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The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
WAR FORCES ST. LOUIS
PAPER TO RAISE PRICE
Special to The Washington Hersld

speclal 70 The Wilmington Herald
St Louis. July 2S.-The Globe DEM
ocrat in its issue tomorrow will print a
notice announcing an advance in the
price of the paper from one to two
cents 1t is the first st. Louis paper to
change from the penny basis.
For several years past the cost of
print paper and the other essentials of
newspaper making have been steadily in
creasing.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
Twelve Allied Ships
Await Subs Departure
(InternatioAAl News Service,

CInternatioAAI News serv1ce)
Norfolk, July 2s.-Two di-
visions of allied warships are
reported to be waiting outside
the Virginia capes for the
German submarine Deutsch-
land, now at Baltimore.
There are six ships in each
division, according to reports.
Only two ships are visible from
Cape Henry, but four others
are reported twenty miles off
shore, and six others about
seventy-hve miles away.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
MAY REWARD TROOPERS.
Congressman Wants each Guards
man Given a Flag.

who answered the recent call to arms
will be remembered by the government
with a l6x2i flag II a resolution intro
duced by Representative Cspstick yes
terdsy becomes law.
Those who tried TO enlist and were re-
jected will be given a smaller flag
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
HUGHES WORKS ON SPEECH
Candidate Preparing Text of .ccept-
ance Address

Bridgehampton, N. Y. July S.-
Charles Evans Hughes. the Republican
nominee for the Presidency. is making a
driving finish on his speech of accept
ance.
In conference with newspapermen to-
day, Mr.. Hughes said that he has defin-
ltely decided to forego his usual wednes-
day visit to New York. He will 20 n,
Thursday instead. and will return n
Bridgehampton the same afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
Germans to Call More Reservists.

Rotterdam, July &.-The German
classes of 1917 and 1918 will be called to
the colors shortly, according to informa-
ton received here. 1t is stated the draft
may be applied any day.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
SHERMAN TO NOTIFY.
Takes Borah's Place in Fairbsnk.
Ceremony.

Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman has been
appointed chairman OF the Republican
committee TO notify Charles Warren
Fairbanks of his nomination for the Vice
Presidency.
Senator Sherman was appointed 70
make the notification speech in the place
OF Senator Borah.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
GIRL BORN WITHOUT
HANDS OR FEET
SPECIAL to The Washington Head

SpeclaI 70 Ihe W WaSllhEIon HeTa-l-
Elyria. Ohio. July 25.-Born without
feet or hands little Frances Campbell
:. of Lorain. Ohio. today is a new ar
rival at a local hospital for crippled
children
Orthopedic physicians hope to equip
the little girl with artificial legs. so that
she will be able in time TO walk and use
artificial hands in performing simple
tasks
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
Greek Army Demobilized.

Athens, July 5.-The rehabilitation of
the Greek army, in accordance with the
rules set down by the entente powers
was finally completed today. All the
reservists have been sent to their homes
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26

s5g.o4 TO Davenport, Iowa, and Return.
Baltimore and Ohio, July 81, 80, 81
Valid for return until August 7,-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26

$3.50 Seashore Excursions
Baltimore and Ohio every Friday and
Saturday until September s,-AAv.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
erry and Return,

s1.0o to Hnrpers Ferry and Return.
Baltimore and Ohio. Y NJ C. A. $50
a m, July p. Returning $3.50 D. m.
same day.-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
Why Worry

About the things you wantI Do the
logical thing; consult and use the
want ads. A few cents spent for a
classified ad in The Herald will tell
all Washington your want in the
morning.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-26

On your vacation and well keep
you Informed OF home doings
while you are away. You can get
The Herald, daily and Sunday,
for a whole month by mail for
35c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12
sdiller madlt aIndltpcrlmdl.

