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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-29

the remainder will be sold at
public auction on the far ground
together with other stock, We
also had the pleasure Of looking
over the City Limit Stock and
Dairy Farm and see the fine head
of stock Mr. Gaynor has on it
Mr.. Gaynor is also installing a
milking machine which the fair
visitors must not fail to 60 and
see.
The Swedish Lutheran Ladies
Aid will meet with Mrs. John
Skoog. Friday afternoon, Sept
29th. Everyone welcome.
A DELICIOUS banquet will be
served by the losing side in the
Degree Of Honor contest next
Tuesday evening, Oct. 3. All
members are requested to be
present.
Mr.. A. j. Hits brought into
the office two fine ears of Yellow
Dent corn and he states that he
has a large field and
nearly every a is Just as good
as the one he left for a sample.
A farewell reception was given
Wesley Thirsk at the home Of
Mr. l.. " Thirsk by a number
Of his friends, on Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Thirsk leaves on
MOndayto assume charge Of The
new cash store at Aberdeen.
Light refreshments we're served
after which they all departed
wishing Wesley success in his
new venture.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-29
New Books ut Library

The books of this list which
have been purchased for the
Library, have been selected from
the special list Of books recon
mended by the American Ii,
brary Association New York Ii
brary, Wisconsin State Library
Commission and we hope the
patrons will greatly enjoy them.
The adult fiction will be leased
for Z days and some Of the very
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-29
all reports and bills Of the society

all reports and bills Of the society
were read and approved showing
a splendid work has been done
by this SO iety the past year.
$3.50 has been sent to the foreign
field and this society has also
done a good deal towards home
Missions and church extention
work here at home the regular
prOgrame tot the afternoon was
omitted as there was a great
deal Of business to be done ana
also the election of officers for
the assuring year and the follow
ing were elected.
President Mrs. +. + Morrison.
Vice Pres. Mrs. James Il.
LOckeart.
Cor. Sec'y-Mrs. John Pay.
Rec. Sec'y-Mrs. A Partridge.
Treas.-Mrs.J j. A. Fuller.
Organist Mrs. Frank Port.
There were II members and /
visitor present at the conclusion
of the business session the
hostess served a very dainty
luncheon. Our next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Fox
Oct. 6.
Pannrfo.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-29
Missionary Society Notes

The Woman Foreign Mission.
airy society Of the Methodist
church met at the home of the
President Mrs Morrison Oct 10.
the Devotional service was led
by Mrs. Albert Partridge. Song
the Jubilee hymn, Mrs. Kyrk
Morrison and Lockhart led in
prayer. Roll call was respond
ed to by. Why | give to Foreign
Missions; this being the last
meeting Of the conference year
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latest publications will be placed
in the renting collection and a
charge of five cents made on
each volumn when they are
leased.
Little God Ebisn, Once to every
Man, Roast Beef Medium.
knight on wheels, Hidden
Springs, Overland Red, Come out
Of the Kitchen, Gloey Of Clemen-
tine, Where the Path Breaks,
Shepherdofthe North, Amiarilby
Of Clothes pin Alley, rillie a
Menoni to Mad, Just David, The
Virginians.
Rose the Paradise. Gold, Con-
quest, Came Clark.
JUVENILE
King Arthur and His Noble
knights, Switzerland, Great
stone face, Children's own Long
fellow, Snow baby, -Four feet,
two feet, and no feet.
Fiction
LOnesomest doll. Brownie Prim-
er, Adventures Of Billy TOpsail,
A Splendid Quest, Irish Twins,
Little Shepherd Of Provence,
Queens Company, Kuchleberry
TWINS, Pleasant Day Diversions.
Twenty Years at Hall House,
Beauty for Ashes, Gift Of in.
fluence, Poems, Vagaband
Journey Around the World,
Coutagion of Character, Sales
manship and Business, Miracle
of Right Thought, Book of Pre-
ference in literture, Our national
Parks, Red Cross Text Book on
Home Nursing and Hygiene.
Poems, Musicians OF To-day
Art OF Story.
Fiction
Emma These Twain, Heart OF
Thunder Mountain, Window IN
the Fence, Bent Twig. Roman
Singer.
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Mr.. p. J. Burke, who had
visited with his brother Mr..
Chas. Burke, Of the ST. Hubert
the past three weeks left for his
home at Rock Island, H.. Wed.
nesday.
Mr. II. A. Martens and family
autoed to WatertoWn Sunday
and on their return we're ac-
companied by Mrs. Mary HUI
wick who will visit with relatives
and friends here for a time.
Mrs. Sourbeck who had been
making her home with her
daughter Mrs. Harvey Smith
died on Tuesday evening of
pneumonia, and the remains
were shipped to Lanark. Illinois,
her former home for burial
Thursday.
Mr.. w. II. Gaynor arrived
the first Of the from week
Wisconsin W tn II head Of
cattle IA of which are resistered
and 3 Of the graded stock. They
are the very best car load Of
cattle ever shipped to Milbank
and will be sod at private sale
until next week Saturday when
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-29
Notice to Public

