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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
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be Gtmpyoulo non Dnltldcn oceoniel ourdl u9
ldr cincn @dlrci Der entriiuug ia Sans Scnildl
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frid1n0eu Ocriidic icbic 0ic ociildc Rc0lcruiQ &c
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miro ooer sic Daaiiqen 9oltc pcdc bic ocuthep
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0ei Nriqa ibaiiarn Sa6ricn oci 0olcnAnlogen lnlo
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fer as anon ats Sen Noti5eu clgidlcf 3ctugen cr
lubal ialn uno pir 6abrn @uuo 5n Ger llcber5rt
eua IS pcroc niefcn 60sartgef 6euocn nod nci
ten 0lra oe {bai 5auiclen oeroen poB oie AatUcn
nidt pou iAuca crmuroct meroQn ourieu opne Paw
iecun 0e Alor0er iribit ir ms nerrcd0ar lino 9l1
WclnnlmgeacIoen geirait mcroen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

their muskot, went out to battle for
thcir country TO which they had
omigrated. In the great Civil War
which existed in this country from
1861 to 1865 there were many who
we're. not even noturalized, not hay
ing resided sufficient length Of
time I'm this country, but who volun-
toered to fight for the preservation
Of the Union No Drawer and better
soldiers served in that war than
these Germans, who had come TO
this country TO seek homes for thcm-
selves and their families.
II DO not believe that with all
fairness to the large element Of our
citizens Of foreign birth on German
descent the Indictment which has
been made against. thcm can be sus-
taincd by the gentleman who made it
or Will be accepted by the people Of
our country
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

SIR 3cit 0gs @otmorer 9o5ors in ocr oSprie
8nu 9eiica Ogs Eeutihcn mo Ceitcrrci@d llnaor
Aeu aoDcn arcu5ers ioaic Scr ,Caiitc Gorrelpon
0cuf ser unag6curc 4noroue ocs @ublifms 81 oie
e NcrauiolhnGen Scr gmcrtoner ocitldcr NcrIlnnt
aeiae Dem Erdoeuicn mo ocli Fro Nriien oatidcr,
ole itAcuo cuuos gnocrcS Is t5un tonlc oaB en- ae
polia aroicr l9cil 0cs aNcrinltiihen &otcs mt
GuaiGloao mo cciicrreid llngorn Dmpai5re mo
ndte non cuem Srih mil Caitdlano lno Dem YIN
idhb al oic 9ntmic niiien node.
5ci0em mir jcne gSortc idrcben pot IN g'ep
gott cn gojor pie Der IN Ger rSOrc" inn ~N'aollon
S0uorc Moroe nottaciunoen Der onnobero enc
NHlion Ioaors iir oos Gcptidc uo Nctcrreidild
lhaoriide Nobte arcl5 a68cporu pot. uno oii0c
hidiA iit cia 9o3cr Der Galtidlen mo Gclterrcder
in Der eroBcn Gouualts Nolc III 4booelpba n
oon0c pop Dem bic onti ordc 3cihn9 Der Stoot
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lcbi mprosu iit~
re Albcr Sic Grdiioratci uuo Gougrcumo4 udt
fciio mcbr euihB luerocn oldc 9o5arc our Ole cra
mathematician Nta,tthabcr in gSo1ln0on oueibe
Dnrm mare cs cut man oic Geutideu Celicrrcidry
no lnaarn 10 0cl ndhitcn Donatcn n0croll ll SNaoc
noA rcd picla ocrorti0c 0Uonratoncu ucrontal
itic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

