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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

G6icogo. ST. "a. 0tto6er. -
SSn Scr Srtidait 3ion.Git0. ST.,
greifen Die @lattcrn epi0cmii6 Inn
ii@ Gie oan5e Grti1oit lit inter
0uarantdne geitellt. 0ie Ginmobner-
ihait peigert iib 9artuddyg. ii6 inn
pien 8u laiieu ipeil oieS i6ren religi0-
len Sabimgen 3iGuioerlduit, imo
Dem Staat lit feii legitimes @dttel
in oic &ano gege6em 0ie Smpfug
inter 3mang 3i Doll5ie5en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

gic g9ai0cl6iloer &oritellmgen it
..gllbauobs G6eater~ famen deltern
ql6euo sum glbiHliB. Ger @eiudl
mar uicoerlnn ie6r giit 81 Der gladl'
mittoqS.@oriieliHg warei bic aiuocs
ous ocm ocutiheu @aiicnDune no
oie N}aanidaiieu Der 6eioen i'm Die.
iiacn Soieu liegenoeu Ianiplcr
,9lbcn" ino .gicdar" alS @0rcns
gdiie ciigelaoeu Sn Der 9loenos&orf
fcltng beit 6err llHger cine g6dllt
potfioiiine slniprahc, welde nit
1roBen Seiiaae mifgcnomnlcn muroe
Bon bier ae6t 0ie @eie1Idaft liad
9lcaona. ga, ood miro mogliher
@eiie niorgen bier nod cine &orliel
lung aeaebeL menh Elm palicnoeS SO.
fal acflnioen mer0cn fann oa oas
Sbeatcr fit 1lcIltaa anoerpcitig pes
lqat III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
llnialle 0es saees.

Stiir5te pom eiHcm 8erillt
,Sn triiiihem 3itiianoe 6ciin0ct lid
ser 80 $abre olte Caniel A1iller bon
9'r 1Ol 9ioro @aDltraBe ion V'er
cD.0oipital. Eerielbe itiir5te geiiern
Nornliital ud1reno er cine Gcronoa
am Souie 9lr. "a, Cii Nlooiioniir
aniiri1, bon eiuem @eriiit uno 6rad
oos 9iiidgrat Ser @erungliidte tx
6ei So1i Sa85aro 9tr 9iS Sigbtltrv
6eidditigt
&om Niotorra0 blimni pers
lest
Ger i2 Sabre alte Seniil '0lullitirL
Ser 5o6lf poni Samuel 0MQitin BON
9tr 2S30. Clifton 2loenue Ser om
6reitog glbeno ais er an ser Gde
bon 4Hnoior 2loeme rn0 s. StraBe
lpiclte, Don eilen NlotorraO nieOer
aeramt ipuroe, lie9t ieBt inn Sobne-
man Soipital, 81 Dat @e0irner
icbiitterug $. y @am6rill BON
Ioreli 4art III ser ei9ent1iiuer 0cs
NiotorrooeS, melHes ben anobcn
trof @lei6 na4 Sem llriall wuroe
Ser ana6e nod sem Spred5mmer
oeS gr. g. 81. Iooos bon gar 3i0i
Clifton 2lueniic ae6radt uno ipdter
nod oem genaunten SoipitoI il6cr.
fii9rt
Greiin G0lliiion.
Sin Ma9en oes Sobn &alfer BON
DIR. 623 gecii 4anlberrDltraBe, col.
lioirte acitern NIT cinem &aaaol
Ser @aDitraBen 2iuic ali ocr Gde
bon Baltimore iu0 glrdiiroBe &ol
tcr. oeiien 5o6u Cstar uno Tauio
1malnDooo bon 9lr. 623. 9seit-1lnI
berrDiirube ipnr0en oonI @agcn auf
Sic SiroBe aeidleuocrt- @alfer er.
litt @erlcbuioen om 9iiiden lem
So6n am linten 9Irm ino Smally
woo0 au lintcn 9ein Sin @icro
I 'oeS s5u6riperfS tru9 Shnithuunoen
oopon. Ger StraBenba1n &oagou
itono inter ser 6ii6rung oeS Olotor
fii6rers gern0art 9iouoon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

