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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
MntteS Niitte(.

Gin por5iiglibes @cjcpt ecgcn
3o6ni1mer5cn iii @biSfcp, cine gtiis
tumobiliohrt mo t2 shmoen &u6e
olti scr 9ritidjc i'm 8oli5eigcpabr
lam. imo ooS lit inlgei66r 9lacS. diif
Oos iib Der iinge Sorner gomaro
Sabcn bciinnen faim, Der nodb 9olii.
more FAM iun iid) cincn Sobil 5ie6en
5il l1licn, Ser ibm ertieblid)e 5d)ucr.
sen bercitet 6aite. @bc cr abcr Ocn
3obnar5t oniiuc6tc, trnnf iic6 Sabcn
Nft6 an oomit CT oicie 4Sro6cSlir
ai6 geinbrloS ii6crite6cn fonntc Bel
Dem 1rilfcn non @biSicp ipitr0c or
ciii auocrcr Ncnidl. "a mr Der an-
Ocrc @}clid, alid @ineil trinfcn nrib,
tralf Saben nit ben onoercn Wicn.
idbei cincu MbisfeD nod oem olloe.
rcn. @ci 0icieu 8eriudb, Oen Ednon
9(lfobol imjubringcl iuterlag obcr
Saben lrno ieiii Gico1d)tnib ncrlieD
i'm. Scbr critaiult mar cr, 5il crfabi
rcn, oaB ibn YiorsenS liiil , lIbr rin
G6nuiienr bci Nar goIiSciItotiou db.
ocic6t bate. Sabeit crtldrtc ocnl
9lid)tcr, oo6 ieinc 3obridlmcr5cn icsi
nericbmlmoai icien. 9lihter SanIcr
crfarnic al, SaB oos sO1ittcl por5iig.
lie1 acipirft bate, cirpfabl Dem JIM
gen Mom ober nid)t ipieoer nit
3abnidner5en uad) Baltimore 81
foHrnen, luornnf or 0enielbcn plcies
lldl lallicn lieD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
gldltsia Aahrr aft.


gti Nrciiag luirN 8err Spcpb
zopneboru III 0er SSobuung ieincs
1phncS Mrn. :. 5onncborr lcincn
SO &cbautStog i'm areiie ieilcr Ga
nilIic DegcbcH. 0os @eburtstagsfin0
iii GIN NntOer uou @enrp Sorleborn,
welrber fiir5lib BEN 30. Nieiieniteii
auf oer GroeuIaliibaba Nlriidgclaat
llat Scrr 5oicph Scenchors iycl
t3cy allS Nreiieu5aN pel Nrdatinrt
h N' 'tu,lsiil III. fam oIS ! Sobre
alsa staGae usdl slmal.u 2'iS Yor
Is NlAreH eciris5 Scr SManeborit
cin MaauisllwmaarGlS SeiNHit III
Cumberland mo ipg or 6 Sa6rcit
nol y'ol.itsorc i'm mit isiucn gra.
Gar NSaaNicn jcin 81 f3Hlrn ZIG
Eaatilie luir0 ic1 anlGhliA Olcler
1eicr 5lhlnrien iin0et imS ipiro
Mld 6ral Scnns ycip5arr ans liau
sDori, cine Sdlmciier Der Scrrcn
@onucborn crp0rtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
r8eiangoerein (Sidlcnfrunj."
NiOntOs, 10. Wldr5 1916,
Stiftnnssfeit
9lms. Boebcl's Soollc.
glnr fir MitglieOer.
(Da1r5i2-3)

