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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
Suppose You Were aCave Man
and Fighting to Retain the
Dominant Place in the Tribe
Big Problem That Faces Every Man Woman and Child Who
Hopes 10 Make the Most Out Of Life and Enjoy
Either Work Or Pleasure
Personal Efficiency Keynote. Not Luck Or Clubs
YOU MUST BE STRONGER. MORE
AGILE AND MENTALLY ALERT
THAN THE OTHERS

Suppose that your ancestors had but
a few years ago climbed down from
the trees and stopped frisking about
on all fours-suppose you had just dis
covered the use OF club - whereby
with very little increased effort YOU
could hit many times harder than your
adversary with his fists. Then suppose
that some man came along and
showed you boomerang. sling-shot or
bow and arrow and demonstrated how
you might strike a fatal blow without
endangering yourself from the club of
your opponents-then suppose that by
virtue OF your prowess you held a
dominant place among men until still
again competition became 30 keen YOU
were forced To look around for more
power and suppose now that the fel-
low who told YOU before. came and
said: You must be stronger, more
agile, and mentally alert. you must
keep and encourage nature to the linn
II TO withstand modern methods of liv-
Ing and the strains and overworking
overeating practices of men. and then
suppose he told YOU how. wouldn't you
follow his advice?
Science, and great discoveries point
the way TO greater personal efficiency
and at the great Dayton. Ohio, labra-
tory Herr Joseph Trimbach the emf
nent chemist studied. worked and eN-
perimented for years that the human
system might be relieved OF disease of
the stomach. kidney and liver.
\ corp of experts worked with him
and after years of research and labor
the great chemist announced Tanlac
which be created to remove the cause
OF ailments of this kind. He vouched
for IL and thousands OF tests and
thousands of statements from people
here in this city and in nearby towns.
prove how well he succeeded. People
all along have known that the symp-
toms of disorders OF the stomach, kid
neys and liver. included Indigestion,
pains in pit of stomach. constipation.
gas. bloated feeling. belching. head
aches. nervousness. loss of weight, ap-
petite and sleep: they knew why pains
occurred in back and side; they knew
the many other symptoms and many
medicines have long been known
which will deaden or temporarily re-
lieve pain nervousness. constipation.
etc. but 10 remove the cause and re-
store nature TO normal SO that nature
may perfectly perform her functions
was the stumbling block. the great OBJ
-tacle in the way and now that a man
mas the opportunity OF becoming Ell
cient. and with perfect health. clear
head and strength perform his duties.
none should fail TO procure a bottle of
this great labratory's remedy, Tanlac.
and accept the advice of thousands
who urge a thorough trial. Get a bottle
today at {. II. Griest & Cos Drug
Store 1925 Market St. Wheeling.
4 dull. tired. WORKOUT tagged and
debilitated condition is no condition
for any man or woman 10 be in who
hope 80 make the most out Of life and
enjoy either work or pleasure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
'MECHEN

un. of fNe now ,.ra for obi. Mounds.
fI.r.W HerI.rr division .. f.. Wheel.
rE TRACTION company .. r.n .n uar. ana
fhf UfIUr three VIII Ir Hr.IrIf g. fr.
local barn .a soon ta Hrr.IrEfHHHuEa cam
hr made Tho care welsh s TOMS move
Than fir cars ruw .n operation and ore
much LONGER Hnd broader Tho seating
trarifN .a fIeH rHweuh1t larger
Howard r Wolfe has resumed rfs
duties Win fNo traction company. A.
conductor .r Tho local division after
being ~ FOR vsrt .r ton Itfa
Tone star Temple. Nn 7 TtfNIar
Sisters. VIII hold 10 rsruIar veck "
lu.,ugss meeting fhis e,sning Of fhe
several local people will aea che base
bell Fauta af MHuudavIte this Afternoon.
Do tween Spencer and che nine " that
place
The Ladies Ala Society of mo christ.
Jan church held o. regular nif taY meet.
~ yesterday the basement of The
church The usual diversion wrre er.
InNed ami ~ Tho noon hour luncheon
wac s"rvcd ir the dining rooms or the
church
Special anniversary -crviccs will ~
conducted Hf fho church ~ God here
Saturday evening
Several small land slides have came
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
PAINS FORBADE
EATING SUPPER
LADY TELLS HOW EATING WOULD
CAUSE SEVERE PAINS IN
STOMACH AND RELATES HOW
TANlAc BROUGHT
RELIEF
Urges Others To Try New Remedy
She Found So Fine.

