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New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
OUR YOUNG MEN

OUR YOUNG MEN
 There is tendency on the part of Aome young men in New Britain to atand on the curbstones and scoff at he newly enlisted members of the state Nlfl1tia passing by. This is not the Sroper sentiment. Conversely, u Mpight be proper if the young men Nho wear the khaki scoffed at the Ne' 'er-do-wells who loiter on street @prners or disport themselves around Feen covered tables, pool, and other M ise. The enthusiastic youths who #ave within the past two or three days hswered the call of their country sK enlisting in the reserve militia of Ne nation are imbued with the same SRirit manifested by boys duf- %g the Revolutionary and the Evil wars, Had there been no such crifice during those periods there Buld today be no young men stand @6 around on street corners laugh Sg and jeering at their fellows who K willing to defend the country h. Bad, these same young men might @ In the reserve army of some king M ruler of this land. AS it is, they Eve the choice now between enlist 8 and serving their country or @ .nding idly about and criticising M SC who are brave hearted and loyal
 bugh to do what others shtrk.
 Io one expects. a raw recruit to kasure up to the full standard of
 seasoned soldier. The boys who
 ye donned the uniform of Uncle M n's soldiers with the prospect of # |ss ng duty in Mexico are not now full ls ged warriors. They may be N le. crude at the beginning; but in
 end, after they have served their
 ted time, after they have gone
 bugE the manifold duties of the | Her, the drill and the disipline, s will be infinitely better men in s ss ry shape, way and form than those
 stand around now and crit1cise |# n. We expect no Robert B. Lee |H sition of an eighteen year old boy
 aking conventional citizens garb s |as the working clothes of soldier.
 re will be no Ulysses S. Grant aN ing out of the ranks of the gallant g band that goes forth from New ain next Monday in response to |7s la sident Wilson's call to arms. There @ be no Fighting Fred Funston; s there will be this. There will
 boys and men, between eighteen ss# forty-f1ve years of age, who are Ez5s ng to go forth and dare death s he interests of the United States, he glory of the Stars and Stripes. 8 one that prompts snickering, sss SS king, cowardly young men to
 Id around on street corners and
 at their fellows.
 et this straight. There may come
 NY, and in the not far distant future,
 n "the whole body of citizens s|sz bIe of bearing arms" shall be ss| pelled to do military duty in the re-
 militia of the United States. And
 at day should come, the slackers, cigarette sm ok1ng critics of our
 iamen of today, will be sent along he point of a gun, if they will
 go otherwise, and then there will
 ed be reason to laugh and scoff; the laugh will be on the other
 of the face. Taking the head the hoof and the haunch and the p' of the entire situation the
 who enlist today have a place
 ting their names on the national
 l of honor. The slackers have
 Ing but dfshonor.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

During the past two years the American laboring man has been given the best illustration ever Dre- sented to the toiler in the factory of what 1t means to his paycheck to have his mill run at full time full apacity.-Concord Monitor.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
CAPT. MASON DEAD.

Paris, June 21,. 5:3O a. m.-Capt. Frank Mason, former American consul general, died here today. He was seventy-eight years old and had been thirty-three years in the consular ser vice,
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

So far as we have observed, none of the German newspapers has yet re. ferred to the republican candidate a: Karl Hugh es.-New York World.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
THE ORIGINAL "SILVERBLOOM"

59c yard. B inches wide. with mohair finish, in plain tan, combination sport stripes of tan and green, tan and old rose, tan and blue. The plain tan is exactly the same as the tan combined with the co1ors' in the sport stripe.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

Russian fighting Is like Russian dancing. There's always plenty of action.-Lynn Item.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

A favorite son is a candidate who feels just as good coming back as he did going out-Baltimore American
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
FACTS AND RANCHES

The joy of heaven will begin as soon as we attain the character of heal e1 and do it's duties.-Theodore Parker.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

Even now, Frank Hitchcock prob aoly couldn't tell you whether he stands any chance of being the next Secretary of State.-Boston Globe.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

Let the best ever alone' is the workingman's slogan.-New Haven Union.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

