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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-12
Ger .g,SorinaA ;SolI.

@afbineton If Tc8em6er.
0ie bier oeianmeitc ssaiorfna.
tom be5iislid Oct @rrieufifng 0es
britiincu Ianlpfrrs gsRdriua, bet
Der feds gtmerifanef oos 2eben eins
.buBten, 1T mad @erlin ii6crinifteIt
lporocn 9lah 9lnii9t Set bieliacn
@cauItcn 6iI0ct pet SAN eaic lin.
5mcifclbaitc @crIcburg oer uot
Gettic5lauo aeoebencn @cripredun.
Gen bc3iialid6 Scr Submarine.arieq,
fiibumq.
ME llc6crienoung ocS fu gleiige
per onfcrifauiitbeii 9lluoritatcu be.
finoIidcu 9eipciSmaterials ue7d1b
als Gin 9ttt Scr 56flidfctt iinI
Eentidllano Sclegeu6eit 5u iraanS
ioalhea eirldnteriptseu 3u aQbeit ehe
oie @crciriaien @iaalrn luaftcre
S@fritte internebmeli
-a-~---,-------.-.l......
@nf permen0bdr Nerr
~tulul NNVt Illl6lerss llilteriilIl0 lIt
lptrtlid9 lmIvon eitgeridltcl
r&eil Gilnocr id) bn6c IA ituter i4ci.
men Observation-Disclosures cinet aiinit.
lcr tiir Snnenorditettnr
9ei 0er @abrfagcriu.
rAie aarten aefdaai rir nidlt Sac
Uel1idltc ae9t nidt amt binaus fiis
ilhsl" ailloin s0os elaHb ifl|
non meal Sic irau5oiiidlc aarteu
nebucn"
Ner Driidcbcraer
u2Souinl Brit 0ii 0ih ntdlt ols&riegs.
1reuDilllger gentel0ct2@ @..
,&eiBt oit @intter BAT imner ae.
iagt lnau ioll iid lieniols 01r0rai.
9taiB @ina0i8c (Bur rruqH
aodin) ulln0 oos fade ia Ssbnen
A2ilma Sol6oteH aibt es bei lnir bier
nissf .lltna: uSli antb gar uidlt
n9t9ig ocn brniac idl ult IA iegber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-12

Tic @ecrOoung Scr I'M 46. 50.
bcnsio6rc Deritorbcncn ,Srat Qloa
6cige, ocren 9l6lebcn bcreitS mitge.
tbeiIt mar iinoet an Dlithpod) 9}o6.
nittag Inn 2 llbr bonn Eroucrbouic,
glr 1901 9lutlono gluenuc, ans
auf Dem Baltimore 8rieo6of Itoit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-12

stbpnnghtsn, blt ben ,.Traflhcr 00rreDsn
ocuirn" Mot piutiiif nnff unrcRsima6ia e.
pnleu RitA Neveteu, hcr Efllct nnypu per &eir
pnpN pCsr iulultki0l MllttnfilnNN fN mAdaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
CTrabiIos md eahblIIe)

