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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
Wesleyan Plans.
For ootbalI
WILL START FALL PRACTICE
WEEK LATER THAN WAS
AT FIRST INTENDED.

BucKiiANNoN. Aug. 1l.-h Is
altogether likely that the prelimin;
airy practice forEthe Wesleyan foot
ball team will not start before Sep
tcmbcr II, on account of the upshur
county fair coming on septs7, S, 9,
10 and IL. 1t was previously plan
ned 10 start on the 18th. but It has
been suggested by Head Coach
Mount. Pleasant that 1t will proba-
bly, be useless to start practice on
the local field until after the weeks
gaiety is over. Captain Neale, to-
gcthcr with ABOUT 20 other men,
will report at that time to start
preparations for the Carlisle game
on September &c. This arrangement
will allow four days less practice
than was had previous tofthe Car
Isle game last year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
VINO WI[L REPRESENT FAIRN0NT
At THE PANAMA EXPOSITION?

The Grand Tour Campaign has
been In progress for nearly three
months and Willsbe continued for
period % three months. This big
Trade Extension campaign of the
Fatrmont merchants by which they
will send a party of seven people to
Ihe Panama Pacific international Ex-
position on asthree weeks tour OF the
West has received the hearty support
Of many candidates. The merchants
interested all report unusual results
from the Wednesday special coupon
sales, and have In accordance with
the wishes Of the contestants decided
totoffers something special each We'd
nesday until the close of the cara
paisn.
The Panama=Pacific Exposition at
San Franciscoswill be the greatest ev-
position in tile history Of the world
and trip there twill be a liberal cd
ucation. 0nttheSshores of. San Fran
cisco Bay will meet the men of every
raceand nationality and tile occidcnt
Viii fraternize with the Orient and
bring for display the choicest wares
and products of their native land.
The fur clad Esauimeux will loitor
among the Mohammedan bazars and
much the far famed sweet meats of
the terrid climes, while the Yankee
farmer will sip team a Japanese Tea
Garden with the heavily scented wis
taria blowing in the salt breeze while
he watches the lazy Egyptian cari,-
van slowly wend its way among the
fairy palaces that have been reared
to hold al the wonders that will be
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
AT MT. LAKE.

3'tDr. and Mrs. Milford II. Lyons.
well known in this city. arc. spend
ihg a few weeks at Mt. Lake Park.
Nd. Dr.. Lyons is lccturing before
the Summer. Chautauqua at. that
place and Mrs! Lyons accompanied
him there Mrs. Lyons, who was Sc
verely burned several months ago
and whole life for a time was de-
SPARED OF. Is slowing recovering
from her illness. A number of Fair
mont people are Attending the Chau-
fagana and sdmmerihg at Mt. Lake
Park.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
Washington
People Hurt
Ouer Funeral
THEY WERE EAGER TO PAY
TRIBUTE TO MRS. WILSON
BUT WERE DENIED.
SIMPLICITY WAS REDUCED To
ITS LAST ESSENCE IN
0BSEQUIES.
(Charles BROOKS smithl

