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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

5u crmadtisc sSa5 trage einen lcbten
@ricf in Der Goid)e CT gcie6t in beu-
ielbrn 0ub CT gcboit Tat, id) pirOe ltie
na9r nor) Gngon0 foirnrn gSicwobl CT
oeilie Sicbc rnD glgtuJ tirJt uesoirllte, be.
tro@ictc er OaNipd cen llilBonD nit Dir
ais Sen DG4tc (5enu6 icircS @cbritS Du
cr pilbtc oil -iir0cit nod 0uli Groiflnnqen
ocS 6clltiGau Cages, icNc @cgegmtng init
ibu rcrnc0cN poaen fam cr ocnt 0urtj
iciNc ireimilligc glbrciia 5npor 1ud Bit
let CT 0ic1, 0A m6d)tcit ben o@orbcerDof"
nla 0eiH SONS GgfraIlicp tiS DN Is ail mci-
rcr 5an0 iiir iurmer Oerlaiicit Donn crit
lui!L cr 5urliGfcDren iulo ii FILTER &erbpr'
aenbsit cilI Ecbcit heiCtIicBcu 0oS ron e..
0riidcu0er @'clpiieliSpe;ii 6eidiict blelt. bis
ser 500 inn ala Gcireicr uobt
Gs be0irfte no1 ntonccr lle1mgconllJ
bon icitci Gmcns, beocr Sloreiicc ii1 eiit-
ldloB. NIT i1nt bcn g8ca nod @iretS poltia
cilt5lIidlogen Cine @Sprjc ipGtrr pcrlieB
iic &oofHel0, un0 oic meuiacu Wtcnfen.
tucldlc bort nit ibr perFcbrt battcll, td0el-
ten oic oficllbare lluoarfborret, nit Scr
SloreNce 0cs Srcuu0cs gHobltotcn Ipbntc
gIuFcr beN bci0cn &erlobtcn Toftor vi.
ret ino ,Srol Soirior6 mlf WRoIofoi, mui]tc
nicnnn0 Inn Oo5 @cbeifwS, meld1cs nncb
pic por DcS Gdidial oon 6lorcucen8 @l-
fern iungab
SSarforO na5n ieste 2nif6o6n peocr
an, iuclc5er er por feds Sobrcn il npicr.
rnlti9cr Go6ncsIirbc cntioqt baitc 5cit
nc6r ais cincn Sobr5cbut lit Glorencc iein
0lilGlidlcs g8eib uiO aitmGblidl ihminoan
bic Gd)ottcr orr Groiiqr bon ibrer Geele;
0od mtten i'm Gpnncnglan5e Ocs neuell &C.
tcnS iieiNt Ioftor girn.S @altc, 8upcilen
Dor i0t oiii @erna0 iic 6 oudl niclt linn
iein Gelbrcdlet 5u pcr5eibelk 10 fiIIen bod
Grdnenibre gllgen lnio ibr &cr5 pQIlt BON
Witlcio ii6er lpena iic oes Oerloicncn Gin
iieolers IN 9iQQflelo we9lwtspQg ceQeuEt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

rei6cr GaruiDol in Ser lcBteu g9ode
obge6alteu muroe, mer0en inn fon.
menoen Sabre neri1icoene nele of-
ientlic6e @e6du0e crri6tet perOcu
Ger &arnipol bat cine onie6nli6c
Slmme @elOes ge6rabt, ioOdB 5um
@au cines neuen Spribch6auieS in
Der auerndbItcn 3cit gei@ritten mer-
cen fam. SMou $4,000 Wurocu
fir Gin neueS S1ulbous ousecluor.
fen mo Scr Gontraft 5l Oieiem @e-
bGu0c miro niil pergeben tper0en,
Ter 9a6n6of milr0e perbeiiert, Die
GtroBen NIT elcftrii1em 2icbte be-
leu9tet ino Sic ncue @aHerleitung
aelcgt. 2troBcu ipltr0en altf cine
&6n9c BON 3 M}eilen asp6oltirt uno
ionitdrc Mobnn6mcn pcrOcu getrof-
fem lpcr0cn, i'm Oic Sto0t ollf Die So0-
9c ciucs geiuno9eitlibcn 3uitanOes
5t bringcn. s. Glagton Spitler lit
Scr &rGiioent oeS |eri16ncrungs.
pcreins. Jolgenoe Serreu boben iid
I'M Oos 3uitanOefommen oes Gnrni-
balls ie6r Der0ient gemabti Or Tbo-
mas $. 8rapi6aip, Soparo Sc so.
bcrts5 Sobn $. W}u6lp, s. 81. Santut,
&i1ion Is. 2e6mfu6l lino g[nOere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
q,ctcr 6c5a6ltc bic strafc fir geiOe.

