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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-17

type, three speeds forward and one re-
verse. 1t is mounted as a unit with
the motor. A three point power plant
suspension is employed which abso-
lutely safeguards the motor from any
distortions. The frame is very rigid.
1t is made of 5-32-inch steel and is
reinforced by six cross members. 1t
is only 2S inches wide in front which
permits the car to be turned in very
small space.
Semi-elliptic springs are used
throughout. The rear springs are 50
inches long by IA inches wide. Cross
rolled Vanadium steel ins used in their
construction. The frame channels are
arched over the axle at the rear and
the springs swing directly underneath.
Other interesting features are as fol-
lows: Remy Starting, lighting and
ignition system, Burd piston rings,
Borg & Beck single plate dry disc
clutch, irreversible steering gear, full
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-17

been noted for it's ability to handle
low grade fuels and to convert them
into high mileages. In fact, it was
the success of certain constructive
principles in this car, such as the
juxtaposition of intake and exhaust
passages, and the shortening of car
buretor manifolds, which paved the
way for the present remarkable show
ing of the Eight
Gasoline standards may come and
go, with little sign of protest from the
Olds Motor Works. This particular
coscern feels itself prepared to take
care of any eventualities.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-17

floating rear axle. twelve spoke
wheels, both front and rear; 34x4-inch
tires, nonskid on rear; one-man top,
jiffy curtains, double ventilating, rain
vision windshield, electric motor
driven horn, nickel plated robe and
foot rails. tire carrier at rear of chas
sis and Firestone demountable rims.
The weight of the car ready for ship
ment is 2,575 pounds.
The standard color is Brewster
green with hood, tenders and running
gear black enamel. In addition to the
ive-passenger touring car a five-pas-
senger sedan and a four-passenger
roadster are available on the same
chassis.
The Sun is distributed in the Har-
risburg and Lancaster territory by
the Penna. Auto Sales Co. with local
offices at So South Cameron street
with b. l.. Davidson, manager, and
j. M. Davidson, of Lancaster, presi-
dent.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
PEilACRISIS What $2 Did

MT. J. W. Henry of Bla:n, Miss. says G. $. is the finest medicine on earth; his daughter had Pellagra. and was al- most entirely covered with sea B and sores, when she began taking II. s. She has taken two bottles and is almost well.
 Pellagrist. why will you doubt and continue to suffer? This is ouly one case out of many thousands. You run no risk, as l guarantee one bottle to benefit any case of Pellagra, Rheuma- tism, or anythicg arising from impure blood or disease of the liver or kidneys, or the one dollar refunded and no ques- tions asked 1 do not want your dollar if do not benefit you. G. s. has all most worked wonders many times and is without an equal, and you can not value it high enough. Many say it IS worth its weight in gold. yet the price is only sl per bottle, or 6 bottles for s. Sold by druggist, or sent prepaid on receipt of price. Always call on your druggist for c. S. before you or der from me; if he hasn't got it, try to get him to order it from his jobber for you. G. g. is sold everywhere.
 l.. M. GROSS,
 620 E. l4th St.. Little Rock, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

Don't patronize home talent.
 If you want some one to give a lecture, don't employ any of your townsmen. No matter how we'll qualified they are; send for some stranger so that you can let him carry your surplus money away with him. Don't patronine home schools; it is not stylish. you know. Send your children off,
 it will cost more money. Patron ize all the snide shows that come around. You can use a good deal of your surplus cash in that
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
RULES FOR BUYING FRUIT
 TREES

In purchasing trees deal only with reputable nurserymen, and eliminate the tree peddler as far as possible. Choose those varie- ties that are.best suited to your local conditions. Order the stock early, and have it shipped when the ground is prepared and you are ready to plant. As rule, It makes very little difference when the trees are put out. provided they are properly handled and well maturee stock k secured When trees arrive, don't leave them in the express office for ..ay length ot time. Remove and heel in if you are net prepared to put them out. If, on the ota- CT hand, the trees have dried out bury in moist soil or subnerge in water.
 h ordering trees, demand that one year-old stock be sent, and accept nos just as good varle' ties. This is especially true Tn regard to peaches, apples, and plums. Trees two years old ana older have had their heads form eIinlhe nursery row, and they are more difficult to transplant The common notion that fruit will be secured quicker has been exoloded, and itis common know led ge that one-year old stuff gives the most satisfactory results.
 First class rurserv stock should be free from al disease and in sect pests. should possess 2 well developed root system, and should be straight and comedy. and
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
way. But be sure and do not attend our home entertainments; it might further the interest of your town.

