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Evening star., 1916-06-29
LAST ZAPATA FASTNESS
TAKEN BY CARRANZlSTAS

MEXICO CITY, June 29.-The last
stronghold of Emilio Zapata. the bandit
chief. who for several years has overrun
the state of Morelos. has been captured
a report received by the secretary of war
from Gen. Pablo Gonzales. The position
was known as Eel Jilguero" and con-
sisted of deep canyon completely sur
rounded by high and rugged mountains.
1t was considered impregnable by Zapata.
The capture of this stronghold has
caused great jubilation among the Car
ranzistas. who believe that it means an
end at last to the depredations of the
bandit chief.
Evening star., 1916-06-29
though. you'd forgotten me.

thought
I'D never forgive you for marrying
Bert Hacker? Dear. we get wise as
we grow older. I've been thinking of
You for days. I was going to write and
then ! decided to come. What's going
on here? Washing and peaches
I've given out" Mamie said. You
see-1 can't do it She began to sob.
Huh" said Olive. She stood with
her hand on Mamie's shoulder making
swift scrutiny. 1T is the heat. And
you are tired. Most of all. your nerves
are worn out. What you need is a
change and you're going to have it.
Now listen, my dear. and remember
that never allow any one to say no to
me. You're going home with me. We
Evening star., 1916-06-29
Outing for Sunday Schools.

Members Of four Sunday schools
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian and
Temple, Bethany and Kendall Baptist
are to hold their annual outing at Mar
shall Hall Saturday, when there will
be athletic games and other amuse-
ments.
Evening star., 1916-06-29
Passes $27, $50, 900 Appropriation.

An urgent deficiency bill appropriat
ing s27.53s.0oo for emergency expenses
connected with the movement of the
National Guard to the Mexican border
was passed by the Senate today with
out debate. It already had passed the
HonGA
Evening star., 1916-06-29

Among the contests creating the most
enjoyment were the wheelbarrow race,
the three-legged race and the peanut
race.
Evening star., 1916-06-29

your dress changed. In the meantime
I'll find some one to come in here and
do the peaches and finish the washing
Trust me"
She was gone. In five minutes she
was back, victorious. Your next door
neighbor. Mrs. Bell, is going to see to
things. And she will look after your
husband while you are away. Now
where is the dress you wish to put on ?
Evening star., 1916-06-29

London's electric lights are provided by
about thirty companies. which supply
current at voltages ranging from 10 to
240.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15
CHURCH SUPPORT
IS big PROBLEM

Gods Tenth or Church Bazaars'
will be the subject OF the interesting
lecture to be delivered at the Peace
Palace" tonight. This is the last
week of the series Of Peace Palace"
meetings and all are encouraged to
attend. One of the greatest problems
in church life today is how to pay the
preacher as well as meet the running
expenses of the church. To meet the
large budgets that are to be filled
some church companies have resorted
to church fairs, festivals, grab bags,
auctions and even gambling devices,
Evangelist McCord says, and he adds
that Gods method of support is far
different, and will make a detailed
study of this heaven-sent plan of sup.
port which is not only honest but
brings blessings TO the giver and a
healthy pleasure to the receiver of the
gifts and offerings of Christians. Only
three meetings remain before the
Peace Palace" will come down, so
all are invited to come and bring
friends to hear the London evangelist.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15
STOMACH TROUBLES
DUE TO AClDlTY
so SAYS EMINENT SPECIALIST

So-called stomach troubles, such as
Indigestion, wind, stomach.ache and
inability to retain food are in prob
ably nine cases out of ten SIM
ply evidence that fermentation is
taking place in the food contents of
the stomach, causing the formation
of gas and acids. Wind distends the
stomach, and causes that full, eppres-
sive feeling sometimes known as
heartburn, while the acid irritatestand
inflames the delicate lining OF the
stomach. The trouble lies entirely in
the fermenting food. Such fermen-
tation is unnatural, and acid forma
ton is not only unnatural, but may in.
volye most seriousg consequences IL
not corrected To stop or prevent FER
mentation of the food contents of the
stomach and to neutraiize the acid,
and render it bland and harmless, q
teaspoonful of bisurated magnesia,
probably the best and most effective
corrector Of acid stomach known
should be taken in quarter of q
glass of hot or cold water Immediate
ly after eating, or whenever wind or
acidity is felt. This stops the fer.
mentation, and neutralizes the acidity
in few moments. Fermentation,
wind and acidity are dangerous and
unnecessary. Stop or prevent them
by the use of proper antacid, such
as bisurated magnesia, which can be
obtained from any druggist and thus
enable the stomach to do its work
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15
BIG CRACK down
MAUNA LOA SIDE
Still STEAMING

