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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
WEDNESDAY

Mrs. Effie Brown was an Omaha
shopper this afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Tadtz visited With
frjends in Omaha today.
Mrs. l.. Rrown is reported quite
sick a, her holna on Fourth street.
George aihcrly was Bluffs
IA sengsr 'his afternoon.
Dan Redmond and daughter
were Omaha passengers this
morning.
Mrs. Ora Clcavcr of California
Junction was a Valley shopper
This afternoon.
Mrs. Earnum is confined to her
bec. a, her home on Tenth street
nv a.a,sc illness.
Charles Murphy underwent an
operation yesterday for blood
poison in his hand
MI" Harmon of Omaha is here
sor a few days. thc guest of rel
atives and friends.
Mss Male Dalton will have rs
hnr grast This evening Miss lu-
cinn Ma-sic OF LOGAN
Art Fisher goes to the Nicholas
scnn hospital tomorrow for an
ais;rsnd:ciiis o'fcra'inn.
''ies O'iva Ron'e Ta2n"'ia
Lac, this morning for ~ extended
.isit in Narlatn. Mimi.
t'r. rnhn l'an1i~iea rcno"ts tho
fi.;h oi an eleven pound son TO
Mr.. and Mrs nov Gender.
Mrs. r. ID. Temple OF Rocky
Mountain, Canada, is spending a
v. ;. 9th Mns fa~l Pecan.
$. w. Hayes leaves for MINNIE
40 is tomorrow. where he val!
er.nr a hoSn'Ial fnr 'reaim"n'.
Mrs. Beatty and daughter came
up from Omaha today for !, brief
visit at the Clvdc pal5er homo.
II. IL. shafcr of Red Oak is IN
the city for few DAYS VISIT with
his uncle, E. G. hafcr. and fam
lily
Andrew 1'amisia snrnt The a =
ernoon in Omaha w1ih his wife
an, baby al The .'iehoas Sem
hospital.
II +. loss was ~ GnlG.Ela To-Day
!onsine over plans for he new
home he expects "a build this
summer.
Mrs. r. u Mil'nr 'lera''!ad this
morning for her homo III Ml'wau-
kcc after a brief visit here with
rn ativns
Miss Edith H,'vo ra'nrnrd 70 hay
home M Norfo'r after q week $
visit with her brother. Z G. Hy,!a.
AMI family
Arthur oTonnn" has rnsrmoh
his work in III cod ,,torarr plant
after a wnck's laS";I with blood
pa snu IL ~ how'd
II. and }ir- 'foa .Nlnu. I.oron
A'a.n and iarii'S wei,s n,s.I '!n-.
taH guests o. ~" arr! Ms iN"f~
oil .'enkiis~ - l''a
AZ konlelH:tthn ~ Ned an hie
Mrs. I'rnnk Tiger and Mrs
+. ,r",. .IeN Ia wer" Sl,'n!ay
guests II Y" ara Mrs Loren
Nnriry Of ':'',fora a Junction
Mrs. M;;"gai'c, Crawford ar
rived this mo'n Hg frtn Water
loo. Ia, for 'hrcn weel;s' visit
with hcr parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Davis.
Harry N,'rsi 4.lffaroa rontu-
sion Of h. f"'t Nnslrr,tas while
workjils ~ ~" e'ags- he was
'as,e!i ~ l1i- ''' ralH Eiai.'s office
AIT; II. wonnd dressed
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

you built spreader and make tho
making and recommend it do
entirely the EFFICIENCY
Litchfeld where these machines built
other spreaders that good and built by
companies knowledge there other
which today devong anywhere the effort and
cry doing towards getting into spreader
POSSIBLE ADVANTAGE that be built into machine
claim this be EFFICIENCY of the highest
stand and working in the
The lcheid Manufacturing build these preaders
principle SAFETY FIRST The chhcld the
the Spec
highest To themselves and firmly
growing they the safe side all the time,
to the "Sa cy First plan, customers
saved the and of don ghe experimenting
the factor
a FINE-YEAR AFANT'EE, hut to be
they build the machines good that they amply
troubles the machine is built strong and substantial
almost eliminated result
The the SAFE side
THE FACTORY that they fully back ali
claims and Statements the cardinal principle used in the
nc of these machines We here to verify and this
We friends.
LTcHFlELD sPREApER and we believe will take of
these machines with ! home
re i
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

