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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-12-24
GONE DIPPY ON THE TARIFF


About the only way that one can
put it without being decidedly often
sive, is to say that great many writ
ers in the East seem to have gone
"dippy" on the question of the tariff,
for the arguments which they put up
are as wild as one would hear out at
State Hospital No. 2. Just as an ex-
ample, one of them excitedly writes:
The moment the war ends, the ma
tions now locked in death struggle
will suddenly pour upon us oceans of
goods at pauper prices; and, there
fore, we must build rates SO high that
this dammed-up flood, when released,
cannot reach the summit Of our tariff
wall.
Is there single patient out at DR..
Thompson's hospital that can or
would talk more rankly insane than
that? Possibly this wildly excited
writer has never read the report of
that French commission which has
just been made public by it, that it
will take at least three and perhaps
five years after the war for the indus
tries of that country to be put upon
their feet again so as to compare with
what they were when the war broke
out. The other belligerent nations
will be in the same condition and it
will be at least three years before
they can manufacture any great
amount of goods to pour in upon us.
Or do these men imagine that these
nations now have "oceans of goods"
stored up ready to ship? They GER
tainly did not have any great unsold
amounts when the war broke out and
most of them have been in sore straits
for labor and raw material to manu-
facture goods for the last two years,
Could there be worse madness than
the talk that suddenly at the close of
the war" goods win be poured in up
on US?
And another feature of their argu-
ment that is just as wildly wild is
that we must "make tariff mountain
high to keep out foreign goods. Could
anything be more wildly ridiculous,
for would not such an act entirely de-
stroy our foreign trade? How can
we sell goods to foreign nations, I'M
less we take goods in exchange? We
now have large part Of the gold that
they own and will have more of it.
How can they buy goods What gold
they had left would soon be exhaust
ed and then there would be no posi-
bility of selling them more goods. The
high tariff scheme would be the de-
struction of the business of this coun-
try. Our factories would produce no
more than could be sold at home.
Some, mills would slow down. EN-
ployes would be discharged. Other
mills would close entirely and we
would have the. same condition that
we always have had at the end of
every high tariff, Meantime foreign
governments would have time to re-
establish their industries and when we
came to our senses we would find that
they had captured the foreign trade
that had been offered to us free of
competition. The high tariff scheme
would come as near running this coun-
try as foreign war, and those wild
eyed Republican tariff writer's know
it as well as we debut to tell the
truth would not naswer their purpose.
st. Joseph Observer.
IMMIGRATION AT LOWEST EBB
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-12-24

The men who are making the Coun-
ty Soil Survey left for Columbia last
week. They have now spent about
ten weeks in the county, and have COW
cred about two-thirds of the county.
The work will be resumed in April
and completed early in the summer.
A preliminary report of our soils will
be made in the fall in bulletin form,
then later final report will be made
as soon as the chemical analysis has
been made. This soil survey will be
of great value to us in determining
intelligently the needs of our soils.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-12-24

General Chemical Company is build
ing 500 900 plant at South Chicago
to manufacture sulnhuric acid andf :
$1500OO plant at West Hammond for
chemicals. Other chemical producers
are rushing extensions.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-12-24

These meetings of the officers Of
the County Farm Bureau are an in
spiration to all who attend. The next
one will be held February IL, 1916,
and we hope that every officer and di-
rector as well as the president of ev-
cry local Farmers Club will make up
his mind to attend the meeting. Due
notice will be given later. That will
be very important meeting, and we
need the presence of all these men.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-12-24
"Clean Up the Bowels and
Keep Them Clean"

There are many remedies to be
had for constipation, but the diff
Guilty is to procure one that acts
without violence. A remedy that
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-12-24
VACCINATION TO STOP COLDS

Columbia, Mo-, Dec. 21.-T'he ply
sicians of Columbia are resorting to
the use of vaccination to stop the cpl
denic of colds and grippe that pre-
walls here. Before the close of the
University for the holidays more than
hundred students were confined to
their rooms with grippe.
Twelve are now in the hospital and
unable to go home for the holidays.
More than a hundred cases have been
reported in the Columbia grade
schols and in the high school. This
is the first time Columbia physicians
have ever used vaccination to prevent
colds.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-12-24
IMMIGRATION AT LOWEST EBB

