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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
FLANEUR
GOSSIP AND COMMENT ON PERSONS AND THNes :.
WORLD.


Copyright, 1916. by \. ID. Jacobson)
II was In March Of the cpoc h-making
year lsfs that the brother OF Frederick
william " OF Prussia had Co flee from
Berlin FOR his life TO escape the Nen-
geancc OF the Infatuated citizens. whose
ire hc had aroused by his 'diylne-right'
tactics.
Who would have predicted in these
critical days that the very same VII
helm. Prin4 con Prcusscn. the heir pre-
I sumptiVc 10 the throne this brother
Frederick william being childlcss). one
day would rule over Prussia as King.
night those historic wars. brought about
ly bismarck diplomacy. which raised
RUSSIA O" th' rank OF iifst pow
among o., German states. that al Yer
-mIlt- the federated German rulers
would place tho imperial German crown
upon has head. and that bic would leave
H united Germany To- his son. tho ILL
starred luser FrifZ. who Frederick
lli. rciru,d but 100 days. when a m-rci-
tul death freed him from uI- dreadful
suffering. and to has grandson, tho
present kaiser
Wilhelm Prirz won Prussen. ON In.
night ~ March Is. Ists. vas compelled
fH flee. disguised as "A ''postilli0n.H a
royal mail-cosch driver. and here IS
when. boo 1886 and 1917. the citizens
of some ~ the south German state.
rose boo revolt. demanding government
ht constitution. historic DAYS. a. 20.
-ulf of which men like carl Schurz.
Franz SIEDl aud O. number az others had
foo flee for their lives Go switzerland. fh,
little republic which shelters political
Fugitive. and thence made their way.
under au kinds oi difDcuiti,- and per-
arCutious. 60 London. and finally 60
America. the subjects OF thD King ~
Prussia fcll BOO limo. buf peacefully. and
asked Tor thc same privilege.
Frederick William ~. promised them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

oratorical matter dead on the key
noter's hands.
1t is intimated that Ex-Governor
Glynn OF New York will be the TEN.
porary presiding officer at St. Louis.
This choice would be altogether fitting.
When Glynn went before the people
for election in 1914 and took to .he
voters that stirring shibboleth of the
Democracy. Thank God for Woodrow
Wilson the obdurate electors of :he
Empire State turned him down by a
majority OF close up to 10000. Ac-
cordingly Governor Glynn is exactly
the man 10 stand forth before the dele
gates at St Louis as the embodiment
of what happened and OF what is going
TO happen to the Democratic party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
NATIONAL HONOR SAVED

The Impulse that moved President
Wilson 70 change his mind with regard
TO UNFOLDING The American domination
Of the Philippines and switch 10 "a
policy Of fcutr"Is bard 70 determine.
AZ first he vac committed 10 the Re
publican contention that The Filipino
people we're Gar from prepared Tor
reifFov'rnment although boz was not
so vel grounded ~ The more Import
ant brI'. Chat FOL got out OF the
Island AZ th.s time would Do Eros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

''fnf.7 md Die pain Fo If your head
H'r's. don't ..f oy.ng. but spend A
minute pf1pHrsyi1r that We shall have
"'.' rain. know disaster rI,k. tho
.. ..p weak and urrfIry
I.fIirr Who pIII not turn and arrar'
'I' ' NNI Ind Boz job revolving and
''r lIf hHfFfrIrr and I0Ifrr mo
ffHrr .tr chap ono fortune Id
porn butler f doe. your hrrIa
900 maze .N" suffer. while vOH f9r
.tiH flN .'and tuf rhen aII frarI...
u ,'I 't' and pIl joel vhIekera and
I'I. |H m OIL fu beat fUr band
~ hatInar anarn..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.
vIoUs TRUTH.