0ic GeranliaItuua Sum 8clien pes
0eutiHcn SiilisfolDs, lpeldje am fon'
menocn Saiiiiaa ID per vN'ooia'
sale" an scr @en.6agette, StraBe
imtcr sen gluipi5ien per Batter imo
Gonoitor.lluon 9lr 67" lattlinoet,
miro ser SeiQu9Ocreiu4 ourd
Sen Gortrag meArerer 9bore perid)0s
uern Su per aeilriaen Sugliunoe
ia n9liiiiels Sale iibtcn pic San.
aer pie 2ie0er intier Der geItlua oeS
Iiri8cnten al Warolus Sii 2lbme.
ienbeli 0es &raijoentel So6n 9lcl,
bans fiibrte ii set @eidlaitSiibmg
@ire.fraiioent &iliiQD aronneDcr
oeH @uriib gllS Rroiofouni6rer nni.
8irte Setretar Gomaro 9au6olne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
an Aer sdhue6e.


Gos ShidiaI ser 5rou Gortuot
Eie @eidworeuen 5oaru ii6 ge.
tern 5t ipater 9I6enoItiuoc 5ur
9erat5ima 5uriid Eie gdr
i6eioiguug ocrlongt 6reiiprehrug
!. Ser .g(noctldsieu. ger' sinais,
mmaIt idiloert 6raii Gormon
ais fii9l 6eredncnoe 6rniI sic
oen @loro ausfii6rte.
NlinneoIo, q. o.. 81. 0ftober
lin 945 9lbeuos 5ogen lid Geuie sic
@eidmoreneu 5uriid Inn nod ben
Heoen ser @crtreter ser 9lnfloge ui0
Ser &ert6eioigino ii6er Oas Shidial
BON Srau 5lorence Gonflin Gormon
5ii cniihcioen
Nie6r ais 312 Shtnoen beIeuhtete
sSo6n s Sra1om Scr erite 9iedtsan,
palt Der 9Ngefldgteu, Die ein5elnen
@mtte Ser 9lnflagc. st fritiiirtc
i4ori sen Tiitriits 9lniuolt no iuh-
te SIT 6emciieH oaB niAt ieine alieu-
tim ionoeru elm Nlonu 6rQi 8aiIeD
eri4oB Gr idloB icine Sleoe init Der
9itte ali oie @eihmoreneu 6ralt
Coleman i5rer 8amilie mieOer5uge.
BEN
Giitrifis.9lupolt Smith idiIoertc
oogegeu Srdil Gorhau ais cine fii9l
hcrebncnoc 6raL sic nit Gor6eoadlt
oils Giferin6t sen @}oro ousiii6rtc
Gr lc9te groBen @ert6 oif oie 9lus-
ia6cn Ser glc9crin Gelia Coleman
mo Gorrcas uno ertldrte, oaB oie
9}egcrin luir ais 0liileio 5ir g(nge-
flaoien ipdtcr i6re belaiieuoeu slnS.
ioaen iUi0erriiien 6dtic-
g911reno Scr Giiiritts .9lnuolt ieis
ne acknowledgements oor6robte, blieb
sSroii Gnrmou a6iohlt rubig mo &C..
ioBt Gic @intcr6lie6enen BON 6rmi
@aileD morcn udbrcn0 bei0er Sit
iin9en I'M ejerihtsioale ouiueieno.
lidlter 8cl6u 0cgana 0c9en 3 ll1r
NIT ieiner 9leoe ST erfldrte sic I'm.
tcridie0e 5miidcn SooiibIaa ino
9loro, uno duBerte iid oes ldugerea
iiber oie 8emert6lng ser perld]ieoe.
nen 3ensenousiagen Ganod 3ogen
iic6 0ie @ciduorenen 5ur geratbnng
5uriid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

