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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
SCALP OPPONENTS!
IF WOMEN LOSE
Continued From First Page.]


affiliations, the same as the men vot-
ers, and will work in the way she sees
best to bring about the betterment of
conditions that affect the daily lives
of herself and her family. To assist
the individual women and also the in
dividual men who are keenly alive to
their responsibility as citizens, we
shall probably convert our State head
quarters into a great educational
clearing house from which every
thinking citizen in the State will be
able to secure timely and accurate
information on all the big vital prob
lens of the day
In this way we believe that we can
be of real service to the entire cleo
torate of the State"
"Supposing the suffrage amendment
is defeated at the polls on election
day."
Miss Patterson smiled.
If They Lose
I'VE are not willing to concede
that" she said, because we have too
much respect for the intelligence and
fair -mindedness of the men of Penn
sylvania. Moreover, we have good
reason to believe that unless crooked
methods are used and every bit of ma
chine pressure in the State is brought
to bear against us, we shall win by a
comfortable majority. If we should
be defeated, however, we shall still
continue our State organization and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
Packard Twin Six Will
Be Here the Twelfth

The first shipments of Packard
Twin-SiX branch demonstrators have
been received from the factory by the
Packard Motor Car Company of New
York and distributed TO the branch
dealers in the New York and Philadel-
phia territories.
With their arrival came word that
initial shipments of regular allotments
might be expected the latter part of
this week and that subsequent ship
ments would go forward in rapid or
der. The factory production has now
attained its scheduled volume and de-
liveries will be made in the order of
their due. The local Packard branch
has assurance that the small twins
will be here for exhibition on the 11th,
18th. 18th and 14th of this month.
THE Philadelphia organization of
the Packard company of New York
Tuesday night gave a dinner to E. B.
Jackson, former Philadelphia man
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
Prices on Hupmobiles
Will Not Be Increased

'Hupmobile prices will not be in
creased above our original announce
Elent for the 1916 selling season." ac-
cording to a statement just made by
President j. Walter Drake of the Hupp
Motor Car Co.
Although the cost of the raw ma
terial has greatly increased and the
demand for motor cars is greater than
the supply, the Hupp Company will
keep faith with the public and keep
to our advertised prices
I'VE might readily take advantage of
the situation and increase our prices
inasmuch as we are over 1000 cars be-
hind orders right now, a situation
which has been created without any
pressure by our sales department. So
great is the demand for our Model NJ
that an increase OF $780, 900 or $500, 900
would make no material difference in
our sales.
But above everything else we will
maintain Hupmobile reputation. The
Hupp Motor Car Co. was founded and
has grown by the aid of that Hupmo-
bile reputation and we pride in 1t more
than money which might be made by
taking advantage of peculiar trade
1--WE have been advised by many to
increase our prices but. rumors to the
contrary, l wish to state that no
change is to be made Our 1916 selling
season prices were made and publicly
announced and 1t would be unfair to
the public to increase them even in fact
of the wonderful demand.
I'VE sincerely believe thatwe have the
best four cylinder car ever produced for
anywhere near the 81 900 class and we
know il is to be better than many of
the skies selling at higher prices to-
day.
"Efghts and especially twelves are
still in the experimental stage and
manufacturers cannot always determine e
the material and the price.
The present situation has proven
beyond a doubt that for the average
owner the four is the most logical car,
even if other types may please the more
luxurious"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
Pains Often Mean
Uric Acid Poison
Pay Attention to Pains - Most
People Have Rheumatism
and Don't Know It.

Ouch! Does it hurt to move your
arms, legs, bend your back or stretch
your muscles? Be careful and take
heed in time rheumatism is stealing
on you and may cripple you if you
don't stop uric acid from settling in
your veins and muscles
Rheuma, the great specialists pre-
scription, chases this poison out of the
system and gives relief from all forms
of Rheumatism. 1t acts through the
seat of the trouble, the kidneys, stops
that formation of uric acid, then drives
out through the bowels that which is
in the blood
Genuine Rheuma (see that you get
the trade marked package) is sold by
II. G. Kennedy and all druggists for
80 cents. Money back if not salts
d.-Advertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
IN CROSS
SUITS UNDER BAIL

