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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Gine Sentidc 0autIdInfpflan1e?

Sine Oeutide GnutIdnfpflan5e?
Sm Yrometbeus peiit Or. g..
Shiaer ouf cine Egflol3e, cine &om-
polite, bin, sic einige ser meiit onge-
bouten tropiiAeu @flan5en on &out-
ihufge6olt ii6ertrifft. IS lit Oies
2octuca piniincu ser 9futenlottid,
Ger i'm Glbt6ole bis na1 GrcsOen,
an ser Conan ebenfoQs 5ienllit6 meit
no6 g8eiten aus ser ingariiben iinO
nieOeroiterreibiiben Gbene pororiugt.
Gie 5peiidbrige Eflon5e fam ouf &c.
eignetem 9oOen cine S0be pon 5lpei
Nieter errei6en SSn olen o6eriroi-
iden Gbeileu pie oub in Der oiden
Bfa6lmur5cl fii6rt iie iogenannte
Wlilcbr06ren ans oenen 6ei elmer
Gerlebltng Elm gelber Soft 6crouS.
quilt, ser crit gel6, flebriq unO fa-
oen3ie6eno lit, Damn o6er iiH 81 cincr
olmfelbrounen, fat ploltiIden Wioiie
5uiommen5iebt Ser @c6olt al
9ieinfoutibuf betrGgt 1906 9ro5cnt
ocS W1ilbiaftes uno 0,49 @ro5ent Oes
getrodneten @ilan5engeuihteS, md6-
reno Oie meiitfultipirten @flon5en
(SeOea braiilieniS imo aidrio ela-
Itico) imgeid6r 0,3 9Sro5ent i6reS
Srodengepi1teS Iiefern @ei ser
flltioirten @flon5e Iafen iib nod
gr0Bere glusbcuten er5ielcn beiou-
oers, uenn man bei or0Berer Grfn6-
rlng erit sic 3eitcn Ser b0biten
SoitproOuftion ernlittelt bobet lpir0.
gSie weit freiliA i'm ii6rigen sic
@fIon5e fir 0ie Gultir geeignet lit,
imO lueldes sic Site oes aus i6r &C.
wonnenen &autidlfs 1T, lGBt iid
bis6er nod ni6t nit 9eIiimntbeit
feititellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
% 2seiten.
@elO fir Den stuat.

Sr. .syobn Sc. Dennis, Der Stoots-
sdobmeiiter, bat eeitern ole Ban
len, in melden Der Stoot @tarDlano
@eIoer oeponirt, beuadri6tigen lol'
fen, Dob Iie bonn 1. 9lueuit 1916 an
30 8ro5ent auf olle bonn Staate De-
ponirteu @eloer oobleu nliiiien. 9iele
synItititte baben biSber MIR 5pei Yro'
aent be3oblt uuo boben fir ole 9iirg-
idoft Gin babies 4ro5ent entri6tel
niiiien. glod Der ncuen 9lnoronung
miiilen lie olio orei @ro5ent be0oblen
eini6IieBdb ser Soften Der 9irg-
IdaftsIteaing. Sr. Dennis tbeilte
qeItern nit, ooB Ourd oieie Nletbooe
Dem Stuote uneefa6r $4,000 pro
syobr 5uflieBen meroen. Desglei6en
Ionote Sr. Dennis jeOer 8onf cine
Qlbidrift oes @eieteS iiber Die er-
ioroerli6e 9iirgibnftsiteIlung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Gin nencg sran6alren. WloSeIl.