An exchange gives an incident that illustrates the impossibi'it. of telling where the trouble It sulting from q mortgage will end. A man mortgaged his farm to buy his wife a pair of earrings The wife took in washing to pay the interest on the mortgage, and the first day lost one of the diamonds in the suds and tried 10 hang herself in the barn, but the rope broke and she fell on a $150 Jersey COW, breaking it's back.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
4. 0. U. W. POEM
(Tune-" "Old Black Joey The A. o. U. w. is the lodge for

The A. o. U. w. is the lodge for me.
 Now 'tis the best, I know twill always be.
 There is not one that can ex- eel l know
 A. 0. U. ". is growing and wil always grow.
 Chorus. Were working, we re working. We work to make t grow, We al unite together, That is why we grow. It's the best to protect, of course you know 'tis true.
 It's now protecting me, we offer it to you.
 Then when you're gone to that land where all must go,
 Twill then protect your lov- ed ones till they too must go.
 Chorus. Then sing hurrah, for our lodge is on boom, But if you will join we still can offer room;
 Send in today your appIica- tion, So,
 We'll give you welcome or it is no go.
 Chorus. Now to Prescott Lodge, our mum, bor 69,
 We must stay awake not of ce but all the time.
 We have good men, Buck, Sam and MT. Crow;
 Then Hayes and all the rest can make her go.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30

Too poor to take the home pa per? Well. that is "a distressfuI condition. Buy a hen. feed her crumbs and waste from the kit chen and she will lay eggs to pay for a years subscription, then work her up into pot pie and sha will pay her first cost; so the pa per will be clear profit. Repeat this process year after year, meanwhile learn wisdom and cease to be poor.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-30
should come true to name. Ac- cept only budded or grafted trees.
 Fruits will not come true from seed hence the necessity of

Seeu, HCiiSO t'iS grafting all standard varieties.
 Varieties are numerous, and DO set of varieties will do we'll un- A4r varying conditions. There fore, it is well for those eontem- plating the setting of a new or .hard to find out just what vari- aties are suited to the conditions at hand and order th,se. Nov cities may be tried out on a small scale, before hand and or der.these. The Progressive Far mer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
Giu urntr aardJbrndJauerTndI aeTdJritert
G"tente.2r"ppsn ouf aseftiro"t SSle asi@laaen.
2seridl Oes Oeutfl6en @enerafIaOs.
(GrabiIos n0er saopiue)


