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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

ylad5 born gebergt, oie Sanoe 5lDi.
ldlen ben &nieen gefoltct, oif lDel6c
CT bic @llcu6ogei itiiBte, hattie CT oea
aopf III Den giadcn qeiporici in0 0eE
Bid erboben. Seil Beiic6t NOR
bdrtloS uno iugenolidj, feline 5mir
oiisi6pcifcnocu 2e6ens oocr eiues
uerbdrteten @cnlilts crfcnnbur, lcinc
{jiigc nid)t biibid) ober init ieiucn,
mdnnlidjcm glMsorld 0nrdjoils
fcine Observation-Disclosures. Cine
bobe Stirn oifenc, iurbtloic 9m9cn,
iCoblgepflcgtc, ipeiBe Sdn0e, eiii fcin
geidnittener Nhuio, 0en Elm Sdcbeln
gcpiB iebr on5iebeno genatbt bdtte
Der Wlann mlBte iuobl Ncn berern
StdnOen angeboren gl6cr tcii ga.
dcln trot IN DaS itarre glntliB mic CT
70 ooioB un0 ms 2ecre blidte in CT.
toartung iaincr Gooesihtnoc, uir or.
9e6ung ins llna6Gnocrlid)e lmO grim.
me Giiti6loiicnbeit iDaren oarui 81
leien.
lln0 oicier llcnih ct odtc faint
fiinfuio5lDnti3ig Sabre 8d6lcn mnr
Gin O10roer ST mar Derurteilt NOR.
zen, nidlt muf sSn0i5icH6epeiie oocr
Ons 8cuaniS anoercr bin, ionocru 5it.
iolge ieines cigenen Geitanoniiies
Gos Offer Icincs 8crbrc@enS atcr
NOR Gin icd)5iei0briger barmloier
'Wanl mo rnbiaer 9ilrger, ben mail
III icincni ci9aien flciucn @irlitngse
frciic licbte mo cbrtc nnO nilBerbalb
ocsielbcn farm fonntc
g9os ben Wloro DcranluBt battc,
ipcl6c @epeggriin6c Do3ii porIogcn
blieb Elm nngcloitcs 9lGticl ,Safob
Egoia mar aus Der Slirtbe gctomincn,
roo er, ipie olliountdati1 felt SSnbren.
ccn glbctoaottesoieuit 6cigcipobnt
bate Nm icucm glbeuo pcrlIcB ct
oos @otteSbaus allein; aud bic an.
bern airG91nger lirSniteu beraus,
eIli3eln pdnrpeiiq pter III aon5cn
8oniilien luo 8eritrciien ilt1 nab al.
len Jlfdhngen S5nter ibm dbcr
folgte elm einiomer Wlenit1, Der ibH
inImcr oidlt nli OeH 5cricn bIrD, BITS
lie eIne gnugriIppc crrcidlten lu Acs
rem iAwar3elB Sdotten iie 0oa nGtl)is
lE9e Dunfel pcrblIllte,
,n Sv pleiem 9bacBBlId iaD clu luIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28
IIid rlIDIe i0ri4enO anI ieinen 8il.

