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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-19
Every-Member EnIistmeHt.

Al special feature of interest in
reference to the Every member En-
listment Campaign now in prog
ress in the First Baptist Sunday
School will be a sermon by the
pastor next Sunday morning, the
purpose of which will be to bring
decision to the minds of those who
ought to belong to the Sunday
School, but who for any reason
have not attached themselves to
that splendid part of the church
work.
Everybody who will is invited to
enroll as member of the First
Baptist Sunday School next Sun
day. Come and witness the en-
thusiasm and catch the spirit.
The hour for Meeting is $50.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-19
BAILEY BRANCH NEWS.

Wedding bells are still ringing.
The farmers are getting ready
for another crop year.
The singing given in honor of
Miss Mae Kyzar, of Hattiesburg,
at Mrs. Sara Netherlands Tues
day night was greatly enjoyed by
all.
Messrs. John Rushing, LAME
Lee. Ralph McGrath and sister,
Miss Winnie Bell, from Brookha-
ven, were in our vicinity Sunday
last.
Mrs. Matte Townsend Is visit
ing her sisters at Brookhaven this
week.
Miss Willie Lee Russell. from
NoIa, made 4 trip to Mrs. Leona
Beeson's s last Thursday.
Jane.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-19
MONEY TO LOAN.

We are prepared to place loans In
sums Of $1,000 and upwards on i'm
proved farms in Lincoln County on
from 8 to years time and 10 years IN
exceptional cases. Call on US in our
Offices in McGrath Building.
BRENNAN & BRENNAN,
LAWYERS
BR0oKHAvEN, MISS.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-19

Subject of sermon at First Meth
odist Church at IL a. m. Sunday
morning will be The Mighty Saw
ior : Text, Isaiah 62-1. The pas
tor will discuss the following
points: The difficulties in His way,
the power of the, adversary and
the depravity of the sinner; the
work Of redemption, the depths of
sin from which He rescued and the
exaItation of these whom He re-
deemed; the instrumentality that
was employed by Him.
At 7:30 Rev. Robert Selby, the
Presiding Elder, will preach.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-19

Tomorrow is Sunday School Day
at the Baptist Church. Those who
cannot actively engage in the work
can be members of the Home De-
paitment, while the babies may
have their names inscribed on the
Cradle Roll. Every man and wo-
man is expected to do his or her
part in promoting the foundation
work Of the Church--the Sunday
School.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-19
MORE CONGRESSIONAL POS
SIBILITIES.

Judge r. E. Jackson, Of Liberty,
Judge of the 9th Circuit Court Dis
trict; Hon. r. N. Miller, one of
the States ablest lawyers. and
Hon. David G. Bramlette, jr.. of
WoodvilIe, who has been a member
of the Legislature and made fine
run for district attorney last year,
are all being mentioned as congress
sional possibilities in this district.
Judge Cutrer has disappeared but
whether the remainder will be 50
easily check mated remains to be
seen.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-19
MONEY 10 LOAN.

/ am prepared to place loans in Lin
coin County on improved farms in
sums of $1,000 and upwards. None
need apply unless security is good.
Call on or write me.
ID. nj. MILLER,
Hazlehurst, Miss.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1916-02-19

When ii doubt, let the other fell.
low talk. He may tell the truth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
WONDERFUL TALE
OF AN ACTRESS
Struggled with Sickness and Dis
enlargement; How Relieved.

DayviIle, Killingly, Conn. shall
be glad to have every woman know
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24

[ had bearing down pains, my health
failed me. and / could not work on the
stage, and wasn't able to tend my baby
or even get around myself. / was
always downhearted and discontented
with the world, and only lived for the
sake of my little girl. The doctor said
to move to some quiet little town away
from the noisy city, and l might be able
to live and feel we'll, so ! went to Day
vile in November. At that time was
so sick | could not walk around, and my
husband kept house and ! stayed in bed.
One day IN January / read your adver-
tisement in q newspaper. and sent for
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and started taking it. Within
two weeks time was different w0-
man, could get around, and felt so good
that it was a pleasure to do my house
work. felt contented and happy. and
now am the picture of health, and am
tempted to return to the stage. We
appreciate my health as the most pre-
cious thing on earth. Mrs. H. l.
KLENETT, Box IS, KiIlingly, Conn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

