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Arizona republican., 1916-02-10
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WINTERSET, la, Feb. 9.-The 3S calibre revolver found beside the body of Mrs. Ethel Meyer had not been discharged for a long time and could not have been fired by a man of or dinary strength, according to testi mony today in the trial of Mrs. Ida Meyer, 50 years old charged with completed in all details the final cost will be between $4,O00000 and $5, 900, ,00O
Arizona republican., 1916-02-10
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concession was practically fatal to the cause of the public. Our work was useless"
 Senator Fletcher. questioning the witness regarding instructions to MT. Brandeis in the letter from the in- terstate commerce commission relat-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

rot6Sniitglieo oeS 5pcitcu 3weiacS,
cridien Ser 3. 8. Wlo6ou gciteru
Dor Ser 9uOgct. 9cborOe, lmo eriudte
Inn SSnangriiino6me ser gIrbeiten 5lIr
Griueitcrung Der golfsihule Or AZ
in Sit9oItimorc. unO legte ipdicr
8ldne fir oeu Ban elmer 6cllertreppe
inn Sotel 9cnncrt Dor.
Eie 56ulc 9ir. AZ lit i'm eritcn 81.
itrift gclcgeu Den 8err @lo6on inn
Stontrotb ucrtriit. @or Ginger 3cit
botte oic Budget. 9c6orOc Die Slnl.
me BON 100000 fiir Die BORT crior'
Oerliden @outeu ouSgelporicn Sic
ooroui bc5iigIi6e @erorOnmg ia6
Dor, Bob sic neucn @e61nOe oireft
binter Der iceigen Shule, an Der
Gaitern-9lOcuue, lieeen ioaten ipdter
puroe o6er 0cr @lon gefaBt bic
Sdrle an scr @otterion @nrf.9lne-
nue 3li crrihtcn glQe 8oridlGge Der
@orf 9e1oroc lno ser @uOgcts9c
b0rOc iiieBen icOod oui 6cftigeu @i.
Oeriprud bon Seitcn ser giahbor-
ibait imO iAlieBIid mnrOe ocsbol6
6aS @cl1noe 5piiheu Der 2impooo-
lmo Goiieru.9IDeuuc Ooiiir in ghlSiid6t
gcnonmei Plus oieiem @umoe miro
einc gl6dnoerlng Der 6olimg Der
Geroromtng not6wcnoig meroeu, mo
mic @err Mo6ou geiteru crtldrte, 6o-
ben Iclcgntioneu ans Sit9oltimore
bel ibm porgeiproden linO i'm CT
iudlt, ocn 9au mogIihlt 5l betrei6cn,
0o geacu oeH iebt ousgeiud6lten Blob
teinerlci ernltlirbc @inmcnoungen 5ll
MAIDEN ieien
Gie 5cuertrcppc om Soicl &cnnert
ioa an Der GlaD.5troBcu.9ette ocs
Sotcls@c6duoeS crrirbtet mcroen. Gic.
icr @lob 1T nob s(niid6t ocs Serru
Scr geeignetIte, oa ale Gorri-
oOre ocS @c6onoes oili oieie StroBcu-
Seite miinocn. @eb1uoesSnipeftor
@prne prO oieic gIpplifntion elmer
Eriiflng iIrtcrfpcrien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
glcnc QSilcecrinncn.

