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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
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Gin feItfomer suns.
@os Ii9 Der 9oitor horoenommerr
tDor niht leiht aus5ufiiGren lin lia
in feinem GGt|@luB gu befGreIn
brau9te er jenD9 nur ii bas blcids
4ntliB feiner Satin Su5baucn, bic
itarr un0 regun9slos auf bcn ipsiBsI
SifIen lag. Menn er oieIem iiiersll
Slide nicbt mebr gu begeonen brnnd'
te, lDenn lie i4n ipieber onlGnelte tDle
friiber - ipeI@e Seligfcit! agnIss
poIlte er 0mnn feBen, nm iGr beim err
item BicoerauioGmmern bes 8eipuBt1
ieins 5urufcn Si fOnnen: nJrsus 6it1,
mein 6er5, ollie biiltern Mplfen iinO
Der1AniGt Seine MsuIbenieele miB@
traut Dir mebr. grpaDs 3u 5rieoe'
Sreu0e uno 2ieGe. ~ Die QSDnne DieS
Ies 9lugenblids mubte ole @4merasr
aufpiegen. 3ipifGen FOLDER S1oTfaun9
unb @rfiiIlung lag cine iDeite &lntf'
Sn @enofepos Boubpir iiBeub lam
&omeron na9. ob er iicb Eibt iTNeTO
eines llmitancts erinnern TONNE. Del
ibm Bel Der 9Diung oes prSbiems
belfen miirDe. Seine @eboNIn ipcr'
berteu 3uriid big 8u jener Sturbe, Od
er bur9 Die Seffnung pes @Urbuuna
bas per3neifelte WlGo9en bDr DcEa
&omin i'm 6otsIainlmer tlieen geiellsr'
Was tat lie Dort9 II Sie. berbrGHnE
elm glatt 9opier, Elm ein5iecs Slatl'
2lber ouf rem SiIh lag eiil 9auln
eng6eiGriebener 8IGttsr, Elm gnifstS
pGd1en Papiere, Dpn einem iAusolsp
blauen 8an6 slliammeHoebalten. y W
batte bosIelbe cnmals ni9t beI0nOefs
bea9tet, aber Die gorge GSent Dor
icinem @e0dGinis unauSlDI9Iih clll'
gsprdgt. Menn sr bic 2lugcn fdllcB,,
bermo9te er iebes Dlobsl Oes 3imaEFS
oeutlib por ii9 au 1eben unb oni ptg!
Slid D1s 3intenfaB, bic 5soe:s ols
bi1t an Der aante lag uno oa9
9Gd9en. Mos Iollte onrerss oor'n
fein ols 8riefe - 8rieIe, bpu osTlsn
fi@ Miloreb 5orlsD EslbR n cidx
Stun6e niht trenntn mo9ts. lDsl1.
9lufI6luB iiber ibr 2e6en, itre Hieps
entbalten TOnnteu urD ieBt fiir Jpn pom
gana unberedlsrbarem sBer. iuatslA
- ~ (5ortIsbung Fola:Q W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
Sntcrciicn il allcr Gile

acn 6inm5 Sitcrciicu in aler gile
ii6ernoHmen.
Gie 6ieiiaen 8arfiers banocltcn
ange6lid in 5olge ser Snforuatior
Dab ole 5einoieligfeiteu 6innen 30
Sogen eingeiteat merOen wiiroeu.
@ic 9S6ilaOelp6ia oidien 5eitigcn
@inf er6ielt lit Elm @e6eimuiB, ii6er
0aS feincr Der 6inan8magnaten ii1
duBern Wollte 9le6nliHe Stiornla.
tion geIangtc chuas ipdter aacr.
Oings ou6 nob 9lem Yorf 100
Die 0bIigationen 5uerit auae6oten
wur0eu.
geianltli@ muroen neuli6 bei
2loD0s in 2on0on S2etten Don 2 &c.
gen 1 obgei4loiieu OaB ser arie0
um &uni 1erum SIT @noe ge9en
piir0c.
Giner Scr &6ilaOdpDia 9anfiers
ga6 mlf 9eiragen 5u, ooB Die Snior.
nation nibt bon Gelttidlano fomme
pllliiere Sniornntion, 10 erflGrte
er, uge6t Oa5iu, OoB Dies mir ser 9ln-
fang zines 9eualtigen 0eltiAen ST
mans %lanes lit, Scr Oarouf a6jielt
idnca ben Sanoel pie0er aui5ime6-
met wann Der 5rieOe fomnit, Gieic
9(nlei6e lit nidt fir @hnition. Sie
ipia leoi9lid Den oeutic6eu @re0it
bier iiHer ltclleu manu nia NeiiOie5
ligfeitcn uorii6er iiuo, iooaB Oie Ocut
ide 9lation i@nea apf 0en Nlorft
fomnen inO 3u nicorigen @reiien
fauien fonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

