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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08

Evidently George A. Olney is giving
very little attention to the political tom tits
around Phoenix that are trying to head off
his fast growing gubernatorial BOOM Mr..
Olney has always ranked as man of integ
rity and as conscientious and efficient pub
lie official. He is not trying to become gov
ernor by tearing down the personal reputa-
ton Of any man, but is waging an active,
clean campaign, asking votes on his record as
a man and as public official.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08

Hughes and Intervention" is the rally
ing cry of the Mexico-Americans whose
wish it is to capitalize the misfortunes of Our
neighbors to the south, take over their vast
ed lands and build to fortune with the labor
of poems and starvelings They want the in
tervention of property lust and not interven-
ton, which, if it must come Mr.. Wilson
would make for Mexico's benefit and re-
habitation.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08
Injured Labor Day

Injured Labor Day
AS the daughter of Arthur Slaugh-
ter was viewing the broncho bust
ing contest from behind the barbed
wire inclosure on Labor Day, one of
the horses broke from it's rider and
smashed through the fence, grazing
the girls face with his hoofs in his
wild break for liberty. The injuryS
is not serious.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08

Located 1-2 miles from Globe, between Miami and
Globe the Arizona and Eastern R. R. containing 800
acres adjoining the holdings of the INSPIRATION MIN
ING co. and KEYSTONE DOMINION MINES.
Limited number of treasury stock will be sold at soc
per share, subject withdrawal without notice. Several
Morenc citizens have already purchased glad furnish
the names upon request
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08
A FAITHFUL SERVANT

The democrats of Greenlee county
should not forget their good friend,
Congressman Carl Hayden, who Is
a candidate for the denomination for
representative in congress.
Owing to the fact that congress is
still in session and that Mr.. Hayden
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08

The Springerville and Mogollon high
ways are ting two biggest propositions Jeforc
US. Members of the Board of Supervisors,
keep up the good work.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08

There is no mistaking the political hand
writing on the wall. The era of demagog-
ism and buncombe in the Democratic party
will be wiped out on Tuesday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08

The blasphemy of Mother Jones and
the scurillous attacks of John Dunbar tell
the tale of defeat that awaits the Hunt forces
in Arizona
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08

Tuesday is house cleaning day for the
Democratic party in Arizona. The good
men and women of the State are equal to the
task
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08

Equal Rights to All; Special Privileges
to None. Olney for Governor.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-09-08

Olney and clean economical admins
tIation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

