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Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Isoleted tract. I.
Departmental the Interior.

Il -
| U. s. Land Office. The Dalles. Ore
/ Dec. A, 1916
/ Notice is hereby given ti1at, ,fas dsl
rected by the commissioner Of the
General Land Office. unde. provisions
of Sec. 3455. r. S.. ,pefsaant 70 the
application Of Jane Il. ponnelly, Sc.
nal No. 0l4450. we will..oiier atpublic
sale, to The highest bidder, butsat not
less than $l.25 per acre, at i0-l5.o'
clock A. NJ. on!tbe 9th dey ofFebru.
ary, next, at this office, the following
tract Of land WASE4 Section 80,
Township 8, South Range 20, East
Willamette Meridian (S0 Acres).
This tfact is ordered into the mar
ket on a showing that the greater
portion thereof is mountainous Orto
rough for cultivation - 2 s.i.,..
The sale Will not be kept open, bat,
will be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have eceased
bidding. The person making this
highest bid will be required to imme-
diately pay to the Receiver the a,I
mount thereof.
Any person claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised to-
file their claifness or objections, on on
before the time designated for,sale. u
l.. A. Booth, Receiver,
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03
PESTS or THE TRoncs.
Ssssess Whess Bhs 10 Like che Teach
Of Redhot lrpn. a. !


bssscts Wheas Bite 10 Like the Tsscl
| Of Rsdhot lrsn. a
The pesttferous insects that fnfes
the region tributary 70 the headwatef,
Of the Amazon make life miserable fol
any. eDeswbo may venture Into The
region Commander II. A. Edwards
Of the Boaivia-Braxil boundary com
mission declares that there Il no e.
Gaping them and that you are always
scratching or slnppinG your body. ex.
eept when you are under your mos
quito pet-snd even then II you ara
not asleep.
In camp ants are q continual uui
mnce. They eat your clothes. gnaw
the softer parts Of your boots and raw
age the food. Many kinds bite saw.
asely. One kind. which the natives
raIi sfnshi Hres An, i,aiSxs n,cn az hoiv
posts-tTees that they hollow out them
selves Their bite b IKE the touch Of
Q redhof iron. and II any one mad
verteneiy leans against a palosanto
the little red demons swarm out upon
him instantly. and SO bite him that
for nm hour afterwsfsl his Ma N nj.
most unbearabIe.
Most dreaded Of an are the tucan-
deras--bsack ants with bodies one and
a. haif inches long that live In the
forks Of trees. but that often invade
,yopr tent They bite very hard and
probably inject some sort Of poison
into their victims. for the part bitten
sweils and. paina overwhelmingly. The
sauba or leaf carrying ants. black
ants thar make broad. straight roads
OF their own and move about In armies
with scouts. and nanking parties: gray
ants that I've in mounds Of red earsh
SIX feet high. yellow ants that dwell
IN rotten wood-ail make the traveller
either By damaging ihis
belongings or by indicfilg palm on bis
person
Mosquitoes. the bite Of which b NOT
only painful and Irritating. but Inn
parts malaria ard yellow fever: various
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03
Not Settled ve4.

6. "ls the bead Of the house at homer
asked the agent as the mister Of the
family answered the doorbeil. Making
NO effort to answer the question. The
mister person said. II don't know
what line Of goods y0u are introducing
or whether they would tit in our estas,-
.ltsbment or Dos. that phase Of the mat
ter being neither here nor there. but
let me. tell yoD sOInething-if you can
establish once for all jnst who Is to be
recognized as the bend of this house
I'D buy gross Of whatever you've
got and pay the catalogue price,
PittsbuPgh Press.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03

NJ S Couisan President ~ "' I" t1
J. B. Nancs. VicePradent aps'A'
T. J. Mahoney Cashier. + 4}"e'f
Clyde Brock Asa Cashier
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
Department or The interios. 3
U. S...Lznd Office. The Dalies. ore.

