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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
EAST SIDE
NEWS $
WIN Entertain Club.

Mrs. Frank Amos. OF Guftey street.
wflNentertain the members OF the T.
AS. Club Thursday evening at her
homo
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
3Returned From Little Falls.

Miss Katherine Miller and Norris
IHelmIck have returned from Little
Falls; where they spent the weekend
with relatives.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
Hunting a Receipt.

Seems to me these receipt books
arestotally out OF date"
How how, wifey?"
Sim looking for something on how
toSmake a political campaign."-Kan.
sas City Journal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

After enduring much hardship, Miss
Fenncll. an American, was rescued
from the Sussex, the English channel
steamer. recently blown up by mtne
or torpedo Miss Fcnnell's mother, Mrs.
c. A. Fenneli, vas also rescued from
the ship. ". ....-.. W.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Query.
Dyer-oh, well, Dunno has his good
Ryer-1s that the reason he sticks
eYerybody?-Judge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
BY BETTY BROWN.

Call 1t a simple sailor II you will, but
this picturesque hat with its droopS
brim and graceful lines is at least first
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
AGED Lovers Welded.

- --- NHEd CUVGFb WGudeus
CHARLESTON. w. Va. April A.
Two happy people secured a license
and wera married here. They were
Thomas Carpenter. aged 10; AMI
Thankful Cobb, aged 65.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Yet Hope.
Waiter. have you forgotten mc?"
"No, sir; not yet. sir."-Thc Masses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Everyone knows the terrors OF the
present war, hut does everyone know
the terrors Of preventable diseases:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
glntO.llnfuG.

Sn DER Siaen.@ooo, nobe Sofe
Nlontc6ello, coaioirte Gborlcs w.
9eDn BON Ger. 22S, ct. Yaul- -StraBc,
in leincm 9(utomobil nit Dem gug5D
BON Stcpart SnpolO, % Sabre alt,
nobel Der SeBterc, ioiuic leinc Yeglei'
term, Sri. Gina Snler BON g1r. 17O6,
gtoro @oaington.glpeniie, aus Dem
@eid6rt eeihlclioert upo nidt rner'
be6lid Derlebt mlrOcn. geioe 5abr'
seuqe iu6rcn in Der Siaens9ioao flo
lid, uno nod Dem 3uiommenltoB
fl6r 9ebn nit icinen 9lutomobil nod
imgei16r 100 Sub meiter mo ltieB
Damn eegen einen Selepbonpfoltcn.
gBdbreno icinc Mloihine ibwer be-
iddoigt uuroc, blieb Sr 9ebn unper-
lett. SRI. Sauer unO Smmolo WiIr'
oen uon Srn. gebn in einem oorbeis
ia6rcnOcn 9nltomobil nod Souic &C.
bra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

1ici 6eflagt 6rau Nlarp @ngel6o4
Sen Too ibres @atten Souis @ngel.
bad, Der geitern in ieiner gSo6nlrng,
g1r. 1905, @eit. Yrott.StraBe, bonn
Iooe o66eruien puroe. Die 6reunoe
oes uroeutiden @ntidlafenen befla.
gen Icinen 500 aufribtie. oa ct ItetS
cine fernoeutide @eiinnlng 5ur
S6uu trug, ober mic oereoB, Dab CT
aud Ieinen 9crpilidtungen ieinem
glooptiupaterlano ge9enii6er gerebt
peroen muBte. Die @ittpe laOet
ale 6rcunoe ein ii6 an Der 8eeroi-
glng, Ole am Sonntag glodmittog
INN 3 ll6r pom Erauerboilie aus auf
Dem @eitern.6rieO6oie itattfinoet, 5u
6etbeiligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