Septc finOet oic 9(6gonospriIiune
Der 8flegerinnen Der alalic 1916
Der @1orD(onO EubcrcuIolis Sonoto-
rium 9rainins SAule fir @ilege.
rinnen im Stoots-Sonotorium itott.
@icle Cinlooungen lino bicr3ll aus
gcionot. Ole 9Sflegerinnen Iiuo oic
Gomen @liie NomnieL gIemorf g.
g.; @lnuOe Doil, Baltimore; Ora
Gurrrer Gudcrsuille @a @IDira
9erqiiit Bridgeport Conn; 9tlicc
20. @bpmon @6ilooelpbio @o.;
Sulpin Belle Come, Serie0 Sbore,
Ga.; 0eler 0oloell 0hItleH, 92..S.;
@tber ellen 0oriep. 9[lnopolis;
.@lobel Glofiiro. Daont Qliru, $50.
nno 9ert6a gleIlic 9rau6Ie, @ienn
W20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
Slcniscr ecl6itluOrO-GaOuOiOa

Der 02olcr Sobn @ebrmau pon
Nr. $3.50. g8eit 2om6arO 5troBe,
crihien geitern 6u friiber Niorgen-
itunoe I'M 5ranflin SauoreSoipital
unb crtldrte, Dab er IN ielbihnoroe-
rider 9lbiiht IA Strndnin.Eoblet'
ten 6ll iicb genonlnlen bnbe. @r babe
icine E6ot jeood bereit iulo pollc
cn 9cben blei6en. @r puroe umer,
aiiglicb IN cntiprcdenoe 9ebanolin5
gcnommcn imO oiirfte oller Sorali5.
iidt nod screttet werOeu. 9llBeroem
ncB er 5ii itcrbcu oewiinid6t babe.
aab er feiHeH onoeren Gjruno fir
icineu Sel6itmoroperiub an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
Sdjenne cinseaidDert.

Durd 5cuer ipuroc geItern W}or-
gcl cine feds Gouncn sen ent1ol-
tenoe Sheue BON Sermonn Stoll 5lt
@rooflDn 9(nne 9lrllnOel Goltntp,
5erit0rt. Der Shooen ioll iib olii
$3.50 6elolifen lno tbeilpeiie Ourd)
@criidering qe0edt icin g9ic cS
9eiDt 1T O1S 6euer oui ole fabrldi.
iige 9ranoitiThlng cines nEronlps"
6llriid5ufilbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
DlaiicIt I'M (lireileu6gim.

Ios oiesidbrigc Dloiicit Der Gcut
idcu 8reiicn6cimnib finoct am Don-
teriiaa ben tS. Dlai 9saAniiila9S 4
llbr III oer g(hiidlt iioit Der Sallpt
punt BEG 6ciics lit je0od oilf ocn
Abcno Dcrlc1t an iUcldeln Inter
6altuaaeu iinttiin0en. Der glac6mit
tcg miro nit ocu Sulaiien menn
ni0gGb im 5reicn perDraht lHo iilto
allrrlci llntarhaltinacn bicr5li Dor.
9aicben @s miro cine SLIDER @ols
lgfte a59ebalten Der0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

