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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
eorAnsrs TO Mtrr IN ST. LOUIS

80 LOUIS. Mu. AUS 20 Eminent
botanical selontlaia ~ tho United
states. Canada Europe and Asia giil
meet Boa this oiiY In oriol,cr wlsS6 ar
celebration - tho gtth anniversary ~
fhe Missouri Botanical Garden foom
monty hnoNn as shaNn Gardenl 40 d
rly rsutnuon. all be held Papers
pn SUBJECTS relating 30 botany wiN be-
rrHi. and am lntofrstlng proFfani h~s
keen arranged Amuns me Noted hni
snlats scheduled e. take part are pf
Edaln D. smith ~ che United States
Department ~ Agriculture Prof VIII
liam A. seltheil N me tuivermtY ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
=-~ A"CIEARING HOUSE" FOR SOUTH TEXAS -

s,strln ana thereby Increase the va
ter surriy. Or shan the said cisy en
Ter lnio a private rsnitect With NJ
Nix a. Supply tho CITY ana iss lnAeh.
ltanss win water IN accordance With
ihe proposal ~ said N My made e.
snla CIV"
section 2 said election shall b.
held ~ the CTS Hsii and FIRE stasien
ia pona Eicnsicn prceinc, No. 1. and
che followlnr rAmcd persons ave here.
~ appointed manasc,s n said elec.
ticni
q. ~ wtinm. Presiding iudre and
m y Uavreit Assistant judge. and
Is r Meftimnn. Assistant Judge
said clecuo shah be held under the
/ pro, lslous - Chapter its Acts % tho
+ Twenty .NlAtb LEGISLATURE "a 50 faf
49, said PRIV, lrious 80 not conflict WITH
! mo provisions ~ this ordinance and
] only auanfi-l voters Who arc prop
4 efts tAxpAyers - said Cliy. ahail he
allowed 90 vote. and al voters dcsitins
co support the proposition Cor ne con'
tiuuatlon ~ municipal ownership ~
the waiefWcrks sysicm shall have
printed GA their lAli.l the words "Fof
Nnniefpsi ownsrship" and those de-
-ifinF - support The propasltinn fuf
a private contract with N Ntx shan
have printed GA sHt.f haiiof thr words
r,f pnsate Contract" The manner
~ hoidlnr said election shall he gov
orned iy fhc laws ~ the state reFu
iaiins svusfal cicairns iY ae far ~
Ila s. nai gauflltt with isc vrovi,
IONS ~ thls ordinance. this b,inr d
sur,tai election in she mature - a
referendum and not proslded for D,
iac Statutes ~ ihie state
Section = ropy ~ thls oriiuanr'
.irnos o., ihc Mayor ~ me Cli, shat
serve as proper notice ~ sald clec.
au a-d thc Mafor s directed tn enun'
4 notice ~ iho election Boz suhsl rec hr'
form tho mme hs iho preceding sce
uons ~ fma ordinance Ga ho roste'
. 800 at rhe rlaco deernafei for boldinl
, asid election at leaet iweuiy DAYS prip
tn csc d1to 10 said election
+, as.ilon rhe far that tho rrorc
aUiuilnn ~ thr question ~ waiter snip
ri, f.f thc CIts b. ~ most vital gucs
ton before inc people ~ Corpus chris
a "a thin ume nud the CTS Cuunsl
dcs.rea the advice - She people
through "a referendum vote aa q. wha
ia che best solution ~ ihe Hame orcI,tr
puhuD emergency and puhlic Inn
pcraiiye necessitv. requiring a nuspen
aion ~ the charter rnie providing ihD
no ordinance nr resolution shah D
rssard finally on the day y W. lntfo
duroi ana that such ordinance ef roa
slsuun shaft ho read ~ three sever.
meetings - tto CNY Comet and w
Mayor having declared that such put
e. emergency and imperative publ
h necessity exists ana requested tbs
e said charter rule DO suspended an
y mat thln revolution hn paaaod FINAL
,n the dsie - iis introduction IN
.h TIME this ordinance ttko effect ana
% ln fui force and effect from and afi'
= lis phnsane 81 Be- ~ ordained
y Iaraed tho aiHt DAY ~ July a
tDft
g. Approved ihe STAT day ~ July a.
y 1919
% sisncdl n.y MILLER
'' NnYor - me CITY - Corpus christ
'r CHRISTI
Hf fAHvsffifsmenf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

