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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-19

supervisor J1U'g l. Molten uf fn"
MauA,uu forest office .,'t taia. i.r
H 'Ip POO the Iuu| .DuHtr..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-19
G.. D. P.PlATF0RM
To STRESS NEED
Or PREPAREDNESS
Protective Tariff, Americanism
and Needed Armament Like
ly to Go Into Document
Preparation Is Begun,

en-. ,go. MAY d. Preparation u.
the Republican platform which 80
ur submitted COB fb. national .aut'u.
,iou next month has started. aD."ru-
ing Go Fred " tphtm hartman 90
IA, lo,lI ,omulit,' uu arrangement
Tor ga, convention who returned FROM
Sew YORK. TODAY after % uui"i,n..
with Chairman TITLES tud either m'ul.
1,r- Of IA, Republican uarI"u, conn
mitto'.
strong plauE- futuuug Am.I.un
ISM military Ir,uurruu' and To- iIr-
ln tor thu protection ,' American |'-
dustrios, b. BIS said, are lIuurE ...
J'.'S h'iup considered TH. ..tnU .i
AmorlDuni~m and wIItlr. pf,UI. '.
ness viii b. is declared h, .IiH..,..l
strong o. meet every REASONABLE. a
mlul ui Progressive EopuHI.l.. H
.uIdluE Co reports received hrr.
talked with nearly Jl la, u..
guard leaders ia the east and i,l >'u
Yorf convinced that Elhu Root - d.,
mos, favored candidate for prrs.de"'
.Iu tho Atlantic states, said Mr. i|u-
ham "lf Root is not nominate
think Il western man viii b, chosen.
ono ut the most prominent u'u.
beers "f thu old guard told mo ina
he felt certain that Roosevelt WuTl',
not rocoiy, moro than eighty votes uu
the first ballot thluk Hughes uo.
chance viii be as Il compromise can
didntc ~ the event the convention
runs more than fave days
Nominating speeches tor presidon-
tlal candidates mas bee limited Go ten
minutes each and ]s'ooudirF -per'h..
to iN" minutes for each candidate.
according to present plans.
MI Cpham said the local commit
tee had received more than go. 600
applications for convention scat.
Tickets Tor the convention are
bringing from 500 To- $3.50 each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-19

who VIII help the cause. regardless
OF their political affiliations.
Her trip to the western sunrlEc
states has convinced Mrs. walker
that jhpy VIII he largely represented
..u the demonstration nj chicago ana
ST. Louis ~ both conventions tn"
women viii urge tho Insertion OF "a
strong suffrage plank. and the demon
,tr,tloua are designed To impress the
d~riegat"s with the importance of
h,"dtug the demand.
For the Republicans ats CHICAGO a
monster parade Will be held Illinois
suurdg, leaders hay assured Mrs.
Walker tina at least so 600 women
will be insine.
Al -. Louis the demonstration will
have 10 nayor OF novelty. Instead OF
partdluE the women viii mass about
ihc convention han, every one In uni
form and an carrying yellow purasuls.
Every doorway To the hull will be
guarded h\ the s%uuragists. Going tu
ana coming uut the Democratic dele
gates viii see vast fields ot yellow
pira~ul-. and the spectacle b. counted
upon To- present tn, picture that
All impress the delegations with
the Importance ana size of the sui
iTl-v question.
while the demonstration AZ 81,
Louis W.li BE "Walkloss and voice
less the Work there viii not be
%,pvcchl,s- There viii boz, speeches
40 different places ~ ST. Louis the
night of demonstration day
Las, evening aud today Mrs walk
81 met most uf he suffrage workers
here ana talked over the situation
with them. she Is staying At The Al
NaTadu hotel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-19
CAV N.RN To ~ SENT
TO me BEND DISTRICT

san Antonio. Tex, MAY l9.-In or
der 10 give adequate prot elton to
residents IA tho Big Bend district, the
sixth cavalry has been Withdrawn
from General %porshing's column and
viii be sent on patrol duty along the
border east and west Of Boquillas. IL
arrived at Columbus today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-19

Store opens nc 30 o'clock.
Closes AZ Il T. m. Open Satur'
days until a3G o'clock p, m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-19
Z. VOLTS HOUSE IS
DAMAGED BY FLAMES