Scrlim a. Gf6er SelSmorldDu pun Nuduiu Ictt Icuen
sieoesns 9obrnOdn u rmaudc Ga6upa Der
Sonan nurab sduaooon nno Oie StaOt weojo Der Cider
OaSOnan gann TuO ben tenopden Nrmecn in Die @nSc
gcaeu Die @Odeuld Irmcc bat in Seeu Spanen H6er 6700
Snim nnS &amaucu sciansen
nd ui Der ebcnbrgn SrOnt babeu SC tcncudeu &erbHu
oen encn bOntenoa 0rDg e Gbcu bneen
sdiudt aSld srOntaSt Die StaSt @rcSa scuoiumeu
Nn Der macopuid 6ont IL cc Saaase uHOcrdnScrt gebe6eu
Gu Der Gbideu 6rOn Der Office bis ben Garpntb
ben id feline Gpuoncu arOfcFcr Scoenhms nbaepiet
Sin nner DurdGrndpcrn Scr Gntnic ami scr pnm
6rUu ucm bic SraHu gru srofc srnppcuuaim ins
6eo iaGrcn bat nit ener empnSen Sdopp r Nusrfcr ae
cuoc mS Sieicbca anhSrprocnIiG dwerc Spfcr sctOf.
Ghic nuOc brne Der amtId gci Der NNdmag
oen9en OOcr ScreslenHa rracu @nrOs &udeenS Scr Ou
fGuOiec SuIa Der MitGciInue.
Salfam GricgSi6aapIa&
0obrnSda6rOnt Armecsrppe S 6CSmurdulS Madcuicu
Der Seine ebt lid IN nOrOnnnn unrem Slag urHd
Die anf Der %Oenus ocs 6einOs besinC GaOOc
den Gerbanoeu bet ben Srif DOn Sra @rnt 6 Ncu uOrS
weltd BON Gunan3a) crrdk Mad jegu &dmpcn mnrOu Die
sta @eOiO nuO &a9aa non cro6ert Die @cammnte Gin
idfd Der 2i SfObcr ameOetcu ebt in 616S @eangenrn
Snrunr 70 Sfcre elmer 6a9ec ~ GndncnsweBn 2
nuo eincm Mnnger Die gerai Der bae begc6Oln ruH@eH
uuO rnmGniidn %erarinugCH aufcrurOcnid Idmer
6om6arOirt 4',ai l~eMm@I
ebcuOaode SrOnt grmcearnpp hes Grruas aorI TrGn, O
6 Sn Der @ceenO aSid rouRoO aHO 6a6cu Srud huS
Sterreidbnugardc Srnppcu geeru Hsm &useu
&rcbcal GeuOmmcu. Sic modteH 600 Weauseue
YIN iSdcu SnSaapa Os 9untburm @af cucrsIdc
@OermhO ben bic rnmaudcn SpPn in Sc cttu Snan Iceu
Yaoouii@s 6rput-Gs 5abcn @ uc cuhudmaen crma6ucHs.
mertbcn Notnr 5ngctr09en
OeRIider rariessfdanpIah
gnf Cnrun C5cau bis SO bcn gSeru Der Snrpar hat
Fd ole Olscmeu Sodaac niat ucicutd geGuoert
&efIidler 9riegSfdunpIab
Der % Gfpbcr a Scr sSefrum GuO br0erac6uSc
Saa SAG 6chcr &Smp Bic Sea 6rau 6eabFdaten Of.
fcubo nn euu mn Scu Fre Ourdbre auS ctcu @ur-
hDkc inter OCm NufgebOt aroFcr SrnppnmaHcn furt
SrUt Owicr %uuNnng rgen 9cnidnmateraS crten bic g.
irtu nOroId Oer Sommc cine empfuOIide NOeaac non
Der SrUn beri gauge Nen cNSer Guloacu aneuauSer.
act9amu pur nnn Sunacu acn 6tOnS ucd SrauSIOg.
lnlcrc Sruppcn eeu i'd ser uuuOeruewrOscu gScc Sus
Sraunbn8c uinuerc9amnt Hr g. brumdmeiaiide Sic.
srpe 9r 92 SaS r6eiaiid Observation-Disclosures
Hr % unO Die baBerIdn uuter egmener Or mo %r Is c
ueteW id eGn5 6orOcrS
SiOld Der SOmmc Ucrudcn Die 8ranOu 46Iaiucpu
GnuneSbnt Or5aOrneeH SU uuer OerneuS Tcuer eb ben
Iugrff aar nidt DUen Gumidlnue iommcu
Nrmcsruppe SrOupriu3cu0er EcnS perindie Sc
TpriOf Dcr glrtu Der Smu Sur %p6h 0G6e Ser
Snu Bien uere Sunsu an Scm Oicn fCr Wnah mur
Den Der ieubdu Arrc eucm 6r nicupeu en auSaebt
Mr eltru onr nner arfes inmes NrlrScner eiuo
d Snantcr in 6rcu s6atcuaraten sad GOm pcrcctcn mir
nile gugrffsOeriude,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
ep.-gSutG. 2aartini- airdje.
Wlcin Iic6cr 0OftOr 8rancc,

Mlcin Iic6cr 0oftOr Srauce.
SawO6L i'd ue9me sntiaisoenes SniereHe an
SGrer GruaBluuG, obaleim idl als Demptrat
reaiirri bin. SDr ocmplrahihrr Cesuer
0tiabei luic unicr Semolratilher @raRoeni
eiuen eppel fir Mieosnpool aul icne ae.
mROnuoeu iu 0e5nn oui bic iuncre Gntuidc.
luug beS eauSeS @cbe ideiuu uidt i'm
siauee oOer nimi 2siilrnS 50 icin so uerieben
bar bic orone, bem amrilauiincn Roll bur.
legcube Sraac iu briem Nnacnblid uimt 2ano.
Sreoiic, Die @odetpoli obcr bic yeiuale Gar"
Nuo, ionscru anicre Nuslanae%Oliht uub .ges
5ic0unac
liuicrr boot an0euc6mc Srennbi0ait bat
MID a6er5cuat, oaR sic nldi unr aurimtls
wiuldleu, ,Ctwas hir Sbr aauS nuo S6rru
etaat 5n tbru", iouoeru oud tuno oes NJ
bic widilale eadle uun oiicnl, baR S6re Nm
idicn weitaeGcuO acnna fiHo, nm 5u uiieu,
lpaS i0dtadlhdl aeidcGcu ioate, um beu iuidlti.
aen Nuforssrunacu oieier emien 3eit @euAae
5M iDuu. Sa 9oiie oes6alb, boh eie in oer gso6l
iRr oas bu1c 9lmt So BEN eie uomiuiri iuor.
ben Fuo, uidt unterleaen mdasn.
alhhinasUon SIR
(@e5) 2. $. Steffens.
@croncnilidi onf qnucilue bon ojalen 8.
Saii, 1uabmeiiter (Sft2blb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