9[tGanto, Ga, If. Sui. N 0ie
9lnfnnft oeS oelltiden llnterieebootes
in Baltimore oeronloBte @rnit S6il-
Ter, sen ,@iraten", mel6er aleiu Den
britiI6en 6rohtoompfer oYlotaspo"
eefopert bat mo Oaiiir 81 lebenS-
ldngli6em 3u6tbous IN 9ltlonta Der-
urtbeilt muroe, einen 6lndtOerIn6
5il MAIDEN. g9Gbreno er in Der
Shneioermerfltdtte Der 9lnitalt urbei'
tete, elou6te er einen W}oment, no
ole @a6en ni6t 10 itrenge 9lutlidt
ii6ten, arsniiben 81 fonnen. @r ent-
Iprang, fletterte iiber Die @eiGngniB'
mouer unO iprong oif Elm 10 Sub
inter 0erIel6en befinoliAes @eriilt
uno bon ga auf Die @roe. Snoellen
feuerten Die @ahen idon ouf ibn,
ober obne 5u treffen. Gin 5ubrmann
Itellte li6 ibm in Den @eg unO bra6te
i'm gu 6oa, porouf CT leiGt mieoer
feitgenommen lpurOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

lelblt 81 beiorgen. Snt empiebIe es allen
Srouen, Die on 8raueni1iuodle leioen.
Ole mogen meineu @rief beroffentlicben,
lpeun Sie es piiui9en," 6rou SamsS
GOnIcu, SIG ct. GIairesS sStroBe, Srants
fort, Ab.
Seine an ir9euo eirr Sorn bon
Srauenfrnnf6eiien leioeu0e Srnu Iollte
Die Ooffnung berlieren, bis le HDoia 9.
Sinfboms %egetdble COMPOUND einer ges
red)ten Yrobe llntcr5ogen bat
9ies berii6mte WlitteI, oeiien meo8inis
lben @eitnnotbcile beimiihe @ur3clu
inO Nrdnter iino, bat lid felt pier5ig
Sabren als oas mcrtGpolllie Cont uno
SGrdftcipenoer oeS pei6liden Organs err
pieien.
glllc Sranen iuerOen cin8elaOeu, an
bic 9gOia 6. Yinfbam WleOiciuc So,
Ggun, Maiiy fir 6eiunOercn 9lat6 sn
Idjrei6eH ~ er wirO pertranIiM iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12
beboupten Con-
talmniIon.

9ei 0en britifden 9Lr'
mee'n i'm 6cIOe, fl. Suli.
9iod Dem 9[noriff bon eeItern 9Ibeno
lino Die 9riten i'm Belts bon Gontol-
mailon berblieben umO bolten oieIe
Srti6aft trob ser energiiden oeut'
i6en @egenongriffe liuo Oes intenli-
ben glrtiaerieieuers.
g916reno Der 91oht oouerten Die
Sample in ser @egeuo bon OOillers
ino 2o @oiieae bis na6 Dem Ero.
nes.@aloe fort.
Die griten baben ib unter fort
pGbrenocn admpfen ibren g8eg bor-
mdrts ge6o6nt uno I'M WfomebpolOc
peientli9 on @eldnoe geiponnen. sic
nabmen fait Oeu oon3en Trones-
@olo, nit 9ltsnobme DER GuBeriteu
Spite, uuo ndbern iih Der 6eutlden
5meiten 9inie ouf Den ouBerbolb oes
@aloes belegenen Sobcn.
Ole SSnfanterie bei0er Seiten itebt
iidb 10 nobe gegeniiber, oaB Die sc.
idiibe beiOer Seiteu ni4t ouf oic
erIte Clinic ieuern neil Iie beiiird.
ten, ibre eiaenen 9eute 81 treifen.
Cogeeen louien oie @ei6oiie iiber
oic 90pie Der aGmpfenoen biupeg in
Ole 9leieroen 6inein Inn 81 berbin-
bern, OoB Die an Der 9ompfIinie BE-
iinoIiden Sruppen Siilie erbolten.
Dcrfran3Oiiide g a h nit
tags 9eri6t
@oris, If. Suli. - Qic 2oec
an Der Somme 8ront lit unberdn.
oert, meloet ole beute g3odmittag
ouseeeebene omtIide gefonntmo.
dung. Sin5lgefiiot miro, eS lei feIt.
geitellt woroen, ooB ole 3ron5oieu III
oen admpfen lu1brenO Der Iebtea
5mei Gage iiioIid Der Somme mebr
ais 1900 0jeiongcne gemoht boben.
9ln Der @croun 6ront rnternob-
men oie Celltiben bcite Inn A llbr
Morgens einen 9lneriff ouf Die iran.
S0iiiber Stelliingen ali ser 2inie
BON 8lelrp bis 5it eincm Bunfte 0It.
lid bon G6enois. @s gelong i6neh,
in Oorgeido6ene fran8oiiibe S6ii
tcngrdbcu an einiecu @llnften Elm.
5uoringelL ooh muroen lic 0lrb ei.
neu @egenauariti iofort pieoer 6cr-
orseetrie6en
@eitlic6 ser @oas go6 es lebbof.
ten slrtiacriefompi in Der 9io6bor.
iboft bon 9lDorollrt uno Gbottou.
court.
0lorOoitlih bon &e6o ipreneten ole
Geutiden bier Nlinen oie ourd oic
@rploionen oeruriodten Eribter
wllroen aber idIieBlid bon oen6ron.
3oieu 6eiebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12
arnn rridirht ben Mntten.