& !. s. January Is. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Roy B.
shoun Of Spray, Oregon. who On Feb
ruary 18th 1911 made Homestead
Entry No. Osl5o,and on March 18th
sl9lA made additionaI Homestead
Entry No, Ol2954.for xyx sR3. sec.
tion 10. Nwa. nj sw3. SET Swi Sec.
ton 20, Township s South Range's5
East Willamette pleridip .shasi ified
notice of'intention to make fnal three
year proof, 10 establish ciaim to the
land above described, before David E,
Baxter, is. Commissioner at Spray.
Oregon, on the. .26th day Of Feb. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: Fred.
A Hale, Frank Robson, Eta y Reed
Daniel-A Hawes.aIl Of Spray. Oregon,
Frank. III WOOdcock, Register,
Kef yHEN
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03
Quickne4a of Mind.

Quickness Is among the least of the
minds properties and belongs TO her
IN almost her lowest state. Nay, IL
doth not abaHdoD her wien she b driv-
en- from Der home. when she Is wan.
dering and insane. The mad often re-
tain II. the liar has II. the cheat has IL.
education does not give 1t. and .refec.
ton takes away from it-Laiidor.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03

We are asked, .what Is The best
eonundruna and answer yous ever
That which was answered by a min
lister who was asked by asvain wo-
man which hand be regarded us the
most beautiful And lie replied. ASK
the poor. and they will tell you that
most beautiful hand Is the hand that
gives"
Next 10 It ~ the reply of banker
who was asked. ..'Wby Is q Womissory
note like a. rosebud" He answered.
Because IT natures on falling dew"
Richmond Times Dispatch.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03
wHSs,zs Cousry

Attorney; Joseph X. Starr. Judge
Henry d. Keyes. Commissioners; NJ
Dukek and X. f. Wright. Clerk;
Scott Sasser. Treasurer; A. b. Lamb
School Superintendent Henry }. Sim.
nons. Sheriff; Oscar Keisay. Asses.
sor: Peter Hartman. Surveyor: II. r.
G. Heidtmap.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-02-03
Notice For Pgblication. +,

Nouce FW fuuNchtlvusN n
Department Of the Interior.
U. s. Land of6ce, The Dalles, Ore
Dec. %, 1915,
Notice Is hereby given that:Lena
| Kaser whose post.ofHce address il
Antelope. Oregon. did on the 18th
day Of April. 1914, file In this Office
sworn statement and application Ne.
0i2s76 to purchase the E} SCH Sec.
tion y, Township. IL South, Raugc
10 East, Willamette
Meridian, and the timberythereon,
under the provisions ofthe act Of June
8. 1878, and acts amendatofy. knows
as the Timber and Stone Law, es
ugh value as might be Fixed by ap-
praisement. aud that pursuant to such
application, the land kand tinser
thereon have been appraised at $Alo
the timber estimated Sl0.O00. board
feetat $l per NJ, and the land $7uNes1
hat said applicant will offer final
proof in support Of hisapplieatisn aad
sworn statement ON the 9th day 'ot
March, .lsi6 before II. c Rooper, y. 81
Commissioner at:sAntelope. Oregon.
ANY person is al liberty to protess
this purchase before entry. OF init
ate a contest at any time before pat.
mt issues, by fling conohora,sa |
ifidavit in this oifce. allegisg keiSf
which would defeat the entry.
1. FRANK wooDCoCH. Register |
1853 1
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ADVERTISING RATES.

PrSfsssiouSa Cards 20 cts. pen month
Display ads One, square so.75'4"
n Ope-,ourth column 5,50 /"
Ope-half column 400
- One. column 500 "
Business locals per line 6Iss insertion
lO cents, subsequent 5 cents.
Special rates for longer time.
Payable In advance in each case.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
Sna6es in 94aI6uillc.

93oIbpilIe, Gem, A. SepIem-
Der. - Charles 6. Sugbes iprad5
belte BEL elmer @erinmmhmg III
9toI6Oille. Souienoe erwarteten ibn
am 9a6n6oi unO ouf Den StraBen.
9}o1 filr6em 8riibitiid hlbr er nab
oen orei @leilen entiernten Sair.
grounds, woielbIt er einem Man0Oer
Der Qruppen ser 9Sationolgoroe bon
Ecunciiee beiwobnte. @ou ga begob
cr lid nod @leuOale 5l elmer Or.
beitStaeieier- glm 9ladnittag bieIt er
cine 9lnlprntbe an 0cger in SaoleD's
4arf. Seute 9lbeno miro er cine 9leOe
i'm g(uoitorilm 6oIten rmO moreeu
friib nod lexington, aD obreiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
cyremnS Sphn NulI.