li;ci1crift ocn @jroBeeidnuorenet
iibcriDiCien. Gle 9lc0er buiicn oi5e
9cbcn onb tie Stidon iiir bic Ginlo'
iims pon Eidnoern bis 80 Gro5cut
3inicn jnblen mubten
'Sotoic @eriponOti@uit
iott.
0ml iciuer Shlpdgcriu Iur0e
Sronf Grosti bon g2r. 62f, Suo.Iir-
bant StraBe, nod elmer @iribid)dlt
gcionOt. lint ocren Giattcn mad Sollle
jn 6ringen. Gic beiocn @riiocr gerie
tben oariibcr lit cinril Strcit mo
lptlroc Grnsfi ocrbofici. GcIiern
Daorgcn ipnroe or BON @if)tcr SnlitD
in Scr oitIidei 9oli5ciItoiion nit 81
lnS Soften beiiroit. Scinc SAiud
gcrin iino iciu 9rloer porcn BEL
Dem @crbor nitt cricbiencu Gro8fI
crtlorte. ooB CT nit icincr eou5ul
8eripouotihait ni6tS mc6r 81 t1tm
baben fDollc.
Gantburcr 9(rrcitont.
En cr iitJ IN ciuem &onoelbilocr'
Sbcater iInanitonoig benommen bal
te ipuroe 1eitcrn Charles @cbharoi
uon, Or. l2i gloro @rooowop. poi
@idtcr git6 III scr 6itliden Eoliiei'
itotieu nit $9 lno Soften beiiraii
@cbbarot erfldrt, 6aB ser Goli5ilt
| NIT iSiner 8crboiilno icine 9iIidt
get5an babc lino beoanttr iid5 0oiiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13

id1itiatc lld) Sr. ySnlole tolt alIS'
idlicBlid nit 9ilm'S retboriidcn9Sro.
0ulicn sic ioit 0ilrdJlucg aus NCil
Rc0cli bcriibnltrr @ldmer gcito1Ien
ieicn. 3im 9elueiic iciuer 9cballp'
tuna las ser @eOuer pcridicOcne glbs
ibniite ats Sen 9cri6tcn bieiigcr
3citltugcu iiber oic %rcoigten 9iI.
lp'S umo mlBcrOenI bic OieSbc5iIgli'
den Sriginalrcoelt Dor ocncn 9iuD
icinc 0Ieiitcsergiiiie crtnommcn.
Ibciluciic bate 9iIlp cs tbatioGlid)
nod uid)t cinnol fiir notbg gc6al.
ten Oic geringiie 9lbGnocrung iril
gqortloute porjime6uen, ST.. gSih0lc
crfldrtc, ooB CT iiber Oicic 0let1o0e
Ocs Sun SlnOoD iciner5eit eiueA
fur3en 9lrtifel I'M rSconocIalt" perof
fcntlid6t babe, uoroui1in @illp ipe.
nigitcuS ocn @crild) gcmodt IQbc,
0ie @coanfen jener Nianlicr in icine
eigcncu gSortc 5u flciOcn CiclcS
llntcrncbmcu lei ibul u6er 9rimolit
niBluugcu. 9iaD's 9leoeu icien uiib
geicblid} gciAiiet, inlo iouNt ieien Die
9ieocn in gSirflidfeit 5lueimal gcieg4
lib geidiibt
0ieicr 9icbitobl iei bod 5peifel.
los cbenIo 5a Deroomuien mir oas
5tcDlcn irgeno cines onocrcl @5uteS.
D2on Ioac nid)t Dereeiien, OoB man
i'm Eobcrnufcl mir eincn &upogci
Bort. 0ur6 oic @ibel ici SeOeni
ousorildlih crloubt iein @clo nod
eiocnem @elicbcn ous5iseben mo
um oieie @rluubniB ST. ipe5ii5iren
lei cytra gciagt onB mou orh @ei1
oofiir foufcn fonnc. @ott gcItottt
ms ulio, @clO fit Bier utO gBein
ars3ugcbcn, uno ginp 5imOnp mollt
bcrbicten, mas @ott crloubc. o9iIh
nil SShuen cr51blcrl oaB or fir @oti
Ipriht," crflGrtc Ser 8eoner 9luaD
reno or in 8irflidfeit fin 8robibi
ton mo 3erItorune pcriorIiHei
sSrci6eit ipridt SD fomnic om raG
ltcn Sonntog mieOer uad 9aItin'orl
unO wcrOc bier an v@lorpIaltO Tbcd
fer" ipreten.
sSf bite gle. S6rc Brohibitioni
itcu 6rcinOc mlf5uforoern bir5ei
81 fonuneu mo iljrc Yibel mitiii
bringcm Oontit tie an Ocr SduO Oei
gSortcs @ottcs meme gpbaiptlnlgel
lpioctIegct ioIlcn. Stbcr dntb ih tpcr
oc eiili9e 6rdgen itelleil lno III Oe
9ronhportimg ocrielben pcroc ID
iDuen cine game gSodc 3cit gebcn.
3iun SdlilB erorterte Der 9icoue
nod)mals bic slrgiunente Ser 4}robi
bitiorsreOner mo crfldrtc. oaB oici
2ciite oic gauge Grobibiiior5irng
BON cinem ioIid)en @ciitiSplmfi
GUS uiliioiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
SSraclitidJcr GOnsrcf.


