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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-21

Dr. Prank n. Richardson. professor "
nervous diseases IN Boston University.
asdrcss sing the American I~ntitutc VI
and modern dances for The great increase
In crime and insanity.
DR.. Richardson asks:
Does IL not seem that a reprcsSive cam.
pnign against crimes might reasonably
include the ~upnressi"" I'M '- present
malc ~ dress almost universally adopted
br women, Why should We ignore Or
treat a. a joke fashions which profanc
oEr civilization and are m indecent a.
sanlt upon our common senSeg~
The present fashions are to some TX
tent extreme. Because they are fantastic
IN unusual they have caused much com
ment. The only serious objection j. to
the narrow skirt which prevents 4 wom
m from walking safely or comfortably.
Only the peSSimiStS condemn The STYLES
~ a whole. And WHY the nlaicrn dress
which ~rrcognizcS Frankly rhsi = woman
is a hiped j. anv worse than the dccol
leiaee worn for years - evening dress j.
hard 10 see.
BIT lct a. listen to Or. Richardson
again:
NO careful observer can fail Ia con
~ lie that The musiern dances constitute
4 social ulcer which j. a serious menace
to morality and q potent factor ia the
production ~ crime. That the modern
dancing methods have been the a-kn0wl
edged avenue 10 the moral downfall 81
large numbers Of wives aud mothers who
have been lei caniivc ~ this craze there
can H. NO doubt
Strange that 90 many observers have
failed To notice the great landslide ~
formerly good wives and mothers from
straight and narrow path to that broad
highway. which leads Ia destruction,
For the first time in wears husbands and
wives who had grown apart have found
a common interest. and that I'M an active
exercise that seems ~ most people grace
full. wholesome and quite inncu0aS.
Or. Richardson has alsc 4 word Us SAY
fer FeminiSm:
This sosallel feminist movement
which encourages women Ia initiate the
vices AZ we'll aS the manners Of men can
not fail a. have a drlcterious effect upon
public welfare. y%itiatirg MI those finer
sent imcntS which hide behind the native
veil Of w~olnanhond. The hope ~ the a.
tien lies in 4 renaissance ~ home life
nnd the awakening Of woman 10 The
grandeur Of her mission to mother the
weary world. Such a reform would con
stiinte sociological influence tending to
decrease crime far more surely than will
Legislative enactmcntS or woman Suf-
frage"
Vet improving homes and mothcring
the nation has seemed 10 many the dom
inant factors in fcminism.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-21
TO AID FARMERS
IN TIMES OF
CONFUSION

Washington. sept. 31.-IntereSt of cot
ton growers throughout the United
States centcred in Washington today.
where the committee ~ forty appointed
M the recent convention of the Farm
crs Educational and Cooperative Union
~ Fort Worth. Texas. was expected to
meet 20 begin work for national ~lcgisla.
ton that will cfIectHalIv relieve the fin
ancial difficulties of farmers in such
emergencies n has been created by the
European war.
Preliminary conversations indicate
that the committee will seek laws which
will enable the United states govern.
ment. through the treasury department
and regional reserve banks. Ia aid the
farmer IN times of confusion in world
markets. and that a beneficial system of
rural credits will le outlined. The lat
ter project j. already pending in con
ereSS- but was postponed owing "a nreS-
snrr ~ other legislation.
A fund ~ ~a0n.UO0 l. being raised IN
the farmers union a. drfrav expenses W
The committee. A ssi.committce ~ the
committee Of forty. composed ~ Peter
Radford. Texas: II. :. Mobley. Arkan.
sas: +. w. Damms. South Carolina: +.
y Douglas. Mississippi. and President
Charles :. Barrett. M the Farmers T-nion
has hern here some time completing pre-
liminaries ~ the actual meeting III the
committee.
AZ the recent Fort Worth convention n
resolution was adopted pledging the
members 70 work for the limitation Of
production II tobacco and cotton next
rear II the government came 20 the "a.
sistancc Of the farmers now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-21
DO MODERN FASHIONS CAUSE cRIxE7

| fear the professor has allowed hiS
pathological view 81 hi neurotic patients
~ color for him the whole NJ life. The
ncurOticS NJ other wears have fallen into
disease and crime without the prDYora-
ticn. real on supposed. ~ collarle~s ncrks
AMI twinkling feet.
And when one sees life steadily and
sees IL whole. the nenrotic. abnormal
people are - few. and the sane. clean.
minded. happy hearted felix are in such
n large majority.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-21
SOURCES
OF NEWS ARE MEN
RETURNING WOUNDED

