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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
WHEN FEATHERS ARE NEEDED
Good Method Of Preparing Them to
Make the Most Comfortable
Of Mattresses.

Prepare a mixture of quicklime and
water. one pound of quicklime to each
gallon of water. The quantity OF
liquid needed will depend on the
amount of feathers. Stir the quick
lime in the water for fifteen minutes.
and let stand till the lime falls to the
bottom in a powder. Pour of the
clear liquid. Put the feathers in a tub
and pour the liquid over them, stirring
them well together for some time to
get the liquid thoroughly through
them. After stirring, let the feathers
there should be at least three inches
Of the lime water over them. Let
them stand In this water for three or
four days, stirring them up once daily.
then drain them we'll in a sieve, or
piece of coarse canvas stretched on
supports After this, wash and rinse
them in clean water, drain them
again, and once more spread them
out to dry In any way that will allow
of plenty Of sun, air and light getting
to, and through them. A warm, dry
room should be chosen for the process,
AS soon as the feathers are perfectly
dry, the mass must be we'll beaten
and switched to free 1t from the white
dust that will be found adhering to
them. Some persons prefer when
washing feathers to enclose them
loosely in large bags of light material.
such as mosquito netting or cheese
cloth, as this makes them somewhat
easier to handle.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
Nut Cakes.

Beat to cream one cupful Of sugar,
two tablespoonfuls of butter, half ia
blespoon of grated nutmeg. two Of
grated chocolate, two well-beaten
eggs, one cup of sweet milk, a pinch
of salt, three-quarters of cup Of
chopped walnut meat, two teaspoon
fuls Of baking powder and enough
sifted flour to form soft dough; roll
out with a ring and fry a golden
brown in deep, hot lard Drain on
brown paper, and when cool roll in
powdered sugar.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
Rennet Puddino

To one quart of sweet milk warmed
a little add one and half tablespoon
fuls of rennet, stir few moments
carefully and let stand in a cold
place undisturbed for three hours.
Serve in the same dish and eat with
a little sugar and wine over it, or
sweetened cream favored with va
nilla. Rennet can be bought in any
first class grocery.
The best way to flavor with va
nilla is to buy two of the best Mexi-
can vanilla beans and put them in a
quart jar filled with granulated sugar
and keep tightly closed. Use the
sugar instead of the extract of vanilla
in making desserts that you wish to
season and a delicate vanilla flavor
is obtained. The jar can be refilled
with sugar number of times from
the same beans.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
Good Times In Minnesota.

\ I'm Minnesota, II in no other state
of the west, we have been experience
ing good times" said Col F. A. Field
er, a member OF the Minnesota Ma
tional Guard, prominent business
man OF st. Paul, at the Willard. The
passage of tariff bill had little or no
effect upon business. one way or the
other. It didn't appear to offend the
farmers, as 1t was claimed 1t would
on account of the fear that they
would be injured by the shipments
of Canadian grain into this country,
and 1t had no apparent effect upon the
shipments from Canada to the United
States. The shipments did not in
crease to any extent, and from all |
have observed and can learn there
isn't going to be any great damage to
the American farmer of the northwest
or along the border OF any other sec
ton by the removal or lowering of du-
ties on food products and other sup
plies.
There. was little apprehension
apparent on the part Of some Of the
big bankers because of the uncertain
ty as to how the currency bill would
be received, but 1t was no sooner
passed than everybody accepted 1t in
the belief that 1t would relieve condl-
tons If they ever got bad. The proof
of the pudding Is in the eating, and
since the currency bill went into effect
there have been more large realty
deals made and leases signed than at
any time in the history of st. Paul
and Minneapolis. Washington Post.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
Eor Juicy Pies.

The following hints are from a
writer in the Dellneator. The filling
of pies sometimes presents difficulties.
A very juicy filling soaks the under
crust. One remedy used for this is to
bake the bottom crust before filling
the pie; another is to brush 1t over
with white Of egg The very best way
to prevent the undercrust of a pie
from being soggy is not to have one
Put the fruits into fairly deep bak-
ing dish and cover with fiaky top
crust. This is an English method
which we would do we'll to follow.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
The Sorry SUGAR Trust.

