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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15
a ''reei" soldier. AT the orpheus Thurs
day and Friday. =.


Tho program that was to have been
shown At the Star tonight will b
shown At tho opera house. on account
OF repairs being made at the Star Thh
program. consisting Of the third epf
sode OF the Mysteries Of Myra." ana
four other reels Of comedies. will %
shown In addition TO the Royal NJ
waiians' program. which will make %
evening OF real enjoyment. Tho pic'
ture program will be shown nnt
which will give all those coming ia's
an opportunity 10 hear the mus'cs'
program. Tho pictures will star I"
o'clock sharp, and only one perform
ancc will be given.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15

The thief. who afterward was caught
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15
P|CKEREl time
IN EAST AGAIN
OPENING OF THE SEASON ALSO
sRiNos OUT THE USUAL fish
sroR,Es or oveER PlscAroR.
iAL egArs

United Press Service
NINE HILL. N. J.. June lS.-Sports'
men. and especially anglers. know. Of
course. that today marks the opening
Of the pickerel season. and therefore
the open time for pickerel stories.
Here are q couple:
Mrs. John Biddle. who lives near
Mine Hill. reported to the police one
day that her cottage had been robbed
Of jewels and other articles. Curious.
ly enough. a 12.pound pickercl which
Mrs. Biddle herself caught. returned a
watch that had been stolen.
Tho thtaf v,ho sStorvr~ ~ vs. can ~ht
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15
SHASTA VIEW NOTES
Q Q Q

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Myers were cali
ing on their many friends in this local
lty last week.
Shasta View school house Il being
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15
TOO LATE rO CLASSIFY

WANTED-A woman or girl for gen.
eral housework for one lady. and to
make herself generally useful. Tel.
225M. l6.2ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15

FOR SALE--Cheap; one Bush 4 Lane
piano. ono Stafford plano. one Vic.
trolo with 100 records; good ~ new.
+. NJ. Carich. at Sugar Bowl 16-6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15

"Lst.'gr. Buck" Mayor Here.
DR.. j. A. Best, mayor OF Peno'e''u'
Ii horc To look after his ranch On 49,
River. near the diversion dam.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15
Town Topics


Herr From MsdserA
Mr.. and Arrs. J. = Graham Of Med.
ford are klamath Fails visitoES.
Homo From Corvallis.
Miss Maysel sanderson. student at
the Oregon Agricultural College b
here from Corvallis to spend the susn-
mer with her mother. xrs. Frsd San
dersoa.
In From Reservation.
Forest Supervisor J. N. Bedford OF
the Indian service. II down today from
the Agency.
Ask chlleote about the Klamath
CA0ntrv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15

Automobile insuranes Of svoey
chiieote. 8
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15

FOR RENT-seven room house. fur.
mace heat: close In; $50 per month.
G 4. Widdoes. phone %. lS-et
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15

Herald CLASSIFIED Ads bring 70
suits.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-15

Ask chlleote about the klamath
Country.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
". E. MOORE, CANDIDATE
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

w. 3, Moore, candidate on the
republican ticket for county at
torney, declares for impartial,
honest, and fearless enforcement
of the laws without fear of, or
favor to, any class. His record
and experience for q years as an
active practicing attorney, andas
county attorney of Granite coun-
ty for two terms, has qualified
him to realize the Importance of
such declaration.
The office of county attorney is
one of first Importance to the peo-
pie of the county. Aside from
his duty to prosecute, in behalf
of the people. all offenses of a
criminal nature, the county at
torney is the legal adviser of the
board of county commissioners
and all other county and district
officers. The prudent business
man, when seeking legal services,
always seeks the most experience
ed counsel to be had. It should
not be different in affairs con-
corning the public. It is bust
ness proposition as we'll with the
county as with private affairs.
For this reason the most expert
enced attorney that can be induc-
ed to accept the nomination
should be chosen county attor-
ney.
1t is the duty of the county at
torney to avoid extravaganza in
the conduct of his office as we'll
as to require this to be done by
other county officers. And this
duty can be best performed by
an active, energetic attorney who
is experienced in the work and
duties of the office.
Mr.. Moore has resided and
practiced his profession at Mis-
soula since 1910. Prior to that
he resided and practiced at Phil
ipsburg, Granite county.
Information furnished by Republican
County Central Committee, F. H. Mise
ly, secretary. Paid advertisement.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
All meetings be held the place
candidates will
Shul oosts and other Everybody invited

