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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-11
1T IS NOT EASY

To APOLOGIZE to begin over; to be unselfish; to
take advice; to admit error; to face sheer; to be
charitable; to keep trying; to be considerable; to
avoid Mistakes to endure success to keep out Of the
to forgive and forget; to make the best of ttle to
subdue unruly temper; to maintain high Standard
to shoulder deserved blame; to recognize the silver
lining-but 1t always pays.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-11
Greed for Aberdeen

l buy everything can in Aberdeen because
My interests here
The community which is good enough for me to
live IN is good enough for me to buy in.
believe in transacting business with my friends
want to see the goods
The dollar spend at home stays at home and works
for the community in which live.
The man buy from stands back of the goods he
sells me.
sell most of what produce here at home and
here buy.
The man I buy from pays his part of the town.
county and state tax.
Inc man buy from helps support my schools my
cnurcn' my lodge, my home and my business
When ill luck, misfortune or bereavement comes
tne man buy from is here with kindly greetings his
words OF cheer, and his pocketbook if need be-
Here I live and here I buy; in this way conserve
my own best interests
Dear Kind gentle reader aboye careuy-read
over TWO or three tmeslet go ahead and
i've up to and Merchants the yourself will
benefit largely and profit thereby.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-11

AS general purpose fowls the
Wyandottes are hard to beat. They
make good ROSTERS and profitable
capons, the males weighing from
eight to ten pounds. Wyandotte
pullets Matched in April. with prop
er care and feeding, will lay late
in October. 1t is generally recog-
nized that the Wyandotte continues
laying in the coolest months. The
bird shown Is Columbian Wyan-
dotte cock.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-11

certain hardware firm advertised, eff you
want cheap pair of skates, come to u.s." Even at
that it better than lot of people who hibernate
most of their time and do the "watchful waiting act
so perfectly, that it ought to make President Wilson
ashamed of himself
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-11

We may as we'll 60 on record now as later in
ernor Of this State will have to have good and wide
prohibition plank in his platform and stand firmly
and flat footed on the said plank.
Evasion, side-steppng, compromising will not be
countenanced by the people, they mighty in earnest
on the subject of National Prohibition.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-11
ELECTRIC SALE
CUT PRICES
STILL GOOD

Won are undoubtedly interested IN our Dig
Ont Price Sale on all g. e. Electric Housenolo
Appliances and would like TO nave so'''e VI '''''i
in your home.
If YOU have not yet taken advantage OF inns
remarkable sale it is not too la'e' rhohe Us lol
EN- n.,ticulars regarding the very easy payment
Man an which we are selling these utensils dur
ing this sale.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-11

Let us quit talking about the storm and go
after business Altogether too many cutters in this
neck O the woods for the good Of the community.
Brace up, go after it, the storm has not broke all the
customers in this city yet.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-11

Zegler of Jeff's Shoe Store dearly loves joke
or good story. Last week he got joke that will
last him for quite WHILE Russian friend of his
got him to go to Olympia to help in being naturalized
Now Zegler thinks that for German to help natural
lie Russian is considerable of joke, and it sure
is. Hoch der Kaiser, we say.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-11

Lewis letters collected in barrel.
We identify the "barre' with so much that is
rather dubious if nothing more.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-14

water rights Of this valley. The mat
ter of the rights to the waters Of the
Arkansas has been a mooted question
for many years. Hundreds of thous-
ands Of dollars have been expended
by the contending parties to the con-
troversy in litigation, and the loss to
land owners of the valley in values
that have been held in allegiance, has
been almost incalculable.
While there has never been mo-
ment but what the people Of this val
ley felt they were in he right and
would win eventually, yet the fact
that the matter is settled cannot help
but bring forth a feeling of relief from
the strain of litigation and uncertain
ty that has prevailed for years.-Las
Animas Leader.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-14
HELD FOR THEFT OF AUTO AT
LAMAR
George Knowles Arrested with
Woman, is Recognized by Police
as Flu gitive

