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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-27
RRlTAIN.IN NO HURRY,
READY TO PROTEST.

Washington, D. c., July 26. "A com.
munication to Great Britain, dealing
with the principles involved in the
blacklist against American firms, is
practically ready and will be sent to
London within the next few days. Act
ing Secretary Polk discussed the ques.
ton with President Wilson today and
then returned to the state department
to complete the work on the docu-
ment. .n,.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-27

Baltimore, Nd, July 26. Ar
rangements to clear the German
merchant submarine Deutschland
were made late today by Capt.
Paul koenIg, commander OF the
vessel, who, 1t was said, personally
would 90 to the custom house af-
ter regular hours to secure the
necessary papers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-27
BRITISH WARSH|P
MAKES DASH, INTO
CHESAP PEAKE BAY
EVIDENTLY LOOKING FOF
DEUTSCHLAND; MAY HAVE VI
OLATED U. s. NEUTRALITY.

Norfolk, Va, July 26. The ar
mored cruiser North Carolina
weighed anchor at Old Point at
1880 p. m. and headed for the
capes. Two torpedo boat destroy
ers preceded the cruiser. 1t was
stated at Old Point that the three
ships were under orders to lay off
the capes until further instruc-
tIons.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-07-27
MEN ON BLACKLIST
WANT PRESIDENT
T0PR0TECT THEM
RESOLUTIONS CALLING FOR AC-
TIoN By THE GOVERNMENT,
TAKEN TO WASHINGTON.

New York, July 26.-Copies of reso-
buttons calling upon the United states
government to promptly bring about
the recall Of commercial restrictions
placed upon American citizens by
Great Britain were sent today to men,
bers of the senate and house of rep
resentatives and governors Of all the
states.
The resolutions were adopted by the
association to resist British domina-
tion Of American commerce, composed
of fifty or more representatives OF
firms and individuals who have been
placed on the British trade blacklist.
Maurice B. Blumenthal, counsel for
the association, left for Washington
late last night carrying a copy Of the
protest which he hopes to hand to
President Wilson today.
The preamble Of the resolutions
says that the measures adopted by
Great Britain are intended "to COM
pei American aid in destroying the
commerce of her adversaries regard
less Of consequences to American
trade or rights" .....,
It declares the facts upon which the
blacklisting WAS based were gained
by unlawful seizure, detention and ex-
animation Of American mails. Fear is
expressed that eventually Great Brit
ain may dominate the important COM.
merctal activities of the American
people. 1t is also stated that 1t Is
manifested that Great Britain's trade
ships cannot be accorded the hospital
ity of American ports or negotiate
commercial affairs with any American
citizen or firm on these shores "or
elsewhere" so long as other citizens
are restricted in their rights Of trade.
BRITAIN IN NO HURRY.
London, July 26.-Replying to the
request of Walter Hines Page. the
American ambassador, for expedition
of the answer to the American note
regarding the detention Of mails by
British censors, the British foreign Of
fee today said that the reply would
be sent to the United States as soon
as possible, but that Great Britain
still was comforting on the subject
with the French government.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-02-19

lied to sell at public auction or
private sale the mules and wagons
belonging to said district.
1t appearing to the loard that,
owing to an error, there is $500
in the funds of the riverside sepa-
rate road district belonging to the
read fluids of the second Judicial
district, it is ordered that the clerk
draw his warrant in favor of Citi-
zen Bank, County Depository of
said S53 90 OH the fund of the
riverside seperaie road district.
To the Honorable board of super
visors of Bolivar county Miss.
l have the honor to make the
following report to your honorable
BODY;
Most of my time during the
month OF January was spent in the
office work and Strengthening up
the office. l find the common
school funds for this scholastic
year to be very low. There will
just *bout enough money to run
up the white schools tour months.
I find that the ex superintendent
has issued pay certificates, before
going out OF office, to the amount
of SO, 552, 80 for the white schools
and S1S.l25.OO for the colored
schools. l find that it will take
about SIP $4,000 10 finish out the
white schools and about $1,975.OO
to finish out the colored schools,
l have issued pay certificates
during the month of January to the
amount Of So. 5)O.O0:to the white
schools and S452 90 to the colored
schools.
The superintendent recordbook
shows that we have forty nine
white schools aud one hundred and
seventeen colored schools i'll the
comfy. Three of the white schools
have not been opened during this
scholastic year.
l have visited the following
schools during the month of Jam
uary:
On January 10 | visited the Sill
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-02-19
$30.el7 81