SSn gln6etro6t ser ou5ge5eid5neten
gcmG6urug Scr SGngemotten bel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS auf SAiiien
bat Ser befonnte @lin1cner SrtbO-
pGOe %roi. 1T. 2onge in @cmeiil-
idoft nit oenl WliinGeuer YGoiater
9Sroi. Grlunpp ami oieiem Yril5ip
iuBeuo, pic cr in Der 3eitlbriit fir
Gr5tlide Sort6ilOHng mittbeilt, einc
Observation-Disclosures fiir oen 9nno.
transport fonitrllirt, ser geiuiIie
0l1ugel ni6t an6oiten Oie BEL ser
gep0bnliGen Srng6o6re bel ldngeren
Eronsporten entiteben. Sci lGngeren
2iegen nlf Iebterer, etiua bel einer
togelaugen Giien6a6nia6rt, biloet oas
itroif geiponnte SeeeltiH cine imbe.
queme 2ageritdtte. @ei ser 0dhge-
mottentragbabre o6cr 1T oos Grell-
itiid l0neer ais 0ie 5it beoedenoe
Gra9ildde eS lit uidt iiraff ge-
iponnt lmo geitattet Oo6er Elm beailc.
mes 2iegen. IoS WloOea bat Ben
lpeiteren Gor5ua, oie ser Sdngemotte
an6oitcnOen 9io6t6eile 81 pernei0en
Die bon lGngcr 0orouf 2iegenSen Ia.
iiig enlpilnOen uerOen OoS 3iinm-
meniintcn OcS O6ergGrpcrs lplo 0Qs
lleberitrcden Scr allie I'm Oies 5lt
uermcioen liegt Der Grell jqli 0'lF
ten, ole bon einem &6nasbol5 5unl
anocrcu binii6crac6en. Tieie @iIrte
iin0 10 augcorOnet OaB ser aorper
on Sen n0i6ieen Sie0eu cute llnlg-
itiibung iinoet mo oie eripiiniute
@lusfeIeutiponmmg eiutreieu fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
aaIdemSicGc ar6eiten NIT erfoIa.

Gbarles 8onica miro INN 5000 unO
@eorge golng Inn $50 erleidtert
Ger Gritere miro in 0It-9al.
timore gerilpft, Der anoere inl
mittleren Giitrift. II @ebeimpo.
li5iIten oen 1ie6eu auf Der Spur.
@eiteru U3orgen 5og Gbas. gonica
bon 9lr. 912, StilesitroBe, BON iei.
nem @ut9a6en BEL Der ogroaOnaD.
Spar 9anf" 5000, Oie i6m bon
5iDei Mdnnern o6geuommen murOen,
ebe er feline 8obnlmg erreidte. Sr
9onica ging Oie @rattitraBe entIang.
syn ser 911be oes GitD Spring Squas
res puroe er bon 5pei Wl6nnern oiI.
geIpro6en uho in cine Gonoeriation
peripideIt. Sm 9arfe Oes @eiprddbs
5iinOete ii1 6r. 9onicu cine @igar.
rette an ilnO mar Dies uod ieiner
lle6er5euglmg Ser 9higen6lid, in mel.
dem Oie ibm lln6efonnten oie @elo.
role aus ser Saide 8ogen. @euiae
Sefumoen ipdter DerobidieOeten ib
oie 6eioen Didnner BON gonica, Der
alsoonn aub oeH GerluIt ieines @eI.
oes entoedte.
Das 8peite 0pfer.
@eim @eIteieen eines StroBeu-
6abnmaegons Derlor geitern gaa6mit-
tag Sr. George 3. golng BON Ya-
lapfa, 5lori0a, Iein 8oi6enbud, Oas
$50 ent6ieIt. Sr. Doung bate an
Ser @de BON 6remont. nuO SaDette-
StroBe einen Observation-Disclosures
Der @ilmor.Str. -2iHie beitiegen. 9ln
Der Galpert- -StroBe itieg er aus, I'M
einen norOmGrts iabrenOen @aggon
8u beIteigen. tsiiuf Nldnner itiegen
81 Oeriel6en Belt in oen StraBen-
babn-8aggon elm. Sr. 9olmg be.
iano ii6 in Ser @}itte oieier Wldnner,
BON oenen er eeipiiiermaBen in ben
@aggon geidoben ipuroe. glls er
alf Dem llnion.9abnbof anfam, eut-
oedte er ben 9erIlit ieiner grief-
taide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Gyauitfampfer Uer6aftet.

Ger 10 Sabre olte 6auitfdnpfer
@iuitop 2elpis uno oeiien Moiierr
SSSaco6 9eiternon bei0e BON @bilo-
oeIpbio @o., purOen geitern glad-
mittog in DEM SrioIe-9ort BON orei
@ebeimpoIioiiten inter Der 9lni6uI-
Oigung, oneebIid inn Sftober oer-
oangenen Sabres Dem 0Sotcl @os.
nell" SO fiir Soft unO 2oeis iduIoia
aebIiebeu 5u iein feitgenonuuen. 9ie
Gerbofteten pilrOen gegen Sinter-
Iegiiug bon $100 fir Elm beute itott-
finOen0eS @erh1r entIaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
slm WliOSIe gliuer ertrMnten.

