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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

@S iiar6 an .. Ncbrudr 1916. I'M ll6r
NlorqeuS Marie grniir S6alcr. ecicbte cioitia
bon @cotge n EbuIer lino Ioc6ter Der bcrs
itor6enen Jobii ~ ltn6 @iSubei6 0dricl
lR3Ge Gie IN Srieocn ruben Die Hccrolpnng
lnnci nui 1iciftag, WlproefS I'M llbr pol
ibrcr Bc1nnna, Nr, t422, citGbaic strahr.
nns iiait 8cOuicm0}eiic inn 4 0 lhr DsorQcns
III hcr en- 5atobuSsarMc @riieBung pripai
(ScbG 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

Ecr ucucrc son scr Icpcdci aus Mobinatou
leiS 0c @offnnno 5u, DaB 0cr ,2utouia 3wiiheniuil
rioim Giitlid bcacIcgt mrr0cn miro, pcim nid fris
Arr idUit cin c6ao boulngspoacr Con oS ocn Dlt
tbrinUl bonn 5taats Dcpnrtcnlcrt bcrausgetlan9cn
battc %or lue0rcrcn Monoteu d)cn gloiibtc ooS amc
rifariidc uNo ooS 0chldc |pf bic 0Iciohr ciues @rt
d5c@ iber 0cf So0 Dpn 6iln0ert glnerifancrn bei'm
Ncricnfcu SET 2ttouio" oarc6 Gin oeltidlcs Hitter
Qebpot ci porhci un0 lopcbl aiif 6cier nie au orr
uilAere @citc 6es 9tlantldcn G5cunS Derrludbtc cs
niht pciiia lle6eraidlna, ais OoS Stnats Icpurte
nlcnt bot uuaefobt 5uci gSoden oas 2aaO berdfrid
atG 0ic 2ngc ici icbr bc0cntlid ICsbnlb fam nlon
le mcu nos oct nddhitc Sug 6rindei mag illt0 pic
SuGc bcibt 6c0euflidl, bis nos gSo6mgorcr Ssabnct
0as 0n ndujfcii 4enna 5niumncntritt oatca cr
HART oa 0ic ncilerc Grfdrune ocr ocitldlcn @cgic
rum, Dua Eo6tcn ppi gtnlcrfoncrn bci'm 0Crlcnteu
Drr giitonioT iri cin nnacpolltes grpcicr bci ocr
slinncn0unn poit Mic0crDcgcltungs N}aBrcgcln pic
ndt acaci 9cufrolc geriftct Icni oatcl cine 5uIrc
ocultcQclpc III.
Iicic GrfGrnng bet bcutid)cn Rcgicrulg olte 5its
iricocnitcleiG e ocnn nuf Gin @cfcniicn BON Soften
2er Oeiid6e 9Rcgieung at bcitebcn Dob oda @ercnten
0er 2ltaniu cinc ltgciGtlirbc @anDhing mar ioiroc
nud gEuiioina 0cr oeitdru Ncgierlng, etncut 8cfcr
ren plcidtpnnci 6nf ocr gun5r ocfc llnicrpolicr
frtq acacu 0ct fcinold)cn Non0cl cn lmgcicblidlcr
iii 5ouiit uir6a. nod Der shlfiuiiung Dcr octdlcH
Meaicrlua. @rGiornt gBuuS @citcben orf ieincr 6or
ncrima glcidbcbciiicn6 ici init elmer 5orbcnmg, ooB
IcuhlnnD ben ntcrwaiicrtrle8 gcgcn Den lclHod9en
Nul0c aaiis cllitclc Nci cner iold)en GSor0crulg
luiro Nraiiort @ilio niht bic llnteritblng oeS amc
tifutild)cn @otaS Eobct 0ie prosbrtild)cn 3chuaen
medlq rcdt ldr alf crr 6orolrima 6citeBcn relief
tire nidt Se 6iichl1c Dlcinlng 0es onerifaldcn
&oltcs on6crn Bio g8iuidc cincs Mir gun5 gerngeit
Ibeies Oeilcl6cr i0 5lpar 0csicniacn Ebcilcs, ocr
mchr britiid as aucrifaniiA it'll 1cr &roiiocnt ioltc
nos dlii ieiner jiinac &eoctolr oimd oci mittlcau
saepH grobrcn 6abcn u6 iiA icbt nitt mc0r ppr ocI
ial 3uihinacn becnilnlien fallen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
@irettrrcnluabIen.
gNc eapLnas 9lnnI pan NaltImorr


