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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

Der Wloni oui Ocnl Soger bottc
ciue@eile rcgnneslos Oagclegen; jcid
ri5tetc er iib cpor M
ugoI0 1T olles poriibcr,~ ia9tc CT
rubia mo gefoBt; longiom icbrpciitc
Nem glid in Der Belle timber, bis er
5nlest oiif Ircrel baiten blieb
sd oonte Sbneu oenuocj, ioqtc
er idlner3lidJ lohelno ouno bleibc in
,sbrcr Shulo. @cred)tcr @ott, mie
freltnoloS mo Derlaiien ipGre icb elem,
Der Glenicb obuc Sie eelueien Ser.
nnElid1 pcroontc i'd SSbuen aud ollc
@rleihtcumgrL bic man mir ge.
iu6brt bat
80 nein.~
uGs mnB ood ocr 6oll icin. gSoS
tricb Sic mir oo8t2"
0rcrel frat oidt on feline Scitc.
$50 ia6 in SS6ncn OoS @ilo bon
ocm, mas nir sic 3nflinit aebrodlt
hGttc, lpGrc idl iIid)t olrh S,br CSeic6if
nod rccht3citia geiparnt imo sum
Slodoentcu Griilbrt tporocn. (SeipiE
bobcti mId Sic OcI critcn Scbritt iit
idlmdrnieriidlcr 9cgciiteunlq dctait.
lhlo uiclc, piclc auocrc III Der qor5en
Melt pcrDcn. mic Sic uno ic), crit
nuaeitohclt inic oonn poripdrts ge.
tricbcu iic miiicn nid)t ipohiI
o0rcn Sic mas id tim mill, lpenr
Sic cs aciiottci io piclIcc6t dnb
obuc S6rc 3ifitinntung
o9Sos bobcn sic por2~
Sic lpcigcrli iidj Sbrcn 9loucu
!nO Sbr %otcrlono 81 nclnet g9ir
fcuncu wcOcr SSbrc 5tclllmg III Der
g9clt, nod ob Sic slnqch6riQc Suriid-
loiiclt QSoblol 10 meroc iCb es
mir 3nr gllti1obe nnd)cu, ooS R1tlcI
alt cltlurren, pclcbee ltngclGit 5lriid.
blcibt. @cIingt mir Dies, uno bari ic6
Die SooiilnWg begciL Scr duolpollen
lluqeluB6eit bctriibtcr Screen Gin
9uoc 3u nocbel 10 lpcroe icb Sbre (Sc.
icbicbtc an oic Ccifcitlibfeit bringer
ano MIDI iclbit bcireicn, iu1eu icb Sic
rGdc Icmi ic6 ipie0crbolc cS Sic
limo MIR, mas id gcporocn marc, mas
idj o9ne 9ic bate wcrocn miiiicil eScl
hobe Gle longe mo iharf beobadtct,
Mcill arner aamerao, mo glaube
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
lliancrciuitnrh lli a


