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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-06
WOLVES CHASE MESSENGER.
Duluth Youth Breaks Record When
Pursued by Wolves.

Duluth. Minn.-Simon Morgan. nine
teen years old, telegraph messenger
boy, recently broke all messenger boy
speed records.
Morgan lives at Duluth Heights and
gets through work at 1 a. m. When
within block of his home he heard
patter of feet on the frozen walk be-
hind him. Two gaunt timber wolves
with blazing eyes were following him.
Morgan speeded for the woodshed and
slammed the door shut as the night
providers dashed against it,
A friendly dog, hearing the disturb
ance, interfered and was considerably
chewed up. so much so that it was
killed later. Clarence Johnson. a
neighbor, raised his window and emp
tied both barrels of shotgun at the
wolves, putting them to flight.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-06
Liberal Translations.

At certain foreign university the
students, who had been studying Shake
speare in their native tongue, were re-
quested by an examiner to translate
into English the opening lines of Ham
let's soliloQuy, "To be or not to be-"
The following was the result:
The first Frenchman acclaimed, 'To
was or not to ann the second rem
dered it, 'To were or is to not" while
the third gave a still more liberal read
ing, "To should or not to will. New
York Globe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-06
Our Friends of Fiction.

It is we'll to balance the influence of
ones transient mortal associations by
acquiring a peaceful intimacy with
these ever living men and women
whose deeds, aspirations. love and
courage are recorded in books, who are
never against us, who never despise us.
nor fail us, nor betray us, being strip
ped now of that mortal part which rem
ders all men uncertain liable to hypoc-
risies, conceits and a sort of human
Nervousness which life in the flesh
never quite escapes.-Corra Harris in
New York Independent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-06

Gold Bonds
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-06
LINDEN

Mrs. Nelson Hillary visited in Mil
waukee the past week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker,
a daughter
Mrs Robert Hawke visited at Mont
fort the past week.
William Adams of Montfort visited
here Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Ellingen Of Dodgeville
visited at the Charles Singer home the
past week.
Will Shepard of Whitewater is visit
ing with friends here.
Mrs Fred Smith of Belmont visited
here the past week.
Mrs Thomas Batten visited at Ed
mund one day last week.
The Senior class Of the Linden high
school are now busy rehearsing for the
class play.
A dance was given in Hancock's hall
on Friday evening. The Reyes orches
ira OF Mineral Point furnished the
music.
Mrs George Riley is visiting at Liv-
ingston.
Mrs Jessie Smith visited with friends
at Edmund the past week. .
Mrs Earl Skaif of Livingston visited
at the George Pollard home Friday.
Alvin Klitzsch Of Milwaukee trans
acted business here the past week.
Mrs William Smith visited friends at
Mineral Point the past week.
Prof. Bussewitz was a business caller
at Mineral Point the past week.
Miss Bernice Smith returned home
Monday, after spending week at
Dodgeville.
Mr. and Mrs William Gilman visited
at Dodgeville the past week.
M. Burns of Milwaukee was bust
ness caller here.
Miss Dolly Tredinnick is employed in
the Thomas Hicks store.
The Linden High School will have
contests again this year. Some of the
pupils are now in training.
Mrs L. w. Sayles and daughter of
Baraboo are visiting at the Mrs James
Hicks home.
Henry James of Dodgeville transacted
business here the past week.
Wilkinson and Poad have rented the
William F. Kramer machine shed and
are remodeling it. They intend to open
up first class garage.
Mrs Albert Hillary of Hudson visited
at the Thomas Caygill home the past
week.
Miss Media Hillary visited in Mil
waukee recently.
H. F. Cochems of Milwaukee was
here looking after his mining interests
the past week.
Miss Madeline Antes returned Satur-
day, after spending her spring vacation
at her home in Evansville.
johnson Johns of Montfort is visiting
with relatives here.
Eugene Purington was at Whitley the
past week.
The Linden Development Company
are installing new jigs in the mill.
David Sumter of Platteville was a
business caller here recently.
A number from out of town attended
the dance here Friday evening.
CLYDE Hodge had the misfortune to
contract blood poisoning in his hand
but is improving at the present writing.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Chubb of Colo
RADIO are visiting with relatives here.
The Linden Zinc Co. are remodeling
their laboratories.
Mrs Adolph Prideaux of Mineral
Point has been visiting here.
William Jenkins of Miffiin was a
business caller here Monday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-06
Spades Gets the Bid.

