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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
MANY INQUIRIES
AS TO SWINE SHOW
Porcine Stock Breeders in All Parts
of Country Plan to Exhibit
at Omaha.
ACCEPTANCES ARE PILING UP

Exhibitors for the first National
Swine show, which is to be held in
Omaha October ri this year, are
piling up fast.
In answer to letters OF invitation
sent out to swine breeders the coun-
try over by the bureau of publicity,
scores of letters are coming from the
breeders giving an idea of what they
will exhibit. and of the general inter-
est that is being taken. While the
dates arc conflicting with the state
fair dates in several of the states, not
ably California and few OF the
breeders are writing that they cannot
exhibit here on account of such con-
flict, the majority of them neverthe-
less are anxious to exhibit at the ma
tional show.
A letter from Peters, Samson &
Walker, Holtville, Cal, commends
the excellent judgment of the ma
tional association in locating the show
in Omaha.
F. J. Moser of Golf, Kan, says: al
will certainly be there; thank you for
the invitation"
Llyod- Mugg & Co. OF Kokomo, Ind,
say, I'VE expect to visit the show and
want to exhibit if we possibly can
Nels c, Jensen of Extra, Ia, writes
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
ACCUSED OF ATTEMPT
TO ROB, SANDERS IS HURT

A man giving his name as Eugene
Sanders, no address, it is alleged.
attempted to rob Mrs. Allen, who
runs a rooming house at 804 North
Sixteenth street, just after dusk last
evening. Mrs. Allen, who had $l2
in her pocketbook, screamed and at
tracted the attention of a roomer,
who rushed in and grappled with
Sanders. Sanders was carrying a
knife, according to Mrs. Allen, and
in the mixup he received deep slash
in his right hand requiring several
stitches, and cash over his right
eye. He was taken to the police sta
ton and DR.. Myers patched him up
for night in jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
REFUSED TO ADMIT s
PATIENTS, Isl CHARGE
And Superintendent Rogers of the
\ County Hospital Says, "You
Bet Your Life"
DIDN'T WANT THE "FL0ATERs'

That Superintendent Fred Rogers
Of the County hospital refused to ad-
nit certain patients that were sent to
him for treatment at the hospital is
the charge made by County Commits
sioner Henry Mcdonald in explana-
ton of his asking that the superin-
Iendent resign his position.
This charge was made by Commits
sioner Mcdonald in letter written
to Superintendent Rogers after Rog-
ers asked for explanation of the re-
quest for the resignation, which came
a week ago.
81 have never intimated at any time
that there was graft in connection
with your management at the County
hospital" said Mr.. Mcdonald in his
letter.
You have not worked any harder
than I have to make the hospital
success.
Reason for Asking Resignation.
"You have at times refused, how
ever, to admit patients sent by the
commissioners and members of the
staff of physicians. This is not your
privilege, as the county physicians
and medical staff are in authority
as to who shall be admitted. For
that reason your resignation is asked
for"
Superintendent Rogers says he new
er refused admittance to patient
sent him, except in cases in which
the patient was not resident OF
Douglas county. II have refused ad-
mittance to some such hoaters who
drifted in here when they were sent
out by the county physician, but
never when they were sent by the
county commissioners" said Rogers,
"The county physician has sent me
patients-hoaters-that would be a
drug on our hands for two or three
years, maybe, if we took them in. |
have refused some such fellows ad-
mittance, you bet your life.
Tells Of Other Cities.
an the other big cities the county
hospital does not accept such fellows
from the outside. They send them
back where they came from. Denver
would not accept foaters from Oma-
ha. But here there is tendency to
accept everything, because if they
stick around long enough they'll be
voters after a while"
Superintendent Rogers said he has
not been asked to attend the session
of the county commissioners Monday,
when it has been announced that the
superintendent's case would come up
for consideration, mo, have not
been asked to attend the meeting OF
the commissioners" said Mr. Rogers,
NOR have been officially notified
that my case is to be taken up"
DR.. Lee Van Camp, county physi-
clan, also makes the charge that SUI
perintendent Rogers has turned away
some of the patients he has sent him
Superintendent Rogers makes no
effort to deny this, but holds that he
was simply projecting the taxpayers
of Douglas county from the burden
of caring for sick that should have
been cared for by other counties and
other states, since they were not resi-
dents here.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
NEWSBOY RUN DOWN
BY WOMAN M0T0RlST

