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Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
Tao. Raa and RobtaIl.

From tegg or teg--a doe In the SEQ
5nd year of her age: rag, a herd OF
saa1 OK 1attins lime; DoDtail, lawn
;ust after it has been weaned, and the
phrase means an indiscrimipate col
lection of sheep or dear.
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17

The beginning of the second day
of the messenger boys strike found
growing piles OF undelivered tele-
grams in Western Union and Pos
tal companies offices and the ex,
ecutives of the companies con-
siiering seriously the hiring OF
girls to take the places Of boys.
Almost 1000 messengers quit
work.
In Boston ten years ago during
messenger strike young women, at
tired in blue jackets and trouserel-
ties, stepped Into the vacancies and
nlled them creditably, Since tbea
similar strikes 10 other large cities
have been broken by injecting fe-
male strlkebreakers into the sit
uation.
J. q. Turner, general manager
of the American District Tele-
graph company, that furnishes the
boys TO the Western Union com
paDy, and Postal Telegraph Off
ciels are at loss to know how tue
mess ngerettees will be garbed in
the event Of their being hired. =,
n. Y. Sun.
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
Hightower Executed.

Silver City, N, NJ, Nov. IL
Lucius @. High,ower, convicted Of
the murder of his wife, Mrs. Halle
Hightower, at the Tyrone mining
camp in November. 1915, today
paid The penalty for his crime oil
the gallows. The execution took
place in the court yard at Tbs this
morning, the drop Of ak feet de-
capltating Hightower, death being
instantaneous because Of hisw eight
being over 200 pounds. The moose
severed the head from the body.
Hightower went to the gallows
without a tremor. Standing on
the trap be made brief statement
in which he advised all to turn
from evil to avoid getting into
trouble aud meeting tAs like hs
faced. He forgave all who had
anything to do with his conviction
and hanging aud asked the for.
givenness Of everybody for what
be had done. He eaid be felt that
he was going to his maker and had
made peace with God % bis
march TO the gallows Hightower
stopped at the cells of other pris
onsrs in the county jail and bads
each one goodbye and samonlshed
them to be good. He slept well
last night, awakened about six
o'clock this morning. partook OF q
hearty breakfast and calmly smok-
ed Il cigar, remarking how much
be enjoyed il. He left notes to
each of his three children, now
living with his dead wlfe's parents
10 this county.
A witness of the execution was
the father of the murdered woman.
Hightower was first sentenced 10
hang NJ ~ 5, but was given stay
OF execution on an appeal to the
supreme court which affirmed the
death sentence in October and re-
set the date for his execution No
vember III. No further attempt
was made to save the condemned
man. The body was unclaimed
and was buried this afternoon in
the potters' field,
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
Apology.

Conjurer--"Now, sir, you admit THAI
the card you have Just taken out OF
the handkerchief Is the queen of clubs.
yet the card you chose and securely
tied there-namely, the ace of spades
II now produce from this hat" Timid
volunteer-"So sorry-my mistake
Punch.
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
DelYeateIy EXPRESSED.

Little Bobby had been eating rasp'
berry pie and had left the marks OF y
at both sides of his mouth, when q
little friend of three came In and said
to Bobbie's mother: "Mrs. O., can ]
have some of what Boobies got on
his face?"
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
Poetry at the Bottom Of the MUG.

''IIe will work." said Tottcnham
(Eng.) constable of defendant, III
he knows there is a pint of beer at the
end of the job" This must have
been very much the sort of thing
Tennyson had in mind when he wrote
Follow the Clean"
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
Caution.

Shall empty your wastebasketT
asked the janitor. 1T ia brimful ct
correspondence" NO." answered the
man who is combining politics with
high finance. Just hand me my
bonds and stock certificates and III
stuff 'em In some plgeonhole so that
you can lock the waste-basket In the
safe
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
aCostermonuer."

Ribbed costard apples. a cooking
kind, are now to be seen In the shops
The costard is referred to In the
household accounts OF Edward J., In
whose reign the street seller of the
apple was called a costardmonger-
hence "costermonger" and "'coster."-
London Standard.
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
womsn and Suffrage.

