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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-06-14
SOUTH SIDE AUTO co.
Tel. GA. New Ulm, Mimi.
Dreaded Turnips or Carrots

Choose large carrots or medium sized
turnips. Slice half an inch thick and
cut into uniform size. Boil in sailed
water until tender, drain and place upon
tea towel. Dip each slice into beaten
egg; roll in bread or cracker crumbs and
fry in deep hot fat. Drain upon
paper, and serve hot
Eggplant and squash is good served
in the same manner.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-06-14
Pat Obeved Orders,

Pat was numerically laughed at for
his cowardice by the whole regiment,
but he was equal to the occasion.
"Run is it," he repeated, scornfully.
Faith, an I did nayther. just OBJ
served the gineral's express orders. He
told US, 'Shtrike for home and your
country and I shtruck for home. Them
that shtruck for their country is there
yet."-Exchange.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-06-14
Sweet Potato Shells.

Boil sweet potatoes until soft and
mash at once. Season with pepper and
salt and mix with enough sweet cream
to form pie crust. Roll out and line
pattie pans, and bake until firm and
crisp. Remove from the pans and fill
with creamed chicken, french peas,
or if desired for dessert, fill with any
desired fruit mixture or hot sweetened,
buttered rice topped with spoonful of
jelly and whipped cream.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-06-14

~ Wrecks on the Omaha in the vicinity
of Mankato are occurring with start
ling frequency, no less than five OF them
..s;a n, weeks. No lives were lost in any
m, but the damage to railroad
ty has been heavy.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-06-14
JUNE WEDDINGS
Strate-Albrecht.

Strate-Albrecht.
!, At the Lutheran church yesterday
afternoon was solemnized the marriage
of Wilbur J. Strate and Miss Lydia
J. Albrecht in the presence of large
number of relatives and friends. I'm.
mediately following the ceremony the
young couple left on wedding trip tc
the Twin Cities, where they will remain
for several days before going to house
keeping in the home on North State
street. The groom is a son of Mrs.
Friedrich Strate of this city and the
bride daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hermann Albrecht Of Essig. Both are
I, we'll known and have a host of friends
who wish them happiness in welded
life.
Domeier-Seifert
- A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the Catholic church last Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock when Rev. Schlin-
kert joined DR.. A. L. Domeier and
Miss Frieda Seifert in the holy bonds
of wedlock. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of a large num-
bef Of friends and relatives of the con-
gNacting parties. The groom was ar
tended by the brother of the bride,
Alex. Seifert of Candy and the bride
by Miss Louise Domeier, sister of the
groom. Following the ceremony at
the church the bridal party and the
guests repaired to the home of the
brides parents on North Franklin
street, where wedding breakfast was
served and reception held. The
home was beautiful decorated for the
occasion. Among the guests present
were the three great grandmothers
of the contracting parties, Mrs. Seifert,
Mrs. Domeier and Mrs. Eckstein.
The newly married couple left on
the evening train for the Twin Cities
where they will spend several weeks
before taking up their home at Balaton
Mimi, where the groom recently open.
ed a dental office. He is son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Domeier of Sigel town.
ship where he lived all his life unit
taking up his studies at the university
The bride is the accomplished daugh
ser of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ. Seifert
OF this fcity1 and has a host of friends
who wish her well.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-06-14
Irving-Gebhardt

At the home of the brides parents
in Milford township the marriage of
Miss Josephine M. Gerhard to Prof.
J. A. Irving took place last Friday
afternoon in the presence of the i'm
mediate relatives of the contracting
parties. Rev. Rinkel of Fairfax per-
formed the ceremony. Immediately
following the ceremony the newly mar
ried couple drove to Mankato and
there took the train for the Twin Cities
gThey will spend the summer at Yer
million, S. D., the former home of
the groom and in the fall remove to
Cresco, Iowa, where Prof. Irving will
open commercial college. The bride
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel
Gebhardt of Milford township and is
well and favorably known to large
circle. The groom has been an instruc-
tor at St. Paul's College in St. Paul
Park for the past year.
The evening world., 1916-10-18

II am sotry for
any family that
e afford
Faith Ell Johns
Medicine for their
children. II has
been Of great
benefit botn to
me and my little
baby (Signcd)
A. N.Y.
The evening world., 1916-10-18
COURT SAYS C0lER CAN
Vote FROM VACANT LOT
Place Is Site of Ex-C omptroller's
Old Home and His New Resi-
dence Will Stand There.