BY this time the sugar trust doubt
less wishes 1t had not elected to fight
the government Of the United States,
rather than agree to genuine disso-
luton out of court. But those who
know the record Of that meanest Of all
thieving corporations will rejoice at
its tactical blunder, and hope and pray
that the magnates responsible for
sugar trust iniquities may get rea-
sonable share of what they deserve.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13

Mr.. william A. Radford win answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject OF building, for the readers OF this
paper. On account OF his wide experience
as Editor, Author and Manufacturer, he
is, without doubt, the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all inquiries
to William A. Radford, No. 1B West
Jackson boulevard, Chicago, ILL.,, and only
enclose two-cent stamp for reply.
The biggest thing In any mans life
is his home. It is the inspiration and
the center Of all his ambition, Of all
his hope for success. Without home,
a man Is a ship at sea without rud-
der. A home gives a man a reason for
living. Every man Graves 1t, every
man needs 1t.
And in these days It is possible for
anyone who is paying rent right along,
to save for himself the landlords
profit, and own his own home. There
are many landlords that are not only
making living, but growing wealthy.
by borrowing money, building houses
with 1t, and renting them to people
who, If they realized 1t, could, with
little effort, just as we'll build or buy
homes for themselves. One hundred
dollars, saved up and paid down will
be accepted as first payment on a mod
crate cost home in almost any town or
city in the United States, and will start
you on the road to ownership. The
rest always comes easier, for there is
now constant incentive to added eff
fort and thrift.
OF course, there should be reason in
this as in other things. One should
not buy too expensive a place, any
more than he should attempt to SHOW
of" by buying too elaborate and ex-
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
''CASCARETS' FOR
A BILIOUS LIVER
For sick headache, bad breath,
Sour Stomach and
constipation.
Get a 10-cent box now.

No odds how bad your liver, stomach
Sr bowels; how much your head
aches. how miserable and uncomfort-
able you are from constipation, indiges-
ton. biliousness and sluggish bowels
you always get the desired results
with Cascarets.
Don't let your stomach, liver and
bowels make you miserable. Take
Cascarets tonight; put an end to the
headache, biliousness, dizziness, nerv-
BUSINESS, sick, sour, gassy stomach,
backache and all other distress;
cleanse your inside organs of all the
bile, gases and constipated matter
which is producing the misery.
A 1O.cent box means health, happi-
ness and a clear head for months.
No more days Of gloom and distress
II you will take a Cascaret now and
then. All stores sell Cascarets. Don't
forget the children-their little in
sides need cleansing. too. Adv.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
still Insisting It Cant Be Done. !"

well, yes" reluctantly confessed
Farmer Mossback. II s'pose I'll have
to own up that my nephew who gradu.
ated from the agricultural college
raised hundred bushels of corn to
the acre, but-aw, confound tilt
can't be done. Just the same!" There
by the old gentleman voiced the senti-
ments of many standpat Republicans
and other non-progressives when they
observe the achievements Of Presi-
dent Wilson's administration. kan.
sas City Star.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13

larity Of the cozy cottage type of dwell
ing commonly designated as the
"bungalow"-a word of East Indian
origin-and the extent to which build
ings of this class are being multiplied
all over the country. This type of
house-built either wholly one-story or
with a few rooms directly under the
roof in what would otherwise be the
attic-is such as to lend itself to a
great variety Of treatment and arrange
ment, these features, however, being
governed altogether by the individual
tastes and requirements of the pros
pective occupants.
A very attractive. cosy and well-ar
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13

Place pound of salt fish in dish on
second cover of stove with cold water
to cover After 1t soaks while
change the water again and let 1t just
steam, but not boil. About six or sew.
en- boiled potatoes. Chop all together
and fry in pork fat till brown. Moisten
little with milk.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
currIed Potatoes.

Melt two tablespoons of butter and
cook in 1t a tablespoon of minced on
ion. Add a heaping tablespoon Of
flour and one of curry, powder, half
teaspoon salt and cup of hot milk.
Let boil five minutes. Strain over
one pint of hot cooked potatoes.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
Fond Kent Warm.

