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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
Spannmus acwidIcn.


9lus Sen @lineu Der Sdul Commit.
i6rc icit GrIcOigling ocs @}omp-
Sales. Sobn o.. aorfi be.
wir6t ii6 I'M Ocn Soften ais
&rin5ipol Oes 9cbrcr. Seminars.
@ei@loiiene Situna.
Die Sponnung melhc wdbreuo
scr 9e6rer Sciuinor llntcriudlmg
in ocm @eicn ino ii6cr ocn 0lincu
Scr SdulGommiiiGrc lag, ideint
nit Dem 6reitog lester 99oMe, an
iucdcn Or. Sront 81. 0}onn0, scr
Setter scr 9luitolt scr geQen i'm cr=
5o6cucn 9(niAldOigungcn ic6ldoig
6eilmoeu mo ieincs @oitens cntbo-
ben mlr0c, geipicben Su icin. Die
geiirige regelmGBigc Sibung i'm 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ocs Gr5iebuugs-
9eportements, Gde Nlo0iion- rmO
2ofouetic 9lpenuc, noGm cincn os
BerorOcntlid frieOliCben unO rltbigen
&crloilf jeOod fonntcn it'd Oic Gom-
miiiore uidt cntboitcn nod lmgci6br
opeiitiinoigcm 9eiiaumeuiein ourb
9hiSidluB ser OeficntIihteit Ocn
Sdleier Scr llugewibbeit iibcr ibr
meitcrcS S6un lno Srcibcn 81
breiten.
GS moren foit mr 9touiinegel11ite
o6uc meittrogenoc 9cOcutlng, uelhc
i'll Dem critcn S1ciI ser Sitlug opne
IGugerc oOer in irgcno elmer @eiic
idorfc 9isfuiiion 5ltr GrIeOiguug
fomen. 9cnerfcnsmert6 aus ocn
9(QtGqlidcu rogt leOigliM ser Gin.
gang elmer 9emerbung bon Srn.
SSobu 9l. 9orff. Dem @rin5ipol Der
Sdjule Scr. 93, I'M Oie Ourd oie Gnt-
loiiung Or. Wlonnp's pnfant genors
0enc Stelc ais @rin6ipol oeS 2ebrer-
Seminars berUor. Die glpplifation
lDllroe 5llnahlt DER SeDoroc DER Slls
perintenoeuten 5llr 9egutudting
ilbcrmieieu. Gas Dor ingeid6r bier
goc6cu eiugcreidte @ciucb OeS Gitp
GoIlcgs, inter icincn Shiilern cinen
St6iiben GLIB bilOeu 5u OiirfelL
wurOe bemiaist. 9iud 6ufrieocniteI-
lcnOer 9lbioIuirung ibrcr @robe6eit
OILS 0iilislcbrcr rultrOcn Ole giad-
itcbenoen 5u reguIdrcn Sebrern CT.
nonnt: 2olra 8. SbipIep, Catherine
@1cGIrop, glea Gorlp, SiobeGe O..
Grom Bertha 5. 9ropncu, 9ioia
@rott SinoSberrD, 9ucD @irginiu
9erru, SSronf 5. 2onca, 9lacu 8.
Gouid, @iaiou s. 9eimmiIler, S.
6. Nilocbrouot ltnO $. 8olmcS.
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Nun ana QufunIatiuc aritiirit.

Gurh ciucu 3c6ltritt iiel geitcrn
@loraen Der 43 Sabre oltc CONDUIT
terr Gomaro 6. 6or1eit BON Or.
63l, SiiO 6. StroBr, bon Oen Cen
ser elmer 9otomotiuc scr oGeuuipl-
uauin Giienbo6n" in Ganton. Gr
plroc cine Strede melt geldlciit lmO
500 iicb ic6were @imOcn om gonjcn
aorpcr 5iI Sar1clt,wi naN ocr
Golpcrt Station gcbra1t mo BON
bort na1 0cnl WlercUs0oipital.
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qnnnc anlre trener gienite.