This Feb, 1st. 1916.
Ordered that division of the said
funds be made accordingly.
To the Honorable Board OF Sup r
visors:
Gentlemen: ] herewith submit
vouchers for disbursement OF road
ana bridge Iund No 2 since your
las meeting. As the Valley Bank
has paid same, request that You
make warrant payable TO them.
Jan. 20, Rosedale Grocery
Co, invoice Jan IL S 22 As
Ian 20, Valley Bank l.. IL
Bass, pay roll week end
ing Jan 6~.-.--.--.. OF 95
Jan 20, Valley bank, l. H
Bass, pay roll Jan rs - 90 90
Ian 20, K N Jackson, rs
lbs nails, McLanahan,
Nov l 1-..-.. ------.---- .--..-....-. l 90
Ian 20, BUT Joint Nestaole
Culvert Co. inv. Jan TO-. 80 SO
Ian 20, Valley Aank, sundry
bills, l. H Bass..---....... II 25
(Coutinued on Page g..
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-02-19
S22r5O
State of Mississippi,
Bolivar county,

State of Mississippi,
Bolivar county,
In supervisors court of said State
and county to Feb. Term. 1916.
Gentlemen:-
AS physician to the Jail for the
second district of Bolivar county |
have had occasion to examine and
treat professionally, Dora Mere
eth, a arisoner in said Jail un1er
a sentence to pay a fine of fifty
dollars and ninety days imprison-
m INT, as 1 am informed, 1 give it
as my belief and professional opin-
ion that her physical condition is
to srender her at expense to the
county in that confinement endan-
gers her health and she is not
physically able to do manual la
Dor to the extent of paying for her
board for her keeping. Ireccom-
mend that she be discharged as an
inirm, having rlready been con
fined more than thirty days.
Respectfully,
A. A. Sparkman.
Physician to the Jail at Cleve-
land.
l concur in the above certificate
and recommend that the above con-
vict be discharged as infirm.
L. c, Dean, Sheriff.
BY L. E.aRoby, D. a.
concur in the above and believe
it to be the best interest of the
county that the above named con
vict be discharged as an infm con-
vict.
Will Daley.
Ordered that the above prisoner
be discharged.
Ordered that the re- 5am-
missioner Of the Phi
road district be an{
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-02-19

lers colored school and spent about
one half day in this school district.
The trustees of this school nee led
help The school was started off
right, and l understand it is run
hing nicely at present.
On January 10 | visited the Beu-
lah colored school and found the
school in very good shape, spent
quarter of an hour at this
school. ;
On January 10 I a'so visited the
Beulah white school and found the
school in file condition. spent
about one hour at this. school,
On January 10 I visited the
Bosedale .colored school. The free
school term had closed. I inspect
he school building and talked to
the teacher about one-hour. i
don't like the way the school is
managed,
On January % I visited the
Cleveland High school aud found
the school in fine condition. How
ever they need mole room. !
spent about one. hour at this SCHOOL
re. pectfully call the honorable
boards attentionn to the code. Sec
ton 44o9, relative to Office days OF
the superintendent where the
connty is divided into two ju-1
dcial districts; also to the fact that
I find no school map of the county
IN the supervisors's office.
Very respectfully,
Geo. H. Armstrong.
Ordered that -sa d report be
spread on thes minutes.
1t being maze to appear to the
of the Board, upon the
-orort of w. +. Litton, member OF
he filth supervisors district, that
que HATTIE Ross is pauper now
residing III fifth district. that she has
50 resided more than six months
this date in said district
and that she is unable to support
herself and has no one upon whom
she is dependent for support and
that she has no relatives charged
with her support.
1t is ordeted by the board that
the said Pauper, Hattie Ross, be
committed to the County Poor
Farm, and the superintendent OF
said Poor Farm is directed and re-
qulred to receive and care for said
pauper, as required by law.
Beulah. Miss, Jan. 2S, 1916.
To the Hon. poard of Supervisors
of Bolivar county;
Gentlemen; Having moved ou,
OF the county, feel that l cannot
legally serve as trustee, therefore |
tender You my resignation, to take
effect at once. | resign in favor OF
L. A. Brown, Respectfully,
Thos. II. Walton.
Township %. SEC. 16. X. 7. west.
Ordered that the resignation OF
T. H. Walton is accepted and +.
A. Brown appointed i'll his stead.
To ,ire Honorable Board of Super
visors Of Bolivar county:
Of the funds paid into the Cen
eral Road fund and on deposit wi h
,he Citizens Bank of Shelby be-
longing to the various districts, !
find that the following amount has
been collected and paid in, up to
Ian. 8, 1916, Of the tax for the fs-
cal year 1915;
Total amount pic in...$5O.o17. 81
This fund Is to be distributed as
follows:
District No. 1......-.....-....-S 69.3l
District No. ..... ..,........- 1,649.92
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-02-19
|EfED|Aes OF THE BOARD
February Meeting Held
at Resedale