glid rilbte forideno mlf ieineu 8ii-
gen.
sic i6eincn mir ein Nleni6, Dem
olleS gelingt,~ mlrmeltc er. uSN
ipollte ~" CT liodte ploslidj.
,9ci Sbnen lit Mrs oob nitbt &c.
llngeii,~ clitqcgnete jener leile im0
oringenO. o4oben sic lids iibcr-
leqt2 @ibt es feinen g(tspeq2 Son.
men sic feline gleiiBerrng tim, feiu
8eiGcn mahcn Dos mir peritdnolidl
pdre2@
Der 9lngereoetc botte iib erbo6cn
nSSit es n0glidb, rief CT, ii1 bod mlf.
ric6teno, nSie gloiiben rod INNER
All MIDI" Ndt obgepanotem @eIitht
i6ritt er in Ser engen Belle 6in mo
Der. ,.Solien Sie ob oooon, IoQtc er
enolirb III beiierm Con, oes fonntc
mid iouit nod i'm leeten 9higen6lid
entmdnnen. 9htr oas TIM Sia mir
niht on!~
,.gIefL nein, Ueriic6erte Der anOerc
glcidfolls ailfitebeno, in beriibigenl
Dem Con. Dl}ein 3pcd lit nift, 81.
uen 81 iba0cf ionoern ai niiBen
Nolien sic micb MIR nod chlinal ira'
gen 5iini lcbtenual baben Sic fci.
men @unicb lacbr olf oem Scr5eit
fcin 9(6idjieoSmort feline 8otic6ait2
@om id) nihts TIM i'm &bre leBten
Shnoen init cinent StroDl oes Sib
tcS lnto 3roitcs 5li crbellen2"
Der @eiargrne trat oiht on ibn
hcran.
oglutiportea sic mir lieber,~ iagte
CT init iulteroriidter 2eioenid)aft,
,ipcsbalb boren Sic mid niifgeiuht7
Mcr iino sic imo ipariiti aeieen Sic
mir iolHcn glntcil2 gos be5ipeden
Sic bomit?4
oSeecn Sie iIc9 ino bSren sic mir
5u," entge0ncte Der an0ere, oui benz
ein3igen Shlbl benz @ett gegeniiber
@lab ncDmeno LID mill &Duei offel
9lcop iteben Der S1lieBer 1ot 50.
men inelicn unren ylnmeu genaunt;
idj Bette Nioger Grerel mo bin ais
glumdlt beiu Werlmt cinaeI1rIcben,
ilbe teoocJ felnc @rorls aus, yleIne
@eriloncilsuerDdltiiiic erlnnben mir,
rieigcn gyonoertrlebe mbeblnocrt 81
iol1cn, IgO bin uleJt uerDcirolct uuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28
6eirat6s.qicen,en.

9iniicll N 9clcw 40, Moi6ngton
g s., uuO @rocc 8. G'Srien 36
ggithpc Biits6lre6, go
Cars 9 ojinoerion %, Socllitf
Yoiut @lO7 uno aittp 5. glottoiou
%.
GoworO s. 55cd, 81, mO 0tarp
s Soof Is.
&il6ur u. gg6ittin96ou 90 umo
Olau s, Sia6ficlO, -.
5rco. 2. glllcn %, 9looniiiclO,
ap4 uno Sciiie &. Me1omora o.
GlcoriieIO, ga.
Clarence v. Sartmot 80, 2ebig6-
tor @oy mo Nlac 5nOOcr, 20, Slo.
lington &o
,Soco6 $ &lob, 80 Staituton %o.,
mo 9lnnie 9loient6al %.
gIornon Gunner %, uuO ASe6blc
6. Burroughs, -, 9ciOc BON @ai6.
ilaton 2. s.
SSomcs Solter 81 glber0ecn NO.
uno Ni1p 81. @6cbel, 33.
So6u 5. Sull 2G 9lidmon0, Goo
uno 2Dgio 6. G6onoler, 16, Bridge
port Conn,
9lI6ert @ice6ot 80, gSittwer W2oi-
ldu0, Stolieu, uno Souiia Q. Ea0lor
I3.
0}ouricc aorben 90, imo Gora
SolO6crg, %.
Soiepb 8, Sierncn %, Smburp
Eoy mo Siaion MariielO, 20.
SSm 2)oing 2l mo 2hmic @l
WlorriS, a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

bctribfc grait icbte aae Sebcl in
geipc9lm9 Inn ieincn 9nlicnt6alts.
ort aliS5lIiinocn. @pcrctt 6attc ic6
oci Scr 9Irnec nnucrbcu laiicn lmO
mnrOe nod oen %bilippinen 1cianOt
,Sil glu6ctrQHt icincr Dor5ii9li6cn
Seiltmgen mllroc er erit fii3licb
5lm Corporal beioroert. ,Sn eincm
8rieic, ben GUcrctt an icinc ,Srou gc.
i9ric6cn 6attc, eriidte cr 0icielbc nm
&erjcibmg Ger 9rici lpur0c bonn
&rie9s Dcpartcmcnt n gcrwanotc
pon 6rou Gpcrett oic iicb 3ur 3cit in
9lcp port dlitolt gcionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

