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Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09
WOMAN'S NATIONAL PEACE
PARTY WOULD END WAR
(By United Press)

Washington, Dec. s.-Formuiation
of list of proposals to Congress
looking toward termination OF the
world war will constitute the primer
pal business Of the Woman's National
Peace party, which convened here to-
day for a three-day session.
Among the proposals to be consid'
cred. as already announced, are:
/. Creation of joint commission
cf experts representing Japan, Chi'
ma and the United States, to study
issues between the countries.
2. Recommendation OF action 10
ward immediate convening OF TN
third Hague conference.
3. The principle that foreign IN
vestments be made at the risk OF th'
investor.
4. Passage of the law advocated b!
the American Bar Association, PROVO
ing federal control Of aliens.
Miss Jane Adams will preside am
address the Congress on phases o
"Internationalism.'
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09
COMES TO DEFENSE
J OF DATE INDUSTRY

CONTINUED fro-r Pa"n ~
which moistened the air during the
ripening of the fruit, thereby reducing
the quantity of first grade fruit.
There are thousands of acres here
suitable in that respect.
3. The badly infected condition due
to the serious date scale insects
known as Parlartori Blanchard and
Phornicous Marlatti. These palms had
been torched and fumigated several
tunes for the former and sprayed for
the latter.
1t was discovered in April, 1912, that
The Mariatti scale was not only on
the base, but seven feet from the
palms On the roots, due to the hard
soil This scale is not found on the
roots of palms in soft or sandy soil.
Under the condition it was impossible
10 eTdulCdte LIE hdIltt SCelS. AlIcl
the owner had been TO the expense
of fumigating and torching the palms
several times and losing many crops
of dates thereby, and knowing all the
other conditions to exist, he was
ready to sell. When Mr.. Holms came
along with the idea of wanting the
largest Deglet Moor palm garden in
the country deal was soon made.
When the palms were taken out of
the county we were rid of 80 per cent
Of the date scale insects. In conclu-
sion, l again wish to state that with
proper selection of soil and location
1--WE have plenty Of such) it is pos
sible to grow the Deglet Moor dates
as successfully here as elsewhere.
The reason that Imperial Valley
has not been advancing the date in
dustry as rapidly as our sister county
eli the north is because we have been
too busy harvesting from $15,OOO,OOO
to $2O,OOO,OOO worth of necessities
each year.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09
ANENT THE MOTION
PICTURES TO BE SHOWN
=== 80 TONIGHT -
Palace Theatre.

Palace Theatre.
IS. R. o. signs could we'll have
been displayed at the two perform
ances of "The Land Just Over 4on-
Ger" at the Palace theatre last night.
Scenes showing the store at Coyote
Wells, familiar scenes on the desert
end on FL Centro's Main street
brought forth round after round of ap-
piause. Apart from the local fea-
lures, it is a strong, gripping play,
filled with many scenes of thrilling
interest. The fight between Billy Boy
and McAlpin was piece of realism
hard to beat. Movie fights are usu-
ally well staged. but there are some
which always linger in the memory
of the movie fans and with which
they compare each new one seen, and
II is not hard to prophesy that from
last night on this fight will be used
as a basis of comparison for some
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09
CAL|PAT.RIA'S ACTIVITY
MEANS BIG PROFITS
FOR |NVESTO rs

Look back and see what made every
rich land owner in every city in this
country.
You will find it was the buying and
holding OF close in acreage.
We don't have to go outside of I'M
perial Valley. See what Holt and
others did, who are now rich. They
bought close in acreage, and it made
them fortunes. You can do the same.
Look forward and not backward. Don't
say, 81 could have done this" but
say, 81 did it," like Messrs. Daley,
Cudahy, O'Neil and Ramsey, who just
paid $3.50 per acre for twenty acres
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09
FOR SALE
CONCESSIONS
IMPERIAL VALLEY
LIVESTOCK FAIR

