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The Butler weekly times., 1916-02-17

is so old that it has been consid.
cred uncollectible.
The results of Pay-Up Week al
Waukon were so good that the
Merchants Trade journal, ma.
tional magazine read by retail
merchants in every town of any
consequence in the entire coun-
try, told it's readers of the sue
cess of the Waukon people in pay
ing their debts and urged busi-
ness men in other towns to give
greater attention to their collec-
tions, and soon other towns began
trying the plan-all with splendid
results. And now the entire coun-
try seems ready for this extraordi-
nary event of National Pay-Up
Week.
Our credit is national in it's
scope. The manufacturer extends
credit to the jobber, the jobber
carries the retail merchant, the
merchant in turn extends credit to
his customers, and therefore, ev-
cry business interest should be in
terested in National Pay-Up
Week. If local people in towns
would make it a point to pay the
doctor, the preacher, the grocer
and all other merchants, and the
merchant make it point to pay
the wholesaler and the jobber, and
the wholesaler to pay the manu-
facturer during this week, Feb
ruary 21-26, there would be more
dollars put in circulation in this
country than were ever started
moving during the same length of
time.
A good slogan to he used from
now till National Pay-Up Week
would be, "You pay your bills-L
will pay mine, February 21-26."
The Butler weekly times., 1916-02-17
Says Fanatic Poisoned 100 Guests
at Banquet.

Chicago. Feb. l2-That a sup,
posed fanatic attempted to muir.
der the 100 guests at the banque,
given Archbishop Mundelein al
the University Club Thursday
night was charged today by N. J.
Doherty. manager of the club
THE poisoning was the result OF
the plot of a single man to kill
the hundreds at the tables" said
Doherty. 'SWe know who the
man is and We have found a well
equipped laboratory of poisons in
his quarters We expect his ar
rest today
Detectives are searching for the
man suspected hy Doherty. An
analysis of u sample Of the soup
today showed unmistakahle traces
Of arsenic, according to DR.. John
Dill Robertson. head Of the City
Health Bureau.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-02-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Elmer Dixon to Addie Dixon
part lots 6, 7, and 8 block 4 War
ners addition to Butler and lot l
block 8 Warmers addition to But
Ter $500. -
Clark Griffin to F.. A. Griffin
part block 6 and Z block SO Rich
Hill. -, !.
j. A. Liggett to H. B. White
tract section 13 and "a West
Boone $1.OO.
NJ. f. Sweeney ct al to A. d.
Watson 1857 acres sections 5 and
6 Walnut $35,OOO.0O
w. H. Allen to NJ. E. Sweeney
ct al 1857 acres sections 5 and 6
Walnut $1.O0.
E. r. Sturgeon to j. H. Treis-
helm 60 acres section 18 Summit
S., 10000.
+ II. w. Lancaster to Ella Wheel
barger lot Z block So Rich Hill
$1.OO.
Joe Roberts to j. w. Dixon lots
1S to % block Al Foster $4,000.
s. c. Stayton to G. w. Medlin
22O acres section 25 Mingo $1,-
10000.
H. H. Harper ct al to w G..
Harper 112 acres section 8 Lone
Oak $1.00.
Thos. Martin to j. w. Wilson
1913 IL acres section 80 Deer
Creek $1.OO.
f. p. Foster to w. T. Christie
80 acres section 2 Shawnee $3,-
10000.
/, j. M. Catterlin to j. G.. Ison SO
acres section and 6 Pleasant Gap
and Hudson $2,500.OO.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-02-17
Chas. Campbell Dies at Green
wood.

Chas. Campbell, former well
known citizen of this county, died
last week at his home in Green
wood, Mo.
Mr.. Campbell came TO this
county soon. after the Civil War
and for several years lived in
Summit township on the farm
now owned by John Hyatt. He
was afterwards employed in the
drug store of DR.. Elliott Pyle. s
The Butler weekly times., 1916-02-17
NATIONAL PAY-UP WEEK
Such an Event is Timely, as there
are Few People Who do not
Owe Debts to Some One
Few Who Could
Not Pay If They
Would.

