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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14
JAPANESE IN FAVOR
OF TREATY WITH RUSSIA
~ .as...s .eY.n.. .,.s... .....a ~l..l

Peuograd. Sept i3.---Japanese of.
icers have declared to u Russian
Journalist that the whole Of japan Is
In favor Of an alliance with Russin.
Travellers returning from Constan-
tlnople and SOMA bring the report
that there is famine In the Turkish
capital.
Reports reaching here say that
Berlin is trying to give little import
ance to the German retreat
Political circles In Vienna arc
much depressed because OF the In.
ability Of the German army 60 CIV,
further assistance to Austria.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14
AUSTR|ANS OVERWHELMED
BY CARS ARMY AFTER
PROLONGED STRUGGLE FOR
MASTERY OF SOUTH POLAND
RUSSIANS NOW HAVE CAPTURED
10000 PRISONERS AND MORE
ARE EXPECTED TO SURRENDER

Strategic Developments of Muscovte Commander r-in-che
Prove Completely Successful and Troops Of Emperor
Francis Joseph Are Smashed to Pieces in Succession of
Mastery and Bloody Engagements Conducted in Zone of
Operations More Than Thousand Officers Among Those
Taken and 400 Guns Fall Into Hands Of vCtors Accord
ina to Reports From Various Sources; Way to Berlin Prac
tca|Iy Open.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

France Russia and OF belgium.
which. having sustained the first
shock will be the foremost In celc-
hrating the final victory"
Cardinal Mercicr was received in
audience today by King George at
buckingham palace. After his ap-
pearance az Westminster cathedral
he received several dcputations, one
headed by the Duke of Norfolk and
the officers Of The Catholic univer-
sity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

Paris Sept l3 t7;f6 p. m.)--The
evacuation Of Amiens by the Germans
previously reported in news dispatches
was officially announced today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-14

our country is laid waste, but with
Gods help, we shall raise II from its
ruins ! invite our countless sympa-
thizers In Great Britain TO come 10
Brussels. l.ouvain and Maiines and
celebrate with us in our restored ca
thedrals and municipal buildings the
triumph Of the cause Of justice. the
cause of Great Britain, ireland.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
NSfcrO oclabmt.

&i Der %ennpluana : 20enue,
na1e Der Golp6ii-S -StraBc, muroc 0e-
tern Gornittaa ourH Gin SIT 9oocn
geiliir5tcS mo ser 5iriuo Morliic
g. So6n, 9aiouettc @lorft ge66rcu-
OeS %icro Der &crfe0r lanacrc 3eit
oii9ebaltcn lno cine nocb NunOertcn
5G6lenoe ncugierigc @}eni1enmengc
anaclodt. Gas 4Siero, ein 9lappcn,
unroe pl0blib auf Der ciuen @inter-
icite aeld6nt, itiir5te auf Sen Stro'
Bcu6a6nibienen 5uionmen unO mar
nidt me6r i'm StanOe, iiN 5i erbe-
ben 9la6 ue6r Oeml elmer &ertel.
ltunoe gclaugte cine in5mii6eu be-
na1ri1tigte 9In6ulon5 oes oGeteri-
mar @oipitals~ al lmO iorgtc iiir
Die Sortidaifing Ocs I6icrcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
ltr6crraidltc 2ic6c.


