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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-21

procure the un0ecapied dwelling. One |
Of our prosperous concerns, running
night and day for over two years, Is
enIarging its factory 100 per cent. and
there Is nothing in sight for place to
house the extra help that will be re-
quired to operate the large amount Of
new machinery 70 be installed. One
new concern to locate here found out
the conditions after locating and I'M
mediately erected seven houses. They
need more already. What is going to
be done 70 relieve the situation? Are
the people IN this corner Of the state
alive to the opportunity? When the
conditions are 50 self evident have not
the people sufficient confidence In the
future Of their own section Of the stale
to invest their money IN properties
that can be made to pay good per
cent. on the investment The time
for 4 building boom IS nov ripe and il
remains for some one to start It. Once
started &c s. believed tbat Il will reach
proportions never seen 10 this section
before. Can any one tell Why this
holding aack2
Tine Putnam Chamber Of Commerce
is working on The problem it is a
problem and fast becoming vital one,
aud one that viii prove @ serious mat
Ter IN tie development Of this section
unless It is solved. Everyone wants
10 see the factories busy everyone
wants to see them enlarge, everyone
wants to see the pay rolls grow and
the money circulated inst Will spell
prosperity. II this is to be, the wage
Garner must be taken care Of before he
enters the factory and after he leaves
1t. He must have his home, and If II
Is not here for him he must 90 else.
where. We certainly do not wish to
see him 90 elsew here. II We admit
this the home must be provided.
The committee on building and loan
associations, OF the Chamber Of Com
merce, has recommended such an rs
ISOLATION for Putnam. This may help
solve the problem, II carried out 1t
will give opportunity TO the working
man who has saved n little money 10
invest il and receive such assistance
from the association rs will enable bin
to build, aud by paying an amount
each month, such as would have to be
paid In rent, in a few years time TO
own his own home free from encnm
SCISSOR Of small means a chance To in
vest. To buy a honselot and the pro-
cure money enough from the associa-
ton to build, paying n small amount
each month until his investment Is
clear Those so far approached in re.
gard TO the matter of a building and
loan association for Putnam have look
ed upon the plan with favor.
Whatever the means, however IL
mny be brought about, we return TO
the same proposition-something must
be done in the way of providing homes
for families that must of necessity
come into this section If the march Of
progress Is To begin In earnest. Are
| the people going To discourage pros.
pefity's invasion2 Are we later going
to mourn lost opportunity or are
we going 10 wake up, be alive to the
situation aud ~aleome opportunity.
II is here, ~ knocking II is ours
by reachipg out to take ft.-=S hut are
we goin4 TO do?
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-21
Congregational Church Notes

Seldom Is the community called up
ON TO note the death of man who has
reached the age Of nearly five score
years, and less frequently when such
nm one has touched the people so In
fiuentialiy in the shaping of pubic
opinion and the thought of the hour rs
is the case of Mr.. A. " Macdonald
who died last Thursday. While 1t IS
true that during the latter years OF bis
life on account of enfeebled powers he
has been forced to retire from active
participation In public all airs yet the
force of his character was felt long
after he retired from his duties Ms Edi-
tor of the Putnam Patriot. His pres.
ence in any assembly was an inspirA
ton TO those who were in charge and
his keen appreciation Of theological
thought made him an ideal listener in
the worship Of the church. The pas
tor will long remember the eager lace
that greeted him sunday after sunday
indicative OF mind that clearly com
pretended the thought that WAS being
presented. For many years he Was
connected with cur Biole school rs a
teacher lof u class of men with whom
he exchanged views upon themes OF
vital interest. He was man Of pro-
nounced opinions and yet tolerant of
those who differed from him. He was
good man aud just whose memory
will be blessed The sympathy OF the
church is extended TO the family.
The committee of the Sunday Teach
er Training Class who are seeking 10
raise funds to send delegation TO the
Summer School of Methods take this
means of announcing food and other
sales each Saturday afternoon in the
chapel through the season. Patronize
them.
We now have the following orgsniz-
ed classes in our Bible school:
Welcome class, president, G.. +. Shaw
Hold Fast, Mrs. Lizzie Howell
Drop In, Mrs. &. Champiin
Alpha Delta, Miss Christabel Clifford
The Anti Cant's, Miss Bertha Sargent
Delta Alpha, Marion Carpenter
Teacher Training, Gilbert Perry
We Sisters, Julia Aston
Sigma Beta, Anna Arnold
Mrs. Boards, Maud Carpenter
Mr.. Sargent's, Joseph flaeg
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-21
ST. Philips Church

