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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11

S0diter @rei8 1910.
Sdafe-3ltfubr 5000; Wtorft Itarf.
@efiittertc &Gnmer 11.90.
8eItIihe 2ammcr HOO.
See0er 21mmer 1875.
S0obo 2Qmlner 1925.
Ganias Sin Marft6eridJt.
aanias GitD, ii. Ronember.
AinOOieb-3un1br 500; 0tortt felt.
SdbrIinge HOO.
Riibe, firm bis tart.
Stoders, langiom.
&dIber, felt.
Shmciuc-3uf19r 1000; Wartt
felt bis Sc nieoriger.
0urhidnitt8preis 9.50-9.75.
Sotlter 8reis $50.
Sdafe-3uhtbr 1000; @torft lang
lam.
S6diter Breis 1850.
@efiitterte Hammer 1875.
ct. SOiepb @arftberid1t.
ct. Soiepb, II. 3oDember
&inOOieb- 3ufubr 100; Dtartt feit,
&ohiter 8rei8 1850.
56metne-3ufubr $500; Wtartt
felt bis sc boher.
0urfiGnitt8preiS 9.60-9.90.
.S0ffter 8reis 9.95,
Sdafe-3uflbr 500; Mtortt feIt.
@efitterte 2Gmner 11.75.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
2eidnam IN gLQen aefnnhen.

Com 9u0euis, Elm befannter Gbas
rafter bon Sir Gnloba, lpuroe bellte
morgen IN elmer Aaep 5piIden 80.
un0 Q. Ctr. In 5iio Omabn tot
oufgefunoen. guoeniS logierte i'm
&ouie bon 8oIter asfcl, 5405 iiiol.
33. 2tbe. M}an nimnt an, bob iein
Sob ourd Die adlte berbeigefabrt
tpur6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
Gum @cptitn biuub.

Son0on II. Hob.-Ger 8onpfer
aSuifolf Gonit@ bon 9iberpool ESQ
Sonnen) ipitrbc berienft. Gie &c.
iaBung iDuroe ans Saro 9eieBt.
9on6on. II. gtob. Gic 2lobos
icilen nit, oaB Die britiifenG nnpfer
,Sterries~, oSbelorafc4 nno Sun.
ubiibe" 6urh Elm feinolides gnudI.
boot Derienft tuor6en limb. Die @e.
idsrnsen tDur0en epIorbet. GSfer.
.ieg@ bate eiHe @erbrdngllng hon
1878 Gonneu, Celebrate 269S.
5unnDfibe" III IN Den bisber er,
dItliden gdiffsIiiten nidlt 8i fin
oen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
omnha. Il. geopentber.

Observation-Disclosures 1856.
8eefitiere felt 9eute; fir Die 8ofe
CUTE Iturf bis 25c b0ber, Strangers
20--30c b0ber.
@lrte big bette 9%.75--tt.00.
NitteIm1Biee 8.50--9.75.
@etU6bnliae 6.75-8.50.
aiibe nno Sellers, felt berite; fir
Die ISOLDE 25c bober.
8eefes, quite Bis bette 7.50 bis
S.t5.
gtittelmdBiae 6.75-7.25.
@elu0bnllte 6.00-6.S5.
@ttte bis peIte Sellers 6.75-7.25
@ute bis bette aitbe 6.25-6.75
UtittelmdBiae aiibe 5.50--6.25.
@efpobnlide 4.00-5.50.
StoderS uno Seekers, felt beute;
fir Die ISOLDE t5-25c boher.
5eeoers, cute bis bette, 7.25 Bis
800.
MittelmdBige 6.25--7.25.
@em0bnlid)e 5 .75-6.25.
Stod Sellers, CUTE bis bette 600
bis 100.
Stod ailbc 5.00-6.00.
Stod aGl6er 6.00-S.00.
8eul aalber S.00-10.00.
Bulls un0 Staas 5.25--6.20.
5dmeine 3ufubr $500.
@lartt 10c bober beltte; fir Die
ISOLDE 25-30c bober.
3urdihnittSpxeis 9.65-9.85.
96fiter 9reis 900.
Sdafc- 3uflbr $50,
Dart fct.
Sannner 10.25-11.00
@eiiittcrtc 2Gr1ner hoo.
S5qbrltnge 70o-S.50.
6eeoer Sdbrltnge 10000.
8io0cr G.50-S.00.
Wlutterifofc 6.50-7.25.
@eiiltterte Diitteridofe 10-15c
hober.
5eeoer Mlltttcridafc 450-5.75.
Seener 2dntmer s.75-9.75.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
Ocitcrrcttbs finite
~krieos0nleibci