Magistrate Geismar ruled in Gates
Avenue Police Court, Brooklyn, to-
day, that former Comptroller Bird 8.
Coler vas within his rights as a voter
and a citizen when he registered from
a vacant lot at No. 40 New York
Avenue. MIR. Coler admitted in court
that he lives at Carmel, Putnam
County.
The evidence showed, however, that
with the exception OF two years he
has always registered and voted from
No. 40 New York Avenue, the site
Of the old Colcr homestead. The house
has been torn down and an apart
ment house is being erected on tho
site. The first two floors OF tho Apart
ment house have been specially de-
signed for the use OF Mr.. Coler and
his family and he will live there when
the building is finished. He has re-
tanned his old telephone number. $50
Bedford.
The Court ruled that under the cir
cumstancee Mr.. Coler's domlcile is
where his honest intent places II. Dep
uty Attorney General Amsel disagreed
with the ruling of the Court and said
steps will be taken TO prevent Mr..
Coler from casting his vote.
The evening world., 1916-10-18
SpiendidF for
Bad CouSbS. Colds. :
, BroncbniS
J An inexpensive Uome-Msde Rem (
! edy--Gives surest, Quickest
\ Relief.
o0o0c0o0so0000seo0oo

Anyone who tries this pleasant tast-
ing homemade cough syrup will
quickly understand why IL Is used in
more homes in the United States and
Canada than any other cough remedy.
The way IL takes hold Of an obstinate
cough. giving immediate relief. will make
you regret that you nevcr tried II be-
fore. II Is q truly dependable cough
remedy that should be kept handy in
every home.
Any druggist can supply you with
sI5 ounces OF Pincx $50 cents worth.
Pour this into n pint bottle and fill the
bottle with plain graduated sugar
syrup. The total cost Is about So cents
and you have a full pint Of the most
effective remedy you ever used.
Pincx is a highly concentrated COM
pound Of Norway pine extract. combined
with guaiacol. and is famous the world
over for its healing effect on the mem.
branes.
To avoid disappointment ask for az
ounces Of Pinex" with full directions
and don't accept anything else. A guar
antce Of absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded goes with this prep
aration. The Pinex Co.. Fl. Wayne.
Ind.-Advt.
The evening world., 1916-10-18
FEARING 30.F00T LEAP
he LOSES HAIR IN FIRE
Man in. Burning Roomlng House
Finally Rescued by a
Human Ladder.

Yielding to advice shouted from the
street. Louis Schmidt remained In his
room on the second floor OF tho blan-
ing rooming house at No. 1924 East
Twenty-flrst Street to-day until all
the hair on his head was burned Off
and the upper part OF his body
scorched rather than risk a jump of
thirty feet into the brick paved yard.
Patrolman Patrick Hearns. with tho
aid Of Frank Rlzzo and Frank Devlto
OF No. $40 East Twenty-first street,
rescued Schmidt by forming a human
ladder to his window from tho roof or
a portico over the front door Of the
house.
The fire started in a rear room OF
the house. Besides Schmidt, VINO was
asleep, Mrs. Edna Strong. a seam
stress. vas in the building in her room
on the first floor. Panic stricken. she
crawled under the bed. She was res
cued by Meyer Lietzen.
Schmidt Is in Bellevue Hospital.
The evening world., 1916-10-18
GULF STORM HITS SOUTH;
BLOWS SO MILES An HOUR
Seven Lives Are Reported Lost in
Mobile Due to the Hurricane
From the West Indies.


NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1s.--An east
to southeast gale was blowing ninety
eight miles an hour at Fort Morgan.
Ala. at the entrance to Mobile Bay.
at Gas this morning. according to a
radio message received here to-day.
The message stated the hurricane
from the West Indies averaged ninety
miles with occasional gusts reaching
ninety-eight. The storm struck For,
Morgan about 4 A. NJ.
Telegraph and telephone communi.
cation between Mobile and this cit,
are out of commission.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 1s.-Sever
persons were killed when n hous,
was blown down by the storm a
Mobile. according TO reports here.
An unidentified schooner Is noatlnl
on its side in Mobile Bay. Grea,
damage is reported at Biloxi ant
Mississippi City.
The evening world., 1916-10-18

81 have given
Fathe Johns
Medicine to my
Lawrence
a n Il Earl, and
have taken il my
self with excel
lent results. II
builds
one up and gives
10, .ts.nuit ~
The evening world., 1916-10-18
Father Lensa IL Arrested.

