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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-02-14
Owl Smoker.

Each member of Hopkins
vile Nest is invited to be pres
ent at Odd Fellows Hall Tues
day evening at 7:30 to enjoy
a smoker, and witness the in
itiation of another class into
the mysteries of Owldom. If
you have not signed an appli-
cation you can get tn until that
time for a charter fee of $500.
Remember you get a sick and
accident benefit of $500 per
week, 500 at death, the best
medical attention for yourself
and family for so cents per
month.
MOSES R. GLENN,
Organizer.
Hill House.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-02-14
WOMAN WOULD
NOT Give UP
Though Sickand Suffering; At
Last Found Help in Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Richmond, Pa. -" When / started
taking Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
Sn,s title @ra6 neientt.

Son ieiner 8obnng, 9tr. 1922,
@aitcrns2lpemle, wuroc geiiern Serr
6rieoric6 ". @otter ms title @rab
aeicnft. @aItor @aul s.. Sduob BON
Der reiormirteu Ct &auls-air6e
6iclt i'm Iruuer6ouie cine ergrei-
icnoc Grauerieier, nod Der oie 9ei.
lcblng ouf Dem ,St. &ailS.5rieo-
bofe~ criolgte. 2llS 9o6rhi6tr1gcr
erwieicn Ocm &eritorbencn iolgenoc
Scrren sic lcbie G6re. 5ris Diii6len-
fclo, @eorg 9iupp @il6. SduItc,
@iQion 9auoerfelo, gGilliom Cap
fing ino G6arles 0i6elmaun. Serv
@ottcr mar am TO. Gfto6er 1884 in
2en9eri6. @eitp6olen, ge6oren mo
fam inn Sabre 1867 no6 2lmerifo,
100 er Sabre lang ais @agner NIT
icinem Dor 3 Sa6rcn geltorbeuen
@ruoer arbeitete. Sm Sabre 1874
6eirat6ete Serr @otter mo binter.
l0Bt iebt ne6en ieiner @itme 5Dei
G66ter, 6rou sophie Sdniiot unO
SRI Gliia6et6 @otter, mo cinen
Sobn Srn Sob. Seiuri6 Softer,
ser ais &aitor oil Der reformirteu
Stride in Solgatc, 0bo, a1geiielt
iit 1Scruer iiberlebeu i'm cine III
Ceutidlauo lebenoe Shwelicr mo
Gin @nfelfin0. 6err Gottcr pirtte
felt 40 SaGreu ais Sonutaasibul-
le6rer in Der Ct. lsv%enieinOe
uno mar felt 5 Sa6ren ein 9litgIieO
in 0eren Gir6onratb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
ISnrdlt bod Oem @ndnitrifc.

9iom IA. 9lpriI 9lae 3iigc,
melhc 9fom DerlieBeu moreu beutc
ii5eriiiQt; cs miro ndnlicb geiiir6tct,
CAB Der Oro6enOe Strife Der 1i5,0O0
9lnaeiteaten morgen i6on oen 9a5n-
Derfe6r sum Stiaitono 6ringen MOS.
lluter Oen Ferionen melhe bcllte
noh Dem 9}orOen o6reiiien befon0en
iicb 500 onerifaniide 9ouriiten.
Die 9e6oroen begen intmer nod
Die &oiinung OoB Der Strife in Ser
lcbten 0lnute permieOen meroen
mag GnS ioaenomite n9a6n-For.
lonlcnt," " 6eitcbeno ans &crtreterl
oaer &laiien Der 9o6n 9Ingeitellten,
trot 6eute 5lianmcn Inn nit Dem
@encral 8etrie6slciter Der 9obnen
81 per6an0cl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
(Sraniiocr CSnn0.