FIRE TODAY dam q he back porch.
~ a." rys.d u.. .f t. Wolf. Sis West
MprIuofi, at.rU The .lmlly were
home ~ the TOM, but %" u knew
how ia, hlnz" r'.rtod. The loss IN
covered Dos insurance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-19
Monday Will Be the Last
Day of Thrift Week

Value, aud bargain pa our house
furnishing section galore Have
vuu attended this sal,' TIN. b.
one OF the biggest money saving
events that hns taken place iu
A~lhaqurrqur for % long uLII,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

government" mile west of Brookings
and this part Of the road is to be fixed
up in fine shape. With the work now
being done and what has already been
done on the south road between Volga
and Bookings. the road will be in OK
cellent condition before winter. There
is one other matter that needs atten-
ton along this road and at the present
time makes it dangerous. The willows
at the bend Of the river should be cut
out so that the road a be seen. As
it is now, one going east cannot see a
person going west until within a few
feet of each other and there is a grave
danger of a collision at any time. With
the Willows removed the south road
will be a dandy.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12
OF A COLD
Brookings People viii Do Well to
Heed Them

Many bad cases of kidney trouble re-
suit from a cold or chill. Congested
kidneys fall behind in filtering the poi
son-laden blood and backache, head
ache, dizziness and disordered kidney
action follow. Don't neglect a cold.
Use Doan's kidney Pills at the first
sign Of kidney trouble. Follow this
Brookings residents example:
Mrs. f. C. Dokken, S. Main St,
~BrOokings, says: For a long time
suffered from weak kidneys. brought
or by an attack Of la grippe. Dull
pains in my back handicapped me In
doing my homework. | was subject
to dizzy spells and was all run down
The first box Of Doan's Kidney Pnls
made me feel much better and | con
tinued using them until the lameness
in my back disappeared and my kid
neys became normal"
Price soc, at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge'
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mrs. Dokken had. Foster-Mulburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12
Local and Pc sonal

Will Dockendorf was a Sioux Falls
visitor Monday.
VIM. Corcoran was owe from Nolga
on business matters Friday.
Ed. Bennett was here from Water
town Tuesday on business matters.
Consult an expert corsetier Satur-
day. October IA. Cole Mercantile Co.
f. II. Jennings was here Friday from
Estelline looking after business mat
ters.
Miss Cherry Babcock was over from
Flandreau and spent Sunday with
friends in the city.
We will have an expert corsetier in
our corset department Saturday, De-
tober IA. Cole Mercantile Co.
Francis Cushman, of Seattle, Wash,
was here Thursday visiting his aunt,
Mrs. E. R. Hubbard. He went from
here to Watertown.
Mary Miles Minter,, sixteen year old
star, at the Pleasant Hour Saturday in
Lovely Mary" a charming photoplay
written especially for her.
Rev. w. A. Mast, accompanied by
Rev. r. j. A%itcheson, of White, return
ed Monday from Sioux Falls where
they attended the Presbyterian synod
Of the state.
Miss Agnes Walton returned Sunday
morning to her home at Hitchcock, ).
d., after spending the past week with
her friend, Miss Orilla Norton, and
other friends and relatives in this city.
E. H. Wiley, accompanied by Mrs.
Roy Wiley and Mrs. E. A. Bachman,
were up from Flandreau Tuesday on
business matters. Mr.. Willy owns a
half section of land southeast Of this
city.
A small fire in the basement occu-
pied by S. Marvin, the plumber, was
discovered by DR.. Jackson Sunday
night. The fire was in some sawdust
and might have been serious had the
doctor not discovered and put it out.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Daniels and
daughters Alice, Mary and Lucille, of
Cushing, Iowa, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. S. B. Daniels, Of Sioux Falls,
arrived by auto Monday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Miller. Mrs. Miller
10 =, cic+o, &c ~ ID nopio1c
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Johnson Friday, October 6. The
young Miss weighs 8 pounds, and has
been named Elizabeth Westcott John,
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson reside at
Madison, Wis, now. They are gradu.
ates Of State College and are well
known former residents of B~rookingG
Eugene Mccall, who will be remem.
bered by a large circle of young people
as a guest of Bland Catlett about 81
year ago., died October Sd in Mime
apolis from infantile paralysis. HI
was a graduate of Harvard and Anr
Arbor law schools and was a ii attn
lete in both schools. He was a yer!
bright young man about 20 years o
age.
Mrs. Timothy Farrell, an early set
tier in the eastern part of the county
but of late years a resident Of Seattle
Wash, died there last Wednesday. TIL
remains were brought to Elkton, am
services were held at the Catholi'
church there Monday and intermen
was made in the Catholic cemeter.
near there. The remains We're accom-
panied from Seattle by John d. Farrell
and Miss Sarah Farrell, son and daugl
ter of the deceased. Another daughter
Miss Alice Farrell, of Chicago. wa
also present at the funeral.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12
REGULAR TEACHERS ExAMlNA-
TON

