davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-09-30

sos5 18th. Or, b.. 1850
1901 o. 10f, b....D.00
1902 Calvert, 81, 2b. 40. 90
903 3d. Or, b.....30.50
1888 Oregon, Or, b.T.b0
BOLT 11th, Or, b. ..1.50
2820 N. Sr. b. 50
1920 1st, Or, b....S.50
1225 Fla ne, tr...12.o0
go Morton, 6F....1lo0
TENANTS.
zoos o. % Sherman
ave, Or, b.......1.5 80
508-10 Goth, r...lS.50
2110 10th, Or. .....l5.O
62 De Frees, 8E. b.16.5o
RES.
3343 Prospect aye,
corner, entire blg10. 30
BIO 11th ste....1s.W
3222 11th 1t. t......17.b0
706 14th no. 90
ROOMS.
offer.
street.
!
Evening star., 1916-09-30
GARDINER & DENT, NC,
III 14h Street NV.
Phone l6s1n AnoA

WlNTED At 6N06lS. : K66Y AUV1yI
to rent In all sections: can place D dsGnAA,
tenants on the Heights n9w.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BR0KE1A, 1A1D y
Evening star., 1916-09-30

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
11so 18th ST. Nw-Only $3.50; rooms
and La n: a good downtown location: conven-
lent to all cars.
1898 17th ST. N.w-only $50. 90; Q rooms
and bath; cellar: convenient to Conn ave. and
schools.
1914 F ct. NV, 7th and q sts. ne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

3abhmg non 200 Nlart 2obu fir oie
eeicblide 9imoiglnsS5eit, loegen
grunoloier Gntloliimg mo Gorent-
baItimg Der @opiere. Die @erbano-
ling ergo6 foIaenoen S6atbeitouo:
Iic beiOen Sldgcr paren eiueS
MpntoeS IN 8remen fir Berlin enga-
eirt iuorSeu rmO ioiort nad @erlir
abeereiit. Sier wuroen iie Dor Der
6irma in einen Sotel einsemietbet
imo oerpfleet. 9lm Oieuitag 6rii6
eri6ienen bei6e Geielleu piinftli9
sur 9lrbeit, 9lm Wdttwoh bliebeu
iie aus. gtngebIicb maren iie franf.
9lIs iie am Gonneritag pieoer sur g(r
belt eridienel ianoen iie ibre @Idse
beiebt. Die @erbanoIunaen 0rebte
lid IN Ser Sauptiahe Inn oie sSroge
Oh oic aIGger tbotidbIib franf gene
len iiu0 ODER nicbt. Der Sausoieuer
founte uur bcfunoeu, oaB er ON Dem
frogIibeu W1orgen BON bis Z llbr
0loreens ieOe babe Shnl0e sic &Id
ger pereebIib aepedt bat. Scr Der
trcter Der 1Sirma legte sic 9lednung
OeS potels pont Gage por Der anqeb,
lihen &ronf6cit por, 0ie in Der Ebot
ergab, 0aB Sic Granf6eit merfpiiroi
geripeiic bel beioeu al69ern redt
pIobIi@ onfsetreten iein muB, oenn
oie Gehnrng lieB ouf einen iebr ge-
iilnoen 9Ippetit ihlieBeu. 9lber ieIbit
pem Sen aldseu lureht eeiheben
iein iollte, 10 b0tten ie nad glnii6t
Ser 6irma feiuesfolls 9lripru1 ouf
9e3ablng oes Sobnes fit oie gan3c
aiinOieungs5eit, 0enn iie bdtten miis
5eloS au6 obne 92apiere in Berlin
1oben @cr0ienit finoen f6nnen. Gie
aIdaer ieien 9tnfone Ge5eulber gegca
sinel &oheulobu bon 100 Marf ans
genommen por1en. Seitoem lei ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
g9ettcr.glndlridltcn.