@citcrn @ormittog lit I'M 6iciigcn
&oieu Die 2eibc oes felt eiuem &icr.
tclja6rc pcrmiBten 9iniiel @}. Glap-
ioOolc pom Bol5ei6oot ,,2ounan"
aufgcfinoen wor0en Glopiaoole III
am 81. Gc5enl6er pom Camper
n@irgiuia" Der SlO sgoD Cine iiber
9oro gciprlmgen uuo bis lett fonnte
bic @ei9e nidt geborgen weroen. Der
&oter 0es SebensmioeiL Der IN gtr.
3ti4, @eit-9iortb 9lpcule po5nt,
fonnte ion MIR nod al Den 0}on-
i6cttenfn0pfen, Oie sic 9nbltabcn u.
DC. s. trugen. i0entiii5iren. 0ic Sci.
ce, sic in Der 9}d6e Don Canton aui.
gcilnocn miroe, 1T i'm itdotiihen 2ei-
dcn6aus eingelieiert norocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
sOnnenfinitcrniR umO Sra6tloIc
SelcQranhic

Die tommenOe totale 5onncuiiu.
iterniB pom 81. 9mauIt piro Der
sSilianldboit @cleacn6eit 81 mterei.
lanten Seobo6tlngeu ii6er oie Sin.
mlrtltng 0es 2i6tes iuo ocs Iuns
telS ouf oie 2(uSbreitng Der @eaen
Der ora6tloien Selegrapbie ge6en.
Gie a9ritii6 2liiociaiion" bat our6
ibr rooio.telegropbiihes Gomite olIe
IN 9etracbt fommeuoen 6uafeuitatio'
men 3u elmer oraouiirten 3iliammen.
or6eit einaelaoen 10 ooB Die 9eobod'
tWgcu uuN 9Icriubc am Gaze ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
Ofniif.G f.Gpnierpntprinnr.

Cie SomncriHule oes n&co6oop
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." miro pom
I. sui bis 5um 10. 9li9uit oiien &C.
bnlten. }groi. @uito0 Strubc, Der
befounte Gomponiit lit ais Sarmo-
nielebrcr gewomen porOen Serr
@eorgc g. gople miro oas @iouo-
Gepartemcnt leiten uno 0ie sri
@}inna 3. Sill, Gli5obet6 @oulion
mo Senrietta Solt6ous peroen
c6eniaas in oicienl SADIE t6dtig iein.
Gas @eigen-g gepartenent lit 0cn
@roieiioren 5. Is. @an SuliteDn mo
Bart. 8irb lnterIteat uno 4roi
G6as. $. 9ohau miro oen @eiangs-
llnterri9t leiten. Serr 6rcoerid 9.
g8eoDer ii6ernimmt Oie OrgeI-Stl-
oenten, md6reno Serr 6reoerid st.
su6er nit or. GoparO i. 9udner
fir cine Scrie 8ortrdge Die 2lrran.
oements trefien merOen. Gie Inter
balhtngen iiuoen abpehielno in Dem
,9SeaboOp-SnItitut" mo in Den @e-
6Guoeu Der So6us Sopfins-lluiOer-
lit0t ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
Die 5eritOrte 2escnOc DOm G5Oren
yIifulanS Dem GriteH.