Siahnc bon Sir g8iuiom g9oaace
i'm Grub @ill&orf.
Gtotuc BON Gorncluls Golgcrt
al St. YouLStrobc, om @ingana
jim @cricbtSgcbdnoe.
Gfonpcnt ani ocn ylori0 Goin
S6ladjticl0e.
@eOdhtuibtaicl an Der Nioucr res
nSt. %duiS.6rieGGoieS" ocn ElaBe
puiclhlt Die @ciolIcucu ocr 9lepohl.
tim lmo ocs S{ricDcs bon 1912 bel.
8cicbt milrocL
.Nlommcnt fir Oie 8rciwiIligcu
ocS aricgcs oon 1919" int Sort
@ic5cup.
@cod6tuiB.cfcl on oer p9t.
&auIS airdjc sum- ynoenfen ali Go.
pidn giiNolas ylurton Moore cngc.
brodjt.
@ccdcbtuiBidic. an NIooiion.9loe
@inaang 5im Grub &ill-Furt; 5um
9lnoenfcn on ocn aonf Ocs DriIio
Stills ongebroGt.
rGOgor 9Illan @oe @co66iniBto-
fcI~-n nG1ur6 Some & SniirmorD.
@cribtsgcbdnOe weldcs $1,000.
600 foItetc, an Ger ct. Saul mO
2egiuaton.Stra6c.
.llniOerIitn Gub." GhorleS. un0
Diaoiion-StraBc.
paeg @eood)tliBtoieI" - on ser
Rouer scr 0lt. @cruon 3loce Mctbo.
oiit @piScopnl.airhc.
,@cmorial TO %atrioi oi t6c 9le,
pollution" Dor Der Dit. 9lopal Sta.
tion.
9ieitc bon Groarbeiicn scr Se6eral.
Camps i'm @iirgcr.Griege nabe ocm
9Raoiior 9lpcnue Gingong Sum
GruiO Sill-Borf.
oGborlrs GurrolI @coddtniBta.
icl"-om Garroq.Mauiion an Der
2omboro-StroBe.
ovolDcrt Sull College @c01dt.
niBtoiel" WaHbcrrp- un6 Cathedral.
GtraBe. Gomptc DC &oibonbeon.
oglonumclt at JioOgcrs' 9oition
i'm @ottcrionsFnrf; Commodore
So6n 9ioOgcrs erri6tct.
@co1dtlBtofel oes Blates ser
oOlo GouarcB Sail" @de 8oIti.
moro nnO Sborp-StroBe; Ger Gon-
iinental.GoHgreB oerianlmelte lid
Oalclbit I'M IcScm6er t77G.
o@Ogor glqan Boe.Monumcilt" -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28
eofaI. .gcridltc ans @oi0inotou.