Nu Ordinance n provide geo tlr sHn
miaei.n OBJ Ne Gmfod ms infinf
tetpra ~ the in of DeIl. ChIau
fle question snau hn cN ,nun
d.. nf mr Dln o. Corpus CNn,f
r,haa le authorized ta rsao lnt
bonds 20 siia ,IN in tho nlm Uf
itrto hundred thousand dniars uat
tc8crmahIe &c tnc option ~ uIf
CIN 30 AnN imr nftrt twenty fefts
fram dl'o thereof nnI soaure Boz
torcsi 90 hp mts ~ nlo p,f efuf
per nnnum AND io l,ty ias ~
twenty nte rents. nr po much There
~ ls is necessary 900 oash our hun
dred dollars ~ tho tasahie taluta
20 ine aiid CitF annually. ~ pas
tno inisrost IN said bonds ord Cfe.
ate a. rInk.ur fund sufficient to rr
deem stld bonds at m1iurl't fHr tHs
purpose ~ Improving rnlHr.Inf anH
cNfendinr th, eatorwofhf system 80
sali DIi. anl uo0Bine an 'mrrE
rrrv
WHfmu rhe NHn Ft wnfuenfts
~gstrm ~ thr ciY ~ Corpus Chnau
Is ,nurl Ina lolnhtc tn tHppN 70 WI.
nront amount ~ water Co. the uhat
lfsufs ~ aId CIff and tfo quaH1Y u'
fho water Furnished .s n0f suItatlo fnf
me neeia ~ ths ntHnr ana
whcrsas ths said rItf hs4 sclrr,l a
permit from 600 efatt 80 aprwfrat,
sl rrenf water fnr fhe nso 80 thr ir.
hsbiianta = ESQ CTS anl 30 will ht
necessary 90 Improve ard ENLARGE lri
extend he present vAirfenfkh ffs.
tenn in order io efure mo adfaniafet
10 rurh Increased water SUPPLY Co. ihe
lnhahitapt. - he Chr therefore
$50 b. oiialned Isl ihs cfY CnunDlI
~ the CHF ~ Corpus Christi Texas
seruon g. That nn election bo heil
n the Ciy ~ Corpus Chusu an ths
1rd day ~ September & y 1914 ~
witch eiol fnn the fnlluninr pfnpnf
fion shall nH anhmlited shall fh'
CITY Council - ihe Cny ~ Cofpui
Christi TEXAS he autHefged 90 iasu'
fhe bands ~ said City ih uis sam 81
Three Hundred Thousand Oiaoo 900 90
Dollars. payable in forty years aftrl
date and rfdoemnhie az tho option nj
said city az any time after twoni'
years from date thereof and hoafini
Interest al the rate - taf per snnuu
ana % lows O TAI - twenty fiYe GO
cents or go much thereof as is nee
esaary on oaeh one hundred doliHra %
thr taxable values ~ the said CA
annually io pr, the interest on sal'
bonds and create Nnklng fund fuf
nelept 90 roiesm said bonds ma
turty far tae purpose ~ impfotne
enlarainE and extending me water
works system - said city"
Section z said election shall no
held AZ me city Sian and Fire station
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

CONVENTIONS

TpETTpN IS o. Ans gi in cons
mfmif with the gof1n election law
lhc throo principal PARTIES BOZ Ncw lof
n.t Democrats Republicans and rfo
Frcssitcn alll hold their state ron
..nilona ln thn city on tho same dny.
September 20 The prambluonlniH AMI
Socialists HAVE set 90 oh'sin enough
votes in ihc state te cnliiie them ~
q glHtr convention Thr Progressive
element wln control the Democratic
convention indications show ~ thf
rsioriiY ~ Those aho ALI compose Il
Brc knuWn f0 favor fHs polNies a
President Wilson
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

