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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-15

the slush covered street and shivered.
Going to have hard time of it, hoof-
ing it in these" he said with an ap-
peal in his voice. There's not much
left of them but the uppers." Flani-
gan took in the situation in a moment,
hunted around the station and finally
came back with a rubber. The mate
to it was missing.
Here, take this" he said. Ward
started out for the Thirty-frst street
station of the Rock Island and bum
med freight.
Thursday morning, according to the
Joliet HeraldNews, he was found in
the railroad yards with his shoes froz-
en- to his feet and his feet frozen. The
Herald-News says:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-15

point, there is only one conclusion.
and that is, the money should go into
permanent roads.
Permanent roads lead in a greater
number Of good directions than the
most optimistic enthusiasts can i'm
agine, and permanent roads properly
constructed and financed are one Of
the good things which cannot easily
be overdone. A county that is not
| worth good road is not worth liv-
ing in.
CalifOrnia's Experience.
State of California, Department of
Engineering; California Highway Com
mission, Forum Building, Sacramento,
Nov 26, 1915.-Agricultural Editor
Paragraph: \
l have before me your letter asking
for information insregard to the oiled
dirt roads in California.
The California highway commission
has made but little use of this type of
road construction. In few places
in the state where the road has very
deep fills it has been unadvisable to
build a concrete pavement until the
fills have had sufficient time to thor
oughly settle. In such cases the road
surface has been wet and rolled and
then the surface of the road broken
| up for depth of about an inch and
a coat Of light asphaltic oil applied.
This was regarded as only a temper
airy expedient to protect the road sur
face from excessive cutting during the
heavy rains of winter and as a dust
| preventive during the dry months.
We have used for this construction
oils varying in specific viscosity Eng
Ter test from to Is. The oil con-
tanned from rs to 80 per cent Of so
penetration asphalt. The oil was ap-
piled on the road under pressure and
at temperature of about $50 degrees
Fahrenheit. We have also used a very
light oil which contained from 80 to
go per cent of asphalt of so penetra-
ton. This oil was applied by gravity
AS has been stated above, the oiling
of dirt roads by this commission has
been done only as temporary meas
ure to carry the road through a year
or two while the fills were settling.
Within the past 20 years in Califor-
mia there have been many miles OF
oiled dirt roads constructed in most
| of the counties The notification Ot
many articles, reports and bulletins
favorable in their criticism OF this con-
struction has given the oiled dirt roads
Of California an unmerited reputation
as to their length of satisfactory ser.
vice, their simplicity of construction
and their adaptability to all sorts o.
soils, weather conditions and charac,
ter OF traffic.
The crude asphaltic oils and tbs
light road oils manufactured for the
oiling Of dirt roads in this state usual
ly contain rather high percentages o.
very volatile oils that evaporate early
in the life Of the road The loss o.
the lighter material results in a hard
ening of the oiled dirt surface.
| Very likely the greater portion o.
the oiled dirt roads that have become
very Objectionable to the travelinf
public, due to their wavy surface, have
been constructed with an excessive
amount OF oil.
In sheet asphalt construction it ha.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-15

Despite the intense cold of last
night police were called to care for
but one victim. William Ward was
found this morning on North Collins
street suffering from frozen feet.
Ward came from Rock Island yes
terday on a freight train. When be
left that city it was comparatively
warm. When the weather suddenly
turned cold he was unable to get of
the train. His wet shoes froze to his
feet.
Ward left the train at the east Jo-
liet yards this morning. He is in
serious condition.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