SEEM 0orf, %. @ldr5 III @ei
ser GoIliIion eincs Souren-9litos nit
einem Sorico6, Oie iib beutc @}or-
gen an ser Gde ser 8. 9tuenue uu0
As. StroBe 5utrug, wuroen orei Ser
ioneu berlebt. Morine.9ielltenant S.
@. 0onnelD ltno Sri. N3arD Smith
BON ylorfoIf Ga, worcn oie Sniaiicn
0eS Garico6 lie erIitteu SHnittpun.
Den iuo Smito6i6iirfltngen. 9ru-
Orew @reis, ser Gigentbiimer irO
2cnfer Der EoureHmoi6iue, muroc
0erbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
I'll RopifeL.
Dptt0r &umerDn 8 6 MT
fmIuB.


Sin Sag mar bereonoen, elm fltr6ts
Ear ernfter Sag fur Dottor Rdmeron,
0eiTen Satin am &anoe oes @robes
geI6pebt battle. Go9 ieBt mar lie 70
trant, baB i'm Sauie mur leifes Sc
FILTER unb un60rbare Sritte geitnttet
ipurhen, aber Das 19limulite mar bod
Doriiber.
Sobalb &ameron obfommen fonnte,
beoub er iib berobrebetermnBen 81
@rDce, nm Der llngeiDiBbeit Elm Gnbe
gu MAIDEN, peIne bur9 Die lebten
gGUrte ieiner syrou berborgerufen
porDen mar. @r fpuBte, BOB Dies in
1einer DluGt iionO, oenn ibm mar MOD
tlar erinnerlicb, BEL nel1er @ernnla1s
iuno er @enoieba Das itarfe Wlittel,
0ds fie nlr in Der borgef1rebenen
@er0iinnung eebrauc6en Otrfte, eegez
ben bdtte, uno er re6nete oarauf, Dus
pieOer3leriennen, fuenn
aun bic Gtitette, auf Der bas Wort
n@ift" nebIt elmer BON ibm 9efbriebez
neu @ebrau9saupeiiuug itonb, abge=
riIiea mar. y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

ihei &anfoiuS 9lrmcc bat 6cute pie
iolgcnoe GrfIdrunq erlanen
uglnt %. Nidr5 oeriuaten sic Eiir-
ten eiuc Gffenio 8enegmg IN Der
@egeno ser aiiiie Ocs S9par5en
Mrcrcs lie iUiroen ieOob auf oaS
liufe llier 0es 9lri6aue 5iriidgepor
icn Snt G6orot6 @aB trei6en ltn-
icre Strcitfrdfte oic Siirfen meiter
ami glrtDin 5uriid.
sSn Der 9fidtung anf Bic Sonadn-
laf @e6irgs5iige imo inn T6ole 0es
gllasfert 6aben ii9 un6eoeuteuoe @e.
febte a6geipielt. 9ntf ocn anoerei
E6cilen Ger 5rout lit feline peientli.
DE 9leuoerng in Der aagemeinenSi
tuation 5u Dermerfeu gepeien4
qlmtIi6e @teI0uug BON
g8fen
@ien Dia QpnOon, 2S. 02dr5.
Der @eneralita6 erlieB beute gl6eno
Die nadite6enoe amtlide @efaunt
moding:
uGie 9lngriffe ser &iiiien in oem
SnOouo. uno Dem So6orc5 S6ale
(aorpat6en) iinO 3uriidaeiHlageu
worOeu 5eit eeiieru @lorgen 6a-
ben Die adnpie ouf 6eiOen Seiten
Oes Eboles cin menig nadaclaiien
@d6reno oes Cages im0 Ser 9}adt
CAB eS g(rtinerieOuelle uuO Sdar
miibel.
Sn ouOeren S6cilei ser &arpo-
then ipielteu ii6 6lutige Sample a6
gSir na5meu 1880 9liiien geiauger;
nlo oif Scr Gerfolgitng oeS flie6en-
oen 5einOes mohten mir nod pei.
tere 200 @eiongene.
Sn Guiiid6-%oIen imo @eit.@oli.
5ien lit Oie Situation lnberdnoert4
Br8em0l- @oruifon nur
$4,000 Nionlt fart.
g9oibingtom 2S. Wldr5. Sine
offi5ielle Gepeihe. sic pont ausmdr.
tigen Pint III @ien ali sic 9ieiigc
oiterreic6iide 9otidoft gelangte, BAT
folgenoen Su5olt:
u9iah einem GerluIt bon 10000
Nlauu 6ei Dem Iesten gnisfall ser
&ertbeiOiger bon &r5en11sl 6etrig
bic Stdrufe Der @orniiou ser Sc
ihrug nod $1,000 W}am. 9(uBer0em'
6eianoen i1 in Ser Setting nod
$4,000 GiDiIiiteu eiHihlieBlid) Ser
g(r6eiter ln0 $4,000 araufe lmo'
Geriuituoete. GtiDa 1000 @ei6iibe-
Oie meiiten Ooritnter alteu GDps-
mlroen nod redt5eitig 8critort. Ger
lebte 9lngriff Ser 9iuiien puroe aus
idlieBlid bon ser Snfonterie unO
Moibiuengepe6ren 5uriidgeidlagen
gQle @eriidte iiber @lerterei in Der
@arniion iino o6iolit uu6egriin
0et~
Sn fritii6em Sto0ium.
@efiuG China, %. 0}dr5.
@rdiioeiit gluan, abi. Sal epnferirte
geitern ipieOer nit ieineu &otbge6ern
be5iiglib Ser 6rage Scr 9lnua6me
ooer gl6weiilng Ser iopauiiden 5or-
oerungen altf 0enen nod 9lnga6e ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
g9iMtin I'D S0rpurnti0ncn.