MANILA, A. September. - Ser
britiI6e 0ampfer nglpmeric", Der
bon g}eip.gorf lmO @ictoria, 9. s..
nad Benang beitimmt mar, 1T in
Songfoug ungebalten uno 1900
4adete ieiner 2oOime iinO berlmter.
genonmen poroen.
Der 0ampfer ugitD Of Durham"
iit nit llmlaomg oes Gargos oes
Dampiers aaafne" beiddftigt, Der i'm
lebten Moment bon ben 6ritiiben
@eb6rOen in Sonatong confis5irt
muroe. Gs peroen 5000 na6 Wid-
Mia beitimmte 9adete bermiBt. Die
fSrage Ser ge5abhmg BON 8oagebiib-
rem b1net 0ooon ab, oaB be5iiglid
oes abgelieierten Ebeils Der 2aoune
conitatirt miro, OaB er ouf inlmter-
bro9ener 8abrt bon gleiu-Dorf ge-
fommen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

item uno beiligiten Soffnungen ser
y3enidbeit BON @eidledt 5u@eidlett
BON Weuem entfodt peroen f0nnen2
Denn oieie SoifHungen miiiien im-
mer tDieoer entiadt peroen uno MIR
Die 2ebeuoen f0nnen He entfoden.
92ur lebeugebenoe Ser5en f0nuen
Die notbige @drme liefern Der Men.
ihen Soifmmgen fonnen ni6t ourd
bloBe Soifnuneen lebenoig erbalten
lperoen, oird falte Tottrionen ODER
9iedte uno @braieu bon 5reibeit."
@abre Gemofratie, 10 fiibrte Der
@eoner meter aus, berlangte, oaBSe.
hermann iein 2eben fir 6reibeit uno
@eht einiebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

Gie ruiiiiden Eruppen in Sen
&orpatben, beiaet Der geri9t ipeitcr,
baben cine Heibe Siieel eenonmen
lmo bemeeen iid iebt in Der 93idtlng
nad Der llngariiden @ren3e.
8iDii6en 0onueritag uno Conn
tag baben oie Sruppen unter Oem
Commando oes Generals 9ruIiloff
3S5 Sffi5iere uno 19,02O Monn ge.
fangen eenommen. Inter oieler
8abl befinOen iid If oeuti6e Diff
3iere umo 1900 oeutide SoIooten.
10 aanouen 76 02oidinengeuebre
unO iie6en gombenperfer wurOen er.
obert.
Gie ruliiide 9lrmee i'm aoufaius
bat ipeitere 6ortidritte gemadt IN.
Dem iie iid iiiOIid oes @ueu.Sluiies
Doridiebt. Su Der Heeion BON Sg-
mott puroen 548 Giirten geianeen
genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

Qonoon, 4. September. IT
N2arimiIion Saroen iaet in Der n8u-
tunft~: ugs ilt nublos, 3u fdmpfen
Inn oen @rnit unIerer Gage 81 Der.
i6leiern. Deuti1e, SeIterreider,
l1agnrn gulgoren rnO Eiirfen es
i'll cure Griiten5, nm Die es eebt. Das
Spiel miro ais cine Trag0oie enoen.
@enn Der 6einO eud ieinen Biaen
auf5wingt, miro @ulgarieu 5eridmet-
tert, @riedenlano IN oen StruOel ge,
5oeen, BON 6einOen umrinet, Deter.
reid entpolfert uno 9eutihlano Der.
nnteraebebt lpie elm ipiI0es Gbier."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
eSn fEranfreidl anaefummen.