etnc tlogrotc SercBung unlcrcr nclralcn 3cd]tc IT.
pom San0pnft elmer nilitdriidcn 9otbmcoiofeit 5ll
beiribcilcn uO br io6uagen miloernOe llmitG0c 5u-
5u6iaigcn
N1it 0eier 9ufaiiung 0erglcide man nun Die yto.
men Der 6rmcn ole oie cngid)e 5egcrlmg in 96t
o Bonn getbon bot mo man miro Oaruner ait feline
ein5igc nOen, Oie @aorcn ibrt Die unter Dem inter.
notionalen 9iedt ols @ontrebonOc bc8cdbnct wcrOcn
fonncn @eicblidj 5o6cn oeic Srmcn oo m1brelO
ocs gon5cn arie0es oos unbetreitbore 9iedt geBobt
nit oen Contamination uno brcn &crbiin0eten oud)
oirctt 81 Dertebrcn e 6o6en o6cr olge DER iaegoen
cngIiden 9lodooe bon Dem buen 9ecblid 8uitebenocn
9lcdt fcincn 0je6roud MAIDEN imO in lulr gon5 be.
dronftcm WfoBc cncn l0ircftcn &erfebr nit Den ciil.
Den @nglon0's aifredt crDoltcn fonnen
Dieien gon3 nn6eOeuteloen 3un0cl p0aig 81 untcr.
oriidcn Bate Gnglono foum DcronloBt Die Ddjpor5c
2te~ Der Sefientihfeit gu i6ergcbe oenn man nnBtc
iid oud in GngonO iogen Dob oldc @ngrifc IN oc
giedc Der nertrolen Scr Staoten bier bel Stoub ouf
wirbeln ur0en A6er Der bieiigen 9ic9iermg linO rc
@uel0nocr ondeinen0 dJer mio ocsba6 f0nncu e
IN oaer Scelcnu9e 0os felt SobreSfrit oerfoIgte 3ie
meitcr beriolger ndmlid ouBer Dem feinOdeu aud
ben ieitrolcn Sanoel na6 uno nod BON Ocn sSelt'
nlorfteu 5u bertre6cn
Sic BON Den Yritcn in gldt mo 8aun ertldrten
oncrifaniiden 6irmcn betricben sum GDcil cincl
iduungboitcn &au0el nit Sii0onerfo un0 Gbino.
llnO oos mo9 Der cigentlide @riu0 iie Don oent
@eIibanoeI ous5dlicBen, uno ndt bre gcIegentIidcu
@eiddite nit ocn Gcntrolmddten Die aondlc 0urd
pcldc 0cic 6rmen ibre @ciddite nit Gbina uno Sin
gmcrifo bctrie6en iiuo Den 8rtcn ourd i6re @oit
rdiibereien 5u9onaIid gemadt ulO e merOen e ioort
fir ibrc eigenen 3Uede benBen uno Oos bcocutc ocr
ooai9en AusdIuB Der onterifaniden 8rncn Die bis
bcr oiecn Sonoe bctricbcu bobcn, iebt lmo Ooraus
iidhd aud nod Dem arcge, 10 longe Gnglano Die
Srousport 6acilitdten 6ebcrridt
llniere Hcgierlmg 1T oiecn Wiodinotioncn gcgells
iibcr blind oOer nil nidt ieben, nO 70 longe bic Ser.
Siooten oiee llc6ergrie gcOuoo no obne 9luoroDung
bon 9ieprcaicn bnge6en loIien iino Die il6rgen cu
irolen nobc5u modtloS gSem Die 9egcrlng oocr
Der Gon9reB oenn BON Der gOmniltrotion lit nidS 5
crmorten nidt iofort onOere Sutcn qcocn Die Yrten
ali5icbt miro BON Dem ii6eriecden Sonoel Der Scr.
Staoten bel @eG69ung oes Stricgcs ber5peelt pcuig
iibrig iein. Gngano miro icne udpnr5e &iite" 70
ucit aiisoe6ncn bis cs glaeS bot mas es bo6en uil
(o0ultideS Sournal")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

Dem 9rdiioentcu g8ilion miro ote 9lblidt untcrgc
ifobcn omerfoniidcn SanoelSihiiien nad ncutraIca
Sdcn ariegsdiiie ais 9egletbiiie mt5uecben nm
UroBbrtanuicns Sonoesircg eegef anierifaniidc @e'
ihditsIcihc bic Spite 5n bieten owe and Den snfani
Glider Der IN omeritandcn Sdien lic8enocn oelttd)cn
&dc 3 bcainiiigen Oalhit tic fir unerrn lleberee.
@cuocl pcrpcnoct meroen fonnen
gsir ioqcn oem 9raiocnten miro Die 9Ibiidt oos
8n i0lm. .uucrgcidobcn~ Denn nod guenJ mas mir
BON @ooorom 29ilion gcbort uno geebcu bobcn, fon'
men mir nidt glauben oaB er emals enc 8olitif gev
0cuiibcr @roB .9rtannien dnocrn miro. Der 9rdioent
Cat oueroings in pielen Soden boaitdnoig febrt &c.
madt c8 IN abcr nalaublih oaB cr in ciner &oltun1
0e9cn Gnglono fcbrt MAIDEN miro.
glner0mgs tcbt Ole 4rdioentcnpobl Dor Der T6ilr
uno cs II ocsbolb uobl mogdl, Dob in Den ndd)lten
ore D1onotcn piel aedmob per6en miro bon ocn DAb.
iidltcn" @ilions Gnglano8 Nldne 5u ourdIirei5en.
Wladi ood 0as StoatS Deportcmcut cb bcfomt oaB
oic brtiidDe aronratbs geroronling pom IT, Mor3
1915. wcldc oic unocebfe 8lodnoe DER ylorocc an.
fiinoat cnoh oui oiplomothem Sseoe nit GngIano
0iSfdirt miro IS miro bci Der 0isfuiiion bIeben,
iwo bci Anocutungen 0err Miliou bea6idtge Dies
ino oos 5n bun in Der @oifnung oant oas ome.
rfaniidc Bolt bcid)mdtigcn mo cs Dcronloiien 81
fonneu bm ami nod wcitcre bier Sabre Die Scitnng
nnierer oiisudrtigen @olitit an5uocrrouen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