Drum fish have ruined nearly all the oyster beds in Egg Harbor. Som way should be found to make them beat it.-Brooklyn Standard Union
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

As we understand 1t, Britannia still rules the waves but she hasn't much time just now to sing about it-Syr- acuSe Herald.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

The prize for the meanest question goes to the Chicagoan who yesterday asked another: Are you progress sive Or a Roosevelt man ?"-Chicago Herald.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

A marching president :nust be a good sport.-New Haven Journal Courier
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

Our foreign customers haven't enough comm odfties or cash to settle the balance and we must give them cred1t. That's all there is to it.-New York Herald.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

Suoh of the Austrian eagles tail feathers as have not been plucke1 ap- pear to be woefully bedra ggled - Dallas Evening Journal.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
FEATURING SPORT STRIPES

in many smart color combin' ations. Priced 29c to 69C yard.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
Seasonable Wash Fabrics

Desirable for Skirts, Wash Suits, Frocks, Mid dies Blouses, Garden and Porch Dresses.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
WASHABLE CORDUROY

4Sc yard. 36 inches wide,
 New shades of old rose, copenhagen, reseda, maize, pink and white.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21

 tan, combination sport stripes of tan and green, tan and old rose, tan and blue. The plain tan is exactly the same as the tan combined with the co1ors~' in the sport stripe. WASHABLE CORDUROY 4Sc yard. 36 inches wide, New shades of old rose, copenhagen, reseda, maize, pink and white.
 BEACH CLOTH 25c, 29c yard. 36-inch wide. in all the new shades for skirts and suitings. NON-KRUSH LINENS White 59c yard 36 inches wide.
 RAMIE LINENS White 69c yard. 44-ineh wide.
 WASHABLE S1.OO EMB.
 SILK CREPES
 Special Sale, 69c yard. 3S, inches wide. z White on white, reseda on white, old rose on white.
 EMB. FLOUNCINGS 18-inch Fine St. Gall Edges Special 29c and 45c yard.
 RUFFLED BABY
 FLOUNCINGS and fine 26-in. wide St. Gall Open-work Edgings, very fine work for baby dresses and children's wear.
 Special 59c and 75c yard.
 SKIRTING EDGINGS 300 yards Emb. Skirting Edgings, Y inches wide. Spe- cial 12Hc yard. Value to 19c 3. MCMILLAN 1ss-201-2os MAIN STREET. TURKS COMMANDER
 AMERICAN MISSIONS Inform Occupants United States and Germany Are At War and Build
 ings Are Needed. New York, June 21.-Schools and hospitals owned and conducted by the DOo,-5 of E7Oroicr1o NTicSionz
New Britain herald., 1916-06-21
BEACH CLOTH

25c, 29c yard. 36-inch wide. in all the new shades for skirts and suitings.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

