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The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
BATTLES iN THE BLOOD.
khsIteSins Fight the Germs of Their
 Particular Disease.

FdFtIculaF DiSSdsos
 When any animal has certain dis ease it's body produces large quantities Of the particular antitoXln that will fight that disease. If the blood of this animal be introduced into another ami mal the latter will get Ire disease. but In a milder form. and will at the sauIe time be stimulated 10 secrete large quantities Of the untitoxin. It Is now capable of resisting an attack by an army of powerful germs and becomes immune" to the real disease.
 If It's blood be drawn and filtered to free ft from red and white corpusces the serum that Is left is merely the watery part of the bluod heavily charged with the an,itUXins ot thai disease. This. injected into the blu0d of person suffering from 1t, re eu forces the nntitOXuS already there and speedily routs the enemy by neatfaiiz ing the poisons that the toxic germs Ire liberating.
 Serum is prepared in two WHY'S one by taking it from the l0"d Oi anCihet animal. the other hy culture from he blood of the patient himself.
 Tipre are ouiy oie pr jWo disonses hat can be cnrrd by Wr&Vine iHsai tiiers the medicine is .i'en IT. reiF ,o stimulate the natlT1 p"duclian et nntitoxins. If we knew Low to mak m anutozn for every G,s a-e w hDuld have no more use fr' mrtl ile The number of diseNSos far Wle lntitoxins are being discovered k na tlplylng year by year. New Na.a ,VorId
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
.BrIek shs Best, FIreptoes Material.

Studies of the ruins of confagratlonR e well as of many other fires. s4save shown conclusively that hard burned brick forms the. most efficient fire oroofing materlaI we have at the pres eft time. This seems oo be due both Go the homogeneous texture of brick and I. to it's small size. The hardest burned brick may spall somewhat on the outer face, but the face next to the steel does not heat dangerously and the numerous joints relieve to a great degree the effects of expansion. sUn- fortunately, brick Is the most expen. slve kind of flreproofing.- = Engineering .Aagazine.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
HOW TO LIVE.

Life heightened to its fullest is short enough. and the, man who lives it out on straight lines, giving lift for lift and lick for lick, not over joyous in periods of personal src- cess and achievement nor yet too Respondent when the game goes against him, keeping in mind always the supreme value of the average in all things. will leave the world still SO much in love with it that he would like to Enger yet for awhile to work and dream in its pleasant and fruitful pastures.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
LITTLE THINGS.
 The streams of small pleasures fill the lake of happiness. ard the deepest wretchedness of life is the continuance of petty pains.
sushina a s.ovepipe.

When a stovepipe is too small for
 te hole in the chimney pushing can readily be made of metal to- bacco boxes that are curved to tit in the pocket. says Mechanics. Remove the tops and bottoms of the boxes and shove them in around the pipe. If such tobacco boxes are not at hand tn cans of any kind can be used by melting of the tops and bottoms and hending the remaining cylindrical .hells into proper shape.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
Cork

Cork was known to the Greeks and Romans and was put to almost as many uses as at present, although there Is no mention in Rome of linoeuIn, not. withstanding It's Roman sound Glass bottles, with cork shoppers, for wip- and beer did not come insa use until the middle of the fourteenth century.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
An old Provsrb.

The proverb Necessity is the moth- er of invention" can hardly be traced to one Independent source. The idea was expressed by Persius, the Roman satirfst, about, 60 A. D. and is found fn the precise form now quoted in Rich. ard Franck's Northern Memoirs printed in London in 1694 and in vari gus later English writers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
soap BubbIee.

To make satisfactorily soap bubbles dissolve the best castillo soap in water and add glycerin. Take one part of castillo sopp. twenty parts of water and fifteen parts of glycerin, all by weight
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30

4 species of fishing fish is the himan- toiophus It also fishes with line, slrowing out a ramifying tentacle, whose luminous branches spread out fanlke their light giving effect being ike tint of fuse.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
Eleotromasnets.

Joseph Henry was the first to con struct electromagnets in useful form In 1882 at the Albany academy he sue ,eeeded in ringing bell over mile 6. wire.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
AIaa T..t.