L.enza- priest OF st. Anthony's '1nde-
pendent Catholic Church OF Hacken-
sack, N. j.. who caused n riot Monday
by breaking into the church after a
placed a paddock on the door,
was arrested yesterday on warrants
charging assault m battery on For
una Roma, one OF the trustees who
dismissed the priest. August Laba-
gnare and John Marone, who aided the
priest. were arrested on n similar
charge.
The evening world., 1916-10-18
HURT IN PARK AUTO CRASH.
Three women v,cAm- of Collision"
at 7ath street and West Drive.

An automobile owned by George Scott
and driven by Thomas c. Miller AN
into the car OF Mrs. L. Newberser OF
No. 24o Beach Street. Lynbrook. L. l..
NJ Seventy fourth Street and the West
Drive, Central Park. to-day.
Mrs. Lizzie Miller and Miss Minnie
Miller of No. 9s9 summit Avenue. the
bronx, were cut and bruised and Flor
ence Loshorn was hurt about the head:
DIR, Marks OF the Park Hospital dressed
,bair wounds.
The evening world., 1916-10-18
NY Word. old Top, Football star
wears n wrist watcht

CHAMPAIGN Ills. Oct. 1s.-Bart
MS6omber. football star and many
other University OF Illinois students
assert the wrist watch Is not a sign
OF efflminacy and are wearing them.
The evening world., 1916-10-18
u. =. Cats Out Health Builetins-High
Cost Of pnper.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-The high
cost OF living hit Uncle Sam to-day.
lie announced, that unless specially
ordered. he'd quit sending out health
service documents. due to Increased
naper prices.
The evening world., 1916-10-18

Both my chill
dren have taken
Fail 9 Johns
Medicine will
good results. I
always have a
bottle Of the
medicine In the
h o Q for an
emergency"
NSigneO Mrs. $.
The evening world., 1916-10-18

Whenever my
little boy feels
run down or IN
poor health. We
give him Father
Johns Medicine
and il proves
beneficial every
time. l have la
ken it myself with
,onJ reaulta'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
@cuige 9cutt babcH
brute granes 9aGr.
Apot6cfcr iOsen Gamen bsnntcn
Sps 5al6si.s6ct. nnS S6luc.
fcl-9lcsept.


Saar, Oas 6ar6e lnO elau5 rcr
Iictt, oScr Iuenu CS fabL arou, mott
mo lcbloS piro3 eutbdlt pitt acmo
Gdpcicl. lIniere DroBulltter b.
rcitctc cine gliid)uua BON SaIbei uuS
Sdiucfd, im ibr Soar onufcl lmS
idlOn 81 crbalteu lno TaiIlcuOe BON
Mduncrn imo Srauep oie cbemud.
bigc 6arbc, icne pradtooIc 0intIc
Shdttiriul0ea OeS@oores idjdteu sic
10 uIijiebenO IT. bcnuben MIR oicS
aItnlooiide Rc3epts
Sciltc fonicn mir 0iclc 6cril6utc
Nliidltua oiird) gciniiidllng on0e.
rcr Neitouot1eiIc pcr6clirrt, wcun
llnt cillc so GcntS.G(aidc gMDctb'S
Sage arS Sulpbur Goupoiuto~ ior-
cert lucldes oos Slaor 10 c6cu.
mdBia olutelt, ooB Nicmouo uog
,licber Mciie beWcrtCn fam, cS ict
gculbt iporocn. yton icudjtct cin-
Iddl clnclt @dlpolinil p0er cllic iueidle
9iirItc odInit on imn ;iebt oicic Onrd
ods Soar, ip0cm man 5ur Belt cincn
StrnMt nitilHit. 9Ini Nloracn lit ooS
groitc Soar pcriflpunocn; a6cr mas
oru Gamen an y@nettlS Sogc ouo
9plpbur4 am lreiitcr gcfGlltj lit
Dag IS uad) MISUNDERSTANDING
Hftt r!r Sas Sdor idbon bnnfelt,
fouScrll dldl @faiia nio 9Srnd)t 81.
iriid6rii9ttuto eiu 9Iuicbci Der 1id)tc
Oibt.
ugSDctbS SoGc oro Sitlp6nr Gom-
po9n0" lit cin unacilc6iucr Toilcttens
9lrtifeI scr hcm Saar ,Sdrhc imo SSu.
gcuoIidreit pcrlcibt GS lit nitt fir
sic Sur 2iHoerln9 oorr gorbcugina
Dop arantbcit beitimmt, (9Iu3Ci9e.)
err 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
@idDt cincn Sthrn
SyriibRad. che sie
DciRcs @aiirr trinicu
Sost, cin WluS hcihcu SgOHcrS mus
9S6pspGnt berJiitet Srnnthcit
ano srbGlt nns fraitig.