ner Stcaung pobl 6elullBt; cS mar
cine Stelhmg berborrogeno Oir1
@bre mo W}aGt itno icb NOR 5ufrie-
ocn, Oieielbe meiter 5ll be6alten.
9l(S glnoeutlngen aus Oregon fa'
men, ooB ih GonOiOot in ibren Gor-
moblen iein iolltc, go6 ib cine fur5e
9lntiport. SIS poBte mir niGt ih
lpiinit6te 5uirieoen gcloilen 81 per-
Sen. Wlon Oorf o6er oic ReAnln9
ni6t o6ne Sregou mo6cn. Gle Dor.
ten 5u ino tbotcn Damn mos lie ipoll-
ten, imo es lpor Oos erite Wiol IN Der
@el6i6tc oeS 2onoeS, ooB ein
StoatsgeriGt eiuen @unOesric6ter
&orihriiten mohte
Sn 9e5ug ouf 9ereitihoft, iogtc
Serr SugbeS:
oGS 1T mein @unid, bic Gereiilig-
ten Stooten ebeubiirtig inter ben
@0lfern ser @roe ooite6en 5u ieben,
nidt ponfelniiit6ig ooer fnieihipod,
IonOern ouf irgen6 cine giotbmenOt9-
felt porbereitet. g9ir bobeu @elegen-
beiten in 0ieiem 2onoe, Oie ouer Gin
bilouug Sobn ipre6en"
gGieie," iogte Der Gonoioot, vf0n-
men om 6eiten inter elmer fdbigen
@eriuoltrne in Sen Sdnoen bon 2eu-
ten, Ole al Sen Sbub omerifaniiAer
Snoultrien gIai6eu, 5lln b01itcngtrl-
zen gebroht meroen."
9lod Scr SlnIprode imterna6m @r.
Sug6eS einen OierItiinOigen 9lltomo-
6iloiSfluG ouf Der Gollmbio-Sono-
1troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
gclciOistcs S6rscfa6l.

Gan 6ronniSco 16. glllg.
s. &eneD Seal, 35 Sabre alt aus
0ud Sin W2iiiy enoete iciu 2eben
geltern Our6 Sit, neil ieine 6reln-
sc in ieiner Seimat6sitnot i6n iiber
cine 9feoe ouS9cIo1t 6ottcu ilno cr
oieleS @elG1ter nic6t Our1 icine
&e6e unter0riiden fonnte. Die @riin-
oe, mesbolb er lic6 oos 2ebcn genom-
men 6atte, moren in cincm 9ricf an
Oen Coroner flar gelegt, uno mlrOcn
0ieIelben OeroffeutIibt. gleol fii6rte
an, 0oB er lieber in San 5ranciSco
iterben ipiiroe, ais ieincn Srclmocil
in Gud Sin ons @ergnii9cn 81 be.
rcitcn, SIT luiiicu 0aB iic i'm 5ur Scr.
5wciilln0 9etricben 6o6cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
SOIlem crimineIl beIanot iucrOcn.

g8 al 6ington 16. 9hi9ult. -
&eprGientont 8ennett aus g}ep- Dorf
beontrogte beute Dor 6ent Snnoels-
Gomitc ocs Souies, ooB 9ompfldbiff-
fabrts @eicGi1often lm0 9eonlte,
welGe iih weieern omerifaniihe
Jra6t 81 beforoern crininea be-
lnngt mer0en iollen ais glntport ouf
Ole cnelilcbe ibwor8e 2iite. @oriiber
9loouion uno onoere Gomite- Wlits
Olieoer oriicteu i6rcn 3weiiel oor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