Paris, Sept. 20.-The principal sources
Of really graphic Information OF opera
tions al the 'front.' are, for the moment, ac-
counts given by returning wounded and
prisoner and BY private letter..
They IN - 10 -hou that the wort pre-
dirtionS a- 10 The bloody character IN the
war are being realized.
The ravages IN the German ranks are
due in part. il l. declared. % furious
charges with the bayonet, but mostly to
the - millimeier guns. \ German officer
interviewed on his way to one Of the in
terror military prisons declared, "The
French ramon isn't 4 wal cannon. it, i
hutehery cannon"
One a the latest battle III RambiIIcrS III
the No~gc- WA fought on the edge 0f 4
forest between two regiments Of infantry
supported BY artillery, and 80 fierce be-
ramc the fire OF both side Fat the two
regiments were obliged t. retire at the
ume time leaving the ficid IL grape and
canister.
From the Sergeant Aviator Duncan IN iS
learned that Xix German flying ~machi-cS
+Hcrumbcd 10 mnSkeirv fire NJ the Luxrm-
burg frontier. 'Nr are In France for ne
moment be wrote. zane the German. are
retiring, burning Belgium Villages a. they
pass. Ga~tingcr. on a Belgian acroplane.
came back from The frontier with a ball
IN hi~ back: forluna.e ~ the German buI-
lets don't seem % AZ much damage: this
one was stepped IN n loaf ~ bread. Our
~quadron'~ going ahead and. very soon. q
letter dated Berlin
Tn following letter from a hrigadier of
Dragons j. a specimen OF q certain class
OF letters that have begun to arrive in
Paris:
MY dear parents: II voa receive thi~
letter i will be because ! have been killed.
bui don't weep for nae. since NY fate will
have been the Modest u Fr-arhman can
dream "a. 20 die for hi country on the
exc 81 victory. We shall BE the victors
because We have right and confidence on
our side. | shall nave done my duty 10
the end and ! hope my death viii nave been
~nscial 20 my country. Nv la~t thoughts
will bc for Won
With this letter there came another from
The cure 81 u little Belgian .iIlagc giving
the details Of the death 81 the writer III
the above. u was IN u Belgian forest that
= party Of dragons were surprised hy an
ambush and ali shot down excepting three
and on these three the Prn>Sians rushed
10 complete their work. The Drieadier. a.
ready wounded in the Lex. managed Ia
master hi pain and charged alone and the
cure adds that there was other than
French blood she'd upon the field.
His body j. not lost the cure con
tinues. 1T rcpo~cs IN the little cemetery
II our village where YOU viii come 10 visit
MS tomb after the war
\ letter from a wounded soldier 10 hi
wife N Paris reads: ave were IN the
first rank with our lieutenant. Jean
Ebrard ~ The head. lie received ~ix bull
let. First wounded IN the thigh. NJ pot
up again, collected hi men and went on
ahead. Another ball struck him in the
shoulder and four others were stopped by
his knap>ack. lie found another later H.
hi~ belt. Precious souvenir. he said. lie
went ~ have his wounds dressed on re-
turning ~ The place VI assembling. There's
4 simple "a the conduct 1T cur officers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-21

A few II the tailored costumes are FASH
toned Of rather large checked IA ck-and-
white materials.
There H. n great diversity In t.lr sizes
NJ hats. There ARE worn from the smallest
to the largest.
Bruadciuth An velvet VII Ivy combined
and trimmed with bands ~ iur "a the
short haired variety.
Tie broad eirdlc a black sltin can
bruidcrrd with gu0sl l. "A pleasing adsli-
tiun Io afternoon and evening t~ryS~rS.
The fashionable rnlurS far football
players this yanr are black and blnr.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Hay fever victims are about ready to BE-.
Kin life over again Ohio state Journal.
a portable railroad ha~ hcrn Invented
for temporary u~r. mahr rf intrrlnrkinE
sections which tnn MI laiA either INN
straight lines Nv rnrvc~.
However. the city chap who imaginc~ H.
could get rich raising chickens on a twU-
acre Farm nay be- pcrfectiys sanc ON al
ether subjects.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-21

Two French scientists claim that IN
raw fDeTl diet increases The Whit blood
rr rpuSrlrS which rF Nv important part
In the fight against disease bacteria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-21

