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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-22

Practice makes perfect-at least pi
ano practice makes perfect martyrs of
the neighbors
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-22

Talk is cheap, but like other cheap
things 1t is apt to prove expensive in
the end.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-22
En1nOrtanftn M0fhera

Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that it
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-11-22
What Neighbors Say

Madison, Wis.-"SOme few years ago
1 got all run down in health through
hard work and l developed quite
severe case of weakness peculiar to
women. | began taking DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Before / had
taken half bottle 1 could notice an
improvement, and five bottles COM
pletely cured me. / have never had
any return of the trouble so l feel that
it was permanent cure.-MRS. BI1R-
TIA LANG.
Marshfield, VISIT have used DIR.
Pierce's medicines in my family for
many years and found them very ben
eficial. l have taken Golden Medical
Discovery for heart trouble and liver
complaint. / also gave it to my boy,
he. was subject to fits and 1t helped
him wonderfully. We have also used
Pleasant Pellets; they are all that is
recommended of them. MRS. J. ST,
THOMAS, 81 w. "a" Street.-Adv.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05

sion. 1t will he remembered that Miss
Joe kinard also taught expression
here one month this spring. These
teachers came here through the sol;ci-
tation Of Prof. Thos. r. Jones in con
nection with his freshman class work.
and the inspiration and cultivation
given by them will serve as fouoda-
ton for higher attainments in the
work.
Miss Blanche Pinson has returned
from a months visit to friends in Az
lanta, Monticello, Savannah, and 9TH
er points in Georgia.
Misses Eleanor, Emma j., and Clara
Dial Will leave tomorrow to spend ten
days with the family OF Sheriff John
d. w. Watts.
DIR. Annie Austin OF Columbia Is
with her home people for few days.
A colored woman, wife of Mathew
Hill, living on Mr.. Enoch Pinson's
place was found dead by her husband
In her room last Saturday morning. If
Is understood that death was due IN
natural causes.
Pole cats have been making depra-
dations on the poultry yards in town
recently. Two of them have been
caught by steel traps. These are the,
first poiecats we have heard OF In this
section.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05

to crops. The lands were washed, the
|corn was blown down and several
trees were struck by the lightning.
Mr.. w. d. Patterson lost a valuable
mule by lightning killing 1t.
Mr.. Il. II. Moore Is still critically
i'll.
Mrs. II. NJ. Johnson and daughter,
Miss Othclla, are visiting in Hender-
sonvillc, N c.
Mr.. Vance Johnson spent Sunday
here with his parents
Mr.. Walter Odcll spent Saturday
night in Ianford.
Mr.. Charles Drummond spent the
weekend here with homefolks and
returned to Columbia Monday, accom-
panied by his wife.
Mrs. Louis Anderson and children
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Mr.. w. II. Drummond's
DR.. C. L. Deshields and daughter
spent the weekend at Mr.. J. W. De-
shields.
The United States civil service COM
mission announces that on Saturday,
July 20, an examination will be held
at Laurens, s. c., as a result Of which
1t Is expected to make certiflcation to
fill a contemplated vacancy in the po-
sition Of fourth class postmaster at
Ianford Station and other vacancies
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05
CROSS HILL NEWS.

Cross Hill, July 3.--The entertain
mcnt given at the school building Fri
day evening by Miss Adams and her
class was successful in every way.
The selections were good, the children
we'll trained, and the program was at
,tractively arranged The piano and
vocal solos, the ribbon drill, the Chin
ese song and drill, the Tennessee
celebration and all other numbers on
the program showed careful drill and
thorough work. The exercises marked
the close of Miss Adams two months
work here in piano, voice and express
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05
Should SIoan's Iinimcnt Go Along!

or course it should! For after a
strenuous day when your muscles nave
been exercised to the limit an appli-
cation of Sloan's Linimcnt Will take
the soreness and stiffness away ana
get you in fine shape for the morrow.
You should also use 1t Tor a suddcn
attack OF tOothachc. stin neck, bacK-
ache, stngs, bites and the many accl-
dents that are incidental to vacatioh.
eve would as soon leave our baggage
as 90 on n vacation or camp out with
ont Sloan's Liniment". Writes one
yacationist: eve use it for everything
from cramps to toothache." Put a bot
tie in your bag, be prepared and have
no regrets.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05
Why Endure Summer Co,ds2