The meeting OF The Woman's Auxil.
larry will be held Thursday at $50.
Services on Sunday will be AS usual,
AT S, 10 40, and 7, with Sunday school
at noon. Services will be at T.30 on
Friday. Tuesday, Jan, a5th, the feast
of the conversion d 81 Paul, the Holy
Communion will be celebrated at . a. m.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-21
II Mothers ca y Knew

NJ other Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children relieve EeveTishne>s, Head
ache, Bad stomach, Teelhing Disor.
deFs, move and regulate the bowels and
destroy worms. They break up colds
in "a hours. Used by mothers for =
YEATS All druggists. 25c. Sample
flee Al tress, NJ 1ts.eg Gray Co, L.
RlA \ \. -
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-21
Ii Memory Of 1. v. Macdonald

Angels have neekoaed hisisoul away
Out OF The weary shadows Oh t.ei
into that Countfie Of brightest Day
Away from The earth with Us tol
and strife.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-21
Methodist Episcopal Church

Rev. MIR. Smith pastor of the Metho.
dist church at North Grosvenordale,
preached Sunday morning In exchange
with Rev. MIR. Stanley.
The every-member canvass for the
expenses gand benevolences of the
church was tccently made.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-21
DEATHS

In West L pton, Jan. IL, Milton Earl
Potter, aged Il years.
In Southbridge, Jan. Ia, Olive V.
Chandler, aged p years.
AT the Day Kim ball hospital, Charles
Sandeere Of " oodstock, aged q years.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-21
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Putnam
Cemetery Association will be held in
l.. H. Fuller's office, Union street,
Saturday, February 9TH, 1916, at $50
O'Clock a. m, to hear the report OF the
officers for the past year and to elect
officers for the year ensuing, TO elect
two trustees for three years and audi
tors of the treasurer of the associ alton
of the trust. accounts, and TO do any
other business proper TO come before
said meeting.
Per order Of the President,
NEWTON A. BALLARD, Secretary.
Putnam, Conn, Jan. 20, 1916.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-01-21
MARRIAGES

In Webster, Jan. l5, by Rev. \. II l..
Gist, Frank Herrick of Thompson end
Miss Ruby Lindsey of New York City.
In Pawtueket, Jan l9,by Rev. Frank
Rector, Percy l.. Waterman OF Put
nam and Miss Helen Cardiff of Provi
dence.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27
See the Demonstration
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27
NEW

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Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27
BUTTONS
NEW

Newest creations - assort- ments that include every con ceivable style and size-for skirts, suits, dresses, blouses. children's dresses, cts. Priced the doz. 10c 10 S2.50
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27
New Spring COATS at s6.'5 s1O up to 4OfF

exceedingly cod unusually wonderful style price
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-13
glrnr 0uttanIdmna fir sic glniirtcn.

