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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-01
Army Machine Proves Too
\ Powerful For Miid1siliiplne1l
United States Military Academy Defeats Navy Aggregation 20 to
In Their Annual Football GsmeArmy Navy Series Now
81 a Tie * = ~ as5

OF Collins kicks Merrilat fell on the
ball on the Navy 15-yard line, The
Army secured its first touchdown
when Prichard made perfect for
ward pass to Merrilat, WHO ran across
he line without opposition The try
for goal failed So ,.f5J
The second touchdown was ;Ir1alie ar,
9 repetition Of these plays. The Navy
kicked OFF and the Army returned the
punt. Blodgett again 8 fnmbled and
again an alert Cadet player fell on the
ball on the Middies' 38-yard mark.
Line plunges falling to gain, Prichard
shot the BALI overhead to- Merrilat,
who was: downed on the Nayy.s z,ne-
yard line. Hodgson plunged over for
touchdown. McEwan failed TO kick
goal. - e. : 4 3Sl7ss 50 75sI 5
Y The Middies fought desperately ia.
the third period and although iSthey.
never threatened the Army goal, they
kept their own reasonably safe.
In the final quarter q spunting duel;
quickly developed, working the ball
Within striking distance OF the MID
Dies goal. The soldiers uncovered an
old fashioned attack which proved r..
resistible. BY short line plunges and,
end runs the ball was carried sa few
yards at time. Then Quarterback
Prtchard switched his & tactics and
made forward pass to Merrilat, who
crossed, the last Vineyard line before:
he was downed. From here Benedict
carried the bali over In, two plunRef,
Again the Army failed .Stt goal ls3,s
As g result OF :today,s victory the
Army.Navyf series which & began IN
1880 stands 81 tie Each pcaffefnvt hna
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-01
LARGER MUTUAL
BENEFIT DIVIDENDS
Substantial EcCrease Over Regular
s'a4 Dividends Credited In 1914
VII fs Made fer 1915
RECORD OF LAST SEVEN YEARS
In 1919 Company Declared ss6s 900
Special DivIdend-R Remarkable
'3l}1t Series Of Achievements.

3 Another increase in dividends by
tho Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
T Company is announced In the follow
Ing letter to agents. signed by PreBi-
4 dent .Frelinghuysen:
The regular dividends to BIT cre-
dited to premium paying pi,licies
{ (cxcept five year term poiicies) upon
their anniversaries In 1916 viii show
substantial increase over tho regular
dividends credited In 1914. Such in
crease results from the fact that It
has become unnecessary ioF the Com
Phny To retain fog EXPENSES anu con-
tlngencies as large portion of that
part OF the stipulated premiums pro-
ytded therefor aB has heretofore been
( retained for such purpose. The In
+ crease, therefore, does not affect paid:s
up; policies. upon which premiums arc
not being paid.
81, In connection with the announce
fneilt that dividends for 1915 ON pre-
nium paying life and endowment poli-
ctesa will be increased substantially
J over those payable on similar policies
In 1914 ii ia worth while to call at
tontion to tho following record OF the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany covering the past seven years.
& In 1907 the Mutual Benefit still fur
ther liberalized for both old and new
policies. its non-forfetiture system
adopted In 1879 and modified In 1896
and 1900.
In 1908 the Company established d
suspended smortality fund, (which re-
7ioyes It Of the necessity OF changing
Its dividend scale to meet fluctuations
in death losses from year to year.
~ In 1910 the Company established a
real estate depreciation fund. In 1911
itsest1blisbed a security fluation
fund sand tngde q, further increase in
$its dividend scale for 1012. In 1912
no Company established higher re-
SERVES for policies issued P1.or 70
1900. and provided that therea.te, the
loan and surrender values OF such
policies should be based upon sues
higher reserves.
Special Dividends.
1, In; 1913 s4ho9 Company declared a
!, special dividend OF $ss7,000. In 1914
SitEpatd a special dividend OF $861. 900.
and adopted an Increased dividend
scale for tt64yaar 1916.
ID 1T will be noticed that the several
3 Increases ih the Mutual Benefit d.yi-
$dend scalo and the declaration Of
/: special dividends: have followed the
establishment Of contingency reserves
/ computed upon q mathematical basis,
and which Benefit ageinst those COM
5tingcncics to dn the light OF past ex-
perlence AFRO which all life Insurance
companies are amply sufficient TO pro-
stect tho Mutual life.-The Eastern Un.
defwrtter. = ...3s v. ....a.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-01
! Endorsed Monroe noe.rlne.
Wy, Associated Ttex..).