II q woman demands votes, Offices
and political equality with men, AZ
among the Shakers an elder and side~
ess are Of equal power--and among
the Quakers--it must not be refused.
It Ia very cheap wit that hnds IT 80
droll that woman should vote.-Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
Home Happlness.

Probably nineteen-twentieths OF ths
happiness you will ever have, You VIII
get al home. The independence that
comes to a man when his work Is over
and the feeling that he has run out OF
the storm into the quiet harbor OF
home, where he can rest in peace and
with his family, is something real.
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17

The Father-"Can you support my
daughter in the style to which she has
been accustomed? The Suitor-"Yes.
but not In the style to which her
mother and you have been trying to
make me think for the past six
months she has been accustomed"
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
Hidden Treasure.

\ diseased COW was removed from
a dairy farm In New York by the state
veterinarian and killed and dissected.
In its stomach was found a gold watch
with a gold chain attached to 1t. The
watch had been lost several months
before by boarder on the dairy
farm.
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
Whale ,Whlps Five Crews.

The largest whale ever captured In
that vicinity was caught In Fred Pc
req fish nets, near Santa Cruz. Five
launches tried to tow the monster to
the pier without success. Nets ana
ropes broke and the task was aban-
doned. The whale was fifty feet long
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
NOTICE

When you have nnal proof notices,
to be published, don't forget that the
SIERRA COUNTY ADVOCATE has publish
ell such notices for the past thirtyysars,
and will do the work as cheapiy ann
correctly IS any one else
Sierra County advocate., 1916-11-17
For o New umbrsIIs.

Before using new umbrella inject
a small quantity Of vaseline int the
hinge portions OF the frame. Vase.
line will not spread like oil and spoil
the covering, and 10 a sure preyen
tive against rust. Wet umbrellas
should be stood on their handles to
dry; this allows the water to run out
of them. instead OF into the pars
where the silk and ribs meet. thus
causing the metal TO rust ana the
silk to rot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
aiinf SuOtc, mc6rere Serlettc.

erie, @o., "a. 9luguit. II 9ei
0enl 8uiommenbruh elmer Brittle,
nlf Der Iib 8pei ibmere &robnen
bcfonoen murocn minoeltens flint
glnoeitelte Der ngIotionol 6ounorO
Co., olf oeren glnloee Der llnfall
ltottfono, eet0otet uno mebrere Der-
lett. 0ie @erungliidten moren iln-
ter Ger Bride bei6dftigt unO wuroen
inter Oen Sriimlnern begroben. Be
ontte Der @eieaiAoft eIoltben, ooB
mcbr ais o6t ibren 500 gefunoen
boben. Die 9enoue 3obl fam crit
uod 9fGunulng ser Eriimmcr feltge-
ltcat per0en. Wlebrere onoere wer-
Sen nod 9(lsiogc Der g[er5te ibre Sci
zen nibt iiberleben fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
etarG an einem sdlaScl6rndl.


Coroner GileD bonn mittlercn 81.
itrift iebte oeitern ieine llnterIubung
ii6er oie llria6e oes 9Iutomo6il
lnfolleS, Ser Iic6 on 01ittpo6 W1or-
gen in Scr oersGngerten Charles
StraBeu 9(oeuue creignete, fort. @r
befragte oie lle6erleben0en, md6reno
Or. q. @ Geirlc an ser "a Sabre
alten 0ella 9on9mortb BON 9}r. 1895,
9}oro Gutom StroBe, sic 6ei oem
llnfoll m'S 2eben fam, cine 9(utop-
iie bornobm. GoS M6O6en bottc-
mie Or. &cirle feitItelltc, einen Sdd-
oe6rtd boDougetragen, oiBerOem
murOen i6r feds 93ippen cingeoriidt
Sobn Q. Gelono, melher oos 9lrto-
mo6il oeIcnft bate uno I'M N1crcp-
Solpitol nit einem S6GOelbruH oar
nieoerIie9t, miro bon einem @oli5i-
item bepo6t. 9iitb Storp 9cipis,
ole ebenfolls NIT einem S6G0el6ru6
i'm MerD Soipital liegt, miro pobl
nidt nit Dem 9eben Ooponfomnen.
S6r 9efinoen bat ii6 oeri9lebtert
Die onOeren orei @erlebten wuroen
aus Dem Soipital Gntlaiieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
eObt gsiIIun-9lOm lOminiItrutiOn

