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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
eOitcmatiidJe 0ie6ita6le.


6irna ScnrD Sonue6orn ieit oht
@'ouaten foit tdoIid bcito6Ien
1ic 0iebe aciteru bintcr ShloB
uno 9lieaeI ge6rodt @eitor.
Oen anaeblid Die eu6riidc
eicBcn iid5 i'm @ebduoc einidIie.
BEN
3pei Neger, BON oencn Die 4oli3ei
onnintmt oaB iic mdbreno Der Ietteu
odt Wlouotc iDitcmatiidc Nai65iise
oiii Sic Sileioer 5abrit bon 5enrg
Sonne5orn Gdc @ratt- uno Ynca
StraBe, unternabncn puroer ge.
Itcrn BON Den 1eteftipen Gbarles "
aa6lcr ltno Syo6n s. arob, iomie
@oli5iit @eorge 9udinlano pom iiio.
li6eu GiItrift per6oitet uno in Die
peitlife @oli5eiitotion eineeliefert-
g1iGt mcniaer ais finf N}ol Der.
idjponoen ipdbrcno Scr lestcn aht
Monote eroBcre Guontitdten aleioer
olli mpitcrioic @ciie. 5dmmtlide
@emii6ungcu Scr Gic6c bobboft 81
lpcroen. iuaren criolalos. PIN Nlitt.
nod. ocn 70. s(pril tpurOe Der lcbtc
Gie6Itobl 6ci ipeldlcnt aleioer I'M
g9crt6e pon ilber $50 obbonoen ia.
men cntoedt
Sierouf nabm oie 6irma Die Nillie
scr 4oli5ei in 9lniprnh lmo Die e.
wd6uten @comtcn muroen nit Der
9eorbcitlmg ocs Sales betrollt.
0se6rerc 5tiide oeS geitoblcnen @u-
tes murocn cntoedt, imo uon ben
adiiern oerielbcn mar eine 5iemlid)
cute 9ciHrciblmg DER gendten Gang
finger al er6alten. @eitcri @ormit.
T. MN muroc ser 9Sceer gomaro
Boots ppn 9lr. i60, @cit Sam6urg
StraBc, oerbaitrt imo geitono nah
fitr5em &crbSr, ooB elm Gomplicc iid)
III oem Snbriiacbduoe ucritcdt lrno
i6m nad SeidditSihhIB sic Aeiitc
ans sem 6euitcr gcreidt babe. Ger
Gomplicc wuroc aeitenl 9lbeno gegcn
10 ll6r IN @eiialt pes 9legers @baS.
Guion betannt inter Dem 9iamcn
.G6id~ bon glr. 1863, gSeit.@am.
bures5traBe ebenioas ieitGenomnien.
kgeioe lucrOen beute Gorniittaa &ih.
ter Soplcr porgctiihrt werocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
oNrioaD

On ngeo0cncrS Nallc" al ocr
@ov-, uo6c Baltimore Strabc, biclt
ocitcrn 9l6cno Der @eiangucrcin
.9lrion4 inter 9eitlng ieiues 0ir.
acrtcn Garl 9obau icinc regclmdBge
Sin1ihmOe n6. On Der Oarouiiolgcn.
Sen @cic61itsiibimg iiibrtc @r1iioent
s. gS. Rcinbaro sen Goriit uno Sc
fretar @ottlo6 SoIicr protofoairtc.
Cine ginlooung pom nGcrmnnIo,
N,1nncrhor" purOc oontcno onas.
nommcn GoS 9ml.Gnmtc bcrim-
tcte, oaB aui lcbten NloutaN NIT oem
9au Der 0aaen I'M o9lrion SGorf~ Be.
gomcn woroen it, GaS SitcricIt
bdlt Scr Gcrein am CiterionnTaa mi
n9lrions@orf9 ab iuro ooS Sdlnb.
Gou5ert iinoct om 26. qlpril in Scr
uSebnQnn.@allc" ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
glcnmen ~ 6aurc SC OIraec.