Unwholesome tea can be detected fl the following simple manner:: Turn out the infused leaves. and If they art of good brown color the tea will b, wholesome. But if the leaves are blacl and of rotten texture, with an oil. Isppear.nce. the tea will not be fit | drink-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
W1unnt g9oI6imatou.

gTbc 0noll" mi Niron 0in, 3ll 9lder
ptndiiqe Qaiun, Gmailens uno Sbiibdnme, Var-
set orobes. iboneS gBobn6ouS Il 3mmer
Adoer &Qmpibe6nnq eIeIiriibcs Hd
,SlQll. @drnQe, Goinin 5teuerl, &c. Snbraelo
soerlmiie fhr mcnlQer ais Die 0diie Der orlAif
NQlen Soften Gharlcc 3. WnnDD, SiS a.
oeliD Wnilbna Gt &aitl 1920.
t&epl10 --lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

iiinoer lit. Sic beidr6utte ii1 feiucS
lpcgS, lpie Oonols, auf sic eigertli'
den WamitionSpertbe, iouoern er.
ariff ne6cn Il. 2. Steel ollh oie
9obnen fcrner onOere Stablpertbc
iuie @ruci6le imo 2ndapouua Oie
@upierpert6e, insbeion0ere Snipiro.
tion, 9lmcricon Smclting & &eiins
ina uno glnoconOo, Oic SdiiiobrS-
9lftien uno onOere Spe5ialitdteu.
llno sic llmi6be iiberltiegen iniol9e
oelien ouH nod oieienisen pom pori-
aen Sabre imO oiirften, penn uidt
olleS tGuidt ouh nod Die , Nliaio.
ncnsStiid.@ren5e iibcri6reiten Eriiit
sic obiOe Gioonoie Der aeiiinOeren
@erfaiiltng 81, Damn ltebt oub 5iI
boffcn. ooB Oieie nibt in sic pers
oerbliben 6olgen elmer pl0Blidcn
9feoftion Seitiqcn merOc, Die Sbeil-
nobme ser StanOarOmertbe oil ser
9erpegung ioIlte @arontie Ooiiir
lem ooB, menn politiibe oOer ion.
itige @erb1Itniiie einen 9iiidihlag
brineen, oieier b0bitens cinen all
mdblitben glbbol berbeiiiibren, nidlt
ober in einem ponifartigen &rod
oiiSorten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
YSrIcn-llc


Gie iebi1e Souiie-Yelue9lng an Der
glew yorfer @orie lit 5um Ebeil
Dem 9lnSfoll ser @obl in Winine
5lBuidreiben.- Gird Oie GricoS-
&roiperitGt muroe cine SoHillt6
bon GioiOenOeu er5eugt.
arieoS @roiperitdt oOer nidt -
oie neue %auiie.9ewegrma, welde on
cine @ieOerfe6r ser luiloen Spefli-
Lotions @erioOe bonn SoAiommer
