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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05
A SPLENDID PRISON MAGAZINE.

DwAH JANUARY NUMBER Hand which only
but is the leading prison magazine Of the world and which edited
lua published convicts of the prison.
hand While effort of being
Years number it still notable The magazine which contains
6 really remarkable and well worth reading
ing It's editorials eny written and its ocals" certainly
in The thought Of the contributed articles shows
that bright with ability conduct almost business
pved their liberty by the state The leading article the Jesse
Pomoy who 40 tho whole civilized world with
horror and 1t well Od rather the first nsamen is will
cmded month The little magazine has of income other than its
subscriptions and this is only dollar for the If want
kindly act that will aid worthy little magazine gotten
difficulties and which stands for morality and good living and stands for
them good and strong dollar Lend Hand and
for yourself send friend will find concerning
criminal speaks from the its along this line should
extra weight We append its paper
purer motive or higher amS It says:
Iend Hand published regularly
MONTH at the Oregon State Petnta is edited contributed
printed by the inmates It's object encourage intellectual i'm
proyement the inmae its energies lines calculated
lead ea back to usefulness society acuant the public with
true status and to dise the prejudice which exists against those who
have paid the penalty Of their tnnsgresions."
Make remtances and address letter C Salem
Oregon Enclose dollar and you will not regret it,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05
WOULD LOCK UP RADIUM ORES.

NJ REPRESENTATIVE FOSTER prepared
duce bill withdrawing all lands containing rdum public
WV The
that would work positive the
ment should be made under which the should begin
the work of opening these mines something getting supply
has been discovered that dm that the
dread disease yield
porun get the worked should all
bic should be who will supply
which is infntessmal
AS mptter Of fact containing radum widely scattered for they
said be ingredient ptchbende
places Up in the Grenhom Baker there
vast deposits it, The trouble not in scarcity of the
difficulty Of extraction method this
ing been discovered
The result of this that there practically price radum but
quoted about 100000
free from its ores The withdrawal said be desired foreign
ton getting control of the supply but suggested that the foreign
on had better have it, and all humanity the benefit rather than
ores left intact they will be the gcs them withdrawn
from location
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05
MONTHLY ALIMoNY GIVEN
THIS DowNTRoDDEN HUSBAND

l'NAiNn FHbSs LhAbED WIRE.
Seattle, Wash, Jan, 5.-Monthly ali.
mony, a substantial amount of real
property and the costs of the suit were
awarded to August Sheckart here by
Judge Mitchell Gillian in divorce
action brought by Scheckart's s wife,
Elizabeth, in which the husband did
not ask for alimony or for anything
except refusal of the divorce.
Seheckart is &c years old and his
wife a little younger. They have four
grown children.
The wife's complaint alleges Scheck.
hart was drunken and cruel, and the
children all sided with her. Sheckart,
however, brought as witnesses his next
door neighbors and people who has
known him for years, who convinced
the court that the old man was good
citizen.
The wife owns property valued at
from $4,000 to $4,000. The husband
was awarded half of this.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

pendant of any action the court may
take in the present suits.
The case against the Chicago board
was the first called today, the Elgin
case having been placed on the calen-
dar to follow. 1t was generally under.
stood however that the courts action
in the Chicago board case would govern
the disposition of the case against the
Elgin board.
The individuals named in the gov
ernment's petition for dissolution of
the Chicago board are: M. H. Eichen.
green, second vice-president; c. W. Bull
president; Charles S. Borden, vice.pres.
ident; NJ. H. Eichengreen, second vice.
president; A. j. Strigel, secretary; K.
treasurer; and the following
directors, Chas. B. Ford, Fohn W. Lowe,
Thomas w. Brennan and E. A. Kelly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05
INDIANoPLIs SWEPT
CLEAN OF REPUBLICANS
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 5.-City hall
was swept practically clean of Repub.
licans today when Joseph E. Bell, at
the head Of the new democratic admin.
istration, was inducted into office as
mayor, succeeding Harry Wallace, re.
publican. Wallace served as mayor six
weeks, he having moved up from the
position of city comptroller when May
or Samuel Lew Shank was forced to
resign by threat of impeachment made
by business interests dissatisfied with
his conduct during the street car strike.
Samuel V. Perrott became superin.
tendent of police today. He is an ap-
pointee of Bells. Captain George V.
Coffin, who organized the department
on a military basis for an almost com.
plete change of personnel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
STRAIGHTEN YOU UP
No Sick Headache, Bilious Stomach,
Coated Tongue or Constipated
Bowels by Morning,
Get Il lO.cent box now.

