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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21
HOW A BOY LOST THE
MAGNIFICENT SUM OF $4,000

In the May Wonan's Home Compan-
ion appears very interesting article
entitled 1.-The Safeguarding of the
Child" by Julia c. Lathrop, chief Of
the Children's Bureau in the United
States Department of Labor. In the
course of the article Miss Lathrop
shows the Importance of the regiStra-
ton Of births. She makes the point
that thousands of childrens lives
could be saved if in the first few
hours of life they could have proper
attention. She also proves that in
the United States no proper records
are kept of births. In the following
extract from her articles she tells the
story of case where the failure to
register the birth Of child cost the
mother dearly:
THE importance of a birth record
is very well illustrated by the case,
recently brought to the attention of
the Children's Bureau, of young
Swiss immigrant who, coming to this
country and settling in Indiana, was
killed, leaving a widow and infant
child. The mother, in dire poverty,
had trouble to keep herself and baby
alive by Scrubbing and sewing. One
day there came to her an official let
ter from the. Government of SwitZer
land, stating that her late husbands
brother had left twelve thousand dol
lars to this child. All that was de-
manded was proof of identity, with
the customary birth Certificate. But
there was no such certificate, and the
much-needed money was lost.
Another instance of this kind, like
wise in Indiana, had to do with farm
which was left to girl by her grand
father. Being twenty-one years of
age she was entitled to the property.
But dispute arose. Her father, who
had the use of the farm during her
minority, claimed that she was only
nineteen. There was no birth certifi-
cate to prove her age But, happily,
a neighbor remembered that a valu-
able COW belonging to the grandfath-
er, had given birth to a calf on the
same day that the girl was born. The
birth of the calf had been duly re-
corded, and, this evidence being &C
copied by the court, the young woman
obtained possession of her farm
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21
FOREST LANDS ARE
PUT TO MANY USES.

Almost every conceivable use to
which land may be put is represented
in the permits reported by the Forest
Service for special projects on the
National forests. Some of the uses
shown range, alphabetically, from
apiary through brickyard, cannery,
cemetery, church, cranberry marsh,
fox range, marine railway, rife range
and turpentine still, to wharf and
whaling station.
There are $4,000 permits in force
for such special uses, which are dis
tributed geographically from Alaska
to the Mexican line, and east to Flor
ida This figure does not include any
of the $4,000 permits in force for
grazing cattle and S;Icep on the for
ests; nor the 5000 transactions for
the sale Of timber, and the more than
80, 600 permits issued last year for the
free use of timber by settlers, miners
and others in developing their home
steads and claims; nor the nearly 800
permits for water power development.
California led all the National for
est States in the number of these
special use permits, followed by Ari-
IONA, Colorado, Montana and New
Mexico in the order named. The
largest single class of permits was
for special pastures, or corrals, to be
used for lambing gounds, shearing
pens, and the like Next came
rights of way for conduits, bitches
and fumes, practically all of these be-
ing free. Various agricultural permits
come third, telephone lines fourth
with more than thousand permits
! for $500 miles of line, and drift fen
ces for the control of grazing animals,
| fifth. In both of these latter classes,
| too, practically all of the permits
were issued for the occupation Of
more than 100, 900 acres come sixth.
| The rest of the uses are not classified
though there are a large number of
aparies, camps, summer hotels and
schools. The use of the governments
lands for schools is given free; for
hotels charge is made.
| The principle which governs the
charge is based, according to the for
est service, on whether or not the use
of the land is sought by the permit
tee for a commercial purpose. If it
is the intent of the user to make mon
ey from a resource which belongs to
the whole people, the service holds
that he should give a reasonable re-
turn for that use. If, on the other
ether hand, farmers want to use gov
eminent land for their own telephone
lines, irrigation works and schools,
the government gives them that use
without cost.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21

The Viceroy of India has just COM
pleted a tour through the various dis
tricts of the Empire, concluding with
visit to Calcutta. No functions were
held in the city itself, and even the
university convocation was held at
the Government House. No crowds
were permitted to congregate in the
streets on the route followed by the
Viceregal procession, and the thor
oughfares were heavily guarded by
police and soldiers.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21

cancelled and money refunded to our
patrons. 1t occurred at the time
when the show had started, very
much to our sorrow. We wish to as
sure the citizens of Paris that in the
future if Keith Vaudeville appears
here we will have a guarantee that all
the acts will go On and be put on as
best they can.
COLONIAL AMUSEMENT co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21