9Scter SalOinsfp imo ieine angc-
benoc 9raltt, WlarD E6omos, bon 9lr.
26 Sii0.@rccne- StroBe, pur0en ae'
itcrn bonn &oli5eiridtcr 0opfins in
Der wcItIicben Eoli5ciitation megen
8rieoeusitormg 81 je $6.45 @el0-
itrdie perllrtbeilt. Wlarp er5G6lte
Dem 9li6ter, oaB i6r 2iebitcr tie auf
ben 9oocn geporfen inO i6r ans ei-
mem @ontoifel 5000 meggenomnlen
babe. @eter mo6tc oogegen gcItcno,
DAB iie i'm NIT einem 8iiaeleiien an
gegriffcH bdtte. @etcr 6e5abIte Oie
Strafe luo elite nab Sauie Inn naH
fir5er 3eit 8uriid5ufebren Inn ouh
bic Strafe fin @larp 81 5a6len Sci,
Sc DerlicBen oas @eriht 9(rm in
g[rIn. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

i'll nid)t fnr icif oeH leBtcn ,Sabr picl
popd1rcr ion0ern ouh beOcutcno
beriM0uert por0eu, inO 0as Gonite
bat folqenoe gefanntmaAnng erlal-
fem. yGs wir0 9tihts unberiubt ge-
laiien, Inn inn Gonnitotter &arf oea
gluient6att reht mgeue6m 3i mo-.
den, inOem &inoer- lnO GoLfsbelitlti-
gitngem 9SDramioeuboiB Iau8 imo
nn0erc 9lttraftionen auf 0em Ero-
oranne lte6eu. glud lpcr0cn meb.
rere @eioHgpereine beribicOene i6rer
I46niten Gb0re 5u @eb0r 6ringcn.
5tciumalo's Nhni5ipnl.GapcIle miro
oie CONCERT uu0 Eau5nllIiit licferu
Ias 0eutiHe Gorf un0 Sunocrte bon
fleinen &in0ern, ipeld]e nit i6rcn BEL
miihen Goitimen bcflci0et iino, pers
Sen bel oieieu 5eite 81 ic6cn Icin.
Ger Grntefeii5ua init 0aralIITolgcns
scr 8ouernboh5eit i'm 9aucrnoori
III loren beimiidcn Eradten lnoSit-
ten, pir0 oas aroBartigite SAalipiel
ocs 6eItes merOen. Ger &arf ielbit,
nit Icineu biclen 8uoen 6riliauter
@cleudtlug ieinen Sa6rmarftsle6eu
;uiro oen 9eiud unpergeBlid ma-
den. Gle 5rtdt 5dule miro wie
geuoGnliA oem @u6lifiim 8lr S9au
geiieat.~
gSan0c1biI6er in 5orO' s.
syn D5oro's E6cotcr~ muroen ac.
Itcrn belc6rcuOe gil0er auf ser 2ein.
wano porgefsi6rt. nSowc's GropeI
SeItipol" .6ciBt eincs scr @il0er oas
am @}outog, oeil 21. 9(u9uit gum cr-
item N1alc ge5eigt miro. Gin gan5
neues 9Srogromn ipur0c altfgeitcllt,
mcldcs Gcenen aus Dem Gbierlcben,
mic Bic GrDitaliiirtng bon Wletallel
lno cine genaue @ieoerga6c Der gtu-
neutrality-suspicious. in allen ibren
G6eilcn ipie0ergie6t.
g1cues Brogramm in
@ @mDnn Gaf.
Gas 8rogramm 0es @mDrn Dat
&orf I6eaters ent6ielt oeitern orci
ncuc &aioepille.9lfte. 9(uf Dem Sec
miro Seucrperf a6acbrannt, imo
mcr Den @aiieriport Iiebt, fouiut H.
der aiif feline Soften oa genug 9fu-
ocrboote sur @erfiigung Iteben. Qlud
lit Selegen6eit gcbotcn, III einenlDto-
torboot ouf Dem Gee 5u frcu5en. 9u-
70 iper iir9 einen Ucrgniigten gta6mit'
tag ooer g(6eno lciiten iuill, ioll nidt
peri1umen, nod Dem @jtpDnH Dat
@arf 6inaus 81 pilgcrn.
9ftDer &iem.
Sn oicien beiBen Sagcu 1T Der
gluicnt9alt i'm 6reien am ongeneBm-
itelI ipenn 0as fiiblcn0e %ldtidern
ocs gSoIIcrs All oas DIR iAldgt-
@iele gtnnebntlihfeit miro ben g5iir-
gcrn 9ultinore's ulir oird ben @c-
md 6cs uRiberpicm. %arfs" ocboten-
@obei Bat &r. so. s. {5isiimmons
oofiir gciorgt, Oab Gin foitenfreieA
CONCERT itets 8u boren iit- g(uBer-
Dem giebt es BORT 70 5ablreic6e glb-
ipebSlungeu, 6aB bic 8eit mie I'M
Blugc ucrgebt. ltn6 oen SdhiB Bill
bet onun cine ih6ne longe 5abrt oui
Der StraBcn6nhit fir nur eincu gtidcI
naA Der Gtoot 3uriid. gluf feineu
onoeren @lube III Scr llmgegcn0 Der
Sta0t pir6 70 bicl fir 10 peuig @elo
gc6oten.
@ap Sborc@arf
Nlorger 0littuod, finoet III 9at
56orc gurf Gin groBes SScit itatt, 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