&crr 9laon Is @irOWoo0 mndt inn
9luftrogc Ser Stoats- -Steuer-Goni-
nliiiiou ali ouerer Steae OeS u0eut-
icGeu Gorreipouoenten~ 6etonnt, ooB
Gorporationeu Oeuen Oic Ginreib-
ung jd6rlider 9eric6te BEL ser Com
million gcieeliA oorgeidrie6eu lit
unO sic Dies ni6t get6ou 6oben, Dem
Gorge6en Ser Gomnliiiion in 9e5ug
auf cine Gr5pinguug Der geiebli6
ieitgeieBten Stroien ouSgeieBt iinO,
menn iol6c @eridte ni6t bis gum
TO- 9(pril 1915 eingcrci6t uorOeu
iin0,
Gorporotioucn. sic ans irgeuO eli.
nem @rin0e feine 8ornulare fiir
oieien 3ped er6alten 6a6en perOen
ougeiuieier, 9lpplifatiou Inn iolHe in
Oeu 9ureaur Der Gommiiiion 5O4
Linton Eruit Building, 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

6inciiibcu geauiten sic ssoponer
jebt NIT erneiitcm 9loAorud bcite5eu-
Gie llnter6onolimaeu 5niibeu 5a
pon rmo G5iua, uclde felt me6rercn
gso6en ina @onge iino. 6obeu ieBt
ram 9luiiGt ser @6ineicn ugeid6rli-
6eu @o0en" erreidt. Die 9eipre
hmgeu bel ser geitrigcn Gonierenj
Ger Gertrcter G6iuas unO Sapau's
ore6ten ii6 Inn sic 6ragc Der iopani.
iHcn @inmouoermg in 0er.ganoiHu
rei uno dnoere 95lnfte, ii6er 0ie teinc
@ingltng er8ielt uor0eu iit.
Die Sopaner 6a6en nab Sniornla.
tion, bic an hiueiii1e ofii3ieae @reiie
aelanat ilt auaeociitet, BOB cs 5o-
pats 9lbiidt iei .5pei peitere Soroc
rlnget oeu 21 6ereits mitgetbeilten
an5ui9deBen. g8ie es beiBt miQSa
pan All oeul 3oamaien Gbiuo's, Oas
iebt inter einem 9lnlei6e 9lbfom
men bon england controlirt miro,
peientlid)en 9(nt6eil ne6mu.
9luBerOem min Sapau bejiiglid
oes 6inciiiden Sal5 @}ouopoIs
G6ino's sr6Bte @inno6meQuelle ne
6en 0cu Sou elm &ort utit5ure
oen 6a6en-
Die hiHeiiide &reiie 6at III leBtcr
3eit eincu lebr antagoniltii1en Gon
gegeu Sapaa augeidlagof ben &rd
iiocnt Yuan S6i &ai 0urd pieoerbol-
te Gr0res eiu3uodnmeu aeitdt bat.
2lnd bic @tablirung bon @oDcottS
gegen Sapan 9ot Der %rdiiocut Der.
6otcp.
2 hnere @ei9Hbe mad
SmDrua.
%oris, %. @}dr3. - Ger 2ltbe-
ner Correspondent ser Saooss2lgen-
tur iagt IN elmer bonn Sainitog Oatir-
ten Tepeide:
uIas 0}ineniuben in Sen Garoa-
nellcu 0auerte ggitern iort. IS wur-
Sc angefiinoigt, oaB oic Dlinen5one
bis an sic Staot ser Taroaneaen
ieBt geidu6ert iei. Ios g9etter iit
ictt flar
Cine Gcpeide ans gourlo6, alen-
9liiea, 6eiagt, ooB iiir groBe Giiian-
SEN einqeric6tetc @einiibe, ocren sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

