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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-01-05
TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH
KIDNEYS If BACK HURTS.
Say. Too Much Meat Forms Uric Acid
Which Clogs the Kidneys and
lrritates the Bladder.

Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clog
ged and need a flushing occasionally,
else we have backache and dull misery
in the kidney region, severe head
aches. rheumatic twinges, torpid liver,
acid stomach, s~leeplessness and all
sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any. good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid Of grapes and lemon Juice, com
bined with lithia. and is harmless to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. It also neu-
tralizes the acids in the urine so it
no longer i~rritates. thus ending blad-
der disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes q delightful effervescent lithia.
water drink which everybody should
take nov and then to keep their kid
neys clean, thus avoiding serious COM
plications.
A well-known local druggist says he
sells lots Of Jad Salts to folks who be-
lieve in overcoming kidney trouble
while it is only trouble.-Adv.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-01-05
HEAVY QUAKE SHOCKS
ARE RECORDED TODAY
Georgetown seismograph Can
not Give Approximate Loca-
ton of Earth Tremors.

Washington, ID. c., Jan. "a heavy
earthquake was being recorded on the
seismographs of Georgetown univer-
sity this morning. They were first no.
ticed at 9:10 a. M, and were continu-
ing at 10 o'clock. Until the movement
has subsidized the observers We're UNI
able to give more definite data. Father
Francis A. Tondorf, chronological di-
rector. aid the shocks were the heav-
lest recorded in some time.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-01-05

Galveston. Tex. Jan. Export and
import business through the port Of
Galveston for the a closing today
reached a total of $225.4S9 ,065. accord
ing to customs house records. This
VAS an increase over the years busi.
mess, OF 1914 OF $23. 7O.s16. Cotton led
" exports with 3.03s.692 bales. valued
at .l56.35S.191.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-01-05

Cupid can see a silver lining Of .
dark cloud.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-01-05
KING OF GREECE TO
UNDERGO OPERATION

London, Jan. Ia dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from
Athens says that Prof. Strauss Essel-
berg il expected to arrive on a Greek
destroyer from Kavala to perform a
slight operation on King Constantine.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-01-05
REFUSE TO DISCUSS
SALE OF MUNITIONS
Reichstag Tables Resolution
Bearing on American Traf-
fic With Allies.

Berlin. Jan. 3. (via London).-The
reichstag committee on petitions today
tabled as unsuited for discussion q pc
tition regarding against the
sale Of munitions in the United States
to the entente allies.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-01-05

1t isn't necessary for a woman to be
an artist to draw mems attention. A
perky feather will answer.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-01-05

More than $50, O00. 900 worth OF gold
has been taken from the Juneau gold
belt. the first to be worked in Alaska.
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-02
NITRATE PLANT
 REPORT SOON
Com. w. F. Mcknight ' rites That He Will
 Continue to Boost.

] That the Nitrate plant to be loca- teg in Arkansas, by the Gov erH nent, may yet be located on the river in this county, is the belief of several citizens of Malvern, wlfo have been in close touch sWith thI situation, and are still using thIeir best efforts in it's interest Railroad Commissioner, W. F. Me Knight, who has been working in beIhalf of having the plant located htEre, states he will continue to do sq and will do some more work " hon Congress meets. Mr. Mcknight secretary of the 0uaehita Deyel- enent Association. and may be re- sd upon to do his utmost in the in rest of the plant for this section. Ie states that the report of Major iske will be made about the middle # this month.
 In an effort to obtain more infor- nation in regard to the proposition, Belote and J. Elmo Young of
 city who are very much inter  sted in the move. addressed a let T to Mir. Mcknight, in regard to the alter. and the following is a part 4 his reply;
 sIn reply to your letter of October Both, relative to further investiga- ton of Ouachita river looking to the location of the Government Nitrate plant.
 Major Fiske writes me that he
 ready to make his report
 middle of this month, it
 we have done all we can
 $ report goes in, however
 ze to do some more pushing Maen Congress meets.
 wish to thank you for your in- terest in this matter and will advise you further when anything devel- opes.
 Yours very truly,
 W. F. Mcknight. Secretary Ouachita Development As
 sociation.
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-02
SYRIA STRAW VOTE ON
 PRESIDENTS RACE
Reaall Drug Stores Show h. teresting Figures on Elee-
 tion Forecast.