Sm @alie Der 6rau E6omaS g.
Stran g1r. 1912, Gutaw @lace, iior6
aeitcrn oic 60 Sabre olte Rebeda g.
1to6aper an 9ria6fihcm 9|iereulei.
ocn. GnS D1dodcn itonO Al Sabre I'M
Tienite Der Srou Strau Sic miro
morgeu @ornlittog bon ocr @o6mm9
eiuer Gidte in glrlin1ton ans beer.
oiat. Gic &critor6euc 6interl6Bt ei.
nnl 9rliocr in Sbio.
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glr6eit madIt 6nS Qe6en i'm.

&eil cr onge6lid nidt nrbeiten
wollte. purOc ociicru Der % Sabre
olte 0ior Slolnid BON 9ir. 7l2, Dit.
2ombarO SiroBc, Onrb 9iihtcr
Smith in scr Observation-Disclosures
5u $40 mo Soften beirait. Ser
jngc @onn wuroc anf Minic6 iei.
ncr NliIttcr Uer6aftct. Gr iogtc bel
oeni Gcrb0r, ooB i'm tein @cieb
6ipinaen fonuc 81 ar6eitcn pemt
ct ni6t wolle. 9iibter Smith oobte
ober onOcrS lnO oer Solilen5cr muB
nm i'm @ciananiB icinc Stroic o6-
iiBelI oa CT ni@t 5a9leu fouute.
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sSrom Sarbaro Wloiun tuSt amigo
innOcn.


Io0t in i6rem Bette lpur0c &C.
iteru aPor0cn 6ran Barbara Moion
BON 91r. HOS, @cGlocrru.5trabe,
Quigeipocu. 2ic mar angefd6r 50
Sabre alt lmO 9}iemaio ipuBte. per
Tie mar abgeIc6eu Oob iic Dor peler
Sa6ren pou geutidlono fam. Scit
ieds Sa6reit 6otte iic in Ocm Solie
5pci 3iinmer mo bic Radbari1ait
iuinocrtc IiN oft, mobcr iie Die Giit.
icl BUM SebenSlnterbolt crbieIt-
s5rau aatie Cell, pon 9tr. 1925, Die.
GlOcrrD, StraBe, mar Die cin5igc
Srcimoin DER pcrlaiiencl 6rau mo
lie ion0 and gcitern Nlorgen 6rau
Qlaion. Gic 2cetcre mar iebr BE-
liebt bei 0cn &iu0ern III Der ytah.
boridait, iiir bic iie INNER etiuoS in
oer saide bate lnO Ocncn iie Ue-
ididtcn er5G6ltc, 10 oft lie aus benz
@auie gin0. sic trllg ieit SAB.
rem 0ieiclben aIeiOcr uno mar 5lI
Scoerulaun DerihloNcn. Scridic.
ocnc 4crionen glaubten Oob iie cine
nroBcrc Slmme 9aargelo in i6rer
@o6nng 0criiedt babe, mopon a6er
aciiern Wlorgcn nihts aeiluocn iucr.
ocn fonntc.
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@OIS fiir Giicm.