Washington, D. c., Dec. 20.-The
tide Of immigration to the United
States ebbed to its lowest point in
more than 20 years during the past
fiscal year, according to the figures
made public today in the annual re-
port of Secretary Wilson, of the De-
partment of Labor.
The total number of immigrant
aliens, the report shows, fell from L.
218,480 in the previous year to $780,
700 in the period ending June 30
last. All admitted arrivals of aliens,
immigrants and nonimmigrants, were
only 434,244, as compared with l.
403,801 the year before.
Departures of aliens, emigraut and
nonemigrant, likewise show a notable
decrease. For the fiscal year of 1914
departures were 633,805, for 1915
3S4,174. The fiscal year of 1915 COW
ers the period of sailing home Of re-
servists from the beginning of the
European war till June 80 last. Dur
ing that time the emigrant aliens, pre-
sumably including the number sailing
to ioin the colors in Europe, were
204,O74, compared with 303,33S the
previous IL months.
Excess Of arrivals over departures,
alters alone being considered, was on
ly 5O07O in 1915. In 1914 the excess
was 769,276.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-12-24

Between Pennington and Flat River
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
DOter Der OteOput6ie.
Ger SesriiuOer bicier &eiImetbOce
mudb immer am VebeM.

@s 1T pielei9t nidt oIgcmein bee
tannt, noB Der 8eorinber pes unter
Dem glomen SIteopatbie betannten
6eilperfQbrens, ods in Sen Ser. Staos
ten cine gons bsoeutenOe Gntluidlung
erlongt bat, beute nod am 2sben lit.
Der r@oter Der Olteopathis" 1T Dr.
Mnnrep Soplor Sti1, Der beilte nod
nls prGiibent an Der Spite Der Dime
ricon S4pul Of SfteOpatbp in 9irfs<
piIfe, Mp., Itebt. Gr tprrbe am 6.
Auguit, 1923, in S~onesbpro. ga. ges
ooren uno er1ielt bort cine tdrglide
GrSiebung. Spdter beiu9ts er Ders
Ihieoene Yriratidulen uno bObere
2ehrunitoIten i'm SiiOen uno nibmete
Ii1 benz Gtubmm Der Gbirurgie. ais
Majpr unp Munoarat oes q. Runs
laser Jreifpiaigen Regiments mo6te
er ben 8iirgertrieg auf Geitsn Der
linton nit.
s1od 8eenbigung beg arieees Be-
gam er nit SpesiolItuoien, Die ibn
f6lieBLid oo3u fiibrten, cine neue Be-
Nanblun9speife gu besriinoen, bic or
nit rem Namen SteopdtDie be5ei97
nets. Gr b%e9ann-im Suni 1874, bic
neue Nfethobe al protti3teren uno
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Pins ben Seipsiscr @caeiteu Wamgidr
trp.
Gnglldlc lleberbcbaaa.

@Saa Nori lid elacntlldl nIdlt nun
Qcrls ooh ngr Gnalonoer annabeRn
'ull(s lelbiibcmllBt auitritt. miro Cir
nob ldloA bon ,Sigeno an l%Nitcuniiidl
Sllr Selhltilbcrhrbung eBoaGt Cd
hnttc W%eleacnbcit. Na9 glniiaBbeit iii
tles Sdliilers ocs @inheiIer @oueac
5l ollrdbl0tteru Mnideiter Cote
&C IT clue bohcrc Vcbrauitalt. 0hnlidj
Der IN Gton ; e lodtc nli6l, ole
36emleu 81 lclcu. Na i'd MIS- ioac
nnllnte diuiihiuA Aouerne5 cbcls
falls fllr loldlc 3t lorgeu hatte. mas
bel e~rrpadlicucl Shillcrimien mo int
fEennNcn Sau0e nidG iiinier lcldl.
mar. glbcr ih mar i'm ,SrrtmL Gls'
i'd alauhtc. idl fountc bier @ciipielc
.iiuDeu. Nm horc 0ie lleherihriltcn
.9Notnm 1T GHulono Die bcrrihcitoc
Moht Der Groe2@ .GuNlanos Slot
tc ole Qr6Bte Scr @cit2@ g4larunI
|nt Dor alien mocreu lSutioncn Ocr
IGroe gcraoc enaianN bernicr, ser
8eircier SnOicnS III merneH24 .SSd.
rum III GnNinn0 Oo9 an@criudbltl
&olf @oites2~ Gle cnQliihc 9tnii
OH ell &orbolO liir ole onOercu %oi
fer. .llcbcr Siitcn ma Wchrdlidl,
Der Ioifcr 0cp Noniment~
gicicich9 Sbcmcn aeuilacn MOTT
llnO bic gnfiuBc iclbit2 Ger WrnlO
gc0nufre Der lid mic Gin rptcr tSnOsl
0nrdl nile b%Inenrd)Sog. mar illnlel
lplcNer ..G9 III 0ic'AroBs Nronmiil
feis Der Gu0ldnOcr. Nic aies erinoA
lidli.1 SciOer iinnoen mir mir OH
Nrhcften ciileS nilttelui0Blacn SdIi
lers sur %crliiarmg, eilleS 5luar IS
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

