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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09

First published in The Guthrie Daily
Leader, March 2s. ieli1
NOTICE OF RECEIVING BIDS FOR
LEASING BEDS OF NAVlGABLE
STREAMS OF THE STATE OF
OKLAHOMA, BELOW HIGH
WATER MARK. FOR SAND
AND GRAVEL PURPOSES.
Notice is hereby given that fh'
Commissioners OF the Land Office Of
iho state Of Oklahoma will receive
ealod bids at the Office Of the Sec
rctary. at Oklahoma City, Okla. Cfiith
floor Mercantile Building AT 300
O'Clock =. NJ. on the 18th day Of
April. 1914. to be opened Immediately
thereafter in the presence OF the bid
ders. for the leasing Of the beds, or
portions OF the beds, of navigshla
streams. below high water mark 70
the state of Oklahoma. for the p'tr-
rose OF mining and removing SAND
and gravel therefrom, for term
ending June Goth. 1915. at a royalty
of not less than two and one-haf
- 1-e, cents per cubic yard or
twcnty-six hundred pounds for gravei
and twenty-three hundred pounds for
sand and such additional royalties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09
Pc RSONAL.
TYPEW ERS.

s25OO Good Visible Remington, 80
10: $4,000 Nearly new Ii. {. om'"'
Visible. $500 Smitf-Premier' III
,ood condition. $500 New Roya's'
Partial Payments il desired.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
T. OKLA Ave. Phone Z.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09

COMPANY money, also, to loan on
farms. T. A. Baggett.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF CANDIDATES.

3, Candidates for state, districl -
a and county offices should an =
q nouuce at once. The Leaoer =
y will receive announcements from :.
y candidates of all parties-Demo- q
n cratic. Republican. Progressive :.
=, independent and Social ST. IN q
~ county and city politics Inc .
" Leader Is strictly independent =. "
= The scale of prices adopted is !.
- "e -
II as follows: .,o :.
Y Statewide candidates ...-..sSV Z. "
~ District candidates ......--.. 10 =. "
y: High courts .....-.''..''-' :.
x Legislative -. 80. -''''
% County 49,. -.
n These are regular rates ana :
v will not he departed from Pay =
r men, Ia invariably in ADVANCE !,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09

GOVERNMENT positions are easy TO
get. MY free booklet Y 566 tells
how. Write today--NOW. Earl
Hopkins, Washington. d. G.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09
10 EXCHANGE j..

WANTED. Guthrie income or farm
near Guthrie for an extra good Kan
sas 1860 Price 10000 Want 4 good
6 or T room modern home on the east
side for a nice modern home on the
west side Will pay difference Please
list your property with me. NJ. Car
rett, 4 Gray Bldg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09

MEN--Our illustrated catalogue eX-
plains how We teach the barber
trade in short term, mailed Tree.
Write Moler College, Kansas City, MO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09
TOWEI- SUPPLY.

Towels AMI aprons OF all ainds FUR
nished at very Reasonable prices. SEQ
before You BUY. D. Crays.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09

LADY or gentleman, fair educatlon'
to act as our representative Ill
home town. Exclusive territory
given. Selling experience unneces-
sary. We furnish capital. Show you
how to build permanent business that
should pay 100000 first year. staple
line. Our booklet, How to Start III
BUSINESS for Yourself" explains an
Free on request. Address Box 1852
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO Il AN
ON CITY PROPERTY

Plenty Of money TO loan on dosir-
able Guthrie iity property The
Guthrie Building & Loan Association,
w. Nj. Bronson, Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09

Attest: j. w. COYLE,
Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-09

Ex n u q Il 3 = r !. 4: u: e III
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-28
Big Order Of Cotton
Bought for Germany

New York, Oct. 26.-It was
reported here this afternoon that
representatives of the German
government and of banking in
terests acting indirectly for it
had been large buyers today of
American cotton in this market
and that shipments amounting to
several hundred thousand dollars
would leave from a southern port
tomorrow.
The report followed the an
nouncement from Washington
that the British government
would not regard cotton as con-
traband Of war.
Bankers who are said to have
charge of the transaction declin-
ed today to discuss the report.
1t was said, however, that the
shipment would be sent, as sew
eral other shipments said to be
arranged for during the last few
days will be sent by vessels clear
ing for Italian ports.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-28
Price Of Potatoes ~
Advanced To Excess

