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The Lamar register., 1915-01-20

Where is the editor2" asked the
caller OF the office of the Pawhusk
Palladium.
Hes out of town, and don't know
when he will be back" replied the
assistant.
"Is he away on business ?" asked
asked the caller.
NO" replied the assistant, Its not
exactly business. We had a home tai
ent play in the town hall, and, in de
scribing the scene between Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanks, who played the leading
parts, the editor wrote: He held her
tight as she struggled to get in but
when it got into the paper it read:
He held her tights as she struggled
to get in, and Mr.. Hanks has been
hunting the editor ever since"
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20

The purchasing power Of the farmer
depends not only upon the money val
ue Of what he produces, but also upon
the money value of what he buys.
From 1899 to 1909 Census years. the
money value of acre of the farmers
crops increased 72.7 per cent, but in
the same period the money value Of
the articles usually purchased by the
farmers had increased 12.1 per cent;
consequently, as a result Of the great
er increase in the price Of what a
farmer sold than in the price Of what
he bought, the net increase in the
purchasing power Of the produce Of !
acre was 54 per cent; that is, acre
of the farmers crop in 1909 could buy
Sd per cent more of the articles us
ually bought by farmers than in 1899.
Upon the basis Of the purchasing
power of the value Of 1 acre of pro-
duee, the year 1909 stands as the most
prosperous for farmers Of the past
90 years for which there are records.
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
Peace Meeting

A riot call had been sent in, and
the police had arrested the whole
lodge meeting. At the hearing, how
ever, there appeared to be a strange
reluctance about testifying. The judge
noticed that although everybody would
admit that there had been trouble, mo-
body would tell what started it. So il
was that his honor pinned one con
scientious man-the honorable worthy
inner custodian it was-down to facts.
"You say that somebody started this
row by hitting somebody over the
head with something. Now, who hit
whom with what on what occasion ?"
THE occasion was the annual grand
peace pipe meeting Of the Brotherly
Love lodge Of the Heart and Heart
fraternity. We were met to well
come"
Never mind. Who was assailed ?"
'The chairman of the entertainment
committee"
Whom did he hit?"
I'VE call him Noble Lord Of Uni
versal Peace"
What did he hit him with ?"
''The loving cup."-Philadelphia
Ledger
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20

manufacturer of alfalfa meal in the
world and its products are known and
sold in all the southern and eastern
states. The general offices are at
Hartman, Colorado.
Mr.. F. NJ. Wilson has gone to indie
pendence, Kansas, to the annual di-
rectors meeting of The Denver Alfal-
ia Milling and Products company. At
this meeting Mr. Wilson expects to
get authority to double the capacity
of the Hartman mill This means an
other grinder, another hay shed and
carrier, four additional packers (S in
ALL. The Hartman mill will then have
a capacity more than twice that of any
alfalfa mill in the United States, en-
abling them to grind the same amount
of hay on the day shift they now
grind on the day and night shift. Mr..
Wilson realizes that the tonnage ad-
jacent to Hartman has increased fast
er than the mills capacity and the
company expects to take steps to en-
able them to give better service for
the delivery of hay.-Hartman Enter
prise.
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
How War Tax Works

II you run ii circus or theater or a
concert hall you have to come across
very handsomely under the new war
tax-from $25 to 500, according to
the scale of your business. But if you
are fortunate enough to operate a
Chautauqua circuit you are exempt
from any charge.
You can have the Secretary Of State
on prohibition" or the speaker of the
House on any subject within his roper
tory without handing over cent to
the internal revenue tax collector, You
fall under one Of those benign PRO
vided further" clauses with which
good-natured legislators so often do a
good turn to a deserving brother.
Probably Mr. Bryan's friends in
congress were right in doing as they
did. But the taxpayer, as he forks
out coin for telephones and kilograms,
and goodness knows what else, may
be pardoned Ii miserly leer of disap-
probation. Just think how much Il
small tax ON Mr.. Bryan's words, ap-
piled at the source in accordance with
true democratic doctrine, would net
the treasury.-Palymra, N. Y. Jour
nal.
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
viii 1t Help

