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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Otto Lund and Miss Martha Ander-
sen were in Carroll yesterday to visit
former friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Petersen,
who visited his brothers here, return
ed yesterday to their home in Har-
Ian.
Mrs. Blair Rice left over the North
western yesterday to spend few days
with her mother at Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
Miss Mary Marshall, who for the
past ten days has been a guest at the
home of Mrs. Abbie McFadden, re-
turned yesterday morning to her home
at Shelby.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Hoag took <.tne
Rock Island for Omaha yesterday
morning to spend a few days. visiting
friends and looking after az business
Mrs. j. hughes, VINO mas been visit.
ing her daughter in Wyoming, arrived
in the city yesterday from Eagle
Grove, to spend few days with her
old friend, Mrs. M. T. Foley and fam
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH

Were you at Sunday school last
Sunday? There was good attend
ance -. room for more and now is
the time to find a place in the Sunday
school. Come and devote little time
to the study of the Bible.
The Rev. A. e. Griffith who was
with us preached two able sermons
and all who heard him were pleased
You are invited to all the services
next Sunday. Sermons by the pastor
at IL a. m. and 1880 2. m. Special
music at each service. Come and wor-
ship with us.
The mid-week services each We'd
nesday evening. Do not neglect this
mid-week service. 1t is always one
TO be enjoyed and a source of strength
to the Christian.
Miss DeFrates desires to meet the
choir on Friday evening. Some new
anthems have been ordered and ex-
pected by that time. Be sure to be
there to help try them out.
Some of the divisions of the Ladies
Aid are holding parcel post sale and
luncheon at the Wilson & Freeman
grocery store on Saturday evening
Luncheon about $3.50 and sale at s.
Mrs. SIMPSONS division of the Aid
will serve on election evening and dur
ing the night.
Arrangements are being made for
to have the election returns in the
basement and the ladies as well as
men will have an opportunity to come
and hear the returns as they come in.
Plenty of chairs will be put in so all
may have seat and be comfortable.
Watch for further announcements
about 1t.
Melville Center had good congre-
cation last Sunday. Everybody come
again. Sunday school at 2 and SER
mon at D. m
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26

Will be obliged to invest at least 5
per cent, of his loan in the bank stock
at double its par value. Banks are
not allowed to charge commission,
but what is to prevent them from sell
ing the unsuspecting parcel of wat
cred stock, before they will consent to
make loan?
Now l think you understand a
little about the new remedy which
the Democratic Party is offering the
farmers. l will be very glad to an
swer any question on the subject, for
yourself or your neighbors. Write me,
and you will soon hear from me.
Don't you agree with me, Ned that
this law in its present shape is nothing
but e. ''gold-brick" and that if the far
mers ever do get real rural credits
law, they will get it Though the party
which gave them the first Farm Life
Commission to investigate farm con-
ditions, the party which first investi-
gated the subject of rural credits
through its ambassadors to Europe,
the party which first pushed through
Congress law to send commission
to Europe to investigate rural credits?
Why, Ned, the party that has done
everything for farmers-which es-
tablished the U. S. Agricultural De-
partment, which enacted the Home
stead Laws, which enacted the Irriga-
ton Laws, which established the
Agricultural Colleges, which protects
the home market for farmers, there
by maintaining high prices on farm
products-is the Republican Party.
Which wnnlh hau
Farm conditions as they were in
Grover Cleveland's time with wheat
at 40c bushel, potatoes at &C a bu-
shell, with corn so cheap that they u.s.
ed it for fuel; or farm conditions
where all the factories and CONNER
cial houses run at high rate of speed
and millions of farm customers have
plenty of money with which to buy
three good meals Gay? II you war,
to make money on the farm as zen
as have your credit properly fl, ,ahCed
DON'T FORGET HISTOP 10
not be fooled by the teCIp an n OPP
porsunity to feed war-st. ~ tAen EUROPE
sl,d to feed the milliGask Gn americans me leans
VINO are now busy E" nnns an sorts
and the starv.Ag families in the war
zone we cannot-we must not-de-
pend ON s..eh blood-stained market.
Our prc .perous and Independent home
MARI u is of far greater important to
the prosperity of farmers, for that is
-.ur own. We must be 100 per cent.
American with our spirit responding
only to America first and America
eihcient. I'll answer your question
about how farmer without land is
going to be helped by any rural credit,
the next time l write. But if you an
ply that question to the Democratic
scheme, I'll answer now-He won't
Yours truly,
Ben.
(To Be Continued)
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
TO SCHOOL OFFICERS

