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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
Der anaen6lidIidle Wlan,uurrut6 0entl6lanSs.

Ga 0llrd Den Hrieg in alien 0aOon betr0ttenen Sal
0crn einc oorbergcbenoc Snoppbet an Nleaagelo i'm
eagcneincr @erfebr benerf6dr geuorOeu it, 10 ba6en
cie SdGbnngen ber Oas in Oen riegfibren0en Stoaten
i'm llmaui benolid eepeicne uno Oober iebt por6on-
Ocnc SartqeO 6conocres Sntereie Sir 0euti6lano,
0os crit 1878 ene nere @dbrug cngefiibrt Bat lai-
cn d 6eionocrs 5upcrdiiige }a5len gebcn gln 0olo.
Hiin3en limo nidt ncngcr ais 51s Ndaiar0cn IN Den
lcbten 40 Sobren geprdgt woroen 0auon lit Elm gepii-
fer Sbeil ourc6 Senoingcn ms gliislan0 infolge Der
srbitragegeddtc friiberer Sabre ein groBerer o6er
plrd Die Serar6etngen in Ger @oOinouitre Dem Ser
fcbr ent3ogei mor0en. Hcdbnet man fir 6e0cs einen
Ab5ng bon Is Wlilliar0en 70 bleben INNER nod
Wlarocn qepr1gten @oloes, Die I'M 0etben &cdl
geblieben iino 0apon bat Die 9ed)sbonf nfolge Der
rorousltacnocn %olitif 6rcs ebecn @roiOenten nidt
ipcniger ais t2 Niliaroei al iid) 5u 5eben gepuBt
Sn lmlauf moren bc gllisbrid oes Sreges nod inge
fdbr 2@ Nilor0en Gas lit OerbGltniBnGBg cine
iebr groBe Sunme Gs lit ia od5 INNER Ocn europa
bcrccnOen Acknowledgement beionOcrs Oen Sopnnern,
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Gcltihlan0 Ser @einbr oaB oieier reide Gorratb on
0joOmin5en nit 9eginn Der ariiS ms gluslanO obgc-
5ogen piirGc lit ret5eg begegnet uorOen oo Die pob
lid)e GrboblmQ Der englid)en @orfr1te bon ou 10
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IN cen iidjcen 8cbdltniiien Der groBen Banter mo
Staatsfoc oic ibre 3oblungen prin5ipca in %apier.
0cl0 mo @antnoten nadbten I'm 0cn &eiaoertebr nidt
3i 0rcn qa6 bic 9ledjS6onf i6ren gn5en 9eitnnO an
SiIbermi3en in lmlaiif 2aS marcn nid)t ueniacr ais
ITO 0daionen @lart Gone6en gcbt cs inl Geutidcn
9eihc glidemin5eu i'm Netragc 100 D}iaioneu uiO
Sipfcrmin5en i'm 8etrage bon "a W}ilionen Wlarf Sm
@an5en fonnte alo Getidion0 neben Dem @olOOorratb
Scr 9eifsbant ati ctipa 312 @t1aroeu in SartgeIO
rcdnen ole 6eim 9iis6rid Oes iricecS nod i'm llmlau
lparen Sn oieer 9e5ieblmg fonnte iidb fcn anoercs
Sano @ropos nit ibnt DergeidJen.
Gic aroBe St6rfe Der 6iuon5frait oes Oeutiden Sol.
fcs 3eigt d iebt oeltlid or6 Ocn m9eo6nten GrioIg
ocr aricgsonlcDc bon fiinf @daioroen glorf bcr mel
den oos &abel aeitcrn 6eridtcte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
..Nnror tcntunicns!a