Spades Gets the Bid.
''1hey had an interesting game Of
auction at the links home the other
evening"
GLOW was that?'
"Why, Cholly Litebrane was calling
on Clara links, and he wanted to make
it one heart"
Yes"
"But Clara stood out for two dia-
Inonds."
"Of course"
"And then links got into the game
with a handful Of clubs"
'Including all the honors, suppose"
"Whereupon Cholly passed-through
the window-and made such hole in
the terrace they had to call it spades
Richmond Times-Dspatch.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-06
Red, White and Blue Pios

Connellsville, Paw. e. Mier Of
Pennsville has patriotic hog With
the thermometer registering degrees
below zero her hogship gave birth to
ten pigs. Four are white. three red
and three blue
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-06
HELPFULNESS.

Every man and woman ought
to prize above almost every
other quality the capacity for
self help, and yet every man
and woman will at some time
or other be soreIy in need of
the help of others and at some
time or other will find that he
or she can in turn give help
even to the strongest.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-04-06
FOR SALE!
The Mrs John Evans Home

in south part of city. House contains rooms,
closet and pantry. good cistern and wood
house on the place. Will be sold at bargain
if sold soon.
INQUIRE of the Mineral Point Real Estate
Agency at The Democrat Office.
, 1916-12-09

If the fire takes place outside the work
ing hours during night or Sun and holt
days) the said persons shall have a remu-
neration of 80 Bit pr. hour, not, however,
below l Franc.
All extra pay is to be betrayed by the
Colonial Treasury.
Government is besides authorized, ac-
cording to the report from the Fire Com
m ssion, to pay out compensatlons for
damages on the clothes belonging to the
persons who have taken part in the quell-
ing of the fire, and in special cases to pay
out rewards, as for instance for a gu ok
report of fire, for quick attendance, for
special zeal shown with the work of quell-
ing the fire, and the ike.
IS.
Violations of this Ordinance which do
not fall within the scope Of special penal
laws. shall be dealt with as public police
cases and punished by fines not exceeding
800 Francs or by forced labour for not
more than 80 days
All fines shall accrue to the Colonial
Treasury, and if not paid within the limit
o. the time fixed, tn y shall be expiated
according to the general rules.
SO.
This Ordinance comes into force at once.
(TO be continUed.)
, 1916-12-09
ST. CROIX STATION.
Censored ut jamaica

Copenhagen, Dec. 6 h.-The West Indian
delegates have presented the Chairman OF he
Commission. Former Finance Minister Neer-
guard, with an address suggesting several
measures to be taken if the Isluuds are sold:
including compensation for hurr1cane dam
ace. and the institution of Il legncy for hui
name and cultured aims for c~ommemOrating
Denmark's nane IN the West Indies.
Lawyer Stakemann and Mr.CouIter leave
for New York tomorrow.
, 1916-12-09
fCansored at Jnmnicn.l

