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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-18
DROPS "YOKE' ON FOOT.

Burley Graves, of 1901 East Third avenue, an employe of the Cotton Felt shops, went to the company's hospital at Texarkana yesterday. for treatment to an injury of his right foot, which was mashed and bruised Wednesday, when heavy coupled yoke was dropped on the membe, by MT. Graves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-18
links Meet Tonight.

The links will meet in regular ses- sion this evening at 7:45 o'clock, at the labor temple, and because inn portant business is to be transacted large attendance is being urged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-18
NOTICE.

All banks, members oi; Pine Bluff Clearing House will be closed Tues day, February 22nd, legal holiday Washingt6n's birthday. PINE BLUFF CLEARING HOUSE
 ASSOCIATION,
 By H. B. STRANGE, Manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-18
CIarendon Cleanine JTp.

Clarendon, Feb. 17-Many residents ,returned to Clarendon today after having been absent for 8 week. The cleanup started In earnest, and with in few days the city wifi take on 2 merchants are doing business today. which is mostly 2 credit business, as there is but little money in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-18
Dyke Shows Weakness at AshWood, 8 Miles Above
 NeWelton Crevasse.
APPEALS FOR AID
 BEHALF OF NEGROES
Refugees Have Been Without Food Since Leyee Gave Way-3,OOO Ma. ro0ned in Newelton Section Wa
 ter in JOnesyille.

Natchez, Miss, Feb. 17.-Another crevasse is threatened at Ashwood, cn Lake Pamyra, eight miles above the present break.
 The levee is very weak, and it is expected to give way et any moment. It was reported today that the levee had given way, but this was without foundation.
 Newelton is appealing for immedi- ate aid fer the destitute negloes that have been without food since tha crevasse. The crevasse water has reached St. Joseph. The river is send ing water into Jonesville. Backwater has reached Ferriday.
 Black river is rising at the rate of four inches every "A hours at Jones. vile and water is now entering the streets of the town.
 Railroad traffic will be forced tn suspend within tEe next few dayU.
 The flood situation is expected t., present 8 serious problem at Newell ton. There are several thousand ne- gro refugees housed in mills and cot- ten gins around that town, and few. if any, brought moxe than enough food to last through a day.
 3OGO Negroes MarOOned. Several motor boats started from St. Joseph today for Newellton, where they are intended for use in remov- ing about 5000 negroes who are ma rooned in that section, t; the levees Or the railroad, where they may be taken to the Mississippi side. Relief trains still were running out of St. Joseph today ever the Memphis. Helena and Louisiana branch of tho Iron Mountain system. Below New Orleans at Ostrica, where a break was reported las: night, comparatively light damage is thought to have been done, according to last reports. The water at this point had little difficulty in breaking through a dike already damaged by the storm of last September. Be- cause of the storm battered condition of the levee, care was used by farm eds in keeping their crops from the overflow territory.
 Atchafalaya Break Widens. The break in the levee below Mel- vile, on the .Atchafalaya river, con tinues to widen, and today the back water was nearer Melville. No fear is felt Ter the Safety or the town, however, as back levees have been constructed since the 1912 high water. .T
 Early morning reports showed that the 300 workers at New Roads, below the mouth of the Red river, were holding their own against the rivers attack on the levee there. While it is stated there is still danger of a break, the chances for the levees hclding are much brighter than last night.
 125,000 Acres OvertlOwed.
 Reports received here of weak spots in the levees above and below Natchez caused apprehension Of further breaks. It was estimated to- day that more than 125.00O acres al- ready had been flooded.
 Hundreds of recruits have joined the rescuing parties, and organized efforts are being made to take the marooned persons to place of safety. Scarcity of motorboats makes this work difficult.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-18
The Weather

Friday, fair and colder; Saturday. fair.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

cas- obne 5urht DOR ii6Ien 5oleen &C.
irunten meroen fam. GS 1T 70 gui
Gus Dem beiten Mal5 llno Sopfen ge-
traut uno 10 Oolltommen gegdbri
uno 10 griinolid oelagert oaB oer
idpddite W2ogen uicbt angegrifien
miro. Seine Iei@te @eroaulidfeii
cr6obt leine boben itdrienocn lnl
naBrbaiten Gigenihaiten. @ebaltrei-
DIES EofeIbier. Greo 9aaeruidmiot's
Dglmericon @rewerD, Sdrforo.9lpe.,
W}onlrment- lmO Sillen.Str. Eel
0. & q. Ylount Gernon 365.
(SuniO (gln6.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
an Ser gsarfoie aeitor6en.

