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The herald., 1914-12-17
First 70 DistiII Perfumes

The process of distilling perfumes
was invented by Avicenua, an Arabian
doctor who lived in the tenth century.
He was the first to discover the proc
ess of separating the aroma from the
plants and flowers so that it could
be used instead of greasy unguents
and smelly oils. Early-day physicians
used to prescribe certain sweet odors
for various ailments, particularly in
the case of nervousness. The Egyp-
tian women wore strings Of scented
beads on their necks. as do the Chi
nese women of today and the modern
woman with her string OF scented
rose beads.
The herald., 1914-12-17
{ liar is always outside,"
Seeing Contemporaries as They Are.

After all, the test of a vacation is
the renewed zest with which we take
up our work on our return. The per-
son who lives among his Contempor-
aries all the time has no idea what In
teresting people they are. They ap-
pear even romantic when one returns
to them from a short trip abroad.
There is a moment before We begin
again to do things, when We have
leisure to see things.
OF course, We must take up our re-
sponsibilities again. Our serious busi-
ness with our contemporaries is to
improve their conditions, their morals
and their manners. We do not have
too much time for this work But be-
fore we begin again the attempt to
make them what they ought to be, we
may enjoy the moment when we bave
enough freshness of vision TO see them
as they are.-Atlantic Monthly.
The herald., 1914-12-17

She brushed her tears
aside and arose to answer an unex-
pected summons from the knocker.
She looked her surprise at the great
man who stood on her tiny porch.
Il have come in search of one Lin
den Lane" the stranger said with a
smile to which the girl responded.
The name is unusual" admitted
Lindenette, and my own is even more
poss'ble-being Lindenette Lane.
May | ask you in from the cold?" She
opened the door and Marvin Goodwin
entered the pitifully barren room into
which she led him. His eyes followed
the girl rather than the contents Of
the room.
Two small, pale faces peered at him
from the kitchen door, and Goodwin
smiled at them.
DO | look like Santa CLAUSE" he
asked them by way of breaking the
ice.
No, you don't" returned the boy,
bluntly. Besides, Linda says 1t may
be too cold for Santa Claus to come
out this year" There was wall from
the little sister, and the boy strove
vainly to conceal his disappointment
at this announcement.
Linda gave them each a hug and
told them to run along. When they
had gone she turned to Goodwin with
inquiry in her eyes.
"My errand is a pleasant one" he
said quickly, for his own voice was
none too controlled. 1T will add to
your happiness, l know" He drew
a memorandum from his pocket, and
after consulting it, asked: Your IA
ther, Linden Lane? Did he live in
Saltwater. Mimi, % years ago."
Yes" replied Linda. with flush Of
excitement lending roses to her
cheeks. Il was born there"
Then, to come directly to the point"
Goodwin told her, I'VE find two depos-
The herald., 1914-12-17
Vulnerable.

During an election that took place in
q certain town in Yorkshire. a we'll
known man, taking his little son with
him, was going to the polling station
to cast his vote. On the way he met q
friend going on the same errand as
himself. with whom he got into con-
versation. After a very exciting aryu.
ment, the two men came to blows.
The poor lad was very much fright.
ened. and. seeing that his father was
getting the worst Of 1t. suddenly called
out to him:
Hit him In the watch, father; that's
cost him something"
The herald., 1914-12-17
REALLY GOOD MUSICAL PUNS
II Such Play Upon Words Ever Is Per-
nIssible, These Two May Be
Pardoned.

II is said that a respectable trades
man Of the name of G. Sharp was as
tonished one morning to find that
some musical wag had added to his
name the words lis a fiat" which,
however correct in a musical sense,
was certainly far from complimentary
to the worthy tradesman.
There is another instance in which
a capital musical pun was perpetrated,
equally correct in a technical sense,
aud equally uncOmplimentary 10 the
person at whose expense it was made.
Two gentlemen were passing the shop
OF a music seller in the southeast dis
trict of the metropolis, and the pro-
prietor was standing outside the door
AS they did so. one OF them pointed
In the direction of the shop, and re.
marked:
THAT liar is always outside!"
The unoffending tradesman heard
the remark, and wonderful to relate.
seemed immensely tickled at the OBJ
servation. The secret of it was that
he thought the remark had reference
to his sigma golden lyre-over thf
shop-front.-London Tit-Bits.
The herald., 1914-12-17
CHAR TER

