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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
THE LABOR MARKET IN M1DwNTER.

Labor winter peculiar problems in the
United States Skilled labor rarely unemployed for length OF
time But there always cao seasonal laborers for whom
winter brings little but odd jobs and often not those
The great grain other of this country keep enormous
number busy through months for whom there is
little or no work Another great of released
by oppage highway work. construction jobs etc The condi
ton of these their families through the winter is often pitt
full
Summer cheapest time live In the farming districts
great quantities vegetables and fruits be had for low prices
The family yard great of dependence until the
short days when strike In cold climates it is pathetic
to high prices the poor have for fuel In OF the
staples the least the highest prices
through his inability buy quantities Winter brings the
against costly living conditions with only
odd jobs to depend
radical remedy for the seasonal worker to learn some
which will make his service desirable the around
This often impossible of physical weakness other in
capacity pnng for the strains and tasks of indoor mechanical
work lahore draw FROM the question
would the farm staples of the country could
be harvested
public service by having it done at that
unsed labor less well employed than usual Often
they subject annoying posponemens by putting off
repairs and improvements until the busy The equal
cation of the demand do deal to relieve
dtiOns of distress
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
. NOTABLE BIRTHDAYS TODAY. j
. January 8. 4


General Sir Leslie Rumble, who Is
commanding the British troops in
France, is so years old today.
! Hon. Woodbridge N. Ferris, Govern
! or of Michigan. SO years old today.
Hon Duncan U. Fletcher, United
States Senator from Florida, So years
old today.
DR.. Edward II. Nichols, who took the
Harvard University surgeons and
nurses to the war zone, so years old
today.
Hon. John c. Spooner. former United
States Senator from Wisconsin, 73
years old today.
Byron Bancroft Johnson, president
Of the American Baseball eLague, SO
years old today.
Edward f. Mccall, recently deposed
as Public Service Commissioner of
New York, SO years old today.
Robert w. Bruere, sociologist and
writer, 40 years old today.
Henry f. Dixey, popular American
actor, 81 years old today.
Charles b. Elliott, noted Minnesota
barrister, 55 years old today.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
The Longest Trip.
(Beattyville Enterprise.)

(Beattyville Enterprise.)
Captain Joe Harris left here Friday
morning. December II, at 1880, for
Frankfort. in charge of train No. IA.
BY reason of high water and few
other little troubles he was not able to
get back until'the following Thursday
afternoon, and then he barely squeezed
through. This reminds us that his
brother. Captain Bob, still holds the
belt for long trips. Bob left Richmond
one fine Monday morning on the first
regular train that was ever run on the
old l.. & A. railroad lie was gone all
week and finally Saturday night about
dark he came in driving red-wheeled
buggy that he borrowed down on Tates
Creek His train got in the next week
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06

Lands Good Position.
marion Falcon.)

NhdiAOh
w. II. Matthews, who has been in
the insurance business in Lebanon for
the last two years, has been appoint
ed manager of the st. Louis Office of
the National Life Insurance Company,
and will leave the first of the year for
st. Louis to take charge of the office.
He is a courteous gentleman and live
wire in the insurance business and
the company has made no mistake in
giving him the promotion to this i'm
portant position. Mrs. Matthews and
sister, Miss Carrie Turner. will spend
a month in California before joining
Mr.. Matthews in st. Louis. During
their stay in Lebanon they have made
many friends, who regret to see them
leave Lebanon.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
SATISFACTORY PRICES

that you are interested in. Not
the unfair, unkind and untrue
stories of paid Solicitors. " They
are not worrying us. Don't let
them bother you. Pass 'em up and
come and see for yourself how
carefully we Sort and well we sell
Tobacco, and compare our meth
DDS and the results with others
and you will discover why we
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
RAILROAD Time TABLES
SI1

No. departs 5;S5 a. M. daily ex,
+cept Sunday.
No. 8 departs 100 p, m. daily ex-
cept Sunday.
No. 5 departs 3:45 p. M, daily.
No. 10 arrives 9:45 a. m, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
No. 8 arrives 2:05 p. m, daily.
No. arrives $3.50 p. m, daily ex.
cept Sunday.
Subject to change without notice.
II. S. ELLIS, Agent.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06