Bagley Elevator c., of Twin Brooks, charge the
foil wing storage for grain stored therein:
let. Storage for fret Is days, Including all
thtrges for receiving. handling. ineuring, and
delivering. } cents per bneh.l. If gram lie pur-
chased fret IS dass storage Ill.
Ind. Storage after ffei ID days ope-half cent
per hnenel for each Is days or part g. eieof for
the fret three months.
Bird Storage after fret three months one half
cent per hushel for .hch 81 daNs or part thereof.
4th. If delivery lie lena ded, II Will be made
At he elevator If possible. II conditions arise
that prevent such delivery. We Teserve the right
10 make delivery at a terminal III iket Where We
snip gram. said terminal market 10 he deaig
nate b. the holder hereof Hp0n the payment
OF proper storage charges and TIE reHnthr
ttetaht ahsins- between this station and me
terminal mniket selected lpol the z o-s amount
Called for hs TIL receipt
BAaLEY ~ELtNA10Rtn
irwin BROOKS :. ~,
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Wednesday Club

The Wednesday Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Ed. Schliesman on
Wednesday,, sept. Goth. Election Of
new officers and other important bust.
ness took place, A delicious lunch
was served by the hostess and all
present enjoyed "a very pleasant after
noon. Miss Ellen Johnson was a
guest of the club. The next meeting
will he held at the home of Mrs.
Spencer Baird on Oct. 4th.
Reporter
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-29
Local and Personal Paragraphs
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell Sun
dayed at WatertoWn this week.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell Sun
dayed at Watertown this week.
Mrs. Ed Phelan and baby came
up from Monteyideo the first OF
the week for a visit with re
latives.
Mrs. E L. Farnham came
down from Waubay for a visit
with relatives.
Mrs. C.. D. Fairchild is max
ing a visit to friends and relatives
in Appleton this week.
Rev F. f Morrison went to
Watertown Tuesday to attend
the Quarterly Conference.
Mrs Fred Vogt and daughter
Miss Irene went to OrtOnyille
for a few days visit Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Jones took his
little daughter to Minneapolis
the first Of the week for medical
treatment
Ii. A. Schiefelbein went to
Aberdeen and Frederick the
first of the week to adjust some
losses for the Evangelical In
surance Co.
Mr.. }. II Brannon and Gladys
Brannon went to Webster Tues
day fer a visit with Mrs. Brannon
and Roy who are at the hosdital.
Theyreport that they are on the
gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hendry were
visitors at the Will Martins, ir.
home the first of the week while
on their way home to Waubay
from an 800 mile trip through
Iowa by auto.
States Attorney Jorgenson and
Deputy Sheriff MCGEE of Sisseton
came down with one Joseph Miller
who had been doing a little boot
logging at Rosholt and brought
him before Judge Bouck who gave
him the usual dose, 500 fine and
80 days in jail.
Wesley Thlrsk was at Aber-
deem the first Of the week com
pleting the arrangement of TAX
ing over the grocery business
the Thirsk Brothers lately pur-
chased. Mr. Thirsk expects to
take possession October lst.
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Harrington
who had made a visit to relatives
in Waterloo, Iowa. stopped off
here Friday for a few days visit
with the Llggett families, while
on their way home to Pine Bluffs,
Wyoming. Mrs. Farrinsto and
Mrs. 5ohn iiggett are cousins.
Mr.. a. T. C%hristianson was in
the city last week and made ar
engagements to take moving pict-
ures Of the city and fair visitors.
ANSI yollC lo 1CIuIoCCu W OI VII
the fair grounds the last days Of
the fair. The pictures will be
shown at the Bentley Grand
soon after the fair. Look for
the advertisement later when
you al see yourself in the
movies.
Miss Elizabeth Spencer, the
popular mezze-soprano, will be
heard at the Bentley Grand next
Monday. The affair will be a
private hearing to which some of
the music lovers of Milbank have
received special cards Of intro
duction. Miss Spencer received
her musical education in Europe.
When she returned to this cOun-
try her remarkable voice and
through training Immediately
att acted attraction and her pro
fessional career has been one Of
great activity and success. 1t
is understood that a limited
number of introduction cards
are still available and can be had
by applying to Mosiman Bros.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-29

