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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-22

man said, that you are doing this
for political effect, because you
are running for governor again"
Hodge squared his shoulders.
Eve been running for COVER
nor he answered, "since the
spring Of 1911, without letup, and
I'm going through with it, whether
l have a single paper in the state
with me or not. I'm not depend
Ing upon them. But I've always
held there is no aristocracy of law
to favor the rich.
\, He'll DO 1t Himself. II
For my part, l am not going
TO dodge any responsibilities
which the law places upon me.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-22

II Lundin will not issue warrants,
I'll appear before the judges and
swear out the warrants myself
yes, and prosecute the cases my
self, too. Fortunately, the prohi-
bition law makes 1t possible to
enforce 1t without either the CO.
operation of the prosecuting at
torney, the mayor or the COVER
nor.
II want to make it plain that
/ don't intend to hound anyone
who has a five-gallon jug of
whisky left over from the old year
but it's a different case when
they have thousands of dollars
worth"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-22
What Tacoma Labor
Unions Are Doing

Tacoma Garment Workers are
busy with arrangements for their
seventh annual ball. The commit
tee is composed of the following
Ray White, Minnie Patterson,
Blanche Mayer, Eleanora Ruch-
ardt and Bernice Curry.
1t has been quiet week for the
majority of the Tacoma unions
because of the state convention.
All of the unions are represented,
and will hold lively meetings
when the reports of the conven-
ton business are made.
The cooks and walters an
nounce the reelection of Lille
Smith as treasurer of the local.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-22
TRIP. IS
HIT BY JITS

Business of the T. r. & p. Co.
dropped off several thousand dol
lars in 1916 because of jitney
bus competition, according to the
company's report to the city con-
troller. The city's two per cent
gross earnings tax on the street
car company brought $1b,185.98
for 1915, as compared to &c.
902.46 in the previous year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-22
STEAMER ENTERS
RUSSIAN TRADE

After changing hands three
times within the last few months,
the steamer st. Helens was char
tered yesterday by the Robert
Dollar line to carry supplies from
Puget Sound ports to Vladivostok.
The vessel has just finished dis
charging a cargo of ore at the
Tacoma smelter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-22
WAR SENDS
CHLORINE UP

The European war is even hav-
ing its effect on the purity of Ia
coma's water supply.
In advertising for bids this
week for $1,000 pounds of chlor-
inc gas to be used in purifying
the Green river water, Supt. Saw
idge has found that the price. has
advanced from s cents a pound to
approximately 20 cents. The gas
is used extensively on battlefields
In gas bombs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-22
LILY BLOOMS IN
MIDST OF SNOW

Despite the recent cold spell,
Mrs. Charles Waddell at the
Meadow Park Golf club, boasts
Gala lily in full bloom. The
stalk of the flower stands AZ in
ches above the ground, while the
bloom Is six inches in length.
The flower bloomed throughout
the snow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-22
COPPER PRICES
ARE GOING UP

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-For-
eign demands for copper have
sent the price to the unprecedent-
ed height of Il cents a pound.
The demand for the metal is
worldwide.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-22

as she spoke. She said she voted
for prohibition, though she did
not object to man taking a drink
every now and then.
Bob Hodge an Actor?
Il voted for prohibition, she
said, because | wanted to have
my husband at home on Sundays.
He used to spend them at the Raj
nier club. Now 1t is worse than
ever. He's hardly ever at home.
He's at the club every night, and
he comes home on rare occasions
in an ugly, vicious mood
Reluctantly, then, she made it
plain to me that her husband had
beaten her."
Hodge either is a great actor,
or else his heart is as tender as a
baby's.
His voice choked as he talked
and his eyes filmed.
81 cannot bear to see a woman
or a child suffer-" he said. Il
told her: Your husband will not
come home drunk from the Raj
nier club after this week. knew
then just exactly what l was go
ing to do. She said: 4 can hardly
believe that
Running for Governor.
'Why?' l asked, and she said:
We've made complaints before
and nothing has been done. No
one has dared to do anything
"'Well,' l said, you've COM
planned to some one this time who
does dare
Now, you know what lot of
people are saying" the newspaper
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-22