3Milluit cripustetc itno luie laiIgs
iie om Grtp 5l blcbcn gcooa)tc yscni
Atr ondj iic icinc tSrogc tat na1 iel.
ncu ySo5l uaio g3cN, tad icinCI XIV
bcnsrnlitduocn
Gntrai 0ci icrpicrcll0c &ellner cilt.
@ci 5iirb ciuanocr 0egcnlbcr legf9
lie linn bon 0cl Gcridjtcl rnr, ms er
i0clttc ein SSil icocr i1rer &on0s
bciuegungeu ian0cn He oencIiAtio
@rinucnugen Sic ollcs 9'oie ii6er.
ipraHeeL wuS uor Sa6rcu smiicbeQ
ibuen gcidlUdlt tmo gctobt 6attc; @r.
inncrIugcn Die inn is 6ic Sngcqns
to0e idioeiften, oa lie Gin jebt gEciuie-
ocrDclltcllciocS gcioiieis Gin gliidli-
rbcs &einI.
Gann ulIbtc irciliC6 0odj qcipru.
c9cn Dcrocit obcr nid)tS pot Dem, mas
iic bcibc bis o6enan crnillte, Is par
ein filler Eoft 8ipii5bcn ibncn: 2ob
rlS giou6en, odB ipirsnoh eiii ir0D.
lidlcS &er5 baben fdnEtenl
gll5 &lll0 0cs lil0lidcn 9ibcinS be-
iaB aarlo pcniger SAmcrbliitigfeit
ais er Das iDnr borlHaIs ipobl oie
llriudc oes groBeu WliBpcrltGnoiiiie5
5piidjen ibnen geiuoroen. @eute BE-
ieliGtc i'm i6re gllt iicb iubcfiiumcrt
Der gol0cnenD}iniltc bingcbcr 3u fon.
ncn Inter Dem barnloien @eplait-
Der pcriiingte iie iid imo folo oie
SS16igfeit wieoer, @ergongcnbcit inO
3uflmit peit bon iitb ab5llitoBcn
bis ibnen Die IrcnnligSitlnoc i1lug
9lnf Der StroBe nabin iic ieincn
Arm OIL, iid bis 81 i6ren @aitbof IN
Der iutnittcl6aren gtGbe Der 3ituoellc
gelciten 81! laiien
9IlS ie i6m beim glbi1ieo Die Sapo
reidte, iagte er.
agsir niiiicH ms moygen roa eiu.
nal alisipre6cn.
1Sie 5ogerte.
u9tad] Der &oritciltng all Der
StraBenede, no OH 0eincn @ogen
81 perlaIIcn pflegitl~f'8 ~f''4
Gle nidte falun merfli6 unO
elite oabon obne ii6 iuu5uieben. Gie
b2rte i'm ui9t weiterac9eH. Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

gen Sic purocn pom fcincin c5nitc
geicbcn, inIo am Giugoig 5lt Ben e5e4
icllid1aitS5intlnern begriiBte lie niIr
Gin cir5cliicr Gcllpcr, Der ipiesoer cilt
geidnorcnc @elpiiiensrat ansidb;
ocn onrftc man iid) 6crubigt anpqr7
trouen.
gS1breno 9laitcnfclo oic u6tigcp
9eitclhingen mad)tc, rcribmono &nr.
Ia bintcr cinem @or1ong. Die @dr.
me in Dem fIeiucn @cuads nit ocu
traulicb geoedtcn EiiN laniing ii1
init 9ebagcn.
Sect trut 9ialtenfclo cin. Gr hattie
iic6 idJpn icincs llcbcrrodcs cntlcoigt
lnio ipolltc nm nit eiuer GntiNuloig
glng begianen oaS er iie bier ouf
Selbltbilfe angcipieicp babe 9lber bic
banalen Mortc mollten ibm licbt iiber
Die 8unge, ols er i6r QlntliB in ocmt
0cgcnii6crbdngcnocn Spiegcl crblids
tc, oos i'm foritbcno oniab. 2eiie
trat CT idber, Oicbt bfltcr iie, Inn ibr
0ieic 9fefognos3ierrng 0lt crlci1tert.
llno 70 trafeu iid ibre ghigru IN Scr
bcrabgcneigten Spicgelild9e, Die
ibrcH regiltriertcn augegrailtc Soar
ipibeu imo 3ipei SSalten 5lpiiben oeir
9ronen, bic Tie friibcr ridt al ibnt
gefonnt bottcn Dic ieinen ipraAang
gSic biit Oh nod id)oncr gcworcen m
Der Qciopcrtrout6cit, pon Dem ole
Trcllmtngslinie 1ciner 2ippcn al IA
gen meiB Scbt fauo iie oen N}ut,
ibn llunittelbar ins @eiicbt 81 lebcn
uiro pouote iid) unt cin pebmiitiges
SQ6eln oilf oeu 2ippen.
ug9ir limo Glter gemoroen ni6t
Uobr2 glelten @eg gegongcn 9lrs.
einanoergegnHgen fir inlner. llno
pcriteben einonocr ooh bclier, ais 81
Der 8eit, no mir Gins Ieiu ioiltet
8ieHeidt eben, neil mir olisgcgliibt
iino.N
9ieih nein nibts bon all ocn Sra.
gen, 6eren 5iille ibm fat ben 2lten
'beuebmen ipollte; mas iie Gil SorgeH
lnb Summer bate ertrogen nliiiielt
bis iie 81 Dem 8roterperb Der 3irfuS.
oame aefommcu war, lpaS lie bon Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

