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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-08-13

All girls in Japan are taught ethics.
They are told to be tilial To their par
ents, true to their friends. kind to
brothers and sisters and to live peace
fully with their husbands. These prin-
ciples are taught to boys and girls alike
since 1890. when the emperor COM
handed it. Before that girls We're
taught according to the laws of the
Japanese sage. Kaibara. that their
great duty in life was obedience. first
to their parents and then 10 their nus
bands They Were especially instruct
ed that they must regard their nus
bands as gods. 1t is pretty hard to
make Il twentieth century woman sub
scribe TO that doctrine even in Japan.
1t is lucky that it has been dropped
there. though it is stilI in full force in
India. Persia and in most OF Turkey
and China.-Kate Epson Clark i'll Les
lies.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-08-13
Sion of Poverty,

1t rained Saturday. And on the
morning of Saturlay-nOt so very early
in the morning. but well before the or
binary mans luncheon hOur-a friend
of OURS met an acquaintance strOllin"
along. Do you remember the fellow
who would not carry Il latch&ey be-
cause it spoiled the set of his clothes
Well, it was that fellow.
Gee vhiZZ. fellow said our friend.
You are wandering along here in the
rain just as if it was fine weather.
You will catch your death of cold.
Why don't you carry an umbrella
''Oh. don't like to carry an umbrel,
Ia" answered the other.
Afraid you'll lose it,"
"Oh. no; it isn't that. But it seems
so vulgar to carry an umbrelia-looks
us though a fellow didn't have another
suit of clothes. don't you know."-BOs
ton Advertiser.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-08-13
Who Was Daffydowndilly?

Mother Goose, like all world poets,
never told half she knew. PoetesS lau-
reate of the English speaking nursery,
her most complete achievements in
rime are yet of an incOmpleteness that
insure us against safety. In those
shreds and patches of verse, those iso-
lated couplets and quatrains suggest
ing so much and saying so little, We
perceive the promise of that perfected
art foreshadowed in the unfinished
tales of a Dickens and Il Stevenson.
Rudyard Kipling. deliberately fashion
ing metrical fragments for preludes to
his Indian tales, struck a note seldom
sustained in his completed compost
tons.
Who was DaffydOwndilly. and what
did she do when she came TO town:
Was Jumping Joan flesh. fairy or sym
boil? Would we laugh or cry did we
understand the fantastic apparition of
Banbury Cross? Why did Margery
Daw sell her bed to lie upon straw,
and was there not something behind
the appearance of her purely eccentric
depravity Wv. T. Earned in Century.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-08-13
Plants Grow en- Telegraph Wires.

In Porto Rico. where the mir is moist
and balmy. air plants find lod@uent in
odd places. none of which attract 50
much attention from the casual viSito"
as when they grow OF the telephone
and telegraph wires The Insulation
rots in places. and the plants take root.
grow and thrive. lii Ponce especially
considerable trouble is caused. and
new wires are put up III place OF Old
ones. as they are hard to keep clean.
Air plants are referred TO as current
bushes or electric light plants" but
are really Il variety of Epiphytes. Il
class of plant life to which the orchids
'belong.-POpular Mechanics.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-08-13
Defendants.
G. H. Ruble, ct al,

Pursuant to a judgment rendered at
the June Term, 1914, the undersigned
Commissioner will sell at public auction
before the Court House Door in Lam
caster, Kentucky, at IL o'clock, A. M.
or thereabouts. on
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-08-13

Said personal property will be sold on
a credit of three months. and the pur-
chaser or purchasers will be required
to execute bond with approved security
said bonds due in three months payable
to W. H. Brown, Master Commissioner
of the Garrard Circuit Court and to
bear interest at six per cent from date
of sale until paid. and to have the force
and effect of a judgment upon which
execution may issue.
Said real estate will be offered in
separate parcels and then as wholes
and the bid or bids realizing the largest
sum will be accepted, The sale will be
made on a credit of six and twelve
months and the purchaser or purchas-
ers will be required to execute bonds
With approved security for the pur-
chase prlce due in six and twelve
months after date, bearing interest at
six per cent per annum from date until
paid, said bonds having the force and
effect of judgment upon which exc
cution may issue, payable to. w. H.
Brown. Master Commissioner of the
Garrard Circuit Court, and lien will
be reserved upon the property sold un-
til all the purchase money is paid.
w. H. BROWN, M. C. G. C. C.
Capt. Am Bourne. Auct.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-03