What promises to become an an
nual national event has been in
augurated as National Pay-Up
Week, February 2l-26 inclusive.
Credit is one the great assets
of our present-day. system of bust
ness, but like many another good
thing, it is sometimes abused and
overdone; annd because so many
people are careless about paying
their accounts, there are millions
upon millions of dollars in out
standing accounts in this country
today that could be paid with in
conveniencing the debtor, and if
all these millions of dollars were
put into circulation during one
week, there would be the greatest
week of prosperity ever known
in this country.
While credit is a great thing, it
at the same time becomes a tax
when abused. The man who does
not pay his debts pays a penalty
or tax every time he buys a dol
lars worth of merchandise: but
not only must he pay this tax, but
the man who pays his debt is com
PEELED to bear his share of this un-
just taxa tax collected in in
creased price on the commodities
Of life occasionned by the failure
of the debtor to pay his bills.
1t is often said that the custom
ers Of the retail merchants who
pay cash pay. more for their mer-
chandise than they should, be
cause they have to pay for what
a .deadbeat gets without paying,
and there is much truth in the
statement, too-the man who pays
his bills, pays cash. does really
pay more for the commodities of
life than he should pay because
SO many do not pay.
National Pay-Up Week had its
beginning in the little city of
Waukon, Iowa, a county seat of
but little over. 1000 population at
the end of a. little railway in the
northeastern part of the state of
Iowa. Waukon is a beautiful lit
tie city, and a busy business Gen.
ter, but the people of that CON-
munity are like the people in
many another town and commuui-
ty-that is some of them have,
during the past years, bought
goods for which they never paid,
until the week of January 9-15,
1915. the principal of the high
school, who happens to be secre-
tary of the Commercial Club, sug-
gested that. it would be ! good
thing for Waukon to have q day
of reckoning or rather a week OF
reckoning. The idea appealed to
the businenss men of Waukon,
more particlarly to the merchants
who had considerable money in
outstanding accounts SO the
week Of January 9-15 was adver-
tised as Pay-Up Week. and dur
ing that time in this little city,
over 80 600 in old accounts was
wiped of the books Of the localI
buaine1e houses.
Kyeryb ybpdy seemed to Join inl
The Butler weekly times., 1916-02-17

Of Local ht9ssk Clippsd from
OR xDqnnnR9R

4
Oar x1GAaAgsa.
Six mail sacks filled with mail
order eatalegs were received at
the 4AlaeFet rnstuffice in one day
recently says the Leader.
A big wolf drive was pulled
off down in Vernon county re-
Gently. No wolves were caught
but the hunters brought in sever
al rabbits.
H Joe Relllnghamsen, son of Vim.
BelGnghausen and wife died last
Wednesday afternoon at five
o o'eloek at the parental home one
| and one-half miles no -th-west of
town.-Montrese Recorder.
Mrs. A. v Adams went to st.
Joe Wednesday, where she will
enter il hospital for. treatment,
and it is Thought that surgical
operation may he necessary to re-
lieve her trossle.-Adrian Jour-
nal.
Miss Ode $hrcycr, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs James Shroyer, of
the Independence neighborhood,
slipped and fell ON the ice, Mon
day, sustaining fracture dislo-
cation of the right ankle. 1t was
a very painful INJURY which will
take some siaas to mend.-Border
Telephone.
jess Thori,eruyh slipped and
fell partially Through the scuttle
in his barn last Thursday even
ing. As result ef the fall he is
suffering with two fractured ribs
and is pretty badly bruised, too.
He is able to e-A out now, but
moves around rather slowly
Amsterdam Enterprise. II
And now cosaaseS the Cass Coun-
ty Democrat, a paper that has al
ways borne good reputation for
truth and veraeiry with a story
of a man in Harrisonville placing
nine Plymouth ROSTERS in a coon
and the next day finding six eggs
in the coop. presumably placed :
there by the ROSTERS. Can you
beat ite
Drusilla Tarrants was born Oc- ,
tober s, 1897, Died February 6, ,,
1916, at her hone in Appleton )
City at the age of as years and !
four months She was married to
John Stephenson January 2S,
1857. To this union nine chill !
dren We're born, seven daughters
and two sons Two daughters
died in childhoed--Appleton City !
Journal. ~
W. c. Carpenter received a
broken collar home Sunday morn &
ing when he slipped and fell on
the front steps Of his home in G
the east part Of town, The fam \
lily were away at the time of the
accident, but neighbors assisted h
him into the house and called a =
physician. The broken bone was +
set and is mendsng nicely.-Am- b
oret Leader. S
The Butler weekly times., 1916-02-17