Gic SSraclitiibc Gon9rcB Sraall'
iaticu bielt seitcrn i6yc Sisml9
a6. &oldItiuo ioll Oen SSSrac'
litcu iiberIaiicn wcrOcn Wcnc
rol,Gonarcb in @aibington.
N|aIicupcriantmllmo i'm nSiPp0'
bronze
9ic critic sisune ser iiioliac''
@onpcntion Der SSrnelitiid)ei eol''
greB Organization in Der nSorao'
SoIlc" All ser 0It.goltimore.StraBe
,puroc gcitcrn @orntittog BON Dior
riS 8reilidoif m SteIle ocS crtrani-
ten GoriieenOen &cdtsomunIt Slll.
3. &ceicr BON @ai6ugton croilnel.
glnipraden 6ielten Tr q. Strtlll
IiniO Or. s., SciSel. 9llsomn wnrOc
cinae6cuo oorii6cr OiSfutirt, Oh oen1
ocmuod)ft ltottiiuoOeuocn Scucrol,
Gongrcf sic Gorlooc uilterbrcllel
,lucroen ioll oob @olditino nob ocn'
@riegc ocn SSsroelitcn iibcrlancl'
lueroen loa Serncr ipluoen Die 6e1
Icgaten fiir cine GouicrelB, oie ~
9hilooelpbio obgebolter miro, De'
melder oaS Gotum fiir Den @enerol-
@ouoreB ieItgelcgt mcroen milB, OIL
getuipicr iitb ii6cr ciucu &lntt Dor'
5ubcrciteu. Sic Gelc9oten mlr0en
gcItrrn 9iohitttoo nouinirt imo lper'
oen in ciucr ipotcrcn Scriommluns
crlpGblt.
Eic jnr 3cit tagcuoe GonUcntion'
all Der ungef1br 200 Gelegoien poll
@irginicn, ggeit girgincn, Iiitriit
Columbia, @ii0 Carolina mo D}a'
rplan0 ibcilncbmclt lit III @irtlidj
fcit mr cine pr6IilninGrc 8crioulnl'
liing lur @orbcrcitnug Der Gonuen'
1 tion III 46iIaoelpbia. Ger @cneral-
! GcnarcB tuit0 jeScniallS In @aibina-
ton obgcbolicn ipcr0cn. Ger @rlino
Der @eranitQlting Oco Gercrul.Gon'
! grclies it, Die gIniicbten scr IL gImc-
rifa Icbcuocu Ssroclitcu 81 6orclb
lucldle odnu nadl @ecnoi9uug oeS
aricgcs bci ocr Gonucntion Der per
icbicocnen gIationcn porgeIeat Dcr'
Sen ioIlen.
! Iie 2ofdl 9oupCition purOc &C.
4 itprn Abcho nit ciitcr Maiieu.Ser'
lannihing inn ,,Sippooromc" becuoct-
| Gie Heoncr lDdren. Or, a. Girtiii,
| ". Goldberg GongrcB 9Ibgeoroueier
SSiooc 9icsrl &ihtcr Dlilton StraG-
Burger, 5rou .. 4cusncr unO Er. 6.
Gorp Or. Cigar 9. 5rieocnwolo
iiibrte oen @oriit.
Sine RcioIution, oaB Die Sntcrel
len ocS isroelitiidbcu &olfcS bei ofll
6rieoensconfercn5en uertreteu n
ioIIteit iuitrOe NIT oroBem gIppIouS
ciiritimmig angcnommclt Tic Scr
Inmmliuig iplrOc BON Or. GOgar6ric
Oenlpalo geleitet.
Tic erlpdblteu 0elegateu hir DC
Convention in 96ilaoelp6in iino: Or
SarrD 8ricoeuirolo, Ssruel @ombo
rom, SSSrneI 9rooic, Or. S. 2. Sel
DEL 8. .. Smotritsfv imo @i. Y
ScIonfow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
ySroGiinnsWrians. Sercin."
tgroHer @lasfenbal(
9ipntag, Oen i3. Wdr;,
giarrg'c SGie, 143 w. .Saltimprritr
Gartr 25c. 8crtlOyilc 9srciie.
(Qldr55, II -
irilr Gin Neinaetranf.