GeltiAlonO Bat ni6ts aegen ocn
&erfauf Der Odnii6en Snieln an
glmerifo eir5umenoen - Cine &c.
mile ausldnoiibe Maht ibeiut
aber oaran itart intereiiirt au
lein. - GeutidlonoS %oIitif lit
flar9eIegt.
(DrabtIos nad eabbiae)
Berlin, 49, 9luguit-gluf @rlinO
Der 8ericbte, ooB Geuti9lono Dem be-
obii6tieten @erfaui Der odnii6-lpeit.
inoiiden sSnieln an oie Gereinigten
Stoateu ingiinitig gegeniiberite6e,
CAB Ser D}iniiter Des 9luSmdrtigen,
@ottIieb bon Sogop, belite 6efonnt,
oaB sic oeutibe 3egiering elmer Be-
iiBii6ertrogung ni9t abgeneigt pdre
3r. BON Sogoru CAB oiele Grfld-
riing o6 ollf @rlino elmer ibm bon ei-
ncm Iertreter Scr misunderstanding
ten.glgentur borgelegten aSrage be-
treffs Der aus 6ritii6en2uellen ltams
menOen 9eri6te, oaB 8eiiirAtungen
IN Oen @ereinigten Stooten 6errids
ten iueil ueine geipiiie ousl6nOiihe
Modt geeenii6er elmer 9lenOerlng
ser gigentbiimer Oieier Snieln, cine
binterIiitige imo feinOlibe Stelling
ongenommen bGtte.~
&out 9eriGt Scr g}euigfeiten.9lgen.
trr, iaete Or bon Sooop, oaB er
iiber Die Sohe nur in oen 3eitungen
geleien Bate unO oaB Elm 0ing obio-
Int wabr wdre, ndmli9: nGelitidl-
Iano lit feinen g(biiAten feinoliH, oie
cine lle6ertragung bon iouberdnen
Gedten in jenen @elttbeilen beob.
iidtigen.~
Die oeltidben 9lnii6ten iuuroeu am
A. glpril i'm Reid5tag flor uno Oellt-
li6 DomReibsfon5ler ousgeoriidt ais
er 6efnnnt mabte, ooB Geuti9lano
fcine9lngriffs- ooer 9ereergreifilngs~
&ldne gegen Canada, 8rolilien oOer
irgeno melhe E6eile glmerifoS babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
(stwus abscnummcn.
Sat oie ainoerIterbli1feit in 9lem-
gorf. TT "a EooesfdGe gemel-

Sot oie GinoerIterblihfeit in 9fem-
gorf. III 81 EooesfdGe eemel-
oct.
SEEM gorf t6. slteuit.
Cine Iei9te glbua6me in &oOeS- lnO
ncucn @rfronfltngsidlIcn Der &inoer-
l16milagS.@ .@piocnie mrroe 6ciltc Dem
@cIunO6citsamt bcriHtet. g8d6rcno
Der pcrfloiienen "a Stnoen bis 10
llbr 6citte @ormittog muroen "a so
0csfGQe uno 113 neue @rfronflngelt
gemel0ct. @eltcrn mnr0cn 80 20
oes- ino 1863 @rfronflnBsidlle ge-
melOct.
Erenton @.-S. 16. 9(uouIt.
@eri9te iiber 0ie Ginoerld6numgs-
@pi0cmie, wel1c oem Stoats.@c-
Iuuo6eitsomt beutc 5iigcgangcn lino,
3cigen, ooB ia @emeinibaitcn ans
oen 500 in 9lclp-SericD BON Der
&rdnf6eit ergriffen iino. Son 1850
SSGleu i'm Stoot mtrocn 730 aus
9telporf gemel6et 9}od Dem beuti-
gen 8eri6t entmidelten li1 oeitern
rs 6Gae, oaoon 27 in gleport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
gerniinftiscr gurIdlua.

g8 oibin0toM 16. 9lu0iit. =
Senotor @tortine bon glem-ScrieD
eriff beute ouf oem 8lur 0eS SenotS
cen ioeenonnten 9opier-Eruit meeeu
Der Dobcn 3eitlngspopicr. @reiic an
uno i6lig Gin glmenoement 81 Ger
Rebcmie-&orlo9c Dor, oas 3cihings.
papier ino D}oteriol duf 0ie SSrei-
liitc oes TorifS ST. IeBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
spamildlcr Nalnpfer uerienft?