Sri. Soniie Sopfins iinOet bel ser
Snipeftion oes Souies i6rcr @}lt.
ter einen Oie5 i'm @anoidronf.
Gr oeiie6t, ooB 5luei Gompii-
cen cntpiidt ieieL @ortet gc.
Ou0ig auf @oli5ei.
Irci Cie5c pur0cu I'M Souic BON
6rau 9. 6. @opfinS, 9h. 90l, Dit
Al StroBc, Don i6rer Goc1tcr, Sri.
2ouiie Sopfiua, oeilmOeL ais iie
nod longer 3eit 0oS Sous bctrot
inn 5u ieber, 90 ser Stltrn Sboocn
angeri6tet 6otte
N}Gnnern bic 0aS @intreten Don
6rl 6opfins borten, gcloug cS rebt-
5eitig, Our1 Gin aeaerfenIier Oos
@eite 5l iuden, w16renO ser brittle
ii9 in ciuen @onoitranf flii6tetc.
o6er nidt sic 5bronft6iirc bon I'M
nen iAlieBen fomite. Dit 0roBcr
Golt5liitigfeit 6efa6l SRI. Sopfins
ibnL nn6 unten 5u gcbeu NO Gopt.
Sed, Der nit Der iungeu Gomc ms
Sons gefonmcu mar, ii6 bciono.
g9d6reno aui Die @oli5ei gemortet
wuroe, geitouO Der GinbreHer, Bob
3mei ieiner @enoiien entfonlmen ici-
en-. Sri. Sopfins wo6ute wG6renO
ser 9l6peenbeit i6rer 9hltter, Oic in
Slorioo it, bel ibrcr Scbmeilcr 9lr.
20i7 &eit 9|ort6 9lucnue. Ger
iugen0li1e Gin6rec6er ioa ieine Cont
plicen om iel6cn &orniitta0 aetroffen
6o6en uuO BON i6nen sur @lit6iilie
UeranloBt morOen iein.
SRI. Sopfins lebnte ldGeluo oos
Compliment. lic lei cine S1eloin ab,
inO neinie, ie0es iun9e @lGOAcn
5dttc an i1rcr Stclle gcuol 10 ae6on-
0elt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
Nrrnnitii6a.llc6rrtrnnnnnrtl

Geo S. GrnOorif un0 @ottin an
Seiiie q @iQiam5. Siioicite ser Go-
nlonoiou-9lueale, nd6c I. StroBc, iG
6ei 100.
u9lltnOrl 5onO & @rupcl So. an
oie v,SiocliiQ Suiit Gov~'1 @rmo.
itiidc.
&o6crt SIMMER an 6rcoerid ares
6ad gSelticitc ser qlnns uo6c SoD-
cttc. Strabe, q Bel 67
r6eliancc 9icoIto So" an @Qen S.
@il6eln Sii0oit-Gde 1yaQS.gooO.
9ouleooro lmO Al. StroBc.
&obert Seff an Sonuel Sico,
0lileite ser SiQmau-, ua6e 9tcia6tor-
StroBc, 1874 bel GG.
SoaD @6itcbeoo Ii. g. al Sronf s.
0romonif mo @attin, 9}oroieitc ser
@6aic-SiraBc no5c Montforo 1876
6ci. 10.
Dlor0 AlcGobe an Scnrp g.
S@ninde rn0 @ottin, 9}or0peitieile
per &ooooa StroBc, nobc 6ort9lpc,
Ills bel 1908.
Gnmo 5. SSreelanO II. u. an Sor-
nep Is. Gorrea Oitieite Der Central
na6c 8. 9lnenuc.
@oroen 6. GorreQ uno @otih an
Caroline @ooo, 9ir 333, GolanO-2lOc.
9lorg NMlan0er an gln0uit s. @lg'
lonoer, SiiOieiie Der @ol6roof -glpc4
noDe Geniion StraBe, l6 6ei t50.
So9u g. Garter unO @ottin al
SemiS s. Seoerer, 2 @rluoitiidc
NieleI6cn an ScnrD q. 2eoerer 2
@rinOitiidc.
IS s. Gallagher 9eolp So" an
SenrD 9artman imo @ottiI GItieite
Der Strecpers nabc Sleet Ctr 1876
6et CO.
%olf ScOiu un0 @otiiu an SSsrocl
Sermon uno @utttn 0itieite @ono.
pa5e SaItiporc-StraBc, IS 6ci 70.
SDuS. slt- goul0en lin0 Wattin an
,Srcoerid " @lurf uuo Satin, ggcit.
lclic Der 2ouoou.9lpcnue, uo6c Scnrp.
StraBc, 13 bel so.
= SOON 9ecuwfeS on @larp $.
@'naifin a @rlnoltiide.
3 @}ilton Soncs on Sanot Rot6
lrlo (gottin Siouciticitc ser SIC.
100. III
%aItcr s. Sorriion. iiluy an gcui.
Sternbeimcr g8eIticitc ser Wlonroci
StroBe no5c 9}ori69lucuuc, 1875 bci
GIG.
So9n Stndcrt mo @oftin an SSiooc
6reeoman ltno Satin 9}oroicitc scr
Baltimore Strohe. is 6ei 90
ScnueI 2 9lppolo ali Gep6as 90.
2epis H. g.. Siioicite Ser Gonloen.,
no6c G6arIcs SfroBe, 3o.91s bel 81.
1ll4.
So6n 8 Garter imo Srou onSou.
renee 9 6cnncmou uuO 6rolt Oit-
Seite 9cntoloitiroBe uo6c s2ol.
6roof.giucy 1876 Gel IA 6ilB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