Die am 1ounerItoe iiber Sen ODE.
rem Seen logcrnOe St0rlng bat iid
oer5oBen mo mar bon aageneinen
9iegen in0 5dnceion IN oen oitIidel
Ebeileu Ocr Sec.9leeioucn unO Dem
Obio E6oI be8leitct; OeSgleiten fiel
leihter IotaIer Heocn in Dem Siioen,
ood bcrridte i'm @eiteu beItdnOi0es
g9etter, iucldeS nit bobem 0rit Der.
bnnOcu wor. Sm GuBeriteu Sii0mc'
itcn mar ser Druid uicorig.
Gic Eempcrotlrcu iino i'm GRO.
Sen Central Sbol oeu Central Slad.
Staaten tmo ben obcrcn Scc&egio.
neu bcion0ers nie0rig. imo b0ber i'm
amu5eu Siioen
N}it DER 9hlSnobme Iotaler Regen
am Samitag i'm 5iiocn iowie Sduee
unO 9lcgeu am Sountag III ben moro.
Iidcu obercn Sce.&egionen miro oaS
@ettcr bette inO morgen 0ltlif oeS
N}iiiiiiippi bcitGnoig iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
eoit.Slnto ucr6rauut.

9lls acitern 9lbenO @ombril( g9il.
liomS bon gtr. 1912, @rccmout.
}Joemc, cin 2aitautornobil, oaS Sire.
Oerid GobIer bon Or. $40, SarforO-
glpeme, geb0rt, no1 Ger @aroee, Or.
S05-SO7, 0itMooiion.StraBe, 9e.
brodbt bate, iono bem 9lbiteIleu oeS
(Soiolins cine @rploiion itott, poourd
ocr @aiolinbebdlter in Brand 9eiebt
puroc. @iGiomS, oer nod ant
Steuer ioB, fonnte 0oS 9llto ans Der
Garage iobrcu. Sn Der StraBe
iprmig CT ab tno iiberlieB Ocn aroit-
uaaen ieinem S6idiol. 9ei oeu
20idocriuden bate cr ii6 al beiocu
5dnocu @ran6puuoeu 3u5e5ogen. On
Der @oraae befauoeI iid % 9Iutomoi
bile, Die ucrbranut mdrcH menu eS
Dem Gbmiiicur niht oeIlmgcu luGrc,
ooS brcnncuoc glntoniobil aii Die
StroBe 5u brinsen, 100 cS ciu 9iaub
Scr Slommcn mlr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
Mhleben.

llleroortct ihieO 9tidoIaS 3.
SdGier, @attc bon MlorD u. ShGier,
im nabc5u Uollenoeteu 63. Scbcus
ju0rc ans 0enl Se6cn. Ter &erblidc.
ne, weIher ans Baltimore gebiirtiG
ipar ee6orte Der biclisen 9SolBei oil,
500 iidj ieoob Dor cinisel Sabrcn
bonn oftinon Gent Sitriid. Gefgc.
bcrot itehcn ole Mittmc un0 &inoer
an oer,9oBrc oeS I1biuseidjieoenclr
mo beflagcn sdblreihe 3reimOe ma
GoIIe9cu Den 800 oeS Nlames. mel.
der linen ieOer5eit ein ouiridtieer
Ireimo lno Goaeac eepeien lit. Ei(
9ceroi9ung iin0et beutc &ormittoq
um cn6al6 ueint llbr pom Sroucr
balic M. 1873, @onicnooo 9lucnuc
mls aui Dem Jlclp Cathedral ,SrieO
boic itott nadloem IN scr 9t. SSo6n
Stride cine 9lequiem.Nteiic fiir oas
Scelcnbcil 0cS @crblihCuen aeIeier
morocn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

oer @rdiioent oieier aIniic, miro ais
Sooihneiiter fuRgircn.
DoS idbrlide 9ontett 0cs galii.
more Chapters amerifaniiber 9anf.
Smtitute iinoet bcute 9lbeuo i'm 9cl.
OcoereSotel itatt mo werocn be,
tountc 6inal8lentc aus Dem Often
Oaran tbcilnebmen. 9teben W|opor
9Srciton iinS perihieocuc Nerrcn oIe
Hc0ncr uorgeieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