There is no charge being made
for the admission cards for the
Elizebeth Spencer recital at the
Bentley Grand Monday evening. Be
sure and get yours.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

5. 3. LOckhart,
Law, Land,
Insurance, Surety Bonds
Phone No. 253 Office over
First National Bank,
Milbank, So. Oak
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
Scr GrOfciub.

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gegen ben Rbein itebt" bod Derfing
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ntdt sinmaI no9 WleIacs MOrObrens
nereien in Der pfoIS. Grit in Der
Srun5pfennot Dor 100 SSdbren bertitste
Der tiefe Sob sseeu RopolsOn benz
@orts ben 8oben; 1914 nouute cine
S9rift bic TransOTsn reeT9pOrsns
ndtiirIibe Grbfeinoe DeutfbIonbs."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
AutTOrOern gum Gun5.

Mis man cbebem beim 4ufForOern
gum Gdu5 Ii9 bsiberTeitig gu psrbalten
bate, bariiber belebrt Elm .Gomplis
mentierbuh" aus Dem Sabre 1748 In
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len juueeu Burden, peI6e esrns
tonoeten, ltebet Der Dds am 8crge,
psnn iie Elm GruuenSimmsr dnrsben
uuo gum SonSs auffiibrsn IoItu.
60 fpruh iiiusit Elm hummer Jug
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an: Pun, Sungfer llltpiFer, min iie
utat Elm paar SOpiaia nit mir mas
hen2" Mtan brou9t ober ou1 teine
beppte SpotiOn Oespegen oblegen.
DeHn peil oieles biipfeuos @si6le6t
eber gum GouSen eeneiet lit, ulS man
ibnen oo5u pfstfet, 70 oarf man aud
oeItO penieer Worte bruuhen, Ielbiees
our 2uIt 5u bereben, Ionbern es tdnn
oas eon5e Compliment stipa in oicfer
turoen MnTrose beIteben: ,Sb1ns
Sungfer! Darf ib mir bic 6reibeit
nsbmen, sic um eineu tleinen Tana
onauIpredsu9 Sd fpsrbs fir IoI6e srs
Iansts Gbre mid Sbr berbunOsn sr.
tennen."
min IeIbtee tan5en, 10 tpirO ie oIss
bdIo antlpOrtsn: ~Wltin Serr! ih srs
tsnue feline S0FIi9teit nit I6uIbts
gem 0ant, bite ober, @eOulb NIT mir
su bubsn, psnn ids Isiner @eIdid.
Ii4teit nidt sIei9ma6sn perbe!"
MoIlte lie ober niht ton5en, 70 lit Der
ssmetrs WiOerIpruch bi.Ier; sd
oante Sbm bor bic onsebotcne gbre;
bite ober mid gu sntTduIoisen, bies
tpetlen Id oas EonSen nismals eeltrs
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es nt6t iemonO sinen San5 perIa1e,
bod bernad onosren tanasn pOIIte,
bsHn fOnit oiirfts iis ii9 nur @srbrub
srtpeden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
Du6(nmeS 1l1itteC.

Die Qlrpen0une 9lorIouren RdIiR
BET 3dbnidmsr3sn 1T. pie ss I1sint.
nur penisen berortie leibeuosn Wlens
fhen betanut. gameutIid 8obns
f9msr5. bon bObIen 3Gbuen btrriiH.
reno, III oamit roT1 psrtrieben, ipsnn
man eine 20Iung BON eiutm Veil bes
Sol5eS in 8lpanSis SeiIsn WaFer oIs
Wlunopaher beripenbet. Wlan nimmt
einen eroBen S9lud bdpon unb bebdIt
ts 70 ldnee i'm Wlunbe, Bis es beib
geporoen III, 70 Ionee fortfabreno, Bis
Der S8merS Deri9puuben 1T. 8ei
bobIem 3dbn i'm llniertiefer biIft
man ii9 aud in Der Meile, bob man
sin ROrn9sn 6es SoISes In ote SObs
lung bes trontsn 3abnes Ieat. 9e.
giant Der Sdmera ui6t su psineu,
FObdlo bus Wlittel in glupenbuna lam,
oonn bdnoeIt es iid metIt Inn cine Rno.
henbdutent5iinbune Der 3obnpurseIn,
unb mr bos Giusrsifen zines 0Irstes
fam ben bomit berbunoenen Sdmera
beieitisen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
@rnnSciacmtlnmS.Wlarft.