Arrested early yesterday morning
on n charge Of disturbance in the
Wyoming rooming house by Oficers
Folck and Christensen, man VINO
gave his name as George W. Knowles
was recognized by the officers when
they had taken him to headquarters
as George W. Nolan, who is wanted
in Lamar, Colo, for the theft OF an
automobile. A postal card, bearing
his picture and a description, was
resting on the desk in the headquar-
tiers and Sergeant Mcfarland hap
pened to pick it up a minute or two
after the prisoner had been Jalled'
The other officers glancing at 1t also
recognized it at once.
Nolan has been in Cheyenne since
Tuesday. The notice of the automo-
bile theft was sent out by the sherii
at Lamar on June /. Because oil
the circumstances of his arrest IN
the company of woman VINO mao
come from Colorado with him, and
another man whom they had plckeo
IN here, Nolan is ready to go back
10 Colorado to face the charge OF
grand larceny in order to escape
possible white slave prosecution here
Nolan and the woman had regis
tered at the Wyoming as DIR. and Mrs
Moran. At police headquarters 1t
called himself Knowles and the WON
an called herself Floy Moran. A tele
gram in his pocketbOok indicated now
ever that her real name is Mrs. Heller
Hicks. and that she halls from Lead
vile She was uncommunicative yes
terdav. but she said that Nolan ha'
NO automobile when she met him II
Leadville.
The sheriff from Lamar is expect
ed to reach Cheyenne today'-Ine!
enne State Leader.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-14
FLOUR AND OIL WILL KEEP
RUST AWAY
Coating of Mixture viii Prolong the
Life of Farm Machinery

Machines and polished parts Of ma
chimes not in daily use, and subjected
to ordinary atmospheric conditions,
will soon rust, and in time will cause
a very noticeable deterioration.
When machines are laid up for a
time. such as farm machinery, the
parts not actually painted should be
coated with a rust preventative. Such
a substance should have the qualities
of cheapness, ease of application and
removal, and not be injurious to the
surface coated.
A good and inexpensive coat may be
made by mixing flour with common
machinery or lubricating oil. This
mixture should have a consistency OF
thin paste. 1t may be applied with a
paint brush. The flour keeps the oil
from drying hard, End the oil will
prevent the air and moisture from
coming into contact with the surface
Of the parts treated, thereby prevent
ing rust or corrosive effects.
This coating may be easily re-
moved by a cloth or a piece of waste
saturated with coal oil or gasoline
L. d. Grain, Colorado Agriculture
+ college, Fort Collins, Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-14

issue is devoted TO Colorado, there
being an exhaustive review Of crop,
livestock and mining production.
Much space is devoted to the east
ern section Of the state, in which
farming has been effectively built
up through the efforts Of the RocS
Island. Detailed information from
expert sources is given as to meth
DDS of soil culture and crop produc-
ton under light rainfall. The COM
panys conservative policy in handling
this subject has resulted in an influx
of permanent population, as the new
settlers understood from the COM
panys agricultural literature exactly
what are the conditions precedent 70
success.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-14

II you have the itch, don't scratch;
II does not cure the trouble and
makes the skin bleed. Apply BAL
IARD'S SNOW LTNTMENT. Rub it
in gently on the affected parts. It re
lieyes itching instantly and a few
applications removes the cause thus
performing a permanent cure. Price
55c, SOC and Sl.OO per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-14

A regular morning operation Of the
bowels puts you in fine shape for the
DAYS work. II you miss 1t you feel
uncomfortable and cannot put vim
into your movements. For all bowel
irrigtilarities HERBINE is the rem
edy. 1t puts them in fine, viborous
condition. Price SOC. Sold by all
druggists.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-14

A bilious, half-sick feeling, loss Of
energy. and constipated bowels can be
relieved with surprising promptness
by using HERBINE. The first dose
brings improvement, a few doses puts
the system in fine, vigorous condi-
tons. Price SOC. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-14

The executive officers OF most Oh Inv
canals of the valley congregated IN
La Junta last Wednesday for the pur-
pose of signing the agreement o'
compromise between the contest'nE
parties in the famous Coloraa"-N nan,
sas suit over rights to the use oil
water from the Arkansas river .
The signing of this agreement wiz
forever put away the greatest draw
back that has ever hung over inc
The Lamar register., 1916-06-14
Encouraging Settlement

Colorndo's advantages for the home
seeker are graphically presented in
the June number Of The Southwest
Trail, the official agricultural publica-
ton of Rock Island lines. The entire
The Lamar register., 1916-06-14

