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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Die Rriessia


Die Rrtegsleiter Der MlIiirten bdben
ipieber einmoI tS a0pfe sufammenses
ftsdt unb einen grobortisen plan auss
sebedt, Der ben Mittemd9ten nit
etnem S6Iase elm @nbe MAIDEN folI.
Iuf allen GrOnten folI cine srobe
SffeniiOe in Saene gefeBt iperben, 70
tit bon 2onoon unb paris in Die Welt
pOfuunt iporben. Die GYIdnbsr. nit
ibrem fdbuIOfen SiinfmilItOnenbeer,
baben 5ipar on Der gpernfrOnt gang
sebSris 4Iopfe betOmmsn, aber trobs
benz baben iie ii9 in senerDier Deiie
erboten. ben bart beordusten Sran5os
fen Dor @erOun su Silfe au tommen.
gu elet9er 3eit ioIIen Die Rufen an
Der Oftfront uno bie StaIiener on Der
Srentinofront itiirmen unO au9 in
Saloniti foII es enbIi9 Iosseben.
Mit Der sroBen guFensSffenfiDe,
bic Dor mebr aIs elmer Mode etnses
febt bat unb Dor Der Die Diterreidii9en
Sruppen, erbriidt bon Der llebermu4t
Der Rufenborben, auriidpei4en mubs
ten, f9eint es aber bereits 81 @uoe gu
fem. 9ln Der oeutfden GrOnt bat bieie
OfftniOe iibsrbaupt ni9ts ssniiBt unb
on Der 6itsrrsidiIden Sront III fe.
ipis bic Iebtsn Beridte erieben IaHen,
bersits gum Steben sebruht poroen.
Die Operationen por @srbun nsbmen
ober rubis ibren Sortgans.
guf bem re9ten Midusufer 1T be-
reits Der inn.re Jort9iirtel bon ben
9euti9en unter Seuer senommen pOr>
ben. gtad Der @innubme bon Sort
8aur itredeR Iih Die oeutI9en 2inien
tpeitli1 eegen bas Wert Sbidumont
(oer beuti9e nmtlihe 8eridt nennt es
Sbiaumontz@ z@eb0f) nit Der SObe 321,
fiioIi9 segen Oas 9orf Sleurp unb
oas Sort Soupille unb IiiOOitlid 9es
gen bas Sort Supannes aus. Dos
leBters liegt bereits iiiOli9 bon Der
8abnlinie Wisb-8erbun unO biloet
bic Dftli9Ite @orbefeitigung 8erouns
IelbI. 3piI6en oieiem 9iirtel une
Der &ernfeitung beftnOen ii6h nur nod
bic Sorts 9ellepille unb ct. Dli9el
uno Die oetd9ierten Derte BON 9oudus
mont. (Ridt gu perpe4ieln nit BEN
lGneit in beati6em 8eiiB beftnbIi9er
slei9numigen Sort.)
gu sIeider 3eit eeben Die Opera.
tiOnen auf Dem Gebiet ipeitlidb Der
Wiuas Deiter. @bdttaneourt, oel
S9IIFeI Sur 2inis Gsnes-5t. be 8pii
8ourrus-6t. be Marre, miro beiboi'
fen. 9as Sort be Marre bilbet BIZ
8erbun norbOitlih borselesens nd4fl
8OrbsfeItisuns. Bon Der 2inie Gsnei
nit Der S0be 0-8ourruszDalf
pirO Der @Ormurfd ipeiter fiioli8 BIZ
an bic 8abn @erbun-poris ssben.
Die Notwithstanding 0ftli9 uni
tpeItIi9 Der Waus seidiebt in gIsi4eu
FS9ritt uno Sritt. bos beibt. Die 2iniI
ipiro. IobaIb auf Dem siusn liFer sir
GrfOls trrunssn pirb. auf BEN anbe
rsn ipisber grade seaOssn. Der f&lieb
tide GGu DtrOuns piro BON ROrbOfsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22

geanten boriiebt. ole perfeblen. bic @ss
Isbe gu poIIitreden. slm Sonnta9
oirfen ale Gpotbeten ttur 4rSnsten
teine Spirituofen fir GrStlt4e 3rpede)
bertaufen; Sobats uno Semperen59es
trGntelGben uno acknowledgement
miiHen sef9loHen bIeiben. Sn einigen
StGbten hroben bic 8ebDrben, ben
Druid unb ben @ertauf bon 3eitungen
au perbinosrn. Der nSuiierzIct" 1T
nn9enommsn iporoen. nm Die Dur@s
fiibrung Der In Der lebten 2ssisldtur
aneeuOmmenen ProbibitiOnsgeieBs su
Fi6err.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Tanch SeiOe.