Congressman Park Democrat Georgia recently addressed the
Representatives condemnation of the changes the Demo-
administration has made the rural service He said There
great of this delayed delivery of the
again "Of all the changes made under admins
raon department the government this change the
has created discomfort dissatisfaction and
antagonism When criticisms such this voiced by Re-
pubcans Northern the Democratic
partisan carpng This expression from part
of country that has been especially favored by the POOce De
partmen by member of the party power ought TO be
epted evidence of the bad under which
postal service has fallen
Congressional Record has small pages the pantry
shelf under paror carpet weighs very well when the
Ladies Aid Society send around for their old paper collection
claimed that there $l 100000 worth of batteries in
denses with to handle them but they
points of interest tourists visit.
Although danger country being with
the spirit of mliarism is probably safe permit the Boy
Scouts parade with broom handles for guns
Those English generals think isn't fair attack
enemys position without giving thirty days notice with the
tomary three insertions in the county newspaper
The ability of American manufacturers initiate closely usual
supplies of Swiss and German will usual be the
readiness with which they get smashed up.
certainly mknd of people gave
to write their in with ink that hey can't be passed
gifts to somebody else next year
In of the threat that automobiles may year
people feel is the only thrifty prudent borrow
money to buy
The choice of president any attention
thus far the delegates have always remembered put
tion before going home
The children have been enjoying holiday
by beating on the Tin drums that were given them for Christmas
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
Best Turkey Record.

Falmouth outlook.)
Henry Blehn sold to James Gardner
thirty-three young turkeys, twenty
four hens and nine gobblers. He re-
oieved is cents per pound, which
brought him 1888, or an average Of
s2.54. The turkeys averaged fourteen
and three-quarter pounds each. This
beats all reported local records.
4. !. 4.
CarIlsle's Oldest Citizen.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Schedule subject to change without notice

Schedule effective January 8, 1916.
Trains Leave MaysViIIe, Ky.
WESTWARD
6:45 a. m, S:15 p. m. daily.
$50 a. m, $3.50 a. m. weekdays
local
$500 p. m, daily local
EASTWARD
1:4O p. M, 1894 ,. m, daily.
1926 a. m, daily local.
$3.50 p. m. $500 p. M. weekdays
local
W. w. wIKoFF. Agent.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
Got Is Cents For His Crop.

(Mt Olivet Trunbune-Democrat)
w. o. Duncan OF Kententown, sold
his crop Of tobacco to Bracken coun-
~ buyer at a high-water mark price
for the season, receiving Is cents per
pound straight. This is the highest
price paid for a Robertson county
crop we have heard so far this sea-
son. Mr.. Duncan is one of the coun'
tvs leading farmers and successful
tobacco growers.
q. . .
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
CarIIsle's Oldest Citizen
(Clinton Gazette.)

tCllnton GazetJe.)
Richard Porter of Arlington, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Clinton,
the guest of his niece. Mrs. Mary q.
Johnson. Mr.. Porter is perhaps the
Oldest citizen of Carlisle county, hav-
ing passed his eighty-eighth birthday
last September. He is the only sur
viving brother of the late Ed II. Por-
ter, aud with the exception of his i'm
paired hearing, is as sprightly as a
much younger man.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
Heightened Tobacco.
tFaImouth Pendletonla.l

During the recent flood the water
got up into Jason Shoemaker's to-
bacco barn and he had to hang the
tobacco higher up. When the lower
tiers had been raised he found that the
water had usurped some Of his room
and he was compelled to put some OF
the tobacco in his house. This is aris-
tocratic tobacco and ought to bring
good price on the loose leaf floor.
Z =. q
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
LEAD THE MARKET ON
PRICES.

We are not spectators. just
warehousemen. All our efforts go
to you.
Here are few crop averages Sc
cured by our customers last week,
to-wit:
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06

Wonder n General villa viii 90 onto
the lecture platform. into vaudeville
or star In the movles7
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06

America has It's troubles as we'll as
Europe Congress again.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
MAKE MONEY.