CABBAGE, cauliflower and tomato
plants. First house east Of Goodale
farm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

9iedt groB mar ser 9eiud 6ei Dem
geltrigen 9aiebaa.Spiel I'M Oriole-
@orf 3wii6en Baltimore lno Gorons
to. Oos nit eiuem Sieg Der llnirigen
nit 9 81 4 enoete.
Ger Soronto.Glu6 eroifnete nit ci,
nen Spiel bon bier Serien init 0en
Orioles. Wlouogcr Gum ianOte Soc
S6ermau ouf Den Berg gcaeu oic
Gamlds, pdbrenO Wlc9luoD als san
ger ingirte 2Dons mo Irout tro-
ten fiir sic Gomlds in oie Sdranfen
ais Oas Spicl 6eaann. llngeid6r
1000 gerioncu uo6nteu Ocm ib6ueH
spiel BEL oos iolacuoeu &crIoii
na6u;
Gorouto OO0O4O0 A
Baltimore % O0t 100 o. 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Qis jebt 1T bel Der Gommiiiion
fir oifeutlihe 8etrie6e bon ser
0Goitern Shore Development 60"
feline 9lpplifation betreifS @initels
lung ibres 8ootpertebrs BON QLnno-
polls nod Dem @aiieru Shore elm,
geeougen. lin 0ei Gerfebr ein8u.
iteaen. beOori es ser Ginpiaiglng
ser Gommiiiion fir oiientlic6e 9e-
trie6c. @eiteru ipuroe oaroif bins
gcpieien Dob, wenn oic Gompagnie
bic glpplifotion einreiht uno belpei-
fen fann Bob Der Gerfebr MIR nut
einem Gerluit fir Die Gompagnic
mifrcdt erbaltcn peroen fam sic
Giniuiaiguna 5ur Ginitcllung bon
ser Gonnliiiiou obne 56mieriafei.
ten 3u crlan0en iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Coroner ~. 90. Soooac pom meit.
liHen Giitrift ltcIlte aeitern tc8ii9li4
0cS Eoocs Der i9jdbrigcn Selen
W}eDerS BON Slr. GIL, 9loro.98olfe-
StraBc, meIde am 5ountag gl6eno
I'M 0llniperiitdts Soipittl" itor6, Ell
ncu ollf Sclbituoro lalltenoen 800.
tcnidcin ans. gSie es beibt. Der
ic6mono ouS NlGo9cn bereits Dor
me6reren N2onoten aus i6rcr g8obs
mng. Sic miuOe III 0as &oipitot
ge6roc6t, nohocm lie onf oem Srot.
toir al ser Gdc bon 2omboro. liuo
@arfin StroBe 3uiammengebrocbeu
mar Sm Soipitol erfldrte iie oen
9lerdtcn gegeniibcr, oaB iie 2uediil
ber Goblctten 5iI iih genonmlcn
5abe 8ucrit gn6 iic an 9lonhc
&iaiams 8u bciBen; fir5 por ibrenl
Eooc erfldrte iie icooh, ibr ric6tiqcr
glanc ici 0leDers. sic meiqcrtc lib,
nil5u9ebcn marnu iie ooS 0iift &c
nommen 6otte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Syn Den lebten Iaaen mlrocn GRO
Berc G}pt6s Gontratte abgelhloiicn
oarunter ou6 Ole Wfetbung oes 2a.
qer0onics 9ir. 212, @eit BrattitraBe,
ourh Die SSirma s. @l. Stro6 uon
5rou Sophia 2en5berg, peIdes sc.
I6dft ourd sen Neoltg N}arfet ub'
geihloIien lpuroe
GdugbD SeorneD So. boben fiir
Sru. @eoree s9. SGnibble oelieu
2ouo1ouS an Der @1aioen Choice
Qauc, GatonsuiIle fiir Sic CONNER
@lonotc an SSroi Sorriett @ailIer
permietbet.
sSrau &Qtberine @oooS bat 0os
SauS 92r. 10S, oro.@utomitroBe,
geutietbet peldes iie fir Elm S6ea'
ter. Sotel unbouen laiien mill.
g9cbb & g9bite Bobeu 3lpei Ban.
itcaen ali ser 9tilia Terrace oerfaiit.
Got g1r. id7, an Der Gbapnnoaf 9toao
gelceeu muroe BON Somoro Gbomp.
iom unO Got 9lr, 2, an Der 9lilIa-gIpe.
me eeleseu bon Gorroa 0l sSria0t
eelouft.
9. q. G6anoIer ais Nboenlr,
9(ri5v bot our@ ole Sirna ~ ~.
@ue iain 2anobaus gSr 2204 9oss
9lDeuue, g9olbroof an &errn Als
bert &. 9obins Dernrietbct
Sic 6irna GDarles s @onloin
6atte fir @e6riiocr Nlorroiu oen va.
oeu 5meiten mo orittcn Stod oes
@auieS g(r 2t6 un0 2iS gSclt "a
rotoaoItraBe, an oen uGerelit prllt'
lidcr iitaqer 6rauen" pernuetDet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
9iiidluartS nadJ gscio yurf.