porigen SobreS gemobnte, muB IN
einem &rdiioentenjobr, 5umol 10
oiht Dor oein @obltnge, 5unl glad)-
oenteu onregen. Sic ieete merfwiir-
oigerweile Elm, iobolo Oos Ocn 9ie-
publifanern giinlti9e &eiultot Der
gSobl in Nloine befannt wuroe.
gtihts lie9t 0aber ndber, ais Die Be
pegung ais Die oirefte 6olge oieies
9ieililtats bin5uitellen, 5lmol rnicre
@oll Street-@eneinOe iel6itper-
itGnOlid ouf cine 9iiidfebr ser 9e-
publifoner 5ur Nln6t re1net, ibr al
10 Elm &eiultot, ooS, wie OieieS, Der
poIitilden @rfo6ritng gemdB ooS
gintreten Oieles @reigniiies iiir Den
gRopem6er propbe5eit, willfommen
iein nuB. 9(lleroings feblt eS audb
ni6t an onOeren @omnlentaren.
Gu miro 0ie ionoerbar onnutbenoe
Sbeorie oerfo6ten, ooB oie Oemotra.
tiibe StimmeBabl in Woiue bon
400 @ro5ent ser geionnten Stim-
mcn5obl ser beiOeu groBen Harteien
ouf 45.7 Yro5ent geltiegeu it, 10 ooB
mcnn in ser 9}opem6erluobl cine ent-
IprcAenoe Steigerlng iiberoll I'M
2onOe Su per5eihnen lein iuirOe,
gSilion nit 276 gegen 255 Gleftoral-
Itimmen ais Sieger aus Ser @obl
berporae6eu miiBte Goraus mirO
Damn Der ShluB oe5ogen Dab Oie
&lrie ser Spefulotionswert6e ihleiI.
nigit in oie &obe getriebeu iperoen,
Inn oieIe moalihit Dor Dem @abltage
inter ooS @u6lifum 81 6ringcn, 10
OoB oie groBen 6inan5leitte, follS Die
Il9epu6litaner in ser @abl geihlagen
werOen, iib rebt5eitig bon oielen, i6-
ren 3meiieIboit eriheinenoeu Spefu.
Iotionspertben eereinet boben, ,aleib.
Seitie ober, falls sic &epublifaner
iiegerJ in Scr Sage fem iuiirOen cine
Sauiie in Sen Stonooro-9a6nen rmO
-SnouItriellen 81 iniceniren
Gieie 9!iIiiaiiing finOct mr. Der.
icbuinoeno ipenige Gerfebtcr in Moll
Street, ie eebt bon imri6tieen Sra.
miiien aus unO lit OeSbolb in ibrcn
S6liiiieu oollitdnoig idiei. SI6cr,
mie Dem auA iei, es lit ii6er6aupt
ie6r su 6e5peiIeln, oh ole politiihe
Gage nit Der neuen &aliie irgeno
etlpos an t6lm bat. Ger N3orft lit
in elmer iebr itorfeu tecbniibeu 80.
iition. Shpode Gonten iinO in
Wlaiie in Der Ionacn, ilouen Belt aus.
ael0iht moroen, Cie @rie0S S-Froipcri,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