3atTc loIcDe 'oWNIVI,,
5en ii ben Setter
itno eutieb / I q e's
9iiictenipe6, bab lg
MIDI faunI aiIfreWl
balten touilte. S~
gebrauc5te 6 6laS
lc6en bDu 2D0ia Y
Yiut6am' rSeqes
table Gomponno
iiuo tauu iebt iple.
Der irgenO ipellpee
g(r6eit Derric9ten l@
icblofe uusge5elful
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

ITVI IVTT NFFVT
lit gut, uuo ic6 babe aud Ionit feiuerlei
Selc1iperoen. Sb cmpfe6le 2b0ia Y.
Ylntbam's 3 g&egetable COMPOUND" jepel
SralJ Die leioenO lit" Srau SarrO
6tiber 1925 9ouHtonzStr, giicetolplI
SR,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
GtaIieM rNnet.
(5ortietuua OOn ser /. eeite.)

runa imO i6rcr Gor9dn0erin cnt
itonoen ans 2luii6teu 6iniibtlid Oes
GrnItes ser @cfa6reu uel6e oie Sns
icgritot Oes Sanoes 6eoro6en Die
Regierung t6ut glneS IN i6ren arai.
ten Ste6enoe, Inn bic @togli9tcit BON
@eiabren a63nueuoen
@ulgariens 5tan0pllnft
erl1utert
Berlin, 28. @91r5 (orabtlos
nad SoppiIe, g2-S.) Gle lteber.
ieeiide 9ladridten.9lgentur beric5tet
6olgeuoes.
.&remier @liniiter NaOioslaUUfi
bon 9ulgorier crfldrte III eiuein 5n.
terbieip nit Dem 5oiia.Gorrcipon-
oeuten oes ngerliner 1age6latt~ oaB
Die buIgariife 9legierung beihlonen
babe, 10 Ionge 8ulgarieus g3eutroli-
It 81 bewobren ais oies I'M SutereiIe
0es Sanoes gelegen ici 8ulgorien
70 betoitte ser @reuiernliniiter, lege
QroBcn @ert6 ouf ieine frelmoli1en
8e3iebingeu nit Geutidlano. Die
@eriidte bon Scr be0oritebcnOen 9le.
organization oes buIgoriiden @abi-
nets i'm nationaliitiiden Slime ieien
rnpabr, ga Oie N2e6rbeit ser 0epu-
tirtenfanlmer ino oes gan5eu 2an-
0es bic Eolitif Der Gegiermg gllt-
DciBe.~
gsas 0as frnu5oiif9e
&rtegS6iircatiogt.
GariS, 2S. @}ar5. Gos iran.
5oiiibe aricgs6iireou Bat 6eute g5a9.
nittag Oos folgenoe oifi5ieae Gonl-
mmiquc 6iniidtlic9 Der Greianiiie
oui ocm mcltliden ariegsi9aiiplabe
uer0iientlic9t
u9elgiihe 5lieger 6oben 0as Oeliti
ibc ,Shlgfelo bel @6iiteles Gin 8eit.
6lanoerh iie6en Wleilen iiioUeitlib
BON 8riigge( bom6arOirt.
Sin Oeuti6er 9leroplan, pel6er
aui @ar0onDieQier @om6en geporfei
bate, plroe our Groe ge6radt.
,Sa oct @egeno oitlic9 bon ben So.
ben Scr @laaslfer, in scr gld6e ppn
Nlarhe0iQc, 6aben imiere &ruppen
ieinoli9e Sdiibengrd6eu in elmer
9duge bon 1870 Wleter 600 yar0s)
genommeH unO 5mei @egenangriiie
oes 5eitoes obgeiblagen.
8ei 2eS Gparges ba6en pir iin-
iere 6ortidritte bonn porberge6enoen
Gage fortgciest lno ieinolide 2auf
graben AMI elmer Sront BON 150 Wle
fer III 9eiie geiiommen.~
Ole &dmpfe i'm &aufofus.
8etrograO, 0ia 2onoon 2S.
Nldr5. Ser @enerallta6 ser rriiii-
ISL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