CScraoe mic bci brclnenocll aoblcn
cii qcuiiicr @etrog iuvcrbrcunlihcr
5toiIc III Ser lScitalt bon Aidjc ocrr
hlcibi 70 bintcrIoiieu sic Eaa ndd)
Gaa acnoiiencr 1pciicn iln6 sc
ir1utc III ocm Ncroaumqs .9tpporat
cine 0cipiHc 9}clsc rolt iuiocroaus
lidca D'GiericL nac. ivclrn rlibt ics
0cn 1oa aus orm 2nitem ciiticrnt>
sur giabriug iiir Nainionel bon 9lis
frobcn lpiro. oie iii ocn Giil9Gpciocn
niiicn. Pms oirier g)leugc non rcr.
blcibcuOcm NhiaI( biloei fh 9'to-
lnoiuvi6nlihc ejiftc, oic i, oa5 pitt
iibcrgcben.
Wlonner uii0 5rnnci bic niht
oanS geiWio lrerocu folneii, nniiieil
bcginncn inncrc gaocr su ne6mcu.
G9e luan 5riIbidid iit, trinfc man
ic0en sRorgcu ciu @las iebr beibeu
g9oiicrS nit cipcn 1hccIoiiel boil
LIMESTONE PHOSPHATE, i'm bic
80 1ilb Ginariucioc BON ocn9ln'omm.
liiuQcn non (giitqn iWo @'iirobcn 6es
%oriaacs Sii rcnugtitainO ben gaii5rn
Observation-Disclosures rein, rculli@
mo iriid) 5a cr6dltcr
1ic, ipcldbc an AopiitbmcrjcJ gr.
fdliineei @oTejiildt, 9eriicpflrig
lciocn; sInocrc, Bic nit iiblcn &c.
itI)niod iibelrictbeu6cin 9libem, rbeil.
rnoiiidlen Ssbnpr5ca onhpodlcll oocr
iaucrcp odiigpn Ntaecil nud) sen
sQldhI5Citer babclt lpefOgD criudlt
cii yisricl 9fuhb LIMESTONE
PHOSPHATE hi Ner apot6cfe 5u
snuicn lno nit innerer Sanitation
81 beainnen Gies foitct hir iebr
ipciiis, Geniigt abcr I'M 9lGe iiber
Bic Sodc eiiihtiiaitiidl 3u NADER.
.Qlon bcocrfc. Dab Sncliboocit
pidliiorr nls ein iiiBeres goo lit.
Dcil 0ic Foreii Der Soalit Deiii gliif
teirf llnreinlihfeiten suiiibreu mo
arnnfbeit ueriirintleit iuabreuo Die
4orel Ser gineeueioe 0ieS tbiin.
@erooc pie Seiic uno Baiicr oic
Saut rciniot, flau un0 erfridlt. 10
mirit beiBes &niier inio LIME.
STONE PHOSPHATE ouf alaacit
geber 9lierer ino @insciueioe.
tiSl (g(iH)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
]1fnnn6ofte Antmurt.

