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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Thoughtful Husband,

A New Yorker tells of married
couple he observed at a county fair liz
Ohio. They found themselves in the
center Of quite crowd near one of the
amusement booths and the husband nd.
dressed his wife in this wise: II say
dearie, l think you'd better give me
the lunch basket. Don't you see, We
are apt to lose each other in this
crOWd?"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
United States Coal Areas,

The known coal areas of the Unit.
ed States cover about 10000 square
miles. and there are about 100000
square miles more that are believed
to be underlaid with marketable coal.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Aids to Safety.

Use a second thought in business
and IL second sight in love. That rule
will save you u lot of discomfort
AttchisOn Globe.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Employed the Free Gift.

@P'oyoo s'to 1So S"ss
Last Christmas q teacher in .
school made up Of foreigners, Ger
mans, Italians, Hebrews, Russians and
Roumanians, gave each budding by
phenated American small figure Of
the Madonna. The small statue
was received with Joy by each. but
grimaces that showed exceeding JOY
Illuminated the face of one Of then
so that the teacher watched him with
interest until he asked in staccate
tones: DO you know w like die:
Because I get somding for noddins.
indianapolis News.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Valuable Submerged Forest.

Valuable Submerged Forest.
A submerged oak forest covering
several square miles, from which logs
more than 100 feet in length have
been taken, was discovered by Rus
sian engineers while dredging q river
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03

Where Trade Does Not Stop.
This might be used as the basis for
a maxim: "Trade goes past the door
Of the man who does not flag it."
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Worthless Gift,

"Every time Dubson opens his
mouth he gives himself away" Even
at that he's no philanthropist."
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Good In Many Worries,

A man ought to have so many wor
ries that none of them will cause him
any particular trouble.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03

Jump at Disagresable Task.
The longer you put off disagree
able piece Of work the more you will
dread it. Tackle it on the spot. Get
at it and the dread all peters out.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Japanese saiutations.

The Japanese have three forms OF
salutatiOn-for Interiors. equals and
superiOrs.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Times Chances.

Speaking Of changing your mind,
have you noticed how the Colonel
SHE'D at the presidential primaries ho
used to boost so hard?
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
In Praise of Life on E.rm.

II every child We're in home and
every home in garden, most of the
social ills would disappear. Moral: Be
glad you live on a farm.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Time to Avoid Adders,

Adders are most irritable Just after
recovering from Information, and Their
bites then are perilous.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
When Cleaning Windows.

Use strong soda water with plenty
Of soap for cleaning windows. Rinse
freely. Finish off with succession OF
warm, dry cloths.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Nav Prove Bio Industry.

Philippine government scientists
are studying shrub which grows pro
lifically in the islands, in the belief
that camphor can be produced from it
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Good Work Of English Sparrow.

The thistle and the caterpillar have
been eliminated from New Zealand BIZ
the English sparrow.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03

Man and the JSb.
The size Of q job is the size Of the
man who holds it
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03
Country Of Monka

One-seventh Of the people of Tibet
Ne monks.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-03

The monument order placed
HERE means that the memorial
will be the very finest in design,
stone and workmanship, the a.
mount will purchase.
Have your orered the monu-
ment that sentiment dictates
should be erected, in the memory
of the departed relative or friend
yet?
If not, why not inspect> our
stock and our designs?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