Gas @eim oeS @rin5cn soahinL
oes iiingiten So6nes Oes DeutIheu
aoiicrs itno ieiner i6ni am ft.W2dr5
dngetraiten @emo6lin lit oas ioaen.
g@rin5enbauS~ in Goiiel. GulIcl6c 1T
Elm oenfpiiroiges 9aumerf. Gs lit
entitonoen in Der 8eit frr3 nod oem
Sie6enjd6rigen arieg ga Der aroBe
9oumeiiter G6orles ou 9fD ser 6eiiis
Iden 9elioen5 icue pornebm cole
5ornl zines 5rm aloiii3ismus &C.
odnpften gofofoitpls oerlie6, ole
GoHel 6eutf 3i elmer DECENTRALIZATION.
item Stdote Geuti6lono's maht.
9olO piir6e oos nit ieinen 5mei Sic.
beln 10 itattlid ragenOe Sous 5ur
Stdtte eiues redt un6eiligen Grei.
bens. Ger 2anograf IrieoriA Der
3lpeite bon Seiien Ganel mohte
t771l ocn e6en pollenoeteu 9ul gum
Sit Scr 2otterie, Die CT 0omols d6n.
lid lDie an pielen onoeren oeutideu
Soieu sur 2inoerlng ieiner 8inan3,
not6c int 2ouoe einfii6rte Das icBi-
ac Seim oes oeiitidcu aoiierlo6ncS
Io6 olio oomols Die oliregeu0en nit
lolitem @rmf oer6rdmten S5enen
oes Sottoipiels 81 ocnl an Oen Got
totagcu 2laes 6erbeiltromte, nm oie
untet Srompeteni6aa bon Der Eri.
6iine Der perfiinoeten @epinne 5u
oerne1men Inter Dem gtocbfolger
6rieorids, oem ipdteren eriten Sur.
fiiriieu @ilbelnt no6m oies @liids.
ipiel, Oos oiele gl6enteiirer ino Iei6t.
iinni9e areiie onlodte, eiu ia6es Gn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
Gu6rruO.9 .9icnncn.

49,, ul'ter Den 9(uIpi8icn Der 1ereini-
su'ls s Der SobrroobGnoler fiuOen
-. s"le gto6nlittog um . llbr am See
St". m ellTton-9orf 5obrroo.&ennen
p, r'u'l Illr pclde cine eon5e 9lnoubl
@''9oole So Sreiie ouSeeiest iinO. Die
'Sl'l'ell S'ell itebcn inter 2eitIng eines
"oSoporf-Somites", ooS lib aus fol-
S[..n s.Hoen Serren 6uiommeniest: s.
~l'e9 &obiion. Charles $. 9ofe-
oSe @'sger @illiom Gretid, Sos. @oore,
9g'c. . Sbomos. Com, 9. g(aioro,
Noi'ls 81 5. Senning; 9eruoroS. 2oeue,
SoOrlleer. Inter Den @reiien befin4
~ Ssu llf nobIte6enoe 8u6rroo. Cube
gtOrl0elle: &ooreifen gremien, So;
lsll'en, en Sdttel SdneIligfeitsnielier,
SS.pusolehe, ;. aetten 9SeOole, 2enf'
=, ,'uneen @loden II. (. 10. @intritts.
a,iO e. ytennungsgebiibren merOen nibt
crboben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
SanItrirtcr gOrtrus.

@incn iaiitrirten 8ortrqg iiber bic
@rorutI6e am @onoma.aaual bielt
eeitern 9to9ntittog Brofeiior Sarrp
SielOine 2eio bon Der Sobns Sop
fins. .llniperiitGt in Der WacGop.Salle.
Gin 5o6lrei9cS Yublifilm folgte ge-
ipamt ocn iuterelianten glusiiIbrun-
gen oes @ortrngeuoen. @roi. &eio
6eeom nit cincn fur5en Riidblid
ouf Oie @el6idte lmo @ntluidelrng
Oes @onama.9onnls imo 9iug looann
Oes 9id6eren ollf llridde rno 8ir-
fluie Der GrOruti1e, oeren 6eOeliteno-
iien nuo geiGbrli6iten iid bel @u-
Zebra beiinoen ein. gln SanO BON
SihtbiIoern beitebeno ans aarten-
Sfi55en mo pbotogropbiiben sluf-
nobmen eelang es i6m in treIilider
g9eiie, iene gri1einineen 81 erldu-
fern lmO Dem 8erit6noniB oeS Soien
ndber 5u brin9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