&riegSsSefretGr 9Ieipton 9. 9ofer.-
SSn elmer 9Iniprode in @oter-
bile, @lc.
3oterbille, W}oine, "a. ghlg.
&rie9s-SefretGr gtelpton 9. 9ofer
ipenoete beute bier in elmer fir sic
oemofrotiide @ampagne o6ge6oltene
&erionnlrng Der Administration
g9ilion's groBeS Sob. @r bob 6eroor,
OoB Ser @rdiiOent, iopobI Oen euro.
pGiicben 9lationen pie @lerifo gegen.
ii6er oie @oIoene &egel ongemenoet,
ilnO Oen @eiit Ser ltnob6Gngigfeits.
@rfl0rung leinen 9e5iebungen nit
fren0en WiG6ten einge6ou6t babe.
Sic Ser Stooten ieien Ger SreilnO
oaer lno ieOer eltropGii6cn gfotion
unO eS ici oies @rGiiOent ggilion 5u
OerOanfen, Scr Oiele frclmOli6en 9e-
5iebungen ouiredt er6olten babe.
moour6 er Oieies 2onO in sic Gage
Ocriebt babe, bel Dem 5rieoensihmB
oeS 2anOes moraliibe &roft elm @ort
I'M Sntereiie Ser @eredtiefeit lnO
Wfenidlidfeit gelteno 81 MAIDEN.
@e5iigli9 ser merifoniIben llnri.
ben iogte Serr 9ofer, OieIe bdtten
i6ren Slnfong lunge Dor Ser Belt ser
icBigen 9lOniniitratiou genonlmen.
Ger ErGiiOent bo6e our6 9lnpen-
oung ser eoloenen Regel, nE6ue an
bern mie Oh niinideit, ooB man
Cir tbue" SSrieOen 5pii1en glme.
rifo mo Mlerifo erbolten. @r boffe,
Dab fein amerifoniiHer SolOot ie
ipieoer einen SbuB iiber oie @ren5e
ob5ugeben boben piiroe itnO OaB
i6lieBli1 8rieOen umO 3ufrieoen6eit
cin5ie6en piiroen in Oos 9to6borlonO
Wlerifo, ais eiu 9ieiultot nbIutloier
Siege, ipie iie tGglib an Scr @reu5e
gcieiert purOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
eicf Our cimcm SitneS.Sms.

Golp6 2ambert bon glr. 1873,
98oro @lwooo StraBe, Scr 2enfer
eines Sitnep-9ulies, ipelber oas 81.
gcnt6um bon @iaiom @. W3arOel
BON 9}r. 1t5, 9toro-@otomocitry lit,
iiberfu6r an Der 6opetteitr., peitIi9
Ser &enpooo-9lpe., Sen i'm Snuie Scr.
124, 9IorO-Streeperitr. wobnboiten
6 Sabre alten 9iobert Solomon. Der
9nabe mar Dor oas g[utomobil gelali-
fen, I'M ireeno einen @egenltano auf
Der StroBe alti5ubeben. Snmbert
bradte i'm iofort 8rlm Sobns Sop
fins-Soipital, ino 0r. 9urfett Der.
bonO leine @unOen Ole MIR ecring-
fiigiger gtatur maren. Sam6ert
puroe inter 9(nfIoee eeItellt bod
Oertagfe ser 9fi9ter Ocn 6oa bis gum
5. September.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
@idtin fir @sotprraOfa6rer.

