davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
..NnneriIdIer glldnnrrdlpr. 4

Ger n8uDeriicbe Uidnnerdor" bdlt
om gonuto9, Ben AZ. September,
Qucn 6amiIienqusflug nit oauab
fogenocm @reisiingen I'M @eiteuo-
&arf al. 3u 6ieicu @reisiinger
iucroeu feline Guortcttc 5ugeloiicn.
e0cr @erein fam oas 2ieo. peldes
purgetrogen ineroeu ioll. ielbT mGb
len. Gie Hei9enfoIgc Ser iingenoen
@creine miro oirA oas2oos beitimmt
uNo miiiien Die @ercine, pelcbe an
oiecm Mcttitrcit tbcilnebmcn mollen
uu Sintt Q llbr ontreten. Gie Gor.
tiialrcn Oct 2ieoer miiiieu fur8 por
oeiH Anfang 6cm Girigenten oes
oNuDcriibcn Dldnnerdors~ ausgas
bdnoigt mcrocu. Gic asreiie bciteben
aus eincm pradtpollen Erdioentans
@hbl einem ib6Hen iilbcrnan 4os
fall in0 nnoeren Ereiien @is iebt
iiuO 3 8ereine angemeloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
Die eicbc 5nr Wlniif iuar idnlO.

@}oriboll @orfs Solmom SHIfs.
Superintendent Der n4ullman Gou.
pagnie,~ muroe eine abiolitte Sdeis
oung bon ieiner @attin Gillian Gli.
iabet6 I'M areisgeridte bcpilIigt.
Srot Solmon nobn trotocm iie cS
ridt broudte, cine Steuung in Gi.
mem Grheiter an uno mollte 0ieiel.
DC, trotoen ibr @ntte iie oorln Bat,
nibt ouigeben oa ibr sic Whiiit me6r
por, ais ibre 5onilie. @aS 9soar
6ciratbetc am 26, Scpteubcr 1897
in Bolton. Ger @erbiuOuig, mclde
ofieH6ar nic1t i'm Siumel geibIoiien
wlir0e, cntiproiicn 5pei Stiuocr, bic
jctt I'M 9llter bon 13 lmo 16 sSubrcn
itcDen. 9tnl 30. 9lpril 1910 perlieB
Die muiifdliicbc 5rai i6rcu Gotteu
iino luobnt felt oieicr 3eit bei Ser
III g8eit-@entforo, U1oii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
0ie ainOerIa9mnnaS.@hiOemie

gfcp yorf, 9. Sept. Ginc
aeringc 3ina6me III Scr &in0erld6-
milngssGpiocnic lno cine glbnd6me
IN Der 3obl BON Eo0eSfdaGn ipilr6e
6cltc bonn @ehno6eitsarnte gealel.
oet. GS crfranften 55, iieben me6r,
alS aciterm uuo es itar6en is, fiinf
wcniacr alS geitern, @eiInO6eitS.
Gommiiidr Saocu @mcrion madtc
beutc bctoilnt ooB sic @pioerlie Scr
Sto0t $l51734.02 alBer Sen be-
ite9enoen 8etriebSfoi.en I'M @eiun0-
beitSalute gefoitet bate. gs miro
acibaBt oaB Oie Gpioemie Ser 5ta0t
cine SiunInc BON ii6cr elmer Dliaion
gefoitet 5abcn miro, e5c iic iibcrlprm-
ocn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
SSum scc itmO Safcn.


Der oeitcrn I'M 6ieiigcn Soicn bon
Brett 5ranfreic9, III galluit angc-
fonttnenc britiiAe 0anpfer nSDpe-
ria" bate So cbemoIigc belgiiAe
golooten on 9oro. Der 0ampfer
ioIl fir sic britiide 9iegieritng circ
2ooung Mimition imo sRfcroc naN
eincn fran60iiic1eu 0oien brin9cn
lno oir Gelgicr iollcn nit Scr @ile-
&c Scr Ebicre olf Scr 9iiidreiic &c.
trant pcr0cu.
Ger iponii6c DuDtpier oalor 9lc.
gro" 6roNte iibcr GOO 9ouncn Sort
in gallen bon @oIauas, einent ipa-
niiben Safcu. Gic 2aoung mar fir
bic Gromn Gorf & Seul GomponD be.
itirnnit. Der Captain oes DoulpierS,
g}urltelagaperio, 6eriNtet oaB pdb-
reno Der gan5cn Sfeiie onsec5eibnes
tes g9ctter qeberridt babe.
Der britiicbc Gonpfcr nGoniielo,"
Gopitdn 0gilpie, Der bon Sadionpil.
lc, 5lorioo IN 9ollQit bier eintrof
niumt cine pollc 2aoung ao6len fir
9lrgentinieu 5iiD-9lmcrifa, cin. Ger
Gnupfer miro BEL ocn Curtis Bop
&oblcnuerften belooen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

