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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

@orniiou ib erfrcuen alelle
3enno6 fonntc Gin Stanamlor ia
ocn flcincn &ofalcn iollS cr iiley
9cobabhmg gcucigt mar, niGt NM
BIN cinige S1pnnfun9cn III 1ri
9Ilt6crgebrodtcu IN @ermsr 3a
nebmen
Gcrbeirotctc 6erren, Oic iomt Is
illter Dem GilftB cinc5 liAtrH
@ant6ifel6enS ooer mr ocm ciqcntn
Ser5ensorunge nabgebeuo, o6nc g2r.
6ug Dem bdliSlihcn &er0c nodD 0en
3ienit 5litrebtcit cric6icncn jcet itl,.
ter Ocn GomcroOcr ptrcft iroQcn0
ooer oilfborbcno, ipoS oicicr oOcr ie.
ncr mobl 5ll bcridtci bate Om
ilnge 2eutnnnt, ser iicb ionit ser.
Gr0mng icincs Solpt6aorcS Our
oen fleincu Spieqel cingcbcno 81
ipiomcn pflegtc 5ciqtc iih fliMtiaer
i'm 9iiritcHitrid, @|on ipar glci1.
Giiltiger gegen 0ic 9cWperatur 0eS
9ieres luo cnergiidler i'm Grill na1
ben 3citlugcn
Gleinc pcri0nlic6c SSniercicn trotct
III oen SrltergrunO ia iel6it 0aa 9td.
ionnicrcu in rcgelndBigcr Steiae-
rling Oc9 @onpoiiedleis niii 0cn,9ia-
jor, 0cS Seiltnonts oif Den &on-
ranicAeb uno Oes gon3cn &cc,e.c-
mentS aiii oen &onunpnoGis, ihmicg
por ocn nom einem 3iel 9cri@.
teten @coolifcngong 0os 3ial %
oud fiir Die 9iegicutngSieinoliNcN.
Die oll5eit Gopfidiittelnben, en-
5peiieloolieS, mar ur SoinTln0S-
itern fir ollc bic, ipelde Oes a6ni3s
Hod trngcn 3piihcn Gcitcrrcid3
itnO 9reuBen itono Der aricg
(6orticblmq folgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

6Hr Du 2nan6ld ciuc aaiafp9c ~ pic slbrcdmna
uiro aGcr omucn
iuirO a6cr funlmcn.