Der 5lciB ocr 6ori9cr 5eritort bic
Scgcuocu. 9}un miro aud Die rdtbicl'
pole lulO babel meni1lib ergrciicnoe
@cibibtc pom G3aren 9}ifolduS Dem
@riten ais oen 9iei6e ocr 66ntiatben
in Oas 3ci5 Der &6antoiic uerpicien.
9}ab ser Seaenoe lieB iic5 G5ar 9lifo.
loltS ais toot ausgebeu, I'M uners
famlt in oie einiamen Stopper Sibi.
rieuS 81 ilii6ten, oen trii0eriibcn
@lon5 oes Soilcbens ob5uitrciieu mo
in scr @inianfeit @ott lmo ole Siebc
sl hdcn. Nit oieier oieler0rterteit
@piiooc 6ei6Gftigtcu ii6 bereits ie6r
griinOli6 inio eingc6cnO Die geiAidt.
lid)en Stuoicn, ole Der @roBiiirlt gti.
folans rmternouuen bat unO Dor ei-
uiac Sa6ren pcroifcntlihte. 9hn
BAT ser @roBiiirit, Der al5 ernitboiter
unO CRATER @ci1i6tsiori1cr IN ruiii.
i6en @cle6rtcnfreiicn groBes Pin.
ie6cn qerieBt, ein Gofumcnt cntocdt,
6os CT in ser Seitihriit aSitoritdcs.
III &eilorif~ plbli3irt mo Oas er nad)
aeiauer glahpriiiung Ocr @iu5elbcit
ten fin eincu 9emcis fir bic lln6alt.
barfcit Der romontiihen Segcuoe be.
3eibnet. @s lit Gin 9rief. oen Oic @c.
mo6liu glifolous ocs @rlieu, Oic @5a-
rim Gliia6et5 9lleiicpua, 5mci Gage
nod DEM Io0e i6res @enabls all bic
&aiierin Maria Scooora rihiete. Sll
oiciem grieie 6eri1tet bic G5arn
Gliiobetb ii6er Oen Zoo i6reS sQlan.
nes 70 mlSiil6rli6 mo in iol6cil
ghlsoriidcn. onB fein 3mciicl an ocr
@irfli6fcit ocs @cidebnincS iibrig
6lcibt. 9Iifpluus Der Gritc lit cines
nornaleu Eoocs 9eIiorben mo oa.
NIT i0at 0os @}dr6cn BON Dem mo@.
tigcn &uiienfaiicr, ocr ais uncrfonn.
ter 5lii6tling I'M ferncn Sibirien al@
9lcrmiter iuter oen 9lrmeu lebte mn
nit oen &crbonlten lulo Den Stral.
iingen ale 2ei0en t6eilte. Sm rllllr
icben Golfe freilih, oaS sic oilllerep
mo p6ontoitiIben 0ldr9en lioer ~,
les licbt ln0 gIifolaus oeH erllen als
ainelt a0ttlihen Selocu Der Siebe mo
0nr 0(,,,,,+h rii6mt miro trob0cm 0le
Scihi6te pon ocm Sdtcr@cu G5or
fortle6cn. Scr ocn E6ron Die arone,
oie glodt mo ocn &ei4tbum Der.
idnid6te. I'M in Der 8iiitc icincu
@ott 81 iuhell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

