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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
New Ambition
For Nervous People

The great nerve tnnic-the famous )
grain tQnoIine ;abIets-thai will put
hired out all in. daspondeS- peopl. IN d
Few days.
Anyone ran buy a h"X. tho: ara ineN-
pensivc. and 9. II. tiri.st < 60. Is AL
t,:orZed ty the maker 20 refund che pug
"has: price i an:on3 is dissatisfied IN
accordance with guarantee in each large
bcx.
Thousands praise rhea: to- general de-
hillty. nervous p-ostrati1r. mental ca
preston and unStrUrS nsr"cS caused o.:
over-iadulssnce in alcohol. tobacco. or
cver-work Of am kind.
AS Il brain food or for an? affiiction
Of the nervous system tonolir: is I'm
and neuralgia they are simply splendid.
Mail orders filed for OFT OF town Gus
toners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
BRYAN PLEADS FOR
WILSON'S ELECTION

DEFIANCE Ohio. Oct. @$:--William
Jennings Bryan gave his only day OF
campaigning in Ohio to an appeal for the
reelection Of Woodrow Wilson his Ia
bors beginning early today at Green
willie and ending tonight at Htcksville
a village in this county. where he spoke
with United States Senator Atlee Pome-
rene.
With MI Bryan at times today also
appeared former Governor James VI.
Cox of Ohio. who is Il candidate for re-
election and United States Pension Com
missioner GAYLORD NJ. Stuttgart Der. In
every address he delivered Mr.. Bryan
urged the Progressive Republicans not
10 return t. the party they had aband-
oned in l9t2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
BABY'S EYES VALUED
At $4,000 BY JUDGE

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Oct. ca
The value OF babys eyes was fixed
at $4,000 here today, BY Judge
Frank ]. Murasky. in superior court,
who gave Judgment for that amount
to the parents Of Mary Rublo. one
wear old, against Mrs. Amalia RaZZull,
a graduate midwife. 1t was alleged
that the midwife failed 10 care Tor
the baby's eyes properly, al blrth. ana
now The eyes are sighless.-
"a pair of baby's eyes are price
less" said Judge Murasky. No ntamou
Of money that this or any other court
could give, 10 mater how large Inc
amount, would compensate Tor Inc
loss Of this baby's sight.
Mary's father is restaurant
steward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
four men BURNED
WHEN POWDER IGNITES

WILMINGTON. Del. Ori. - TWO
carloads of smokrl'Ss powder. about
o.400 mounds in all became ignited from
A spark while being unloadcd at Il sort
inc h0usc Mt Plant No. . Of the Du
ront Powder comuany nj CarncyS Point.
\. j.. early tonight and four men were
burned. two severely. They are:
Thomas W. Miller. aged -. q: "%i
East Ia street. New York city. ana T.;
/ Rover. ~ wears old. 1919 South Third
street. PhilaH"iphia. They w"r" brought
Ia The Delaware" hnspital here
The two slightly injured. who's" burns
wrrclrcated at tho comrany'S "m"rG-
cncy hospital are. IL. +. Fet"rSnn y
mana avenue. Boston Mass. and Edward
Level, $22 West Marshall street, Rich
m0nd Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
THE BEST SELLER
Is Old Black Joe Cough Syrup

Wherever introduced. Old Black Joe
Cough Syrup soon becomes the best
selling remedy for coughs, colds,
bronchitis and irritated throats. The
reason is plain--it is absolutely safe
for children as we'll as for grown folks
and it does the work quickly and
surely. There is not single drop Of
opiates, chloroform or narcotic drugs
in it. IL loosens the phlegm, opens
the air passages, soothes irritation
and kills the cold germs. A big bot
tie costs only Csc at any store in city
or country,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
AUTOIST FACES
4 MURDER CHARGE

CLARKSRCRG. W. VA, Oct e
Dominirk Burgess was arrested today
ON a warrant charging murder. 1t was ,
sworn out by j. '. Miles ncInrc Mag
istrntr r. G, Niccwarncr. Miles is a
hotter and lives at Industrial. /; suburb
Of this city. and his 1% year old SON
George r. Miles WAS run over and XIII
cd by an automobile in which burgess
and others were riding at Industrial.
burgess declares the boys death was
accidental.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
GERARD TO SEE WILSON