P, Charles j.. Klumpp of this
city and Frederick w. (Sam)
Klumpp, now in school at Kansas,
City.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-02-17

dependence. Kas., Mrs. L: F. Cald-
well, Kansas City, Mrs. VIM. Vo-
gel and Miss Mary Klumpp Of this
city, Henry NJ, John E., Joseph
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
gInsmnitcrnno crfolot bnlS.

~ SIS beiBt, bob Die WiitelieOer ocS
riertcn Wlarplonoer Snfonterie-&eei.
mentS bis gum %. September aus.
gcuuitert meroen ino nod i6ren
g8obnpl6sen llnO gu ibrer 9lrbeit 5u.
riidfebren f0nnen. Nioior @omoro
9lifen Sblttleport6 bon Der glrmec
DER Der. Stooten miro ole glusmuite-
rlng iibermahen. 0a lebr biele Dor
bereitllngen por5unebmen nh0 Gin.
5elbeiten ous5uorbciten lino, miro eS
mcbrere Gage oouern ebe Die glus.
mlliterlmg ibrcn glnfong nebmen
fonn 9ieutenont @OnunO 6. g8o0.
Oia puroe eeitern benohrihtiet, Dab
cr Ourh einen ipe5ieaen Gift OeS
Gonareiies bonn I. Suli gum &opi-
t6n bef0r0ert moroen lit. Ger %rG-
iioeht linter6eihnete Die @eroromng
Dor einigen Eagen.
SopitGn @oooia rihtete oos 2o.
ger fir oos bierte Hegiment elm imo
botte 9laes fertig, ais 0oiielbe ein-
trof. Gr por felt einiser 8eit Ger
inipi6irenoe Snltrutteur fir WtorD-
IonO. @r fam bon iest an 6u irgenO
elmer 3eit bon bier obberufen per.
0en.
@roBc 0lenihenmen9en treffeu
per 9obn in0 glntonobil I'M ga.
ger ein. @s lit in ousge6eihnetcm
3uitonoe uno Ole Solooten finoen
lib idnea in Oos regelmGBige 2o-
eerIcben, belonoers neil iie iib oil
oaiieIbe geipobnt boben ais lie ii6
in Eeros befonoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
ainSerIahmnna.

