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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09
STING OF WASP KILLS olRl
School Teacher Sueeumbs IS Mtnutss
After Attack.

Spokane, Wash.-Miss Cora Nel-
son, 21-year-old school teacher, died
from q wasp sting, at her home near
Medical Lake. The sting, back Of
her ear, had an effect similar to that
Of q rattlesnalre bite, the alkai act.
ing as poison. .aGTEl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09

Miss Elizabeth Iddings, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Iddings,
was one of number of attractive
friends who came from afar to wit
ness the marriage of Miss Margaret
Draper to Prince Andrea Boncom-
pagni.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09
GIANT ROACH AND ANT
EXTERMINATOR

The powder that will exterminate
reaches from any building with one
application. Sold in soc packages,
enough for one small family kitchen.
Prepaid. Send money order GIANT
ROACH EXTERMINATOR, 25 So. On
tario ST., Toledo, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09

These stories are along typical
French lines. which portray the "crook"
~ he actually is. and not as hero in
any sense Of the word.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09

you want one or have one
for sale, or II you have poultry or
stock for SALE. send soc cash for ~
Word S,1 notiee d IN M PEST lis. weekly papers
are sure. Address Farm Lists. S3S
Erie ST., Toledo, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09

Illustrated booklet FREE. Michigan
has hundreds of thousands of acres
of virgin land s. an acre up. Health
full climate. Growing season for all
crops. Ample rainfall. Write w. P.
Hartman, A. & /. Agent, Room 339.
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway,
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09

TOPLAYS-whether a regular wri-
ter. or II you are looking for big
STAMPS for Fafes of the seRa Moviss
and list of studios to date. A square
deal you won't want to miss, II S$$$
are an object. Photoplayer. 335 Erie
St, Toledo Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09
=Everybody's=
Want Column
Please Mention This Paper In Reply
ing to ADS"

SO MEN WANTED to cangass in vir-
ginia. 40T6 commission. Roy Dick
enson, Grant, Va.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09

KRBMoLA CREAM, WONDERFUL
bleach, rmoves brown spots. BY mail
81. Booklet free. DR.. C. II. Berry Co.,
1915 Michigan Ave, Chicago Ill.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09

DOGS FOR SALE, pedigreed collies, toy
poodles, fox terriers, spaniels, blacks
and tans. Bargains. Write Shady
dell Kennels, York. Pa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09

BIG TYPE POLAND CHINAS-The
heavy boned and prolific kind. Prices
reasonable. Write your wants. II.
Fell, r 4, st. Marys. o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09

ADVERTISE your farm for sale. We
will list your farm in IS Ohio and
Michigan farm weeklies for SOC with
order, "a words. Real results on this.
Address Farm List. 335 Erie St.. To-
ledo, Ohio,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-11-09

AGENTS WRITE FOR territory; long
wished for sewing machine necessary.
Liberal terms. Columbia Steel Belt
Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
fern Der Aeimat.