8ien III. Nob. Ger 5illon8.
miniiter aarl Wtdreb bat belte bic
ndberen 9eoingungeu fir Die finite
Eiterreihiihe @riegsonIeibe Setonnt
gegeben.
Die 5K proSentigen Bombs itt0
in 40 Sa9ren einl0Sbor, mGbrero
Die S~habomt8noten, bic Den gleis
den 8iusfuB Baben, innerboI6 5E
8abren eingeloit meroeu miiiIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
2 perIoncn beift
BabnmnfaH ectStet!

Colon g., Ii. Sob. - Seute
friib foniOierte elm 5radt8ug nit Ell.
mem 4e%rinnenapd. 8pei 8erlonen
nnrben actotet uln mebrere nnbere
perlett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
GbisuaO Rarftberibt.

Chicago, II. Rouember.
MISUNDERSTANDING 100; Marft feft
Canadian @raHers 900.
S6hfter 9reis Ills.
SGbrlinge 1i.25.
z dnueine-3ufnbr $4,000; 9Rarfi
nteiltens t0c bnber.
Gurnlhnittspreis 9.35 0.os.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11

DaB Die Nluldren iid einen iran
soiiiMga Observation-Disclosures ausaes
|hadt SiirFte ne''' oent engIjiden &c.
I4Hod entipre4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
England itrcbt Hic
Wcltbcrric90ft ait!
Die p3imes" eibt ~, ban Is i'm
5ale eines Gieses Der Aliiertcn
bic @eIt unteriOden nil.

Berlin, II. Iob. (5unfcnberidt.)
WRit acknowledgement Sffenbeti
ipridt IiA GberIt glepiAgtoR, Der be.
fannie militGrii9e Mitorbeiter Der
,EimcS" iiber Die nobren GtiegS,
5iele GngIonOs aus. Der Sberit
ihreibt in einem langen 9lrtitell
vgSir boben Die 5iibrlui9 in Der
Entente iiberncmmen uno bic Cub.
rerroae in europa eebiibrt ur8 bon
redtsnegert. Bos nitro nnicre Stel.
hung fem, iDent Der &rieg er0:gt2
Wttt unierer 5lotte, unlerer artnrc
utt0 itnieren unerihopflihen Suits.
qiiellen merOm mir uls Die ar0btt
Nilitdrmabt Der 5roe ooIteben. syr
eriter Sinie iueroen mir nutiirIidi
Seemoht fem, aber bic @ren5en IN.
leres Geihes neroen Den Gr0ball
rmfoiien. l~lniere Patton bat Den
ieten 8illerL gu etobern.
Gdt britiidc gcideiOcu6eit.
3u OieIen altslaIlungen oes eng.
itifen Oberit bemerfen oeiltlde Set
tilngcu: Sol. &epington lit oiien.
bar 5u ebrltd, ols oaB in Die
eruig mieoerbolte beudler 9a 9erit-
berung einitimnen fam, ooB Gno.
Iono nur Inn Die Gehte Ser fleinan
Gationen un0 fir 5reibeit uno sc.
re9tigfeit fdmpfa. Wtit edit britt,
iher 8eIdeiOenbeit berIanqt er fir
ieine ueniger als fiuf3ig It%ilioien
Ntenideh 8Gblenoe Nation oas
Sfedlt, lire @renSeu INN Die Grac
ousStOebnen, ale Halien un0 B6I.
fer all beoriiden uno europa inter
leiner 5ll6tel gu bolteu. Die Gr-
obertng8poIitit, Die gum 8er6reaen
t0trb, lpenn nn0ere g1dtionell lie
profldmtere1 lit In ieincn Atlaen
Gin angetamntes, gottIthes mn III.
perduberIihes @orredt @nglon0s. F"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
Nadriatea.