The State Teachers Association has
fine program for our rural
teachers in the Rural Teachers Sec
ton. 1t is advised for teachers to be
given time to attend these meetings,
IL the teachers bear the expense of at
tending this meeting the school dis
trict can afford to give the two days.
The convention begins Thursday,
2.
ELLA M. STEARNS,
County Supt.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
FARM FOR SALE

159 acre farm, miles from Audi.
bon, good improvements close to
school-R. F. D.-Telephone good
terms and price is right, possession
Mar. LIST - ~. ~. i---~>r,.-.,,,--
Cuon Rapids, Iowa. 44-2
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26

Cream SAC at Audubon Produce
Company.
M. ID. Crow purchased 700 pound
Duroc Jersey boar at large sale near
Creston the fore part of the week.
The hog was a fine locker and Mr..
Grow hopes to improve his swine herd
by getting some new blood.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26

The rain and sleet storms of last
week, and Tuesday of this week, were
quite welcome visitors to this vicin-
ity. The moisture was badly needed
although 1t kept the farmers from
gathering their corn crop. The main
streets were-oh we'll.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
TO CAMPAIGN FOR REPUBLICANS

Walter F. Brown, of Toledo, for
mer chairman of the Ohio progressive
state committee and member 81 the
national executive committee. today
rendered his services to the republic
can state committee to campaign for
the republican ticket.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
TWO CARS LOADS OF
GOOD HAY ON TRACK

Have a car load of pea green alfalfa
nay and also car load of Nebraska
Elk Horn Valley hay on track at the
ROCK Island. If you are wanting hay
better see mel. c. Johnson.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
FOR SALE

Poland China boars, sired by
Smooth Big Bob and Orange B., both
prize winners at state fair. Three
miles southeast of town. 43-tf
M. /. MASTERSON.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

1000 Sunday School; 1900 morn
ing Sermon, Subject 1.-THE Speed
Mania-Go Slow; 700 Young
People Meeting; 1880 Evening Ser
mon.
]. ". Knoll, Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26

You can buy the best farm
land in the Heart of the North
west for from 500 to $40 an acre.
That is certainly less than your
present farm will sell for.
For IS years we have special
lied in Northwest land and have
sold over Sl5,000,000 worth.
Fourteen years ago this land was
selling for SIS and SIS an acre.
In a few years it will be quoted
as high as your farm is today.
Then your opportunity will be
lost. Act now.
Write for our free book, "The
Red River Valley" or call on
our local agent. We have valu-
able information for you.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
100000 HOGS
In The Heart of The Northwest

nNE million four hundred
~ thousand -four legged
twenty dollar gold pieces" are
in the Heart of the Northwest
in the Red River Valley of
Minnesota and North Dakota.
The number is increasing every
year.
Why? Because an acre of
North Dakota alfalfa will feed
from l,400 to 1900 pounds of
hogs through the pasture season.
You can figure the profit your
self. Bring your cattle and hogs
with you when you move to the
Heart of the Northwest. Four
transcontinental railroads will
carry your crops to market.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
loft Agin, On Agin, Flanagan"

Secretary
poses Hollis Credits Ac-How
Will Flourish Fleeing Famers-Grabbing $780,
Organizing Banks.-Many
Enthusiastically Flanagan Pres-
dency Of
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
BOARs FOR SALE

l have a nuInberpof good spring
and winter Duroc Jersey boars for
ORGY. 4l-u.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
FRESH COW WANTED

To buy fresh COW, or one that will
be fresh soon. Must give good mess
of milk.-Inquire at this office.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-10-26
CAMERON TOWNSHIP

There will be both Sunday School
and preaching at Eden Valley next
Sunday beginning at 10000 o'clock.
All are invited.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Grbalten Wc6altsanIaac.