OF THE "P. & F. TANK LINE CO.. INC.
State ct Louisiana, Parish of Orleans.
BE It remembered that on this 10th day of
November, 1914, before me, Pierre d. Olivier,
a notary public in and for the parish of Or.
leans, state OF Louisiana, duly commi ssioned
and qualified, personally came and appeared
William 5. Penick, James P. Ford, Fred. T.
Bedford and M. s. Standfer, who declared
to me, notary, that, avaling themselves of
formed themselves, and do hereby form them.
The herald., 1914-12-17

10 ieuueI, Sat LII ulb great Qlu-
Ing room, surrounded by all that
makes for luxurious living.
so Jack preferred his artists work
to this" he unused, chuckling con-
temptuously while he half spoke the
words.
Ten years before, his elder brother
had told their father that he was not
cut out for a Shylock, that he pre-
ferred to get living by pleasanter
means than his fellow beings flesh
and blood, and had gone out into the
world cursed by the father and
laughed at by his brother
1t was three years later-and IL
months after he had announced his
marriage to a fellow artists daughter
that old Churton died, leaving all
the business to Caleb, and not men
tioning Jack Churton by so much as
single word in his will.
To do him justice, Caleb had re.
belled against this as much as he
could. but he had found out that his
brother was able to keep his head
above water, and, after offering him
a share-only to be Indignantly re-
fused-Caleb applied himself to the
task of doubling his fathers wealth.
All these things went through his
brain as he sat by his fire. OF sud
den thought struck him.
y will go anu parade my wealth
before them-will make the wife bit
terly envious and Jack sorry that he
ever refused me-"
With this amiable intention he rose,
ordered his automobile to be brought
The herald., 1914-12-17

An army officer may have to quit the
service because he carries deadly
germs, to which he is himself immune.
1t might be a good idea to keep him
and let him be captured by the enemey
the next time we have a war.
The herald., 1914-12-17

Involuntary Ignorance.
II one-half the world doesn't know
how the other half lives it's not be-
cause it doesn't try to find out.
The herald., 1914-12-17

toe OF his shoe sent the would be cut
ter Of ropes tumbling from his seat.
Tony arose and fed. His vendetta
he again relegated to the files of things
that might have been. Beyond the
boat he fed and away-away; he was
afraid to remain.
Burney. with expanded chest, watch.
ed his late coplotter disappear. Then
he, too. departed. setting his face in
the direction Of the Bronx.
In his wake was a rank and per.
nicious trail Of noisome smoke that
brought peace to his heart and drove
the birds from the roadside into the
deepest thickets.
The herald., 1914-12-17

ly, look out, here come mamma and
dad! Let's hide"
All right, dear, tell me where"
Hastily she drew him behind a cur.
tain, and followed.
Where's my girlie'" In a clear,
happy voice.
The mite ran out and struggled in
her mothers arms.
You don't know who else Is here" I"
she said Importantly. There's q
strange man, and-poor dear!-he
hasn't got a little girl, and he isn't
happy"
She ran back to the curtain and
dragged out somewhat dusty, shame
faced Individual
Il came to see you-felt a bit lone
ly- Hang 1t all, Jack, / want q
taste OF home life, and escape from
the eternal accounts. No." as the
clear. blue eyes of the baby were fixed
on him, that's a lie came here
to show OF my wealth, and to make
you envious; but your little ray of
sunshine here took the conceit out OF
me. Hang 1t, man, take me in, for
PHYS sake, and let me be human this
Christmas-tide. The money can 20. J
must stay here"
when Churton's man came back. he
was told that the MASTER would MT
The herald., 1914-12-17

An optimist is a man who can get a
laugh out of the joke department of
the average magazine.
The herald., 1914-12-17

The most provoking thing, without a
doubt, is for company to come on the
cooks day out.
The herald., 1914-12-17

Who ever discovers a way to keep
men from feeling old and women from
looking old has fortune in hand.
The herald., 1914-12-17

One automobile plant has a force of
$4,000 men constantly at work. And
yet the walking never was better.
The herald., 1914-12-17

Like other eavesdropper, dicta.
graphs never hear any good of them
selves.
The herald., 1914-12-17

A fortune awaits the inventor pro-
duclng soft windshield glass through
which one may be painlessly thrown.
The herald., 1914-12-17