Dollig belaoenes ieinOlides Sruppcn-
Eransporti6iif in Sen @umo ge-
bobrt Ger 0ompier Ianf inner6al6
As SefunOeu.~
6ron30iii1es llnteriee-
6ootDcriehtt.
(DroBncS non SaDpiuc)
Berlin, %. September. - GoS
irar56iiihc ltntcriecboot o,SoucauS"
lit i'm iiiOlihcn G6eile Ocs 9lorioti-
i9en NleereS ourG 9om6cu uericnft
luoroen Die BON 0iierreidiib-uuaori-
iden 9leroplonen 6ero6gemorien lpur.
0en.
0ies murOc 6eute bon Scr oiterrei.
diic6lmgariibcn 9IomirnlitGt ougc-
finoiet Gie ecionmtc 9emouuung
bon 20 Nlonn mlroe gercitet ln0 an
@ciongencn 0emodt,
9}odbite6cnO Scr ooHe @ortlout oeS
9eriAteS:
Sin 0iierrcic6ld-ingorii6er Nla-
rine.9leroplon bat i'm iH0licben 9lOria-
tiiGcn @lecr olrcb 9om6cn OoS fron-
56iiiGe lluteriec6oot o6oucous" 3ui
Siufeu ae6rod5t. Ger 9enfcr ocS
9lcruploncs mar 9icutcnant @eIc5enb
mo ser Neo6ahtcr mar 9ieutenont.
BON &lim6urg.
Die gciountc @emonnmg oeS
llutericebooteS, sic iid6 aus 8pci 81
ii5ieren mo 27 Moun suIammen.
iebte bon Oeueu oielc Dem Grtriu-
hmgStooe ro9e uorclL mlrOen Qcret.
let un0 bon Dem crmG6nteu 9(eroplan
uno einem onOcren ser 9ieltenant
&onijeDre imo GoOeit Sepero on
9orO botte, 81 @efonsenen gena6t.
Gine 6ol6e Sttnoe ipGter luurOc
sic 9eiongene W}onniHoit BON einen
Nlotorboot ouigcnommen wG6renO
sic 6eioeu Sffi5iere an 9orO ser
9lcroplone on's 9ono ge6ra6t pnr-
oen
(SGiiitliiten meiieu fein fran5oii.
ihes ll-9oot nSSouceanS~ ouf. GoS
oeiunfenc S6ifi mar po6ri6eiulic9
oos lls9oot oSoucollt4, mclbes inn
Sabre 1912 in Gberbouro gebout
purOe Gs mar 167 SUB Iongc, 6otte
cine greite BON 1863 SUB inO er5ell.
te cine SHnelligfeit BON 1875 ano.
ten ii6er @oIicr imo bon s 9noten
inter @oiier. Gs NOR NIT 6 Eorpe.
Oos oiisgeriiitet. Seine 9emoummg
miro ouf 2l Monu angegcben
Cos fron50iiihe ll.@oot uSoi-
coult" iol!, 9eribtcu 5uiolge, om fl.
Sonuor oieies SobreS eiucn 0iterrei-
biiBeu annOidoitcrfrcu3er i'm @lit-
tcllncer ocricntt bo6en. Pm t6. SSa-
nuor nioAie ole Observation-Disclosures
9Igentrr, cine bol6omtlide 0rgoni
iotioL 6efonnt OaB fcin oitcrreibild
unooriidcS Sdiff oermiBt miirOc.
imo iiigte 6in5u:
Ser uSSoncault" muB Gin Sdiif
ser gntentc ans @erIc6cu perientt
6o6en."
@S mar cine @1ine
gSoi6ington %. September.
Sic 6ritiide 9IOmirolitGt iette beu.
te Oos StootS- Geportement in &ennt.
nib, ooB iic iibcrjclot iei, BOB ser
briiiiAc Gampier ,.&eluinia" ourh
cine 9linc perienft norOcu iei, mo
oaB fcine loeitere lmteriuhlmg olige.
itelt meroen miirOe. Gas StaotS.
Tepartement wro Oonoh Oen 3mi
iheniall ais o6gcidIoiieu anleben
Wle6rere ameritoniide Wlault6ier
treiber 6atteu Die 9luiidbt olsgeipro.
49,. H..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

(Eer 0onipier (Slbontia" miroe
am 16. M6r53 no6e ser 6ollGnoiibcn
aiilte Oericnft Cine Gontroperie er.
bob iid ii6cr sic Observation-Disclosures
iiir oen lIntergons oeS SdiifeS. Gie
bolldnOiI@e &caierimg beitono ga.
rouf ooB ciu Oeltibes ll.goot ocn
Nampler perienft babe, ga ein Stiid
Sro6c ouI Dem Gonpfer geilmOen
woroen mar Oos noh 9lniicbt OcS
boll6n0iiGcn @|orine.@iiniiters eli
nen OeItiAenSorpeoo6oot entaomnl.
te.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