9 orr 0eaur, 4. September. TT
Die amerifanii9e SSnouitrie Com
miiiion fir 6ranfrei6 iit an @orO
Oes Dompfers o2afaDette" bier ein-
eetroffen uno bon einem aus 8ertre-
tern Der W}lmi5ipaIitGt ino Der San,
oelsfommer BON 8oroeaur beIteben.
oen Gomite NIT Dem 0eputirten
W}aurice Damour an Der Spibe em-
pfnngen woroen. Serr 0omour
6ieIt ole geiuiqfomnnungsroe uno
@iaiam @. 0ei6oIs, Ser 6iibrer Dec
Gommiiiion, onttuortete glamens ser
9lmerifaner.
(Die omerifoniIde SnOuItrie-G Com.
milton wuroe bon Der 0glnerican
Manufacturers @rport 9liiociation"
gebiloet. sic miro Elm ipilienidait-
Iides Stioium Der inouitrie1en 8u-
itdnoe in 8ranfrei6 beranitalten. nm
feIt5uItellen in ipel1er @eile omeri-
fanii1e 9ieiourcen am port6eilbaite-
Iten gum @ieoerollfbau nab oem
ariege Derpenoet meroen fonnen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
llnterimdJNng eiusclcitet,

gSafbingtolt A. September IL
Seute murOe befannt gege6en oaB
cine Wlarine6eb0roe ernannt moroen
iei, ole li6 nit Der llnteriu6ung iiber
oen oem arei5er oMenIpbis bel San
0omineo 5ueeiioBenen lmioIl befol-
fen ioll. Gas llnteriudunes @omitc
miro iib om 7. September in Sen
@eit fir san Tomiugo mif Dem
EronsportiGiii ,Sancod" eini6iiien.
Oas Mnrine-Soipitalihiif nSolace"
nit @erwunoetcn Ger uMempbis"
rmo anoeren Moriuepoiienteu BON
Gan Domingo imo Soiti lit nor0.
pdrts obgeia6ren lnO miro alf oent
@eee in Guantanamo onlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
Bon gauOitem erIdJOiIeu.

&anias GitD, SEQ A. Sept.
~ Sier mur0e in Der Sonntag glodt
Der 9lnpolt 0migbt 81. 0ilmortb bon
gonoiten iiberiolen uno eri1oiien.
gaem Oorf, A. Sept. - Srnl
@roce Dilwortb, oie Satin oes ge-
Itern 9lbeno in Ban Gortlonot.Bort
ermoroeten 40-jGbrigen 9lnpolts
0pigbt 81. 0ilportb bon Wontclair,
N.-Sy 1T iofort nod @rbalt Der
ihredliAen gla6ritbt bon &onias
GitD, Nlo., mo- iie iid NIT ibrem orei-
idbrigen Sobn felt 5lpei @ohen gum
9eiub oufbdIt, abeereiit. 9iIiportb
prafti0irte friiber in &anios GitD,
mo aud feline Wiutter nod wobnt.
W8ebrere Wlitglieoer bon Oil
mortb's 6amilie iino WorOern gum
Spfer eefolen. 90 muroe Der @o-
ter BON @inbrehern Dor 8pei Sabren
in leinem 2ooen in Stlobomo GitD,
Oflo., ermoroet. gbenio fonOen elm
Snfel uno Elm 9leffe einen gepalt-
iomen 800 unter @f6roerb6noen.
Gin Monn oen elm Boli6iIt in Der
gldbe Der Morolteqe i'm @ebiiId5 ge-
flnoen boben mil, muroe bis ouf
8eitereS feiteebalten.
0ie llnteriuDung Der 2eide oes
9lnpolts ergab, onB cine leiner ga
i6en umgeorebt mar, Oob ober pertb.
Oole SrpeIen Die er bel iid botte,
un6eriibrt geblieben moren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

