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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS
lhs following are tod.y's hotel

$780, LLL-sL son.
lhe following are today's hotel
arrivals:
Mayer
Miss Mary Stewart, Deeth:
Jesse Daniels, Austin: c. W. VIII
liams, Osino: F. G. Moufee, Reno:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hoy, Gold
Greek; Berton Sails. Gold Greek:
A. A~ltenberg, Gold Creek; Alex
Wieland, North Fork: R.H. Heller,
Denver, Colo; L. D. Thompson.
Kansas City,: F. S. Melcott. Oak
land, Cal: c. h. Mayer, Warm
Greek; G.. 81. Black, Deeth; E. C.
Riddell, Deeth; J. Johnson Deeth:
Fred King, Deeth; w. T. Sampson,
Cobre: W. T. Job and wife. Ogden
Commercial
E. M. Jennings. Cheyenne: Mr..
and Mrs. T. Darrough, Smokey
Valley:J. Hogan, Reno; j. Brad
shaw, Salt Lake; Robt Atkins, Salt
Lake, Jessie Taylor, Elko; Don
Day, Washington, D. c.: S. R. Mar
shall, Berkeley; j. Sanberg. Ogden;
R. Verela, Ogden.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Ol6S4
Elko. Nevada, Land Office

Elko, Nevada, Land Office.
August l4th. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that
George B. Williams. of East Gate,
County of Churchill, StSte of Ne
vada, has fled in this office his APP
plication to enter under the pro-
visions of Sections 1906 and 2sO7
u. S. r. S. the following described
land, viz:
NE3 Of Sci of Section "a. Town
ship 80 NJ. Range So E., M. D. b.
& M.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the land described, or de-
string to object because Of the min
eral character of the land, or for
any other reason. to the disposal
to applicant, should file their
affdavits uf protest in this Office on
or before the Both day of Septem-
Der 1914.
John E. Robbins,
Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
PRISONER GETS new TEETH

Having to provide for an aged
pensioner with no teeth to help him
eat, the commissioners of Mineral
county have solved the problem bv
buying the old man a set Of false
teeth and turning him loose. They
now fear he will throw away the
teeth and come back to be fed by
his nurse as before.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
kindnesa

No one thing DOES human life mors
need than a kind consideration OF the
feuits Of others Everyone sins: every
one needs forbearance. Our own I'm
p~erfentions should teach us TO he mer-
cifnl-Hehry Ward Beecher.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE FOURTH JUDICIAL Dis
TRICT OF THE STATE OF Me-
VADA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF ELKo.
III the Matter of the Estate of
E. P. Hardesty, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by
an order of the District Court of
the Fourth Judicial District Of the
State of Nevada, in and for the
County Of Elko, duly made and en-
tered on the 18th day of August,
A. d. 1914, the undersigned was
duly appointed as Executrix Of said
Deceased, and that she has qualified
as such Executrix.
Notice is hereby given that any
and all persons having claims
ageinst said decedent or the seid
Estate, must file the same with the
Clerk Of the above entitled Court.
with proper vouchers and the statu-
tory affidavit attached, within three
months from the date Of the 6rst
publication Of this notice, or their
claims will be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day Of Septem-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
et0adfaStnesa,

1t is easy In the world to live after
the worlds opinion; IL is easy soli-
tude to live after our own; but the
great man IL he. who In the midst OF
the crowd, kespa with perfect sweet
moss, the Independence OF solitude.-
Emerson.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
aad aound

First Working Girl-"Say, Name, 1
heard an awful sad thing this morn
Ing" Second Working Girl (wear-
ily)-"so did 1.-THE alarm ciock."-
Lfe.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
Renarntlnn.

