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Valdez daily prospector., 1916-05-15

Several pieces of desirable proper ty for sale. Oscar Fish. If
 
 Call and see our new spring stock of wallpaper just arrived on the Str. Northwestern. Some of the latest patterns. c. c. Rudolph. If
 Superintendent Middlecamp of the Ellamar mine. accompanied by, Mrs. Middlecamp, is spending the day in town. N Z
 RESULTS-We can secure thetn. List your holdings with us. Alaska Inv. Go. It SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-For- mer Mayor Eugene Schmitz, who was Imprisoned for graft while in office. and after his release several months ago was again. eandidate for mayor. has began the circulation of petition for the recall of Mayor Rolph, which he announced several weeks ago he would do He says the mayor is negli- gent in city hall construction.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-05-15

Carbureters, magnetos, batteries spark plugs and coils at Mead's. ti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
OerOr66nungen.

pei Dem 9Dlenldrm Der moberner
S9Iac6t gibt es ipabrf4einli9 taum
einen Mann, Der ni1t Togenannte @er'
MISUNDERSTANDING in ben Sbrer
betommt. @lHdli6erpeiIe geben in
Der acknowledgement N2e9radbl Del
TGlle Die @rIdeinungen buIO lpieOer
5uriid. Sdufig tommt ss aber au
bauernben S9Goisungen. 9ie SdIe,
bic 9r. Gugen S9leiinger fab, ipareu
ousnabmsloS odour9 entifanoen, oab
in unmittelbarer RGbe beS putienten
cine @ranate gepIoBt mar. 9ier tptrs
fen bann beioe Sdttoren beftigsr
&nal uno 2uftbrudI9pontungen su=
iammen. 0ie Symphonic iin6 i'm ipe.
ientli9en S8nerb0rigteit, 0rudsefiibl
i'm Sbr, SauIen unO &lingen. @as
beoentli9ite Symptom 1T oie S9psrs
borigteit. Sic tritt in lpe9ielnOer
Stdrie auf. @on gang lei9ten 8eein,
trG9tigungen Biz CUR b0IIigen Suub'
beit tommsn ale @rooe Dor. 0as
Srommelfea 1T in bieIen 5dlen nors
nal, in man9ep Tdlen iperben Sroms
melfelriiie beoba9tet, an Die iib cine
@iterung ani9lisBen fam. 0ie @es
b0rempfinoungen Derl6pinOen meilt
Biz auf geringe Helte. 2dnger bleibt
getpDbnli9 elm oumpfer Druid i'm Sbr
auriid uno Dor allen cine uebcrens
pfinOli9tett gegen @erduide. 9ts
W2ebr3obl Ser Sale 1T oOppelieitig.
@eipO6nli9 miro oas Obr itdrter bc'
troffen, auf beTen Seits bic 9ranutt
qeplabt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
,,GnaeaalIO."