1o9 StautSs 8eportcmcnt in Nulbington bcnodrld)'
iigt unS Dab cs Dem amertondcn 8ptlhalter IN &on'
oon bcioblcn babe bel Der britiiden Jegerung Dor
ltcnia 3u mcroen mese Der ge6lo9uabmng BON %olt'
sSodetcn uon ncroen Safen GuropaS ir ancrltai
oaB cs nit Der britiidcn NegIcrung cine yDiSiulton
ocr &ronrdtbS. @crur0nuRa bonn H. Nur5 1915, ouI
mcdc bin oc geidloqno6nunq Scr 4oitpudete criolgt
bcaonnen babe. uu0 ooB Ameriianer oeren Scnoungen
nod europa Ooer Sitter oic ie bon europa crDortcn,
IN britiidcn S0en bcihlonobut pogOen O, moglidler
Sec 3 ibrem Gigentbum fonuncn tonnen pcnu lle
iid an 0cn omcrifoniiben General Gonnl IN &onoon
mcnocn; mcnn glmtrifaner es pindten fonue Der
Generate @pnul in 2onoon bncn mobl aud compeenc
MedtSoupdlte cmpieben Die ibre Sodc 81 pertreien
bcrci u0rcn notiirN o6er fonne me0er Der Vcnerols
Gonul nod 0as Stdots Ocportement iilr oic Gbrd)'
fcit 0cs briiden 3ebts Goniulcnten Oerontportd &C.
bolton meroen
Girlcs Gofumcnt mclbes Der 2cier i'm 0rignal-
9orila in elmer onocren Spolte ou ocier Scitc ocS
uDaltiden GorreiponOcnten~ nOet III in Der Gbot
Gin critounlid)es Dofument. IS muB bel ScoeH, Der
Is lict 0ciertct crrege tros ocs Gruites Der Sodc
mo ser beiddnicnon Sagc III pede cine ldlpode He'
Qicrime oos omcrfoniidc 9SoIf gc6rodt bat.
1eie ioecnonue 5icaicrung IN Sobinston ibclls
0c @olfc ocr Scr Staoteu NIT Dab Die britildc aron
roi0s 8eroromma pom IT, @2dr5 1915, oic Geeen Oas
inernntonoe @eicb Derit0Bt CUR 3cit BUR oipIomn-
iiid)cn Gisfuion acbradt miro. Sedls5ebn ylonate
Iurhiibrmq ocricl6cn begiunt Die @ni9ingtorer Nc
aiermq Die aoipomatdjc Qisfliiiion" Der Sadje
GcbS3c6n Uonotc bat Ole gSnDingtoner Jicgierung
0os @of Scr Scr Staoten oulOen loicu obne erntlid
3u Dcrmdcn Oos bn bon elmer iren0cn glodDt 5uge
fgtc llnredt 81 bcieitiaen lno oeic puoerDole 9ie
Qieumg ae6t ibrcnI @ote jcbt Den Gotb lid al Den
Ocncra 0oniul IN Sonoon 81 menocl Der nogd)er
g8ciic cipne iiir 0os amcrtoniide &ot tbm fonnc
Gbenorei crfldrt 0aS Stoots 0eportenlent, wcn gme
ritaner es fir 3pcdmdBg cradeteu, encu 4nmalt IN
2on0on BIZ cnaagirer f0mte Der @encrolGoniul iDnen
lpobl cinen oIdeu nouboit maiden; notIrlih fonnte
cher nidt erpartd merocn Dab pcoer Der @cnero
Confil, nod Dos Staots Gcpartencnt ir bic Gbrlid
felt ocs glnmalts 6irgen iolten
Gs 1T in Der Ebat gum 2adlcn lmgeadltet Der lbot
nde ooB oc Sogc in iucldle uns oicie ogenannic He
gierumQ onrd bre llnbdtigfcit uo llnterUiirfigtet
inter enaono gcbrod bat I'M boditen ejrnoe ernieor
gen0 fir ns it, Cine mobre anerifaniide &c9crnng
pr0e oe Srogc uucres 3edjts nit ocn 6einocn @roB
9ritonniens IN Nidt9ongiit 81 bonocln cinen T1o
not nad Dem Grlab Der brtden aronrotbs.ScrorO
mma 5ur 3uircocn5ct ocs omcrifouii4m Soltes ac
loft baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
gIcfauutmudjnuscu.
Stnnt WiarDlnno,
Stnatca GtrnRcusOonlnliit
6Oi Garrett Snllolng,
Baltimore, Nio.

