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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05

More than nine million young trees
and ten thousand pounds of seed were
planted on the national forests in 1914.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05

Some persons urging that we Americans eat
while we sending the Europeans our wheat but WHY
shouldn't we eat the wheat and let the Europeans have
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05

Success has followed forest planting
on the sand hills of Nebraska. Jack
pines planted there by the government
forest ten years ago now have height
of over 15 feet and diameter of four
inches.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

"You thoroughly familiar with public questions of
course"
"I know 'em all by heart" replied Senator Sorghum
But must admit that time goes by don't feel quite
certain about some of the ."-Exchange
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05

The government built more than two
thousand miles of trail and three thou
sand miles Of telephone line on the ma
tional forests in 1914.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05

They are talking making three states ont Of
Texas Four more Democratic Senators would helm the
administration in Washington in the ship purchase bill
fight.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05
2,118,O0O Applicants for French Aid

2,116,O0O Applicants for French Aid
Correspondence of the Associated Press.
Paris, Jan. 23.-Oflicial statistics
give the number of applications for gov
ernment aid as 2,116,O0O of which 26,-
600 were refused. At present daily al
lowances are paid to 1,S57,000 per-
sons, the average per family being two
francs 10 centimes az cents). The
daily outlay is 100000 francs
($7S0, 0,00O).
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05

Increasing use of the national for
ests by local farmers and settlers to
supply their needs for timber is shown
in the fact that small timber sales on
the forests numbered S,298 in 1914,
against 6,1S2 the previous year.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05

of the employees of the various departments
under his together with names of those
who obtained their appointments, will make interesting
reading for Governor Brumbaugh
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05

The last report of the Eleonore Woer-
mann was on December 1 Z when dis
patch from Buenos Aires said the Ar
gentine cruiser Pueyrrelon had cap
tured her for an alleged violation of
neutrality.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05

liquors, 19 different towns have had
bills introduced in the Chamber Of Dep
uties authorizing them to impose mu-
nicipal surtax on alcoholic beverages.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05
GOVERNMENT FOREST NOTES

Increasing Timber Sales to Farmers
and Settlers Shown
1t is estimated that the govern
ment's Grand Canyon game refuge, >in
Arizona, now contains about ten thou
sand deer.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05
Surtax on Liquor in France

Surtax on Liquor in France
Correspondence of the Associated Press.
Paris, Jan. 23.-In addition to meas
ures proposed by the government for
the restriction of the sale of spirituous
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05
Mrs. Lantay's Adventure


Mrs. Lantay thus described her ad-
venture:
''Of course, we did not report our.
selves, but simply lived in Vienna. We
would have got in trouble, no doubt, if
the authorities had known the circum.
stances, but my husband, being of Aus
trian parentage, although a naturalized
Englishman, was able to carry things
through. 1t is really remarkable the
kindliness with which the English peo.
pie are treated in Vienna. In the shops
l found it possible to do my trading
in English, which almost all the attend
ants speak huently. The feeling
among the people whom met seemed
to be friendly toward the English, and
an English lady who is teaching in the
schools told me that she notices no
diminution in the number of pupils
studying the English language.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05
English Couple in GERMANY

That it is not impossible for Eng
lish people to make their way through
Germany and Austria is shown by the
return to London of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L.. Lantay after business trip to
Vienna. Mr.. Lantay had important
business interests in Austria, which
two months after the war began de.
manded his presence in Vienna. He
had made the trip so often in times of
peace that he scoffed at his friends ;
warnings of the likelihood of imprison.
ment and possible death as a spy. He
took his wife with him, and proceeded
in his accustomed manner across Ger.
many. They were not molested, and
remained in Vienna almost three
months, making no particular effort to
conceal themselves Their return was
made by another route, but was accom-.
plished without accident.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05
Eagles Disband at Tamanua

Tamaqua, Feb. 5.-Tamaqua Castle
No. 6S, Knights of the Golden Eagle,
instituted in 1885, has decided to dis.
band owing to lack of interest.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05
WEATHER FORECASTS

Harrisburg and vicinity: Rain and IZHVEND@
warmer tonight and Saturday. Lowest ~ EA
temperature tonight about 35 degrees iM1cNX-
Eastern Pennsylvania Rain tonight
and Saturday, Fresh south W u
winds. X:y
YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURE IN HARRISBURG
Highest, 80; lowest, II; a. M, 10; p m, 29.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-05

At last-President Villa. For how longs
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07
MIDDLEBRooK