mO oic boll6nOii6e 9lc0ierlma limo
oobin ii6ereinaefommen ooh ocm
&rie9e einem internotionolen Gomits
Die ,Srogeu sic bel ser &erieutlmq
0eS 6olIGnoiiden GampierS nGu6ou-
tia" inUomirt iinO, sur GntiheiOlme
81 umter6reiten.
rHieic Gntitbeioung~ 10 6eiBt cS IN
DER oieSbe5iigliden 2Intimoieuna ocr
Observation-Disclosures ~wuroc
in SNierenc ser 9Infrehter6alhm0
ireumoidoitliher nahborIiher 9cs
1ie9un6en geiroiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
y ei dStogS SitunG mir0
Gonneritog pie0ercr.
0ffuct

Verltn p sept uin Son0oH.
Ger HeihStogS. Siting. pelher am
Gonueritoa, Oen q. September. mie.
Oereroiiuct miro. prroen in 0en nab.
item Soacn Goniereu3en 3lpiihen oem
@liniiter iiir alSpdrtige sIuaeleaen.
beiten @oltlie6 bon Sogolp. uno oen
perihieoeneu QorteiiibrerL poraus.
oeben.
Er. bon 9ctbmann-No0mea ser
ReihSIau5ler miro, ser @orousiet.
lng nod, am eriicn Gage Der Sihna
cine 9Inlprohe an Sen @eihstaa bol-
ten. Spdter miro Gr. aarI SeIiie.
rid, oer Ntiuiiter oes Suuern iiber
oie ofonouiide Gage in Teliihlono
sluiihIuB aeben.
Ter 9unoeSrot6 DerlGnaerie ae-
tern Oen HeidstoaS.Iermin nm Elm
Sobr lluter aemo6nlidcu lluitdu.
oen wiirOeu oie @eidStogSHbnugen
i'm Somar 1917 abgelouieu iein, Ter
EorlomentS-Serniu in GlioB.9otb.
rinaen murOc ebenio perl6ngert.
6ron50iiide 8rie9Scre
Site bemilIiqt
%oris. Uia 9onoon. % Sept.
Gie Gcpntirtenaommer bemiaiate
beiue cinItinmis. Die iiir oen 9leit
Oes SSobreS perlanaten arieaS @re0ite
in So0e BON S.S3s,OOO.0O0 6raucS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
GrtOIgt gut SIR
Ser tcntOnii5en Ser
bilnOctcu.
0llliirtem Srnppemtrnms.
pOrtI1iff Ocriemtt.

0urcb oclltic6eS Eali66oot. II Sont
inucr6ol6 49 ScfunOcu. IL Sc
bensDerIuit oiieubor ciu iebr gro.
Ger. 6ron50iii6es llnteriee-
boot ourd 9ombeu 0iterreidi.
i3cr 6licaer 6um Sinfcu ec-
brodt. - @eiommte 8eiotuug
gerettet ln0 gefangen genomnen.
CTrabhoS nn6 eahbiIe)
Berlin %. September - Gas
Oeltti6e &ei6Snarineomt fiinoigte
6eute Die Gerientling zines feinoli.
den EruppeutranSportibiiies I'M
DGtteImeer an.
Gie Ylitt6eilung 6eiogt;
Sin OcitibeS llnterIce6oot BAT oin
II. September inn @3ittelmeer Elm
O0lia 6elaoenes ieiuoliheS Gruppcn-
Eransporti6iif in Sen @rlmo ge-
bobrt Ger 0ompier ionf inner6ol6
As SefunOeu."
Nrnns chps 1fn+prfpa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
llnr lOkalt
WprratiOnrn
Nnf Der @eltirOnt uil.
terMOmmcn.
Sritem icbiebem am9eblib
lire @inie nDr.