giuti5 an &DntraliUren.
Ncritcgclic 9lnncDuic r Den Sdu bon
Gcfiioncli bon oiQal5 Xdnotlrabcn, 3uanniiclt
eliUa 2t.10 Weilcn lang pie lolgli
Guntrnlt 9ir. -6nltimDrc,GUnniD. sine
Seition enilanQ yorf Jioao BON @ere.
iur0 0urdD Barfion, chpl $40 Wtcllct
lang (D,acaoam 9cii0clcgung, Scls
lbiloii1).
GOntrait glr. 6i-f2-GarrpnN Sine
Seliiou bon 5cnbO bis 94clmnlier, eis
ipa $50 Wlcilcl lang (.Vldcaodm 9cll'
Wclcgug, GclbinounQ)
0untrnli yir. f0ounh. 0tne
ScliiOH bon AnMcOlomii bis NriogcporL
cimd 800 Wcilcu lnng. (@oUlrci oocr
Wtdca0anD.
Guntrait gir. 0f-f6-Gnrrun.G County. sine
GeiiOn onr0 SOicsOillc, eipa O.SO
licile lang, (Wiacaoan yicn.Nceeun9,
Selbinnuna).
Sciion bon 0mnuiaburQ Biic bonn Snos
pllliii ocs Gonr0iS 1ir. IS 1SN bi9
Gmnliisburg. ehuu 800 Wieilcn lang.
(Dldcnoam 9tcl Nelegug GclbiliOung)
GDntrnlt Nh SUmcrlctsGunnn. Gle
Gcfion bon geciioper bis Goiien Sia.
ilon. ciOa 5.25 Wteilct lang. (0onfrct
ooer NiiuniIliplcr @ourciD.
GDntrnft yir. S-t0-Sdlbui NUuutD. 0iHc
Gcflpn bon 0ditult bis WdleS JiiOer NOn0,
epa 2.lO W1cilen lang (Sonlrei ooer
liucdoanD.
Mcrocr BON ocr SidalS lraben Gomntlltoii
IN ibrem Nurcal, 60i C5nrrctt ynil6ing, Bal.
iimore, Wo, bis ~ Qdiiags am 8. 1ugc ocS
Nugult 1916 eili9cQclt gelonncit 8u mclhcr
3ei mo Grt lie Dtienili0 erbro1eu mo oer'
glngcboic miicn. alif ben glonio Sormularen
cingerei0i ucrocn Die IN benz gpe5iiIaiiors.
Hldnc per0en bon Der 9onnhilion uuf Yer.
lalaen mo Gcgen Naar5ubluHg bon Si00 acs
liclert oa bon icbt an feline GcbiDrelt meDr
gclinlict pcroen
Scnc slngcbotc pcrocn angenonlmelt ucnn
iDnen ni6i Gin beQlallbiaicr shed iibcr Die
11ninic bon illniDnnocri (Sb0O) collars 5aOlf
lcat iii.
Scr erioIgrcidc 9leier mitB @iraidaft tel
len mo oen Sotl0rlilcn Der gtle Der He9ls'
ldiur bon Wtdrnlnno ilbcr 0onirdfie qcngcn.
Dic Gommiilion bcOdll lidD odS 9ed)t Oor
iraeno Elm mo ale gIngeboic ab3lmcet
Sm 9lniirage ocr Siaais.SrdBcn@o @onimils
q. s.. 3ond,
Goriber.
Glgoe s.. 2eilpn,
scTrcidr, (Sul2l 26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
gon Scr aabc iuirS ociaot, OnF lie