Orders issued yesterday at national
guard headquarters for appointments
in Field Company a, Signal CoT"s.
and the lst Separate Troop Of Cav
airy. are as follows:
Pvts. Burt E. Hooper and Ralph
Wilson. to be master signal elec'ri-
clans; pvts Leslie Cook. James Kel-
ley. Verne c. Rnssell, Gus Halientyne
and Henry Zerbe, to be sergeantS
first class PITS. William Carey, Rob
ert E. Allen, J. P. Comes, Jr.. Rudolph
Duncan. Charles NJ Kreusch, and W.
j. Markham, 10 be ser9eants: Pvts.
Adenal H. Case, Henry Auerbach, w.
J. Thompson and Henry Wilson, to be
corpora;s. All the above mentioned
appointments date from March 81.
The cavalry appointments are: Pyts.
Sam n kaimuloa, John ChesebTo,
John Lindley. z. NJ. Summer, james
Wright. Robert Kailianu, Edric Vred-
enberg, to be sergeants; aid Pvts.
Thomas Chesebro, Manuel Vierra,
William Hawai-, Albert Lindsay, James
Lindsay and kaliko Mainaupo,eto be
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24

corporals. All these appointments
date from March 20
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
OUR YOUNG WOMEN

are so often subject to headache-are
languid, pale and neryous-because
their blood is thin or insufficient. They
are not really sick and hesitate to COM
plain, but they lack that ambition and
vivacity (which stheirbirthright. They
donotneed drugs-but doneedthetonic
and nourishment in SCOTS Emulsion
that makes richer blood, fills hollow
cheeks. suppresses nervousness andes
tabliShes strength. Nourishmentalone
makes bloodand SCOTS Emulsionis the
essence of concentrated nourishment,
free from wines, alcohols or opiates.
If mother or daughter is frail, pale
or nervous, give her SCOTS for one
month and see the betterment. 1t has
a wholesome, ''nutty" favor. Avoid
substitutes. AT any drug store.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield, Nj. 1924
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
ARMY &NAN
Scho(ield Notes
Lspecial star. Bullettn correspondeneel

Special Star-Buuetin Correspondence
! SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. March
24.-PracticaIly all OF the troops fruln
| Schofield Barracks that have he,
for the past ten days. scattered aIOuG
| the coast for reconnaissance work.,
will return to the post today or lOmOr-
row. The three companies OF the 25fl
Infantry were all in Wednesday. Bat
terry A, LIST Field Artillery, returned
yesterday from Mokuleia. Battery r
returns to-day from iIaIriwa The
three battaliOnS of the LIST Infantry
that have been scattered aIOnS the
North coast will all be in by tOmOr-
row noon. 4 small detachment OF
the LIST Field Artillery under LiCu'.
col MCMabOn will return from EIauula
tomorrow morning. Scl cral small de
taChments from tn" i1h Cavalry. AMI
detachment of the LIST Field Artillery
under Mai. ". s. Guignald will remain
in the field probably a lew days
longer
An interesting trip was mad" by Il
small detachment under Capt Charl'
+. Bates last Wednesday. crossing the
Waianae range from the west sid" ~
the cast, and climbing to til" top Of
kaala, the highest peak Of Oahu. i"%n
feet above sea level. Only ono" be-
fore do the records show that Kauia
was assembled from the west coast
The detachment left Waianac at
rs a. M, and at noon were at the
top of Kaala After other rXplOra.
tions in that neighborhood. the de-
tachment proceeded to SchOtield Bac
racks where it arrived at . p. III.
With Capt. Bates were Lieut.. En-.
est J. Carr, 25th Infantry. one enlisted
man and a Hawaiian boy. Capt. Bates
reports that this was one of the most
beautiful trips he has ever made. The
party proceeded through the aban-
doncd coffee plantation on the west
slope of the range, and before reach
ing the top of Kaaia encountered some
very difficult climbing.
A few days previous the range was
crossed at this point in the opposite
direction by detachment of the 25tI
irfantry under Lieut.. Edward G. Nc
CleaVe.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Maj T. n. Horn, LIST Fiel!
Artillery, to Mrs Howell Clinton. sis
ter of Mrs. D. l.. Howell, wife of the
commanding officer at Fort Shafter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
ORDERSOF THE
HAWAIIAN DEPT.
Honolulu H. T. March % 1915