H'''NN~ 49, f~NlNSNF Wy '6N't
Fremont Steiubriide. Gtua
$500 @efanaene fielen ibnen Ou.
bel oneebIid in Oie SdnOe. -
Geutide 2inie ouf 9iebeu-aiIo.
meters .6ront 8lriidaeOrdngt.
@orts. "a. 0ftober. Syn elmer
9Rei6e ipudtieer @orItoBe ouf ser
Gerouu.Sront babcu sic 6ran5oIeu
bellte oas 9orf uno Sort Gouma.
mont eenommen iiHo iiber OaS
Gbiouniont.@erf porgeriidt uno ba.
ben Oie SaliOromont. 5teiu6riide
norolib BON @eroun beIest. Gie 8a6I
Der bisber se5d6lten GIcfangeuelL
uelde oen 6ran5oieu in cie San0e
fielelt betr1et $500.
Dies miro in Dem oifiSiellen @ut
letiH aeneloet, oaS beute 9lbeno bonn
frdn5oiiiAen ariegsbureai ouseege.
ben muroe.
gldditebeno ser Oolle g9ortlout 6es
9eridtS:
Dgluf Der @er0un-Sront bnbelt mir
beute &ormittne Inn IL llbr 40 mad
umioiien0en MISUNDERSTANDING
Gen einen glneriff auf Dem red)teu
llfer Der Nloas internoinnten. Gie
feiuolide 2inie, oie uif elmer 5ront
bon iieben ailometern ongegriffen
puroe, muroe iiberoIl 5uriidgel6oben
inO 5ipor in elmer Siefe, melde
i'm Centrum Orei &ilometer (nobeau
5mei W}eilen) erreidte.
llniere Erlppen boben 0oS &orf
uno oos Sort Gouomont eiugenom-
men. 9liif Dem Iinfen SSIiigel bobeu
Iuniere Erlppen iiber oos Sbioumont
gSerf binaus Dorriideno, oie Souoro.
mont Steinbriitbe crItiirmt lino ent.
lang Ser StroBe bon 9ros mad
0ouoinont feiten SUB gefoBt.
Sur Hedten oes Sorts 3iebt iiA
uniere 9inie norolih bonn Ga Sail.
lette.Boloe eutIong oef peItIicben
9luSlduiern oeS Gorfes Iour uno
Dem meltliden Hnnoe Oes Suurin.
SolOes bin uuo eebt peiter n6roIirb
bonn Gbenois.@oloe uu0 ser Dam
loup gotterie.
@efongene merben in eroBer 3obl
bereineebradt. Someit uurOen $500,
oarinter etiuo 100 Ofii5ierc, ee.
5dbIt. Ole 2uontitGt oes erbeuteteu
&riegsmateriols fam nod uidt feIt.
geiteIlt meroeu. llniere @erlulte wa.
rem DerbdItniBmdBig aertnp.
Ser fran5ofiid c 9Sa6mit.
tags 9eridt.
@arts, q. Sft. Ser beutc
ous9egebene omtliac Sroutbcridt
melOet Elm beftises 9lrtiuerie Duell
IN Dem 8anlpirannl 9iad)eS 9lbloin,
court Gangs Der fron5oiiiden 2iuie
al Ser Somme fam eS 5u feiuen Syns
| iontetie.admpfen
SIN &erlailf bon 90 2uftaeiedlten
Die pdbrcno oidten 9te6els ii ser
geroun @egenO itottfonoen, puroen
orei oeiltidle gIeroplane abgei1oIen.
2 ritiider EageSberi6t.
Son0otL q. Oft. Sic belttiqe
ontIide @lelonng BON ser 9riteu.
6ront an Der Sonunc beiaet;
pGas aeiieru bon pms eewonuenc
@eIdnoe IN Der giahbari11ft Don0}u.
euoecourt uno 9es 9oclfs 1T lett
pollitauoia aeiibert,
oSSdbrenO Ser 9tadt gab eS uiAtS
81 beridten nit sIuSuo6ue bon 8eit.
weiieu 9eibiebuuecu auf beioeu Sci.
ten
oSu eriuioerimg ser @e6auptllnl
oeS 6einoeS, oaB sic britiiben @e.
mime am Samitag 3piiheH Der
| 5bpaben Heooute un0 Sc GarS
Iuur inter idluereu Gpieru uulerer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
Der tiirGi(6e 2seri6t.

