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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12

Prof Roy Mott, wife and daugh-
ter Of Cleveland, Ohio, are guests of
his mother, Mrs. Bertha Mott.
Mrs. j. B. Delaney and Miss
Hagar Delaney went to Cresco Mon-
day to spend the day with friends.
Miss Vernie Shenner and Miss
Margaret Haas spent Saturday in
Cresco at the Henry Goocher home.
Mrs. Olga O'Brien and daughter
Evelyn went to Iowa City Saturday
where they will take medical treat
ment
Root Beer Float, a favorite
drink, served at Parman's soda foun-
tain.
Miss Irene Ostrem departed Sat
urday for Bode, Iowa, on visit to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Sor-
lein.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Paine and
daughter Marion went to Clear Lake
Monday for an outing of two or three
weeks.
Miss Clara Hawkins came down
from Albert Lea yesterday for a
weeks stay with her cousin, Mrs. Ed
Hanson.
Mrs. Lena Bidne departed for
Epping, N. d. Monday for a two
weeks visit with her brother, Knut
Iverson.
Mint Freeze, fine thirst
quencher, served at Parman's soda
fountain.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Riggs went
to Lake Mills, Iowa, Monday for
two weeks visit at the John Hedge
son home.
Miss Esther Book returned to
.Sheboygan, Wis. yesterday after an
extended visit with Mrs. Arthur
Amundsen.
Mrs. Fred Christensen returned
to New Hampton Saturday after
two weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Roy McMullen.
Misses Josephine Olson and
Clara and Mable Nelson returned to
ST. Paul Monday after a short visit
with Mrs. T. A. Nesset.
No woman can afford to can
fruit when she can buy the best that's
canned at $3.50 a case of "a cans.
Hutchinson Grocery, Distributors
July.
Don't pay more that zoe a can
or $3.50 a case for canned peaches.
Use the best-California Growers
brand. Hutchinson Grocery, Distribu-
tors. July
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Thompson
and daughters Marion and Lois de-
parted yesterday for Walker, Mimi
where they will spend their vacation
on Beach Lake.
Paul Hess of Montpelier, YER
mont arrived Sunday for a visit with
his sister, Mrs. w. M. Strand earoute
to Seattle, Wash. for which place he
departed yesterday.
California Growers Extra peach
es sell at $3.50 a case. None better.
Look up prices in your Chicago cata-
logue on their best quality. Hutchin-
Ison Grocery, Distributors. July
Fresh Strawberry Sundacs serv-
led at Parman's fountain
Sooner or later you will trade
at Miller's why not sooner? 27tf
-Winneshiek County Fair, Aug.
Ii5-16-17-1S, the best and biggest in
its history. 2Stf
Pauline Frederick, STAR, Today.
Dustin Farnum, STAR, Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12
Just as Good rs Ever

are our soc work shirts and in fact
we guarantee them to be better val
ues and better made than any other
work shirt that you can buy any
where in this part OF the country.
Mems good socks at Toe per pair, also
good work socks at sc per pair. Fine
sport shirts at SOC, 75c and S1.00,
in quality and certainly
comfortable. BEARS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-07-12

-WiGneshick County Fair, Aug.
I5-16-17-1S, the best and biggest in
its history. 9Stf
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1916-04-21

The much heralded law recently
passed by the Legislature placing all
county officials on a salary basis,
eliminating fees and fixing salaries,
graded by counties, win increase the
incomes Of the officials in some Of the
counties Of the State. The officials
IN the larger counties, like Wash
ington, are the officials whose In
come will be reduced, and there Is
doubt about the fairness of the law.
1t the incomes were greater in some
counties than others under the old
law. it Is fair to assume that the
work and responsibility were greater.
Tho ReioEmer tells how the new Law
win work in Smith county, as fol-
lDws:
The new Law placing all county
officials upan salary Will prove
disastrous to Smith county where
Tie circuit clerk, Tor exemple, dur.
ing : fouf year term, win reeeiyo
&,100 more than he received m
d. TIE old sysoesn, making az
telnln p1der ~ nv law equivot
Int - 80 uilGr - o1d (1u6|
- incxeu1o + llcnmaI, - u11<<oI
- N ny1 ~ f1 ro - -
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1916-04-21
Woolworth's S and 1Oc Store
in Aberdeen