GrfIdritug. n aarl; o@aa,
mas III iin0eidIa6t2" n @lla: olln-
gei6ladt iit pem @iner longe im-
ter N}enlheuirciicrn gclebt Bat imo
mcnu cr 0an micOer nad Saule
fonrnt.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
MlilliOndra-@itfmc 6rIndJt @altimOre

@|tAtAtpNh*~ ~@AA+@tRN INtiI% ~yN+~tN'~@N
5ron Soiepb sells, Die 98ittue OeS
@iiaiondr Seifen 6abrifalten BON
&6ilaOelpbio, fommt morgen nad
Baltimore I'M in Der @laiicuOer-
iammlung OeS o@itp Glub's~, ouf
Griubeu oes n@omen's Single Eor
Glu64 BON @}orplonO upO ser $40
rDlonO Gar 9ieiorm 9Giociotion@. 81
ipreden Gie @erionuHlitng finoet
am sl6en0 in 0ca &Gumeu OeS oGitp
Clubs inn oberitcn Stodiuerf Oes
N}iuieD.@ebdltoes itatt Serr 6cls
6etbdtigte ii6 bis 81 ieinem EoOe oi
oem Sample 5nr Giufii6rlng 0eS
Single Ear" Spitems. Seine
@ottiu ieBt MN oeu 6egonnenen
&aupf meiter fort. Sic iteate fiir5-
lid BEL elmer Geriommllmg IN &6i-
looelp6ia 0ic 8e6uuptimg orf OaB
Der enropdii6e &rieg nie auSge6ro-
den pdrc meHn Gin internationolcS
Single Gar" @eieB in &roft gepe
len mdre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
Ncr Sall eincr nnneren Nran.

%roDioencc, 81. s. nSd) fam S9r
nGegeto6Ie COMPOUND" ud6t gcuug cnls
pfeblen, Oa Daielbe gsmoeroinge filr
mid perridtet bat lmo id ne o9ne 0nsz
ielbe ieil mod)te. SD lit an eiuer yer
id5ie6ing, nieberoriidenoen ScGmer6cn
nnO 9iiidenpeb, big icj taum me6r .au
itebet Derno1te, uno icj mar bollltdnOIg
bermtergefommen, ol5 ic6 &DDia s. Sgllll5
9aui's o&egetu6le COMPOUND" 81 neg5
men bc9auu IS bali mir. ruo id5 err
freue micD ge9enipdrtig Der beiten ee.
iulbbcit $50 drbeite Den gan5en Tag "
einer Sa6rit auBerocn1 perric6te iG melS
ne 6ausar6eit, mo 0nrmi5 f0mueu Sle
erIeben, iUas 0as Nlittel fir mid beplrl
bat. Sdl crt6eile SbneH Die @rlnubnG
meinen gtaneu 5u uerofientli0en, lHo l@
enpfeble Sbr 0%e9eta6e COMPOUND al.
len meinen SreunoiuHen." Sran
glbcl SawIOn, 126 ittsStraBe, EroS
UOencc, 81. s.
0cfaBriigHalc fir Srancit
iiuo, mas ein glr5t 9iiidenidjmer6 6e5eldp
net lpluie Stopfpe1, glerb0iitdt unD glleS
acknowledgements sr pielsh Tdllen iiiO
gln5eic9en oa bon &eri6iebungen ooer
9nt3iiu0uHgen, 0jeic6iuiire, iuelc6e ale err
foIgreieG befdnpft perben iDnnelL inoenl
man SDoid g. &intban'5 o%egetable
GompoilnO" nimnt Saiucnoe llniereI
anerildnil6en Srauen le9en ipillentll@
3eugniB bon Der Site oieier W}e0i8in dD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29
MlaSdIen aIs Mefanaene aedaIten.


