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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

0ieler I1armorfltgeln -- sic 0idlten
boben einen Turhmciier bon 40
8entimeter iebt ms in Gritainen
Oeun oie augeln itomren ltn9eidbr
aus ser ndmlicben Belt, no Ser @apit
bier oben ioB un0 0eu IN ser Sto0t
pliinOernoen 9onOsfnedteu nihtS
on5obeu fonntc. 0ie meiiten iinO 10.
gar alter iln0 oa nimnit eS ms nun.
Der, oaB bic @eiobima Der 8ura, Die
iolde gepoItiae @eihiibe 5u ibrer
@eriiigung botte, nidt mebr 0nurit
ouSreiden tonnte. 8enbenuto GellinL
Scr Die 9elogerlmg mitgenaht bot
problt 5mor ie6r nit ieinen Sd)ieB
fiiniten, ober in g9irfli6fcit muB cS
Oamit id]lerbt ousgeic6en babell ionlt
lu6re cS oen &dpitlicben iir1cr &c.
ltngen, oie 9eloaercr 5it ocrtrcibcn.
Nlan fonmt 5um S6luB, 0nB Oieie
unae6eliren &ugeln oiellciht me5r
Bluff ols ionit etpos gelueien limo.
Geaeibt meiBeltc man iic mo iteate
lie sur Shoit mir inn Ben 0ie @u-
eeIsburg beiuhenoen frenioen Serr.
ihaften cine oroBc &oritclung DON
Der pdpitlihen gtrtiaerie bei5ubrin.
Gen, Die DomogliN gar feline aono-
nen beioB, bic I'M Stanoe gepeien
mdren Oieie &iigcln aii5unebmeu
inO meg5uidIeuoern.
Ger gngel. Ser an Sfeue eineS im
odtjebnten Sabr6unoert bero6ge-
nonnmenen sen @ipfel OeS @eb1uoeS
front, bat ionoerbarer &eiie nidtS
nit Dem 9rie1e 5u tbun obihon cr
elm Shpert in Ger Sono bGIt un0
gan5 mie Elm er9rimulter Sonft
D3ihael ausiebt. SSn Sabre $50
miit6ete Die Eelt in 9fonL lmo 0a
bate Ger Eapit Gjregor cine 8iiiou;
er iab oui Dem @ipicl oes Naorion-
grobes einen Gnael Der 0ns Sdpert
in oie S9eioe itedte. 0us beoeittete,
oaB Ser 3orn @ottes 81 Gnoe iGi, iu0
in Ser Sbat borte Die 9}eIt olsbolo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24