glnOalcrnoc aranf6cit lit oos Dlo.
tiD gt Dem Sel6itmorO, lucldcn Scr
81 Sa6rc aIte Weorgc lraocrS. So6n
bon 8rau @}orgoret o. 1raUcrS Uoa
glr G22, 9iorO &atrif StraBc,
ousiii6rtc anrj Dor Sem Diitto9eiien
io8tc q 81 ieincr SrdiJ Nlutter lm0
SdlUciler Scbcpo6l mo fiBtc Oiciels
ben 5nm lcbtcn Nlnl oa6ci ertldrcuoJ
OaB CT id oaS 2c6eu nc6meu wollc.
Eieie gIcnBerltng ulroc ais Sdc3
ouigciaBt Oo6 cine 9ladindung obs
gcbaItc1 ais Graucrs uicbt 5nn 81
icl Tam Gle 2eidc 0cs WiouneS
lpnroe all cincm 9amme inn Gortcn
ocs Nanies, an ocn SoientrGgcrn
0dngenO, aligeiluoeu.
1nrd cine &u9cl DerIeBt.
Curd cine Siigcl meIdc iid all.
ldeiicuo oerirrt 6atte, purOc cin
Foliaaicr Der StrnbenbobrL G6orlcs
9lr9anlp ain @inn6uden pcrIcbt.
Gle auocl iuluoe lpic ougcnoninen
miro, uobe 2itilc Sunting Greet ob.
aelcncrt Ger GcrIcttc tunroe mad
gsai1ington gcbrodt uoicl6it Gr
@olicr VI @oriiclo sic ailgel ats
Dem Siunbodcn cniicrntc lporaif lid
@lcGmdrp uodD icincr @o6luma Na.
&ernon 5iriid6cgob,
gllto llnfoll
Sin bon Gu9cue So9gort BON 9A.
sac. acofit 2trnBo, y vs., gecig
ncieg uno gcitelicrtes glldomo6iI roll
ie nod) ocn sic StcIerung ploblidl
periaatc. ou Der T. SroBc rno Dti.
dlIaan glpenic cine 9oihung 6inob.
g'cben Sern laggort bcfono iid
nod ,Srou d q. 9ooeuiprider ouo
Seipisburg @ @8oy in oenl aroit.
paaclL Uelde cine 8uBfuSdcl-Ger
rcufung ooDontrng, iid o6cr iueiger
ip elm Soipitol anf5iiudcn Eoggart
iam unoerlcbt oaoon bod mnrOe oos
qlllto iuit poIlig 5crtriiminert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

,Srml 9olitou mDaopit6n Soroiu I'M
tSeIpr1cb begriffen mar.
vSntIcbuloigen 5ic, bite, iogtc
cine ciiigfalte Stimner 0ibt nebci
ibr oSie erimlben mir ippbl -
Wloino ipor nllt i6ren Stu5l 5uriidge-
iinfcn itnb cmpfing aug iperrn Grns
boiDs Sdnocn i6r 6oihentiih, ipeldes
oieier bonn goocn onigeboben botte
ltno ibr rcidbte,
oSie ipollten iid6 pobl geronc 81
ibrem 8oter Eegcbeit sSrdiileit 60
Groir2 Damn moAte id a"
Wloino botte iicD ibnell pieoer &c.
FoBt. ogleiil" cripioerte tie, lcineni
glligc rubig hcgegneno, ,odS por icBi
nidt meire 9lDiidjf-~
Groshaip entiernte iib ino Dlo6ef
line peripnuocrte ii6 i'm ltillen, iuas
poAl Der roide 8lid beociiten iollte,
ocn 6ie 6eiocu matchmaker gelrehiclt
batt.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28
Z. Hnpltel
5ner sluUlfte Dini.

g8ohl lit ocr Sarg Elm @egenitano
ecs zdjredcns fiir oen @tcnIhenobcr
ucc6 weit ilirc)tborer lit cine @cfdng-
nis5elle, ans ipelcbcr jeoe 0oifniug
pcrbount iii. SSnt Sorgc rubt MIR
cine lcbloic Shlle ooS @er5meb, Die
@er5nciilirnq. Oos e5roilcn Dor Ocnt
iuobncno6aren @eifid lit poriibcr.
Die 3clle icordl, III ipclcbcr eiiA)icnih
Oenl lesten 2lbiAieo BON 9cbct ent.
Gegeitiicbt, oct inn piclleiht IN ;pcni,
qcn Sttnoctt piellcit6t ont ndcbiten
Gage, at cincr bcitilniutcu Belt nit
5irberhcit 6cporltebt ipeld Gin
inauerlimer Grtl III
o9lm 5lp0liten Wlai, spiiden 5chn
inO sipei 1l0r, iuiro onS EooeSErteil
ui ocm@crbreHer poll5oeen iperocu. Z
Diele 9Rortc flnngen Dem blciber
tgefunqenen mieoer itno ipie0er IN oen
Gbren, ipelmsr am Sip0liten Wlai I'M
5cfn llbr III leiner 2erter6clie olletl
mar. Gr IoB oilf Dem 9ianoe ietner
cIieruen @ettllelle, Itarrte nnh Der
fdDlen @ono, ndd) Der bergItterten
Eiir lmo Io9 init bcm Qtngc beS @es.
ties, wel9es lDeoer 0tIesel nod @tieB-
itdbc nod stertertpdHpe 9elUneH t0w
psEI "a 1. lpaA2 ae gzE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