The ladies suffrage signs in the
windows OF the Atherton under
taking rarlors have caused con-
siderable mirth the last few days.
''''.,, rnad % follows: "Vntc En-
lialming on Suffrage Amendment"
oint one told the ladies so they
chan ed windows with the signs
and This afternoon il read: YES.
lamha ming June s. 1916, etc. y
The ladies pasted covers over the
VOID; "o,n' ming" and under
akirg'' This morning. hut every
ono thought it such a good joke
some one tore ii off.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

FOR SALE \ modern six-room
cottage, With good cistern aud
big harm andcavc, cement walks
all round. Geo. Arp. 3O8 n.
Second ST. Phone al. APO.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

HOR sAI.E-Two fine lots on
Fifth street, all ready fot
building. They are 1O0xii0,
fronting south, cement sides
walk. wafer in TO curb line;
lots are all graded and levelled
and are very desirable builds
ing lots. Will sell very reason-
able for cash. For further in-
formation can at Times Office
or address John r. Wallace,
Logan. la. j22tf
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
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O. F. hall, Tuesday, May 9. with
the following lodges present.:
Golden Grown lodge No. 8 Of Dun
lap, Missouri Dale lodge No. 268
of Modalc, Lillian lodge No. 20 of
Missouri Valley, Persia lodge No.
oi5 of Persia, Mondamin lodge
No. $40 of Mondamin, Mary lodge
No. AT of Logan, Favorite lodge
No. 4a4 of Little Sioux, Eleanor
lodge No. 46A of Woodbinc and
Magnolia lodge No. 55i of Mag
nolia.
Program.
Morning.
Call TO order. 1880 a. m.
Music, opening ode.
Roll call of officers.
Reading of minutes.
Address of welcome, Maude
Spires Of Magnolia.
RESPONSE, Lena D. Peters OF
Dunlap.
Music. Persia.
Rills and communications
Reports of committees.
Reports Of vice presidents.
New business.
Location of next meeting.
Music. Agnes Jackson of Mo-
Galo.
Afternoon
Call To order. 80 y. m.
nnenin gnf lodge. MAGNOLIA.
| Music, piano solo, Beulah Fox
of Dunlap.
ncadirg. Anna Springer Of
Mnndamin.
Discussion, "lIow Nav We Rest
interest and Hold Our Mcmhers?"
Led bv Belle True of WO0dbinc.
Mary Norris of Logan, Bertha
Leach OF Magnolia. Susie Rnrrh-
mon or Elsie Remington of Mon
damin. Edna Demmon. Lillian
Morgan and nebecca Wislcr of
Missouri Valley.
Mnsic. Eta Tough of Magnolia.
Memorial, logan
Music, Hazel Down of MOndn-
min.
Reading. Lusa Hughes Of Persia
Receiving members on trans
fer. Moodbine.
| Music, Little Sioux.
| Reading, Ada Unmach, Missouri
Valley.
Eulogy 10 past presidents of
district convention. Mrs. Jcifcr-
son Of Woodbinc.
Election of officers.
Closing Of lodge, Magnolia.
Evening"
Call to order, Z p. III
Music. duct. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McGavern ~ Missouri Vallcv.
Reading. Edith Rock Of Logan.
! Examining and introducing a
visitor. DUNLAP.
Music. cornet solo, d. C. Rosen-
hcreer OF Dunlap.
heading. Ellen Orwick of Mo-
dale.
Degree work, MAGNOLIA.
Music. Bcrnicc and Everett I.o-
gan.
Hal.oting, Missouri Valley.
Reading. S. L.. Jefferson Of
Woodbine.
Music. Grace Newton of Mis-
souri, Valley.
Address by State President
Josie Cutting.
Music. Ado,ph Sichels of Wood
hine.
Awarding Of prizes in Contest
in Secret work" Lillian Morgan
of Missouri Valley.
1 solo, Ada Dewell of Magnolia.
| Past presidents-Helen Heath,
Missouri Valley; Belle True,
Woodbine:: Alice Lindsay, Logan
Bertha Ross, Little Sioux; Hat
tie Roscnhaum, Missouri Valley
Alberta Sprinkle, Logan; Ella
Norris, Logan; Maribel Starlin,
Missouri Valley; Blanche NJ.
Peters, Dunlap: Anna Hewitt,
Woodbinc:: Blanche Miller, Lo-
gan. Deceased.
Vice Presidents -.Anna Mix,
Persia; Viola Davis, Woodbinc;
Edith Sprinkle. Logan; Anna
lmric. Modalc; Mamie Faith. Mis-
souri, Valley; Seba Eyer, Little
Sioux: Mary Clinkenbeard, Mon
DAMN; Carrie Rowersox, Dun
lap; Bessie Dewell, Magnolia.
Officers-president, Edna Rob-
son, Dunlap; vice president, Jca-
nettc Lawrence, Magnolia: secre-
tary, Mande Burke, Missouri VAL
ley: treasurer. Clara Locking,
MOdale.
There was about thirty in at-
tendance from Missouri Valley.
A a
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