Though AlLIava/flows upon Mama
Loa nayf stopped flowing for the
present II leasE steam Is still shooting
out aloHg Crack that extends from
the suthmiT OF tie mountain in
south esyerly direction to the recent
outbrkY. according to Sam Kanaka.
nut, assistant territorial surveyor, who
has just returned from government
work on the Big Island - T." =
Kanakanui says that he would not
be surprised to hear Of an outbreak
again within the near future. Condi-
tons IN the mountain are much as
they were when lie visited there prior
to the flow of 1907. 49,. ...~@ 81.
Smoke was rising in large quaint
ties from the end OF the Honomalina
branch as We rounded the Kona side
of the island on our return to Homo.
lulu" says the surveyor.
Two men accompanied the surveyor
on the trip to the big cone near Puu
O Keokeo, the hill which divided the
recent flow into two PARTS which sep
arated ct right angles. Horses were
used 20 cover most of the distance
up the noun tain
hanakanul says the flace void or
visitors now, but evidence of large
crowd there during the flow is shown
by the trail oye:' the "a lava, often
plainly visible. ..... -. . =. p. p
The outbreak will be located on the
territorial map al an elevation of 1850
feet above sea level The cone itself
is aboat ~ feet high in the main
crater, the surveyor says. He had a
distinct advantage in measurement
taking by the close proximity of three
"trig" stations which aided him in
getting the work completed accurately
and in good time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15
FLAGS BIRTHDAY
IS OBSERVED in
ELKS SERVICES

Clear and true the note of patriot
ism rang out at the annual Flag Day
services OF the Elks last evening. II
was sounded in music and in oratory
and il became yisualized in the build
ing Of the floral liberty bell. II stir
red the heart Of each one in the large
audience that filled the lodge room.
1t dominated speakers and audience
alike. From the opening notes of the
overture, The Star Spangled Banner
to the closing notes of America" the
spirit of the day was evidenced.
Never in the history of the local
lodge of Elks has there been held
more interesting ceremonies nor have
they been better arranged than those
of last night The musical features
were especially fine and each of the
lodge officers put deep feeling and
reverence into. his part in the ritual.
The reading of the history of the flag
by Frank E. Thompson and the Elks'
tribute to the flag, delivered by Har-
ry E. Murray, reused the audience TO
enthusiasm and the Grafton of Judge
Horace w. Vaughan was punctuated
by frequent applause. His topic was
the Flag OF Liberty" and following
as it did the ElEs' tribute, was by
no means easy to handle. But Judge
Vaughan brought out thoughts that
were new. especially when he told
what the American flag meant to Ha.
wall, that to these islands it was
guaranty of peace and prosperity, OF
safety and of freedom
Following the ceremonies the aud.
fence L,djourned to the clubrooms,
where delicious cold refreshments
were served.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15
THOMPSON FILLS PLACE
OF WATKINS ON BOARD

William Thompson was elected to
the board of directors of the Chamber
of Commerce in place of Norman Wat.
kins, resigned, yesterday afternoon.
The resignation of Mamie Phillips,
who is about to leave the territory,
was accepted.
w. P. Thomas was elected mem.
Der of the chamber.
Secretary Ra. moni c. Brown read
a letter from Washington stating that
Secretary of War Baker had made a
favorable report to Congress on the
proposal to construct a military road
around Oahu. ..>... ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15
w. w. THAYER DISPUTES
PUUNUI STATEMENT

The only pathway in 1906 to what
is now the Country Club property was
series of winding cattle. trails and
it was necessary to climb a fence to
get to them.
That is what w. w. Thayer says In
answer to the declaration of the Pun.
nui Improvement Club that the Circle
drive roadway proposed by the plan
ming commission as an outlet for the
district is an old thoroughfare closed
by the Country Club. He Celebrates
on his statement and brings much de-
tail for proof in long letter adj
dressed to the club. "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15

ss2s coty's Face Powder Tort.
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;225 coty's Soap. JacouemInot
Rose. Per cake. special. SIPS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15

