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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26

Razing Old Landmark
One of the oldest landmarks of Or
lando, the building long occupied by
the First National Bank, is being
razed to make room for 5O,000 the
atre.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26
State Brevities


The plant Of the Bombay Lumber
Company which was recently pur-
chased By the Bahois Lumber Conn
parry, is being rebuilt and viii be in
operation about January I. Newma-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26
10 for . s
c4lso Packed 20 for e

has purchased the holdings Of the tur-
pentine firm Anderson & Company
in Liberty county. The purchase price
is stated at .$60, 1000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26

to the Consolidated Land Company,
of Jacksonville, at figure reported
ON reliable authority to be a half
million dollars. The Consolidated
Land Company is an auxiliary of the
Consolidated Naval Stores Company,
and is reputed to be the largest owner
of land in the state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26

chineFy is being installed and the ca
pacity of the mill increased. The log
road which serves the plant is also
being rebuilt and extended.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26
CONV|CTS LEAVE.
TO SERVE TERMS

Convict Inspector John Hansiaw
was here yesterday, leaving last
night with half dozen men and boys
in custody, some Of them to BIZ left at
Billiard, and the rest to go on to Rat
ford, Fla.
Those whO left were Clarenfe VIM,
Chester Williams, Leroy White,
James Hancock, all colored; and z.
F.. Favorite and Peter Riley, both
white. The two last-named win 81
to Raiford, where they enter upon d
service Of three years in the conyici
camps for swearing to an. untruth
and therefore committing perjury.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26

Buys Big Turpentine Plant
The Shelly Naval Stores Company
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26

night. It is understood that a new
and larger steamer is in prospect.
as the present vessel, although good
for hundreds of trips yet, viii be re-
placed, it is reported, by laa:ger and
more modern vessel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26

Total rs 926,871
The principal commodities, and
their respective valuations, as handled
at Pensacola during the past month
were as follows:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26

Cotton Ginning Decreased
n One hundred and twenty-seven
bales Of Gotten were, ginned in Okla
loosa county, from the crop of 1916
prior to November I, 1915, as com
pared with 3S2 bales ginned to No
vember 1, 1915, decrease of 255
bales. .-i.,f..,. $685.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26

Pay half Million for Cattle
Parker Bros, of Arcadia, have sold
approximately $4,000 head of cattle
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26

Total ....e..........$S ,S35 ,196
Imports were lively at every port
Of entry, it was shown in the collec-
tors monthly resume. The report
shows as follows:
j. Port at Which Received. Value.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-26

You know what tobacco
experts say they say that
Virginia Carolina is the best
cigarette tobacco in the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

only trouble being that the Treatments
is tedious and idGctinr, and must no,
be hurried over II il is to achieve tho
desired results.
rh" safest and most cftcacious WAY
OF hriShtouing In" eyes is opening
them as wide as possible. and pluuC-
nag them into II basin of cold distilled
water. This must be done night and
morning until the eyes erow thorou.:h-
~ accustomed to the water Sinplc as
the remedy IL, II works m;,ryels i'm
STRENGTHENING weak eyes ami making
them bright and clear, hut care must
u" taken whcn drying not tn rub the
ayes With rough towel hut to dab
them gently instead with a piacc of
old linen or Il fine camhric haudkcr-
chief.
II, using a iarSe-sizcd eye cup or a
;ii"$S made the shape Of the eye. Fill
this with distilled water. and hold il
t" each eve in turn. The remeny is :,
good substitute. but /; won't be rs
cf'SctiN" as really dipping IN. face
ris:ht into the water
Eyes that become sore and cre ,i;.hlo
Z" smart after exposure To cold wind.
dust brilliant sunshine, or daz1Ilur
artificial I:Si., can b. soo,hnS und 70.
stored 10y the application ~ no, wet
c"'nrrcsscS laid on tho forehead and
oyer She eyes
A"otiie. cure for tired aching ewes
- bathing them ia u wash Of weak
"oracic acid and water. which, should
II" appalled, either in the form Of vet
hah"airS o. 10y mcans OF an exc cup.
Hitie vaseline applied every niuht
VIII 1t" wonders towards hclpjup to
hfom"i" the growth uC lin" eyclashcs,
for. although good exclusives are SO
great an adjunct to beauty the pits is
TIA, they cannot be produced bv mere
~ wishing for them. still their Guilt
r"ti"n Is by no means impos siblc-oniy
II involves hard work ana persistent at.
lehi'"n as VOL rs :, large amount az
natiru,e.
IN" foll"N ,up tonic is excellent: Vel
'"M NiSrlin". Nv" ounces. oil Of iavcn-
Der. iitrru drops. ana oil Of rosemary
nlt""r dropS. Mix thurouehlv Ate.
sou wash your face at night brush your
eyebrows with the tiny brush urou
when 81 few drops OF the tonic mas
h"en placed. Particular pains mus, he
taken If YOU apply this tonic To vuu,.
cN"Ias!es. as it viii iutiame the ewes.
as any oil will. IL il gets into them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

