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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15


In view Of recent events the follow
ing formula overheard on a hotel We
randa may be of interest The Wilson
waltz, one step forward, three steps
back ward, hesitate, then sidestep.
The Administration is depressed by
the reflection that under no circum-
stances can 1t postpone election day.
Wilson insists that he will never
recognize government by assassina-
ton. but he hasn't cut of relations
with those who have assassinated
Americans.
The arst President and the 6rst
Congress that ever submitted to a
hold-up.
And. By the way. nobody Will ever
be able 70 claim this wal q regular
Democratic AdministG alton unless We
have . bond ism< before March I.
1917.
Betting on udghes aud Wilson is
dangerous both 60 Democrats and Re-
pubHcans. Ir M Of the New Eng
land states such a bet was made q
few days ago. The officers heard Of 1t
and they arrested the Republican on
a charge OF robbery and sent the DEM
ocrat to an insane asylum. Be care
fui.
One thing we must all admit.
The President is never too proud to
sidestep.
A surplus Of e .200.oO0 from the
postal service during the fiscal year
ending June 50. is reported by Post
master-General Barlesoa. With the
department more than paying ex-
penses, 1t would seem that the execu-
tive officials could afford to keep on
the payroll members of the National
Guard, who responded when the Presi-
dent called out the Organized Militia
for duty on the border.
President Wilson seems to have
founded his diplomacy on q rock
which is on its base most Of the time.
The Eastern witsrniths persist in re-
ferring to the Secretary Of the Navy
as Miss Josephine Daniels. No O
e the Woman's Party Is camping III
the trail Of the Administration
Mr.. Wilson forgot to mention the
pledges Of economy in the 1912 plat
form.
IN his Diplomacy" says Ollie
James. "the President has sounded
"A new note What. another one?
Ii begins to appear that hat single
track mind system will have to be
temporarily double-tracked. A few
weeks hence. Of course. IL will be
si~de-tracked.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
WlISO DEEMED 1T FUTILE
TO STAND FIRMLY.

President Wilson seeks To JUS
tify himself on the ground that
II was futile and dangerous
to ''stand firmly This is an
appeal that can with equal truth
be made by every soldier who
runs away in battle. He further
alleges his belief that the cause
he ehampioned has the sane
ton of the judgment Of society
in its favor" remember thir-
ty-odd years ago in the Black
Hills a local vigilance commit
tee which was in doubt about
hanging n suspected wrongdoer.
While they were discussing the
matter. there appeared over the
neighboring divide n frowsy, ell
DERBY horseman in "A linen dus-
ter. who promptly galloped to-
wards them waving his arms
and shouting Hang him! Hang
him! The leader of the vigi-
lantes AT once asked the frowsy
stranger what he knew of the
facts, whereupon the stranger
answered Il do not know any
thing about the facts, and new
or saw the man before; but
there's eleven of you and only
one Of him, and ! believe In una
jority rulel" This is merely a
picturesque paraphrase of what
Mr.. Wilson calls action under
the sanction of society II ex.
emplifes the principle upon
which President Wilson has act
ed In those public matters, in
ternal and external. where he
was threatened with the = of
force.--From the Speech Of Col
onel Roosevelt at Battle Greek,
Michigan. In Behsf OF Mr..
Hughes.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15

President Wilson were really
ehrnest In telling the suffrage women
come to fight for you" he would
nave put q suffrage asu through
oonsress by the seme stop watch
method that he used 10 force the rail-
"ay wage increase BIN through.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
WILSON FORMERLY ASSAIl-
ED THE LABOR UNION.

