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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-09-01
Will AdyertiSe And
Call on Neighbors
Plans Being Made For Good Time
And Advertising Tour Monday
September Ia
FIFTY CARS TO MAKE TRIP
Scenic City Band Will Be Asked to
Accompany Party; Will Adj
dertise County Fair

1t is being planned at present by
the Redwood County Auto Club and
the Redwood County Agricultural So
ciety to have joint sociability and
advertising tour from Redwood Falls
to the adjacent towns Monday, Sep
TENDER Ia.
Many automobile drivers have sig
nifed their willingness to go on such
tour, feeling that to be one of the
best methods of promoting a spirit
of neighborliness between the towns
of this vicinity. 1t is also felt that
such trip will be decided boost for
the Redwood County fair, of which
Redwood citizens are so justly proud
that they wish to bring it to the at
tention of as many people as pos
sible.
1t is hoped by the promoters of the
plan, to get about fifty cars to go.
1t is to be entirely pleasure trip
and makes an ideal days outing for
a family, giving them also chance
to become thoroughly acquainted with
their own County. 1t is probable that
each family will carry it's own
luncheon, and enjoy picnic dinner
thus being sure of sufficient food
supply. The Scenic City Band will
be asked to accompany the party and
will probably accept.
All owners of cars who wish to en-
ter the tour, whether living in Red
wood Falls or elsewhere in the Coun-
ty, are requested to notify G. A.
Schildknecht or any of the members
of the County Agricultural Board OF
Directors. 1t is requested that these
names be handed in as early as pos
sible in order that final arrangements
may be completed. s.,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-09-01
Many Changes In
Redwood Go. Land
County Register of Deeds Registers
Many Transfers in City Property
And Farm Lands
PRICES SHOW STEADY INCREASE
Real Estate Values Considerably High
er Than A Year Ago And Farm
Lands in Constant Demand

Percy j Eykyn, to Fred J. Werner,
Lots and 8, Block II, Lamb & Sykes
End Add. to Lamberton, $3,250.O0.
w. H. Gold to O. w. Grapp, Lot
Z, Block II, Orig. Plat of Redwood
Falls, $4,000.
Darwin L. Bigham to J. Alfred
Johnson, VIZ of E II of Lot II, Block
10, Hitchcock's 1st Add to Redwood
Falls, $4,000.
Iva B. Wherland to Berthe Jensine
Peterson, Lot 3, Block II, Hitchcock's
1st Add to Redwood Falls, $2550.00.
F. G Kumm to Joe Muehlbauer, a
tract in Lot 10, Block Is, City of
Redwood Falls, S1,65O.0O.
F. G. Kumm to James w. Martin,
tract in Lot 10, Block Is, Orig.
Plat of Redwood Falls, 100000.
Darwin L. Bigham to Mary R. Reed,
Eh of Eh of Lot II, and Lot IL, IN
Block 10, Hitchcock's 1st Add. to Red
wood Falls, $4,000.
Ole Kaale ct al to F. E. Jones, ct
al, VIZ of NEA of Sec 81, Twp. 100,
Range 81, 100000.
John H. Roth to Charles Krause,
SEA of Sec IA, ITO, and 81, 81 $4,000.
| Hattie Dahl to Gena Ellingson, Lots
2 and 3, Block l, Village of Revere,
$4,000.
john J. Hoffman, to Val P. Jen-
niges, Lot, 5, Block %, Village of
Wabasso, $4,000.
Gilbert Nybo to Kasper Dahlgren.
Lot / and NJ of Lot 2, Block 5, Rem
Park Add. to Walnut Grove, 100000
L. Redding to Cen. MINI. Loan &
Inv. Co., VIZ of Sec. 20, SEA OF
See 10, VIZ NEA & Ez NWE
Sec. 20, s38, 10000.
Jim Klucking to Warner K. Flo
dire, Lots IL and IA, Block %, Village
of Walnut Grove, $1,45O.OO.
Dora McNew to John H. Shary, Z "
of EEA Of Sec. Is, Twp. 112, Range
81, s6,4O0.00.
W. H. Gold to Michael Lauterbach
Lot 8, Bleck II, City of Redwood
Falls, $4,000.
Lewis J. Rongstad to William Kuehr
Lot 4. Block 9, Village of Clements
81, 10000.
Mrs. T. 3. Steen to A. v. Ander.
son, Lots 9 and 10, Block 3, Village
of Walnut Grove, $4,000.
Henry Book to H. G. Meyer, Ell
hSWA and 81 of SEA of Sec. 20
Twp. 10, Range 1882 10000.
Henry A. Brey to Charles Wilbur
Part of NWA Of Sec. rs, Twp. 100
Range 80, Cont. 34-100 Ac. s1,25000
Delos Duel to H. L. Jensen, Lot IL
Block. 4, Village of Lucan. s456.25.
William Bauer. ct al. to Louis H
Conrad and Frand A. Benz, NEA o
Section 80, Twp. Ill, Range 81, s12,
10000.
/ Franklin Notion to Edgar Carruth
Lots and 5, Block Z, Hitchcock's 2nt
Add. to Redwood Falls, $4,000.
| Katarina Schmitz to Nicholai
i Schmitz, SEA Of Sec. 30, Twp. IL
Range 81, s14,88O.0O
!, Joseph Wurscher to Fred G. Veg
ner, Lot 2, and North 25 feet Of 10
3, Block !, Village Of Lucan, s1,625.06
Il Geo. j. Grimm to julius Maker, Lot
| and 8, Block A, H. w. Lamb. IN
] Add. TO Lamberton, $4,000.
4 Geo. ]. Grimm to Percy ]. Eykyr
Lots 1, 2, and 3, Block 9, H. w. Lamf
! End. Add. to Lamberton, $4,000.
5 E. L. Denis to Chas. A.. Mortoi
Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 3, Lamb
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-09-01