LONG BRANCH, y. j.. Oct. %
lanes w. Gerard. American ambassn-
dor TO Germany, will see the President
here tomorrow for the first time since
his return from Berlin. 1t Is expected
that Mr.. Gerard will report TO the Pres
ident on the official and popular attt-
Jude In Germany toward the submarine
nues ton. Peace and other subjects also
may be discussed. The Ambassador
will take lunch with the President and
probably will spend most Of the AFT
noon with him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
REMOVED TO JAIL.

John Smith and William Miller. nc
groes arrested Saturday night by police
officers on a charge Of breaking into
the homo Of J. Anderson on Chapline
street, were removed from the city
lookup TO tho county Jail Yesterday.
Squire r. G.. Hobbs. before whom the
warrant for them was sworn out. has
not set the date for their hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
FOUR DROWNED.

CHICAGO. oct. "3.--t"ur PERSONS
were drowned when an ant"lho"!ic was
driven over the open draw Of the
Twciiih street bridge int" TIL" Chicago
river tonight Tw" women. ais" "rIn-
panrs II: the car wcr" rescued. The
identity uc none or them has been cS-
. "A hi llr0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
NO INQUEST DATE

No time had been fixed last night BY
Coroner Gala Mitchell for the Inquest
into the death OF J. Q. Downing. Union
town. Pa. young man killed by an auto
mobile near the foot OF Fulton hill early
Sunday morning. The funeral OF the
accident victim wilt be held today. ~
complete investigation ~ circumstances
connected with thu death Will be held
hftNrn III" inuuHSi date is set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24

sn.cd 1imi, while driving cast over
Fulton Hin.
Edith M.M;il"n, charged Ml'h .',i'
drunk. WAS arrested AT A'lfh"i ~ nv w..
.ir,rie I,st evening by Officer NC
r1atchcy. Fly Cnnl"y. by Officer Ennm'
ana Edw. Folk. by Officer Toe Con'eE'
are both charged with being dunk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24

Circuit Court which prohibits the Wet
Branch Company from moving the
house. Armed guards have been sta
toned on the property 10 enforce
The Injunction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24
POLICE PICKUPS.

William MnntnigcI. Of WarWnnd. was
arrested by Motorcycle pilicer NaIicr
Tvnrle ON q charge Of exceeding the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24

A committee composed Of Arch Saw
tell. James Meek, Bert Wamslcy Henry
Frohme. Harry Ecllloff. Charles Deif-
rich and A. a. Gompers, has been named
70 prepare for q celebration Of Woodrow
wilson day at the Elks Club auditorium
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-24

Ten thousand pieces Of Republican lit
crature were mailed from Republican
headquarters on Chaplinc street ycster-
day. The entire office force wore busy
as bees all day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02
@criuJt Galjc.
iurun Iirrea idmcr5rm
Ge6mt ciucu S0celSficI uoll 5alSc,
menu Scr 9lidcu i6merit uScr
Sic @laIc lcioct.