Iie &ennen 81 Sopre Oe @roce
botieu gcitern oos uo6itebcnoe &e'
iuItot.
/. Hcuueu. 4 6irlougs oSpge.
liza g9." oGr. g3elion" Bright
Stor"
.. Gcnuen 515 Surlonos 09c.
twcen llS" ~Smpcrotor" Selma
99ortb".
8. Sienneu / '0aeiIc 70 gorOs y
aS'ioct", 09liB gSotcrs~ ~Ylaro
sSorren".
4. Rcmeu 515 Surlonas ainl
Gcptme", D9'robibition" uGooie
Ncurp".
5. gcnucn ! 0lcile 70 Dor0s
u2utber~ o9Iodioro1 ySuoo's
grotbcr~.
6. &euncL 6 6lwlousS nSoct
lcB" o%rcitou 2uun~, ~Goitb Sau.
mann.
Sir bclItc iinO iolocnoc %icroc
onacmcloet
9lcmcn ~9lncoi~ ,9fcflec.
tion~ 4Ssotcr 2ilpv Dgobcngrin",
oCutIoof" n@lorionoo" uSrifcr"
u@iortin Gosco~ u9outeiroct4 aglsf
@lo~ uS'Spllipon", Daootcnoo~
Or. 81. 6. Smorenoer" uno "or.
ioric 81.
.. glennen a@oloen Bale,
Carl. rs. 81. Stouc" Sun aine
~2oop 9itterflo" u9ieo @iper"
u9lew Soben"
3. Heunen u4bil llngor"
uGborleS SSroucis1 oEomerlane"
uS1nuinotor" ogllitou" u@o@eiB"
oWlenlo Yorf~ oGbepron" uSarrr
2ouOcr", n9lboro" lno vDrDono".
A. &ennen ~ uglmbroie", uglig9t.
Itid", ,Squecler~ o6ennlouie~ lmO
oGireinia Wf."
5. 9ienncn 0Sim 9oiep", uE5a
cir uYrotagorns~ n4etmprod"
Song Of @aaep~ u&umihotion~
n@lopococD~ Dentle @oman~, uNtor.
orcoi~ ,Semprr Stolwort", nsyn ans
Gut 4Sonoiul~ uNaoroorct Mciie"
mo u@alesmintbe".
6. 9fennen ,Gbelieo" nGberrD
Belle. u@oiitono". barbara g.
u9luuee FL 4Eoroes~, g9oc @8eols"
uno ~SoGp Boots.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

Sni 9llter bon 81 So6ren peritorb
9eitern Irau glnua 6. S6mud, mel.
dc i6rem @atten Gbriition SAmud
i'm Sooc iolgt. 0ic 9eiietlng er.
iolat ON 6reitos 9la6nittog BON Der
SSobning ibrer Eodter 6rau @eorg
Scplcr, 9tr. i3, 9lor0s@ilnor. .Stry
ans ouf Oem Dlt. Garmel.6 .6rieoboie.
Sop6ie 2in0ner.
llncrpartet pcribieO am W}ontag
6rou Sophie ~. 2inoncr in ibrcr
@obmmg, 9lr. 526, Sf0 is. Ctr.
aus Dem 9cben. Die @crblidcnc,
wel1c Elm 9llter BON 40 Sa6reu er.
reiHt bat, pirO ticf Don ibrem @at.
ten, Srn. 9lrtbur 2inouer. unO ibrem
&ater, Sru. 6reOerid u. Silie, ionic
ben 9lngeborigen uno uielen 6reun.
oen betrauert. iSrau 9inoner folgt
ibrer @lutter, 6rau 9lu9rita 6ilie,
sic ibr Dor lGngcrer Belt i'm Sooc
porangegangeu lit. Die 9eeroigmg
finoet bciite 9sadulittog 2 ll6r pom
Srauerbalic aus auf Dem Greieinig.
feits. sSrieoboic Itatt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
ltnUermcibIidler lInfaa.