Ine bon e}co. @imt1er gcbrnilte
9licr iii oos bette. giclc @ciri6eiler
hon @icr crtldreit Oai; cS irgcno ci-
nem crittlaiiigcn anSldu6iid1cn Bier
gIcidiomnlt. 5craoc oaS Ting iiir
ocu 5onlilicngcbrmIcb. 6cinItcs 9lro.
5ua. better Scidmad uno iebr ndDr.
fraitig Iirctt pou Ser 8railcrci
orrc9 eic ncucn Nlaihineil oberiiilH,
NuoourdG. abioIntc RcinDcit geiidcri
apiro aiitc $i.00 @bonc. @oIic 20.
GNuiil8,l5i9,lo, TO-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
iIuscr6aItnras.g .gp,ausiIer.

glnohoritm" glS 2jon e:le 5te,
.Golouinl3 gSall0clhil0cr. EeuilDlnlp 8
arofc SmG0lcli
.,Eorb'c" Abe Biri0 0t NainH"
ldn1cin" oclip Brrio"
.,pipyppremr r"--g,auncpluc mo g9nubclhilber.
,.JNnmnuo" llduoepiue nHo g9anoelhilocr.
,NlnNtMiabemlc" come AabD"
yHici0yia" 8Mocoilie uno 9Sanpclbilocr.
glNtjebuiea %cahoonsJleetal Sreiiag. cen
i7 9Nill, / llbr ynMmluNaS
,eirlangpcrelH NldeHfrdns" NlOHiag, ocn
I9 WldrS zliifaqSielt iH .@oebel5 safe"
,NfinuqOercn Nrphiiuu" Ulonlaa, ben i3,
.Q,irl Ni0sien0all IN ,tdrrne puuC~.
,(8tuuaRln- -9urnutreiH" DhiipoD, ocn i5.
Mly3 WinSicubau IN , NdrrN's 0auc".
,,Vrltggfbnnb" Uatnuo6, ben 92 Mdrj,
GROCER p0irioiiiNer SNmiileuiebru0 IN ber
tiorfpdIie GalicH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
lrlrarapIiidlrr MeiIerberidlt.

ghiS 0Qlt iibrigcli gunoeSs@
@robaNhlngs. .Stotionen wlroeu Die
iolgcn0cn uieOrigiten IcnIprratlircL,
oic mu 8 llbr gcitcra 9lbeno bcrri6.
ten bcrihtct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
lcridIi 0c8 Baltimore Mrtttr6mrcans