Gin Mann Der niht ipie gcluo6u.
lidc Sterblic6e nit 0cm @eiiht nah
borne gcri6tct ein6eraina onoern
riidwdrtS ourH Sic StroBcn 3og ino
iid uittels cincs 0or's @eiiht ac6als
teHeu 5piesels orientirte erregte ge.
itern nidt iner6eblihes 9llliieben I'm.
ter oen @aiianten 6eioerlei sc.
idllcdtS. Fatrid Sarmon aiis5edttle,
9albington mar es, ser geiicrn III
Ye9lcihmg ". S. galta3ar's in Sal
timore eintrai mo iid genlGB elmer
@ette benH6t, oic Strede BON San
Srancisco nac6 Gep 9ort riidiudrtS
gc6cno 5iriid5illegcu. @r mo iein
9caleitcr, weld6cr ibrigens nit Ger
.9laie geraocalS mari6irt, perlieBen
Can 8ranciSco am 5. 9lltgiIt 1915.
3mei reicbc Gtlbs9elite pouScattlc
iucteten INN $4,000, Dab cin Mann
cS nid5t iertig 6rinae, ocn @cg bon
San Sroucisco naA 91ew Dorf, cine
Strede bon $4,000 Nleilen, III 26O
Eogen riidpdrts gebeuo, 3uriid5ule-
gen. Ger @ettcr, wcldcr 6e6aup-
tctc, ooB Dies m0aIid ici, lparb Sar.
mon fir $4,000 an INN Den 9elpeis
ieiner 9e5ouptimg 81 erbrinaen.
Eerieniac @etter, Der erfldrte, eirc
iolde 2eiinma ici eiii Oing ser lin
mogIiNfcit iteQtc @alta5ar an inn
oii5ilpaiicn, oaB idnmtli6c @eoin-
gnuae Der ercentriidjen @ettc 9enmI
ouSgcfii6rt piiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
1reiaelprOdlen.

Gaiinir @aiplif BON glr. 2624-
1926. Suoion.StraBc, Ser anoeibul-
oigt war, angcbliA geitcrn Morgen
alfobol6altige @ctr1nfe meggegeben
ino oaourd ooS 9So6lgeieb pcrlebt
81 6a6cn, muroe bon 9lidtcr @credt
ii scr oitliben Boli5eiitotion irci0e.
proben oa Sic @oli3iitcn nid6t genii-
gcn0 @eueiSnatcrial licicrn founteu.
Sn @oplif's 99irt6i6oit mnrOcn fiiuf
Dldnucr ucr6aitct. Gier 0cris!6en
erfldrtcn Dor Dem 9lic6ter, oaB lie
@mUlit aligeiudt 6dtten, I'M Oeniel-
ben 5um @dbleu allf5nforoern. Ger
6iinitc gab an OaB ct ii sic g9irt6-
ld)ait oira Inn ous5uiinOelL mic Elm
Stiinn5cttcl 81 mnrfircn iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
9ic 3a6l Der awsseitcllteu @irt6-
IdlaitS-SiceH5en.