Sine G0roners.SurD unteriINlc
geItcrn 0cs 500 Oes itdotiiden Stra.
Bcnbauers s. g. sSletcber, Der an
W1ontag BON cinenn 2oit 2hitonobil
Scr 6irma George Sud & Son Don
9ourapille, oos bon g9. @ermm bon
SIR. 2O2S. Orleans StraBc, geiteuert
miiroe. iiberfobren prroc m0 ipdter
i'm nSt. soicpb's Soipitol~ icinen
@crlcsingen crlog. 0ic SnrD fano,
oaB ocr llnfan imberneiolicb ipor,
imo @crman Der angeiduloigt marc.
Slet1er'S 500 perlirindbt 81 baben,
mtroe olif freicn SUB geiest-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
Serslidlcs gsiatummcm.

Nlitglieoer Der a&aterlono" aopele
weroeu am @1outog @ditc oes
@crmonio Wlduuer6ors" iein.
9eroen nod Dem Gou5ert Der
5dnoer mebrere Stiidc ipieleu
erobern iih Oie Ser5eu glaer
i'm St,ru
Die @1itglieoer Scr y&nterlouo
Gopeac, melhc mGGrenO Der uaditcn
@oche ilu uSippoOrome Ibeaterr
con3ertircn miro, mcrOen om fom
member Dtontug 9lbeno 0ie @die
oes v@ermonia Mdnnerbors" in
oeiien Glubbous an Der Noro,Sow
GRO StroBc iein. Ole aapeae miro
iofort nob ShIuB Der @oritellung i'm
nSippooronie" in BOILER Uniform
uod Dem Glu5bouic gcbrodt wcrocn
lm0 oiiritc ooielbit unmittclbor nod
8ccnoiglng oes ,,G'ermonia.Dldnuer.
DIOR" CONCERTS, melhes om gleihen
gl6en0 ituttfinoet, eintreffen. Gle
miro mebrere beion0ers gem6blte
Stiidc ipielen. 10 ooB Oen Ylitglie.
bern All Dem 9(benO Elm ooppelter @e.
nuB beporitebt. Gies6e5iiglihe glr.
rongements wur0en in Der geitrigen
@oritonOsiibung inter 4raiioent
Sobu @. 9iolfcr uno Dem Setretdr
Otto Sdilling nit ocm @ertreter
Der 2ocm'id5eu @aricte.Girfels, Srn.
&orl 2cpi, mclhcr oos biciiee gluf.
tretcn ser aopelle leitct getroiiet
aarl Sduiots 9leitouraut an ser
SScit9oltimoreiiroBe nlroe Die 9e.
mirtbuna Der @opcIle mobreno ibrcs
aon5cu bieiigeu slufeutbalts iibertra.
gen.
g8ic Die n0otcrlano~ @apcllc icI6it
Die Ncr5cu cmcS nicbt ociItidirelno.
lid gciinntcu 8ublifums i'm Sturnlc
geuipnt, 5eigt cin 9oriaQ, melder iid
crit Dor atr5cm IN eiuem scr 9Icu.
Porter S6eatcr, oeiien 6alptidhlideS
9eiud)er Contingent ais cntibicOen
anti.oeiltih befount mar. ereignete
Ole aapcac Bate it'd aui 0os
Shluniuitc 9eioBt gcmaHt, 6eeaun
ie0ob nultbig sic erite 9ammcr ibrcs
9icportoircs NoItcr SHpciB trat
ocm Wlonagcr, Der biuter oen @nIiiicn
Oen Grfolg oes Grperimentes beobacb
tete aui 0ie Stirne. abcr fem 3eiden
oes WliBiaaeus ooer llmpiaenS miroe
imIt. Sln @eaent6eil, ais oie SEA.
peae secnOet, er6ob lid plobli1 nit
ten i'm @arquet cin pciB6aariger
Serr. riei nit Ebr0ucn III oen Pin
gen. nG6ree Cheers ior the @erman
@ano~ uno init oonnernoem 9lp
plauie itinlnItc ons geidl1nltc SduS
IN oen 9ili Gin. Gem @lonagcr ee.
gcniibcr eutiduloiate iid Der Serr
ipdter nit oen 8orten sd fonnte
mir nidt ouoers 1elfen. ser @eiIt non
'76 mIBtc it'd Suit modenl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
(.IrnnNciarnthnms. .Mlarft.