;Sni Somme.QiItrift. II @oIen 8ipei
2iuieu oeutider Shiibeugrabeu
0miibcu 6Iers imo @1ortinpuid
genommcn bo6eu. 5rou5oien
eroberu eiu Sous in 9hisIduicrn
BON GombIes. Ole BON @riteu
mO 5ron5oien in sommeihlodt
aemahten @efanaenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

id5iiibaue in So6S6eim (Cber.GIiaB)
nit S 9ombcn pou 120mm 9aliber,
weIhe alle i6r 3iel ianoen, Gin
ieinOliher gleroplan muroe in einem
SlIitaeiedt 5lpiihen 9ombes imo
0lorroI abgeihohen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

Eon0on, q. September .Gin
0eutider Seeplon iloa belite iiber
Goper m0 mari nrbrere 9ombcn ais.
Sic 9om6cn tbaten feinen Shaocn,
mic eS in Dem oiii5iellen 9erihtc ae.
iaot miro Ter ieinOIihe Seeplon
wuroe Ourd iIuierc Nbwerfanonen
pertrieben"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

NillVuuN w RNpNlNllV N~utA tlubj
nit s 9ombcn pou 12Omnt 9aliber,
weIhe ollie i6r 3iel ionoen. Gin
icinOlider gIeropIon mnroe in einem
9iIitgeiedt 5ipiihen Gombles lmo
9lorrol abgeihoiien"
Ser fran30iiide 9fahmit.
tags @eridt.
@oris. %. Scpibr. - Celltide
Euppen, in Shlrmfolonnen Dorge.
beno, baben beite 0lorgen erneute
9Initreugungen gemdht oie Sran3o-
len aus ben fiir5lid bon ibuen erober.
ten Steulmgeu norolih ser Somme
5li pertreiben.
Gie glngrIiie ridteten iidl. iuie Der
belite @tittag aiSgegebeue amilihe
9eribt OeS iron50iiiben arieasbu.
rems beiagt, eegen oie iron5oiiihcn
Stealmgen 5wiiben Dem Sc @rie,.
@eboit mO 3ancourt imO mur0en
ourd oos 6euer Der iramoiiihen 9Ir.
tiuerie 5unihte semoht.
Inter ibmeren @erIniten muBien
Die Geutiden onaebIicb aiu ibre ei-
gene 0'robenlinie 5iriidae6eu
gsidts gseues, iogt 9eteFs.
burg.
@etersbnra %. Septbr.. pia
Sonoon. ngIu ser meitlihcn pmo
faufaiiiheu 6rtlt bat iid uibis BON
9eoeutlmg entuidelt. lont oiii3ieaer
Wlelouug pou beute
Is ARIZONA @etter" bel 0en
Stolienern.
y % Sept, g9ie 0os tia.
lieniide ariegSamt mittbeilt, boben
itaIieuiide Sruppen auf Ger Creme
tino.6ront weitere 6ortidritte ae.
madt.
pgIubalteno idlehteS @etter be6in-
oerte geitern picoer Die 9lttioitdt ln.
ierer Sruppen mf aaen Srontcn oeS
3rieaStbeoterS~, ggic Der ofiisieue
ecritt beiaat. 91robOem mnroen
lpeitere 5ortihritte in @crbuonua
NIT unierem 6artuddigen Gororinaen
am Giuaang oes Sanci GiSmcn Ibn.
les unO in ser &Ihtung OcS Mlonte
Sicf IN Dem obereu @or0epolc. Sbnl
lemodt Nm ser Sulian.6ront pnr0e
nr lebboite SIriiaerie.9lfiiDn be.
merit 6enOlihe 9otierien bombor.
oirteu @0r5, obne ieOod Stooen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

0ur6 gel6idten @infreiiuugSar
s6arie aampie in Der aarpatDtn.Gssenn.
alnf Ser assTirOnt ~iro ss et,uas ru6iaer.
gseridt Oes Oentfden 6 0jenerarfaOs.