35c Violet Dulce Taleum Pow.
der 25c, and
Face Chamois, 10c.
Both, special =. 25c
Csc Male Tooth Powder textra
large CAM ............. zoe
25c Male Peroxide Cream .2oc
SOC Male Peroxide Cream. .s5e
soc Male Liquid Complexion
Powder ................ .36c
ADplTIoNs.
25c box Harmony Cream Toilet
Soap. Free with box OF soap,
one Wash Cloth. Special. Csc
soc French Tooth Brushes, No.
964; guaranteed bristles.
Special $4,000. ......... 4oc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15
W0RKMEN TO BE GIVEN
A DINNER BY KINGS
DAUGHTERS TONIGHT

This evening at o'clock chicken
dinner will be given by the Kings
Daughters for the workmen and con-
tractors who have built their new
home in Kaimuki. This will be given
at the new home and covers will be
laid for 80 people.
The house is now practically COM
pleted and this is the first entertain
mert given by the Kings Daughters
in celebration of its completion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15

Murray, manager OF the sewer depart
ment, announced this morning. The
city has more than $4,000 due II from
the 500.
Since June /, when q campaign to
get all delinquent taxes paid up was
started, more than $1,000 has been
paid into the city treasury.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15

vocational training has been received
BY Raymond C, Brown. secretary OF
the Chamber Of Commerce The first.
opposed BY the local body, was car.
ried by vote Of $50 to 236. The sec.
ond. supported By the local body. car.
ried by q vote OF s31. to 100.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15

properly without being hindered by
poisonous gas and dangerous acids
M. F. p. For sale by Benson, Smith
4 Co., Chambers Drug Co., and Hol-
lister Drug Co.--Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15
HEARD NEAR THE STATUE.

Malihini Lady-"Iou people honor
Kamehameha greatly. 1t has been
long time, though, since he has killed
anybody"
Hawaiian Lady-"Yes, long time. He
is watching his white brothers in Eu.
rope killing each other
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15

News of the outcome OF the refer
endum Of the National Chamber OF
Commerce on the Stevens price bill
and the bill providing federal aid for
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15
CIVIL SUITS ARE FACED
By 500 DELINQUENTS

Suit against nearly 500 delinquents
who owe from 81 to $50 sewer tax will
be started within a few days, Harry
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-15
Specials on Cob's Imported Extracts, Soaps,
Toilet Waters and Face POWDERS

1925 coty's Face Powder LEI
fleurt. Special ....... $3.50
$3.25 Coty's Face Powder JAG
queminot Rose. Special t2.7s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
O9fen3unqe

Die friIAe O9isn5unee miro gut
nit SaI3 uno qfeffer eingeriebsn uno
bleibt cine bdlbe big brei Ql9tel StuHs
ben Iiegen. Sierauf miro Iie oipsiunos
eiubalb Stunben eeIotten, oann absss
bdutet uuo i'm Ofen nit Butter cine
96tel StuuOe auf beioen Seiten I66n
eelb eebrdten. sic pirb in Ib0ns
S9eiben eslbnittsn, ouf Die pIatte
geridtet, nit ser Sauce iibersoReR
unO NIT sinem GsisItur3 3u Sid ges
esbeH.
Sauce: Butter unb ole nDtige Menee
Wlebl ipirO 5u elmer brounen @9ipiBe
eetodt unb nit einem 2lort gutter
@upps unb elmer baIben SaFe Rot,
pein eefiillt. Damn brat man brei
Stid 5omateu. cine Sanopoa Wurs
5elpert unO serGuderten Sped geIb,
eibt nod 9orree. @eIlerie, gelbe gtiis
BEN, etlpas 3pisbsl, pfeffert0rner. brsi
Gtiid ylelfen, Elm 2orbeerblatt unb ets
ipas Sbpmian oo5u (penu 9no@eH
borrGtig, tanu man Ie onbrnten) iiuO
IGbt oles 5uiommsn Elm bis einunos
eiubolb StuRoen to9eH. ober niht
gar 5u bid psrOen. Gum S6luHe
poIfert man bic Sauce burG Elm feis
nss Sieb, gibt nod Elm grobes @los
Mabeira, no6 @ef9mad AUDI einen
Sprib GIfs oorun. unO IdBt nod tur5
nuFto6en.
HeisfiIr3: Gin babies pfunO 9teis
iuirb nit Butter uno Suppe ipei9ges
oiinitet uno geiaI3en. Die &eist0rner
IoIIen dber gang bleiben. Damn tau9t
man cine biibIae syorm in taltes Dal-
fer. oriidt oen 9Reis feft 6iuein uuo
ftiir5f ibn fOFori auf cine Platte, Itedt
in bic Mlitte Oes RsiIcs Elm @trduB,
9sn petsrflie ooer ma9t siHen Stern
aus &apern oarauf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Gapitau oirT6iussr eetSOtet.