A little want ad" in The Gazette,
now and then, Brings sure results to
any man.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-09-01
IN THE CLEANING

In the cleaning, oh, my darling,
When the cars are whizzing
past,
Sit we two upon our front porch
Till we see the very last.
It is time to seek the feathers,
But we linger still outside;
Twenty persons said they'd
take US
Out a-riding, but they lied.
In the cleaning, oh, my darl-
ing,
. We will sit till midnight's
hour,
AS the motor cars fly past us
On the wings of benzine
power.
Do not give up hope, my darl-
ing,
Keep a-snlil;ng, and sit tight;
If We wait for twenty summers,
Maybe one will stop some
night.-Pardevill Times.
: i i 4 X =
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-09-01

Sykes 1st Add. to Lamberton, $751;
10000.
Laura Peterson to E. E. Sandquist.
Lot 6, Block 8, and Lot 8, Block 9,
Village of Clements, $4,000.
Edgar A. Carruth to Isaac Root,
Lot No. 81, of Aud. Sub. No. /, of
Sec. 1, Twp. liz, Range 36, $4,000.
Isaac Root to Edgar A. Carruth, Lots
5 and s, Block 7 J. Hitchcock's End Add.
to Village Of Redwood Falls 100000.
E. E. Sandquist to William Linde-
man, Lot 6, Block 8, and in Village
Of Clements, $500.
Margaret G. McBrackenridge to SAT-
rien Collin, Lots /, 2, 3, A, and 8,
Block Is, and Lot /, 2, 3,and 4, Block
II, Village of Walnut Grove, $4,000.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Redwood Falls Public Schools
will open for the coming year at 900
a. M. of Monday the seventh of Sep
TENDER. The session will be devoted to
enrolment and the assignment of les
sons. The schools will be closed Mon
day afternoon. opening for regular
work Tuesday morning.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-09-01
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. Schalier. Pastor.