Iic Sabrestagung oes Deutid ameritaudlea
gtaotsDerban6cs bon Gbo bat Der oeltlf.omeritani-
ideH 4reie uno ibrer 8eoeutllHg beonoere Auimert-
iamEqit gcpiomct sSu Dem @erht beiBt es;
g9ir iino gle nad6 oieien 5Dei Sabrcn oes arlegeS
nidi mqbr oieelben Die mir friiber waren 9lud Die
Deuiide Rrelle Amerita'S lit cs iIdt- @s lino aud ur
fQ SATIRE ocs Aanpfes an0eren @rfenHens, neuer Sdu
tcring qepeien Die oeude %reie glmeritaS III beue
bon Alpm enmitbg Der Werireer Der oeutd)en StlIls
tut gegen bic IalIdcn Iarte1ngeu oes Angeliodlen-
tbums sic fdlnpit ben @ertbeiogumgsfonpf in Ame-
rita fir oen oeutiden @eoalteu geaen Die Angreiter
0ie lberun 0os Getidtbum pernidten molen Sie in
III oieeu 3Dei Sabren Der beinabe ausideBbc ger.
mitler Der Mabrbet fir oas omeritanhe Bolt eepe-
fen uno Ooniit Der 9orfampfer ameritanider llnob'
hdnQiQteii BON ooueruoer engliider @ormnoidoft it
0er 3nfmit Sie bat ourd bren einmitbigen Moer.
ltono Amerifa oaO0r bepobrt aui Seiten Der Brlten
an 0eipnl Sricge GbeiI 81 nebnen lno bat ourd Ser
brehQ Der @abrbet Deillonen ameritaniiber 8iirger
Dobor benabrt rettlmgslos IN oos engiide 5obrmaer
al qerollcn Se bat Die britiiden Rdne. Die iid olt
Die 9erndhina oes oethen Ginfuies in Der gon3el
geeIi lmo ocreu ge6errdlung ourd oen brtheu rid.
ietcn ouhfrelot lmo oas inter ben hpierigten Ser.
bdIhicn oie 5u mouder 3eit Die Grilteu5 eindencr
ibrcr Ebelc III 5rage itelten
lln0 iie III IN oieem aampie nidlt MIR fir oas
Ieuiidibnm Mmeritas cingetreen onocrn fir Die Der
tQiiuuasnGBgc 5clbtreglerng oes ameritaudlcH
4OlfcG pehc cine ueie 5dulc nmeritmiidcr Eolitif
in aln @cbli1erIhertbH 8u Deruanoen iudte Su
Dielenl 0ulpiq Nipn qs NIT alien oemobnbeiten pno
HraDfQnea Bl bFcheu aeiAdItIihe QiieriMieIcen auf
aMnehf NNrtAhMMNp i6iNA hif ifif Sohran hpitnns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
SnhcsfSne.

PIN 30 guguit gleranbcr 3. Abrame, sr.,
gir. 27i0, Jieeie StraBe. 81 Sabre alt
glm 80. gluguii NatDerine ycnner, Il. Soi
iepD's pplpiial, 70 Sabre dli
2lm 20. gluguii SoDn e. 0nieD, gtr. 1904,
8reoerid glbeIme 2S Sabre alt
gm &c. glugnii ylDiine s. 0clber, ylr F705,
Noroi 5nlion gloenne, go Sabre alt
I'm 20 glnguli llnna VI. Nnmmel, Jr 772,
Goumbia.gl0ellne, ~ Sabre alt
gn 90 glianii Charles Il. Wiadeg 0abne'
mlnns0Olpital 81 SaDre alt.
PIN 30 ghguit @liiabetb WlcHcr gig 1864,
Yorbs Sremoni sglbenuc, 90 Sabre all
9In b. glneuii 9Sliam Wiidel, Nr. 1882.
0arrousStrnBe. Sc Sabre nli
PIN 81. guguIt Nnnie SdmaDcr allnion
%roieiian Sniirmnrp", S5 Sabre ali.
PIN 30. Augnii 6barles u. Struaro, ytr.
34i9 WioHonmininsglbemle. Al Sabre uli
PIN 49, Qtuaii 6ecelia e. 1clber gr 4t5,
ytOr0s sBrou0puO, 10 Sabre dli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
TRIUMPH FOR PEACE.

