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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

,Bnrin lDilte Elm QSeib nidt ebenlo nm
abb1ngig ibr Seben geitalten, mie Der
Wlunn2" frogte iie ernit.
uGinige Srauen, ia iogor gon5 uortrelf'
IiHe,~ geitano er 81, ,oo6 nic6t Elm If1o'
6en SSbrer Sorte 0ie eide beodri feiner
Stiibe, Der @pbeu lebt nllr mttelit oieier;
oennob taoeIt niemaro ben Gpbeu er per'
folot oen BON Der 9tatiir ibm Dor9e5eigten
g9eq. g9eil mondes g9eib 5ilr glma5one
geboren it, glauben oic auoeren, iic ieien
es oub ~ meine @lia mar es uibt, mO
sic ebenio ipenig."
Isle balten mid olio fir cine Sbma.
roberpilon5e, aleirb Dem Gpbeu," ontwor.
tete Slorence, nit einem ibpohen @eriude
81 iter0eu.
n9ie 6rnuen baben mondeu Sitter fir
EeHt luo @bre begeIitert obne iemalS
ieIbit oie Sbranfen oes GurnierplabeS 5r
betretcn a@ob~ ii0te er bin5t i'd
mode mid mr ldberlcb cine Giaen.
ibaft lit allen 6ranen genein: ibrcn ySil-
len bartnddid 5li Derteiogen.~
sic ipiiien, llnpcrnulit iuor nic mein
febler." eriri0erte Slorencc nit Dem leiien
glniltge zines SdcbelnS nNem idb BON
bier fortginae
Sic miiiien tort es gibt fein anoeres
Wfittel.
.9eoenfcn Sie bod. felt id oeboreu bin,
bcmobnc iH oieies liebe, olte SonS aus
ireiem 9lntrieb wiroc irb es ME ocrlaien;
fein onoerer Ylab Der @elt fnnn mir ie-
mails our Soeimot peroen.~
mS1 boife Sbueu @riat bierfiir 81 bic
ten" anttporfetc Or. &iret ,Sin0 mir
WlenI6en nibt ben S9neden glcid5, bic ibr
Salls ouf Dem 9liiden troaeu2 g9as Mir
Den Sie 81 meinem beiheoenen &eim
Iaqen2 Dan nennt cs 3mor Die aegger.
buoe. @enn mir Gin &aninben iiber ben
@eg lduft made idj es enlpiinoungsloS;
qerdt oos orme Eier ieooh in ole gtdbe bon
0berIt gIsfeps @eib, 70 miro es IN elmer
9rabtfalle eefangen, obne 8sped getotet
&iir5lidb fab id5. mie man Slide am glneel.
bafen geipieBt in glsfeips Saus trug Ga
emp0rte iid5 Der @elebrte in mir, Der nur
beiliamer 6oriAung wegeu elm &ier opfert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
(Sto66

ipnriam oomit nigeben limo ieBt iebie &c
aIler oieIer @roBmut I Die 8rone auf, inbeH
cr ibr iciH SSals ais Scin onbot
lin SmmelS pillen, Dcinen sic
nidJt!" rief CT bepcOt SD fam Grine
TrGnc iebcnl Gic 6oben Nid)ts on0cse5 Nl
TIM ais Stren Softer 81 podan lIuO 81 mir
an fomncn. Seicn Gle oic &errin nlciueS
SauieS, uno Tolls eS Sbuen OaS 6prtGr6en
crlcidtert 70 uringen Sic unltonoSlpS Die
ciQenen Iicncr nit, SnNen Sie ia, uno bic
aan5c Sad)e lit ob1enlodjt
5lorcuce fonntc cS nift meniqitcnS i'm
acGctudrtiNcn 9lugsnblids nod nidt. Sie
muBtc lohirIid oui sen 9lbidico pom
oSrG6enncitc" NrioBt iciit, porbcr icood)
molltc tic 9rnoloS Seimte6r oblporten sic,
audb ncnn GomoroS Vrici ion crrpihtc,
ror nc6rcrcu &od)el nidt criolgen fomate
y2oicn Cir e3 mid ror6cr iibsrle1en.~
Bat q 'rcinolid). o&oltcn Gle MIDI nlbt
fir uu0nntbur icE lin eS GpuiB nittf IL
bod fam idj mid mmoaIiGJ Scrtc erii5ei-
ocil."
nggcm Gle udt mollel, oam liBt iid5
ntbtS mn6en, brunnlte er peroricblid).
,2oiien mir ben UIe1cnitano norldufig
iallcn SD modjte Sic lidt ordnoeu
mas idj gelnqt babe, uebuIc id nd)t 5nriid,
mein @auS Itebt Sbneu ieOer5eit 3llr
&eriiioma 0sod Gins beuor i'd 0ebe;
aom i'd IN Der Sot gar ni6tS fir Sie
tun2"
sd pollte SSbreu dr5tliden 9tot PIT
mems ipeaen crbitten,~ erwiocrte 8lorence.
,Sie Latte felt Der Mutter @egrGbniS oas
3umcr nidt perlniien, belte beitauo ie
oorauf, Die aemobnte 9lrbeit ani5uuebmen;
bod oouertc MIDI ibr 9lnblid, oa iie ent-
ldjieoen iebr leioeno it,"
.9lufeu sic 9(nna bereiu idb m06te lie
ancben"
oSir meroen oie glrme nibt bemeeen
f0nnen, 5u founen, meinte oas Yldohen.
~@enn i9 Sbnen Die @abrbeit geiteben
foil lieber 0oltor, iie bat Sbnen nod longe
nidt Oereeben, uno id fiir9te iie miro eS
niemals tlln."
(Sortiebuug iolgt) -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
Iruminente GIn6s,