@iIboo Spotien (pia @oris),
t6. 9(uguit. Der ipnnilbe 9am-
pier o8aguiorri" pur6e our9 Elm
oeutihes llnteriee6oot perienft. Die
Wlonnidait puroe gerettet.
(0ie uYagoiorri" mar Elm S9iff
BON 1897 Eonnen uno murOe I'M
Sabre 1898 in Bilbao gebaltt, mo es
be6eiHot6et mar.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
Otencr Wlorine. .g[ttodlc.

gSoibington 16. 9(ueuit. H.
GopitGn 98. 9. N1ocDugoQ puroe
beute sum @}orine,9 ,9lttade Der omc-
rifonii1en 9otihoft in 2onoon cr.
nonnt I'M Den 8Ios 0eS Gonlmou.
oanten 8owers Spmington ein5uneb.
men, rpel@er aweds @ntgeeennobme
bon 9efcblcn nod Smt1e befobIen
muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
JlOmcnt ecnOmmcn ucrOen fOnntc.


%errGtgcr an Der 9legicrnns.
ge5ei6netc 9Srdiioentidafts GanOi-
sat G6arles 6. Sug9es Oieieui-
gen, oic ibre Eai9en arif Soften
oes &auoes fiiaen. ~ Serr mO
6rou $us6es waren geitern in
Bortlano, Sre. Nv 9eiien beute
na9 Gan 6rancisco meiter.
@ortIan0, Ore., t6. gluguit.
Ser republifoniibe ErdiiOcnt-
idaftSsGanoiOot Charles s. Sug6es
traf 6eute frii6 bier eiu. I'm / ll6r
80 folgte ein @mpiong inn rEortlano
%reB GIu6~, uno 9lbenos pra9 Der
Gonoioat i'm GiSpaloit. @}orgen er.
folgt Die @eiterreile na9 Son 6ran.
cisco. Brominente 6rollen SregonS
rnter6ielten 6rau Sugbes.
CHARLES 6. Sugbes ipra6 beute
bel Dem @obelfriibitiid oes n8ortlano
9lOOertiiine Glub~. @r 6efiirwortcte
fauimdnniibe 8ereitihaft 9egen Ell
ropGii6en @ettbeperb our9 einen
S1ubtarif umo branOmorfte 0iejeni-
gen ais 2anoeSperrGt6er, Die beriu-
6en, Elm eieeneS 8erntogen olf 91e1-
nlng oes @emeintpobls ouf5u6auen.
Ger Mann iaete er, Ger oas Sub
lifum an ser gtoic fiibrt, Inn ieinen
eigenen @el0belitel 5u 6erei6erit, lit
Elm YerrGt6er an Der &egierltne. @ir
mer0en oorgeben uno oielen gerr1-
t6ern 0as @cl6dft peroer6en uno 0a-
0lr6 OoS @el9dft Ger &ereiniaten
Stoaten foroern.
Ole faltfm1nnii9en 8ragen, pel6e
oieiem 2anoe ms @eiibt itarren nod
8eenoigung oeS &rieges, iino i6pie-
riger ais ie 5uoor. g8ir miiiien Oas
g8obl Oes 2anOes ieoen Sag Dor 9(t-
gen 6aben; es lit iiniiber, na9lGiiig
81 ieiu. IS fam ni6t gei6iibt per-
0en 0aourG, oaB mir oaS 8elte erbof-
fem @ilte Eafelreoen un0 g8iini6e
meroen Ole SnouItrie ni9t boGbalten.
Q9ir ntiiiien oie 2e6ren beber5igeh
0ie auf Der anoeren Seite 0eS @aI-
Iers ausprobirt ipur0en luto niilIen
gortbeil onrous 5ieben. gir ntiilien
cine e6rIi6e @ei11ftSfiibritng ebren
itno S6pinoelgei61fte berobI9euen.
gBir beiiBen bic @rlnologc gum
@rfolg, uno mir benot6igen ieBt MIR
6en Eric6 elmer uneri9iitterliben @r-
geben6cit lnO oes 8enuBtleinS Der
notionalen @inmiit6igfeit, oie inns
ais erites @ebot cine potriotii6e
Bfliht Ben 8ereiiieten Staoten ge-
geniiber bori6reibt.
g(uBerOem niillen mir oos Ser
ItdnoniB elmer riAtigen 9fcgierung
ba6en. Sir miiiien faufmGnnil1
itno inouitriea gut borbereitet ilno
organiiirt iein. 8ir miiiicn Orgoni-
Iotion nit Sreaniiotion begeenen
uno @ercitidbaft orii6en NIT 9ereit-
idoft 81 Sauie eeeeniibertreten in al
len Sa9en."
Serr Sug6eS erflGrte 5u 9eginn
ieiner 9feoe, oaB, obeleiG er cine gln-
iprobe an ben n@ortlono 9tobertii-
ing Gm6" 6alte, er ieIbit Elm @et-
glieo oeS republifaniicben 9ln5eioe-
Clubs iei,
sd bin 9egenipdrtig Ger Spre-
der Der Srgoniiation, o6er es lit
nidt INNER 10 gepeien."
glohoem 0os 6ierouffolgen0e @e-
lddter oorii6er mar, fubr Der Gonoi-
Dat fort:
u8or fllr3er Belt mar i6 eit 9ro-
Ser Sdmeiger uno Gin geringer 9feO.
ner, iebt bin ib ein geringer Shpei-
ger, neil id) in Oregon oa5u berlr.
tbeilt bit."
9lls CT ollf Oie SanoIiingslpeiie ser
Sregoner &epublifaner binipies, oie
ibre Geleoateu 3lr Gbicooo Gonben-
ton angepieien botten fiir i'm 81
itimmen, iuuroe er nit groBcm Sci.
fan begriiBt gr iogte:
oS9 luar mir ser @eoeuting mei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

