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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-18
VILLA WANTS ALL
SOLDIERS To SEE
CITY Of MEXICO
Continues Preparations For
March Into Capital = Be-
lieveS Sight of City Will Do
Much Toward Lasting Peace.
BY JOHN w. ROBERTS


JUAREZ, Mex, July 1S.-Gen. Viii
la continues to clothe and provision
his troops regardless of the change
in the situation in Mexico City, or
what may be doing in diplomatic cir.
cles in Washington or elsewhere to
bring about a cessation Of hOstilties
Six carloads of clothing were receiv-
ed here this morning and are being
rushed TO Chihuahua, Torreon and
other points where troops were con-
centrated for distribution
II is known that Gen. Villa is very
much intent upon having all of the
cOnstitutionalist army pass through
the City of Mexico before being dis
banded. for the educational value of
the experience.
He believes this will do more to
bring about a lasting peace than any
thing that can be done. He will in
>sist upon the disarmament of the pres
ent so-called federal army and the
substitution in it's stead of an army
made up out of picked men from the
various corps of the constituencies
army which shall be used as a police
force for the purpose of putting down
banditti and restoring order through
out the republic
Wants Pension Plan.
In addition to the carrying out of
the agrarian plan Of Guadalupe. Gen.
Villa will insist upon a liberal pen
sion plan Since he has been in
Juarez he has distributed among the
widows and orphans of those of his
men killed in battle or who died of
wounds or disease and among the
manned of the constitutional army
now in northern Chihuahua, more
than 100, 600 pesos.
He has formulated a plan for sub
mission TO the first constituencies
mt
of a pension of 100 pesos per month
to every widow having children and
to every man who fought in the ranks
of the army and as the result OF
wounds or Of disease contracted in
the field shall have been permanent
ly disabled. He estimates that this
will involve a total expenditure of
about 5000. 900 pesos per year and
he believes that it will be money
we'll spent and will do more to keep
peace than almost any other meas
ure which could be enacted.
Farms for Soldiers.
He will insist also upon at least
consideration by congress of his plan
to establish military colonies through
out the republic where the soldiers
of the constitutiOnalist army may ind
small farms and establish communi-
cal villages.
Villa is familiar with the system
followed by the United States at the
close of the civil war when it gave
homesteads of 100 acres of arabic
land to every veteran who would set
tie on and cultivate it. He believes
system similar to that can be estab-
lished and will help solve the agrarian
question.
Villa will not agree to the disband-
ment of the constitutionalist army
until it has been determined that
any government which may be estab-
lished in Mexico City will carry out
the reforms for which the revolution
has been fought
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-18

with Earl Williams Clara KimbaH
Young. Bobby Connolly (Sonny Jim)
and his sister Helen in the cast
Coming, The Runaway Horse"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-18

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Intense
heat in New York resulted in two
deaths and 20 prostrations. The dead
are Alexander McGuirk organise of
st. James Roman Catholic church,
and Sylvester Mackay. a blacksmith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-18
WAS MISERABLE
COULDN'T STAND
Testifies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Lackawanna, N. Y. After my first
child was born felt very miserable and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-18

Closed Wednesday Afternoons.
Groceries and Markets closed every
Wednesday afternoon until Nov. 1st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-18

Alkano may be obtained from ira
BirdIebaugh, SO2 s. Lafayette st,
South Bend, Ind Sole Agent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-18
Uneeda Biscuit

Tempt the appetite,
please the taste and
nouris h tn c body.
Crisp, clean and fresh
S cents IN the moisture
proof package.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08