FOR S-AI.E-Reid's Yellow Debt
seed corn, 1914 crop. Will sell
This corn on the same guaran-
ice as the seed men and at
about onc-llalf their price. 4.
w. Srhwerilcy. Modalc. Ia. u
FOR SALE--A good broom cot
iagc on Third street. Call at
Times office. If
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Quite |iille excitement was
stirred lp his morning on Third
street. 1t seems Mrs. Viola Pal
nrr had gone 10 tho Herb Rowe
homo N collect rem. that was due
her. Some workmcn nearby hear
ing her scream ran over and
'onnd her getting up from the
@ooeind With her face bleeding
IL" came dawn town. fl.ch n com
a.r: aud i,ai Mr. Knwr arrested
-" .+":sine tinr He claim, tho
Earn door swung back and llrew
har down. The trial will take
pace Saturday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Drs. Gamble and Gamble.
osteopaths Sixth ST.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

FOR SALF-A hay sclding, drive
single or double or work any
place you put him: new single
top buggy and new single harness..
Miss Maggie MrCrickard, R.3.
Phone 3II3 y. NJ. t8.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Want Adj
Lost-A tail light and No. l26SQes
Finder return same to the Haftet
and Zahner gaaage. MO

Lost-A ladies gold watch.
Elgin works and hunting case.
Lost some where on the streets Of
Missouri Valley or on the road to
Old Town. Finder leave at John
Wehrli's .Jcwelry Store and receive
reward. P.D.M.-l5.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

WANTED Canvasscrs, hustlcrs;
good proposition. Apply j. D..
Brown & Son, after Q a. m.
Monday, or any day during
week. pd.mt3
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Missouri Valley Hospital.
Dr.. tsisss PhysIoIan In Charge
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

.#0R SALE - a modern 8-room
house with furnace, bath, hard
and soft water, partial hard
wood floors. Three blocks
from Erie street in every dcsir.
able nei9hhorllood. Ownnf has
moved away aud will sell cheap
for quick sale. a. B. Martin. tf
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

COR SALE a bay gelding, drive
single or double ~. work any
place you put him; new sin
gle top buggy and new single
harness. Miss Maggie Nc
Orchard, II, 8. Phone 3Ft3. IL
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

SUMMARY.
Struck out: by Woods 2, by
Meats 10. Bases on balls: Off
Wood 3, off Meats 9. Hit by
pitcher. Wood. Time of game:
$50. Umpire: Culver.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Or. a. Il. Koingmacher.
physlolas and Surgeon. -.
etats Savings Bank Building.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

The editor has been followino
iIr ro;.iral ramn for quite
anl,i.e. Il nI.Iihnr nf years ever
'u.fnrn IL" ND lit giycn hy NO.
lann sl,i'' are propaganda anf
ntil9' r"fogn,s had commenced 10
aycrt H.. influence on the voters,
hut we never did go 10 Il politira
speech M Sunday. nor in fact did
We ever hear nF one until Mrs
Gait si1rane one last Sunday ir
Missouri Valley II looks as ii
he w"lnan ml.h! show tho cd
and corrupt PARTIES thing or two
about Bow la run things.-Logan
Observer. April %.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Girl or woman for
light house work; good wages
paid. Call Immediately. 1ti
sixth street. pd-mt3
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

FOR SALE - Mnltc Orpington
eggs for Matching. host
chickens for laying and for tho
market. Mrs. Jno. Paper.
Phone 81. pit
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
=oR SALE ceranIums. oaiyia,
pansies and asters. Call 38Fk
or Mrs. T. !. Hennessey. m2e.