@crlu H. pia 9onOon 90 septem6cr 0 utden muS 6nsar
dn snppn Sa6rnuo 6Omuraas adencu ub
in Der EObrnSa nn grORn Sg ertten sic bubn Snrd
encn @nnusS @eseronar Oe Snien nHO &nmdnn OlOer
SlndJt gc5unnscu
su Der CRfron bic Oent&cn sruppcn gsOuucn uld
EntSf bmGdc Nngrif 9n 5HrIdgCldgCn &Gmpin
MtuOG abcn Die Smden 75O @eausen scmat uuS meErerc
MadincnGeuc6rc crbcntet
Sm arpat6cu daric Sample sudcu SitcrrcdScm
@m nHO rndn sreitrau fort &niFdc Nnsric au SubuHOOpO
i@uacu aan3Id fell
Phi Der @efron Gcfcds6aact 6unpta&id unf art
lcrc0neIc 6cidrGnft
oieie aHaabcu ga@miHaa Dom Ocutdcn grmcc.
Bnnpqnorcr cracuc amtc gcrd Der OIseuOeu @OrIun 6a
SaGtan. GricgSidampGOt.
oSm Der 0ornOidn ritn nrc rnmGuidc Sruppcnmaln ser
Wesen0 dSmed Sppra SGri GA Mlm HOueid Guunu5a
3nm ynariff muere Srnppm Die INSTRUMENTATION
srcrdtc rdcn Oonf encm Gnunas cacuauari ocaen Die
ntc nnS ole @Odat OeS 6nOeS nn e6cn Sicbn llnuunus
OoccOOnidc rOn 9c cccdjtst6atafct am SIurimnsnf il
nO@ r e3Of nnS il SNia 6l Saor ueOcr nit ertc
cnt6rauut,
Sie6cnGaroidc Sron ga ser ecnbaroen.Srun abcn Td
feline CpCratiOnen uOn SeOcntmg aGgcipielt
Seflider &ricgSidNnpIab.
Nrmcgrnppe Eun &efid upn 9ntSf
nS uad Snsie rniIdn Suppeu aGn5ld ic6lacidagtn
Sn Der @abc SurOnea 9at Ser 6enS nod o cnc S6clc
nuierer Stelnns 6eiett
As SaS Gcnlat Der Sample WtuOd uO nus 75O cunscuc
nno mebrre WiaIdinengeuebrc in Oc 6GuOe gcnlen
Segc grterie Smeic AMI cncm Or NrOn uidcn
oen 6hfen S6 muO Stripa nOrOid 3bOrO unsc 6uO
@c gnari ~nrSm Nnrd nner 6cner sum etiaNanS sc6ad
grmsrmpp S 6r,ber,oas Nor raus Sopb Su NInie Soo
qnofa eab cS ebnc NrterieS Sst cn5ueu n
antcrc. @efede.
u ben aarpat6en obcn mir Sen ieSer IN Sn nS
Oeroren ei Nusrc nn Su6aOua 6e6en uieOer er
9epnlROS oauf Der uSoancr nnS Spicrfct nucrr SSecr
SnOtde |orit0Rc i'm Saarag6iduit nOrOld 0orna
Notrn fnS n6geidlagcn mDrOn
%eflider &riegSihnMpIab
Nbgen lcbBateu rticrie GGmNfen i'm
SOmme Se5 mmO in Der uas GeeemO (@Onn rOn it mts WencS
Dpn TcOentnng OermelOcu."
Der Saerrei6i(djc 2SeriGt.
$erlm % September Der bonn SIerrcidhunaardcu
Scn0t"b crIainc mad bier Hbcrmtel mid Scrid OauScu
NUrtnut:
%on Der rnmGui dJcn SrDnt
DOie onscnne Sodae an Ser rnmGuden SrOn bat feline u
icntlidc %erGuocrnng ge5tigt
%pn Der rhiiiiden Trpnt
Nrmeegnppe oes 6rbrOes S0r Srn, Sup6 Su Scn 0orpo
tben hut oe SenfO SGaait Der 9Mcn memo uah0eae Rn
dc ngrt n6rold 0Orua ara iSwchd qmcarn uuS i'm
St Oon SnoOma unron 5nrHdaeIhaacu Opic
Smotrec unrOc SenOe uradero6ert
Nrmecarnppe ocS r5en &OpOo 9nrn gn Scr rpn oeS
generals pon S0bnmuai bat Die rerie,S 6Gt etafe al.
9nDmme Sefld Oon SOnndg nf Der SenO iru gnaifen s
genubcr nen Srnppenmaen an9oH G 0o aberaQ nrd
gemOrfeu.
%On Scr italtcniiden Trunt
Sni Der aeuidn rou i'd feline GonRc BON eruG6uns
merber gSdtiste 3mgerageh."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

