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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

a. ook a. me. look a+ NV f,;enL m,
Daw.p
aIter ms position over the checker.
board I'VE didn't Go anything oat at
Old Slookums, went on Toad lie
had been Interrupted some twenty
times at this point of BIS explanation,
but he was capable of going on twenty
times more, until he should be able in
mere Justice to testify in his own be
half "Those walnuts were ri,;c, ami
they were right near the road, and it
wouldn't have hurt old Slookum to let
u.s. pick up few of them. And we
didn't know they were his anyway"
you knew they were not yours"
snapped Wallingrord, and then he pro
cceded to show Toad an algebraic
problem. He was relenting. This was
the first time he had condescended to
argue the question.
The golden sun descended behind the
fringe of trees, and G. w. Slookum sat
gazing into the gloriled west with his
head cranei toward the orchard,
/ "Mr. PuShman, paw 1t was Mrs.
SiooE"m' with her hands folded,
Uh-nuhh' Siookum grunted when
uSnilahuecllreu tie Il take up MS note
BUSINESS plcE'h up AND he sat
uoMm 10 n's o'u oooNcose desk
lle' s'''eu young ''usnmah' win
t',','"'''''', ,','tus 'ou"u ne" lorN
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,Vo,' gV,",n ~ e.', ne'~ , "'',e up WIN " JerN
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9N''''''.'
Jus, 'us' Ou,s'ue tue renee OF G' w. 500
',' "u', > ,e'u Wu.''u young jimmy wal
""s'o'u anu loau JeSSup with their
0%p' on,S, III 'ue'' minus anu Tue caps were
u''Vu WIN Wa'hu'S' NO such eNhlOl'
,'o,' VI p''''u'e "iu Spur'ah 'oVti'uue
,",. ,"'u WI v o''o'e '' oe'l' slNen oy 'nis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29


Ihe Dig round PINK race OF D. hdlus
"alihsIoN "reatnei user III a Jo'l'I
'AHe'
i honestly believe youd sung S!ooA-
'm' ne guessed
I"'15 Us '''i'''' iO'N'' MS nuns y"
, 'ue ,,e., ,'D.e.
! IiO" Z
lou re not incorporated
NO
mat 5 tue aI9"c'' we '' inco''
po'q'e'
'lhen What' ltWa5 bIacN'e VINO
hsheu thi5' d. huiu5 lfelueH1ly IN
aorporaled' Out ms movements from
then on were always dlHe'enL
u don't kno" returned Naiiiiig,
Io'u cafe'e8sly. Ihe cilei value Oh
incorporation Is 10 5el SOM, SONY ol ''ooH.
HiH . 'no,ey ou' ol INC o'N Oiue SUP
III 'uc euln'ue% '"e" we ''i' i''''
''.c,'U5 .',, . WIN It, 49, .,.-....
anu S''''eu ''le,'.e '.,'. INV 'ue' : ?
10 n''I'l'u MONEY "u,y" ,y, eve we 50 tnUG" :,
''"'e J,''' ~" u.s. ~ " ''''o' ''''i o.
,',. "a & 'uo,' ''''u .r;. = '""7 ~. u'.
nun l,i loo"iiis , pNN1'1u' 49, iI'," 30
''ii' y,',,1'S , nv ,ysteu i, Il. e, ~ 'p"n'
law 'o'''o N0'''''0''''' '''' ''''' '''''
WY
Oi' w. y" sNInueu so.'e iIle.iU7 Vi
ours explained WalIIngioru Drleuy'
Ever hear OF lFeslGeut warden OF
The Western Consolidated Railroad
aystem?' inquired Blackie, straddling
a chair. "WeIl, when Warden died his
business rival H. H. falls, VINO never
had chance to beat Warden at any
game, robbed his orphans George
Washington Slookum was one Of the
piker tools who helped in the manipn.
lation by telling a few lies. His share
was'-
gust a minute chuckled J. Rufus,
touching button, MI Pushman
may as well meet the Warden orphans.
Wen probably make them his Office
assistants anyhow. Their part most
likely will be to give away Office Sc
cr2ts."
In few minutes, in answer to Wal.
llnerords politely tclcphoncd invita-
ton, two striklngly pretty young la.
dies came into the parlor and were in.
troduccd as Fanny and Violet Warden
81 understand 1t perfectly now"
said Young pushman, smiling into the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