4 fOhMcHlN ASoAll-
! ED THE LABOR UNION.
I The President is now a can
4 didate for office and speaks we'll
I Of labor. Until he became a
4 candidate for office, and as long
as he was President of a Univer-
] sity, he, with entire safety, ig-
I nored or assaiIed the Labor
j Unions, indeed, he Vas then
j their bitter, u%ngenerous, and
j often unjust critic. At the Peo-
j pies Forum on February 25,
j 1905, he said: Labor Unions
Y drag the highest nan to the level
] of the lowest" In an address at
' a dinner in the WAdorf-Astoria
Z on March 1S, 1907, in speaking of
: the capitalists, he said: There
= is another equally formidable
y enemy to equality and better
y ment Of opportunity, and that
Y is the class formed by the la
\ Dor organizations and leaders of
: this country" In a letter writ
! ten January II, 1909, he said: ~
i am a fierce partisan of the open
! shop" In June of the same
year, speaking at Princeton, he
i said: "The usual standard of
/ the empioye in our day is to !
| give as little az he may for his I
wages. Labor is standardized I
I by the trades unions and this I
] is the standard 10 which it is I
| mad> to conform. need not I
] point out how economically dis !
J astrous ouch q regulation Of la |
J Dor 10. The labor Of America |
J is rapidly becoming Improbable !
! under this regulation. Our Geo. !
! nomic supremacy may be lost !
because the country grows !
!, and more full Of Improbable !
servants" have M question !!
that when Mr.. Wilson thus !
spoke he expressed his sincere !
convictions. Less than two years :
later he was in public life and I
Immediately his attitude chang
cd. There 10 no reason to believe +
that his convictions changed I
From the Speech Of Colonel T
Roosevelt AZ Battle Creek, I
Michigan, In Behalf OF Nj. +
Hughes.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
COL. ROOSEVELT APPEALS
FOR THE ELECTION OF
MR.. HUGHES.

appeal to my fellow citizens
that they shall elect Mi. Hughes
and repudlate Mr.. Wilson be-
cause only BY 70 doing . they
save America from that faint OF
gross seifshness and cowardice
which we owe to Mr.. Wilson's
substitution Of adroit eiocution
for Straightforward action. The
permanent interests Of the Amer
lean people lie. not In ease and
comfort for the moment, no mat
ter how obtained, ~ Mr.. Wilson
would teach US; but in resolute
championship Of the ideals Of
national and international DEM
ocratic duty, and in prepared
ness to make this championship
effective by our strength. Presi-
dent Wilson embodies in his per-
son that most dangerous doc
trine which teaches our people
that when fronted with really
formidable responsibilities we
can shirk trouble and labor and
risk, and avoid duty by the SIM
pie process Of druooinp our
souls with the narcotic Of mean
ingless phrasemonasrino- Nj.
Hughes, to the exact contrary,
embodies the ideal Of serviee
rendered through conscientious
effort in the face 81 danger and
difficulty. NJ. Wilson tuvns his
wsrds into 1ssds emily u this
can be aehisved BY adrsit posit-
iea, maaeUverieas ~ bartersWo =
dshawetsed civil service fer esn-
preeeiensi votes On bshalf Of
some mcclure which he had
ssIsnsniy premise6 70 oppose.
Our eSn ~seif-respect demands
that we support the man 81
deeds dene in the open aoalnst
the man q fvrtive and shistine
political maneuvers; the man Of
service against the man ~ho
Whenever sppessd BY q danger
svs foe always takes refuge IN
empty e~loeutlon. - From the
Speech Of Col. Roosevelt At oat-
tie Creek. Michigan. II Behalf
Of M. Hughes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

NfifOIans im SantaIns.