&6ilip 9ereis, eiu Stugeitelter ser
@onermerfe. ein Spier bon G6lo-
roform-g}orcoie. Or. Samuel
Seloner Scr 6e6ou0e(noe 9lr5t.
9ereis mar ieit lduaerer Belt
frauf. II 8eiano id1 oneebIilnim
Geliriim.
@ei elmer Gbloroiorm g3arcotif-
ring peri6ieO geiteru @ornittag in
ieiner g9obnung 9tr. 923, 9foro.@en-
tral.9lpeuue, Der 40 Sabre aIte 9(n-
geiteate Der itdoiiiGcn @oiicrperfe
@bilip 8ereiS, welAer felt etpa iiinf
Aoden fr6nflih i'll, uuO inn Sauie
Oerweilen mlBte, 5eiate in oen lebten
Eagen miiiaaenoe Sumptome elmer
5unebmenoeu Ner0oiitdt melhe oem
Geliriim gleihfamen. Or. 2. g9.
SeIOner bate @ereis felt ieiner Gr-
Training in 8ebonolltng.
sSn Ser 9ta6t gum Gieuitog purOe
Der 9lnfaQ oeS WlanneS INNER itdr-
fer imo beidIoIieu oie @eruanoten
geitern Morgen 0r. Seloner, Der nit
Dem 3uItono oes gotienten Dertraut
mar, 81 Hatbe 5u 5ieben. Gs mor
Dem glr5t nidt mo9li1 9ercis, Der
itorf fantoiirte, Ourb geeignete @3e-
oi3in 3l 6erubigen, imo periuhte Oa-
ber oeniel6en ourd 9}orcoie gum
ShIof 81 bringeu. Ger glr5t bate
nae gorii1tsmaBregcln angepanOt,
ino bielten Oie @eriuanoten oic San.
oe oeS 9ranten, pd6reuo Or. SelO-
uer Die Maste auileete. Ser 9lr5t
botte oos Gbloroform faum cine @lis
mute mirfen loiieu, ais CT ia6, OoB
9ereis 3eiden Scr 9lilfloiung bon iib
ea6. Sofort miroen geeionete @e-
aenmittel angemauOt, bod pareu
Oieie erfolglos.
Sin 9riioer Oes @erltor6eneu, Geo.
s. 9ereis, crflGrte, Dab Scr Geritor-
bene ieit Idnaerer Belt franf iei
unO ieiue Granf6eit wo6rideinli6
mIi ii6ermdBiges Grinfen uno einem
glierenleioeu berriibrt Sem 8uitanO
OeridIimmerte iid om Montag, lmO
muBte 9ereis Oen gon5en Gag I'M
9ett 0erblei6en. sSn Der 9lobt iing
9ereis al 81 fontaiireI mo niibteu
feline 9errbigungsmittel Or. SelO-
ncr, weIder aeaen 10 llbr gornit-
tags geruien ipir0e, puroe bon Dem
Eatienten nidt me6r erfannt. Ger
gIr5t fab, OaB mir cine 9iorcoie oen
Ylanu berubigeu fonnte Or. SeIO-
ner mahte Der Holi5ei bon Dem @or-
faa Nlittbeilimg lno miro ser Goro.
ner Oen Sal imteriuden. Sic Be
eroiglmg iinoet 6reitag itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
llnirrlnItnnna.9N .9Nrnlnriirr.