WISH TO LOAN $l9OO-On Port
land property, Al security. viii
pay per cent Address D-l5, care
Journal. Jan3I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FOR RENT-Housekeeplng rooms in
large suites from Sc to $S per month.
Why pay morel Call at 343 IL North
Commercial. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FOR RENT-Store, 2lx165 feet, eIee-
tric lights and steam heat. See Watt
Shipp Co., 2l9 North Commercial
street. Phone 1868. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

TO TRADE-Buggy horse, to trade for
COW, or chickens, or will sell cheap.
Phone 77F13. Feb3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29
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The Capital Journal will not be re-
sponsible for more than one insertion
for errors in Classified ADVERTISE
ments. Read your advertisement the
first day it appears and notify US i'm
mediateIy if it contains an error.
Minimum charge, l5c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

MARRIED MAN WANTS POSITION
on farm, can furnish reference. A.
c. Simonds, r. R. No. ., Salem, Ore.
Feb5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

WILL ACCEPT good second hand auto
as first payment on a nice nome at
Quinaby. Ford preferred j. c. Nc
Farlane, Salem, Route No. 8. FebI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FOR BENT-Modern seven room resi-
dence near Court house. John II.
Scott, over Chicago Store. Jan3I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

WANTED-Information of Iva Louisa
Thomas Gorden, last heard from At
Salem, Oregon, general delivery. No
tify j. w. Thomas, Selma, Calf,
Box 1893. Feb6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

ABSOLUTELY PURE MAPLE
SYRUP - From New York, $3.50
per gallon at Damon s. Feb %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

WANTED - Beef cattle and veal
Phone l425-M. Feb 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

LOST-Ladics gold watch. Phone
797M. Reward. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FOUND-Fraternal button Owner
can have same by calling at this Of
flee and paying for ad. Jan29
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FOR SALE-No. 5 Underwood type
writer; No Burroughs Adding Ma
chine. Telephone 4G. Jan3I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

SPRING WHEAT Grass wneat). A.
j. Patton, Macleay, Ore. Jan 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FOR SALE-Cheap, two typcwriters,
Underwood and Remington. 1880
Center street. Febl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FOR RENT-Modem furnished house
keeping rooms, G96 North Cottage.
Phone l532R. Jan3l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

OAK, ash, old fir, second growth, cora
wood Phone 1927. Feb7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

HARRY-Window cleaner. Phone 76s.
Jar3l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

PHONE o37-For wood saw. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

RATLIFF HOUSE - Fresh rooms,
home cooking. $50 N. Winter. FhOne
392-W. Feb2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

SMALL PIGS FOR SALE-Phoue
53F22. j. NJ. COburn. FebI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FOR SALE-Cheap, household goods,
including one good organ, range,
chiffioneer, etc Some canned fruit.
j. r. Baxter South Winter and Hoyt
streets. Jan3I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

POINTER PUPS - For sale. Males
$3.50; females $3.50. Phone 36FlI.
Jan29
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

WANTED-Young sound mare, weigh
ing about 1900 lbs. Phone 3GFl1.
Jan29
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FOR RENT-IIalf of modern furnished
home. Cali at 352 North Twelfth.
Jan 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

SECOND GROWTH FIR WOOD
$3.50 per cord. Phone 2249. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. In
quire 2l0 S. 14th. Phone 2O92R.
FebI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

FURNISHED APARTMENTS $500
to $500. 40l North Cottage. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-29

"My notion about It is that we
should cheer up" observed Blackie
Daw with grin at the unsmlllng
face OF j. Rufus. "What we need Is
to forget our sorrows and go digging
FOR Jlggerbalt"
"Wlll you keep stlllT requested Wal
llngford ~ am trying TO think"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
Sic inOnitricItc GntipidcInua ser
Sdlpei3 i'm SaBre 1915,