Regular German services next Sun
day, September s, at 1000 A. NJ.
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran
Chulch meets in the basement of the
church next Friday afternoon at two
O'Clock. The ladies of the congrega-
ton are cordially invited to attend.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-24
WE, THE WoRlrrns

W"'r" awake from the sleep Of ths - 3.
"" stand In the light Of the mo,~.
We are coming 10 take back tn 49,. ~
fhr world into which we wers -.
The trail OF the past IL behind NJ.
II II white with the bones of m, - !.
II Is wet with tn. blood OF IN. v.-.-.
Nnd tn" tears that our women hav. ~ 4
". I'm" In the light Of the mofnins
Lin hards OF all ages have sung. ~
~ ~hhil light for tn. fruits of ON, 49,
y sh"-tiger fights for her young
"" shall scotn every promise ana $780,
We nall laugh when you pirate Of n.s.S
y. shail sweep the old earth of n. 49,
- the tIhiri"s at swept by the .,o,,.
W IN So" all Your falsehood and 49,.
~, il, hW"k' from Your prIcst.hau.,.1 -
Netorn"l" Ana can hribe US with H..~.v
NsNstul"t' Aon ean scare us with Nm NJ
y" a.. e"ulne. and NOTHING can -.
" lem \Np all tn" ffuits of ON, -.
tn n4...- tud IT, mills. and the r.u..1
fhs -a#tm-hll,s. tn forests and soil ~
", shall ,"n,r ia the spirit of Just,c.
nd 4 rtnt~ hall rap as th.y'y. .o-..
M ~ WORKERS at last shall be owvrr~
~ = world that Mas meant for our o..
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-24
NEAR-WRECK ON ILLINOIS cu(ud


iEEEfpi'T Marin Passengers % -
tsutfat trIn ~ -. bound for sioux q
u MI LIT loo kferd Friday morning q
'gfatulatiuS themselves that there was =
: shoft dl-'tu'" Nj of In" depot whea ~
stsN dtsf"Eatl"d atdsrs. says the Registsss
Aecatdlng 20 the story told by = pasoeu0
ihe tran. IL" passenger train and the - [
mtat iihfu came IL a staudrtill within -
'lZht ear lengths If zach other. II h -
orders Ncr" for the passenger train - r.
tn" depot hete for the meat train to -
a siding at the vest end of the yards %E
Fur some unknown reason. the order W
u as alsregarted. and the passenger IN
out Til" meat train Is supposed to have
~aN from Free port to Rockford. Its t.
black smoke puffed skyward. but vao uE
y hstter u vas from engine on ~
central railroad. or the Chicago and SeeoD
To- h" on the safe side. even thou9o
supposed 10 hat" tn. right OF way. IL q
brought his train 20 stop. The passon0u[
VA sisuall"d In some manner and IL 49,
Ia stap. with The engine pilots oaly ~
wa APART III
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-24
At Kansas City

employ the hold Kansas
CITY Mo Q Apn 9th 18th inclusive 10 those who will take
sul,e wish submit the following questions and
undnahle
months haNe hn d vi railroad
ndo controlled wh and control tho
WIN working Inc q the thousands who and has
fecrNO lRCAlSE
We a OF the right to O lines needs and
yousfor the will
suits for ourselves and o a he n industry
mrh tha hay be- II
has y @ Had weh
to artp wo,Ilh N,oa utredI N . nun
st1ke today would have been but OF the
But because Ia q solidarity aud
still
thu the Observation-Disclosures, hOl r failure with the
orccthe absence phys the have
qucred
when homeless the defending and
lighting old nns 1 asc. N
oha keep 1 " submissive
Would p he at Kansas without
the rA' would be IR NsC\
will be You
ram of action
Here blue The months hay, been oil
ACTIVITY Had in early stage Of the Kansas City
Here oil dwomen~ ho have
paid their n the school OF and d the roads
tk} but to
ment?
We watch record Kansas
From a wi eanw
with an ORGANIC LAW Ii is wthmy
tn" bring this strike
if TO state OF despoIsm
thrive the labor hn the few will
tina thss done
the Of .nds fighting at
Kansas City.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-24
POTATO MEN CALL RAIL.
ROAD SERVICE -
>""" h"'"' Waited Il. '-"'ss issAea Cssv -.
90" I""r"~,. u .. ssis-rs, sss ess,, 81
80 of Cars. ftt