FOR SALE My furniture, com.
binalion oak bookcase, courh,.
2 small tables, oak bed stead, 1
oak commode, I dining table.
wardrobe, 9 dressers. Mrs.
Hattie a. Moore. Phone 478.
MO.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

FOR RENT = Good six-room
house on North Seventh street.
j. S. Dcwcl.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

0ps. Tamislea and TamisIea
Physicians and Surgeons.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

WANTED Three or four cows
To pasture. Inquire l.. C. Mar
lindale after S o'clock. pd.mi3
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

watch fob with K. Of r.
chain attached. Finder please
return to Times office for re-
ward. NIT
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

son SALE = Four good horses.
liarlScr, Xahncr 4 TO. NIT
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E. Fl. Beebee & Go.
Beebeetown, Iowa.
nob,es' Lake items.

il'if iiltic uduSHCcI, TlOIeHCH, w
sn:f,~' i;ll!ifs FRIDAY. where she.
.'l',"rwcnt an operation for ado :
q. ID
NJ and Mrs. Fred Smith a..
ICED W Carson Saturday Ia visit
relatives.
" C.. Mildred and Rcryl Broth
ors sp"nt SUNDAY in Council Bluffs
~ ;Ac H. y. Michigan homo. M.
tatA Mrs Mel!',igan and aa"oh-
Ter. l."r:sinc. returned With ,hnm.
Mr. ard MR. lake Srrn q
I'd! hn James Atherton, jr., home
Sunday
iniin- sie'er OF rounci' h'MH'
was vl,it.n. friends and relatives
tlnrc last week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. s. Meats wer
.rlests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Harislnr !ast week
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

FOR SALE seed corn, 1914
crop, Reeds yellow seed corn
$3.50 per iu. for selected corn
or 81 per bu. il taken as it
comes in crib. +. n. Schwert-
ley. II
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

FOR sALE-Sced oats, grass seed
and seed corn. l.. G. Vincent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
gor g|cecrn iiGcriollcn,

Sarrp Silpcrbcrs, glr. 607 9Soro.
9ono.StroBc, wtiroe 9eitcrn 9ton-
mitto9 an Der Bono imO Sciierion'
5troBe BON mcbrcrcn gtcgern 5it 80
Sen oeidlogen mo Ooraui bel ielncm
lonecn @artc cine Strcde lucit allf
ser StroBe iortgeidleiit. Die gle9cr
mo6tcn iidD, ais SiiIic bcronnabte
aus 0en Stou6c. @eribicocne Eol-
Ioutcn qo6en Der @oli5ei cine cute
9cidrei5uug Der llcbeltb0ter, lmo 3
Scr G6at perodbtige 9leger plrOen
nah einigcn Stitnoen non @oli6nten
scr norooitIi6en %oli5ciltation per'
6aftct anO mcroen iit 6eitc ueront-
luorten n1iilicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

mar nit griineu Shlingpilon5en
geidniidt. @iner Scr @iir0entrGger
rief iooann oic 9}amcu DER I'M Iebten
So6r ocritorbcncu NRitglcocr ouf.
Sir jeOen 0obiu9eihieocncn 6ronntc
Gins Der cIcftrii6en SiGtcr. Die 9}a.
men ser ieit ser lctten @eoGdtuiB.
ieier @eritorbeneu Sriioer iino sic
ioloenoen: Sacob 9. SeB, a. 9Ipril
1916; G6orleS &. glnOcrion 27.
9lpril 1916, George Is. Eonolla, 3.
D}ai 1916; s. 6raut Morriion, 3.
Sui 1916; @orrcoo Iurncr, s. SuIi
1916; i. u. Icpfin IS. September
1916; SameS &cli6, 21. 5eptcm.
Der 1916; SSo6n 9icmillcr, %, Sep-
tcnbcr 1916; Sobu Sciiions, 3. glu-
allIt 1916, eerru s. Srem, 10. OF
tobcr 1916; Ben gcrmon %. Otto.
bcr 1915; Or. O'or @lcDcr, 30. Gf-
tobcr 1916; @illiom 8. 9alImi 30.
Rorcmbcr 1916.
Tas @lniifproaromm ipor, mic
ihon Dor6er erndbut ein ouSer.
ruGbltes umO murOc neiiierboit Olrd.
ocfii6rt. Die cin5elncn gortrGgc, be-
lonOcrS sic Scr Soliiten moren &C.
raOc5u iaii6crtrciiliH. S5err 9. Sem.
berger iii Gin Giinitler @otteS @ua-
ocn olli icinem Gcllo. Gic o9crceuic"
BON @otttieb.g}orcn luor bon ibm
punocrDoll ipicoergclcbcn G6clio
olsecieicbnct porcn oic &ortrdgc
BON 6ron z. Stcinmiiaer, SRI g..
Iiper imo Scrru Is. S6ompiou.
Scr SouptrcOncr ocS gl6cnos nor
@ruoer Somucl @omperS. Nlit re.
reoten g1ortcn bc5cicbnctc CT Ocu Or-
Sen olS cine Sr0aniiation Die trcli
mo fcit sic Erooitioncn glncrita's
ouiredtcrbGlt, nGmlidj Srcibeit, Sl.
monitGt, @credtgfcit mo Grcuc
Gos Gomite fiir oic @eOGbtniBicicr
bcitono ans ocn iolacnOcn Scrrcn:
E6omos 3. Mc9}ultp, &oriibenoer,
Stepbcu Stcinnuiacr. SEQ 3. Goug6-
crtu, G6arles SdmiOt, 81. @}. Sclig.
man 6oirmon ". Soolcr, So6n 9.
8crger, Soirom @icicnicIo, Sol @oll
iuo 8 G0worO Guitp cr-ofiicio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
n0laeiE@ E@cieaidlaft.0