MONTCIAIR, N. J., Nov. 27.---Wif.
sliam Howard Taft. in an address here
tpniEht. endorsed the Monroe Doctrine.
;disn1eSs sd It's relation to the European
war and declared interference by the
United States I'm Mexico and Central
America has had noting To- do with
;thp Doctrine 4 IS: }!
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-01
VI H Y w E ARE
SO. CAREFUL !.

a..s-st E-sHaff
Because the lens is the
most important part of
your glasses. Our lenses
are selected with the
most especial care. We
make sure Of their per-
fiction before we offer
then;to you.l Our con-
slant aim is to provide
lenses and 4 mountings /.
that you may wear
them with becoming ef-
feet and uninterrupted
, comforts qe4g cis,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-01


Bethel. s. w. Danner.
Antreville-B. NJ. Robinson.
Calhoun Falls-George Gary Lee.
Clemson-J. M. Steadman
Central-Elsie Meyers.
Honea Patl. IS. T. Blackmon.
Lowndesville-J. c. Chandler.
McCOrmick-J. +. Anderson.
Pelzer-J. Fl. Danner.
Pendleton-W. NJ. Owens.
Seneca Circuit-N. G.. Ballenger.
Starr. l.. Singleton.
Townville-R. II. Lupo
Walllalla-J. l. Stokes.
Walhalla Circut-H. A. Whitten.
Westminster-D. @. Spires.
Williamson and Belton-S. H.
Booth.
G. t. Harmon and w. s. Martin,
supply.
Cokesbury District.
Presiding Elder-W. z. Meadors.
Abbevllle-S. O. Cantey.
Abbeville Circuit-J. N. Isom.
Butler-A. M. Gardner.
Broad Rdvor-D. p. Boyd.
Cokesbury-J. B. Connolly.
Greenwood Street, l.. p. Nc
Chico; r. A. Child. supply; Mills, j.
u. Steadman. supply.
Greenwood Circuit-G. F. Clarkson.
Kinards--W. H. Murray.
McKendree-To be- supplied.
Newberry-Central. F. r.. Dibble;
n'Neslle Street snd Jslapa- Gobe
Smith.
Newberry Circuit-W. r. Bouknfght.
Ninety SIKH. F. Morris.
Parksville--B. H. Covington.
Phoenix. H. ,Manley.
Prosperity and zion-E. p. Taylor. i
Princeton-R. E. Sharpe.
Saluda-O. A. Jeffcoat.
Waterloo. T. Miller.
Whitmire--J. M. Fridy.
Lander College,. o. Wilson, pres
ident.
Assistant editor Sunday School Lit
erature--L. 2, Beatty.
Columbia District.
Presiding Elder. L. Kilgorc.
Aiken and Williston-A. e. Orig
gers.
Aiken Circuit. M. Meetz.
Batesburg-J. e. Mahaffey.
Columbia-Main Street, r. F.. Tur-
nipseed; Washington Street, 8. A.
Steele: Green Street, d. w. Keller;
Whaley Street. D. RI Roof; Brookland,
J. A. Campbell: Shandon. L. d. Gil
lespie; Edgewood. e. l.. Thomasen,
supply: City Mission. John Paul;
Waverly and College Place, A. L. Gun
ter.
Edgefeld-J. r. Wsiker.
Fairfield A. Bletsoe. e. w. Ma
son. supply.
Langley.D. A. Lewis. n
Leesvllle-C. e. Peele.
Lcesville Circuit--y. E Rushfon.
Lexington-J. G. Farr.
. Lexington Fork-F. T. Whitlock.
Middleburg-Miss W. D.. Quick.
North Augusta-R. O. Lawton. .
RidgewRy--J. p. WYnninghnm.
q Swansea--J. w. Nicely.
Upper Richland--J. X. Inabinet.
Wagner-W. r. Patrick.
Columbia CoilegeW. w. Daniel.
president, IS,
Epworth Orphanage--W. H. Whar-
ton superintendent.
Greenyille District.
Presiding Elder-P. r. Kilgore.
Clintop--W. A. Fairey.
(. Easloy-J.yD. Holier.
Fountain f.n-M. T, Wharton.
Gray Court-T w. Munnerlyn.
Greenyille Buncombe Street, M. IL
CarliBle; St Paul, s. A. e. EIoller:
Hampton Avenue. e, r. Mason; West
Greenvllle. 8. H. Rogers: South Green
vile, r. r. Kilgo aud IA. NJ. Doggett;
Bethel and Poo, w. b. Garrett; Bran
don and Judson, y. d. Strickland.
Greenyille Circnit--J. c. Huggias 4
Greer--WI J. Snyder. !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
BY EDGAR ALLEN FORBES

