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Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03
Kitty Gordon Busy.

Kitty Gordon, she with the million
dollar back, is the busiest woman in
New York right now.
Miss Gordon recently signed a con-
tract to appear exclusively in World
Film features, and started work last
week from the novel by F. C. Phil
lips.
Meanwhile she is appearing at the
Winter Garden and playing ten
shows week, seven evenings and
three matinees, in addition to re-
hearsals, which are not infrequent
What is worrying Miss Gordon is
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03
HAMMOND FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD TODAY

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 3.-The fun
eral Of Governor ". S. Hammond will
be held at st. James, Mimi, this af-
ternoon. Flags are at halfmast, pub
lie schools here are closed, courts in
the twin-cities adjourned for the dav
and in several towns brief memorial
services were held
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03
BEST.

Tuesday-"The Kiss of Dishonor," !"
with Jane Novak and Ronald Brad
bury, Animated Weekly, and When
the Vets Went Dry"
Wednesday-"Diamond From the
Say, No. 20; The Yellow Star" three
reel underworld drama
Thursday-"The Sheriff of Red Rock
Gulch," with MacQuarrie; The Ven
geance of Guido" and THE Prankful
Ponies, Vaudeville Act"
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03
&c anliIle"

When Clara kimball Young took
up the study of the character of the
lady of the Camelias for the World
production of Camille" she went at
it in the thorough manner that al
ways characterizes her work
Miss Young was not content to
put in cough here and there to
portray the consumptiye Camille. To
this end she spent several weeks at
Saranac lake and visited hospita.
wards devoted to the treatment OF
consumption in order to better un-
derstand its every stage
What started out merely to be a
study in the interest of true screen
characterization turned into a spirit
of horror at the ravages of this dis
ease and deep admiration for the
work being done by tuberculosis in
stitutions in the United States. They
have found in Miss Young a gener-
Gus contributor.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03

Billie Burke. it Is said, has signed
up for 20 weeks, and the films in
which she is to appear will be released
through the Triangle people. 1t is
whispered that Billie is to get $780,
900 for her four months work.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03
AT SPENCER SQUARE.

Monday-"The Red Circle" with
Ruth Roland and Frank Mayo two
comedies and Pathe Weekly.
Tuesday-Vivian Blackburn and
Henry Savage cast in Excuse Me-
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03

what she should do in her spare time,
while the picture director is seri-
ously figuring just what time Miss
Gordon and her supporting company
can devote to studio work. A mid
night shift might answer the pur-
pose, but it has not as yet been
definitely decided.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03

Duquoin, Ill.-Phillip Baldassina, Is
years old, is dead and former Sheriff
John Gentry, both of Marion, is seri-
ously wounded as the result of being
struck by stray bullets during the New
Years celebration. William hewlett
of White Ash was killed by a train
while celebrating the arrival of New
Year
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03

Little Mary Anderson of the Vita
graph is getting all sorts of expert
ence these days. The desert work
absorbed her, and now she has been
doing some ship scenes which have
tickled her youthful fancy. The ship
stuff was taken in La Palona" un.
der William Wolbert, in which she
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03
MAJESTIC.

MAJESTIC.
Monday and Tuesday-Julia Dean in
"Matrimony," and Raymond Hitch
cock in Stolen Magic"
Wednesday and Thursday-Tully
Marshall in The Sable Lorcha," and
Ford Sterling in His Fathers Foot
steps"
Friday - Paramount, Laura Hope
Crews in 'Blackbirds."
Wallace Reid and Cleo
Ridgeley in The Chorus Lady"
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03

, Coatsburg, Ill.-John @. Lawless,
one of Adams county's oldest pioneers,
is dead at his home in Columbus, aged
SS. He was close friend of Abraham
Lincoln and belonged to the Lincoln
Wideawakes.' He helped to operate
the underground railway during the
Civil war.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03

Duquoin, Ill-Werner Jenkins, cash
ier for the Illinois Central railroad at
Herrin, who disappeared with $500 OF
the company's funds, has been found at
the home of relatives at Grand Tower
He has offered no explanation for his
disappearance.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03
The Theatre
EMPIRE.

lle-Performance daily at
2:45 and SIS; three shows on Sunday.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03
ILLINOIS NEWS

Duquoin, 1ll.-Robert Russell of
Benton has confessed the murder of
Frank Gordon near that city Christ
mas night and has implicated Lorenzo
Wilyerson and Ray Trout in the kill
ing. according to the police. Three
men held up Gordon, and when he
started to run he was killed.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-01-03

Bloomington, Ill.-The new Mennon-
ite church at Carlock was dedicated
Sunday by Rev. J. n. Huffman OF
Bluffton, Ohio. assisted by Clarence
Layman of Chicago Many central
Illinois pastors and laymen attended
The structure cost $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
Mn6nl Mift.

