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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1914-04-11
MR.. AND MRS. WILSON
ENTERTAIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mervyn Wilson de-
lightfully entertained number of
friends at their home on West Wash
ington avenue last Thursday evening
In honor of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Lamond, of Philadelphia. En-
joying their hospitality were; Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Lamond and Miss
Irene Hess, of Philadelphia; DR.. and
Mrs. Halvor L. Harley, DR.. and Mrs.
w. j. Hudson, DIR. and Mrs. Henry
G. Munro, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Al
bertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Doughty c.
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Hubert
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram E. Whitman,
Mrs. M. E. Frambes, Miss Della Dor
sheimer, Mr.. Roy c. Adams and Mr..
d. S. LeCompte.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1914-04-11
IN HONOR OF MISS HESS.

DR.. and Mrs. Henry c. Munro were
hosts to a number of friends last eve
ming (Friday), complimenting their
guest, Miss Irene Hess, of Philadel-
phia. The invited guests were: Miss
Hess, Miss Laura Faus of Atlantic
City, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ireland,
Mr. and Mrs. Doughty c. Turner, DR..
j. H. North, Dr. and Mrs. Halvor L..
Harley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Ad-
ans, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fraley Doughty,
Mr.. D. S. LeCompte, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertram E. Whitman.
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1914-04-11

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ing and loan. Take shares in the
new series Atlantic Coast, fifty cents
each, Marine Trust Building.-adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1914-04-11

Patronize the Atlantic Coast B. &
L. Association and be happy. Shares
fifty cents each now ready Marine
Trust Building-adv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
Sin nener gSelt-9leforO.

ggai6inqtolL %. N}dr5.
syn 13 @o6en nidt Elm eiu5iges N3al
eeiblagen eri6oB iid geitern Die
ggarren, ga, S6iibeu W}annI6aft
5lun 5peiten Wlale bic notionoleGlu6-
meiiteridaft in Dem bon Scr g3ational
9}ifle gliiociation bier peranitalteten
@ettideBen nit 800 ouS m0g(c1ei
1000 &luitteu uuO itellte oauit eiuen
g9eltreforO auf DER Oen BON Glepe.
lauO Dor SSodenfriit geibaifenen I'M
cinen @unft ii6ertraf.
Ole 9eiihtugen ser @}auui1ait
warcn eniad ieniationea. Sn i5rent
lebten aanlpf geaen GlepclonO fonn-
ten Die Sbmor3ibiiten infO0Sdiii-
fen a1lf 0aS rs SUB cnticrute 3ieL
oeiien Centrum uicbt 9r6Bcr ais ein
Geut-Stiid mar. 80 Greffer Der5eids
ncn 3weite i'm 8eiti6ieBen miiroc
Die Mouuiboit pom Giitrift Golim-
bia brittle GleUelan0. Sn Glaiie 9
slug Sings @8iQs, g., ais Sieger
6crpor md6reno Bolton @tilmater,
Nii9., mo gSalcct Sol, iid in ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

9. &cu0leton Grneit Z. @regorD
Qlrt1ur 81. Gor6D 6dirmon Q. Did
s. 9Il6ert Su6g5es, So6n 10. Sittif
uuO Senrb s. Goof.
Inter Ocn ouspdrtiaen @diten be.
fon0eu ii@:
SgaIton @'iacr, 6oirmout;
Carl Smith;
Srorf @6alcn, @eIton, gS.-Ga.;
9lopo 9i6hiebart, @citon, gS.. $50.
9iiGter Souis geunett gSeitou, So,
3d.;
slatb. 93at6ou Soil GIarfs6urg,
g. -@o.;
9t8t6. 5o0n sg. 0apis, Glarfsbura,
gS. -9o.
g. g. Sig6lono, Glarfs6urg, So.
So;
@ouI 0RobiniOn Glarfs6urg, So
9a.;
8. g Sorner GIorfs6urg @..@o. ;
George 3 8ation, @ce.&rdIioenT
ser Complication Gool Gompang,
,Soirmout @ 3D.;
g. 8. @otion @ice@rdiiOent Ser
oSairmont @as Company, 5oir.
mont @ So;
s. s. @0aus, 6airmont @ 3D.
" g. 9lnorews, Complication
Goal GonpanD,~ Baltimore;
@altcr &oppelmon;
81 S. Scnp6ia 9rdiioent Oer
o@uarautp Srait GoupouD,~ glew.
g)orf;
Smnuel 0}c9lobcrts, @ice &rdiioent
Sc v9lotionol Gitp 9onf of yicp
Dorf~;
6. q Saaoucr an5u CODE & 60,
glcuY Yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
0l 2 htifh rrfh1tnn-