and sail on maestcaly into the broad Pacific It is as
simple as falling of a log
But II isn't Even 10 the mariner who has sailed all
the Seven Seas and even stecred his vessel through the
Sue Canal the passage of his ship for the first time
across this wonderful bridge OF water will be an event
Of his career on the waves for it differs from the transit
of Suez as widely as an elevator differs from sidewalk
While there are some respects in which the Panama
waterway resembles that of Suez, these points OF
resemblance are very different. For example:
l. As YOU enter the Suez Canal from the Mediterra-
ncan the terminal city Of Port Said is the right
entering the Panama Canal from the Caribbean the
terminal city of Colon is on your left
, On the map Gatun Lake looks somewhat like the
Bitter Lakes of Sucz but the Bitter Lakes briny
as their name implies while Gatun Lake is made Of
fresh river water and will clear the huls Of the passing
ships Of their barnaces without extra charge.
g. The Sucz Canal offices at the northern end Of
the waterway Just beyond the breakwatcr; the admin
istration buildings of the Panama Canal are at the
southern end. From our geographical viewpoint, Suez
is a pay-as-you-enter waterway; but at Panama YOU
pay as YOU leave.
f. The terminal city of Panama is also your left
YOU cross from the Atlantic side at the Egyptian exit
the terminal city Of Suez is on your right.
THE passage Of a ship across this remarkable water
bridge of Panama is by no means simple mat
ter as is supposed is anything like simple the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22

slow and tedious transit Of
the Sea-level Suez Canal. \
merchant vessel entering
the canal from the Carib-
bean encounters nothing
evcntful until it is abreast
Of Mlargarita Island and
passes between the two
long breakwaters, each Of
which ends 1000 feet from
the center Of the sea-level
approach channel.
But if it was a hostile
warboat, intent upon I'M
doing the work Of nine
long years, it would have
the most thrilling expert
enccs long before It reached
the 2,OOO-yard mouth OF
the channel. Over on
Nlargarita Island ION the
eastern or Colon side are
being planted some four
tcen-inch guns and a hor-
nets nest Of terrible nor
tars; on Toro Point Othe
shore end Of the western
breakwater) is another
highly explosive battery Of
the same caliber. The men
behind these guns DO not
have to wait until the war
ship comes close enough for
them to see if its Captain
has had a fresh shave: they
shoot by mathematics in
stead of by eyesight. The
modern system Of range
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06

