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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18

United States.
The problems' Of soil fertility and
intensive agriculture will be given at
tention, and recommended as one
method of Overcoming the unbalanced
situation creatsd by the conflict
abroad
The conventidh will muster such
names as those It Clifford Pinchot, DR..
Harvey w. Wiley, and U. s. Senator
Hoke Smith Of ieorgia, Congressman
Ralph w. Moss of Indiana, is to adj
dress the cong IS.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
WIND 100 NILES PER HOUR

NEW ORLEANS, >Oct. 18.-Radio
messages this afternoon reported a
1OO-mile wind to be sweeping toward
Pensacola and Mobile. No casualties
are reported.
Reports from Galveston state that
a severe storm is rushing inland
there. The wind is raging rs miles an
hour and all wires to Mobile are
down.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
WRECK BLOCKS T. RS SPECIAL

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Oct. 18.-The
derailment of a freight train forced
the Roosevelt Special to detour
hundred miles. Two hours were lost
causing the cancellation of IL short
platform speeches. Roosevelt was
enroute to Louisville.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
PHILIPPINE CONGRESS MEETS

MANILA, Oct. 1S.-The first bill pro-
posed in the Philippine congress would
repeal the flag law which prohibits
the use of the Katipunan flag and 9TH
er revolutionary emblems. The second
bill provides for the formation Of
Filipino army.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
SUBMARINE DAMAGES CRUISER

BERLIN, Oct 18-A German sub
marine severely damaged an Italian
protected cruiser in the Mediterrian-
can sea, September Z. The vessel was
the cruiser Libia
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
FARMER TEACHES AGRICULTURE

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 18.-Cari W..
Gray, desk farmer who never saw a
real farm until his boyhood days were
almost over, has been appointed to the
faculty of the University of Minnesota
agricultural school, in charge of live
stock.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
APPLE SHOW DATE SET

PULLMAN, Oct. 18.-November 8
and are the dates set for the second
annual apple show to be held under
the auspices of the Horticultural
club of the state college.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
BREAKS HUNDRED MILE RECORD

CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-Sidney Hatch,
the Chicago marathon runner, broke
the record in a hundred mile run be-
tween Milwaukee and Chicago. The
time was IA hours, so minutes, and 80
seconds.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
NOTE
NOT ACCEPTED
STATE DEPARTMENT BRANDS
PUBLISHED STATEMENTS TO
CONTRARY AS FALSE
Officials Consider Publication That
q. 3. Had Yielded to Demands q
Political Move

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Germany's
latest memorandum proposing certain
terms of settlement in the case Of the
Lusitana has not been accepted by the
state department, Acting Secretary
Polk announced today, when denying
published reports to the effect that the
had been accepted.
These reports stated that Germany
had reiterated her statement that the
torpedoing of the big liner was justi-
fed, but that the casualties among the
American passengers were unjus1fia-
BILE, and stated that Germany had ex-
pressed regret and promised financial
reparation.
THE note is nnaccepted," Secretary
Polk stated emphatically. Its con-
tents will not be made public. All the
published stories that the United
States has accepted the terms Of the
memorandum are for partisan purN-
poses. The state department will not.
not enter into discussion of the.
matter at this time" /
Officials consider the publications
political move to embarrass the de-
partment, and it is believed that for
eign influences are seeking to take
advantage of the political situation In
bringing up the issue at this time. 1t
has been indicated that the case may
remain unsettled until after the cleo
ton.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
SHOOTS MAN IN COURT

CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-Holding her
baby under one arm, Mrs. Katherine
Marek shot Jacob Klaus three times
today. The shooting took place In
Judge Dudley's court. Klaus was
the principle witness In Mrs.
Marek's husbands divorce suit. Mrs.
Narek's victim is seriously wounded.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
NOT HELD FOR CONTEMPT

At a late hour this afternoon there
was received at the office of Homer e.
Estes, clerk of the district court, the
following telegram from the clerk of
the supreme court
"Court rendered decision exonerat-
ing commissioners from all contempt
charges"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
GREECE TAKES WAR STEP

ATHENS, Oct. 18.-The provisional
government took its first warlike step
today Recruits of the class of 1916
were called to Crete today.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
Tumulty Confirms Statement