gel meitli6 BON @orofbto mo 9Lr05e-
mon 6elest. SSn Der 9ii9tung Der
Sirli6aba-9iegion bei Dem Gapuls@e-
birge pitrOen Die &eriltcbe 0eS SEM
oes, Die Sffeniipe ouf5unebmelt
0urd infer 5euer fru9tlos gemo9t.
o9tad 0en S9luBberidten wel6e
bier eineetroffei lin0, belduft iid 0ie
3nb( Der @efangenen mel1e Die
Eruppen Oes Generals gruIiiloff
pG6reno Der Sperotionen bonn A..
Sini bis 5um 12. glueuit, in mel1er
Eeriooe 6efeitigtc 2inien Der Selter-
reiAer ino 0eutiGen, Die iib bon
Dem Bri0et-6IuB bis 9funldnien aus
Oe6nen, eenomnen iuuroen pie
folet:
nGie 8obI Der Sffi5iere ino W}onn-
i9aften, einidIieBlib &Gnpfer unO
gti9tf1mpfer, mel9e our6 General
SAerbotidoff oefanoen genonlnen
ipuroen &ononen uno Wlaibinenee-
me6re, poren 1867 OffBiere, 55,749
Wann 50 Ganonen 211 Mal6inen-
gepebrc, 20 9om6en imo @tinenwers
fer uno 129 Nfunitionsmogen. Syn
@erbinoung nit Sen @efongenen, Ole
0ur9 @enerol &aleoine gemo1t nlr.
oen, 6elduft iib Die 3a6l ser @efon-
eenen auf 7757 Sffi5iere, 35O,S45
W}ann 405 Ganonen 1926 Mol1i-
nengewe6re, 33S N2inen. uno Bonn.
benperfer uno 292 Nlunitionspogen.
3u5iiglicb oieieS bro9ten mir cine
groBe 9ln5abl @elpebre, 80 Meilen
@iien6abni6ienen, Eeleeropben-Ma-
terial, iowie oeri6ieoene 0epots nit
Waunition nno SBionier-@loterial oIs
8eute ein.
Ger offi5iele 8eridbt, oen ooS riil.
iiide 9riegsant 6eiite 9Lbeno berof-
fentli6te, belagt oas g1o9Itebenoe:
n@eitlide ruiiii6e 6ront:: Die Si-
tuation lit unperdnoert.
nGaufaius-6ront - Cine Sfien-
iiOe oeriDieOener feinolidcr 9[btbei-
lun9en iiioli6 Der &egion BON aalo.
posoos in %eriien, iiioueitlid bon
llrmi, puroe Our9 lniere Eruppcn
pereiteIt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
ii6er aus, Oh oie @ennett-Sorldgc oic
Situotion beiiern ipiir0c
Or. glncller 6eIndjtc Qaniino.