The next regular teachers eXamina-
ton for Second Grade, Third Grade
and Primary certificates, will be held
at the Court House Thursday and Fri
a. m. Applicants will be furnished
paper and ink.
Herbert w. Blakely,
County Superintendent of Schools.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12
\ y y 4 y y = 4
THEY ARE OUR BEST MER-
CHANTS

CHANTS
= J. r. Hamilton, former advert =
= ing manager for John Wanama =
" says-"Any man is careless no \
n doesn't turn to the adveV ing v
" news of his local newspa for y
= whatever he is going to y, be- y
= cause the best merchan' are al y
/" ways the ones who ivertise. =
" They are the men who and back y
= Of what they do and S They are y
y the guaranty of goc faith in the =
= business world"
y = =
DR.. J. r. Jacksr Osteopath.
Don't fail to V our corset depart
ment Saturday, ;tober IA. Cole Mer
camille Co.
Miss Pear farley was over from
Aurora and ,ent several days visit
ing Mrs. o .. Hubbard. She left fol
llolIIt luN az
Charlie Chaplin, worlds most fam
Gus and ighest salaried screen actor
at the leasant Hour tomorrow (Fri
day. ght in a new two-reeler.
NJ Freda Green, of Little Rock
low spent a few days here the past
w 4 visiting her brother, DR.. Green
3 1 family. She left for home Mon
~.
Helen and Carroll Blakeslee, who
had been here visiting their uncle anc
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. S. SeliX, for a few
days returned Tuesday to their home
at Osakis, MINI.
John Jesme has rented his farm anC
with his family departed Sunday lol
Long Beach, Cal. to spend the winter
and may possibly remain a year. They
we're accompanied by Mr.. Jesme'E
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Meadow, accom-
panied by their son Clinton and daugh
ter Celia and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Shale drove down from Watertown Sat
urday to take in the football game ant
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tree
Mr.. Meadow is a brother of Mrs. Tree
and Mr.. Shale is her nephew. Clinton
Meadow is one of the star players OF
the Watertown team. They all return
ed home Sunday.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

the operation. His mother passed
away at her home in Lake Preston
about two weeks ago from typhoid
and a brother is i'll with the disease
at the family home.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

Friday afternoon of last week a
goodly number of friends and rela-
tives gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Lengkeek to extend to them
a farewell on their departure for
a farm of $40 acres at North Marion
An enjoyable afternoon was spent.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12
vOL0A

From the Tribune:
At about eight o'clock Tuesday
morning fire was discovered in the
ceiling of the kitchen of the Frank
Smothers home. The alarm was sound
ed and the fire boys were soon on the
ground with the chemical engine and
tie fire was ~extinguished without much
damage.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

Calen Beck, of Lake Preston, pass
ed away at the local hospital from an
attack of typhoid fever n day last
week. He underwent an operation for
appendicitis several weeks ago and
the typhoid developed shortly after
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

VIM. Farrell, Of the firm of Koenig
& Farrell, received a telegram Wednes-
day morning of the death Of his
mother, Mrs. 7. c. Farrell, who passed
away at her home in Seattle, Washing
ton, Wednesday of this week at the ad-
vanced age of 81 gears.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

Commissioner Jarvis, of the Brook
ingS district, has put the new road
grader for his district to work on the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

Mr.. Trygstad, of Brookings, autoef
over Sunday morning for the J. John
son family who spent the day at his
home returning in the evening.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. J. b Heffner, of Brool
ings, S. D.. visited at the Earl Ere
home Wednesday.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mershon are tn
proud parents Of a lib baby girl borl
Monday morning.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12

Miss Ada White and Mrs. Gee
Francis and daughter Maize autoe
TO Bookings Tuesday.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-10-12
WHITE

