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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07
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Gin iouocrbore5 @er6GliniB alui.
iden @lann unO gSeib niiiB Bel benz
noh mcuig bcfauntcn iiiohinciiihcn
5tamme Scr Saib berrihen, lrcun
Sic Nlittbeihmaen oe5 @1iiiions- -Sl-
perintcnoeuten i. ~ 2euihner oni
ri6tig beobadlte'en GbatiaMcn bern.
ben. Cas- @olt bepobnt Ole @ebirgS-
8ii8c, Die lid oort crbebcu, no oic
Erouin5an Sunnting Suangit
Sinugii un0 0lrau oneIuan0er io-
Ben. Tie 2nab iin0 ell tricgeriideS,
na6 cigenea Seiebeu lebeuoes @olt
inIter oos lid iclbit Oic Gbiueien nilr
ielicn mascn uilO 9euihner'S Shis
Oicnreiien iunreu feincspeg3 irngca
idGrlit. Sniereliant lit, ira5 cr iiber
Die SteGimg ser 6rau bel ben SANS
cr5dblt. Sic lit oem NRaime nidlt
inter. ionoern iibergeorouet lie itcbt
ibm uidt MIR aIeih, ionoerlt bat io,
gar gr0bcrc Rchte els or. MGOHen
uuo 6roucn Oiirieu immcr inter
Ql0uneri iein mo perOen juporfonl-
iuen0 bcbdn0elt IS itebt Ser Srau
Irei, Den Mann Der iie uicbt gut be.
6aloclt, 5u perlaiien. Cir iud)t Oonu
cnhueoer inn Sare i6rer Gltcrn o0cr
III Dem cines auoeren ManncS ,3u-
iliubt S2enn alid Der eigcne W}auu
Gcnau weiB. no lie lit, bat cr bod
fene @'adt, iic gegeu ihrcn S&ilen
jiriid5pbolen Ter Nlaml nrnB icis
rcr Srau 81 @ciallcn lebeu, ibr III.
lcS fallicn mas iic wiu, ionlt lailit
lie ibm tort imo crirelrt 5cihpcili0 ci.
ncn an0cren 9Rann. 9(usno6mSmciic
gicbt cS mld Gbepnare, Sic iih bis
ms Alicr trcii bIciben. 9l6cr in 0en
neiiten Sd1en lit cs iclbilucrit6uo.
lid, Oab Der G'o.te oNd citc Scliebic,
bic @ottin oith einen @clie6.en 6at
Gs tonlmt Dor. OaB Die Grlu ihrcn
Gicisbco in OaS Sans i6reS @aitcn
beitcat mo in Der 9(aSiibana ibrcr
6rci9eiteu iclbii aiii Die 9lmpglcnbqit
ihre5 @llrneS nidjt 9iidiid,t niii1mt:
oieicr Sarf ben GinOringIirg nitt
binans luerien CT iuuB i'm iosor
roh hsHienet. 9lua1 fonmt as oar.
oab cire iina9e 6rnn loren 0|onl
rerlaBt ciui1e @oGcu bci ibrem
2icb5a6cr .co6nt mo Oam wicocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07

5rul @iQiam 6erbert 9utNer
bon @orrcu bic ibrcn @lann pilcgte,
lcitocnt er bon Ser 9lntternfrantbeit
bciollcn ruur0c, iii unmebr cbcnials
non Der 5cuhe erarifien ivorocn.
Ter Nlann 6ciinoct iia mti ocm
@esc Der NeHenlng, lit ieooH nod
niht frdftig genig, Inn icine 9lrheit
5u uertihten. Gle 5uei aiuoer oeS
gbrpoares bciinocu Iih bel oen
@robeltcrn. @emdB oen glusiagclt
Der 9lcr5tc bate @uttber Die 9lat-
ternfrautbeit i'm ihlinmiien eta.
rium lm0 uollte Die (ScilmoboitS Be-
b6r0c cine Nbotograp6ie fir wiiicn-
idjoftlibe 3mede bon ibm 6aben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07
GtaOt 8aItimOr
Nciratbs.9iccnseu.