$1.5O @riutls Crepe be @bins, 40
3oll brett, rs Gents. ID aass
$1.25 Streifsn uuo @bed Seibe, cute
Sarbsn. Sc 5oll Daarsn, 95 Gents.
$1.25 Streifsu Sbirtiuss, bic bsits
aller reiner Ssioe, 95 @ents.
$500 Soutarbs uub fauep Crepe os
@bins, 40 3Ou Wtaterial, SO Gents.
s1.75 unb $500 Streifen Eaffsta,
36 3ou brett. prd4tiss Stils, $1.29.
9aupt 6lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
A1tSfQ1t0.
staiirte ersben NIT eiaer sroBeu
Sfenitbe.

Die CefterrI der bon ben paniTen
fart bebraugt-Wit Der 8aHen-
Offeuiine fdleint es fdjUn6H Gnbe
su frin-stampf nm Verbun per-
fdtdrft-9te GnaldHber betommen
tpieber alppie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
SaushaIt 0ineas.

$3.50 Satip 8sttiiberSase. alle per-
felt; orst prd6tiss Wtufter, $3.50.
$1.5O reiuer 9iusu Gii4 Damasf,
70 3oa brett idwerss @swidt wiro
tiiGtipsn Disnit seben. $1.25.
Beise TartiiHe Sanotii4er. aparts
uuo @nosu i'm 0ertb bis bu 20 Gents,
15 @tuts.
Saupt Slur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Ser Snai Mufrdutlnngs
Werfauf

bistd Sbu.u srOBartiss SsIsgsnhsitsu
sur @slOsrlparnis. sBtrflids OstOuo'
mie bsItebt barin. oaB man Baaren
fault, menn bic Rreile nteort9 itno.
SBir fOnuen psssn Raummunael nur
einips Sa6sn uufiibrsu. ubsr Sts ner'
ben In isoem Department Die 9lel9en
oroEen Bortheile finoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
9nfa1to.
Nadersi In &irstnia nnO Il
0eOrsia.

sine stnmnte, bic iir9t-Sab iuill
bepurtiert iperoen-@in Srnit ber
MntpmDbiloiebe-9te Bob Seputs
tnfprpDriert-9ie ,penniblpaHia"
tn 9ienft seftelt- 5lieser perun-
aliift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
Gin slid s@rets.

6s9s Meilen nSrbli4 bon Qllton
ipurbs i'm Mifiiffippi gaipsr mittelit
Rsb Elm Gutfif9 sefansen. Der OOGle
bunOert pfunb nOs. 9a oisis Stids
burdfdutttlid iebes Subr an geipidt
um stn pfunb aunsbmen, iddst man
0as aIter bes befIoBten SubeIsreiies
uuf bunbert Subren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22

Durd bic IeBte Nunt5ipaIpabI 1T
Cos Gn9eles, GoIif.. in GOIse Der ans
.glieheruns bon Deitsute uno Sceioets
tai Die srDBte ameritupii4e Stuot ss'
pOrben. Sbr 9ebiet betrdst ieBt
1892 9uuorutmsilsn, lpGbrenb Rep
Dort mir az4,75 guaOruttneiIen duf>
,uipeiien bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-06-22
8eike Rlcioer @aaren.

25 Gents psiBs Siirtinss. SO 3Oll
brett, In piste Der beitsu 5riblinss Wtu'
fern, 18 Gents.
40 Gents Seioe unb Baum wolle
Mtiduussn. nit jartsu farbiSsn Del
fins, 19 Gents.
is Gents sinfuds Crepe, @bed 0laiu'
foot, Punfte S@wsiler uno Strsifsu
2awn, 9 @eHts.
Saupt Slur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
SyrQn1OIcn Otrlitrtn onSOOcn
54uf6OOy yards9 9rOntge~Orfen
gurt otutf6tC C)frn6pt nabt llenpillt
Sens erncnt oon ben Transoicn 6pm6arOirt.
ei"Ii"aena(rmee onf nf5iflidem s&auplat erfolareid,
2Ieridt oes 0ent[den e5eneraraa6g.
CErabiIos nab eaooiIIel