NcS 0niicrs Grlnh an ieinem
We6MrtstagC.


MitimodL Den %. Sanllor. bcqing
aoiIer @ilbclm ieiten 56. @eburts-
tao. PHI oieieni Gage paroonicrtc
Der aaiicr ollie Oiejcnigen Die lid ieit
.@eaiim oes Arieges acgeil militdriF
Ihc mo Ois5iplinariidc @ciebc Der.
aonNcn bottell. 8eleioigcr III oieler
ge5iehunq. Die eiugcfcrfert .puroelt
murclr, mnr0en ans Der SAT- cntlai
len mo attoeren oercn Gjeloitraieii
crlaiien. Ser aaiier beguaoigtc nld)
ale O~ieieniaen Yerioneu. Ole iid bel
Nnfiinoigiuig Der Mobiliiatiou nid)t
ocmeloet batten. Ger Serrider er
lieB oieic Orore in icinem Telolager.
Ner5liden @liidpnnid) ianotet
|r1iiOcnt @ilion Ncir Saiier 5n isi
ucm gSicgcnieltc. Ias Gclearatnil
laltct uir iolgt:' vsaSin &anell ocr
Rcaicrltna uno @euolfernng Der Ser
ciuiqteli Stoatei babe ib 0as &er
aniiqcn, @ucr MoieitGt Die her5lid
item @liicftuiinihc slm @%eburtstugc
gu iibcrienoeit. ebcnio mpine .eigeieil
@iinIhc iiir SIR @oblcrqchen@
Gie oeutide Nlogqc Ipchte ON
2aiicrs @emlrtStngc ali Dem oellI
ldcu @otihnfts @ebnitnc. Is lcbe
&aiier @ilhclm!
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
6cim Oricccll
Obmc EcntiblonS

@ic aus 9nsapeit aemeiNci miro
Eat @raf Slllius gnnralin. Der iriI
here Mipiifev eeS SHncrp nn0 ciucl
Der A~crpqrropMolten Siibrcr Der Gp.
noliiioh poS @eriIHt. 0nb llnanrr
fpleaSmiioc Wb beitrebt lei. cincn
2aparatlrieAcu st iAlieBen, ais ieoey
9egrinAunN Wlt0eDreto be5cidHat.
SIN 5rleNen Weroe llAr nemeiulunl
nit Ieutihldno mo nun inter ser
NeoinanuD gcidloiien merocn, bic
heioe S0noer beirieoi1ul.
Gcmielben Geridt aNTeiae hattie
@raf Anoroiig apdl de0uBcrt. eIac
Der SmiptaHigaben nes neilen 2Iu-
BerminilterS @aron non @nriol wcr.
.oc oorin beitebeu Die NuSlonOpollti.
Ser NoppcImolnrhie oen n~eutrolel
Q1noern beiirr p%eritGnolidl 5n mad)cl
uno lie SIR @litheisnna oieier Mott.
lit 5t ncrnnlnfcn
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Jm 6ou,pf OeAcn
Die Q1Ac