SronciS 4. @uibmon Der bctonnte
&onoeIbilo. .Tbcoter. Stern bot oaS
1i5Slder groBe @rlnoitiid BON @co.
9lofiitonc gefouit.
Die 5irma Golls6D, %coru & So.
berfauite Oas groBc @obnbaus gtr
10, glmburit9iooo, 9lolano Yarf ou
@cnrD ". Gloiicn.
Die 9ieol Gitotc 9oor0 bon 9olti.
more nabn 5pci ncuc Niitglicocr
iii Oen S@. 81. 81. Sermon 5il aftiber
0titelieoidoft uno g. q. Chapman
ais cjcIeIlihofter oui,
Die 9lnncr Contraction SO. reidtc
gciteri oie ElGnc fiir 26 5lpciitodiac
Nduicr eiu oic on ser Sit 2712.
StroBc, bon 9tr. 300 bis $50, crrid-
tet ipcrocn ioaeu.
0ic 6. s. Soloebcr &coIto Go.
rcidtc bci'm @cbduoc. Snipcftor oic
@l1pe fir 81 5pciitodige Sduier Die
m Ger Wiontpelicr Hooo crrihtci
perocn ioIlcn, ein.
SSreoerid Go6len3crm bon Scr Sir
ma Gbernifi & 0orf bat bon Gomoro
Qi. 9lepmon oos 5peiitodiac @ous
9'r. 1908. 9ioro.0 .02onrocitrobc, &C.
fo1iff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

ihna auf Die menieen Sdliffe bih
Die naA Grlcoi9ung oes uglrobic"s
Solles ali SNooca femcn Gr crs
md6nt nidt. Dab Die N}e1r5dbl Der
@oiiooieroampicr oouf ocn BON
Gcuti6lono gcgebcnen &cripre@tn.
ocn im6cbeaigt oie arieas3onc poiiir
ten. Gr iaot niht wie uiele Siilfs'
freu5cr umo bewoiiuete SmOelsoom.
pier i6reul Sdidial gcrooc oielcr
8eripredingcn mcgen cnt8ongen
iin0. 0euti9lou0 bat ms immer mo
nnncr wieOcr pcriihcrt, ooB Elm Gin
qriff in micrc angcblicben 9fchte
nift beQbiihtot ici ionocru be.
Oaucrnswertbc 3wiidcuidae in oen
berchtigten @cgeumoBnobmen @ng
lano aegeniiber ieicu Oos ciuen I'M
menidliden &rice gegen oeutidc
ainoer uuO 0eutiA 5rauen fiibrt.
Ga ieOe feinoIide 9lbii6t uuS ge.
geniiber 0clltinlan0 poaia fern liegt,
6abeu aud mir fem &e6t OaS
Sdwert aus Scr 56ciOc 3il 5icben.
Sir iolcbe @eoenfen in ocn arieg 5u
ge9en marc gegen oen geiunoen
WleniAenUcritono, cntgegcn Der Su.
manitot mo eegen oen gSiQen oes
omcrifoniihen &olfes. IS wilroc
beiBen, oaB mir nibt in ocn arieg
Der SummitGt wiIlen ge6cm ni6t
INN gmerifo miucn ion0ern cin8ig
uuo oucin 81 9lue uno 6rommcn
GuglonO'S.
gSir sic nit Ocuti6lono ipmpo.
tbiiiren boben bon oen Ser. Stoaten
nicmaIs mebr oeforoert, ols neutral
5lt iein. Gos lit imier 9uteS 9iedlt
ais omcritoniihc @iiracr. Giejeui.
qcu obcr, Die nit england uuo Oen
9uiirtcn iumpotbiiirem ioroerI DOB
mir olf Seitc Der glaiirtcu tretcn
ioaen, I'M aus oem BON England all
geihiirteu 6cuer fir oic glaiirtcn sic
aoitonien 81 boIen. llno oas 1T Scr
rat6 an ben S0eolcn mo al Ocn en-.
tcrciicll Der Ser. Stooten.
Ojeor9c SDlDcitcr &icred.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
glnaeianieltcr G6ailfcur.