GoDenport, So, 2. 9luguit.-
Cie @ebGltcr Der Supreme.93itter lno
Supreme.Scfret6r ocr columbus.
Sitter wuroen in Der Gogung oes
6ciltieen GonpenteS bon $4,000 ouf
$4,000 pro Sobr erbobt. Gie @ebGl.
ter oeS Supreme.Sd ipur-
oen c6enioQS bon $4,000 ouf $4,000
cr6o6t uno wuroen Die Gogesipeien
Der 0elcgoten bon So pro Eue aui
$40 umo 10 Gents 0leilengelO CT.
bobt.
Gier Characterization wurOen
fir Oie 3eitoouer bon ie orei Sabre
mie0crcrpGblt. gs limo Dies ole Ser
rem SSo6n $. 9eooin ans 0enoer, Or.
g. g(. 0uiiault aus Guebcc, 9ii6ter
9youl 9edc ans GouolosoiIlc, So,
lno ". $. GipDer aus ct. saul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
@ci'm s6ielen Idluer uerlebf.

SoIepb Gang, 8 Sabre aft, BON 9fr
$50, @recnbiaom-StroBe, ipielte nit
eiuem gieifen an Ser 8ioOle-StraBc.
Rod anoben 9[rt ihlug CT ben 9iei.
fen nit cinem Stod imo lief binter
orein. llngliidli6er @eiie itolperte
SoIep6 uuo I'M 6oGen Orong ibm Der
Stod in Ocn SolS uno berlcbtc cine
NouptoOer, ioooB Der anabe Derblu-
let mare, lpcm nidt Ger %oli5it
9inf BON Ger norOpeiilicben @oli5ei-
Itatiou ocu Torfoa nit oneeie6en
bate umo 81 0iilie geeilt tu1re. Snit
lmterbanO Oic @lmOe mo telep6o-
nirtc idlclmigIt fir eiuc g(mbuIun5.
Ger SSunge mur0e in OoS NlorDIon0
General SoipitoI eingeiicfcrt, no
man al ieinem 9lllftommen 5weifclt'
ga er supiel 9hit pcrloren bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Supplemental fir n6Ort @lcSeurp-
Hart".


@lopor Sames S. Grelton bat ge-
itcriI Srn. Ebos. s. Gornor, Dem
Goriiber 0es Gonlite's iiir Oie Nus
nail zines MoOcQs fir Oos aeD-0lo-
mmcnt. ioleenocs S6reiben ouf bic
5ugeionOtc @rflGrrng geianot; sd
bin crfreut iibcr Die 3uienOnng SbreS
Sdrei6ens in 9e5ug ouf ocn mlsge-
w06lten Gntpiiri iiir oos 9ep.@lemo-
rial ocsglei6en irellt es mid, 81 err
iobren, 0aB Oic ghismobl Der freis-
ridter S6rc 3uitimmung tinoet.
Curd Die Gntuidetm9 oes Sen
@igbmoD, OeS glatten @ilaIterS Der
5ort.g(oeme, oerbun0en nit Der @r-
ricbtung oeS Gep-Nlemorials, oes
gootsGlubs, Oes Stmimmbaiins, 0es
GinponoerlmgS-@ -@ebduOeS imO anoe'
rem @cr6eiieruneen. boffc i'd, Dab Der
D5ort McSenrD-Eart~ e6cn 10 popn-
lar miro, pie cs ser @otterion-Fart~
unO Der ,Crliio-0ia-8orf~ iino.~ Sn
Dem Sdreibcn oes Srn. Gornor miro
crwnbnt. ooB Der gfiebauside @nt-
murf oen @e0onten am 9eiten er'
griiien babe, mo giebt Die SriinOe
ou, mesmegen bic gntpiirie BON
&bino, 9erge, Sbuler imo 5raier
nidt olsgeluGblt purOen Serr Cor
nor opponirt Der Soee, 0os @emorial
olf 9ociiit.Eoint 81 erridten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
SdjropmcIls sGxpIOfiDm.
gInf Ocm edooucr nojcO. ". GIscp".