Mebr aIs einmal finOen mir in oa
Glteren OeutIben 2iteratur fir @ng.
Lamb Die 8e5ei9nung rGueeuano"
bor. So lieit man betIpielspeiIe in
einem Idngen in n0es &naben @uns
0erborn" dbgebridtsn @ebi9t, baB
Die @Iftauienb Sungfrduen, bic in
&0ln ben MurtertoO erlitten, 5u
S9iff unter Gubrung Der beiligen
llriula auf Dem H9siA BON @ngelluuo
na9 &0ln getommen 1eien. Wie Der
I'm 8. Sabrbunbert Iebenbe engliI9e
gelebrte M6n9 8eba @enerabilis in
fetuer IateiniI9 gel9riebenen eng
lif9en &ir9engeI9i9te mitteilt, bat
Der 9apit @re9or Der @roBe BEL ben
@nglGnOern oaour9 Elm gutes Nnges
oenten binterldfen, Dab er angelIG9>
iii9e SiinsIinse (QtnglD. Sic in gom
uIs. StlaDen feilgeboten lpurben, ipes
gen ibrer engelbofien @eIi9ts5iise
(nam ct angeIicom bobent faciem) nit
@nseln (anselO Derglth. Die tapfes
rem TelOgrauen, bic in Slanbern ges
gen bic @ngldnber gefdmpft buben uno
nod idmpfen, peroen unter ben i6nen
fetnolitb gegeniiberiiebenoen peiBen
@ngldnoern - bon ben farbigen @ngs
ldnoern nolIen mir gang dbIeben =
tpobl taum cine angelica facies (ensels
bafte @eIi9tsaiige) entOedt baben.
4lIo miiRen f9 bic GnglGnber felt
Der 3eit bes popifes Sresors bes
@roBen ou9 rein duBerli9 isbr gu
ibrem glaGteil berGnoert bobcn -.
@oetbe idgt i'm nGduit" betdnnfli9
BON Oen b0fen GeiItern: rSie IiIpeln
erglif9, tpenn iie liigen." Qlus Dem
gan5en 3uIammcnbanee OieIer SteIle
gebt tIar berDor, Dab bier Ods Wort
nenslif9" nur uuf Gngel ge3ug babeu
tann. Sin enslii9er 2orO ober mar
6ariiber dnoerer Wleinung; er iibers
1ebte, ipie in Dem beidnnten Merte BON
9(nbreIsn iiber n@oltsetpmologie"
nitgsteilt mirb, bieIe Dorte Oes
nJduf" folgenoermaben ins GngIiI8e:
nSbeD Iiip in Gnglii9, ipbcn tbeD lie. "
Ser CUTE 2oro muB feline 2unosIeute
gang Dortrefflih getannt bdben. Sc
raoe in Dem gegenpdrtigen Melttriese
baben ia bic GnelGnoer ge5cigt, DaB iis
i'm 2iigcn unerreidte Metfer finO uno
0aB iie in Oiefer 8e5iebung BEN 5rdns
Sofen sana beoeuteno Den Stang abs
laufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
Sic bcntffJr 9djrift.


1et benz 8dmpf lin Die OeutI9e unt
Iatsinii9e S9rift bat man 70 mun9er
2ron5eugen oafiir unb Ougsgen aufge.
rufen. 9ns 9erteioiger Der lateiniI6eu
S9rtft f9ob man INNER oen uroeut'
i9en Satob @rimm In BEN @orber,
erunb. 9tber es ldFen fi4 aud &c.
pi9tiec 5iirIpreGer Der oeutI9er
S9rift anfiibrsn, unb untsr oieIer
ma9t Or. @uitoD Router in ben
r9renoboten" duf einen oufmcrtIdm,
Der 5u ben grDbten @eiitesbeIOeu
9euti9lan0s gebDrt uno beKen Stel'
lung gu Oiefer Srase man bisber nod
ntdt bed9tet Bat. Gs iit Smonuel
aant. Sn Der 9Ra6I6rift gu leinei
4bbonblung iiber ben Streit bel
6atultGten IGreibt er Bel @ripdbnune
bon 6ufelanbs Matrobiotii:: rDer
@erfaRer Der &unIt, bas menl9li6i
2eben gu berldngern, oarf i'd al1o ba'
5u ipobl aufforoern, odB er tpobltpol'
lenb aud Oarduf beOa9t iei, ole 9lugeu
Der 2eier in S9uB gu nebmen. Dil
ieBige Mobe mill es bdgcgen dnbers,
ndmli9 nit lateiniI9er (pobl gor
3uriiO=) S9rtft Elm Wert oeutI9sn
sSnbolts al bruden, bon pel9er Brett,
topf nit @runO idgte, Dab gliemdnS
oas 2eien Oerfelben 70 ldnse ausbaltI
ols nit Der beutf9en." Selten bai
ipobI elm Msnfh in feiuem 2eben Ir
bel uno nit 70 Diel gsba9t geleIen lpil
&ant. Menn er uIIo Der Nnii9t mar,
bnB Die bsutfde S9rift lesbarer Iei
nIs Die Iuteinif9e uno ous 9luge piel
mebr f4one, 10 fdnt iein llrteil f9pei
in Die MogIddle. ltebrisens iIt biz
4nipenbune Der beuti9en S9rift be.
tanntli9 ni6t auf Die beutTbe Spra9t
beI9rGntt; iie finbet in England ale
3ierT4rift in psifsm llmfanse Ser.
ipenbung, eeleeentIi9 aud in Trdnt.
reid. 0inniI9. @fbniI9, 2itbauiIf
iperoen nit ocutI9er S9rift georudt;
i'm polntI9en ipenigItens poltStiimlibt
Bidder fpie Die 8i6el. Triiber ipuroer
nibt nur DdniI9 unD S9pebii9,
fonbern leIbit 2atsin uno iiberbaupi
ale oermdniI9en un0 romoniI6er
SpraGsn nit oeutT9er @8rift &c.
brudk @eutIcbe unO lateiniI9e S9rifI
iinO iberbaupt ni9t 3pei p0nig Der,
i4ieOsne S9riften, ipie ettpa 9ebrdiId
uno GbineIii9 oosr @ristbiI9 unt
9tufiI9, Ionbern es iino nur 5ipei
Ausbiloungsformen elmer uno berIel'
ben S4rift. einmal in ediser, oos an.
bere Wlal in runOer GornL MIR oaB oi'
Oeutf1e, ipie &ant betOnt, lesbarer
unO unIerem oeutI9en SormgefiibI
mebr ongepaBt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
3o0C Der @uure.