Ole 30 Sabre altc @etruoc Wlor-
lin oon gtr. GAS, g8cit-5agcttc-S Str.
ocridlltdtc gcgen s ll6r 9(6enos in
Der @oItern.glpenue-9looo, na6c Der
Bad 9liper.8riidc, iiebcn Guediil6cr.
8o6letteu in angeblid ielbitm0roeri.
I6cr 9l6Iidbt. Sic er516lte cine 6albe
Shlnoc ipdter einem GeIluer I'M
uSoabpooo Earf", Dab iie @iit 3u
lid aeuommeu bate. Gic Canton.
8oli5ei wuroe 6enadribtiat uno
Stills 8oli5eimaridnll Die6lmann
bra1te oas @ldo4en in ieinen glu-
tomobil nod Dem ct. SSoiepb's SO.
ipitnl. Dort erflarte ole Dlartin,
ooB iic feine 6reuoe me6r am 9c6en
finoen fonne unO oes6aIb Iterber
wolIc. sic CAB an, in elmer @dI6e.
rel 81 orbeitcn. Die 9lcr5te elaubcn
niHt oaB iie nit Dem 9c6en 0ouon.
fommen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
Grei6enOe 1l1inen.

ltnbetmli9e 9dle, IoseeriHene poer
freitreibenbe Seeminsn. bobcn Die lebs
ten f9tperen Stiirme an pieIen Stellen
Der I6lsspigs gsbolIteiniTdeu gloroiees
tiiHe an ben Gtrano eetrieben Sn
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gerobe ouF ibr Saus 81. sstrieben
lpuroe. @ol Gntieben Iaben bic
qeute bos @eroerben noben, Dor Dem
es, oa oie 6lu9t our9 sic llebers
fhtpemmung unm5eIid por. iein GHts
rinnen CAB; ba. i'm lsBten 9lugenbIid
nod, blieb bic NRine in Dem aus ben
Wogsn emporragen6en Garten3alIn
bGneen. Sn dbnli9e gsfabrDoIle
Gage ipuroe 5ipetmaI Elm 5ur 3eit in
iinteren GeDdnern fdDrenQer Dttrtes
ltT6er G9iFfer aus weI=@bduOerlebn
gebraHt. Qluf Der Siufabrt BON Sue
fum ua9 S5rnum pufiierte er in elmer
gntfernung bon nur iicben Wleteru
cine Treibmine, uno auf Der Niidfabrt
no9 SuIum beeeenete er beim Wlars
Ibnader Watt bel 2anseneB bon neus
EN- elmer mline, oissmal in elmer Gnt-
Ternuug BON nur bret wlstern. Bon
Der bolIteiniIcheu Riiite ipirO bon einer
Mtne gemelbet, oie in Der @tirmflut
iibtr ben Det9 in ben Roos eetrieben
ipuroe. 9ief ins @innenIdno btnsin
IGBt oft ber ounipfe DOnner erpIobies
render w1insu 1enFer uno Siren ers
Sittern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
cyamilicn 9Insflna.

sir llnterbaItimgcn aller 9(rt 6at
Oas Gonitc oeS 19cIienO @ranfen.
llnteritiiblnes. .NereinS" fir oen 80.
milicn-9lusfIug OeiieI6eu eeiorgt, Der
an 1S. Suni in n9eutertS garf~
absebalten miro. 9ic @eranitaltnn.
Gcn oicicS GereinS crircuen iid cincS
guten 9tlies mo peroeu oic 5rcumoe
oelieIbeu nicbt uerie6Icu, ii4 uou.
5d9Iia ein5ufinoeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
eawtigtn.
6trburifedenbFr GissntiimIi9Feit rusl
Iil@rr Clubs.