GOnfontiuOpef % cftO6er Sio 2OnSOn, o. Crtober -
ShriiGe Srnppcn tu m u tctoudn @erbanOceu @eru
gnag Der grIdaseucn &uu 9nnGncn Der bcme aeue
amtIdc Seid OeS tHriidcu SriegsbnreanS Inet.
gnere Srnppcu mcl ue6u i6ren @er6anoetcu Gpnaaua
Mcooie Sabniuie au5t bab n sic %erfolanug e6uoen
onoes lori 6eSmaral Madenin hat nIdf GripIac
oeg DobrHSi9O cine Uladpnai4 SOi@a Suau seStD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
rrgritrn-S6ift
NSutOru in bic Sicfc
OcfSrOcrt.
2SDm GauC6 SSpDtem Der
GentralmGtbtc.

Gorunter Orei arobe 9anlpfer nit
eiuem @eiammt Gauuiubolt
BON ctpa 1t,ooo &onnen.
@ieOer mcbrere uorpcsii6e
Gunpfer unter Sen iibrigcu
0pferu ser ll@oote. Eiirfi.
ibeS Gou6boot berlenft Erup.
peutrousport ser 9lIIiirten.
2onoon "a. Sftober. Ger
britiicbe 0ampfer .0}Olan0~, Elm
Sdiii pon 1900 Gonneu.Gomin.
bait lit bon einem lluterieeboot Der
Geutroluddtc in oen @rluO gebobrt
poroeu.
(0er Gampier o@liOlanO" botte
cine gauge bon $50 SUB; er muroe
i'm Sabre 1913 eebout mO par oos
@igcutbmm elmer 2onooncr 5irnia.
Den leBten 9eriGten noc6 beianO ii6
Der @anpier oui cmer 6abrt bon
s&elburne, 9mitralieu, nab ga Qal.
mas, Gauarilbe Suieln. @r fubr
om ~. September pou aapitdot ab)
gtob 5pet 'Britepfdtffe fn
bic Giete.
2on6on "a. Sftober Slo0oS
Bureau fimoiat an Dob Die 6ritii6en
Gompfer oGmOer@, elm S6ifi pon
3i6G Connen unO Us. SarteB,4 Gin
Sbiif onn 1885 Gonnem ioiuie Scr
uorlpcaiibe Camper ,.&eusiiell"
ocutiben Snbmorinc @ooten gum
Npfer geiallen limo.
Cen lebten 9eri9ten no6 trai
ser Sampler nGmoen" am .. Sep.
teubrr in Saridbi 9ritiid SnOieu
ein)
@citcre fette Il Boot
@iiien.
9on6on "a. Gfto6er, 9lopOS
A9eutr finloigt 6elite gl6eno an oaB
Der britiibe 0ompier a9arbara" imo
Der normeoiide Dampfer r5ncitao"
Gnudbooten ser GentralnG6te 5ur
9eute geialcn lmo. 8ie 9emans
NINA mur0e in bei0eu S1lleu ocret
tct.
(Dcr britiibe Gonpier Barbara"
lUar Elm Sbiff bon 3740 Gounen unO
geGorte Der o@eit Sortlepool Steam
giapigotiou Gompanp". Ocn lebtert
9eridtcu nod fu6r cr am 2s. Sep.
tember BON &6iIdoeIpbia uod
Slucenstomn ob.
Ger 0oRpier ,,SneitoO" boite ei.
lueu Houminbolt BON 2349 Sonnen
imo 0e6ortc elmer 6irma.m G6riitia.
nid)
gtorweqii6e 9 diifo6rt
lct0ct wciter.
2on0on "a. 0fto6er. 0ie
norlueeiiben 9anpier .Sccunooq
mo o@ronbaug" limo 5im 5infeu
gebrod]t morOen 0ieS miro in einer
@epeibe aus G6riitionio qemeIOet
Der uoupeaiibe 9ampier ,@oam"
lit BON Sen oeuti6eu 9lltoritdteu be
iblagnabnt mo na1 Gnoen &C.
brodt poroen.
Slop0s Bureau mel0ef oaB 0iC
uorlpeaiide 9orfe .@mn" BON ser
oeuiiben perbramt wlroe; Oie BE
manning lit gelonoet moroen.
(Sn Den SbiiisreQiItern linO 0iC
g|amen Der Ganpfer ,.SeclmOo" uni
o@ron9an9T uidt erwd6nt.
i@lliirten 8ruppentrans.
ortidbiff.pcr1cnft.
y onltontinopeI %. 0rt.
uia Sonoon "a. 0ftobrr. 0os
tiiriilde SrieoS6ureau qie6t amtIid
SolgenoeS befonut"
q%obreno ser lcbteu paar Gage
hnben lmlcre Eou6boote etneu 5000.
ronSportoampier oer On.
tentenadte, loiuie mebrere Segelibii!
le, uelNe iih nit &rooiaut auf oer
0abrt nod 0oniton5o befanoeu an
oer rnmoniiden &iite perienit-r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25