Nulti imorc. l2. Iptu 1916.
gucu oarnn inicrciiiricn Rerionci pito plet.
nit 9nhrihi crlbcli, oob Der Slno' Snaenient
am H. april 1916 IN 6icicn NIrcuL iplc 60
Ourh ocH glbi6niil Nl. Atiicl 80. ocs Nalll.
more Sinoi.0uocr bon 1906 OQt0cntlcucn
miro ben crldrcn0cu Hlnu mo Die Sup,Noi.
0ifc Oou 9uiluQcu iiit 9icnslhocurlil8 uro
Acu HlaiicrunR ciuGcgcit bni.
Yucn ncUcn 1902 9oro 2dll0c 1it .
@uc9 filo,ih bon NdnoGlc Cir uno pliliO ooll
yOpcQropc glcU.
giaeh hinicr 3s bis 5s, gSctNioolc cir
yucO mcllliN bon St &nul Sir. nlo lhollW
non YnnpnlcISt
qlucn hinicr 5l2 bis $50 9ioro gou0iSir
MilcO ipcilliO Opu 0ocll Sir 3luuncu toni
barb. nnO Gr0i cir.
elncn Dnlcr 9ioroeiic oco 1900 glod SaH'
glaco 6iNicr Sficiie ocs 100 Qlod onrioro.sUc
gllc0 uchcu lu92 Moro Bonn Sir.
glucn nchcu lO2n gtogo 1nude Sir.
glucN nchcu DOB Morn 9dnne Cir
NNcO iiolioh uon baltimore Sir nm oiilin pon
Vruo.Sir.
gacn 6ilid usn scr Charles Cir iiioliN ben
Voo.c uuo Oiiiin BON youcQlorc sucu.
g,ucO n0r0lidl bon Der y'ioblc zir, diliid SpN
Charles. nlio 1iililh bon Nouc0roOc sllcn.
Nncu ucbcu gi3 9ioro SduOa CIR
gllc o0uon bcitclcucn Bctloncn mo nctc0
iiQi. ilWcrhnlb 20 LdQcil pom Nalnm nofpc'
iapicr 9ioi3 on i'm N1lilmorct Siqn0ctlWlc
onrn imrliiid cillAcrcltnic Reliilou oaAcaen 5i
dppclllrem -
tglpri2. 40 6Oiai3l NcQuirnior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

hcr Sitter eN6icn poncn Nian mnc ia an Der
Submit Der 9sct uu5uciici, iu0rt oas @att aus
mclu oic sSclt meiicrGn IN 5uci Sorcicn aelpoltt
cin niiroc mic Uor ocul aricae, mo 0cm Dcuti@ouo
ipciierbn ais elm buuoiincer WeQncr nngccbcn wer
ou milc gSas oos Gn0e 0cS Nric0cs cui wcroc
miiic man ndt oOcr nos Gutidlon0 Jest lei, mile
mon Go5 0cuol. mo nit Oiecm ncici Gcuiidlon0
peroc nlou oiii pir6i6nitdm @etictc 5u rcdncn
0o6e Gs piiroc cine idpcrc @cUiiicusloit iiir Gug
louo bcoeticn rucm Gnglono sic lriodc lei ool Der
Nrie0 NIT circn 6rcocn cuo8c Der europa crnclt IN
5pci Eager lpotc Sin ocrurtgcs Gcr0dniB piiroc
0as llmacirbrtc en uon Ocn mos 9squt6 i6cr oos
fnitac europa 8cio0i babe oos nod cincr @1einua
cine StooicuacmcuMot mlo nidt elm SdlodticIo
5uiidc Der Gncntc mo 0cn Gcnirolm0dtcn eu lpllc
Nnd nod 0cm @ricoc miro as cneu pri6lMaitIidlcn
gScit6aucb 5uiidc 0ciidlono mo Gn9lono 0c6uL
obcr pcnu mir oic mntcrclcn mo gciliigcn aroIic
Gn0lonos 81 rccn wiindcn, 10 fam Oics niw Gc
idcbut inocm mir ms oui ocn 0ebici Der G6enic
oes lmierridtS. ser gutcn Gcnuolilm0 no Der Der
niritiacn Stootscniidt 5u oerpoltomnncn nldcL
obcr nihi oreb 5dut5olle oocr @opcoit
poicntlid mcroen ocic Stinuucn scr &crmnlit
boo cinen Sdrtt mcitcr gcbcn no oos Gmiiclcn ocs
mitoicn Observation-Disclosures cupie6lci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