g9ir iu0 cine 9latou brn 6leidl
cIicrn uun uuier @lut lit pou Soris
idlrc. iaat eiue moblbefouHtc gIuto.
rlt1t sic inns onrdtb. itrtS nlf Ger
ggatbt aegeu 9iicrculeioeu 8u ieiu
Iic Jiereu pcrisdcn ibr 9IallBer
ites, oaS NIut bon oieler reiSelloen
5airc 5u bcIrccu aber tie luerocu
ourd llcberorbeiting geidlpddlt; iie
iperoeu TRACE; sic 6iltrir3ellcu per.
itcpien iid uno altf oieIe Iciic miro
ser 9IbfuIl iuI 9lut ieItge1aIteH uu
ooS gauge Snitenl 3u pergiften.
ygcm Sbre glerucu idIncrdcu uno
nH pic @lritlulupen uniiIhIeu lmo
weuu sic Itedeuoc 5ducr5cu i'm
9tiidci boben ODER Der llrm poIti9
uno boiler glbloG ooer Bic 9Iale irri.
tirt i'll Is oab sic GrIeidterung
wdbrcno ocr glodt iidcu miiiien
mrn 5ic ali itdrtcn @optihWer5ctL
ncruoicu iuio 5Mmnocl 9Iui6ucn,
2Alafloiiotcit, ialrcm Nlngen ooer
8bcumntismis bci idblcdtem gSctter
lciOcL boIen 5ic BON &brcH 9lpo
tbcfcr ctpo bier lln5cn oSoO 5olts,
ncGncu Sie cinigc Saac lana TOR
Dem 6riibiIiirI cincu Gibloifcl bon
un0 Sbre gdercn lpcr0cn oanu fcia
fmftionircn. Dicc brrii6nltcn Sal5c
mcr0en aus Sran6enidtrc ino Gitro
nrlioit acnIndt NIT 2itbiu ocrblIn-
0cn ino iin0 icjt 9fenidcnoltcrn bc
ribt uor0cM inn trdgc yliercu 81
reiiiacn lmo 5u itdrfen Die 5durc
ii llrn 5u ncttraliiircn 10 0aB liC
nidlt LANCER cine Gucac ocr ,Srrita
tnn iit mo oa0lWd) Nar mo 9la
lculci0cn 3l bcenocn-
uSao 5olts" inlO billig unidldO
lid iu0 bilocu ciu audcncgmcS
@raiiie 2ithiopoiier N'ctr1nt imo
glicuano fam cinen Srrtbnm hcgc.
bcn lucnn q acIcgcntlid Gin pcni0
oapon cinuinmt iun oie giicrcn rea
HnO tbatia 5ll crDaltcn (9ln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02
Glas brikcn @ahcrs
uur hem 5riIbitilf, cine
irinr MngcDObnbcit
Stfiuct Die SHlenhen OeS SBitsmS
ru icSem Mlursen nuO iuuidt bic
aiftiecu, liuenirteu Stoffc ans-

Iie icniecil bon ms, oie bc'nl
gIuiiirbel aemobnlit abgeipanut imo
miioe iino. groBe Stopiidmcr5en la
Ben pou GrfdItiing peritopft ino,
beIeatc 3nnae babeu, irbeIriehcnoen
gItbem iaureu D}agelt Iabmcu 9iii
den bGbeu, f0uncu an oercn STEELE
ItetS 70 iboEi ausiebeu imo iiA 10
iriidl mic cine BIuHe fiibIeH, ipenu
lie ole Gifte lmo @dfrobeu nit bci-
BeH Bbospbat. gaiier ieoen sDlor-
Gen ans oenI a6rper maiden.
gSir iolIteH por Dem 6riibltiid Elm
@las iebr beiBeu @oiiers nit cincn
IbeeIofiel Sfaltitein.& &bospbot trim
tetL i'm uts oeu a|aacu, Scr 2ebrr,
oeu yiereu mo acbn DoroS @ingc-
iueiocu bic inlocroauIid)cn 9toiic,
iaIre 0Iollc unO aiitigcn @lifrobeu
oiiS5lnuaihcn; aui oielc @cie miro
Der gon5c gcroalutn9S Sreon cr-
friidt lnb aerciniat, ebc man Dem
@lageu ucne gta6rlmg 5uiiibrt.
Gic gYirfung BON &dlfitcin-T6oS
plat imo beiBcm Maiicr aiii ben Ice.
rcii 9lagcn lit wunoerpoIl eriri-
ihcno. GS rciligt allc iauren @G6-
riunaeL 9l6fduc lnO Sdiircn ans
uuo rcat cinen oehmoc1t 9Npctit fiir
0aS 6riibitiid oii GS miro bcbaltp.
tct, oab rad filr5cr 3cit sic &oien
i'm (Sciidt 5n @Iiibcu bcoflncn. Gin
8iertcl Biuno SaIfitcin.8 86osp6ot
foitct III glpotbcfen mir iebr iuenig,
gcniiet abcr ollc sic, wcI1c an linz
pcrOauliHteit, SSartleibigfcit, Nl2NN.
acntranfbeit o0cr 9l6elmotisniiS lciv
Ocit 5ii ipabrcn @ntbniiniten fir in-
ncrc Sanition 5n MAIDEN. Gcrind5cii
sic cS luio boItcn Sic iib ucriidcrt,
onB 5ic in fur5er Belt III icoer sin,
iif better nuSicbcn mo iid moblcr
fiiblcu mcrOeu. (9In5ci0c.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02
Sydrbt 0aar init
SaIbgi. Sbes Nunfcl.
sscnu nit SdJueicl aemiIdJt ids6t
eS 70 uatiirlidJ, BAH SliemonO
q meiF,