Nud) in 9hracntinien 6abcn unIcre
2~anosleute ibr 9eltldtilm geqen Die
i6amloien llmtriebe nnierer 6einoe
81 perteioigcu. 8ie ibnen aud, BORT
Die Slut rar cngliihen 2iiqcn uno
Sdmabpngen gegenlibertriit, onrii
Der idreibt Elm aSiIabriider ieincr
Mnttcr:
NnrmQna, AraegtIAlep |. Nop. IA
..@cionSero intereIicrt baben MIDI
Icine Mitteillnloen iiber oen ariea
Gs iltt eiiem oas Ser5 lueb, asenu
man iolhG Hnhrihten hort ma Aiht
,mittun fam. G Nt gpglapAeE al
mirit criahrcH mas Seuti1e @aillN
iinO, mas Die eilerl.e Aeuijhe SSauit
hciBt. NlEaaAs haEe i'd sic Mad
ridten AlrA sen aPreniag aelMcE.
Sumner pnrAsA mir Sieae Der Wei.
gier une &ieheriaaen Der Hatihen
9enleloet nnA Aaau IN gunj emporeli
Der @elie. gAmtllNe lelepronimc
fanleii BON 2ellnon mo EarlS. atjp
dies 3hminoal. SotM p~eraeunete
IrudcriMmdrae ge06ft ms Ncner.
Gie aail5cn bier IN IpoNii@er Spra-
DIE criheinenoen Beiinngen iino
oeuiih feinoIihl Qiittid: bis Dor
ciniaeM Gogen lei es nod immer in
ben S6noen Der gelgicr; 10000 20
te baben mir gebabt. G6nigsbera,
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

labriaea SiinslinaS, Ser a6er i,
Sl!i mn Redtid1reimmn ,SehIe,.
alaalte. oerer Gin oentlher G%,rintoner
llal hotte ldldmeu miilicn srasSe,,,
neho CT an Der ShmeIlc 0rforas
%eroabllell mil i'd nod, pas i, 4,
Spellla . liter meiu piaenes gsotpr
,gHo lcrrte. "a hieb d. Sic Te',t
lu)cil leien lod iebr lueit ,ltri;rf
yvr 5lpllllation, lie miibten nod, moi
!vFtlel' aher oas piiroc jdluer ir;r
~ elpeml SanOc. mo Die So,tntnoh'
rlulg ans Souerfralt M,,s;,
gnaps. rohem Sleilb mo rnhen
Nlluel %pelinnoc, Der Nnlicr md, NM
rlllllldlcr &eiic @iutcridlot mi Se,,,
Sleu nIclte unn @aren mn M5ISs
Saiil'ch Auf meme ,Sroac, % er
plcle ldoHcn NciipieIc allf Sem enn
nalllnl aebort babe. iaatc 0er i,nn.
Malln nc itdnoen ia lis ieSrnt e,eo-
arapbiebindl. sd ucrldloffr mir ne,.
'Nleoehe G%renplnrc ans op,, -.
Is 1856 50 itonimlel0 NM moby
ilu lalt ~ icncm mar inter 7n,tih
lnlo. Dem man ciien icbr f1roI;,hn,,
Eiab elnarroiimt hattie. BON WSrc,'
Soilen. SalIcrfrant nm robe,,,
nlcildl olc &coe. Gin S}lld6 broJ,ts
logar nod Ole 9encrfunq. bar ocr
nulllqr "ennB Der rohcn ,SiIdle lIr.
lu'pe oeS IlislnBcS lei. Ser I'D, a,,rd,
saN5 sentldlono 81 pprbrciteu Nra
~ eSlt 6 "a Elm g9lnIner nam,
illH 0ir ItoIiel E6nrii0er nnh ~.
Haloe Sorbdren balten ,Sdl h,bc !,
~ oler So1rel meines Sllfentboltes
!, ellalano Sslmorroitae in oieier
Vv1'eol'lla crlebt. mir mcin Gelttid5.
SInl 9oer mldl afdlt Inn Gin Snto
~lMnlaierIl lalien. Geutihlano liner
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Illus CnprcmHcm
~Ucrtriebcll
HieaerIage bes NrimOeS ini
&aum uDn WnmbiWnsu.