Seitoem SStolien in Oen @eItfrieg
eingetreten lit, 1T Oie I6pri5erilhc
Sfepublif rinesum bon frieafii6ren.
Oen Wladten inngeben, olio infolge
ibrer binnenIdnoiiben Gage rngiin-
tiger ooran ais ireenoeun neutroIes
Sano. ga iie an Der gei6affung
bon ariegsmaterial fir iremoe Staa.
ten nidt beteiliet mar, 10 bing Der
@eidditsgang gon5 lluo gar BON Dem
2onium uuo Der glusflbr bon fyria.
oensortifeln ab. Gie S6mierigfeit
Der gei1offing bon GobmateriaIien,
nomentliA gaumDoae uno 5arbitoi.
len bat iib notiirliH iebr bemerfbar
genloAt. Doiiir feblt auf 0em inne.
rem Wlarftc Ole Gonfurren5 Der frieg.
fiibrenoen 2dnocr, Die teilmeilc aldl
i'm @ciddft nit Dem ii6erieeiifcn
gluSlauo fir oic irbmei3criide sSnolt.
itrie uorteilDoit mar, Ole geridjte Der
Oerlbleoenen Stlollitrie5ueige iino
obcr igH oagemeinen 3ufrieoenltel.
leno Iie in Der S9mci3 bodentipif.
folte eleftriidc Snoritrie mo scr
Nloidjincnbau battcn rcidlide DC.
iddftieuna. Sn Der &crtiI6roncte
botte oic Stiderei infolgc Der omcri.
faniitben gtanfrage cincn iebr outcn
@eiddftsaana; ober aud ole g9e6c.
reiei uno 3wirnereien, sic 5eioen.
inouitrie lino Die 8untipirferei botten
boaauf 5u TIM. Gic Shu6fabrifen
muBten Den gan5cn aSnlanosbeoorf
beriteaen Der friiber 5um groBen
Eeil aus 9lmerifo lmO 9eiiti6lano
befrieoigt mur6e. gbenio trot an ole
hemiide Snouitrie cine biel it1rfere
9fonirnge bernn oie al elmer gc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

Gebor oie Conan aus 0en lngari-
iden SladIano ius @e6ict ser Sal
fanIdnOer einorinat, 6ur6 oo8 iie crit
ibr 8iel am Sbwor3en @}eer erreidt,
muB iie ben mddtigen @ebires5ug
Der &arpat6en our6bre1en, Die in
DeitgeidDungenem 9ogen oas 9o-
nigreib Oes Seiligen Stefan lmrabs
men imo iif Damn in fait genou noro.
iiioliher 9fidting fortieben in ieneu
Soben5iigen, Die uniere lino Die ber-
biin0eten itngariideu Truppen in ben
eriten @oden 0es neuen 6elo5uges
gegen Serbien in idmeren adnlpien
erobert baben. Sat- 1870 &ilometer
melt flieBt ser Strom 5mii6en Oem
@ebirge bin oeHen bielunlidluugene
Soben5iige Oas g8oiier 5u inmer
neuen @inOungen 8pineen. Wlon Eot
ii1 0aran aepobnt, oieien gan5en
3urd6ruA, Den gemaltigiten, Der IN
europa 81 finOen lit, als 0us pgi-
ierne Eor" 81 be5eibnen obmobl Die
fen 93omc, 0er aud an6ern @ngp1iieu
8uitebt, eigentli1 MIR einen Seil scr
0lir6brubSitrede uulfuBt, oen &C.
fabrliblten 5war, aber 0ltrdous nidt
oen i6onlten ooer einorudsooalten.
~ 3weitalllenO Wleter unO nebr er.
reic5t Die 9reite Ger 9onat I'M unte-
rem llngarn. 9ieie g9oiierniaiien mil
fen iib Nun inn @iiernen Sor aitf cine
8reite bon ourtbidnittlid6 $50 Wletcr
5uiamnenoranger iteQenmeiie olti
neuiger ols Die Sdlfte. Scr groBe
Strom miro fait gum pilocn Berg.
bad, tief uno rciBeno. 9ie oroBe,
itrategiide 8eoeutling oeier geo
grapbiic6eu 9iloung purOe i1on frii6
erfmint oa man bier oen nG6tiglten
Strom oes eigentli1en europa, Ser
felt sen eriten 3eitcn menihlider
@ei6iHte cine beoeuten0e @erfebrs-
ltrnBe por, berbdltnismGBig leidt
iperren fonnte sic entging natiirlicb
0en 9i0mern nicDt, oie 0en gon5en
8alfnn eroberten un0 in 9funldnien
lire &ultur 10 felt einwur5elten, onB
ouf i6r 6eute nod ireili1 berpiloerte
S60Blinae geOeiben 9ie 0onou bot
felt ienen 3eiten i5re geihidtlicbe sc.
Oeutllng ME mebr Derloreu uno 0aS
9iierne Cor fDurOe INNER pieoer be-
riibnlt menn etpa ein lougcr 5rieoe
es bate bergeiien Iaiien. Seine Be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