Wlebrerc Smisperfdifc ipurOcn in scr
StoOt Baltimore rmo llmae6una
obgeidIoiieu. 09altimore.Gbio.
gabn~ miro ein @artebaus ans
Stein an Scr @ap~Strabe uno
Dem giirtel-9inien-SumneI errid.
ten loiien 9autbGtigfeit miro
nidt gemelOct.
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srino5insfreie SoilS gfr. If, Chm.
iupoo &ooo, 9olonO @ort, eefauit
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8. g. Sodion & So. obaei6Ioiien lmO
Der 9eiietitel ourh oic .Gitle @ua.
rantee mO Srtit So" oils ri6tig be.
finoen.
Gier @runo3iuien perfoufte oie
Sirma @iIIiom s. @morp & Sobu
fir 6. Mladt an aumoen. Gle @runo.
5inieu beIaufen iih aui ie 500 mO
ruben olif Sduier an Der Oitieite Der
9entoIou.StroBe, iiiNlih Der @reitou.
StroBe, uno ecgeniiber oes Gaiter.
moooAPnrfes.
Gurh Sen nHeoltD Morft" faufte
GidarO 6reemon oos 5meiitodige Ge.
ronoo.Sous glr. 1926, g}oro.9ento.
lou-Strobe, bon Sobn 6. Eeters.
Sic 6irmo Gougbp, Searn & So.
ols Gertreter ser 6rau 9foie Stniuen
baben oos SnuS uno 5mei 9lder 2ouO
oerieI6en an ser @omonoion.9Ipeme
uno Nolling 9loaO eeleeen al Srou
$. 4. @ol0Sborougb uernuetbet
Gie n9oItimore-S6io.gobn1 miro
Oos bol5erne @artebous on Ger @ap-
StroBe lm0 Dem @iirtel,9iuieSun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
Die pOpier6napp6eit.

Dos .gaeue Siuttsortsr EogebIott'
fdreibt: CUR MtIberuus Der pupier.
tnappbeit tperoeu cine gieibe BON @or'
fdlGgeu semudt. Sin felt einunborei.
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i6reibt, bob sr bic glmtss unb Resie,
rungsbldtter BON 1880 fait nod
nie esbrauGt babe; man iDnnts bisfen
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rubig bon Den RutbGuIern berunterbo.
len uno sinitompfeu. = Sine anoer'
3uI9rift tpeiit duf bic @erf9peuouna
bon papier bin, Die in mon9en Sc.
fdGfteu. gum 8eifpiel getlsiounss9s'
I6dften, betm Ginpaden unb GinIdld,
gen aetrieben iperbe. - Sine Qeferir
rat, ole Diiten, in oenen 2ebensmittel
nod Saufe eebro9t iprben, Su fam.
msIn uno beim nG9Ren GintouF I'm
sIei9en @eIhGft ipieoer mitSubrineen;
benn burh stnmoligen @ebrdu1 iper,
ben Te teinesipess ousgeniibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

ncll obtroacn laiicn un0 Gin moNcr.
ncS StcingcbGlioc crrihtcu.
Sir Srau Dlarp g. Sieiaep bernie.
tbete ole 6irmo y. Iugou & 9lcp6ep
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&auI-Strabe, iiir cine Reibc BON
Sobren.
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9eoh.giod)IoB all 6. I 9teuel q
60, 9luftionatore, oos Oreiitodiqe 60
ger6ous gar. $40, 0oro.Soparo. Cir.
glah llmbou ioa oos SouS ais Nut.
tions.Sofal beutbt merOen.
Gon 6rou 6Iorence q. g3olte faaite
Clarence Soper ooS &uSf Giaea.
tbums om @eems Greet. g9eit.9Iuna.
polls, geleaen.
Ger @ontroft iiir oeu 9au elmer
groBen @etreiOe 0li6Ie lmo @leua
tor murOe BON ser ~ @ambriu Dla.
nufocturing 60. IN @aicott @itp ser
GonioIioateo engineering 50. iiber.
gebeu 0iod) 8ertigiteIlung Oes 9ienp
baueS miro Dies Die arobte Wiiible III
Oieiem Sbeile oeS 9ouoes lueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
0as SanS uull 1ampi.