know fraf ahen there come. Die.
afffr llaf H.rFr Ike an adhesive
plaster. man refs no relief by lvInR
free f..u fl .. Iardfr and showing
Innocent a.s.ardrr how loudly hs can
beef krpN fHaf sympathy win
d~ird.' ~ an ffs fires 81 wrath sou
kudIe. whom .uI Hffr afuhbed your
zoe Or brf'rr flr your famf Do n.I
- DIT Won WIZ r.mrI. rHr.f your fr.ihF.
and tf. m Innf .Fr ruH 800 men
admire and IU.f fHf Spartan ohio
rfrlgr.er fI conceal I.n .narUr.. H..
ft0pyushL isit % u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

SAN FRANCISCO. Nav
spIi a'.'ra'ion from California was
lI'1l'''l early foniFhf by Leaders FL
tho Gold and new Re1ublir..l .i
result of au election hold t,.F..
IhI"utnnu' fNn state fo vote on rsrF
dates nominated boo ON Instance b..
pfNiIon. Governor Hiram ~ r,t-
son ln % public loffc~ crdoraod ft.
h'pubicans Tor victory viii.
flD1 are pledged fp vote f,- $50.
trrWHrd looking candidate AZ ~.
NATIONAL convention The "rrv
nHh Inrir tWcnfy six dCIcrafoH ~ fNa
f"n of mo Republican ballot
Democrats and pror~eesfros h.r
no contee'e Progressive leader Ir
some instances cNcrfef thrruaelyr
20 swing votes fo fhe a--,..' ~
united Republicans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
WE SHOE
CHILDREN
CORRECTLY

We have just right
shoes for the foot Of every
child in the family.
This shoe store docs more
than Just sell shoes; 10 sees
that every foot is correctly
fitted with just the shoe n
ought 10 wear.
The correct -h0clug Of
children is % scientific propo.
sItlOu, but We understand IL
perfectly.
Special Department for
the Children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03
OHIO NEWS NOTES

The international convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association will
meet IN Cleveland, May 1916. About
900 delegates are expected to be in at
tendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

GocVrnor willis has recovered from,
an attack Of acute ind gestion with
which ne was stricken while addressing
large audience at Mansfield. Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

Wet forces are circulating petitions
Tor local option election in Toronto.
which was voted dry in 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

Fifteen skeletons. supposed TO be
lh"st or Indians. buried over a hundred
years agu. were dug up Monday morn
ing 10y laborcrs cNcaNatlng for "A new
brldsc over Rocky river. in Lakewood
near CleN Gland
virgil oswald. or Alliance. aged %
hu"Wh 70 thousands Of Ohio sport fol-
lowers as Peg and star ne-Iegrsd
athl'te' died recently Of typhoid fever
CNWaii played football. baseball basket
usIl. i"dc bicycle. swan and roller
Skatcd although h. had only one leg
'hIE recently he made an enlargement
lo % stunts Tor motion pictures. but
on tho day be- was 10 nm me a,,r'oi,,t
m'ni De was taken sick with what
proved fatal illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

The Democrats viii have % resort 10
,onscriptiou 90 nll out their state ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

II looks like the rag would stay d
Mexico as well a. In the Philippines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

telc gram was received by Mrs. g
Nenhan. Of Upper Fort street, SUNDAY
afternoon. stating that her brother Geo
ran, a Former Marietta reside Mt had
been killed while fighting with the Brit
lSh army IN Belgium. II was not learned
az what place IN Belgium or al what
time Mr.. Pfan met his death but n is
supposed that he was killed while in
the trcnchcs.-Marietta Rcgister-I,e ader
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

ANr"n arcn was doubled and the non
ulation increased hy 10000 hv th. anne
ali'n or eleven square miles of fsrrit.-
~. County commissioner ur,,,i,,.,,,.
~ tPiioFcd the annexation ordfnanr.
PASSED hN city council Greater NLr,t
ncSN mas an estimated population OF 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