(,&olniidc 3eihmg~ sur 3cit Der Nlobilmod)ung)
Mrf Ocn Sanner fort gSir Die Scnie, Die 5eocr tor
Octihlano, itcb nrf
Sll9crotig ref oes 9aiiers gsort
Sdredlides Sbidial, MN lailil
Ga
9lls ggol5pcrf mo Sodoicn ino 0Gien mo Sdad)t
Sadl5t cs 6eron nit nir6t6orcr Diad)t,
9lus Der Gieiclt1Otc 0untcn 2abprint6
Niiaionen6oit teigt cs Sic iinOs IS begnltl
Sic inO's Die i6r @lort in Die So6e priecn
Gic piiblcno inn 9oih Der SSobrifcn ben
,Sn Der fnod)igen @licoer fernlt6ntnigcr &ud]t,
Gie bortcu @eiidtcr bon SblueiB ordurdt
8r0cr, 9riiOer Selit! IS begnnt
ga
9lus aoufI10cn imO S0roal, 9mt alinif Goutor,
2litS Yoloit imO @onfen bridt es berbor
Wlit Gronieu uuo purrob, olles Gn9pcrf 5errinnt
W2iaionenbait iieigt eS n Sic no'sl IS bcginntl
5ic limbs, Ole in Bud mo 9cruT lid oerientci
6onoeln un0 wonoeln, lenfen ino oeifcn
Gielc6rtcr mo Sauinann, Stlloent lnO Gomnlis
Gie 9rQcr Scr glrbeit per 5dblct iie?
Qrioer, grioerl Seit IS 6e9innt
ga
glils gSalo ino 6elo 6ridt es Nioin iiir @iaun,
Ssn oomernoen 3i9en agt eS beran
1omcrno @ednge id)ueaen i'm g4ino
Nliaioncn6at iteigt es m Sic liltOs IS begiuitl
sic iinos, Die in sol llno Siiroen 6ollielb
$50 Die g96l0er matien, Die 6liiiic broelt
Sie iino $, oc in Siurnl itlio Sonuenglut1 ltc6'n
glono ino bram mo iden lnO md6u,
9riocr griioer Sct IS 6eginnt
Rir boben uis mieOer, mir lno uereint
N2it @ott no aocr 6inoiis in oen 6einO
3eritonpit lit, mas Inns boOernO gctrennt,
gSir iin0 Elm ein5iges Clement
Gin 9olf, mein @olf sum 9hnpcn gebolt
9hm giebt es fem gseten GA giebt cs fem Salt
gos lit mic rollclioer Berg goiolt
Sit uic elm le6cnoiger wonOernoer gSolo,
Seuer uiO N1cer, briiaeu0 in Sdouer uno ght
SoIianna Scr Sbot Soiianna Dem Vfltbl
&oiiouna Dem Sd5redcn! &oiionna DER Sntbl
soiiouna ser &ade Ger glrm lit geredt
9lm 3cigt ic0lueoer mas in bnl ltedt,
9an brou'e pie er brauen nllb:
y6uror leltonicuslr
Tas 56idiol pias, Oas Shdal prad),
91n ibredldl Sdidial lolIf
Gs traebt Gliropclo beili0cS 9ad
gcuti6ono Ite6t ouil s 5. gsinaer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
eamitao, Ocn IS, september 1914.
DC Iric0cn5bcl cltrcblngen.