Gnrdl sliIsgrabungcr prDe cine
Scieumalcr 0es 9obu6olieS pou
Wlottie aing, gIr 92l. z Ctr. ser
nlaben aeiduodlt Dab tie einiiiirjtc.
3ur Belt ocS lIniaacs mar 9|icmouo
im Nonic auueieuO mo lpuroc aud
teincr ser Groar6citer Onr6 Oie 6cr.
abiaucnoen Stcinc uerlcet
GiHem Ser5ihIaq erlcqcn.
George Z. Gca9, 66 Sabre alt, III
Niuer NooO NlO, wo6n6oit mar ac
iier mii Oem @ege, cincn 9cfmu-
telt scr ua6e ser Giitrift0 2inie
iuobni, 81 bcmden ais er ploblih
baunBtloS 3liiammenbrod lmO per
idJieo, che ibni ar5tlidr Siilic gs.
bradt werOcn foutc Ger 6in5uac.
5ogenc 9lr5t liellte ieit Dab s9cas eli.
ieu 0crjicllag erlegcn lit.
9fuf Scr StroBc'erfranft.
PHI ser T. 5troBr mo @cmiulpd.
uias9lueiuie erfrouftc ser 30 Sahre
cite @m. @rccu bon glr. GEO, s.
StroBc 9&.@9 mo nmBte nad) Dem
emergency Soiptal acbrac6t lpcrocu
sSurOe obim ocbtig inn @ e
ridt.
&on einenCbnnadtSoliaQ lpnrcc
6rm 9boebc 8reD beiaaen ais &ic6-
ter @oido in areiSgeriht 9l6t6cil
atr. 1 sic Orei ninocridbrigqn ain
Der ser Cbbut OcS 8aters alf oeIeu
sInirag 5uiprad Gie Stclluua bon
sSiirgihait a6iuorten0, i'm Scr Irait
ejeIegen6eit SIT i6rcn 2leuBeringcu
81 aeben, lunrOcu sic ainoer oen
Ssaiicnbaiiic III ser 3luiiHcn5cit iibcr.
uieien Sr. Moran 5rcp crfldrtc,
nab er iiir bic ainocr iorgen foun
imo mid, Oa cr icin Seim init icinen
eltcrp .aliiiAldgt. 9tod Sen 9lusio.
sen 0es @lnuncS ioa i'm oic Sroi
mit Sen siinocrr perlaiiel inlo sic
ainoer IN S9ai6iuetou I'M @oiicn
bauie nnterae6radt ba6en. Srall6rcp
iagtc OaB lie onnobm, OoB ibrsOtonn
iiir lie mo ole ainoer uidlt in retb.
icr ssciic orac 6rco t6cilte Dem
&icbter init oaB er icincr Semitic
elm auies Ncun 9eben fann imO bat.
oaB ibm Die ain0cr Sugciprodci
ipiiroeu- glidjtcr @oulo periidltc.
cine giniging 5rpiidcn Dem Gbepaar
5u er5iclcn, i'm ocn aiiioern sic 81.
tern 5ttriid 81 ge6eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

'm5rneHmen ueridntdbt op5 is IciNt
fem @eiougencr"
uGr lpor Der gciunocitc .Rcni0,
torperli6 unO geiitig, Oci iol le III.
terlndlt babe, rncintc Goftor @oli.
gbon
vllnbeerciilidL ricf @iroro ,waS
tonn ibn rntr gctricbct Gabcn. Ocn
brapcn aIten liam 5lt toteu? Gt-
mas llcberroiC5cnOcs babe idl ii6ri.
gems neulih eebort, mas crit naA
Sraills ToOc oil oicOciicntlidlfcit gc-
fonuncn lit. @r ioIl 3il sen zo5ioli-
iteu gebort ba6cn~
vgSoS, ricf 0regcl, ,ilidct moqlidj;
Eraill - ciu So5ialiitl4
Son Der ianftlniiti9itcu g(rt ci.
ner BON oenct, oic mtr bic qiite Seite
Der Sodbc Iehcu imo qern allen nclfen
nlodtcn, ucldbc cs id)lcd)tcr ouf @rOrl
habcit ais lie iclber. 9Solltc @ott, lie
u0rcn olle nie er. glbcr, loacn5ie,
0rerel, 6abcn sic oenu gar feline gl1-
nuug. f0nneu Sic nidlt crroter, mas
Den Nlorocr 81 Der Eat pcranloBt
bot2~
,0od,~ cntaeanctc 0rcrcI leiIc
mo 5ogcrno; lid mill Sbueu oudO ia.
gen mos idb ueiB, abcr rs uulB inter
ims blcibcu
Gr 500 icincn Shibl oidbt 5a oen
bo6 auiborGcnoeu 8reluoen bcran.
gSoto6 SroiIl 1T ucrgcblid eeopfert
luorOcL" iliiitcrte cr r@S mar nic9t
Der ]'cchtc.~
ySSoS iogcn Sie2~
yllm oes SinuucIS pillen nidt
Scr 9icdte2 gliIf wcnn mar cS octll
o6geicben2~
Grerel 800 ein &ouocrt aus Der
Saicjc, iucld)es 5mei |botograpbicp
entbiclt Oeren cine er ocm Dottor
reidtc
uDos iit Der orme TroiII" iagte
oicier.
Sdluciaeno belt ibm Qrerel bic
anocrc bin,
&mlabat nabm iic itieB cincu 9hI
ocs Sdredcns ans in0 oaS 5fpeIIa
9ilo entgIitt ieiucr Saro
C5ortietma toIatl =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