01em 9orf 2S. @ldr5. 81
6oIgc einer 9}a35ia ouf elm g(port-
uentbons, SIR. 1877, G1t 1913. StroBc,
ptlr0en 5mei @}anuer unter ie $4,000
9ir9iboft ieitse6oltet pdbrcuo ser
gigentbiiner eineS uSlats" unter
$4,000 @iirgi6oft geiteat puroe,
inter Ser glnidulOisura 5pei ilnge
@ld06en ais @eiangene gebaIten 5u
boben.
9lgeiteu ser &inocribuB- @eieG.
id5oft er5mangen ii6 Gingong in oie
@obnin9 uno fon0en bier oie 15s
id6rige a1orD Cohen uno sic 16-jGb-
RICE Srene @oI0itein. 9ie eritere mar
felt oem 16. @ldr5 pernliBt.
ESinGer sehr9lor0
MACH FLETCHER'S
So n e K q RIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-29

9}od Ser SogO. Griter
Souutossidger. uSait I'll oenn niht
einen Soieu 9eidoiien?4 3weiter
Souutagsidaer: n@etroiien babe id
cine gan5e Menae, ober lie iinO aQe
an mir por6eigeloufen.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-04
HAS FOUND IDEAL CITIZEN

Editor John Green of the Leonard CTexas) Graphic, a very worthy
member OF the newspaper craft. declares he has found the ideal citizen
right in his town. Whether he is the ideal citizen, the Appeal IS
willing to y, but it must say that he is a very worthy n me
world would have of prosperity if there were lore OF his kld.
The Graphic says: There Is a gentleman IN tist knoWh 20
us all, who is just about on ideal Of a good citizen.
"He is making his money here. he is raising ana educating MS
family here, and he expects to live and die here
when he has any money to spend he first looks carefully over the
advertisements in this paper. If he finds what he wants he goes there
and gives that merchant the first opportunity
"n everything ne buys he gives the home merchant the preference.
"He occasionally buys articles from abroad, but they re cases
wherein he cannot find that which he seeks in his W community.
ale believes in his home town, and because he does beheve in it and
intends 10 continue to live in it he grasps every possible means OF adj
vancinp its interests by keeping his money in circulation at home.
HE, to ur mind, is the ideal citizen.
Would that he were multiplied a thousandtold.
For w need more OF hin.
No will undertake to deny that the Graphic has found a citizen
to be priced by any community.
A community made up with such as h e III prosper oeyona te
measur set tor most communities these days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-04
BAD ROADS KILLED HER

A few years a beautiful woman in the prime OF lite lay suHel-
ing a sick bed in a rural community.
1t "a imperative that she have a physician at nee.
The hired nan as dispatched for III haste.
He made the best time possible, but the roads we're muddy an oe
and ut up and travelling at best a very slow.
He lost much I'M in going, and the physician was equally delayed
in his progress.
After man hours he finally reached the side OF TIT mere
Ymt death had beaten him-for death had n o a roads &c oo'ef.
Bad roads killed this woman.
And bad roads are killing others every day IN k manner
Now isn't this a compelling argument in tavor OF oet'er o"u
roads Or is the life OF a human being OF less valne tsan the COST od d
few dollars spent in road improvements!
A member OF your own family may rms te SUBJECT li 'e "'
story. brother. Best think it over
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-04

forideInp the coone1's testimony, the question naturally arises
-...h.r n New York Repubhcanism, the party has been the means
- me end Of the bosses or the bosses te means to n end of the
party. ---A---
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-04
WHY THE WAR WAS STARTED

A summary of events leading up to HI a hat is n''
correct in its facts than in its rhetoric and grammer is puohshed III
LEcho de Chine, a French journal edited by a young hha"S h'"'
lated literally, it reads: -,
Nov there is great battle in Europe HI began oeeause ~.
Prince NJ Austria went O Serbia with his wife. n mar OF oelpi'
killed him. =
Austria was angry, n so write serbia. ++
Germany write letter to Austria, / VIII hep you 70
"Russ;a write letter to Serbia, / will help you
France did not want 10 fight, but they got ready their soneis go
"Germarv write letter to France, You don't get ready, OF Va"
fight you in nine hours,
Germany to fight them, pass Belgium. ..,
plunu saw i m = country: | am not a road And Belgium "ne
letter 10 England about Germany, to help HEM.
$50 England help Belgium
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-04