Solepb z. Bronn aus 8in1citer,
9a., luuroe geitern 9lodmittag in Scr
meitlihen @oli5ei Station pom 9lih.
ter Sogler uitcr scr 9lniduloigiug,
in 6etrunfenem 3uitanoe ein 9Iutomo.
bill eeitenert 5u babcn Dem @erihtS
pcrio6ren iiberlpieieu porlduiie ie.
BOD ge9en Siherbeit pieoer aui
ireien SUB geiebt 9roiun iubr nit
ieiner Nloibine angeblid] al Der @de
Don Saratoeaitr. nno 6rcmont 9Ivc.
nui'S Grottoir ltno oemolirtc oas @c.
itca eincS ooiclbit bciinOlidcn Son'
nen0nMeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
81 nndl Qnran nno aMriid.

9ln Sonntoe, Den 23. glpril Dcrs
anitaltet Die ,,@altimore.0bio-9a
cine Souoerfa6rt nah Surop @oy
fir welbc Der @reiS Ger Sin. uno
giidfabrt oui 50 fcitgeiebt lit. Gie
3iigc oerlaiien Ocu @lt, giogoI-9a6n.
bof I'M z llbr 10. imo Gomoen.8o6n.
bof Inn Z llbr 10 9ormittagS. Gie
9liidfabrt erfolgt bon Siuag Inn 8
llhr gLbenOs OeiieIben Iaaes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
9inns.Mrmcinhr.

sSu Der 3ionStirMc iin0ct oW NOR
eiacu Gborfrcitag 9lbenO oie jdbrlidc
@aiiions-9lufiiibrlng itott gs 1T
oos %. SSobr oes 3irhciuuuiit.@cr.
Gins Der 3ions.@emeinoc. Gic 9lui'
fii6rung miro alte uno ueue Wleiiter
brinqcn. Der 95reoiecr licit Ole &oi
lion. lin II llbr Gormittags lit
%oiiions.9lnOaht. @erte glbeno abt
llbr miro oas bl. glbenomabl gefeiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
Ssiau 6ut cin sa6eS ecben.

81 &aio, GeroS, IS. 9lpril.
Son oen inerifaniid5en Qlilitdr.@on'
Uerneur bon G6ibuo6ua traf 6cllte
Die 9ladridlt eirg Dab ole 9ladribt
pon Dem Gooe giaa'S cin o6uig I'M.
6egriinoetes @ctiid)t lei. Der Ban.
DIT ioa lid peiter oui Dem 3uge nad
0cm SiiOen beiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

pie ein mert6uollcs 9lliiomobil fonilr
ten aerettet werocu. 9iiht o6ue ct.
beblihe 2lnltrenguuaen gelang Is Der
6euenuebr, Die 6lammen mter Son.
trole 3u briugeu ino 81 loitcu Ger.
iouen muroen nicbt perlebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
Vannl.Neh.

Ger 5peitc Gag ocs Eoiio6 SeitcS
wllroe ocltcru Wlorgen BON ocn ortbo.
oorcn @emcinoei init ieicrliHen Got
tcs0icriien bcgonncIl. Tic Spna9o.
gen morcn pon @ldu6igen oiht ges
fiiIlt umo murOcn oic Gereiuonien in
olt6eracbradtcr 2Seiic ourAeeiiibrt.
Sn Den reiormirten Spnagogen miro
oas 6elt bis ndhiteu Wioutag geieiert
meroen. Gic ShlnBfciern oes Sgoi.
la5,6elteS entipreAen gon5 0enieni.
9en am Gr0ifmlugStage. rSH Den or.
t6oOorcn SDnaaogen finocn ole IeBten
SotteSoicnItc am Oicnitoq 9l6cuo
iiott
9lbpnncnieu, bic ben ,,SentidDen Gurrc.
ipunocntcn" nidIt piinflIid Dbcr nnrcgel.
naRig erhaIicn, iino acbetgn, Der Office
oapOn per ErlepbOn OOer idjriiiIidl Wlli.
tbeilVnR an MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

