcn.
@hrcan oer SiraRcnourdbrMoe Nomnlarc.
glnnrr9' bcicruun3s 3sGunniinun NntDbauS.
Nultimorc 23. september 1919.
gsnltiuns.@crlani uon Snnmntcrini.
Gjcmdb ben &ori0riiicn ocs 0pnrtcfe DER
Siaoi baltimore slbnHiii 49, nctoen Que
Girurcnourhhru6s0 0omnufurc an SicniiG8,
ncn icdiien (6) Iaac i'm Gtiober l9l4, u0t
9ddnliitnga o0a gditM0lerial Qil Sol ~ l4l
9ciic Der Siuen Sirahe BON paps Sitabe 9ls
SOusp0p. on Gri uno Stcllc nnl oncnHlWet
Wuiiion. ecmdB Der an 2s. 9c6em1et lsl2
unicr3enncicn NcrpronunQ Nr. 2l0 oc9
Wanots mo Siaornils bon baltimore, peis
iauicn IS miro iuie iolGi bei6rlebeii'
eot 9ls ll4 gioro oroni 9dc BON piuens
Stra6c bcidnni. bciich aus etncnI orel' w
it0di0cn 3ie0ellicln'Saocn NIT gSoDhuhN MI
6ront on 5ront Siyobe BON ll35 oEBi et
iircdt iih iurild nit einer Niele non outW
inniitim 5i04 SUB bic i'm Bette Der Qillens
Cirabc mic icbt cOn0cuniri, lieQcu clullAel
uno Ocrbrciieri BON Der 9iotooneie oes Nune
nab bis sur Sno,uciicie ocr SQD' Stage;
iriber oas 6ioentbum pn Sobn =. &oooo
@crianfs.scoiusunsn 25& oes aoui
Sic Gommiiidre berIanocn eiuc quite uuo
binreimcnoe BON elmer Giiraihaiis '0onlpa9nle
qelciiicic giirgdali bon ocm ooer pel steu
fem nit Siderbelt fir ocn U(ulot liho 1luoi
raib bon Baltimore inter Der gcoinanl9, oab
Der 0nuiprcis 8u oder Belt crleQi iperoc. me
Sic bciaatcn @omnidrc cS bcrlnu1cn noaen
mo infer Der icrncron gcotAun9. ouB ott
oocr Die bela9icl Aoulcr inlcrDalp .ls ote'b,9
800 GaQcn nad @cna6rldtiQune Seliells De
iaQier Gommiiidre aus Dem Sctt bclaAiet MI
lcnsSirnbc alien glhiall oocr dnocre oaout0
ocuiro6icn 0nocrnile in bcioatcr SiroBe pe
Gnecnr 6. Grammar,
Subn z. Snnfuro,
Narrg ". Ncmleg,
eugene q, @uoasrS, ,
QattiiOu G on1au,
(ecpi2l .Sii2,5.G sluiilonalorsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

EWTTTW VT
i,aiteo 9lniliunns s. electric GumpnuB
uuu Baltimore
yiDti5 an bic Seiieer UDn Stammnfticn
Nult more. 90 September 1914.
0as Girciorium bat bcuie cine 0ipiocnoc
bon iiini5ig 0eHs pro 9lnihcil go nui ole
ausiie0enoen gnibele oca Stammiapiials Der
0ompagnie erldrti bciaaic Sipioenoe 10 am
49, Gftober 1914 an Die uci'm (Sciddisic0nB
am g. Sito6er 1914. u nor Miuoes clHgc
lragcnen siiiondre 3ablbar Bon oielcr Siol'
ocloe uerocn ieine slbiSqe iiir Siaais'. Sidots
mo 0ounn Scucrn gcllddbi
gSm. Gnrm,
tscpi3O Sf613) Seireidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