Die 0ntchc botic iid BON Dem Ginereiicn &mio
nien'o III ocn arica cine cntdleioenoc 9Scnoung oct
NrIcasloae oui Dem yolfon pcrprodcn llebcr Die
Seitungeioboieit ocs rlnidniiden @eercs gingen Die
gluiidcl olcronas pcit auseinonocr mo acncr Der
ooriiacn Nubolinilie diberien femc ol5u bobc 4lci
mina bon Scr Sdoeicrtgfcit ocs @ecrcs; immcr9in
fonnte oic Gnicntc oui cinen 3upadS BON ciner bal
ben Nhlon Gombottanten re6nen mo oloubte 5upcr
lidtid ooolrd oen 5d6cn @Oeritano Der Ylittcnadtc
Der ioothen 5roni brcden 81 fonnen 9luBer'
Ocm cnpdrieten bic glaiirtn ourh oel 9etritt gtl
mdricnS oIh Crccjeplano BUR Auigobc iener Ncll
trnliioi in0 sum AndluB bemcgen 81 fouten.
Sn bciorn 9lmlobmen BOT iid oc Gntcutc erino
lid ucucmnet IS iino crit mcnige Gage 0ergnrgcl.
felt oNtdr mo liA0ariidlc StrrittfGfte oc Gren5c
Mun1nels ibcridlrtten bo6ep mo iic bnbrn bereits
@riaqc crrungcn sic iilr Den rumdniideu 6elo5uc
nabsBl cntdciocn0 gcnaint meroa forncu 1rei Der
udiQon 6citnaeu ocs 2ouoes iino bereits eeialleit
imo sic 0apniaot miro BON 5mei Seiten beOrobt Ger
idneac SAL ocr 6cllmgcn 1utrotm uno Siliitria, TO-
pc og aroBc 3n9 ocr @ciongenen mciicu bcrcits mli
zinc ineitlc6enoc Generalization Der rindniidcn
1uHp.a BIN nno oc Niiiicn oe cine tbotfrGitige In
ieriiimma ron Ocu 9hnudicr erporctcu, uerocu 6al0
cnh'n miiiieu. ooB lie ih nit oicer v0iilie" cine
neiie Gait ouiaclooc 6obcn Sic 6abcn cine grobe
9rmec ii auuanicu tchcL oic lid an BEN yiieocr
lageu or lctisu 1oac reolih 6ctbciliQi bot uuo lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-13

ncroeu wcitcrc shcitfrdtc nod ocm oortgcu arces
idonpoB Ucricn miiiicn
Sn oipomotdcr Sc5icbune it, opct oic Situo.
tion auf Ocm 9alfan in 9ctro6t fomnt ole Odcocr.
logc Der Aaiirtcn 10 gut pie beie9clt Sic bdttcn
@riedlcnlono gor fcin bccreS glrgiunent oif iencn
bisbcrgcn 5tonopuntt gu ocr6orren 6ieten foncu
ais Dos 5iasfo, oos iic in mltGridcr 9c5cbmla in
&unoncn gemodt bo6en
@crooc8u uu6egreiilid lit untcr oicicu lmitGuocn
oic iortooucrnOe llntbatiefct scr grobe Armee 0ic
Die @aiirtcn in Solonifi 5uamuengc5ogeu 1obci.
llc6cr cineu idJmddlideu 9cru6 ole Offeniue 5i or.
grccn 1T oiec armcc Die iiber 100000 W1onn, mad,
onocren 9eridtcu iogor oos GoppeItc betrogen ioa
nicmos bcrouSgcfonlnet ulo cbt no eS bon Ditocr
geoGuung marc cir6 cinen 8oritof bon Si0cn bcr
ocn 9uld onf Gumonien 81 milOern t6ut ocic orobc
2lrmec iIberboupt nidts
Gie Gitentc Got lid micocr cnnlu grinOlid, Der
rccbnet yiod @cenoi9ln9 Ocs 6clO5ugcS in Jhno.
nien miro oic Gage ouf Dem 9ofon letter ais jc in
ocn Sdnoen Der Diittelm0djte ein uno Gru1nicil
miro oos 0hidiol Der onOercn 9olfnitnoten tbeilen,
bic i'm Gertronen ouf oic gcriprcdungcn ser gartcn
Die %oficn iiir oiee crariffen bo6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-13

