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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22
Headed by Mayor Lotion, Members OF
the Old Squad Get Busy and
Make Air Ring With
Music.
USE OLD INSTRUMENTS
Drums Belonged TO Fellows In 1888
Who Escorted the Rockies
: and Regulars to the
Train.

The martial spirit in Keokuk was
given a big boost last night when the
Mayors drum corps got on the street.
and lead Company in few man
euyers The crowd which lined the
sidewalks recalled the fact that the
drum corps organized in 1898 did sim
liar duty and escorted to the train
every band Of rockies" who were
sent OF to the state camp. The drum
CORPS used the drums OF the old or
ganization, and there were G. A. Il.
veterans, co. A men and spanish war
vets handling the sticks.
Mayor Lotion proposed the drum
corps and to show that he was right
with them he took charge of the bass
drum. The other drummers were
Frank M. Jones, Robert Westcott,
Sherman Mills, Frank Loewenstein,
Sam V. Cox, Chris Lock, Harry Teet-
ers and Arthur Corners. It Is ex.
pected that there will be an additional
member or so in the corps tonight.
The drums were loaned by Sam c.
Westcott who has had custody OF the
instruments.
The drum CORPS headed the com
pany as it went through some man
euvers during the few blocks 1t
marched up the street. In spite OF
the wet weather there was a crowd
on hand to see the soldiers at drill
The drum corps will be permanent
feature especially when the recruit.
ing is carried on to fill the ranks OF
the company. Men who are turned
down ON final inspection at Des
Moines will be replaced by the rock
les from here. It is planned to keep
the drummers at work helping to
ginger up recruiting.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22
CITY NEWS.

General election November z.
Opening dance Bluff Park Friday
night, June %, Bluff Park manage
ment.
The national colors were prompt
" displayed in Keoku when the wal
cry came from Washington.
The regular June examinations
for teachers will be conducted by
Emma T. Bindel at the county court
house June %, 20 and 30, beginning
at o'clock a. m.
New Boston peoplpe have invited
the members OF the Retailers league
to come there Friday night for SO
cial, which will be given by the so
ciety OF the Methodist church there.
It is expected that number of the
league mmbers will be able to at
tend the social.
An item OF interest to Keokuk
people in connection with the wed
ding OF Miss Beers and Mr.. Lloyd
Norman CT this city which occurred
in Gilmore City, Ia, yesterday is the
fact that from about 1859 to 1851.
Mrs. Norman's father. F. E. Beers,
now Of Gilmore City, Iowa, lived in
Keokuk and was the owner and cap
tain OF a steamboat called the
Charley Rogers" which was the first
steamship to make the trip between
Keokuk and Fort Dodge on the Des
Moines river.
An action for divorce has been
filed in the district court by Effie l..
Dobblear against Peter Dobblear.
They were married in New York Nov.
90, 1910, according to the petition on
file. They lived together until 1914,
when 1t is alleged by plaintiff that her
husband deserted her. She sets out
there was one child born and that she
has been forced to place this child in
an orphans home. She asks for de
cree of divorce and for the custody
of the child.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22
PERSONALS.

J. J. Miley has returned from trip
to Chicago and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Gertrude Yant has returned
to St Joseph after visiting her mother
Mrs. A B. Hughes.
Robert Orr of Chicago is visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. David Orr, ZIG
Timea.
Mr.. Frank B. Cole Of Tacoma.
Wash, and niece Mrs. e. A. Pyler of
Minneapolis, have been visiting at the
homes of Mrs. j. H Cole, Mrs W.
H. Albertson and other relatives. Mrs.
Pyler leaves for her home this even
ing. Mr.. Cole goes west tomorrow.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22

Advertise In The Gate City and
get results.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22
CITY NEWS.