Honolulu, HI. T., March %, 1916.
Under the provisions Of General Or
ders, No. 81, War Department, 1914,
the following named enlisted men Will
be discharged from the army by the
commanding officers of their respeC-
tive stations, by purchase: Pvts. Fred
L. Fetty, 91st Company, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, Fort Kamehameha; Harry
Lille, Company B, 25th Infantry, Soho
field Barracks; and Second Class Pvt.
Isadore E. Fesler, Company t. Bird
Battalion of Engineers, Fort, Shafter,
H. T.
Pvt. Edward Binz, Company r, End
Infantry, Fort ShafteT, II. T.. is trans
ferred to the QuartcrmaStcr Corps at
that post.
Pvt. Thomas w. Brown and Ice T.
Victor, Hospital Corps, Department
Hospital, Honolulu, will proceed to
SchOfield Barracks, ii. T., reporting
upon arrival to the commanding gen
eral for duty.
First Lieut.. Arthur 7. DaItOn.- Ind
infantry, is detailed as officer in
charge, Bakers and Cooks school, Fort
SEaftcr. H. r., to take effect April |,
1916, vice Capt. James f.. Bell, Com
misSary. End infantry, relieved.
Pvt Heinrich r. ". NdgCl, Company
c, LIST Infantry, is transferred to the
End Infantry, unassigned, and VIII
proceed to Fort Shafter, H. T., re-
porting upon arrival to the command
ing officer for duty and assignment.
Under. the provisions of General Or
ders No. 81, War Department, 1914,
the following named enlisted men will
be discharged from the army by the
commanding officers Of Their rcspoc-
tive stations by purchase. Pvt. John
Czekanski, Company X, md Infantry,
Fort Shaftpr. and Pvt. Ralph VI.
Watchorn, 104th Company, Coast Ar
tillery Corps, Fort Armstrong, II. I.
y y
Majs. Powell {. FauntlerOy ana
Benjamin J. Edger, Jr., Medical Corps,
are detailed as members Of the gen
eral courtmartial appointed to meet at
SchOfield Barracks, H. T., thes~
Headquarters. relieving Maj. Lewis S.
Sorley, 1st Infantry, and Capt. SamH-
ell P. Lyon. 25th Infantry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24

At the present time about 1900. 900
acres are devoted TO the raising of
flax, chiefly in North Dakota. Mimi
sofa, South Dakota and Montana. The
flax is grown primarily for the seed
from which linseed oil IS manutac-
tured. She annual crop amounts. To
about 10000, 900 bushels of seed and is
valued at approximately $33. 100000.
The crop also yields approximately
100000 tons of straw. but of this
only about 100000 tons are put to any
profitable use
The average speed of the phonO-
graph record under the needle is 1.&2
miles an hour
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24

what L know now,
after using Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Although l am only
"a years old, l have
suffered for the past
eight years. / hated
the doctors, for q
doctor told me to
give up the stage
where l was playing
with my husband
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-24
SALLAH DESERTS ARMY

Listed at a doS"rtcr from Natr"rr
l.. 1&t Field Artillery. Schoteld Bar
racks, Paul . SaIIah, private, Is
wanted by ar,ly officials Sail"h ON
listed at Chicago. ILL.,. Tor jefferson
barracks Mo, July -. 1ol!. h ) for,
mer residence being New York CitT.
He is described as follows:
Age, 81 years and months: O"cu,
IatiOn, salesman; eyes. brown: hair,
dark brown; complexion, medium
fair; weight. 40 pounds; height )
feet ! inches 5allah has not been
COON 81 CIV r0~+ e-ncn Na"ch -
corporals. All these appointments
data :,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
Stnu6 a(S Jtompfmitte[.