SO nat0 am 2l emril 1916 Nranl a. zrcn.
ucr, 9S Sabre ai nclicblcr Nliic bon Trnncc5
81 Ercnncr Qca lligmoicr Ncrunnoic mo
SrcunSc ocr S0milic iiuo cinacdocn. Der gccr'
oipnna hcNupchncn mclhc nnl eonucrtna,
Fobnnna. T. 1857, rb.pntlcriun.4nrtgl glrenuc,
uud uOM Ger St Suinbne Atirhc iuo nu q lbt
cine Neauicn plciic iur iclu Scc.cuhcll seoul
ten miro iun nnru nui OcW -Nl Crlolct
NIIrnnnlc. IlMLIMncl. l.lnllA 2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
slIlnmcn M NcrnnnII b 0naIan0.

Nu Gnalan0 iomnc pie GhniNrae lauaam dll
0ein @qipuo oob &alter 9iuunone Soee aad oent
AiieQe u Moief ocu Nonocl9rlea acaen NeptlN
lon0 si 0caimeu, cine aliAc SeDrc iit soaocm oie
bMtiiael 3eitm9ei .Gconomiit" ulo u%eliNlWicr
oin5elie inoi Dor elm paar N'onoicn aeaer ocn Oon
ghmiiman nupioblenen Sdub3oa a'lqeireieu porelt
NQtaiiallihie fir5t oid bic 3eiilarit g'aton
riugn 0lunen griitcl nocui lic iigh aeaen oleei
acn uenaet oe na6 ocm &rle9c elel Sopcoll oeA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
Minrie Yrins.

IS narb am 2G. eprIl 1916. rm is6 ll0r
Mioracns Nlarie Hgiui u ihrcm g. ecUcne'
iotl 0c icUic Nniiin oca rcriiot1cHcu NcluN
Hriu, &cwranoic mn Srcnnoc uo oninnNe
mclnc am Samiian. NurQcns nm s11 nor,
BON DER lRohnnuQ ihrc5 sohnce. Nru. gSiuinm
sorn. 9r i622 ciCuunen,sirane, aus mao
Scr 0cH IcinAurHc. 100 uu Nur cln Nc.
onicni.0 .0ohdmi cclchrisl miro uno puun AMI
Sem 0cri Seiu.Srico1oic" llaiiiltoct
fQlu.l- nDl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

0S noro am % gNrii 1910 NiniDlbo g.
SdGrrcy ln ihrcai 49,. Ychcnaiopr ocliepc Vai'
WcrroQrn iinod srsiinn. 2s. srrll Aad'
miiiaQa llnr. ron Der MoomlQ htco Ntl'
ocr5. 0ru Scui- Qrn0cnaiin. NJ W., &cli'
NranuMsetrGfc, ans unh Der irilcriimcl 81.
Ydula Mirdc Sdc frcuioni Nlreuc iiiio GU
r0ioQ0 Synhc am ia3 ilbr no o0lu nul ocul
nSt l;auis SrcoVclc" so Siolcicoiuc linu.
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Epoesf6ne

gm 2i glrril 0Hbcri Snrbrr 1uun3 0opir2
eulpii0l. cd Sabre alt
glm b. yuil Ncniritc Nf. 0lmoun, Ir
1927 ydnO1i slpcnuc, SO Sabre dit
gu "a. gpril Nmdnon g. Wnrcncf, 9ir. VOs,
WicNnNnh lfnfc 80 Sabre clL
9m 25 gpIl 9luia g Wunocrmnnn, uoaDnc
mnim GcE0ul Nuiuiinl .2 Nnhfc on,
gm o. glnrll Wcornc %. Niracr lt. 1872,
Mons gnniou stuhc 30 Sabre ili.
gfut 23. giprl Sunn y. Rctcre, Nlcren po
lflnI rnnrn nIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
YaItimurc's better 9Sitnic-9SOrf.
GnllMVfattcr- Iark.