Sin 9rauo, pelher fiir iiber 500
Sdlaoen anribtete, brad aeiierr
9l6euo Inn s llbr IN eincm 2oaer.
bauie binter ser @obnlma oes 92es-
ecrs @olter 6 ariea, 9lr 1921
@eurplvania glucmnc aus Cine
groBe lqeuac labeuoen @elIieclS 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20
Eortugolmeiit Teutihc c
aus.

Siiio6oL 10. 9lpril Eic
portugieiiihe Gegierunq bat oie 9lus.
peiirug aIer Geltihen in nidbt we6r.
pflidtigem 9llter mo Die Sntcrni.
rmg Der me6rpilidtiocu Celtidcu
ongeoronet.
Suiomm nbrud Der cngli.
den Hegicrung beOor.
iteben0,
2on0on, 10. 9lpril Sm I'm
tcr6oiiie crflGrtc 6elltc @reniiermi,
niitcr glsQuit6 oaB in Cabinet nod
iAroiic Observation-Disclosures
berriAcn mn ooB iein 3ltioumcns
bulh oro6t, mcm feline giuiglmg
balo cr5iclt merOcn fam. Sic &c.
aicrnng lit scr 9lniidt. ooB eiu ocr-
artigeS @cidc6niB elm notiouolcs
llngliid alcreriten 9longeS mdrc "
fiiotc CT bui5u GoS lluter0ouS bat
iih bis 5nm Gicnitag oertogt
0liefenbron0 in @eI9ro0.
Yori& 10 9lpril. Gin 1er6ee.
rcnocS sScucr tobt in S}claroo. ser
c6cnloligcn ierbiiAci Soiptitaot.
Ger oiilihc Stoottbcil ioa p6aia in
9lldc gclcgt uorocn icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

Satal Soit Coer inn gprtHs
haus oie Getoautiboit cines 8ren
oen qenlodt hot) uSie itheinen iih
ie6r fix Nluiit 8n intereliircn; oiiriic
i'd S1nen Gin tSrei6ilIet 5ii oen 8io
lncon3ert mbieten oas oieien gIbeno
bier I'M Grte peranitaltct miro id
6a6's qelhenft eetricQtl" 3mciter
imo orittcr 0oii Gon mir f0uuen
Sic audi ems friegeul1 uIauIe.
nleinc Nerrcn ic6 Din Scr @erauital.
ter ors Gou5ericsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-20

@Gtcr uno Sobnc. sd
moAte Dir iooen mem Sobu, 0ab
oos GebeimuiB oes Griolges bic bartc
9(rbcit 1T. Sobn .@enu cs Gin
C5cbcnutiB iit @dpo Damn bdttcit
Gu cS mir nidt ioaen iollen Slid
licbc rSSciic bin ih 81 icbr @entle
man lin ron ocm @eBeinii6, oas
id criabreu babe, @ebrand 5u ma
den"
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-04
MOVEMENT STARTED
 TO OIL CITY STREETS
Water and Light Plant Heads Subscription With S100.O0 to Oil Streets in Business Section Raise Marshal's Salary.