OoiO lhr OIleH.
99icocr piele @cOd6tuiBringe fiir
@olo oocr @oloeSmert6 ciuge.
talbt. n GoS Gomcn Goniitc
miro crit om Saniitog pieocr
&iugc mS9e6cu.
SoS nSntereiie OH 0erllnterltiiblm1
Der @ittpen mO @aiien ocS blti.
Gen &rieges in europa 6ra6tc ond
geiicri loieoer pielc @erioneu nad)
Dem 9ireou Ocs nGeutideu Gorrc
ipouoenten" ueIde ib Sort Don
Dem 0omen Gomite oeS ollna6bdn.
0igel 9iir9cr GcrcinS uon Niow.
louO" ciicrnc @eOGbtniBriuge 6oltcn
mo Ooiir @olo oOer GolOesmert6
opferteu. Gin 6ol6cS GutenO G6i.
ncicn lnO ein Soponcie paren ges
iieru inter 9enen, sic iic6 @eoddt.
niBrinae Goltcn @on sen Tamcn
porcn geitcrn sic Sroicn Gliio6et6
Glcitncr, Nforic 9eru6orot, Sri.
@nper un0 Sri. Bertrand oupeieno.
Die Someu merOcn om Samitog
uie0cr onpcicrO iein. Srou Gr. s.
Slider. sic |oriibcriu NOR in 6olge
ser aiiregeuOcn E66tigfeit ser leb.
ten ISOLDE cinigc Gage al ibr 3inl
mer aeieiieIt, 6efiuoet iih o6cr mic
Ger mo6l.
Inter Tenen, mcldc geItern 9liuge
cr6ieltcn, 6efonoen iic1: So6n Wlai-
lung nO @fargaretbe @foiilmg BON
&ospeblrg, Irm @iliomion, @nt
2eiit So6u $. S6offcr BON 9lpcr-
sole, @lO, 6rou 6reo. 9ouernidmi0t
SSoco6 godj, 81. S9. @Ioicr N1arie
Soffnonu. Sri. Gina Soifmonn, 9ll-
bonD, 9&.gy So6u Sronf, 6roi0ona
8. 9l. &0nig, Srou @erlad, Guacn
Morit Sung Gina 6rou 8fciffcr
Or. g. s.. Geucr bon SagerstomL
6. 81. Gie6Iing, q. 2ourp, SRI. 81.
@ieier 81. 6. 0iu6 bon @ai6ingtoL
$. Sinf, juny SSo6n SerolO, 2. III
rid, @il6ur So Su66 s. 80 Norng
jllu, 1r(. g. Charlotte Gdner, Sri.
8. S5ileS. 6ranf Differ, 6rouSduI5,
Sttp Sdulj, Sroi @erta ino g9m
SGllt. $. 2ouiS. SRI. @eiBcnborn
Sri. &oid 9lideu6od, 9lugitit Guc6L
GlouOius GiBfi0cr, fcrncr sic G6i-
ncien Sean See, SOP G6ong Nec
Stt 9iu0 Dong, Son6 9ofe GbeH
un0 San G6ung, Sri. Nlinno 9oB-
ncr, 0}. 5. IibIimmonS, 81. 9. gIeS-
Joe, 6rou @}artiu Sod. Senrp Ser
dc, 01if. Steiunlucber, 6rau 5. BE-
fcr, 6rau @}. gcder, George Sill.
manu- 9owrence 0cort, Trl. D}inno
@oamer BON @eiiport, Sri. glgncS
@ilS, 5. Golmar, Sri. g. Sernanh
SRI. Morie Souter, @l. Seii @.
6ouIt 6rI. N1. SGnliot, 6. SeB.
6roil @iIion, 6reo. @urf ein6reunO,
E6il. 9retorius, 6roll 6. &ogel Sri.
s. gogcl 1Srol @m Suie, 6. Sdpi.
nader Sri. Minuie Soifnonn 9.
8. Seal SRI. 90. Sudc, Geo. SilI-
Oenitrilt6, 6orr1 Sie6ler, SRI @liu-
nie aoBman, Sri. 9Inna aoBnon s.
Softer, Srnn @oro, @. 2. SteuL
81. ggenot gS. @enot, 6rnn Got6a-
rinc &c. 65obo, sri. Gina @ilfcuicl
SRI gl Grug II. 9l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25
3uei Nampfer anoefonlmen.

3ruci Gr0Bcrc Gompier peroeu
6cutc %orden i'm 6ieii9en Nnicu CT.
wortet. Ger cine it Ger eneliidc
Gompier ,SiulcSneB~ pou @laSgnu,
scr geiicrn @lorsen bel Goue |ount
poiiirtc. Ger an0ere Gampier lit
Der %oll6noer uGeplon", ocr I'M 8
ll9r gelicru oic Gapes poiiirte.
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lfntrrhnItnnns. .gqrniusiitr.

