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The Washington times., 1914-03-11

for a s3.G10.OCO hospital formerly. He
was opposed to this, bat believed, now
that an economical plan has been pro-
posed. that the new building ought to
be provided.
He again asked Senator Thomas to
visit the present hospital, and said he
ashamed of the conditions, which
were a reproach to the C t!.
There are a great many evils in
Washington today that ought to be
renedied." said Senator GallinGer. but
they can't all he reached in one year
He made this statement because Sena-
ator Thomas VAS reilc I'm, pn .te tie
publicans for not hav Iss looked after
the matter before.
Senator Lodge said speeches for
economy were usually made by the
minority, but he had never observed
the minority differed much from the
majority when it came to appropriate
ing.
Il sympathize with the desire of the
Senator from Colorado to live up to
that platform, now so sacred said
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
STRIKERS URGED TO
ARM AGAINST MILITIA
Mine Officials Issue Warning
to Men in Colorado Coal
Fields.

DENVER. Col, March II. - Every
striking Colorado coal miner will be
advised to arm to protect himself and
his home against either mine guards or
the State militia if deportation OF
strikers in the southern neids Is at
tempted, according to a signed state
ment issued today by John r. Law
son, John McLennan, and +. L. Doyle,
high officials of the United Mine Work.
ers Of America
The statement was issued as the re-
suit Of tearing down by the militia of
nine tents in the lower union colony
at Forbes yesterday. Strikers in the
colony We're ordered to depart within
forty-eight hours.
The Washington times., 1914-03-11

Senator Lodge, But / would feel more
sympathy for this demand for economy
il l.; did not always find its loudest ex-
press; on al the expense of the District
OF Columbia"
He deploIed the readiness TO NE eco
ncmical at the expense Of The help
less people of the District
THE economy cry beCorres particu-
larlv ran.rant when II applies to these
pee ole who Rave no vote.
lie strongly objected to cutting down
for the District. II the District had TWO
senators ami two Congressman. he de
clared, there would not be the readi-
ness to attack the District and assault
the half-and-half plan to which the
Government was absolutely pledged.
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
DANDRUFF, FAILING HAIR, ITCHY SCALP,
END THIS At ONCE-25 CENT DANDER|NE

and II not overcome It produces fever
ishness and itching Of the scalp; the
hair roots famish. loosen and die; then
the hair falls out fast.
II your hair has been neglected and
is thin. faded. dry. scraGgy or too oily
get a 25 cent bottle Of Knowlton's Dan
derine at any drug store or toilet coun-
ter: apply a little as directed. and ten
minutes after you will say this was the
best investment YOU ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless OF
everything else advertised, that IL you
desire soft, lustrous beautiful hair and
lots of it-no dandruff-no itching scalp
and no more falling hair-you must use
KnowIton's Danderine. If eventually
why not now?-Edvt.
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
Girls! Girls! Save your hair!
Make it grow luxuriant
and beautiful.

II you care for heavy hair. that glis-
tens with beauty and Is radiant with
life: has an incompatible softness and
is fluffy and lustrous. try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides 1t imme-
diately dissolves every particle of dam
druff; you cannot have nice. heavy,
healthy hair IL you have dandruff. This
destructive scurf robs the hair of its
luster. its strength and its very life
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
magnifying
Misery Into Joy
Dyspeptics. Stomach Sufferers and
Appetiteless People May Quickly
Find Relief in Stuart's
nySpapcia TahlofS

When a stomach sufferer gets relief
he is one of the happiest of human
be ings and he looks back at his old
self with distinct feeling of horror.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets quickly
readjust the out-of-proportion stomach
ard digestive machinery and bring
joy of life and love for food to the
man or woman who will use them
after each meal for a short time.
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
Driver Is Badly Hurt
When Car Hits Wagon

Join II. Franklin. colored, thirty-fiye
years old. of 2Il5 eighth street north
vest. was badly hurt this morning,
"hsn a dirt wagon which he was driv-
rns was struck by car at Georgia ave-
me anG Newton street northwest. He
eceived a fracture of the left thigh and
numerous bruises about the body. He
as taken to Freedmen's Hospital
The Washington times., 1914-03-11

ROCHESTER,. Minn.. March n.-C.
w. Post. millionaire. of Battle Creek.
Mich, who was rushed to this city
aboard a special train from Los An
geles. was operated on for appendicitis.
ard Is improving.
The Washington times., 1914-03-11
Public Questions Involved.