Ger AZ Sabre olte Gbos. s. GoDIc
bon O1r. 92S, Sterling. .StroBe, fano
qeItern 9lbeno in Der gldbe Der 9Sro-
ipect Sborc am Ytioole gtiber our6
grtrinfen ieincn So0. Der @erim-
9liidtc perIieB NIT orei 5reunoen ge-
gen A llbr geitern glodmittoe feline
g9o6nilng Inn I'M SlnB 8u fii6en.
Die 2eiNe puroc nod 8engies Sta-
tion qcbro6t. GoDle binterldBt ei-
nen 15idbrisen Sobn 3iuei Sdwc'
ltern lno 0rei Yrii0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Snbt lind @rttr nefnnNen.

Scr 6S Sabre olte Sones Qeegon
BON Scr. 2710, elliott. StroBc, ipuroe
geitern 9lbeno bon ieiner Sodter
Guna toot in einen Sboufelitublc
I'M @orten ieines Sauies oufgeTlln-
Oen. Ger bcrbei gerufene 9lr5t Or.
aorlinsfi fonnte mir nod Den ein-
getretenen 900 feItiteLen. Ser Scr
ltorbene mar in Sings GountD in Sr.
lano eeboren ino 1T i6on felt so
Sobren in 0ieler Sta0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Wlan bernog, ipie Yro6en ergeben
6a6en in Oieier Ero9bd6re 10 gllt 5i
ifblaien uie in eiuem 9ett. 9lub
beim 6o6reu ollf 2aitautos 6elu16r-
len lie Iid imo ua6meu ole StoBc OeS
@ogenS piel beiier auf qls. Sprung
feoermatroben oOer Strobidde. Gie
Trag6abre fam oo6er bel 9ettcn-
maugel ic5r gpt ols Setteriab be-
mltt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Der ngOriuarts4 will in's 5reie.

sSn elmer @eriommlung oes Dgor-
mdrtS" lit geitern 9lbeno bei6lollen
poroen; ons cute gSetter 81 benueen
uno eincn 6omiliensglusfIug ms
syreie 8u MAIDEN. Gs ioa oaber elm
Sauilien.9luSflug ou udcbiten Sonn'
tao nod @enferfs 9art an DorieD'S
2aue eemabt meroen. I'm geniIgeuo
uuo ongenebme llnterboltung fir
Serren tnD 0omen 81 baben, pliroe
geitern g(beno elm Conite outoriiirt,
feline Wliibe 8l ideueu I'M geniigeilo
&oleut an Srt uno Stele 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Grdla Mlnnntc (aefannniil.

Ger as Sabre oIte @iGinm DleDers
wilroe aeitcrn bon sem 9lidter Sc.
re6t in Ger 0itli9en Boli5eiitation
wegen N1iBbonoling Ser 11-idbrigen
@iieIIa Sdenfamic5 bon 9sr. 717
Siio-9onOitrv 5u ieds Wlonaten @e-
idneniB perlirt6eilt. WleDers bate
fein @ort 81 ieiner gertbeioielng 81
ia9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Sc mad Oem. - g.: nSaa'
einmol, mas Dir ciecntlib lieber l&
nab Oeinem 500 Der6rannt o0er be-
.graben 81 merOen?4 49,. n0oS lit
lmteridieoIid. Slu SSinter, mem'S
redt falt III, Oa Oeute ic5 mfrs I6o-
ncr, Uerbramt 5u weroen a6er iebt
i'm Solnner, no man obne0ies 10
ibmibt ou ltimm' i6 ibon lieber iiir
elm fii5les @ra6.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