The Straw vote on the Coming Presidential election, which is being collected by 5000 Rexall Drug stores all over the United States, is at tracting much attention, and the vote received here by MT. J. E. Chamber lain, proprietor of the Rexall Drug Store in this city, was the center of attraction yesterday, being posted i'll his window.
 The returns are being compiled i'll Boston from votes received by mail The 5000 RexalI Drug Stores rep .resenting every part of the United States are taking straw votes among their customers and forwarding 1t daily to the United Drug Go, of Bos- ton, who in turn sends the latest re- turns to all these stores in the Uni ted States. The Bulletin received this morn ] ing. gives the following result of the vote, as con piled by states:
 Northern and other states: l Popular vote:
 Hughes, 146,g38
 Wilson. 141, Electoral Votes.
 Hughes, 25O
 Wilson, 1O6
 Southern States: Popular Vote,
 Hughes, 24.631
 Wilson 99,78S. Electoral Votes,
 Hughes, 0
 Wilson, ITS,
 Combined Electoral Votes.
 Hughes, 250
 Wilson, 26l,
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-02

ae Price on ever,
 nov. We bought
 tes before the advan,
 original wholesale r .l wholesale price f .se advance. The goo can buy them cheaper sale today. Now this tlfne to save money. on
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-02
Total 531

Electoral votes required to elect 266
 Through the courtesy of Mr. J. E Chamberlain, of the Rexall Drug store of this city, the RECORD will contain each day, the vote received in this city, by his store.
 Watch the RECORD for the Straw vote, and then watch the result next Tuesday night.
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-02

out of ii, and there will be less than $75,000 left. Unless there should be a Wind-faIl from some unexpect- ed source, there will not be enough for the December 1st pay roll, and the state will once more go on a scrip basis. Last year the payroll was made or Sept. 1.
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-02
Gov. Hays Pardons
 Woman Slayer


 Little Rock, November D. The rule seems to be pretty well established that no white woman shall remain in the Arkansas penitentiary A week ago Mrs. Annie Smith was brought here from Howard county to serve a five year sentence on a charge of murder in the second de- gree, having been convicted with her husband on Oct. Is. Yesterday the governor granted full pardon, and she has returned to her home. She has three small children, aged twelve, eight and five years, and their grandparents are not. able to take care of them.
 A pardon was also granted to J. H. Crites of Jackson county, recent ly convicted on a charge of false pretense and sentence to one year imprisonment.
 Say, boys, if you want apples, go to Clardy, he has them by the dozen, bushel or barrel.
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-02
State to Soon be
On Scrip Basi

Little Rock, Nov 2 There " about S94, ,0n' left n the eener revenue fund la atalsa state treasur yesterday afternoon, after the pay medt of the state house saIarie Several institutions and all tfe ej cult judge pay rells are vet to con
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-02

FOR SALE-14 lots, not far roal High School, worth $1200, if sold in the next IS days will take $520. lots 50x145; inquire at DAILY RECORD.
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-02
NIGHT SCHOOL
 STARTS WELL Government Aid May De Secured. A Good Thing
 for Malvern.