Sronf 8. 9iibo %, uno @laric
Scolonef, 10.
Sorpcn z. 6outoui y, unO @at-
tie 5. @cn& 49,
George sc 9gp 9lidolS %, imO
@lorD ?. E1onion, 81.
Souis 5. %uuo 2L umo @iIlian 6.
@ills, q.
9uomig Clco5uf %, umO Nclcu
S5ulejof. 20
@alter 0oIlon0cr, 81 tmO 9foic
Dioics, %.
Sinlotbp q. SugbeS, 81, unO Ga
t6crinc @iIcOtD, 30, (SSittue)
SoicpD ". 9|orris, %, mo Glto
9. groiie, 81; 9eOe bon S9dibinG.
ton : s.
3auiO z. SciomoiL o. uno .QliA-
iic :. ghuuenthol, %
Soiep6 u. 0io5nstp, a. lmo SID
tbcriuc 3clpis, 1S.
SocnrD q. SiteuOorf A. (&itt.pcr)
lun0 Hebecu 2. Sterrctt. 80.
Glnerion q. Seunep, 81. lmO gnl'
ma q. SAoolrn. &c, (gSiitue), 9e!
Sc bon @oibington 3 Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07
grO0iiuriidlc NPcnicrnna.

V0narcB Don &erii iebt cine ioI-
u' EN-. Sol. Oscar 9enapi-
veg Der erioIgrci6c 6fbrer Der
Ne'ohltion, Der Grdiiocnt Ser
'l'sn- 0fii5icIIc qlufiiuOiguno
0es peruOoniidcu @eiauOten in
%ai5inaton.
simo, 9cru, G. sebruor. IL Ser
sVnsreB trat in uuBeroroentIidcr
'suH9 5ulomncn Inn ii6er sic
t~u'oa' nod Der geitrigcu &epoIu-
r'O'l 81 beratbihIogen, bel peIder be-
1%'ll''ld %rdiiOcnt G5uiIIerHo Bill
'...ll r"s0arlt Jum Geiaugeucn gemacbt
s,I lpHrOe beidloiieu bis 5ur 9lb-
''""9 einer nelen @abI cine Hc-
S'..'""9soeboroe ein5uieben. Go(.
o.;' ~SSar YcuaOiOcS, wcIder in Dem
SSSn''9en ylngriif oui Oen @alait bic
SS~Vrl'n9 S'' botte, purOc ais @raliOent
e. w; Se9orOc criud6lt. Gic ii6rigcn
%. %r'g''eoer ocrielben iino: Gr. Sole
T'ulloS Mon5aniIlo Or. g(rturo
Ill., D'gS Nr. Sole 9alto, Or. 9enja-
No5a lInO Or. 9lofoel @rou
~ W. SIma uor acitcru oQes rubig.
o'otte bat Oic neue 9iegicritng
n;< ;sS'a'lllt. %r6iiOent @illing6urit
'''r0 oerbannt lueroen.
s.~'elo 5erro, ser @rdfeft ser
~; 1Ol elBco, fiiuOiatc geItern ou,
oss ~S5 CT Die neue &caierlng nibt ou-
Ss.'''i'en werOe Sic Oaruiion Ser
S, 'uOl lnaridirte oorouf6iu 5u iei-
oo,' W." 0llreau imO nobnl i6u geiou-
Ss S. 6erro mar eill iutinlcr 6reiuiO
b',., 9elnlr5tcn @rdIiocutcu @illiug-
nav, w ll''o Der 6iibrcr Der @cuolte ae-
4e'' ie,, YrdiiOeut Qcqllia i'm Sabre
III.
,io,,S "S'' 3eitlnacn r0lociou~, u9Ic-
Ss ~" lnO ~@opulor" -icmioffi5icIIc
gu"e Der Observation-Disclosures
U"r0eu 9eitcru lultcrOriidt; tic
sl a'sn !, : lidt luieOcr criteincu.
" no lgHng Der Ginic T.
elng Der ncnen nc
"a gicrunQ.
uoS ~O 9lngton, 6. ,Sc6r. e.
r,'s. w ''erocricO 9Iliouio Sc5ct, ser pe-
s'eoul'lde @ciouOtc, nlottc aciicrn
o,n, 0 9ler Die iormclIe 9lnfiinOi-
r'n, | " 0aB cine propiiorii6e 0icaie-
,Sr;1 M N Fcru cinaeicbt uno ser
EO' is't III Dem 9anOe iuieOer 5erge-
'''''' worOen ici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07
9lOoie0cItIs gIn6anqer rii0rio.