IS lit ia rebt hon, Dab @rdloelt Silion Den Der.
fdj madt 0cl 5rie0cn in europa ber3uclcn mo fem
on0creS 9cp0lteunigselmcnt Der Ser Staaten wiiroe
irobcr ien ais ole Geutihen mo Oeiterreider me cs
bm QclinQen oQte ~ oas bcft in elmer @eiic 9engen
loatc bic nd5t erneorigcno mare r Die beioen gerno
niiden 9moesgenoiien Aber borl1lig lit einen
oldcu sSricoensi1lnB gar nid)t 81 oenfeu Seit naf
ocm mlnocrpoaeu GRarid Der 9rlnec oes @cneros BON
ahld nadJ earis bic 1Hn6ei ge5pungen paren. Dor
cncr lcberuodbt BON encr 6aben 0dlion Solooten 40
bis 80 @lelen meoer 5uriid3upcd]en lit ben Gngon.
ecrn Der aaim gar5 gemaltig gcidJmolen no Tie iagen
po 5rc0enslntcrbaHolimg tonnte nr ole Jleoe leu
iucnn 1cuHdlano total nicocrgerirngcn ic menn bic
rcttidc Slotc aii ocn Mccresgrlnoe lic9c bic 0eut'
hcl 6eihmgen acifcift lino Die groBen Rrpp iheu
&nnoncnperfe 5eritort iecn Nid) menn Die @ngonoer
imO 1ran5ocn IN Der cbt tobeli0e Sdladt ouis @alpt
Qehagc rcr0cn ipc cs Oen iporlidjcn glad)uiden 5l
olgc Der 5aa 5l ucrOcn iJcnt mcrocn Die griten nod
nidts ron 6rcocnsuntcr6anolnge piien uoacn sic
moacn oic 0ctidc SSlotte 3crort boben Oenn on bat
ten lie oen Grcq ia unionit 1eiilbrt ghir wenn cs
Geutihono gelinet Die enaldnoer SIR See 10 lcbr 81
ihrddlcn ooB 6coe 1Slotten einonoer an 5tdre mge.
obr oeid limo miro oas ioI5c 9llbon nit iidl reoen
lolicn S6 0on abcr aud Gciitiblono nod au iir bic
Nlrtcn eidte 5reocnsbeonguugeu eingcben miro, 1T
iebr bic l5ragc Sebr iuabrdeinlidl i'll Dab 0eltdj
l0to mcli es ibm gliiden ioatc Die brbe 6otte cbr
3u idmadcn beiblieBcn miro, ourd oc 9o5lidbe &cr-
ridtnq Der en9liidcn Secnadjt mo 3ertriinnerlng
res 6ritiidn g9cltreics d fir ac 3citen 5reoen 81
idofier
Ger 6rieoensseoanfe lit idon mir 6ciiirbtcn obcr.
0of ser aricq bis 3lm bitteren @noe arSgeoden mer.
0ci mug 0enn Der Sab Der @ofer Guropas auf cinan'
ser lit 8 qroB Tos iricOld)c oeitbe &oIf bat Large
Gccbt uno acollori IS bat lett baiicn gecrnt glii-
bcno ibredlid3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
gSi[he[m lin0fc.

IS farb am i6 gcpicmbcr 1914 geilbcfm
9inoic, aclebier @jntc bon gsiIbcmna Srieoes
rdQ Ruoic IN icnem r. QcbcnsiQbre. Sic
, nor Na6miiaas bon fener 9Sobnnua. Olr
lis, g1pro.Nort etrahc, aus iiaH 9ciiebuna
nui ocni yeoroin.Srieoboie" (Scptl7-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
aanncn EcIne ncntraIe lInterindlnna -uerIraaen