Saro6 g. &o6inion II. 81. an 9lt.
bill Conner lno Srou, SiiOieitc &en-
roie- nobe Sutton 9lpenue, 10 Del
80 lSuB.
Senuic %. Z. scoleS un0 @ottc
an @eo. z. Gide0 Oiticite 9orclop.
StroBe, na6e 9lortb 9lpenIe, 1877 bel
95 ISrB.
&o6n s. Gortcr lnO Srou ouSiooc
= Nidion 5 @run0itiidc.
lolo 6. 2iut6icuu an Sol. 9. Gin.
t6icuuL 3 @runOitiide
Glanoeaa Sori6er al 5. q. @eal-
near uuO Sou Go. g9eiticite Sails
z y. 0loao, no6c Gacottitr, 1874
bei 100 S5uB.
s. g. Yeoimeor II. Son 50. an 5S.
&C. SLIDER, @citieitc Sails z. q. 81.
na6e @aicottitraBe, 1874 BEL 1506uB.
Siooc g. Sod lmO Srau an So-
coo @lpers uu0 6roL g}orOoitieite
DlcGuaob, na6c g99itcloditroBe, 13
bel 100 SUB.
G6os. $. Gor6ett an Slo6crt g..
@olt 5 05rltnOitiide.
GeIionce 9ienltp Go. an SorrpN}ir-
ter unO 6rou Sitieitc SoasEurnpife
&ooO, na5e Al. Strobe, IA bei 977
8uB.
9Ibra6om Silbermon an @oleutp
%iccjorfopsfi lmO SrolL giorOoitede
Gonton 9l0enne mo 9ct6elitru tG.9
bel SO SUB.
Sos u. SeuningS an SUI. Stein
mO SroL 9}orOmeitieite Gutopitry
no6e Som6urgitraBc. 1872 bc 90
SUB
SaS &eeltD unO Srau all &otie
9lofoS, t2 @runOitiide.
Sobu G. Sielo an &itts6urg6%late
@iIoB 60, SiiOoitieite Spring Sia-
9loenue no6e 9leiiterStown 9looO,
26 6ei t40 SUB.
Olort6o 9l Nlinnid an Wogoic q,
WcGoirt, 0iiieitc @rceumolut.9luc.,
.uo6e Ga0crifroBe, 20 bel 1856 SUB.
Goro Nl 6ortnon on SSoco6 ~.
Sorinou mo 6ran 9}orooiiicitc ser
,Sort 9lucnuc, no6e 9Gc6iteritroBc,
IA 6ei i04 SUB.
9lnOrcw @. SDniot lnO Srou al
gSm @ofnciilcr, 2 @rtuoitiidc.
acnncoD @anO II. Snip 81. an ..
g. @iaiomion uuO SrolL 9}oromcit-
Seite Gecil 9lpcuuc, no6e p Str,
"A 6ci 1913 SUB.
gSilion s.. Carroll Sruitee an
Gbos. q. @edcr lm0 6roL Norooit
Scite So6u, na6e @lcARedenitraBc
20 Del 1870 SUB.
@n 9eim6od an @eo 9lS @.
9o6mou inO GroL 9}orOieite 92c@l-
Oerrp, no6c @loOeriroBe, IS bei
7t6 SUB.
SrcO. S. 9}orO6rucb lmO 6rou oi
Seru6oro Sdminfe unO 6roit @eit
icite @areilroBe na6c Iairmount
9lpenuc, 1872 6ci G0.S Sun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