Gen GnQlGnoern, ,Sran3oen mo Hiillen geDer nl'
er me1r ole 9uge aii iiber oie Sbotlahe oaB e lla
NIT Dem 9lieoerringen~ UeutihunoS cine ghi19aDe
cuioe6roe 6a6eu sic gar leidt 6er lire ardfte aeben
fam Iab Ecutidlano nit 9eidtgtcit cine aregS-
anlcibe BON iiinf Milloroen Nlarf i'm eigcnen Sanoe
nter6rinoen fonnie mie cs IN einem fnr5en 3etral'
pon mir iicben Q9od]en geheben uno Die GeI1sbant
i'm 2tanoe en miroe Der &e9ierng weitere ore Dlil'
iarOen uorSideben ip0oB @el0 qenrg porbotoen H.
Sen &rieQ ber Gin Sobr iort3uieBen botten lie fIdt
Qeolorbt Gle 6ae aud nidt ae9lailbt Dab oaS per-
bdltniBmdBiq feinc Ceutidlauo ni Stonoe en wilroe
eine 6S @}illionen Nend)en lelb 81 ernabren 81
9ncm hotten lie eben nidt nit Der 0eliihen @rnoidls
felt mO nit Dem meten 9d Der ocutiden Hegierung
Sinan3meIt imo Snolitrelen AMI mrt6datdem @e-
biee aerednet uno Dem SeiB Der oeutidc Sdnopirtbe
owe Der 96atiodc oaB oiee i'm 9lmoe nit Der gSii.
iendoit arbeiten lluO 0as anopirt6i6aftlid]e W1i-
crium Iiebt oeu Sonomirtben bete mebr oenn e mi
Moth mo 36at slr Seite 60 mclDen 9erliner 3eis
ttQen, 0oB oos lnnopirt6ihaitlide Nlinierium all
m6denilid Sbungen obbdlt. in melden berotben miro.
mic 0as GrnteergebniB I'M nocen Sabre 81 eem nod]
ar0beren gennd ueroen tarn ais cs IN oelem Sabre
mar 81 oeien 9eratbungen peroen aud ole 6obrl-
tantei BON @init0inQer enqelaoen uno oele tbeilen
ocai Nliuiiterhm nit odB Der &erein Der &nltoil'
Qcr.To6rilonten" beiAloen babe, nidlt mr. gumoiob-
lid an Den bsbergen 9Sreen ielI5nbalten lonoern
nitd in Scr Grc0tgcm0brlng Den Sal0pirben lomclt
ais rQeno noQld) entaegcu 81 tomnen Siees Der
6alten Der MISUNDERSTANDING obidon es uoIle
aucrfcnnina pcroent III bod peiter nids, oils cine
Qan3 iclbipcritGnolide patriofdc oanong, Der lidl
Qn}uideen bon oen iibrgen in crtcr Siue Der Sano'
pirtbidait un0 oaniit Der &otsern0bumg oenenoen
cSuoidtren bnaer @ciie euuartet peroen tann 0as
N2iniIicriinn bat mter An0erem Den oclniden Sano.
pirtbcn orngeno orgerat5en redJt uiele Senriid)te
uic Grbicn 2inien uio 9o6nen 81 5ieben Die ir Die
mcnihde @rnd6rung 10 mertbUoa lno
g9ic aeagt, Die 8einoe GethlanoS 6oben idl icbr
in Scr 5tdrfc ibres Gie0ners a oIlel Gc6ieten Ole
sit cncnl iiorien g9iocritano 6eitragen, gerrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

gSu IiuO Die Surbarcn 81 ndcn? Oladridjtrn ans
Berlin 5uiolge bat Die rdBoiiide &cgermg 5ugc'
Gebei DAB oic tSran5oicn Oiun 0im @eid)oe bciBen,
lie crfldrt a6er ooB oieelben MIR iiir Sogo5wede be-
mlbt peroen g9as Oeiu 6aben oiee teuiiideu alaeln
oui 0en Sdlndtel0ern 81 ibnlt no lie in groBen WieIi-
gen BON Den Gcuden alligeiimoen Woroeu inO2 Die
glusreoe Der Srm5oien fam Dor tenem ilnpartedlcn
Tribunal beite6en go nlo oie 9orbareu 5n iuden2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
TrieOb6fe.
QOmOon.Cort.Gemeterg.