enelono miQ fcine ncutrole llntcrudmg Der pont
0cltifcu Safer bem @rGiiocnen Der Ser Staaten er'
0obeucn geIduloigme Die brhen Sploatcii III 5rnnfs
reid acbrald5tcn 0imDim @cholie nno ais @rlto
acbt e an ooB rdoent g8ion Dem Stoiier berets &C.
ontporte babe a6er gegebenen Safes uiroe Die en9lt-
dc 9icgierng id ielbit al elmer iold)en llnternfng
lcbelgcn
g2an merit Sen e5runo Ole oerren Gngldnoer bo-
Zen elm Idjulobcues @cpiier ino bcird)ten Der chr
d)e 9Sraiiocnt g9ilion fonnte cine a6iot uportede
Gommion crnennen, cine 9omniion bic 9oi5 IreI
Con Aualopblsmus iein pno idonungslos oic Serles.
ma ser internationalcn arcgsgeiebc cItens oes o'
ralIhcn" 9rtcnpolfes aoedcn wroc
On Ser alciden Gage 6efinoen lid oc liebeu Sel9ier
sic cine Gomiiion 6eribcrgeonot 6o6en un in gSa1-
notou 6cnt @rGiiocnen gcibweroc 3u ibren iber oie
,unciprte~ arcgSiiibrn9 Der Gcutid5en ySos oIelc
0onmou 6eim 4rdiiocnten porgcbrodt berubt glueS
oili Gcrihicn mf Soreniagg Cagegen iino ans orel
obiolt euon0irccn GHelen 8erd]te ais Nel9Ien uno
GeHfhlono nad Sen Ser Staoten gefommen, med)e
icnc belaiIhen ojcridten 2iaen trnen Die geridDte
iamen BON amerifoniibcn Observation-Disclosures. pom
Wiannern bon ternotonaem Nli Die IN elnem 6alle
1rie Ocm porlie9enoen 0lrd allde gln0obe ooer ge'
idrbc 8cridtc ibre Geputatoi Die Ibr 9les IT. perlie-
rcn piir6en. Ger critic 9erht, Der oic 0ctidcn BON
oQc Anihnloaungcn irciiprid)t oie oe Selger gegcn
iic cr6cbcn mar BON enen @ertretcr Der ,Allocrtcn
rciie no bier Gorrciponocuen mebrercr Der grOBten
3ehmaen mo 3eitidriiten IN Den Ser Stnnten unter'
sodlnct un6 5unr nit 6rer @brc ols Ildnner no ais
Sournuliitcn Ger 5pete Beridt fam bon oem ®s'
Gorroipon0cten Der ,llnite0 BreB Der in Negeitlmg
ron 8rei N1telieDrn Der onlertaniihn gotdot IN
Berlin bon pecn eier Elm Nrt it, ale @erdltc iber
GJrodomfcitefl ser Geutiden an Crt mo STEELE inter
mdt 6ottc Gen orittcu geridt innotc eler &ertreer
Ser 9ociirten @rciic~ Scr oen eren @eridt nit I'M.
ier5ednci bate Sll euem Verdlt Der per Xolt FAM,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
0ie lammtlidlen lunffenfahincn 4rinaen Oer 0eMt.

Die idmmtlideu wafienfdbgen %rin5eu Der Oemt-
iden 6iirenbdiier ite6en neben Ocn Sobncn Der oet
iden 9r6eiter nttcn i'm iran5oiiiben engliid5cn ino
uliihen augelregcn; o6cr Der Sobn oes grtenfonigs
Ter Hge 2rin5 gSoleS bodt oabcim i'm lideren @o
loit 6iloertc @leilcn cticrt BON Der 0ea5r IS mur
&c eetern 5por o5iea in Sonoon bcfannt 9emadt Der
5afinitige engliic Sonic brennc Dor &crlongen sur
ront 81 ge6eu lciOer nber babe Der Srcgsmitcr Sor0
Sdener cntiAeoen es gebc idt an oa Die foniglid)c
S5o6eit ndt gengcnO ntilitdriid ousgcbilOct ei Ob
Ger Gntiheio lpo6 ouf gciteauna 9cfommen lit imo oos
Dor @erlongen bremen Oes @rin5en BON gSolcs MIR
cine Somooic it, nm nbt ais iSe9lng uor Dem britt
iden Tolfc 81 iebcn2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
nir Nrrrin ncs gNeltmeerss2 2

5ct nl0cnflidlcn 3etcn iiblt Britannia idl ais oic
iipl5c @ebcrrhcrin ocs YeltmccrcS SSit cs ober ~
@rtli6feit nod Se 6at 5mar Oeii ocltidm &elt.
han0e total abnlqeegt uno ops wieocrbot nit groBcr
@cfre0iqnq Der louidcnoen g9elt oerfiInOet gl6er
IL br cioeucr Sanoel IN allen Gbccn oes gSetneeres
eCihbt? 0ie uerueinen0e 9lnhport auf oicc 6roge
gicbt oic gctern i'm ,Dchiteu Gorreiponocnten" ge'
brodtc gfodridjt 0aB Der Ocude arelBer vGmoen" I'M
tcugoliiden @leerbuien 5piiden Goroer. uno 9mter-
&noicn fnf britiidc Sdiiie 5n Sinfen gcbrod]t bot
lhio ooe trob ocs naben iaponhen 8rioesgenoen oen
oic iiol5e Britannia 81 Siilie geruen bat las Semer-
fcusmert6eiie al oieem Sale lit Dab es mo6rifelnid)
fiini Gronsporioompier maren, aui pclden inoiiHe
Trnppeu 0urd 0en 5ue5fonal nad 6ronfreH tronspor'
tirt mcrocn oatcn g8cnu Gngano nidt elnlnol lelne
lruppc Srnusporditic iebit nit iapdnlld)er 9iIlfe
i'm crncn Sien beidjiiben fam 9clhmci9e oeln eIne
SSonoclsidiiic Damn iie6t es rcdt beoenfdl aus INN
93ritaunas Scrridait iiber oos gSeltmcer Ge oert'
dcn areBer ungcid6r ciil babies Onscno an Der 3abl
sic nod 0ic icrncn 96cic ocs @elhnecres Orrfpgen
pcrocn Dem britiiden Sanod nod iuenolidcn Sdlaoei
5u0cn che DER Srice porbci 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
gaItimore Gemetern.
airdjlidjc gIn5cigrn.
9rciciniofeits.airdIc.