Die meiIien ensliI9eu Clubs II ss
gibt 9lusuabmen Iino auBeroroents
Ii9 langtpeilis; Die pflegs Der @eIeliss
lett eeb0rt 0ur9aus ni9t au ibrsn
9lufgaben. SIN @egeuteil, cine ees
ipiFe iplDoue 2augeDeile lit fiir einsn
bprnebmen Stub ebenTo unerIdBlid
ipie Der Marmprtamin unO oos groBe.
NIT @ilberserdt beIebte Buffet i'm
@peiIeSimmer. 9a ia bic Wlitelisoer
in Der HeesI niat OoreeiteIlt tperoen,
nod tpeniaer ipie oas BEL uns Nes
gel 1T - Ii1 IelbIt poritellen, 10 tanu
li9 eiesntli9 cine einigermabsn aness
regte @eIsnigisit iibsrbdupt ni6t ents
iptdeln. Die getonntIGdften. bic
man madt, finO ssip66HIib Gelesens
beitsbeianntI9often. Mandmdl ooii'
,rt es uber Tsbr lnngs, ebe Iih folae
entiptdeln. Wlan tann jabreldng In
einem Glub beriebren uno tmmer be-
itimnte Serren bort Ieben. ebe man
peiB, iper fe Iino. Dem GnglGuosr
Iagt bieIes gan5e Weisn gu; Inn es
rs9t gu piiroigen. mub man cine e1gs
liI9s Saut baben. DAB man iib
man9mal in @n9lanb felbit auf re9t
quite Dirt iiber oas eon3e GlublebeH
Iuffig ma9t, beipeiien folsenoe 5pei
9lnetboten. bic Elm gutter 3enner Der
2onoonsr GlubberbdItuiKe mittsilt:
Die foleenoe gradbIung bon benz
neuen W2itgIico zines Iebr beianntsn
Clubs, Die ib beticbten min, iagt Der
GspGbrsmanu. 1T feline Tabel. 8es
Iagtes MiteIieo fam etpoS eilig in bic
oroBe Sale uno trat babel cinem ons
Oeren WlitgIiso auf ben SUB. @epor
sr nod NIT Ieiuen @ntIduloieuugen
Fertig tperben fonHis, mantle Der Ges
tretene gu eiuem SeFel uno brd9 in
TrGnen aus. Meil tperter Serr"
rief Der @rIiers bsitiir5t. ~es tut mir
70 leiO! S9 muB Sie arg psrIebt bas
ben -" .gein, neinl" Der Getres
tene, Elm @iT6of. itonb ouF uuo tDildte
iid bic 9tueen. Isle baben mid gar
niht berlsst. Bite, feben Sie fid,
mein teurer Ssrr unO berebrtsr
SreunOl lln6 cntfduloisen Sie nur
meine @emiitsbepegung! 2lber ib
bin felt oreiBig Sabren D1itsIicO oies
fes Clubs, uno sic iinb Der erite
M1enI6, Ser iemoIs an mid oos Mori
geri6tet Bat"
Gine onbere geidi6te beri6tet BON
sinem Iebr onseIebenen Club, bon
benz Der ctpas bitter perduloete Siirs
Tie6er ocs @Drt duberte: .9ei uns ees
b1rt es gum qnten SoH oaB bic Mits
elieoer iiberboupt niht miteindnber
fprehen.~ Gines Sages iponbte if1
Elm wlitslieb, Oas eeraoe ben Club bers
luTen tDollte, unter oem portal nO9
einmal I'm. n6ono, pfDrtnerl Sie
ipirSen bienei9t gut tun. bus Club
mitslis6, bos in Ser RiIde Der 8ibIios
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tier. sd boffe. Der Gentleman 1T
ut6t betruntenq" .Dos ni6t -"
ontportene iensr iebr seIuiTen, inbem
er 6ur9 bic 5iir eins. ngllir, er lit
Dor Elm pour @tinoen geItorben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Die bsutIasn aiubsr uebmeu an
bem Rri,es inIpferu ottip tell. oIs iis
fib fotpsit bies IN iHrsu ibpudep
araftsn Iisbt Oem @oisrIauos niibs
Ii9 srpsifcn, 9tls SeIfsr beim Gins
brineen ber Grnts. ais GjebilFsn oss
0lOtben Rreu3es, olS Gdmmlsr an ben
mons uno M9eioItogen aIs pfabfiHs
Der unO nSsim9en" bobeu lie G'utss
geleiIei; am @sIteu cber baben fie nIs
GdmmIsr perborgsnet Gololndbe FH
beipGbrt fiinFlnoisb5is Riliousn
msort Sob ipurbe bur9 SniIer IN
ben pteuBiIben S9uIen gsidmmsIt
rn6 ser gsidbsbont Sugefibrt. GB
Enb I9on Die ipa6ren @olotinoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
Son Der Oeutl6en @brcutafel.


