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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

to presenting the principles OF thl'
study to women actually engaged in
homemaklng and housekeeping. She
advocates the training Of girls in the
fireside arts and tells of many in
stances where she has interested
young girls in this work and probably
changed the whole course of their
lives. In many cities Miss Hanko's
interest in girls, and especially In
young business women, has been so
evident that she has been invited to-
speak in factories. and she always
finds them interested in homemaking
and housekeeping. Naturally most
of them expect to have homes of their
own" says Miss Hanko, "and how
fine it is for them to want to know
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
RETURNS HOME.

Mabel Barnes, the young woman
who disappeared from her home at
Northview late Tuesday night under
mysterious circumstances returned
to her home Wednesday afternoon.
The police were informed of the
young woman> return by her father,
NJ. l.. Barnes. Mr.. Barnes made no
statement as to the reason for his
daughters leaving home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
RRsITMy CONFRRENCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-0rganized
miners and operators from the west
eyn Pennsylvania. Ohio; Indiana and
Illinois soft coal fields, who have been
trying to negotiate new wage scale
to 70 into, effect April 4, resumed their
joint conference here today after q
RECESS Of one week, g y X ( Z. q Z. X
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
BEAR ATTACKS
AREREPULSED.
On The italian Front in the
lsonzo District Artillery
Engagements Continue.
LARGE FIRES ARE SEEN
German Prize Crew Which Cap
tured a British Steamer
Sends Same to Bottom.
nY .s.ee,.,,o rs,.s,

BERLIN. Feb. 24.-The repulse of
Russian attacks against the Austrian
advanced positions northwest Of Tarn-
opol, Galicia, is announced in the Aus
trian official statement of February 90,
received here today from Vienna,
On the Italian front in the lsonzo
district artillery engagements are con-
tinuing. Large fires were observed
behind the Italian lines.
In Albania, the war Office announced,
the Austrians drove their adversaries
from position southeast Of Durazzo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
BROWNS SALE
So Extensively Advertised. WIN Hc-
In Tomorrow Morning.

Browns big sweeping-out sale
which has been widely advertised
will begin Friday morning. on
another page OF hlsissue Of the 'rele5si
gram will be found an ANNOUNCE
inent OF the many bargains to be Of!
fered at Browns department store
during this sale. or course, those
who come early Will secure thebest
bargains. %
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
BID SALE
AT the Hamburger Store Is on n
Earnest Now.

The big clearing-out sale at Ham
burgers department store on West
Main street began Thursday morn
ing and all day thlspopular storehns
been thronged will shoppers who are
taking advantage Of the opportunity
to buy good wearing apparel scr men. I.
women and children at greatly ne
duced prices. Thesala will continue
Friday, Saturday and Monday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
PoHL DIES.

BERLIN, Feb. 24.-Admiral Won
lPohl, whose retirement on account Of
i'll health from the position Of COM
lmander Of the German battle feet was
announced two days ago, has died In
Berlin. ,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
CLUB MEETs

"A very enjoyable meeting Of the
Wednesday Three Table Bridge
Club was held In the home Of AIfs
Maybury Harrisonfrom 8 to 5lc'cl9clE
Wednesday afternoon. Auction
Bridge was played at;three tables aii q
at Ave o clock tea and Sandwiches
were served by the hostess, Mrs. ~
liam b. Newton presiding at the ven
fah1n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
COUNCIL
OF the Town Of NorthvieW
Looks aftera Few lten1sof
Public Business There.

Mayor A. i. Mathews. Recorder ]. r.
Talklngton and Councilmen John Cotii-
son, John Sehon, ID. NJ. Stull, ~ w,
Starkey and I. L. Queen attended the (
regular meeting otthe Northview town
council this week,
The following bills were allowed
u. M. Stull ......,.,.......... .,SS0.QO :
Harvey Queen .,.... $500
Jomes Toti 1900
LINK bird ..... 1856
Charles McIntlr6 $50. .......,3 4.VV
The mayor was empowered toorder
one gross Of Goss lnantels for street
lights so s,s..ss;sss
THE council decided that the town
pay for the $4,000 bond Of J. u Lam
bert town sergeant.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
GOES OFRONT.