From the Leader:
Mrs. Riley, of Brookings, spent las
week in visiting her friend, Mrs, j
Johnson.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Ncrr Scroiuano gopclle, cln rel'
c5cr Dloun pon @aiii, ocr icBt pon
sen Nc90rocn III Gais Sslano 3rila
ec6alien miro, nil nah Baltimore
toupcn iobal0 man ion Nr GIN
maioerlng 3uldBt inn iib bier einer
Dpcrntion 80 nutcr3icbcu. Sr Sa.
belle ilt GIN @rpBgrlnobcllRer ltno
toni liu5liA nit ocmEappIcr .|rn5
arc0crid Senorid Dad glelpYoris
lolr0e abcr lpe9cu DER glahlr iciner
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0er gIifiidt BON Or GaIlabau brln.
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eiiraibait lciiIcn miro. miro er potl
oct SnicI cntlaiicn weroen Inn lilr
bic rperaiion uah Baltimore 3n tom'
lilcil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
glns Baltimore -Gunntp.

Sdperc Straic iiir ons Solten cines
unorocntlidcn Sauies in Sigb.
lanOtopn. W}e6rere @irt6e
perfollitcn Spirituoien am Conn.
taee. MuBten ie 500 Straic
nnO Soften 5a1len.
;Sranf oe Santos BON Sigblano.
toun uuroe 81 $3.50 Stroie uno ben
Soften ino 80 Gogen @eidnenib per
urt6eilt, neil er elm imoroentlihes
Saus gebalten 6aben ioa. Sn einem
5pcitcn Sale mirOe er 81 nod $3.50
mo oen Soften oerlrt6eilt. Seine
5rul, W1arD 6e Sontos, puroe intcr
oerIelben 9lnflagc ouf Earole entlai.
fen, in einem 5peiten Sale uno in
eincn Sale peeen gerfauis bon
SpirituoIcn obnc Sicen5 pur0e Oas
llrt6eil oerldoben. Qur6 3eugniiie
muroc 6cit1tiet. oaB Der Slngctloete
lno lcme 6rou Gin GB5inlmer unter-
bieltcn lm0 i'm 3peiten Stodiuerf
3inncr an Serren iuio @nmen per.
miet6cten. Gas Sous wuroc BON
Siilfs-N -N1nridaa 0ie6lmonn uno De-
tcftiuIieiitenant Dreamer 0ltrhfiht
mo pcridieoene @oare purOeu I'M
3ucitcn Stodipcrfe eeiimoen.
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areisaeridt in Sopion BON 9lidter
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sSo6n r. Grimm, eincn 9lrbciter Der
glort6ern Central. .ga6n, begangen
am is. @larj, i1uIoi9 beimoeu.
Dirh 3eugenoIsiagen muroc beIpie.
fen, oaB Smith am genannten Gage
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i'm in oen llnterleib. in ein 9em uno
in cine SanO idoB. Durd einen 81.
fau Derlor er Oie Nlasfe mo Grimm
crfanntc i'm. Dns llrt5cil puroc
OerlDopcll.
@ier @irt6e, oclen inter Dem Scr
oodt, am Sountag gIlfo6ol pertanii
81 babelL Oic Sicen5cn cnt5ogen NOR.
oen waren ndmlih 9io6ert Q. gSil'
ION, @oaner, 0iihoro 6. @aOe unf
Otto Grieger. prroeu IN Eopion 81
ie 500 uno oen Soften oerlIrtbeilt.
Giuc Surp, Uelde BON Sherif'
9Poblc anigeboten woroen mar, fml
ii6 an Der Dlereoitb 8oro uno Sor
rettspiae 1urnife 3mammen unO ci
uigte iid oo6in oaB Ole SouoitraB'
! iid nidt in Dem slIteu 3uItanoe be
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ouigciiclte llrflmoe wuroe oem sc
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cincnl 0ltteu 3uliQuoe bclinocu ioltc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
ilc6crfa6rcn nnO act0Otct.