SIC SnpiueS gnut Son Baltimore.
. iStbru0r 1916.
ssu cincr an 2icnnqa oet / 5cbular, gcs
hnlieneu JGabl fir Girefioren oSbc Gdpings
Nant upn GnlfiMprc" fiji bas ipnmenbc Sdbr
mnrect bic folgcnoen 0crren uorlNriit3mdBlg
crtpdbi;
Games g. Gam, ScnrN g. Mint1riuS,
GSeurgc 6 Grutinc, GcDrgc ". @iuie,
Dutglne n. Ibnutno, 3rCpf. 81. 0uifman,
pilt -. &unnra, oarrn Hnbueftnd,
a. 1ur5pr Npfimau, Njcurge H. gopc,
BlGnd0r0 Slnubun, 9tprmnu S0mes,
Ncprb g. 0ilieH, gNilinm S. Wloitboi
Trani y Npeu 1rcoi 92 4,upo,
MnleU ysurpmer, Vbns 81. Npppclmnr,
sSubM y. ginminn, 9lubt. 2. 0npfire,
Nhnricc e. gpFbb, glrthnr ". Necindtun,
ScnrN .. 3pdr HBnrles q. pDnler, H.
9Sininni y. Sdurr
Sn c;ner Dciic dbQe6atcHcl 0cridninhng
ocS NrclipriwHs iprrbc &iniam s. Gunillu9
nIp 9raiIncni micocrcupdblt; Ghariee s. 0ps
Mcr, IT., Nicc3rdiiocnt; Srrbcrd M Nnfiiudn,
Sdmtmciiier uro 0cwnro 5urc, SiiiSSd ddts
mciiicr. (5eb57)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

WI GANpA QWAbNuAbt
Baltimore, TO-, 90 S0nuar 1916.
Nh Mue, bic Cs angCbtl
IS miro bicrnti gcutdb Den glbiMnlien SO
y uuo SO IS ocs Baltimore Siaotebartcrs be-
lnunt gena1t oaB bic Rilaiicruugs Commit.
lion Der Stdot Baltimore narD Dem q. Widr5
1916 begingen miro, Ole nacDaenanieu Stras
Zen nno @ueOs nit mooernem 0lntcrinl 6u
pilaitcrn, neli 81 piaitcrn uno net 81 bee9cIL
glqe Bcrionen. mo @orporai!onen peroen oe9s
balb ouigeor0ert @rldubniBibcHe iiir allc
@rbeten 81 5icu llno oieie Dor Dem q. Wdl5
1916 6u beenoen, bic III irgeuo elmer gSeie bic
Nuiarabung pocr glufreiBunA nn@genainicr
SiraBeH llno glAcpS. ooer cineS Ibciles ocrlels
ben n0bl iHaCben nlDOteir
Die ebcH crlpdbHten SirnBeH uno glacbS
iino
cNsue, ,encaS, bon guiaw'eirahc Big gSaruer.
@trdBe
npIsrS Nacb, bon SanpocretraBc big GbarIcs.
aials sbarp. etrahc bon RaIiimorcssFaac bis
&ldNsGtrabe.
SIN NutruGc oer BllaiiernHas sGommiiicN
Der Gtaot Baltimore
n. 0eit6 6ampton,
&orber uno conhlltrenocr SnQcnieur.
". W. Sopffcp,
SirobenaS Sngcnicur.
(Nun0o ol gt Jcb7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Wldroarct6a ". Slranic.

