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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24
TRY III! SUBSTITUTE
FOR NASTY GALOMEL
Starts your liver without making you
sick and can not salivate.


sick and can not salivate.
Every druggist in town-your drug
gist and everybody's druggist has no.
ticed a great falling off in the sale of
caiomel. They all give the same rea-
SON. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking
its place.
"Calomel is dangerous and people
know it, while Dodson's Liver Tone
is perfectly safe and gives better re-
SUITS" said prominent local druggist.
Dodson's Liver Tone is personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells il. A large bottle costs so cents
and if it fails to give easy relief in ev-
cry case of liver sluggishness and con-
stipation, you have only to ask for
your money back,
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy, harm
less to both children and adults. Take
spoonful at night and wake up feel
ing fine; no biliousness, sick headache.
acid stomach, or constipated bowels.
1t dosen't grippe, or cause inconven-
fence all the next day like violent cal
omel today and tomorrow you will
feel weak sick and nauseated. Don't
lose days work! Take Dodson's
Liver Tone instead and feel fine, full
of vigor and ambition. adv
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Want Ads

FOR SALE-At half value,
all my machinery and shop tools,
sawmill, single machine. A lot
of circular saws, one Brownlee
steam feed, four engines and
Boilers, two gas engines, one
saw gunner, portable forge, wood
saving outfit and automobile,
tool chest. L. c. PARNIN, 216
North Grant street. I'm
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24
CONGRESS TO SETTLE
QUESTION Of EMBARGO

Washington, Nov. 22-Con-
gress in December will have to
fight out the question of an en-
barge on food stuffs consigned to
Europe, it was made certain to-
day.
Representative Fitzgerald, of
New York, chairman of the House
Appropriation Committee, today
announced that he would intro
duce an embargo measure cover
ng foodstuffs when Congress CON
,VeneS.
He said an embargo offers the
only effective way of striking
back at Great Britain because of
her "indefensible blacklisting" of
American business firms, and
would also reduce the cost of liv-
ing in the United States.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24
A. F. L. Demands U. S. Food
Embargo

Baltimore, Nov. "a resolu
ton demanding an embargo upon
the expectation of foodstuffs from
this country. until the entire need
of the American people for food
for the coming year shall have
been met has been favorably re-
ported and will be adopted by the
American Federation Of Labor.
This measure is amended by the
committee SO as to call for Grand
Jury indictment and prison SEN
fences for all persons found
guilty of raising the price of food
artihcially.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24

HEREAFTER I shall deposit my
money in The Exchange National
Bank: I see in recent sworn state.
ments published in Fitzgerald papers
that it BEARS EAR-MARKS of
GREAT STRENGTH. I understand,
also. it is an HONOR ROLL BANK.
| don't know exactly what that
means, but evidently it has done
something EXTRAORDINARY for
the benefit and protsctf6ns of the pub.
lie, or else it would not have AT.
TANNED THIS HUNOR.-Mr.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24
A GROWING INTEREST IN
LIVESTOCK

With steers selling as high as
SD hundred, as they did recent
ly on the Chicago market, and As
purcbred Shorthorn calves sold
at auction by Anoka Farm, Wis
consin, averaging $l0l3, while
SO calves of the same breed sold
recently in Scotland for an aver
age of $2,2l5 each, it indicates
that there is at present a great
interest in ,pure-bred beef cattle.
Were it not for the high price
of cotton, the South would be re-
sponsive more largely and en-
Enthusiastically to this general in
terest; but strange as it may
seem, the South does not show an
interest and does not invest in live
stock most, when it has the most
money. We have the most money
when there is a fair cotton crop
and it sells for a high price. We
claim in times of depression, or
IN times of low prices for cotton,
that we have not the necessary
money to enable us to diversity !;
but when we have the money is
the time we are least inclined to
extend Our livestock production.
But nevertheless, many have
learned the lesson that livestock
furnish the most economical
means of disposing of the legumes
which it is necessary to grow in
order to build up and maintain
soil fertility. Therefore, the
South is buying freely of
better livestock, especially
better cattle. Indeed, we
think the South is moving for
ward towards a larger livestock
industry about as rapidly as she
should. The greatest obstacle
to livestock production in the
South is lack of stockmen. They
cannot be produced in day, nor
in year, and it is probably best
that we get our education in deal
ing conservatively with smaller
numbers, rather than at higher
cost with large numbers.
We are probably buying more
cattle than ever before in our his
tory, because we are more COM
petent to handle them than ever
before. Not even the extreme
prices Of from Is cents tos25 cents
pound for cotton has turned us
entirely away from our livestock
interests, Ten years ago such a
price for cotton would have eff
fectually stopped all attention to
livestock, but as stated, we have
learned our lesson and nothing
can stop the gradual development
OF a large livestock industry il,
the South OF course some will
plunge" on cotton while prices
remain promising, but the great
bulk of our farmers who have
turned their attention to the
growing Of more livestock will
not cease their efforts although
they may and should continue tc
grow cotton.-Progressive Farm.
er.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24