Sin Gtu0ent beitellt iic1 Bel ieiner
6etagten 8uoenpirtbiu Elm 8aO glls
1T 1idb Sduie fouinlt, lift 0as 8ao
nidt bereitet unO sic @irtbin dbDe-
iepo. 0afiir bat sic 9llte einen Set
ter 1iutedaiien oes SSnboltes:
ySerr 0oftor, Sic Rino, sic fon-
uen ni6t potenl@
8titOer ShtOio 5erbridt Iid Sen
&opf pieio feline ,olte gSuOel1 plob.
qidJ05ir dinem gr0bli6en Sdreibeu
fonFntt, bis ibm einfdut, OaB iib Oas
o&inO4 nidt oif i'm, iouoern init
elmer fleinen ort6ogropbiiden glen-
oerilng allf oie 8aoewanne be5iebt. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

@eniouen, pelbe iidb Der 5o6rt Don
ibrer reipefti0eu @o5niiben aui6Iie-
ben ,HnO;
@9prge g8. GuOoerar, Sefretdr Der
@lorts6irg @onoelsbe6orOe;
". 81. SMITH, 9SrdiiOent Der gSe-
itou Sonoels6eb0roe;
SSo6n 81. G6ittunL Sefretdr Der
g9eiton 6onoels6e60rOe;
81. Z. Cunningham, @rdiioent Der
Soirmont Sunoels6e6orOe;
6. g9. Gpaus, Sefretdr Ser 5oir-
mont &on0els6e60roe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
SdlaSenfener.

Sole0o, g., %. @1Gr5. Ourd,
Gin 6euer meIheS gelteru Nlorgen in
elmer glutomobil@aroge misbrad,
muroe Der @orter Sonuel 9iig9s &c.
tootet uno "a Scr @oroge 5ur Ser
pabring iibergebene 9lutonlobile,
iowie Elm einem &ouf6ouie se6origes
gIobelloger I'M @ert6e bon $4,000
Dcrbronut. 0os Suus lieet inn Ser
5en oes bieiigen @eidGftsoiitrifts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

5mciten G6ren t6eilen muBten. 0ie
80 6eiten S6iiben Ser 5u @nOe 9e-
6cnOcn @eranitaltlng lperoeu als@er-
trctcr Der Der. Staoten 81 Dem IN
tcrnationalen @etti6ieBen fiir 1914
naA Oriiben 9eiqnOt weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
cnn 8 ffer.

Satin Gin Retcn0aIes5srO nBenn
iB jebt geItorben pdre, 70 bdttcIt 9u
ratiirli6 ni9ts Siligeres 3u tbuH ges
'babt, ais pieber gu beiratbenl"
@atte; ggBas fGat Dir elm II ME
mebr SD bate mir cine 5uDerl0iIise
.Sausbdlterin genommen."
Satin; gBas, cine Saus6Glterin2
9as pdre ia nod IhIimmer gepeieH
9a bin i4 nur frOb, DuB i6 ni4t res
ftorben bin!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
M r griffin Ser

Serr. limb men bolten Sie fir
Sen aroBten Griin0er unierer 8eit,
gndoige Srou2"
Game: oNleinen &atten BORT"
Serr: yS6ren Serrn @emobI?-
@ndoige 5roit ider5en IT. ~"
Game. ,9urdous niHt, sic 9lmt-
ben ia gar nibt, mas ser fir @riirs
oe erfinoet penn er crit am g8orgen
mad Soliie fontMt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

&eiicerfabrung. Sn ser
9lodt, menn ole aunIhuerfe oes
9ouDrc le6cuOig wcrOen, 6eildt bic
@3ona 9iia Die Gemis bon Nlilo.
rgl6, licbitc @lilo, pirflih, on ioQteit
es and nit elmer fleinen 9ieiie per-
iu6cn. Oh glau6it ia gar nic6t, wie
populdr man babel miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
oSnipeftiunstOMr.