Sin neler 6oa our6 Boi6in9toncr
9e6oroen in MorDlon0 feitee-
itcllt. - 0as &inO GlDoe @ru66
fam am 8. September nod @Iont.
eomcrD aus Nloine. II 0ns &ouS
miro inter 2uarantdne eeiteat.
g8. s. gooOporo, ser @eilln0-
beits6eomte bon @oibington meloete
Ger @eiunO6eitsbeboroe, ooB Elm 6oa
bon &inoerlGbmlng oi1t an Der
@ren5e, aber in MorDlano, in W}ont-
erD-Gountp, entoedt porOen iei.
QoS 4ino, Glpoe @rubb, lit 21
Wlonate alt mo fam am 8. Septem-
ber bon Nlaine bier an. Ios &ino
wirOe allf eineu @eiunObeitsihein
BON Woine rbne llmitGnoe bier 8u9e-
laIien. Oie Marpldn0cr Stoots .@e-
ilinobeitsbeboroe IGBt 0en San 6r5t-
lid unteriuden uno bat Oas Sols
inter NuarautGne eeitelt.
Sin 0er0ddtieer 6oa miro bon Ger
@eiitnObeitsbeboroe bon Senpooo,
Soporo.GolntD, gemclOet. 0ort ioa
@eneba Wiatbios, Elm 5peii0briges
Nido1en, welAeS bel SenrD Mias 81
8eiu6 lit, ais OcrOG6tis beobo9tet
meroen. aM
Gos 9ino ioa por etpn 8pei $50
1en bon Baltimore nuh %oworo-
GountD eefonlmen iein. Or. S. w.
2ocp meloete Oen Soa, welden oie
StoatS-@c @ciunobeitsbcborOc iest lm'
terhIdt.
Sn ser Stoot lcl6it fomen weoer
Eooes-, nod nclte aronfbeitsfoue
Dor, morii6er Der @eilno6eits.Gom-
miii6r 8lafe ic6r erfrcut lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Wlnrhlanb Sn6nf t6cner.

Ser NreiS bon MorDlono Gobaf
lit bon 8 Gents ouf % Gent. ooS
Eflmo geitieeen, ieitOem Der euro
pdiide &rieg ousbrod. SoGono
fouft eroBe @engen fir cieenen Sc
Crouh unO fir Ocn @erfouf nod
Dcutldlono. 9ic 9(aiirten foufen
cu6 Diel uno be6oblen bobe @reiie
oofitr, Die @rnte mar nidt icbr
groB. 6ronfreidb entoedte 0perit ocn
guten @ei6mod oes Ntorplono "a.
bofs lno folifte lAon Dor ocm &riege
groBe W1engen. Soaono's Sonoel
in Eobof NIT 0eutlhlono bat einea
lnge6euren llmfong oneenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
National aeaaue"
glcnmen aM Naprc SC 0raec.

Seute beginnen Die Ser6lt-3ennen
in 6obre oe @roce, luelbe bis 5un1
80. September Oouern Ios erIte
9ieunen miro I'M 2 ll6r 30 g3o6nit.
tags gelailien. Spejial5iige iiir bic
&ennen, oireft bis 6ur Neun6o6n,
fo6ren auf ser rEenniplDonia-gabn"
nm - llbr 30 unO I llbr 10 g9ad-
mittoes, yg. g %" bonn GomOen-
9o6nbof Inn I llbr 10 g2ohmittoqs
uno N}ont 9ioDol- l-9o6n6of nm [
ll6r 90 0loHmittoes. SIS iiuo inte.
reiiontc 9lenneu borgeie6en, ipelben
folgenOe Diennungen eingegongen
iino:
I. 9lenucn 6 6urlongS II Stella.
rina 1iO. SO g8ieB 10, @ooOmooA
1913. Sling @ort6 1913, Suliet tO8,
9lmbroie III. Sinfle @ell III, Yre-
iton 2pnn 1t2. @liunoie H. Sbcr.
pooO 1t3. girginio S8. t05, @op
Streof ti3, Carlton g. III. SIlumi.
motor 100, @lurp6p t13, @looniue
1877.
2 &ennen, 8 6lrlongs Silt it2,
Eoloniiun tl5, Wlobtcr @tobren 1t2,
Shila tt2. 9(lmo 9. tl2. 0ionniS
ii5, BreciuoS 1i2, 91ie6t Opl 1t5.
3. Heunen, 3 6urlongS @loe
Wlurrop tt2. Battle tt2. Storm
9tDmpb tt2, Seiie 1t5, G6eIIco ii2.
GooOo Song Sces tt5, 9lonlirotion
1t2.
A. Hennen 1 Neilc 70 9orOs IT
Goslc 9S, 9oDbcrrp Gamble tiS, Sen.
mouie tOi, @not 81, Slittcrgclo tt0.
5. Nennen, 3 5llrlongs Gepro.
6otc ti2, Slore 10S, Siloer Sonools
III, Gomrooe t0t, 9urbnaf IA,
Soc N1eols no. Eootiic 100, G6ot.
terbor no. 3hinio 9s, Sontom 9aIn
III, gootIeB @obD tt3, glimee Z.
112, GrutHeS 1t2.
6. Henncn t/6 Weilc G6oug6t
Heooer t05, Gliff Sopen 100, 2ittlc
@nglouo III, GoinoerfieIo 1t0,
Geoil 6ii6 III Slm6erer 40,
Somerlone 105.
Z 9lennen, 1 W}eile 70 9orOs r.
S(6Oon t05. ac5io6 90. G6eitcrtor
t15, Sir Cenro6 ITO, Sou Top 115.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
gEndlinmrr ..Nnn Grnnta

