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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-11
HOW LINCOLN AMUSED Ex-
PRESIDENT VAN BUREN,.

IN June, 1912, relates THE
Everyday Life of Abraham
Lincoln" ex-President Van
Buren, was journeying through
Illinois with company Of
friends. When near Springfield
they were delayed by bad roads
and were compelled to spend the
hight at Rochester. some miles
out. The accommodations at
this place were very poor, and
few Of the ex presidents Spring
field friends proposed to 60 out
to meet him and try to aid in en-
tertaining him. Knowing Lin
coins ability as talker and
story teller, they begged him to
go with them and aid in making
. their guest at the country inn
pass the evening as pleasantly
as possible. Lincoln, with his
usual good nature, went with
them and entertained the party
for hours with graphic descrip-
tons of western life. anecdotes
and witty stories. Judge Peck.
who was of the party and
warm friend of the eX-presdent.
says that Lincoln was at his best
and declares. II never passed a
. more joyous night" There was
Il constant succession of brilliant
anecdotes and funny stories, ac-
companied by loud laughter. in
which Van Buren, bore his full
share HE Also says the
Judge. gave us incidents and
anecdotes of Elisha Williams
and other leading members Of
the New York bar and going
back to the days Of Hamilton
and Burr. Altogether there was
right merry time, and Mr.. Van
Buren, said the only drawback
upon his enjoyment was that his
sides were sore from laughing at
Lincolu's stories for week
therea fter."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-11

The sinai! Avery engine handles
four iA-inLt pIows and every farm
pr ought to have one. Come in and
get prices at Warren Machine &
IRON Works Co. -..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-02-11

Jens Modem visited at J. Bergman's
Sunday evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

9cummooreiBg cngldlc ariegsdiiic limo onrH
0cdc llntereebooc ocittide GorpcOoboote mo ocll-
ihe pcli2utireBer oerndiet poroca berd)tet Die
Ncp 2)oricr 3cimg giuug)orf 6crolo", uuo 5ur eben
ct iiet Die 3eitimg ole 9e6auptmg alf OaB 9adrid1
iei iiber oc 3erii6ruug BON engdcn aregsiben alit
0tobtloicn Ssegc bon GathlanO angclongt Icen @cnn
Dus oer 1ull W luorun III Die NadrdJt Damn n]t alge
mcin bcfonnt acacbcu porocn2 Sot Die Genr Die bon
Maibmgion airs iibcr Die dj in Octiden 0dnocn bcrmo-
lide Sclenltenotione aliiaelegt moroen 1T ole Ser
breiilna Der God)rdt perbet2 9enu oaS Der Sal ien
ioc 0an tebt 0os ndjt i'm @intlonge init Der llngte
9cutraliids.9 9rofamaton oes NrdiiOcnen gSilion 90
iebr mir boien 0oB bic 9iodrdt BON Der crltorng ocr
SO cnQii6en arieaS6fie iid betdtigt ebenio ebr bo
fen mir oaf oic glnoeitng BON Der llnter0riidmN Der
Aadridt uidt ail geabrbcit bcrbt CoB a6er Oc gtod
rdi Der 3crit0ring Der 80 cgliidcn aricgSditte
nen Stempc Der &obrheii trogcn tol geb OorarS bcr
Dor 0aB gonoon icbr cinat qeluor0en lit un0 ole Gel
be Wcio6r ii6cr europa 6ernubchporeu bat. @cnn
Gnalano ider marc i'm 0erein nit 9hBIono no Sranf
reid i'm Sionoc 81 en Celttihono 81 ncrnhten, mir
Sc cs dt Sopou 5I Nc acrlicn bobelL oa cs porolls
ic6cn miBtc Dab cine ioldc Nanolina cincl llndwlma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