Sc. Cos Ralai8, 0as rur mob oos
,,Qotto6ous" gc6eiBeu 6atte, muroe
na6 ocn irengen &er6ot oes Sotte-
ricIpiels Sum sit oes @e6eimen va.
btnetis, moDon nod beiite oas Iilrlts
libe @appen ii6er oenl 4ortal aiu-
oe qibt, lmo ipdter wuroe e. bon
fremoeu 6iiritlihteiten Die 81 8e.
iub fomen, ols 9lbiteigeqliortier be-
mtbt. glus Dem o9otto6otls" paro
elm o5iiritenbuus," iuo oa Tait inn.
mer @riiBeu fir ldngere 8eit bier
po6uteu nonnte man es i'm Bolts.
mmo bolo nir nod oas D95rilBc'ls
6dus.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
Guaiiiun mit gyuIiaci6uut.

Dur nit fnapper 9tot6 entgine &c.
itcrn 9to6mittag Die 9eiobmg oeS
Boli5eibootcs oSonnon", oos inter
5iibrina oes GapitGns Gomnr0 s.
Gorep Itebt, crnitlidcn &erlebungcm
ais Ger Sblepper o9obemia~ BON Der
oSout6ern Transportation So IN
-Ooiiel6e bineiniu6r. gei Dem 81.
iammenitoBc muroe Die 0laIdine oes
Boli5ei6ootes 5ertriimmert. 1ic 80.
6enio" no6m Die nSannan" na6 Der
Goaiiion ms S6lepptau mo 6radte
iie na1 Dem g(nferplob om @nOe oer
Caroline StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
gLns SentIdlen gsereinem.

Nionots Geriammhn9 ser Eeuo.
iden @rciicnbeimot6. - 10 0i-
rcftoreu oniueieuo. @obl9elun.
gener 5omilien g(6euO Oes Sc
iongocrcins nGinigfeit.~ 9lu.
oerc 9lodridtcn aus oeutiden
@ereineucn
SSn ser monotlidcn Geriommllne
iii6rtc ErdIioent $. 8. Silfen ben
8orIib unO Sr. $. 9o6m OaS 9Sro-
tofoa. 10 Gireftoren iparen anne.
Ieno. O3ad @rleOiglng DER 0louti-
negeI61fte lulirocn folgcnoe neue
NliteIicOer crtpdblt: &o6ert q. Gam
ge, S. GnecI6orot gluguIt 9. @io-
noH 9lidoro aursle6, 2oltis 8.
gln0roc Or. S. Conrad llblig, 9l. b.
gps5edc, gugcn @. Wlergent6oler,
.@. 9. 9. 9relping SO.
Dos @er5e Gonitc fir neuc Dit
gIieOer lit beitrebt, Oie 0litglieoer5obl
aili 500 5u 6riugeu, Oenn nit ieOen
Sabre oerlicrt Oie 9ln5a6l 9 bis 10
olir6 Oen Zoo. g(nl tS. W1ai fin0et
in Der glnitalt OoS NloiicIt itott, Der-
oniioltet bonn Srauen-@ercin.
Ios ARRANGEMENTS Goniite iiir
Oos @aifeIt bcIie6t aus iolgenOen
Serren. &o6ert q. 9ougc. $. @ngcl-
6arOt, gl. .. @iomon, 81. 9ursle6, 8.
Z. 9(noreo, Ir. 5. Conrad ll6lig,
9(. b, @Ds5edi @. 9. Q. 60, inO 6.
@. Nlereent6oler
nGinigfcit."
gincn irobliden %crlaui nobm
geItern 9lbenO ser 5onlilien 9lbenO,
oen Der ,9lrbciter @eioueDerein 81
mgfeit" in @prine's Soae in Sig1-
lonotopn o66iclt. Cic Nlitalic0er
uno ocren 6aluilien iporcn 5o6Ireib
crIdienen unO fir Seoen oeriloiien
ole Stim0en bel ollerbonO llnterbol-
tlmgen pie I'M 6hiee. Inter i6rem
Girigcnten ~. @. @oblmanu ianeen
Ole Sanger Oic Sie0er ISM 8onnc-
monat Nlai," n9lod Der Seimat6," "
90 i'd Did wobl wieOerieb"2, po-
fir Iie nit groBem glpplaus beooGt
iunrOen. Der nSormonie 3it6er'
Glu6" lieierte ole Gon5ettmuiit, unO
fir i6re ibneioieen Wldride puroeu
ole 3it6eripicler nit REDEEM 9eifaa
6elo6nt. O1o6r's OrHeiter lieferte
sic Gon5nluIif imO 9nt unO sung
idmone nod Scr5ensluit Oos Gang
bein.
Gas arrangements Gon1ite be-
Itano aus Oen $50. Sobu Silmer,
8orIiber. Otto @oli S. &lott Is. 9So-
losfi, @. Geplomc lno o. 9orns-
Oori.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
WplNene Csinlurihnnn