ns9-
Continued fsom Last lssue')
uls of Mississippi,
Bdyar County.
hi Judiscial Districtrict.
/ lie Honorable Board of said
auty:
us understand free holders or
lass residents of the said county
udiuterested in the road hereinaf-
named, respectfully pray that
M Honorable body will appoint
nunissioners as provided by law
examine and view the road here
.t,r named and if they think
h same practicable, to Law out and
erk the road as follows to-wit;
Beginning at Kerg Junction, at
,ti.h point the Shaw and Benoit
hsd iutersects with the Southern
a,away known as the Napanee
Branch Of same on section lines di-
Tdng section 2 and II. Towns
nip 70 range 7 west, continuing
best on section lines dividing the
hloging sections; 2 and IL, 3 and
la4 and 9, S and 8 E and 7. Town
20, iange7 west II, Town
salp2l range 8, until intersected
WITH The Egypt Ridge road runu-
lHsflom Benoit to Greenville
And We respectfully represent and
Slow tiat the public interest and
|'onVenlence require that said road
slald out and opened as hereinbe-
bfs prayed for; aud we further
|saoV to your honorable Lody that
s'a load will run through lands
k''pslng to the following named
parties to-wit;
. l0onas Duncan, c. w, Melton,
! Ossyers, c. M. Weller, Mayfeld
|lanber Co., Mrs. NJ. f. Hughes.
n = Schnelder, Charles Holt, ].
y bscoe, Mis-, L. D. Pierce, J.
I Parkinson,
/, Respectfully submitted.
KS, Robertson,
: ! \. Jackson
:. D. Paterson
Albert Levick
\ !, : gresham
! 'faTslnson
!, ! = Key
! ! u : f'scoe
: = = Payne
! ), : McNema
II ns, Jaw
!, y ~ NC gresham
d ! R hughes q e,
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-02-19

the following articles for my Of
fee:
One standing desk and stoolSlS.00
Four window Shades ..-...--..---. 4 90
One duster - .. ... so
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-02-19

a.l,,e, County 9em'e'"
.,s postoffice at Roseda'e'
Co. y IS AL second,class matter
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-02-19

Prince Albert can &c bought
eperysDhere tobacco ia SOLD
IN toppy red bags. Sc; tidy
red tins, l0c; hondsoraa
pound and haif-pc1nd tin
hurnidoys and in chat classy
pound crysfai-siass Surnidor
wifh spo1se-rsoistener cop
that Keeps the tobacco IN
sgch fine condition
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

Wi. Nfcibcr q Gon,
7l4 glmerican BIog.
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30 Spni0sStr
9aloiUn a. 6rid,
800 $40 NeDior 8Ioo.
3. Aamiap Sarrg a. So, sue,
$40 1pntbsSir
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112 Chamber Of Commerce.
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225 Cft5ermnnsGir.
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1924 CiisiSeocrdlfStr.
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2oiunoeo & 1mnbur,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13


Yoris, 12. Suni.-- Ger offBielle
geridt ipelden oos Stricgsburealt
bcute 9lbeno befoutt gab, bat folgeu.
Den @ortlont.
n9lm rchten llfer ser 0toos rid.
tetcr oie 0elitIbcu mad, bcitigen
Notwithstanding oen ooH.
sen 9og unausgeicbte qlngriife ulf
imicre Stclhlng noroliA Scr 16iau.
mout.@efeiiiolngen Grob aller gln-
iircnguneen iiuo Der Seftigfcit Der
9lneriffe belt infer 5eiier Sen 6eino
iiberoll I'M Shan Seine 9erlitite
iporen iebr errit.
Gas gonlbor0enent oe6nte iid oil.
Beroen iibcr Die @eeeno ipeitltd5 rno
iiiolidj bon Sort @our aus iluo 5iI
ilniereu 3peiteii 2inieu I'M SoupilIe-
Gopennes.gl gl6iAnitt.
glm linfen llier mar AUDI 9Irtillerie
in G6Gtiofeit, ober fem Snfonterie-
9lueriff erfolete
Die ii6lidben &nnonaoen ipllroen
an Der goll8eu 5rout iort9eiest." !"
Ser fron5oiil6e q ta9mit.
tooSbcri6t.
Eoris, -. Suai Gen geipol'
tigen 9lrtillerie.adnlpien an Der
gerouu.5ront iino erneute oeutiHs
Sufauterie @oritoBe gefolet Ger
bette 9}odnittoa aiiSgeaebeue anitli'
DIE 9eridlt meIoet, Dab peitli6 non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
Sie(6odtn (6lr6t
9ie @ritcm in Oer Scc-
@dla6t.
0Sas beutitbe Sffi5ierc
6aritber ia9cn.