baltimore Gpc. @or ou0 G6roat
Gbaritp Soipital auo 9ispeniorg"
Baltimore Sue ano Gar Snfn.
marp," @rccne. lu0 2om6aro. Str.
nSo6ns SopfinS Soipitol auo Dis
penIarp, groaouag unO Nlonumant
StroBc.
vG0urD Some ano Snfnmar0,-
groaowaD no6e 6oirmomt.slUcuus
Stir Sopital iJr toe Sniauc,
9on-@ieln.
uG6riit G6ur6 6rce 0ispslarU.
gr. 602, Sii0.9ono.Str.
emergency SoroIoacol Solpital."
Nr. 12t, Sadion 8lace
gG1e ano Gar 0iSpeuiarp 6rce
Of i6e Gbar6 Some an0 Sniiunarp,
9roaopog, nabe 8uirmonut.2lUe
nSoipitaI auO 6ree 1iSpcniaru ior
t6e @omeu Of NiarDIano, 2aiaDctta
9I0enus uno Sobu-StraBe
pgiitvJooo Soipital for Gonilunv
tipcs.o 8omion
m@oitern 0ispeniaru,~ glr 1902
Oltgaltinlore.S .StraBe,
nSoipital for t6c 9ieliei Of @rippley
ans Gcformeo G6ilorcu" G6orlcS.
uno 90. StruBe.
.NeOicol on0 Surgical 6r5c Dis
pcnIarp," g3r. 1901, 9ig6t.Sirdbc
,MorDlouo 2DingiH SoipiiaI oi
t6c MorDlon0 @eneroI Soipiios."
gr. SIT, 9moen.9Ioemc.
.Mor0lauo General Soipita.
NlaoiIon.StraBc uno 2inocu.9lue
n@1arglonO Soipital for tbe Sn'
ianc,~ GdtousUille
.@larDlano Soueopai6ic SoipdaI
ano GispcniarD," gir 1922, yloro-
W1ouut.StroBe.
.MoiernitD (2oing-in) Soipita"
uno nDiaternite Of tie College ol
@6DIicians an0 Surgeons Galue't.
uuo Saratoga.ShaBc.
,,g}ount Sopc Nctreat for toe Su.
Ianr ouo Cid Geiiicrstomu %itF
ua6c 9ifcSoiac-
,g2ort6eaitern Gap niriero," ssc.
429 glisqtit6.S S'rabe.
,Ercs6Dterim e0e, Ger q.
lbroat $oipiial auo 8rce GiSpeu
iorD, gar. 1907 1it9oliimorc.
ShaBe
.9hricrp ano G6ilo's Soipiial,"
Sranflin, mo SdlrocOer-StraBe
psVoeu6om SoipitaI 9og 9iorp
Sanctiou.
~9lort6eoiteru 2ispeniorg, q2r.
1924, 0it@lonuHcnt.etroBc
oWlercp Soipital ono &ispcnlar1.
Colbert. mO SoratogaStrabe
oSt. 8iucent Sc 4m( o. Sd @1o
ternite Soipitol," 0ipiIiou.5iraBs
Gdc 2oio1cttc 9Iocme.
aGt. 9lgues (9l. 81 Sauharhm
ano GiSpcuiorp." Goiougpcuuc uHo
@ilfeus.9loeuuc.
oSt. 9iIfe'S SoipitaI,~ glr III
i1S, @eit.9lori6-9lDcne.
nSebrem SoIpitoI an0 9llp.hal
@lonumeut 5traBa .ulo Sopfnl'
gIoemue.
4Sbepporo auo gno@ graft ps'
Igitul," Iomion.
st. Soiep0'S SoipiiaI ano ,Srce
Gispcniaru,~ Goroline 'mo Nolf
man.StraBe
~sout0 Baltimore e0e Iar ano
Sbroot Soipitol," 9ar i2ll Slgbt'
StroBe.
.Sout6ern 0ispcniarQ g'r. lO6,
gseltSia. .StraBe
Noman's Q}eocai Goqcae Tis.
pcniarp." &r, hoo @lcGulIod Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
9ntNiaa glitler.