nQIoperfiiing Club" Scr. 10,
Soutb. .StraBe.
n9lriel 9iouing Club" GerrD Bar.
n9Iritnoel Boat GIub,~ 8errD Bar.
~9Irlinoel Club gar. 1000, gaorO-
CHARLES. StroBe.
ogIlitomobil Stub bon Warblon0, "
glr. 12, @eit.01t. 9loDol.glDenue.
Baltimore glt6letic-GIub," gtr.
1922, 0or0.G6arIes.StroBe
Baltimore Gorintbian yadt.
Club" 6errp @or.
Baltimore Club" G6arIes. un0
Mo0iion.StraBe.
Baltimore Country. Club, gio.
lano.Yart.
Baltimore g2otor glo9t.Glub," "
am SSuBe Der .StraBe.
Baltimore BreB-Gmb," O2r. 2t1,
Sit-5aoette.Str
Baltimore gadt.gIu6," Sort
~~tSfBNllAJs
uGot6oIic Club" Scr. 4O7, gaorO-
G6arles.Strnbe.
nGatonSbille GountrD.Glub," Ga.
tonSpille.
uG6arcooI.gIub," SoparO- inO
Granflin.Strake.
0Git0 Club, Sopar6- tno Srant.
lin-StrnBe.
gGitD Club" i'm 1S. Stodiuert oes
WlunieB. .@ebauOe.
nGlober.Glub," Scr, 1914, W1aOi.
ion.gIbenue.
nGommontueaItb. SIR. 1S,
8eIt-Nortb. .9lbenue.
uGoncoro.GIub", g2r. 10. gaorO.
GoreD. .StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

@alters GunItgaIlerie, an Der Gde
BON Charles. lnO' @entre.StraBe.
r@romo Sclser-Sburm" an Der
@de bon 2oinbarO- imO @utap.Str.
nGaiuoItp.Sburm," an Der @aIti-
ntore., nabe gtortb- -StraBe.
D@no6 Observation-Disclosures" -
(@cntroIiteae), an Der WluIberrD.
StrnBe, nu6e Ger Gat6eSraI.StraB
ns1lo9ten-@ -@omlment, i'm Wlo.
mment.Square, erri6tet in 9e3ug
Oes Sieees Der S6la6t bel gSortb
@oint.
nltnion SoIOiers' & Sailors' W8o.
nument i'm 9ruiO Sill.Borf.
columbus Monument" an
Nortb. .glbenue itnO @roaoipaD; tpur.
oe I'M Sabre 1892 errihtet.
oT6omas @iloeD.Moniiment"-
am @roaopop, no6e Ser SoDette.Str.
nGoiemooO Stats &rainine.Sdu.
Ie~, SpinOs Wiias, Mo.
Statue bon George @oi6ington-
I'M 0rliO Sill-Yarf.
Statue bon Sol. @iIliom s.
@otioit-an Wlt. 9ioDaI-g[penue unO
-StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