sylt Der Gritcn ScttIdjeH GbaH1,.
9Mt9. Stride, 90. uuo Wloion Ctr,
lit am 5onutag bormitIdg ull 10
llbr 0eiitider @ottesoienit uno am
Sontltaa aben0 Inn 5 ltbr eugIiiher
@otte80ienit. Ger S5u1enoperein
ueriummelt iif ant N3ittmo6 a1en0.
~ Gins 2ang, Bnitor.
0entIde Guaug. ant6. ct. @anl5
Stride, ode 25. uno @pous ctr.
6. z Cttp. 8oitor, S. @iIeeroorf,
9iliSpreoiger.
8cttesoicnit mo qben0mabl hin
1880, obenoS engliih um 80.
SountaoSidule en9liid1, bon $50
Zig 1890. northumberland
rid)t, 0ettid Somsiog 10 llbr;
en9ltidJ 1rcitags 1880 uno 100.
0eutidtenatiihe @etEeinoeihule. Z.
Y. Silgen0ori, gebrer. &eldJte
itdd1ten 1oltltag I'M lO uDr.
ct. SObanues (. Stride ser 2eut-
ihen euallg. 5Dno0e non y. 4.,
"a. uno @tutON Cir. @. Sd)aeier,
4aitor.
5pnufag, Oat 10. gaooem6er,
finoet in orei @ottesoicniten sic
syeicr oes i1brli9en Nti~iitnnsfeitcs
itott. @eainu nm 1890 noralittaQs
2:30 nndlnilttaes nn0 T.4o obeiins
s3itr Netsili1utA meroen hier0urdl
allc @lie0cr lln0 Sretunoe Der 9e.
sieiiioe ber5lid cingclnoefL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11
aanias gita @~etreiSemarft.

aVulliuS 0tlLs Ii. VspUelIlue
Snrter @ei5eu-
Set. 2. 18S-190
Ger. 3. 1S5-t8515
Scr. 4. 160-1S3
gfoter @ei3en-
Scr. 2. 1S6-19O
Ger. 8. 18t--tSs
Scr. 4. t75-177
@emiIdtes Storm
Scr. 2. $3.50
Scr. 3. 97-9S
9tr. /. 95-96
@elbes aorn-
Ger. 2. $685.
Scr. 8. 94-94ja
CTR. a. 94-95
@eibes &orn-
SCI. 2. 81
gh. 8. SO
gsr. a. SO
8eiber Soier
gsr. 2. Sc
glr. 3. 541s-55K
9er. 4. 50
@emiihter Safer-
9lr. ? 5sh-55h
gsr. 3. 53s
| 9tr. 4. 5l--54
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-11

@eniidtes &orrt--
Scr. 2. 92s4-93
gtr. 8. 921a-93
Scr. a. 92-92A
gtr. 5. 91M-92
Scr. 6. 91A-9t1a
8eiBer Safer--
Scr. 2. 54-54h
Stan0aro Safer 54-54h
Scr. 3. 53$4-54
gtr. a. $685.
@erite-
@taI88erIte 102-117
5uttergerite 5000
Goggerl--
Scr. 2. 141-14t15
9ar. 8. 14OK-t41h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
goit mad ocntidIauO.

g9enn oie 9Soitbe6orOe ni6t Oorber
nod cine an0erc Eoitbeioroerlng
cini6ie6t oebt bic ndhite @oit naA
1eltidIano mo Oeiterreid. .llngarn
an 0onneritaa Ocn %. SUM, per
Gampier ylInite0 States" iiber 0d.
nemarf.
SIS lit obcr IeiAt moglih, OaB ser
Gampicr .9erscnSiioro" ser an
Somitaa Ocn "a. Slni BON 91eu-
9orf ubid6rt @oit mitnimmt. Der
nd6ite Gompier wdre alsOann oSs.
far Der 3iueite~, Ger am %. SUM
obieaelt. Pile iiir oeu 0ompfer
.llnite0 States 6eitimmte 9oit muB
bis N1ittmod, ben 81. Suni, ouf Dem
6ieiiaeu @oitamt eiugelieiert iein.
Gb Die 9riefe i6rcu 8eltimrulingsort
erreiAen ldBt iib oauf Oes Gntge.
genfommens Ger eneIiidenHegierlng
nidt iaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
GEiir elm SeimartrauF.

