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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-18

Outfielder Jim Thorpe, obtained by
Milwaukee from the New York Giants
last spring, was recalled yesterday. He
will report at the end of the season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-18

Seaman can hold no one but him
self to blame for yesterdays defeat.
His costly boot resulted in the first
run for Hannibal. 1t should have been
the third out.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-11-30
Universal Military Service Intensely
American in Its Origin and Conception
Bv ROBERT BACON
Former Secretary of State

military training and service is constantly msrepeented
and marsm Nothing could be further
from the facts
Universal military training and service is not only intensely Ane
can conception but in its nature Nothing could
he more Democratic distributes the burden OF
sponsibiy Universal patriotism. The rich and
the Door man. the country and the from the city are
called upon contribute his SHARE to the national
fare It throws together company the ranks the same
men of classes that better knowledge
and appreciation another walk OF e by which
alone class dincton which fatal to true democracy
All men must nation without discrimination
without favor
The bugaboo connection with universal training mas
been bred through ignorance and msstatemen Marm sprt
end physical mpossby democracy It presupposes yran or dc
ao which the American would not tolerate for moment
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-11-30
Town Planning Does Not Mean Heavy
Financial Burden for the Citizens
BY THOMAS H. MANSON
Special Lecturer at University Of Liverpool. England

Beauty should be an quality Of the object sought to be
obtained supermpoed part Of it. AS Mr. William Law on
stead long ago yacht motion the most beautiful object
created by yet he pointed out every yard canvas
constructed for speed and e
cheney only Everything is Of ue yet as WHOLE IS perfect
work Of art.
There beauty think of the highest kind IN machine shop with
it's long sang wheels and betting There beauty long
full Of their MONDAY meal There beauty think
of clerks working under splendid lighting conditions and
always telling people that beauty not thing to be
supermpoed upon inherent element Of it,
planning not the attempt pull down city and rebuild
expense but merely deciding settled policy along
work. that from time to te when the opportunity occurs
may little toward converting into the ideal city Of dreams
gradually and by Degrees making OF each opportunity as
occurs generally spending only which would be spent in some
another you gradually attain better order OF things
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-11-30
"Mile-a-Minute'' Fiction Bad for Boys
For 1t Gives a False Idea Of Values
By CHARLOTTE A. BAKER
OF Colorado Agricultural College

1nle-a-nnute felton, good bu-
with marked facility for writing tripping pos is the
outlines his plots and parcels them out to the
under him. and them all they produce twenty thirty
and in the wenown manager fifty hrlers year. Do
not think books cheap bindings No indeed
we'll have attractive bindings and often
spaye reputable book stores for fifty cents
each Bows like they express the spirit the old
battle cry
Men of action, Ct might!
defenders of the right!
Are you grded for the fight?
But the difficulty with the ieminutc felton, is that gives
he bow false idea of values and destroys his imagination
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-11-30

cappe possible for the installation of the most advanced
types processes being discovered inventions being made
and new of organization are being created.
Lot me- lusrae Industray France has been highly
ndvduazed production small scale Today she lacks human
hands, In that country that for generations have been cult
waited bv hand or with horse bullock being
thrown togeber and fam comparatively tractors and
the most modern agricultural implements the world France knows
that now and the upon machinery Her business
men are studying American systems and soon the Aer
idea will be all sister republic
years shall find Europe competing agan
us with washarpened waradned muscles not only
~ markets but right If industries not be
uoh slow of mind and abby muscle must improve business
manufacturing and merchandising el
encv and must every Europes industrial progress
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-11-30
Industrial Power Of Europe Being Made
Stronger, Not Weaker, by the Big War
By E. N. HURLEY
Chairman Federal Trade Commission

When think of Europe apt to think
of continent engulfed in war; devastated and dsor-
dered want to say that must correct that impress
sion Europe is reorganzing her industries. Under
the stress of fe-anddeath struggle every effort is
being made to obtain the highest efficiency in the pro-
duction the distribution and the of commodities of
all kinds Blasted and shattered to pieces in the shock
of war, old systems that normally would have hung on
for years have been discarded in day. Old equipment
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-09
REVISION OF MINING LAWS

