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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-03-07
SUFFERED FOR FOUR YEARS.

Mr. J. w. Sinclair of Olivehill
Tenn, writes: Il strained my back,
which weakened my kidneys and
caused an awful bad backache and
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-03-07
After Grip
Winter Colds
Bad Blood

You are pale, thin, weak-with little
vitality. Your liver is sluggish and
the bad blood causes your stomach
muscles to lose their elasticity and be-
come fabby-then indigestion.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry, purely vegetable and free from
alcohol or narcotics, ia the great and
powerful blood purifier of today. Ex-
tracted from American forest herbs
and roots. Contains no alcohol. In
gradients printed on wrapper.
Taken as directed it will search
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throughout the system and eliminate
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Really Two Forts There.

In reality there are two forts at Old
Point Comfort. There is the old For
tress Monroe built a hundred or more
years ago and which resembles to
some extent the Publications of the
medieval period. There is the mason
ry fort with it's embrasures through
which poked the muzzles of now aGti-
quated smooth bore guns, and there
is the moat fed by the waters OF the
bay and which was intended TO en-
barrass If not to stop a land attack.
Today as a companion to the old
fort is a new fortress, unlike it in all
particulars. 1t is modern and is
equipped with the most modern high
power rifles. Electrical and somewhat
intricate machinery has taken the
place of the old sponge and hammer
staff which was used to charge the
muzzle-loading smooth bores of the
old time. Range finders and new in
ventions Cor sighting have superseded
the old system of aiming the smooth
bores which, as a matter of fact, were
pointed to a considerable extent as
an ordinary rifle is pointed.
The guns of Fortress Monroe can
hurl projectiles across the entrance to
Chesapeake bay as far as the shore
waters of Cape Charles. Enemy YES
sells in order to get into Chesapeake
bay proper and to head toward Balti-
more and Washington must pass with
in range of the Fortress Monroe guns.
However, if fog is on, or if the enc
mys ships are willing to take chances,
they could pass up into the Chesa-
peake, hugging the Cape Charles shore
and be in comparatively little danger
of disaster from Monroe's guns.
To Fortify Cape Henry.
In order to make such a passage for
the enemy's ships more hazardous
batteries have been placed on what
are called the Rip-raps which lie in
the waters of Hampton Roads to the
right of Fortress Monroe as one looks
seward. This makes two fortifica-
tions in place and ready to defend the
bav and river approaches, but these
two have not been considered suffi-
cient to meet all the possibilities in
the case.
Therefore il was that congress pro-
vfded the means some time ago for
the purchase of land for a fort on
Cape Henry, the more southern of the
two capes between which the channel
into the Chesapeake and Hampton
Roads runs from the ocean. This fort
when it is completed will have the
most modern guns and it seems likely
that the government will place one
or two of the 16-inch monsters on this
newly-acquired land.
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Men who invest in watered stock
are apt to get soaked.
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which every foreign government VIA
a military information corps has had
in its possession for a long time. Why
is it said that foe can smash our
cities so easily? Because, army men
say, there is only two hours supply
of ammunition for our seacoast de-
Tense guns. 1t is held in fact that it is
less than this, for it is said there is
only two hours supply of ammunition
TO one-half the big guns guarding our
ports of entrance.
There is one curious feature which
stands out from all the facts which
have been presented to congress con-
corning our need or lack of need OF
preparation for defense fror, possible
foes. 1t seems to be admitted that we
have big guns enough for the protec-
ton of harbors and cities. but that
we haven't the ammunition to make
the guns useful IN other words. CON-
gress has been authorizing plenty of
money for guns, but has declined to
authorize the money for the purchase
of the ammunition which would make
the guns serviceable.
This is recognized as one of the
most curious phases of thu whole stu
alton. 1t takes a long while to make
the ammunition for the big guns and
it is urged by army and navy officers
that what ought to have been done
was to have ammunition making keep
pace with gun making. AS things are
now, large mum .er OF our great
coast-guarding cannon are serviceable
simply as ornaments, and can never
be serviceable for anything else unless
money is voted to buy food to put into
their maws
Wilson's Trip to the Capes.
President Wilson has been looking
over one of this country's greatest
Notifications, the guard over the sea
entrances to three great cities, one of
which is the capital of the United
States.
When the president announced his
intention of going to Fortress Monroe
to. have a few days time in which TO
think on whom to appoint to succeed
Lindley NJ. Garrison, his former sec
rotary of war. he had one other object
in view, namely, the inspection of the
defenses at Fortress Monroe and OF
the site of the proposed additional de-
lenses at Cape Henry. He wanted to
learn at first hand something about
the big guns and the water approaches
which they command.
There is one element in the prepar
| edness. plan upon which army officers
and Legislators fixed their minds prior
to the great war in Europe and, of
course therefore, prior to the time of
the arousing of interest in this coun-
| try in the subject of quick preparation
for defense. About two years ago
| plans were laid to build a big fort
at Cape Henry to help Fortress Mon
roe guard the entrance to Chesapeake
! bay and to the James river.
Up the Chesapeake at it's farther
most point lies Baltimore. Running
| into the Chesapeake about midway
between the entrance and its high
point, is the Potomac river, and up the
Potomac lies the city of Washington.
Just back of the main entrance to the
waters of Hampton Roads lies the city
of Norfolk, and up the James river,
which empties into the ocean near Nor
folk, lies the city of Richmond All
of these cities must be guarded by the
forts whose guns command the pas
| sageWav. between Cane Charles and
| Cape Henry.
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glntu fam in's Wleiten.