London. December 4th.-PFUprietors of
Lnundries in Paris and the neighbouring dis
tricts have decided to close their establish
no. nts on December 2Oth. unless the Govern
ment agrees to give them an adequate
supply of coal.
London. December 4th.-The momentous
declaration of the agreement ty tAe Allies to
the acquisition of Constanlinople and the
Dardanelles by Russia is gwen a secondary
place in the morning papers aud is on'y
commented upon by two of them. The
conservative press which formerly vehement
~ supported the British statesmen of the
mueteenth century in keeping the Russians
away from Constuntinople received The news
in silence and gives it no prominence. The
Liberal Chronicle and, the Liberal News are
the only papers TO make comments. The
Chronicle says that the announcement de-
hetv yes to be- highly welcomed III Eegland
and sets out reasons why 1t thinks 1t deslra-
bic. The News with less eDthnslasm thinks
that the present settlement OF the vexed
question will shorten and simplify proceed
incs ut the ultimate Peace Conference.
London, December 4th. Except for the
usual artillery and trench mortar fire along
our front says the communication from Bri-
fish headquarters in France tonight, there is
nothing to report.
Salouica, Observation-Disclosures London.)--
The Serbian oficial communication issued
today says after sunguiuury fighting lasting
several DAYS. without interruption despite
the bad weather the difficulties OF
terrain and the desperate resistance
Of the enemy, our troops by a brilliant ut
tack Yesterday captured All entire series ct
powerfully fortified Bulgarian positions III
the region north Of Grunishte and Badmer'sa.
The ruins Of the ancient fortress above
q unisule are i'll our hands and the Bulgar-
iaus are fleeing northward leaving q large
number Of dead on the battlefield. By this
brilliant victory we captured numerous tro1
phies. Including five field guns and i've cals-
Sous. many machine-guns aud n quantity OF
ammunition and other material and many
prisoners who have not yet been counted.
III humber of guns captured up to now total
seventynine.
London. Deer. 9th, Sugar in stock an the
was 81 900 tons, last year $4,000 tons.
Berlin. Dee. 4th.-The text of the official
statement issued today reads: Western war
theatre. Army group of Field Marshal Duke
Albrecht of Wurtemburg. In the Ypres
and Wytschaete bend English patrols after
blasting advanced against our position.
Some succeeded in entering our trenches.
, 1916-12-09
PUBLICATION.

vt is hereby brought to public notice, that
u Government has appointed Mr. g. Fl.
AHRENTZ of estate "St. Johns" to uct as
Quarter Officer and Member of the Road
Commission for Queens Quarter during the
temporary absence of Mr.. SVEND JQRGEN-
SEN.
Government Secretary's Office, st Croix,
the 90 November 1916.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
, 1916-12-09
BEKENDTGORELSE.

NET ~bekendtgores herved, at Guverne-
D menlet har beskikket Forvalter G. Fl.
AHRENFZ af PIuntagen est. Johns" til ut
fungere som Kvarteroticer og Medlem af
Veikommissioneu for Dronningens Kv1rre Ell
under Forvalter SVEND JQRGENSEN'S
midlertidige Frav@reise.
Guvernements Srkl etariatet, st. Croix,
den 29' November, 1916.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
, 1916-12-09

Translation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02

9n 2tuntdnten errin9eu ole 21er=
Bitnoeten etnen tpt6tt9en @rforg
2seriSt Oes Oeutr&en senerarGa6s.
(0rabtIos nod eabbiuel