92e 10 gorf1t. Slli. Gbriito'
p6er geiitineer, elm reider aoblen-
mailer, puroe beute in ieinem Seint
81 @al0pea, g. g., bon feiner @ot-
tin 8rou Margaret6a Gloire geli-
finger, etiboiien.
Ger Sdalplab Der Grogooie mar
oas S6lof3inlmer Der 6rolL in mel
DIES Der @ntte ibrer 9lngabe na6
eegen ibrcn@ilen eingeorungen mar.
geod Der Gbat begob iib Die 5rdlt
in oler &ube nod benz 8iireau oes
BoIiseidefs, Dem iie iogte: sd babe
ibm oen gleit gegeben".
8rou geutineer madt 5u ibrer
8ert6cioieung gclteno, ooB ibr @otte
iie oouern0 erauiam be6onoelt babe
n@r beriudte mieoerbolt, mid 5u
to0tenlo rief iie aus, ~uno id babe
i'm in SeIbitDertbeioigung eridoi-
fen"
Qie 86dterin lit 81 Sabre olt; lie
muroe in @eitinoien geboren Gos
9oor 6eiratbete Dor 10 Sobren in
@lnnilo. 8or etipa So6resfriit wrr.
ben Die beioen @atten gei1ieOen;
bod ieAs Wlonote ipdter idloHen iie
bon gleuem ben Gbebuno.
Qie 8eutiugers baben flint ainoer
i'm 9[lter bon bis 8 Sobren, Die ale
QltueuaeliQen Ser Trna10ie muren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