t1stENA lIIi. NH. March 1.-THE ps..s... =
q til hN ALI potato market IL thresis~~SF ~
stslins to Et"W,rs an shippers. by the lseSsss.l
freight service IN the rere Marquette ~
IL 10 H. fact thai since last fall but - 49,
.i# b.sn "p'ttt.d daily around "th. n.y.
- galbg .u thu same direction every - -
tn Hr''Uttll' pothto market, with ia p. 80
~ buyer, embraces stations at every vtli--s s2
it.ttttk 900 M"ntsalm and adjacent cousetS ~
I'm maintaining fram 10 to Is branch naas1S.s ~
tn iu"P - that stretch of road runsiD. 'SrS1
laala to Howard city. across to Edmoys 1SuSS
~ #ntoh. and Then back to loniA II esuS12H
aeaut II" miles of rack and serves q ~ ~
~ tits sctftuu -
Tie patatn buter> l.ar" their ear. from n. -,
I'D eonpau, at 81 4 month. 1t costs ~ ~
.a haAs ihoW tapar.d and double floor - = =
kstp tie POTATOES linn freezing Also II 49,
-" To paw thr regular freight charRea
tttfag. about - srnt- bushel betveea GS%
III. and Iftt-butg -
The gt""'t> haNe taken ia. matter up 800
inf.rsfat, COMMERCE Commission 1T
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-03-24
ORDERS l. c. RATE REVISION
"""a,-.i". it"id. Discrimination ra.... ,,,,,
Against Psaa-ah.

~ NSnlNGToE. March is-In deciding ths
{ he Paducah Board of Trade against -
'entrsl railway and other carriers. u
ommerce Commission held that r.
from points In Louisiana. Missisa4G
a re unduly discriminatory In
IS against Paducah. and
place both cities an =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
WlcrifamiIdDcS Slllcrlei.
6aftious- 3wiItiofeiten in @lcrito O''
WcilcnlIna nNhc.


g}ogaIes, Sonoro, 80. 9lng'
IN Der Gouiereu5 swiiben Den o''
ncr1lcn IiQo lmO Sbregou lui0 WOn
perneu Nia1toreua gelangte man o''
6reitog 81 cinem @inpcritdnOnlB O".
ols Srumola0e elmer freic0ierilge'
9lusglci1ung Der 6attious,Strc'l'9f
fcitcu in Sonora oiencn ioa. @elleru'
C6rcgon conferirte crit nit Garra'Ss
5o's Gcrtrctcr, General NiL l'l'y
trof Damn ouf amerifaniidcm SeO'''
nit IiQo im0 Dem @ouOerneur 8"
ionmcn. 9lad SdliB Ocs Slsl'SS
mur0en General SalpnOor 9llparap'
unO mcbrere Nfii5icre, Oie auf Mug,
torcna's 9eic6l oerbaitct woroeIl lU"
rem, oltf frcicn 5ub eeiebt. Cie GOV
ieren5 mllroc geitern iortgcicbt-
SSu ciuer 9lnipra6e forOerte ee's
raj TiQo oQe 6liidtlin0e ami lla%
Mcrifo 5uriid3ufe6ren, unO perlpru~
i6nen Sdub. 9}ad 9eilegnn9 p'1 v4
Strciti0feitcn in sonora merOe er ll~
uab Durango beoeben, Inn ods ~. :,
ben ser @riiOer 9lrricto, Oie iif W.
Stootsregierung bendhtigt DaV'"
5u interiu6en.
Gs 6ciBt, @ouOerneur W}aptorrT"U,s,
weroe wa6ri6eiuIid i'm 9Imte pelul
fen imo Die Saqli-SnOiauer, oIe ~, -,
i'm gcio1ten 9aben Der mcritalillV'
9[rmee eiuperIeibt weroeu.
&c iiBmutb in Ser SalIP'
ltoOt.
Sto0tM Merifo, 80. 9lpgillL
Die Hegicruug bat ciu 0etret erlu.t
fen, morin aac Grocer anigcToroel''
peroen, oen fooerolen @eb0roen =" "a
SSnocntnr i6rer Gorr1tbe mo ~ ~
@reisliiie cin5ui6idcn. ShIi 9li9i.u'
iolguuo oicIes 9efc6ls folgt Gonllsr
fotiou i6rcr @oaren Die N'aBreSu
wuroe notbwenoig pcgcu Der lll'.'
ihminglicb bobcn @reiie, luelhe V.I ~
9totb lmo Wlurren lutcr ser 9c0O'
ferlng er5eugen.
GS miro Elm meitercs Gefrct el'",
len merOeu, monod icOer @inloog"ssr ~
ehua in ieinen 9eiise 6eIinol'%iss
g8oiien innerbol6 "a Shnoen al ~
QlilitdrbeborOen a65uliefcrn bal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