GampS I'M 9iir9cr.aric1e no6e Oen
@ldoiior 9lvenuc Gingang gum
GruiO Sill.@arf.
oG6drlcs Gurroll @eOdc9tuiBtd-
iel"-om Characterization all ser
2omborO.straBc.
~roIpcrt Sail College @eOddt-
nibioicl"-@l @luI6crrD- unO Got6coraI.
StraBc Coniptc Sc &oidom6eau.
oNlonumcat at Eoo0erS' BoIiion
i'm %attcrion.&orf; Commodore
5o6n 9ioogers erridtet.
@eoddtuiBtaiel oes EIobes Scr
uOlO GonsreB Son"-Gde galti.
moro mo sbarp.9troBe; Ger Gou
acknowledgements neriommelte lid
Oaiel6it I'M IeSember 1776.
9GOgar 9taon 9Soe.@onument"-
ibcr Dem @robe gcgar 9Iaon @oe'S
i'm MISUNDERSTANDING, @de bon
@rccn. uno 6ouette.StraBe.
DSobns SopfinS.lIniueriitGt, Nie
ipdter am llnipcriitp-9arfpap 0ol'
lcnOet miro.
nSo1us Sopfins SoIpitol,~ am
Jtoro-grooOwao; nit Scr oItIid ia6'
renocn Srleans.5tr..2ini 5il erreb
den.
v@ou6er-GolIcge" an Ser Ct.
Soul. uHo "a. 6trobc.
@EeaboOp Sniiitlt," am @}oint
Sermon @lace.
v@oi6ington.Wouu al
Nlf. Gcrnon- ino @ai6iugton-B BIace;
1870 Sub bod; Ger @umoiteit muroe
Z. SuIi 1915 eeicgt; es lit oas erite
@lonument in ser ggelt, weldes
George @oi6iugtou erri6tct uurOe.
uSpriugticlo StootS Soipital"
SpfcSOiac, aaO. (0fiicc. Union
olluion &rotcitont Sniirmorp",
9}r. 1914 80, GioiIinn.5traBc.
nGotbeorale," an ser Got1eOral-
lmO 0lul6crrp-St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

gadJ Ocm Srancripicl.

SSl Dem biibihclt beboglid)euSciuL
100 Cliuia @lroro ais oliitli6cpolls.
frou paltetc, mar bcutc oic Gilcns-
iiini0c ucrl6obel uOroen. Die 50.
nilicuglieocr bdttcu iid bercits i'm
unrOcrcn MoGn5iinncr DeriauInelt
Der S5ousbcrr, Nbilipp @iroro, ociicil
@attin mo Noftor Gauqbon mt ici.
ncm iiiuij0briacu 5obnben OcnI
flcinell Hhil, mic er gcnoint mtlrOc.
llcbcr Dem aoniiu biug ciil 9ilo
non ocS Ssnobcn Whlttcr, OlipioS cil.
3iaer, Dor 3pei Sobren pcriiorbencr
S5d]ipoitcr Gluru, oercn friiben Zoo
oic Sbrigci idlnrer5lih bctrolcrtcli
Ser anobc licf mic Gin g9iciel 8lui,
idcn ieirer Sontc iuo DEM groBct
6cllitcr bin ino Der, Oos olti Die
StroBc ging
~@as gibts ocm BORT 5n ic6cn,
fleiucr GpriuonSicl02~ irogte icilt
Gnfel iuO itredte oic Sono aus, i'm
ST fouecu.
.Grer," riei ocr alcinc, i6n qc.
'didt ausiueidjcuo, I'D iuortc mlf
9rcr
ogmi Qrcrcl2 Ga, oos tim mir
alle, 6clonocrs bic A0djin.~
Or. &aigbm legte ole Srihma
bin IL lpel4er cr gclcicu bate. a6Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29
AMs Oem SnNcrcn NiurNluno's nnS
ben anareMsen0tn Staaten.