Stem Yorf, 3. 9(ugnit. - Giu-
6unoert Sbropncllgci6oiie erploOir-
ten beute 9lbcno wdbrenO eineS Sen.
ers ouf Dem Giermoiter S6ooner
,@co. gS. @BcD" inn Gric Balm unO
peruriadtcn groBe 9eItiirjrng unter
Dielen Gol1enOen in Der 0Ioh6ar.
i6ait. 9tlr Gin 6euermann wurOC
Our6 @ronotiplitter am 9lrn bcr.
lett. Gier5c6n 9lr6citer iprongcn
iibcr 9oro unO i6iponmen al OoS
9onO. Tob Der @rploiion oui Der
glod Com Snicl tricb oic uel5cO"
i'm giew Yorter Saien nmber mo
pltroe nod Grie Balm geid(lcppt-
Sic Sooung beiionO ans Dalnitiorl
rno Sol5. Gin glr6citer offncte Oea
&erldluB eincr @ronotc nn0 lieB
Den geid6rli6eu SSn6oIt ouf Oos Ged
Iouien. 9lls cr Oorouf trot, ling Oos
Tcd 5euer un0 errci6te ben W}lni.
tionsrnlml c1e Oic SeueriDe1r er-
Idien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Sprona por Gin gImtOmobil.

5reOcrid Cooper, en- 3elFilnaS'
trigger. 13 Sabre alt, bon yfr. 7OS,
Nforo StodtonitroBe, lprong gelterlt
on Der gononoion.glpcmIc, 5milnel'
@}onroe. in0 glpplcton.StroBc, BON
einem in boiler 6obrt bcfinolihet
StroBcubobn. @ogaon uno eeriet1
untcr Elm 9lutomo6il, pelcbcs in ent'
eeacnociceter Hihtne nlbr. Gr
muroc ihmer Oerlebt nob Dem
6ranflin.S Sauorc'@oipital gebroht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Sdllimm nrrleht.

8ronf 0oneclom BON ytr. 3O6,
9{oro. @reeniiroBe. wlir0e geitern I'M
ter Ger 9eiduloieung oes tbGtlihen
9lngriffs ino idperer a0rperper'
lesine ber6oftet unO in Ole noromclt-
lide @oli5eiitotion eingelieiert. gSdb'
reno eines Streites nit SnrrD S.
goer bon g1r. 2S39, @reennlount'
g(pcnuc, ergriff 0oneelow einen gro
Ben Stein ino idblug ongebli6 goer
onmit oermoBen iiber oen aopi Dob
2ctterer bemuBtlos 0uiammenbrab
goer muBte noh Dem nllniberiitdts
Soipitol" geidofft werOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

SonOon, 3. 9lugitIt. - 9elttlde
Sllttibiffc iiberflogen wie0er ole Oft
il@en Counties Gnelono'S un0 mar.
ZEN 9omben bero6. Sin ioeben aus
9eaebcnes Bulletin beioet oos Sol
9enoc:
Cine 9ln5obl &uftibiffe freu8tc
oie aiiite Scr oitliben Counties flir5
nod D}itternodt. 0eren glblicbt lit
nod ni6t nit Si6erbcit feiteeitent,
oo Der lleberfoI nod ituttfinoet. 81
ilgc @omben wurOcn OIL bcrldieoe-
nen BlGbcn obgemorfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
0nliircr brncht scLbltmurS.

@unterSbille, 9llo., g glue.
- @. 81. BRADFORD, aoiiirer Ocr
9onf BON @untersbiae, Oerilbte
Sel6ItmorO. ais Ger Staots6onf-Sn-
lpcftor eincn oneeblihen 6eblbeltono
in 0cn 8nbern 9roOforO's entoedte.
0ic 0ireftoren Der 9onf eriudten
0cn Stoots. .Superintenoentcn iofort,
0ic 9ont 81 iibernebmen. 9ie Sont-
bcri6te bonn II, glpril 3ei9en cin 9o-
pitol bon $4,000 unO 0cpoliten i'm
gBertbe bon 100000. BRADFORD
por eleih5citig Sdobmeiltcr OeS
GountD. .S6ulfonOS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Sanbitmmme amiIiircm i'd.