5o6rc5ocriammltna Ser u&pi6ias-
Sitter" moo Sdmcitern@
5u oIeibcr 3cit crSiinet. Sr.
81. 2. 0oIo96orou15 beiBt Sic 0c
leaoten inn 9}amcu Oca @lovorS
piafonlmen. &louc iiir ueucu
Eempel.
Sm %gt6ios Genipel an Ocr @og=
uno &eringtouitroBc wnrOe geitcrn
Die 46. So5resoerionrmlpma scr @p.
t5iosritter OeS Staotes mo 81 glei-
der 3eit au6 oieicnigc Der %Dt6ias
SAlpcItern erofinet. 3u Der Gouoen.
tion Der 9littcr eri6ienen % 0elego-
ten aus alien Gbeilen Oes Staotes,
unO and Die Convention Der SAlpe.
tern crirelt iicb zines ie6r guten Sc.
lucbes
Gie eritc &erionmhlng mar cine
geneincboitlihc lmO wurOc 0ur1
Den @roBfon5Ier 9. 6ranf S6aiier
BON @umberlono er0iiuet, morauf @r.
u. 9. @olos6oroug9, Der Setretdr
Der 5o6rifplob Gouinliiion, Die @r.
ibeuenen Inn 9}amcn oes N}oDors
uno Der StaOt Baltimore pillfom.
men DicB. 9hf icinc 9InipraAe err
miOerten i'm 0iomen Ger &itter Gil
preme 9iepr0ientaut 9ieno g. @orp
pon 6reOerid rnO 9}ameus Der
S@lpeiieru Sri. Gillian 9}au6, God.
ter Oes Oeritor5eneu Sru. George
9au6
Sn Der 9l6cnoiiBung pliroe Die
@abl Der 9eamten 6eitdtigt porouf
Die OeriGieOcncu @omitcn i6re Be
ri@te o6legten. Grit Gcute fomlncn
Die mi6tigcren @eiAdfte an Oic
9lei6e. Seutc miro au4 Der neuc
@roBfonjler, Charles j. 9iiN Don
GcntrcDiQc, iein 9lmt antreten. 60
Damn miro oie Domination ser 9e.
omteu iiir OoS n1Gitc Sa6r porgc.
Honlnlen mcroen. Sic @o6l iiuOet
oaid6rli6 I'M Icjcm6cr itatt. 0roB
aon5ler S6aiicr bat Die @mpieblln9
gemadt, Die 3o6l Ger @}itglieOer an
Dem Gonlite, meldeS eiucn Elab iiir
Die Grribtlmg eines neueu Seims
fiir Die @roBloge auS5umdblen bot,
bon 40 olti 8 81 re9u3ircn Die 0tit
tcl 3um 9eQiun oeS 9oues iino oor-
9anoen and muroen idon Oeridie-
Oeue Sffertcn iiir ocn icbigen Gent
pei MI Der @opitroBe geiteat, o6cr
6nS Gonlta Bat iomeit nod feiueu 0c-
cIgneten @lo6 fiir ben neuen Gent
pei finoen fonncn
Iie S1Weitern perOen in Ser 6eus
tigen 9}abnlittags Situng i6re
neuen 9eamten erlpd6len, rmO an
9l6enO luerOen iie gemciniAoitlidb nit
oen glittern 5orO's Spcrn6ous 6eip-
@eu. .-t..-- .4ys-sa- .w- u...e
SGnaitlicbe Arrangements iiir bic
Sisungeu ser @Dtbios Sitter liegcn
in &Gnoeu oeS Gr-@roBfon5lcrs @m.
Gaeiiiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
Bur clninen Nlnhe.

&on i6rer @obmmg 9ir. 1918,
9li6lano-9loeuue wuroe geitcrn Srau
Sil6eroina .. @riinefelo SIR ewigcn
9lu6e gebcttet @oiior ,Saco6 j.
W}iiQcr bon oet ct. Nlarflls.Girc9e,
am 9roaowaD lmO 6airmolnt-9lpe,
belt Die Srauerreoe, nad Der oie
8eiicbung ouf oen st. @auls-
,5rico6ofe~ crfolgte. 9ll5 @abrtub-
trigger fingirten oie &erreu 9eru-
borO Is. WlilQer, Sobn $. Soldier,
George 9Siitmau Samuel Maper,
WliGael Sodel uno 6ronf Soiraned
6rm @riinefel0 lit inn Sitter BON 50
So6ren geitor6en. Sic bat i6ren
@atten Srn Meinbdro 2Inton
Griinefelo, lin 5wei Sabre ii6erlebt
uno 6interldBt 5mei ainOer, Srn.
@rnit GriineielO unO 6rml 0larg.
9iittmann Orei @nfel lmo ledS llr.
enfel. ,Srml @riineielo mar in Gm.
Ben, @roOin5 SannoDer, Geutid-
lonO, acboren iuo lebtc icit 1864 IN
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

SonncnfinItcniB I'M brcitciten 9la0
men itottiin0eu meroeu Gle totlle
5initerniB miro betanutlid ut
ShmcOen, 9louuegen 9illBlono. @er.
iieu mO @r6nlan0 iidi6or iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
nnnu @aOis.4