Son ser italieniiben orcn5c miro
mis- ultcr 0em 0ohm oeS 10. 90.
5cmbcr gcihric6en
Eicier Eagc cr0iclt id Iii 3iiriD
oen 9eiu6 poltii0cr Ecrioulid)fci.
tell oiS gtonn Sic mir Gin @ilo ser
2age eutmnricn. Sic bcridtetcrL ooB
man ait t6nc, nibt all llcbcrrai6un-
gcn repolltiondrcr 9fotur all gIou.
6ut Des gebil0ctcn Bu6lifumS Bat
iidl icnc CSlcidgiltigfeit bcmddtigt,
oie iir oos itolicniit6c g8cicu in ic.
ncn Sdic5tcn io icbr bc3cidneno iit
Gie 0roBtcn itno frditigitcn 0ptinli.
item bieltcn g immcr nod fir m0g'
lid, DAB Stulicn aui sic ctne oocr
onoerc g(rt elm 6tiidcbcn 0iterreidi-
r6cu @reu5lanoes crbicltc, ctlua ais
5ricocnSprcis. Der Stoliener lit BON
@arlie aus iidts pcnigcr ols friege
rilh, tmo 10 oerutog er iit5 ic6mcr
DorsuiteIlcn, SAB Sic Geiterreidcr iib
nic6t c6cnio icbr mic iie iclbIt noh
eineN MIR bolbmegS crtr6glibcn
6ric0en ic6neu. 90 fcDlt tnociicn
onc6 niht an iolAeL bic iid bon Ocnl
Srieac, 6en sic Stolicncr icIbit III
i9rcr croriidcn0cn lle6cr5a1l niAt gc-
mont Da6cu feirerlei tcrriloriolc
6rudt ncriprecbcn. Gincr 0rittcn
&ntcgoric grollt Dor Sen pirtbibait.
licbcH 5olgcn ocS Griegcs. Senc
@tinoorbeit a6cr, oie, t6eilmeiie BON
9IuSIou0c gcordngt, 5iul Sriege trieb,
lit einer modienocn Gercinionum9
ausgeieBt @lcine Syrciuioe 6olteu
nicbt picl bon ocn 9ro6ltugen oicicr
Glencnte sic oie beooriteben0e Bie.
ocrcr6finung Ger &amner 5u einem
ncuerlicbel @eriudb 6cnuBen molen,
ocn italicniir6cu &riegsitboupIab 81
crpeitcrn ourc6 Gbcilnobme all ocr
@dlfon.glftipn ser ia ihou beutc Der
5auarltoff ms5uge9en bcgilnt, ooer
0urc6 aricgscrflGraig All 3eutIMf
luno. Stalicn lei0c an elmer olge.
meinen @rihopfiuig, Ill Der oieleidt
scr militdriitbe Gbeil nod bic Der.
bdltniBindBig gerin9ite 9Polle ipiele.
Ser Siolittianisuus 9epinne an
sus0e6mlng iogor unter @egncrl
Nioliitts, un0 oas, obpobl auf ser
cincn Settle Giolitti lih potlfomucli
jc0er Ebeilna6me All sen politiiden
g'eiirc6ungcn inn 2onoc cutbalte, pr
duf Ger onocren 5eite 9iienono 10
rccbt piiie mas man aigentliC6 bon
Siplitti euportc lle6rigens Ici faum
dn3uacbmcn ooB eioliiti gcneiot icin
lparoc ctnc 10 ftrdt6orc Grbi6aii
ipic sic Solonoro'S inlO Sonnino's
an8utreten 6iir ocn 9liigcnblid ici jc.
ocniaas feline &otaiirop6e 5u 6efiirc5.
tcil; oic 9l6rcbelna iucroc ipobl crii
ipdtcr crfolgen. Dos 5nitem oes
Eerrorismls, tpic cs oieic gcaieruna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