Der betonnte Tiibrer Der rlfiii6en
Mobammeooner A9m. geajeip mahts
in elmer llnterreouna interehonte Wlits
teilungen iiber ole @rregune unter Den
Mo6ammeodnern i'm &autaius9ebieie.
Grdaer Der gepssune iino bic fiios
lid Der 9ergteite 5piiden Baum unO
8atu mobncnoeu 3irien, Die etpa
spei 0riitel Der geIomteu fieben Wlil-
lionen WlobommeOaner oes 8autaiuss
Qebietes oariteIlen uno Oen 3nuiaius
tpirtIhaftli9 uH0 geiiIig beberri9en.
Die RuHen be3ei9nen Oieie &iirten
ais Sartaren BON 9llerbaiolhon, OBJ
oIei9 bic osmanil9en Siirfen un0 bic
9lIerboioI9ontiirten gum Siirten
namm Der .MeiBen 3idlein" geb0ren,
Die ruTIiide Resierune mar itets be.
miibt, bic 8autoiustiirten 5u ruiiifi.
3ieren uno Oen GinfluB Stombuls 3u
beidmpfen. 9roBOem iennt mr eiu'
fleine Wlinoer6eit BON ibnen, etpo
flint pom SouIenb. bic uiffihs
Spra6e uno S6rift pdbreno Die
tiirtifhe Shrift nlgemeiu Derbreiiei
1T. Die lleberpo1ung Ourh ole ruis
iiI6en 8eb0rOen lpurbe uoh glusbrud
oes Rrieqes ibarF oeritdrtt. Wlit oer
Qlntunfi oes @rpBfiiriien yliioIaus in
Tiflis beeann cine ricbtige Siirlenper'
folguno, oa oas @4eitern oes glns
oriffs ouf bic Doroanelen in RuB'
lamb bic 5ur9t DOT einem neueH tiir.
fil9en @oritoB na9 Dem 4outoIus
oeipedt bat. Qllle eiufluBreiAen Ger
Ionlidteiten iinb eiueetertert porosn
oarunter aud Der beGannie @roBinou.
iirieQe 5aeiep, Der bel glusbruh bes
1rieQes in Berlin mar. Yiele iuHg'
Wldnner puroen auf @efsbI oes GiroBi
fiititen ee6entt. Die raiiFte Resie
rraq bat ben @ebrouh Der tiiriiiher
@9riftlprane unb Shrift in 8riefsr
fireno berboien. Die Wlobammeoaael
biirfen nur 2oioIDioleite un0 Die ruit
iilde Shrift benuBen. Das beoelte'
bic llnter6ilbung 0es gonSsn BriefDer.
fe6rs. Die Grregung inter ben Eiiri
ten oes Rautaius lit 0o6er ieBt ali.
Berft groB. 9ldmeo 9lgajew erildrt'
3um Sdlub, bic 9iirfei iei bereii, IN
3rieoe 3u Derbarren. Bis ale 3iele
oarunter aud oas Der 9efreiung bel
8auiaiustiirten, erreidt iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
Ssrsiic in goItimurer Wlarftcu.
9a9a6pfigteit.

glur penige WlenI9en per0en ols
70 piutommene 3isli6eibe biuiseu
Wibes uno bloOen Spottes betradtet
ols jene 9eoauernsperten, oenen, Die
Rarl9en D1iesnid i'm n8laooeros
batI6" iagte. bic 3opfbuut ourd Die
Saare sepa9Ieu it," Die RobIt0pfe.
limb oo9 1T Der Mangel an natiirlis
Diem Sdmud oes 6auptes nur in Den
ieltenIten 6Gaeu sigenem 8eri9uloen
3uSuIhreiben. Gs miro bGufi9 be-
bouptei, oaB 8abIt0pfigteit in geipiis
fen Tamilien erblid Iei, uno oies 1T
tatf61lid] Der San, ipo cine barte ooer
ii9 in friiben Wlannesjabren Derbdrs
tenoe ShGoeIocde bel Den mdnnli9en
TamiIienmitolieoern bon @eihleht 3u
GjeI9Iec6t ii9 pererbt. @ie bdufi9ite
llrIoae Der &abltOpfisteit 1T Der
N1angel elmer binreiHeuoen 5ettI1id3t
3pilden bem S9doel unO Der &ppfs
baut; lie 1T erfor0erlid, I'M ole 6dars
iDur5eln feit5ubolten, Oielen gobrung
al oepGbren unb Den 8lutumIauF gu
fOrbern. 800 bos 6oor anfdnet oiinn
gu perben ooer ous5ufauen, maIiiere
man ole 4opfbaut Elm poar WloIe tag
lid nit ben 5iueeripiBeH unO Ders
ipenoe Die Iogenannten nmilitdriihen"
6oorbiiriien. 9ebalte hets i'm 2lllge,
oab Die 3opfbaut geidmeioig perbIeis
ben muB, penn bds 9aor pieoer fart
lnD biht peroen Ioa. Wit 9oors
pu6smitteln iolte man iib ni9t be-
faiIen, benn penn oieie ipiriunesooll
pdren, piirben laum 10 Diele fobls
t0pfiee Qter3te un0 8arbiere oorbans
oen fein. gDo Die 4opfbaut gu trodeH
lit, reibe man iie 3pei big orei Wlal
tpo6entlicb nit eutem, Iei9t abiorbiers
tenn sFett ooer Oel Elm. @egen S6ups
pen ipenoe man .Sbampoos" an, uno
8por am Better Elm robes 81, oaS man
nit pormem, uah uno nab fdlter
fperoenDem @aHer ousDditt. 8abls
topFiateit, Die ouf 5ieber ooer anoere
lbpd9enDe 2rantbeiteu 3uriid5ufilbs
rem lit, 1T nur DON poriibereebenoer
Douer; @epeeune Der Ropfbout nit
Den singerlpibeH uno @iureiben DON
OIioenol piro oen Saarpuds balD
nieoer belebeu. Reinlihteit 1T cine
@orbeoinqang aler erfolgreihen 9oars
pfIege. bel geuubung bon Seife fir
oos aopfpal6eH bite man iib jebo@
DOT folcben, bic itart oltaliih lino
Gauge entbalteD; am 8eiten lit cine
neutraIe Geife pie .Gaittle Soap"
ooer cine quite Seerieife. WenH Heues
6aar ii1 3u entpideIH beginnt, muB
man ppm @ebrau9 Barter 8iiriten 70
lanqe obie6en, bis oieies fart uno
lang eenug eeporoeH 1T, od IoHit ole
nod 3arteu 6oorpur3eln bei6doiai
peroen t0nnen unb abiierben. SIN
llebriaen iDnen Roblf0pfe es iid gum
Sroite iogen laHen. baB Diele Der groBs
ten Denier Der @eIt tabliopfie eelDes
fen fino, pomit ober niht bebauptel
perben iol, oaB ibre DentfdbigieiI
our6 ibre 8abltOpfigteit beoinsi
ipur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
Der Dame ,,(lmeri6u. g