Enrico Mellicor, an Italian newsboy
with a stand at Leavenworth and
Twenty-fourth streets, was struck by
a speeding automobile driven by a
woman about o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon when he ran across the street
to sell paper.
The woman did not stop to investi-
gate the damage done, and no one
got the number of the machine. DR..
Meyers, from the police station, ex-
amined the boy, who was severely
bruised about the legs and back, and
took him to his home at Sixth and
Pierce streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25

daughters-in-law, grandchildren and
great-grandchildren were present at
the anniversary dinner, together with
other relatives and close friends. Fol-
lowing the dinner was reception
which many old friends and towns
people, as well as friends from vari-
Gus points over the state, attended in
order to offer congratulations and
bring beautiful flowers to the fortu-
nate couple. Although, Mr.. Gavin's
health has been quite poor for the
last few years, he was able to par
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
EMERSON MAN DIES
OF BLOOD POISONING

Emerson, Neb., June 24-(Special.)
Charles Reggie, who had his hand
mashed while working with bridge
gang few weeks ago, died at Sioux
City of blood poisoning He lived at
Wayne and Newman Grove and was
then engaged in the oil business, hav-
ing worked with the railroad company
only a few days when the accident
happened.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
GAS BIKE RIDER HURT
WHEN WHEEL HITS auto

Alex Siala, 1918 Park Wilde avenue,
was badly bruised when his motor
cycle collided with an auto driven by
Miss Pearl Piercall, AIS Lincoln bouf-
evard, at Twenty-seventh and Califor-
MIA streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
IT WAS COLD OUT IN THE
STATE LAST EVENING

1t was bit chilly out in the state
Friday night Broken Bow reported a
minimum of 43 aud Valentine mini
mum of 40 degrees. Omaha's mini.
mum was IS. It's warmer in the west
today, but cooler up the valleys and
the weather bureau doesn't see much
change in temperature just now.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
A. LESLIE DICK AWARDED
VERDICT AGAINST YATES

A verdict of $1,027.52 has been
awarded to A. Leslie Dick, against
John T. Yates, in district court. Dick
sued to recover property which he
says was withheld from him, in spite
of a partnership agreement existing
in street sprinkling business into
which he bought.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25

On June 10, 1856, Antony l..
Gavin and Margaret McFarlane were
united in marriage at Sterling, Scot
land, and on Sunday last they cele
brated the sixtieth anniversary of that
event at their home at Friend, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garvin emigrated
from Scotland to Canada the year
after their marriage and in 1879 came
to Friend. Nine of their children, as
we'll as some twenty sons-in-law,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
UNCLE SAM TO BUY GAS
FOR RECRUITING OFFICER

The Navy department has sent au-
thorization to Yeoman Stoner of the
local navy recruiting station to post
navy advertisements in the towns
surrounding Omaha, using his auto
for the purpose. The government
undertakes to pay for the gasoline
and Sis a day per man for expenses
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25
WANT FARNAM STREET
OPEN WHILE 1T IS PAVED

The Commercial club has requested
the city council to require the CON
tractor to keep one side of Farnam
street, Twentieth to Twenty-fourth
streets, open during the repaving
work, which will be started soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25

Within the last year 200 saloons in
St. Louis have closed their doors on
account OF lack of business, and 500
more are reported to be in bad finan-
cial circumstances.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25

ticipate in Sundays enjoyments and
to receive the congratulations of his
many friends and we'll wishers. Mrs.
Gavin's health is quite good.
Guests, sons and daughters came
from Havre, Mont; Elk City, Okl.;
Cleveland, o.; Hardy, Burwell,
Omaha. Alliance, Fairfield, Powell,
Fairbury and Lincoln, for the celebra-
ton and many letters and kilograms
of congratulations were sent from
many parts of the United States and
Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25

Denver has established its first
penny milk station, for the sale OF
pure milk at a penny a glass.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25