tenant 5. u. @hir, ,. Sieut. 9io6ert
9. 9oDfin.
grite ieporatc Gompognie ~ Capt
90. q. Spencer, /. 9ieuteuont &enrp
Gpnn iry 3. 2ieutenont elmer DIOR.
Iel(.
9ottcrie q Gapitdn ggnt Set
SobuIou it,, I. 2icutcnant @uitoous
G6er, ir., 3. 2iciltenant 5. 8. DC.
2ona6on, .. 2iciit. 81. $. 9opO, 3.
2icut So6n 9liOgelp.
@orine Brigade, @l. g. g.
GontmanOclr Gbas. s. @todlin,2ieu-
tenont Commander 8. u. Sopoge
mo Sta6; GopitGn @Omin 9. g1iper.
3pcite 0ioiiion.
@ours aopeae.
@oltimorcr @oli5iitcu; @lnridoQ
9lo6crt 2. Garter, GommonOcur,
Siilismaridoa Souie unO Sto6.
Critic Gtbiiion.
@lnri6oa Gopitdn Sorocp g.
Sones.
Salfs @loric1oIl @oior 5. gle-
9iop 9oDcr
@larpIonO 9l9ricultur College So.
pcle
@lorplauO agricultural College
aooetten.
81. Sobn's College.
NlorplonO Sdule fir anaben
WcGonog6 Sdule fir ano6eu.
Gitp College.
Baltimore $olDtedniitbcS SnItitlit.
NiotorcDcIc Corps.
gtcrtcGioiiion.
Ct Morieu SnOuitric Shulc-ao-
pcIlc.
anig6ts Of @Dt6ios.
@oluiide 6oIfeu.
9(lte @aroc oeS 4. 9leeinnents.
9na6en @rigaoe.
@omeu'S Qroining Gamp.
9lurics' Draining Shool.
SirIt MorDlnnO 8oDs' 9tiriliarb.
5iiufte EiDiiion.
NloridoQ -9leomonO s. Stelport
@luiitfapcae
Gouioli0irtc @as II. electric SO.
g(ncricon Gan @oHianD.
Baltimore Sbio @iienbo6n'@c-
ieQiHoft
9ScunIpIoonio Giicn6a6n @eiea-
idoit.
@cItern @lorBlonO eiieubo6u.@e-,
ieaihoft
llniteO 9laitpabs anO electric So.
Steport & So.
@orOenoiae Gromrller.gorps,
@roger'S.
1be Sub.
8. &egiments ano6cn 9rigaoe-
Eromnller-@orpS.
9cuocr unO Baltimore Bargain
Souie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
gsplt uddl DcatidlIonb.

glm Ionuerilag, ocn iS. Diot
id6rt Scr Dampicr oGstor 2. nab
Guropo non 9lelpDort a6 mo aiHut
Roit iiir Dcitit6lano. CcitcrrciM.lln.
gara 16pci3 @uloarien mo Cir.
fai nlit Qlac fiir 0iaicn Iampicr
beitinnitea Roiiiabcn miilien bis
6cutc 9t6eno nm 10 ll6r im bic
iigcn &anptpoitaute cingclieiert icin.
Scinc gadctpoii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
Der ggclttrics 6citc Dur ciucm
,SaIjrC.


@cnerolitub8)
5ilolib bon Jleunc G6upcllc
cr5ielcu bic @ngldnoer goocnac.
mime; bic 5rnn5oicn nutcrneb-
men wieoer pcraablihc 9lneriiic
aui sic 2orettobo5c, cbenfallS in
sgrieiicrwaIoc.
siiolid ocs 9iieWcn riideu
Dgoeptcnoc riliiiidc Gtrcittraite
bon &oiUuo gcgcn citpreuBcn
ucr, 0oh iocroru i6ncn idnell
oentl0c &ruppct cutgceu aciuor.
fem
SSli C3oIi3icn III BON Den Driit
idlca 5piic6en Der gsisIofuiin.
Dung inio SoroSlau Scr llcbcr
song iiGer ocu cen mitcr sen
gINgen oes ocuticlcn aailcrs
ollacinein cr5ipmlgen. Die Sorts
BON lBr5enDsl licgcn inter Ocut.
iAcm nno 5iterrcidlii6cnI 9rtiI.
lcriefelcr.
sSnnitten ldrmanoer StroBen-
S{iniogebungen ii Stalicn treten
ollein sic 5o8ioliiten fir bic
gleutrolitat eiii. SIN GiniS
fommt es oll blltiaeu a0mpien
5miiden sSricoensanBdngern uno
Wdlitdr.
Gie ainerifaniihe Hegierlng
crGebt ii Berlin Ghiiprud gc.
Gen Die Sbdtigfcit Der ocutidlen
lI.@oote iino foroert 5dnb fiir
rcilrnoc'gIme
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

u6oro's" Gicie &o@e iolgeuocs Gperui
NepcrtOrc
1louiae. 2leHliaa Qiiiwoa @aiuce nuo
WhcnD! Dnribn"
Gonucrline, .9reiiag eamiiag Wlaiince uu6
MbCuO. a6uuit"
,,Nanetn abe Nlisnei Wlnier8"
,,0ippnbrpme Nunoepilc unb 2snnbcDilocr.
,,NinrDlnun 9lunoeBlc mn0 &QHoebiocr.
,,0luHf .MtuDrmie" .Entcali"
,,Ninrnlauc SDdeB Sub" gpui 4. bis AZ.
Ylni SriiblnhrsNcNncn 81 BimCo.
,,Jliper BlclU &arF guerlei &olsbclulils
Hnnacll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
9SOlisciGrStc iuerOcn nddlitens Ci
nannt.