A great fuss is being made just now
about this country trying to get the
South American trade. They say the
reason we never had the trade before
is that our bankers do not loosen up
like the English and German bankers
do. In other words they can't buy
our goods unless we loan them the
money to pay for the goods. Chew that
over awhile and guess how long any
business man could stay in the game
if he followed that method Of getting
business
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
Odd Bits of News

Bellevue, O.-Charles W. Ziegler,
veteran railroad conductor, was never
late He made his last run recently.
His train was on time, but Ziegler
was dead.
Allentown, Pa.-Cupid is the star
boarder in the boarding house run
here by Mrs. Celia Alspach. Ten
couples, all boarders in the house,
have wed within the past three
months.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Earl Pratt was
being searched by detectives for two
stolen diamond rings. He had sue
eessfully passed the inspection when
he started to walk away. He showed
a slight limp and when the detectives
took off his shoes they found the dia-
mond rings on two of his toes.
Ottawa, Kan.-Mrs. Mollie Stewart,
life prisoner here, makes enough mon
ey by doing fancy work, to support
and educate her two children.
Palmerston, Ont.-A' penny-in-the-
AlDl kuh AAAlONNAANAg
outside of business house in this
city, has aroused the ire of the Lords
Day Alliance, the secretary, stating
that "its removal will be approved by
the best citizenship" The machine
has been removed, not only for Sun
days, but for all time.
Pasadena, Calif.-Mrs. George Il.
Bowman, aged SO, has eleven children
and two grandchildren. She was mar
led when fourteen and became a
grandmother at 80.
Tacoma, Wash.-Miss Media Jaeger
ID now police judge at this place.
Trenton, N. Mrs. Harriet Fisher
Andrews is the only woman iron man
ufacturer of America of international
fame.
Chicago, Ill.-Chicago received its
supply Of Christmas trees this year
on boat captained by a woman, Mrs.
Barbara Schuneman. Her two daugh-
ters acted as her crew.
Ottawa, Ill.-Dwight Cook and G.
r. Gepherd are making experiments
in irrigation in this vicinity. The ex-
pertinent is being watched with u
great deal Of interest.
Coswell, N. C.-Mrs. West Graves
has just presented her husband with
the eighth consecutive set of twins.
There are eight children living, one
Of each set of twins having died.
Kalamazoo, Mich.-Floyd Trayer,
10, threw his aunt's teeth in the river
for a joke. He has just been SEN
fenced to from one to five years in
prison for the Joke"
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
The Wages of Sin

Twas down in Oil City, that place Of
renown,
A pumper named Archybald Sim
hung arOun'
An Sim had a habit Of lickin' his
wife
An runnin' her often the lease with
knife.
She sued for divorce an she got the
decree,
An Sim had to pay her, as alley
monee,
A half of his wages, the peslky old
sneak
An the wages of Sim was twelve
dollars week.
E. F. Mcintyre.
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
ALFALFA MEAL INDUSTRY
Prosperous Season Causes Company
to Consider Enlargement