1T isn't necessary to have stuffed
head, running nose. To cough your
dead off as it were. All YOU need do
Hs to use Dr.. Bells Pine Tar-lIoncy.
,iEhe soothing and healing balsams op-
ZEN the clogged air passages and in a
Short time you get relief and start on
ithe road to recovery Your nose stops
aunning, you cough less and you know
You are getting better. Get a bottle,
use as directed. Keep what is left as
ssEcOugh and cold insurance.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05

as they may occur at that Office, unless
it shall be decided in the interest of
the service to fiji the vacancy by rein
statement. The compensation of the
postmaster at this office was $3.50 for
the Lest fiscal year. Application forms
and full information concerning the
requirements Of the examination can
be secured from the postmaster at
Lanford Static or from the U. s. Civil
Service Commission, Washington, D..
c..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05
BOELKE AND PEGOUD.

men can testify that an experience Of
the sort Is Il thing Of imperishable
vividncSS.
Cowdin and Thaw, among numerous
Americans who have joined the fight
ins air mon. can tell many such tales.
lioclkc. lmmclmann. Guyncmcr. Bone
among the newcomers. and NcdrincS,
beaumont and Garros, to mention a
few Of the veterans are making incf-
faccablc records. These men use the
acroplanc, or ayion, rs they call il, not
merely aS Il scouting vehicle, but as Il
deadly instrument of oiienSc.
Lieutenant Boclkc OF the German
army recently brought down his thir.
tccnth machine over the FOrgcs forest
lieutenant Baron Won Althaus brought
down his fourth acroplnnc over enemy
lines west OF l.h0nS. The clement of
sport enters even into acroplanc war
fare. After all. thinks the aviator, the
shame Is not SO much in being caught
as being caught by mere amateur
with paltry record OF two or three
captures to his name.
Lieutenant lmmclmann recently bag.
god his tenth enemy acroplanc. The
%allantry and bravery of Lieutenant
Warnciorl illustrates the spirit of
these European nviatOrs. Single hand.
cd he attacked Zeppelin and destroy
cd 1t. y few days later, accompanied
by the American writer Nccdham, he
made pleasure trip and both mon
were ki!lcd in landing.
On intimate terms with death wcro
those fifty air men who fought tho
greatest aerial battle of the war re-
Gently when the allied acroplancs raid
ed MulhauScn. Upper Alsace. Five Ger
man acroplancs and three French fell,
the occupants Of all being killed.
On the outbreak Of the war Adolphe
legoud. the famous French aviator
who gained renown in 1913 when he
originated he feat OF flying upside
down In an acroplane and looping the
loop, Joined the French squadron and
was often mentioned for valor. He
startled the American people when he
came to this country and did tho loop
the loop. His daring fcats will go
down In aeronautic history.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05
Wild Boasts Kill Deer.

Eugene, Ore. snowfall has re-
suited In great slaughter of deer by
predatory animals, in the opinion Of G.
j. Hills OF Oakridge. He tells Of find
ing several carcasses, one Indicating
that the deer had been killed by q
wildcat. At this point the snow was
twenty feet deep, and the deer had
been there apparently several days in
space ten feet square. 1t had eaten
n bunch of maple bushes for food. AS
1t could not get out Of its snow prison
1t became easy prey.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05
aChamberIain's COlic, Cholera and
20 DiArrhOca Remedy.

|S Sf}EYery family without exception
lh0uld keep this preparation at hand
3tDTing the hot weather Of the summer
Months. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
ind Diarrhoea Remedy is worth many
HINES its cost when needed and Is al
Most certain to be needed before the
llSnnamer is over. 1t has no superior for
he3purposes for which it Is intended
.Vtyt 1t now. Obtainable everywhere.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05

We have splendid values and
numerous other things in this
department.
'36in. and 40-in. Voile, all
colors, special Friday and
Saturday, 21c
4o-in. Striped Voiles, worth
zoe, special 15c
27-m, Batist, all colors, SC
40-in. White Lawn only SC
36-in. White Pajama Checks,
special, &c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05
4 Hacking Cough Wcakens the System

Don't suffer with hacking cough
that has weakened your system-gct
a bottle of Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
in use over 40 years, and benciiting all
who use 1t, the soothing pine balsam
with tar heal the irritatcd air passages
-soothes the raw spots, loosens the
mucous and prevents racking the body
with coughing. DR.. Kings New DIS
covery induces natural sleep and aids
nature to cure you.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05
LANFORD NEWS.