9cridte bon lle6erIebcnocn Der Oeut.
i8en areu8er ~cIbino unO
u6raaenlob". Gliding" mar
Itunoenlane Dem Geuer ser britt.
itbcn Dreoonouabts ausgeiett.
gurOe nidt Gin cin8igcs YaoI
ectroffen. gier8c6u stunOcn
uminterbrotben i'm @efc@t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

Sas @n6ifm mirO oebeten, ben 5ra6dm6-&un 81 inter
ten nOcm Oie @cridernss nfraGc enru Giaflern Oc
@s m5ed nor Der anaefa6rsn s@aAihnOc tcIcBbOnirt.
(5miSb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

Sort @ailr bic 0eilifdbcn gCiiern
gaaht eegen frmn50iiibe 9teIInneen
3u einem 9lngriff bor9ingen, Der ie.
bod gdrBlidl feblidlug Der 9iamu
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tells BON &erom miro bon 0en Geiit.
ideu fortgciest idaper beihoiIen
qeitIidj Der @loos ereignete iih
idNuere glrtillerie. 6dtigfeit in Der
gtod6aricboft BON G6attancoitrt
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9eridt iaet lit bel Der grploiiou Elm
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nno bier onoere iino ertriinten
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496 Gonuen uno III 1872 gebaut.)
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Taupfer ,gnr,~ cines Sdiiies bon
1912 Touneu iino bier 9elar0ei
poroen sic meloeu ooB ibr 5diii
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
1IebFr 1900 gnTTtm pefamorm penummen.


Berlin, Oa eOuoOn II San snf Der Cfrun madten rui
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beHO Der OOle g8ortlant oeSie6m:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
De- tilrRi[de 2seridt.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
"@0erPidlert 3eitiq"

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Ilefen TO- Snni 1916 bis 5nm TO- septembcr 1916
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

auaett e @uribluston.
ti0 epnnibcr Of Commerce.
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ylaurb 6 SOHnsllg- -geiniams q SBunips
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3O3 304 NcOicr Wlol.
9laiionnl GnrciD SO. OF %. g.,
Olnr NSnDs, WlaHnger.
4O2 linton Eruit @og.
4nrr Ac Xnrt,
2io 25i 6It@ermau.sir.
$. &. @oor a. GO, Snc.,
3O3 1904 Nencr 8log.
NbarlcS s. Nccpeo
115 CHAMBER 0i Commerce.
9iinll-Sndiuu So,
III GDam6er Of Commerce
g. g. Ndjarbipn & Suns,
f3-15 Jlort0aEtr.
Olioas, glpRmanu & Sunisr, Snc..
120 Glis@crnansStr.
Scbn q. 9lulier,
@ermania Sire Sni; Co., Geiu Dori,
23 pa 6ranilin 8log
9ilinm Smluh,
@ben Bog.
VI. 9. Scloen,
32 GoutbsGir.
~. T. Gbnnslforb e Co.,
1l7-121 91aniber Of Commerce
8. 8. spear 4 Co.,
1872 SrdHiln @lop.
Sianoqro gIuioeHi Snnance Co., Detroit
Wdd
y. :. &unnus, @eucrol9Iaeni
1902 glnercan 8loa.
@raut StDdhnm a GD.s
SO GpuibrSr.
6cfr 0l. eu0l0an, Sr &c 60,
100 Chamber ot Commerce.
SnDlrr q Co.,
0i1 ,SoeltN @Ioa
<unanc & 2unaiclluu,
10 OniliOr0fglbc
N. 2. xiucconac,
32 Suuib cir
lluitrb eiatcs Sibcnh e Ojnornum g.,
Nucal NCpts 100 GfAScrmausSfr
Niaas, HoRmann & Sumter Sne,
0cnrD Ni Mnrflelb,
tOl i03 epamber Of Commerce
9lrnitcao Mt. eebb
200 Ct R0ulGir.
gpei & g2cii,
223 Gft@rrnnnStr
Vpbitc 4 MicNurleO.
d03 40i glmcricnn Niog.
NJ gqul x euu,
80 GomncrceSir
II, ben 5raGI@ln6-@lun 81 inter
sS-9lnftrGgc ieinsn Niaflern iOiueit
SahIHituuoe teIcp6Onirt
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-07
Observation-Disclosures .llll19SNG
ASyslss ,~eetex,iG!sls City

