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The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
M'NEW CHAPEL.

We had another fine rain Saturday night and Sunday and a big frost and some ice Monday morning.
 Will McNew has bought nice new hack. No excuse now for him not go- ing around some.
 E. Blessing, Ebert McNew, John and Amos Wilmoth were in Conway Friday trading and selling cotton and seed.
 Our teachers visited homefolks Sat urday and attended the box supper at Enders Saturday night, and report a big time.
 Amos Wilmoth, while on his return from Conway Saturday, had the mis- fortune to break down his wagon.
 Remember the box supper at the schoolhouse Thanksgiving night. 1t is for the purpose of helping the school. Enders, Barney, Happy Val lev, Blackfork and Fairview, you are all invited to attend, and we promise you a good time.
 E. Blessing hauled out load of lumber Saturday for the schoolhouse. Keep up the good work, boys, until we get the house ceiled and painted.
 MT. Johnson and family of Spring field visited J. w. Venable and family Saturday and Sunday.
 November 16.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
FORECLOSURE SUITS.

From Fridays Daily.
 H. c. McPherson, as executor of the will of c. R. McPherson, deceased, today filed suit in the Faulkner chan cery court against w. l.. and E. E.. McPherson, asking judgment for $200 and interest and the foreclosure of a mortgage upon the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 29, township 4, range 12. The com plaint alleges that c. R. McPherson, who died in Pulaski county August 1, 1914, had loaned the sum of $200 D the defendants on November 3, 1913.
 The Bank of Conway filed suit against o. E. Rowlett asking judg- ment for $203.80, the foreclosure of a lien upon certain personal property and the appointment of receiver to take charge of the property.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
Children Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S CA s TC RI A GOVERNORS PLAN TO SHELL WOODS

Little Rock, Nov. 12.-It is proba- ble an effort Viii Demade to have the candidates for governor indulge in joint campaign of at least a limited number of speeches. Hon. T. c. Me Rae, it is understood, will invited Dr. c. H. Brough to meet him in at least ciX different cities late in November or earl yin December. It is probable that others will be invited to take part.
 Present indications are that the gubernatorial campaign will open in earnest early in December, and that by January 1 it will be in full swing, with Messrs. Hodges, McRae, Brough and Crockett shelling the woods with their 42-centimeter guns.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
SACRED CONCERT
 IN NEW CHURCH
IS ATTENDED BY 700
CELEBRATE FIRST SERVICE IN NEW
 HOME.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
 A crowd estimated at 700 was pres ent last night at the Methodist church when the choir gave a sacred cantata, in commemoration of the opening of the new church. The program con tained II numbers, each of which was quite enjoyable. A quartet, There Were Ninety and Nine," by Mrs. E. V. Leverett, Misses Floy Echlin, Car oline Muth and Sallie Craig, probably was the most enjoyable feature.
 All departments of the new church were opened yesterday for the first time. Special Sunday school and preaching services were held
 Tonight at o'clock the board of stewards will give a reception, or "house- warming to which everyone is invited. A feature of the occasion will be an address by pr. James Thomas of Little Rock, financial agent for Hendrix College. Souvenirs will be given each guest and refresh ments will be served.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
PULASKI HEIGHTS
 WILL. Bf ANNEXED

Little Rock, Nov. 12.-The project for the annexation of Pulaski Heights to the city of Little Rock is we'll un- der way, and promises an early con- summation. It is probable that the special elections will be called for some day early in January, and the indications are that annexation will easily receive the requisite majority in each municipality. Should this be done, the first aldermen to represent what will become the ninth ward in the city, will be elected at the muni- cipal election in April.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
JOY RIDERS STEAL
 PROFESSORS AUTO

From Thursdays Daily.
 Some unknown persons, supposed to be group of youthful joy-riders, stole out Prof. c. J. Greene's automo- bile from his garage last night. Off, cers were notified by Prof. Greene, but the car was soon discovered on the side of a street not far distant from his home. Several complaints have been made recently of cars being taken out at night by joy-riders, but so far no arrests have been made.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
DECLARES PAPER GETS
 BETTER EVERY YEAR
Editor Log Cabin Democrat:

Editor Log Cabin Democrat:
 You will please find enclosed $1 to pay on my subscription to that grand old paper, the Log Cabin Democrat l have been reading it for long time and it gets better every year. The news of Conway 15 years ago is an interesting column now.
 1 will let my old friends. know I am still alive. We live in Searcy Valley, 12 miles west of Searcy. I like the country fine here, and there are sev- eral Faulkner county people around around here, which makes it seem more like home. Gus postmaster at Center Hill, J. E. Canfield,, is a Faulkner county man, and 1 think about all of us toke the Log Cabin Democrat, and of course we know how everyone is up there. Cotton is short here, but corn was fine.
 Mrs. Lillie Burkhart.
 Center Hill, Ark.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
Look Here Cut Price Bargain
 Sale

l have decided to offer to the pub- llc my entire large stock of goods at bargain prices. I have a nice line of dry goods, shoes, mems and ladies' hats, hardware, furniture and mat tresses, three new sewing machines and nice lot of clothing. Come and see us and get prices and you will buy. All who owe me are requested to come and settle at once, or let me know why you do not.
 (w2t) E. E. Jones.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
SiOO Reward, $I0C.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to iearh ttat there at dreaded disease that science has been able to n all it's stages, and that Is latarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only rostive are known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease requires a constitu- tlonai tment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken fn- ternally. ting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assist ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have much faith In it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t falls to p,Ire. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address F. J. CHENEY 6 CO.,. Toledo, o.
 Sold by all Druggists. 75c,
 Cake Halls Family PulS for constipation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
OHIO WOMAN'S WISH For Tired, Weak, Nervous Women

Bellefontaine, Ohio-"I wish every tired, weak, nervous woman could have Vinol, for I never spent any money in my life that did me so much good as that 1 spent for Vinol. l was weak, tired, worn out and nervous, and Vinol made me strong, well and vigorous after everything else had failed to help me, and 1 can now do my homework with pleasure. Mrs. J. F. LAMBoRN.
 We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic, for all weak, run down, nervous. facilitated conditions.
 Florence Drug Co.,, Conway, Ark. ea.a.Az nza..AslsA tzsAzSzs sI El1sas q
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
GOLD WAVE BRINGS
 THERMOMETER TO 26

Following a heavy rain Saturday night and Sunday, a cold wave, bring ing the lowest temperature of the season, occurred here this morning. The government thermometer during last night registered minimum ot 26 degrees above zero, and ice one half inch thick was formed in exposed places. One and one-half inches of precipitation occurred Saturday night and Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
BLUFF GETS
 NEXT FIELD MEET

The executive committee of the Arkansas Athletic Association of Schools and Colleges Saturday select ed Pine Bluff as the place for holding the next annual athletic and literary contests in May. Hot Springs was the only other applicant for the meet.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
LOCATING THE TROUBLE.

When is suffering from backache, rheu- matism. lumbago, biliousness. sharp pains, sore muscles, and stiff joints it is not always easy to locate the source of trouble. but nine times out of ten it be traced to over worked, weakened or diseased kidneys Foley Kidney Pills have benefited thousands of suf ferers Sold by Greeson Drug Co.-Adv.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
OUR JITNEY OFFER-This and .

OUR JITNEY OFFER-This and 5c.
 DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, en- close with five cents to Foley Co.,, Chicago, Ill.,, writing your and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs. colds and croup, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Adv.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
.SI0.OOO A. 0. U. w.
 BUILDING PLANNED

Twenty-four members were aldcd to A. o. U. w. lodge No. 79, on Mon- day night at an exceedingly enthusi- astic meeting. Grand Master Work man John R. Frazer, of Little Rock, had the work of conferring the de- grees in charge and was assisted by
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
CHEAPER THAN HOMEMADE.