Amsterdam, Oct. &c. (via Lon
dom. The high price of potatoes
in Germany led to serious Excess
ses in Brunswick, according to
the Vorwarts. This newspaper
says the booths of potato sellers
who refused to sell at the ordi-
nary price were stormed and the
potatoes thrown into the street
and the greater part of them de-
stroyed before the police arrived
ON the scene.
Several communities, accord
ing to the Vorwarts, already have
fixed maximum prices. but these
still are very high. A general
demand is being made for the
German government to establish
maximum prices not only for po-
tatoes, but for other articles of
food.
The official German army or
gan, a copy of which has been
received here, contains an article
relating to the feeding of wound
ed war prisoners by the allies. 1t
says the wounded are transport
ed with other prisoners and re-
ceive the same food as the ordi-
nary war prisoners, while the
wounded prisoners who are trans
ported with the German wound
ed are given the same food as
the Germans receive.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-28
Rush Plans for Opening
Atlanta Reserve Bank

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 27.-Secre-
tary McAdoo's order that the
federel reserve banks open on
November 80, as the bankers
themselves had voted, has result
ed in additional preparations for
the opening of the federal reserve
bank of Atlanta.
The directors of the bank will
meet in Atlanta some day this
week. The date, hour and place
of meeting, however, have been
kept secret. owing to the fact
that the directors are afraid of
being deluged with applications
for jobs. 1t was pointed out that
they will have their hands full
preparing to open, and they dou't
want to be bothered with appIi-
cantS Tor work.
1t is believed, however, that
the date originally set for the
meeting will be changed, and
that it will be held earlier. M.
B. Wellborn, chairman of the
board, is expected to arrive here
during the afternoon.
This meeting will determine
the location of the Atlanta bank
as well as arrange other details
of the opening. 1t is believed
that by the end Of the week the
main preparations will have been
made.
Local bankers seem to be pleas
ed with Secretary McAdoo's
orders. The smaller reserve cities
had all along been in favor of an
early opening, and opposition to
it came in the main from bankers
in the large cities.
AS previously announced, the
OPENING of the bank means the
additional circulation of 81, 5OO,-
600 in Atlanta alone, and some
thing over 100000 in the
country at large. These amounts
represent the aggregate of re-
serve turned loose under the new
system.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-28
Man Worth 100000
Fined $40 As LOiterer

Macon, Oct. 26-Macon's new Or
dinance against lettering, which lit
orally makes it a violation for any
one to be idle on the streets five to
ten minutes at a time, was rigidIy
applied in the Recorders Court to-
day when W. W. Cain, who told the
Court he was worth $4,000 in real
estate and had net inconfe of
$500 a month was fined $40.
Cain lives at a local hotel, but has
no place of employment. A police
man testified h e had seen Cain
standing in front of the hotel nu-
metous times lately.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-28
Oklahoma Banker
Must Serve Time

Washington, Oct. ga Review
of the conviction of William L.
Norton president of the American
National Bank Of BartlesvilIe,
Okla, for alleged misapplicatlon
Of the banks funds was today de-
MED by the supreme court. This
was Norton's last opportunity,
through the courts, to avoid serv-
ing the seven years. Imprisonment
sentence imposed upon him.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-28
GeOrgia'S Share
OF War Tax

Atlanta, Oct. 27.-It is figured
that Georgia's proportion of the
new war tax will be approximate
lY $350,000 which looks compare
lively small considering that a
hundred million is to be raised.
Manv of these special taxes will
go into effect Nov. l and by the
first of the new year the largest
proportion Of them will have been
collected. 1t is said Atlanta will
pay oneifth of Georgia's share of
the tax or about $4,000.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-28

5000 votes in the Merch-
ants Contest for subscrip-
ton to Leader-E Enterprise.
Contest closes Oct. S&st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
,,0is NleuI66eit,"