The Malvern Night School, which opened in this city last Monday, un- der the direction of Prof. s. c. Ster- ling, is progressing nicely, and with each session, more students enroll. Prof. " D Leiper, County Exami- fneF,is a strong believer in the school.
 Id is using his efforts to assist in
 ewoft in every way possible. It
 thought probable that Govern Lent aid, may be secured for the school in the near future. This is q very much needed school for help= ing the boys and Girls who are en- gagged by day as clerks, delivery boys and laborers h mill tory, in our city, aid who a1 tered and extraordinarily disqualif for any advance 1n life, and f
 eially unable to Help themselV servants of the Commercial of cur community Thes=
 girls haVeszs1=
Malvern daily record., 1916-11-02
RWLWas = Frank @ldNe4 low Waleo.
The log trait railroad [ had a No serious dan

R. c. Smith has sition in the office 0. Arkansan Lumber Co.,, n4@ been employed for severa4 past.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
0nrae GtaStueuiafeifeu

Sn i6rer @obuma, 9ar. 1884.
Sii0.G6arles.StraBe, itorb i'm glltes
BON n SabrcH 6ran llriula slant,
bic 0hItter Scr SAueiteru N}arg gn.
pbonie lno NlorD @hs bonn 8iiita.
tion Gonoent.
9et ser "a. ja0rliden Eriiiung H.
scr 0liper &i6erlieu 5reiihule wnr.
Den an iehs ainocr, Die ben zduI-
beiud regeIndBia innc bielten $5
@oloitiidc alS Seidcuf alisae3ablt.
imo uericbieoeue ouoerc 2diiler err
bielten Giplome.
Scr @aItimore.@ountp-8mcig Scr
n@arplano ainoer SilIfsgeiellidaft"
miro beute ql6eno inn .Tomn Club"
8u Gomion cine @eriommhtuo abbal.
ten bel peldcr 6ror 9. 6. @eoerabe
cinen Gortrog ii6er g@erionIihe freis
miaige gIrbeitD 9alten miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
Wlmh iuartcn, bis giIlD aus Der
Sta0t lit.

S6ermon @otts, Der por einigen
TaQen BON ser 9oltimorer @ebeint.
poli8ei Der6oftet muroe ,meil er an
qeblid inn @eroobte ltono, Dem Gr.
lpedinesopoItcl @iaD Sunooo 8u
2eibe 5it rlden mur0e geitern nad
eincul lGngeren @erb0r in 0er niitt.
lereu @pli5eiitotion ouf atma 5ebH
Gage binter idpeoiicben @oroinen
feitge6olten Ooniit, pie oie 4oli5ei
erfldrte, npeiterc llnteriudiingen"
in ser 9lngelegenbeit imteruonnIen
peroen fonnten. Dos &erb6r gegen
@otts lit ouf oen 12. 9(pril feiteeiebt
moroen unO ipenn 9Sotts oas StuOt-
GefdneniB perlaiien miro, lit @iaD
ihou lGneit iiber olle @eree, I'M ici-
nen grmedlngSberufc an einem aiis
6cren bon Siinoc mo 2nlter beimge.
iudten Srte na6geben 81 f0nnen-
gluf oicic @eic bat iitb sic galti'
morcr Eoli5ei 5u belfen eeipllBt nm
oem por3ubeusen, oaB gilp in Scr
Niouumcnten 5taot 2eio geihicbt.
@otts bot pie Gin iriiberes @erbor
qcqen i'm ereob, bereits Dor Iieben
Sobrcn @iaD SunoaD in elmer flei.
ncn Sto0t bon sSainois Dor oen Pin
ocn iciner mebr ooer meniger on0dA-
iiocn &criomnllino offentlib nit
ser &eitpeiti6e troftirt. Gie tedni-
l6c glniduloieung gegen &otts lou.
tet ouf anoeblides Gagobunoiren-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
gaetn oe6irt 0os QiuS /?

Srob aler glnitren9ungen fonnte
oie @oli5ci oes oitli1en 0iitrifts Dem
uneeiabr 25 Sabre alten Wlanne, Der
am Samitae 9}abniittag eiu orei
Gage altes andbIein in elnem Gor6c
Dor Sic &aust6iire ser 9legerin NlarD
@iaiams pon 9lr. "a. Siios5pring.
5traBc, geleot bate, niht aif Die
Spur fommcl. Der ltnbefanutc
5attc am 5anitae gegen ein llbr NIT
ser 9lcgerin eiu glbtommen getrofs
feu uona9 oieielbe oeiien Seino fiir
SO pro @oHe uerpilegen iollte. @r
polite ieinen Anaben 5wiiden 6 uno
7 ll6r bel Der 9lcserin ablieferm als
oieielbc aber lire @obmms nm 3
llbr perlies, ities iie gegen BEN Dor
ser Sbiirc itebenoen 9or6 in Dem
oos anablein lag. sic iibcrgab oas
Nino ser @oli5el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03