Sin @ndtpoitcn Der o9oD Scouts"
I'M Eager on Der Dorf-Hooo bcnerfte
cincn Nionn, Ger onl6eincno in 0ic
gSobning bon 9op goui6, 9lr. 602,
Dumborton. .glpc., cinOrineen moate.
9lls DER @odtpoIten feline anmero.
oen olarmirtc, modtc licb Der Dero1h.
tige W1onn aus Dem Stou6e lino flet-
terte iiber oen 3oun. Sin @cleb ber-
bictct oen n9oD Scouts, 9gribot.
eieentbumt 81 betreten, lino BON eli
ner Serfoleung oes Wlouues fonntc
ocsbol6 fcinc 9icoc icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
NlaOOr 9Sreiton nO Or. glofc
cDnfcrircn.

@ciunobcits-G GontmiiIGr Or. 8lofc
bielt geitern NIodmittog nit @lopor
NSreIton cine l6ngere Gonferen5 be.
3iieli6 Der &inOerlGbmungfronfbeit,
ionic Ocs itorfen gluftretns bon
SDpbus. Or. 9lofe crfl6rte, OoB
cine &inoerIdbmrngs. .@pioeuie III
Baltimore niht mebr ou befiir6tcn
iei, ino OaB gegen bic glusbreitln9
oes SppbuS meitgebenOc &oriihtS'
mobrceeln ectroffen iperbcn lpiiroen.
Gr miro einen &lon olsorbeiten, oen
er in Den n66lten Soeen Dem WtoDor
borleeen miro. Der @lon entbdlt
@nrnllneen uno &crboltunes gln.
meiiuneen eeeen cine glnltedllnes.
gefobr ourh EDpbusfronfe uno miro
Dem Yublifum lnterbreitet meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Grim icincn NrnnblunnNrn.

Der ichs Sabre olte @Oporo 3.
Scott BON SIR 1875, Glorfion.Strv
erlog eeIteril Tormittog ii llbr i'm
~MercD.Soipitol" ieinen @ronowun-
Oen mel6e er li6 8u6oe oIs er ON
5omitn9 init Strei@bol5ern ipielte
no ieine 9leioer in 8runo icstc.
Die Wlutter 0es 9inocs, 6rou @ir.
9inio Scott, Die ibrcm &inoe 6ll
!Siilfe elite, 500 iih beim @ritide,
Scr 5lommen ebenfuas Nronowin.
Ocn an Den Sdnoen 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
sai.1ampfcr