pBrROGRAD, Feb. "a. emperor
Nicholas who visited the Dumalat ita
opening session yesterday and deliy-
cred d brief address to the members
has left for the front. a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

In domestic science
Miss Hanko's interest
training is genuine and
sincere, and her belief
that this teaching is Of
value to actual house
wives is demonstrated
by her giving up her
own home life, and go.
ing from place to place,
dnuntinn hnr entire time
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
THE WEATHER

Probably rain or snow tonight and
Friday. Colder tonight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

OF tho Telegram Is moro than double
tho net paid circulation OF tho
other Clarlsburg paper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
9aS grauc SeerOOlt.

merttael8 iIf bic beutf6e muffsu,
troAt,
Gbne S9mut, glrunt, 3ier.
nlnrltbaa, Wlustetier,
grou iDie oas 3elb. o'rauf Iie paden
oie 6eIopa4t,
@rou tpie Das 6elo, 0rauf lie Imlagen
Die 5eIoi6Ia4t,
@rau pie bic 2uit, bic nebelno i'm
Spdiberbit raufbt,
1leber glorbies
1lno pas oe Calais,
Meun oos 5Iugi6iFf itdbIsrn aufs
grobi4iff touat
@rau ipie oos Wleer, um oas England
U2it Deuiialano ringt.
GhrmfhAt oounert uno itr0mt unb
ipringi,
9Hiii9 nint 9ei6. Romur niAt Mebr,
9li6t 2ongDp unD nidt 9lntperpen
Dommt
9eIgien uno 6rantrei9 grau iibers
ibpemmi,
Gbern pal5t Iid oos oeutihe Mcer,
grau pie oas Gslo, - iinO bic Meis
ten berbert9
Grbe aus @rOe Dd@it,
Gs or0bni. es trommt,
Graue 90ben uno 8reiien rollen.
Ser older tommt. Die Gbene toHnt.
Wer bait Stano9
Sn Jeiuoeslanb NIT mari9iersnoen
G1ollen
Wudi DeutIdIano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Butt berum. Do b0rte er cine betanute
Stimme unb Elm 2absn;
rS9peiter, MI IS Der S9lafroB
ipo9! llnO ma6t au9 gleitb glaouu!"
@as mar ia fein NebenmaHn aus Der
Rompagnie, Der Eiinnes S9mtB aus
&5In. Der aII5eit TiOeIe, Der SpdB=
ma9er Der &ompaguis
Sin freunoIi9es Geli9t beuet fib
Iiber ibn:
rgrop Itin Iiegen, md6nte cine Torgs
Iide Stimme. Der Wlartin 9iIgert
ipollte re6en. TT Moute fragen. 9enn
oas mo9t i6n auf einmal gliibeno
beiB unb eistalt. 2[ber er merit, er
tOnnte ni6t. Gr bra9te teinen Son
beruus. SrseHO mas in ieiner &ebIe
ipOlte ni9t, pie er pollte. 9onnsrs
ipetter au9!
n9an5 itil liesen,~ Iagte 6ie S9pss
iter tpieoer. pglur ia bos 8ein ni9t
beipegen. llno gan3 rubig bleiben!
Das 8ein, Oas piro fpie0er beil, lDenn
er fi9 rubig bdlt uno Der &opf AUDI.
glun ober fdngt Der Martin 6ilz
CERT erit re9t gu fr9teln an. Mus -
liegen9 Gr 1T oO9 tein MideItinO,
uno frngen muB er Oo@! gr mub Oas
oo9 pi6en Dns cine, bas, iporouf es
dnfommt. OaS. ipo5 iekt bds olleripichz
tigite 1T.
Die S9peiter beutet feline llnges
bulb faIf9. sic min Jpn berubigen.
Gr3dbIt i9m. oaB sr i9On Spon5ig
StInoeH ibldft oaB Iie i9on mitten
brin in 9eutI6lanO iinb, Dab Iein
SreunO f4on an feline Truu geI8rieben
bat unO ibr mitseteilt bat, DAB ser
Wlartin nod gut oaDOn getOmmen
TT. -
SIT ia an Ib0n unO gull" Gr nidt.
n3jo, ia, jol Qll gut. 9(ber oas ri9=
tise iiPs ni6tl 0as tpi9tigite ni9t.
Serrieb, of lie Oenn oabrauF ni9t toms
men," Der 2iinn t0nnt' es Oo9 ou9
ipiTen. mas er min. &irI9rot ipir6
Der MartiH i'm @eii9t Oor 2lns
itrengung. llno Der 5iinn la9t --
na part', tpenn er erit ipieOer raus lit,
bd feb nod mas fir oas oumme 2os
den.
Gn6Ii6 begreift oie S9peTter. @r
friegt Elm gloti3bu9 uno einen @leiz
itift in Die SonO. llnb i9reibt nit 70
8itternoen Sdnoen, bdB eS ihper gu
leien 1T: ~!6oben mir iie ipieoer rausz
geidmiKens"
Ser 5iinn lieft:
nMen rausgeI9miRen9" borGt er
unperitebenO. Gr 1T an bes MurtiHs
@ett berongebumpeIt un0 Itebt bi8t
bor ibm.
Nds 81 arg TT, 1T gu arg, oas muB
ieber einfeben Der Martin Silgert
bebt bic SanO unb 6aut 6em Siinn
cine runter. 90 gut er eben tunn nus
tiirlih, Dem Siinn tut iie ni9t biel, er
1T nur ein bib9en berblifft. 2(ber
oem Marttu tut iie gut, er briiIIt, bdb
Der ean0e Waeen Sittert. er lam
iDieber briiuen:
~0ie 6ran5oieu aus men Graben,
- ou &ameI9!"
s5reiIiA buben mir, fogt Der Eiim
buIb DerbIiifft, baIb Groerlid. ~Dett
bdttfte man Ielbit pifeu t0nneu, bas
fir brau6fte MIDI erit 8u buuen."
~Sd," iagt Der Martin Silgert tief
aufrieben. noenn is ia oIles re9t."
llnb mo9t Die qugen lpieoer au::
nDenn lam i9 nod ems um mid rum
fdlafeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
Der 80. 5e6runr.