s. liarb am d 5cbrudr 1916 Wlaraarctda
9. Nrauie, Q9ittwc bon benz peritorbcnen Sobn
g. Mrauic I'm 9ltcr ppn s3 Tubrcn Die We
croieliua fnoct an Dirnitaa Gadmittng8 .
llDr. bon Scr gSobnlnN ihrer GOGtcr, fsrdrleiH
!TarD g. Arauie VIZ. 1901, gipro,6aitlcs5tr,
nf5 tatl, &ciicbung ani ocm .NuItimorcs
fSrichbolc (,ScbG.-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

@& farb am 4 Sebruar 1916 Smm Np6ens
DcTarr, 9elcbter cdte pon Clara 0o6cubereer
lDo so9n BON Sobil ino eooniu 0obenberper,
in icnem 20, ecbeHsaDr Die 8ccroigung
fiHoet ami Mlpntag, q 6cDrnnr, Wloracis 10
iSnNrt,e GtraRe, alls iiait 9eiiebuug pripat
api ectl ~Gouoon Rari6reobcfc"
(iSrb5-~T1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Caroline Wmtcs .

"a iorb pl6Bll0 am Q, Sc6fudr l0i0 GnrNs
lnr @pdcs t6ep Sraubl pcliebic Ginitiil pon
&bi,ip Gjudcs, i'm G3 2ebcilsiabre Tic Beer
niqune iinoe 1icuiteo sen s. 8ebrunr, bcm
1rnncrbanc, 9fr. 40, giuros sGjilmor etrafc
nns iiGt, VciIcburg priOotm oui hem o2ons
(,gcnr7@9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
CSliio6ct6 S,cnSridls .

Gs farb am q 5c6rnr 1916 Ghia6ct1
Scuoridlc, gelebie Iohier bon SrcDcrid 8
mo @luro 6eHoricbS, Ia ibreni AO acbeH4.
io1r Sic Necronung finoei am @loutaG, Z.
Scbruar Gu6mittngr llby bon Der g8nU.
nung ibrcr Gltcrn gir. 633, GthrliuUDo aane,
aus TAFT @eiicgtng auf sem r0d Gormcls
tSripn0pfc (fScb5.-7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

Die tiujnr Gfnlr In brg @tobt
lnirrc Ndb'Sluieu lcbt oicr Snnpe ga.
nict t5cldc bic Gieibctmnobetfunii mao ben
oic5 VI inrSer 3cit ourd brii 9lnfbIuB an oicfe
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niitiQgs nno glhcr6S, Ardiiere Gtiibcn Sm
pailc beg0nnene 2trbciicil f3nncn pdbrenb NeS
uniertlft5 lprtgeieb ucrbcu. G5riublid,er
unicrrlo0t I'm Grituiirf pun Winitcrn eribeiIi
NdDere 2Ilsinlit inriftIld pbtr iuiirolIh bet
Wrl. 3ubt1s, Wr. BOZ. WtJtsG0rntpansEttaE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
eSGorioa=T =Toltr.
NrsianIlM acItIttt

gon Baltimore, Sreing, oer 49, 9ehrunr
nothmcn6iaer @iusan0eii $50. Wioblseiien uub
Simmer ait Talnpicr SotelS; MutpsSlbrlet
eit @efts GieIeaerbet. bas p2ano oes Cons
nenihcins INTO oer Alunle" 5li bcludeu. Stcs
dclndbge Snnlptcrnerbinolnt0 iuCb SuuantdD
unn SadioHuille ieoen Eeniiug unh 6reiGG
&erangen Gic ReiirbeiDrcibung mo GiW
SeI6ciien
gierdIants unS MiuerS' Srrnsp. GO
~. g &ururr @..@.M. aaliimore. DlS.
srapt rpeuO einen 5n0rfarieit' ooer 1unri.
iienslDeniea, (Snnii-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
fEcrNinnnn S7ItrnNnrf.