@eitern fono I'M n0uli0-Sin@orf~
ole 80. iG6rlihc MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Eoubihunmen bon WlorDlono
ltott. GieIe gSieOcr-gcrcinigung mar
bonn idoniten @etter be9iinItigt mo
botten iid oic Eoubitmmen 6obl-
reid cingcflmoen. Spicle puroen
OcranitaItct mic @ettlolfen llipy io'
ooB alien EbeiIne6mern sic 8cit mic
i'm 6luee ocritrid. Spdter werOen
sic Eou6ihlnmen eiu Gicnic in Gbe-
iapeofc 9cad peronitaItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Grlauat Scrcdtigmms, GO6en ~ Oer'
fln0en.

I'm alage gegen 0ior Cohen brin'
Gen 81 fonnen erlongte 5ronf u.
aprs 6eiIte i'm @diieneeri6t Die mo-
t6ige @erluoltuugs-@oamadt iiber ole
Smterloiieni6ait bon SRI. ao5micra
@finofowsfa, pcIde am 5. Srmi BON
@lar Goben's 9nltomo6il i6eriobrei
umo getoOtet pllr0e. 0ie BON Gurb
geiteIlte 9iiraidoft betrGot $500,
Sem 9lnwoIt lit 81. Gontee BOB.
SuSgeiommt lino Glo0en i'm @e'
truee BON $4,000 ocaeu Gobcu ee
broHt poroen ais Solge oeS llnfanes
luelder iid am 9roaopap unD 5leet.
StroBe ereignete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Strnilenfe6rrr.Et .Etrifc.

Yitts BURG, ga, 2. glugilt.
Cic Eittsburger 8iltrir'9lnlaac bel
S(ipinpoa. @o., mltroe beute nnter
polBcilibe Ycwodlma gcltellt, oa es
6ieB, ooB Die iirifenoen StroBentebrer
mo auti6er oes lt0otiideu StroBen-
rcinigunes.O .Ocportcmcnts Die 9lblibt
bdtten, Ole 9lrbeiter Der glnlage 5ilnl
9lnihluB an ocn Strife olii5uforoert.
0Cie @erlpeigering elmer 2obnerbo-
.bung bon 5 Gents pro Stuoe mar
Die llriobc Oes StrifeS. 100 Moml
wurOcn obaeicbt ino onoerc Oafiir
'ongenonlmen. Ole Strifer iiuO Wlit-
glicoer Ser 19lmcricou 6eocrotion oi
2abor"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
S(r6eitcr fehrcn anriif.

9tem Dorf, 2. glugltlt. II Ger
superintendent Der o0rittcn glpemue
StrdBenbobn -@eicGi6uit" WSurp6p
erflGrte bcutc 9lbenO, ooB pieIe 9lnge.
itente. peIHc iirb oen Strifern ange-
ibloiien 6otten 81 ibrer glrbeit 5ll-
riidfebrten. @r CAB an, OoB menn
Ole 9(rbeiter in Oeniel6cn S6ooren
3uridfe6ren, 10 lit ser Strife inner.
bal6 elmer @od6c ec6ro6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
IluIdlSOlidI ocmadlt.

0ie @e6eimpoIi6iiten Srob uno
ainq iu0 Scrgeont 8orrD bonn nlitt'
leren 0iItrift perboiteten geitern
9lbeno an Der 2erineton., nabc SOM
.StraBe, 0rei @8dnner imo ldul'
oigteu oieielben on oneebli6 Sa'
idenoiebe 5u iein. 0cteftiD Srnb
botte ole orei 8uriden 8illionl
Gods bon 9sr. 2t7, Siio.Grcter.5tr,
S9iaiom %oroeltp, alias @iaiani
Sbom, lno Ebomos 0tc0euaonep,
alias Sobn Burns, BON ylr. 171S,
tN3onlimentitroBe, idorf bemo6t;
ols er ober 6u Oeren gerboftnng
I6reiten poIlte. liefen ale 0rei oo-
bon. sic muroen einige StroBen-
ldneen entfernt feitgenommen in0
no6 ser nittleren Eoli5eiitation &C.
braht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
bic 6Sien 2cntid,en.