A set of shelves above the radiator
is useful in keeping food warm. The
shelves should be fire skeleton racks,
and attached to the wall by means of
screw eyes over hooks. They are very
handy and durable.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
Pail. Carrier.

If square piece of board about a
foot across is fitted with casters at
each corner it will be found a great
help in scrubbing the floor, as the
pail may be easily moved along In
stead of having to be lifted.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
cahhsns Salad.

Use only heart leaves" as the
coarser leaves will do to boil. Chop
fine. Pile on platter. Trim edges with
slices of hard-boiled eggs and beets in
dice. Pour boiled dressing over all
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
When MAKING Pea Scum.

Always put slice of bread into the
kettle when cooking pea soup. 1t pre-
vents the peas from sinking to the bot
tom and burning.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13

1t takes a pretty evenly balanced
man to be as strong in prosperity as
In adversely.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13

Nightly coughing and torturing throat
tickle quickly relieved by Deans Mentho-
lated Cough Drops-5c at all Druggists.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13

Infested virtue is the cheapest COM
modify In the world. The universe Is
full of men with good intentions.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13

Brood over your troubles, II you
want to hatch out more.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-02-13
corr

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ter for information about free trip to De-
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Completion first canal and rock paved road
from Detroit. nine miles to Biscayne Bay.
See Detroit the farthest south town, In the
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Co., Detroit, Dade Co., Southeast Florida.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
gief ant a6.

9ranO al 9orO Oes Gompiers o@ors
t6iou4 ri6tct MIR geriugen S6o.
ocu an. 9eiabuug lmterOriidte
sic 6lantmcu oui ser 6o6rt.
9lltr wenigc @oiio0icrc iuuBtcn
OoB 6euer al 9orO ousge6roGen
mar.
Ter Gompier n@ort6ion" bon ser
,,Ger6onts & Nliner's Sronsporto-
tion Go.,~ oui mcldem on Sanlitag
Morgen in Der 9fd6e bon Cape Sen-
rD 6euer ansge6rocben mar crreihte
aeltern Moraeu z ll6r Sen bieiigen
Safen. Cant Dem 9eridJt Oes Gopi-
fans 9iogcrs, Oes GomnlonOonten OeS
Gompfers, bci6rdnfte iic6 Der 9ronO
auf Oie n@untrD", mel6e al OeS Sf-
fi5icrs 3immer gren5t unO ouf Dem
Souptoed gelegen lit. Capt. 9iogcrS
iagte, OoB Der 9rono in 6olge zines
idoO6oitcn eleftrii1eu Gro6tes ent-
ItanO, mcl6er bon 9iotten ongeuagt
por0en mar. Ser S6oOen lit ni6t
6e0eutenO unO bronnte groBtentbeils
nur oie Scribe oes Sol5merfeS a6. 90
ibneQ interOriidt puroen Die Slant
men, BOB mur luenige Der %aiiagierc
es in @rfobrlmg 6radten OoB Gin
9ranO auSqe6ro6en mar. Gerieni-
gen, melbe es puBten botteu Die
6cnerruic Oes &ods gebort, Der Oie
6lanmen 5uerIt eat0edt 6otte.
Sr mo 6rou SreOerid @hrp6D
6emo6nten Oie aoiiite ii6er Ser nYon-
trp" uuO trofen Gor6ereitun9eu bic
iel6e mogli6It ibnea oerloiien 81
fonnen. 9lls iie fcrtig on9efleioer
iporen wor sic @efo6r 6ereits Oor-
ii6er luO uidt Die geringiie 9lrlfre-
gung 6rod unter Ben Yoiiagicren
aus. @eItern 9lbeno trot Die u@ar-
t6ian@ io6rploumdBig Die 6obrt nab
9iorfolt an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
0leluittcritiirmc Wlitte BEL ggodle.