1. - q q 30 .
Lanford,5July 3.-~The heaviest rain
we have had in years fell here Sunday
afternoon doing considerable damage
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05

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snoakcr said t,ai IL 1911 vr Coon,,.
b,d rIs oni,. ,,,.nc, ~ 10 o,n.,od o,,.-
crno, ANA that nnw 10 yrul5 ag4.n
be 1rrcotad Tnr snooI;nr ea;n I,r
nitscnr cou,naian v,as rnt IF nor
so llttics in; OF issucs = cputo4t OF
pr. .aeiplc. lie a@ain referred TO lu-
M ( wnich hlvr rra'lIud rim this
til 10 the clfyc mat tnerc W;4 q
Blr.4s. .Coopcr combination. lie de-
ais. !his, ana once moro stated tnat
Mi. Cooper has never boon Il Blcasc
man. In rc2arG to issues in the race,
Mr.. Coopcr said that he had a definite
platform, that Nlr. COipcr gcncralizcd,
and that Mr. Manning was running on
a laW and order platform. The issues.
said the speaker. or one OF them is
taxation and tie rapid increase in cx-
pcnsc TO the people Which lie per-
ceivcs. He referred 10 the tax com
mission the board Of conciliation and
SO on. In regard 10 the conciliation
board, the Speaker said there should
be no trouble between capital and la
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1916-07-05
Ladies Muslin Under.

$1.00 Gowns, Friday and
Saturday 89c
100 Skirts, Friday and Sat-
urday 99c
soc Corset Covers, Friday
and Saturday 39c
25c Corset Covers, Friday
and Saturday 21c
SOC Crepe Gowns, Friday
and Saturday 42c
Głos polek., 1916-02-03
Kaziniera
Bujwidowa.
(Ciag dalszy).
Nauki przyrodnicze, hygjena, ped
No. 5.

Nauki przyrodnicze, hygJena, peda-
gogja, psychologist - OTTO nauki, ktore
kaida majaca zostac matka kobleta
przestudyowac powinna. w czasach O.
statnich speoyalna uwage wychowaw-
COW zwr0cono ma pedagogje seXualnq,
kt6rej zadaniem jest nalezyte przygoto-
wanic mfodziezy do zycia plciowego do
takicgo tego zycia unormowania, zeby
jednostki wynosity z zycia osobiste IA
dowolcnie, sp0}eczenstwo pozytek. W
Niemczech na kongresie Mannheim u
chwalono wykfady pedagogji SeXualneJ
W seminaryach nauczycielskich, w Wyz-
szych I1lasach ginnnazyalnych ma tax
zwanej naucc dopefniajacej wyzszych
szk6f ludowyoh., Hwrocono sic r6wniez
do rodzic6w o wsp6fdzia}anie, wycho-
wywanie dziatwy atmosferze domo-
wei czystej, pOdniOstei, samo bowicm IL
swiadamianie m}Odziezy uznano "a Sro-
dek nicwystarczajacy do pOprawy sto-
sunll0w W tel dziedzinie zycia Opr0cz
tej, IL jq talk 8kroSIe - posredniej re-
formatoTskici roll, jalIQ moze OdegraC
matka .jallo Wychowawczyni prZysziego
pokolenia mehczyzn kobiet - kobieta,
a przcdcwszystiliem matka moze zdzia-
}aG niosIychanie Wicle ma drOdze reform
spoIecmych, jeSli do bezpoSredniego u
dzia1u kierownictwic sprawami og6fu
bedzie dOpuszczonQ.
Znany pisarz p6inocy Bjoernson IA
konfcrencyi W gprawie powszechnego
pokoju Chrystyanii jeszcze W roku
1902 wypowiedzial nastepujace wielce
znamicnnc 5fowa: "Czem jest wojna?
Jest ona jedynie owocem. Jakaa to ro-
Slina tal1ie szkodliwe trujQce owoce
wydajc? Otto -- tax zwana - wojenna
moralno$t Pzy wypienianiu tego "a
b6jczego chwastu, tel wojennej moralno
Sci - kobieta przedewszystkiem musi
bye czynna. Kobieta zbyt wiele wycier-
piafa przez TO, 10 ia wojenna moralnos6
do dis panowaia ma Swiecie. Ca1e do
tychczasowe ponizenie kobiety pano-
waniu moralnoSci tel ma swe zr6d1o.
Znana jest powszechnie przypowiastka
mezczyznie, kt6ry sam ca}em gospo-
darstwem domowem zarzadzaf 0 tenn,
jak mu sic przy tej gospodarce zle powo-
dzi1o. a ia wan opowiem lima powiast-
ke, dotad jeszcze ME napisanq "a kt6ra
po szeregu wicklow moze napisana 20
stanie) mezczyznie, kt6ry sam poza
. domem nazewnatrz gospodarzyl opO-
! wiem wan, ze przy tel gospodarce wio-
Hdfo mu sic jeszcze gorzej. Sp6jrzcie jcno
Głos polek., 1916-02-03