Dos bon SEQ. @iIntber 0ebrou.e
@ier lit 0ns bette. &iele 9eurtbeilCr
bon @icr crfIdrcL Dob es irgenO ci.
nenl critfIaiiigeu ausldnOiidlen 9ier
alcidfomnit. @erooe oos 0ine fir
sen 6amilienaebrducb. Seinites glro.
ma, better @eidmad lino iebr nabr.
frdftig. 0ireft bon Der 9rouerei
our1 oic ncucu W1oidbinen obeciiiat
moourA obiolute &einbcit geli1ert
piro. aiite $t.OO. @bone: @olie 90.
(SllnilS. .1&.iMO.0ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

ocr @elt filuO 9cgcbcu. sEroi. gSil.
liomS om9 aui oic @eidlihte ST..
LAMBS Gin mo crldtterte, lpic @n9.
Iono Die 0crridloit crrang. oSh op.
pouirc Gn9lonO, neil Oos Sono bis
ouf OoS Suucriic uerioult lit.
Ger i6aric SorfosuuS Oes 9roi.
@iaiamS ecgen oic cugIiidc 9eoic.
rna 6iclt ole @eriommhmg in be.
it0noigem 9lpplaus.
Serr 0lc9toQD muBte cin Gacapo
fiir ein gutgciungencs Solo ee6eu.
Scrr Sol. Z. Dlc9ausblin Don
&biIoOelp6io, Ser grdiioent Der Si.
6ernier, mar Scr brittle &coner. 0err
Mc2augblin errong iid oen glpplous
ser 9lnpeienoen ooourH, DAB er
mitt6eilte. CT lei nidt in 0en llnioer.
iitdten Der @orreoner ouSgebiIoet
moroen, ionoern babe in Sen &oblen.
aru6eu ieine gluS6iloung seuoiien.
@r WieS in ieiner 9ieoe Ooraui bin
ooB felt oen IeBteu @o6en Oos @ort
nSup6en" nidt mebr gebraudt
aperOc.
Sr. Mc9oueblin mari elm; IS
pirO fir eineu neurn Gaiement OieI
lei6ter iein cine 9riaooe 3u organi.
iiren, I'M on ser Seite bon 0eltldl.
lauo 81 fdnlpien ober nidt Inn ei-
nen neueu Georiidel, ionOern Der.
langeu 0os ms bon @ott gege6ene
8ed)t ser Sel6nperwaltung.
Batter Wlonoe6on trot Damn olf
ole 9iibne mo ermabnte oie 9lnme.
Ienoen 5ur OldBigiing in i6ren 0ie.
Den; er i6loB nit Dem @unide, oaB
Srlano's 5reibeit baIo erreidbt meroe.
Gum SdluB muroe BON Srn. See.
Doe cine 9iei6e 9ei6Iiiiie perIeien in
melhen gegeu OaS 5ortbeiiebeu Ser
9e5ie6ungeu 3piiden guglouO mO
Srlono proteitirt imO aufgeiorOert
miro, @eloer fiir oie 9ittipen uno
@oiieu in SyrlanO 8r ianmelu.
gos Gmpiangs Gonlite iebte iid
aus folgenOeu 0erren 3uiotumen:
Capt. So6u s Gorroa, S. q. Sun.
ning6am. Sobn 3. 5ibitnnonS,
So6n @. Barrett Somes 5. SinoiaD,
@otrid Sberrr, 5ronf 9. 6oIep,
syobn z. iSoIeen, g9m. GoDne, @lat-
t6ep s. Cummings mo stephen s.
Wc0onougb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

NlppoOrume gaunpbNe nun GRANDCHILDREN.
3ilucr 3ieip &arl" 9ncrlcl A0li1pcnii'
1iiHQcn
,NaD ebofe 9nttg 9lucflct iinicr9alunacn.
,(8iunnn Cal &nrl" 9lulcl llutcrpalluuhtu.
EUidftcr Scndl Idalib &liurioncIt
Sen ia Snai SrhbliNg0iclt im HiUer &elu'
9dri"
,Eucu Dr5 ciirnu Qrel3cS" giInailm0ni
iaa Den H. 5Ha Rciilc im aennnliniiet'
Rarl"
,x0aii0,9nuncfMpt" 1onniaa. ben IS.
Nuid HnudiengluellnQ in@ Dem seSclicno.
Nnrl"
,NctrHo n.iluieriilhnn00.Nerein" r
1OnninQ. 0cn le. Nuni, 6QmNterguollug naD
Vculcria BART Dorlcp zane
sNcrcnlgic HadcrWefnidlat npn Naltls
more" z0mllag oeu ~. Aun 60mllieri
Nneilua unn Dem gecicnh Sail".
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crOeu Ocs Giicrncu arenses.