You cannot make as good cough medicine at home for little as you pay Tor foies uorsv and Tar. nor can you be sure of get ting the fresh, full strength. clean and pure materials. Did you hear of home made cough medicine doing the work that Foley's is doing every day all over the coun- trv9 Sold bv Greeson Drug Co-Adv.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
TO JEWELL MONUMENT.

From Fridays Daily
 Conway camp No 35, Woodmeu of the World, will unveil the monument erected over the prave of the late Sow ereign Isom E. Thorn in Mayhower cemetery Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18
Center Hill, Ark.
CITROLAX CITROLAX CITROLAX

CITROLAX CITROLAX CITROLAX
 Best thing for constipation, stomach, lazy liver and sluggish bowels Stops sick headache almost at Gives a most thor ough and satisfactory fushing-no pain, no nausea. Keeps your system ceansed, sweet and wholesome. Ask for Citr0ld1. Sold by Greeson Drug Co.-Adv.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-11-18

You'll see some of the fabrics and some good tall bring in other lines we cannot control either but you will nd the values n other lines that you will ma Ill UNITED LINES.
 UNITED CLOTHES are specialized product ot pop ular priced HAND FASHIONED CLOTHES. STYLE is very important part of their make-up blended with high value quality they are the best to be had
 THE UNITED HATS in all the new styles and shadings the best hat values in the state You VIII find here te exact style to suit the inside we'll the outside of your head matter how hard you ate to sasy Besides, you will find great line of furnishings to choose from All lines are complete III every oe'a
 When in Little Rock, you cordially invited to make our store your headquarters
The evening world., 1915-03-18
Dangerous Skating.

THE stage drivers In Yellowstone
PArk are bothered considsrably
~ the foolish questions aa1eel
by their passengers and often resort
70 oatirical answers. Once . woman
who seemed deeply interested In the
hot springs inquired:
"Drtver. do these springs freeso
over In Winterf"
ION, yes. yes: . lady was skating
here last winter and broke through
and got her foot calded."-Evsry.
body'6 Magazine.
The evening world., 1915-03-18
Not From West Indies.

GONE time ago the tsScher Of 4
- public school was instructing q
class In geography. and when II
came time TO hand out few qucs.
tons she turned nrst to Willie Smith
''wiliie." said she. "can you tell me
what 10 one Of the principal products
OF the West Indiesf'
mo. ma'am." frankly answered
WINE, after q moments hesitation.
''Just think q bit. Willie," encour-
agingiy returned the teacher. where
does the sugar come from that you
use 1t your housed" 4y.b
''0om0tlmes from the store" an.
swsred While. land sometimes W
bor."-Philadelphia Telegraph.
The evening world., 1915-03-18

Mosfay morning M Doyie comes 10 Hanys
tsbie, ildsou," he says, u want you 10 20 over AMI
hslpt ksvn. That's good counter and fhesen he
6haS3 IT ypu 10 put your budding young senhs 10
wo1 10 ysss hsstt esn1a." ~ HssH ahssa
sbeists.
The evening world., 1915-03-18

4 TOURIST IN the mountains Of
~ Tsnnessss had dinner with Z
qusrsiious old mountaineer
who yawnsd about hard times fifteen
minutes at . stretch.
why, man." said the tourist, you
ought 20 be able TO make lots OF
northern markets"
Yes. I ortsr." was the suilen re-
ply.
"You have the land. suppose. and
can get the seed"
Yes. guess So"
Then why don't you 90 into the
speculationf"
mo uss. stranger" sadly replied
the cracker. ''the old woman IL too
lasy TO DO the plowin' and plantin'."-
Washington Star.
The evening world., 1915-03-18
Good Stories
OF the Day