slm o. zcpicnl0er 9oie Ni. Barter, gir. 3O7.
Noro Noen. 5iiahc. 30 Sabre ali.
glin %. September 0inrn q. SDDe, WiarDlnlo
Generdl 0pfpiinl 43 Sabre ali
YIN 30. September George Y. NnRd, Jlr.
1880. Git0nNcr StraBe. 81 Sabre alt
glm g. September SDbn o. SOnitancc, e.
,Solepbs 2opiinl. % Sabre all
glm -. September 0liiabeth u. SuttcriUrid,
Gr. i02. Siioi0oningions2luenie As Sabre all
Vim .. ScptcmbCr 2luna vi. Wcrlndl, yir
2o23, 0aiicrnglucnuc, 80 Sabre ali.
glm 4. ScpiImbcrl WirDcr cjuloitcin, Pr.
1903. OH 6npclic SiraBe 81 Sabre ali.
glni o. Scpicnbcr barn Srcnba ooer Wrnn
ocr WicrcD Nopiinl. 81 Sabre alt.
YIN 3. September Wiarr q. Sina, .Wiount
oouO Snn", SO Sabre All.
glm TO- September yiubcrt y. Yniutun gtr.
l23, St4iiinas Strabe ~ Sabre alt
gln 8. September ySiliam u. WiariBan,
Jr. GIG. yioro .WdlioHsglpenue. ~ Sabre ali.
glni 10. Scpiember Samcs ~. MartiH gir
1922 Snlp0iu5tidBe Ga SABRE ali.
ylm Q Sepiember 9ntDlcen y. Nhaer, gir.
l6bi. Y0ro NiiOnsg sgbcnue, 90 Sabre ali
glnl s. Scpicnhcr Sobn Yinbn, 9ir. 1886,
OlcciSitnbe, 10 Sabre all
Ylnl -. september Apbn Y. 9icnH, 9r DIG,
Srnniln Icrracc. 40 Sabre dlf
glm o. September 9ininm 2. Smith glr
iO9, Jioro EaiierionsRar
glnl o. Scpitmbcr NINA Ynnn, SsrncliiiidDee
Oulpinl, 23 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-13

Sn elmer 9icoe in Scpon bat Serr Goocpclt Ocn
Wtino 0ieOcr gcpoltig bod gcnonune1 uo Oen eeOul.
oigcu 3borcru 5l beritc6cn gcgeben ooB Gnfc Sor
iir oonn clne Eflidt poa mo gn5 erfiilc, ipcn er
ais &ormlno mo Yoli5iit fir ole gSclt flngirc Der
trcitborc gGoloneI bcboptctc pcm imierc glOnlini.
itroton oen rittigen (Goocpclt dcn) @eiitc be-
cclt gcpcien marc, 10 marc gclgien nid ucrgcpultgt
Smioclsidiiie pdrcn nidt orpeOirt ard1eu uno so.
pitdIcr m0rcn nidt Dcidoiicn. SRI Gouel mare ndt
DcrmorOet~ II. + H., ii. T. ~.
Der Colonel" bot lid pieOcr cinlol ldderd)
genodt. gSir boben bier 81 Sonoc gcro0c gcig nit
iniercn eigencn slngele9cnbeitcn 81 tbun mo moDr
lid feline Gernnlalung, lms nod Inn Sod)cn 81 finn
nlern oic ms ndjts onge6cn. Nicmono BOT uns 5n
&itern Ocs 9iedjtS mo Der SuioiltGt in ocr gon6en
&cIt 6cruien mo mir fonuen es obnc ole @epiens
biiie Ocn bet6ciligten Solfern bcrloen pc ic Dre
Gedtc pobrcn mo Oie Gc6otc Scr Srmont1t bcolacn
polcn. lluo mas 9elgicn on6ctrifft 10 6oben mir
oleronaS Die Neibliiiie oc Oie geutralit6t goronti
rem, onftionirt obcr uncre oomoGgen StootSn1nncr
woren nidjt 10 mpuiu, ipic Ger ,Golonel" onoern
iiaten Der bclgiiden Geurnltdts -Grfldrmg bic &di-
el bel 0on cine Gerlebtng Ger Ncutro1t feline Scr.
pilidhuq Der Scr Stootcn inDolUirc ooococn cin5ii
idreiten
GonnoIs mur6c unicr Stootsocportcnent nod nodl
ocnl 0runoioBe 9oibington's gclcitct Ooh mir ms
I'M lnicrc cgcncn gneelegcn6cten 6efilnmcrn mo
ms bon clropdiihc Ycrpidellngen crn6oltcn oll
ten llnO oos SonO lit gllt bel oieer Niorime geab
rclt ucnn lic aud oemogogden 9Solitifonten penig
@clegenbcit COB, ooS Vhnomerf oii5urcBen. g9cm
Cnfel Gam in ircoldcr g9eiie Ocn fricoiiibrenOcn
9iooncn in europa icinc Sermittclng on6icten mir.
De- 10 ib1tc cr cI gitcs gScrf uno piroc Der 0jcrcd
tgfet mo 0umanit1t cincn pirflid)c 0cnit rrlpci.
len. Nber Dos Drobcn nit Ocm groBei Stod fam CT
ruDig Ocm yGolone~ i6erlaen Ocnn 6cr5ulonoe ipc
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botcn bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-13
THE GALL ron nTNDnNnUnG.