0iclcninoiicn im0 Nirhcn tbncu poDl hn'
ran i0 oiclc @ati an5rlcbcn. che Tie 0aiei
iir inic 5nlunihGcn 4cniCs hclcncn Ser
Qari N lct lii icDr grohtr 1on51ane, Viipne,
Der Spiclplilcn uuo nuca n0Nacn ycoucin'
iimfcicn nuoQcilutci bc iiir cincn moOetucll
@crNnhsnNna Rou bcnJiblai llno. &er Fnil
ili prithilp Qelcncn henucni 81 crrci6cn Don
alien Ginoii0cilcll inocm man mad ocr 6teoe'
I'D 9loOo oOcr 2Sics slncnlc SleIlrlhcn
unaclnst Scr fnrl 10 0ruB acnu0. nm oie
Qc1bici 9icnrcn anijnucbmcn Ainn meroe
im pcri5hild ooct brilii0 nm Habcre slhs'
luuii an
NrmrD q Wlcrcish 9ir. 20fg, WrnsNrnit'Str.
oncr iccpboMrc uub Dem Bnri Wilmor io26.
GOdncr orclicr 0inndn9 5lm Rnri an Jrc'
bcridssocnnc c0cr 9eillcilcs2locnue.
iUinrii &c. 20iicl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

Srr bcie 9lab fir 9icglicS in Snl.iniorr.0p.
Nclcr bcrrlih nclcqcnc Fori ili icbi in ncis
micbcn an MirWcil mo Gcrcinc. liir guollnne
n. f. 10.
gln Der hcriiAAcrlcn 9Siliris NOcnnc acleaciL
IN ocrclbc boz ollcl Sinoiipetcli nc0ncnl 81
crreithct EcOr nicoriOc Noiclt. 9ecQcn elnes
fndi ucn0c man iih 0ii &. "a. Ncunnroi, 9lr
Si5 Scun.Gtrnnc, Nilmor. 034. pocr 0enrp
Yludicr, 1901 0iiaAs.guc., Minoilun 26Slsgs.
(Nidrs23N&E. .2Ultl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
Wnnn Nrnff.

Gs h0r0 am 2G 9gril 1916 olnna 0rait
Coco QnHcrrlNmlon i inrcm ID. Scbcnslnbr,
nclichic NCiliu ncS ccriiofbcNcu Vonrno Att0li
Sic Nccr0iduuO NuOci Nrciiaq, 2S. sprll lui
h3 llhr G0Wmiinne rou fcr 2Sunnuu0 iDrcs
zr1ncs. Ntu Soon Mruii. 9ir. 2il4, Ntfoaii'
mnn.etrnfc, ans naA Der luiOctrmcn Ycinlc'
hciMlhc. 0Gc Glipcr 1irnNc nm 0pllinainii
glpcunc un llbr, iuii NciicNunn prlpninn
nui scr Baltimore ocMccW" tNpt2 -2sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