9oItimorer @ei6oftslerte mo Ban.
fiers gcbeu oieic @o6c ols @ditc
oes Srn. Sere $. @6eeImris6t
nu6 @eit.@irgiiicn. @oaen
aoblen-, @os. unO OelfeIoer in.
ipi5iren. lle6er 100 @eriouen
nebmen au Der 5abrt E6eiI.
Wiebr ais 100 @eidditSlelite 1nO
@ontierS bon Baltimore boben eine
Ginlaoung BON Srn. Sere $. @beel-
mrigbt, 9Srdiioenten ser oGoniolioir.
ten aoblen- @eieli6oft~ uno Ger
n5oirnlont @os Comp" fiir cine
5obrt nob 5oirmont uno Glorfs.
burg, @..@u., angenonlniet Inn at
Srt uno Steue Die Diclen inouitrieI.
len llnternebmen 5u inipi8iren in
melhen 0tiaioneu BON Dollars BON
bieiigem aopitol ongelegt iino.
Sr. @beelmrig6t uodte cs aus.
oriidlid beritanoeu bo6en oaB Die
SSobrt nic6t oesmegen orrongirt iit
imu SefuritGten Ger glnlogen mel6e
or controlirt, otf 0en @&artt 3i brin
gen. @r Diinidt nur, ooB ole @e-
idaftsleute imo 8anfierS bon 8olti-
more ii6 einen 8egriff bon oer@roBe
Der Stoblent, Sos uno SelielOer BON
@eit@irginien MAIDEN lno iid Scr
gloglihteit beiierer @anoels6e8ie6un-
geu nit jener @egeuo 6cipuBt mer.
Sen.
Die 9leiienoeu meroen mittels
Spe8ial8uges ont 5reitag 2l6enO bon
Baltimore nod 28citon obfa6ren, no
iie Samitag frii6 eintreffen iuo oonn|
Die oortigen SSnOuitrieen beii6tieen
weroen. &on oort gebt ole Geiie nod
Glorfsburg unO 5oirmont Die &ud.
fabrt miro Sonntng friib angetreteu.
Die folgenOen Serren mcr0en ii6
an Der 6abrt 6et6eiIigen: Syobn @.
Gibbs, Sobn @. Gibbs, jun, Syoicp6
q. aeneOD, Sobn sc. Dennis, SON.
oro Bruce, 6. IS. 9lr6er, 8. S.
Sor6eD, g8. @. @ofer, 9lleronoer
@ropn & Cons, Scpmaro s. 9oDce,
g. W}cG. 5ii6er, 9(. e. 8arrett, sSobu
IS 9aer, Sobn 9. Somaro, Scnfins5
gSbcobee & &oe, Bartlett 2. Syo6n.
ION q. g. 2od6ort, 81. &. Smit6, |
Sorrp Bennington Sobn 6. 2egg
inn ltnO z. @arIono Sinslep
No6ert s. S6ri0er, S. 9l. 0rrid,
goc & Gauies, GopnienO Soft &
Sons, Sulius Stein G6en sutton,
SenrD 8. Gner, gS 9. g9iie, g9m. !
g6itrioge, S. e. g9ilion, inn, q. Z. !
GIo6aua1 86onaS g. Sorriion, @
d. Souie, S. Sillen Senfins, G6arles
6 @lc9oue, 6. Q. @elion @iQiom
6. Seooou 8. Sarolo gg6celer, iuu,
3 6a6neitod & So, @ewis &lrb,
81. 81 9ioien6erg mo 5. S. aunmcr
Goroon 3. @oine, So5u 9eOmoo0, |
9nleu S6warb, SenrD ShdneD, 5.
q. 9rogOen, $. 81. GaDlor Z. e.
@6eelwrigbt, 9lobert Q. Sopfins,
Garter @. Ss6urn 81. 9. &ilcor,
C6oriton 9follins, 6reo 5. 9oDcc,
JIM S. g. S. Guun eugene g.
O3orton @iaiom g9in6eiter GOgar
@. O8iller, iitno George 9lafiiton,
G6orIes g. 9iiemau
gSiIliam 90 Sop0eu, Samuel 3.
9eiu6arot 9lrt6ur Softer, Senrp N3.
@arfielo, Stuart 0IiDier, s. s. sen.
6ageu Ban Gear 9lod, &. @OmorO
Sonbleton, SAUL Botterion Sanniel
&. giorton jun Wleloille 9eorD,
s,o6n Z. @lD, g9. 9. Stemort, s. 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
SSbere giI6unq.