g9ie oer Setreiar 5 q Mnarloer
bon SEN u,Seoeraieo Gbarities~ berids
tei III Sic 3obl set @iiIfs6eoiiritigen
iii Sen lebicn ~ Monaipn aui 6748
6dntlieH aeaen 5i5S im aleiben
3ritralune 0ea @oria6res 0eiiieacn.
filr 0en llnter6alt 0ieier &eine iino
fiir oie nahiteu 9llonaie ninoeiiens
$4,000 erior0erlsb. iuelhe scr 5e.
freiar aern io balo pie noalih erDals
ten m5bie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
gsie In iuilocm gsciten.

Raubanioa aui enem StraBeubo1n
g9aaaon ser 9ouenaro. StroBeu
6a6nlinie. Der 5meite inner
6oib eincr @ohe. Der Son
ouftau aui mlmOer6ore @eiie
Dem 800 citrouuen.
Der 5paite Railbaniaa ia einew
Observation-Disclosures iuucr6al6 BON
elmer 29ohe ereiancte iib aeilerl
gIbeno tilr5 uor s ll6r an oenI Nnntt
an pelhen sic &oIano9lpeuuc nut
Dem G6orles- StroBen 9ouIeuar0 3u-
iommcntriiit Scr Rai6aniaa uir
oe BON eincm um6elaunten 9le0er altf
Clarence SuniOan BON 9sr. 3629 &e,
oar 9loenue. Ben @onoiftar einc9
StraBen6a6u @aggons Der 8oulc.
Uar0 Sinic, gemadt, un0 BOB Der
Gououiieur beite nod .nnl Se6cn it,
Dat en- nur einem @inoel llnllieiae-
9ilete itn0 ieiner ll6r 3u peroanten,
iuiofern cine 9le0olueriageL wel6e
ser 9lcger abfeucrte. in Der ll6r iiedet
6lie6 na1oem iie oie @iaete ourn
6obrt batte-
1oIort nad 0eu &allbanIall miroe
sic 8oldno Forf @oli5eiiiation be-.
uQbridiigt, luo BON oort aus muroe
Gin General gIlarm nod allen &olis
5eiitotionen Der Staot erloiien Sc.
Der @oli3iit I'M GouutD uno IN Ger
1taot mar aeitern 9la6t oui oeH
glusgud na6 oeni etipa % Sobre all
ten 9leaer
Scr gieacr 6eitieg Den gSoagoii am
llniberliiD sEartma0 iin0 6enobm lih
nod glugo6c ocs gonOutteirs aleid
etipaS iouoerbor lmo auffGaig 9ei
set Rolono glbeua ongelouet Der.
lonete er abiteigen 8i Oiirien slls
ser g8aegon onnu qn6ieIt iuo ser
gleoer abiiiea, rib er 6eim gl6itcigeu
oos Erollcp ob iino olS ser @onoufs
teur oiif ibn autouL rief er oeniels
ben 8u @e6en sic mir Sbr @elo. ="
Ser Gou0utteur, ipelMer nint inn
Gntiernieiten onral oatte, ooB Der
9ieger emit meinte, ipeigcrte iid oent
Icrlongen all entIpreAen. Sn Der
ndhiten Sefnh0e 6raMte Der Neger
einen 9leboluer onu goridjeiu iino
cab Seuer. Ct bate eut ge3ielt,
oenn sic anoel trof sen Gonouitclir
geraoe in Der Ser5ge8en0, pie ieood)
bereits erlpdbnt muroe er ourb Ole
llmiteigebilette uno ieinc llbr aerct
let. Gbe er iid3 BON ieinem Sbreden
erholen tonnte, batte scr 9leger Die
Sludt in oer 9iihhnig Der Stoot er.
0riiien
Scr Gonoutteur mar Inn Stanoe,
1cr &oIi8ei cine 8iemlih suite 9es
iHrci6nnq oes &dubers 0u ge6eu.
S,m aoiHc oes 9(baioSa muroet Dret
9teaer per6oftei ieoo9 wieoer auf
freien 6uB eeiest ga le elm sllibt
uodweiien fonilten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