,su Dem Ncids8cicbblatte peroi
icnilio6t DER 9ieidsinn5er sic iiir Den
ae8eHmdrhaen @rIe8 aeilen0e @riicn
ioiue notwithstanding 9eioe
iuto aus oeu sabre 1909 mo 1911
ooiift u1reA ober bSber Der Cefielit
linlcii unbetonnt Seit Der Naiier
lidie &eroroming Dor 1889 betrel
icnc oie aluSii5nnQ Der &rIien8e
ridlisbarfct aliS }lnlaB Der oltnlrIla
niiilcn Nlodnoa bot ooS Ieutide
9lcd nodl iienlals Eriiengeridte elm.
aeleg 2IuAiit tcinerlei 9riienoro
nuna ilber oas naierielle Seeirieas,
reat crlonen poroen. glilS oen bei
0ca &eroronuaaen ii Die Stellltll'
uc9ne 0pS IcltiAali yleihcS 3u 3obl
rcd'cu be0eiiinmen Sroaen oes Gee
frg3sredliS erHAilid
1ic 5ueiie Saa9er aonlerc5 Dot
mIe bciaunt liir clHcluc iuibeoeu
teH0e Streitiroacn oes SeelriegeS ae
rilelt udhreHo Dor oaem ii5er oa5
Aonicrbonoc nn0 elodo0eredt lad
mis- Dor onnfoinmene Geruirrunq
berridic 1905 un0 1909 ion0 Damn
in spnoon cine Scelrieasioaierei]
ocr aroBteH zecnadte itoit onf Set
mon lidl llber iall oac Sireiirnaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

1ie grlBi qr0net nod chpoS an
mo laBi 0ic hei0en ollcin.
D3wolibnnoeri iaat Die 6rcun-
Gin I'm 8otteMuillen bol c3
blob bolS BLOB &
$50 lab e. itebn "enigeauetc Qloric
beitimit.
.llno menn cs 0orm Qenonmcu
miro2 Sei ooh Blob nid't 10
orHiuM
-0omi ncbmcn lies ebcn
SroB9 mo felt flin9t 0eS Nia0
dery Stimmc. pobrcuo tie foriidhri
GaHn brauden lies iiir unier Noter
lano llno ooiiir uiiiien mir oae cin.
iiebri @eiBi iuo6I nidt ine6r mas
mir IN ocr SduIc seIernt Dobcug
1olo iiir giien4
Iic m0ere idnueigt beOridt. lln0
olS bic Game uie0er in Die StiIhc
fonlt ite5t lie auf ninmt bgtlom.
me ibr Spartalien6ud mo iogt
IeIie ugIoien~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

iucll pobhuoQen0 Sic ulte 9ia9ern
5ll }sau 5 nma 1ie nit ocn ilcuien
Nirlcrn noN oajn 70 iobe nil 0er
@rei8e mobHcn"
Nrau 3. iieht 0ie 2lltc critaiHt oli
sas 0enfcn Sie oenn 6rdulein Der
ihai gsir woilca boiien ooB melnes
fanncs 0ono idnea 6eilt mo oaB
baio iorlanl menu ion oos acnls
Al0iiao rilit Ndl iuiir0c mid ldldmena
renl mcin itarfcr A}ann bicrbIeibclt
gibte lm0 oronBci ianplen lic I'M
lfier Sotcrlano
l,lD iie bcbt ibrcl Sllnaicn an 0lc
y ial mo uIft ibn $40 D&obiii Qcbt
iuier lic6er Eoicr @u6i20
~,Su oen Nriea" idreit ser @ub
lIu0 ooS lleinc l}aoel ietimoiert
Gem Sril0er
sEoDl &atI III ArieBl
alln0 ltito ueni bic NillicH urs
fer NouS io0tidieBeu s0luiti. baum
REQ etS reil 2onn blcib i'd lii6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Ole hinac Sc1einroi0Sirau a., i6r
mmu uimnt an oen eruitcu Scro
i6nngeu uHierer 1oac tQcil iost 80
ibrcr 1lutter g51 babe MIDI Dem
@otcrlduoiideu 5rauenpereiu eur
@eriiisun5 geiieli fir ole Genplnoe,
ieu Naidlc so maiden" {"
Srau Nlcoi8iunIrai5 y (lebr ent'
iettj uglbcr Aino DH bait ooh ME
acuoihen lllnl ein aiuoertIcio ooer
cinc 9lnic mo inH @aide .
mod Dir oos fIar
nllanu ih bin ood itarf; mas
0ehfit Oh oenu W}litcr id) bab me0r
aru1 ais ioIde armc gSoidlIrau
rno INN nod Der deiie obenoren
,,Sa ia, aber bic @cluobubet1
iuo Damn idQt's Der Qseoi3nalratDia
Gin pie cine Aettung n6oit Dn noe.
niaiieus Den Iitel Ieines Nionncs
Standardization, oaB Iic Old sur glul.
fdlt ucbmen ooer oeraledlcu
Gle junae, bliibcnoe Srou ladli
Eitel nee. YAltidlenl Olit Siieln
temlicH i1nci aenua, oie babel niit
ibrcr aorperiroit lidt miSlan9cn
ruo ooh mitidaiieu modlicn Sd piu
maicbcnl4
n9lber Gino. ocnt oodl blob oele
g9di1e SdmnB. 9llt~
oS Dhttdlef mad mid nidt grau
lidl I'D aud pea TO- uno lie
0rc0t sen anpi iber sic Sdulter
nnno paid~
Gs leat fraitpone iiberjeigenoe
Thaieuluit III 9Sort luIo Sebdroe
lhi0 oic Nhhicr uidt Sie nidt
Sie treidlt iiber oie ShnIter Der
Goftcr Gs lieat Stol5 IN ser @e.
bdroe lluo iiber ibr @eiidt 6uidi Elm
g0hcln ooS ons Gnticecu ucrwiidt
Isle ionueu ooA e0r irob icin
SOB Sbreu liebeu @otiel Die perlcbtc
Nauo nor Dem Nliimiilien ihiBt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