g9ai6ington 5. SuIi.
Gcmperatur i'm GurdiAnitt normal
inn aal3ep 9onoc init lofnlcn 9legen-
iaQ, mclber iib gut ucrt1eilcn miro,
iit oie beute 9l6cnO abgcgc6cne Gor-
oasioglng oes @etter6iireau3 fir oic
fommenoe @obc
ngnc St6rimd mcl6c ii6 jebt
ii6er Dem 91oromeitcn bcfinoct," iiigt
oos Bulletin bin5u nwiro ii6 lang.
fam 0iGh bcpcgcn im0 etwo am
@2ittmod in Sen oitli6cn Staaten
eintrciicn; lie miro nit itcigenoer
9empcratiir mo lofalcn 9iegenidau.
ern luo @cpitteritiirmcn 0erfniipit
iein. 9ieier St0riIng miro fii6IereS
Gettcr in ocn noroli6cn Stoaten oit-
lid BON oen 8odp Wlountoins fol-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06

cuf oic in GROCER 3o6l cridiencncn
3uihnicr.
Die &ouic 5piihcn Oen N}oIien-
llebln0cn un0 Der YreisDertbeilung
om gl6cno wurOe Ourh Elm CONCERT
ousgefilat.
Inter ocn ouSpGrtigen 6eItgGiten
tefanOen iicb ctpa 200 Surnfrclmoe
Gus Baltimore, welbe foit aae inn
n@onnober-@ote &uortier genom-
men bottcn. Scr n@ermonio-Eurn-
&crein" bon Baltimore battc iein
Srommler-GorpS mitgcnommcn 0oS
ii6 bGllfig Gorcn lieB unO Diclfob
opplou0irt mltr0e.
0oS SeitGonite beitebt aus ocn
$50. 9ouis WlcDcr, &oriibcr; S. IS.
9lidter, ScfrctGr; 9(uguit MeDcr,
|orliber ocs S8irtbidofts Gomite'S
6rib 6ronf, 8oriiter Ocs Eurnrotbs;
Sof. Daniel, Gorliber Oes geiitigen
Gouite'S; S. @cocrsbcrg, &orliBcr
ccS 6inon5.GomitcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
airdlcnlcutc 6eimdem -@lur.

@roBe Neunion bon 2ltberanern
@res6pterioneru, 9lefornlirten II.
W9itglie0ern Scr Gereinigten Brit
Scr-&ir6e in oen blouen Bergen.
lle6cr 10000 @eriouci weroen
ermortet.
Sir oic 9roBen 3uiommenfiinfie
bon airdcnlenten in @en Nlor miro
lett ollcrortS oeriiitet. tGic &nt6ero.
ner, gBres6Dtcrioner, Geformriteu
iNO W3itglie0er Ger &ereinigien 9rii-
Ser Stride 6olteu ibre id6rlide &c-
iliion in 6iciem Wlonot in Oen 6lalt.
en- 9erocn. Sic critic 9lelnion lit bic
ser GcreiniQten 9riioer-&irde, wcI-
die am fommcnoen Gonneritdg be-
oinnt. SIS mer0cn 5000 bis 6000 Ser
ioncn ermurtet. @oitor 0r. g. Ol.
9leidarO BON 6oirplop, @3O. miro
oos Gr6Iioiun fiibren lno Oie
SoiptonIprabe 6olteu Ger nGhIte
Souptrc0ner lit %oIior sc. 9urn-
luort6 BON llniontomn Ole @r0fi'
munqsrcoc bait &oitor Wliles s.
Snpoer bon &ogcrStomn, Wto., unD
sic Dercinigten airdend0re bon Sa.
qerstomn wcrocn iingen. %oltor @l.
9(. @itter miro ole Sdriit-Seftion
perleieu unO 8oitor S. s. Sail Die
@e6ete iprecben.
1ic 3eunion ser refornlirten Sir
che beQinnt am t6. Suli. @hpa 10.-
coo @erioucn Oiirftcn iib al ocriel-
ben 6et6eiliaen. Ger S5ouptreOner
lit @oiior g1. 9ebon bon Nlontgo.
merp GormiD. @littclIt Spe5iol-
jiigen peroen oie S6eilnebmer be-
f0roert iuerOen
Ole %. Syu6res Ieunion scr Sil-
t6erancr BON bier Stooten, ionic
Dem IiItrift Golum6io nimmt onl
80. eyuli i6rcn 9lnfang. glniproben
merOcn oie @oitoren @. s. SelOmon
bon Dorf rnO 81. 8. 9afcr bon Set
tps6urg 6alten. Or George ". @n-
Oers bon Yorf lit Ser &oriiber Oes
9lrrangements-Gontite's
Die &resbDterinner 9ieuuion be-
ginnt mn 30 Suli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
9leiiefertia.