PEACEFUL PICKETING UPHELD
Peaceful picketing is allowable in
Illinois, according to an opinion of
the Appellate Court today reversing
a decision of the Adams County Cir
cult Court in the case of Adrian
Young Of Quincy, who was convicted
of violating the state boycotting laws.
The higher courts ruling was that
striker might follow, spy upon or use
peaceable persuasion to induce a per-
son to join a union, so long as the
tactics did not amount to intimida
ton. ~ ~.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-03
THE MEXICAN SITUATION

Juarez; Mex, July 3.-Two consti-
nationalist forces have been am
pushed and 81 soldiers killed and 10
wounded in past few days at San
tiago Pass, near Pearson, by so
bandits under Manuel Gutierrez, ac-
cording to dispatches.
Niagara Falls, Ont.-Huerta dele
gates addressed communication to
mediators for transmission to the
rebels, agreeing that they are entire
ly willing to discuss peace terms with
Carranza's representatives.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

Sn Der 2lpotbefe bon Or. 6. SO.
Bonner, an Der @de bon Belmont.
9Iuenuc uno 8oplor @rooe. 5traBc,
wuroc IN Der 9tod5t bon Syreitag AMI
9anlItog Der "a Sabre alto @corac
Nbelon BON Dem &oli3iItcn S. s.
Moore, bonn noromeltliden Diitrift
iiberrolbt. @S cntipomn iic6 elm bef.
tlGer &onpf 8miiben Dem @oIi3iiten
tno Dem @inbreder. gloA beiBent
&tngcn gclong cs 6cnt Sid)erbeits
mddtcr, Den g(rrcitanten uniddolidl
81 MAIDEN. @ergcbIih ueriudDte
&belon 0Tter3 IN sic Iaibe 81 fol
len Inn bon ieinem 9epolper oocr
Nlelicr @e6rouh MAIDEN 81 toHllel.
SpGter ficl Dem 9(rreltauten oer g'e'
DolDcr uno Gin louges @ieiler dlls oer
1oic6e. 81 Scr noropeltlldell Hoil'
3ciItation batte Y0clon en- Serpor
All 6eltc6en ituo muroe BON *oll5el
rlDter 9enrD NlllVt -
qlrnq, onqc6lic6 IN oen Sooen pes
glnpfbefcrS cinaeoulngeu ST ieiu uno
cineu s9cpolocr bel ita gctragen Sit
bohcn. ser @roBgcIdworenen iiber
onhnortet Gr meigertc lid, Der 8o.
riaei lcinc @obnung on5uge6en. syn
Iebtcr 8eit iino IN gtoromcIt.9 9olfi.
more mebrerc 2 EeIcp6onSGItep "a.
roit6t woroen. glub in scr g[pothefp
ocs 0r. Bonner pltroe bereits anci
0lal Die aoiie eincs olltonotii@cn
1elcpbons bon @in6rehern oelecrt
Qie %oli5ei eIou6t, 0en 86cIou nit
olelen 6daen in @erbinouna brin.
lcn 81 tonnen. Der 9etroq bon So
puroe ois per EeIcp6onfaIic scr. .2u-
foDette D}ill & 2umbcr Gompano,
m Der 2afo6ettc 9(pcnuc. oeito6Icu.
Fbelon batte etpo SO, 5umeiit u9d
dclS" mo o3cbn GentS Stiidc" III
ieiuen Bette ais cr feitgcnommcu
lpllroe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
Gieuroc s.. Gems ocItor6cn.