More Bible study for the children is
being urged. 81 this another boost for
the Sunday movies?
The herald., 1914-12-17

Some day reporter will fail to re.
fer to headless body as torso" and
get fired.
The herald., 1914-12-17

1t is said that styles never change in
heaven. Imagine, dear lady, going
through eternity with one gown.
The herald., 1914-12-17

The Federal league seems to be max
ing two baseball teams grow where
only one crop grew before.
The herald., 1914-12-17

Man eluded the police by flying of
IN an aeroplane in California. What
an aeronaughty performance.
The herald., 1914-12-17

Very few of those who are working
at it find that the monarch business is
an unmiXed delight.
The herald., 1914-12-17
SggSs sS9
Santa q GhriHtntaH
By MARY d. ARNoTT

4 INDENETTE struggled vain
I ly with the tears that
I squeezed at last through
tired eyelids. 1t was not
often that the brave little
homemaker gave way to
grief, but in the present mo-
ment she seemed unable to
control her emotion.
In the next room childish
voices prattled joyously.
J Lindenette had not found
the heart to tell them that
Christmas would have to
come and go without the
\ much heralded visit from
Santa Claus. Since the
loss of both parents Linden
ette had managed to keep
a roof over the heads Of her
small brother and sister and
had provided food for their
I slight frames. What did it
matter II her cheeks had
lost their roses and her lips
, their CHEEKY bloom? The
smile fingered. That was
, all that mattered.
The herald., 1914-12-17

When Churton's man came back, be
was told that the master would no,
be home for some days.
The herald., 1914-12-17
&sgagg AesSsssa
Ualph' q GunhprHinn
By HAZEL OSWALD =

N2NOS 0B
- T WAS Christmas eve, and
b Caleb Churton. the money.
kS lender. sat In his great din
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
gserluenener 9laa6.

Gerter, W}e, 10. 0ldr3. g.
3. @orOon Der 3ablmeiiter Der
o@1orriIon @pol Co. BON bier, mur-
Sc geItern, mabreno er in ieinem
Gontor oie 3o6Ingsliiie fir oie So
brifar6eiter ausar6eitete, BON eiuent
glduber ii6erfaaen, Oieier belt .i6ur
einen 9feoolper Dor, raubte $50,
iiberIa6 o6er S2f00, oeren er iid1
lcidt bate benId@tigen fomeu,
itirte ans Dem Goutor 6iuailS,
iprang in einen Sdlitten lmO fu6r
nad @uilforO 5u oaOon wuroe ober
aui Dem gege oortbiu a6geiaBt uuo
feitgenommen. ggie Die &oli5ei iagt,
1T Der 9iGuber g8. @licus, Der wegen
ginbritds einen mebridbrigen Strat-
tcrmiu i'm Stoats5u6t6auie a6geiei-
fen BAT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
@rN6e6cn.

GIebeIou0, o., 10. @l1r5.
Ger Seismograpb Der Steruwarte
Oes 6ieiioen st. 3guatius College
3ci8te geitcrn ein @rO6eben an wel-
DIES iid IN Sopan, Snoien ooer @6i-
na creidnet 5u 6o6cn iheint Die
grberi@iitteringen begaunen uu IL
ll5r AS lno 0auerten bis 5al6 3 lt5r
NlorgenS. Sie uie0er6olten iicb I'M
5 llbr N}orgens imO md5rten Oaun
bis I'M 6 llbr Morgens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
SuternutiOuale Sybusrap6ia.

SuOiouapoIis, Sn6, 10.
N11r5. g9ie man bier geiteru I'M
Souptquartier Der international
Typographical ltnion~ erfu6r, lit es
aIs iiber 5u betradtelr OaB BEL Der
9ieierenolm 9lbitimnulng am A.
0lai S. g8. Saps gum Sefretdr ino
S6abneiiter nieoergepd6lt merOen
miro, oa feline bei0en @egner fir i6re
Domination uid6t Die Stimmen Ser
porgeidrie6enen so SofalDertdnoe
erlangt baben.
G6arIes s. Sapfes uno @}arsoen
@. scott, 9eioe bon ser 9}elU-Yorfer
llnton g}r. 6, iino fir oos &rGiioen-
tenont uno @dlter 9. Barrett bon
Der G6icagoer GER. 16, @Omiu 6. Sit
dens bon Ser Gincinnatier llniou
glr 3 iulo Q. @t. Sbrewsblirp bon
Der 9tai6oiller lluion gar. 20 fir Oas
9lmt pes @ice-@rdiiOcnten nonlinirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
oGn6s~ Ocm gScrfalti naGc.