o9liitouBart4 nit Der Sorforo.
glOe.-2inic SIT erreibcu.
oFutteriou.@arf,~ nit allen 6Thi1
ia5rcn6cn Sincu 5u crrci6cn.
uGiDcriioe.Barf, Garep.Str..Gi.
mic, iiioliA gebcnO.
oi5coerat@ilIEarf," gcpG0rt ci.
ne llcbrrii6t iibcr ocn imeren Soicn;
nit DER Srleous.Str. .2inie, iii0Iid
geJcro.
Sort 9lrmiIicao, Sort Carroll lluo
Sort SmalluooO, ON Ueiten nit
9ootcu 81 errcihcu.
gilOcr. @ollcrie ser nWiorvl1n0er
Siitorii6cn @eiealbait", al DER @de
oon St. Faul. lmo Sarotoga,Str.
oGorroltNioniion, an Ger @de
Don 5ront. un0 2om6ar0.GtroBe.
oSloGgcn.&ous, no oas Stcrnen
Banner Ocmadt wlir0c, an Ocr yloro-
pcltcdc bon %rntt- uno 9ll6cmorle.
StroBc.
o@}omi Glare" bic critc Glen.
6a5nIlotion IN 9lmerifa; an Scr @dc
uon %roit. mo GoppIcton-5traBe.
D&ce.Saus,~ all ser WiaOiion-glpe.,
uube 9ioole-StraBe.
6iinite 9legiments6oIlc," in pel-
der @ooorow g8iIion Gum $rdiiocit-
ibnitS- @onoiootcn nominirt miuOe.
2crington-Martt, al ocr @de BON
Scrington- uno Gutom.StroBe.
Maltcrs Sunitgo!lcrie, an ocr @de
pon G1arlcS. mo Centre. 5troBe.
y9romo 5eIecr.Gburm" on Der
gde oon 2ombarO, mo Girtolp Str.
uGoiuallD.Iburln an Der galii.
more, no6e 9}ortb -StraBc.
oGnod 4ratt.8rcibibliot6cf" -
(6entroIlteae), an Der Nlulbcrrv.
StroBc, no6c scr Gat6corol-StroBc.
oSdIadtcu- 0tonluuent," I'M Wlo.
nument.Squore, crridiet in @e5ug
ocS sicoc5 DER sdlo6t bel glort5
Bcint
o6rancis Scott GcD.9ionlment"
@iitop -Eloce uno 2nnoole.Str.
nGol. Acknowledgement" Inn
nGeOeral Sill Eorf."
n8clls uuo lfcGomas.Wonl.
ment" an 6jaD. nno Ronlment-
StroBc.
Confederate Nonment" an
Glt 9iopal-gloelc, no1e 2ouOale-
Strobc.
Linton SoIoiers' & Sailors 0lo-
mnncnt t~-im 3ruio Sill-@arf.
nGollm6uS Monlmcnt" an
ylort6-s(oeme mo 9ronopo0; lunr-
oe i'm SATIRE 1892 crridtet.
D&bomos @ilocD. .0lonnment4
au 9rooomop, nnbe Der Sopcttc.Str.
Statue BON e5eorgc @of0inoton
i'm 0ruio Sill@orf.
Statue bon Sol. @illtam s..
gSalion- all Dlt. 9loDal.9loeme uno
9ununlc.StroBe.
1SSames 8. 9liOgelp- p-Nonumeut" -
i'm &arlctl-@arf.
Stotuc bon Sen. Sobn sc. Sooo
an 9aItmorc.StraBe rmO sop.
finssBlace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