fret Derofientlidt Oen5uiolge oIle
ieit Dem 9egiuu Oes ariegeS inter
ser 9onOoner Geflarotion erloiieuen
9efe6lc 5uriidge3ogen perOeu.
Gos neue Gefret oi6t oie gl6ii6t
@roB 9ritannien's lno Ieiner Ser.
6iinoeten filnO, i6re &riegsredte 6ur
See in boiler lle6ereinitimmung nit
Dem golferredt ous5uii6en. @egen
ser oerGnoerten &anOelslage iiu0 Ser
9erI6ieoen6eit ser 4riegfii6runeS-
@let6oOen, f0nnen in getpiiien Sal
len 8meiiel Oarii6er oilffonmen, mel
DIE 9legeln sic 9uiirten ols in lle6er-
einitinnumg nit Dem Snternotiono-
len @eieb onieben piirOen, itnO Oes.
6ol6 lit ongeoronet iporoen, BOB sic
folgeuOen 9eitimnuingen 81 6eo6ad-
ten iinO:
II. SIN Sale bon Gontre6on0e-
9(rtifcln mirO ongenonimen OoB Oieie
fir Oen 5einO 6eitimmt iino ~ mo-
fern ni6t 0os @egentbeil beipieien
miro ~ falls sic @oarei fir einc
feinoIide 9ieeiering ooer fir einen
glgenten I'M fein6liden Stoate ooer
fir Yerionen Die in Dem SeinOe er-
oberten @ebiet leben ooer fir cine
@erion, oie mGbrenO 0es gegenlpGr=
tiqen &ricges Gontre6on0e- 9(rtifel
an feinoli6e 8eb0roen ooer 9lgenten
cines feinOli6en Stootes gelieferi
boben, beitimmt iino, ooer falls Oie
g8ooren ouf 9eiteailng iiberionot
meroeu ooer peun sic Sdiffs-@o-
pierre nidt Sen mabren @mpfdnger
Der @ooren 5eigen.
9. 9as @rin3ip Ser forfgeiebten
6abrt oOer Oes enoliden 9eitim-
uungsortes ioG iowobl in Gontre-
banoe-, mie in 9Iodooe-6d(en Sur
9lnpenOrng fonnen.
8. Sin neutrales Sdiff, Oas
Gontreban0e-g(rtifel fiibrt uno Ba-
pierre oor5eigt, Oie cinen nertralen
9eitimmlln9sort ange6en, 0os ober
trobOem einen ieinoliben Safen on-
lGuft ioQ Ser &apering unO Ser
Gonoemiirung ousgeiebt iein, menn
es oor Dem GnOe ieiner nd6iten6abrt
augetroifen miro.
A. Gin S6iff nit Gontrebauoe
Ioa ser &aperimg im0 Gouoeulni-
ruug aisgeiebt ieiu, faas oie Gontre-
banOe, berednet entmeoer nad Dem
@ertb, @elpidt MaiIe ooer 8radt,
me6r ais Die SGlite ser S6iifsla.
oung ousmadt.~
SIS lit meitcr ongeorOnet, OoB fein
Sat Ser neuen Gegulationeu Die @ir-
flung baben ioQ, oas &ronratbs-Ge-
fret bonn If. @lGr5 1915 be5iigli1
peiterer 9eicbr6nfung oes feinOliden
Sanoels, o0er irgenO cine SEroflama.
ton melHe 9elpiiie 9(rtifel ais Con-
trebanOe erfldrt, 5u beeinfIiliien; oiicb
ioaen oieie neiien 8egulationen nibt
Die @eiebnidBigfeit irgeno elmer
SonoIung, sic inter Dem ieBt pioer.
ruienen aronratbs Gefret eriolgte,
in 6raee Itelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

2ouoou, s. Sui. ~ SIN Gin
fIang nit Dem fiir5liden 9eidhiiie
Der 6ritiiden 9egierlng, ib nidt
ldn9er an Die 2onooner Geflorotion
boIten 81 ipoIlen puroe 6eute in ser
DSouoou @a5ette" Elm arourat6s.Gc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Bon eiuem Strnfen6a6umassOn &C.
faIlen.