fCharles Brooks SmithD
WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. Ill
Inexpressibly hurt are Washington
ians who were denied the privilege
they sought to pay n tribute to the
memory of the First Lady of the
Land. For hours they stood, thou
sands OF them. opposite the White
Housc-a sad, silent. revercnt throng
waiting to bow their heads and
minGle their tears when the casket
containing the body Of their beloved
mistress of the White, House passed
them by. They saw the members of
the cabinet and the committee from
the Senate driven into the grounds,
and the committee from tho HouGc,
headed by Speaker Clark. march
through the gates and the portals of
the great mansion. Thirty minutes
later they saw the same dignitaries
come out. They waited patiently and
reverently tho funeral cortcge, but it
did not come. Tie hearse followed
by three automobiles slipped through
the side gate and emerged from be-
hind the treasury building into
Pennsylvania avenue. and was off III
o quick jog to the station where n
special train awaited. The great
tribute that thousands of Washing
tonians would have SO reverently and
gladly offered 10 the woman who. an
rrcciating the real needs Of their,
beautiful city and who did SO much
10 help humanity here. was left un-
paid.
Simplicity was reduced to its
least essence In the brief funeral over
the First Lady Of the Land. and peo-
pie here speak of 1t with regret. Ther
lament the lack Of formality and har-
mony In the outward essentials. Mt
least. The carriages that drove the
senators to the White House. were,
In many cases, dilaridatcd relics.
drawn by horses that had seen better
days and driven by negro coachmcn
IN faded and vari-colorcd and cut liv-
ery. Instead of the conventional fiI-
neral garh-gilk hat, Prince Albert
coat and gloves-few senators or coll
gressmen wore apparently unac-
quaintcd with the proprieties of the
occasion as to attire. Some Of them
wore straw hats and summer raj
ment. and there weren't dozen pairs
,of gloves in the entire party. AS To
the hearse which bore the corpzc OF
the lovely and beloved lady, many q
village of thousand Gouls can boast
Ia better.
| These are some of the things which
ihurt Washingtonians ~ and hurt
them to the heart. For. say what ono
will, the wife Of the president was
profoundly beloved and highly ca-
tecmcd by the people of this great
capital. hey feel that great mis-
take was. made in not rendering to
iher, in the last sad rites, the digui-
tiles and revcrent tribute of the popu.
lace, which the latter desired SO
much in their hearts to render her
lswect' memory, and which they think
THAT her position as the First Lady oil
the Land, and especially her close re.
I!ationship with the people OF this
lefty. their daily life and their aims
Icntitied her 10 receive.
Everywhere It is talked with but
lone voice and that is regret that II
Twas so.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
Arrested for Non-support.

Sanford Upton was arrested yes
tcrday by Constable ]. Frank Rus
sell on a charge of non-support OF
his family. He was taken before
Justice aLussroye and gave bond
until his hearing, August 80.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
Jane Raber Gets Six Months.

Jane Raber, OF near Warrington,
was brought to the county Jail yes
terday to serve a sentence of six
months imposed by Justice Barrack
for carrying revolver
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
To Work on Roads.

Tom Walsh, arrested for raining u
disturbance on a street car. was sen.
fenced by Justice Mussrove to work
ten days on the roads.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
Buttons; Patches.
Isis to 1isso-play.
i1:so-closing.
NOTICE.

There will be a pie supper and tes-
tiyals at the old church grove In
Pleasant Valley Friday evening, Ap-
gust 18th. The ladies are requested
TO bring pics and cakes. Proceeds to-
so for the building OF seats.
S-11-St COMMITTEE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
Buys Hennen,s Place.

Buys Hennen's Place.
The w. E. Hartman Company has
bought the tailoring business OF r.
w. Henncn. Mfr. Hartman is an ex-
perienced tailor and will have an
up-to-date shop.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11

ROOM AND BOARD = Home cook.
ing. 206 Jefferson ST.. back OF
Mt City Drug Co. s-11-St
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
City Briefs
Held For Grand jury.

Lester Fleming and Dairy Maze
were held by Justice r. Leigh Elem
ing for the grand jury on a charge
INSTALLING cieyeles. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-11
ADDG'RAM
NO.

All things cone to those who
hpstleswhile they wait.
The modern business man.
manufacturer or merchant.
does NOT merely wait for
business to come-''lic hus-
les while he waits"
The medium by which the
shrewd hustler makes his
willtagness to serve known,
is the advertising columns
OF the daily newspaper. or
all forms OF advertising,
newspaper advertising 10 the
greatest result producer at
the smallest cost.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
Sr. 5nlins 9linn acitOr6cu.