IW'ht A-siN children died IN that MANY.
10 report made by tho ioard IA bl.iti
h' epidemic ts gradually dscrcasiue.
Nhiic scarlet fever De- growing in num-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

To" Republican banner loo this rsn-
p'IEn viii bear thc promise. .rrepsr.-
ton and Protection Peace and Pros
r'riiS.' an unchpiionrcthIo slogan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

IT'D" House team .u fHr runsr..r
i''s'' has got onto WILSON. ssu.rs
curves and is hitting him rather freely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

East Liverpool parsrs are svr,r-t..,-.t
=, n'.l p.ol gambling that is g1inr on
.l. NV tlFh school iu course of GONE
-'ructIuu az Lisbon has baf., ,...,,.t.-....
. IIfih'r work ou The buiIdirr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

I'' Ii'1.. vote on the Philippine bull
''''.f''e former Secretary af War Gar
ii.'n and r'blt'. IH. President
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

i.l Dr. among ihc fsw cities Zoo
lhf Iu lnIu that can boast OF u e1,.
.IIi.'nI licensed wireless 0r.ar5t.r
Ti1l''f w Carroll. OF fhs s. NJ ii.
GUY man boo Southern ohio wN1
..n 80. .l''N.Hf % IIHN uu". Care
I'. h'l only possesses the OPERATOR
.', % buf uIa. u station fif.rr. ID.
w'Il- Marietta Times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

'HN' state Superintendent Of
..''- W 'uok would like fn ha..
ln' .f fh' words In tla sons aCaIIr..
.'i. IN. Conn ~ fHr ocean. changed b..
h..Ie nud church forever Dol.
th "I 'ur army ana navy forever .t
'.."rniuE fn H statement fs made iv .
.,,'nf address to sandusky count f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-03

"VpTuShL tsiA o-orE. nattns- saana,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Som aten : Gatfup.

Gin bdlber 9uIbel gutter refer Sos
moten tpirb IorsfGltis setpal9en, ger
f9nitten uno in einem emdillierten
8eiiel aufs Jeuer geItent, nit bier
erOBen, ipeiBen 3piebeln, fein9ebadt.
Sie psroen ldngiam ipsihgeto4t un0
bur9 Elm Sieb gerieben, oos fein ees
mig 1T, bic R6rner suriid5u6alten,
Die bur9preBte WlaTe tommt ouriid
5um Seuer nit elmer llnSe qdnSen
3immt, 5pei Sesl1ffeln peiBem pfefs
fer, 5pei @Bl0ffel @enfIamen, bier
@lGtt9en M}ustdtbliite (Woce), eins
unOeinbolb Eeel0Ffel &dpenaspfeFFsr,
5pei SBloffsl gon3en gslten, 5fpei
@Bl0fFel ean3en gelteupfeffer (2lus
fpice), oreipiertel 9dKen Sala, 5fpei
pfunO 3uder, 5lpei Quart itartem
Gfiie. 9as oIIes ipirb bier Stunoen
lansiam geto9t, febr biel umgeriibrt,
namentlib eegen ben S9luB bin, Oo
es leibt unbrennt. Damn piro Is
nodmdIs 0ur9 oas Sieb gege6en, eins
gefiillt unb berlegelt. Die &orte ipers
ben gut eingetrieben, bonn tauGt man
ole a0pFe Der 5lal8en in cine paraf,
finlOIung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

@ins sroBe fpeiBe 3piebel tpirb fein
gebodt unb in Butter geOinIict, aber
lie mub fpei9 bleiben. Sn elmer
SHiiHel ptro iie Dermenet nit einem
baIben pfuno ge6ddtem S4peine.
fleiIc9. se9n feingeI6nittcnen Gbdm.
pisnons unO slpOlf pei4seto4ten unf
5erItoBenen &oitduisn. QtIles 3uIam'
men brennt man in elmer &oFerolIe
db, big es ii9 l0it un6 miIht odnii
Sol5, etipds 2bbminr, ettpos peter'
file, cine lln3e 8rottrumen uno bier,
uno5iudn5ig gdn5e 8ditanien Nenn
olles gut berriibrt 1T, 1T es gum @ins
fiillen bereit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
@ef@morte SHBtortofs
feIn.