ligt paren 6otten lid 5ur 9lusfii6.
ruug Oes 4lones freipiQig 9enelOet.
6rii6 s ll6r gingen oie Orei 2ellte,
nit SonOeronoten &iitoIe uno 3iuei
Seeminen Derie6eu gegcn oen go
ltcniton0 Dor SIS NOR cine ibluieris
&C 9(r6eit iiH oir1 oas eigeneEra5t.
oerbou lmO oos OeS 6eirocs ourd-
3uor6eiten. 0lob q ShnOen fa-
men iie an ocn 80 @lcter Dor oer
Stel(ung liegenoen @oitenitouO ber.
an. sic entihloiien iif, Dor oieiem
@oitenItonO sic 5pei Wlincn 81 le.
gen. Ga iic in 6olge oes itorfen
GrabtDer6oues nicbt oireft on ben
Ston0 6eronfoHcn muBtcn iie nit
Stouacn noh6elfen. Syn5iuiiten
6ottc iid) OaS @etter dlfge6ellt uno
eS mllrOe i'm riidp1rtigen Gro6en
leb6oft Tic 8atrouile niuBte flo
oo6er 5uriid5ieben umO oie cnOgiiltiy
&c 9(usfii6rung Ocs @lanes oui ei.
nen onoereu 6ag oerihie6cu 9lm
ndhiten Gage frii6 s ll6r 9inecu ole
orei 9eilte, neuerOin9s nit 5pei Wli.
nen bcrie6en mo 6egleitet bon Dem
@iouier llnteroiii5ier 6rieOr. Steu5,
o6ernols oui sen Yoitenitono 5l
uno lcatcn Die bei0cn Wlinel uuge-
fG6r an sic gIcide Steae iuieOerlm
pnter bic Sonoidde Der feinoliGeu
Iedung.
lin 8 ll6r IS Wlinlten &oru1ittogS
febrtcn iic 5ur Gompaguie 8uriid.
@egen s ll6r 9l6enos 6orte ocrSorh-
poitcn @cpegirng mO Stimmcn i'm
Teinolidcn @robcu. Ger %oIteuiionS
mar 6eIcbt. 9em por ser ridtige
3citpnnft ecfommeu. Ole 0iiucu
murocn Ourd oen 9eitilnesoro6t nit
@rfola ec5iinoet unO ser feinolidc
@oitcnitono geiprcnst.
Sir i6re modere E6ot wurocn Ole
SnfauteriItcn 4noacr, 2lpicl6cd mo
@infel6oicr nit Dem @iieruen areB
5lpeiter &loiic bclobut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

9llIe iibernldBigen @eIdrantungsn
fiibren auF ben Geodnten, lie 5u Sers
bre6en; ollie unbeidrGntte Mintiir auf
ben @eOdnien unO bic gaOiipsnoisteii,
iie ou tegelH.
ST. bon gaumsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

@ruittue6r 3uriid in Sen ei9enen@ro.
ben bon ibren @orgeietten begliid-
piini6t 5u Scr pidtiseu Grfinoung.
0uorg, Der filr5 oorauf einc glcih'
ihlpierige @atrouillc bis oidt al Die
engliide Stelung imternobm er.
belt oaS Giierue areu5 criter alaiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Oiittel acgcn Cni
Climbing ln0 nll
ncre g % 10 q % & tl
aidt 6ooh aeuua lpe
hcir Scb mar lclr
mregclnidBin nnD
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lror ic6 70 iclip0cj.
nab id) na5 3inlTner
nicbt q u fe D re 81
tonntc. giSdbrelio
bicier 3eit nabnl ieb
4H ttttN 4 Nll.th ta.4pt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