Great interest is taken in the forth
coming appCi.tments. because of the
Nerv important measures of legislation
and public policy that are shortly to
demand the attention Of this bench.
The Public Utilities Commisions pow
ers to fix rates and practices, and val
Uation of the local utilities, ard other
matters OF the greatest and widest pub
Hc concern are intimately involved witb
the selection of the men who will conf
pose the Supreme Court bench. In
Colr ection with discussion of this phase
there has been intimatiOn that the
President might pick dark horse a
man wEcse disposition on these ques-
iicns he knows and approves and brea (
all present slates.
The contest over the United States
District Attorneyship has brought out
the names OF John Laskey. Craudai
Mackey, Fred =. Rhodes. W. Gwvnn
Gardner. and Clarence Wilson. incum-
bent. The frienrs Of both Mr. Mackey
and Mr.. Gardner are especially conf
cent. and the fight, as matters liz at
this moment. seems largely betp cen
these two But here, again, il Is con-
"eded that the wide uncertainties of
politics may prove all forecasts and con-
lectures mistaken.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
Nir Grnnnnncn Ncs Nrieneg.

@cI6c SdredniIic ein area nit id brngt mo
lpeldc Opier er alie0t weB cin Seoer, frebt lnter
Qcrliner Correspondent Gem Die ngebcuren Opter
ali lobaren Neui1elebel oic geunltigcu %erlllte an
moicrieeu @ertben iiuo o6ne weiteres porors5ue'
bci beionocrs bel een ariege Der pie DER gegcrpor
iiac. aaii5 europa ia oie aon5e Aelt nit Spanuna
iai0 Gteben eriiilt.
llno oot brin0t oirer arieg ourb oiee Seanlngel
nit Iid inShclonoere ir 0eltidIano ulo ooS perbin'
0ric Cclierredj.lIiigdrn Tas ocridle 9eib perigt
iber me6r politdc @orteieu os irGeno cin onoeres
2on0 scr gec lln0 oo oieie %arteeu iid nit Seoen-
idaftlidfcit ia ee6diatet betdmpeil 10 folntc edlt
Scr enond eniIie6cn. ais ob Die 1901 crio2tene
6eltide GmiQteit ur cine itaatsrehtlide 6iton ober
nidt le6enoc @irflid)fct lp1re. SeOem oentenoen
ncntidcn mBtc 0eie 8eorgnif ireiIib idon in ieuen
quomitageu ces SabreS 1908 genonnen meroen no
rad 0cu lhglidSiae ocs 3eppcnbifieS bel ed9ter.
0macn ipontan aus Dem ocuti@en &olte berons, obne
irQen0 melde 9nre9nng BON obeH Der, ene umfalenoe
6iisoition geidalien muroc ole bimlen menigen "a
oen iieben @1ilonen 9art oufbradte- Canals fonnte
man cricnnen, oai trot alien &ortcgeldnte oic eii'
luitbofeit oes oqltihcn SoIies ioort in oie er1ci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
@riesiOm Give.