holt j, securely in place \ few
turns of handaEe over and under TIT,
cohesive strips will add 10 IN" secur-
'iF OF the dressing. Then forget the
lesion :"r from three 70 ten days. pro-
Ndcd the dressing remains IN place
~ that time YOU viii be surprised 10
dnd how rapidly the ulcer heals over
Il The graduating surface rises
h CHER than the level Of the skin II
must I've reduced somehow. That is
tn" so-callcd proud flesh which is
never dangerous, but only delays heal
nr Skin wont grow uphill even for
he doctor. Tile eXuberant granula
Ton tissue i best cut down in q
.ieanly manner hr the doctor, It rro-
,rdG'" which is painless, since rranu
.ntloM Tissue has M nerves Tho nIG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
Ethical
Talks
Woman and Home
SHAKESPEARE'S WORKS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS

In order to stimulate the stud, or
shakespeare among he more nd
Nnnrcd pupils 0r the public schools.
particularly mt this time. W hen the
frrrentcnar! Of the great poet
drnmntt>t Is 50 near. The Timcs-
lfspntrh Offers nS prizes to the
pupils al the Juhu Nurshuii High
Schunl. undcr the condition set out
below. ten copies OF "Cassrlrs Illus
tratrd Shnkrsnrnrr."
The buuk Is bound In purple buck
ram mud contains within tts I.MI5
pages the comedies. tragedies, SOU
nets ind purms, with II bluprnphlcu
and critical introduction by Dr. T.. Y.
FuruiNnll nnd ,Dohu Nuuru; an indrN
to the characters In III, pin!s aud
GLOSSARY. besides a c0lnrrd rToniis-
piece aud siNtH-f0Gr iuIi-paXc illus
tratiou>. all made from Wcli-kuovm
paintings. except u few which show
famous actors in their MUST noted
roles.
These ten volumes VIII hr award
cd-f'r To h"ys and Ave 10 girlS--tn
the ten pupils Of the John MnrsbnH
tiiuh school who situlI contribute
the best outline. rpitOmr or rrtriting
0f amy one az Shul.rsprnrr'S plays.
the ten papers thus Wlnuiug urincs
To TIC printed In The TimrS-Disnatci.
No conditions are attached &" this
offer, except the following:
Ont. rupits of the John MARSHALL
High school may con Y.
Each pupii may submit "a paper
on only one play
No puprr must contain more than
500 words.
The Times Dispatch ~ Ia lie the
sole Judge NJ thr merit of the pat
pcrs. and reserves the right tn pub
lish the winning papers. with names
Of authors.
All pnpcrs must he in the office
OF The Times dispatch. addressed &"
Contest Editor, by . U'rluck, SRtur-
day afternoon. March 80, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
Antoincttc Donn.Il,,, An,,,.r..

hrokc'' 'tearted--,io right on drink
ZIG All The water you can, little broken
hearted girl for Il is not the water
'ha' makes your face break out |, is
undoubtedly because Of IN" things Won
e"r VI course, YOU didn't tell mo If
YOU ate much candy or pastry, bu, there
IT," ANYTHING that viii PLAY havoc
WIN the complexion like such things
Fat simple nourishne food, drink lots
anu !ots "f water. and do not allow
Y"!'SeIf I" become cnustiputed \
SI"Fs of cold waite" taken the frs,
th'ne in the worninE will work won
ders toward clearing the complexion
'lNcerine does not agree with all
skins II may be soothing TO yours.
however
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
Useful
Hints
SYSOPsiS.

