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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

my husband was
so far gone with
a 'h a n gin go n
hacking coughand
catarrh that he
had to give up his
work and started
to go to a doctor,
three miles away.
He only got two
miles away when
he had to give up
and rest at the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

on trains between Philadelphia and
New York. According to Detective
Lieutenant Blankenburg. of the Penn
sylvania service. a number of COM
plants have been received from pas
sengers who claimed they were victims
by pickpockets on trains.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Two styles of soc Aprons--one
made Princess style from neat fig
ured percales-the other in bib
style and made of fast color ging-
ham. Special for 2Qc
Friday at, each ..........
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04
Yellowstone Tomorrow

Tomorrow evenings subject is the
Yellowstone Park a tour to one of
the most interesting spots in all the
world The geysers found in the ma
tional park are the only ones now in
existence, those formerly existing in
New Zealand being destroyed by earth
quake. The plunging waterfalls, multi
colored and strangely shaped forma-
tions, the wild game and the spec
tacular bits OF scenery make Yellow.
stone we'll worth the title, Mature s
Wonderland"
A pleasing feature of each evening $
travelogue is the musical program by
Miss Sara Lemer on the violin and
Charles Mackey on the piano. starting
at 7.30 and continuing until the
travelogue at SIS. Their playing has
been well received.
Admission TO all travelogues is 10
cents with the coupon on the first page
of the Telegraph. or 25 cents for a seat
in the reserved section.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Ladies' and Misses Suits in
Tweeds and Mixtures - newest
styles--coats with belt effect and
velvet collar-slxirt with flare pleats
regularly values to $50. Special
70 for Friday $14.95
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04
TRAVELOGUE in
EMERALD ISLE
Continued From First Page. ]

veloguer, at the Chestnut Street Audi
torium.
The Blarney Castle. the Giants
Causeway, the Rock of Colleen Bawn
and all the other places and things
about which the stories of all-conquer-
ing giants of rocks which have mys-
terious powers and other wonderful
old Irish legends are woven will be
visited on the screen. Also Tipperary,
Killarney, Cork, Ulster. whose names
are known almost as we'll to the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

45x36 BIeached Pillow Cases
made of splendid even cloth of me-
dunn wcight--regularly 121@c. Spc-
ciaI for Friday 10c
at, each
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

1Oc Bleached MusIin-36 inches
wide--a good medium weight, SOFT
finish, even cloth for general use.
Special for Friday QN
at, per yard ....,...........
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04
Railroad Detectives Are
Watching Pickpockets

Pennsylvania Railroad detectives are
keeping a close lookout for pickpockets
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Ladies' and Misses Kimonos-
light colors with small figures
regularly $1.25 and S1.5O. OEz
Special for Friday, at ...... 0OS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

59c Cotton Batts-size T2x9O-
made In one large sheet just the
size of cOmfortabIe-good clean
stock--weighs lbs. Special ACC
for Friday mt, per roll. 49,.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

White Lingerie Waists in lawns
organdies and voilcs with lace and
embroidery trimmings-a splendid
$3.50 value. Special OOo
for Friday, at Wv
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Ladies' Man-tailored Waists -
newest styles--beautifuI materials
In white with lavender, blue and
gray strtpes-also plain white
regularly S1.2S and $3.50. SOc
Special for Friday, at -. O~S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Lot of soc Novelty Wooden Dress
Goods-all good, new styles-36
inches wide. Special for 2Ec
Friday at, per yard ........
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Rubber Door Mats, made of the
hest grade of rubber. Special for
Friday
69c values. Special, at. >. 2OG
S1.OO values. Special, at. SQH
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Misses School Coats in colors
and mixtures-odds and ends of the
present seasons stock-most every
si1e-vvorth up to $3.50. %E M
Special for Friday. at. ~0sOO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Cheney Bros. Silk Crepe Meteor
10 inches wide-in IL good de-
sirable shades - regularly S2.OO.
Special for Friday Ct 90
at, per yard .........
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04
THE QUALITY STORE"
Timely, Attractive Bargains
For Fridays Selling Only