0ie @oli5ei.G Gomiuiiidre Oiirften
i'm 2olfe Der n6hiten @ohe ibrc
@rncnmnecn Der fiinf @oIi8eidr5te
6efonnt mc9cn. Die StcIen oeS
Gbefur5tes, ser cinen SnGreseebalt
bon $500 besicbt, unO bon bier
9ler5ten nit einem SobreSgebolt Don
ie $1,000 miiiien bciest iperOcil. @S
ocrloutet III gitlnterrihtetcn arci.
fen SAB Oie gBobl ouf Or. 9infnep
g. 3obis. gtr. S24. 9|oro Sutton
g(bcnuc. ais Gbcfor5t follen miro.
unO OaB ser biSberige @oliaeior5t
Or. Sancs 30. Groig6il in icincm
g(mtc bcibe6olten ipcrocu miro.
6cruer peroen oie 8oli8ei. Com.
miiiGrc iiH in ocr nGhitcn 3eit iibcr
Ole 6rogc i1Iiiiiig peroen niiiiien,
Oh iic Die Stellc ocS Scfrctdrs Der
&oli5eipriifuuesbc6oroc ourb cine
meiblihe &criou beIebcn iollen ooer
nicbt. Gs perlautet, oaB iiber ole bic.
len glpplitationen peiblider 9ewer-
Der I'M OoS g(mt eS bereits ali lebbof-
ten Iisfrtiiionen innerbal6 Der 4oli-
5cibc1oroe gctonlmen iei obne cine
Ginigung Der Naitglieoer 6ur 6olge
81 5obcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
glemnliataMicMO NOIlare.