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eouie BON 9lr. 2944 @uoionitraBc
m Ncariif iiano NIT ieincm Autos
nio6if IL Sic @araac bon gSillian
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6tm in scr Narior0.9ioao iiloIld fob
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tos miolae 0cs naiien 5abrodnlucs
ins @lciteu eefonlmen mar getrol'
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6i8 5fo EapioniiroBe. Der IN Dem
@ieiuberq iuel Auto ioB cine leidfe
0onipcrlablng oauon trug Neloe
4lal9inan purOsn beiAdoigi
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Nlorgcn finOet sic in peiten arei-
len Der 6iciigeu 9eoolferlmg nit gro'
ser SponmmQ enpartete 9IrbeitS-
pfer0e.9arooe Itott, mo Die 9eliber
scr Rieroe 6oben geiieru bercitS be-
oonnen, i6re treuen 9IrbeitSgcbiilien
al id,miideil unO 81 8iereu Die mci-
item I6iere merOen iider eineu iho'
nen 9(nblid bel Der &arnOe bieten.
Bic gInmeloungen 81 Der Seranltal'
tuna Iiuo in oieiem Sabre gan5 be-
ionoerS iiurf, m0 eS miro iicber oen
gyreisridteru uimldes Ssopber6rcdell
MAIDEN, ebe Tie 5ll i6rem gntidhiie
ii6er sic 5u5uerfenuenoen Freiie TOM
men perOen
Gie @araoe itebt, wie in ieoenl
Sabre, inter oem @roteftorat 0er
.glnimal Refigc 9(iiociotion". Eic
RreiSridier luerocn iib an Der @de
Scr Baltimore. 5troBe imO 3aasmap
mliiteuen, no Die @aroSe fornirt
miro. Die 4reisliiie miro 5iliammeu.
aeitellt peroen. ebe ole 'Foraoe iib IN
Yemeguug lett.
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l,ogf nah 0eitidlIano.

Mrieipoiien nad 1cutidlano, Se.
fprreib.lIngarn &ulgarieiL Siirtci
duei3 mo Suemblr8 bei0roern iol-
Qen0e 1anpicr
Sfeoerid 81 niu 0litiiuob ocu
3i Gni, bon 9}eio Norf GoltiduIB
nn 30. Mai, gl6enos 10 ll6r i'm Die.
iiaei Sauptpoliont-
.Sriiiianiaiioro" an Santiaa oen
g ,,tmi BON 9leu 9ort RoitlAlln
en Srciiaa Den , 6nni glbcnos 10
mar inl 6ieiieen @auptpolloHt
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DIR @cltfriea 6eutc OOF ciuem
SaIr.
20. N'ni 1915.
(9}adl Oem @erid)t oes 0clItlden
@enerolltobS)