@s pur i'm Sabre 1912. sym faiIcrz.
liHen polaite 81 petersburg mar eroBe
SafeI, oIs BORT Ole glo9ri6t auIangfc,
Rdpoleon babe Ii1 ouf Der 8ranoItdtte
bon m&ostdu entI4lohen, ben RadSug
no9 Der Gjren5e anSutreten. Sriums
pbierenoer Subel berrI6te inFolge oiez
Ter 9otl9aft an Der toiIerli9en Safel.
Inter ben @dIten nes 3uren befdno
ii4 aud Elm oeutI9er Slii9tling, ser
beriibmtc preiiBiI9e Stodtsmonn unO
@rminiiicr 5reiberr bon Gtein. g(n
Ocn lpanOic iicb bic Railerin un6 rieT
ibm gu: u@ern jeBt Elm einSieer franz
50iiImer SolOdt iibcr ben R6ein Sus.
riidgeldngte, bonu ipiir0e icb mid IdbGs
men, eine Deutibe gu Iein." Die
8aiierin battc, ais iic Oies Idate, ni9t
beod9t, OrB iie fel6It bic 3o9tcr cines
&beinbunOz6iiriten, 6es @roBbersogs
bon 9uOen ipdr, ilnb oub Der Jrei6err
BON Stein iicb penig Ourous ma9tc,
AUDI Den getrontcn 6duptern unanges
nebme Na9rfciten 3l Iagen. 2yeIt unS
ibarf Idb Stein Die SoiIerin an uno
dntportetc nit lautcr, Itdrter Stimmc,
gon5 gcgen ole RegeIn Der @titette:
ngure Moieitd, iuern bic oeutIben
5iiritsn ibre 9fIic6t setnn bGtten, ME.
mails ipiirbe Elm frdnSOIiI8er SOloot
lebenOig ouf bieIe Ssitc Ser Gl6e ges
fommen Isin!" 49, 3otenItilc berrI9te
an Der 9ofcl, ais er gsenbct, Oie &ois
ierin absr mar tllIg uno cbrli9 genug,
gu ontipOricn: oSic m0osn lpo6l re9t
boben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
@enM Der @iifen 0Ocr
BIC 3icrsn i6mrrSeu.
CsNt Usniscr 6isiidJ nnS triuft anEcr.
Otm Sur benz 6ri6Rad Gin
@luO nit Sol5cu.


@nrni1irc i'll 6iciid reijt bic 9tic.
rcn lic mcrOeu iibernr6citct trGac
id)mcr6boft lmo iiiDlcn iid1 mic 9lci.
flunlpcr an. Scr llrin iuir0 moifiQ,
Die @loic irritirt mo Sir niiiIicn
Diclleidt 5mei oocr orci @lol w61
rcuo Der gludt @rlei6terllug iudjcu.
@enn iih Oic 9licrcn pcritopfcn.
Sic iDncn babel belfcn, oie
llrinnbiGac aus ocn e6rper All cnt
ierncii oocr Sic ipcrOen in fur5cr
3eit crnitlidj crfroiten. Sucrlt iii6
Icr Sie Opmpfc S6mcr5cn in Der
9licrcnecgenO, Sic leiocr oil Hiidcn.
Ifmer5cn, froutboftcm Gopfluc1,
5hiutloclonfdlcn S6r @logcn miro
iouer, Sbtc 3tnige 1T bclegt, mo
ipciir O1s 8cttrr id)ledJt 1T, bobci
sic rbcimiotiiMc Sdmerjcn.
@iien pic ipcnigcr Slciid,, bolcir
Ole pom 3brem g(pot6efer ctipo bier
llnScti Sab Sols, ncDmen Gle
ciniee Gage lang por Scnl 8riibihid
.eiren GBlofiel bell lmo SSbre Niicrci.
per6cn Dam fein iunftonirell Gieic
,hcriibmteil Sol5e lpcroeu nus Grans
benidurc lni0 GitronenioFt eemodt,
nit 2it6io ber6imoen iinO iiuo ieit
Wenibcuoltern bclribt lpproen, I'M
trdec 9aicrer 5ii reiiiiJcit jn norma.
Ter Gdtigfeit on6uregei lno aiiBer
6en Oie S1iiren I'M llriit 1it neiitrnli-
iiren 10 Dab iie niht ldrecr cine
2ueIlc Oes Hei6cS 1T. lponit glaier-
lciocii bceil0et iperocn.
oSob Colts" iino billie uuidGo
lid iino biIoeil cin oneenebucs
@rouie. 2ifBioiuoiicr- Gjctrdnf, ooS d.
irnb 5lt Gcnonlnten per0eu iolltc, ilm
Die yiierei rein iuO tD1tig 5il er1ol.
tcu Siciiec g(ptobefer ioecL SnB
Tie piel Sab Salts" an 2eute per-
fniicn Die ooron elmibeit glicref.
.leiocn Ill ocit g[nforgSitdSirit Iii bc
fdmpIen, (9(uj)
- .a =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
Bum glSOentieite.