,,0ippDbruuc" Gau0cOile uuo 28unOelhlloet.
,.Jiinrr Uicw Nafl" Anerlcl Noiinbehll'
QunQen.
,Bnh edprr Fart" qluerci llnierbalhnacn,
,,YWHun Eal Bart" gllorlc llnierbuliunacl.
xplncncf Bead Ihqlin 0riurlloncn
gaieban inl ,,crule 4ari" Neuie e1lii'
more acqen Neuuri
.,Tcmldte 4ealicnDnne" Riinalimonlan,
neii M, 5nnb 6fiiblina5let im pJiiber &cp'
fnri"
IrrielninleitS. Wemelnbep Iieuiiaa lln0
Wilinuo1 afo6es 0robecrenicii uno CONCERT lm
G0uiDuulp
,,tluic Bran1.Vcreen" Wllipo6 ben q,
Nuli. SthDhnqeicil i'm aGanHliaiier farlr
,,Nrluu" Ennuinn Den ~. Suni afObc
9TlnnnM nnl Dem AnmpIel aNreamInno"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
@ater Gnael6arOt'a gsecrSinnnn.

Ole @ecrOigung bon Batter g[uoren
6. gnqelbarot aiiiitircnoer Seelior-
ger Der bl. arcu5.airde, welcber am
W}ontog g}odmittog i'm ct. Soiepbs.
SoIpital bonn Tooe obberufen NOR.
6cn mar, miro on 8reitaa Gormittag
BON Scr ocnounten Stride aus itott.
iinocn. 9luf beionocres 8erloneeh
0cs Gabingeibieoenen miro Batter
Gilbert Smith bon Der ct. WarD's
Stor Of tbc Sco STRIDE Die Erauer.
ieicr leiten. Cine 9leqienmeiie miro
I'M 10 llDr celebrirt peroen. Ole il.
0ii1c Siillc Goter @ngeIborot's be-
iinOct iicb 5ur 8eit in Dem @iorrbouS
gir. iOA, @eit.@cit StroBe &noben
oes 6l. areu3.2Dceums, Die Ct.
gauls.Nitter mo Die aotboliide
@obIt6diigfeits'2egion DerIebeu ab.
mcdieIno Die 2eidenmade. N}orgen
ipiro sic 2eibe in Der Stride oufee.
bnbrt peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

Ids @ro0raum iiir oas Gon3ert
sec iiaotiiden Farf.aapcae inter
2cihma bon Nroi. Ianiel 6elomann
tm .TruioSia-&orf~ beute Qlbeno
bon 1880 bis 10 llbr it, wie iol9t;
1parh pt goricacH @oinob
B. IOerinrc ,AuO Bids" . .WlcnoclSiobu
81 GcIciiion apoiimaHHS @rldbnnnen"
Cfenban
l AQl3cr Slig6i ui 1uncu .-...... .Nolle
q. VnpbpnIum colo .NulD Nnn0
i1r 1buinne GniN)
o. TQniaiie lbc 0inti" "...........|.. N.Nrcl
NuQti GQuDiicn" ...........NH NHiqini
a. ErlCii.Ou 1hc Rrlncob NQi" ~. Sctpeii
81 EouiOcrn Yiaunii0n Son0o" .NonicrHQ
40. Niatl0 aNu 9imcrica7 ....... 8amcui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
gIas ben etaats. .gareaaE.


Ole gomnliiiion fir 6ffentlide ge.
tricbe miro porausiidtlib innerbaIb
elmer @ode nit Dem neiien &aten'
uuo 3onen.Spitem, peI6es Die Gbe'
lapeate lmo %otomac GelepboH.Go.
mutcrbreitet bal. iib befaiien. Serr
Osborne S. gelIott, Der Siilfs.@euc-
rolonmnlt Der Gommiiiiou ihloirt
3iir 8eit ben neuen @lon Der @om.
pognie. Inter Dem neuen SDltenI
IGBt Die Selepbon Gompoanie BON
ibren lt6otii6en uro &oritoot Gin.
fiinften etpo $4,000 fallen lmO ge.
ocntt, oieic Simme our1 auswdr.
tiae pieoer al oeden.
0ns gureul Der Stoats gllltomo-
bil.Gommiiiion mur0e geltern BON
@orrett @eb1oe noh g1r. II, Oit.
2crinqton StroBe, tronsferirt unO
Scr 9lutomobil Gomniii1r. 0berit
6. gluitiu 9ougbmon bofft, beute
oocr ipoteitenS morgen Die reguld'
rcn @eIh6fte I'M neueu Bureau pie.
scr olfnebuen 81 fonnen.
bic Stoats Gonierbotions Com
miiiion bielt gcitern glohnlittng iuic.
0erlm cine Sibung ob, IN melAer
6oiiptlddlid meitere @l1ne 5ur
OluhfiiDrlmg oeS neuen @eieees
5ur Grboltine ocr arebie in Der Gbe.
Iopcofc.Yoi beiproden pur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

