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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07
Box Factory Burned

A fire which started between one
and two o'clock Wednesday morning
destroyed the sawmill and engine
house of the Crescent Woodenware.
CO., mile west of town. The origin
of the fire is unknown. The loss is
partially covered by insurance.
This is the second time the Cres-
cent Woodenware Co. has suffered by
fire at their plant here. The first fire
occurred some five years ago and at
ter new buildings had been put up
the company decided to delay operat-
ing again. A few weeks ago the
announcement was made that the
sawmill would operate again this
spring and workmen have been en-
plOyed the last two weeks making
repairs and getting things in readi-
ness for the resumption of business.
R. Martin, of Spokane and presi-
dent of the Crescent Woodenware
Co., was here Wednesday to ascer-
tain the amount of damage done by
| the fire.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07
Rebekah Lodge Installs

The following new officers of the
Rebekah lodge were installed Tuesday
night: N. G., Mrs. Mabel Mccall;
V. G., Mrs. Rose Northrup; P. G.,
Mrs. Ella McGlocklin; Chaplain, Mrs.
Brace; R. S., Mrs. Belle Bishop; F.
S., Mrs. Emma Hydorn; treasurer
Mrs. George Causton; Warden, Mrs
Irene Fogleson; conductress, Miss
Eunice Chambers; Ruth, Miss Dolly
Bruce; Naomi, Mrs. Kate Rose
baugh; Rebekah, Mrs. Minnie Little
Deborah, Mrs. Udan; Inner Guard
Mrs. Hester Remer; Altar Support
ers, Mrs. l. Causton and Esther
Radcliffe. After the installation &
delicious banquet was served.
j. w. Reid is expected to return
this evening from a two days bust
ness trip in Spokane.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07

Boundary county is experiencing a
heavier fall of snow this year than
has been known of in this district for
a long time. According to reports
from those who have tried to keep
an accurate record of the snowfall
this season, 70 inches of snow had
fallen up to Wednesday morning in
the vicinity within three miles of
Bonners Ferry. The snowfall in the
mountains is believed to be much
greater. The great snow fall in
the mountains will, it is believed, re-
suit in the starving of the deer and
also the pheasants. 1t is said that a
band of 200 deer are wintering in
the Moyie district and there has been
some talk of providing feed for these
deer. If the usual January thaw
comes as usual this year the denizens
of the woods will have little trouble
in finding food for the winter.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07

rived from the proposed drainage. |
have not figured the exact acreage
represented by the remonstrants but
the majority of acreage is opposing
the assessments and the continuation
of the proceedings. Now it seems to
me unfair to impose on the balance
of the property that proportion of
the costs which should equitably be
borne by these Indian lands and in
addition thereto to assess against this
property the damages which will be
sustained by the Indian lands by rea-
son of a portion thereof being taken
for dikes and bitches. l think, too,
that the objection to the jurisdiction
Of this court to authorize the taking
of any of the Indian lands is well
taken. If separate condemnation
proceedings are necessary in cases of
this kind, the state court, in my
opinion, could not condemn these In
dian lands. 1t is suggested by At
torneys for the commissioners that
this objection can be taken care Of in
other ways, presumably through an
act of congress, but I venture to sug-
gest that this should be done before
fixing the assessments. can see
very little chance or reason for OBJ
jections if the cost to the DIRECTORS
should be reduced by having the In
dian lands bear their share. In Min
nesota public lands of the United
States within proposed drainage dis.
tricts are made liable by a specia
act of congress for their proportion
of the cost of the drainage. On the
same principle, Indian lands should
be made liable. Entertaining these
views, l must refuse to proceed fur.
Their with the assessments and de-
Termination of their reasonablenes:
and declare that the proceedings fol
the formation of this particular dis
trict must fail.
Attorney leighton, for the com
missioners of Drainage District No
5, announced this noon that an ap
peal would be taken to the suprem
court.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07
Banning and Laschinger-New Firm