SIN Srones @oloe, no Die Geut-
iden iuieoer SUB eefoBt bo6en, iino
idwere Sample I'M @onee.
Ger 9eribt bat folgenoen @ort-
lout:
0@eitern 9ladt Bat llniere Sufon-
teric nod borollfgebenOent beitigen
8on6oroenent Gontolmeiion im
Sturmangriff 5uriiderobert @ir bo-
ben tS9 unoermunocte @efangene
gemadt oorunter einen 9otoiaons.
Gommdn0eur um0 bier onOere Diff
5iere.
Gie Teutl6en unterrobnen ipdter
einen itorfen @egenangriif oen mir
ober 5uriidihlugen, uno oos gon3e
Torf lit ii6er in iinieren S1noen
r@eiter oItli6 ba6en mir I'M D3d.
mes @oloe me6rere 2inien OonShii.
benerd6en eingenomnteh uto Der
grobere E6eil oes @oloes lit iebt in
unieren 9eiib. Sier Eoben mir einer
lbmeren Soupiber itnO Orei 6eloge'
Idiibe erbeutet uno 296 unoerpun,
oetc @efoueenc gemadt, Oorlluter
orei Sffi8ierc.
Sn Srones @oloc oouern oic
Sample in ie6r beftiaer @ciie fort.
@erluft BON orei 6lugfobr T.
5eugen 5ugcgeben.
@iner unierer 9leropIone iuuroc
OurH eiuen oireften 1reffer bon ei-
nem 9lnti.6luo5eltg-@eidiib berun.
teree6olt, imO Orei onoerc 0}aIHinen
iino nidt 81 unicreu 2inien 8uriid-
gefebrt.~
Deutfde @egenor9riffe
gegen 0ie 8riten.
2onoon If. Suli 91od llr,
t6eil bieiieer Observation-Disclosures
lit nit Der @inno6me Oes 2o Moiio.
nette Siigels, pelder oos Somme-
Tbol 6eberribt lno einen glusblid
ollf mas IN Feronne borgebt, &C.
pdbrt, zines Scr Soiipt5iele Scr bri-
tiid frar5oiiiden 9ffeuiioe erreidt.
Die 6eioen glrmee'n lin0 iest 6eItrebt,
oen recommendation geborig ein5il-
ridten imO 81 erpeitern uno Oeut.
i9e @egenangriife, sic iicb beionoers
ge9en Die griten norOlid Der Soni.
me ri9ten, db5upeiicn. Gort eelong
es Ben Geutiden, in Dem EroncS-
8oloe mieoer SUB 81 foiien SIN an.
Oeren Bunften ieoo6 mahten Oie9ri-
ten eegeu gut pertbeioigte SteIlln'
gen ettpas Sortidritt, wenn audi
not6ipenoiger @eiic MIR longionf.
Die Geuti6en 6alten Die galiirten-
5ront bon Gems bis 6ur belgiiden
9iiite inter ibtuerer @eiHieBlng,
oob iino bis iebt nod feline Snfonte.
ric-9dmpfe gemoI9t nit 9lusno6mc
Ser ii6Iiden beioerieitigeu lle6eridae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12
4itlfe fir
arbFitemDr tramrtt
Mande miiiien nns6alten, bis iie fat
5nIammenbrefen. - Mie 6ram
GOnleD gebOlfen ipnrOe.

6ier 1T Der @rief elmer Srou, Die arr
beiten muBte, aber 81 ld6lpad ipar uno
az piel litt, UNI nus3ubdlten gBic lie
i6re @elunobeit 5uriid erbieli.
Sranffort Sb SD ltt 70 piel an
6rauenibluddc, ooB id meinc eigenen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

NrDeiien nlDl iDhlt
fonnte ino Oafiir
Seman0en be3ablen
mllBie. SD 6ortc
o piel bon Xboid =.
Yinfbom's 9 c ges
table COMPOUND, 70
0nB icG IS Derludbte.
SD nobnt orei SSlos
icbeu mo fano es
TO, ipie Sic eS be- ?
icbrieben. Sect fiibs
Ic ic6 MIDI 10 iuobl
ulS ic ilno bin int
Stanoe, ale meine
g(rbeiieu IN Q 3 er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

ELISHA LEE, vorsitzender
p. r. ALBRIGHT, GenI Manager.
Atlantic Coast line Railroad.
&. W. BALDWIN, Gei'l Manager.
Central OF Georgia Railway.
o. 4. BARDO. Gen'i Manager,
New York, New Haven n Hartford Railroad
NJ. Il. COAPMAN Vice-President
Southern Railway.
q. E. COrrER. Gen1 Manager.
WabHph Railway.
L. w. CROWLEY. Asst. vice-Preaident.
New York Central Railway.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

q. Fl. EMERSON. oen'l Manager.
Great Northern Railway.
o. II. EWING. Gen'l Manager,
Philadelphia g. Reading Railway.
70. W. GRICH, Genl Supt. TrHnsp..
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway.
A. 3. GRHIG, Asst 10 Receivers,
st. Louis 81 San Francisco Railroad.
q. W. KOUNs, Gan'l Manager.
AtchiHon. Topeka a Santa BE Railway.
n. W. McMA6TER, Gen'l Manager.
wheeling q Lake Erie Railroad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