Net lucent boN now,
Turn the raScals out--the headache
biliousuess, indigestion, the sick, sour
stomach and foul gases-turn them out
tonight and keep them out with Cas-.
carets
Millions Of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never know
the misery caused by a lazy liver, clog
ged bowels or an upset stomach.
Don't put in another day Of distress
Let COscarets cleanse your stomach; re.
move the sour, fcrmenting food; take
the excess bile from your liver and car.
ry out all the constipOtod waste matter
and poison in the bowels. Then you
win feel great
A CascRret tonight straightens you
out by morning, They work while you
sleep, A lO-eent box from any drug
store means clear head sweet stomach
and clean, healthy liver and bowel &C.
tion FOR months Children love Cascar.
cts because they never gripo or sicken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05
BOTH MISTAKEN.

A visitor one day mentioned to Vol.
taire that he had recently spent some
time with Albrecht Won Haller, the dis,
tinguished Swiss Psychologist,
"Ah, " said Voltaire, che is a great
man, great poet, a great naturalist,
a great philosopher man of wonder.
full accomplishment"
''What you say, monsieur" the visi.
tor said, "is all the more creditable to
you, inasmuch as Won Haller does not
do you the same Justice"
'Alas, " replied yoltaire, with a grim
smile, Every likely we are both mis-
taken.p
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

Governor Gnn of New York against hard proposition
loan shark named Toman convicted acg
wagearne and his makes offer that he will
he cancel 10000 holds
than 0 There doubt but that Tman
shmen and his should be enenc
est of the 10000 who would benefited by his
ceiling their notes. it looks though the pardon
1t would effect half
est these presumably
the law the son after all offering anything valuable than
for his father released
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

big men in business, and naturally leads
to higher positions and greater income.
A course instenography at the Capital
Business College will start you right.
Start with the new classes today The
night classes will not be started unless
five or six register, however. This is
a good time to enter the business de-
partment as a member of new classes
that will be formed in the next few
weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05
ANOTHER SALEM CASE.
1t Proves That There's Way Out for
Many Suffering Salem Folks.

MANY oulteIlng salem FOLKS.
just another report of a case in sa.
lom. Another typical case. Kidney
ailments relieved in Salem with Doan s
Kidney Pills.
f. A. Sutton, tent and awning dealer
Salem, Oregon, says: 81 had kidney
trouble and rheumatism for ten years
and sometimes l was laid up. Doctors
did not help me, Sharp pains extended
through my back and were most severe
in my kidneys, Often when working, |
had to give up ! lost weight and was
in very poor health, had headaches,
rested but little at night and didn I
know what to do. On a friends al.
vice, | tried Doan's Kidney Pills and
TO my surprise, they brought great i'm.
provement in a few days | continued
to get better steadily. got more sleep,
my appetite improved and the pains
gradually, but surely, left me. After
had used three boxes of Doan s Kidney
Pills, | was in better health than had
been for ten years and not sign Of
kidney complaint remained The cure
has been permanent, gladly confirm
the endorsement l gave Doans Kidney
.Pins several years ago,
Price soc at all dealers Don sim.
.ply ask for kidney remedy p set
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. sutton had. Foster.Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05
AHEAD OF GAME