More han a million tnns of coffee ar
required annually "a provide "A daily
beverage for half the human rae.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-21

Will some Kind soul infcrm me how
Those Russian guys pronounce Lwowg
Columbia state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-21

Brralriuth An velvet VII sr combine \
and trimmed with bands "a iur IA the
short haired variety.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-21

There H. a great diversity nm tir sizes
uf hats. There are worn from Inc smallest
~ the largest.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

mttter qiuq nit benz RtnOe niiF benz
Mrm 6inous. @s HingeIte iest an.
.0arern0.
sic 0finete, es mar 6rnnS.
,gtanu, pie iiebc on Oenn aus,
Sic 1ieIt ism Sos ainO e~nt9egen.
IS bate immer nod Elm rotes @eiidt.
Wfaricd)en lat sen 9~eid5uiten.
Den QeudJBtiten. 90 plotlih2"
nguerSines. 10 pIotIid. aronf6ei.
ten pfIeaen nidt ciue Stunoe lang
an Der Gntreetiir SIT %fliugeln ebe tie
%eintreten."
oSSo. o6er no lit 0enn Iuauite2"
SSsn Ser Ipotbefe notiirlid
.cSIt es 10 Thlimm2 Ronm. Marie-
den Or nobm oos Rin0 uno iob
ibm eridredt in oos rote @eIiht.
Sic lit wirflid f-auf."
.@elhbuitcn."
nggir miiIien 8um first -
.ltnniit. Ser Mr3t fam 0o niht
beIfen. Nneroings miiBte BEL ieoemt
Nnfoa Elm Grpahiener oufpoiien,"
sd oenfe. meme Brou -"
sat feline 8eit. @etn id nidt 81.
fdnig -
.2iebe. eaite Woma." er fiiBte
0on6bur Die Mlteoomenbon0.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

bon @oItoneeitelten mer6en mad
Woqlihfeit unteritiist. beidiist un6
befleioet, nobel bemerft meroen ion,
oob Die our glnfertigung ser Belief.
0nnQSqegenlt1noe n~otfuenoieen 9inae
niht etiUo BON ben &lubmitqlieOern
angeidofit, lonoern ibnen BON ser
9eitung oes $ouies o~usgefoIet mer.
ben.
SIT oieies 9onbotcl 0emnod cine
eons muitergiiltige Snltihitiou, 0ie
ieOod, extraordinarily niir eiuem
bcftimmten S~rolienfreis. g~etpiouiet
leir fam, 70 lit 0ogeBef 6as i'm Sod.
bortesre oes &oufes geIeqene Geitou.
rant. in Dem Die 8epobnerinnen ibre
fomtsiHen MobI5eiten einnebmen,
one. 5rnien, pelher 8erufsfloIie
fe aud nnqeb0ren mogem eoItli6 ge.
offnet. I'm 6A morgens offnet es
feline Bforten uno ihlieBt Inn 8 llbr
oben0s. @s beitebt aus einem boben.
meiten, nit Wtoioif gepfIofterten. nit
SpiegeEtDGn0en b~eriebenen, eIeftriid
beIeuhteten Saol unO elmer ebenio
fhonen @Lnsberonoo, Die auf ben
8ofoorten 9ebt. gluf bIonfen Wor.
mortiiden lteben ilberou 8lumeri, Die
@eoede fin0 toOelos uuo Die 8eoie.
ming ourd iungc @lGoden 3uoor-
fommeno unO liebensipiiroig. .Die
RreiIe lino gor5 nieorie i'm gerbGIt-
mis- All Ser Site oes @cbotenen: cine
ercBe EoIie WaiIdfoffee nit 8rot-
den Is Gent, SHofolo6e 80, Dor.
fpeiIen 1870 Gent, TIeiidipeiim
inter ibnen garniertes &oItbeof ODER
@eefiteof o6er &oteIettes nit Semitic,
$500 Gent, irgenO elm Semitic
onein 1870. &Gie, Rompotte, iiiBe
Sneifen 1870 Gent. Gin eono
fIeines GIdidden euten peiBen ODER
rotten Ieihten Si1dmeines foIfet To-
90 Gent. ur0 Der gang quite, Der
mtrfIih febr gut lit, 80 Gent. bic
boIhe uno 1 Gronf Die gauge 6ldihe.
3mtI6en A uno 5 llbr nodmittogs
befommt man bier einen fompletten
See fir 40 Gent. ierbiert, Der nidts
al miinIden iibrie I6Bt. s. 8.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
@sinnmssfreit am stnOcntensrabs.