ggnibingtou 2. glpril, 1ds
ameritauiide oNot6e slreaJ1 Cat
geodrift crbalten, ooB Sic 9iirFei
3unl criteu @lale felt 9egiuu 0es
&rieocs lid bercit erfldrt bat, g1ab.
riuasnittel fir i6rc 9eo0lferima an
8uuebuIen bon Der Elm aroBer G6eil
an9eblih 6ittere 9Sotb leioet.
gs pnroen 0orldilfig per &abel
$4,000 angepieien, lm Ole aroEte
9totb 81 itilen.
@ranfbeits Gpi0rmtc'H
in Rniiiid @oIen
2ublilt 9tuBlanO. 0ia Qonoon
2. 9lpril, SIN oroBer 2beil bon
Rniiiih.9Solen mo @oli5icn insbe-
ionoerc oic @egeuoen Die ourt @e.
ieAte 3n leioen 6atten, ipiro augeblidl
bon 5Ieden.Sppbns, 9lattern nno
Gbolero beimgeiu1t.
Inn bel Der 9etdmpilna scr gpi.
oemieu 5u 6elien, bat sic ltuibe1itdt
bon &rafm lire 16orc aeidllohen
m0 Stu0enien mo Nlit9lieoer Der
5afultdt boben Snitrutiioneu IL oer
D3etbooe oes SHpfens lmo oaaemei'
ner &railfenpfle8e erbalten
Nlbuniidc u St6otc erbal,
ten meme 9tamcn.
Som 2. 9lpril Ter otter.
reidiic6un0aribe &otnnlanoaut in
ga6anicu Dat beiHloiieH aLlen al6a.
niIteu StdOieu peldje itaIieniidc
S(omen trageai6re altci oIbaitiidleR
9loneu ueocrju9epen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
%aitOr s.. Srancr cimacfaGrt.

@oitor g. 9rGueH Der neue SecI.
iorger ser ebang- -llt6. ct. NSorfus.
Stride an 9roaomop nno 5oirmount.
9lpenne wuroe geitern @ornittag
6ei'm @ottesoieait in ieiu glmt elm.
gefii6rt. Ger &irdenrat6 bate ben
Yoiior an Giugana Der Stride EN-,
pfangcn mo lcitetc i'm gum gltor,
no CT ser @emeinoe borgcitcIt piirs
Sc. Eoitor 9rdier bielt sic 9lns
trittSprcoigt in oerticber Spradc,
mio bej'm gl6enOgotteSoicnit in eng
liiH. @ei ocm 9loraeu-@ottesOie
6ielt @oitor 6. Z. gub sic cnglii6c
9lnOoht. Ger peritGrftc 2irhenbor
lang 6ei 6eiOen @ottesoieniten
@oitor 9}rGler fomut aus Steus
6cnpinc, S6io, ipoiel6it CT odt s5o6rc
Scr Seeliorger Scr ct So6annes
Stride mar. Ger SeeIiorger, ipel6er
ais Gcutidlono ac6iirtig it, 5dblt
AZ Sabre imO fam ais 15jd6riger
anobc no1 gluerifo. 0tod eineni
iie6enid6ri9en Shtoiunl al Der llii-
pcriitGt in Columbus mirOc cr i'm
Sabre 1896 5imi @oIior oroinirt unO
ii6erno6m sic critic @iorre in Sub.
boro, Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
o6it. nnO QemiiIemarft.