None of the following bargains will be sent ap-
filled.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Ecru Lace Curtains - all new
goods - up-to-date styles - worth
$t.OO to $3.50. Special for Friday
at. per 7E and G. on
pair sOS ID SOO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

1215c LongcIoth-36 inches wide
SOFT, chamois finish-for ladies'
and chidren's wear-put up i'm TO-
yard pieces. Special for QOo
Friday at, per piece OON
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04
American as places in his own home
land, are to be shown.
To Visit Home of Poets


Robertson will jump the Irish Sea
and land on the rock bound coasts of
Scotland. He will visit the birthplaoes
of Sir Walter Scott and Robert Burns
and the places about which their in
teresting tales and beautiful poems
We're written. He will cross over the
Trossachs, wander about the ruins of
old castles, many of which have had
their place in the bloody wars of the
highlands. and visit the real Scotch
people in their highland homes.
The travelogue, from the point of
visiting the places we'll worth seeing,
is one of the best in Mr.. Roberson's s
repertoire. The pictures are some OF
the most beautiful in the traveloguer's s
collection. Many of them were taken
by P. Mark Parthemore. Harrisburg
photographer. who was associated
with Mr.. Robertson a few years ago
and who made the trip through the
British Isles with the famous traveller.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

EXCET'TTONAL-Ladies' Cordu-
roy Slirts--newest styles-in navy
blue, brown and green-worth con-
siderably more than these special
prices
$2.98, $3.50, $500
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Tapestry Curtains-can be used
as couch cOvers-5O inches wide.
Roman stripes-were $500 and
$500 per pair. Special for 6Qc
Friday at, per strip ...... VON
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Heavy Homespun Hand Towels
-hcmmed ready for use-neat RED
and blue borders-abSorben and
durable = 19c regularly. Special
aP' a1F earb rrIaaS 14C
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

White and ecru Curtain Laces-
new and distinctive designs-36 and
IS inches wide-good variety of
patterns-worth 10c and CSC per
yard. Special for Friday at.
per 1917 and 11
yard. 500. AZ /ZO 1SC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

soc Mercerized Table Damask-
heavy weight-fulI wldth-a spIen.
did serviceabIe cloth in n beautiful
line OF patterns-Very special 0Er
for Friday at, per yard. AOS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

$500 Gray Wool Blankets in
large double bed size-made of
good clean stock-no shoddy or
waste in them-neat pink and blue
borders. Special for 90 Nn
Friday at, per pair. WAsfO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

$500 Bed ComfortabIes large
size, either tackled or stitched
filled with clean, white cotton
covered with pretty chlntz, both
sides. Special for Friday G. co
at, each ............... ~A AsOO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-04

Small lot of Mems S1.0O and $3.50
Colorcd Negligec Shirts-separate
cuffs-neat patterns. Special for
Friday
$3.50 Shirts, at ........'. 500
S1.OO Shirts, at t.......... S0C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