". eauItiH, IT. ooe @eIi.eernaion.1iFabe
Rbotograpb.
Bahran Gin V0oioaropb non NuaseIauuuu
Nr. 40, &cltlfrngons@irnrc
9sotiondLUnnfen
~Tet OF xuwn National gaug," gar. nnD
Senre IS %esne aaliirrr.
negsuup Nnhpaal Nani,N 4s2 Gnb.9ronouag.
NY Y @agner Malliret MIL. - AL
sReelleFM ylatlunal Nnns," "A Ncto.Nuopf@ir
vs. NlnrloH staiilrer
Staots.9anfen
rnruiIde Vnug bpn goitlmsrc" Fnlilmcrr
llno eoniodp, Ei1aBc Inallli Weber ftdt
Ssoius 8 yaaua, aaiiI1sS.
gpnr.9antcu.
nDrnif6r eparbanf nsn 8aihmars." Gulaus
uno NatlmoreSirobe.
9rniiGompunien.
rssIIs E2tpoUi aHo xrHn cOmpaHa'" ia @oaip'
Wlarmor. uHo Granit.g2erfe
:. eIIaariHr & eous. 22s aoro.e0osIss9is
2anopirtbidaitIide @erdl6e into
G1mercien.
wriiIIs6 xnsusE Co., 2o5 goro gaea etrahs.
FIlmbing, 6lrnaces. Nanaes uno
Gefen, 1adoeden nno 9linncn.
gmneh erps,, 52s observation-disclosures
&upferidjmieoe mnO @lumperS.
Jshn pubei, 1884 a6amts.eignae g. 8 b
IctpvDn; gBoile 1893
Helier.9erIiherungcn
70. Y. ebn6eierO & Go,
ti7-2i &bhmher Commerce Nuilolnn
,Ernilhr JeuersQrrflMetnH68s(3eie 3eienifhii," 0ols
lhaHi uiio AnlilmoreGiraBe.
sHenild.alm- Ngner @etNbernn8e, ,Uliiiuiulall,N
Acliimore @iroBe uno Qnliom pnnie Apsaile.
Y0lnnal 1nluyanfe 90. " alprrppcl" Ncttn Dls
gHlrlielo NeIioen3snllnancr iOi -i0a @bnma
per " Commerce Nuiloiua,
,Wermouia Bener NerRnegAng8 WNcniMgl lt,N
Baltimore niio Nori9 sSiyshe
8Iedplotien, Nletall etc.
epen, eensilH & Co., Sut., 1915 gaIoegIssw
GttQhe.
Hfanoleib.@ .@eih6itc.
p0snlclltateb aoan CO., 1 Roro@abscirabss
giIeupaoreu oler glrt mo 9uI,
ldmieo.8ubeb0r.
G gsoh Vaune Co., aGa 80A Movb eaautglr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iinh Sdn0let.
gIssEs 9. 1HaaH q ssvlsw, ~ cib2WlHaigm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

fiibltc uber ieue 8cNerun1 1pdler aes
6raudlte i'd 2Doia g. Rini6ama @cQe
table COMPOUND imo bemcriie an 8pcle
ten Sage eine gScnounA 5luH Ncnereu.
$50 nabn es, Bis I'D mid Ia outer aelun
Der &erfalluna bcfauo. SIN empfcDlc ole
@inIbams Glittcl allen Sraucu. 90 10 lIc
nit 9tcnt @rfolae beniBt babe Nran
Wtiliorb E. Cummings, "a glcp Str.
@rbgcton MS.
Sold)e 3eugninc iotlien BON 6raren
ais ii6crSeiiQenner @ciue5 fiji Sic Wiiic
pound als ein 0eilnuitel fir sic pcliis
liben 6rduenleioeH mic &crldieuunAen
@nt3imoung, 0iieruua, 9lildculhnlef5cib
ld5ncr3baften &crinoeu, Ncrpoliidt rll0
abnIitle lIcbel anacnoumcu luerocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
81 NotrpMilIenAall q.