Sin 2efer Der 8eitI9rift vNOtes ano
Queries" f4rieb Dor einiger 3eit, an
biele jebt i'm Rriege eingegangene eng
Iif6e MO9eni9rift, bic es Iib our
9[ufgabe eemabt bate, ale turioIen
Dtuge gu resiIlriereu, baB er jiingit in
Der WlenuIammlung zines Jreunoes
Elm bonn 30. 5ebruor, 1904, batteries
Menu gefun0en babe. ST slaubte Sus
erit an einen 0rudfebler, muBte ii9
aber iiber5eugen laKen, baB oas Das
tum an uno fir ii9 gang torrett mar.
DieIer 30. 5ebruar ipar ouf folgenoe
MeiIe gu Stanbe getpmmen: Das Dts
nsr, um beRen Wlenu es li9 bnnOeIt,
fano auf einem pocificzDampfI6iff,
Der rSiberia," itutt, Die Den itilen
Ocean bon Yotobomo na9 San Srnns
cisco Dltli9 fabrenO treuote. Qluf oieIe
MeiIe purbe Elm Gag 9epOnnen, uno
oa bies @noe Sebruar bes S6altjob@
res 1904 geiba6, puroe Dem Jebruar
Elm ipeitercr Sag als Der 80. ongefiigt.
60 ouffdaig oas Datum 1T, 70 1T bod
an ieiner 0egitimation ni9ts ous0uIets
aen. @s muB eiue 3eitoifferen5 gee
ben, mpenN man ni9t nit Der Sonn'
friib fatteIt un6 reitst unb iiets fie in
etnerIei 9empO be9leitet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
Dor Den Gotell.
Gin dtrIrgBrrIrbuis, rr5GbIt bon
Gibarb Siirb.