g8oI6in9ton 16. gluerit. II
Or. 2alro W}iiaer, Der @}inilter oeS
9lusmGrtigcn bon 8raiilicn, mel6er
lib aus @eiunobeitsriidiibten IN oeu
Gercinigten Stooten aui6dlt, beiubtc
6eutc in @cgleitlng Oes brolilioni-
I6en 9oti6oiters 0a Sam Den
StootsIefretGr 2oniing. gs miro &C.
Iogt, ooB Der 9eiud mlr Gin PM
Itonosbciuc6 wor inO Or @lueller
beute 9lben0 no 6na6 glep-Yorf dli-
riidi1brt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

g9olbington t6. 9lrguit.
@rdIioent S8illon ernannte belltc
Scrrn s. S. $. gon Gngelfen aus
@oIt %olotfa, 6lo., gum 0ircttor Der
Nliin5e olS 9}o6folger Don q. @.
@oaep, welder Die oenofratilbe
@anlpaane nnteritiiben biIit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17
GeeIdlladlt 6co6odltct.

q lmiterOanL 16. 9lngnit (Oin
2onOOn). ~ 3iuei WcfedJte 5iuiTdcn
britiidcu nnO OentiMen Gricgsifif-
fen lunrOen in Der lebten g3adJt BON
5lnIbing, ISuIlanO, ans beObadtct,
iuic cine 6citise 0epcIhc ans Slni6-
ing an ben nSelegraf" beIaet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

Geroienite o0cr auf Die llnpopllari.
tat Der 9loniuiitration 3uriid5uiiib-
rem. Die Gemofraten mer0en niAt
geringe S1ul0 an i6rer g}ieocrloge
tragen, oenn iic 6aben es ourd i5re
uierloie @eiebgebung griinolih ge-
lernt i6r eigenes @rab 3u groben
Sungrig pie Die g9olie ltiir5ten iic
iid no6 Dem A. 0ldr5 1913 ouf Die
9unoes1mter imo Damn ailf Die @e-
ieBgebung. Menn iie auh in oieier
8e5ie6unq Iebr biel @utes lno gliib.
lihes geleiitet boben, 10 lit oos @e.
ionmtreiultat niht iebr befrieoigeno
uno nur penig geneigt, Stimmen
iiir ole oenotratiide 8artei 5u mo.
den. Ger llnoeruooo Sinmons.
Eorif, nelber I'M eriten Gongreiie
ooIlitdnoiger oemofratiiHer @ontrole
@eieb uuroe, bat iid ais Elm 10 tran.
RIGGS Modperf cnpieien, oaB ole
Portei ieBt ge5uungen iuorOen lit,
iib tbeilmaiie fir Die Sdub3oQ-Boli.
tit i6rer republifoniihen @egner 81
erflGren pie aus oeni Eorif auf5or-
beitoiie I'M proponirten Steuergeieb
eriihtli6 lit. Ger lln0erluooo.Sim-
monS-Garif Bat nicbt ole not6igen
MISREPRESENTATION proou3irt unO