Su Der gSo6nung ieine5 Sdwic-
gcriobnes, Srn. 5. S. @laiicn1aloer
@aiicrn-9Ioe. mo 49, StroBc, tit am
"a. glpril nat ctipa S-id5rigent Sei-
oen Sr. George S. Gems i'm 9lltcr
non 75 Sa6rcn gcitorbcn. Sr Sen3,
Gin ge6iirti0cr Seiicn.D Dorniiaotcr,
lit I'M Sabre 1861 nod 9lmcrita ans.
gclponoert llnO 6ot felt uielcn Sa6rcn
cine @}il6mirt6i1ait betricben. @r
6intcrlGBt cine Eodtcr, 6rau @larD
@ioiicn6olocr, ituo orci @ntcltinoer,
Die 9eiicBltng finoct Uon Der Oellt-
icbcn 3ionsfir6e III canton ans am
0icniioa 9}a1niittas I ll6r itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
S6rienOic6 ';;-.c,- er,r;;-5s

@em Geteftio aobIcr nero,o j
Sel'cga 81. r sl6enO, cincn g0rienSics6 s n n
oo,.. oor FerloH sc oes % Sobre often 03o
SGuneso.StraBe, gu crmii6cn. Ser
po, Scsrr mel@cr bcibul0iqt if. Ser
1sS9er'a tote :, Annic 9SoIIoro, Dpn g3r
81 = ... Rar.t...gloemc, cine @0rie nrit
,,iiar. %i,4l entrilien 5u 6obcn, ipirG in 'r Ser
Sc,,to Srit,eFel Etlt.'l 'BloIi5ei-stotion fir Elm
ten. Ger 0ie6ito6I p,9pSo 'S'raS2a,, os5tSrr
,,,S e'0 og Se9cn 8 llbr an gorf. gpnen,c
a',0 g5arion straBc, onsoefiibrt nsgif'1S
SSSgfprl9e S,ii5fo,.l9 #oiiantcf lpeI6c o,,f aic '
,Noru,, p~.Irrale DER 93eeerin berbeiacaiIt III
eOiil lOoren oerfoIsten Sen 9ipS 'Ue,SVeln ,,,,S m
forS ,''ir, ~, %,el@er ii6 in Scr gSSbc @ gS No.
e.. s'p N l9loB ii@ Ocn gcrforoorg,,V o1pgV J., .
$780, = lq9 oie ii Ser g5eoer Olacra ol'i aia a.
strosse rossee''O5a9n~oaaon All Ser $, ,souetta' oealy'
Saood euBe l@@on9. er foIots Su9slle. S.
oSr @a9oon go ino bemerfte, mie riraIe e.. Dem ben
oSibrn oS5 an Oer Somorostro6 Ogp ,nioss,. sse.
ron r. OS aid ',f9snoen aeo6t Ser ,ofnrf oa,rf
So 4l'llle y ! EolIor0 iOcntifiairt 'U,uri '',,',.
te.erIe ole @oric, welc6e Nor 'ooll'e, oe
oem 9etcftiO o6. qiporfblse 81 y Qattc,
9er Sen a9nli@er gerbredcn bcrcitss = ,0'si me-
9fal gl oorbeitruft. Gr oerIies tS a,oel
Gu0lgons I'M Snli 1919 D pos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
1reiaeIprOdlen.

93uh elmer geitern gtaNmittog III
scr mittlcren @oli5ei Station Dorgc.
nommcnen llntcriuhung iibcr sen
SOB oes 10 Sabre oIten Gomillo ga.
puglio, welder om GSreitoQ g[beno
an Der 5orrelt unO 6ront. 5troBe
bon einem glutomo6il Der GonIolioa.
teo Sos electric 2ig6t & Hower
GomponD ii6crfobren wur6c, fam
Coroner Gbombers sit Dem SAluB,
ooB es iicb Inn einen ltnoermcioliden
llnfall bonoeIt. Qengeu1GB cntlieB
er oen &enfer oes g(utos, oen 20
Sabre oIten 9l6olpb @ottiAalf pen
9tr. 1905, 0enocr. StroBe, pel@er
nod 0em llnfaIl oerboftet woroe'l
mar.
GrNlo0or S. 9orru @'aDool lplro
bon ieinen 6rcllnocu ais eonoloot
fir oaS glmt ocS 8oll cinnc3mcrs
befiiriportet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

