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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
q. 9FortIebung.)


2udenb OrGnsten ii9 allie nm t3Gy
aur Der Oberf0rIter Itono i9peigeno
6siIeite, uno Otto trot 5u ibm.
SD bin bier, Inn Did db5ubolen,
popo, fagte er, nGmma ldbt DID
bitten, bei uns gu elisnl @u iiebit eSs
oeIpannt aus, es fpirO Dir beiier ietH,
Did BEL uns ausIpre9sn su tOnnen"
Der SberfOrIter nidte.
nSbr feib CUTE &inoer, ia, lcp lplll
fommen."
0a trot Der SuttenoirettOr, BEN
Der Sberdmtmonn mitgeteilt bate, iper
Otto Iei, an 8ater unO So6n berdn
,Sie pollen ims Sbren @ater bod
ni1t entfiibren?" frugte er, na4oem er
T6 betonnt gemaHt bate, unb auf
Sttos beidbenbe Q(nttport flIbr er lebs
6aft fort: ,,0as biirfen Sic ni9t, uno
sic miifien ou9 bier bleiben uno uns
ad oculos oemonitrieren, OoB 2ano-
uno SorltpirtIcbaft iih nit Der SnOns
Ifrie ber6inoen un0 iib ibr niht feinos
lid eeeenii6eritellen pollenl Sbr 9err
@ater III sorlGufig infer @egner. DoS
babe ic6 rsic6li9 @elegenbeit gebobt, 81
brmertcn, ober isben sic, Serr Sberi
.f0rlter, uno Ie6en sic, 9err @dloOW,
man IolI iiG tennen lernen, eRe mda
eeoen ,Osr fir chamber Stelluns
nimmf. Sd bin tein Seener oerGdn0s
ipirtI6aft, i'm @esenteil, id ertenn'
i6re 8ers6tisune, ia ibre NOtpenOtgs
lett in pollItsm WloBe an, dber ib
nl08te, boB Die 6erren duh uns q
unIeren 8eItrebungen ejere4tigteit mi
Der Fa6ren ioien, unO oos lperben Sc
Iiher, menn mir chamber crit tennen.
SllIo i4 bite bah Sic bel nnTsrsm
improbiiierten 6riibItiid unier, @diie
leien. Sic Niirfen mir oos ni9t obz
F1loGenl"
Der 6iittenoirettor ld1elte; er iDuBs
!e. boz man fsinsn Bitten meif nit
einem ia" ontportete. 60 mar es
aish iebt, oean troB feiner tiefen Der
fiImrIung NOR Der Oberf0rIter gu ge-
rc4t, um niNt ons liebsnSmiirOiQe@nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

Ginen AeforopreiS er3ielte tii3lid'
bel ser 0eriteigeruua i'm Spenori
palo cine eide be5w. ein 6idcu
itomm bon 5a4 3ubifmcter Sn1olt;
ipie oie ooIjipelt Hittbeilt tpnroe lilr
oieieu Stamm Die iioitlite Smue
pon 1895 Mari be5ablt Iic Spellori
Gihen geIteu betanntlid als Die be'
item @iheu GeiltihIanO's; oie bsiien
glrteu iiuOen lid I'M 5oriibe5irt 'Rc
tbenbrub bel Hobr6rlnn lmO in oenl
iOeennnnten ,,Dlebgerihlas." no nod
beite Gihbdume ite6eI oeren Alter
5ipii6en 10000 Sabren iduonti
@obribeinIib meroeu Oieie ulielr
piiroigeu 9amnrieien binueu aur
sem Ser glrt oes Sol5idaero pun
Cpier faqeu. Tie @eiuhc OeS 5pci
iort.@ereinS an Die 9e6orOen oiels
alien Stdnme oI5 &otroeniHal 1u
er6aIten lprroen abihldgia bcidlie
Ocn. oa oic boperiide 6oritreuDal
iimg nidt 5u Gnuiten DER Ndtrr
ireunoc mo Ocr Gonriiten elm n
mertbuolles 4upital IN Den &dloern
brad liegcn laiien mil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