Berlin q. Sannur Der Scntid gOrfof orgcn Sic iranS
Ten @oioneu in Der gdbc 9cnDe gcrn ueO ans
mnS scaus ben Sndun midrn 500 nuO 900 YurSs
Der frau5GTidJcu enie 5t crObern.
n CffrOut bic snFuaen srmce Heucren @edtcn
criOlgreid
Gieic Wclbuugcu uS Scm amtlcu gerdt cnau bcne
@admag Sentidu oerrn Srstnug ausgeg6Cn
@udttcGcuS Oer OOnfdnOigc SSOrtont OeicIbeu;
&cFIider &rtcgSidanplat
c fenOlid Nrere bciDh acfn bic Oenden Stelnugu an
SnnOSun cHtlaug SeeHc @d5es bombarSirn ciuO
dc WuntOrs ben @eeuS 0ift ScOr gmsri bl6cm O6aig m
iOlglOS.
&ad Der GgpOpn mrBrr @iaca nntrnabmcn bic 0mtdcn c
%OOf anf 6eibeu Soften Der Snn0ac uin &imv nno Wcn
bile nnO crrmu ruu50Fc &OOncu an elmer runt 800 bis
600 arOs Sic ubmCH Cii5 nO 80 Waun geiGngn nnS
crbcnctcn Elm Wadiucugeuebr nuO Ore @liueuiucrier.
@esuauere Oes 6euOes eegeu Sc uuS auO in ben tu Sa
gcu bcrt GOoncu abrten r blugen 9Gmpfen BEL
Seuu SuSgouaeu bcuut wuSCu 6uO 6ae eSOd nt
ringtcu GriOlg
Die nSdc grtiaeric Gut bic gtaO Ncum 6ci
tgeu gOmbaroemeut mtrrmorfeu.
Su ben grgOnneu 6abcu FG 5cituig NrlerGeicd e6
lcbbGigm G6Orutter a6aeipiet.
OCFltder &rtcGS dDaMplub,
@leiue 9CaGcmens 9ut1en Seiedern 9lr.
Om aommanoO OeS @euraS 2innocn in tnr
Spcrationn crfUlgrcid
SaIfau. GricasidaApGat.
Sn Ger auscmcncn Sadage Onf Der Sutanrut 1T feline weu
Lido Ycn0ernng cngctretCn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

&cfinn 81. Sma Greitall'
icno Rcgicrin9strnppcn aus cer
frouini amaua.Si iinO III ole Gro.
nin5 ein9c0rim9cu lnS 6abcn eiuer
1909 Manu itorfeu 9lc6cllcnioree
cue 9dcocrIaee bciacbradlt tmo Die
Stoot sopina croberi. Tic 9jcaic-
ri'i9 bat ciliaii Gnippcu un4 2u.
cQop IN orr &rooia5 S}c-S1ncu en-.
lauof no anarblich @dnpic Dpi@ci
gicbcllcu inlo 3icJcruuaSirugpcn in
@aiac iinO
Sic DinmaH.)lctcacu bcWcrtilgI.
lietcn pic fiwli@e einuaduq Won
Sni.Su IN Orr %ro0ilr 13csEhneu
o6nc crnlie &dnpic lore Mcrhitc
belicicn iih aui mr. 3a9. Bic &c.
belen riidcn ani Gbun9.Aing Dor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