pen iiber 1000 @efanaene nohteu il.
unr etipa 1900 D1am 9erluIte bat.
ten.
Deutfde GffeuIioe an ser
Somme in gorberet
tung2
&aris, "a. Gftober. Ser 9e.
rihteritatter oes naiberte" ali Set
6rout in 9aoro 6ronfreid5 Iogt. sob
ole 3inebmeuoe Stdrfe ser 9lrtaerie.
G6atiefeit 5wiiden Dem glncre mo
Sonme Die SeOelhmg babe, oaB Sic
1eutiAeR eiuen crneuten @erludl
oorbereiten, cine Sage 5l per6eiieru.
pelde fiir iie BON Gag 5u Gag fritz.
lber miro.
IaB aaiier @ilbelm in gapaune
aepcien tit 10 fiiet ser @eri9terltot.
ter 6in5il murOe gemeIoet, inn per.
i6nlih Die eiuleitenoen @or6ereitlm-
gen fir cine fr1ftiee @egeu CIfeniipa
81 6ealifibtiget fin lpelben 8med
Die oeutideu 9rmee'u beoentenOe9er-
it6rfuneeu an Der Sonme.5rout Is.
pobl bon Snfanterie. aber beiouoers
audi bon 9lrtiuerie er6aIten babea
loaeu,
WfeloHngeu ans @eters.
burg.
@etersbure, "a Oft. Die
oiii5ieae Wleloung BON benie lolitet
folaeuoermaBen
9ln Der &nufaiiiden 5roHt nor0.
lid bon Ii5p iiiooitlib pom Ban
Sec nabmen mir einer SOroe Rur.
oen &ropiitoneu imo nebr ais 400
Stiid 9liuooieb as. glu ser mpltIi.
den rliiiiitbeu nno aoli5iiten srout
ereignete iid) ricbts bon @eoeutiue.D
Geritofieniihe@ertAt.
&oni a. Sftober, pia 2onoon
Ser pfii5ieIlc itoIieniide 9erid)t mel.
BET oos 8olaenoe
o9ll Der gan5eu 6ront por Sic 9(r.
tiaerie tbdiig beionoers aui bent
gIiiaso Flateau i'm Suqona.EbaI ani
9opf OeS @anoi i'm 6eliSou nn0 @oi.
te.Gbale, i'm 4laoa glbihuitt 0eS
miitleren Sion5o uno auf sem @arli.
Die SIieeer mabten iih oaS Ih5.
ne g9etter 81 9tuse Gin ieinoliher
geroplou ipur0e BON unIeren 6lie.
germ abacihoiicu. Gr fiel iii slam.
men oebiint bel @ielio, fiioucitIib
bon @or5 sur groe. Seiterrei6iide
Snoropldne warfeu 9omben aui oie
Gaoble 2agtme al ser @hinOung Oes
&ogliomento, obue 5daoen unSu-
riHtcu o6. Gin fran5oliider 6lieeer,
Der einem imierer GBeidppaoer 5uas.
tbeilt it, pernihtete cine Der iein0Ii-
den @loi6ineu~
Illtirten 2nftgefhmo-
Oer5iir GIubt getrie-
ben.
@erIilt "a. Gttober. Die 80.
miralitdt peroffentliAte bcute Den
foIgenoen 9eriht:
a9lm 23. Sftober mari eii Wtarinc-
gleropIon 8omben ouf Die 2onounas-
9lnIaeen rnO ben @abubof 5u Wior-
gute (gnglano) ab.
glm globmittog griffen 5uei oeut.
icbe Seeplane an Der &iilte bon
5louoern Elm feinoli6es, aus orei
SDoroploneu im0 apei 2ono.
/ ShIabtplanen beTtebenoes @eldma.
Der on. gladbitterem Sample iuur.
ben Die feinolibeu Blieaer in sic
5hiht geidIooen. Gin SD6roplan
ipuroe obeeihoiIeu. SSiibrer Naeper
i6oB omnit Yeine bierte WloIAine ob.
GhpaS ipater fomen oie feinOliheu
6lieger, ourh feds lDeitere WeaIhi.
men beritGrft, surud. Sie lpuroen
angegriffen lrnO 0urd iinicre gloi6i.
lnen pie0er in ole Glu6t eei6I1een.
(Gin offi5ieller britilher 8erid5t
beioet, Orei @onlbeH pGren auF
@tareote i'm iiiOweitIiden GneInno
obaeporien iiuo fein @aenI6 perlett
moroen)
9 eutf DE SeepIone an BEL
giens aiiite.
2on6on "a. Gttober. Ole bri.
tiidc 9lomiraIitdt meI0ete beute oas
/ 5oleenOe.
aglnl 9tarbuittag 0eS 23. Sftober
griff elm @lnrine. 9Ieroplau bier
feiu0lidle Seeplane an Der Sfitite non
0itcnoe ou lluiere Ylafhine mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
Ant Otr
ltronIl-5rpnt
Wla6cn bic syranSOiea
md6tigcn SsprltuR.
Ofebmen bas Surf ltmb bas
sSOrt 9DnauinUnt.