Baltimore II. EbiIooelpbia Dam.
pier.go. (ericsion-2ire). 9Sier 1,
9igbtStroBe.
Baltimore. Gbeiapcafe & gltIontic
S9oilwop So, &ierS A. AZ. 3. 6
Eno s, Sig6titraBe. unO Eier 1,
Eratt.StroBe.
Baltimore Steam @odet Co."
(Olo @ap Siue), &iers 1913
Si96t-StroBe.
.Gbeiopeofc Stcomibip 2tue",
@ier 10. 2i9bt. strobe
~MerdantS ono 02iners' Ernns.
portation 2ine". Bier 3. 6uB bon
SiiO.@opitrnBe.
PORT Slicer Cine. Bier IS. 9iaht.
StroBc
nNep.yorf unO Baltimore Grans.
portotion Co.. SUB Der Greoerid-
StraBe.
nSoIheiier Steamboat Co." Eicr
i6, 9igbt.SiroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Die @efauoniR-G -GOntrOI6e6SrOc.

= Ole @rnerllIng Ocr @cf6ngniB.
Gontrolbeb0roe, mclhe Die 2citrng
Oes MorplGnoer 3uhtbouies unO
Oes itootli6en 9(rbeitsboules bonn 1.
Oftober OIL iibernebmen miro, miro
BON @ouoerneur Sorrineton erit
borgenommen perOen, nadoem oic
0ireftoren oes ltootliAen g(rbeits-
bouies ibre jGbrlide Sibliue, welde
am nGdlten 0onnerItoe itottfinoet,
gebobt boben. Gie neue 9eboroc
miro iib wobri@einlid aus foleen-
6en Serreu 8uiommeniesen: Charles
z. Crane, Baltimore, S. Su6ert
@noe. @olbineton Golmtp, unO
8ronf Wleserott, Erince Georges
Gountu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
eamOitrafcn. .SynIgcftion.

g8iro bon Dem Stoots 9onOitroBen-
GommiiiGr 81. 8ouf, Dem Gbei-
Sngenieur Sbirlcp imo Nlit9lie-
oGrn Oes 9unoes-2nnOiroBen.
Deportenents ltnternommen. III
9ie SnIpeftionstour oebnt li6
no6 Dem Olhlfer aus.
Der Soriibcnoe unO ser G6ef-sSn.
geniclr Der 2oroitroBen- Commit
lion, ole SS. 3out uno S6irleD,
meroen iib om @iittlpob ouf cine
SSnipeftionsreiie iiber ole Stoots-
itroBen on Der OitfiiIte begeben. q.
ct. Q. g9ilion, SiilfS.Oircftor i'm
9(mtc Der 0ffcntliAen StroBcn inn
SonomirtbiAoftS 0cportement ser
9unocsre9ierung, lno gllItin 9.
6lether, @oriibenocr Der 2onoItro.
Bcn.Gommiiiion bon GaIifornicn
meroen iic beqleiten. Sr. Sletc6er
betlnoet ll6 ouf @inlooung Der Jie-
gierune IN S8oibiuoton in @erbiu.
Dung NIT Der ouSgeiesten Sunmc
bon $S3,000,000 sur &erbeiierune
Der YoltitroBen.
Sr. @ilion un0 Sr. Slct6er CT
ildten Srn 3ouf, iie iiber Oie @fo-
rplGnoer &onOltroBcn al nebmcn,
Inn StroBen6oi 5u ihloiren, uno iib
iibcr Ole N1et6oocn 5u unterriAten
unter pelcben oie berldieoenen Stoo.
ten ibre StroBen bouen.
Oic MorDl6noer 9eboroen fii6len
li6 geidmeidbelt, DOB es gcrooe Die
StroBen MorDlon0's iinO, oic 5ucrIt
beiihtigt meroen loaen.
Cine gln5obl NtitglieOer Scr Son-
ocIsfommcr bon 9ltlontic GitD fi6.
rem in letter S8odc ebenfouS iibcr
@forDldnocr 2onoltroBen.
giddltc @ohe pcroen N3itqlie0er
oes 0eportemcnts fir offentlic6e
StroBen bon gIelp. Yorf e6enfoaS
cine Snipeftionsreiic MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
NM Qcbensaefahr aeidllucbt.

