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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24

Agents pretending to
represent the Japanese
government, but believed
to be attached to the Car
ranza government, tried to
buy $1,000 rifles and p
100000 rounds of ammuni-
tion from w. Stokes Kirk,
army and navy supply
company, in Seattle Thurs
day.
United States secret service OPP
eratives are searching for the
suffering" man who tried to
make the purchase.
Evidently knowing that the Kirk
company has large supply OF
arms and ammunition purchased
from the L. s. government. the
foreign agent went to J. X. Taylor,
manager OF the army and navy
supply store. at 1903 First ave.
The agent appeared TO be an
American. He talked with an i'm.
pediment in his speech.
He first told TAYLOR that he had
been sent there by Mai Lemuel l.,
Bolles. assistant adjutant general
OF the Washington National Guard.
Later he changed this part OF his
story.
Il told him we had the guns and
ammunition and would sell TO him"
Taylor explained to secret service
men. "He then produced a card OF
the Asiatic Exporting g. Importing
company. with the name r. c.
Root, vice president, typewriter
across the bottom.
Il asked him where the stuff
was to be sent,
To Japan. was his answer.
II asked him who he represent
ed in Japan. He said that the
Asiatic Exporting 4 Importing
company had been instructed to
get statistics on the amount of
arms and ammunition in the Unit
States and to try to purchase l5,-
600 guns and 100000 rounds of
ammunition.
Il asked him IL the stuff wasn't
eventually going to Mexico instead
OF to Japan.
His answer was, You can put a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
DECLARES GUNS
ARE FOR JAPAN

man on board the vessel and send
him over TO Japan with IL II you
want to-"
Secret service men are waiting TO
arrest the man as soon as he closes
any deal with the army and navy
supply people for arms or ammuni-
tion.
Il. c. Root OF the Asiatic Export
ing and Importing company, said
Saturday the man who tried to put
thru the deal did not represent hAD
company. and is unknown TO him.
Root said he was working with
the secret service people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
Officers Proud of Sanitation
But It's "CoinR" That the Men Talk About

savef 10 he factt a
more year, might be the usual
laughter little little higher
perhaps; brown goggles tied
when TO the Dor
der" but thesea ares
drinking well. and the
m
pIT THE MORE OF THE CHANCE OF GOING.
wish a million dollars going
nounced eweyn cavalry OF chaleng
ngy
seasoned the Private Lew
elyn s unmis Of them.
the a horse and
phiosophc
of and hard places.
In he regular six
fvehour fight achita;
vlss Columbus
Col Scotts staff
a shome Antonio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
Three BANDS PLAY
SUNDAY IN PARKS

Three band concerts will be
given in Seattle parks Sunday.
Wagners band will play at
Woodland park from 2:30 TO $50
in connection with the Green Lake
Rose show.
Cavanaughs band will be heard
at Alki beach from 2;30 10 $3.50.
From 1880 to $50. the Firemen's
band will play at Volunteer park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
DELAY OPENING OF
new NATAT0RlUm

The bathlng-suit fashion show
and opening of the new salt water
natatorium at Second ave. and
Lenora St. scheduled for Saturday
night, have been postponed until
Wednesday evening
The big pool and side equipment
will not be ready until then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
TROOPS in CAMP
HARD AT WORK


AMERICAN realize that the cheerful
American lake be the fret the troops way to an
a the deadly reality OF
Everybody settled yesterday afternoon
with
them.
straw.
n awkwardy behind the
with mammoth coffee
chopped
basked peacefully In the sunshine
either side and the
o all the color
OF earth lumber ana fr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
ALL UNIONS ON
COAST MAY co
OUT ON STRIKE
San Francisco Building Trades
Indorse Sympathetic
Walkout
COUNCIL WILL VOTE