Die ,G'Geil- CScieal6ait" bielt ae.
itcru 9Ibeno in o8iiiiclS &allc" 9fr.
t03, 9tcro. 6reocrid. .StrcBe, lire
9louots %criommlimg as, bel ser
Gicc. c.Gr1FOent So6n Seipp Sen Gor.
iit fiibHc, ga Scr BrGiiOeut 2eluiS
9ieib ucQen eincr idlDeren Grf1lhmg
ieiue @Dbnue ni1t rerloilen fomite.
Sefretdr NSobu =. arcm iiibrte OoS
lGrototoa. giah Grle0iqimg ser
goliincoei6ditc murOc Scr iolgcnoc
&orItano iiir 0aS ncllc &creinSiabr
gcmG6It 2cpiS Gcib @rGiioent,
SSobn Seipp @iccs@rGiiocnt, S,obn 3.
Srein Sefrctdr Seuro 9S 9urfbci.
ner S2abmeiiter, George 6iltng,
9l0olpb aiibu lmo @rnIt S. Sc6niot
Sinan5-Gonlitc.
Gic Scrrcn gl0oIp6 Gii6n, @corgc
6iIling Grnit S. SdmiOt, 9ll6ert
SdueiScr imo 9iobcrt I. Glmcr
6ieIten ic6r interciioutc 9luIprodcu
iibcr ocn 3mcd ser @crciniglmg.
Der Sollpt5ueSmmtt Ger Scr.
lanmhmg uor icood sic ousgc3cidY.
Inctc Reoc OcS oItbcua6rtcn C'Nci(.
NlitolicoeS @corac @oIfmar, scr
iibcr oen briioerIiden uno ociclliboit.
li6en @eiit iprodl oer i'm Gcreiu
6crridt. CieS mar sic bette gIn.
ipro9c, oic icit LANCER 3eit I'M @crein
gcb6rt purOe
Eie &opeIle Ocs i'm Safen inter.
nirten oeutidcn 0onpicrs ,Sfbein"
ino @eoneSportrGgc Scr Serreu
Souis Suet6er, @m. 9oerner, @eo
Golfmou 5reo. Crane, SiomlnS
SIolcr G6as. SSciic, 9IooIp6 aiibn
! %iaiom 9iace uno onocrer me6r, 10.
mic cine proHtpollc Nccitation por
9lobcrt Surner nSbc reoiou m6u SsSrc
IonO min be ircc4 triigcn picI SIN
llntcrbaItng 6ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