g'nHO Ocr 0mtid-9ImerifaHer mo SriidJSImerfancr.
1Sn brer lebten glus9obc ogt ole ,Srb @orlo" ::
Ginc llnon 5piiben Oen Deuiid Nmeritanern ulO Den
Sriid9mcritancrn wiirOc cine politde Nadt biloct
wclbe ocn pro.6ritiiden nrignautcn ucde Die 9}rec
ric &an3cl uiO Die JCOnertr6ine gcbraudt 5abcn nm
ibren 3wcd 81 iorocr oie Staugc 6oltcn fonnte Ger
gSbrub oes gcgcnwdrt9cn ciropddjcn 9rcgeS bat
81 einem gcuilicn @ra0e Oc Eldnc Der GnglanOrelnOc
aigeOedt Ger antiocItide Son Der Frciic bic idl n-
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arncritaniid]eu 6reulOc gc0iinct M
Cic 3eit lit ga iiir ein 3uionncnge6cn Der 0cltid)-
Nmcrilouer nit oen Srii6.9meritoncrn. Giemas 5u-
Dor warcn Die Gcld.9lmcriloncr 6creituiaiger &c
mciniane Sade nit Den Sriid.9mcrilonern 5u mddcit
Gegen cine i6ermit6ge WinortGt ueldc Die Ser Stoo
ten 81 eincn 9n6dngie @roB 9rtannien's maden
modtc Iicic W}inoritdt lit perantuortlid fir Die III.
ioncu Sigcn iber GctdlanO, ocu oeuiden auiicr Die
Ocutidbe grmec mo Ons Ocde Solf, Die lortmd5reno
in Ger omerifaniidcn @ree erdeillen.@
Oiec bon Der rSri6 gSorlO~ gciibrtc &ropagonoo
miro quite 6riidc tragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

slm IT, gluQmi Sronl Nroran. gir iol.
Aoro Nap 1i,aBc 20 20brc at.
Nm 1S. sinan Samcs g. Garter, NiertD
0oipiiu 81 sabre 0i
2lni no. gu9nii oannn1 ". Croe6n 9ir.
2S33. e. HonlS Sltnbc. as sabre ai
YIN 20. suali scBn xS Dcntcn, gir 1850.
EOOu 9rClnc. az ,Snbrc nli
Nlm 20. Nunnii Ticocri6 81 s. Snnjc, III.
1923. e. Wiali0uu Sirabc 67 Sabre ult
nm 49, 9llGnl Yinrn %. ycc, 9ir 22Oi,
SONcnon elpcnuc, so Sabre al.
sin 49, snanll Nlnmc IS. Jloicupein, Si.
,SnicpUe Nplplinl 80 Snhrc nlt
9lm no. guguii 0:iiabcib Shlilncr 9ir. 1905.
)Nucriioc'glOeniic S3 Subre nt
glm 10. ghnnii 0aibcrinc ". Ssinurn, gSal.
neli glnnrlmcnio. 90 Nnhrc nLl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
lSricEipn ZINC.



rqoro Baltimore" mo aAcn" u1r 1Nap
Qciis idouh uno eonniags pon yiQbi' nil3 ocn
ltnore Slldbc Sbone sSullcrrouie oilnlwu III
Ghclnpcufc nuo TcuipnrcSlninl. Nullesir,neiD
Neiicrtnn nno GbcNcr 80. alt 6up nslif
$t25 Siucic; JnnoiaOrl So. @hing pa
Hndinbri pcr InNt 0ocs Na9lDopi pDe'
~ & 81 g'nbH" $3.50. IS gap
Gpcs,altaic iiir cinen gsca. inr alil ,.,cdf
boot nan Y1ilapcpDia gitiN, 15e ~ Iuip
Scine noibcn Vincic. Scocu W'onl"S
tSrciiun inn gluNuil. ,,,,f N
Gicn Qecg 75c. Nincie 6um &etiq9nnl oii
qb.noclpbin. nnd Baltimore nur Anll'esu ic
9npbooicn 0ilfia nit stbidDrt Sotn' w.
Dem W}itipoD ulo 5rcitug i'm In0nli. ,,sdc
Nnbiboole iabren idglib, Gonnia9s9. .naic ni ~
nrnmcn. llbr giu,Dm. 2ir9Qlnns y ignifHellit
nieorigcn Haicn bei slbnuabs aW 'HHrGr4,
Gin edpc NinD, glSbnrn 9Sari. yong N5I,ilf'
9ciu gorl gubnlib. xroU UNI uorollden fprrcr
ten NlnDBech 75c. 6raNi 6n lllepe WhcI0p
Auicn nlS per ynbn orQepohmen nuo
ocrl S0rcloi fir NciieIhDrcr. o,,cuf.
Glarcnce Glriuer, ABe'"
'cSunii ,3Wie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
Nir hcltrn nnO helir6teitea