9ei ser in ieinem Seimoturt
Rentpten (9l1g1u) e~rfolgten geerOi-
qung Des Observation-Disclosures Mar
Sbnoerbouf, Der in Miinfen mad
elmer -BeItimmumgsmeniur ltarb,
no1oem err ii1 cine 9lutoergiftiing
5uge5ogen bate, ridtete Der prote.
Itantiihe Yfarrer mobnen0e @orte
an Die 4ommiIitonert, ob3uloiien BON
oieIem SpieI, oas man Menfur neii.
ne. oenn elm Oeuti9er Stioent fonne
Rraft un0 Mut and IN anOerer Art
betdtigen. @mtsrihter &ofmann, Der
I'm Nnnen Der altenberrIhaft Der
oeittiHen 9uriheniAaften ebenfaIs
einen &ron5 nie0erlegte, erfldrte 0a.
gegen nad groitesfporten fir Die 81.
tern, oaB Der @erblihene oas 9eben
onoerer uno ouh iein eigefpes niht
IeiHtfinnig aefdbroet uno niht an
faIIher Stene ieinen perlonli6en
Mrt bet1tigt babe, ion0ern OnB er
MIR fir feline lleber3eueiing uno fir
Die cy0eale Der gurihenihaft, insbe-
ion0ere Der @affenituoeutenidaft
in jugenolider 8egeiIteruna einge-
tpeten iei.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
@niEIdes.

0ie i'm ruIitihen RliItlisminilte.
rium alfgeOedten qroBenllnterifleife
tperien elm greles Shlaglidt oii Die
Rorruption Der ruTIiihen geomten.
Ser 8ertpalter Der Abteilluig fir
IltbeeebdIter fir 2ebrer unO 2ebre-
rinnen Mutiep uno iein @ebiIfe Eur
Ihansfi perfitgten iiber Die 40 W2ia.
HllbeI Ser 8enlionsfoIie tpie iiber ibr
eiqenes @el0. Bonn @iifiiftsrat oes
alItasminiIteriums puroe feline
2ontroae ausgeijbt, bielmebr murOen
ale 9opiere mehaniib unterihrie-
ben. Mutierp toufte Ourd 8ermitt-
lung oritter Yerionen @ertpapIere.
fpieIte an Der 8orie, urO obgleid
Ieine Sdtigfeit i'm Miniiterirm be-
fannt por, fiimmerte iif 0o6 me-
mon6 0orrrn. Grit ols MutSep cine
90rIenoperotion 0urh Gnfauf 9roBe.
rer @ummen Der Be~tersburger an.
Ieibe 0urhfiibren polte, Ihopfte Der
@ebflfe 0es Mfnilters, Baron Eo1tbe,
8eroa6t un0 leitete einellnteriuhnng
elm, Die 3ur g%ntlorpuitg oes Defrall.
6nnten fiibrte. gs itente Iih berndls,
sob Mutiefu Ihon frii6er ols Ser.
matter 6erEenIionsfaiie Der 5iiOtpeit.
8abnen 100000 9tubeI unterIdlagen
bate un0 bort entloiien unO Dem &C.
rift itbergeben mor0en mar. Erob-
benz bottle man i'm aber ala @uiien-
bertpolter i'm &ultusminiiterilm an
oeIteIt. gaaa ser porl1ufieen &epi.
iion lit on5unebmen, Dab Wutiap
mebrere bunOerttnuieuo Gltbel Ren-
IionsgeI0er b%eriintret bat.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
Sic Saftrlieftrnng.
Bon MOba &OSu.