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the General Manager, 63S
Main street, Ell Centre, up to and
including Saturday, December 16,
1916, for the purchase of the fol-
lowing concessions at the Livestock
Fair to be held on December 27, 2S,
20 and 80:
Restaurant
Ice cream
Peanuts and popcorn
Cigars and tobacco
Rootbeers and soft drinks
Candies and confectionery
Weiner stand and lunch counter.
A deposit of 20 per cent of the
purchase price will be required on
each of the above concessions when
sold and the full price thereof will
be reqcired to be paid on or before
Tuesday, December 26, 1915. The
management reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids. Ground plans
and information furnished at office.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

o. land on Main street, Calipatrla'
These mes are sure to make DIS
profit.
r. A. Johnson of Calipatria now
has fifteen acres for sale, close 10
the new $4,000 school, not far from
lots on Main street that have sold for
$500 to $3.50 each, asd remember
a. acre means five lots. There IS an
enormous profit here for any one
Buv this fifteen acres now. invest
cate Write Mr.. Johnson or call upon
him at Calipatria Immediately Tor iull
particulars.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09
Another Way of Killing a Cat.

Butte. Mont, Dec. 7.-Malt( splri-
tuous and vinous liquors shall not be
brought onto Indian reservations IN
Montana by "boat, wagon or sled" the
state statutes provide. So Joe raoio'
wealthy Indian, brought some on an
automobile and stands good chance
to escape punishment.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09
A P. West. president of the South

A. P. West, president of the South
ern Sierras Power Company; (. S.
Wood, W. H. Whiteside and Irving
Snyder, Of the same corporation, are
in the Valley for q few days. The
Southern Sierras Power Company is
the owner of various subsidiary cor
porations in the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09
space.
c. ". u. VI. DaY.

The Sunday morning service of the
Christian church will be given over
to the missionary society. The ladies
are trying hard this year to interest
a greater number of women in this
great movement. The president. Mrs.
L. E. Clemens, will preside, and the
following program will be given:
Scripture reading, Romans XIII.
Mrs. Clemens
PRAYER Mrs. Conley
Special music, "Christ Was Not
willing That They Should
Perish" ..... Mixed quartette
Address ........ Mrs. Oscar Sweeney
Mrs. Sweeney has long been active
ia the missionary society and will give
an address that will be spiritual
uplift to all.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

I Scarlet Wcman' at L. & S. Sunday.
A great Metro wcnderplay, "The
Scarlet Woman" featuring the great
emotional actress, Olga Petrova, will
be seen at the L. & S. Theatre Sun
day. The story portrays with ar
tistic fidelity the life of a noble
hearted woman who, after making a
supreme sacrifice for her weakling
husband, when he is in the shadow OF
the gallows, is cast off by him at the
expiration Of the short term of inn
rrisonment which her sacrifice has
won for him. She is spurned by the
world she has known and finally be-
comes a woman without conscience.
Among those seeking her downfall is
the unscrupulous district attorney.
After many trials and tribulations she
meets the man of her heart and they,
are married. His quick forgiveness
Of her past proves touching climax
to this wonderful picture.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09
An-Star Program at L. & S.

The big feature of tonight's all
star program is a great western dra-
ma, "The Wrath of Cactus Moore,p
written and produced by William v.
Mong. No man nor beast can stop
the wrath of Cactus Moore until--a
girl does.
Billy Garwood, in "He Wrote a
Book; Harry Depp in "Any Old
Dule'll Do'; Lonesome Luke COM
edy and Pathe Weekly News will COM
plete the bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

The Presbyterian bazaar at 653 Main
street today is bustling with activ-
ity.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

Neil Locke was visitor last night
coming down from Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

Frank Miller, proprietor OF the Mis-
sion Inn at Riverside, and General M.
H. Sherman, vice president Of the
First National Bank of Calexico and
largely interested in the California
Mexico Land and Cattle Company, are
V. tors at the Barbara Worth hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09
PERSONAL MENTION

VALLEY DYE WORKS
Expert Cleaning and Pressing.
Ncrk Called for and Delivered.
534 Main Street. Telephone l69.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Larey left this
morning for trip to the Coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

Your photographs will be finished
in time for Xmas if you phone 252
for your appointment for a sitting
now. Evan Davis Studio, Phone 252.tf
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

Managers of the various baseball
clubs, together with umpires and other
officials, of the Imperial Valley ANA
teur League, had a banquet at the
Barbara Worth last night. A short
business session WIS held after the
dinner. Manager Richmond outdid
himself in providing an excellent
emnu, nallard duck being a feature.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

". T. 8.r as awarded the contract
for the cor rstrUction OF a 40x50 addi-
tion to his Main street property O.
Contractor J. L. Travers, who will
commence work Monday morning. The
Main street frontage is now occupied
by the John Deere Implement Com
pany, the large increase in their bus
mess calling for additional floor
space.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