frlt
.ooro baltimore" mo ,Ncln1 s llIr W'o,HI,
aeue ideli6 uno goluia9s Ron 2iabla mo ynn Nan
tinlure-Strabe. SM1nc &anerronie 0htU o.,
6bcinpenle unb SeIniUnresStnnnl. Qlllen ~ IN
Nciterion nno 0beitcr. ga, al. SoD'eea,yy
$l.25 9nteiis; 9iiiHoiabu S2 Yllll0 9,sy
Nuainbr per Ingl o0er HnmiNoul oOeg '"
~ & S.sydbn" 1880. r,o.
Gpcs'dlrnie iiir eincn 9Seo, MIR ntl &uR
boot nub Ybllcoeipbn giliig, 75c. i'm |h9u,,,,S
NcIne bnlben Slnctc. Scocn WlonlaA N'D
Gncu Sace s5c. giacte Sum gerfqni ~, "
VOi'a0elpbia na6l Baltimore nnr 0nli9 ~, ~,
&naboo:e aNlii9 nit glbiabrt s Sornt d" "
Dem WiitiroO lllo Srci!na i'm Nugui. $50,
NahiDuo.e iabren tdplln. ScnnlaQe aisbI,
nonrlen. llbr gtu6m. 9lrhQnl9s ~ ilSsle ae 9r
uiebriaeH 9ioien bel 2llbanQ0s uo0 yilniah
0iO Cape Mlon, 9lSburn &ari. Nonl bteHWs
Nciu Oorf, 9llbanb, TroD un0 njroli9en Hll.n,rn
ten Widblscien 75c. TraNt 5n nicoi lbv.ttvr, v.tr'
Nnien alS per Nabn angeHodImcn uno pelo"
6iarcnce eBrluer, Wgenh
'Snuii .9N,ie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
Guacue Is. @rnunGi,
Snlln g. Gnnfurc,
SorrD u. Memlen,
Gommiilirc.
Guncnc s.. NUoDcrc,
0lcri.
9euortemert far Biiennine gcrbedcrpnaeu.

Separtcmsrt fir biienni6c @erbeiiernnas"
Sepnricment ocs Staots9n1enlmtS;
Baltimore. 20. NuQuf IVA
Nh glMc, bic cc angclt; 600,
Sc miro heriuit acndb ben Mblnnlilen Sn s,.,,3 =
luo Sc 6 ocs Baltimore Siaoi0baricte Oelalul
0cmac0t oab oe Eilaitcrmes.e eni1lll li9n 2&et &
Etaot baltimore nod Dem Q. Sftprer l9l4 pe.
snncn Mrs ois na4esgaFHtea SiEa9s" y, MAJ lHi
ifcru uno reu IN 6clcaen glue 4eriouen nno
6orporniioaen iueroen Sfs0alb arlayIotoeri,
6rinrsnibimcine fir nne grbcicn 5u lolen hlo
oicie Dor ocm 3. Ciicbcr 1914 5n bccIoelt' 2ic
in iyQcm0 cncr 9Seiie Die Nnl0rapnno qoer
Qlufreihnna na0gcnarutcr Slrn6en ooet enc
Tbciles oerelnen n0ibiQ mofcn mpNlen huw-
Sem ne aui io.de gSelie. Qepllaller, heu se'
pflaiieit oher iicu bccgi lino.
Sic obcn criudGnicn Sirnnen lin0
mscGlocrrlsetr., bon QtnroOos2loc. be 5nl
saratoaesstr., bon Soparo. gtr. bis ereeucS Stt
Oreeur. Ctr, bon gerinaionl@i. 1is StuHllVSi
Geo. W. @ntcicr
ftnQ. StQ0t Sn0enlcllr.
SIN gluiirdpc Der Rlldltetnl9s eoh'll'lloH
oer Siatt Baltimore.
@orlihcr uno Oonluliirenoer SnfeNenr.
(guQ22. 20 Sep714l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
y c I At c) craMfge y a y :
Ddmpfer s'OrednlrdMO.