Qnre0o, Ger, 4. September. =
Siinfltuo6pan3ig merifaniibe SoIOa-
ten unO elf |oiiagiere wuroen am
lesten Domeritag eetoOtet, aIs elm
3eeierungs5ug bon 8anoiten 5lir
GntgleiIung eebraHt puroe. 9ie
gonoiten mebelten ole 8ueiuaden
nieoer imo idIeppten 9(les, mas iie
errei6en fonnten fort, mie Elm beltte
an ser @ren3e eingqtroffener @eriht
belogt. Ser lleberfaa ion iid 5pi-
iden Can 9ns uno Gampico, unter.
6alb Garoenas, ereignet baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

g ur Sen pierten Z bell.
(grabiIos nab SaDbue)
Berlin, 4. Sept. gIntlportli6
Ser GeroffentliGung ourb @taior
8airo, @ertreter ser Slieaer.9eborOe
inn llnter6aus, inn britii9en Earla-
ment, 6oB ieit gesinn Oes arieges
sic 9lQiirten 35 3eppeline ais Oerni6
let oe5Gblt 6oben, miro bon Den 9e.
BORDEN in Geldi6lano befatnt gege.
ben, OoB ser @erIuit mlr etpa Elm
@iertel Der mgegebeneu 3a6l be.
trdgt.
.@uglano will ab id 10 q d en-.
2on6on A. Sept - SSn ser 9e-
lprehuug oes oeutideu oifi5ielen
9eri6tes be5iioIiG Oes in Der SomS-
tag Oaa6t itottgeiunOeuen Suiton'
griffs ieitens 8eppeline, iagt oaS
britii9e @reB.9ureoit:
Ser ongeridtete SdoOeu lit io5u-
iogen praftiidj gleid g3ul, pie be-
reits in Dem offi5ienen 8eridt ange.
ocrtet 1T. GS boben feline 6eler bon
9eOeutiing, imo feline Grploiionen
Itottgefunoen
nGs miro aagemein ongenommer,
OoB Elm peiteres 2uitidiif neben
0em 5erIt0rten, i1mer beldGoi9t
nuroe.
Sine grdange Selegrap6-Gepei6e
bon &openbagen iogt OoB Slider,
meI6e BON GsbierG Qdnemorf, 81.
riidfe6rten beriGteteu, ooB iie eiueu
i6per beihdoigten Zeppelin aeitern
W}orgen beo6o6tet 6atten Gie
Monnic6oiten morfen @e9eniiGnoe
ii6er @oro, uno glau6en oie Slider,
OoB ser Zeppelin 5wiiden Der $nIel
SDlt, unO Ser iHleswieiAen 9iiIte IN
oas @oIier eefaaen iei. Ser Gent
boaon ipuroe bon bier onOeren Sep
pelins begleitet, melde iih in oltliAer
Ni9tlne beipegten.
(Dieier gericbt 6e3iebt iit Oielleibt
ouf einen ser 3eppeline, pel1e an
Dem lleberfoa aui england in Der
g2odt bonn Samitog tbeilgenonlmen
botten.)
@ritifAe 5Iieger bonn
bar0iren 8eIgien.
2onoon, A. Sept. II gine beutc
ousQeqebene omtli9e@3elouna loltet:
n9lm 5omitag wuroen ole Sbiffs.
boubofe in Sobofcn in Der OlGbe bon
9[ntlperpen BON britiicben Mlorine.
9leroplonen erfolerei6 bei1oIlen.
9Im Sonntag beiGoB elm groBes
@ei6wooer uierer 8lue5euee Ole
ieinoliAe 6hue5euebolle in @biltel-
les, II W2cilen iiioweitlicb bon @riig-
&c. 9lae uniere 9leroplnnc febrten
bell 5uriid.4
gluf oen @2eeres6o6en.
2onoon A. Sept. Ger britt
ide Gompfer oSiuift @ing~ uno Oic
fran5oiiIbe 9orfe o@enerol slr6i.
noro~ beiOes fleine Sdiffe, muroen
berientt.
Gle noriue9iiben 0ompIer u@ott
6oro~ uno uSetesool" lpuroeu ebeu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