California. Prot Charles r. bsnsey. ~
ne University u Nsbrashas nr NJ T..
Br ton. dlreesef 10 cbeef ~ ti'c New
York Botanical Garden py. vladlmlr
T. Llpsky. Of a. regefxbarg. Ruysla !:
Dr !. fsrlqust. Of thu b tanical garden.
Geneva. switzhtiend; Hans fsttsnE. ~
Isonn. Germany Prot. George Y. Az
klnson. ~ cotnall anniversary, and rrof.
A. H. Busller. o. shs University u
Manitoba.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT Ciean modern rooms with
running water Afuiorlfs
nd all modern convenience. az reason
able rates. European PLAN over post
office The Tourist Hotel cora Msa-
quite. ~
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DISPLAY
AID YER Using

pen Tat rate per Inch. per column
vide, skc.
same Sundays
Standing display Advertisement,
pen rate per inch per month. taco
Reading Notices
Pure reating matter each insertten
per lima zoe
Locals per line. each insertion. i9c
Contracts for LARGE amounts u ad
crtisiHg space on application al this
lfica
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
Broadway Property
AT a Bargain

llfty foot lot. east front
extending thrnurh the block
VIih cIshtN two foot front on
Liberty street making nearly
tf'o Dots Tor $4,000 Terms
5000 down. balance IN ana
f.rs ~ per cent Paved
street Hna park on Broadway and
s.ree' cars on the west side u
th' block cheap property for
e."ao u stuff Beautiful view
n1 rhe market only Tor a few
day.
e. T. mERRlnAN, Agent.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

TuH REST t.rupm furnished cottage
wlih BATH Nortb Wmor street $40 0o
randall .ls brewster street o.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

WANT public o. kH9N that ;
have moved from the cotton yard
North ~ Tfoits Gin 20 me Compress
Warehouse g. J. Dunn Official
Wcigher. q"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

Fuk REST cnmpir'cii Furnished o
room cottage slth sleeping ppfoh. .
Shock nof'h ~ Connfr Clnh Appb
to Mr GottHrh 500 PATIO Aiip street
800
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

WANTED AN your 1nd hand furni
lure. hishost cash price, caihe''s
end Hand store, ai2 Lawrence stree.
Phone 60 80
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
WANTED

WANTED Money In amounts ~
from ono 90 ton thousand. Tor buiid'ng
m the Corpus Reach Addition. SIDNEY
Allen. Sso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

Mrs. Lesser found her to be an
ideal servant in every respect-for
three days. On the third evening.
however, the family went out, leav-
ing the maids alone. About 10
O'Clock Helen complained Of a severe.
headache and explained to the othc,'
maids that she was going to drug
store to get Il remedy. She went out
without her hat.
Mir. and Mrs. Lesser returned
home shortly afterwards, but it was
not until the next morning that they
learned that Helen Janawurska, the
new maid, had gone out and had not
returned. a little while later Mrs
Lesser discovered that silver mesh
bag In which she had left 5000 had
bsen opened and the money taken
and bureau drawer in which she
kept her jewellery had been opened
and It's contents removed.
The police authorities were prompt
~ notified Detective G. Thomson
was assigned to the case and the
following facts we're then revealed:
The disappearing servant girl had
applied TO Brunner's employment
agency only the day before Mrs. Les
ser called there. She had given as
her address No. 500 East One Hun
dred and Seventh street and as q
reference she mentioned a Mrs.
Fcldman. OF No. 40 West One Hun
dred and Tenth street. The first adj
dress turned out To be a stable The
second the grounds tf the G.. thchral
OF st. John the Divine. Had the
references been looked up by the
employment agent these facts would
nave appeared. AS matter OF fact.
however. the agent placed the girl
without looking up her references Mt
all
AS a result of this phase OF the
case, Mr.. Lesser complained to the
New York License Bureau and after
a trial, the employment agents IL
cense was promptly revoked. Den
uty Commissioner Kaufman. in re-
voking the license, said:
Sending domestic servants to pri-
waite families without investigating
the references Of said domestic SER
wants is very serious infraction Of
the employment agency law, and |
find that the agent has been guilty
thereof on numerous occasions.
therefore deem the said agent, Louis
Drummer. TO be an unfit person to
hoi! = license to conduct an employ
ment AGENCY and the same is hereby
rrvcned."
Under the New York law as it now
stands it is the duty OF licensed
employment agent to communicate
orally or in writing with at least
enc OF the persons mentioned as ref
erenccs' by an applicant for work in
a private family, and the result OF
such investigation must be kept on
Tile in the agency unless the appli-
cant ior help voluntarily valves in
writing such investigation.
II this rule were invariably com
pied with by licensed agents. an EN-.
p!oyer who signed such waiver
wonld realize that the responsibility
1or investigating the servants refer
ences rested entirely upon him. Some
agents. however, neither investigate
the references themselves nor mt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
Look Out for Poison on Peels