Many of our readers are probably
not aware that we have here, sur
rounding Hartman, the largest alfal-
fa section in the United States. In
1908 the alfalfa meal industry was
unknown. At that time Floyd NJ.
Wilson, who was then travelling
freight agent for the Missouri Paci-
fic railroad, with headquarters in
Denver, by chance ran onto small
mill that was shipping about car of
meal a week This suggested the
thought to him the great possibilities
yet unknown for the handling of this
great Colorado mortgage litter crop
alfalfa-in the form of alfalfa meal
in which he saw a great future.
With the limited amount of data he
was able to gather from the sources
available, he proceeded to Indepen-
dence, Kansas, his boyhood home,
where he started a campaign to or
ganize a company to build mills, in
stall machinery and furnish capital to
handle the alfalfa products. How quick
the Independence oil capitalists and
other capitalists jumped at his plans
are well known, when a stock COM
pany was organized with a capital
stock of 100000 which has since been
increased to S25O,00O.
With such men as Senator Charles
Curtis, Senator John Overfield, w. A.
Spencer, president of Indepndence's
largest bank, Dr. Litchfield. capitalist,
Mr. Stitch, Independence wealthiest
citizen and many others as stockhold-
ders The Denver Alfalfa Milling and
Products company was organized with
f. NJ. Wilson as secretary and gener-
al manager. Where this capital should
be invested was yet unknown-every
section of Colorado was anxiously
bidding for the new enterprise. The
secretary Of the company made thor
ough canvas of the principal alfalfa
sections in the western states where
he was dined by the commercial clubs.
Alluring donations were offered by
many sections, yet when it came time
to report his findings to the board of
directors, his choice fell Jpn the new
towns and stations along the Arkan-
sas Valley railroad in northern Prov
ers and Bent counties. For the fol-
lowing reasons: 1t was the largest
compact alfalfa acreage with the
shortest haul to the eastern markets
which must be looked forward to for
the outlet for the finished product.
And the climatic conditions were the
most favored on account of the fall
and winter months having the least
precipitation, allowing the work OF
grinding and handling to proceed in
these months when the meal would be
in demand, other sections not being so
favorably situated.
Acting on his recommendation, work
was commenced on the mill at Hart
man in the spring of 1908, where a
$4,000 structure was built, with the
largest annual output in the world.
At the same time mills were con-
structed and put in operation at Bris-
tol and Wiley Last year the two
mills at Kornman and McClave. built
and managed by other parties not
having proper management were clos
ed down-were later taken over by
The Denver Alfalfa Milling and Pro-
ducts company and are now grinding
daily. The company is now the largest
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
Jitney Service

The autos running opposition to
street cars in the cities have coined a
new word for nickles. 1t il ''litney."
Will someone please hand us one, 50
we can see if il looks different under
the new name. A canvass of our
garages shows that they will pass up
the jitneys and stick to the time-hon-
ored "four-bits" service.
The Lamar register., 1915-01-20
OUR HOME PRODUCTION
u. 5. Consumes Three Times More
Sugar Than II Produces

The Underwood tariff came so near
making sugar free, although the COM
plete tariff will not be taken off until
l9l6-that the public will be pleased
to know that the production in the
United States has been greater than
anticipated.
A statistical publication devoted to
the production of American sugar de
clares that nearly S3O.OOO.OOO will
have been paid to the farmers of this
country for the crop of sugar beets
during the present year."
Proceeding, the assertion is made
that while the reduction of the tariff
was discouraging and the product Of
beet sugar in this country has been
curtailed, nevertheless the farmers are
doing very much better than they had
expected.
Instead of sugar falling to the low
level which was anticipated the war
in Europe and the excessive demand
for sugar has kept the prices up.
Indeed, the sugar makers have paid
the farmers the same price this year
that they paid last year-and simply
because they were able 10 sell at AN
advanced price under extraordirary
conditions.
This leads one to look at sus.,r sta
tistics just for moment to see now
little the United States really pio.
duees in comparison with the guam
tity which it consumes
1t is boldly asserted that in the year
1912, which is the latest date obtain
able, the total consumption of sIsai in
the United States reached :.,504.1s2
tons.
The amount manufactured at home
from imported molasses equalei $3.50
tons. Domestic cane equalled 257l94
tons. Domestic maple : 30" and do
nestle beet 5l6,s5l tong.
1t will thus be observed that the
United States consumes NOR than 4
produces-and is therefore compelled
to import the difference,
OF Course, the prime object Of the
reduction in the tariff was to beneli.
the consumer-but an industry which
had advanced to the point Of produc-
ing one-third Of the entire consump-
tion of our people ought to have been
encouraged To continue rather than
threatened with total annihilation in
three years,
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

q $500 Boy Scout Sets. consisting Of
"a boys equipped with guard. made
of metal, colored correctly. inches
tall; have staff bearer; nice
ly packed in box. Tomor- CT OK
row. .''.''.'.'.','.s.....'.,. VAeOO
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