Der @jeOante, i'm &riege oen @inS
gum @orpdrtstreitcn gcIunobeitSl90os
liher Stoffe gcscn ben 6einb an be-
nuben, mar oen iriegfilbrcnbeu pars
teien l6on i'm 9lltertum pobI beiannt.
Das benefit cine Gtelle aus Qluiords
9ebenSbelGreibung beS Gertorms Q7.
&dpiteD, Die I'M GoIgenoen in Der
HaltpdHcrfc6en lletsrieBuug miieeteilt
iet: nScrtorius befobl Ieinen SoIooten,
BON jener lodereu, cldeuartigsu Groe
Stiide los5umacben ur0 iie cem !5iioeI
9egeni6er ouf einen 6ditfen 81 pers
fen. iporiiter oie @arboren in Der Wleis
nung. baB Elm Damn gum 0fugriff ges
gen iie oufeefii6rt iper0cn follte, fG
icbr luitig ma9icn. Dis tie SoIOaten
bis in ole Nobt binein oaran gear
beiiet battsr. fii6rte CT iie ins Eager
5uriid. Dit glnbru0 oes Eagea
pebie 5uerit Elm TdnfteB 9iift1en, tpels
DIES Die feinitsn 9eiIe Der Sulommenz
getrdgenen Groe ipie Spreu 3erItreute;
ols ober bierouf nit oufaebenber
Some Der Rorbpino f@ iumer ndr,
ter erbob unO bic SHgcl in Gtaub ocs
biiut ipurbeu, fingen oic SoI0oien an,
ben @rObaufen umSuipiiblcn unO bic
Stiide gu Serf9Iogen; Onocre Iprene.
ten gu 9fero ouf uuo ob, tricben ben
tIaren Staub in Die 0Dbe uno Iie6cn
i9n BON Minoe forifiibrcu. SieIcl
foBte oIlcs, pas aerbrBdeII unD aufge,
niibIt mar uno trieb eS gegcn oie @ob,
nungen cer @arbaren. Weil fI
nun IN Sen 60blen MIR oiele einaigc
Seffnuug bntten. um 9uFt su fb0pfeu
10 pdbrte eS ni4t lonec, odb ibr.
9msen perfinftert uao iie iclbR sci
Dem @inatmen Der rauben, nit pieIcm
Staube permiIdtsn Cuff BON eiuem
eritidenben 2euGbuiten beFdlleu ipur.
Den. Dober bielten iie taum sipel
Sage aus; am britten ergaben fe Iid
Dem Sertoriis unb berme1rtcn midi
iopobI bic Modbt ala oen gfubm belief,
ben, ipeil er 0os, pas ben Waffen I'M,
be5pin9li4 mar, 6urd Gift uuO Slug.
bett iberip6ltiat bdttc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
Scr ncnr SScO.

peter 9ioiegger ibreibt unicr oieler
lleberIdrift in cinem ocutI9en 9laite:
Der icbiee ariea. elmer nod uupcrs
ftan6snen 3eit eniIproKen, lit merbori
ueu. gisneiht fiibrt er aud su cinem
unerb0rt neueu 5rieben. DAB oic
Menidbeit duf ibren bisberigea Stras
Zen ~ Iei es i'm &riess. lei es i'm
Trteoen iDr Seil ni1t finoet, bos
III enblid flar. @s muB sine gang
neue @runoIoge perTu6t per0s.i Na=
rem mir Dem 4idtigen nibt lbon out
Der Spur2 Mor fir 0en @iuseIneu
nicbt borgeI9riebcn mlfri6tigeS @obls
poIlen segeuieitia, m6gIicbfe Gins
fdrGntune oes gigenuubes, m0glibIe
Silfbereitlbaft fir bic Mitmtniden9
Mar bos ni9t @otteseebot unO Mens
f6eugelebe llHb 5eiete lib nibt ilbers
al, no biefen @eboten no6geIebi ipurs
oe, Elm sliidli6eres @eOei6en9 llnO
iDas bei ben Gin5eIncn 9useno unb
@rDbe 1T, Ion BET oen W0Iiern s5ebIer
un0 S9pdde iein9 Sir feline per-
fon fon Der MenIcb m0slicbit ber5idten,
fir Iein Bolt fou cr riidIintslos olles
berlangen9 lin Ieinem @olte al nit
gen, ION benz MenI9en ieber @errat,
8etrug, &oub unb Moro srIaubt Tein9
Dds Deritebt man ni6t. DeHn
man @egnsr Bat. miiTsn iie oenu alIes
mol beIieet iperoen8 &0nnen fe nidi
au9 oeponnen iUer6en9 @omit ges
tpinnt man mebr Menf8en, nit Sc
malt oOer nit @iite9 Mlit 6alln6eit
ooer nit GeoIi9teit8 mlH 9ertrGgs
li9teit oner nit Srot8
Der @DlierfrieOen piro I9lieBliG
nirgenb onoers gu Finben Iein ols
BORT. 100 mir Den perI0nIiben. ben bilrs
osrIiGen finOsn: in rsoIiHem DobIs
poIsu, mGBieer SeIbRbeIdeiouns uu6
itdnOieer @ersitpilligteit fir olIe ge,
netnIamen Rultur3pede,
Wliiten i'm 4riea fam mon natiirs
lid IoI9e TugenOen ni6t ilbcn; ober
Der Grieoe miibte 10 beldaFfsn Isin.
bdB er nidt inner gum Batter bes
&rieoeS iper0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21