sSn oieren Togcn, no aricgseeidrei
Die gan3e &elt Our6boat, fam nan
ii9 nidt Dem rubigen @enuIie ser
gepoltigen @unoerluerfe Wlihcl
gIngelos in Scr Siitino oOer Der f0it.
lidcn @lolereicn &ofaels in Stan5en
mo &o9gien bin9cben, itn0 Die De-.
3oi6ernoe @eiditbte bon 9lmor mo
Elpdc in Der 5arneiina bernog mrs
lett ni6t me6r 5u fefeln ais Die berrs
lidlc ginionteit ser ronii1en Sam,
pcana an scr @ia glppia. Ser arieg
mlt )5Alahten ino Selagerlngen,
nit @ononen imo 8oitioneu mono-
poliIiert tnIer Sntereie, lillo Die ul1s
oeradngliben Sd0n5eiten ser epigen
Sta0t miiiien Oogegen 5uriidite5en
glber Die eipige Stoot pGre nid5t bic
euige StoOt, mem ie niHt oua mli
oieiem Gebiete ciuiges oui5uweien
Dotte Sic alte Std6thaner nit ben
elngebdlten ontitclt 9ieiten mag ou6
eincu friegeriihen @eiit bei1ditigen,
mo Ole @ngels6urg cisnet iid luie
tolm Elm 5meiter Srt oo5u, Oen &C.
iualtigen llnteridieo 5ipiiden Der ein.
lti9cn unO beutigen Seitltngs. unO
Gelagerungstitnit oor5ut6un.
@enn mir iebt leien, iuie oie mo-
oerneu @eidiiee in meni8en Shlnoen
ole nit unaebcuren Sta6lplatten ge-
pm3erten 5eitin9stbiirme in einen
Sbutt5ouien Deripanoelit nogegen
bel Dem Sacco 81 9lonia Dor oicr6ltn-
oert So6rcn Der Rapit iider unO lin-
ortolt6nr ouf Dem alien @robmal
oes aaiiers Soorion ioB no binun4
ierldaute in ole erobcrte Staot, no
N menig mebr ols Steinpurismeitc
ole lut5erii6en 9auOstned6te ibr g8c-
len trieben in oen prddtigen Srnat
DON Sar0inGlen lno ouoeren Sirhen.
lllrltcn gcbuqt i6re llt8ii9e bielterl
Iho Su Der Gngelsburg 6inaui60bns
lell belien sSuioiien ibnci e6euio-
l9enlg chuaS anbaben fonnten mie tie
'9net oonn miro uns oiien6or, pic
aan3 ligebeuerIib iicb 6aS @eihiie-
lDelen leit jener Belt entpideIt bat.
SaMols fonnten oie ouf ser GngelS.
Dllrg lte5enoen annoneiL geidmeige
oe'ln Die fleiuen &on0ieuerpaiien
lpeoer oen in Oen Yrati Del Gultello,
5oelnen 6nlbel @ilomctcr bon Der
oura laaernoen aaiierli9en nod oen
ulf Dem on0eren llfer 0eS Eibers
ul''9er5ieAenoen 8liinoercrl ehpas
5n Seloe tbm, imo e6eniomenig fonn-
cl lene cine StlIgel 5u oem Hopite
9'laulld5iden gci1pei1c Oenn ole
Hellliten Wlauern Der Burg ontoiten;
9e'lte tonnte man nit trgeno einem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

6ln0ert ais Gheil elmer Staotmalier
ae6out mor0cn mo pur0e nadmals
apieoer6olt erncuert lluO ncr6ciiert.
0ie @oitionen melhe oen olten 9lo-
merbon mugcben iiuo iu iedl5e6ntei
mo iieb3ebntcn SabrbunOert erbont
luor0en, na1oem idon porber Die
@dt6iirme mo mas Mouerquaorot
erridtet moroen poren. gIuh cine
aaaonengieBerei elm Slrienol, Elm
Scu96ous iuo cine 0diu5r COB es i'm
iieb3c6nten Sabr6unOert in ser
@naclS6llrd oonn obcr pur0e 0ieie
mc6r uno me5r ais p0pitlihes
StaatsgeidnauiB benubt. @lon rid.
tetc bic mutifen @robtonrneru 81 @e.
fGngniB3caen ein, in oie nienials Elm
Sidtiirabl 0roHg, mo ole an Shrcd.
lidfeit ocn beriihtiaten 3cleit i'm
Do8enpaloit 5ii &eneoig cher poron-
ae5cn ais uoAltebcn. 8enOenuto
Geaini Beatrice Gcnci Goalioitro
itno onoere, bobcu oieie @ei1nonillc
beriibmt 9euncbt. 9hl6 EN- nit nun.
Oerit6onen Observation-Disclosures &c.
Ihnliidter @nloit lit nuf Scr GnaelS.
burg ertihtct ober mir iino bcite
mr nm Scr friegeriihen @tnrihtun.
gen lpiacH bcrgefommen.
Oben lit Elm Sonl ais 8aiicnmi,
ieuml eingerimiet mo ga lit oaeS
bon SeQebaroen, SpieBcn, 8cuer.
ipoffen. Sdjucrtern, Golden uiu.
1ntergebradt mas man bel oen g8ie'
Observation-Disclosures in imo bel
Der Burg geilmoen bat. 9luf elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