Gorae6cn wobl nidt oa5u 6eeiguet
ioGre, elm ieiteS @ono Der @inbeit lul-
Ter Oen Geuti1en Der Ser. Staaten
81 fniipfen mo OaB Oic S5erren in
gletusOorf ouf Die 6olgeu elmer iol-
cben irreiiibrenOen SonOhmgslpeile
ouiuerfiom gemadbt wcrOen ioIlten.
Der 9SrGiioent ser Gercinigten Or
guniiation 6o6nlii6er @ereine berih-
tetc, OuB ibrc lebte @eriommIung gu
idmo6 6eiudt mar, nm ehi Sinner
Gonlite 81 erluG6len, Ous ben gelteIl-
ten 9eoinouu9en entiprede
@rGiiOent 6onf6Gnel beolftragte
OoS 9rcB Gonite, iiber @e9e 81 be-
rot6en, Oonlit olld) in ser englil6en
&reIie ii6er oic G61tiqfeit Oes lluab.
6Gngigen 9iirgeroereins @rpdbnlng
genlo6t miro.
g9eiter 6criC1tete er, 0oB Oas Ibeas
ter.Gomite ME rebt5eitig genlig be.
nadyridtigt miro, melde Stiide 5ur
9luifil6rung fonlnen. Gies lei unbe.
Oinot not6iuenoig, Inn eS Oem Gomite
III ernt0gliden ii6cr Die 9luswu6l
Der Stiidc Gerfiigung 5u treiicn.
3os 9lgitotions Gomite mIroe be.
ouitrogt, Sic folgeuocu @ereiue ST
beiuchcn im0 lie nlli3uforoerlt iih
oem lhia660ngigen 9iir9erpcrem an
Sui6IieBen Yrouorbeiter glr 8,
9ierausio6rer llniom Orioles, Pr
better &ronfcn. unO Sterbentniie,
Gereinigtc 9Gder @cieaidait Nlos
rDlono 9Gder &eren lnO @eitenos
Seoerfron5.
Ger Sefret0r rpurOe erlurbt, Srn.
Nlortin MeperOird sur nGcblien Sc.
egotenperiannhna cin5ilaoen nm
3u 6erihteit mas I'M Sntereiic Der
pom 9iirgerperein iuiteritiibten @itt'
lue geibeben lit.
Ger fiir5Iide 9eiHhiB, Die Ggefu.
tiOoeriommhmg ieOen 5lpeitcn Gon.
neritog 3rl balten luiIrOe IN gSieOer'
crpG9ing ge5osen mo beidIonen,
OoB li6 sic Grefutiue, pie bis6er,
ieSen 5weiten 6reitag i'm Nionat per
ianInlelu ioll
Gin glWfritf ocS gtutiona L
@rGiiOcntcn.
Or. 6. s. Segamcr, Scr 9Srdiioeut
oes 0eutibomcrifariiden 9tntionaI.
bunoeS, bat 6elItc folgenoen glufruf
IAN oae Ii6cralaeiimten @iirger in
ben &ercinigten Staatcu lno an alle
@creinigumgcn, gleidpicl pcIder 9lb.
Itaninung iic iiuO, an nlle glr6eiter-
&erbGnoe, firAlide @ciellihaiteu H..
politiibc &crciui9ilngen allcr &ar.
teicu~ crloiicn, Scr III Oeltiher lleber-
icbitng pie iolgt lolitet.
o@ir f6mpien iiir ein Brinjip mo
.nidt iiir icl6iiiii@tige &ntcreiiep,
pcnu mir ms gcgcn gciuiiic Dem Gon.
greiie nnter6reitetc Gorlagcn crflG.
rem weINe cin oui rationale Brobi6i'
tion 6in5iclenocs glmenoement sur
@crfaiiung Scr @ercinigten Stoatcu
6c5lpeden.
liner 9titf wenoet ii1 oober all ic.
Ocn libcroleeiimrtcn ameritauii6en
Siirger, gIei1uiel wel6em GoIfe er
| cltitomnit, pel6Nn @laubeh er bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