Hourly a. m. to 5 D. m.
Ani1y; Wednesday and Saturday
GyeninEs. z to s o'clock; Sundays.
40 to I 2 tnly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

syamilien.gL6enO.
o9nmen.@crein Ginigfsit".
WlOutog, 26. Snui. Gbrins's 6aac,
6ait.9lue. nu6 3. Strahs.
(Suni25)


Soiepb SostoIsfi "a Sabre alt,
bon 93r. 224, Siio.glnusStraBe, ein
iriibcrer @oli5iIt Ocs .4atterion-
Sort Der borgeitern oui Sru sSo-
cob @onuctt- eineu @1ihpirtb in 9lr.
1929, 9lliceanno.5troBe, imo oeiien
6rau Marp 9. cinen Hebolper abee.
.feuert bate, neil ibm ein nGrint"
Dcrtueiaert milroe, oeriobnte lid &c.
itern nod Ger gcrbonolung int olt.
lihcn Boli5eiacridt mieoer nit ibnen
imo oie alte 6reinoidaft ipor ipieoer
bereeitcIlt. CT erfldrte. CT iei bel
Ausfii6ruug Der a6at nidt eon8
itiidtern gcueielL uno wuroe bon
9lidter @cretbt uegen @offentraaens
mo 9l6feuerH oerieI6en 81 $50 @elo.
itraie Derirtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
BON glntOmoCil ii6srfa6rcn.

Gin riidiidtsloicr yteger IN Der yldbe
BON @oibinston erpiidt.- DUB.
te $500 8iirei6oft Itellcn. II
Sottc Sru. @aaacc 8. @osnea
iibcrfa6rcn unO liesen eelaiien.-
9lnoere llnfdue.
g1adoem er @oaoce 8. @osnea
BON glr. 1900, @rcsburD.StrnBe nit
eincm 9lutomobil iibcriabren botte,
o6ne no6 Dem ltnfoa an5ubalten uno
Siilfe 5u leiIten, iplroc Der gteger
Sscor @oibineton BON 0onolo z.
EietId pom gtr. 3f7S, @iIfens.9loe.,
nit einem @otorraoe bis nad Der
9unocsbauptitaot periolgt lno bort
ouf 8eronlaiiune ieines 8eriolgers
bin perboftet. 9eteftip Yorter brod-
te i'm Johann no6 Baltimore 5uriid,
no er acitern in Der iii0peltIiden 80.
li5eisStotion BON 9ihter Eornoaon
inter $500 9iireidoit Den @eitpo.
renen iibermicien puroe. Gie gegen
i'm er6obenen acknowledgements iino:
unporiidtiees 6o6reL glidtanbaIten
Orei Sdritt binter einem itebenocn
Observation-Disclosures DISCRIMINATION
no6oem er @osnea iiberfabren bate,
nno 9lnsriff. Serr @osnel trug bel
Dem llnfaae einen 9rud oes Sdliii-
ielbeins, iowie gerIebunseu am 2opf
0aoon.
ungIidIi9er Stur5.
Gilr6 oos 9lusriltiben elmer Seitcr
itiir5ten geiteru opei glilitreiher BON
Dem 9cranoa.Da9e Oes &oiiies bon
5rou George Smith, SIR. 2500, 8er-
p1n.glpe., berab. Geuben SraceD CT.
lit einen glrmbrl6, 6. ". SnDoer
fam nit Ieidtcrcu 8erIebungen Oa-
bon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
Ger @clOmarft.

llniiderbeit aili Dem glftienmarft. II
Qic llngepiBbeit iiber Oie Sitro-
iiou in 0lerifo ocr 9rennpunft
@neIonO mia wicocr cine nelIe
g(nlei6e in O2ep gorf crbebcn.
Ser 9lftienmarft mar gcitern ont
SdIuiie in Stem gort b0dit inge-
piB; Die triegeriide Sihlation in
Der ncritaniI1en @ontroOerie lag
mic ein 9llp auf oen Spefulanten.
glatiirlid) mar Ger 9riegsgott fir ben
9lufihwung Ger ~g8or Babies" Oer-
onhportlid; Die 9etblebem.9Iftien
Iiiegen I'M II Yimfte. Gagegen Oer-
loren ole inolitriellen glftien um
me6rere Einfte ouf Ser gon5en Siuie.
@s Dcrloutctc, OoB nidt MIR Die
griteu, ionoern nlb ole Sran5oien
in ser nG6Iteu @obe pieoer cine
eroBe g(nleibe IN gtem gorf onfneb-
men iUollen lmo mabrihcinlid aud
crbalten. Geseleiheu beiBt es, ooB
9luBlonO's %hunpberiude erfoIg 6u'
ben iuerOeu.
g9eitere Senoim9cn bon @olo aus
'Gonaoa iolen oie ginttbr BON @olo
aus oen britii6en 8eiieungen ouf
$tO0,O00.0O0 gcbra6t bnben. Giele
@oIo5ufubr miro bollptiGhlib sur
Geding IN oen Ser. Staoten gemod-
@infGuie bemlst. Bon oieier Slunme
beiinoet Iid fir unaefdbr $20,000,-
600 @olO in Der MSin5e 5ii 9biloocI-
pbia fir Oie canaoiide glegierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
MaKcnUcrIammlitng Der n@clfarc
g[TIuciatiun".