Gbtcogo 81, 10. 0lGr3.
So6n Z. Gouuer1, Der 6efannte 9aie-
6all-6uu iuO &opitoliit, CAB geiterll
6efanut, OaB Ger llnteri6ieO 5pii6cu
Dem bon i6m ge6oteuen uno Dem BON
CHARLES q. Gait geforoerteu &mf-
preis iiir Die Cubs" uur gering III
imO oaB er oober in Sen ndbiien Ia
gen 5um 9I6idmB 8u gelougen 6ofit.
Sollte Der &oui 81 StauOe fonmen,
10 miro Gonnerp elm SDn0ifut fir
ole lle6erna6me Ser 9lfiien griiuOen.
icl6it ober Die 9eitng ccs Gh6S 6c-
6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
lin eSranfts qehcn

AtIanto, go, 10. Mdr8 Die
Q(nmdIte SEQ @}. 6ronf's, Ser lpegeu
@rmorouug Der iunseu 5obrifar6ei-
term N}orD F6agau 3um Gooe berur-
t6eilt lit, iuaren 9eiieru eifrig oauit
bei6dftigt angebIid ncueS gepeis-
material 5u orOnen ailf wel6eS 6in
iie i'm superior @erid5t einen ou-
Bcroroentlideu Qlutrag olf cinen
neuen 9ro5eB fir 6rant itiiBcn wol-
len. g8abrideinli9 weroen iie ocn
qlntraq crit wenige Gage Dor Dem
fir sic Siuridtlmg ongeIcbteu az.
glpriO Itellen, uno ment~ Ser 9liitra0
bcrlporfen miro, all 0as Supreme
@eridlt oes 5toateS appellireu, mo-
ourd sic Siuridtltng autonatii6
beridoben miirOe. Die Stoatsampolt-
i6aft legt in5miiden e6eufalls bic
Sdnoc uitbt i'll ben SdoB lmO lit nit
elmer beiAworeuen 9hlSiage BON IS.
gS. @ppS, iltny berDorgetreten ser
reri6ieocne bon ibm gemobtc, iiir
,5ranf giinitige 9(usiageu wiocrrlien
bate lmO in ieiner neuen 9(uSioae
sic @ioerruhmg 6efrdftigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

Ser aampi 5mii6en oeu S6eriff5-
leuten imO oeu oSSuouitrial g8orfers"
ipielte ii6 in Der 6rontStroBe a6.
IS gelang, oie o9lufrii6rer" ii6er Oie
9riide an ser @}-StroBe uac6 golo.
Golmtp 81 pertrei6eH no iie geiteri
9l6enO, erih0pft uno auSge6ungert,
i6r 9oger auiaei6lagen 6a6eu. Die
9e60rOen bo6en 0loBno6meu getrof-
fen INN i6re 9liidfe6r no6 Sacra-
mento 5u Der6ilOern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

Sc5mer8eu fil6lte. Sd) batte meDrere
2ler3te oefraat o6 lie mir nidt etiuas
oeridrei6en tonutcn, Oas mir belfen mir
De- bod erfldrten lie mir ale, 0aB lie
nidjts Oerarti9es lpilBten. Sd) bin 0nntz
bar fir cine iold glie 9lr5nei uno iueroe
oielelbe itets bocl preiien Srall Is. s..
Griffith, 1905 0laOHonsSpe, @Ie0eIano,
G9io
Sauobcr. ga $50 mar NIT eiuem
SraeuIeioen bebaftet, mo Die S6mers
gen iudreu 5eitipeili9 70 idllinm, Oab icb
mid uidjt ieBen fonnte. Ser 9lr5t riet6
mir 5u einer iAmeren Operation mein
@dtte ieooD 6ra6te mir &Dbia g. %infs
6ant's o&egetable COMPOUND, ltn0 bWs
ueH SNr5em perlpiirte ic1 beOeuten0e Srs
lc6terung. Sett fiiblc ic6 mic6 pie ncu@
Qe6oren iuD lam obne giadltbeil cine ans
itrengciioc SoQesar6eit 0erridien gSels
cle 8reuoe un0 pelc1es @liidsgefiibl lit
es boN, rpieoer gciuuo 81 ieinl Sd bin
itets bereit NM luillens, Elm gutcs gSort
fir ous Nlittel 81 ipreden Srau
slSa 2Silt, 1876 Stods sStroBe, &anoper,
49,
g9eHn ir9cnO mcldDc GDnplifationcn
purban6Cu ltno, nic sic ntdt UcriteGcii,
10 idjrc6cn Gic al bic gBniG 6. &int
bam WlcbiCinc So. (cDufi0cnitCl0, gDnit,
9)laii SIR 8ricf tuirb pun Ciner 3rnu
gcjfinCt, gcleicn, bcautuprtct nnb itrelg
gcDcim geDaItCn luerncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
arieas.G .GOntre6anSc mit @eidlan.