5rou prDfefor: n0enfen Sie iich,
Ser Baron iagte mir ebeL mein
g2mm iet ols Stotiitifer iiberaa be-
fanntl"
@arbenu: u9lb gnd6iae 6rolt,
.Sie 6iirfen nidt aGes gIau6eu, mas
man iagtl g8ir miiien Ooh ale, OaB
ser Serr 8roieiior ein ebrliher inO
|braoer Neauu it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
8 Mtia.

Sdjrei6er: uSerr 9iebtsaniualt,
id bite I'M cine @e6olts5ulogel"
9fedtsanpolt. n@eun Oie mOeren
oanit msfommen f6nnen Sie mu6
|mlsfommenl"
Shreiber. r0ie onDeren foumen
ouh liidt ousl"
9iecbtsonwalt: sea olio, iuesbolb
IiDolen Gle ga einen gor5ug ba6en?@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
u u 3 r bt.

gOli3iit: p0as goOen III 6ieiem
Gee 1T berboteu.
Stroldb; sd babe mir pod MIDI.
9lber Da i6 in momentaner Hot6lag'
Fin iu9 i9 ADJ Dem Gebnerl, oos
mir Dor mem balb'n Sabr 0a rein
q'fdl'n is."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
dturg.

&i@ter: n@ingen Sie duf Der rebs
ten ober duf Der linten Seite Der
StraBe, ais sic an benz betreffen6en
2Ibenb aus Oem 8irtbs6aus tamen2"
3euge: n0as ipeiB ib Hi4t mebr;
i9 CLAUDE ouf allen 6eioenz"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
glatnrnIifiernrn.

gerliner (im S0f6rduD: rWiebiel
MaB Bier muB man eijentIi4 triuten,
um 10 als ri@tiger Miindner ieIteu 5l
tDnuen2"
M}iiuduer: viyiinf wRaB ibou, a6er
.'s Mdu muaBt b bdIten, iOnit rciBt's
Diu an @reiB'n ipie0er 'raus."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
Mtdt ber 81 lHbtntrt6I

no, @eii6auer, ieB' babt's bod in
entern Srt snbli a a Mirtbsbaus
triapt."
n5reili g muaBt ia fein, sipamol
BATS Bel uns i'm Ort ftO breunt unS
fdamol is uns a frembe 5euerpebr
mebr 8 SiIf temma."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Seine u lie obne Gornen.
Gr, nodOem oos O}iuOcitaltcr fir
Die glus3eidmmg nit Sen ofaOcui.
i6en %olmen ouf 27 Sabre feitge-
lett lit: og}un Oo Oh Gid nm Die
Folmen 6emor6en BAIT fannit Oh
nidt me6r cut 3uriid." r9l6 ia,
mO icOcr @}enicb miro Damn miiieu
O0B i1 ii6er q bhl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

,Q}egetnDle 0onts
bouno" Ooufen. Scl)
pfleqtc bel meinenl
S(r8t &illeu iinO
glrSneieiI 5ll boleu,
ino lie balfen mir
ni6t. SCI bate
9opfipe9 iIliO fonnte
nidjt ellen, luto Der
glr8t beballptcte, icIl
babe Elm Srailcnlei
Sen un0 ntiiiie mid
einer0pcration llns
ter8iebeu. $40 las
I'm nor Dciftil1n bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

0oppcIiinnig. ~ Ger Q(te.
lierbeiuder bci'm 9lbi6ieo. 80,
@}eiitcr, uein, bite MAIDEN sic iicb
ricbt bic @di6c, mid biuous 5u ge.
lciten" o9I6er lie6er Srelno,
0os lit mir feline @3ibc, oos lit mir
Gin @ergniigenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

,siebt ieBt, GeuSi, pobin b5s
fibr'n tut NIT Der bamiI9en 2l5itiz
nen3l Dem 6errn Rotb, no Elm @bitiz
nen8isr Is, iein SiingItes bat bereits
an BaKers&ppf"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