SAN FRANCISCO, June pa
A general strike OF Pacific
coast organized labor, In sym
pa,hy with the lonsshoremen. 10
being considered today. The
building trades council here
passed resolutions lndorsing
such a step. The executive
COMMITTEES Of the San Francisco
labor council will vote on sim
liar measures Monday.
A petition TO the governor.
urging that strikebreskers along
the water front be dlsarmed will
be sent by the labor council to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
3 COMP AN|ES UP
TO WAR FOOTING;
WILL co SUNDAY
Recruits Come Slowly Less
Than - Hours Before
Departure
WORK HARD AT ARMORY
TROOPS LEAVE SUNDAY

TROOPS LEAVE SUNDAY
The Second infantry COM
panies from Seattle will march
out OF the Armory at 10 a. m.
Sunday.
They will parade up Pike
place to Pike St, up Pike to
Second ave. and down Second
ave. to Cherry 81. They will
90 down Cherry st. TO First ave.
and then up First ave. to Uni
versity St. and down Univer-
slty TO Railroad ave-, where
troop trains will be waiting.
The men will entraln imme-
dlately. without time for leave
taking, and be rushed directly
to American lake.
Spanish war veterans and
Coast artillery mIlitlsmen will
escort them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24

WASHINGTON, June "a
This government has demanded
release Of the negro troopers
captured in the Carrixai Tight
and now held by the Carrsnzis-
tas at Chihuahua City.
II became known today that
the demand now is on its way
20 Carrsnzs. Whether II was
olven 70 Arredondo to forward.
was sent 70 Consul Rodgers,
then TO be given csrrsnza, or
whether II was made direct
from the state department 10 the
Mexican minister Of foreign az
fairs was not made public.
The question OF an armed inva.
sion Of Mexico hangs upon the ma.
ture OF the first report Of any com
missloned officer who participated
I'm the Carrizal fight, II any are
alive.
Following a conference with Pres
ident Wilson. lasting one hour, Sec
retary Baker said:
I'VE are Obliged 10 wait for fur
ther word from Gen. Pershing be
fore we can determine our course oil
action.
"The only thing we have thus far
aside from that coming from Mexi
can sources. Ia the report OF ieV
stragg1crs who we're considerably
IN the rear OF the point where the
carrizal attack occurred" Baker
said.
Hope had practically vanished
today that more than a handful o.
Americana escaped the Mexican
machine gun fire before Carrizal.
Army men said that perhaps
nav stery would arrive before to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
U. S, AVIATOR KILLED

PARIS. June 24-The American
aviator, Chapman. attached TO the
French-American llying corps. was
killed IN an air battle Friday. after
bringing down two German ma
chimes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
STATE OF WASHINGTON TO MAKE UP ONE LONE REC
PANTRY.


O
andou a
the and pin laugh good dnatnry and let that
OF o
because spirit Of adysnw has sailed them But THERE S0I Nan M IN
UNITED STATES HREAENED OR IF THIS COUNTRY WERE FANG
A WITH AN ALIEN FOERECRUTS WOULD COME
BUT BY THE THOUSANDS AND TENS OF THOU
SANDS
We know that of real peril would We know that all Of
if
million offer themselves would have mob unframed
equipped precious
They tbe nader ready, possibly IN AYEAR.
efronus half of them
entre nanlar a
BILL provided for
bill
lin decided
finally passed The understood
other auem a
| swelw worhur
the the United
n
the in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24

WASHINGTON. June 24.-Neith-
er mediation nor arbitration could
be considered in the present case.
high officials said today, when
shown London wireless reports that
Pope Benedict, was making offers
OF mediation 10 both President Will
son and Gen. Carranza.
II was indicated the two govern
ments alone can now solve the
present problems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
POPE ASKS KING
OF SP ain TO TRY
TO PREVENT WAR
BY JOHN II. HEARlEY

Q. = otd'T OoTTespohueht
ROME, June 24.-Pop. 6ene-
diet held a lengthy conference
today with the Spanish ambas-
sador. II 10 reliably reported
he discussed the sdvisabillty
Of asking King Alfonso Of
Spain to mediate between the
United States and Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
FACE TO FACE