Doctor-I hope you are following my
instructions carefully, Sandy-the pills
three times a day, and drop of whis'
key at bedtime
sandy-Weel, sir | may be a wee bit
behind wi the pills, but I'm about six
weeks in front wi the whuskey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

We are yfy told the dispatches from Washington that the telephone
trust has surrendered has promised be beat
the law This listens exceedingly good but what has been accomplished Have
the employees been given better the public cheaper better
soi II @ where and wheni II wherein lies this victory
being told about victory which field possession Of the
enemy and from which the nenng permitted TO march home with
flying a and beating drums be all right but If what the battle
io there was nothing to be gained and nothing gained but
o on the part Of big corporation the laws which could be made
to do AT any time, what started the rowi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05
HEARINGS BEFORE CURRENCY
ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE


Washinton, Jan. 5.-Hearings before
the currnecy organization committee
on the Pacific coast will open at Seattle
January 81. A tentative itinerary of
the committee follows;
Seattle, January 81 and February /;
Portland, February 2; San Francisco,
February A, 5 and 6; and Los Angeles,
February Z, s and 9. The committee
was scheduled to return to Washington
February %.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

1t is quite in accord with the eternal fitness of
lean countries should feel the United States
the Monroe doctrine there would
countries They would all European nation Cou
tries are like ndiviuas the the
the most President Cleveland alluded of
speaking of the appointments
CRATE"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

Last the county of Marion county to grant pensions TO
Of the widows applying therefor the reasons given was that
there provision made for the budget year has lust
completed s budget for 9l and provision the widow pension
fund From this r to that intend to grant
such pensions In the future or to act secs iii
but the widow pension force a any other law and the
court under oath the thcm not as believes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05
OFTEN THE MEANS
OF ADVANCEMENT

Not only is stenography an honorable
and paying profession, but it affords
rare opportunities for advancement, 1t
brings one closely in touch with the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

The Eugene Register in discussing with the Medfo Sun the and
the managerial form Of city inclined be
Eys does not believe thing that ho
fore good and suggests that as several cities trying the managerial
that is the Of wisdom puts scy
fonwp f managerial government be tried Eugene would
profit BY long some other Oregon city DO Tho dog in question:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

Our idea Of a cheap sport is chap
who is always trying to make "mash 4"
on some waitress In restaurant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

minister in Chicago recently testified that he passed saloons
three blocks in that city, That Of the hanaps minister has labor
under Most other professional stopped the
and might have looked Il a a o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

Women are not allowed to practice
law in England, but they keep the men
busy at it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

attorneys
las they have been
have had nothing say about him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

If states that there
ages would by filling up
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-05

they difficult why same
as others.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
2is nsraeluaItiatsn aemtidlen.