WaNerlasricn upn Baltimore ans
bcainnCu snmitnn, 70. SUM. ,.,ssn,
Die prantNcR Xurt EcpoNs nlo O't'''
0TinrNuucH. .., nf
Cjrnbaliipe Gcencre, GcDras Nnslul.,,1.stlu1
qrubcn l'riidch. yti0io ocln @DeQucDnlnn' ~
Ntcit0g ''Ntitcbirrr @drrptcr s2r9Qnc1ahlus Z nu
Sen Nicnlu0 &OnHcriNG un0 GuniliniA cnbs.
I lbr Iadnl. Su 6dule I'M tO.i5 A,r Av,r
JFimndls > Nprin. mo GaniliaQs 10 80 ssn.
9incic Juc WNiif. SulGciitt "
fSuuifS INC Slldc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

in oer oiientliden Menmg in ben Der Stootcu 6crbe
iii6rcn mroc llno Dab ole Sicgcsuodridlicu Der hui
len Siigcu inO bouc DER llmouo Dab Der G5or ocn
6iuneu uno Eolcn Scbiirrgcrung mo ocn Suocn
@eidbcrcdtgmrB ocripro@cu 6ot
Gic 6urdjt Dor GcutidlonO ml in England lno
9iuBlano grob icir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
y0cnn Napan Slianiidlan Gcfamc.


yo clncln &clllcr Slulicn ulr0 ms geCDricbell:
Ser @rlm0ob opaniider %olitit lit: vSlicn Den
9iatcn lnicr japaniid)er lSi6rlmg~ g9en es ben So
pancrn gclingt, nit OGtl6anO cine Der criten pcBcn
e5roBmdc6tc aus Nitocl we95nordngen 10 fonnt Der
gppciit bein GIic. Gcute bic Gctdcn, morgen Die
9neriloner ans 0en @bilippncn bcrnorgcn ole 6ron-
joicn aus 0internOicn, Damn Die SooaGn0er ans Me0cr
ldnoiid Snoicn lO idlcBlid Die Gn9GnOer aus Song
fong Smguporc un0 ,SnOien Dieledbt oub 9tiltra
lien. Gas %rcitgc oes meBcu Manncs in 9liien INIT
wcm bic @clbcn lm0eitrait 10 brutal porgcbcn oiiricn
Gumit miro Die Siderbeit iir Soucilte uno Odionore
perniuoert oOcr ga5 aigc6o6cn sir Die 9mcrituner
ole feinc frcgcrte 9iaon iinO, lit cs midtg, OoB oas
BON obn SaD ir Sitaien proflouire 5rin5ip BON DER
open DOOR on0 equal opportunity" gcDa0rt miro 9tur
inter oiceu 4ru5p blcibt G6ma Der groBie 9ort DER
Sutmit andD iiir glmerifo 5ugGngld 9So immcr bic
Sopancr iid cltgclett bo6en baben ne 0cn @an0e mo-
nopoiirt i0 boben Die an0eren &anOelSnationcn Der
Dr1ngt Der YoDcott ancritaniiber &onren in Gbino
i'm Sabre 1905 pegen Scr californiihc GnpanOcrmgs'
@eiebe mar Sopon ange5eitelt ln0 ge6irt worOen
5opau miro 9autihau nd)t al Gbina 5nriidgcbc ebcl
icpenig pc es Oornn 0enlt Bort grt6rr mo Die ii0'
tanoid)riide Yobn, Die eS pcrirogsmdBg in cnigen
Sa6rcn all China 3nrd5ngcben b0c, audi mlrtd) 5i-
rid5uac6cn Wdt Eort 9lrt6ur mo aaitidau. beioc
i!orf beicitigt miro lSopon Die 3u9dngc gum @ebcn
Niccr in Der Sono boben mo lit Onmt cOcr5cit in 0cr
Gage Die SooptiioOt G6nos BON Der gclt ab5uid)nci-
ocu Ole 9eicBung 9iouti6ol ort ole ,Sopaner mare
cir tcOrntrt6er 9dJrtt nt Oen gScoc, G5ina 5l cncn
%aiallenitaat SaponS 81 mabcn.~
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0ic ticfbIanc Gec.