sic conn berIor ibrcn fIareu e9ein.
0e Goacl Iieben iDr einecu icn.
g8ie bier ole gau3e 9}ahtr trouert,
10 Bat iih bic gon5e gotur in 0er
nbiaieen 9taAt" oeireit. 0as trou.
rige @iegen ser Y1itnc in ser So.
ocsitun0e oeS @ottcS bat iein @egen.
ipiel in Dem ircimoIicben @ipiel.
neigen ser 4olme, oie cine Der
i6oniten S5enen ans ser &tno6eit
@6rilti ~ oem bungrigen &in0letn
ibre 6riibte bietct. Miario bittct 3u.
crit Soief, ocu Baum al beiteiaen;
ober Der olte Soief lit 81 ntiioe 0a3u.
ga Nci9t iid Der 9mtM OoB OoS
ainOleiu ieI6it bic i5rilhte greiicu
fam. Sn Der mittclaltcrlidcn Snmit
lit oicieS Wtotip itets mil GROCER 8or
liebe oorgeitelt morOen. SGufig ie6ei
mir Ou GnaeliAwlrine il9er Ser 6ei.
ligen 6omilie bird oie gSaIOmipfel
sie6en lno bic Gnglein 6angcn iicb
omn in GGooren ipie g9cipen on sic
8peisc, bis iib oieie irltcr ser 2ait
bero6bic9en.
SSn Oer G5riitun1t reoen sic Tbiere,
bliibeu gelpiiie 9liniieN. Die Stole
BON Sertc6o~ criblebt in Mei6woiier
deitellt ibre 8hrme. Gie Shneeroie.
Die Dor b0ieu @eiitern iMiibt ofinct
lmterem SNnrc in Der @eibeihtnoe
i6ren peiBeu &elh. S66n lit sic
cngliihc Sage bon oenl MeiBoorn
uon @laiIer6ur0, &oiepb bon gIri-
fnat6dn 5abe in ser Gbriilnaht ieinen
Stab in ole Gr0c gcItedt uu0 Der
Sta6 bobe aliogleih @ur5ela uno
@liit6en getriebet. @on oieiem lei elm
SproB nod @loiterbury gebradt
iooroen Der ic0e G9riimabt bliibc.
@irflib itano oii Dem 6ricObof ser
gIbtei Don @loiierburD Elm 5troud
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

G8 mayen 6a 5uei ubcrnaritlec @ie6,
Sic iic.en uie6cr ail ibrc aaie
Sic freilcn ni1t me6r bon Dem l1cit
ailf 0os Ole Wlutter 0as gottli6e
Stn0 bettet sSu Den Se9enoen DON
ser @ino6eit G6riiti ipicIen ole E6ierc
ii6er6oupt cine groBe 9iollc. Sie &C.
ben ibre 6ciNoi@ait untereinonOer
oli. Bar, Molf uno S0pe begleiten
Die bcilige Sonilie dnf Der 6lu6t
nadl 2le9Dpten rnO geben ireuno.
idoitlid ne6en Dem Q'le6 Der, 0a5
Soiepb NIT iit6 fiyrt Des gl6enos
fonunen @raMcn aus oem @aloe
itno ic6lieben i1 gleiNiaas Dem 3uae
on. Gle g}atur erfeNnt ole @oitbeit.
Gas lit ouc6 Der Sinn ciner iAoncn
Se9enoe aus Dem t3. Sa5r1lmOcrt,
sic nidt irei bon iutgriihcr Sddrie
lit Der &nabe ,Seius iei eiumal ul
Die gSiiite inter bic 20pen 6inaus-
gcgangcn. 9lls cr ipiaocr 5iriidte6rt.
tonmeu ibm por Stn0ttDor Don go,
5arctb idJon me5rere 9clite cntgegen.
gclauien bic i'm nit Gorniirieu en-.
piangcu mie er iidb 10 frcDcutltb
inifcr 0ie uilocn E6icre babe 1inous-
uoaen t5nnclL porauf ibneu Seius
ipottiir6 erpiOert Die pilocn G6icrc
erfannten MIDI uer ib bin; unter
ciu5 Bin ib lange luo ibr ferut Mid
niht
SSie sic 96ierc, 70 freucn iib auC6
sic BiIau8en nit i6rem @ott; ebenIo
mic iie ipdter ouh nit iGm lciOeu.
W}ario beiNiu0rt auf @olgotbo Die
9lotnr
Pun bea oit Qonm glnn bice oi9 eliii
ncin Sinh bai meocr su0 non Haii
SUN bco oi4 eauDl gun 1iea bio @ra5l
2obi enD 3u Scr8ey gcbeit baSl
Sic 5ciecnbdnm', Die Doocn iin
0le barien Stein 8erllo6en iiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
NataFFaIt in Der G5riituadJt.
gSon Sllela GldJcrid.