SOC Soldiers on Parade, made Of lead; bril-
liantly colored, presenting arm, consisting Of
7 marching men, inches high different ma
7 4omerr njs'y boxed. mounted on card Csc
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

$22s Artillery Set, made OF heavy metal
nicely finished, consisting Of cannon mounted on
gun carriage, pulled by 6 horses, and mounted
soldiers, making &c inches in length. Nicely
packed in box, ready to present To- d 40
morrow. Observation-Disclosures. ID i OFO
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-24

NeIebren6 III cine Stele III Sen
8albinato1er Icpelden, aporin ge-
lagt miro, Dob 0ie @ngl1noer ole
@oriidtsmabreaeln in sen 6abrten
ibrer Sdiffe llnterlieBen, neil lie So
raltf rcdynctelL DOB oe,,tide Gard)-
.boote es 1td)t mebr pagen lpiir0en,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-24

Die 0eutldel1 Ialld}bopte emf.
midelll lit ben lettelt Iagen ei1te
TDatigfeit, Dob sen g%1lglal1oern gall,
oltglt ul1b ballge 1ci1l ll1ltB. Sbre
mad)tigc 8anhelsflotte lit idon il
ltarf SltlammengeldrMoloen BOB es
ibnell iett ld)on an Iransportnlittelr
fcblcn mllb ltno Der @anrennerIult
'oen lie crlitten baden, hit ebenfolls
ltidt u%l1betrad)tlid. Nue hire Arab,
lereien fonlleu oariiber nid)t td,,ideu
l0ab Ser oelrtlde llnterleefriea boi;d)ll
per6all9niBpon fir England lit inns
.bie @efabr Der NllSbllngcrung midi
lnebr i'll Ser Sernc liegt, lol1oern &c.
.0cnflih nabegeriift lit.
LUE G.FHZ A'# tH.a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-24
ar9itettur bes Sslam.
Naserabuns Ser sr5kten Msuidee pc,
Nelt.

@elt.
Bereits bor Musbru9 bes Rrieges
tparen in Habat in Maroffo Musgraz
bungSarbeiten i'm @ange, Die unlere
&snntnis Don Der Mr9itettur oes
Sslom um Elm neues, gang Defenders
Invertebrates Monument berei4esl.
Wie Der Better Der Musgrabunacn
Moreel 9ienlafop in elmer @ttz
sung Der BARRIER @tubemie mitteilts,
lit es eelungen, oie Ruine Der be-
ribmten MDiaee bon Satuesl Mans
lur gu einem groben Sell frei5ulesen
unb Den groBartigen plan Der Sc
iamtanlage gu retoni truiersn. Set
Dielen Sabren bilbete Der Sahanturm,
Ser ii9 am linten lfer Der Munbuns
bes Bu@Resreg emporredt, nit einiz
gen penisen Mauerreitsn un0 5du=
len BE eta5igen 5puren zines 8alz
pertes, bas EMIT in Ieinen rieienbaf=
teri Simenitpnen einen getpaitisen
@inorud bernorrufen mubts. ginl
side @r0iaidt bsoedts Die. Ruinen,
ipd6reno Beigenbdume, aatieen, giz
gantii6e Mloen Die md6tigen Damme
etnfabten unb Sen 8oben in Parselz
len %teilten, auf benen Die @inpobner
bon Nabdf @etreibe anbauten.
0ieR 8iefenmpihee lpuroe omTs@er>
anlaTung 6eS @nltans l(bu SuHui
Sdtub el Man1ur erbaut, Ser als
LETTER 8ertreter Der Mlmobaben : Oh
Matte 1854 Bis l199 nud un{erer
3eitre9nllng resierte. 9emielbsu
Sultan, per an 10. Suli 1885 lei
Nlarcos einen gldn5enoen @ies iihe,
Die aaitilier erfpdt, berbantte aud
@eoiua ben 8a1 einer grpBen Mo=
fdee unh bes alien Mlca5ar. eines
prddtisen palaites in mauriidsn
Still. 3ablreide Sni9riften on Der
neuentcedten @dulentapiteIen beuei=
fen bob Die Rteienmoffee nm 81:
Bot lebr idneu gebaut llnp unter bel
!9errI4aft bes Nadfolsers BON Mbl
Suhuf Sotub fit ben @~ottesoienf
freiaegeben tpurOe. Sic umfabte eli.
men re6tmintlisen Baum BON 18e
Meter 2Gnse, unb LAP Meter 8reite
Sbre grunofldds iiberities olio he
fpsitem bic Dimenlianen Der gr0B!el
tetannten Mo{deen, au9 Ser Dol
Gprbpba, Die ettpa Sic @rDBe Del
peterStirde in Rnm bat. Das Mo
nument purbe pabrfdeinlid lin
400 ppr elmer beftiaen ss~euers6rnni
5erltDrt, Deren @pursn an ben Ruinsl
nod oeutlid pabr5unebmen lino. 81
Woi9ee 1T bas ein5ise uns erbalten
8etlpiel altmobameoanifher 8%autuni
in Marptto. @eeenmdrtis lit man mi
Der Mufridtuna pon 324 Sdlllsn Re
iddftiet, cine Mrbsit, an Der nebel
Serritortaltruppen audi beutf6e Sc
fangcne mitlpirfen. Sic au9 bic Gro
bis our alten 8epflaferuns Der Mp
l4ee tpegranmen miihen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-24