93ur rs W1eter entiernt 5ic6t ii6
Dor Dem gSolOe ser ieinOIidc Grobcn
bin in Dem man felt eiuiger Belt cine
auiiaaenoc Sebenoieteit beo6adtct
9retter lmo 9o6leu werocn 6erougc-
tragcn, frii9 auTgcworiener Scbm
mo ncue Sonoiadarbeitcn oeuten alIf
bcitinmte glrbeitcn BIN.
Ga cnti9lieBt ii1 Der &icc-6clos
iuc6cl Quorg aus @eip8i9.@o6liS bonn
8. Battalion eiucs id6iiidep Snian
tcricrcgmcntS, Scr nit icincm 3ug
oen poriprinBenocn 4unft Der Stel-
llne beicbt 6at fcit5uiteaen, mas oic
@noldnOer plancn. Soiort meloen
lib ireiwillig Der 9ieieruiit Sor5cr
aus 0leidcu6oin @riasreicrpiit adm.
pc aus Seip5iG uno 9cfrut Smee
aus &eip5ig.2inoenau sur Gbeilna6s
me an Scr &atrouiQe. Saptlos
i6pingen iic ii9 iibcr bic 8ruItpcbr
mo iino bolo in Der gIa6t ocrihwln.
ocn. g9d6rcnO adnpc unO SSrngc
binter Dem 0rabtpcr6au an @aiier.
gra6cn licgcn 6leiben, i'm Die rcdtc
6lnnte 5u.iidcrn fricden @icc-Jelo-
mebel Guarg mo gicIerpiit Sar5er
inter ocn pantheon 9lcitern binuee.
gllte Shiibcnlo1cr uno @rnnattri6.
fer Oienen 5nnl &orpdrtstommcn.
sic friebcn freu5 imo quer. Ca
brodclte BON einem @ranatloh Die
Groc mo tlati6t in Die iAmlsige
2adc. Sofort 6aIten iic 0en 9ltbcm
icIt, I'M ii6 nidt 81 Dcrrntbcn. God
ni6iS riibrt iid uno aud beim
Sdein Der Seudtfueeln ne6mcn iie
uidts GcrodbtigeS pa6r. gllio nci-
teri sic pcrmcioen gcihidt ben
Stolpcrora6t, idaffeu ii6 nit Der
0robtidcere cincn 9liidmeg lno LAM
gen cnolid an ocn icinoli1eu Drobt-
pcr6uucn an.
UelItli6 boren iie ole llnterboltlIng
Der Roitcn i'm @rabcn. Sic ipolleh
me6r cria5ren lmo prciicn ooS DIR
oi6t an Ole @roe imo bernebmcn
wirflid Gin leiics alopien ino anir-
i1en, oas mn bon W2inicrnrbcitcn
bcrrii6ren fam. Sic miiicn 9enug.
a6cr Gin 9lnocnten 9obcn tie fir oic
orii6en riitgcbraht. Bon iibcrer
Sano ilicgcn mcbr ais 10 Sanogro-
notcn in Sen ieinoliden @ra6en. Die
9Soitcn ne6mcn &eiBnus, md6reno
ons g(cd5cn Der gcrpmocten ertont,
rot6c 2eihtfugeln nit 6ollibirmen
Iieigcn in ole 9uit ais Signal fir Die
9lrtiaerie, mo Die beioen erfennen,
Dab an ser 8rlItpe6r SouoI1de auf-
oeiest limo, Die nod ua6 unO friid &c.
flint iino.
Dos 3iel 1T crrei9t rmo idnen
ipringcn tic IN Gin @roratlod 5uriid
in 0eduno. sc 1T ober ald bo9Itc
3eit 0ic GneIGnoer 6aben Den
&opf iuicoer gciunocn uno nit Dem
neutrality-suspicious. Ieben @lai9inen.
geipe6re imo Siifnnterie piitbeno Elm.
Sic beitreihen oen 9ialm am Gro.
merf, unaliiborlid pfeiien Die aueeln
iiber 0ie UeutIdeu hinued n0er flof.
ihen ne6en ibnen in oen go0en.
Saneiam tritt wieoer 9lu6e Gin:
ga idleiden oie 9eiOen nit GROCER
Goriidt 5uriid. 9dmpe un0 Surge
Die olf i6ren @oiteu ber6orrt 6otten
idllieBen Iib ibHen an ino oie bier
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llnbcareiflfd. Sonitaass
id8er (oer enolitb elnmal einen Na,
ieu geic6oiien bai) uMeHu i'd iebt
mr wiiBt' pie idl oaS genaHt Be-.
beI" nsnsn3aaAamsnAmmml,a,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Gbuin q. enmneis, 0c6iedum0ll; 4acuie
6nnoel8s Gbutmaricu, Ncrlu0SreAie. Wlata
inun Lruli NnilOlng
Obdpln ~ 3rrnuI1n, HIGHT gnlp Nrlollo.
i6sidbrije @riubrlina.
". D. \ ~. x, ppwnrb, AL Continental NlnN
Arulhdlren ielt 1872 crlolarct0 Va AnlilWpse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