farm school near Billings has been
written about in magazines and news
papers. She was the first teacher in
the state to introduce the playground
to the rural school; she filled the
building with splendid pictures and
statuary, and she had prominent men
of the state come to her little school
and lecture to the children.
Miss O'Donnell is sister of J..
d. O'Donnell, land and irrigation ex-
pert OF Billings, Montana. ADV.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27

Mr.. Gardner should not quote what
Mr.. Wilson said while president of
Princeton. His utterances are outlaw
ed by himself in seven days.
That man Hughes Is causing the
Democratic newspapers an endless
amount Of worry. Apparently they
will never be satisfied until he turns
the management of his campaign over
to them.
Mr.. Hughes speeches are giving poor
satisfaction to the Democratic press.
which proves they are very good
speeches indeed.
Secretary Baker is developing an
agility in changing his mind that must
endear him to his discoverer.
Mr.. Wilson's administration must
confess itself incompetent in one re-
spect or the other. 1t either has APP
propriated for an unneeded navy or 1t
select its fault to suit itself. In one re-
spect or the other it must be wrong.
~ believe in efficiency in politics just
as much as in anything else" says
Mr.. Hughes. Efficiency is an excellent
watchword. and it's use in the cam
paign is merely forerunner Of its use
in the White House when he gets there.
First they said that Hughes was an
iceberg; now they are saying that he
Is mud Singer. He cannot possibly
be both and, as matter Of fact. is
neither. The Democrats must feel in
mighty bad way when they cry out
mud and treason"
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27

Miss Teresa O'Donnell, candidate
for Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton on the Democratic ticket, is
known among prominent educators
as one of the most progressive teach
ers that the rural schools of this state
have seen. Her work in the Hesper
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
WILSON ADMITS HE
PREClPITATED WAR

, When Mr.. Wilson forgets him.
self he admits that we have
; been at war. For example, on
} May II, 1914, in an address over
; tho dead marines at tho navy
; yard in Brooklyn he said that
; the marines had been engaged
; in "a war Of service" A war
of service to whom or to what?
, Certainly not to the United
) States, nor to Mexico, nor to
; humanity at large. Was it &c
) Mr.. WiIson?-From the Speech
} Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt.
; Delivered at Lewiston, Me-. in
Behalf Of Charles e. Hughes.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27

With the trenches stones throw
apart, only foolish fighter would at
tempt to read between the lines.
The first "blacli book" Of the war
has appeared. That would seem an
appropriate color for most of them.
Health officers everywhere are advis-
ing the people not to sneeZe in public.
Save your sneeze until you get home
According to an astrologist, wed.
dings will be numerous in the spring"
Sometimes these astrologists seem al.
most inspired.
Mississippi river barges are to be
equipped with wireless apparatus but
it can never hope to compete With
Mark Twain In making the river ia.
nous.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27

Photo by American Press Association.
Among the jobs we're not banker
ing for says an editorial writer, sis
that OF minister to Greece. He doesn't
know when he wakes up in the morn
ing whether he's credited to King
Constantine's government or the Veni-
zelos bunch or the French and Eng
llsh, who are now running Athens"
Besides all that, Garrett Droppers,
American minister to Greece, is be-
ing appealed to by many of the Hell
lenes to keep their country out of the
war.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-27
DANIEL BOYLE
GEORGE w. FAIR
FOR A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
Candidate Republican Ticket

He stands for the Republican platforms, national
canm, Preparedness, and
Prohibition natiOnalNaiOna
The early completion of all
structo
receive the full market
without o locality. FOR
Ia " GeNlW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
Eiigen aus po(en.