-
aguns lit cin S{ino se6oren, Gin
iogn NJ ms gegebeii lpcIdeS Serrs
5eell Ut olif ieiner Sdmlter rn0 er
gSs'Bl AiinOerbor, Eot5, &roit &elo.
Solapater, 5rieoeiirit oui 6oB ieine
So,'llualt arob pcr0c luO 0eS 5ric-
''sS tein Cube
S'ele ySortc oes %ropbctcn Sc
~, la'as Die nit ibrcm hcloiic1cn aloug
SS'> &" loroil6e Sion0enpoeiie eriunerL
SoS. 1op l'ef in oie 0sitide @iapiinoutgs.
NIX. SI elnaeorungen- S,u i6rer ge6einI-
NsoooAca lle6creiniiimutng NIT oer
i pi,s0p9e3eiitng: u9raen ii6cr5er Miro
n.y., p'"sr aeboren~ permur3clten iic in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

Sale oranuiiirt enel Qo3oreit3ug
oisaeriiitet n0 fiir ben Sanit1ts-
oienit ant gobnboi Sole cine pelon-
Oere nSnitruItion~ berousse9ebeu.
%rofeiior @oIi9oug PUN, Der flolli'
idc Gbilolo8e Der Srcibnrger llnloer'
iitdt biloet olS &i3cpo@tnelter oer
Sanome0r Nlonnidaiieu eliwS 5eloa
ortiQericregimcnts ons RroleNor
gian gln0rcus @roIciior Der @e'
idlidte ot Der Iehnilhen 0ohlhule
Snrlsrrbe, III 3riegsirenpiui8er.
@cbeimrat1 &orl 9lrnbolo in &dnno-
Der bat 0oS GbeniIbe $lliitiit on Der
foniglideaSt tierdrHliteh Nohlhnle,
Oeiien Iireltor er 1T oeu SonltQts'
omt sun &eriiang geitollt un0 Qrbel
tct olS Gbcrapothefer init at Der
9hisitatiima oe5 9lrmeeiorps it
9lr5neiniittcln. Gcrbdnoiiofier ~ttu.
Ger Q6orelaloae Ser @onner lluiner.
iitdt &roieiior Gadcnt NJ stations
or3t Inn @orner So5oratt @cbelmr
roth Qa00qbel Ser &errcter Der
oeltid)cn @hiloloaie an Der @ieBlHer
llni0criitdt. leltet ste 0ortige 8iiherei
fir Germun0eie. @cbeurdtb @ier.
mnnu scr Sc6rcr fin romildcS mo
biiracrIihcs Scicb 6iloct cine 4om
pa1nie ous. &roiciior 2uomi9 Grr.
thus en0litb 0er iloiiilde Qlrdldoloac
ser Grlongcr lIninerlitdt 1T Stricas'
ireiuiaiaer bei ser 1aBril1ea 6elo.
artIlleric.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