The women of Newark, N. J., plan
10 build municipal welfare building
as a memorial to women and children
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-25

lpr Kings New Discovery will give quick
relief in bronchial irritation and bron-
chiaI asthma allayS Inflammation, eases
sore spots, All druggists. Acknowledgement
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-04
FL SENADOR Stone CONFERENCE.-THE
CON Ell PRESIDENTE WILSON
Sc runora que el Secretario Lame sera nombra
do Presidente de la Suprema Corte que
habra un cambio en eI Gabiuete

bos. entire rIlos 'eI del GASP del '.Pizr-
sia'r Pero ningunas G!rr1a-ac5o;nes
qHisDernn hacer sohre el particular.
Se saios sin ernbalrg9- q1Ie @fnHscs fun
c6nnarios diacutias.oG tanob5&n ~ sn
c0mfenenciar aolos,e alnsr:aas ~arl'' Jos
Gue pnoba5oIeTlente Sc aag2n en- l0s
tratadNs ccn Colonabja y %i"aragua~
REasn6lasge aant'F%a cGn an:li.!gr.r ila
Cue el Presi&ent5e |lIsCm noGrbG;as'55
al Serretaa.iO Lana, Nara sustitIir 2
Lamar 2m e, TRe@po DE @gesidente die
ia @snpi,ema Go1%s de .Jus-ESi;., ra@c
este EGabIa 7cl,5;Ia c,ra',GrGEa,a;io y So:
rrre rua Ia. CO ,nla .r:'an. :..aatD t:;i...,i co
nao oomsecmencia algjn canahr0 en-
rl Gahinete. mues Gr- Lime THO 20
1t@i &escmP23ar los dos puestoa rnen
-6ona8Dz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-04

WASHINGTON eneno Ell ;s 60
n25ios' St@na, F'nesifente lie La rComi-
.si&n de Eelaci0nes E&teiji"nea s!al Sc
naiIo De ia Rer5ip%% N. nGnifi2zto hoy
,qna tan prontO ,rEmN ri pr2s5iente
Wilson a1.ribe = es::a carital, sci6c5t2.
ri ura cCnEGrencia ran 1l paIa dis
curir ace1ca de Gs GGGanel;a H2as prNl-
glenta te w=1as,aIl.ar al C0ngrezo Fl
estado DE a'1laciomes que ez:iste oon
Anstria-FlanTraa y Gnc sill dnda ven-
Gia ,agra%asse CON el nIrDentc &,lc5-
Glente del hundim!enf0 del ''I'srsGa''. =.
en Ea cual catas.lEa.s parnce que la
hab6do alglnas P5=ni5&s de- TidAs tie
r1u&adanos ,i,Elsricalors.
El :Senaaor sSt~ae ezturn caafecHn
cIandn hpy Ell Ia tarde c0n el Secns-
-barEo Lansing s0.bre G:iversos asan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-04
E3tI TIJUANA B. C.. Sc lbR|EROR
H[IEEHMENTE Ell. HLPIDROH0
Y LIS CASiS DE JUEGD

ET. PA~'n, T'rH1s, E.n"no &.-!.a Il
pp-niUEt '5r .a trmr3o-oia d. carrH-
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flima@a Eaia california. ,a~i c@rno
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ra IA rI.D.@lari6& lln @'n",: iNE@n@ en
5a 1li>.nn pmlJlas.jl:l., - Itio" Tne
HG~ cmaca,lumr& I,lrr'M Eadaa mca' ~L
roroncl f." ."itan CMlti moGe-h@ aIn'~"s
d. qrIr es;HraTsa rl aH:r~25r~ H"Gl I'll
GENERAL tia@!@ Mi'rr2jn lraia reIuiIr-
sr al &cD!'~mo de &ar.".
I,mirmt:@ csIo ~n cHenin al PHn0er
Tcl,.. apr@T1j las re..-a'sIo1les del co-
nomsI C:arIfI = aGIoriEd boz poDce-
Submarines rsara Gue abricran la iaal-
poffa5ia nIe .Un=oe pl E5tuana, a Ie-
ar IT. Hu@ Irabi1 decretaGO hac9
iirnmo LAS nuijdad die t@Cias Ias can-
.,nSinnla as ig"..Llas pOr Villa v C.anIi.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-04
1855 ~; ;Et5 .A,,li,'nGsa .E.EEi%E.S
i'% .ri'a4A e.. EfHi:Eiia R..N !:;.
hF L.: "%sh;ssl!