na OkOf. OtO diva pOteznC WOJSkOWe
zwiazki staja uzbrojone naprzeciw sic
bic, a pomiedzy mimi w drzeniu wycze
kuja male narody rozstrzygniecia swych
los6w. (By}o to pisane na lat kilka je-
szcze przed wojna - przyp. red.). Otto
juz mia diva tysiqce lat cd czas6w Chry-
stusa, brutalna sifa dotad panuje mad
swiatem, za$ lwia czesc tego, co ludzko5c
praca swa wytworzy idzie na zaspokoje-
ME glodu nigdy ME nasyconego wojen-
nego molocha. A przeciez dOtad tylko
wyfqcznie mcaczyZna TEN zeWnetrznem
pOzadomowem gospodarStwem sic zaj
mowa}! oto nadszedf czas, ably ten me
ski dotychczasowy ideal, te wojenna mo-
rainosG ma box usunac, zeby moraln0sG
kobieca wpiyw ma lasy sWiata zyskaG
mogfa Dopiero w6wczas przyjda czasy
powszechnego pokoiu, gdy kobieta ra-
2eln z rnezczy2aa na zewnatrz dOnlu go.
spodarzyG beda" (Tall m0wif s1ynny
pisarz Bjoemson ma kilka lat pred obc-
cnQ, strasZnQ woina).
PAM IIcl Witk0wska W artykule o
prawach poIitycznych llobict (drukowa-
nym zbioroWcj llsiQzce "Gfos kobiet
W kwestyi kobiccej') wyrala sic w tel
kwestyi Spos6b nastepujqcy: "Do-
tychczasowe prawa, stanOwianc wyiQcz-
ME przez mGzczyZn, tax So nicraz bez-
wzgIednc, ostrc, twardc dla slabych ]
biednych, tax czesto surowe i nicspra-
wiedliwe, IL wnicsienie do Mich tkliw-
szych, dclikatniejszych uczuc byfoby po-
zadanc, moleby zfagodzi1o nedze spoIc-
czna moze ME tax czesto 1atwo dOcho-
dzi4oby do wojen, gdyby na szali zawa-
zyf gfos matek, wysyfajqcych ma smierc
wlasnych swych syD6w".
Powyzsze diva giosy zaznaczyly juz
chyba wyraznie, czego przedewszyst-
klein po kobiecie, przypuszczonej do rzq-
dow, spodziewamy siewszyscy. Wprowa-
dzenie do kierownictwa sprawami og6fu
pierwiastka uczuciowego, (kt6rego ME
kt6rzy politycy tax bardzo sic Obawia-
ja) zacDyna sic stawaG wprost konie-
cznoScia. Zastrzegam sic jednak jak mai
dobitniej, re zalezy mi na prawdziwej,
gfebokiej uczuciowo6ci W przeciwsta-
wieniu do czu1ostkowo$ci sentymenta-
izmu, przeciwko kt6rym i ia r6wniez "a
strzegam sic najenergiczDiej.
Ale nietylko przy walce military
mem kobieta zbawienne reformy zapro-
wadziG bedzie mogIa. Zar6wno jak W O.
wei wzmiankowanej wojennej moralno-
Sci odzwierciedla sic meski ideal zy~
ciowy W iunych dziedzinach zycia spo-
Głos polek., 1916-02-03