@on oeraS 2 9micre. grlter
Sdarpicler; u9lergcrlidl babe nl~
icbon 10 ie6r ollf 9lpfelnuiB Gcfrent
3weiter SGolipicIer: u9'o ntoY"
@rlter 5boilipieler: u9'o iulo
onS EubIifinn bat bclite nlr llllf
&ilanncn no6 mir geuorien-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

0ic Gf1terS . @ottin
vEn GmmD, bent 6o6' id einen
pinocr5oreu Stoif acilnOen%
d3n eincm SMauipiel?~ u9lccl-
ST 'ner Soic~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

3peiOcntig. nSA foune,
INN Sore 9loritdten Sommhmg am
5uic6en Serr Groieiiorl~ rSdou,
oeitottcu Sie, OoB id &6nen 5ludblt
meinc Sdmiegermitttcr umO meme
Srdi poritcllcl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
@clddits= =&cglDcllcr.
9Gder-, GonOitor- nn0 &otel.
9eOurfS-llrtifel.
,ste @Ber5 & iSids Gp., t04 G.sSopor6s@I


8citlm9en 8eitiArifien etc.
,She 9inlimurc GcluS Co.," Naoio 9lbercrom
bic, eelGdiisil0rer, sls @eihgefmausStr.
IeutiAe 8Hcber u..o 8eitShriiten
u. Sauitin 10 Woro.goppIsionsSrsBe.
gau-Materitilien Ebiiren 6eniter.
rabmen. 2aoen etc
Samss 9. Softer Co. 115--1i7 @nosTreos'
glational-8dnfen.
,s6e clb guwu Gntiunal ganE,@ @aps muc
@IctersStrdhe. Saeob g4 gBuot &rnli0ent,
NenrD y. 9le0ue, Nalilrer.
yeecon6 yntiUuaI Saat" 432 @iiosgroaopab.
gG. IS. g9dener Nniiirer.
e9sritcrn yintional 8anf" IA GoTo Guiaip'
.9armcrs' nuo MlerhantS NatluuaI CANT"
@nuib- uiio 2omsorosStraBe.
Staats- -ganTen.
,,9eutIhs @anf nun Yaltimurer Baltimore. une
&ouIoao,SifGges; |a Ssgpgr p'u''0'''
Spar-gatifen.
,,DenIde Gpnrbanl YIN SaltimDre'" eniam
nno 5altinlore'Sirabe.
GrirIt.Gonipagnie'n.
rsalttmore Eruit & gaarnniee Soy" Gou'tabi'
Nuioing
Wlormor. unO @ranit-&erfe.
3. eilsartuer & eous, 22s @oro'9ParleS'Str
9onowiri6Td)oitlit1e @erdtbe unS
SdmereIen.
GriHiib.xurnsr Co., 2O5 goro'@ueas sStrabe
9lODofoten
anrf ". W. etclh, 300 Ct 3aulsStrdbe.
VntaonS &DtD. 2oi-269 Saioel Vuuop'H
9SlimbinQ, gSuruaces, 9anges uno
Gefen 0aAoeden unO &innen.
gcuurtt srOs., 52s gc-O.srenoni'aOenne.
Gupferidnricoe uno EIumbers.
Subu Subsrt f7t4 9bamessShabe. g y.
3elephDu: gBole 1889
Gtgentbums glgelten llllo SQunole1.
@ierre 6. 1noon 6 Wey6sw' 10 SlfNlexlpG'@n'
Scuer.%eriiherlmoen-
,Olchal Suiurnncr 60. oi 9iucrpgoi" S3su5g W9
genrfielo, Mcllocn3 Diaiager, lOl-lO5 @Qan
Der Of Commerce Nuioin9. n,.,.,,s.-..,
,etrmanin SeurrucrHmfrnnqe We'ehinl"iI
tntiWorea uno GOribsSitaBe
&uf}1wieO-3 -3ubebor.
G. evH %anue g.. 3e2-se4 @Oro'Sap'Str
Go6leu uno SolS.
esars 9. Bon ScIne, 800 eOInm'io'SloeHne'
@lcGpIottcn, Meta!l etc.
2Dun, Gpnnin G So. QneprvUrlr9' ls--lb
9aoeronsG.vcbc.
Efonolci6-@eldGfte.
.Gculonbasca 2oan Go.." / giorosGabsSiraBe
EionoS uu0 SrQelr.
Ghas. M. eHrff Norosqibertb sStrnbe.
2pi1enbeitotter.
e0nbcr & Grns. t70S-t7t0 GnnionsgIpenle'
gemi. GDDf. glori6, nno GSreeHm9DusAneIue'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
@nItimOrr Wlnrftbrridltc.