0ic 3o6l scr gSirt6ic6oiten un0
onoercr lIntcrnebnitngen bic Gu
lali6niB bo6en 5pirituoien 81 per.
iddnfen bcl6uit iib elmer eeitcra
OeroifentliMten 9efonntnlocblng oeS
GGef. GlcrfS oeS Common 9lcos Sc
riMts. Srn. gloam 0cupcrt, in Der
Stoot Baltimore oui 1920 Die bis
Der ousgeiteateu 2iceu5cn be5ic5eu
iiM auf 1921 @irt1imoiten, % So
tels, 8 Clubs is Detoil @roccrieu,
80 GngroS @rocerelL I Sloidens
fiiler nmo 8 .0roaIitem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
Gin iOn0cr6arer g8rief.

Ginen ion0erbareu 9riei erbielt ge
itern oos 9oltinorer @olBeibaupt
quarticr ais 5urocuic, 9}.g., III
0em oie bieiige @oli5ei criuht miro.
nah 0enl @atteu bon Srmt SarrD
@il6o, 9lr. $780, Saiplcp 9lpena.
Sprocitie, gf.9, llmidoil 5ii balteu
SSrau @ilbo ihreibt ooB ibr @atie
am II. Qlpril sic ebelide gsobmua
bcrloiien mo iicb alif eine &eiie Hdt
MaibiHgton bcgeben bdtte, uuo odB
er in DER 3ipiideu5eit ieiue SamiIie
pollitduoig obue g}adridt gelaIien
babe 6rau @ilbo Ihil0ert III Dem
griefe, pie oas 9obD oes Gbepaares
nod) sem @ater iih iebut inns oeiien
9iiidfebr Oriugeno perlangt. un0 er
fldrt. oaB iie bereit iei. ibren @otteu
alles 5ll Der3eiben Sie fani 0elel
lanaes glis6leiben iiberbaupt niht
crfl1ren, oa Oos @aor. III beiten Gin.
perne1men unO Srieoet geihieoen
iei.~ Sic Sdreiberiu glaubt ooB ibr
Gotte auf irgeno elmer 8piihenitn.
tion 3piihen SDracliie uno g9ai1s
iugton Salt gemabt bate, iuio fiigt
6in3A ooB iein 9iidreiiebillet 6is
Srm 12. Dlai @iiltiafeit babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Folimciitcr SDcrlod Smnnn nacbtc
aeitcrn befonnt ooB Gro6cercn III
3ufinit nit Fodeipoit uerimot mcr
ocu founcu. Sr. 5ponn crfldrtc,
oaB en- oni cinen mlSoic6ieen e5e.
braih oicier 9leuerlug 0urh oc
,Sdrmcr redlnet- Gic ein8igc 9coin.
guna, sic oic %oiipermoItinq an Sic
@cricuocr ltcnt III SAB sic sSruNt
in Sdontcln 0erpodt miro, sic ooS
9(usflicBcn ocs Trlldtioites umno9.
lid mocGcn Siclc onocrc Gbit uno
@culiiic 9lrten murocn bcrcts felt
betrdhtlider 8eit bon ser godeipoit
5lr %erienoimg onfeuoumen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
Niiracrc glrbeitsaeit.

9laNoem sic n9etblebem Stabl.
@eiellidoft" oeu g(rbeitern ser oNta.
rDluu0 Stobl @cieairboft~ in Spar.
rowS Boiut am pergangenen Srcitng
cine 2o6uerbobltns gema6rt bate,
rcou5irte eeiteru oic u9altimora
Copper Smelting ono 9fonin8 Co.
in Gnnton( Gin Gjuggenbcm Inter.
ne6neuD sic g(rbeits5eit ibrer glnge.
itclten BON 3cDn ouf oAt Shm0en
pro Edg. GoOurh crb0bt iih Ser
itiiuoliMc 9o6n Scr g(rbeitcr oic
$l.95 pro Eog befommen Inn bel.
no6e flint Gents. 3ie Baltimore
Copper Snlelting ono &ouinq 60 z
Bat ibr 9(nmeien felt 9lusbruh oes
Srieocs bcoeuteno pergroBert uno
ricIie 05eminnc cr5iclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
!. .MaOiIum eaMare ss0nuerein.1