Qluili6 miro aus Berlin qemeloei,
Der @articr ,Iclaps peroiisNtIiUl
cinen Nrtiiel ocs .@los NelsH, tcr
on ois 9eidtgldu6ioteit Ictuer Qeieg
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9iad) ION Ioa III 2BildnoiD. Dem 81
riibnien @@IoB oe5 S0ri5s esobiesli
bel gBaridaa, Elm gau3es bapegiiAts
glrmcetOrps Ioacrn Tin nas @dlqB
3u berwoiten, Yei cine &ommillion ron
3ioil urD G}iliidrbeanltsu ectiicet
aH Geren SpiBe Ser &oaielpaior Ser
8erliHer Mtieen pon GrDmdm @lcbs.
Dieier SER Gdoe iGmtlite GamuhN
gen, 8ilaer unb ionitile Sunigesen
lidnOc in RiFep Derpaaeu lsEea unD
nadj Berlin gel@taE, dnge6Iid, I'm iie
genau 5l unteriuc1en
Dieicn Giigea ge9eniiecr iDiro aEts
lid felioeHellt.
y Der Better boa @ilaaop, c5raF
Haber Brandt, hat Dor Dem GW
lnarfdj Der neutIe9cn &ulppen sic lei
riibmtcu GdmmIitn9en DeS @nloHe5
noc9 feiNem @tanipaidis In 4Bari1aa
(gleue 8elt 1s) iboffsn IaAsH, hin lie
BEN @jefobrcr eincS 6Iefecbis 5a eats
5ieben.
y gliemals BAT Gin bnHsriI@ss atFs
weetorps II Deer bei MiIaaoio ne!as
gert.
81 Das GdloB 0ilauoio uao ocr
Bort iino aan5 lnberietrt, eberfo ric
na4 @arIbau iiberfii6rtca SiHIt
iaJnHlunsen
A @inen &onicrpaior Der @erliuer
0tulcen glomer8 BON Gr0maNl aiGs
cS ii6erbaupt nidt 9Ee0cr In Giuais
oienit nod i'm it6otii9en nod i'm %ri
pliotenR o0er dub MIR Ii oer oeHts
ld5en tunlibihorild5ca gBiRsuIHaIt iIt
0cicr 9tomc pertreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

@icIc SrniIhr elri@aiIc SairIbR
rrGhrrl.

