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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

telt init oen glrmen uno Itrafften Oie
w}usfeln. Sin paar Wlinuten lang
lboben iie iid in fitraen 9[bl1bep bin
uno Der, aber feiner fonnte sic 9ber.
bano getDiitnen, imo es i6ien, ais
poren iie an &rdften uno aunlt oes
Hingens chamber eeipa6ien. @os
Dem Ebonla5 8ogoon an SorperI1n1e
feblte, eriebte er rei6lid ourh Sic
8reite Der Sdulterr, itno ipenn er
ou6 in Der eriten Belt nod feinen
gorteil bernts5ubeiben oermodte, oil
ieincr diisoouernoen &raft mliBte Ser
onoere iblieBlid erlobmen. Seine
idben gIrgriffe foIgten audi idon
nidt mebr 70 raid aitfeinanoer, ole
5u glnfang, iinO iein gltem eing tell.
deno, als iDdte er bolo am @noe iei.
ner Grdfte. @ie @oginsfer 9urId1en
poren ailf Die @ant geIpritnaeii un6
bebten ibreri Dorfgenoiien, er iolle
eS fiir5 MAIDEN, Der groBn1uliae
@aroiit m6re i6on fertig. Do Iadte
Jran5 &alinna ntitten i'm gfinaen
lailt ouf. n6ertig5 ioet ibr2 syett
fdngt es BEL mir er1t anil" limb qleidy
ooralif ging oiir1 ieinen gatsen Q6r.
per eiit idbes 9lnipohnen sic gloern
ON Salie itrafften ii9 ibu fait gum
8eripringen, Elm feiter @riff nit BEL.
ben Sanoen, elm g2ieoerbeugell III 6en
4nieei imo fem @egner floq iblh
iiber Die linfe Sdrlter. sic ser
8lis mar er berunL iporf li1 iiber
ibn, uno ip1breno er ibn nit beioen
g(rmen feit ollf oen gooen prcBte,
froote er feiihcn0 Sea, 9ouer, ipillIt
OF nun SSricocn boIten ino rubiq
nad Soitie fabren2 Sect gIoiibIt on
Dobl onB bier Seierobcno 1T, neml
ib ibu anlagel"
@inen sligen6lif lang Sotcnitillc,
oontt Elm SGrnt ais ip1re eine gon5e
Sole IoSgclaiier ltnO nittcu oa5ipi-
idcn cine qcllcnoc SrqlenItintulc
oStedt Die aieiier fort, bic lpclIer
fort, Inn @ottcs ipillen cS aibt ciil
ltnoliid@ Ga iprdng 5ron3 BON lei,
mem Wcgucr oui lulo iob, oQB sic
@oria iirb nit blntcuocu SauDcu All
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
Sin ncnes 9beater.

Infer Der DIRECTION BON 6rou Sos.
g}utbon peroen Oie Arrangements fir
Die @rofiming oes o&aga6ono-Ibea-
ters" 10 idnea mie m0gIi9 81 @noe
gefiibrt. Sic @}itelieOer ioipo6l iDie
bic 0ireftorcn ser Gompagnie, ipelGe
oieie gleierlme IN Der bieiigen Gbea.
terluelt einriIbren, beripre1en ii1 ei-
men groBen Griolg. g9Gbren0 meb.
reter @o9en lino glrbeiter eniiig tbG-
tig gemeien, Die ifmeren Hdumli6fei-
ten inl eri.en Stodiperf ser ct.
Somes Experiments un3udnOern sic
bon oen ,,Gogabonoiits" ais S6alt.
Ipielbous beliuet mer0en. Die @abne
iiebt i6rer Goaenoung entgeaen, Die
Earfettiibc, oie iuie &ir6eniee auS.
ieben, iino eingeridtet; oiid bat man
ibon nit Der 0eforation Der @Gnoe
begonrcn. Ger StDl miro got6iid
iein in laniter geoGnpiter Golori-
ring. @leftrii9e &er5enlidter per-
oen Oen @lab erleu6ten. Die critic
9oriieaung miro am 2. gioUember
itattiinoen. 3ur 9lufiiibriing selon.
Gen peuro@. D}enden's nE6e glrtiit"
EboiuaS gSooo SteOenS o9iDlano4
laio GroicuoO'S oWierrp Geotb"
0icies @roGrdmm miro ieOen 0ou-
ueritag imO SamItag I'M Dtonot 9lo-
penlber pieoerbolt. SpGter wirO
cine anoere &ei6e Dcu @inofteru oor-
ge6otcn. Inter 0elIjeniaell peIbe IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