IN ieiuen GeidldftsrdlInlen y'r.
1880, 9loro.Gentraf9 f9Ipenue blelt
acitern gl6eno Der oa)laoiion square
SSnIuicrud6renoe 8alperen~ ieine
83. id6rlibc @cneralS Seriammllng.
g8ahocm ser SabresberiAt ans oenl
iii cric6eu it, oaB iidD Der llmiab anl
$l7t59757 BELIEF lmo Dob ipicoer
Z Gro3cut Gipioenoen 3lr &ertbei.
hna gelanaten perleien mar wrr0c
3ir @camtenpabl geibritten, Gas
HeinItat 0erIelbcu uar sSrauf Y.
HoIl Brdiioeut GOparo 9. Moli
@ice 4rdiioeut George 6 92anb 90.
Iretdr 9loam 6ledeniieiu 5hoBmeii
tier, ggbert Y Sinfe Siilis.5 5etretdl
uno 4. s. 6Iedenitein aaiiirer Gas
Tirettorcu bcite6t einihieBIid Ser
9eunten ans oen Serren lbomas
2 g2ilinacr, Sllgo Stab, 9[l6eri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
Ilna 5uriit nodl CugIanc

@ofbingtom 1, 0lai Tas
0ber- -guuoesgeric6t entidico 6eute
oa6in oaB Sanatius Eimot9v Eri-
bid 2incolrL Elm frii6ercs Nliiglieo
ocs britiiheu Narlanats uuo eilI
geitdnoiger Spion, uab england 8u.
riidfebren muBD I'M iid bort miF oie
glnidul6igung Der 6dIicbtn0 5u Der
antiuorteu,
Sincoln battc iiyb oaralf beriiicu
oaB cr ialls cr au Gn9lano ausaeliq.
lert meroen ioIlte, megen Spionaae
pro5eiiirt peroen luiiroe; mo polite
ide @erbreher lueroen betanntlid
nibt auSQelicIeri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
99allridlIer lunr0e epiIeptiidl.

Gincn epileptiihen slnfoa crlitt
qeilerH q(beno penige D}inuten Dor z
ll6r Ger 81 Sabre alte Sarrp Pm.
Orems, repn6Iifaniiher 9li6tcr i'm
gSa6lofolc oes s. &re5inttS Der "A.
g9aro, 9}r S23, 9loro.Souaro- Str.
Gr 3crriB babel cinen ocmoiratiihen
Stimn5ettel welder ieoom, oo oies
mbcabidtiat aei6a6. mitgc5d6It
wuroe. Bon Goli3iiten pllroe DER
@eoouernswert6e nab iemer na6eee,
legcneu @o6nitna 9tr. 829, 9loro.
@omaro. StroBe, ge6radlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

glahlroos 8eoinaungeu ser Staot
meroen 6eute bon ser 8uoget6e-
6orOe in Gruagima geBoaen iper.
oelt ~ Staotproturotor 5icIO
6at sic Bldne formulirt, ng9.
9. 3 9I.9o6u" 5a6lt ibre 8arf.
Iicuern
Staotprofurator 9. g. 5iclo bat
bic @orihldge itno 9eoingungen Ser
Sto0tDerwolhng in Ger glatirgaSs
sSroee sit @apier ge6radt uuo miro
lie, uaAoem mebrere oHfereu5eu 5Ipi
iAeu Ben oeridieoeneu TeparteneutS.
G6efs uno @lopor @reiton in Der
gIngelegen6eit itatteeilmoen babem
in DER beutiaen Sibung ser Budget
6e6oroe Sen geanJteu porlegen Serr
5ielo le6nte eS ab, ii6er Ste Iorihld.
ge irgeno iuelde 9lnoattlmgen int
&orauS 8ll nlabcH. ilu0 erfIdrte. BOB
Die Eldue ser 5td0tperualting in
Der 9latraos ,Srooe nidt Dor Der
6eutigen Sibunq ser guogetbeboroc
0irb sic @reiic ser SeffcutIihfeit
ii6eraebeu perOen t0nnten. Seute
miro er ieOo6 Den @ortlout Der @ld4
ne Der @reiie sur @erfiigIng itellen
0ie n@oi6ington Baltimore una
9lunapoIis 9o6n" 6c3oblte geitern
ibre @orfieuern fir oos am ST.
Nldr5 1916 a6gelaufene Guartal. Sie
betrrgcn $i33S.4S. ssm elei1ru
Guortol oes @orjo6res 6atte Die
@eiellI6ait $i25S.36 be3a6lt, Ger
@lebrbetrag puroe oem eroBeren
8erionen6etrie6 5uaeihrie6en ser
mG6ren6 ser Sibuuqsperiooe ser Sc.
gislohu 6ep1ltigt per0en nniBte
g}oh ciucr Dem Stoot.Gunirolelr 5li.
gelonoten Grfldung muroeu BON oer
9o6ngeiellihoft in ben @lonoten Ga.
mor. e6rior ino N11r5 I'M @ou5en
25i,66 Grwohiene uuo 1854 aiuoer
bpiSrOcrt.
9lmtSciuiii6rung 9cute
er ipartet.
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wartct ooB Ncrr %o6n 8 Nlabon,
Der ocnofrtiihe u@oB~ BON 9alti,
more, ser fiir5lid sum Witglieo oes
5ucitcn acknowledgements ernonnt
porocn 1T fur5 Dor Sem 9cginu Der
Staotrat6siiHmg III ieiu ueues 9lmt
eingelbmoreu meroen miro Ger
9tootrnt6 tritt beilte 5lliamnen oa
pie reaelndBige NlontagSiibima ne.
gen ser g8ablen auf beute ocridoben
lporOcn iit. Soerr Wlobou Der All
Stclle oes auSgeihieoenen Or Seller
N}itglieo oes 3peitcn 3ipeiges miro.
miro oen eriicu Giiirift ooer ole feds
critcn @or0S aenleiplam NIT Serrn
@opp i'm 5peiteu 3peiae reprdienli.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
MadJ feiu gladiOlser fir w. 2airO
NeHrO.