Ger z Sabre alte 3eitungsOerfdit-
fer Serome 9nttler, Der Sobn Oes
Srn. Nlidoel q. 9uttler BON glr.
28O9, O'Dounea-StraBe, iiel geitern
9(beno an ser aenmooos9lDenue, 5wi.
iben S'Gonuea- mo Gillon-StroBe,
bon einem @oggon Der StraBenba5n.
Gr purOe bon Srn. 9ll6ert @iie bon
91r. 1920, Siio.3empooO.9lpenue,
melder oen 6all fab, auigebobcn imO
gum Or. 90. s. Nlcgloou, gIr. S39,
Siio.@mpoo0-9lpeme, eebrabt no
ibm Damn oie erite SSiilie geleiitet
tpnroe. Or. Mcglbob 6radte Serome,
oeiIen gau5es @eiiht 5eriduuoen unO
oelien giaien6eiu ge6roden mar, in'S
ct. Soiep6's Soipital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
NieI h g9aI1inaIoM uon eiMem 0IeriiII

8. &. Gaoioion bon 9ir. 9t4, Dit
Gboie.StraBe, iieI geitern, pie 0ie
@ai6instoner @oli5ei uoh bier be.
ridtete, in @ai6iugton BON eincnI
@eriiit mo Iieat iebt in iterbeuoenI
3uItonoe mi Someopat6iiben So
lpital
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
g8cnn man in 0nalanO 9aiIcr 6ciFt

Nus 2on0on lpir0 beri9tet: Sin
sSilnge 9lamens @6. Morris 2oiier,
Scr idon mebrmals meeen Diebito6ls
beitrnit worOen i'll, mar pom 9iidter
sur 3luengser5iebung Derilrtbeilt
moroen. gta1oem Der San iAon
iiiniimal bertaet iporOen mar, erflGr.
te bel ser lcbten &er6an0ling Ser
poriibenOe 9li1ter, er finOe uidt cine
glnitalt, ole oen Slmgen pegeu oeS
anriidigen 9tanens (&aiier), Den ser
ilnge Suride trage, olline6men mol
le. Der 8ater, ser porgclooen mar,
iagte, er ieIbit babe megen ieines gda.
mems ieine Strllung perloret o6.
glei1 er iiini onoere 50bne i'm eng.
lii1cn 6eere 6obc. Giue i1ottiide
9eilcrungsanitolt mill oen iungen
Mann onne6men, menn er ben Sea
men Safer ablegt. 0a5u ertldrte
iid Ger 9ater aud bereit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
sic g|riefmarfen 6er g9elt.

PHI @runo Der neueitep glusgabe
oes StanoorO Catalogue Of Stamps
giebt oas gudbdnOIer- -@orienblott
cine intcreIionte Stotiitif ser 0lar'
fen.9luseabe in alien 21n0ern ser
@rOe. Donod mrroen bisber ms
gcianmt 2S,591 beri6ieoeneDlorfens
arten auSeegeben bon oeneu S343
5u england uno ieinen aolonien ge-
boren, mobreno olf Ole onoeren ell
rop6iiden mo iiberieeii6en Staoten
20,24S 8oitmorfen entfoaen. Inter
ocu Gr0tbeilen bdlt Den 4oituarfen-
gfeforO merfipiiroiger gSeiie 9Gfrita,
Oos nidbt peniger ais 6955 Wlarfen
eeidoffeu bat. Ser europdilde Gon.
tinent bat bisber COLL, Aiien 564S,
glmerifa 5S15, Der iibrige Sbeil Der
Gn0e 4162 W1orfenorten berausgegc-
ben. Sin Gergleidb nit Der lebten
glufiteaimg Dor Dem &rie9e 6eigt, ooB
m1breno oes Gricgcs 1146 neueDior-
tenorten berauSgegeben worOen iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

" dlDe It on Yer, 8. Suli. -
Ger 8unoes 2iiiienpa6e Suffer-
yGomoude~ traf 6eutc bier ans @ort
9lrouia nit 80 6lii6tlingen aus Nlc.
rifo Elm, welhe nad 9lroniaS ouf ser
SSabt oGaiiono" ee6raht ipuroen
Sie6en Der 5liidtliuoe imo ausIdu.
Scr, Ocuen a6er Ger 3utritt 81 oet
Ser. Stooten gelu16rt lplrOe.
9(uf 6eimot6Ii6em 8o0en.
81 @aio, Ger, 8. Suli. Gie
2cicbe OeS 2ieiltcnonts Senru 9looir
Der in Dem @emebel bel Gorrijol ae.
tootet luuroe, Fam 6eute bier an inO
muroe nod Eortlano, Ore ieiner
@e6utsitoot, weiter 6eforoert. 0lo6
Sortmen, go, puroe Die 9ehe oes
ioentiii5irten &ouaaeriiteu Geipitt
9iuder eeianot pd6renO oie 9ei6eu
Der feds auoereu Soloateu, oie 6eute
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
THE DISAPPOINTED HUSBAND.
Gle Cri de Paris.)