2onooit 8. Sept. Scr iAme-
Slide Gonipier n@omcu~. BON 2G17
Eonupn @ebot, 1T na6 eiper 2loDO-
Nleloltng Derienft iuor0en. Tie 9e-
nionnung mllrOc Qcrcttct.
(Gie u@onen" muroe III 9lot6 i'm
Sabre 1902 gebout uno mar @taen-
tbum Oer o&eoeri 9lftiebclooet Gon-
Dor" in 1tod6oln. Der lcsicn cma
pianaenen 9toHrihtcu 5lt Solac, mar
Ser Gampier an 10, 9tugrlt il 2on-
Don ongefonlmcl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
Saanna Ocr iIraMeMuereine.


g[tIontic Gitg, g&.% 8. Sept.
1ie v9}otional @omans outrage
9liiociation~ 1iclt 6cilte bier iGre lcBte
@ciMditSiiBiulg ab. Sn Der &rin5i.
picn-Grfl0rilng pic lie 6clltc onge.
nolnirclt mlrOc, erfIdrtc iid oie Gou-
Dclton o6crln0ls 81 @uniten Der
rimpartciiihcn Eolitif". 9ln6ong an
cine %ortei oocr 6cinoeliefcit gegen
cine ioIbe, 10 BeiBt es in Ser @rfld-
ulna ici 81 perodmmen Gos be-
ocltenoIte 9iciultot pel@es 0ilrb bic
glrbcit Der 9(iiociotipr er5ieIt uoroen
iei lie9e in Der 1botio1e, oaB aIe
politiic6en Eorteien III i6rel &lotfor-
men Die 5raleu6epegmg befiirlpor-
tct 6dttet uno Dab jeoer 9Irdiioent-
ihoftS-Ganoioat iiA 81 ibrcn @iaitcn
crflGrt 6Gtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
9cs 0ic6ita6ls bcIdnlOiat.

Ger iS.jd6rige @m. @enipp uno
Der 27.ja6riae 2eonoro 9Laen @eioe
an Scr Clifton glpenc iuo6u6oit
wiuOen III @erbiuolrng nit eincnt
2ie5ito5l bon orei lm0cinBten 1iGs
maaicH nnS Dem Sotie bon SSralt
,&arru G0cl bon 9lr- 20l, S5iaen.
9ioao, bon oem 9lidter Slit III ser
noro6iili6en Roli3eiitation porae,
fii6rt Ger oes Tiebiia6ls Ger alf
$500 6cuert6eten Diaulanteu o..
iGuloigte@eHpp purOe 0em@eridtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
2rei sdinfen nMO Orei glcOer.

Trei S1infcn pelNe aus Dem 2a'
Sen oes 9[n0rem 5nDoer non 9lr
$50, l1cDlcAensGtraBe, geito9len
muroen puroen eine Stun0e ipater
iii Dem Heitoaront, nelMes poH
gsrciton SoneS ii glr. 926 Eeimiul.
pauia. g(Dcnue, betrieben miro, ipicoer
qciunocn. Sergeont Softer itno 40.
Ii3ilt @atfnS BON Der noroueitlidcrt
&oli3eiitation iabelt mic Die glcgcr
nSamcs 8. Aillionl bon glr. 214
gSelt .StraBc, uno sSo6n &iIs
lions bon glr. 921. Qlrgule.9lueu
Deriudten oie Sbiuten III oeH Dor.
qcnannten gcitnlroilt 5u pcrfaufeu.
9cioe puroeu perboftet uuo ipotcr
Gem 9lidter @renocl i'm noroweNli-
den @oli3eigcric6t porgcfiibrt. sSobn
@illionlS miIroc wcaen Wlaiigels All
@emeiien entlaiien pd6rcio SSmacs
unicr 5000 9aroimait 6cut @eritDtss
Dcriabrcn iiberipieicn muroe. sSoneS,
weIMcS inter Der 9lnflnge Der Seblcs
rel cbenfoils Dor Dem HiMter itano,
puroe aud inter $4,000 9iirgibait
feitgebaIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
gglur0uerIndl umO eeI6itmprO.