Er ScottmieocrcrmGblt.
Tr, 4. 9lc4Gerion Scott pur0e
gum 5ipciteu Niale olS @ioDor bon
Nnaerstomu alt Dem rcwn6lifoniihea
9idet iUicOcrerlpa0lt Gr aauann
mit q Stimuien ii6er ocu ocnlofro,
tiidcn GaNoioatcn Cberit &iaian 4.
Zane 2taotrotbSlilitgIie0 q ~.
S9an0oll iplr0c nit II StinmcnAio,
iqritdt iiber ieiucn rcplhliiouiidlet
tSeguer lpieocr9ciud6lt Gr acbort
Der 5Iuciien &arN NIL Su Der uierter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

@oli5eiitotion 0efonuneu lei 6Gttcn
i'm Die Ecrioncn mieOer 6clditigt
glod ocn 9toncn ocr W}duncr Be
irogt onhuortctc scr onideiucnO
aronfc oub icinci eigcncu 9iamen.
&idter Smith be6iclt sen 8remoci
in S6ub6oit imo t6ciltc Ocn @e.
duaitiatcn nit OoB cr sic So6c in-
terindcn Iaiicu pir0. Ger N}onn
uor poaig niic6tern lmo iHcint ieiucu
&critan0 Ocrloren 5it 6oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

moHteu i6m cinen &uopf al ieinc
Soie onnd5cr ino Inn icincr Ioroe.
rng Ocn noi6igcu 9}oGorld an ucr-
leiDcu bate CT aIi icincn politiicbcn
GiniAlB bingciuiciclL ocu CT ouacb.
lih IN Der TO- @oro bciiet.
Die 6eocn @olijiitcn mcldc Soc
cine Belt lona oili scr 5troBc bco
6odtct 6ottcn pilrOcu pon ocmieloeu
nit iolgcn0cn @ortci 6coriiBt. ,S6r
icio gcroOc sic Scltc, Sic icb ludc
&ommt NAL Der, Sbr Sogcoic6c inO
ud6t mir ciucu anopi an, oocr S6r
lpcr0ct Cure an0pic pcrliercu ,S6
6o6e politiidbcn GiniluB in scr TO-
@or0 9Qs iid oic 6cioci g9dc6tcr
oc9 @cicbcs bon i6rcm Shrcdcn cr.
5olt 6ottcu, beiorocrtcu tic Goc nod
Der 6itIiHcu 9Soli5ciitotiou ND ibm
ipoter pom ln6cfonntcr Seitc scr in
6ragc ite6cuoc anopf onacnd6t nor.
Ocn icti ioQ
& am i6m ic6r fomii6 Dor.
Saurcncc 9lu6rep'9 Sim fiir Su.
NOR fanO gcitcrn nict oa9 ,,ridtigc"
&eritdnouiB bci %oli5ricracont l9ars
iiclO, Ocr Ocu iuugen M}onu pom 9}r.
l4lG 2linc @auf. cane, iucqcn onQc6-
Ii6en unorOertlidbcn 9ctra0cnS in
encut Observation-Disclosures ucr6aitc
tc. 2llbrep nlBtc acitcrn III scr mitt.
lercn &oIi5ci.St So uno Soften
citridtcn On ibm ongcblih nocb0c
wicicu purOc, ooB cr iii 10 loiltcr
mo macitimcr @ciic icincr 6rcuOc
iibcr oic porgeiii6rtcu 9iIocr 9llS-
orld ocrIic0, Dab OoS 9Subliflm III
Dem Observation-Disclosures oaran9n-
itoB no6m.
$500 @iirgidoft.
Gem %oli5ciricbtcr OcS noromeitli
den @oli5ciacridtcS mur0c ocitcrn
9abcrt S6oiicr poracfii6rt, weldcr
Die gl6iic6t 1ottc, noc6 9}cu 9orf III
foDrcn o6er an enlpfiuoI6cn 0jcl0.
mougcl litt. Gicicm lle6clitonO al.
5ll6clicu 6cir6te er icinc Eontc6rou
Gumo Soffnonn 9ir 1906, g9ol
broof 9Ipenc, nid)t etlpo, inn oieic
I'M @cIO 5it Often, ionOcrn i6r eiuc
Gionontbrode oilS5liponncu. S6of.
Ter crfldrtc Hi1tcr McSoul, 0aB iein
9ruOcr iiir ibn cine StcQc in 9tcp.
g)orf bdttc linO CT oicic ornc6ncu
wolltc mO bic 9robc elltrucnoctc,
I'M 0ns 9iciiegeIo er6oltcu ju fon.
ten 9lod icincl 9luSiogcn cr6iclt
cr obcr inn %ion0loOcn iidbt 0einta
SclO, um iortiobreu ju fonncr pcS.
bol6 cr ooS Sclo bier perouSgobt ba.
ben ioa Ter 9eibulOigtc purOc
imter $500 @iirgihoit sen @roBNc.
idWorcncu iibcrwicict
Nc 2 hrolt6c lbs.
Sn 9lnNiiic6pciB acbooct fam &C.
tern Gin N}onu SIT 9licbtcr Smith
nodj Scr oitliGcu @oljeiitation uuo
cr5dbIte ibn ooB CT itduoiq pon bier
@'Grmcrn ucriolgt uno bcoboGtct
mcr0c Ger Srcnoc ioatc. oob sic
Mdnncr bird sic S1liiiiclIod)cr rno
Ole &dnOc ltboncu ituo i'm iortpd6.
reno bcobodbtcn Suns c6e cr jllr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