an5ugreifcr, altf pelden
Mmerifaner St nermlttben mdren,
ladoem Scr Grdiioent bie beutide
Gegierung benadrihtiet batte, oaB or
Ole gerlenfung zines gdiffes ais
&rteg5faa atffallen miirbe. 9elttli-
der fam ni6t geiagt peroell, baB
Die gnglan0er mnerifanil6c NalIagie-
re f0rmlih l1dter1, I'M lie ais 5dilb
5lt pertDelloen unb bob man in nnie=
rem Gegierungsfreilen es mir ridtig,
%ebrenDaft Mlo neutral erad)tet, Mlnc=
'rifaner 5t loldem 3med ST. pertpen=
Sen.
nniere probrttiifen Strategen
baben init Der groBten 8cbarrlif)feit
bic NieOerlage 3%el1tldllonos propbe=
5eit. Gas baben lie aus DEM iiber-
waltigeno aroben Me1lld)en Mate-
rial ltnD ben alenolid) sroBeren@elb=
mittelnsA ser Maiirten geldlollen. @@iir
baben lcbt eine grobe allf oieie milf
tarifde M%atben1atif. G11Blono nit lei
11en 10 Mtaionen Meniden lit 10
sui ammengebauen, OaB es lidl niht
n1e6r riibre1 fu11n nno Sic reidpn Ml=
liirten betteln in Seem Dorf Inn llllll=
pige' 100 MiQionel1 Collars, Sic &C.
rooe orf flint Gage reiden. 3un1
&riegfilbren gebort eben nod mebr
ais Meniden lt1e Gelb u1ro oas iii
&ultur. TieIe ha6en' Sic Ieutiden
merm aud oie glaiirten 6as 8ort
al1ltl1r nllr NIT @obn %erpdbnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-24