tien ii6ernininit, uno ferner @i5ets
o9lgmis Dci4 nit Dem iltngcn omcri-
faniiben Sanger E6eo. aorlc ais
Soliit.
Die aOratoriun.@e miro
Die 6cioen 8a6'itben G6ordle ,,Soro
Seius~ unO 80 iacreO Seao" lno
auBeroem cinen G6oraI bon 8roeto.
riuS u9orn is to us emanuel" uno
einen bon Sortinonsfi nGberu6im's
&rapern iinAen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

Sduobe ncrp0e Ncroncu 0cplcg BON 0ulfmmQsoiaci uo
fctcn &riumcu crd6piOcn ghsliic 8rit &Hdcn in6 op
Amcr5cu Snrousiaa Abnobmc Gcb6rS Gcboi 9q
torb NoGcnnridcl Smbrcppna g1HogGc Grr6bcl 3tcrii
@crjtlcfen @mbccnnnuG Ncudlici unO Srbinn crobrcn
os ocm 05ngcncuuS wc nae 6Uscu gcnSdcr %crrrunocu
ginod tr5cNcr 3cit Srftnu, GnwcinF &Gimus SrGmp
oNcr nuS &nAbrnG n rin pOas eiIub naf Sdla9
gcbrt mrrOcu.
Gnts cbrges uuoa
1m!@cn *riuat.aiuf, i37 Gait n. etry @eO gOrt " o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28
8iRsnS,UertbcS fir Neimder
S'ultiraurc'S.
Sc5cnslpcri6e Tuni!c Der eiaot lmo

Sebenswcrt6e %uni!c Der 6taot mo
luic ocicI5clBu crreihcn iino.
nDulioSill : @arf 7SO glder
9roB; init ocr WlaoIou. slDenuc.2i.
mic 5u crreidlcr
@ionlmcnt 81 5ort gabcod an
@neraI 2'abrod, Gopt. s5o5n 9Iooms
@e6itcr,
06ort GRcScurg Eart4 am Often.
sc scr Gorcp.Str.-9inie.
DGarroil-Yort@ NIT Ger Golum.
bia-9lDc.-&iAic 5u errciCbcn.
l5on GowarO, nobe Der 8ap.
Slore.2inie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

iibrr ocm Sra5c Gcaar 9lam Yoc'5
mn @cuniuiicr 6ricohoic, Gdc uoa
Wyccn mo Saucitc SiraBc.
y,Sobns @oplno llntperiiiGt," eic
ipdlcr om lIniUcrliip-@arfwoD uol'
lciod miro.
D,Sobus @oprius SoIpiial,~ onI
9'orO-@rooowao; nit Scr oItlib fa0'
rcu0cn Grlcan5. CTR. .9inie 5u crrei-
den.
u@oucbcr-Gollege" al Der ct.
Saul rmO "a. 9troBe,
D%cuboOD Snitiht," am @louut
&crnon @locc.
ogSai5ington 9ioulmeut" an
Dif Ecrnon, mo @aibington EIacei
1870 ,SuB bod; Der @ruOIicit pnroe
z. Snli 1915 9cicot; cS lit oo5 critic
Monument in DER @clt, lucld)e5
(Seorac &oi1m9iou crridtct wuroc.
pSpriu9liclO StoaiS Soipitol",
Sptc9oiac, gc6. (Sfiicc, llniot
nllnion 9SrotcIont Sniirmarp",
glr. t51I-3O, DiDiiiou.Stra6c.
oGotbc6roIc," an ocr GotDeorol'
mo Y}nl6crrp.6troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

gIbOuueutsn, Die Den g0cmtidJen
GOrreTpOnOenten1 nidDt piinftlid OSer
nnreselmdfig crbnlten, iinS scbeien,
Der Office odDOu per Sslepbun Oon
ldlriitIih ylitt6eiIana "a ma&en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28
glnS Oem Snneren WlarDlanO'S MnS
Den augreu3enOen Staaten.
sfM S9oacr8tolpn per