tcriu bcugtc2 Son allen Seitcu ia.
heu lie mir 5ugelebt, mir iiiio bci6e
ibre Opfer geporoeiI.
ga cr bel oieIer 9leoe gcfGbrlid,
lnut geiuoroei mar, riibrte iie i'm be.
id)midtigen0 an.
ug9ir ipcrocu nod 2altiber berbet-
loden1
Ct iab iitb I'M, Son fernber fam
cine @rnppe Boiialten oes g9eges
Daolitm" ordngte CT. llno 10
idbrittelt fic NM nebcn einanoer oa.
bin,
@aiicnaiif Gaiiena6 ging es, obnc
oaB ein g9ort 5luiiden ibncn gcfoIlelI
marc. gltolid) ntun mar lGnqlt in
Der @r9cnoysoic Scr fiuiterc,4 nlaiiige
glirn Der 8itaoelIe beberriAte IT,
nicrttc CT an ibrcn crmattrnoen
S9ritten, Dab iie nlioe war 81
iDolltc cine 6rage tim Ole ausgc-
trodnete acble peria9te ibln, oIS bate
cr iie ltilitoenlong III eifrigeii glliseins
niOeritBiulgciI oitaeitrengt
lllo BORT oriibeli lent6tete 0ie 0clbe
2otcrnc 6cS Observation-Disclosures, in Dem
CT cillcn EeiI oers 1citrigon 9tobt 3u.
gebrotEt bate gtodJ cin,paor SArit.
tc, o. belt er i1ou Die Eiirflinfe IL
Der palO m,es
og8qS fGllt Dir ciR2~ ipioerIprocj
iie baitig, 8ir f0nnen oocb nidt i
Gr licB Sic StIiufe iobrer inns
fiibrte oic 6rau nod eilige @ictcr
tpeitcr.
r0u biit cricb0pft ulo iiisiBt Did
erfrilhen- gIbcr nntiirlid ~ man
bari 0iM niht iebet Stomn bier
Dcreiu, id) leite Old iicberlr
gr idjipenfte in oen 6lrm oes Sau.
ies Bur Sdbnedc4 cin.. 8uriidorGll-
oeno moIlte lic cinei giilman0 TIM.
ogcr ipeiB, oh mir ms mieocr.
iebeu!~
Ga a'moro iie ntdditloS lnO IieB iicb
oDne 8ioeriprud fit6rcr
Gur1 einen idmolen Sorrioor
3ipiiNen Der groBen @einitube uno
oen &interr1iimen ging es nod ben
ieparaten SpeiiefpbiuetteN uuo 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