S6ou friiber 1T pislfa9 oie gIns
iidt geGuBert poroen, oab lin Ole Be
5ei9uung nQtmerita" auf einen urs
ipringlib oeuti9en glameH 5uriidfiibs
rem loHe. getonutIi9 trdgt 9lmerita
Ieinen gamen BON bem 5Ioreniiuer
Nori6unqsreiienoen glmerigo @sipucci,
Der am GnOe oes fiinf3ebnten un0 81
8eoinu bes ieH3ebnien Sabrbunberts
berfhieOene Wlale ole neue QBeIt be-
Iu6te uno cine Reibe bon 8riefeH iIno
8udern iiber lie Der0ffenilicbte. Der
Borname Qlmerigo ion nun, pie 70
pieIe italieniIhe mdnnlihe uno peibs
lihe @orndmen, bic erit felt oen Sas
oen Der aermaniIcben Monoerunoeu in
Der 5praae stoIiens eribeinen. ger,
manilhen llrfprunas gleiabeoeuteno
nit benz alten oeutIhen yldmen @ms
merid lein, Der Iid niht ielien in Der
@eIhihie Der @otbeu unD 2ongobars
ben, uno aud in olten oeutiden Sel'
benlieoern finoet. SIT oiele 2lunabms
rihtiq, 70 pdre ser Nome n2lmeriia"
in leinem MeIen aleroings Elm oeuts
Iher 0ome, unb miir0e, in uniere
Gprahe 3uriidibsriebi eipa 70 pigl
bs0elien pie Gmmeri1laHo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
GerOontes=Jeier Oer(r6O6en

9luf oen 18. Qlpril oieIes Sobres fiel
Der 300. Sabresiag Oes GerDanies. Die
ipaniicbe Regierung bate oeplant, bic.
fen @eosntiog Ourd groBe 6eern i'm
gou5en qanoe 5ll begeben; anein lie bot
oen @nti9luB eefabt, ale 5eiie al
@breH bes groBen ipaniiden Difiers
bis gu ben ollgemeinen 5rieoensIeiern
5u Derlcbisben. Dieier @ntl6luB pir0
In Deuti9lan0 aleemein pintommen
gebeiBen; oenn Del Der groBen 0ers
ebrung, bic Der Dihter bes Don
2uiiote~ in DeitfHlono genieBt, b6tts
es oas oeutihe @olt ihTer3Ii6 ems
pftnoen, ipenn es bel ben gerpaniess
Beiern, oer glot geborheno. unperires
ten geblieben mare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
Erpmincmte GIubs