Seute g1ahniittag 2 llbr miro in
n6iiber's Saae," 91r. 1923, Sit-8aI.
timore.StroBe, cine Yluiienoeriamm-
lung Der .Snternoiionol 8rot6er-
BOOB Of 8eIfare 9liiociation" itattfin-
oen. glidolus alein, ein 9lnpalt ans
Cincinnati Der crit fiir5lid ans Der
Grie9s5ole in europa 5ltriidgefebrt
lit, uno Somes Smilep aus 9Innapo-
lis weroen iibcr ,arieg unO 6rieoen"
roen. glnfragcn Der @erianmelten
iperOen bon oen Sieonern beantiuortet
iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Sn Ger Slide oeS SpciIeIetaIg
bon Sorn & Sorn gSr. 306, Gif.9oI.
timorc.StraBe, brad aeiteru 9ladmit-
tag Elm 3euer aus, als cine 8iifie
S6maI5, Die in Der g2dbe oes Ofens
itano, in Brand eerietb. Cie 6euer-
iuebr puroe telepboniid benohrid-
tigt lmo bottc Die 6Iommen IN pe.
nieen Seflmoen nit GbemifoIien cr-
Itidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
RefSroeruua.

Serr Somes gg 9Srice lit jrm 4ri.
potirtret0r oes Srn. George 0l.
Sbriper, ocs 5weiten @ice-Frdiioen.
ten Der .gaItiniorc.Obio .Giienbabn,~
erndnnt iporoen Serr Erice itano
nit Dem @iireat oes 5ipeiteu 1icc-
@rdiiocnteu felt oen Ietten bier SAB.
rem in 8erbinoung, on er Sefretdr
oes 9ichnuuss.9lepiiors fir &obIen.
uno Gofe.ginfdufc mar. gr itebt ieit
10 Sobreu i'm Tienite Der 9obnee,
ieaifdit lino Bat p06reno oieier 3eit
nebrere mihtiee StelIuneen I'M &ed.
nungs .Cepartement inne gebobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
LFIn nrnra 9LnnrienlrnIIlnna.

9fd Dem @imIico.GrcIe, 5miider
9Iibburton.glpenue nno @eiiierstoiuu-
Rono miro Serr So1n s. Garlin ein
oreiiiodigcS Icpartcmciit6auS crrid-
TEN iuelAes iu untercn Stodlperf
cine 2ln3abI 2doen erbolten iou. Der
glrdiiett Sianislaus 9iuiiel arbeitct
bic Qlane aug. Ias @eb1iIoe iol
feds glportemauts crbalten uao 3uci
nrnbc nIIiaeI haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
Mir ben 4. 9nLi.

Tic fiir5lih gceriinocte u9lolano
Eart.@uilioro potriotiihe Qga'
triiIt imiaa1rei4e @orbereitltnacu
fin cine ein0rndsbolc a. sSuli-6eier.
lleber 1000 5ontilien ipuroen bercits
eitgelaoeiL an Der 5eier ouf Dem
NIabe Oct 9iolono 4orf Goiiutrp-
Ghiile tbeil8lnebmen. Iie glniiic-
ments meroeu bon 5riib Mor9cns bis
ann ipaien gLben0 oanern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
glnsriFf nit sdJieFUaffe IN @eridfS.
ianl.