cingcfii6rt babe, iperoe iid Bel sen
6cDorItc6cuocn &onlmcrocrDonolln
1cn Dorousii6tlih nod beuG6ren.
Der @orItono scr altch io3inliitii6et
&ortci crflGrt, OoB Dieie feinerlci @c.
iuoltlontcit8Qcliiitc pcripiire, pobl
obcr Dem 9Scriucb Der @crgcnolti
gin9 ioicrn cr bon onOcrcr Scitc
gcmuAt wcrocn iolIte, cutgcgGntrctcn
uuo iiA Our6 nicbts an eincr frcintii-
tbigcn glusipracbc binocrn lolicn
miir0c. Sin iolde iaot ibrericits bic
Rcaicrmg ncueroings 3u, nodboem lic
frii6cr DcrIautcu licB, bic Gisfuilion
auf Gin 0iinoeltmoB, io5lliagcn nilr
cine 8cItdtigung ocs Gcrtrnicns Der
&antmcr beihronfcn 5u woIlen.
@}cinc itolicniic6cn6rcunOe Derli6crh
6aB nit6t GuBcrc, ion0ern inncrc
@ritnoc sic iitngItc 9ffcuiipe al Ser
oitcrrci1iibcn @ren3e peronlaBt bos
ben. 0aS ao6inet ieBte icinc Gorte
auf oic Ntoglibtcit cineS militGriibcn
Grfolgcs uno babe im &inblid ouf
oeilcn bisberigcs 9lusblci6en ocn
3citpunft scr aammer- Gr0ffnung
bon giitte olf @noe g}oDcm6er 1no
cnOlirb ouf glnfonq 0e5em6er binmis
| geihoben. Sn politiihen &reilcn lit
gentdB meinen @cpd6rSmGnncrn bic
glniidbt mcit Dcrbrcitet ooB Oie gegie.
rtng ourd ooS 8ugeitdn0niB frcier
9(nsiproc6e in Scr aontuer iit6 iel6it
cine, lpenn ou1 picllei1t nicbt gcraoc
goloene Bride gum Giid5uge 6oucn
poac.
lin sic eigene Gage niht meiter
5il ueripidelu, ais lie eS bereitS it,
6obc sic Gegicrlmg poriic6tigenueiie
Oenl Irdngcn naG elmer grUeite-
rung Oes ariegsicballplobcS unO Dor
9laem Dem aus nationaliitiicben ltno
repubifouiiAen Sreiicn lmlt merOen-
oen &crlongen nacb elmer &riegser.
flautug all Geutidlouo piOcriton.
Sen. SSt ser 96ot merit man ieit ei.
niger 3cit ein INNER Oeutlideres9c.
nii6en Oas icbniale 8ano, welhes
beite nod 3miiden GeutiAlanO inO
Stalieu beite0t, iutaft 3ll er6olten.
9laeroings t6eilte ia 5dlonOro umo
ielbit Sonnino BON 9lniang 0ie merf.
tpiiroi9e 2lnffoillna Der 6reiteiten
! Stidteit ais SAB Geutidlano0citer.
reid llngnrn I'M 5ti6 laiien f0nn.
! te. 9)lau iolltc eS fnum iiir n0glid
Dnltcit ruie 6o6gc6iloetc, BON @auS
ans 0rei6unoirelnolicbe itolicniicbc
4 gplitifcr iic6 iibrr Sic ocittic6 oitcr-
reidiibe @emeinbiirgihoit tdulrbtcn.
@eacni6er iolhen 9orHclhingci
( fii6lt man lid cbetio poiienloS mic
cs iiingit Gin rriiiidcr @euerol-Gon.
ftG in Der 5Gipci8 ieii5eno 6eridtc-
tc bob Ct obpobl ionit alf 9(aes
! grfoBt 5u icin gcpo6nt, 6 Ood nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
@iTrnsucrtEeS fir 8einder
sl0ltimurers.
se6en8mcrI9e @nni!e 0er sta0t lm0