&on0aliSnllS 0ns 6errlit1e 9iat5bauS
bon 9open inO 0ie nod weit berrii-
deere Sot5eorale BON 9feims nit I'M
beOGltenoen @eldGOigwn9en aus oen
&louen ser &rieg5filrie eutfomnclI
limo. S6on iedl5ig Sabre na@ Dem
Tooe oes 5uleBt bier bcigeiebten 2oi-
iers benubte gIurelion oas mdHtige
CARDINAL bei Der bon ibnl angelc1ten
9efeitiaung Ger Staot, uno ols i'm
Sabre 400 Die @otben infer glloridj
unO ipdter inter 9itigcs oic Stn0t
beIagcrten. ipor Oie SaorionsburB
Der ieitelte @lnft. 9obei oert6eioi8.
ten lid Die 9foner nidt MIR nit Oel,
Beh ln0 fohen0en gSoler, IonOern
iie nubten oie ihntiideaoen Statllen
inoenl iie iie oeu itiirmeuoen @otben
ouf Die @0pie marien @as Oann
nod iibrig mar, purOe ip6ter III cnt.
iprehenoer @ciic bcnuBt: man Ored'
leIte i6Gne run0c 0iurnorfugeli
oaraus, ole ols @eihoiic oienten
Solhe @uaeln licgen orf ser @ngelS
burg nod in Wloiien, lie iinO SLIM
E6cil aus 0em ihoniten poriiHcn
W}ormor, mo an cinigcn fonu man
Spuren BON ghlgcn, 9ioie mo 0iuno
crfcmen mclhe bcucilen, OaB Die
Quael 0crcinit Gin @otter- ooer &c.
roentopf aclucieu lit Ser ein5ige Oil.
Ic6nlidc 9leit ocS Statucli1mdcs
oom @ro6mule Soorions bctinoct lidJ
ii6riacts nidlt in Ron ionoern III
N}iindcn. eS lit Gin ihlafcnoer Sam.
9ie 6um E0eil eaUaltige @roBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

floitcr ct. @ollen oem Aiiitelpunlt
geiiiiaer Nulhir, Elm n3minger" aus-
lanoiiher Sdugetbiere mo 069eI be.
itonoen su baben, SIN 3ciialter oer
1roBeH @ntOeditngcn erblclt 0a5
glbcn0lono our1 sic ausaeoelitel
@anOclsbe3iebungen audi bcliere
&enniiiilie bon manA irenolanlilder
&reatur. 9lomentlid erregic lie Ole
rofie, bon Der Die critic mobl iAon
um's Sobr so b. Gbr. unier Suliu5
@aiar nu6 europa fam, oaS Sn,
terelle Der @elebrten mo 9aien Sn
Can 9ionora iUuroc i'm oie Wlliie
0eS AZ. Sabrbunoerts elm aomeelr
gcitiit erridtet un0 bic percIu5et
auitMlhenoen fleinen @onoerucn1'
gerien brahteu elm ioldes SdIii ocr
g9iiite 5inpeileu ais bodlte SclteH
belt nod Ieitihlnno. 1902 muroc
Der criie Glcfant in gSien 0ilcntlldl
our Sdjml aeitellt uno baum Ser toi.
ierlihen Gbierianimluna IN Gbcr4
Hull CllltNtlNtu4. Nlr HitItt NANttN''
tion eiuheinliidcr imo irenolauoi
idcr Grcatlircu ioll anaeblih ole
1852 in Smonbrnnn BET g9ien en-
rihtcte fuiicrlide Wlcnoaerie berCor
eeganaen ieiu. 8ereiiS glniang oe9
1S. Sobr6unoerts belonoeu To
Geiierreid nehrerc NQcnogcricn 70
ste 1919 ouf Shlob 0elueoere pon
@riH3 gugcn bon SnnopeH Qepoute.
Sn guropa lit iidberlid Der cpenloll1e
Sorom ocs @lantes ser dlioiie 1bler'
gorten. 91on oeni Nlulicr oes Rarl,
fer mir0e 1908 oic &6nialide Ale
nnnerie in Shittaart aeboid ne 9lilg
1917 elm. 1923 eriin0etc mmn oct
jett ipeltbcriibmten 3ooloailhcn @or
ten in 2on0on. 1888 erbielt Nnlltcr
oom. 1912 9lnipcrpen unc tSit
Berlin ieinen 300"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