WHO'S THE GUY WHO GETS PRETTY CLOSE
FACE TO FACE, WITH MANY OF OUR SEATTLE NO.
TABLESf THE RARBER CHAP. WELL. WE HAVE
A BARBER EDITOR TO FURNISH Us SOME LAUGHS
ON PAGE g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-24
NIGHT EDITION

WRIST WATCH YES. BUT A STRAW HAT7 40.
AT LEAST. NOT YET. TRUE ENOUGH. IT'S GET
TING VERY NEAR JULY. BUT OUR WEATHER MAN
DOESN'T SEEM TO KNOW IT HE SAYS: TO
NIGHT AND SUNDAY. SHOWERS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

Sc oos 1T o6er ousoei6loiicn, oenn
nit Der llnmo9libfcit, Oic icbt in ibrt
&ei6en 9eriiieuen 9iideu mieoer ouf-
5ufiiQen ieben Die 9(aiirten i6rc
SturmlGufe 81 longiamen 9lbiter6en
oenlrtbcilt. Gie 0iicuiiomeae fdllt
mtr io9ten eS i@ou in ii6 5uidnls
men. Gos 9reied 9ll6ert 9dpalmnes
Yeronne, Oos onge6lidb eiren SicB
ser 9Qiirten beberridt, lit in @irt-
Iidfeit OaS @ro6 ser cngiicben 5elO-
9(rmee gerorocn in0 bat Die gSeIt-
md6te Der pbuiiben @l0gIidfeit be.
roubt, cine Gnti6coumg inn @elteH
81 er5wingeu
Sic Gu6e OcS ailtbboiS, oie nod
oem Gcritummcu oes Giieniioldrm$
inn gGeIen cirtreten nlB, miro Inn 70
9eluidytiqcr oui Oic Gitfrout 5uriid
wirfer, no ole &ulien ii6 in gleid
uerQeblidcn 9eniibltngen ouf5e6rten
un0 scr bon S5inoeu6urg an9eltre5,
ten @ntiAeiounq mir nod Sriimmer
i6rer neuen 9lrmee entgegenItellen
fonneu g8os mir bis6er on Der rlls
m1nii1eu 0reu5e uno IN @oli5ien
ia6eit mar mr. elm &oripiel oieler
@nti1eiolng, Die 10 ii6er Der Ser.
mirflidung ent9egeu reiit mie emit
Eounen6erg nnO oie MoirreniGloht.
(Sa. Sts5tg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
Der Oentldlc eien in g9citen.

Die Gonlmentore Der 8erliner
Solboifi5i6icn 5u sen Sdladtcn im
99piten ldiieu ben llmidng Der anglo.
iran3oiiiben glnitrenguugen ais inns
ner rieiiger beruortreten unO oeliten
5iuingcno oaraui bin ooB Die Oiicn.
iippoge i'm 9erlauien begriiien lit.
Iieic Ibatiadjc fam gar niht itarl
aeuua utteritrincn weroeu, peil lie
Der britiiAen Dliaionenarmce, oieier
III Der aric0sgcihid1te bisbcr gGn5lid
imbefduuteu Gribeimns, nit oeren
gluitretcn bic GntiAei0mg oes aric.
9es uerfniipit icin iolte, ooS llrt6eil
ipricbt. llcber Slitcbcncr'S W}illioncn
lit gelodt mo gcip0ttelt luoroen ia
lanac man nnnebmcn nntBtc. Dab
GngIano Sen arieg uiDt anoers fiib.
rem miiroc, ais nlle friiberen; nit
irem0cm 8liite. 3weiieIso6nc mar
Oieles Seitbalten al ocr EraDition
auh 0arm no6 Die 6idtibnlr iiir
oaS SnieIreib, ais icin Nlillionenbcer
BON elmer blaiien lltopie it'd bcreits
slir @irtlibtcit 5u acitalten begann,
0enu tbati0blih iino sic 6ritiiHel
9lnitrcngngcn III 6ronfreih ais Dem
Nonptfrie1sidaliplob bis ann A Suli
0iclcS ,SabreS mcriQ mcbr ais sc.
npnltritoucn gcpcien Die man iAon'
0enbalber ultcr iran5oiiAem rm1
ritiiiiMem 1rIf urterno6ni Sclbit
III Berlin miro man bel Striegsaus.
brnh cin n oeralti9rs 9lufgebot, wiC
Gnalau0 cS nu1 mirflicb anf 0it
@eine Qcitellt hnt, nid1t IN @erecbnun.
Aeii eiudcitcllt habeir lino bci Der als.
ac3eibnptrn tcdniitben glsriilhng
Hie oas 2oltNoucr @ricgsocpartemcnt
ieiicn 9irmccn mitaa6 bei Der for
hi sab;cF \ ti0cric. sen ocropatomm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