gtad elmer llnterreOuno, Die Der
Nutomo6il Gommiiidr 9oue6mou
nit Dem @eneraIunpalt giitdie ii6er
Die @eIeblidfeit ciner SrOre bate,
onr6 mel6e cs Oerboten miro, ooB
me6r ais 5wei @erionen auf einent
O}otorrao fabren, mo6te ser Gom-
niiiar geitern befonnt, onB ltebertre-
ter oieier Orore nad Dem +. Sep.
tembcr Derbaftct unO beitroft weroen
piiroen. Serr 8ou9bmon lit ser
slniibt, Dab Die @efabren oes Wlo.
torraoiabrens 6eoellteno Oermebrt
mcroen penn mebr Ferionen ii6
oorouf befinoen ais Site oorgeieben
limo. Motorr6oer 6oben mir 3wei
Site aui8upeiien. Ser GomminGr
ertldrt oicie 9tnoronino be5oee ii6
ni6t ouf &dOcr nit 5eitcnoorri6-
tlmoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
guuni.SuSiuuer Ieetcn Gurrun5i
item 5it.

GouqIa, 9(ri5, "a. 9fuguIt. ~
Salt oos gan5e %. Battalion Ger
sonora Snfontcrie ipnrOe orrd
go.ids, mcl6e sic 'SoIOoten IN cinen
Sintcr6olt gelodt butten, Oerni6tet.
0ies gei6o6 bei 9atemonte I'M 9llo'
mos-GiTtrift, etipo Dor 5ebn Eagen.
Gic Meloung muroe BON So6uari-
pa ae6ra6t. Sa6uoripa licgt ehua
300 MeiIcn IiiOIib oeil @rcn5e
Yribntnodric6ten bon Sermolillo
beItdtigcn oie Mel6lufger bon llnrlt-
ben inn peItlihen Ebeile bon Sonora.
@elo unO SnOuitriclaee iollen oeren
Souphlriode iein.
Gtpa 200 Mann Negieringstrltp-
pen mari1irten our6 einen enget
9SnB, oIs Die Suoioner ii6 ouf iie
itiir3ten ghir moeere 9eri6te lou-
fen bier Elm. @ieIe 9eito6ne Ser @e.
genO iollen uor oen Snoionern, oie
ii1 aIIerGei 81 S6uIoen Ioiien fom-
men, in Die 8erge gefloben iein. Sin
&ooallerie Commando unter Dem
9efe6l bon Oberit 9lnhetto in So
buaripa lit infolge bieler Oeiertioncn
81 l6mad geiuoroen, in's SeIO 5u
5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
SnmOes6eamtc ais 3emscn.

Sic tS Sabre olte Wlorgoret Sbeg
bon CoOer, 91..S., ino Der 81 Sabre
olte @orOep SoOgc bon Columbia,
oie Dor eini9en Togen nod @olti-
more tomeu uno Die 9[ufmerfiamfeit
bon 9camten oes SyuIti3Oeportelnents
ouf Fl 95ogen, wurOen geitern Oto9-
mitta9 bon YaItor IS. ~. @piter,
Dem Seeliorger Der eriten Oelttibeu
oereinieten ebangeliihen Stride an
Der @oltern gloenue, no6e 9roao-
looD, eetrout. Sooge erfldrte, ais er
bon 0eteftio Sones einem @erb6r
lInter5ogen ipur0e, ooB CT oos O}Go.
den nob Baltimore brodte, INN bier
nit oeniel6en getrollt 81 perOcn. Die
Slcen5 murOe Ooroufbin iofort ge6olt
llno im 8eiiein bon mebreren Bun.
oeSbeonlten piroe Oos Yoor in Dem
Sureou bon 9unOesmori6oll Stod.
bam 5um @unOe fiir's 2eben bereint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
9nrdj cincm Sricffuitcn Ocrlctt.

