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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06
SAY GERMANS LOST
10000 IN RUSSIA

Petrogtad, Oct. 0.-The German force
reported yesterday to be entrenehinq
itself on the Russian side Of the from.
tier following lis defeat on the Niemeu
river, was said today to have fallen
back upon defenses on the russian
side.
The Russians were threatening the
front aud flank Of the retiring German
army.
The Germans were estimated here 10
have lost 10000 men In killed, wounded
aud captured In their series Of battles
IN Russian Poland. In addition 10 this,
u was officially stated that they had
lost numbers Of cannon, which, becom
ing mired In the course Of German re.
treats, had TO be abandoned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06

Kansas City, Mo. oSt G-Jaek M.
lon, Indianapolis hgat heavyweight, 10,
day hollis decision over Jim FLYNN,
me Pueblo fireman. a. result OF their
ten nround bout here last night pillcn
MAS given the decision because he land.
ed mor hlovs than Fl,pu but AZ the
flush there secmei 70 be plenty OF
fight lett IN both, The match Was fca
turcd BY heavy hitting, both naen land.
log telling blows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06
TO AID RED CROSS

Vancouver. Wash. Der. e.--To aid
The German'Austriau Red Cryss society.
organized here a shott time ago, Colonel
Young nas Offered The services Of the
rweu,y'first infantry and the military
band for maneuvrrs ant concert on
October u. Although no admission tee
ean be charged tor entrance to the
barracks. "po, boilers will Be set np
At the gates and visitors encouraged 70
.irpp 10 DINE or 80 ftl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06
WANTED MONEY qurcKLY.

Los Angeles, CaL, Oct 5.-Mrs Kate
stafford, 80, WAS shot three timea and
probably fatally wouaded today By vii.
liant Groves IS. who wss arrested. AcI
cordiuu 70 MrN stafford, Groves ap
pcard A. hey door With q revolver
shouted "ycur money " your lie.
and fired before she could reply. Both
are negsoeA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06

goln' rig h t,
t h ey We gotta
shake a leg. In
$ pokane Vean
first toe d the
slab, if I've been
right in keepin ,
tab, an that was
nineteen nine.
n ext year in
Portland S uni
form he took the
coast league fans
by storm an had
EN- at his shrine.
He pitched so
many 81 shutOut
games they hung
.nn him this nnmn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06

kcnosha, Wis. och G.-Chatlcy
White, the chicago lightweight holds
= newspaper decision over stanley Noa.
kum " Denver today az result of
their icntoubd bout here last night
White outelassc,l his adversary ftom
start TO finish but he was unable to put
over knockout wallop
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06

Jars ARE potdrE

cekin Oct G-,iapAnese troops had
occupied up 10 today the German.
owned railroad eoncgting kiaO Chaa
and T.l Nan. from Wei Hsien to Tsina
cho~, . distance of ~ miles, rAe
Tohic government notified me Chincse
forcien office that iapsu would keep
~ Few troops a. posslhle oa the line.
would order them 10 rvmRir close 70
che read and wOuld replace them AZ
rcon A. v could with s,,iliAn railroad
men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06
(: Baseball !:
Yesterday 5 Results.

Yesterdays Results
No game played; travelling day
Pennant DopA
Portland Still has a lead Of one
game.
Portland has q games on the sched.
ule.
sun Francisco is still one game ahead
Of Venice.
Los Angeles is three games from the
first division,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06
MoRAI.-DoN'T wAgT WfNnows

Los Angeles, Cal, oct 5.-Falline
through skyhsht from an upper floor
Of the Hotel Leighton, where she was
wasnipe windows, Mrs. Esther Page.
W was probably fatally Injured late
today. 'st'. Iss'S. =, d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06
Only Sure Germ
Cure Ever Known

"Gets.I,' the Now Way, . Drops Do It
To endure the pains aud tortures
caused by little thing like q corn 8,
ridiculous, simply because It is unneccs.
sary. The new.plan corn cure, "GETS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06

Journal wani Ads ore a sis
kslp to the farmers whsn they
ars TOO busy 10 come 20 town,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06
VEAN GREGG
Red McGhee says.
By A. M. corigan.