SSil 2auianne crideiiit neueroings
in mebreren Sprahcn cine @odlen-
i6riit Sic @lcui6beit4 Oic i'm oie.
er arolenboft criitcn 3cit oas Scr
itduonib fir sic GoueftiDinicrciicn
Der mcnidlidjen @eiomntbct for.
bern" nil. Solpobl mas ole Ser
antlportnug fir ocn Srieg, ais iuaS
oic 9(rt Scr S{rieefiibrins 6etrifit, ion
oic refine @obrbeit mitgetbeilt iucr.
ocn, inO meter bciBt cs in DER 0eut-
ihen 9luSeobe:
.Sn oieicr, IN oeitiner Sprafe
eridcinenocn 8l1tteru meroen mir
nur Die bon oeutlhcr o6er oiterreid)i'
Itcr geitc begoneeuen Sonolmi9ci
IdilocriL dni OnB Bic oficitlihe
Dleiring iid ereen i6re @ieoerbo'
hing ipcnoct; III iinieren irnn6olilhen
Nlottcrlt lpieoci mr. bic pon Sclien
Der pcrbiinoetcn glrnice'n begnrae'
ncit @taniamfciieu eeibelit, iln aud
III oieIen 2dnoerr Ocn Miocritono 81
orgdniiircn.
sis bierber fam man luobl Die
3ipednaBiafeit Der @riiuOimg Der
ncucn 3eitidrift bejlucifclu, bdtte ie'
oof teinen @riino, bic @brlihteit IT,
res Scransgcbcrs III 6rogc 81 SIC
ben. MoS liclt man o6er III Der
fransoriHen 9lusenbc oil ser Stelle
Scr obigen sGte2 6olgenoes:
..ggir peroen ale @raulanfeiten
ms oIlc 0erlebinecn 6cs @oIfers
redts branomorfsn, nobel ipir eine
Itrefae Qrbeitstbeilung Oornebnien.
IN Oieier fron5Sfiidcr slussabr M
ierer 3eitidrift 10 iiroen mir, ipeni'
9lnloB ou5n oo mare, iinr uor giften
ipredbeii, Die bon oen uerbiinoeten
Seerer besoneen iirO, itio III ilnierer
0eiitIhen gllsiprodc iueroen mir
MIR oie bon oIterreihiId1 ocntlHer
seite bcaanacnen @ctunlttbdtigfeiten
6ranomorfen
@rouionlfeiteu lnierer @egner
eriitiren oIio niht2 bemerft oo6n
oas 9erIiner Gageblatt~ IS muB
lpcbl 10 Iciu, Oenn udbreuO cine Sn'
brif ser OeutIdeu 9luseabe adt slfte
onaebIiGer - unbcaloubigter unO
idiuerer 5uldiiieer oocr ltnlpobridein'
liGer, ia. oiienbor erfinoener 9lls-
lhreituneeu duf5dblt, trogt bic ga.
rdIIeIrubriE Der frdr5oIiitben qlusgo-
be leoiaIid einen 6oll fron5Ciiiber
D9iIoe uno Sodber8igteit Dor. lleber.
lhriebcn lit Die 9lubrif sort u9ini0t
oos Seutidpe 98olf bei rubiger geiin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
@eniSer TIctidj iuenlI
bic Nierrn i5mcrSen.

Rebmcu gle Elm GIas SaIJ, ipeun
Sic Riidcnidmcr5eu babcu Ooer
sic 9Ioie pIast.
gcun Gle tdolib Sbr 6leiid) 1a-
6cu miiiietL eiicu Sic cs, aber ipiileu
Sie Sbrc gSieren gelegentIid nit
SoI5en ans, iaet elmer bctannte 9Iu-
forfeit ole ms mittbeilt, oaB 6Iciid
llrinIGure biloet, ipeldc Habe5u oie
ySieren in ibrem 9euiiben labmt,
oieieIbe aus benz gIute aiIs5uidci-
oeH. sic iperSen peritopit iIuo &C.
ibiDddt 0ann Ieioen Sie an Oums
pier Bein in Der gfiercu @eseuo,
iharfem Sdmer5 i'm Riiden ooer
front6oite &opiidmer5cu SdIuinoel,
Sybr Olaeen lpirO iauer, 3unge lit be-
Ieat ino menn oas Better ibleht
lit, bobcn sic r6cmmatiide gInidlle.
Ger llrin iuiro tribe, uoll bon Die
oerldIdaen, sic aanGle peroen bdu.
fla rlinO lmo irritirt, iuoOurd) sic
ge5tpimeeu iperoeu 5lpei- ooer orei,
nal lp6breno Der g1adt &inoering
SIT Iiider
I'm oieie rei5boiten Sdureu ST
ncutruliiiren 0ie 92ierelt 5ii reitigen
ino oie llrin Qlbfallc Oes 9orpcrs
fort5uipiiIcn beiorgen sic iid bier
llu5en .SSao Solts" aus iroenO elmer
9lpotbefe bier; ne6meu sic einen
9becloffel in einenl @los Moiier Dor
ocn 5riibitiid fir einige Gage mo
Sbre D}icren ipcroeu Damn fein arbei-
ten. 9ieies beriibnite Sal5 lit aus
Eroiibenidlre itno Gitroncnioft &C.
luott, conibinirt nit 2itbia, ino
lpurOe felt @enerotionen benuet I'M
perItopfte 0|ieren 5lt reinigeu mo 81
iiimuIiren; Die Sdiren i'm llrin 5it
iieutroIiiircu, 10 ooB oerielbe nibt
ldnaer cine 0ueGe bon ,Srritotion lit,
iuooiirf 9IaienIcioeu beenoet per-
ben
SAB Salts" 1T biIlig fam nidt
IbGoigen, madt eii cnt5iidenoeS, er'
friidenoes 2itbio.@oiicr. @etrdnf.
(gIu5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