Banning and Laschinger-New Firm
Messrs. Joe Banning and Charles
Laschinger have leased the building
formerly occupied by the Club sa-
loon and will start pool and bill
lard parlor in it as soon as the
equipment can be purchased. The
new firm will take possession Mon
day of next week and in the mean
time the building will be remodeled
and freshly painted and papered. The
firm will carry a complete stock of
confectionery, tobacco and cigars and
fruits and plans to make theirs one
of the most up-to-date amusement re-
sorts of the district.
Both members of the new firm are
we'll known business men,. Mr.. Ban
ming having been in the confectionery
and cigar business here before and
Mr.. Laschinger having been in the
employ of we'll known mercantile
firms here for many years. Natural.
lly, they have hosts of friends who
will help them in every possible way
to make their new business venture
success.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07
DRUG PRICES
ARE SOARING
Great Demands In War Zone In Europe
Is Causing Scarcity of Many
Commonly Used Preparations
SOME ADVANCES 300 PER CENT
Quinine Now Costing Wholesale SITS
Per Ounce Was 30 Cents

The demand for many commonly
used drugs and medical supplies in
the war zone of Europe is playing
havoc with the prices of the various
commodities in the United States, at
least this is the excuse offered by
the manufacturers and importers who
have been supplying local markets.
Quinine is hard to get and if the
prices keep soaring it will work a
terrible hardship on the poor families
who have always depended upon it
for many ills. This medicine former
ly sold for from % to 30 cents per
ounce wholesale and is now selling
for $2.75. Carbolic acid, which for
merly sold for about % cents per
pound is now being sold by the
wholesale houses for $2.75 per ID.
Saltpeter is worth about So cents
per pound. and could have been pur-
chased year ago for cents. For
merly glycerine sold for % cents
per pound and is now 1925 whole
sale. Potash salts and all bromides
have been boosted accordingly. Ami
line dyes have increased in price over
300 per cent and are hard to get at
any price.
Drug wholesalers state that the
supply Of aspirin in the United States
is very nearly exhausted. This drug
formerly was sold by the wholesalers
for from 81 to SO per thousand and
is now priced at about S14 per thou
sand. The manufacture of aspirin
lis controlled by a Berlin syndicate
and the patent rights will have to
be purchased before. it can be manu-
featured in the United States.
Phynlax waters are common med
icine which are probably known in
every third household of the coun-
try. This remedy has also advanced
greatly in price due to the fact that
some of the ingredients used are Sc
cured from foreign countries.
Sulphur is used extensively in the
manufacture of powder and conse-
quently the demand is greatly ex-
ceeding the supply in these wal
times. This accounts for the advanc.
es in prices from 3 to cents pei
pound wholesale to around the Il
cent mark.
The rising prices in the drug lines
will tend to work great hardship
on the drug retailers in that they ar,
and will sell the drugs on which tn,
prices have advanced at about cos
prices where before they were abb,
to sell at a reasonable price and still
realize a moderate profit.
1t is claimed by the men in ;
position to judge the markets tina
the prices on the drugs mentioned
in this article have not yet reache,
the top notch but will continue t,
soar until facilities have been mad
to procure patent rights and manu-
facture in greater quantities. Tn
manufacturers are naturally hest
tating to take this step for if peac
should be declared the market de
mand would soon recede to the nor
NAL stage.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07
DIED WEDNESDAY AT ATHOL
Aged Father of Tiberius and Fred
Mccall Passes Away-Buried Today


Mccall Passes Away-Buried Today
D. Mccall, the father of Fred and
Tiberius Mccall, of this city, died at
his home in Athol Wednesday noon.
The funeral services were conduct
ed this morning from the residence
of the deceased and the body shippd
to Rathdrum for burial, the burial
services being conducted by the C.
A. r. Post of Rathdrum, Of which
the deceased was member. Mr.. Nc
Call served three and a half years
in the Union army during the Civil
war under General Sherman.
The deceased was so years old the
Sth of last April and enjoyed good
health under last fall when he suf-
fered internal injuries from a fall
from which he never recovered. He
is survived by wife and seven sons.
He was a native of New York.
The deceased is we'll known in this
district and about 10 years ago he
taught school at Leonia.
Fred Mccall and Tiberius Mccall
left yesterday for Athol to attend
the funeral services of their father.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07

the country, as practically everyone
in the town is now a subscriber to
the paper. The contest department
wants to urge on every contestant
the necessity for making the next 3
weeks count for all they are worth.
The time is growing short and it
is only the real hustler who will
have much of a show after that
time. That is why it will pay to
get in the game with all the energy
you can command from this time I'M
til the close
The standing of the contestant.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07