Il never used to eat any supper or
meat as eating would cause me TO be
wakeiul and nervous at night and lose
sleep, until after I'D taken about "A
bottle of Tanlac. but now / eat supper
and all the other meals and feel fine
Tor my stomach is great deal better.
appetite is fine and what | eat doesn't
give me any pain now as IL once did.
In addition to suffering from my stom-
ach ! had neuralgia and rheumatic
pains. but they are all gone now and
I'm feeling better in general and the
wonderful part OF the whole story is
that about a bottle OF Tanlac did the
work. ] recommend Tanlac to every
body troubled with rheumatic or neu-
ralgia pains. stomach trouble or indi-
gestion for 1t did me great deal of
good and | gladly praise il to ALL
Signed Mrs. ola Gibson, Brookside.
bridgeport. Ohio.
When the kidneys permit uric acid
TO pass into the system we soon are
apt to have rheumatic pains. When
the stomach fails to assimilate the
food YOU eat properly we are pretty
apt to have indigestion. pains in the
intestines and pit OF stomach. dull
tired WORKOUT sluggish feeling. ner-
Nousness, sleepless nights. lose appe-
lite and generally feel bad for il is
said ninety-five per cent of the human
ailments arise from this cause. There
fore after Tanlac proved as IL has dur
ing the past several months that IL
would relieve such cases. If given a
thorough trial. no one so troubled
should hesitate longer before accept
ing the advice Of thousands. Tanlac is
distributed here in Wheeling through
{. II. Griest q Co. Druggists. 1l25
Market Street. one dollar per bottle.
Or II may be- purchased in nearby
towns at druggists mentioned else
where on this page.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
Mr.. Rehm Long Ago
Praised TanIaC
WELL KNOWN LIVERY STABLE
MAN HERE AS QUOTED BELOW
TOLD HOW TANlAC
HELPED HIM
Recommends Taniae AS Fine Stomach
Remedy

Il had been told by good authorities
that | had liberated stomach but |
know now what a wonderful stomach
medicines Tanlac is and cannot praise
II too highly and hope that my state
ment will be the cause of others tax
ing this new medicine Tanlac | once
suffered untold pain after meals. stom-
ach was sore. felt full and bloated and
while eating my throat seemed raw
all the way down. Some of my favor
itc dishes ! couldn't touch and all in
all did not feel like attending to my
business bu' as ! said before. TanlaC
proved 10 me its merits ! took only
one bottle and stomach doesn't feel
sore. ! enjoy a good appetite. do not
dread 10 eat now. haven't the old
pains or fun feeling and eat whatever
I desire without ill effects. | recon-
mend Tanlac 90 every body II D. fine
stomach medicine" Signed John T
Rehm. 927 Market Street. UiNcry and
Boarding Stablcs.)
Sometimes one puts their stomach
in bad shape by doping and pilling
continually. instead of seking a rem
edy like Tanlac which was designed
az the crcat Dayton laboratory to re
move the cause and restore nature 10
normal m order that she might do
her work m her own inimitable man
ner. No one should attempt 10 do ma
lures work with pills or medicine. We
ought 10 aid nature back on the job
again and by removing the cause of
stomach. kidney or liver ailments per
manenuy relieve the trouble
Tanlac may be procured az &. II.
Grie-t a cos Drug store 1925 Market
street. Wheeling. - per bottle or at
druggist in nearby towns mentioned
elsewhere In this page Of today =
IA uer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
Eats Anything She
Wants These Days
Another Wheeling Lady Endorses
Splendid New Preparation

