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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19

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seriiu is Sunuar 2ic 0cnse amtldc gUiH6clnua Ses
Serrcid maaifen @eneratabs weld 9etc bier cinaua bat
gOn Ser gaffou- 8rOnt
pD ner9auOInnscn becs Der Details r bic auptnaon Der
mupucgrun Nrmec bcauucn gfcn Nndmitag nn Die Sfcrr
dd uusarcn Spe mcdc inmidn @raur nnO &iefO 6eieti
Batcu aeaeu bic SciuOcliaicirn cin.
GonScrrnffifdcnTrDnt
sic gcnja6re saodtsu il cf@uisisn nnO ami Scr ONarab-
M 5rout wSeH ais Aecn auoeccu Se frrn baDeH d tcuf
uceu Greignii 5ugetragn
eua S0s4 ycIeH) au8en 6rnt p0ig srcA lncrc Suanre
weId Sic gdladta cuiS Gcanpctc Der arHllcF antat
ac frc Stlnngn ben 6cinS Der nnu Sleu nnmer
pclfndj hberlegen
1us a~alar giuaeu GOrOOfsrug Geerreids peacs
a "a Nmr begann mGgrenD euiaer Sag nnbrDdcn
5 anna 3ablretdc 9cgmcnr warcu in OcIer 3t
ieb1e9n Gage lang mittn i'm beEcIen WeiedJt
1c rnidu Armectefc9e 3cusniF Der @cuBcun nuO Der
SeuC omte abamthc MclOuueeH &crOsraO bdtgen
rude 0DdeOmmGuSrnoc NIT Der Senbc Der rnl
dcu aoormce mida mitdridc cIc Seruec Die 3aN
Scu anern bermanSn Srnppcnmacn ciuc OemeutprcuS
GrOhci bod allie @Guc blichen gdnsd criulglOc
eag 10000 Hale5m 5000 Hn 6erreiduH
eardca gcausu senOnmeu ae NaiOuuten Der 1ogp
acuarac uagmeH az Sien yEeaia9rs SdladJtcu S4ciL
1sr 5crS bripat Henc Scrtarfanara Hadl 2tGaliscH
Bon Decentralization TrOmt
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n Salumin SDunp yrndcnfOp uNo I'm Wur50rt CAB es
sbgaite ioiistc NrtlIcrieSuea
5aeuIde gOrOfpcrinde m anern srnppcnmaiu 0cn
Spmia gradcupf bic Saerid nnaaricn Gcllunaen
MOrs.gb6aus NlOne San g1dee wurSu 5urHdeepicen
psf Saftangrtf anf Antpna
negden ARar GgeH Ancuna nnternn no per SaDnGp O
Cer gScc nuS bic Saradn Sum6cn sctrofien nnO in
@rano 0eett marOen.
Bier gbncrgctc Der 3talner ridcn cn c9r bctecS 6cncr
acncu nuicre 6leear bod allie e6rm MupercBr 5nrH6"
lseri6t Oes SeuffGen GeneraGfa6s.
8crlin Is Sannar 2ouSon. 2Gs Sentidc Armee-Samp
unorer uad6enSeu amthcn yerid anu segcn;
Standardization
Dic MrhIer naug rput le6bafter als
ben ebteu Saan; gSetr id Gin ucuig gcD6cn bat
Sn 2nfmpfcn in Der @agc @adcmbaac nnO Gaole in
au6crn 3uci brid ADplan Observation-Disclosures Gr Der
pier auiacn elmer WloidDne unrOcn get0Otet.
Sin fraui NeppOu maOc cincm Der Jegr in Der @dB
BON Wppenpb r acbrad gcDbaer
setVOict
EcFltGcr& i'd aMplaR.
Su Na6c 1nentof hS5aiA Stga MnS hold npn
WS aclang 9uH benz SnFe ga nno DcS Sncc
nurmes %Dtcu nlerraidm nnO Duidten
Salfon. .Gricgsldpanplat
M &ufan agStbeater no fcinc Gpcrnonu bpn erabnens'
mcrtBer Ee0cntnn0 sn per5dncu gcDceu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19

2pn0on iS. Sdnuar Geni
Iautpfcr .Rnuoau0 lit ein lluiall
suaclobcl ii6er ocn glatlr ridtS
III Griabring gcbrodt mcroen fonu.
Id CIT paiiirtc bente Sont6cno lidl
ndA Set 9tenerboroieite icnfeno-
glllc Foiiaaiere iino in 1iGerbcit,
Erei Sei3er unrocn 9etootet lmo
pier ucrlcst
(Spater.) Ger Ianpier o5pns
1au iIt iii GSropcSeno ougcIan9t
Iic @aiiaaicrc Ipelde ilidt III Sal.
mnntA ldnOcicn pcr0en int Gin
flanac nit ufii3icaeu Sniiruftioncn
all Qoro perblci6cn gS luliroe BON
SUN paiiagicrcu g1icniano pcrlebt
1er Gontpier u9lDuooln" uoi
ber ToJlan0 glnerifo Sinic Wbr
oin S. ssauiior pon 9tep.Dorf nod
iSallnoui0 nno 9iotter0oin ab- Gr
paIlirte 0as 2i3aro Selicrid5ifT om
AA. sSuW1uA.
Ier Toinpfcr Sat einen 9idltnlilis
balt uon 22,0To Conner iu0 cine
QdHac pof $50 SSliB Gr fonn 2936
%aiidaierc iluier6ringcu
Ser llniall iUeldler oelu Ganlpier
sujtieB ercigncte iid oiien6ar az ely
ucm &ingtc ini engliiheu aonnl.
%ds 2isaro celldltidiii lieat an 0eni
iii0uetlidcn Gn0c @nalono'S uuo
@pnt6cno licat III @iioulf4nalauo,
ali 0er Nliip1nna ogr cgctulci looub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19

g9drtcr 0cs 9lnflci0c5inmcrS y.
Subj inio Gounouo g9ri96t.
Observation-Disclosures: 6rls. 81.
iic ". 9romn G6itb Sarnan. gtbcl
@. Gcan, NJ, .. Iccr, 9ciiic @uIer,
9looic Iecring BON S2illon96bn, Ola
w. EaDlor, Gat6oriuc @utIer iino s.
Ai &bcIan.
Dlotrone fiir Oie 1umcn. @allcric
6rau 9eulob Solo.
Gbiiriteber fiir oen SpreHer- @.
". @eeus, 8otc, 9eonoro @cer, il.
Sefrctdr oes Sprebcrs Sol. 3.
9hit6, nnO cine S1reibmaidiniitin
miro nod ernouit.
Die 9lcpu6lifoncr er6ieItcn Die
iolgenOen Grnennlingen: Glerf, 9fay-
mono Gnopp unO gote C5eo. 9. Sam-
let.
9ldt weitere GIerfs fiir oie Gomi.
ten meroen ipdtcr ernannt.
Grobibitiou fiir SEN
Stant.
SSm Senot reidte Senator 5pei.
der oic Bill Der 9(uti.Saloon-2igo
cin. Ole Bill ldreibt Dor, DAB oic
,Srage. is ser Gertauf sic 6obrita
ton Der transport pon olfobolge.
baltigcn Spirihloien @eiu d6nli.
dcL uaI59cbaltiaen mo beraitiden.
Sen 5pirituoion fir Grinf5pede int
5taate Wlornlano BON ino nnm Dem
I. Dlai 1916 geitottet iein ioll. an
criten GieuitaB im giopcmbcr 1916
lmterbrcitet perocn loll. Ger 5pei.
tc 9lbihnitt i6reibt Dor, lpie sic
5tuats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ole 9lb'
itimnnilng 3il leiten bat. Der brittle
9lbihuitt DeriiiBt, oaB Scr @ouuer.
ncir in ocn 3eitungen oes Stoatcs,
0nUon orci in Baltimore, pogon cinc
in ocitid)er 5preahe criHeincn milB,
orci Wlonntc Dor scr Mabl on3eigci
NUS, oaB oic 6raac 0cn giirgerli
5ur glbltininumg initerbrcitct merOei
ioll. @ent oas @eics cine WlcDr.
6cit crbGlt, ioll Der StaotS. Sctretdr
ant I. Nioi 1918 onS 9lcntltat III oen
3citlngcn ucrDifcntlihen mo 6
miro 3wci Sabre nebmcil c6c Sic sc
icbgcbulg cS crlnuben tdnn oas
Spirihloicn iiir ouOerc 3ipedc ais
@ctrGntc I'M Staatc Oiarplan0 &c.
6raitd)t perocn oiiricu. Gcsqlciden
rcidtc Senator 5pcihcr cine 9ill
eiu monaM oic 5timmgcbcr Don@or.
rctt.Golntu ooriibcr nbitirnmcn iol.
lctL ob Ill icncn Gplmtp Der @ertoui
BON Spiritiioien oOcr gcgobrencn Se
trdnteu pcrbotelt perocn ioll. Gcs.
0leibeu miro III icnem Gorntp oci
transport bon Spiritiiolen o0cr 9c.
1obrcncn @ctrdnfcn oer6otcn Sci.
oc Bills pirOcu Dem lcnpcreli3.
Guniite iibcuuieicn
Sn llnterbonic miro morgcn Sr
Nbite bon 9lllegnnD. Golintu, Oieiel
ben Bills unter6reiten.
9(nti 5oIoon 2igo 9t9en
ten
Sm llutcrboiIle uilroei 5pei 81
glm0cn ab8e9dItciL Inn oem Spre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19

der @elc9cnbeit 5u gc5eu, Den @iin-
iHcn Scr eit5clneu Goiutp Cclcgo,
tiuncn IN @cjug chi 0ie 9lnitclim.
gen gcredt 3u werOen Ger Scnat
pertagte iiA bis morgert uocboe.s er
Scr 9luti Saloon Siga @clegei-
belt 9egebcn bate, sic Bill fir all.
aemeine &ro6ibitiou IN Marplauo
mo iiir 9ocol Option IN @orrett
Gount1 Dor oie a6rperihaft 5lt brius
gen. Gr. TboS $. @ore ino Sr. s.
9ibb Dlills, melhe iicb beute &or-
mittog ais SegiSlatur 9l9enteu scr
9lnti Saloon 9igo i'm @iireou 0es
Stoots 5efret1rS rcgiItrirtcn lie
Ben Sic giuS ourH Sen Senotor
5pcicbcr einrciHeu Die Bid fit
Oen Stont moHt OosSpiritloiers@c
ihGft im gor5eu Stoote oireft man.
ietoot mo gi6t nod nidt eilmoI oen
9tpotbeteru Oos 9iedbt, Spirituoien 3it
faiticn oOer tronsportiren 5u loiien.
menn es bic @eietacbuna uidt er
lou6t.
Ger 8orfbc60r0c Sic Sill.
qcIbei6nitten.
Bon oenl Senator Srid ipuroen
5lpei Bills eiigereiht. ipclGc Scr
Earfheboroe in Baltimore bic Sill.
ecl beihueiOeu ioIleu. SSu ser criicn
@id erboltrn Der Nlapor iulo Stoot-
rotb sic 9liltoritGt ii6er sic @orf6e-
b0roe; nodl Scr 5lpeiten 9ia niiiicu
ale Ginfiinfte Scr @arf6e66roe IN
0en algemeiuen Souo ser StaOt
obaciii6rt peroen imo Oa0urH cr-
bdlt Der Stootrat6 9hltorit1t ii6er
oic @eloer 5lt oerfiigcu.
BON Senator Gaocn iulr0en mcb-
rcrc Bins ciugcreid1t ponod ser
N}opor lmS 2toOtratb oos Ncdt CT.
bolteu, oos Solair ocs Staots. .Stclr
creiuncbmers fiir Baltimore fcit5lr
itellcr SSr ciner onocrcn 9ia miro
cS ais aeicbIidb dncrtouut, iucun oas
Stencr glppcaotionSgeritt Stclcr
rcdinngcn oirdl Sic @oit ouSicnoca
lGft.
Ger Staatioll g(llcS sab
leu
SSu elmer anocreu Bill 0cS Staots
9cnotorS Ggocu miro ucrfiat. ooB
oos Salair ocr0litolie6cr cerStoots
Steier Gonuuiiiion pclAcs ictt
5mm S6cilc bon ocr 5tnot brjoblt
pcroed mIB, gon3 bonn 5toote 81.
5a6It iuerocl ioa. 9is6cr 5o6ltc sic
Stoot i6brlic6 $1,000 81 ocm acnonu.
ten 5oloir
guS iidl oas llntcr6ous fllri nod
llbr neriamneltc mnrOc S,r. s..
Sopocn bon @orrctt Gonntp, 0as
dlteite @1itglieo oeS SollieS, bon Scr
@ctbciligtnq oi Der Sienng cnt-
idnloi9t, ga er olrd cincn Stin5
bon ser Grcppe Dor oenl Staats.au.
4 pitol ibner nerlett morOen lit.
Te eir5ige 9ia, iueltc eiu9ereicht
luiirOc fam bon ocnl 9}epublifoncr
GelaploineS nah meldcr oic @oit.
9iirconS iiir ben 5cuot uilo fir OoS
llntcrbonS coniolioirt verocu mil.
ict
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
;Srnn llnnfLmrit slneLniien.

gsoi6ington 1S. &dli 6rau
Gnniclinc 4antbnrit bic 6il6rcriii
ser britiihat fricgcriihcn Suiiro'
getteN, pelhe III 9iem Dorf Don oet
Ginman0eringS 8eboroen oetinirt
mor0en iUar iUilroc bcItc he0illgs
imgslos 8it oen &erciniater 1tdutcn
5u8cloiicH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19

V,S%>~S&%SS0>S%@
Gufc, g8iulbroug1, @loIcsmort6 imo
g9arO (Don Sorior0).
Scftiou "A 9(rtifcl 3, Scr Gonititu
ton Sbripcr. @oriibcr; @riu5,
2intbiclnJ %oncS, groeriou, 9rDont
Sloot ,Sor (oou 9oltimore) uno
Gonpbc1
9i6liot6cf Nlc1onoug6, Dor
iiscr; SoIloipoD, Sopfius 9te0ers,
aeau, q. 8. 9udler, 2o1tou Stoui-
Ter uuo McGoro.
9auloeSbe5ic6un0cu Eioiugs,
@orlibcr; W}ithell, g9oterS, @rin5,
@eilbrenucr @tcGouoiiab, 9lncu
Gorbctt lmo @rolun
Sogo mo 5iidcrei SSames, gor-
liter; 9roofc, 1egenboro, glnoerion,
SapclI SollcD, Gobion Gor lruo
$. 6. @udler.
9anferottmeicn 9lnOerion @ors
iiber; 1iitler, @ro6own @ouhcue,
9rnj, 9(m6ob, Strife, @iais uno
DicGoro.
Geriicbernn9speign @bitc, &or.
iibcr; 9iutbiclnL Giitler Sec, @2it-
dell, OlilbourL 2e9one, Gcnncu lmo
Sorner.
Eeniioneu SopfinS, Goriibcr;
&eid, 9ona, 7empieb, c5iOeu, @rin5,
SerpiA, @ria6t inO Stouifer.
g(rbeit Song, @oriiber; S6od-
lep, See Si0ings, Gorfrun Sromn
,Soy (pon @arrett) ino Tii6er (pon
9(negan0).
Snipeftioncn gltpell, g}oriibcr;
9ro5ier, Giitler, @oroner, Gegen.
boro, 9lntonic, Sodion 9lGeu mto
Smith.
@eiunO6eitSmeien @oroner.
Goriiber @rpant, Olitdca, @an
Sorn aeuep, 2int6icinL @hrton
Stritc itio 56oreer.
Tcnpereit5 @oro (uon gSico.
nlico) Goriibcr; Sclpeu. 5briucr,
GorOOrD, Gegcn5oro, acllu, 9olocr.
iton &atcr mo 2eogiie
slnieuocmcnte sur Gonitihtiou
DlcSntoi1 @oriibcr; Snll, Sbriocr,
@rDn Sollomop, g8atcrS, 65rccue,
Sorncr ino Sennp
Giuil 9crpicc.Ncforni 9lonoforo.
@oriiBcr; Gcocrboro, 9lnbodj, SIR.
III, @. 8. @pdlcr. g3ro6oiuu, $. Bud.
Ter, &cioupcr imO Smith.
glnGcitc1ltc.
EaS Organizations Gomitc oeS
llntcr1atieS bcridltete bic J}aneu scr
iolaenoeu Ecrionen ais 9lneeiteatc.
liS.&oiimciiicr @6il. &. Mco-
len.
Silis.G6cf.GIcrf Z. g. SoIocn
0iilis @rotofoIlGlerf S,o6n Gor,
moclIen.
Gorrcttirleicr SSaS. S. 5dlao,
So6n Enicfcr gSn. 3. 2uimi uno
@arru Sbriber.
.3iumcr.Glcrfs -S 6. Bar
ncs, Samuel Nciitaot Steele 9lbooi
0cS.
aoIcnoer Glcrf s. Sarrp 9rono.
Glcrf ocs Gomitcs fiir 9lnIpriidC
8. 9lo0O Siirit.
Sotc fir ods Gonlite fiir Niittcl
im0 &cgc @bos. $. 9aIlod.
9ote iiir oaS Ecmperen5.G Gonittc
Wlartin Scmbc.
Sill 5cr9cont.at.9lrms san.
ION G.. 9llitcr imo 9io6crt 6. Sor.
neB
sllS 9Saecn 9. s. Sorriiuu, C6
Olorcellis Mria6t lmo 6. Glarf.
lbiirite6cr Sronf 6iidd So61
r. Icmor ~ n 6oiralI, Soi. q
(Solla01er 9 s e1iott uuo ~ g
ssoriicIo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
8luei NerIunen fin0en NIammenIO0

EuriitowncD NEa, Is. Sa
nliar. SRI, Dlo6cl @oroen, %
Sabre aft, nno i6rc SApeiter, 6los
rello @arocn, t3 Sabre alt famen
iii Sen Glnumcn unJ ais beine ibr
Gltcrnbaus ourh cine 5citersbrlait
5eritort puroe. 1ie 1lnttcr scr @ci
oell crlitt iAmerc @crlctilngcll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
l.OitOGr 1Ominirt.
WcMcrdl SSaMNiOrr aIS
S3abmeiltcr.
Die GSabl iinSet beute
itatt.

pom Den &epubIitauern nonli1irt
9nlc Goniteu oes llnterboll-
les ernonnt. @ielc ser 9luae
itcatcn nonlboft dcmo6t. pic
9ro5i6itionsbiIl bon 93epubIifu
nern cinaereibt. Senator 6rid
ipil( ser Borfbe65roe Sic 6liigel
bcidnciocn. 9(noerc itdotiidc
gias bcrcit.
g(unopoIits, 1S. San @er.
NhuroD Gonoiocr, ser biS6erigc
5tdatS.Scbobmeiiter puroe beute
g(ben0 bon oen Gemofroten pieOer
nominirt iuo ipiro morgen in offe-
ncr GiblmG bon ser @eiebgebimg
bon g}eucm 3im Stdats. Sdabue-
iter cripdblt neroen.
Bon Den 9iepublitoncrn iuurOe i'm
QQilie ocS g}obluittagS SIR. Robert
&. Gatcrr uou Somerict.Gmmt1 oui-
acitcIt
Ser Senot in0 oos llntcr6ouS
moren 1cute 0}o6mittag in Sibimg
itno oolenoetel oie Grgoniiatiou.
Iic Gonitcu Ocs ScnotcS iuao be-
rcits lebtc gSohc ernonut por0cu
ilno 0ie GoniteS ocS ltutcrbouie5
iuurocn belite bonn SpredJcr Ebil. 2.
Cairo iuic folgt ernamt.
Gomitc Il.
Sir 9ie9cln SprchCr Cairo, Nlc.
,Sntoib, SoG. @ilfinion nnO Wlete-
rott, 9iep
Nuiiigpccn Soa &oriscr; Alit.
hell, Sbriper, Sut6orOt @}cSntoi6,
EiOings, &utcrS, WlcIonoua6, Nlc
Custer, Stceop, 6or (oou Stoot BAL.
tinore) Gelaploiue ln0 &op6art
5o6rifotiou Iiitler, @oriibcr;
9ro5icr Ncilbreuncr, glntonic, Sop.
fins, @oilhelc, 6iiber (pon 9llc-
gdnD), So1ton mo aecop.
9a6lctt Geo 2.9udlcr &orIibcr,
Soll @lcSntoi6, Somes, Gee, Ban
Sorn GuoleD, gIelion GcuucD luO
9llcu.
llnterridtSDeien g9ilfinion @or-
iiber, Noaowup, @ar0ncr, @iitHell
gpra, 2ilt6prot, @oro Coon Sors
foro), 8ol0eriton iin6 sSor (pon
Sta0t 9aItimore).
Sir @littcl mo @e9e 8rpant
@oriiBer; Goroorp, glunOioro, @orO
(pon giconlico), @ilfinion Sbriuer
2iutbiclunL SSoDfs, So6bS, Wleberott
@ooOen Serpid) uno @inbroug6.
NGli5 W}cGusfer, @oriiber; /;
Somes GiOingS, Gorfron 9(tpca,
56odlep, 2eotberpooO, Campbell
Iimo 6ii6er (pou @rince Georges,
Snnerc Gerbeiierltugen 1itolcp,
@oriiber; @nroner, 9lubodj, glntoi-
inc, @lauoiorO, 9rn5icr, 4eterion
( 56artcr lin0 6loof.
giicubo6ncn uno Gandle- -@6itc,
Noriiscr; Ban Sprn, g9aro (uon
@iconiiro), @aters, Sobbs. 5tcpens,
9lice 8. 9didler unO Stoufier.
4 Gorporotioncu N1cSntoi6, @or-
iibcr; Gufc, N1c2oug6Iin, 9lm6od,,
/ @aroner, @ricbcl, Wlil6oitrne, Bro
6apn, 93ciA. Strife, GloleSmort6,
+ S5ii6er (pon @rince @corgcS) uno
! @eterion
@eieBe @aters, @oriiBcr; 9lano.
ioro 9lntoinc, 9(tpcl, glm6od, Gut
borot 2dvton Gcloploineino @ofcr.
@eorndte @iQS Ser, @orIibcr
Soaomng, 9robopn nn0 Campbell.
9InipriiHc &ou Sorn @orlibcr
SCOTS, @ric6cl, 91cqmoblin Gortt
4 ran gouGellS, Gefoupcr, 6or (uon
@arrett) uio Burton
9onolpirtbidnft @prn, @orlibcr
5te0enS, Sco 8. 9udlcr, @roofc
SonieS, lSoIlcD, Glu, Stoitffcr ma
4 gSiais.
Wel0pcen @|cbcrott. Gorlibcr
9iice, yrcet @ooOclL g}clion @ro.
J v
Dopll @roofc Gamrp iuio Gcmpicu
/ Contingent Souo GoroorD, Gor
IiBer Gorfrau, SobbS, @eil6rcuncr
SoncS, Girrp, Burton accou int
! S6orBcr,
! 2anoitraBen @ht6e1 Goriiecr
@ru5ier, Dlc2anablin Solucs, Cuo
Icy Gorfran Gorbctt @oie1 mi
6Ioof.
Sefieutlide ltrfluocn 2ut6orOt
Sorlibcr 2ona Sopfius, @ipcn
lSoofs, Tufe, Gor, @ar0 (pon Sor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19

NctrOgrn6, IS. Ianuar Dio
9onoon. Die @cridts uno @eeics
rtngSbGanten bon 9iiuo6nrg iucldc
naN Gsfom, cinem 150 a)teilen peis
ter norO6itlid gelegeneu Staot, ocr
3oaer poreiL ais scr oeiitic6e @oritoB
3iiHobltre beorobte iino nod dino
burg 5rriicfgcfe1rt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-27

LIZ Al
About the Shoe and
An Open Statement to the Public by thu
WE ARE UNITING in publishing this state t
W ment because We know that the public is /
fair-minded and interested in knowing the facts /
about the shoe and leather situation. /
Do you know that every single item that enters /
into the making of pair of Shoes-leather, linngs
nails, thread, ETC., has greatly increased in cost
in the last six months.
The causes of the general advance are, briefly, /
as follows
account the decrease number
there was population in 1909 there were 40 $40 beef cattle and
So55652 population
ea7s2boe; 1913 57O26Ooo
there were e46aoOO beef
Of certain ports
| European
shortage ships
marine sndin charges owing the war
9Th Export huge quantities shoes and
7h leather
earnings
uholserng, average % each car,
/ These causes have forced shoe manufacturers
to advance prices.
1.-THE JOHN WHITE STORE
RELIABLE SINCE 1879 PosToFFICE BLOCK
VTEN1DU VX7TTTTE O. DDN
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When to Take Chamberlain's Tablets

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When you feel dull and stupid
after eating.
When constipated or bilious.
When you have a sick headache.
When you have a sour stomach.
When you belch after eating.
When you have indigestion.
When nervous or Respondent.
When you have no relish for youl
meals.
When your liver is torpid.
Obtainable everywhere.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04
card of Thanks

wish through the Herald to ex-
press my heartfelt thanks for the
many kindnesses extended ard sym
pathy and assistance rendered by the
people of Bonners Ferry during the
long illness and recent death of my
beloved husband. All of which was
fully appreciated. To all who so
contributed to the tightening of my
burden during this period of deep
sorrow and affection 1 desire this to
be as a personal message of graft
tude. Mrs. ]. f. GiIlon.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04

Mrs. r. H. Mccoy is expected to
return Sunday from a visit with
friends at Calgary, Alberta.
u S. immigration Inspector o. S.
Davis left Monday for San Fran
cisco in charge of a company of
aliens who are to be deportsd from
that port. Mr.. Davis will probably
be gone two weeks.
G. E. Croker left Wednesday for
st. Paul and other Minnesota points
where he plans to spend several
weeks in the interests of his mining
interests here and in the Occur d.
Alene district
Miss Esther Hammer arrived here
this week from Vancouver, b. c., to
spend the winter with her uncle
Andrew Johnson, of the Curley Greek
district. Miss Hammer visited this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
H. o. Jackson.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04

A mounted moose head, one of the
finest specimens ever seen in this
district, was received Monday by
express from North Yakima, Wash,
by the First National Bark. 1t was
a present from c. H. Stein, stock
holder of the bank and the brother
in-law of Cashier Shultis. Mr.. Stein
killed the moose a number of years
ago in northern Canada.
G. E. Leader left Tuesday for
Libby, Mont, where he has accepted
a position in the Office of the Libby
Lumber company. Mr.. Leader has
been in the employ of the Bonners
Ferry Lumber company for six years
and for the past few years has been
the billing clerk of the concern Mr..
Leaders many friends here are sor-
ry to have him leave this district
but join in wishing him success in
his new work.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04
STUDENTS WILL
GIVE PROGRAM
Will Put on Comedy Play Merchant of
Venice Up-to- Date"-Date Not
Yet Decided Upon
THE PARENTS WILL BE INVITED
Public Asked to Inspect the New School
Building Of District No. a

The members oe the Athenan and
Olympian Literary societies of the
Bonners Ferry High school are hold
ing regular rehearsals for the en-
tertainment they plan to give the
middle of the month in which the
burlesque comedy, "The Merchant of
Venice Up-to-date," will be a feature.
A local orchestra will furnish music
for the entertainment and the per-
Torrance will be directed by Mrs.
Flood, Miss Middaugh and Miss
Crane
This entertainment will be in the
nature of a celebration of the open
ing of the new high school building.
All the new schoolhouse will be OPP
ened to the public and it is hoped
by the faculty that the parents and
patrons of the district will make it
point to come, hear the program,
inspect the new building and get ac-
4uainted with and talk over school
work with the teachers.
The characters in the play have
been assigned as follows:
Duke Of Venice, Hugo Riser.
Antonio, senior, captain of the
high school football team, Jack Mac
namara.
Bassanio, his friend and sutton to
Portia, Arthur Bangs.
Gratiano, another friend, Howard
Kent.
Shylock, wealthy gambler, Will
liam Shively.
Tubal, his friend and captain of
the Standpoint football team, John
Stewart.
Launcelot Gobbo, a servant to Shy
lock, Henry O'Brien.
The Professor, an x-ray pho
tographer, Thomas Gleed.
Policeman, Joe Rabdau.
Portia, rich heiress, Laurel Gleed
Nerissa, her friend, Edna Moore.
Jessica, Shylock's ward, Veoria
Johnston. .
Miss Abbie S. Threedice, teacher,
Vera Jones.
Polly, Portals maid, Antonio's
mother, Mildred Dunning.
Mrs. Gobbo, Launcelots mother,
Lebian O'Callaghan.
Football Players, High school boys.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04
KATKA HILL


j. B. Hicks has returned to his
district after an absence of several
weeks in Montana.
H. d. Todd is repairing his house
these days. 1t looks suspicious but
we don't blame Mr.. Todd for it is
pretty lonesome in the mountains
these long winter days.
A. A. Jennings is doing big bust
ness in tie hauling. He has three
tie makers and last week hauled 20
loads.
d. Worley went to Boomers Ferry
the first of the week to receive medi-
cal attention.
A. C. Mayfeld has been hauling
hay and straw the past week.
Mrs. Frank Martin called on Mrs.
Mary Dore last Friday and spent
the evening at Mrs. Dore's pleasant
little cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin, who
nave Dttil lColuCllib nClC lOt IL
years, state that this season has
been the coolest and longest in their
experience.
Virginia Morley took sick at schoo
last Friday and has been confined
to her home for several days.
Henry Henege was in Bonners Fer
ry on shopping trip the first O
the week and returned home thu
same day. Pretty good for Henege
Mrs. Frank Martin received a let
ter from Mrs. o. N. Southwick thi
week. who lives in Nebraska nov
The writer told of experiencing ex
tremely cold weather with the ther
mometer at 45 degrees below ger
and fierce cold winds blowing.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04
Public Library Benefit

The members of the Boomers Fer
ry Readers club have arranged to
give an entertainment at the Union
church on st. Valentines evening,
February 18th. An admission of %
cents will be charged and the pro-
ceeds will be used in buying new
books for the Boomers Ferry Public
Library which was organized some
months ago by the Readers club.
After the entertainment the club
members will serve refreshments.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-02-04
PORTHILL.

Mrs. Scholier and children visited
with the Smith family last Friday.
Mark Kelley transacted business in
Bonners Ferry the latter part of last
week.
C. w. Neumayer had the misfor-
tune to freeze one of his fingers of
his left hand last Saturday.
C. w. Neumayer, son of Carl Neu-
mayer, is hauling ties for Charley
Leder this week.
Miss Lorena Minckley and brother
Harold visited at the Neumayer home
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Marlette of Cope
land were the guests at the John
Goodwin home Sunday.
Chris Hickman, of the Continental
mine, attended the dance given here
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawks and son Wis
tied with Mrs. Hawks parents Sun
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Rath.
A crowd of young Copeland dane
ers enjoyed jolly good time at the
dance given here Saturday night.
Dell Bliss, proprietor of the res
taurant, is building an ice house this
week where he will put up ice for
summer use.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hawks left last
Wednesday for Boomers Ferry where
they will tend to important business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Jordan and lit
tie daughter left Sunday for Occur
Alene' where Mrs. Jordan will Wis
it relatives while Mr.. Jordan will
tend business matters.
The dance given here was certainly
a grand success in spite of the great
amount of cold weather, for nice
crowd gathered and enjoyed a most
pleasant evening. At midnight a
most delicious basket supper was
served.