gareau, Wr. 2t, @eIt. .earatppnsetFah nKo
SauptGingnnD; 0reberidsJloao.
9eQrdbniBpldbe ION $S25 al, nnier beidnoi
Qer 9luiIlht. SmritiDlumcn, @cpinDe, Htlan5en
etc Hno IN Treibbnus on 0anpisSinaalig. 81
iinocn. tiI'er 9Ieeni oirb, '7enn gelpiinInl.
burip.e6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

Der Ocntdc 9rcnScr nGmOcn" it Der rriuitc
5dredeu Der britiden SonOelsidiiabr in oltaiiati-
ideu ecpdiiern 9|odoem Oieies ariegsld Dor un-
gcfa6r 3e6n Eagen ie6s engde aouiio6rtcidiic oocr
Euppeutrausportidiie i'm ben9oden @cer6uien ser
itorte BAT es eb in Oene6cn Geudier iiinf weitcrc
Gomper Sobn Butts Oarulter cn [ransporIidjift
peruittet lluo oas 9laes trob Der ibercgenen Nadt
oes Ito5en NIbons 5ur Gee unO Der gtd6e DER groBe
5lotte ieneS 6ranen 9iuoeSgenoiien 6iirden Die
Gommonoarc Der brtiiden u0 japandlen ariegS-
idic iid Dor Der u@moen"?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30
glns Ocmtidcu Slattcrn crctcn iuir, Oaf 0entdlauO

gns Scntidcu Slattcru cric6cu pr, Oaf 0eutdlanO
iuo Ceiicrrcd iid nit Scr neutrocl 0almng Stoens
cinDcritonoe crtldrt boben Gon cnen uGerratb"
Staliens fam alio nd6t Die 9leOe iel SSedle ernoc
iiir ocn GniihhB 0atidan0s mO Oeiterrcd's NAB
aebeno aemccu iiuo miro n)t gclaat eocnollS no lie
Gcuidhger Natr geucicl Su Geitidlano 6eiiir6tet
man oficn6ar old ndt, oaB SStolien ocn Sodngen
Gnalono's mno GBlanos iolgeu uno ans eincr 9ieu
trolifdt 6eraiistreteu totc Iic beinobe tdAlid &C.
mcloetcn Gemonitrotioen ourh oe StaIicn acjuungen
meroen ioa lid oen Serbinoecn on8uhlieBen, iinO ie.
ocnialS in 9onoon uio Boris abriiiri woroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