ASBURY PARK. Oct 1S.-Secretary
to the President Tumulty called the
published reports of the United
States having accepted a settlement
of the Lusitana case based on the
contention of Germany that the at
tacks were justified. absolutely fab
rications," today after he had fele-
phoned Acting Secretary Polk and
consulted President Wilson.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18
CHICAGO WHEAT s1.s7

CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-The world wide
shortage of wheat caused December
and May wheat to jump to $1.67h to-
day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18

COTTON GOES SkYWARD
NEW YORK, Oct. r18.-Cotton sky
rocketed today. July options rose "A
poins to $1917.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-18

While this condition has about the board of
county commissioners has had members and has been
controlled by John Woody, Clint Wilson, Arnold Lyon
and B. McInte They responsible for this overtax
upon the farmer. Oversith said the farmer has
complained There's The farmer is just finding
it out
Woody, Lyon and Oversnth candidates for office
This is the time to kick if you don't like being
taxed
Vote against them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
8riteu Oerlieren 2aufgraOea bel 2OO8
oeperrei9er in slnameac GegeuN iiegrei3.
2seri@t oss 0sat(dlsm GeneralIa8s.

@erlu g. gRai SrauSiide 9ugriff an rout
Giid Waus murOn aefeu in um bnaeu meB
StHnOcH mG6nO 0abampie oeneH SrMppc 5urad
gciuieen
NSr6dJ gcans Sctidu cinen 6tidcu S@atu-
ero6eu eiu5uue6meu.
Gicic Nuga6m FuS amtdem gdt cut6aIicu,
Nadmae OeudH oben Secrescma aMsgegebeH wnOe
nnO cinem OuaidnSiseu 9uGat mad, wic Oat lautct:
&eflder &rtcgS Sidanplat
yNOOd Cons OraHg tarfe 0erde &auic acicn Nadt
Die g6Ogcr rubeuS ndt geIaug 81 uie0ea fea
i'm Sample
Su Gaas.GcsenO ua6mcu ole raerc9Onn Sncuuitat
gStd 0m Slni Die nuter CpraOncn au Sano-
granatn mp pdcn pree@beneu Soften nrOSi nOH gUOOnrt
beidrGnft
Ccid Ser aRaas faOid 2OnunmOm m Gaiaeic-
gSaO mnOn fan5Gc Nugrffc nnren Srupp md butsm
@a6fap SnuOen Saner uOg n6odlagcu Die 0t
idcn 6ebanptccm ale lire 5eaMnseu.
Wlan5tBnten Dcutider Tliegcr.
Nad beripGteten @erdt mnro Npr Gin rnn3OFIder
gerOpn in cinem snfampfe a6cr G6am wefid
%eronn Groc gebra Sin 3wer rau5Ufdcr ArUplan
Hb Serbac ggaloc hOwciA @er0nn unterscIducn
gm Yu ba ennant S6Itc ciucu fiu5e6nn gerOpau a6er
Dem Efcfraden Gernntgcoeu N0rO Der 6ung Ct Wdc
bat euteuan Nlt6ou un fauen ciuOideu Neroplan
Strcfc sc6radt.
@idts @cncs ami 8 It. umS @aIfau. Srput
@cer anf Der CSrOut nod i'm Observation-Disclosures 6a6cu fd
Greauiie Don HeHnensu6r scOentuus abscIPiet"
per Oaerrei@i(djc 2seri6t.
ccmOtbs no8 sabnco
Serliu gnf ser Observation-Disclosures Trumt OuGcm
d Der NomIe SanO @edte abapet in Oucu bic Cerreider
Die C6crbnnD 6c6ieicn
Dies miro nadi0cnOcn uod HGrrmtcIn amtden
tbema o Oncrddnnsarcn @cueraIioGeS scmcIbei sic
ter 6cntigcm Nnium erlailcu unr6
0Sn Der NOanclc @e9cno fam cbbaen Necdtn il DcnH
81 SpNi oenaeu Die aienn nnua6men me6
9usri SteOnnsen Del Groa6eI gureS
oc Die coOd o5nc SnSnnDme DOniB mfongen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