= 0Us0 J. HORowTTz. the builder
q many big structures In Tew
Yea and elsewhere. praised ad-
vsseAslng q . dinner In his beautiful
spogensAt overlooking the Hudson.
Z "a . arm believer In advertis-
int" saSd Mr.. Horowits. II imputs
Orsak part u my own success TO H."
Hrs Mr.. Aorowits's sunburnt and
Nsaashy face was Illuminated by one
% ME rare and charming smiles.
when . duck lays an egg" he
ssiA. ',1hs waddies hack to the duck
pond In Indifferent silence. But when
3 hsn lays an egg her frantic cackle'
Daho 70 known.
THE hen advertisee.
"And that, my friends. In why the
world eats hsns' eggs instead Of
0uok6 aogs."--Wasbington Star.
The evening world., 1915-03-18
TIVE EVENING NOAk0'S "NONE. S7ORY"
COMPLETE EACN WEEK

From the ~ envelope Of the balloon danHles
Q rip-coed, deslAneA TO quickly debate the
aas6aa In case Of emergency. Toward this
Myra reaches to checknats the Villain Crdn.
fee's plan.
The evening world., 1915-03-18
BY c. M. PAYNE
BY Vic
By Hazen C0nklj'

AtIength he beckons toHany. "Hudson," he says.
Brown tells me you have the markings Of good sales
man b you. that you are ambitious and dilyent. Re-
port 70 me Monday and ~ sec what lean DO 1cv you
n yaxcl regular iob.-Cosiisssd to-~arvv.
The evening world., 1915-03-18

81 hesr Mugssy has gene In ts'
photography"
"vse, they caught him taking ssv.
eral pictures In the srt museum"
"hamfst says his nams 10 ire.
evently at che top Of some pretty bio
biiis."
"vss, his tailor showed me one
yesterday"
The evening world., 1915-03-18
AMONG THE CLOUDS-By C. D. Irahoh
Part Fourss.The VlXaln's Threat

:. 4 1afin1 plan y besn h Roter's mind. Az
~ repe6y nacvntine bGljetn becomes . fad
~ cpeck In The shy b raDldly runs toward .
sahibstiea flilhn q the al.
The evening world., 1915-03-18

CrAspine her purpose; Granger ATTEMPTS %
plnlon her arms at her eide that he may bind
her a1ainst further activity. AZ the two
strp11le the light basket swAys Ind focks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07

uormer &Guig", Der i6m entiabren
mar, Suridno5m, 0aB er iid BON
frelnoen @loti6creien babe fortreI.
ben loiicn. n@r i6rie6 0ie 9toae, bic
Der a0nig geipielt bate, ia0em er
inn oen &rieg crflGrte4 N 10 lorten
bic 9lirf5eidmungen @rmans in oeut.
l6er lle6eriebung ueiter uoem
GinflltB Der a6nigin 5lL BON Der CT
iogte, iie ioate iicb lieber ouf Ben
Spinnrodeu Seidrdnfen Delhen
2lus0rud er 6weiHal ipieOerboltc,
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in0em CT bin3ufiigte, oaran iuiir0e lie
beiier tbun als nit oen g(rmeen uno
ben @ar0cn 5u inaritbieren. 3abei
moHte er eincn beftigeu 9Lusfna ge-
gen Die Srouen, Die ii1 in Die 9tegie-
rlnl niiihen mo flogte iie an, Die
ieicn Die llriadben alien llebelS, oaS
es in Der @elt 9ebe, lmO eriu1bnte
ais @eiipiel oen @inihiB Der Wlme. DC
M1ointenon auf ole &ioerrufung oes
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tuioerte, BOB id5 @elegen5eit gebabt
bGtte. ole Se0nigin Dor ibrer Sbrou-
beiteiglmg 5u iprederL uno ooB iie
mir oomols gciagt Bate lie iuerOe
ii1 lliemals IN StnatSgei@Gite mi
I6en, fiibrte cr an oob 6ie llriohe
i5rer @er1nOcrilng III oieier Siniiht
0as @riheinen Oes &oiiers bon 9hlb-
lauo in Berlin iein fonue, @r fiigte
biu3n, BOB er in Gbarlottclbutg IN
Sem 5dreibtiib oer &onigin unter
Spiben unO Sitter cine 9enfiAriit
aennoen babe, bic bon Ser Oppoii-
tion gegen Sen aonig un0 Der 9iegic.
rung an iic gcridtet iei. @r fiiote
nod Bin5u, OaB bic Gonigin cine iebr
biibIhe 8rou mare, Dab iic @eiit 6a.
ben fonnte, ober Ell pcruies tie immer
uie0er al oen Spinnroden, Gr
madte 0ann eincn nod iDeit beftige-
rem 9[usfaa oeacn Sen Frin5eh 2ouiS
Teroinon0, inoent CT io0te, Der a6-
Mig bdttc i6m Oeu aopi abi6Iagen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07