The largest telescope in the world
is to be put into position in Ottawa.
1t will weigh fifty tons, will contain
seventy-two-inch lens and will be
large enough for an automobile to
drive through it's tube.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21
Buster B.
Dark Bay Horse, Weight 100.
Sired by Imported Glitter 5SS03.
Dam by Imported Queen 41490.
$1,000 TO INSURE.

BUSTER B. is a coming four-year-
old and a young stallion of marked
size and condition He is the kind
that will appeal to your fancy and you
will make no mistake in breeding to
him.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21

In the home of Andrew Jackson, of
Fairfield, Mo-, there is clock that is
more than $50 years old, which tells
the phases of the moon as we'll as the
days of the month.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21

Mistletoe thriveS on the Western
coasts TO an extent not approached in
the East. In many places this para
site growth is responsible, directly
or indirectly, for a considerable loss
of timber
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21

Recent high-speed wireless tests in
England resulted in sending las words
a minute.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21
FOUND CURE FOR RHEUMATISM

Il suffered with rheumatism for two
years and could not get my right
hand to my mouth for that length of
time" writes Lee L. Chapman, Ma
pleton, Iowa. 81 suffered terrible pain
so could not sleep or lie still at
night. Five years ago / began using
Chamberlains Liniment and in two
months / was well and have not suf-
fered with rheumatism since" For
-ka1e by all dealers.
(ApriD (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21

Turkey demands a registration fee
Of S22 from physicians.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21

More than 100000 gallons of gas
oline were produced from natural gas
in the United States last year.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21
The Above Horses Will Make til


responsibility
STERLING HINksON Kentucky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-21
Woodland Stock Farm
Headquarters For Draft Horses
Burley
Black Percheron; Weight 1869.
$1,000 TO INSURE.

hurley is a splendid specimen Of
the draft horse and his get, have
proved to be of the very best. There
is steadily growing demand for the
class of horses produced by Burley,
both upon the farm and in the cities.
They can stand more work than the
average horse. He is years old, a
beautiful black, we'll formed, and Of
the class that catches the eye. In Sc
lecting horse to breed to pick one
whose produce commands the best
price.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Gitrse Standardization.

@enernl 9l0ilttont Wlodlin mo6te
gcitern Die folgenoen 9ef0rOerungen
befannt: Sergednt @enrp g. Ro6b,
ais Gunrtiermeiiter Oes A. 9ieginen.
tes nit Dem Olnnge zines 5lueiten 2i-
cittenorts, 5meiter Sieltenont Som-
ar0 g8. &nlniion, bon Ser I Gonlpn9-
ME Oes 9iten 9lrtiIlerie RegilnentS
ais eriter 2ieutennnt inn 5. gfutional.
@oroe Hegiment; eriter lieutenant
G6omus ". 9ritlOige ais Gnpit1n
I'M 3. &egiment.
gei oen9anfett ser 9(lnmneusGer-
qinigung 0es WlarDlono Snitituts,
mcIdcs n1hiten Tienitog i'm nGitu
Gus Itattiinoet, miro Or. @ubner
BON ser SSobnS SopfinS -llniOeriitdt
ii6er Oic Oennd6it ms Sebcn trctcn-
Sc nelie Eehnologie SduIe oes leB-
tcrcu Snititiits ipre1cn
Ser r&anilton @eridOnerrngS-
Vcrcin, ionic sic Somilton ireipil-
liQe ,yeuerme6r Gompognie perOen
oemndd)lt Sic Gouutp GcnrnliIidre
criuden, Oo5u 81 ie1en Dab benerc
0eueribub Gorfe6rungen getroTTen
ino beiiere glpporotc an9elhoTTt per-
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Nllnsfcnb6Qe.