Montog oen ?. Nldr3 1914.
NfcbI 3uil6r G7SO 6diier,
eiui6lieBli1 55i5 8diier 8u Socuits
Yoiut uno t52 Saiier 5n Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

$1,000 unteo aUa inc 4er 4er............. 68N
$1,000 lniieo HDS 4. icr............ sl
20 9nibeilc aalto Gec pio...-... 44
i45 9ntbeile 6 6 s g & 3 COM nos
10 elni6eie 6 s. 6 & g COM nos
100 aai6eic 0l0om 5ueI com.... 40
Is anibeiLe Sair eos com .... a5N
75 slut6cie Sair @os com ..., 2oM
% sni6eic 5olr cas com...... 27
10 9mibeic 5air Gos com-.. 27h
25 anibete 5air cus com ...... ~
2 auibeie Noil Marinc &ani. sCN
10 ant6cilc ia gsat 4ow com... rs
100 sni6eilc va ssai 9ow com...... IS
POO aHi0eiIc uHi &ps com ....... g0N
100 gniBeile Uni R0s com ... COX
5s gni0eile luiieb @0s com. POW
25 gnibellc uniieo Rps com....... 2oh
So suibeile @eiiern ganl ......, ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

Elmbin9, 6uruaces, Nanses rmo
Gefer, 0adoeden uaO &inTen
Sennett @ros.. 500 csb.lsrenIontsguenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

&e i5en 3ufn6r 5O762 9u.
ihcl GerionOt bon Den Glepatorcn
S26 9uihel @leootoren @orrat6
6t3.S03 9uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

ihel; Gerlan0t bon Oen glepotorclt
2745 9nihel; GIepotoren Gorroi6
1861 @niMeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

Ularmor. unO @ranit-&erfe.
8. 6iloartusr & eOus, 22s g'oros9Parles'str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

9nri ". GP. GtbrIs, 800 CT Saul'Gtrabe
BnitaUuS &Di0. 26i-26 Colbert Vuuolna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

0eutibe 8Hher us 8eitShriiten
". Sauiti0, 10 gorbsgoppIsiDnsStysBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
&erlangt i'm QIllgemeinen.
StcIIcnacindc.