gier BIB flint gfuno SiiBtortOffeIn
tpsroen in S9eiben geIDnitten, flaf
in cine &aFeroae geIsgt, oariiber eing
Safe 3uder, elm GBi0Ffel Mebl, etipaa
in MaRer ungeriibrt, Butter unb cine
Safe MaHer. 90 iptro bas @dn5c
gar geI9mort, oie pfanne man9mal
gci9ittelt. Dieies @erid6t pirb biels
fad ebenIo perpsnbet ipie &ompott
bas man gu Biloz oOer S9peinebrns
ten iBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Sir 9amS llnO
&I6e.
sci Obnm a often.

Bei Sbnma9tsdnfdLlen bringt man
ben pdtienten in liegenbe poiition, ben
SbertDrper etpos er6Obt, uuo ipom0g4
li9 in Die gGbe Oes JenIters, tpie Oenn
iiberbaupt friT9e 2uft oas erite Grs
forbernis 1T. Sofort miiKen &leiber
unb 6olsbetlsibung gel0It perosn,
Stirn unb S&lGfe Fnb nit ltdrtens
ben @Ren5en: Gau be Cologne, Bar
Rum, MaKer nit 8ranbD ooer Muier
nit @ffie 5ii reiben unO aus leBteren
ltmI9ldge gu MAIDEN. @benio ipers
ben SGnbe unO 5uBioblen gerieben.
SSnnerlib f0nnen einige 6ofmonuI4e
Sropfen ooer etipos feiner 8ranbb
obsr MbisteD gegeben iperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Wldn T9Glt 9artoTfeln, je nd1 bsr
5omilie mebr ober ipeniger, foot bic.
Iel6en in Sol3puFer. preBt Iie fein
nit einem Stiid9en Butter. Mlo9t es
nit 70 piel Wlebl ais es ouFnimmi
unb Elm Bis Sfpei Gicr 3u eineln MIDI
5u fetten Seig. 9lo[lt ober Iel6en Elm
bolb 3ol bid aus uno T1neioet i6u
oonn in 1udbrate Inn cine pflaume
barin einipideln gu fonnen. Ro9i
oieIelben in Sdl3waKer uno rolt iie
in in Butter gebrGunten Semmelbr0s
feln unb 3uder. Man lam au9 aug
2edipar PfIaumenmus) oieielben Be-
reiten.
q Wlon fodbt einen Sag bor6er &or,
tOffeln un6 I9Glt iie. 9lnoeren Saga
ma8t man einen &drtoffeltl0Beteig
9ic &artoffsln rei6en, 5ipei Gier, Sola
unb 70 biel Wlebl binSu tun, Dob er
nt9t me6r flebt. g2un nimmt man
etipds Seig, oriidt in ole Mlitte cine
undusgeIieinte pflaume, I9lGgt ben
Seig gut berum uno ma9t einen fleis
nen &loB bardus. Sat man nun olle
3lDBs fertig, legt man iie in to9enbea
@nfer unO tont ite Big iie bo9gebcn,
ipie anbere &artoffeItI5Be dud. Damn
nimmt man iie nit Dem G4auml0ffel
berous, boB Oas MaFer gut ubtropft,
ipdl5t iie in MedbrDfeln unO bGdt iie
in beibem S9mol3 f9On 9elb unb be-
itreut tie bor Dem Serbieren nit etnet
WlH9ung BON 3uder unO 3immt.
Wlon fam audi Ods Baden tpegldHen
nno fie nit in Butter belgelb gemo9s
Sen @rOIeln ii6er19mel5en, bann 6Bi
man uber 3uder unO 3immt meg,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