Ga faro om g. Scbruer, I'M 10 ll6r G6euos.
SersMeuo 5itenonri; ss Sabre aIt, aeliebtcr
finoct 9Ri!uph, ocli o. 6ebwGf, inn ll6r
9goraens, bca letrer gSobulnto, VIZ. i44t,
Mirrriibc gloenur, aus nod oer pl Atel6'airtbc
nitro. (Sebr7 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
9ScrInmmlnug -SIu5eigcn.

,Gantuns9Druuc Vniiclns aoon nno eaunaS
9lHucintipu".
NnbrGS Scrinntnllinq ncbit gcdn1icH yNaDl
1enitan, ben 8. Tcbruar, I'M Wcrriuc.4ognl,
9tr. 1875, GantoutNtncnuc.
SDurdo Wldnlcr, Hrdncni,
glngM 2iubcmann, Seireidr
(Scb5 7-SN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
gpMpun 9sasf lSenrtrrn.

6nnpt&in0nWg: SreNrrlda9iunb.
Siire1u Nr VI, gIensnfuiDnn. GtSnhe
@edtianibplaBc bon $25 ar. LRter beiiurbis
ler SluiitdDt StbE'uhumeu, Gciuinoe, BfianNn
&C. itnn In areibbnus mn SnuptGirgaua "a
rfoer ilrfer NacHi mitb, ipenn aeiuhri&t,
rnrfnrclhcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

@oltntprc tScmetern.

8arrnn; '1ouS-Glusnna WDrth.alurnne, bHlih
uun prt Nsuns@trnhe.
AcDrhbnrpdbe 81 bcrfdii.c1 uun S2B an.
GciiioH aArb Antct imnleripdbrenbeer Mnfiid)i,
$5t. ]laum iir etHiG,oc @rdber. Soften
ireie AeilutunO oer anpelic
(N,irt1OiS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Hcr Arics fat and cine quito SnOmitric fir bic

ItF NTIVB tut NNFT WV H1IV NHUHTFIIt ~ ~
Srnurn acboficn Wlilionen ulio sQhllioncn Sono
iddc pcrocn dlf ollc G5rpntc gcbraud)t pic PEI oe
Nrtincrc Guclcn 5crhocn mcrocn uO ltcts crrciicrt
mcrocu niiiicn. Sr olcr @cgenpen ocs ocutiden Ecs
DIES ndben 6ruuer 5nnoiddc, imo Der gl1berlobn ~
c5clncn 5tdoen roer @cgcnocn 1T 40 Nrc5ent bobcr
ols oer Oort qauglidje ldgelobn Der Nobernnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

erpedt Sin 6lua5elg ol ocier Iaae 5uidlg iiber pic
ecgeno AM Dclmparc gcflo5en ein no pie @oHptmerte
oer Iu @oit &uluerG unlpagne gcleqen ino; nno MN
miro bic @erimt9mg aiisgeproder, oaB bic @rplolio
ncn iii Deu &uluerntiiblen Die III ben lctte Dlordten
tattaeinoeu bnben, olrf HIicacrbombcu urriiradt
ieor0ci ein tonntcL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07