Disadvantages Geportemcnt u @m.
@arren Scardl, il.
gou5eiten Ceporteinent 9ln.
OreiU ". Smitb mo SorrB @artin
ggia.
Gle @emiuner BON &reiicn unS
@r6mieH iinO:
@eabooD YrGmien.
gl6eno Sdule II 5rei6ano 2e-
partement - Nlorris Oubop, @ea-
oD9r0mie BON $50.
9lbeno Sbule ~ 3eiden &C.
partement sri. Soa sge6b SoneS,
&eobooD s@r1mie bon 500.
9l6eno Sdlle 0le6onii6es
Geportement @m. Com. Bauer.
IT,, 9eo6ooD &r1mie BON $50; 8.
81. Sorrigou @eaboOD -9rdmie bon
$50; @. gloolpb 9eutbeher, @eaboOD.
&rdmie bon $50; Sarrp 8. 2uers,
@ea6oOp @rdmie BON $50
9(6enO Sdule ~ 9au5ei6en-Ge.
partement II @eo. 96os. 9uu6 ir..
9luguIt s. Goiier un0 @m. @oporO
9feifier. je cine @eo6ooB @rdmie
bon $50.
6re6erid &oin e.M eOoillc.
9l6eno Sdnle m OlehaniideS
Tpnortpmpnt - Sorrn g QiirS
Sagidnlen grGmien II &ilrius
in Sen S6oneu aiiniieu 5rel.
IteQe an ser @enniDlponia 9lfo0emie
Scr S6onen Giinite SRI. @lorg.
Sermon GurrD; A. So6r 6rI 6.
2ouiic 9iggs, $50, conditioned; 3.
So6r Soiep6 o.. @farr 6rei.
iteQe om WiorDlonO Suititut
3eideu Grrius ~ A, Sabr SRI
Sclcn 2eona Smith, $50. con0itio.
nca; 8. Su6r 6rI 9lnito So BE
@oa 6reiiteae an N'orplano
Suititut.
gl6enoihulen : @r6mien - g9ett.
bemerb in gl6enOflaiie ~ i. BreiS
9lnorep So6nion Cater, $40 mS
6rciitele; 2, @reis - 9Ilpin @leDer,
So rno 6reiiteac.
9o6enOe @rm0bnuue @m Rc.
giualo @atfinS.
Souoer @reis i'm @au5eiden.Ec.
partement n Oilrh ooS @ntgegen.
fommen eiueS 6reunoes Oes Snititl.
tcs Sir WlaoB 8eidueu bette.
ben0er nGolonial 9lrbeit ~ 5reo.
Steiner, $40
Ginebort Stulptur Sdule II f..
@reiS 9llDin % MeDer, $50; 3.
@reis Sri. 2DOia Ce6oro, $25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
Gum gInOcnfcn an Sic Gonf6Ocrirtcn


@eitern wuroen oie @rdber Der
confooerirten SoIoaten nit 9ergen
prd&tiger 9Mmeu geidnliidt, oud
puroen couf0Oerirte SSabncn nit
Dem Sternenbanner ii6erall 6ibI6
arronairt. 0ie bauptiddlibe 2eitlug
Ger 0iraberidntiidling botten Sobne
un0 Sodtcr bon Geteronen ii6ernom-
men. Geteronen ielbit moren nlr in
geringer 3obl bertreten. I'm ll6r
geitern Nodmittog troien ii1 sic @e-
teronen bonn Gonfo0erirten Scim 5lt
&ifespille nit anoeren @eteranen
aus allen Ebeileil ser Stoot beim
Gingong gum 2ou0on-Barf, bon no
aus iie nod Dem Sbeil OeS 5rieO6oiS
moridirten. in melHem iicb Die @r1-
ber Der Gonfoocrirtcn befinOeL no
lid cine einorudsuolle Gercmonic ob-
lpieltc. 3ie 2ebtere mur0c eingeleitet
our6 einen M6unercbor, welcber 0os
Sieo Sleep on, 8 boppD Seroes"
gum &ortrog brddte. O}ob ciucm bon
Eoitor Or. @illiom 30. Come, Dem
Stcftor Der 6iid0fli6. proteitontiitben
@1emoriat&irNc, geipro1encn @ebet
biclt @err SomeS gS. Smens bon 9ln-
nopoIis Ole Nlemorialrcoe. Sri. Gate
@icgSi0ioms iong Elm Solo imo gum
SdluB ian9en ollie 9(npeicnoen nit
NllIiif6egleitlme ogldber, mein @ott
81 Dir" 81 Gbren oes Cages mebten
oui Oerihicoenen @ebGuoen ser
Staot Die 5loe9en ouf SnIbmalt
aud puroe CUR Mittagsitunoe Die
&atbbauSaIode fiinf Wlinuten lana
gelGlitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