ten. - 3ur9balten, gluSbalten
mo W1aulbolten" Die @arole.
Ole 9luBenwelt feunt Die oeut.
i6en @er6GltniIIe ni6t
9erlin, oen A. September.
9arl s.. bon @iegano, Der iebr Der.
l1Bli6e Correspondent, bate ein in"
tereIiantes SnterOiep nit gilbert Bal
lin, oem General. .Oireftor Der Sam.
burg -9lmerifo-Sinie.
Gieier groBe 6iibrer Oeutiber SSn.
ouitrie erfldrte oaB fir Den 9lugen-
blid Geuti6lano's @a6lipru6 iei.
nGur96alten ous6alten, Wlallbal-
ten." Serr 8ollin bat feline Slluiio'
nen. @r lit Der glniidt, Dab Der arieg
nod elm meiteres Sabr oauern miro.
y9lber mir iino oafiir geriiltet," te.
tldrte er.
,Cie cine ooer anoere Seite miro
in oen n16iten @odeu m0gIider-
meiie Elm arobes Siegesgeidrei ii6er
einen militGriiden @rfolg erbeben,"
fubr Der @eneral.0ireftor fort, oober
oas miro nibt oiel 81 beoeuten 6aben.
@S lit iebt einfod nod cine 6rage,
mer am ldneIten auSbalten fam. SD
CLAUDE, mir f0nnen es, imo DAB infer
Golf Den ieiten @iaen Oa5u Bat
Scr Gintritt gfunGnienS ouf Der
Seite ser glaiirten," fubr Sr. @allin
fort, bot Oas friegsmiioe Sronfreid
mieoer crmutbigt lno bat ou6 in
Gnglono uno 9hlBlanO pieoer neue
Soffnunqen ermedt. 9(ber es lino
porlGllfig nur Sofinungen uno feline
1batlacbcn. @s bonoelt iicb jebt elm
fad oorumL pie longe in Den gllliir-
tenlGnoern ole neu entfadte &riegs-
beeeiiterung mad gebaIten weroen
fam. GineS 1T ieoo1 iider, mas lid
intmer in oen nGcbiten poor Mlonaten
ereignet, eS miro Den &rieg nidt ent-
ideioen. Sn wieoerum 6wolf Waond
ten miro man eber onS GnOe ieben
fonnen.
nllnO 9eutiAlonO miro militGrild
uno ofonomiicb ousbolten.~
n9ie 9(aiirten Saulion, Dob
Dcuti6lono wirtbidoftli6 imo miIi-
tdrii6 ser grid0pfime ieiner g}eier-
ben entgegengebt," fubr Serr @aIlin
fort, n5eigt nllr, iuic menig Die glil-
Benwelt iiber Die 8erbGltnille in
Deutiblon0 ltnterri6tet 1T.
SD bin D0Ilie ii@er, oaB Deutib-
lano nod oem &riege 0tonomii1 in
peit beiierer @erfaiiuug ais @nglanO
icin miro, Inn oen &onpf I'M oen
@eltbonoel pieoer ouf5unebmen
@irO bod oos oeutide 8olf oen GRO
Beren Sbcil ieiner S1ulocn li6 iel6it
ihuloen mGbreno england in rieiige
finau5ieae @erpflidtlugeu an gLme.
rifa geratben lit.
g(lio oDurHbolten, ousbalteuJ
Woul boltenl"
gieidsbonf8onf.Aus
Berlin, (Oia 2onOon) A. Sept
Ger 9eridt Der 9leiGsbonf BON
Geutldlano bonn 81. sluauit 5eigt
oeu folgen0en @ediel: Eotal.@eIo
uno Bullion, 9Ibnabme 100000
Marf. @olo 3una6me $4,000
W2arf. Sdabamt 9fotell gl6nn6me
1856 600 W}arf. 9loten onoerer Ban
fen g(6nabme $4,000 Morf. Gis-
contirte @apiere 8una6me 418,902,-
600 Marf @oriAiilie 3unabme 2.
100000 Nlarf. @ert6papiere gu.
na6me 7S33,OOO Wlarf. glnoere
@ertbpapiere 3inabme 2,357OOO
Wlarf. @eloibeine I'M llmIauf gu.
nobme 254, ,701 900 Morf. Gepoiiten
3uno6me t443S4,OOO Marf. slnoere
@erbiuolidteiten 3iiuabme 1882,
600 Marf. Eotol-@oloi4ob 2,469.-
036,000 @larf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
qufaS.u uon crauateu AMI cinem S@cu acidaen arser

foQs perienft, pie 6erte 9Ia6mittog
bon ser 2loDOs acknowledgements
befannt gegeben murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
25 NscrIumcu idlucr Ocrlctt.