neten Muibinengelpebren, Sen cnor-
men Nflnitionspbramioen Sen Slug.
mineu II. 2itittorpeoos imo Dem iiber.
iudItigenoen 6liegeri1warnt muBte
Der 5a6lenmGBig Iebr er5eblihe briti-
ihe Scer6ouien in einem ip1ten
StriegSitaohlm eingeiebt, unbeoingt
einen geruid5tigen 6oftor biloen.
Stellten Oie g[Qiirten Die poafommen
neuc ruiiiihe glrmee in i6r Galfiil
ein, in Der olcin Der 9ietrilteuidbr.
gang 1917/t8 nit auoert6alb Wtil-
lionen Mann oertreten mar, 3G6lten
lie Die rnlGnii9e Galbe Dliliou 6in-
gu iebten lie Sorrail 5um 0urb6ru6
ami giiiA mo Goiia an mari iiG) Go.
oorno gegen ocn SiQn5o uno allf
Grieit 10 mar eS fir Tie wirflirb gon5
itnnlogIid, neben Sen @eptuu-@bon,
cen oer Wioqli6feit eineS anOcren
9(isganeS alid mir oie leiieIte slus.
iicbt 5u laiien.
Seute latiern bic britiiAen Wdaio.
men nicbt me6r ols lleberraibuug I'M
@intergrltnoe. Sic iino Der oeit-
irben 6iibrine Elm befannter Softor
eemorOen. Ole beipunoerlingsmiir
oigc ocuti6e Gtanobaitietcit Die
Gopierfeit bis sur 5elbitcntia9mg
bat oie enoliihen Suufen an DAM.
idoits, ino 2lrtillerie-H e-Heicruen iiUer'
munoen. Rahoem 5wei Sabre oes
aricges mo fait ouslHlie5Ild beit.
iber Siege Doriber geratiirbt iudren
| 6egingen oie 9laiirten nuo Die 8riter
5umal cine areen llnterihdbung oes
@cgncrS, menn lie ibrcn Ylon oui ocl
| 5pcfulation oufbolten, onrh itcts
micoerbolte slnlouie ein Eruppenno
terial bon iolbcn Gualitdteu 5crmiir
ben ino ihlicBlid ibcrrcnncn SO fou
lncu. Icn 1urhbrub babcn iie BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