John and Lloyd Farling, local rep
resentatives of the York firm of Troup
Brothers, piano dealers, were held un-
der $500 bail each after a hearing be-
fore Alderman Fritz Kramme last
night. charged with assault and bat
terry by NJ. Salomon, a furrier lat 70S
North Third street. Last Friday Salo-
mon and the Farling brothers had an
argument about the terms of lease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salomon made their in
formation against the Farlings at AL
derman Kramme's and the Farling
brothers took their counter suit to
Alderman c. Emmett Murray. The
first hearing of the fray last Friday
was held Saturday evening in Alder
man Murray's cffice. who held the
Salomons under $500 bail for court
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05

ager, and NJ. ]. Budlong, whom he
succeeded as president of the Packard
company of New York. Sales Manager
4. c. Harrington and T. p. Myers, of
the New York headquarters, also at
tended. The dinner was given in the
clubrooms of the Philadelphia Auto
mobile Trade Association.
Since Mr.. Jackson assumed the
presidency of the New York company
L. J. Eastman has been made acting
manager of the Philadelphia branch,
under the general direction of Mr..
Jackson.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
ELECTRIC PLANT TTEn y-p

Schenectady, \. 7. Oct. Virtually
the entire plant of the General Elec-
trio Company is tied up to-day as a
result of the strike for an eight-hour
day which began yesterday. Two hun
dred pattern makers members of the
only craft working Independent of an
other who remained at work yester-
day, walked out this morning. Only a
few moulders and core makers re-
ported for work this morning
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
CASHIER GOT BANKS MONEY
BY Associated Press

Fort Worth, Texas. Oct. 5.-Found
locked in bank vault and telling a
story of an attack by two robbers,
which netted them $S,342, ]. r.
Adams, cashier of the State Bank of
Keller, early to-day confessed to
County Attorney Spoontz and Chief of
Detectives Montgomery that he him
self had appropriated the cash miss
ing from the vault. The police re-
$4,764.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
BURNED BY ACID
Special to The Telegraph

Mt Union, Pa, Oct 5.-Workmen
at the Aetna Explosive Works. lost
control of a large ringer and the acid
was thrown over four foreigners. The
men were badly burned about the
body and face and will probably be
disfigured for life.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
400 FOREIGNERS NATURALIzED
BY associated Pre-.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 5. = Four hun
dred foreigners were admitted to citi-
zenship and there were 629 applica-
uons for first papers for naturaliza-
ton filed in the United States district
court in Pittsburgh in September be-
ing new records for any one month in
the history of the court
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
PRICE AND TEEPLE PLAYERS

Piano furnished with the Price &
Teeple automatic tracker tone sus-
tanning device with movable track
er bar allowing for transposing into
five or more different keys. Every
part accessible without breaking a
single packed joint. Come in and
hear it. Sold on convenient terms. -
Yohn Bros, N. Market So. -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05
BARDENHEUER-BARR WEDDING
Special to The Telegraph

Waynesboro, Pa, Oct 5.-WilIiam
c. Bardenheuer chief draughtsman at
the Frick Company office, and Miss
Nellie Barr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
B. Frank Barr were married yester-
day morning at St Andrews rectory by
Father f. C. Wagner.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05

Fair Week will
Phenomenal Fre-Works
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-05

no man who is unwilling to see all the
people directly represented in govern
ment is unqualified to hold public
office.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08
Itilnoigcr podcrcr 9lrbeit, 0en 6lont
men ocn @oraus 81 MAIDEN.
Seiratds.giesna.