0le OtHlIuSlt NlHPPSH DuOSl w W.
9omIoup gfeooute nnO in oen
fron0oiilben SteIluneen i'm SIT
min-@oIOe feiten SUB eefobt. ~
8riten poGen foit Ocn eon5en
Srones.@olo 0uriid erobert ia.
ben. g(ud Contamination an
gebIid in ibrem 8eiit.
Boris, If. SuIi. IT Geutiden
Eruppen lit es eeluneen in oerGom-
loiip Heooute unO in einigen 26eilen
Der frau5oiii6en 2inic i'm 6umin.
@oloe feIteu SUB 5u foiien. Gies
miro in Dem offi5ieaen Bulletin &c.
meloet, oos beite 9Ibeno bonn frau
5oliiden Sriees6iireou ousgeeeben
puroe. 0o6itebeno ser boae 8ort-
Iout oelelben:
r9luf beioen Seiten ser Sommc
oerIief Der Gag DerbdItniBm6Big rit-
big. aleine ilolirte Operationen ieb.
ten uns in ben Stono, Den @olo
norOlib bon Ga Moiionette sGn5lid
bonn Seinoe 5u idubern uno einige
llntergrllnogdnge 5piihen @itrees
uno geaop en- Santerre 5u 6eieben.
@ir ma6ten cine gln5obl bon @efon.
genen.
gluf Dem re1tcn lifer ser MlooS ct.
neuerten bic Geutihen beute Wloreeu
ibre 9lugriffe ouf Der 5rout oon5Iel-
rD, Dem 6umin Noloe, Gbapitre II.
Gbcois.
0lo6 nebreren erfoleloien Beirut
den tpelde i'm idpere @erlulie TO-
iteten eelong es Dem 6einoe, in Ser
Donloup GeOoute unO in einiecn
S6eilen unIerer 2inie i'm Sun1in.
@oloe ieiten SUB gu faiien Su Der
ean5en @egenO oouert oas gombar-
oenent nit Snteniioitot tort.
gluf oem linten llfer oerW2oos pot
Die Gbdtigfcit nift 10 lebbaft 9Iif
Dem 9leIt Der 6ront CAB es Die lib
Iide aouonaoe.
Ole 5lieger Z bGtigfeit.
sSn Der @egenO ser Sonimc poren
uniere 9leroplone eeItern IN IA 2uft.
gefedte oeriuideIt gier Der feinoli-
den Wloidinen ipeIde bon unieren
0litraillcuien getroifen poroen fuo.
rem, iuiroen ee3iuuneen ploslidl in
Ihtuer bel1doigtcm 8uitonoe o65l-
iteigen. Giner uvIerer 6lieeer broH-
te es fertig, ieine Maidine lidterlob
brenneno 81 unIeren 2inien 5uriid.
3ubringen uno o6nellnioa 81 lonoen.
ltnier Slug @eidfuooer ipor iebr
aftio. syn Der OlaHt bonn 10. bis H.
Suli tpuroen 220 gom6en ouf Der.
idieoene gobnbofe bera6geiporfeu,
beionoers allf ole in San le 6ere Il.
Gbounb."
8rtten eroberten angeb'
lid Erones @alo
5urii d.
2on0on II. Suli. II Die 8ri-
ten baben nod elmer beutc 9lbenO ge.
mn9ten offi5ielen 9lnfiinoiging oes
britiiben Observation-Disclosures folt
Den gou6en Erones.Bolo 5uriider-
obert. Wlit 9lusno6me oes GuBeriten
norOlihen Ebeiles lit Der gan5e 8olo
iett oneebli6 mieoer i'm 8eiib Der
britiiben Truppen
8 o n . on nimmt oen % un D
boII.
Bonn britii9en &auptquortier in
6ronfrei6 pur6e beute 9(6eno oft
5iea beribtet, 6oB Die griten nod
unoufborli4en admpfen pGbreno
Der lebten 5ebn Gage unO g116te jebt
Oas gan5e 8ertbeioieungs.SDitem
Der eriten oeutiden 2inie onf elmer
5ront bon $4,000 goros (no6c5u 8
NleiIen) in ibrcn 9eiib eebra6t ia.
ben.
Die 3obl Der in 0ieien Operotio.
nen bon oen britii6en Streitfrditen
gemahten @efaneenen betrGet an
eeblid me6r ais 1900.
q Awere a1mpfeim Cos
mes @al0.
&on0on If. Suli. Ole beuti.
ge omtlide gefonntniodlmg bon Der
@eitfront melOet, ooB ole @riten &C.
iteru Olodt Combination an Der
fron8oiiideu Sront eiuecnomuen 6a.
ben.
SIN Wlnmeb @aloe ipuroen me6.
rere Sdiibergrdben 2inien bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