Suite, Nlont. &c. 9luglit.
Gon Der Butte Mine @orfers Union
mitrOegeItern Der @ergmouu Hidur0
N'9rien auSgewieien. Gr purDc
BON Dem SuriSoiftion-Gomite ser
ncuen Union aus Der ct. 9awrencc-
3ede gc6Olt, neil er bel ieinem Oor-
tigen Gridenen erfldrt bate, CT iei
@litglicO Der u%eiicrn 6eOerotion Of
0liuers~ unO merOc iiH ser nellen
Nrgoniiation niht anibIicBen
N'Sricn mar Der cill5ige inter DC
ncn, welGe iid6 sur 9lrbeit meloeten
pelHcr Der llnion nidt angeb0rte
Die 9lnacouoa-3ede lit nod geidloi-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

Ic9cn1eiicn in Ser &rieGs5onc, Scr
meigcrlng Scr Entertaining Der
GrcOit6ricfe uno oic Oorous cnt-
itebcnoen Sbwicrigfciten.
0ie n9l0riotic~ mar auf i6rcu
&oroer. unO S1interOed nit je 5pei
icc6s8oIligcu @ci6iiben orulirt NOR
ocn iibcr pcl6c ocr 5meite Offi5icr
Gilbert Oas Commando fiibrte.
Erobocnl gcrict6cn 9ciobung unO
Noiiogiere 5weimol pdbrenO Der
llc6crfa6rt in eincn nibt geringen
S6rcden ais ser SHcimpcrfer Ell
ncs unbefonntcn ShiffcS bcmcrft
nnrOe. @littpoh Inn Nlitternodt
ging 0ie critic Sebiago los, ais Gin
S@cinperfer olf Die n9lOriotic" ficl,
ireldc trob i6rcr 9lrnlirung 5cricn-
gclO CAB, mas ibre &ciiel bolten pol-
ten. 9os DerfoIgcn0c SGiff fam obcr
inrmer nGber luO 5uIcbt ite0tc eS iicb
hcrous, 0oB Der britiihc &rCi5er
oGiier" scr SGger mar, meIher Der
n9loriotic" Oie @oicnroae 3uert6eilt
botte, morauf glaes crleibtcrt allf.
ntbmete.
2lm Oonncritoe @3ittog ging Der
SpoB bon 9tcucm los, ais om Sort
5ont Elm Gontpfer ouftondtc, IN mel
cben Elm &riegsidiff perniutbct wur-
sc mo ser iid ipdtcr ais oie bon
9}elp.yorf nod &oore intermegs be-
finoli6e n2o Sronce" entpupptc.
NloMoem sic n9(oriotic~ i6r 9eltes
pcriuAt bottc, ouBer Sihtipeite au
fonmcn, mas igr nidt gelingcn moa-
tc, ga i6r sic n5ronce" oireft entge-
gen flibr, fam ibr Gommon0ant ouf
zen gliidli6en @eoonfen ieinen
0robtloien in @cme9lng 81 icten,
lno boIO worO ser Srrtbun1 oufge-
fldrt imo wieocr itieg Elm bielitim-
niger Seuf8er scr GrIci9tcrung cnt.
por.
@roteif gegen 9aeutroGi-
tGtS @erIebung.
9biIo6eIpDio, ga, 80. 9(il-
Qiit. II &on Or. Seroner finO fol-
ocnoe 9Sroteitc acecn @erlctung ser
9leutrolitdt Dem grGiioentcn Der Ser.
Staoten 5ligeionot mor0en:
ng9ir boben poiitiDe @epciie Oo-
fir, OnB Eoliienoe bon @ferocn bon
Chicago nod Canada bcrionot NOR
sen iino. gSir ipcrocn Sic in cincm
@roteit eegeu |erIesungen Scr 9}eu-
trolit6t ieitens ser Ser. Stooten ooer
ibrer @iirgcr untcritiiten. nSSai-
nois Stoats 3eitung G6icogo, Sa."
ugSir eriu6en Sic, bel @r6iiocnt
gSiIion oeocn Die groBen SenOungen
bon &obIen bonn &ofen BON eric,
So ans no6 canooiihen SGien, Inn
cic cngIiihcn &ricssidiffc 81 Derior-
acn ~ proteitiren, oo mir iic ais
0ro'1 BcrIcbitng ser SlcutrolitGt er-
od' q - Gric 3mcig, 0eutidj -amc-
rifoniicber glatioual6uno."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
glcnoItlidle GccIen.