wnroc Elm fran5oiii6cr Giii5icr ser
$50 9rieftau6en nit ii1 fiibrte, ais
Spion fcltgenomnen
9 ep c ( 6eniued lei 5pii 6 e II
DerbiinOcten &aiiern.
g8ien 5. 9(uguit -Gaiier 6rau5
SSoiepb iin0 aaiier @ilbelm, Die IN
itdnoigcr @cr6inoung nit einonOcr
ite6cns toiicbten onA Dcute mieOcr
l1ngere Gepeiden nit chamber ans
Die bieiige oeihitbc gotidjoit tnO
Oos oeilti6e @cncral-Gonlnlot mer-
Oen BON &eiAsoelltihen ii6erloufcH,
oie Iih 5um aricgSOicnlt meloen.
@leirb ben SerliHer 9cb6roen ro-
tben auG Die bieiiacn 5lm iharien
9lnipaIien olf 9illiien unO 6ron5oien
aui, Inn peitere Spionoge nod Mlog.
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Iono in 8uoapeit
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iic6 geitern Oor Dem Oeutideit aoniu.
lat uuo er9ing iirb in So6ruien imo
itiirmilben 5pmpatbie Sinogebuu-
gen fir GeutidlanO.
nOceonic@ bleibt in
outbdmpton.
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9(bfobrt bon Sout6nmpton OeS Gam-
piers nScconicD Ger .@bite Star4-
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lporoen.
&ier eingetroffene MelouHgen be-
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fene Gampier bort perblei6eu mcrocu.
9Iub Der ,,Glmar0~- -Gampfer nSoer-
nio,~ ser iebt BORT fdnig ill., miro in
ienem 0dien Der6lebcn.
o@elgt ta~ an englii6er
81 lite.
2on0on, 5. 9nigiiit Ger
Ganpier y9clgio0 bon ser ,Sanr
burg San6ilrg 2inie, Der an "a.
SILT bon Bolton uot6 0ambirg ab-
cling, trof an ser cngliiden aiilte ciir
Ger GnpitGn uerinhte, Iicb nit Dem
Oeltihen aoniuI in 92eipport in Der
binOrno 81 iesen, @r meloete, ct
babe niAt geriiaenO &oblenOorrat6,
ubcr man glnubt Dab cr fiirdtete,
bon fran50iiibeu 4reu5ern eiHgefut.
gen SIT meroen fnaS er 6 pagen
wiirOe, in Ben eugliiden aanal 5i
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Gie an0ere ~9ronprin-
5eiiin"
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priu5eiin Gecilie, Der am 20. Cali
Geiu-Dorf OcrlieB, lit Gcitcru i'm bic
iigcn Soieu eiugcIauieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06

gS 6onoelt Ii6 bier I'M Sen Cam
pier, Scr ieiner5eit III merifaniiben
@epGiiern omerifaniibe uno unOcre
6lii6tlilige all 9oro nabm. Ger
groBe Stbnelloampfer oes ,9iorOOeut-
iAeu 9lopo,~ Der oen gleihen 9tamen
trdgt, bat 6efanutlid Bar Sarbor,
Winine, erreibt.
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6ritiihe Grient0ompier ,GhUo1," Ser
Geitern init &oiiagiereu imo @oIt an
9orO mli Der 8o6rt bon 2onoon nah
9Iuitralicn bier eintrai, ialO GrOreS
oor, Die 9iciie niAt iort5lleecu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06

Ifiir @ihienileii6 ii6litben &reiie limo
bier i'm 9aufe Der. Iebten Gage I'M
10 bis 80 @ro5eut in Die @0De ge-
9angen.
g crb a ftungen bpn Spio. .
ller.
9erlili 5. glugrlt. Nus alien
G6eilcn Ocs 9lcibs mcrOen aud 6eute
wieoer Gerbaitilngcn bon Spionen
gemeloet, oic oeutlic6 5eigen, NIT
meld ausgeocbntcm Spionogencb
9luBlanO ooS oeutic6e &cib 5il ii6er.
iponncn Deriudyt bat Su einen 500
tel i'm Centrum Der 9eihsboltptitoot
mrrocu 5pci 9ftien feitgenommeu.
Die li6 alS &ranfeni6peltern oertlei-
oct Dotten. llnter ben 2inoen, nlf
ofiener StraBe, wlroe Elm ruiiilder
Spion berbaftet Der li6 uls oeitti6er
Moriucofii5ier pertleioet bate,
Bon Noumburg aus puroe 0ie
9hliiorOcrlmg erlaiien, ami Elm naN
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fo6n0cn oos cine bcocutcnoe @elo-
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in G6iiringcu geiebcn poroeu.
SSn SteinmL impeit 5nIoo, i'm SIC.
gicrun0Sbc5irf GalieI wuroe Der Ser.
liner 8ertreier Der St. %ctcrSburaer
3cituug ,9lowoie @remio~ NoucuS
Mclnifow bei'm %botoarapbiren cr-
tappt uno inter Ocm 8croac6t Ser
Spiunagc in 8aft genommen.
8omben H6er Gbcmnib.
@ou 6ranfiurt a 90. aus wurOcn
fran50Iiidc 5Iieger, 0ie sur g}o6Beit
iibcr Ser Stnot iuo Der llmgcbimg
init Sheiuperiern gefdtet wllroen,
teiNolien, woraui tie III ser 0unfel-
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SSn @Qo l}allbeim ipllr0eu 20 fran-
5oiilbe 9(utomobile ange1alten mo
Oeren Snlaien tcnlporGr feItoebalteu,
bis Tie liG auSueiicn f0nnen oaB iie
feinc 5pionageabidten botteu.
llcber Der Stoot G6eauniB in SoG-
len cri9ieu eiu fralB6iiiber 5liegcr
ino mari 9opbcn 1inob, Ole ie0o6
fcineu SHaocn anricbteten.
9liis a0lu Wliincben lnO an0ercn
Stdoteu fonmen Meloumgen bon
ger6oitnugen frun5Oiiiher Spione,
2 pionagc -& crbaftnllgen II
in Scr 2 6wci5.
3iiriA, 5. 9luauit Sn rmuit-
telbarer 9ldbe scr auiernen Der bic.
iiqen @aruiion wlirOe Gin Gariier
9(ldomobil an9ebalten, oeien SuiaI-
len 5wei 6ran5oien mo cine 6ran5o-
i'm maren. Sie muroen inter Dem,
@croadt ocr 5pionaac III @cpa6riam
0dbroht.
Sn Mlntieu3, aii.eui 6ledcn ii00it-
li9 BON $aiel i'm 8autou 8aiellauo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
SragOOie tester gItt.