lllhe aonmlenten gefommcu, ate oie
otfentIide Wleimng tne0eln iin0 Die
@ruppen Der 0eutihirelmolihen
areiie iebr eiugeengt baben- @ohI
uerhIdte DER oeuiiA 5iterreihiite
gerein Der SslanOireimoe ourh ici.
men riibrigcn Shriftiiibrer ASroienor
Or. ". Se0oenreib IN @iicnadl inlo-
lerne oagegeu 5u nrbeiten, oaB er
oeutide 8eitmgen lmo @eridte biu-
auiihidte, ober oieie Gropien eingcn
i'm breiten Strom Der perIogenen
9leuter NieIouugeu nerloren. 9lbpr
nun geidab ctiuas, oaS oeHt touiuIa.
ridden 8leeblatt lmangcuebm fem
mubte; Elm Sslanoer i9ui cincn
0amm gegen Die engliide 2iioen-
ii6erldmemmmg uo oriiuoeic Dor
einigen Nlonaten Elm neutroles 9lati,
oas beiOen &riegsporteien geremt 8a
Ueroen iudt imo Der g2obrbcit am
naditen 81 fonmen trohtet. 3ieie
3eitung 6eiBt u5oicttir" TOT SQrauS-
gcber lit Ginor @iinnorslou. nJoet.
tir~ Deroifentlihte DOR titr3em inter.
eiiante 9ricfe mlS sStoIien. 0ie Sta
liener betlo1cn iib bitter. ooB @na.
lano oaS iie sum Gintritt IN oen
ariea beipogcn bat, niht Sic cnoruici
@eibdftSperllite, ole lie ocSbol6 er-
leioelp crictt. 9ud ieicn oic enali.
iAen g9aren nicl ihlcC1tcr ais oic gIei.
den aus 9eitidlono tulo man De.
0uuert onB eugliirbc aauileutc iulo
5obrifonten lid nidt benliiAen, Aldo
uoM ocni @ciduadc scr italicnliHcn
@eiddftsfreunOc 81 ridtcn auA
ieien biele @ottunaen cnaliiMcr @are
bis 5u 100 Bro5ent teurer dis ienc
aus Geutihlan0. Wlan alouhtc iriibcr
felt oarau oaB Die GugIdnoer im
Sonoel aegcn Geiiiidlano iicgen mir
ben; eS ideint aber, ais Oh Die gng-
ldnocr Dies meOcr poaten nod tonne
ten. Ole @nalduoer freoiticrct audl
oen Atoliencru nldt ion0ern perlon.
cen ge5a6ln9 ia 8oroils6c5ablung.
uno 3por in @olo. Gs lei oober IL
3uflnit fein @runo, on3anebmen
OaB Gnglono be5iialid1 Der Sonoel5-
fonfiirren8 acgen Geutidlano o6Fe-
gen f6nne. Gen 3toIienern ieien pieI.
niebr ole glugen aediinet luoroen un0
Delitihlaio miro nod Dem 2riege
mebr Mdrftc beiNiden t6upen als
friiher~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