The American Mining congress-, at its nineteenth annual session
which opens in Hotel La Sale, Chicago. November 18th, will endeavor ITO
definitely formulate the long sought for and long fought for revision Of
the mining laws of the country.
DR.. Foster of Illinois, chairman Of the house committee IN mines
and mining, will be in attendance and will report m the actual progress
made on this subject by congress, giving the objections raised to many
OF the contemplated changes and his ideas IS to what a be passed
through both houses of congress.
The battle has been a long and hard one, but the American Mining
congress has a record of successes that mark it a great power for remed-
il good in the mining field east and west.
The first appeal made by the American Mining congress for a Bureau
OF Mines "a backed by less than one-twelth of the members of the
house of representative. But O May l6, 1910, the bill W a signed by the
president, and O February Is, 1913, a amended bill vas signed cover
ing more particularly the western situation.
Since that time the efforts of the American Mining congress have been
directed in part TO secure adequate appropriations for the work of the
bureau. And this struggle has been NJ easy one, but m the whole X.
trmely satisfactory.
The greatest work of the American Mining congress is, however.
along the lines of planning legislation which provides greater safety for
the lives of the men engaged in coal and metal mining operations. The
results of legislation initiated by the American Mining congress has re-
duced by nearly one-haf the number of men killed per million tons of
coal produced. Acting the humanitarian impulse created by this
movement of the American Mining congress the big organizations of the
country have almost without al exception introduced the splendid Safe
where.
many states east and west making Misrepresentation of mining stock a
misdemeanor.
1t has prepared comprehensive laws for the use of electricity in
mines. That which applies to coal mining operations has been adopted
S a whole by the state of Pennsylvania and has been considered by other
states. Its model law for the creation of mine drainage districts, its work
for substantial aids to state mining schools, its protests against federal in
reference with water power, its comprehensive investigation of mine
taxation, are but a few Of the facts which the American Mining congress
has SC successfully espoused.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-09

n o more limited in the business success she may attain than is a man.
One of her main notices is, Advertise"
Mrs. Neuberger since the death of her husband, Charles Netcher,
twelve years ago, has doubled her business, erected a $l2OOOOO building
and is doing a business amounting to $l8OOOOO annually:
Only last year Mrs. Neuberger tore down a large steel frame build
ing in Chicago to build in conformity with her seventeen story building.
Twenty-four hours after she had decided to tear down this structure she
wrot a check for 100000 to cover expenses incidental to starting the
work.
Don't ever imagine you al win and keep success without the best news
paper advertising. Advertising has been the great factor in my success
I u.s. papers of large home circulation constantly, always with the best
results"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-09
"ONcE

Get better acquainted with that neighbor of yours.
Perhaps you think that you may not like him, that you have nothing
in common, that you would not be congenhl.
Now, a a matter of fact, you know nothing about it.
Likely the only words which have passed between you IRE the days
greetings. Such n exchange of words does no. prove what sort of a
man the other fellow may be.
On your street there may be a mn who would prove a better friend
to you than any man you know at present.
Not unlikely you would find n him qualities which you have never
found in any other mar. Better acquaintance would present to you a
character entirely different from anything you have imagined he pos
sessed.
There is not enough Visiting" among men.
Our forefathers called it "neighbonng" and the word is a fitting n
today
The oldtime neighborhood spirit wa a good one. Let's get it back.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-11-09
ADVERTISING HER SUCCESS

Mrs Monie Netcher- Neuberger, owner and active operator of the
Boston store in Chicago, says that a woman, if she has natural ability, is
Evening journal., 1916-06-06
Recommendation
Levy Court.