since taking Tanlac don't have 10
be particular what ! eat. ! have fine
appetite and all my stomach and indi.
reStiun troubles are e thing ~ the
past. 10 I surely recommend Tanlac as
do so many others here in Wheeling
for stomach. kidney. liver. rheumatic.
and catarrhal ailments as ! notice by
tho papers" Signed Mrs John Rose.
1925 Lind street Wheeling W Va.
Thousands endorse Tsnlac. " BE- wor-
thy q thorourh trial by an who suffer
from tho above mentioned ailments
and may DO secured 81 per bottle a. g..
~ Griosf a co.'s Druc Store. 1925
Market street. or a. druggists boz near
boy towns mentioned elsewhere on the
page
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
TANLAC WINE HERE TOO

Tanlac has won the praise OF thou
sands through merit alone. TanlaC
advertising acts as a bearer of good
news 10 YOU and brings through ,he
daily press the advice and rccommen.
dation OF those who have taken II and
been relieved OF disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28

down iu che rt-rows heIov fhis CITY
tr a result of fh. rains ~ tho Ir.f
, week.. Ilt ae rtf mono have minded frHf.
f. fH sweat tvfsuf A force ~ trar.
finr company employees has kert the
road cIfHr
Th. ..fI hHa purchased e. hrras frr
ur. .H fNt garbage WAGON
N.e. blanche ffrfIr. of NfrErasrorf
IH. .. t.sIfInE v.'H relatives here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
is YOUR FRIEND ILL?

Help the newspaper carry this glad
message to the sick by calling 10 the
attention of your sick friend Tanlac.
the remarkable preparation for all
ments Of The stomach. kidneys or liver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
A TANLAC AGENT is WANTED IN EVERY TOWN Write
Prince ST. Richmond Va If the other drug
gst already his first

,ust.m. chat I,I ug Co. the drawing of
Tho Wills.
Court adjourned until H .HH O'Clock this
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
OTHER NEARBY TOWNS AND AGENTS

Buekhannon. W. va. q. o. Young.
W. va, rarreu's Drug store
Elm Grove. G. 5. orfsr q Co.
Fairmont. W. Va. VIM. n. Crane Drug
Company.
GRAFTON. W. va, Rad Cross PharmAney.
honechen. ". Va, T. ". stephens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28

Air. o.. WALKER Peterson. prom mont
banker was tho first witness called
when court convened for tho afternoon
session. ffc stated that he had been
head OF tho Dollar Stvinra and Trust
company for twenty years. and that IN
that time he had known Colonel
-tNuUI bach.
"NH.n was tho last time you saw
him DO was asked
AZ the orcn.1g ~ the German bank
Boo August 1915"
'lId he receive visitors"
"iir did. ~" wac very happy and
trIEhf"
What wa the subject 81 Discus
sion
.We talked over past business tx
t.r.srers. I1 which We had been re-
lated
what can sou eaE ~ IIa degree Of
Intelligence az chat time RI.
.is remembered everything clearly
'Iid sou notice ans mental weak
r....
'Narr whatever
Cross Examination.
Tool. fH.".U "..F no colonel for al
most .. If m.rufs.r
Voc. .IIf
"Yol have not seen o- talked with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28

..I..u I hubbard fH.u fuuk tho
.'fnI and HfII fIHf Dol had tuuwn tho
colonel frr about tiEnf IrHra when the
colonel employed him aa general counsel
'Hr fHn German Rams 90 Wheeling Nf.
.urnty Hubbard then related all % the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
SCHUCK LOSES SUIT
OF CLOTHES TO JOE
Verdict for Plaintiff in Auton,o bile
Wreck Case Makes Friend
Charley Come Through.