@erabe ols Bel Dem Qa8aretiton3ert
Grau bon &rafft, bic beriibmte &ams
merIdneerin, Die eriteu beioeu @erie
oes 6uso Wolfl6eu o@ebetes" geiuns
gen bate:
n6err, ihide, mas Du milf; elm 2tes
bes ober 2eioes,
SD bin bereniiet, oaB beioes ous Dets
nen 6dnoen quilt"
erbob ii6 aus ser poroerIten Reibe
elmer Bet 3u6orer. rib iib, pie uHier
jd6cm 3mange um ilnO itorrte. ipie i'm
9anne elmer GrfheiIng, ouf bas pdrs
lett Der aameraoen. Damn fubr Ct
fi9 an Die Gtirn, iaumelte Elm penig
unb berlieb baitig ben Sual. @ers
punoert foIete ibm leiie Elm 9[r5t.
Der fanb ibn. Den Gjsfreiten Wiab
1eihmaun, in Saluh5en ouiommeus
oebroden. auf Der QlItoRe bes S4JoBs
Qo3areitS.
~@tedeu Sie ibu ins 9stt," iagis
er topfihiittelno 5u Der SHpeiier.
X "
Grit am onosrsn TlOrgsn bsfrogte sr
nSo. Serr 9lifIien5ar5t." faste
Teidmann. Id pdr seitern ia lDirili9
reibli9 ionoerbar. Dod sic
peroen iib Dienei9t punoern
,.g7ee. piHen Gle: 80 tpuncere mid
eieeuiIi9 iiber ni6ts mebr. llebris
gems Sie fno Srgoniit i'm 3ipil.
ni6t2"
Der Golont nidte. llnb nud elmer
pouIe er3dbIte Ct:
.Gie lpiTen pielleidt, 6err 9ottor.
bob mir 3ur Madenlensglrmee geb0rs
ten. Wie bobeu @orlioe mitgemahi.
g2ahoem mir bann ddt bis Sebn
Gage lang bic RuHen Dor unS berses
trieben batten, muBten mir pl0bIid
SaIt MAIDEN. Wlan er3dblte bon pers
3peiFeIiem Miberitonosperiu9, BON
@erIidriunqen Sn DieIen Tagsn eabs
NAL cine patrouiIe: Sd nit bier ans
oeren. gBir ioIIten austunbldoftcH,
ob li1 in Den Dor uns lieeenoen DOrs
fern bic Goiaten eineenifet bdtien.
3fpilden unlerer GteIluua uno Der
nd9fieu SrtIdaft lag Elm HabeIpaIo.
Sn fInTiercr gladt iroden mir pie
Giere in bos i4par5e Didi9t Der
@dume ODD als mir eriannt baiten,
oaB teine 9RuHeuIeele 6oriHnen lauere,
lprangen mir auf uno eilten i'm 2aufs
fhritt Doran. Dos mar mein Psh.
Sd Ifiirste iiber cine MurSeI. uno dls
ih dufiteben pollte, mertte idb, oab
i'd mir ben linten SUB Derrentt Bate.
Qlber oas tpiHen Gle ia ales, 6err
Golior Gs mar cine Derteufelte
Gjei4inie. Sn Dem Malbe, oehen 8os
ben bon gegensHAen eriDei6t mar,
ipcIlien mid bic Admeraoen nitt lafs
fen. Do9 feline 3lpei6uuoert Wleier
binier Detn 6ol5 lag ein Dorf. Sin
poar leergebrannie 6iitten nno apeI,
0rei beHere 6duler. seur3 uno gut:
Die Sunoens iielIieu fef, ooB Die 8us
ben Ieer iporen. Da tamen fe oenn
AZ mir suriid, boben mid ouf unb
fil6rten mid oie paar GAritte, Dod
Nj iH ID Elm bisGeu bumpeln immers
bin nod tonnie, lieBeu iie mid nun
uno fagien. i'd icls TN eriien 6auIe
ouF Iie parien. gla, gebOIt baben iie
mid uitbt. sd boB oie ormeu 1eufel
nidi mebr ipisberseieben Bis beute !"
qlIs 0er @efreits 70 melt er5dbIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