Gopor0 u. 0eiibeG. Ser am Con.
neritos 9lbenO an ser 6oIlS.9ioao III
Der g}Gbe Der 9elpeoere.9lpcnite 5ii.
iommen init 5mei on6eren NlGnnert
nit ciiiem Motorfabrro0 pcrlmgIiid.
te, lit geitern in Moruldnoer 9lIlae'
mciten Soipitol ieincn @erleblmgeu
erlegeu. ,Sn beiuubtloiem 3uitanoe
War or III 0aS @oipitoI cingeIiefert
poroen inio lit aeItorben, obne pieoer
sur Nciinuno gcfoalnen 81 fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
Gnrsc SiaStneltiaFciten

9iiAtcr Games =. Sortcr bon ser
oberitcn @eritts6orteit non 9aIti
more miro Ocr @ouptreoner bel 0cnl
9onfctt Der alaiich9t7 Scr lSuriitcn.
ihnlc 0cr lhtipcriitdt pon Niarplau0
iein pcldlce belte int Motcl Reulcrt
itottiiuoct 9luNcrc &coner iino Som.
urO 9rDaat, GOmm Z. Gideriou nnO
Soopcr 2. @liIeS. SouS 6rO6Iibcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
7er QraEhent lnht erhplnnn

g9afbinatolJ 10. NlGr5.
&rdiioelit @iIion ocrlieB Delte glbcno
5u ipGter 5hmoe init ieincr @cma6.
lin oic @inoesbnuptitaot inn an
9oro Der 9adt a@}opiloner~ cine
fur5e Grbolum9Sia6rt oni oem @oto-
moc mo Scr Gbeiapeatc.Sai on5utre.
ten.
Gr aeoenft bis Nlontag icrt5nblet
ben ioiern niHt beoeutinrc Gnt.
pidcIlageu III Der @lerifosSiiuntior
ietnc irii6ere &idfebr notbie nader
ioltelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
gNicNcr nfrIlnifrt.

Ger 3abuar5t Sol. l&icB bon 9lr,
1908, Git GbaieitroBc. scr Dor eini.
gcr Sell nit icincm 9htonlobil oci
GbaniTcur @iaiom 0oiicr unl9ciob
ren mo idpcr ucrlcBt bottc, miro
iitb icet Dor Cjeriht pcronnportcl
miiiicn. Sr. 9lie6 miro otlBer0eui
bciduIoi9t aoiier nod ocln LIN
ghidsioll fcinc SiiIic oclciitct ION
oern pcrirdt 81 boOcn 6u cnttom
mcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
Norbert gSinSle herans.

2u elmer Nc5atte ii6er sgrobibiiiou
bat scr @iorrer WliIton g(. %arfcr
bon Der criteu ircieu 9Reibooiiteu.
&ire6c, GeOor.9luc. lno 81. StroBe.
Srn. Charles q. 9inoIe bcrmtSaeior.
oerf, ocr bier IN Baltimore III ciner
&eibe BON 9ortr6gen sic I6lperen
SdGSen oarlegte iueIdc sic Ginfiib.
riuug bon @ro1ibition nit fh brin.
gen uiirOc. 9efamtIin bate iib %r.
8inOIc peridie0cntIid cr6oten, oieic
midtiac &ogeSiroge offentIi6 init
9iIv Sumooo 81 cr6rtern, ic0o1 bat
es Scbterer biS6er fir rutbianl geboIi
ten lid nit 6rn @inoIe ali feinc
Gontroocric cin5nIoiien. Sr. Barter
bebaliptet, OoB Sor. @inoIe bisber oui
aae SercusiorOerimeen ieitenS Der
ErobibitonSrc0ncr gcfiliften babe.
Or. @iroIc miro morgeu Gahnittaa
nm 3 llbr cincn &ortrae baItelL fiir
ben criidj ,Cie @obrbcit iiber &ro5i,
bition1 ais Gbemn gelpdbIt bat ie,
bod lit nod nid)t betamt ge9ebcn
moroen Oh bel oieier SeIescnbcit oic
0cbottc nit 0ru. Barter itottiutoel
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
yGinisfcit."