5alsmaD BON Baltimore. 6iS N}dois
iou.StroBc oiii5ica Dem Gerfc5r
iibergeben. Stoats -San0itra.
ben.Somniiiion plant 4SiIaltc-
ring Ourdlgc6enocr StraBcn pon
eincm Staot-@n0c 5lm anOcrcl.
5ta0t-3ugcnicur NlcGag cril0rte
gcltcrn Den G6eil ocS 6oasmaD 5mi.
iben Der Baltimore. lno Der Nlaoi-
ion.StraBc iorucQ iiir cr0iinct. Ger
Stoot.5ngcniellr pimibt Dab 6u6r.
lelltc, mcnu INNER m6gid, oicien
ueuen &erfebrSmeg 6cnllBcl, oa Ocnl.
nd6it an Der @paioav., Saratoaa
ln0 9at6itraBc 9cporatlren oorgc.
nommcn wcrOcn mo Der &erfe6r
Oonu BON Oieien StraBcn obgclentt
wcrocn ntllB.
9it unO g8 cit unO gtoro
unO Q iiO.
@ic Scriteauug glatt aepilailertcr
StraBelt melbc IN uto9lcbit geraoer
Clinic oic 5taot pom Often bis 5um
gSeIten inO bonn gtoroen bis 5um Sit.
Den ourbfreu5cn lmD ami pclbcu iib
nl6glibit meni9c 9a6ngeleiIc beiin.
ocn plant oic Staats.2auoitroBcn.
Gommiiiion nit ocm @clo, ooS pon
Der SanoitraBen.2lnlei6c aui oic
StaOt entfdat. G6cile 0icIer ourcb.
gc9cuoen 5troBen limo bcrcitS pollcn.
oct lun0 ocnlnd6It mcrocn Gontraftc
fiir ipcitcrc I6cilc pcrgc6en ucrOcn.
@inen &bcil oicieS 8lancS bil0et
Die Biloiterlng Der Sanober. StraBc.
SobalO Oieie StroBc gepilaitcrt it,
ioll elmer glnrcglma BON N}oDor Grc.
lton 5ilfolge all 2i6ertD. luO Gat6c.
oral.5traBe n0rOlid Bis 5ur M}ouut
&oDal-9luenuc nct gepiloitert mer.
ben. gtoroli6 bon Der @}t. 9ioDal-
9Ipcnlc iin0 6crcits mc6rere StraBen
ncu 8epilaitcrt. 0aoilr6 miiroc ein
Olr6aebcnOcr moocrner @crfc6rSmeg
bonn 9ilocn nab ocnl gtorOcn aeibui-
fen Sn d6nlicber g9eiic miro cine
our40e5en0e StroBe pom @citcn
nah Dem Ditch gcitbaifeu lueroen.
Sicr6ei miro I'M g9eitcn 6rcoericf
Nlrenic lm0 Soains- 5traBe einc
9iollc ipielcn.
2igDtitroBcn 9riidc auf
ocm alten &lab
gem iini6t.
Der Staats.2anoitraBcu.Go Commit
lion lit Don Den @clbditslcltcn All
Der 2io6t.atroBc 8miiben oeu 2i06t-
ctr. gGeritcu uno Der Baltimore &
Gbio.9abnfrcu5lmg all Scr g8cass
Str, OaS @eiutb genorOcit oie &c.
plontc ncue Sigbt. .StraBen.9riide
ii6cr oiciel6e Strede, ii6er melcbc Die
oItc 9riide fiibrt, 5u baucn. 8cgriin.
oct miro 0uS @eiub Oanit, 0aB 0urb
bic &crIegltng 0cr 9riide Der @e.
icbdftspcrfc6r a6gclenft perocn mir.
De. Ga oic Sigbt- 5troBc 5miibcn
Dem GroB.Str. -0larft lmo DER @ea@.
5traBc 5icnli6 eng it, 6rin0cu oic-
iel6cn @ci6ditolciitc in goribloa,
Dab bic 9ionoitcine atf 6eiocn Soften
Der StroBe Inn mcbrerc 3oa 5uriict-
geiebt wcrocn, Inn mcbr &lub fir ben
8u6rpcrfs-9erfebr 5u er5ieIcn.
llc6er Oic Gage ocr neuen 9riidc
fat Die Gomnliiiion bis icbt nod feline
Gnti@eioing getroiicn, e9 lit aber &c.
fomt Dab Die GomHiiiion bis6cr
Itcts Oen 5tanopluift pcrtrctcn 6at,
OoB beim @alt bon neuen 2traBen
oOer 9riiden Die fiir5eite Goutc 0e.
mdblt wcrOcn iolltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