Santo,0ominoo, Gouliuifa-
niicbe gfepubIif, 10. @}dr5. @alter
$. Slll Der General 3olleiuue5mer
inn g}amen Der @ereiuigten Staaten,
meloete geitern, oaB in 9aia @onica
Die gr0Bte 9ei6lagna6me bon
SricgS-GontrebonOe mdbren0 Der ge-
iammten 3eit ieiuer 9lmtsfi6rimg
porgenonnen morocn ici. Die an
Dem Sdmlggel bet6eiligten @erio-
uen iino oerbaftet moroen lno iollen
bereit5 eil @eitdnOniB o6gelegt 6a-
ben. Ser Giniii6rjol fiir oie Gontrc-
6anOe be3iiicrt iib auf $4,000.
g8os Die allgemeiue Gage on6e-
triff 10 miro iic uollitdn0ig pon Dem
propiioriidcu @rdiioeuteu @orOas
Nal0e5 controlirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

aAlHNHH=petnI-0
g9ie ibon lit sod cine Stinme,
sic cine @o6e Der g}otlr lit; 0ie nit
pabrer Ser3ensluit ge6rau6t wirol
g9ie melt, tpie Dort6eil6ait be6t Tie iib
iiber rgemaAte~ Stimmeu empor.
2eBtere entfalten lid Iaugiom Der
ihipinoen ibneQ. Die gtatiritinme
o6er 6lei6t. 0}on fam iie 3mor ais
6iloen i6ren 9iei3 er66ben 1t. l. mv
d6er Du5 Organ iel6it nutB oa fem.
Sin gldn3enOes 9eiipiel bierbon lie-
ierte N}me. Sdunatu.6einf, sic &C.
itern inn Serbs Gpern6aus elm 9fecis
tai ga6. 9lilf feineni @e6iete ser re.
proou5ierenoen aunit lit 0os Ginpir-
fen Ser 3eit 10 leidt bemarf6ar wie
bel einem Sanger oOer elmer Gan.
gerin 9ie ii6erroi6te o6er N}me.
S6umann-Seinf aus 0ieiem uu0 bic
len anoere @riinoen geitern Cine
mliter6oite 5ou6iloung, Ser eine
groBe &init 0es 9lt6mens sur Sette
ite6t Der flrnitDoae 9lniaB, Die DO
0ulations- 516igfeit ser Stinme, fa-
men geiteru fait 10 i66n 3um Gor-
ideiu, ipie 6ei mandem frii6erengluf-
treten oieier Sdngerin. llnO einc
araft mo 9lusOouer 0ie mn Ourd
oie fiinltlerii6e 9fii6e ser @ortrogs-
meiie 3t artldren iino,
Gine id6oue g(usmo6l 9(rien itn0
9ie0er biloeten 0as @rogramm bei
Dem nan ober, Oa es ii6 BON Wlo5ort
bis ouf oie @eganmart eritradte, bod
ocn g}ameu S9u6ert's oOer SGir
mann aerne geie6en 6dtte. Solte iib
bic Gdn9eriu Oct oen gr0Beren @er-
fen our6 ibre BON &aps aus Drama-
tiiGe Q(uffoiiuug ibren Griumpb, io
maren es in Den leihteren g8erfen Oie
iein ousgefailte Stinlne uli0 9lus,
iprdde, sic beionOers aitffielen 2eb
tere mar mltiterbaft; nur 0dB einige
&ieOer nit ii6eriebtem Cert geungen
murOeu. Gs miirOe 5u melt fiibren,
nG6er ouf sic Gin5elleiitrmgen ein3u-
ge6en. IS seniigt 8u iageu, BOB Oisie
ldngit 6erii6pte 5dngeriii Oie bier
ihon oftgieIes luO@utes geIeiitet ge-
itern 10 lang, 0oS es siue6reuoe mar,
iie 81 60ren
8eifoG un0 3uga6en (oarrnter
S6u6ert's Grfldrilng) go6 es in
Siiae lno 8hGe. 9ntb mur0e oie
Sdugeriu iueiter 0urd 9hnneuipen-
Sen gee6rt
@}me. Sdumami-Seiuf lang einc
9(ria BON @lo3art aus Situs; n0lein
gldu6iges Ser5e," BON 9ab; 0rei
g(rien ans nSomion uu6 Galilo64
BON Saiut-Saens; orei @ra6miide
2ieoer, 9Ru6iuitein's n@oIobere~,
iuo u@s blinft Der S6au4 9leger'5
S@oloeiniontfeit4 ino 2ieoer BON
0jrieg, &onolo, BOB, mo2erour, cins
bon ieOem y.s sa,
glm &laOier mar 6rdl Got6arine
Soffmann 0ie iic6 aIs cine ie1r cute
9agleiterin eripies.
9tud lernten mir III SRI, g}ina
6lctder cine talentOoQe @eigerin
fennen. Sic ipielte cine 9lria BON
Bad; Gopatina BON Geior Sui inO |
g9iemamsfis, G.Gur @olonoiie, mil |
id6uem Gon mO 9luffoiiung Gas
groBe @ublifum fHate 0as G6eotsr
bis nif Oem leBten @lab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
@OlfsfiidJe in s3OitOn.