@r 43O. Streidbol0 Climber - 0os @mIcr 1T
fir Ron6iid gcOod)t Die @he iit sraubroln; Der Som
broun N}ono ino Sterne ee6 unO Die Sufltoben roth.
I'm Oie Stre6iIGdc ber0uiteaen idneOe man oosYal'
Iter an Sen NuBenIinen aus ndbe cs 6uonmen lollc
abcr cine Seite often I'M Elm Stiid tee %oppe oocr
oinnes SoI8 einibieben 81 f0nnen. Soime init ropcr
Robelidlmr uuo befetioe ebenioIde an beioen gden,
I'M cinen SdnQer al bil0cn llcber ooS ldrdgc &iered
inter ser @ule febe man Sonopopicr. Das Nhlltes
1T iorbiq m fenem Iobiorbieem Samitlinneu georudt
no foitet nit mercer8eo SIoB SanOpopier lmo ieioc-
ner Sdnure 35c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

ocn bottcn. 5nueilcn imter 0en
0pieru ciueS Sd)iiiSnnfoIeS bcian.
Ben, 5u Oeiien Solaen loug oouernOe
Gutbebrimgen aeborten. bis Die &cr.
lmgliidten gerettet muroeu. 9laeS
in g(Qem iino ioIgeuOe Sdliiiie be.
3iigIid Oes Sungers ouf oen @eiit 81
5ieben, @eun oie @ntboItlne nidt
oa5u longe Onuert uuO beionOcrS
wcrn Tie freiuilig un0 gcluobnbeiiS
mGBig eriolgt 10 iteut iid cine an.
eeregte Sbdtigfeit ser @eiiteSfrdite
mO poruebmlicb Oer@inbiIOungSfrdlt
ein @irO oie Gnt6oltianfeit Der.
lGngert. 10 finOet cine @erGnoeruna
inn @barotter uuO 9cnebmcu Oes
Nieniden itatt, Die ibren 9hiSOrud in
elmer eigeut6iinlihen @rreg6orteit
Oes Semperoments. ouBeroroentli.
dem GgoismuS mo ioeor in @rau.
iamfeit finoet
@leic95eltig 5elgen lldl oelltllpe
eciitiqe St0rimgcn. tbeihpeiier Ser.
luit oes @coGhtnines, Der 9Silens.
froit uno Selbitbebcrricbimg imo
cine gIeieung 5u pl0sliden lnO nm.
lpioeriteblicben Smpulien, Die poaig
inltinftip ouftreten. Sn ernitercn
SGuen mer0eu sic @eiiteSitorungen
ndbrenO ser gtodt6eit beionocrs bod
eroOig, iie 6uBern iid in Shloiloiig
felt. oifreeenoeu Erdumen 9llp-
0riiden. Sihnest6uibungen, gobn.
poritelltneen lm0 gei0brlicben SnI-
pullen. Stellcn iid eeiitige Storln.
gen lhon bel Gage ein 10 oeuten iie
ullf etnen iebr eruiteu 3ultanO bin
imo f0mcn in bobem WtoBe eefdbr.
lid mcr0eu. 9ei lmunterbrohener
Douer Scr MISUNDERSTANDING fonn
Damn Der Wfenidb inter Dem @influilc
fortgeiettcr Soau5inotiouen umo uns
wioeritebliden Slupulien 81 Eboten
bingeriiicn merocn, mie man lie IN
ein5elnen S1Qen nit Gntieben fen.
nen gelcrnt Bat. IS miro Damn BON
ciner llnteriuhuug Oes eeiItigeu 3us
itanoeS scr betreffenoen @erion ob-
bGngig genobt neroen niiiien, Oh
iie megeu Oieicr Sbateil iiberbollpt
nod geriHtiH 5ur Gcrontlporttug
9e5oaen meroen fonn ga o6er ser
@eiiteS5uitano pGbrenO Scr Ser
iibung Der Sbot oft gar nidt mcbr
ieit5uiteaen it, 10 lit cS mih in iltri.
itiihem Slime BON 9eoeutune, 0en
@infhiB Ocs Sluecrs mli Oic 0jeiitcs.
tb1tigfeit Su fenuen. Wtm fam cine
@orallele 5ieben 5wiiden Dem @ei.
itcs5uItuno infoIge bon @unger imO
0cm iniolqc bon Sruntcnbeit, bel bel
Den bcfinoet iiA oicielbc St0rung Scr
Sntelligen8, ser Morol unO oes @e-
ncbmenS. Sopobl fliniihc ais a..
perimcnteIlc Ebotiohen boben ae.
5eigt ooB oie @riheinungcn nod 5lI
reihIidbcm 9llfoboIgenuB Oenen IN.
folae bon @utbebring mo 9Iob.
rungsmonacl in 8iemlid meitaeben.
Dem YtoBe cntlprehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