Die @eiitIidfeit ser Sta6t, ais Ocren
Senior uuo 8ortfiibrer Der me6r
ais 70iGbrige @rman i'm anreoete.
@r ipra1 freiniiiteig init tiefer
&iRnng feiner iino Ser glnpelen0en
Nnb6ngliAfeit oil oen &onig aus"
mo meinte mut6io, onoere @elin-
nungeu niiroen Dem &aiier ielbit ner.
werilid6 erideinen. gtapoleon uilter-
Gielt ii1 oarauibin me6r ais eine
Babe Stilnoe lang nit @rntah, ser
in einge6enOen fron5oiiiben, crit niIl-
inebr 6efannt gelporoenen 9Iuf5eidj-
nungen Die @orte 0es Serri1ers
oitfbepo5rte. 9Rn1oem er 5un1cbit bic
@re0iger ernla6nt bate, 5ur glnf.
red)terbaItung Ger 9fube uno 0eS sc.
boriamS bei3lttragerL ocrging CT ii1
in elmer langen glbiMpciflmA in ser
er nit iebr lebboftein 8eoouern bon
Dem aonig ipro1, ser i'm gum Sfrie-
&c oe5pungen babe, p1breno cr
ui6ts miiniAte, ais nit 8reuBen IN
groBer &ornonie 81 leben. @r Be-
flagte Ben &onig, Sen CT oSbren gn.
ten &0nig4 nannte, inoem CT oen
9(usorud narmer MeuI9~ ODER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07

oiih sic ShneioerfiinIiler ocn Mhlt9
geiun0en. Oie pifante lliireaelnIaBi1.
felt Die 8nrbcnpradjt lno 0ic bunte
Grnomcntif 0cS fcrnen GncnS in ole
mooernen Tomenfoltiime cin5nfiih.
ren. Ger cntidci6cnoc Saftor fir
cen cnoQiiltigcn Siea ocs GrientS IL
unicrcr Mooe lit ober ocr @nthiiioss
mis fir ooS ruiiiid)c 9allett aewor.
oen uno 0oS Gnt3iiden iibcr oic 3eidl.
nimocn oeS rnIiii6eu N2alers 9otit
Oeiien iippigc Sorben. uno Iornens
tr1ume 1us Dem Wldrchrprcih BON
Sauieno un0 elmer 9lodt in Dielen
6rouenf0pien oen ggmiM 3nr Nod
eiferiui0 cntjiin0et haben. @cnn Ole
Tdn3cr iu0 Sauscrinncn in ibrcn
Turbonen rn0 ipeitcu folti9cn 9loden
10 onnuithip ouSic1ea, oQml 9ldubct
ouh sic Gomen bier neue Mo9lid'
feiten an fin0en. um iih in lh0nea
2inicu uno rrit5cn Sarbcn uus5ule.
ben en- tritt lie 0euu o0mdblih in
cincm &oitiim oui oie StroBe, oas
Sen llnbcfongcncH 6liiIdthit lpie cine
WloSfcrooe anmutbet. Ger tiirfiids
Hontoffcl ser friiber in 0os @ouooir
ber6ount mar. IcuHtct hcute oni Der
StraBe inter Dem beinflcioartiacn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07