sic pcit bic Wn hunb MnO 6lOeiaW ggn1en
srlurnun, 100 Wicilcn GQl5ualcr; oen rr be-
1n9; Scbcneyciler liir ilcnc lnloes ~ un1
llcbtc Sampler D0nnln Ullce" Sielllueo odnIe
eilud 10 llDr ylbcnos. yiacc 50f. ,,,te)
nm rs. Annl CAnmlS 4N Y. .1NV-l- Z,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
8. Csli,nhrth glnrfnrt.

IS iiarb am 20, gupnit 1914 IN ibrer 9eob-
mng. Ylr. 1855 @cits9orib.glucnnc, G 0li5a.
beth Nuriart. ga 1aNtc ait Qccblc Satin non
%inccni Qurlari Sic NccroiQuuQ finoo am
sumltaa, ga6miliago . llbr bon obiOcr gso9
NINA aus ani ocm Dgorainc 6rlcobolc" itnti.
(9luC22 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
0ietridl N6fer.

IS iinr0 am 2 sm8un 1914 0eiriM Softer,
IS S0hre alt. Gclicbicr Waiic bon Oiaglba No'
Tier. Nlc Sccroi0lma iMoci Sunnloa, Den 23.
sunni yiammliaQs llbr BON ciner 2Sob.
ocm r9onoou Bnrl'6rcobpic" aii.
(gtuQ22-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
/ % 600 GrntIdlr Binder ucrIdlIcuOcrt!

~ 900 GcntIdlr Binder ucrldllcMoert!
gerbciraigct Docr leoig, Wiam uocr 3ram, gIlt
uorr 3rng. Diicue &slt5prade. Scrlan9i liir
tcoinpi Or0ii5 Rroipclt.
Wcihrridafis.eUitem, fcclibeianntee uno an
crlnnnt bcfieS cnQiifbe5 GclbliunierribtsDetl
WcrlaHqt Orniiaprupcitr.
9plc WrtDt 10 Nnrgcr tet ScrrlutpteM Gtdos
ten? SrnNcn nE0 NltuoricH. Rrcis $l.OU
Yrcie 81 .0Q
cnenImtr epreameiisr, OordheIi6ess ssgei,
,dce Gcihliuntcrri6isWcrl YreiS SLID
qrcis 0bc
Geusih GnanIdrS nnb GnoIilm Srn;mles
Wdrternndl, n5er 400 Sciten, mil Anau1e per
guSiprdbc EreiS 6Vc
9as nmcEie b.utlhe al,berbAm Freis 20c.
NDdbnh. Gentluse. Brci9 3Vs.
Tcrncr Mnlfldmna Hnb NncbtlbnH1 olf le'
ben (5cblctc ono Quic Nli.Oet
MatolUQ, nit hbcr i2.OOO OerlDieoenen uh'
dlc-u am 9insu0bl gratis.
NefeunnQcu No Der 9craQ bet3nlnQcn
6bories Snlimencr Hnbliibm1 0ompane,
zoo 0alt 45. Ctr, Wcip'Uytl GIN.
(5eb2b 81 80 Ga---l
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Gpc5ial.Notis.

g8ir licfcrn an Grpaniiudon2,, bic Riciiics
nno Nustlngc Dcrunlinltcn ioltcitiie' @lndsrnp
uno einmmcrH liir 3udcrnadrcn
Scincs 2foriimcut pnu Ganocc " bnbl6cit
Sdndlcll 81 mdGpen Rreilen, Sicllcn ct'
ioblcucn Nidnn sum Sriteh oes Glndtuoe,
iUcin gepnnldbt.
So lohn' lid. bci ms oor8uipreden ooer
uncie.; 9pcntcn f0ininen uno ltb uncteA bluH
crilnrcn Sl lallcn
NlrQinln 1nrc GnnbD Co.,
4O6 GuWm- Strn0c.
(Snni2G gue26 inG&So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22