2inien oeuti6er S6iibengr1ben
opiihen SlerS imo W1artinppid
geuommen ba6en. Sron5oien
erobern eiu &ous in 9hisI6nfern
BON GombIes. ~ Ole BON @riteu
lmo 5ron5oien in SonmeihlaAt
gema6ten @efaueenen.
2on0on %. Sept. IL Ser ee.
itern gI6enO fur3 Dor NlitternadJt er.
Iohene ofii3iele 9eridbt oes fran5o.
iiideu ariegsbureouS iagt 6olaeu.
OeS:
Sic 9Irtillcrie.S61tiafeit mar beil.
te auf beiOeu Setter cine Icbr leb.
bate, ou6 iouOen iiolirte @eiedte
ltott wdbrenO oeren mir uuierc
Steaungen perbeiierteu unO imiere
SI6tbeIunaen in mebreren &ihtun.
gen uorihoben
@eiiern(0onneritog) mar oie 9uit.
peGr ie6r ofti0. 3pei ieinolide Nia.
i6inen wlroen 5erit6rt mo cine brit.
te IulIrOe sur Sonolug in belhdOiO.
tenn 3uitonoe ge5pimaeu.~
8ritii1er SogeSberibt.
9onoon %. September. Die
9riten Oroneen leste 9taht i'm Som-
me.Giitrift olf elmer 6ront BON ctpa
elmer Wieile Dor, ino 5por iii0li6 0cs
9lncre. ,Sn Dem beuti9cn oiii5ieueu
9eridjt 6eiBt eS meiter, Oob lie Smei
Sinicn ieinOIiher ShiibenerGben
ein9cnomnen bdtteu, meI1e lid 3pi-
icben SlerS im0 Mlurtinplicb bin.
itrcdtcn.
a&d6reno ser 9lo1t~ 10 beiBt cS
I'M @ortIout, aorongen mir aui elmer
6ront BON etiua elmer @}eiir Dor. be.
ieBten babel 5lpei 2inien ieinOliher
@rdben ungeidbr 5wiihen 6lers unO
Niartinpuih.
llnlere lSront l0ilit iebt anf ciner
ingeiG6r Oirefteu 9inic norolib BON
6lcrS mo Mortinprid.
9ritiide 9Ibtbcilln9cn Oroueen
geitern gIadt in erfolgrei6cr @eile
in icinOIide SdiibenarGbeu iiiOid
BON Qlrras Gin; mir modten cine Mn.
5a6l BON @eiangeren mo bra6teu
Dem 6ein6 erbebIide @erlrite bel.
gt0rOlih bon 9lellpille ct. @oait !
wnroe BON ms cine @liue SIR erplo.
lion ae6radt; mir bciebteu oen aro.
ter.
Gas fron50iiide NbenO.
9ulletin.
@oriS, %. Sept. G0r0Gh ser
Somme, in Oeu Gorortem BON Com.
breS. eroberten Die Srau5oien beutc
Elm itorf beieitigteS mo oonCcuiiden
pertbeiOiates SouS unO no6nlen lie !
100 lRonn geioneen bon Oeneu orei
Ofii5iere limo. 60 beiBt cS in Dem
belte gI6enO bermisgegebenen 9e.
ridt lIeberoa onOerSmo an Ser
SSront wurOeu MIR gerin9e @l0ute.
leien auSgeiodten. Die 3o6l ser bon
Oen 9ritcn mO Sron5oieu ou 0er
Somme bonn 4. Slili bis sum Is.
September aemahten @efougenen be-
trdet mebr ais 55.SOO. Gouon bo6en
sic 6ron5oien olein $1,000 geiongcn
aenonunen
Ger @ortloiit OeS 9eridtes loutet:
o9lorOlih ser Somme iii6rten mir
Hpei lofole Spcrotionen 0urd im0 !
5mar in ben 9ororten bon @ombIeS.
Cine iuierer Gompa0nicn eroberie
0urdb Gin 6rillianten Sdloa Elm aut
beieitietcS mo pcrt6eiOigteS iiolirteS
SoiS. nobel Tie 100 @eiongene mad.
ten. bon 0euen Orei Sfii3ierc InO.
@eiter 0itlih eroberten mir Shiiben.
grd6en rno mohten 40 @eianaene.
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citelt.
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trdgt oic 3obl Ser BON Oeu 9riten
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modtcn @eiongenen in scr 3eit pom 5
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500 Nlonn BON Oenen Oie Srou5oieu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