At the regular semi-monthly meet ing of the city council held in the city hall last evening a movement was started to oil the streets in the business section of the city. For sev- eral years Prescott principal streets in the business section have been sprinkled and it is found that they can be oiled for almost the same amount paid for sprinkling.
 Sprinkling the streets costs the business men from four to twenty dollars per month each. Besides this amount it is estimated that it costs the city $500.00 per year to furnish the water. It is estimated that the streets that are now being sprinkled can be oiled for $500.00. The city offers to pay $100.00 of this amount and the business men will De asked to pay the same amount towards oil ing the streets that they are now paying for sprinkling. After they are once thoroughly oiled the cost for keeping a sufficient amount of oil on them will not be great deal.
 Marshal Stubbletield's salary was increased from S5O.O0 per month to S65.00.
 An investigation was ordered to be made of the septic tank located on the outskirts of the city. Complaint has been made by the residents liv- ing near this tank Of the offensive odor. and it will be remedied at once.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-04
BANK COMMISSION
 ORDERS 6TH PAYMENT
Bank of Pine Bluff Pays 52 Per Cent-Assets Bank of LeOla SOld-ApplicatiOn Made for Charter for Bank at Rush.

Little Rock, April 4.-The State Bank Commissioner yesterday or- dered the payment of the sixth divi- dend to creditors of the Bank of Pine Bluff There have been three divi- dends of 10 per cent each, one of ', one of 3, and the present one of 12, making total of 52 per cent that has been paid. The present distribu- tion amounts to about SIP 2,OOO, the total claims therefore being about $600,000. The bank has been in the hands of the Bank Commissioner since July 1, 1914, R. F.. Pugh special commissioner.
 All the assets of the Bank of Leola. at Leola, Grant county, were sold Saturday by order of the court, to T. R. McHenry and associates of Nal vern. Mir. McHenry is vice president of the Bank of Malvern. He and his associates will probably make appli- cation for a charter to establish a neY bank at Leola. The bank closed Jan. 15, 1915, with $27, ,O0O deposits, and $16,000 bills payable, the capital stock being s10,000 It has been in charge of l.. s. Goodwin as special deputy commissioner. T. M. Deer was president and Rainey Jett was cashier of the failed institution.
 Application has been made by A. TT. Hudspeth and others for a charter for bank at Rush, in Marion county, with capital stock of $10,000. J. D. Covey, Deputy Bank Commissioner. has been sent to Rush to investigate.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-04
EDITOR VOLUNTEERS SER
 VICES IN TIME OF WAR

Washington, April 4.-Not satis- fled that he was doing his full duty to his country in merely filling the col umns of his newspaper with prepared ness pleas, William c. Greame, editor of the Bethel, Ohio, Journal, has vol unteered his services in time of war, and has requested that he be assigned as private to the ranks of the United States Marine Corps
 Editor Greame served an enlist ment with the "Sea Soldiers" some wears ago, and is thoroughly trained for either sea or land duty.
 Major General Barnett, Command ing the United States Marine Corps, has gladly accepted the preferred ser vices of the patriotic editor and will call him to the colors if ever the need should arise.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-04
GENERAL CITY FL
 FICTION HELD TODAY
Only One Ticket-Straight De- mOcratic - Indications That Small Vote Will be POlIed- Little Change in Officers.

The general city election is being held in Prescott today. There is only one ticket, the straight Democratic. Those to be elected are as follows: Mayor, Randolph P. Hamby.
 Marshal, Jno. T. Stubblefield.
 Recorder, Chas. H. Tompkins. Treasurer, Wren Scott.
 Aldermen:
 Ward No. 1--Jno. A. Davis, w. K. Buchanan.
 Ward No. 2-Henry Moore, R. L. Blakely.
 Ward No. 3-R P. Arnold, Ira Gee. Ward No. All. A. Sykes, L. P. Beidelman.
 There are two voting precincts, one on each side of the city and the vote is very light.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-04
ISSUES EMERGENCY PROCLA-
 NATION OFFERING REWARD

Little Rock, April 4.-Gov. Hays issued an emergency proclamation offering a reward of S10O for the ap- nrehension and conviction of Mack Kellum. who shot and killed Eari Woodall in Prairie county, March 20, 1916. He then fled from the county, and his whereabout'i is unknown. There is no fund out of which to pay rewards, and this made the procla- nation necessary.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-04
NEVADA HAS TWENTY
 SIX DIPPING vATS
" A Denman, of State Agri- culture Department, Distrib-
 utpd Material Here Yesterday
 for Making Dipping Solution.