mir pie0erbolen es, 6eldr1ntten lib
ori oen Suli. sSn t feinem ipateren
9lugen6lid 6eitQnO Die Woglibfeit.
Dab Die 6ii6rlng Die Gage nidt mcl-
itcrn tonnte uno tbatidhlitb bat ieocr
meiterc Dlonot cine Seriteiiung 0es
oelticben @iOeritonoes lmo cine cut
ipredenoe &erlonglanlmg Der obne.
bin mr ipin5igen oaiirtcn @ewinnc
gebroht 10 ooB bis iebt ieit @oGer
Scr 6rontperlnli fait g6n5lih unpers
GnDert gebGeben iit Gennoh ihiert
S5oig uno Soffrc geraoe jeBt Der gllt,
genblid 9efommen bic Erobe aiif Die
bon i6neu porouSgeiebte 3ermiirbun0
Der oeutiHen 2inien 5il MAIDEN. Gic
Go9e pom 8. bis 10. Gftober 6o6eil
9ieie Gro6e geieben. Sie poren 3eu-
Qc Der ungloit6liben ritiidenSelblt'
i6erbe6unQ, oie oie blutiqen @reig.
nilie Oreier Wlonote nidt olS mar
nenoe 2ebre ionoern leoiglicb olS
Geripirflidung i6rer Spetulotiol
ollifaBte uno Die oeltiden 9ataillore
uunme6r iogor 81 &feroe iiberrennea
81 fonnen alau6te GieGeidt bait
bic engliide 8ii6uing oaron ieit, OoB
e6en einiob Die 3unlt6ungen al OiC
Oelitihen gleruen, an Die rein p6Di
iiifeu @igenicbaiten oes oelltiden
GroupierS nod niht longe 9enilg &c.
oouert 6Gttcn inN einfotb tueitere bier
g9oben iortgciebt 5u iperOen 6raudl'
! ten nm 0en Turbbruh ooh 81 cr
5ipinoen gs lit ii6eriliiiiia, 81 ct
pdbncM oaB Die felogroue Nlduel
jmiiden Gncre lm0 Sonime uu9}clt
ia6r ln0 Inn Gitern nod geumi f
uucrihiittert ooiteben wiiroe ipeut
oie Gngldu0cr i6rc 9lnldliic bis oo6ir
mimtcrbrobcu wieoer6oltcu @era
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

eriten Gage ibrer 9fieniipe al nit
iebem Sturmlalli angeitrebt, unO
menn ibre Gioilioncn ge6ro6eu, GER
I6mettert, ousgcbrcnnt 5uriidlirom-
ten, tr0lteten iie iib NIT Der 9lusiidbt,
beint nd1iten glnlouf Die oeutitbe
aroft weientlicb geitbpddter uor5u-
finoen, mG6reno lie ielbit ans Oen
GerbGnoen Ser 8it1cnerarmee itets
frii6e 9eierpen 6eroni6leppcn fonn-
ten. @s mar, pie geiogt, cine b0ie
lmo inn 2i1te ser leBten SSe6lihl1ge
geIe6en unner3eiblihe llntcriAoBlmg
oes @egnerS; ober Elm onoercr &eg
Itono fiir Soig mO Soifre niHt oiicn.
Der 9lon perriet6 ln6eoingt oen riid.
Ii6tsloicn Siegermiaen ocs wo1rcn
6clo6errn. Dem fiir Sen @nocriolg
fein @reis 81 bod lit.
Inns, Die mir ms nn Dem SelOen-
tbunl Der glutsbrioer trii6en tdgIih
BON Oleltem begeiiteru beitono uoa
porn6erein nidbt ser minoeite 3peifsi
oaron, 0aB bic bon Oenn9riten losgc
loilenen 6eueriuogen Die iieggepo6u.
te oelltide @ioerItonosfroft MIR nod
ita6lcn fomteu. @enu oie Githe.
nerormee cine llc6erraidung 81 6riu-
gen permodte, 10 NOR Oos MIR in Oca
criten Gogen Der Ofieniioe mogIit6,
ais Der Oeuticben 6iibrung bic iN
9lusiiht eenonmene Ginbrudsitele
nod ni1t befonnt mar unO oie @e,
/ fnbr bcitono, Dab cine pielfoGe feinN.
lide lteberlegen1eit oos bal6eGlrbenr
oelitidcr @ert6eioiglin9slinien ourtb
! ltieB, c6e Oie an oeu ¬cnpunfteu
! binter Scr 6ront bereit gc6altenen
9ieierpen nad Dem 6eorobten Funftl
aeporfcn uerOeu fonnten Iic fritz
idcn Gage Ser oQiirteu Giieniipc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