llebcr Sic @erDaIlniiic IN Ser inter
beutfGer 6crrimaIt iiegsaosH laIII
ic9cn Nrei5NnDt SlorNo lelen Dcr
uAGuigS6erget slllatmsiaa 3silna6
einige inicrsFIalte WliliciAinaeg 5u, in
Oeueu es inter an0erem AciBl: llatcl
osr Selagerulg bat Die @tabt psrbdll
niSmdBig penig oeIiited Die oeui
ICben iCbweren mo fbiUeyiien GelWiBe
baben igge Gel9oNe niU aai eie
@iaoi, Ioaptrn ouF bic Sorts aericl
tel. Sn ote Sia0l iclbA iin6 nur ivs
nige @eIGoile 9eFduen @aae9en 5er
ipyangeu inter oem 2uiiorud Der
hrDtboren Ndapncoc bic rtiile1 l5ga
iteribgiben II Der StaDi. uno t9snn
S9erbeu @liid btinsen, 10 muB stom-
no no2 cine le6r ghidlide Slaot per
oeu, ggdbrenD bic Sioot IN ber cr
lisH 3eit Der gcleBung 0arn peutinc
Grlippeu iDie ouS9eRorbeu ipdr, ieh
rem ieBt bic meilien @tulDoEucr pieoef
3urud Die 9eiblofenen @jeIMdfle
0ffnen iid ioieoer @ie 2aoenteiser
NADER dus0e3eidnetc Sel1dfle Der
8erte9r nit Dem nahn Deuiihiano
lit GuBsrIt regs. 9Luf osn @iraBen
touheu INNER mebr 3ipiliiien nllI
Oenen man ibr 9cutlhhm ouf buns
bert S6ritis oniicbt. Sine &sibe bon
@ciddften lit Don NauTieuteu aus Gem
9teihe er0Iinct nor0cn. NsuriRsIi
aus Berlin bot cine Nlilitdrbsriaufs
iieue ouf Der &oiier Milbetm 5iraBs
gegrUncet. geir tahen IN Sfomno Gin
frilhgebodenes neues sDeasIfes 81
garrens un0 g8siubauS uno cine
.Deaiidle 3eitunss5eHtrale lle5sg
baupt bic 3eitun3ea! lRan Iieil lpobI
jeBt in tetuer rsi9soeutIdca Stant
bon Der GroBe sfownoS 70 piele Deuis
Ic0e 3eitlHasH pie bier, 9tuf nen
SiroBcn t5rt mon ouBer Geatl6 nod
fer bicl 2t!auiIc6 un0 Nssbll6 lr0
fdmilid)e @etounlnonungen reg 0eut
Itben Rcgierung BON qitouen rebeu Der
pemi@eH aiG III litauildlcr @prcdae
abaefaBt GrIi 0a oritier @le1s ReGt
Oic polnilde Sprade, Sie ia oudl IN
Gpuuo piel ae6rauht l0is6, &le
,3abl per 5lationaluNcn ipar idcH im
6rieoea, bon 9eamicn uno 9lilil1r
abgeieben, DerIhpm0eno ileip 0eaie.
gibt es in gan3 &oppo taum cia Sum
0erI giotipralruAen. Iie ubrigcT IlnN
nit Den ruiliIcBsa Iruppcu abge3cgsH
iln0 iGnC1 peiut bier nismano cine
Ir0ne nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
6etrc80tit0lt.

Sin tlaTiI1cs 4}uiier fir 9eeres.
beieble i'm GtDlt Der Ssgucr @euti9s
lonO5, mie fe SofFre unb GenoRen
5or ncutfasi6eu5cu" S@ldgen los3u.
loiien fir uoti9 6olten fiHOet f1,
idon por 900 Sd9rcn in Dem @erte
sineS StoIiencr5 un0 3par in Der
pGrte militare tcrreltre maritimo"
pes Morio Ga0orgnono, 6ecrfii6rers
I'M 9ienIte 0es gyrsiTtoats 8eneoig
(9tne6ia 1880. IS 6eiBt oort I'M
Oritieu 9u6e n@on 6,Ioidloc6isn"
na@ Der geroeuiI@urg ocs s. SO.
gicmoger Don &amsla (6rontfurt
l6lS) .Wcpu d6ey nun Elm Stopiidn
naG @eIeaen9eit isin Grie9sbeer IN
S4Ia4ioroung oe0yaat 10 ioll cr
uidI undertaken Nit elmer anniiiisen
uno turBen re0e ber ioIoaten gemiiier
ouif 3u mlmeru unO 5u ildrteu, ipie
OaHn iol4es oljsil grontn nuB &c
brodt Sol ie crinnern, loie er al5eit
ben frieoen be9eret 3u NAB euoe er 3u
oen Nafieu 3u sreiIeu gejiouR9en,
Dos er enti9e0cr oa5 feline, oDer ooS
ieiHeH 5ron0sn 3aItC@i, lsi9iiBeu,
n0er bas jeniQe, lras i9u bon 9ieDts
peaeu Qebi9get ioroeru mtle @r
iol ou9 Den feino in baB uno perad
tung brinQcH Ed0 ocnen praeceptis,
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5eblsn, 6iBmeilca aud IoI9s er0enlen,
ouBlegeu uno errDsitern; lleber alles
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perlmung tommcn Qlr 9e9en ol tr
aud bic Ding, 70 Die feincn poer ocrs
lelbeu porfabrca III friegen gIiidIi4en
gu perd oeri6lst meIOen. Sn allen
m0rieu fol cr oa5iebeu oaB er an
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nepe pro6 ibter acp6nii@en topfIers
fell tuH Doliiel, bClrefiii9cn 9Eann
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aer fau, 10 fi6 trlttc9 be9cDcn, bic &c
miiier Der ioIpoicn ltiiBia gcma@t 10
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iBueu cinbilren, 0as CT nit lcincr
ma6t ben crlioenen ic9aoca lci3tlid)
WiOer criebeu urn0 ocm unDeil wi0er
auff6elffen luoue" Dan tonnte
be6oupien oaB ouBer Soiirc un0 Get
noFen auM oie @ge6e Der 6einDe i'd,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
BouIdligGeii unO ltriea.