1ecmego. Cake szeregi ustaw, noszacych
szumnq nazwe praW, jeSI do Mich
przyfozyc miaTG ctyczn2, prawClziwie lu
dzkq "a beZwzglednc bezprawie muszQ
bye uznane. Dotyczy to zwfaszcza sto-
sunlzu do wszystkich sfabych upoSle-
dzonych. Niewolnictwo, pa1szczyzna, sa-
dy, inkWizycye, tortury, Wiezienie, kary
smieTci - czyz W tworzeniu i zaStOso-
waniu w zyciu wszystkich tych pony
slow - kobieta udzia} brala? Sa to pre-
jawy czysto meskiego idea1u zyciowego,
opartego bezposrednio ma brutalncj sile.
R6wniez ca4e ustawodawstwo cywilne,
zwfaszcza punktach, dOtyczQcych hy
cia kobiety dziecka; pOstawiemie kobie-
ty ia stopniu jakieis drugorZednej, nia-
szej istoty, wymaganie cd niej odpowie~
dzialno5ci "a te same przewinienia, "a
kt6re mezczyzna bezElarnym pozostaie,
uposledzenic kobicty przy prawie die
dzicZenia, pEzy prawie rozporzQd1cnia
3woim majQtllicm, Il nawet osObQ (nie-
mozno<G otrzymania W Ro8yi paszportu
bcz pozwoIenia Ineaa), dalej zorganizo-
wanie spTaw oswiatowych Z uwZgIednie-
niem potTzcb tylko meskicj 10 Zarnol-
nicjszej cze$ci Iudno$ci, postawienie
prostytutlli roza prawcm zupo}no wy
rzuconic jej po "a spoleczcIsLwo prZy
mpc}ncj jcdnaE bczkarnoSci nIeslich
wsp0Iuczestnik6w rozpusty, a wresZcle
najwieksza pod s}ohccm 2brodnia, jall
laramie zupc4nio niewjnnych nicmowlqt
- t. wv. "dzeci meprawych'' -, kt6re sic
przeciea na SWAT ME prosi+y i IA postG
pki rodzic6W swoich zadnQ 1niarQ kara
ne bye ME moga. Wszystkie to oto -
tax zwane "prawa" stworzone zostafy
przez mezczyzne charakteryzujq dosad-
ME dotychczasowy mqski ideal ayciowy.
Ale idzmy dalej - co zrObi& mez-
czyzna dla zwalczania alkoholizmu lub
chor6b wenerycznych-albo inaczej spy
tajmy, 2 czego ciagna wszystkie dOtych-
czasowc rzqdy najwieksze dochodyf
Przecietna, bardzo skromna rafinerja
spirytusu W prowincjOnamcj, galicyj-
sl;ici mieScinie pEaci rOcznie 312 miljona
koron pOdatku, zmonopoityzowany ty-
ton daje r6wniez r6znym radon milo
nowc zyski, lollale wyniszczaiaco lud-
nose, rozmaite domy CRY rozpusty, O.
placajqco swe koncesio tysiQcami ma
rzecz rzad6w rozmaitych2 Kobieta, kt6-
ra od wszystldch tych spraw staia zdala,
wyrObiia sobie ma ME poglad nalezyty, a
ca4llowicie od dotychczasowego meslkie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
9leniiunirtc @0Iiaiitrn 6eIdlmeren lad.