The above recommendation can
be adopted, as Il is contrary
law. Fn@
Whether the amendment TO
present law is desirable is a quest
which should be considered by
New Castle County State Highy
H,,,,,,tf..f,,.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

Qrieic f0nncn. menn oieielben
lcine Mcribiaden entbalien umO m6g.
IidN nnDeriauahb aeidrieben iiuo,
mit 0em gampier uariitianiafioro,
Der am Is. Suli uno Dem Iampier
.Senia CLAP. Der am 20. sui BON
New gorf abaebt nad Ieutiblano
uno ceiierreih.llngorn aeianot mer.
0en bod miiien oieielbeH am 9age
bor6er in 6ieiiaeu 9oiiamte ein9clie.
iert iperoen Iie 2'rieie ueroen ollie
0er Genfur Der engldnoer in aIrt.
i0aa lmicrmorien. Gs ia 80 empieD.
Ien fcincrIei 3eitumgen 8i ieuoen oa
0icIcibcn einind in's @aiicr gcpor.
Sen weroen nuO niemals Den Aoreiia.
teu errei1en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

Gle 8 Sabre aIte 2enu garrolii
bon Olr. 1905, SIt-2omboro. .StraBe,
muroe an Der 9onlboro- un0 Greter.
StroBe bon einem 9aitauto umgerii-
fen uno roIlte IN Den glb5uosfanal
ipoourd 6aS aino i1were 8erIeblm.
gen erlitt. Ger llngliidsiaQ ereignete
iicb geiiern Morgen, ols oaS &ino nit
anoeren in Der gladbari6aft ipielte.
Sie purOe aus Dem annal berauSge.
bolt uuO nod Souie eetragen 100 TO-
fort Or. glntbonp 8. NettaIiato bon
0r. 1038, 02oro.9roooWoD, berbege-
rufen wuroe Gerielbe Ilelte ielt
oaB oos &iuo oos re1te 9eiu eebro.
den ino mIBeroem Gerlebungen am
aOpi uno gon3en a0rper oaOonaetra.
gen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
gInmmIliren spiritnoien.eieenscn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ee6t idorf
Dor. - Gr. @co. Seller proteitirt.
6reoerid W1oier berliert feline
9icen5. II @eridieoeue anoere
@irtbc 6eitrait.
@egen gerIebung Oes Spiriiuoien.
@eiebes erfl1rte oie Spiritioien.2i.
ceu5be6orOe oie 9icen5 bon 6reoerid
Moier bon glr. 1400, 93eDnolOs-Stry
fir imgiiltig, lmo Serr Moier muB
icine @irtbi6ait am II. Sui idlic.
Ben.
@eter Gernoga bon g2r. 2322, 80.
iton-StraBe, muB feline 2icen5 inner.
boIb 5me @odeu all oie 8ebSroe
5weds 9lunuIlirung 0uriidaeben.
Gle 9}ahlieben0en miiiien ibre
@irtbidoiten bonn IS. Suli, 5 llbr
Morgens, bis gum 20. sui, 5 llbr
Noraens, eei9Ioiieu baIten: Bennett
Q. 2ittalier, gfr. 1921, @eit-9alti-
more.StraBe; Wargaret Sdlider,
g8r. 80, Siio.9lrlington,9lDenue;
6rau Carrie Conrad, GER. 1926, Sor.
forO.9(nenue; Spbn S. gngle, glr.
1901, observation-disclosures; George
Sheuermann, Scr. 1741, 9atteriou.
9arf.9lpenue.
S5n Dem Sale bon @juitoo SribuI
bon g}r. 2601, @aItern-9loenue, be.
mertte Oie 9eb6roe, oaB Eribua oas
@eieb nidt obiidtIid berIebt bate,
onB er aber iein @eiddit in na6ldiii-
ger @eiie betreibe.
Ole Acknowledgement eegen fol-
gen6e 8irtbe tpuroeu fonen eelalien;
9eter q. 9aim 91r. 123t-33, g..
@ilmor.5traBe; gobert SIDnu; @la-
seb @ensfi, Olr. 1885, 9IIiceanna.
StraBe; Soiepb 9amorsfp, glr. 1886
38, glpooo.9lpeuue, lmo Ga5imer
@apIit, 91r. 1924 26, SuoIon.Str.
Niniam %. Gonitable, 9r0iioent
Der Spirituoien.2icen8beb0roe, er.
fIdrte, OaB ole geborOe Oorauf ieben
weroe, Dob oas Spirituoien-@eieB
beobabtet miro uno eau5 beionoers
in @e5ug ouf Den @erfouf BON Spiri.
tuoieu an @finOeriG6rige. Er. Seller
bemerfte be5iigIid ser eemadten
@nti6eiouneen ooB eegen Die 9Inae.
ihulOigten 81 ldarf Ooraeeangeu
ipor0en lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
0n 9LnfLnnr,nitnnn nrrlrht.