BoriS, 8. 9Iugait. Gas 2ei-
deubcgGu0uiB Oes in Oer9on0cuer
@ode cinem 9lttentot 5iun Cpier ge.
iaIlcnen So5iuliilcnfii6rers Salrcs
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&rpnier 8ipiani ino ian aItc
@litalicoer oes Gobincts, ferner Ole
@rdiioentcn oes SenatS luo Der 9(6-
.georouetentammer mo cine oroBe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06

fiir6teu lit. 3u6lreide Stoote iinf
Dem @eiipiel 9erlins, @reslaus nm
@nen gefolgt, oie 5ueslt fir einer
moglihen 9tot6itanO Ser Ginmo6ner-
i6oft Gorge trugeh unO bo6en rieii'
&c Summen 5ur Seldoffung bon Sc
6enSnlitteln oitsgenorien.
SSm gau8en 9eid 6aben eroBe Ser
6Qn0e, ipie bic Der &aitilelIte, SSnge,
nieime, Sebnifer uno onoere, ibre
grbolungS6eimc Ser 9fegierlng ais
2Q5aret6e sur &eriiigung geItelt.
Ger groBe @enerolltob bat cine lcb'
te @arnung an Die Brelie erloHen
'lino nod cinnal oos ltrenge 8erbot
Der &er0ffentlihung bon 9ia6ri1teu
6etont, welAe iib aitf Die Nlobilmn.
dung ouf babntehnii6e NiaBnob.
men, olIf sic YferOeausbe6ung unO
ouf 8ruppenbcrihiebln0e be5icbeu.
@leid5eiti0 iperOen bic 3eitun9eu err
lu6t oQe nibtontliben 9}o1ri1ien
ouf i6re 9li1tigfeit 81 priifen, un0
por Der &er6reitllng itnOer6iirgter
9Sodridten oringenO geparnt.
Ole 9lGtter, 0ie massachusetts ei-
men ernIten, oclndBigteuGon auiblo=
gen, penn ou1 manbmal Die @rbit.
terilng ii6er oen @errat6 Der gta6-
barn I'M Often lno @elten anfIingt
rotben 5ur @eionuen6eit in Der Su-
be nod Spionen, peil mebrfo6
6arnloien &erionerL Die fir Spione
ge6alten uurocn, libel nitgelpiclt
lporoen iIt-
Ger DGerein fiir Oos Qelltidtbum
I'M g[uSlanO" bat eineu 5iiuoenOelt
glufriif All Die beiOen Stommesbriis
0er, oic oitBer6ol6 Der beimot6liden
@rcu5en aniGiiig iinO, erlaiieli,
Saumhngen fiir ibre @olfsgeuolien
5u peronltolteu, Die fir Oie Sahe al-
Ter Geutlden ocs @r0enrunos in ben
arieg 5icben Gie meiiteu oroBen
gonfen ne6neil 6ereitiuillig Oerarti-
ge SpcnOen elltge9eu.
S(nfrogc an q dmeoen.
2 tpd6olm5 5. glu9uit. we.
tern lpuroe befonut gegebGn, OoB dnt
lebteu Sonntog ioiuobl Geutihlono
olS all6 &nBloao ougeiroat 6aben
o6 5dpcoen neutral bleiben ipiiroe
IeutidlauOS 9lote nor iebr fur5 ge.
balten: cS plrOe in oerielbeu nur cl-
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5hpeOen Diiir oDer gegen uns~ it,.
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gien rief bier tieieH Giu0rud bcrpor
@lon glaubt ooB, falls Elm dbuIicbes
llltimotuH an Shweoeu gerihtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06