pcn, Gigcnt6iun Der StoOt 9oIti-
more, our6 Oen gluftionntor Sam.
SO. @ottiion an Somcs 5. Wlilcr,
0cncral. @cIdGitsiiibrer Der @uiI-
ioro imO gGolterspiIlc @ronitc 60,
fiir ocn Brcis bon $4,000 ocrfonit.
SER &iaiom Slider ino 6ral
bo6cn uon Siap 2cpo Oas @rinoltiid
glr. 1856, Sodion.9Slac gcfopit.
Cecilia StorgorOncr bat bon Sol.
S. WlcIlcu 5luci @rlluO5inicn uuf Die
S1duIcr 9lr. 1904 mo 1906, SSirt-
Ctr, IN S06c bon jc $36 gcIoult.
Scnrv SGoIOori bat BON SEQ 8. el'
lcrbrod ais %crpoltcr Oas grlmo-
itiid glr. 707 SiiO groaowa0, &C.
tonit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
WraaOciocnt6mnS Wlarrt.


Ellyb oic 6irnla @oporo q. Wlc.
epuonl oerfauitc Serr SSolcpb SSrds
c'lc IN glmc 9Irunoel. .Gountp gele.
acle 6arm al 9oura W2. Smith. ggic
perlalltct, ioa 5icrauf cine gicb8udt
Oelrleoen Wcrocn imO iino bcreitS
perl@leocne Sonptcr gieb anocforit.
1i'r olc g'ortbwcit Slcol GItotc So.
relc9te George &. Wlorris beim sc.
oalloc' Snlpeftor oic Fldne fiir bic
Srrl@fllne bon bier 5wciitodiaen
Solnern on Ger 9orrinoton.Rooo,
oltllo) oer @orriion-9(ocuuc, IN Wor-
rllon TilloS, mic oicIc Golonic oc.
ilaunt miro, Elm.
slnf Dem @rae Scr ghlftion ipllr.
oen l90 s|der Sauo no9c God ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
S0uGeGpeOres 9e6urtStuO

profeiTor Dr. Seinri6 Spies
Tc6reibt: getdnutIitb lit nt9t Der 0es
burstdg, Ionbsrn Der Sduftdg @bate.
Ipeores our9 oie Gintrogung in Oaa
&ir6enregifer ieiner SeimotTtaoi
SiraffDro on QlOon urfunolib &C.
T6ert, namIi9 ON &c. 9lpril. 1864.
Da aber bic Soufe orei Sage nd9 bel
@eburt porgenommen gu peroen pflegs
te, gilt Scr %. Qtpril alS Sbateipeares
@eburtstag. On bieiem Sage bdlt ods
ber aud ole n0eutIbe Sbatelpeare'
GjeIenl9oTt" bert0mmli4 ibre SubreS'
perIommlung ab, uno uuh Die groBer
Observation-Disclosures 1914 baben
am %. Qlpril itatteefunoen.
SIM SinbIid ouf bic beporlte9eno'
orei1unoertlte MisDertebr pon Sbate'
ipeares Tooestoe - uu9 Der %. &pril
- fanb in 9onOon unter Dem @orllb
0es gep. Gteipart 9edolam eine @er=
Iammlune Der mSbatelpeure 2iao'
itutt, in Der Der 3. Wtoi ols baS eigent'
lide Datum ais Ses Dibters @sburtSs
taa ertldrt ipuroe. Or. 2etbbriog'
fiibrte bort aus, DAB brei berDorEd'
oenoe QlItronomen iiber Oie S9pieris.
feit fonIuliiert poroen tpGren, bic itt
aus bem llutsri6ieo 5piiaen Dem al
ten iulioniItben uno oem neuen gre
oOridntI9en &ulenoerItil ersdbe. gla'
orei bdtten iib fir Oen 3. Wlai anltat'
Oes 2S. 9(pril entIhieoen. g8iliaT
Qcsl, Elm @eteron in Der 0aritellune
SbateIpeoreI1er 9lolIeu. ertlorte I'D
oeQen bus Datum beS 3. Wlai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
DcsiNtc6tiOn OOn 5dgern