Gic Ieutiden miiiien I'M Ga
@aiice 9lrras.9lbidnitt ben mn
6alibar aeuorocncn Cit0cil pom
9Iblaiu rdlmcn.
3ran5oiiide 9lngriiie i'm Eric'
itcrualoe 5uriidgeIdllagen
9liriiihc glngriiic in Ser sc
aeuo pou Sh6nlen in Sitiauen
abaepicien.
Cie 9luiien ans Den mitileren
@eiliorts bon @r5emDsI Uertrie.
ben; Ger &ne Inn Ole Geihmg
perenat iirb.
9lui @ollipoli eriiiirmen Oie
EiIrfen Den miiileren Gbeil Der
9cieitiguugen bei 9lri 9urm
and bei Seo0al.9o6r riiden iie
Dor.
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9louur Breton crarcift sdrittc.

TIN Dem uiliinnigeu~ Jioicu Der
6cerue6r ein5oIt 81 acbictcu.
Der 200 ocs 6euermc5r. Ga.
pitdus STROLLER Oie @cronlai'
hmg. Gin Mcnidcenlcbcn it
mcbr pcrt6 dis Dos icb6nite @c.
baiioe.
Su mo6linterriAteten 9lat5baus.
freiien uerloutet, BOB Nlapor @relton
in Sen nddliien 9agcn bcrcits Sdritte
5u rnternebmen geoenft, INN Bic
geucrbeboroe Der 5toot 81 Dcronlais
fen, uene 9citimmingen iber ole
Narimal.@ .@ei6miu0igteit ser 6abr-
3euae 0es Iepartemeuts 81 erloiicn,
ipem oieie 81 einem 6eiier uisriideu.
Ger am pcraangeuen Samitag Dorge.
faQenc llniaQ. Der Dem 6eueriuebr.
Gapitau E6onas 6. Strobler bon Der
9eiter.Gompagnie glr. II al Der @de
Der Nlt. @ouol glOenue mo Dolphin
StraBc oaS Qeben foiete, Oiirite gum
treibenoen O1oment in Dem &orgeben
0es WlaBors merOen. @s III ibon
felt LANCER 3eit befannt, oaB Ytagor
@reiiou sem ,,luinniaen &aieu" Der
6alerpebr.8obr3eiia nli Den Stra.
Ben Der Staot energiid oponirt, mo
lpieoerGoIt BAT Mauor lEreiion 0ie
qlniiMt bcreiis ausaeoriidi, ooB ieiner
glniiht ua6 .ein Menihcnleben me1r
mert6 iei ais oas ar6Btc imo lperiD-
poQiie @ebdnoe Der Sto0t".
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peri6nlid Die Steae oes lmfaaeS. gr
bate bcreits I'M pergnuacncn Sep-
tember 3il Ger 5rage Der @eidmiuoig.
feit DER Ia6r3euge oes 6eueripebr.
Icpartement5 Stelllma geuoumeH,
ais Gin 9lnaeiteater oes TepartementS
BEL elmer Goaiiion duf Der Stele ge-
tootet morocn mar. TiitrittS.Snge.
uieur g9oIter graolep crbieli oa.
roui cine cncraii6e g9armmg imo
muroe Don icinem Amt fiir 60 Gage
obue @c6alt cutboben. @auor Sgre-
ton ertldrte, ouB er sic Srage lett
uidt BIT oisfutireu wiinidt imO et'
maiac Gmpicblingen lmo glnpeiiun.
Gen brett all bic 9c66roe iibcrmit.
teln nag.
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Gum 5ndilGrm oes pTentidcn
GOrrcipOnSenteH".