90 NOR es in Der Sat, uno lud6renc
bic b,ioeT @ol6ops iebi IN BEN
SanOinneiber, Der i'm @erein mil
Dem 6ubrpert Oes Sberamtmonn2
bnt:r Der 8retirrpanb setparttt bate
rod prouopib fubren, beitdrtieu iis
licb aegenieitiq in Der gluffaiiun9, DoB
Die n@Iiidimmalogrube" nit alien
mas borum uro buran binq elm I'M
sliid fir bic oan5s @egeno ieiu miirne
v.
Dos iogenauntc nSdloB" III Vro-
ropib por Elm ibmudIoIes einiiodiass
9tbduoe nit tirer Dol3eruen @eranfa
por Der 6oustiir uuo rehtfertiQte 0ieis
9,3eicbnung III teiner @eiIe. Orr
O6erf6lsiisr neuut d6er elm. fit alle
NAL Die gao9uung bes @uis6errn
nS9IoB"
6rau Gmma itonO uuter Ser @crar
Du. an Der Der @drsner nah i6rer olr
lutiiuna bi, &antsu oss lpilSen qB,iilts
oufbano, ais Der Sorofdneio,. osr
fu6r
Odt freuublicltm QBilltomnarah.
trat lit berdn un0 g,leiicte ihytg
Snpieeerbatsr ins Sous. Tt, son
o,f 5SriibliHssIonne burtleudiritr
3immer iparen frsunOliH uno pohns
lidh eiiigeridbtst. uno Elm r,ith.y
Sd1mud non Trii6liuosblunen Snfleis
iberall aus @aIen unb @hieidOlsn.
Die 9att ID 6eu.e Triib ollt fix olb
b.racridici. Ydpa," Taqie nt. NcsauT
6inipeiieuo. 4Tg font rinsu frtmcli.
Zen Glneiud fci uns teiomm.a nno
ein OiBcen osin,r gtcra.r ssret1cu
Gr iiriul iber iNrsn 6lonOcn Gdei-
tel bia nM'siu 0ulta Irhls-a,,u!
Gcir G;sid)t ttlic i1 Ooh,i sb:t1,nps
oHf Ns.,n oi .@ni1Mfl.rsledler"
Die * 2rerH sot Elm lrenis als iifer
icircm ssiaret l,6saS ,aasT,ssn an5
bic lish ID pnrir mn inuIe sn Sic Hc,
wi.ic inrss @,:!,n ara;iflcI,r sail,
uso ihui 10 aau' lS6srli.6 sascsqsn.
liant iror iAm defenders aus nsiI &C.
raaisu
(eortItsgps icIst)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