9eioc 60ldeg u Nlonate ununterbro'
hcp in 1ibnng. Gin @cniite
5iullnteriuduns ser So@loae in
Oeu @anmpollitoaten crnonut.
S9oibington "A. Gfto6cr
Ser 3d. eon6reB Dertaate Die 5meite
5eiiion beIte 9la5nlittaa 5lpiiden 3
mo llbr nadOen1 6eioe pouler no.
6e3u 10 Nlonate munterbrodeu leit
ser sSndngrdtion oes &rdiioenten
geooorop g9ilion nuo Sic &eriuhe,
sen 9mlnlpoQ @iIan5ern gIbbiIlie
Ill gep16reu icbl9eihla9el maren.
Ole lSii6rcr 0er 9epealing itimmten
elmer Gcrtaanng ober MIR inter pen
Qc0ingunaen SIT Dab sic 9anmmoll
@orla9e oas @e1eredt boben lolL
meim ser 6on9reb am z glopeWber
luic0er 3nianmentritt. 0lir un0cs
i16r so Nlitolieoer paren IN i9ren
Siben i'm llilterbauie mo pctiger
ais Elm Gnorum inn Senate IN ben
Siben, ais sic Gertagung ongctiin,
oigt mnr0e Spreher @larf lprod
0en 2lngeGoriaeu allcr Eorteien Inn
ltnterbauie iciucu Can't iiir pas -er.
uiciene Gntgeaentomnen mobrene
Ser 9rbete1t aus. 9llS 3iir llnteru.
dllug ser Somlaga Ia 0en Somm.
poQitooten ernomie 5prehcr Glort
Sic iolgcuoeu Scrren 0loun 2ultin
Senro gcoer, Scilib 9ea bon @eor'
sic mo Sanqleg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

SOON 9ennct BON 9lr6i9, 9ieniin9,
ton gIpenuc, 6eridtetc aeiiern gl6eno
ser &oli5ei oes uittleren Giltriites,
ooB ibm geiterH 9Ibeno p0brcno er
IN elmer @irtsdoit an ser @o9. mo
6routiiraBe itou0, bon einem IA
iheu0icbc So aeiio6len mir0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Serr NiAialH s.. gSaIlace 4d
Sabre oli pou 9Ir. 200S, @oug6itrv
ser ict eiueni Sabre an Scr 9riabt
iWrn 9iicrcntrautbeit litt, wuroc gc,
iiern 9ladjmitio8 ali Der Gde Der
4anf mo &olfe.Strobc belpnBilos
aui0eiinoen. 0r mur0e nit Der PM,
bulau8 oes 6iiliben Giitrifts nad
0en St Soiepbs.Soipital 9ebradt
ipo Ct Don Or. StelUart fir toot er.
fl1rt piir0e. Ger Seidnam mroc
dlSoann na1 oer Nlorgue gebraht,
ipo 6clte Dlprgeu Goroner Soucs cine
llntcriudlun9 Dornebmcli miro Ser
@eritor6eue 6inierIdbt feline gSittme,
Srau s0t. @ollace, mo etuen So6n
im0 cine Eodtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
gsafc 9Iahsr