S9Isnmorf. 9elbe Hiiben uno ,3lpie.
beln in S9eiben geIHnitten; 6lsi
unb &ortoFFcln in mitteIgroBe gBiir'
fel; peieriilie unb YeterIilienpur5el
Helm geI1nitten. 9ies iommt loesus
fpeiie ipie folet in cine bsrmetiih pers
I9lieBbore &oFeroIle. 3uerIt Den
8cbcn gang nit in S9ei6cn gcfbnit.
tensm S6lenmort beoeden. oonn
5l,iI9, 8piebel, 9artoffeI. 9elbe gliis
ben, qeterIiliengriiu uno sWnr3el
Damn tpieoer Wlart. syleiIn Il. (. tp.
Gang oben ouf oem G9uB no9mols
cine Murtlagc. lleber 6leii9 uno
Rorioffel etipas Gal3 uno pieffer
ftrcuen, bonn ben Gopf bermetii9 40,
fGlicBen, oufs Teusr, uno in Snon-
5i1 bis FiinfunDsiuan5g Winuten III
bas Gericbt fertig, iporauF Der Gopf
erIt geofFnct tperoen burf. Menn ou
troden. gieBe man cine Saiie 6leiIdb
briibe bdrnn.
DieIe Mo6l5eit III heIonoers i1mad,
baft, ipenn Die GemiiIe non jung iiHo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Ser Riirbis piro geIddlt, entfernt
uno in srobe g1uOeln ober beIiebige
Jormsn geT6nitten, nit @einelIig be-
goRen un6 70 bieruno3pouSig Stun,
ben iteben seIaFen. 6anu aussepreBt
unb oenoeen. Gopiel syru9t, looiel
3uder nit @oFcr ipinnen lohen, big
tr Iitb 5iebE ben Riir6is binsineegcben,
foDie gonae pomeron5en, ober 3itro,
nenI9dle, pel9e 1pdter obsr berauss
oenommen piro. Sen SnIt 70 longe
fo9en loTen, Biz Der aiirbig i10n
bur9fi9tig cusiiebt, bann NenIelben
aus Dem 8uder berausuebmeu, felt in
0ie GldTsr sinFiileu, uno Sipor gang
iporm, ben 3uder nod etnns berto9cn
IoFen uno iiber bic 5ru9t eieBen,
ebenfals porm, ipenn dGes gut aus
oeiiiblt, in @ldfer fii[len nit boppels
fem, Feudtem qereomentpapier feii
perbinDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

uiluo noditeben0e Qorg6uge~ mo
bier; lin erenlple q propagcr. Eie
beiocu llnteridriften fins ie6r iisaee.
ltip, lIno iibcr oeu parteiiidcnStaHo.
puntt oes SerausgeberS farm ounad
feiu 8rpeifeI bcitebcn. Cont abcr
rpiIroe 0ieicr polcnos 5eritort Ourb
cineu pcitercu 9hIiiub u@eu triiit
sic @erontiportmg fir Ocn &rieg 2"
Tarin uiro SeIierrcid eines frepcnt-
Iidcn 9lngrifiSfrieoes inter nidti.
gem GorwouSc bejibtgt 9iuBIanO
ober 10 5icmIicb Don S6uIo ireigc.
iprodeu.
Sic Nicnihbcit miro uucntgelt.
lid perianOt. Gos WlitgetbciIte rcht
fcrtiet sic gInuabme, OaB bier inter
ser Wlasfc Der llnparteiIitfeit Dem
Sntereiic Oes Greioerbanocs gcOieut
perOen ioIl. Seoeufaas iteIt Ser g9i-
ocriprud 5piideu Dem in Ser OelIt'
iGen sluseo6c 6e6alpteten uro Dem
ipirflihcn Snbolt Scr iran5oliiAca
gIusqa6e cine llnlauterfeit oar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