While Madame de Thebes predicts
the sudden end of the war for this
year and a third-rate American lady
novelist foretells the entry of the
Russians in Berlin, we may as well
look facts in the face. At the
eleventh hour the Teutons are real
izing the truth of what their most
trusted general, who is also no mean
diplomat for a German, had been adj
vocating from the first Hindenburg
knew that more attacks than were
Indispensable upon Belgium and
France would not make the Germans
more popular and that an over
defensive campaign against France
and England would have completely
altered the neutral worlds view of
the war He knew that to be also
sound strategy. In so far as it lay
in his power he did his share to-
wards that. aim. He rolled the
Slav hordes like so much untamed
cattle back to their own lair. Hin
denburg would have countenanced
no Verdun campaign.
He and his most helpful friend,
Mackensen, are at last able to put
their theory to test, free from out
side dictation. There are too many
factors which are hidden from the
world for us to predict with abso-
lutte certainty where their immediate
thrust will take place But already
they have let the Russian and Rou
uanian armies advanced a little
further inland and are apparently
using their wonderful phalanx to cut
these many thousands from Russia
by crossing the border between the
Danube and the Black Sea and, with
the help OF Turkish and Bulgarian
troops. throw them, metaph orically
speaking, into the sea.
1t is at all events highly inn
probprobable that the new German
Chief Of the General Staff will take
things lying down. Roumanian
greed and a bullied Greece may up
set the balance for a time. We see
no reason to anticipate vital danger
to Germany and her Allies if they
can stand their hardship for another
few months.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-13
Csliic Is. Wl. gIcumann.

GS iiarb ON r. Sepicmber 1915. 6 lbr
Nlic 6. Ni. Gcumnnn inn glier BON
80 Sabren. Geliebic Gaiiin bon (5uiiab 0eus
maui, Die Nccroianna ilnoci Srsitas, in
gDiImingiun, Ecl., nii.
(Simin0ioner 3eiiungen nldAen gcidniait
copircu) LSepn8-At5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-13

Nh oIclcm Nnnpc ulto 10 OlcI ODn Denl ncneN Nut'
louO arlaet uno ecdriebcn gis 5u cincm aruiiicr
erooe noe oos cine Gntiduloioung cn, ooh man nit
oeicr glatiou, ole b I'M jebigcn arege ais sic IN
uenidlIidite pon allen @olfern ati Oenl GroenrmS
cruciit ipmpot6iiirt inocm man groBc Dige bon
Dem JtiBlnno cruortet oos aus Dem 9ricge berOer.
gebcn miro 9lber oieie Soinme 1T triigeriid Eui
iiidc @arbore miro nod nidt in fiinaie Sa6rcu Der.
idmnocn. Gos Sono 1T in jcocr Sniidt 8u riididu.
oa, ais oaB cS id urplob6 aus iciner gciitqcu Scr
inrptmg cmporraiicn tonntc, mo melde gcringc 9lb
liht on Soften Scr 9iegierlng beite6t oicicn @eiic-
rn0Spro5cB cin5nleiten 1T oaraus eriidtIid ooB nod
81 oeicr Shmoc Seoer Der politiide Geiormen unc
aeiitac Se6na ser Golfsmniien bcfrmortet ms oc.
ianguiB acporicn miro uno 5mor in Gin riiiiihcS Gc
idugniB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-13
Nampfer. lFrfnrIiOnen.
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MusFuSs : Tabrtarten=Snletiu