@ ONE people say that an apple
-, does not taste right when the
skin is removed. Some even
go so far as TO say there is danger
In eating fruit that has come in con.
tact with the steel Of the pairing
knife, as the acid III the fruit is ant
TO produce some poiso- when il
comes in contact with the metal. But
whether these things are true or not.
there is a still greater danger il eat.
Ing apples without pccling them.
The skin of the apple has always
been more or less infested with
germs of different types, and now
our modern methods Of fighting in
sects by spraying the trees are liza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

Die TO leave poisonous deposits on 1t
winch VIII do our stomachs serious
harm.
Arsenate of lead, lime and sulphur
WASH, and number Of other spray
ing compounds used by fruit growers
nave been found 10 remain in con
siderable quantities on the skin Of
apples ana pears until ripe and
paced on the market. The action of
such chemicals upon the tissues of
me human body are very injurious.
Spraying the trees s giving us
more perfect fruit and getting the
grower better prices, hut if you value
your health you should never cat
apples or pears without first remoy.
ing the pees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

r. NOST household servants are
W. honest. and this very fact
has recently been seized up.
on hy professional thieves as n
means of gaining easy entrance 10
residences, homes and city apart
ments. The New York police in the
last few weeks have uncovered some
surprising methods OF ex-convicts
which explain the growing COM
plants OF household robberies. The
carelessness OF employers OF SER
wants and the loose methods of en-
rloyment agencies have been taken
advantage OF. by professional thieves
VINO are now masQuerading as cooks,
housemaids, laundresses, buffers and
chauifeurs.
But in spite Of all reasonable pre-.
cautions by reliable employment
agencies and the reasonable deli
geace Oh employers in actually
looking up references" the police
have discovered that some of their
Rogue3 Gallery OK convicts have
found way to secure employment
in the households OF very wide
awake people.
Thousands OF dollars worth OF
JeWeiry, furs, silverware, clothes and
other personal property have been
stolen from private families in and
around New York by dishonest ser
wants within the space OF a few
weeks. Some OF the girls have
been caught and will be sent 10 Jail,
others are still at large and will,
no DOUBT, secure new positions
"herc they can continue their
theits. housewives can protect
themselves against these thieves
only by exercising the utmost pre-
caution in hiring domestics.
An Important revelation in con
aecllon with these cases is the fact
mat these dishonest servant
girls sometimes secure employment
through regularly licensed employ.
ment agencies a 'fact which indi
Gates mat it is unsafe to rely upon
the recommendation Of employment
asehcies even though regularly
licensed by the License Depart
ment
One OF the most aggravated cases
OF this kind was that CT a servant
CIR! named Helen Ianawarska. This
girl obtained a position as cnamber.
maid and waitress III The home OF
rector of the +. -. Stearns Motor
Car Company OF New York. at No.
sol West End avenue. Three DAYS
later she disappeared with over
$1,000 worth Of icwelry and money.
ms servant was secured through
Il licensed employment agency CON
Quoted by man named Louis Brun-
ner. at No. Isl East One Hundred
and Seventeenth street. New York.
When Mrs. Lesser called there in
quest OF maid. Helen Janawarska
was offered her. Mr.. Drummer was
asked as 20 the girls character and
stated that her references had been
properly investigated and that sho
was entirely Trustworthy.
The girl was Of good appearance
spoke English very well, although
She had come from Poland only six
Years ago, and she appeared TO be
otherwise satisfactory. She was
promptly engaged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

by tho Star Company. Great Britain Rights Reserved.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
aaiicrlid 9entides Sonimlut.