Den uItrobioletlen StrabIen, pie Iu
BON Der Suar3lampe er5euet iperoen
ipobnt cine teimtOtenoe, neriliTeren0l
Wirtung inne. 0eSbdlb peroen IR
NIT GrfoIg sur Observation-Disclosures
perpenoet. gluh lei Der Desinfettior
bon 6dhern, insbelon6ere bon Bier
fdNern, Bat Ii1 nas uItraOiolette 9i1t,
ipie s. Monfang in Ser ,,Qtllocmeineu
3eihIng fir Gierbrauerei" miticilt, BE-.
Ddbrt. er fiibrte in Safer perI9ieoe,
ner @r0Ben Euor5Iompen Gin unO BE-.
liHtete iie IS Bis 20 Setuuoen. Die
tleinIten SdHcr blieben am laneiteu
iteril. ndmlib 100 Ghnten, sic mttts
leren 5dier mr sc Stunoen, uno bei
grobeu beTrieoisie OieIe Wetbooe niht
Bei Berpenoung elmer Qompe BON $50
Bolt uno 60 Setunoen @elidtuno
tonnte audi bel ituen cine SieriIii6l
bon 80 StunSen er5eugt nerpen. ga
nber Oomit cine SemperoturIIeiacrlno
perbunbeu por, entitonoen notbieilios
Pe9Odmpfe in ben Sdfern. Sci I'm.
sepidteu 66iIeru 1T ods @erfdbren ola
5fpedmdBis gu empfebIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
gruaO un Der oIlcn SurfcrO NioaO.

GOwaro Sarncr reitcte 0eiicrl
Dloroen icinc Sanilic bonn 6cllcrtoo,
inocm CT oiciclbc olircb ein 6cnItcr
mt0 iibcr cine 9citcr bonn 5lpeitcl
Stodlperf trilg. Gr par lel6it ans ei-
nen 6enlier gcprun0cu Inn Sic Sci.
ter 81 bclcn Scin Ncin an Scr olicn
9artoro RoaO, nobc Iaplor.9(ocnue,
phroc total Gin 9ioub 0cr 6lonunen.
Us miro ongcnolumcib OnB scr 9ranO
ourtb ltbIct6t iiolirtc Cr06te cntItono.
oo lelt Dem sIbcnocNcu fcin 6cucr i'm
onille mar. Gic gauge 8omilic laN I'M
tiefltcn S6laf in Sen Turccr5in.
mern. Cas- Sclier 6rnh in sen binie.
rem 9tGlmlidfeitcn aus, iuclde total
IN ,Slonnncn itouocn, ais Nlorqorct
Sonncr ourh Sen NauN ouiQcmeclt
mnroe uno ibren @oter riei. Cic Seli.
erlpebreu bon Samilton, @arOcnpille
imO Fartuille eiltcn 5nm 9ronopldt,
Oo4 blieb iluen uiAtS uuOeres gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
Srrn0igrnOe 3NOlcn.