Stcllencindl.
SuHeer GentI6er oes gnaIil1en iq gsog:
iraenomelncr glri. Nerelbc it peiluo, iiiG'
fern ilcbio ino frdftig mn bai cute 9eies
rcil3en. Sficrcn inter o0i. 635", Scntidlcr
0urrcippnocnt (0r34 %
Stccgeinn
Gin iiidtigcr Sdu6nln6er, SO Sabre alt,
ll0t iclori glrbcit Ni1cres bel Nnguit Suc1s
it, W. 1924, SitSaltimurc SraRe
(NlrB3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

9citun9en 8eitlAriiten etc.
J, ,She Qlnliimurc Icws Co.," 0abo Ibercronr
bic, Gel6diisiii0rer. 3l8 8elhTermaHsGtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

@ofer 3uiubr 1920 @uicbel
Gcrianot pon oen GleDotoren 62t5
@uihel; Gleuatorca @orrat6 22S,
800 Nnihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

GrliIt.Gonipa9nie'n.
rgalttmorc sruit & gua-auiee &c." gouita6n
Nullblng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

9onopiri6Td)oitlid5e @er1tbe unS
Sdrneyelen.
Criiiiib.Surusr CO., 2o5 gioro'SaeasStrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

8lccbpIuttcn, N}eta!l eic.
e0um, GoulItn & So. QneprvOrirA' la--1t
QdloerIioHsS.tohc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

aupferihn1icoe uuo Elumbers.
Subn Subsrt, f7t4 9bamesssrabe 9 & y
SelephUn: gSolie 1899 -.
@tgentbMms glgellten uno @unoler.
@ierre g. 1usnm & Nsy6sw. 10 Sit'aexipGiar'
Girlbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

Sine oenif.6e Srau I'M mtlleren glner ols
M0c6iu iino iiir nlpcmenc 6mnsnr6cii in elmer
ilenen Samilic Oou @uuamiencn giad3ulragcn
&r. 1908, Mtt NuDal Ecrrarr. (Nir34 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
SeutiQe EdluBrate:

W'ois. 3uinbr 2t72 guibel; /;
Gcriouot bon oen Gle0atoreu 6397
SulAel' Glcootoren &orrot6 i22,.
$50 @niAeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
gcrIanat -yrancm nno W5dS@cn.

@crlangt
Sin Wdo6en fir aueenelHe 0nuSar6elt;
tcu Nsucben ooer 8Gcla ladD3ulra9en ylr.
1925, Sinocugiucunc. (Wlr8l 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
gau-Materidlien Gbiiren, 6eniter.
rabmen 2noen etc
Sames .. Softer g. 60, 115--1l7 GnSsTreos.
ffd-E-iinnr

Spar-gahfen.
,,Deutgne eparbnns YIN &altimDre," @utan
nno galhui0fesSiroBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04
GfoaOlcib-@eiddfte-
oGouiuIIbpsca aoan Co.," 1 gSorosSao'SiraBe

2pi6enbeitntter.
G0nber & Guus. t70S--17t0 Gnnionsgloenle'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-04

Go6leu uno 9ol5.
NsnrA 8. Bon Nelns. s59 GoInm'ta.gloenae.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-07-25
Her Art Not Appreciated.

Vanishing day at the Royal academy
is always an important and interesting
function. Canvases and panels that
have been thirsty enough to absorb
the oil from the whole or portions of
the pictures painted upon them have
once more the luster of their first
painting restored by these pick-me-
ups
Members of the years hanging COM
mittee are always at hand on these oc-
casions to consider suggestions and
complaints about their recent labors.
The chief complaint this year was by
a lady who found her work had been
hung horizontally instead of vertically.
Unkind friends cautioned her that pos
sibly it had been accepted on the hori-
zontal understanding.
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BITTERNESS WITH JOY
ALWAYS IN THE
COMING AND DEPARTING.
Missives From Absent Children Serve
to GLADDEN. Mother Who Must for
: Time Be Parted From Those
She Loves.
"The last chick has gone!"