Moving ]. Opstelten. phone R-64S.
Remember the Keokuk fall cele-
bration-October 2-7.
Fine line Of bargains In shoes
and slippers at Ludwig's.
Opening dance Bluff Park Friday
night, June %, Bluff Park manage.
ment
Evangelist Billy Sunday convert
ed more than 10000 people and receive
ed about 100000 for his Kansas City
campaign. There is a suspicion that
Mr. Sundays success Is largely due
to newspaper advertising.
With favorable weather Keokuk
would have sent large delegation
| to the West Point community picnic.
| Those who intended to make the trip
were disappointed but will welcome
! q more favorable opportunity later
on.
The Masons of Clark county, Mo-,
will celebrate ST. Johns Day at Ka-
thoka. on Saturday. June "a, with a
big basket dinner, followed by good
program Of lectures and music. They
have a number of high officials of the
Grand Lodge as speakers.
The newspaper gives a certain
amount of news" value to adver-
Using, whether the advertising has
any news in it or not. If an adver-
tisement is merely space filler no
one is benefited but the publisher.
The live merchant buys space not
simply as space filler but as an in
vestment.
-fBuster" Hayden. the bull dog
belonging to Prof. P. C.. Hayden. has
gone to Colorado to the ranch of the
Pease Brothers. He left on Wednes-
day and will be "their dog from this
ttime on. They all love Buster and he
will have with them a good home.
The fly has not been numerous
in Keokuk up to the present. 1t is
the proper thing, however, to swat
them whenever they appear. If the
right kind OF a fight is put up against
the fly early in the season Keokuk
can be made flyless town. If You
can't go to Mexico you can fight flies.
The Quincy city council and the
QUINCY Gas, Electric and Heating
company are in dispute over rates.
A proposition from the utilities COM
pany to fix the gas rate at 80 cents
and the electric rate at 10 cents was
rejected by the council and the sub
ject passed up to the state public
utilities commission.
The United States Carnival show
is Dllleu luz q Wtch III Toi
July &c. All carnival companies OPP
Grating in this section are reporting
a disasterous business on account Of
the wet weather. The Parker shows
which exhibited in Keokuk found the
figures on the wrong side of the led
ger when they settled up at the end
OF the week. Too much rain.
FIT. Madison Democrat: The board
Of supervisors, following the dispo-
sition of the Green Bay drainage mat
ter Tuesday went into session as a
board of review. AS greater part
of the day had been consumed with
the drainage hearing the board adj
journed until next Friday when they
will continue their examination of the
tax records
Tine steamer Keokuk came down
Wednesday morning on her regular
trip from Keokuk, arriving here a few
minutes behind its scheduled time,
says the Quincy Whig. The steamer
carried good freightage and left the
local port in the afternoon on her re-
turn trip for the north. The next ap.
pearance of the steamer here will be
at 10: 80 o'clock Friday morning, re-
turning at o'clock the same after
moon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22
OIScredited

Discredited
Chicago Evening Post: Who said
that the White House is No place for
minister's son?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22
state Nears End.

COURT ROOM, wAUKEGAN, ILL.,,
June 22.-The state was expected to-
day to close it's case against Will
Orpet on trial for Marian Lambert's
murder before adjournment. 1t was
rumored States Attorney Dady had
changed his mind regarding import
ance of evidence to be given by
Celestia Youker, the girl Crpet hoped
to marry and would close his case
without calling her to the stand.
Orpet's letters to Marian, censored
nv the court to eliminate matter tend
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank neighbors and
friends and the Elks and Eagles and
Moose societies for their kindness
during the sickness and death of our
loved one. also for the beautiful
flowers.
MRS. F. w. TENME, JR.
MR. AND MRS. F. w. FEMME AND
FAMILY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22
PERSONALS.

Miss Emma Tyner of Canton, Mo-.
and Miss Dorothy Lewellyn of Ka-
hoka, Mo, are guests of Miss Minnie
Waggoner
Mrs. Geo. W. Coulee of 1917 Des
MONIES street, is visiting with rela-
tives in Des Moines, Ia. She will
spend some time there and at Colfax.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22
BILLIARDS AND BOWLING.

FOR SALE-Billiard tables, brand
new, carom and pocket, with complete
outfit, $125; second hard tables at re-
duced prices. Easy payments. Cigar
store. drug, delicatessen and soda
fountain fixtures. The Brunswick
Bake Co1lender Co, Davenport, Iowa
I. c. Sanders. agent, 219 Harrison St
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-22

ing to influence the jury against
Orpet because of his betrayal of
Marian. were to be read to the jury.
At the close of the states case the
defense planned to ask Judge DON
nelly to take the case from the jury
and dismiss Orpet.
In the event he refuses, Orpet will
go on the stand in his own defense
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
lIntcrindlnns OcS gldcrbancs.

Gbicoao, 81, .. December. ~
Die 4. nctionolc Gonicren5 iiir 0lGrf-
te uno 6arul. .Greoitc fnm Geitern 5lm
9lbidliiB, uohoem man Geiolufionen
onaenommcn bate, IN wcIdeu ocr
Gon9reB criud)t miro, ocr oeionrieu
glderbnl Der Ser. Stootcu imo oen
8iebbnnoel elmer griipOlihei Inter.
iudung 81 nnter5iebcn. geionoerS
iou Der GongreB lriteriltben, Of oaS
III GcpticlonO, Gdnemnrf inio onOc,
ren eiropoiihen 2dnOern bon Scr
&egicrlIng controlirte cooperotioe
Morft. ilao Giufaufs-SDiiem ii6 bier
nidt einiiibren ldiie, oa oilr1 ooiielbc
ie0e StoffoergcllOung uernieOen
mer0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
Eau(enO 2ser(ouen 6ei Gx-
proIlOn itntgeGommen.