II think. William, III ask those new
people next door to tako dinner with
ne tonight What for7' Wen. the
butcher, BY mistake, left their meat
order here. and II seems only fair.s-
Life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
way o. tha woria

The girl who declares she wouldn't
marry the best man living. usually
stands pat and hooks up with a dead
one.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
Good psessth Hint

Don't forget that microbes are apt
TO Turk about the mouth OF the milk
bottle. II sAenld be eefefuiiy WipeA
Oh before the milk 10 poured ouk
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
01635
Elko, Nevada, Land Office
Aponet iAth nv

August 18th. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that
George B. Williams, of East Gate,
County of Churchill, State Of Ne
vada. has filed in this office his ap-
plication to enter, under the provis-
ions Of Sections 2306 and 23O7 U.
S. r. S. the following described
land, viz:
SW9 of NE3 of Section 20,
Township 80 NJ, Range Sd E., n.
D. B. & M.
Any and all persons claiming adj
veRsely the land described, or de-
sirinS 20 object because of the
mineral character Of the land. or
for any other reason, to the dispos-
al to applicant, should file their
afidavits of protest in this office on
or before the 3Oth day of Septem.
Der. 1914.
John E. Robbins,
Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17

Oily three more days remain in
which to consult Doctor Taylor this
visit. People in need Of glasses
should take advantage Of this op-
%portunitv to be fitted by a special
list. Office at the Mayer Hotel.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
Rex Theatre Orchestra

Dance After The Show Saturday Nigh
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-09-17
770@EoN
Why You Should Equip Your Tires
With KANT BIO Embellishments
lire Interliners.

Q want g Get Rid OF Tire Trouble and that eonston+ 49,.
uuono 1 II Wnlcns pobs the pressure and comforts of MOTORING: to
enss you Oh an thoughts OF tire trouble and give you that perfect
IN Inu r. nat you will get there and batk without DELAY or trouble
"nen In itself lis worth much more than their cost.
n need OF extra strength in tires is clearly proven bv tbousond.
uscaroed because OF blowouts, while the tread is not half worn amt
hNT-5Lo Self VuIoanizIns IntsrInor. are dif,srant So
oner socaled tire protectors. The Kantbo is made with . iaver -
grade fabric. ayers me highest
-. n slon Sell yuicanizing Interliners ire guaranteed to nrevant
nhney Nol per cent. of blowcuts and punctures.
tire expense per mile. ""n 10 reduce
satisfaction. UiAn'ee give entire
Inc prices given below are taken from the Motor c,nn, =,
catalo0 for SeEtamhar "e hotor supply Co.'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
QLni 0rn l4Lnttcia nriLlIr,t.

9cm &crild, an Der Gdc bon
4arf.glOcnuc lfno Snrato0a-StroBc
einen Maggon Der Gomonoion-9Iuc.-
%inic 5ll bcitcigcn glitt gcitcrl
9lbcno Ger III Snnpocn all ser 9lib-
SiroBe po6nbaitc 5rauf 5cm ais
iui0 crlitt ihmcr5baitr Sautabibiir-
itmqen all ocn @Gnocn,
G6orIcs GaiiioU, AZ Sabre ali, ppn
g1r. zoos, 0illnau.5t 5traBc, itiir5tr
cbcnioas alii Dem @iic, ais er al Der
@dc BON 0oaiooD. ulo Scriu0tou-
StraBc cinen inl So6rcn bcfiuolidcn
9oggon Ger gorf-9loao.Sinic beitei.
0cu moltc. glr1 CT erlitt i6mcr5-
Dnitc GerleBun9cn al Den @dnoci
lui0 an Der rcdteu Saicl6cibe.
Gowaro Z. Goniollu, ser III glr.
2i04 observation-disclosures, wo1nt
iliir5tc infolgc Jurisdictions gegcn Oas
groBe ShaufenItcr Ser 6irma pm.
broic 4 @errD, 9tr- If uno 13, Dit
SoUctteitraBc, mo 5ertriimmcrtc Die
icIbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Nna g1ettcr.