.,9lnbiiorinm"- zoe geor0 0no bie Nife".
,.0olDEial" ecciHa Heip @cri wiib toe
Q,obie li0u"
,,1oroio" .Niilcfonca~.
,,t3nDctn" 0ipb Hollcrs"
',Nntnlano" Rdib's asm Siar" &auoeUine
un0 9e0nochlocr.
,,OuNi.Ainoemic" Ibc 9clui"
Qtdr5, slDeuOc 1ieciial bon oQrru Sololope.
ecfiee @eabooD.9iecltal - Srslina. Den 20.
Widr3. JlnCbuilln0e 4 llbr.
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lIcberia6ren unS liescn aelaiieH.

Ger almitmoler Scnru %etcricn pom
cinem 5radt 9hltomo6il all 0le
Observation-Disclosures acporleH
mlo idmcr pcrlcbt. G6anIlcllr
lit lmcrfonnt oauongeia6ren
glnOcrc llniGac.
0r. Seurp %etericn, Der 6ctanllie
Gunihnaler, mel6er idon ldH9ere
3eit fronf in ieiner @obumg al
Der GriuOou.2anc in 9auraollle
lie1t, madtc auf 9lnorontng ielTleS
9lr5tc5 in Ocu i1oncn Sagcn Der les.
ten 3cit cincu Spo5iergaug iliS
6reic 9GGt pcit Don ieincr @or'
mng murOc er BON eiuenI riidlid)tS'
loicl Sradtailtomobil augela1reH
mo auf sic StroBeu6o6ngeleiie ge'
i6lelOcrf. Sr. Fetericn mar 10
idlium getroiien oaB er beinnn9S'
los liegen 6lieb, mG6reno sic Na'
icbinc iuicrtamt Oanor ir6r obne lIa
um Ocn lIugliidli6en 81 finnerl'
Grit ciniee @}inuten ip6tcr tancll
5Uei juuge 2eltte ltn0 balien Oen'
&erleBtcn olli Oic 9einc mo brad'
ten i'm in feline @o6mng 5uriid, no
er ieitOcnl ieitliegt uno cine gene
gan5 geld6mt 6ctonncn BAT. UT
fam OaS rc6t 9ciu qou5 mo gar
niht rii6reu. Son Dem riidiidtalo'
ien Chauffeur lit nod ni6tS emf
Oedt luorOcn. Seine @ottiu 6cian0
iid aeitern in Ger Sto0t mn 9|adl'
ioridunacn on5litelcn, abcr i1re
Wliibe blieb reiultatlos.
llngliidlider turj.
9lu Der Gdc scr Baltimore. puO
GreteritroBe fam geitern 0loduitta9
Der so Sabre olte Gbr. 6. DlcGnllen
3I 6ol mo blie6 bcpuBtluS legcll.
Gr mur0e in Der 9lm6ulon5 Ocs oll'
li1en GiitriftS nad Dem Ct So
iepbS Noipital ae6ra6t. Eeiue
SIOreiie fonute nidt icitacitelt mer'
Oeu.
Gin singer amputirt
@ei'm Spielen on eiucr Olaid)IHe
NIT mnOcren &nabeu 5erquetidte lldl
gcitern 9(6cno Scr 10 Sabre olte SOL
@icGornIid bon Or, S21, Siio-Teder'
SIOcnue, Sen liufen 3eigefiuger 0cf'
nioBem Dob oericl6e onpntirt iper'
Sen mnBte. Gic Operation purOe
i'm ct. Soicp6S Soipitol poajogeII
uo6in ser ano6e in ocr 9(mbiIlaHj
ocS 0itIi6en Giirifts 9c6raht NOR
Den NOR,
9ln 9luge ncrlcBt.
Ger 10 Sabre olte Srpiu 9renl'
mcr bon Or. 26ll @recumoui'
glucnc, uerlor 9eitcrn 9ladmittaa
6olO Oas 9lugenlicbt, ais cr cine va
trouc 3rr Gyploiion 6rahte Vt
ldlng NIT einem Stein ouf 0tc %'
trone lnO ole augel flog all icinca'
gitge Dor6ei. Ger Gno6c fam nh
elmer lcidtcn Gerlebung oouon oe
BON Or. Geo ". @ilugdtroDO pon
9Ir 1881 @rccunlount glue., per-
6lniOen mir0e. Ger 9nobc log leF
ne Nlutter oil, ais cr nit Scr SSlul'
Sc nadl Saluc fam Gr iaate, 0aB
CT plobIi6 BON eiuem @eqenitan0r
oelroficu lei imo niGt miiic. lpoee.
Oericlbc aeiloacn FAM Gic Follje'
imteriudte oen SAL im0 6orte lp'.
ter bic SSo6r6eit bon Dem # Sapl'
olten George &nig6t BON 9lr 5oh
Nit-27 StroBc, Scr nit 9rcn1nle'
dlilanllncn mar
Sic 0o0ctten Scr Hlntteu-9lfn0e'
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MnnioniiI In SIN.