yiano Der &ontbntf tlarumeru, imt
ni1t gleicb geporfen 5lt iperoen Ga
l1rie bic Grlgipirtin lout otf hor
9lnglt Ole Wlarin iolIte belfen, oie
beioen auseiuan0er ali bringen. 3ie
aber riibrte iif nibt. sic Itato nit
Deridrdnften 9Irnen mitten 5fpiiben
oen @opieller @uric6en, gans blob i'm
@eiibt itno nit oiifeindnoer gepreb.
ten 8dbnen, itIr lire goienfliteel
5itterten bor grregimg, als f6nnte iie
ben Iusgang oes Samples nidt CT.
tportcn.
SSSett botte 5rait5 enoli9 fiir 1einefl
5uriidgeOrGngten itno oitsqegIitteneil
SUB eihen Stittpitnft aefltn6en. ST.
neiI glugenbIid oouerte es nod, Bis
er ieine sdltite otpiIHen ben 0lrinen
biuoiirhge5ipdngt bate, 6ie icinen
Geib irntfIontnert bieIten, oann eill
fur5er @riff, Elm geipaItiges goriper.
fen 0es gau5en 4orpers, iuto Der syon
Hooleidnb flog ipie Elm Stiid SoIs
oitf Die bnrte 9iele. sSran5 ridtete
iib citf iino iogte ber1dtli6: n@eb
fHlafcn, Bauer! Geiit Wlunoucrf lit
gr0ber olS oeine 4roftl" ltno als
er Iih berausforoernO i'm areiIe Inn.
iab, traf iein Bid oilf elm totenblaIIes
Weiitbt, aus Dem i'm Elm 8aar qanS
entictte 9litgen onItorrten. Da soq
ibm cine tuiloe Sreltoe ourdjs Ser3
inO er lohte laitt nuf. SSo, NIT oenl
Qgeinen fans umgefebrt, iest ipor
Iie au Ser gfei6el
Gie Mroier Burden Eotten ben
bonn Stllr5e gon5 bet1ubten syon
8ooleihnD niifgebobeh uno idriecn
laut, bel Nem 8peifdmpfe iei es nidjt
nit rehten 9ingen 5ugegongerL Der
SranS aoliuno babe irgenO cincn Der.
botenen @rifi nneepaiI0t.
ga ihob iiH Der lonqc EGomo5
gogoan noH bort im0 rief: ,g}u,
ooirl iboIlen mir nal icbclt, mas ibnu
bei mir feline perbotenen @rifie bclfcn
per0en.r
Giucn gliigenblid lond ihlltcrten
Iid sic @egucr, oanu wdrieH iic Iidl
0cgcncltanocr, lumtIamnIertcu licb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