1rnith CTR. nahc 0ieb Sir.
Spnuida QSormitidQ: 0cuiid)lnno ulio lcinc
Tcinne sibenos Ser ocuii1c cboii." conn
ioosfmne ib3 r6r 9lunm. 9onirmanoen'
Nlniie bcoinnt AM o. Giiober. llbr Slpenos'
(ScptfQ-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19

tsd6reuo Der aememiomc 9eriht per 8mfeuprud &C.
bradt woroen mar fonne no6cr au oe Gin5enbeiten
feiicn mas er uo eine bier GouegM atf ibrenl 3pe
8odJcn angeu Maride ourb @cIgen binter Dem Oeit
icben 0cer gcleben linO gebort, ndber eingeben
gSc oic GngGnOer 10 fonnten aud bre bclgiidei
9lnOeSgcoiIci uidt oilf cine llntcriudng Ourd cine
ron gnglopbilismiis unO 0enihenbaB gon5 freie amc
tifauiide 6omniiion engeben obne Dor Der g9et ais
Siigner unb yOic Geri6er bon @radomfeiten~ blosge
lett 3ll ner0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
gefanntmadJunscn.
garrau scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Nnrcnu Der SlrnRcnonrh6runs,6om
Nalti mOrc tS. september 1914.
Sic Strabenourhbrud 0ommilldre IN Der
Stnni Baltimore MAIDEN ncndB ocn 8orl6riitcH
0cs baltimore Sidoi 0bnrtcrs bierml bcinWt
bah lic Ole 9lniiieuuna elmer octdiuirien yllle
aller 3uqclprohenen Gnii6doi0nngen, perurladD'
fen llnioiiW uuo duicucQieH 2SeribcrDobulget
uCbit ciucr cridrcn0cu Nuric OnlcriQcn licbcu
IN Scrblnonng nit Der OnnbcmnirnnH NM CT
Uiiaunn ocr 0nmbrrgsStrn bon Der gnb'
Strnte bis 5ur Slenos ShdBc Qrilber Stod'
1olms irqbe) 9emab ger am 8 D'al lsi m uls
tcr5clOncicn 1croronuna 9ir 436 oce Wldputs
nno Sinotraibs oon Baltimore.
Die gnflagcn ucroen lib dui beioe Sciitn
Der pnnhurg Strnbe, cnlOlicBun ocrcn geil
crrcdcu mo lic unfnlien poll cincm Kuilit 2Ou
SUB iiiopeitlit BON Der 9uib Sirabe bis 81
cincm @uuii 200 Su6 norn5iiliD BON Oitcno.
Nni0sSirabe POO Sun noropeitid mn i3s SUB
AZ 8na liio6iilid oop Der Snmburq SirdBe
hcioe Sciien Der ynbaro SinBc 200 NiB moro
mctli6 uno l3S SUB 4 u sou nounlld BON
Der 0nmburg StraBe; bcioc Sciicn Der Ccnoc
Criibcr Siod6pn) Strabe eco SUE norolue
li9 nno l3s 5nb y 8ou ihooitllp BON Der
llno he aebcn icrner 6iernlit Goii5. oab ber'
bcnannie elite mo erldrcnoc Ndrtc ebi tilr
Die Nnipcition aller onrin illterciiiricn Rerlonc
bcreii iit uno onB bic Gommindrc nni Oiuntnq,
ocm anhno5Unn5initcn Sn9c i'm Scptember
1914, I'M u ll1r &ormiings lib in tlrcm
Niircdu I'M Naibbluic fir ocn 8med pcrinm
mcln meroen I'M iraono cine in bcinnicr 2iite
dnAciibrlc Gb0inMc 3u reuloitcn dcAcn lpcnc
@inipnuo bon %cr0ucn crbubcu miro. bic onrI
guarnr g. @rnunan,
3ubu =. Sonioro,
carrH a. &cmlcn,
@ommiidrc.
(Scptf02f-23) GlcrI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
acidJenbeItuttsr.
Daniel GnItOn,