Gic 0ciirigc re0clndBigc Gina.
itinOc ocS o9lrbeitcr %eion0ucrciuS
Gmi9feit" III GUriuo'S Soac in Slab.
lanotoWu mar ont belubt, uno inter
0iri8ent IS. %Gblmami uurOcn iiir
oeu ocmnddit iiottiinoenocn 6oni'
lien 9lbcn0 ciiligc Gborc cinaciIbt.
Sn Der noNioIgenoeu @cid)ditSiibmg
iuilrocn ueridieOenc cinoegou9cuc
@iulaonnocn onacnomucii. Gic &cr
idnnilling mr0e uon &rdii0ent &oi
9IreBnid acletet, pG6rcu0> Scfrctdr
Nnrl She6en proiotolIirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
Sldt5clln lIebeIt6dtcr.

9ldi5c6n Situcu 9uS G6aniicurc
mltroen ociicru 9Iodnitios Rihicr
0con in Der uorOoitIiben 4Soli5eiito.
tion porgeiiibrt, lucil tic III Ger
NaDcitc StroBc, obcrbalb ser @oIic.
StraBc, nit oifcncr &cr9oiimgStrom.
mel iu6ren. Sic uurOen auc oei
@roBeeidworcnen iI6eriuicicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
n@crrnania.GOncluOc 9lr. 2O2"

Sn Ger geitrigcu Sieung 0cs Ger
mania GoncIoOe 9lr. 2O2". Nic IN
aiIifePS %dIlc OIL ser 6reoeriditroBc
inter 2eihing oeS Nrn 9lIbert Snclls
fcr itottinn0, mirocu MIR 9ioutine
Nicid1ite crle0iQi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
SnN Mclb nei1Lidt ln6cn.

Ger 80 Sabre olte 2eou Roit, ser
IN gir. 1902, Gutap @l6cc wobnt
lm0 ans 9inBIdno gcbiirtig lit, puroe
gcitcrn uiter Oem @eroodt uerboitet,
AcrtoniihcS CSel0 geiaIiht al bo.
ben ino miro iebt ii Der ntittleren
&oli5ciitotiou iir Sic 9in0eSbcb6r
zen icit9e6olteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
nlIna60aMaiaer gliiracrDercin. .

Sn @Sotcl HaIcigb" iono acitcrli
glbcuo cine 5iBun9 Ncs Gyeflltiu'Go
mites ocs olmobbGugigen 9iirgcr
&prcinS uon YlorulanO" itott in met,
der onsidlicBlid Goutine9cid)dftc
Grlc0i0mg fonocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
g9a0 saIdateraeieIIen IL NcrIin
nerOicnen.

0ic ouBcrorDcntlid bobc GntIob-
nAg Ocr Shl6dtcrgeieaen fam
fiir5Gd III cincr |crbanohlue Dor
GCm @erIiner @Gper6cgeriht 5ur
Sprade. Seecn cine @roBiHl6dterci
tIogtcn aluei SAIodIer0eieIIen oni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

Mdrconi lit Der Grfinesr Ser ota6tsi
loien SeIegrapbie, b'Nnuun3io Oer Grs
timber Der aepiKsnloIsu DemasoaK,
Galan6ra Der @rfinoer Der ilrupelos
len Selonis, @ittor @maunel Bet Ers
timber Der 6obenloien SnIamie unb
&aoornu Der GrFtnosr cer ausFmtslos
len Stra.egie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
Die ipGteiteu megifouiiaen gadl-
ridlten.