55rou gl9nes S6lelttcr fonn BON
Slid ioeen ooB iic beutc nod ont
Seben 1T. Sbr Soor fam eeitcrn in
@crii6riln9 nit eincm Ereibriencn
elmer elcftriihen Moibine in bent
2ooen ibres @ottcn an Der 6reoerid-
9lpenuc imo Ninters Game IN Go.
tonsOiac. 9luf ibr Sdreien elite ibr
@otte bcrbei uno itente oen W}otor
ob. 6rou ShlclIter true cine ihmerc
&opfbouhuunoc oopon. @le6rere
Stide moren notbig Inn oie @imoe
81 lhlieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
7oS Iebtc yon,ert.

Selte fiuOet Oas lebte CONCERT Der
StoOtfopelle om @oibington Moml-
ment itott. 0ie &or6ereitliueen la
aen in 0cn SGnoen oes Scrrn Sobn
Sreton bonn nNiebpnu @ngineer'S
department. IS murOen Sibe fiir
cine 9eiuher5abl bon meniaiteuS
5000 errihtet. GoS Gon5ert be.
aimt plnft s llbr rnter Scr 9eihmg
oes 9Srof .. q. 5teinmal0 imo Der.
ipriht Elm auBergem0bnliher grioIa
81 meroen, uno iblieBt oen .9Scrtbci-
oiger.So9" piiroig ab.
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Whnitiacr Nahrrsbrridlt. .

Der rs. s. @ieBner 9ou-Gercin"
5ielt eeitern ieinc Is. SSo6resper.
Iammlimg, perbunoen nit 8eonten.
wo6l nb. Gic g9o6l mar cine le6r
fur5e, ocnn es muroeu sic oltcn Sc
amten einitimmig mieOcrcripd6lt. Ger
SoritanO iebt iicb pie i'm oeriloIIenen
@ei6ditsiobr wie folgt 5uiammen:
&ollis Soifmann @rGiiocnt; SenrD
=. @ieBner, @ice-YrGii0ent; @corge
s. Su6er, Setretdr; S6eooorc 6.
9orIt Sdobmeiitcr; Sobn 9. Sep
lineer, Collector; Gireftoren: SSo6n
Suber, Geo. ~. Senoerion 6reo. g8.
S1maine, elias $. @eeoon, SSo6n
ytennItieI, George $. 2our, SorrD s.
aine. Der 2oiienberi6t mar ein
GliBerit giinltiger uuo 5eigt folecnoc
3ablen: @utba6en $t63,670.97 Ser
binOlihfeiten $t61, ,227.23. g1a6
9(b5ue cinieer @ei6dftsfii6runes.
9usga6en beldnit iib Ger lleberI6uB,
Der am 1. September 1916 an Sano
mar, auf $6S9t.9S. @is gum 9l6louf
oes oerflolienen @ei6ditsiobres wur-
0en $6S,417.5S an 0iOioen0en aus.
ge5o6lt.
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%. 6. glciN idluer crfrnnft.

Or. 6. Wliller &eio, elmer Ocr
Eioniere inter oen 9lcr0tcn 9oLti-
more'S mo friibcr ein Eroieiior ocs
Baltimore @3eoicol College 1T
idmer fronf in ieinem Sauie 9tr.
904, ytoro 6remont-9luenue Gr lei.
oct an einem S6loeonfoa uno 0a
icin 3uitono ii6 ouoouerno bcr-
idlc6tert, lit wenie Sofflutug mtf
@eneinna porbon0en.
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@On elmer Gclcftriidjen nieOcr-
acItuEcn.