l6DrneRnn9 non Der i. Se1te)
i6en, Die Der Wletropole Der neuen
McIt oos @Ieidseipidt seraubt bot.
ten.
$50 man binborte, immer 5uerit
6ieielben 5rogen; nBaS iagen sic
oo8n2 S1tten Sic oas geglaubt r.
gliemono brauhte 5l iogen, mobon
ct iprad. gs gob einfoh fein anoeres
@eipr1hstbema 9Iuf Den gobnitatio.
nen 6eim eriten3uiommentreiien nit
9etonnten, in Den &od- uno Tief.
uno StroBenbabnen Damn in ben
Bureaus, 6o6rifen, @eibdften, -
oo5 nS5ub6oot" beberridlte unbeitrit-
ten Die Sihaation @ober es fam,
Die longe Die lleberfabrt oouerte, mo
es onaelegt babe, oh es BON fein0li.
he aren5ern berioIgt iei oos purOe
INNER pieoer unO NIT ieoem ein5eI.
nen Dem mon begeenete, nod einmal
beIproden oSeraIo" rmon onGelesram"
pergaBen III ibrer lleberraihung io-
car, oos Toudboot ais safe" 81 be.
seitnen.
@rin8 &einrid's @eotAt
ouf 8onoeIs Il Boot.
qIufong Sini ftottete 9riu5 Sein.
rid pon 8reuBen nit ieiner @emab.
lin Dem Eaudboot g2eutiblano" Ell.
nige 8ohen Dor oeiien 9lbfabrt einen
geIuh ab Ger Bring iiberreidte
Gapitdn @onig cine Photographic
BON iid, auf oeiien @iidieite CT fol-.
9enoes @eoidt geidieben bate:
Gem criien oeutiden SonOeIs lin.
terIeebooie
Gum aampf mo Streite man rnfet
@u1 niht,
Gum frieoliden &onoel fiibrt @u1
oie 9iliht
Slid oiif oenn. @ott nit Gud, er
ieene Die 6obrtl
Geio nlutbig unO tapfer nod edit
oeiitiher gIrt
CAB uieoer Sbr febret 5ir &eimotb
3uriid,
@an3 Eeitihlono Sud pinihet
ber8inniges @liidl
qlud oie grin5eiiin madte Dem
@oote Elm @eihenf Roiielbe beItebt
aus einem iiIbernen Stern Der ouf
elmer &Iatie bon GeafboI5 Iiegt rnO
ols @Iiidsiiern einen proniinenten
Flob aif Dem Sdiffc erbalten bot.
DDeutihlano.~
ST. GarI Sdopmeier bon glr. tO2,
@ilteusiiroBe, bat Dem nGeutihen
Gorreiponoenten~ foIeenoes @eoidt
8ugeianot:
nEeuiIhlano," oDeutidlano," Inter.
Ieeboot,
Oh baits W1eiiteritiid bonbradtl
Gu eraebnib ifierer ariegsnot6
Goit ms Eeutiden Chr gemadt.
Geutidlono, QentidInno, Gir gebiib.
ret
&nIoiems Der eon5eu @eItl
.,TeutihIono,~ ~EeltIdlanO." uno
8emnnmmg
Cuh aeboret unIer Ser8l
Sbr crtrugt Die groBte Spnnnune,
@dten Wldunesnutbs, mic Gr3.
nEcutidlan0." .Deutihlano," @uh
gebiibret
&nloiguns Der eou5en @eltl"
.EeutItlono," oGeuti6lano," nnber.
meioli1
Mir0 our6 cid Der oeutide Sieg
aRit Cir freuen mir lns meiolit,
Cab boriiber bolo Der ariegl
nGaitIhlnno,~ oGeutiblano,~ Cir
gebiibret
&nloieung Der ean5en @eItl"
aopitan BouI 9onig.
aopitan QouI aonig bat ouf iei.
ncn pielen 6obrten Baltimore orei.
nal beiuht itno 3por 5peimnl qilf
oem gsoroOeutiden 2loDo.Dompfer
oNedor~ Dor etpo 8ebn Sobren uno
fur3 oaorouf nuf Dem OerieIben Sc
Ienfhoft eeborigeu 0onpfer~ ~&bein".
9eim glusbruh 0es arieee8 NOR er
aapit1n oes gorooeutiden 2lobo.
Dampiersn Sdlespig", Der 5meiidelI
Geuii9lono uno g1orpegen fiibr.
g1oAoem aopit1n a0nig iein Sdift
Qrfolgreih our6 Die britiibe 8lodaoe
gelienert botte, muroe Die oSfles'
uio~ bon Der Oeutiden &eeierung IN
Elm &oipitaIibiff berDanoelt.
gIuber einieen fiir5en llebingS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