Sir W2arDlauo muo @oibiugtcn,
6cute flar uno noroweItlibe @inOe
Ger Hare 5onnenidein geitern
&ormittag troduete Die 6uBwege
nni no Ser 56nee peggeidaufelt
worOcn mar; am 9lbeuo mar eS ober
ucocr aIatt lmo idliipfrig. Die
h1tbite Ecmperatr mar geIteru 30
t5raO inn 3 llbr 9tahmttags mo Die
licorigite 20 @rao I'M 8 llbr
9lbcuos. Ter falte Sbnceihlrm bat
iib nab ocm 9iorooiien pcr5ogen lno
cine m1rmerc Str6mtng fomut ans
oem feruen 9ioromciicu, Gas
Sdlimluite lit jeoenfolls Doril6er
On Waibin0tou ipor es gciteru fdltcr
Wic bier; bort mar sic nieori9iie
Scmpcratrr i6 @rao. Ger gSetter.
mann iaat, oaB cs ald morgcu nod
tolt icin miro. ,,n ben iibrieeu gct-
ter 9eobodtlugs Stationeil mar Die
nieorigite 1cmperatllr pic folgt 9lts
lautic Git0 30, 9ismord 10, 80.
lton t6, Buffalo 10, Gborleiton 36,
G6icoao 10, Gleoelono 12, CORPUS
Gbriiti y, 1enper 20, Cetroit 10,
Iulut6 IL, @aiiport s, SalOeiioi
3S, @rcen 9ap ,, Soiteras 36, Sa-
Dre 6 Sclena "a, SodiouOiIlc As,
NauiaSGitu a. anorpille 26, 2oiliss
bile -, Nlarquette 6, Menlp6is "a,
spiortgomcrp32, Neontreal 2, gtan-
tadct %, glep Grleans 40, glcm
gorf 20, Cfla6oma t6, 8itts6urgb
IA, @bilaoeIpbia 16, sortlano, 9Rc,
10, EortlanO, Orc 3S. Gucbec -t2,
Salt cafe Giip 30, Gan 6rancisco
80, 5t qouis ~, ct. &aul 6,
Scranton 10, Shreveport %, Spo-
fanc 32, Ealnpa 60, @ai6iu9ton i6,
g3innipeQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
g0iro luirocr nnfnc6nnt.

Gas Sellcr, 0as Den @inmalOcs
rings.@icr Der Sambltrg-9lmerifa-
9inic uno oen 3oai6uppen Scr Rern-
Iphanio Giieu6a6n @eieai6uft am
SlBc ser Glinton-9lDcnic in Canton
perni1trtc, bronitc bis lmgcfGbr gc-
itcrn inn sic W}ittag95cit. Cic 9oic9-
monlid]nften orbcitctcn 0ic gauge
93o1t mo mur0eu geitcrn W}orgcu
ourA friide N}anilbaftei abgcl0it.
Ger g8ertb 0cr @uarcn bic inn 3oq-
ihuppeu auibcpa6rt logcn, wurocn
oom 3oaamt oili lnBeid6r $1,000 &C.
ibobt. Gie Ncgicrimg miro fir oieic
Sitter tcincn 3oa cr6cbcn. Die 9ii-
der wclde in Sen @lreuur oes 3oa-
i6uppcns unO in Scr Ginmanoc.
rlngs.Station 9c6raldt prrocn,
murOcn ale 5eritort. Sr. q. 9atro6c,
ser @encral.9lgent Scr y&cnuiplpa-
nia @iien6abngeieaihaft" 6eri1tctc
gcltcrn 9}orgcn, OoB oic Eldue fiir
ciuen ncien @icr imo GimpouOc-
rngs-Station ihon in glngrifi &C.
nonncn iinO. @r ib6Bt Ocn @ert6
scr abgc6rannten @cbGuoe ami ungc-
f16r $4,000. Sn Scr nddItcu $50
DIE lit scr 0ampfer u9arceIona" ser
Som6urg-9lmerifa-Sinic bier fGaig
unO werOen falls fcine poiienoen Pr
rangcmelts fiir sic 9lbfcrtigltng ser
@aiiagiere bis Oa5in gemadt peroeu
fonntcn oieielben auf Dem S1iffe
Ourh sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re-
oiitrirt pcr0cn. Siilfs=gimpanOc-
rings-Gomuiiidr &ouis Soffnann lit
scr 9Iniidjt, OoB Dies lei6t 5u madden
iein miro, Oa mlr lulgefd5r POO @ai-
iagierc IN 9etradbt fommen
llntcrbaliltng mmO Saa, Samitug,
2t. 6cbrnar, in 9igtina'S Safe.
San5en 6eginnt nm Z ll6r. %On Ser
uSader nuO GOmfcctiOnerS llniOh
gIT 67~ 9esebcn. 4Flq9lif
GSebi01720 ID 3al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
3n Ieinem ciaenen gciten.