gus Weimdr tpir0 oeI9rieben: Det
8eri6t iiber Ole @olts=10spfennig.
.,Gm6en" sSpen0e 0es W2itieloeutT9en
0erbanbs in Weimar lit ab9eI9loHen
unb liegt iebt bor. Sym gonSen belle.
fen ii9 Die @innabmen ouf 13O,379.s
58 W1art, bic Qlusgaben ouf AZ, 1864
W1art; Der Heinertrdg lit mitbin 82,s
4O3.O4 Murt. Sn llebereinitimmlnq
nit benz Hei6smorineomt Toll bel
9etrag Ser Sdmmlung ber 8eIdBuno
oes &reu3ers rgmoen," 0eFen berbor.
rdqenoe 3oten gu 2(nfdng bes 3ries
aes bds oeutIhe Bolt 5ur 6ellsn 8es
eeiIterung entfldmmten uno oie gan3e
@elt in GrItaunen ieBten, ols @brens
oa6e fir bic lleberlebenDen unb nla
llnterItiibtng fir Die 2(ngeb0rigen Oer
@ebliebenen @erpenolng finoen. DiG
@erteilung bleibt bem 9ei9smdrines
amt ii6srldFen. On oiele Steue fine
ber,ifs 10000 Mdrt obeefiibrt, bic
in fiiuFproaentiger &riessanlei6e dngss
Ieot puroen. serner iinb Sur unmits
tel6aren Inter ItiiBuug Der in engliI9er
GeFdnsenI9aft beFinOli4en Wlanns
f9aft Der .Gn0en" 1699.33 Mari
berpenoet porOeu. Die aufgeldufeneu
3inIcn oer sineesangenen @etrdge Bic
Su ibrer 9lbfiibrung fin0 our Grid,
iung zines n@mosn s9eniiteinS in
Weimar beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Gin 2l9tel 9uart g2il9, elm M&tel
Quart lpeiBe, trdftige SupPe. Sine
llnoe Butter to9t man auf giebt Damn
einunoeine bolbe Hinge @ries bineir
unb ldbt oies bid cinfo9en. Sn bieIt
tparme MdiTe riibrt man Elm 81, eint
lln5e eerisbenen parmeIantdie uno bus
nOtige Sal5. Damn formt man fleine
&rotetten Ooraus, bic man in geriebes
mem pdrmeian, nit Gemmelbr0Iel
permengt, pdl3t uno aus beiBem
S9mola f4On goloselb ousbGdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Ser bat unlGngit feline Sdmieeeruut,
ter I'M Houib ooppelt geieben, uno
leitoen riibrt er fein @los mebr anl"
Shlagfertig. - Sbiicbterney
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Singing Cam 5blB ieiner 6erien
81 eiuenl pei6liheu Sotelgoit) sd
~ i'd ge6e morgen tort. &ie Ian.
ge meroen sic nod, Srdulein SbuI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

9[bgcfdredt. - 81: ng8os
1T oenn oos eigeutIi6 nit Dem
@eier2 Qcu iiebt man ia gar nidt
mcbr in Der 4ncipc," II g.: nSa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

pie 3uiunft oIIein TT rnIer 3ped,
upp 70 leben mir ME, mir boffen nur
su Iebsn. pascul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