Jerlih 8. 1e5cmber. Gine
CrpIOiipa in elmer rniiiidDem Nlnui.
iiOnss6oErit Int tanienO EeriOuen
b0s acbca ecfoitct. 9ies wirO in Der
uudlItc6,nOcn Nlitt8cilnug Der lteber,
lcesOlndlrihten- -9lseuttr nHgefiinOiets
,Dic saiiiidc 3citnno uSled1 Be.
ridltct, Onh ii6 in elmer MInnitiunS'
ssnbrif bei Ga SatannaDn cine GrplO.
iipt 5iiactraecn Bat beren llrfnde
nod nid)t friteeiteilt mer6eH foante.
3ur 3cis ocr GgplOiCu arbeitcten ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
sOIOoteamSrOer er6alt is Snfre.

9romnSbille, Ger, 8. Ge5.
afamon GGi5ana, oer gelegentlih
Scr @ren5pirreu i'm Uorigeuo Sabre
ben aaoalleriiten 6. 20. Wlc@uirc
nom II. adoalIere.9leeinent toOiete,
iii bon Der Siirp ihuloig 6eitmocn
iuoroen nnO nuroe geiiern 5it Is
Sdbren 9udt6auS pcrlrtbeilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

(9rabiIos ua6 cabbluc)

8erIiu g. 2esaH6er Die @nmancu fuO nod ani benz
@adnse Die CuOuih EnppsH abH u rem Gssuse aesen @a
Gneu ie Ocm 16 meb ais 10000 eangenc semadt nno lS4
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ua ocm SrOssBaI nubsSentene sranseuuue r0d uede e
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Der Saerre6i(6e 2seriGt.
9OnbOn, g. DECEMBER. Sin bentc Sidih snmeariiden
@tnaHab ansggbrncr amid gerdt Der bier hbermtel
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
l84 ]G0nOneu, l2O 1Ila(diOengeme6re er6eutet
G"ts"ts af"sriHs I" @sassSO"is" ssIdDsi'srt.
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mdhe fort
1n 6eruu.gcune On6cH ad Srtleric 0uca Gu-
asc Oes GeinSeS uudt; Die @ampfe NuO nod i'm GOuse"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

GHle6tes 0Setter mirO
BON iIberalI SemteI6et.