legcn unO 5mor ni1t i'm @on5cn
ionOern Stiid fiir Stiid. Sn Ocu
lcbtcn @oGeu lit foit fem Gag Der
gongcn OoB nidt cine oOer Sic an
oerc 9ocol Option Bid cmgcrcibt
porocn lit, mo Sr. 9lcpulou Der
@orliber ocS Eempeen5 Gonlite'S,
lit ser 9lniicbt, SAB sic Ueia6r, oen
groBten G6eil Oes Stootes, mo nod.
offenc @irtbidoften iino, trodcn 5lI
legen, Oieies Sobr groBer lit, ais ic
5uoor, ais Der aonlpi often 6etric6en
mrroe
Sn elmer YiQ OeS Srn. 9oDers ioa
ser Spirituoienoerfouf in einem llin'
freiic bon cincr Meile Inn Die Mount
@leoiont STRIDE in Soporo,GolntD
oer6oteu meroen.
GeSglciHcn Bat @r Starter cine
Bin eingcreid)t, iuelde OoS ganje
@orrctt-GountD troden legcu ioIl.
9lpot6cter 9eb orOe.
@nOliA 6ot ollh cine 9ia i6r Gr.
i6cincn genoc6t, pelde Die 9lpotbe.
fer inter Oie 9luiiidt elmer 9eborOe
Itelcn iol. Die @iQ ipllrOc I'M Se-
note BON Senotor SunInlonO eilge-
reid)t mo i6ofit eui gal5cS 9iireol
sur lle6euuo6lng OeS 9lpotbcferge-
id5GiteS in 0torplonO.
Grci @illS fiir 9oltimorc.
GountD.
6r. @osleD rei6te 6eute i'm Inter
6ouie me6rere Bills cin uelGe iicb
aif Baltimore Gomtp be5ie6en. Sll
ciner Oeriel6en miro Oie 9IiIiiidt ilber
Sen 9lni6luB al ooS 9l65ugSfonol
Spitem Dem @e6GuOe lSnipeftor
unterIteQt mO fiir jeOen Giitrift cil
Suipeftor ungeoronet SSn ciner on'
Oeren 9ia mer0en sic Golntp-@om.
miiiGre ongepieien, sur Teding Der
loufenOen Soften 0eS Yoli5ei Dc
portementS Die @eupilliglmg bon
$4,000 oui $4,000 3ll erbo6en llnO
in ser Oritten 9iQ perOen Die @on-
Oel6ilOcr 6eiteuert, pie es in elmer
9il oeS Senators 9enion, Die Der
lcl6e ibon irii6er einreiNte, porgeie.
ben lit.
Niles mltB beitcuertmer-
0en.
lin sic 9leger 81 per6in0ern, BOB
lie iuit ieDen gl6cnO in cine Eager
%eriommhng lp66renO Ser CONNER
nionote luuicu bat Sr. OuoleD bon
Queen glnne's GolntD cine 9iI cin-
1ercidt, nah wcl1er ieOe Sagerper-
iammhng cine 9icen5gebiibr bon $25
al Oos @oltntp 6e5obIeu nulB. @is-
bcr 6cja6lten bic 9ogcrperianlmlun'
gen mr. $3.
Stir luo6ltb0ti9e 3mede.
Sm llnterbute bot Sr @litChell
cine Bill ein9ereidt weldje Die 9lenn-
6n6n Sill fiir SorforO Goimtp On-
bin omcnOirt ooB eiit Ero5ent oIler
Ginfiinite bon Ocn GintrittSfarten
Oeni Soipitol in Sabre oe @roce dil'
flieBen nuB.
S66cre Stcnerntiir Z Q NJ
ION.
&r. NlcSutoi6 bat in llnterboIle
I cine 9ia cingereidt monab oIe We
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toI ............ $6,2OO,0O0