Would not give you any bigger
bargains for lOc than USREYS
S, 10 and 25c Store that is already
located in our city. Mr.. Usrey
is from the North and East, and
having IL years experience in
the line of 5 and 1Oc goods, has
already in stock the goods and
the values. We venture to say
that there are people living in
this city and county who will not
stop to view show windows.
which are an education to your
pocketbooks. Many people do
not appreciate the money saving
opportunities to be found in a 10
cent store. Mr.. Usrey has a Por-
ter who will deliver your parcels
promptly. His is the only S. 10
and 25c store in a town of 5000
to 1000 that maintains this SER
vice. Why not appreciate 1t !?
Just for instance, while in town
for the next few days look in his
windows and see what q nickle
or . dime will buy. Look through
Kress Or Woolworth's catalogue,
hing Usgeg yonr oGeeyI
|llf f1e y0Qy r. tl5e 16G1e spGica
saving you expressage. Mr.. Usrey
feels that the public will become
better acquainted to the 5 and 10
cent goods, and hopes to remain
with US. People living twenty
miles from Aberdeen would come
to q 5 and lOc store like this and
buy
25c Laces for lOc a yard.
Mems and boys 25c neckties
for 10 cents.
Ladies' Linen Handkerchief,
1Oc value, for SC.
Just look in USREYS Show
Window and see these many
other values too numerous to
mention. Come and see what
you have been losing.
Usreys S, 10 and 25c Store.
Sells Everything Foa>Less.
ABERDEEN lO5 W. Commerce st.. MISS.
(Ady)
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1916-04-21
The Aches Of House Cleaning.

The psins and aches caused by
bruises. over exertion and straining
during house cleaning time are sooth-
ed away by Sloan's Liniment. No
need TO suffer this agony. Just apply
Sl0an's Liniment to the sore spots.
rub only little. In . short time the
p0tn leaves you rest comfortably aud
enjoy refreshing sleep. Ono CRATE
ful user writee: s'Sloan's Linimeut
- worth its weight In gold" Keep .
bottle ON hand, uso it against al sore-
nees. Neurolgis and Bruises. Kills
pain-26c at your Druggist. (Adv.)
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1916-04-21

Women love q clear. rosy complex
ion. Burdock Blood Bitters is splen-
did for purifying the blood, clearing
the skin, restoring sound digestion.
All druggists sell it. Price $1.OO.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1916-04-21

Members and officers were allow
ed statutory per diem and mileage
and Board adjourned to first Mon
day in May.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1916-04-21