luiiroe, S6pe0eu Dem 9eiipiel @eG-
gieus folgeu unO Geuti6Iou0 ieiuc
Siilie perpeigern wiiroe.
SIN 4arIameNt mltrOe cine Torla-
ge Sur 9(nor0nlmg oes @toratoriums
eingerei6t.
3prenmutterin 2 i'd erb cit
2onOon, 5. ghtgltit. n 3ie &oi-
-@initer Moria 6eoooropna bon
9fuBlanO BAT, ipie bier oerloutet, SO.
pen6ogcn erreibt iiltD miro li1 bon
bier aus ii6er Sbpeoen unb 5;n-
lono nn6 ct. %eierSbrrg be0e6eu.
Sic bcfono lib ouf Der 9iiidrciie bon
9onOou ouf oen gSeoe naA 9iuB-
Hand, olS lie in Berlin onge6oIten
uno ibr beoeitet mltroe, iie miilie
iiber Gdnemarf peiterreiien
Ges 8aren &eriion,
2on0on s. 9ngnit. S0nig
@eoras Gelegronm an 0cn riliiTNen
Gaiier in ieiuen enogiiltigen 8cmii-
ben 5ir Ger6inoerlmg oes Sriegs,
rnO oes GoiierS g(utuort linO iebt
6efannt gegebeu poroen. Ser &onig
erflGrte, inoem er ser Nleinlng gIuS-
orud perlie6, 6aB Der gl66ru1 Der
llnterbonolungen Onrb Elm NliBper-
ItGn0niB 6erbeigefii6rt mor0en iei:
sd oppellire peri0nlicb an sic,
0aS @liBucrltdnoniB 5u bebe6en luo
cine @ele9en6eit 81 llnterbanollngcn
fir u0gliben 6rieoen 81 bcloNen."
Ger ritiiiibe 3or ermioerte, er
piiroe bic &oriAld9e on0enonmen
6o6en uenn GeuticblanO ridt Sen
Srieg crfl6rt 6dtte.
oGeuti6lano, iogt ser 3or, n5eis.
tc ii6ni9t geneigt 5p permitteln lmo
ieine itHo Seiterreir6s Sor6ereitlm-
gen luadten es sur OringenOen gtot6-
iuenoigfeit iiir 9inBlono, mobil 5lt
MAIDEN, aber i1 CAB Dem oeiltiHen
Gaiier fotegoriid) Die 3uiiderltna,
'oob Die ruiiiiden Sruppen, 10 Iange
Sie Observation-Disclosures onoonerten,
liidt in SIftion treten piiroen."
Gie Slntport ihlieBt: sd boffe,
OaB S5r 2auo ri6f ocrfebIeu miro,
9iuBlan0 lmo 6ronfreid 81 unteriiii'
BEN @ott iegnc uno beidiibe Sic
@raiiIien iiebt lid bon.
&io Sc &oueiro, .. 9lug. ~
Gie braiiliouiide 9legierlug trdgt iih
init ser glbiidt, bier Gompier oes
trQiilianiitben 2lopO nob ocit Gerei-
nigteu Stqaten 81 eutieuOen, imt
&obler Del lno 2ebensmittel nad
@raiilien SIT brineen.
9 il iHienfleiid H i'm 8egebra
2euooa.. s. 2Iugnt. ~ 9lmeri.
fauii4e 6irmen ,oie bier 2lgeuturpn
unterbaIteu. limo nit qluftrdoen fir
WiibIenileiih iberbGuit. Gie lonlt
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Scriuciocrt SramSpurt,