Serlim, NObember - Die ube Sccrescituns seb Gentc
cucn mIdigen GOg in 5nmGnn nnn Teutic nno Oterretf
de Srnppn OrObtu Die rumGnin Ste0ungn Der &rc0
6bnnfa nno erObn 10 SanOuen, iOuc II Giainn9eWebre
Sic HnicH nuternabmen geern gcuag NHIngnngeu Die
Shpnaeu mcde linen oentdc nab Sferdid Srnppeu Dem
&oroOwfa 6nc @acn ihSOld 9em6erg, enriRen 6en
m6ngeUuaen lie Ain giieu fhuma unrOen eOOd eOeS
NAL nit icnuercn @eaieu 5nradgeiAngen.
Ter uo1c &OrtGnt Oes Oifelcn Serids 1T Der 6OgeuOe:
Cchlides 8 9riegstbentcr.
o&rmcMupp &riu5en 9eOpoo 6eigcr NrtQeric@or
bpciana tnahm bic 9nen gbenS @escnansrffe anf bic
5ttnugea 5n ll Oes NaraOnOfa-6Mss, meldc
30 Eobcr cro6 Die Mnfeu Hnf ucrabdc
arii lei wcda uere Scrlai eteu Die thidn Sruppcn
u9co6 a9aSg sDuugo ulgo Wcn GeseuOnsfe 5nrhd Oc
Ger 6eiuO auf eucn Oieier ElGte unisrnOmmen bate
llnter befgm Tcner maren 6frdid nngprie Srnppen
Der Sgstriia bel SOOOna einOife Nbtbeiuugu snra6.
&efli6es &riegStGcatcr.
gNrmeegrnppe Oes &rin5en Rnppt 9nOeru @ndOcm
SaS &eter in Oem SOmme 0tt nnsear latte t lcb6nc
ar0eSbGstet berTeOcnen 6nHcu Sn ben g6enOfmu
ben rfeu bic ScH Om GOnrcee nit Srmppenm
len bOH Der @nenoecOnrtQes6Oenfs-Qin sum gngriff
NOrOd Gurceee OHnte Der Nugri nncrem nrfen
%aeognHgSner n fOrtgCtt merOeH @en6 SranslOO
brad Der GHgrff nH aH @erluiu 0a6fampf 5ninmmeu
Nrmcesrnppe OeS Seuten SrOnprn5en Sin Nrtaeric7uea
OeH SfIideH l Der @das 5cihucic lc6r Ieb6at.
&nmGuii de SrOnt
Nrmeegrnppe oes GrrOgS Garl Srann SranSDD0nen fat
Fd Die SinatiOn WeHig OerGuO @Sefd Der SreOal66anic
5eH Sie erUberteu HmGnie Stenuqcn GanOncn n
dnHscWsbre ShSTfd &Ot6sn6nrmFOh Oerlanm gu
grifie 81 Mnierem %Orbel.
Nrmccgrnppe 0eS ScomHrinS WaGcnIcM 9u6uOiu ron
0er Fat id uidtS &e0entnug eregnet.
WfaccoUnIdc TrUHt Su @iegnng Sudjen
SccH SntoO mu Sa6OS fat id oe Ircre 6Gtgf micScr
fGrtt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
GadFdtslOs unsacniitt.

ylew gorf, I. g3ooem6er. -g9ie
mmme6r nit 5iher6eit feititebt, Iino
bic erorbitonten aoblenpreiie Dor.
nc6mIi6 oarauf 5uriid5uiii6ren, ooB
Die unab6dn9igen acknowledgment
ten in riidii6tsloicr @eiie g}uben
onS Der gegenm1rtigen SihlotiJn
5ie6en mO ii6 niGt I'M geringIicu
me5r I'M ole i'm leetcu SUM ctablir-
ten iogcnonnten y9letai[ Gor" .GreiIe
i6eeren 0ie 0ltnab6Gngigen" ba.
ben mann INNER es ibnen not6men.
Dig nnO nutbringenS eri6ieu, Con.
trafte, Die iie nit oen fIeinen Sdno.
Tern geI6loiien, nod 9elie6en gebro.
den lmo Die 9reiIe bis 5u 50 pro
Come IN 0ie So6e gctrie6en. g2atur.
qemdB baIten fid oie fleinen S6no.
ler mieoerlm an ibren 9unoen, Oen
eigentli6n Goniimenten, Ibaolos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
1yrOns 8cttlcr uidt scfollcm.

@btcoeo, I. g2ob. 6ron5
3ettler, Der 9rGiioent Der aouigI.
bopcriiben Gltnlt.sLfoOenie in @liin-
den 0euti1IonO, bon Dem geioet
wuroe, er iei Dor 5mei @onoten ouf
Dem 5dladtfeIOe gefdlen, Iebt iuiO
1T eeiuno. Serr 2ouis Merfel, ein
@eihdftsfrelnO Oes Serrn 8ettIer
uno giireer Oieier Stoot puroe
ourd Elm 9obeleromm Oobingebeno
beno6rihtiet. 0ie aobeloepei9e mar
bon Sron5 8ettler uno ieinem 9ru.
Der Oscar unter5eidnet. gei6e ser.
rem iinO IN Gbicasoer imo yteiu-Yor.
fer annitfreiien nobl6efannt, welde
StdOte iie 6u wieoerboIten Ilolen be.
iudten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
gacser fir aO6lcnbcrsluerfc.