gseIfc 8ldtter
09if tits ais mir IS Sommer5eit
glls moat' Ser iiol5e gealo MIDI grli.
God iooes6leid III tx iebon oein
alei6.
Wlandy meIles Al1f i1at mir 5il
5iiBelI
gdou oro6t Ser SerbHmlt 9llgewoIt
@ereiuiamt iiHo oie id96Neu 'iaoe;
Iic IeBten NIunen iierDen balo,
Ser falte 5rpit Dat feilie &llaoe
geo pohl 0u 6llulenrcihe 6lurl
Sin iiiBer Iroinn 5ie6i MN porllber,
9olo til oerpebt 0ie Iebte Spnr,
Gle Enge meroen ia ibon trii6er
aein irobcr @lang oriuot mebr Der'
nor,
9lu leiie5 8liiliern banacs Stlagen'
Gs III ser @hmeii Sierbebor,
Ios 0ebeu miro 80 @ra6 getragen.
2eb no6l oii iteiIe 6elieupanol
Iori idueiite idl IL lpeite 6erHe
ssd iriuute BON Sem idj6nea 2aao,
Silt 8pit iab iH 0ie Soifmmgslierne-
Ser @mmel ihienmir Gar nidt ipeit,
zo ieierlidl 500 nig' entaeaeH
0eb' mo0l, 0i ih0ue ghmen3eii,
Ger Serbiiiiirm lQucrt aui oeu @e-
9en
Gin titles Seer mal5t ii6 in's 15al,
Tie pelteu 9latter 5iQb'u 81 @rabe;
Qlcid I'll ser 9lbcuoiou1enlira9l
Gs iirbt oes 0orbiies lebte Sabe
gId. iIii6tia TIT al iroiic9 @liidl
$50 felt i0r oeat i6r iro6cu Ea8e2
8alo itirbt ser leBte 1plren6lid,
Sopie Dns @erj init ieiner Stlaoe
9Th cities &oiieu cities Nliibn
gas III oas aau5e Groenlebeul
Gle idi6nte 9lnine HuiB Derblii6'n
Ser ih0nlte Eratltn uHB ms ent
lHmeben.
9si6ts blei6t bon alt Der Sommereit,
Bon all Dem giebea aa penn @oiien5
4alo lieat bic ggelt io iert 70 nett
Sm 19ale ic6t mmId6 @rab idon
ofien
9lanA Ddltes 8latt fdQt oa BiueiD
@o iiiu tUie 0t Oh Dleuihen6er5el
Iu wouteil ia nod gliidlid leir
llu1 irei bon oeinem tieicn SHmer5e.
gil alauhteit oeiner 3ufunit Stern,
Gu moilteii irob iein lno aeiuaoen;
9laA biiiiau idoenlI Snmner fern,
Ias @ra6 oeat eaSer5ensmunoen.
llno pent 0ieMlumen pieoer bllibn
8cun 0riimnHfalittanie 6ellen rageu,
|u iiebii nidt me1r oer @erge
AlhR
1ie Erohtl Abfo 5t nid3t me6r idla.
aan
. zo gilkiaNalNlHE Dos Ialleuo 2au1t
Gs lllt io tots 5l merlea 6ilBcn;
Gann miro 5n 9iihe uno 3u Staub,
glls lpouten ihFd bie' Eooten 0riiBeu.
-, uidlt in ghale iAarrt mid elm
Niro mir oie lebtc Stml0e idlagenl
gort Dbeu i9a0 lhelH 9lubplab ieiu
$50 irei inO'toi5 BE 8elien raaen.
Iie 4erde iuaretr nciiie Suif
Gofi trdumid id 70 m1hhe Stuioa;
ggic oe0nte iid1 0ie alcnidenbrrit
Pulls iUdr 0as &liid uit mir im
&ua0c
NJ N S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25