ErIienaeridt li bemcilca oaB DER
lIebcrgong eriolQt ii in mas Sdlifi
oen SDlAcu ieiner Gi9enidait OILS
ieinolihes SAiif slI cntiichcn Sit
Der &omnlolonnt nidlt IN 0er Sa8a.
feli5lriieuen mcldor Slo9ge elm Slt
ocr nelIiroIcu Sln9Jc ilbcrae8on8c
nes Sdiif porber an9cbort bot 10 hit
cr beretti9t on3lme1meu ooB cr ocr
icinOIidcn Slaagc angebor bnt. Die
Streitiroac, ob iiir 0ic Gigen1dft
oes nuf eincm feinolidcu Shific bc.
trofienen 0ntes Die Stootsnn1ehorig
felt o0er Ger SohniiB 0c9 giacntbii
mers entldcioeuo ic. Lott oic @riien.
cronung IN lleberciniiimmma nit
0em iron5oiiicben ml0 ini ~cQeniog
3um en9liicben 9le1tc Inn eriteran
Slime. 9lld 0oS ruiiiihc @rien.
reht ldBt iibriacns 0ic Slaotsanae
hori0tcit 0cS Gisent6imcrs maBgc
bcno lcin Eieler Wc9eHiat 5miihen
Dem englIihen 9lerbtc cinericits mo
Dem ocuildcn iral3oiiihcu luO rlli.
iilden nloerieits 1T moAl ser bc0eut
ianalte oeS aeiainmten @riienrcdts
mo eriduert ole Remtsi6cr6eit en-
beblih Ole 9l6idlu 9. 4 luo 6c
bon0eln oos MedHt Ger Nonter6onoe
Der neutrnliidtsmiori9eu llnteriiiis
itnq mo Ser Slodooc. Sine 5ilae
BON fleineren 9lblpeidunaen uon ser
Sonooner Celebration III porbon0eH
lmo fam bier uidlt pieoerge1e6ca
Gie llntcrideiolma 3miihea
obioliltcr unO retainer Gonter6an0a
III 6ei6ebolten @eaenIt0noe ser CT.
lleren gIrt fomelt 6edlaauohmtlctr
oc1 menn iic nod ocnl GcinocSlau0c
@egenii0n0e Ser 5peitcu 9ri renn
tie an icinolicle NeGor0cu gcrdtct
iiro. Bel ser Qei0rNcrunl u9u Sol
Oatcn lM0 llebcrniiitlina bon 9lot
ridlten ourh ucnraic Sdiiie pcr0cu
ebenio0s leicbterc mo ihugrcrc Sale
Ter iebic 9l9idnili rcacli Oas
Geria5rcn bel ocr gln5oltina Eufh
lilhlnG rmo Slliorin1wa Der iebtc
oie 9chanOimg Ser Neia9tna nilo
Der %olaalerc nilgebeodltcr 1dilfc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