Ser ilmge s. 2ipingiton NicGomos
ouf ocn @eleiieu Der Baltimore
Ohio 9a6n bel 9oint Of 9iodS
iiberfobren Stob III 6reOerid
i'm Soipitol. y Satte ioe6en einc
Stene OaieI6it angeuommcn.
@. 9ipingIton WlcGomos, ein 30g-
ling oes &olptcdniihen SnititlIts
nnO Captain Ser ndditid6rigen SUB
6aa MunuIduft, erlae eeitern Wlor-
gen i'm Soipitol 5u 5reOerid ocu
gerlesungen nelhe er erlittcn bat
te, ais er om eriten Gage ieiner
CONNER glr6eit bon einen 3uge
ser Baltimore Ohio 9abn iibcr-
fa6ren luuroe N1cGomos Bate crit
Dor einieen Gogen cine Stelle I'M
Sngcnieiirs Cepartement Der &c.
nannten Giicnbobn erbolten Pm
iSrcitag begob er iid nod 6reoerid
unO begann ieine 9lr6eit. glm 9lof-
mittaq ii6erIdrittcn er im0 Elm an
ocrer iunger Nfoun einen Sdiencn.
itrang no6e @oint Of 9iods, inO NC
Gomos muroe BON einem 9ieparotiir-
3uee 81 go0en geriilen lno iibcrfaD.
rem. Syn boffnltngsloiem 3uitan0e
waroe cr in oos Soipitol 81 6reoe-
rid einaeliefert. Seine gltern Sr
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91r. 2t2t, Rount SoapitrnBe. pur-
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rem @ei6c6niB in aeuntniB geiebt
uno 6eeo6en Iih unper5iisIid nad
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gerlngliidten. ais oerielbe I'M 5ll6r
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5ue tbot
91e6en icinen 9ltern btiterldBt Der
iiinge Monu cine Sbrpeiter, SRI.
Rut6 McGomos, lno eiuen 9ruOcr,
s. Sob NlcGomas. il. Die Seidc
ipiro nad Baltimore iiberfii6rt unO
anf oem 2ouoon @orf SrieOboie be-
tottet iueroeu Ger ouf 10 trourigc
@eiie um's 9e6en @efommene ltanO
crit in ieinen 10. 9e6enSjobre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

0os grogromm fir oas CONCERT
Ser ltaotiidcn 4art.aopeac inter
2eituua bon 9Sroi. Daniel 5elomanu
i'm Grub Sill.&orf beute glodmit-
tag uon 5 bis z ll9r 1T mie folgt
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81 Eccltiou sNoOcngriu .......-. tllnet
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q. Jofiiirnc aus zommernndi1l i1ltann
NicnOcl3iohn
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O. IcJoicaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Der @eItfrica 9rnte Dur einem
9d6r.
IS. SUM 1915

(glob Dem 9eridt ors oeutiden
@cnerollta6s.)
SIN 9lbidnitt Sa @oiiee'alrras
qepiuncn sic Geutideu etlide
pcrloren eeaongene StcIlnnaen
3uriid,
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miro lllonolp an Der Eoneip
@liinorna erihirini, oos iiiolidc
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oeutideu Tulppen IN iehstd9i
gem Sample Ole cuglii@fron3o
iiicbcn Trappen 5ipildcn Dem
1onaga uuo ocul llioua nod
Mgllrn 5urild
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
us'on YIoItfc-oiitrift glr. III,

Ger Bon 0loItfe. 1iitritt g1r. ia,
.. II. g.. miro am 0lontag, oen 26.
8. aR., in @rou6ner's @eitenosFart
Gin aroBeS Sonmernnhtsieit abbal.
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Ger oentihen arieesgeianeeueu in
Citglfrifa Oeuuonot weroen ioa,
mare Elm redt 5a6lreider 9ciucb ic6r
81 piinihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Wlnni8ipaI. .gludlridltcn.