@ouoernclr @olos6oron96, oer felt
GINGER 3eit iiber llnterleibsbeibper.
oen tla0tc wllrQe geitern gladmittog
III 2Innapolis operirt Gr lit ar
ainer @linooarm 6ni8iinouna. Dr.
@onaro u NeaD BON Baltimore ltno
Lr E0omas " @ullen nabnen Die
Gperation Dor iuo pllrocn odbei por
1r. 8 g9. Solosborouab, ocui @ri.
ocr pos &onuarnalWS nuierllilbt.
Ger Naiient bcinioct iib uab 0en
8aItern gIbeno anaacaebenen glaAriAs
ten perbdliuiBmdBia aut mo mon en-.
pariet oaB O. binnca peni9eA &os
den l0ieocr oollitdHoig 9ergclieat lein
luirc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

iuny 81 Beniel 6rl 9loiine mo Scr
iuoe Reniel SRI 9icg. 0ottes II. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Gos on0auern0 iuanltdnoi9e BE
troaen BON ilngen 2elten an Der
Goitern9lpcnue in Der gldbe bon
DcrlIencn SdltlerlL muroe geitern
gl6eaS ait gaiSbf 6oii Gdpf Sellers
0es oiiIiden Diinifts, encr9ii6 lm
ier6rohen. Ger @otrolwa8cn mar
Sen gou5cu glbeuo ie1r bei@oitiot
iuio ineeid6r 40 jungc Burden
lnuoeteu in oeu 3ellcn Der 0itliden
9oii5eiiioton. ginige ooDou mnroen
aegen Stelling BON $26.70 9lrgs
idoft iiir Gin beptc sOiorgen itottfin'
ocu0es &er0or cutlonci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

lono beiuuoen 6dtten. Sn a0uigs.
briid bei 9resoen iolen iidb oapon
1000 @efongene bciinoen Sic bon
400 Solooteu 6elpobt wer0eu Gr
Spring, ser @elegenbeit 5otte, nit
@ciaugenen pcri0nlid 3il
ipreden erfIdrt. 0u6 0ieie nit i9rer
9cbonolnua 0nrdpe9 3uIrieoen lpas
rev.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

QSofbingtoI "a. Gftober
Gos 9nremn fir inldnoiide Stcit.
ern bat feline 3eit perloreM Inn NIT
Ger 9etrei6ung Der neuen &riegS.
iicuern sit beeinnen. gln idmuttli.
dc Ginnebmer lit geitcrn qlbeno iols
genocs Telceroum gerihtet moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Grau NiarD 9rannan BON glr.
1911, 9liDeriioe-qloenue, iebte gcltern
bic 8oli5ei oes iioliaeu GiitriftS in
aemutniB 0aB ON 6reitag sl6euo
lore EoMter Ueriebentlid5 elm Eafel.
den Sirphuin idludte. Dr. Sarrp
0ei6el non 9ir. 1917 SanopcrliraBe,
ser i4uea ber6eigerlueu muroe, per-
aplaBte, Dab Srl 9rannan na1 Dem
@lorDldu0er llni0eriitdts.Soipital &c
bra6t mur0e. Seit l0ngerer 3eit
mar oie iinec Gome trdutlib imo
nabm peridieoeue Eobletten elm Gle
benpehielte oie Edielhen, ais lie am
lyreiiaa Qlbeno @lcoi5in einna6ni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

ndnpianagict illaeioer 8creHc Bidder
Mtanlenlniel eclelH gir 81 pQllaguiqno
nddgr licrcn" ,tddgg NclunQperflu uNCr
euiaig Aaarr @eeuld0iiT NaQefllnioH 9if
hI Nddor 2ameil 9ptcinr DNel 4icrciiL
WfrMnnA Npnclapc 9ir yu2 3 D. So
NftNfr Htiluqnctel" aNeullncr Mrcacf
NiNB cAlcn Nprelu bFs Ncii0cu Nre1cr
huunS Mil N0liiWQtcsNsbaf NfnnleNalit
MttgiH 44uinuln Mraitlgull llnlfrbena8 3ict
ciU Nc0rtCliaNrat 9r IN N1tNcte 9rllci
aNpelNil0u. tar0trs lliupA gir. 2ii"
fnll3I Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