Observation-Disclosures
? AYTulsr ,pAetNxnp4 5be City
CoUac0- -ks1d-ss-sAe-eou
rooms last Tuesday night Present.
1sE6r 'ifiiems6, Cod6eiMeh Deich.
Austin, DySy Ciay y&An' and Poole and
City. Clerk Wagser.it Phe minutes of
the ilast ueeiiaG were read BY the
clerk and We're approved. The mat
ter OF thea nummy >POlicesneTH that
haze heeA placed at the intersections
OF Main street in the busiAess sec
ton was given considerable discus
sion and the question off passing an
ordinance requiring drivers, OF autos
and other, vehicles. to drive to the
right and make square corners was
taken up. After considerable dis
cussion it was decided by the coun-
ell to find out the public sentiment
on this question before taking any
further action. The 'fO.;owing bills
were allowed and The council at-
journed:
Power House and Maintenance Fund
Union Pacific Railway Co,
'freisht.. etc. -. $2I23l
Union Pacific Railway CO.
freight, etc 9...t.... 4. .f"74 81
Natl Fuel to-, coal .. .1T.t167 SO
Westinghouse Mfg Co. trans ! .'i..
/ formers and meters g.1 -. $3.50
Continental Otl Co., OF - :. T. 42,27
Nose, Ferguson, b snling coal ii
!, sEc.r .. =. y. .g"u.!. -. p. iS4S."3
c. H. Lent Aug. salary .'mA,A La" 90
c. F. Richardson, Aug. sa@s d>"75. 100
Jas. Law, Aug. salary, .lo,.r, 1870
Albert oliyssHi, Aapg. salary1,... .so'o 90
W, H w., BFoYn, plumbing lyuE ~ u.
and labor n, ?, s:rh 'g'o' - ,s Z , 80 .
Dye Bros. supplies ~. 20
Fischer Bros 'sh7pptfes. g = Haas
Roffs0h 4 Hehdr{cks,, fifs11r 'f - =
ance premium ........... 141 so
l.el mr. General FWsssl
G. II. IA Hsfinn painting street,
Il r siHnsI 10 .'s.i Is s.s 80 - &a f20.O0
| Dye Bros, supplies =. -. ..sen At 90
Elmer Ferguson, street work $50
Power house .EpNS, S4hht-
drantsafor fire. prPteetion rum
:, .Mr, City .t .,,;a,Te IL. ~, go
G.. En- Hap bricks, I'd ,qAartera y, ryun-
?, $AlaEA =. .~,srs .--r. -uI. ~ 's1S-V'
Luke Williams, salary. street.n, 10
work. etc. 4S.50
Nose Furgesen, street work. 1857
w. NJ. Hileman, street. work $50
c. II. Lent. salary ae4 ief 1000
j. c. Wagner salary as city
clerk 81 -y............ $500
]. 0. Millefblacksmithing. 10
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-07

Mrs Gertrude sterys4c cY..o, 4as
been i'll With a severe case of cry
SPELLS is>reported- as improying.
returned to their home in IIoIdyi!le
Nebr last Sunday.r1Then had visit
ed :Julesnlrg relatives Tor rthe psst
week. !: L.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-09-07

!MrH' Gar rti d q: SAsa flor raliIrneE.on
WptiHes dayn from NfstrfCOl0., where
si!e,'1k5 been nisitits Tor the rAsr
iWO-tw neks.. , n tEaiI no I'll J
rlr- 7i.l aLIu- -4uAu~ tr =
,Wrnr NE.lscHbdt, 'aflI 4 ,e+;te+ Hth "
thtrra Ne,7' duer'Froni Nhnalisd ""Ft
Ter day e1trdlrsa citing TB rFsilftss m iJuIas1
,fury- + y 81 rETTess1GeT r r. ~