sc, blciben2" Sri. SdulSe: ug8ie
laugc i6 nod Sri. s9ul5e bIeibeu
merOe2 Eos fommt aacin auf sic
oIl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Treunbe iinO mebr inert als
@erpanbte.
Gin tIeiner Stein mu4t oft eiE
grOB Serdui9.
gBer, Goft fiir6tst, bat ole Mlens
T4en ni9t gu fiir9ten.
9ein M1uno pirb oaOur9 nidt
fiiB, Dab Ou n9cnig" idgF,
Will iemanb in Sriebsn lebtn, 70
muB er blinO, itumm uno taitb iein.
Sin tTri6ter TreunO 1T mun9mal
eine grDbere PIose als Elm peiler
5einO.
Ser Gtabel oes pbpiId6en S4msrs
Ses 1T bic SunO, Die erbobene 2ebrsn
f4reibt.
Dos TpeaifiItbe Gtpibt bes 3bnis
fers Iisgt unter guIl. Gr pfIegt ME
untsrSugeben.
Sft audi oein 6einO 70 tlein ipis
eine Wliide, bente Dir ibn 10 groB fpie
einen @lefanten.
Uldn9e llnteriu9ung miro ni4t
beenoigt: aus pl0bliher Sur9t, gu
ri9tigem Grgebnis au 9elonsen.
Die g[nSd6l Der in einem @ramm
Stadium entbdltenen @asmoletiile be-
trGgt 27O00,0OO,O O,O00,0O0,0O0,000.
Gin eefpiTes @urmleiben (6pbas
tiben) fommt nur bel ben @tnpobnern
Sslonos unO Q(uitraliens unb ioniE
nirgenos por.
Die Rrone ocs beriibmien Mimos
fenbaumes 3amang oel @udpre bat
einen llmfang bon mebr olS 1874 Wles
ter.
Gin jeber tebre bor Teiner 9iir,
llno rein tit ieoes StaOtquoriier,
Sin jeber iibe Ieire 2citiDn,
60 ipiro es gut i'm Rote itobn.
Sn oen aipon3iger Sabren eiue es
Der DFpreuBiT9en 2onopirtf6oft io
f9le9t, DaB Ser SdeFfel &oggen fir
funf Silberaroi9en dusgeboten ipuros.
9os Slid I6F feline GdtIel;
Do9 f9piugtS ols Sonnenitrobl
Nliaioncn @r6enitdub9en
2ei@t iiber Berg un6 Sal.
Slord BON SbOop.
Sm Drang Der Q(rbeit Ihipeiet bos
2eib tpebl itia,
9lls ob es f9liefe;
Mon fiiblts erit, ipenn man 6eite feiern
min,
cn boiler SieFe.
Menn elmer tommt unb ioget on,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Menn elmer fommt unO fogct on,
@r babe es alien re4t eetdn,
60 bitten mir oieIen lieben Serrit
Gr m0ge uns iOI9e &unit aud lebr'n.
SnT9rift ouf Dem &otbuus in Bran
0snburg on Der 9dDel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

8uIqartf9e Bldtter bringcn
cine 9rabtune beg ,9Reuter" s@ertreterS
in Sulonifi, in ser bericbtct Miro, DuB
Der Sbertominonbdnt oer fran30iiIhen
Orienttruppen an feline SolOaten einen
preis BON flint Srdnten fir jeben ees
fdnqenen 8ulg1rei, bon 0rei Grdnten
fir ie6en eetDfeten 9ulsaren unO bon
fiinF syrdntcn fir jeoen get0tcten Deits
f6en be3ohlt. 9ieie Mitteilung, bic bic
BON oen sgeinOen Der Mittemd4ts gez
pfloeenen &riegsTttsn b04it Derbums
menspert erI9einen ldbt, puroe BON
ber engliI9cn preRe untcroriidt, pers
mutli9 Inn Oie frau5OiiI9e Rriegsmos
rol ni9t blob5uitellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