moOernen 9leoolper sic in gIei1er
@ntierniug ite6enOen @egner oer-
treiben Seilte miiroen oie @eihiibe
bon ben gllbaner Bergen aus, Die man
Don Der @ngelsburg gar nicbt iebcn
fonnte, mcnn mir bier 0ie nebligc
gltmoip6Gre oeS 9torOeus uno ni6t
ole muu0crbar Hare rmo refine &uit
Sytoliens bGttcn, Die gon5e @ngels.
burg i'm &anOum0re6en 5uiannen-
geidboiien bobNi. Ole ungebeureu
W1auern oes ontifen @ra6boues lmo
ales, pos oaS Wiittclolter ooriiber
crri1tet 9at, Sic N1ooa5ine, &oierneh
ggo6nungen linO @oI0lte, mGrea
ihneIler, ais man es nie0erihreibeu
fmn BON i6rer Stclle peggefcgt ooer
in eineu Sduttboilieu Oerwanoelt.
Sin pabres Slid allo fir ms
9}ohge6orenc, ooB oieie hir6tboren
Gloi6inen crit in miereu Eooen er-
fuH0en morocn iin0 gQus pdre Don
alien oen berrli6en 9auperfen Der
Gor5eit mobl mli ms gefommeM
lpeun man inon Dor aSobrbunOerten
iol6e Wiorier beiciien Bate pie jene,
oenen Ole sEan5ertbiirme Der belgi-
ihen un0 fran5oiihen 5eitingen err
legen iinOl 0enn Oonols gob cs nod
feline Sentimentolit1t fir olte &oli-
ten un0 @unituerte. un0 BEL Oen 5obl
reic6eH 8elu1errngen, 0ercn i'm Wlit-
tclolter faum cine Sta0t StalienS,
6raufrci1S un0 1eutihlan0s ent-
oing, bliebcn 0ic &oitptmerte Der
@oufiurlt MIR Oarum bolbpegs iii-
oerlebrt, neil ihre 8ouort it1rter
mar als sic oen 6einOen 5ir Yerfii-
glmg ite6enoen 3eritorpugsnoidi.
nen. Dab trotOcm Der &rieg ouA i'm
@httelolter un0 i'm 9lltertbitm ihon
oen bilOenoen &iiuiten ni@t gerooe
for0erlid mar, lebrt ms Die sc.
iAi6tc ser @ngelsbarg.
0os @robmol oes &aiiers l0oo.
rian, iporin niht mir er, ionOern
oub ienc gto6folger SlntoniuS BiuS,
SilciuS @orus, Wlorcus ghreliiS,
Gonlnoous mo ais letter Septinius
Seueris beiaeieet iporOen iin0, io0
etipos on0ers aus ais Die mittelolter-
liAc unO bcutige GrBelsburg. lleber
Dem gepoltigen Wlauerring Der i'm
N1ittelalter I'M einige Nteter erb0bt
lpuroen it, erbob lid uripriinglid
elm ouigeibiittetcr GrOfegel, oeu man
nit Gppreiien bepilon5t uno in einen
feicrlicbcn @orten Derponoelt bate.
9iunO I'M oen Yau berlun aber ltan-
oen auf Der Wiauer un9e566lte Wfor-
moritdhlen, Die 0en beltci glrbeitel
ser 4oiier5eit geborten mo gan5
obcn auf ocm @ipfcl ocs Wlittel-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
3ar @eidli@te Der 3oolOgiidjsu Ndr-
TEN.