GoGoraoo SpringS A.
Septcm6cr. - 3mei6unoert @crio.
nen lpurOen fuS Dor 2 ll6r mebr
ODER miuoer l6per perlebt, alS cin
G6eil ser Sribine 5uiammenbrab,
ouf mel6et W|1nner unO 6roueu
@lob genomlnen botten I'M Dem
Start 0es Samples 3pil6en @elib
uno @bite bei5upobnen. Die ltGoti-
i1cn 9lnbulan3en @otrolpaaen imo
gllitomobile ipuroen benlibt nm Ole
&crleBten na1 oen Solpit6lern 81
bringen. @ieIe batten ge6ro1enc
9(rne unO geine. Ser 9l6tbeiI Der
Sribiine, meIHer einitiir8te, mar Der
ieniee, meIder BON Sn6abern bon So
&ortcn 6enltbt purOe, melHe iriib fo-
men Inn einen eiIten Sib 81 baben.
@on oen 200 Sellten tritgen %
i6were @erlebungan Oaron.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

g1em Norf, A. Sept. n 9ic
@onnidoit oes rliiiiAen 9onpierS
nSSrbpid" Der geitern bier eintrob
eroGbIte, Dob iie ollf Der Sobe pon
Sap GborleS 9a6rooor, eincn @is-
BERG gcie6en Gobe, ser cine WaeiIc
lana lmO 800 SUB bod loor. gr
rnbtc oniMeiueno cnf oem 9lccrcs-
9ruuo, Der BORT 660 SUB tief 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

Nbpnncnirn, bie ben ,,DMtldlen 0UrfeEpDn.
beulen" nidi phulilld uOer untendmdhio cr'
bnlicu, linb aeDtteH bfr Cfiice baOUH per xeles
plDH ooer imriiul1 wttttneilnHG 80 ma9eH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
SmtcreIIamtes Syntcrpieiu.

N1it Dem @eueral-Gireftor gilbert
Balm ser Somblrs-9lmerifa.
9inic. - QeutidlouO miro ofo.
nomii6 mo militdriih ols6aI-
ten. - GurGbalten, 9lusbalten
uno Maulbalten" Die EaroIe.
Ole 9luBenpelt fennt Die Oeut.
iben 8erbGItniiie nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
Dar -Gs-SaIaanl,
9ie Sanpt StaOt In
9eutid.OF
st nadb ettgltfHcn Seridb>
ten geiterrt gefaHen.

aleine Truppenma1t muBte iid &C..
gen engIGnOer, 5rou8oien, @or-
tlsieien unO 9eIeier bertbeiOi-
gen. - 9ie 8eri6te Der gtaiir.
ten louten fir OieieIben giinitig.
N 9ie ibweren Sample an Der
SOmme. 5rout gum 9lbidmB ge.
tommen. II 8riteu niBten 80.
ben bergebeu. - gRuiieu beieeten
pinpn Wern
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-08-11
Health Notes.

Beware Of the picnic lunch: it is
usually the lunch and not the water
hat is responsible for the stomach
md bowel disordeds that 50 often
follow picnic for the average
stomach.
Green corn is highly nutritious
food, furthermore. almost everyone
can digest it without difficulty if he
chews 1t thoroughly and avoids acid
foods and meats at the same meal
Take nap for fifteen minutes just
after lunch on the hot days. Have a
large plate of fresh vegetables made
up in a salad as part of each din
ner.
Do not flood the stomach with wa
ter while it is filled with food. The
best plan is not to drink for three
hours after any meal, but to drink
freely between the meals.
Tea and coffee both add to our hot
weather discomforts, not so much on
account of the heat they may carry
into the body, but by reason of the
bad effects they exercise upon the
nervous system.
For the average stomach, lemon
ade is not wholesome drink follow
ing a digestion of the bread and po-
tatoes. Lemonade is a better drink
for the late forenoon or afternoon
when the stmach is empty. Ice wa
ter is one of the stomach's greatest
hot weather enemies.