oa lie cine iicben Stlmocn 0robe @nt
icrnrug olf StraBen 5iiriidlcgen
miiiicm lpeIdc sur 3eit fnictieieu
S1mib bilOcn.
Suugcrsnotb in Iura53o.
&om, q. Sonlnr. 9fobert
@2operid, elmer Der glmcrifoner mel,
DE aaf Griuben Der 6iicrrcid)iib.rn.
goriiden &cgicrung 5um S9ubc Der
sSnirrciicn scr bon 0cn Scrben geinl.
Gen ocnomnenen Seitcrrci9er nad
scr6ien acididt motOcn worcn lit
na1 etiem filr5en @cntcbe IN Gnra5
80 mad &onl 5uriidgefebrt. @r ia9t
OaB IN Niontencgro mo 2ll6anien
nur unbcoelltcnoe Gdnpie itattgeiiut.
sen ba6cn uno Dab bic 0eiterreiAer
feiuc ousii6tSloien 9luiireuaun9en
MAIDEN. @r iiiet bii5u, OaB 0ic 3ll.
IiGnOc inioIac M}angeIs on 9lab.
uugSnittclu imbcidrciblib iinO mo
Dab 1nra55o mn poll 0erblmaernocr
Seute III. ST. iab cincu Scrbeu Dor
IciueDi &otcl toot 5uiamnlcnbrcdcn.
Gcriclbc mar mic iib ipotcr 6crouS-
itellte, DOR %ungcr eridl6pft 0eltor.
ben.
&6nig gifoIous Gin pge.
fdlogcner @tonn."
%ariS, 27. Sonuar. vNieiuc
9lmpcicu6cit uno sic mcjncr 6anilic
lno meiuer 9icgicrng in 6rouf.
rcid iaatc a6uia giifolanS ron
@loHtcnegro 5u cinem Spc5iaI.Gorrc.
pouOcnicn oes oSouniaI" IN 9Dou,
lit 9cpciS mcineS uu6coren5tcnScr.
troucns, OaB Sraufrci1 mid gclcl
@crlcluuolmg iGiiecu miro. Sd
brou6e pi6t i'm Gnti@nIoigling 81
bitten. Nicin @nfel, aronprin5
Snm6crt pom StoIien irogtc mid, ais
id ncuIid in Nom mar wes6olb idl
trollrig Ici. Sd onhportctc u0cin
WroBuotcr lit Gin oeidlagcucr@lamn. =
0as &mo iragtc Damn r@otteit On
OaDcim ui1is SIT ciieu?" Gorut ioB.
tc ooS aiuO Oie C5riinoe micrcr ytie.
ocrldgc beiicr 5ulamnlen, ais eS bic
/ Giplomoten mo aonjIer tbaten.~
l0cNcrrciNcr uuO Sulgo-
rem oringcn in y bos
nicn Dor.
2on0om ~. 3onuor. Gic
N}ittbcilunaen pom niontcncgrnt.
idcn 9ric59i6ouplabc iin0, mas bic
GiBclubeitcn bctriiit uoh inmer
uiOeripredenO, abcr eS III crli@tlib,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

Nbunnenicn, bic DcH ], 3entidcu GDrrcs
fppnocnscn" uidlt piiHftlidJ DOer nnrrgels
nldeig erbniten, Iius gebetrn, bcr Gfflce
bauUn per geIcpbUn DOer idiriifIldl 1ssts
thetlung SO maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
C1ra6iIos md eaobiIIc)

9erlin 27. San. 3u @6rcn
0es 81 @cbirtStoqes aailer g9il.
6elmS bottc oie ocutiGe 9cids5aupi-
itoot 6cittc 5loageui6mud ongelcat.
Gic eiu5iac iormeae 6eier beitouO III
@ottesOicniicn Ger &aiier geluG6r,
te IN pcridieoenen IdQen 9lmncitie.
Gle Souptieicr fanO inn @cneral.
Soiptquorticr itott. Inter Genen
Die Dem aaiier i6re @liidpiiuiGc
iibcrnittelten 6cfanDcn iid Gr31er.
500 Gorl SSrauj, Ger oiterrcic5iiGe
C6roniolger, Der I'M Gomen pcs
areiicn aoiierS Sron5 SSoicp6 oem
treueu 8unOesaeuoiien Die 6crjIiG-
fen @iinide ousoriidtc. 8elomor.
idoa Baron GonroO ton SobenOori
Der G6ei 0eS 0iterreidiihen General.
iia6eS SSrin5 SeiHrih bon &renBen,
Oer 9rioer oes Goiiers @ilbelm
@encrol 2icltendnt 3ctfi @oic9a,
ser Sii6rcr Scr tiirfiiGcn Giilitdr.
@iiiiion al GeiitidlonO, mo 06erii
SontibeD, Ger als &crtreter 9uI9a.
rien'S gefomnen mar.
adiicr @iI6elm ipro6 IN pormcn
@orten ieincn Gnnt fir sic iibernlit.
tclteu Gjrotulotionen aus unO aob
ser icIien 3u0eriid5t 9nsortd, oob
Der arie0 nit cirem gl6ueuocu Sic
&c Der Geutrolmddjte cnOen uiirOe.
9lQe 3eitln0eu Der Stoot bro6tcn
6crtc glrifcL III ocuen ser NlonarD
per6errlidt miro; beionoerS wrroe
oabei 6crDorgc6oben nab cS ocnt
aoiicr gcloua, % Sabre ieiner 9le.
gicrms 6iu0ur6 Ocu ISrieocn oaf.
rcdjt 3il crbalicn.
Sic llc6erice giodrid5tcn gIgen-
hr iogt in @ciprcbuug Ser 3ei-
tinas 9leuBcrunacn onldBlid oe5
Njc6lrtStogcS oeS &oiierS:
.,SeBt, Oo MN Scr arieg qefonl.
men 1T iuir0 Ser Geriu6 genoc6t.
oen aoiier Olrb Gcrleilnounoeu i'm
idlidcn 2idtc cridcincu 81 laiien.
Iic Erciic ai6t Der Soiintng 9iuS-
Druid, ooB cnOlic5 bod sic g9o6rbeit
all ben Gog fpntmen miro, pie Oies
int Sale 9l6ra6om 2incoltS 1e.
ida6, Der bon Scr 6r'tiideu &reiie
in oeric6cn @eiic oerIelrnoct mur.
sc"
Oic Sobcn5oIleru TDuo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
99m @rItgrwan0.
Sic Oeutidc Rci6S-
bauptitNOt.
0lmlaRlidD 81. Webmrtsta-
ges SaiTcr 2Sil1eInt's.