@e0cnfcn. - @ctruS ngSir
miiiien 6euer oeu Seim3na Der 3u9.
poaeI iiber Sic 5bmei3 leiten.~ SEER.
gott: uGaS lle6eriliegcn neutraIer
@e6iete III OQ& per6Oteu," mmmil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

goimoteriolicu, 9biircu. 5cnIerf
ra6mcn 9aoen etc.
Sas =. 8nher & So, il5-it7 Gno.0rebes
rid.Strabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
0eItnnaen. 3eitIdlriIIen eIc.

0lepers. @eibaiisli6rcr. 227 N'gopcst zsF
Geutid6e gHdcr imo 8citidjriiica.
~ 9auIild VT. oo6 @es2erlnaion'1iFnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

NiercaatiIe gaensp.

81. IS. Gun 81 60,
Oo2 6io @larblarb 1rui Albo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

@crnie6tnna 9 eines fein6li-
den go Itenitonoes.
Scit &o6eu iuur6e Gin @oItcn Ser
9 Gompoanie ocs fel goberiIheu
9rigaoe Griabbdtdilons Olr. 2
Ourh S5anOGranoten beldItigt uuo
geid6roct.
@S muroe Oo6er 6eiAloiien, oeli
ieinolinen FoiieniionO uni1GoliH
81 madeu Die Sninnteriiten nj.
haeI anoaer (ein @oloidniio ans
Wliinden), @eorg 9lpfel6ed (ein
Bauer aus @1iinden), unO 6ron5
@infeI6ofer (eir ane1t aus Doris,
9e5irfsomt @aiioiD, Orei eeponOte
9uriden ipelhe 6ei pieIet aefd6rIi-
den Eotroii0en uno ltets an Sen &C.
f66rlihiteu SteIleu Ser 6ront bel
Sen Observation-Disclosures bethel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

9riiii.Gontpunien.
u neale 1tpaNt amo xrun Gompnna" is &outps
Gtrabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Wnrmor. rHo @ranitsNerfc
=. Hllaartnsr & euus, 22s @oro 9pasIes sis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Spnr-ganten.
,,nrntfne Gparbanf ppn enltlmnre.e Unialus
uno baltimore StrQbc.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-05-05

the complaint. This action is brought
for the purpose of obtaining q judy
ment against the defendant F. A.
Barton in favor Of the plaintiff, tor
the sum of Seventy-two and 9O-1OO
($72.90) Dollars, the principal OF q
promissory note made, executed and
delivered to this plaintiff by said de-
PENDANT, together with interest on
said sum at the rate Of twelve per
cent per annum from the 18th day OF
August, 1913, the date Of said note,
for the sum of Twenty-Five Dollars
attorneys fees, and for the costs OF
this action, all of which more fully
appears from the complaint on file
herein and to which reference is here
by made for further particulars.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of
said Court this 10th day of April,
1916.
GEORGE HARPER,
Clerk,
BY Pat Mullin,
Deputy Clerk
l. w. Church, Great Falls, Montana.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Publication, April IA, 1916
sofa
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-05-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
BONDS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board of School Trustees Of
School Trustees of School District No.
Fourteen, of Valley County, Montana,
will sell school bonds to the amount
Of $6,00O.00, such bonds being Sixty
in number, and amounting to $4,000
each, bearing interest not to exceed
six per cent, payable annually, being
payable in 20 years, and~redeemable
in ten years, and issued for the pur-
pose of purchasing three school lots
and building school house on each
thereof and furnishing the same; that
such sale will take place at the Of
flee Of the clerk of such Board at the
school house in Tampico, Montana, at
the hour of 2 o'clock P. NJ. on the
18th day Of May, 1915, to the highest
bidder for cash; the said Board here
by r~eserving the right to reject any
or all bids, and to sell said bonds at
private sale if they deem it for the
best interests of the district. Such
bonds will not be sold for less than
their par value.
o. C. ANDERSON,
Chairman Of said Board,
Attest:
CHRIS. J.. HANSON,
Clerk. 5Ot4