9ttt8burgb, 9o., 1. 9loO. ~
800 giegcr fomen belite in einem
Sonocr5ug Der ngenniDIOonio Giien-
bobn bon @untten in Sireinien bier
an. sic nuroen bon beionoeren
2laenten bcgleitet, 9lngeltelten elmer
glu5obl inouitrieaer @eieGi6often IN
ocren 6obrifen iic Iofort 9lnlteIlung
finoen weroen. Gie Scmeeung, SIR.
better bonn Shoen ou bringen, unt
6cn ourd oen arieg aeidaffenen
@erluIt on ousldnoiI6en 9lrbcitcril
ous5ugleihch begonu Dor cinigcn
0lonoten uuo ieitOem fnO mebrere
EolieuO gleger aus 0eH Siioitooten
bergcbradt por6en. Snllieno ooer
mcbr fonen ouf ibrem @ege nod
StGOten ing9eIt-@irginicn bier Ourh,
BON oenen biele in ocn 9obIcnberg-
nerfcn orbeitcn uerocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02

bcitigen @cfedt senommen. 3t5 @e-
iangene Oerblicben in oen SGn0en Scr
Aaiirten.
Bonn See Doiran Bis sur @erna
fanO Elm unterbrodenes glrtiaerie.
GueI itott. sSn Dem Gaum Der Ser
ma pieien Oic Serben perIdieoene
oeutit .buIgariide 9tngriffc 5uriid."
. riten fonren nur III b err.
foIIen."
Sonoon I. glooember. y@G6.
reno DER gIodt" 70 beiaet Der Gift.
5ieae beutise britiI6e 9erid)t, ,unter.
nobmen mir einen criolgrei6en
llcberidG auf ieinOIibc @r6bcn noro.
oitlid BON Schubert lmO in Der ylab-
barifoit bon Meiiines.
IS fanoen unlnterbro6ene ge.
idieBungen unierer 6ront iiioli6 Oes
9lncre-6hiiies itatt. Sonit 1T nidts
81 beriften.
WIacc0onild)e Sront - Yin Der
Struna boben mir trob 6cs beftigen
9iegens Ole Orti6ait 9arafli.2l5imo
Ourb eincn ,imarteu" 9lngriii no6
eincm oorbcrigcn 9omboroement &c.
nommen, mobci 300 @cfangcne in un.
icrc SGnOe hcIcn. llnierc slcrluitc
warcn gerinq.
@eiter iii6Iid muroc ser 8eino
ans ocu OrtihoIicn Broieuii mo
Alnli pertricbeit melAe lmierc
Sruppeu bcicttcn m0 Is SeimBcnc
mo9tcn."
Gt0fieniid 6ritif6cS
9l5a 6mcrf
&on6or 9ioocm6a 9}a6
eiaer Tcpeide ms @ltdrci meloci
aina 6infArJledriht aus Nom odB
ocutid.oiterrcihiib Sneit.
frdite sejlpimeer pnroen iib aus
Dem Raum BON Gamplllug, norolid
Don Rumdnicn pcriolgt bon oen Hu-
m6nen, 5uriid5ie6en muBten. Die
Rumdnen baben bel Oieier 8emegilne
Ole @ren5c iiberidritten. Gier teino.
Iihe @otoiuone purOen bon Oen Ru.
mdnen nie0er9emeBeIt.
5erben gingen elm wenig
Dor.
Solonifi 1. 9lopcmber. ~
Der ierbii6e ariegS6eribt loiltet:
a9lm 30. Gftober iano in Ger giadt
mfoIge oeS I9Iedten @etters nur roc.
nie gIttiuit6t itott. g9ir idhlgel
einen Iofolen feinSIitben gIngriii ob
uno mahten Olrd einen @egenm.
eriff einen fleineu 9ooengemim.
tSIeid5citia wurOen cinigc @uIgaren
uno 0eIItide aefdngen genomneu.
PIN 81. Sftobcr mar lniere glrtil.
leric an Der Gerna ie6r artip."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
9raiiSent g9iIiun in NnffnLn.