&unOe i'm GongreB big
oltfgenommen.
@ a bingtom IT.. Nl6r5.
Gic 9lufiinoiauuq bon Dem @nt.
ibluB oeS &raiioeuteu @iIion wuroe
belrtc in beiOen SGuiern SeS gon-
greiieS nit 9}ilbe aufeenomiuen. Son
oielen Seiten muroen 9lusoriide Der
3uitiumuug iiber oas @orgeben OeS
@r1ii0cntcn geh0rt.
Gic Seuatoren Iun tuo @lcGum-
Der (Hepublifmcr) reibtct Jieiolu-
tiouen Gin, meI@e cine Sthlpation
@}erito's uoriebcn; iie miaigten ie-
bod beioc Oaria eilJ 0oB Die Helolu-
tioncn obne Gebatte oem Gomite fiir
mSIdnoiicbe @e5iebtngcn iiberipieie,i
miiroeu.
Die @la6mmg Der gl0miniitra-
tions-Siibrer, Dem @rdiioeuteu in Ser
aeqempdrtigeu &baic Der Sitiiation
ircie Sono 5ur Grrdiiibumg ieiner
&ldnc 81 iiberlaileu, idbien iiberall
onf iruhtboren 9oocu 5u fallen.
&illa Mill Mormonens
9}icoerlaiinne an-
greifen.
@l Ya 70, 3eros, 10. 0lGr5 ~
9la6 eincu beite in suare5 anee.
Iougten bon General 9ertoin an sc.
neral @ooirn gcianoten 9cri6t be.
finoet ii6 @iIla ouf Dem Marib nab
Goio5 @ronoes, Gbibuo6ua, nm cine
9lieoerlaiiing pon 500 W}ormonen in
icncr @eacnO an5u9reiien.
9lmcrtfonifder q 9dnm 9 e.
iiber gct0Otet.
@iSbee, g(ri5Y 10. O}Gr5. Gin
amcritoniiMcr RanH.@ciiber murOG
beute 9rbeno gctootet. ais cine 8mlOe
non ctpo 200 merifnniiden 8anOiten
iiiooitIicb pon SS6orue rSiiuction
9tri5., sic Oren5c iibcrihritt.
0ieie Mel0ung Ion9to 6eiltc 9lbcn0
bier al.
Sin oroBcr E6cil ocS @ie1S wurOe
BON ben Souoiteu eet0Otet ooer fort.
octrieben.
@illo iliidtet iu'S %Rncrc
BON 6 bibno6na.
Columbus. g.s@l, 10. N}dr5
,Sroncisco @iua bciono lid na4
Sen lettcn beutc BON aluoidaftern
nnd] bier aebraaten 9cridteu III 30.
ca @ronoc, % MciIen iiiooitli1 Don
bier.
Qie omcrifanii4en Wlilitdr.9(uo
ritdieu bier iuarteten belte SlbenO NIL
| 8e9ier aui sic Gr0rcS, oie @ren8linic
5u freu5en.
Gol Slocum imO ieine Giii3iere
woren iiber5cust oaB cine ldneIc
9hlinabme Der @eriolgmo, che @ilo
@elc9enbeit babe litb ueiter in OoS
Snncrc BON Gbibuabua auriid5l3ic
ben idlncll sen 9ouoiicnfiibrer imo
ieine @cfoleSm6nncr 5ur Shede
brineen uiiroc.
Sic @eipobucr bon Columbus be-
finoen lid in ciueni 3uiianoc ouBer.
orOentIider 9liiiregung. Gin @criidt
Dob GilIa mieocr Die @ren5e qr
frel5t umo sic Staot um3ineeIt babe,
riei uuter Der @iuuohnerihoit cine
lpn6rc @onif 6erpor.
Salt alle mannliden 9epobner ser
StaOt iogor ole ano6eu lparen
bcute bepofinet.
lin z llbr 30 mur6rn III Ger Sta0t
bic 2ibter geIoldt; bod einc &n-
trouiac scr omerifoniiGen Sruppen
fcbrte nit Dem 9eideio 5uriid, ooB
feine Spur bon @iGo.9 .9onOiten gu
ieben lei.
9tad0cm bier Die almOe eiueetrof.
fen NOR, ooB Die Der. Staoten be.
idbIoHet Sruppeu III @lerifo binein
5u ienoen ianoten oie glrmee.0ffi-
5ierc ibre @ottimen umo ionitieen
wetbliMcn @erponoten aus scr
5ta0t.
Mud pieIe scr iibrieeu Napob.
rerirneu Scr StdSt fliihtetei iid aus
| ,Siirdt Dor ciucn neucn @inal lleber-
fal.
~. O,-gEA.,,4 r,,a4 fe,.6.4,,,,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