&ie5 rei5liGc5 6uiter lmo ioot ibm
oaB Ger beilige @eiit gcfonmcii it,.
llno Der Soi61mO miro BON Scr Settle
oeloit. Scr Nlann ser nit ieincr ga.
mile ino icinen anerbten rio Wld9.
ocn Gin SET icicrt uergiBt oudj ieiner
G0ierc ni6t GS licat cine potriar,
bolil@e 0cr3lihfeit in Oieicr elite,
jeneS inni9e, bolfstbiimlic6e Gbriitens
fbim mie 6rnn5 pon 9liiiii cS pre-.
oigte, 0os 0ie aan3c 5dopiuug aIs
einer in 2icbe perbuM0cncn Srga.
nismuS 6etrahtet.
Sl Dem fcrireirGeu StlBlon0 lDcrs
Sen @etreiOeaar6en iiir bic @6gel auf
oie SclOer gclegt glud5 Bel ms iiioct
monDes 8ogclcin om @eibnodiS.
tnge ieiaen 5littcrplas om Tenier
oOcr in ser oiiettliben @oaelidlut.
biitte reiAlider 6eitcllt. q(bcr oicie
9rdrbc meincn nidlt ctipa MIR, 0ab
Scr Dlciid an Oicien Gage oeS
Shenfcns aud ser gcringcreu arcn.
tur bon ieincm llcbcriluB 1ebcn fol-,
tie gebei piclmcbr oui BEN Geonaicn
3uriif, 0aB sic l6icre cn glnrcht
bo6en on Scr bSberen @eibnodts.
ifcu6e t6cil3lmc5nicil, ilio oob Der
@lenid pcrpilidtct it, ibnCu oabei
6e5ililid 3u iein GoruH oos 9Sci6.
rod]tiogcn Su cincln pIatt0elltiMet
Sinoerlicomen bciBt cs:
9ei6nn6ien o0cno,
tonn eelbt Bat ran bacon
faun illnacu Sc elodcu,
ban sanicu Of oe poeacn (5-BI4c).
BARN ripen Of De mis-
Su aa I.lo tis.
lln0 has aIte NaIiionat" cine
uGn0cs0oac uiliclaitcrlMe lid.
tung, eridalt 6ci Der 9dilocruig Der
@eburt G5riiti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

cine 6eihng tie unige6er. 0ie Stride,
nod aus bp5ontinii6er 3eit itoiu-
men0 rno in frii6eren 8eiten ais elm
pr1mtiges 9oumorf geprelen, bat
rnter oem 5eritoreu0en @iniluB ser
Bet ltn0 onrh eutlteaenOe @rnaic.
rtngen mo llnbnuteu ulel bon ibrcr
einitigca S6onbeit perlorell uuo Oie
fronmen Eilger bic iie 81 beiuhcn
foamen, lueroen mic Del Scr Grades
firNe IL Seuliolen in ibrtn @efii0-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

in Scr G6riitnoAt 0os glnio1en aolt.
&eioenbrouh, oen oie Girdc milce
oul0ctc &iOeripra9 er bod nibt 0cit
Morten Oes &ialmilten: nSimmcl
irene Oih mo Groc iei fro6lic6 Gas
V2eer 6roiie imo wer 0orinnen it'll
0as 5elo iei fr06liM in0 allies, mas
Oormtf it'll lln0 loiie rii6meu ale
8dume i'm @oloe bor Dem Serrn,
oenn er fommt. (@i. 96. 11-13),
mo uSobet oen I0errn ouf Groeu
8erge lmo ole 8iigel, fruHtbore
@0ume lmo oae 8eoeuL Sbicre imo
olles &icb, @eluiirn haO Sogel.
Cgi. 1913, 7-t0).
6rerOe, 6reuOe aroBe, tiefc ser
5ensfrelloe, 1T Ons gr0Be Mlotio oes
92ci5nodtSieitcS. g8ir ie5en es iiber.
oa in Den 6duerlmen Nrduhcn oui.
leidten, III Sen ihlihien aulten Sic
tein Frieitcr ie delebrt 6e ooS &olf
ielbit geiln0en ans ,0ent @eOiiriniB
Des Screens berolls. Gs iit nnnoer.
bar, ipelhp poctiime hnO religioic
@rait uno Sd)5nbeit in oieien 9r1ns
den lislt Die alte in 0cm alcir1en
9eoiiriniB gipieln, Dem @eoiirltib
cincS gcmeinidmen Sih5uiauimcn,
frcuens Der gan3eu Shopnmg ~
cinen groBcn ieliaen @ottesirieoel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
0rniidle Wclc6rtenar6clt IN 0ricae,

g9ie 0eitidje @elcbrte proitlihc
0lrbeit I'M Griese leiiten oariiber
moQe cine fleine 3uiammenltellun8
nnicrridten. Die aid @ollltanoigteit
noiiirliA fenen glnipuih madlel
fonn Erofgnor Gnlil 9l6oerbol0en.
ser SoQcnier &6DiioIoge, III 2eitcr
oes Sanitdtsbieniies om @obnbof
SalIe. Gr Bot oen naBen SonitotS
oienit uno Observation-Disclosures in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