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Cecan Gitg, Wio.
5aOrIarlen our @ndiubrt saItia bis 81.
5reiiaa il. @oaiiiSa, 'aidiabti ScaliGa 'i5O $50
SonHiag. ytur an 0ielenI Gag lulttq. t.b0
StattoncH, Claiborne nadJ Herlin.
Japrfnrten Sainliag, 9tiidiabrt Waofliaa. Gin
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6abrpIan rom 8ier 8, 8iabtStroBe. gBonef'
idaer 0.25 Yornl. lno 2.1b yl1dut Solip
inee 730 Wlorgcs.
WeBobpt1 Bead, Del
6a6rInrfcn dur 3ldfabrt giItia bis 80.
september 1916 .............. .... 100
Urctiog nno Sanliiaa, Hiidinbrt 9iefltdg. 275
Sonilina, ulr an oieicH Xag anlia. 49,. 1.5O
Statioucn, Hppe Puint nndJ 2ciucS.
0aDrinrieiL Sdnliiae, 9liidiabrt Wlontaa. Gln'
loc1e 51brt.
oers nieorige Jiaie
5aPrplan pom ,gier 8. 2lgbtSiroBe, ggodlen'
ia9ei, $50 wloraenS no 220 Natm.
Gcnidas 7.45 sylorgcns
Vahmiitnqe Qluefliiqc nudj gpbe pDnt.
Daupfrr ,gSeitmprclaub".
Bom Yler 8. YiGbtStr, ygodbentdgen 2.2u
siod1m. Sonnings 400 yfndul.
WiaD1citcn df benz Sampler.
DOC. 0MnbInBrl bOc.
Bntricbcnftcllcnbe Gndiierfabriru
Onntplcr fnhrcii teocl Idq lit
GbeiupeaIe gat.
Gin Iag nfi0 5ipel Rdcbie
Sipct Iaac uno orel HdCbie
NunoidbrisJinien
Sllultririe Bcihreibnnaen niii Berlnnaer.
Ybone 81. Endl sac Z. @lnrb0dl, @.sB.sM.
(Snnt239&S.3Wte
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gScrmiidjtc 9Inssisen

r0ue 2cbrcr 0nolild iprcdlen nilO idlrei9sn
81 lcrnen SIR Gen 0inpepnnoerie, lomie liir
dnc Sicicnipen bic ii6 In Der cnQlii6en
Sprnobc iiben mno berooIlipmmnelt ipolen:
,Amrrianiimer Ipimctidrr". 800 Selicii.
Nrnmnntif mo Mncinnq IN fir5er Seit obHe
pchrer Gnqlifcb iprccbcn uno fcbrcibci 81 efi
icr 5ihi bic giisipradlc ocr g61rier. bic man
i'm idalidcn Ycbcif brnuhi Sin ucriboollcs.
ilir5 geinbtcs 2soricrbud 0inc Dollitdnoiae
Ohnicrinmmlnno bon Nricicu. 3ic0nuiineit,
Guiitnr0cn. 9oulraiicn. gsehicln. glmueitnns
Qcn. cjeidldiearicu etc. g1nr 500. BeIicls
lnnpcn nit oenl Ncirnge an Nbarlce NnllmCHcr
Yuhliihlna Numpang, 69J Sbiro gIpr Nriu
Dori, ". y. (Dloiif1O
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NnIln Mlhifcr.

IS iinrb am ~. Gcpiem6cr 1916 Subn
Mibiicr geIcbicr ciaiie bon Snrab 9nbiicr
&ermqnotc nno Srcnnoe lino enaelaoeii. Der
lecroipung bcijumobnen. mcldDc am 3rcitaa,
ben IS. Sepiembcr ginhmitiugs . u6r, bon
icincr sspblluna. gr. 2OO6, Vilbcm.Strabc,
aus iinitfinocf (SeDti3-f5)
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Nnthnrinc Gdlncithnrit. .