piiroe o6ne Die GinfonlnenIteier.
@araaropben Elm gemoltiges Gefi5it
Oeruriadt baben. lle6rigens NOR
oieier Tarif audJ gar nidt Oafiir be-
rednet Die n6t6igen 9iegierungsein-
no6men 81 prpou5iren. Gas lit niht
oemofrotiihe Yolitif, pelGe ieit ie-
Der iid mebr ouf Die Oirefte 9eiteuc.
rpng Der 9inneniteuern berlonen
bat. 9ln6 luar onnols Der 4rieg
nod nibt ouSge6rohen itno nit ben
er6o6ten Ginna6uen aus Den 8in'
neniteuern uno Der Ginfommeniteier
b1tten iidb sic Geniofraten utter &C.
mo6nGben llmitdn0en gon5 gut
oltrhlblogen fonnen gl6er Die Bet
ten bo6en iitb iebr oeonoert Gle 9c
gierung brardt @elo, oiel @elo, unO
no es berfommeu ioa, iii cine groBe
5rage geporoeu, oeren 9eontiUor-
tung meittragenoe poIitiide 6olgen
5o6ep miro. Wlonate lang plagte iidj
oas Gomite fir W2ittel uno g9ege oes
Observation-Disclosures nit Der neien
Steuerporloge o6 ilno sic 9ia, luic
ihlieBlih pom 9l6qeorOneten6aus an.
genomnen legte ben 5djtperprnft
Der 9eiteuerlng olf Die Ginfoutmen-
itcier lmo cine @rbihaftsiteuer. 2ie
9eitimnumg sur Greiruug elmer ga
rif.Gonuiiiion mar uo6l midtig,
aber oieIe 8idtigfeit miro iid erit in
ip1tcren Sobreu 3eigen mo oo0urd
miro 5ur 3cit fein Gent proou5irt.
Oem aber bat lid oos 6inon5.Go-
mite oes Senots felt @oden nit Der
@orlage bei6Gitigt mO es Bat Die
9ia 10 oeridlebtert, Dab iie, penn
10 sum @eieB er6oben, Ser oenofra-
tiiHen @artei piele SauienOe bon
Stimmen foiten miro. Cos Senots.
Gomite bat unter glnocren aud Die
gebaiiigen StempeIitcuern olf Gofii.
mente, IepcI6en, giaete, Billiards
II j. 10. iuieoer eiugefiibrt, melde IN
ser Iogenannten &riegsiteuer ihon
81 iinoen uaren. g(n SteuerOorla-
gen lit itbon monde %ortci in Die
Bride gegangen rno es iie6t iebt
10 aus, ais OF iib Die @eididte iuie-
oerboleu miro.
&rGiioent 8iliou III 81 be0auern.
Ger GongreB pia iib INNER nod
nidt Oertager lmo ma6t ale ieine
6offiuingen ouf Elm paar g8oden
ueroiente 6erien 5i giidte. Ger quite
W2onu meik heltte noh nid1t offi3tell,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