Our farmers are almost done
planting and all report a good stand
most all the wheat looks well.
There IS a good prospect for fruit,
and our farmers can be heard sing
ing, "There is a bright day coming"
Mrs. Ethel Swindle left last Mon.
day to JON her husband who has
a position on the railroad near st.
LOUIS.
Grandma Carter stayed last week
with her daughter, Mrs. 81. John
son.
Uncle John Gnssom and wife
visited G. r. Phipps last Saturday
night.
r. J. Parker and wife and Mrs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07
Vas Time For Prayer

1t is said that recently preacher,
after his sermon, requested every
one IN his congregation who were
paying their debts to stand up. In
stantly, every man, woman and
child, with one exception, arose to
their feet. He seated the crowd
and then sand, "Let every man who
is not paying his debts stand up"
The exception noted, a re-worn,
hungry.looking, clothed in his last
summers suit individual, slowly as.
suming a perpindicular position and
leaned upon the back of bench in
front of him. "How is it, my
friend, asked the minister, "that
you are the only man in this large
congregation that is not able to meet
his obligations?" 81 publish a
newspaper" he meekly replied,
"and my brethren here who have
Just stood up are all subscribers and
-" "Let us pray" exclaimed the
minister, -Ex
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07

John Bunny is dead! Announce
ment of the death Of this popular
moving picture comedian will bring
touch of sadness to millions of
patrons of picture theatres scattered
over the globe. His sunny, homvly
features, his grotesque figure and
his comical antics contributed a
mighty lot Of laughter and mirth to
this drab old world, which surely
is better by reason OF his having
lived. John Bunny is dead-and a
notion mourns him.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07
friends near Old Jackson Sunday.

friends near Old Jackson Sunday.
Little Chrisua Lemmons visited
her aunt, Mrs. Mag Sutton one
night last week.
Mrs. Jane Wagner visited her
brother Dove Perseful Monday.
Mrs. Linda Dawson was guest
of her mother Mrs. Mary Kincade
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hancock Wis
tied at Pocahontas Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Hulse left Saturday
for St. John, Kans., where she will
ioin her husband who has been there
for some time.
Rev. Nj. Z. Cox and wife were
pleasant visitors at F. NJ. Suttons
Sunday evening.
Orby Sutton and wife visited at
II. l.. Swans Sunday.
Mrs. Della Chesser was a guest OF
Mrs. Ann and May Sutton one day
last week.
Mrs. George Sutton and children
visited at the home of Alfred Woon-
er Saturday.
Quite a crowd of youngsters
gathered at the home of S. X. Hill
and we're entertained with music
furnished by Ehhu White, Ambrose
Million, Spurgeon Peasc and Gull
Ter Hancock. All enjoyed a nice
time.
Annie and Beulah Cox of New
Harmony visited Willie Wagonel
Saturday night.
Bessie Hancock was a pleasan
caller of Martha McCoy's Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07
NEW HOPE NEWS

Quite hail storm visited this
vicinity Sunday. No damage was
done in these parts.
Rev. NJ. E. Cox'flled his appoint
me mt at this places Sunday.
Lalfey Graham and wife were
pleasant callers at the home of S.
r. Hill Sunday.
irwin Sutton visited Qulller Han.
cock Saturday night.
j. p. Kincade and wife visited
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07

Flora Hambrlck had business at
Doniphan last Monday.
Uncle John A. Johnson and wife
of near Maynard visited their dangh
ter. Mrs. Ella Hagood one night
last week.
From the number that attend
singing here each Saturday night,
our normal will be grand success.
ID. NJ. Odom and family of near
Reyno visited DR.. swindle Saturday
night.
We are glad TO see Uncle VIII
Lindsey able to be out again.
Our boys organized base ball
team last Saturday, and the way
they started off, we predict they
will do some good playing.
Wesley Brown, Miss Ethel John
son and Miss Eta Lewis of Poca-
hontas visited w. l.. Johnson last
Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07
WHITE MAN WITH BLACK LIVER

WHITE MAN WITH BLACK LIVER
The Liver is a blood purifier. 1t
was thought at one time 1t was the
seat of the passions. The trouble
with most people is that their Liver
becomes black because of impurities
IN the blood due to bad physical
states, causing Biliousness, Head
ache, Dizziness and Constipation.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills will
clean up the Liver, and give you
new life. 25c at your druggist.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07