DR.. III. n. Kinney" - s 50
DR.. Geo. Darrscott /" :. 25
Foote 4 Davies. sundry supplies. "a Is
Aberdeen Examiner. sundry sup.
pi1es -......... ............ % ~
Elliott Fisher Co.. typewriter
chancery clerks office. .... .220 50
8. G. TOof & Co.. printing sup
Plies. - ~
The Aberdeen Weekly, sundry
ctalmS.. NJ lO
Lam & Csrter. sundry claims. "a 50
Clerk @. q. Ray, postage. ex-
press and drayage. ............ 78 AZ
Clerk w. T. Ware, commitments 90
Clerk w. T. Ware, postsee :. 2 90
G. NJ. Holmes, county attorney.
salary and postage. ......-.-. 86 33
J. A. Gay. tick supplies. ....... Al 90
Crescent Drug Co.. supplies. .23 O5
r. T. Roberts. tick Inspector. "a 90
G.. j. Jones. tick inspector. -. 36 90
w. r. West, keeping county
home. III %
w. T. Spragins & Co., Jail sup
pies. ID %
Sheriff Taylor, feeding prison.
ef6. 40 %
DR.. j. NJ. Acker. attending pris-
OnerS. W
Woodie Sandifer, Jail supplies. 90
j. & M. Lasky, jail supplies. SO
J. A. Gay. paurer supplies. 90
Henderson Hardware Co., Jail
supplies. ID ID
Phoenix Drug Co.. Jail supplies Is
Sheriff Taylor, conveying luna
TIC. ~ 20
Sheriff Taylor, lunscy fee...... 3 90
Clerk G. G. Ray, lunacy fee... 3 co
T. 0. Jones, Joe T. Morgan. r.
j. Sullivan. T. H. Ray. w. T.
Ware, A. l.. Brasfield, lnnacy
Jurors, 81 each. & 90
w. g. Harden, Jail repairs. -. 90
Water and Light Plant. ..... % IS
Southern Telephone Co -.... 7 60
Cumberland Telephone Co... 25A
E. j. Alexander, auto hire. -. 90
First National Bank, interest on
bridge warrants. 331 rs
Noel Monagan, circuit court cer-
t1nc8te. 1OO w
O. Nj. West. circuit court certig
AC0tO. 40 ~
w. Il. Ware, circuit court certi-
hcate. % 70
ID. G. Taylor. circuit court court
certificate. 50 90
j. ID. Cooper, circuit court cer-~
tificate. :. 21 90
Supervisor Gregory, extra SER
vices q OOl
Supervisor Mize, extra services Is 90
Supervisor Howell. extra SER
vices. 8 col
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1916-04-21

t0U[m~v I0e - 0o10 10
fE +. Fears. causewaying..... 10
J.. r. Keenum. bridge work.
j. j. Smith. causewaying...... 81
T. B. Glenn. ct. al, bridge work q
| W. j. Hamilton, causewsying. S
l.. b. Ousborn, cabsewaying. -. Al
Charles Rowan, sewer pipe = II
I. O. Falkner & Son, lumber. q
@. M. McCluney. bridge lumber IA
Woodie Pickle, bridge lumber. 4
r. w. Tubb. causewaying. ..... D
Willie Pickle, bridge lumber.
H. @. West. bridge lumber. 49,. 3
G. J. Guin. bridge work.
J. H. Cantrel. bridge lumber.
Ray Rye. bridge lumber. .......
q. A. Smithson, b1idge work.
Williams & Morgan. hauling. :. 46
g. NJ. McCluney. bridge work 1877
Ellis Conwill. bridge lumber. 10
w. b. Crouch. bridge work..
Will Wright. bridge work. S
I. M. Allison, bridge work. 80. 36
w. J. Coker, hauling lumber. :. 10
w. J. C0ker, bridge work. ...... 80
Addison Brannin, three claims. l41,
Mumn Bros, bridge lumber. 2
DR.. F. J. Underwood. salary :. SO
@. l.. Brasneld, treasurer. as
Walter James, janitor. .......... II
J. L. Shell & Co., drug supplies 16
J. r. Booth. bridge work. 49,. IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
WsuiOr6Out in syIammen.