Die 81 Sabre olte Sroi S8ilbcl.
mine q. NlcGurleD bon yir. 6S6,
Columbia 9Lpcnile, mitroc ecitcrA
Wiorecn bei'm llc6crlbrciten ocr
SborpitroBc, nn Der 9oltinloreltroBe
bon eincm StroBcn6obn scr Sor-
foro. .9lbenue-2inie 5u 9oOen eeipoy'
fen ipo6ei lie licb eine @nieberrcn.
fung uno 5oblreibe gl6ihiirfllngc'l
5u6oe. Die Ierleste muroc in Der
9lmbulon8 oes mittIeren 0iitrifts
nod Dem nWiercD.Solpitol" ge6rnAt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
@Ortraa iiber gsa6rnmasmitteI.

@iulaouneen an ollc 6rouen.9er-
cine uno Clubs mur0en oltSgeionOt,
Inn an gorleirueeu Der 6rau @irgi-
nia NG. Gilbert iiber refine. lmper.
f0Iidte 9Iabrlng, welde aus 9lnIoB
Scr uN2o0e in 9altimore-9[usItel.
lung" in Der Soae 0es fiiniten &egi.
mentS ltottfinOen, t6cil5une6men.
Sic gorIeiunaen finOcn 5weimol am
Gage mG6reno Der Gouer Der 9[uS-
itellng ltatt imO 3war INN A llbr
ytadmittags umO Inn 9 llbr glbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12


Sm giem Yortet StroBenbobn.Sirife.
Ger @ertebr in oeu 9rong. @lan-
botton 9onfcrS mo S6eilen BON
Sscit-G6eiter-goimtp 10 grt ioie
cinaeitelt. 9Iuh aui 0ohbobn
mo lluterarimobom lit Scr @e
trieb beeintrdhtigt. eruite
9hlbeit0rngen.
9tep Norf, fl Sept6r Sn
Wlonbottcn, ser @ronr, goutcrs mo
SbeiIcu BON @cit.Gbeiter.Golntp 1T
ser StroBcnbobn.Gcrfe6r IN Solgc
OeS StrifcS 10 gut luie einaeitelt.
Go6ei lit Der &crfe6r auf Oen Sod
bobueu lmo llnterarumobo6nen man.
selhoiter ols icit 9eginu oeS Strites.
mo ioulit lit Die StrifeIage in 9lciu.
9orf cine iebr ernitc eelporOen
Gie 6roge, Oh Spmpotbic.S Shites
ongeoronct mcroen iollteu ipilroc BON
9lr6eiterfii6rern beiproheu. Soaic
cine oieS begiinitigenOc GutiheOuna
getroiien per0en 10 miir0e iicb sic
3obl Der gIusit0noiacn inn 100000
permebren. Gin FOLDER Shritt itebt
noh glusiugc einiger ser 6iibrer in.
nerbol6 elmer @ohe 81 eriuorten.
EeS Cages iiber fomen mieocr6olic
&ubeitorungcn por unO oie @oIi5ci
nluBte offers nit @elpolt einihreiten
Observation-Disclosures puroen NIT
Steinen bauorien. Sn einem iolhen
6aIle piiroe cine 6rou sur @roe ae.
morfen 6ei Dem Gerind oen @ooeou
81 perIaiien. Gle Strifer bo6en Sen
Nlotorfiibrer uuo oen GonOufieur altf
ibre Sdultern mO nollten iie nod
i6rer &one trogen; oie 9SoI3ci abcr
bradte ie in Siderbeit.
9lui Oen llntergrnobobneu uno
ocn Sod6o6ncn muBten iih sic @oi.
iogiere uiclcn llnunncbmIihfeiten i'm.
tcr3ieben. ipeIde ourh llcberiiiQuna
mo riidiihtsloieS Crduaen peulr.
ioht pur0en
Strifebrecber betloaten iidl bei Dem
@oli5ei.Gomniiior gSoooS. oaB ie.
ols iic i6re S0bnung uno Sreibeit
oerlongten in Den @agenihuppen Der
@eielIihait, wo lie einseperrt acbol.
ten wurOeu. WliBbonohtngen BON
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artige acknowledgements ols unpo6r
ab.