n'l6c 5ollics" im vGapcip-4 u@ot.
i0's 5iuii6~ im vSippoorome
Gaunitatier 8olfsfeit uaditc
g9ode @auoel6iIOer iiiu5oro's~
GtpDun Gof, gliber @ieiD ino
gag 5bore boben ueue 2Ittraftio-
nen. gsos bic ocutiden @ereiuc
oicic gsodc i6reu @1itslieoern
bicten
sm n@nUetp-E 6eater~ ging geItcrn
oie ii6eraus foniihe @urlesqueuEbe
5ollies iibcr sic gA6uc. 8as an tol.
TEN Ginidllcn auf Dem @ebiet gele-
itct uiro, nuB man ielbit iebeib lint
iitb aud MIR bic fleinite &oritellung
oopon 3u MAIDEN. @lau nuB loden,
laden, laden Sin neuer ill
oiihcr aomifer, ipeldcr iid in
&anouu0rebcn III ciHen sStaliener
penpauoeit 6nt sic Sadcr alii ieiner
@cite. 9lbcr aud ali crnitcn itn0
pirfIib Observation-Disclosures ie6lt
AZ nidt. Die Wloori Itpius fitbrten
eincn u6ula @ula Ian5 aiIf, itn0
nielc biibihe iunge Ganen III
prnbtboaen @oitiimcn 6ilOen oeu
G6orus. Inter oen Soipt Iaritel-
lern beiin0cn iiA olefolgen0en5doll.
ipielcr @irginia g9ilion gloab san.
ina, Dorothy 56erlod, G6as. Cane,
Sooac Solmes, SarrD Ban G9os, s.
g8btc, 9aule9 uno E6ompioH il. u.
nSipfo0romc.@
Gas v0ippo0rome=E6eater4 6atte
iiir gcitcrn gl6eno micocr Gin iebr an
8ie6cnoeS Erogramm atfgeitellt. lin
oic glifrcguua nio 9lltags.5orgen
5il pergciien iolltc mmt nibt Dcrfeb.
lcp, oicics bclie6tc Gbeater 5il bcill-
hcn gln oer Spibe 0cs 8rogram.
mes ite6t Sic por8iigIibe 5halipic-
Icrm Seiiic Wlae Sal init i6rer Gom-
pagnic. peld5c iid IN Dem ii6craus
fonliihcn Sdjpanf oBatips 5inii6"
proon3ircn. Gieicr Shipmif alett
lit oos Gintrittsgelo Ucrtb uno iieat
All Sic &adnulsfcln Scr 8uihouer
orobe Qlnipricbe. Sn einenl nelien
9lft v65is Cream Girl" trcteu Com
inns Stacia Ntoore, ebte SrIdnoer,
alf sSn 0ielcm Pitt wehiel 6rl 5ta-
cia icdsmal tire pradtpoaen aoitii-
INC. pelrbc Dem 9icoe u9iD Cream
@irI" onGepoBt fins. 2eona @urneD
trd9t init i6rcr idoHeu StimHe alte
uH0 ueue 2ie0er Dor. Warguerita
Gamnerer mo Soiulono iin0 ouf
Dem @ebiete Der yg3ilo @eit~ -Idn5e
pohlbefannt, IieielbeH trcten lit 8iUet
prdmtIqen Ginaftern: oEAe @ar
@oos~ uno uEbc Girl Repieiu@ auf.
etpaS gan3 0leues fiibrt Aoo-
nia init Icincin oreiiirtei Sun0, mel.
der iciuem Sunoe 9laes nadmoht,
nni as ici benterft, oaB im rSippo.
bronze cin Slim 1rama porgefii6rt
miro, iii Dem 27 ncuc Shauipieler
oon Baltimore, bic 8u 6iciem 8wede
geiponnen ipnrocn idb gum eriten
wlaIe aui Der Qeinpauo DoriteIen
nerocn Icr Slim ipir0 bonn 4.5ep.
tenber All gejeigt peroen
Gannitattcr &oIfSfeit
Ias i3, Ganuitatter @olfsieit fin.
set oicieS Sa6r III Scr Iebtcn aIugnit.
@odc iintt, lmo ioa id0Her weroeu,
oIs ie 5lDor Der GannItoiter Eart
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