At noon today a 12-year-old youth
started up Main street. in a borrowed
Mcxwell car, but col,idei with an
other machine, jumping out and seiz-
ing a bicycle standing near and max
ing his escape.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

a HlaIII = IICtIIst vs. -4eutu } gS5-
terday to c. H. Larey and Miss Grace
Cram, both residents of FL Centro.
A marriaee license was issued this
morning to Brady Toler, aged 20, a
native of Virginia, and Marie Wilson,
aged 16, native of Oklahoma, both
being residents Of Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-12-09

The trial of B. C. Lytle, charged
with throwing acid, is scheduled to
start Monday morning. Joseph F..
Seymour, Jr., is attorney for the de-
fendant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

5icoelItciucrne Seitenwegc, iin5obli9e
0rabtc in Der 2uit, getragcn BON
cpig i6icfcn rieiiscn #fdbIclt mic
origc 9outen, oenn Die @olfcnfroBer
botten Die 9uft nod niht erobert.
Grlntcr Der frod oie EierOebobn,
oic g9ogen eeoen Den @iuterfroit
nit Stro6 beleet. llno in Oumpfcr
@iuterluft Oos oiinne 9linoeIu Scr
S6eQe am SoIie ser aorrengdule.
Sulius Sofmanli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
gor % Sa6rcn i'm oeutidjen SoIti
more.
Bon Or. Sulius Soimann.


5o mas fonnte gouaro 2epb iein
er5dblen
Seine GiniGae-er bate oeren
mebr ais ciecutliae @eooufen-iiu
terbiclten cine @ruppe, Die er oie
9cn6idule nonnte. DoS S6uImei.
iterh itof ibul I'M Dilute Gie S6ule
BAT ion iiberlebt
9leben ibnl ioB ein Sriei.
mol. Elm Iurd mo GirF. aber
Observation-Disclosures Soiepb 6ri6'
irig, Scr, elm Stnggciele feline 6rell.
Sc oorau botte, ih init CeuiiHcn
5reunoeu oil lmgebeI geiltreib ge.
bend uno ne6meno. iid nit i9nen oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

oi3in ino Gbirrreic in 9lnbetrodt
fomntt, 1T er foit ourdwee ocuti6er
9lbItommiiug. SD bin teineswcgs
acionnen oic @rrlmgcnihaftcn Oes
YaIteiir. Snitituts in @oris 81 Der.
fcnncn, nod Die ocs sSnititrts fir
Grpriemcntol 0leoi5in IN @etrogruo,
nod oieicnigen Ger lobensmcrtbeu
6ori6ung in unierem eieenen SonO
BON Dem Carnegie. ino Dem &odc.
feqer. Synltitut beranitaltet, ober Oie
glr6eit oieicr llnteriuhtnos- -Saboros
torien beoeltet nur einen fleinen
9ruhtbeil bonn mooernen meoi5inis
iden 5orti6ritt. Selbit in oen
SSdncn, no elm beoeutenoer nerer
9eitrag bon einem Sorider moerer
g}otionalitGt semodt moroen iit iinO
Stloium lno 9lusbiloung oo8u bdiI-
fla in Dcitihlono gewonnen moroen.
Gin Scoer, Der lonee genug oriiben
aemobnt bat, i'm IN ooS Seben oieies
oortrcffliben @oltcs ein5uorinecn,
Beat @ertrauen ouf 0euticblonoS
3ufilnft, oos 2nno, Oos fir Dielc
glmerifoner elm 8wcites 8oterlono
aemoroen lit. oos 2ono ibrer geiIti.
qen @ieoereeburt. Oies Gilt beion.
oers bon 0en Wieoi3inern Der Ser.
cinietcn Stoaten.
geic mir Dem ocuti6en Golf bcrs
bunoen iiuo, fir feline @borotter
nno ieinc @eipiiieuboftipfeit, iiir ici-
ne &eoli6feit, 9(ufridtigieit ieinen
grnlt, ieinen wobrboitigen @eiit iei-
ner peinli6 miiienicboitli6en 9lus,
orudsmeiic, 10 ihuloet ibnen oud
0os amerifoniihe Golf fortbeitcben.
ocn Conf nibt mr fir Die erlten
ggcameiicr Der 9lcoi5in uno Gbirlrs
Qic in Oicien 2mioc, ionOern oid flr
ocn ipdtercn Gupfong ipobrcr mcoi-
sinii1cr @elcbrlamfcit Die icit Der
Griinoimg unierer groBen ytation
fdb umnnterbroden bcbouptct bat
g9ir miiiicn Dor cllcu 0macu be-
0cnfen, ooB mir. I'M ocn mobrcn
gScrt6 ser 0ienite oeutlh.omcrifonis
lhcr 9lcr5tc uno Gbirlr9en 8il er.
fenncn uns nibt NIT cincr fritiibcn
@ctrodtng i6rer meoi5iniidcn uno
hirurqiiden g(r6eit beeniigeu Oiirs
fen, ionoern eS crbellt itnierc 8ilidlt
oud i9rcu @infhB oif Die oagcmel.
ne @ilounq in 9ctrodt 81 5icben.
0cnn in einent ncuorgonilirtenStoo
tc ino oic erfen gtdnner bon @c
lebrtbcit lmo 9iloang ecluobnlin
gler5te, uno iie iino es, Die oen 9ln.
fang Der oIIgemeiuen 9iloung NIT
iib bringcn.
sell Dir, oeuti9er 9lr5t,
Dnrd oic Celmihtc oeS ircielten uno
glorrei6itcn Der golfer,
E0nt oeul Jfu6nl
9m DER @icoc Der 5reibcit itonoelt
Oh
Curb So6rbunOcrte oollre Tort octl
ieecnsrcidcS g9irfcI.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