Sm Gannitatter 9ofsieit @orf
61lt 6entc Der Groen oes Giiernen
areu3es iein id6rliHeS @icnic ob,
ipeldes iidl 81 elmer intereiiouten 9c.
ac6en6eit geitalten miro Die ser
rem 6oben 9libts ouBer abt gcloiieu,
nm alien 5reunOeu reht angene6me
Stnuoen 5u 6ereiten lmO meroen iib
oiele 6reun0e eiuiinoen Cas g9ai-
ieu6aus Set lit fein SenlmuiB fit
oie @eranitalhmg penn oiele 6reun.
oe oes GroenS oeS @iieuen &reu5eS
6ege6eu iid) crit nod Dem 0iioerpieru.
4orf. nm BORT ibrer Yiliht 81 eenii-
gen. Inn Damn ihneaiiens nod Dem
Ganitottcr 9Sorf 3u fonlncn Inn Sen
ip1ten g1aAnittag imO 9Ibeno III
re6t geniit6lider @eieaidoit Oer.
bringen 81 tonrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Die @arf.&apelle cotBertirt belltc
gl6euo pon YES bis 10 ll6r in oem
oHiperiior &arf" nit ioIgeuocm
3Sroaramm:
Wdrlm 24Qic 40. 9mercn" ..,... 0loAQu
9. llpcrilre sSnbeNn" ............ Sllppe
~ EplgiilOu i aEpcpibrutia" ......... Nerbcfi
A NaMer sVopc. bere rs NIB pedri 1ilepn
o. lrompcieu 0uarieu ,Gbeniua Siar'
2aaancr
to3 6elomam edmoi @earlon
lulo SeibmnnrD
D EcencG from Spiberuub" ...... .Nnngcl
Guic Dc GoHceri" n) pRfenoe" Nlart
ID sNdmciie" Nl8ci
8. Hnlcrmc58o sbnooe 0 Nigbl" 5rleodn0
8. Sierna popular duo operate Wle'
loOieo" Observation-Disclosures. Gmiib
lO gRauH Nuiimpre J(emS ....... @Hcbb
Nus NubliflW No b1iiidli erinMi hae Nlen
Eiai EpanGle0 Nnnner" un0 aNdIilmOre. ont
uuiulDit~ lulidnlinpen)
DQnfel Selbmauu. Girlacni
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IrIearapdildler geeLIerberidlt.

QluS Den iibrigen @un6es g8etter-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ipuroen bic
,oIaeuoen b0diten Temperainren,
Die INN s llbr aeltern gt6cno berridl.
tru hpridlipf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
Gta6t Napclle.

Gas 6autige Concert Der iidoti.
iben aapeae imoet init Dem nah-
liabenoen 9Sroeramm am 8aasipap'
Monument @uilforo.glDenue uno
99aie. TRACE, itatt
Narlb ~1De gaigHoer Of pa
mama" ............ ..'....... ....... 4puQ
Giranb
q. corael @olo pQepnoye Volia" @iiinon
lSeD Wc9OHOiNe)
NaS Communicable Baltimore
more. Oui baltimore" ..t..... pembefNct
3. selection Oh 3rllb Eoua6" ... 0iooltc0
g. 1pQBilDe Sercuabe so Naloma" Draoler
Iau5.WlMNt
u, gsdl8ct aWlUiit ErpaniS .l....... GtldHcD
8. Ene 5ipp uQrc hon prepared for
ine Sumner 4s.......... ...... @biu0fb
Spencer
TO- &nboife aQlommenlal~
ii. N8nl8rt .NlUue SoHau .......4. 1irliiB
12. Star Span0len Nannfr"
G. E. e tci mo D. 8irlacni
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edliHsfnrtrn

bon uno nod @eutlhlou0 uno
SciterreidJ- llngnrn iiber slotteroonI
mo glep.gorf. @eloienounocn nab
europa.
SBeO. s.. 9iencr & GO.,
217 Gif.9aItimOre-Str.
(@1drd13-) 243 SHo.g'FOuopay.
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6tntt 1T otr Cag.
8ciadt Dug GSrii6Iimgs-
Syeil Der gSGiien.
@ime @brempfli1t aller
2cmtI6em SaltimUre'S.