- grtanntes 2eiben. -
rgeun. Sbre Spdter mar 10 LANCE
trant, - bat ibr Der Doetor sebnla
fen2" uSSa, er bat iid nit ibr pen
.lpbt!"
- MufsepaBt. Rrititer (sua
9i6terlins):: rShr 5tid 1T laltss
Rpblll" nMg0adt nidts! @s lit aud
nllr sur M~uffiibrung in pegetariI1en
8ereinen beitimmt!!"
9 ii 5eiratbsper=
mittIer. Nlte Sungfer Ole lett 10
Sobren aunbin 1T, am Meibnadtsz
ubenb): a@agen Sic nal, SIR neuer
8udbulter lit ia mod nidt perbeiruz
tbet, t0nnten Sic mid benz nidt ais
Acknowledgement geben2"
-8ori6t Batter: .Wenn 9u
our9's Gramen tpmmit, 1bente i9
Dir hunbertMart!!" ~ @obn: n9inlt
Oh mir niht Elm 9~raufgelb geben,
gapa9"
9ieN II g, peG6e eire aus
aetpa93ene &atte i'm SurAianttt 81
1ib ninlmt, Bot anndbernb etllell Wert
non $1.5O fir bus Sabr.
Sn Ser oeutf6en 5lpro
,riltiert, poh Sultarpflonoen abgele:
ben, r,,r cine Yflan5e nit rein rotel
Bliite, Der &lutldmohn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-24
&olitiidjc ,tnb anpplitiidJe
ManoglpHen.

Die uGbicogo gribl,ne" min
ol,aenideinlih in proabritilbclt gelt-
iations gr1tbiill1l1gelt ri1t binter
ser 9sem Dorfer v@orlo" 5uriiditebn,
ioeren Mnglomo,tie sur bDlligcn Ser.
riift9eit geaporocn lit.
SIT ibrer geltrigen W%Sontags=
Illsgabe bringt lie nidt lu1r sic
uglltbiinlmgen" Ser n@orl0" iiber
sic l1n,triebe 0eutid)er Bebeinlagen-
ten III 0cn Ser. 5taaten iie bat iid)
audi Oltrb einen aepilien S. 8. 9Iil-
lipps aus Nof Ssla1tb, ST., eil1e11
9robartigelt geniationsberidt iiber
fremoIanoiide Espionage III 1,no nm
Oas God Sslanb Mriel1al i1reibe11
laiie,l oen lie altf Ser crIten Settle
Ser aeltrigen M11sgabe sum- Mbbrud
!bringt lt1l0 allf Ser adtcn Seite fort
iest.
-Dielcr Seniationsberidt bat a1,,s
aufrid)tiges gergniigcn bercitet. Gr
lit 10 albern ~abgefaBt, DOB 1lal1 ,,i6t
m1bin fam, all5ll1ebmer, Oab Der
8erfnlier llo6 eli Meuling ut ser
MISUNDERSTANDING lit. Mah=
Dem ct I'M Nnfolg ieires Mcridts Ne.
Dauptet. bob Sic Spiole etner trent
Den Madt Die 8ebeimniiie Des Mric-
nails altsulipioriren tradtetcn, bringt
ct inl fcrlreren 9erlaltfe ieir1es Be
rid1ts 10 idnpad)e 8emeile fir feline
8ebaltptllna, DOB lcttere 10 siemlid)
aus Ser Suit gegriffen erldeint,
9ieier s. .. Nbillipps aicbt
5lL bob scr Gunnnanoal,t oes Mrle-
nails, Sberltlelltllant @eo. Is. Burr,
iibn aeiagt hot, oaB cine Msalle lader.
|lider @eriidte betreffs Ser 5iderbeit
oes Nrienals i'm l1n1lalf iirrb, bon
Imeld)en 80 Groscnt mahrideinlib
Ialle) iegliher @eariinol,lta entbebren.
Gin Iold)es @eriid)t MOI, BOB itb Elf
|2eltte apegcn Spionageim @efangniile
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-24
toltropbe 1l,r0 oas folgcnbc ltnbeil.
l,lto Ge5anf BEN Mmerifanern er-
lpart mor0em.
Die sparfraft BEG bcntiden golfcs
mabrcnb bcs @ricgcs.