United States takes practical step
to stop all Wars.
Attached to the appropriation bill,
which calls for the Construction of
navy by the United States to be the
second largest in the world, is a pro-
vision which gives the President the
power to suspend building of war
ships il the nations want peace. This
move is long step toward world
peace, and is in fact a triumph for
peace. 1t is the outgrowth of the
efforts of the National League to En-
force Peace to whose platform Presi-
dent Wilson committed himself last
Spring The Republican National
platform also endorsed it, Former
President William H. Taft Is Presi-
dent of the League. Former Cover
nor Warfield is President of The
Maryland branch of the League. BY
Executive and Congressional action
the United States would be willing
to put its bulk of force in the arch
that would support the peace of the
world.
Such an arrangement, however,
must take into consideration the linn
itation Immediately Of naval arma-
ments since this Is the most costly
item of ALL The Washington Gov
ernment Is preparing to move de-
cisively toward this end as soon as
the European war Is over
Hence the bill for national pre-
paredness carries with it move for
peace II carries a specific provision
for the peace Of the world. The bill
says:
Upon the conclusion Of the war
in Europe or as soon as ii may be
done, the President Of the United
States is authorized to invite all the
great governments of the world to
send representatives to a conference
which shall be charged with the duty
of suggesting an organization, a
court of arbitration or other body, to
which disputed questions between
nations shall be referred for adjudi-
cation and peaceful settlement and
to consider the question of disarma-
ment and submjI their recommends
tions to their respective governments
/ for approval"
The bill further provides that If
! this effective tribunal shall have
been established prior to award Of
contracts for Warships, thus render
ing unnecessary maintenance Of
competitive armaments, the con
struction of the new navy may be
| suspended.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

i'm briden Sntereie bduiie senuo ii6 eeecn Die ge.
idGitlide eriiten6 geridtet botten.
g8r iteben oul @nOe elmer @pode in Der SSeItge
ididte. Sic enoet NIT Dem Siege oes Gelti6tbums
in europa Die neue 6esint oomit g8ir glae miiiicn
oofir iorgen Dob iie aud fir Amerfns 8ufunt ibrc
5riftc trdgt unO Die oeltide 9reiie oes 2onOes ou
oieiem g8cge eiiiig pororeebt Ylit Der @ne0noerel
uno Der @orteipirtbdoft oGen fommt Oeies groBe
mddtee 2auo ouit unrettbor in oos Sintertreen
llno nod oem mas mir in oen ebten 0Wei Sobren bon
unerer oeutiden @reie aeieben baben oiiren mir Der
troilen, oof iie lire Niiion inter Den neuen @edts
pnftcn gera erfiilen miro Wl0ee oober eoer Geutid
glmcrfoner oeiem eiuem beten 6reimoe ieiHe Ooac
llnterItibung 5iltonlmen loiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

Die 6iHan5miuiitcr BON GngIouS nnS 5ramfreidJ
nO IN Berotbung uie ie oen g8e1ielflrs aureft er-
balten molen, oem ipenn Der 2urs beItGn0ig berab,
gcbt bridt oos engide 6inan5ge66uoe Die Saupttibe
Der Aairten, 0inmmen. Yis ieBt bobeu e nit Sife
bon amerifonhem @eloe Die @eiabr ob5uwenocn Der
mod]t, a6er bic oemiitbgenoen geoinglngcn Dede al
Die ictige 9neibe BON $50 Nhloncn gefniipft ino,
bobcn Die inongenebnle g8obrnebmlng gebrodt, ooB
oltf Oeie Silfe ndt mebr 81 rednen it, un0 Der g8ed
ielfurs mlb auredt erboten meroen, oenn ole @lir.
ten ino I'M 0jegenab 81 Den 8erbiInoeten oui ousudr
tige 8uiubren ongeueieli. Sic mitiien meiter 8roo
rmo @offen i'm 9usanoe foufen ilno wcnn Der Gag
fommt menn Tie, nm Die gcdningen 0es 9luslonocS
81 bc8oblen ibrc @olobeItdnoe ongreiien mien oaml
lit Anes Dorbei oenn Die gegenp6rtgen ge1noe ino
jebt don nidjt als Dedng fir Die llnmmcn bon
FapiergelO msreideno, peIde Die 9laiirtcn in anrs
geiebt boben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
0ie Oentide gleaierMma BAT Oe6en Oas OIeridt, Oai