fprtugt, 1T siiniielsi.
Seber, bon Dem mir abbGngen
erf9eint uns unabbdngig.
Mrme MsnIden gibts, bic uidts
beiiBen als ibreu Hei9tuml
Sbr 8eOiirfniS, anoern stpas linz
ongenebmes gu lageu, sebeH non4e fir
Offenber5igteit aus.
Gtpas 2d9erIidss tun lit bispei'
len bos ein5ige Miittel. nm ni9t auss
eela9t gu Deroen.
Oft f9mer0t uns, ipenn mir be-
trogen ipurOen, nod mebr Die Demiiti'
gung dls Der @erluit
@ine @olbI0Iung bon nur 0,005
pro0ent in MnKer gibt OieIem Idon
cine pra9tDoIIe rubinrotc 5drbung.
rs d min nidts seiagt babeu." Wlit
oiefeu Borten pflegt man an0ubeuten,
Dab man bereits aIles eeIoet bot
Der 0Rubm 1T Elm brennenber
Sfen; man muB ibn INNER pieOer
beiben, fOlI er nidt fuIt perben.
Den sr0Bten SpieIparenperbrau4
ouf ben aOpf Der 8eO0lteruns bat
5rontrei8, ben geringiten RuBlano.
Die Sefepil5e, aus Oenen bic mo-
oerne Gbemie @ipeiB er0eugt, haben
nur Elm bunOertitel WaiIlimeter Dur4'
meKer.
Mus Der 5ruuen RoIenmunoe
Rpmmt, mas tief i'm Ser3ensgrunoe
Seoen Mann erfreuen mag.
Ser 3on5Ier.
men Oas Slid Su psi9Ii9 taHdslt,
@irb 0uleBt es bitier biiben;
@enn Ou bait oein &inb perbatf9eIt,
Mirit bus enoIi4 IdIugen miiHen.
Cine Sug.nO aeniget Dem Deib: lie
lit od, lie erI9einet;
2iebli9 oem Ser8en. oem 9lus' Iiebs
lid erI9eine lie liets
S9iller: Sugeno oss Meibes.
I'm 8 pilIt bu oas @ebeimnis piKeu,
Das inner grim uno linoerrihen
Den bo9SeitIiben 2ran5 bepabrts
@s tit bes Seroens refine Site,
Ser 9lnmut unperpelfte @liite,
Die nit Der bolben S9om iib paart,
Die, glei9 0em beitern 6onnenbilOe,
Sn ale 0er5en BOnne lacbt,
@s lit Der ianfte 8lid Der Wliloe
llnb Wiroe, Die li4 ieIbit befpddt.
G9iuer: On DentoiIsne SIepoigt.
9as n@iornale O'StdIiu" ipiOmet
Der @erteuerung oeS italienii9en Mei'
nes einen ousfiibrli9en gtrtiteI, Der
oeigt, baB bic @einernte 1915 nur
5pan5is I3iGionsn SsttoIiter esgsu'
iibsr fiinfunobier5is normaler Sabre
ereeben babe. 9lufT9lGee BON orei'
bis Dierbunoert Yro0ent miiBteH troB-
Dem ols taoelnsperter Mu9er beSeid'
net perOeH, Die @eeierung bate fir
ben Seeresbeoarf Mein iponiIher Ser
funft ertperben Iollen, um 70 ben ita'
lienif9en Meinproou0enten bic Gnt'
fbuloiguns gu nebmen, oaB iie iHs
folge beoeutenber @ertGuIe an ole Or,
NEE se8pungen Ieien ole 9]reiIe aa
erbObeH.
8ei Der MegI9offung Der @lodeH
aus ben ortbo0ogen &irben in W1inst
Our8 bic RuiIen bat ii9 geSeist, oaB
Die @Ipden polniibe ooer loteinii9e
SnI9riften trogen. Mlon9e oapOH
paren, pie bic in Wien erI9einenoe
MO9sni9rift npolen4 beri9tet, iebr
alt, itammten aus Dem fiinf5ebnteH
Sobrbunbert uno fpnren nod Del Der
@infiibrung Oes GbriIteniums in 2i'
tauen gegoiien. Q(noere SnIbriften
entbalten 5par feline Sabres5alen, tras
gen ober oafiir Die glamen Der oamalS
berrf9enoen poIniIben &0nige: 2uii'
mir bes Sagelloneu uno SigismIno
6es bitten. gluf ibrer Manoeulng
tommen jebt Die @Ioden nu9 Dlostou,
no iie permutli9 DON benz S9idIaIe,
oas allen &rieesmetul beDOrltebt, err
eilt iperoeH.
Die @iener SDoulpieIerin Grell
6orn er5Gblte einem 8erihteriiaiter
ibre @rIebniiie in fiiuf5ebnmonatiger
rufff4er @efangenl6aft, oarhnter
+ [ E n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

ae6rt, iteiet oie orci Ereppeu wieorr
6inlmter uno ia6rt nit DEM 5o6r;
Ihlbl 6inaui.
3orte 2luipielnna.- (9lus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