Sim poriaen Montdg 6eridtete 0ns
.Neutidbe Nallptqitarticr iiber Die Hors
a0llac aui 0eln TitIiheu arirAsiehalls
plas, OoE Die nclitidcl 8affen be
Ne1sirsSDe Griolae Qcbatt halNat
1as rniiiIhe Sltraiirnsteer. fas
iib III SitpreubsH cingeniitet, bat iidl
III Netpegliitg geiest Der rniiiIhCt
@rcn5e gu. Ger Seino bate aliaell
lideinli9 aebnift, OaB Der Ginfau lei
ner I'M u0roliHeii &uliiih Eolen ope-
riercnOu MrnleeIt in oeuiIhes 8ebiet
Oen 1rud gegen feline Front abidm1
hcn piiroe. 3ieIe Soffnung bat iid)
aber nidt ppfIlt, 0enH Die Garmqrts
bemegunq nieies Sueiten rlIIilhell
@eercS lit auf Der &infe Hipnnsafah-
5anom 5llnI &teben getommelL nr0
Die Nrmec Trnncois, Die bon Wlatua
aus cine eriolgreihe llmgebnnqSbe=
pegung aiSgeiiihrt bat, lit iest i'm
@egriff, oicienI Seer ut ocl &iidell
81 falleu.
Gas @eriagcn oieier @orwdrtSbc-
meQiIne bat Die 9q1c Ser III Gltpreil-
ben opcricrcnoen ruliihen Strcit.
traitc nahaltbnr gemadt.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Britifbcr Siifss
f~rcuScr 8eiaugci:
SifHpr4 an isiIMss Safe aaf elne
prntid)c brine anigefloeea.

gie britii@a asmirqIitat aa6 an
Montag oifi3iea befapnt, Dab Der
0%iliptreuaer DWifnor" nit alien oil
9ora p~erloren eegangen Iii, Ser Ur=
tlGruua 3uiolge III 0aS friiNere Honi-
iabrteilhiff entme0cr int Sturn ge-
%iunfcn ooer ailf cine Minc gerotclI
lln0 lmtergegangcll.
Sn Der offisicIlcn Grflarnia miro
geiaAt.
Scr u&ifnor~ miro ieit einiaen
Gaaen ptrniiBt, uno IS nun nnll-
nIebr aHaeRonlmen meroen. 0nB cr
nit alien 0iii5iereH ms MaNnidafs
ten all goro lnteracganacH iii. 9tc
llrladlc bieics llntergangs lit lnbe'
ca aber einige Seid)en mo
MradItiide an Ser Norofiillc poll Or
lono anaeihmcmmt mor0em. 10 miro
anQenommel, oab Der 8i!isfreuSer
ipGbren0 0cS tirSli6 herrlhenoen
lhmeren Metters entweoer lnterae
aangen lit ooer aus Dem arrs gerict
mno in @emdiiern, bon 0snen man
meiB. oaB lie bon oen ScutlheH Mi
inert wllrAcu, aitf cine Miille apflief.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
2lnfruf
an Sic acutfcbcm Irnmcm
Ger StaDt y ntbin9tOn
fir Gnbcm, mic:

%n%lSludrHcr Sci6binOen fnr M.
icrc tafcren OcntidJen S%olbatcn,
Oic nd OramRen in Tcioe Bic NH
re nuicrcc %atcrlauOcs Uertci.
Oiacn, mno, nm @cib nno NinS
ST 6cidjiitcu, ibr Scbru c%inicBcn.
0er critic, Der an icinc SDloa-
ten in Der nabCnoea Nalfc 0n1l
te, lunr nnicr NrOnprin5. ScI
ucr Bite on Oic Oentidjrn Srau,
. en- fpIgtcn Die unocrn 9cfchlsba.
Der, III ibrcr Spitr Wcaclal
uou 1iMScn6ara, Der 9ictfcr 81.
prellFens, Seiien SrHppen luuhl
I'm meilteH inter Scm rniIiidJcu
@intcr lcroen miiiicm
SulItcn mir OcntidIen Slrucn
NmerifaS Oa nidlt nudl SIC AiGM
DC rcacn?
Natiirlih ioacn mo ailicn
aac, BIC g crm0alidlen ssngu,
Wclo ldlIfcn ic mefr Gcito
bciiCr -, Sic Ocutidlc @e.,dnit
IN MaibinRion mic moAi 3, Il nj.
le anocrcn Scntidlcu Ntninl9
hchmcm Oasiclbc in Ginp;a. q,
ubcr OG2 Wrfiibl. irlbit I'll 4 IL
lei, lcIblt OIr Wut etluns ltaSrru
~ fonucn, III odd 81 i,J0l, nm
Tilt Dem WclNgcben dliciM bic
Sndlr fiir abgctum niisaieIen.
6iir 10 Gin StrifSrnn fam nlaa-
dc frcic NsiniItc brltaft wey3en
ar lunlt tatruiuS ucrlaaiA )air.
Be.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
NnS Srafditn
air stipmnna in sroTlisu.