9oiton @loiiy TO- 03ar5 Sn
elmer bier in 5oro Sail o6ge6altenen
giirgerperianlnlng wuroen @ldnc
fiir bic Gr6finlno bon 0fientliden
2uppcnfiiAen beiprocben Iicie iol.
len an bet 9lberD 5traBe erofinet
pcroeu ino bier @odcn lang olieu
blci6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

3piiden Sderifisleuten imO uSn-
itrial Sgorters oi tie g9orIo4.
Gr6itterter StroBeufonpf In Ga.
cromento in @er6inOung nit Dem
Iir4morid ser 9lrmee bon glr-
beitSloien unter u@euerol" aeI.
Ieg.
Socromento, Goly 10. 0lGr3.
Sin cr6itterter 3uiammenitoB
iono 9eitern bier 5pii6eu 300 Siilfs.
S6eriiieu mo elmer ooppelt 10 gro-
Zen 9ln5a6l nit &niitteln 6euoffne.
ter oSnouitriol g9orfers Of t6c
@orlo" itott, bel eincm @eriu6e ser
@riteren Die 9lrmee Der 9lr6eitsloien
inter o@eneral" 9eleD BON @ruuo
llO 9oOen 5li bertrei6cn, ser Gigeu-
t6um Der oSout6ern @aciiic go6n~
lit imO auf ipel9ent Die 9lr6eitsloieu
i6r Eager auigei6lagen 6otten. @i-
nige 5man3ig Nfann erlitten me6r
oOer minoer ic6mere @erlebunaen,
e6e e5 gelong, oie oS5nouitrial @or,
fers" bon Dem &agerploBe 81 Der-
trei6en g}a6 i6rer &ertra6lmg er-
bo6en oieiel6en oas @eidrei .ouf
nadj Dem &apitol4 ltn0 6raden sort.
BIN ouf. Gie itG0tii6en im0 sic
GorntD 9e6oroeH 6aten Sen @ouDer.
neur per Gro6t, oQe Oisponibent
5totStruppen sur 9}ieoeri6loglmg
OcS gnisul6rs oisriiden 81 lolien.
Ser 3uionmenitoB ouf Dem Eager
plate mar 0a5 g}ac6ipiel Scr @er6of.
tiiug 0eS n@enerolS" aeQep ino IS
ieiner 9lnbduger ouf sic 9lnibul0i.
ging Der Gogabouoage. Gic itd0ti-
iGen ino Die GorntD-geomten for
oerten Ooroui ooB &elleD un0 ieine
og(rmee4 ous S5elo rGumteu. Ger
aelleB-6liigcl Ser 9lrnee go6 ser
9lufforoerung 6olge, o6er oie 81 ser
9lrmee 506leuOen oSSnOuitriol &or-
fers~ boten Sen S6eriffS lauten
Trob. g}aA Oen eriten 8uiommen-
itoB fe6rten sic 9llirii6rer nad i6rem
Sogerplabe 3triid, luo bel Dem
5ipeiten &eriuhe, iie bon bort 5u Der.
trei6en, iloB oiel 9lit. Gie Siilfs-
S6eriffS ga6en feiue @naoe, bis iic
ollie observation-disclosures 5u 9ooen
geiblogen 6atten. Cine gr0Bere gln-
8o6l 2eilte bon ser n9lrmee ser 9lr-
6eitsloien@ griif Oanu na6 3iegel-
iteiuen i6lugen 2ooenfeniter Elm
unO 3ertriinmerten StraBen6a6n4
maggons. S6lieBlid6 6elang es, Die
9lufrii6rer 5ii bertrei6en, inOent man
@aiierbldu9e auf iie ipielen IieB,
unO es pimOe angefiinoigt man
merOe oieiel6en ii6er oen Socromento
9iOer nod Yolo.Gountu pertrei6en
G6e oieie &orgdnge iic6 a6ipielten
mar BON Der 8iirgerltboit belHlollen
mot0et ae1eb iihO ieihe 100 glr.
6eitsloien sic BON Gan 6ronci8co
6ier6er gefomten woren Inn nod
@ni6ington 5u mari6iren pon bier
pieOer nod San 5roncisco o65u.
icGie6er, llno 0rei Gompoguie'u lRi-
lis muren 6erous6eoroert moroen,
umt oorii6er 5u po6en OaB g@ene-
raj" aeae1 imo feline 9lrmee Sen fir
Oieiel6en 6ereit ge9aIteneu 8o6p.ug
beiteigen wiirOen. Gie Drills ioQte
ober MIR in Dem Sale eiilgreiien
0oB sic &oli5ei uno bic SiiIiS-S6e-
riffs nit Sen won0ernoen 9lr6eitslo.
len ni9t fertig peroeu piirOen. Ga
Die lebtere GoenhlalitGt ni6t eintrat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11
Wlcrifaniidle g8cr6cr ucrlaftct.