Sotol ........ $4,000, 600
Gineneuc @ettrenn &or'
loge.
Su Senate bat Senator @enion
cine 9iQ ciu0creiht, iuelGe oQeGcun-
6a6nen, meIrbe nir 6ol6c @leilen-
&enn6o6neu 6o6en, mic @entIcmcn'S
GriDino %orf etc, BON Oeu 9eltim-
mtngen OeS @ori Nlntuel Sp'
items beireit
@oibin9ton Yotomac-
G6eiopcofe @iien'
bn6n.
Sn llrtcr6ouic 6ot Sr. SoncS pom
ct. Ninrp'S GoulitD cine Sill cin9c-
reidt, iucItbe sen 3wed fat, OieGou'
tu.Gomniiidre BON St.Morp's Goun'
tn 5u nntoriiircn $i50O00 fir S6li-
gotioncn ser observation-disclosures
G6eiopeofc Giicn6o6n" olls5uge6en.
Gie Sa6n 6coinilt in @oi6ington,
qe6t ii6er 9ronODmiue, @ugbeSpille,
EOtebnlicSpiQe, 9eonorOtown nod
@oint 9oofout an ser @iiinOuug OeS
9Sotomoc in Die G1eiopeafe 9oi. Gi-
ne 16nli6e 9iQ fiir GbarleS-Golmtp
reidlte Senotor WiuOo I'M Senot eil
umo cine brittle fiir &riuce Georges
Gountp miro ebenfols ibr Grl6enen
nla6en. 0os @clo 6roudt ni6t
c6er ouSgc5o6lt 81 merOen, ais bis
Die @iien6a6n iertig lit, ln0 Oorn
ioQ oos @elo nit 6 9ro5cnt per5init
perOen. 9is6er ge6t nm cine furte
Strede 9o6n bon 9ranOpmine natb
Med)onicSpillc unO miro bon einem
%6ilooelpbier iiir @ripot6lpcde be-
trie6cn.
Gin 9oltpcrein mill gr0Ber
merOcn.
Sr. Sorriion bot inn llnter6olie
cine 9iIl ein0ereic6t, BEN iSrei6ricf
Oes 9oupcrcinS in Goiton 5n crwci-
tern ioOoB ser %ereil ouG 9ant1c-
i6Gfte t6ur fonr
&ein Bier in 9ierg6rteu.
glnf GeronIoiilmg ser u2orO's Dab
9lQiance" bat Sr. 9(OOiiou I'M llntcr-
6ouic cine Sill cinaercidt, ipelbc,
menn oieiel6e angenonlmen miro,
uQc 9iero1rten nm Baltimore bcr-
Inn uno in unoeren StdOten toOt
modt. Sn ser 9ia miro 5wor mlr
porgeidriebem OuB in feinem Iiccn.
tiirten 9ofale cine 6rouensperion
iid) oltf6oIten Oorf, o6er 5lglcib
uirO in Ser 9iQ oer6oten, Bob Cpl.
rituoicn ouBer6ol6 OeS ooeponntcn
Sjorroolns pcro6rcicbt iperoer. 0ic
6otelS mo Oercn Speiie5inner iino
spar BON Der @iQ ousgeihloiien,
ober penn Oieiel6c @eics miro, lit es
iebr leibt, ein ENHANCEMENT ein5u-
ldlei6en ipos Sen 0otelS bon I'M.
enOli6em S6o0en ieii f0nnte.
Gie ,,2orO's Gop 9laionce" imS sic
.9l1iti Saloon 2igo" orbeitcn @mo
in Sam nm Oeu Stuut troden III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

GGiic sur gleiic iu's Nnslauo De-.
IOret s. gluiHe, gir. 413, Ci'Salti.
mure-Str.s ua6c GaitUm &onit 9Iue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
ulIma6NGnaiacr gsaracrDcrein.n