democratic Club" gar. 219, g..
2i6ertp- -StraBe.
eagles Club" MarbIano Sbea.
ter-@e6duoe.
nglfrioee 6or Srmting Club, ="
.StroBen-9(oenue.
n4ot & Settle Club" Gotonsbille.
D5loreitnn Club" gar. 522, gsoro.
G6arles. .StroBe.
n@ermania Club" ger. 1902,
1oro.G Gborles. .StroBe.
D@ermonia Eurnberein," glr.
1916, gior0- @onitroBe.
nMarplano GountrD.gIub," Yart
Sei96ts-glDenue.
~WiarDIauo Sodeg-gIub.~ gar. 800
GquitabIe.@e6duOe.
nMarpIonO Motor Boot Club, I"
am 6uBe Der 2igbt.StroBe.
Engineers Club" Scr. 6, @elt.
@ager.StraBe.
n0lorDIanO Wfotor GDcle Club, ="
ger. SAT, Samilton &errace.
nYlorpIanO Cumming Club" in
Sunoalf.
n@er6onts.GIub," Scr. 9O6, OIt.
@erman.StraBe.
0@6oenir-Glub," Scr. 1905, gii.
tatp @lace.
9suburbon-Glub," @arf Seisbts.
9[benue.
,goripGrts-Eiirnbereitt g2r. 732,
&eIt2erinetonitroBe.
u@al6root gItbIetic-GIub," @aI.
broof.
a@oman's Club Of GolanO gorf, +"
Holano.8art.
r9lotorp Club" Ger, 1O6, @quita.
ble-@uilDing.
asuobroof.Garf @oIfGIub," SUB.
broof.Barf, 02O.
0Eolpion Sopn.GIib," Soipion
0}S.
Union 2eogue.Glub," Ger. 105,
@eit-Snrato0a-StraBe
D@arriion GouiitrD.GIub," @arL
riion- uno Saipt6orne.9loeuue.
n@ermania @Gnner6or," Ser,
848, 92oro.8 .8oparo. .StraBe.
0$ormonie.Glub," Scr. Ala, @eIt-
GaDette-S -StroBe.
Green Spring gaIIeD Sunt
Club" @arriion, 02o.
nMarbIano Canoe Club" @roof.
lDn, Wlo.
nMarpIanO-Glub," Charles unO
lin0 Wlonitnent.StraBe.
pS'SironoeIle Club Of 0iiirton," I"
9irrton, NlO.
~Sobns Sopfins-gIub," SOuarO.
gager.StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

n6ort WlcSenrD Borf," om Often.
De ser GareD-Str. .-2inie.
nGarroll-Garf," NIT Der Golum.
bia-glbe. .-&iuie 81 erreiden.
Sort $OparO, nabe Der 8aD.
Sbore-2inie.
DGlifton-Borf", nit Ser &nrforO-
glOe.-Sinie 5u erreiben.
o4ntterion-8orf,~ nit allen 0Itli1
fabren0en 2inien oit errei9en.
ngiiDerlI6e-8arf," gareD.Str. .-2i.
ME, iiioIid oe6eno.
nSeoeral.Sill-@arf," getpGbrt ei.
ne lleberli1t iiber Oen inneren Soien;
NIT Der Orlenns.Str. ..2inie, iiiolib
geBen0.
Sort 9(rmiiteaO, Sort Carroll imo
Sort SmnllmooO, am Beiten mil
8ooten 81 errei9eu.
9ilOer.@alIerie Der nMarDlGnoer
Siitoriiben @eieGidaft", an Der @de
bon ct. %aul- un0 Saratogo.Str.
Garroll-ManIon," an Der @ds
BON 5ront- unO 2ombaro-StraBe.
nSlaggen.Salis, " mo Oas Sternen
banner gemadt puroe, an Ger NorO.
neItede BON Yratt. un0 9Ibemarle.
StroBe.
ySSames 8. 9li0gelD.W .Wonument" -
i'm Sarlem.Earf.
Statue bon Sen. Sobn SO. 5000
ON @aItimore.StraBe uno Sop.
fins.Blace.
Statue bon Sir @iIliam Hauace
Inn Grub SiIl-%arf.
Statue BON Cornelius Colbert
an Ct |aul-StraBe, am @ingano
gum @eri6tsgebGuos.
Monrment auT Dem giortb %oini
S9ladtfeIOe.
nWaomment fir Oie SreiipiIIigen
oes Strieges bon 1912" - i'm Sort
WicSenrD.
@eod9tniBtafel an Der Mouer 0es
0St. Eauls-6 -6rieODofes~, Dem Ylabe
woiel6it Die @efollenen ser 9leoolii.
ton uno oes &rieges bon 1912 bel.
geiebt muroen.
@eOGdtniBtafeI on Der .St.
Souls 4irbe-3um Anoenfen an Ga
pit6n glidolas 9fugton Nloore ange.
braht.
@eOd1tniBtofeI am Mo0iion-9lpe
@ingang gum Grliio SiIl.Bart; gum
Slnoenfen an oen &auf oes 9rilio
SillS ongebra6t.
n@ogor glllan Bbe @eoGGtnibto.
fel"-n nGburd Some & SnfirmarD."
@eridtsge6du0e, ipelHes $3,O0O,.
600 foitete, an Der ct. SAUL rno
9erington.StraBe.
ollnioerIitD Club" Charles. unO
Mooiion.StraBe.
uaeD @eoGbtniBtofeI" - an Ser
Maier DER Oit. 8ernon Blace Metbo.
olit @piScopals&irde.
9leite bon gr0orbeiten Der 5eoeral.
Camps i'm 8iirger-&riege nabe Dem
Wiaoiior : glOenue @ineang gum
Druio Sill-Yarf.
Charles GarroII @eoGdtniBta-
feI"-om Gorroa-Maniion an Der
2ombar0-StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
gns Oem Snneren WlarglanS'S nnS
ben angren5enOeH Staateu.
g elte 9HfeiIoren.