Gem 9eteftip.S .SoiptQuortier ipur.
sc geitern beri6tet, ooB li6 in Ger
g1o1t gum Sonntog mie0er 5mei Gin
briide an Der Charles StroBe, in ser
@ceen0 Der 9tortb glpenuc, creiene-
ten melHe @egenO in ser lcsten
ISOLDE itorf beineciu1t muroc. Ser
neueitc 9iebitabl lpurOe in DER @obs
nung scr 6ruu g2iaionl gS. 0opis,
Ger. 1927, gloro-GborlesitroBe, oer-
iibt, poielbit Dem @inbre6er, ser
einen Shront geiuaItiou oufbroH.
cine 9ln5obl Sdmudioden upo aIci.
oungsliide III sic SGnOe ticlcn.
Ytittelit ytohi9liiiiel oraue elm
Ginbrcber in Oas gLportemcut BON
6rol @roDer 8. Gop, Ger. 2O24,
gIorO. @borIesitroBe, Elm imO cutipeu.
bete cinen pertbooaen periiideu
Tcppib, ionie oeri6ieocne Serreu.
lleber3ieber aus Der GorboIlc.
Ginbreder, ipeI1e ser g9obninq
Der 6rou Senuie Gnceno, g}r. 207
SiiO @reter StroBe, einen geiub
obiiotteien itablen ans eiucm So.
moOentaiten Sdmidiad]en i'm @er.
the bon $3.50 ii6eriabeu ober sic
Slnnmc bon $500 in 9aar in cinem
5lpeitcu Soften.
Gie EoIi5ci OcS noro0itlihen 81
ltriftS iudt nab cincut Giubrcber,
DER aus Der SSobnlne bon @eorgc
8iie, y2r. t0i6, 0itGbaic.StraBc, ei.
men Gamenbut i'm @ertbe bon $50
enhpenOetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
gObnlcaislatiou i'm SsOrOsrsrilnO,

ggaf6in9tou 3. Gc5cmber.
Sprcner GIarf ino Meprdieutant
aithirL ser N}1ioritGtSfiibrer ocS
NouIeS, pcriihcrteu beihc glbcno
ocn erdiioeuten @iIion in elmer
Goniereu5 i'm ~@ciBen Souie", Sab
iic aueS in ibren 9rGiteu 2icaenoa
t6im piirben, I'M oie grleOieune ser
G'eiebgebuug NIT 9e5ue ouf oie 9oh.
uen IN Der moreen beeinueuoeu fltr.
3en 5islng OeS GouereIieS 5n be.
ifleiinigen.
Der Grdiioent batte oie Sans .;Sii6.
rer 81 iiH riifen laiieit, Inn nit linen
oas legislative @rogranm SIT beIpre-
den imo ibrc Cooperation in ser CT.
leoianug notbpenoiger NfaBnabmen
81 luden Ger aSr1iioent betoutc
oaB er Die 8ciebae6ung sur Groan
sung ocS glnonion.SeiebcS am lpidy.
tighten eradte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
gIls strafcnranber feitoe6altcu.

Ser 25.i16rgc 9}cgcr Splucitcr
Sollono. pon 9lr. 372 6orreIt,Strs
Der Olipcr Sorriion Don 0rforo,
D4o., uicocrgcidloecn lnO leinC
@aaridoit bon $57 cbgcncmmcn Bat
tc, luuroe bonn 9li6ter Slit I'M moro.
0ltliden @oli5eieeridt inter $500
9iirQihaii Ocm @eridtsuerfa6ren
ii6crpielcn. 0erielbc 9iiAter iiber'
mics aud oen % .idbrigen gtc9er
So6u 9eobmnn BON 9tr. 237 Siio.
Sprine,StruBc, wcsen Gicbita6ls eli
mes &odcs unO 50 8oar, rbne 9ilrg.
ihoit oan @cridtSperiobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
IS. Gadresfeier.