Richard Stewart" is the name of
the little baby boy which arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Lawrence yesterday. Daddy" Law
renee is now a strong patron of the
cigar stores.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07

DIR. f. E. Fry left Sunday for Port
Angeles, Wash, on a combined busi-
ness and pleasure trip. DIR. Fry has
a brother at Port Angeles who is
engaged in the drug business. DR..
c. w. Driesbach, formerly associated
with DIR. Fry, is handling the lat
ter's practice during his absence.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07

merchants who give coupons:
Moore Bros.
Browns Department Store.
Mccoy Hat Store.
Moore's Furniture Co.
Reid's Department Store.
Richardson & Monks.
Northrup Millinery Co.
Simond's Drug Store.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07
JacohY Baby Dies

The four days old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Jacoby died last Sat
urday. The child was buried Sun
day, the funeral services being con-
Z Icted at the Jacoby home by Rev.
FIR. Kelly.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-01-07
Married In Spokane

Frank C. O'Gallagher, highly re-
spected young rancher of this place,
and Miss Agnes Dewey, the popular
teacher of Mccormick school, were
married at Spokane on December thee
10th. Miss Dewey has taught two
terms in this district and is a great
favorite with every resident in the
community. Mr.. O'GalIagher is an
enterprising young man well and ia
vorably known here for the last five
years. He has prepared fine resi-
dence on his ranch where the happy
couple are now at home to their
many friends who wish them God
speed and very happy future.
Miss Freda Peterson, of Moravia,
assumed her duties as deputy county
assessor in Assessor ]. c. Bush's
offices Monday morning. Assessor
Bush and Sheriff Morley have both
selected deputies residing in Bound
airy county. Miss Peterson is ex-
perienced in the work required Of
her having been employed in the
past few years both at Standpoint
and in Spokane in the assessors and
treasurer's Offices.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
&ranatuden.

Sin babies pfuno Butter miro gu
S9aum geriibrt. nit feds @iOOttern,
oipei SoFen 3uder, Der feinsetpiegtsn
S9aIe elmer 3itrone unb etipas SaI3
bermenst, bonn elm SGfel9su preBs
beTe, Sipei pfunO Msbl unO Elm @ier,
tel Quart lnuparme Wlil9 binouges
fiist uno alles SuIammsn tiihtig obs
geI4Iasen, Bis Der Eeig 9loIen 5iebt
unO ii& bonn 20ffsI idGIt. Damn
ifelt man ibn an ben Sfsn unb IdBt
ibn ssben. ST biss gsldsbtu, sibt
man Oen Seig ouf elm &udtnbrstt,
iiberi9lGet ibn leiht, ma4t orei SeiIe
oaDOn, rOLt Oiefe lsidt 5u laneen
Streifen uno fli6t bon ben Orsi Gei=
len eiusn 3opf, iUeI9eu mon auf einem
nit Msbl beltdubten 9le9 gu einem
9ron5 formt unO lGBt ibn nod sinmol
sebeu. Damn beftrei9t man Jpn nit
gequirItem 81, beitreut ibn nit erOb
geItOBensn MonOeln uno 3uder, itent
ibn in ben Ofen uno bddt ibn ib0n
li9tgelb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
Gin JO6nenmeC6Ge[.