9lur ourd5 tSeitoftc reliaioier 9|otur
wirO oicsmoI Scr Soa Ocaonacn-
Gic Solptfcicr i'm @cucroI.
Souptquorticr. ~ 0ie @crbiin.
Octen Gciti@lonO's brinacn Ocn
@louordcn i9rc @Gidmiiuibc
oar. Ger Sri6ut ocr @reiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

oaB Wlontenegro poaliduoig ben
Gciicrrcibcrn iiberantmortet iii uno
oaB bic Nie6rbeit Scr Montenegriner
Die gSaiien nieoerleet
Die Ociterreiber cooperiren nit
Oen grlgaren uno oriugen in 9lIba.
nicn Dor. Sic bc0ro6en bereits Oh.
ra55o pon Often, mdbreuo bic 9uI.
gnren i6re 9lngrifie aiif Gl6aiinn, bic
6eitc Giiao &oidas, oes propiiori.
iden GrGiioenten BON 9lbanieL CT.
ueicrn 9Iu1 oie itolieniibcn Streit.
frditc in 9lplona ihtO 6coro6t, mo
3iuor oon 9erot, Der iiioli1en Satpt.
itaOt 9llbaniens.
0} 0}ontcncgriniidcr 8rin5
gefallen z
2on0on, 27. Sanuar. Gepc.
iHcn ans Goni iagen ooB @riu5 Wlir.
10 pon Montcnegro, pie man glaubt,
cnhpeOer gefalen ooer pon oen
GeiterrciCbcrn geiangen gcnommen
moroen iit
(Grin5 Nlirfo lit ser 5peltc 5obii
Ocs S0uigS glifolouS bon ARontenc.
Gro. ST lpiroe am II. 9lpril 1879
in Setinic geboren)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

tpo es 6a(O sum @eic@t fonumen
0Hritc. Iic 9iegierunastunppen 5ie'
ben pom Ror0eu nuO pom Often &C.
acn giumam in Der Grportune, Oen
RcbcQcn in bic 6lanfe 5u tollcn-
Sic 9nslduocr ucr0en nlGt bclo-
figt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
IIcbcrIdlwemmlaalN ani NliuOana9.

gRonilG 81 Sonnor. - Ileoers
idpenmtlnaen Gdbai IN ocr Eroulnj
3oa6oogda cui N}iuSanoo C%Dllip'
pinca) nc6r ois $4,000 5hoocn
anocridtct. Giniac Iiiiriftc lino poE
ser @er6inolma nit oer Nmlptlioot
o6oelfn.iiaa Iic u5iHiscu Shriite
tur SiiliqleiitiHa ii'r pie 5cifoliciell
Ncpobncr iino 0crcfs aei5a1 NOR
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