9erlin. % Scpt. ,Ceutide
seroplaue erifieu am 20. September.
lout elmer 9lohridlt ser 9lOmirolitat
pom 2i September, 3mei rlliiiIhe
Nlutterihiiie fir gleroplane, Sic BON
eiuem areu8er uuo mebrereu 3erii6.
rern beaIeitet puroen ais Ne lid Ser
bulgoriihen &iiie bel @arna ndber.
ten nit @rfola an. Gie ieinoIiden
Seefrdfte wuroen ee8luuneeu iih 70.
tort 5uriid5ii5ieben uno muroen BON
unlereu Seeplanen beriolgt.
Ueutide @oiierihis3euee ariiicu
ipoter ieinoIide SronSportidiiie su
@onitan5a an mo beIeaten Sic Gileu.
bobn IN Der n0rolihen Go6rnoiha
nit 9omben Crob beitiger @eldie.
Bmg tebrteu ollie 6Iieaer 3uiid
The Adair County news., 1916-04-12
Safe Medicine for Children.
]. A. Wallace.

SIS it safe?" is the first question
to be considered when buying cough
medicine for children. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has long been favor
tie with mothers of young children as
it contains no opium or other narcotic,
and may be given to child as conf
IDENTIFY as to an adult. 1t is pleasant
to take, too, which is of great impor-
lance when a medicine must be given
to young children This remedy i:
most effectual lin relieving coughs
colds and Group. For sale by Paul
Drug Co. Adv.
The Adair County news., 1916-04-12
PAUL. DRUG co.

know that she is free from pain,
and it will not be long if we fol-
low her example, till we will see
mother again. She will be
missed by the entire neighbor.
hood. l never saw as many
tears shed by children as there
were over her. All the children
in the community called her
Aunt Dellie. She was kind to
every one, and didn't know what
it was to have an enemy. She
would sometimes remark how
easy it was to live right.
Dearest Mother we must lay thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
Sallie Bryant.
The Adair County news., 1916-04-12
In Memory Of Mrs. Dellie Bryant

The saddest hours that ever
came to our home were those of
March 22nd, when God sent the
messenger of death to convey
the spirit of dear mother to her
heavenly home. Oh, the bitter
anguish! 1t seemed we could not
bear, when we realized that
Mother could never speak to US
again. Our best friend. Her
counsel and kind words had been
an inspiration to US so long.
She was the most patient suffer
err | ever knew. never heard
her complain during her long
affection, but was always inter-
ested in the welfare of her fam
lily and neighbors, always greet
ing her many friends who visit
ed her daily, with smile and
cheerful word. Oh, we miss her
sweet presence and her words of
encouragement. We are so sad
and lonely. yet we rejoice to
The Adair County news., 1916-04-12
Obituary.

