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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
Last "NIillion Dollar Mystery" Pic.
ture Tonight.

The final installment of the great
serial picture, "The Million Dollar
Mystery will be shown at the Idle
Hour theatre, this (Thursday) even
ing, the first show starting at
O'Clock. This serial has held the at
tention of lovers of serial pictures
for number of weeks, the serial
proper being completed a few weeks
ago, and tonight the solution OF the
mystery will be shown. The produc.
ers of the picture offered prize OF
$4,000 for the best solution OF the
story, and the prize was won by a
young lady stenographer residing in
st. Louis. The solution will be
shown tonight, and if you saw this
great serial picture you will sure
want to see the solution of it.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
Secures Agency for Famous White
hall Rugs.

F.. s. Stewart of the Big Furniture
Stoe, has closed deal for the ex-
elusive agency for Decatur county
for the famous Whitehall line of
rugs, the finest rugs made, and line
which is seldom handled outside OF
the large cities. There has been
great demand for these rugs, but Mr.
Stewart was never before able to Sc
cure the line. He autoed clear to
Creston Monday to meet the general
salesman in order to close up the
deal and he will shortly have on dis
play at his furniture store a COM
plete line of these famous rugs. The
many customers of the Big Furniture
Store will certainly appreciate MT.
Stewards effort to supply them with
the finest rugs made
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
Judge n. w. Rowell Dead.

Judge N. w. Rowell, father OF DR..
J. w. Rowell, of this city, passed
away at his home in Alton Tuesday
night. Judge Rowell had not been
in the best of health for several
months, but the final summons came
on short notice. A message was re-
ccived Tuesday evening by DR.. Row
ell saying his father had been strick-
en- and F. s. Stewart took DR.. and
Mrs. Rowell to Alton in his auto, but
his father passed away a short time
before their arrival.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
They Are Real Friends.

There is sure bunch of kind
over by Decatur, who have
placed Mrs. Willis Crees under last
ing obligations. Mr.. Crees, who died
last week had been sick for several
months, and when the time came to
put in a crop about forty men and
teams went to his farm and put In
his~c crop for him. Then the high
waters came and it was all washed
out, and the neighbors again turned
out enmasse and rcplanted the crop.
1t was neighborly act and 'one
which is appreciated by Mrs. Crees
and family, and we know that every
man who helped in this good work
will feel the better for having done
10.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
Band Concert Will BE on Friday
Night This Week.

On account of the Fourth being
celebrated at many places on Satur-
day, the regular Saturday night
band concert by the Leon X. of P.
band will be given on Friday evening
this week instead of Saturday, and
the boys are planning on putting on
an extra good concert on this occas-
ion, expecting to have the assistance
of several players from out of town.
Remembers this and tell all your
friends the band concert will be on
Friday night this week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
Change in Band Concert Night
This Week,

On account of the Fourth of July
coming on Sunday this year, the reg
ular Saturday evening band concert
will be given Friday night, July 2,
this week.
The following is the program to
be rendered:
March, "Gate City. Weldon
Overture, King Rose. Barnard
Spanish Fantasia, .'LaPaloma'
March, "Quality-Plus" Jewell
Grand Selection, "Sunny South.
-. -. -. -. -. .Lampe
March, "53rd l. N. G." -. Fraser
Chillian Dance, "Manana' Missud
March, "On the Front Line"
.Rosenkrans
Z. D. Wheeler, Director.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
Large Number Took Teachers Ex-
animation.

There was an unusually large num-
ber of teachers and prospective
teachers took the June teachers ex-
held at the High School
in this city last week by
county superintendent Miss Mabel
Horner. Many of those who took the
examination now hold teachers GER
tificates, but took the examination In
the hope of raising their grades, as
the salary of teacher is now based
on their grades.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
Gets Jaw Broken Playing Ball.

Last Sunday, Roy Rosengrant had
the misfortune to get his lower kw
bone broken while playing ball. The
ball struck him at a point on the
jaw under the ear and broke the
bone In two at the chin. 1t was not
though he was seriously hurt until
he came In and had DIR. Coontz ex-
anime 1t in the evening when 1t waa
found the bone was broken. eaSr-
den Grove Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
"A Rig Crowd at Band Concert Satur-
day Night.

y There was a tremendous big crowd
out last Saturday evening to hear the
Saturday night band convert. Autos
we're parked all the way around the
square and many on side streets. It
was probably the largest crowd which
ever attended band concert IN this
city, and every body seemed to pc
having dandy good time.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
Decatur Will Have Chautauqua.