tat 6ro1te onoererleitS cine So6
fllt6 bon IipioenOen- ino 3ins5ob-
hmgcu inter ooS Yu6lihlnL oaS ooS
leidt perOiente @elo ooh, pic Dies
nun einmol ser @rauh, audi leiHt
micocr los merOen m0dtc. Gie De
ribte bon Oen Wietoll- irnO ionltigeu
Nl6rften lailten ollie roiig, Oie 9obn'
ouSmeiie nidt minoer. CAB Die Gru-
ten ie6r imgiinltig ausfolleu mo
9to1runeSmittel umO GonmoOitdten
bod inn @reiie iteben imO uobri6ein-
lid nod iteigen peroen madt oent
ocgeniiber ni1ts ous. ngSir 6o6en'S
ia oo5u.~ 90 mar 0ie Belt reii fiir
cine neue 0ouiie-9epegung pelNc
oos EublifrnL oas oen Marft 10
lon9e Oernohl6iiigte, pieoer on5ie'
ben miBte ino an5oe. Die 9abnen
moren 5lndcbit nod niHt betbeiligt.
Tie 9ldtlhnOentoa = Gontroperie ge-
nirte nod etiuos. 9lber oiG ooriiber
fam man 6inmcg. Ger I. Sanuar,
an Oem Oos neue @eieb in Sroit
tritt, lit ia nod meit entfernt. llnO
luem es sum SHlinniten fommt,
werOen oie 9abuen ihon onOermeitig
iHoOloS ge6olten perOen. o@o allies
licbt, fam aorl niht boiien.~ imo
10 mobten Oenn aud sic 9nbnen
iblieBlih oen Saupf uns goloene
&ol6 nit.
gSos ieOenfalls BON groBem %or.
t6cil lit. Genn ooOurh miro oie
gon5e gepcgnng lIn5rpeifel6oft oili
Gin 6o6eres gSipeml geboben oils ooS-
ienige Der pori0brigen rcinen Spefll.
lotionS 9epegung mar. llno cS
iollte ooOurt i6r oli1 cine lGngere
&ebenSooner geiicbert merOen, ga ei.
ne Souiie IN oen @o6nmertben sur
3cit o6nc ieOcS 9eOenten ais geiiin-
Scr ongeie6en iperOen miiB olS cine
lolde III Jenel NSn0ultrlellelL luelNe
inuner mieOcr ais sSoporiten oea
Olorftes in Den &orOergrltnO geicbo'
ben meroen, troboem ielbit sic ii6er-
trie6enlten glngoben ii6er ibre ASros
fite cinen oerortigeri SlrS-Sohituno
niht 81 reHtiertigen permogen.
@enn Union @aciiic aiii 14S unO
&eaoine auf 113 iteigen, 10 lit OieS
ebenio 81 Oerite6en lnO 81 oert6eiOi.
gen pie Elm &urs BON 107 fiir Steel
Commons. @enn ober @etblebenl
Steel troB olleOem mieoer olif $50
amo General NfotorS in miloeu
Springer oiif 750 getrieben mer0en
oonn beoori oos pobl elmer GrflG-
ring, intpieiern cine ioIbe &lirs6o6c
oen inneren @ertb oieier glftieu ent.
ipribt.
Sl6er, pie geioqt Oos Oeri66nenoe
Moneut lit ga, ooB Oie @clpeglng
OieSmol md breiterer, allgemeinerer
Grlmoloae berubt ais i'm porigcn
Sabre unO Ocs6alb un5peiiel6oit &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
Ser Ginflnh Scs Snusers anf bic
GjeiitestbGtigtcit.

SSm &riege lit eS iinpermeiOlih,
OoB Oie Grnd6rlmg mander Srup.
pentbeile nidt INNER in gan5 re9el.
mGBieer @eiie uor iid ge6en fann;
nomentlidb bel Sen iiegreiden Erup.
pen, Die Oen geiblaaenen SeinO bis
5lr Grlb0pfitng periolgen fonnen
Die Eroniant &olonHer nidt i'm.
mer 10 icbneu folgen pie eS min,
idensipert6 tuGrc. TeSbol6 lit es ae.
aenpdrtio uou 0oppclteu Sntereiic,
Oie6oIgc5uitGnOc 0eS &ungcrs 81 ten.
men. 9ei tuiiicnidjoftlihen llnteriu.
drugcu ipe5iel ser geiliigeu 3uitGr.
De, Die iid noh gGn5liber o0er tbeil.
weiier Gnt6olhng BON 9fo6rung ein.
ltcllen muB non inter peridieoenen
gIrten bon Misunderstanding uns
teridei0en Suerit Der ireiipiuieen
GntboltEHg sum 3mede ser Sbon.
itellling, lpie bel Sungerfiinitlern 10.
Damn Der ae5lprngenen gtabrlngsent.
boltlmg bel &ronfbeiteu, tpie atitea
6iebern SDiterie uno afiiten @ei.
iteserfranflngen ieruer oem Snngqr
in 6olge bon 9lrnIutb, T6ellerng,
Sdiii6ruh, @erlhiittlng i'm 9erg.
werf nN anoereu llngliidsf6ueu.
Oeu ieltenen 9eiipielen bon Sumaeru
in ieI6itm0rOcriider 9Ibiibt, euOlid
Dem Soiten ans religioien @riinOeV.
GineS ser intereiiouteiten aopitel sic.
les etpas ldouerIideu Sbemas iii
oos ShiOilm OeS poriibergebcnOeI
aeiitiNeu TeliriumS uoh lonoeu@nt.
bcbrinaen. uie bel 5hiiibrnh. 9e.
ion0erS bei Sdiifbriidigcu iino Oft
eimponofreie lluteriudmneen onge.
iieQt moroen "a lid audi Qler5te. oic
Gin Sntercie an iolhen 9eo6odtm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
Sn Ocrfanfcn.
3m Dcrfanfem.