1ie altmoSiIbc Miiduna BON Snl.
bci 1bcr NIB Sdjpcfcl tnt groucs,
itrciiioes iiHo fables &aar 3u ouF-
frln, lit ejroBuuliters @litteI nun bic
4cute beulbeu 81 wie6er inn ibrenE
SSaore cine quite, aleid)mdBiae 8arbe
Bll crbaIteu Ties III uerniiuftis oa
mir IN eiuem 3eitalter Iebcu, il bern
iusenolide GrideinlIHg bon groBtem
9ortbeil Tx.
Selte aber bnbeu mir nidt Ole
id)piergr gliIaabe. 5albei au fam
meIu iuo bic unIItdnolihe DAi1nng
i'm 0aujc uor5uuebneu. gIIIe glpo.
t5cfcn berEaufct fir etipa so Gents
sic Glajbe SaS u@pct6's SAGE ano
gulpbur Sair COMPOUND genauu
tc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Groouft, Oas
oitrd 9cimiid)ung onorrer 9eitdro
t6cilc uerbelicrt iporOer lit gS III
ie6r beliebt Sd 9licniono elt0cden
fam, 0aB q augupauot miroc. Nlon
ictttc einiah cinclt 5d)Ipanlnt oocr
cine ipcibc 9iirite oanrt ali uuO 5icbt
Oieie 5trdbn nod 5ira5u, ourdl OaS
Soar Bis 5lrt Morgen pcridipiu-
oct 6a0 arouc Sanr. gSaS abcr Ocn
Tumcn al u@petb'S Sagc an0 Sll.
p0nr~ om bciicn geMut, iit oar cS
nah mcfiiacn 9lupcnoun0cu 0dS
Nonr nidt mr 0luifcl t1rbt, ionOcrn
oeicm aiid icncu lpcidJcn @lanj imO
icncs oidtc gLuSiebcn perlcibt sic
10 arBicbeno uirfcn. GicS gebraidjS
hercitc 4rdpnrdt lit cin aigcucbnler
IoiIcttcnartifcl tilt Sold,c, Die iii.
aenoIiH nusJuic5cu ipiinibrn Gs
iit uiht fiir sic Stir, 2inocrmg oOcr
gSorbcugung BON Srart0eitcn be-
iIinmt (9lniciae),
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