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irrN-atNr "'r Aarm3, rG gIcl "mcu"mif'n
H1-r -'o-.'uTINron iarr Gia- ron Onzos
hatrn~-
U.s. roo@riI aml"rj"r rrmre,Ea 6a
fu'GlL' aia'55. 3 nan ha -i,-@ .'onIirnaa-
Mla hodaEa%S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-04
E1+s - ~ - FEsaI- ~ T7TI -. k's
III EaA < W - @-@ ; 5-sl - asfT so
Z - i ~ y ~ {, Is - = -.ai :. a%s-S

We gE4rstrls--= IA P34--91Sa has 3 la-Ee-
ci=ca2'-Jon ltaa22 any ot2@r r-r=,rG nle"'TEaa-'er
n tfI= / rit~l States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-04

Cnrapae I'D sus lifyrrs Ell esEs4iiol lEus-
CID Il. Iozgno, 6D7 Do3ascssa Ct. sar hntn-
mic, TemGs. Sr rGsa es la rnas A,aratan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
9er beleitiate 0lcriOiam UOm 9aria.


@S lit nibt gar 10 lange ber, OaB
iid in ser geogrop6iiden @eIt nod
Orei Wierioiane oen 9long itreitig
madten. Die 0eitideu rehneten bic
SGneeeraoe nod Serro, oie @ngldn-
Der no6 @reenpi9 umO oie 5ran5o-
fen na9 Dem Weri0ion BON 8oris.
lin Der ooourd in oen gItl1nten unO
Oen geograpbii9en glngaben berr.
i1enOen @erpirring ein @noe 81 be-.
reiten einigten lid oie @eograpben
i9lieBli6 auf Die aleemeine 9lnnab.
me Oes Wlerioians BON @reeniui1.
glut Die 6ran5oien madten nibt nit;
lie blieben beim Wierioian bon 8oris,
f1npften iogor 6artn6dig iiir i6ren
Werioion geeen ben acknowledgement
GinfhiB, oen iein 9fipale bon @reen.
pid ausiibte. Seit europa in o3eit-
5onen~ get6eiIt mar, 0ie no1 Dem
@reenmider @erioiau bemeiien pa.
rem ri6tete lid iiberoieS gou5 ggeIt.
europa na1 Der @reenmicber OrtS.
3eit, oie 3ur weiteurop1iiden 3eit ee.
ma6t puroe. Ger llmitnno, oaB
oiele 6inter Ger oes Merioions bon
Boris nm 8 W}inlten 21 Setiinoen
5uriid6leibt, CAB Dem fran3oiiiden
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3eitunitdn0en an5Ipoiien, im6 70
muroc ieiner5eit ole peIielIropdiite
8eit fir 6ronfrei1 nit ser 8eitim.
mulg eingeiii6rt; nGie eeiebmdbge
3eit lit ole oes Meri0ians bon ga.
ris, ab5iielid 9 Wliniten 81 SeflIu.
Oen." Oas fran30iiide Bureau fir
2GneenmeiIung, oas NIT Der gluiItel-
lung Ger n3eitfunOe" betraut lit, ie.
nen 6erii6mten Sobeaen, oie felt 237
Sa6ren oie fron50iiiden S1iiie auf
Dem O5ean um0 Die fran50iiiden
gllhonomen bel i6ren 9eoba1timgen
unteritiibten bat nun oeu lebten
Sdritt ouf Dem @eee Oes uoIlitdnoi-
gen @er5ibtes olif ole 10 eiieriiihtg
eepo6rte geoerap6ii6e 6iibrImg &c.
mac6t. Su ser y3eittafel fir 1916
Bat oem5ufoIee Ser alte Wlerioiau bon
&oris Dem Merioion BON @reenmi6
6os 6cIo oerdnmt. 90 Bat ser 2rieg
6ranfrciH enolid 0a5ll gefiibrt. nit
oem ger5idt aui ieineu 10 lauge be.
9aIIpteten Wleri0ian 81 @unIten lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
ncr cngliiHen 8reumoe Oas Opier iei.
ner @ieenliebe 81 6ringen.
Nie Ier6iIdlc 1ran Il eine sfIaniM.