fen oerlebt our6 oie 9lnmelenbeit
tiirtiiher ga6en Die fir glufra6f-
crboltrng ser Gronung on oieier
alien G6riiten 6eili9eu Stdtte 81 ior-
gen 6oben. SIS lit and meniaer sic
eigentlide airde icI6it Die 0ie @ldu-
bigen on8ic6t ais oielmebr Die uliter
ibr lie8enoe groBc arDp1a, cine no
tiirli6e lm0 ourH Me1i@en6duo en-
metcrtc S06le ooer @rotte sic eben
nah Der lle6crlieicrlin8 Oic Stdtte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

o9laiben Sic mir. mos ioa Id mel.
nre Grou tanicn2 Ssb m6hic ibr
cn0as redt @eiamod nuO Stimol.
les mii0rilaeul Gs Ioa obcr uiMt
niel foiie1l" .Ia fouica Sic toe
bod aleicl 0a 0rii6eu Elm poar @lao
2iribenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

ser @e6urt G6riiti lit. Sic cnt6Glt
mnittel6or inter Dem &o1altor ee-
legen Die @eburtsfapeae, 0eren
@Gn0e NIT N}armor nrrfleioet iino
uno Die IN elmer bon rs filberuen
2ompen erleudtetcn 9lii6e in Dem
aepflaitertcn SuBbO0en cinen iil6er.
nen Stern 5eiat nit Der llmidrift
uSic sc bir0ine W2orio SeiitS G6ri-
ihiS notus eit~ (Sier mlroe bon Ser
&lnafraI Wlario Seilla @Driitn5 &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

boren) @euige S6rittc Oobon ent-
fernt fiibren einise Stufen 81 elmer
8ueiten aopeae, in ser cine mormoa
rene &rippe Die Stele 6e5ei6nt, no
Oos Seiusfinolein in Die arippe ae-
legt purOe, u6breHo Elm 0cu 9atei-
nern 9eb0riger glltor bort itebt. 100
bic @eiien aus Dem N2orgenlanOe
ilie0erfnieteu uno 0os Giuoleit au-
beteten. SSn oieier 9rDptn Ser Morien.
o0er @eburtsfirbe finoct in DER
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

elmer friib6lii6cn0cn oricntalilden
@eiBoornart rno cs 6erriHte lonqe
Belt ole Sitte, Dem &onig lulO Der
&0nigin bon Gn9lono ais oaidbrli-
6es @ei6nadltsgciAcnf einen blii.
beHoen 3iUeig Oes Sirou9es bon
@loiter6rrH 5u iiberreiAen. Sr ben
itiirmiicben Eagen Grommeaes puroe
Oomn ser ebrmiiroige @eiBoom nm
gebaien.
S0hIt eigenortig lit ooS in man.
dcu @egenoen iibIihe @eibnahton.
ioeen unO @eipre9en Ser Gbitbdume.
9totb Dem S6mauie un SeiliBen
9l6eno ic6iittet man olc 0leite Der
O}obl5eit on Die 4ur3eln ser Sbit.
bdume iino lo0et oie gdlune fremo.
IiA Elm, om Seitma5l t6eibunebmea
Wlanhe ipreMcn oih agluf @ouml
Seut lit 6eiIige 9loc0t BRING pieoer
bel 9lepfel iin0 8irnen. llno bon BEN
Soften lDeiB man, Dab iie tribe in
Den @alo binouS9ingen all bic
@dume flopiteu iuio rieten:
.6reuet III, II Docmol 5rcut iul
SC 6lniac Gbriii is lamen"
Iicie Sittc gc6t oui bic urolte
@oritelling BON Dem Sc6eu in ben
@dumeu 3uriid. llniere beiOVihel
glltcn 0ocbteu i1 Ben geoIo betl0ltert
pon @eirn oic nit Der &egeiation
oes @dlOes 5uiomincn6lu9eu. gllcr-
lei g3ilom0nncr. 1loosfrouen 9nids
iuei0lein lcbten bis iait Iii uniere 8eit
binouf in OeS Bottles 0rinuermg.
&n sen Warucn bdilitcn abulicb uic
bel 0cn @ricdjen Die Erpa0en &c
elm poH Qe6 un0 @liit. @enn man
BON ioldleil @aimen ctit 3mei9leiu
brod, iprnns @lut aus ser @unoc.
Oiele @eiiter oiien6or iinO cs, oenen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24
SSelbuadten in Der We6nrtsfirdje sn
Setble6em.