960reno ieiiler laugch Ncrridait
III ,Sn0en Dat Gualan0 c9 tets nct-
ilauneH NIX 9RcacI o0ipioc " inpara"
3ifr rerbtcn 3cit an5uvenoen Iic
(scididltc icfcrt Hi5dAligc @eilpielcs
pic pic cn9lillc 9icaiCriuia 3tir Se.
iiiaAn3 0ar cigcucn 6erridjaft oic Gis
fefiildlt eer cineborcncn 6iiriten nls
tcretdl0cr aciuedt ino acbHrt 0at,
inic M hclon0crs i'm 0ie @plfsfrait
laHtu3llcacu 0c @uoilS mo 9lc#
6anucoaHcr aeacnciuanoer ailSac
ipielt 0at 1ahci BAT iic a. ineilteff
b5it periian0cn 3lr acacbcacu 3eit
acraoe 0ie Eartc 0irdl 6ie mioere 3tt
iauadcH aie ilm poliii'dl aeid0rlidl
iuer6eu fountc Jliir 0aolrdl pan
&uglan0 0ei @aB oer NarlcieH hrcn,
neHA cr1ielt Gut cs 0ic ,SeiH0id)aft
nes giolfcs pou iidl a68ulentcn per-.
laodH cic Gagc 0cr cn9liidQu Scrrs
iAait iii ,Sn0icu aDer iuto aQiahlt
lreun 0ic Siiriiri tilo 1lc &0lter.
iueHil ole pcridlpocaen Earteicu lHo
algIiAiaHcn. uena pclon9crs oIe Dlg
baunlcoaucr uu0 oie @iHons ibrcit
algllaions- inia &ariei0a0er pcraeiicn
ito iid oie llraocrbauo redeem
ipean iie iid ali 0em ucntralcH 4oA
arN 3liamlHeu fia0cu 1aB ne troh
aller rQlai6ieR lm0 ipradjlidicH &cr
istlcbcnheitcn ood Suocr iiuo ser
norragen0c Mduncr 0e5 aan0cs ga.
Dai ipit Sa0rau ali oGr Grrcidima
AiciQs s}eIcS acarbeitct pbae ooB
i6re DlHle iouocrliH bon Grfolg ac'
fr6nt iuar 5obal0 iitg bic crIicu
slIulcidcn riacr Giitiaimg bemcrt6ar
mabtot icttp bic cnaliibe @cgcuar.
acii ciii oiq poli Der ar1icrng iui'
leriiiiGt itcts i6r 3icl crrcidita @ic
aAOcrsmo io lat audl ~ rSH0icu Pct
Nriea 6ic arafte 0cr &naIdn0cr an-
0arnaitin lcblm0rlL lo DaB lie ibr
Sutorcilc 0cii &creiuidlil1ss 8cltre'
biNiacu nidlt n Jluucnorn fpmteH
ais oorIier Se idpddcr 0ic ENcr
arhcit pesbalb uAr0c, N it1rscf leBts
nie grbcit 0er 9'erclHi9utNS. Fropa
adNos 5ur @eriurtlibiuil ihrc5 3ie.
lrS ciii 9liit peIGcnI Griolac NE NJ
aer gelaiia flraen 8qIt acarHeitct 6a.
haH Sdai eif slrtlfcl Pen Simcs oi
sNuia oer oic @cidirci6uia elmer
gSer1rii0enlHssicier jpiidAcn S'inons
lmo NipHnnnc0anrr trilat Iicicr
9riifel iii iroiern uoil lro5er g'e.
0aiulW liir oic inHercH SerHdltiliiie
sSn0ira'S aIs IN pou 0cr Giuiatcit
Diuipg 6cioct Earirieu ocr io5ialcL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

SSelt 6ei a6ulir6eu 9lnldiieu nlr ein'
NAL aeicbeu bot 70 uogcu tic audi
ieBt on Nfeiitcr nicbt beiieite icbie
BEN ionOerM Dem @eiiibl mciter
ocitidler arciie &c@mng trageuO,
oarin eiuie icin Bob bic aus politi.
ic6cn @riinOen crit iebt ol5ubringcn
sc Sauptiuirbriit Dem @eiite uno
@oacn S9oaofs cutipric6t- GaB lie
fiuitleriidl polcnOct mo gleic65eitig
Icicrlicb gcitoltct werocu fam, lit mir
niht 5meifcI1oit. (3citihrift ocs
@crbonocs ocutihcr g(rdlitcftcn lmo
NnQcnicltr &crcinc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02
Die SciMGftisnng ser @ricgsbeidG'
Oigtcu III Der SauOluirtbidJaft.
gon ID. @iri@eI. stettin.