Mary PsEs actress, - accused o. the
murder Of David Pollock, and Is dcfendcd
by her lover. Philip Lansdon. Pollock was
intoA cated AZ Mar!'s trial she admits she
had the revolver Her maid testincs that
Mary threatened Pollock with IT previously.
and Mary's leading man duplicates tane
oon, How MAry disappears FROM ia" scene
Of the crime "a mystery. brandon tells
OF a strange hand print he saw on Mar! y
shoulder, Further evidence shows that hor-
ROC Of drink produces temporary insanity IN
Mary. The defense Is 'repicSsed psycho
sis Witnesses describe Mays tiighi
from her intoxicated father ana her fatncr
suicide, Nurse Walton describes the hiI o
naplnS Of Mary By Pollock, and AIN? Barton
tc!lH OF Mary's struggles 10 become an &c
trtss. and al I'o,loGk's nursuit ot her. size
describes tho nervousness which, The moro
presence OF rcllcck cArSrs Mary, cSpcri"l'!
whon they are stranded III Il smau Town,
where they So - work servants IN
80,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
Observation-Disclosures.

Especial to The Times Dispatrh1
la" kENCEEii'LE. VA, March 90
MISS Mia Gertrude Edwards and I'D.
ward l.. Delbridsc were married YES
t"rday at the residence of the brides
father iSham Edwards. In Brunswick
county, by Rev. Arthur l.. GRAY. Jr
rector Of 81. Andrews Church law
r"ncevillc. Mr.. bclbridgo Is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs James Dclbri,lgo. of
TINS county, and Is Il wcil-knowu
farmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
absolutely alone

db"oluleIE hlone,
Surprising the burn ~ ulcer or
wound is upon the calf If the pa
uent IL confined 10 bed or ~ chair. il
is a siWpie matter to arrange 81 screen
which Viii keep cif lilies ANA proven,
clothing from touching the lesion. lSut
Il the patient wishes TO he about, some
mcans must he devised TO allow the
Air To reach the lesion ana still! avoid
All contact II is assumed tina, the
lesion j. fairly clean; That the raw
surface - normally red OF pink. vel
'ety I'm appearance ANA about ON an
other words, that the wound is nor
nally nl,ed with sruuulatiou tissue
Hhivh cSsonriai in the healing OF
II ol-n- surface LESSONS. IN any omen
lesion. E.u,u this stage has been reach
ed, Nature viii grow new skin to COY
r. the RAW surface al Il definite rate"
Aud DO" ma;ter what YOU DO you can't
oWrIs Nature, though YOU can impede
:eF "u".. Il great deal With autiseptics
sai'os. 900 frequent dressing and un-
.ccess~Y. handling Of the part
bue good way 10 Lei the ulcer alone
this Obtain a small wire sieve with
circumference Lazy. enough 10 COW
ar the lesion and include half an inch
~ more of skin ON al sides Bind
thv edge ~ the sieve with T. - adj
hesivr 3laater Apply the sieve over
~ ulcer then Sticl, on long strips Of
adhesive HlHs,er ia such " way as to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
HOW TO BE SLIM

If YOU are too tat and want tot
reduce your weight - or 9M
pounds. don't Starve aud wcakcui
your system. or think you musii
always he laughed at OH account
Or your fat. but go today to-
Tragic Drug to, or any voo,li
druggist. and get u box Of OH of
kOrein capsules. take one AFT, Fl
each meal aud one before rctirin. -
AZ night.
Weigh yourself once "a wceIu
unu note what II pleasant and T.,
liable method this is for rcmov.
OF the body.
u costs little. is ahsolutcl,
harmless aud Il WccltS tri.il
should convince anyone that IL is
unnecessary 10 he burlcn.d Win
even a single pound Of unsirhtlv
fat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