0}unitiou in Siberbeit 8u brineen.
@ineQuontitdt Gouperf muroe our9
Oos 6euer berticbtet iino oos Synnere
oeS Sbuppens ausgebronnt 0o Der
56uppen beribloiier mar uno feiu
0ieni6 in 0enielben einorineet
fonute, miro onseuommen OoB 0os
5euer our6 &ur8idluB perurio6t
mur0e.
&epubIifonifbe W1oiien-
Scr amm lling.
Die groBte 9lGegonp-Gount1 Ser
iunmliing Der oieSidbrigen republi-
fnniicben @o6lGompoene ioa beute
I'M a0}arplanO &Deotcr" au Gumber-
lono abeeboltcn merOen uuo unter
Sen ge0ncrn befin6en iicb Senotor
Soroiug bon 0bio, Or. sSoiepb s.
5rdnce, Gonoioot fir Den gunOes-
Sernt lno 5reOerid q. 3iblmon
Der GonereB. .Gan6iOot Oes iecbiten
0iitrifts.
&or Der Gerlammlrng finoet cine
@orooe itott, moran lie6en WtuIif-
&opeQcn aus berI9ieoenen Sbeileu
oes Gountps tbeilncbmen per0en.
g(lbert g. 8aub miro 0en 8orIiB fiib-
ren. Stootsienator 3iblmon oer
BON ocn 9lnItrengunqen ser Cant
pogne itno oen Reiien lrno 9lnipra-
den I'M Sreien itart mitgenoutnen
mar, erbolt iidb erfreuIiber g8eiie
ie6r raid bon oeu Stropo5en.
Bon Der @iienbobn iiber.
fobren.
Soc SomiltoH bon 21urel, @lr.
puroe BON einem 3uge Der o8alti-
more-Sbio.8abn" in Scr gl1be bon
Gontee, menige @2eilcn iijOlid bon
2alireG in Ser g8oft iiberfobren.
Seine 2ei9e purOe bonn Yerional
oes @lorgen8uges bon Baltimore
no6 8oibiu9ton entoedt unO bon
elmer 9ln3abl &aiiogiere ioentifi8irt.
Ger aopf mar alott bonn S0rper ge-
idnitten uno man nintnt an, 0aB
$onilton Den @eleiien entlong nab
2ourel giug, olS Ser llnfoll iib er-
eiguete. Ger Coroner gob Elm Ser.
oift ailf 800 Ourd ltnfoG ob. So-
milton mar iugefdbr 80 Sabre alt;
cine S9peiter, 6rait Dobis, tebt in
2ourel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
euEaI6eridlte ans gsaihinatum.


9rnn6 i'm %ugeu6geriHi /.
llhi 3 ltbr Morgens bra6 Seuer
i'm @ebdIloe 0es Sigenogeridts, 9}r.
203 SsStraBe, georOipeit, aus. DIc.
G6on imo iefne 5rou plroen aeret.
tel. cbe iie 8eit batter, ii6 on3u5ie.
ber oa feline anoere 9iettilug ans
Dem nit gaiib aueeiiiIlten @c66uoe
m5gliH mar. 25idmaunidaiten bal
fen oeu geOrdueten, ibre 8lu6t aus
Dem aeid6roeten @eboiOe nit Sill.
ie elmer Setter 5il beperfIteaen. Sie
trHqcn feline 9crlebungel 0ooon.
Gas 5eiier Bate ieinen ltriprung I'M
Seller uuo bate iih idou bis gum
5ipeiten Stof ourhgeireiien, e6e cs
emoedt iDiroe. Ger Sdaoen aIn
@ebduoe beldiift Ii9 oiti 5000. eielt.
tenant &ellmnt6 poh Der 1priber.
GouIpaonie glr. 6, pel1er Bel einem
Seuer Dor einigen Sabrea @erletin.
gen oapongeiraeen botte, 800 iiG oo.
bei Shuittunnoen an Der Suuo 3u.
Gin glutombbtI aeito6len.
Sin glutomobil, @igcnt6um oes III
oem SSnglciioe 9lportement6ous mob.
nenoen 9epis glItentus, muroe bon
iemem 5tauocrte Dor Sem Carlisle
gIporteHeut6aus an Scr IA. StroBe
uno GoIlmbin.9IUenhe, eeitobIeh
Bel eincm 5uBbaIIipieI
berlebt.
Ger i2j1brioe Charles g2ewmon
bon g1f. 5S5. 9euneiiec.g(pe., brad,
bel einem sSuBbdllipiel 3piideu ocn
W9obdms mo Siqslonos, oaourd,
Dab er gpiiden Ole SpieIer aerietb,
icin linfes gein. Ios spiel fan6
ouf benz Girciisplnb an Der 15. imo
S.SiraBe, glorooit itdtt. st muroe
nad Dem GniuoltD.Soipitol gebradt.
@ bed fdliderei in @oib-
iugton.
Iie 9RetaiI Wler9onts gliiociotiou
bate oen9eidIuB aefaBt, alle pcrtb-
loien Gbeds ourd ein beionoers 5ii
oieiem 8iUede eiuaeriHtetes @re6it.
8iireui geben 5it laiien, lin Iid Dor
oaonrd entitebenoem S6aoeu al
ihiiben Ger grfoIg brodte crnitc
lleberraidunaen init iih, pelde Sic
4altiIelite beranIabte, oie 9(ngeIegen-
belt in Die Sauoc oes GiItrifts.gIn.
UaIts qasfe1 SIT Ieseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