Bon Gr. @iriHcl, Stettn.
Gic Ioucr 0cs aricges briugt 6
nit iid5. Dab ihon icbt cine groBe
9ln3abl bon OalernO 0ienihutougIi-
den ariegSt6cilncbmern ans Dem
Sccrcsoicuit cntloiicn lit. Ger Nlon-
del All 9lrbcitsfrGitcu Der mIgcn-
blidIih in Icutidlono bcrritbt bat
Is 6epirft. ooB oie @lcbrjobl Oieicr
arieeSbeiddoigten obue groBcrc
5hlpicriafeitcu iuieoer ueue SlrbeitS.
qelegenbcit gciunoeu bat. Iieie an
imo fir lih crireltlide Gbotiode be-
oclitet anoererieits aber cine groBe
@ciabr. oa Die reae g}ahfroge uad
9lrbeitsfrGiteu Ieiht belpirfeu faun
oaB oic &riegsbeitbaoigteu Die bonn
2ouoc itoumen. Dem 2anoe ent3ogeu
lucrOcu lmo oauern0 IN Die eIrob.
itaote iibcrlieoeIn. CAB oies nid,t
mir i'm Snterciie Der riegsbeiddoig-
ten ielbit iouoeru nld I'M Sutereiie
Scr glllgeHleiHbeit lulter allen llHs
Itdroeu permie0en meroeu muB,
brauht niht erit beiouOers betont 3ll
tperoeu. Cine lIuterbrinaung Der
friegsbeiddoigten IN Der 9anopirtb.
iHaft lit iebr uobl m6gIidl. Sir oie
ariegsbeiddoigteH lit oieie llHtcrs
bringing ihon oe5balb beioH0erS
wertbpoII, iDeil ali Dem Ganoe iEetS
cine groBe gfahfrage nad slrbeits.
frdfteH berrid)t; es beitebt alio iiir
iie sic sIusiidt oaB iie aAi oeHl
2auoe oaucruoe 9IrbeitsgcIegeabcit
iir0en Ties gilt Hnn uidt BON ben
SfriegsbcidGOigtcn oie 1T ibrer sIr.
beitSf6bigteit mir iueuig gcbeumt
iino, iou0eru out BON aIlcu oener,
sic ). 9. Oitrd @crlilite cinc5 SlieoeS
5inddit lpcnigitenS i6re pollc gIr.
beitSi6bigfcit perloren bobeu. Gieie
2eitc glaiibcn Uieliat, iiir lie lparc
in oer 2anOipirtbihait feiu 8lot
Hebr. lie miiBtcn III bic StnOt 3icbcr.
BORT 9otc, @crticr luerOen oocr einc
16nlicbc SteIlng crgrciicu Sab Der
9lnormg 5u ioldlcu Stelhlngcu iebr
GroB lit imo 0aB utfolge ociicn llat
0eul Stgicqc iiir OGrnttige 9erlfe
leiht 9lrbeitaloiigIcit ciutrctcll miro,
miro ltiOcr ltdlt bcdd1tet: glad 0qs
tbeiierc 2ebcu iils Der Staot sfih6ct
lti6t @criidiid)ti9lplg.
gci eiucm ocrqttigen @eltrebelt
piclcr Observation-Disclosures lit q MN
tpidtis, nci 9eilten llnhjiuueiiclL Ooi;
iie iehr lpohl nod IN Der Gage liuo,
lan0luirt9idlatflidie gIrhciteu jill pcr.
rihtcu Erattiide llntcrlpeiiupg in
decentralization glrbcitcn lit Be.
reitS ino miro III 3utlnit nod in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02
&riiNeIer GriMHrrnngeR an Narl Ocu
6iRften.

aonmt in 9riiiieIer Gbroritca
oocr III 6elaii6cn giitern bic Dor
Oeu ia 8abrhlnocrt eritieneu iin0,
oas @ort scr vRaiicr" ohnc ttdbere
92anrnsnraa6e pnr 10 lit fait ans
ndhnsloS aorl Der 1iinftc onHrit aes
ncir.. Tenn anrf Scr ,Siinitc iunr
oen @claicrn itaacfabr oaS, ipaS
aniier 9nrboroiia Sen Tentidjcn oOcr
Sciurid ser 9Sicrtc Sen ;yranjoicit
lpor, Oie iinnbilolide gSerforperluig
elmer @Iiid ln0 @Ian55cit lino oer
Scrrihcriiiriorge iiir 0as Mobl Scr
@iirocr Scr aeid)ihtlihe aarI Der
Siilifte bat id nnn alcroingS ichr
wciiig Oieicn III scr Grinncrilng all
icinci 9loncn gcflijpitcn @oriicIluns
grn cntiprodcu @os man 4biIipp
Dem 3iuciten uno oeiien Stattbnlter,
0cnI Scr5og BON SIl6a uorgeiuorien,
fonnte niidl 5ii einenl betr1dtlidcu
IbciIc SSorl Dem Siiiiitcn duf Ncd.
nnng gcid)ricben iueroen 9l6cr Die
gcIgicr, uno 6eTonOcrs Die griiiielcr
oildl irniercr Set, luoIlcu III @orl
Dem 5iiuiicu uiMtS ais eiuep ru6lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