burIcitoH, @. -9a., 6. 6cbr.
Sarrp Curtain, Der amtircuoe
@oriibeuoc 0es republifulliiAea
Staats-GoniteS, bat geiteru einc 81.
ieutlicbe @eriammlmg OeS Counties
All sen %. 5ebruar einberufen, linn
GrtIdrlngcn NameuS Ser Fartei ab-
5ugcbcu lnO 9SIGne fiir 0ie fommenoe
Gornpagne 5it beiprebcn.
sd babe S6eoOorc &ooicUelt I'M
Sabre 1912 iiir bic 9SrGiioentidait
luteritiiet", iagtc Serr Curtain III
cincr Grfldrmg, viuio ib 6oifc,. Oic
Ginac perOcn ii1 Ocrart geitalteu
0ab icinc gioninirlmg 5un Erdii-
Ocntihaits-Ganoiooten Der repu6lifa-
uiiHeu Fortei inn Sabre 1916 iiAcr
eriolei.@
George ". @crginS crfldrtr, OaS
g}aticual-Gonitc meroc fiir bic
Stocts -GanpagHc finan5iellr Siilie
mo &concr bciitcaeu. GS meroeu
9(nitrenglngen genaht werocn, iag-
te er, iiir ieOes 9lmt in ie0cm Staatc
ser llniou &artei.Gouoiooteu ani5l-
itelcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07

No6n aIalnber5 non Pr 600,
9}orO.N}iltor. 2lucnic, oer Gral Sc
len Nciielcr ron 9lr. 700, 9loic- Ctr,
Dor ieinem ,1allic 9an5 Vewalio ar-
aciHnaA5t 6n.te, cutiAuloi9tc nd
uor Nidlicr Tean il Der noro6itlideH
Noli3eiiiation Oamit, oaB er 0cgIalbt
babe, CT battp iaine cigenc Gran Dor
idl. Ter Nidisr nor non Der Gnts
idjiiloi1imd ieooh ridt befrieoist
ino belcgtc alaun6crg nit elmer
@clOitrnic bon $50 mo Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07

0Sos! . IN er 9. g., 6. 6cbr.
Iiio,a,'' ,g'urIc e Slo0o. Der 6cfonliten cnq-
qciirr', Sanoeplllc-Sdnoerin, pllroc
niiGe'n, % oas %icoerbctrcten omerifo-
nod MY s~e0lcts pcrwcgert, ais lie
gonco.,a.o .aolalll cineS GngaacncntS III
iu%fvao I'M Ole GrionbniB nad.
0iirfcn ''e @ren5c iiberidreiten 81
inno T. ', IlS @rlno ser 3uriidwci
tbiofpi,D@" D"roe plnoroliidc Wlinoerpcr-
@rlrS 4; un9rgebcn allf pcIhell
5lcr;t 81 g''l leincr 3eit ser Sdngcril
ocrmeiSS,c S,c SoHolnng auf GlGS Sslano
pcIo,iaa.v.r avrI morocn mar. Sine glp-
Go0r MIRO IN Dem aegcwdrtigcll
''llloat ipcrocn 0''''9lS''V'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07