Sin 9rieffolten an Ger Gdc BON
acinpooO- uno @oltern-9loenue fiel
geitcrn gl6eno bon Dem Efoiten, oil
Dem er befeltigt mar, ino oerlebte
oic o6tiGbriee NlorD SuGens bon
Scr. SOB, Genpob0.9loemle. 0oS
&ino erlitt idmer6bofte @unOen ont
&opfc unO an Den Shultern; es
muroe nod ser elterlicben @obniing
ae6ratht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
0nrac stnNtnrilinfeiten.

gInt Dem baltimore 6rie0bof mur-
oe gcltern 6rou 9(nno g. 6. Smbof
ySittwe bon Sobn @. Snbof weIdc
I'M sllter bon 81 Sabren OoS 3eitIi-
cbe gciegnet botte, 81 @robe getro-
Gen. Die 9eeroioung iano bon Scr
@obnung i6res SHwieeeriobnes in
Srie6ton, no6e 9lrlineten Serrn @.
=. Gbilos, ans itott l1no Ieitete @a.
ltor Or. Sulius Soimann bon ser
3ionSacmcinoc sic SroucrfcicrIid6.
fciten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
9SaitUr Sr. Susnc bcitu6Icm.

Sm Bureau Ser @e6eimpoli5ci er.
l@ien eeitcrn 9Iu6mittag Goitor Or.
yii&oro g8. Soeue, Der frii6ere Scel-
lor9er Ser biiH. met6. 9tlferite6ungs-
Stir6e, ga ibm cine eolOene llbS, 0ie
er bon ieiner @emeinoe 51m @eidenf
Oetommen bottc, ais er lein 9lmt
nieoerIegte, in ieiner @obnng in
oen Gccil apartments eeitoblen NOR
oen mar. 3wei @ebeimpoli5iiten
puroen NIT ser 9(uiorbeitline oes
0oIIeS betrout.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
Die rcdtc Saftc sc6rOdcn.

9eim lleberi6reiten oes 6obr-
OommeS an ser SuO.Smollmooo-
lmo SguIosfi-StroBe muroe geIterl
S(benO Ger t3 Sabre alte Benjamin
6rieomon bon 9ir. $40, Siio-&u-
loSfiitr., BON einem 9[utomobil, mel.
Dies elm onoeres i'm S6lepptou botte,
nieoergeriiien mo bon Dem 5meiten
ii6erfabren. Ser &nabe mur0e in
cinem 9rioat-9(ntonobil na9 Dem
-SQuare-Soipitol 9ebradt,
moielbit oie 9ler5te einen 9rr1 Der
redten Siifte feititeaten. 9ic Gbailf-
feure ioIlen o6ne ii1 Inn oen llnfall
gcfiimmert 81 baben peiter gefabren
iein. 3pei @er6oitltneen, Die bon
@oIi5iiten 0es iiiOweitli6en 0iitrif-
tes borgenommen pur0en fonnten
nibt 5nr Socntitdt ser &raituagen-
fii5rer fii5ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
@IadlunnIdl- -ScIcsrammc
bor ii6eraa an oie Seloen ser
,Dcltihlon0."

9erlin Dio 2onOon, %. g(ug.-
9us allen S6eilen Geilti6lonO's,
Seiterreid llugarn'S, 9ulgorien's
iuo ser Siirfei Iaufen @IiidlpunI6.
SeIegrnmme fiir Gapitdn &onig imS
Oie Mnnniboft ser nGeutidlano "ein.
Gas unooriiAe llnterbouS ionote
cbeniaQs Elm @liidlpuni6 Sele.
gromnL lmo 5wur ooreiiirt an oen
oeutiGen 9feidstog. 9lm 6reitog
miro Captain &onig lmO ieiner ma.
deren Ntonni6oft Elm oifi5ieacr Gm.
pfong in Bremen bereitet tueroeu, all
Dem piele bobe &egierngs-9eamte
ltnO 6ernorragen0e &erionli6feiteil
Sbeil nebmen iDer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
ScridwunO am Sage nudJ Der Sud-
seit.