~ q II IL
Sn Sogerstomn erIitt Scrr George
@a9u 0eitcrn Nlorgen iGlimme
9ranoUunoen ais CT oas 5euer i'm
Siihenoien nit @oiolin onmahen
lpollte So6n 6ottc lid pergrifien
iltoen ct cine @aiolinfouuc onitott
cincr oonc6enitc6enoeu ao6lcuol.
fame uobm Seine aleiOer fingelt
6euer mo ebe ibm 6iilie gcbrndt
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bralmt @r puroe IN iter6euoem 3u-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

Simmer proftiihc. @ai.
tin Gals iid Der @loun uod elmer
Ddlslihcn Scene imter ooS Sofa &C.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

sylau cr,oannc ncu ,sannao,r onsss,sonoe,ir
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-09-01
the RAILROAD STRIKE.

A general railroad strike has
been ordered by the Union, to be-
gin next Monday morning at 7
o'clock. A faint hope of pre-
venting it is INDUCED in by
some. Should it take place, it
will be attended by paralysis OF
business and great suffering by
the people of the United States.
One railroad man, a member OF
the brotherhood, expressed his
own idea that it was simply
murder. How many deaths il
the cities, will be caused by Z
railroad strike at this time car
not be estimated.
1t seems impossible that IN /;
civilized. country, for the sake o
increased pay, men would nc
hesitate to cause the death b
starvation of thousands of in
nocent children.
The President has done every
thing possible to prevent tn
strike and it is now up to Cor
press to enact some drastic leg
islation which will prevent sue
a horrible thing as genera
railroad strike.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-09-01
Edith.

The all day meeting at St.
David's Lutheran Church was
we'll attended Sunday.
Mrs. W. F. Marston and two
children, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Isaiah Glenn recent.
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Compton
and three children, of Manassas,
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. E. Combton.
Miss Ruth Ca1lan returned to
Luray, Sunday, after two weeks
visit with relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. Rumsey Marston and sister
Miss Ethel, visited their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah
Glenn, the first of the week.
Mrs. B. ]. Callan and son.
Fred, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Glenn.
Rev. John Clanahan is spend
ing week with his daughter,
Mrs. W. A. Glen at Manassas.
Don't forget the Band reunion
at St. David's Church Saturday,
End.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-09-01

II. H Bailey, United States District
Inspector under the Federal Migratory
Bird Laws, is 10 Woodstock and vi
cinity this week. He comes to inves-
tigate reports OF the killing of Night
Hawks, commonly called Bull Bats. -
These birds are now protected under
both the State and Federal Laws. and
sportsmen should refrain from shoot
ing this bird. Parents should see
that their sons do not. improve their
marksms nhip, by shooting at these
birds, as has been the custom in years
past. The Night Hawk is truly an
insectivorous eating bird, and is
highly beneficial to the community in
which it breeds, and migrates through
Those desiring further information in
relative to the Federal Bird Laws,
should address Mr.. Bailey at his
headquarters,i liz Newport News, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-09-01
EVER SALlVATED BY
CALOMEL? HORRIBLE!
CALoMEL IS QUICKSILVER AND ACTS
LIKE DYNAMITE ON
YOUR LIVER.

Calomel loses you a day! You
know what calomel is. Calomel is
dangerous. 1t crashes into sour bile
like dynamite, cramping and sicken
ing you. Calomel attacks the bones
aad should never be put into your
system.
When your feel bilious. sluggish,
constipated and all knocked out and
believe you need dose OF dangerous
calomel just remember that your
druggist sell for so cents large bot
tie OF Dodson's Liver Tone. which is
entirely vegetable and pleasant to
take and is perfect substitute for
calomel. 1t is guaranteed to start
your liver without stirring you up
inside, and can not saliyate.
Don't take calomel! It makes you
sick the next day; it loses you DAYS
work. DOdson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and you feel great.
Give it to the children because II is
perfectly harmless and doesn't grippe.
adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-09-01
Young Man Killed By Train.