Gie 6omilie Sobu MilIer. 94r.
174t, SoriorO 9lOenue, muBte in
Der 92odt gum Eouueritoa aus ID.
rem Saide ilieben, ga ooiielbe lid
pl6sIid nit 0ampi iiiate. @iller
bate Elm Seuer inter sen Tampf.
bei5feiiel ieines SaiiieS gemadt,
ober uereeiien aeniioeno @aIier IN
oenielbeu 5u Iaiien. Gle eeringe
@aiiermaiie er5euetc sroBen 1ompf
Der Dem Siderbeitspentil entipid u.
iflneIl oas SouS oniiiIlte. Die 3eilcr.
mebr wurOe berbeigerufen, inn Den
Iompi ob5uitelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
@aIter 9. @eitp9aI,
419-420-421 WlmuIcp gniISiue,
Ser. eanasr DOu Baltimore.
(georiinoet 1881

NONhbANNOA lOOCsJ
Sonptquartier: .@ermanic.Mdn-
nerhor-G GInbbaus," g1r. S52. NorO.
SomurO-Strabe.
9rdiiOent Senrp Sbomos, gsr.
S16, @eltSorotoeo.StraB
sobn ". Glein. Dirieeut, UT. POI,
observation-disclosures.
George &immelbcber, proiofclli-
rcnoer uno correipnnoireHoer Setse-
tGr, 9er. 4t9, 6orreit-Strobe.
Sermaun Wiidlid, Sdosmeiiter,
Str. 7t3. @nrner.StrdBe.
SSinana.GetretGr Gbos. Eeinborot,
Scott. uno Sombure-Strobe.
@m. y. &iIoeNrdnOt, 9ibIiotbetor.
gr. 2029, 6reOerid.Noenue.
Gbos. gleu glr. GAG. gor6. .SuIte-'.
gIbe., gorlieer oes 0auiit-GOmite'S.
rarion-@einngperein,"
rSormonie,~
s@ernonid-N6uter
nStobihm,
oEbolia-R6nnerhor."
YWo5art-NlGnretdOr,-
~@idenfran5,"
n@ermanio 0uartett-GMb,"
yWeIooie.
~Wetger-@ei @einnoperein,~
~@eiteuo.S .Sieoertrou5".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

Su Der SduIs ToIlte bic GrSisbuue
Fiir oas NiibIt4e uno Suite INNER se,
part fetn NIT Der GntpidIung bea
S8Onbeitsfnnes. bonn erif peroeu
lptrtIi4e wenf8eH berangebtI6et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
Il d o n herfeh en

Whitter (@itpe. al ibrer smonsie,
i6briaen Eodter); eli, i'd babe nbel
iest einen poiienoen Wtonu fir bid
eefunoen; boffentIid gefdnt er Dir.
Sodter: So. tbit mir Ieio. Yio-
ma. Oonu muBt Su ibu idou ieIbIt bei.
rotben; i'd babe mir nuf Dem @oae
eeItern Ielblt eineu gcunaeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

2euein Gin ciner @rioatIad~l
~llnb OaS lit 10 lpobr, nie i'd 6i1
itcb.. Der liebs Soft, Der aIles aes
iebsn bat, ION fnein 3ellge Tsinl~
Hidter: nylo, InKen Sit Rar ben
Iieben Soft aus BEN GpieI; Ter Tim
inert iih arInoidbIih nidt UNI Erb
UottLaaeiaden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

@eredte gntriiitune.
Stuoent: nGs 1T mirfIih 8eit, ooB
sic Die Ereppc eimnoI wicoer ouf.
iAeucrn IolIeu; ib babe mir beilte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

gaodt bci'm NoHbouietommen oie
&Gnoe Il. Dlonihetten aan8 ihrui'tie
gemaftl"
2 dlofmitteI. @Idubieer;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

J ToB sic bei Sbreu oielcn 5dulocn
nur 10 rnbig iblofen tonuen2~
Sduloncr; .Sebn 5iel Sic IoIIteu
eben audi ShnlOen mo1eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