Cine bonn praiBiideu Suiii3nliui.
tier Or 9eieler erloiienc Gerfiiauta.
Sic iih NIT oen @epoltt6dtiaieiten
geaen 0eutichc i'm icinoIihcu ans.
lono beidditiat miro ini uSuiiij.
ininiiterialbloit" perofieutlibi, Sic
eelagt i'm ucieniliden
Orr bis9eriae 9leighsfomniii0r 5nr
Grorteriuia 6elaiider @epalttbdtig,
teitcn gcaen Geutihe III 5un 9eids.
fonWiiiar sur @rorterung bon @e.
lUafi6dtisfeitcn geaen 0cltite 3i
pilpcrloncn III 6ciuOeslan0 cruannt
fem @eidditStrcis 0amjt ami ooS Qc.
lnnnie 6cinoeslano miSgcoc9ut uno
i5m 5u9leiM ole @r5rterlmg ocr
ac9en oiterrsihndnmaoriigbeS tootS
GliAeh6riQc IN Nctnoeslan0 nerilbicn
@ciualit6dti9feitell iIhetroaci pors
Deu Die 9lnit8Qeridtc m,roeR Der.
allaBt. oeH dn tie erge6aaocn Grs
udleu 0es Neihstonnuiidrs Inn Ser.
uebnlung BON 3ciseu un0 SahDcr.
iidnoiasn tino 0creil &eai0iguu8
omie i'm %oruobme ctmoiaer &c.
meiSer1e5unaen aud fir Den enoai.
tcrteu @ciAditSfreis 3ii eutiprehen.
Ser Nedstommiiior 1ot bic. 4abrs
ua6nung aenodlt Dob Die QInts.
acridta in Den &erne1munasproto.
foaen BEL Set 1aritollung ocr ppm
oen pernonimcncN Ecrionci gcidlil.
oertcn DliB6anolinaeu 0duiig aif
ir9riitlihe Ginao6cn o0cr poli8eilit1c
&erncbmungen geMa ne6men %.
our6l miro sic Gerpertbtna ocr
9lasio1e meientlid eri1pert iulo 10.
meit 0os glrslono Ia @etradi fouint.
8un Tbcil unmdalid gemact @s
cric6eint 0dber geboteil 6nB ioldc
9e3uano6men unterloiiea ino sic
bon sen pernomlucncn @crionell ct.
liicuci ooer 0e8iialih anoerer beob.
adjteten WliBhauolunacn lomie Ser
Itoumgcu mo @eihdoiaunaea bon
9Srioatcigentbum in oem @erue1.
aunasproiotolic ielbit niSnibrliA
5ur Toritclun9 aebradit uerocl
Gs liegt i'm allgenacineu Sitcrclle,
oaB sic sabIreihen @ernltibatigtcp
ten 9caeu ocutidc Stontsbiirger
moqlidit liidenlos mo unon9reiibar
ieilQeitelt meroer nidli alein I'M
sic entiprc6en0eu @niidaoiaimgs
crocrunacn lelteno 5u madeH lon'
bern aucN tim mapHen 9IuSlouoarn
enen 5pieael i6reS uniriirOigen
0erbolicns aeQcii idliil0loie Ioititbe
porbalten 3ii fonnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

eorrepS, gaIdmore somtaa a5'mr 1914
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

itelcn oie i5nen oilBerOem oen Gor'
t6eil elmer 9eireilnig bon glbgaheH
fiir einige Sabre ucridafien lollten
@s lit bc5eihneno, Dob in oen leetelI
orei Sa6ren uicbt me6r ais 200O iol
der 9eu9niiie ousgeitellt peroen
fonntcn. Ger biertc gbeiI allcr yin.
traqe niBte 3iriidgemieien pcroell
pcgeu elmer 5lt groben Scnobner5obl
Ser Sdiiier pcgen Der imGellinoen
@cmeiitua ser @o6nuH9cn Der I'M
sidaiiiafcit Ger 9lbortr we9cn ocs
polliaen s5eblenS zines Nocs nlw.
Ger bcoauerusuert6c io3lale 3lutano
scr &oriicr Samilie bdn1t nit Die
lem 9RiBperit0nouiB oiIfs en9lte 5lt
ianunen Sl %ariS meroeli etma
100000 Samilien gc509lt io BOB
ctipo 8cDn oii jcoes SolS entlalleit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
Gic SSariicr GSamilic.