SIN 9luitrag Der @oli5ei-Gommi
fare miro Oie Eeniiou fiir %oIi5iIten
ooer 6roltcn bon EoIi5iitcr, Die cine
ioIHe infolge eincr Spe6iol.Oroer Der
SeaislatlIr 5uaeiproden befamcn
niht mebr oiiSbe5oblt. Die @ntidei-
Dung Der &oli5ci.Gomuilidre trot &c.
itern IN aroft mo 6aS Geirltat nor,
OoB pcridieoene Der peuiionirten go.
li5iiten, Die ibr @elo ni1t befamen
ii6 6ci Dem Scfretir Ser &oli3ei-8r.
boroc bcihwertcn. 0ie in iSrose
iomneuocn 10 Gg.Bol5iiten ionic
5pei Jrouen per0cn ieoenioas bic
alnacleecnbeit Ocn @rridten unter.
breitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
Sci Scr NIrbeit pcrnnsIiift .

9ci'm 9ieinigcn eines Srodenralt'
mes IN Dem gort Gopineton @e.
treioc,@lcpotor betrnt Der aS Sabre
olte 9leecr Sam Soutins einct
Treibrienen Der plotlib bon Dem
NloIdiniIten Ebomos 9lires in Be-
pegung eelebt mur0e, lpoourh @ap.
fins nit GROCER @udlt 81 8ooel
itiir5te iuO iib cinen 5dGOeI6rudD,
ioiuie oeridieoeue glippenbriihc 5iI'
500. Sm NlarplonO 9Iagencinea
Soipital, tpobin Der 9)lann 9ebraht
wurOc, 6e5eidneten Die Sler5te 0eu
3uitano ais iebr ernit.
@lprtle 9bite, cine gleeerin, Die
in Der g8oibonItoIt oes oSohns sop.
fins.SoipitoIs" orbeitet, crIitt bel
ibrer 9lrbeit idmere 9ronowunoeu
an eiuem glrme uno ihIimme Quet-
ihuneen om onoeren glrme unO be,
finoet iih ieet IN fritiibem 3ulton-
oe in Scr Misunderstanding oes So
ipitalS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
slcnncOO, NIitdlrll & g., Anc.

Gic 9anffirma aeuneOp. @lit6ca
4 &c. Sue, g1r. 35, @aaitroBe,
giew.Yorf 5eiet Al, ouoerer SteIle
oes y0euti6cn Correspondent" on,
ooB iie trob Der berrihcnOen 5hpie-
rioteitcn IN Der 2oee lit bic 9e5ie-
bunscn nit Geutidlono uuo Deter
reid reguldr alfredlt 81 bolten uno
5ur Abluidlilng Oeiitiber uno oiter-
rcihiiber 9anteeidGtc bereit lit. Die
6irmo bat i6r bisbcr nit 81 100000
bon cinee5abltes glItien.&opitol um
Ocn getroe elmer bol6cn Nlillion Col.
lars erbobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
Sin Sica scr Counties

Die neue SteuereinIbGbune in
9oltinorc.GountD lit auf cin sobr
binoltSgeiboben iuoroen, ga 0ic
Gomtp.Gommiiidre i'm &reisecriHt
SIT Sopion cinen Sieg iiber Die
Stoats. Steuer-Gomaiiiion ooDoutru.
gen. Die Gonntp, tp,GommiliGre fii6r.
ten on, Dob feine @eIber sur 9c5a6s
lung Der Steuereinih0ber porbonoen
ieien imO iie oltd Gier5u fein @elo
6oreen Oiirfteu. ipie 0os Gorntp-@e.
ieb poridDreibt, 0o ale &eripiaiem-
gen 6ei ser Ginreidbing Der jdbrIihcll
Stellerucronlaeimg gcmadt lpcr0cn
miiiien unO oie @crorOnimg Der
Staats Characterization ciitraf
ais bic &erlpilligunocn ihon gemodt
moren. glllS oieiem @5rlmo mus bic
gielIs@iuibdbane ouf ein So6r oer'
itbo6cn lperoeu. GS ltebt Oen StaotS4
Steuer. .Gonmilidrer aber frei 9erit.
hmg eegeu ooS llrtheil OeS StiHters
6ronf S. Duncan ein6nleacn, welhe:
bic alaee eegen Die Gonntp-Gonntii.
l1rc nbgeiuielen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
An 8eras. Mh. crmittcIt.