ooB id jest mciucm licbcn 9erui Eo-
let iagcn mllB, oa id in Der Nlaru-
lano &nabcniAulc pobl fciuc 3cit
iibrig 1oben mcrOc, Stiidc 5ll id6rcis
ben.
GjOttidalf iulirOe ais fleincr &liubc
in Ous Gciltide Naiicubeim oufge-
nomHeM no er iciue Shi0ieu init
Giier perfolgtc imO ais eiuer Ger be-
item Sdiiler galt. 9IIS cr alt genu0
mar, lnl drbeiicu 5u tounen, uurOc
ibu cine Steac bci eiucm 0lctgcr
peribafit. mcId)c cr jeood buIO aui.
CAB. Cine auNcrc 5tellmg meldc
ibm ouseboteu worScu mar. lieB er
ebcuiaus in fur5cr 3cit I'M Std.
Se0eS W}aI brunntc er 0urb umo
iGhIg fem Sauptquartier in Dlounf
g9iuans AMI mo cr. lOie CT bcbauptet.
ieinc Stiidc uustrdiuutc.
glbcr Nulmerl
Cab So9n $. &oImer S6riititcl.
Ter lmO @rfinocr pclter Iebtcu W}o-
not itorb, 5pei gSittlrcn 6iutcrloiien
bat, fam acitcrn inn @oiicn0eriht SIT
Saac. Scin Scitament oos 5pci
Gage Dor icincm GoOe gemoNt unO
am Ionncritog Dem @aiieugcribt
cingerei1t WurSc. gie6t iein gan3cs
Gigentbum ser 6rot Gut6arine Hol-
mcr tpelde er IN Oen SdriitItiid
ais ieine 6rou betitelt mn lie ais
Observation-Disclosures ernennt @c-
itern jcoo6 purOe OuS Sciiomcnt
olird ,Srou Map &almcr ungeiod
ten iuclde 6cballptet, OnB tic oie
reAtm0Bi9c @ottiu OcS Nerrn &al-
nler ici/ NcAtsannolt @olOen, ser
Die Sntereiicn ser 9cbtercn iuo1r
ninmlt crfl6rtc 0oS &almcr im&ob-
re 1871 5uerit in 9ouoon icb berbci
rot6ctc, imO ooB cr uor etlideu ,So0
ren nod Oieiem @on0c 9efonunen ici
Sp6tcr5in 6dtte %almer iid iuieOcr
Dcrbcirotbet uno Wdreu iid] Die 6ei-
ben in 6roge fomneuoen Sranen III
rer 'ongc6id)cn 9lnipriidc 6eiuuBt
Sin z cblullmeter.
SnOlrh, OuB 9chtsompalt GoOio
Stctuart criolgreih nahweien tonn-
tc ooB Sic StaOt bel Scr Ourd) sic
S'crbreiterlnig ser GourtIanO.StraBc
not1iucnOig gcHaAtcn GiuihdbrNg
Der 0ortiaen @rlwOeiaentbiuncr, 5l.
crit oaS C5erhtSbous ielbit in oieicr
3miidt bate in 9'criidiihtianug
5irbcu iolleu Oo Die @erbciiermg
0cnliclbcn an meiiten yl @utc ia.
ne, 1emann er bon ser Staot eincn
criolgrciben GonIpromiB wegeu Oey
GiuicbdBlng UeridieOener 0GlHcr cn
Ser Gourtlon0- mO Centre .StroBc
Nidtcr @ortcr mar Oericl6cn Pill.
ihauuma unO erfldrte iiA 5creit, Oer
GonlpronliB IN Sen iolgcu0cn 6Gacn
ou5liucbmcu: 2mliS SAnciOer. 9|v.
307 Ct Yaul StraBc, $20S; SoriS
Shncioer, 9lr 300 lnO 3iL ct.
&oul.Strabc, $500; Sara6 ". oi
les, @3arv o. Blum lnO Sorrp y
Blunt 9tr- Is Sit-Gentcr. Str $66;
Seonicc 5. Stewart 9tr. 210 Court.
Iouo-StraBe. $175.S7 &eonice 5.
Steport, Ger. 2i4, Gourtlano-Stry
$i3s.75; 9eonicc 3. Stcport, g}r. IS,
Sit-Gcnter- StraBc, $2li Sconice 8.
Stclport, 9tr. t9 0it-Gcntcr- -StroGc,
81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07
WIAiteriSlrr lnnnhnlnrh.

ling @.-ga., 6. c6ruar.
mo.o 'orman StanIcp, Der oeitcrlI
sVH Dler per6oftet ipurOc in Ser
@os Du nit ser Grmorolulg ppn
irn @lcrcer bon 9SittSburab, oci-
Scr Verldlorrte Sci9c i'm grogcicboB
96; "cl'en GitD Soll in GlepelonO,
rel, ~ anlgeilmoeu puroc, but li6 be-
riif,'.s'l el'lort, lrenuiIlig nad Obio 5u-
NIT t'.'eVren. Gr 6e6aiIptete, niAts
lo6o,, 9V''' Wioroc 5u tbm ge1abt 81
On w. gao aber 5u, an Dem 9(benO,
Gc;,.. 'Oe'gem Mcrccr ocridwano, IN
.po,, ps' WelelllGoit acrpcicu 81 lein.
tcr,Gsl Sl 'par lett Dem 21. Ge5ember
ms ,'Ouloen en lmo iAeint 6craubt
,Jro,. '.n'oroet u, woroeu 5a icin. Seine
lonS 'Sn " nit ieiner 9eidc bon GleOc-
9yittstnu nup ocni Scin ocs 9Soores in
,oE'surrab ab8erciit. stanleo lit %
Ser olf er mar g}a6tipdhter in
no o,'p "sneli GiD &aQ in 0lcOclano,
glrbsi.l %lg Mercer ais 9(ii3ciducr ser
beibss,s.l 'l'lloen Der an Sem 9}eubau
IN gSI'laien I9l,l! 9Irbeiter onaciicat mar.
in S~e!an SS'voelano beiinoct lid cine 8rau
sO@ereo.'s' s.'gs'''0lln9 nit Der grnloroung
~o@rmo. '''''' P0''8cll'@er 'sOer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07
llcn6p0n.W .EnnI,runtprinm.