AnaS nor Aricpsalisbrah iuiroc iii baperiidcn &ar
ioAcnt ocr aNmt cr6rtcrt am SSnldeuce eiu aroBcs
@rnitpef Sl crrdten nnD Den Oorf geiDonnercn ecf'
trilhei Strou ourh cin Sodlipnnmn9sneB fiir nos
NaiSc 1inasgebct 5 nerlucrtbcn Inter oent glanlct
Gaprrniuctf@ ioc ein llilterncbmcn gcqrln0et werf
6qt Sus 1urd cin ltoatdcs N3onopol III BID 2oec ncr
eA marc ait ac 5dote nto Nrbatbetriebc clcftrillc
@trom hiliacr ob5ugebcll aa es eBt bel Der Gr5eit
anna aits 5tcinfo6le III 4aper lnogIid III 3amals
Qluii0ip aan onS &opita uol 200 sQtiIpucn w8orfe
0aS 5ir @ermirtdlitng oes Stones niiitcls elmer WI
cFacieNiAait crororrlih idlicn ID pert9cilcn B TOM
c onB 0ef boncrildc 5tnat mo 0ic boHeridcn Sfpn
nuninpcrbdnoe u 5rei 6iinitc pie @rmotInonitric
ubcr ciu 5intel iberncbmcn olten Sebi III ben 5tua
apnciat Bic llnfpitan sr &crnrrtbmg ocr i6m gebpr
Gen BaIerr1ile oes gsaAeuices olii ciaeuc 9tcdnuu
" iibcrucbncu oo N Gel ocn 0A crwartcHocn gn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

gl0uunenten, Ole ben ,,TeutiGrn GrtrcippM
orutcn" nirbi viiHttlia oDer nnrt0eimdAin n
HnteM Ilnp 0fbgten, bgt Office bnuuW Her Etic.
p~au cbet imriisIiM WlIiinrlnAg in mnthem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

SrOb Der SeineHIduftlidfCit, nit 0cm ldl audi Scr
tretcr 6cr gSicnGot uiO alnit oarin gefallen fri.
Der bcireiuocte mo gcdldBte Nitarbciter 5r bceiD
gen tno id 5i itoBcn neil sic 2onocr Ocs Stoats
5lgch6rgfct id ri Sfrcqs5uitonoc befinoen lit Ood
nidlt egber intcruotionaler 3uiammenbnng Der gSi
ienidoit bon oen 5tirmcu oes gScltfregeS ocrpcbrt
moroen Giuigc Gomniiiiiouen icbcn, ipcm audi llnter
5dlmieriqfeitel Die 9lrbet fort pie q bic Sntcr
rationale AtouqemihtS @omuiiion" Dercn glifga6c
oarn beItctt Neridtgimgcn ocr bS1er gclten0cn Sc
pidtS6cltinmunqci fir sic flenItcn meBborcn Ginbc
ten Der @lcnctc sur ocntliden &cluituB 5l 6ringc
IS lit bconocrs ons &cr0ienit oe8 jcbige ErGoente
Ger Gcmmiiltou Sru 81 vs. Glarfc (glmcrifo), ooB Der
N{clinnqSastod 5ipidcn 0cu 9Ritge0cru olfredt
cr6altcn merocn fonuta Gos GcIlltot Der ncucen 90
ridtalnaen betrifft noueatlid5 bic flint Glemcnte
SobIciItoff, 5dpeic( 3nn @lei nO Go0ium Der
&crtreter Gcutidlan6's III oiecr Gummiiion @roi SS.
G1huolo Bat bic @eroienIte ocS prdi0ircocn omerfo
n6cn @ele6rtcn belpn0erS berporgcboben 2Sll Der
Me6c oer lhtcriMren Oes oifi5clcl 9erits fcbh bic
Des rnn50iiiden W}itgc0cS &rof lrboil bon ser Cor
6plRc ST. but a6cr ous 5eblcn ieilics &oncuS oni
nit crtihuloigt OnB CT lfolgc cncs aftpcn Dilitar
&crbalhiiics nidt bcrcdtgt lit leincn Nomen lutcr
Dilternatiouule SiOgebngcn" irgen0 pcldcr glrt 81
cbel Seine 3uitimnulug 5u alien Ausfiibrimgcr DcS
@crdts bot cr 0cSbob ourd cine bcion0cre 3uihrt al
oc Yr1ioeten Der Gouiiiiipn 5lit gtisord gcbrnc5t
---n----
Ole arONen NiciDiunc sic ufolgc Ocs Grcgcs nuO
orr cuelilMcn 9cqiitipncn Don @unOelsihiiicn Ocn
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dot v5opbc4 ocnn Oicic 5a6t fir oos o6gclmicne
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glfticnfapitos lio 8o6 uuberOe an bic gLftonarc 50
&ro5ct oeS Nonlnulpcrtbes ibrer Nftieu 5llrild ~
pcrOen olo un @dn3cn iiid meligcr ais 800 4ro5cnt
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5Mffo6rts @eiellidoitcn befumt acDeH, ouB lie BON
lett al Dre 5tiifc aif ocr 6u1rt nodj Sn0icn uuo
oqnl crnen Often nidht mc1r oilrh ocn Suc5fauu pn
rcrl diff ocm alien Ncgc ul oos &op Der gtcn Noii
Wg iobrca laiicu iucr0cn Sic qcbcn ols @rilno oll
ooi augenblidlid ii ben @dfcn oeS @littcdnodlen
@ccrcS sic @eriorgung nit ao6Ic nid nlogM iei gs
dcint Ounotb, onf sic Eb1tigfeit Der Oeutiden mo
1itcrrciddeu 6lotcr ni @dttclduOiid)cn N&eerc Der
2ebcnSncru oeS Sdii$nerfcbrs Sic Gerioralne ocr
Camper NIT 8ctricbsfrot beretS cnlpnOlid gctrof
icn Bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