Sprtn0fieIO, no, 8 9tg
Die Generalization Der st. 2oiiis
& San 6ranciSco-9o6n" bat Die
GrOrc erlaiieu, ouB g9aaren nab en-
ropdiiCben &dicn nid6t ldHger ais
6ro6tgiitcr augeiouIueu lpcrOen fol-.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
@ic 9}crlion Ocs G8orcn.

@erlin, 5. 9lugltit. p SSn goli5
|euiiblonO lit oller Bartei6ooer bon
Der gepoltigen S5o9ilut6 Der 8eget-
lterun9 binlpeggeipiilt moroeu. Ger
grnIt Der Stunoe iiebt ollie 9ortetelV
9eeint, oac NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Die
lonlt i'm iunerpolitiiben 2e6en oeS
oeuti6en @olfeS iicb oft nur 5i Oeut-
LTD 6emerf6or MAIDEN, iinO Deriuiidt.
Die geltrigen Siblngen Der 6ronf-
tionen Oes&ciHstogs flongeu i6ntnt-
lid in sic grfennttiB oeS W}o6u-
lprlldS aus, Ser oruiiten i'm olenas
lliiGen 9nnO ouf ser Sniel Moinat
In Stein genieiBelt ite6t: 18eriplit'
tert-loie 9ieiter @ereinigt alpen-
glei1 Seil inherent oeuti1en &uis
ier lNo Sell Oem Oeutiben &eibr
Yer ein5ige @unih, onB Geutihlano
liegrei6 aus Den beporitebenOen
@ofien9dn0eu berUorgeben inoge, be-
berridt 9(Qe. 90 lit Ons 9oiierwort.
rSe0er5eit fontpfbereit 81 oes 0iel-
Dies Serrlidfeit!~ in oieicn Gageu IN
Die G0ot iirl9eiebt iporOen.
Ger &oiier bat oen 2ol0ipirtb.
l9oftSmiuiiter criuht oaes olf5it6ic-
ten, oie Grnte in Siberbeit 81 brili-
Gen Gie Stuoentelt oic ni6t wof-
tenfd6ig fins, lniS Die SugenOwe5r
babep. lid bereits er6oten BEL Der
Ginbringluig Ser Grute 5il belfen.
Sollt omtliden Seititelltngeu beiibt
GelltiblonO 6ur 3eit cine 'reide Sill
le on SdIahtpicb. &artoifeln, 0'es
treioc, 8uder mo Sal3, id0aB EN-
anappmeroen Der 9lobrlngsmitteI
aui Iauge 8eit 9inaus nidt 5l be-
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9sitlmtMEr Il Brdsrr,
0rutIacs @ont- nnO gSedisIgcidGft.
Miltsllrou ber Niticnbaris.
rs Spnt6sGtrNfe.

,,NaiiOnnl gnul oi Commerce. Ojebnuoc
gns uno &criaifi bon NiiiqR nno GnllQdilos
nen. Schlel uiio 0rcoiibrice nui nue pnnpl
tddlidcn Stdoie VuOpac 9ln mo &crlui
ircm0cr @cltioriclL puie gusieriauna pot
@cllmatich G6iiisiartcn BON unp naD
Scutihlano (Aptil27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
Csinia.
YartcibaOrr int &ci6
i6weiSt.
9cmtid)lan6 gut nit Otab=
rmitgsmittcI ncriebcm.

5tuOcnten uno sSligcnopcbr BcIfen
bei'm @inbcilnlcu Der ernte.
8oblreide gcrbanoc itellcn Gr.
boIltngsbsime ais 2a8orctte 8rr
@crfiigpno. 9cufidlonO rid-
tet 9(nfrdoe ali S@rucOcn.
G8orcnmuttcr in si6cr6cit.
sic 02nrIinn Ans Ganren