Inter Sen Gereinen nelde 0iele
g8ode N}osfqn6GQe ob6olten itebt
Scr ,Gernlotio MGnnercbor" on er.
tier Stelc; Ser 9oa fin0et morgcn
gl6eno IN ser Saue Oes @ereins an
ser S&orO 6omarOiiraBe Itatt Gds
CONCERT 6eginnt i1on I'M 730 unO
bic Temosfirung finOet I'M 1890
nit ser Ereisocrtbeilltng i6ren gl6-
i6hlB.
Cen ud6iten groBen Niosfenball
peronltoltet ser nIbolio -sOl6nner-
dor" am Gienitag 9lbeno in Sa5a-
3er's Soae, 0lr. I'll, @eit 6ranfliil-
StroBe. Die Gin5elbilete foiten %
Gents.
Gin groBeS 6oldingsicit ai6t Scr
,Teuti1 llngoriibc 2ieoerfran5"
NIT Gomcnpereiu onI Wlontag sen
90. Tebruor, in Seder's SoQc oui
Scout Yoint, unO mer ii1 omiiiiren
miQ, ioute uiGt Oerie6len BORT an ic-
lem 9lbenoe 6in5ugeben.
Sin pciterer WlaSfcu6oQ pirO am
9ienitog oen "a 6ebruor bonn uDc
SlO Steil Gonclaoe" in 2e6monn'S
SaQe berauitoltet, uo6ei fir Oomen
bii6idc 9lnoenfcn an Oas 6eit Der
t6eilt lpcr0en
Siibide %rciie fir Giu5cImastcu
uno @rnppenprciie iiao bel oIleu Die
len MastenbdIlen olls9eiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
NSuSerne s5eirath.


Ter 9rautmarib aus 2obergriu lit
oerfllngen,
Ger groBe Gbor bat Gbordle aeiun-
gen,
Ger @iarrer bat feline Spriibe err
3Gblt:
0as junge Faur lit gliidIi6 Der-
mdbIt.
Ger SnteI reibt ii6 Oie Sanoe
,9l9 nie,
9Sit ous bod cine quite Eartie,~
limo Die altqn Tanteu uibt 3lt per.
geiien,
6reu'n iidj bereits auf oas Sob3eits-
ellen
llnO Ser @atte i'm aopie rednet, oh
Cie Nlitgift be3abIt lit, reelI lno nad)
grau6.
Die @ottin oogegen, iie iiibIt iid
iAon,
Gem bon ieet ab beiBt iie ia ~5rall
Baron"
9Ilr, Dab oermGbIt iic nit eiHenl
Wal,
Sit allen beioen O0aig cgal.-
llno oas @an5c nenut naH-eS 1T
ein 6obn--
Gin ib0ne, beiligc Snltitlttionl
q. s. & ~ b q G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
@eim Nanfett.

Senator 2aiurencc .. Sherman
BON Sainois mar geitern 9lben0 bel
Dem SSobresbanfett Der Baltimore
9ifc lluocrpritcrs 9liiociation" i'm
Sotel GmcrIon elmer Der Saltpt-&eo-
ner. Gr betontc, OaB eS lngcredt
mdrc, @criibeulngS-@ @r0nIien 5u be-
Itcitern. 9lnOcre &eoucr rparen Serr
Grneit s. Glarf, ser %rdliOent Der
Observation-Disclosures Der oSiie I'm
ocrmritcrs1, unO Gouoro 81 @ooOs
pom @ittsburg, Der Sicc'Nraiioent
Ser g(ationol @ercinigung. glls
EooItineiIter fuugirte Serr @ilion
II. Conner, ser aus oem glnte ibel-
oeuOe prdiioent Der ielt9ebenoen Or.
gniiiation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
(shcnnnr i'm Npipitnl. .

@err George QY. &illD, Elm Nechtss
ampolt pon Salisbury, WO., Iiegt i'm
Mcrcp-6oipital oarnieoer, ocsgIei-
ben ieine Gattiu in Oemielben Snlti-
tut. 9lm 6reitag fam Serr SiaD
naG Baltimore, Inn feline Srou 81
beindeu2 u2aDeI6e bereits mcbrere @o-
den in oerp pSoipitol oarnieoer lieat.
gluf gocm Mpge na6 Dem Soipital
itiir5te er alf oem@iie uuO uerItuu6te
iib bic re1te 8iiftc. @r puroe bon
Serrn Seth $. 9intbiclm mo auoc-
rcn StraBcu-8Saiianteu uo6 Dem 500
ipital gebradt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
92ptndi lnicber perhaftet.