Die OentidJe 9iesiernus Fat iOeben Oas 0eridt Oah
in amtden treiien oes Reibes cine natordlide 95ro-
paganoa 5lIr 9eriddrung oes Eau6bootfreges ielblt
inter Snfnufnabme eines grdes nit Den @ereinigten
Staoten gefiibrt ueroe, ais b0smllge Grfinolng &C.
fenn8eidnet @enn Serr BON Eirpib oerortige Yldne
befiIruortet babe 10 f0nne oas nr IN ribatEelcgrom
men geiedeben ien fir ole natirlid Der amtliden 80
litif Deutihlonos feline @eroutportuug 5ugeiGoben
werOen Orie @s 1T iutereian aus Oeer 5eitIteauug
Den gepes oar 81 entnebmen, oaB in Der Tbat ieincr
3et Observation-Disclosures iber ole 5ibrlms BEG
Observation-Disclosures fir oen dtrt oes Oeroienten Qo
mirnls maBgebeno maren Sm llebrigen rbtet iicD
oas oeutide Genlent augeni1einlid mebr gegen oic
aorn, in Der OQs erpdbnte Gjeriibt auf Qlmerifu los
geIaiieu plroe als eeeen ieiuen Snbalt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
Sames @. gsd, e6emaIiaer Observation-Disclosures

Der Ger StonteD no miItbenoer Yrobrite IT BON Gng'
lamb 8urldgetebrt moebt er in elmer @eibe bon 8e.
Den ole Der Stooten cntidloiet bat Dab ie ii6 ndt
chi Die 5cite Der Aaiirten iteaen Cine Gnti6ulOigg
bot er elbit mtgebradt. Gr er0d6It ndmidl bon ben
fiirdterden Menidenoerluiten, peIde Die 9riten no
5ron5oien an Der Sonune erleoeu Diees 8ueeitdno-
nib bon oIder Seite pia nidt penie beioeen Gs lit
nidtS weniger ols Elm 3ugeitdnoniB. oaB Die Durd-
brudsOeriude an Der weitliden 6ront Uergebens no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
Wlnrn NIiinbctl SnrmpIlen.

betB EDrmDnen, Deliebie Satin oes Oerlorbe
nen Grant Iormollen in iDrem 49, 2ebensiabr
9ie 9eernigung iinoei am SDMntag, B. Sep
iembcr, Na0mitiags 2 llbr, bon ibrer gyoD
bann 3ir .3eiiic6en qutb Snlmonlels arcbe"
an Der SiiosGaroline Sira6e. nnbe Baltimore
Gtrabe. lpp Sic Iraucrieier iioiiiinbei Bei
ieBling ani Dem nSmmannes5rieo
GinQeiarnt 3um lebien S6hlmmer.
BaB IN oeinem Gterbetleio,
SDne Scbncr3clL o0Hc Summer,
Seb'n mir Did nit itLen 0eio:
BielQetreue Wutier, Dul
Sebo irdqi man od 3nr 9hiD
Sdlnfn're iiiB i'm fDIeni &runoe
Nis 5iir glnieriieblngslhnoe
(Sent1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

g1me. 9(oreie 98ar0.
gDles, Soiepb. 2100 Oits8ioole Sir...... s
0iu. d. gtibnian. 1f19 @ sSaratogasSir. .1S
9ono. Qginiam s., 1000 OiisSoiim1n. Cir. 8
Siiaia. Wdd)ael, 1906 @aiernsQlOe ... 3
So9rmann, @0ares 5u 1885 gs s.s'Rraii.
c5olas5cr, c5lSs 5tani 272e soioa'ssiiri . Z
parinan Siaac, 1878, Git@dlimore Sir 3
9er5ug, gioDert s., 38 2 &oppIetonsStr Is
Sobns, 9owaro o.. 1400-02 Sull STR. "a
Aauiman, lSOlie, 1900 SisNdiimores Sir o
anoc9e, Grnit 1850 gg.sqaiaDetiesg Is
Anod)c, 5riB. 51517 5orreii Str ....... 0
gl1lone Soiepb 81 401 gS.sGonoaD Cir. %
FelleriplL SrnHf. G27 S syrpuopQO .. 2
1,ruli. Clarence ~. 1920 SuofonsStr. ..... 1
Noienbere, JiopDael 608 gG gG.Nerneion. Ctr 4
Nincenii, Suioo. ~, 3i6 lig0tSir .2z
geeoefinn, 9ilNaro g., lOS g9 5aDeitesStr. 4
(Gent2 4b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