gebOrtcn lln6 6a eriff cr felt su,
bog oas @eiid)t berilnter in6 Iudlte
i'm DuuifeItt 10 Iotlge, biz ct elm goar
Stppen fono. 3ie fiibte CT bershaft
nno Ionec, Bis oie ieItfome gridjei.
nung iih ibm alLS oen glrmen mono
nno init fliidtlaen SiiBcu oie gooeir.
treppe binnilfeilte. Damn Itono er
nod cine gan5e @eiIe inn 3lmfeIn,
nno uIs er ipieOer iii oie Gruaitube
trdt, mar cine gon5 nerfpiit6iae
6r0bIi6feit iiber i'm qefontnIen. Tie
Wentter, Die nlittlerpeile lid nit SfIfc
BON ein poar iiiBcn 4ofaoibndDsdjen
bon ibren Sdref crbolt battle, iiber.
ihiittete i'm nit elmer iuobreu Slut
BON 8oripiirfen, er abcr 500 iid aonj
gelniien Den 9iod an, iGubertc iic5
nit eineui noiien Guide bie 5crI6m.
Oereu SGnoe rn0 Iadjte mr. al
dlIerh, mas iie iagte. ga tpm6te iiclj
Die 9rlgtuirtir 5l ibrer Softer, DC
ibr beim 8onfen reolicb eebolfcn
botte.
1Wlau ioIlte rein eIaubrn, Der
Sung 1T gana nno gar iibcrge.
f1nopptl"
Sect ipuroe Sron8 pIoeIih ipiebsr
ernit.
o9ld, ncin, Whitter, icb ipeiB aans
genoii, ipoS i1 mill, iebt bielleidt nod
beiier ais Dor eitier bolbeh Stunoe.
llno i'd bdtte oir mebr 5il iogelt olS
Oli mir, ober i'd 6enf', mir loIIcn 0as
allies liebcr oilf morgrnr Golnit
wonote CT iiCb ab uno 9ing binous III
Den monobeid)ieueher @ortcn, oenM
tuic i'm 81 Wllite mar, glqu6tc cr'S
IN Der nieorigcu Shlbe nit dIl 0cm
0ilnit itn0 Guolm nldt
ntebs onsbaltcn 6r fonilcn
(6orticeimd ioIoi) y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
WlaF gllimcnte 8a6Ieu.