9lls Meb f9On ldngIt rei9s6sutI9
seporoen mar, ipebte auf Der &otbes
OruIe nod einise Sabre Die franoOfI9e
SritoIore. sic iaB auf Der b09ften
SurmIpiBe un6 mar ni6t obue 2es
bsnssefabr berunteroubolen. Der fol-.
6es puste, muBte, ouf Der Surmipibs
angeldnst, nod iiber cine groBe 2u9eI
uno bann nod ouf cine aipeits tlsinere
ausel our GnbneHitanee tlettern. Bis
gum Sabre 1874 pebts bic Gobne auf
bem oeutf9sn Dom. @nbIid IeBte
man eine 8eIObnung bon bunOsrt "a,
Tern fir ole 9srabboIuns aus.
llno am 16. Suli oes genannten
Sabres ipuroe oas Nagnis ausgefiibrt.
Sin pionier, &arl Otto @rebenotp aus
pren0lau, mar Der Muties, Der bic
SABINE boIte. CUR Wlittags5eit riidte
nit boiler Nluiit eine Sruppenabteis
lung aus. ben tiibnen pionier in Der
Wlitte. gr bate in Der SaI9e groBe
NGgeI unb einen Sammer, nit Dem er
bic NGsel itufenipeiie einT9Iug unb 70
INNER b5ber itisg. pl0bIi9 - Der
Riibne mar bereits ouf Der eroBen &us
gel ongelangt - ert0nt unten unter
ben bielen SauIenOen 3uI9auern Elm
@ntiebensruf: nGr fdut" 9reoea
nom mar ausserutidt. 9[ber er bate
iib nod feit5ubaIten geiuuBt. unO es
eelong ibm in Der Sat, Die blouspeibs
rOts Tlnggs berub0ubOlsn uno sine riss
iise f6parostpeiBzrots an Der Stanse
ou befeitisen. Damn pubts ererit nod
bic groBe 3ussl blant unb tletterte
binunter. Bier Stunoen batte bas
Mert ee6ouert. g2it einem Surra. In
bas aud Diele einItimmten, ole bamaIs
in Msb nod uidt osutfb eeiinnt pas
rem, aber oie Giibnbeit oes pioniers
betpunberteH, purOe Der WdeboIiige
empFaneen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
J1eues ArdOmeter.

Barometer Iinb @lasIpinbeln, oie
NIT elmer StaIu Derieben iino, an Der
man ous fpe5ifilhe Getpi9t Der TliiIs
iieteit ableIen fam, in Die man Iie
eintaudt. SelbitberItGnoli9 lam oieIs
Stula ou9 ihon 70 einseri9tet fsin,
oaB man bon ibr brett ben @sbalt an
beitimmten Stoffen abIeIen fam, 70
ben QlltOboIgebalt elmer IpirituDien
6liifiisteit, ben 6etteebalt Der Wlild,
ben SoI5sebdlt elmer Salol0Iung. Die
bisberigsn 2lrdometer, ipelhe gang uns
ter ole TliiIiigteitsOberfld9e eetau6t
iperben tOnnen, Ieiben an Dem llebels
itanbs. OaB ibre 9lbIsIuns in einsm
beItimmten Qlugenblid, no Iie 1i9 in
Der TliiFieteit f9pebeno balten, gee
ibebeu muB. Sin BON Qlnbers 9tngs
ftr0m tonItruiertss Barometer IGBt
iid, ipie bic nGbemiters3eituns Bee
ribtet, our9 cine eiuEa9e elsttromass
netiI6e @Orri9trne in seeieneter Gage
unter Die SberfId6e binub5ieben. nuas
Dem es Oorber nit platingepiaten Bee
Iuftet ipuroe. Qlus Der beidnnten 9es
Iaihlns unb Der fir bus SiuabIenten
berpenOeten slettriIdeu StrOmitdrte
lit bic 0i6te Der 6Iiifisteit gu be-
itimmen. Der 2lppardt 1T in erItsr
2inie 5u @idtistsitsbeitimmunssn i'm
MseripoRer beitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