Well, 1t has only been a few
short months since men who clam
ed to be American citizens would
gather around in punches and en-
gage in heated arguments over the
war situation, some siding In with
the Kaiser, some with John Bull,
etc. Now everybody seems to have
become dIsgusted with the war,
other things are being discussed,
and the whole nation seems to be
united for "America First"
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07
NOTICE
Saturday

All who are interested in the ST.
loan cemetery are requested to meet
on Saturday the 22nd, for the pur'
pose of cleaning of the graveyard.
The men are to bring tools and the
women to bring dinner, and we will
spend the day together.
w. A. Brown.
Comm. S. II. Parker.
NJ. B. l.. Jones.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07
Ladies Rest Room

Through the efforts of Mrs. Kizer,
Mrs. Martin and others, the ladies
of Pooahontas have secured a rest
room in the Meier hotel building,
which will he free for women and
children from the country when in
town. Ladies, do not forget to &c
to the rest room when you have oc'
casion to do so.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07

Ex-Treasurer j. w. Crockett is
now being mentioned as a sure can.
didate for governor. We under
stand Mr.. Crockett has a good gov
ernmeut job and he should remem-
Der the old saying about a bird IN
the hand, etc.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07

Until the little shower of rain this
week 1t commenced to look like an
other drouth, and we had already
heard several fellows cursing Viii.
son ana the Democratic administra-
ton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR TREASURER

VIII 5. White OF James Greek township au-
thorizes us to announce him as candidate
for Treasurer OF Randolph county. subject
TO the Democratic primary marsh 1916
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07

We notice by the Lawrence coun-
tY papers that j. G. Cbllders is a
candidate for county judge of that
county. Well, in our opinion, if
Crock Childers wants it he will be
the next Judge of Lawrence county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-05-07

Randolph county Is first in every.
thing-including candidates for Of
fee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
@uaocrneur @leaic' glbi@ieOs6ot.
idlaft.

Golumbiu S..G.. f2. &onuor.
Sn ieircr beutiaen glbihicosbot-
lhoft an bic 2cgiSlohu bon Siio.
Carolina iprod @ouberneur 9leoie
iiber 0ie pGineriffe ser 9unoesre8ie.
rung in Staatenredte,1 bon ocnch
mic er crfldrt, Dicle ogeito9leu4 nor.
ocn ieien.
Sam es mogliA ieiu" ioGte er,
,,ooB Die 0cntofratiihe @nrtci inter
Ger 5Hbreridoit eines Nlonues, Der
monhmol elm SioIduocr ocnannt
miro, 8u elmer &ortci miro mclde bic
Mabtbehignife Ger Stoatcn iticbIt
mo oieielben scr 9imoesrcgienm8
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@ortei itnter Scr 6ii6runa ciics
&ug6cs oocr cincs @bihnon ole @or.
tel Der Stootenrcdte miro ino ocm
Gicbitobl Ger @lodtbefugiiiie Gin.
bnlt gebictct."
3um S9luB ieiner 9otidoft cr-
fldrtc er uSSd babe mein auic por
feincnl W'onne unO Dor tciucr glns
8abl bon Mdnuern ae6cuot menn iN
cincn eittcn @in0nld erpedt bo6e,
ooui gut; menn id obcr einen I'M.
eiiuitieen @iuorud berDorgerufcu
babe, Damn bin i'd uuo id olIcin pert
ontwortlid. Sopeit mein pcrionlibc5
Snterehe IN 6roge tonmt, 10 III nein
9ebcnSiperf pollen0et.~
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liuoIiidIidler Gtur,

Scr AZ Sabre nlte G6orles Su.
bert bon g}r. 514. SiiO.9lnn,StroBc,
iiel geitern giodmittog auf Dem
cngliiGen 0ompier n9teluiteaO, ser
am 6uBe oes 9roaowaD liegt, oird
eincn S9aft ouf 0en @ooen OeS
Sbiffes binab. @iidlicberweiie ie bra9
er ni6t cinen ein5igen anoden. Die
5uge5ogcnen 9lbibiirtingcu iino ie.
Oo1 gcfd6rliher gtatur, inO er
mtBte in Der glmbulan5 oes oitlideu
Giitrifts nad ieiner @o6nmg GO
brad]t nerocn.
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@mrac StaNtmcninseiten