70 gut aepeien mie aerooe in 0ieiem
glugenblide.
@elegenilide 8e6lihl1ae miiiieu
mir in Sen aauf ne6men; sic Hegie.
rlmg miro iid orrb oieiel6en uidt
ii0ren Ioiien, ioIonga iie Oas @ertran.
en- OeS SdnOes be6dlt.~
Cas- fron50iiide
9ulletin.
@oris, 2. @loi. GoS 6eutc
9lbeno bonn irou50iiiben arie0s6ii-
rcou peroifcntlidte offi5ieac Bulletin
iiber sic Gntpidehmgen ouf oerg9eit
Sront bat foIgenoen @ortIaut:
nSyn Der Gbanpagne 6otte oas
Seuer unierer 9lrtiQerie gegcu cine
oelhiAc 9atteric in ser @eaenO bon
0loronpiliers, norOlid bon @rosueS,
ne6rere @rploiionen uno 9rdnOe sur
6oIge Cine anoere 9ottcrie, Oie BON
inns noroIid BON Nlaiiigues beiboiieu
wuroe erlitt idiueren Shooen.
SSu oeu gIreonnen muroen sic 0li-
men Cperotioncn sic 5l nniercm
Tortbeil anslieien in Der @e0cnO oes
SiigeIs 2s5 (Soutc G6eoaldcc) tort
oeiebt.
@ciilid bon Ser Dloos go6 IS 9lr.
tiaeric 9lftionen BON Scr @egenO'
BON 9lpocotrt bis nob Sc Nlott som.
me.
Oeiilic6 BON Der Nlaos muroe oie
&anonooe 5wiiHen ser Sbarnont,
6arm ino Gomloup iuteuiib lInierc
9otterie'n 3eripren9tcn feinolihe Gcs
judgements norolid BON oenl G6alIi'
Jour @oloe uno feinOlibc Grippeu.
6on5entrotionen n0rolih pom 9our.
Bad.
Phi 0em 0ieit ser Srout oerlici Ser
Eaa per6dliniBHaBia ul6ia.
Wciieru Wur0c elm 0eltiher gIeros
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

genten balten nod aus. Iie @abu'
Derbinoiing III nod interbrohcn,
Sn oen StraBeu Gublins berrihte
geitern ghlbe. Scr &erfebr mar mir
geriue uno Die SouptitraBen marcn
nod bon oen Gruppen Der 8egiarAng
beiebt.
Samitog gsadts pur0en nn nod
penige Shiliie bon peritedien syli.
iirgenten abgeseben. @lan aIoubt
Dab Die nod nirbt ieitgenonmeuen
Sin 5eiuerS, nahocm lie ibre Nll.
nition Deriboiien batten ibre g8ai-
fen Oeritedten uno iih mieoer inter
Die frinolideu @iirger miidten.
Observation-Disclosures
miro obgeb olfen.
Observation-Disclosures Bat IN bic.
len Giitritten 9roBe glotb pcairiddlt,
aber nahoem pieoer ioit normale
8litduoe berrldjen erpartci oaS NIT
Der &eriorslna Der @epolterlug Be.
traute @omiie, IN fur5er 8et oen 8e.
Oiirftigeu belien al folmen.
@s lit nod INNER iuumogHdb, Done
militdrilcben gaB bon einem Ebeile
DubIins nod eiuem anoeren 8it tom.
men. 9liemauo bari ole 9riiden
iIberidreiten lno in oen Goritdoten
mobnbaite &aufIeute wiiien niat
mas in ibren @eidaften iino Eager.
Dduiern IN Der Staot porgng, @e.
idaitsIeute limo nidt I'M Gtanoe. bon
ibren 8anfen @elo 81 erbalten oa
oieie geidloiieu iin0, uno iie muBten
oues @elo 5mammen iAorren. oas
iie III Goritaotbanten bergen tonu.
ten Inn ibre Qettte Su be8dblen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