1t is good, quick, clean service
and
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06

tow attacks by Germans on western
front Germans capture French
trenches in the ArgOnne region.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
LOSE MONEY.

Come to us and get a quick
sale and
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
Per
Hundred

IT you Want quickest SERVICE
and the top of the market for
your Tobacco, take it to the
HOME, CENTRAL, FARMERS
OR INDEPENDENT.
The BIG HOUSES, where they
Get the BIG PRICES.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06
SO CENTS MORE

than the Tobacco sold on the
Maysville market averaged.
Is this not worth going afterY
1t amounts to about your ware.
house charges for selling.
In other words, when you sell
with us you have virtually saved
the cost of selling. Every load
you fail to sell with us is some
loss to you.
Besides, we have the room and
can and will give you quick sale.
Don't wait for a sale and then
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06

The children have been enjoying good reul holiday
BY beating the tin drums that given them for Christmas
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06

he Congressional Record has too small to lay the pantry
shelf under the paor carpet but weighs very well when the
Ladies Aid Society send around for their old paper collection
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-01-06

The ability of American manufacturers initiate cOse!
supplies of Swiss and German toys, will usual be she
readiness with which they get smashed up
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Or. Wran BON SisBlunOtuwn iibcr.
fallen.

Gr @eorgc y. @roii. Elm gIpothe.
Fer bon Soit.9lbenue imO 3. StroBe,
Sigblonotopn, iuuroe geitern DIOR.
gen 5iI friiber StunOe nuh einem
@ortWchiel nit meDreren Nlauncrn
nieOereeidloecn, nit 8iiBcn eetretcn
uno 6oie 5ugcridtct, uorouf ieine 9ln-
greiier Oos @eite iudtcn MS Gr
@rou iuieoer I'M StonOe mar, lid 3n
erbe6en lmO lid nod Soiie 6eeebeu
poIlte, troi cr Gr. @ermonus 8.
,Sronce lmO mebrere 6reunOe. Die i'm
no1 leiner @o6mtng beeIeitcten no
Er. 6ronce imo Gin onoerer glrjt oed
glpotbefer IN ge6on0lmg nobmen
@s gelong Der Eoli5ei bon Canton IN
fur5cr Belt 2 ser 9lnereifer, ole Brit
Der 6reoerid un0 9aurence Seinbod,
Die inn Souie Oir. 7OS Sio 9. Str.
cine @irtbidoit betrei6en, 81 perbai.
ten. Gin orittcr, So6n Niott6epS,
BON ytr lOl 3melte.9Ipe., tpilr0e I'M
Soiife oes 9ormittoeS oerbaftct. glac
orei wuroen eeitern Godnittog Dem
Iidter @illiom oorgefii6rt, Der iie
inter ie $500 9iirgihoit Dem @e.
ridtsperfobren ii6eripies.
Die glnflage botte ouf glneriif ge.
lolitet; ais Ger 9iihter ie0od Gr.
@rou gu ieben 6efam, mrroe ouf lei.
ne 8eronloIiuus oie aloee auf 9ln.
eriif nit beobiidtietem SooidIo9
unee1noert. Or. @rou botte nit
lcirer @ottin ein T6eoter bciud1t uuo
moIlte Iein ghtoulobil nod scr Sc.
rage bringeu nuhOem er ieine 5rou
nnd Souie gebrodt botte, ais Die 3
Mdnner i'm anriefen. gr 6ielt al,
90 er Der Yieinune ipor, ooB er etipuS
oerloren bobe mo 9ing auf Oie 2eutl
5u poronf lid) Der Streit eutipidelte
in oeIen gerloli ser 9lpot6efer 10 bo.
ie 5ugcridtet pirOe, OoB Icin @eiidji
oielleiHt fir INNER entiteQt ieiu
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Sin nener Raa.