Cine mobl9elmgene 6lnnoriitiicbe
MISUNDERSTANDING bielt geitcrn Der
yEehnii9e Gerein" in ieinem Saipt-
quarter in ser n@ermania.Mdmer-
dor-6oue". Erob oeS o6i6eulic6en
@etters mar ser 9eiu6 ousge5eidnet.
$50 oeutibe Ee6nifer 5iliommen fom-
men, oa fam es ia au9 all Oeln ed-
ten 6lnnor ni1t fe6lcn llno oie
N}itglie0er Oes lebuiicben @ereins~
iinO cine gemiit6libc Sdaor, Die
6eite 81 oeronitalten rmO 81 genicBcn
ipiiieu; oas 5ei9te iie 0eitern pieoer
einmal. 9ieo auf 2ieo crihaate aus
gci6ultcn Sc6let mo ein bltnoriiti-
i1er 56loger oilf ocn anOeren. 0lit
eiiem Guett erireuten Sri. SSricoa
@iener in0 Serr Otto 9ooic6ect, ser
sefretdr oes 8creins. 9(benoS Inn
ttall6r iebte ii6 Die lSeitueriann-
luna Bu einen iolenncn Scbmauie
uieoer, mo inter Iidiigcn 9leoen, fo-
mii6en GortrdgcL 2ieoeriingcn uno
Eou5en flog oie 3eit oa9in ooB sic
Stnoe oeS 9niibrll6S Gicleu 81
iriib fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
Qe6enSio ner6rannt.

6rou @itelle 90. Sin0ioD, bic gSitt-
nc oes friibercn 9}i6tcrs ocS 8oiicn
Geri6tcs George G. 9inOiap, iii 6rci-
tag inn @urten i6rcSSauies in Sanp-
iteao, @iO. lebenoig pcrbrannt. 6rou
2inoiap mar I'M 8cgrifi I'M @orten
altcS 9tciiig lmO Bapicr 5u pcrbrcn
ncn ais Elm ploBldcr @inoltoB elm
6renncu0cs 8latt an lire aleiOlmg
pari @ic aleiOer iin0en ioiort
5eler ino itanOcu in cincm 9lngcn-
6lid in bellcn 6lonmen. qor}m Sallie
bcionO iib ouBcr Dem Sdpcgcrpatcr
poii 6rol SinoioD 8u Der Belt bic
mano, mo cr fonntc ipcgcn icincr
ec6rc9i1feit nidt fem 3immcr Ocr.
loiicn. 60 ooucrte eS Ocnn cine
gan5c @cile, bis 9tabbaru oui 5rau
Sinoiap's Siilieruic 4erbeieiltcn.
God mar cs oo ic6on leiocr 5i ipdt.
Sic ianoen bic llngliidlidc bcIpiiBt-
los auf ocni Raienbooen liegcn. IroB
ciirigiier Seniiibimgen Oes ioiort Der
6eigeriienen 2lr5tes gelang es nidt
6rou 2inOiap's Sc6en 5u retten. g|o9
3pci 5hm0en itor6 iie, obuc on5 Be-
muBtiein tuicocrerIangt 5u ba6cu
6rau SinoiaU mar oie Iohtcr ocs
pcritor6encu Scrrn 6. y. Goipion
eines in ieincn Eoocn ic6r befaintcn
@altinorer @ciA0itsmanncS. sS5r
S6wicgcrio6n, Boitor s. Z. 9rown
mar friibcr Der @eitlAc Der Ereshp-
teriaacr-&irdc ii 9lber0ecn, NlO.
ShtS Srauer in Ocn SuO Gesangea.
@enou obt5e6n @}onotc nab Dem
Selbitnoroe ibrcs SobncS, lit 6rou
9loio 6. 8lome, oic 6ruu oeS 9Soli-
5iiten ocs oItlibcn 0iltrifts, @eorgc
s. @I9omc, gtr. 2204, @ougb Str,
ibrem a6t8ebnidbrigcn ein5igen
Sobnc in Den Eoo nadgefolgt. glm
6rcitog 9(6eno fouo iic ibre 5tief.
todter toOt auf Dem Sofo i'm GB5im-
mcr. 6rou 8Iome, Die I'M 40. SC.
bcnsiabre itono, par felt 0cm Sclblt-
moro ibrc8 SobncS iebr ic6wcrlHii-
tbig gepcroen. Sc 6atte i6on oft
borber ongcbli6 ibren @unid, aus
Dem 2cbcn 6u i6eiocn geduBert, ino
lire &erponoten ncbmcn an Dob tie
III cinen 9lnfoll BON N}elonAolie iih
iebt nit &arbolidurc ocrgiitct bot
&br Sobn bate anf oieielbe &ciic
om "a. goDember 1912 i'm Souir
gir. 22t, Siio. Gollington. 9l0cnue,
Der iriibercn Sobmng Der 5auilic
Slomc. Ieinem 2eben ein @nOe ge-
modt.
6rou 8lome 6interldBt ibren
0iann umo orei 5ticffinoer, George,
Senrp mo 6rm 9(lmd Sdmdlbad
0ic 9eiictlng finOet 0ienitag 9}a6
nlittag itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