Ncnn Gin in GcntidlanS oScr SctcrrcdI lIusora
ge6orcncr oueriiandlcr 9iraer bonn StooteOcpartc
ment einail soB 0crlanGt idrc0i oaS .GGude Sour
nol" io crbdlt er elm Grfitor in Dem ibn mtge5ct
miro. 0nI ulicrc 9ic0icrua ion bt bcidlilten tonn,
lucun er 0urh cncn @rcl5er Ger nit 0chhlaao imo
Ccicrcit .h;1orn i'm aricac cgcnOc Sdnocr BON
eincm ncutrolul Sdiiic bcrlmtcr 0c5oii miro Gr cr
bdli olio moirct cinc @ormmg ooB er 0c 9icilc on
ccn ncrolcn Sdliic oui ciacncs 9hiifo mltcrninmt,
9caic6t lido oo0egen elm omerfoniidcr Yurger od oos
Sn elmer Der frieaiil6renocn slotoucn. 70 lit lucrc
9lc9icuma ser Nniiht 0oB CT imter olIcn llmianocn
5uu 5dubc GcrcMtgi iit imo iic IT, wic lie 0croo'
ebt 5ciQt cnhlocn Oiclcs 9lco1t nit allen Ntittcln
octeno 5i uoC5cn 0ie6t cS nnd 2nldrt uulcrcr Hc
aicrung MN 5pci @loiicn BON @Irocrn2 Ncpilic %ir
Ger iorn imicr StaoisOcportcmet nht cnmo idlitciL
ucnn ie olli neutrolcn SGiiic rciict onocrcn last
lie ooac0cu i6rcn Ooaitcn SdluB on0eOei6ct cl6
peun tic oui 5dien scr fricgi6rcn0cn 9idtionc rel
ic sSic crtdrt sic 9ic9icruno lulr oice olicnbors
@ortcilihicit 5 Nuilicu ocr cuc &loc pon gilr
aeru uuo 5uu Sdaocu Der ouocrcn @Ioie2 Hn Der
@roilonotiou Scr ~iriftcn Nultronct" IL cine Or
f1rm9 ooiiir nidi 5u u0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

g3oracie nnm uricr Nrdnlbcn Ncun 81.
0unamnn, icn inl 9licr ron 90 1duycu nc'
nchicr Walic pnn winnie V 3onauun Sic
Vccrni0na nu0ct euuu,a1, 9lNmlia0o nm
. lihr urn cincr }So0nina. 9,r t1tf, Moro
Yoltcrisn.G Garit lprNrc, nro ilali tciictuna
nriuoiim ami ccm aeontQN Eari 6ticopoc".
(9lrr97 1Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

TOOl1cIf INNOAI NlT oNK cf lcINcN SNUtI TNT UVN
6ol Qc6lilicn bot ocB es 81 encn @rr0e alii
GutiMun0 iommt li0. mic nii0ct6cili pirO, miro er
cinc S60nc uno SMpicacriohnc nit in bic 6cIoldlo@t
ncbmci gsiro nniocn0uro 5ticrul &oS oel .Goo
uc Is blutoiriti9 moht III bic vHnlitonia" An0cle
qc6cit bci mcldcr mic cr ioat 6roncl lno 'tlroer
moclomuci limo Gem 0nrd cincn EcutldcuboG
I'M ocl &crtoio geiomncuen rGolonc" n lldcrlidl
bconni oof oic oneridniihc Station cine ol9cueine
un0 mc3iclc gSornu9 BON 0ciiidllcno crbclt lidl
ornl 0cbicc icri 3n baltcn 100 bic &erlcnun8 toit
on0 N0cr ons 1T ocm blutoirtgcn pGoloncL" Nebcii
indie Gr ipclt oci @airoiel nm meoer Fraiocii
iu rcr0c Der pm6c Nricg BOT ion 6lnl %ee
@rdiiocncn bic Shot cncs rdloca Burden gum
@rdiiocucn acmodt mo icBi ma CT pieoer oud
ciucn aricg nit Gcutdloio in 0as 10 6ciB crlebnic
@rdiiocncnout oos cr om lebiiu ol immer bc1ol
ten modtc, 5uriid NconQel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
9ir glnu.glurfcr Nrtprciic mirh uOn 0cm anitdl