Sames Gbeuep bon @aibingtol
miro mor9cn 9Iabmittoa I'M %cu-
boOp-2llliif- -Sonicruotorhm Elm Or
ocl.Recitol 0ebcn iiir meldeS oaS
iolgcnoc @rooranun aiigeiett lit: :.
Z Bad, 4riiluOiim mo Snge III
9l-Nliuor; 6. BARITONE, yGDcnul8
Song; s.. :. @billipS, Souate IN g
Mmor; GOluin Senore, uGudoo~ II.
,Gpcnin0"; 9(lfrcO Soains, Gon5ert-
Cupertiirc in G.Alinor. Ter Be.
fauiie @eigcuuirflloic Gaoaiie Ser
riff miro Die Scllcitun3 gebcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07

9(ugciteatc Der Goupfer 9iuic wer-
oeu nit Go SSa1rcu peniious6ered-
tigt; ioldc 9IHgeiteltc, Oie al Der
Meitfiiite DON 9lfrifa i'm Iicuit iiu0,
fouueu idon nit So Sa6reu &euiio-
ueu be5iebcu. Sir 9lugeitcate i'm
9lIter uon mcbr ais 80 Snbrcu, Die
IUegen aranfbet in Oeu &ubcitanO
treteu, iin0 idbrIide 3upenouHaeH
uorgeiebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07

fqnlui. Gbenio erbdlt Der Nfann
5eituciie Neiud BON aHOcrel Iraueu,
mauhmol io9ar non 8meicn ooer
nrccu oli cinnal; Oicie ne0men in
Ner 3eit ibres Eciu1es am glu5cn
Sausbalt Ehel Cine @ittne, Die
finOerlos it, bari eiuc Neiratb AMI
hr3e 3eit idlieBeu iie laoet eiuen
@ann 3u iih uuo treHut iih Oann
BON ibm luenn iie Grfols merit. Cine
droBe Roue ipiclt inn 9iebeSlebeu Der
&oub DER @eiaul Sino aroBe @e.
isIiHaiten 5. Y. bel Sod5eiiea, bei-
iammcn 10 iingen ciu5elue 6raucn
tier5eiIige u9Iuiior0erlmgeu 5inu
Eun5e~ Sic an beiiimmte Ferioucn
gericbtet in0. Ger augeiungeue
Munu Cuhportet 6anu in idouen
grltitt6neH 3iitimMeno oOer partct
ihmeigenO ab his cine inn erpiinih-
iere 6reierin lid an i6r uenOet Sc.
gen ben @iaeu oOer obnc glifmunte-
RING elmer Sral wiirOe Elm Saub nic
mails elmer Srau nd6er 3li trcten ua-
gen. Gen Sremoen ieben Sic &out
ibon nit &iniicbt auf ibre 6ranen
miBtraliiA aH Gin Gnglluocr, Scr
Oas @olf eiltmal 6eiuhtc, uulBtc ella
fliichteu neil or NIT Ieinpr Nnupru
uoe SeeleH ser Srailcn fiug~ oieies
nigcu, uah oeneu Der ircmOe Scnfel
nit Oeai idlpar3eu aaitcn naeihoi-
len" bate lieien mciueuo 3u ibren
Nldnnern lno flagien iiber Shner-
5cn IN Ser Ner5gesenO. N|it oen S6i-
neleu bcronuHen Die SdlB oit STREET.;
tie perDen uou oeu Gbineien nit @n-
iiht auf brc @ipraI frgucg ~@um-
oe~ acuunnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07
Nrbcitgr -gycuiinucu