He q six feet. one inch an half o.
Boston Red Sox pitchiu staff, this guy
Sylvanus Gregg. His windup is won.
irous sight. To beat him when he S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-06

A woman IL never popular with ]
man who knows lees than sas does
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
GNCn sic iuenigcr iUenu
bic NicrCn i6merjCn.
)lcGmcn Cir Gin WloS Sol;c, iucun
Ser 9lifcn idJmer5. oocr sic
%lnie plaot.

Iic omcriianilden N(dnncr lln0
6rdncn niiiieu itets alif Der 0ut ioin
oe0eu 9liercnIeioal neil mir 5i piel
ellen inio alc unierc Spciieu 5ll reid
iino Inner 9lut lit nit 6ornidire
gefiiQi. mel6c Die }iieren niis5iid)ei.
oen periuden; lie iueroeu bon lleber.
arbail geidmdht mcroeu trdoe Die
Neutrality-suspicious. peroeil pers
itopit mo oas 9eiultot lit 9licren-
leioen Nlaienihudhe ln0 Elm ollgc.
mciucr 91ieoeroong in 05eiuno6eit,
S9em iid1 H6re 9liereu pie @lum-
pen @lei iiibleu, Shr 9liiden idmer5t
ooer Der llrin bepoltt it, poa BON
Noocniob. ooer Sic ac3pun9en iino,
3wci. oocr oreinal lu1breuo Der
Roht Sinoeruna 81 iuden weiu Sic
al fronf6aitcn @opiidmeBcn ooer
Siuinocl ncr0oien 9lnfdllcn iaitrcm
@logpu lcioan o0cr 2ic Abematiss
mus 0a6cn, pcnu 0ds g9etter ihled't
III, 6cioracu Sie iicb pon Sbrcm 9lpo-
ibcrc oegcn pier lln5en gSoo Salts"
nehneu cir einen l6cel0iicl uol IN
eiuem @las @aiier Dor Oem drlib.
itiid iiir cinige Gage uno Sbrc Pie.
rem wcroen 0oin icn or5eiten 1ie.
ics beriihnitc Solj lit OTIS Sraubent
idnrc INN 6itroneuloit gemoht, conn
6iiirt nit ynt0ia mn ipuroe leit Se,
ncratiouen bemlst Inn ueriiopltc
slieren 5il reihgen WO 5u iiinuli.
rem; oie Sdnrcn i'm llrin SIT nentrQ.
liiiren 10 ooG ocrielbc nidt finger
cine Ciiele Uog Erriiatiou ili iqqs
nurN 9laieulei0eu bscnoet mcroen,
&ao Salts ii billi8 fam nld)t
iddoiacn Alodt elm cnt5iidenoes err
iriihen0cs oiibia. @aiier-Setrdnt mo
seb0rt in jeOes Ncm neil 9licmauo
cinen 6eDlcr madcn fann menn cr
jil ieocr 3cit cine Gntc 9liercnfHuls
ton bat
CAnieiac)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

2lgeucc Sopas" Nd1 oa5r bergea'0g'
bos, Die N'iitbclung bon Der alIaV0
lidcu SaOctaae DER ocllti6tn Sise
oros Nl pcrbrcitcn Gin &coafles".
oicicr 9lacnhr Der Iicb an s5oro ~ \.
ayHtciio" beial1o BAT Den %l0nV''
pm 0cn &ora1ugcn 3'it6ciluna y.
nladt mo oabci uon oer Scpal49'
Der Geutic5eu acipro3ci
9ldt iolhcn &crodhtiaunacll
ren llnuobrbcit ii1 idllieBiid oo"
beransiteat. miro mon oen irall3op
idjcn Observation-Disclosures l'''a
Ocu irou50iiiben @criten tc'n'"
gluBen bringen Die Srau5oleu ~
len iid lie6cr 0iii6c ocben, Is iQfV"
oelttihen. enaliil6cu umo italiellllpV"
9ipalcu alcic6 5u tbu1 oouI petps'
i0rc aaiiitcu e6cnio bcieet ic1L 'p''
Die icner @cicnihalicu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
9effuet 9}aie iOfOrt GrfdItungeu
mnO Gatarrb Deri6WiuOeu.