2eidenbeItotter uno @inboliamirer,
916 Fenniploonia-glbe.
9eIepbon: Wlt gernon 5496.
(g,pb2 fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19

@Rrenn ocr etraRcuonrm6rnhsG Gummiiiarc.
Nalt more. 1S Scpicmber 1914
Sic Strabeuournbrudos 9ommiiidre IN Der
Sinot Baltimore madtn biermit bcinunt oaB
nddocm e lore 1abeQe iiber Die Gnilddois
qlinQen llnfoitcH inr Hpnoemnirnna uuo Der
6rciicrann Der Grphirafc, bon Der Siooiiielic
0omdroitlaBc bis 9ioromciiiCite Der BlumsAnep
ncbit ben o0rnuf bc3iialdcn cno0Iltiaen uno
corrigricn erildrenoen @linen rcpioirt baben
gcuidB ocn Nurldriiicu oes Quarters Der Sidoi
Baltimore nno Der am 90 Niol 1914 unill
5ci6neien Seroromiug gir AL Ocs Napore
llo Sta0irntDs
ic bicrmt Goti3 Qebcn odb beiuete Id6cle
imo @or!c auf ocie gSofc uoncrocf uno De-
Qlaiibigi moroen ii nno oab Der Dldpor lrry
Sidoirai0 bon baltimore ooer irgeno lpelDc
*erlon uocr Tcriuncn Corporation oocr 0orppf
raiioncn. Die nit oeni 8uiprub Der 9nti@doi
9uHacl un3uiricocn limo nncrba6 oreis
Bio (3O) Iagcn, Upm ncuu5cbntcn Gage iu
september i'm SABRE 1914 Dem 9atim Der cr-
ilcti ppll ms criaiicncn &crbfentlCDnuQ oiccr
Noil8 oagcgcn ourd ihriiliAc Heiiiion an
ons baltimore Stahigerint dppcnrcn m6acn,
inocn iie. mas GerlcDi unl cine Heollion oeries
0uocuc e. (srnuunu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19

Nu0cnc q. 9lob9cre,
lsept0.2l 23l 9IerI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-19
Gugcnc 6. Crnnnnn,
SDbu z. Sauforo,
carrg y. 9lcmlct
Gommiiidrc.
Gascnc q. 9ooacrs,
(Scptl0,26. Cn3lO)
gnrcan Oc6 c'cbdaSc anipcitur8, 8ai1Qana