ler0lldlcll DAcgoiln6lpI pIelS" clilc slict.
itroBe ongcleqt ole BON Eibcrius be.
gonnelL abcr crit So6r3ebnte ip0ter
ron Sroion DoacnOct puroe, ociicu
&ceres5ng nab 0ocicu cinen Qlorf.
item in Der @ediC6tc scr 9olfonlGn.
Der beocutct. Die Spurcn oieics gio.
ucrbouS imo pie foit iiberoQ mI cir.
itigen romiicbcu 9ieicb, nod 6elte
oeutlid iidttor. 9luh einc Crime.
runestaiel lit er6oltcn oic in ocn
leben0igcn Stciu gemeiBelt oie gbrcn.
tiicl Grdidlis ucr5cihnct, bic nEobu.
la Sroiauo~ Die man III Den lcBtcn
Sobrcn 0urh 9lufmoucrrng Dor oeH
llnbiloen ocs Pcttcrs gciAilbt bat.
9(uf inherent 9il0 III oic 9lnlogc 0es
cinitigen GomcrmeaS oeutli1 5u CT.
fcnneB. Ger idmale 9in0. DER ans
Dem 5ellen 6erauSgemeibclt ipuroe.
mar ircilid our1 cineu ihme6enoen
9rctter6elag oer6reitert, oie ticicn
S01er I'M 6elieH, ole oie itiibcnocn
Eogbalfen aufnabmen iino bette
nod trcfilib cr6alten. glebnlicb poren
nod bis Dor 200 Sobren aud in 0en
9Ilpcn oie StraBen I'm binoern0e
6elsporipriingc berilmgefiibrt, oie
man lett ourh Sprengungen iiber.
minoet. ylatiirlib mar Die 3omer-
itroBc om giiernen Sor nit Oen mo-
oerniten Sunltbauten faum 81 ber-
gleiden; iie mar elm Soumpfao lno
mllBte Die 8eforoerung ihmerer 2as
item Der 6IuBidiffibrt iiberloiien.
qlm 9lusgang Der gnge bon aaion
Iiegt auf rngnriiber Seite 0riopa,
Die Iette Staot Dor Der @ren5e. Siini
ailometer meiter itromo6m1rts Iiegt
i'm Stub, Der bier elm breiteres 3al
fiuOet Die Giirfcniniel gloa &aIel,
Die audi na1 Der lluobbGngiafeitser.
fldrlna Der Serben lange nod ais
tiirfiicbes @ebiet gall, bis pdbrenO
oes galfontrieges Elm lingarii9er @e.
anIter iie in aIler 8orm beicste, I'M
einenl ierbiidcn San0itreih 5lioor5u.
fommen. @on3 in ibrer gsdbe liegt aai
Dem Iinfeu noroIiden llfer ser
Donon Die ungariid rumaniicbe
@ren5e.
llnterbaIb Scr Suiel foIet oie Iette
Stromenge ser 9onou ole eigentli1
oaein oos ,,giierne Cor" genannt
werOen ioIltc. Sir Oie Sbiifobrt mar
iie louge Gin oerb1ngnisDoaes Sinter-
nis nidt megen Der @nge oes 5lllB.
tails ion0ern pegen Ger ais Bre.
groon9 9orriere bcfnnnten 3iliammen.
bGngeuoeil 6elSmdien, Die duf cine
Strede BON 230O O4eter iitb Dem
6luBIouf qner cntsegeniteQcn imo
llnticien bilbcn. Sier milBte in ocn
90cr Sabrcn oes oorigcn Sobr5un-
ocrts Gin &onor ongclegt ucrocn, scr
nun bic Sdiifa6rt oic porbcr bel
nicorigcm Maiicritonoe cingeitcat
pcrOcn mtBte. Dor iolben 3uidaen
iipcrt. glu6 sic 9iomer botten oll oie.
fer Stellc eineu aitf Dem SbIcllien.
igitem 6erlibenocn Ssanol aebaln.
llntcr6olb oieier Stromcuae tritt
oic 0ouait ipieoer III Die ianiteren
Gorberge Der aorpatbeli unO erreidt
balO Die Siefebene, in Der iie ru6ig
unO ma1tbol Dem S6mor5en W3eer
entgeaenfIieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

iten mar bic @otel SuOuitrie. @taA
id)6bt Sic ourNidnittlide @etteube-
iebimg aufnur 15 b. s.. Sbr III oas
Der Elm @unoescrloB bon gInfong gfo-
beluber 5it Silfe gcfouimen Der
Shinolng Der SDpot6efen8iuicn an
oronet iuo Ole GergroBerung Der be.
iiebenoen ooer ocu @oii neier @ait-
b1nier unteriagt. 9enierfensiDert it,
oaB ollie ousmdrtiecn golutem nit
9lusnobme oeS boaGnoiiden @ul-
oens, aber luter Gini6hlB oes onlc-
rifaniihen Collars in Der Smmeia
lebr beoeuteno lulter Dem @olotlrs
iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

all befleiOeten 6clicn bis 81 So Wle.
tern tiei.
Seit 1887 iiibrt uuf Ser iineari-
iben Scite eine llferItraBe olr6 oeu
&aion GngpaB, Die S5ehenDiitraBe,
oereu glnloge al oic BeltberiibnItell
@ehirgsitraBeu DER SAwei5 erinnert
Sbr 9ou bat oen oorber iuo6rl1ein.
lid So5rbunoerte lang berihloiienen
Sonopea Der Stromenge entlang wie-
Ser eroifnet. Ginit botten Die Ji0mer
aitf Dem re6ten llicr Oes Stroms, Der
longe Die @ren8e ibres sSulperillns
6e5eitnete, ouf Dem 8ooen oen bisber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

berge Der 4arpotBen eingetreten lit,
etma 100 &ilometer oitli1 BON 8els
grad, reiben iib sur 9iedten uno Gin.
fen oIte Burger uno SAloiier, wie
an sen lliern oeS Gbeins. @rooiicbte,
2os5elobar uno Eritille, bieaeidt am
ih0nlteu @olu6ab, Ole aSau6enburg"
auf DER icrbiiben Scite, bieten male-
ride 9eiipiele ipdtmittelalterliGer,
turm- unO 5innenreider 9efeitigri-
gen. Sdon auf oieier Strede per-
engt iib Oos 6lubtol idon bier raat
lie lno 0a ein ipiser Sells als Iteile
@lippe aus oen @onolnpelen out Der-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