9e6ens 5u frcucu. Sin E6adcreD
obnc Seoer. @ine iihere, in Somi.
lientrooition ocicitete SSnoiuiOaalitGt
Ger Sbreiber oieier 3eilen Botte Oos
Slid, Die Srelnoidoft oieies 0lau-
mes glci6 in Der eritcn 3eit ieines
8ierieinS 81 gepinnen. @entlenet
lagtc er, S fnep that Sion CHURCH
ipos TO bope a netp miniiter, but
neoer fnep t6ep bought a nep organ
@S wor bel elmer 6eier, no mir oeiit-
ihe Sieoer iangen Seinc n9lfter
Dinner speehes~ iporen cinfob er-
outfit.
@ouoro 2eDb's 9efonntihoft mod
te i'd ouf Dem W1o5ortfeite Ocs
n@ermonia N1dnnerdors". 8ooio
@lelamet, fur5 oor6er ongetommen,
oirigirtc 0os 9equieru meiiter6nft
sSu oen g1imen Oes 03dnnerdorS,
oie Elm Salbiobr6unOert oerti6eS Sc.
ben geIcben 6atten ino 6ereitipiaig
oaenl DeutiHen often itonoen, belt
ser ,.llnfel 9r1iig.@ereeu" oen ggo6l.
tbGtigteitsa6eno fir Oie gtotbleioen,
ocn i'm Somburg Der Gboleru5eit o6.
3u obigem &reiie ood Der 2eier
mag fragen, 100 man iih oomols
trof2 Grei 2ofole luoren es bailpt.
iddlid: @oroner an Sigb-, BOB an
@ermou. itno &ooer an 9om6ar0-
Str. in6 ipdter nod @uter an5outb.
StraBe, MN oQe ldugit oerihpim.
oen. pie iih ii6erbaupt ole @erbdlt.
niiie arg ge6noert babeu. SoffentIid
bot irgenomer babel geponnen; oas
Geutidt6um Bat iider babel oerlo.
rem.
3u o6i9cm Greiie oe6orte onh
@roiciior Otto ,Su6s, Gircftor oes
0iorDlono sSniiihitc Elm ob icincs
observation-disclosures uno 9enncns icbr
aci11Bter Monn Elm @crtretcr Der
glitcn olten 3eit, Oie chen 81 eilt ino
5u olt mar. Ser groBc @rono bat
Die 0rmpfcn Gldrticrc 0cs SnltitutS
pernihtet: neuc 9l1umc ln0 0orin
Elm nencr @eiit critonoen aus Der
9lidle, in neucr ionniacr, luitigcr
llmacblmg EoS mars, ipoS notb
t6ot.
lluO @roiciior 9laOoob. Ncteron
Scr iiioliden 9Irmec, oa6cliebt ols
2e6rcr oes 0entidcn am @itu Gol
lcgc. Sin G6orafterfopf ats olt.
preuBiider 3cit nit @ionicren 3lpi.
iten Sergeant uno &oiptmom. Sic.
benSwiir0ig. oieniteiiria. Nlit nidt
oa3u poQenl Shnliod
Ginen 6eoeldcnocn Nhnifer botien
mir: Gouoro &eimcnoobI Sin
Sdiilcr @il1clmDS ser ocn oroBen
Strid ocS @lciiters 6aitc mo ocu
@ciii nod 9roBcrer @lciiier in iid
trug 6r mar nidt mir Wluiifer
9reiteitc 9ilomg mo Serfomnen
ans alter 8onilic erbo6en i'm wcit
iibcr ogn Curdidnitt.
Son 9ilonismolcrn jener 8eit iiuo
Gnrl @crih pno 2ouis 9, 0ietrid
5i nennen; 2eeterer molte oamols il.
VI. goot6 lno Senator GobiS. 9cioe
9aben monde intereiiante Yerionlid
felt aus Oeuiihcn areiicn i'm 9iloe
ucreluiet.
gSir iino or 9iouoe OcS Ocriiigbn
rem 3oumcs Snocm ih oieS 9ilO
bon ogor 25 So6rcn" 8u 5eihneu uer
hIdte, bin idb mir bepuBt MIR Slid.
merf seliefert 81 boben ghid bin i'd
oorollf aeiaBt ooB @lonher oas Sc
aebenc toOelt ino glnore pieles Der.
niiiiln. mas niht bdtte ibcrqnngen
peroeu ioaen. glacm idl polltc mid
tbunlidit an oie 3eit INN 1SS9/9Q
balten. gdre es mir eellugeu Elm
Bills ocs oeutihen Baltimore ppn oa
mails felt 81 bolten, 10 mare icb met
ner 9Iuigabe in ser Souptiahe ge.
reht aeporoen 9ie bcim St1otc.
biIo fonnte id ur sic 9robeu llnt
rifle 3cihuen mo oic Spieen imo Gr
be6lngcn onOeuten. sic oarais ber.
,,o,irofo,t o,tgfo;,,ffl .,ffo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