Ter % Sabre olte 9obert &reiner,
DER Sobn zines rei9en 5obrifonten
IN g}ep-Dorf, wuroe geitern bon
g1ep-gorf ourb 0eteftio Gunn noN
baltimore 8uriideebradt, neil er
bier feline Srou botte Iiten loiien.
6rou &reiner, oeren Nl1odennome
SInnette @olsfp mar, mo Oeren 81
tern in 9&r. 1906, 0it Baltimore
StroBc, mo6nen, lernte i6ren @otten
am A. Sanuor Oieies So6res on Der
ede bon Somaro- unO 6ronflin.Str.
tennen. @egenieitige Suneigllng
5ei9tc it'd nod wenigen Stiluoet Il,
an oemieIben Gage lieBen iic iib BON
&obbiner Or. Q. Sboffer bonn Nlc-
GullobitraBen Senpel trouen. Sic
einaen Damn nod einem SoteI. 9(m
nobItcn Gage lieB n6er ser ilnee
Nlonn ieine 5rou iiben un0 per-
l6manO. &reiner muroe na9 ieincr
glntlrnft in Baltimore Dem S6eriff
iiberoe6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
gIMf Oem @cne Der geRermna.

Ger "a Sabre aIte elmer q. @ad-
ter, ErGiioent Ser 9(uto Speciality
80, Der um @1ittwo6 Morgen idwer
ocrlebt wuroe, ais iein 9lutomobil in
Der bennington glOenue, 9rooflpn,
i'nfippte, 6efieOt ii6 I'M N}ercp-So.
lpltol olf Dem @eee ser 9eiiering,
Nie 9ler5te 6ofien 'ibn am 9eben er-
Dolten 81 f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
= Srumf SOO.

SSn ougeblib iel6ltnorOeriider 9(b-
Ii6t tronf eeitern ole % Sabre olte
emma SeIbD bon gir.14, Sit.Gentre.
StroBe, cine fleine 0uantitGt SOB.
Sic muroe in Ser 9lmbulon5 oeS mitt-
leren 9iItritts nod Dem 1Wiercp-So-
ipitol" eebrocbt, bon mo iie, no6oent
lie bebonoelt wor0en por, entlaiien
mur1c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
ToIgen Ser 20 6por8eu
2iIte".
Qon S o n, "a. 9luQuIt.

2onoon "a. 9lueilit. n 0ie
6irmu @eoree SIN & 60. Elm Son.
ooner aoufbouS, wlroe 6eutc nit
elmer @eloitrofe bon 25 YfO. StarI.
uno 10 @uineen beleet neil iie nit
elmer bonGnoiiben ouf ser ,,Sdwor-
5eu Site itebenoen 6irmo @eibGitc
gct6ou bat.
0ies lit Scr erite san ieiner glrt-
Der StoOtrihter oeriicbertc, SAB in
3uiimft cine Diel icbmcrerc Stroic
ouferlegt wcroen wiiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
sine alranate acrnnetldlte ieincnEnil.

I5n 0cr 6obrit Der 0@ool @n.
9lneering Co., Union. lino g8oo0.
oerrp- -9lOenuc, fiel eeitern Dem %
So6re olten SorrD 9udleD bon Scr.
lO2, g}oro- -9raoforoltroBe, cine feds.
oolliee @ronote ouf Sen SUB, nobel
l1m oerlel6e Oolitdnoig 6erquetidt
luuroe. Der @erleste puroe bon ei-
nem glr5t bebonoeIt inO onnn in
elnem 9[utomobiG na1 Solie &C.
bro6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
gLMtu ltnb (garnac nnfae6rannt.

0os 2oltolto 6es Bidders GborleS
y. Maeo0e fing bei'm &erloIicn Scr
@oroee in g}r. TT, 9(isquitbItroBe,
oelteru @1oreen 5u friibcr Stunoc
6euer ltn0 muroe mitiommt ser 90
roge Elm foub Der Slammen. Ger
Senter oes NlutoS, Sulius Sort, ent-
fom gIiidIi6er @eiie obne @erIcsuu-
Aen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
9ic CsrOe 6c6t.