SNr OelHtwie Ger SDplpguWeH Our'
ten.
Ser Glteite 3oologihe @arten, bon
Dem mir iuiiien, miro 1850 D. Gbr
i'm $eiIigen BUD Der Sieoer cupd6nt.
Ser 9ineiiihe Scrriher gu. @ona
lieB ibn onlegen, nannte ibn Borf
Der Suteaigen5 lin0 bcmabrte 5aiige.
tbiere, 80gel SMilotroteN unO Si.
ide Oarin ailf. Ger @ortcn beiianO
500 Sabre. Bon Den Serri1crn BON
giiDrien uuo gobDlonien ueiB man,
ooB lie fleine Sbier9drten luiterbieI
ten un0 nod bis oilf uniere Gage
lino Die 9owenaarteu Ger Vleocr be.
riibmt. &on 0en orientnlilhcn Can.
0en falnen pielc @ertreter Der bort
beimiiden Ebienpct 5it 0en @riehen
lu0 Gomern. 9ctonnf Fno Die IN
ocn Sriump65iigeu Ger Gtiaren bonn
Eiber cine groBc JlolIs ipielenocn
@rEppen pOn N0;ucn. Ei9ern uno
GIgSaafcu. glefauien nairoen io9or
sum Seiltou8en abaesidtet glod
Gerfdll Der 9}omcrberrldort borcn
mir, mie oie 3eitidrift 0Das Mii.
fen" berihtet, bis ms Is. Sobrbun-
bert in europa foum etruos BON
Ebiera0rten gin5elne 6iirlieu biel.
ten iib 5u Soao5pcden peridieoenc
Solfeuorten iino @ebe1e bon gej16m.
tenn goelmilo. ooS tie 3um 9lupirideu
an ieine 9lrtgenoiien benuBten. SIN
ino uieoer fiuoen mir oud in Elm.
5elnen Stdoten Sdrcn5minger; cs be-
iieht Elm iolher beide nod ols
g9a5r3eihen Der Sto0t in Bern.
@16ren0 ser 9rcli3iiigc pur0en bon
sen Gittern uno Solonern aus 0en
bon i6ncn ourd5o0euen 9dnoern oi-
terS inn 9lben0lano unbefannte Sbiere
mitae6ra1t, uno iheint noment-
lid ouf Dem m1djti1ei 9cneoiftiner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

oe5eiet oDcr ou@ SSuIiuS ii. umo
iiberbaupt oac 9apitc oes iiiui3ebn-
tcn ied5e6nten un0 iie65ebnten
Sa6r6uuoerts bo6eu bel 3utbotea
imo glus6eiierln9en ibrc @oppeu.
iAilOer in Der Burg anbringen ton-
nen
Ser beute nod beite6uoe @nng
bonn 8otifn SUR @ngels6urg sber
0en oomals Clemens VII uno ieine
2eute fliidteten lit i'm neunten Sabr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

6oues, ser 6eute bon 0ew gngel &C.
front miro, itano 0nS @eipann oe5
Soinengottes, bier 8roncepierOe lino
Der oen @ott trdgenoe @ogeu.
$50 iin0 olle 0ieie alnitmerfe bin-
getonuen2 So oamalS ging man
nibt 10 glinpfIih nit iolden Qinaet
lm pie 6eut5utage, no trob oes sic
Selt erfiiQenOen engliiben unO fran-
5oliiden @eibreis iiber Oen Oeutiber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

9oition iieben iooar nod oie SeIo.
lcblanaen Saubieen 8olfonetten
uno ionitigen @eidiibe ser Gor3eit
un0 Oomit nod uibt 3uirieOcn 6at
man inten in cinem Der Settings.
grdben einige altr6miibe @uri
nIaldinen dufge6out. Se6r gcf00rliG
iiebt oos olles freili6 mdt aus, uno
man iiibIt iid in ser Gngelsburg
uollfomnen 9eboraen. 9ciOer lit Oieic
cute olte Belt oabin, mo man meter
nidts bralihte ais orciBig SUB 6o6e
irto boIb 10 0ide Ntouern, nm gcgen
ieOen feinoliten glngriii gciiHcrt 3u
ieinl 0a3u CAB es in Scr Gugels.
burg 9SroUiont in .0HQe tno 8iiQe
1ie bon oem @oraio @opite anse.
legten Celmaao5inc aus 81 gcpalti.
gen 6dBfriigei bcitebep0, fonnien
uno f0nnen nod 6cute inl oonSen
$4,000 Siter mimebmcu, olio n1t
MIR mir &lid]e binreiNep0. icaDera
oi9 ols Gert6eioigmgsmiftel mc5r
ols geniigen0. luo Die pcu Dem nam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

ouf. 60 fam Der @ou 5n ieirem
@ngel itno 5u ieiuem ginmen gIls
6clhlng mliroe CT i'm Ntittelolter imO
in Der &enoilinnce5eit immer mebr
onS8e6auf Der 9orgia@opit glleraus
Scr vi. mo no1 ibm Der 9arberini
llrhon hoben iiM oobei om eiirigltcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