Scrr IS. 4. @ietid, etn irii6crer
9oltinorer iuO @otcr oeS 9lrhitef-
ten @iciih bon bier. idreibt IN Der
Dou ibm in Chicago beraus9eaebenen
intereiianteu @ohenidriito Ias go.
denblatt~.
.oSciueu 76. Sabrganq bat Der in
Baltimore erideineuoc oGcutlde
Gorrciponocnt NIT elmer 6eitnlm.
mer angeircteu. sic Dem Geutihi6uin
Ser Stoot uno ocs gau5eu 9auoes
G6rc mad)t. qmi 0ier5ig Seiten gie6t
lie inns ein Bib bon @creongenbeit
ino @eaenwart Der ihonen glltiiaot
Qlmcrila's am &otupsco iuO inoirefl
scr G6ciapeafc-9at Der Stoot, Die
1880 acariinoct mo ua@ ibrem
Sriinoer Dem 3peiten 9oro 9alii-
more, bcnamt, i775 bcreits 6000
Ginmo6nor 5d6lte uno bente cine
0iiraerihaii BON bciun6c bmoert-
iader 5celeu5a6l (i9i0: 55S, ,l86l
IN i6rcnl &a6men iaBt 6rieSrid
3laine. Elm 1889 in Baltimore cinge-
manoerter hnacr @ubbanoler ans
lRinoen ia 0eiip6alen mar Ger
@riinoer Der 3eihmg Die in Der 5mei.
Ten Maipode oes Sabre5 1871 als
QGo6en3citunQ ms 2eben trat lnl0
isl7 idou iaalid crihieu. Dad
&aines Iooe inn Sabre 1898 iber.
na6m scr @rioer, Gouaro &aine, oaS
9lait un0 alS 1911 oudl oieicr iiarb,
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ter Gouaro 9laine'S, SRI. 9lnnie q.
]laine iibcr, ais oerer @eihditsibeil,
6abcr ocr bis0erige @cibdiiSiiibrer
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oes Ylattes meitcriiibrie
5tirme bIieben Dem 9latie nidi
eripart sSn oen 6iini3iaer So6ren
muroe Bic 9leoafiion bon Den uanow-
not6iuaS1 gciiiirnt, inn 9iiraerfrieac
uicriiiitte cs sic 5adle oes 9}oroeuS.
mo aic6 0amalS micoer luuroc sic
9lc0attion bon sen Soor0cn acitiirnt.
Damn brannie oas 3eihmgsaebdiioc
bel ocm qroBen 9ronoe 1904 uicoer
mO mubie cine ncue 9luSiiathng an.
aeI6aiit meroan ieood6 oas 9Iatt bot
ali ocn 5tiirmen Irob mo lit 6elitc
eines Ser augcic6enilen oeuiidjcn
&lditcr 0cs 2onoes.
9lif ocu ,Sn6alt Der 6o@interciinu.
ten 8ciinnmcr ciil3ugc5en, Die ldlon
pcQcn i1rcS lofalacididtlicdn Sn.
6alts BON 6o6cm @eri6e lit mo IN
cuem Gcitrag bon 1r. SuliuS Sol.
mann Grinnermgcn ans Dem oclit.
idlcl Baltimore peit 5iriidlicgenocr
,Sa6re anfiriic6t ocr6ictet inns oer
Rmrm 10 ic6r mir inns aud ucrindt
iiiblcn, ben .9liidblid oiIi oie Der.
iloNcncu iiiuilmoiieb5ig Sabre" Gus
Scr 5eocr oeS 9leoaitcurs oes Slots
tes, s. 3. FriiB worilid wieocr5u.
ac6cu ocnn oas 9ilo oicicr Sabre iit
oas @iIo ocs creiquiBrcid5Itcu glhs
idniiis IN ser @cidid5te orr SSelt
unO 9icoatteu @riiB bot eS mciiter.
halt entmoricu 60 miiiien mir ms
oamlt begnii8cn scr Inn ioOiel olte'
rem aoae9iu 5l i6rer iliaenoIi6en
5riide Gin ir0bli6es @ipat 5u5uru.
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1ulocnidrucrcr 9lntOnnfuQ.