"The last chick has gone!"
Mrs. Cambury opened the long win
dow and walked out on the terrace.
Yesterday morning Pat" had stood
there by her side-Patricia, the young
est. the last to leave the old home.
Today the wedding hustle was over
and the house was empty. Mrs. Cam
bury shaded her eyes with her hand
and looked down into the rambling
garden. Even more than the house, it
brought her boys and girls back before
her. Now they belonged to the world
and she was alone. Into her heart
came the bitterness OF motherhood
the having and the losing.
Miss Pat told me to give you this
IS soon as you came down this morn
ing" said Martha, the maid. Her eyes
saw the tear her mistress wiped away
hastily.
Poor dear, / don't wonder!" she
thought There never was a finer set
of boys and girls
She put Patricia's letter in the hand
that Mrs. Cambury held out, eagerly.
Dearest Mother" the letter ran, 81
but shall not forget one of the things
you've lived to teach US, and I'll try
to make home for Edwin as sweet as
the home you've made for u.s."
The postman's knock broke in.
"Three letters" Martha announced,
with the freedo N of long service. "And
l wonder whether they didn't do it
a-purpose," she muttered, as she went
back to tie kitchen. She knew the
handwriting on every one of the three.
Mrs. Cambury's face flushed with
pleasure. They had all written, the
children who had gone away from her.
From mission station in India,
Ralph wrote: 81 wonder whether you
are exulting today over the fact that
there will be one more center from
which your influence will spread out,
or whether Pats departure seems
nothing but the chipping off of anoth-
er bit of the perfect home life. Did
ever tell you-no, know have not
that the six little lads in our orphan
age look forward to the 'unlighted
hour just as eagerly as we did at
home? | think they get nearer to me,
and | to them, in those talks in the
dimness. That 'unlighted hour when
you gave yourself to US entirely, was
always the best in the whole day. 1t
is not given up, dear. 1t has taken
root out here in India
Maggie, the young mother, sent a
comical little story of her babies, and
Of nursery difficulties.
Thanks to your training, I can af-
ford to laugh" she said. There is no
emergency in my nursery that l can
not meet. Half dozen mothers round
here, who envy me my independence,
are learning from me- So you see
your influence does not stop with my
babies, but bids fair to go on indefi-
nitely."
From school in the West, Rupert
wrote: II can never thank you
enough for your boundless patience
with and faith in certain trying boy.
Optimism, caught from you, cheers
and encourages my pupils"
Mrs. Cambury looked up.
1t is very bitter, and very sweet,
to be mother" she said.-Youth's
Companion. n
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Here and Hereafter.

The Taller tells the story of an old
Scotchman whose wit was edged with
pessimism. One morning he met at
her gate neighbor whose husband
was seriously ILL.,
"And hoo's yer husband this morn
ing, Mrs. Tamson?" he asked, solici-
tously.
"Oh, he's awful bad The doctor
said his temperature has gone to 1907"
Nae. nae. you've made mistake!
Sandy's temperature could never be
as muckle as 150-at least, not in this
world" he added. as an afterthought
Youths Companion.
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Cover Bottles With Leather.

In carrying a small bottle, for in
stance, of medicine On voyage, it is
an excellent plan to make a leather
covering for it, and this is easily DONE
In this way if the bottle breaks there
is no danger from wounds caused by
the glass, and the cover acts as a
good protector. For a square section
bottle, trace the profile on a piece of
leather four times side by side, and
add the small square representing the
bottom, to one Of the profiles. Cut
ting out with the scissors, this makes
only one seam at the end to be sewed
up, also the parts at the neck OF the
bottle and the bottom piece.
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BEST DIARRHoEA REMEDY

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CURED INDIGESTION

Mrs. Sadie P. Clawson, Indiana,
Pa, was bothered with indigestion.
My stomach panied lie night and
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