Gle @roBgei9morenen bon glnne
glrlnoel.GountD boben Sobn z.
8looo, ben BETTER 0es nod ibm be.
nanuten @arfs am @nopunfte Der
Curtis 9ap 8abnlinie, ioluie ieineu
Shanffellner 9bomos 9. @alter III
9Inflage5uitano perieet iueil lie Spi-
rituoien am Sonntage nerfauft baben
ioIlen. @eioe muroen gegen 8iirg-
i6aft Bis 81 ibrem @ro3eiie Dor Dem
Midter IN glnnnpols in 5reibeit &C.
ieBt. Gas 9ofal III iiber ben gan5en
Staot befannt lmo ipur0e idon felt
Sobren bon Der ,2oro's TnD.gll-
lioncc" perfoIat, neil BORT am Conn
tag biele 8amilieu ser Ealieu0e bon
glrbeitern in Siio.@altimore grbo-
lung etc. iudten. 9(us oem lebteren
llmItanoe lit Der S1eriff BON glnne
glrumoel-Gomtp Itets elm menig nad.
lidtig geiueien ino bat oaS 0blaue
@eieb" ni1t in Ieiner gan5en Strenge
ongewonot. CAB 6oS @oIf einen Iol.
den @lab piiuidt, beipeiBt oie G6ot-
iode, onB in ienem 2ofole an einem
cin5igen Sonntaee $4,000 fir @e-
tr1nfe ouSgegebcn ipur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
Hie g9eItc berIdlwauS.

Soiepb 9oueDiieeI, Elm nGIfD bon
Ohio, Der iid an Der Goupentiou be.
tbeiligt, 6etrouert beute oen @erIuIi
ieiner @eite, eiues Boares qoloener
9lueenaldier. iopie elmer goloenen
ll6r im @ertbe BON $3.50. @eIieru
glbeno, rud6reno iib goneOiteeI IN ci.
mem SoteI ser unteren Staot ma.
idcn polte, bine er ole g9eite binter
iib onf. 9lls er iicb Die SEIZE aus
Den 9higen aepalden bate lmo ieiuc
@eIie wieoer au5iebeu lpolltc, iano er,
Dob oieiel6e Deribpunoen mar. Gr
meloete Den DiebiiabI Captain Sole
pom weItliGeu Iiitrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
,WaiIuuaI aeaoue. F."
.,MmrrIran Qeaane." !"
0eMIider 0IOItea0lenlt IL @arfpiILe

,Sn Der oeutiden epongeltld.lutbe.
riiden ct. Sobannes-&irde 81 9arf-
bile an Der Sarioro-9iooo miro am
Sonntag Faiior ". gS. 9(bI iiber OaS
@pongeliim BON splitter uno BAL
fen 9lIfas 6. aupitel, gers 36 biz
AZ, preoigen. Ger @ottesoieuIt be-
ginnt INN i911 Gormittogs, na6oen
cine Shnoe oorber ole Sonutaes.
idtle cine glnoadtsihmoe gebaIten
Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
Sr, @rn. 4. StOHe trifft Die
Q[rrauQemeutS