Niittlpodl beginnt Oie 9ieflome.1our
oes MaDors inu SSntereiie 6erSter.
nen6anner 6eier. II Sn Gm1.
berlanO miro 3uerit @alt 9emadt
0le6r ais 5won5ig StdOte wer.
Sen 6eiudt. Die G6eilue6mer
9lae arrangements fir Die 24-tdt
gige 3eiie oes 0lnDors i'm Sntereiic
ser Sternen6anner 8eier iinO &C.
troiien. 9ln O}ittuo1 @orWittog 8
ll6r criolgt 0ie 9l6reiie uno am ct.
item 9luguit fe6ren Die Ebeilnebmer
an Der 6obrt oorilnter MoDor 9Sre.
ton, SS. Ruius @}. @i66s, @rGii.
cent Der SauOels6e6orOe. S6erit S.
Is. 2egg 9lidorO $. GOmonOs, 81. Q.
@olOs6oroua6, Scfretdr Der 6o6rif-
pIob Gomnliiiion, S6eriff E6omog
s. @ic9luliD unO 0ieSertreter scr 6ie.
ii0eu 3eitunoeu, nad Baltimore 81.
riid.
IS mcrOeu Oie foIgenoen StdOtc
mittels Spc3iol @oggon Ser Bal
timore S6io @iienba6n beiudt
Cumberland 8. Suli; Eitts6urgb
(5339O5 Ghnpo6ner) 8. Sulii
Glepelan0 (5G0,663 @inwo6ner) 10,
Suli; Getroit (465,7G6 Ginmo6ner)
-. sui; 9olcoo 1GsA97 Ginmob.
ncr) 10. SSuli; Guibler a. Suli; Gbi.
ca0o (2,fS5,2S3 @inpo6ner) A.
Suli; ct. 9ouis (6S7029 @inpo6.
uer) Is. Suli; Cincinnati (364,4
Ghiuo6uer) t6. Sili; 2ouisOiuC
(223, ,92S@inpo6ucr) II. Suli; 9}oi6.
pile (flO364 Ginmo6ner) 10. Suli,
Birmingham (t32,6S5 @nnuo6ncr)
20. Suli; 9ltlunta (t54,S39 Ginpo6
ner) q. Suli; SodiouuiQe (5169S
@nnpo6ner); Sooonnob (G5,064Giu
wo5ucr); 9higuIta (l1,040 @inmob'
ncD "a. Sui; Golumbia (26,31s
@inpo6ner) "a. SSiili; G6orlottt
(3LOt4 Girpo6ncr); Sanlet 27
Suli; &aleig6 %. Suli Ridlhour
G2762S Ginpo6ner) 30 Suli; 9lor
folf (67452 @inmobner) 30. SILL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
Nas g9etter." "

Sir WlarDlan0 uno ocn 0iitrift
Columbia beute lmo morgcn I'M Aat
ecueinen flares @etter uno mdBigc
0ltlide gSin0e itcieen0e Eenperatilr.
Die 50dite Eempcratr am geltri-
gen Gage betrug "a @raO iui II llbr
@Pittags mo ole nieOrigitc SO @rao
ann 6 ll6r W}orgeuS.
SSn Oen ii6riqcn @etter6coba6-
hn9s Stationeu 0es 9onoes mar oie
b0nlte Genlperatur pie folgt:
g(tlaltic GitD 6S, 8ismord 81,
Bolton rs, Buffalo rs, G6arIeiton
So, Chicago rs, Glepclono rs, 0en-
pcr S6, Gctroit 50. Gullt6 80, Gait.
port 70, @alpciton sc, @recn 9aD
S4, SatteraS 76, Soprc rs, Seleua
80, 9SadionpiQc 80, &anias Git0 S4
anolpiQc SO, 9ouispiQe 80, Wlar.
qlctte 50, Wlemp5is 80, N}ontgomerp
%, Olontrcol 76, 9lontldet 6S, Seem
Grleans "a. 9iQp 0orf ~, Gfla1oma
96, @itts6lrg6 "a, &6ilnoelp6ia 10,
&ortlano, 0e., "a, @ortlano, Orc.
"A, Gucbec 80, &aleig6 so, Solt 9ofc
GitD 81, Can 6rancisco So, ct. saul
90. ct. Sonis "a, Scraiiton 70, Spo-
fame 50, Shreveport SO, SDracide
rs, Gampa SO, @ai5ington S4, @in.
uiDcn "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
Q.rtrnnken.
GOwarO MOrniugitar
beim SaOcm.
Can't Our Sett 0lAgen BON
SSrnl mmO Simocrm.