Gtnes Cages fam cine RommiIfion
beiteben0 aus Orei 9ffi5ieren, einem
BodtmeiIter uno elmer Stebleiter.
81 Soihfelc Seioenfutter nod Mifu.
Iinse bel EarnopoI uno begebrte oos
.Gouroeemoeo5in 5l ieben. n Sold.
sfeIe 0ffnete iammernO, Der @o1tmei.
tier ltieg ouf Die Better unO beii1tigte
eingebeno ben 8Infon0 Oes Moeo3ins
an 3pon5ig SteIlen unO in alien
6ueen un0 gden.-
gus en- fertig mar. iaIlttierte er uno
foete: SER 9berit, ib melO ebor-
iamit, eg is mir"
n&m," ingte Der 0berIt un0 mel.
bette iib an Dem 4nblid Oes ge1ngItig.
fen Soihfele, 0m6dten bieaeidt Serr
2ettnont Die Site baben ~"
NIio ltiee Der &err 9eiitnnnt oltf
Die Better nit einigen Segens.
pinf1en fir Ole anoersgI1iibigen-
poetic ben YIofono bon Iinfs no6
redtgtub Sonh bon redts nod Iinfs
= Binten un0 born nidtS.
Ser SEER Nittmeifter oeutete ben
fIebenOen Bid oes 9berIten gon5
ridtig, in0em er ebenfoas nuf Die
Setter ftieg. OR boIte nit ieiner better
llIonfa bic Spinnmeben bon Der Ma.
go5inDede, ober aid er fou6 nifts.
Gn6Ii6 Der @err 9berft IeIbIt. or
6robte oiierit Dem Soi1fele nit Der
Gottft ur1 fletterte 0onn. gr bobrte
nit benz Singer in ole Nibeil. or
fon0 einen berItaubten Hib i'm BIo.
fon6 ben Die anoeren ale niht gefun-
Sen Datten, NOR Iebr ftoI5 ouf i'm,
plbte ibn ioltber aus, beiob ibn 10
Ionge big ibm Der Sbmus IN bei6e
MuQen ftef = ni6ts.
Die &ommiliion ging, ufo Sold.
fcIe beriperrte 0ie Cir. DrouBen
5og CT febr tief Den 8pIinoer uno
iogte:. Sc entidnlbigen i1pn, Grer
@roOen, Serr bin 0berIt, Bis bun.
0ert8tuonoig Sabre ioaen Se Ieben
iino geiun0 iein. 1lnO lnliter Srao
erleben. 9lber. NOS fIoppen sc mr.
ouf mel 8oOen eriim9~
nDos min i'd Sbnen ingen. Serr
Seioenfutfer Der &err 0berIt 5og
Elm Sdriftftiid aus Der 8rulttoiHe-
.Sie boben Dor -eiuigen @pden I'M
9ffertmege Die 6oirrogeIieferung fir
Oos llapenregiulent SIR. 8 erftan.
benz
so. Serr MIN 0berft, Bis bin -"
nM2it 3tpan5i9 Seaern per 8entner
unter benz Morffpreis2~
n@ag int e Menid nit for Dem
MeiIitir, SEER bin @befft.
. .Sebr ihon Dob Sic. 9atriot
ftn6, &err 9ei6ehFnfter ober Die
Qette glouben mas andres. 0o -
Ieien g. ben anonpmen Brief mas
i'd geTtern friegt bnb. @enn Der
Probinntoffi5ier uno sGiernr5t ben
Safer iibernommen, boben itno ods
Moen0tn beriteeelf is iDnen Sie
ourd elm God i'm Hlafou6 idIe1ten
Safer berunteri@iitteln
mg @onforref3; Mnn0per. Serr
bin OberitIeben bis biin-
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
Die 9rJ6muIler III 30 Bg(u6.
@fi5ae bon Gntis Ser.