@uffaIo, g..Y. I. g}oD.
Er6iioent @ilion murOe bcute bier
bel ieiner slntunft begriibt bon 9en.
ten Die iib an oen Stroben olird Oic
er iiibr, ouieeiteut bottcn. IS wnroe
ibm 5u @bren i'm @aicott.GIu6 ein
iSrii5itiid ierOirt. Der 9rdiiOcnt
febrte bon ieiner Iebten Gampagnc'
Sour aus Dem @eiten 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02

germ. Gic oeiiti6e SSnouItrie fir
SeriteIlune BON Munition bot bcreits
ocn 9eoorf fir ocn oueenblidlihen
8ebrouh iiberidritten, ober es oorf
ni6t wie 5eIOmori6oa bon Smoen.
burg, Der @eneroIitobsdef, neulih
crflGrte, oomit gum Salt ee6rodt
meroen ionOern es muB elm Slider.
6eitS.ll .lleberiduB bereeiteat mcroen
bcgrcn5t mr ourh ole Scrltenung
Wie es berGitS in oen 21noern Der
6cinOc Der 6on lit.
@ @ieoeroergcItun9Smob-
rcOel Geutidlono's.
9erlin 4. Top. - Iie ocutldc
&egicruna bat bcibIoiien. 10 ocpc-
ibirt Die lleberiee Tadridten.gIgen.
htr ais ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9egen Den &ertragsbrid BON Seiicu
Der fron5oiiihcn Heeieruug 5rciloi.
Jung bon @cioneenen betreiicno, 2OO
iran5oiiihe NiGnner mo ,Srouen pro.
minentcr 6omilien aus Oen ponGeut.
iden beiebtem iran5oiiiden @e6icte
nod Geutid)lonO 81 brineen.
Gic oifi5iele9efomtlnndunq mur.
DC DER lleberiee 9Iohridlteu 9lgcntur
sur Gerbreitlng ii6ernlittclt.
Sie IoiItet: ySm lcbtcn Sonucr
trofen Oic Ocutide ruO Oie fronS0ii.
id)e Jiegierln9 Gin lle6ereinrommcu,
nm bic 6rciloiiuug 6eioericifigcr 81.
oil @eionecncr. CcmgerndB io0ien
oac ociltidcn 6roucL oic in 6runl.
reid iniernirt limo, mn ole ocutIdci
Nidnner ntcr II Sobreu imo ii6cr
80 Sobrc, iuie ole milit1riid llf-
tonglidIen Nl1nncr cine red)tmd6ac
anmortidoit bobcn. 6einiaeionot 81
wcrocn. SuSgeldloiicn iolcu Oic icin
breden begongen 81 boben.
6ranfreidI III Oieicm 0ertroa nidt
nodjgefomnielL inoem es elmer qro.
Ben sIn5obl bon Icuiidcn. beionoers
ans Gliab 9otbrinpeu oic gI6rciis
peruei9ert boi iutcr i6ncn and
5rouen mo ainOer. uno obne @riil-
DC oniiir oi5uge6en. Ccutide oic5.
beOiglidle Soriteluneen bo6cn icincu
Griolg ecjeitigi. Ges6ol6 Bat lid) sic
oelttIdc 8egicruna 5u Yergeltun0s
lnoBregeIn entihIonen. Sic luiro So,
nd6it POO ironjoiiibc Mdnner rmO
5roucn aus prominenten 8nmilich
aus iron5oiiidcn bon ocn Icuiidcu
bciebtcn @e6ieteu in '0oit uc6mcu H.
Oiele oonn uod CeuiidI1n0 icuocll
Oort ioueu iie ieiiee6olicn lucrocJ
bis oic Eciltiden ucIdc cuteeaenee.
lebt Dem llebcreinfommen icltpe6al'
ten weroen, nod Delitihlono 5uriid-
gelonOt iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
gInf iic6en Sa6re trpden.