plou IN cinem @llittampie bon eiuenl
nuierer Slieger 5ur Groe gebraht.
Gie @ai1ine iiel iuner6al6 Der ieino.
lideu Sinien norolib BON Conan.
mont 6erab~
@os oie 9cIoier meIoen.
@aris, 2. Nlai. Gas belgiidc
9lrmee- @alptqnartier meIoet 6oIgen-
oes:
u9lad einem ie6r leb6aiten 9om.
barocment, oas bei Saoesau6rltb aiif
bic belaii6en 9oiitioneu iutmittelbar
bon 0irnuoe erofinet iDuroe, Der-
iuhtcn oie GclItider cinen lIe6erra-
ihungS .9lnariii oui einen ,poiteu oii-
lid bon Der 9)ier Ger i5eino orang
in orei inierer porgeidobenen Boiien
Gin plroe nber imnittelbar Ooraui
wieoer binausgetrie6en.
Gic glrtiaerie.9lftionen oauerten
in Ser @egeno bon Girunioe 0en gan.
sen Soa nit Sntcniipitdt fort"
0cuti6c &c0ierung bat
nod feline entfbei.
oung 9ctroffcn.
@erlin pia 2onoon, 9. N4oi.
Sr. bon So0ow, Ger oeuticbc 5toots
Sefretdr ocS gluswdrtigen 9lmts.
crfldrte beutc bel g8icoerer0fiminQ
ocr Seimoeu oes Budget gIuSihui.
les ocS Reihstags, ooB sic gegie.
rina nod fcinc Gntideiouue aetrof.
fen bo6e nit 9e5us ouf sic our6
lleberienomg Ger lcBteu omcrifoni-
ibcn glote cntitouoenc Situation.
Sr. bon Soeou fiietc binSM TO-
bolo ser Rei6ston5lcr aus Dem gro.
zen slrnee.Souptpiartier 8uriid
febrc wiiroe er Dem glusidnB oefi-
uitiUe Snformution aebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

Sl6Onncntcu, Ole ocu yScntidJen
GOrreipouocnicn" uidJt yiuftIidl oSer
nurcsclmGhio cr6aIten, iiub ac6etcu,
Der Office baum per ScIcpgou OSer
idlriitlid Nlitt6eilnng 5n MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03


2ono ON 2, @loi. Ger britt.
ibe Gompier aGitp Of godeiier" 1T
einem ltnterieeboote 5um Cpier ae
iaaen Sin Sei5er muroe aeto0ict
Der 9feit Der 9enonmng mluoe az.
rettet.
slud scr broiiliouiidc Gompier
~Rio 9ronce" 1T 5um Sintcn 81.
bradt woroeu.
Ger Campfer sGit1 Of 9iodleiierr
bate eiueu &auminbolt BON 235
Eounen nno cine 9dnge bon i606ub-
Gr muroe inn Sabre 1904 9ebout uuo
iein Seimatbboien mas 9lodeiter,
England
Ter Ionpier u0lio 9rauco par
oas gigeut6uu ser qlmoBou Stcam
9lopeation So. bon Bora Gr botta
eineu EoumiuboIt BON $50 Sounaa
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BON fran3ofif1em @reu.
pronunciation.
Gan Suon 4orto 9lico. q Vlal
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@otihoft BON oein omerifoiii6en
Compiler DSSitbnlion@ 6erihtet, Dab er
geItern bon eniem frat86iiithen Siren
ser ange6alteu iUuroe iucldler eileil
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iden ShiffeS bmmeaieltertc
Ger uSii6HianD ipelder au 25.
9Ipril BON Baltimore nod 9lio Sa
Heiro a6iu6r muroe bon oeu irau30
iiiben arei3er ollrDiudt woroui ibm
bic @eiteriobrt 9eitottet wuroe
nEubantia oeutfhen
Il Boots 0pfer
9on0on. .. Wlai Die pon
Ter 6oQdnoiidcn Wlorinc 9e65roc un
@eweiic uno Qlctau
5tiide. ole in einem Mettunasboot oes
oanpicrs genln0cn uuroep, Nu6en
ie ocutide 9ieeierpg iiber3east 0aB
in oeutiher Torpeoo Die uIubantia"
Inn 9infen bradte, 10 erfldrt cine
,epeiHc aus 9lniteroan ipcde iidJ
nj oas nNauoelsblao~ beriit
ogie llnter6anOluneen be3iI9lidl
ct gutihdoigm8 fiir oie @cricnfrna
eS Shifies idlreiten fort. % 6eiBt
5 peiter IN Der Gepeidje. Sa3lui
len bat 9llbert 8ouin. ser @cueral
)ireftor Der n0ambirg.glmerito.ei-
ie iid erboten Elm groBes SdiiF lei.
CT Sinie an ole boQdn0iihe @eiell
bait a65utreten I'M Die uEu6antia"
Il erieben.
3wei innerbofb 5mei "a.
Gen.
2onoou, .. Mai 3pei Sdii
z ole bon ser ameritouiiden Siilis
.omniiiiion fir @claieu oedloriert
oareu limo innerbaIb BON 3mei Sa
en perieuft poroen ndmlid ser
hpeoiIde Galpier D,SrioIano" nno
er britiide Compier nScnoonbaIl"
Cine Orabtloie 1epeide ole belte
il Der 92ort6 6orclauo Station bon
lem 6ouanoiiden Gonpier a9ata0ia
f einging. fiin0igte an oaB oer
Dompier u5riolaio" im Sinteu Dc,
Irifien lei.
1ieier Sampler iii0r am ia slpril
ION @ortlono nod Rotteroam ab mp
intte cine Saouna BON 1000 Connect
geieu an 9or0.
Ger llntergoua oeS britildeu Dom
,iers nSenoenbaQ" pliroe bereits ge
tern gemeloet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