OleuD Steuer gliiciioren iinO BON
Sen 9lnne 9lriinoel Gountp Goni-
nliiidreu ernannt poroen, Inn sic
Giniddbung mo oie 5teuerrate 0es
@rinoeigent6ums oes GountD nit
Sen @eroronunaen ser @eiebe Der
lebten Staots 9egiSlatitr in lte6er.
einitimniiing 81 brigeu. Gie Gountp.
6ommiiiare erbielten bon Ger Itaotli-
den Steuer6eb0roe cine 9(ufforoe-
rung in oieicm Slime. Gs gi6t iie-
ben 1iitrifte in glune glrunoel.Goun.
tD, bod wuroe feitseiett, ooB 5pel
Eiitrifte fir annapolis uno elm Be-
iouoerer fir Sen iiinfteu Dorgeie6en
iin0, Inn Die 9lr6eit in Dem Srt
grooflDn 5u erleidteru. Tie Stener-
Gomniiiion ernl1t, oaB oie g2amen
bis gum 26 sui eiueeIonot weroeu
Il lm's 2eben gefommet.
8. S. g9ilion 20 Sabre alt, Syn-
ipeftor Der Baltimore Ohio 81.
ienba6n, puroe BEL Goe @uag, So.
Goy aetootet uno Somes GloD bon
Sancod, W2o., Snipeftor, oerpnnoet
als @ei0e BON einem W2otor @eIeiS.
nagen 9eIdleit0ert ipurOen. @ilion
erIitt einen SddoeI6rtf. GlnD er.
belt 0uetIdungen an ser S6ulter
irno am 9liiden. ggilion 6interIGBt
ieiue Srau.
Obiternbte mitteImGBig.
Ger 2lpiel- ilno Efiriid 8eitauo
in @1I6ington GountD lit oieie
Saiion flein. 2oucelot SocqueS,
Smitb6urg, DerIuO geiteru 5uei@ag-
aonlnOuugen BON 6rii6dpieln cine
nod 4ittsburo6 mo cine nad QoB.
ton, Sbio.
Sn eiuigen T6eilen miro sic g[pfel.
crn6te Ben 7nrdidnitt errei6eu. 0ie
C6itgdrten bon 9loron Newcomer bel
DlioDoIe tueroen etpa 60O0 guibel
llefern. 6r. Syocques beobiidtigt, in
Sen ndditeu 5tpei @oheu 20 Mog-
gonlaormgen bon U1iobale 81 oerier.
oen @eorec &orriion, Berlin WlOy
befinoet fi6 nit Srn. Sorque ouf ei.
ner sSnipeftionstollr 0urd Die lofa-
Ieit Sbitfultiireu. S6gleid sic 4fir.
iidernote ie6r flein oiSiaaeu miro,
1T oie 0uQIitdt ser 5ru6t 6eion.
oers gut.
ltnfoTI ouf Ser @eitIi6en
0lor1IGn0er @abn
Slim Dlduner prOen lebte gadt
nls Ser Rerionen5ug g3r. 8 BON Der
@eitliben a2ar0lGnocr gobn cine
Dleilc peitli1 bon @lontroie lmo 10
Mcilen oitlih bon Glfins entgleiite,
perlebt. Ole @erlebtcn Iino: 2ouiS
IS. 9eager, 9ofomotipfii6rer, bon
Cumberland, 9lrm6ru6 uno Sdnitt.
punoen an Ser Stirr; g. 9. @iIpiu,
Sei3er, Cumberland, Shnittpunoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
Gin anobe DerIest