6iini5ig Sabre limo oeriloilen, Dob
oic co. -lut6. Smuunuels-&irbe Gin.
gcweibt mllrOe. lin oieien Gag ieit.
lid 81 6eee6en miro morgen Sonn.
tag, oen Z. Ylai @prm. nm If lt6r
Gin ,Seitsottesoienit itottfinoen bel
melAem goItor aarl aretsmonn aus
9lelu.9orf Die SauptieItpreoiot bal.
ten miro. 9l6enos uu s ll6r ipriGt
8oitor @. 3. S9miot aus 9rooflpn,
g3.-g., in cnglilAer Spro6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
9radl GmEacIcnf.

glls qeIterll 9aodmittog III Der
9ratt. .StraBe, na6e Bono StroBe,
3rpei Bogen 5uionmenItieBen, wnroe
einer oerlel6en ouf oen Seiten1ueg
oeIporien, uo6ci eines Der 9fdoer Der
A Sabre alten Dora Sumter BON 9fr.
"a, SHO.gonosStraBe, iiber ben lin.
fen Rub ging imO Oos 5uBgelenf
broH. Die gerlebte wuroe in Der
g(mbulon5 ocs oitli6en Diitrifts na6
ocm ct. Soicp6s-Soipitol ge6ra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
0o8 Guorfett.

Gin SeloQrouer iiBt in @on8crt
un0 Yhi0icrt Nas 9'roGrarul 1'ii Net
sic mitmirtcn0cn 1andcr uu0 s5dNec;
rinncn cinc9 Glcrtetie naM breil
Stimmlaqcn pcr3cidnat iiil0
oDoB sic cine 5dnacrin nidbt mcBr
iitnG iIt4 ioet en- 5u ieincm &amcro'
oeit Dos iiebt mon 0pd @o5u
Idjrcibcn iie on& audl ach asiiS Ero,
qranm2 % ilc1l 6rdulcin Siabs
ria (gllDl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
$t5O,OOO fir sSO6ns SOpfins.

0ie 9lo6rid)t, oaB Sri. Settle @il-
len0er, peI1c i'm 5ebruar 81 Sos
9lngeleS itar6, ole Sunune BON
$t50,000 Der So6ns Sopfins-llni-
periitdt permaht bat, troi eeitern bier
Elm unO muroe. o6ipobl ole SpenOerin
bier un6efnnnt it, nit Sreuoen be.
eriiBt. SRI. @iaenoer binterlieB
insgeiammt @igent6um in So6e BON
$750,00O. Die gtadriht lit nod
nidlt beit1tiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
.. Sieaiment feiert 0SsbnrtStaa.