---------.----
S{oiictc 0cn @altimorcru sic 8illD
Smoa1-Gompaouc. Die frci.
williac Spcuoc fiir @illv bctru9
$10,274.44.
0aB sic @illp SUNDAY Gonpognc
III Baltimore Oos bii6iAc 5iimnd)cn
BON $4,000 foitete, wurOc gcitern
bcfannt. Sn ben Sammcltcllern I'M
@rpedunes. .Sduppeu an Scr g)orf-
GooO, lopic an @aorsGontri6utios
ncn muroen $96.6tt.l2 cingenom-
men. Sieroon waren ange6Iid &c.,.
255.S3 iiir mo6lt6dtigc Snititltio.
ucn mo $lO.274.44 fiir Die Jog.
o6rcimilligc Spenoc" on ocn 9efeb
rungs.aiinitlcr. Cine 9lebeneinan.
oariicllung oeicr 6eioeu 3n6Icn
5eigt me5r luie oeutlid yoes @uoels
acrn."
Gem 9lebnungs s9erid6te gelndB
ipuroen idmmtlihe Gerbinolihfeiten
be5ablt uno sic BON oen neridieoenen
4erionen oeleiiteten @arantie. gei.
trdge 3Iriiderltattet. Gas Gaberna-
lei @ebduoe foitcte $19,9t4.03;
NlietDc uno Gr6alting Ser iciioalen
&ciiocn5 ocS 9efcbrungsfiinltlcrs al
Dionnt &ernon $loce belief iih All
yuIr" $2s73S.S7, pG6rcno oic bon
Der @eicllidlait pdbreno Ger Sam.
pagnc pcrbraldtcn gta6rungsmittcl
$097.73 foiteten. Sin 9ltomobi.
mclhc5 8iuD Eoa lmo 9loGt 5ur
Ncriiieung itauo, foiicte $52S44.
lin 9illp a6er IN uidt gar 10 iAleG-
tenn Sid5tc erihcinen 5u lailen lci ou
oos ncttc @eifidltcn crinncrt. in
mcl6cm cr ciner arntcn bungrigeu
6rnn $50 gon5c $50 IN oic
9ibel legte. Sin Iebr nettcS @c-
ldlidDtbcn. ~
%crcinigtc Singer Dpn Baltimore,
Stntr glbcnS @robc fir Ginwei6nng
Der 0rrnberShitc, 4 SaO.WqD,Gtr.,
gIriuusDanptqRnrticr. (Dloi17)
Gem OicridDtsDerfubrcu ii6criuicicn
Nlag $. Guiit, iril6cr Director Ocs
! @lobc gaupcreins, ocr Dor ctpG
suci Snbrcn aus Baltimore per-
idmono, ais CHI 5cbl6etroo bon
iiber $1,000 III scr Stoiic ocs Ser.
Gins cnt0edt iporDcn mar, lit gcItcrn
inter $500 g|iirgihoft bon 9li6ter
SMrocOer III ocr norolihcn YoIi5ei-
itution 0cn @roBgeihporcncn ilbcr-
nieien mor0cn. 9iaH ocn 9(uSiugeu
BON @eDeiuipoli5iit &ortcr lno Ger.
gcant &uruS bonn nor0pcltlidcn 81.
itrift, Die Glutt bel gGiuOior Ntills
6aiteu ioll iicb Guitt 5ipei
Sabre lana IN 0cn @GIocrn bon @al
iimore Gount bcrborgen ge6alteH
ba6cn Guitt miro ibcitcr6in ole I'm.
icric6laglne BON $500 bon einen
l8irtbc al Der Gu6a.5troBe in SO.
,uit @oint sur 2oit eelegt. @r ion
angeblidl allie ibm sur 2uit 9clcstrn
Sergcben ciugcitanoen bn6en. Gritt
Iuobnte friiber III oan Souic glr.
1000, Aibbirton. Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

EcIcaraNIIiIdler gQctterIeridlt.

Nus ocl iIbrigcn @lmOcS S8cttcr-
@aobahtunas. .Statiouen uurocn Die
icIgen0cn boditen Gcmperotllrch
oic inn s llBr seItern sIbeno berri6'
ten, bcridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