Die foIeen0e S6ilOerunQ eines aros
Ben inOiT9en Sruppcnloqers in Glib
frdntreid Iin6et ii9 i'm ,@aulois":
Die iubiI4eu Srlppen, bic in @uropa
Sen lebtcn S6liff erbalten, bcpor lie
on bie Sront geI9idt peroen, iino ouF
bem @ebict zines Serreniibes in Der
llmaebuno ppn M}dr1eiGe unterecs
brdd6t Soiuie man Die Ihfpere Sit
terpforie oieIes 2onoiibes binter iih
oeIdloHen bot, glaubt man iiH in Die
bunie gDelt inOii9er MGr9en beriebi.
gu beioen Setter Der breitsn S9loBs
ollec rei6t Ti1 3elt an 3elt. 9luf
einem freien 9lobe Dor ben 3elten ball
ten bic inoiI9en SolOaten cine S6iebs
iibung nit blin0en 9dtronen ob. 0ie
WlGnner, bic ouf Dem 9fiiden Elm gcs
friimmies WleFsr trdger, G6nsln i'm
3ppus Der ioponil9en HoKe. Gs iino
2eute BON Stamme Der @urtbas. Mir
I9reiten ipciter un0 errei9en bic 3elte
Ser Sifbs. Sc Iino T90ne MenIden,
oeren regeImGBieen @eIitbtern mir ipes
Mig MongoIiT9es onboftet. Sic iinb
eben babel, ibre Sauptmdbl3eit einaus
nebmen. Die SpetIen iinO bon ben
Sn6ern IelbIt genoi nod Sen Itrengen
Hs9sln Der ein3elnen StGmme uno
Setten subereiiet, sic ellen Iebr tpes
Mig syleiI9 - meiIt 3ieeenfleiI1.
Sm llmberee6en lernt man olsbolo
Oie ieltlomen @ebrGu9e fennen. Sc
erfldrt elmer: rNleine 6rou In Der fers
nen s0eimot befolst aud jebt bas Sc
bot, jeOe Widblaeit spei StunOsn mad,
Dem @dttcn ein5unebmen. SnFolec
6es 3eihinterY9iebes 3tpiI6cn Guropo
uno suOien muB oeplna9 Oie bobeim
1ebliebsne @6efrou nm orei llbr Ntors
gems oufiteben, I'm Oos Mtttdgsmobl
bes pergnngenen Sosss eitsunebmen
g(d9 btsnoigtem GHen iisen bic Sitbi
in Der Hunoe un0 rou1en InfpeioenE
ibrs longen 9feifen. Sn ben 6reiItun.
Oen beIcbdftigen Iid5 Die Sn6er pielfoG
nit &nrtsnipiclen, wDbei iie GROCER
6pieleiTer an sen Gag legen Of
Febt man aud @ruppen ernIter WlGni
ncr, bic YiH I9peigcno I'M einen Or
! sdbler" I9drsn, Der in lon9en, eintOni.
gen SGbeu 2esenoen aus Der Terner
0eimot portrGgt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

9rei @allonen ,,@ioer" iperbsr au
einem @iertcl i6rer ZuantitGt einses
fo9t. Damn I9Glt, enttsrnt uno
f9nibt man 70 pielc 9lepfeI, ais Ole
SliiIiieteit be6eden tam. 2eBiere
lpirb nun in spei SGlFten ectcilt uub
in Ieparoten &eKeln ouF bds sSeusr
eeiebt. Die 2lepfsl nsrSen in 0ie cine
.9Glfte gessben uno geto6t, babel fii1I
man na9 uno no9 Sen cnoeren gGis
Der" su. 3p0lF StunScn iollte oi,
MoHe fo9sn, bis babin III iie tiefs
braun unO sIutt. Sc nodj @e19mad
iptro nun bruurer 3uder, 3iniat im0
etpas gfeItsn binsugeeeber, Sic @es
ipiir5c uotiiriid pulperiiicrt. Dlit ben
3utaten IGBt man eS no9RoIS gut
Our9to9en. Die qrp6e Ocs jSertigs
feins pirb gemndbt inOem man c!paS
ouf cine llntertdif, eibt unO OitIe ums
eeitiirst b6lt. @ic qrote bari Ti@t
obfoIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
Gin Ser6en-6pCO.