2on0om 27. 5onlor. 0ie
Wlitt1cihnaen pom mollte1cgrtii
idcn 9ric5Sibouplabc iin0, mas bic
@iBclubeitcu bctriiit, uoh INNER
uiOeripredenO. a6cr g il crli@ilid'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

q roui Scnce, n. I'll, 27. San.
5rm Gli5abctb 8. Nlobr ettc
bcnte i6re 2hisiagcn in ciaercr Ca.
de iort. Sic lit betanaIb ange.
tlo0t ibren @atten crnoroct su ba.
bert Gle iprad bciue oornc6mIiH
iibcr i6rc @erbinNuna nit oell bciocn
9lc9ern, Oie ais i6re nugeblibeu
Gonpli5en ongeflo0t iiio. sic crs
tIdrte, Sic 9leacr ieien All oen ibnen
3ur Gait gcle9tcn &crbre1en pollig
imidnl0ig Sie fiibrte aus, 0nB ibr
@atte 3luci Eerionlidteiteu in iid
uereiuiat babe; oui ser cinen Seite
iei CT Elm 9iiti9er mo libcraler 0'atte
aemeicn ouf Scr onoeren ein NOR
pbiumiiidtiger @iit5erih, Der ieine
@ottin niBbanoclt babe.
Irob ollcOem babe Tie ibm IctS
ibre 9ibe bepobrt mo itcts ge6oift,
OoB oie 3eit i6f wieoer ju ibr 5it.
riidbringen wcr0c. 5rau Nlobr be-
itriit oaB tie ie ibren 0jattcn nadj
Dem 2ebeu aetradict oocr ibn De-
orobt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

Nlit einem @otum BON 1716,000
Geoen 100000 crtIart iib ser
GonarcB ocecn sic bonn @orIo.
mcut poiiirte @lilitdromoues-
SorIoec. 9lntroa, oen @ioer.
rlli ser MoBuobnc 8u betreiben
icooh obgclebnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28


@crlin 81 Sonuor. &oroi.
nal bon 6ortmonn Scr Gr56iIdof
bon Goll lit bonn a6nio bon @rcu-
Bcu 5um @lit0Iico Ocs prcnBiiden
Scrreu6ollcS crnount porOcn mic
Die lle6crlec giodridten 9lgcntur
lnittbciG.
Scitcrrcider 9cbcn oc9cn
Gnra55o Dor.
@ariS 81. SSanuar. Scr Gor.
reiponoent OcS ,9D}otin" in &onl Ia0t,
Oab Oic Sto0t Gan C5ioponni 81 Mc.
Qua pcr 5ebn Sa9cn acronmt wurOc,
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14
LET US GIVE YOU
MEDICAL ADVICE
WITHOUT COST
If You suffer from Rheumatism, Catarrh, Malaria.
you have chronic sores, pinples, itchy and botchy
skin. If you have blood trouble in any form.

Specific
of
blood
absorbed
work upwards of fifty
Specific Company.
serouaa,
evident their
the blood whether
Diseases oftrou
for the
normal
OF
additional
feeling perfect health
Jingle with It traA
r
delay
to "just good" Write Medical
Department 49, Swift Specific Co. Atlantis. Ca
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14
Astonishing PolUer Of Iron
to Glue Strength to Broken
DotUn Nervous People

ordinary nuxated iron three times
per day after meals for two weeks.
Then test your strength again and
see for yourself how much you have
gained. have seen dozens of nerv-
Gus, rundown people who were all
ing all the time double, and even
triple their strength and endurance
and entirely get rid of their symp-
toms of dyspepsia, liver and other
troubles in from ten to fourteen
days time simply by taking iron in
the proper form, and this, after they
had in some cases been doctoring for
months without obtaining any bene-
fit. You can talk as you please about
all the wonders wrought by new
remedies, but when you come down
to hard facts there Is nothing like
good old iron to put color In your
cheeks and good, sound. healthy flesh
on your bones 1t is also great
nerve and stomach strengthened and
the best blood builder in the world
The only trouble was that the old
forms of inorganic iron, like tincture
of iron. iron acetate, etc, often ruined
people's teeth, upset their stomachs
and were not assimilated, and for
these. reasons they frequently Ola
more harm than good. But with the
discovery of. the newer forms OF
organic iron all this has been over
come. Nuxated Iron, for example, is
pleasant to take, does not injure the
teeth and is almost Immediately
beneficial.
Note-The manufacturers of Nux-
ated Iron have such unbounded con-
fidence in its potency that tneg
authorize the announcement that they
will forfeit $4,000 to any charitable
institution il they cannot take any
man or woman under sixty who lacks
iron and increase their strength 200
ner cent or over in four weeks time,
provided they have no serious organic
trouble Also they VIII ieIuHu .oui
Iron does not at least double your
strength in ten days time. It is dis
nensed in this city by Wilkinson d
Co. and all other druggists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14
BAPTIST CLASS
HOLDS MEETING
Annual Gathering Of Young Men
Taught by Rev. F. 9. Meal
lister, Held Last
Night.
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
Roy sherwood Chosen as President
for the Coming Year--class
Plans for Future
Months.