Bureau ocr etraheuourMbruhs0 0Onmiiidre.
va lti M t. 81. SUI IVA,
Sic GiruBcnonrOhrudl3 Oonniturc IN OCT
Ctnof YultiHorc MAIDEN bicrmi hcinunl Dab,
ndd0cn iic ibrc IObc0c iiOcr ole 0nilWuoiAnis
ocn Iuluncn rno 9Scribctb0buiigcn uedii9liW
Scr Gunocmnignnq, VrJinnn mn NcfDrcltea
rnma uUu SrunoiUnn, nit Dcr0eocncr 9'rcle
bon so Sun bis Ni Ciiun iOi SUB ourD oic
0onocnnhnlQ cinco 0rnnoiiidcs an ocr Suos
lncit.0dc BON NrOaomnO mo Nbnnce -hdbe,
nchil Ocn 0drnui bcilnoliNcn enoBnlliNcl mo
cnrri0irtcn crlldfcnocu Yldncn rcnlolri Oupcn,
QcnldB ocH Norihrincn oce ODnucrs oet
Ga0t Baltimore ui6 Der am "a. Dlutd l9l4
unicrSciMnctch &crprnnung VI. 4lO peS
MiaGura inD Sid0tratbs.
ne hicrnii yipii5 Ncncn, odD bclnQie IaocHe
iin0 Ndric ami oicC 2Scllc nohclioci uno pc'
QldEbici Wurocn iii. mn odB f,r NlQOot uno
et00hni0 BON Naiiiiunrc. poCr itgcno meuc
9CrDn cocr Ncroncn Corporation nocr 9Qrpo'
raioncu. Die nit ocm Snprn6 ocr SnllOdols
onnecn uncr auicr eQicn SScri9crnobun0ch uie
bier Ncnnnnf nnjuirlcocn lulo. lnrcrgalD
orciBiu (3O) Iadcu bonn grifcn sage in MI
nnit i'm SnDrc 1914 an. Dem raium ocr etltcl
Son ms crlaiicucn %ctoiietlihung oielei no.
Ma. oooeacn bnrb fGrifiiimc @ciifiop nn nos
Nanimorc Gaoipcsiht nppcuircn mo0cn IN,
Ocin iie ouo Olric0i I'M clnc Hcoilipi oefclpcH
angcbcn d. ,,.........
S0hn g. SNnOrD,
0nrrD ". 9cmlcn,
Gcmntiiidre.
Gnacnc q. SluoGerc,
tgmQt.s.i5.2e) 9le'f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

6nglnuo idIdt iueitcrc &ren5er mo Ogar eln
SGladtdiii nod) omcrtaniidcn Ucudiicrn Ga icb
feline oeddcn aregsiaicon Der otantiidcn Scite be-
inocn 70 fam oaS Ood MIR 5u Dem }lpcd gcd)cbcn
omcrifoniid)e Sde Die 4ropont nadl europe bringet
ob5uon9eu. Gas wGre cine @erleblmg umierer nelra'
len Sed)te nO es 1T ait 5 wiinid)cn Dab engonO IN
oieer gSeiie gegen ms perdbrt oa 6 oas gcel9nec
9Piticl nGrc u Oie III mercm canoe berrAenoc 9lng-
lomonie griinOlid 5u bcileH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
g9ic cradtIidl, mil Nie Nnn0cgrcaie