Sine groT, gln8a9l 8altimorcr
6rCmoe 6eflaaen oen ZOO Oes Capt.
oeS gunocs- -Ilorinc.Gorps, Serbert
Sdp Siri6inser, ser beim 9onoen ei'
ner gl6tbeilime Morinc-SolNatcn in
9Suerto Flnta, Santo Domingo, ouI
81. Nlai BON cinem Ginoe6orcnen er.
iboieu rllrDe
@S ianO fein Gampf Itatt, ionoern
Elite ireeno em auiidiiieer Ginge6o.
reuer bindings cine auael obee'
ienert, Oie Sen GapitGn in Sen aopi
Orauq. Der Gridoiieue beirot5etc
am If. 9lpril 1903 III Baltimore
IrI @tbel Miaifin. Die gSittpe
lpobut iett nit i6rer Godter in glelp.
yorf. Gopt. Siribinaer frat inn
Sabre 1900 in oas Marine.Gorps
Elm lmo bet6eiliete iid an Dem 9orer.
9Iuiltano in CHINA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

Sine baIbe SaFs gfeis, cine baIbe
SaHe 3uder, cine priIe SuI5, eins
unbeiubaIb Pint Mlild, Elm 9eel0ffel
BON isbr fein eebadte 3itrOnsnI@dIe.
3en faubsr psrlefsuen gteis. FAINT Der
anoersn genannten 3ututen sibt man
in cine groBe puboinsfOrm, Obne ben
Reis borbsr gu tO9en. uno badt 5pei
@tunOen in mdBig beiBsm Ofen, pos
Bel Der @eis bduFig seriibrt miro, Bis
5ur Iebten baIben Stunbs. bic n0tig
1T, Inn ben clubbing Oben Iei6t gu
brdunen. Der puOoiug pirO talt ges
eefeu, man reidt oaau einfa9sn
Nabm oIs Sauce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Oeiraths.2ieenacn.

SMiltou g. SalIe, 26, mo 9ladeI
g. giatban "a.
8irfbarO S. 0lues, 81, uno 9aellit
u. gboie, 27, 9lrlingtou, Wlo.
@alter q. Grouie, %, @oibington,
@ g., mo 9lirD 6. 9eliielo, SertD,
90.
@rooer gopiep, o. mo Ollt6 Nell-
lon 10.
9l6robam 8oitlod, 81, mo Ger.
trnoc 9aB, 20,
@m. 6. Wleiefe, 20, umo 9laomo
6. SnDoer, 10. @eitport.
2olis g. @auieD, "a, lmo 9llice 9.
@iaiams, 21,
S,o6n Z. aeeneD, %, lmO 9(nnic
5ermon, IS.
Sorr6 8. QideD, %, GotousOile,
@So, uuO Opi6o 9. S6r1od, IS.
Games Sarueu G6anoIcr, %, m0
Gliie a. are6 %.
pernOou q. 2ang6eubaua, p, imO
9(uua 9. Sodion o.
Senrp Snoner, %, unO 9lnra s.
@illanO, IS.
Samuel 9l. 9ropn AZ, geidieOct
EbiloOelp6io, 95a., lnO Souiie .. Y.
Yliller, 81 geidieoeu, @alenc, Sill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

Die bette 9lrt, 9raten 70 ouf3updr=
men, Oab er ben friIdeu @eidmad
boutOmmen beibe6dli, 1T fOlsenoe:
Man beoedt oen 9ruten nit einem.
tpeiBsu 4opier. peI9es nit Butter be-
ftricbsu 1T, sibt Elm Stiid friIds Butt
ter oaruuter unb IdBt ibu, obne DuB
CT ins graten fommt, cine @iertel=
itunbs in Der beibsH g0bre itebsu, Die
Suiice muB in teiOuOerem @efaB aufs
aelpdrmt psrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
Marnberasr @Ntteraena.