lonen ntill1cn IN 0en glugenblid, 0a
er perionlib li6 erlaubt bdttc, bic
6cniter zines Wlinilters oe5 &onigs
ein5lnDerien, ooB iiber6aupt Elm Scrr-
iber Die 8rin3en. IN ben ribtigcn
@reH5en bolteu miiiic, ooB Suouig
XVI, nenn er 5uerlt Dem Ser6oA
bon Orleans oen aopf bottc abidla.
gen ldIien niemuls 9eDolition in
5ronfreih gebo6t bn6cn piir0e1 ga.
poleon fragte @rmdn ob er gcleiea
babe, wns er icIbit iiber Oieic Iinoe
geisJrieben. 9oS bon Dem @errider
nit gr0Btcr 9ebboitigfcit gefiibrte
@eiprah ging oaun ouf religioie
5ragen iiber. y9ei oieier @eie9en-
belt ingte Der 4oiier, ipie ib MIDI
erinnere, Dab er aatbolif pGrc, aber
ale 9efeuntuiNe oulOete lln0 ais
cr babel BON Scr 3uriidnabme oes
@oiftS BON gtontes iprah, meinte er,
cr 10cr0e uicbt oieiclbe 9ltmm6eit
wie 2uomig XIV. maiden, llntert5a.
men peg5uid5iden, Die bic Sn0ultric
ans Ocm 2onoe trigen, tpie es Oie
9f6fugi6s gemocbt bdtten Sd nobnl
@elegenbeit, Inn 5u ioaeit oaB BrelI.
ben sic gleihen @rin5ipien oerfolgt
uno eiil 9eiipiel gegeben b0ttc, be-
ion0ers luter ser 9icgierinlg 6rieO.
ribs II uSa~ Iagte er, uaber er
bate feline Heligion, mas nid)t gut
it, neil Die 9lelieion sic @umoIoge
oaer Eugenoen iit ober, fiigtc er bin'
slL ner mar elm groBer &0uig ihl0
hotte feline 5roucu an ieiner Seite0.
Ser &aiier lieB iib Damn oen llutcr,
ibieo 5piihen Eeiormierten mo 2u-
tberonerll ouSeinnnocrieBen in0
Iaqte, oer mGre ii6er 0ieie Dinge niHt
iuterridtct ober er bielte lid on Oos
Goonaelium Seiu Gbriiti~ oGr Der.
abihie0etc uns nit cincn gnGoiecu
@ruB. SSd6 naberte MIDI ibnL im0 ici.
uel redten glrm ergreifeno, iaqte id:
Sire, oicicr gLrm iii iicgrciH. cr
Iei ou6 moblt11tig". 9ic nuit6igen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
Napoleon in syerIiu.

Otciipss 66eril5ntc ltuterreouna Ses
non y. $reoioers Sean Bierre ST..
rcidpa~,' ~''l II gtapoIeon no6 0elien Iieg.
eer S.,. Vln3ng in Berlin 1906, in
l9rodpn lolIroige @eiItli9e lners
QeaenSS, Gem almdatigen ScrrId)er
l3cn srlrat, mar bis6er mir in fol.
l5ealn oporlamatiiD oufgcpueten Oar.
$as SS1 e per 9loGmelt er6aItcn.
StiaioT po00leon in oieien fiir oo3
eiafisTo,, gSerIins ln0 greuBens 10
yen bot auaenblict mirfliM qeIpro.
Ole @y snolro nun erIt berafnf 6urM
eerldfes loentlidung oes Sriainal,
9oelno s.. grmnns, oen Gin g2o6.
9eiher "a SsS beOeutcnoen W2onnes, Sc.
geal iooSoa' SS,a'g gSiIbeIm grmon, in iei.
n 9pr9l ,gel bel 6. g. WlittIer & gobn
eruoess s''a eridicuenen 0e6enS6iIS
q. Ra% Sllm erItenmoI mitf6eiIf.
sS. lsemen @irsuq in Berlin am
Ss9oIssaIaiSiepreF; g. =. 1895 =. culpfins Ser Sron.
8 @o6nSr I'M f6nieli6en G6IoB, mo-
0lc @c6SrrSla genomiuen 6otte, 5uerIt
-yOr0en inO 0onn I'M 10 iibr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07