Luray, Va, Aug. 27.-Less
than seven hours after he left
Luray, where he had been call.
ing on a young woman, Elmer
kibler, a young man of this
county. was found dead at an
early hour this morning near
Fristoe's Crossing on the Nor
folk & Western Railroad, five
miles north of this place.
He is reported to have left
Luray- in company with John
Boten. the men intending to go
TO Vaughan Summit. one mile
north of where Kibler met his
death. Some time after mid
night Boten says that he and
Kibler sat down on the railroad
track and both fell asleep. Boten
was awakened by a passenger
train that passed about 4 O'Clock
and managed to get off the track. |
He attempted to save his COM
panion but was unable to pull
him from the track.
The dead man was about "a
years old and is survived by one
brother and FIVE sisters. He was
! son of the late John C. KILLER.
his county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-09-01

Mrs. w. K. Dodson and chill
dren, who were visiting W. E.
McInturff and family, returned
to their home in Huntington, W.
Va. Wednesday.
Miss Zula ,Gochenour left on
Monday for Linwood, N. c.,
where she has been directress in
music at The Tyro Academy for
the past two years. She will re-
sumo her duties again for this
session September 4th.
The annual meeting of the
Civic League will be held Friday
night, Sept. LIST. Much business
will be disposed of and all the
members are expected to be pres
ent at the High School Building
at 8 o'clock sharp. Election of
officers is on the program.
Mrs. Mary J. Carroll left to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Lester
Ruiz at Hopewell. Monday.
Beatlice. the six year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Beydler fell from fence unde,
a grape arbor in the yard of c.
H. Spiker and fractured her left
atm between the wrist and Ell
bow. DR.. Shaver rendered surg
ical aid.
Mrs. James Lichliter, who hal
been visiting friends here, re
turned to her home Tuesday
Her husband has been Supt. o
the Old Folks Home at Timber
vile for the past four years.
The partisans of Harrison
Downing, &C., for the primary
Sept. End inst. are quite a goo
little on the hustle. Harrison
the choice of our people, but i
, the general election John Pau
, will be the winner over all.
] Miss Ruth Crabill. who wa
; home on a vacation from tn
: Stuart Business College, Q
( Washington, returned Wedne:
day morning. She was accom-
4 pa MED by her cousin, Miss Kat
e arine Desmond, of Huntington
f w. Va.
!. h. C. Lookerman. of Bait
:. more, representing Sherwoo
S Bros, is here this week lookin
: after the oil customers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-09-01
R. F. d. No. l..

Mr.. Asa SlIeetz, wife and son
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Richard AMI
Mrs. John Fravel and daughter,
Miss Sarah Fravel. spent the
first of the week with MIR. and
Mrs. J. M. Fravel.
Mrs. Frank Soiggle and two
daughters, and Mrs. Charles
Cochran and two children are
spending week in Manassas.
Mr.. Charles Bowers and ia mily
spent the weekend with relatives
on Cedar Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Crabill
his parents, the first of
the week.
Mrs. James Lichliter spent a
few days with Mrs. M. Gochen-
our.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hepner
visited Mrs. Hepner's aunt, MIS-.
Koontz recently.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-09-01
v. R. Lucas Stricken While
Leaving Surf at Wright
vile Beach.

The body of W r Luc~s, proprie-
tor OF Hotel Evans, arrived in Win
chester q few nights ago from
Wrightsville Beach. North Carolina,
where he died suddenly Wednesday
Mr. Lucas, who was sufferer from
heart trouble, was stricken as he was
leaving the surf and died before he
could be removed to his hotel.
The body was met at the trim, by
the officers Of the Winchester Chamber
OF Commerce, of which organization
Mr.. Lucas was the founder and first
president A delegation from Hiram
Lodge No 2, was also present. Mr..
Lucas belonged to the fredericksburg
lodge of Masons.