S6rer biel6ea1teten S9rift Die
pirtT9oftli6en RrGfte Deuti9lon6s"
ldbt Sic Dres6ener 8ont jeBt cine iebr
FeKelnbe GrgGn5ung unier Der llebers
i4rift n0ie pirt16aftIiden &rdfte
9eutI9lanOs i'm &risg" folgeu, Die in
furaen fotiItiT9en Sobelen Elm um=
faRenoeS Bib bon Ser Gntipidlarg
@eutI9ldnOs i'm gergleih mil jener
GngIonbs uno 5rontreihs gibt. Sic
iommt bobei gu Dem iiber5eugeno bars
aelesten SdhiB, OoB iid DeutIdlanoS
WirtI9oftSfrGfte i'm &riege gldn5en0
un6 in elmer Telblt fir DieE 9cutide
iiberraI9enOen MeiIe beipdbrt baben.
9ie 3oblen reic6en Bis gnoe gobeuber
beSp. De5ember 1915. Das Bolts
berm0een betrug no4 ben ncueIten
S6GBunqen Dor bem &riege in
9eatI9ldnb $4,000, in Trantreih
200-26O, in @rOBbritannieu umo Srs
mno 10000 m8iliarocn Mdrt. Die
erite 3abl beOeutet oie nieoriglte, bic
3tpeite Die b09fe SGdBure bcrufener
5o9lsute. 9ie GntlpidIung pdbreuo
beS Srieoes ergibt na6 ben brci ueus
eiten Sdbdbungen Elm lebr berubi9ena
oes Grgebuis. sir 1918 IddBte 9eIfs
feri1 unIer oelamtes WoIfsbermOgen
ouf 331-332, fir 1914 Steinmarns
Builder ouf 376-397, fir 1916 ".
SeFe auf 3S7 WliLiorben Murt. 0ie
OeutThe SpartaKe lp6brenb Oes &ries
0es betrug bon QluguIt 1914 Bis @nOe
1915 1858 MiIionen in @eItalt BON
3ei9nungen auf Die beioen erIten
&ricgsonleiEen unO duberbem $50
Milionen ais &einSanods Der Spors
qutbdben, auIdmmen alIo 3618 Wlillios
nen Mari. Mabrbaftig, Elm gona
ouBeroroentli9es grgebnis. - 9ie 2es
bensmittelteuerung miro fir 9euiIGs
Lamb apiT6en fiiuf5ig uno ied5ig PrOs
aent, in gngldno unO 5rantreiA ouf
etipu ie fiinf3ig prooent geI9dbt, 1T
oIIo in oieIen 3Gnbern, obgIeib ibnen
Ser @eltmdrtt often itebt, fat ebenio
oroB pte in 9cutI9lanb. 9ie preiie
fir grotaetreioc, oas pi1figIte Nobs
rungsmittel Iinb In Gnglano sur 3eit
Iooar b6ber ols in Deuti9lanO, po bic
Teuerlino aum Sell 0ur1 fpdrIdme
9ousbdItltng auseegIi9en miro. Der
@eFanb an Rtnopieb Detrug am 1.
De3ember, 1918, in 9eutidlono 20,s
$4,000 Stiid unb III Bis gum l.
Sttober, 1915, in esrin9fiigiger DeiIe
5uriidgeganeen. Sn Oerielbeu 3eit BAT
ii4 bic 8obl Ser S1ofe BON 5,52l 900
uuf 5.692,0OO, bic 3abl Der 3iegen
bon 3,548,0O0 ouf 100000 erb64t,
oie 3abl Der S9peine bon 25,659,000
ouf 19,228.00O gelentt. Qlu4 oiele
3ablen geben 5u tsinsrlet 8eIorsniKen
QlnIaB. 9eutIdlono BAT teinen llebers
fluB an 9ebensmitteln, aber iie ret=
den bolauf CUR Grndbrurg aus uuo
eine QlusNrgerung 1T unmOslia. Die
tGgli6en &riegstoiten perOen fir bic
3entralmGGte auf 100 Millioncn, Die
unIrer bereinigten @egner ouf 245
W2tIlionen geIGdbt. Die Grtente giot
oIIO tdgli6 oOppelt 10 piel fir ben
ariea aus ols bic 3entralmddte. Sebr
riibmlicb fir bic OeutIhe 9lrbeiteridafi
fins Oie StreittabelIen. Die 3obl Der
Streiienrcn tetrug bonn /. September
1914 bis 81. 9tugult 1916 in Deutlds
Lamb 1O,739, in england 345.394
9a0ur9 ipurben in DeutfdIanS
1888, in gngldnb nitbt peniger ols
1857 700 glrbeitstage pcrloren. Do
furSe Streiis foiiltil4 ni4t erfabi
tperoen, iinb ole 3ablen fir england
in @irtli9teit nod pcIentIicb ursiin'
Itieer.