N. d. MAHER, vlve-PresIdent.
Norfolk & Western Railway.
JAMES RUSSELL, Gen'l Manager.
Denver s. Rio Grande Railroad.
A. M. sCHOYER. Resident Vioa-Pre
Pennsylvania Linea West.
w. L. Seldom. Vice-Pres.s
6eaboard Air Line Railway.
A. ]. STONE. Vice-President.
Erie Railroad.
q. 8. WAID, vice-Pres. 3 Gen'l Mef
Sunset Central Lines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12
gtut(6t
3ort(6rittt.
9tnf Der WerOnns
SyrOnt.
Sm fram5Dfiidbem Seri6t
5itgegeben.

Die Oeutiden &rltppen boben in Der
9omIoup gieOoiite lno in ben
fron50iiltben steaunaen i'm SIT
min.@oIOe feiten SUB oefobt. II
griten poacn folt Ocn eun8en
Srones.@olO ouriid erobert bo.
ben. g(ud Contamination an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

IlIIIIIIIVI IVyt HUSN w ON"HN VT
ean5eit 2on0e 81 ertldren.
9ie 8ipii6enltuotIi6e Serfe
der bicIe @treitfroee unterbreitet
aeine nnbere R0rperi@oIi NIT elmer ID
mis- bon GlIen babn'3uIIdnben ulmmt q
eteIune I'M Yerirmlen bes @ublInms eY
Die moten. iuel4e bic HabnoeIeuinaiil
Tronsporisiuede iorbern biirIeit iverben
ler 0icelenlnes beb6rbe ieIieeIest.
Bon icsem @oIor. ben bic @lIeubobn|
tolien. iprb belnobe bic 6dIie ben "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

gep Dorf. fl. Suli. @rof
bon 9erniiorff, Der oeutihe gotidaI.
ier on Die Ser. Staoten, erfIdrte bell-
ie Dloraeu, Dab er morgeu ~nidt.
omtlih" nod Baltimore 81 eebeH ge.
ocnfc. i'm oas SauoeIs llnterIec.
boot .GeuiihlonO~ 80 6eiihtiaen uuo
Dem Gommanoanten perionlid ieiuen
@liidipunid ois3niprehen
n56 Din duBerIt eclpannt bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