96odridtenoienit gum Shube leidt
oeroerbliher 5riihte eiugeridtet.
@rObeercn, gonlateu, 3piebeln
imO onoere gooeuproouttc trefieu
aus Dem Siioeu Elm. Seine
lleberloouug Der Wl1rfte.
Cos gumoes Ieparternent fir
Sonowirtbidaft bat bereits feline
Sahoeritdnoigen nad allen @entreu
oes @rooufteu @arftes imo ebeuio
in Die am meiiten proou8irenoen @e.
genoeu OeS SHoens eeianot, nm Ell.
men BEN 9lnipriideu aQer Snterefeu.
ten eutipredenoeu 9|ahribtenoienit
5u erridteu, Gieler Iienlt iou cine
moglidit suite &ertbeihmg Der 30.
oen-Frooufte 5umal Der Ieidt Dem
&eroerben ausgeiebteH Semitic umD
GSriidte, berbeifiibretl, inoem er Bro.
Oi8enten umO @dnoler ii6er oueSg2ii.
iensipertbe in 0ieiem SanoeI orien-
tirt.
Bur 3eit intereiiirt beionoers ser
&erianot Ger ans 6lorioa, 2ouiiiana
rmo Seras 6ereits reeelmdBig ein-
trefienOen 3piebeln, Eomaten unO
@robeeren, Oie ihnea bonn 8roOu.
5enten an ben &onhimenten eelausen
miiien. Ger 0ladri6tenoieuit 5eigt
oen &roou5enten ben beIten @erianot
mo Die 3meigiteaeu ole in O1ep.
Dorf, Bolton, @biluoelpbia, Buffalo,
SEittshtrsb G6icaeo, 5t. 9ouis ,@2iu.
neapolis lnO &anias gitD errittet
witroen iorgen fiir icbne1en gl6iob
9lae bonn O1obrihten 0ienit olisge-
benocn Qepeideu iperOen foitenfrci
an ieoen &uterciienten, an ieOe Sir.
ma geliefert, melhe fir oie EeIe.
gromm @ebiibren auffommt; iene
Die Oieie @rtro gIuSaoben Uermei.
oen Wollen, erbolten Die ySnd)rIdten
foiteuirci onrA sic @oit ms Saus
geionot,
GqS Sonomirtbihaftlicbc glmt in
Der @inOesbonptItoot bat Die sc.
nugtblung SAB sic GinriHting oeS
9locbrhtcn GieuiteS fir 6elO.@ro-
BUTTE NIT Der inn leeten Sabre be.
gonnen ipuroc. pon Sndperitdnois
gen gelobt imO geprieien iuir0 oSie
bat oerlleberfiilimg ein5eluer@ldrfte
Gin Gnoe gemaht lie bat cine i6nelle
@ert6eililng Ger leidt oeroer6lihen
@rooufte geiihert unO sic frii6er
6dlIiisen geripGhn9en ser lpoagou.
meiic berianoten @emitie mo 06it.
iorten auiae6oben 6emerfte Elm 9e-
amtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
gInf iriider adat crtappt.

9llS ecitern N3orgeu fur3 nod @lit'
ternoMt Scr 9leger gernar0 Sones
in oos SouS BON S,obu 3. 0usman,
SIr. 1922, Sloro-GorolineItraBc, eins
itciqen mollie, mlroe er bon ocm 800
li8ilten &rober Derboftet Der g|es
ger bate otd einen gelooenen 9ie-
Dolber III ieinem geiibe uno mrroc
geitcru Wlorgen BON Sihter Dean in
ocr norooitlibcu @oli5eiitotion inter
5mei 9lnihuloialmoen Dem c5cricbtS'
perfabren iibcrluielrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
Sir $40 ScmScu arito6len.