Ger @rrnOitcinlegung Der eriten
oelticbcn pcrcini9tcu coouocli-
ihcn Stride. @eitern ourd
@|oroeu. mO 9Ibcnogottcs0icuite
ieitlid begou9eu. Stoot-4Sro.
furotor 5ieIo 6ieIt cine9lniprode.
6cier miro 6cutc fortgeiebt.
Sic orcitdsige 6eier 0eS 65. So5-
restogeS Der @rlmoiteinIegung ser
@rlten oeutiden oereiuigten cpong.
Stride an scr @oitcrn glDe no6m
scitcru ibrcu 9Iniong
9llu &ormittoQ pur0c cine sSeier
III ser ocuti@en mo am gl6eno III
ser cuglii6en Spro6e obae6oItea.
sic ieitIi6 aei6miidte Stride uor
5ci bciocn bis ouf oen Iebten 9Ias
9ciiiQt mo eiuc groBc gln3a6l &er
ioncu nuBte iicb nit StebplGbcn DC.
aniieeu.
GaS ASrogramm ser @ornittooS.
,Scier wor, ipie folet @emciuOclico /;
@iolin Solo, Sr 9(nO. @}iQer; &c.
6et6; G6or glnt6cm, SdriftOerleIung
(@iom SD 5cuor Solo. Sr. g.
&e6er; Siiioriidc Ercoi0t, G6oir
2nt6em; &efomtmadlula im0 Gols
lefte; Guctt N6. 3. g9cber lmo s..
&mle6n; @emcin0elico, Sc0enS.
prud; S6lnBOerS, Sr. @corae ~
%oblmonn, Srganiit Sr, SomI. Z.
Silina6olt Goructiit
glo6ioIgcn0 lit ooS cuQliIde
NbcuO @rogromm Syupocotion;
@uumc; Gcao Colo Sr. 8. SouS.
iAuIb; Se6et; G6oir glnt6en; Scrip.
tlre Sciiou (sl. 3ioluD; Sopran.
Solo 5rou Qlorg. Gviicr; 9lnipra.
cbc, StaNt Solicitor 9. g. 6ielO;
Collection; Ecnor Colo, @r. sure.
Der; Svnlue; @eucoiction; GoroIo.
gO.
NioDor @relion ser Oie 9l6cn0rcOe
6olten ioatc, ipor in Iebtcr Shnoe
9e5iulngen ab3uiogcn miO ser itGOs
tiide &rofllrotor s. 2. g. 6iclo
iprod on ieincr Stclc.
Gic 6eut0e 6eier iinOet s ll6r
9IbenoS, imO 3por micocr in 0eilt.
idcr Sprode itatt, imO miro @Gitor
SuliuS Soinlomn Don Der 3tonSfir-
dlc sic 5eiiprcOigt bolteu gluBer.
Dem merOen Scr oNlo5ort NRGnner.
DIOR" unO ser ,Gihenfron5-@eiang-
Derein" ocmeiniom me6rerc G6ordle
iiuaen.
Cie S6liBicicr ON Gicnitog
gl6enO miro in Der cnalii6en Spro-
DIE itottiinOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
@lOrOenSca @ag.

Goworo @ooirep 60 Sabre alt,
aus Ybilooelpbin &a.. miiroe aeiicrn
sIbcno IN eiuem NIT 3oS angefiiaten
3immer i'm @aihe gtr. 343 ct. Bmd.
StroBc, toot oufgciim0en.
Coroner 3ilcD bonn nlittlercn 3i-
itrift mtcriucbte BEN llufoIl lmO miro
ongenomnen, Dab Ger 200 0urb I'M
foIl ber6cigeiiibrt muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
Mahrten eine HIiiiterOnOe.

9l6ro6om GopiS uno Sarah Sra
5icr, 9eiOe bon 9Ir. S3i, Gliifor0-
5traBc, muroen imter Ncr 8cidnloi.
anna, berotidjcuoc @ctrGnfc oil ci-
mem gorntog mO obnc 2icer5 pcr.
fonft 81 bobcn, pcrbnitct rno Scr
iiiowcitIiGcu @oli5ciitotion eingelic-
icrt. Dit Oen @enanntcn lpurocl
bier 3eiiscn ein9c6rabt Gie Scr
boitetrn mltroen gcgcn ci0enc @ilr9.
Ihoit aui ireient SUB belaiicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
NaiHnmnfrr.

Baltimore ii. gbtlnOeIpbia Don.
pier.Go." (gricsion.9inie). Bier 1,
2igbt.StraBe.
Baltimore, GbeIapcafe & sltIonttc
@aiIwop Go.", &iers A, 4l5, 3, O.
Ero 8, 2iebtitraBe, uno @icr 1,
Rratt. 5troBe.
Baltimore Steam gSodct so.
(DIo 9ap 2ine), giers i0--tS
Siebt-StraBe.
sGbeiapedfe Steontibip 9tne1
Sier 10. 2iabt.StraBe.
pDlerdants ouo DINERS Tr0us.
portation Sine, @ier 3, Sub bon
Siio.@nnitraBe.
~Dort 0tiOer Cine. Rier is, 2iebt.
StroBc.
p9aeip.g)orf uuo Baltimore 9rous.
pcrtatiou Ga, Sub Scr sSreocrid-
StroBe.
~NaruTdnO, Dclaporc ans gIr.
girio~ Eiers 2. 8. a, z, s imD q.
9iaht.StroBe.
uEoldeiter Steamboat SO. SSicr
16, SisDt-Gtrobe.