Saboruifa bat nadgelaIieu.
Guiien 5oeeu iib in ibre eigeneu
GIrdben oltriid. - 9luf ser 8eIt-
5ront ii6erfielcu Srou8oien uno
GnsIdnoer Oeutide @rGbeu.
8cterSburg, 8. Ge5ember.
Der ritiiiibe oiiBieIle 8erid)t iiber
Die 8oreduee ouf oen Seriegsidalis
pl1beu lautet:
o@eitIide (ruiiiide) 5ront: 8ei
Dem fleinen Dori Yelifauo, weIdcS
iiiOIid) tes 0riSpiotp. Sees lieet,
mnrOc elm 6eittider 9leropIan Surd
unier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abgc.
idoIicn. Die MaI6ine iiberidlug iicb
uno murOe Itorf beI9GOigt. Ger
fSiibrer ilnO 9eeIeiter iultroen 3il @e.
fon9enen eeTobt.
nSi0lif bon Ponorldn, III Dem
glaum oCr 0rti6ait &oniutbi, ourd.
idnitteu iniere aunoihoiter Die
ieinoli6cn DrabtDcrboue luo 6eieB-
ten cine ieinoIidbe SteIlitng. Giniqe
Der Seinoe iuurOen olr6 @oionett.
itibe nieOereemadt imO perihieoenc
@eiongcae eiugebrodt.
nSn Ger 9legion pon Spiitclnifi
lmteruabmcn imiere Grippen Grfim.
ouneen.
nSSn Ecn @alOfarpat6en bat Der
3anlpf I'm oeu 8eiie Der Sobe fiiut
@erit ii6lid bon SoOoruifa no&ae'
Iaiieu. llnicre Erlippen 5ogen iid) IN
ibrc eigcnen @rdben 3iiriid.
,,@oifaliide 6ront. Die Situation
1T bier unper1noert.
Ser irun56iiiAc q a Omit.
tags geri9t.
9ariS, 8. Iej. Ger belite aus.
ge9e6ene omtIide 6rontberiGt mel
oct, oaB aeiteru 9lodt mir 9lrtiGerie.
3dmpie itaitgeiirnoen ba6en II. 5ipor
mt Der geroin 5ront III Ser Sc
aeno ser Sobe 3O4 lueitlib oerNoas.
Sonit aa6 es Feine midtigen Gnt.
uidehugen
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i1cu peeresIcitlug pcr0iicutlibte
9eri6t lalltet:
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mir einen eriolgreidcu lleberraif'
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batter in Der GiceenO oeS Sii9eIs 30A.
g(nf Dem 9lcIt Der Sront ionO inter.
6rodenc @ononaOe itatt.
.Git9Irucc 9lrtiileric E6Gtig.
felt lpar 5ienli6 lcb6nit al peridic.
ocncu Yrnttcu Oieler 6ront. GaS
ldjlcd)te @etter hdlt all.
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umo 65robeuidiiben cnergiib qeant
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bon Iirnioc itatt.
9ritiidcr GogeSbcridt
2onoclL 9. Iej. 9lod ocl
6eutieet ontliden lNeIolng bon SCI
britiidcu 3ront in Ironfreid) BAL
lid ludbrcnO Der 9lad)t nidtS @ifti
| 9eS erci9uct.
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Dos iSolscnoc:
oS>citte 0(oraen iibcrfielen mir CT
foIereicD icin0li1c @rG6cn III DC,
| glodbariH1it bon 91cupiIle ct. @aol
mo Soudej imo braAteii Dem Semi
Berliite bel, @leidfdus er6eltetcl
mir ein WloiHinen9eiuebr. llnier
@rabenmOrier 6onbaroirten erfolq
reid femoli9e Sinien n0rOlih pol
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aSeinolide glrtiIleric mar ipeiiee
aftip, NIT glnSndbme in Dem Siorm
bon 9pern imo ga 9aNec, lmo mcii
! lidj bon SC Cars"
9lcgenihirm gcbrondj c IL
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per 0ferrei6iC6e 2seri6t.

9OnbOn, 1cjember H Sin bentc Sterreidihnmsarden
Weueruiab anseeesner amidr gerd Der bier bermitte
muroc aet BAH bic nen nnS Mumduu boiler 5n 6clOma
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8 wlc ucrnidt wOrOen M Die rnden 1rnppsa welde
Iaftu, d $erg@gcS MnmGnn ansndlke Fu6
hrM @eridltc nad c6cnals anf benz NadSng
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

iua 1000 gSeriOncu in Ger SSa6rif, bic
Offcnbar iGnuutlidj nm's 2e6eH ta,
men, Die Sabrif unrbe O6llis ger.
it5rt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
8rin 6alttn
SSM Der Sylu9t Der &ns
mGMeN.
StuA feline meue Sertbet.
OiSumgsIiaie sefam6em.