Don't bother. your neighbor. Sub,
scribe for the Appeal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-04
AMERICA TO BE FIRST

First place in the field of international finance may come to tn
limited States as a consequence of the European val w 4 " h"As,
rember ri the Federal Reserve Board, told M american Ne"ue"y y
po,afc,l md Social Science in session in Philadelphia.
To obtain that preeminence in international hnance' pWeS' -.
In ~. o rrn;ted States us resist any tendency toward nhaion
and = wild temporary boom, such as history Ia shown equehus ro"o"'
the conclusion OF great wars. 49,, ,on+
L. a..,,r.d that IN nation is in a commanding position, III point
~ ~. .h,t The trade balance has been in favor OF n Onted
g.. IL h. amount OF S7l9OOOWO for the last N in montns rs
,..L.co Ia predicts might reach S2DOOM0NO by the end u i9o
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-04
NEVADA DIVORCE LAW

The Nevada lax-dvorce law may go before tn people TOT uen
verdict at the banot-box. There should be enough whoiesomeness ;"
,,h;c sentiment in Nevada tic defeat the obnoxious statute Eve Liz
worthy divorce case need not be rairoaded through tn courts" nos
VIII deserve and should have a divorce a afford to a easo"a
- 80 .;n. Cor IL and meet certainr restrictive conditions, IN order tn
IN. divorces which is prompted by lust and motives tina ar who"y '"-
worthy and ,nexcusable, may be decentralization Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-04
Jitney Service Resumed

Jitney Service Resumed
The Capitol Garage will begin SER
vice on Friday, April %, on a new
stage line to Empire, Mound House,
Silver City, Dayton and Carson, max
ing connection with all other stage
lifes 20 Reno, Minden, Gardnerville,
Sweetwater and Lake Tahoe, two
trips being made each day. Help us
to build up the traffic to and through
Carson.
Capitol Garage & Engineering Co
a22-1w
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-04
ENGLISH LEAD IN IMMIGRATION

u. IL a., interesting fact that since the opening OF the European "a
80. m;ora have come to the United States from the British Isles
~, from \ other art OF Europe. At the present rate the British
m.;rro,;o for the year will reach 124O00 as against 10000 last year.
~ rate Of German arrivals is about normal although only halt tne
.,rhe Of last ear. The figures for the year at the present rate OF
,rr,,, will be $4,000 against $4,000 last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24
EXTRA TELEPHONE SERVICE
New England System Valuable Ad.
junct In Case Of Grass Fires

The present spring drouta1 which has
dried up the fields and woods bids fair
to make record in the number Of small
grass fires in and around Augusta and
Hallowel. During the past ten days
there has been but one day in which the
emergency service Of the New England
Tel. and Del. Co.. has not been requested
and used to get aid for grass fires. For
tunately none Of them have resulted in
serious losses.
The emergency service rendered by the
telephone company both from subscrib-
ers' stations and public pay stations
without charge is rapidly becoming an
important adjunct to the protective sys>
TENS Of the city-dre department and
police. Since the starting Of the service
a few months ago It has made a place
for itself and the special handling of this
class Of cases almost daily affords timely
aid in securing prompt service of the
fire and police departments and in get
ting physicians promptly In case Of ac-
cident or sudden illness A list Of physi-
clans is kept In prominent places In
the operating room and not infreQuently
1t 10 necessary to call four or 1--WE before
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-24
PROF. McCONAUGHY
LECTURES AT CONY

Friday evening was an instructive
as well as entertaining evening to a
considerable number of Cony High
school students who assembled at the
Y. M. c. A. to listen to the illustrat-
ed lecture Of Prof. James L. Nc
Conaughy concerning Bowdoin COL
lege, past and present.
The pictures thrown upon the screen
traced the college in it's development
in a very interesting manner and
many Of the traditions, such as how
sr about all colleges. were finely il
Illustrated. Such a lecture must ne
cessarily deal with a variety of ma
terial and 1t Is q very difficult task
to give it a unified. coherent narra-
tive. Prof. McConaughy originated
the idea Of having the lecture and his
careful work upon 1t has made it one
If unusual merit.
Arrangements were made by a few
interested undergraduates and alumni
and the evenings program, including
light refreshments, was a marked
success.