GerldeOeue UerOod]iige Soae louie
cin poiitioer Sail puroen gciiern
in Baltimore geiluoeu = Su
9lnne 9IrlmOcl, lmO Baltimore.
County uurOe ie Elm Sail entOedt.
Gr. 9lofe miro sic GuorontGnc
am T. 9lopcmber auf6e6cn,
Sn Baltimore luuroe geitcrn ein
neuer ainoerld6mruosfoII entOeIt.
Ger aronfe lit ser 2 Sabre olte SoS.
8. Wioon bon gtr. 14t4, On-Oliper.
StroBe Seribieoene peroGdtige 6Gl.
le puroeu BON SiiIfs.@cIuno6eits.
@ommiiiGr Or. s. Somoro unter-
iudjt. 9mcb I'M Stoote puroen 5luei
meitere neue 6oIe oeiuuOen. Or.
@borIes $. 9roofs fono, OoB sic q
Nlonote olte @roce Girbp bon 9roof
Inn Slime 9(runoel.GountD. ole felt
Dem 20. Sfto6er frdnfli1 pur, al
Der SinOerlo6nulne lei0et.
Ser s Sabre olte Sronf 6ow6le
BON Seros, Baltimore GountD, lit
e6enfolls bon Ger Seu6e 6e6oitct.
Ga er me6rere 9riioer lmo SGpe.
iteru Bot, miro ole iiaoili6e @efuO.
beits-9eborOe Oos Sous iborf belpa.
deu.
Gie 5 Sabre olte Sodtcr bon Gr.
S6omos 9. McGonoIo bon @um6er.
Iono, itor6 eeitcrn an ainoerldb.
nuue. Gie Nlutter unO cine Sdlue.
tier oes ainOes Ieioen e6enfoIIS an
Der Gronf6eit.
@eIlmoheits.@onlnliiiGr Cr. 9lafe
erfldrte geiteri ooB CT icoenfols oic
&narontone IN Baltimore am +. glo-
ucnlber edn5IiH ouf6eben pcroe. @r
battc se6oiit, @noc oieier @ode i'm
Stonoe 81 iein, oie NuorontGne uui-
5ubeben in Oeu lesteu Gneen mur.
Den ober OeridieOene neue Sale ent-
oedt. ti2 ainOcr leioeu eegeupGr,
tie al Der Sronfbeit. Gie meiiten
liegen in aronfen60uicrn unO mer.
ben in tur5er 3eit entIoiien iuerOen
fonneu 8eridieoene ser @otienten
limo IN cinem ioIdeu 3uitonoe, ooB
iie wo6l foum nit Dem 2e6en Oooon-
fommen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
@cfa6rlider Slcacr einscfanacu.

Ter Sleeer Somuel Sndion peI-
der iih fIii1tete, nodocm CT oneeb.
lid einen criminellen 9ln9riif ouf
Sri. Mouo Nluseropc. ole 1obter
bon @iIliom M}uSerope bon Sowaro.
Gountp, oeriibt bate, pur0e bon Der
GolntpaFoli5ei bis 81 Dem Seine
ieineS 6reilnoeS in Der 9s1be bon
Gaicott Git9 oerfolet. @dbreuo orei
Yoli5ilten oroliBeu ggohc 6ieIten.
ourdiuhte @oIi5eidef @oib Dos
Snis imO molte chen peeeeben, oils
er elm 5oB in einer @de 6emerfte.
@r ItieB ieincn S1adtfniippel in ole
Geffnune imo traf 0en Sopf oeS Ge.
gers. CerieIbe lieB iid geianaen
nebmen. Sadion mar bon scr GranO
Surp IN 0omoro.GountD I'M Septem.
ber ongefloot worOen uno miro i'm
Didrs. .@erihtStermin pro5eiiirt per-
oen. Sodion mar nod girsinien
gefloben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
vSittels6udl.scftiunn.

i. "soraen, Sonntaq, oerIommeln iid
tie.. s %..'lteIieoer ser ,,8itteIsbod Sci.
Ipr'' % I'M &eiteno.Porf au einem TO-
teIae tst' AuItern.Roiten. @er Die Sgit.
Ss;49, S;uger tcnnt, ser ueiB, ooB i6re
frs,'igteiten frs'., itets bon @rfoIa oe.
crn lulo, Oenn hiItig Iino sic Ban.
Qier. "'.o orap unO tii6tige 3ec6er.
INK SreunOe peroen lid ciniinoen
e. old) Y'iteIieOer onoerer gereine
om uue 6oifen, ooB oos Sgetter aud,
cS g. s;S.eo''ntog 10 id0n Ieiu miro, ipie
erfo,V mar. Oenu oouu Fam Scr
fiir 'a rais1l9 nl9t ouSblei6cn. ggie oeIaot,
N}ose ss'u'lde @eniiIie miro in reidelu
Heit1;slsse Ps ssseloret iein mo Qlae ie6en Oes
mort'' mp'eIt nit gereniioen nno er.
o''a cutaeocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Mia nidt mc6r sOIOut iciu.