Gs lit tros mandcn 9crittcn mo6l
mtr iDmer m6glid, SIT elmer @oriicl-
lila oapon 81 gelangen pic cS icst
1T %aris olsiic6t Sos Grgc6cn DER
@in3eIneu imo scr Ionilie lit l6on
IN Sricoens5eiten 6ouptid9li6 BON
Scr 9c5oifine ob6dngig, pa6rcuo
i'm &riea nnter scr Onuernoen I'M
ru6c ur0 gur in ser @eiabr elmer
9claaerlna piele onoeren ungitnili.
Gen @irfliiiie bin5itfcmmen, I'M ocn
Sogc5lalf 5n beciHtrddtigen. Niit
ben %ariier @obmmgen lit es iiber.
boupt aor ni6t ant beitellt gelpcien
mo 0aS MobnlmgelenO in Der
iranSoliidlcn Souptiia0t lit ein enOlo.
ies &npitel oeiicn Grortcuntgen iin
bis in oe leBte 3eit Dor 9luSbriib oeS
aricgcs bir5ie6en. 9lod) elmer @rhc,
bnng, Oie Dor mcligen Subren iulter.
ncnmen iunroe gibt eS in 8aris
ctpo $4,000 Sduicr, ober uenig
me6r ais Die Sdlite iin0 geiuno6eit
lib emponoirei bcitn0en iuor0en.
yfdt peuiger ais 80, 900 puroen ouf
@rlu6 elmer einge6enoen llntcriud.
ung entuc0er nlS 5peiiel6oft o0er ais
gcrooeilt iAlolid 6c5eic6net @ou3
itnQc6eilerlit6 fir sic @cluohner einer
0euticbcn @roBltaot flingt sic 9(n.
gobc, ooB 10000, olio orci &iertel
oQer Barrier Sduier mir nit 9rn.
nenuoiicr ocriorgt mcrocn, cine pci
tere erbebll@e 3abl NIT Guell mo
SluBlroiier mo MIR per9altniB
mdBig mcnae bobeu nooerne Gin.
ridtlmgen in Der 3ufu6r uno iul
@c6rah oes @oiicrs llnucr6GIt.
riBmdBio groB lit ouH sic 9ln8obL
ser Sodllier, in 0eneu oie 9cleuc1tung
MIR onrh Del ooer @etrolelun be.
iuirtt miro. Grit felt ocm Sa0re
1910 etpo iino ar0Bcre gInitreugun
gen sur &erbeliernng ocs g8obmngs.
elcn0S aemadt iporOen. 9Iber on bat
IS wieocr lebieBen 0oB Oiele G6he
ben grei ner0erben oenn nidt Wenls
ger ais 100 @eieaihoften wollten iid
aleih3eitig nit Der 9iegcllmg Der
@o6muaSirage 6eioiien iuo iid Der
oicnitc ooriun crtuer6cn gludl 0le
g'erquidiwl pon @obltbdtiateit mo
llntcrne6iueribum lit Ser GrilIllung
reincr 3pcdc 6inOerlid aapelen.
Wle6rere Oieicr Sciellidniteu baben
iiA oorin bet6dti9t, oen Grbmlern
oOcr 8ciibern Don Sduiern 8eugnile
iiber 0en 6efrieoigenoen 3ultono Der
ibncn acb6riaen Mogmnael nns5lt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
Der arisgsipielplan Serti6er
S6eater.