Warion gl. Eotodi pom ylr 1886,
gaiterrt9lpgmc, Ser leBte @oAc per
boitG mlirDe, neil CT ais 2Ir5t profti-
5irtc, obne cine &iccn8 81 baben, mur-
Dc geitcrn SIbeuo Our6 Die 0eteftipS
aablerolgno Sorter pon Sicuem per
boftet neil cr in orei 6dlcu Meoi5in
oerfauit bate uno in 8pei 6daen
Eerionen 6e6dnoeltc. Sebte @obc
puroe er our1 9ii6ter Smit6 in Der
oitIiden Foli5eiitation Dem @eribts-
perfabren iiberloieien umo geeen Stel-
lung bon $3.50 9iir9i9aft oif frcieu
SUB geiebt. @r miro beilte Dem 9Rih.
ter Smith ipieoer porgefiibrt iperOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
NricffnNcn.

%. %. nSSn lucldcm Sabre wllr'
sc Sic g(nneftionSfro9e ocn gir9erll
nnterbrcitct lno pic Diclc Stimnen
uuroen aboegeben?~ II Die slbltun'
mlmg iiber Ocu glni6hlB oeS SInner
an Die Staot Baltimore fono am 10.
Nloi 1883 itott. SSm wcltli@en
SbeiIe itimmten 600 Oofiir uno 423
oagcgen. Snl n0rOliAcn Ibeile
itimmtcn 1912 Oafiir nno 1910 Ooge'
gen, umo I'M oitli6en Ebeilc (ein'
i6IieBliG SigblouOtown mo Gonton)
ihmmten 3l7 oafiir imo 1872 oage.
geu; iomit Iebnte oet lesterc Diitrift
ieincr Belt Ben gIuiDluB ob. Sest
mobucn notiirlidj lpeit mebr Stimm.
gebcr III ienem Diitriftr. imo oas @e.
iultat oiirfte gan5 eutiAieoen 5u
@uniten eines 9iniAluiies ausiaueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Git an temporGrer @eOGdtnih-
IdluGclc.

g8illiam 8. 8ropn bon N}ilioro,
Conn, Der all tempordrer @eod6t-
niBidwdhe lit lnb nidt einmal iei-
uen Namen ipuBte, ais er am 5reitae
ouf Dem llniou-8abnboie geflaoen
plwoc lit 9eitern Don Sderiff Sas.
8. Wiorris bon 9JiiIforO abgeboIt
porOcn. @ropn lit ein GIcrf DER
u9Ieu @nglono Steamibip Company"
in Jtciu=Sapcn, Gonn. 91a1Oem iei-
ne 6rcimoc bcnadridtigt lUoroeu ma-
rem ooB er ib bier in Baltimore be-
finoet ianOteu iie ben Sheriff naH
bier. Mie 8ropn na1 Baltimore ge-
fommen lit, lit ibm eir Hdtbiel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
SIus BEN 0eridJtSbUfen.