SOu Der Satc wirO gcia9t, OnE iic
Dneim &cben" babe. WiinOcitcuS
e6cnio Diele Sc6en bat @iaa. 9lul
II. Sitli lit ocr gonoitcn- General
DicOcr nal mobl uno nutnter i'm
Stootc Durango geieben moroen.
Die amcrifuniIGc Sritcn-@rciic 9at
6creit5 genou ousgere6net, mie Oic
Dor Der Gbeiapcofe-9oi portenOen
arcu3cr Der 9laiirten oic nGcutibs
lanO" bel Der glusfobrt aus Der Yoi
fongcn mcrOcn; uno iie iteaen Oielc
9cre6nung nit cinenl iiMtliAen Ser.
gniigcn on.
Der 6artnGfig bOm SOnODu iuic-
oerbolten Ycbouptung, ooB ole bcis
Ocn groBcn oeuticben S6lodtidiiic
oa0nig" unO Daronprin3~ in Scr
Seei9lodt am Sfagcrrof Derni6tct
moroen ieieiL tritt jcbt Berlin in ei,
lcr DnlbofIl5leuen gluSloning ents
gegen. 2onoon miro aber trobOem
6ei Der Yebouptung bon Der 3erlt0-
rln0 Der bciocn S6Ia6tid5iffe bIei-
ben Oenn 2onoon brnu6t oercn Ger
iiorung fir Den nGomfort" OcS bri-
iiihen SolfeS uno ~ Der 9[aiirtcn-
Ereiie 9lmerita's.
DWas id ben Der glOminiitration
eriuortc, lit, ooB iie cine g}ote on Die
6ritiIde Jiegicrun0 ri6tet; Der erlten
glotc miro cine 6meite g{otc iolgcn
uno Oicier cine brittle; cbc cs not9-
wcnoig per0en miro, cine Oicrte yiotc
81 i6reiben, miro Die 9rGGOcnten-
wo9l porbci icin." 90 Oriidtc iiM
Der iarfotiid pcronlagte GDarleS S.
&onaporte geitcrn aus ii6cr Oic 0ur6
Die britii6e 0ihwor5c 2iitc" berDor.
gcruiene politiide &agc @tiaionen
Diit6iirger oes @crrn Nonaparie
itinmen nit ibm ii6crcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