Ger yCSnabriider 3eitfntA" ett
ncbmeli mir ~iolqcnOcn bod .ntcreiiau
ten NrtifcI:
sd meib nidt, % I'll OieieH
8rici befonumcn ipirit. Bic Gngl1ns
Der idlieben olc oelttihen. Shiffe IN
Ocll @rim0, no lie Nieic iIur trcffens
..Sier int @ofcn licaen iiuecfdbr 80
oeutldlt Danpfer, Ole nidlt hcrnlls
'fGnucn.
I'll iraolf, Oh mir and bier Die rid
tigeu Hndrid)teil befomutcr iIbcr ben
arieg? SD fam Cir lIur inoens
|Oab anf DER aoil5cn @elt nib 10 picl
aeloaen ner0en fann mic bier. gor
Iaact Ginacr lit Vraiilicn ouf Seiie
ocr fSrnn5oicn mo init alcr Mod)t
Ncacli gcuNhlmlo. Ole NroiiIioner
|afaubcn ~uibcoingi sea 2iigcnteles
urammcn altS SSranfrcih, @u9Iono
|lni0 Ipgar aus MuBlmIo. @nn3
gentihlauo lit ~iibcrbuupt pcrnibtct
icOcn 1aa fonmeu uclIe gfic0erlo-
gen. ocr Geutiheu. 9ieics mare ia
an mo Iiir lidl niht 10 ihlimuL mcnn
oicN MN ancS mare mas nelngCn lit,
nein ons Shlimmite lit, 0aB ieNcit
Iaa larqe artifel in oci s,eitmngeil
pcr0fientlidt lueroelt, III oclIen bunrs
flcin aeihiIoert miro. mas iiir LII
mcnihell uub 4arborcn bic Gent
id)eu mRren. gie nlorneteH gapa IN.
idml0iac Nrauell uao iclbil 4inoer
III DER rabeltell 3cilc, gallie E0rfcr
Iun0 Staotc iplIr0cu nngSiiaAct INTO
permiiltet. sic Nentlhen SoloatGl
Id0iicn abiiMtIid) ma Nap3 oblle
@rllu0 .&irrben tm0 aranfenbdiler
iibcr ocu &mtien. ehenlo idIoiicn lie
ani NaN .Notc &relt5e rrin1iicn 10.
gar midntloiae Observation-Disclosures.
Sic Ieutihen martrrtcn Die uuidulG
I0iae Qan0bcuottcrnna ppu @eigiQa
llnigalah lnua alsi bic nllerarmllafAIle
g0cllt III xooc. Nbenio t0f1islt lie al
He iciuDIihcl 8eriouHisetcr AMI Sic
idrcnfidjite Nrt.
limo 10 ctipas miro bier 0cm NO[fe
ieOen Sag beridtet, SIT Is oaber cill
@unoer, Dab bic MSeniden nit ab.
idDcu uno Sob aeaen IentidInno crs
iiint iino2
Gac 3eitungcn iin0 geacn Geutid
lano uro 6rifgell audi mir Srtifel
Die gcqen 9elitfhlanO aeiAriebcn
iinO. 9Sscler Maeuif lit %felienieit pom
Der @abrbeit OieIer Nrtifd iiber-
5euqt. Tap ioaeng Gcutldlano lit
an alem id)nlo; Der oeutidle 3aiier
lit scr ar58te ,@epbreher Oas Ssabr-
bunberts" "! lln0 10 ctplS u%liiliell
mir Geatihcn ms bier eciallen lni
len. Nir fGunten Iei0cr .niftS gcaen
oieic 9iigen maiden. Mtnn mir bic
@ahrbeit iagen, 10 alaubt ms liie-
MANI. Gie Sahc lit ibou 10 weit
ge0iebcn, Dab Gin graiilianer in Der
3eituua i9rieb; Gas oeitide Oh
rcntport gift ms ieet nihtS mebr, oa
il icl6it Der 8aiicr icin G~brnlport
gebrohen bat.
@pridniia mlifien tgir eaaF arlle
3cHtihe itiA IeiU INA ollie icne NeleI
NlanNaeH init miirbt9em Ghmetaen
bepmaterihluden &pffenttiN beln6brt
it'd apA bier mip0er has g orldmprt;
@pr alllest lahl, laht OTn @eiien.e
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
9ldt gsodlcn I'M e6neenayabsn.
s(us cillem Selopoitoriei.
i. 3eacm6cr 1911,