Decatur will have another Chau-1
tauqua this year, having contracted
with the Jones System for q bigger
and better list of attractions than
they had last year. The dates are,
August 18th to oath.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
Fish Club Picnic.

The members Of the Leon Fishing
Club and their families will enjoy
q big picnic at Casters lake this af-
ternoon, and incidentally expect to
catch some Of their black bass with
which the lake was stocked.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01

Farm For SaleMy 160 acre
farm, miles north, Y mile west Of
Decatur, Iowa, $50 per acre. Will
give any real estate dealer regular
commission that makes sale for me.
Ny fights reserved. J. 3. Clark.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01
Marriage Licenses.

Ray McBee, Leon. >. .......... .21
Hazel Hatfield, Leon. 18
Rolla Virden, Kellerton ...5. ..23
Gladys Creveling, Lamont. :. 1S
Paul G.. Wedcking, Milford. .26
Minnie v. Collins, Lamont. %
Carl Welcher, Davis City $1,000 -
Gladys Rogers, Davis City -. .23
Frank Smith, Lamont. -. -. ...21
Mary E. Green, Lamont. ....21
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01

Capt. ]. d. Brown and E. Housh
took . shipment Of several cars loads
OF cattle and hogs to Chicago Tues
day.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-07-01

Meals at the Park Hotsl;; Is centa
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Idnei0st groBtre qiiden i'm Snnern bel
5Ormsn trsu3ptiie elm, itreift bic Stuff.
itiids Bis 8ur @urFi9linie auf Bic &tbr.
Ieite unb umndbt bic aiiden nit bi6ten
5tiaeu. 1iir bic Gtielt erbeitet man
oidt dneinanberfdiieBtnbe SteppIide,
bic in elmer Speiten Reibe burdge3osen
iperben, tpoburh Elm ft1nes runbta
S6niir1en entIte6t. Der dilBere s3ddens
ranb, ben man nit 8drn 30. 16 urbeitei,
ipirb bprss3ogen, nit aettenTtiden untsrs
legt uno bann ii6eri6Iung,n. Qbiiir3un.
gen: Mai6e - 81, auftmaids - g.,
= &C., ftte MuI6e = I.
81, Gtdbdsn - Gt., qnftmoI6enbosm
Climb. Die einfad ssbdteIts, in bet
Miite nit einem aSsben ber3ierte areiss
form, bic mad Der bsrgr5Bertn 4tbeits.
probe ausgefiibrt niro. beginut man In
Der Mitte nit einem &nIflng Bon z g.,
bic nit / 81. our Runoe geTdlofen tptrs
ben. 1. Rei6e: 8 g., bic ais ct. gciten,
iiebenmdl ie 2 9. unb ] CT. in
ben Bling; bunu 2 6. unb nit / &. in bic
her eriten 3 8. fhlieBen, 2. Rsibe:
bic 2 8. bdlslt man tets l +. M.,
2 81. iinb / I. 80. 8. Reibe: sSt bieIer
Rtibe Iest man bic Climb. fur bic 8Dsitt
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Gin 8uh pirb in ben tdIteu 4bfub ess
talt1t uno i'm ben 5dls getpunben unb
nit einsm tpoIIenen Sud bsoedt. Man
ldBt es cine babe Stunbe lieqeu. Sam
tpiebsrholt iperben msbrsre mtdle bes Ga
ses; Is 1T gut, aud ben munb nit BEN
abfub a%usalsurseln.
paprifaf6nibef (daF 5iterreihis
lde art). gu 2 Bis 81 pfun6 aalbss
ihnibel Idbt man In einem auIftrpl 4 qfb.
Butter unb 4 pfo. ipiirFelis eeI9nittenen
Sped 5srstbeu, fiigt etipds asbadte 3piss
BEL unb cine MtiIerIpibe bon pdprttn
hinau unb bdmpft ss sinige Minuten.
Damn Ieet man bic aeilppFten unb einges
TuIsenen GdnissI binetu, itdubt Stpsi aOfs
fel Mebl barber, siebt J Quart gouIis
Ion at, Dsrtpht lie, unS TOUT cine @ieftsIs
fiuube Dor BEN Qnridttn nch / Quart
suten ~idueren Rabm biasu. Die G6nissl
psrbsn anf cine ermdrmte 5hHFsl geIcat
uno nit Der Gaure ~iberqoiTtn, tueihe man,
tuenn Iie 81 bid Isit Ip0ts, nit gpuiGon
berbiinnt. Sur 8ereitung Der Sdnibtl
1T brsiDierttI Stunos 3sit n6tbie.
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6elnnobeitskuren
irt Jrdhiahr.