N2ourice @. airl6 BON gtr. 4tt,
glorO.gono. .StroBe, bebouptete i'm
nor60itIiden @oli5eigeritbt cute
@riinOe eebabt 81 boben, ols er leinc
Srou SreOa Seigel airi6, berlieB.
@r ioet iie flippte ibre Singer in
iein @eiibt mari cine 9oie bonn ao.
min uno erflGrte, cine eeborenc
Sdoiiipielerin uno I'M Stonoe an
ieih cin &ernogen ouf Der 8iibue
5li MAIDEN.
SSrolt S{iri6 bebouptet, ooB ndd
nebrpodiger abpeienbeit ibr U1ont
ibr teIepbonirt bGtte, i'm an ser @de
bon SomorOs rmo SoDettes sStroBe all
treffet meil er cine lleberroIduug
fir iie bdtte. 9fo6Oem lie mebrere
Stunoen erfololos sort gelportet
bdtte, lei iie in ibre 8obnllug 5ltriid.
acfebrt unO entocdte at ibrcnl Gr-
itounen 0oB ibr Wlann iGnlnitlibc
DlObel forteeidafft botte. SIN SUM
bate airiA, ser oonlols nod ibr
GerIobter mar, iie ouf 8rriidgobe
BON @eidbenten berflugt, uIs er
uerfte, ooB i6re geisung fir ibn er-
toltet mar.
Gidter Slit oerurtbeiltc Sen
W8onn Ieiner 5rou $3.50 9(limente
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

Der Groffmmgs@ s@oriteGung ouitreten
wereoH, beiin0ep iid SRI. W}ina @oi-
tber, Sri @li5ubetb Gaser, SRI.
@lou0 86urmon, Die Serren gieoo
9eoro, Charles gI. McGonn @ilroes
So5Ieburit Sri. Sulid ReDuoIOs iuo
@oIter SminOeQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
gsh6Icn beitanSia filr grp66itiun.

@a6len 6citanSis fir GruGi6itiun.
Sine groBe Geriamntling i'm Sn.
tereiie Der Grobibition iDuroe aeItern
in Der Gercinigtcn Mcmorial.9irdje
an Der @de Der Srelnont. imo SO.
mouOion-9iuenue obacboltcn. 0ic
&coner Darcn: Baitor Souot6ou s.
9ag, SiiperintenOent 0es glr6eiter-
EenpeEs bon 9leip.9orf, mO Sr. z.
Sc. Sare, Shperintenoent ser ,D}org-
lano glnti.Saloon.9iga"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