on SaS 8. Snionteric-9leeinent DER
.D.ar9lanoer :. 9tationol. @oroe miro AM
sHupllen @iittpo6 in ocr ggofien6oae
= Iylll 49-io6riges 9eite6en in icicrli,
p'S gSeiie beee6en. Die Sifi5iere
HnO ~ Wionni6oiten meroeu nit Ser.
ooo.enltmeooillen ~ alsge5eibnet meroen.
s. sseOen elmer &orooe finoet audi ein
S@alis@rer5iren itatt. Den ShIliB
Oes Sro9ramms biIOet elm 9onfett
a.lo u Sal. Sol. SO6n SinfIeD lit scr
SommonOont Oes 8. Oleeinents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
Gum eiu'ecn sdlnmmcr.

6rou Socob 8oaonoer unter groBenl
Srouersefolge our letten 9iube
eebettet. 9}a66iner Or. @bi-
lipion aus Cincinnati lnO Gbos.
GubinItein omtirten.
Sym @eiiein eines iiberors eroBen
SrouergefoIges fon0 geitern @ormit.
tag I'M 10 llbr sic 9eerOieung oer
am N8ittpob ploblih bonn EoOe a6.
berilfenen 5rou Socob $. SoGonocr,
Der Satin bon &roi. Socob Soaon-
Ser bon Ger nSo6ns Sopfins llniOer-
iitdt", bon ibrer @obnlng gir.
1902, Gltop @lace, aus itott. 9iab-
6iner Qopio 9bilipion aus Gincin-
natl unO 9obbiner Charles u. yfil-
6enltein bonn Sar SinoisGempel
tbeilten ii6 in ole 2eitung Der er-
greifen0en Erouerfeier. 4ra6tbolle
arGn5e mo ionltiee 9lumenipenoen
naren bon 5ern uno gtdb' in iiber.
aus GROCER 9ln5abl eingegongen. Ole
Observation-Disclosures moren ole nod.
iteben0en Serren: sErGiioent 5ronf
S. @oo0nom bon Ger oSobnS Sop.
fins llniDeriitGt" uno Die &rofeiioren
Saul Soupt 0lolrice BLOOMFIELD,
g9iaiont S. Somea, Syos. 98. Bright
2orroin @. Sul6urt, Sront Nlorlep,
So6n S. 2otone, SenrD 5000, 0un-
can @. Sobnion unb Or. 2ouis q.
Sombureer. 9(lS oftioe @obrtu6-
trigger funeirten Oic folsenoen Ser
ren. 2ouis Somburger, 9ro. George
6. Barnett, 9(rt9ur 90. 6ielos, 80.
g. @utmon, @oipin 9. Susler, 2ouiS
9. Subler, @olter aobenitein 9lbro-
bom Wloies uno 8rof. SEQ 9. Stone.
So6n 8. &lein.
0ie geerOieing 0eS om lebtct
Wlittmo6 aus Dem 2e6en gei6ieoenen
Serrn sSobn 6. Steiu ionO geitern
9lodmittog bon ieiner @o6nltng, gIr
1920, 9eit-2om6orO StroBc, ans
Itott. lin 3 ll6r plwoe in DER oeut.
ihen lut6erii6en ct. YoulS.Sirde,
Gde Sremont-glpcnue lnO Soratogo-
StroBe cine ergreifenOe Eroiierfeier
o6ge6olten. @oitor aii6n preoigtc in
ocuti6er, Yoitor Or. ". ObermeDer
in en9liic6er Sprade Die geiieblng
erfolgte olsOom ouf Dem St. YouPs
6rieo6ofc.
Serr Stein NOR 80 Sabre alt imO
81 Sbero6men in Seien-GornitoOt
oe6oren woroen. @ereitS i'm Sabre
1860 fom er nod glmerifa @r NOR
einer Scr Srganiiatoreu imo felt iiber
IS Sobren Wlitelieo 6es goritanOes
ser ct. &ouPS STRIDE, mel6c i'm
Sabre 1867 gegriin0et muroe. Seine
Satin, 1rou SuIio Stein, ging i6m
i'm Sabre 1913 inn Sooc porallS ST
binterlGBt 5pei So6ne, Serrn 9loon
81. Stein uuo Or. SeurD q. Stein
pcl6er IN gleip-Dorf cine Steae ais
2otein-Broieiior befleioet, ierner orei
G06ter, SSrdulein Morgret Stein,
6rou &oItor @OworO Studert oiis
8rooflDn g. g., imo 6ral So6n
NlocGoniel aus glorfolf, %a., iopie
ic6s @nfelfinOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
81 &uo6cn~ BON llntcricc-
Boot bc1ienft