gilbert @c6rins iun., %, BON
glem Norf, uno GpelDn @crin is,
bon SSoi6ueton.
SomeS 9. 9luiica, %, uno @erna
&. 8o0o, 10; 8eioe bon Sunoer.
lano. I1o.
G6orleS g. 2one, SO, itno Wlobel
G.gbons, 30; 9cioe bon @oi6ineton.
@uiieppe Soiiio, %, mo @2oria
&rofili 81.
g9m. S. $ollowop, 81 rnO Cor
roine 20. aeureoD, %.
2l6robom 9. Gobcn %, iwO sat.
tic 5leiidmonn is.
Sronf Sboorif, 40, lmO Suiaune
@1crf, so, SSittpe
Gbos. g. @iIbelm 81, uno &iolct
9lrtbur 10.
gfaIpb 6rctd, 25, unO Yanline
Srcioer, 90; 9cioe bon Goit Orange,
9}cp- Serieu.
9fo0oI @. SonO, 21 imO Terein
Garrieon, t6.
G6orles $. &ittinaer, %, glrIiug.
ton @ioy imo glIice s. Soues, is,
Sparrops @oint, @}o.
N6ilip 9, gSilion &c, gSorren,
9lri8y lmo @iroinio @. 9(lbert, 25.
2eslia s. Greager, %, uno SeIen
81. StorD. %.
N}orf Samo, 2S. uu0 Sophie
@ortcnsfo 35. @iitmc
S5rolf s. @eiubera, %, rno Gil.
lion Cohen %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08
gcriammnifI entidnlObur.

SSn g(nbctro1t Scr gcgenpGrtigel
fir ocuti6e @c1rpfIidtigc IN oen
Scr. Staatcn borliegen0en S6mic.
rigfeit, ocn @e0ingungcn OeS @no-
ocnerlaies Oes oeiiti6en &oiiers
nud5ufommelt 1T Die foiicrlicbe BOT
I9oft in @oi6ington I'M @erlGnge-
rime ser Sriit iiber Oen 20. gtobcm-
FER 1914 binous bei ser Oeutihcn 9fe.
9ierilng eingetommcn.
Scr @naoenerldB. melAer on 30.
Scptelnber beroiientlibt mur0e, Ian.
tete.
n0urH 9ller90dite @nn0cnerloiie
bonn 80. 9(ueiit lit 9Serionen Oie iib
bis oobin &erleblng Der gSebrpfliAt
oocr unerlou6tcr glnsmonoerung
i6uIoie geniod)t 6abct GrIoB oer-
mirfter @el0itrafe, Srei6eitsitrofe
unO Soften ferner alien nod nidt
auriidoefeDrteu llnteroffi3ieren un0
@emeineu oes Seeres, W1orine,
SbuttruppeL Die ii6 nnerIoubter
@ntferntng oOer eriter Sobncnfluht
i'm Srie0en ibul0ig eemobt boben,
@egnoOigiing biniibtIi6 oeripirfter
Sreibeits- uno @brenitrofen ieOo@
ousgenontmcn 0eeraOotiou in Plus.
iidt eeiteat, iucnn iie iic6 w6brcno oeS
iebigen &rieges unperaiigliM, ieOob
lp1tcitcnS Dor Sem 90. gtobem6er,
int oeutiHeu 9leide, OeutiAen S6ub'
gebiet ooer oif Sdifien faiierliber
@loriue 8iuu Qienit meloen imo ibr
SSo6lpcr6oIten mG6reno 9lbwcicnbeit
glaubboit nodmciicn. @egnooigunq
fir 0uriidgctebrte llutcroiii5ierc uuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08
g(ns Sem Snneren Mur0lanO's nnS
ben angren5cnOen Staaten.
@I0roer un6 feline Spfe.
ms @rnb aeienft.