Der @eihGftsmann bofft OoB es ibn
moglih iein miro, Die 9altimorer in
4rinceB glnne begriiBen 3u tonhen.
9im eriportet, OaB Die Delegoten
am nGditen Donneritog ooer 5reitog
IN @rinceB 9(nne eintreffen peroen.
9tttIeStopu Eurnpife
freigegeben.
Cine @ereiuborrtng lit 5u Stanoe
gcfonunen Die 9ittlestopn Surnpite,
oie lcste in Gorroa-Goiintp, ols 0f.
ientIi6e 2onoitraBe 1u eroffneu. 90
ollr6 miro oos leBte 8oatbor in Gor.
roa-GountD olfgeboben. Die StroBe
fiibrt BON @eltniniter matt Der
9enniploanio Giienbobn.2inie uno
oerbinoet 6ettDsblrg nit Der Olo
Yittsbure6 &oao, 9ie StroBe lit
uu9efdbr II Meilen lana uuo ein
TbeiI Ger fiir0eiten &oute bon 8olti-
more nod gettysburg.
\ o ner J 0 bung sem q y IT.
Cine 2obnerbobung BON IA Bro.
oeut pilroe oen 9lngeitelten Der
S1meloperfe BON q. & @. EoDlor
So. BON Cumberland 6eipiqigt. lleber
100 9eute nebmen an Dem gortbeil
3bei(.
Cine 6euti6e Sod5eit,
0elbert 81. &iBnliller, Ser Sobn
bon Grou Sod s. aismiIer bon
Sia.StroBe, uno Sri. 0lorgoret 6.
Serpit, oie Sodter oon Gonroo s..
Serpicb, Dlitglieo oes Morplono 0e-
legatenbollies bon 9(aeganp- -GountD,
purOen in ser lilt6. ct. 2ufasfirhe
in Cumberland non ben Baltoren
Garl s. 9ergner uuo Mortin 8. On
oerS getralt.
8or ieinem Sauie iiber'
ia bren.
Ser DieriG9rige Steal @lcanb,
Sobn BON Serrn uno 5rou 8enja-
min WlcaoD, muroe Dor ieinem Seim
in Siloer Spring, @onteomerD.@o,
bon einem 9lutono6il, oelien Soen-
titGt nod nicbt ieitgeitellt perOen
fonnte, iiberfobren un0 tootliA Der
lett. @r itarb im @olter 9teeo-So-
ipital IN @oibington, no9Oem er bon
.ra
einen boriiber fobrenoen gLutonobil
oortbin eebroht tporoen mar penige
Wiinuteu nod ieiner Ginlieferung.
Coroner g2ebitt nobm cine Inter
iu6ung oes 2eidnoms Dor lno iiber-
mittelte oann ben 2ei6nniH an bic
MnrDlGnoer 9eborbeu. Ser Sna6e
bate biuter elmer Sede eeItmoen
ols Elm 6reilnO auf Ser an6erenSeite
Der StraBe ibm 5urief 5ii ibu bin
iiber al fommen. gr befono iiA in
Sem gtugenblid, ais Oos 9tutonobiG
IN trof niitten auf Scr StroBe. Sein
@oter 1T @drter i'm 5oologii6en
@orten.
@rono in Scr Btott en-.
qlfnoenie.
Gin 6euer i'm @eidiibiduppen ser
JGotten9l 9lfooenlic 81 glnnapolis Oer-
iiriocbte cine groBe 9lufregung. Sin
gLlarn rief oie Gooetten unO onoere
Eerionen 8ur Silfeleiitiing ber6eL
inO cs aelang, Ole @eidiise lino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
Was oem Snnercu Wfurblnn6's Mnb
ben nHerensenOeu Staaten.
Sn @rinceB stnne er.
tpartet

Gie Toiir oes ngereins ser aolif.
Ieute tno 8obtifonten" sitr S6r6e-
rng 6es SonoeIs nod 9SriuceB
9Inne, 5onieriet. Gouutg, unO anoe-
ren Ebcileu Scr oltIibeH Settle uiro
ols ciher Der midtieIten S6ritte an.
geiebelb Die geielidoftlihen uno
&unoeIsbc8icbuueen Der beioeu Sef-
tionen ocs Stootes 81 erneueru imo
enatr 81 aeitoIten. Gos sSntereiie IN
@riuceB qtnne fit oieies lliiterncb.
meu pddit BON &oe 8l Eoo. uno ie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

GntiailibunN. gautr: ytSelicru
bore idl, ipic Der OUTSIDER iaQt. es 1T
piel 6e0crOieb III Der Siuot; id, ocnfe,
cs III &iebniarIt mo iUie id bssfom-
me, NJ gnr lii(btS los r. bloS Soarna.
liltcntdg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
@iM antss @inrci6emttte[

Ntnunenten, bic ben sGentI1en gurreIpon.
entcn" nidlt piinltld uoer uurrgclntdbln ct.
nlten, iino 9ebeteuy Der Gfficc onbun per Gele.
mon poer ihrlttid wHttDellug az iuadleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17
@a6ttaIbetIllna 6er g2er0enl6mdde.

SDae nerD6ie 9eronen eepIoe ponSofnnssIoiafeit no
bedten Erdumen, e9opmOen ausiien gruit. goden- n6
Sopdmer Saaraisfua abnabme SeS @90rs uO Der Se6tra
&aorr5 Wtagn0riiden Shboertopng Mi0gfet @rrotten,
8ittern $eopfen 9ruibefmmng GengItdfeit n6 Srbinn
a9ren aus benz rSnguOrenuO wie seu ingeuSer Ser.
rrnngen sriubd in ir5eer 3e GtrittHrcn Saenm6,
EBmOs drampaOer nuO @aerbrnd mad elmer bSia uueu s
tgUoe anf cincn SdIae Qebeilt merOen
u %es nsrgane Ie9nbe QuHap), no un
preimarien befanbt ' 80 - ~ -"
9entiden SriOatSIinit 1877 SAT- 81 Str, @cpgOrf @.g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-17