Sdl fIopic aRl Gas tIingt 10 trant
Ger Sric0ensiiIrit fcbrt bcutclpicOcr;
Gic y'adjt clItiliebt, Ser 9lorgen
graut
Scr gitc Sirte i6lucbt 6eriieocr
Nait glut 5at CT icin @cid crringci
Sp alien Spradbcut alien 9Nngcn,
Stcigt beilt' cilt SllbclIieO cnIpor;
glnn ofinct iDcit Oes 6er3ciIs Tbor,
1ic 3cit lit cruit idsuer 1T sic Gait
Sic GrocnpeIt idjreit Iaitt uab 6rics
ogu;
llho belize Ibrducn pcint Ser Gal,
Sicbt cr oao 9eitcnfclo bicuicoeR.
EcrtDiIitct iino oic idoHcu JIilrcn
llno olIsgcloitt 0cr @ottbcit 5pp.
rclI;
Ter b0ic 5eino bat cs oci6un;
&cut flcpit ocr irellc Nirtc ottl
Sent ibntiidi man icinc 9curpcI
fcIlb
sScit6il bort nian sic GIoden bal.
lrit
sIls miibt's alif ciimal 5ricoc lcilt
yecnn an Altar oie 2icOcr ltnacn.
g lrGdtcn mir oic S,crjcn idpiidcH,
Sdcinbcilig lit oaS iieie 9iideul
aein eippcn0iant ioIl'S beiitc iciu,
Ter glltc SSiric fcbrt bent ciR.
Sd IIopie onl Gu iudt and Gid.
SORT III ocrn iliht sic lciicn Strit.
ic2
9'odl aldiBcn Ceiuc g9nngcn friih.
Nalt I'll ocilu hcutc ftinc Q]ittc2
gSas hld)it On iu BEN @eltgciriebe2
g. iudle bout bic ,Scinslicbc
llnO lang cili ncucs qcbcu OIL
Ter autc Sirtc flopit beut on
9lod lit eS 3eit mas idlimtrlt Tu2
Nodl oriibcn Iidj oic frobcr Stim.
incli:
galS idlicbt CT icinc 8iorte 5it
Iann miro Gcin beifrcS 9itt pcss
gliunlIcI
llno ipas Iii aud iiil aunlpi Criuor.
beu,
9aIo ITS bcrmoocrt mo Dcr0orbcH;
SAT- Tit nidlts @ciicrc5 oet6ou?
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% ldb ion Gin, oer trcilcr Gait
Sn Tcineiu Scr5ei iuiq cr luobrctl;
2eitt piro Dir sooru Die icblpcrc
2ait
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ben,
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9lidDf ranb in6 oorltia III Sic Babns
Ger Cute @irtc gIopit 1cllt' orl
Y. 3. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
SauSbGrcu.
ewbicn lieirrte SicisIbru fur sans
GMrOpa.
Der Rrisa Bst OisIer SnSnarIe sim enSe
osmaat.