Grci |crionai ihiper uerlest
9|clul iucitcrc uie onrtb ein &lii-
Scr crniier @eio6r entrouueu. II
3mei aroihuooeu iticben nit uol-
Ter @eIdpuiuoigfeit 5uionmen.-
Ger lluioa trlig iA au Der 6rc.
oerid Snrnpife 5t
Sin idperer ghitomo6il llnfall
ereignete iid1 geiteru Gormittag ee-
gen 9 ll6r all Der SreOerid Girn-
pite, no6e @eit 8rieuoi6ip Crei
&crionen wuroen ber6ei uerlcbt unO
idme6ten ueitcrc nelm MeniAenIe.
ben in @efa6r. Gle gerleeteu iino:
Sine iinge Come augeblih oie
Godter bon $. @. Bennett ousg}em-
gorf; 6eocnfliH perlebt; I'M Sobns
6opfius.Soipital.
@eorge SofimoH ans Nlondelter,
Caroline GountD; gein6rub mO
imerc @erlebungen; i'm 5reOerid
GitD Soipital
Srau Qaura Smt aus Caroline.
@olntD, betrddtlid Oerlebt; na6 ib-
rer qo6nung iiberiii6rt.
lleber oeu 8uitono oes Sri. Ben
nett fonnte i'm SSobns SopfinS.So-
ipital g}idts in @rfobrlng ge6radt
meroeu, oa sic 9eamteu iid weiger-
ten irgenO pel6e 9Mstunft ii6er Die
glrt Der GerlebungeH 5ll eeben GU
fort nad Ger Ginleiering in oas Sn-
Ititut ptroe Die Game in Oen Gpe-
rotioHSiuaI gebrad)t
Ser llnfoa ereignete iic6, pie idoI
aeIaat, geacn 8 llbr @ormittogs, als
oas gIuto OeS Srn. Sofimon mel
DIES ueben oieiem 6eern nod boa
Srn. So6n Sunt rnO 6rou 9aura
Sunt. Dem Sobne Carroll rmo 3pei
I0htern Nlo6el mo Glen beiebt
mo.. nit GROCER @eidpinOigteit aus
Der SpteSbiae Rooo in oeu ElirH.
pfc ein6og, uuo gegen ooS gleih-
falls in boiler @eidruinoigfeit fob
renoe 9hito OeS &rn Bennett iu6r.
Sr. 9ennett itererte oos gr0Bte Der
6eioen 9(ltomobile, in ueldem iib
aubcr0em nod SSrou Bennett bic
ainoer imO SSrelnoe 6efonoen 9eioe
6o6r5euqc 6efonOen ii6 ouf Dem
@eac nod Sen 9louen gereen, uno
puroen pollitdnOi9 Ocmoliu
Gas bon Srn. Bennett geiteuerte
gltto tuiroe cine @oidiIng biuobge-
ItoBen lnO fam auf ooS aopienoe 5lt
ite6eu. 9}iemanO ouBer SRI Ben
nett truq erniilide 9erlebungeu od.
BON. GaS 9llto ser Sofiman @e-
ielldoit ore6te iid) nod6 Dem llnfaa
mie elm &reiiel, mo brodeu plot.
lid 6lonimcn aus oemiclben enpor
Son oru Sniaiiei Oieies Sraftwo-
atnS purOcn nur Sr Sofimau lnO
yrou Suit perlett
Sr. Soiimau muroe in einem Eri-
bat 9lutomobil nod 5reOerid &c
6roc6t, md6renO Oie onOereu @erlet,
ten in oitlib io6renoen 8ullen tort.
eebrodjt pur0eu.
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fyiir ein Seintnetrinf.

9as bon Geo. @iintber gebrollte
@ier 1T oos bette. gieIe 9eurtbeilcr
bon 9ier erfIdrcn oaB es irgeno ei.
nem critfIaIiigen olslduoiiden gier
glei6tommt. @ero6e Oos 0ing fir
oen 6omiliengebroud. 6einItcs 9lro-
ma, better @eidmad uno lebr nGbr-
frdftig. 9ireft bon ser @roucrei
oiir6 Die neucn Moidincu obecfiiut
moOnr6 o6ioIiitc Reinbeit geIi6ert
miro. aiite 800. %bonc: @olfe 90.
(Suui1s,1S,i@o,0o)
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Ampuidntc iScier.