Ger .gipcr.gicp. @ort" oos 3iel--
@utc @cIescn6eit, Elm coles
gerf t6ottraitig 5u interitiibcn
lluterboliungen fir Sing ma
gllt in Siiae mo 5uae. BRO.
miuerte Sleoner weroeu ib 60.
rem laiien.
Gas ih0ne 6rii6linasieit ser flei.
neu Sniaiien oes ,,9lngemeinen Gent.
iden g9aiien6alieS 1T GA. Seute
gladmitiag uno 9Ibeno merOen Die
Ieutihen aus allen Staoitbeileu
9altimore'S nod Dem 9liUer @ielp
Borf itromelL nm iid bort nit ben
&ile9linaen 0eS Geitidibiims 81
ireuen ole Gorgen oes 9llliogs.
lebenS aui einige Shmoeu 3il Der.
aeiieu mo olte lie6e 9etaunte 3u be.
griiBen
Soiientlid6 mott Scr Simnel
6eute Elm freunolides Geiidt oamit
ser 9eiid oeS 6eiies Elm redt 5obl.
reider miro 5um 9eiten Der gai-
fen mo oeS Icuiibtbuns i'm glllge.
meinen Gem ie gr0ber oie oeitide
9olfSmaiie, ie frdftiger oos @eiiibl
Der imeren 3uiammengeb0riateit
lno Gmigfeit oeito beiier fir Dos
Teutihtbum uIO ocu aanpi oes liz
beraleu Clements geaeu oen Pin.
ihrm Der llnouhOianrei. glnr bic
Maiie inpomrt Dem EurhidnitiS.
glmerifaner.
aalm eiu anoeres 6cit in 9altis
more tr1gt einen I'M b0bereu @ruoe
ipe5iiii6 oeitideu Gboroftcr, ais oos
oes geutiden @oiicnboiies, mir.
oenos berridt iinge3punaenere 6ro6.
licbfeit mo @eielligfeit ais oa uo
Die @oiieu i6r Sabresicit beee6ep
GS III geraoe, ais ob Der @eiit Der
guten Sadc, oem oicieS sSeit oieut
iid oui sic ii6ertr0at Ole eS nit
feiern
sScoem III beute oic @clcacnbeit
aegebcn iein Sderilcin 5u oieicnl
2iebesmertc bei5iliragen oo Der lie.
beriduB ocS 6eitcS uuecitmalert
Sem &aiienbouic 5u @ute tommt.
llno sic Ginlooung 3um 9eiud oes
5eites 1T IN Der Sbot cine ioldc,
Dab man ibr mir 81 gerne 6oloe lei.
itet peritcben ood sic gIrrougciire
oeieI6en oau5 por5iialid, eiuem ben
9llrientbolt oortielbit 5ii einem alt.
BERT ougenebmon al mohen.
5eit einem Wlenidcnolter 6obcn
Die Geuiihcn 9oltimorcs niht o6nc
@rimo sic 6eicr 5um geiten ciner
ibrcr id0niicu gtuitaltcu uertt6oti.
Ger 9ie6c oui oen 5peiten &iinoiiiag
oerlegt PIN 6eit Oes beiliaen @ei.
ites penn oo3ll nod 0ieicr @roe
4rudt iii id66niier Seu3esbliit6e
itebt 1T ole bette 3eit, Elm Set 5u
ieiern arm 6rommeH Cerer, Die
o6nc Batter uno Wluitcr III 0cS 2es
bens Grangial iiebei.
lluo uniere MaiieubmiSieiie iino
inn Sinne ocs @iinaiigcoanfens
@oIfsieite umicrcS TeriiHt6lmlS ae
iporoen Ger cole 3lpcd puroe er.
tnnnt mo iauO itets reiAc Inter.
itiibnna
gos Ddbcn iIniere 3ablreidlen @oi'
icnbouSireunoe, BON 9'iinaitgeiiIe
eriiiat iieis auaeiirebt
gHarn mare aur6 cine beiierc 3cit
iiir ir06Iide glugen fir oiiene, ipen.
oenoe @du0e. iiir ueite Ser5en ais
3ur 8iingitjeit2l @s be0ori fann
0ieieS 3irufes. I'm luIer Certid.
tblm in beIlen S6oarcu bel scr
Maiien6ous Riin0iiieier 81 iammeIn
vG beilger o5ciit, tebr' bci inns ciul"
ipirO 81 Fiiugiicu 10 piel aclmacu.
9lun oenn oIrd bic 9bot 81 5cgeu
oaB Der @eiii Der Sie6c, Scr 4iingits
aeiit and mirflid GinIcbr aebaIten
bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