Soutb.StraEe.
u9Iriel Homing Club" EerrD Bar.
nglrunoel Boat Club 6errD Bar.
~g(rmloel Gm6," gfr. 1000, gfocN.
G6arles.StraBe.
,glutonobil Gmb BON WlorDlm0. "
g2r. t2. @eitOit. glopaI. 9Ibenue.
Baltimore 9(t6lctic-GIub," ylr.
1929. gioro.GbarleS.StraBe
Baltimore 9orintbian gadt.
GLIB 6crrD Oar.
Baltimore Club" Charles. uno
Mooiion.StraBe.
Baltimore GountrD.GIub", 9io.
lauo Agorf.
baltimore Motor godt.GMb,"
am 6uBe Der 9io6t.StroBe.
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tonSpillc.
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3raufIin.StraRe.
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.Strobe
.GitD Glub. i'm IS. 5todlUerf oes
WlimIcD. @ebauoe.
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0cIt.glort6-9lpeuue.
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Garep-SiraBe.
Democratic Ghb," ylr. 2l9, yf.'
Qibertp. .5traBc.
eagles Ghib," YlorpIano Sbea'
@ebdu0e.
.glfrioge 5or Suuting Club"
@barIes.S .StroBen.gIOemie.
Qot & Settle GLIB 9otonsDille.
,,SIoreiton Club" ylr. 522, yloro'
G6orles.Sirabe
.CSermonia Club" ylr. llO2'
glor0. G1arles.SiroBe.
.@ermonia Eurnpereiu" y9r.
1916, glor0.@anilraBe.
..llnion 2eogue.@Inb," g'r. lO5.
Welt Saraiooa.9trabe
.Barriion @ountrp Club" @arl
riIon. uno Samtbornc.gloemle.
Nermonia N!dnnerdor,~ y'r'
8AS. gloro .Soworo.StroBe.
.Sorluonie.Gmb,~ ylr. 4l4, gSeli'
8apcitc.SiraBe.
,,@rcen 9priua @aIIep Huni
Ghb," @orriion Olo.
,Marvlauo Came Club" Vroof'
Inn. 0lo.
.Marplano.GMb." Charles nno
lmo Nouiment.SiroBe.
,,2Sirouoene GInh OF Hnrton.
ghutou DiO.
,sSo6ns Soptius.eInb." Snmoro'
Ga9er.StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
AOna mie 6euIe.

Das Iheinbar glsueiie reidt nit
feinem llriprung oft in oie tiefite @ers
oanQenbeit 3uriid, uao elm eliidliher
Sumo eines 6orIhers entbdat uus
pl0Bli1 @iloer ldngit berganeeHer
3eiien, 0ie nit ben unlrieeH trob 10
berdnberter io3ialsr @erbdltnihe cine
eritaunlihe Qls6nIidteit bobeu. Das
menpereine i'm olten 2legDpten DIan
bsntt Iofort an seielise un0 politii8e
3uiammenliinfte unlerer mooernen
Observation-Disclosures, ipie lie in allen
@roBfdbten oes perlihen @uropa
oonq uno oGbe Iin6. Nos beuie Der
SaeesI9riftlieaer ilber iie ouiJei4uet,
0as tat in urolter 3eit Der Eiiniiler.
g(n oen Wdnben Der @rdber in Tbsbsn
feben mir bic 9omen in longen Reiben
in tolbariten 3oiletten nit iozefdIiig
friiieriem 6aar, nit Qoiosblumen ges
f9miidt uno geiaIbt nebencinanoer
iiben. 3ie Slide biegen iib iomli1
unter Ser Qnit BON Qgeintrouben un0
JelQen, Brdien unD QNeHt0Hllen 2bOs
BON moeen oieIe 6rmen pobI geiprcs
den bdben2 Qlu9 oas Bat bic 6ors
ihun0 berausbeiommen. 2lus Den
6ieroaIppben, oie ole 9ilber besleiien.
Sic lprecbsn pon i6ren 2oiIetien ees
ben llrieile iiber ibre C6rrinqe m0
an0ere S9mudgeaenitdnbe o6, er0rz
tern in oan3 uugenierter WeiIe bic Grs
fabrunqen uno @rle6niiIe ibres Gies
beslebens uno ipie betdnnt lit uns
bas bod ltimmen baS beliebie Ela
qeIieb iiber Die Dieultboten, iiber be-
rem llntaueli9teit uno ibre ibertriebes
nen glnIpriid9e an. @s muB ip0breno
oieIer 3uIanmentiInIte reht DieI ees
trunten porocn lsin. Sn ben 9ieros
gIbpben mirb uns mitgeieiIi. pie cine
Dame na9 DER onoeren iih entfernen
muB, unb oie plaltilte Dariielung
3eiet me6rere bieier 6oI0en ipdbreno
Der Siiuation in Der Iie Die erIien
lsolgen zines iiberreihen MeiugsHnhes
miiKen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
Spuniens d(teItes lOeiu6Ous