en- Dem Napgenblid, aI8 bic @roB-
mltttcr oie Glinfe nom auBen berltn.
teroriidte, Iprung Marie1en Onin
bonn GatItertritt unO befam einen gu.
itennnfaII. Die @roBmutter Itifr6tg
in Oas 3inrn1er urb nobm oas Sinh
in Die Arme: nMorieden, Weie5el-
den, @oIofin0 ="
Mearie@en bultete neiter.
sd 49, i'd. sic mar feiierroi
I'm @eiidt utpO beritedte ben 4opf II
@roBmutters ifaporSen SeiOenfrn,
gen.
u@rete - @reteln rief be @roB.
mitttcr CUR Sir binnus.
Marieden bayitete.
Gre - te~.
0ie Wnitter fam in Der Riihen,
idiir5te, ben &o6IoffeI nod tn Der
9nno, ntpos lit Oenn blob losY"
y@loB3 Morie1en batitet, 0os muH
man bod Bis nltf Die StrnBe bOren,
meine i9." /
nglber iie fpielte bod nod Dor elmer
BiertelitunOe fudsmunter ouf benz
Genitertrit."
.9lalf benz Genitertritt, = intpobI,
mo- es oie6t, unO ornuBen Iino
5d6n @ro6 4dlte.~
v3tpei @rno, Iiebe Wafra @Dbea
Morieden lit bod ME aifdlI5g gene.
o5ie fteberf.~ 2ie @roBmutter
bielt i6r oas 2ino bin.
oMein @ott.4 Die Mutter lcete
Eiihtig ole SonO bic @inOeritirn
rWeein @ott, ur6 Der 8rateu
brennt an
sSSSo. ous rie9e i'd bereits lett einer
9ierteGFhinoe, nber ons &ino tie
bert
Sd bite bid, Montn Die
Nhitter itan0 idott in ber Elr, der
9raten, = unO Gran5 muB in elmer
9iertditnnOe Oa iein."
SSn flint Minuten, iohpobI, =
d6er Mariehen 6ltitet."
9ds aittO buftete mieOer unt
fdludte.
$50 fhb i'd benin blob -" Oit
Mrfter griff ita nit Dem @OhIOffel
an 0te Stirn, - unh ia ~ Mttgrite
= Miigufte, I'm @aidtfidf9ut
bonn &errn, refts, = bic 2afrisen'
ihodte[ -
um @d1dtiItidntb - sic tper'
ben Helen, Iie6e Eodter.4
sSie ifn0 goti5 troder, Iiebe whn'
ma" l1n0 0amit girg Die Maltttel
gum @raten.
Taoreden buftete nod eiumoI Ieift
nod.
rDu nrmes a4uD.e Ser ifhp1r5,
@pibenfrouen bekpeete iid mitIeiOfg
vQiebe fiibe Obruaruu, = FfmeiHdtl
Wenriehen un0 EhIntq 6ie MermHer
INN Ste i6Apar5e @ei6entaiIIe, Bon
nSdDobI. BIZ nrmes &ino.
Mugatite broHte Die 9afrisen. Mn
rieben ber5og BEN Dumb. u@onbon,
lpeintc Tie.
ga, mein armes. Iiebes Sera, ia
Nuguftc, boIen Ste fofort elm Wfupi
&ufteubonbon."
IA, dber Id miB erft Die aortof
felm --~
.M1riehen barftetlii"
@naim fappte ore Cir binter Mr
quite, = ninqelfe eS.
Miemnno 0ffnete. gs fIingeIte brei
nal lang bintereinanOer. Die WrOB
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17
en- Der .@er[. Sauitr. 8eituna1

Sn Der .gerI. Sauitr. 8eitun9"
finoen mir ole ~folgeRoen Sder5e:
8u meinem 6reunoe HoBler fam
zines Cages Elm Mnnn unO brad:
SEER bon &oBler gel2 - 90.
iann a Dihter2 alsoonn oa bait
i gobno an SOo0 fir a 2ritipieI.
gridter aft a Stammtiid nit Ser
rem -. @oper, q Gods. a &eB, a
greiB; Elm @it, cine 2auue; cine
aomit nod ser nnoeren. 3ipeiter
Gft a Qoffeegeieaihnft - Die @e-
mobIinnen BON Oene &erreu: elm
Sttmor, Elm Sher5, Shloger foLgt
ouf Gflaaer - limb Ser brit.
tie aft9" frngte @SBler. n 9a iprodl
Ser Mann Elm tpenig oufgebraht:
vGaes ih2 gttpns fonnten 9 Oo6
ao ielber oer3u 0idten."
3oOn Ho0o.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

.Riir5Ii6 bate id) nit elmer 9oIi3ei-
DertpoItung ~foIeenoen 8riefpeddeI:
SD bite, mir mit3uteilen, mo Der
Mrbeiter Wliiler pobnt. Mnbei %
Big. in Morfen nls @ebiibren.~
Ser Mrbeiter Wiiuer tpobnt g.
StroBe. % Yfo. in @ebiibren Ia
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

gen nidt BEL
mgeIten Danf fir ole obne @ebitA
rem e~rteiIte 'Musfuuft. % Rfg. IA
Mlorfen onbei.~
n@ineeSonOte 90 Efg. IN Wnrtel
3uriid, bo @ebiibren bierorts nadl
erboben tperOen." (.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