erla9 aallj pl0BIih pd6rcno eucs
Seiudes 6ei ieincr @}uttcr Die
SSonOu6r in Ser cltcrlidcn @o6.
nung blieb SIR glciden Qlmute
ite5en ais Der Eoo ciutrot.
%obreno er ieine III g1r. 7A9. g2elt
Samburg.StraBe. lpo6u6ofte 0httcr,
Sran Gliiobet6 9}inn beiu6te, mliroe
geitern uenige Wliuuien Dor i2 ll6r
N|itagS Der AS Sabre alte pcrr Su.
liuS &inn Der Gbei.9ub6alter Der
6irma Senrb Sonne6oriL mo6nbaft
in glr 209, Salut6orn Noo0. 9lolano
&drf bonn Io0e creilt. 9tlS cul merf-
miiroger 3liaa mag cS angeic6en
LlperOcL 0aB i'm aIehen gluaenblidc,
ga er ieiHoH lettcn lltbem5na t6at.
es mor genau Z Wlinutcn Dor y llbr
~, sic @auol6r i'm @obn3inmer
icincr Mutter itc6en 6licb. Serr Ginu
6utte ON allorgen nod geunO mo
nunter ieine glrbeit beqonneu muBte
ii1 jeooH iuiolge eines pl0tliGeu
llnpo6lieins fms nah l210 llbr IN
Sos Sooipitol ser 6rma 6eae6eE
Sicr er6ielt cit cine Saiic 6eiBen
GbeeS, pelde i6u ieoo6 feline Sinoc-
ritnQ bradte, io0of cr iid iriiAer pic
gep06nlicb III Die @obuiing iciner
Wiutter gum 2uuid 6ego6 Grau
&inn riet6 i6rem Sobn, oa er ibr
flogte iidj uidt pobl 5u fii6len, iid,
p16rcnO iic oas Giicn 5ubereitc ein
menig ouf Oas Sopba 3u legcn Gon
Der aiitc dus b5rte tie i'm plosld
Iont roheln elite bii8r uo ia6. OaB
er Don oem Sophia All sen 9o0cn
aeiiiir5t mar unS bereits nit oem
&ooe fdmpftc. Grau 9iinu bat 9lad.
6orsleite, einen 9lr5t 81 rufeu, efc
ein iolher icoo6 an Gu mo STEELE
cintroi bate i6r go6n 6ereits icinan
V)elll allfgegeber.
@err 9iiHu 6interl6Bt neben ieincr
@lutter ieine Satin, Srou @lcglor-
toH.Slinm cine Sodtcr, Sri Goionno
RInh ino einen 9ru0er Srn 5.
SeurD 9iim Arrangements fiir sic
9ceroloma lino SIR 3eit nod ni3t
getroiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
.Shalio .0Oldnncrdlor. u

aNi Der @o9mcn%olle an Der Gde
bon @ou uno Brcitou 5troBe fonO
oeitern Die bmloriitiide 9lbcuo4llns
ier5oltung oes uSbolio @idnner.
Rors~ nit na6folgenoeni 9oa Itott.
@o5 Gomite iebtc iih aas noHite6en.
Oen @erren 8uimnmcn: aorl SSidert.
6reo. &ieBner 9loolpb S>irih, 98il6.
%eunemonn, ST. Stbillcr 9lug Soer,
Gmil &ieielpetter. sSobu 5tod uno
George @inncl6eber. Scr Dirigcut
ocs %ereins, Gbos. Wtutter, batte
NIT GROCER 5orafolt elm ih0nes Bro
qroniu oligeitelt mo einituoirt oas
bci sen 5a6lreic6en 3udauern le6boi
ten @eifall fonO. Gon oen ein8elnen
9jorfii6rmgen leien nur ermobnt.
Elm Soloportras bon 6rlE E5ea Seine,
,Dic W}orfetcnOerilt Die 6tmoriltis
iden Dorbietlngen Scr luitige
Stcinflopfer mo uShoio's @fdn-
oung,~ ein GomcuGoiplet u@os
fommt bon oer Siebe0 uno einige
G6orlieocr ocs nEbolio Widmer.
c5ors. 9lob oeu &orfiibrunger
plroc ocr tnu5luitigen Sugeno @e
leeenbeit 0ege6en, iib oroentliA aus.
3lltan3cn. ndbreno oic dlteren @dite
bis 81 ipdter 9l6euoihnoe geniitb
lih bel cinonoer 6lieben. Der ,Ebo.
Dldnnerdor~ fam NIT StoI5 mif
Hie geitrige lpobIgehinaene @erou.
Itolhng 5lrildbliden bic iider alien
E6ciInebmcrn nod Ionac iii angcncb-
mer Grinncrung bleibe miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27