SIN Bri6ia9r gebt i'm Drganismus bss
WtenIhen etne llmudlsung Dor Iit, uno
ss pirb oa Der glutreinigungspro5eB bon
ben 5rduen germ bur1 zine G90n6eitss
fur unterFtdbt. Go tpmmt Lie %ipgenonnte
5riiblingSmiibigtsit, bic MenIGen tpers
oenben i6Iuff unb bIab unb 3ugleid grill
Zig ulo rei3bdr. Sc BARI bieIt Miipigs
felt ni9t einfah bird Qufbieten bon
Billenstraft b~e3ipungen tperhen. 8as
@tjiht betonmt oubur6 einen ~abgeIpanns
ten, gequdltsn Qusbrud unb eri1eint I'm
Sabre alter. Mdn nebms Iid 3eit ulo
psrfude 5piihm Stpei uhb bier llbr cine
baIbe 6tunbe, am beiten cine bo!e, I'M
perouHtelteH 3immer gu Ihlafen. Sebens
fals Iege ma ii9 beqiem nieb.r uno
Idliebe bic QugeH. Qa9 fpenigen 3dgen
f4on pirD bic sruBe Mattigteit iptid.n.
Der Menid brdu9t eben Elm eeipiTIes
Auantum G9laf. Sn Der Rinbbeit lit
es am sr0Bten, IN mittlersn Sabren ldBt
es mad. i'm alter iteisert Is Iia ipieber.
SIT bas Wldb bon MusteIs unb Nerbens
energts erIdDpft, fiblt man Wliioisteit
unb G"ubetebirInis, 10 lit es gang Ders
tebtt, Ii9 NIT 9stpaIt mad 5u erbuIteu.
Ridt umIonIt bat Der aebensiueiie 5rants
lin uns bic 2ebre seee5en, ,8ebe friib gu
8ett unb its9e irib auf, bann nirt On
geiunb unS fllg.' g8ie bas frii6e gtiss
berlegen, III aud Sas fri1e aufIeben Der
GeIunbbett 5utrdglid. Gs 1T numbers
bar, fpie friI6 fh berisniae fablt, Der
tein adnsialdfer If, Der, fobalb e. mad,
ii6 Idnel bonn gett trennsn lam, ipabs
renO dnoere mod LANCE liegen blsibet, i'm
i'm 5albI9lummer bin5ubdmmern.
Die i9arfen Minbt Iinp ferner BEN
Seint aubeforoentIih IbdbIih. Wlan
fam Der Ginpiriuns bird ieidte Ginreiz
pDn Creme unb einem Saudi
bieIe DeiIe fam ntun bssinntnben
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3d.. stoptp.b beiei.
tigen. Dele ndtiirlide art Der Gd0us
beitspflege 3uubert roiiee Stride auf farb-
loie 8angen unb berleibt matten 4ugen
nsuen 8ldn3. SIS miiTen bic 4tbems
iibungtn aber I nsere 8eit fortgeieBt tper-
ben. Wan 3tebe bic 59uittrn 5uriid,
trtu5e bic 2trme auf benz Riiden, he6e
ben 4opf IeiHt, inbem man i'm sttpds
nab riifpdrts beugt, unO made 70 bei
loderer aleibune IangIume, tiefe Ginui6s
muHgen unb nab tur3er pduIe cine ldngs
lame, griinblide Musatbmung. am beItsn
iinb bic Qtbemii6unsen i'm 6reien, gleids
bel, in peldsr Sdbres8eit, Die 2ungens
fpiben, bic BEL bielen Meninen Iebr tpenig
dt9meu unb besbdIb 8uerIt trtrdnfsn, bsbs
men Iih 70 tpiener gut aus. gingeIuntene
Stelen tp1lben Ith pie6er. Mit Der
Stetgsrung Der Gauerfoffaufnabme unO
Ro9lenTduredbgabe nimmt bas Wo6Iers
gehe. unb bag e~itnitiae ausIeben bon
Buhe 8u Mode 5u. Qls 5unttionen,
3uudI bic Der 8erbauang, iperben roger,
mas tpisber ipobltbdtig auf bas @eIammt.
6efinben 3uriid pirtt. Dds III ia audi
Der grobe Ruben Der iaIten Qbreibuneen,
bes Sdpimmens, bes gergiteieens, Der
9urntibuugsn, beg 8uberns unb Der Be-
ipeeungsipisle. bdB bic 8streffenben ttef
dt6mtn lerren. Gs 1T cine fpobre gteube,
iuHge 0amen 81 Ie6en, tpeIde fbifematiid
seiunbsn, ~berniinftisen Sport bull
bisen, Der Qunee unb Ser5 in tiidtiger
Nftinn erh1lt.
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Der Barrier .Naftn" Fat cine
oeutl1e Marte nit BEN 2iFbrud 5mipeia
nbgebilbet. Sn elmer 9ritfmdrtenauss
ftelung, bic Elm Serr MeIbiae in 2onbon
DsrdnTtaltet, lit fugar cine bsutIde WeIts
eroberuugsmarte su ieben, uamlid cine
beutfde Mdrts NIT BEN lleberOrid Die
Welt" CD. GeIbtbertdnbIi9 beraben dne
Sieis Greimarten auf GdlIduneen unb Elm
bo1dnbiIdts 8lutt bat bereits nit Reht
bemerft, ic 5eigten. oab bic Dummen IN
Der Melt ri9t ale ipiirben.
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auf eincn 0uraidlug sum o5tigen Qtbs
tropfen gsbrd9t, tperoen bic S9ulen bdnn
in cine tiefe Iaubers SdaFtl seiban unb
10 bel aod8udsr barber %geItreut, baB iie
b0lig bamit beoedt Iinb, Man riibrt
offer nm unb Taft bic S9ii1eI pstoedt
bis aum anoeren Sage itebsn. UNI pieoer
me1rmuls um5uriibren. SoIte ii9 bel
3uderfliiiiigteit gebiIbet baden, sieBe man
fe ab, ie IdBt iih 5l Rompott beripsnoen.
BAD 1-2 Sagen bat Ii9 bic dn6dftenoe
3udetfliifiiateit aud idpn 10 in bic Sdds
len b~ineinge8osen, bab bisIe. pie fanoiri
erfaeinen unb, iobalb tie troden Iinb, gum
Ipdterm @ebraud in cine Gda9iel ges
flint iperoen tunnen.
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GinfaheS &anhiren bon apfeliincn
idlnlen.