CBme Nebrer gnglifd ipredeH nnb imretbeH
5m ieEuen. Sir Nens@inQeipaiioerie Iotuie jlt
ole Gieieniaen Die lld III Der enaliGen
,2imeriianIldeT DoimgHder" 865 GelteR,
Ntemmaili ulio Mnleillna. in lur5es Belt oBne
Qcbrer @nplilh preben UNI idrelber 81 lerr
lil tdnlmen Hehen brandt Gin meribpoles,
fn8 0etaBies gN3ricrhub Sine poultdnOine
NfulterldnHuUq bon Wrefeu WedHinQen,
EuttuuQfn 0pnir0iiqu Mfdlelu MupeiIuuQeu
NaiMnlia InIlnn nlr Mlll Hl.nO. Neilnnlnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

GUnOOaer 8ldtter 6enlen unO ,fOrOern", ban bic
omerifoniid)e Negerung ole @eiobr ocs Gilenbabn
5triteS ioor beieitige 9e beiorgt oie 2onooner Inn
uns no, oas beiBt I'M Die Dhintons 6obrtanten bic
ibre @rooitte nidt beforoern t0nnten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

9ilte gir H.
8hreau Der SpirtmDen.gicen5s0 s0ummiiidre,
3immer BOG, Weridtsgcbdnoc.
gSm. @epper 0pmtable, serdIioent.
Weorne s. 9laOdiiie,
George &eller, Wi 2.

Sic na6eenonnien 9erionen boben @eltio.
Svirimoien'SicenS bonn i. Wiai 1916 eineereibt,
mede am Wipntna, 1S. September 1916 um
II ubr Wiorgens, IN Beratbung 9e5ogen miro.
Hroieite miiien bis 10 ll1r Wiiiines um
Samitag, 16. September 1916, einocreidt per.
ben, iilr Wel6e ,Sornulare aln SencD in Die.
lem Nureau erldngt meroen fUnnen.
g9iniam 2. Sraucrs,
ghef6lerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

oC5Ott 6efc SEnen; i'd faum es ndJt," iaete nadJ
oeul SebIihIaG ieiner @ldne Serr g8ilon o Den ihe
oeuoen Giienbabn.@ @r16cuten Gos oengt immerbIn
bon elmer gepiiien 9cideiOenbet Genn Serr 8ilion
bate ia aud oaen fonncn, sd fam S6uen nicbt 6e
fen; oo toHns aud Der liebe Serrgott niht~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
WtlrQfllUe 2guNetl0pNie burM Den 0gelapeate
anD DaaUnte Ganal,

Observation-Disclosures @oumtaa Wa6mittaa-gr.
caruon nadl Settertun am o. ghignit 13O
HaduitnQs.
9liidfobrt- berldBi 8etterton llbr 9lbenos.
1inen gSeg 50c.; 9hinoi1bri G0c. (gair lhr
ben Iag mo @nmpier qitlq) glui bieieH
Sabrten feline anoeren @ileie acceptirt ans
gen0nmef mad Nelieben Der 0ompdgnle
Glarcnce GBrtper s. q, ".
(Nrlt22 ca ,sSr--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