SelleIuIlS llVO NeDrer9 OeD. Ulu-
fins in @}ilmoufee, @isy Damn Die
9eri1te lmierer &ororts 9eanten,
Die oilfopiernoe Eb1tigfeit iniereS T.
uno 3. 9e5irfstlrnmorts, G6riitian
Seuerleu unO Gugen Saedel Ser.
ner cine rege G5ei(no5me un0 De
l1idung oeS @ou-Gurnfeitc5 in Sp.
roclllc, a. -, uon0 loIt bit not leait"
Die 3llriidperlegung Oes gororts itn-
lereS 9e5irf9 na6 Der Sioot Der
9ru0erlie6e
9clonoeren Gonf m01te id5 on Die
ier SteQe i'm 9}Qmcn Ocs &ororiS
Dem 6epd6rtcu Gurnlc5rcr 9}iboro
@ertld nc6it ieinen aetreien @e6iil
fen bon ser philadelphia 5urnge
meinOe 9lusoruG perlei6en fiir oeren
treue &flibterfiiQimg in Der criolg-
reiben Gircbiii6ruug unO &eihmg
Der &orturncri1ule oes 9c5irfs. 50
longe nod iolAe &rdfte molten, muB
Sic Eurnerci ipeBen 6Iii5eu mo
geoei6eul
Inter ben rpi6tigiten @reigniiien
oeS periloiienen So6reS m0cbte id
3uriidgreiien hlf OoS GurnieIt in
Denper, So. @eun aud oic Cutter.
rung lmo Die ltngunit ser &er6dlt.
niiie cine groBe 9et6eiliguno Der Be
5irfspereine ouSibloB, 10 f0nneu mo
Siirfen mir bod 9lae itol5 iein ouf
Die Griolge Die uniere &6ilooclp6io
Girngcmeiuoe BORT er5ielte.
Ger Staiietteulouf ,g9oi6ingtou-
2cip3ig", Der lebten September alti
ocn Stiifcu oe5 &opitolS in gSoib-
iHgton ieinen 9lnfaug na6m, mobei
lnier Surner Geo. ~. Spier OaS
6a6nen6auo, bonn ng}.-9(. E.-9." Der
oeutit6en Srrncriboft 2eip5iaS gc-
itiftet, Dem criten 2Gitier nit 6egei-
iterten gSortcn ii6erreid5te, bari bier
ni6t lnermG6nt 6lei6en. 9e5irfs.
ttrnlunrt 9euerlein, Der bel Oieier
@elegen6eit iein 5elo6erru Eolent
beion0ers bepieS, 6ot in ieinem Be
ri6t cine oetaillirte 3uiaumenitel-
lung Der @ege6cnbcit lmo 9}amen
Der 21ufer. Ser 9eri6t iollte Dem
&rotofoa oieier Gagiatung einDer-
leiGt rer0en.
@rlpd6neAsluert6 it, OaB mir Dem
S6uitter GoO felt Ger lebteu 3Mon1-
i@peren 9ri6ilt 81 3o6len
6otten. N}on6er 6rope Iurner lit |
pou ims 0ei1ieoen uno mir 5ogen
nit i6ucn 6iumlS 5ur lcstcu 9fu6e.
itdtte, Ger Elrnerei treu bis in Den
Goo mar i5rc %orole. G6re ocrei
9ln0enfenl
Gum ShIniic m0c6te ic6 sic nod |
aui cine beionocre, in 9luSN9t ge-
nonmcne 8eier orfnerfiom mo4en,
lmo S6r Suiereiie fiir rege 9et6eili.
1lug III Sbnen madruicn. Gon 5.
bis 12. September 1914 finOct IN
Baltimore sic a9tur 5pnngIeo Dan.
ncr" 6eier itott, mo m6dte i6 sic
I'M glomcn Der Stoot biermit 6er5
li6 oa5l einlooen. Die 6eier gilt
oclonoers Dem 9lnoenfeu bon 5rau.
IS Scott &ep, Dem Gi6ter unierer
)|ational.&Dnne. Die Burner 9ol-
.imore's rehnen eS iiH ais @flid6t an,
BET Oieler 100,id6rigcu 0eOenficier
lftipen glntbcil 81 nebmen mo reG-
zen ii3er uii S6re @iit6iIfe. gl6-
Ic Cure 9lr6eit BON beitem griolge
Iefront icin 1T Der @unid Cures
9e5irfs -Sprc6crS,
&uuis SpffmQnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
9aS 6cutId.amcrifauiidje Sternem-
6annersGOmite.