0ie @auidli0leit in OeutTdeu
Gldoien ioar ou9 i'm 5ueiteH Bier
ielja6re 1915, fir 0as jegt 5uperldhia
sc Uleiounaen poyliegen, gon3 9ering.
Der refine 3ugang ou g8obnuRgen
par in Gtu'i9ort na arDBien nit
23G geoInEHgcn IS Fol0en &ilcn nit
800. GeipjiN 20G. Dresden lTO,
Smm6mg l5l. syrontitrt a. 9Jt
III DldeI0ogf l46, 9onnopcr 49,
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35, 8uismirq 81. Cine Qlbnobme 0t5
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IN Criurt i'm 3 un0 IN gBisspa6eN
nm 2 Bo9nun9en Bon 9cboroen se
.meiuniibieen 9eremeu unO Ban9euoi
ieuiddften mutoen Die meiiten glr6ci
ierpobuuHqeu ii, GKea beraeiieat
l12 in 38 6auiern Sdu0crr lit Die
S5irma 5rie0. Nrupp un0 Die Ulor8a
retc &ruppsStiimng. Sn Jranturt
q. 1I. erriAiete i'm 3ipeiien &isriel-
d6re 1918 bet 9Dlls 8au uaO
Gporoereiu 16 @ebduoe nit As 9Bob
uunosn @eointen Wobnbouier tDurs
Den i'm 3meiien 2uariol er5auI IN
E0ln Bonn 8eomten Wobnun9sperein,
in garmen bon Der 9(agemciren 8aus
geuoNcnT6oft. in 9iiiIeloorf BON Der
8eomten gDo6mings 8augcnofIcns
inaf un6 in &ohum BON So6umer
@erciu Ser 8roSentldB Der leerlCs
tcno,n MoMumgea Ielie iid) udh
Deu 3d6lunaea Dom lduieu0en ocer
@oriobre am A6alcn in Nltono init
GIG Qro3. Der &urrdt an Dctmieis
bnysn gGp9uun9en lpdr no4 Der IcBs
ten 3dbluH0 in 2tameR 1,66 &ro57
9ormen 3.26, Bremen 1,39, SaiIcl
LBS, G0emnib LII, Gycfelo 2,32,
GlbcrfelO 0,60, Glen (olue Die an i.
Qlpril 1915 cinoeneinoetea @oyorse)
1,7G, S1anu1per 1,3A, Qeip3ia 3l8,
gRaiuS 2.58, gliirnberG 3,S6, Stctlin
047, Grfurt 1,81, GtroBburg l. 6.
1923, DlHelborf 5.13, uno in Ylii9ls
bcin CRubr) bclicf Ii9 Der periii9borc
@cIiono ou Mo6nungen no1 Der Ieb
ten 8GbIuug ouf 1,84 PrOS. Susges
fdmt murDen in 0en 9r6beren ocut-
f1en Stdoien i'm 5weiien @icrteljd6re
1915 MIR 57S neac Wobngeb0uOe CT
giAict gegen 1901 i'm 5lueiIen gierteIs
glDre 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
Su Armcaien.
9ic GuslauOcr ais sluirn9rssInFits