Iieier iiiBe, wirjiac &alian ml!e .'
0irh Die &drme Der 9ilie aulgelop
mO beilt Die eui5iinoeien lcldlnolls.
ncn Shlcimhdiltc, nelhc g'aie, 39Pl
mo @eblfopi beOedeu; renat olS
Siitfandlc, TINT indnaeueanls''
9Iusiliiieu Giubalt mo eil 'SepQ'
Der rcrli9cNoen beldnitiaenoe' V''
leidterina ilcQi lib ioi0rt Elm,
Siegt 6elue 9,aft niht idlallos
nod 2It6em riugen0, nit perltopllenI
aopf iuo Ueripcrrter 9taie buleN0
mo ipudeno. Gatarr6 ooer clne et'
folhna nit lonicnocr 9laie, iigel'
riedenOeu Sdleim in sic aep''
orinaeno mo Der bciBen0eil Jroaell,
belt 1T i@mcB6ait, a6er wapr0a''
mn6tbig.
ScBt @uren @lou6cn liir elll,
nal in Gus Cream Balm" nv
$bre GrfdltiuQ oOer &br eaiafIV
miro liderliCb ucrihmm0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

oo6 rou ciuer Snboto9c o0cr feinc
Rcoc icin fonue ua0 0aB insbeionocre
,oic beiocl ocitihcn Stcpor0s Der
NcrOadt ciner lolden Saootaae niHt
ireiie. &oafomnlen in Dos @ebiet
Der 6abel ucrlpie9 Der 0apitdn 0ie
2ie9anphhg elm ocuilber @alloaier
bobc iih an Der 5hdOiam9 oes
Sdifics bctbciliaf Der GapitGn cr-
fldrte UicImebr, ooB er iic0 iiOer Die.
len @oiioaicr mir Iobcu0 mlsiprehen
fonnc nio 0oB 0ieicr ocltibc 9Soiio.
aier iiN lu0brcuo Der 1uil3cn 6obrt
ablohlt correft perboltcl babe
2ln1eiid3is oieler uoderai leemdu.
niiden 9(uirihtiateit nuO 66rldtcit
0es Captains III Is i'm 10 bcooucrf
lider. OoB cine 10 groBe nno ange-
iebene iclcarapbiic6c 9l9cniur pie Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

9)loDernc'Stunlt. ~. pa,
iuic qcidat Gir mein ueileiics @ilo2"
@s rNo liebcr 5rcuo. ga iicbi
mau ia o6iolit ndltS oaS iii ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