pr- 9hloopb Sommcrmerd mp
Sron bon gtr, 1926, 9ludentorolp
Serroce fc4teB, 6eiterb nit i6rcr
Sodter lm0 Sri. 4. aoiter, 1ohter
oeS Srn s. S. a6iter, BON i6rer sieiie
llad) Seutiblono 5uriid. Sic 6ami.
tle tan nit oem Gouipier uRottcr-
Da'n BON fotteroam no6 9lap-9orf
Nerr Sommcripcrcl cr3G6lt hi intcrcl
lalller SSciie ii6er bic Rciie @r iaatc:
SSlr tamen am 20. SSmi in 9remer
gaoell an bielten ims Oort eiilige
8elt oilf uno reiitcn uoh g9ies6aoen.
Sort borten mir pon Oem 9ltteltat
ol'T oen oiterrebiiAeu E6ronfolger.
s'a1 longerem glnient6altc. pdbreno
melbem mir oie @Goer 6eiR6ten Gin.
gen mir nod G1iin9eiL no ms Die
Strle9sertldrlngen crrcidten. Die
s'llreaung imo ser Gntbuliosmus
rpter Dem Golfe nor gerooe5u inbc
lWrelolid- SSn einem Der ieiniten
Soles ON elmer Der SaltptitroBen in
uer oaocriiden Souptitoot peiserte
lg elne aopeIe, patriotii1e 9ieoer 5u
R'elel cine fur3e 9lufregnng ent
l'u'o lnlo inncrbalb 5c6n Wlinlten
,our oas clegante 2ofol Die aroBen
Sp'egelldeibea oic Nlarmortiibe,
p'e le'nen Slasmoorcu Gin Eriinncr.
pulllell uno sic wiit6epoe Wlca8c
.lapll ole Reite lno mari oie 6enlier
~ oell oberen Stodwerfcn Elm. Sii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
Nnrsr etnbtnclIiafeIIen

Scuic Wditag ioll cutidlieoeH NOR
Sen, loo 0as ueue Ge6dnoe Iiir pen
.Ghriitlideu @creiu iuuaer 5rauen"
errintet wer0eu ioll
Gic 50 So6res Contention oer
euonqeliih hllt6eriihcn Spnooe wilr'
Sc Qeitcrn glbenO III Der STRIDE 5u
g9oo0s6oro croiiHet
3nm 9eitcn Ocs Guoowoco No'
ipitolS finoct 1euic morgen iu1o
Ircitda Gin 3wedciien im r1t
4,onI.Soiie, 9lr. 300, Gatbeoral.
StroBe. itatt
SER Sobn @ilbur SentiHS miro
6eitte ql6eno cine 9le0e por per ugSo,
mems gpiliou.2iga4 il 94r 417,
g1oro G6arleS StraBe, iiber utiir5.
lihe Grcigniiie in oer ieeiaeu slomi,
niitration1 6alteu SSrari G5as 9.
S2ieinan iit Sic 9SrdiioentiH ser Siaa.
an Der Stride an Der Gde pon Gort
rollton 9lpcmie luio Sanuale Str.
pir0 6eatc g}adniittag Die "a. Gons
pcntion ser @1arplano G6riitian Gn.
oeoporer ltnion4 erOiiuet meroen
ser .grptp Sioding SIN" BAT
SIC Dlitalie0cr Der @anoelstamuer
eriudt, @eiirdge fir pie @ciDna1ts.
beiheerliug Ser 3eiirmaStln0en an
IrI C0no ojrceu 9lr 1929, &arf-
gIpenne 3l lenoen
sSrou 9lid6 9riScpc NJ ols gl6llo.
tbcfarn ors ncoidiuildcu Ieparie.
nieutS Scr ulluiueriit0t GlorDlono~
erpannt poroeIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
OAOucrtiiius Glm6.D

Der ag(opertiiing Gnb" feiert
6eutc qIbcuo iii ieinen 2ofole, glr.
l5, Sout5 StroBe, fem fiinites Stit'
fungsicit fir welhes Elm interellan'
tes Dluloriitiihes sErogromm pprbeA
reitet morOen 1T. sic 5eicr iinoet
s.6cuos itott. 9ei Dem 2unAeou am
@dttmod D1ittag miro Erof E3os.
y SDmons ron Der @larplonoer
lanomirtbic6oftliden Sdule einen
%ortroq iiber 0os 8bema 1oIten'
Cine @eIcgerbeit, @lorDIauo na1
Baltimore 81 bringen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
9lettnngSarbeitcn in brennenOcr
0o6Ienarabe.