lef.
Gincr oer Sl5rcr ser ag9plii4tu
llationaHitem Der F5 oor hr5sr Set
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9crtreter eines &open909eucr Siottes
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Ia Mes1pttn
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an DtiBbduolgal 0er 9lrmeutir oeraus
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I@p5rung auaciiiict Folicu Bic aae
in Der &agfei luo5neuoeu glrmsnitr IN
i6rgn Grtis ae3cgca Ial uu6 1s5pedtet
siucn oaatmciaea Maiu9r ia Dem
9luaCuolid So emiadJcu ire lie 6lotie
6er @er0anpcieN bic 9ur@icbA ourcb
bic 1aroarellcu ts5pmgcn bdtle IA
loQ Sen, osh 0ie G4ulo aa Ter CT
petition 5aqeiarie6eu iDirb, lei elmer
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2trucgicr.
9ic Ga9Idnot Gaiiea sen 2luim6r
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@olo, Oie fit &eiteNuuRca reittnmI
maren. @inano5pon3ia @GbclsiiBrc,
murOen 0ehentt uno itcr Nluccri 81
Gefdn9nisitrafcn pstprleill. Dic omca
rifopiihen 9JiiHionSioiioucI, Ole an
/ ser Riiitc lieatI nao cis Bertha
Nunasalie0er 3ipiimea GIG an0crn unr
9lrmeniern 0ienien, iour0en Qeidioiicr
uno oie DliiiionGre In bic 8erge Der
ipisIeu.
@ie Eiirtsa banselieu nur in ber
9lptpeEr, oert nag &ompIott bc6ro0i.
ooS @cheesn seq 2onceS. Dos 0je.
/ iGrei ii6er @roulomteiten in glrne.
nieu, Oes jebt cua @aoldnb ert6at II
nur 0uf poli!iIde GjrilnDe 5urild5aId9.
rem. Dos 9lut Der glrneiticr loirl
iiser Guglou6 icl6it fommcH Dit
Tirfei ii jcOer3cii bereiI, sic G1riF!
4 itiide bor3ul@elt BE bic GdulO @ug.
ldnNS tl0r be!peilcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

9lus 98ien l0iro Sem sRencr rG
9l" oeIcbriebtH nSn GuoHHgorn
ai5i cs tiue Bliilenoe b,uifbsepon9e
liTbc Gemeiroe 9ieblr0, 0ie unier
Softer S9fef IT, aeariinoei lDuroe
qlls i5r Name Dem uHadrifheu Grts
mo0jorilisguugsgtieb gum 9pier 3u
faneu orcbie, uo5m ije febr uadNgiid
li0 Nagegegl @teuunQ, uno her SiN4
peis, oaB &diier Sofef Ter cienleiuOe
neu &amen Dsrlieten 90te, i'm 0as
0ugA Icia teionocreS g9ohlpcnen i1r
,gegeniGer Slis0rud 81 geben, battle III
BET Nal oic Birtuua, Dab oas m(die
itGtseelub i'm Gelaiiing Des Oelis
i9cn &amens in 3uiilnmenbcr gBsile
crle0i5t puroc Dem &Faryer biele&
Dries, 0lihacl Reiier, ipuroc nun Qc
ra0e pdhrcno Der 9larclenbeit 0sS
5feIomari6aas o1n 9lo&cnica in
SiOnH1ora ciE Sung. Qe5orea, uu0
cr bot nen Ee,0morI@aa, tci lin
Qoi6enitcQc 3u iitcelehnen. N}odcns
zen aHl9 IN DER freunost@en 2eelle 0lf
Die Siite cin uno hao ned 81. 3et,
Dem Gliidyidcn Motsg cirtn 9ricf su
TdreibeR ccm Iii0un9ayiiGc ceutf@e
9lalier folgen0e SleElen cRtaeBmsn.
aGuer 9c@ebmiir0ca loiiaI0en. 0oB
icD lei 0sm &lncn om 10, DieIes D!o-
mats 1e6creaeu Coin eine 4athsnTeIe
iibcrne5mc. $40 fin 0a3g I'M 70
mebr bereit, ais Der 12. 0iloeer Der
@cburtstag lusIacr Mluiter lit uaO
biele 0urc1 cjoIls3 Gjnoce un0 al mcis
nem Slid an EoQc res Gri4cineuS
Sbrc5 S66a9cns il ihy peinl1iaitcs
gebcnsiabr einsciycs,R III Ser
ner. yl}O6lc rce 5onncRincin Der
nit Dem Gcpoed1ScacN In SGr NauS
8e0rungca ILL., nit tieicm cr0alicn 6lsi
Ben un6 Scypori 3ug 6reu0c iciueg
gIterg 3n cinein NlaNn ii0) cgimi3eln,
Der nit ietner 1ii@ii1teit lcincr 0ali.
Thcn 9l6IIdmmuu1 clc5cit Eaye mdAtl
ejollbefoG.enl GNcr 9o8c6rlpirotn
panj craebencr Alaaeaieu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
l]oro5 6eiiR Traill