11uiter (3n ber6eirot6eten Eohter):
nSreut iid 9ein G2nnn iiber ben
Ghreibiiic6 Den 0u i6m gum @eburtss
tne aeidlenit boitg"
~@au5 gIiidIid lit cr; 6eut Bat er
5ipoIf g'aB ooran aisoetrnuteul"
8eritrcut.
DBaruu remit 6cuu Ser 6err Tros
feilor iebt ben eon5en Sag 70 IN Der
Sfa0t berum2 5iir ieue tleine 6anilis
mnB er aie acknowledgements bod
baIo beIcrgt ba6cu2~
pGns ldon ~ o6er CT IdBt eben ims
mer i'm ndcdien 9ooen oas ipieDer Iies
gen mas er in Dem por6erigen eelauft
hot imS oann peiB er ME Hlebr, NOS
eeipeiei it,
lihis meter als cine ihwarje 6la-
de gl uGrlanbe mat oos IN
ein ddtlidler gn9riii Der 9Ieacr mii
Ole Gnnuo0ncr uon 9abpmc0.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Iu0 u5,rI I'm ibrem Gcrlobten 5ii
BiiBen oanl DerlieB lie i'm eilig uno
Ihlug sic 9lihhmg nnh Dem SPRING
brmaen Elm, Der ourh Die 8iDeige
i:6Immegte.
Der iunge 0lann bob ben Jfing
mli ieste iih oui eine 9auf uuO
blidte oem meiBen aleio SobinenS
rad sic in Oem BON Der Sonne Der-
aoloeIen Borf elmer idonen er5iirn-
ten 9Dmpbe gliA
Scst iiieB Der 9ii6oi oos Solsgit-
ter ani mo bctrnt Oas geiistum Der
Maoame be Si8lieres.
.@nten 9ng. DiorceI reoete er
sen iunsen Dtann an. ser tiei in @e-
oanfen 0eriunfen i6u oiien6ar gar
ntdt fommeH gebort bate
Ter gIugerpScte orbob iib err0teno.
~9(dl Gp. Sohwiiroen geIhe
lieberraiduugl~
Ger @reis ldheIte DoblpoaeH0,
uno Marcel mobl abueno, oaB Der
WiIdhni 0cr Sseuc hinicr Ger Sede
teiacpohnt haite ientte oas Soupt.
wa6reno 5Ipei Sadnen oie er niht
3nriif6alten fonnte, iiber ieine @an-
ger bernbiloiicn.
Ger @reis crlriii sic 8dnoe oes
iinam a}nrnes uno ia9te rAerubi.
gen Sie i'd mein Siuo, Elm 10 5arm.
Ioicr STREET BAT nidts aui iid.
o0oh gD Sodliuiir0enl iest 1T
nnes dwiIhen ins nus Sabine bat
mir iogar sen Rirg Dor oie Siibe ge.
lporign un0 i'd uerOe in Oos
alrieiierientiiiar eintreteE.
sest ldhelte Trebutien niht mebr.
-Dlein Sotn~. iiibr er iebr errit
fort. oos oiricn Sie niht 10 leiht-
fertig ausiprahen Gommen sic.
ieteh Sie iih einen gIHseHbIid atlT
jrre Ganf bort al mir ino boren
G5ie mid eium3l en- sd min SbneH
enc gau5 fur5e eeihidjte er5dbIen:
r@or etpa o:sr5ig SQbren hntfeH
IN 0ieiem iclsen Eart ein iiiuser
@larr un6 Elm jun0es 1ao5deF. Oie
lid innio liebteu einca abniiden tIe;-
neu unbcOeufcuoen Streit, wie Sie
ion mo1l iocbcn nit Sbrer graut ge.
babt baben. 9IH oemieIben 9[beno
bel Sid geitano Der irn9e Dlurn iei-
ner Rltter oereu iebulimiir @unid
es mar Sab ihr Sobn Die eeiitlibe
2ouita6H einihlage, Dab er R1ieiter
iDeroen nole @r trat aud pirflid
in oos &rieiterieinumr cir IND oos
iun9e Nidocbcu perbeiratetc lido
SD bate bstont ooB meine Gr.
Sdblun9 nnr fnr5 icin ioute, ,e
lit olsih 5u Gnoe
6eute lit Der unae Dlann Der
emit aus Eros 9grieiter pur0e, ein
otter Siihoi nbgr ct bat nlemals
uniae9ort, all iene Smnos 5uriid5u-
6enfen
9re6uiien oss @ronces iHDieg ei-
nen gllgenblid. Nara fab et Den
iungcn ARauu in Oeiieu Singer nod
Tranen iianoen an mo fiiate bin5u:
nllno mas oos ilnge Dldohen on-
tongt 70 babe ic1 mobl nidlt mebr
u0t9, Sbnen ad6eres 5u crfloren. :.
ole boben mid g.wIB perltdnoen -.
llno mn fommen Sie, men imger
Sreuno d mnB meHe alte lSreunoin
WlooaMc De SigrIcres begriiBen uno
ben 9Iuitrng neiner Shpelter ans
ridltcu CAB lie nus 5ente aae bier 5u
Wlittaa crD-rtet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Nidlt GcrGcoauM IuuScru 1ciItuua!
llaier gerliuer Correspondent
ihreibt
Die irar36iiihe Sdiifabrt itebt
ins6eionocre mas Den Foiiageruer
tchr oubetriiit. peieatlia biuter Ser
ocutiAcn mo Der cngliihen iuriid
ia and bintcr Scr itolicIiidci, Die iu
Den ebtcu Eo1reu aroBe 9Initrcnaim-
acn gcnabt BAT lnO son5 bcionocrs
nah Siioamerifa por5iiahh eingc
riAtctc mo iAneae Shiiic ac6en
IdBi.
Sic 6rar3oicn 6o6cl iiM INN te.
nliibt ocnl 9eiipicl ,Stalicn's ua9pa.
abneli bis6er aber obne Grfolg. SIN
Nerbii 1912 icB ole iron30iiidc. oa-
mails crit felt tlr5er 3eit beiic6cioe
Gompiihiiiabris @ciellibait SUB
ghantiQue~ oen Gompier o9uroigo-
la na@ Siloamcrita geNeu uno
modfc aroBe 9ieflome 0oiiir, ooB 0ns
SAiii bnrcn orci5c0n Sagcn bic
Su6rt 5uriidlcacn uiiroc 9}oH poa-
cnOetcr Hciic i6ciItcn Die %oiioaierc
mciit Sraiiliancr. ocm u,Sornal %
Gonlmercio" in elmer Grfldrimg nit
oaB bic Nciic itait Der anAcfiiloi0ten
orci5ebn Gage 0ollc ahtje6n Soac ge-
oouert babe, Dab bic Ginrihtiua oe9
5hiifes icbr im6cquem fiu eine lor-
sc Geiie mo Die %crpileAung INNER
nIinNcrwcrt6ia gcpcicn lei. Scrucr
iei oic Cio5iphuloii9feit ocr .lRonu
idaiten. bic gcrinac 9lcinliAfcit un0
Ger 0iougcl an SiderbeitslnaBrc9cn
81 bciloaen geueicn
Gieic Shartc bcmii6tc iic6 INN sic
,Su0.9ltlontiQuc" ipic0cr luctt 81
modei inocm lie oenau Gin So6r
ipdter glnianas 9lorembcr 1913. elm
ncucs SNiif Oic ySutetio4 uah
SiioaIneriid acbcn lieB, oas nm
1au5 beiiimut ocll 9lccoro brchen
ioltc 9llH oieSmol miB9Gidtc Der
Germd. oeuu bic ,Sutctia~. oic fa6r
planuldBia ON IL. 9iooeniber ia &io
eintreiicn iollte fam tbatidhlih crit
}uci Sogc ipdtcr BORT an. SdilO
all oieier &er5oaerui1 trun Dor aAcn
0iuaen elm Observation-Disclosures Statt
abcr oiclc Sbatiohc oiieu cin3nQc
ie6cl, ucrbrcitctcu iron50iiidc Jidd.
rihtcu6ureans oie @nnOc. ooB bent.
ihe Stewar0s onf Dem Sdliiie rSa.
6otoQc1 getricben bitten I'M cine
Gcr509erima Der 9nimit 0cS Shii.
les bcr6ei5uiii6ren. ,Sa Elm oeutiher
Raiiogier ipuroe beihuloiot. nit 0en
Steuar0S aclnciniane Sadie SIR
0erbcinlbrn9 oieies ShoSeua &c.
maht jli babcn
Tie angcitelte ltnteriudima bal
craebcn ooB an Dem @ere0e bon Ger
Sabotage fcin po6reS %ort it,
Nohit ancrfcnnenslucrtb BAT lih ocr
9opitdn 0cs irou60iiihell Eampicre
6enonuncn DER 6creits AMI bobcr Gee
oiicu Ocn %oiio9iereu cnrgeitau0cn
6at. oaB ein NIaihinenid)aOen cnt-
itauOen lei mo ooB iifolac Ociicn oas
Shifi lau9iamere SaArt mader mil.
ic. Gr bat ierner nnh Der Hlidfebr
ocS SNifics nad 6ronfrei6 ocn gle
Oafteiu eincs irou50iiicbeu @lotteo
srildrt ooB m09liderpciic ooS cine
ooer anoere 9liiiglico Der Dlanuicbait
zine 9'adldiii9feit bc9angcn 6a6e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Su ciacr Nlinnte wiro ucritopilc
9laic unO aOpf flar; 9licicn nuS
9lai'uiInf q5rcn ani; 0umyic
0Opiidmcr5en ueridwinOcu.
Geriucbt Chs Cream Sahu~
Aault nlW cine Ileine SlaiAe mlr
5lm GerlrA. Siibrt eiu meuig in
Die glaie Elm mo i'm 9lugenbli6 uer.
oen &brc uerliopite 9taie ilno Der.
iperrten 9nitfau0lc 0es aopfes oiicn
ieiH Sic wer0eu unbebinOert atb-
men; ,QiiBnntb ino @opfihnler5eu
reridninOen. Bis sum 93orgeu III
Gotarrb, Grfalumg 0es aopics o0er
pom Gatarr6 munocr ae1lfopi per.
ldmun0en.
9ecnoet iolh Seiocn jcbtl aouit
cine fleine Slaihe CHS Cream
@aln4 in irgcnO ciner 9lpotbefc.
CYn5ciae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
An8 SrOb.