WelcbeuI 0ic @el1oftsleitung alle
@or6ereitungen getroiien Bat Sir
llntcr6altungcn oller 9lrt 1T Sorgc
getragcn unO foumcn audi Die
alcinen auf lire 9leduing. @roBen
3uiprnMes erfrcuen icb bic erfri-
idenocn Gol5bGoer IN Ser @oi uno
pir6 oie Dor5ugli6e &iihe, pel1e bic
iA0niten NlarDldnoer Diners uno
5iiGgeridtc berporbringt, allgemein
geIobt. IS iino ieitens ser StraBen-
bo5n-@eiellidaft arrangements ge-
rongenents getroffen tuoroen, ollie
9erionen, sic @ap Store beiubert
iAnell gum un0 bonn Gorf 5u brip,
gen.
5ic9esfeit i'm ugorwdrts."
@lorgeu glbanO finOet i'm Eurubcr.
elm o&orpdrts, g}r. 734, @elt-2er-
ington-SroBe, cine oroBq 6oniilien-
feier, perbir0en nit elmer Gemon-
ltrotior s.i gl rem Scr Sicger 6ei Dem
lrAaa 5gHrss, lurnfeit itatt. Die
SQitaSies1e i'ls oeren Goneu iinO
oa6cr ezfiIAt 70 goll3ablig mie u6g-
lid 3n & sseiaer.
&c. euAgunGeu . es0a rion"
&c, @IsIaneherain yQlrion" bdlt ant
@iittr lf5. Nen t6. 9ls.9uit imo9lrion-
&arf~ gs crrp pes Nicnic imo Som-
mernod4sreit o6. Sab oieies 6eit ein
GROCER Grfolg iein miro, fam man
oem @erein MIR miiniden. Sir cute
DluIif, llnterboltungeu un0 geluiti-
gunqcn oller 9lrt miro bcltenS ge-
Iorgt per0en on Die Arrangements
fit 0ieics Set IN bepdbrteu Sduoeu
liegen. Sin 0ltes Gr9elter miro in
ocr ofiencu SaIle 8am Eau5 aufipie-
len. SIN &arf werOen geic6mndDolle
Ieforotionen angebrod]t pcrOen.
&aItor 5terger's Set
Sic Golfsfeite ba6en iiM jeBt 10
cinge6iirgcrt, ooB ollc &ergniiglul-
aelL sic III Gereins- im0 airbcnfrei-
icn o6ge6altn per0ert ihoufipea
@olfsfeitc genonnt meroen. Iieien
3uq Der 8eit 9le1nlmg trogenO, bat
Iib 8aItor Gterger bon Der Grei.
cinigfeitsfirhe enti9loiien. gum 9e.
item ieiner @eneinoe ant GonneritaQ
int nGonnitottcr @arf" elm uGeut-
ideS Golfsfeit~ o65ubalten. 0os So.
mite un0 Aoiior Sterger pareu iebt
riibrig unO ba6en Elm 4rogranim
5uionmcngeitcllt, 0as allie 96cilne9-
mer bcfrieoigcu miro. 8nitor Ster-
ger mill in ieiier 9feoc bei Dem Seitl
cines ieiner 6eiten @eoihte ielbii
oortrageu.
81 eunion Ser uG GoIi'~ s.
&fttr
Die 0@olltn s..o4sliGlg1 E4aG, ial
jd6rliBc 9lelnicn tieieB aSdI ia nrr
6errlic6 gelegener sie'rA2ar dn DGg.
neritog o6- Die uSscFec1t W'arHfcgf-
@abn4 Dat uis bigg'o, ", anlaB sb
8a6rraten crthdBlat un0 foitet tx
9fimofobrt 81. Sic 8iiac berloiru
sen Sillen-9obnbof an 0ieiem Gogl
I'M s ll6r 55 0iorgens un0 Oeir
ltuion-9abubof i'm 8 ltbr W3orgens
nltufeI @rGfig @ereen."
Ger oltnfel 9rdiig-@ereen" mirr
ieiH 5weites oiSid6riaes @icnic an
1onntag, SEN 20. 9tu9tit I'M Gam
itatter 4orf" a66oIteu. @ntc Dlulif
gites Giien un0 Trinfen in0 pot
alien Ginaen @ciclliafcit, @eniitb.
lidfcit nnO 1Sr06lihfeit, Oos 1T bas
W}otto ocs 6clie6tcn &crcins. 9lllC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
SrnuO utf eiicm Sdlcppbumpfer.