0ier ii. mas Sa5 Boil miinibt Cine @a1gsn
inGrt Uon f4O Nicilen All Der 0beinpcof. T~y ~,
mn Dneilhen GEiHrFons- Sampier iRoiItl ~, ~
Nclusyurl. gSir lDren oleii bel oen nnlsIteuss.
niioDcn SW.u0liditfen glnndpolle, otr SlaeH'5t
rem Seuern S,u6 rorbei mo baum cle IN IN
Dlno0, no man bic gsoblitoi Der @al5lllli ners n
i0re t1riciiocn Sriicn gentcBt. SlHplsl -, ~
ldbt 4er an 5ube ocs 9roaopa9 MltilyppirS
nm SDnneriag, 1880 Gurm. Aonnlt 3eliiHtn
gciuh liir oas glbcitobroo uiio gladl'Sslll "
leiien 5ntiid. 9inaofabrt SOC. 8ctpat ~ ~
Mionoidleins5abrt am Srciin1 libr NpfnpN'
mint. (zepi6-ll)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
W3nraarct Nisociuon

IS norb an g. September 1914 Nlaraaret
Sieoeman, eeb SonemaHn. IN ibrem G3. &C.
hcusiabr qelicbic Satin bon Gcorec Ecocs
nGn Sic Necroi9nne fnbei WiitimU6, Olors
QcHe 10 llbr bon ihrcr ySobnnnQ. 9,r 1904,
Glib 3. Strnhc, 0ighianotuiun, aus iiait Nes
ictnng ani Dem uGat Gapo 6ricoboic"
t~cnf7MN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
9lO6ert GonroS Gtein6adI.

Gs iiarb am s. September 1914 MoDert 0ci-
rab steiubaM i'm alier bon . Scbren. 8 Nsona'
len n0 Eagen. gelie0ils S0bn0en bon sSrcs
ocrid uno @liiu SieHba0. Die 8ecroiqnng
iiHoet bon Ger elicrli4cn 9sobulma 3r. f6is,
&Gruid.Nucnnc, aus itati Se 3eli oerlel6cH
uigo lpdicr auae3eiat (Scpi9-tO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
yurean 0cs @cOduOr.SnpcItOr5.

dI, WUNNII IVII,
GS miro biermii beiannt geeeben. oaB Ner'
ron 1aDlor. gemdb Der am 10. Slni 1908 M.
icr5eicbrcien Scroronnna Dir 155, Nbl6nii
amenoiri), I'M @rlanbniB nadeeiubi bat has
glnmeicn 9cromcit6de 6omonoongluenue nno
@oplar @rooeSiraBe ais oilenlld0e @aroee 81
6. 6. eiu6bs,
(Sepi5-9) Cjebduoe 5Hipelior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
Gnthcrine 0nrdlcr.

IS iurn am 2 Scplenbcr 1914 IN a. &c
bcN5iabrc Nntlcrinc Sdrner Eil Necrolsung
iiuoei am WiittiDpM, nm 15ti l0y &ormiiiaQs,
bon ibrer Q9obWing. gr. 1853, 0anuDer.Gtrahe,
aus iiatt Ncietnng aui Der vgSeitern Gene
tern" (Senio-ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
@6ilip Z. 3inf.

Gs iiar6 an 8. September 1914. um 3.45 llbr
giadmiiQQs nab ldn9erer NrdnfDdt HBilip Il.
3int in ieincm l5 gcoensiabr. 9eiebtcr Gaie
bon @liabeib 3ini geborcne 6oibdmcl Sic
geeronung iinoet 1rctag, yia6miitoes I'M i53
lbr. bon idncr @obnun9 3r. GiS nno $40,
%orbsGbeiicr. Strahc aus iinii Nciiebunn aui
Dem o. St Ranls 6ricoboie" i'm p2tuib-0ius
Barr (Sepi9-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
Sampfer .SrturiiOHea.
GglarRgWSs3eit.