IL may not be altogether fair. but
when the jury in the case of Chimney
against McGlumphy brought In a yer
dict for the plaintiff in the sum OF
1922 50. Charley" Schuck lost a suit
of clothes to Joe" O'Brien. IL was
like this, you know: Charley repre-
scented the defendant in that suit, and
Joe represented the plaintir. Each
feeling assured that he would win.
both men were satisfied TO make a
little bet" just for fun" Somebody
had TO lose, and II looks like Mr..
Schuck did.
However. a motion for a new trial
until a later day. The case was tried
before Judge Hervey. and the plain
tin asked damages for $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28

New Martinsville, W. Va, Homer Q.
Richardson.
Parkersburg, W. Va. o. J. stout h Co.
sistersviiie, W. va, Htrs Drug Store.
St. Mays, W. va, George n. phillips.
Welisburg, W. va, John T.. Bison
Weston. W. Va, Taibott's Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-28
Assessor Haukey.

intelligence at that time
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

" II W. ~ Z y lll W ! ~.
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ocu @oiiaacrcu iino 200 iungcfoua
men,
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2onoom s. San. Ser nor.
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nc6cnoc omtlidc tiirfiihc 0|iitbei.
ling. pom 7. lauuar oatirt lit 6eitc
ons Aouitautinopel 1ier cipselauicn.
,.Sieliennnt &Dd 9o6oitc bat 0it'
lid von Dalopo einen britiifen 9Icroi
plan 6eruntcrgeidloiicn. GieS iolgtc
scr 3critGrin1 eiues irau]oiiiden
5ornau gleroplaucs an geltrigch
Gage.
Siirfiidc 6lie9er boben Die icino-
lidcil 9Soiitiouen bel Seooul gohr
mo sic 6ln9iiationen Der glIliirtci
OH scr 5niel SmbroS 6om5arOirt
Seb6aitc 9lrtiacric Gnellc 6nben
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d6gcipielt
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riften ais Salolliti al 0ie itnlieni.
ife 3eitiins vSecolo" iino BORT pd1.
rcno Der lrbtcn gsofc inacfd6r i0e
! 6raicn mciilcnS iroi5oliidcr lnlc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

oitcrrcidiid-rngariidcr 9lbfunitwcl.
de pic 9riccbiicbc 9lationalitdt ouQc
nonncu botielt uer6oitet moroen.
6erncr rulr0cn oielc iiioiide aoui.
lclIte Derboftct Gic Brotcite oe9
@roBs9tob6ncrs woren pergebens
Gin britii6cr @eri6t.
gon0on. 8. Soniar. Ger
geitcrn 9lbcno ucrofieitlicGtc gcridt
uon Der britiiden 5ront ucloct, oa5
bel 9(rmcntieres iinO III Scr gl1bc Scr
nah Silc iii6reuOcn Giien6abn eil
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9lnNrifi nit Niiri5ombcn n6gcpieicl
ulroc 9ritiicbe 9lrtiQeric bci6ob
eie SdiiBcuardbcn ocs 1eiiocS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09
aunft i'd clue Gyarm.

Serr 89ontas garran ein Dit
eleio scr Observation-Disclosures Som.
miiiion Dat bon iSrau 6aunie \.
alen6rgcr Bic @oint paticncc Surui
ain Eatirent.6hliic fir $4,000 &C.
taait 0ic 8orn cnt6olt 800 9Idcr
got Mte (5ebdiIoc lmo cine 6ront en-
6fiiic BON ciiter Nleilc. perr Bar.
ran If elmer ser groBtcu Sanobeiieer
IN GalSert.Gountp. Gr beabiidtipi,
ipdhrcn0 ocS 92iiltcrs nit iciucr @as
iup ti 9Inilopoli9 ii3ubriugcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