- 9(us @ofio pirS ben rMiin9tnsr
glsueiten Io9ri1ten" etn luIiioss Sc
l9idt9en er5dblt, in bem Ii1 0ie 8es
S'e3ungen atpifden sen Serben uno
oen 9uIgoren ipri9nortli9 Ipi,geln:
Ss gilt i'm Serbenlano oas Mort:
"lpe ito Irpsto illnat," oos beibt
gales, ipds Serbe 1T - 1T Elm Selo. ="
ttno 10 Elm Selo fommt einmdI in
Softa gu einem 9ooer unb lGBt Ii9
raiteren. 9o oies nod Dem Siueiten
SoItuntrieg 1T, tommi bic Reoe ouf
oen &rieg uno Der Scribe er5dblt, boB
e. etn S9lpein,bGnbler 1ei uuo spor
elner aus @slgroo, unO ols e9ter
Serbe UerIdumt er nidt, BON Dem obs
gen Spri6lport Gin ponrmor @ebrau9
81 MAIDEN. 49, .@uf." Id9t Der luIii9e
Sooer, lid min es glei9 prpbieren.
Saiien sic ii9 einmol obne SeiFe ros
lterenl 90 mn6ten cs oie olten Sers
zen, ipie nod feline Setfe oo nor. -
.Norum benn ni6t," erlpioert Der
SCRIBE, nro 5ur @ctrdftigung Ieiner
SSSorte fdnst er Ous dlte 9ie6 an be.
rrlomieren on, iporin 30nig DuI9an
oeiungen tptro, ipie er brei Sommel
ouf einmdl iBt un6 ii9 obne Seifc
ralteren lGbt glun be9innt Oic
l9redli9e Operotion. Dit ieoem
Strib berorebt Der orme Ser6e Dor
SSs9merSen feline 9lussn uno I9pibi
Iir9terli9; bod bdlt er aus, Bis bos
uteher gum Interim fommf. 0o
l9reit er gdns geoemiitigt: r6olt, Inn
Sottes DiIlenl SD bin ia gnrni9i
aus 8el9rdo, Ionoerh elm fpenie -
p aus Der @oritobt = ga unten
aebrigens, mein Serr, gilt boS
Spri9lport nur in Scrbien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
Sleibrn trcu.
Die SaImutiurr IaRru litb ui9t gee
scn Orfsrrrid Gnigrbrn.

Die bon @nglanb unO &uBlan0 uns
9eltifteten feinoIi9en llmtriebe zines
9eiIes Der aus SeIiertei9sllngarn
ltammenOen SiibIlaOen 9egen ibr @os
terlanb, iopobl in England ipie in
BIN Der. Stootcn, 6aben bel bereu
SonOsIeuten in Der Monor9ie Die
9rOBte @ntriiitung un0 bemeemdB
elne Iebbofte Reattton berborgerufen,
ote bereits lpieoerboIt in ipontdusn pos
trtotiI9eu &unbgebuneen gum Nuss
Druid gslangte.
90 Bat unlGngIt Der outouomii6e
oolmotiniT9e 2anoesousI9uB onges
lt9ts Der bo9perrGteril1su Wlo9ens
ldboften gepiFer Serbsnfiibrer in 6en
Ger. Stooten unb ipe5iea bes SiiOs
llobeutomiiees in 2onbon, nit einem
&eIegromm on Den I. II. I. Stattbdls
ter in 9olmatien eegen js6e 9litiou.
lpel9e Ole 3utuuft 9almatiens ouBers
9olb Der N}onorhie fuden ipiiroe, ents
l1ieDen @erpabrung eingele9t
Dos oieSbe5iigli6s SeIssromm on
Den boImotiniIben Stottbalter lautete:
PIN Seine Gr5eGena Den Serrn
Stottbolter In &nin.
3dro, 8. Sftober 1915. gBir be-
ebren uns oen cinitimmisen 8cf9luB
oes 9onoesousldufes mttSuteilen.
9etreu feinem &oiIer uno &onig
llno Der bobsbureiI9en Monor9ie, mil
beIder oas @oIf bes 40nigrei9es
0uImotien Iein S6idIol pertniipfI
bat, obne llnterT9ieo Der &onfeIiion,
lu9t es in Der Monor9ie Isinen Sort
i9ritt uno 0ie 8erpirtli9une ieiner
notionoIen 8eitrebunoen i'm Sinne Der
SonotogsaoreFen uno fGmpft nit BEL
oenboftem Mtut, Der bic @slt in Staus
ren berIebte, fir a6nig unb Batter
lamb ou9 in bsm jebigsn @eIttriest
out oen S9Io9tfeloern gegen aIl'
5ein6e.
OeBbolb mar Oie1es BOLT i9mer3.
ll9 ergriffen our9 oos @erii6t, bat
9epihe 9olmatiner i'm 9luslonoe einC
Sdti9teit unternommsn bdtten, tpel4t
NIT bieIsn 9eTiiblen in @iOerItreit
itiinbe.
Der 2GnoesousI9uB, 6ieIe @efii6IC
ooer6olntetf9eno unD teilenO, perurteilI
l9drfitens uno ouf 0us @ntT9ieoenit'
leoe glttion, ipeIds Die 3utunft 0ol'
motiens ouberbolb Der @erbinOunr
NIT Der Monar&ie fu9en piiroe.'
Dieter Ipontanen pntriottTder
Sunosebung unb Der sntfhieoener
Serbobrung bes bolmotiniIhen Can
5oesousi9uTes eesen bo9DerrGieriIh,
umtriebe ciner SouOboIl bon SiioIlo.
oen boben iicb Soblreic6e Nutonomiege
ineinben 9almotiens anssI9loReH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