apFeliinen tommsn, ipenu aud in ees
rinsertr Nenge, 10 bod nod INNER dui
ben Dart. Dian Iulte bic S6alen ni6i
f%orttperfen, ionOern duf fpIsenbe einfa6e
unb biIise Dirt fdnoiren. @leiA beim
S9dlen Der 4pfeliinen I9nei6st man bic
SHoleH Der Qdnge nddl biera pber mebrs
mails Our9 unb tbsilt fe bann noGmoIs
Inn sierliae fhmnle Sfritt6en at erbal.
ten. Damn Iegt man bieie in Elm Iottberes
@efdb unO bebtdt tie nit 8u1er, bies
big sum nd9iten Sage itsben laifenb. Die
5Hulen iperOen MIN gut gereinigt, bann
sieBt man bds WdTer db uno eriebt "a
bur6 frifdes, nit benz man bic Gdaleu
inter 3uiub bon etipas .3itrpnsnIaft rtat
tutt9 toAt, mas liz Siunben odusrt.
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Dirb ni6t nit I. 81. um6dteIt), 70 beftst
man fe auf bas 2einen uno iaIingt bic
duBerite Rei9e nit bi9ten, mad auBsn
duf benz grunoe dhFIiegenoen Gdlincs
itidsn an, Gum 5dluB ldnsibrt ma
ons unter Der 6dtstarteit lisgenbe @etpebe
nit ldarfsr Sdesrs, Der gsI9Iungensn
aante entldnQ, aus.
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nit ~isbfnbem, geldufertem 3ader iibers
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alaGcuieu nimmt Sruema.saitnsta SrHdcnfopf
4'simr aleranSernne orr 5nae im lDeItcn
2seri6t oes oentf9en GtenerarfIa6es.