Tic arcos5clc, Die enolano bei'm @cginn 0es
jebiarn arcocs IN 9uge bate Da6cn iid nidt Der
mirllidi imo per0cn iid nidi Dcrmrtlidcn 0clhld)'
lcn0 nlliidriid neoer5uringen miro Gngano mo lei-
nct NuuocSgcloiien nidt gclingen; ooacgcn Bot eng
loao Sic ourdl ocn ariea acbotenc @elcgcnbct Die
Gp6dre cincr 0oocointcrciien ousglocbnen nit GRO
Bem ocibid bcnubt uno 5mor ndt miralli Soften ici-
ner 3cnoe ion6rrn aud bolptidhlih ai Soften Der
9icurdlcn
1ic cngide giegicriua iteat es ais cine militdri.
idlc Dabreacl aauilcmaicn ais Gr9dn5ng icncr lille
oalen @ladooc gcacr 1citidono bin peln c omcri.
fonde 8irmeL ole nit DetdIono orefi oocr moi
rctt Sanoel treibcn au Die idwor5c 2e iett llnirc
Ncaicuuo I'll eaibuiaton idcnt oicic Nuiiauna tbci
ten 5l polei luo aeucai 81 et oeIc QiaBrcgel, Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
cries s(Om-sSimie- GxRurGOmett.
gttratiiDc MaHcr9ioute bRrh peu Gbeuprnte
nno Selaware 0auat.

an6 Seaware Gaual
Boot Wooi
ga6 TbiIuoclpbia. cncn ggeg. $1O0 $1.5O
Nud ]Dllaoelpbd Gnnoidbrt Go
at@ilI@!nri oiddid5r.t' nit u. & -'V0 1'OO
eo0c 'SSSt @iSO Cmii so0n bon a6ila. ''4O o'0O
oclpbia), ccn 9Sca. ...... 2.75 1926
Cape WdD, 9inn0f. &c Taee).. 450 4b0
slilanitc @tb (Bubn bon BDil). 226 21o
glilaniic GtiO, JhIof (l0 &dge) 425 40
slilnniic Gin (Jiiidinbri nit y.
4 9sBd6n) )............. 565 0.l5
Is1urD 4arf Sccan @robe, Gong
ghnoia6rt (i6 aaatj ......... 5.7S b75
.6unoln6ri c. Wionaie) ...... 635 $50
yicp Dorf cinen gBcg. ....... 325 37b
gllhanO o. o., cinen g8eg. b.25 b.75
1rug, q. ~. einen g9cg. . b.25 575
gtep 0nbcn, Conn, eincn &eg. 425 4.75
Yprinno, Wie encn JScQ Q 9.25 OTIS
Ncopori M S. SAD AiOer, Qiaii 625 CTS
1dgsNOoie tnbrcn ieocn Iug nm 8 ubr
y'orGens 40 yia6i.ajooic, idel8. ansecnom'
men Gonnings, g llbr anbalieno in @ciierou,
1olpn 4oin 05capealc 0iD e. @eorge,
Gel. iulo @bcIicr, Ra Wnbldelcn 75c. Nil,
leie'Serfaui Del subaneD's nii6 an 9orb Der
Snmpicr. Sbreibi ir Cube.
(SuniG--)
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or ability of any lawyer who may be
employed as a result of the infor-
nation furnished by the Consul
General.
! am, Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
For the Secretary of State:
ALVEY A, ADEE,
Second Assistant Secretary.
This is certainly an amazing docu-
mentl 1t must create the mirth of
standing the seriousness of the mat
ter and the shameful situation in
which weak government has
placed the American people.
This so-called government in
Washington informs the people Of
tho United States that the Order in
Council issued by the British Gov
ernment March IL, 1915, which has
no standing in international law,
lis at present the subject of diplo-
matte discussion between the Gov
ernment Of the United States and
the Government OF Great Britain!"
Sixteen months after the Order in
Council has been issued and rigidly
enforced, the Washington Govern
ment starts the diplomatic discus
sion" Of the subject Sixteen months
the washington Government has left
the people Of the United States suffer
without Attempting to right the
wrong done them by a foreign ma
tion. And this wonderful govern
ment advises its people now to com
municate with an Consul-General in
London, that maybe he would be
able to do something for theml
1t is indeed laughable, notwith-
standing the fact that the situation
this socalled government has brought
us into by its inactivity and subser-
viency to Great Britain is degrading
to the highest degree. A real Amer
ican Government would have settled
the question OF our right to trade
with the enemy of Great Britain in
non-contraband articles to the salts
faction of the American people with
in a month after the issuing of the
British Order in Council
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aOln Ncrluia.
3ricO66fc
Hnltinlnre (lcmctcr
epnOun 9Snrf Gcmetcrp.