So6n gonitaucc feuerte mc6rere
Sdiiiie aui ieine Jrau al luo
beging Oanu selbitnoro. 5rau
Gonitance bat 9luSii9t auf &C.
neilmg.
eSm Sutie 9}r. 1913, 9it-Wlori-
ment- -5traBe, ipielte iicb geitern 9Sad-
mittaq cine blutige Srag6oie ab. Ser
BON ieiuer 5rau getreunt lebenoe 55.
iG6rige Sobu Gonitoncc eriGien In
Dem obenerud6nten Sallie, um ieine
6rou, bic bei i6rcr lin ielben Sauie
wo6neuoen Eo1ter, Ger 5rou Gpa
S9eaeni9ldger, i6r Seim ailigeiAla-
gen 5atte, 5li beluegen, 5u ibnn 5ltriid-
5llfebren. Iie 5rau CAB i5re Gin.
piligung iulter Der 8eOingrng, Dab
i6r @benann 0as Irinfen alfgebe.
Gbne ein meiteres gBort 81 iageii, 800
Der N}anu eincn 38-falibrigcn 9lepol-
per ans Ger Siiitentoibe lno CAB per-
ldieoene S9iIiie auf ieinc 6rau a6.
Dnrauf ridtete CT ben 9ieDoloer &C.
gen ieine S@ldic, Inn iiH Der irOi.
iAeu @erccbtigfeit 5u ent5ie6en. Gr
errciGtc iein Gorbaben min 5u gut,
Ocnn ais Der sur @iilie 6er6eigerli.
icnc Or. GouorO Slider Don gfr.
1912, -WionllmentltraBe, eintraL
fonnte er nr Sen SoO oes 0}auues
feiHteaen. Ger 2ei9uam wuroc III
Dem @otroIiuogen ser nor00itliGen
@oli5eiitation no1 Ger N}orgue &C..
6raHt.
5rou GQen g. Gonitarce wurOe III
Der noro0itli6en 9lmbulnn3 na9 Dem
SSo6ns Sopfins-Soipital 5ur 8ebano-
lung iiberfii6rt, no es i1 6craiIs-
itellte, SAB iie cine S1uBwunoe i'm
aopf cine anOere in Der rebten
9ruiteite ino eineu 9ru9 Oes reH-
tel @oroerarlues Oaooneetraeeu bot-
te. Or, W}uiier, Der 6e6an6elnoe
9(r3t, 6ofit, 0os 2e6en Der 6rau 3it
crbalten.
.&nHpfte lid i'm @a0e8im
nler uuf.
glls geiiern glben0 Charles g. E.
Seuoler bon g1r. 516, 5rauflin Ter
race, nod Sauie fam ianO CT ieiuen
Sdpager, ben 40 Sabre alien Sobn
AZ. Genb, Ser III oemielben Soirie
mo9nt, toot an einen Strid i'm 9aoe-
3iniuer b1ngeu 9ieub 6atte Sen
Strid am @aiierbe6Glter feitgebln-
ben. @r batte iib anid1eineno oilf Ole
9oocwonne geiteat unO iicb Oonn,
nadOem CT Die Sdleife lin ieinen
Sals eelegt 6atte, iaaen laiien. 9lad
ocn 9ln9o6eu BON Srn. Sender mar
iein 5bwager felt ldnacrcr 3cit ner.
,uenfranf, lpas i'm anideincuo ii Ocn
200 trie6. Coroner SnsIcD pou
noro6itlihen 1iitrift miro cine lin
tcrlnbinIg onltallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
! ySreOerif- -glucnmc @roufcnnnteritiib=
uugS-@ereiil."

Der uSre0erid-9lpenlc aronfen.
mterihibinas &ercin~ miro an
Sonntag, Oen "a. Septembcr, icinen
idbrli6cn groBen 6amilien-2[nsilig
nad @raltbncr's @eitenO .9Gorf inter
nebmen. 3ie icbou ieBt no6e3u Ooa-
cnocteu Gor6ereitllugen Ocs einem
eolen 3pef oienen0cn 9(usilugeS ga
rautireu oeu E6cime6mern 3uiric.
0enitelung, llntcr6altmg unO Ser
gniigcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
C6erlt Elnrlt0n aMf NeiIerlIMa.