@refutioe Der &ereiniglng 6elpri6t
cine &ci6e widt9cr 6ragen
@emeiniomes @orge6cn nit al-
Ocrcn Srganiiotioueu ge9en Sim
lponOcrltu9s. lmO @robi6itionS-
&orlagen. Gin 9luiruf oeS
Observation-Disclosures.
0ie Grcfltioe oeS ,,llnobbGnggcn
9iiraeroercinS BON Marplano" 500
in ibrcr lcbteu Sibuug cine &eibe
lpi6tiger 6ra9en in 9erat6uug. Gem
9ei6luiie Der lebten leIegatelsSer-
iommIing 6olge leiitenO, uurOen
Die @rGiioenten lmo SefretGre Der
irIGnoii1cn, polniibcn, itolicniicben,
6c6rGii6en lmO b0bmii6en Gcreine
goItimore'S eriucbt, nit Dem olln-
ab61ngiacn Niirgcrpcrein" gcgen Die
&urnctfi6e @inwonoeuulgsoorlogc
un0 Oic &ro6i6itionS 8orlugen 'ge-
meiniamc StcQlug 81 ncbmen. gIuf
@runo ser engetroiienen 9lnhport-
Idrei6el puroe bei6lolien, @ertreter
oieier Gereine 81 elmer ip6teren Spe-
5iaIiitrng Der @reflltipe cin5uIaOen.
@r1iioent 6onfbdnel tbeilte nit,
oaB er lno Die SS. S6ol5 mo
Rcihert al ser Observation-Disclosures
OeS oGitD g9iOe GongreB" in 9lnna-
polls tbeilgenommeu in0 aud Dem
@raIiOenten OeS SeuotS lmO Dem
Spre1er OeS IclegatenbnuieS Die in
Der lebten Ielegaten 8eriommllmg
oes 9iirgerpereins obgeiaBteu Be-
ibIiiiie iiberreiht bdtten. 6erner,
oaB iie glei63eitig @elegenbeit bat
ten, NIT Oenl &priiber oes Eenpe'
ren5.Gomite'S 9tiidiprocbe 81 uebmen
ii6er eine mogliAen Sails ab5ubaI-
teuOe Wlaiienoeriammlimg gegen Die
4ro6i6itionS Gorlo0en. Ter Gor.
iiber erflortc, Dob er uotbigen Sails
sur ENTERTAINING ciler iolben nit
Dem 9iirgerDerein cooperircn piirOc
Gin Sbreiben pomq 0elItih-9(me.
rifaniicbeu 9}atioual6lmo@ pes Staa-
tes gtem-yorf bc5iiglih Der Burnett 2
ihen @impanoerlm9s-9orIage err
rcgte beionoeres Snterelie peil eS
beirenOetc, ooB Der Serein Den 9itel
oeS Gelti6-9Imerifaniicbcn 9fatio'
nalblmOeS" in 9bilaoeIp6io itlurplrt
bat. GoS S6reiben wnroe oil Den
~Gcrtib 9lmerifnniihen 9tational-
Nuno" in philadelphia nit Dem De-
merfcn ii6eriuieien OaB Elm iol6eS
po6ner BON Qolpion cine GrtroIteuer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

Annapolis, -. N}Gr5. 90
ii6 i'm oenofrotii6en GoilfuS Ole DC.
mofrotii6c Nlc6r6cit niht iiber sic
006c elmer 9lnleibe fiir Ocn 9oit
BON 2onOitroBen einigen fonnte, fat
YrdiiOent %rice 6ellte inn Sepot cine
9iQ eiiigereid)t, fiir ben Ban bon
9onoltroBen 6ic Summe BON &c..
100000 81 6orgen imO bon Oieier
Siunme ioll Oie Observation-Disclosures
Gominiiiion 81 100000 oo5l permeu-
Ben, eine 9riide bon Baltimore no6
9lnne glrun0el Golmt0 3u 6ouen
Ser bon oieier Slnme iibri9e 9felt
ioQ bon ser Gonniiiion fiir Stro-
Benpiloiterung in Baltimore Der-
lpanOt perOen. Nlon icbdBt, ooB Der
Ban Der Bride nidt mebr ais 500.
600 foiten miro. Die anOeren fiinf
@iaionen iinO onf Die Ucri6ieoencn
Counties pert6eilt, a6er in iol6cr
g9eiie, OoB fcin Gontp elm Gorreht
er6Glt.
9ie neue glnlci6e ioIl oiti OieGoun-
ties mie foldt pertbcilt mer0en:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Staats-4anSfra6t,
Baltimore befOmmtM Mi6t
ciuCM GcNt.
&ia fiir $6,2OO,OOO i'm
GeMnt.