gIus ibrem III 6lammen iteben0eu
Nlotorboot mliroen geiteru Qlbeu0
5ronf Nliaer bon 9}r. 9tt, 6elI.5tr.,
un0 sSanes SoOeusfi bon 9tr. t725,
Soncaiter StroBe, inn lebten 9lugen-
Bid pom oeu 4oliiiteu Wtorgeret6
m0 George @laD bonn oitlibeu 81.
itrift bonn 6loumentooe gerettet.
DaS Wlotorboot n5oD.~ 0as ser
r@lanu S6ipbuiloing So. ~in Spring
@aroenS ge66rt unO ur 3eit non ser
6irma 9ie q 5hiott, glr. 1O7 gtoro.
@og StraBe, betubt miro, muroe
Uon ben obeu erlpd6nteu beioeu Nidn-
nern iiber Die 9ai gebraht. als lih III
Dem 9oote. Direlt im sSa6rpaliier
5lpiidben Canton m0 2ocuii-@piut,
cine GrpIoiiou ereignete. poOurh
oos Boot in 8ran0 geebt muroe.
Yiiller uuO So0ensti oeriuhten sic
5lammen 81 eriiiden mas i6uen
aber nidt aelolg Commodore Bart
lett. Ser g9dbter Der @iers, auf Dem
0aS Glu69aus oes Baltimore Daht
Glu6" ite6t, bemerfte sic iii @efa6r
SAuebcnoen mo lieB bic alif oem
'Eier angebrohte 0lotbiprene ertonen.
1ie Yoliiiteu W}orgeret6 uno @lap,
Die auf Dem Nier am SUI Der Sea-
fin.Strabe itanoen borten oas 9lot6.
iignol uuo bemerften ooS brnnenOe
9oot. sic fomen oen 9eordngteu in
einem Wlotorboot 3u Siilfe. Wdller
mollte gera0e ii6er 8oro ipriueen.
aIs bic @oIi5iiten in i6rem 6a6r3eiig
erihieuen. 1ic y5oD,~ sic eiuen
@ert6 non imgefabr $A00 Bat, uuroe
nidlt beoeutcuo beihGoiat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
9labiater StaIiemer.

sou Oeriuht bo6en cine 6rau in
oeren Souie on3uereiicn- @ur.
sc mittelit &epolper ans Dem
Sous setrieben. BOT 9auonen
sim &erfaui an Inn IN oos
Sous gelangen 81 f0nnen
9lugeiduloigt ouf 5rou gIiie @pers
bon Ger. S2S, Siio.Gborles-StraB
eincn frimineaen gIngriif llnternou-
men 5u boben iplroe geitern 9lbeno
ser 4tid6rige Stoliener Goplinit
Sar, pon gtr. 2t4, Gamoen Cane,
iDo6n6ait, unO IN oie liioIide @oli5ei.
Station eingcliefert @r miro ooielbit
bcute 9ornittog 9iihter Sepinion
Dorgeiiibrt meroeu SoQtc iib Die
S6ulo oes glrreitarten erpeiien
0iiritc 0os bon i6m lulterHommene
@er6reAen einen Der ilnoeriddmte-
itcu itno ucrpegeniten 9lngriife auf
cine 6rol Ooriteucn weldes iib felt
louger Belt i'm iiiolidcn Stoott6eile
ereigncte,
Srau @Ders giebt al, ooB Scr Sta.
liencr tur5 por IL llbr geitern Wtits
tag All ibren Souie poriprab uno
iic 3unadIt froete. Oh iie 9ononen
su fquien bea6ndtigt @leih oarouf
ober Orang er III oos Sous ein imo
itiir5te iih ollf Oie 8uGoOe eri4rodene
5rou. IS geIana oicier ieood iicb
los5rreiBen einenr uuter Dem &opi-
fiiien cines 9etteS befinolihen Ncbol-
Der 5u erareiien uno NIT Oieiem oen
nieoertrd1tigeu @uri6en IN oie
6lubt mo aus Sem Souic 5n iugen.
NaAoem Die @oli5ei bon Dem Dor
foQe in aenuhiis geiett wor0en ipor,
bCtroutc Gopt. 2ontrD pom iii0Iihen
Giitrift Ocn Scrgeontcn Sill iopie
bic %oli5iiten Gebcl uno gielioau
nit cincr llnteriuAung 0es Safes
mo Der 5ciino6me oeS G6dters
@cuigc Nlinntcn nah 6 ll6r 9l6enoS
wiroe Gar bon 0cu goli5iiten iln-
meit icipcr @obmng an Ger Camden
Cane Der6oftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
0irdllidle gladlridltcu.