g3adoem 8iaiam :. Stone BON
oieier Staot gum fiiniten @}ale gum
Sergeant.at.9lrmS oeS repubIifaui-
iden glational.Gomites erlpG6lt NOR.
Oen lit, wiaigte er Elm, Die 2eitlng
Der Arrangements fir ole gtotifita-
tions.9eremonien, mel1e am 81.
sui i'm Nooiion Square.@aroen,
glep.Dorf. iiattiinoen meroen, 81
iibernebmen, in melden Der ebema-
lice 9fidter CHARLES s. Sugbes ofii.
5iea in 9enntniB eeieet werOen fol-,
OaB er BON ieiner 9artei gum Ganoi.
oaten fir Oas BrGiiOentenamt er.
nannt Doroen lit.
gis6er mar es eebrdublid, 0aB
Die Arrangements fir Die yiotififa.
tionS-@eremonieu BON einem 8iirger
Der StaOt oOer oes 9labes. an mel.
dem oieie Gercmonien itattiinoent ge.
leitet wurOen. 8oriiber Saroing BON
Der repu6lifaniiden glotional.Gon.
bention, wel6er 81 gIeider 3eit @or-
iiber oeS Jlotiiitatious.Gomites lit,
lit berantportlib iiir pas 9lbpeiben
BON Dem alten 9raude. gr iArieb
SIM. Stone uno bat i'm, Die 2eitltng
81 iibernebmen, imo Der ebemalige
8oueinnebmer miro in penigen ga
Gen nod glew.0orf ge6en Inn Die
gInaeLeaenheit in @ana 1u brinaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

lluerfldrlide Sonolune oes 9dderei-
9eiibers G6as. g9. geder
llnterbielt iiA nod fllr5e Belt Dor
Der EDot nit Ieinen ainOern.
Ger SO Sabre alte Serr CHARLES
Q8. geder bon 9}r. 801, Siio.Nlont-
foro.9lpenue, ma6te geiteru 9IbenO
Our6 @rldieBen ieinem Seben Elm
@noe. Serr 9eder mar I'M Sabre
1862 in Sanoper, DeutidlanO, gebo-
rem uno monoerte i1on ais aino in
oieIes 9ano elm. Seit Dem Gooe iei-
ner 6rau, mel1e Dor ie65ebn $abren
itarb, lit er an einem 9terpenleioen,
pel6es OieIe @o6e iuiolge oes iiber-
aus 5eiBeu @etters beionoers itarf
auitrot. Serr 9eder mar ser S5n-
baber eines bIiibenoen 8ddergei1df-
tes, uno gIiemano fam Iib ole llr-
iade ieines S1ritteS erfldren. Ser
@eritorbene binterlGBt einen Sobn,
@iQiam 9eder, uno cine Sohter,
Sri. gIle 8eder, melhe i'm nod cine
baIbe Stunoe Dor ieinem Eooe in be-
tier Stimmlng fanOen. 0ie Belt Der
8eerOieung miro ipGter auae5eiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

mite ser @roBlo9c oas 0enoue Sic-
hlltot DER am 9ienitag itattgebobteu
@eamtemuabl 6efonnt ma1te. Sic
erud6lteu 9eomten iiir oas louieuOe
Sabr limo:
@ranO @ralteO 9iuler @Owaro
8. 9li8btor bon 9lep Orleans;
@rono @iteemeo 2eooing aniebt-
Niorris O'leQ bon Gomoen q. 81;
@rauo @itcemeO 2opoI ania6t II
6. u. Sngeriol bon Seattle, @aib.; /;
@rauo @iteemeO Occurring aniebt
- SomeS W. S6anlep BON Oatlano,
SAL;
@rano Secretary - 5re0 s. 9lo.
binlon bon Dubuque, Soma;
@ranO Greahlrer ~ Charles 9f.
8bite BON Chicago;
@ran0 Eiler ~ SliDer 8lod BON
Sflabomn GitD;
@rmo Gruiiee George Code
bon &ogers, glrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
uS6e SAT- Of t6e GIf.@

Qlne SduIfinoer unO 8eitunes.
iuugen lino einoelaoen ii6 nGhiten
Samitag oaS groBortiglte EbierbiIo,
oas ie geualt wurOe, oSbe Sal Of
tbe @lt" au5uieben uno 5mar ba6en
iie treien gintritt 81 g8r. 3tt @eIt-
@altimore.StraBe, no Oas gilo, &C.
malt bon Dem beriibmteu aiinitler s,
a. De 9isle.Sollano ino Dem Oroen
Der n@ltS" aelpi0met. ausaelteat III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
W1arnIanSer GvIotien.gl li1.