Ger @cbeinpoIi3ci beridtctc &c.
tern Scrr Sutton Sfot6, scr in ocu
@ouic 9lr. 800, O}orO.0oworo. stry
Gin @dibeaiiSitottmgsgeidGit be.
trci6t, oaB in Der 9ia6t BON SqmIio5
an Sonntog in icinem 2ooen cii
GiubrldSoicbito6l pcriibt morocll ici,
bci Dem ocn gin6rchcru pcriGieoenc
@oareu namentlicb o6er linncne
mo ieiocnc Scmocu i'm @eiohntucr.
tbc Don iiber $40 5iun Spier aciaacn
icin iolen. 0ic @oli5ci Bat Sic Slhc
ua6 ocn Ebdtern oiiocuonrmcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
GarraH5asGH6rcr sn @iIla ii6eFge-
qanaen?

Son 9lntouio, Icgus. Y.
9lpriI @s muroe beilte inn @oupt
quartier oes @euerolnaior 8re6erid
Simitou geiagt, Dab &runo 5u Ger
gInua6mc oorbauoen iei, Dab SOL.
Gano, weIder cine Scr Gorrau3a gtb.
t6eiim6ei iiibrte, bic init oen ame.
rifaniihen Sruppelt in Der Sago aaf
@iaa cooperiren iolten bon Gars
ran5a abgeianen iei uno iih oem
9anoiteniiibrer angeitIoiien babe.
GS miro bier ais our9aus m0ahh
oneciebcn Dab qeueral 8eri6mg bin-
ii6tIid ser gli6hing Die @iQo ami
ieiner 8Iudt genommen bat eetduiht
moroen lit. SSn es perlautet iogar
ooB sic iGmmtliben Wlelola9cn bin
iiAtlib Der aigcbliden @erlpun0ung
&iaa'S ans oer 2uit gegriiien Iilio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
0apanildler 1ampfcr Ocrl0rcn.

8ofio 3. glpril. Der Dants
pier o@afatii @lari4 Der iib ouf
Der 5a6rt bon 9aaeaiofi radj aiiiteu.
punfteu beiano, it alif Elm 8itf ee.
itoBen.
gS miro eeglaubt, oaB 80 ieiner
@aiideiare uno ied5ebn @litglieoer
Der 9emamung ertrunten iino.
Ser Gantpfer batte eincn Ranm.
inbalt bon 252 1ounen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

NNtVUClDUllNB Dtt UOH"l V*"o'N"
SSn ng(lbougbs Ebeater" iinoet
6cute glbeno cine Bieoer9olung
ocs biblii9en 9Srlinfihides o6iinF
Gro5ien" bon 9iobert 5rant Sfuth
itott, meldes erit fiir5liA unter ben
9lnipi5ien Der @eieai6oit iiioilder
6rduen sur 9luffiibriIng gelongte.
9icies 9Srunfitiid, pelhes Dem olten
Seitoment entnommen it, 6eitebt aus
flint @piio0cn in pontominiii1er
Doritellung pno uirfcn 150 Eerlo'
nen nit. Der Cert 81 oen eiu5elncn
Gpiio0en miro bon cinensmonnli6en
unO weiblicben Gbor geleieu 6rau
NarrD Goldberg wirO oen 9rolog
lprc@cn mo leitet SSrou 9ta@cl
Stlltc5 Oic &oriteIllng.
. iir Ocn iii0iibcn Siilfs
folt0.
Am N1ittipodb glbeno 8 llbr miro in
9llbougb'S Ebeotcr Elm &ecitol jiiOi-
ldcr Dldit inter oen glilipi5icil oeS
DSa0aiia6 Chapters mo .O6aOc
3ion" itottiinoen. Ger 9leinertras
miro Dem iiioiiben SiiIisionO ii6er.
mlcicn. Gas Gon5crt fnoet inter
Seitmg ocS 9labbiucrS George Ga-
ltelc itott. 0ic N}itpirfenoeu iinO:
yolcac 9loicnbIott, aunton; Soicpb
N'alfiM Gcuiit; sSrcnc g. 5hcucr,
lprilder SoproM 9ia6buer @eorgc
Galteac @antor oeS W}aoiion.9luc
Ienpels, lmo @irginio 8. Goiiene,
&Iauier.@ @irtuoiiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