SSn Der 3ionS-StirAe al Der Ser.
ington- uno @aB-StroBe finOet am
Sonntag ser pierte @aliions- -@ottes-
Oienit I'M 10 llbr 40 @ormittags
itatt, mo 8aitor Or. Sulius Sof-
mann miro iiber oas Ebema Ser
leioenoe anedt" preoigeu. lin 5 llbr
glodnittass finoet Der Geiper.@ot-
tes0ienit in en9Iiider Sprahe itatt
uno lit 0as 1bena Ser Slider
mann" Gie offeutliAe 9ibelihmoe
miro om 1onneritag 9Ibeuo Inn s
llbr 10 a6geboIteu.
4aitor u. &. Sterger lpirO am
Sonntag @ormittag in Der 0reieinie.
fcits.airde, Grinitp. uno Sigb. Ctr,
iiber onS T6ema oSeius Der 6reuoen-
ipenoer~ uno am gLbeno iiber Die
fali1en @ropbeten~ pre0igen. Ger
6rauen.9erein b1lt am g9o6nlittag
cine @eriammllng ab. 9lm @littiDo6
ql6eno finoet bic 4aiiionsihlnoe itatt.
Ger neue Yaitor ser eoangeIii9.
lutberiidcu ct. Wlarfus.3ircbe am
9roaopap ino 6airmornt-glDe
miro bel Dem Morgengottesoieuit, Der
inn 10 llbr 80 obgebalten miro, in
icin g(mt eingefiibrt perOcn. IS lit
oieS gaItor 81. @rdlter melHcr 0ie
oeliticbe @reoigt boIten lpir0, lpG6.
reno Boitor 6. 3. 9ub oie enaliide
&reoigt bdlt gein gl6eno-@ottes-
oienIt miro &oitor 8rduer oie Gin.
iiibrlmes- @reoiat in cneliiher 5pra-
DIE balteu. Sin ueritdrtter Gbor
miro bel beioen @ottesoieniten nit
ipirteu.
Baitor 9rducr fonlnlt aus Steu.
6enoille, G6io, ipoielbit er o6t Sabre
ser SceIior9er ser ct. So1annes.Sir.
DIE mar. Der Sceliorger, lpelhcr
aus Oeuti6lonO gebiirtig 1T 5d6lt
42 Sabre mo fam ais l5.id6riger
Gnabe no6 glmerifa. 9lad einen
iiebcnid0rigen 5tuorru ouf Der llui-
ueriitdt in Columbus wlroe CT i'm
Sabre 1896 5um @oitor oroinirt uuo
iibcrna6m Die critic Efarre ii Sub
boro, Obio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
Nn Nleritu erldlOiien

5ral So6n 8. Se6ner bon glr.
t414, Git2aiopette. glpeme, oeren
@ruoer. Scrgaaut Gbeooore SHier.
mDer, ouf unbefamte gseiie in Wleri.
TO eridoNen puroe, bat BON oeiien
@ittpe, Die in &anias GitD, Dloa
lebt, nidts meiter sebort, ais oaB iib
Der Seidnam oes Grihoiienen auf
Dem g9eg nab aanias-Gitu beiinOet.
Sergeant S6iernner wiirOe ai8eb.
lid ourd 3uiaa eridoiien. Gr oiente
I'M 6. -glrtiaerie.9ieeinent, Dat
teric oD~. Dor 8eainn Der Sogo
auf @iaa mar cr in 9logaIeS, glri5v
an Der mcrifanii6en @ren5e Itatiot
nirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
sdIedtca 0eIdait Nm Wlitteraadt