Se6enswrrt6e guni!e Der Staot luO
wie OicIclbcn Bu errciGen iino.
,1rio.Sia 8orf," 7S0 glder
groB; nit Ser glaOiion-9loeuue.2i-
mic 5u crrei6en.
MlonlIment 5u Sort 9a6cod an
General @a6cod, Capt. S5oDn 9IOoms
@cbiier.
sort @cSenrp 9orT," am Siten'
oe Ocr Gare0.Str..2inie
DGarroiI-Barf," nit ocr GoIum-
6ia-9lpe. -&iHie 81 crrciAen.
Sort 6umorO, nabe ocr gup-
5borc-2inie
oGlifton-@arf", NIT Der Sorforo.
g(Dc.s2inie 81 crrei9en.
o&ottcriou-@arf,~ nit allen oltli9
fo9renGen 2iuien 3u erreiNen.
u9iiperiioe-8orf,~ Garcp.Str.-2i-
ME, iiioIiH ge0enO.
n5eoeral-SilI-Garf geipd6rt ei,
nc lle6eriid5t iiber Den inneren Safen;
NIT Der SrlcanS-Str. .2inie, iiiOli9
geGcnO.
Sort 9(rmiltco0, Sort Carroll unO
Sort SnHllpooO, am 9elten nit
9ooten 5u erreideu.
@locr.Gallerie Der nMarDldnoer
Siitorii6en @eieai6aft", an scr gde
BON ct. &aul- lmO Saratoga-Str.
nGorroll-@laniion, an Der @de
bon 6ront- ln0 -StraBe.
n6laggen-SouS,~ no ons Sterncn
banner Bemabt niir0e, an Der gtoro.
mcitedc bon &rott- lin0 glIbeHarle'
StraBc.
oN2punt Glore,4 oie crIic Glen
6a6nItotion III glmerifa; al Scr @de
bon 9Sratt- uno &oppleton-StroBe.
o2ce.Sals,~ OIL Der Maoiion-9lue,
nu6c @ioolcs5traBe.
6iinite 9icoimeuts6allc," in pcI'
der @ooorou @iIion 5um grdiiOent.
It9aitS.GanOiooten nominirt murOe.
2egiu0ton.Marft, an Ser Gde BON
9crington- lno Gutop.StraBe.
@altcr8 Gunitgallcric, al Der @de
pom G1orIcs. rmo Gentre.5traBe.
n9romo SeIbcr.Gburm," an ser
Gde BON Qom6aro- uno Gutom.Str.
nGoiuoltD.86urm" on Der 8alti.
mcrc-, noDc gtort9.Strabe.
nSo6us Sopfins-llniOeriitdt, sic
ipGter am llniocrIitg-EarfmaD Dol.
len0et miro.
oSo6ns Sopfins SoipitaI," am
9}orS-@roaomav; nit Scr 0itli6 Fob-
reuben 0rIcons.Str. r.-2inie 5u crrei,
den.
v@ou6er-Gollege" an Der ct.
9ouI- mo "a. 0troBe.
r&ea6ooD sSnltitilt, am D}ount
Gernon &lacc.
oGntbe6raIe," an Scr Got6eorol-
ino @(ul6err1. .StroBe.
r@ai6iugton-Wl -Wlonument" 49, an
g2f. &crnon- luto @aI6ington-8loce;
1870 SUB bod; Ser @ruuoiteit ipirbe
4. Suli 1915 geie0t; es lit oas critic
Monument in Scr g9eIt, meI9es
@cor0e @al6inoton crri6tct ipurOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

Gingong gum 9riii6 Siu-&arf; gum
9lnocnfcn an sen Saul 0cS GrltiO
SiuS onge6radt.
nGS0or 9(IIau Goe @cod9tuiBto.
uG6urd Some g. Sufirnarp."
Gcridts0ebduoe, welbes $1,000
600 foItcte, an Ger ct. Saul. uno
2erinoton.StroBe.
ullniperiitp GLIB" Charles. uno
gaoiion-StraBe.
naep @eO16tnibtoiel" - an ser
@lolcr Der GGt. @eruon Elace gict6o.
Oiit gpiScopol.airHe.
.,Nlemoriol TO @otriot Of tie g}e-
pollution ser Dlt. gtopol Sta
ton.
9feite BON Gcoarbeitcn scr 5eberol-
Camps i'm 8iirgcr-arieoe no6e oeu
Nfaoiior glUemic @ingong 5um
Grilio Sill-9arf.
yGDorIcs Gurrolt @eoGt9tniBto.
fcI"-om garroa.@auiiou nu Ser
2ombdro.StraBc
~0oloert Sail College @c0ddt-
nibtofeI" D}uI6errp- inO Got6eoraI-
! StroBc. Gonpte Sc 9loidom6cau.
00ionunle.lt at EoOgers' 8oition
IT i'm &attcrion-&arf; Commodore
5obn 9foOgers erriGtct.
@eo6dtntBtaiel Oes EIobeS ser
| r0lo GougrcB SolI"-Gde @alti-
more. imo Sbarp-StraBe; ser Gon.
tinentol-GongrcB ocriommelte iih
Oaicl6it i'm 0c3cm6er t77G.
g@ogar 9(aon &oe-NionlImert"-
iibcr Ocn @robe Cigar 9lIlon 9oe's
I'M MISUNDERSTANDING gde bon
@reen- ltnO 6onetie.StroBe.
@rob. u@ir 1obcu morgen
2l6cuo nur fleinc @eieGiboft- -lpirit
Oh fommen? D}eine 6ruu Iingtl"
~ u@2ad6t nidts, id fomm' oo9w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