Die Ierbiidjc Srun cine Sflabiu.
Sin Ier6iides 9Iltuei6er.S Sprid-
mort beio9t: n@em Elm ano6e &C,
borcn miro, iin9t nod oos nelnte
9lahbor6ous, bel Der @eburt zines
WlGo6enS o6er meint es." " 0os Coos
Der ierbiiden 6rou fam nidt trei.
fenOer eefenn5eidnet weroenb ais
Our1 oieien 9hlsipriId), beim Gridei-
nen ouf DER ir0ii1en 9ilofl6de lit iie
70 unuilIfommen pie ni0eliH, uno
pd6reno i6res gaii5en 9ebensloufeS
tdQt i6r an 9lr6eit lnO Eeniit5igln.
gen Elm ii6erreiHlideS MnB 81. sd
babe einen fleinen So6u uno per5ei.
ben sic mir 5lpei Gobter," pileet
Elm montenegriniider ooer ierbiider
9nuer 81 ioeen iuenn er BON ieiner
5omilie ipri6t oOer er 56blt ole
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Icr6il6e 1rau bari niemals 6eim
@orbeige6eu eines NinnneS einen
@eg frer3en; betreten fremoe Wi6n.
ner i6re Shweae, 10 muB lie i6neu
ole SanO tiiiien aud lueun iie OeuI
Sitter na6 i6re S06ne iein f0nnten.
Die Sauptnr6eit rubt aif ibren
Sdultern. Wlorgens bat iie lih in
aller Srii6e 5uerit bon i6rem Eager
81 erbe6en ais Die lette i'm Sauie
Ieet iie iib iblofeu @on 9fusrubcu
5ur Sages5eit fam bel i6r feline 9ieoc
Iein, 0enn auBer ser eeinmmten
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de oerridten,oie onoerpeitig I'M all
geneinen ais MGnnerar6eit eilt. Bur
@rnte5et fii6rt lie 6ouptidhlid Sic
Sidel, ouh Der GreidfIeeel 1T i6rer
barten Sano nidt iremO, mO an ooS
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re SdlItern bon Irii6 aiif 81 gepo6.
men, Sier lno bort trGgt lie Iie oli
Dem aopf. 9lienalS eiebt iie iid snm
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Singer nidt befleden. sic ollein
iteat in ser beiBeiten Sommer5eit
Die iroeneu 96iiiieln Der, in oeueu
lougiam 9roo oe6oden miro, mo
5mor 10, ooB man iie nit elii6enoen
ao6len 6eoedt 9lud in ser Sous.
inouiiric ipielt i6re ME roitenoe
@an0. meniaiIens 10 peit 0as gNe6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Die gSrcumOin OcS cIrOhfiiritcu".

syn elmer 9crliner 8eitlng leieu
mir: Gin Supelier aus g8ien lernte
fiir0li6 in einem Gofebaus am @lo-
risplas cine Dame fenuen oic ibm
no1oem nan etiuoS n1ber befonnt
gewor0en mar, biel bon einenl ruff.
i6en @roBfiiriten Der @oter ibres
&inoes lei imo ibr fir oen 8er6icbt
ouf oen @elib oieies Ginoes cine
groBe Silmme 81 5ablen babe, er.
5dbItc. sic oerfiiee oesbalb iiber be.
OeutenOe Wlittel SSbr @oridlog, Dab
ser sSrmelier Dor 9cgriiuouna oes
geneiniancu eieenen SeilHs in
Berlin ein @eid6it erofinen moge,
fano Inn 70 mebr Den 8eifaa oes g4ie.
nerS, ais feline 8ufiinftige ibm fir
oen 9lnfong 10000 W3arf poritredeu
noLlte. 9eOor es jeooh ooau FAM
folifte iie ibm einen 9rilantring uno
cine &romottennooel ab 9e8ableu
fonnte iie niAt eleiH, neil, pie lic
inqte, cine onoere Dame ibre 9anf.
eeid6fte perpolte. Ser Sipelicr
wuroe Itueig uno erfilnoiste iid bel
ser Griminolpolioei, 0ieie perbof-
tete ole nDome" lmo ltellte iie ais
Die 26 Sabre olte, aus Der @egeno
bon 2pd gebiirtiee $ubmaderin gll.
ma Sonnet feit, oie friiber ibon ais
@eroa Seinee uno @eroa Olermanu
mlitrat mo nit oenielben @oripie-
gelinoen II. u. einem 2unitnoler
cine beoeutenoe Supme abihpinoel.
te. Ole 1JrelnOiu oes GroBfiiriten"
muroe nad Wioabit aebracbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
1EGnGGc6e Ocriiinouna.