Gangt,Nlnanna: 1rcocrid NUno.
Yhrcnn: yir ~ yeclts Sarnt0gn, Sttnbc.
Neqrdbnibpidbc DOn $25 an nnlcr bclidnoi'
pcr gtuiii6t Ghniiiblumen. VcDinoc, BilnHs
sen etc, iino i'm Jrelbbane an p1npi9ingang
81 inocH. llnlcr saen uiro, ucnn 9eiriinlDL
nntlnrrdlcn
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lLnter1altnnaen.
@Dclu's
..WintnrinnI

Minri1nn & g9cltUn. 2Siiam 2gcbb
nGntioc tOc Sun" Somiibe Sf58c.
gn9 ihbllic Sbcntcr tn Baltimore.
llnuntcrbrudDcn Dun t.30 bio I 1 ilDr 9lbcHaa-
yladlmitiaac alc Site t0c.,
nuo0cnomnlcn Samjtaae NM nn 6ctcrtnafn.
2lDcnbs 100, 20c., 3Oc.
(Suli23 29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

Die Su6icr, Senceul'Oseacr, Ganabicr nnO sInitru.
lcr miicn immer nod nuibio tdnpicu ruiO 5o5lreih
ein oenn Der brtiic S6er6cebsbober in g}oro Sront
reid feet ieine Cfieuiioc fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

uSiuOcnbnrs'S Ginc sctrOfieu," Inutet cine 3ci-
tungs llc6erdrii n So o6er niht eebrohenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

Cccan EliD, WlO.
5aDrlarlen 8ur JudfaDrt elIiie bis 81.
Afiuber 1916. O..................... SOD
0rellag II. Samlldg, GIdldDri &ienliag.. 3.5O
SSoiniug. ytir al oicenl &ag gtllitg 1.JO
Stat0ncn, Claiborne nadl Berlin.
UaDrInrien SanllaB, Nildiabrt W(oniag, @tna
GonlilGe, nut at oiefcn gag ehliis. SeioH'
ocrS rtcoriae Haic.
6aBrplan bonn Bier 3, HigDtSiraBc, g9odel'
iagcn G.25 Sornl. nilo 2.15 yiabu. Sonlp
Tags 730 WiorgeS.
0lcBuDOlD Bead, Del.
0aDriarlcn 8ur 3tiidfabrt eiliig bls 80.
september 1915. O.................. .Sl.W
GOnuiug, llllr an Oclci NdQ plllttq..... 1.JO
@idiUncn, SDDc NDint nGdD Iciucs.
Uaprfarielk Sanllta9 Jipdlabri Wloniag @til'
SOuliias, mt an bicIcn Taa eaItis. geon.
oere Hicorigc 9iaic.
8aDrplan pom 4ier s, 2ebtGiraBe ggodlcn'
ta9cn, $50 WiorQcns mo 220 NabnI
GonntagS 7,l6 Wi0rgcrs.
Tahmitln0csy csylnsilhoc nndl Spbc pOtnt.
1anlpiCr ,2SctmDrclanb".
Bont Btcr 8, &igDiSiry Bomenfdgen 2.2O
gtadbm GonniQpS 800 yiodnt.
WinDl3ciie uul bcnl Gninpler.
SOC HnnoIabrt Doc,
BnfriCbcncllciibc @niIcrfnbrtcn.
0anlpler inbrclt icocll Iua lir
OBcinpcatc Nai.
~. Sin TuQ mo 3luci 9Idcbte a.
SDci Iupc nli0 orei Hd0te. M
JhnoaDrt9iaicn
Slluiirirc NeidreibunqcH nlii Bcrlnitgcn.
YDOnc, ct. Galil $40 g. WlurbDd, @.sR.sN.
(Sum23.G&S.3ytic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25