einiate 9hr 3pei @robIeme bIicben
oonlols inael0it ndmlib ob aoui.
fobrteiidlific audi olli 5ober Gee IN
&rlegsidlliie umgepon0elt lperoen
tonnten unO Oh iiir sic iein0lihe @i+
genldloit ser g9oorc ser g9obniib
oOer oie 9lotionalitdt oes gigenibii.
mers eniidleoeno iei Seioer lit bis
sur SiiHoe ole 2onooner celebration
InIolae oes 9sioeriiauoeS oes engli
lhen Rnrldmenies niht aenebmiat
moroen Sn D0lterredhtlihen 3reiien
bat mon lpieoerboIt Der @ofimung
glusorlid perlie6eu 0aB iid ole
liad5tc trobbenl III eitcn 5eefrieg an
Ole Seiiimnnmgen icner Grtldrlma
boltei iollten nm Sen Q9eltbonoei
ourdj Ole Wlonniafnltigtcit ser @e.
iese niht nod niebr 3r 6elnrubigen
Geiierrei6 llnanrn hat oenn audi Sci
Ne8inn 0es aricaes nit Serbiea en-
fldrt es ueroe iid5 an sic geiiinmlm
Aen ser Von0oncr 8onfcren5 bnlten.
glus Scr oeBilhpn @riienorouuma 1T
5u eninebmen 0ob ouh Deitihl0no
III ueigebenoeni NlaBc ole TeitieBun
gen Ger Sonooner aonierens iiber.
nommen bat uno ooB fals Die onoe
rem W'1die Elm QleisheS i1nn peroen.
tn oieicm sSrieae cine aelUiile llcbcr
clnliinlHnna iiber Die &crnneleBun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

mebr bier. 1om1 gebn mir nod Her-
lin sur Cma ruo sum Gpa"
.So, gubi nod Scrlinl"
,;oid5euo bdnaeu ole ainoer on
Ser Niutter. oie tie an lid orildt SeiB
raut es ourd ibrc 9riiii Ole olte
9,oberiu biidt ii6 tier iiber i5re sIr.
belt
Die NPorie lit nun balo ieds Sabre
nt ibrer Gteauug Sic lie6i oaS gcdl
ien nihi. Gle lit oub 10 iporiom oaB
iie a0c lire SreunoinUeu auSIodcn
OeS6oIb 9lber oos fiimHert lie ndlt
Sie ldBt iidl uidlt auibcBen mo gcDt
ibrcn acraoen Sea Sic iport Gcun
lines Cages III aorl 10 weii lmo
ronu uonen lie lidl cinen ~petten
Snusiiono ariinoen
glibelulos foumt oic Sophie ans
ncr oberen Gtoac uuo flopit an oic
Slide
sd 5ob9" ruit iic on Der ae-
oiincten l6iir ,@ott ici Eonfl
80 habsl1 llnO 0onn crit iogt ne per
criiauHter 6rciuOiu antrl Soa
94oo bait Tl oenil 0aB Cn 70
ihrcitY Siroblcnocn gluaclidts
podt sic onoerc Elm ilodcS @addeu
ols Ios Spartoiicnbudl
llno nod cinmol ia9t iic idmer otb.
memo a@ott lei EouI Sd hab'Sl1
aSnmpae odi5ig Nlarf4 ialt
Olorlc luobreno tie es auiaeihlngen
mieoer ani oen Gid iuirit. limb
oarm idreiit Du io2~
Sie 5udt uerddjtlid oie 9ldielt
o9ia mn odlt5ia Niori, oos Is
eielo geie piel Il bolt. weiB irei.
lid teiner Oh @ei5iragen~
Nie Srau ocs Sauies fommt oa3it
mo bepor Morie cine raidle glntiport !
lin0ci. iqat iie rubig
olic 9iarie bot 3u6li6lmoert Niart |
eripari ieItocm lic inter freulocn |
Selien oicllt oos iit cine @0re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