|a6nen uIs 6ieieniee 8ebOrOe, ipeI.
|inben Ooreel6Iooen:
y Gc.S siir BeoobIuna erhHbier pobns
rem Queue oIs ben bonn pubIIIum be-
Weriebrs.aommlTIon, NIT tbrer Stone
+, III tn ber Gage, eIne bouiidnbtee linz
ZEN unb enen GniI@eIb ob5ueebeu, bee
Observation-Disclosures Der Gleentamer bee
'Iifums rhnten mnrhc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-12

tllUl DDll lDlIAllpJ NDlltllOlOl|ANl ~
oeutung ongeleben, neil oas 5obr.
3eug nur fleine 2oonngen beforoern
fam uno onf Der Sdbrt pielen Sc.
fo9reu diiseeiebt III.
Senator &enrD 9ereneer itellte Die
6roQe, ob Die Ser. Staaten iolhc
6o6rten ouloen fonnen @r iagt
Die Brei6eit Der D}eere 1T orf ole
Tbotia6e gegriinoet, oaB SanOels.
Idiffe immer Der Gontrole unter.
lporfeu Iino, ipobineegen Die Inter.
Ietboote iolder GontroIe ourh Eau.
den entgeben fonnen @r frogt,
melfe @eiudbrleilhmg Elm llnterlee.
boot geben fonne, nidt ein ariegs.
idiif 81 fem.
q o d. me6r 8oriierSogif.
9oris, #. SuIi. Die uGemps"
ipirft in elmer 9eiprcbung Der Oiplo.
notiIden B6oic Der glnfunit Der
.,geutiblano" oie 6roee oiif, o6 Die
Ser. Stooten flidt i6pere 8eront.
iuortina auf lid Iooeu ipiiroeitiuenn
oos ltnterieeboot, oas iest fir elm
Sonoelsihiff eeboIten miro, ipotcr
ouBerbolb oes amerifoniiden @ebie.
ies glngriiie imteruebmen uiiroe,
nad,oem es in omerifaniihen Sofen
@robiont eingenommen bate
Geutfhe in Gnglano be-
tpun0ert.
2onoon #. Suli. - Gie Dlor.
qen3eitrngen bcrleiben in 2eitorti.
feln i6rer 9eipunoerung fit oie Sci.
flung oes oeltiden llnterleeidiiies
oGeuii6lono~ glusorud, erfl1ren
o6er, Dab oieien oud nidt oie eering-
tie milit1riide 9eoelttung bei3umei-
len lei uno ooB iie ouh feincn 8e.
pcis fir ole @irfiinesIoiigfcit Der
britijdeH glodaoe liefere.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-04-13
The "Ten Demandments."

A business concern at Steveston,
which is away up in Western Cana.
da, has the following worldly wis.
dom conspicuously posted in their
shop. While this may be bit ar.
rogative, it is, nevertheless, straight
from the shoulder:
First-Don't lie. 1t wastes my
time and yours. | am sure to catch
you in the end, and that will be the
wrong end.
Second-Watch your work, not
the clock. A long days work makes
a long day short, and a short days
work makes my face long.
Third-Give me more than | ex
pect, and I will give you more thar
you expect. / can afford to increase
your pay if you increase my profits
Fourth-You owe so much to your
self you cannot affort to owe any
body else. Keep out of debt, OF
keep out OF my shops.
Fifth-Dishonesty is never an &C
cident. Good men, like good WON
en-, never see temptation when they
meet it.
Sixth-Mind your own business
and in time you'll have a business ot
your own to mind.
Seventh-Don't do anything here
which hurts your self.respect. Al
employe who is willing to steal fol
one is willing to steal from me.
Eighth-It is none of my business
what you do at night. But if dissi
patton affects what you do the mex
day, and you do half as much as
demand, you'll last half as long a!
you hoped.
Ninth-Don't tell me what I'd likt
to hear, but what l ought to hear
| l don't want a valet for my pride
but for my purse.
Tenth-Don't kick if / kick. L
you're worth while correcting YOUR
worth while keeping. l don't waste
time cutting specks out of rottel
pples.-IHe Cart0n.