Seet mcrOen an@ oic Sentidglmcrifancr DOn Der
0eitldcnolidcn %reiie uneres SnnOes Ourd Die Nedle
ge5oaen iagt oos .Gincmdti &oltsbatt~ Die Sper-
ma9tet nit melder lie iir oe 9otbleiocnoen I'M often
&aterlanoe beiieueru cruegt Den llmuiaen oeer elem
oei @Gtter ]lod i6ru1 glnQube iol oas @co oo5u
oerralot mcroeu Die 91ot6le0onoeu in oieicl 9anoe
5u uuteritiben mo ioleui Oieic 9eitr0ae ole @rfmg
6a6en ben ariea 81 uerldngerl oa in Dem @}oBe ais
@eo Don bier bniiber Nebt, Der oeltbeu &egieumg
mebr @elO sir &eriiiging ite6 Inn Den Srieg in Die
Sdnge 81 iieben unO es le9e i'm ,Snterelle mieres
Sanoes, DAB Der ® nogd)it idne1 81 @noc tomnt
g9as genent miro, lit, oaB oe 9attihen mog5 iGnel
3u 9ooen aGporfen meroen ino es erre9t Merger oaB
Die Cemiden in Oen &ereinigen Suoten lid iir Dieieu
@eOanfen ndlt begeiltern tonnen Pins Dem Eooel
iprdt meiIer nid]ts als cine rcrbene &ut6 ber Ole
uiuerIenibarc dleBlid)c Nie0crla9e Der glrten Gic
Icuidcn IN oen &ereini0ien Staoen mer0en ld] ia.
tiirb ndjt bon ibren Senoen o66ateu laen naCb
@ilidlt mo N}enidldfeit 81 bonOeu 9iod Der 9tii-
ioiiung Der Sdjanobdtter marc eS el Gcrbredleu on
Der omerifand)en gtation, ucrpln0ee oeutihe Soloa
ten 81 pileQe 0eil uenn 0eie crber, Bate Der &oi
Ter uenger Sooaten, Inn oeu @rcg 81 i6rn Sode
@e61iiigteit fam mr. 9lbibcu mo Gntrihmg erregen
lIHere %oli5cibeG0roc wanidlt nnf llmiOcsen-Onrd
oie GrnennnN Don As nelen Scr0contcn- -0c Eoli5ci-
mabt 81 rertGrc gSir be5ucifcn nicbt onB 0ie tGo
tiide @oli5e @ertdrfimg bra5t Sine idne uabien
&plijcimodt ionOern @erne6rmg mo g9etcreltlpide-
llnN oQer anoercn not6penoigen Ginrhtnqen elmer
mooeruen Sta6toerpaltlmg @ietcns aber reiden oc
'Gnfintc nidt iir bic Dole Gedlmg naer ener sc
0iriniiie unO 0cS6al6 ntB id nad Der Oce geitrcdt
nerOen. Gas muB imO fam infer %ojeioepartcnent
olidj tbun 3locm ueiB Gin ,Sc0cr, OoB 9altimorcs
@ol5eiilb Der d)edltelte nod LANCE ndlt 1T @r 1T
(eiicr ais Der Der Noneuitdotc 9}em 9)orf lO 66ico
CO. @enigc groBc %er6rccben merocn bier Dcrbt uno
wcng Gnbridc luO &oubanidle per gto, oc in
g!ep 9orf mO Chicago oft portonunei, limo bier 10
glt mic im6efonnt llno meln 6ebouptet miro, mir
braden cine groBere %ol5einadt ir Die trenge Gurd
iiibumg Der Spirtioien-S SdunfgecBe Damn lit Oos cine
llnpabrbeit 0cun 0ie 3a6 Ger Noin1rt6daten N
Gcnc nlr 6al6 10 groB ais lie Dor iini So6rcn mar
mo 0onols war Oic @oli5cmobt oit cben 10 arf wic
tutc lcbrigens fommen iebt oit gar fene llebertrc
hmAcn scr Sd]anfgeebe Dor. Sin anoerer llmltano
Der in 9etradt ae5ogen meroeu mB, it, oaB bic Stro
rcn6cGid)thg belite cine iuet beere it, ais iriibcr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

Der %lnb an Der giort6-9luenne, 5iuiiden Ger Gal-
pcrt- miO ser Ct @atl- Strobe Oen Ole 0aifeu6ac'
Gonlnion olsqciucbt bat fir Den Ban Der Gcelanten
rcuen g9oiien6ae oes uertcn Waruldnocr @lili3.9c'
Giments lit Elm iOeoler IS mare 5uar id5n aepelcn,
ucnn Die Gommiiiion in Dem gcpaltca Gigic Gcntcr
im Ndttelplmftc Der Sta0t, encn poiicHSc %ag bdtt
bctommen f0nnen 9lber ca Ocr GoMMiiion iiir Den
Anfoui zines @oiipases nur 100000 5u Seriil9Wg
c6en muBte Scr @eOantc Oie ncGc gNaiienbac 5u
enen Der 0lonuuertabuuten 0es Giuc Gcntcrs ju ma-
den ogegeben merOen. Ser ASan lieBc lidl nlr Der
mrtliden penn oic Stoot 5rucibull CIT lis orcbum-
tcrtallieno Collars 6ciiteucru rrrc ir cen Grmcrb
encs 9auplotes Gieier 9usr cS ndgc pcrt5, erntidN
in GrpGamg 81 5ie5en meaN oa, It1stiibe 9noaet
ricbt obnebn on 10 e6r iitc,Ictc mare oca es mare
pcn ie6r groBem &ortbec ucEl lor i'm eciboitstbele
Scr Stoot cine oroBe Solle bGticn Die iiir GonOen
tionen perluen0et mer0en t0nnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