PM TO- CItoBcr Nnuic Nuorcu, 9ir. 2s2l
Ct (aafShnbc. 5l Sabre nll
PIN TO- Ctiober ocnrg Mtng, larDlano Sc
neral 6OipiQl 5S Sabre ali
glm 19 Cfiober Wiar1arct 8rrcu, gir i24,
Ricbmouo. SirdBe n Sabre ali.
PIN 49, Sfiober Catherine Snig, gSt Si'
cents Sniani gliDlm" 44 Sabre Qli
glm is Siiohcr SlGndlc : 0lui gir. 1880,
0uu. SirQBe 40 Sabre ait
9m lS. Giiobcr Mturn Ira5icr glr IT'S,
0urioro gnenue SO sabre dlt
PIN 10, Cttober Minnie .. Srisicp, glr 23i6,
&onoerborit Game, 43 Sabre alt
9lm 49, Gftobcr SDuiic Spiicrbcrt, 9'r 1923,
@oriud 9loeune u Sabre nlt
g(m 49, Cloblr Nnuie &ioo, yir. 26i2,
Sranciss gtrabe. 90 Sabre alt
2m no. Gitober Miargarct Icbbcn, e. SO
iepb'S 60ipitdl 40 Sabre alt
glm ig Ciio6r 0lnorem ", stidel, gir. 1920,
lSeiisRraits Srubc, 80 Sabre alt
PIN 49, Cfioher SSrauccc y. Sogmnu, gu.
1890, QutOpscps 5iruBe. h3 Sabre alt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
Ser ,SrieasuuoclD.