0tiideu iiber oas Gbiaimout. .Sserf
binaus bor. 8eieseu ole Soi.
Fremont steiubriiae. Gtpa
$500 @efaneene fieIeu ibnen Ou-
bel uneebli6 in Oie SdnOe.
Qelitide 2inie ouf 9iebeu.aiIo-
meter Sront alriidaeor6ngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
Nndtuitn lebt leiueu 6irges3ug fort.
2lQiirte leiOen s6lappe anf SSeltfrOut.

ietts erriirgeu muroen mag bemerft
weroeu Dob ole bet6eilieteu Erup.
pen iiber 1000 @efanaene uodbteu il.
mr etlpa 1900 @}am @erIuItc bat.
ten.
Dentide Gffen1ine an ser
Q d m III q n 0} n rhnrni.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-04-13
No Two Human Beings
With Same Disposition
b. Samuel G. Dixon. Commissiones Of Health
for Pennsyivania

show any differences Put SERVICE each machine will develop ind
dual characteristics often bg superior for its purpose This
unknown quantity experienced sagong vessels The trial trip
the only test Of their efficiency.
The medical finds two human beings with the dispo
ton, mental physical strength atd after the
model hut owing dmar forces the tissues each
individual has certain differences and have real oncrase
There broad rules nature relating to physical welfare
which ansgress without evil results Likewise there
tain things which the majority Of do without putting unusual
strain physique but here begins the question Of the adjustment
of the individual piece Of machinery We study physical lm
aons and find out just what scope have Because live
exclusive meat diet why the next fellow Men
and often their health by trying do things simply because
other, do them Each should get his
The question of age into consideration 1t well bear
mind that exeron which does not strain period life
may be dangerous in later years.
These principles ap matters of diet There are foodsu
wholesome enough the individual which have dees
effect the few
We must individual characteristics and avoid those
things that do not agree with
All of these things should be observed and taken into consideration
They the results of weaknesses pecares living machinery
and to reach and maintain efficiency they be recognized and respected