Ter 6cu6tigfcits9c6dlt Der 2uit
iuar G2 Bro5ent iuu 5 ll9r @lorgcu5
limo 5G Rro5eut inn s llbr glbcnoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
edliHatarten

BON rmS uat IcltitbIuro mo &C.
lterreid).ltnsoru iiber 9lotrrOam pno
9lep Dorf. gcloicnOiinacu nah Gu.
ropa.
EbsO. $. 1ieuer & Gu.,
2i7 Eit-@aIiimDre- Cir,
-MorSi3--) 2l3 GaS.grOaSMdh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
WlaDor YrritDn mttcrSicbt iidl flciucr
Operation.

Aliauor SoneS s. {geiton bat iiib
guiteru III oaS yG6urd Some duo Sn'
iirmarD Soipital1 beBcbcn niiiiicny
I'M iih oprt ciltcr fleincu Gperation
81 tuter;iebcn. Gr bdttc bercits lGit
cinigeu 9asen uidbt feline sSobnuiig
ucrloiicn fonurm ga or on 9citigcr
GrtGlhna gclittcn bate, mo ais
Solgc ecS Aronfieius Bate iih bct
&rl Grciiou i'm Njciid)t ciiraarblm.
tcl gcbiIoet, Der jest olli opcratipcnl
Mege cltierlt per0cn miro. Scrr
9SreItou 9oiit i'm Snlic oiclcr gSodc
iom icinc glmtSpilihtcn I'M &atbbauS
picocr aiiiicbncn 81 f0nneh mo
miro pobl nod citeln oOcr 5lpci Ia.
zen Na2 SSolpiial ncrl1iicn tonncn
Srstidc EeiscrreidliidIe uHO llusu'
ride 0riegSanlcileu.
100 Wlarf nno 100 0rOucn anfiuGrts.
SGeu. s.. Tiruer a. Ciu.,
III Dit.y'uItimOre.Str.
(Wl1r5t3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13

ylnt6
s.le 1lOracns lniO SOC gIOcNOs.
%nHOrs'1epartcment fir SaHOluirtg.
limit -gHctter.NnreaM.
.glmSiidJtrn.

Sir @lorDlon0 ino 6cu 3iitritt
0olimbia beutc t6eilpeiic bcpOlft,
etuos marmer iiiOneitlihc sSinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13

sine nl1Bige St0rlng BON Dem
conoOiiAcn gioroipeiten, ipeldc licl
ii Ser gladt central iiber Der @cor
qie 9ai beiono. Dot Iofolen Sdnec
IN ocn Gee Regioncn berporeerlien.
Ieidtcr Negcn iiel III Ocm ipcItiihen
gsoi6ington ituo uorOpeitlihcn @Por-
talio, mGDrrnO III onocrcn Gbeilcn
0c9 9anoeS ooS gScitcr bcitouOig,
nit ciuenI Stacbloiien oeS 0rldcS
mar nit glnsna6me bon Qototo mo
.0lnnciot1. gSeitlic6 bon Dlinneiota
lit cs ctmoS fGlter iinO iiber ltormoI
lcurm IN GaliioruierL 0lcpoon mo
6loriOo. SSn Ynnlo 9lriS, prrOc
ciuc 1crnpcrntur bon 100 @rno &C.
nciicn. SofoIcr Shnce oocr Ncgen
luir0 6cutc IN 9lor0 @Sihieou. 9lew.
Nort rno 9leit Gnalono iallcu, pel
Ncm porncs Ncttcr on Dicniiog fol-
Gen mir0. peltc ipiro Is III oen at.
luntiihcn um0 Colt Staotcii poriner
icm luro ctinas fGltcr om 1iciitaG
III 9lcll GngianO inlo Den niittal
ailantiihcu Stootcu, glir Gicniing
miro cS mariner III 0cu iioatluuti-
iMcu Gtaotcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13