Ser 0&riegsuOecl".
IN ser Observation-Disclosures @c-
fenihriit l6reibt aot6oriuer: @iner
Der prddtigiten 6renOlinge ans Der
noroiicbcn %oaelpelt, Der I'M @inter |
ais Sridoogel 5ieinIib regelmdBig |
nod0lorooeitiHlonO founlt, lit 5mci'
ielloS Der etpo ItorengroBe gemel4e |
oOer eitropdilcbe Seioeni4ponj |
(9om6Dcillo gorrulus 81 @ic i@oH
aus ieincm 9{onen areuj-, Sterbe-
ooer @eItpogcl berpor9e6t, lit iein
@rIheincn nod oem &olfsglaubeH
BON ihlinmer @or6eoeutlln9, 9o6
oicicr 9l6erglou6e it5on urolt lit er-
BELT aus Der oSiitorio glnimalillm"
BON aonroo @esner ans Dem So6r,
1866, es 6eiBt bort in oem gl6i6nitt
,Te @orrulo 9o6emia". Cum ops
parent peiiilens oeris mutation er.
pectatllr" iuo int @ogel6ud bon &u'
0olf SeuBlein, Jronfflrt a. Ot, 1900,
miro gciogt. go iie ober on einenl
ort geiunOeR 6eoeuten ie cine gif'
tiQe Gnoerlm9 Ser 2uiit GS fomne
oitrG ouff ibre 8uflnit geiuo6nlil
Elm @eitilenB.~ Cine merfpiiroigc
Stiibe finoet oieicr uralte @oIfsober-
olau6e an Oen 9luftreten Oes Sci.
Oeni6mon5eS inn porigen @tttcr irn
1elin, no er onge6lih Ieit 1866
nidt 6eo6adtet puroe. @r gilt Oer
oortioen 9anO6eo0lferung ais &or'
bote Oes &rieges uno @erfiinOer GRO.
| Ter Seuden. 9(n6 IN Sii0Ocitibs
lonO, no CT inn @inter 1894 oNi
trot, nennt man i'm yariegSpogel".
Syn 3iirib iolgte onf iein 9luitreten
I'M Sabre 1866 sic Eeit, e6enio loll
or in ser S6mei5 eridiencn iein Dor
0elu Gon5il bon Gouitnn5 lmO por
Dem @olOmonuii6eu 9luilaitf 0eln
9ergitr5 bon YliirS, oen biinOneri'
iden llnru6en, oen 60bmilden Ger'
folounQel Dem OreiBigi66rigen Grie8
IL f. II. 9(i6 in 6ronfreid gift CT
ais GerfiinOer fotuItrop6oler Grei1.
mile. Ter Icb an oas grideinen DcS
Scioenidppon3es fniipfenOe 9lber'
glou6e bot olio cine Iebr meite |er'
breitlmg. @}an fam oieien oils Elm
! Sdul6eiipiel fir Die @ntlte6lmg
ocrartiQcr Golfsmeintngen 6ctrada
ten. Cab ser prddtige rmo penl9
idelc &oqel 0ie 2lufnerfiamfeit oe3
GolfeS ouf Iib 5ie6t lit be9reiili@,
Grifft MN 5eitliG nit leinem 9r-
Iheinen Elm ouifollenoes @reigniB 5ll-
Iamn1cn 10 miro beioes I'M &olfs.
qlau6en in einen urid6liben ~3nion-
menbang ge6rotbt. gSenn nidbt ge-
rdt6 erIteres olsbolo lpieOer IN &er-
aeIlen6eit. 60 lit in Ser Ebot Der
gogel i'm Seiiiu ihon friiber 60nii-
ger erl6ienen. @ie elmer 9lrbeit boil
9lnQelo G6ioini 81 entnebmen lit Die
Y I'M gollettino bella Sorieta Eicineic
81 Science natlrali crihienen lit,
wrrOe oos @ri6einen Oes Seocn-
I6iuou5es i'm teiiiniicbcu Seengebie-
tc in iolgeuoen Nintern icltgeiteat
1S06.07 tSt7-tS, 1928, 1929
80, 1885 36, 1S44-45, 1917
AS, 1890, ts59-6O, 1866 81.
1876 1S70-7t, 1872 70, 1903
-04 uno t9t3-14. Gie pirfIi6c
llriobe fiir ole Streii5iiac ocS noro-
li6 Oes @olnrfreiies briitcnOen Sei-
Oeni6mon5es nod SiiOen Iiegt ~
oem W}iBrot6en ieiues I'M @inter
6oupti1dli6 aus 9eerenfriidten be.
ite6enoen Suffers in ieincr 6o6nor.
oiideu Seiuatb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
0[nnnit Mnnrrt.

Sc far6 am o. Sitober 1916 9uanft GjUNcr
In feinem Gs. qebcnsiobr. Qelieblrr @ntie Dor
6elena @ouert Sic @eeroiouHo inoei an
rieunnn "a Citober, 9ldhmitaQs llbr, Dor
iener gSobuunQ. Nr 2il, geeitsScurirtta. ctr,
aus aif Der baltimore 0enlcicrD" iiait.
Cgbiaoclpbia mo Gonispiue 3eiltnaen ND
sen gciduigit copiren)
9Sarum eriDulli 70 auies alaoen?
9SdS ir6t Den Nlid 70 tbrdncnNmcr2
Gin irenes Ser5 ba ausgeidlnaeH,
Sin ireucr Qlrm rect iia1 nicbt ulebr
S meld Elm Barter ibuerer S6laq,
HeS Sauies bette elite brad
pic trnncruocn Guterblc6cncu.
(Cn22A2N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
SricOOBfc.
@nItimure (semetcrn.

Bareag: Sanpt.Gingang giortb.glpeHAe, BitiIn
nm Der @aD.5trnhe,
NeqribHiBpdBe 6l uerfalilen bon $45 on.
@eftinn AZ" inter immerpdbrenoer Mlifll.jt
$75. Hainl. fir eiliahe @raber. @leeanie
ilenc Gapelle
pii5erneitraBem@ @ineono iett often.
(SunttO.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
quniln S5uffer6crt.