Die Spelielclge oes u(lffagsnlagles
sSn ser Haht mar i6r Bruoer &re'
buiIen oes (1gonoes, 4iihof BON Bla
uaoe anaeiOmmen. Der SAT- iblie
nod ma 0a Sic Sdpeiter Iiirhtete
ibn ani3upeder ID sab lie ibre An
cromngen nit geodnpFter Stinlnle
Die Teniter Der Wobuung batten
Bic glusIiht ani einea berrliHen
@orien in Dem 0unfelrote eeidttigts
s;nliroicn uuo bobcr Sonnenglon5
1eiicu cbpnr3a aelhe BON Sienen
forrld unidlmarmt muroen, n
boaitrr 9liienprcdjt itanoen
9anIam 0iinete iidb bic Tire, mn
i'm IdJpamen 2eibrod friiH roiiert
in Ipdrllhen meihen Sadr trat Ere'
Iuticn Ses @ronocs ms 3immcr ma
reid,te Ser 5hmeier ieine idmal'
EiIhdilidc Nono
g016rpn0 ole Oienern iih chr
filrhtsDon perbeugte, rief oas alts
Fraulein Dem gintretenoen cntgegen
5o iriib bit ou ihon auigeitan.
benz Id iiirhte. ou bait flit aor
nidt qcihlaenl Oh b1tteit Dir nod
etuos mcbr 9iu1e g0unrn iolleu~
.Dlade sir mginetme8cn teine
Gorgen teurc @alm0ra~ antwortcte
Der @iihoi lid 6a6e MIR EN- wenlg
eeinlnmmcrt aan5 10. ME i'd es gu
jener 3eit si baligl pilegte ais IN.
irre N}ntt1r ms obcn0s rcrleB nab
BEN tie uns hcGih0rhcn IN oicien
Ielben Simmer. 0aS olI sic Site bat.
isii mir ci8nr0lncis cr5dhlt batte.
Iie 1ienerin 5radic 3Dei Salien
teiBe Nl!d uno 9uricriialen mn
bic beoengllten ua1men geneltlfait'
lid Tor 6ei1dopucs 6riibniid ein
9ei ieoen @einAe oes 9rH0ers
friidie 1Rae Falnigrn Oes @ronoes
oiGiQlhen l1n8e 5nrildliegenoen gr.
iuneruEacn aRi oereu GueIle ME.
mails periieg!e S6r aan5es Seben
idien IN ser @eraaHasn1eit 5li plgr'
5eln. ln5 ser &rdlat ihalte lie uoIl
9iuhruna an 0o er INNER bereits i'm
Doraus puBie. lp.S tie iagea piiroe
.@eli1rn iii Madame Be Si9nIeres
0neetomnten, berit1tete lie, uiie weiB.
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On neiBt ood ie5r gut" entsc8.
nete g'iitni lrebuten oes 8ronoes
6oB 0ieie siliht Ole Oi mid 81 er.
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esra6',t;cn XIX eronScs ihui,t eine
sr. nrsS,t;,o,, mo;sn rom Strouh
,,,,A ;t;eS Sos si,ter rni
,.',p u M o,,i MI as,n,edo itonA riei
AL, ,e;ne Sdmeiter 81,
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,r,S sSo6ine 6oute ,b gpiftoo crnnr.
tor INK i,ns Scr 5,rSntioom Nm
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l,Se o,% iSn cin
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.,,,.;;9 n6 NM @nnnc 0ip iih
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tl~bi fr+% w Nftt't+t'9 't'''~+y~'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01