Qluf cine Ranne Somaten redne
man cine bal6e gebadte 3tpiebel. cinen
Seel6ffel Sols. ein 93int Mafer iIno
elm 9orbeerbldtt. Ro9e oles, bis 81,
Somaten pei9 gsuus finb, 6ur9 Elm
Sieb esItrt6en an tuerocn Nenr De
Somoten Our9esi9loosn iinb, the man
sinen 9OfieI BON Butter in cine pfanns
uno riibre, psnH iie 3ergangeu 1T,
einen GbIGffel Meb ooran uno ribrc
es tii9lig unier oie Butter. Gun tue
nan Wlebl uno Butter 5u ben Gomos
ten un6 ioGe dllcs einiee Nlinuten
lang pieOer. Gepur5 tue man nadj
9sliebeu boron uuo fii9e, foIs Ole
Suppe gu bidIi9 tit, nod etipus @afs
fer bo5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
Bur SprnC6reinigung.

= gIu@ Dos Shttsorter SofiEeater
9ot iebt ole fremoIpro9Iiben 9luss
orude nusgemer5t. Wlit geginn Der
neuen Spiel3eit am /. September lit
Der @us0rud glbonnement bur6
"gtiete," 9(bonnementstdrten bur9
sDttettorten" erTebt iporoen. Ser biss
9er porterre eenannte &oum gu ebes
iler Grbe miro ols ,Sool" besei9net;
liatt erItsr nno 5fpeitsr Bartlett tritt
DE 9e5ei9nung rOorber," unb ,mitts
,s 1sre SperriiBe" ein uno D1s bisberiee
pdrterre erbGlt Die gsSei9nung !, ,bins
'ere SperrIibe." Die 2oeen iperben
DSouben," Der 9alton .SperrIibe" ges
dnoannt. 9os 2[mp6itbsater er6Glt bic
oe5ei9nung rbintere Sperriibe 0es
Sceiten uno oritten 2on9es." Nus
Der 9oroerobegebiibr miro bic p9t6s
leesbiibr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
aobRer Ia 0iabGe.

NIon f9neiOe 6os 5leiIcb eincs GEE
fo9ten Summer in fIeine Stiide, lGBi
ciucn aebduften GBI6ffel Wtebl in
eiuem GbI6ffel Butter geI6 iperoeu,
sibt eine Safe MiId biusu unO pers
riibrt es 5u elmer biden Sauce. 0os
gu 9ibt man oos SummerfleiI9, etiuos
Sdla unb Gopenncspfeffer, einsn Sc.
Iofel feinsebadter 9}eteriiIie, cine balbe
Sofe &abm pber Wlil9. 9la9oem
oIIss iiber Dem Seuer gut bsrribrt lit,
flint man bic MlaRe in sic gut ees
reinigte 9ummerIdole, iIrci1t lic
glott, beitreut Fl, nit eerieGercr Gems
mel, trGufelt etnos Butter 6ariiber
uub badt iie bel mdEiger 6ise 9eI'
braun. 2dnn ouG in 9tamCtius fer
piert iuer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
Scr 9Ruiiru 9ri6tu.
Ginigr SluF;ri@uussu frau5Giil@rr
5rcmOeuIrsiOuGrr.