5rau @ilion BON 9lr. 652, @eit.
8opetteitrnBc, t6eilte Der &oIijci om
Qonncritog 9lbeno init Dab ibre 10
Sabre olte Sodjtcr @lorp, bic ieooh
mie cin t6-iGbriseS @ldOdeu ouSs
iicbt in 9eeleitrns eineS NidoheuS,
0lorcns Gitber mo cineS iungcn
Wlonucs pcridpuuiloeu iei. @cItern
iuuroc Oas Erio IN EeroS Nlo., CT,
mittelt uno uoh Baltimore jilriidgc.
brod)t 100 Die peitlihe @oli5eiitotion
ibuen eiu Nbbad5 an6ot Niorp uiw.
&c beibuloigt, iicb Ser clterlid)en Sc
molt ent5oeen Jt bo6en; Die 9eglci.
terin Glitter SOB, 20 Sabre alt, aus
Ierns, No. imo ibr 22,i0briges
SramO Hopmono Goiter, e6erfoas
aus 1eroS, DO pur6en 6eiHuloigt,
Oos t3.iGbriee @loohen iiberreoet
uno ST Swedcn scr llu5udt cutiiibrt
Sil boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
leripnoInutia.

Scrr @eorgc 8. aouig iucIher
nabc5u bier Mohen lang IN ieincm
2ano6eim 5li Boring, 9oltimore-Go.,
om ioaeuauntcu Seuficber oornieoer
lag, it iebt iolpeit bcreeiteIlt. INN iei-
mem @eiddit uicoer perionliH por-
licbcn 5il fonnen. @ic Serr aonig
mittbeiIt, iuar ibm mabreno ieines
louglpieriecn 2eioenS Der oTeutitbe
Correspondent Gin wabrer 9roiicr
uno bali ibm iibcr moudc tribe
Shln0e binpcq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
Sradl Sas @enif.

PHI Dem Nege uo1 ser grooflDi
Soli5eiitotion in Ger 9l6iidt ciren
&oit6cfebl 81 eripirfen ian0 Der 81
Sabre oltc Giorfu @o6croeon bon
SIR o. G6urditraBe, Curtis 9ap, iei.
ncu 500. Ger Mnun 6efano iid aui
elmer Curtis 9ap Gar, ais ibm ocr
@ino Sen Sut bonn 9opie blieS. 81
lprang BON Dem in boiler 6obrt De-
fiuoIihen @oggon, iiiir5te babel obcr
init Dem Sopi ullf ooS Yflaiter, no
er le6loS liegen blieb. 6reun0e brodl.
ten oen Oionn nadJ Der nabegele9c-
ncn &oIi5eiltotion no ein 6in5llge5o-
aener SIr5t mlr nod Den ourh eincu
@euid6ruh ueruriahten Eoo ieititeI.
fen tonttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
9na iin 9riihmnnben M.

9ei'm glnfideuern Scr aiidc ibrcr
@obmma 9tr. 927 @Gah.9lllcv,
worf oic giegeriu Sounic Eospea ben
@od)ofcn mn oui welhcm lib Elm
aciicl iieocuoeS SSaiier bciauo. Gas
@aiicr soB iiM iiber Die 6rou iuelhe
idmcre 9riibmlmoen crlitt uno nod
Ocm Nicrcp Soipital gcDruht iuerocn
muBtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
NracbnisLuic SaaS.

stlS @uliom s. @oscopnc bon
Slouno Ban, nobc glnuopolis, geItern
slbcnO aus cincm 6eniter III Der
SSobnnng ieneS %oters, 9ir. 274ly
giorO Gborlcs- Strobe iob, bemerfte
cr, ooB ehi W}om in iein Dor benz
S0oili ftebenoes glutomobil ltieg uilO
ouponiubr, Sr. @oscopne oerfclg.
ie Den glrtooicb in ocm glutomobil
ieincs Shmaeers, perIor ober oeiien
Sptr. Cine Stmioe ipdtcr ipllroe
Sic Ncitoblcnc NloiNinc bon cineuI
Epli5iilcn ocS n6roIihen QiiiriftS
Aon scr Gdc BON NidorDs unO 36.
SiroBc, qenu0en,