Das groBe, in eon3 SponieH be-
fannie QDeiHbaus, oos bereits ilber
$50 Sobre ser 5omiIie @ooornensGas
berios aebort, bat erit i'm 2rIege nit
leiner alien lIeberlieferlng 9ebro1en,
nab Der es feline adn3e 5dtieieit jabrs
bunbertelang nur Spanien ipiomeie
uno bic Q(usfubr abIebnte, Seit oem
cerbit 1914 finbet man. pie oos
.GbenIia 0aabla0" erSdblt. ben tes
riibnien Gbampoener @ooornen aul
BEN Weintarten Der beIten 0todbol'
mer Reitauronis. Dieies ipanilt3e
QDeinbaus, oas Oamit bur9 ben Strieg
nun audi i'm Qluslonbe iib einen Plab
AL erringen beginnt, bat cine 9elcbid7ts
lid OenfpiroiQe Yereangenbeit. Seit
feiner 8eQriinoung 3ur3eit Pbilipps
ii. unb Der .groBen 9lrmo0d" bat es
ale fpaniIben R0nige bis @ltons
XIII. 3u leinen 2lbnebmern ge3dblt
Sobrbunoerielana Bat es alien Stilrs
men eeirobt uuo iih BON @eiHled9t 81
@eI6Ie9t i'm 8eiib berielben Jamille
erbolteH.
Dos Sous GooornensRoDentos be-
Fbt 12O Settor Meinberge, Die lo0
bon Gan Goourin be gloDa bis gum
Wiitelldn0iIhen Wleer. Iilollh BON
Barcelona. erIireden un0 alIjdbrIit1
10000 6etloliter QBein liefern. Diele
qBeinberoe perben nit auBeroroentli'
cber @orafalt bebouoelt. Seoes Sabr
iperoen sic feiniten Weinitode CUR
gortpfIan3unq ausgeiDdblt uno erlt
ipenn lie Drei Sabre nadeinanoer ibre
ilberIeaenen @igenihafien erpielen
baben, iperben Iie fir tauglib erabiel.
1ie QDeintroubenernte beginnt Wllite
@eptember, uno tdglih peroen oann
10000 RiIoQromm Erauben abges
pfliidt. bic 800 6ettoliter gBeiH ers
oeben. pie 6erItelung oes @bampag'
ner gobornen erforbert etpa cin Drits
lei ser oon3en @rnte, uno uur oie srlte
TraubenpreIiung piro 0a3u perponot.
Sn Gponien trintt man nur BEL feierz
Iihen Geleoenbeiten @bampogner, uno
noh ser Siotiltit betrGst Der jdbrs
Iine @srbroud ni6i mebr als 400,s
GOO NloI6eu. 0ieier gon3e llmioB
ipiro Toif allein BON Der 5irma 60
0ornen beItritten, 0a fran3oinher
Gbonpoqnsr in Sponien nur iebr
ge[ten aetrunien piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
9lm RapitaI.9lnIrger.

pelde Jn ipareH whuldbeH unb srohe cher
ilrHe eummrn Olelb iH Baat DOcr In muuat.
liden NbsGbmngen aulegen polen, iuu es i'd
10 elHlaeu Sabreu mehr Wie UerDnppelt. gtlr
olletlrcn gruhe gut gflegene Nruuouhde iu
gle Shr Och iett nH, bamit eie Die nlebrigtn
Naten erballcu. 0Iruuoithdc 62M bel 800,
audl 1875 Del $50, fir wcuacr ale 4 0cnte pr0
s,Ssl',s ssalS1sa'lnn 1 S.o gso w Ssa1S gsu AaS.
iabamiirie StraHcn, llrinHbc uno 0nrantlg ocS
tiielc nit elnneinonen; cine 0elggeubclt int
eebeHsJeit. wlappen, Shoer uno uuile Giule.H-
tcligu ~ grbalten Uun
Jlidlaro g9. GuOf,
@s. IA. ch.eerlustOn.enafs.
(Ctn-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

aod-9Icpiel "a @ed .sc.-12c.
Soiel.Qlepfel, a Bed. ... .sc.-20c.
Srongeu. California. Gto. .30-G0c.
Sronacn SloriOa, Gut. t5c-60c.
Gitronen. Gubeno. .......... .2Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