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unb ole Grdu bnt mid beim @oubers
neur bon gRamin bertldgt. Dn perbe
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men. glls er nun aber Den 4Dnig Bat,
sic Strafs BON ibm nbtpenoen gu tpola
len, enteeanete oiefer: 0Mtetn Iisber
So6n, ba fennt Gr ben Ramtn nod
nibt; ipenn mid iemano BET benz bsrs
flaete, 70 fame ouh i9 In ben .weis
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Waan beri9tet aus Bonn: Die
3obl Der i'm ldufenben Semeiter ims
motritulierten Stloierenoen betrGgt
4019 WaGnner uno 457 Jrduen 5us
Tummen 4476 gegen 1914 Wldnncr
uno 420 Truuer, SuIammen 4334 i'm
Minteriemeiter 1914-15. 9ierpon
entfdllen auf ole eoangelii9@tbeologiz
f9e 5afultdt lat 145) MGnner uno
/ () Srau, auf bic totboliIhe 512
(537) NaGnner, duf bic iuriitii9e 739
(7O9) WlGnner, 4 (5) Sruuen, auf bic
ineoiSiniIhe 963 (864) Wldnner, 96
(88) syrdiien, onf bic pbiloiopbiI9e
gatulfdt 1868 (1659) W&dnner. 356
1926 syrouen. @on BEN 1914 immds
frilulierten rei9soeutihen Wldnnern
befinoen it9 1854 slei9 1916 prOs
1ent i'm 6ecresbienIt.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-08-30

by it when the several express COM
panies operating in the state endeav-
ored to put into effect some time ago
new tariffs increasing some rates and
eliminating other commodity rates.
This order, however, further sus-
ponds the proposed new rates on
laundry and fruits and vegetables, as
the commission has been unable in the
limited time since the filing Of the
schedule to determine the exact effect
of the proposed rates on the move
ment Of these commodities between
the several points in the state. This
portion of the tariff will be further
checked and investigated, and an or
der regarding the same in the near
future.
The Commission finds that the new
tariff is designed to simplify and con-
soIidate hitherto existing tariff sched-
ulcs, by eliminating inactive rates be-
tween points where no movement of
commodities named exists, has existed
for some time past or is likely to
exist in the future, except in isolated
cases, when the application Of class
rates would cause no hardship.
Further suspension Of the tariffs
on laundry and fruits and vegetables
has been ordered. to and including
November %, 1916.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-08-30
BIRD REGULATIONS
Open Seasons for Migratory Birds
Under Federal Regulations

The new regulations for the en-
forcement Of the migratory-bird law
were approved by the President Aug
ust 81, 1916, and became effective on
and after date. The schedule printed
below shows the open seasons when
hunting the birds named is permitted
under these regulations. Hunting at
other seasons is prohibited. Hunters.
however, should consult the state
laws, as the Federal regulations will
not be construed to authorize hunting
within a closed period prescribed by
the state occurring within the open
season under the Federal regulations.
Shooting is prohibited between sun
set and sunrise in both zones Insec-
tivorous birds are protected indefinite
ly in both zones and no open season
is allowed. Band-tailed pigeons,
cranes, wood ducks, swans, curlew,
willet, upland plover, and smaller
shore-birds are protected everywhere
until September l, 1918.
Open season for migratory birds
dates are inclusive)
Waterfowl Except swans and wood
ducks), Coots, Gallinules and Jack
snipes:
Colorado -....----.........-..... Sept. 7-Dec 20.
Black Breasted and Golden Plover and
Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs:
Colorado Sept. l-Dec. 10.
Jacksnipes (same as waterfowl, coots,
and gallinules).
Woodcock ..-..---..-...---.-...Oct. 1-Nov. go.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-08-30

is hereby given that / will on Satur-
day, the 23rd day Of September. A. u.
1916. at the hour OF ten o'clock in the
door OF the court house In the City OF
Lamar. in said County OF Prowers and
the following described property. to
wit:
All Of Lot Twenty-oue (2D, Block
Eleven tll), original town Of Holleys.
with all improvements thereon. situate
In the County OF ProwerH and State OF
Colorado. at public auction for cash In
hand to the highest and best bidder,
for the purpose OF realizing the amount
SO found due the plaintiff as afore-
sad, with Interest. costs and expenses
Of said sale.
1. c. DOWNING,
sheriff OF the County OF Prowera and
State Of Colorado.
First pub. Aug, 20, 1916.
Last pub. Sept. 20, 1916.