9Iae rmiere 1dlriitarie3 diih oie
9otAiidle baben iul yalic ser 3cit
ans Ser latciuiiuei ooer r1miidcu
Sdrit i6 cnmidct. N}nn lpiiroe
0csbalb ucbt bcionoers moeutid
banocllL uenu man aus tiiuitleri,
ihcn ODER anoeren oriinOcn aui sic
aapitalihriit Der R0ner. pelhe init
i1rcu @libiabcn pom gleidcr 10bc
III Der Gmptahc oiiS 1cra0cn 2inien
3itianmicn1cicBt lit 3uriidgreiicn
moQte. ,qu 2aiic Der Sa6rbmocrte
lit 0irS Damn and bci 0ciitihcn Icnf.
nldlcrn BIT gcnug gcibc6clt Mciiicr
&oQot, cillc iibcrrageloc 4Scri0nidl.
felt bon Rniic, itirfitcr fiintlcriitcr
Gigcuart iuo orrhauS oerticbcut
@eiel. bat Del Sen adlt ,SniHriftci
an sen GdbaItci ieineS 9leiAs6au-
les ipelcbe Die 9tamcn Der oeutidel
6iiritcu 5ur 3cit ser 6iriiHoung oeS
9leihcs cut6olteu ionic bei ocu orei
Snihriitcli an scr 9lttita Scr Dit
trout init ocu 9lamcu ser aaiicr
@il1eIm scr Gritc, 5ricOridl scr
Critic g9ilhclm Ser 3weitc cbcniaaS
ein5clnc lutciniiobe @robbuditabcu
perucnoct. 9l6cr ic6t sic reinc gIu
tiqla Ct iolgte oieImebr Oeu OeItt-
ibcu GorbilOcrL melbe ms aus 0em
~. lmo i3 Sabrbuuoert er5aIteu
iiu0, ais man aniing oic rouiihcn
8udJiiabcu nit lln5iaIen jll oIrd-
ieBcn in ocn @ciirebeI oieieIben
ndh .0i0gIidteit a63iriinocH
9lber an1 sic aot9iiAeu alciu6ldl-
iiabcu wclAe im IA. Sa5rbmioert en-
ideiucn im rs. Sobrblnoert aIIge
meiu iiblih iino imo beute pom pielcu
ais oie ciaentlibe oeltidlc 5driit
augeiebeu meroeu bat gSaaot III
Ipeitgebenoeru D1aBe augeuenoet
g1ir iin0eu lie IN ben heioeH 6Iat
biloeru lmier Dem Sallptgiebel in
neIdeu ait oeu gIeieu Der beioeu
oeuticben 8dumc, Iidtc mo eide,
ole Mappeuihil6er Der oeutiheu
5taaieu aiigebdngt iiuo, ferner iH
SEN ~ 5driiteu ucIdJc Die g8appaI
ser glnoesitaateu iiber oeu 6eniieru
oes 3mildcngeidoiie5 Der Seiteu
iroutcu imS DER 9liifiroHt beaIeiten
Iieie Iebtcrcu 5abeu aroBc 9Iuianga.
III gotbiider g9ciie crbal
ten. audi III ben "a Nuidriiten obcn
iii ben Gdcu Ser G0iirnc iiuoen iid
Iotbiidc BroB. un0 aIciubudlita6eH,
pdbreilo sic init sen Stdotepappcn
ibcr Den Ginitclltgcn Der Nouptae
ali Der @citiront uno an
Sen Gdbmitcn ncr6rnocncu rs gtl-
men oil9iAlieBlih nit Gotbiiclcn
SroB6nAitoben ii 0cn 2tcin ciiac.
HeiBclt iiuo
CSiitdu Nalnblibcr, bon 1886 80
Tits bon 1891 93 Niilisarbcitcr III
acr aiiuiileruertitatt @aaot'S Dat
,as bctamtc 1hanbil0 0ea ierti0cn
Rcihs6alias 0cjcihnet iino inl pol-
Ell gmcriidnoniiJ nit iciucn 9ici
icr 0ic Auihriii rTcm ocrtibcnl
golteT mia Aciitidla &idluahcl IN
lic 3cihautil cin9cirlAclt 9lnocrc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02