NcrmiftneS.Mblagrt t...............S45 yeta,n,s
WbtND@AoiuIlt. .o'V' 49,
gIlle SulAe1ter GD.is yo0te
iabrcn nndi s,olneiter nn
SGnitagen uHD Sunntanen.
Has neue ero6e SaoeoauS 1T ierits u"'
0aoen M lcin. ...s,,
Ne1aIici Sic 8eii in eSehdb.uB; s.45 TSFn'
mo 2 Garlm.
&crqebi nidli icne
Seriibmtem 75r. MagI5eiten. /.
G6ts 6eiieres. dls cine Sa1rt bic lint g.i!ssess
aiii ocr gGyuiie". 9IiDmel Die tiibien Nl"''
uno Sal5luit. r,,e
fiir ben n16iicn Scn5 ,0Urt Die @loaeiI i11~s
tenl" St,;s eipl5 i'm Gian9e ani Der renupeIln II,
nnf heui 2Sege Die eai hinab Tcsbalo Aelra%
Nuen eipe Sn1f Die 9ai bHab ari Der HQnnIrsn,
Nucs otieil IN &oIhcIicr. 6cii $40 @0'""
unb GahrL
Sitete 25r.
(Wlai2A-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
Narcnn 0cr eIraRenSarA6rnaIs- 00nMIIIarc.

@iircnn Der SirnRcnourmbrnJo.Oo onlmliidrc.
@dli more, 2. september 1914
Die Gtr0bcnourhbru6s 9ommilurc In Der
Siaot Baltimore MAIDEN bicrnit heinnnl n0b.
radocm fe itrc Iabelt iiner ole @nilbdol'
QtnQen uMlOiicu mo 2Scriberb0huHQcn be3ins
lib Der 0unoCmnirnng uuo GrbifnnnH Der
Tranllin- sirahc 60 ,5ib brett bon Der Gal
Dccion.Nono bis %arrifon.Hanc nebli ben on'
runf hciiaiccn uno cnooliilqen nno corrl0lt
ten cril0rCuocn 9l1nen repi0iri Dnben. QendB
Den &ori1rilieu ocs Charters Der Slnol Hailr
more un0 ocr am H. Snni 1914 Huier5eibHe'
len @eroromns gir 472 ocs Wlapors ulo
GiahiraibS az.
Hc 6ierniii gioti5 ae6en baB beiagie 1dbeIle
in0 Naric aui oieie ySeie pollcnoel mo be-
olau0iGi iporbeu iit mo oab Der Nlapof NM
Stannaia Son Baltimore oocr irqeno ue.be
Rcriun uocr 4crloneu Corporation ooer eorpQ'
ratoncL, Die nit Dem 3niprn6 Der @nll0doi
oiilQcn oocr anicrcQtcn gscribcrb3bnnacH mic
bier cennnnt ui5nirieocn lno. innerbalb otel'
6io 800 Idecu pom orttcn Sngc i'm Septeins
Scr i'm Sabre 1914, Dem Sahin Der crlie1 BON
uis erldiicncH &crbieniMnnN oieier Noil3
onQcocn 0urb idriiilihc (eliiion nn oas Nql
tiniorc Sinoiacricbi appelliren moeen, inocm ne
oas @erimt unt cine 9icolion oerlelben all9e'
ben. , n. a,..,,,,o,,
Sunn 8. Snnfurn,
HcrrD ~ 3emlen
0DniUillurC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09

sn gnaon0 Bat man e9r boo OaS Sbeil.0orato'
rntnl in Elm IoldeS oagemciner Gohr unIgeuanoelt.
gcie 0laBnabmc no Die bereits nIitaet1eiltc gBer.
rraiieeina Der @ceS.Afte eicr Oen uitrigld)en Be
mes Oab @nelano and biniibtlid iener prtbidoItli-
cen 9linig ais piiroiger 9imoesgcnolic 9nBlonos nO
6routrcids geltcn fam.
,toien cioct cbnIas ihuer inter Der lm9nllt
scr Gcrb0ltniiic Die @egicumg fab iid nod longenI
30aern ucrouloBt elm Ebelaioratoriilm 81 eralien-
es 6anoet id 8uidd)it I'M 3o5uugs-@rledlterm
i'm 8onleu mo 80rimuerte9r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
0ie tieEbInne Sec.