lntb.


Sir NlarDlono un0 oen 3iitrift
Columbia be,lte chpns fiibIer uno
re9neriid, uoroneitlihe @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
[SrlanO'8 Gyrci0cit Ocrlm9t,
gtmonIlration in 9or0's Wprrnbaus.
erTaIiNe rar gaTaua uou euaIa'la.

cautGarc gucrfcunnna Scr sDmpat6c 0en@anSs gc gaI
2cnidc anwsicuO II Sine iriidc srauOe inter
rimcm ucncu Gameut nugcfHuOiat Waieuit nnO surfas
ms acfcm Sic brhidc @iFuirt6idait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
Der &cltfricg 6cntc Sor ciurm
5a6r.
(J1dd ocm 9eridDt oes IcutidNen
@enerolitabS.)

(J(db Dem SerlOt 0es AclltlWen
@eneraIiiobS.)
Su 9ianta @intcl IN WettcI.
pollen periicrcn Die 9lliiien bel
eiuem gln9riii 5nci idwerc, ieAs
lcihte @eidiibe imo piclc Nlo.
idinenaepebre.
IA Siio.05ali5icu ii6cricbrei-
ten bic 0eiterreider Den Son
ne5meu Sic 5tnot 5ieniama uuo
bic 5tiiBpitnfte in scr llmgcgeno
un0 mohen 5000 Geionaene.
9liiS Ger @utopina oihportS
uororiu8eno. mari oic sIrrnee
@ilnn5cr9alti Die 9iuiien aus
mebrerep Stcqimgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

MDunnenteM, Die ben ,,Dtpndlrn Nprgclpun.
brnien" nldi phulitlh obct nuttafiuahla rr'
hnilfu Cub arbrifu. bfr EififC oGpun pet Iflts
wan pbgE lhnhil@ WilbFinHo ~ ma@su'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
Waa6c9. 0cparicmcnt fiir Qanbmiri6.
NeridIt 0es Ualtim0rc MetleFbnrean6

Der Scudltigtcitsgcbalt Der quit
nor 81 9Sro5eut i'm 8 llbr Ylorgens
mo 20 &roaent nm s llbr glbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

9leancriidlcs g9eiter 6ielt iud6rcno
seq aeiiri8ea Eages Ill oen atlanti.
iben Staaieu SEN mteren See.9lc.
1ioueu Eenneneo Dem miitlcren
N(iiiiiNppi S6aL ,Sladiaaterl iopie
sen norolihen giodD gRointains.
9le9iouen an ,5n anoeren Ibeileu
oes eanoes 6errihtc flares 8etter
Dpr
au6lercs gaeitcr bGlt aaaemeia
cillid Der 9lodn 01ouuiains mit9lns.
no6mc oer @oli Stoaten Ghio,
Sem mitlereu Wliiiiiiippi sen miitet
ailantiiaeu im0gicn Gualano. Stao
ten an.
Iie @oralIsIagungcu lin0, DOB
ami @lontag nHo 1ieniiog t6eiImeiie
6elpoIttes 9etter IN oen mittelotlan
iiihcn 1iooten g9eu eualanO. ocm
C6o 19oIc mo oen geaionen Ser
aroBcu See'n, opie @epiiterreaea
il 0cn Gin 9ltlontiiden 0ii.@oli.
Gtaaten un0 Icnnciice bcrridlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Scrr Soicp6 9auber, @iilfs.DireI.
tor 0cs ualdrnlano 5nliituts" mo
&oriic6cr 0cr 3cihncn gIbtHeilltna,
bat ieine 91ciianation cilaereidt ul
jidj 10 ieiuer @unit als ,ainep Geto.
ratnlr maiter aus8ubilocn @s ilt
n0di ni1t cutidjic0en ob Socrr Sau.
hci uad 9iap 2)ort 3uriidaebt ooer
III Baltimore 6lei6i
-~~+a-e A--rs-H----~-~-r~
@rntidlr, CeilrrreidiIdIe nnS llngn.
riTGlf NrieasauIeilen.
roo MerI uah 100 NrOner nnFmarte
9bCu. u Dienrr AZ Gry
2l7 Cl.NalfmOFeSir
,agdrBi3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-04
.CUPID'S DARTS ARE
 STRONG FAVORITES