ssh'otln 3iiidHoe Ser 5fau y SAL
Der, sic BON Dem 9ieacr @arter ae
i6oiien moroen Ut Bat ii6 gcllcrn
ehie &cridlimmerlng eingetellt- pic
@roieiioren Or. Somoto u aeIlv
lmo Or. Gbomber5 nabmcn cine
ior9idltiae llnteriuding Dor uno con
iiaiirten oaB Der liufe Slngcifliiael
cnt5iiuoet nno Ger 3nIano Der Ser..
lebtcn bo6li geidbrliher glatlr ili.I
Iie 2lcr3tc haben pie lireli9lic 9ln1c
fiir sic 9Snientiu algeor0net lmo leo.
mc0eL 4eMdl nNierlaat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

gfcW yorL 2I Nffo0er q 7Nr.
@m Spring irii6er ans 9ofon Ser
bier aui oen Gompier u9ieo @roB@
eintrai beridtet Dab ndt ocu amt
liMeu @erihten 0es oeutiden @ricgs,
0liniiieriumS iih om IS. September
$4,000 aricgsgeiangcne n gcutld
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
LINOTYPE INSPECTOR HERE.

Aft Sparling of Little Rock, travel
ing Inspector for the Mergenthaler
Linotype Company, was here today to
look over the Log Cabin Democrats
Model machine The linotype is
one of the most intricate and compli-
Gated pieces of mechanism ever in
vented, and in order that each ma
chine may be kept working up to its
best efficiency the manufacturers keep
a corps of experts on the road visiting
at regular intervals each machine sold
by them. Mr. Sparkling found the
linotype here, which is under the care
of Machinist-O Operator r. 7. Johnson
and has been in operation over four
Years, in the best of condition, and
stated that with the same care it viii
be giving equally good service 30
years from now,
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEADERS TO MEET

The Arkansas Sunday School Asso-
citation will meet at Russellville to-
morrow, and it is expected that
large number Of delegates will be in
attendance. The meeting will be in
charge of John l.. Alexander, inter
national superintendent of the sec
ondary division; Ezra j. Morgan,
chairman state executive committee
and H, E. Lufkin, general secretary
of the state association. Among those
from Conway who expect to attend
are R. H. Weems, Prof NJ J. Russell,
G. f. Owen and several others.
The program which has been pre-
pared for the occasion is an interest
ing one, and will appeal to all who en-
10y The work Of the Sunday school
The association IS an inter-denomina-
,ional one and il is hoped by those in
Charge that = large number from this
city win attend
The morning session will be taken
up with conferences, the afternoon
and night sessions being the most i'm.
portant
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
REMIND CANDIDATES
TO FILE THEIR PLEDGES
-EaTE COMMITTEE CALLS AT
IENTlON TO DEMOCRAT
PARTY RULES.

% is possible that some of the polit-
ieal andidates in this county and dis
trict may not get their names on the
ballot
This information is contained in
adN.aes received here from she Dem
5.Iatic State Central Committee.
Candidates for congressman, rail
road commissioners, chancellor, cir-
cult judge prosecuting attorney and
state senator have only until March
T. to file with the secretary Of the
State Central Committee, w. G. Hut
ton, 427 Southern Trust Building,
Little Rock, the pledge required by
the rules of the Democratic party of
Arkansas. Failure to sign and file
the pledge required means that the
name of the candidate cannot appear
lon the official ballot.
The pledge is as follows:
AS a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for the office of
.........,,...in the primary elec-
tion to be held March 25, 1914, here
by pledge myself to abide the result
Of the primary election and support
the nominee thereof and declare that
j am not and will not become a can
didate for any faction Independent,
or otherwise, either privately or pub
Hcly suggested, other than the regu-
Tar Democratic nominee. This the
,...--. day Of February, 1914.
tSipned
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10

Scholarship Endowment Fund, await
ing joint committee meeting with
the other fedora aeed clubs. Miss Gree
son was appointed to take the place
OF Miss Conger on the Arkansas day
program. The program for the after
noon was then rendered. Paper,
4r= W. B. Stark; symphony, four
hands, Brahms. Mrs. Cole and Miss
Greeson. Mrs. B. 7. Deal viii be the
hostess on February u, instead OF
Miss Laura iiarton, as appears in the
year book.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
AUDITOR TO MAKE
FIRST CALL APRIL rs
STATE DEBT S668,682.99
5HER1FFS TO BE ASKED FOR
PARTIAL SETTLEMENT ON
STATE GENERAL FUND.