Cotton, 30. 9luguit. @egeu
9Ibhaliung elmer |olfsoerIammIltng
Oie Der nEeutide @entral-9crcin~
fir 6cute nod 5oneli( Soa ein6crii-
ZEN bat, INN gcgen Oic ieinOicligc
Noltun1 ser nncrifauiirben &reile
gesen 0cltidlono 81 proteiiren, bn-
ben geitern G0maro 6. &opmon bon
SiOlom, @}aiter Der Stnats-@range
Der ,@ntrons Of &uSbunorp,~ mo
9Il6crt q. 9rDant, elm 9eamter Ser
ugSorlo 9eocc 6ouioation," bei'm
@ouDcrnclr 98alib GinipruH crbo-
bcu Sic 6e6aupten i6r Ginipri1
ridtc iid nidt gegcn Die 0cuiide Ser
iommhng alleiu iouoern gegen oae
auno9cblmaen I'M Snierciic irgcno
elmer enropdiiAen frieofii6renoen
9lation, oa iolde i'm Gi0eripruN NIT
%r1iOcnt gSilions 9}eltroIitdts -gr-
fldrung ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
Weiim qnndlocridlt oct3Otct.

&nris, ag, 30. 9luguit Il Sn
&ert6cioignna 0es forbi0cn @eionge-
ncn @enp E6ompiou ben eiie
&oltsmcngc 0eiiern ols Dem @e.
fdgniB 3u 5crren 0eriudte, crit6oB
Der 0eiduguiB- SAlieBer g. 5. Ser
riS Oen aiaciebeuen 9iiraer Gngcne
&ouiiou. Ser 9lcgcr 6oite bei einenr
Gin6rub IN @enrp Nleoo's Snlie
oeien nit elmer 9lrt ii6er oen &opf
gcbauen.
@aHe 5nt Wciie in's glnslan6 beIDrol
g. 9laiae, gir. Alb, GnsBnh himures ctr.
aabe GnitpH &paie 0te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
gcnlcnpcit in Wciv-Crlrong.