GetOcm 3nmGnien IN ben Sres eneesrffem bat,
III DetiGano cine gehIageue Station iogt Petrogroo
glatirliA nur in miIitdriidem Snne Ienn oas Wio.
uOpol nit 8Inobeit nio Dummbeit geidageu 5u iein,
beiitt Retrograo nnein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
gaaemad crfalrt man, luO9n bic finfnmOauanaia

0daionen GrancS getommen no, Die Die fran00lilbe
Regierune id ieiner 8eit bat Ur &eriiGlmg ltelen
loen nm 6rantred) i'm 9uslanoe Dor 8erlelHoumgen
ou diIben Gin gbe 1T iui8lpeifebaft IN Die Eai9cn
iener griediihen Botroten geponoert Die in @reden
lamb Die StimmmgSnIode fir bic gaiirten betreiben
Gin anocrer IbeiL pubribcnlib Der gr0Bere bat ie
nen g8eg in Die Eaidlen dbnlid geiinuter ruuldnder
Potrioten gefunoen, oie oofir oen 9InihuB &llmd.
neits an oen 8erDerbano betriebeH Sir oieen 3med
babcn Die gIaiirten 6rontrei6 no Gnglono beonoers
Dele Wlilonen in gilmdnien ousgegeben ober in neue
rcr 3eit ideiueu e ibre 9nitrengmgen ucrDieiadt 81
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

mar as Elm SAFE" berous, 9lber es bat ieinen 8ped
crfiiLt Gin paar Gage lang tounte oamt bic 0eutidD
6cte IN Den 6eiigen probrhcn 9ldttern eendbrt mer
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
SefanutmndJilngcn.


Nnrtnn DcG Wcbunoes III pctturS.
80 babe glppliiaion tilr oas iolaenoe &ribis
5uB bon Caroline siraBe. 80 $. g. III aeo,
loren.
8ormitiags am Santltde, 2. September 1916,
g. =. syrue,
tSepi2) @ebdnoe5uipettor
Department. iar ceifemiddIe ger6enernmsem.
h"terSepgrtememt beg StdrahcM.3ngeni
o. 8al nj GRE, oen 20. gln9rii 1910
dln Dte 1icr0nrdl 8etrDiIenen:
Qierlnii miro ben GeentDlmern bon @runos
bellb, oer an Die unten angeiiibren 2luebs
lioBt beinnni gegebeH, oaB ole 8ilaiierlness
iolien belaqier g(ueDs ani Die belagteiI 9gens
iDimer uerDalinismlBig bertbeilt nj, oaB cine
lammentelung beiagter @taieulngstolien
1etf N oielenl bureau our Gtnitbi iilr Die ods
lin Snieterien mslegt ilHo odB Der Sfrds
beHsSnQenleur am 6, September 1916 IN ieis
mem Bllreau dnmeleno lein miro, inl irgeHo
mcldbe Ibeile beiaater 8uiammeHiellling 3u
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glue0 bnter l9lO--l9lS BennhhandsNoe
glueh 3ruilCben 190S-1910 8ennlnl0dninsQlOe
qlae0 6inter 1924 -1342 @ibiiionsSiraBe.
glqeD bnter 1902 1910 9ibiiions5traBe.
eleO binter 2202 2234 Citing SraBe
gIQeD 6inier 2300 1882 GttingsGirabe
glaeb binter i400-1410 @ruio 9iu'gIbe, Sios
melteie
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glleb biner 1423-1433 Widoionsglbe
Qlleb meltd bon 1902 QinOenQlbe biz eJors
ban QlueO
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glllcb binier b50-572 SRreBtmans SiraBe
Qlllcb biHicr 300213 WlplbersGtraBe
Ql[leD hinter 500-b27 gRoiber 5traBe
Qlllen 6inter 700-716 observation-disclosures
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auen hinter 800 glod Gomonoion.gIpe., Giios
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