Gnc NpiScmie Der 5pioncnrcdlcrci lit UOn Mcncm
iii ocn Aeouftiositu6cH oct probrtiidcn Erclic aiS
gebroden Gin uptcriocs Slllg5euq ol III aeinDliher"
s(biidt iibcr Oe @crfc Der G Yont &ulucr Gompagnc
an Gcatuorc qcfloqcn cin bciitldc gIgctc oacn oos
cano6tid)r MISUNDERSTANDING ange5noct babcn truB
ScW Ste cannoilfe @oli6c sen 9rnno 0cs CScboiocs
unf natirlMc lriadcu 6ridi6rt; cit Ocittifcr Spon
iol ld, onf Dent Giic elmer pidtgc cnnaoden @riidc
9cn1bert bobcit un ic 5r 5criorcn; bic gicp.gnrfer
GublpoHs mcrorn nit Der ouBertcn &orlid1t beoadlt
Da mon bcfiirdtet ic t0untan orM Bombcn 3erltort
lucroen Gins int iidcr lpcnn cs 5r cincni uirfIidlen
Arud NIT 6cu 0cttihen 9ieih fomneu iolc milrbc
Bic glaiirtcnErcic aIlc Detdcn in oct Der 5tooten
ais Spprc pcrOndtgcn itn0 lic miirOe ocr Snn9ngrl
iii flir5cr 5c 1T cine iodc Stimmung bringcn pas
rs g id)redld)en 9litbnocr ii nllen Sbccn OcS 2ait
ocS tcnmlca rBtc; 0cnn d bari nid)t pcr8cc mcroc
0oh bic Der Stuuten DQS 2allo ocr 2padcr fno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

1os 1850 il @ctric6 scnummcur oSamlc yiifcl-
murf" Sci arogero III gionpcgcn 6at troB icicr rci0e
,y6r0erno ntr Dig 1885 bctanoen neil oonos ocr
Itarfc giidgons ocr 9idclwcrfc ben @cdldtsgcwnn
hceiuirddtgtc 1cr ieBioc Better scr 5d5nicl5biitte
Dat icic 9lusbiloung oii oer oedeli @crg Afaocnic
III 6rrbrrg crbaItcn luio III 81 Der cbrr5cugung &C.
fonunrn, oaB oas Nort gcfitocne Gr5 nit @illic pcr
bciiurcr @lctbpoen ie3r uob abbnnuiiroig ci Oo cs
uer %ro5cut 9lidcl tino aobalt cntbdt Ga uil in
sSotgc oes arcges ollc Nlcollprcc drf i'll Ole @oDe
gegongcn linS miro jctt oas riibcr ppnl cl9liiden
aopito bcbcrridtc 9tidelpcrt ir rein uoriucgde 9ied
ming micoer III Yctrcb genpnnlen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-21
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwards, a Weil-Known
Ohio Physician