8eIu9: n0as 1T aber nett pou Sha
men, 6aB Sic mid beTu6eu, 5raS 9iz
rettor. Die gonSe Dode babe idl
nod teineN WlenIden Bel mir geie6'u." "
oDie tleine 9Gtbes nW3uttt lit 6enu
Der Geri@tsOOa5ieber fein 0leni&?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

g.: osSy9 borte, Sie batten ein
@ueQ NIT Dleier2"
g.: o5reilidl"
ST.: 0g8aren Sie uidt bange, ei-
ner gelaoenet @iltoIe gegeniiber5it.
treten?"
g.: o9a fie in g}eiers $ono NOR,
neiu SD bin ia in elmer Sebens-
Derii6erung nit elmer boben Summt
ringefduftl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Ser @inbrebcr gS. s. 9iode,
peldcr in Soflon0 Dor etli6eli $50
dcn aus Dem @eid6ftsIofol eincs
3obnor5tes oie folic6en @ebiiie BON
23 &erionen eeitobIen bot, bat lib
i'm @eridt ic6uIoig befannt, nm Die
9iiidgabc ser idncr8Ii1 peruiBten
@c6iiie SIT bei1lelmigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
.Son Bat mir ole @e6eirnilic
ieiuer @ergougenbeit er5dblt~
rllm Simmelsmillen, lInO mas
bGltIt gu Oenu Oaoon?"
n9l6,ib mar filrdt6ar enttdtid)t"
6 r bat red t.

o@oS, @arlben, nod I'M @c.s.
Steb glei6 ouf uHO i6Gme 0iA.
n9ld, N}ama, LAB mid licscu
Gamn mid ia ebeuiogut bier i'm 9ctt
ldydmenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Sdoffner: o9amentrpee befinOet
I'D I'M ud6iten @ogen, mein 5rdil-
leinl@
Game: o@orrm nift gar, 91aud-
filpee piinlhe i'd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
SMIon

nSSSobonn mas fGIlt Dir eit bon
meinem 2if0r su trinfen21
nQl9 snGDiser Serr, ih ippate
MIR iuiteriihen, 90. Der &oufmmn
nidt am @noe bios geiDoBuliber
&iinImel eege6en bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
@te boetiide c @6@in.

SD CLAUDE gar, Sie baben 5luei
2iebba6er, @ulte2@
n3wei Seelen Dobnen, ad, IN
-meiner @rnit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

9 { c Q II 9 I cr 3 no c Ct.
nS6 benierfe, 9lniolie. oaB oie
Old nit neioiiden 9liden
9e5ie6t Iib oas MN auf
mid Ober auf Define neue SOilette9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

staff &ritif. IL SIM
ger Nlaun ser 6ei elmer 9leOaftion
@eOi6te einreidte, 9elegeutlic6 eines
Seiu1es 5ilm &eOofteur: n9ld, Oas
puBte id nod nidt OaB mn cine
Seite Oes @apieres 6ei6rie6en mer.
Oen Oorf~ &eoofteir G6m sic
@cOibtc 5uriidge6eno): oSa,
cS gie6t iogor Sale, no cs beller 1T,
uenn gar fcine Seite Oes FnpierS
6eidricben miro"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

0So9en Sie nal Nerr Nberipdr.
ter fonu i6 oieIleid5t meip Sen1ier
bernliet6en fir Sen SSeiBug ser
morgen bier Oor6eifontnt2"
9obpelter SANG.
3uItmier: n@esbaI6 Oerbofteten
Gle ben O}anu nidt aIetd, ser an
Ser ber6otenen Stele ongeIte?"
BoIi8iit Gfmun5eIn0) SD mar
tete crit o6, bis cr orOentIi6 Slide
geion9en botl 0ie iperoen nGnlib
foniis5iertl" easH4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

gta5eIiegen0er @runo,
S0rItersi6bnden (orf cine iebr
oide dltere Dame 5eigeuO): r&apa,
bat Die Dame ntd5 Sabresringe an
geiebt2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

&unDin: ,Diefer papdgei 0ffnet ia
Gar ni9t ben S9nabsl beim SPres
den"
@ogelbdnbler: ,Sa, bag lift AUDI elm
gang aparter Riiuitler, Der 1T HdmIi4
Sau9re6nerl" n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

2Dbia g. &inf6oms 0@egetabIe Goms
polmo~, uno id babe es 9enommeu mo
fii6le MIDI fein Sine Dame idgte eiues
9aaeS: nC6. id bin immer 70 miiOe uno
babe aopfipe6 Sc1 logte ggle6men Sie
9hoia g. @nf6dms D&egetable @oms
poluo", uno iie t1ai es uuo fii6lt iio6 iebt
ipo6l. 6rau N. o. Saridlnid, 1888
81 @oulinasStraBe, Chicago, Sanois
Ger au0cre 6all.
Ganton Ohio 0Gnoia s. @infs
hams .&egctabc COMPOUND" befrciic
nid BON Scbmcr5cn ia ser Seite, Die ib
Sabre lano 6attc lmb uelc5c glcr5te Nles
OiSincu niht 5cicitigcn iouutcn 81 Bat
mldl icDcrlih Dor einer Gperntion be-
ira6rt eSh per0e Sbncn gernc olrc1 cis
ucn peri1nlidcn 9rief on irQcuo cine
Nrau ia ocmiel6en 3uitanO beiiic6en
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The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-07
Molasses for Mines.