Son0on2. 9lneuit Die 9leu-
ter.@cieaidoit ioat. OaB ie informirt
lei. ooB fein 3peiiel 6citiinoe, oaB Der
boadn0iide Compiler n9oniain Wil.
bclmina". pclder Orrh cine Nlinc
nobc Dem 9inoer.9eudtidiii periont,
ourd cine Ociuihe Nline in ole SieIe
6eioroert wurOe. pelhe Oird 9lmcn
leeenoe llnterleeboote in oielcr 9iid-
hnq gcleat mtrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
ltnnLiidlidlcr Gtnri.

Der 6ci ser ,@ootb Foding %.
9Sr. 935. Siio-@olieitroBe, 6cihdi-
tiotc G6orleS Seimbah, as Sabre
alt, BON 95r. 1929, Sio.Glmtonitr.
ficl 3ufdaig 6 SUB tici uno erlitt
@crlcblnaen au Der linten Seitc OeS
@eiibtS. gr muroe in Der oltliden
g(m6ulon5 ia hocm lercD@oipitol
ecbrad6t, no Or. Stone Jpn bebou-
bette, Ole Gerletlngcn limo feline
ecid6rIihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
3ipei 9IntOs sertriimmert.

Or. @olter O.. @opo BON ger. 116,
Sadlon 9Sloce, fubr nit leinem gluto'
mobil eeltern 9lbenO in eincn Nfotor-
6rohtpogen ser 6irmo sIneult
Munot BON glr. 1912. &eiiterstomn
RooO, binein. 9eioe 9lltomobile
qinqen in Triimmer ieood mllroe
gliemon0 berlebt. Scr llniol ereig'
ncte lid an Nlount HoDol.9lpenue
un0 0olpbin.StroBe.
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@OIisci srcift sum NicOOIScr.

3uiommcuiioB 5uiihcn arbcitenocn
mo itrifenOeu Sdneioern miro
bon ser @oli5ei i'm Seine eritidt.
gielm purOcn Der6oitet. Gin
llnbctbeiligter bon elmer 9leool-
perfugcl perlctt.
lleber 1000 or6citsuillige inO itri.
fenoe Sdneioer iommelten iid ge-
itern 9l6enO gegcl 6 llbr Dpiiden Der
6ront- nno Sigb- mo Der 9olti.
more- rno 2erington StroBc an. Der
crwortete 3uionmeniioB purOe ober
bon Der @oli5ci inn Seine erItidt.
Gin lln6etbeiligier, Der II Sabre al
ie Jinlicll Youna, bon 9tr. 19,g9eli.
mooO.9lbemIe, muroe on Scr ode bon
Serin9ton. lno 6ront.StroBe, bon
einer augel getrofien SorrD
9loomberg. q Sabre oft, ipur0e bon
einem Strifer nit einem aniippel Su
9ooen geihlogen in0 erlitt cine tie.
ie &opipimOe. Gopt. 2eoque bonn
mittIeren 0iitritt bate acbort, 6oB
elm 9IHfrubr Dorbereitcf ipur6e pcS-
boI6 er olle @orfebumgen eetroffen
botte, ole 9Su6eitorer 81 oertreiben
oOer 81 oerbditen. gns unaefGbr
500 Strifer oie 9erinQton-Strobe
entlong fomcn. gob Gopt 9eogue iei.
nen 2euten ben 9efebl ioiort i6re
Iieniireboluer 3u 5ieben Ga Die
Menge iih niht einibiidtern lieB,
ieuerten oie @oli5iitcu rnoeidbr 100
Sdiilc, imO Nionner, 8roucn uno
@inoer liefen in enigcoen9eiebter
9i6ting oopon Gic 4oli5ei Der6ai-
teic nclm @}Gnner, Die nod Der mitt-
leren @oli5ciitotiou 9ebroht lno Oes
ongcblicb uncrlmibten gluiomneluS
onacibul0igt purOcn.
Inter 0cn @crboitetcn beiun0 iih
glotbon aleinmon bon gir S23,
Scr 5ugob, OoB
or ouf S. 3clcnfo, oer an Scr g}oro-
@oI6ington.StroBc lpobnt, geihoiicn
6o6c, ooB o6er Oic auael fe6lgiug
rn0 ocn II Sobrc alten Young trai.
Sic 6ciOen @crlcbten 9olm9 imO
9loombnrM wurOen in Der SImbu'
lou5 ocS mittlcren GiitriftS notb Dem
Mercp.SoipitoI gebroht. Nong wur-
Sc bon ser Geoolpcrfu9el on Scr linz
fen Siiitc perlebt uuO ieiue g9imoe
lit ni6t aefd6rIiher glotim. 9loom-
burg fonnte, nadoem ibm ein Der
bouo ongcIest woroeu mar, nob$ou-
ie ge6en.
Moridjoll Garter unO Capt Sea
que pom mittleren Giitrift, iopic
Capt. Cole bonn ipeitli6en Giitrift
6o6en @orfe6rlmseu oetroiieu, am
meitere llurubeu 5luii6en Ocn itrci-
tenoen Gorteien fir INNER nlls5u-
iHoltcn. Tie orbcitSipilligen Sdnei-
ser peroen 6elte Wloreeu in i6ren
@o6nlmaeu obecbolt imO BON Eoli-
5iiten nof ser 6o6rif bon Stroitie &
9roS. bcQleitet ipcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
MnRen anasbIid nabe aODsI.