eyn Ger MISUNDERSTANDING bci
&. IS. 9cerncr IN Seip5i8 III upr Alir-
gem Elm iehr Invertebrates Gofiiment
aur 9critsi9crumg getommen NAM
lid cine A6inriit Ocs lestel @iaens
i5riQoria SSil6eIms oes Gritcu oas
cr 3uci So3c our iclncm lcoc an
BrieOrid sen @roBeu richtcte
nWein lieber Sobul Sd ba5e Sud
hierourn naMilebenoe Snltruttion er-
teilrn uoQcn, uie idj niu Dab Sbr es
nit nleInem 2cibe adlten iolet rena
Der glner5obIie mid aus oleicr Scit-
Iimfeit Miro 3u iidl nebmen mO
swur MID in
1. IdB iobol0 i'd toot iepa mcr-
81, mein @0rper a5geUalben mt
eincm rcincn Semoe ange5ogen, AAi
eineu D0l5crnen EiiA gelegt peroeu
ioIl. morndmit man mid barblerel,
olS refine mcAen mid nit elnem
2dten 5uoeden. unO oerseitalt 1
GtunSe o0er A liegen laBen loll;
als0anu ion
2. D}eiH 2cben III Wegenipart5 lno
@epiepn ocs @cncral Qieut. b. guo'
oerbrod, C6erit D Geridau 0berlt'
Lieut.. D. @inieoel D @interielo im-
qlciden aaer bier beinoln Qoctorcn,
aud ocnen idntbn Regiments Ino
meiner Galnmer Eiener, 10 ale 5li.
qcgen iepu ioQen, ae0iHet uno griiuol.
erominiret peroen ioQ, moran ih
ciqentlih eeitorben BIN mo nie es
in menem Qeibe oilsiie6t. Sd Der.
bietEe aber onis ouerite, ooB 5eD &ei6
uu0 Qeben nihts BON mir berausee-
nonmen weroen ioa, MIR olleiu ioQ
oos g9alier uuo Der Shleiu iocieI
moolih 1T ais Dem 2eibe geihaiit
meroen, alsooun mein 2eib iiberaa
red5t Iailber ggpoihen uno mir bier.
ouf sic bette Monoirung 10 iH babe
oroeutlicb ougc8ogeu ucroen Iou,
poraui man mid IN Sen caro-, 10
nid5t beidlngen fem ioa 6ineiIllege "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