@i0roer unO ieine Spfes
in'S Grab geienft.
@iaiam gli6ols, Der @l0r0er ser
6rou GborleS 6. Burner lno oeren
orci ainoer, Scr no6 Scr erouiiecn
G6at SeIbitrnorO 6cging, ipurOe bel
2urop %o., etipo 0reibunOert @letcr
bon ser W3oroItellc, ouf cinem 6elOc
begra6en noGoem ieinc 2eibe etWa
70 StunOen lnberiiDrt an Der Stelle
eelegen botte, no iie oufgeiunocn
morOcn mar. @o cine fir1li6e 8ei.
iebllng Inn niAt geipGbrt plrOe, 1T
9d9ols allf freiem 6elOe obne jeoe
EraucrfeicrG6feit begroben morOen.
Der @ruocr ocs W&orocrs, glmoS
9lihols. begob iid6 auf @riuden Der
@c60rOen noH 2urop, pollte abcr Die
2ei9e 0es ScIbiim0roers niht le6en,
ionocrn po5ntc Der 9ciiebung Der
9pfcr ser groulieen Ebot BEL Sralt
Burner iuur0e nit ibrea Orei Sim
bern on 0emleIbcn Gage Ger @rOe
iibcrgebcn. 0ic @altoren George
Yaintcr lmo G6nrles NleDerS leitc-
ten sic firAIi1c 6eier, Der 6a6lrci6c
@ewobner bon 2urap beipobnter.
Sttrbt mad Stur5 pom
@eriiit
Der 63-idbrigc G9arleS Q. glt6cD
bon Cumberland itiir3te pd6ren0 scr
g(rbcit otf Ger 5orm bon gilbert
0aowIines bon cincn @eriiit aus ci-
ner S0be bon 81 SUB uno erlog iei-
nen @erlctuigcn innerbolb bon 5ipci
Stunoen. Der @eritorbene binter-
l1Bt bier Sobnc un0 cine &ohtcr.
fGumberl6n0cr ObIiga-
tionen Dcrfouft.
Der @oltimorcr 9nnt 6irnio
9(leranoer @ropn & S06ne iibertrig
gcItern Der Stootratb bon Gitm6cr-
Lamb sic 9[usgabe ser StroBenpfloite-
rings O6Iigotionen in &obe bon
$t5O,OO0, ga oieies 9onfboltS nit
$t49,115 Scr boditc 9ieter mar.
Inter oen onoeren 8ietern 6efanoen
ii6 foIgenoe 9anffirmen: 9}elion
Goof & 60, Sownieno Scott & 60.
lno @ofer @otts & Co., combinirt
.sy. @. gGilion, Jun. & 60. un6 Giro
tbcr grogocn & Co., combinirt; Sar-
ris Gorbes & 60, Splitter 9forit 50.
lmo Sillotibn & 8oIcott 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

.W1erfipiiroiel SSn ser Iebten 3eit
ner6en mir ouf Dem 2ontor nieutnls
mebr nit ser 9[rbeit fertig."
n@s iit mobl iest mcniger Bericnal
borbnn0en?~
ISM @eeentbeiI, mir boben ioeor
nod Silfe befontnten-ein rci5enOes
Shreibuioidiucnfrditleinl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08
ti.Galoon.qiad." /"

Sr. SreOerid .. 8lue, Der StaatS'
GommiIlGr fir 9Srobibition in @eit-
@ireinicn miro ser Sprecber bel Der
SobreS .@eridnulung Der oSlhti-Sn'
Ioon.2ieo" Iein peI6e an Sonntag,
oen "a. Sonior, in ser o2Dric" ltott-
finoen miro. Sr. Gbonos 90. Sare,
ser Supcrintcuocnt ser @aorDIdnoer
2iga. miro iiber 0ie @Idne fir ooS
Subj 1915 6crihteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

n&enrb, mas lit oenn Oos, bier lit
ia Elm Soar auf Deinem &odl"
nSSa, 2iebling elm Soar bon Dir. "
DNlber 6ies Snor lit bIon0 unO
meires 1T idpor6l~ -
SreiliH, 2iebling, ober 9u miiBt
oud beoenfen, OoB i'd Oen 9iod felt
einen Iaonot nidt eetraeen babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

2onoon rciIt. 9luBer0cm miiiien sic
Sn6obcr omerifoniider Y6le Uor
ibrcr gI6reiic bon @ngIonO na9 Sem
Continent ibre Ydiie Dem 2onooncr
Goninl Oes 9onoes sur sl6iiempeliug
unter6reiten, na@ pelhcn lie iib be-
1e6en.
9lrntcniiGc 6rciwillige in
Siflis ongclongt.
2onOon Z. Sauior. II Ger &c.
trogroOer Correspondent Oes 9ieu-
tcr'ibcn 9iircous icnoet bon SifliS
cine @oti6aft uel1e 6eioot OoB
BORT cine 9l6tbeilung ormcuiider6rci'
pilliger aus 9(merifa ongelaugt ici.
Die Sreipilioen murOen nit gro.
Bem Su6el aIigenommen.
(Gie ormenii6en 6reiiuiQigeu
ioacu offcnbor ouf Soften Der ruff
i6cn 9(rlnee gegen sic Eiirfci fdn-
picn ocreu Grlippci in Scr 9iid.
ting ouf 9ifliS Gin Eronsfoufoiicn)
borriidteu, bis iie angc5lib bel Sori
&onDi6 aei6loaen wurOcn)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