9lud ber0or. Iieie eantofieln err
itrablen III ellen 5orben bon Der roli.
gen 8lciihiorbe bis 5um lidten
@riiH. iin0 ans Samnt un0 Seioe
oeriertiGt uno nit Stidcreieu un0
Sinuelel berJiert. gln Ser SuBipige
idme6t cin aolOener Solbmono ODER
elm ouifaaeHoes SMmuditiid. glus
@eriicu fomnen 0ie Sunfen IN Der
5orm bon Sampenihirmen ino Die
meiten 9Rodc. Die ipie 8Iioerboien
nusie6ell aus @uBIan0 oie longen
faitanorti9en SiMerfeiienm6utel nit
0em tiefliegen0en @iirtel. gIrobieH
un0 Snoien iteuern 0en Eurban BET
init Dem iippigen 5e0es. uno @oel.
itcinidnud, uno 10 febIt nihts me9r
5unl Siege 0es Grielts IN Der Wlooe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
Ger Sie0es5na Scs Crieuts in Der
NiOOe.


Faris 1T nur nod 0cm Nameu no5
Oie Geburtsitatte inierer Tomen.
MODE; in @irflidfcit iino sic meiIien
ShiHudiormeu I'M nc6en ln6 i'm fer.
nen Often ertitan6en. Die ncueiiel
Soiletteu beoeuten Sen Sieg oeS
Srients auf Der son5en Sihie. 1ie
9iue 0c Ia 9Sair be3iebt i6rc glnregun.
gen aus SSipobon pom Ronir inO
ors Der Wonaolei. uh0 man Oeuft Dor
Den Goleiten inicrcr Tamen OH Die
lSarbenorgie eiues inOiidcn 9urbor
SSn einen cnalil6en 9lotte er5dbIt
Wlaric gnntini Die cin3elnen i10nen
Iingc nuf, oie oic Wlooe aus oenr
Sriellt 6eiogen bat: oie orabiiAen
GitrnlIiic, ole tiirfiid)cu ..Rdu6ermGn.
tel" Die &oftona inoiihe un0 tiirfi.
ihc Fonicfieln Iurtane init Je0crn,
periidlc Soicnrode. iaponiide 9Gns
ser uno Sdleiicn, sRoidee- -Sonnen.
i@irme. Iieie Crientuo6c itc1t in
einenl engen 3nlnmnenboua nit in.
icrer bilOcnGen iino unicrcr Niibnru.
fnit. Sic beaonn iih 81 reaen, ais
0oS slbenoloHS suerii in 0r0Bercm
llutfcuac init ocn @unocrn Scr iopo.
niiWen &unit befannt9emoht murOe,
unO felt Ole Shon6eit OeS D1ifoOo.
rcihes unicre &iinitler inmer me6r
III ibren Yonn aei1Iogcu Bat, bo6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07

9(btei beionoeh. Gie SoI5iduisereiea
am 91iiden oeS &ronungsitubleS mir.
0en ob9eiprenat, anb Der biiioriide
@ranitblod iultcr 0em Stubl. mlI
oem Die a6ni9e felt 9lobcrt @rurc ae.
front wlrocn lit beihdoigt Die
@citminiter glbtei, in Der ole eugH.
idcl &0nige mo iolt ale aroBen
@ritW ru6cn Gilt olS nationoIcs
Nciliat5um ocS cngliidlen &olfrS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07

Gntgegnlmgen @rmons, oie in bic
fem iGli9tcn eigeuen 9erictt peuiger
beroortretcn aber ionit oaeut6olbeu
erpobnt iper0en, mohten einen ltor.
fen ginorud oui 93opoleon. @ie Sean
Bierre @rmanS Sobn, Saul, aui.
5ei9net, bat gaopoIeon oni 9lbenO oes.
ielbcn Cages 5li ieiner llmgebung ge.
iagt ySelte bin i'd auf einen &C..
itoBen Der mir tiidtig Oeu aopf &C.
poi1en bot~.