@abrenb in 5ranfrei9 ooriiber ge.
|flagt miro, SOB in Sen eriten fiinfMo-
ltatcn 6ieies Sabres bie Mbbe6llngerl
bon Sen 5parfaiien Inn n W1taioner1
|Sranfen bober mare1t, aIs sic @i113ab-
|lunge1L gebt aus Ben 8eridten ser
itaotiiden S%parfolien Deutidlanos
|berpor, Bob lett Mnfang bieies Sabres
Der l1eberiduB Der gin3ablungen iiber
Die Mus5ablungen erbebfib GROCER
|tpar, OILS in Ben @oriabren alto oaB
lett Dem Mpril bieies Sabres @eforo.
|5iffern erreid]t tporben fino, on 6ie
11tan in Srieoens5eitcn gar nidt ben-
fen fonnte. 9aB bies ser Sal lit,
fann peiter g~arnibt8llnoer nebmel1;
|6enn Die 5parfaiien meroen in
9eutidlaro fait ausidlieBIih bon Ser
arbeitenoen Ge~polferllng benubt, nnb
es fam feinem 3tpeiiel rnterliegen,
baB eS fir bieie 10 siinitige @elegen-
beiten 81 reihltd)em grperb nidt &C.
gebe1 bat, mie CUR jebigen @riegs3eit.
slber AUDI in oe1 fallfmdnniiden n1lo
finbuitriellen 4reilen 6es Mittellta11-
pcs Fat lett Mnfong 6ieies Sabres eli
lie enti6ie0ene @en0ung gum 8elie=
rem Itattgeflm6en. 3ns erfen11er1 mir
|Dentlib aus einem 8ergleide oes
Neutrality-suspicious. I'M erlten @%albinbre
1915 NIT ben entlpredentben S3abler
i'm erIten @albiabre bes 8priQbres.
|Die Bl,tidriftetl al1f Sen Noitl9ed:
.lfonten bctrugen in 0ieiem Sabre III
l6er 8eit bonn 1. So1tuor Bis 80. Sum
nidt lpeniger ais LIZ midiaroer
Narf gegen 91a Milliaroer
Marf III sen erlten led5 Monaten oeS
Sa1res 1914. Gin 5meites 3eibe1
Der fortldreiten6en @cburtg besMobL
ltanbes ergiebt ith aus Ser gemaltiger
3unabme, sic IN Dem ubgelaufenet
Salbiabre bic gintragungen in bo!
Reidsidpal6bud erfabren babel1. 81,
3abl Scr &p1lten bat gegeniiber be1
5rieoens5eiten be0el1teno 5legenom
men. Sos erfldrt iid !onber, oai
piele 8eidner al1f Sic ariegsmleibe1
ii6 6es Observation-Disclosures beoienen
1ueil lie bic Mnlage oal1ernb bei3llbe
baltel1 mii1tiden. Sim 80. 5eptembe,
1914 beldranfte iid1 Sic Sabl Der in
8eidsidul0bl,de gefiibrten &o1rtel
auf 30,526; lie hpar ont 80. SUIT
1915 auf 1921 eeltiegen, bat iid
alio mebr als perledSfndt. Die cit,
getragcnen Summcn bnben iid9 mid
III gleidem WeaBe perme5rt, mel
biele feline Sparer bur9 Sen @raperl
bon Observation-Disclosures CUR Be
mlbling 0es Observation-Disclosures iiber
aegangen lil1o. @s marcll n1l 80
September 1914 nod, nidt a,rbert
balb Milioroen Marf im9feidsidul5
idul0bude ei%ngetrage,1; amp 80. Sun
1915 marelr es fait 81 Miliar0en
3abei lit aber 5u bemerfcn, baB mel
als cine Milliaroe bereits CUR Gin
trag11ng a1tgemelOet ipar, aber noe
nid)t eingetragen merben fonnte, tpei
lOie 6cfinitipen Stiide no6 nidt aus
~gebanoigt 1paren. 90 51 gleider3ei
0ie Experimentation Der 8anfen et11
gepaltige 3lnabme Ser ginlnge.
a~,fnielen, 10 lit III 9eutihlano be
reits bns MateriaI a1rgebauft, I'M BE
1telten Mnleibe, oie fir Sen 5epten
Der 6ieies Sabres 5i1 ertparten lit, e
1lcn abnlid1en @rfolg ST iideru, mi
er ser eriten ltnb 5meiten beltide
&riegsanleibe beidie0en m11rbe.