Die 2eioen Ser ruiiiI9en &rieess
frsilpiligen in 5rontrei9 Idiloert
cine 8rOI9iire per rulItI9eu SOSiali=
ten in ben biiIterIten Jarben. 0ie
ruIIiI9en @migrouten in qoris, in
Der Souptio@e Su6en, 8uTeu unO
pplen, ipuroen bon ben fronSOiiI9en
8e90rben zines 3o0es Dor Die @dbl
eeIiellt, entipeOcr na9 &uBlouO au=
riid5utebreu, Inn bort ibrer @ebrs
pfli9t gu 9eniigcu, oOsr ols 5reiipils
li9e in bic 5remoenle9iou ein5utreteu
pber in Die &on3entrotionsloger ges
f@idt uuO aus Dem 9ariIer IeItunsss
berei9 oussepieicn 3u perOeu; Oas
bieb alIo sntlpeoer Sibirien ober
3pon9sI9iibenorobsn 5uiammen nit
Den Se6tpar5en, ober 6un9crsnot.
8riefe FOLDER 6reilpiligen on bic Siibs
rer Der ruIliI9eu So5ioliiten I6iIOern
ole pbpIiI1sn unO ieeIiI9en Sualeu,
bic bic 8uien eli Monate binburb In
Oen Reiben Der Srembsnleeion erlitten
baben. sic I9iloern ole Sro9Ooie in
Der llmeebun9 bon 9lrros, po neun
Sreilpillige erI9oFen uro abtSebu su
flint big 5ebn Sobren 3ponssarbeit
berurteiIt purbcn, neil iie iid) fpei9ers
ten, lGnger in Der Sremoenleeion Su
oienen oOer in bic S9lo9t gu geben,
ipenn ibnen ni6t offi5iea psrfproGen
piiroe, iie in fron50iiIGe &egimentcr
gu DerieBen Inter bem ironiIhen
Gufe; p@iDs Ia 5rouceI" ftorben bic
Neun uHter ben &ugeln dfritoniI9er
GplOaten.
@iuer Ser 8riefc OieIer llnolidlis
9en Ioutet foI9enoermoBeu:
,Seurer syreunb, gluts un0 9eis
9snsern9 fiillen Die 2uft, glut niro
rersofen uno bic NlenI9en follen Ios
nobl BON osutI9eu pie ou9 BON frons
oOfiI9en &ugeIu. Sn bieIen fronaDiis
i9en Re9imentern Seigt iid lln5ufries
Osnbeit uno repolutionGre 9}roteIte
iperoen lout M(it unIeren Qeoionen
ltsbt ,s tieftraurig. Die @erbdltniFe
imO 2ebeusbebiugungen inio unertrdos
licb. Sn ieOsr @rObiittc befinoet Ii6
Elm 9lufieber nit eclaoenem @epebr,
uno obne @rldubnfs bes RorporolS
odrf ii9 teiner aus Der SItte riibren.
gs 1T I6Iimmer als &rieos1efangener
slt Iein, oenn 6ieIen erportef nidbt auT
S9ritt unb Sritt uno icoen glueens
Bid Der Go6. Dor einigen Saqen
ipeigerien iin picrsig 2eute mcines
friiberen Gegimeuts, in Der 5rem6ens
legion lpeiter gu oienen. 0oraeItern
puroen iiebenunoSpunSig bon ibuen
Sur 3ipdn9surbeit BON flint bis aebn
| Sobreu berurtetIt, neun erbirlten bic
Sooesfrofe, bdbon iieben RuiIen, bic
mcine SSrcllnoe poren. @eItern Naf.
mittos puroeu Iie BON I9porSen 9tfris
fnuern erT8oKen2 @arum? gBes4
bolb9 Seute beim 8opport las uns
Elm SffiSisr i6re Romen uno i6rc
StroTe Dor unO Togte nit Tiiblic6em
9GGeIn nuf ben 2ippen: n6iitst eu9I
-Soe' pefen @unI9 lam es ieiu
iol9 eincm .@aterIanb" gu OienenS
W1it einem @ort, es lift unertrGgli9
9erbreitet OieIe &dtbribt in Der gan.
5eu &oIonie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
@ebodener @riesRruoeI