eincm Sh0cntcnbrief an ocn Sn.
fel) 49,. Gou 92cligfeiten 6dttc ih
Gir nod mil5ui6eiIen bob mir einen
ueien @elobrieitrdger in unierem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

simmer 6crieI6c. BRO.
ieiior NrauSfopi 6at felt pier5ebn "a.
gen ii ieiucm Nouie einen 6a5riip0I
Der iDm obsr Pei Der &eimtebr bonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Die Don5ieer &unItaei9i1te begebi
Elm eigeuurtiges SubilGum; Gs fino
jeBt bunoert Sabre berfloHen, oaB oas
.Siinsife Geridt" bon Sans WlemIing
na1 Dan3ig 5uriideebro6t poroen 1T
uno Iih ouf ieinem plobe i'm Dan0is
ger Dome, rer auSgongs Oes pier5ebns
ten Sdbrbunoerts erbouten &ir9e gu
Sdntt Warien, beFinDet. Sans Wlems
ling Bat oos Gendloe 1460 in @riiggs
bergehelt, 1473 ipuroe es BON Dem
Dan5iger Seebeloen poul @eneIe in
tinem Seeeefebte erobert uno na9
Dan3ig gebrobt. QllS i'm Sabre 1907
Ole Jran5oien Dunoig eroberten, raubs
ten lie bos Bib unb brd6ten es na9
paris. Dur9 bic glieber3pingung oes
RorIen gelongte Oas @ilo einiae Sabre
IpGter na9 Berlin uno ipur6e 1916
ouf gefeH 20nig Griebri9 Milbelms
III. an Dan5ie 5uriidgegeben. Der
Don3ieer geT9idtsberein miro bems
nd9It cine publitation iiber bds Bib
uno feline @ef9icbte berausgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Die Miin9ener Sof= uuo @taotss
btbliotbet penoet ii9 in eiuem glufs
ruf an Die Oeffentlibteit, Der bic
Sammluns bon S9riften iiber Sen
MeIttrieg gum @egeuItono bat. Die
SammIung eritredt Ii9 auBer ouf bic
bur4 Oen 8u9bonOel pertriebenen
Merte 5ur 3eit Dor alien nuf bic tleis
men uno tlcinlten Druder5eugniHe oes
3ages, bic, fir ben Qlugenblid in gros
Fer W&engs selboffen, in turSer 3eit
fdit DolIltdnoig pieOer berI9pinoen
unO fpdter, aud nit 9tufpenOung erOs
Ber Wlittel taum mebr gu bei9offen
iino. Die 9ibliotbet beIibt aud cine
umfangreids Summlung bon S9riEs
hen ilber ben Serieg 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Gpa3icraang INNER crit eiuidlt,
menn ct bereits Dor ieiner Corridor.
t6iir in Der oritten Gtage anaelauat
it, 9lsoann madt er a6er ioiort
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9leoier 6obcu cs ioQ Elm ie6r nctter
Nlenic6 ieiu.
Gin @ewiiien6after.
ugla, Sepp, gu iibeit oa ne6en Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

0coiinetcn Gi0oreitenidoHtel nit oel
ll6r IN Ger Sono24 nSo, Gontc, il
5peI @linten weroe ib II Sabre alt
0ann 0orf ih ranAenI1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