$4,000 Sale fomen felt gelteben oes
9olfsgerihts sur &erbanOIung.
@ebiibren I'M leBten Sabre be-
trugcn iibcr $4,000. - Gbepir-
rem geben 5u OieIen aIa9en 9In-
LAB.
Scit 8eiteben oes @blfSeeribtS
iulrocn, Sen @rfIdritngen Oes Ober,
Gouitablers Sames g8. 9erpis 5uiolge
25,OO0 Sale oerbanOelt. SnncrbaIb
bon 3pei Sobren pur0en $33,531.13
@ebiibren coacftirt.
9aS neue @eri9t bcidlieBt mr.
iiber Gontroft- lno Sdooencriab
Sale, sic Den 8etrog BON 500 nidt
uberiteiacn. 3lpiitigfeitcn 5piiAen
&ausei9entbiimern ino W1ictbern
f6uneu Oaielbit unabbdugig BON Der
S0be ocs in 6ragc fommenOen 8e-
TRACES, geIdrdtet merOen. Der
groBtc oieier Sale mar fir $4,000.
n9}od niGt lange Der" Iaate Serr
9emis, ,muroc cine &loge fiir 10 Gts.
S6a0enerIab eingereidt. Ger Be-
flogtc Bate einen S6ljiiiel pcrloren,
DeIien @ert6 olif 10 GentS augeiebt
muroe. Cine alage uur0e cingerei6t,
lmO foitete es Dem ald9er mebr ais
50, INN cinen 9febtipru1 81 erbalten.
Ole meiiten Sale foncn I'M Dtonat
Oftober leBtcn SabreS 5iir &erbono-
llng, fir mclGe @ebii6rcn IN oer
S0bc BON $3559.34 erboben puroeu.
@om sunni 1912 bis 5nm Ge5embcr
oeIlelben SSa6rcs betru9en Die @iu-
nabncn $5269.03, ndbreno Die les-
ten 5a6rcs ith aui $26,O3O.0i belize
fen.
&lageu in 6iille.
6iinf peri6ie0ene &lagen puroen
in bieiigen @eri9ten in Ter6inoung
nit oeu Gbewirreu ocS G0waro $.
g9ooolono bon 9lr. 1i6, 0it 20. Str,
un0 ieincr Satin Gpa lR. g9ooo-
lano, pcl6c in gtr T, Sit-Gamoen-
Str, elm Speiiebous betreibt einge
reihi.
Die lcbtc Gntpidlng in Scr g9ooO-
lano'i6en glffaire fam geitern Wlor-,
gen. ais Srall @ooolanO cine $2O,-
600 Sdaocneriasfla9e gegen ibren
@otten ln0 cine iolbe gegen oellen
@ater, Soniuel $. @ooolonO, in Der
S6bc bon $4,000. im Common
| %leas- -@eri6t ciurei6tc Dor etlis
den Gagcn reidte Goworo @ooo.
lono I'M @rcisgeribt yir. ? cine @bc.
i6eioungsflage ein, in pelher er
Ieine 1Srou DER lIntrclc bc5idtigt
Gur8 uo6bcr pcrflagte er Charles s.
@eber, mel6en CT beibulOigt, ibm
ieine @attin abIpenitig gemadt 81
baben $4,000 perlaagt CT ais
Sbaoeperiab.
,Srou MooOlono 6e6oiiptet in ibrer
alaaei6riit, ooB ibr @atte glaes auf-
bietc, ibrc Ginocn bon Oem bon ibr
gefii6rten Speiiebous fern 5i 6oltcn,
lno ooB er iic fdlidlih Der c6cliden
| ll1trcuc beIhul0iat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

lno oerIu6en, Die 9Inoerion'iHe Bill
toOt 5u MAIDEN. Die @ermeiiung
Ser 9oi na6 Dem Saman'iden @e-
iebe bat Dem Staate bisber $3.50, 900
gefoitet, unO oieies @eIo pGre meg
getporfen menn oas Seieb tpioerrlI-
len miirne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
n9ie g3erait q st.