%borr Ger 8. September.
0berit %. Q. E6uriton bonn "a. 93ep-
Dorfcr Nc9imeut, lpcI9er felt Orei
Gogen frouf geiueicn it, ge6t Der @e-
nciiln0 RAID cnt0eocn. @r 6eiinoet
lid III sem Seiul bon Major Sapicrs
ion bonn 28. Il. 3. SSniouterid-9ieoi.
mcnt. 9Jlnior Sanerion iagtc 6elitc,
scr Gberii wiiroc in tiir5citcr 3eit
pieoer 6crgeiteut icin.
oObcrit C6uriton miro po6rit6cius
liD in Der Gage fem morgen fod
SalIic, gleiu-g)ort, ab8ureiicu", iogtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
Sap s6urc madJt sn.

9(ul 0icnitog ipcrocn oie E6ore in
gaD Shore iiir oieie Saiion oeidloi-
len peroeu. I'm ober ben 2icbDabern
eilcs 5al3Daiierbo6eS cntgegeu at
fonlnen, miro ser Gooepabillion Of.
fen aebalteu uerOclL falls ooS marme
Mctter on6Glt. Die pcrgangene
Saiion mar cine Scr erfolgrei1iten IN
ser @cidimte 6es @o0 Sbore &drfs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

SSn 2Serbinoung init oen 2(usianO
Der 9leiu49)orfer So9- nno Inter
gruno8a6nen. - llm Gin6alts-
beie6le geoeu Storeu ser 9(uge-
iteateu criildt.
gtetp Dorf, 8. September.
Unions 9lrbeiteriii6rer bon nationo-
lem uuO ItaotSpeitem 9fuf wuroen
6elite nad 9leu-9orf 6crilieu I'M ei-
ner Goufereu5 nit oen 0raaniiotoren
ser Strifer oer uSSnterboroitg6 9io-
pio Iraniit So. ~2lneeitcllten 6ei8ll-
wo6ncn, melcbe inner6ol6 "a Stlm-
oen abge6olten lperOen ioa.
Gos gciitltat mag cine llnterbin-
oitng ancr Suouitrien Scr StaOt
9}cw-yorf ieiu, ipel6c 2eutc onIteaet
Die Diitglieoer ser u9lmericon 6eOe-
rntion of 2abor~ iino.
Sin Ielegronut mrroc an Samuel
@ompers, sem &rdi0enten oicier 9(r-
bcitcrorguniiatiou, obgelhidt, in benz
CT criu1t piro, bon W}oiue, no CT
feline 6erien 5u6ringt bier6er 5it eli
len.
Gie yGentrol federation Union"
nlodte 6efannt, OoB na6 elmer an
nGdhtlihen SiBltno ser GntIhluB Qc.
faBt poroen lei, Elm Gomite 5u ernen-
nen welben bic @ladt ae9e6en pur
Sc, einen Gpupot6ie-Strife III aQen
@ewcrfiGaften an5uoroneu faas
0ies ii6 ais notbmenoig ertpieie, 0en
9la9eltelltcn Ser ySnter6oroug6 9ia-
piO Granlit 60 un0 Ser Seem g)orf
Hoilmop 60, 3u 6elfen Oeu Strife
5u getpiinen, oen iic ais @offc i'm
Sample gegan ben io9enannten
uWlolter onO Scrbont~ -Gontraft &C.
brou6en. SSu 0ieicm Gontrafte Der.
pflidten iie ii9, inner6al6 bon 8pci
Syo6reu feiuc 2oDnerb66lng 5u for-
bern.
llntcroriiel 10 muroe befannt, bo-
be Die rSSrter6oroug6 60 6eidloi-
fen, Ii6 an bic @eri9tc 5u menoeiL
um cineu @iu6altsbefebl 81 cripir-
fen, ourd Sen oie 9(rbeiterfii6rer Der
6inocrt merOen louen sic Qclite, lue(-
die oen 0ienit ser Sbers ltnter- uu0
StraBen6obneu oerieben 5i belditi-
gen.
Gic &oIi3ei meIoet ser Gerfebr
ouf sen 96er- ino llutergrimo6ab.
men iei 6eutc normal gemeien mo
0aB sic Gage betreffs Der StraBeu-
ba6nen iidj ge6eiiert babe.
Q(r6eiteriii6rer oagegen be5aliptcn.
Sic St0rungen ieicu oagemein imo
crfoIoreiG.
lln6eoeutell0e 9lubeitorungen fo-
men pdbren6 oes Cages 0fters Dor
IS Gerbnitingeu puroc i'm 3uiam-
iuen6ange nit i6nen Dorgenommell.
&eIisiiten beiua1tcn olc 2inicr lie
lmtcrilld)tan oaes @cpGd ser @oiiu-
oicrc, oa @eriic6tc BON 0Dnamit-Gcr-
iAmorlngen gegen 9n6neigentbum
nibt idmeigen pollten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
gSiliOu 1T SGaOOiu Qoluu.