Gin Qnnbe berIebt.
Dlouricc COL 10 Sabre alt, bon
SIR. 1925. @isconiiu.gIpenue, g..
gg., ii6eridritt geitern ole IA. Str,
smiiden glrm.yorf. gloenue uno @.
eiraBe. g2..gg., uno puroe BON ei.
mem 5rodtnito Der n6amilD &oun-
0rD", glr. 1241, z. StroBe, gt.8.,
imacrIicu. Dos 9luto wuroe BON
eyeilc syoDce, g1r. 1913, 61a. StraBe,
gi..gg., geiubrt. Der ana6e murOe
an oen @einen 0crlett, bod meigerte
CT iid. in Elm Soipitol aebradt 81
mer0en.
Nur6en itratloS entlai.
Zen.
Sehs W2ann bon Der @eiobing
0es oeutlAen llnteriee Sdifies
,Deutihlono" Die bon Baltimore
Der glutomobil bierber gefommer
moren ipuroen geitern 9(beuO bier
bon Der &olioei wegen al ibneIlen
8obrens ber6oitet. 9lan bradte iie
nit bem @boIifeur nod Der 8oli5ei.
liotion 100 iie pieOer entloiieu iuir-
oen Qluf ibrent gIutomo6il fiibrten
iie Die oeuiihe SanOelsflagee.
GoIliiion
Gin o9loams GrpreB SO. 0,6roht.
9lilto itieB Dor glr. 1405, IA. StroBe,
g2..gg., init einem sttoBenbobnwae-
con Der Capitol Graction 60" 5lt.
iommen ltno muroe nebit Der 5radt
erbe6lh beidaoiet
92egcr Hberfnbren.
Der g1eeer Sobn 9urner, 80 Sabre
oIt. miroe. ais er iid in Dem Gurh.
Iti6e 5uilhen Der 13. uuo G-StrnBe
befono, BON eiuem 8eoerol.S .Soricob,
qcfiibrt BON Waorrel Depro. glr.
608. 5oinb Carolina 9loe. CO.
iiberiobren. gr erlitt cine @ebtrn-
eri6iitterng ino 2uetidwinoen
am aopi umo ipurbe bon Dem Eori.
CAB uoh Dem glotb.&oipital ee6radt.
Selb itmor0.
Sn cinem 3inmer oes britten
Siodpcrfs oes n@oI0en @oele So
tells" gleiD.s serlep.Q(benue uno g.
GiroBc. g1..gB., muroe Der 2eibnnm
bon Gborlcs Birth. 45 Sabre alt,
NIT elmer 0ueel i'm aopf uno einem
NeboIber in Der San0. oufgehtnoen.
ST bottc Sen Qlbeno oorbcr elm 8inl-
mer gcnieibet. 2cibcnbeidouer gle.
biit eutihie0 ais Eooesuriocbe ouf
Gel6Itmoro. 91ad Der glugobe Der
4olisei iuobncn Die 6rou oes Wlon.
nes uno 5ipei ainoer in glr. 617
0.StroBc, g1..gg. 0ronfbeit iheint
oie geranIaiiuua our Sbot eetpeien
siI iein.
Sdubpun6e i'm 8ein.
Der iSjdbrige Carl eide bon
Gecoqual gu., iuuroe nuf cinem
8uoe Scr ,gltlantic Goalt Zine" NIT
ciner GAuBmunoe i'm rcdten @ein
mad bier ae6ro6t. Gr ipuroe in Oos
nGoiuolito SoiptoI" eiuaeIeiert.
Gs mnroe beboiptet. oaB eife wdb-
reno elmer Hauierei ouf Der Deco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
Kinder schreie7
MACH FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 TO RIA

@mpfeblun9.- Wlooome (6u
Der neuen 8oi6fronD: oSie boben
robI bauptidblid Before 2unoidoft
bier in Der Staot2~ ~ @ol1frou:
~SelbitOerltGnoli6, enGOiee Groll.
@os in Der @eieIIiboit poiiirt, oos
crfnbren Sic bon mir immer aus er-
Iter Sanol"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
BiTsHsuertbss fir gsindsr
galtimurc'S.

Gebenspertbe Eunfte Der Staot imo
wie oieieIbelt Slt erreiden lino.
n0ruio.SiI[ @orf," 7S0 9lder
sroB; nit Der WaaOiion-gloenue.S
ME 81 erreiden.
Monrment gu Sort @abcod an
General @obcod, Capt. Sobn glOamS
MebIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

piaii gabnitntion bon cincm Wlane
geidoiien puroe. Seiu 3ritono lit
uidt acknowledgement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-01

informed her that he meant to leave
her for another woman and cold
heartedly deserted her She was alone
without father or brother to protect
her,
Some measure Of the law there
should be surely to punish such
scoundrels, There are men In Sing
Sing prison who are honorable gem
tlemen compared to tn scouldrels
guilty In these divorce matters.
Reliable statistleians have record
ed that in England In 1885 there were
7OS divorces while In America there
were $4,000. Difference In size Of
population is only about 10000. 900
to 100000, 900. In 1905 there we're
S44 divorces In England and 72.000.-
900 in America. A continuance Of
such a state of affairs can have but
one social end-chaos.
New England is the worst offend
er. We are accustomed tothink OF
New England as Puritanical and as
sociate the Puritan with tgodliness.
but the divorce records OF New Eng
land are higher than anywhere else
in the country and wherever you can
trace the New Englander in the pop
ulations of the west there quite as
surely you will find the greater prev
alence OF divorce"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-01

NO PARALYSIS CRIPPLE
HOPELESS, SAYS DOCTOR
r. H. Sayre Of Bellevue Advises Par.
ents TO Persist In Treatment
for Years.

NEW YORK, Dec. There is
hope of curing or improving even the
most apparently hopelessly crippled
child victims of infantile paralysis,
according to DR.. Reginald H Sayre,
chief of the visiting staff at Bellevue
hospital. He was in charge of the
paralysis cases at that institution in
the recentepidemic and promptly
gave the blood serum treatment a
trial there
Years ago." Sc says in this weeks
New York Medical Journal, Il felt
that if we had reaction OF degenera-
ton, 1t seemed useless to persevere,
as no improvement would be secured
in such a muscle. know now, how
ever, that this Is not so. and that
some Of these apparently paralyzed
muscles are capable of much regener-
alton and therefore urge the parents
to persist in treatment for years, al
l knod the results thus to be secured
will be infinitely better than If We
adopt the pesslmlstlc view that mus
cles that can improve will make sucf
| improvement as they are capable o.
whether we help or not. and that th'
other muscles will not improve M
matter what we do, and so tseer is M
use doing anything"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-01
GERMANY TO FOLLOW
OWN CHOSEN COURSE

AMSTERDAM, Dec. Accusing
President Wilson of attempting tS
make submarine warfare impossible
German newspapers received here to-
day contain bitter comment againsI
Americas "unneutrality." They de.
clare Germany intends following her
own chosen course in submarine mat
ters. despite cajolery and threats.
"The German people" says the
Cologne volks Zeitpng. will decline
to accept President Wilson as a me-
diator If he reopens the submarine
question. He Is attempting to make
submarine warfare impossible. II
the submarine issue comes to focus
again it will not be Germany which
has broken pledges, but America, fol
Ambassador Gerard promised that
America would keep quiet II Ger
many fulfilled her promises. Thi'
she has DONE"
Germany will win the war desplt'
Americas unneutrality," said the Co
logne Gazette. I'VE intend to consult
only our own interests respecting sub
marine warfare, and will not allow
American threats or flattery TO in
fluence u.s."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-01