0lun mar ouf sic @or6oten oe5
Sriiblings BON 1866 Der 6riiblins
ielbIt gyiolgt, ituo Die gtotlir giug .ih.
rem alten @eg. g9ic ollie 3eit oiId]
ficl ser Sanmer Scr Gienilesubr oiIi
ieine @lode nieoer, mo ouf Die pea
i6drften 9lrioroeriltgeu, mie iie or
Scu5 all oen Dienlt Oes preuBiidan
5oIooten iteIlt, foIgtc fir oen 0fii-
5ier bic @rbollng in aaiino ino 9ici-
ioitrce, glei@Uiel ipelcben gtoncrs
ooer tuelder geograpBiibcR Gage Oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

ibwar5cn 0lrb sic uciBc ao6lc, ocn
elcttriibct @ctric6, pcnuirflicbcn2
Gnglono 6at 9cUiB fciu 5ntcrciic oa.
ram ,StaIicu oobci 6c6iilfli6 SIT ieiiL
0cun Is piiroc 0aoltr6 icine ao6leu-
onsm5r na@ Stalicu geid6roeu, nit
anocrcn 8ortcn ielbit 5ll Der inOu-
itricllcn llna65dngiGtcit 5taIicns bon
i6m 6citro1en. gSa3 0oS bc0cutet
er6eat ouf'S S6IogenOitc, pcnn man
be0cntt, 0aB Sonninu iib mo6l foum
0urb Gin an0crcS 9lrgunicnt &ennca
9iooo'S 70 Icbr bot cini1iidtcrn lai.
icL ais Oas, GngIauO mcroc I'M Safe
ocS &cr6nrrcns StalicnS i'm 0rci.
6unoe ourc6 @nt5ic6uug 0cr @obIe
fat ole gciountc itoIicuiiGc &norr
itric 5uut 5tiQitauo 5luingcn cinc
m0c6Glcrc lle6crtrciblng, mic mir
ibon bct irii6crcm 9(nloB cinmal oil
oicicr Stcac nobgcipicien 6o6cn.
0oS gilo 0cS lid 5lpildcu 5lUcl
5tii5lcn icBcu~ rln0ct lc6 DiuIidtlicb
Stalicn's immcr oclltlibcr ob Sci
iinfcn0er @ohta uuo glcicb5citig
wa6icnDer S1wieri0fcit, ourI IN
mere 9(nlci6cn oOer fremoe 6iilfe bic
D2ittcl 81 langerer 6ortieblmg OeS
arieqes 5u crIangcn itc6t Stolicn ci.
gcntli6 Dor nelcn nilit0riibcil g}ot6
fpcnoigfciter, Dor 0cncn cs icoocb 3us
riididrcttt un0 0encn cs niht gcmo6.
icn 1T. @}it gluf6ictlng aacr Strait
cr3iclt Is gcgeu Gcitcrrcic6 tlcinc ooer
gar fcinc &ort6cile, 0os Sbidiol ocr
ID6ii@cn @olonic imO Dicllcibt icl6it
oos bon @r0t6rcu 9dugt BON ben
0ingen al, oie in glegDptcn 0robcno
berolrciiclL lno jeBt tritt 5n al
oicicr gfot6 oie Sorgc i'm Oen ol6o-
niicbcn StiiBplmft &olono. SStolicn
bot oort felt D2onotcn cinige Srup-
pen ite6clL cS bot olh IN 9(6onicn
nit Silfc oes lGngit in itolienii9enl
SolOe itebcnocn Giioo 95oiha gear
bcitct ober oieic glnldbc ciner mog-
lidcr g9eiie notbig ucrOcnoen 9lftion
iino 5u bei6eioen gcgenil6cr Den &C.
moltigen M}ocbtnlitteln, mclde Deter
reid ltnO @ulgorien periiig6or bobcn,
INN etpoige italieniic6e 9lftionen IN
9tlbonien foit iu Seine at erltidcL
po6ci it6 nod bic @ioeritGnoe, oie
Stolien aus gll6onien iel6It crpo6-
fen, ouBer @ctrobt loiic mo cbenio
oos bon Ocn Stalienern 6eutc ais be
Itimnlt onoenomnene, angcblic5e o0er
mirflibe itiai4meigen0e @inberitGnO.
niB @jriecbenluno'S. Scr 9iegicrlng
miro ni1ts iibrig blei6en, ais in oer
&ommer an bic id)on 10 arg nib
6rouc6te &aterlonoslicbe Scr @olfs-
boten 5u oppelliren Inn iitb niMt ei-
ner &ritif ouS8uicbct Der iie nid6t
Stono 81 bolten oermohtc. 9l6er lic
miro oncb ocnEog oufoGurncrn ic6cn
oo iie Scr giotion ii6er i6r Ebun miro
0iehcHiAoft oblcgcn miiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
Som qaicrnrn6Dfc.