S6omos Sa9ou Der ieine 9loreiie
ais Cii.Dlpnument.S .StraBe anoob.
piiroe sciiern 0lorgen bon 4oIi5iit
Wbite III Der 9roaomop.M .Marttboae
peocn 9ettelns perbaftet nno BON
9lidlter @erebt I'M oitIidcn 8oIi5ei.
geridt 81 $26.45 Strafe nerllrtbeiIt
Boiler @rtb riB iiA Der glngctloote
bei'm SinalSgeben bon oen i'm fitb-
renoen Noli8iiien los, mari spei Ger.
ieIben 5ur Seitc lmo ergriff eiuen
ne6en Dem 4lab oeS SiidterS liegcn'
Den RepoIper. 9eoor er ieood) nit
Scr SduBuafic lIn6cil oiirihten
fonntc aeIane es oen Drreinten 9ln.
itrcugimoen Oreicr @oli5iiten, i'm 5u
iiberudltigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
9ln6nn an ben 8aOegabiaOn i'm
..gan Shure 4arfn.

Ter in itetcm s5ortihritt begriiiene
9ln6au an ben @aoe-Eobillon i'm
..8nu Shore @drf~ miro in fur5er
Belt oen @ciudern 5ur 9erfiioung
iieben. gs muroe IN letter 3eit be.
obahtet, Dab cine beionoers groBc
3o6l BON @cindern ieoen @loroen
irii18eitis erideinen, nm lid 0lirh
eincn Sprung in oas fii6lc SoI5pai.
fer iiir oie fomnenoen MH6cn oes
GagcS ST itdrfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
lInter WforSonflnoe.

SRI. MDrtle GoDIor, Die 16jdbrige
0lutter, pelde am 6reitng bon Sent
GolntD nah Dem WlorDlanoer 9lage-
meinen '3oipitoL gebrodt iuoroen
mar, befiroet iib sur 3eit nod inter
@epndune in Der 9enanuten 9lnItalt.
Sbr 3uItano ioa iicb etpas eebeIiert
babcn. sS6r Batter 1T inter ibperer
9lniduloieung i'm @efdngniB 81 Gbe-
Itertolpn. Qos &ino purOe am Conn
tag Morgen eeboren uno ltarb einen
1ag ipdter inter Oeroddtigeu lin.
It1noen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
Gannitatter Tarf.
getrnntener bate 9guamit in Iciueim
8elib.

g(ls geitern gahmittog Ser 81
Sabre alte Tbomas 8. @aiues bon
gtr. 1850, geeb-gIOenue, in ongeb-
lid bctrunfenem 3uitanoe an Der
Ode bon Sowaro. unO Baltimore
StroBe perboftet worOen mar, fano
Die @oIi5ei in Dem @adet, oaS Sal
mes inter Dem glrme triIg, feds
Stonoen TDuanlit. gluf 9lntros bon
9iidter @odaro in Der mittlereu go
li5eiitotion muroe @oines geitern
Slbeno 10 llbr aif ireien SUB geiebt,
ia90em CT pieoer niibtern gepor-
ocn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

sd fam. inn Sbr 0aus on5uitrei'
.den, @oroerieite, Sutterieite, Snneu-
ieite iuo 9luBenieite,~ ertldrte 9aiu-
renee q. Qeipis, Elm 9lnitrcider, Srn.
,Soiepb gg. goue Dor Dem &uuic oeS
0cbteren gtr. 907, 5iio.9inwooo.
9loenie, ino iebte 6ar6eu ino @inieI
Dor oas 1auS. 4one Der6ot ibm oas
init ser 9enerfitig, 0aB er feinen
glniireiher beiteat babe. 9lls Der gln.
iireider bebduptetc, Ser SouSbeiiber
babe ibm oen glnftrog eeseben, ibIlg
@ane ben 9ciuis 5u 9oocn. Gr wliroe
fit Oieie raiHe 16at geiiern inn oit.
lideu @oIi5eigeri1t bon 9lidter @e.
redt nit $6.45 @eloitroie beIeot, oie
er ioiort be5oblie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
garrOa German ans Dem 6eloIagcr
,nriid.