Under the date Of July %, 1916,
this newspaper received the follow
ing communicated from the State
Department in Washington
Deutschcr Correspondent,
Baltimore, Md
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-25
Die prdntiacm 9ort 9epuEt, nnb grtirrton-
(crlufffnurf

ylidis gleih Dem luSaucDoIuos5IuB. Ne-
liebier Sampler nGneQucbonna", Ricr 10,
GigbtGirGbc. Seocn @ienliag Sonnerlug
iiilo GamiioQ nm 1 yiaotnt 81 Nditie t0i5
Nodi8 NflhpohS, Borm @onnlags 10
Nornt 8u 3nnIc $50. 9ucc soc. Gnie
Wlnb3ctcn Whiif Wegnn ant 90 Suni.
(Snnit {, ,392te, ,T&G)
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-13
H ILHOTEL
OPENS SEASON
MRS. M. A. BROWN ARRIVES TO
RENOVATE WELL KNOWN HO-
TEL; Is GUESTS THIS WEEK.
9 HOLE COLE COURSE
Expects One of the Largest Seasons
in HiStCry of HenderSOnvilIe;
Mailing Advertising Matter.

Park Hill Hotel has opened for the
season. Mrs. M. A. Brown, the pro-
prietress, who has just returned from
spending the winter in Florida. is ex-
pecting a party of eighteen guests this
week. She has had for the past week
large force of servants thoroughly
renovating this popular tourist hotel
for the season.
Prospects are exceedingly bright"
said Mrs. Brown to a Hustler repre-
sentative. Early inquiries have been
directed to Park Hill hotel this season
and indications point to a well filled
house during May and June. The nina
hole golf links on the beautiful lawn OF
Park Hill is being put in excellent
shape. This was quite a popular fea-
ture for the guest of this hotel last
season. si4E
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-13
0. G ROKE IS
NJ S S | n c
]. II. HOKE. a son. MAKING SCARCE
FOR FATHER WHO MYSTERI-
0USLY DISAPPEARED.
VAS AN INVENTOR
Said TO Have Been Offered $4,000 for
Invention Of Which Philip Michael
Owned Third of Rights.

@. J. Hoke.65 years old, residence
of HenderS rSonville for the past four
years has mysteriously disappeared
and according to his son, J. r. Hoke
has not been heard from for the past
two months. Friends of Mr.. Hoke
here thought that he was on visit
to Canton, but young Hoke states that
he mas made thorough search in
Canton for his father and so far has
received no inform alton AS to his
whereabouts
Mr.. Hpke for some time past has
occupied rented room Ill the home
OF Mrs. Dave Guice A considerable
amcun Of his belongings are still III
this room which adds to the belief of
young Hoka that his father has met
with foul play. According to the son.
Mr.. Hoke is the owner of a patent
steralizef which he invented and had
registered November %, 1915. He is
said to have been offered $4,000 for
patent tights Of his invention by q
Western concern. In securing this
patent Mr. Hoke sought the aid Of
Fhtlip hlchae a second hand furni-
tGre deaRer at one time in business
mere, twHg pa up the money, to secure
the zpatsnt Mickael is said to
own one thigdsof the rights.
J. r. Hole has in. his possession a
re2eipt H9rm Of Calhoun Lodge of A
F. & a.. number 81 showing that S
father ID Mason in good standing
during tue 1914 Since living ia
Henderse Mr.. Hoke has made
the acqu int Ice of "a number of local
Masons, Rho Wien told of his dlsap-
pearance surprised. A search
through sontc channels will proba-
bly, be made e once.
Mr.. Hs as formely of LincoIr-
ton -. ana is a millwright Dy
trade Except for some rumors it Is
not thought that he had an enemy III
the world and this is the first time he
has ever been out of communications
with his son. Young Mr.. Hoke seems
very anxious to secure some trace OF
his father and has asked the officials
to aid him in his search.