Sic 6.o,. c. 9ilav 6. 6c6rllar.
y;'yr9en 9lacntcm ocr Giocr-
Gclo,T'n,,t' T,,'r Nompicr- -gcicai6oit 0o0cll
cil Ne,,,H; ,H;Uae0cn, oaB bic Gompuguic
iteQten 'l'Ol'S- a; S9ltem iiir i6rc glnae-
i'onsin,.<S <Sllaeiii6rt Bat. Scr 9scn-
iaNssTIiGSo 'ctrast $2s4.7s0. cin-
terlaiic'gg.' ''ne' I, iiir oicicn Sluea bin.
iturtcsr",,," Seriild@tiiiIcS ccs Ter.
Der Soa,,-rl.r olr glfrco ,soac2. ciuc3
"'''a''i0aasc Der ocicliaaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07
'S''l'Oe in 9Iainc ni6t fir
81 1niion.

lis q onO, Ne, 6. 6e6ruar.
acitcrF,,r rFro9reliioen ocs Stoates bobcrt
ner o; cll'en slntrag Der 9lcpi6Iifo-
6uis 9e;ut Sil'c Ncleaotcn-9OnicrcuB BE-
eor,oi%s.lI 4e's i%s.lIcOerOeri6mclsrna Der SciScn
@or,p; H H.: 81 0eldlidcu abaclc6ut. Sic
Sen : oel9lob, cil oou5rs tidct bci
0'uulSlua6len aitfailItc0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07
- &Gl1tUtrD DO6Nett.
9. !. !. ] j. j. .
bDiliel sur eelluns bon ea-
NNEn ~ mcrllcicen. TieAnakesiS
~ sit IN Npribeten Az baltt
piro ouA nod lifapfdng oea
NHNKN V4rspec, 81, iciienlrel iLgei
NNNHNN Dlan1i Slrcben nmlcna ron
~ aNrN-H -NH Mp Neuataactar a. Co
2. q Box ri 0nfoW Xprlf
Nn Nir rnmcn


Iif er,slrf zmnif ln net 2fu0i.
rniere ydb WiaiieR itHi riieu ,Srlag Nnmen
melne Die W,rnetmamMi,ni uoh ,en ntnriien
erreihon urirriti Nrrdnia liudmltinda
ino glpero3. Hempht 1Wunfn An Ndnlc
pe0onncac snrcien foincn moArcno nca I'm.
ietrlfbi4 iorieelct uclcen. Sruuolhcl lluffr,
rini n 6nnrurl bon N,iern ert6ciu 9idhera
Hneluuli ihriltldl cocr miuolih BET 6rl cu.
bere, Nr. 3O2, gReit.Saratua0, etrans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-07
@crmiidtc tclcarap6iidJc Ncycidcn.


1Sn SortforO, Gouu, bat lid)
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-06-10
STATE ROAD LAWS

1t may be we'll to note the
changes in the States road law
by the last Legislature. From an
exchange we clip: at is now
unlawful to obstruct ditch by
building a road over it without
providing culvert or drain pipe
of sufficient size to carry the
water.
1t is against the law to place
fence, post, tree or other OBJ
struction sloser than 5A feet of
the outer edge of the ditch, and
the owner is required to fix the
ditch and remove the fence at his
own expense within five days or
be liable to a fine of $2.oo for
every day he permits such OBJ
struction to remain.
Every man between the ages
of I8 and so Except ministers of
the Gospel must work on the
dirt roads. The only exception
for persons working the road is
to pay to the County Road En-
gineer $Ioo before the road is
worked. No property tax is to
be worked out on the road. Over
seers must return their lists be-
fore October Ist."
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-06-10
THE BLUEGRASS OUTLOOK

A Bourbon county writer says
the outlook for Blue Grass is
promising, but reports from 9TH
er Central Kentucky coun ties
are not so favorable. The Win
chester Democrat says the wealth
er has not been so unfavorable
for Blue Grass in several years
and that the grass has been great
ly retarded in its growth. The
seed harvest is a big thing in
many Of the counties in this sec
ton and the owners of Blue
Grass farms are particularly for
tunate in that almost every year
they sell a crop of seed for price
that would be considered good
value for farm in the less favor
ed sections of the State.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-06-10

Do not call your landlord a
robber. He may be only a thief.
Be careful of your table man.
ners. 1t is quite rude to become
excited and babble incoherently
if food is brought to the table.
If you are asked to sing, do it.
1t is their own fault.
When strolling in the meadow,
see the bull before he sees you.
In plucking fruit from the
trees, select the best. You are
entitled to it, heaven knows
Do not allow the hired man to
become familiar (unless you need
a drink.)
Go home ten days sooner than
you expected to. This may save
your life.-Judge.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-06-10
OF INTEREST TO FARMERS