Sin pfuno CUTE Butter, Spei qFuuO
MeH, Elm pfunb 3uder, bier gier
uHo cine 3itrone, Elm babies MeiH-
elos 2(rat coer &ognat. Butter unO
3uder I6aumig riibreu. bann bic Gier
btu5u unO SuIeBt bos Dlebl; bic 3is
trone bineinreibeu uuO elm babies
MeinsIas bon 9(rot; alIes gut bertnez
ten unO iibsr 9laht itebeu IaRen, Den
Hd9fen Sag auf Dem RuoeIbrett auss
roaeu. ni9t Su Oiinu, uuO ausitedeu
nit DerTdisoeusu 5ormeu uno baden.
Ssrna9 nit 3uder uno 3immt be-
itreuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

3ipei SaFen seipliFene Grbfeu, eiH
@iertelpfuno eep5teltes Sdpeines
fIeiI6, 5psi 9eeloffel GsIer9iamen
uuO orei 9uart taItes WaRer tperOeu
in Den 8sFel esian uno uuf Dem Serb
5punoig Mlinuteu Iansiam eetoat.
Damn iteIlt man ben ReFel feItper>
f6loTen in Oie Seo9tiife, no er flint
@tunoen bIeibt ober aud Idneer.
De Suppe ipirb Damn bur9geieibt
uno auf bem Ser6 pieOsr gum 2Oden
gebra9t, bann miro elm GBI0ffsI bon
wlsbl uno einem @BI0ffel DON Butter
berriibrt. in Die Suppe sesoRen unb
fiinf Minrten setO6t. Meun man
nod ui6t aRridien min, ftellt man Die
Suppe bam tpieoer in bic sfodtifte,
Bis man iie nit ger0Itetsn 8rOtitiids
9en ferpiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
SrIcn.gadlridItcn.

Surlcnsgta9rl1tcH.
@lotorc bilocu Ocu Mittelpluft oes
Sntereiie oui Der 95ew yortcr
9orie. Moriue-9lussobeu c6en.
iaas in itorfcr gIadiraoe. Bal
tinore-8orie brodtc autes Sc
iadit in Cube. - Sel-9lftieu be.
6oupteu nod oos 5elO.
Ser oeiiriee glftien-Nlarft croiis
nete iebr itarf, unO 6ei9te cine Een-
Oen3 fir @lotore, Oeren g(usgaben
iebr ihneQ in Die S06e singen, g9il.
lis GperIanO gepam 13 @untte imo
berfauftc nit 1893. Chambers croft.
ucte &unfte bo6er nit 125, uuo
iprang IN oeu udhlten @liniten auf
191.
giarine Brefereo uaren glei6iallS
iebr bege6rt uuO pur0en $500 gln-
tbeile 81 80 imo 9924 berfouit.
DlotOr-9lftien bielten iiA in Ser
notwithstanding am ipdten &or.
mittag unO 5eigteu biele oerielben Ell
nen @epim bon iiber 10 @lmfte.
@iqiS Gberlano itieg inter groBer
gladiraae auf 1926, mas einen @e-
lpiuu BON 10 Binften am geitrigen
Gage be0eutet. G6onoler fonnte iid
nibt alf Ser S0be balten. g1ad ei-
mem @epinn bon II 8unften olf
13i iielen oieie glotirimgen ollf t25
5uriid. StuOe6ofer unO @lagpell
Wlotore per5eiAneten @epinne bon
iiber einen 9uuft.
9lm ipatelI g}odmittog wareu sic
@reisbepegungen iebr iuibeitimmt,
Ooh madten eiuige Gpecialitdteu
quite @eipinne, n6breno anoere 9luS.
aaben idarf 5uriidiieIen. Marmea
Nlotor itieg in Ser Ietteu Stunoe ouf
S91a mas einen @eninu bon A
@imfteu eleidfommt. Grei 8untte
notirte 9lmerican Beet Sugar 6eiier,
iuio berfalitc nit 81, ooer einer
@reisiteigerung bon 2 Einften.
Wtarine Yreiereo fiel uo6 einem Ser
faui nit 10034. Ger Marft idloB
nnbeitimnt.
8altimore @0rie
Phi Scr bieiieen gorie mar geitern
oSiibe-Sog~. Gie erefereO lm0
Common 9lttien ser Baltimore Cube
Company erreidteu geitern einen
neuen 6o6epuntt, inoem sic g5oti-
rlugen Ger @rcferco OaS 100 Nlorf,
lno ole Ocr Commons t25 erreid).
len, aber ipoter tpieoer oilf 1924 5u-
riidiielcn Der @erfaui IN 6ieieit
9Lusgoben por iieber6oit tno ulir.
oeuiu Oen eriteu 5pei Stunoen iiber
1000 GommoHS.glftien abgeieet, Gie
Gommons eroffneteu nit 12i1s. Gs
edrO geiagt, oaB oem Steiaen oieier
gttien feline Sdranten aciebt iino
oSn DER 9ep@ruppe luar es lplcoer
Goshen oas Dos 5elo bebauptcte,
iino uoiirten Gos0eu ilno SO. Gom
mons nit 241s, md0reno Die ie6S-
pro8entieeu Bombs nit 1921 Der
fnlliteH @oglan0 Gel errcidte 5ll
lmO Sapulpa notirte nit ~. 3opi-
ion Chemical bielten lid 5415 mo
iinO oieie gIuSgoben onibeiueno Dor
peiterem Sinfen bema6rt woroen.
Ser Northumberland por glcid-
foaS Elm ie6r gutter. Ser Martt
idIOB felt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
! fiir 9ans unO ,&iirbr.
sc emiifeQarnituE m