NJ = y u y !.
Gas 6ebriiarbeft bon Eaul @el-
Icr'S ugergItooi~ (9reslou 1. @ilb.
@oitl. aqru Er. pierteIi, $50 W|orf.
ein3cIne &eite @orD lit Scr ga.
i6inqS5eit crtiprehcnO ouf eircn bel.
teren Eou geitinmt lno giebt 0em
Sumor uu0 Der Satire @eleaeubeit
5u ouSgie6i9er GntfoItlmg y2duaS
ser 9lipiero~ iiibyt uns o. u. Gber-
leiu in ieiner reid ilrlltrirtcu fei-
icInO geihriebcueu Shiloerlng, Die
oicb cine iarbigc itinmnsSOoIlc
9eihrei6lng oeS GreibeaS in, Wlonte
Carlo uno ocs GarnepaIs in 9ii53o
bringt. Eoul Seller bietet in Dem
TioIeftitiid ngergfrodj" cine glan.
3enoe Yrobe ieines f0itIihtn Su.
mors. Die @rctesfp lit ourd 9fifat
@o3Oopic @oido'S 9eitrag uSlrmer
oSorous~ pertreten Sic Iuiiige ca
tire ourdb g. @eng's @oriier Si55c
Ger neue Serr @liniitcr~, Shrong.
bamer'S 0iolog a0os neue 9ud~
mo Gr, BON 9iilops @lauOerei oet.
moS bonn @eiucben.~ @on olten tSoit-
nad)tSbrGuhen unO 9ieoe@u er3oblt
sic 9l6tbeililud ugliis @roBpotcrS
@iidericbronf" un0 ouh I'M oSofal.
ol5eiqer~ treibt Ser ndrriihe @eiit
Der GornebalS5eit iein barmloS iiberi
niitbigeS @eie1. @on Sen ii6rigel
9eiirdqen icien 6eroorgrboben ogIi
ienbein uno ieinc Ycnr6eitimg~ uor
o. 2. llrft Der g8ieucr Silbohet
tilt Gr Ntto gobler4 bon 90. &oDef
beioe nit 5oblreiden @iloern Qe
| idnliidt, ole beiteren uno eruiten Sc
oibte bon n. &icB, @berleiu Scr
Seller H. a., 6 %. Nanlanrs fritz
| ide Nunoidol o9lS Der Gr316ledc
Seds ih0ne. neilt farbige 9unitbci
logen 5icrcA ooS reihbaltiqe @eft
9loh elmer Slnfiinoieunq Plus Oel
/ NatbSf1n3lei" miro oic v@erqlt1ot'
inn einem 6Guiig ge1uBertcn @in
ide jablreiher 2eier Su entipretben
pom @ddr5 an in ie0cr 9hlnmer eiuG
@htifbeilagc cui6olten
@dnGle un0 0obucn.
@eroOe al9enblidlicb, 100 in Ser
Iomnlluugen uno Der SEreiic Die Sra
&c oes W}tteaonofonols. 5. 3. oil
notbmenOige @erlGngerlng oes l. B
Bis SanuoUer bepilligten &anals
iiber Sannoper binuuS bis 5lr Glbe
lpieoer IN Sen @orocrgruno Oes Sn
ieyelies gcriidt III. miro elm sIlIilat
| bon Or &ihorO Sennig in elncl
/ 3eitihrift u@eltperfebr uno @clt
! pirtbihuft~ Se3enber Nimmcr CS
4octel @erIna, @. H. B $. Der
! lin @lmerSoori) Sic beioen @o'
ierideioen Der eiiropdiid)cn @innen-
itiffabrt" bon rSnterelie ieiit inocnl
bier an Ser &ano Scr &ortc sic cigeil
t6iinlidc Ebotiode ge5cigt mirO oof
Sic europdiihe @innen. ShiiIaDri
trob Der uiclel &ouolhiteme Onrd
5wei transcontiuentole @oiieriHei
oen pollfonnen in iih getrenni
miro, 10 Dab eS imm0glid it, uou
eiuem oieicr orci 5tromipiicmc ~
OaS ouoere 81 9elou9cu obrc 0iC
oifenc See belo6rcu 81 niiiicn 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

Ben Ser Staateu, no gan5 6eiouoere
@erbdltniiie uorliegen iih StaoiS
bobn uno %riuat6abnen i'm allgenei-
nen @eltperfebr Die @oge bdlten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

08es0dlb iolliet Sbr nit 6em I6redIimen Sin.
oernB etnes Srnd)es bur6S &eben ae6en2 QSes'
halb iib mil inbeQuemeu ullo ultluiriiamen
Nrnbbdnoern Qlidleu, Die beiien Sails nur g(u5s
blismttel iiHo2 QSesbalb iicb 70 piele 8ereniiy
gen neridger, neil bic gertngiie ir1Iitae Pins
itrenaung bus 9rudbaHo bcridleben mag uno
70 Den Brlb aus Der Gage briugts
griragt oie5 nidt ldHaer. S6reibt nac sea-
piidH Sollings unaemcn intrelinHtem UucD
uHo ieineM ltelcn Ncilmiticl, Dn5 cr 70 arobs
aeliiien bat. 0oitet Gun feineu Sent. leat SUD
ieHe 8erpili6nnacu ant Gdueioet einia1 ben
naDiie6enoen Moipon aus no ihidt ibn. mo
Sbr er9dltet Bud uno Seilmittel folieu' uno
pbrtoirei.
S6iebt e3 nidht ouf Sober Gaa. ben Sbr 49,
cert, Ut cu Ing Der 9lnnebmlidieit tno oeS
@liides berloren. Sdlidt 1ente ben &oupoH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
BrlaGlJ sn
3unIP nEbEtlt
atIter eeefupitan 6eiIte iidj iel6it Ourd
einfades @littel, int @crci6e eiues
jcSeu eciOeuSen.
eelH Seilmittel uuo nrohes intereiiantes gHh
fret an allc 9eibenocn berIanot