i.pHBtc,S Dob CT in ben SduieriAattes
1eoriirit, itcDcu 5lt bIcibcM geSadbtc,
tls ibn 6nS 0otcltor 0c0iinct muroc
Slp on0crcn Gag iDar NpIIenberN
Ilnr &idnit bon cincr 8crihcut6eif. oie
EIeiilc Gfii5ierc mo lltcroffi5cre ou
leiicm s&opiibiittcln pcraHluBtc. 81
iDar iebr geOcafcnpoll, ood feiileS.
ipcgS iibelgeloiut.
Sobolo rr ieinen Gbrrfcuoriucrfcr
obgcfcrtiet bottc, elite cr bcint mari
jid) IL Den SSlltcrilnsrod un0 lubr -
6lI Scrrn Sottlcr, sen CT nod Dor
sSMliIB Ger NontorIhmocu 5n. rrrei.
den boiitc. Gr 5pcifclte nidlt an
locin @cliHgeu icines GorDabens:
zen @lonn im Die Stimoung Der BIZ.
len gSehielihulo 81 crili1cn Die in
bier Sagen idIlig mar imo Iid oa.
onrG) picoer oif einige 3cit freien
gltcH 81 periNaifen. llno bottc cr
it)on norgeitcrlL nj Ser 8irfuSl0ae,
Den GinOrud genoinen, 0ab @err
g8intcr mir in ousi1ipeiien0er Bban.
taiic BON einem getDiiien Seiratsob-
ieftc geiproben baben tonnte, 70 wur
CT bcute gcneigt, 6oriiber fell oiIi8u-
ladcl Scin @lollbe an mcibIidc
8iiroe botte lcb pru6eriom gcltartt,
uno oanit ml1 iein giinItiges llrteiI
iibcr NRib g[lioa. Die ahlQDeit oie-
les ibarmonten W}G0beuS bate Qc-
nib uid)tS bon berecbneuoer S1loit.
beit, itno Iollte au1 ibr Batter alt.
n0Dit tpirfltcb 70 Oerblen0et icin, iei.
men n9lncritaniSmnS" III oic SIR
forge fir Die @crbeiratlne Icines
ainoes 81 miibeu, 10 piiroe ibm
0ieie Sobter, io6olo iie oaucl er-
filbr obne peitcres einen Stric1
OlIrA Die 9fecbnung nobeu
92iiter Sottlcr cmpfinq oen Sffi.
5icr NIT einer gttruulihen S0flid.
felt, oic ettpns @onuerMftcg Dotte.
9laitcufelo mar beute aber geneigt,
'oariiber binpce5aieben lmo lib Dor
gttgen 5u bolten, Bob er ibIieBIi4
oosb ols 9ittenoer gefomnen Uar.
(6ottieeuua tuIGtl vE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

ri6tiaitelleu2 Oh 6dnelt nit elmer
wa6reu groBeu 2iebe al 0ieien
W}annY~
rMarum BAIT guni6 oos uiNt
oomals aefragt2
,s5b bite Old, iett ni1t oielen
Ero8 Der bat - eben oomols
idon gemig llnbeil 5piidcn lluS &c.
itiftet. Seraoe, tpeil id fcin 9ier6t
mebr 5r meilcr 6rage an Old babe,
faunit Oh iie mir allfridtig beaut.
iportcn. gllio iibe @naoe luo beiobc
i9lidt ino ofieu Old fciielt cine
edte Seioenidoit an ibn2"
a5citocn On i'm 5um sriippcl ge.
|tnatt bait imo ct bod lpirfliA
mcinettpcget iein bcitcs 0iiit Derlo.
rcn bad, erfenn id es ais mbiic
Bflidt, 81 ibm 5r itebcn SD tyeroc
ibn niemals Oerlaiiel"
a9flidt alp 9flidt? On orlncS
Tingl" @ei allen WdtIcio, 0as III
iciuepn Gone lag iprang ooh nid
idbe 5reuoc onrin onf, uno ooS iebts
iic III neuc 8epeglng o@fli1tll
@ib ocbt, naB Dir oicie @iIcufanIt
uidbt oen Iebtcn 9leit bon 2cbcusgliid
3ertriinlmertl Sab nidt aud ldJ
oamalS aug Bflidt 6l bauocln &C.
tneint iHo ooniit Elm lluiDie0crbriuQs
lidcs ocrlorcn2@
Sett itredtc iic Die Sano na1 ibnt
aus
.@uiool COL cs pu6r iciL oaB
mir ms M crit ieBt 10 cigentIN
ienner lcrnel2"
gr nobm ibre Snno, Die auf iei.
mem 9lrn lag, uno ibiitteltc ilpO
preBte iie i'll oci icinigen. Die gSorte
itiir5ten ibm jebt bon Den 2ippen.
,aannIt Oh 0ir's oenn li6t ar.
Iarnnenrcimcn2 SIT Dir oeln nibt
flar, ipie es in @obrbeit inn mid
Itono2 Dab itb Dem EroB mir Erob
entqegeniette2 3aB id, mtr nm sic
in Haierei geibebene WliBban5liuig
meiMes ltol3en Neibes Dor mir ielbit
5u beId0nigeL meme Before @iniiht
llnter oos WaadtiDort Der gorgeieBteu
Iuao Der GraA gLllelpelt ais SitteHri@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