Before iaav;no caos.av vos+ar3a,.
afternoon State Ambition, ! r eoff
.1aa ;afarnol tbo raa r.h;n noa,a
craft that Ire viii issue the first call
for partial settlements bv the sherifTs
OF The state on the state general fund
.oa April -. Auditor Cofman stated
,hat he would probably request the
collectors to paw in about 80 per cent
.of lheir total collections ON this fund
.u that date. and that this amount
"ll practically retire ali the out
standing state warrants.
ra.4 |ssffa.. IL ono of oa,.+;.,,ra, =.
tefasf in con,eav nc an If tba f,n5.
ea,. tba snnnort If rbo cta+o N-or,,al
coboai 4ao,a o,4 of tba oa,,or,l ,o,,a
nua fund and even, since last Anons+
it has been necessary for the members
of the faculty and all EMPLOYEES of
that Institution to discount their war.
rants ia order to draw cash on their
-atafies Local banks have been ear
rytug these warrants at discount
equivalent To eieht pe, eeat annual in
l-reat
Auditor Gahman has inaugulated
aeN custom in his e4iae and now is
sues daily a statement showing the
azace financial condition of the state.
At the close Of business Saturday,"
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
THESSING MOIN

Miss Christine Thessing, daugh-
ter of Mn and Mrs Theodore Thes-
sing, and Morris Moix were married
this morning at st, Joseph's Catholic
church p large number of friends Of
the young couple being present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Peter Zell, pastor of the
church, assisted by Rev. Fathers Haas
of Morrilton and Morris of Little
Rock.
Following the ceremony the bride
and groom repaired TO the home of
the brides parents, where recep-
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10

uon is being held in their honor. Mr..
and Mrs. Moix received quite num-
Der of wedding gifts, which attested
to their popularity.
Coincident to the marriage of their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Ihessing are today celebrating the
twenty-tifth anniversary of their
marriage.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
CIVIC CLUB TO MEET.

The department of social service of
the Conway School and Civic Club
will meet in regular session Friday
afternoon at the public school.
MRS. SAM HEILIGERS, Chairman.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
LADIES TO GIVE TEA.

The ladies' aid of the Presbyterian
church viii give Valentine tea at
the home of Mrs. T. NJ. Moore Mon
day, February 16. At 8 o'clock in the
afternoon a concert program will be
rendered. The hours from to IL D.
m. will be especially for the young
people. A large attendance is re-
uuested.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
HENDRIX BULLDOGS
WILL MEET MUTES

The Hendrix College basketball ag-
gregation will play its first game Of
the season on the Armory court to-
morrow afternoon at four o'c'ock,
when the Deaf Mute Institute Of Lit
tie Rock-the team which defeated
the State Normal outfit Saturday by
a 41-21 count-comes here for bout
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
CENTRAL TEACHER RESIGNS.

Miss Elizabeth Beach Yaw, one Of
the piano teachers in the Central Col
iege conservatory, has rendered her
resignation to President j. w. Conger
and returned to her home Dir. Con
ger states that the vacancy on the
faculty will be filled within few
days,
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
NEW NORMAL STUDENTS.

Four new students were enrolled at
the State Normal yesterday. Those
who entered were Virgil Lovett, f. O,
Bedell and Misses Bertie Murphy and
Ruby Redding,
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
ORPHEUS CLUB.

The 0rpheus Club met at the home
Of Mrs. B. l.. Harton ON January 20
No action was taken in regard to the
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-02-10
For The Next
10 Days

| will offer my stock of
Boys winter weight Knee
Pants at the following
prices: