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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-08
METHODIST

ANenuS-lne IkeN. Wlllldlll
w. Hartman. The TRANSPORTATION
of Christ" 1890; The Right Stand
ard For Conduct" 1880; Sunday
School, 2; class meeting, 8; Epworth
League, 6:30.
Stevens Memorial-The Rev. DIR.
Clayton Albert Smucker. Morning
class, $3.50: The Lion in the Road"
1880; Sunday School, 2; Epworth
League, $3.50; the Rev. Nathan w.
Wesbrook, of Camden, n. j., will de-
liver his great lecture on True Lib
erty': the Brotherhood of America
will attend the service in a body.
Asbury-The Rev. w. II. Gaines.
Preparedness, IL; "The Song of the
Bible" by the Rev. DR.. Smaller, s;
Fifth Street.-The Rev. Edwin A.
Pyles. The Standard Miracle" 1O:30;
The Failure of Success" 1880: class
meeting, $3.50; Sunday School, 2; Ep-
worth League, $50.
Grace-The Rev. John d. Fox, d. D.
character, 1890; organ recital,
7:20; The Perfect Saviour" 1880;
Sunday School, 1:45; the Rev. w. o.
Peet will occupy the pulpit morning
and evening owing to illness of DR..
Fox
st. Paul's-At $50, class meeting:
1890 and 7.3O. preaching; 1.45, sun
day school; $50, Epworth League
Deavor. Glass meeting, 9; Sunday
school 10; II, New World Con-
ditions: Epworth League, $50: re-
vival services. 7.30, Our Father"
Camp Curtin Memorial-The Rev
A. S. Williams. go. class meeting;
9.45, Junior League; 2. Sunday school;
$50. Epwoth devotional services;
1890, THE Courage of the Common.
place; 7.30, The Second Command
ment."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-08
FOURTH REFORMED MUSIC

Morning-Prelude, Cantilene, Shell
ley; offertory. Reverie, Flagler; So
prano solo, MY God, My Father"
Marston; anthem, Lord, for Thy Ten
der Mercies' Sake" postlude, Post
lude in Z Flat. Abernethy.
Evening Prelude, Ma
prawnik; offertorY. Reverie, Setback
ley; alto solo, There Is a Land
Crownshield; tenor and bass duet,
"Watchman, What of the Night?" Sar-
ieant; postlude, Postlude, Lemmens.
Soloists: Miss Alberta r. Hertzler
contralto; A. +. Jeffries, bass; Harvey
Boyer, tenor. S. G. Backenstoss, di-
rector.
MISCELLANEOUS
Associated Bible Students-Sunday
Cleansing of the Sanctuary"
Gospel Hall-Preaching, 1890 and
730; Sunday school, 2.30.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-08
BAPTIST

Tabernacle-At 1890, sermon by
Harold Germer, of Buckrell Univer-
sity: at 1880, sermon by the Rev. A. j.
Greene, pastor Second Baptist Church: I:
Bible School, 11:30; B. Y. P. u, GAS.
First-The Rev. w. S. Booth. 1920,
"The Church at Ephesus"; 1880,
Where Is Heaven; 1880, Bible
School; 6:S0. Young Peoples service.
Second-The Rev. Albert Josiah
Greene. 1920, THE Duty of Faith
fully Hearing the Word; 1880, the
Rev. Anson Devant, of Tabernacle
Baptist Church, will preach; Sunday
School, 12: B. Y. p. u, $40.
st. Paul's-The Rev. f. Luther Cum
ningham. 1920, "I Will Be With
Thee; 1880, The Sigh of Jesus; /;
Sunday School, 1890; B. Y. P. u,
$50; special sermon to trustees at
$3.50 by the Rev. DIR. w. II. Gaines, of
Asbury NJ. e. Church.
Market Street.-The Rev. w. Fl. Dali
man. 1890, John. 15:1-2:" 7.9O,
"The Word of God: Gods Message to
U.s." Sunday school. 11.3O.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-08
WORK STARTS AT
COVENANT CHURCH
improvements Will Make Edi-
flee One of Best Equipped
Uptown

Work has been started on improve
ments TO Covenant Presbyterian
Church. Fifth and PETER streets, which,
when finished, will make of the church
one of the most completely equipped
and attractive church edilices of the
upper end of town. The remodeling
and additions include the transfor-
nation of the church exterior from
its present material to tapestry brick
and economy concrete; galleries VIII
be opened above the Sunday school
room, making nine additional class
rooms to accommodate the ever
increasing attendance; the organ will
be moved back six feet to enable the
choir to reorganize more effectively,
and the floor of the church Will be
put back TO its original level: mod
ern sanitary basement will be opened
up and devoted exclusively to social
purposes; there will he a 32X65 gym
nasium for basketball. handball and
other indoor exercises, two regulation
bowling alleys and a modern Kitchen.
The tennis court will be put in shape
for the summers tournaments and 1t
is estimated that the whole will be
completed before the end of summer.
This move on the part of the Rev.
Harvey Klaer and his congregation is
but the first action in big campaign
with a view to building eventually
magnificent new edifice when the
financial condition of the church per-
mits. Careful management and gen
erous support has but recently cleared
the church of debt. with a goodly sur
plus in the treasury, and the church is
in fine shape to handle the improve
ments which have been inaugurated
this week. The contract calls for
SIS, 900 to carry out the work planned,
not including windows, partitions, heat,
light and other essentials, but 1t is
estimated that the total cost will reach
$40, 600 before the improvements now
under way are completed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-08
r PULPIT AND PEW IN HARRISBURG
WILL TURN FIRST
EARTH OF CHURCH
Two Survivors of MeSSiah'S
Charter Roll Will Scrape
Away Snow

Upon. the lawn of the Messiah Lu-
theran Church Mrs. A. Murray and
Mrs. Catherine Hatcher tomorrow
afternoon will carefully scrape away
the snow and turn up a couple of
shovelfuls of earth apiece.
So the initial step in the movement
of Messiah Lutheran's congregation to
erect an extension to the church at
Sixth and Forster streets will be taken.
The two women who have been
chosen to start the excavations are the
only surviving members of Messiah's S
charter roll of sixty years ago.
The snow has interfered to some
extent with the plans of the committee
in charge of the ceremony incident to
the ground breaking, but it is expected
10 go right ahead nevertheless. pro-
vided the weather tomorrow is not too
inclement.
The new extension will cost ap-
proXimately $4,000 and will be COM
pleted, it is expected. in time for .dedi-
cation on Easter, 1917.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-08
A. NJ. Il.

Bethel-The Rev. U. G. Leeper.
1890, The Man of Sorrows; 1880,
"The Net; Sunday School, 1890;
A. c. r. L., $40.
Wesley Union-The Rev. w. A. Ray.
1916. Counting the Cost; 7:SO, The
Last Day Message"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-08
LUTHERAN

The Rev. W. A. Hanson. 1880.
"The Calling of the Christian; p. m''
Sunday school; 3.15, special service on
the church lawn celebrating the put
ting in of the first spade for the erec-
tion of the new church: $50, Inter
mediate c. E.; $50, THE Dance of
Death"
Augsburg-The Rev. A. NJ. Stamets.
1890. Keeping Christ's Sayings;
7.3O, "God Commander All to Re-
spond": Sunday school, 2.
Trinity. Camp Hill-The Rev. +. d.
Weigle. 1890. Turning Many to
righteousness; 80, Jesus Christ,
the Savior OF sinners; Sunday school,
9.15.
st. Matthew's-The Rev. E. E. Sny
der. H. THE Fellow Cross Bearers;
7.3O, THE Two Thieves: sunday
school. 10; Jr. c. F., .; Sr. G. T., $50.
Bethlehem-The Rev. j. Bradley
Markward. d. d. 1880, "A Remark
able Challenge; $50, "A Scene in the
Upper Room; Sunday school, 1.45;
c. e.. $50.
Holy Communicating Rev. John
Henry Miller. 1O.45, "Judica"; $50,
places Made Sacred by His Passion;
Sunday school, $50; Luther League,
$50.
Christ-The Rev. Thomas Reisch,
d. ID. 1890. Christ Our High Priest;
7.30, The Treachery of Sin; sunday
school, .; mems Bible class, ?; c. e.,
$50.
Zion-The Rev. s. Winfield Herman.
1890, the Lords supper; 7.S0, Jesus
and the Woman of Faith; Sunday
school, 1.45: mems class, 1.50; mems
devotional hour 10.
Calvary-The Rev Edward Fl. Paar.
II. Christ our High Priest" $50,
THE Man of Sorrows" Sunday school,
10.
Memorial-The Rev. l.. c. Manages,
d. y. Mems prayer meeting, 10; 1880,
Reverence for the Price of Pur
chase" 40. ~ Revelation of the
Royal Highway of Life" Sunday
school, .: senior Luther League, $50.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-08
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN

Preaching by the Rev. Adam NJ.
Hollinger, II and 7.45; Sunday school,
10; Christian Workers, 6.45.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-08

st. Johns Reformed Church. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoke. Mrs. ri.
w Keitel Miss Edna Rintz, Miss Lula
Patchen and IT. W. Keitel, president.
Fourth Reformed. - l.. f. Bow
man, chairman and president, Prof. J,
+. Kob, chairman entertainments of
general committee, Nevin Bowers,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Slleiniofcitcn aits GnolunO.

Sir Oen StodenglGnoer 8erfGat
Die g8elt in 5pei 8eile: Den Gngldn-
Der unO Oen 6oreiguer ooer gIusl0n-
Der. Grit Die aric9s5eitcn ba6en ibm
Den llnteri6ieo in Der lebtern &laiic
i61rier gum 9cmuBtieun gebra9t J,
iie bo6en ober all6 einen an0ern meDr
id1ipiiieni6oitli1en 9lusOrud in Die
gep0bnliAe Spro6e eingcfiibrt, ben
alien, Der i'm @rltnoe 0oSicl6e be-
Oeutet mic foreigner, iib ols9ieDts.
begriff ieoo9 nc5r oltf Oen in eng
lanO le6enoen 9(uSldncer bci6rdnft.
g9ic iebr o6cr au1 bier Der feinoliAe
@cgeniob gefii6lt miro, bat ser glbge.
orOnete Cir Stuart Sanluel IN mirf-
lid ipoBbaiter 8eiie, freilib piOer
9iQcn, 3u erfennen gegeben. Gr
murOe Dor 0os @oli5ei0eritbt bon lld-
fiel0 oelnoen, neil CT peridumt batie,
cine iron5oiilbe @r5ieberin poli5eili9
onsuncl0cn. Iie bonn Wtiniiter ocs
Snnern Ser6ert Samuel olsgegon-
qene Icrorommg laiitet oo6in, oaB,
mer III icincm @auic einen alien
bebcrberat, Ocron Slnjeige 81 ma6en
bat. g9ie iiG MN 6erauSltellt, mar
Cir Shlurt Somuel Scr ni1t MIR
Witglieo 0cs llnter6oulcs, ionOern
oub iel6It 6ricoensridter iinO ii6er-
6ics Oes qenannten W}iniiiers 9ruScr
lit, ii6cr Sen 9egriff yolicn" 10 ic6r,
o6er ouf edt enaliibc @eile, i'm In.
f(oren, ooB er Oieien 9[usOrud nit
nolieu cnemp" gleiM6eOeutcnO bieIt
iin0 Sic 8ron5oiim Die natiirliA nidt
3u Sen Ieinocn ge6orte, oesbolb niGt
onnieloete. Seiner Stellino fonrte
er cs perOonfcn SAB oas cngliidc @e-
ri6t @noOc oor gcdt crge6en unO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Icrmcrbrtc SGtisfeit Der inOiiden
SanmiuoIlin0nItrie.

g2ift o6ne cine geipiie 9elorgniS
ber5eidnet Die en9liide @reile cine
erb0bte 81tigfeit oer in0iiden 8oln-
moQinoultrie. 9[n @emeben mie oil
@ornen murOen 1915 beOeiitenO grO-
Bere N1engen proou5icrt ais IN SEN
@orjobren. SIN W}onot Gfto6er oacin
iuur0en 143 @iQionen YorOS @e-
lpebe 6ergeltellt gegen 81 MiQionen
i'm elei6en Wlonot 1914. Sir Die iic-
ben Nlonote g[pril bis 9fto6er 1915
belief Iib oie BroouftiQn oif S03
0liaionen Yor0S gegen 632 W}illio-
nen in oemielben 3eitroum 1914 uno
6S3 W2iaionen 1913. @etipretbeno &C.
ltiegcn lit ou9 ole @arner5eugltug.
0oniit 0iirite I'M 3uiomnen6ungc
Ite6en ooB Die 9tacbfrogc nod S9ir-
tina oilf Dem engliihcn Nlarft ieitcnS
inOildcr Sntereiienten itnrf noAge-
loiIen bat. 9todj troiten ii6 Die eng
lild,en 9uumpoa SnDnltriellen 0a-
nit, OoB ole erbobte Edtigfeit Der
inoiiden goumwoOipinnereien imo
.me6ereien Oos @in0ringen Der iopa'
niihen aonfurren5 eridmerc, ROD
Sent ariege peroe ober Die ein1einli-
id,e inoii6e SnOuItrie oen en9liI@en
@ett6cper6 niht ouSiHalten f0nnen.
gs 6lei6t mobl ab5uporten, Oh oieie
ooppelt optimiitiihe 9lniidt OurG Die
Gotla6eu gereAtfertigt weroen miro.
Gie 9luSiitbten Oa5u iheinen ni9t
oa5u roiig 81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

idweiit ii6er oas S6nor5e WIeer,
ua6reno i'm @oSporuS ielbit 0ie Die
gungeu ser engen WleeresitroBe oen
9lid binous ms 5reie bcbinoern.
60 iiBt man cine babe Stun0e lang
tr1umeriih in ser iparnen Wlittaes-
ionne, wdbreno bonn Soriu Der ole
0orniignole iibenoer Eruppeu ber-
iiberbaaen, uno inuner ipieoer greift
Oos @efiibl an elmer Ger oaeri6on-
item Stellen oieier idonen 4elt 5lt
peilen, mddtig ans Ser5.
9lber belite boben mir bei6loIien,
eiumal ipieOer uniere 5reltuoe bon
ser o@reslnu~ 5u beiufen, Die 0rou.
Ben am gosporus in i6rem 8erited
lieat, alf beIiere Gage louern0. @ir
f0nnen uns oen lnngen llmpeg iiber
oos itGmar5e @olata, oas naarofioi"
etipdren, piiien mir sod obnebin
Dab Der 2ofalonmpfer MIR ielten gebt
1no mir i'm ipn6ri6einli9 Derfeblen
piiroen, rn0 mir poIlen uns oen Gin
orud nibt bon oieler bdBlidcn @dc
@roB aonitontinopels itoren laiieu.
Sin Spa3tergong briuet uns oaber
duf Den Serpentinen ser ih0nen
StraBe berunter na9 BeiGiftoi9,
uno in raider 6obrt fitbrt uns ole
eleftrii5e StroBenbabn binaus an
ben @noplnft 0es Trambobnperfebrs,
9e6ef, Die rei5cn0e @orortoiuentolo.
ME. gl6er ipie peiter2 Gin @agen
iie6t 0n, ein ein3ieer. gli6t Elm moOers
ner Slater, in Dem man europdii9
iiten fam, ionoern elm edit tiirfii1es
9leiiefubrperf, oeiien 9ouart on eis
ncn @lanpagen erinnert, buntgeitri-
dcnes Sol3. Ger 5obrpreiS2 nStenia
giomessl r lit Die glntiport. g1ab ste.
MIA f1brt er nidt gSir ber5i6ten
germ lino eS erfiiat unS nidt nit
geeiO, 5u ieben, iDie orei gleid5eitig
nit uus ser StraBenbnbn entItiegene
@entleman @unuAen Die mir Die
5iemlid lanee 5a6rt binaus oIS
punoerboaite SDpen bon 0egenera.
tion Der an iid6 idon 70 gan5 unO gar
nidt in eliropdiihe aragen, lleber5ie.
Der nit Sontbeiae uuo @ummi-
i4ube paiienoen g3egerraiie 5u be.
mirnoern @elegenbeit batter, gladli-
der in ibren 8erbouolitngen nit oem
nglra6aOidi" gapeien iinO uno itol5
all uns ooriiberroaen Die mir fltr3
eutidloNen uns ouf Die 9ieiie MAIDEN,
INNER am Weer entlong. Ser Ibmole
g9eg 3iebt iid ulmittelbar am llfer
Tin, gegen Die bier mandmal milo
eniporbrauOenoen g8eQen Olir1
Stein6I0dc geidiibt uno oidt 5u
Den 5iBen raui6t in bier auffaaeno
itnrfer Stromung bonn Sdmar5en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

ibn llnter Der @rluartllng einer ongea
6oteucn @o6e iiir 0oS 9iote areu5
iiroffrci laufen licB.
9ie our GntiAei0uns iiber ote
SccrcSpflidjti1fcit eingeiebten Son-
SerQeri6tsboic ic6cn iib nod INNER
oor mon6e lnbor6ergele6ehe @in-
ipriibe 9eiielt. So ipor Dor DEM
Giip @eriht ole 6rnee 8u erleoi-
Gen, Of oie Gcben milit6rfrei ieien.
9ie Cohen (oOer in ser bebrGii6en
Wlc6r5o6Iform ole GoboninD linO
Nodfonimen Ser alten bo6enprieIter-
liAen Saniilien uno qcnieben cine
rcligioie %or6ugsitellng, man
fonntc io9en iie 6iloe einen fird-
liden 9(0el. 9ain bat Der Wloior oe
RotbidilO bcnt S6erra66iner ein
3nta6ten einQe6olt, monod, menn
0us 2on6 in @efo6r ihme6t, Der 9(n-
IpruM ouf @iilitdrfrei6eit nid5t ouf
Sic gigcni6aft eincS Goben bc9riin-
BET per0en fam. 0ieie @ntidei-
0ung miro Ben @erit6ten obne 3pei-
fp. geniigen, Inn ole Giniprii6e OBJ
5upeiien.
9lu6ere g1omen. Bur @r6obung
Ger Gricgsbegeiterung meroen Den
9i1tipicIcn omtliA oufocnommcne
@onOcl6il0er Gus Dem 6eIoe sur
%crfiiglng geitellt. Inter Sen neue-
llcn 6ciinoet iid cine GorIteaung
britiiher Gruppen, .oie i6re @0rSe;,
eiing gegen Sen 6ein0 6inter fiinit-
Iiben g9olfen berbiiaen. Der 8or-
0oiQ 6ciBt: Gin britiiGer Goiid)oi-
1riff. Benn sic 0eiiti6en Iidb G6n-
lir6es Gcitotten, nennt man es mo-
tiirlih giftioc @oie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

0eutiher Scelcutc 0ur1 Die 0unfel.
6eit geiteuert, Den g8eg 5uriid bis
5um Srom6a6nonibhiB. Son Den
Soften, oc oaS 8crited ilnierer
G51iife 6clpo6cn bliBen Die Shein-
werfer lrnobloiiig iudeno iiber Die
ountle gSoiierfldd6e unO Deit Rtnilber
5ilm oiiotiiden llfcr, nic6t einen gSin-
fel ouslonen0. 0robcnO, nit rieigen
grolli9por5en llmriiien, Itorren oa-
binter, ipo1lber6orgen, Die 2eiber iln-
ierer i1onen S6iiie, Die @ei6ils-
robre gcgen oen lebtcn Oer6lolienOen
S6ein OeS gl6enobimnielS gerihtet.
9(ltf 0cni YoSporuS 3ieben, cine Sinie
Don &i1tern Oie leBten beinfebrcn-
Oen Sofolooupfcr lire @obn ui0
bier un0 0a lcuc6tet Elm rotes ooer
grimes GinjeQidt ouf Der gSailer-
fl1dc ouf 9adborO o0er Stcuer6orO
cincs flcincn SbiifGenS 6e5ei6ncnO.
llnS cntgcgen mebt Die friidul5igc
foIte 9io6tluft, wdbrenO mir pleil-
idneQ nit 9o6en &ielpoiier Ourb Ole
g9eaen i6neiOen. @lit gei6idtem Yia-
noper Iegcn mir an Dem boaig unbe-
leudteten SonOungslteg an. 0ic
StroBenbabn fii6rt uuS betn OurdS
0umpfc @olatn binaui no6 Bera.
Gin @intcrnodniittog lit 81 @noe,
poll N}eeresluft, Sonne lnO 6or6cn,
mic i'm oer Sontur mir am ih0ncit
6lauen 9osporuS ihenten fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09
Sin ssinteriOunentaa am sospOrns.

Gin ii0cr Nlitiog i'm Sonuar
Giner 0er goI0eucn leuAtenoen Idge
tuic iic bci uns faum Der 6riIbling
bringt. 70 poa 5arbe unO mariner
Come ipie fait i'm Moi mr OaB Die
8dume oQc tobl ite6en mo pcm
1lcere Der cine lciie, ober iriidfolte
griic webt. SIN DcrIailenen Earin-
Qartcn jencr St1ite bruteH elegontcn
Treibcns ser orientaliihen @elt, Die
mm iiir a}ooe, 6lirt mO aino, aber
ncmels 'ir 9lohir Sinn bat 1T
foun cin gleni9 5u ieben. glur eini-
Qc bebdbi9c ariediide ainoeriraucn
ldlicben oriibcl an Der Mano, Die
Bin0iiiae birgt i9re ainoenuagcn
BIN un0 ber, aata9li6 ln oieie 8eit,
Wom Gommcr bcr ober itebcn nod
untcr ocn icgi lmi6lccren 9duinen
bor ocn Nluiiffiosfs oie uielcu sun.
Ocrtc bon tleincn Giihhcn uno Oar
teniiii9lca bic in oen ihmHlen glu.
Quitn1btcn Dis nnd 9litternodt itctS
70 boa beicbt mnrcn BON Der luIt-
idjnoppcnoql Wleni6eumenae &eras.
Sebt bcrridt Stiae ino @inionlteit.
llno btnilber iibcr oie nieorige Buds
boumbcde ihmeiit Der 9lid OeS alf
elmer 0icier 9anfe Sibenoen oui ben
leudjienoblaucn @lecrcSarn, Ser
Wlormoro unO 4ontus uerbinOet.
Seit adt3ebn ariegsinonaten our6.
ia6ren feline 9roBeu 0lmpier me5r
sic Strobe Die onr niAt ausie9t mie
ein 4leer, ionoern Uie Elm bon 5t1o
fen imo Siigelu beietter breiter Stub,
ser trd8c ieine @abn 5ie9t. aleirc
SmiiiMeit oic Nla6oncn Ser gospo.
usiiAer lno gclifdbup liegen nie
5picIscuac nit meiBen Segelu Oo
un0 oprt ouf Der a5urenen 6lohe, NIT
inmeIfbnrer 9eIpegung BON einem
llicr 5un anoern itrebeno. Sin Bib
0es tieiiten. beidauliden 5rieoens.
grubcn ober ocbuen iid oie @iigel
3ii9c glrens binter Dem langgeltred.
ten Nduiermecr Sintaris mo Der
iudAtigcn Naicrne ben &nioor-4a.
idba Ger 1hpclc 9lnatoliens. 5e0es
oin8eIne 5elo. jcoe innite W2uloe, je0e
@ruppc 0er idmar5eu erniien @Dprci
ien. 0Ie Dicr in0 oa oic 2illien unters
brchcn bebt iid NIT unenolider
Alor5eit III Der reinen ionniacn gein
terIitit ab, DIS ain na6en Sori3ont
ocr aonm 0cr lougidm Nc5 eegen 0os
Nmarc 3it be6enoen Siigel Den glb-
icbllB biloct. Wle6r gegeu 9lorooiten
ir6nt line @ruppe breitdiiiger @inicn
ble sitppc cinc5 QlusNdispunttcs,
boa ipo Der 9lid idon meit hinas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

W2eer Der iiiOludrts Die iaI8ige li6t-
CRIME Slut, ourA oie man bis ouf
ben @rtnO binOurdiiebt. Ole Stro-
mltng lit 70 aisgeipro6ert OoB lett
BEL rubigem gSetter iiberboupt feine
@eQen auffommen fonnen ionoern
0ia Sberfld6e oen @inorud zines
roidfIieBenoen StromeS modt, pd6-
renO crit minoeitens 90 0ieter peiter
binaus oos @efrduiel Ser &eQen oil.
fdngt. 9ur9 fleine 26rfer uuO Bill
lenOororte, tintereinanOer 5uialnmeu,
bdugeno, unter Dem in Eriimmer lie.
genoen Siirn bon 0fumeli Siiior bor-
Bel 5ie5t iicb Oieie eiii5igartige Strano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

trob SouriItenberfe6r 70 ebrliAen iinO
unberfdlidten @eieu imO ieinem
@nfelfinO itebt, liegt irgenoipo Orou-
ben i'm SAiitengrobelL Oielei6t
Sauicnoe bon ailomctern ab an oen
@ren5en oes meiten 9lei6es. Giel-
lei6t in sen peri6neiten @ebirgen
oes minterli6en aoufoius, no ni6t
oie niIoe W}eeresluft Oes 9psporus
we5t, ooer bielleidt 5iebt er ioeben
0ur1 oen SunO Der @iiite biullnter
on ole @ren5eu g(frifnsl g8ir frogen
ben 9llten. @r weiB es iel6er nibt!
Sn, fem Sobn, unO nit ibm nod 5ipei
onoere, iino oraitBen i'm aricg. 9(6cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

ibreu i1orfgelaoenen, orobcn0 ouf
sen 9osporus 9eriAteten SAnelI-
fcucrgei6iiBen idarfen 9lusgud auf
feinoliNe llnterieeboote balten. Ger
@oiten ruft unS an. g8ir 6aben nidbt
notig 3lt ontlporten Der gllte tut cS
fiir ms n9llaman" legitimiert cr
inns Dem Soften oe9eniibcr, linO ser
glau6t es, bon ltniercn 9ln5lid obge-
ie6en ou6 Dem oltcu Giirfen germ
ouis 9Sort. go fa6ren mir on SorO
Der i6neiOigen fleinen nNtiOiai", ipic
iett lniere oSreslau" beiBt. gSie oft
boben mir bier in ben Somnertaaeu
fro1e ShmOcn nerlcbt, 5ltr ihoncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