sic Ienfte ousipeiAeno oen @opi
rno maHte iicb ipicoer al ibrcm Wlan-
tel 81 idjaffen. Da faBte CT iie ploB.
LID am Arm un0 lab fie an als niiiic
er Den Ghlcier oitr1orinoen, Der
Dor ibrem @eiidt lag.
,,Goer lit IS niht io2" railntc er
atenIos. a2u piIlit wieoer bcira'
temp
og9as baben sic oanah 5u frager,
&err bon NaItenielo2" r."
yaorla, i'd beiAwore Did. iag'
mir, tper eS iitl~
Die looeruoc 2cioeniwoft IN iciner
miibiam berboltenen StiHme iette iic
III Remembering.
oghm ~ 3aIeipsfi notiirlid). Tas
fonnteit Oh Dir bod oenfen"
Gin frompfbaitcs 3uden ging iiber
Ieiu @eiiht. @r oriidtc oen 8opf IN
ben Naden ais iei ein Shrcduis Dor
i'm oufgetaltdlt.
.gIIio ood2l4 fam es bnlb eritidi
beraus. Ganu iidte er iid 3il belil.
men. ,sya, mas oelin, ipie DeiH2 Snt'
id nid)t gebort, Der Wtoun Der
bcriibnte Sanger lei tot2 Wlon
bat nud nirgenos mebr etiuas bon
ibm eebort
,,Sso, aebort po6l nitbt,D icuI5te TIC
tmo icbte nad einem gltenboIen bin.
3u: rQarum aud Die falide EooeS.
nodHdjt, bic III oeutiHen @ldtteril
aliftauHte. Gr bat iie niht oemen.
tiert. geiicr 70.
y5o BAT or icine &lmit alliaesr-
ben2~ M
oGr muBte ipobl. W2it eineni De-
gcn ltiH III Der acble. !"
9loitenfelo iab init finiterem Slid
oufs 4floiter iln0 id5ien ctiDas 5lDi.
Iden ben 8dbncn 5u 8ernnllHeri.
Shmiile Setinloen berltrinen
,2uB ius geben @uiool SD oa.
bin Oh oortbir Oh febit, cs tonn.
ten mir peinlibe Dhi9e 8piiden lnS
er0rtert iueroen.
,glob ems lno ooin meinetiue'
gen nihts mebrl SD miiB alio Die
bermeiptli@ beIiere @iniiHt aufs ueAc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

Nv OoAAISbAflh.J
@ie broh alb uuo iab gum @dgen
binpns, als oauere ibr bic 6obrt ibon
5u lnnge.
v5aae mir Inn Simmelsipillen,
&orla, ipie oenn oas MIR getonmen
it'll"
ole 8ogerte uno ibiitteIte ableb
ilen0 Den aopf.
ag9oSli eigentlib2 - Giebel Do
llitb iDir Itbon al neiner gepobnter
@trabenede Bon bier aus geb' i'd
az SUB. 8oriihtsnIaBregel. NM @ute
Dlnd)tI"
Gilenos perlieB iie Den baltcnoen
Magen, bod NIT einenl Sprung mar
@uioo an ibrer Geite, entibloIien, iie
Mgrild8ubolten, perm lie ibm emf.
fliebeu iollte. sic nlBtc oieIc QLbiiht
errQten bnbeii ilno pollte i'm 5uriid.
ipeIlen Damn entihieo iie lih al.
Ders &eIne wliene Iieb as ibr gcrn.
ten eriheineti, cine S3eue Dor bent
SrliItber on bermeioen. 60 blieb iie
Itebet, gleib ibm ibipeigeno, Bis Der
abfobrenoe Magen ipeit genug mar.
n0nlt Gll nod meit2" fragte or, iitf
ipic0er 5li einem geIalienen Ion 5lpin.
gen0.
DglAr Elm pnor @aHeH bis 5mH
Hoiel 9lein, es bate teinen 8Det,
es Dir 3u nennen.
.llno tpenn i'd Did bate. Old be.
iuheH 5u olirFen2"
,QDo oenflt Oh binl"
aNarla mid berldn9t- ilaH elmer
bollIidnbigen glusiprode 5pilben
inns.
.lliini0gIiH. Gs bat cs fam ia
feinen CHM rnebr bobeu. @ripar es
&it mrb nIirl"
yEu DcrabIheiiIt nli12"
.,Jlein," Iogte iie rllbig. nglui bin
lh audi cineS iolhen @efiibls niAi
mebr fdbie."
.Dob mid ordugt es, mid 81 emit.
l0glen. esd babe nieman0, an ben idj
Elm ireimOIchaItlitb tDarmesBort rid.
ten m0hte qD llno aud gu muBt IN
&eEner Gj aamteit,,s-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