Gin 6euer i'm @eiAiisiduppen Der
Slotten slfooenie 81 glnnapoliS oer.
ilriobte cine groBe glufregung. @ir
gtlarm rief oie GoOetten inO onoer(
EerIonen 8ur Siilfeleiiting ber6ei
ilno es gelang, Die @eidiise iinf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-22
California Motor Oil
and the Exposition

One thing the Exposition has done
for California petroleum, it is said, has
been the correction of the mistaken
theory that good motor oil couldn't be
made from asphalt. base crude.
A representative of one of the big
California refiners says that ever since
the awards of the Exposition iuries
have been given wide publicity, motor
lists and dealers who couldn't see any
thing but Eastern oil are coming
around to using and advocating oil
made from California petroleum.
"Paraffine base oil was the first
motor oil developed" says this refin-
cry representative, "and even after
Western oil had been developed and
proved, the old tradition concerning
paraffine base oil still clung, en-.
couraged no doubt by the refiners of
these oils. -
"And, by the way, not only the Elk.
position juries, but gas engine author
tiles are now endorsing asphalt-base
motor oils
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-22
THE DEVIL HAS QUIT HIS JOB

The Devil sat by the lake Of fire on a
pale of sulphur kegs;
His head was bowed upon his breast, his
tail between his legs;
A look of shame was on his face, but
sparks dripped from his eyes,
He had sent his resignation to the
throne up in the skies.
I'm down and out, {" the Devil said
He said il with sob;
"Therc are others that outclass me,
and want TO quit my job.
Hell ism I in it with the land that lies
along the Rhine;
m has-becn and piker and, there
fore, / resign.
"One ammunition maker, with his aw-
full shot and she'll
Knows more about damnation than all
the imps in hell,
Give my Job to Kaiser William or TO
the Russian Czar,
Or King George, or j. p. Morgan, or
some such men Of war.
81 hate 10 leave the old home, the spot
love so well;
But ] feel that ] IN not up-to-date in
the art Of running hell. "
And the Devil spit squirt of steam
at birthstone humble bee,
And muttered that he guessed he d go
aud hunt up young John d. y
Henry NJ. Tichenor in The Ripsaw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-22

and they seemed to think that could
tell them far more interesting things
than they could tell me- Had ] been
in Paris latelyg Was it cold there
What was on at the theatrcsi Was it
true that the president of France had
resigned? They had heard so. They
had heard, out there in the bleak Serb
ian mountains, that France was with
out q president and that the cabinet
and government had gone to pieces. 1t
WASH 7 so? That was fine. Everything
was all right along the western front
Did / know that within two days the
French were going to blow up the
bridge across the Vardar, near where
we were sittings
Missouri Mules Bite.
''They are. I.crossed the bridge to-
day and saw the dynamite in place, "
said one soldier at will make an aw-
full bang, one Of the engineers told
me.
"Are those American mulesg"
asked, pointing to the tethered animals.
"Nol no! Spanish" explained a
sergeant. American mules are too
mean. Missouri mules-I know them,
They bark and bite like dogs, as well
as kick. Your American mules are
dangerous at both ends, But these
Spanish mules have one safe end, be-
cause they don't bite.
The fireplace was huge log which
had deep niche burned into it. lnte
II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-22
INJURED MAN WAS GRITTY