9lncnoemcnts 5um @aiGoocr &C.
plant 0iep gorfer 0'diic 6e.
iiAiigen 6ieiigen Soien TT S. s.
Wlabon in ieincr nenen G6dtig-
leit. 9ciidtigung ser Guaran.
t1nc-5totiou nuIBte olligeoe6en
iDerOen
Gttuaige neuc glmenoenents 5li
oem @ou.Goocr Der Staot Baltimore
purocn in ser ecltrieen @erioum-
lung ocr 9uoget-9cb0roc Sistitirt.
NlaDor &rci!on erfldrte, ooB er ein
Gonlitc ernennen miro, 0oS ocn GoOer
priiicn mo ueue 9lmcnoemcnts in
Goridlug 6riu0eu ioll, inn bic @e.
iebe ruicoer 0ou5 olli sic So6e ocr
Belt 3l bringcn. IS iinO bci Der bic
iigen StootDcruoltilng 5a9lrcibc
8ricfc cingelouien sic alogcn ibcr
oicie imo icne geiiimnling oes &c.
icBes brohten, wel6e nod glbIiht
Der SMrciber 3it itrcng mo bon Der
3cit ii6crbolt ieicu. 9lmcuocmcntc
rcgtc and SER 8. g. Sperrp an, Ser
iid Dor Der 9uOgct.9c6orOc gcitern
6eiono. lno oie 9lpplifatior fit ocn
9lcli6au Oe5 u@6riitIiHcu @erciucs
iiiuger 5railen4 bciprod @r erfIdr
tc jipar. ooB feline ro0itnlcn 9lcnoc-
rungen icincr gluiidbt nah crforoer.
lid ieicn, uuo oaB Is leidt icin mir
DC, ocu 6isbcrigeu GoOer oen icbiacn
9eOiirinilicn an5upoiien.
Inter ocu in 9luSiicbt gcnonTmcucn
Mlitglicoern ocr @epiiions.G Commit.
iiou muroen geItcrn G9cf.S .SSnacnieur
Galniu gg. Senorid, @c6Guoc.SSnipcf-
tor 9prne rmo 5taot.8rofurotor q.
q 6iclo 0enount- Iie gtmenocmentc
werocu in 5orH einer &eroronung.
Oic bon Scrrn 5iclo obgefoBt pcrocn
miro, nicocrgclcat mo ciu8c6rocbt
iper0ci.
Sur Erdiioentin crm d1lt.
S5rau Senrictta 6. anorr, cine Scr
@rdnfcniudrterimcn ocS itdotiicbcH
@ciuuobeits Icpartcments, 1T gcItcrn
in cincr Gcrinmmhug ocS nWlorD-
lanoer &crcins bon arantcnpGrtcrin-
acn4 5li Scr Erdiocutin Der @cicll-
idait rrud6lt porocn. Tic @crianlnr
llug fono in ocn &Gimen ocs Itdoti.
ihen @ciluo9eitS. Gcportemcuts itatt
nuO 6ntte foIgeuocs 9lcililtof 9icc.
Braiioeutiu, SRI. @l. Srauccs Gd6er.
ger; Sdabmeilteriu sri. Sio6ella
Glart corrciponoircnoc Scfrctdrin,
Srl. Glcanor &orfer; protofollircnOc
5cfrctdrin, Sri Siiic Sones; 4ro.
gromm.Gomite: Sri. Sallic 2ncos
Seam Goriibcrin; Sri. Senrictta
%oscoult uno 6rl Catherine 5nmp-
ion.
. 8eiidtigen bieiigcn S
len
Serr @uilcrmo Olonteolgro uno !
9omar0o 9onilla famen gcitern pom
Jleip.9orf nod Baltimore, Inn oen
5ieiigen Sdien 5li 6eiidtigen mo Die
feunen 81 lernen, Die 9alti
more fiir ole Ginhlbr BON Siioiriid)-
ten mio Gblt 6ietct. @laDor &reiton
mo Stootrcailirntor @minn 6oticli
Die @ditc bel i6ror gliidfo6rt ppn
6u6a uno Der 4anamn-Stnnnl5onc |
iui Dem Dompicr 8oitores getroiien
mo ihon onmnls ocn Mlmih scr
ocrrcn pcrnonnncn Baltimore aui- |
julnden Gic 0crbrahtcn 1ciiern
,iuc 3citlang init @iopor Breton iii
0cilcn 9iueou rn0 internabnicn ip1. |
.cr inter Der iSiibrliug Oes Soicn-Sn-
lcnieurs NicGoU cine gciihtianng |
'cr 9altimorcr @aiicrfront.
5crr 8. s. 0lo6ou iii icincr
neueH z bdtigfcit.
Sn iriner Giacnid)oft ols Stuot. /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