BON Qliqultus bis Diotletian, alIo
mebr als Dreibunoert Sabre, bIieb bic
QIusriiIhng Der r0mif9en SOlooten
nnD Die Gaitit oieieIbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

$40 anlhsile 9uuliUn Ch........-. 2o'1
90 gm0,tle NO eoinoliu ....... 80
so autbele War g. Ms6 ...... 25
20 gnibcilc Noribon Central ss
20 slntbeile ciln @roo q Me....
IS s1nihells Neuuo SKATER BON Isi*
so gInt0sile va geata Rew .... 7s'a
10 anibsils spmiueiou pio .,. 80
q slns0eie sesiisrn eaui.-. 9d
10 glnfhsils 9eaplaup Sll,........ o4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04

,6eime fir Qebens5eit.
Bueilibclo. llebeu Simmer, Veranoa,Sroat.
AMI Die WdHuie mooern
pDmelteqD. Sirnhe
(nnbe 0urlorb Noa0).
yiebcn ,,0llitDn 4ari".
Sdone Girabe iin0 aeinn0e Gage Teuer'
nnere, oeriidrfe Beion sNithenetie" nit moe
oernem @aeQieH, mooerner dobfiiie, emlillirs
TEN gnsaub nit Tropibrett cleliril6em Sdder
lr ben Sommer. .qo iit nit Der 9eniralbes
iung ourb 0eBUoiierRaol aior DerbuHnen
Dol bal Hraht8uun. innidre A0idnidnne. Uldn
lollte oele pdufer inlpi6lren. oa lie piele, oier
nlni 0en1nfie Neuerunpen enihnlicn
Wan neOuie 9arIoro.NOenue @lcllrilcbe n0rb.
u ri5 8ur Someilc0osGirahe.
Sic 0DOarb g. Waua0bcr Jltalil &c.,
NdnuIiernebmer,
9i0-920 Wluusen 1ullOlua.
SoaUtaO-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-04
8m DerFanfem.


3u ucrlnulcn IN NUrpnot;
3immcr bO3cfuc Hiun am Aduiullou
8onlconro. Qalciborpc; heQnem sur st. 4 8.
Bennlnlbnnia eabnliniion nn0 0clriidlcn.
X gldcr oocr nc0r. lucnn Qcpunld zOniicll'
bdltmc mo Sirdu6er. Sdmpibeiinng. Wls. clei,
tri6ca yihi uno geniicy. 9orcirc. sH. iOi,"
1entihcr 0Orreiponoent l9lni3 %
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04
PROPER THING

Mandy-What am dis celebration
dat am bein' held 70 dis Mistah
Shakespeare?
Visitor have forgotten the exact
significance, but it is 800 years since
he did something.
Mandy-Huh! Reckon as bettah
hold a celebration for nah old man.
1t am % years since he dun anything.
Puck.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-04

new york-if all the feIlers that
wanted to work at eezy jobs had
them they wood be mitey few to
work at the hard jobs, was what the
man that runs employment agensy
said the other day when he was up
for holding out 2 bucks on a man
who dident get job that he wanted
after he had plastered down the 2
iron men with his application
this nut, the employment agent
says to the cOrt, wanted a mise eezy
job where the name konsiderashun
was salary and not work, so he tries
him out on several jobs what was
open & all ways he comes back say
ing he don't like the work
then the employment agent said
he got good and sore, what kind of a
job do you want, he tells the guy
and the Teller says you send me
to some more & i will give them the
Onct over & take my pick
all rite, i said, the employment
agent tells, and says to him they
want a Teller at the staten iland bank
to dust the paper money and the fell
Ter beets it over their but when he
asts the CASHIER, do you want a man
to dust off the paper money, the
CASHIER calls a dick and they throw
the teller out, so he comes back &
balls me out & wants his 2 bucks
back and i says i got anuther Mise
job, and they want a, CASHIER at the
harlem polise stashun, and the lad
beets it out on the sub
purity soon heers the telefone bell
ring & ansers it
it was this nut talking. he says
what should they want a CASHIER for
& if you will tell me maybe can land
this job for it is Mise & cool here
yes, they do want CASHIER, i says