Wlon Serbr0deIt eine Safel 6efe in
elmer bdIben 9aFe Iauparmer Mil6,
oaou einsu Seel0ffel 3uder, an ipors
men Srt itelIen, biz es I9oumig 1T,
sinunOeinbaIb SoFen D1ebl in cine
SdiiReI eeben, bic fdoumiee Sefe oas
gu, bonn cine SaFe Wlil9 uno Oies
gut perriibren. oaun porm Ilelen, bis
es gu elmer Idaumisen WloKe sspors
ben III. Sn elmer anbsrsn G9ilHel
bat man mittleripeile cine bdI6e SaFe
8udsr 5u Sdoum geriibrt, oa5u einen
boIben Teel0ffel Sal0 unb oipei Gier
gegebeH (5pii6en jeOem 81 gut Derriibs
ren), Oann Die dbgeriebene S9ale
elmer 3ttrone. bonn oas SsFenitiid uno
nod 70 bel Mebl, bnB Elm olatier,
ipeider Eeig miro, aber geniigenb tons
iiitent. 3ueeoedt. muB oieler oufeeben
biz our OoppeIten 8uaIitdt. Sn 8pei
Bis brei Seile teilen Ge no9 @robe
Der 8Ie9e). auseinahber orilden, einen
Runo tneifen uno ipieOer boppelt auf-
eeben IaHen, 70 bnB er, ipenn Fertig,
siHsH 3oIl bod miro. Qluf jeoeu Ruz
den 5ipei llnaen oerlaHene Butter unb
orei GBI0FFeI bon 3uder. nit 3immt
gemii9t. Sn gut sebei0tcm STen
gOl6brouu boden Giinf5ebn Bis Spau,
sig MlinuteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
$fIanSrn nnO Suite.

lleber bic 8iOerHanbsfdbisteit bon
Pflan5en gegen &dlte iinO neuerbinss
intereFante 8eobd9tuneen ongeiteat
iporben, bon Oenen 8. Debatin in Der
Observation-Disclosures Runof9au Der
~Gbem. 8eituus" beri9tst. @iels
Geimlinse, Sporen uno Snmen finb
innsrbolb 5iemIid peiter Ssmperaturs
erenoen nod lebensfGbie. 90 Ders
trdgt Der WlilabrunbboSilus auf Der
einen Seiie ldngere 3sit binbur9 cine
GrbiBuug Biz gu $50 @rob Geliius,
anoererisits tOnnts ibm Die Ssmpsras
tur Der fliiiiieen 2uft, Der er ipOdens
lang ausssieBt mar. nidts onboben.
@eIbIt Bel minus 252 Grab blisb Die
&eimtruft nod unsei9padt. DurG
iDelds Sdubmittel Dies erm0glidi
tptrb, 1T nod ni9t fsitgeitellt. Sine
sinaeuise, foubiOrnsroBe, frei beiDsss
Ii8e QlIss. ipeI9er Der ~rote S6nee.
ipie man Jpn uuf ioOoDif9en uno
SprOlsr 6irnen fin6et, feline 5drbung
DerOontt. tann ituHOenlang 9GItesraOs
bis gu minus SO @ra0 ertragsn, Obns
S9a6en 5u IsiOsn. Die eeitsigerts
9ebenstGtieteit oieIer 2lleendrt i'm
SOmmsr ION einmol auf Der bslebsns
ben pGrmenben RrnFt Der SoHnens
itrabIung, beg iDeiteren ouf einem res
gersn Stofftpe4Iel beruben.
glebsn fOI9eu ein5sIisen Derm0seH
ober aud b0bere pflau5eHsebiIOe Den
tisfitsu auf Der @roe DortOmmeuOeu
Rdltsgroben itan0oubolten. pis @rd=
fer, MOOIs. Jle9ten uno Suuserbliims
den. @Osar cine Msibsnart (SOIir
pOIuris) seOsibt in Der urttiibsn Gone,
ipenn fis au9 nur cine 90be bon einis
gen 3eutimetern srreidt. Sin arttiz
Ibes Wadoloerbdum6eH nit 544
SoEssrinsen 5eigte fir 100 Sabre
nur cine Wersr0Berung oes Stummess
our9mehers DON 1,5 3entimetern.
Sine anOere qOlarpfIan5e, ein tIsiHes,
grimes 20ffeItraut. mar, Die Rieaz
mann beobu9tets, mitten in ieiner
Bliite5eit bonn Binter iiberraIbt pOra
ben uno elmer beitdnbisen &Glte BON
so @rao unter yluu ousgeIebt. IS
iiberI1lieF einfad ben Binter, um Ounn
i'm nG9lten Sommer polenbs aufs
Subliiben uno 5riidte on3uieben. Der
Rdltetoo Der pfIanoen 1T nun Elm iebr
DsrpideIter @Orsung. bel Dem msiIt
mebrere Jottoren tpie @uFermansel,
me9auiI6e @etpebeoeritSruueeu gu Der
eigentli9eu 4Gltepirtung binouioms
men. Die msiitsn pfIun5en erfrisrsu
ni9t, iOnbsrn beroOrren unter Der
@inipirtung paKersut5iebeHoer talter
@inOs. peun bic Muroelu bem eefros
renen 8Ooen nint mebr genug 5su9s
tisteit entoieben t0nnen. llmeetebrt
piro pieosr @aFerrei6tum Der
pfIan5e gum @erbsrb, penn Der Sroit
bas NaKsr in ben 3ellsn ou Gis er=
iturrsn Idbt unO bos CARTE 3sugsfpebe
aerfprenst. 90 1T es aud gu srild=
rem, 6aB 8Gume, Ole i'm Tebruar
Troiteraoe bon minus 20 @raO GeI=
Iius Obne SGuoen ausbuIteu, Spei
WaOnute fpater. ipenu Der Soft eeitiss
gen 1T, IdOn bura mdBiee Iudtfr0ite
i9per eeI9Goist tperben tDnusn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
EngIGnO8 TtrmDgrn.