aittSburgb gd, 26 Ctt
Cine gfettphgsmannic6aft bon ser
Gittsbure6 1iuiiiou oes @linen.
@ureons orone ipdt beite 9l6eno IN
Sic brcnnenoeu Sbatbtc ser 9Sottcr
iun e5ru6e Der ,a'ittsburgb GouI
Go- 5u gLi8o6etb Gin nno brodte
awci @}diuer III Siderbeit. Sin
Drittcr Wlann NOR ucrbruut. Sic
MRdnner lpareu icMs Stlmoen lang
~ oer @rubc cin9ei4loiien sSu oer
@rnbc iiuo uicrbunoert Wlonn 81.
lhaTtiqt ober uur orei beiauoen it'd
en- oer glrbeit ols uor einer g2o6O
oas GeutilatiousbauS a6bronutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
0empfratiide %eriamnliIug Scr
3iuciteN ggaro.

eyn ser u9lrnerican san ali Scr
2ombaro @troBe pabe @roQoma0,
bait morgen 9l6cno sic oeguotrotiihc
Organization Ser 5iueiteu @oro cine
@criunmlung ob llntcr oen Neo.
nern oes9l6enos 6efinocn iid Dlapor
@reiton GonercBmit9lieo GoooD ".
@. o5oIosboroiig6 uno OF. $obn S.
&ouie, Gen @oriib miro pr &iH.
s.. sSacobs fiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27

enen uno Grinieu bdlt 9ei6 uuo
Seele 5uiammen. Qluiterniou-
per mo Bali bei'm 5raueu0erein
u9ibertp@ in Ser y6ro6iinu.
Sallc.4
Gin iolennes gIuiicrnionper perau.
1oltet BON oeni Srauenperein nSi-
6ertu Bate seitern Ql6enO cine groBe
5daor froblder Oldnnleiu mo
@ei6leiu III Ser u5ro6iinnSolIe~
ueriammcIt, sic iih, Die niht anocrs
5u erpartem aaf Dos portrefflidite
aaiiiirieu. 9tadoem iih oie grihie.
neuen sic pielen guteu Tiuge, sic
oa ser @ertilguna barrteL gut
i6nedcn geloiicn 6atten ipuroe SIM
Ean5c oufaeipielt uno balo 0re6te
iid Snug uuO 9at inn luitigen Reis
qen. 0ie unter i6rem @rdiioenten
,Sp6u 91oto poIlitdnoig pertreteue
.9o5ialiitii6e 9ieocrtoier oerid0nte
oie @erauitaltung ourh Den 8ortrog
cuii1er prdHiaer G6orc SER 5o9n
9iota un0 5rou Ebicla bielten pon
groBcm 9eiioll gciolgte glniprq.
den. 9ci gemeinidaftliAeu @edn.
geu uno ciiria am ShwiHgen 0es
Eans6einc5 oocr 9einc9enS pergiu.
aen sic boneu Stuuoeu iDie inn
Tlugc. g[lgeueines 9eoauern err
regte es ulr oaB 6rou Bette Sars
tig, sic wadere 4rdiioentiH oes Ser
ems, aus geiimo6eitlidcu @riinoen
0eu trcfflid nerIauienen Seite niht
6eipo6nen fonnte Tie ei3clnen
Gonlitc'u pelAc Oie &cranitoliung
10 groB5iigi9 mo geipiiicn6ait porbe.
reitet imo orrAoeiiibrt 6atteu pie-
Icu sic folaenoc 3uioumeneblmg
uif: GnpiougssGomitc: Grau 2oliic
arauih. 6rou Me6ren6ol5 uno 6rait
aRarie Tommel, Sii6crGontite:
Trar Ebielc 8rau 2ooie, 6ron
Gaonot 6rau StreimauL 6rou
9}ota mo 6rau Ajlinuie Soiner;
S(uiterutiid Gomite: 6rmi Sart.
mann 6rmI Sabcrforn 6rau 9al.
0us. Srdu @lari6o S0iner Srau
@a6nemonu Sran 9roofS Siloe-
branot, iopie cine groBere gln5a1l
uunitbiger jimger Iomeu sln ser
@ar mirften oie Scrreu 9rootsSil
0c6rauot Guonot E6iele ino 9al
0lis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27