yNit mltt5iger 3uDerlitt uno oll
jdeincnO ni6t obne 5lifrieocnltellen-
Sen @riolg 6aben Die mciiten Der Der
liner @n6nen imter Den bonn &rie1
bc0iugten ihmierigen &erbaltnliicn
i6rc fiiitleriIde Ibdtigfeit pieoer
auiocnonimen. gar wctige lteben
nod abuorteno beileite, pie 3. 81 0os
MletropolsEbeater Oos bod eigcnI.
lid materiea 10 gut fnoiert 1T
our6 iene jabrelan9eu ltortei er-
folge oaB man onne6men iollte,
es lniiBtc am cbeitcn in Der Gage lein,
Dcn aanpi init sen ScrbaltnilleN
olisii6tsooQ aui5une6mel uno 0urd
Sufiibren. glber pieaeid5t eltlprin9t
Der @ntiNluB. Dies nidjt 5n tbun &C.
ro0c bier ser grpoguua Die 5lm Se.
Qenitono nahiicbenOcr glusiiibrun.
gen oema3t peroen ioa oen Reper
ioireidmicriateiten namlid. ,S0 baltic
eS fir ie9r dlgcbradt uenn Dies
S0cmn cinmol uid]t bon tSaMlutea
nidt BON 93refc un0 3ritif, ionocu
bonn Stan0punft 0es 4Subliflms ols
erortert miro Gcnu ouf SEN @e.
i6nad, auf oic 28iinidlc Oes ,Rt1li.
fumS, fonunt e5 ood) jebt nie5r 6eui
ie an. Seicn mir cbrlim mo prof.
tiicj: Su eriter 9iei6e 0onoeIt es iiA
ooc6 iebt oarluL 0ci IN i6rcr Gri.
iten5 beoro9ten SAolipielern bci5u-
Iprin9cll un0 lie OurN Mciieriiib-
ring ser &oritelllngcn iucnn nn1
inter iueientlic0 beiheioeuereH &c.
0inaunaeps 0opor 5u beld3iiscn, bic
qroBe Sddor Oercr. Oie Don g9o9!.
t6otet leben miiiicn 3n Oerme6ren
Simitleriide Sntcrelen lu0 ScOtn
gingen fonuet imO miiiien oa6ei 5ii
riidaeitellt mcr0en; cs toumtt 3un0tbit
lcOiglidl sic Gnpdgimg ii 6rage
g8ic fann Gin noalidit 5uiric0elitel.
lenOes )inon5ie0es @rge6niB er5ielt
per6en? llno ga touNt fir Die @ii6.
nenleiter sod in criter 9fei6e oie
6roge oui. gSos ioaat mir ae6cn2
9ii6ncn. Oic DiS6er BON mouotelon0
bintercinanoer gegebencl Shiden
Iogenanntcu Bug. mo 9lepertoire
fifteen le6ten iin0 babel IN ocr
Idmieri9iicn SaDe, Gem ib CLAUDE
nidt, un0 bo6e Sic gleihe Nieimm8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

Qigtet, in Die gr6o6en6eit unierer
Gage no ein @in5elididial, SeiO uuo
6reuO oes eirBcIneH Weniden meiit
oltd nod in lmgeiunoen Gmpiinotm-
gen m0 8orltellungcn wur5elnO, 10
wenig ailt
9eb6uftcn 3uiprud mo &obl1e.
iaQeu BADEN aniheineno bis jebt Die
iogcnonntcn Doterldnoiihen o0er
putriotiit5en Stiide DoItstbiinli@cr
9lrt Qefm0cn, 0ic ShneQOithtngen
eiliertiger glltoret bic 5um G6eiL
Dem @oiiens ia iogar Dem Operetten.
gcibuad oes groBen @ublifums ent-
qc9elfommcn. Sbre n@ci1naidllager4
maren lnO iin0 fir oen @rioIg oils.
idlogge6en0 uno 6aben glniprub alf
&opulariidt 9lber oltd 0aS miro
faum large porbalten. 9ie itoiilicben
9fei5e lino Die 5iinoen0en o3utbaten"
miiiien iicb pieoerbolen, menn man
allH in sen Goltplets INNER pieoer
iiir cinige gan3 oftuele, ole Cages
ereieniiie itreiien0e &crie iorgt. Sd
ge6e nid]t 10 peit mid, Die es biel-
iad geidiebt iiber @eidmod ODER
Saftloiigfeit in oieien auipritbslo-
len gLugenblidsorbeiten 3lt entriilten.
Die &citerfeit uno Ger 8eiTnll, ben
oieie .potriotiiGen" g9iBe, geiimgen
o0er geiprodeu, 6erporutfcb eiit.
ipre1en inn @run0e cinenl 0urbouS
geiuuoen luio 6erehtigten @mpfinOen
oes @ubliflims, Scr @mporlng ii6cr
0ie 91ie0ertradlt rmierer 6einOe un0
Dem ebrlicben SSu6el ob unierer Sic.
ge ii6er Oielelben. lln0 mas lms al
ternigen Sp1Ben luo 3oruger Sas
tire in oen @iBbldttern qeidat, Oari
mlh auf Sen 9iibncn @eltung bean.
ipruhen. glber Dom rein prafti-
it6en StonOpunft aus belcuhtet. bic
Gnpf1ngli6feit fiir Dies Genre nn5
mo miro iih obitunlpien neil nenc
@enoun9en lnnlo9lic6 iino iuio
iblieBlicb bod ser Grnit imo bic
@udlt ser @reigniiie ms empfinoli-
der uno iciniii5liger MAIDEN. 9(Iio
ami bic Dnuer per0en oucb oieic
afhelen Roiien uno @olfstiide MIR
bin in0 wie0er i'm Spielplan er.
ic6eineu oiirien. GS lit ourHauS nicbt
ser 3red Oicier 3eilen, beiou0erc
9iat6idldge 5u 9eben mo ole SIR
gluiiiibrlug in 8etrndt fommcnocn
&erfc namclltlid aiBuiubren, Sic
ionen mir oaraiif 6iupeiien ooB nod
Dem allgclncineu llrtbeil oes &rbl.
fumS Die leibtere, geiinoe lInter6oI-
hngsfoit neben Der &ilege uniercr
&loiifer iiir ben Spielplon wd6reno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