CCeaH 0itv, WlD.
5aDrtarien our NldIaDrt enltie bis 81.
Greiidg u. Samliae, 4tildiabrt Dieuitaa. $50
SonHtna. glllr an oteIem Jag giltla. 100
StatoHeui Claiborne MaM Berlin.
6aDriarien SamitaG &adtabrt Wlontea. Gtu'
Gonniae, lllr an oelen Iae eaiiig Beiou'
Oers nleortge Eate
6aprplan rom 4ier 3. NtgDt@traBe, Qg0delts
ineen o,25 8orm un0 2.15 ssa6uI, @onlIa
tags 730 Wlprgets
gieboDDtB Bead, Iel.
0aprtdrtcll our Jilidiabri gllltt0 btS 30
september 1916. 6......,,........., $4.V0
Vretiag un0 SaWItae, Wldtdbri Dtentaa 2,75
9onliag, Hur an otelen 4ng eulttg... 1850
StatinHeit &g0e YDsHt NaGg Heloec
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ludDe SSabct
soHtitaa, Hir an oteleu gag vtlItto. Beion.
berg neouge 0tate
8abtplan pom 4ier 8, 8ebtGtraBe Mohens
tngen, $50 WlorgenS ul1o 2.20 9klcbm.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HaA HOOe EUtat
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slndm @oHHtaas 800 Ndum
WtnDl3etfeH All Dem Gn1Hpter.
bOt 0hnbfnbrt bOc,
SutrtfbeHitellenoe @ailettabrtea
EauIpter tdbreU te0eu Lag tut
09eIapeate Bat.
Gin Idg uno oiUel 9dcbte.
BlDet Iage unO orei DfdDte.
Hun0l1brtHateH.
Jliuitrirte BeIdreihlingen duI Berlangen.
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(sIiin6et6 gOPener

IS itarb am So AnQuIi 1916 In i6rer go1s
mine, Nr. 1864, Noro ro'Iremunt9lDeune, Gliias
bctb WleDer, 90 Sabre at, aeebie Satin oes
Sno Ds saaa SaSs aSGos "a %io nm me SeiTD Sa
bon pbiger gSobnung aus att. Beiiebng duf
Dem gSeiicrn t5rienbpfe" (9(uQ3f-- Gept2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

gan gemcdjt glotirlid mlr, UNI iid bon benz 9telp-
gorfer sSnan5 agente Der 9aiirten Die neueen gSet.
terbericbte borleen 81 aIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

Die 6dmpter Der glaiirteH 6abeu ben NMmdneufOnig
8 ieiner oerrdtberfen Sbat beeHdunidt 90 be.
gliidwiinift Elm 9ump oeu moeren wenn irgenowO
cine 5dnrtere eegidt it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
Gn lie6enNer (grinnerlIna

an nieinen @diier,
S01H gStegrcfi
qeiiorben AM g. September 1915
ghii g9ieoeriebn. i'm 8aierbals,
ysdnH oieies 9ebens aaHpi M aus
pier 3mar Qelrenni
Sod bort Oercnt
40 man nidDi iPuidf,
Qlud) nidt mebr ueinI
(Sept2-3) Bon ietHer Gatttn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
Syo6n S5eriUig,
TrieO1Ofe.
QpnOrn Qlorf (SemeterN,

NaMptGlmgana Nteberld Yluab.
9hrean: Nr n, MeitsSnraiDgas GtraBe
BeordbniBpldbe bon $25 an, unter beitdno'
Qer QlufIiht G6nitbllmeu, @euinbe, Pfl1ns
Sen eie. nnb I'M lreibbaus am SaliptGinaane
5l finben Infer Aaeni wirb, iuenn gepinitt
bOrfnre0eU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
gladl gImidt einiaer 0aIapraii0enlen It bed aana

8abnrite cine tbeotride 01ode fir peIdle oos PRO
sronm 8piihn 8ilion uno @ompers i'm @ornberein
arrongrt poroen it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02

Die sHeIiiden @r6etcr m6dJten iuiiieu, uaS NOraau
on ben aregsIicertngen fir @ngouo ueroieut aber
es 1T uidt mobridcnt, oab Die engide aegieuug
es fir 5eit0emdB bdlt breu g8ensorit 8i 6efreogc