Gin ctipos bei1rdufter llnieroffi5ier
ioIl sic W}ounidaft nad Dem gllpbabets
nnfitellen Srob Diii6e itno gtadDenieIS
blciben ibiu eiuge Wtonn iibriQ mas
i5m inerfldrlid1 it, Scnuritrods be0i6t
er iiM gum pmIptmoun nno meoct:
oSerr 6auptmuuu, icb meloe gc5orlantjt,
eas sllpgopet it 5u tlrSI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28
90. fEortIebuno.)

GS mdr 3lm erltenmal, ooB per
sSrcibcrr ali Ocln uidbtigen Gi6cn-
tii@c Der oonlpicn0cn 9lbenolnppc all
leti gcgeniibcr ioB
Gr fubr nit Der ic6weren iil6erncn
&clle cin mcnig tGppiicb big allf oen
@umo Scr Ecrrinc, fitlltc lic6 ocn
Seller Bis iiber Sen Gono biuailS iin0
lieB bic 5uppe itcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-28

fiir ru0glidj 9c6alten 6Gtte, ooi
9a0crn an Der Scite 9rcuBclfS in
sen aricg gc5ogcu mdrcl SouOer.
barren IdiiiAungen ii6cr bic 5ufiiui.
tigcn 9c5ic6nn9cn Gcutic1lon0s
nno Gcitcrrcih's ST i6reu gcgcu.
iudrtigcn &rieg9gegucrn oe6en iidj
nuc6 monde bcfonHtc itolicuiidc
Observation-Disclosures bin. &c0eu mir
nicbt BON Sem GinfoltSpinicl 2u35ot.
ii. 9l6cr 2(iM NloQgioriuo 6erroriS
nd6rtc penigitcnS in Der etItcn 9luf-
rcgilng Sen gSo6t ais ob ii4 oic
Oeutihe @infil6r i'm @roBen lm0
iuo @on3cn cricBcn laiic llno 9}itti
alA CT c6euolac N}iniiter
bat crit fiir5Iid micocr III Scr ,,0iipi-
ito Goloniole~ iir9 III 0cH Shine Dcr-
nebmcH loiien olS o6 Gctti6Iono
fir inge3d6ltc Sabre oili icinc 9ltS.
fubr nod 5ronfrcid, Gu0lono, 9lub-
lonO IT, / ~ pcr5idteu niiBtc.
I 3b m0Gtc Scrrn gdtti frcilno.
idoitlic6 erilidcI ooD cinlual III mel.
ncr oOcr in elmer auOcrcu fltHoi8cu
@cieaic6ait oic S6wci5 ST bcreiieu,
im oas ma0rc @emintincl BON Sc
idditsleutcn 6otptid6li9 III 3iirid
unO @cnf SIT 6ctrabten, sic III 0cn
fiir ocn 9(ngcnbld cnggc5ogcneu
9io6mcn scr Observation-Disclosures
uno pie1cic6t gar ii6cr Oicicn &a6.
men 6inauS trob oQcr Gontrolcu
Sonocl trcibcu, unO MIR oif Sen
8ricocnsi1luB martcr, mn ii6 ais.
bol0 ouf Ocn g8anrcuouStuuicb 81
itiir5cn Sn Stalicn iomo6l mic in
5ranfrcid finOcn iorhUd6rcno Scr
urt6eilungen ltatt mcgcn uerbotcncr
SanoelsDerfe6rS nit Ocu tSeinOen oes
2nn0cs. @eraoc Gin ormcS 2ano nit
Stalicn Oermag iicb, ielbit nenn es
lpoltc, Den notiirliden ipirtbi6aft
li6en Stre6lmgen imo 9eoiirmiiier
nidt ali sic 9ouer 5li ipioerieBen
lln0 eben iufolge ieiner glrnultb uir(
Stalien bei Scr aQgeneinen @ieOer-
aufnubme bon Sonocl rn0 SSnouitri(
nicbt irnitonoe icin, sic 9luSmonoe
rilng iciner 9lrbcitsfrdfte at inter.
binOeu, Ole iib oortbin penoen mer.
oeL no i6nca oic 6ocbiten 206nc min
fen. @elingt uuier orientaliidcl
@irt6ihoitspIan oi6 mr. einiger
maBeh 10 oiirftc Der Orient udcbi
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-07-28
A Better 9.Bee-Cutting