gelperrt it, INN 5ll ucrbiiten oub
Oieie 5u nobc oen 5lun @initlu5 nci.
gcnOcn @}ouern fommcu Gic 9idt.
dnlogc meld]c crit am 0onucritog
nit einem &oitcnouipanO Don $40.
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Alob 3crit0rt lporocn, lno 6cfouo iih
1cute 9l6eno scr Souptitaott6cil in
polli9er Giulfelbeit.
@cina6e ieoc 9onlpc uurOe orrf
6eru6itii3en0e Stiide 5eritort. unO
Sic GiicuitdnOcr in cine iormloie
Qloiie oeuuouOelt,
Irob oeS @criidteS, ooB in Der
Icetcn 9ladt ucngiienS bier @crio.
ncn geto0tet murOcn fountc poli;ci.
liherieitS nr feitgeiteat mcrOen OoB
ser cin5ige Gootc ser % SSo6rc altc
George @oit lit wclder cri6oiieu
lUurOe. ais er bic Senltcrihci6en Ell
ner @c6duOc 3ertriinncrtc. SSnf
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ben 9ln0o6cn Scr Goli5ci 6o6en me-
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9erleBlnsen erlitten waren aber
fd6ig. i6re @o6nlulgcu ouf3liuben
9ion6 gefur0Cn
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9eonlten tpclcbc sic No53io a6bcl-
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@oaren gefunOcn 5u BADEN, sic aus
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bcrriibreu ioacn, meldje geplinOert
ituo in 9rou0 gcitedt pltroeu
9 cportirnng Scr u uSld ~
0crgcplont.
Common geos 6idtcr 9ornum
bon bier, trot nit 0iitrifts 9lnpolt
g. SomrcD @umcs in @ittsburgb in
&cr6inOpng, i'm wcnn mo9li6 cine
9hsmciiung Der 9liisldnoer IN Die
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9liot bctbeiligt 6otten. Cit-Dorngs
town bat cine Giumobner5ob( bon
10000, bon iuel1cr ober MIR 400
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ion-StroBe 9luiiteling genommcn
imo potroilillirten Ole ongren5enoen
Nilgel. Gs 6o6en feinc' glniamm-
lmgen itottgeiunoen oo bic @liIia
/ oicic ioiort 8eritreute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09
crra0iros na6 saOOlIIc)

Berlin Sannar Die 9nen ba6cu lire befgH Nugrif ge
bic 6crredhen Snen S@a5ieu rcn5c gn
fOwna wiebcrausHOmmen IS snng i6nu nnn Stee 5si
mrs bic Stelnngeu Der Gcterrda innOrueen wurOeu aber
Idiehlid hbcran wieOer 5nrHd9ewOrfen
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0enerata6s geueSe, Der 6ent ggien bier eintraf
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n0 5urffwarfeu. Gs 720 Hunen gcngcn
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IN NGbe SOpOunb nHO 0fd &aronr5a
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Oranaeu nn Ebale 5dheengrGbeH mHOeu ebOd
Nabamp HeierOen 5HrdgeebH Sin C5er 250 Nann
mnrOca Gefaugcn geHOmmeH.
Die @n Dendteu SricO9 uOrOd G5urtOrbSf Suad,n
crObern, 6atteu jeoOd feineu GrOlg
@DROc italieniidcn TrOnt
5talcuite 9rteic lat Srdcuop SoImuo
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lu Der Nd6e EsODiu uHO on 0pbSO @aean
Nrtacric 1nelc 5nsctragen"
2seri6t Oes Oehf6em CjemeraGaa6s.
Serliu s. Sannnr, (uia sonSOn) Die 9ntdcn babcm &C.
tern ben 5au5Oeu SanrabcR NG Ocs 6ehnmrtncr
Observation-Disclosures curiiieu.
9ieic nnOe briugt Der nmdc Sdt cntc Nadmtag
beniAn Oceu SercsHug bconn ggcbcn wnOc cnem
pSnigcn 5nbalt uad mic iulst, lantct:
&pfliher 81 ricg sidlauplab.
g0e CperatOnen Gn Ou srOkn SbC Der wnrOen
idfs gSter 6cBnocrt Surd ciucu e6crraunsSngrff III
nuu Srrppcn gnngcn ben 6ranocu HOd SartmnnnSwc
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@c0er 0tlidcn glltan Arcgd0npl0b inO Grg
uii Oou ncunrusWcrt6cr ScScnhug 81 pcrmclSen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09
9SoIi5ei Gummiiidre perlanscn glas
men auO AOreiien.