Sails Gouoerneir Sarrinetou
Mot in Sen n1mItcn Gooen cine Or
nennung fir einc @ufon3 in ser Com
miiiion fir offcutIidc 9etriebc ma
den iollte, miro porausiiAtlid Siidl
ter ~. 2oir0 SenrD, oos ousihci
ocnoe WlitaIic0 Der Gonuiiiiion III
iein Bureau 8iriidfebrcu luo oie
9(r6eitcn mieocr sort oufnebmen. Oo
fir @erru Scnr0 a6er nod tein glodls
folqcr bisber non1inirt mor0cn iit lit
SIT crpartcr oai Ncrr @cnrD inn glnt
bcibcbalten mcrOen miro 0icicblidl
0ot @oupcrncur Narrington nlr nod
big noraen 3et oIe &aton3 ausals
fiiIlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
Senator SaOeu ipradl.

Die regelmdBi9e Monatsueriamms
hung Oes oWlount &oDal-&eridl0ne-
rungS @ercins" iono geitern gl6eno
i'm Souptquartier, g}r. 2i3, 99ilion-
GtraBe, itott Senator gSiaiom s..
G9oen ipraH in interelianter @eiie
iiber Sic C6ati9tcit ser fiir5lib obge.
ibloiicnen 2coiSlotur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
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llnter &oriib oes Brdiiocntcu 90.
@oeB imO Sefretdr glic. 0bcrcuocr
wuroe Sic gut beiucbte 6ol6id6rliAc
@eneroIA@crianmhna 0es o@ittelss
bad &creinS~ IN 81. gGagcuer's SoQc,
9|r. A, Siios@apsStroBe, o6ge6alten.
Gin S6rei6cu ocs nllna660ugiaen
9iirger-GereinS" lpurOe perlcien nnO
errcgtc oas Baltimore Gountu-@eies,
6e5iialcb Oes ghSidanfes nno Ser
t6eileus 0eiitiaer @ctrdufe groBes Gr-
itoimeu
Cen bol6jd6rli6eu 8erid5t ii6cr
oen Stono oes gereiuS eritottete scr
Sinau5-SefrciGr Serr 1ront @icr.
roll noh iuelhcn ooS &ereins.9er.
mo9eu $500 bctrdgt. Ger 9eri1t
muroe NIT Ganf entgcgeu gcnoms
men. IS murOcn @or6ereiiungeu 3u
ocm in 9hguit itottiinocuoen 9opri-
icbcn @olfSieit onacreat uno chen,
falls oaroai 6inoepicien oas ocr
@crcin int Gftober 1917 IS Sabre aft
lit.