The usual bee-tree party sim
ply robs the tree late in the fall
and leaves a helpless but use
full swarm to starve to death. 1t
is much better to have the 'bee-
cutting" much earlier in the
season when the swarm may be
transferred to a good hive,
moved home, and allowed to
store enough honey to keep it.
self through the winter. If
there is not a favorable fall for
honey gathering, it may be nee
.essary to feed this swarm
through the first winter, but a
good swarm is well worth it.
Students at the Missouri Col
.lege of Agriculture were recent
.ly shown how to do this. They
were equipped with an ak, a
saw, a few bee-veils, a good hive,
and a basket of tools. The bas-
ket contained a few feathers, a
buggy-spring hive tool, a putty
knife, two butcher knives, a few
slender wood splints, and a
smoker.
After the tree was cut the
boys sawed into the trunk just
below the knot-hole used by the
bees as an entrance and made
another cut about eight feet
above the first one and a third
cut about half way between
these two. The bees were then
transferred to the hive and the
hive moved to its permanent To-
cation in accordance with direct
ions found in Experiment Sta
ton Bulletin 1873, entitled Farm
Bee-Keeping.--L. Haseman, Mis-
souri, Agricultural Experiment
Station.
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manner, the tongue slipped and
the crooked end was thrust
right between the legs of a fell
low of about forty years of age,
who was standing with his back
to the cage. Hastily glancing
down at the crooked tongue end,
the man bounded about four
feet in the air, cried out, Helpl
HelpI The elephants got mel
The elephants got mel The
elephants got me and started
wildly to run away. Instantly
every observant bystander gave
the man the merry ha, ha, and,
after he had put several yards
between himself and the ele-
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-07-28
Good Silage in SiIOs of All
Materials.


One of the questions that
comes up when a new silo is to
be purchased or built is whether
the material used in the con-
struction of the silo has any in
fuence on the quality Of the sill
age. The Missouri Experiment
Station has been studying this.
problem for two years. Sam
pies Of silage were taken at the
wall and at the center in silos of
the stave, iron, Gurler, and con-
crete types. These samples were
analysed and the results COM
pared. The results are given in
detail in Research Bulletin %
recently issued. The results of
the analyses showed no differ
.ence in any way between the sill
age from the different types. No
one should be persuaded to base
the selection of the silo to be
used upon the statement or sup
position that one type of silo
makes better silage than
another. Any silo that has a
tight wall that keeps out the all
and is strong enough to with.
stand the pressure will preserve
silage.
If the corn has sufficient mois
ture when put into the silo tn.
only thing that can interior
with the making Of good silag
is the admission Of air as the re
suit of a poorly built silo or in
sufficient packing at the time 0
flling.-C. H. Eckles, Missoul
Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-07-28
Real Estate Transfers.