Die @oli5cisGommiiidrc rihtctcn
aciicru cincu @ricf al Gr. CScoroc
NaIter sen @oriiecrocu ocr Siti.
libfrits-Gouniiiiion uno criuAtcii
ibn oen 9Soli5eiGommiidren oie
9Iorciicu scr 692 Sauier aJ5rse6en
SIC IN ocm geribt Scr 5ittli6feits.
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iiitlihfeit itebeno" bc5eicbuct ioor0en
ino Soerr Sreoerid s.. yottlieb, Der
cMen N1inoritdtsbcricbt ibcr ole Hes
illiaic 0er llnternidinaen Der Sitts
lidfeiis.6omnliiiion abgpgebeu Bate,
eril1rtc e6eufdllS Dor oeu BolBcl.
Gouuliiiarcn odb Oic 3n6l Der 5ipei.
ielbaNen Nditicr iil3c6euer iil9enonls
igca tdttc icitoeni sic Hotbc Sidlts
1iltrittc gclfloilcn mor0en ieiell.
Negr 2 6. 9lunuioon Der @roiioent
scr 9SoliSci.Gormilidre, ertldrte, odB
" mebrere anoupme 9rieic crbaltcn
bdttc iii oencu beitinnlic Sdpicr iii
gso6nHnaSuiertelu oils uerodhtig BE-
5cidnet lulroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09
! Sclcoraphiidlcr Mcttcrberidlt.

0ie nohltcbcr0c Sobellc 5cigt oeu
2tou0 ocs @citcrs aciicru 9lbcno nn
y llbr III oeu mgciiibrtcn @cttcr.
NcobahtunQs Stationetl:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09
Sin Sdrribsn cincS edltcn Slmcrifa
mere.

&m 5lpciteu Shcil oes bcutigrt
!, Sonuiaas Gorrcipouocnten~ iinoct
Ger Seier Elm Scbrcibrn ocs GouarcB-
sbacorNnctcn Scii ". GeScnorc oon
lcros All oaS o9nucricon &igbts
Gommitte" uclt5eS olls poifed6ten
2uglo glnerifancrh 6citebt, bic eS iitb
sir 9liigabe gcnaht baben Die Scr.
1taatcn an scr Scite GllGlano'S III
ocu @eltfrica bilieiH3noran8cn. Gas
Sdirci6cn Sos mir IN Gn9liit5
micocracbcn oate pou icOcu Nm Z I.
.r iQncr Qclcicn iucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

geetter .gIuylidltcn.

sir Nlarplano mo ocn Giitritt
9ohumbio beltc flor mO HorOweIt.
ldc @iuOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

@erciuigte SGnaer Oon Baltimore,
Sonntas, ben 16. Saunar,
yebmaHnS Safe.
on9,13,t6).
gsud, fein giidter cruauut,

@oiucrneur Uolosborous5, Der ant
1liihuod ans Dem ylntc Jcbt miro
an Dlontag einen RiHter ais giof'
folger oeS perltorbenen 9lihtcrs Gl,
liott crnetnen. Gesgleibcn miro Der
@onocrucir cti @litglicO Der StoatS.
NeterinGr. 9eborOc ernennen Oo @r.
Sort .. 9toa ais @lit9lieO reiiguirt
bat, I'm bic Steae ais 9lftlar OeS
arcisBcridtes bon Somoro. @ontp
5il iibernebnlcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

So5iuliitiidc WlaNcn.@crinmmlling
AM Dlithuudl, Oen 10. 5annar 1916,
SlbcnOs s llbr, in ser lluion-6aac,
glr. i014, Sit-Snltilnore.Str. 9ieOs
ncrin; 6rnn glleyanOra SulontaB DOn
Berlin. S6ema. uGnrOpn i'm Sriege,"
(San9. t6t9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

Nuvnncnren, BIC pcn .,rcutlncn Currclppn,
btutrn" nldlt phuitflf Dprt nntrgtlmnhia ers
bnltcn, Nnb ncbfien, her Office bnuou prr Sc
lepbon oprr iN''ln ~lliieelluna an wcasn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-09

SomeuanIJang .,,..... III
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