&orroa Norman bon ocr Nonlpog.
mic y ocs 4 9leaimeuts crfranfte
pIoblidl an Nlino0arm.Glt5inoun9
unO muBte 9ciicru @ormittaa pom
@arrin9ion.eagcr IN Sourcl naA
lluibcriitats poipital ii6eriii6rt per.
ocu. c5orman lit ser Glcrf bon 8.
Gobea Bruce mo 9eitcr Der a. Suli.
6cicr 5u Sruington
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Sir oie Sabrrs-Gonpentiou oes
uSnteruatiouaIcn WlaIHiniIten ger-
ems, pelder morgen feline Sitnn.
gen in Der nGoo 6clloUS 0alle" be.
ginut, peroen 400 Gelegaten aus
alien Stooten iuo Canada ertpurtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

9eltnraplildlcr @ttter6eridlt.

glus ben iibrigcu @unoes Metter.
@cobodjtiiuas .Stotiouen nlirocn Die
ioIgcnocn bohItcn Eempcratiircn
sic Inn s llbr aeIteru glbcno bcrridb.
ten, berihtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
Ter g8cltfrisp 6smic pOr einem
1a6r.
25. Snni 1915.
Grad Dem @eribt oes 0eiItideu
@eneraIitabs)

SIN glbihnitt BON 0eroun
weroen iron3ofide goritoBe 81.
riidaeporieu.
Die giniIen pcriiden peraeb.
lid, oas Gororineen Ser Gent.
idleu oui5u6alten.
erueitcr gInarifi ser atalieuer
aul ben @or3er @riidcutopi abac.
lhlagcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

GirOheS Yienic Der oglrbciter-6rau.
fen nnO Stcr6c-aaiIc, grand l69D,
am sOnntugs 25. Snui 1916, in Scn.
fcrt'S 9,arf, 5reocrid.Slucune nuO
9Orieg.9ane.
(SyuniiS,24-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
Gdnffsfarien

bon un6 nod 0eiitIdlono iin6
SeIterrei6. .llueorn iiber gRotteronm
unO glcp.gorf. @eloieaounoen nod
europa.
SbeO. s. 1ieHer AZ So,
217 Cif-yaltimOre.Gtry
(Uldrat3-) 24S SiO.grUaOluag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

,9Sereiuigte Singer DOn Baltimore" 4"
Srii6Iinasfcit, GOnntas, 25. Suui,
glriunESarf. GMnrtett.&reisiius
gllc WlitslicOer OentIdjer gercine
iin6 bOflidit sinselaOeu.
(Sunit8,2L4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