q em -OrIeons, 9a., 80. 9(ii-
quit. Die @eionultjo6l Der bier
leit Dem 81 Sini conitatirten @r-
franfungen al Der 9eulenpeit iiieg
geiicrn auf %. Cie Iebte eutoedte
$oticutin lit Die 3O-id6rige Gilmore
81. 9}ca0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

bon $5,0O0,O00 sur 0edin9 oe'
S6ooens Oeriiberter amcffanlld)er
S6iifc aus. 0ic 9lnno6mc crlol9ie
nit $50 gegcn So StiumcM lmO oa
Der gunOesieuot isine 3uitimmlll'a
bcreits crfldrt Bat, 0 6eOari es sur
Gr6eblng Der @loBregel 5um @eles
MIR nod Der llnteri3riit ocs $rall'
Oenten.
Nm ser gorlogc, mic iie ans Dem
Senat fam, iino nacrOings 5lpe'
9lenOcrungcn Uorgenommen VIC
cine 6cI6rGnft Die 0auer Ocs Yeltall'
0cS oes 9iireous ouf 5mci Sabre llnO
crt6eiIt Ocnl @rGiiocnten Die 9eIiI9'
nib, es 81 iuspcnoiren. 9urd ole
5meite miro oos @c6olt oeS Gbels
OcS @iircous BON $4,000 auf $5Ooo
6crabgeiest. Die 3uitimming oe'
Scnats 5n Oieien Announcements plrO
a6er ni6t angc5peifelt imo Die %ol'
looe Oiirfte SIR llnter5cicbnlng De-
reit liegen, wenn Der %rdliOcnt al''
Goruiib, gt. S., 5uriidfc6rt.
@rpIoiiDer Wl e6 itanp.
0urd llntcrIubrmger, wcldc oa9
gcrg6olt 9iireau Der gunoesre9lc'
rlm0 ocmeiniom nit ocn 0dlllcr"
ongcIteat, bat ii6 erge6cn, Dab "
ploiionen bon Wie6litou6 in GleoolU'
rcn um0 glnlagcn, in pel1cl vc'
troioc pcror6eitct miro, untcr gelpr'
len @crbdltniiien e6cnio lei6t elllirp'
ten fonnen mie iol6e bon &o1lc''
itor6 in Ncr9perfen. IS miro ua
Der OringcnO Dor ser @cnubung OF
fcner 6lamrnen in ioldcn 9lnla9e"
geiudrnf.
@te6- unO @fcrDcbanOc
ito 1t +.
Gos StaotS 0cportemcnt madi'
geltern oarouf ouincrfiom, Dab ON
Scr. 5toaten auf 2iefcrlng BON S'Vv
aus GnglanO mG6renO ser Goner Or'
SriegcS nibt mcbr 81 rc6ncn pape'''
Gem GongreB 9l69eorOncten Saln
6arOt, SnO., lit bon Dem @iirean I''
Sonoelsbc3ie6ungen nitget6cilt MOI,
ocn, england 6o6e an0efiinoigt pap
bort oefotitc YfcrOe porlduiig ll'ul'
perionot merOcn ionocrn Der Sa''
preis eritottet meroen miirOe NV
nob scr 1orlegitng OeS StaatS ~
partemcnts miro Oafel6e GcrlaVl'"
auf oQc anoeren EbiergattllngeI a''S
ge0e6nt merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

93ew Yorf, 30. 9hlguit.- @lit
1862 Eaiiagiercn mciitcus omerita,
niden arieasfliihtigcM lit geitern
NlorQeu Scr Canpier D9loriotic" BON
Ger gS6itc Star 2inie BON SiOerpool
bier cingctroficu mo olle @cimfc9s
rcnocn cr3d6lten oic Idnoit betann-
ten @cihidtcn bon menig o0cr gar
uiht por6onocuen 9ciorocrungs @c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
Naunric 0er uQpniiinna". .