Mules have sensitive ears and
drivers who catch them by the
ears are doing them an injury
and making them more irritable
and afraid of being touched.
Blacksmiths sometimes hold
them by their ears and hurt them
when they are taken to be shod.
This makes them dread going to
be shod again and Injuries their
disposition.
From the tone of the letters
published in the American Sheep
Breeder from flock owners all
over the country there seems to
be strong sentiment among
them in favor of law compelling
owners to dip their sheep to rid
them of ticks. Most of the let
tiers favor a national law, while
few think it should be left to the
different States.
A report comes from Hopkins
vile, KY, that the much-dreaded
army worm has made its appear
ance in the southern part of
Christian in large numbers.
Farmers of that section are con-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-06-10
A Strong Endorsement.

w. H. Holmes of the DEBORAH,
Ia, Journal says, 81 have been
a sufferer from Piles and Hem
morhoids for years. l got no re-
lief until my druggist recon-
Meritol Pile Remedy.
Before / had taken half the
package the distress was gone
and l have had no trouble since.
| would not take a thousand dol
lars and be back in my former
condition" Price, $I.oo. Mt.
Sterling Drug Co., Exclusive
Agency.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-06-10

There is a wise man writing
paragraphs for the Cincinnati En-
quirer. This is the advice he
gives to girls who have acquired
the tango habit: "The best way
to dance the tango is for the girl
to keep one arm around her self
respect and the other arm around
her modesty and be careful what
she does with her feet" The
brute
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-06-10
PRICES PAID FARMERS

hC NIOp lSPOllS VI lHS Du-
reau of Statistics (Crop Esti-
mates) of the u. S. Department
of Agriculture shows the average
prices paid to the farmers in
various states for butter, eggs,
and chickens, on May I, 1914,
and as compared with the SINH
lar estimates on May I, 1913.
Apparently farmers are obtain
ing on an average less for their
butter, and slightly more for
their eggs, and chickens.
The average price paid to the
farmer for butter on May I, 1914,
was 1913 cents or 80 cents less
a pound than the average price
paid on May I, 1913. In the New
England States, farmers of New
Hampshire seem to have receiv-
ed on an average of 80 cents or
cent more a pound, while in
Connecticut they were paid 80
cents or 8 cents less a pound; in
Vermont 20 cents and Rhode Is
land, 81 cents or 6 cents less a
pound; and in Massachusetts,,
80 cents or 3 cents less pound
and in Maine, 80 cents or I cent
less. In New York and Penn
sylvania, and adjoining states,
the average price was 20 to 81
cents or from 7 to a cents less.
On the coast from Maryland to
South Carolina the prices were
either the same or cent higher,
ranging from rs to 20 cents.
Georgia farmers receiving 70
cents seem to have gained 1 cent
while the Florida farmers re-
ceived cents a pound less or
81 cents. In the balance of the
states, with a few exceptions
where the price was stable,
farmers apparently were receiv-
ing from I cent to 5 cents less a
pound, except that in Montana
the price was I cent more, in
Arizona, 6 cents less and in
Oregon, 7 cents less.
The farm price for eggs on
May I, were 1913 cents a dozen
or about 7 cents higher on an
average for the country than on
May I, 1913, or an increase of
about 49, per cent. In most OF
the states the price was the same
or varied only by cent one way
or the other. In Montana, how
ever, eggs on May I, 1914, were
IS cents or a cents cheaper than
the preceding year, while in
New Mexico they were 70 cents
or a cents higher on an average.
The price paid to farmers for
chickens on May I, was IL. cents
or about 7 cents a pound higher
in 1914 than in 1913, OF an in
crease of about SO per cent.
The variation in the price of
chickens was commonly less
than I cent per pound. The
principal variations from this
were Delaware, where there was
decrease of ~ cents pound
to I4.5 cents, West Virginia,
where there was an increase OF
IL cents a pound to 1874 cents,
North Carolina, an increase of
IS cents to 1875 cents and South
Carolina, an increase of 80 cents
to IS cents.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-06-10

Learn to meet your friends
with smile. The good humor-
ed man or woman IS always well
come, but the dyspeptic or hy-
ochondriac is not wanted any
where, and IS a nuisance as well.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-06-10

If mans crooked scheme tails
to work out, he will abuse the
town for not being More Progress
sive.