gluf cine Qlnfruss Oss MitsIisOsA
bsf 2lrbsiterpartsi SbOrue i'm sHgIi.
f6en llnterbous erpiberte Der S9ub=
ianaler. ooB bus RotiOnalOermOsen
oes 6yiiIden glsi6ss auf 500 wliuiur.
oen Marf uno Oos jdbrlids GintOms
men Der Rution auf a9tois WliGidrs
Oen Mort seIdGbt DirO. Duruuf err
pibsrts SbOrns: $50 babsn mir seuiis
ssHb gsIb, um ourd5ubaItsn."
Die Summe, Ole bier senannt tpirb,
1T Elm abiOIutsr pbuntoiispsrt. Sis
ipisosrlpridt nidt nur allen uusIGns
oiI@en S9Gbuneen oes snsIiiden glas
tionaIberm0sens. ion6ern Dor alien
aud ben 2tnsabsn britiI9er Stotiitts
Ter. Witte Qtpril 1915 bOtte ber
nRetU yOrter SeraIO" llnteriudunssu
iiber bic @elbs unb @ermOgsnspers
bdltniiie Der i'm Rrieg befinoli4en
9GnOer angeitslt. 9absi fam er gu
elmer 8ers9nuns Der beridieOensn
@OItspsrm0seu. Dos Grsebnis por:
DsutfdIanO a9tais Wainiurben 9oIs
lars 1920 MiuiarOen MarD, @nglan6
fiinfunba9t5is Wlinioroen Dolors
(340 Mliniaroen MorD. Jranfreid
fiinf5ig Milliaroen Dollars 600 Mlils
liarOeu MarD. RuBIanb pier5is Millis
ARDEN Dollars 16O Wiaiarbsn MarD.
DisIe 3ablen bsden iib unssfGbr mil
ben aus oeutf6en 9uslsn itammeuOen
3iffern. glur BEL @nsIanb 1T Ole
@9dbuus bOber, als bic ensIis
f6en Saren isIbit sepeIen iino,
Die bas glationalbermOsen Dor Dem
&rieee auf runo 260 Miliaroeu
Mlart psrani9lussn. Selbf psnn
man obne ipeiteres Oie S9Risristsitsn
ouberlGifser 8ers9nungen 5ueibt, III
elm Rapital bon $40 Wliaiorbeu, ipis
es TIM llntsrbauie angesebsH tpurbe.
cine pbantaftifbe llebsrtreibung.
SelbitberItGn0li9 mar Elm fol9ea
MGrdenpunoer nur nit Silfe Der &os
lOnien gu erSieIsu. Der sanoe &oios
nidIbeIib tpirO natiirli9 als en9liIdss
@erm0gen betra9tet. Das 1T er aber
in Wirili9teit nidt. Die &olOnien
iinb tn ibreu ipirtIduftIi9en 8e3iebun-
gen ielbitdnois uno berpalten ibren
@eiib gang unabbdugis bonn Wlutters
lamb. Wdre sS nnosrs, 70 bdtte Der
britiide S9abian5ler ni6t n0tig.
funitbOIle Wetboben anoupenosn, Inn
Die Ulittel gum 3riesfiibren auf5us
bringen. On Der llebernabme Der
&riessaHIeiben babsn ii6 ole &OIonien
nur Hebr mGBig betsiIist. 2lbsr es
gibt,-sar feinen beKeren 8eugen fir
bic ipobre @eoeutung bes engIiI9en
8oltsberm0senS als ben ebemaligen
S9abminiiter 2lODos@eoree. Der
bielt BEL Der 4ussabe Der sriten &risgs-
onlei6e, i'm Nobembsr 1914, eine 9ss
gleitrebe, in Der er babor narnte, Die
@r0Be uno @ereiti9aft bes britiIden
yadtionalberm0gens gu iiberIbGBen.
gr Iaete, nad engIifdsn 8eridten:
oDie 8eoeutuns beS nationalen @ers
m0sens btitebt ni9t in Isinsn @r0Beus
berbGItniRsn, ionbsrn in ieiner 0ers
ipsrtburteit. England 1T in Oieler
@saiebuns ni9t 70 iebr besiinitiet tpie
bus @sutI6e @sid." DAB 2IOBbs
@eorgs Tib ni9t ssirrt bat, benefit bas
Spiel nit imponisrenoen 3ablen, bins
ter bsuen ii9 Der S9reden iibsr Die
Soften bes &rieges be.Itedt. Der
eneliibs 5istus pia Die SGlfts bes
@intOmmens fir iih baben. Sinh
es ptrtIid a4tSis WliliarOen Mlart,
70 tamsn ouf ben Staat bier3is W1il.
liarben. Dos ndren ulIo bic jdbrs
Ii9en Spfer, oie Oas enslii9e Bolt
fir ben 2riee gu brinssn bate. Ollie
&atunsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
SammtgegenFanbe Q uuf8u'
frif9en.