New York, its legislative undergrad
uate body.
During the recent melee on the
university campus when the fresh
men the cane rush without suffering
any fatalities, they gave vent to their
joy by wearing flamboyant red ties
and socks to match. This aroused the
wrath Of the sophs-just why no one
but the sophs know-so they armed
themselves with scissor and removed
the offending apparel from the now
not-jubilant first year youngsters.
The freshmen protested with theil
fists and many Soph had a batter
ed head before he got bit Of red
tie.
In the interest of peace the coun.
Gil forbade the wearing Of articles OF
this hue and gave the freshies 81
cents per for socks and ties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-01
NIPRISON THE GUILTY IN
DIVORCES, SAYS PASTOR

NEW YORK, Dec. THAT pun
ishment in jai is deserved by the gull
ty persons in divorce actions was an
opinion expressed in sermon last
night by the Rev. DR.. Cadman in the
Central Congregations church, Han
cock street and Bedford Avenue.
Brooklyn.
Why" Sc said 'T remember a
beautiful young woman coming into
my study and when she tried to tell
me the story of her trouble she
tainted I had known the girl and
her family well. In fact It was I
who had married her to the rascal
she had to tell me of. He had flatly
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-01
OREGON COWBOY WILL
TEACH RICH YOUTHS

y NEW YORK, Dec, IA dis I
. patch to the World from Chi I
. cago says; big Bill Ferguson 4
= of Central Point, Ore, cowboy
. expert in cattle raising, has I
. been engaged by Mrs. Potter
= Palmer as a nature tutor to her 4
= five grandchildren. The scene
= of big Bills" activity will be 4
. on Mrs. Palmer's large estate at
. Saratoga, Fla,
= His pupils will be three boys
= and two girls, ranging from
y four to IL years. He is also 10
= put a herd of baby cattle,
= great milk producers, on the es-
= tate. He will teach the children
= all about birds and animals and
= their habits. He is six feet
= three inches and 80 years of
= age.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-01
NOW soPHs, PAY UP;
CSC PER RED TIEi

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-No matter
what a red tie costs 1t Is worth 2s
cents
And red socks are placed in the
same category.
Such is the decree Of the Student
Council Of the College of the City OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-01
A PLEASING GIFT

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miration to as great an ex-
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-beauty-helping requis-
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the most exacting pur-
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Correctly tempered,
edge-holding steel, beau
tiful mountings of exquis-
itely rich design-these
are the points that appeal
to the careful buyer who
makes her choice from the
standpoint of quality, not
price alone. But, speak
ing of price, it's always
lowest consistent with
quality at
ThORlpSOR'S Drug Store
Phone $40
Prompt Deliveries.
SPECIAL SATURDAY
25c Box Stationary l5c
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-12
The PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS
 Published by The News Printing Company

Entered as second class mail mat fer November 4th, 1905, at the post office at Prescott, Ark, under the act of Congress, March 8, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-12
HOPE SCHEDULE FIXED.
To Play Seven Games-Guard is Out
 for the Season.

Hope, Oct. 11.-Coach L. M. Goza of the Hope High School has closed contracts for football games as fol- lows: October 13, Blevins at Hope; October 20. Texarkana at Hope; De- tober 27. Nashville at Hope; Novem- Der 3, Hope at Bodcaw; November 10, Hope at Prescott. Two games will be scheduled. Coach Goza is driving his team hard preparatory for Fri laws game with Blevins. Hays Me Rae, the fast half guard. is in hos nital to he operated on for appendi- citis and will be out the remainder of the season.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-10-12
GARLAND COUNTY SHERIFF
 RELIEVED OF FINE

Little Rock, Oct. 12.-Gov. Hays Wednesday afternoon issued pro clamaton relieving former Sheriff R.. IL. Williams of Garland county from the payment of fine of $50 assessed against him on a charge of having violated an injunction of April 29, 1916, against the sale of liquor in a building at 435 Ouachita Ave, owned by his wife, Mrs. Hattie k. Williams. The building was ordered closed one wear at the same time the fine was assessed. Judge C. T. Gotham pre- sented the petition for relief, showing that Williams had no knowledge of liquor being sold in the building, that he profted from it in no manner, and that he had a standing offer of $25 for the arrest and conviction of any person bootlegging in the building. The fine was remitted and the closure of the building rescinded.
 The governor remitted fine of $50 assessed against Nelson Fitch, of Independence county, for carrying a pistol, upon the petition of the jus tice of the peace who assessed the fine, A. H. Saylors.