gen Ser &egnabmc non Sdliif un0
Na0una berriden miro. &or alien
oe 2lrtitel iiber Aonterbonoc uno
&lodaoe peiden in teinen meent
lidcn Anntien uon sen Graebniiien
Scr Solooncr4oniercn3 ob. Eic Silte
Der @onterbonoeortifel itinnlt iogor
iu0rtldl nit Ariifel % lui0 "a Ger
SonOoner 9rfldrlm0 iiberehl (1ia
Sonooner GrflGruma inoet lid in Ger
@uttentag idcn Smmhmg Gelts
lder HeiAsaeiebc Ne 80 ionmt allen
flir oeu 9egeRludrtigcn arica In 9c'
trnht fonmenoeu gl6toulmcn frieaS
redltlider giotir obgcorudi.)
IicBrilenoromina 5erfdlt in neln
glbldnIiie BON 0eneD Der crite oIlae.
meine 9elimmninaeu cnibdlt %ere.
gclt iino Dor oIleni ser 3eitlihe in0
orilide tSelhngs6ercid oes @riieu.
rehts oos G;eleit 0urh nertrale
4reasidiiie iopie sic 9lusnobmat
pom eebeiierchi. 99idtia III fol
genoe @eiiimmunQ oie cine ueieni
lihe Siherbeit iiir sic uelltrole
Sd)iiIabri bictet Die gInbaItunQ
mo Surdlu1ung loll MIR eriol1en,
menn Der &onnouoont iid bieruon
einen @riola ueripridlt. AQe N2aB
nobmen iiu0 III Scricniacn 1orm
olrdl3lliiibren 0erell VeobodltmQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

quirierlng) neutroler &ou0elsiAiifc
deaen Gntidaoiguna aegeu sen 99il
lem oes @igentbiinerS. bciciti0t it,
9eion0ers midtig 10 ocr 9lbitniit >
Der HrienorOWlng, ser bon ocu Ser
hcuicrcdt bon0eIt Cor aleu- inO
oie 8eliimmungen iibcr sic ,Srogc. ob
cin llebergona oes S6ifieS non ser
feIn0lid3en 5ur nclitrolen Sloggc ols
aiiltia beban0elt Dcr0eu ioa. Ourrb
aus obmeiheno bon ser Son0oner sc
florotiou geregelt. Sit udnllidl Der
llebcr0ang SIR neutralen 6la8ae in
nerbalb bon 80 (oAen Dor 0cm gllis
brnde Scr s}eiuoieliaieiieu crioIgt. 10
lit oos Shiif als ieiD0liheS 3li be.
ban0elu Ucnn az cniipe0cr Die iiir
Die @iiltiateit 0es llcQeraonaes erior.
0erliden rehtliden @eoinaungen
nibt erfiiIlt limo, alio t6utidhlid Elm
QiIltiaer llebergong 5ilr neutralen
5lagae nbt ltottacnn0en bat b)
beariinOetc 9luSiidt tcite6t Dor Sem
Eriiengcridt 3u beUeiien ooB ser
lleber9ang criolgt iit I'M 0oS Shifi
ben Solaei ieiucr Gi9enihnit ais
feinOlihes Sdiif 5u ent3ie6en 10 no
mcntlih. menn oas Shifi nod Dem
llcber9ona Ueiter in Der 9leiheu
Nobrt mie 0orher Dermonot miro: q
0ic llcbcrtroauulSurtun0e iidt an
9oro iit cs lei 0enn oQB gelpidiiQs
@riinoc ooiiir iprcAeh 0aB Der
llcbcrsoi1 ondl obnc ben &rieasauS.
bruA crlolai mdre Sols ober Der
lleberaanq }ir neltrnler Sloa0e
friIber ais so Gage Dor ocn 9lu5.
brud Der Ieinieli8ieiten eriolat it,
10 III ooS Shiii nur oann offs icino
lides al 5ehou0clH menn al ser
llcberaMa ipdter 0!S go Gage Dor
9Iisbrih Der 6ciaoiclaleiicn criolgt
lt mean fcrner bl Ger llcberlnll lnr
5eoiult o0er uWOoliitdnoia iii o0er
Ser @eieelcbina 0cr bci6eiligieA
Sanocr Hidli cutiprIdlt oOer 3ur Sollc |
Bot 0a6 oieMontroag ii6cr oas Sdifi /
ooer Der @enlnn ans icMer &erpcn. /
ouMa in 0euielbeu @dn0eu luie porber /
uN0 mcan nuBcrocm @ be
grilnocie 9InSlidlt bciiebt nor 0enl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Tic 1onsirou iennt ibrc Dlaric,
atcr leiie itlcidhs ibr bod Ourb5
Ner5. oac Qldoel 5i priilen.
uAiarie~ iagt iie ciu0rnalid Die
Scphic bat uielLeidt ooh reit nit
ocm SeloabbebgL lnciue ih"
DSgb loB e. ltehcil andoiae 5rau
Cos flinot 10 bart m0 ohueiieno,
ols mlrc ibr cine 9eleioiauna ange
ibnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