SSor bic scitrisc critic Nlciic Ocs Ga.
tcrs Clemens gluoIins in ser
Scr5 Seiu.&irhe 5cicrlide
4ro5eiiion bonn Snliic Der @ltern
ocs Erieitcrs bis olr Stride. IT,
@icIc fotboliidc Croeu 5ueegen.
@e6t nod 9IIcronorf
Ger gcItrigc Gag mar Elm @breu-
tag fir Oic 6ouiIie Oes &ru. SSoiepb
gliioling BON glr. 1928, Softer. 9lDe.,
oa Oeren ein5iger Sobn, Glemens S.
yliioling, Der am pergongeneu DON
neritog in Ger aotbeorole ourh Gor-
oinol @iGbons gum 9rieiter aepeibt
wiuoe, gcitern %ormitto9 in Der
Ser5 Selu.9irde, Gde 6oiter.9(Oenue
in0 3. StraBe, ieinc erite @leiie cele-
brirte.
NHt elmer fcierlidcu Gro8eiiion
wlroe oos @reiguiB beaounen.
Ole oeribieoenen @ereine ser Ser5
Syeiu.@emeinoe, oarimter oic st.
8rou3isbu8.9itter", ole aSer6 syeiu-
@eieai6aft", Der aSt. @eroro-8er-
ein", Die oGolumbus.9litter" uno
oas o@ropioence Gon3il" Der Sea-
tbolildcn g9ohIt5GtigfeitS.2iga", er-
idieneu eegen 10 ll6r Dor Der g9ob-
mrng Der 8autilic geii6ling rno Dol
ten oen iuneen @rieiter o6. 0ie
@ro5eiiion 6eren Spite aus elmer
% Monu iiarfen &opeae bcitan0 um0
ocr iid imgeid6r 500 @emeiuOenlit-
olieOer meeidIoiien batteu, bcmegte
iib nod Der Rettorei an Ger oritten
StraBc unO bon bort nad Dem Gjot-
tesbaus.
gei'm gelebriren Der @}eiie ipuroe
gater gdiolins BON foIgenoen 4rie-
iteru unterlhibt. @ater gleDins bonn
ct @}urieu- Seminar iungirte ais
0iafon Gatcr S. glepple bonn Ct.
Marien.Seminar oIs Sub.0iufon
Batter George Gieb ais Gcrcmonien-
meilter rmo %oter $. 9olcnbouier,
Reftor DER Sero Seiu.@ @emeinoe, ais
Gr5priciter. Gic @reoigt belt @a.
fer gSartinser bon Der ct. Sofoblis-
Girdbc. Gine sroBc gIn5obl 9Srieiter
Bate i'm Sonttuarilm YIob genom-
men. @inige 0eriel6en moren 9. 8.
Ylottes bon Groofsbiae, Ohio, @ater
Stolb, 9ruOer glntoniuS unO 9ruOer
gernboro bonn @}t. OF. Sepulcre,
9rooflonO, bel @oi6iigton 9. 6.
Der air6enAor brabte Elm por3iia-
li6es 9rogrontm 5t @ebor. Sri.
Cora 9rooleD lang ein Colo. 9la1
Gem Sohomt begab iih Die gan5c Gje-
meinOe nod Der Ser5 Sciu.Soae, no