@1anniboften ioa iih ou9 ouf ni6t
o00u i1mere, NIT 6o6nenfluc6t oOcr
unerlou6ier Gntfernitng 5uiommcn-
ban9cnoc Straft6otcn eritrcden. Bon
beiOcn @nooenerlolien blei6en ausge.
Ic6loiIcn oiejenigen Die Oas As. Sc.
bensjabr ponenoet ooer 9iei6songe.
bori9fcit pcrloren bnben mo glnge-
D0rige ousldn0ii6etl Stuotes iino
oOer ais oienitinfdbie 6efunoeu wer-
oen iofnrn iie megen &orpcr5uItan'
oes onnnebmen fontten ooB iie 5ltr
8eit nibt oienihnf6big lino."
@eridumniB Der I'M @nooenerloB
bonn 80. gliiguit 1914 poraciebenen
5rilt ion 8uiolge oaerbo6iter Ser
orOnung feih SinOerriB fir 9egno-
Oigung iein, penn @in6olten Der
Sriit niht ausfii6r6or mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

0iner l1nterboIt uug.
Ser &err NIT oentglonotIe: n@ii.
fen @n1oigite nidbt, per Ser &err
idr6g eeseniiber 1T ser mid 70 felt,
lam onItorrt9~
Die eclongpeilte Tiidoome: 80.
oos lit @rofeIior SiridfclO, Der erobe
Srernor5tl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

Gs lpur6s gsmeloct BAD mes er
groBe 9ariier 3eiiun9en. Saum,l
bic n9lutorite~ uno ocr o9la7rc~ i5y
@rifeinen eingeiteat 6abcu,
9as Nuf6oreu Der .2fulcriilt'
mar 3l erperten; Oafiir ioraic oN
Die &opflriiafen Der aleaisruup Nls
ober ben .6appsI" hetrifit. 10 i6u7e1
mir mitt9silen. Oab sr ui1t 'iai 4
oeridnunbsu lit ioricrn agr mil
Osm rWatin" bsrEdmcl'ea pa-ss.
Dor! rarpelt sS peiter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08
glran0 an 6er NennINlualia. .gIDenne.

Shoocn in SS6e bon cirfa $4,000
ridjtete ein @rono al, ipeIder geitern
alorgcn IN oem 8meiit0diocn g[n6on
bintcr Dem @l0beIseicbdft BON Som
ar0 Go6en, 91r. 1923, @euniDIponio.
glpeume, uusbro6. GiTtrifts Gbef
SbiplcD crlitt iDmer56oitc @erIesln.
gen i'm @eiidt ais ion Scr Stro6l
ciner Shlaubleitllng 6ireft on Oen
Gopf trof.. 0cr 9teger 9llbert SoneS
cntOedfe ais griter 0os Scuer uno
olornirte oie Seucrwe6r Gic 9e.
fGmpfune ser Slantuen seitaltete
lih 9lnfongs oilBerorocntIih ibpie.
RIG lno Elm lle6ergreiien Ocs 6cuerS
ouf sic oniioBcnoen @ebduoe itono
5l beiiirAteu. SroBOcm oelong es
ocu 6euerlpebrlcuteu noA ehpa balb-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08
Rrie1S Q[p60ri8men.