0nB er am Connerltag 9lben0 eili
menig 8u ticf ms @las geihalt bate.
aab Charles gloanS, ser geiiBer eis
hes 5iih-5tan0es III Dem RiHnouo-
N}arft, 5u, ais er iih geitern pegen
3um minoelten etipas eigentbiimlihen
Ier6oltcns Dor 9liGter W1c6ah iii
Der nor0meitli9elt @oli5eiitotion 5u
perantporten bate. gr ertldrte ocs
@eiteren, ooB feline Geoanfen iib ie.
oesmal, wemi er iidb IN einem oerar.
tigen 3uitauoe beiinoet, ieinem Slid.
@eihdfte 81 luenoen.
@oli5iIt D2iler iab 9lonms ant
Gonneritag slben0 flir5 Dor ii llbr
binter oen @erfaufsiton0e iteben lno
b0rtc i9n Die cr init lauter 5timme
na6 aunoen riei. gor iiH Bate en-
tbtidhfcb cine groBe 2ln5abl Slide
aiiSgebreitet im0 nud oas Gaiien.Re.
aiiter itano 5ur @nteegena6me etipai.
ger @innahmen bereit. 9lber aiBer
Dem 4oli5iiten paiiirte 9aienano 5u
oieier nittern6dtli9en Shn0e me6r
Sen @iarft. Noli5iit Miaer eeaen.
iiber erflarte 9loans, oaB es Wlarft.
tag lei uno CT iih mlmoere, marlm
ieinc Gonfurrenten niAt ericbieneu
ieieu uu0 ibre 9t0n0e ge6ffnet bat-
ten.
glaH0ehi 9loams perlprohen Bate,
oen 9nfo1ol bon nun ob 8lfrieoen 5Il
laiien lpuroe ct iuieoer alIf ireien
SUB geiebt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

9lmettiouS- -9ia int 5cuat ali 0as so.
mite iir Sitit5peien 8uriidUer
wieien 3pei bisberiae @ciiir.
worter ser 9lnnettion obaefaacu.
Die Saa.9ia ioa oaiiir I'M
0ouie ourdeeOridt meroeu.
aInnapoliS Sen 3i. Dlar5.
Tie glnuettious @orlage ibcnt
toot aemad6t 81 iein. Sic muroe beute
9I6eHo Dem Suiti5.Gomiie init elmer
StiHmcn3abl bon i3 aegcu IA 3u.
riidpcrpieien. Dies geida6 anf al.
uen gIntrag oes Seaators TuDaIl Don
9InHe 9lrunOel.GourtD. lmo ieiu CT.
iolg wuroc ooourh ermogHdt. ouB
Die SenatoreH 2egg bon Gueeu
9Inne's @ountD im0 5enator Bennett
bon @icomico Gountv, sic bisher
fir 9Inneftion geiiimuit 6atten Sc.
iertirtcn.
Selblt wcuu oie Bill ali Sen 6lir
oes Seuots 3uriidacbroht mare. 10
iheint Is lnmoalih, Sab iie bcntc
sIbeno obnc glidbebung ser Regelu
an 0as lllterbaus 5uriidgc6radt
ueroen tonite,
IS lit ieBt Elm @ldn ouSgcorbeiiet
poroen, oie Saa.9ia i'm @altc 1urd.
5itoriiden. Gies lit ieood uiht nah
@linid Der 6reiuoe ser 9lnueftion.
Sie bcfiirworten oieie 9il oesbaIb
niht, neil iie 0oridreibt, oaB sic @e.
polterrna bon Sigblanotomu ino
Gauton Neitport inO Wlount 98i.
mans, Curtis 9ap uno groofIpn ais
ieperatc Gn6eiteu entiheioen loQen
oh tie iiA oct Staot Baltimore all.
ldIicben lpolcn sic tpiiroen mabr
ldeinlih oogegen itiHmen in0 Bic
aeplante sIunettion an Baltimore fiIr
Sobrc binauS uerloreH iein.
@ouperueir Sarrinqton beiirciiet.
oaB er bic ghmettionS Bill Ser 5taot
abget5an bat Neute 9lahuIittag II.
oob iano cine Goniercn5 IN ieinen
Bureau iiatt an luchcr ii1 Staats
S1aemeilter Dcnnis, @iuiam 4ur.
nell Saa nmo Gaoio sDlcSutoib. iiln..
alles Srrmoe oer Saat@iQ. bet6ei-
liaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
3m @ru6c getraecm.