@ebodener @ries FrueeT.
Wlon mode aus einerl pflmo s0le9l.
cinsm 81, taubencigroB S5ett ODER But
ter. etipds SolS uno !auem @aFer
duf Dem glubeI6rett ciucn ai9t car Su
fpsiGen 2eis, oen man mil Den 0Gns
ben 70 Idnee ouSorbsittt, bis CT @Ins
fen no9t, uno formt oorous cin ober
apei 2di69en, bic man. nit .incrt
Su9 oOsr elmer S9ifIel bebedt, aut
cine picrtel Siunoc ruben I1Bt. Damn
miro Elm pint feincr @ries nit einert
pint fdurem Gobm (Sobnc), einem
Gi, etfpdS Sols uno slpei Itorfen @b.
lOfFelu feinsm 3uder abgeriibrt, Der
Seig ouf etuem lei9t bemeblten SiIGs
tu9 fein nuseesogen uno duT 0enIels
ben BON Dem obeerii6rten @ries nit
benz 9tibrI0fFeI fleine 6Guf9cn aes
md6t, bic man nit Sem WIeFer lei6t
ouseinnnberItrei9t. 0orii6er Itrcut
man Sipei Bis brei llnsen 2oIinen o9ue
Serne, Iegt ben Seig an Der 2ot9Ieiie
Oes SiI9es etpos binouf Es5t Damn
an felber Seite oos SiI6!ud) in bic
SDbe unO ro[it Sen 3eig lduglum aes
gen oos geeeniiberlieenoe @nSc. giun
ltgt man ben StrubeI in Der 2Gnqe
Der pfanne, Die nit Jett eeT1miert
iein muB 5uIommen, bebt Jpn be9uts
fam in oicIelbe binein, beItrtimt ion
oben nit ettp1s Iauem Sett unO lGBt
Jpn ldn9iom i'm OTsn i10n golbtrom
baden. Der StruOel Miro Damn oIeib
ipnrm ouf Dem 9le9 in Ganobreite
Slide geI9nitten, ouf bie S9iii|cl aes
geben unO nit 3uder beItreut warm
ongerihtet. Md9t man Spei llcine
Struoeln aus Der Wlenee 6es Seigcs,
! 10 mub man benIeIben, nod bepor sr
eerubt, in 5lpei !6Glfteu teilen. be5io.
f, 5ipei 2dibhen oorous formen; ebenio
! muB mon aud ole 5ilc uno &oIineE
teilen. Nlan lam Sen Stru0el, ndhs
bem er 5ufommengerolit III, ou9 olcidj
In beliebi9e Stiide I9neioen uro in
Der pfonne bieIelben gut oneinnnOerle-
gen. Den oiden 5ei0ronb lam man
BON Dem dus9e5osenen Struoel bebuts
fam db5upfen unO gu elmer Suppen=
einloge nsripenoen. Nlon tonn aber
mud einen tleinen 9uden ourous fors
men, ben man nit pos INNER fiini
ano badt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26
9iir 9aus uuN ,Niirbr.
@ferfn e @nnerampftr.

man ldBt TlebI in Butter eelb ans
IauFeu, gibt einen beocuteroeu Yell
Iebr iein eel9nittsnen Gouerompiet
bineiH un6 rii6rt es gut Ourdeinans
Ser. Sot es Damn etipas abse0iinItet,
10 IGBt man es nit sipas Mildrobr,
Sol3 unb @eniir3 aufto6en, gi6t cs
iona6 in ole GieripeisI9ule uuo
I5lGat bic Gicr btneiu. 60 lGbt man
iie oufto9er, Biz ii9 bns GirpeiB bins
bet, Der 9ottsr ober iuei9 bleibt una
rt6tet es Damn ON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

Ser Srie9 in Scr Sim,
0eritube. lin Simnelsipil.
len, Sin0er mas modt Sbr oerut
oo nit Nlutti'S nenem Sut IN Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

@tnberiton0en. Y - @ef1ng.
llBotreftor (3u Oen neiieineeIieierten
Sirotline): Die Scfongenen Ionen
0loslihIt in i6rem irii6crcn 9erufe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

Sine S9olle perbrou1t in einem
sabre ctpa bds 3ebnfn9e ibres Sc
Di9tes an Nobruns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