Qe Cri de Paris.)
An officer commanding a company ol
Moroccans~ recently saw before him one
Of his men making signs indicating the
greatest anger as he brandished a pa
per. "They told me-" said the Moroc-
can 'that my wife had married again.
1 did not believe, l wrote to find out,
and here is the answer of the admins
traitor: In response to your letter Of
May 10, 1 have the honor to make
known to you that your wife has mar
ried one named Ramdane Mohammed.
He has placed in my hands to REIN
burse you the sum of $50 francs that
you paid to her parents for her." And
the Moroccan added: Let her quit me
that's all right. But this new husband
gives me only $50 francs. I paid 800
for her. This Is unjust. She is yet
worth 200 francs"
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
Citizens National Bank, R NoxS S%ro5S

, of whiskey barrels, and where a mai
would all the time sigh for a shade
tree or a brook of water. Take one OF
the Santa Fe Continental trains, how
ever and start from Kansas City to
Dodge City and you will find you had
had been greatly deceived in your for
mer imaginations. Kansas is no long
err a desert Or waste-place-it is in
many respects the greatest of the forty
eight States-peace and plenty. beauti-
full homes surrounded by most lovely
shade trees, air pumps sending run
ming water into every house and to
every barn, and while the cattle are
not on a thousand hills, yet there are
hundreds of thousands of cattle in the
fields of clover and blue grass. Al in
dustrious people, a moral people. a
happy people and lastly but not leastly.
the good old Kansas that has Joined
hands with the South and torn away
from Wall street. Tammany hall and
Eastern sordid wealth and lack of NOR
al principles and helped give us the
great and noble Woodrow Wilson for
another four years, as he so justly de-
served.
Long live good old Kansas!
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
DEUTSCHLAND RAMS AND
SINKS HER TUG BOAT

Five lives wsrc lost when the Ger
man submarine Deutschland, which
left New Londcn, Conn.,. early Frida?
for Bremen, rammed and sent to the
bottOin with its crew of five the TUG 7
A. Scott. Jr., one of it's, two conveying
tugs The Deutschland returned to
port. The dead:
CAPTAIN John Quincy; William A.
Cation, engineer; Edward Stone fire
man; Clarence B. Davidson, cook; Eu-
gene Duzant. reckhand.
The collision occurred about a mile
inside the race and according to a mem
Der of the Deutschland's crew "came
all in a minute" The tug was hit near
the stern lifting it we'll out of the wa.
ter and sending the SCOTS nose under.
most Immediately afterward the tugs
boilers exploded and the vessel SAM;
with all on board.
Capt. Fred H nsch. OF the interned
German steamer Neckar, who was on
the tug grasped a guy rope and was
drawn down with the tug. When he
rose to the surface he grasped a life
preserver which had been thrown out
by the Deutschland and was taken on
board. The Deutschland was not seri-
ously damaged, it was stated, and
would probably be ready to sail in a
few days. Several of the bow plates
were bent and the rivets loosened but
the interior vas not damaged. The
repairs will be made by the crew.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23

Mrs. Brown was on the street cal
one day when there was an accident
The conductor took the names of the
witnesses. Mrs. Brown, to avoid be-
ing summoned to court. rave a ficti-
tlous name and address.
The next morning, her colored cook
ventured to remark that 'tThat man
must a been hurt mighty bad yester-
day"
ooh, were you on the car, Clemen-
tine?' asker her mistress. 81 didn't
see YOU"
"Ya'as, I was settin' right behind
you"
well, 1 hope they didn't get your
name, for 1 couldn't spare you to go
to court"
'Oh, nom; I didn't give 'em nv
right name. They'll never find me
What did you tell them asked
her mistress.
"Wellm, I heard you say, Mrs. Haw-
k1ns,' so SEEM AS I'm in the famblev
l SEE, Miss Hawkins"
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23