SSm 9eiieil elmer iiberaus groBen
9rouergemeinoc fano geitern JtoH
nittaq Die @eeroigune Der am per-
aongcnen Gieuitog aliS Dem 2eber
gcihicoeuen 6rou Sopbie @reeffen
itott. ASrahtDollc Strange ino iol+
itige 9limenipenoen lparen III an.
beroroentliM GROCER gln5obl bon
6crn uno glab cingegangen. Cine
ergreiieuoc Trouerfeier in Der g8o6
nung 6eS St6miegeriobues Der 9as
binqcihieoenem Srn. @eorg SETTER
g}r. 130, Siio.SmalwooO.S .StroBe,
ging Der 9eiieBnnq nelde oui 0eut
o2ouoon.@orf 6rieobofc4 erfolete,
porals. Ereuc 6reunoe crlpieiell
Der 9lb6crlifeneu icbmer5erfiilIten
@er5ens oie lebte G6re llno trueen
i6re @obre. tSroll Sophie G5reefiel
mar oie @ottin oes ibr bereits i'm
Eooe porousgegangenen Srn. Seurp
@reciien. sic iuar 6S Sabre ait,
ais iie aus ser areiie ser Scbcuocl
Tins Scnieits abbcruien plIroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
0Mr1e etnNtnrninEeiten.

gfah elmer fiir5en Nranf6eit idie0
inn nGonuent Of W}ercD@ an ser
RoppIctou. 2traBe 5hpeitcr aParn
6rancis oe Sales ans sem 2ebri
5ie mar cine gc6orene &rcuoergnii
g}a2ocm iie iut Sabre 1897 ibr
Observation-Disclosures abeeleot batte.
lebrtc iie BIS 3li i6reu CODE au fpl,
aenoen S9uIen ct. @iuccutS Mai.
icibaus, @ou5aaa.5huc in g8aIbs
ington 5t. Neter tito 5t @rcgorps
SduIc Baltimore, SerJ Senl-Sanle.
w.t. Aalbington luo 5illcBi all oer
biciigen ct Beter. 5duIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

98d6rcno iid iSrou 9landc 9or.
ton bon glr. 2l05, Sefferion-S StraBe,
i'm @eridtsge6duoe aIihielt no tie
i'm Griminalgeridt ais 3eugin IN ei.
mem Sale bdtte cribeinet ioaen.
no6m iie ous @erieben anitatt elmer
Slopfpc6pille cine GucdIil6ertablette.
Sic besab iid, BON Sbmer5eu ge.
plaat uat ibrer @obmmg BON po
iic ipdtcr Uol ser Foli3eiiron g2aru
2. Sarpep nod Dem SobuS SopfinS.
&oipitnl gebrabt lmroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

Yin DER Sanpale-1mo Galpert-Str
wuroc 9citcrn Der i5 Sabre oltc 2oip-
renee @alfcr bon 9lr. 1853, @enrD.
StraBc BON eiuenI bon SRI Nlartba
E6omas gciieierten gIiItomobil nie.
oergeronnt. Gie Game brobte oen
&naben nah i6rer @obntng 9lr.
1928, ct. &aul,StraBe, poiel6it Gin
bin5uae5ogener 9(r5t ieititeatc, OaB
2apreucc mir 9l6iHiiringcll nnl
Nutcrfopf mo an ser rccbten S6ul.
ter oaUongctragcH bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
Sui O05 gJlanu. OcIct urrlctt 6a6eu

Inter $4,000 @iiraitbait pnroc az.
Itern glahnittag Ser 81 Sabre aIie
@cQrac gS. Roppolo bon 9lr. 50S,
5iio.0allass5 s5traBe, mescu ause6-
liAer @erIeBlng oes ueiBeu Sflapen.
@cleBes bon 9iidltcr Smith III Scr 6it
liAen $oli5eiitatiou fir oie @lnocS-
@c60roen ieitge6alten. 0ie l8 Sabre
oIte gli5a6et5 @ooobolic, oe 9laps
polo angcbIid bon @irgiuio nod bier
fomnen IieB, muroe inter elmer tcds
niihen 9eiAul0ialm9 init $50 mo
Soften beltrait. Ger @riebe 95eter
Sucas. Scr cbeaiaQs in Dem gcnoun.
ten @olie perbaitet poroeu mar.
wuroc ats Staats5cuae ieitge1ulten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
giln euuOaO uerpriiaclt.