City real estate and farm lands.
Must be offered at bargain prices
or offering will not be considered.
Write description and prices
and mail to me and if offerings
attractive will discuss in person.
Address Investment, Care of
J. E. Turner, Fitzgerald, Ga. IF
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24
Christmas Made
Out Of Pennies

7 p was two weeks before Christ
mas. Mrs. Bricklayer awoke to
the fact with gasp of horror
- She hadn't thought of Christ
mas coming for month vet.
3 Poor soul, how could she?
There was nothing very Christ
:: masy in her life just at present.
+ The freezing weather had start.
ed in on Dec. l, and John Brick
(: layer had not been able to Law
brick since.
!. Peter was only one; it wouldn't
!; cost much to please him. Susie.
aged four, could string up all
:: those spools for Peter, and they
+ could make him fine rattle by
putting few beans in round
(: ribbon box.
Susie was four-well, she
/. would just like a dolls house
:: made out of four grocery boxes,
painted outside and papered
:: with those bits of wall. paper.
/ the janitor left behind him.
Johnny could do that; it would
Z: keep him off the streets after
moons and save his good shoes
J.. from so much walking. And
!; while Johnny was using wood
en- boxes he could make a gro
+: Gerry store for Tim. Mary
i thought she could afford a few
pennies to get scale for Tim
(: and a few bits Of furniture for
Susie-surely the child would
!. not expect much. They could
:: make chairs and beds and ia
bles of blocks of wood. Mrs.
(: Bricklayer herself could dress
/ some wonderful clothespin dolls
to live in the doll house. Per-
(: haps Johnny could find a pair
of wheels and make new
!. soap box cart for Susie and Tim
:: to play with. And there was
Katie wishing for dolls dishes
Z: and clothes so much. Father
i Bricklayer was handy with
!. tools; perhaps he could make a
3: little cupboard out of the ever
useful soap box.
!, Finally when Christmas morn.
= ing dawned in the Bricklayers'
tiny fiat each stocking held, be-
<: sides few nuts and an orange.
i homemade molasses popcorn
J.. ball and some gift, as a wish
Z; bone penwiper, a bean bag, a
homemade set of jackstraws
!: which had helped Father Brick
= layer to pass many idle mo-
ments, a rag doll, a little fancy
K: cap and apron, marble bags and
i lunch bags and some little
J.. knickknacks for the dry goods
Z: box dressing table that had
been made for Kate and hung
=. with an old lace curtain.
z: There wasn't much for Door
Johnny, but he was big, brave
K: boy and was so proud of hav.
7 made the others happy that he
j. forgot to think of himself.
E: Anyway, father gave him his
very own pocketknife to keep,
Z. and it made him happy.
= All told, the Bricklayers had
happier Christmas than the
K: Hilltops, for whom the toy
7 marts had been plundered.-
J.. Mrs. Blanche Cole Rosedale in
&: New York Evening Sun.
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REWARD FOR MULE

Black mare mule, Is years old,
pert, weighs about 800 pounds.
Estrayed from my farm between
Fitzgerald and Della. Return to
DIR. s. L. McElroy, Della, Ga. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24