Snreon oes Gebaaoe SnipefturS, 9lntn9aRs
i6 September 1914.
angeboie peroeu euiseecn senommeu pqn
Der @oniraiibcD0roc ocr StGoi Baltimore lilr
ben llmbnu Der Nurcuu3 Simmer 9ir ilO-ill
0c5 SlcncrcinnebmcrS mno ocs MdiiircryHs
rcnus. 9laibbans. iir Den Nlnnor uno Staoti
rnib bon Baltimore.
gnqcboie miiiicn IN periiegclicn 0onocris
mo an ocll ,9oaro oj gtipar5s" aoreliiri ieu,
ole glnii0rlii u4ropoial for 9iemuoeitn9 0ol'
lcctor's Sfice icconb SiDor. Sin 0an", iras
cen mo bc 0rn. Ni0nro Gjipittn, Dem Staoi
3icqratnr. IN ncilcu Bureau i'm Hll1Ddns
I'M uocr bor 1 llbr &ormittngs am Nltttpod
80. September 1914, cinpcrcicbt mcr0cit
ScocnI gInacbot nub Gin an ocn NioNpr mo
SlaoiraiO bon Baltimore 6nblhdrcr cerill6ricr
0bcd ocs 9cicrs iiir iwcBnnocrt tS2DOOO)
Sp!lnre ani cine nGlcarn9 ponlc @ant' oei'
aciiini icin.
Scr erioprciobe Ncicr ntn6 Nnraihuit iteucn
uilo nic Gordrificu ocs StdoisGbartcre IN &c
5up oin 9oniralte criiincn
3cihnunQen iOnncn nii o0cr nnm ocin u.
ScUfcmbcr 1914 i'm Gnrcnu bes @ebduocsNn
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The Newark journal., 1914-11-06

Dota, Nov. 3. - Some of our
farmers are quite busy sowing
wheat.
Miss Wreatha Best spent Friday
and Saturday at Batesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Page were
shopping in Newark Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Greer
and children of Cord, spent Sun
day here very pleasantly visiting
relatives.
Misses Ruth and Katie Pickens
spent Saturday night with rel
atives at Cord.
Tom McClain was looking after
business in Jackson county Fri
day.
J. w. Pickens spent Sunday
very pleasantly with E. F. Baker
and family of Magness Nh Baker
who has been quite sick for some
time, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burlington
of Missouri arrived Friday and
will spend sometime visiting his
brothers, r. K. Burlington of this
place and VIII Burlington of Wal
nut Grove. 1t has been AZ years
since he visited this county and
his relatives and old friends gave
him warm welcome.
Prof. and Mrs. T. D. Lindsey
passed through here Saturday en-
route to Cord where Prof. Lindsey
will have charge of the school this
winter. He will be assisted by
Miss Victoria Pickens.
The Newark journal., 1914-11-06
THE HOME PAPER

Ex-Governor Francis once said
the following of newspapers:
Each year the local paper gives
from $500 to $1,000 in free lines
to the community in which it is
located. No other agency can or
will do this. The editor, in proper
ton to his means, does more for
his town than any other ten men,
and in all fairness he ought to be
supported-not because you like
him or admire his writings, but be-
cause the local paper is the best
investment a community can
make. 1t may not be brilliantly
edited or crowded with thought,
but financially it is of more bene-
fit to the community than the
preacher or teacher. Today the
editor of the local papers do the
most for the least money of any
people on earth.
The Newark journal., 1914-11-06
AMERICAN HORSES

The American horse is enc of
the first to answer the bugle call
of the European war. Represen-
tatiyes of many foreign govern
ments are in this country buying
horses for the various armies of
the warning nations, and practie-
ally every State in the Union is
contributing cavalry material to
the belligerent nations.
The American horse is a utility
The Newark journal., 1914-11-06
MEETING OF The S. LA.

On last Friday evening the first
regular meeting of the S. |. A.
took place in the High School
Auditorium at go o'clock, with
good attendance.
We were very much pleased to
have as our guest Prof. Sidney
Pickens, superintendent of the
Batesville High School, who de-
livered a very pleasing and enter
tanning address on the work
and the great possibilities of the
S. |. A. Prof. Pickens' vast
experience in the educational
world enables him to foresee and
realize the necessity and wonder
full achievements possible of these
great organizations.
Supt. w. A. Isgrig, full of pro-
gressive enthusiasm, spiced the
evenings entertainment with re-
marks and suggestions.
c. NJ. Edwards, president of the
school board, made short and in
teresting talk.
A further completion of cleo
ton of officers was called to order
by F. C, Hoyt.
Membership committee Mrs.
W. W. Jernigan, Mrs. F c. Hoyt
and Mrs. Ira ]. Matheny.
Program committee.-Miss Pearl
Poe, Miss Kate Martin and J. L.
Mayhan.
Committee on by-Iaws.-Mrs.W W.
A. Isgrig, Mrs. Ira ]. Matheny
and Miss Ruth HALEY.
Time of meeting.-First and
third Saturday nights in each
month.
The public IS cordially invited
to attend these meetings, and be-
come a member of this great
work. There are no fees; just
your hearty cooperation to bright
en-, expand and advance the great
est boon ever given a child-an
education. An interesting pro-
gram will be the feature of the
evenings and a pleasant hour to
drive dull care away. Come out
and see how much you will enjoy
being a member of so great a
cause. REPORTER.
The Newark journal., 1914-11-06
GROWS FINE PEANUTS