Last evening the young mems class
of the Baptist church, taught by Rev.
F. B. McAllister, held its semi-annual
meeting in the parlors of the church.
The former president, Arson Berry
man, said he considered the Office he
had held one of the most important
trusts he had ever been privileged to
hold but since he had been presi-
dent so long, he thought ii best to
election that. followed Roy Sherwood
was elected president. The young
men think their selection n very wise
one, not only because of Mr.. Sher-
woods efficient work in his former
offices. but because of the high
esteem in which he is he'd by the
men of the class. In his address to
the members assembled he said he
hoped he would have the support OF
the entire class In his work, for only
here lay success in this united effort.
Albert Petry, another very popular
young man in the class, was elected
vice president, and Arthur Lumberg,
the efficient secretary-treasurer, was
elected to succeed himself.
The reports showed the class to be
In good condition financially, although
having spent considerable money dur
ing the past half year The average
attendance has been sixty during the
winter" declared the president in his
report, land we ought to make it a
hundred next year"
1t was svoted to give a lawn social
with freel minstrel entertainment by
the class quartet to raise money for
the baseball fee. The pin committee
was requested to send for sample pins
and submit them to the class for
action. 1t was moved that a new
committee be added to the other
committees. The purpose of this COM
mittee lis TOT consider plans and ideas
to maintain the interest and secure
new members. The class voted to
assist the pastor in some social work
he intends to undertake in the near
future The; camping committee said
they had not arranged camp be-
cause of the extremely wet weather.
but that plans were on foot to have
the first encampment in about two
weeks if the weather is favoraDi,.
The boys committee, headed by the
pastor, said large camp for the boys
is planned, but it, too was waiting
on the weather before further steps
are taken.
After the business meeting had ad-
journed the leafs" were brought on
and social time was enjoyed. The
meeting adjourned to meet Sunday
morning at the usual Sunday school
hour.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-14
Physician Says Ordinary Nuxated
Iron Will Increase Strength Of
Delicate Folk 200 Per Cent
In Two Weeks Time In
Many Instances.

NEW, YORK, N. Yin recent
discourse DIR. e. Sauer, well known
Specialist who has studied widely
both in this country and Europe, SAID:
.If YOU were to make an actual blood
test on all people who are III you
would probably be greatly astonlshed
at the exceedingly large number VINO
lack iron and who are Ill for no
other reason than the lack OF iron.
The moment iron is supplied all their
multitude of dangerous symptoms
disappear. Without iron the piood
at once loses the power to change
food into living tissue, and thereioIe
nothing you eat does you any sooo'
you don't get the strength out Oh IL.
Your food merely passes through
your system like corn through mlli
with the rollers SO wide apart thas
the mill can't grind. AS result VI
this continuous blood and nerve
starvation, people become senefails
weakened. nervous and all run down,
and frequently develop all sorts OF
conditions One is too thin; some are
so weak they can hardly walk; some
think they have dyspepsia, kldney
or liver trouble; some can't sleep al
night; others are sleepy and tired
all day; some fussy and irr1tabie;
some skinny and bloodless, but all
lack physical power and endurance.
In such cases it is worse than foolisn
ness to take stimulating medicines
or narcotic drugs, which only whip
ND your tagging vital powers for the
moment, maybe at the expense OF
your life later on. No matter what
any one tells you, If you are not
strong and well you owe 1t to your
self to make the following test: see
how long YOU can work or how far
you can walk without becoming urea,
Next take two five-grain tablets Oh