ue6cr Scr Stelc, no no6 Scr &C.
veaoe Der SciIan0 ge6oren wuroc,
cr9e6t iic6 mittcn in ser bcutiacn
: S'aot @ct6lc6cm sic @iorienfirdc
Sn y, i5ren 9eiit t6eilcn iib 2otciuer,
S%re'9cn mo 9lrmcllicr, ocrcn aIo.
''r NIT i9ren itorfcn Glouern mic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-24

@eibuoht cine eigenartige 6eier
itott. lin 10 ll6r 91obtS miro in Der
NIT ser W3orienfirbe rerblmoenen
ben 6ron5isfanern geborenoen SEA.
t5orinentirdc @otteS0ienit obgebal.
ten. gln oieien idlieBt iih INN 9lit.
terllobt cine feierlibe 9sro3eiiion SIR
@eburts9rotte on. Dnbei trdgt Scr
Ioteinii1e %atriarA ami ieineu Dir.
men cine Oos &eiusfino ooriteacnoe
8adspuppe, IN ieiocuen Siiiicn TIT.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1915-11-25
DECLINES TO LET
NAME ON BALLOT
WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE FOX
PRESIDENT, HE NOTIFIES
NEBRASKA AN

Washington, Nov. 1S.-Associate
Justice Hughes of the supreme court
today notified the secretary Of state
of Nebraska that he would not be a
candidate at the coming presidential
primary election, and requested that
his name be not placed on the ballot.
Formal declination of Justice
Hughes, to which he took oath before
a notary, and which was telegraphed
to the secretary of state at Lincoln,
follows:
"A petition having been filed with
YOU on November 13, 1915, requesting
that my name be placed upon the Of
fetal primary ballot of the republican
party for the primary election to be
held in Nebraska on April 1S, 1916, as
candidate for the Office of president
of the United States, l hereby notify
you that I decline the nomination
made by this petition, or similar peti,
tions, and request that my name sha!
not be placed upon the ballot for such
primary election"
Effort is Uncertain
There is difference of opinion ir
political circles here as to the techni
cal effect of the declination.
The attorney general OF Nebrasks
has been quoted as saying. justice
Hughes could not withdraw his name
from the primary ticket. On the 9th
er hand, Nebraskans in Washington
contend there is no question as to hi:
right to withdraw.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1915-11-25
s11RpoENAED ON THE POE CASE

Ole 1nwaldson, E. C. Carney and A.
E. Lohrke have gone to Helena.
Mont. as witnesses in the case OF
the United States VS.. w. T. Poe,
charged with using the mails for
fraudulent purposes. Mr.. 1ngwaldson
was subpoenaed as register Of deeds
and signature expert, Mr.. Lohr ke as
the deputy states attorney who inves-
tigated the case and caused Poe's ar
rest and Mr.. Carney as one of Poe's
victims.
Poe, who was at one time city au-
ditor of Wil1iston and was sentenced
to seven years at the Bismarck peni-
tentiary for misdeeds during his term
in office, was out on parole. He
victimized loan men by borrowing
money on nonresident tracts in this
county, using the mails for that pur-
pose.