0onn icstc iid SoihfeIe SeiOen.
futter bin uno ihrieb einen Brief:
.2ieber Sdmoeer Seno5 @ermteie.
8ronntpeinbrennerei uno SdIem.
pener5eiigunq in EornopoIl
SD oonf Dir, Iieber Sdmoeer, Bob
OIL biit eetpeien eio freinoIih, ober
bin iet oil idreib Ia anenime 8riefe
mebr. @oriiml 8eiI oif ben Ies.
ten Is idon gor feline Gommiiiion
mebr gefiimmen. Sett fam ole Son.
forren3 fhreibeu ipenn ie min. Da-
neil bob ih mr. ihon geloBt MAIDEN
oos God in 8Iofon. Mit tauieno
@riBe SoidfeIe.~
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

gu Mittog bate Yaariehen nieoer
lire normoIe @eidtsforbe, ober ie
tDoate nibt ellen.
Die @roBmutter iob Oie Sdapieger-
tohter, 0ann Den Sobn on, un0 Der
Spitenfrngen bob Iid -- Des 1T
febr ldlimm; - 0ns arrne @inO."
ga apatr0e Morieden mieoer rot.
n5ie fiebert.
.8init on Oeun gor nihts ellen,
mein 9iebling?" Die @roBnuitter 500
oos NinO oalf ibren SdoB. 1@rete,
gib bod nal Die SdofoIaOencofes
oon1 giifett beritber."
Qie Dlqltter ite1te Die iiIberne ai-
1eni9ole ouf ben Gid. Wariehen
begnnit Inllt 81 Ihreien.
.Do8 arme, Iiebe Rino,~ iommertG
Oie UroBmutter, pidon wieOer cir
MnFou."
Gin Nnfon2" Togte @rete unt
fippte Die Ieere &udenfdale oiif ben
Gid. nDog orme, liebe &inO bal
Elm gierteIpftrO Gotes alufgegeIier
uub iid Oornn beridludt - ais 81
fonrIt, ~ Eisbe Diana"
Gron3 buftete, - Crete buItete, -
Monriehen aber ihrDieg.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

mSaon gut IT ib meib mir
boben uns iiberoeuet. 4bel mir mol.
len Elm iuohiames guee ouf Sic
boben II rihtpn Gle iih onrnoh."
sd ion mir ellen fonnen, Guer
@nooen pcm bel mir 70 eppes Dor.
fiimmt. &err bin OberitIeben."
Washington Journal., 1914-01-17

3wci Gage ipdter fam cine nere
4ommiiiion: orei &errem Elm @adt,
meifter uno cine 2eiter. sic iuhten
pie0er Dos Sod I'M Ylofono unO
fonoen es mieoer niht.
@s fam nod cine brittle aommii.
fion ON Wontoe friib, cine 9onners-
Tags nahts, cine om Sonntoe nod.
mittog.
Sn Der f~oIeenoen @ohe cabs tag.
lid llnteriudungen: bonn Reeimcnt.
bon Der n16itbeteiIigten @sfoorou
BON YerpfIegsmogoain, bon YRili.
tGrsS totionsfomntnnoo, nod einmal
bonn Regiment uno nod einmoI bon
Der gsfooron. SIMMER obne @rfolg.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-13
Activities Qre ReneaUed
at all Points, Germans
3 B0n1bard French City
Renewing the Fight

5Tha important engagement has occurred between
Frech and Germans is indicated by official issued
BY e French department that up Wednesday afternoon
tea had been encounters between the respective forces
those of outposts
Later however Paris reported that the bombardment by the
of the important of PontA AMouon, in the depart
met of Meue Et Mosele had commenced This town miles
from Nancy and sixteen miles southwest of Metz 1t the BIRTH
place Marguerite of Anou wife of Henry vi of England
An important development in the situation is the preparations
the ambassador making for his immediate departure from
London London despatch that between Great Britain and
Austria will be declared
The German army is advancing into the heart of Belgium
The forces which been investing Lege have the
north and has taken their place Brussels
that the French and British forces concentrated
tan points Belgium and prepared check the German
advance.
and Lagarde with the taking many French prisoners
clearing of German territory of the French
The British war office information bureau most of the 26
German have been located and that number the Ger
man troops concentrated between Lege and Luxembourg
their endeavor to keep steamship Allan
tic the British admiralty and the French have sent
cruisers and armed merchant vessels searefor crafts
mining viadlvosto 1fafror.
1.-THE combined Montengrn and Seryian invasion of Bosnia
begun under the Servan general Jankov commander of the
Wan army corps at Prrend in the Balkan
Prince George of Seva is reported to have been wounded
while watching the Austrian bombardment at Belgrade.