On the oath of Mch. the death
angel visited Jamestown and
claimed for its own Russell coun-
tvs Jailer, Mr.. Rufus Campbell.
He was born Sept, Fl, 1876.
Married to Miss Ollie B. Sulli-
van Feb, II 1907. Died March
24th 1916. He was thirty eight
years, six months and three days
old. He and his wife had lived
happy together from the we'd
ding day until he died, which
was nine years, one month and
seven days. He leaves one
beautiful bright faced little
girl t h It was born unto
them. He went down at a
throne of grace about six months
before his death, and found the
gift of God. He left bright evil
dence that as his soul took its
departure that it was carried by
angels to Abraham's bosom. He
told his wife to meet him in heav-
en-; and said to many others Il will
be better off. He put his arms
around his wife's brothers neck
just a moment before he died
and said Il am going home .
He was perfectly at himself to
the end. He gave his wife in
structions how to manage the
business and gave instructions
for his body to be carried back
to their farm home and carried
into the house and to have his
funeral preached at the house
which was done in the presence
of very large audience.
On the morning of the 25th
of March all of the county Of
ficers and all of the lawyers of
Jamestown and many devoted
friends gathered at the county
Jail. This was quite a sad scene.
There was short service held.
1t consisted of singing. reading
some scripture and prayer, after
which the casket was closed and
removed from the room to the
waiting hearse. There was
much weeping as the casket
which held the lifeless form was
carried from the house and plac-
ed in the hearse. AS the hearse
drove for the farm home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, a long
procession followed which grad
ually increased from Jamestown.
The funeral was preached by the
writer and Rev. J. 7. Sullivan,
of Denmark.
]. A. Wallace.
The Adair County news., 1916-04-12
Insomnia.

Indigestion nearly always disturbs
the sleep more or less, and is often
the cause of insomnia. Eat a light
supper with little if any meat, and no
milk; also take one of Chamberlain's
Tablets Immediately after supper,
and see if you do not rest much bet
ter. Obtainable at Parll Drug Co.
Adv.
The Adair County news., 1916-04-12

Theodore Voorhees,, President
of the Philadelphi & Reading
railroad, is dead.
The Adair County news., 1916-04-12

The Minnesota presidential
preferential primary was held
last week.
The Adair County news., 1916-04-12

The Rev. DR.. W. w. Akers,
the pastor of the Crescent Hill
Presbyterian church, has accept
ed call to Blackshear Ga.
The Adair County news., 1916-04-12
TIN WORK.

am prepared to do any kind of Tin
Work, Roofing, GutteriDg, &c. l
make Sheet Iron Stoves, Galvanized
Tanks, Sand Pumpsand any other
thing made in Tin or Sheet Iron. Call
at my shop if you need anytime in my
line or repair work in tin or sheet iron.
Over L. W. Bennetts's Store.
; S. E. Bridgwaters,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-03-24
EAST DARLING

March 2l.-Frank A. Anderson died
Friday Of last week at his home here
at an age Of 81 years. Death was
caused by apoplexy. Deceased was
born in Sweden, in the province of
Ostergotland, February II, lS49. He
came to America at the age Of 81. He
leaves wife and five children. The
children are Ellen, Nora, Minnie, JOS
eph and Alvin. The deceased was we'll
liked by everyone who knew him and
was well known, having lived here
for many years. The funeral was held
from the Swedish Lutheran church on
Sunday at 3 p. m, Rev. Elof Peterson
of Little Falls officiating. Interment
was in the church cemetery. Peter
Nylen, Chas. H. Carlson, August Mel
son, Louis Nelson, Carl Lundberg and
John F. johnson were pallbearers. The
sympathy Of the entire community is
extended to the bereaved ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Carlson were
pleasantly surprised by number Of
friends March IA and were presented
with a purse of money. Refreshments
were served and very pleasant time
was spent by all.
At the last town election $4,000 was
voted to be spent on, roads the coming
year. Some people are complaining
about the high taxes and of the poor