Iiha Eopite cinoeridicicu aom.
Teller fonen 300 3eutuer @ctrcoe
Dit ioldcn D2Quer mo &orrds
t5en mor oic Gngelebura eiaiah lui.
cinne5m6ar, imo ibre 8cribei0i9er
brouften iib ipeiter feline groBe
Whibe 5i MAIDEN. co laB im So5rc
1927 Clemens VII. bier oben lider
wie oie Wlous IN i6rem Soh, lpa1s
reno nidt MIR ser san5e Sfrdeuitaoi,
ionOeru and oic gon5e Siaot Aoul
BON Den Solooten 3orlS V. e38e.
nommen mar, Seute 1T 10 ctipos nidQf
mebr niogIidb im0 mon ncigi oa5u,
Die cute olte 3eit 5uriid5uiebuen
obgleid iie 10 iebr aut ouh nidt gc'
meieu lit; oenn iolhe @rcuel pie tie
oonols bci Der &luuoeutna pom
Som geimaben iino oon beute uibt
cinmal bel oen aoioteu, 9eldpei9e
oenn 6ei Geitihen mo8lib. mo nidt
mir sic arie9smnidiuru Iouoern
mib @eiittiug uno 0lenIAlldlcit
6oben aepaltiae 5ortidritte 9cmadt.
Marble Hill press., 1915-07-15
The Ball Game

Our local bows praise highly the
conduct Of the Fredericktown boys.
who they defeated in a baseball
game at Twin City park. in Farms
worths field, by a score of II to S
last Saturday afternoon. The game
was clean in every particular, and
the conduct of the visitors on the
field and on the streets was above
reproach. Owing TO the fact that
the game had not been advertised
very well, the crowd of rooters vas
not as large as was expected. al,ho
those present were enthusiastic in
their support Of the home team. aud
several plays made by the visitors
were cheered also
Ii was not an exciting game The
Twin Gtys were never in danger af-
ter taking the lead early in the game.
Marble Hill press., 1915-07-15
4 Realistic Mule story

Luke had been sent to the stor.
with the mule and wagon VIA
happened is told in Luke's end Of the
conversation over the telephone from
the store.
Gimme Seb'n-leben
Gimme dat number quick please
Dis yer's Lake, sub.
Dis yerS Luke, say, sun.
| tux de wagon to de sto' TO da
truck.
I "fas, sub, I'm at de sto'
Dat mule, she balk, sub
Shes baikin in de big road. near
de st0
No sub, she ain move
No sub, don't think she's gwine
move
Vas sub, | beat er.
did beat er good
She jes r'ar d lii bit, sub.
Vas Suh, she kick too.
She je> bus de whitfietree iii bit,
sun.
No. sub. df1 mule won lead
Vas sub, | tired it.
No, sub, Jes bit at me.
No, sub, ain tickle de laigs
l tickle um last year, sub. once.
Vas, sub, we twiS er tail.
No sub, | amt done it.
Who done it
1 tink he's lii travelin man fun
Boston, sub He twis' er tail.
Vas, sub She Sho' did
Right Spane in de face, sub.
DeyS got i'm at the sto'.
Dey say he's comm to. sub.
l don't know-he do look mighty
sleepy TO me. sub
laS, sub. We tried dat.
Vas, sub, we built a fire under er
She les move up lii bit. sub.
Vas, soh, de wagon byn riehtup |
Dat 5 whut I'm telephonin yu bout
o asst yu please sen a wagon to
hitch up dis yere mule. She ain /
,wine bulge lessen she's hitched up. /
Ioodby, sub, st Joseph Observer. /
Marble Hill press., 1915-07-15
No. H..

but taken all in all it was a good one
Brooks pitched for Fredericktown
and Dosenbeck caught. Seamon
and Homer Chandler were the bat
tery for the local team. The Twin
Guys outbatted Fredericktowu. and
gave their pitcher better support in
the field. The base running of the
local boys has improved wonderfully
since the last game at Frederick
town too The visitors were GOOD
losers, and played hard to the last
IL Sucll games as these are PLAYED
on The local Groands this season the
local supporters ought 10, and no
doubt will, turn out and see them
lhe Twin Cities are workiup hard 10
nave a good team and 10 g,t some
games rnu good teams and If they
succeed III this, the local fans will
nave TO come out to the games and
lend them their support-Conrribut-
.d
Marble Hill press., 1915-07-15
II Nobody Enlisted