ySic erhdtlidI, mill Oic Smnoc9rCsernug iclbit ms
Nbeocr. @ciddit Qe6en sic miro iir % NiiIoncn Dol
lars ousGnod1c 0onOelsidiiic foricn lmO oen Erons-
port @etreioc Iouie onliigcn gSoarcn cbit bcor
gen 0as lit cine ioatdjc E6dt9fet oui priuotcm @c
bice, pie iie nod fcinc 9lcgierm9 unterronncn bat
g6er Der @runO 1T lcidt gcuug 5u ucriiebcu Gas @c-
ieb wedcs Der Gon8reB pairt Gat I'M ircmocn Sd
len oic omeriIaudc Siegillratur 5u DerlcGcn, III ple
iblid cine ddllOlibc Hiuid)rei, Oa Oic &orid)rct
ncde bislang Oic Scrclung cillcr amcrIaiibcn Sdr-
oelsmoriue iuuoGlid) madtel nid5t auigcbOben on-
Oern nur nod Vclicbcn Ocs Yrdi0entcn aBcr ara &C.
icbt morOcn limo Iauit lit porous5iIcbcn CAB g3es
mouO 0co in Sdiiieu anlegen miro mcnn cr 81 gepor-
iigcl bot Dab Die Ycitimluugen mcdc Die Sdiilobrt
mobncno madDet wcoer in Strait tretcn fonntcn. IS
bei6t ober nod ob5uuartcn. Oh DER GongrcB Oic sum
9lufauf Der Sd1ie n0tbgcn % @iiaioncn Dollars be-
paen miro. Sollte oas 0clO perwcgcrn 10 miro eS
mil lmerem ncutralen 9unoel nidt mcit bcr lein.
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Nnnupolie, NO. iS gMgii 1914.
Sic am I. Scpicmbcr 1914 lduiQcn Coupons
Der .Ic0nillhcn SDul" 9nleiDe illo diA mo
nad ocm T. september 1914, bel E0uN,ds 50.
TbOmna, Sidnio Ancni in Der pWcr0anesQles
Cbancs Gnlonas Nanl" baltimore. Yio., 3aOls
bar
NiErrnn Gnnoipcr,
Sbabmciier bon WdtDluno.
(9uQ20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

gnltsmrrc, %. An9uii 1911
Ncr SfnotsWcuWctCr lultO nii luuntrtn1,
p. Hnnnn 1914, sur nalen unAc0cocuen 3tl
oc lioc0nr ocr lolaenocn StraBcn elaollsen
ulcr ilcii ctubircu.
ecrmion etrafc, BON Der @rccnc. bis 8ur
HCarl Sirnhc. mo Suninnnasguennc, non rct
Nrcenc, uia sur Ncarl Sltdbe nni 10 upr
Noiomacsran non Der 5a0cie eiyabc bic
iut Observation-Disclosures, nm If ll9r Sotnii'
iane
9Soooldlo ADcnue. mo 2tguolano glpenne, uon
Der Sinoinrcli5c bis jur SONoDurli @irGbc, I'M
~ GoworO y GOonan,
(gluG22) Siaot@comcies
Scpaucmcnt ihr 0iicuidhc Gerbcicruuaer
Inter SrpGr.cmcnt Dcg StnotSn1crieure.
Nultin more. 20. Iu0Hli 1914.
nm Anc bic cs anarbti
Us plto Dlctnui AclHub cen IulWhlllVH 80 <
mo SO ots baltimore 5iaois eDntic2 bclaunt
ncWNdli 0uB ole FinllctunDsi Y OpWinllloi OCT
Siaoi Baltimore nah ocm 3. GfiDbcr 1914 be-
gluten miro, oie naDAcnauiicn Sitdben llll
no0ctncm Winictici so pildrctM ncl iu pllai
iicrn nilo lien 5u OocQcn Sllc Bcllpncu nno
NorporaliOncn lucroen ocobnlb nnlgciorocri
OriduaWGlOclnc lir duc Ntbclicn 5u lulea no
otcie Dor otm 8. Giioucr 1914 5n becnoth ole
IN irNcno elmer Scllc oie sulgtuhunA poet
NnirciBuna nnclcnanntcr SirdBen ooer clnea
Lbdlcs ocrlclhcn nObg nnOcn mUnien nGdD
Dem NE aul oOe 2Scic 0cpllanerl, men &C.
pilaiteri ooer nen bcicai iino.
Sic ohcu crmnbnicn Sirubcu iulo;
W;cGlocrtDsStr., BON Niikupoo-stoc. bS 5ut
DltiNcn 1ldni0rcllic.
Snratuaa.s sir., bon pouaros Cir bl9 @lecnctSic
0reene' S:r., BON Serlnaion e. pc oranili' g.
0co. W. Sotccr
luul. Siuoi SHncucur.
Sm glniraoe Der slmciunas Gonninion
Der Sta6i Baltimore
n. acilG Compton,
Sotiibcr nn0 Oonluiircnoct Sn0cnicur.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-18
No Airs About Her.