Deeds filed in the Recorders
office, Lexington, Lafayette
County, Mo-, week ending Sat-
urday, July 22nd, 1916. Com
piled by Lafayette County Alb
stract Co. and Financial Agents,
Lexington, Mo. Ike H. Noyest
manager, abstracts and farm
loans.
Fred H. Kessner and wife to
George G. Wodrich w. D. $4,000,
N 80 feet lot / Oand S / foot lot
II Block "B" Concordia.
George E, Woodrich and wife
to Fred H.. Kessner w. D.. S25OO,
north p lot II block "B' Con-
cordia.
George e. Woodrich and wife
to Louisa Lieser W.. D. $4,000,
is 2 feet Of N "a feet lot 10
block "B" Concordia and part
iSEA NEA 5-48-24.
Walter A. Hartman and wife
to Leonard M. Hartman and Roy
r. Wilson and wife w. D. $1668.-
Ia S19 SWA 85-48-27.
Joel H. Ewing and wife to
Minnie P. Slusher w. D.. $45.OC
lot 139 Ewing's addition t.
Machpelah Cemetery, Lexington
Roy Burgard and wife to F
M. Lale and wife w. D. 5000
so x 24O feet part NWH SCI
1-48-28.
William Moore single to Ell
nora Palmer W. D. $4,000 10.
IA Original Lexington.
Augusta Boese, widow tt
James C. Burgess w. D. $6OO.0l
AZ feet west side lot 40 and L
feet E. side lot 50 Hinkles ad
dition to Wellington.
!, Virginia c. Kelly ct. al. t,
; Leonard Barker W. D. S225.Ol
lot IL and w. 10 feet lot 1.
block 4 Odessa.
Minerva Minger to L. B. Dav
! les w. D. $4,000 8 acres Yves
side block "A, 4th addition to ST
+. Thomas Waverly.
Rolla w. Jones ct. al. to A. N
E Gale w. D. $4,000 lot A bloc.
$ I'D" Anderson's addition to Lex
ington.
: Henry j. Ease and wife to I
w. Ballow Loan and Investmen
: leo. w. D.. 81 E1a SEA, NW1
u SEA, SWA NEA, SEA NWH
t NEA SW14, 36-49-26.
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Administrntor,s Notiee.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of administration on the partnership
state Of Stier Clothing Co., were
granted to the undersigned on the 14th
day Of July, 1916, by the Probate
Court Of Lafayette County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowance to the undersigned
within six months after the date of
said letters or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of said Estate, and
if such claims be not exhibited within
n year from the date of the last in
sertion of this publication they will
be forever barred.
This 14th day Of July, 1916.
f. 7. STIER,
Surviving Partner.
Administrator.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-07-28
Why Endure Summer Colds?

It isn't necessary to have a
stuffed head, running nose. To.
cough your head off as it were.
All you need do is to use DR..
Bells Pine-Tar Honey. The
soothing and healing balsams
open the clogged air passages
and in a short time you get re-
lief and start on the road to re-
Icovery. Your nose stops run
ming, you cough less and you
know you are getting better. Get
a bottle, use as directed. Keep
what is left as a cough and cold
insurance.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-07-28
Should SIOan's Liniment Go
Along.

Along.
Of course it should For after
a strenuous day when your mus
cles have been exercised to the
limit an application of Sloan's
Liniment will take the soreness
and stiffness away and get you
in fine shape for the morrow.
You should also use it for a sud
den attack Of toothache, stiff
neck, backache, stings, bites and
the many accidents that are in
cidental to a vacation. 1--WE
would as soon leave our baggage
as to go on a vacation or camp
out without Sloan's Liniment."
Writes one vacationist: I'VE use
it for everything from cramps
to toothache." Put a bottle in
your bag, be prepared and have
no regrets.