Sam nicbt micOer gum &ori1cin. II
llnfoG crei9nctc iib bei'nt @lorD-
lono Suro Shore. IL Scr 2ei9-
nam uo6 filr8er 3cit eeboreen.
IL Ger &crungliidte mar Elm be-
fainter 9arbicr bon gtor0meIt-
Baltimore. SinterIdBt Orci
flcine &inocr.
Gor Sen 9(ugen ieincr 6rou uno
iciner Orei fleiuen &inoer ertrnnf &C.
itern Gubmittag ser 25 Sabre alte
@OmarO 81. Morningitar bon 9tr
2647, 6roncisltraBe, unpeit OeS 0lo-
rDlano Suro Shore. Seine 6rolL
SOo W}orniugitar, botte ii6 nit i6-
rem Orei Sin0ern in Gin Boot 6ege6en
luO licB iid bonn MorplonO &ur0
Shore pegruOern, wG6renO iid ibr
N}onn ieinen @a0eon5ug anlegte. glls
Oeriel6e gum llfer fam inO leine
6rau OrauBen oif Dem @aiier ia5,
no6m er Elm onOeres Boot HnO lieB
lidb BON eincm &no6en binausruOern.
9lls er ii1 Dem 9oote ieiner 5rau
genG6ert 6otte, rief er Oeriel6en 5iL
oaB er iie iGlpimmeno einbolen mers
Oe. SrobOcn i'm feline 6rou bat,
nidt in oos @aiier 81 ipringen "a
Ooiiel6e ie6r tief iei iprong Nlor-
nin0Itor nit einen &opfitur5 6ineii,
nm nid6t iuie0er an sic S6erflG6e 81
fommcn. 5rou Morningitor gerict6
in iolAen S6reden, OoB lie nibt I'M
StonOc mar, ioglei1 I'M Siilie SIT
rrfen Sic Diclen 9oote in Der gtG5e
famen Damn ouf ooS @ei6rei Oer&in-
ser 6erbei umO Der 2eidnom oes
iunQen WanneS wur0e 6alO gebor-
gen. gllS 6rau N}orningitor 0oS
llfer errei6te, bro1 iie 6epuBtloS
5uiommeu, mGbreno Oie &inOer iGm-
merlic6 meinten. 0urdb Die Caution
@oli3eiitotion murOe Coroner @arner
bon Dem llnfoQ in &enntniB gelebt.
Gr CAB nod Dorgenomnener llnters
iubung an OoB Wlorninglior ieOen-
fdIS eincm Gronipfe 5itln Spfer 8e-
fallen iei. Ser 9eic6nam puroe nod
geitern 9(6enO no6 Der @o6nlng Oes
Eooten ge6ra6t. Geriel6e betrie6
Elm 6riielrgeih0it lmO par in wei-
ten Greiieu befonnt. Ser dlteite iei-
ner orei So6ne lit bier Sabre alt
mG6reno Ser iiingite Elm Sobr alt lit.
tSrall Niomingitor mliBte gcltern
9(6enO in i6rer Mo6nimg bon einem
glr5te 6e6anoelt mer0en, umO iie mar
nic6t I'M StonOe, 5u irgeno Seman-
Dem 81 iprecbcn. 9luA Die Nlutter
0es @rtrunfenen, 6rau s. 0ougber-
tp, Die 5um 3weiteil @iole Oer6cirot6ct
lit, 6rocb noH @npiong Der Erouer-
botid)oit 5ulanmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
ltuter6aItunas ggeomeiier.