@oriteher Gum 8un3liiten). mas.
bic Sints lit Sdlon ipieber dlle 2-Menn
bds 70 tDeiter eebt, tperoe itl ipSdtnts
Hid 5tDei interpunttionsIoie Gose
IeinFiibrenl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

nytln, pda tDill Denn Sbr S09n
lpelben?"
\ 80, bos lit Gin G,fap1rmer! 5cil
seybeaI mare Is eiuen geruf au 5aben,
Der es bbru erm0sIibt, feline Wiitmeus
idrn gu be9liiden. i5nen Sutes uTo
2tebes gu erpcifen. 3rpit Su ipenbeu,
&ilfe gu brinecn @r mocbte. tpp er
bintommt, bic Ser5en iubiIieren uno
ole Nugen Ieudlten muhen, IN triibe
wlieueu Elm Frobss 2G6cIn 5aubsrnl"
~Wiiien Sic ipds, lohsn sic ibu
BeI0brieftr1der tprbenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

Sunss 6ruu (siieriiittis) yNa
toit bo eit Iebr biibidss DienIundo~
dsn i'm Wiittbsbureau aiseeiudtl"
Mann glber SiCbtcn, iaeit Tu
oenn nibt ielbit INNER, .fdMuide
Dein Seim"l@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

r2Gnger loEs id mid mm ui9t
mebr hiHbuIten; sntpeoer Sie bcaubs
len mid iett, Orer ih sebe aufs &C.
rift.~
! mSd, elouben Sic bsnn, boB man
$ie bort be3ahn2@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

Dcppeltc @udfiibritnd
@ait nSoren Sic, SEER %irtb, ID
groB fam neiue Nehnlng bod nihs
iein; oo miiiien sic lid geirrt baben.
gSirtb; pSrrcn? llumoeIib i'd
rehne oaS olleS 0obpeltl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

.Gjeben Sis mir auf ben RaHirer
URiiler gut Cbadt. S>eut BAT er Icbon
pieber aefun9en: Dag Waubern hi
hes m,ulers QultlA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

Dte MenI9en mebr ala bas Sc,
ben Fiirdtsn, 1T bic truuriefs Martsr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13

ugsir bdtten oas SSuBballmutr5
iidDer geponnen, meRn ltnicr iSabver
Hiht Den aopf perlorer bGtte."
eSlhl @ar cs mirfAh 10 idIinm2
S$Sdl b5rte, es mare nur Elm Gbr aelDe.
ien.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
Nm &abitaI.M I.MnIegtr.

wtlme 81 ipnreH piinlhen unb erohe cher
llelnc 9nmtiten Wclb iW Bnar pber In m0nats
nmen Mb5ahlungcn 0Mleaen molten, no cs Fd
w etnlgeu Snbren ntebr lplc pcrboppelt. Ait
gjtertrcn 6ruhe gut aelegcue Wrnnb Ttilde tn
Ntlla Wpbu, Der neueu 8prftabt 2egcn ste
Sbr @rlb lett an, banit Sic bic atebrigen
Staten erbdlten. Ornnbltiidc 621< bel 250,
nnf 1875 bet $50, far ueHigcr nls Gente bro
nnabrlilnR. yeirb balb 10 Gente pro Gina.
bratinR iuertb IelH. 0emcntrte @aUglpege, uid.
llbamtNrie GtrnRen, itrinnbe unb @arantte beS
SttcIs NIT eiMgeimluhen; cine Wele9enBett tilr
4ebeHs5et. Wlnppen, NtIber umb prlle Gln5slas
netteH 5n erhalten bon
RidJaro W. GoDt,
gr. IA E1pb2sSluetUH.e etraAe
(Dft-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
1910, gentaIeu.s .strabe.

Wr 1910, BeHtaIou. etrahe
waS yno glefiri6itdt Better 8uiianS ~ Ssn5 SpsuS5
menioer pie gdunieiiters @reis. m. e 3nS 3avv
isn' Slr. TO- Cn.2egiHstpa.etraRt. w. Suu'
y 2e5epf22-1Wd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
8erIaugt i'm AIIasmein,n.
5n perfunfen,


mr Goa g2oro'lPonroe Sirube Elm o.stsy,o.a
0orS In erlillaiHqeul 8uiionoe, an am"ehs, vuiHvs
borem Qres 0an5nraaen Nr. 270s gs1 9rh.
monoipn.glpeHue. (Ouiig17S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-13
Gu berlnuien:
nor yl.N,.

aoueas bon 2s5 ader bel gosehsS,u.
gpS arobes ggobnbdus, ggobnbairicr g%s,,,
s0rioht. Tr., iO8 Cf.9erlngton. Stt. Gt Va %;
g000, ooer Godebsble III. (Geptfq oBNIs' BIs''