idje 2Doio g. &inf6am's ge9eto6le Gontz
pound 5it periucbeu Sie critic Slai6e
ipirfte icNon, 0esbal6 nahm id6 cine 3ipeis
te lno cine brittle, auberoen eine Slaide
29oia g. @int6am'S 8looo &urifier; iebt
bin id 10 geiuno, ipie anoerc Sraueii
ieSio, Sic nit einen Ser oenamlfen Qeis
Sen 6e6aftet it, S6r pun0er6ores %ege@
table COMPOUND imo @looo Yurifier Sll
berluc6en, ilno ic6 bin iiber5eiiqt, BOB iie
i6r 6elien iperoen i6rer 2eiben leoig 5u
iper0en" Srm Gliie 3. gan6cr
sanoc, 7 0joopinzStraBc, Fateriou,
SIS Lts
6rouen, bic all ir0en6 einer Gorm
BON Sraueilrnntbeiten Ieiocn, ooer al
Spmpiomen, Die iie nic6t Oerite6eu, fuerz
0el engelaoen, nn Die 2boia g. Yinfbant
Wleoiciuc Co., QDn, Wlaii. (bertroulic6),
5il ic5reiben im0 0iatb ioiteufrci 8u euS
pfan9en rf
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9IuS Sem SHuern WlarHIauO'S uno
BEN augrcn5euoen StaatcH,

Serr Sacob @erbor0, in Saaers-
town mo6nboft Der itbon 5ipei @lol
OaS llngliid ge6abt 6ot ieiu 8eiu 3u
6recber, itiir5tc nie0cr lmo 6rod bel
Dem Stur5e sic anieidebc ieines
redteu @eines in bier G6eile.
@ drtner perfommeln III d.
7ie @drtuer rn0 @culiiie5iir9ter
Der llm0egono bon Baltimore iper.
ben am Wlittluob in Saucod 8uiam.
menfommeu Ger Glu6 bat iiber
1000 Wlitgieoer.
@n Stterbill 9eitor6er.
sluf ieiner 6ornt bel Otter6ilL
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9e onft eengonSa, gmota aS. 9ontaa Sn a8 Mant i9e