rGnO SaOis."
9lomopieisfi5 oramatii3cs 0rato-
riiu BON Der Oratorien-@eica
icboit uno Dem &6ilaOelpbicr Or
dieter auiociii9rt. Serr Fo4c
Dcr 0irigcnt. Sgric.Saae gut
ccicb..
Gin ueuc5 @erf in Ger @iuiif muB
mon 0cu09uli@ mc6rnalS boreu e5c
ii1 Oos rc9tc &er0GltniB 81 anOeren
@crtcu oericl6en. o0er elmer ibr Der,
mouOtcn @attumg finoeu ldBt. 90
6icB cs IN Dem 8cri9tc iiber nGro
Gaoi5" lcsteS So6r, ais oieics Gra-
forum 5lm eriten @lal bier ali9e-
iii6rt wur0e. @cIeru bate man cine
wciterc @clegen6eit es 81 6oren mo
idon nit Oieiem 3weiteu .Qiale mar
DER @inOrud elm an0erer. y}omo-
miciSfi bat Die 6orm Oes Oratori.
INNS in mandcr @e3ie6ung origiuca
ouigciaBt. @r iel6t be5eicbnct pas
g8crf .oramatiiGc Sceueu fir Soli
Gr6citcr mo Gbor.~ @}an6e Stcl-
len 0arin Oellten and sur Spcrn-
bii6nc. 9lber in ser Su6e na6
oronotii6er aroit lit Der Gomponiit
Oo1 cin mclig 3r peit gegougeu, NOS
0lr9 0ic Instrumentation yldrmeno"
lit. Gas Sr9citcr. 0as uicOerbolt IN
niortiiiimo" %oiiogen i6wclgt, lit
nod Ourb 9cdeu groBe Grommel Il.
{. ~. geltGrlt. 9lber babel 5cigt iic6
Der Gomponiit i'm orgcncbmitenSidte
niAt in Oicicn &raititeQcn, iouocrn IN
oen ianitcrcn wie 3. g. Ger oritten
Scene, in Der Die G6riitcngcmeinoe
6ln @e6ct IN Ocn &atafolnben Der-
IammeIt lit. ga un0 audi in an0c-
rcn Stellen, leu4tcn edit milifalii6e
6imfcn. SteQen, Die ii6 uort6eil-
boft Don ben ilbriacn enporbeben.
Sl Der Instrumentation, G6orcu mO
Soil i6eint Oieics Der 8ol( 81 iein.
N}an m0btc gerne mcniger bon bic
fem gcpultigcnIonponmcn me6r iei.
mere Soumalerci. glQeroing5 be6an-
0clt Der Gomponiit icin Sliet nit
oramotiidcr Grcue, inO GA 0os &erf
in Der @eiOempelt lpielt, malt er oft
abcr and rebt nit grobcm &inicl.
giEr an S9nB fe5rt Der Gouponiit
5lr alteu ISorm 5uriid, tnOem cr fem
@crf nit elmer Goppelilgc iblieBen
loBi.
WloOern in iait aden @e5iebun9cn
cnibdlt 0as @crf piel S6oncs mn0
Oicl Snterciiontcs, IN oen Sbemcn icl.
bcr pie in Der t6euiotiiAcn Gntpidc-
lung. 0ie Oratorien @eieQidait
batte Oarin cine 9roBe 9lufgobe, sic
iic ou6 I'M @an3en ie6r gut loiie.
Scrr Eode bdlt ic6r piel BON oicicm
@erf, Oes6ol6 bat cs cine iorgidltigc
@inihlOierimg criabren. Gie groBen
S9mierigfeitcn sic neiIt gGidli6
ii6crmin0cn murOen, na5men n6cr
bod Oen groBten G6eil Der 9liiiluerf-
iamfcit Der @iitmirfcnOen in 9ln-
iprib. 2llio crfldrten iib ciuigc
fleine m9cnolIeSteaen, mo oas&er.
Ordngen Der Stimmeu Our6 0as Or
DIETER Sn einen 10 iibermiegeuO
6ortc gc6altenem @crfe lit cs i6mcr
mei1c Gillette 81 cr5iclcn.
SoliitiiA pirftea Srau Gbarles
Dlorton un0 Die @crren Cartwright
Grogton lmO Orcm nit. 6rau W}or-
ton lang in ocr i6r gepo6uten fiiiit,
lcriiben @ciie, lmo muroe oitrb rci-
den 9eiioQ mO 9lmeuipenOcn &C.
c5rt. 9lih Die Serren, bcionOers
Scrr Grorton 5cihneten iib uortbeil-
BAIT aus SeBtcrcr iang Ocn idpieri-
gen Ebcil Ocs 95ctrus nit idouer
Stinlmc unO OcritdnouiBpollcr gIuf-
ioihng.
@crrn Eadc c6rte man ul6 nit ei.
mem prd6tigcn 8lmcnltrouB.
Ntniif- GonieruatOrinm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
9eIcpdun.Mar6cr ; IN gIputlefen.