st6pnnmlm, bic etu ,,HmlfdBtn NorrtipeM.
Otnlrmp iildi pnnltlldl Dpef nnrgatlmann trs
bniitn, llnb gtbtitn, ber Eftire bnuOm per Stft-
Sbcu pbtt idrlhlid @liithtllnng 5n mndisH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
Grr gsrltfricg 6cntc uor cimeiu
Salr-
Glad Sem @eridt DeS N@dlMcn
(ScupralitabS.)
t3. @l6r3 1918.

CScneruNiNb9.)
81 oc.l aarpai9cu ishcitcri
itarfe rRiiiiAe g(uariiic oni Der
Troat Sipfoncr llS5oicr @aB,
cbcuio i'm aanpiscbiet ocr Gad.
ihcn 5iiOorince ON Spinin inI
Gportai imO bci gAus5folp.
III 5iiooit @oIi5icu hrchcl
iiiolih ron 1tanislnns uclic rnis
iiiCbe 9lugrilic inter iAmeren
9crliIIlcn silamncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13

y@ermnMin-S -SnrnDerciu".
0jrOfcr Wiasfcnbaa 9nrrI'S palle,
&cit.gnltimOrc.Str. 9littiuOdl Is.
NlGri. Giu;cl- nnS ejrnpptuprriie.
(@}or5ii-15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-13
Dlo6grlleIlt.
e---------
. lily SnnOab iticDIt gti.
nigcs Gigentbum.
|rtldrt G1as. u. 09inSle
in MISUNDERSTANDING

gim nic6tS meter ais @apagci
scinc shlaser icicu 9icOcn be
riibntcr qRancr cutnommen.
9luDonocr gdaig's olS @c9ner
Der oroaniiirtcu slrbcitcr bc8cid
net. ssmOlc iorOcrt sunOo9
noamolS sur Gcbottc berals
SSirO uaditcn sonntao wieOcr I'M
.alarplono E9eoter" iprcdjcn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
FRIENDS DESIRING
WILSON Will RUN
Gives Ohio Consent to Use Name as
Presidential Candidate
UNWILLING To ENTER CONTEST
Presidents Definition Of Attitude Is
Expected to Bring Out Follow
ers and Open a Campaign
in His Favor
UNWILLING TO ENTER CONTEST

Washington, Feb. 15.-President
Wilson consented formally for the
first time to the use Of his name as
a presidential candidate in the
coming campaign. At the same time
he declared he was entirely unwill-
ing to enter into any contest" for
denomination.
This definition of the presidents
attitude, in line with the plans of
his political assistants, is expected
to bring into the open the campaign
being made in his favor throughout
the country.
Mr.. Wilson's declaration was
made in a letter to the Ohio secre-
tary of state, who had written that
candidates for delegates from that
state to the national conventions
must signify their choices for presi-
dent by February rs and that no
presidential candidates could be
named in that connection without
their consent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
u. s. SUBMARINES
WORTHLESS GRANT
Points Out War Has Proved Value
of Big Undersea Craft
WOULD ABANDON PRESENT TYPE
Military Committees of Both Houses
Draft War Bills While Naval
Committee Continues
Hearing
WOULD ABANDON PRESENT TYPE

Washington, Feb. 15.-While the
house naval committee continued
its hearings on the navy a%ppropria-
ton bill, the military committee of
both houses prepared to begin draft
ing the measures they will propose
to strengthen the army.
Rear Admiral Grant, the subma-
rine commander and the first sea
duty officer to appear at the hear
ing, told the house committee he
believed the present type of Ameri-
can submarine should be abandoned
and only large boats, of at least 500
tons surface displacement, be con
structed in future. 1t was boats of
this size, he said, which had done
the most efficient work for the
German navy in the present war.
Limitation Of cruising radius, I'M
seaworthiness and other limitations,
he said, made it advisable to build
only submersibles of the 1000-ton
fleet submarine type, of which three
have been authorized and none is
yet complete.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
374 DROWN WHEN
CRUISER SINKS
French Ship, Admiral Charner, Goes
Down Off Syrian Coast
ONE OF ENTIRE CREW SAVED
British Steamer Sprfngwell Bound
for India Torpedoed Without
Warning Off Egyptian
Coast