Bic ylcu,glortcr 0cRprcc mIro UOn Ocm aHIt0A'
oigcn SHcl or 9c0oltcuma INNER cncrgiidcr opac
lc6ui Ger rcaclndBiQc Scicrlrcs res aglcu 2osi
NcrolO" Gioentbnm ocs Sron5oslin0s Games @orooN
gcrncit, III iui ctci Sobrc inn ruio 10000 5iriid
scNonacu. 9us oatMcn @dliiern III ooS Ncbblait 70
0ut luc perhumoet obcr ouh orBcrboIb ocr ochldl
oneriionii1cu @rciic miro er pegcn lcncr ullatbi
Gen 5himpicrcicu oili Datdlouo mo ucgcn lecr
ucro6cicn Grieggtcridtcritnttp8 picod 5ridauric
ici So oIltc cs inn gan5cr Sanoc 9c1oten weroen
@l0tcr sic gum Arcge aceen EchdlonO 9cbcn n0
nos octidc Nolf Ocn OeicS Sono 10 ncl 5 pcroonten
bat init 0ger 9lcoc idm06cn 0c 0urd)-0eointe
Neridtc bonn Slic0Shoplotc iiir bic Sodlc Der Nlr
ten 5tinunmg 81 macbcl iidlcL cl9lildc Nrcuclbe
rdtc ucroifcnilidcn mo ouocre idmut0c Sroeit iur
Gnaloo berdltct oatcl in fcincni oniioiloigr Nonlc
acouoc mcr0cu. Sn cnicm 0cuidlcn Nonlc goi5 &C.
wb ndt.
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Narean sts @s0dn0s. anpeItore.

So bobc eWpliloioncu inr o0croc %ripilc
Qicn crnnlicu:
sir i20 I24. ona1co Sirabc 10 s.. p.
in Nioinrcn.
VII il-iG. &eii Nd. Nounl slpcnuc 10
S. G WiniOr.
Nlnirr gir 23O3. Noiion sira6c 200 s.. y.
N0mpllciicl
auc Hgoiciic micu nm ohcr ocr 10 u1r
NorulinGa am samiiag, 20. glpril 1910, ein'
0cteiht lcln.
terr27) Ccbdu0C Snipclior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
4cicre6nracr scihmocn Ocr5iicnAidru 9lcnNcrn

@cicrSbnrger 3cihmscn perOiirntlidcn AcnFcrnn'
acu ocs oortigcn omcrifanidcl 9otidoitcrS Nloue
oab gmcrifa Oen Sica 9iuBlanos crcbnc inO crDolle
Sir Ylorpc 1T bcreits elm 9ndogcr cromt o6cr ben
lcibc ndDt mcQcn oiecr AeuBcrmgcn. Gour piro er
om Guoe nod elm COB erboteil glbcr menl Der alue
roniide 0oti@oitcr in Berlin 9eiooi 1ottc 9lmerito
crie6nc un0 crbofic ocn 5icg Gcitidonos bel iple
piir0c Der aciloGcu icu llnicrc @otidalicr @clouo
ten ulo aouiii Oiiricn 9lcs oacn 10 lo9c Iic nids
3li Wumeu 0atdlano's agcn Dos ucrtrdgt dl mdt
mt ocu ncrfuiiroi0cn DING, 0os nloil IN cicr bunIo
rtiidcn glnuonohm0 Neutralitdi 0eannt bet.
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shats eitcu,.g .gcfnnutuud4no.

oicrourd wcroeu ans @erionrn nuo aoEper'
inoheu, incorporate oocr polillte. iucl0c Hi
Der siooi Nalimorc elm 0ei6dii beirciocn,
ihs pcdcs bic Gr1ebuna cincr eiaaic'
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ben Q. glpril 1916 bcrcii ieiu 5wihcn ben
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

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The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-23
CAMPAIGN COMMENT

Some of the eastern newspa- pers have been amazed over the trail of victory for President Will son that followed Mir. Bryans campaign tour. They find that he delivered speeches in nine teen states, including Pennsyl- vania, which he merely touched to oblige a friend who wanted help in a congressional fight. All of these nineteen states with the exception of such rock ribbed re- publican strongholds as Iowa, lll- inois, Michigan and Pennsylya- nia were carried by Wilson. Mr. Bryan did not go to Indiana, and 1t was caraied by Hughes. He cancelled his original date in South Dakoth and gave the extra time to North Dakota. South Dakota goes to Hughes and North Dakota to Wilson. It ap- pears that California and Wash
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-23
PELLACR|STS What $2 Did