Sur @larDIano uno Ocn Giitrilt
Columbia 6eutc bclp6lft, rcgneriid;
iuciilidc uno itarfe 0it-@inOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

sic bgutjgc 4}rDbc Der &rreiuigtcn
Sanger fiir 0ic Gfnpeibrmg 0ps
arriiBcr Niiita finOat nint III Oct
2c1mdnn Safe ionosrn in oem
Srion @anptauarticr, glr. A. Siio
caD 5loBc NJ. gsagenars Salle,
gsait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

lic llt0lldle 1torlna bat lebt olts
LID &irginia init Dcrnle6rtcr Scftig'
felt errcic6t, mo imo uorooItlidbc
5turlnmarnungcn bon 5anoD Soof
bis Goitport crlaiien. Sn Der 3ipi.
iben5cit bat oie meitliAe Storlng III
iorooitlihcr 9iidtrng lid bcwcgeno
0en Superior 5ee nit perminocrtcr
Seitiafoit erreidt lmo lit Der 1rud
pom @olf oon Nierico norolid) lcidt
acitieacn.
Gic Iiiolide stotung bat oeu
langerpiinIcbtcn Gegeu in 0en Siio.
itaaten nit lib gcbrodt unO bait Der
SlcgcniallS III oen Central. unogloro.
Iiiiriftcn oitlib Oes Oliiiiiiippiiluis
ies all. DcsgIeiden regnete es IN ben
g9eit @olf Staatcr iuto Dem crtremen
gSoromciteL ipd6renO im @eiten uno
cgtremen 5ii0wcitcu bcitdnoigcS
s8ctter berriGtc.
Dlit Der 9lisnabmc BON 9lcgcu,
oer 6clte in 9}eu@n8lano lmo Dem
noroliden Ebeil Der mittelatlaniir
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@etter i'm glagcHeinea 6eutc, luic
lnprGen in allen anoereu Giiiriftcn
5itli6 oes 0liiiiiIppi.5ludics flor
lain Gs miro morBcn ii Den mittcl.
nn0 iii0otlouiihcn 5taaicu fii6ler
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
WreiIenheim.

0Onncritas srORcs @loifrit in Scr
Slnitalt gludjmittaes A ll6r. Sln-
ipradje. ~ 9l6enSs s ltgr ltntcr6al-
tiing. Silber.GUllcftiun. (W2oii7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

bon uno nan TeuhhIano un0 Ge-
ltcrreih.ltugarn iibrr Hoitcroam luO
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17

Gus Dem ouscrleicuiten Sopfcn mo
Wiol6 debraut fommcu irgcno ipcl.
d9en importrteu/9icren gIciD. Der
teine @el1mod unO @ebnltreic6t6iu
lpreben fit iih iclbit poopn sic iiA
oprdl eine Fro6c leicbt iiber5ulgen
fonnch aiitc 81. 9rauerei. @arioro.
2lpcy Wotnment' m0 pillcu Str.
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(0iail7) (qln5-)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-11
Starr Records

l.
Include the initial recordings OF Elsa
ideal Miss
Nacht VIOLIN
Italian Viss Arte from the
Both display wonderful
OTHER VOCAL RECORDINGS
John Dodd baritone and noted adds his
baritone first records which will
GILLIAN RECORD FOR THE CHILDREN
Before in record you
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-01-20
Soon Were Gliding Along.

over them, and they folded their wings
in alarm, for they knew that II their
wings were wet it would spoil their
beauty.
do you think the nymphs are
awake?' asked one, and then the wa
ter grew more wavy than ever and the
nymphs came to the surface.
$50 you have been bold enough to
sail on our river" they said. I'VE will
let you sail about for awhile and see
how you like It," And they splashed
water over the poor little fairies, who
begged them to stop.
why did you come here II you did
not like the water? You thought we
were asleep and you would steal .
SAIL" said one nymph
eve will give them . sail in our
swift boats" said another, and up to
the surface came hundreds Of shells
drawn by glistening fish.
The nymphs made the fairies get in
to the shells. and such wet looking
fairies as they were. Their wings hung
limp upon their backs and their pretty
dresses were spoiled, but they meekly
obeyed the nymphs for they were
afraid upon the water and did not dare
use their wands.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-01-20
What the Doctor Knows
KIDNEYS MUST BE RIGHT TO
INSURE HEALTH