Der am 61Bc bon 5iio-&enwoo0.
9(pcmie licgcnoe SGleppOampfer
u2ouiie" puroe ourdb 6euer leidt BE-
i6doigt. Ger @ddter s. S. anoerr
6elnerfte sic 6lammen imo teIep6o-
nirte fir Oos 6euerl6i6boot uGata-
ract~ Die Wlanni@aft oes uGata.
ract" Ioidtc 0cn @rano nit 2eibtig.
felt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
iSie[ in GAmmadlt.

g(ls eii meltlib fabren0cr @aggon
Ser Sairnolnlt-9lpeniie-9iitic an 0er
2erington- im0 @oensStroBc ent-
9leiIte, cr6ieltcn oie 5a6lreiben 6abr.
6dite eine 5icnlide @ribiitterung.
SenrD Snbocr BON g3r. 1870 Sit-Gle.
ment-StraBe, murOe Oitr1 Oie Gr-
i9iitteriing o6gclporiea imO 5og iid
2uetidungen am linfcn 8cine 5i.
Srdulein Soo 6rccman bon 9tr. 1902
9ioro-goen-Sttabe, erlitt einen Obn.
mqbtsaufall, olS lie oie @ei9i6te
ia6.
NMs Dem SnNcrn Mnrglano'S nno
ben aitgrcn5crOcn Gtcatcu.
Iaubitumnlen GonDen.
tton.
gie id6rlidc 3uianlmenfitnit Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
cSra6t5ng an ocrStOdbplm Strake
cntaleilt.