lNpNi etbAAo DIlOlt INlils r-tN| tcNArN
eeitern bon Dem Setret1r Der oifent-
Ii1cn Babe. Gomnliiiion. Robert s..
@. aeaeD, befonnt eemodt. GaS 9a-
oen am gl6eno murOe ibon Dor Ian.
serer 8eit i'm @wDnn's Sails 9oiin
cnieefiibrt. SSn Der Sort gacSenrD-
gooeonitolt fam oie geuerung nidt
oilrHgefiibrt meroen oa Die mongel.
bate gcleuhtlne Der 9(nlage Die
Siherbcit Der 9oOcnoeu in Den
glbenoihnoen eefdbrOen wiiroe.
@e5iislid Der pieleu glnfroacn bon
@erIoncn. bic oes Shwimmens III.
funoig lino uno llnterridt nebmen
modte, modte Sr. aeaeD befonnt
Dob unter 2eitilug bon Srn. 81. g.
2owslcp lnO Sri. @loreoret 0lihoeI
an foloenoen Eagen S8wimm.lln.
terridt segcben miro:
naben. II. W1dnnerfIoiien
3noben. un0 Yldnner.
9Ioii en-.
9otterion.Yarf.
0lontag 1912 |aitto9s, 1-3
9io6m., 10 gIbenos.
@1ittpod: I'd glnhm
Qonueritog 10-t2 03ittoes.
Somitog: Is glodm.
@w1nn's Sails:
Dicnitogs: 10-12 glititgS.
8rcitogs: i0-l2 Daittoas, 1-3
gladm.
Sort @lcSenrD:
0ienitogs: 2-4 glodm
W a 8 dem uno 6rauen-
9Ioifen.
@otterlon,Rorf:
Qicnitogs: 1912 Wiittags, ID
9lodm.
6rcitags: I'D glodmy 7-9 gI6OS.
GmDnn'S Sails:
@lontoeS "a 9lodni., 10 gIbOs.
DonncrTtoas I'D 9iobm.
Sort @cSenrD:
Snnlitogs 2-4 glodm.
8oicboIls &eror0nnng
nntcr5ei1net.
NloDor 9reIton unter5eicbnete gc'
iicru g1o1mittog bic @oieboll Scr.
oronune, moolrdb ole glngcIcacnbeit
icst in ocn &dnoen ocs 4ublifuns
Iieat ooS icinc Daeinung Bel Der
nddIten @obI i'm globeuber gum
g(usorud bringen miro.
@ereinigte Singer bOu Baltimore.
Tri6IingsTcit SOnntaa 25. Snni.
glriOu.9arf. Enartctt- 9Sreisiingeu.
Wlniienh0re nnb eiu5eIuc Shore,
(Suui24 81
raisa sur Gr5uinonns Oes GrisSeus"
Inter oen Graaniiationeu, mclde
bel oer potriotiiden gerinmnIitng
on GienIiag qlbeiio in Der p9Dric,~ r
bel peIdcr Der @riluoitein 81 oem
9WarDldn0er 3peig Der u2iaa sur
Gr5winging bon Srieoen" gcIegt
meroen ioa. bertreten iein peroen,
befinoeu iid5 oie .Godter Der ameri.
fauiiAen AepubIif~. Grai g(rt6nr
Sec gosIep, bic Staats-9Rcaentin oeS
Cr0cnS. bat bic erncnning 81 ciucnt
9ice.@r1iioenten oes DfarDldnoer
3ipeiges onaenommen. Gic 9lnmel.
Olmocn 5nr G6eiInobmc an ocr Ser.
iommhmg mebren idb bon Gag 5n
Eog. Serr Senrn @. @iaiomS itebt
an Der Spite oes Cr9anilations,Go-
mites. Gie @oltimorer federation
Of Qabor" bat ii1 IN Gorpore 3ur
llnteritiibung Der 9igo anaciagt inS
cine oieSbe5iiglide 9leioHition ange.
uontneu.
n@ou WlOItfc-9iitritt glr. 115, 3.
II. 8.@ GrohcS SummcrnadtSfcIt,
Wiuntns 26. Smni 1916, Grnnbncr'S
@eitcHO-Earf. Der lIcberidnF 5nm
9citen Der Oitafrifaniidjcn driees.
uOt8IeiOtHben.
(Siuit8,25)
9Iu6nn an ben 9aOe'9SabiilOu i'm
ngap SGure 9Sart".
Ter in Itetcni 5ortihritt begriiiene
gln6au an Den gaoe-Eaoillon i'm
..8nu Shore 4orf~ miro in fiIr5er
Belt Oen 9ciuderi 5ur 9erfiioling
iteben, es murOe in letter 8eit &c.
obahtet, Dab cine beionoers groBc
3o6l BON @cindern ieoen @lorgeu
iriih8eitig crideinen nm iih ourh
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WrpEes gicnic

,Wcian0bercin CFiuigIeit"
Gouutag, 2. Suli 1916.
@raubaer's gEeit-Gub-9sarf.
fliui9B .R. .Ntill2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Cine @ener1l GonDention Ser
adt6oliihen erSie6unas Gr9aui'
laliou beailnt moracn I'M ,SoDoIo-
College Raler ~ g9 Nouaro bon
0olmHbus itebt ou SET Spite ser
Et8auiolop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

6 qoiiis glrt6ur bon glr. 1923,
observation-disclosures iiano ae.
Iieru por 9iidter Slit i'm noroliben
4olseiaetiht 9lcuu 1rauen aus
Icinrr 9lahbaridloit batieu ion anoc.
tloat ourd iictes 5hiden Den 5rie.
oen oes aan3en StraBen9eoierts ac.
tort 81 6aben. Cb9leid Der gIr9e.
ilogtc 6ebauptetc. CT babe mir aIi
Qloiorrao oefndt, oas o6nc Sin.
den iiberbnipt nidt laiiicn moae, 10
pclaie iidb ooh Der alidltcr Der g(niid5t
ocr alaaerinnen 81 lm0 perrrtbeilte
gLrIllr ail 8I6.45 @eI0iIraie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

@eitern innOen 5ipei Spiele out
Dem bieiigen SpielpIobc 5iuiiden ben
goltimorern mO Dem Club bon 8ui.
folo Itatt llno muroen beioe bon ben
goltimorern gewonnet. Gas @etter
mar Icbr i6on uno ser geiud gut.
Gle Score" mar.
Sufcruatipual Qcaane"
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glcrIdIt bta NaIlImofc @eller6nrcan9