Sdmote nerp0 @eriouen gcplo8 bon Soffungsoofeit
@Iedtcn Srdmcn eri6pfSen 9slHic @ri Gfdc. un6 aop
Gmcr8cn Soorausiaa abuobme GcD6rS Scbfro
orrb NoGcn0rdcl, Stbptopmg Ni0get Grr6tben 3ttern
Scuopicl Yrlibctumrg @cngIihet rno Srbn erfobren
aus 0cn 05ngnSirenno" mic Oe 6OOeH nscuOdcr gnngcu
grhnSld III tHrfcr 3et Shfmn SomeuiuF &Bimpf Gramp
aOer nnO acrbrnd mad elmer n6ag ScOSc un nu Sdus
gcbcilt mcroeu.
~ mtaqc suua unO VII
Gcn!idn 9rDutaIn, 1877 Gait ~. etrg @em gOrf ~ 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-29

gSorO uurOc Der Gemofrat Sarru
Cs6ornc 5iml StaOtrot6snlitgfico Ct.
pd6lt Gle Bono 9luSga6c in So6c
bon S750000 iiir Sic ueuc Abludiic.
ruasaulaae aing nit GIG 5timmcn
@laiorit6t Ourd
2 d lcdtc 9(uS clten
Iie Slider III @ort Icpoit flagci
ii6er idlcd5tc 9(uSfidtcn in 9c5ua
ocS 6iihiaigcS Cir pcrrncbe, sic
III ser 9oi lcgcn loiicu fenue
S5oOs IN ocnSuSQue6auuo moOnrd
oer6iic1iaua 6roc6 licacn miro 9Ie6n
lidle aloqeu fonimen BON Oeu Gelo.
mare 6iideru
&pncfgcncu sluto il ibcrs
tabrcn
6reO Smith, eili e6emoIigcr 9al.
tinorcr icbt III biting Sim bei Bort
Grpoit Cecil Goimtp, lpobn6ait.
trug GcrlcBungen am &orrcr ioipie
cucn Siiftcn6rlcb oapon. ais cr bon
ieincln c9cncn 9lntomo6il iiberio6.
rcn purOc. Smith 6otte Oen aroft
uogcn an 0intergeiiea 6ohgctpuis
oen ais ser Sc6cl ploBli6 uuiblua,
uoOnrcb scr @ogen lid porip0rts be-
wcgte, mO SnlitG, scr cine @cporo.
tlr an Dem @ciobrt pornabnL ii6cr-
in6r
TcIto lit trodcn
Geltu, bel 9orf @o.. lit trodcn
gciporoen, no6oem NiGtcr gSonncr
rmo 9loB Sem Tonicl Sg.Nlc2onq6lin
bic @cipd6rnna elmer neuen 9iccu5
ocripcigcrteu Iic 9oiicriimpel sic.
les Crtes 6o6cn icit fiinf Sobrcn 9e.
wii6lt Inn Ocn @lob trotcn 5i ma.
dcn Gas @cridjt ao6 feiue @riinSe
iiir ieine Sonolung all, Ood miro
pernult6ct OoB OoS Sotel nid5t in &c.
cignctcr @eiic qefii6rt lpurOc im0
feiu 9eoiirinib iiir cine @irt6idoit
oorliege.
K. c6mcrc Goll,iii.ou,
Iic @cbriiocr Glauo uno Clarence
2ouaioro ans NeoeroiSbirg trugcn
bcocnflicbc gtbidiirfnocn an a6rpcr
uo i'm @eiidt oapou. ais i6r iinacS
GiGO Ourh0ing uadlOcn ser @oger
bon cinem 9iltomobil angcio6rcr