Der 0onipfcr uSobu Soroie~ nit
ocn MoroIdnoer @oben fir Oie bun.
oernoen 9clgier oebt bclite bon glor.
folf in Sec.
Cine SSnipcftion Der Moroldnoer
W}iIi5 in Baltimore ourb gunoes-
Snipeftoren ioll am 3. 6e6ruor itott-
finoen.
glbrobam 6rico6erg eir Nlobcl-
bGnOler IN g1r. 1912, 0it 9Srott- Ctr.
bat I'M oic @o6Itboten 0eS @onte.
rottgciescs nodgciuht
Scr Sci5enpreiS iticg eeitcrn mic
ser ouf $1.32 pro 9uibeI. @citerr
nobmen oht 0onlpfer S8eiSen ouf az
ben @Ieoatoren.
SSn Der oitliben bo6cren SoAtcr.
ibile al ser Gde BON @rooowop- ii.
ytort6- -9lDeme iinOet morgen 9lbeuS
sic 5lpcite nniiifaliibc glbelountcr,
boItung itott 6err 6ron8 s. Born.
lbein bat mebrcre Jtllnmern ilber'
nommen.
Sir oie Gperniaiiou iinO iopeii
nod feine 9nuSiic6ten porbanOen inc
ma6riHeinlib finoen feline goriteI,
lmaen itott.
Ger @otcr 0es Scrrn Gorl Saror
1T in Columbus, Ohio, geitorbeli. Sr
&aroD iii Der Gbef-Glerf I'M @iireau
ocs @ou0erncurs in 9lnnopolis.
Cine gIn5abI g(ngeitelltc i'm Goit.
ante ino in oen administrations
6oben cine &etition all oen G6r0nal
Gibbons lnter5eiHuet, cine 92omt.
meiie fir oieie 0eute etl8utidlcu.
@a6rideinlid finoet cine ioldje in
Der ct. SguatiuS-airHe itatt.
Serr 0m +. Span ser ncue3onl
cinne6mer, wuroc geiteru i'm 3oll.
ante bonn ieBigen 3o1cinnebmer %,
3. Stone Den beridieoeneu Cepnrte.
ments.GbeiS ooroeitelt. Nr. &Dan
ii6erninmt ieiue Qlmtspilibten an
1. 6ebruar-
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0niniid[er nnn QIinifrn.

Baltimore GDc, Gar ano Ihroat
Gbaritr SoipitoI emo Gispeniore.-
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marp, Greene. uuo 2om6ar0.Sir
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Strobe
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gr. 602, iio.9ouo.Str.
emergency Torolosical SoipitoI
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9rooopap, uahe Sairniouut-glDe
nSoipital ono 8ree Dispeniaru iot
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9Lpenus uuo SoDr.StroBe,
.guGuJooo SoipitaI for Gouilmy~
tibes,1 Sopiou.
u@aitern 9ispeniarB," 9lr. 1909
0it-9altimorerSiraBe.
oSoipital for tbe 9lelief Of GrippIpe
ouo Ceiormeo Gbiloren GbarIes.
uno 20. 5traBe
uNcrt6eoitern GoD Nurierp.~ ser.
429, 9Iisauit6.@traBe.
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peniorD,~ 93r. 1901, 2igbt.Strabr.
n@arDlano 9Ding.in &oipitol Of
tbe W1arDIonO @eusral Soipitol, =
Or St7, 2iroen.9Ipcine.
~Wlarplano General SoIpItuI,@ q
Nlaoiion.Strabe uno 2inoeu.9Ioe.
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9}eocr ermuroct.

Sm So6ueniat'ihen 9ldoeneinen
Soipitol itor6 ocitern gRo6mittng Ser
9leger gSn Burr, pclher 6ci elmer
&auferei om lebten Saniitag al Ser
@dc BON Sutton glOenie mo Cor.
monitroBe bon einem 9oiiegenoiien
in Sen aopf geitodeu plrOe. Inter
Dem @eroohte, 0en 800 9urr's oltf
Oeni @elpiiieu 81 6a6en, beiinoet iib
ser 9leger @m. Spencer bon 9tr.
1921, @ruceitroBe, sur 3eit i'm Csc.
fdngniB, I'M ooS Grae6niB oes bon
Coroner Senpel ouf 6eute gl6erO
ieitaciebten ,Snqueiis o65nporten.
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@crlDOrfcn.