Bon jenen fremolGnbiI9 ousIebcn5
ben @sieuen, bic bis in ole jiinoite
3sit berouf me6r oosr lpenieer bera6s
setommeue Ggemplare oes brauucn
8dren (llrfus orctos) Dor oeutIben
Siirsn tan5en IieBen, mar sic Mlebrz
sabI Obne 3peifsI ierbii9er Serfunft.
SIN 9eutfcben @eicbe iparen 0ie Sang
bdren lpobl baut pOIi5eili9er WaBz
reeeln isBtbin ibon rec6t Iclten gepor=
a&l; in Seiterrei1 fuuo man ie bdufi=
GER, obipobl uud bier ibr GrIheinen
nt8t iebr germ gefeben purbe. Sorum
in6ten iie iic9 oft ouf S6lei9pegen
ben 00rfern uno fIeineren Stdbten Su
ndBsrn Odmit iie lpenigItens ettpos
nit Der @orfiibrung ibrer beoouernsa
iuerten 3an3tiere DerOient bGtten, be-
DOr Die @ertreter Der 5Hentlicben Orb
nnng lie aobi4obsn."
9is fer6ii6en Gebiree Iino beute
nod 5iemlih reid an 8Grsn. Dor
bem RriessIdrm nOgen iie ia in i6re
tieften @interi9lupffpihtel oeflii6tet
fem. 9lu4 bic oItli9sn adrpotben
iinb Elm 8GrenIonO. WleiIt Iin6 es
jugenolide GrempIors, oie oefanoen
unb Damn an elmer eiIerncn &etie, De-
rem GnOring our9 Die goIenIpibe bes
Sieres geitedt miro, in @cnobrIdm oez
bdIten iperOen. Ob ole peitberbrettete
@oltsmeinuug, bdb Oen Barren oas
Sdnoen Oaour9 beigebra6t fperoe, boB
man iie ouf gliibenoen pIdtien gebctl
6eiBt, oiif 8obrbeit berubt, mag Oo=
btngeItent blci6en. 9le6uli6 IG6e es
ipobl Den Serben unb ibrtn nd6eren
Stdmmesperipdnoten, bic olci@ BEN
Stalienern fein Mliteefii6l fir Siere.
fenncn. 'N
9d Die Son36dren i'm 9(lter ipilo
unb esFGbrIic6 iperben, pfleat man fie
oann oes 9tusenli6ts gu berdubeu.
DieIe @raulomteit IieBe fi1 nur Oaz
our9 eiHieermoBeu entT6ulbieen OdB
dlte ni9t se6lenOete 8Gren bdufig iibtr
ibre Serren bereefollen Iino obcr, ipenn
eS ibneu 9elungeu mar, 5l cntflieben,
onbere 9ellte 5errilIsu bobcn. gon
Den Barren Der Totro Gin Oberuuaarn)
piro bebcuptet, odB iic gufniitiger
Tcicu oIs Bic Barren 0cs Oltens iInO
nur ieIttn einen Menf9en onfallen.
Sn 9alt5ien tommen oi9 nod 5ufpeiy
len Barren bor; aud bus 6interlanb.
Dolmatiens Oiirfte ni6t gon3 frei bon
ibnen Iein GinSelne @utsbeiiber in
@aIi5ien bieIten iid nod in ncueter
3eit 5o6me gdren, sic Ii9 BEL gutter
@e6anblung re9t SutrullIi9 uuO artis
ertpieIen. f4 tflsl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
Jeic6tum Oes ]11i6nOO.

Die 3r0nuns ocs &aiicrs bon So-
pan ldBt cs nicbt unintereEout erI9ei,
nen, einen Bid ouf oas @ermDecn
bes 2diIerS BON Sapan gu fperfcn, iYie
es bor einiger 3eit BON elmer cn9liI9eu
3ettf9rift bcre9net iuuroe. Dos pris
potosrmOgen 6ss &oiIers, oeHcn 3ina
fen gu Der jGbrlicbcn 3ibilliIte bon
stipa feds Millionen Wlart (orei Wlil-
ltonen YeD treten, betrGgt runb 1S0
MsilIionen Mort. gu OicIen aapitus
lien treien nod SipanSie Whlionen
&riegsanIcibeu. Sbligaiionen. 27422
2tttien Der alien iapaniI@en Staatss
babn uno 27600 Der SottniOD Sonto.
@eIe1Idaft, Die inseeIdmt ipeilerc $50
Mi[lionen Wlort ousmo9en, binSn.
gluBer6em Oerfiigt Der &aiIer nod iibcr
oie bebeutenoen @inno6men aug Der
fdiIerIi9en yoriten unO Domdnen, Sic
(ebenfaGlS nd9 oeutI9em GeIoe berebs
neD einen Mert bon etpo einer MSiIs'
Iiarbe aIsmotben. Dieier rei9e pris'
DdtbeliB eeItattete Dem 3aiIer ui6t nur
icbe Grbobuus ieiner 3ioilliIte, Die i6m|
bon Dem Uliniiterium porgeIbIdqenI
mar, ub5ulebncn, IonOsrn ou9 nod bes
ird9tlihe Summsn ous ieinem @ers
mTgsn Sur GrIeoiguns orineenber
5tadtsbcoiirfniiTe gu iiberipsiIsn.