@I@oio Ger 10. @}dr3.- 8ier
9eaute Der 60Oeroliiteu murOen fiir
geitern ouf 0ie 9(nflage Our1 Srgo-
niiiritng bon 6li6lttier 9onOen bic
g}eutralitdts @eiebe perlebt 3u 6a-
ben in Saft genonuen, a6er i9lieB.
lid gegen SteQung BON $4,000, reip.
$1,000 auf freem SUB belaiien. 0ie
g(ngeidulOigten iino D}iguel 6. Die
bolo, &nipeftor Der merifoniiden
Goniulate, weitli6 bon Wiiiiiiiippi
ser 9ieige ulerifoniide GoniuI gnri-
que Sc Ia Sierra Scr Gice Gouiul
9llfre0o N}orgoin lmO Elm geiDiiier
81. SolOona, ser ein &iierta'ic6er 9ie-
frutiringS Sffi5ier iein ioa Die
9lngel8uloigten ioleu elmer 9ln5abl
Nlerifoner, melGe iicb Scr glrmee
Oes 60Oeroliiten Generals Goraoco
IN &ieOras 0}egros ouidlieBen poa-
ten am Samitag 9o6n 9iQets BON
VI Fnlo llQp eogle $aB 9egeben Do-
ben pel6' lebterer Grt GieOros 9ie-
gros gera0e gegenii6er liegt. 9as 9ln-
flGger troten Oeridieoene 9eoute oes
Suits Geportements Der Ser. .Stoo-
ten ouf 9ieboIO be5ei6nete eine
@er6aitung ols cine iuternationale
&eraeualtigriig,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-11

tllrcDtete, MIDI elllel
operation unter5ie Z
ben 81 miineiL all
leiu Die erite SSlas
foe &DOia 6. 9Sinfs
bans n@egetable
COMPOUND Die icll
ilabnL befreite micb
Iofort bon ben Gel
tenic6mer5eiL iIno
ic6 flbr nit oent
@e6raic6 Des W(itz
tells fort, bis ic5
mid ipieber normal
llno gang frei BON
NSrh ~lto mo h1.a,.n