Sn Der DeutI6en parfiimsrie5eitung
ber0ffenilidbt 0r. MeiB intereKants
gGngaben iibcr bic menI9liden Saure.
9ana9 tommen 0ur9i9nittli4e nuf
einen 8udorot3eniimeter Saut oeS
S9eitsIs III, bes 2inns oreiunos
oipnn5ig unb Der @orberflG9e oeS
Oberarmes a9t 6aure. Die GeIdmts
oabl Der 6aore betrdgt am &opf 5irta
10000, am iibrigen &orper airfa
10000. @os @cpi6t bes peibli9en
&ppfbdores iteGt ii9 ouf $50 @ramm
uno mebr. Die i9pursen Saare iinO
ipeniser oi4t dls Oie bruunen uno
blonben, 0os Werbdltuis 1T 86:95:107
9as meni4li9e 6our 5erreibt ourG,
idnittli4 srit bci 180 @rdmm 8es
laitung. Dd6rcnb BEL bielen Sieren
Der Sdorpe4lel periooiIh lit (Som'
mers unO Binterpel5), 1T er beim
Menf9en fortloufeno. Gs fallen tag
Ii9 bier5ig Bis 100 &opf6oare aus;
0ie 2ebensoauer Der &opf6aare betrGot
afpei Biz bier Sabre, bic Der 2[ugsn'
tpimpern 100 Bis $50 Sage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
T6aliG 6ei gefangenen.

Bon Der Deitber3steit, nit Der BIZ
gommdnoanien Der @eidnoenenldgei
In Deuil6Iano baB 2eben Der ariegs.
eeTangenen regeln, 3eugt cine 3bedter'
borItellung, Die i'm 9riegsgefangenen
lager gu pardim in Wedlenburg Itutt'
finbcn burfte. 9erdnitoltet nuroe oil
Worrellung, ipie bds .9erliner Tage'
bIatt" miiteilt, bon ben iiibilden Sol
bateu untsr ben ruIHT9en Griegssefan'
eenen, uno bas fauber georudte PRO-
gramm entbdlt bduptTdcblib iiioif9l
26ediers unO UluIitltiids. Die Dor.
fenuHg bsgonn na9mittdes um orel
1l9r oreiBig Minuten unb purbe er6ff
net burd 0ie SuDertiire Der S9pui
I'm 9empsl," nausesfiibrt bon BEN
8iriuolen @apento." Spliit @leipibt
lang bonn, BON einem Gbor begleitst
aipei Qlrien aug Der Gper v8drtohbo'
unO idIieBIth ipurbe aus oisier Dpei
aud nod ods oramatiihe Bib rDei
Nrfr3 Ssmoil" bargeIent. gla9 einei
pouie f0lsie Der 5peite Ssil. Ginei
Der cIefdngenen fang brei beutide 10,
miide Gouplets, ndmlid ~9raslasIu,'
80 fiir6te gu ihlafen dIleine" uni
n6obe feline 5urdt, @ott 1T nit Dir
Gine qcoridte Gtimmuug lam in oen
Eager taum berriaen, oenn Elm tonb
Ihes Gtiid n3mei 9umpen" - bill
bette ben Wittelpunft aud Oes oritter
1eils. 3as 9roeramm Der5ei9ne
alpei HegiHcure, einen DetOroteur
GouffIeur, Dirioenten unO PRO-
9rammberiDoIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