r. L. Carlton left a fine bunch
of peanuts at The Journal office a
few days ago which affords a fine
example of what can be done with
peanut culture in this vicinity.
Mr.. Carlton planted only a
small plot of ground in peanuts
last spring, and gave them no
special attention, and they were
not on extra rich land. When he
gathered them he was surprised
at the heavy yield and began to
figure a little on the profits of a
crop of peanuts. The yield, ac-
cording to his small crop, would
be about 325 bushels per acre. As
peanuts always sell readily at a
good price, it can readily be seen
that they would be very profit
able crop.
The Newark journal., 1914-11-06
CT arlotte Ciphers

Charlotte, Noy 3.-Tom Had
dock went to Batesville Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Weaver spent last
Thursday at Batesville.
Mrs. Rebecca Moore is visiting
relatives at Newark this week.
G. w. Jernigan made a business
trip to Batesville Friday.
w. c. Palmer and ]. NJ. Byrum
went to Batesville on business
Monday.
Miss Efie Blair who is attending
school at Newark visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. w S. Storey and daugh-
ter, Miss Alma, spent last Friday
at Batesville.
Wesley and Urban Brittian who
have been in Texas for several
months returned Monday.
Miss Ethel Byrum who has been
attending school at Sulphur Rock
returned home Sunday.
Will Yates of Mesquite, Texas,
arrived Monday to visit his moth
er and other relatives.
Ralph McGill who is attending
Arkansas College at Batesyille Wis
tied homefolks Sunday and Mon
dav
The Newark journal., 1914-11-06
MRS. BRADLEY DEAD

Mrs. Tad Bradley died at her
home near Tuckerman last Satur-
day as a result of injuries sustain
ed in a runaway accident some
time ago, when she was thrown
from a buggy and her leg broken.
Mrs. Bradley was born and
reared in the Dota neighborhood
and had many friends in this
county. She is survived by her
husband and two children. The
remains were buried Sunday af-
terno0n at the Cheshire GENE.
terry near Elgin.
The Newark journal., 1914-11-06
CHURCH CONFERENCE

An adjourned term of the fourth
quarterly conference for the Oil
Trough and Salado circuit of the
Methodist church will be held at
Salado, on Friday, November Is,
The conference will be held at 10
a. m. and Presiding Elder A. f.
Skinner will preach at IL Every
body invited. and all official men,
bers are especially urged to attend.
J. NJ. HARRISON, Pastor.
The Newark journal., 1914-11-06
DIES OF DIPHTHERIA

Nellie May Shirley, the four
year.old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Shirley, died at the home of
her parents at SulphurRock Tues
day morning at 2:30, of diphtheria.
The remains were buried Tuesday
afternoon at Lees Chapel, Rev.
F. L. Gibson conducting the fu-
neral services.
The Newark journal., 1914-11-06
NO HUNTING

| have posted my land near Par
oquet Bluff, on Black river, and
will permit no hunting, fishing,
driving over, or gathering nuts of
any kind on my land. All verbal
permission heretofore given to
anyone to hunt or drive over my
place is hereby revoked and notice
given that anyone trespassin on
my land will be prosecuted.
c. p. VAUGHAN.
The Newark journal., 1914-11-06

animal and excels that of any other
country He has plowed our fields,
fought our battles and is the most
faithful of animalkind. His repu-
tation has extended to other coun-
tries and he is now being called
upon to perform the services for
foreign countries which he has so
faithfully fulfilled at home.