Littlc \nra--Oncc in three weeks is
often enough To shampoo the hair. You
can overcome the oily condition. by
using u good tonic ana then il VIII not
L." necessary to wash II SD often. \
run down condition is often indicat ed
hN excessive perspiratiou Of the palms.
TIL" only treatment for this trouble
Is an iutorna! one. Euld up your sys-
tom. get l"'s OF fresh air anu cxcv-
else. "nd eat simple, nourishing food
Frequently bad circulation viii make
tho hands red and unattractive.
shall lie glad IA send YOU formula for
excessive pcrspiration and instructions
FOR tho care Of the hands ANA nails
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

l:ycstrain Which Wasn't ~ La
apriug | began 10 suffer with frequent
headaches. Had glasses fitted hw op-
iician. one pair after another fitted
but no relief Thea accidentally broke
off a tooth, exposing infected root. Had
II extracted. M moro headaches
Threw awry glasses. Thirty dolloi :
poorer. but wise.
Answer You ought to he satisfied
'oll' wcr" cured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
Not Public Thorourbfnre.

The Administrative Board Yesterday
received an opinion from the CITY
Attorney III which he held that Four
durean Lane. in ny northern section
'of the city, is not "a public thorough
fare. Dispute as to the question arose
some time ago. and the board asked
tn" CITY Attorney to decide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

er and unclcanly ANA painful way was
10 burn ii down with various cauAticS.
The opcu-air treatment OF ulcers at
ieas; prevents all unpleasant odors.
ana usually il stoDs or materially les
sens the DISCHARGE from an open saw
face. 1t is the least painful Of nil APP
3licatiuus. and. whcu intclligently
managed. the most efficient WAY TO
hca! - clean lesion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24
HowtoLet an UlcerAlonc
En- WiHion, Byod,. III d.

Ono o. the best II not the best, OF
all methods for tic treatment or bad
burns, ulcers and open wounds Us let
tins them severely alone But tn IS
one o. the most dihfcul, things 10 do.
It requires ingenuity ami technical
ability Of a high order to LEI anything
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

rcd. lathe your hands In tepid water,
using a pure bland SOAP. aud dry thor
ourhly. have formula for chappch
hands which | shall be glad 10 send to
you if You Will sent me stamped. ad-
dressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

hUth Ruobing few drops Of
9iycerine and rosewater in your hands
"hIie they are still moist will often
couhteract the rough, red look DO not
place your hands in hot water or water
in which strong soap has been placed.
Hot water will always make the hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

In ntpRrItc hlouSes. sailor collars
lend. few mudcls show rhokers.
Even the snil0r collars ma! button
htgh. GeOrEette crepe in Hc>h color Ia
the favUrItc. The newest models are
very Eny I'm roIurS and designs nuh quite
simply mndc. The return Of the whist
nnd WRtstline Is rrSpOnsihlc for u lot
of new separate belts. Patent leather
Of En! colors. combined with taHcta
aud suede In any number OF soft. al
lUrlnC cOlorS. nrc srcn. 4 frivolous
looking blouse il shown above. Wee
fittlr blue birds over the
skirtcd blouse. The collar. patent
leather belt mud hurdcr. carr! out the
c1IOr of the birds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

Hermicc- Walking, running and dane
iuc are all cXccllen, exercises for
strengthening the ankles. This is also
aE excellent exercise: stand erect, rise
ON tho tips of your toes with all MUS
cic5 OF tho lower log held rigid. Hold
Ink tho muscles rigid lower the heels
until they touch the floor. Iicnd the
front al The foot upward as far as
possible with the calf muscles held
ri&t" 6" through this exercise tor
fifteen minutes twice day. First
remove the shoes before beginning the
exercise. Ny formula for corns viii. I
AIN sure. relieve Your suffering. Would
YOU like inc 10 seid II ,o,you" last
send mc Il stamped, addressed cnVelup"
and II shall hc mailed to YOU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

l;laHchic 80 When praciirinE deep
breathing: always inhalc through tho
no*trils. II is not 'only bad for health
to breath" through tho mouth. bu; IL
makes the lips thick IT is always
best to wear stocking II hi,lf-siZc larger
than your feet. short stockings in
variably cramp tho feet. have Il
formula for removing rorns. which I
shall be Sind 1" mail To You IL YOU
will send M" stamped, addressed
cuVc lupc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-24