says, and it is none Of our business, to
dispute his word.
Stock yards, meat packing houses, a
stock exchange building. second to
, none other, hundreds of car loads of
cattle, sheep and hogs, being unloaded,
all the time. millions of bushels OF
wheat; corn and oats, in the elevators
and miles of loaded cars waiting for
the elevator tracks.
The Kansas wheat fields, are begin
ming to ripen, while we are there and
We see freight cars being loaded with
burly rough looking men and inquire
its meaning, when we are told that
Kansas farmers annually come to Kan
sas City and ship out laborers for the
harvest fields. the freight being paid
by the farmers and later deducted from
the farm hands wages at settlement
time. The farmers club together and
hire a freight ear load it with men,
and pay the usual price for stock cars,
but later after the harvest is over, the
men buy tickets and come back to the
city like unto other people and we are
not certain that our laborers from the
land of the Sky would quite like this
shipping out business in a freight car.
1t is amusing to stand round and listen
to the conversations carried on by
the harvest workers before they go
out-one will ask. chow are you going
out " the answer will be. 81 am going
to ship"-another will be heard to say.
"well am not yet hog, Or steer enough
TO be boxed up in a freight car. I am
going out like a man." Such is the
great middle West. but a days work
out there is sometimes equal to about
a weeks jogging with US.
We of the East have all the time
thought of Kansas as the desert home
OF grasshoppers and chinch bugs, des-
titute of rain. grass, shade trees. moun-
$ains. hills. springs. branches. creeks.
CIR anything else that looked good. We
have heard it spoken of as a place
where men had long hair and women
short hair. where Carrie Nation, with
hoE1iff1a hafnhed hanhod fhoh a.S. 49,
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23

Dear reader. if you were standing on
the bank Of the great Mississippi river
at the railroad station, with your grips
lying at your feet, with your mind and
eyes turned toward the great Western
expanse, you would in all probability.
feel as if you were a long way from
home-base. This writer was carried
back on June last, as he stood there,
and was made to think of the Hender-
son county singing school, when tn
teacher was constantly ltminding the
class to observe the fReStS even for
music to be inspiring and harmonious
there must be the rests" The great
Mr.. Ruskin says, to be Eure there is
no music while the crest lasts, but >.
the grandness Of the I1ted strains
when passing on~from the Rests"
This same great man says that ii
our busy hustling lives, we should take
time to observe the Rests and so We
should. :
Quit your hurry and your worry,
You will find they do not pay:
Plan with calculated system
work you have to do each cay.
Thls mad furry and this scurry
Waste your time and energy;
Take it easy son, and steady;
Life is all eternity"
st. Louis to Kansas City, over
the Chicago and Alton railroad, cross.
ing the Missouri river twice and gaz.
ing on thousands of miles Of level
Missouri farming lands, gives ore the
impression that this is Some w0fi,i
after all Kansas City has been call ed
dubbed it the "Hog-killed's' town
while in earlier days it was general
neadquarters for all TIE Cow BOYS" Nf
the West and Southwest. At his davt
ana time nevertheless. it is one of The
grand cities Of the central West-it has
tne most magnificent railway denot
vest OF New York and sells more pull
mal . tickets than n place ON
U-NnZ the Dn-FRr@~-
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23
MR.. ROBINSON MAKES A
DONATION TO TRINITY COLLEGE

known far and wide a S "Old Hurry
graph" who spent the summer here,
stopping at the Carolina Terrace, and
a long time friend of Trinity college,
has donated to, the college library the
proceedings of the North Carolina
Press Association, covering a number
of years.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23

A North Dakota jeweller has built a
minute electric motor just such as a
flea circus would find useful for oDer-
ing it's trolley cars. It's total length Is
about five slxteenths of an inch and its
total weight is less than a grain.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23

Electric irons have reduced the cost
of repairing patent leather shoes In q
Massachusetts shoe factory from two
and one-half cents a pair to one ana
|0ne-eighth cents a pair. The saving
amounts to S3.437 in q wear
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23

Intercommunicatfng telephones.
leetric lights, call bells, and a COM
plete hre alarm system are installed I'm
modern farm buildings on the estate
Of q wealthy Long islander.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23

The new battleship 6 'T~ennessea"
will use 1880 electrical horse power.
enough power to furnish heat, light
and power for a city of 100. 900 inhabi-
tants.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-23

written Especially for the Hustler by Thos. J. Rickman)