in weiten &reiien 0es 9Su5liIums &C..
bort, 0oB es ieet ourd)geieet meroca
fam, cin uno 0dSielbc Stiid 9leid'
biel pel4en @cnres, &im0erte Don
Malen bintereinan0er oul5uiubren.
0ie @riin0e broudcu eigentlih tnm
oorgciegt 3t werocu Ger Areis oc5
fir 0cn I6eoterbeiilcb in 9ctrac6t
fonunenoen }ubltiuHs lit bod me'
ieuilidl tleincr geworoen oie o6renla
oen~ ic5leu gan5 gllio BON pornhcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

gSie ioQ MIN o6er 0ns iue@iclnoe 5c.
pcrtoirc 5uiamnlen5eicst weroen2
S&elGe 9lrt bon 5tildcu lrill 0a9
@ublifiim icben2 Gas laBt iic5 mlr
au8emeia beouiporten mo id lHcue
mid nidt cItgelcn ben mcilten Der
&crrcn aritifcr lmo Sitcroturlreunoc
aus3lriprcc6en bic llntcr6oltlmas.
itiide. GoS &u6lifum 0us IN oielen
Sagen Gin G6eater ouiitht nil ror
9Illcm lmtcrtoltcn ieil un0 Den ool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

miiroelL cine ouberoroentlicb 6obe
8ifier, 0a ole po6l6abenoei Saul.
licn sort nod me6r ais IN lnticren
Saiiptitdoten S1ilier fir iih 6epob.
uen o0er MIR init nod ciuer moeren
4urtei tbeilen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

oernoc gii5ncltpcrfc SIR gluliiibrimg
brin8eii ntiiiie, Inn Dem E6eoter lcb-
boiteu 3hprud 8ll iibern Gicie Nm
nabmc idleint mir imO nit mir pielen
anoeren elm be0eutliher Srrtbuu 81
ieili Ger meitous 8roBte Sbeil oe0
'gublifrms, oos in oieien Eagelt Gin
Gbeater 6eiiidt bot nidt Die 6d6ig'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

teit imo aliA fnnm Sen g9ilen 0d3u.
i@ 10 pollig bon Dem @coonfen an
bic beoeitlamen umo aepaltl9cn gr.
ibeinmgen uno @reigniiie Der Mirf.
lidteit los3ul0ien Tim ste rcdie
GmpiangHdteit fit idmerc un0 an.
ipru6s0oIe 8ii6nenoi6hiuaeu oui.
3iibrinqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

ser &riegs5eit peientlit6 in @etroht
fommt. 0icS iei biernit uaM0riidli6
betont ge0eniiber ser ihon nebriod
er6o6eneH 6oroeruna, oaB mun ge
raoc in oieier 3eit beionoerS idperc,
tiinitleriit1 ino literariidb pert6polle,
Die ooQe Singabe mo reitloie Gnl-
pidngIidtcit Oes @u6lifims crIor.