&rieBS 9tpborismen.
Sin Ylen aus friiberer 3eit finOet
iett iciAe 9cripirIlifang. Sdon
idneot Der Zeppelin riiber ben
Bclen~.
gngliIds lleberrsOungsfiinits blz
bsn Oft etD1s ,@eilc%nocS" oeulibs
9Pctioc iiuO bagegen nlebr uourds
ibloeeno.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

yGPomu, oorf man @eibnahtsee.
iHcnfc mntoui@en?"
rSn gcpiB, mcnn man lncbr ais ei.
nc3 pon 0criel6cn Sorie bot."
,.Tanu 6itte, Wlomo, toiibe oas
0cbctbuh bier eegcn ein Raar So
rerbonoicbu6e, Elm @cmcbr, elm Wtei-
fer, cincn S6iittcn unO Elm &aar
Smlittit6abc urn.~ ne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

Sum @eicr, ingte Scr audnd, mas
gebt mid oem oieie Code onl
llno mos Ocnn mid, 5um &ududl
rief Ser @eicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08
@Ieine 81 e n0ernna.

GunOe: n9ie Dame gef6lt mir 70.
melt eon6 gut, mir bGtte i'd iie Iieber
blono sebobt, anitott idDar5 ino ct.
mas iAlonferl"
Seirotbsoerlnittler: sd iperoe
NAL nit ibr re0enl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

vS6ub, BAIT On mir Sen feblsnoen
Rnppf an bic @eite eendbt2~
nggeiBt 9u, icb fonnfe teinen
anopF finoen; 0o babe ic9 eiufad oaS
9ncpflc4 5ugeudRt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

Game. nSie fms noG inmu
Snue9ei1ac. bat Sie Oem uo1 ni
Elm 2Sci6 scicliclt2~
8crr I'D ia obcr id hilI n'@ ri
Imer mic0er sliidIid Iossciomuclr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

Mbqstarstes gerfa9ren.
Qlr5t gum ertranften pnntoffeI6els
benz Sea, unO iebt fueen Sic mir
einmal, fpds S9nen Sbre Jvou mod
nibt OsrbOten batl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

nSdg' nal, Nnfel, tonn IN mii
MbiSfep oub 0nS 9leio bon mciuer
%uppe rot6 fdr6en9"
ng(6er nein bod, Gu Ounmes
9ing. g9ie fommit on 0cnu oar.
oui?~
n9fa, Momo ioet 0od, bonn @bis.
fep mare Define g1uie 10 ROTH"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08
aiir nnaiiItia erflart.

Oos 9(riaono-@cicb, mclcbcS Ole 9ln-
Itcluno bon 9luslGnoern be-
idrdnft, Itcbt nit ser Gonititu-
tion I'M g9iocripriid0. Gng.
lonO unO Stolicn batten gcgcu
oos @cicb protcitirt.
Gan 8ronciscG 7. Sonuor.
m 0os 9lri5ono-@cicb, wcI6cs Die
9(nItclllmg bon 9(ilsldnOcrn ocrbot,
6e5u. einlhrdnftet, pur0c bclitc bon
cinen aus orci @unoeSri6tcru 5ll-
ioumeugcicbtcu Spc5iol-@criht fir
rnconititltionca unO mn unO MIDI
tig cuflGrt.
0os @cri6t Itcat Iid in icincr
@nti6cibung mlf Den Stonoplnft.
0oB oos IN 6rage itebcnOe @eieB nit
Sen Goronticn fir 2c6cu Srei6cit
uno @igentbun, 0ic nnter 0cm H..
9(mcnoement Der Gouititltion Sc
Dem gcgebcn ieien, iei CT MN 9lus-
l1noer ooer ginbeimiider, i'm @i-
oeriprub ltebe. Ole Gnti4eiOrng be.
font, faas Scr Stoot 9[ri0ono einem
9(r6eitgcber perbicteu f0nnc, mebr
oIs 90 9ro3ent ousIGnoii6er 9lrbci-
ter on5uitcuen CT init oenliel6en
9ledt ou6 untcrIugen f6nnc, irgeuo
mcI6e ousIdnoiibe 9(r6eiter in lci-
uen 9icnit Su nebmcn.
@roBbritonnicn lmO. Stolicn bot
ten bci'm Stoots-0eportcnlent in
@aibington 6ogegcn proteitirt, OaB
Ole @eTtimlutngen 0eS @eieBes oie
bertraglitben 9febte ibrer llntertbo-
nen berlebten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

ng9ic BOD ieIbIt IL Gin armieIiser
@ctiIcr nod idmcidcln faunl |or-
Fin ingtc Gin alter armer 9linOcr
oSdonitcs 6rGulein" 5u mir"
u@y roatc Gid cben BON ieiner
psaIen @Iin0niB ii6eraeuaenN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

g.. n@oQen sic oenn oussie6cn
Serr 0fdd6ar, bel Sbncn biclt bcute
elm M0belpogen Dor oer Sbiir?"
g.; IS mol - Die Eubmohcriu
ididtc nur sic ueucn @interbiite fir
mcine 6rau unO 8ohter."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