@oOewonne2l" o9l6, mir Ipielen
bios II bis6en llnterieeboot. Der
@ut 1T elm cn9liiMer Gonpier tnn
miro ocsbolb bon ms oericnftl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-26

beidGitigt iperoenl" nDos mare
mir iebr nngene6ml~ ~ o8ns baben
Sic Oenn bis iebt Ncraht?"
p9tihtsl"
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-09

might of pelf to wrongly award the palm or to unjustly condemn men as well as things.
 Hero worship has it's uses; trt there is no greater vanity than tine hero worship which coils itself up in the temples of a past day, ana ignores the living temple of the present
 History Is continuous and 9 na- tion may well be great with great men of past days to fall to pieces by the littleness of it's later day petty ones, and then it's great ones of tn. past will not save it.
 Every generation has it's new cir tumstances and we are the creatures of circumstances. What has been fine and noble and great yesterda? is today cften worthless and danger Ons No man can write finis to the History of a nation; and those na- tions which live in the glorious early chapters of their greatness are like the foolish man who feeds on romance instead of toiling for real bread for his family. The ear Her fathers of the country may in deed have faced and overcome great problems; stepped to greatness in the doing of their great deeds. But the ancestor worship which contents ilself with the contempla tion of those splendid figures in story, and ignores the, constant need for the struggle in the prese II take their country directly down tho path of retrogress:on. Pride ot condition, pride of race must found itself upon present time conditions within the country and prascn. time achievements of the race. An institution that does not fulfil the useful functions of promoting the popular happiness is not to be res pected. Like tho Sabbath they are made for man and not m:n made for them.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-09
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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-09
NOTICE OF FoRFEITuRE.

To Tom Kelleher, your heirs, executors. assigns or personal re-
 presentatives:
 You are hereby notified, that I have expended in labor and improvements the sum of one hundred dollars for labor and improvements each year for the years 1912, 1918 and 1914 and 1915 on the Jefferson Associa- tion, an association placer mining claim situated on Cripple river and recorded and more fully described in volume 196 at page 63 in the re- cords of the Cape Nome Mining anG Recording District in the Second Division, Territory of Alaska.
 The above amount has been ex- pended in order to hold said claim under the provisions of the Law, con- cerning annual assessment wor< upon Mining claims, being the amount required to hold said claim. And you are further notified. that l, If within ninety days after the last publication of this notice. you fail to contribute your proportion of said expenditure your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, your Co-OwneI un- der section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States. WILLIAM STEPHAN Co-Ownel.
 Date of first publ, Feb. 9, 1916.
 Date of last publ. May 10, 1916.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-09

craft unionism goes reaction, they can depend upon every reactionist to fight with them.
 Industrialism did not spring ready made from the brain of any doctrin- aire. It is not essentially artiticial any more than it is the lingering re- lie of a by-gone age of production It grew in America beeauso America has reached degree of capitalist consolidation equalled in no other country. It reflects the environ ment that industrial workers en- counter and 1t is the logical deve- lopment of present day economic condition.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-09

A writer in The Toiler says that q great many active unionists present "craft Unionism" as the cause of all labor defeats. 'Craft organization is proclaimed to be the root of all evil in the labor movement. They are like the doctor who had one re- medy; did you have rheumc tism, he gave you paregoric, was it con- sumption again it was paregoric; for broken leg paregoric was the remedy, SO these impartical critics proclaim the one cause 'craft union- ism" and the one cure industrial unionism".
 To a certain extent that criticism is justified There are numbers who do just that very thing, blame the evils of the labor movement upon craft unionism and believe that an efficient industrial unionism is the only cure.
 And nothing that the writer in The Toiler says as quoted apparently approvingly in the Coast Seamen's Journal, tends to change that opi- nion.
 Candidly and quite frankly craft unionism is only unionism with au 'if'. It takes the workers and in stead of solidifying them as workers with one interest in common, sub divides them up into groups united by very fiimsy metaphysical thing called affiliation. It tends to com plete disorganization into groups with different aims and different ideas and different tactics. Above all it provides each group with a different tactic.
 If there are any arguments in favor of the working class gettin., together, then these arguments dc not apply merely to small groups oi different kinds of workers, but tc all workers as workers. And more over as long as those groups keeI the workers from acquiring an actu al solidarity in fact as they do un occasionally, they are tremendoui ldetriment to the labor movement Yet again from the point of effic. ency. and talk as we may about ca Ipitalist efficiency, the real test O any organization is the eficienc, which < 1t possesses for the purpos' formed. the craft union is an ex