ySebr rertraiicnsouIelig par 0e.
tern g}a4mittog Der 40 Sabre alte
Sdreincr Gobcrt 5. 9pman pon GER.
All, observation-disclosures, nudoent
cr augebli6 3u tief ms @los gcid6aut
bate. Gr rief einen 3eitlu6Siltit6ap
pcrlon9tc cine 3citung uno 6atibi8ft
i6m cine so 9oQarsgiote cin. e'g(fS
i'm Der flcinc &lirps ueritdiiot9fe,
Dab er ocrartigcs ASapiergelo in iei-
mem Scben nod nIbt gele6en babe,
crlnbte i'm 2Dman, no6 eiuem SaOen
3il gebcn ino OaS @elo 81 mchicln.
@r idgte ferner, 0aB er mir $40 Sii.
riid wiini1e, "a er bcreit ici ciicn
Dollar fiir Die 3citlmg 5u be5a6len
NSn ndbiter 9ldbe itonO Yoli5iit SSo6n
Surf1arOt pom mittlcrcn Tiitrift,
Scr Ocu @crgang bco6odtcte. Gr go6
0cm 3citungsiln9eu lli1t oic @clc-
genbcit, Oos EapiergclO wecbieln 3u
laiicn, lonOeri bra6te 9pmon Ianlnlt
iciuer 80 Gollar-9lotc nuA Der mitt.
lcren Eoli5ciitotion. Soicr mnrOe 9v-
man inter Der 9lnihulOialn0y anaeb.
lid bctrrnfcn gcpcien 5u iein ocm
%oli5criAtcr SuppIce uorgciii6rt
ocr bic Srore CAB, ocu 9lrrcitautcu
irci5nloiicn ilahOcm or nii9tcrn gcs
luoroeu lit @eiicrn 9lbcnO fonutc
SDuon Ocn @cinmeg ontrctcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
9ip6t6critiS 6rinat SoO.

80 4
0ip6t6eritis areift rpeiter nnl l'u'
"A wcitere grfronfunaen in lesi''
8oGc onaemelOet. m Nrel o""
t6otlidj. ~ 26 ncuc glattcrlll00''
Nlc6r @e6lirten ais EoOesfale
geionocrs 5cruorae5obcn 81 @sI.
Sen peroicnt ans Dem Ster0llpl'a;;;r ;;;r
9cri6te ocs @cilno6cits gllllie -
Oe lcbtc ggodJc ser llmitauO, s;S GS
orei GooesfdQc 0urd Gip0t0'iIll,i;t
uerlriorbt muroen. Sic aralllp.
grcift wcitcr Inn iid) inO wlroell
Ser ocrfloiicncn godc ser eellllo.
bcits6eb0rOc Al neue Gip1rQV'ut
Sale sur aeuntiiB gc6radt. 9oilYT n.y.,
id6li6 our6 sic 9lnpenOnna s,. ug
9lntitorin lpirO Sic 3o6l ser SiclG ..;s.
fdae perminOert. Erob ser E7dilS
felt ser SonitGts 9edmteii 9lr.slSo
9lottdrn meiter nm iic6. 26 peleo9"1o oa1o
iinO inner6ol6 Der lebten ad)l I'm. rD
sur &enntniB Oes @eillnobeis'SSSa Samt
miiiGrs ge6rdht lporoen. Salll y (.s.
SonitGtS 9eridjt itor6eu IN Del ooe ss
ten ISOLDE 800 @erioncn ge9ell o5or.
in Der glcidloiienOen gSod)e 0esot 0,ott
iabres, 800 in 1912 lmO 200 III Kan "a,
Die bauptiddliben EoOesurluu1,.
woren; GDp6uS tSuflueii5a 2'@V~~
buiten /, 0ipbt6eritis 3, sA'9tg q.
ihwinOiudt "a, arebsleiOen nj.
SGlo9fluB ., Ser5idIa9 20, Sru"y
it's 6, 9ria6t'idc 9}iercnfrant0eaii aio,s. %
Giorr6oe (inter 3 So6ren) ,,a %"S
mcine 5bwdcbe 6, @ernadlall' '9""'
2. 9lltersidpGde >. SelblinorO &,
Sdarlodfie6er 8, llnfd1e H. + ~
Sungenent5iinOung Al oS
9lls ge6oren mur6en 23O welBe -. ',.
Al 9iegerfiuoer ongcmelOet, l3g ).E.,, ,s
rem mdnnli6en mo 1872 welp''"
@eidleHtS. >n,
gln neuen SGQen bon dnlleuV''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