@erlin, Sepembcr UiH %OrOOu) Ser 6cutc NadmittGg
Ouen rmce0nnpQu0rter crnnc Omtc %cri brnat bic
GriOgcu rnOudru &crbuu6etcn
djeOcncn &unttcn Der CtTrOu
Mnantchcnh nnllc Mnrtnrt hcr MillAcinun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-06


@nn SSoinGroacu Der cnuurn &crbGubecn Der
id.eOcncn &uuttcn Ct.Tr0ut
NaditcbcuO her DONc NOrtlOnt Der Ndtt5cinug:
Ecllthcr Sri SiMNnplnt
uo 0c NrmCc0rnppc inter 6c &Dmmaubu 0cS Nc0mardna
uOn Nlhcnyg nn6cangt 10 lit sic tEnou Wgcno Suidu
5r0rdNot Wcrecj Snh Wcmcn gc6cbeu
Cct @rubnO b i'd Ser Gcn6 uter bcu @otap cincn Ne
bnnF bs Nicmcn iHO SciOrB 5nrEd9c5o9u Die GAIL Der
in Wcru GroOuu Gcmndtcu @engcnn ami m6r ais
5000 Gctc8cu
Gc9 6cinO wnro Hbd M3eibUuO, aS0fdJ SofOwpS
Nrmec Generals @aab Ncum Scn9eu mir
mndltCu 800 0ciNugcnc.
Sos S Nmgrnppc nn Der 6GranG bcS Frimeu Gcopoo
NNNern auGrr 10 nbcn d uItc Strei0c bel WOu0Omur
nGrOlh &E3Gna igrcu ye9 Dem SumpOIrt bcns
fimp ccr nGrod babcu C 6urtrttc gcmndt Wcr ais
400 anncuc Orci Wnidunaucbc cu ociu Srnppcn bic
NGn0c
%csalG Nrmecgruppc &ommouSo Ss IclOmnr
aS Wafeuen lit eioen bni Der inter Dem Srnfc
nuir Sfuiu ben SrHfcnpi bci @rncma &Gitnsa nnfgab
In GcNcno Srot5Dn nnO I6G bcm EnnftC bat
scr Tcino Ih oicrn NcnCm inr 2Scbr 9cictt.
SHbGtltd der NrtcG djGWpl0t
Bic Generals Sutbmcr 9eibc
acido6cncr GuHiumn wchdeu icr GlnIcs Scrctb.
Mcllidlcr MriCn hnnp db
Nu mcldcu Srun oic Ggemcinc nhaoc fcinc mecnt
Lido &crinOCrnng gc5cltgt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-06

Cdrichiihe2 4orloment ucrtogt iich,
o1nc i0eno melhc Shritte tt
&cjl0 oui oic 2luoImio %olitif
aetbon 5ll Dobcu. 49, 9lQiirtc fon'
uen b6thitcn& ouf Ole 9Icutro(it0t
b,rjchculouo5 rctuclL iogt ito'
Ijcniicher Correspondent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-06

itbcn 3eltihIono mo ocn @crcili9
ten Stootcn DiniiAtIiN Scr Su6.
morinc@ricliijbrlml bubcn iuiIr0c.
To2 Nureou scr o}IjlNn Hinic"
mcincuc iitb clrticbicOcu, Die No.ucr
Scr @niio1icrc 0c2 GonlpierS betdlnt
3l Gc6cn
&ollfommcur Gr0HutQ q
bCrr 6tc.
&uuooU .. Scptcnbcr. -Qi0t
ior s.. z. @nrre0, mcIdlcr nit II
Giii}icrcu mo 3S Moun nad 50.
uoon priidfcbrtc. NO iid) 6ieicl6cu
Don iDrcn I&lru0cr crbolcn ioQtcn
io9te bc}ii9ljb Scr lorpcoirlng 0c@
,0cipcrion":
.G@ bcrricbtc polltommcnc Gro
mm1. Gin NettlnR9boot tenterte,
ais AclnanO Sic 5cilc 0urcbiNnitt
nm 0o@ 6crnblalicn 5u crleibtcru.
Ger .Ncipcrion" beiano lid nod,
2lnQo6c oc2 G1pit0nS Moin l30
Mcilcn lpcitlidj Don GuccnSiopn.
ais e. torpcoirt muroc.
Cine @cihrcibung 0cS PIN.
Grjff9.
Huccn&tomn 5. Sept. -9lo.
noio @bitcipou pon 2onooiL Scr init
icincr @ottiu Gin Foiiu9icr ocS o&ca
pcrnion" mar iogtc;
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Oc5 @ctter mar mt21p}eidInet oI@
mir acaen 8 ll0r 30 om SumitoQ
2lbcu0 einc nIdNtigc Grihiittcruna
ueripilrtclL lUclhe ms bcinobc uon
0Cn Stilblcn iporf
Eun uddjltcn 9llgcn6Iid itieg cine
9cuoItigc Naiicraorbc bcinabc ba
jlr $1oGc Der Mditcn cnpor.0ic, Ore
hcno, inns bis aui oie @aut 0urd.
ndBtc. Nir 1uttcn qcgInubt, ais Der
Gciolr5onc bcrouS }n iein, mo be
iprad)cn Aero0e Bic 2tuSiid)tcn oili
cine Ongcnc6ue 6obrt.
9ie &ettlrtg3bootc lulroen nit Der
groBten Shnclliafeit Gerobgeloilc1
uu0 itieBcn pon Scr Steuerboroicite
ob. Ter Gnnrpicr murOc nugcuic6ciu
liH oni ser SteuerborOieitc gctroiiet.
ootb 0o c2 6cina6c 0unfel mar,
Ionntc Scr Gorpeoo nidt gcicbcn
ucr0ct
9}o6 scr Grploiion iclttc lid Der
o0cSpcrion" nit Dem @or6crcbiife
boran.
9icttrnNS Gonlpier uarcn idnea
SIR 5tclc mo nobnen 0ie @oiin.
giere an @or0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-06
9tormcNiihe u @orfc per.
icnft.