Dinnbringeu0en 9SreSaeItaItund
fiibrte. PIN gl6u5enoiten mar Die
&ouiunftur fir Die gla6rungsmittel.
inouitrie, beion0ers Die 8abrifation
BON 8oHierOen aus SSrii1ten uuo
@emiiien BON ShofolaOe un0 RdIe.
ginen groBeu gluSfol i'm g(biab fei-
nerer 9lrtifel bate ole be0eutenOe
i6mei5eriibe Decentralization uno
9iiouterie SSnouitrie; iie miBte iih
mcbr ais friiber oui Seritelutg bill
liger g8oren perfen. Sir ale Sn.
Ouitrien mar Die Gerteuering ser
&obIe iebr nahteilig. glm lngiinitig-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

0eutltng ols @erfebrsbinoernis lit
freiIiH ltart berntinoert moroeu, felt
inn Iebten Sa6r6uu0ert irmiougreicbe
Sprengimgsor6eite1 Oen SabrWeg
erIeidtert boben; Die itrateeiic6e 9e.
0eutitng ober lit seblieben. IS lit fein
3ufoa, oaB 0as @iierner Eor in oie-
lem &riege sum SdauplaB zines Der
wi6tigiten @reigniiie mrroe; an iei-
men llfern irafeu Die 6ulgariiden lno
Oie oeutihen 8atrouiuen 5uiammer,
ole 8uerit Die @ereinigrng Der Wlittel-
madte nit ibren 0itliden @erbiinOe-
ten beriteaten
9aIO uqdoem Der 6luB in 6ie gor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

bergen lid tiidiidbe 6elsriffe fnapp
unter ser @oiierildAe. golo ober be-
ginnt bic i6onite Strede DER gau3en
Tur6brutbs, no Die 2anolhaft einel
miloromantiiden Gboratter trdgt
Der @ngpaB bon &nian. Semen So.
men trdgt er bermutlib, mie Die alte
GatarenbouptitaOt on Ser @olga, BON
einem tatoriiden 8orte. oas ,aeiiel"
6eoeutet. Sn eiueu miloen 9ergfeileI
5pGngt iih oueroingS Die Gonau bier
binein, auf MIR 80 N2eter 8reite
muB iic iib beibrGnfen. 0oiiir miro
Ser Stroul 5ipii9en oen iteil abfoaen-
ocn bon olmtcln @dloern fait iiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
Die S5edengitafel i'm aaiau,
S5slOuS i'm Striege.

Die BON oen @riegs i6auplGbcn am
cutierute un0 Oss6dlb idein.
bar an wenigiteu bonn Strieg IN Wlit.
Ieioeni4att ge5ogene groBe Suiel
SsIan0 leioet nilbt MIR in mirti6oit.
Iiber, ioHoeru aud IN politiih.mora.
liider 9lebtlng iebr erbeblitb. Dlit
einem SgriegsI6iiie luuroc bon gus.
lan0 nod Sslono oin oiplomotiider
@rtrofoniul geihidt I'M 0ie cngli.
i@eu Sntereiieu 81 pabreu, obmobl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-04-20
STRATFORD MAN BRINGS
HOME THE BACON

On wager of 5000 to 800 Fred
Van Der Weide, automobile salesman
for the Maxson Lumber Company,
made the trip from Marshfeld to
Mosinee, distance of thirty-six
miles, in new six cylinder Buick
without once shifting the levers. The
wager was made Thursday when
John Wachtl of the town of Emmett
challenged Van Der Weide to put
up S100 and he would put up 5000
that the new Buick could make the
trip over the roads in their present
condition on high speed. The checks
were put in the hands Of VIM. Nc
CURE as stakeholder and the power
and ability of the Buick was placed
in jeopardy.
Both Wachtl and Mcclure came to
Stratford with Van Der Weide on
Thursday evening, perfecting ar
rangements for the payment of the
money and on Friday morning the
test was on. The trip was made from
Stratford to Marshfeld, the starting
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-04-20
500 REWARD, S1OO.

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