morocn ipor IS lit ais ciu @liidS
uniitono ju bcjeiAncu Oab bic inn,
gcn Nidnner uidlt 81 Eooc gchlciit
ipurocn Ger llnfoa crcignctc iib
on ocr SeocrolS Nurlod 5totc &oo0.
Ger G6oilfieur oeS aroitlpoecns
fiinmertc iid nidt mn sen llnfoll
Den CT onaerihtct 6ottc,
2 Stnrb an einem 2 dred
SSn 6reOcrid. 12O.. pcritor6 Sroit
Modcl Nlou @oroncr in 6oloc cineS
onSacitouocnclt 5dredcus S6r ga.
ter Z Is. NoQcr lit ieit GINGER 3eit
frdnflicb ino Gottc lid bic Iron OeS
Grfronfteu angenonnen. Dor einis
gen Saaen OroDtc Scr aranfc al iei-
ncnl iolidcn @c6iB 5ll critideu Sic
Srolt fonittc cS belucrfite1iqeil ods
Kinder sGnreiSn
MACH FLETCHER'S
= n g ~ - a
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S(nS sen @uli5cigeri6ten.

9iaigc &ciic foumt t6cucr 81 itc-
ben. Souomo6 ino @}oiuc
iciuc @o6nortc Eol5iit fouutc
oic 6reuoc nic6t ocritebcu.
Iouitfompi on Grbohma0 %icr.
sch politii9cr GiuihlB ocriontc,
cr lulroc 6citroit
Sin Nioun scr onqa6, IN 5apon.
nab Sa5 5il wo6ncn itnO in oen
Staatc Maine icncn @fliAteu ais
Stinungcber nad5ufomneu, miro
uorollsiidtlid6 ciuigc @ocbcn 5lm
gcmo6ncr bon Baltimore. oocr picl.
ne6r ociicn Stootacidngniiics luer.
oen, Oo CT ongcblicG mcnig 9(dsiibt
6at, sic @cloitrofc bon $40, 81 scr cr
geitcrn bon &ittcr Supplec in Ser
mtttlercn @oli5ciitatiou pcrlrtbeilt
uorOcn lit, 3u bc5a6lcit Ter III
6ragc Stc6cuoc lit g9iQiam & Not.
ter A Sa6re alt, scr mr cincn llrm
lmo cin 8cin bot. Gr pllrOc gcitern
mii Dem llnion9o6n6oic per6oitet
ais cr ongcblid i'm 8cgriiic itono,
5uiiden Dem Scu0er unO 0cn critcn
@oggon Oes ,Gongreiiionol SimitcO~
ocr Gcuniplponia.9o6n bic Hciic
nab Bar Sorbor Nloinc on5utrctcn
Gottcr crflGrtc aeitcru ols cr &idltcr
Slipplcc por0ciii6rt wuroe, OoB CT IN
Ocu @intermonatcn III Souomo6
uno IN Ocn Sommermouotcn in
Moiuc id) aili5lbolteu pilcgt lnO
angeblih idon iuicOcrbolt auf o6il.
Iiec 9(rt miO @ciie4 icine Gcic 5mi.
i6en ocu bcioen 0rtcn gcntadt Butte
Fottcr iuuroc III ooS 9oltinorcr
StoOtgcidn9niB ge6rodt.
SbcnrcS &crQuiigen.
Gin Soilitfanpf ouf oen @r6o
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-31