W9an nimmt Elm boIbes !pfuno
W2ebl uno elm Gtiid9en Butter ouis
@od6rett, gieBt Iouss WaHer bdau
uno berorbeitsf bies Su einem Iefen
5Gben Seig; ua4oem er cine botbe
Stunoe eerubt bdt, ioiro er auf einem
SiI9tud an ollen Seiien bis our
9ide zines 9ogen popiers ousge5o,
gen. Sn0eHen iueroer 5lDOlF Id0ns
g(epfel qeI9dlt, in S6eiben geI9nit'
ten, nit einem balben PhinO tlcinen
91oIinen, cin pisrisl Yfunb feineepiegs
ten Monoeln, feds lln5en 3uder Der.
miIht; Oen ous9eSogcnen Seig be-
itreidt man nit osrIahener Butter.
lcgt bic gemiI9ten 2lepFel stei9 bas
rauf, ront ben Seie lcbnedcnortia Sus
fammen un0 eibt i'm in cine nit 8ni.
ter beitriHene gluflaufform. Get6s
@ier fperoen nit einem balbsn pint
@obm anoerii9rt uno an ben Strus
bel eegoHen lporauF oieler oreioiertsI
Gtunben oebodsn pir6. mlou taun
Nu9 ben Gtrubei nit osrloTsner But
ter iiberitrei4en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Sn lauipdrmem Boiier loft man ets
lpos @eife gu elmer I6Gumenben 9ouse
ouf uno ipdI9t Die syeber BARN, ius
Dem man iie bins uno berI9pentt, bis
iie rein 1T, ipiilt Iie mebrmals in ipeis
dem @oHer aus uno blaut iie 3ulebt
Elm ipenig. g2un orldt man Dos
MaFer ous, bdngt bic Teber in bic
Sonne o6er on ben mariner SfeH,
bamit iie etipas trodnei, nimmt iie,
nod feu9t, I9pentt uno tlopfi iie in
Der Sanb, Bis Iie gona troden 1T, oas
na9 trdiifelt nan Oie sgcber mittelIt
zines itumpfen WleFers, iiber pel9es
man Die sinselnen Seile INNER in Der
gli9tung ro9 0em Giel 5iebt; ou9
lam man 6e6ern trGuIeln. iubem
man Iie iiber gIiibenbe 2oblen, in Die
man SdI5 eeItrsut bat, bGlt, iebo9
ni9t 3u nabe, ba iic Iei9t Iensen.
@u9 Der 9ampf BON 3uder, ben nan
ouf cine belize SeropIotte I9iittet, bes
ipirtt Ous 4rGufelu Der 6eoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
Samen! 9untcIt
Gurr 0rauts 9aur.
~sornidt Srukmntter'S &essst bon
SoI6ei'zbcs itnS sdwcf,I, nAO
%iemunO wirO e. niKcn.