NnH mRhte i'd HaM iaacI, eaR g
almd6li6 anlniIAf. ilnA I~6ti9tgeilie
al ncroen, oaS Niegen in een 9 hite
engrhhep. Seit hem +. Gftober liz
gen mir MN ihon in oicien Sebmlp.
bern, nnh iiher Dem aqptp elm po0r
&retter, NIT @rNe behedt, Menas
regllet. tropit cS ms dlIi oie Raie.
Stecft man Den aopf 6erauS, iutlgcll
Die Nran5oien mie nilo all 5n Idle
zen. Ms uno al 6ebnrfen lie inns aid
nit @rannteu. @enn le oi6t bel
ms cinidlnger, flieat man immer 10
Gin paar Sanobrcit in Die Sohe. Gic
Iran5oliihe IrtiQerie @lt ab
Gle periteht Die .Ghieberei. Mit der
ssniunterie aaein p1rcn mir balo fer
tia. Sic remit Idon, penn tie uufc-
re SturmIignale bort. Isle lailae
oieic @eidid)te MN nod onuert. oa@
m1aen sic @otter miiicn. @nrlanfig
miiiicn pir oaiiir ioracn, aaB ms der
@umer nidlt auSgebt. 8amit Sbr
Tcbt, Dab ld) troB nllerS trapn5en nod
INNER sielnlid) auf Dem Damn bin,
icnOe i'd Gld Elm @eoi6thcn. oas i'd
in SAiibeHgraben ihrieb INA aas
iplprnocrmaBen beginpt:
Sn oieiem SanA Der ~gran0e Mation@
Ga iiben pir ieit Woben fhon
SIN 0rabelt obne llnterlaD.
is mad)t m~abrbaftig menio SpaB.
Tod MllttheL I'll fannIt ruhie
Iem
@s miro ii oocb nidt eplq ieif.
go, nrtlt ipil1 i'd gllh ali Cure
Sragen nod antportcn. ban DER liz
be @ntt uIs an @anle All ~. ell
Wedbhen ihenftc All mciner arobteu
Treune. Sd mill boffeu. baB Id cS
chit in meinen sIrmen baItcn NIB
init meinen Hngcn Icbm fann......
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

rem nsRtidrn Gtletsl ah Ma l nes
sfpunaen, JrolIen ma ll9ohcn in
Berfs1ysoienit, dui G~traBenbabnen
AnD1 Giiensahnea al.5aI elca utsO III
2pnoon perurio1le Die GiEfte1ung
gum &riessOienIi eiHea ioldeH WRaR.
gel all Mdnnern in 9oliaeioieaTt, oaB
nan Trauen sum BOIiaeipienit beroeis
liebsn muBts. Dos beiaeTiiste 8ilN
seigt awei Don GOnDonS Boli3iitinrsn,
Die bejoubers aur u%ebeTmaGyung oes
GtroBenpcrtebrS pertpen0et pernen.
Sbrem 9tuSieEea hnd) gu iHlisben
6iirften bic beipen GiherEitspdd)te
rinnen frilber aumpfIuffrasettsn &c.
tpefen isin.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Scirdgc iiir Srn SilfstouO.