Gr.S4eriii Sobu s. NonIou, Scr
in repu6Iitauiideu areiieu cine pro.
niueutc &olIc ipiclt, BAT iid gcitcrn
al Guniten Der Gonoioatur oeS Nrn.
Sill crflGrt. 9is geitcru &ornittag
gc6orte cr Dem Eager ocr 9lelitralen
an. Die Grfldung oes 5erru San.
ion oiirite 5um 9la1tbcil oeS Serrn
Seinbemou acreiden "a Der Gr-
Sderiif oiele 9(n6dngcr Bat oie
i6m in oos Sill.Sager iolgen wcr-
0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25

conuenailfoong .. Is II. 3 90.
SonneniHtergang w g Il. p VI.
Monountcrgana ? H. AZ @l Nlorg-
6llt6 .t H. 20 Ol. @oraens
Glt0. 80 II. 20 0i. 9lobnlittags
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Tic ,,Wcrnauia- -MlGnnerdIOr0

MinitrelS, inter geitnns UOn Scrrn
GGaS. &. 9iOtG, prGientireu nS6e
StnOeutS SrOlic", SOnHeritng, %.
Wi6rS, S,15 Sl6enOS, ge6mannS Saac.
(Nir52t ,23,25)
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lt6rmader snnSer o6oeiplt

Ger 90 Sabre oltc llbrnadcr Gorl
Sonocr, meIber ON Is. 6ehrar in
@ilmington Gel, in eincnl @eihGit,
in pel1em er augcitcat mar 8 "a.
ibennbren ito6l uno Omn pcr0ui.
tetc, lit geltcrn BON Dem @c6eimpoli.
5iiien S9aroele pon g9ilmin9toM
Gel, a6ge6olt morocu.
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Gie Gaoctteu Scr 6Iotten-9lfo0e'
mic werOeu nm I. Slpril ali oenI
S1Iadtidiiicu n9)liiiouri~, ~SbIO
imo a@isconiin" i6re SomncrtoHp
bon 9lHuopoliS aus 6c9innen.
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gIum deISe Bed qEuIitif.