@rfriidungcn bcrobreicbt murOen
@ater gliioling anitirte geitern glbeno
nod bel ser Geiper. @r miro in 5mei
&odlen icin glntt an Ger aot6eorale
in gllernn0rin, Su., ontretcn.
Sin Onfcl oes nclien 9rieiters,
Sr. 2llopitls g3HoIine, fcierte aeiteru
ieinen So. @eburtstog, uno wuroe
ibm ourd Die geitrigc 6eier ieines
9leffen oas icb6nite @eidenf in iei-
nem 2e6cn oorge6rubt.
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81, @lciier6ronf. n. Sdger, 6. @rie6.
So9u 0lunter s So6mom SSo6n
S6u6moun inO s. Gerih.
g9apern @..ll. 8erein.~
Su @obeps Suae iu0ig6lauotopn
6ielt geitcru 9}obmittog ser o8ap
ern 9ranteu llnterItiibnugS Ser.
elm ieinc regelmdBiae 3eriannnlimg
uuter oem @oriib bon @rdiioeut Sol.
NoB6erger. 5etretGr @i 8ortIb
protofoairte. 9}at Grleoaumg Der
@ouiincaei6dite puroe Die @inlo-
Oinq OeS glagemeineu Gertibcn
@oiienbaiiieS 81 oenen @iin9it9ie-
Hic ongeuonmen. Sin neues Wlit-
glieO muroe 5ur 9lufna6me oorge.
ihloqen uno Gin Gomite iiir Oas
5ommerieIt oes uOeutid amerita.
niideu GoItsieit @ereiuS" eruannt.
n@itteIS6od Seftiou
9tr. T."
Die ,@iitels6a6 Seftion 9fr. IL
belt aeiiern g}obnittag in 9ooeu.
iteiner's Sale an Der Oit 6apette.
StraBe i6re bol6mouotIide Ser.
lamnIlma. Tie Ginlaolma oes 9la.
gcmeiuen Eeutibeu gSoienbouies
luuroe uerlcicn lno Der @erciu Dc.
idloB, lid 5o6lrei6 an oieiem 6eite
3u 6etbeiligen. 9aSoauu puroe Gin
@oniite fir oas Somnerieit Oe5
,Ieutid omerifouiiteu @olfSiet-
gereinso ernannt. Sonit purScn
MIR goutiuegeiddfte crleoist Die
@erianmlung puroc uon @rdiioent
Conrad 6o6niillcr aeleitct. mo6reno
Scfrct0r ". Strauif protofoairic.
.I6alia @}dnnerdor.
9ln @ro6c i6reS irii6ercu 8rdi.
0enten nno G6renniitglieoeS Auliu5
9iupp ueronitoltctcn oeiiern @lorgea
sic DlitQlieoer oeS oG6olio @idn.
ncrdors cine @eoadtniBfeicr lin.
Ter i6rem Tirigcuten s. & Nluttcr
iouaeu Sic Singer yuci Srouerd0re,
mdbreuo 9rdiioeut g. Stod cine
Neoc 6iclt unO eincu pro@tpollen
aran5 am @robc nie0erlegte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-29