Sannoper woren mir ais bic Sano'
pe6r cinberiien purOe 9eir io6cl
bort, uie 6rauen init ibrcn &inocrn
bic Nldnner 6ealeteten imo nit
G6rdnen in ben 9ln0en, a6er poQ
Sieges6oifung gl6idico 0on sen
Wlduncrn ua6mcn. IS mar cine ser
Scencn bel oenen fein gluge troden
blieb, lmO 9(ac moren 70 BON ser
lle6er5eugung Our@Orunaeu, oaB
Geltihlono iieaen miro. iiegen MiB;
rmO iogar icoer Scr 3nihouer puroe
bon oem Gnt6uiiaSmus 6iu9eriiicn
@ir mer0en sic Sceneu eiuig inn @e-
oddtniB be6oltei." Serr Sonlmer.
merd beitdtigte Damn oub sic in &ris
pnt6riefen lns mitgetbeilten 9lahs
riften, onB Die 9iegierlua ge5mungen
miro, Die gefougenen GngIdnOer un0
Sral3oiell ieparat 3ii 6dlten neil oie
Seiitc iib ge9enieitig oes @erratbes
6eiduloigtcn nno Damn SHldgereien
cntite6en. 9lili Der 8obrt BON 9fpt
teroam pnr0e ser Gambler BON eis
mem engliihen 2ootien oilrd oaS W}i-
nenfelo csfortirf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
lm na,0teI alcMncrtu ucrAnftct.

lrier Der 9lnitbldoiging, auge6lidj
~ 3immernietbe i'm n5otel Nen-
uert4 ilht bc3oblt 81 baben, lit am
Sonntag 9(6euo Gomaro 9 l2o6o.
nco pom @uiialo, y l-D., ucr6aitet
lmo IN oie mittlere @oli5eiitation
ciugclieicrt lporoeu Dor @oIi5ciridl.
ter Srpplce batte CT oeitern @ornit.
iag Elm &er66r 81 beitebeu 9lls gqa.
boue0 int 9egriii mar oaS Sotel ait
perlaiielL bielt ibn elm Glerf an lrl0
loroerte i'm olii feline @otelrehmina
5il bcja0len Ylabonc0 erflrtc, ooB cr
nttelIos iei uoroni Der Sotel.qInoc.
ltcllle lenc SerbaltHng auoronetc
ga5onep mar bercit ser SSotellei.
inna leine Nanotaidc 5lr @rriiiqlnto
5n lleleu, lHo mur0e cutlaiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
@ebanOlung Der Gentiden III @ritiid.
Eitafrifa.

lleber bic 9ebanoluug Ser Tent.
iben III @ritiihsGitairita beribtet
ein fiir3lid pom Snmbura gelanater
oeutiher 5armer 2angenberg Der
oeutId.eugliitben 0itairita.Gompag.
ME, Dab er in @oi, 100 enaliidle 0lei.
Ten bonn Nlombaiia ali Ser llganoa.
Babn am g9ege nod oem nelitihcn
ailimauoidaro.@ebiet ieine 5arm
bat Gr pnr0e hit me6rerei auoc
rem Ceuti9en glcih nuh ocm 9lus.
brud oes ariegeS perboftet. Seine
idmmtIicben 9Ingeitelten iuuroen ent-
laiien uuo iein Neiib unter eugiiic1e
&erpalhmg geiiellt @lau itedte Die
Ieutihen ms @ingeboreuen.@eiaHg-
uiB, obpobl Ciii5iere bei Der 4er.
6aitna erfldrt 6attelb pic IeltiheA
miiroen III einem Sotel 6leiben f0n.
uen. Bon Goi UurOen bic @eiange
men III 2oiiautos nad 9lairobi ae
bradt 0lau lieB ibnen uid5t 3eit.
ibre @cihdite 3l regeln. Ser Gers
treter elmer 6irno miBte iogor t00,
600 9inpien I'M @eloibrauf 8uriia
laiicu. Zen oeltiheu aoniil Don
0edmann bate man alcih nod g'e-
aiHl pes Srieaes ge3wungen nah
Wlo3ambiaic ab3ureiieu PM 23 glt
gllt wnroe Serrn 2augen6era ilo
anoeren 0elltideH 30 iia uidt mill,
tdrpflidtig mareil. gcitattet, ciueu itar
lieailAeu Doupfer sur @cimreiie 3n
beniben Die @eiangenibait t6eilte
aud Elm 0Ieoneie Ser 3uiaag cmeu
oeutlden ylanet trug 0lan erIaubtc
pen Geutic6en aiih Seitungen pi le-
fen, pic natiirIih oie icblunuiiien 2ii.
geltuadribten ent6iclten. Zen Gent,
ideu erihieu oos enalii6e Nlilitar tn
Der aolonie 6ohit ldderlicb. oem sic
6refpiaigen muBten 9lben0S lire @e.
mebre abgaben pcil iie, aus Der Bar
fommeno, wie perriidt oantit iHoi.
len 9Rertpiiroig mar aad. SAB oic
ireiwiaigeu @nglduoer bon ciHem
idmar5eu glstari iih oriaen laiieu
mllBten udbreuo 0oH FONT Sic gug.
lonocr es pera6icbeuen id BON ciuem
6or6igeu commandment 5u laiien @S
meloetqn iib ails sSaoer lrlo SomaH
als ,5repilli9c aher bic Somali aiH-
gen ihpn einen Eaa nadl per @iaitel
lung nut mo oaDon unD 0c Snocr
itrItter als iie Sdau8ardbeu ausbe
ben ioIlten @d6reu0 Scr Seiuia6rt.
Die gliidIidl uerlet beaegneten pir
im 9fotbeu Nlccr ia eiuem SafpA
ieds oeltldcn 0ampiern, po mir
0aun sum erlteu Dlale aiiuitiae 9lau
riHtep ais Teltihlano b6rtef 9ei
5ue5 iaben pir neml engliidc EraHs
portidifie nit &noern Die, pe mir
bDrten ~ @gDplen 3uriidblei6cu
muBten @ir lanocteu oam 0nidlid
III 4atania
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
0ic Nleniitrntinn I'M stnntc.