Every agitation against war has
10 face the di>aEreeahIe fact that il
is easy to work up sentiment and
action against war. Just about in
proportion as a nation is free. en-
hehtened and sincerely devoted to
peacy IN other words, just about in
proportion as no agitation against
war is needed This was the strong
est argument against the radical
socialist proposal to organize an in
ternauonal general strike for the
purpose of preventing war.
In rec and democratic France
Belgium and England, and possibly
even IN Germany, such a strike
might he put into effect and paralyze
the 2overnmentS In backNar
Russia and Austria really effect
i've general strike against war would
probably be out of the question, and
the most beniehted countries would
simply overrun the most enliehten-
ed ones.
Along our Atlantic seaboard an
antl-enhstment league has sprung
mp II proposes to make war inn
possible by getting from every man
OF military age pledge not to enlist
for War on any account Where war
is deteSted as it is here. many sieners
might be found; but if the leagues I
premise that an enlightened nation
must not fight on any account were /
put into practical effect we might
expect to see a joyous reaSSembline
Of tatterdemalion levies in Mexico.
under any enterprisine chief who
would lead them across the border, /
where the lootine is still fine.
Nothing short of all nations can
'tfectually pledge the world TO peace:
or if only half a dozen of the strong
st ones took the pledge their final
esource for making it effectual
would be to fight whoever broke the
eace-rhe Saturday Evening Post.
Marble Hill press., 1915-07-15

assigned as fast as the applications
60 IN. 1t is strictly a game of frs,
come, first served" According to
A. j. Meyer, in charge of agriculture
al extension at the College of Aeri-
culture, the calls are going in earlier
than usual, making it necessary for
communities that want one of these
fIVe-day practical farmers courses
to speak up promptly Present in
dicatiOnS are that every date will be
taken by September /.
Five-day farmers courses have
been given by the Missouri College
OF Agriculture for the last three
years They have met a demand
and satisfied it They have come to
stay. One course in community
is the signal for another
II this county wants one or more
OF these courses, it will find the Mis-
sour College of Agriculture ready to
come more than halfway The col
lese will furnish The men if the
community will provide their hotel
and travelling expenses. That sounds
like a fair division Of responsibility
does II not 1t costs the college two
dollars for every one that it costs
the community Thirty short courses
are all that can be held this winter
1t Is up 10 this county to share in
the benefits of the work
Marble Hill press., 1915-07-15

We do NOT 500 ,,bor. ~, .s....
howlers Of the state a,4n.,;,r,..,',
room for orat;nc yer,. ,a,,,m, g.
Treasurer Deal in hiS -l,, .,.'''
the state treasury 70 ho ,.--,.....
healthy hala,no of cp e-o nna "
the treasury If tho 1-a;.,3 o.
desnire the rnro,a.n ,..,- 49,. p.
rupred aoonor,i, ,o,,4;,;,.,. .I..
q balance !, ,ha oa,,,..I wv,
$50 Oo5 -feoo IT,. -.
only confirm, tho tho ro,,,-, - ',o'
ine prosneritv rho, a,.a, ,,.,..I,
.,, a,.,,,,,,.;... >N'' ''"eN
Marble Hill press., 1915-07-15
Tls Told by c D Radford

A pretty young woman Steppei
into Olneys music store the other
day She trippcd up to the counter
where a new clerk was aSSortine
music, and in her sweetest tones
asked. Have YOU Kissed Me in the
Moonlight" The clerk turned half
around, looked at Radford. and said
1t must have been the man at the
other counter I've only been here
a week.
Marble Hill press., 1915-07-15

were only 900 Iews in the ci,v of
Jerusaem there are now 100 COO
More than 100000 Jews are found
in the c,IopipS recently established
in palesuur These are proyiu6 >Ic-
cessfui, good crops are being raised
More fll3n 500 oOO 0o0 ;s hs;,d
investe4 Ia railroads Within tba
next few u,pths rarusalen IN.
Marble Hill press., 1915-07-15
Farmers Short Course for This
County

Is tins county Going to have a
five-day farmers short course this
fall or wlnterf The Missouri College
of Agriculture has the men ready to
give the work and dates are being
Marble Hill press., 1915-07-15
Jews Returning

The Jews are preparing to restore
the temple of Solomon. The whole
world is beine stirred by a startling
movement Of the Jews toward their
homeland Ten years aeo there