Setragc 5nn NllFefrnS fMr perwnuOetc SulOaten nnS nutlci.
ocnOs Nittiuen nMO ysauca uoa ncfalcncn aricacrm Der Oentldcu
mo ufcrrcldrih naGarildcG Nrmccn mcrOcn uon bcuolmGdtias
leu eoNcftOrcn Ocs o@fsmaa Yrcrican 1914 Meiicf SOnS" eciam.
men. Sol~c mcr0cn Lnttnngcn gCdcn ans Scn fGr 0ieicn 3luef
lpe5iel bcnnmten GaittnngsdHdcrn. 0c 3cutraie iii: Gnuo &.
NnOOlpb, Sdatmcter GrrgaS Noiorol sanf, 500 siebemtc Ctr.
0sN.; Sclcpbon Main 52.
HrA uIrO fMr Nao SratiAc &Otbc Nrcns uon 6oniuL4aent
corner, onrean " esf @al9iaGtOn Yuan nno SrMit 81, seiamntct.
Chr Ssaidsn @saihinmor's, ecScnft Gnrfr bcOr0uotcu Nr6.
Der una SdWeltegn ian alien %atcrlanSc, MmS traot nal MSaih.
tst VHsr Sdlerflcia fNr On SifSunO 6ei. vGSci lei Der @trnid,
Ntfrrid aaO gut!"
YIN Scosr belle mad arpitcu, Snn SifsfOnS bci5niraaen; iec
AGA y tie'nc 1nniin' iufs nit ~eFaltct Sanf cntscsen scnDmmen.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30

llnf eIne Nufrnae bel ,cr Oent-
ldlcn &utidaft bier, ~ hin eDtI.
Scn0Mngen fiir oit oeMfidIen .
Ernppcn IN ridDten, oa mnTerr
Sdliffe oudl nidt fhjscn, uur.
&c SdDreibcrin Oieir~ an Grrel-
lens 0ernbnra, frdbercm bout
idlcn &olunialTiini ca mo iebi-
arn &crtreter uHlercs Roten
ArcnSes Mis- 6arltun, Neiu
Yorf, Y. ~, ucrmicicm. Die.
Ter antiuUrtetc is!jr licbcnsmiirs
Din mnO uUn0an' anf bic idrift
lidlc Nnfrnge, oaf nllc Sadyen
lnr Ole Ocmtiden Srnppcn uon
She German HeO @ruf Delegate
is SruoOmag, &Oum 100
Nelu 9lurf Gitu
N NmpInnB genrmmrn Mn0
0Hrd) nc III lidlcrltcr Meiic nadl
SrnhrH grinnot mo burt pcr-
tciIt miirOen.
SOdcn in alien @rOfcu.
Eulumdrmtr, - Nsaidlen AMI
: Naocln, MT ocr uicrteu y1n.
Del rcdltS MmO linfa i5-50
Wal lrrnm acitridt.
yeIbbinOcn. $4,000 VIA
i.bru, rcdltO unO Iinfo i2 3uI
brit aeitridt, bic SdmaIieiteu
oaum -lmiammemgcuGht.
Shawls, 600 Maidseu,
ieiabalb yaro lam arisrat.
INT Fgdlte.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Wci6GtOe pu(isiacr..
cine ariesSncnbcit in Sen Strabeu
&Dncpns.

Der &rise. Der in alien btteiliqter
Qdnosrn Ole p%e6rfGbioen WlGnner non
ibren g%epohnten @efdGftigunssu riei
bat in monhen 6dnen gu redt ionoer-
barsn llmseitaItuugen Der @~srbdltnif,
gefiibrt. Der Wtdngel an NlGnnern
mahts ,s in OieIen 5dlleu. n0ti9.
6rouen 81 9ienitsr berbeisu5icben, Oi,
IcnIt ousihIieBlid BON MGuuern per.
fehen tpurOen. IN Berlin IT'D nnos.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-30
Mid. Sart0ulst reidlt SOrloac ein.

@cprdicntant @iAarN 9Aorlbolni
non Miioilyi reidlic ON %porooriaer
Wfittmodl inn @anle cine @orlale ein
HSsr3uiolge Der @rGiioeat nst &cr
Icinigtn Staatcli ermadtigt mcr0cit
foli. cinautrctcN 9cAcil nie &crfnnl.
Tina Der 0insciitaaten Der lllion
melln nicie geaen mislanAiihe Niir
aes einiMrei,en Sic g%ntineiNrmf
ilbes Yergebcn poa I~usl1nAern iol
Der Snri@oiftiou oes &e3irfSacridts
i~herlalicu meraeM.