After having severed one of the
bones of his left leg with an axe,
d. l.. Scott, a woodcutter, living near
Sutherlin, crawled more than mile
through two feet Of snow to his cabin
where he summoned help by firing
a gun. He was brought to Roseburg
Wednesday night-and admitted to Mer-
cy hospital where he is receiving medi-
cal treatment. His condition is said
to be precarious.
Nine hours passed before Scott
was able to attract the attention of
two men who Glanced to be workine
in the vicinity of where he lived.
Twice during the struggle through
the deep snow the. injured man lost
consciousness, but upon each occa-
sion he revived and succeeded in re-
gaining control Of his faculties by
eating handfulls of snow. Mr.. Scott
had lived near the scene of the acci.
dent for some time past and Is quite
well known in and about Sutherhn.
He is said to be a worthy man and
his misfortune is deplored by his many
friends Roseburg Review. Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-22
DO YOU FEEL HEADAoHY?
LOOK TO YOUR STOMACH
= \ 4 x = = y = 4 x y y 4

1t is an unusual thing for druggist
to sell medicine under a guarantee to
refund the money If it does not cure,
Yet this is the way Danial j. Fry, the
popular druggist, is selling Mi.o-na, the
standard dyspepsia remedy.
Never before has he had so large a
number Of customers tell him that a
medicine has been suecessful as with
Mi.o.na. People who few months ago
looked like walking skeletons have put
on flesh and today are ruddy and Wig
orous with perfect digestion and good
health.
There Is no longer any need for any.
one suffering or making their friends
suffer on account.of dyspepsia. Mi-o-na
can always be relied upon. The per-
centage Of cures is 80 great that there
is little risk 10 Daniel j. Fry in guar.
anteeing to return tho money il the
medicine does not relieve. And he
stands ready TO do so without any ques.
tions.
Headaches, all forms OF indigestion,
specks before the eyes, dizzy feeling,
poor sleep ringing in the ears and ali
forms Of liver trouble are helped by
Mi.o'na. A few days treatment should
show considerable gain in health while
complete cure often follows rapidly.
These days are the best in the whole
year for the enjoyment Of good health,
aud Mi-o.na will put you in such perfect
condition that you can enjoy every
minute Of them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-22
DALLAS NEWS ITEMS
lcapilaI journal Special servlce.l

| Capital journal Special Service.)
Dallas, Or, Jan. 22.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Dallas Com
mcrcial club presided over by the new
president, A. l.. Martin, was held in
the club rooms Wednesday evening. AT
this meeting the president announced
the new committees to serve for the en-
suing year, as follows: Finlnce, Tracy
Stats, w. v. Fuller, +. +. Davis; pro-
motion and publicity, l.. A. Gates, NJ.
l.. Boyd, w. l.. Tooze, Jr.; manufacture
ing, W. v. Fuller, +. d. Coad, W. L.
Tooze; amusements, N. L.. Guy, II. l..
Fenton, W. l.. Soehren; roads and high
ways, A. B. Muir, II. l.. Fenton, Il. G.
Kirkpatrick; membership, j. R. Craven,
A. b. BUR, N. l.. Guy; county and city
affairs, w. G. Vassall, II. G. Camp
bell, j. r. Allgood; railroads.. w. i.
Soehren, A. c. Peterson, j. R. Allgood; I;
legislation and Judiciary, II. K Piasec-
ki, Oscar Hayter, W. L. Tooze, Jr, w.
Il. -Soehren, the cairman of the rail
road committee announced that he had
received letter from Superintendent
Campbell of the Southern Pacific who
Informed him that the ground around
the depot would be improved as soon
as the weather permitted. Upon the re-
quest of A. G. Petersen, local manager
of the J. X. Armsby prune packing
plant, tine secretary was instructed to
write the Oregon members of congress
urging them to use their influence in
having an expert from the agricultural
department sent to the Hicific North
west 70 investigate conditions vital IN
the prune growers who have been un-
able to grow but half crop in the past
four or five years. The matter of con
soidating the commercial club with
the LaCreole club as brought up by a
committee from the latter club several
months ago was discussed at length
and as the committee from the La
Creole club reported that the union of
the two clubs was impossible the mat.
ter was dispOser of.