Su gemobntem @eIeiie.
Ger fron3oiiicbe Cbercommanoi-
renoe bate in Der 9lod5t anaGnebm
getr0unt. ltn0 an n1Hiten @'prger
begam er feline Er1lune III einen
oEasesberi1t~ 5u berlpanoeln. Ten
oiftirte CT ieiuem 9loiutanten ii bic
8eOer. Ter Shreiber erob giniuen.
oungen: pgrciiie5, mon general, oie.
ie @rfolge f6nnen mir 0od nnri6g.
ltb Oerofientlihen. IoS iui6eripriht
bod ben GbatidAen. lin 10
ialinuner fin oie 1botiahen" eltt.
ibieo Der Gommanoireuoe un0 Bit.
tirte Ueiter.
Ser Dantenfrenn0
olte6eral iino lest sic 6rouan att
aeiteQt; febIen uur nod meiblidle
SduBlelte. - a9la, oo lieB iA midi
sleirb NAL orretirenlo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

2obu tiir ShIadteraeielleu eera0@u
enorn geitiegcn. 0elac miiroen COB
ne bon so, 30. iooar 9lart fir oeu
Sog ge5ablt. Sin Shlahtergeiele,
Der ans irgeno eiucm @uu0e ieine
glrbeit perliere, braude alb nidjt u.
ne ShmOe SIT paricn I'M ieue gIr.
belt 81 erbalteH 9ll0crerieitS niiiic
lid in ser SSest5eit en @roBihIddt
ter, Der Sieierunaen iiir&aiernen unS
2a5aretbe babe, aui oeren pitnftlibe
GinbaItung Sic @hiitdrbaboroen init
&edt iebe, oas 9leHt Ser ioiorti1cn
gntIoiiung oorbcbalten mcrn ion
Elm ShId9tergeiele 1lieea1 laiie.
GAS @eritt bielt oel @aAoerbalt
nibt fiir gefIdrt. Gs rietb oa5er 81
cinem &ergleib, ser 6ann au6 nuf
Der Grun0lage all Gtau0e fam 0aB
Oie 6irma an ieoen Der Alager III
Marf 8abIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

Die @oHt der Didtunq.
D@s 1T bod ctipos SMoncs Coles
Tim Die 0idthinit, nimt mobr2"
g3a mus i'd Sbneu reNt gebenl
5iir meine neue @lnn5pihie babe id,
ailb'n paar &erie noheu IaIIen
ou 1T Der 9lbias gleid Inn OaS Dop-
pelte eeItieqeit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

SD boIie es, &latiHerciet init an.
5uboren mohte aber bod onA iii @c.,
iellihaften ocspegcit nint glnitoB er.i
regcu.~
oes lit audl gar ni1t notbmen0ia
Dob On in einem iolheN 5oae etpdS
idgit mein Gin6 gSir0 geilatift
mn ia 5iebit Oh ciuiad bei oer'
@ointe Die 9liigenbrouat bod, uu0'
oaS miro ldlon qeniiaenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

@GB er, mann oer @ries 5u @noe
fein mir02
Gariiber lit er ldneit Diuous mo
berednet jebt itbon mann ser nGhite
arieg aus ieiu nirSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
lju / 9 eutid I

oSogen Sir mir, ipic miiroen 5ic
oicles alaoicr. imo @iolin aonsert
nit einenl oelltldlcn ghlsNrud be.
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REPUBLICAN, GOVERNMENT THE BEST.

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accomplishments until time shall be
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thru its officials the possible advantages
accorded a people believing institutions
in the making of those laws that shall their conduct but should
OF country
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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-29

individual
another the another depends
loyalty home, community
Loyalty the which build achieve
Loyalty
noble
absolutely whatever
may be attained in that calling.
o civilization That
ordinarily
very work
much loyalty of ndivd
n application application loyalty to
that community
determines the worth by his
The
selfish all helps the
benefited but he helped by community which
recognizes him loyalty
course individuals of neighborhood
city place good above the ndi
individual interests paramount
Loyalty to with it thought
people To send reports the detrment of
always things the things disoy
long live people stand up for those people SO
they will other
neghbors
Your country your WILL No
who have old home the old country
the country which the nobe attribute
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-29
IT'S ANY ONES GUESS.