6rOkes GrObeerfeit unO 5ri6linas-
CONCERT, OOm 6raueuOerein perau.
itaItet, am 9ienitas nnO NlithUOdJ
gI6enO i'm SdnIbaus. I'm sa6lrei-
den SeimdJ iuirO sebetcn!
(,llni3- "A .6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

aeIrarapdiider g9eiterberidIt.

glus ben iibrigen Blnoes : gSeiter'
9eobadtiugs. .Stationen muroen Die
IoIgenoen bodien 9emperatlren
oie i'm s llbr geiteru Ql6eno berri6-
ten beridtct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

Orr oentldle n@iertc", 0as 9siingit.
feit bcs 0fntidIcn g8uiienbnnics,
Nluutaa, ~. SnHi, uer.yicp.9art.
SeSer 0entidle iOllte cs feiern DeIfcu.
(3unls-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
Der MeItfriea 6ente bor eiHem
9abr.
z. Suni 1915.
(Qo6 sem 9eridlt oes 0eutiden
@eneraliiabs)
n Nnni I0I5.

,Sn gl6idniii BON qlrras gcpin-
ueu Die 5ran5oieu norolid bon
gllberi an gooen. gln Der 2lisne'
5rout meroen bic 5ran5olen beim
@eriudl, 1erlorene Stellpnaen 3u'
riid5uerobcrh aeidlageil
Ielitibe gHiiihiiie bomborSi'
rem Ste Iods bon aingIton mo
@rimsbp am Sumber an Der
Ciitiiite Guglano's
Su @al8ieu iioBt oie Sceres'
8rlppc 0pi6mer bis an Die 8a0n
2emberg Stauislaus Dor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