Hic mrlt bic Sal bun6 nnb GbpvtnHl Mysns
grlnriun, i50 0eilen; Sal8naler; ben aaH9s,e''
Gna; 9ebcnsretier lir leine sinner. Net ms
llehtc Snnner nGrlinn giles. &NeNliuA2 n,,ee
Nonneritdgs I'M llbr Diuraens; 81 21In'l 2nIlrlsl
enoa 10 l0r Nbenos @tIlcie BOG %seS %eeS,"'
am 49, Nuni. (SunI1S. .lNo 3Dhe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09

WlittpOdl, ben 8. September 1914.
Qer Nriten @eflcmmnna ueritanOIidl.

llniere Anglopbilm.%reiie bat in ingiter 3et pIe'
0er6olt Eepeten ans 9onoon peroiientd]t IN pelden
oie gciiir6tung~ auseeiprod)en miro ooB 0eutidano
1ie 0iicntlide Ncnno in Sen 8er Staaten upergtca
fonntc e6c bic belgiibe Goniniion in gaibington an
langc oie ge9en bic omcipiliiirte aregsiibrm9 oer
Tunidcn proteitircn io SnI Sid]tc Der iiIngten er
caniiic lit oeie .9nait" Der griten perltdnolid. las
telgiid enoliid droBoiiite Signgcpebe miro nonlld1
rad inO na5 total 5erit0rt. gnl Sonno9 langtc eie
Simtenprud Gepcde pou iilnf DER on9eiebenoteu
omcritanild)cn &riegsG sGorreponoenten on, in peder
iie ibr berid5es inO 6r peronlidleS gSort oar Der
piduoel ooB oe oegen ole Deutid)en er6obenen anlfn
cigimgen, in 9eloim @rauiomteten mutbwillig per-
iib 5i baber total grn0los eel llnO iest oerolient
l6c 300 gmerifaner Die oeben ollI Dem bollon0iihe
Gonpier ,8otteroom~ bon europa 5uriidgetebrt lino
Don bnen aefdBte 9ciAiiie IN melen tie Die aus eng
liiden mo frdi55iiibeu Queleu itammeuoen Nadrid
tCn ii6er i9tate gebanolimg Der Smcrifaner IN
genidlauo nnod6er Siege" Der 9laiirten ais SugGi
lrmpcln GS 1T gar fein @lmocr, oaB oas brtiid)c
@raucrDolt geflegnIlngen peripiirt. Dem es fam
nid6t angpne6nh ieiAAbor cnem 8olfe BON 1OOOOOOOO
Seecn ais Ger aemeinite 9guer in Ser @edd)ie Der
9olfer Der Groe bosgeelt 3ll weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
Separtemcmt inr rficnnlmc @cr6eiiernnacn.
Inter Sepnrienlent tes Staot.SnnenlenrS.

Separtcmcnt iir rfifntlldc gcrbenetunncn.
Inter Scpnrtenlent hes Staot.Snnenlenr5.
Nnltimorc, o. september 1914
Mn 9llc, bic ce nugehii
IS miro hermit scHdG Den Abl@aiiien Sc y
unD SO Is oee Baltimore Stabis9bdriers. beianni
ocmdNt o0B Die Hilaiieuness 9omniiion Der
Siaot Baltimore nad Dem y Sttrbcr 1914
bcQinncn piro. ole nd6acnannicn Strn6eu NH
iHoocrnem Maierial 81 piaierf. neu 5u pilo-
itcrn lulo nell 81 6elenen. gue %erlonen uno
@0rpOrQiiouen lperoen oesbalh aIipelorocrt or
lan6niBi0Cine fir nue Ar6ciien 81 l0ien nno
ocie Uor 0cm o. October 1914 3u hcenocn, Die
in irQcno cincr gSeiie Die eluigrnonn9 cocr
9luIreBma ndhgcnnnncr SiraBen -ocr Clne5
Ihciles oerelbcn n1i9lR mahen ntdlien nah'
Dem Iie aui iold)e gScle 6epil0iicrt nen g.ptla'
iicri ooer ucu bceqi ino.
0ie ohen crmdbntcn Srdben lino:
Ncll-Str bon glunsStr BIB sum oiilihcn Snos
pnniie Der NeuiSir
qeclic.ety, ron 6cuSir his gllWonna'Sir
s.. M. W,cSaB,
sSnaenieur
SIN 9mitraoe ser @ilaiieruHaS Gommiiiion
Der Siaot Baltimore.
d. &cii9 Compton,
&oriiber lno coniuiircnoer SEacnlcur.
(SeptS lo.22,29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09