Der tSrbrou9 bon Sal6ei iino
S9lpelel, iim bleidem, eroneii 9dur
le'tc notiirlidc Borbe 5l eebeil ou-
llrf 5iiriid 81 @roBnnitter'S 3eit-
Sle sebrolIdte es, hin ibr Soar prdh
i'a ountcl, aldn5eno uno oiht 5u er-
9olten. @ern ibr Soor onsfiel oocr
matt, bIei9 ooer Itreifig iuiiroe,
ipanotc iic oieie einfomc Miihung
nit ipunoerbarer @irfuna ali.
Aber Die 3n6ereitilng cabeim 1T
linanscnebm iino lnniooern. Beiui
man beiite i'll irseno elmer g(potbefe
mt 90 Gents bro BloiHc raf
o@petb'S Snee aho Sulp9lr Com.
poitiio" froat erbdlt iuot oieies be.
rn9il1ie nlte %e8ept oiif ous man iib
oerlolleit fam, oob e. Dem Soar Die
notiirlthe SSorbe imo Sdonbeit 81.
rid aiebt, inrO es III portrefflid iiir
Sopfid]nppcr, trodcne, fieberbnite,
lidenoe aopf6oit imo oos 9lusf1Ilen
Der &aorc.
yin poblbetonnier 9lpotbefer Der
lliteren Stoot iagt, cs ounfelt oo8
9oar 10 natiirIid. OaB g2iemono ia
&c gen fam, es iei ansapanot poroen.
|'an tetldtet eiufa6 einen 5duaum
ooer cine peide giirite oomit an uno
6'e9f oleIe ourd oos Soar, inoent
Slan sur 3eit ciuen Gtrobn niiuntt.
stm D'oreen lit Dos eroue Soar per.
lupnitoen lro roH0eu mor es nod
e'l'' ooer 5ipeinnl oneefponot bat,
miro oos Soar pr61tig ounfel, CLAM
5eno, weib nno oiht. (9In5cigc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Sin bunoert qfunO reife. friI9c
ModbOIosrbeeren permii9t mou nit
sebu pfunO Toriu8uder. sipei qfuno
Souerieig uno elm bunbert qfuub
ipurmem @oFsr, iebt etpas eeitoBss
nsn 8orionoer 5u, riibrt bic MoTe
einiee Wlinuien unb DerI9lieBt bonn
Oos GefdB Iuftoi9t uno unterbdlt in
Dem QtufbsiDobrungslotal cine Mdrme
BON o4tunoodt5ig Groo 6abrenbeit,
SobaIO bic GliiIIigteit ben piro, 5isbt
man iie ouf Elm SAB, in ipelhem iie BEL
elmer @Grme BON fiinfun6Ie93ig @rao
6abrenbeit no6gGbrt. SIT bic @6bs
rung poriiber, 70 fpiro Ser @ein ouf
Elm onOeres ToB. Oos tets ipunooon
gebalten tperben muB. uno nod einem
Sabre ouf 5IaI8en seSo9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

glele ooterl1noii6e &ie0crous Dem
GrieeSiobrc 1914. &erlog bon Otto
@nitoo 3ebrfelO, 9eip5ig ". as Sci.
teu %reis 10 4fennigc
Dieicr mirfliH OeroicnltUolen
Sommlmng paterlduOiider @eoidte
befonnter imo m6efannter Gihter
mo6ten mir piiniben, ooB tie bon
wo6l6o6enOen CcutiHen 81 Eollen,
oen all oic Oeitidbe Sugeno als Or
inncruug ou imicre groBc 3eit per'
t6ciIt luiro, Nlit geringcu Dlitteln
fonntc bier reitcr Seoen gclliitet
iuerOeu.
gSic oieIc prodti9e @orte in %oele
uno 9Sroio reroen iebt ii6er Oie 8roB'
artige oeutidje @inigfeit, Opieriuillig.
felt lino iibcr Sen @lau6en an uniere
geredtc SoHe geitrie6eu lin m'
ierer Sugeuo, oie ser 8riidtc oieier
erniten. groBen Belt ernoteu miro, ei.
ne blei6enOe Grinnerlng al Die Se
geiiterimg, nit Ger i6re Batter Bril-
Der uu6 9ebrer eegen oeu 6eino sc.
5ogeu iino. 81 idafien bat DER Ser.
ousgeber inter oen oielen Snnoerten
ocn @eiit rnierer 3eit piOeripiegeln'
sen @eOidten cine glu5abI, iuobl Die
beiteu aeiommelt lnO 5u cinem bill.
Tiger giidIciii Dcrcinigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

aopli6n Ceilings mode aus iid icl5it uro
icincrn 8iidno Elm Gnoipni -~ nm enelD
lano oic i'm 5u cirem acluiocli, drieL coer5'
irdliiacu mo 0lndlihcr lldnnc f1nuic.
Gin Scoer ionl iim ocrlclbcn DeiQloe beoicf
hilfo Se0e Ierion dni Der 9Heli, fle clrgu
Bru6 nni iollie 0as Nnb Ron Staplidn &ollnes
hnben, bas oueiiibrit1 cr3dhli. pe cr llh lc0t
belize ano iuie Scocr oicelhe SeDanolnlQs'
ipeIhe 9eldIiiannncn beiolgen ianit Das AuO
unb D,e0i5in iino iret Gle meroen rci al ir'
acno einen 9ruhleioenoen oerlonot Der unien'
ilebenbeu 0oupon duslnlli, Genpet tbn nhcr
iolort - elciD Jest ~ c0e Sbr oieie Sciiuns
iuedle9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
,,@cilt GmreM
@rm0 lute idD
1taeimem beiatc"'
alter Gecfnpitan lIrirtc ieincn ciscnen
SriG. uadbcm bic gler5tc gcia8t
baitcn: oSpcrGtirn pocf gpb".