Cic 9ottcrie q bon scr Nlorplnno
6eloariiGerie, Oie ib aus iungen
9eilten refrutirt, peIhe prominent
in @eienidaits., 3inon5. ino pro-
ieiiioncnen areiien iino, lit obne
@ommanoeur. Gopt. @iaiam Sell
Sobnion, nn., pelder peientlid) oa.
81 beitrue. oie gottcrie i'm Icbten
Souuor 5lI orooniIirer, BAT reiiguirt
uuo iein gIbihieo purOe BON oen
0onnldaftcn oneeuommeu.
Capt SobniouS &eiisnation niir.
Oe in enter gerianlmlung ser glr.
tileriiten in Der @affenbone oes g..
Geeiments am 6reitag glbeno cinee.
reidt. Gapt. Sobnion ocrtrot Die
9tniidt oaB elm Gfii5icr Der reauId.
ren 9trmee oic @otteric beiebIieeu
loue.
Cine @i0erpabI ser Sffi5iere ionS
Iiott. Serr @uiiabus gg. Ober. iul.
uuo Serr Craig Mc9onobau lpuroeu
ais Observation-Disclosures, wobreno
Serr gOmiu @oriieIO, ilm., imO
Serr a. Sumter Bond. iun, ais Se-
couoe.2iciiteuontS erip0bIt mlrOen.
Gle 9atterie nobm eiuen 9ei6mB
an, iuorin Gopt. Sobuion Ser 0onf
fir ieine Gienite ouseeoriidt miro.
Eie 9otterie u. mar fiir5Iid aus Co
bpbonno ga, 5uriidoefebrt. no iie
wdbrcnO Orei @ionoten ldlmere lie.
bungcu poreenommen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Won einem QoltaniO iibcrfa6rcn.

Ter dl5.i1briee @ernon Glue
bon Olr. AZ, Siios@orltou-5troBe.
Ser ouf Dem riidwGrtieeu 9beil ci-
nes 2oiioiitoS Ger ~aurrle 8odine
Company" bon pr. 30, SaDIor. .Str..
hlbr, iiel ouf Der Siioieite Oes Sol
Iins-MarfteS BON Dem Nlotoruoeen
bcrlmter imO oos Sintcrroo hibr
iiber ieinen aorper. Ger @auffeur,
IonD Saponp bon gir. 4f5. Ebomas.
Strabe, bielt icfort an, bob ocn ano.
ben onf uno brodte ibu no6 Icincr
@obnune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
0cntidJes sbcutcr.

Seitte beeinnt in 9llbalg6'S Billet
Bureau Der 8oroerfaiti fir Die glui.
fiibrune 0es groBen S9logers Ser
iclogrone Sepp'l~, Der om Nlitiwo6
in gllbougb'S Ebenter olrd W1itelie.
Der oes Gbicoeoer 0eutIden E6eoterS
uno Niimarfec Eoblt-Sbcaters sur
0orilelung eebrndt miro. Qos
Stiid lit ein 8olfsitiid, aus Ser Se0er
Oes befotnten Sdauipielers imo Ne-
giiieurs 9loolf Seine, Der oils clter
Sbeutermonn eS pobl ueritanoen BOT,
elm 6iibnenluirfiomes 8erf 81 lbai.
fen.
Gie @eiuneseinlogen limo lebr on.
lpredeno, rnO oie ein6eInen glolen
lino 10 bciett, Dab cine ausee5eidnete
@irfiina oes @an5en eeiidert lit. Die
GorIteIluneen oieier Eruppe baben IN
alien St0oten, no OieieIben biSber
oeoe6en wuroen Oen einniitDigen
9eifoa oes @ublifums uno Der EreIie
gefnOen.
Ole 6ieiige gIuifiibrune oient
o6enorein einem guteu 3ued, oenn
% 9roSent ser Ginnabmen nod glb-
suo ser lofoIen llnfoiten geben an
sen Iono fiir oie notbIeioenoen oellt-
Shen uno oIicrreihiihen 9rieeSeelon.
oenen in Sibirien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
shrb un SruuOlunnOcn.