euOigung ser llnteriu6ung ge5wlu-
gen. Oen 9Rolli6ubiport 81 unterIa-
gen uuO 5wor MIR sum @elten ser
@inocr, Inn llufdQeH por5u6eugen
ga Ser 9htomobil- mo @o0enoer-
fe6r in Oieier StraBe ie6r groB it,
Gns @er6ot wur0c Dor 5wci g9oden
dCncben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Der glntu Saf.

Sic @roBgeibmoreuen pe'yi Sic
morgcn cine llntcriuhnug llpel ,sh.
SOcrtitdt ocS r9liito-1 -1Sad0" poI''sl p';lt
men. IS lit ocniclbcn nlltgeiVSSl,, M.
poroen OoB ocr u9(lito-,Sad" I" clll ri,i. e'
gciicater ciues @ripat- t-@ebeilllpppt;i}t
lten-gurcaus iei, Der oanit Veluur;
fir iciue 6irna made. @cbcllllTYvnr
6ei-@apitdn Nlc@opcrn bat oic s''o W..
lcgcnbcit I6on ieit lGngcrcr 3ell scr. !"
tcriudt uno i6ehlt felt oapoll pgS 'sr.
5clgt 81 icin, DAB Ote Don i1lll .,;eIe
Odhtigtc Sirma cine SonO i'm 'i,,e
Bate. Gr ioat, ooB er bereit II, ,',+o. vto
gauge gln5a6l Gie6itd6le poll Sic
no6ileh Dem 9etreiieu0cn ~
Sdubc 5u i6ic6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
.-vhnLin. .lRannrrdlnr. Z

Gruacr @lasfeubnI, Dieuitas, Ia.
Sebr., in 6a5a5ers.Sallc, III @eit-
Tranflinitr. Sifets 25c. a &crion
an Der Aoiic 81 6nben
(Tcbri5- I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
9SOliliit yorton entlaitet.

Gic Eoli3ei-Gomniiidre iblugen
aciicrn sic qtHiduloiging seoen Den
Noli5iitcn gbomo5 gtorton, pom iiiO-
liden Giiirift nieoer, Gr bate lid,
pic bcreitS lin u0eltichen Gorreipon-
0entcn" beridtet, am 6reitag BON Der
a'oli5eibc6oroe ami Oie 9Ilihuloi-
aulg bin 3u Derantporten angeblidj
iln gieniie 9etritnfen 5n baben. IiC
Noli5ei.Gontniiidre glailbten Der 9lnt
aabc pes 9eidailoigten, oaB i'm NE
oi3tL melhe er cinaenonHen bate,
ihwinoclih mo nerOos genadt Bat
ie. Or. Grtenbrdd, Der Dem @oli5i-
itcn bic Wleoi5il peroronete iagte
bei ocm 9er6or 0aB cr 9}orton alS-
0riidih oerbotan batte, ieiner 9lmts-
pflidt naH3use6cn oa iein SeiunO-
beits5uitauo piel 5li wiinideu iibrig
lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