Fev people realize to what extent their
health depends upon the condition of the
kidneys.
The physician in nearly all cases of se-
rious illness, makes a chemical analysis
Of the patients urine. He knows that un-
less the kidneys are doing their work
properly, the other organs cannot readily
be brought back to health and strength.
When the kidneys are neglected or
sbused in any way. serious results are sure
to follow. Therefore, it is particularly
necessary to pay more attention to the
health of these important organs.
An ideal herbal compound that has had
remarkable success as kidney remedy il
Dr. kilmer's Swamp Root.
Tho mild and healing influence of this
PREPARATION. in most cases, is soon real
lied. according to sworn statements and
verified testimony of those who have used
the remedy.
When your kidneys require attention,
get Swamp Root at once from any phar-
macy. It is sold by every druggist in bot
tles Of two sizes-50c and $l.OO.
However, if you wish first to test this
treat preparation. send ten cents to DR..
Kilner L Co.. Binghsmton. N. Y. for 4
sample bottle. When writing be sure aad
Hsotsoa this papsr.-Adv.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-01-20
9l|}&gP1:%M:
W MlR
- A.ss..3
EAiRiGs AND MvMpns.
1DaGsA1l AScHH
0MnsE~ S0nnalD -

Oas aight in The TALL of the yeas.
Whea the leaves were falling in show
ses from the trees, the fairies wan
6sred down By the river.
The queen had always told then -
keep away from the water. whether II
vas . river. an ocean or lake. for the
water nymphs hold full sway thers
and they should not intrude.
But the little fairies saw the big
leaves floating over the surface. and
they looked 50 attractive in the moon
light they could not resist the tempta-
ton to take . sail.
II do not believe the nymphs could
catch U.s." said one. we can sail 20
fast and then they are asleep at this
hour" And soon they were gliding
along like SO many flowers; their little
wings were like tiny sails and made
them 60 very fast.
But the water nymphs were soon
aware that someone was in their do
main. and the first thing the fairies
knew the smooth surface of the water
became like little waves and the
leaves and their passengers tipped in
the most threatening manner.
"Oh, dear!" cried the fairies. sup
pose We tip over" The water sp,ashed
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-01-20

and to give him definite purposes at
an important period in his life.
Z. To furnish to the aggressive, pro-
gressive rural schoolteacher an oppor-
tunity to vitalize the work of the
school by correlating the teaching Of
agriculture with actual practice.
The aim of the boys club work is
the same as that among men-viz, to
secure the adoption of better methods
Of farming and greater yields At less
cost. Many of the boys In the clubs
who begin to study agriculture in this
way will continue the study in the AZ.
ricultural colleges; others will con.
tinue such efforts on their farms. and
all Of them will make more useful and
more efdcient citizens. From the pleas.
ant and profitable experience of own.
ing and managing their small plats,
they Will develop into Independent. In
telligeut farmers.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-01-20

fault. 30 took Dodd's Kidney Pills.
They were the means Of saving my
life."
oodd's Kidney Pills. 50c per box st
your dealer. or Dodd's Medicine Co..
Buffalo. N. Y. Dodd's Dyspepsia Tab
lets fer Indigestion have been proved
Soc per box. Write for Household
Hints. also music of National Anthem
English and German words) and
recipes for dainty dishes All 3 sent
free-Adv.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-01-20
CITY VERSUS COUNTRY BOYS
Prizes Of City Life Hold No Allure.
nsnts for Metropolitan Lad
Not Worth Striving For.

Speaking Of the curious fact that
city boys seem to have greater phys.
fcal stamina than country boys, there
is also the Civil war tradition that 1t
was the city boys who stood priva
tfons. long marches and other physical
strains better than the country boys
What makes the country boy out
strip his city competitor must be his
ambition to win the prizes Of city
life which dangle so alluringly before
his eyes. whereas to the familiar Vi
sion OF the city boy they appear as
mere matters Of course. hardly worth
having and certainly not worth ex.
ceeding strife and self-sacrifice.