SIN Souptquorticr ocS @recutip.
Gonlites fir sic Silnoeria6rfeicr ocs
Sternen6onncrlieOes finoet beute
9So6n1ittog Inn 123 llbr oie bonn
oeltid-on1erifaniiAen Gonlite einbe.
rpfcne Sibuug ser @eonltcn ocS Scr
Gins ftatt. @ei oeriel6en merocn
OorauSlibtIi6 @1oDor &reItom Srouf
g. Soen erecltib-5efretdr 9io6ert
&. Sec ltno @oItor Or. SuliuS Sol
mann glnipro6eu bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

Gorie ocrgledt. 5coenfoaS miro
oicier Gufel iebt cine anoerc Nlei
mnig BON scr Sode 6a6cn, penu cr
gcb6rt bat, tuie groB Der 9eiu@ I'M
Eerrapiu @crf tdgIid it, uno wie
wenige 9eutc iogeuaunte oSrgoni8co
@oie @oa" uuteritiibcn i'm Griole.
%arf.
N ~ Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
5ran Slnnn Gat6arine sd,rsS.u
9eitUr6en

o,S ~ i5rer @o5nuno 9ar. aee7
ss,.a = Sonnet n -StraBe 1T acitcrn slScn5 gSo
S5It Sral slnna Gat1arine 56r5oer ''''O L,
esl.l sslter oon 60 Sa6rcn ocitor6cn. nv, -
~, w%[Ooer 10 ae0. Eraaer, 5interIa6t ~ H.
e" @'onn Srn. 8. 6. Sdr6ocr' y y
e S@alle @ll sur &eilc ms glnsInn6 6c,o,..
SaV' Snitum SOuIc gIbs. '"'UFS'Stry
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
NnicbnIL.

Syn 8olgc 0es rcaueriiden 8ettcrS
fonoen bier geltern feline 9olllpiclc
ltott. 0oS Jleiultat IN onoeren STAB.
ten lpo g miht rcgncte, mar, mic
fnldt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
S'crIunet i'm 9Iascmciucu.