Rnum baB Der Singing ben erfien
G9rsi estun bat, 1T Der fron5OiiIde
Batter idou bsmiibt. ibn unter TdI'
f6une elmer offsntIi9en llrtunos Die
3utunft freunOIider 5u eeItpIien, ins
oem er es f9 na6 Dem gsiIpisl Isinss
2antsmanuss in asIIinss ~Wlinnu bon
@arnbelm" ongelegen fein IdBt, baS
Slid gu perbeHern. GjeIeeentIi4 Der
GrDrterune BON gletrntierungsfroeen
mo6t ndmlib i'm ~syisorO" Elm Stuns
besbeomter odrouf ouFmertlom, baB in
isinsm frausOFfben Stonoesomtsrsgi.
iter Die @eburt eines am 81. De5ems
Der obenos eeborenen Seinoes einges
srooen leI. Die Batter ipolen oas neue
Snbr Dem Isuseborenen 5ueute Tom,
men IoHen. 60 seben iie am !. Sds
nuar gum Gtanbesdmt unb meIben,
bab ibnen om /. Snunnr moreens Elm
Gobn ooer cine 2ohter geboren mors
ben iei. Daour9 erreitben iie, DAB Der
Gobn iih erit eiu Sabr ipdter gum
WlilitdroienIt 81 lte[len broudi, unO
ooB bic Honter Bel ibrer @erbeirotune
sin Sobr iiineer Ibeint. oIs ie 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

yr. 423. 2oborbcn 1T cine cbr eeudte unO be-
Iebte SSorbe fir Deden lno aiien Die aud cine mirf
lid quite Decoration bocn, men in Oicicr 6orbc &C.
lrbeitet gSr boben in Dem bier 9e5eigten N1eIitiid
Elm 0eihmadpoaes NhIter, oos in 9e5ug ouf Den Std
oic Giuio6beit eIbit it, Der cin5ioe Sbel DER ctwos
8eit in 9niprid nebmen miro, 1T Der ge6adte &ano
bod oud 6os fonn penn Die Stiderin es Wiinidt aus
gelaiien meroen ioem tie Die geordten 8oden elm
od nit Spiben ooer 5ranien rmiGlmt, Sn oieiem
@hlter bat Die Stiderin grobe 6reibet in ge0ug rt
9uswobl Der Sarbcn. g8ie sic ieben iino in jeOem
9ildeI Is 9nmen. bic in gel6en 9litbenblGttern NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
4loOrrur Sti&arbrltcn fit nnrrt gt(rrinntn.

iader Slocbiti Lungs Ser geOrudten 2ien oneebrott,
mlBer fir Die @lottrippen Ole fir llnrauoungstd
ino. 0ic 9lGtter iinO in belercm glotterin 8u Or.
bciten, ole 9l0ern ieOoA in ounflerem @rIn. De
Baden no in belcm apieIariin in 9nopflodtd 8I
modem Am
9os gou0e Whlter miro am idne0itcn ilno 8uire-
ocnelenoiten nit Strdgorn georbeitet oo OaOurd ole
SiOuren 6on berausgebrad)t mer0en
0as @hter lit ouf fenitcr 2uolitdt BON lobiorbe-
mem &imItIinnen georudt uno DER @reis, einideBd
"a OGDEN mcrceri5eno 5loB 1T $1.00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

in 9etra6t fonmt, bic SoliptrolIe;
Oie oudb I'M gluslonoe geiddBteu pol-
Ieuen @irot-Eeppide linO auSidlieB-
lid pei6li6c glr6eit- Nlon bari Ole
ierbiicbe 6rall ocS6al6 iuobl in gciuif
fem Slime cine Sflopin nennen oe.
rem Sl6miiben uno 9lbplageu bon Sag
5u Gag nur bonn SAIaf uuter6roden
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Die 5lpei 2eniber5iige, oe mir beute iauItrirt bn-
ben itclen ein ebr fenes @iter fir &reoId Slide
rel Oor Die bIbide g9rfung Ger ertieen 9rbeii miro
Die ooron berpouote 3eit ltuo W}iibe be0oblcn Gie
9uswobl Der 81 DeripenOenoen Sorben fam 70 eetroi-
fen peroen Dob ie NIT oer iibri9en 9e5igen Oes 3m-
mers in Oenl oos aiiien ge6rout perOen iol bormo-
nren 0o jeoodl 9lou in ioit allen 56Den bormonrt,