&onOon 16. 9(uguit. n @ie
cine 0epeiAe Der Stefani-gaoGri6-
ten-9lgentilr aus 9iom beri1tet pur-
Oen Die Stdote 9tncono, Beiaro iluo
9finiiui IN Stolien 0ur9 Elm @r06e-
ben iiarf eri6iittert. Sn 9(ncona
muroc fem Sdooen angcribtet, 0o6
mirocn III 8elaro uuO &imihi einiee
SGuIer 3crItort, uuo miro befiir6tet
ouB in 9iimini einiee MenidenIe6en
81 6etlagen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

Qlbonnenteii, bic ben ,,9entidjen Gprrcfppn'
bcntcn" uidlt pilnftlia pber 1lurcgclmania er'
Dnlien, lub gcbctelb Der Office naOOn per Tclc.
p0on pber idrlitild Wlitt0elun9 az iiadlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

g9enu bic 9lepilbIitoner III Der
0auptiabc inn 9lonember iicgeu ioa.
ten 70 lit ooS nidt ani tire eigeuen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

GrdIioent g9iliou lit 5u beOauern.
Ger GongreB mia iicb INNER nod
nidt Dertagen imo maAt ale ieine
Soffilungen ouf ein paar g8oden
ueroiente 6erieu 5u glidte. Ger CUTE
Wlonn peiB bellte nod ni9t offi5iea,
ooB er pieoer ser BrGiioentiHafts-
Gun0ioat Der oemofrutiiGeii @artei
lit. uno tuenn er aud iein 9lnnobmc.
i1reiben ooer feline 9lnnabmereoe
ibon lGngit fein iduberlih nuseear,
beitet fat, 10 fam CT es oOcr fe nidt
pon1 Stopel loiien, wd6reno iein re-
publifaniiher @egner 9oniben gegeu
ieine gan5e Aominiitrotion ihleuoert
nno biel llnbeil onltiftet Die uner.
6ittlihe Gritif 0es Srn. $ugbes bat
Sen Brdiioerten IN Sorniid ge6radt
@r muB bolo antlporten ooer erplabt
go ioa Die 8endbribtiglngs Ge-
remonic, nit o0cr o5ne oen GongreB,
am 2. September in Scr fiirltIiden
@iaa bel Gong grand iiottfinoeu,
uno &r. @ilion miro Oonn Der 8elt
I'M 9lageneinen imo ben 8inOeitrid-
9lmerifdnern insbeIonoere mittbeilen
0aB CT sic @ieDernoniinirung oan-
feno onnimatt uno Dab er SrnGbos.
Gpous Sug6es bnIo Bic 2epiten le-
len miro. 5el6itperitdnolid lit man
in alien areiien iebr geipannt oo-
rauf, mas Der @rdiiocni sn iagen ba.
ben miro. gBa6rIheinlib piS0 er iei-
ne lnperiteblide merifoniibe Boiitit
erfldrcn unO nod piel me6r, iuos
iebt unberitdnOliH lit. Wlon muB es
&rn. gBilion loiieH ooB er Elm oiieG.
ter" eriier &loiie lit Gr miro in iei-
nen eigenen umo i'm 0amen Der oe.
mofratiiheH Bnrtei iprehei iuiO 10.
tort bon Der gefeniihe IN Die Often.
iipe iibergeben. Der bart ar6eitenoe
Wauu fam auh in oieieni Sabre
niht an 5erieu oenfen. Tes6al6
uiro i6n oos Golf @elegeubeit ge.
ben, Sieic oeroienten 8erien I'M nad.
iten Sabre nnh5uboIen uno iid aIf
ldnge, Ion9e 3eit ieineS 6amitien.
QliideS All erfrelen.
rs ermonicus~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-17

Sic glcmterjagO Der 0emofroten felt
orei Snbren etl onoercr 5tein
oes 9luitoBes i'm Golte. 0ie
8ertooung Oes GoHereiies Elm
number Nunft fir @oooroip @il-
ion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-08

ready now to accept at its face
value her statement concerning
Ward, unless they credited her
with the feat of being. in love with
the two men at the same time.
We'll, I'm sorry Charles Fox
has been tapped off, too. He's a
mighty fine chap" declared Floyd
with transparent heartiness.
Eyes. l must be going" said the
young women self-consciously, and
Hoped off up the ridge.
Bark up that tree for a while,
you two!" she said, with a twist
OF her lips, when she was we'll
away from them. "You-you darn
ed idiots! To go prowling around
Wards place, just as if-Ward'll
take shot at them If he catches
them nosing through his stock"
Her satisfaction lasted while
she rode to the next ridge. Then
the little devils of doubt came
a-swarming and a-whispering.
She turned, upon the crest of
the ridge, and looked away toward
the pine-dotted height, beyond
which Wards claim lay snuggled
out of sight in its little valley.
i've good mind to ride over
there right now, and make him
tell me-" she said to herself. "If
he cares--like he says he cares
he'll tell me." she murmured. 81
don't believe it's wolves. And of
course it isn't-what those fellows
seemed to think. But-where did
he get the money for all that?"
She headed Blue down the slope
as straight as she could go.
There was no trail that way.
and the ridges were steep and the
canyons circuitous. But Blue was
a good horse, he carried his lady
safely, and he carried her will
ingly.
He splashed both front feet into
the creek just before the cabin
and stopped to drink while Billy
Louise stared at the silent place.
BY the tracks along the creek
she knew that Ward had come
home, and she urged Blue across
the ford and up the bank to the
cabin. She slid off and went in
boldly to hide her inward embar-
rassment-and she found nothing
but emptiness there.
She waited for an hour or two,
sitting in the doorway, trying to
read magazine. Then she re-
saddled Blue and rode away, more
depressed than ever.