Altho we are but II days from the
time of the Republican national con-
yention 40 one claims W Know any
thing more about who will be nom
ictcd tLan be did a moath ago. i,N,n
TIE Fen coats, who always knew
u'ore ao,ut what the r p ibiicaus ne
gong to do than the Republic ans
themselves know, are up against a
hard proposition and are apparently
developing not little prespiration.
1t is plain everywhere that the
Democrats fear Roosevelt more than
they do AIRY other man, uLloss t is
Hughes The wonderful showing Tie
HuPhes srrpcrters have mauc IN the
last two weeks has not only caused
the Hepl5 leans of the country IN
sit up and take notice, but it has
thrown CONSERVATION into the Dem
ocratic camp.
The Democrats fnar Roosevelt be-
cause of his strength among Demo-
Gratis in the south, west and center,
but they realize what it means to go
up against dead certainty when
New York is on the other side of the
fence. They know too well that the
Democratic party never won a nation
al victory in some four generations
without the electoral vote of New
York. They know that with Hughes
in the race against Wilson that the
Empire state will roll up a 100000
majority for the Republican national
ticket. Surely it is enough to give
the ordinary Democratic politician a
headache. However, It is claimed
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-29
MEETS GENERAL APPROVAL

The Durango Motor club and resi-
ieuts generally in this section have
abored earnestly to find out the date
# the month and the day of the week
hat would best suit the large major
ty OF the autosts who will care to
attend the state highway opening on
op of the divide in July. 1t was moi
lifficut to decide upon the month
since conditions generally made July
he logical month, but the time in
he month and the day of the week
vas much more difficult to deter
nine
The scope of the country interest
d is large. There are many people
# varying occupations and ideas.
FOR this reason much time has been
AIKEN. but it has been finally settled
o the satisfaction of practically ev-
,rybody. July II was selected and
he day of the week is Monday.
1t is probable that in some places
The business houses will observe
Monday as holiday and that viii
bring as the first business day Of
he week Tuesday.
While the San Juan. people have
heen busy along these lines it must
5e remembered that over the range
he San Luis valley people have been
ust as industrious in trying to suit
he largest number of people. AS it
IS everything is lovely as may be
cen from the telegram received last
light from L. A, Ruark of the Del
Norte Commercial club:
j. Bradford.
Durango:
July II satisfactory, governor ap-
proves date, Pueblo with us, go to it
L. A. RUARK.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-29
ISN'T IT THE TRUTH?

Altho Mayor Speer Of Denver in
his campaign announced that his adj
ministration of Denver would he non
partisan, no sooner than he was elect
ed than the Democratic papers OF
the state began to publish for the
benefit Of the weak kneed Demo
Gratis that "as goes Denver so goes
the rest of the state"
Ordinarily Denver has much to do
with the development of sentiment
over the state. That is to be expected,
but it does not necessarily follow
that as Denver goes in any particular
election the state of Colorado must
do likewise.
Today Denver has not the control
of state politics that she had a doz-
en- years ago when it was the bust
ness Of the officers, the thugs and
all disreputable citizens to vote and
vote often at every election. Those
days have gone forever. Those were
pioneer days and belonged to a new
state. The men who figured in
those eventful days of political graft
have passed from the field Of action
Mayor Speer even if he desired to
repeat the awful work of ten years
ago, would not be tolerated by tht
citizenship of the state which has
gone to higher level In this con
nection the editor of the Lake City
Times says:
"The Democratic editors thruout the
state who are shouting their hope
full cry of "as Denver goes, so goes the
state had better bark back to the
days of 1900 when every office fronI
mayor to dog catcher was held by a
Democrat. That fall the Republicans
carried every state office by an aver
age plurality of $4,000. Use your
thinkers, boys. Too many of you are
on hair-trigger"
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-05-29
BIG wINToN CAR.

Harry jackson is now in possession
of his big Winton six. 1t is now be
ing tuned up for the service. 1t i.
certainly beauty.
1t is of beautiful color, the Win.
ton purple with stream line ename
border all the way around the top ol
the tonneau. 1t has a powerful en-.
gine and is one of the finest cars
that has reached this section.
1t has all Of those attachments that
the best high grade cars have. The
extra fine seats fold into the bacl,
of the front seats in such a way
that you hardly recognize that there
are two extra seats as is usual in
seven passenger cars.
The Jacksons have reason to be
proud of this excellent car which will
bring them untold pleasures on the
highways Of the state of Colorado. No
family in the whole state gets more
out of car than they do.