SIN Sao Niarulono no 3uionmeniclug ocuorot
a 9apquuriers gendB IN Der Die abn
Sre5nen IN oen Counties e5le bel Der Hngin Decentralization 26
o9 SaOer re9rt more 0opon nO 4535 0euofrate $40
Np5loncr 2f72 &rogreiip 1912 @rob6itonie oialcn
oa2 unabbduaige n6 1910 dber bic m meqcrte 6re @ore
Ange1oratcit onjuse6c M ser ebn 3ab u0 sic So3ac
p %robbitoieu IN Der Stao 9a tmorc eugcIboic bic
%a9auttseborOc uiammentcng ieporo Qe6oltel
ouroen Sie oe 5iaum ai pieed 1000 geddB ner0e Sic
oenoate 9Re6r6et be 9Qe 6crdgt o uO u0 1857
m7r GmotroW ais 9epu6loner regitr 9o6e5a0 Die 9ieaii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27

Y0ungst0iun Gy 26. Dit
9ei Dem ipdt beutc 2l6eno crioIaten
8uiaiumcnbru eines i'm gau bcfino
liden GBeatcrs lpuroen orei Nlduuer
get0otet, iehs peroeu uerniBt ino
bier DerleBtc gErbeiter beiiHoeu iiA III
cinen %Oipital 3ablrcidc 9lrbeiter
perlnhen bic &cridiItteten alis5lt
Qraben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27

Sn 0enofratiihcn areiien miro es
Oieic y2odc iebr lcb6ait 3uge6cp llno
&erlammhmgci meroen IN allen
&ar0s sebaten meroel Gen
5hlllB Der Gampaam miro am
Samiiag cine Moiienperianimhua IN
Der 0eDric~ biloen in melher 9un,
oeS-5enator soHn @oltcr Smith mo
5taats Seiretar @nI. SSennin9s
9rpan Reoen 6alten peroeu, Senas
tor Smith mar Ourb sic 9lrbeit III
gSai6in8ton uerbinocrt frii6er IN Die
Ganlpagne ein5ugreiien gtm Sans.
tag 9lbeuo bielt Ct cine 9roBe HeOe III
Berlin @orceiter.Gointp. @is6cr
bat ser glAtb. s. Gbns. Qint6icinn iii
foIt alien E6eilen oes Staatcs 9ic0en
Sit @uniteu Der 0euoiratii@cu Gan0i.
oaten ge5altcn.
s,n scr Sa6res GonDeuton Scr
Guoier im Fort Qloemie Neriomlu.
fngs6utie miro beute gI6eno oic
Gemperer5irage belprohen uer0cn.