Ole @oli3ei lit 3ur 3eit oui Der
2ubc no6 @in6rehern wclAe md6-
reno Ger lebtcu Gage ipieoer6olt in
jenem 1taottbeilc GinbriiAe mo
Gin6riic6spcriidc maAten @rit &C.
tern murOe Die 9lpotbefe bon @rid-
man & Sonoer, @de 9lort6- un0
Gurton.9lpenue, iomic oieicuige 6reo.
5. gogels, 9}r. 1915, 6llton-9lpe.,
er6rocben. Sn Der eriteren madten
sic Die6e cine 9elte bon etma ST.
in0en iie Oen Iclep6ons9lltomaten,
Iomie Den aaiien6e6dlter nitge6cn
lieBen. @ei Sngel gelong es i6nen,
ans 3mei 9elep6on.9lutomaten ctruo
$50 su entpenOen unO 6ieraui uner-
fannt oas @eite 81 iuden Grit gan3
fiir5li6 waren Die 9lpotbefe bon Sol.
9luO, g}ortb-9Ipemie unO 9666ur1on-
StraBe, ino Die @o6nimg BON 6roil
9anuel 9. 6reeman 9fr 1923, @eit-
9i00le Strobc pon @in6rccbcrn
6cmgciiubt worocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
Ner NichNnn.

SooHit wa6riheinli6 miro 6eute sic
Goli5ei6e6orOe oen entlaiienen goli'
5iitcn GborleS g. Dies micOer in lem
glmt einieBeu ,Sniolgc oeS SooeS
oes eoli5iiten Sarrp S6one pom
norooiti6eu Giitrift, 1T cine Sotan5
eingetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

9l6Onncntcn, bic ben .3entlden 0ors
reipunOentcn" nidJt piinitlidl 0oer unres
pclmdfig crbalten, fnb gcbeiei', per ~
iirc oauOn per ScIcpbou occr tnr'Itlldl
Wiittbcilitng so madcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
0nrnipnI 6ei Scn ,.CriuIesa.

gSer ii6 nod einmal nab Ser
3enSldt amiiiireu nil, ioate 6eute
an Dem GarnipoI imO 9aQ oes ,@al-
iimorcr 9}eit g}r. 3" Ser Orioles"
in ,@arrD's SaQe," glr. 743, @eit-
Baltimore -StroBe, G6eil nebmen.
Gos 9lrraugenents-Gomite bat feline
W3ii6e unDeriuAt gelaiieu Ben BE.
iucberu eineu duBerit aenilBreiben
glbenO 5r bereiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

gl6unnenten, bic ben - Sentidlcn GOrs
rcipOnOcntcn" nidjt piiuftIidJ UOcr nnrcs
aelmdfie crbaltcn, iinn aepetcn, Der Sfs
flee babou per Sclcpbw SSGe l&ftfilim
IfittbciIune 40 maAga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

S5olt 6ieies Bud.
gsir 1a6cn Gin inuifrig.
tce Bud ncrarcgcacbcu,
bne i'm Gin5clucn crllnri,
luie mir SDr 0auS beorn9-
ten ltnuCn onnc Ous
Nnns 3u bcimdolnci nno
pbnc 3lncn cincn gingcn.
0lid llnDcancmlidlcit so
ucrmrlnhcu. 0ulcu Sic ndi
cs pcridniim nbcr iNrci6ru
uoer telcpBcnircn zlc iltr
oairlDc.
The Republican journal., 1914-08-27