IS iinrb nm H. September 1916 0ntbnrinc
SdlneltBort i'm gilicr bon 81 SnDren. eelic6ie
@dltin oes nerllorbencn Subn u. Scbnctborit.
Sie Nceroiaung iinoei 5onucritng, gianmiis
iaas nor bon i6rer gSobnnn9, Nr. 4i5, 9ioros
Caroline cetrahe ans ani Der Baltimore Gene
tern" iidii (Sepii3-t4
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Der &Hd5ns Scr Scterrcidlcr in Sicbcn6irsem or.
olgt ans oemiel6en 6jrunoe Der an Der itacni6cn
8ront betmmcno mar: Oic Gert6eioenngslinic 81 Der.
fr5cn, Inn iolhcruec oic itroteeiid midtigen Stel
hlngcn bcboupten 81 fonncn. Die Riidcro6crmq miro
o6ic Sd]mertitrcit crioloer penn oic pcti6c Srort
bon oen 0ritidcn ourdbrofcn nor6cn it, 90SOoni
miiiicn oic 6ein6e on DER ot6cn fSront l6clngii
Den &id5ue ontrcen 9lac @ciorenic oic mon me-
acn ocS 3uriidwedens an Der ruiiiiden mo rlmdni-
idcn @rcn5c beat pcrocn bebobcu wcnn man iid) be-
tonoig Dor Iu9cn b1lt oob penn al elmer Stclc bic
eutihciolnoidlodt eci6ogcn porocn it, onmit Scr
aampf oui alien aricesdouplGBcn cntidicocn it, mS
Dab Die GntidjciOuia ndt i'm Often ionoern i'm gsc-
itcn gciudt miro Soucit cs Oos crtcrc @cbici be-
trifft 1T Bios oaroui 5n icbcu, ooB Die 9cn6c ndt IN
Die lmgariidc Gbcc einorngen, uno oos it, mic Der
bisberioc ScrloiIi ocs aricges Seet ndt au bcirdl
ten alene ortlhe Gortbcilc oes 6cinOes 6o6en fir
ocu gcroui oes aricees nidt Ole minocle 9eocutug.
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vyicbt cs nod mc6r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ?D

yOjiebt es nod mcJr Notwithstanding? ?"
irogt Hc ogSorlO" cntrict. GS 6ot iid) nGmli6 cir
Suobes gusiflB non Brown Nhtnui gebiloct Der oac
9rgcr Die oie 9rown. llnibcrt1t o6olurt bo6c onf-
ior6crt fir Sugbcs 5u itmmcn Der and, elm gropn-
Ahmni it, Die ySSotlo" firdtct oaf es mnmcbr
oud nod Observation-Disclosures parDoro. .g(meritoncr,
gole @merifuncr II. / ~ geben piro un0 peurtbeil!
Oieic 3unobme BON 9inoetrif 9(merifanern Notir
lid 1T cs ebeno ininnig pie mnbos oic Alunini
cucr lni0cr0t ais oldc politiid 5u orgoniircn.
9nocrs ipGrc cs menn @rdiocnt g9ilon oic 9roun.
Alumni Datcrlan6soic @cicacu SonoesDerr1ibcr mo
iduorcr oeihimpt bate mic cs ocr @roieiior nit
ocn Deitid Ancrifoncrn acnloht Bat @drcn oic Scr.
rem BON Der 9roun llnipcrIitdt ocrortig ecmcin
nngnipft iu0 berlcim0et porocn, b1ttcn e oic bolc
@crcbtigiing, id an Dem @crii6cr Der 0emeh6ct in
oericlbcn Sciic au r0dcn, uic cs om T. 9lopcmbcr
bic Caltlf. .9merifoncr 6eiorgc werocn
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Sin oic 9amcu.

NE tin6lnc edlnlc In Der ein0i.
iinicrc Gdb 9iciicn lest oiicn. Slnec 80,
men. iocldjc bc alciocrmahcrilnii mad ben
nener 9ygy'en n ra,c's S1dteI StI 5p', or s 9iss
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niiiinqs no 4bcnne. Neanenc Siurocn. Sn
llmerridis oriacebt iucrocn WrinoIi6er
llNirrhi i'm Gntpnri hon Ymliern ertbcili
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