~ eawierlefetteu az iein
@Dob Ole Ration. bsrsn @erirstsr
emit ertIdrt BAT, Die lebte WaiLiaroe
iOiir6e oieien 8rieg sutideiosn, Ii6 Den
groBteu finan5ielsn Sdpierigteiten
geseniiber iiebt, 1T cine Der srOBsn
llsbsrrdI6un9sn oieIes arsses. Sn
DeI6em llmfauge unO IN pelGem
2empo bic SriegstoIten Gnglanos iteis
gen, babon gibt Elm 4rtiiel cine 9ors
tieuung, ben Der .Mdndsitsr @uars
oion" unter Der llebsri9rift DSisben
W3iniOnen Pfunb tdgIi6" tiiroli9 bers
0ffentIi4t Bat. Der Ieitens Der glas
tion in Der lebten @o9e beraus9abte
8etrdg, 10 beiBt es in bem 2lufIabe
oes f.ibrenoen probin5blattes, beoeuiei
lpobrihCinIih einen .gletorb" Der
2lxslpeis 0es Sdabdmts 3eigie am 8.
Deaember, baB iid Die Qlusgdben pom
A. April biS 3um 4. DECEMBER ouI
976.255,125 Ctr. belouTen baben.
8rinat man bierDon Ole 9lusqaben BON
!. Qtpril bis gum %. globember in
6obe BON 906.176,224 Ctr. in Qlbs
5ig. 70 Dsrbleibt fir Ole am 4. De3em.
ber beenbete Wode cine 9iIFeren3 bon
iiber iieb5ig MiLlionen Ctr, mas elmer
ME 5uDOr gcidnutsn S0be entlpridt.
Betrogen bod bic QuInenouneen in
ben beioen Moden Dorber runo bier.
unbbreiBig Wlilionen, be3p. pierunos
5ipan5ig Wlillionen Ctr, pdbrenb mir
II Der eniipre6snoen Mohe bes @ors
iabres bic bsl6eibene Summe bon
nur oreiSsbn Milionen Ctr. Osrous.
gobRn.
Die bobe 3unobme ertlGrt fi9 aus
Der Ginitenun9 BON nabe5u span5ia
Dlilioncn Str. fir Die 9s5ablrng Ser
aupons Der aricgsanlei6e. 2lber aud
nab oeren gt65us berblcibt cine 2luss
gnbe BON 5l.2 Millionen Ctr, boupt.
Yd9Iitb fir ariegS3reds. ober iiber iie.
ben Wiaiouen 2Itr. tdgli9 Die Gin.
nabmen ccr Mode. bic oielcn 2lusgas
ben eeaeHiiberitebcn, betruecn 3.8 DRiL
Iiouen 2ltr.. oas beiBt ipenig mebr als
bic Qlusgabc eines balbcn Sagcsl
QlIlerbings erbradten Die S9abi9eine.
na9 lpelben mangcls 2(neebote bon
5onoelsipehIcln cine Qrobere gldhfroQt
befano, 0ieles Wlal 41.6 Ulilionen
9itr.. mas ebenfons eincn Retoro be.
Deuiet, pdbrenO 8orfhuFe Der Ban.
len etipa onan3ig Uliaionen Ctr. cr.
gaben. Gs i'll bcmertensipert, Dob BIZ
jebt uusItebenoen SdabIdeine einl
&0be pon 1886 Millioncn ctr. errei.
gben, pdbreno Die gori9uIIe Der Ban.
Ten iib auf 292 Wilionrn Ctr. bcloul
fen.
gBis man Iiebt, 1T oas Bib, ods on
chandelier Guardian auF @runf
Der amtliden 9luspeile bes S9oB.
ants, BON ben engliiden Jinon3cn ent.
pirfi, nihts ipeniger ols roiig. DiI
hobe Nusgabenlteigerung i4eint nit
Den uneebcuren Qluflpsnouneen, ipelbl
bic Expedition nd9 Saloniti erfor0er'
Ii9 mddte, in 3uiammenbnna 5u ite'
ben. Die Gsi6ibte BON Den nflberner
augeln" ecb0rt Ibon beute ins Reid
Der Gdbel. Gs peroen ia Inn cnglii
f6en Eager felbit berein5eIte Skinner
laut, bic sinem sbrenboIlen 6rieoer
bas Mort rsben, bebor bic snslilber
Ginan3sn Donig in ben Sumpf gerater
finb. Gin entIprebenbsr glrtitsl bei
ngtonomif" miro in oen 3reiIen Del
GiiB lebboFt oisfutiert. lao Wlillio'
nen Wlart tdglibe 3riegsousgaben =
oieie fabelbafte Summe muB aud Der
engliicben Staatsmdnnern gu benter
Qebenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
J1eueS J1o6run9smitteC