91fdt iI9cl Baron (9eims
febrclD. 5hm altel Eiener) "a
marcu allo cbeu ppr elmer gseIle eis
nice meiuer @ldubiger oa2 gSielo
iin0 oic 0enn lo obne Nseiicres mic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

w2an min iih INNER iclbit Io6en
mem man beboiiptet ME init Ifen-
fhen IdleHte @ridbrungen senads
az baben.
@dmeiteIei III Elm &emnti@n9,
ileberibdbuns lam ein AHiporn iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Der iortqcaanacu2~ 0ieucr 80
babe lie bcrnbi0i Garou o5l
pcldcr g9ciic2" Cicner o9h,
ih babe ibneu mr. Die F6otoArapDie
N6rcr 3ntiIniii9cli ae5ei0f~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05
LETTERS TO EDITOR
"SoUVENIRS" OF TRAGEDY.

Editor Day Book-Many compe-
tent judges of newspaper enterprise
and accomplishment may be willing
generously to grant the Chicago Tri-
bune it's self-accorded style of 'The
Worlds Greatest Newspaper" Evil
IDENTIFY, however, the 'W. G. NJ" sets
no limit to its aspirations after pre-
eminence. Everything is news"
that does not expose the personal and
private delinquencies of the editorial
family, and everything that vaunts
''pre-e minence" is good advertising,
regardless of the finer sentiments of
delicacy which, in the case of some
other equally good business men,
serve to restrain.
Few persons walk the streets who
are not keenly interested in the Tri-
bune's window display of articles
picked up on European battlefelds
by courageous correspondents arti-
cles that tell the wayfarer what a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05

hard, the young bride said
81 told him curtains drapeies stnk up
with tobacco smoking give me-
don't what Ed replied
is
laying trouble.
Waving
do whatever
asked
But that's different thing
his life
his impulse, because she him it.
You civilization, still good deal
like horse happ uactable when well peted and stall fed
brides uncertain
of matmony we'd make believe tobacco well
cudde
think
that would a o
Its the
further
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05

"dum-dum" actually is; what shade
of gray cloth the Germans wear,
what an officers helmet looks like,
and so on. Yet none but the morbid
and the unfeeling find added interest
in the placarded fact that this he'll
met, with its fateful inscription, ''Wa-
terloo" and its devoted INIT Gott
fuer Koenig und Vaterland," was
taken from the body of a killed Of
ficer. And when one remembers that
somewhere perhaps eating the soup
Of charity in Alexandra Palace, Lon
don-a Belgian widow and orphan
children may be wondering what
of silent husband and father? One
regrets the sacrilege of displaying on
Chicago thoroughfare the last pitt
full little diary of a killed Belgian
soldier written in French) from be-
ginning of war till date of his death"
w. P. NJ, BeIIWood, III.
THE REDLIGHT DISTRICT.
Editor Day Book = In your Day
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-05

THE REDLIGHT DISTRICT.
Editor Day Book = In your Day
Book Of Oct. 10, under the head