@egenItdnoe aug Snmmt perben
ipie neu, penn man ouf Der linEen
Seite Oie aunae SId6e, Oie ffruff ges
Ipannt Isin muB, lu9tig nit eiusm bei-
BEN @iIen einiss WtuIe biigeIt, ubsr
erR, penn oas @en5in einsetrOdz
net 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11
g @4pansnRsIs su paf4en.


Mlon pGI9t ben S9puneHpeI5
bur9 Iei6ies Driidsn unb lei4tes
gleiben in Iaupormem SeifenlpaHer.
Damn ipiro er in Iounarmsm Moher
geIpiili, lei9t auseeOriidt. in fIarem
@aHer. Dem man eitpas 8erIinsr 8Iau
Sufebt, uo@moIs ssfpiiIt uno buHn om
beIten in Der g1dbe zines pormen
Ofens ooer f9pebenO i'm 6reien aufs
gebGngt. ST Der pel3 trOden, 10
reibt man ibn DorIdtis geseneinanber,
beIireut Jpn nit 9aItumpuIDer unb
tlopft Jpn bunn DOriidtig nit einem
IpaniIhen RObr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-11

ieinem Giener, Ger 5u Den 5obneu
einberlien IT'D: SEQ fommen Sic
geiun0 pieoer, So6ann. lno ole
orei 3iearren Die Sic mir ieoen gag