months. There will be two farces, sew
eral vocal and piano duets, violin. So.
los and vocal and piano solos. The
people Of the village have the signers
to thank for giving them the i've high
class entertainments given here by the
Lyceum people. 55 5
@. II. Hitzeman was business call
er at Long Prairie Monday. I'll.
A. M. Dolven was a caller e Little
Falls Saturday.
Obituary ys
I Mrs. Lena Ahlers passed to the
great beyond at her home here in the
village last Wednesday morning at 8
o CLOCK. The deceased was born in
Germany in 1866 and came to this
country when child, with her par
ents, and moved to Chenille, Kansas.
In 1890 she was married to Eilert
Ahlers at Chenille and about three
years later the family moved to Par
kertown, where they resided until a
year ago, when they came to Swanville
to live. Mrs. Alters was the mother
of seven children, two boys and five
girls. They are Mrs. Anna Longley Of
Parkertown, Miss Lena of Campbell,
Martha, Lydia, Lillian and John, who
reside at home and Albert of Boy
River. Mr.. Ahlers died two years ago.
The deceased was SO years Of age and
death was due to heart failure. The
funeral was held Friday morning from
the. Congregational church, Rev. Thoms
officiating. The remains were laid to
rest in the ParkertOWn cemetery.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-31
FOR BRONCHITIS, VlH0oPING COUGH,
GROUP, COUGHS AND CoIbs
Make the Best Remedy at for

# everything was sold in as liberal and
fair a manner as the below named drug
eists are selling Schiffmann's New Con-
centrated Expectorant, absolutely no
cause for complaint or dissatisfaction
could possibly arise from anyone. These
druggists say Buy bottle of this rem
edy and try it for Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Severe Cough, Group or any
Bronchial Affection, and we will return
your money, just the same as we do with
Schiffmann's famous Asthmador, if it
does not give satisfaction, or if not found
the best remedy ever used for any of
these complaints" Why not take adj
VANTAGE of this guarantee and try this
medicine, and get your money back, rath.
er than buying another purely on the
exaggerated claims of its manufacturer
or on the strength of testimonials from
others and run the chance of getting
something worthless and also wasting
your money?
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-31

In buying this remedy, besides sec,lr-
ing an absolute guarantee of its efficiency
from these druggists, you also get about
eight times as much medicine as you
would in buying most any Of the old
fashioned, ready-made kinds, which aver
age from 20 to 50 easpoonsful, because
SOC worth makes a whole pint (128 tea
spoonsfuD when mixed at home with
simply one pint of sugar and one-half pint
of water. This remedy positively does
not contain chloroform, opium, moephine
or any other narcotic. tits pleasant to take
and children are fond of it. You will be
the sole judge, and under this positive
guarantee absolutely no risk is run in buy
ing this remedy. Druggists everywhere
are authorized to sell it under the same
guarantee as Schiffmann's famous Asth-
mador of money Back" if not perfectly
satisfactory. R. ]. Schiffmann, Proprietor,
Saint Paul, MINI. Guaranteed here by
=. G. H. BROWN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-31
PIIHRZ