There have been number of cases of
typhoid fever in this city, due to unsan;-
tary conditions which should be reme-
died. Several of these cases admittedly
originated from contaminated we'll water,
and others from open sewage and condi-
tons at public dump. The matter of
sewage is for the city to deal with, and
under the Revised Statutes the board Of
health is authorized to ''order the sup
preston and removal of nuisances and
conditions detrimental to life and health
found to exist within the limit of its
jurisdictions" A recent analysis shows
the water furnished by the Belfast
Water Co., to be in good condition to use
for all domestic purposes and "free from
all evidence of contact with sewer wastes
or with polluted surface drainage" The
location of the city is favorable for
drainage, the conditions generally are
healthful, and the few plague spots now
known to exist should be eradicated at
once.
The Republican journal., 1914-08-27

The Wilson Administration has decreeo
that ''loans by American bankers to any
foreign nation which is at war are incon.
sistent with the true spirit of neutral
ity," and this prompted the New York
World to enquire, How about American
sales of grain, provisions and cotton to
belligerents?" The query is pertinent,
and The World answers its own question
when it says:
The rights of private citizens of a neu-
trail nation to lend money to belligerents
is as we'll recognized in international law
as the right of such individuals to sell
coal to ships of war. 1t is also covered
oy the Hague Convention.
To discourage loans by individuals
while exerting the power of Government
to the utmost to encourage the sale OF
our surplus products in belligerent mark
cts is neither sound business, correct
sentiment nor true neutrality. 1t is
craftsmanship at cross purposes. 1t is
denying to one class of American priv
ileges which are being heaped upon other
classes.
The Republican journal., 1914-08-27
WlNTERPORT.

Rev. and Mrs. A. J. LOca84 Va
Chase, Miss Sophia Chase NSi
Springer returned Saturilg .uB@
where they have been attentr arr'
=. Miss Corrine Barnard 81 sb7si
called here by the serious Zines. ~
Mrs. Caroline Gutierrez .l 49, t4
who has been visiting his sss- A
George, returned to New u-s AdaJ
c. A. Mckenney returned .H5 i'sl
tage at Bayside for a day. at..'1s
repairs on his wharf lne A'ra11
gave one of their delightta. .a- ''a
last Thursday evening Mis- ! ~
and little daughter Ethe. y' l-s"FA
visiting Mrs. p. L. Gep 20 Ny y
Oscar Nichols of Beverg A ~
steamer Monday and ate -g
Mrs. w. B. Belches. lille .-5fi' 1
Hazel Young have receive. -#a' ''
her approaching marriage ~
Wilhelm Ringevatt Of EE-. 'H
Mrs. Ada McCormick Retained
Monday after spending the gsea enc
sister, Mrs. James Foley p'o'
Co. have closed out Their a.5oess-@
"a
the Fernald building ts
gave one of his most inspiring
Sunday morning. The text was 'f'-
-. Miss Harriet T. MOODY fs'y'
from Rockland SATURDAY af-.- ''s'"
with Mrs. Elizabeth Mash,
The Republican journal., 1914-08-27

One lesson the European war has
brought home to US is that we have been
buying many manufactured articles
abroad which could be made in this coun-
try, and in the future the words made
in Germany" may not appear so often
on the things we buy. AS to potash, it
is within the memory of some of our
readers when every family made its own
potash and its own soap; and it is not SO
many years ago that Belfast man made
a business of collecting soap grease and
making soap for sale.
The Republican journal., 1914-08-27
Roosevelt at Lewiston.

Without being in the least intentionally I'M
kind or discourteous. we were sadly disappoint-
ed in Teddy at City Hall. Lewiston, Now to
be honest we do not think he made vote for
tn e Progressive party. Of-course he spoke
hi little piece at the opening which was calcu-
la ted to tickle Gardner and Wheeler, but after
tn at he deved into national affairs and almost
forgot local issues. The Colonel confined
hi mself very closely to his manuscript. and
was badly handicapped with his impaired voice
in making himself understood in the rear OF
the hall Fully one half of the audience left
the hall while he was speaking Lisbon En-
terprise.