Beginning with a rush the first day the list of marriage licenses issued from the probate court has already run up to a record breaking number. The demands of the June brides in Jefferson county is not being ignored by any means, as the record shows, and Cupid continues to hurl his darts. A total of B marriage licenses have been issued since the dawn of the first June morning in the good year of our Lord 1916. The force at the probate court are expecting the good work to continue through the month.
 The following marriage licenses were issued from the probate court yester- day:
 George Mowrey, Brooksde, and Miss Kitte Smith.
 C. E. Griffith and Miss Elizabeth Gib- son.
 Walter Watson and Miss Behulah Rob- bins.
 D. B. Clayton and Miss M Wynnette Mathews.
 S. G. Beles and Miss Bessie Falk- ner
 J. H. Williams, Beltona, and Miss Myr- tie Glenn.
 George w. Blaich, Jr., East Thomas, and Miss Mary E. Goodwin.
 A. c. Lewis and Miss Blanche Lee.
 T. E. Juakins and Miss Kate Lewis. A. R. Tinney and Miss Ethel Spain.
 V. E. Walker and Miss Edith Marga- ref FZell
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-04
SUNDAY CONCERTS AT WEST LAKE PARK Bessemer Pleasure Resort Proving Popular and Is a
 Mecca to Pleasure
 Parties

Beginning this afternoon band concerts will be held every Sunday afternoon and evening at West Lake and this added at- traction is expected to draw crowds that will overflow the park. West Lake is now the mecca for the pleasure seekers of the Birmingham district and they are Hooking there in crowds daily.
 There is practically everything at West Lake to attract the summer pleasure seeker. There is always a lake breeze to make comfortable those who go to a park just to enjoy an evening out" and not participate in any of the amuse- ments. Then for the amusement lover there is plenty to entertain. The lake bathing is one of the attractive features.
 In addition to the bathing, which is the best In the district, there is boating, skating, bowling, dancing and other forms of amusement There is plenty to eat and plenty of cooling drinks
 West Lake is proving very poular with the picnickers and picnics galore are be- ing held at the lake. Special rates are offered picnic parties and these parties are making West Lake a mecca.
 West Lake is easily accessible. Besse- mer cars leave Birmingham on the hour and run on twenty-minute schedule.
 Come out today and join the crowds, for there is sure to be a big crowd pres ent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-04
WOMEN OF BIRMINGHAM
 INDORSE AUDITORIUM
Parade Arranged By Women Clubs Proves Novel Feature of
 Campaign for City Auditorium

The women of Birmingham with an au- tomobile parade through the business streets of the city yesterday afternoon voiced ther approval of the effort being made to secure an auditorium. Headed by 20-piece band, under the direction of Phil Memoli, fully 400 women of the city and suburbs in 80 automobiles took part in the demonstration.
 Most of the cars bore banners and signs with appropriate declarations of the need for the municipal auditorium and the advantages which would accrue to the entire citizenship from the construction of such a building. The truck in which the band rode bore banner calling at- tention to the fact that 2O00 school chill dren of the city were recently denied ad- mission to the Philharmonic musical pro- duction because there was no auditorium in the city of sufficient size to accommo- date the crowds desiring to attend. Other banners told of the advantages to the churches, of the aid to the religious