" dmonO, ga., I. 9}ooem6er.
0as neue A3robibitions. .@cleb,
Our6 peI6es Der aonse Stoot
otroden" miro, trot Inn N}itternodt
IN Sraft. Eroboem ii6 bicle W8en.
iben ouf oen StroBen in Sollone'n.
gln5iigen uno in Den 8irtbI6aften
ieben lieBen, ipuroen nlr neniae Ser.
baftimgen borgenonmen.
9ie Frobibitioniiten 6ielten Gan.
es.@ottesoienite ob, air6enaloden
lditeten Gbordle ert6nten. Syn oen
SotelS unO Clubs murOe Der 9[b.
iGnitt bon Der alien Sronuna in
griInoDeri6ieoener ggeiIe aefeiert.
0ort UlrOe aii6 often Sous aeboIten,
nno in mon6en 6dIen puroen @e.
trdnfe frei Oeri1enft. Syn oen aeI.
lern iinO Sauienoe bon @aIlonen al.
fo6oliider @etrdnfe aiif6epabrt. 0ie
HegierlIngs Relerbotion 81 Slo
Foint Comfort purpe ebenfaas aufs
Srodene geiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02

&lIhts .@}iuiiter Baron Suiia.
ref,
@3iniiter fir ofientIi6e 9lrbeitcn
II Baron Grnfo;
@liniiter OeS Snneren 6rei6err
BON So6tinou
SonOeIs-@'iniIter - Gr. 5ron5
Stibral;
6iuan5-Miuiiter 8err aorI
0ierd;
Observation-Disclosures General,
Nioior @rnit Sdoiblc;
SonOuirtbidoitS-Nliniiier @roi
Glom-0inrtiilij;
@iinilter obue @orteieliille -2lid.
Gobr5pnsfi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
100000 5rants gcIammeIt.

@ % m, 1. globcmber. - goplt 8e.
neoift's 9lufruf an Die 9iidofe iiber
Die oon6e @eIt, 6ur SHlfe 9olen's
bei0nlteuern bot Oem @otifnn Oie
Summe bon 100000 Srancs Elm.
gctragen. Gieie Summe miro oem
9olcn.Gomite in Der S6pei5 iiber.
pieieu peroen our Siilfe Der giotb.
Iei0en0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
9ariier straNenbabn.gtrife bcenSet.

Baris, I. ylooember. Gie
Ilrifeuoeu 9lngeitellten oes StrnBen-
bobu. SDItems in Oen norOliden gor-
Itaoten 6abcn beilte, b0dIt befrieoiet
Oh oes 9orgebcns Ser gesieruug in
ihrem Sntereiie, beihloHen, iuieOer
CUR g(rbeit 5uriid5ufrbren.
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Dem 9(usitanOe 5u interbeniren, unO
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lout meIAem Die oberen @erpal.
tiinesbeboroen autotiiirt perOen, ir-
genOeinen offentliden 8erfebrsOienit
ieIbit 8u iibernebmen, foas iib oeIien
6ortfiibrime i'm Sntereiie Der natio-
nolen Sitberbeit als uotbmenoie er.
neilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
getradtIide 8ahI GipiIilIcn aciaNlei.

Sonoon 1. gloocmbcr. %rc'
mier 9Isqritb eob beute in eincr
idriitIiben 9lntwort ouf cine inn In.
terbauie geiteate 9lniragc befoiint;
p0ie 3obl Der eetoOteten britiiGen
@ipiliiten @eriuiuoeter uno ertrun'
fener, lit: @etootet ooer an @uaocn
ooer Shrcd aeitorbeh $50 Grtriu.
fen, 3014, Serlest, 1893"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02

g3odocm Oos @lei6qciui6t nun
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weroen ooB 0euti6lono I'M 9lleuit
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