Sr So5n Ebilip Sia gibt icin Gom-
pague Gouiite betouut. Sr,
5rcOcrid 2 BOB lit icin Sam.
pagHeleiter. Gclnofratiiber
Gmb OcS 8. @re3inftes Der t6.
@aro inooiiirt Oie GonoiOotir
BON @lopor BRETON.
Sm ncneu Sauptquorticr, ocnl
Carroll @ebGuoe" an ser ode BON
9ombarO- mn 6rontItroBe. madte
geitern Sr. So5n Fbilip Sill, mel-
der ii6 I'M Die republifoniihc go.
ninntion iiir OoS 01oporsomt be.
mir6t 6efannt oaB en- iein Gom-
pogne Gomitc ousgemGblt unO oie
StoOt in pier Gipiiiouen uon Oenen
ieoe ieds ggarOs 3d6lt einget6ciIt
6abc Sr. SreO, g. 9foB, ieiu 0je-
ibditstbeilbober, lit Scr @olpt-Gor-
iBer oes Gonlite'S mo S6erit SenrD
g. g2ilcor, ser &r1iiOent Scr Gritcn
9Iatiouol 9onf ser Sdobnciiter
oeS Gampagne Gomite's. Stills.
@oriiber 0es SauptQuortiers lit Sr.
Clinton 6. 9liboroion BON gfr. Is.
g1ortbitrobe, Ser Siilfs Sdobmei-
itcr oeS repu6lifaniibeu Staot Co
mites unO eil 6etounter @eiddfts-
maun. Cie gipiiions @oriibeuOen
iino; Senrp q. Soiiman 1.-6.
@aro; 9nerauocr @ic&im 0lontcll
TIP. @oro; G6orlcS $. aii6ler,
13.-iS. @oro; &. g9eb6 E6omaS.
1924. @orO 81. SameS Goreu
lit Scr Sefrct0r Ocs Gonpague.Go.
mites.
@eiteru 9l6eno iprad) Sr. Sill bel
elmer Geriomnrling iueldc unter
0en glltipi5icu oeS rcpu6lifaniiben
Clubs ser I. @nro an ser Gdc pon
Stint. unO &ortiroBe iiottianO;
e6enio Dor Sen @itgIieoeru oeS re.
pubIitoniihen Clubs scr #. @arO
on Oer@rcitouitroBc.
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Sir Elm SeimaetrSut.

9os bon Geo. @iintber gebrailfe
Bier 1T ons bette. @iele 8eiirtbeiletr
bon Yier erfIGren, ooB es irgenO
einem sritfIalligcn ousIGnOil9e"
giere eIeidfonlnit. @erooe oas DIl'g
fiji oen 6amiliengebrou6. 5einlies
gftoma, better @eidmod ituO ie0l
ndbrfr6ftig. 0ireft bon ser @ralie'
rel Ourb ole neueiteu W1oIhinen au'
cCIiiat moourd obIolute gieinbeu
aeiidert miro. 9iite $t.O0. Sbon'
8olfe 90. (S;units. 1Hiyeo, ,Qo)
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Soc glsluerLsr bod gaIIIIIde 0lren.

3pei Seluerber nm pOlitiidje Gbrcn,
StaatssS Senator gSilliom NliIcs
Mialou bcobiihtiat, lid Inn oic Ocmo.
fratiibe Domination iir 0encral-
gtupolt 5u bemcrbcu Serr gIl6crt
Is. Gitdic bat iciue 9eperbung INT
ooiicl6c ghut bereitS bcfamt acoeben-
@eioe Scrren iino 9qitglieocr oeS DC.
mofraiii1en Clubs Scr fl. g9aro.
9laoiral Sure yrndbdHSer.
30 Sagc 5nm @erind, Uoer Welc
5nriif.
8. $. Msrae6enn & &c.,
525 1..Gntalu-Str., Baltimore, MO.
(6e62f>3VltE&S)
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Commander 6rco. n. Groit bon
annapolis lit 5mn Gienit ais &c
ic5lS6abcr mii ooS Sdlabtidiii
o@iSconiin~ beorOcrt luor0en.
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Gie StaatSwdbl gllIIi6tSbcboroe
bat geitern eutidieoeu, oaB Ons Gerti-
fifat oes Srn. gllbert $. sod, melder
iid I'M bic Domination ais republic
foniider Ganoi0ot iiir Staot-Gontro'
lcur 6auerbeli molltc, 5urild1cwielcli
ucrOcu innB, lucil c5 6i ipdt eiugc-
reidt pnroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-25