9}orfolf, 90, 30. 9h0llI
llnteriudln9cn Oes 93lnpieS os y.
S6labtidifies y9ouiiiano,~ melp
fiir5lih oui ser 6obrt bon Gnba 'u~ Nv
Gera Gru5 Sobaric crlitt, 5abell =
geben, OoB OaS Sdiif ein 2ed beIo~' lou,
men bat, ais Die 4uppelmg lel"~ w..
9adborO-S Sdraubenpcle brad ~, ar
ibieoene93ieten puroen loic, aber ~
S1aOen lit fem 6eoelten0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
uWlOceOOnia" modJ GaOig nit SlOllII"'

Orleans, ga 30. Hpg, n5'
H Ger ,Snm6urg-9lrnerifa" 6ra%0o
Oampfer nWloceoouio~, pcl6er 2og S.Sc
Eonncn @o6Ien inO groBe Torrp,,@
on ShiifS6cOarf al 9oro baf ~ ~,
rirte geltcrn nah Gnoir in Spal''~''~'
Iaa obcr aeaen g(6eno nod in leI''
Tod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

aerllen Eapiers"
Bon Oen Gingewanoertei fanen
Die 6olgenOen aus:
GnglonO. observation-disclosures. S76455
S6ottlanD. ......... 26t ,O3l
Eoles .......... S2,470
SrlanO. ............. 1352,155
GeutiblonO O.... 2,50t,1S1
9elgien ............. 1887
Surem6urg ....... 3,0OS
6rontreid ......... 1926
SGpeij ......... 124,S34
&ortugal ............. 57623
Stolien .............. L343,070
OtuBlonO .............. 16O2752
Selterrei1 ............ 1t74,924
llngorn ...........,. 945,6O0
9ulgorien Ser6ien Nion-
tenegro. .......... 2t451
@riehenlanO ...... 101 ,264
9Iod Dem Genius6urcou bctrdgt
bic 3a6l ser unnoturoliiirten ginge-
mon0erten, mclbe ii6er 21 Sabre alt
imO, etipo 11a Ntillonen. Giele BON
i6ncn iino nod militdrpflidtig un0
uicle iin0 nod europa gcfnbreh
I'M in Die glrmee i6reS TnterlonOes
ein5utrcten. Gon oeu innotllraliiir-
ten @inqepan0erten Oie ii6er 81
Sabre iinO, ertfollen ouf @nglonO
umO SrlouO 1896; arf GonoOu
150,7tS; ouf 9iuBlouO 41S,l2S; otf
5ronfreih 1866; ouf 9elgien S691 ;
ouf EeutidlonO 121103; ouf Seiter-
reid-llngorn 523,S59.
Uni iere ousm Grtige Q duIO.
lin I'M glllgemeien 0ie @o6e unO
Die glrt Der S6ulo Scr Gereinigten
Staoten in Ben 9Gnoern Der frieg-
iii6renOen Wlddte feit5nitellen, bat
Die 9lnOes 9ieierpe Gommiiiion
auf nGHiten 6rcitog cine Gonferen5
Der @dnf. uno &on0eISintereiien in
Ocn 6eOeutenoeren St6Oten 0eS 9on-
Oes an6eraumt. I'm Die GntienOlng
ie eineS Gertrcters lin0 bic Heierbe-
9onfitdOte unO Inn Oie GntienOung
pon 0onlitc'n bon je Orei Niitglie-
bern Oie StdOte gfem 9)orf, G6i-
cugo Bottom &biloOelpbia, Ct
2oiiis, Gan 6roncisco unO 9olt-
more eriudt porOen. SIN @an5en
pcroen gegen 80 6innn5leute an
ser Gonieren5 t6eilnemen. Gie Gele-
gaten iinO auigeforOert porOenJ 5u
Der Gonieren5 Sniormotion ii6er Die
dllgemeine Gage in i6ren Giitriften
lmO ii6er Die beIte6enOen @erpilid-
tungen in europa mit5u6ringcn,
pel6e uatiirlid ais uertraulide be-
6anoelt miro. Iie @rmitteling be-
5mcdt nnr Sdritte 5lt ernogliben,
Inn Oen Greoit OeS SanOes 5i ic5iit-
zen. Sic Sommlnlon bat ousorild-
lio1 erludt, aus Dem 9lew g)orter
Giitrift Set6 Sow unO S. 81. Eowne
81 DlitglieOern Der Delegation 81
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