2on0on. 8. 9hauii 9lad eli
ner unoiii5ieaen 0epeidc aus Feters-
bira bait Der Gormarih ser @unen
oiii 9opel an. @eneraI aaIeoine's
Eruppen iino, wie ole Gepeidc beiaet
felt oem lle6eridreitcn oes Stofboo.
6hlieS 10 NlciIen peiter porgeriidt,
moourd lie MIR nod 10 0leilen BON
SoOel cniiernt lcien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
g0p[fen6rndlnrtincr 0iencn.

@auptQuortier ser 6. 81
piiion Il. z. 81, @c9(aen ,. 9nne.
- 9ei florem 0imnel gingen bier
t6 Negcuicboucr 6ernieoer, sic sic
@egeno in einen formIihen Gee ocr-
wanOelteu. Gie -. Snfonterie bal
i6ren StonO 6n6itdblidj I'M SSoIier.
Ser geraoe babel mli elmer 9ln6o6c
qcleQcnc StnnopIoe Scr Tier ianotc
glci6ioas sic BORT nieoereeennaeneu
McqcnmoIIen ms Eager ser t2er
Die 9cute gra6eu 9(b5igStondIc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
0lci Ncr 0Lrhcit nerlebt.

%m. Seacleoer, 80 Sabre alt, bon
9fr. 1912. @oelcitr., Elm 9Iultreiher
BON 9cruf, melder bel Ser ~@ibion
Saint g." beid0itiat mar. wollte
cine groBe S6ieierplotte BON Der
gSonO OcS 9ronolpau SnltitItS,
@roaomov mO SleetitroBe, loSloleiL
ais er oaS @leihacmidt perlor uno
oic @lottc i6m oii Die 9rllt fiel. er
mnroe perbumoen imo nab Noule &c.
brnHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
Sr. Su6m 3, SnItum Ocr6aftct.

Or. So6n 9. Sutton, ser Sefretdr
scr Stoots @eiunobeits 9c6orOe,
purOe nit ieinem So6ne in, 9roof-
lpn pcr6oitct, neil er nit Dem Sluto-
mo6il gi idnell auf Der 9fooo ndd
S(nnopolis geio6ren mar. ToS Ser
Dor finOet morgen gaohmittog Dor
Ocm 9ol5eirihter Eotee in 9rooflpn
itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
gNnIIen nndl ltrilrn.

@upono >. 9Iugnit. Ole
lluion Der Nlorine @loitiniiicn 0cS
Soiens BON Nooona beihIoB helitc
9IbenO Onrh Abitimmma Iols ib.
men feiu oht Stm0entog beniliat
miro. norgen frii6 an Oeu Strife 5u
ge6en Sierourh miro ioit Ger eou-
Sc SceOertebr lo6mgcle9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
glad aeIaparc ansncIicicrt.

Bruce q. Nlr9ou9bln BON Ger.
5000 eaitern-9Ipemie, 2i Sabre alt,
pclbcr am 30. Suli oas gIutomobil
bon @nos s. 0oangS BON Viorlball'
ton, Gel, aeitoblen bo6en lo1, wuroc
Oen 9cborOcn Oieics Stoates ousge.
lieiert.