6rouciS y. NicGort6p, Scr 5luciidh-
riee Sobn BON Serbcrt NlcGortbp,
g}r. 1929 @reeulnount.9lpc itorb ee.
iiern 9lohnittog i'm ct. SoIepb'S.
Soipitol OIL oeu Solsen ocr 9rono-
mlmocn Die er lueui9e Stlmoeu por'
ber erlitt, oIs Elm bon Dem iiebeni06.
rigcu SomeS Sboton bon glr. 2432
@rcenmount9lpe., oneeiiedteS Stiid
Eopicr Ourh einen y9inoitoB aeeeu
Oie aleioer oeS aleincn eeipebt luur.
ocn itnO oicielbeu in 9rnuo iebte
Ger 5ufdllig oorbeigebeuOe GOporo
S6ipIeD BON gir. 53l Sit %. Str.
boroc oic SiiIierufc oer ainoer lmo
eritidtc oie 6lammen uno brodte ooS
iduer perbrounte 9iuo uoh Dem so.
ipitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
SdDmeOcn prOteitirt eegen NnhIanO.
(Trahtloe nber eobhfue

9erliM 27. Sftober. Die
lleberiec g1ohridten 9lgentur iaat.
Die ihmeoiidc 8coierllne BOT loren
@cianotcu IN YctcrSburn iniiruirt,
ioiort eeeeu Oen 4Ian Der rAiliid,cn
slomiraliiot @incn in idnpcoilhcn
Eerritcrial-@ciuaiiern 81 lcecn 5n
proteitiren.
Der @eiauote puroe fcrncr iii.
itruirt, on5utiinoigen. boB sic idipe.
oiibe 9leeicrina gu eeeienctcr 3eit
ibre Sd)ooenerias-6oroernee gel.
teno MAIDEN pcroe.
Dieier Sdritt reimtirtc ans scr
tiir5Iih BON Der riliiiideu 8eoiernng
erlaiienen 0rorc, D1incn Ia aciuiiicn
GbeiIen oes 8ottniiden 9icerbulcns
81 Iegeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
Sic 9lbentcner bon Orei onrdDse.
brnuntcn SduImGOdsn.

Die Sud]t nad feinen Soden mo
oie @erlodunacn oeS @roBitootle-
IcbenS moren Oie @riinoe, weSbolb
Ole i6 Sabre oIte glI6erto 9roft, Die
fl Sabre aIte @pa Spens lmO 1be.
reio Sofimon olle orei S6uIm6oben
aus Grafton, @. .@a., ibr reip. Seim
berIieben. Sic ipuroen bon einem
Foli5iiten i'm GomOens9obnboi per-
boitet imO IN sic weitlide @oIi5eiiio-
tion gebrad)t, no iie BON 9lihter So
bannien fir oie @roftonsgeboroeu
ieitgebolten puroen. Sic gobeu 5it,
ooB iie nit pieIen Nl1nnern in @oib-
ineton mo Baltimore eeflirtet bat.
ten, ou6 er5GbIten lie BON i6rcn
pGergniigru9Siabrten". glls oie Orei
WlGo6en @raitou perIieBen, botten
iie ciniae Sdbmudiodcn uno $22.50
in Noorgclo. sic fomcn bier am
Ticuiiog an mo ihriebcu iib in ci-
nem SotcI an ser @eit-5oDctte.Str.
ais ~G6orlsmGobcn" ein. Sic ipa-
rem lebr reOcielig mO mir 81 frob,
ibre gl6enterer 5u idiIOern.
Sn Ger6inolne nit ser @Scopooc
Der Orci pergniieuneSiiidtiecn SduI.
mooden pllrOen Orei iilnge @f0nncr
ans Jiclop perboitet. Is IinO Oics
Der % Sabre olte 0onicl 81. 3mf,
Der q Sabre olte Senrp e. OluingS
mo Der % Sabre oIte Nlorris ".
Scollc. 9lod 9luSiogcn ocr NlGodcn
botten lie nit ben Ger6ofteten cine
Sergniiouugsiobrt" untcrnommen.
EaS Grio pur0e IN ser ueItIihen
EoIi5ei.Stotion icitsebolten inter ser
Seiduloigung ooS @eiBe SflaDcn.
Selce perlett 81 bn6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
fSirI bci'm gLnflprinaen.