@Iatio iRr eeme, bic In Curtis gaH wOhuc.
Se6en Gle Ii6 bic ueuen Sduler in oem
1000 9lod Der HenninGtOn.9lpenue, init Seruis
ben an ser S5ront, an 9lne 9eauemlibieien
mooern bis In alle @in3clbeiten, WSon nebme
Orleans ooer Curtis Bah @leftrii6e teiae an
her @urtiSs9benne uno @bpreb Girabc lb iltlo
gebe einen Blod meitliD AIR acknowledgements.
Inter ben oben ermdbnen Sdulern beililoen
b inebrere 21oen.
@coingunpen bem Stduier pniieno.
glaeni an Gri unb Stele tdgIid uno Gonn'
tags.
Maltcr 8. @eitpbaI,
@ieeuibiimer uno 9auunternebmer,
419-20-2t GanuieH 8nilbius.
Nu017-,G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

.ylr 500 yioro'@nlap' 5hoBc ioipie 6wet
2anier mll ncmlelben @runoiiid gtr 627--629
Sqper GiraBe. Ndbercs Nr. G22 yioro.0ntaip'
StraRc. (Sepi17-19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

Ge porItebenO ilnrirten Wfuiter fir SonOarbeiten
fSnncn 81 oeu ougegebeuen @reien nebI Gents fir
%orto, oilrd infer Stidere-Geportemen be5ogen wer
oen
Sci &oit-9luitrGgcn idreibc man 9omeu nO 9loreiie
Ioiue oie Summer an ooS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

. al er. = 3uflDr l24.35I Nu'
id)el; &erionot bon oen Glebotoren
1870 9nihel; Gleuotoren&orrot5
S2462O @uihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
Nln RapitQl.MnIcger.

weldle 80 ipareu luiiniden uHo grohe uber
Heine Snnmen Wclo IN Yaar pber In mOuat.
ndleu M65aHlnngen nnleecH uoler, no es Iid
tn einigen SaBreH nlebr luie rerbuppelt. Air
DFierireu srURe gut geleDene WrurbItitde IN
@ina 0pOa, ber nenen 0ortnbt 9egen Sic
Sbr Oelb jett nH, oaniit Sic bic niebrlaen
Jinten erb0lteu 0rnnbitiide 6238 bet 250,
andl 1875 bei $50, fir peniger nlS GcntS pro
nnahrntiuR. Wpirb bnlb Is Gente pro Eua'
bratink iuert6 icin. Gcmentirte @aUeipege, ma.
tabnmillrte GtraRcr, ilrtnnoe unb @arantic bes
Eitels init eingeidlloiieu; cine Welcgenleit iiir
2cbens5eit Winppen, Bilber unb Oulle Gln5eIn'
Beten 5n erbalten bDn
9iidarO gS. GODt,
Nr. IA, Sn.2egIugtOu. strahe
(Dft-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
8n Uertunfen.


ri Gin manlbensiueriber @roceries nno @ropis
llloonssYaoen mii Soro 9eierlfngs 'gIutomoble,
Jobn 9loed1er, 91r. 1908, NOrb.8 .8HltDH.9I0euue
(Sept1b--2f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

AiIio Elm lbBnes Suus, 6 8inlmer nno alle
SooerneH @nrbhnaen, cute Ndhb1rltdif.
'an5uiraeen IN 9ir. 1917 N.sNiunrpe'etrnRe.
'Sepi12-1s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
Bu esrlanjsn:

., e@ones Saus mit 9 5lmmeru IN ieiner
oo,onbnrlnalf ale decentralization, brette
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The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-22

Young Mckinney and Dr. Garland Mckinney, who came from Hazel, Ok. last week with the remains of Worthy Mckinney, returned home Saturday.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-22
DR. GREENE WOULD
 ACCEPT THEPLACE
Farmer Superintendent of State Hos uitaI for Nervous Diseases Is Not Averse to Resuming the
 Position.