5im %ertouie onsgeidrieben imo cr.
bielt Dor einigen 1ogen OoS gIngebot
oes Serrn Griffith. Tieier beiibt cil
Sano1ous in Ser g}G1e oes Gees imo
erworb iid oos @elanoe BON Ger
Stoot, I'M cine ineebinoerte 9luS-
iidt ii6er ben Gee iicb 81 iiberu
&ausfauf on Der 2 t. Bau l.
StraBe.
Tie StraBenoir6bruhs Com.
million mohte geiteru betaunt, oaB
iie in 9erbiuoiug nit Der 6riUeitc-
una Der ct. PAUL. StraBe oos SauS
glr. 325, ct. &aulsStraBe. fir Die
Gimme BON 81 ,s3266 gefalit 6dtte
Gies 1T boroilsiidtIieb elmer Der leB.
ten @el1noefduie. ole in 9erbinoung
NIT Der @rpeitenmg Ser ct. @oul.
StraBe nod notbpeuoig limo.
@ebt in 3oniulatS 0icnit.
s. Somnro 9, g9eit, Ser Sobu oes
Observation-Disclosures Samuel g.
@eit Der oie 10. @aro i'm eriten
8peige pertritt, 1T i'm @unoes.aon.
iularoienit augeiteat uoroeu. @r bat
geIteru oabinae6enoe glodribt aus
Mai6ington er6alten lm0 glalbt nad
Manbeiter, Gnglauo, beriren 81 mer.
0en. Die Grnennung geidnb ouf
@mpiebhng oes GongreB- -VlitglieOes
s. @borles Sintbicum mo lit BON
0}aDor &reiion inOoiiirt porOen.
Serr @eit begab iih Dor einigeu "a.
gcn nadj @oi6inaton. lno na6m nit
General Goniul Carr 9iiidiprode,
morauf ieine @rnennlng erfolgte.
llripriinglih bate Serr @eit oamit
ocrehnet nod Calgary, alberta, be.
ruien 81 mcroen. @eit iie6t I'M gll-
ter BON 10 Sobreu lm0 arbeitete eiu
sSabr Lang i'm 9altimorer 6onUen.
tiouS.9ureou. Gr mobnt nit ieinem
goter i'm Sauic g}r. 2235, Monoaws
min.glOemle.
8efIogen lid iiber stall.
8uitdnOe
@oitor s.. q. SSadion. ser Seelior-
ger Der baptiiiiiheu Suaer Memo.
riaL&irhe, an Der @de Ger Sutton.
glpenue un0 @ind)eiter. .StraBe, er.
id5ien geiteru nit elmer gln5a6l bon
2euten, Die in ser betreiienoen Stoot.
gegeu0 mobnen Dor ser 9uoget.@e-
b0roe uno 6eidwerte iih ii6er Den
3iitano Ger IN Dem Dem StrnBenrei.
uialng5 Gcpartement acborigen
StalgebduOe, oireft ueben ser Stride
berriht. gs mur0e gelteno gemaht
Dob Die 9lrbeiten bel 6ortihoffen ser
9lbidae, im0 oas @erduib imo Ole
@eriic6e oes Staacs oen @ottesoienit
IN DER Stride itoreu lno ole geiamm-
te 9ladbaridlait ihdoiseu Stoot-
rotbsmitglieo gllbert s. Tolion botte
ilh oeu Qroieitiiibreru angeihIolien,
erbielt ober Die glusfunit OaB Die
geihper0eu niht abiieabar ieieIL
mo cine notiirlibe 6olse oes Gienit-
betriebeS oes StraBenreiuiguHgs.
Gepartemeuts ieien. Gas ein5ige
Wlittel mare cine @erleguna oes
Staaes. ole a6er in Der ndhiten 3eit
nod nibt crioIgeu tonne. Serr ca.
muel q. @oDo erfl1rte, oaB menig-
iieus 3ebu @obnbdiiier III DER betrei.
fenOen glohboriAaft ein aaiBes SSobr
leer aeitouoen bdtten. Gie 9uoget.
9eboroe Deriprah oen 9eihwerOe-
fiibrern BEL Ser eriien Gelegen6eit sic
3nitduoe an Grt imO Stellc in gIt.
gcnidem 5i ne6meu, mo cine Jidli.
nnna oes geuietbeten Stallgeboii-
Oes in @rpogung 81 5iebcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

lHt6.


Sir Wlarplano un0 oeu 1iitrift
Columbia belte @egen uno iiio6rIi.
de 3in0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

Ter ShrH inl uiittleren g2elten
bemegie iid geIiern Nloraen in Sn.
oiaua IN norooiilider 9idtung no
mar bon beitigen @euitiern begIeitet
Gin ltarter 9iegeu iiel i'm iiiolideu
Ibeile ser groBeH seen Sn Gbio
inns oem mittIereu Oliiiiiiippi.l6ale
iit oie Eemperatur unter Dem nor.
malen Stonoe. oogegen III Die Gem.
peratir IN Der 9legiou Der 6eliengc.
6irgc mo an Scr &aciiic aiiiie be.
0ellteno mdrmer gIaen SIu5eiher
uad miro es 6citte inn niiitieren @cs
item IN ben otlautiideu 1taotcu lmo
in 4em@uglano rc9nen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