9in6cncltcrn icben ibr Sinh ans.
Sn Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
an Der Shroe0er- lmo Sranflmitr.,
eridien geItern@ornlittag cine frelmo-
lid ausiHouenOe 6rau rnO crfldrte
lid bereit, oaS 5wei @oNen olte ga.
By, wel1eS in ser por6prge6cnoeu
gladt ben eiilem iin9eu gltgeflcioe-
ten Yaorc in Ser g9o6nung ser 5u-
perintenoentin @. 81 @orfcr, 9}r.
636, @clt-6ranflin-StrnBe, 3uriid.
gelaiicn morocn mar, an &inocsit1tt
ou5une6men Sr. @arfer, Supe-
rintenoent Der Observation-Disclosures,
mar nidt 5u 0ailie, ais ons Ganr nit
Dem fleinen ailoe in elmer Pluto.
oroidfe Dor ieincm Sauic angclangt
Srai Barter Neleitete Oie Game lnO
Den &errn in ooS Gmpfongs3inmer,
morailf lie lid III OaS o6ere Stodlperf
be9ab 9lls iie nad elmer g9cile 5u.
riidfebrte, 6otten oie 9eioen, lpeldcr
oaer &a6ri6einliAfeit naH Die 81
tern oes ainOes iino inter 3uriid-
laiiing oeSlelben oie g9o6mng per-
laiicu Tas 9a6s, weIhes meiblideu
@eldledtes iii, nur0e olsoanu in Die
aleinfiuoerbepobroiitalt gebrad)t.
---
%diic sur 9lciic in'S gInSlnnS bc-
iur5t 6. Siailc, ylr 4i3, CR.gaIii-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
OWermnnia- Guartett- GlH6."
(SrnBer NIasfen6nQ

Niontag, Den 16. 6e6ruar 1914.
SarrD's Safe, 743 &.- -Saltimurcitr.
MertbUOle 9Sreiie. Sidet 25c.
(5ScbS, ,t5-t6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

@ruhc 9l6cnO llmter6altnn0 ~. ~
r9entid-ltng. eicSerfran3" NIL o,,or
menuerein, NlOntus, %. 6eOry ;'r' ~;"s
Sefer'S Sale, 1928 SeaiOn'Silp"gGl pgl
SifetS 15 Geuts. (5cblo'--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
n@in scacn IiIr glrMdlIei0en0.... Z.

Die pon s. $. Wlcrgc6culI ~ ~.
525, gloro-Gutap- -StroBc, laDr'oc la,r,r
ten 8rubbdnocr. mer0rn BON N,r.S;i S,.';i.
als cin Segen bctra6tet, Die al UaS i:St
den lciocn. Serr Mcrgc6eun Del,p' ,',
picle 3euguiiic bon Srudfral''...
welhc bcbauptcn oaB nad Sel'Hs ~
img ollcr anoeren @ruAbdnoer
@larft ole ieinigcn bic ein5igen ll~ oc'
weldc Dem Grdgcr ioiortige SluS dl,oIc
RING mo Comfort bringeu 0" e.
BON Oicien gebeu an iie wiiroen 4.
nibt fir Den 5pon5igiadcn Frels 4.
geben Serru N}erge6enn'S Srnr an
6dnoer iino BON eninclten gler3r,
Bod cmpfo1lcn porocn. Gieie ~
oifol-atr nnO ielbit aoiitltrD".dr
grud6dnocr~ batter poiitip ~
Bride I'M @las obne unbeqllV"..
9fiemen; tic iinO ianitdr uno oall. opo,
boit. Gs mare fir aae nit Srllus
9ebaftete rotbian, BEL Serrn yfels,
henu por5uipreHen im0 i'm 81 '''
inItireu Edglid Dis Z glnen07
Cqln5eiae)
(6cbs,it15,18,22,25)
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Gampasne flOrirt.