N you VIII send ma "a stamped. ud.
dressed envelope
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

gcIcDcll bon cincn cinlgcrnlnBen leoa
boften 9omboroemcnt 1niercr 6ront
mclhc 9etbincoiirt Sc Nlort 9onme
imo Gnmieres umfoBt.
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glfiiDitdt an ben Iao gclcgt."
8as 0ic 9riten meloen.
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ihe glrmce.6ouptnartier meIoeti
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court,
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ggu6eu1ben geltcno.
9}a6e ct. @loi iiiolih bon 9pern
bat Der 8eino 6eute glahmittog I'M
lere SQlllgruoell IN leDr peltlBer 2oe'-
ie beiHoiien. gSir eripioerten oas
8aler IN energiiher @eiie~
Ser turtiide Eogesbe-
ri9t,
aoritantinopcl s. 9Ipril (uia
Qonoon) Cos tiirtiibe glrmce.
Sauptqlarticr BAT beute oie nadite.
benoc oiii3icae Wliit6eiling befoult
gc8e5cn
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rungs. .9lbtbeiluneen in berihieoenen
@egenoen ob syn oieien admpieu
babcn mir 60 9luiicn oeionoen ge-
uonucn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

@ottin. 5rou 2lmclio Stroub, Dinter.
ldBt CT icinen bereits 80 Sabre 5db
lenOcn &oter. Srn. @eorec StrouB;
icrncr 3wci So6nc. Or. George 81.
StrouB jun. uuO Nrn 9iobert g.
SmouB, cine Shweitcr, 6rnt Gliia.
bct6 %o9el, un0 cincu 9riOer, Srn.
6rit StrouB in ct, 2ouis.
Gmilie @fSfom.
1ic 9eeroiQmg ser on lcetcn
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ncn 6rm Gmilie g9iSfow iono &c.
itern 9}odnlittog Inn 3 ll6r inn @ei.
iciu cincr groBcn Sroner9emeinoc
bon Scr g9o6uung OeS Sobnes ser
@criior6cncu Sru. Charles @isfolu,
Or. lOli, 5reoerid glpcuuc, Srping.
tou aus itott. Giuc crgrciienoc
Srouericier ging Der gciieBung. mel.
nc auf Dem 2ouOon @orf 5rieobofe
criolgte. porouS. @rohtpoar Strange
mo lonlilge Slumc1pcnoen lp0ren
bon 9la6 im0 6eru in ii6eranS 9ro.
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foru itonO in ibrem 70. Sc6ensiobrc,
als lie BON Der nner6ittIiden 6ano
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unroc. Die Sraucrieicr ipnroe bon
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ger scr Ocntihen hltbcriid5en St. 80.
banncS Stride gclcitct ,5rau @is.
fom itomnltc ans Geutidlano ln0
fam Dor ungefd6r 80 Sobren nod
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So6n, einc Sodter, Srau Bertha
9}im6oh. IA Gnfelfinoer uuo 14 llr.
enfel.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

geiteru @ormittog 6ron NlnrD 8.
Sitcuoori ee6. @icuer. bon 9ir. 425,
g}oro @olicitroBc, bonn Eraier.
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6cr prroc in ocr St@lidloclS-airdc,
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fiir Ole @eriiorbcne celebrirt. iSrau
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rcn purOe. fam Dor lmgcid6r 45&o6.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

Seine Srlippc ioll olf elmer gScioe
Su66oll CD ipiclcn obnc Die erIouD-
niB 0cs 9hibungsbercdtigtcn.
Seine Sruppc ioll obne Suarticr.
lhcinc 5ur GinquortierlIng fommcn.
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onbcin5ugeben, minoeitcns bic 0olf-
tc Der @eioen ieoes Soies frei 81 Iui-
len. Sn 6obIreihen 5Gaen uuBtcn
nGmlib 2onomirtbe. Oeren &ciocn
ollc 6cictt o0cr peroorben woren ocn
qroBteit S6cil i6reS &ic6s pertouieh
oos i6rcn Nci6tbmn nismobtc mo
CRIT nod Dem &ricge crictt iorrOcu
fam.
syn Oen Bodtcontraftcu ii6cr Sano
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gung fir ocn 2onOwirt6 porgeie1cu
wcroen foIls oie fcitgeitcIlten Sdld
oen sic observation-disclosures ibcr-
itciQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