2onoom 5. @oi. Der eng
Iiihe Oompfer o9iuoben" lit ciueut
bel 2lopos einectroifenen geribt 5u.
folge bon einem llnteriee6oot Der.
ienft poroen. 0ie 9eiobung lit bon
Dem itolienilhen 9ompier oW1iiu.
rata an goro eenommen woroen.
(9er v&uo6en" mar Elm 9abr3eug
bon 2004 Eonnen eeneien lno ge-
borte Der n9iuo6en Steamibip 50. ="
in GorOiff. 0os S6iff puroe 5u.
lett am 5. g[pril in 2iiiobon eemel.
oct, po es bon 9erortb eiugetroffen
mor.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
sedluiidler gSercin. {"

Der ,,Eedniide 8erein bon galti-
more" halt am Samitae, Den 6. Wloi
in leinem 9ereinslofal i'm o@ermas
nia.W26nner6or" ieine gei6ditli6e
GerIommllmg a6, lmo ueroen ale
W4itolieoer erludbt. 81 erideinen oa
midtioe @eI6dite uorlie9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

nidt fdwer, einc aranfeni6peIier,
Sic mir Die 9tnoe nit Sem rot6cn
&reu5 trdgt BON elmer 9iotben arcuS.
SdneIter 5u ltnterihei0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

Scr S6iiteugrobenfrieg miro crit
i'm 6rieocn iciSe 8ort6eile eripeiicu.
Ig8cld nimOcrbarc GorbeOingImg lie.
IIert er ann 8eiipicl 5ur glnlage ci-
,ncs curopdiiden llntcrgruuObobn-
iipItemsI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

.sHh battle NAL cinea is3r leal.ili,
Tben Graum IN cin.r gtott Ai:
trdumie udmlib. III lpdr eiiae-
iperrt"
ngto. uno9"
.g9ie id6 auIlodtie. mars 10 q
mnhr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

I'D, liebe 9yrau. 8erIidn6 6d7
nit bin i'd iiberrsi6 geIesnet Die
Idpernen grobleme IoIe id ipielcn0!
! .So2 ga, 0a binten lieat Elm StoB
6ola. MAIDEN sic iih NAL bran, ous
Bro6lem 3u loien. ME man aus gro
Zen Stiiden tleine moht."
sit"0s sbOa. "a.titpnL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

sgrib RrauTc, osr curooicrie 2tugs
Ter, i'll 70 6orauF rerisiIcn, Ocm
lStammiiI6 ieoen Sang ioiori mit3ns
ltbcilen. oaB cr eine decentralization
INIT i6 bcrumirdqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06

&ranl.r 9oQenbruoer. ~gBir0 bic
Qoqe MID fir psn 6aa meines &ooes
bceroioen2"
geiu6cn6cr 8llter: oGs pir6 oer
2oae Elm @erguiiacn Iein S6nen bic
len 2ie6esbienll ~ icoer 3eii su tbuu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
Mih Seltuls aIaae.