paiiirbare StraBeu fein 6inoer-
nib. 9lutomobiIS werOen iebn-
li6it gauiinift.
9robOcm sic StraBcn infoIgc Oes
Sdnceitlrms 6eina6c lmpaiiirbur
marer 10 lieBeu iicb bic 300 0amcn
unO Serrcn mcl6e nit Ocr glufbring-
lug Der fiir oaS ncilc @ebduoe Oes
nGbriitlidcn Gereins iuugcr 6rauen"
6enotbigten 100000 betraltt limo,
Oic Wtiibe ni@t pcrOricBcn, i5re @om-
pagne eucrgiib iort5uicBcn.
0oB iic cS fertig bra6tcn iiber
$4,000 ein5ubringct, o6glcib Oie
llmItGn6c iol6er 90tlrr murcn OaB
auOcrc @crioncn am lic6iten 81 0ailic
gc6lic6cn wdrcn, legt Gin gldu5enOcs
3clgniB Oaiiir a6, ooB bic oeriAieoc-
ncn Seams nit 8cgciitering bel Der
Sa1c iinO. Gas Gampagne-Gomite
mar ii6 geitern mobl 6ewuBt, nit
mcl1cn S1wicrigfcitcn bic 9omen
81 f1npicn batteu, Inn Die i6nen ge-
telltc ghligobc 81 loieL unO crlieB
oa1cr an ale pbilontbropii6 9eiinn-
ten 9iirger eincu 9lllfruf pemu ir-.
gcno nlogli6, glutonobilc sur %crfii-
gung 81 itellen, Ooniit cil bciierer
ISortibritt pcr5cidnct wcrOen fonnte.
9io6 icbs Gage 6lciben iibrig, Inn
Sen 9etrag auf3u6ringcn mas in ou-
Oercn gSortcn mcint oaB jeOen Sag
Gontributionen i'm Gurdicbnitt bon
$4,000 ben0t6igt iinO. 0as lit ober
ctuo9 iuns 0cn untcrnebmlngsliriti-
gen Seoms fcinc Sorgcn 6creitet
Sic limo cnti1loiien, Ocn 9ctrog auf-
5ubrin9cn, lno mas ii1 eiuc Game
eilmol in Sen aopf gciest bat, ooS
iebt tic and gclpo6nlic6 our6. Gin
g(lsmci6en giebt es bel i6nen nic6t;
tic 1aben bic 9}aHen auf i6rem Bud,
bcilIben Ole ibncn angcgebenen Ser
ioncn imO Ucritcbcn es, in elmer iolb
lmpioeriie5lihen @ciic ibr @crf 81
preiien, OaB 9tieman0 ii1 mioeriebt
iein S6erilein bci5utrogen. llnO mic
fam es i6nen aub perOobt merOen
pem man weiB, OaB cin neueS @e-
bduoe fiir Oicien Gerein i1on l6ngit
cine oringenoe 9tot6wcnoigfcit mar.
Ginen Gag 9lu6c lit Oen Gomitc'n
Deute pergonnt. che iie norgen ober-
mails ibrc glrbeit beginner. Sir
belte gtahnlittag 125 ll6r lit cine
@c6ctihrnoc in ser Gurnbaae ser
@crciniQlng, 9fr. 1913, @cit-6ranf-
fn.StroBc arrangirt bel melder
5rau 5. 9foB Steoenion einc 9lnipra-
de bnlten miro, imO fiir wcl6e cin
auSerlcienes mtiifalii6eS &rogramm
porgeie6en lit.
aSn Oen Oeri1ieOenen 9ir9en per-
oen Die reip @oitoren e6enfaQs auf
Oas oeneiuniibige @erf anfmerfian
mdden.
Gie eiu9elauienen 9eitrGge fir
Oeu Oierten Gag Der Gampagne iin0
wie folgt:
gin9elalien bis 6reitag
Nlittog ....... $t50,045.55
gcitrdac Olud 6rolcn-
Gomitc, geitern. t0,t04s5
Ncitrdge OurH Serrcn-
Gonlite, geitern. 1,345.00'
Solpt-0omite, gcitern. t,40500
9}eger g.@.G9l. oeitern i50.6O
Gotal fir gcitern. 1S,Oo5,45
Sota( ........ $fG3,05t00
Gic BON Oen Oeridieoenen Geonls
0eiamnclten 9eitrd0e iinO wie folgt.
f. 6rmI Games Gorcp,
irv ........ $4,000
2 6rl Gbriitic .. 0i-
lancu .... 10000
3. SRI. Srene Garoner 2476O
4 Irnu So6n Gill;. 652.O0
8 6rl. Suliona aepicr 10000
6. SRI 9iubp OicGor-
mid 1900
Z. 6rau So6n N}c6en-
IL ........ tio2.5o
s. SRI. 9llice W}iaer. 1900
8. Srall Sourence lR
Mincr ...... 76too
10. 5rml @m. $. @lor-
rib ,........ i,oiGoo
H. 6rml Sobu 3. Sp-
mington Of S. 1,22200
IL. Sri Geleitc @ebb 1,020.50
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So5inliitiidJc NlnIicnucriammlnngcn
Sonntag, Is. 6cbr., 9lodm. 3 lI6r,
or.Sgccnm, 1923 Sh-9altimOre-
Ctr. 9concr Smil 5eioel pom Dill
iuanfec. (,ScbS, 10
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5,67S.oV
: 5pr ~ ;,',,. odi,. ociasr S,t58.OO
8. 6rot 2aurence M ooooO
Nliller .. 49,
10. 6rou @m. $. DIOR -,ooO
rib ...
H. gram 'Ii,I,4s,, S0'n n, =. y S'' is,922oO
70 srr srI''0l",l @aIeiie + 5seb6. 2,265-50
TO- 9raa Susi.. 0ran''' " s.548.5o
"A ,sro,, SDgi'v g & milion 10000
10. 6rau Sp. 2. Sar. ,ot 40
u onl aall ,..,,.,'.', I, ., ... !, l,i35.OO
~ S,'tso1 SSlH %, aS9,.fi,l SpaSr' T. f,igO.oo
Is. 8, @ilton 9Dell.. dl,,o00
19. 9ourence %. N}iller KY 40
20. 9ller. s. 9lelion z'09'
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yWermnnia-N -NlGnnerdlOr'
NlOntng, Oen 16. 6ebrA'r'
WrOfer NiaSfcnball'
Inr fir WiitslicOer'
GScbrt5-t0)
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NE Clo Steil0 SOluSfcn. @ull
9ienitag, Den "a. Gebrnar,
gelnlann's NnIIe.