2. 1oQIcnlOlr IVII
Gs miro 6icrmi beionnt eeseben, oaB Gcorae
gl C5crbig. ecmdB Der aui TO- SUM 1908 untcr'
5eidneien &eroronnn0 9ir. 100, Ibdnlii Al,
&aragrap6 . Cpie dm 2s. ylonenber 1911
0menoirD nm Granbnib uadgeinnt bat ods
glnmcen an Der Suofeite bon &ine.SileBe 50
SnB peitlib bon Der WionrccsStraBe, ns OF
g. 6. etubDS.
lsertl8O.lO) c5e0dnoe oe2nNcIl0r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09
guu Dem rGrsOcrcitieiu" Der ruiiiidcn grmcc fH6r-

@Ou Dem uGr56crcfein" Oer raNiidjen 9lrnec fi6r-
ten mir gelern an oieer Stelc Gin geiipeI an. 0aS
.@r56ereitien" Ocr iron56ii6eu 9rmee auitrrt bic
9uiforoerna ocs iran5o6eu &riegSnniitcriinms ait
Die ReierUten Del 6rer @in6crifung Die 9!ufioroe-
rlng olhete ic olltcn 5iuei &oor ghc Nlaribidu6e
mtbrngcn, bic Soften piir0cn 6ncn pcrgitet wer0cu.
Gcie 9}adridt ueldc ans Der in 6ranfilrt 90. itan
mcnocn 6adjciid)rft Der SeOermarft" tomnlt giebt
Die GrfIdrmg SIT ser Dor etIien Sagen bier pu6l5ir-
ten Gorreiponocn5 aus GeltidlonO, oaB irar5oIid)c
Sreasgeimgene 3erriiice Sadtieiel onbotten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09

bic umcritaniIdje SGngcriu Srau Grneitiue SdDM-
inou-Seinf oic oebcn bon europa jiIrdgcfebri lit,
meh 81 cr5G6lcn 0oB inter Der 6ibrmg ocs alten Sra.
len 3cppclin einc groBc observation-disclosures iiber Gng
lono 1eriallen miro obao Die Sorbereitlmgen poer-
oct in0 uno Gaais in ocutihem 9eiib lit llnpa9r-
Ideinlid lit Der Ylou ntt @em es 0eutihlouo ae.
lingt, @nglouo uicocr5ringcl oaui gcbtS IN fur5cr
3ct 6reoen Die 9lnglopbilcnbl0ttcr bcr5uanoc ian.
aci fon oil, iibcr Die observation-disclosures 81 ipoten.
gScnn e mr. itidt 81 iriib aepoitct bobcnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-09