O6 @ott iUie iein es id5uurig,
DoB oieier arie9 cntbremt
llno adj, ipie lein i'd trairig,
g8eil enalii6 mciu 9lccent
glelu 2)ort 1T meme gSiege,
Ioriiber lein id fro6,
Doh 0entt man IN Die Sfriege
SD mare cnglii1 Of no.
@lein SAob, sic iein III 5eloc
9(ls 2eiltroit. nit bic Ereli
S9 lie6eu oieic Seloc
@an5 toloiiol Of pes
limo menu sic Geuti9en iiegen
Damn beiratben mir iro6
llnO poueu Babies frieget
ODD por6er nibt Of no.
g(ufllrlou6. uSagen sic
eiumal, ipos lit ei9entlitb i6limmer.
@ronate ooer Sbrapuell2" .gld,
@udoigIte. i6linm iinO beioe, geiabr.
Iider an fic6 BON glatir Sic @ranote:
1T tie BOD pei6Iil9en @eihledts~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-06
NarpeNii8 nntsr ii@.

rWiRen Sic. Brau 2ommer3iens
lrot6, ih bin qona Ser3peifcli abr
Il6er mir Idlpebt oas Shptrt 0es Gos
ilumbus."
Z .9l9, Barbon. Sie meiucn iecens
fans ods @i bes Domotles."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-10-30

Mr. Macarthur is the Clerk Of the United
one connected with the but would
Can Mr. Piman get such an
unsolicited endorsement
Do States court object being
dragged political do the dirty
| politicians?
DIES MONIES IOWA. OCTOBER 2s 1916
! LETsoN BALLET:
/ YESTERDAYS "a Newspaper, PUB
LIsIIED STORY YOU HELD BY GOVERNMENT OFFICERS
WIRE CAPITAL YOu NEITHER
ARRESTED NOR ACCUSED, PUBLISHING RETRACT1ON
MAILING YOU COPIES OF BOTH PAPERS
| WANT ANYTHING MORE
KEIrHLEY ATTORNEY
Comparing with
ticket or escaped the
family behind will print few brif
from other places
JACOBS BAND MONTHLY IN Boston, Mass
IN the interests band musicians published
page illustrated article the Baker City Military
"on July 26, consolidated and
the name changed THE WHITE BAND
The chosen n min mine
that owned and a Mr.
Ballet one of the enterprisng and public
Oregon,
sufficient to show how regarded Oregon-whle
assignee publish
time ana thew say
Everyone in Baker City Ballet's friend"
letter from the Denver Rock Drill
I'VE wish congratulate
cEPTIoNALLY KEEN JUDGMENT MAKING NoMNA
TON" Signed, c. G. Lndsom.
and Chicago reet
magazine the world matters
relating to city and county u
Nye having al efficiency
accept
the office There
like Mr.. Baliets services"
without honor save
his country"
my reputation is
the
filth Citizens know what
for dirty backguards who are unworthy of your notice
LETsoN BALLET
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-10-30
THE STROLLER
CONTINUED from Page ?.

ito make Ballet the goat in order that WOODWARD
might punishment"
After defending broke couldn't
guilty and the
months jail small fine which
broke, and the goat" for crook
his official by
pretending the idea that
undertook information
and Mr. svn forfeited every right they had to
Of
and from the Clerk
SHOWING ENDORSEMENT
OF THE WHOLE COURT
Iowa. October 2s 1916
LETsON BALLET, TONoPAH NEVADA
YESTERDAY IN RESPONSE TO TELEGRAM SIGNED FRANK
PARTICULARS AS TO A PROSECUTION AGAINST YOU
YEARS AGO. SUPPOSED A MAN USING HIS OFFICIAL
CITY FOR GOVERNMENT PURPOSES BELIEF
STRENGTHENED BY HAVING PREVIOUSLY RECEIVED
LETTER SIGNED WILLIAM WOODBURY. UNITED STATES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY ON THIS SAME SUBJECT. THIS
MORNING A LOCAL PAPER OF DIES MONIES
ToNoPAH FOR INFORMATION TELLS
CASE AGAINST YOU BUT THAT YOU ARE A CANDIDATE FOR
SHERIFF AND ASSESSOR. IF THE INFORMATION
NlsIiED WAS SOUGHT FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES AND NOT
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS YOU ARE AT LIBERTY TO MAKE
PUBLIC THIS TELEGRAM WHICH SEND
EXPENSE WITHOUT REQUEST. DON'T KNOW POLL
TICS AND DON'T CARE IF YOU HAVE MADE GOOD
PROSECUTION BUT WOULD BE FOR
AND STILL AM
THE TIME THAT YOU PLEADED GUILTY WAS THAT
EXPENSE OF YOUR FOUR YEARS DEFENSE
YOU FINANCIALLY AND YOU NO LONGER
TO PUT UP FIGHT Though not guilty. THAT YOU RECEIVED
ONLY THREE MONTHS JAIL SENTENCE AFTER
CUTIoN LASTING FOUR YEARS AND COSTING THOUSANDS
OF DOLLARS WOULD INDICATE
YOUR OFFENsE SLIGHT ONLY
THING THEY WOULD VOTE FOR YOU
MYSELF THERE OUGHT TO BE SUCH THING
SQUARE DEAL LEFT AND 1T is FOR THAT REASON
THIS WIRE.
MACARTHUR
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Four Estates Bring Colorado IS ,oe4.