syn ber v0elliIben Wo9enIbrift fir
Die glieoerlanbe unb 8elgien" leIen
mir: Iorobrobunter 3eitungen meIOsn,
ss fperbe gegenipdrtig NIT DeutI4lanS
Elm bIiibenoer Sanbel NIT Seibetraui
getrieben. 0ie sineu bebaupten, es
iperoe pnlber baraus gema9t, bic dn'
Oeren ougeeen piiTen eenau, Odb es
Su Rruut berdrbeitet uno geeeFeu
iperOe. 2ebtere buben beinobe re4t;
iie irren ii9 nur Oarin. boB iie sldu'
ben, 6eibetraut tperDe Gbnli1 nit
Sduertrdut einsemd4t uno berIpeilt.
Die 8ereitungsipeiIe lit cine gdn3 an,
bere: rWldn nimmt" cine W}eFerTpiBI
fein geI9nittensn Seibetrauts uni
itrsut es iiber fiinf bortgeto9te, Feiu.
georiidte @ier, Die man b1nn NIT fein,
item SlibenDl uno etnos Gffg an
riibtt, Sn oieIe WluTe lest man eineu
ober 5ipei 9ummern pobl aud
calm - uno fiibrt iie ii9 oann 81
Semitic. Dus 70 bebunOslte SeiOe.
traut bat fomit einen auberorbentli'
den IG9ripert uno bd infolgebeFeu
che Sei6sn In DeutI9lano ~ aud oil
2iineburger II b0llig tabl gefreRer
finO, 70 1T es gut begreifli9, baB BIZ
bungrigen @eutIhen ibre beeebrlt9er
8lide ouf oieies t0fli4e boIduoiib
globrunosmittel iperGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
O6Oe( i'm lSriea

Cine intereKunte S1uitrdtiOn 5ur
rllnberninftigieit" Der Siere i'm Ser.
slei9 gum MenI9en bilOct ibr @erbdl.
ten i'm eeesnpdrtigen @elttrieg. Bie'
berbolt purbe in 3eitfbrifien, iDis
aud an bieIer Stele, bdpon Miitei.
lung esma9t, buB 3. 9. @ienenidpdr.
me trob bss itarten @ruuatfeuers in
einem S9iibengrd6en Ii1 nieterge.
laHen bdben. DAB aud Die b0bereu
Siere GbnIi9e 2orbeiten bege9en, teili
Elm an Der Sront itebenoer Sdger in
Der nS9pei5er Sagoaeitung" nit;
rWdbreno idgObure Siere, fpie Gebe,
unb 9ofen, ii9 nit Qusnobme ber
SDblenbepobner (adnin9en unt
5u9s) ipsit btnter bic S9uBlinie unt
Ielbit bintsr bic &ubelteaung oer
Sruppsn 5uriid5ieben, bleibt oie @ogel.
melt aud i'm GduBfelo ibrer Reitbei.
mat trcu. 0ds gilt 5und9Tt BON Den
SingbDgeln. -6unoerte bon 2er9en er'
bebcu ii4 tpie i'm tiefiteu Jrieoen tag
lib jubiliereno iiber bic SeOe bes
S9lo4tfelOes mitten i'm f4GrfIter
@randtfeuer uuO 5ipil9sn Osn S6a.
bengrGben unb ibrem onbdltenOsn Mt'
nenfeuer. 9lu9 8u9finten, glOt.
f6pdn59en un0 4egenpfeifer fonnter
opiI9sn uno iiber Den Stelungsn FIN.
geno feitgsiteIt nerben, obgIei9 bieft
itGnbig i'm @ronatz, S9rdpnelIs unG
@efpebrFeuer loesn. WG6renb oes orr
tdnartigen &ononenbonnsrs, Der biz
Dur9bru9si9ld9t BEL @orlice einlei.
tete, f9metterten @ogel9Dre ipie i'm
Metteifer nit ben briilIenOen @eI9ii'
ben. Sn Der champagne &riegs5eis
tung bes d9ten ReierpetorpS" beri1tei
Elm glrtiaeriIt iiber elm &iefernpGlb,
chen, oos fi9 etipa bunoert W1eter Dol
feinen 1lnterItGn6en In gleider 8reitt
uno bielleibt $50 Meter 3iefe bin5oe,
uno oas @rdndtsWGlo9en getaufi
tporben mar, neil Die frnn30fI1er
8otterten, oie BORT mol irgcno eint
beutT9e StelIung bsrmuteten, es bart'
nGdig nit llnmengen ibrer rs 3entt.
meters Grdnaten iibsrI9iitteten. Mda
an eefiebertsn 9eipobnern in oieiem
@dlbden ipobnte, fapicg dlsrotngs
tpobl udbreno itartcr 8eI8ieBung unt
3crIplitterung Der @eite, uber alsbalG
IieBen bic @0gel I'M 10 beler ibre
Stimmen ert0nen. Ser pirol rieT ON
friiben morgen, bic 0rofel fang tags'
iiber unO 4benOs lodfen bic oeri4leier'
ten &ropft0ne Der groben 9oI3taube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