aud oem Sein0e Qeacnilber sic
G6re oes Geliihcn 9leidcs cr6eii6t.
mo mit oericiiaen 9lldii1t aelen
9'cuirale Die 5u ilbea Dem Golterl
re1i mo oem Oeniidlcn Sniereiic emit.
lpridlt." 9lid an0crc Gcitinmulpcn
Der SerorOunng lidcrn 0cn Noillcli
ten eiuc entAclelltomnen0c 9ebono.
hma mn0 lcQen bon Dem 1umancu
Sell Ger Geror0ntHa elm ireiilihcs
3eu1niB ab. So bat rad 9lrtifel ST
u0er Monmon0ani H ucrBeiocn. bct
Der 9lnbdltuug ullo Iurdliuhuno in
Sdliii inter ncutraler No9ac uon
leinem 9ieiieme1e d1}ubrinacn en-
loIl It'd ii6crhoHpt belniihell 0cnt
Sdifie 10 mcnig Storuna ais noQlid
ill perlrlaben lslad]glrtifel ~ iol
fen aeaenii6cr Se'iiien oic nidt Elm
9cioacu uer0eH 0ie aus scr glnbol.
iuna lmo Snrbiuhlng ctpu emit
liebeuoen Gniih1Oiannasonipriibc
lnoalihii lofort Ncrcgelt lucr0cn.
&abren0 0cn orgnnilrien icinolidcn
Sireitfrdiicn aegeniibcr iibcririescne
Nunaniiai Won8e0rodt iii iou len
Woliahrteildiiien 0c8eniibor mo6
lihli niloe Ueriobren meroen Geu
entlprlht nciter 0ie NcltiunnmA 0gs
gIrtitclS 8 mp0urd oo9 io0cnonutc
gInAorIenredlt Bic glnIor0grlnla Lalc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

9Senn 9eiabnnacn pon aanfio6rtci.
idjifien 6epoiineten geiocritano lei.
item 10 fam nit sen &crioncn, oe
nicbt in oie iein0lihe Strcitmoht ein,
9ereibt limo uad @riegsredt ocriob.
rem peroen 8. b. tie oiirien erihonen
perocu ino boben fcneu 9lniN id
aui @ebonolung OILS @rieaSqcon.
acnc ghui bot o6er befonntlib Gng.
lonO picle Non0elsihifie bemaiincn
laiien oomit oieic iic6 Der glii6rin.
aung pioerieben Teutihlono DOT
iun in diberit entlcaenfommenOcf
&ciie 5u @uniten Ser 9eiobung bic.
icr bepafineten &on0elSihiiic cine
AnsnI5ne gcnabt unO iit bon iei
mem aumoidblihen Stm1opmfte ob
gelpidcn Eanod lit Die Wionn
ihoit beuofineter SonoelSi6iifs
ielbit penn lie gSi0criionO leiitet. Ie,
oialidl frieAsaeianaen an MAIDEN
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tlarotion ab Ceutidlono lit infolge
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6u energiiden &orgeben ge5mungen
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Tront perpcn0cn moltc. SSn oieienl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