Or. aonroo Smoll mar elm pro.
mineutcr oeutidcr Sousor5t in BAL
timorc All Gnoc oes o6t5ebntcn
SobrbunocrtS. glid mar er 2uo-
rontdue glrSt. Grci DER @riinoer
Der Wleoicol uno Gbiursicol 5ocuI-
III Of MorDlono moren 9eutide-
yoco6 Sdnibclu, 9eter @olt, BON
@aibington.@ountD uno Sobonn
S9omas Sdoofi BON glnuopolis,
ipdter bon Georgetown. Der groBtc
lnter oieien oreien mar Shoaft
1852 in Sreoerid. County bon oeut-
Ihen @ltern eeboren profti6irte CT
bel 9lnnapolis. @r mar Ger erite
SdabmeiIter ser D1eoicol ono Gbi.
riirgical 6ocultp. 1799-tS0t. Sm
Sabre 1901 trot er aus; 0litelieo
i'm @oDernor'S Council 179S-1S00,
9tlitor to ct. syo6u's College, gln.
nopolis, 1912. Gr iieOeIte nod
@eorQetomn il6er lno mar 1919
N2itgriinocr Der Dlcoicol Society Of
toe 0iitrict Of Columbia lino gi5e
@raiioent oes Gohimbia.S Snititits.
syn @eorgetomn mGr CT Diele Sabre
tbdtig imo iturb Oaielbit am 3. D1oi
1919. @r liegt i'm Gongreiiional
GemeterD ou @oi6ihston beeraben.
Sein @rabitein be3eihnet ibn ais
glumnus Of @oinburob; nIlein iein
0onie befinoet ii6 niht inter oenen,
oie aus oieier ltni0eriitdt berborge.
qangen iino. Gr mar Elm Nlonn bon
aroBer omtliber imo geieaihaftli-
der @coertuna. 60 oiel id6 mlsfin-
oiq MAIDEN fonn bat Or. Sdoafi
ni5ts bon 9cOeuhng publi5irt.
Or. Somuel 9ofcr BON Der llni
ocrIitu Of @larplono mo Grinder
Scr DicoicoG ouo G6irnrgicol 6ocul.
tn Of W}orBlano, mar Der Sobn eincs
Geuti6cn. Sine gln5n6l oeliti4cr
Noncn bciinoet iih in Ben ngln.
nols~ inter oen DYrciiocntS Of tbe
W2e0ical on0 G6irlirgicol 6ocultD1
gum @eiipiel oic bon SO. Q. iuo
Sacob 9oer. 6. s.. DIR. SS. SO.
acmp. Dliltenbcrger. 0iobc, SSricoen
wolo; lno untcr 0en &i5e.4rdiioen
ten 9iitdlie. Gifienoericr, &unrid
bouie lno 9lcubouier. 2ange uuo
Ge Sdmeinie lino lnter ocn Gbren'
miiglieocrn. SIS giebt 0ielc oeutidc
9lamen nnter oen 2l00, oic in Der
Geographic Ser Yleoicnl ano Gbirur
gicol Socultp iuuiblohen iino. g. ..
&elomon &oihnon 9. $. Sieincr,
Simon Steinede. 0unfel Spope
(Sdmob). llbler, 9enfe, g9iB, 3el
'lcr. 9clli6bofier, Sal5er 9ieuIins,
Bopo 9on6. alucber itno So6n
Morris (92orib). acerl (beiiildcr
Gbirlrq bel 3renton aeiangcn- elm
b0dt insereiionter MnmO glbl (Gbi'
riirq iudbrcno Der 9icDolutioiD, 6rid
(@eorg nno Garl) Slit &inbe,'
@leitsmom Grid. @oIer, Goblcub,
8ruce. 9oeriile. @ons @lorolpee,
Seromouo &einbort 0lotbien uno
bielc 9lnoerc me6r.
Cir Senrb Sumner Wloinc bot, in
9c5lg olif oie Gjrie6en seioot ~ei.
mem fleinen 8olf mar es pereonnt,
ole 4rin5ipicn oes 5ortidritts ouf-
3uItellcn Dieics Golf mar oos Der
@richrn. GS beipeet iid in oieier
@clt ouBer oen blinoen glahtrfrof.
ten nihts, oos nidt eriediiden llr.
ipriines ipdrc.~
Tieier g[usiprlh. uie olle allae'
meine reonerijde GentiingSDeiie
muB cum qrono iolis beritanoen
iein. Gs eiebt piele, oiele Gingc,
oie iih in unierer beutigen gselt be-
megen Die niht gricbiideH III.
iprungs fiuo. 9ln Die prattii6en
g(npenornaen bon oem Donpi Dem
Qi6t Der Site ino Der glcttri8itdt,
sic inn neun5ebnten Sobrbnnoert oic
meuiMliden @erbaltnilie 70 uumoB
bar perbeiiert babeh ino ourhoiis
nidt Qriediider glbitomnnlng. So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