AIRS" exclaimed the proud mother
and shook her head vigorously. MY
Elsie. for all her learning. hasn't any
more airs. so to speak. than her poor
old dad"
Then she won't turn up her nose at
her old friends" Queried the visitor.
la, no!''
"How refreshing! Most girls who 60
through college nowadays will hardly
look at you after they're graduated"
well, they amt like my Elsie, that's
all I can say" retorted Elsie's ma.
shes become a carnivorous reader, OF
course. and she frequently importunates
music. but stuck up-my Elsie: Not a
bit! She's unanimous to everybody.
has most infantile vocabulary and.
what's more. never keeps caller wait
ing while she dresses up. No. she just
runs down. nom de plume. as she is."-
Philadelphia Ledger.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-18
QUESTIONS FOR A
FARMER TO ANSWER
He Can't Dodge Them, As They
vitality Affect His Welfare
and Earnings.

A farmer, writing to a friend about
initiative measure No. IS, the com.
pulsory eight-hour law, said:
"Do you fully understand what is
meant by the provision except that
in agricultural labor an additional two
hours per day may be allowed for
work that is unavoidably and neces-
sarily incidental to farm manage
ment?'
that ten hours a day should be the
ordinary limit of work on the farm
would they not have said so in plain
language?
How are we going to determine
what work is 'unavoidably and neces.
sarily incidental to farm manage
ment?
III we guess wrong we will be sub.
ject to fine Of from ten to one hun.
dred dollars for each offense, and the
court always has the last guess.
do you dare take the chance?
What does incidental mean any.
how?
"The New International Dictionary
says 1t means happening without de-
sign or as a chance feature Of some.
thing else: casual; accidental; hence,
not of prime concern; subordinate;
collateral. Liable to happen as q
chance feature or incident
THAT doesn't help much. It does
show, however, that the only safe
thing for us to do would be to work
our help but eight hours in every
twenty-four and but forty-eight hours
In every week Of seven days, and not
one minute longer. -
Can we manage our farms on an
eight-hour day and get the work done
as cheaply as at present?
IF not, are we doing so we'll that
We can afford to double our labor cost
on week days and, in harvest time,
hire an extra two crews on Sunday?
I'VE can avoid this unjust burden
by voting no on initiative measure No.
49,"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-18

There was one young woman in the
box party at the theater who took no
part in the noisy clatter and giggle
With her gaze fixed upon the stage
she watched the progress Of the play.
Indifferent to the gayety around her
except that her delicate. aristocratic
finely chiseled features bore look of
WEAKNESS and a scornful smile curled
her lips. At last. however. she turn
I'd her head slowly and looked at the
other members Of the party Then she
spoke to the elderly matron sitting by
her side. THAT chicken in the blue
kimono." she said. thinks she is the
whole tard"'-Argonaut
A Good Carriage.
Never neglect to go through some
daily exercises which will keep the
muscles in order, the head erect. the
shoulders we'll thrown back. Carriage
stands you in good stead even in old
age.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-18
BOATS OF THE ANCIENTS.


Floating Palaces Used BY the Old
Greeks and Romano.
1t is generally agreed that Noah's
ark measured about $50 feet in length,
seventy.hve feet in breadth and forty
Eve In depth. 1t is interesting to note
that the proportions Of these dimen-
sions are practically the same az those
Of the great modern ocean liners.
The Greeks and Romans constructed
several large vessels measuring up
ward of 500 feet. These were built
for the emperOrs or rulers and were
little more than enormous scows. with.
out any means Of propulsion. Upon
commodations. and even gardens were
planted. A Roman bath was installed
on one OF these boats.
A vessel 400 feet in length was built
by Ptolemy which was propelled by
500 rowers. arranged in Eve banks.
using oars f1fty-seven feet in length.
The boat IS recorded to have developed
considerable speed.
The fame of the Thalamegus still
lives. This boat, which measured 300
feet in length. forty feet in breadth
and sixty in depth. was said to have
been the most beautiful craft in an.
tiquity and was used exclusively by
the emperor.
A king Of Syracuse is also credited
with having built very palatial boat.
whose cabins were hung with costly
silks and decorated with rare statues.
After the decline Of the Roman empire
no great ships were constructed for
more than 1000 years.
The biggest modern ship. the Water
land. measures $50 feet, thus approx
mately fulfilling the tradition that
ships would come to be 1000 feet long
Boston Herald.