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len OoB Die ghliicu auf Dem lin
fen Gliigel mitIaufeu miiiien. -
@adeuien lnO icin Stab I'M SEQ
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tiert.
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Hiid3ug Der rrundnii1en uuo ruff.
iher Truppeu fort. GieS miro in
Dem oiii5ieIlcn 8eritbt gaueloet ser
beute Nnhnittag pom ruiiiid)er
&rie9sbureol berofihntIi6t muroc
uno folgenoermaBeu lailtet:
o&huuGuiiAc 6ront 98citlic6
nuo iiOlib pom Eutra GboIe wur.
Dc ser 8eino bon 5pei S0ben Der.
tricbcn. @ir mo9ten 500 @einuge
ne Onrmter 10 Gfii5icre, lmo crbcus
teten iehS Dloidinenaeipebre, einc
Gauonc lmo 5pei 9oubeltnorier.
Siini @erit iiioiueitlid bon oem
Iorfe SultaeltIp bat Scr 6eino inns
ourd) wieoerboltc 9Iuariife eejruuu.
gen Die Sobe ipieoer olfjugebeu, oie
mir acilern beieBten
gIui bei0en llfern oeS 6hliieSIde
oenid] Oouert lnier 8ormorih fort.
Sai scr @aaaGei iebeu Die riImd.
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oitIider Hid)tlIng iort SSn 6olGc
oeiieu 5icben lid uniere Streittroite,
tpeId,c lidb ort Dem Iinfen 6Iiigcl Der
Hum6reu befiuoen ouG 3lriid
90 deuieu i'm rumaniih en-
4oui9sihlob.
y nj iteroani, bia 2onoon, 8.
Ge3ember. 6eIomorihoa BON W1d.
denIen, OerS06Itcommonoirenoe oct
teutoniiden Streitfr6ite in 9iiund.
nieiL bat nit ieincnt Sta6 in Dem
a0niesi6IoB IN 9ufareit Gloriier
6e5ogeu. GieS miro in elmer Gepci
idc aus Goiia an Die ua0ln. 9olfs.
5eitlne" beriGtet.
Gie 9epolferlmg ser rlmoniiden
&ouptItaot bleibt rrbig. Gtipo Gin
Drittel Der 9ewobner bat Iid) ge.
fIiidtet
Ter neite @ouberneur Don
8ufareit.
q miteroari uin 2onoott 8
THen6er. General lieutenant
bon Scinrih lit 5um @ouoernclr
BON 9uforcit ernonnt mpr6Gn GieS
miro III ser uRbeiniid S9citpbdli.
iden 3citIng" gcnelSci
gfeugruppirung ruiiiih.
ritmdniibcr Ernppen.
/ 2onocn Q. 0e5. Ter militia.
ride SadpcrItGnoige ser y9imeS"
ldreibt I'M Sin6lit oni Die Gage IN
9liumdnien, oaB cine llmgrnppirlinq
oes riiiiih runlduiiden linfeu 5lii
gels oni ltarfe @eri6cioiguugsitel
lungeu crfoleeu ipiir0c, I'M Sen ipei
teren Tornorid) oeS 6elOmorIdaGs
bon Madcnicn in SAadl 5u boltert
| 3i oieien 3mede perOc, luic lid all
nebnIcu laiie, Die ruiiiide Sffenlip,
| 1T Sen aorpotbclt bic iiber6nnpt ii
ipdt fam, onigege6cn merOeu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

9lbonnemien, bic ben gGcntidjen GORE.
lpunOeuten" nidjt piinttIidl uber itnreael'
mrfiB crbulten, iinb gcbeten, ber Office
tobOn per TcIepbun uOcr fdJrlftIid Wlit
lbcilnnB 5n MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
JeB|=ljrcik, mdde geuj(nGd i'm ]nNnar fit
QN1dgp, Jl(dn(d m0 ]{(G0er no(irl WerOen
Hau
c
le6er fdnt6unOat EleOer reO5irt gum AusOer6anG

AleiOer friiber 5000, $3.50 unO
$4,000. Sett 5u. ..........
Glegolte glbenogemon0er, fei1e 3lei'
Der aus gltIos mno @Jeoreettc; oielc
nit feihen 9(uflii9eu pou g}ooitGts
9ciob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

Sudrr stanbore raIInircr arannlirier 9nder q nn
IN 25'&innS yHNeltnddcn spc5tet 5n...g.... " SBWI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
9lcgeaidirm Gcbrou1en
@err Go0orral

y onL %, Ge5entber. Ger beu.
tige @eyitt oeS italieniicben Griegss
aluteS laiitet.
.glni Der Erentino.6ront fano cin
beftiees .8oniborOement I'M
9loigc.96dl itatt, lpoieIbit uniere Bat
terien cine groBe Sransport.aolonne
all Der norOipeitliden SdIeiie oes
Col Sanlo pertrieb.
n9ln Der Snlioii.6ront wnr oaS 9lr.
tillerie-8euer geitern ,ueniger beitig.
o5dlcHtpS 99etter 6erridt dii
Dem goiISeu ariegstbeater."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
11linte[ enOrm rR0niirt.

Ng0 n tanfen ett 6cn beiten Gudrod in rnerem
VJJII Eager; friiber mortrt bis 3ll 5000.
C10 7E faitfeu iett g0de pelde friiber $500
UZJIIJ bis $39.75 foieten; pielc Sorten
&9N 7E faufeu Jest 9t6dc ipel6c frIber Slr $29.75
9A-fIEJ mo $500 morfirt paren.
$1,000 Gri" S S sss @55' g ar4 Ss 9sG sors % $3.50
0ubcrOe bon neuen H6der, melde uGbren6 ser leb
ten poor Gage onlongeu oIlc ST. ottrotpen @reiien
gum &erfoili.
YIiiidtWtdHtel 1T GSQuillcttc Eliiid; ciufohc oocr
pc5beiebtc Ylooele, 5u $29.75 lluo $39.75.