@raftif6e 2oiung Sin
2c6rer 6atte einen 9luiiob iibcr oas
E6cna .5oiocn Der Irda6eit" auigc
geben gIls Der gluiias abgeIieicrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

0iagnoie. ~ Dor Dem 9lus-
maridD ms Selo melOct iih Elm 5ag-
batter Sanoihirnmam franf. Der
9ie9imentsar5t empidngt i'm nit oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

iid 6o6cn~ Scrr. vD}odJtc be.
8peifcln ob man chuos ocrgeiicnl
fam mas mon gar niemols geipnBi
botl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

(3u einem Serrn, Ser i6r duf oie
sdlcppe tritt, o6nc iib 8rl eutibuloi-
gcrD: uWlein Serr, sic pergeiien
ooB sic eine onitdnoige Came Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
Gin lDunGd6 Cutters.

Sn ieinen 3iI4re0en (Sdmmlung
GDrItemdnn III. Geite 224) Iagte
2utber einmol: rWeuu i9 nur oas
i0nnte Suipeee bringen unO belfen, oaB
bic Sbrigteit fir ii9 ols elm duBsrs
Ii9 Ding (aliO ni9t &irbe), Inn gus
ter Dis5iplin unO 3udt piaen, psrs
oronet, Dab man bic Mo9e 3tpeien
Sage nidt Jleifd eHe, bod nidt ebsu
an ben tir9Ii4en sSaittdsen am 5reis
tag ooer Sonnabeno, nod i'm oes
papites pilen, Ionoeru lonf an dns
beren opeien Sagen nidt I'm Die GJss
ipiTen bamit 5u bsfdperen !, 10
mare oas cine feline Guberlibe 3u4t."
weroen iolte, oie6t Elm Sdiiler ein
leeres Seit ab.
Stommtiid goSbeit.
66riier 2ngner: ogsenu ih nur nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

@orten: ygSas, sic moaen franf
iein? SD CLAUDE, sic iino ni9t son5
eeiulO.~
&ogiide @ro66eit.-Gamc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

@ine Der oIgeneinifen Sdpdder
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ouOeren MlcnI4en) cine Defenders
2rdft dus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-06-09
NOTICE OF ELECTION IN FORK
<tiE0GL DISTRICT No. 55.

Whereas. one-third OF the resident
electors and a like proportion OF the
resident freeholders OF the age Of
tweaty-one years, in the Fork
school district No. 30 of the County
of Newberry, State OF South Carolina,
have filed a petition with the County
Board of Education of Newberry
County, South Carolina, petitioning
and requesting that an election be
held in said School District on the
question of levying an additional tax
of two (2) mills to be collected on ali
the taxable property within the said
School District.
Now, therefore, we the undersign-
ed, composing the County Board of
Education for Newberry County,
State of South Carolina, do hereby
order the Board of Trustees of the
Fork School District No. So, to
hold an election on the said question
of levying an additional special tax Of
two (2) mills to be collected On the
property located in the said School
District, which said election shall be
held at the Fork school House in said
School District No. 55, on. Saturday,
the oath day of June, 1916, at which
said election the polls shall be opened
at 7. a. m. and closed at p. m.
The members of the Board of Trus-
tees of said School District shall act
as managers of said elecron. Only
such electors as reside in said School
District and return real or personal
property for taxation, and who ex-
hibit their tax receipts aid registra-
tion; certificates as required in gen
eral elections, shall be allowed to
vote. Electors favoring the levy Of
such tax shall cast ballot contain
ing the word eyes" written or print
ed thereon, and each elector opposed
to such levy shall cast a ballot con.
tanning the word NO written OF
printed thereon.
Given under our hands and sea
this the 5th day of June, 1916.
Chas. P. Barre,
o. B. Cannon.
: Ben M. SelZter,
Members of County Board of Educa
ton.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-06-09
Winthrop College.
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION

The examination for the award OF
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and for the admission Of new
students will be neld at the county
court house on Friday, July Z, at 9
a. m. Applicants must not be less
than sixteen years of age. When
scholarships are vacant after July z
they will be awarded to those making
ton, provided they meet the condi.
tions governing the award. Appli'
cants for scholarships should write
to President Johnson before the ex.
animation for scholarship examina-
ton blanks.
Scholarships are worth s1OO ant
free tuition. The next session will
open September 20, 1916. For further
information and catalogue, address
Pres. D. B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. e.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-06-09

Compound made her well, so took it and
now I am just as we'll as I ever was. l
cannot understand why women don't
see how much pain and suffering they
would escape by taking your medicine:
I cannot praise it enough for it saved
my life and kept me from the Insane
Hospital. Mrs. E. SHELDON, 5657 S.
Halsted ST., Englewood, III.
Physicians undoubtedly did their best,
battled with this case steadily and could
do no more, but often the most scientific
treatment is surpassed by the medicinal
properties of the good old fashioned
roots and herbs contained in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
If any complication exists it
pays to write the Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass,
for special free advice.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-06-09
FARMERS EXCHANGE DEPART

product Cooking in small quantities
also helps to retain color and favor;
Weigh the berries and allow three
fourths pound of suger to each pound
of fruit. Rapid cooking with constant
care is essential.
In stirring jam use wooden spoon
or paddle, moving it across the cen
ter of the vessel first one way AMI
then the opposite and next around the
pan, gently moving the mixture from
the bottom of the pan, being careful
not to stir rapidly. or beat. When
finished it will give the same test as
required from finished Jelly; that is,
when little is held moment, cool
ed in a spoon and allowed to drop
from the side of the spoon it will not
poYr but will fall in sheet or fake.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-06-09

Hesitate9 Use Sure "Gets-It" for Those
Corns and Save ycur Life and Your Toes!
eat off the toes, tapes that stick to
the stocking, bandages and plasters
that make a package of the toes, try
ing blood-bringing razors and scls-
sors. Then 1 tried 'Gets-It' just once
and you ought to have seen that corn
come off-just like banana peel" It's
simple, wonderful. It's the new way,
painless, applied in two seconds, neV-
er hurts healthy flesh or irritates.
Nothing to press On the corn. Never
fails. Quit the old ways for once any
way and try "Gets-It" tonight. For
corns, calluses, warts and bunions.
"Gets-It" is sold everywhere, 25c a
bottle. or sent direct by E. Lawrence
& Co., Chicago, Ill. Sold in NeWberry
and recommended as the worlds best
corn remedy by Glider & Weeks, W.
G Mayes ano P. E. Way.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-06-09
Folding Ironing Board.

This ironing board is a step saver.
Being hinged to the wall, it is always
ready and in place. 1t may be hook
ed up against the wall out of the
way when not in use. The leg is hing
ed to the board and falls fat when
the board is lifted With it down and
in use, the leg is not in the way and
skirts may be ironed without lifting
or changing. The directions for max
are as follows:
Length 81 in, rounded at free
end.
Width-a. attached end, Is in. b.
Free end, 10 1-2 in.
Leg-a. 5S 1-2 in, to be changed to
suit height of board. b. Attach to
board II in. from free end.
Hinges-To be attached by hinges
to the wall 33 in. from the floor For
use by person above average height
board should be higher, which will
require longer leg.
Wood-To be made of thoroughly
seasoned wood lip in. in thick
ness.
Cover.
Padding-Any heavy material such
as cotton flannel or partially worn
out blanket. a. Cut to shape oi
board, allowing in On each side and
end. a. Bring extra 2 in. to under.
side of board and tack firmly ant
smoothly in place.
Ironing Sheet-Use bleached mus
lin (homespun). a. Cut to shape o
board, allowing 4 in. on sides and ent
and hem all around. b. Attach tape:
on opposite sides, about 10 in. apart
Tie the sheet on with these tapes
c. Make two sheets.
The cover and sheet may be left OF
when putting the board up by allow
ing sufficient space when adjustinE
fthe button or screw hook and ey'
which holds the board in place.