Dr.. F. M. Edwards for II years
treated scores of women for liver and
bowel ailments. During these years he
gave to his patients a prescription made
of a few well-known vegetable ingredi-
ents mixed with olive oil, naming them
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, you will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause nor
NAL action, carrying off the waste and
poisonous matter in ones system.
If you have pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, listless, no-good feeling, all out
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one
of Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for q time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands OF women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
successful substitute for calomel-now
and then Just to keep in the pink of con-
dition. l0c and Csc per box, All druggists
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-21
RECORDS FOR LOW
MERCURY SMASHED
Never So Early in the Month
Has the Weather Been So
Cold as Just Experienced.
MOISTURE HALF AN INCH

All records for low temperatures
recorded in Omaha in October pre-
vious to the twenty-first day of the
month were knocked sky high when,
at a. m, the thermometer at the
local Office of the weather bureau reg
istered 20 degrees. With but two ex-
ceptions this is the lowest tempera-
ture recorded in Omaha in October
since the establishment Of the observ-
atory here on November |, 1870, On
October q, 1873, the lowest-ls de-
grees--was reached, and on one other
occasion the mercury dropped to 20
degrees. That was on October "a,
1918.
? No records were broken for pre-
cipitation by Thursdays storm, how
ever The snow and rain which fell
amounted to only so Of an inch Of
precipitation.
According to reports received at
the local weather Office the central
portion of the state experienced
lower temperatures Thursday night
than did the eastern and western por
tons. At North Platte and Valen-
tine the mercury dropped to IA de-
grees, while at Cheyenne, Wyo., and
points in western Nebraska Sc de-
grees was recorded.
So far as Nebraska is concerned,
the blizzard is over. The prediction
is fair, with slowly rising tempera-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-21
Brief City News
Platinum Wedding RinEs-Edholm.

Platinum Wedding kinEs-EdhoIm
Have Root Print It---New Beacon Pres,
Lighting Fixtures--Burgess-Grs nden Co
Phone BedfOrd's New Coil Yard
l0l7 N. 23d, for Paradise coal. best
, for furnaces. Doug. l15.
Asks for Divorce-Rose Vanous has
filed suit for divorce with the clerk of
the district court against Louis
Vanous. Cruelty is charged.
Fined for Hitting Auto-H e. Ruff
ner, ll5 South Sixteenth street, col
lided with CITY Weight and Measure
Inspector Scrugg's car at Twenty
fourth and California streets. Ruff
ner was arrested and fined IS and
costs for reckless driving.
Nilsen Goes to Sioux Falls-Marius
Nilsen, chief quartermaster, has re-
ported at the local naval recruiting
station for duty He came here from
New York, where he spent eighteen
years in the service, and will be sent
to Sioux Falls to take charge OF the
station there.
Women as Evangelists-Mrs. Mabel
Q. Stevens, an evangelist of st. Peters,
burg, Fla, and Miss Minnie A. Nelson,
chorus director of Omaha, will open
an evangelistic campaign at the Pearl
Memorial Methodist church, on the
corner of Twenty-fourth and Lari-
more avenue, Sunday evening,
Holmes for Municipal Judge.
Goes to Congress of Surgeons-Dr.
Henry NJ. FitZgibbons leaves Saturday
night for Philadelphia to attend the
American Congress of Surgeons after
which he will be at the Biltmore in
New York for a month while attend
ing some of the New York surgical
hospitals. Drs. e. c. Henry and A. F.
Jonas will also attend the annual con-
vention of the American Surgeons
congress.
Fine Fireplace ioOds--Sunderland
Prohibition would deprive the city
of Omaha Of yearly revenue Of $751;
900 derived at present from liquop Ii
censes. All Of this large sum goes to
the school fund. 1t is sufficient to
build five new, modern, twelve-room
school, houses every year of the type
of the CASTELAR, and Vinton schools.
Only by greatly increasing taxes on
property can this loss, which prohibit
ton would cause, be made up. Think
it over. Douglas County Property
Owners and Taxpayers League. 1876
Rose building, M. ]. Creevy. secretary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-21
Sigma Chi Chapter
At Lincoln Accused