Coma Grand 93..Sy 3. Sept.
@rdiiocnt @ilion fam 6cutc in
Iciner CONNER 9feii6el5 SbaOom
2opn an. 0ic 9nnomobilio6rt bon
9ltlantic.Gitp mar ereigniBloS. Cine
fleine g(n5a6l Gleni6cn brgriiBtci6n.
Der 9Srdiiocnt 6dt sic 9lbiicbt Ocn
groBtcn E6eil icincr 3eit bis 5ur
g2o6l bier 5n5ubriugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

iSrou G0elpn 9. Gobia uon @rioacr
port, Conn ian0te an Moriholl
Gortcr cincn Srici in mclNcm iic
6enielben criu@tc, ibrcn @otteL oer
felt ieds Sabreu nericbmitnoen it, 3li
finocn. Sic 1T Ser @leinuno, DOB
Scr @crniBte ii Baltimore Gin @an.
oeIbiloer-Ebe beoter cr0ifuct bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

Ger 6S Sabre alte Surrp 2emfe
bon glr. 1927 G6ames 5traBe, iiel
aeitcru gl6eno uon einem 5duppeu
binder ieinem Sauie uno brod ouBer
oem linteu 8ein auH oas redte
@dnlterblatt. Ger &erleBte, Der ieit
imaeidbr t3 Sabren il Baltimore
pobnt. puroe III Scr QlmbuIan5 Der
Canton @oli3eiitatiou uad Dem ct.
sspiep6s.Soipital iiberiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

Eie rcaellndBige Holiotlicbe @er.
iannilina 0cs Grefiitip.Gonites ser
&t. 1qarp's SnouitriciHulc lit iiir
0icien 9iouat aui Iieniag, sen ~.
zcptember B llbr 9lahmittags, felt.
geictt lUoroen. Gntgegen bet @e.
iuoM6cit piro Ste 8crianmlunq bic
ies Dlal III Der 5dule itattfinoen
uno 3mar Gus benz e5ruu0e. Inn ben
Wlitglifoern ocs GonIites @elcgenbeit
8n 0ebcn Elm gSett-Grer5iren lne6re-
rer Gompaanicn oeS zHul-gataillons
III qlu9enibcin 5p nebmeu. Die
@hieosridjier peroen Gfii3iere Oes
Wu0es neutrality-suspicious. iein.
1ds @ctt Grcr5ircn fit oos ais
Ercis cine 8a6ne mlsgeieBt lit, be
gtuut ctma $3.50 ll6r gla6nitta9S.
Glu Sc0er III 6er5liA ipillfonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

ole Store Cine electric Giien.
babn0 BON 9lorpd, Conn, benad-
ri6tigtc geitern @oli5ei.Dlari4aa
Garter, oaB nn 30. 9luauit E3omos
@ruuoerett Der angebIib bon gaIti-
more ieiu ioll, iiberiabren mo ae-
t60tet poroen nor. Tie bieiige 80.
Ii3ei muroe eriu6t eoentuelc Ger.
iuapote oeS @eto6teten ausiinois 81
naden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