Paris, Feb. 15.-Three hundred
and seventy-four lives were los
when French cruiser Admiral Char
ner, a 1850 ton boat, was sunk of
the Syrian coast. The dispatch con
firming the loss of the cruiser said
that only one nan out of 975 aboard
a saved.
London, Feb. ia dispatch
from Malta states that the British
steamship %Springwell, bound for
India, has been torpedoed without
warning and sunk. The crew was
landed safely.
The Springwell was a steel screw
steamer of 5593 registered tonnage
out of New Castle.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
CONCORDIA PLANNING FOR
NEW 100000 HIGH SCHOOL

Concordia, Feb. 14.-At the reg
ular meeting of the board of educa-
tion 1t is expected that plans will
be completed for a new and modern
high school building costing about
100000. Members of the board
have just returned from an inspec-
ton tour of the state securing data
for such a building and in the near
future it is believed they will make
the announcement asking for bonds
covering a new structure at the
spring election.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
EACH BANQUETER'S SOUP
CONTAINED Ia CIR, ARSENIC

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Analysis of
the poisoned soup which made one
hundred widely known guests vio-
lently i'll at a banquet rendered
Archbishop Mundelein here last
Thursday night at the University
club, has been completed by DR..
Frederick o. Tonney.
The analysis showed that the
guests who partook of the soup
missed death by a narrow margin.
The poison used was white oxide
arsenic. Doctor Tonney said that his
estimate showed that the portions
served each guest contained one and
one-half grains of the drug.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
Bullet Shot Away Appendix

Pittsburg, Feb. 15.-Martin Sen
idarsic, who lives near Arcadia.
never will be troubled with appen-
dictis. Senidarsic was in Gross and
participated in a shooting scape.
Someone shot him The bullet half
severed his appendix. Surgeons in
a hospital performed the rest of
the operation. The wounded man has
a fair chance to recover.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
MINER, sWENDLED OF HARD
EARNED SAVING, I'LL SELF

Pittsburg. Feb. 15.-Valentint
Izlaker, a miner of Breezy Hill, saw.
ed his money for many years and
had $4,000. He invested in land. Re
Gently he was told that the eserva
ton of mineral and switching rights
made his land valueless. Izlaker
discouraged, d%isheartened and pen.
niless, returned to his home last
night and told a friend he was go
ing to shoot somebody. A few min
utes later he shot and killed him
self.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
GRAND MATRON OF o. Il. S.
DIES SUDDENLY AFTER TRIP

Bradford. Pa, Feb. 14-Mrs. Bata
"A. Mills, aged S., grand matron Of
the General Grand Chapter Eastern
Star, died suddenly at her home
here. She recently returned from 4
trip to the Hawaiian islands. where
it is believed she contracted a fever
which, with complications. resulted
in her death. Mrs. Mills was grand
secretary of the Eastern Star Of
Pennsylvania for fifteen years.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
NlPPED ATTEMPTED ESCAPE
OF TWENTY-ONE PRISONERS

Winfield, Feb. 15.-Twenty-one
prisoners, led by Harry Retlow. UNI
der sentence to the penitentiary for
horse stealing. made a desperate at
tempt to escape but were frustrated
by the timely arrival of the sheriff.
They had cut through the bars of
the inner cage and were at work on
the bars of the outer door when dis
covered.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
TEN DROWN WHEN BRITISH
CRUISER STRIKES MINE