Sctt 6c6nnptct Der fran5Oide SOtidlnftcr in gSni6
ngton nid)t Sreorid5 Der @robc ion0ern ole 5rar5o
fen 6atten Oe preuBid)en Baron BON Ste6en, 0'enera
g8a6ington's Grlmeiiier, nod 9lmerifa geanO imO
ooB 6rieorib Der @roBe Dem iimgen noroomeritan-
idlen Stoaten6uoe niemals ireunolid geiinnt mar ~
aomiid oaB Serr SieraO Den Baron nidbt gleid) 5ll
einem irar8oiiideu Gont madt 9eidciOcn6cit III bel
sen 5rou5oien oob ia niemals cine Bier gcpeien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

Nngcne y. NdO9cre,
Csepiso. .Sin23) GIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

9onSOn meint, cs flame aernnme 3eit Dergc9cn, ege
sic gerbimoctcu oaudci 9oOen erreben weroen
mon6mal 0ot man oud in Sonoon dte 9lugenbde,
abcr md Ole iuo nod aetribt Oenn Die Shmoc oo Der
6cno oetidcs Gebct 6etritt miro nie fommen, es ie
ocru Die oaitibc sIrulec bat aae5ort 5l 6eite6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-30

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-24
A MINIATURE COLONY SCHOOL

Making the school grounds nina
tlre colony, with the pupils buisly en-
gagged in all kinds 0. productive occu-
pations, is the device Of the Birley
House School, an open-air school in
England, as described in bulletin
just issued by the United States Blu
reau Of Education
Various minerals-coaL iron ore,
copper ore, lead ore, and gold quartz
are buried in different parts Of the
school garden, and the children go out
prospecting" for them The finders
become captains of industry To work
the mines the captains of industry en-
gage laborers at the labor exchange,
which is managed by one Of the pupils.
Boring is then proceeded with, shafts
are sunk, winding apparatus is con
structed, and the mineral is brought to
the surface.
Here aris1s the need Of coal, and a
system of transportation in the form OF
q miniature railway is organized, lurn-
aces are St up, factories are planned
the possible markets for the product
are considered, and the importance OF
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Sand Chg Rods Should be Worked in The Spnna

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AGRICULTURAL RANK OF THE STATES

Iowa and Missouri in the order named.
New York ranked first in the produc-
ton of hay and forage, followed by
Iowa and Wisconsin, Texas ranked
first in the production Of cotton, fol-
lowed by Georgia and Mississippi.
North Dakota was first in the produc
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Minnesota Illinois was first in the
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second North Carolina ranked first
farms Climber, lumber, etc., followed
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with Georgia, Kansas, Ohio, New
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ond in one each. Minnesota, Wisccn-
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from the second vessel represents APP
rroxlmately the proportion Of clay
needed.
The proper proportion of sand and
clay can best be determined, how
ever, as the work progresses, as some
clay will contain more sand than
others. In fact, clays are very fire.
quently found which already contain
about the right proportion OF sand.
If the road to be treated is sandy
the surface is first leveled off and
crowned with a road machine, tha
crown being about one-half inch ia
the foot from the center to the sides
The clay is then dumped on the sur
face and carefully spread, so that il
will be from 6 to 8 inches in depth at
the center, and gradually decreasing
in depth toward the sides A layer OF
clean sand is then usually added
which is thoroughly mixed with thJ
clay, either by traffic or by means Q:
plows and disk or tooth harrows.
The best results have been obtained
by thoroughly mixing or pudding the
materials when wet. For this reason
it is desirable that the mixing be done
in wet weather The mixing can b.
left to the traffic after the materials
have been properly placed but this
involves a whole winter and spring o.
bad road, and even then the mixing is
not always satisfactory. In all eases
! 1t is advisable TO dress the road with a
road machine, or split-log drag after