2iobtitruBeu-Sriide miro oui StuutS-
foiten ocbaut mO Baltimore be-
5a0lt oofiir. Cine neue g9ett-
rcunbia unterbrcitet. Sic
@irtbi@ufteu in Der llmococnO
ioaen feline @etrante an @aitc
i'm 6reicu icrOircn yeOrO'S
Da0 9laiance" an i0rer @aul-
piriSarbcit 9lnOcrc 9iQs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
MlF1ciOr @clar0i0r1
MACH FLETCHER'S

Q a 8 T Q RI a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

pobuer BON Goluion cine Grtrniteuer
BON 20 GcntS fir lofole Gerbciicrun.
gen bc5oblcn ioaen.
Gin tQOtGebpreRc8l&in0
Sr. %opfinS bon Narforo GomtD
bat in elmer BON i6ni cingereicbten
Yia pcrlnugt, ooB Die Giien6obnen
geietlid ange6alten luerOen iollen,
oac 6u6rrGOer fiir Eoiioaiere foIteu-
frni 81, hnfnrNnr11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

SIN SelluIe DuI SellaIor Selllpll
cine 9iQ cingcreiht ipelGe oQe9icun-
6abnen, meIbe nur 6al6e 0leilen.
&enn6o6neu 6o6en mic @entlemen'S
CriOino Yorf etc, BON Oeu 9eItim-
mungen DeS @ori Niutllcl SD-
items befreit.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
NEW EUGENIC LAW IS EvADED
Eastern Couple Living AS Man and
Wife Are Released Under Conf
mon Law Clause.

Racine.-John Aerilo and Edna
Brown. who came here from Dun
kirk, N. T., and lived as man and
wife though not legally married
are now legally married
though they may not know it and
though no eugenic test was made of
the husband, no marriage license
was issued and no man pronounced
a ceremony. The court commission
er before whom they were brought
held that their union was legal un-
der the common law clause of the
statutes. They were released with
out paying a fee for the filing of the
common law marriage stipulation,
but the decision of the commissioner
is now a court record as much as
though they had filed either a mar
rage license or common law agree
ment
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
DOMESTIC SERVICE FAVORED
Free Employment Offices Show That
Fewer Women Apply for Posi-
tons in the Factories.

Notwithstanding to reports OF
Wisconsin free employment Offices,
there were lis applications for every
100 jobs offered in December, 1912,
while December. 1913, showed 23S
APPLICANTS for every 100 vacant places.
Milwaukee shows 256 applicants for
every 100 jobs, while Superior re-
ports $50. Unemployment is greater
among factory girls and women who
work by the day. An increasing
number are going into domestic ser
vice. More positions We're obtained
through the state employment offices
in December, 1913, than in Deem
Der, 1927 1888 as compared with
1887. The outlook for 1914 seems
bright, but many factory managers
think it will be several months be-
fore business gets into full swing
again. The only work that seems
available now for the unemployed in
the state is ice harvesting, which
will begin shortly, and short jobs at
cleaning and repairing.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
PROFITABLE TO GRADE EGGS
Better Prices Are Always Secured
When Eggs Are Sorted According
to Size and Color.

Even buyers at the country store
viii appreciate your efforts if you will
sort your eggs according to size and
color Graded eggs show up great
deal better than those that are piled
in promiscuously, and should and
will-command better price il the
Dealers attention is called to the fact,
and he is assured that your eggs will
be furnished that way all the time.
There are few, even Of country
stores, that would not be able to
command higher price for uniform,
clean, fresh eggs, attractiVely picked,
and one that produces that kind the
year round can secure an advance in
the market price. Large shippers
will jump at the chance to secure eggs
OF this class, and are always ready to
pay a higher price.
One firm made the statement re-
Gently that strictly first-class eggs
were worth eight cents a dozen more
to their trade than eggs that they
could not guarantee. It is the
cheapest possible way to increase the
poultry income. Try it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
PHYSICIAN ATTACKS
SHEBOYGAN AFFAIRS
PROMINENT DOCTOR ADVOCATES
QUARANTINE FOR SOCIAL
DISEASES.
HITS THE DOUBLE. STANDARD
Says Numerous Cases Can be Traced
To Places Favored by Public
opinion-Quarantin the
Only Remedy.