Sin ous 5rortfurt Qebiiriigcr SNms
naiialo6erle6rer i1rie6 iiirsli1 oil
eineH @ieBencr 4roieTor; ngim %.
SUM 900 i6 ben 9}pd oe5 HgI preus
BiI6en $nfonicriiien Gus uao ben OeS
GjroB6. EeIiii@eu EroiniolDaisn an,
un0 nun crporlc i@ bon GhnOe 5u
Gtun0e zen 9eIchl, an RE 5rori a6s
Sureiien ols ilNberiiiencr RIcrociodrs
Ter. @obn, lpsiB i@ noG uiGt it
ou9 oon5 9leiDaiilii9. GoS nunerus
Iumue, IaQt Dcidnntli6 6ora5. IND
pie GhoMfigure1 pcrocp mir scI9ps
ben. GrGcteupeg III freili(b Der Ser
oleid] in @latrS etpoic9ie mi! Dem oaf
eineu SloItea 0eIieltcn Soloolcn mo
ipeun man crh 0cn red6ien G!daopunit
0siuuocn tdt 0c9t allts. c'dr man.
c0eS 0o6e i,6 bier ge6rauden acleynt,
mos id bisDer uur mS MDrterbiidcrl
iannie. md pem i'd iiinflig crtl0ren
lou. pie Gin 0el0 BON 1rpid iein &ob
IOtielt ocer Idileln labt 70 tdnn id)
ous Dem frii6eu 2uea perionli4er
@rfo6unq ib0pisn, Mfcr mie uieI
beri,itt du@ iu3wliGeH misr Die
GGwelic bes &sipuBiTeins!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
lloancG DER ,lI(aaioiOr. "

Sin fciuG5rt0er 9lilarbiler oe5
olyiQaro" bat eiDe ageniale" Gnloci
tlind 0ema1t 5r Cat Udmlih ter
olsQeIuaon. ooR 5rantrci1 0em
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lin Iic5 babon go i6et5cugen, braqdt
man nnr, ioie Ger S}eyr ieiRcn &on9ss
lcutsu empIiebli, oeu SloDierous5u9
cinmal an3aie6tu ooer am &loDiel Die
8Grele 3u Ipieien. bic oer &ieie SaFs
uer ieiuem etfdGr,eu 3urufi o5yreia
1iitci in ihrem 0iorisA bic golceneH
glepisl" Disle me.o0ii6e Ybraie loa
ndmlic9 ni4is Ueitcr leiu dls clue
aiemi1 npispgetreue 98ieoergabe 0cs
olien frou3ofi@en 9Oltslieoes 81
plslt ber0crs," VS. gBodner ipdbrenO
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nommcn Ddt Sa, ia, Sic b0iea
DeutIdea 6obel Den Sran5oIen nlft
nur lire 3euouleu, fonocrn aub iDre
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nit frsmoea Tc6eyn 5u l6miiden.
llno Oa pagt man nod tmmer non
Dem GeutT6eu Sl}uIitoromd MoQnerS
Su recen!