Cl&UtClIl+
Der 6rabt5ug 9lr. 1f20 Scr n8al-
timore Gbio-giicnbp6n" ent9leiite gc-
ltcrn @lorgcu an Der Gde bon Stod-
bolm- lnO 9lulIel-s Der 2oto-
motipfii6rer 9lugltit 8. 9l6riib bon
@r. 16, Git-6ort.9loenue, unO ser
@remier @oroon 81. GareD, bon 9ir.
1905 2igbtsStruBe, befanoen iic6 oif
Der 2ofomotibe ais 0as llngliid poi
iirte. Gie 2ofonlotiOe fiGl um mo
9(brii@ uuo Carer mlrocn i6mer
berleBt ioooB iie noA Dem llnioerii-
tdts-Soipital ge6ra6t merOen niiB-
ten Ger Sei3er mar 5ltiGQig niht
aiif ieinem Soften uno bot eS oieiem
3lifdll 3n beroanfcn, OoB er nibt Dcr'
lett mur0e. Ger BUG beltan0 ans
4g .ysa- ,.aasfos3. SSl Der Dlitte
BGsaa6aH fIs9 ieere @nggous. 2eB-
gese pir0cn 0aEEfianoig 8ertriilrnlert.
&'&lisMmfni&aite.t eilten nod DER
sEc res liaeGlc'S I'M bic Griinner
1'fss'trs'vrcr Tls llngIiid trug iid
fur8 nod @litternaA sit.
Gie Grdt6c ser q(maopolis Sbort
Cine mlr0en nicoer0criiien iinO bic
@eleiie Der @a6n, mel6c an oieier
gteQe oo8 Sa6nbett ser Baltimore
Gbio-giienba6n frul5en auigcriiien.
Ger Gerfc6r mar bon Der 3eit oes
llnaAids bis g3admittags, ais Die
berlul9liidte 9ofomotipe aus 0cu
g2cge gcrdirnt ippr0c, gcit0rt.
Wlcn6nrnic ueridJOncrt fif.
sSn Blcn6urltic, no Gin ie6r crfolgs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

W2arDlonO Eoubltunmen-9lHo
iono geitcrn i'm GitD @orf, SogerS-
tolun, i6r Gnoe. Gs muroe bei6loi-
icL ooB sic ndAitid6riae Gerianim-
lung ain 5lpeiten Souiitog I'M 9lu-
quit abgebolten miro 9ie folgenoet
@eornten muroen ernonnt: Sarrp
Grccger, @rGiiOent; 9Drou 3immer-
lnoni1, Scfretdr; $. g. 9eniolL
S9obneiiter. Gic W}ar0lanO Eol6.
ftltmnensSHule in 8reOerid mur0e
6ilr9 Nrofeiior 6. g. Sale pcrtreten.
9(uto llnfoll.
S5r. Nlud 9eder bon 9@eipell Gay
liegt i'm @eitern-SoipitaG 81 Gim-
berlono nit einigen gc6rodenen 9iit-
pen ino oerlcBteua Qungc onrnieOer.
Gcdcr fiibr nit iet6s anoereu M6n-
nern bon Sobette.Gountg, @o., oitf
Ser IStoots-StroBe na6 @roHtsOile,
ais ser &roftpogen init oller @n6t
sic Mouer elmer 9riide, ia6e Ston-
tons-@}iibIe, trof, lmo iid 5ipcimol
iiberiHlig. 9lne @aiiagiere ipurbel
nod alien 9Ribhnoen gelporfen inO
me6r ODER meri9er perlest. sic be.
fdnOen iid6 auf ser 6ubrt ndA Gum-
bcrlonh Gos 9lutonIo6il lit iclblt
Gin tptales ggrod.
% btbios &itter. 9feuniOns
Gie u@alcp 2o0oc go. 10 Scr 9Sp-
tbioS-9iitter" BON Sogerstomn baben
Sic SS. Goniel s. @omcr 9iicbaro
Guifcp, 3. 9luolc gSiliinacr $orrp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
5cirat9S-2 2iren5cu.