Cairo Sl., "a. 9(ueuit. -
Seute muroe bier ein lei6teS Gro.
beben wobrgenomnen. Sn SoDoile
wurOen 5iuci St0be mobreenontmen
lno oercn orei in Ebebes. Shoocn
mlr0e ni1t ongerichtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25


&eriger Eooesfdae imo &ranfbeitS.
fGae ge6eu Soffnung auf 6aIoi.
ges Guoe ser Gpioemie.
New yorf "a. gluauit.-Seu.
tigen Nleloungeu 5ufoIge bat oic Cpl.
oemie Der Ginoerldbmimg cine be-
oeiItenOe 9Ibuo6me gefunOen iomo6l
9etreffS Der Sooesfdae, ais aud er.
neiIter @rfronfuneen.
Srnerbolb ser "a Stmoen bis
beute Nlorgcn 10 llbr Itorben 80
9inOer uno 100 ertrontten, lpdbreno
in OemieIbeu 3eitabiduitt bon ges
itern iih oie GoOesfdQe auf AZ n0
Die @rfranfungen ouf 1871 belieieu.
SIN gersleide Der t6eIiden Gnrh-
idnitts Grfrontilngs.6du bon let.
ter @ode BON 1870. iteben 0ieier3abl
fir Oieie @ohe iii eeeeuii6er, nab.
reno ser Gurdibnitt BON SoOeSfdl.
len oerieIbe 6Iieb, nGmIid 33. 9llS
eeiunoet entIoiien nurOen 1877 go.
tienten.
Nlebr ais cine bolbe 0liaiou lit
ihon fir ole @efGmpflmg Der Seu6c
Deraisgobt morOeu, uno es berriht
bic 9Innobme, ooB nod me6r ais cine
weitere balbe Nlillion oiiSeegebeu
mcrOen mliB, ebe 0ie 5euhe ibr On
De gefunOen boben miro.
Oie bisber NIT Dem aus Dem 9lute
gebeilter @otienten eemonnenen &c.
RIM in Dem Sample eeeeu Die Sim.
oerl6bmlnosieuhe er5ielten 9leinl.
tote iino reht befrieOiaenoer Natur,
menn man aud trosOem nod longe
nidt BON einem imieblboren Seintit.
tel reoen fam. Selbit ser ionlt iibcr
olle MaBen optimiitiih ongebauhte
@eiinobcitS Gommiiidr Or. @mer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
Die critic Gunfercns.
Ger metifoniid-umerifanii6en Gonl'
miiiion 8ur 9iegeIing Ser @ren5.
itreitigteiten miro am A. Septetn-
Der in 9telp.0orf Itottfin0en.

nllllion 3lr Eegelltng Der @ren5s
Itreitigfeiten miro am A. Septei1-
Der in 9Iep.Dorf ltottfinOeu.
Staot &c critic, "a. 9lugult.-
Somes Qim Hogers, ser omerifoni.
i6e &ertreter BEL Der @arron5a.9e-
gicrlng, CAB beute Dem SluspGrtieea
9(mt befonnt, Oob oie oorldufiee
Gonferen5 Der Iertreter ocr Ser.
tootenl un0 W1erifo am Montag, oen
a. September, i'm r9iltmore" in
g}ep.Dorf obgeboIten iperOen miro.
@s banoelt lid Inn eine Gonieren5
ser Iertreter ser genainten 9totio-
ncn 5ur 0Ii9ti9itellung ibrer eegen-
ieitigcn Sdpierigfeiteu. W}erifo's
gertreter weroen am Sanitag bier
obreiien. Die enogiiltiee Gonferen8
miro wo6ribeinIid ireenomo oil Ser
9}cuenelonofiiite a6ee6oIten werOen
Serr 9loOgers BAT oen gluftrag er-
bdlten 0ie merltanil6e Gommillion
81 beeleiten, wel9e iiber @oele @oB
na6 glmcrifo fommen miro, pie bor-
lGniig angenommen miro. @6breno
oeIlcn mer0en Oie omerifoniihen
9[ngeleeen6eiten in Megifo in oen
Sduoen bon Charles 9. Yurfcr rll-
ben, Oem iebieen Sefretdr Der ameri.
fonilchen 9otinoft.