Baltimore, Wio., ben s. 9lu0uit 1911.
9(l Serrn @6arlcS z. Sbmeglcr,
@erallsgeber oeS uMoibin8tou
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
3tntidr prOtciticren 0cGca Grcl
lHgen.

1ie Nrt mo Sciic uic sic allQlo-
a%lierifaniiMc Erelic Die &riegsll11
ribiei, Die 0entidlanO betreIiell, ge.
6raDt bat, peranIobtc 0ic Oelltide
2'iirgerldaft Malbington &, YrotcI4
1sqegci 81 crbebcn. 81 Oieiem 3iDe
fl batten lid) Die Neutid)cu mo anC6
Dautid gimcrifnler an norigen
~sieaylog 9lbcno in Ger 9(rion 4alte
DIR soblreiN 81 elmer Wtafenucr-
%ananlelg enn0eitnoe1. Sic Ahpc-
enoeil loafeu III bod)it patriotiidct
timmang; ne6r ais 800 ASerloncu
.aabuen on ser Concentration tell.
is traten piele Nie0ncr ali, sic &c
III or ABreiie 81 6eloe 5oacl. 0ie
sctei0iNlnl9en gagcl oeI oclttlberl
{ailer, Die ltetprtreibun1cl Der
@ricgs6cridte, ~belonoers iomeit lie
9attl6lono oubelangelt, nn0 oas
o%rtipQ6reuoe @eransltreidcn @nds
lalloS mrroe oifS Gapet gcbradt.
Ellqluuo Dur0c ais alter Seine ocs
0~elltlt6cn Nei6cS crfldrt illu.
Mlittcn in oieIer cntbnlialtilhelt
Geriannufmg Jimmie ienIall0 sic
g8ae1t an &bein~ oil. @rof. Seil
rid Nomner, Der moblbefanate |tt-
lifer nn0 aonlponiit, trat Dor Ole MG.
pc{en0en un0 leitete oen @eIang. &c
0erulaln lang mo CAB Ieiucl nutlj
na(en @efiiblen oaolird) AnSorrd.
Darauf ling elmer Der 9lnwelenoen
Gbc Star Spanqleo Banner" oil,
0as nit oerielben 9egeilteritng aciul=
sjelt mnroe.
Sc0crmalln noQte eiiItretcn mo
Ieineui 9(blden gegen bic cnglilde
grcIie ghisorud n~erleiben; eS mar iiir
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ser Nfpplaus iolgte leincn @orten.
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Inn sic MISUNDERSTANDING ocS 6ric.
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lie einen reit6en 8eifall.
So0aun fam eiue 9telolntion 0ili
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glnmeiel0en nllgenommlen mnrOei
0icfelbe bate 3lill Snbnlt ben NnS-
6rlld OcS gl6idelis mo Der Scradj
tuna, sic oie OentlNcn iiir Die eng,
liicbe 4Srelle bitten. 9Ic Dentldelt
ieien quito amerifanilNe Burger nlte
bnben am Nilfbnn oiclcS SnnocS nit
aebolien. Ger BON cnglii6cn Gltcrll
nbltamlnen0e Mncrifoner lei auf fti-
men s7nN hciler ais Ser 0elltidl
Nnlerifnner. 9icie 9iciolltioll iullr
sc uonl bieiigcil Gcntralpcr6anO I'M
ter3cidIlet.
1araui iprah Or. @ruit Wrlnderi
bon Ser &on9reB @i6liot6cf. @crr
9runfcn troo6te III marfiaen Wortca
oie loriip1brcnOc @ctarbcit Guas
lnuos acgelI 0cltiMIoio 5lIn Nus
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0cutidaunerifaller nber m.i; ogl iii
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England geaen 9eutidIono. nio lUic
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
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tonte, Dob man ais Den biciigea Bel
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@eiipiele.
@epiB bat oic gcr%ionunInng @ro-
Bes bc5mccft mo cr5ielt mo boficI
mir, oaB Die bieligen 9clttiN Sent
DC snr befieret @illliht fonnien:
Gs waren oid 0cle9ntionell ans
OelI 8ororten @aI6inaton's, Nlos
o%ens6nra mo DIT. Nainier a~npeicno.
IS iei bier nod 6enlerft, onB an
porigen Montag and III @bilaocl-
pbio einc MISUNDERSTANDING SillI
qleihen 3pefc Itattiaio.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Anfrnf Or. Scramer'S.