Gs ftarb am i9 Sfiober 1916 mad elmer
Nlier bon 70 So1reu s Wionoien lnh I Idq,
geiiipe 0es bcriiorbeucn @6ilip Soier6tri.
&ernaHoie mo 5reutoe Der 6aniilie iino adls
unQsbpu einQcl0oef Der Nccroiping an
eonniaa, % Sitober 1916, Gommiiidas 4 llbr,
bon Scr ggo6uila bres Smniegeriobnc8,
Georae g. singer. Sr, Nr 1923, G,prind-
.Palfinlores Sre6boie (Df2O 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
sirdlidJs Nn5cieen.
NreieiniofcitSs0i 0irdle.

SrinitH., nn6c 0inI-etrnRe.
Noruiitings: oNas b06ile Njcbot"
9lbenos user M Sefs2"
PIN 20. Sfiober, @roBe 6ciormniionsieier
(Gft2t 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
Eu6anueS GQnie.

Gs itarb am 49, CTiober 1915. Qlbenos Y
nab Z llbr III Der gSoOunHg iciHes SobneS,
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bonncS SGnie geliebier @aiie Der OerliorDe'
ner gIIna 9briiinu Saiiie, im glier bon Is
Sabrcn Wipudien lnn 21 Laqclt @ie Ne
cr0iQuup fin0ei eDnntaG, Ra6mtlaes llbr
aui Der oGaflamH Gemeierp" liaii
(Gft20 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22

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rung 8rout n2icblt on MIDI
au6 wirfli1, AOolor2" ~ 9roiIti.
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trifit ms 6rcucn ia nibt 10 ie6rl"
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g.; r9ln stdrfe 1T oic cngliide
6lottc ser Ocitcbcn ood icbr iiber.
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aroiil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
D}orn n Mies.

@s iiarb am 10. 0itobcr 1916 MnrN g. Oics
(qe6. Miuer), Neliebie @altin bon ,Srari sizes.
@ie Ncerognq iinoe MontoG 23 Siioper,
gir. ti6, euo.9luuut erahe, ans TAFT Re
ouiensN&iie I'm 8 ll6r IN Der IA 0l Notb1eI'
ier9irde, Nciietnra ani Der p@aibeornl Sc
meicrn"
(glnuapoHs 3eiuuecn m6sen eeidaiaii copk
rem (Git2t-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-22
(irnrnc Gnhie

Gs itar6 plbtG8 am 90 Oftobcr 1916
O3corgc 1adjie in ieinem 2s 9etenSiabr, ein5is
ger nno 0eliebter So6n bon Ebeooor nno @rs
ncliine Sadie Eie GcerniOmud iintet bon
iciner gsobnunp. 9r. 27i3, EnniNmauin.9iuc
aus ftdh Se Belt oerielben wiro pdier an
aeAtiNt. lAlIt22-23l
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-01-28
COUNTY NEWS
ELGIN.

The people of this community
are suffering from grip. Scrace.
ly a family has escaped. Con,
stable G.. p. Caskey is improv-
ing and will soon be able to be
out again.
Mr.. w. 7. Ligon from Rock
Hill, spent Sunday with Mr.. C.
p. Caskey.
Mr.. B. P. Sims and Charlie
Marshall spent Saturday at the
home of Mr.. G. P. Caskey.
Miss Bessie Bailey spent Sat
uwday night with Miss Sarah
Fleming.
Mr.. Jesse Sapps spent Sun
day as the guest of Mr. j. Z.
Hagins.
Mr.. Charlie Marshall spent
Sunday at Mr.. E. P. Mobley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hinson
spent Sunday with Mr.. A, j..
BaSkin.
Mrs. ]. R. Cloutz spent Sun
day in Elgin.
Mr.. Leroy Sapp spent Satrr-
day with Mr.. Sidney Marshall.
Mr.. A. Cummins made Elgin
school a present of a great num-
ber of books for the library
which are appreciated by every
one.
Misses Edna Bailey and Eva
Johnson spent the week end at
Spring Hill.