Gie 6raucnltinnret5ts 5leiolntion inI
observation-disclosures @lit ei.
ncm @otlm bon 20l gcgen ia
Stimmen. Die 5lucitc glicocr.
lage Ser 5rauenitimmre6ts
6rernoc i'm @ongrcB iuaer9al6
eineS Sa6res.
@ai5ington 10. Somlar.
0as Observation-Disclosures lc6ute cs
beutc 9lbeno nit 2O4 gcgeu ia
Stimmcn ab, Oen Staten elm CON.
iiihltioneQes 9lmenoemait 3u uutcr
6reiten, oos oeu 6raucn 6aS Gtimm.
reht gc6en miir0c.
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ii6er sic 6rauenitimmre1tS 6ragc III
Der @eidibtc oes Gon9reiies Gs
fam nad elmer langon Gcbatte, mai.
reno mclder Ole 3u6orer in 0en
iiberiiiateu @alerien mieocrbolt
i6rem @eiiaa be5w. N1iBiaaen lauton
glusOrud go6en
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u0tbig 9cpcieu, INN 0en 9eihluB 5n
poiiiren. Gas beltige Gotum Der.
mari Die GeioliltiQn NIT ciuer 9}a.
ioritdt bon 30.
0ic &artei.2inicn mur0cn in Sic.
lem Sample niht ihori beobahtet,
obmo6l Ger 0laioritdtsiii6rcr lluoer
iuooO DER 0iciolution iAorien @iocr.
itauo entGcgen ictte, m16reno Der
republifaniide Siibrcr N}auu ais ci-
ner Der @anptuortdmpier Der Sadie
Der 6rouen III Die S9ranfcn trai.
Dies mar Ole 3wcite 9iicocrlaac.
pelhe Die 6raIenitinmrcbts 6rcun
Sc innerbalb eiies Sa6rcs i'm Son.
grcB crlitten. glm 10. Nlar5 uuroe
oos 6rauenitimmrebts 9lmcnoe.
mcnt 0cs Senators Chamberlain BON
Src9on perporfen. Gasicl6e er0iclt
cine einfohe. ni1t o6er oie u5tbigc
3lpciOrittel .NioioritGt.
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3uansig StnnOeu in SlntoOruIdDfc.

Sobn Sormml bon @bilooclpbio,
Der, wie in Der 0ienitogs- gdmmer
Oes uGeutiben Gorrcipouoentcn~
bcreits beridtet, einc gtitoOroidfc
fir oie Sobrt nod E6ilooelpbiu en-.
gogirtc ln0 bon ser Sudferitaot BON
Dem Gbouffcur nod Baltimore 3u.
riidgcbroht pur0e, ga cr ole sc.
ionntfoiten Der 9eiie niHt beroppen
fonnte, batte geitern 9fahmittog
Dor 9ti1ter SuppIcc in Scr mittlcren
9oli5eiitotion Elm @er60r 5u 6eItebcn.
Sir Die 6abrt for0erte scr G9ouffurr
CLAUDE @bite Oen 9ctrog bon 500.
0ic &iniobrt naG ser Gu1fcritooi
wuroe in oAt Stlmoen 5uriidgelcet,
mdbrcnO Die Radfa6rt 13 Stunoen
p0brte. SSn ieinem @eiibe batte Sar.
man $89.50, melcbc er Dem Gboufieur
iibcreob. Go iih @bite inoireft oui
cine S6eil5o6lung eipgeIaiien botte,
licB @oli5eiriAter Supplec sic gln.
iduIoiglng 9c0en @ormon follen.
9l6uuncnien oie ben ..ocnfhcm GurreIpun.
beuicn" uldlt pAnlllim uoer nnrcaclmnnl1 eps
bnltcu, NIB ncDctcu, Der Cfilcc onpuu per SClCs
p9un ooer ldlriitil6 MRIhbriIuno 81 maaleu.
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Satte GOcain I'M geiitc.

llnter ser 9tuihuloi9ung, Gocoin
iuo Scroin in ieinenl 9eiibe ecbo6t
81 boben wuroe 9citcrn Ger 81 Sabre
olte GDmoro &elli6cr bon Scr. 30S,
9}oro @reenc 5trabe, in Scr peIt-
lidcn Eoli6ciitatiou bon g1ihtcr
So0ler Oen @robgelbmorenen iibcr.
wicien. Qie Sereconten Gooneo mO
@oufmillcr ino %oIi5iit W8llrpbg cr-
flGrtei bei elmer llntcrhlditng bon
&cllibcr's 3immcr cine gr0Berc
9uonii6t Scr ocrboteuen Qrogucu &C.
flnocn 81 ba6en.
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MeEitaniideg.