@ciumt:
suu1i cine Nddcrei uno GonicftQaocr.
9999eerc Saus paiicn6 fir 9ddcrei. nidt nber
SSluVu 6u idulen Wlan aoreiIre Nr. 1872,
-.D.O- -ltcepeI-Stfage. (gIpr26 2s)
rSentidle @eIenIdait uuu wlarniauD."
a. ArbtltssgamlucInn sgmreaN,
sI; 20 nio 217, 6unrtlanbse setrnke.
<oo Spre0lunOen bon / bis s llbr
Nysoo29-) Spbn .. W'sher, @eeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
StcIlenscIndJc.


nt Stcncncinm:
yin buiider Wianu miinimf ctcrf,,ro fs
%iSutn9atbcii, &erliiatt poer auf encm qailbHhe
tieoil lt9Slo pelcbe grbeii. Mlimal Slin5lcr, NV
- NN'guNp'SHaRe. (glpr25-2D
oSr,n.,, Stellnngen gcUhuidt:
,,Stilalh9e gdder, pann Qcniinfbt won-
WnrrSSgnsn M SddersNaupt1uarticr glr i905
tcrs tcrs'T%@g, T9ngo,s strage; SrIepBun @ulf Gi97, @nt
-. N'n"''.M,Suoen' (@pr14i9t, ,0d)
9nei rns, 3n ocrmi.t6cu:
cbne ainSpagp ~ec Simmer Del ocui@en qeuien
timUre'e 'etroS, Aau5ulrdgen 3r. 9tO, Mci.gei'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
3M OerIaMfen.

Qoor oo.,,. Sn urrianicn.
g9lonatc oii Iiif''%f ss6cSso9a %oaeMt pa 2a0sbnnoe tc
(sIprs6j e"'0"SOu'c @0unc GoiOnsSiilc Wi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

Gine oufoc6c,,5 81 uerloufen,
iSc i4assS a agsSsqr SqafEe aaa5d4s,,gsqgp 5s gqp msg Sic
Dent." "N"u ocs nScutSdicn CS,rrcSras,,
(gpr2G-9Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

Nluior.&eard6niHr ihr eolhc, SIC he
piiniden; leine rrira Spelcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

ggaIben 9iaihcn gtniIclocn. GubalIus
@lrabiNciiucn gluBcntiiic, lcr3cn Nallnes
labcr, NcdelsGrnumcnie, nnliiuce mo
crtrnnrpbes lhberncS oocr golncuee Srus
3iiir, BubleppiMe Gliible @ieocli0lc.
Nalod6in mo ocn h0uiieH So0tcltgW'
5ug oocr saiooe. ben Sic ie iabcll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

Sine 9girfbrs 2eH uertnnicn:
9Tberee.S g%4li o@li beiannt ais bic qader.
1855, Sorriun. bel iic6ciadSr @r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
Scrlanat- Wlanncr nuO anaben.
@erIamnt:

Sin iunocr qRann mid emas acnntnib i'm
Naderci @ei6dft in gSaibinQton. Giusee 0ciul
MO Aot 9n66niraaen Nr. 7OG, 9euumluauias
IDenlc, Snitimnrc Nio. (9lpr2G)
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SS1 90

icprr 0tr nrbbtc III Baltimore, irln Oelp,
trt; ~ y rnnpt@leliriidlen - mint AZ,
icitc gcleBrn, frct
Evening journal., 1914-02-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL
INSTITUTE PLANNED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Feb. 14.-An
Institute OF Sunday School Workers,
distinct from the Hundred Institute,
will be held in Forest Presbyterian
Church on Friday, February 20, with
a morning and afternoon session.
Henry Gillen has sold his farm
near McDonough to William Wilson,
OF near Leipsic, who will make his
home there.
The annual town election will be
held at the office of Alfred Cox on
Monday, March >. when two commits
sioners for two years each, a town
treasurer. an assessor, and an alder
man for one year each win be elected.
The commissioners elected will sue
ceed 5. T.. Lewis and Joseph Han
son.
Miss Ada Scott is In Philadelphia
Mrs. A. NJ. Chamberlaine will be
guest at the luncheon given by the
Milford Century Club on Saturday
Mrs. I. $. Vallandigham has her
cousin, Mrs. Whiteley, of Frederica.
with her for visit-Miss Charlotte
Peverley of Burlington, \. j.. is
spending several days with her par
ents here-Miss Mabel Lockwood has
gone to North East, Nd, for a stay
with relatives.