llnter Der gluiduloigung angebs
lidt ssleiotnasitiide Gigcutbum BON
ycorgc 9oDcr BON Gainesville, @o.,
qeiob!cu 5a bo6en, ipuroe geitera
9lbcno Ebonln8 aelpis bon GlepeIulo,
G., in Sotcl gicnnert, uuo @eorge
M01ol son 9lea6ing. inlySotel Gmer-
ioB Dou 0cH @ebcilnpoli3iitcn g(rm-
iirpnq mo 9rooleD perDoitet. @e-
mdB Den g(ngnben Ser Eoli5ei mobnte
&aluis pnr einigen Eagcn I'M Gmerion
&otel uno 5og oonn ange6lid obne
icine 9iednung 5ll begleidcn nad)
Dem GaSmellSptel. @err Bauer,
oef ebpnialls nn Gasmcll 0otcl mobn
II. meloeic einen Eag ipdter 0en Scr
lilt eiuiaer gln5iigc ln0 moerer
cjarocrpbesglrtifel. Scr geroadt
lcnita iic9 auf 2apis uuo RoDal mo
0ic aeitobIcncn @e0enitdnoe mitroen
ange0lid audi i'm 8iWu1cr pon No.
gal inI N0tcl Gmcrion BON oen 6ie
beimpoli3iiten cntoedt. s1ic @erbai
teten puroa uaA Der nittlercu &oli,
5ciiiation gcbrorDt, 100 He 6eutc Sid
ter Eaddro Dorgeiii9rt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

" W !.
9(mitcr0onL 8. Sept, pid 2on-
0on Ter oSoo0'iGc Gollront"per.
6ficntlitbt Gin Snterbiep nit Captain
Eool bon Oenl 6iiberoonlpicr Ger.
trliOa,~ ser BON einenl Oehtidci
1olcb6oot pcricnft mlrOc. Ter ga.
pitdn wiirOe an 9oro 0eS Eoilh6oo-
tes ecnonnen iinO noh Geutlblono
ac6ra@t no cr, naN oeul Slltcrpicu,
ourb Elm &riegsaeridt SIM Eooc
uerllrt6cilt puroc, neil er ciH05ei1iib
an @oro ieincS 9diiieS ocbo6t ms
oas Gond6oot ~ rolnncn pcriuGt
batte.
syu Scr @erllfrnas Snltau5 pitr0e
Scr Gopitdu ni6t idul0iG beiuuoch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

5ar 5onntaa liz. September, Dat
0aS ullngariide Seim BON @altis
more cinen groBen 9Iusilua nad
Aeulcrt's 4art Torie0 2aue, aeplant
uHo 5um gr6Btcn Ibeil bareits uor6e-
reiiet 6iir Ner0niigen uno Inter-
baltung aaer qlrt III 5orac aetrageu.
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90 scttrn.
gacr icnnt 16omaa scnnOerett?

eouutaa, ben TO- gcptember 1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
Get In the habit OF drinking q
glass Of hot water before
breakfast.

We're not here long so let's make our
stay agreeable. Let us live well, eat
WELL digest we'll, work well, sleep well.
and look we'll. What a glorious condi-
ton to attain, and yet, how very easy
it Is If one will only adopt the .1nornin &
inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when they arise. split
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul
tongue. nasty breath, acid stomach,
can instead, feel as fresh as a daisy
by opening the sluices Of the system
each morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing. sick or well,
should. each morning. before breakfast,
drink a glass Of real hot water with a
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in
it to wash from the stomach. liver and
bowels the previous days indigestible
waste, sour bile and poisonous toxins;
thus cleansing, sweetening and purify
ing the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
The action Of hot water and limestone
phosphate on an empty stomach is Won
derfully invigorating. 1t cleans out all
the sour lamentations, gases. waste
and acidity ana gives one a splendid
appetite for breakfast. While you are
enjoying your breakfast the water and
phosphate is quietly extracting a large
volume of water from the blood and
getting ready for a thorough flushing Of
all the inside organs.
The millions OF people who are both
cred with constipation, bilious SPELLS
stomach trouble; others who have sal
low skins, blood disorders and sickly
compilations are urged to get a quarter
pound of limestone phosphate from the
drug store. This will cost very little,
but is sufficient to make anyone a pro-
no11nced crank on the subject of inside
bathing before breakfast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16
OMAHA WIDOW SUES CLARION
FARMER FOR SERVICES OF
YOUNG SON.
FARMS LAD OUT WHEN
DESTITUTE, ASKS PAY
Thomas Gallagher Took Lad When
Mother Was Unable to Care For Him
and Gave Him Home - Sequel to
Newspa per Advertisement Results in
Court Case. -