.Sn, mas bat 0enn Der Eipicrl iiIr
cine @rnutl 6oIi6s 3a9nc. faliAe
Scare, Shminfc SEtte-on Der lit
ia niHts @htesl"
yGr Bat iic aud ouf Ser fiinItlihcn
Gisbabn fennen gelerrt. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08
q m g a bn8uo.

q ~ y Y u D %
o.: uRerem nit mem 6a5' i'd Oh
@bre?"
g.: sd Bin 9lfrifarsiienOcr."
a.. oSo, ausse3eibnei, bonn belle
ben ia beiuo6' 0osielbe 3u Iein pie idJ
SD Gin Yopritareiisnoer.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

VHIlget gDenonn. nSeit unierent
9oddeltstagc morte i6 oaraiif SAX
@u mir Oieien 9od fIiditl~
~S-olio ocsmeeen Daft Oh mid
nur gebeirot9et9~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08
g oBnrtfq.

Der Gonig bon @nglanD, Der 9rin3
BON Moles uno 9orb Ip6erts blben
i6re oeuifGcr Oroen 5uriidgei6idt.
Nenn man Oieie orrentli9 0eIinFi=
siert Fat, fam lie Der SRniier IpGter ia
pieOer an anitdn0ige 2eute rerlsiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

nW}eine 6roi Dat Oicie g8eibnad.
ten gon8 gut obseidnitten."
ng9ielo 0enn2"
nSbre DECENTRALIZATION iin0 50
@eidepfe unO Die eingegangcnen BE.
It1n0e SO @eihenfe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-08

Son0on z. Sonuor. slae
oolll Stoats Gepartement in @olb-
Naton ouseeiteaten %dHe meroen
q, 3rIlmit BON ser omerifouiideH
IS rv',.o.ildoit in 2onoon piiirt werOeu
""llen ioQS ser 9leiienOe olrA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

nod gnsssie. s5ur4t unS 6&redrn sab
men tets meinen Beritanb eia, Id lit an
GsfdIiuns, Wrr6fen enpd&eanfdnen, PEI.
Sem G&auber lber mfinem Abrper. SH
Baife stne Stslle an Der Srite, bic mar 10
Ipuub, ba6 Id faum bas Gepidt uidner
l9feiber trseen ipnHte. Sd periu&tt Me-
ti5iatn un6 Doitprss, bod haifeH bic mir
psuie unb Id battle fetnt Soffnuug iiislt
duf cine Gsneiung. Sd erlangfe Spota y.
Yinibam's BesefabIt Compound unb I'D
n6te iiterliH I'm 0rabe poer in einem Nipl,
penn Hidbt 9hrs ReoisiAen mid gersttef
bdt.ta. ab.r iett faan i'd, ben eau,en 3as
arbeiten, f4iafe gut in bsr stcft, die Gues,
spas Id pid, habe fsine Shauer mebr nod
Asrb5fe Sdnd@eanfiIe. ane Ghmer5en.
6urht nnb e&redsn iinb fort. nein Seus.
&inber unb Gaite iinb nidt mebr pernod'
Iditiet, ba i'd fat sdnjIid frei bin BON ben
b6itn 6pmptomsil, ptlte idb battle, sbs ,9
Sbre Mebijinen einnabm, unb Gues III
Brtube une 1ersnassn IN meineui 5suie.
-6taa Ssfie Gam, @. o. D, BOG -.
ebumro6, NiHsuri.
!; @eun Sie ipesislen &atb min
Shen, idJreibru Sic an bic 2pbia g,
Hiuthnm Webieiue So. (pertraalih),
in ppun, MH.