SeiffeSro0e. Some; .9lf
Sem Eortr1t lit 0as Saor obcr etipoS
81 ounfell~ 9Qoler .99oQeu Gle
es duoerD ooer iou id esq,
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Mrme MenI9eu gibts. bic nidts
beiiBen als ibreu Hsi9tum!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Die gDiener S1ouIpisIerin @reil
Sorn eraGblte einem 8eridteriiaiter
ibre GrIebnife in fiiuf5ebnmonatiser
ruffi4er Gefangeni9aft, oartnter
aud folsenbe GpiIooe: Sd mar bereits
nabe baran, in Treibeit gelebt gu iper'
ben, ala mir pl0bIib BON DER @eb0ros
Der 8sI9eio pur6e, ouB ib nidt frei'
gelaTen peroen t0nne, neil i1 mid
nod i'm miIitdrpflibtieen 9tIter be,
fGnoe. 9tuf meinen 9iupsis, Dab iA
bod cine 5rou iei. purbe mir entgeg'
net: nSn SeIterrei9 =llngorn perOeu
uu@ ole Trouen oTentiertl" G9Iieb'
li8 lam mir baS 3euonis eiuss ruff
fden 9lr5tes gu 0iIfe. Der mir fir
@elb uno CUTE Morie befdeinigte, ip
Iet infoIge zines, i9peren inneren Sci,
Oens gum Militdr6ienF ungseignet.
Daraufbin ourfte ib no6 fiinf5ebn
Monoten bon feeliider uno t0rperli1er
Rualen enblidb bic !SsimrsiIs ontrettn.
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Sbr @eoiirfnis, anoern stpas linz
ongenebmes gu 1agen, eeben moude fir
Offenber8isteit aus.
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GtDas 2d9erIi9ss tun lit bispeis
len oas einaige WtitteI. I'M ni9t auss
eela9t gu peroen.
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Seber, bon Dem mir abbGngeH,
eri4eint uns unabbdngig.
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Oft i9mer0t uns, ipenn mir be-
trogen ipurOen, nod mebr Die 9emiitis
gune dls Der NerluIt.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-03-31
NOT A CANDIDATE

Yuan Shi Kai didn't want the NOM
nation for emperor in the first place.
He told the boys he wasn't a candi-
date. When the committee from the
First Ward Yuan-for-E Emperor Club
called on him he issued a statement
in which he said that although the
success Of the party would always
be the first consideration with him
he could not consent to the use Of
his name before the convention.
But his friends went right ahead
getting pledged delegations for him.
The Third District convention at Elk
Cel-Shi Springs Chow, under the
leadership of Liv Morse-sing, de-
clared for him and after that 1t was
stampede. All the best people were
for him, including Shy viii Yum
Barnes and DR.. Nick Muir Hay Butler
Chow. Their slogan was, Yuan and
Prosperity. The pressure on him
was so great that Yuan, although
continuing to withhold his formal
consent to run, was induced to make
tour of the provinces and allow the
people to look him over.
His first visit, of course, was to
Kan Shi City, where he was met by
the bankers and spoke before the
Tom-tom Club. He said the time was
come for China to be redeemed.
Business didn't know where 1t was
lat. The railroads were harassed by
hostile legislation requiring the en-
CINE to whistle before running down
picnic parties. Banks were forbid
den to lend the ONCE boy more than
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-03-31
The directors of in

| so million yen. The directors of in
surance companies were not permit
ted to spend more than one hundred
thousand yen for an Office rug to
give the president on his birthday.
Corporations were forced to keep
their books in the safe instead of in
cave where the ancestral fires were
ready to burn them in accordance
with the ancient rites and vested
rights of business.
After this speech there was no
stopping Yuan's nomination. Ver-
mont-sing and Utah-kai declared for
him. When the convention met he
was nominated by a tremendous
minority.
But now that the returns are in
Yuan has again reminded the boys
that he was not candidate. He
never had any ambition to be en-
peror, his health is not good and the
crown would seriously impede the
growth of wen on the back Of his
neck which he has been cultivating
for years. At his age he cannot con-
sent to mount throne that won't
stand still. If Shy Will Yum Barnes
and DR.. Nick Muir Hay Butler Chow
can bring him throne that has been
broke and won't lie down and roll
over on him he might talk to them.
In retiring from the race he begs
to tender his thanks to the Tom-tom
Club Of Kan Shi City and to Liv
Morse-sing and to recommend to
their attention a younger man who
shares his views and theirs-the en-
inent yellow jacketed Mr.. Weeks
Chang of Boston Province.-Kansas
City Star.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-03-31

ard last year. These apples are just
as fine in every particular as the
finest ones that are shipped to this
section. We have seen no better ap-
pies this winter, regardless Of where
they were grown. The Parsons have
been growing lot of good fruit or
their farm for number Of years and
they have made a great success with
apples especially. If this fruit will
produce in this way on the Parsons
farm 1t will do the same on most
every farm in this country. The main
trouble is that people do not give
fruit a chance here. 1t takes work
to grow fruit successfully as well as
the success of most anything else de-
ponds upon the work and energies.
This is good fruit country, but most
people are negligent along that par
line.-Texhoma Times.