SonDenir8 fir Oie Namen.
@ert6UOlle Wrnppcn- II. Gin5elpreiic.
(5cbri5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

%diic sur 9lciic in'S gInSlnno &c.
iOr5t s. Siainc, ylr. Alb, Cn.galii-
mOrc'Sir., mube GmitOm Soaie gIue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

Gic bon Oen Oeridieoenen Geoms
0ciannclten 9eitrd0c iinO wie folgt:
1Crntt Nnntpa fSnrnr
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-16
ART OF TREE SCULPTURE
Old English Custom That Called for
the Cutting Of Fantastic
Shapes.

Very many years ago 1t was the
fashion of England and on the con-
tinent to have great gardens of ever
green trees trimmed and clipped into
curious and fantastic shapes. To such
an extent did the craze develop that
these gardens we're filed with crouch.
ing lions, pigs and even hens and
chickens, all laboriously sculptured
from living green and kept in trim
by constant use of the knife and the
shears.
A few of these gardens were es-
tablished in this country and one still
remains in perfect condition. 1t is
located on the famous Hunnewell es-
tate at Wellesley. Mass, and is Wis
tied by people from all over the
world. The garden is on the side OF
a terraced hill dropping away to a
beautiful little lake.
Evergreens Of many kinds are to be
found there and each summer force
of workmen with long ladders care
fully prune and trim the branches in
order to preserve the strange shapes
which have been developed with the
utmost patience.-Popular Electricity.