Ientfhcr Icrruingcminn
3nge0cben.
3oris. s. April, Ger beute
9lodlnitiaa ousgc8ebcne anltlide
Grout6uiAi meioct. onB ipeitlid Der
al1oas Ste Teniialen acitcri Rodt
ibrc 2luariiic iiiolid BON &aucolrt
mii erneiier 4udjt ourGgeiiibrt mo
III suei tleiucu 6elobcieiiiaiurgen
auiideu &arouu mo &obc glr 2S1
1uB qcioBi Do6en Sample nit
@onodranoteu ou Der 6rout 3lpiihen
Nei6incmiri uuo Gbaiiancourt uerlie.
icu at @uniten Ser 5r0l5oieu
CeIiliH Der A)laas gab es cine 8eit'
mili1c @eihieBnng fran3oIil1er
5teaiman. Su oar 9ldbe bon Sort
0aur mrroe Gin pou oen Gcnidlen
mit San0grauntcu nntcruomnieiier
alpguii obgcibIageH
Gas fron80fifde e q ben D.
~ u z \ li.
4aris. s. 9lpril. ~ Gas beute
9l6ano oom frnBoiiIdben ariegs
g}treau pcroiientlidlte oiii3ielle 8nl'
lctin iiber bic Gniipidelunaen aif Der
selliornt luriet wie fol8t
1iolisg bon 2lpre bot Dos 6euer
iliicrer grtiuerie oie Saint 2lurin
gaorlp 5crn6rt po ITO Elm ieinoliher
@cobodinnas Goiien bciono 5elno-
lide 1djiigergrdben noroli9 bon
Vaourroiqucs puroen bcidaoigt.
sn Oct G6onpoonc, IN Der @e9eno
oon 9lobarin baben mir elm con5en
irirics 5euer oiif Sic feinotihcn got
iericn iru GbcppD &aloe lmo IN Der
lodIborinoit pom 0iontiancon uno
Nlalancouri gerimtet.
ssu BET @egeno bon gSeroun cob IS
fcinc Grcianiilc nou 8eoeutiu1 ab
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gnhbirnN

Der ncnc 2nftuiniiter III 6rmt-
reid bat ocr fron5oiiidcn &egicrlmG
0rei gldne imterbreitct I'M lcinen
gifer 81 bclpciicn.
Gritens 100000 patriotiide Sro
ben peroen ailf ieoen v3eppelin" los'
ecloiien. Sic iesen iid mii ibn mo
loiien fleine Bomber follen Die iie
i'm Sdnabel trogen.
3peitens: Die gon5e &uit 6ront.
reid's miro nit 9loniGure ncrgiftet.
60 mcroen olle Bodies Ocrnidtet.
Die 6ran6oien trogcn on oieicm gii.
tiacn Tnac SosmoSfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
Die SdJdOisnng Der eanOiuirt6idJait
Onrdy Oic cngliidcn Srnppcn.

Die 2onoipirtbi6ofts @eieaidoit
BON 9oillcul aiebt, lpie Der o0satin"
bonn 90. Sebriior 6cridtct, noh Dem
@orgonqe bon No5cbrolt in elmer
0enfidrift on oen Gbei Der fron50.
Iildcn @liiiion bel Der cngliicben glr-
NEE, on Sen &riegs- inO an Den
2onoiuirt6i6oitsminiitcr NIT Riid-
iic6t mf oie nobenoe Saot6eitealmg
folgenoeu 8iiniden g(usorud:
Gos britiihe S6crcommanoO mo-
&c ousoriidliH Dcrbietcn OoB in 81.
flnit Sol0otcn ooer Sffi6icre 81 SUB
ooer 81 @fcroc bcItclltc Sdnoercicn
6ctretcn.