Four escheat estates, valued at $5,-
O94, have reverted to the state, the
administrators having reported that
they are unable to find heirs. The es-
tates were left byPerry Sullivan. 81 ,563; +;
Mateo and Maria Pighetti. s2,2S0, and
Charles Hennessey, S1,250. Under the
law the state is required to hold the
money in escheat for twenty years,
after which time, in case no heirs have
appeared, it reverts to the general rev.
enue of the state.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Nj wot Bank Bandit. Caught.

Boulder.-After an exciting chase
through the snow for two hours. Off
cials of Boulder and Longmont cap
tured two OF the robbers who broke
into the State Bank at nj. Wot. seven
miles northeast Of here. carrying off
about $500 in postage stamps, $50 in
change and numerous articles Of jew
elry.z The men gave their names as
George w. Ryan Of Nevada City. N6v.,
and George Wilson Of Birmingham.
Ala
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Reduction in Switching Rates.

Reductions ranging from 1875 per
cent to 25 per cent are made in Dem
moving entirely within the state of
Colorado. by an order issued by the
state public utilities commission in the
socalled Denver switching rate case.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Court 10 p.esdesson Contract.

The United States Supreme Court II
to be asked to determine whether the
public utilities commission Of Colorado
has authority to set aside contracts or
franchises duly entered into between
municipalities and public service cor.
porations. The question is to be put
Up to the highest court in the land BY
he town Of Englewood. which filed
ith the state Supreme Court an ap.
lication for . writ Of error in the case
the Denver 4 South Platte Railway
company versus EnSlewooa.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Proctor Named second Lieutenant.

George Proctor, IT., of Denver, has
been promoted from first sergeant OF
Company A of the Colorado National
Guard to second lieutenant of the same
company, according to word received
by Adjt. Gen. H. P. Gamble.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
His Probable Vocation.

Friend-What is your baby going to
be when he grows up?
Financier - A blackmailer, Tn
afraid.
Friend-Impossible! What makes
you think so?
Financier-We have to give him
something every little while to keer
him quiet.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Horrors Of War

First Tramp-Dis war is a curse,
Bill!
Second Tramp-It's orful, Jake!
Every freight car loaded full O. ammu-
nition! Not good, comfortable
"empty" anywhere to be found!
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
To Look At Only.

Il think this clock is perfectly love
ly," said the fair customer, but "will
1t keep timer
'Afadame," replied the salesman,
coldly, ''it would be as much as my
reputation is worth to sell you q clock
that would keep time. This u an an-
tique shop, and nothing modern II tol-
Grated here."eSt Louis Post-DispateA.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-28
Deputy Named for Strasbura Bank.

Bank Commissioner McFerson has
appointed Frank Stanfield special
deputy to take charge at once of the
bank at Strasburg, Colo. Mr.. Stanfield,
with the assistance of Deputy S. W.
Clark, will make a thorough examina-
tion of the books of the institution to
ascertain If there was a shortage in
the accounts of Joseph P. Hardin of
Denver, the cashier, who killed him
self.