MT Launcelot Ussher of Johannes. burg in South Africa, has introduced l new dust-laying preparation for use in mines. the base of which Is mo lasses. The Iron and Coal Trades Re. view says that a spray of the mixture lays the dust permanently. In ono mine 1t was found that the drive walls sprayed with 1t remained, in soma parts of the mine. sticky and dust catching for nearly year. The prep aration. which contains a small quan- tity of some disinfectant. forms 8 thick coating on the underground walls and surfaces. and closely covers all dangerous sputum. microbes or oth- CT noxious matter. The Rand mining authorities. 1t Is said. are planning to nse the new preparation in the mines that they control.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-07
"HO3O" A MAN OF WEALTH
Va9rant liquidated From Large Roll of Real Money.

The flashing of roll of greenbacks amounting to more than one thousand dollars by a supposed hobo, arrested on the streets of Upland on a drunk charge. caused q stir in Judge George R. Cranes court
 When the man. who is apparently fifty years of age, was arrested he gave the name of r. w. McWilliam, but later developments showed his true name to be Finley Graham. A search by the officers before the man was placed in jail produced from Graham's clothing stale bits of lunch. razor and a pocket knife.
 When taken to court the man wept Ditifully. with the result that Judge Crane pronounced the light sentence of ten dollars or ten days in jail with the expectation that he would take the latter. Consternation reigned when he produced the long green" from a secret pocket which the ofi- cers had overlooked In their search. Graham also had in his possession 8 bank book showing deposits of $8,000 in a Los Angeles savings bank.-On- tario Dispatch to the Los Angeles Times
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-07
Weioht of One Cipher.

The case in the Irish courts of tele- gram, in which the price per head to be given for nine calves was altered by blunder from four pounds five shillings to five pounds five shillings, could easily be patalleled from the post office records.
 Among the elder telegraphists," according to F. F. Baines' "On the Track of the Mail-Coach," "a tradition fingers of telegram having been sent to Portugal or Spain, ordering 5000 boxes of oranges. In the course of transmission an additional cipher crept in. Fifty thousand boxes would require several steamers. The legend mentions ten vessels in all, which in due course were loaded and dispatched from Portugal, to the dis may of the consignees."
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-07
MEAL COST CALF ITS LIFE
Had Made Light Lunch Got Most
 of 1t Back

An amusing story that will interest those who read The Dump" in the Companion is told by Mr Jack Bias engame, an old Texas cattleman.
 A good many years ago. says MT. Blasengame, my brother and I were buying cattle in East Texas In those days people were not quick to ac- cept strangers check, and we had to take the cash along with us We also carried along our branding iron, and put our brand on the cattle as soon as we bought them
 One day We bought little bunch of yearlings from a widow, and among them was motherless calf that had been raised as a pet.
 We penned the yearlings in the ladys cowpen, and when we began the work of branding I pulled off my coat and hung it on corner of the rail fence. In the inside pocket of my coat was a leather bill book that contained s750 in S10 and s20 bills. While we were busy at our work, the pet calf pulled the bill book out of my coat pocket, and in some way got it open; before we discovered him, he had swallowed the entire S750. and was chewing on the bill book.
 "Of course there was nothing for us to do except to kill the calf This we did, and in it's stomach we found the mutilated money, but in the whole lot there was not a scrap larger than postage stamp. We took the sticky mass of paper and spread it out on wagon sheet, and stunned 1t until it was perfectly dry. Then we took 1t to Washington. The treasury depart ment redeemed s730 of the money Youth Companion
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-08-07
housework md Health.

There is nothing like housework for physical culture. Tn the various &C., lions performed by the different sets of muscles during the large number of movements incidental to house work there is an admirable system of gymnastics peculiarly adapted to the needs o2 women. A certain amount Of exercise which arouses and interests the activities of the bodily organs is necessary to health. and housework undoubtedly complies with both of these conditions.