ggenn Slnpiidn Ceilings flo ieIbt bon einem
ooppelien Nrud beilen ionute, Der ibn iahre
lang ans 8eii gelellelt bate, ourt Elm eilIas
6es Wdttel teiner elnenen @rfinoun9 neSbats
ionnt Sbr nibt oasielbe alididte Genliai err
5ielen lpenn Sbr tut mas er tat. S6r ioHni Mot
niel i1limmer, penn iibcrbaitpt TO l1'tmm 0ran
lelIt ais oiele' aie SeeiQbrer es mar, oeuH
iein @ru6bdn bermobte ieiuen 9run 8U Ddls
ten. @oitoren iagten i6m er milf operiri ners
ben ooer iterben glber ooh BELLE er iid lebt
uHo ieH eroBes ireies Su1 er5dDlt pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

GreHplar ser NSro6cbonOe 5lI beitel.
len bic 5--6 gSummeru eutbolten
mo obue %orto mr. 50 Big foiteu.
@em feline gu6buuolrng erreihbar
it, lit ser 9erlog 9erne bercit, gegel
Ginieu0uug pom go @ig Elm grent-
pIar Der @robebGuoe foiteuirei 81 lies
fern.
Suu6buh Ser &unitmiiien-
DAFT.
|om Sono6uf ser alnituiiien-
idaft i'm @erIag Ger gIfooenliiAcn
gerlags @eieaidoit, Berlin gleu.
babelsberg, pom @riuotOo5euten II.
=. 9iirger Dliindeu, 3uu Yreie
bon 118 Morf pro 9ieierltng berous-
gegeben, liegt oie If 2ipierHg Seft
6, Dor. Tos SanObnb Der &linihpii-
ienicbuft lit ein lluternebmen, oaS iet-
nesgleideH iuht uno Oem man mirf-
LID sic ueiteite @erbreitllng IN allen
flnitliebenoeu areiien miiniden
muB. Sn Der oorliegenoen Siefe.
rung miro gum eriien Nlole in elmer
&unitgeidbidte Elm umiaiienoerllebcr-
blid iiber Die bis6er piel 5u peni0 ge-
iddBte uno befonpte dItere 6aDeri-
ide rnO 0itreidiide lDic tproler Nla-
lerei gegebcn unO neben pielem ncu.
en- Nlaterial aud gum eriten@lole Oie
neu entOedten bodwibtigcn Sresfer
in @ornii6 nebit Dem reiden Nli.
nioturenldoB ser gibliotbefeu in
@ien llH0 Wliin1en Ii. l. ~. gebrodt.
Nlon lebt Oie 9roBen Erodt -@ooi-
ces neben BEN berben unO uriuii6iis
gen polfstbiimli6eu Suuitrotioncn,
iiebt pie aus oen 5artcn Heiten ser
1ltereH ariltofrotihen @ultur Oas
Oerbe reooliItiondre 9iirgertbuu Der
3lmit ieinen itorfcn @eiit olfnGtbigt.
Wlit llmiitt lmO @eiHif luciB ser
&erialer, obnc iicb Inn bic lonOlGufi-
gen &ertbun9sbegriffe 81 fiiuimcrn,
cine pocfenoe Gboroftcriitit oieier in
beiAeioencn @emauOe oiitreteuOcn
&unitmeilc 81 geben iulO er6ifuen
iid lns oabei guu5 ucue ShlsbIide
fur Ole 4lluitfritif iiberboupt. 9liAt
peniger ais 49 9IbbiIOungcn idmii-
den aIlcin Dies Seft.