pi0 JtebleN"l'b JNS' "pStN" w
rim Ger Sihotion iei. Ser
@eIaaerinas5uitano in SrlanO
piro nod cine @eile beltebeu
blei6eu. Sin offi5ieaer britt.
idcr 9eridt. Dublin mieoer
iait normal.
SolDDcoo, @aleS, 2. Wioi.
9(uguitine 9irrea, Der Gbei.Setretdr
fir SrlonO, lit balte bier aus Dub.
lin an 9oro Der godt 0Selga0 ange-
fonmen. noAoem er mebrere Gage
in Dem reuolutionsolirdtobteu Sr
lono Derbrodt bate. @r beitieg gleib
nad iciner gInfunft einen Spe5ial'
aug Der i'm mad 2onoon bringen
miro.
Sru. @irreQs @eiic6t 3eigte oeit.
li1 oie Spureu Scr glufreaung uno
9eiorgniiie, Die CT ourhgemodt
bate, er ipro1 cinige wenigc er.
mutBiaenoe @orte 5u Dem &crtrcter
Ser u9liiociirten Frene" lieB ieoob
oeutlid crfennen oaB cs ibm ooran
gelegeu mar, Elm ldngeres SnterDicO
81 permeioen
nGie ReDolption 1T bollig unter
Gontrole uno io8uiagen poriiber,
iagtc cr. ug9r boben BON nnieren
&ommonoonten in peribieoenen
G6eilen SrlonO's geribte erboIten,
ooB ale Die SaaptguIppen Der Re'
bellen iid crqebai bobeu. Dublin
ielbit 1T rubig. Die 2aoen puroen
6cute mieOer er0ffuet.
g2atiirliber Meiie finoen iih bier
ino Oort nod 6rouctireurs. o6er i'm
g(aacmeinen iiuo sic Hegierungs
Gruppen i'm gnu5eu 2anoe Serren
Der 5ituotion. Die militdriidben
Gpcrotionen iino icood immer nod
nidt bcenoet ltno oos SEriessredt
miro ned cine S9cile beitcbeu blei-
ben
ltnterWerfung Scr &c
bellion 6reitet
fort.
2onoon, 3. 0aoi Cine off
5ieac britiihe Wlittbcihlna, Ole belte
9(bell6 erloiien wuroe, bat folacnoen
geortlaut.
uDu6lin febrt aandblih 81 nor
malcn @er6dltniiien 8uriid. Die |
Sduberimg einiger fIeiner Diitrifte |
inn Sriicbtopn ipiro ourA eincn iib !
iuuer eu9er 3iinmmeu 8ie6enoen
GORDON ousgefii6rt.
Gorf 9laes 1T riibig in oieicn
gount0. obaeiebcn ron eiuem 9ien
,outc I'M 6ermou Giitrift. Sicr itieB
bic 9SoIisci, weldle beriubte, 5pci
0ldnner in einem Sotiic 81 perbol
en- mtf bewoifneteu 9Sioeritano- Der
yii6rer Der golisei.glbt6eihma mur
,e erihoiien. 9lan Der gInfrnft bon
seritdrflnecn ergaben iid oie sSn'
oiien oes SaitieS. pou oenen amsi
rnitlid bcrmitnoet puroeu.
Sn ser Stoot gorf buben sic
5inn Seiner ibre gSoiien aasgelie.
crt
S9crforo 0ic qlbtbeiluua, uel 3
)c iih nah GnuiscortbD begap,
imut sic gerbaitinG ser 9iebcIlcn s
ii Gountn bon @citioro Dor. Der
ieit bon Siio.Srlano 1T oen einge G
lufeuen @eric6ten nod rubio III
Srlano &epoIte miro s
i'm lnterbouie be- p
1prod)eu.
2on6oL 2. Wloi. @remier. I
Riniiter 9lsquitb crfI1rte belte a
2aduittog im llnterbouie, Dob er
offe, baIo Oem &olic @elegeubeit
chen 81 fonnen. oen 9lntrog 81 6e.
prcMeu Ger sic &eii9uation oes
orn. glugaitine @irrell oes Gbcf.
5efretdrS BON Srlan0, oerlougt.
Sr. 9lsaiitb erfl1rtc, OoB oie Ser.
iinorng 5miihen Gnolouo uuO ST.
ono nmulebr mieoer foit normal ici.
Dublin miro Qriin0lid
0urm ln6t.
0ubIin 2. @lai (pia 2onoon).
Solooten nebmen eine griinOlihe
mo ipiteuatiide 0urdiuding ser
5to0t oor imO mon eunnrtet. oaB
II 0en ndditen Shnoen ole lebten
,erborgcncn Shiiten mo fleine syn.
urecutenbanoen meldc iib nod bei
ler YnllS.9riide Qebalten ho6cn in0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