Little Rock, Ark. June f7.--A new feature in the muddle of the affairs of the state hospital for the treat ment of nervous diseases was the statement given out today by Dr. J. L. Greene, former superintendent of the hospital. It has been stated that the board of control has been nego- tiating with Dr. Greene with view 10 inducing him to return to the in- stitution as it's permanent head.
 Dr. Greene now resides at Hot Springs and the statement was given there in reply to the inquiry wheth- CT he would accept the place. DT Greene says that if the superintend- encv became vacant, if proper sal ary is offered and all politics were taken from the institution, he would give the offer of the board serious consideration.
 There have been no further devel- opments in the contest between the board and Dr. Bledsoe, and it is be- lieved that there will be none be- fore Wednesday, when the writ of eertiorari asked for by Dr. Bledsoe and the restraining order preventing the board from interfering with the performance of the duties of super intendent by Dr. Bledsoe will be heard before Judge Guy Fulk.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-22
ROOSEVELT UNDER THE x-RAY.
His AiIment Is Not Serious, the Spe-
 cialist Reported.

New York, June i5--Theodore Roosevelt underwent an X-ray ex- animation here yesterday for what he characterized as possibly a slight breaking of the muscles around a rib that was broken when he was thrown from a horse May 24, t9i5 Fears that the ex-President had suffered heart attack were all ayed, when inc received several newspaper correspondents.
 Colonel Roosevelt explained that he contracted a severe cold while returning several months ago from a trip to the West Indies and that at intervals he had been subjected to cOngnlng spells.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-22
FALLS OUT OF A ZEPPELIN.
Body of German Sailor Crashes
 Thru English Conservatory.

London, May 27 (hy mail) .-Curi- ous things happen Tn war time, but there has been nothing more start ling than that which happened to a certain family which lives in a town on the east coast of England
 Some days ago a Zeppelin flew over this port. which was nothing unusal The members of the house. hold were partaking of a late even ing meal. They heard bombs ex- ploding and the fire of anti-air- craft guns. Suddenly their was a tremendous crash at the back of the house. Evidently something had dropped into the conservatory. II was assumed that it was a bomb. For a few minutes the people re- mained where they were, fearing further explosion. Then they in- yestigated.
 In the conservatory, most of the glass of which was broken, they found the body of German air sailor He had evidently accident ally fallen from a Zeppelin, or per- haps he was knocked out by q well placed British shell.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-22
A GREAT CAMPAIGN IS ENDED.
Billy Sunday Won 20,646 Converts in
 Kansas City-Paid $32,000.
From The Kansas City Star.

From The Kansas City Star
 Billy Sunday departed from Kan sas City last night with a cashiers check for S32,O00 in his pocket, which the people gave to him as a thank offering In his campaign of seven weeks he preached ninety three sermons in the Tabernacle to i.356,000 persons, and 20,646 of them Init the sawdust trail
 Seventy-five thousand persons heard him preach the last day Two thousand, one hundred and twenty one Init the sawdust tra1l.n
 Amen and good-by E" shouted Bil- ly Sunday last night, as he stood with one foot on a chair and the other on the desk at which he had preached for seven weeks.
 He waved his handkerchief. Twen- ty-three thousand men and women shouted "Good-by, Billy" and pushed toward him, but with leap he cleared the platform, dived thru the mass of people, ran into his dressing room and a moment later was stripped and taking a shower bath and a rub down.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-22
CONDUCTOR s. D. ALLEN INJURED
Was Thrown From Cabo0se While
 on Duty at Eaqlet0n,

Conductor s. D. Allen, who was in charge of freight train No. 5i, south bound. fell from the caboose near Eagleton. sustaining what may prove a severe injury to his back. He was brought to Mena and taken to his home on Reine street being met at the train by Dr. C. c. Cochran, the company physician II is said that box ear left the trucks and thru the consequent jar MT. Allen was thrown from the top of the eaboose.
 Train No 5f was held in Mena un- til the arrival of passenger train No 3 "Wednesday afternoon, on which conductor came to take the place of MT. Allen.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-22
ITALY FORCES INVADERS our.
Austrians Have Lost B to 45 Miles
 of Territory They Captured.

Geneva. Switzerland, June i5.-It is reported from Innsbruck that since June ' the Austrians have been compelled to abandon between 35 and 45 square miles of Italian ter ritory, which they gained during the first rush of their offensive. The Austrians have evacuated Chiese in the fear that their retreat would be emf nff