Suits gsluoiioggm" n10c 9ii0ops Car
9air6na i'm ortialr.garl" Scutc @oIi'
nperrman's @ari," grlair 9uab Gdeli0
Nauhcpiuc, M2uii mo Ldns
geeaqer's Rnrl", AroofOa slne 9lrunocls9o.
LnQiin &duoeniue NH Inn5.
SplMfhfr Seaal = Idoll1 erintllonen per
egsiag'ais gae aaor@ eSfHriioneH per
Claiborne TaaIi8 Iouren per Gampier
sogs eoini xdoad6 16dtsn per rumpicr
Sort SspoNi uuo gcttertun IL ggrnrfoncn
per 0anWler 1neauc1aHun" ".l
,,llnlcl Nrine Nrrfen" SUnniaQ. Ocn ~.
sui. 30. Stiiungsictt tn n9dncrs @ari" 5n
gartGun5rrtr
s0ic Bnri0pu3crie. mclde nti 90 Nu0uii 81
@noe ac9cn. iinoen IN iiabItcben6cr Gei6cIt'
Son US ole 10 tby slbenos:
Nlonlaa. .gJliptrnbeABdtp4 lnh0 aScocrlls9us
Bari" (abmenIeno)
&leNline. .......,.............e faletlonfk kutl .
Ydinpo0 .......... Srulo.plhs 8ari
&uhneflld9. 9.....-..,.........-.ne eattous8arl
Barr" (obtuebeino)
Gricn Sonniaa ieoen Nlonot. a@niterpns &art~ =
sNucitcn GoNnin0 icoei Wiouidn. 20 Clifton @nri -
&ftiien Gouiiag ieoen Nlenat aSuios6iasEarl~ =
Sm ,MlperHocs Rarf"
Sir ons bcute gbcn0 bon VS. biz 10 llbr
inn ,9llOcriibe garr iialiin0cn0e CONCERT 1T
bon &rof Daniel iSclomanu bas iolgenoe 8ros
nranrn nuigclicll mnrnen
MnrD a9ioan 10 NciorN" ........St Clair
Gnpcriiirc r&icma 5eiiipol" "......... Snppe
Stciion a0inb Ninis" "......s...... Gauerbnd
W05sr sonuuing 0peS" ".......... Nodnu
Blccolo 5olo a9s5rlmino &plin" ...... Glappc
(oerr 0crmnn 2Siener)
Fnuafc s4 Sicab 0Noc~............q .qampe
aVcOuOrc zDmpbonh" ................ N0if
,Wclmc3iu o0urlD ................. Roiucu
Wi0lcO sAeWid'a No. 13"............0 .0ampc
WuriD .@ierunl Opuib" "................ .Siug
Sic SierHeu6aHner.5cier 1sl4-1014.
3nm GDlnB pro Die Ntnpcnc 0nS gico BON
gicrncnhannsr ipclcn uno bas 4nbifum II ers
iuft has 2ico mit8uilnacu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06

SIN sitter bon 70 So6ren i6ieO ge-
tern 6rmi G6riitinc 9(. Wlengcrs, bic
@ittlpc Oes Srn. So6n 9. @engerS,
aus Dem 9eben. Gas 2eibenbegdug,
niB finoet norgen 9laduittogs inn
3 ll6r. bonn Srauerbaiiie, gtr. 1713,
gtoro.gono.S .StraBe, ans aui ser
Baltimore Cemetery" itatt.
@eitcrn g}orgen filr5 nnd 2 ll6r
itarb gan5 ploblid 6rou @liiabet6
Settling, @ithpe Oes Srn. Seurp
Settling i'm glitter bon rs 5a6rcn.
0ic @eerOigung finOet om Dlittpoh,
9lodnlittogS Inn 3 ll6r, bon i6rcr
@obnung. 9ir. 7S4. Gorm6ia-9Iue.,
aus oli Dem nSoitOon @arf.6rieS.
boie~ itatt.