lvtANtOf fFNAT SthtJt t'V+NN"
Ger GoIpertitroBen 9abn6of 6leibt.
Sic @lone Ser @ennnlOonio-
@o6n @eIeai6oit ecdnocrt
9Ieu PORTER @Iuni5ipol.9eamte
inipiiren 9oltimorer StroBen-
9fIoiicr. O6liootioneu 9lus-
oo6e.
ggie gciiern inn &ot66ouIe 6cfonnt
muroe, bat Die @enniplDonio @iien.
bo6n @eieai9ait i6re @l1ne be5iio.
lid ocr Grweiterlng oes 9obn6ofes
an Ger 9olpertitraBe iaaen geloien
uno iih entidloHeu. Sen 6ieiigen
Srodtberfcbr bon bier perihieoenel
Ylmften aus OIt Baltimore,
gScit Baltimore. Colbert Station
unO Bolton Station 5it betrei-
ben. Sic @enniDlpania 9abn oer-
oroBerte i6re 6rdhtitotiou in Sli-
Baltimore in 6eoeutenoem NaBita.
be. auBeroem ioa in ser 9id6e Der
Gononoion 9lpcnue mo 9entolor-
StroBe cine 6rad]titation crridtet
wer0cn 10 Dab iebr ipa6ribeinlid]
Ger GolUcrtitr. 9a6nbof blei6cn
miro. mic er gegenpdrtig 1T. Soh-
ueritdnOige, pelde ole glngclegen6eit
unterin1t boben, iinO ser 9lniitt,
Dob @eit Baltimore feline 6rodt.
Station uot6ig bat, ga bort MIR we.
nige 5obrifen mo ioit gar tein @e-
ihdftsperte6r 81 per5eicbnen 1T @os
oie @cnniglpanio 8obn ipirtlid 81
t6im aeoenft lit DloDor 8reiton nidt
befonnt. Sr @m. $. Dloltbie, mel
der an Dem beabiidtigten 9alt eines
mlni5ipolcn 9elt tunnels, Der bon
alien Giieu6o6nen benust peroen
fann iiltereiiirt it, botte nit Oem
Nlopor cine lluterrcOung, IN uelder
ongc6lih Der @lnn beiproheu puroe.
g9as ionit in Scr Goniercn5 beipro.
den wuroe, molte Sr. 0loltbie nidt
befannt maheu.
0}em yorferin Baltimore.
Sine Delegation BON geamten Der
@floiierllngs Gomniiiion BON 9leiu.
g)orf. oic Ib in oen Iebten Sooen in
Baltimore oui6ieIt 1T Der lle6erjeu.
aung. ooB oas @foiiern BON Stro-
Bcu nit Gronit6loden unO Damn Die
3wiihenrdlme 5miiden oen Steiren
NIT @edj ous5uiiiaen cine iebr cute
Soec lit. Gic glep yorfer 4flaltc.
rimgs @rperten fonoen oen Sails.
lpop, scr in scr o6en eriudbntcu
gseiIc gcpfloitcrt it, in ieinen 3u'
tauoc. sic mcrOen oieie 9Siloite-
runqSort in glew yorf worm en-.
pie6len. Gie delegation beitonO ans
Oen $50. Gugene ". Stern, G6ci-
StroBeu Suoenieur oes @loubot.
tan 9orong6. Serm. $, ShmiOt,
G6ef StroBeu SSugcnieur oes
9rooflpn Borough, &. ". 5orrelt
bon Der Sarlen Sanoelsfommer s.
S. Suaer Serousgeber oeS uSorlem
Olooo5iu." Clarence 2. @onod, Con.
iiruftions Sugenieur uno 3enos
g8. Garter, Sctretdr Der 9lationol
Gooing 9rid 0Rig. 9lii
gcue G6ligotionen
Sn unni5ipolen areiieu bcrriht
Oic lIe6cr5euglmo, ooB geoeuportid
picl @elo aitf Dem Nlarfte III, Oac
lider ougcIegt perOen ioll woourd
iiir sic ncuc Itdotiide Obligotiouell
gluSgo6e inn 9ctroae pom $2,303A0O
qiintiqc Offertcn ermortet lperocn
fonnen Stoot 9legiitrotor @ppun
er6ielt piele 9lnirogen- @S idcint IL
Tinan3freiIcn fein 3meifel ooriiber
Bu beiteben ooB 9oltimorer S6uIo'
idjcine cine Iiderc Gopitols glnlagc
fir @riDot 4erioncu oIs aud fiir
Siuon5tniiitnte iinO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
,gIrbcitcr.Graufeu- auS Sterbc.aanc,
3iuciq 1862"

Gic Wlit9lieoer DER gglrbeiter'
arantcn. lmo Sterbefolie, 3meis
1897, ueroen an Sonntaa, %. Su-
nj in 9cnfert'S Narf 5rcoerid-9lue.
nno GoricD2one. Elm groBes Ficulc
Ocraniialten. Ole SreunOe Der Or
eaniiotiou ioaten nit ibrcu Jamiliei
0aran G1eiL ncDmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Sr. 9lrt6ur 8. WlorriS bon Der
DSnouiiriol 6iuoncc Corporation
blcIt seitcra cinen @ortraa i'm uGitU
0ub" il lucldctn er bc0nlptete. ooB
olli0brid Nlulioncu pou EolloS in
oc fnlAcn pcl 0aregouS&olgu
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