+. oSdnifnerihHen" bei Der
StrnNenbagu in Sounoper.
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alrid oru meiblinen Muae11riaeH
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fallen Scr asl. 9ieii6sIis geaI5c
fir Teriuunbets.
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5ronen fiir's gaterlano. %sr.
banOstnriuS Der frtiwiIliaen
ardntenpfleae III 9iabnsOUri.
5. 0ambaraer 0ameu meIOeu
lid freiiuiIIig 5um ROtben @renJ.
6. Dameu in @rOh eidlter.
ieIoe beim sufertigru OOn
@dIde,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

erfaufdte esfprddie. s7OH s. sNd'teH.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-04-17
South Jersey Slftlngs

The schoolboys Of Cumberland county
will try to beat their fathers raising corn
aud sweet potatoes during the coming
hummer. The contest is being arranged
by J. J. Unger, of Bridgeton, county sup
erintendent of schools, and Walton E.
Davis, of Shiloh, is chairman of the man
aging committee. II is proposed to ad-
nit oil s%choolboys IL years old or over.
Applications are to be filed by April "A
aud the entries will close May Is.
Frank Locke, a young man residing
with his mother on a farm near Mullica
Hill. SON of the late Joseph Locke, com
United suicide Tuesday morning by shoot
ing himself.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-04-17
Woodstown Whisperlngs

William D. Clayton has been elected
. member of Pilesgrove Board of Edu-
cation to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Edwin W. Lippincott.
M. P. Newton and Miss Leola Harris
spent Sunday in Atlantic City.
The w. C. T. U. will observe a week
of prayer from the 10Th to Goth, for the
better observance of the Lords Day.
The services in the Churches on the 10Th
will be ON that topic.
Mrs. Parcels spoke spoke in the Friends
meeting on Sunday.
H. w. Sinner, supervising principal
OF the public school, spent Easter at his
former home at Seigfried, Pa.
Charles Grier, Fred Johnson and Miss
Sue Cole, spent Sunday at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frence Reeves, OF Ger
mantown, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Reeves.
DR.. tombstone, manager of the home
for feeble minded children tat VIneland
will address the Parents Teachers AS
ISOLATION in WoodstoTn Opera House on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Snelbaker, of Salem,
has resigned as teacher here to accept a
position in Salem school. Miss Edna
Boon, OF Salem, has been elected to teach
fifth grade while Miss Mary Shoemaker
sesches seventh and eighth grades.
Elmer Duell, who has been in i'll
health for sometime, died last Saturday
morning and was buried in the Friends
grounds Of Tuesday. Service was held
In the Friends meeting house. He was
was aged Is years.
At the game OF base ball at Ceilings
wood on the 9Th, Collingwood beat
Woodstown IA to 6.
Miss Marion Lippincott, a student at
Jenkintown College, is spending the Eas-
Ter holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Lippincott.
The Penn's Grove record., 1914-04-17

The Court Of Pardons on Tuesday
granted several pardOns and paroles.
The years sentence for grating OF Louis
Kuehule, one time boss of Atlantic count
and . power in State Republican lines,
was commuted to six months and he will
be released on June LIST next.
Paroles were granted the following:
Salem county-James Green, robbery,
expiration October 4, 1915; William
Guests, embezzlement, expiration (mini-
mum) October 81, 1914; George Wiley,
assault and battery with intent, expira-
ton July 20, 1917; John Williams, burn
ing barn, expiration November 6, 1916.