@erT8iebene jllnee @smiiieurten
tperoen, ieoe iepordt, in Butter eeoiiu-
Ttst unO, ua9 5orben ssUrbust, reiheus
ipeiie ouf Die S@iifel selegt unO nit
serlaKener Butter besoIIen angeri8tet.
Der g3ouo Der Sd6iifeI tpirb nit auss
eeI9nitieueu unO ausseItOc6euen ges
f9dlieu. Idpar5eu gtetti1platteH be-
le1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

GrIebtes. gs mar glnfang
9uguIt 1914. @ren5pIdnteleicn.
Cine uuierer Qragoner-@atroniIlen
brad, gum 6eueraeieht abgeielien, IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

Solicitor: ,glus Sbrem gtmn ~
Ihpercr @elO bermis8ubriugen ala
aus irgenO eiiirm auoeren nit oeH
ib ie an tbln battel~
@ottiu; nDas laee ib ibm ald
immerl~
2anoitiirmer: DGas ipeniger,
ober eben baben r orii6en aIf ein5ai
geflopft. Die baben nlinOeitens ale
tDetIe friia augeiteIlt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

Sie: .Gbe Oh mid eebeiratbet
bait, ic6murft Oh immer, gu f0anteit
fiir mid itprbenl"
Or: nSla, boNentIib minit Oh
ridt, oaB i'd Dir Oas @eripreden
uu6 nod baltel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

rliiiihes @ebiet elm @enoarncn 81
non5wode, 2ouOiturm no6m tic olS
@erlt1rflng NIT. llnter @eiebl cineS
it6neioig uororin9enocn Dragoncr-
@orporals muBte audi Elm Oidliher
Sanoiturmmonn Gilometcr olf &ilo-
ncter 5uriidlegen. @nolid iogte er
feubeno, mSerr @orporoIlebcn, ioacn
ocnu mir oou5 &uBlano cro6ern2~
Gin SlmtSGebcimniB. Is.
j, @o5u bralIdbt oetul mein Monn iei-
ne neren Noien, glntsoiencr2~
o@os ouf Dem 9iot66ous paiiirt
8rai SdilltbeiB. iii eiscntlid Nuts
gebcimniB, a6er inter ms geiagt bat
Der Scrr Shnlt6eiB onS SitenioB
ii6cr Oic Soicu 6inlmtcr oeidiittet!"
9us ginrOirnnfreid.- @c.
legcutlid gcrGtb mir cine Sclten'
6eit Gin Sil6erironfen in Die
San0. Sd 0ebe ion in elmer &irt0.
iboit Ocr @irt0in sur @e5ablltna.
Sic betroGtet 0os @el0itiid mo
irngt cilig uSo6eu sic nod mc6r
oouor?~ @SSie TO? SD babe ood1
uidt me6r 5u bc5ablenl" oEoS
nidlt, ober i'd ncbnle oicic Stiide lie.
Der oils oos 9opiergel6l4 a9lber
eiu 9opierihein iii ooh ebcnio picl
mert6 pie ein @etaliiiid~ 80.
lauee ole Geutibeu bier iino, ia.
9l6er ipdter
&6dite @clei0i9ung.
nGas ucnnt S6r aerle idieBeu2 SS6r
uoat oeltide SoIooteu eiu2 Col
Ooteu @ertlaiOeie euaIdnoer ieit
i6rl"