,Nippo0fnmc" 9lnnntulNc NM lNnNocINlIott.
Wiauuuuo" &MDcpluc niio 3euuociplptf.
uli.9llnnmlr" 2lcuiiaa 1cn 49, Wlnb
iO 9lhcnbs yrlnre gla Eiar Stu.lt"
2lnhnlo Nln," 0omunoiun Aoc uio teiiiu'
lau elllnc Miihunh uno Eunnctiinh
Nnuneu .t
Winrilurn.1ignnrn Epnl 2o hs dV Null
lcnsUinr Eicniina ocn 80. Dial, 0tpbc
Observation-Disclosures
qiripNn E0nNug. ben I j. sum, groBe
NrllMaM nrl NaMlpIar .HleamInIIn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-29
nAad4 aIooS,s u0Ianer sOnntan.

uNaf" 6Iouo'S 0Dloner SUnHtn0.
ScriiWt bonn Schld Der 9luti.Saloou
9ioo iiort sic 6ciiesireiOc
Sgor MIR foIider gllorm 9ln.
nopoliS foitct oic 6rcuocn oeS
5luciteu bloueu SoutogS aus. n
Giscrcme uno 3eitltngcn uoren
ieoo6 81 bo6eu
@etrGnfe moren geiteru in Siiae
uno ,Slae bel 0Sod SlooO IN ieiner
g9irt6ihait in Gurtis Ban 81 6obeu.
@egen 10 ll6r @ornittogs ging I'M.
ter oeu @dIten ySad's" mie eiu 2ait.
ieuer oos @eriid0t, Dab Bic Wlitglic.
ser Ser 9(nti.Saloon.Siga imterueeS
ieien, Dem @orf einen 9eiucb ob3u-
itotten, uuo Iofort lpnroen Die i'm.
iangreibiten @orbereitlngen 1etroi.
len nm inner6ol6 meuiger Niinuten
ollie Spuren 81 0erlpiihch bic auf
ooS hlitiae mo icubtiroblide Erei.
ben Der @dite ihleBen laiien fonu'
ten. Sad" 5looo in eigener @erion
ioBte ouf ieiner @eranod Foito uno
belt ibarie 9luSid1ml nab alien, Die
ga fanen uno gingen. Grit nad eini-
aen Smnoen i6ieuen ii6 ole @eutii-
tbcr 3ii berubi9eu ais OoS @eriidlt
lid ais Ieoigliher S6redibuB eruie.
len bate, uuO OoS 2eben unO Erei.
ben no6m ieineu aliaepobuien Song
pieoer oiIi
gmnapoGs 6ottc aciicru ieineu
3meiien .blauen~ Sonutog an per-
3eidnrn ge6a6t Gb iib MN 0ic 9iir.
aer Der SauptitaOt WlorDlono's be-
reits an Die nNeuerung" gep66nt
boben ooer aber 0oriidtig imO melt
i6aueuo eentg paren iib iiir ben
Sa6batb nit oen notbmeuoigen @e-
genitdnoelt in iliiiiiger uno anoerer
6orm bereits i'm Qarfe Der 8obc 81
periebeu, bleibt oo6ingelieQt meuig-
items ma6ten ober oic @inmobner
OeS Srtes eiu meniger iualiidlides
uno troitloles @eiitt ais Dor elmer
@o6e ais Der erite gblone" Conn.
tag luie en 8IiB ouS beiterem Sim.
mel ii6er sic Giuipobner ein6roh.
Cie ogleueruug" purOe geitern
aud onidcinen0 n6t gon5 10 itreng
me6r Ourdgefii6rt, mo 3eitltn0cn,
@iscremc imo auOere gum 9erbrin-
gen Der Souutaas 9lubeihmoen
uot6menOiaen @egenitdroe woren
nidt me6r 10 unitdnOlid 5ii er6uIten,
olS cS nod Dor elmer @ode ser Sail
mar 9tb bic 9lpotbcfer periteifeH
iih nibt me6r nit oeriel6en Gnergie
oif oie Gor5eielng bon dr5tlihen
Ge5epten inn 10leoBin" 5u perab.
iolgen. glm eIiidliditeu muroen ae.
ltcru in gou5 gnnopoIis bic 4crio.
nen geiddbt, Die in Sotcls unO onoe.
rem oiieutIidcn @aii5duiern po5ncn
oenir iie moren IN Ser Sage, bon oen
potel nNlirer@ iid alfo6olfreie @e-
trdute 5ii Ucridoifen puo ipradcn
oenen nit me6r oOer peuiger Sreuoe
mo Der Se6niudbt nod Dem Nnuiag
I'M Scr3en leb6oit ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-29

9rIroronHiIdler g9ettcr6eridi.

qlag ocn ilbrigen @nnoes gSetter-
@eo6ahtllngs. .Statioucu muroen Die
'olgcnOcu D66iien Gemperatilren
Sic Inn 8 ltbr geitern glbeuo berrid'
ten beridiet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-29

mer, gar nidts 81 iogen Ga sic
9hIsreoe Der 6roll 3il oberiol| mar,
mliBte iie i6re iebiae g9obnung fiir
eiuen 5peimonatliden Sommeroui-
entbalt i'm 9lrbeitsboiie pertalti6en.
9lngebli6er Goi6en0ie6.
Inter oen 9lni6uloieuuq, Syo6u
3agosfi Die @elob0rie nit $27 SSn-
bolt geltoblen 81 bobem iton0 ge-
ltern @alter Garter, alias ,,Gio, Dor
@oli3ciridter @ercdt uno puroc mn
Ter $500 9iirgiboit oen @roBge.
idporenen iiberwieien. gSa6 Sen
sIusio9en Oes 3eiigen 1T oieier bon
einem onoeren Monne ougeItoBen
morOen wdbrenO 9arter ibm ole
@elob0rie aeitoblen 6aben Ioll.