- Foris, ,. Mai. Scr bcuie
99'a'9mlitaa = alSacacbcne omtlide
q, SsS,rollioeri1t meloet. ooB inn |eroru.
@o''mc oitli9 Der @loos irou5oliidc
osrnppen ) gciiern 9lod5t cincu Itortcn
Hn9rlll acgen sic ociltlAeu 5tclhn.
ac1 ploorlid bon Sort Gouarmout
u''''rna5mcn Die 6rouBoicl 6eicb.
len' ~ lpie Die 9Relouug 6ciogt eneu
S~uecnara6cn BON 500 Nlctcrn
SSanac in Der critcn Gert6cioiguuas-
SIn'e Der 0euti6eu uuO uo6mcu
loo gloun aeianeeu.
%eltlil ser M}ooS. bon qluocolrt
0ls sum Nii0el ,.SoOter Wlonu gob
eS lud5reno Scr 9}odt iortgcictte glr.
tillerie-S b0tiafcit.
Gas ariegS Nliuiiterium gibt Ter.
ner 6etannt SAB sic Sran5oien bci
l5ren sngrifien om 90 mo 309(prit
ON Dem n0rolihen 9lbbona oes Nii.
GELS oSooter Mann" oeutIc6c Sdii.
eenord6cu ldues ciucr Sront BON et-
mo 1000 Nletern itn6 300 6is GOOOSc.
ter tiei geuonneu boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

Se0er bon GueQe oes Gorrelponoen-
ten oeS g&oprnol 0es Ge6aiS~ am
&aiifml 6crporgegangen lit Seloe
Wlanucr 6oiieu Ocu S'riei cniad aus
aear6eitet noem lie gleuBerlngen
0cs 2oronolS @icrcicr miBbrollt'
ten
Minenfdmpfe an @riters
6ront
2onooll 9. @loi Die ioIgen-
Sc oiii5iede GrfIdruma uur0e geltern
9lbcno bier 6cfonntaege6eu:
n9ebte glor6t brodte ser 6cino
uob ciner 9cidicBrng GoreucD &c.
gcnii6er cine @linc 5rm Grplooiren,
iuclhe imferc poroerilen Shiibcuard.
ben 6eiddoiate. Gein Snianterieon-
ariif folgte. Gin fleincr fcinolidcr
g1ugriff nit Sonoorauoten iiiolih
bon Coos muroe o6aeIuieien. Ger
,5cino lieB orci Soote 3uriid
.Scute 6a6en mir in ser 9id6e bon
9loclincourt cine flcine Nline gegeu
,ieinolihc Soppcurc sum Grplo0ircn
oc6raGt. mclhe in ndd5iier gio6e ci'
ncr nuicrcr Nlincu @aQerien orr
bcitcten. @eiocriciiigc artileriitiidlc
r6dtiQfcii nobte iid bel slngrcs ael.
tens, wo mir Sen ieinoli9cn SSerfen
crniien SGoocu 3uiiigtcn c6cnlo am
9)pcrn Confines @dnal lmO moro.
lic6 pon 2pcrn
GcutfGlono'S Autmort
1cutc2
Qopcn6opcu 3 @loi Ger
9crliuer Correspondent oeS uGoIiti.
fem Cat crfo6rcn oab 0ic ocutidle
9ntuort alf sic oncriianildc glotc
6eute oocr morgcn ii5crrcidt peroeu
plr0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03
5uUnIl6tli6.
Ser WrOk= =Sctretdr fiir
SrlanO.
Wlaubt, OaB SieDUlmtiOn
jest DDriiber.