ero b ert.
2ore0o, EeroS, a. Sonuar. 1T
Gle Ictten @lclouugen beiogcn, ooB
@ictoria, Die @auptitoot bon Tomoir
lipos, nidt bon @iQa's Grippen Elm.
ocnommen worOcn it, Solboiiijiea
wor oie Ginna6me BON gIuepo 9a.
reoo 0cmeIoet poroeu. SeBt perlou-
tct Dob nod Oreitaaigen admpfen
giao'S Erlppen iib in GrOuuug 5u.
riidge5oeeu bdttcn. SSnoiii3iea Der.
lailtet oaB @encrol @oblo @ou5o-
les. ein 9ln6Gnaer Gorrou5oS, aeitern
bic Staot @ales, ou Der 9obulinie
3miiben Sonpico im0 San 2uiS
Eotoii aenonlmeu babe.
10 ontereD BON Garron5o
Qeronmt2
@oibirgton -. SonlIor. -
4oS Stoots Gepartcment erbielt
beute Die W}eI0itng, ooB 9Olouterep
bon Ben 9ruppen GarroBo's boil.
itdnoig ger6ilmt poroen ici
General scott tritt 81 il d.
reiie an.
9lnco, 9(ri5. i2. Sananr.-@enes
raj Sua6 g. Scott trot belte bon
bier sic Heiie nod SSoi6iugton nit
ieincni Sto6e an noA0em cr bon
beioeu fricafii6renoen @orteieu IN
Sonora oos @eripre6en cr1olten
bot, i6re Streitigfeiten niht in ser
9lG6c ser anlerifaniihen @ren3c Slns.
3utro9en. @enernl Gosfer s.. @liB
miro nit ocu anerifoniihcn 1rup
pen mod 10 lanae oen@rcn3iAub apf.
reHter5olteu, bis ieoe @eiobr beiei
tigt 1T Bob oie merifouiihen @or.
teiiiibrer ooer oeren Grlppen ooS
unter5eibnete &eriprec6en perlebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

ier6crt fii6rte sen Goriit rmO Scfrc-
tar $. Soucr 0oS @rotofoQ.
oVl elo0ie."
Ger D@ciongoerein Nlelooie" 6ielt
geiiern 9l6eno in 9lieB' SaQe an ser
6orreititroBc iaiue w6Nentli6c Ser
iommhmg BrGiiOeut SEQ %iciier
iii5rte oen Goriib mo Sefretdr So6n
Sertel Oos ErotofoIl. glo4Oem Inn
Ter Dem Diriaentcu eiuige Sie0er ein-
geiibt worOcn poren murOc 5lr Sc.
idditsiitung iibergegangeu. Die Der-
idieoenen GinloOungcn pur0en an
genonmeH nno bcidlolien i'm glpril
ciuen llnter6altuugSa6cuO 81 ucron-
itolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
gSiele luiinidlen gycidGftinnnn.

@an5e Sdaarcn bon 9lrbeitsloien
fonOen iib geItcrn in Der 3meieiteac
oes 9inoes glr6eitS gtadweisbi-
reaus im fiinitcn Stodwerf oeS
Stcport- @e6auoeS an Der Gde BON
2ombaro- mo @ap. StroBe Elm im0
licBcH iic6 regiitrirei. Gie 8eiAdi.
tigungsloicn Dert6eilten iicb ali alc
@cmcrbs1meiNe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
CIemGlOc. .gInSiteanno.

Sm YlorDlanO.Snititltt fiuOct 3ur
3eit cine intereiiaute @cmaIoe.9luss
iteling aus Dem 0tohloiie Oes per-
itorbeuen 9iibtcrs Sobu 6. Sling
itott. Gie 9Iusitcnuna lit bis 5ur
30 oes @louatS tdgli6 bon 2 bis 4
llbr 9tn1mittnls ge0finet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13

@ofbirgton 10. Samor.-
@rdiioent gsiIiou erfldrtc beltc oaB
er niht oaron geooht babe, feline
Gouoiootur fir 1916 op5ufiiuoigcn
ais er in ieiner fiir5lidcn 2lniprodc
in Snoionopolis oie 9emerflna ae-
madt babe, ooB oos @olf ser &er.
Stooten oie @eleocnbeit bo6cu ni0gc,
ieine Snnolingen 6u bcurt3cilcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-13
,glSoertiiina GIn6.u

@ei Dem @1ittags .2unbeon Oes
D9l0bcrtiiing Clubs" I'M u@mcrion.
Sotel" miro beute Serr 2epeIlou 6.
9Srott bon gleip Dorf cine NeOc iiber
Oen @ertb Der 9ieflamc 6oIten. Der
9SreiS Oes 2unAconS lit 65 Gents.