edH SslmIttel nro NnG iysl SsrionSt.
dopiidn GolllnG6 ilinr birlc Sabre oni Gee.
Der ibn binner Aur3eiu nmi nir Siuaao, oil
pnnn 81 blcibcu, ianncgn ibn quo Sabre lnn9
nu Belt ieilclic CT bC-lrhie cinen Dciitr anD
Dem nIiocrii nnn Gin slin0nduo nddh ocin ens
bcrn. aeinc GrioIncl eAlieBIioj lrnroc cr iin
hepnht ooB er flo cri.rc0cr clner ne1hrlidpel
Gpcrnfion unterjieheu ctfr itcrben uiBis. Ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
U3ad Gab', . ssrr, mad gnbsI

@as Sbr AUDI iagt pom ScISeumutb,
@or Eopfcrgeit uHb GperbIilt,
Sos ldBt iitj itor befingen;
4le Ser5eH idlagen bod enpor,
gIlS ipoIIf pes Bottles SubcI6ot
tie gau6e g2eIt beSruingen.
~oh ilonmt Der 5reuosnicucr
Sdein,
Sie 9sadjt muB toeeSbeIIe iCiul
llio ieScr Siee lit iblper crfdilit,
g'lt glut miro ieoes Scr5 eetouft,
&as S6ladtfeIo Iicot boil 9ei6eu;
Nlel SaulenO Iieeeu IN Dem GjrunS,
SCO lit Oos Scr5 ino bIei6 ser
Mlmo,
Sle ipollten bait nidN lDeiheu.
So nld Die SdIa6t 10 id,per &C.
tobt,
Sle BADEN lid Sen gico scIobt.
"a Iicgcn lie i'm iueiten 9rcis-
= @ott, lpie ipor Der Eog 10 beiB,
Ss lpar ciu uiI6es SdIa4tenl
S1ncll tucroeu iic i'm @runO per-
idarrt,
Sb aud nlort SerS oa6eiiu nod
borrt
llrO pill Dor 9lugit oeri6modten.
Slc liarben fir oos @oterIonO,
&allm miro ibr glome nod genunnt.
%oS SIR aud ioot BON beiracr
Yilidt.
@'ouhroI beereif ids lpirfIit
nidt
Seb' i'd oes arieecs 5dreden;
ga aebt Mrs ittuer I'M S9opf fer
UNI
Sd fro9e mid; lporuui9 parum9
Uli'B SInt bic Groe ocdeu?
%'ou ltreitet I'M Gin SUB brett
@runo
uHO bolo perIhmuut ser itol5c
yin0l
ga ltreiten iic im 6oleu 8ot6,
Sn' aoliissioaI i'm 5IrItcnitoot,
"a 9ilfs I'M arieg uno 6rieoen;
S} %elt llben iic 10 Iieb uno gut.
IN elnniol ipoIIt oos Seri6erblut
uNo Srob iuill man iih bieten
Sas 1T Die bobc BotiIif,
sem ormcu 9olfc bringf5 fcir
Slid.
oS, S1l 5rilblina iobeu tic 6ei'm Dlabl-
H'' mars oes GrieOers Sonucu-
itrnbl
So tlaugcu olle Neoeu;
Sie licBeu @ettcrn. eng pcriponot,
Tle oriidten ber5lid iidp Sic Sano
uno fiibten cimcu SeOcu.
muI cIlunoI iuor Der Eciricl Ios-
PUN tobt Der arieg, 10 f,Irttbur,
sroB
N>Vt ana tdBt poit niamt GEL
g9ebr
a%.and tbcures Qcbeu giebt nlott Der,
a. Slel Shit lit idon eefIoiIen-
S'r aIIc ilcb'n fir GcutidllanO'S
Siee,
SoB baIo Oorbci ser goIfcrfrieg,
wluo liuO Die aonpfgenoiienl
Slel Cslero iuiidert ipcit mo brett,
S'e' 1ourmcr, S6mcr5 iin0 Serge
lciS!
Sle ar6eit itodt, Der Suuacr orobt,
S'e Armutb indt fDr bisdcn 8rot,
las linO oeS arieaes Sdrcdeul
yer 9unecr lit cin iHIimmcr @oit,
S@'pcr 1T oud bier gu 9oiO Oie
Soit
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