2ou0on. 5. September. 3i(
uormeQiihc Vorfc o@lint" lit 5um
Sinfen Gcbrodt worocn. ISDrc DC.
monlnA, Die II .g}itglicocr 30bltc,
lit ii6cr gclnnoet.
(Dic ,Gilimt" bate cinen 9iount.
inbolt uon SSl Eonnen brlltto ltno
lnltroc I'M Sabre 1915 qcbout. sic
acbortc elmer 6irmo in 2(rcnOol,
Qormcgcn. Cen lc6tcn 9cri6ten
nuh mr lie ont 6. Sill in Qiondleitcr,
GnGIauo, ongcfonunCn.)
sic (ilrfcn melocn Or.
olge.
&ouitontinopeL 5. Scptcm,
bcr (piu Sonoon). 9as tilrfiihe
aricg6bureml crlieB belte 0ic folgen
DC omtlidc NiittbcilirnQ bc5ilglidl
Der 0nr0onclcn Gperotionrn:
0>$u Der 9Inoioro. @e9cho bot hi
icre 2lrtillcric ein fcinolio6ca N}a
idlincnacucbr 5erIt0rt.
Sn0lid) bon 9l5ontoer ilberroidte
cine unIcrer 6rfluoungS 2lbtbciIln.
gen Oen e5ein0 in ieinen SdileengrG
ben ual6 crbentcte cine GuontitGt
0rieaSmutcridl.
,Sn Der 9t1be uon glri 9lrnu bat
it'd nidts Don 9eocutllna 5ugctragcn.
,$n Ger @egeno Don Seooul gobr
bot Der tSein0 9llttbetepc mo hinge.
bln9 pom Sun0c uno bon Ger See
olla 6mci Stunoen long bombor6irt
oDnc jeOoN irgcno lpclthe RcIultote
5l cr6ieIcu.
9laf 0cm Iinfen 6lilgel perIriodte
nnier ,Yencr cine Grploiion lmter
fcinolidcn Ntinempcriern.
Ginc unierer Miuen 5criiortc ii.
nen icinoldlcn StoAclbrobt Ser.
bou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-06

: 00niihcr Gompier o6ro.
sc" Sum Sinfcn qcbrodt. /.
&ouooiL >. Scpt,- @lOD0'9 Nll.
reou fiin0gt an oob Der oGniihc
Compiler o6ro0c" pcricnft luorocn lit.
Gopitdn Gleumciou uu0 uht5cbn
Diitgicocr Der @cmuunln0 lulrocn
Hcrcitct.
Ser Gonlpicr v6roOe" 1ottc cinen
9lounlinbnlt non 2050 Eonncn Gr
ilhr onl ,. 2luglit pom MontcpiOeo
nuh 4}oIm6, ShurOen ob. Gr mar
Gi0cntbum cincr &openbogcncr Sir
ma
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-23

Abolish capitalism; give the work
ers chance for education, so life to
them will not be merely to eat, sleep
and drink, passions running rampant.
Give them the opportunity to marry,
for we have not yet attained the ideal
of platonic love. ~. -..-..- ..-....,.
Cease idleless and unemployment,
and | assure you, that the incentive
for prostitution will soon be a mat
ter, of the past, like civilized can
nibal to eat the flesh of his brother
Daniel A.sUretz. .....