CHARLES S. 9ll6crs, 28, un0 @2oro
Sorfep, %.
Saul 3. gono, 81, uno 9lnnie &c.
S1ci6, IS, 2ofelono, Baltimore
Gonntp, NlO.
Gouo $. 9ritten, 26, umo Morion
Sale, 90; @eioe BON @ai6ingtOn
9. s.
G6arles g. 0oDis, "a, lnO Siloe-
gorDe S. @robe, 90.
Gorl $. Nicrcn6loon, 50, (g8itt-
mcr) un0 Saro6 Eoborman (gSitt-
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-11
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ALL KEYED UP OVER
T0DAY'S CONTESTS
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IRON THIS AFTERNOON.
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-16
COOLING COLLEGE CAMPAIGN.

At a recent meeting of Gooding
College Trustees, some very import
ant matters were inaugurated. The
campaign is en- in good earnest,
and the District Superintendents and
preachers have as their purpose
for Gooding College the all important
and supreme item in church work
for the next four or five weeks, or
until success crowns this enterprise.
The time limit was set forward
from April IL, to April 10, as DR..
Hancher, Assistant Secretary of the
Board of Education of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, wired that he
could give two days extra service to
assist in closing up the campaign.
The trustees congratulated them
selves and Gooding's friends on some
expert work done by Dr. H. e. Todd
of the College Of Puget Sound, who
gave ten days valued service They
have, for thirty days, the assistance
Of DR.. VIM. NJ Dudley, Vice-Presi-
dent of Simpson College, Indiano'a,
Iowa, who is an expert in such CAM
paigns, having closed campaign for
his own college, December 81, 1915,
for 100000, with a good margin. DR..
Dudley will preach on Sundays at
important points, and canvass dur
ing the week and advise and assist
in every possible way in various
parts of the field.
1t is planned to have other noted
expert workers, and If possible. q
bishop or bishops, who will give ad-
dresses, and give such other help
as their time and strength will per-
NIT, so that everything is to be done
to win big victory for the new
College.
The spirit of the meeting was
heroic and optimistic, and all with a
vision can see the buildings rising
in their places on the College cam
pus, and great crowd of students
gathered in their halls, from all this
great "Intermountain Empire"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-16

or shall the public take chances with
the disease?
1 would like to have every one In
terested in this matter give me an
expression of their views and offer
any suggestions that would assist
in regulating this matter.
Very respectfully,
j. K. WHITE, Inspector.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-16
WHAT is THE ANsWER7

To The Idaho Press:
This department has received sew
eral copies of the paper running
the following news item:
Died Yesterday-Charlie Young
a waiter in one of the local res
taurants, died yesterday at his
home on South Second street
after lingering Illness. Tubercu-
losis was the cause of death. The
tody was removed to the under
taking parlors of Schumacher &
Hall where the funeral will take
place Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock with burial at Mountain
view cemetery. Deceased was Al
years DID,"
This is a very important question
and one in which the general pub
lie should take interest.
Is it right to deprive a man Of
the means of earning livelihood be-
cause no is i'll?
1t would seem decidedly wrong.
However, assuming that the Pa
tient suffers from tuberculosis and
earns livelihood in a food products
store-is it then right?
In nearly every city and town,
numbers of persons, afflicted with
this disease, conduct grocery stores,
bakeries, confectionery establishments
or ice cream parlors. They handle
human food. They touch it, breathe
upon it, and, in all probability, con-
taminate it. If they are extremely
careful, this contamination may not
be very dangerous. If they are in
the least careless, then the con-
is a grave menace to
health. Most tubercular persons
like most other persons-are very
careless.
Citizens purchase from the tuber-
cular grocer or baker or confectioner.
I tt udPo they uOI hhOn VI sAS ca
istence OF the disease, or do not ap-
preciate the danger. Children pur-
chase candies and other sweets and
are entirely innocent of possible re-
suits.
Is it, therefore, right to deprive
men and women, who are tubercular,
Of these means of livelihood?
When a health department forces
a tubercular person out Of business,
t makes him pauper. This is true
N seyenty-five per cent of all cases.
If he is baker, then probably bak-
ng is the only business he knows.
Also, he is i'll and cannot engage in
new pursuits even though he might
lind them. II he is married and a
family is dependent upon him, then
not merely the patient, but the en-
ire family is pauperized.
So the question is-shall the pub
lie health be guarded at this cost;