m ecnneier 1T @roic1or npcrtdt WSnr1ano 0iqb
Geupobnld Garpuiden 2eudu AaocWc Der Nnuor
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fur sic Onn BEN 1atnm Sbrer eriien Sab
nng an, uno 2ic crbnlten cincn BbBeren
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anhcrbem iaiin Sbr 10 nn1elegtec &npital
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lueroen.
@eridJieOcne glulngcn.
Snbcm eir Sur och IN bieler &eiie
nnicaru, limb 9ic I'm Ginubc, Sbrc @cr.
bicniie in Diele perimicbenr 0anale 81
lenfen unD Dnbhrdl wirb Sbrc tinnn5icue
qagc iidrlrr, nls pcnn Sie ale Slre Vier
IN siurn 9urb legten.
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nne bnc Nedlt ODr, 9lnitrdge 5nrhd5nluel'
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Die iDlacube Eabellc fihrt bic eriten
3nblunseH, bic 81 leiiteH iiHo, Hno bic
Qro 9lftIe.
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Ser mtidrameritauiIdJe Ginfluk auf Die meO5ini-
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HalInn9en.

Shre erlte Sablnu0 mnk geletltet iuers
ben, iucnH Gtc Sbrcn Qlnitrag aebrn. VIE
0lnitr1ne uno Menttieu iuerocn ppu nt5
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0dufe, Hadl bcnI IS. Gcmaft NJ bic rrite
WlUnnterate am eritcn 1age bec 5weit'tpl'
1enben Wlonats fdllig.