9lls G5uitob 9SetoIo bon Ger. 1919,
6lect.Strobe, eeitcrn S}odmittoe ouf
cinen boIbciebten, i'm 6obren beerif.
fenen EroIleD. @oeeon Der Columbia.
glbcnle.2inie oil Der gde bon Go
Imibio. glpenuc uno gorre.S .StroBe
iprineen wolIte, ipuroe or 5u 9oOen
geidlcuoert imo 500 iih cine leidtc
IerIesune om aopfe au. @r mel.
eerte lih, in's Solpitol 6ur 8ebonO-
lune 5u oeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
HentIdler S6eoter. S,erein.

Ger yCelltide Sbenter-gerein" iii
our 3cit nit Der @inituOirlns cincS
ucllen StiideS beiddftiet, oos er int
2aiiic OieieS ggiuterS 5ur 9luffiib.
rung 81 briugen 9eOentt. @ine Trobe
81 oieicr gorite0une iiuOet am
Somtoe 9labmittog in Der nGor-
WGrtS-Soae" Itott. Ger Gereiu miro
in Gorporc an Der om NiittwoH IN
0SubuliobS Gbcoter" itottfiuoenoen
oeitiden %oritenuue tbeiIne1mcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-28
granS on lrcNcrid.g .gIpcnne.

Sorboe's StoIle ouSgcbronnt. 3mei
9SierOe unO cine aub umeefom.
men 3wei onOere @ierOe
idIilnm perIcbt 9etradtIi6er
Sd)oOen. Sin glutomobiI Der.
bronnt.
Gin 6euer brad geitern gIbeuo in
Dem 5peiitodigen Stongeb1uOe oeS
observation-disclosures @eih1itcn
Sor6oe Bros, aus, lueIdeS lid i'm
binteren GbeiIe pon gtr. 4t0t, 6reoe-
rid.gIuerrue, beiinoet. GoS SSeier
rpuroc BON eugene giueent, BON 9tr.
100, @iiton.9lnenue, cntoedt, ser 10.
fort ole Seueupebr oIormirte. Gs &c.
lang Der 2oidmonniboit nod etuer
StumOe barter gIrbeit Die 6Iommen
81 unterOriiden. 3pei EierOe fpur.
oen 5u Tooe perbronnt lp0breno
5iuei onOere 10 ibmere 8ronOprn-
Oen Oapontrngen, OoB lie 81 einem
Sbieror5t gebradt werOen mBteu.
Ger iibrige S6oOen mar betr6dtIid).
Cine Sub fono ebenfollS oen Slant
mentoo, ipie aid cine groBe 9In5obl
BON Siibnern. 9luBerOem fielen eil
9oihpa9en, perihieOeueS Yferoege-
Idirr mo 4 Gonnen Seu Dem Seuer
gum Spfer. Gin 9lutomobil, oos @i-
gent6um bon SomeS 81. Sopper, bon
9ir. 2l5, 2oiOOnsStroBe, I'M @ertbe
BON $500, luurOe ouh 5eritort. GoS.
icIbe mar niht otrd 8ericberilng ge.
ocdt. GoS 6elter breitete iih olIi
ole ouereu5enOeu Siibueritdue bon
Otto G. Sa6erforn. bon gir. 4007,
8reOerid.glpenue, aus. Cine Menge
ieiner Siibner fomen I'M.