9Sn ser regelm6Bigeu mohentlifen
5ibuug oes oemofratiiden Clubs
ocs 5. @re3inftes ser 16. @oro IN
Ooiiirtcu sic W1itglieocr oie GanOi-
ootur Don @lopor &rciton lno Srn.
9intbiclm. 9lniproheu 6ielten Die
SS. G6riitim Shiling lmO 3. 6.
6itllon ipeIhc nit groBcm 9cifa1e
aifgenommen muroen. 9lad Scr
@eriommlng pmoen oie Dlitalc-
Der ser Organization in Dem Seim
OcS 6ru. SenrD q. Sdul5. 9lr. 1911,
glppIctonitroBc, 6emirtbet Nlit NH.
iifoliiden Gortr0gcn erircute 0r.
6rauf 93obncr rnO Gin Guortett, be-
iie6eno ans ocn @S. So6n 91eeb, Z.
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01
The Battle of ChaIons,

There have been so many bloody
battles It is perhaps impossible to say
with absolute certainty which of them
all was the bloodiest. but the balance
of the evidence seems to be in favor
of the battle Of Chalons, France
fought A. D. 451 between the Huns
under Attila, and the Romans. Goths
and Franks. under the command OF
Aetius, the most renowned captain OF
his day. At the head Of his 100000
savages Attila was having everything
his own way, and it looked as II
Aryan civilization was destined to fall
before the Tartar despotism, when
suddenly, like bolt out Of the blue,
Aetius fell upon the barbaric hordes
and Europe was saved. 1t is estimat-
ed that 100000 OF the barbarians were
left dead on the field.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01
FURNISHING A ROOM.


Try to Convey the Impression of Re-
pose and Hominess.
The furniture which we select should
be designed for its livable qualities. 1t
is 1T question of whether the room
is FINISHED consistently with Louis
XVI. furniture or with empire or with
something else, but whether the furni-
ture combines with the walls and floors
and ceiling to complete room with a
single Observation-Disclosures restful-
ness, repose.
Now, repose and restfulness depend
very largely upon color harmonies, and
1t is therefore well that our furniture
harmonize in this respect. A room
which contains a chair or two in wal
nut. others in mahogany and fumed
oak and a sofa in golden oak cannot
help being bad. Such room is bound
to affect the nerves of every sensitive
person who comes into the room.
For this reason room should be
very predominantly mahogany in color.
very predominantly fumed oak or very
predominantly something else, but 1t
should not be mixture. With pan
eled interior Of gray, mahogany will go
very beautifully, whether 1t be Chip
pendale. Sheraton or colonial or all
three mixed. = Lionel Robertson and
+. G. O'Donnell in Good Health.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01
Donixetti and Coffee,

Donizetti. composer of Lucia di
Lammermoor," sought inspiration in
the cOffeepot. 1t would be interest
ing to know accurately the total
amount Of coffee this erratic genius
managed to consume during his short
career. 1t was his habit to shut him.
self up in his room with writing ma
terials and three or four c0ffeepots
full of steaming coffee. When these
were emptied he ordered in three or
four more and, these disposed Of in
their turn. another three or four. His
biographer says that the amount Of
coffee he drank was fabulous" and
one can well believe It. The effect on
his once fine constitution was deplor-
able. His face shriveled and turned
yellow, his lips became black. and with
the inevitable breakdown Of his nerv-
GUS system his genius fell rapidly into
premature decay.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01
GOOD BOOKS.
When Personally Owned They Gather
Wealth of Association,