Council Bluffs, Oct. 16.-When you
take boy into your home and treat
him as you would your own child, are
you legally liable if you don't pay
wages to him?
Mrs. Matte Manka, Of Omaha, is
suing Thomas Gallagher, Of Clarion,
Iowa, for failure to pay her son, Leslie,
a minor, who has, stayed with the Gal
lagher family since Dec. IL, 1913. the
case will come up in Wright countys
district court Wednesday.
Attorney D. H. Sheenan, of Omaha,
who represents the defendant, says an
ad in a newspaper induced Mr.. Cal
lagher to invite Leslie to live with MIN.
Mrs Manka at that time announced IN
the paper that she was widow, un-
able to support her two children ana
wanted one of them placed in gooo
home. Leslie is now 10 years old.
Mrs. Manka not only asks the court
to compel the foster-father of her BOY
to pay Leslie some wages, but she also
demands that a gun, which Is now In
the Gallagher home, be given TO hef
son. Mr. Gallagher contends that ne
let Leslie take the gun several times
to go hunting, but argues that THESE
permissions do not constitute owner
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16
EVIDENCES OF AWFUL WAR in
EUROPE APPARENT ON
EVERY SIDE.
MEN WHO FAIL TO
ENLIST MADE UNHAPPY
Public Makes Thorn Feel They Are Not
True to Country-Older Men Giving
, Generously to War Fund-lndustria
Commissioner Makes Observations
While on Trip to Winnipeg.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 16.-Canada is
bleeding both inwardly and outwardly
because of the awful war in which the
mother country is engaged. This is
The observation of Industrial Commas
missioner A. B. Funk, who has just
returned from a two weeks visit in
Winnipeg and vicinity. He says there
are evidences of the great struggle on
every hand and feeling runs high in
the north country.
Every able bodied man under the
age of As years is expected to enlist
said the commissioner. IF he does not
he has an awful hard time Of it, He
is made to feel that he is not true to
his country in many ways.
THE son OF my former business
partner here in Iowa, young man n
or % years Of age, now lives in Winni-
peg. That boy has had a weak heart
since he was quite young. He offered
himself for enlistment but was re-
jected because of his heart. But In
order to protect himself from III feel
ing on the part Of those he met and
who would know nothing Of why he
was not serving in the army he had to
take one of the buttons furnished by
tne recruiting office bearing the word
Excused" This he wears and it ex-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16

plain. to all he meets that he has APP
plied for enlistment but has been
turned down. He looks we'll enough
but he Is not.
II know Of conductor on an IN
terurban who was having hard time
of it, He had not enlisted and he was
catching it from all sides.
"The older men are giving generous
ly to the war fund. l learned OF a
wealthy man who was chairman OF the
relief commission and each time the
commission met he wrote out his
check for $1,000 for the war fund. 1t
meets about every other week. He has
rever missed meeting nor has he
missed writing check, l was in
formed.
Number one wheat in Canada Is
selling around $3.50 per bushel. There
is not SO much number one wheat
however, as usual for the crop was
damaged by the rust, especially south
ee Winnipeg. I understand, Alberta
has a fine crop" ..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-16
there was, I number scratcfSd q the
ilnll 40 n0A Ite M lllf - ~ -. -.

there was number scrstetSd = TIE
shell-142G04.
The shell had been opened, the meat
removed and in I'll. place was paper
wad which, spread out, showed writ
Inn. Il was diminutivc writing, but
TN character ofaa womans hand re-
NAMED In the careful little words:
IA hole large enough to hold you has
been dug ct the south end Of this row.
It has q wooden cover concealed by,
soil. Get some one to scatter the :sp1l
over, the top again after you arc IN
and conceal yourself there at the dfst
chance. Az soon afterward a. possible
make your way to the cottonwood near
the stream directly south. Xon VIII
BIZ. met there. For the sake Of ths raft
on the Hudson"
Beatrice Logan--only she could have
written that! He had heard 4bsolute
" nothing Of her, either directly or in
directly, since the day, almost two
years before, when he had brought her
to the American lines near Cayuga
and he had left her to'rejoin the army.
Jim worked his way slowly to tho
end of. the row. There was no difer-
emit appearance to the ground there;
but, scraping some Of the soil away.
he uncovered a barrel top which was
over hole large enough to conceal
him.
Jim spoke to comrade, and when .
group stood about him for an instant
be dropped into the earth, Some one
scattered the soil again oyer his barrel
top, leaving open only hole for air.