promenade. Damn tuioerIte6en mir
nidt Ser 9eriu6ung, in elm @ait ein-
5uiteigen, 0os pie gerufen am llfer
Iiegt uno oeiien BETTER, elm eroii-
b1rtiger freunolider 3iirte nit eB-
mGbarofterfopf obne bieI Sonoeln
Inn Den 6abrpreis iib bereit erfldrt.
Gr ruOert traitig gegen oen Strom
an, 8uiommen nit ieinem @nfeltin0,
einem biibiden frii1en @iben, Der
ii6er sic S6er5morte lodt Oie mir NIT
Dem 9llten lpedieln: nSei0i, ti6abut,
Sara Dennisl~ 8orlpdrts, ibnea ms
S6mar5e @2eerl~ Der @ater unO nit
ibm Die ean5e @eneration, Die api.
iden oieiem aItcn Siirfen init Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

Belt Ser Grobeerenbonlen, ais lie
nod orullten lag i'm @oIOcnen Sorl
mo man iid am 9lbenO I'M Aetit
G6omps.@ .@orten 10 gut OerabreOctl
fonutel TiesmaL nod longer 8eit
mie6er einmal gefonnncn, fin0en mir
trob llnicrer lo6li6en 9l6ii6t ricbt
einlnol ole 3eit ms biel um5uie6en.
9alo iddllmt in Der geniitlihen aa.
6iue ein @loS Seft, ino mir plouOern
iiber Die grlebniiie Der Iangcn 3cii,
lett mir 5um lebtcn Wlalc an goro
maren. llno 6alo miro es ounfel. In
fer aoif boben mir ldigit bcimgci6idt
SSir ielber a6er iobren 6onn III Ser
ibneioigcn %inaiie, BON Der Sono
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

ME fonut 93o9ri6t. er tpeiB nidt,
Oh iie nod lebem er bot MIR iein
ng[aab ferinil" mo ipartet, tpie mir
ale, ouf Den einen groBen Gag, ben
Gag nes GrieOens, no olles beim-
febrt, mas nod le6t. galo iinO mir
Oonf Der @lusfelfroft oes ingleiben
gluoerpaareS OrauBen am 9eitim-
munosort.
@lei9 wirO oas ltfer meniger
6ormlos, iie6t menieer na6 eemiitli-
6en CHARACTERIZATION uno frieOliden
6ii0ern aus, Dos erite, mas mir
iebem iino Observation-Disclosures
mooerniter @onitruftion uno oeltiAe
Motroich NIT 8eiBeldiern Oie binter
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-08-03
NOMINATES
NEW FARM LOAN BOARD

Observation-Disclosures of the cOun-
try into II federal land bank districts
and location of federal land banks in
each of them under the new rural
credits law will be undertaken soon by
the federal farm loan board, four of
whose members were nominated Thurs
day by President Wilson.
Secretary McAdoo, who as an ex-of
ficio member, completes the board, said
Thursday night, however, that he be-
lieved it would be impossible to con-
clude the organization Of the system in
less than six months, and that it might
not be in actual operation before next
spring.
The four men nominated Thursday as
members of the board are Charles f.
Lobdell of Kansas; George w. Norris
of Pennsylvania; S. A. Smith Of Iowa
and Herbert Quick Of West Virginia
The president is expecyed to designate
either Mr.. Norris or Mr.. Quick, the
Democratic members of the board, to
act as farm loan commissioner and
executive head of the farm loan system
Until the senate acts upon the nom
nations no date for a meeting can bt
set, but it was believed probable Thurs
day night that the members would gel
together within two weeks. Hearings
on the designation of districts and thu
location of banks probably will begin
some time in September.
Technical steps provided in the &C
preliminary to actual organization O
the banks will probably prevent opera
ton of the system before February o.
March.