5dmcr56epeet ite6t Sr. Sugo s..
)leimou on ser 9obrc ieiner Satin
@liiabetb, oic ibnt gcitern ourd ben
unerbittliden Eoo entriiien ipuroe.
Die glngcborigeu mo aoblreicben
5relnOc Der 6anlilie uetrouern oas
SinIdeioen Ser allgenein genhteten
5roi aufs Sieflie. Ole @eeroiaiing
finoet om Nfittmod 9iodnlittaq I'M
2 llbr bonn Erauer6auic. 9lr.. 17f6,
Sbames StraBe, aus ouf Dem o9al.
timorc 6rie01ofn itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

uno 2oeis aeihuloet ODER iia olrd
wertbIoie Gbeds Sit DeriAaiieu ge
ApuBt bate, wuroe geitern BON 9fic1-
Ter Supplee nnter $1,000 9iiroihaIt
ben @jroBgeiHmoreneu iiberiuieien.
6erner miro &ommono beihuloigt
ron Nrn. giliom s. Stone BON glr
t40812, Nlooiion glpemie. elm Nlo.
torroo geitobleu si boben. ssie ge
itern berlautete. bot Die Semitic oes
22jdbrigen NIaunes iid aueeblidl
felt aeroumer 8eit BON Dem Dem Jun.
gen Damnouo losgeiagt, neil oieier
bereits fruber peeen onge6liher
Sdluinoeleieu nit Der @oli5ei iit
GIonilitt gerotben imo eine sana be-
trddtlide @eloumme operiubeIt
baben ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

ip0ter ans oem 2e6eu. Der @eritor.
bcne ipor Gin itaatli6er 9la6rimgS
mittel. Snipeftor nno Sinan3 Setre.
tar ser GalparD. @emeinoe. 81 BE-
fono iib nit oeu 0pfergeloern ali
Dem @ege na6 Sen 8arterre 9lau.
men 0cS @otteSbauies. ais er ploB.
liA 3uiamnen6rad. Ger Siilfs-Ji.
nan5 Sefretdr 6runf 9ierbomer, gtr.
}tt2. 0it9oltimorc.StrcBe, iing
Srn. Soptins in ieinen 9lrmen auf.
Or. @iIlion So6nion elite bin5u,
sonnte aber feline Siilie leiiten oa
Sr. Sopfins bereits ieinen @eiit mii.
9cgeben bate.
Coroner SaUagc muroe benahrift
tigt, Der feititeIte, oaB Der @eritor.
6ene einem Scr5iblag erlegen mar.
Der 10 unermartet ans oem 2eben
Seriiiene binterl1Bt ieine 8ithue,
yrou ~. Sopfins. einen 5obn 60
pnro, uno cine 8oHter. @ir9inia,
5rou SopfinS unO i6re GoAter 6ut'
ten oie Stride meniee @linlten Dor
Dem @reignis perlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
gsridlt toSt snianimen.

Wlit oem Spier-SeIler in Scr Sono
wuroe geitern 9ornittag Der 81
Sabre olte 9io6ert S. @optins bon
DrangcpiQe, 8oltimore-@ointp IN
ocr GaIparD 4resbnteriancr Stride,
Gdc WlcGlocrrusStraBc im0 Gin.
mooo 9luennc, bon cinem @cr5lHlaa
6eialcM mo ihieO peui9c Seirmoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

o@ipcr @liloing~ icin 9ilreou bat,
mic acitcrn Der @e6eimpoli5ei gcneI.
set muroc. Serr Smith bcrmiBte
bcim ghisiteigen ans einem cleftri-
iden 3nae ser genannten 9a6u an
ser gde Ser &onoOcr- imO Baltimore.
5traBc cbenioas iein @ortenionnoic,
0oS 500 in gaar9elo imO einen G6ed
IN ser glei1en S0bc entbielt
@6pnncnieu bic Den ..Gniidlen 0urrclvons
bentcn" nidlt phnlilid pDer unreaclmdhg CT.
phDu oher ldElislldl MliithelIun0 5n madden