Sheboygan Advocating duaran-
tine for the sufferers from unclean
diseases, DR.. w. S. Zierath, a wit
hess before the closing session here
of the Teasdale vice committee,
turned heavy artillery on the present
city administration, and preceding
witnesses, who had expressed them
selves as satisfied with conditions
now existing in Sheboygan
Zierath. said that removal of per-
sonal liberty of the victims was the
only thing that would stop the spread
of disease. He asserted that at the
present time there are between 500
and 400 cases in Sheboygan alone
and that the majority of these are
directly traceable to places here
which are allowed to exist because
they are favored by public opinion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
FORMER PASTOR DIES
REV. ANTON MElxNER PASSES
AWAY IN MILWAUKEE.
Was Well Known in State, Having
Held Pastorates in Many Cities
funeral Services
Held.

Milwaukee The Rev Anton
Meixner, former pastor of the First
German Methodist church of this
city and, since his retirement ten
years ago, we'll known as funeral
orator, died at his home, 661 Eigh-
teenth street, aged II.
Born in Dane county, he entered
the ministry at an early age and
held pastorates in Manitowoc, Bea-
yer Dam, Van Dyne, Lowell, Port
land and Burlington, Wis, before
coming to milwaukee, At first in
the service of the Methodist church,
he later joined the Evangelical de-
nomination.
The funeral services were held in
the Evangelical Zion church, Elev-
enth and Harmon streets. Interment
was in Wanderers Rest cemetery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
POULTRY
FATS :
COLONY HOUSES FOR WINTER
Some Poultrymen Arrange Summer
Coops in Suitable Manner for Use
During the Cold Weather.

When young birds are brought in
from the range we often find our
selves in need of more house room to
winter the increased flock
There are several ways in which the
summer colony coops may be made to
piece out the winter houses. If there
is but one it may be placed close to
the main house and used as an extra
scratching and exercising room. The
fowls may then pass from the main
room to the addition by means of q
tube constructed of boards and set
into the opening about 10 by 20 inches
in size, cut near the floor of each
building. A dry goods box with top
and bottom removed will answer nice
ly as connecting passageway.
Some people fit up the summer col
ony cOOps as laying rooms, arranging
all nests in them and thus leaving the
whole space in the main building for
use of the hens in the daytime. Still
others use the coops as busting rooms.
Especially do the early broOder houses
answer nicely for this, as there is usu-
ally plenty of sunlight The dust may
be kept moist and free from trash and
SO does not get into the food and water
vessels, as it often does when nesting
and feeding must be done in the same
room. Sometimes two or three of
these coops are used together for a
small flock, one being used for roost-
ing room, one for a nest room and
exercise. In each case they are joined
by wooden tube or passageway
Some make their summer colony
coops of knockdown sections so ar
ranged that some five or six of them
may be set up together in one continu-
Gus shed for sheltering the birds in
winter. Such pen must either be
banked with straw Or covered with pa
per for the winter to make it wind
proof. BY the time the young birds
are ready for the colony houses an
other year the old ones are having
free run of the farm.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
METHODS AROUSE HOSTILITY
Employment of Woman Detective by
Vice Commission Meets with
Protest.

Rhinelander. ~ Testimony before
the vice commission tended to show
that hotel keeper had laid himself
liable to prosecution. A woman de-
tective and man, said to have been
employed by the commission, tried to
put the ban on one Of the hotels. 1t
is understood that the affected pro-
prietor will fight the charge in the
courts claiming he knew nothing of
the incident on which the charge was
based Senator w T. Stevens and
business men here are not in SYM
pathy with the system of research
used by the commission, saying that
the work of the female detective on
the streets was not in accordance
with a clean investigation.