Mir. J, W. Henry of Bla:n, Miss. says G. $. is the finest medicine on earth; his daughter had Pellagra. and was al most entirely covered with sea >s and sores, when she began taking ';. s. She has taken two bottles and is almost well.
 Pellagrist. why will you doubt and continue i6 suffer? This is ouly one case out of many thousands. You run no risk. as 1 guarantee one bottle to benefit any case of Pellagra, Rheuma- tism, or anythicg arising from impure blood or disease of the liver or kidneys, or the one dollar refunded and no ques- Cons asked. l do not want vour dollar if do not benefit you. G. s. has al- most worked wonders many times and is without an equal, and you can not value it high enough. Many say it is worth it's weight in gold. yet the price is only $l per bottle, or bottles for s. Sold by druggist, or sent prepaid on receipt of price. Always call on your druggist for c. s. before you or. der from me; if he hasn't got it, try to get him to order it from his jobber for you. G. s. IS sold everywhere.
 l.. M. GROSS,
 620 E. l4th St.. Little Rock, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-23
OUR NATIONAL HOLIDAY

There are holidays and holi- days. Christmas and New years are cosmopolitan are the prop erty of no particular people, but yet are joyously observed by ma ny. But Thanksgiving is purely an American holiday, original in conception and growing from a small beginning until 1t has req ched the dignity of a national e. vent. It's first celebration was by the Plymouth colony in 1921 - those sturdy pioneers whose pi- ety was as pronounced as their pluck, who honored themselves by honoring their Deity. The custom soon became more gener. al, spreading all over the New Eng Rland states. After the revo- lution 1t gradually extended to the middle states and later to the west. growing more slowly in the south. In 1863 the patriotic Lincoln forever established it in the list of holidays by proclaim ing it a day of Thanksgiving, his action being promptly followed by the individual proclamation of the governors of the states who named the day. Since then, by common consent, the first an- nouucement of the day is found in the presidents proclamation, and the day so named is also na- med by the states.
 A commendable feature of this holiday is a practical benevolence which has become very notable. Poor people to whom good din- her is rarity, are hunted out, and in an unostentatious way are helped to properly observe the day, so far as it's festive features are concerned. The sick and suffering are remembered in va rious ways. The homeless are, for the day made members of some hospitable household where they can join in it's pleasures. Altogether, this is perhaps it's best feature. There is no pleas ure so lasting. none which affords such real joy as that which comes to us from the knowledge that
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-23

ticipant in many more national campaigns. If foreign relations still engross our attention in 1920 the chances are that by 1924 they will be sufficiently cleared up to leave the field open for a national battle over prohibition. The number of dry states will naturally be increased by that time, even allowing for a prob- able temporary reaction in the movement, enough to make it a real sissue. Events may move fast enough, indeed, to bring the question before the country prom inently in the next campaign. The Nebraska democrats who have been gleefully burying Mr. Bryan once more will find in due time that their labor is wasted. While he met with defeat in the success of scme of lis per sonal enemies in Nebraska. he succeeded in digging the ground from under the wet Nebraska democrats by helping to secure the passage of the prohibition A. mendment. The victory is fun damental. It gives Mir. Bryan an advantage in future contests the importance of which can hardly be over-estimated.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-11-23

ington, and possibly New Hamp- shire are the only states in which the landslide can not be claimed as having been influenc- ed by MT. Bryan's oratory. When tEe returns are completed and ready for complete analysis 1t may appear that the Bryan in fluence was only superficial. but when a map of his itinerary IS compared with map of election results, the coincidence is not on ly interesting but startling.
 Mir. Bryans closing campaign speeches indicate his purpose to begin at once a fight to commit the democratic party to national prohibition. With twenty-three states dry. all of them except Maine and Michigan belonging to the new western and southern alignment. he is not facing an impC ssible stask. Mr. Bryan still retains excellent health and vigor. He may be all active par-