@aiienfinoer oes Teiitiden 99oiien-
6ouies in 9lnacoitia Elm Eicnic itatt,
inO 3par lit Oies on A. September.
Sr. 86ilipp Cities lit @oriiber oeS
8or6ereitlngs Gomite's, rno laOet
Seoeruiunn 3u frditieer Nlit6iilie ein.
Pit im0 Suug uinimt ollid6rliH an
Oieier 9eranitoltung Gbeil. gSegen
Der i'm Goria6re i'm @oiien6auic
berrihenoen aronf6eit niuBte es ant
Dorioen A. September nusfaaeu. Slt
oieien Sabre ioa es oes6ol6 Inn 10
beiier gefeiert iueroer. SSn reien
weroen @erguiiguneen obge6aIten
un0 Elm Gien ipirO ierDirt werocn.
n@ermania @l6uucrdor."
PIN Sonntog, Den 30. 9higuit,
miro ser o@eruanio.Nl Nlduuer.G6or~
nad ieinem 5ongesbruoer SansSGf.
ner, Cottage Gitb, Dioo eineu 9lus,
flug beronitnlten. Seoerman lit
6er3ftI Oa5u eiugelnoeu; man ietc
ii6 nit oen Gereinsmitglieoern rebt-
5eitig in @erbiuoung. llmgeitiegen
miro ou ser i5. luo S.Stru 9&-Ga
loA welder 2inie man iebt GronS-
iers al Ser S.Str.-Qinie erbdlt.
ogteor seer eine @efo6r.
Gas neue @clct 9etreffeno oeu
Gerfouf BON u03eor Beer miro iebi
NIT aaer Strenoe olr6qeiii6rt. Die.
ier CAGE cribien I'M Saoen oeS Srn.
@6ilipp Cities, scr ali ser 6.Str. Elm
aoloniolpoaren @eiddit 6etrei6t,
elm Boli3ei 9eonlter itn0 ii6ergo6
i6m cine @eri1tsDorlooing. Sr. Git.
tes ioa oos n9}ear Beer" o6ne 81,
pom EoIi5ei Erdiioeuten feitgeiebtl
Sicen5 BON $500 perfouit 6obeu. g}o.
tiirlid bat iib Sr Cities an oos ZIP.
peaationS @eridt gepanOt. Gi(
@ro6i6itioniIteu ie6en iebt Iogar IN
oglear Beer cine @cfo6r fit oil
0lenid6eit
9(uSflug Oes u@lottOeut-
ihen &ereens@
@eItern fnnO Der aai0brliAe glus.
flug oes 0Glottoeitiden gercens"
itott, an meldem iidl OieIe beireunop.
te Gereine ne6it 5omiliel bet6eilig-
ten Gas Set perIicf in fr06lidcr
8efie. imo Dar neben 9eIuitigunger
oud fir Oos leiblide @o6l in jeoer
Sinii6t Sorgc getragen.
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GouoiOot, lSreoerid g. 3i6lmonh
Gunoioat fir GongreB itno onoere
&rominente iperbeu Hcoen balten.
sSn SilDer Springs imo aenlington
@lontaomerp Golnt0. lueroen ar6
ii ndditer 3eit politiide @erianinis
lungen a6ge6olten iueroen. g9eitere
@eriommllngen mer0en bon 3eit 5il
Belt bon Sem fiir5lid ernoltnten
Gompaane Goniite angefiinoigt per;
Sen.
6rau Garrollgeitor
SSn i6ren Seinl 5u ErinceB Slime
Itor6 geitern sSrau Margoret gllice
Carroll inn 9lltcr BON GO So6reu.
8roi Carroll Bate iid nieruols redbt
BON eineni SGlaqoniall cr6olt, sen
lie bor einieen So6ren crlitt, ober
sic oirefte Gooesiriad6e NOR &rebs.
sic NOR sic @ittipe 0es inn Sabre
1905 beritor6enen Or. @iaiau &en-
neoD Carroll BON 2ueenstopn Grin
ceb glnne GountD. &or eilligen SAB
rem fam sic '8eritor6ene 6ierber hoA
BriuceB 9[nne, Inn i6re lebten Gqae
bel i6rer gliHte, Srau Clarence rs.
ggoller, 5u5l6rinaen. Iid gltcri ser
6rou Carroll iparen SSocO6 uno cara
Sreoerid bon Baltimore Sic mar ci.
ne Sonte oes friibereu gaItinorer
8iirocrmeiiters s. GloD 9imonnS,
pelder iebt elm @litGlieo ser Cont
million iiir Giientli6e Gieuiic lit.
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lmo. bcitcn 6onilicn 0eS staates
@}atDlan0 an,
6 y tilm SAIL in 8penu
&ilto.
Ger 9r6Btc Goitiim-9oll, ser ie in
@uena &iitd Springs abgebalten
'iUntoe, ionN I'M a9ueno Giita Sotel"
itotf. SSn Sem iejtlid aeibmiidten
g9oGinol 6otteu iicb ,ehpo POO @erio-
lnaltpou Montprep, @Iue 9liDge Sum.
lnlitilm0 9ueuo &iito SprinaS- ciu9e-
fInpen. Cen eriten &reis gelUann
.SrGulein Morgaret gl6ell, bon 9olti-
more fiir oas ih0nlte Golnen-GoIiiim
ithoI Serr gll6ert Cummings iiir Den
.6eitsn Serreu'9lu5uG