gie idbrlide Observation-Disclosures.
5eriabrt Der D1nrDIdnoer 5lotten-Mi-
li5 auf Dem Ser. Staateu.l .lompier
b nWontgomerD~ miro nGbiten Sam.
tag 9lbeno beginnen, wemn 2ieute-
nant.Gonimanoelr 3reoerid q. Ga.
page, IA Dfii3iere uno ungeiG6r 175
anaemorbeue SeeIeite iib aili Dem
Compiler meloen merOen. Gle
YWlontgomerD" Iieot in 0lorfoIf, no
iie in Den Iebten 5wei Monaten elmer
griinoliden 9ieporatur inter5oaen
wuroe in 8orbcreiting ser llebungs.
fabrt. Gommanoeur SaDage miro
ib beute 9lbeno nit A Cifi5iercn ino
80 SeeIcuteu per Qampfcr nad 9Ior-
iolf 6egeben Inn oas Commando oeS
arell5ers 5l iibernebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
@art 6. smiil idnuer Eranf.

Scrr Bart IS. Smith, eincr Der
lebten BON ser alien @aroe Der Ge.
mofraten, liegt i9per erfranft i'm
Seim Ieines S6wiegeriobneS Sobn
6. NAhb in @otousoille. glnhOent
er in Der @abl fir 9eitaments.Reoi.
TRAITOR i'm Sabre 1905 geiHlageu
muroe, 5og er iib bena6e gon5 ulls
Dem politiiden 2eben 5liriid. Gor
% SSobren mar CT elmer Der leitenoen
YoIitifer DER oemofratiiAen Yartei
oieIer gtaot. Seine politiidc Stdrfe
lag inn g8eiten0. Gr mar elmer Der
8ertralensmGnner oes OerIiorbenen
4. 8reenan 9loiin. Dit Sirom IS.
InoleD leitete er Die oelnofratiItbe
Bortei.gerwoIhlng. 9[uH Srn. Oio-
lens @cilmobeit lGBt piel 3u min.
i6eu iibrig. S6r bauptidhIihIier
Stiibptnft maroie 19. g9orO, no
iebt Toniel 8. 2oOen bic Siibrimg
bat. Serr Smith par cine 3eitlang
4r1liocnt oeS n@oncoro Clubs" mel
he StelIlmg iebt Gerr 9ooen ime
bat. Sranf &eIlD muroe BON ibul
ms poIitiide Qe6en eiugefiibrt, bod
gelangte oerielbe erlt nod Srn. 9la.
inns looe 3u politiidcr 9eocltttng.
@1breno Der berifieoenen Ger.
mine oes Deriiorbenen MaUors =. s.
9otrobe mar SEER Smith cine be-
fannie @eri0uIidfeit in 9iatbbaille-
General Qatrobe ernannte i'm 5inl
StroBenreinigunas-@on @onHmilidr. 9lud
bate er ole Sieluug eines }ener.
GonmiiidrS inne.
Ger 200 ieines Sobnes mar elm
idwerer SHlaa, BON Dem ii6 Der go.
ter ME polig erbolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
S5am6OrSfi benz WcridtSoerfa6ren
iiberantiuOrtet

gluguit S5omborsfi bon Der 5Ieet.
StraBe leate 9eriliiina Elm aeeen oas
llribcil oes MaaiitrntS gluguIt @e-
re6t pel6er i'm fir iehs Monotc
nod Oem 5taotsorbeitS6ans ibidtc,
Gr puroc nod SteIhln9 elmer 9iirg.
idait bon $500 bis 81 leinem gro.
3eiie ouf freieu Sub oeiebt Die
Straie wuroe iiber 35omborsfi bon
Nlaeiiirot @ereht am gRontag go6.
mittaa anf Die glnIdmoiaimg per-
bdngt, eine Sodter, SeIen S3anI-
borstt nit 8itbtritten traftirt 6u
ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
9dumas ElOdlefOrt aelturben.

Ger peniionirte Yoli5iIt G6omas
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13
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81 Maibinenwerier, s @eidiibe
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ratb erbeliet.
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gemeine oeliide GfieuiiOe unter
Der Cberleitlma oes General
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9orbereitlmg ourdiioBt ole Pr.
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beorobt Die Staot NIT 8lautirune
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