London, Feb. 15.-The British
cruiser Arethusa struck a mine off
the east coast of England. 1t is
feared the statement adds, the yes
sci will be a total wreck. About ten
men were lost in the sinking of the
cruiser.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
COST $4.71 TO SEND 45C
WORTH OF FLOUR ABROAD

Chicago, Feb. 15.-Five dollars
and sixteen cents is what it cost
Sol Goldsmith of this city to send
nine pounds of flour to his destitute.
parents in Nuremburg, Germany.
When Goldsmith heard of their
plight he bought the flour at a gro
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
Munition PLANT Wrecked

Schenectady, N. ". Feb. 15.-The
munitions plant of the General Elec-
trio company was wrecked by a fire
Monday. The blaze was finally ex-
tinguished by the company's private
department and no report was made
to the city police or fire authorities.
Officials withheld all information
concerning the fire.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
ARKANSAS FLOOD SUFFERERS
LACK FOOD RATIONS

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. Is
Judge Harry Cook of Chicot coun-
ty t%elegraphed that rations for 1000
flood sufferers for two weeks were
needed Immediately at Lake Village
and vicinity. Aid will be required
rapidly at other points in the coun-
ty, he said.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17

been allayed. Now the growers are
optimistic that the severe cold has
frozen the Hessian fly eggs. There
is a strong evidence, however, that
if the fly isn't killed it will prove
a great n to the crop this year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
KILLED HESSIAN FLY
BELIEV EHARD FREEZE

Hutchinson, Feb. 15.-Fears of
the farmers in the wheat belt that
the sheet of ice and snow which
came with the extremely low tenn
peratures of the fore part of the
month, would hurt the wheat, have
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
1O1 MILLION U. s. POPULATION
Western States Lead Union I'm Their
~ Growth

Washington, Feb. 14.-Census
bureau experts estimated that the
population of the United States on
January /, last, was 1O1.20S,S15
and that by July 1, it would be 1922
O17,302. Western states have led in
growth, Washington heading the list
with Oklahoma, Nevada, North Da-
kota and New Mexico following in
che order named.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17
Voted $40, 600 Road Bonds

Springfield, Mo-, Feb. 15.-The
Buck Prairie special road district
near M%arionviIle voted $4,000
bonds for road building by "a vote of
$40 for to Al against.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-17

Gerry, paying As cents. When he
took it to the postoffice to send it
by first class mail he was told the
charges would be $4.71.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Curry, of
Luverne, visited relatives in the
city Tuesday.
Treasurer Doe and wife, of
Sherbrooke, have been attend.
ing Chautauqua this week.
White Sewing Machine for sale
at a bargain, practically new.
Call on McLaughlin.-Adv.
Register of Deeds Gilbertson
is a regular visitor from the
County Seat this week attend.
ing Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Smith
were among those who returned
the end Of last week from a few
days outing at Cotton Lake.
THE Immortal Flame, a Zen,
it'll feature film, will be present
ed at the Bijou theatre Saturday
evening" This is a five reel pro-
ductiol. featuring Maude . ealy.
The parties who went fishing
at Cotton Lake last week re-
turned aud the editor and fami-
ly were among those who en-.
joyed Il delightful dinner featur.
ing fried fresh fish on Friday.
The '''sr ball team went to
Devils Lrkr last Thursday after
the An,ta game and we're sched-
uled IT, play lwn games there
with the Knox team which is
playing !|r"'e during Chautau-
qua but rain prevented either
game from hein" played. The
boys rrturn+l lHri;Iay evening
on the 1: .in.
Ham, 4 I'd r,mn over Friday
evening, Ia wy conclusions with
the lOc.;I i...!l 'r,m and our boys
outplaA i :i,..n in all depart
ments. Charlie Holstein pitched
for the %,,.llr team and got away
nicely. i'n' score was Hope g
Hannah! INC game woulC
have br~n il shut out but fOl
some rnF%rl fielding in the las
innings