Scrmaun 9otts brotte oieS Dor icds
2o6ren in sprinoiielO, O.. fer
tig. 5oQ 8 a2ouotc in elmer
Srrenanitalt 5ugebra6t baben.
@troe bier ocrbQitct oa er 9iap
beorobte. @oatc gegeu Sun.
oap preoigeu.
0ie 8altimorer @oIi3ei bat oie
9iirger Inn Elm 5eniati6ndeu 9e.
bradt pelhes auf lange binaus oas
Saaes9eiprdd sepeieu mare. Sc
itern bate lid bier elm Serr einge.
iuaOen, mclbcr iicb nit Der eolen glR
iibt tuI9 mieren Sreln0 un0 5ee.
lenrctter ygiaD" 5lmoap, alias
o9ieOereno SunouD4, nit Scr @eitide
81 uerpriigeln iuie er cS i1on eirmal
in Springfield. Ohio, por 6 Sabren
get6on Bate. Gieier Serr lit ser 81
Sabre alte Sermann @otts, Wliiiio.
mar ieines 3eiAens, un0 lpur frii6er
Elm groBer 9lnbGngcr oes QlQermeltS.
@pangeliitcn. Sn Sen lebteu SSa6ren
6ot ii@ oieie 9lnbdngIibfeit ober in
SaB peruanoelt, oo Der quite N}iilio-
ndr sen Slang" uno oie profaue
9fcoapeiie oeS uReperen0 SUNDAY"
nidbt ousite5cn fonu
aur5 nab ieiner 9lnfiInit in 9alti.
more mohte Serr &otts fein 0ebl
ooraus, ooB, uenn es i6m m6glid
iein iolte, CT u9iau4 bier pieOer Der.
priigeln miro, mie er es in Spring
iielo get6an babe. Sim0aD 6efom
pon Scr glIten 9(6iidt ieiues 6rcm-
oeS obcr @inO unO lief iHnlrirads
5lr @oli5ci, pelder CT BON ser 9ln.
fimit ino 9lbiidt ocS @liiiiondrs
Nlitt6cilimg nabtc.
@citcrn gladmittag crihien Gin
@crr I'M @oli5ci.Sauptqiarticr, pel.
der Inn bic @rlaubniB Bat, duf ser
StraBc preoigeu 5u f5nncu. 9tab
9lamcn Stano mo 9lbiiAt beira9t,
t6cilte Der Srenoc ieincn 9lomen ais
@ermoun %otts init inO erfldrtc Der
itets neiIeieri9cn Eoli5ei oaB CT 0c.
cen n9iau" Slmoap 9leOen balten
ma. Sect rnBten oic 9eaniten, pen
iic Dor iib 6attcn, lmO mltrOc ocr Pm
f0mmIing ourd oic OetettipS SoDn
arab rno Sobn GarcD inter scr 9ln.
i1uIoiglng oem @errn SluoaD f6r.
perliden 5haocn 5uiiigen 3lt Rotten
einIhpeilcn in Saft gcuommen. 3u
ocm oif beiitc auberaunltcn &erb0r
miro Scrr SlnOoD onolenS Uolcus"
uor Dem &oli5ciridter ais 3euJe ers
iAeiuen miiiien, lm iiber ieine oa-
mails empiangenen @rii9el 9lusflmit
81 geben.
Eotts wiroe ieiner Belt megen ocs
9lngriifes unter Dem gtomen Simon
ocrllrt6eilt imo ioa 0rci Wionate in
elmer Srrenanitalt 3uge6ra1t babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

llnerpartet itarb gcitern iii ieinem
so. 9ebensiabr 9(noreip Sobensti.
Die Dor Sdmer5 gebcuate G5attinL
'9lnna ge6. 6leiider, itebt nit ibrcn
&inOern uno Gnteln al DER 9abrc
oes @eritor6euen welher BON Der
@o6nmg ieiuer Eodter, 6rau aotie
9eBler, gir. i40, 2nnomebr Sane,
ans beitottet miro. Sic 3eit oer 9e-
erOiguns miro ip1ter befannt gege
ben.