Sr. 9[ueiItine 9irren Derii6ert Dob
oic @eaierirna ieet iiberoa Ser
rim Der situotiOn iei. Ser
geIooerimas5uitonO in SrlonO
pir0 nod cine @eile beltebeu
blei6en. Sin offi8ieaer britt
ider 9eridt. Dublin pieoer
TaIt normal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-03

9crlin, 2. @loi. llc6rriec.
yia6rihtcn 9lgcnhu) 0ic .&ol
nl1e @olfS5ciiunQ4, ooS iii1rcnoe
eeutrllms Nraon inn G6ciulonoe,
nlcloet ooB Ger io9euauuic Grici ocs
@arGlnols g'crcicr ON Wcncral C5or-
rerneir bon yiilina ociicn 6dlidlu9
lhon iriibcr aemelNet puroc. aiS 0er
0eoer oes 9aci Ae0oilemS 92otGs
on'o non Der 6ol5omiliHcu 6clgi.
ldeu 3eiim9 u%iiaicme Steele.
one ~ 9aore crlNeint mo ois ser
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-14
EMP LOYES WHO
WORK HOLIDAYS
TO Be REWARDED

For every legal holiday on which
they work, postoffice employees will be
given a day to compensate for the
loss of the holiday, according to Post
master Ben S. Hancock, who stated
yesterday afternoon that he had re-
ceived instructions from the depart
ment to place the plan in operation
at once.
1t is estimated that the Inaugural
ton of the system will cost thousands
OF dollars each year, and will affect
practically every employee in the post
office department, particularly the car
riers. In explanation of the order. it
was stated yesterday that on many
legal holidays some of the employees
are forced to work, and are never
compensated for their service. Under
the order, they may take the holiday
at any time within thirty days after
the work was done on the legal holt
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-14
ORDERED HELD ON
LARCENY CHARGE

Bert Munsen, who was arrested at
Millview Tuesday night, on the charge
of petit larceny was ordered 49, e.
investigation by the grand jury, at
the preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Sullivan yester-
day morning.
Munsen was arrested, Tuesday night
near Millview, by Deputy Marshal
Cuyler Mcmillan and A. E. Dole, and
was brought to Pensacola where he
was locked in the county Jail. The
warrant charged that on August 25,
Munsen stole a scarf pin, class pin,
and several other articles of jewelry
amounting to about SIS. The alleged
theft is said to have been committed
on the naval reservation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-14
CALOMEL IS MERCURY, IT S|CKENS|
CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS GENTLY
DON'T LOSE DAYS WORK IF YOUR is SLUGGISH OR
BOWELS CONSTIPATED TAKE "DoDsoN's LIVER TONE.

You're bilious Your liver is slug
gish You feel lazy, dizzy and all
knocked out Your head is dull, your
tongue is coated; breath bad; stom-
aeh sour and bowels constipated. But
don't take salivating calomel. It
makes you sick, you may lose a days
work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which crashes into sour bile like dyna-
mite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea ana
cramping.
If you want to enjoy the incest,
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced just take a spoonful
of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone to-
night. Your druggist or dealer sells
you so csot bottle of Dodson's Liver
Tone unos. my personal moasy- back