Der 5ciidtiefeitsgeboli Der 2uii
iuor SO 8ro5eut inn s ll6r Wlorecus
nno 81 4ro5eut INN s ll5r glbcuos.
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,,Wou WlOItfc.0i glr. 1i5, (

WNUW WVUTIFV-L LTFIVI W. IIVf y
II. b. Nrohes SommeruadtSfeit
Wluntas, 26. Snni 1916, Wranbner'S
@citenO-aarf. Der lIcberidjnh 5nm
SciteH Der Oitafrifuniidlen 0rieeS.
uot6leiOtnben.
(Sini18,25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Ias 4rograrm fir ons CONCERT
Der itdotiiAen Forf.aapele inter
Qciting bon @roi. Ianiel 6elomann
I'M .gru0.Sin.4arf" bcute glahmii.
tag BON 5 big glbenos Z llbr 1T wic
ioIgt
T. Wlallb sSnloignno" ..,...,... ggagrrr
q GuDcriife 81 4lSubelm Lcll" 9ioilint
81 Bcribmics Wdnuci ......... Y0oerep8fl
q 6anidile 81 bellebeH Gperu.IbemeL
IobQni
5. Blodcne solo. .Ibe 0ob Gilp~, Nbam6
0r 0hmor0 " Bdlclb
@. 0roBc S9Iadienbbnmc 81 agheiBi"
g8aaner
Y NarapbraleH du Der Wlclooie IN Il
Nuhcnliclu
s. 6anialio ,2ream 9lcmreS" enmbpe
~ Canon Observation-Disclosures. Goiia
iO EorcloaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Sm Scclonen 2eih i'm Eruio.
Sia Yart 1T Gin iunger SccIorc
ge6oren luoroen
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@inc iUcifcrr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

miro ans Dem Ielianaebirge berihtet
limo Die Gcnpcratir itebt icbt ati
beHi iaiIon0enl1Bcn Iurbibuitte IN
allen 16cilen oes 2onoes. ssn alien
I6eilen ohlih tamen aeiiera @elpit.
ierre0cn por oodj berridte I'm glage.
mcinc iboncs ggcttGr 5lad allen
gln3eiden miro es am Sonntag uno
Dloiitas id6neS Q9ettcr nit 9elegeiit.
Iidcu @eluittcm bier iino oa iperocu
Sn Der Ecmperatur iii IN Den ndd).
iieu raacn cinc genoerung nidt 3u
crUarten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

&ereinigte Singer BON Baltimore.
SFriiblingsicit Counting rs. Snni.
glriOn.@urf. Euartctt.4reisiineeH,
WlniienfOrc nn6 cin5elne Shore,
(Suui24 80
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gouuenanI. nnb llnteraana.
Glntb
g8eiteramSFdJteu.

Sir Marplono im0 Den Giitritt
Columbia bcute ibeiIpeiie tribe lno
pormer; bcrduocrlide g8inoc.
Qjnnbes.T Tcpartemeut fir qanbuirtf.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-06
AROUND THE CITIES.

out in Sacramento a barefoot
league has been formed to boycott the
uplift in leather. N
Eight Des Moines men carry life
insurance policies of $4,000 and
over. e. 7. Meredith tops the list
with 100000.
A Baltimore woman willed her for
tune to her son In trust until he is so.
The dear woman knew Baltimore and
took proper precautions against the
spending tendencies Of the kid.
A petition signed by 5000 residents
of Wichita asks for the repeal Of the
ordinance closing theaters on Sundays.
The hustling enterprise of theater
men drew compliments from the city
dads--nothing more.
Des Moines has installed two beer
hounds In the police department.
Their task is to chzse bootleggers to
their lair. The nrst tryout netted
twenty gallons Of beer. half dozen
gallons Of whisky and one bootlegger.
Sioux City's school assets in land,
buildings and equipment foot up
H,S92,073 Cash on hand. including
taxes in process of collection, amount
to the additional sum Of $310,2s6.
Last years revenue was s567.72S and
the expenses S441,o6e
Denver this year scored consider
able success in utilizing vacant city
lots as gardens. cultivated by school
children. Next year promoters Of
garden thrift propose to use every
vacant lot in the city and make the
city beautiful and economic reality.