Sm Oicier idlucren 3eit, ucldDc
0cntidJlnuO Ourdmadjt, mnO 6cUOr-
itebt, lit Is unicrc &fIidIt, Oaf iuil
0cntid) Nmcrifaner icit nno treu
5ninmmemitc9en.
Die Grccmtiuc Ses WatiOmaI6anOcs
1T i'd Oes GrnitcS OcS Nmgenblifs
bewnft, nmo JIG lit Onf Der &ad)t
fir bic bcitcn Sntcrciien M~niercs
9cmtidtmms; fir Die bette glrt nnO
@ciie, lUic Ons Nniebcm Ocs Ocut.
idDen Nnmems bciUnbrt ucrOeM mMh
Gcgcm WebGiiigfcit nuO Unauthorized
cimcr WinOerbeit in nnierem eiseneR
ganOc.
Sd rnfc jcScn 0cntiden mt
0emtidD : Nmerifnncr in Den %crei
nigtcn Gtaatcn AMI, nit mniercn @cr
tretcrn in Siiblnua 81 treiru. linz
Oieic fOrOcrc i'd AMI, in frGftigrl
@ciie U%Uran3ngcben. in jeOcr Stub
iOlltc Gin literariidJcs SurcaM mi
einCm tiidtigcn ErrfN9enten ctab
liert mcrOen, Der in cRgliidlcr Spra
dc iufOrt nnf nle grbGiligen Nngrii
ic Mno ScbnuptnEaru Der llRiUiflen
beit UOn HnDerantiUultlid)en Scridli
critOtterm cngIiidJcr 3citnuaen rcngi
rem wir0.
Werner I6ltcM in icOcm 3iueig
Sammlungcn erGffnet iuerOen, Oerca
GrtrGaniiic sir @e~rfiianag Der VIA.
tiOMal 8 GrcfMtiue OCS 0cMiid-Nme-
rifaniidDcn NatiOnnlbnuOcs 81 be.
6altcm lin0. llmo guar bis 81 Oem
MOmentc, iup sic acknowledgements
Ocm 3lucdc Der Sammlnnacn acMGi.
lie fir uuIcrc StnmmCsurriuaHOten
in 0emtidlanO ielbit, uOcr iuO INNER
eS aud lei, ODn mo Gin NOtidJrei ms
cntgc9cn idDallt, OOer rGidlc Siilfc an
Elatc 1T, u%erluenSen fGnn.
Sett bcift rs scigcn, Obnc Nnicbcn
Der YeriOn OOcr &idjtMna Der WeOam-
fen, ban audi bel DrnCn OeMtidDcn
StGmmcs in nnierem gamSe bic WOr.
te aelten; rSlnt iii Oifcr nlS Mni-
ieri"
6. :. Scramer,
YrGiiOent Ocs 9entidl : slmcrifaui-
i6en MntioMalbmm0es.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
@cslammlnng bes Tinan5-0omitcs
fir Sas 9iOtc Nrcns.

PIN boriqen Mittipod p%erinmnielte
lid oas 6inan5foniitc ser 3otcll
@reu8geie0ihoft inter Dem @orliBc
oes Serrr Mortin @icQalo, inn q
llen ipltcmatiihen Neind Der 3eui.
iNen in MoibinQton sit bcitimnlcn,
oalnit oicie nab M00lihfeit fiir ons
beorinatc @otcrlan0 Der Moten Qrelt5
@ciclfAoit b%eiitenern- Gs iuer0un
0ofeftown bier5u 6citimmt, oie BON
Ben 0entfden nno 9eutidnucrifn=
nern oeS 4iitrifts @ilisacioer cilI.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

SEQ s. Saul ser wobIbefoml.
tc &ogocnbrot. mo gnmpernidcl
Bidder. empiiehlt oieie Rrooliftc ici
her @Gdetci, Am @2itcren lit ga nod
cine idome Nnsmobl BON &onfeft al
Ter gLrt aeeianet 8n @sidenfen.