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 2O.-Chancellor
Avery Of the University of Nebraska
announced last night that national-offi-
GERS of the Sigma Chi fraternity
would be summonded to Lincoln to
take drastic action against the local
chapter, possibly the withdrawal of
its charter. The action of the chan
cellor follows complaints by the Lin
coin police authorities that the chap
ter house has been used as hiding
place for property alleged to have
been taken from hotels and billiard
halls. Eighteen months ago, Chan
cellor Avery said, the local fraternity
placed itself under cloud, and it was
warned that a second offense would
mean the request that its charter be
forfeited. The charge against the
members, he said, will be that Of har-
boring stolen property.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-21
PAPER BOY IS USED
TO HARD KNOCKS
But the Training They Receive
Develops sturdiness, Self
Reliance and Ambition.
SOME ARE SONS OF WEALTH
By A. R. GROH.

Let US sing little song in praise
of that bright-eyed, sturdy lad who
comes to your house daily--the paper
boy.
He is a paper boy" simply in the
sense that he carries newspapers. In
physique and haracter he is rather an
iron boy" For he is industrious, am
bilious, self-relant.
Oftimes he does..t have to work"
Many of the boys who carry The Bee
are sons of well-to-do parents, parents
who realize that a job outside of
school hours is the best kind of train
ing for their sons.
One of the boys was driven around
his route by his fathers chauffeur in
the big car several times this summer
when his mother wanted him to get
through early. Usually he walks, like
the sturdy, independent, democratic
lad he is.
Carries to Dads Employees.
His parents could lap him in luxury,
but they are too sensible for that.
They want him to gain habits of in
dustry and self-reliance. Some of the
employees Of his fathers establishment
are on the boys route.
Imagine son OF wealth delivering
the daily paper to one OF his fathers
employees in staid, old England! My
wahrd Just fawncy!
This is an illustration Of the mag
nificent democratic spirit of the west,
Which lad, think you, is likely to de-
velop into the finest mantle one
just mentioned, or the boy who lies
abed late, who is taken to school in
the family limousine for fear the dear
child will catch cold, who taps fathers
purse for spending money who, in
short, never does anything except
what he likes, who never makes an
effort, who is Tapped in continual ply
steal and mental luxury
Not only do the rising generation in
Omaha carry paper routes. Some of
them rise early every morning to tend
to their lamp routes" lighting and
extinguishing the street gas lamps.
My friend, John B., is proud of his
job, working in department store,
Saturdays; and Elmer is not ashamed
to drive the wagon of humble vege-
table peddler on Saturdays.
The school of hard work and hard
knocks is, after all, the best school.
Dwellers in Utopia would quickly de-
generate into fabby-muscled, habby-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-21

Drained, incompetent, impotent, good
-nothings,
The great men OF the west were, al
most without exception, men who
struggled, and by that very struggling
made themselves capable of great
things.
Are Full Of Pep"
Their struggles put iron into their
blood. And this iron of character goes
on today, hammering itself against
obstacles and battering them down.
One of the girls who keeps the Bee
circulation books is fairly in love with
the paper boys"
They are certainly the dandiest lot
OF boys" she says. $50 self-reliant,
wide-awake, bright, ambitious. A
number of them have bank accounts,
and nearly all Of them buy their own
clothes. They practically all go to
school. Some are saving up their
money to go to college
Solomon used the ant as the SYM
boil OF industry. There weren't any
paper boys in his day.
60 to the paper boy, thou slug
gard; consider his ways and be
wise"