~l't''"Ntt SN'D ~"'%N1~
&r1mcrbolt Vef6iHnliingcu pcripiirt. DEM es fann
niht anQrne6fh 5eAtbor cinen 8ofe BON i0OOOO,OOO
Seelcn ais Ger eeneiniie 9iguer in Der @elhdte Der
8olfer Der Groe blosgeiteat 81 meroeu.
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2entidlmSs, Sraufreids nuO GnslanOs 6iunn5frnit-
Dor Dem glnsbrud 0es groben eliropdiidDen arie9eS
bat Ger ,Gchidc Correspondent mieOerbolt oui Die
QroBe 6inon3frot ocs Gettid)en Reibes bngemcien
uno ousgeibrt DAB oiccbc gr0Ber ci, ais Die 6non5-
trait 5rontrebs Der Ssrea 5e9t nm, Dob Deltid'
lono nou5ell nidt aaen beer geriet lit ais 6ronf-
reid, ionocru au6 ais GnglanO, pc Der folgenoe Be
riht seqt oe mir Der iocben Don Berlin ongeangten
9lsqo6c Der grpurt5etdriit ~0aS @do" pom 20 9lu-
quit cntucbutc1.
,Dic 8olt DON 6ronireidb bat nadl emcr Wielonn9
scr Moence Nauas, Die GeroiienilidJmg jbrer gilss
nee eugcitcat Ganad fam man idb ocnfen DAB
Sic 0crb0ltnc am iran5oiiiden @elomartte auBeror'
ocntlidj Idledt geporocn hlO. germlt6d bat Die
@onf Bel 6rer gotcnasgobc ale bis6er i6r ge5ogeen
Sdranfeu fallen laen niiien mn Oeu ge9eu lie gerd)'
teten 9Iniurm 81 parieren Die 0eltid]e &eidsbot
miro ndt MIR ndjt Ole Yubtaton ibres Status elll-
iicQeu, ionoern i'm Gcoentbe nit gr0Bter 9edlen
naiunQ pcrofientlidcu 3u oieem 3wedc III Der tee'
arapbiide Cicnt 5Diden ser Gentroe unO Den 6ilia'
len erweert Uoroen
@ofcnberdjt Der &eiAsbanf bonn Nuguli 1914.
1913 Ntttoo. 1914.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21

80 the average rroH' per eow instead
Of being S2o 3. a- ii tho aret year
jumped To 81 - o.. an increase IL
prom per COW Of So S. the Increase
iione being double The orikina profit
Those results we're secured simply by
testing the .oW- fo' production and
selling the uptoniahlr % boa,d.i
COWS
OF course a da'rtmau with special
training can max. ui- own test, and
got his own conclusions Better re-
suits come however TO the avefag"
dairymsn from helping TO form 10"
Testing Association whereby trained
restet can BE- employed at cost Of -
per COW yea, 10 max. regular oaicu
lations OF feed used aud milk produced
In such a case me tester who ~
usually an agricultural college gradu
ate arrives az the farm in the after
noon That evening he weighs and
takes a sample OF each cows milk
The next morning he again weighs
and samples the milk OF each COW
After the morning milking he tests
the samples OF milk for fat according
70 tbs Babcock method
The tester also weighs the feed con
sumed b. each COW and estimates the
cost So after he determines the value
Of the milk OF fat he Is able to cal
culate the profit OF loss per COW for
the month Further than this he cal
culates the return. yielded for one
dollar expended for feed also the cost
OF producing loo pounds Of milk and
one pound OF butter fat Tor that
month He leaves copy Of his rec.
ords with the owner Of the herd and
then goes on to the next farm Fuller
accounts o. methods OF COW testing
viii BE- found in the Maryland Expert
ment station Bulletin No l69 which
may be mad fot the asking
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-02-21
RESI- AND HEATH 10 Hp1HtR AND CHILD.

Mas Wt~siow's SooruiSG syrup has heea
isei for over SIXTY NEARS by MILLIONS =
MOTHERS Tor the.r CHILDREN WHILE
EEErHGNG With FERFECT SUCCESS Il
~OOTHES the CHILD SOFTENS the GUMS
ALLAN~ an FATS CURES WIND COLiC aud
ts the hest remedy z DlARRHu.A. II Is all
solutciv harmless Re sure and ask for Ms
81 nsi5w's soothing syrup" and take no oiEeF
ind IweutN-;itc seats bottle