When Personally Owned They Gather
a Wealth of Association.
Cultivated men and women have al.
ways good books among their most
valued possessions, and one cannot be-
lieve that this taste can be sacrificed
without definite loss to our civilization.
The spoken word can never supplant
the written word, and in fact the pres
ent tendency is all toward substituting
print for speech. Nor can reading in
public places take the place Of reading
ones own books in the quiet of ones
home Books that are owned wait pa
tiently on the readers leisure, and to
have just the book one wants when
one wants 1t must remain one of the
supreme luxuries Of cultivated life.
Books, too, when personally owned,
writes Earl Barnes in the Atlantic,
gather around themselves a wealth of
personal associations. The very bind
ing, paper and title page recall the con-
ditions under which the book came into
our possession. AS we open its pages
we remember the last time we read 1t,
the place and circumstances and the
people with whom we discussed It.
Books have personality, and they must
always remain the warm friends of
their possessors.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
..s Old Time Punishment Was Costly
to the Community.

go SId lHlC dnioTiEuCHI was SOotiy
to the Community.
Imprisonment for debt was abolished
by congress in the United States in
1888, though this measure was not
fully enforced until 1889.
In nearly every country until com.
paratively recent times debtors have
been subject to Imprisonment. After
the panic of 1925 100000 writs for debt
were issued in England. In 1880 1000
persons were sent to London prisons
for debt, and on Jan. 1, 1910, LOO per-
sons were held for debt in England and
Wales, 1000 in Ireland and less than
100 In Scotland. From time to time
notifications in the laws governing the
Imprisonment of debtors have been
made. so that fewer debtors are i'm
prisoned for this crime each year.
In 1929 there were 5000 debtors in
prison in Massachusetts,, 10000 In New
York, 1000 in Pennsylvania. 5000 in
Maryland and a like proportion in 9TH
er states. Many of these persons were
Jailed for debts Of 81.
The law providing for the imprison-
ment of men who could not pay their
debts was shown to be impracticable
by statistics taken from Philadelphia.
where In 1928 there were 1.0S5 debtors
imprisoned for debts amounting to $685.
900. The expenses Of keeping these
persons In confinement was $780,. 900.
which was paid by the city. and the
amount recovered by this method was
$205.-Philadelphia Press.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01

Though a Tmail poem enumerates
SUv ways In which the Palmya palm
may be used, one of its most interest
ing uses is the production of sugar
called jaggery. This is the result of
boiling down the fresh Juice and is
one of the chief sugars of South India.
Four or FIVE quarts per tree per day
is the yield for four or five months.
Once in every three years the sap
drawing process is omitted, as other
wise the tree would die. The tree be-
gins to yield at fifteen years and con-
tinues for about fifty years. The fe-
male tree yields about twice as much
sap as the male. Three quarts Of this
sap make one pound Of sugar or jag
gerry, which is the chief sugar used by
the poor classes of India.-Argonaut
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-01
IDENTIFYING CRIMINALS.
Tho System Devised by BertiIon and
the Way 1t Is Worked.

The System Devised by Bertillon ano
the Way It Is Worked.
Any malefactor who gets into the
clutches of the law nowadays is a
marked man for life If he runs up
against the Bertillon system, which is
scientific method devised by NJ. Al
phonse Bertillon for the Identification
of criminals. Bertillon was born in
Paris in 1858. Certain measurements
are taken from every convicted per-
son, and these physical records Of pris-
oners are kept on cards, any one Of
which can readily be found by an elab-
crate system of classification.
The measurements are taken on the
left side of the subject, as they are less
liable to alterations than are those on
the right side The determination of
the convict's height is taken always
may be as much as half an inch great
er after nights sleep than it is in the
evening. The color of the iris of the
eye and the characteristic lines made
by the print Of the finger are also re-
corded
The following measurements are
made: The length and width of head;
the length of the left foot and of the
middle and little fingers of the left
hand; the stature of the whole body,
as well as the length Of its upper and
lower portions; the span of the out
stretched arms; the length and breadth
of the left ear and the length of the
left arm.
The system has been used in Paris
since 1880 and is now employed by all
important police departments in this
country