ny y% = VII lil NPtlIli,
Gem ocutidcn golfc BID ocutidc
DRIFT 9lah oiciem @rimoiaGr Ge.
italtctc &aiil g1oaot 6ei ocn Snihriis
icn ocs oeutidlcu 9ici4s6aiiics pic
@iU6iabcu Su llcbcrciiitiuunmd
6crmit pia ocr 9lnsibuB pes RcidS.
ta1cS ID piro bcrid5tct Bic Humcbr
8lr 9Aisfi6rima fonmcnoc iabr.
icAnteland cntbc6rtc Suihriit anl
Sdliptge6el III 0citihcr 1driit 6cr-
itcllcu laiicn Sicrgeacn iuou0cu it'd,
slml n ~hcil init i1aricl @ortcH, CSc
lc0rtc ni0 aiiniilcr imo pcrlanaeu att
6iricr 5tcae latcinide o5roBOudiio'
hcit pcltbc aacin 0cu 5tilc oeS
@aimcrfs entiprddcn in0 acgcuii0cr
0ei ecnincn 9ilhita6cn ocn @oriug
Acr 1r5Bcrrn ecicrlihfcit b1ltcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-02


Eas Ectcrle fam ipdt nadi 0au9
Nian u0rteie am gl6eH0tiihc
Iie 4Ruuter iaIia dugitlih biiloiis
llHo pGintc bctHlidj III Der aiicbr.
Gs ipar ibr oacrtlciniter 1obn
pci dltrc 5onne OicHtcn ihon
5ie parcn @coe 5ei ocr Sar0c
Tie bort pnr 6runfrcid y Ihorcn
horrtc.
@hpn nor ser &eSpcrfang uerbollt
gic @iMtcr brautcn in Don @ollcn;
aommt ocun 0os Netcrle uidt baIo2
Iic @lutier fami ~ gar iidt iolien.
llnrlhis idnut iic 9iu ap Dcr
Iai traat iic i5rcn 1dncr5 nidt
nlebr
1ie icudltcn gIugen muB lie rclbeiL
Mo mna 0as Nctcrlc ocnH bleiacn2
Ecr @utrr nift Iic supp miro
falt
IgN ae6cu iuir 5itr 5irai' fcii Gl.
icu
Gcr Niencn miro tom aitigefnallt
9scil III 0as 9(bcuobrot uergciieu;
lluD @ciocH mill eo boot uidt idmc.
den
g2o aa9 oas Fctcrle 0cru iicdcn2
Iei iipAt am glat6bau5 pic aebauat
llao Iicit 0ie urniien ssricgs6cridte;
Iar 9ieaen udBt icin leidt @auauo,
Gic NreHoc ltra1lt III oem QJeiidltc
er licii lno ladt io iit ~ rcdt
Ieu SrdnBiHahn acbt eS luieoer
iAledlt
IL EcuicGcu 6a6pn bic ArgoHneH,
Gn 0roBer Sieg III bcut' geponnen!
Ias iuHge @eG llopit iiolj uno ireL
ef oeift all feline 6ei0eu lriiocr,
sg hciBt Sic Gar0e ipar babel
a iairiteu trait'gp 1iebe Hieoer
@an3 ibergIitdIid renHt az fort
Gabeim ipridt man feiu ciuJig'
4Sort;
lc GlterH maren ituniW geelelL
Gs dJmedte nicit, oa5 aIbeHoeiieh
1riid greiit ous geierIe idou 3u
Bau5 llnarig nor oer lIciuc Mageu;
rer BQtpr mdruf muS fBiIllt 0enr