Pierz Journal (24): Herman Ter
haar Of Agram died in his seth year.
He was born in Westphalia, Germany,
and was left an oprhan at an early
age. At the age of II, he, with his
brother and three, sisters came to Am
erica and for three years made their
home in New Munich, MIMI, He ar
rived in Pierz while still in his teens,
grew up with the country and became
one of the sturdiest and most respected
citizens. A widow, three sons and
nine daughters, one brother and three
sisters survive him. Burial took place
Saturday in St. Joseph's cemetery
amidst a large gathering of mourners.
Henry J. Gassert and Casper Wag-
ner came home Saturday. They work
ed near Morris all winter. After a
weeks stay, they intend to leave for
North Dakota.
Jake Leidenfrost left Tuesday for
North Dakota.
Jos. Schulz Of Carp, is here visiting.
Mrs. Peter Kohl had the misfortune
morning, while the Kohl family was on
the way to church. One of the horses
fell through the snow, which gave the
Slcu SUCH JOlC CnaC MIS-. hOll was
thrown with the above mentioned re-
suit.
The town board of Pierz had meet
ing last Tuesday. The new officers
qualified and roadbosses for the COM
ing year were appointed. Mike Leese
was appointed as road overseer for
the southern three miles, and Louis
Feucht was appointed to make COM
Portable roads for the northern three
tiers of sections Of Pierz. The limit
Of expenditure for the use for road
work was set at $1,000.
F. K: Boehm has moved to st. Cloud
where he will work in the car shops.
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which frightened the animal. The
horse got down in the snow and the
girls, Mary Pulvermacher, Eliza Rein
ke, Grace Chambers, Nettie Wilcox
and valborg johnson, were unable to-
do anything until help came.
Miss Flossie Buelow was q caller at
Little Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Longley, who were
called here by the death Of Mrs. Long
ley's mother, Mrs. Lena Ahlers, re-
turned to their home in ParkertoWn
Friday.
fine meeting at the hall Wednesday
afternoon and about forty names were
secured as members. Officers were
elected and Mr.. Chas. Forbes gave a
very rousing talk on good roads.
A shipping association is being form
ed and the farmers and business men
are all working hard for its success.
III. johnson and family have moved
ITO this village, where they will reside
| in the future Mr.. johnson will re-
side in the house vacated by Robert
Marohl.
Robert Marohl has sold his house
and lots in this village to parties from
Long Prairie and will move to the
Kauhene residence in the north part
Of town.
Miss Stella Kreutzer visited at the
Blood home in Pillsbury, Sunday.
Miss Eta Blood was guest at the
Zeimkowski home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mortenson and
family of South Swanville spent Sun
day at the Vincent home here.
VIM. Slime visited the last Of the
week at the home Of his brother-in-
law, Emile Braatz.
Elmer and Martin Peterson left on
Tuesday for North Dakota, where they
will be employed.
Mrs. Samuel Campbell of Culdrum
was a caller at this place Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Kemp leaves Saturday for
Motley, to join her husband, who has
employment there. They will reside
There in the future.
Nick Mueller and family Of Borup
are visiting at the home of his broth
er, Chas. Mueller.
Arthur Mielke, who had his leg
broken last fall by gas tank ex-
ploding in his garage, again broke his
leg last Saturday night. When re-
tuning home, he slipped on the ice
breaking his leg which had started
to heal enough to permit its use.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mielke left
Monday for DR.. Halls hospital in Lit
tie Falls, where Mr.. Mielke will be
confined for some time with a broken
leg
Mrs. Helen Van lille of Little Falls
is visiting at the nome of her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Jennie and P. r. Balm here.
! Joseph Chevalier was caller at Lit
tie Falls Monday.
A. NJ. Dolven has decided to give
up farming and is going to have an
auction sale Of his belongings. He
with his family will move to Norris.
An entertainment will be given Fri
day night in Hamm's hall for the ben
eft Of those who signed up for the
Lyceum course here during the winter