Scr lliobbdnBioe Niiraerpereln
ron NloiDlauo bat an feline 9titgllt'
scr rmo @ereine iolacnoes Girtnor
ou50eianot. aglm Sonuia8, oen H..
,Sni 1916. gl6cuos 8 ll0r iinoet n
,yoros Gpernbaus cine @eodatIiB.
Itlcr Al gDreu Der aciaIencn &eIoen
Ger iriidcu &epolmiion ltott SSn Die
ics bcmcGien 8cit no ia aemeiuias
mcr @odt uno g9ebr 0entIb.glue'
rilauer imo Sriid slmerifaner
5dlaier an sdulter lte6cn INN ini.
lele 2an0eSlreibciteu geaeu oie per.
idiberiihen 0luhinationcn oer 9rI.
ienoicner 8u Dcrtbcioigcn 8iemt es
idj lpobL oaB mir an oieier bebren
Ncrandoltuua tbeilnebmen 3nper'
FdltlA Sbre 9et9dligung IN corpore
rrraricn0. pcrbleiben mir nit trcu.
0altihcm &ruB hilbert =. Janibanes
3raiioeHt aarl @6mei5er 5etre.
Tar.
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Nnnlrrt am NalI9luaN.N NlannmenI.

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oiciupalo Dot iir Dos Gou3ert am
1alsluag.4lpmment Gcnte gI6eno
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12 nEiar Gpauae0 Banner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
GdnHefnrten

bon uno nad Deutidlano uno
Ocitcrreih llneoru iiber Rotteroom
mO glew,Dorf. @eloienouugeu nod
Guropo.
S6eO. 8. 9iener & So,
217 Sn-9nItimOre.Str.,
(01dr5i3) 243 Sa0.YrOaomaB.
nbmHrnteu, ois oeu ,,Dmtinen GorvslpoH.
bemeu" nalt pAnliIlh 0bcr unfegeluldNia e.
halten. nHn afbtieu, peI ciilse oopon VET xeles
ytpp ohft -Afliilf WlutueNuna ~ mehlA,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

Cdnacr mu6 Garner iuerocn oaS
NaiiericF am DiOutrg, ~. 1nnb i'm
Mluer9ieiu.9garf Ucrid0nrrH bcIIeH
EigmouD, oer Oentidleg glus ~ ben
slaeru bat iolltC fcbleH.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
3 .9eparIemeni iaF eanOluirI9.
idlait -8etter.gnrea
QIcridJi 0c8 NaltimOrc @ettcrbmrrans

Ier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Suit
mor ~ Bro5cnt I'M s llbr NiorgcnS
Nnb GG grn1rnt inn s llbr gLhenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

SeOe Oentide Samilic Der GtaOt
ae6e ain MOntno, 12. 9nui, nad Oem
Sliper yiew garf snm g9aiicufei,
Oem DgrOhen Sage Der 9SflesIinse
Oes 0emtidtBnms,
(Sumi3 y
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18
EVER SALAVATED BY
CAL0MEL? H0RRBLE|
caIoneI 10 Quicksilver ana Acts Like
Dynamite on Your
Liver.

Calomel loses you a day! You know
what calomel Is. It's mercury: quick.
silver. Calomel Is dangerous. II
crashes into sour bile like dynamite.
cramping and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be-
put into your system.
When you feel bilious. sluggish. con.
stipated and all knocked out and be.
lieve you need dose OF dangerous
calomel Just remember that your drug.
gist sells for soc large bottle OF bod.
sons Liver Tone. which is entirely
vegetable and pleasant to take and Is
a perfect substitute for calomel. II Is
guaranteed to start your liver without
stirring you up inside. and cannot sal.
kate.
Don't take calomel' II makes you
sick The next day: Il loses you days
work. vodson's Liver Tone straight.
ems you right up and you feel great.
Give II TO the children because II Is
pc, .ectiy harmless and doesn't grippe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-18
GREECE SUFFERED
FOREST FIRES
Regretted by Queen Sophia Who liza
Great Apostle Of conserva-
tIsn,.
,py associated Press,

Athens. Aug. lS.-The immense
forest fires that have swept Greece
during the past few weeks have been
a~source Of particular chagrin to
Queen Sophia. for the Queen OF the
Hellenes has been tho leading fig
ure in the conservation movement IN
Greece. The barren mountains that
three thousand years ago were clad
with verdure have been stext for
the Queen In her crusade to teach
the modern Greeks the need OF pres.
ervation OF the woods and streams.
Each year Queen Sophia plants n
tree with her own hands as an ex.
ample to the women OF Greece. But
this year she had no luck. for during
the night following this Arbor Day
ceremony wandering shepherd pas.
sed with his flock and the newly
planted tree was isnobly eaten by
the sheep.