Noyada county stock growers are .wokpning to the importance of dip- ~.r their stock. Yesterday w. A. nonman of the state department of ssriculture distributed from Prescott Hardware Company's store material nsod in making the solution for dip- ming to twenty-six of our communl- ties where they have vats as fol- lows:
 Barlow Bros, Sayre.
 l. U. Brown, Prescott Route 5. Scott Bros, Prescott.
 E. Eaves, Emmet
 JV. Hulse, Emmet
 Jno. Hamilton, Emmet route 2. H. Neimeyer, Emmet
 James Paul, Prescott route 6.
 Robert Wylie, Emmet
 J.T. Adams, Emmet route ?.
 F, Phillips, Prescott.
 M.W. Greeson, Prescott.
 Ben Phillips. Prescott route 5. F.P. Harris, Prescott route 5.
 Wesley Gordon, Prescott route 6. Frank Dobbin, Prescott route 6. Vem Buchanan, Prescott route 3. D. L. Daniels, Prescott route 4. 0. R. Mcdaniel, Prescott route l. A. Nj. Smith, Prescott route l. Denman X Loomis, Prescott route l.. Sam Gautsche. Prescott route l. Delaughter X Britt, Boughton.
 W. A. Hannah, Prescott route 2. J. C. Riggans, Prescott route ?. J.B. Williams, Prescott.
 Enough material was distributed yesterday by MT. Denman for dipping 5000 head of cattle and it is fur nished free by the state. Another shipment of this material will be made to Prescott in about two weeks and it will be distributed.
 Mir. Denman assisted in the cree ton of number of vats the past week within this territory and in forms us that there will be great many more erected at once.
 The law will not be enforced at present and the government will lend every possible assistance to let the people know the real value and bene- n's they will receive from it. After 'ns year dippine stock viii be com pusory.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-04
OPENING SESSION
 PRESBYTERY AT 7:3O
About Fifty Ministers and Dele gates Expected Here This Evening-W. C. Carter, Mod orator, Will Deliver Sermon.

A large number of ministers and delegates have arrived here today to attend the Little Rock Presbytery which opens this evening at 7:30 at the First Presbyterian church for three days session. There will be about fifty present tonight at the opening session.
 Rev. W. c. Carter, Moderator, will deliver the opening sermon and the following is the program for the en- tire Presbytery:
 Tuesday, April 4th. 7:3o p. m.-Opening sermon by Rev. W. c. Carter, Moderator. Roll Call-Election of Moderator. Benediction.
 Wednesday, April 5th. g o'clock q. m., Devotional Services, Rev. J. E. Congdon. Reading of minutes, Appointment of Committees. Reading of Communications and Re- ferring to Committees. Presbyterial Business. g o'clock, Report of Committee on Temperance. 3 o'clock, Report of Committee on Ministerial Relief and Foreign Mis- sions. 4 o'clock, Report of Committee on Sunday Schools. Presbyterial Business. 8 o'clock, Sermon by Rev. E. E. Nor ris, D. D. Adjournment.
 Thursday. April 9th. 9 o'clock, Devotions, Rev. W. C.. Carter. Presbyterial Business. 10:30, Report of Committee on Home
 Missions.
 Report of Committee on Sunda.
 Schools.
 Report of Committee of Christian
 Narrative. 2 o'clock, Report of Committee on |. Church Erection. Presbyterial Business. IS o'clock, Program given by the Ladies Presbyterial Society. Address by Mrs. H. L. Remmell of
 Little Rock. Adjournment.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-04-04

Woodul, Algie Dillard, J. NJ Duke, Jas. ". White
 NJ. L. Moore was elected congress sioual committeeman for Nevada county.
 Chas. H. Tompkins was elected ju- dicial committeeman for Nevada county.
 W. F. Denmau was elected railroad committeeman for Nevada county. Dexter Bush was elected committee man for this chancery district.
 The delegates to all conventions were instructed to vote as 9 unit on all questions.
 M l.. Moore. Chairman.
 Chas. II. Tompkins, Sec'y.