FOR SALE-A good piano at
a bargain>for cash. Address AJC,
Box6l4. 49, > MWF
5. Let the eader-Enterprise figure
with you on your next Job. They
are equipped to do any kind of work.
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kennedy MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. c. A. CHM, Pastor

Corner Gordon and Altamaha SITS.
Sabbath School, 9::30 A. NJ,
A. P. Rakestraw, Superintendent.
Preaching 1870 A. NJ. and us
P. M.
Subject for Sunday morning,
Coincidence to the Ideal"
Evening service, Drifting"
Midweek Prayer meeting. We'd
nesday us P. M.
Good Sunday school, good mu-
sic, good preaching. Come and
share your part Of the benefits.
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NORTH

cute.
lows ample time to attend the
Georgia points in time for bust
arrival in Atlanta gives direct
rections.
!. B: and'A. Ticket. Agent, or
ssenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24

FOR SALE-Shetla Pony.
Inquire at Leader-Enterprise. tt
FOR SALE-Duroc Jersey
Hogs ahsizes. ]. P. Patterson. If
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24
New Sleeping Car Service to
Hampton Springs, Florida
Via Moultrie, Quitman and Perry
FirstCar south Nov. 18th, North Nov 18th.
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE

Buffet will serve meals en-
The Tate evening departure a
theatre in Atlanta, arriving Soutl
ness next morning, and the earl.
connection with all lines in all ds
For particulars. apply to any ;
write w. w. Croxton, GeneraE Fl
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FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE-40 acres,
in cultivation in Aiachua county,
Fla, 5 miles from Newberry, on
Dixie Highway. 4-room boxed
house, corn crib and smoke-house.
Good hog and cattle ranch. Four
bearing orange trees. Price $3.50.
Apply. G. S. Ellis, Newberry, Flor
ida. St-p
FOR SALE-Automobile, 5
seated car in good condition, for
sale cheap. Arthur Gaskin. st
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24

LANDS FOR SALE-Eleven
5-acre tracts, one half mile from
city limits; we'll improved. APP
ply Leader Enterprise. limo
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24

Why don't you ADVERTISE in
THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE. 1t
PAYS.
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FOR RENT

FOR. RENT-Three unfurnish-
ed rooms upstairs. P. 0. Box No.
$50. 3t-p
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24

THE LEADER ENTERPRISE
GETS THERE. ARE YOU IN IT?
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS

Buy your wood and have it
sawed at your door by A. W..
Armantrout, 400 East Magnolia,
Phone AIS. 5t-p
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WANTED

WANTED-5OO0 bu White.
Corn.-Dodd Supply Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
90 aampf mit eineM ll.@Oot.


5u beaeben, ldBt iih Der @apitdn cine
9arrifaoe bon Dlotraben ouf Der
GommanOobrilde bauen. Den W}un0
NIT einem Sai6entud perbunoen, 70
leitet er aus ieinem improDilirten
Sort oos 6euer. $50 @ranateu lper.
oen auf oieie g9eiie abgegeben. Der.
wunoert ii6cr oieien per3meifelten
8ioeritano, iudt ons Eaudboot nd-
ber all icin 8iel berau8ufommen Inn
nit einem Gorpeoo ieinen Grumpi
aus5uipielen. ga aber iiberibiitten
ben 5eino uniere @ranaten. @r ber-
langiomt ieine 6obrt.
9is einbalb fiinf llbr bat oas Sea-
nonenouea ge0ouert. Ga fiinoigt
ihpar5er Qualm ON @ori3ont oos
Gintrefien bon @erit1rfimg an. Sin
n5iiher0nmpfer~ fommt in Sidt. @r
1T NIT elmer mG1tiecn 4anone be-
moifnet. Sdon inn 9lnriidcn ieueri
CT. Gns miro Dem Iorpe0oboot 81
geidbrlid. gs 5iebt Dor, 81 Deribmin'
0cn. Gie beioen 8on5erteiirme mer,
oen fleiner, uno elei6 oarauf fat oiC
6htb oas Boot peridhldt.
Cine Shmoe lpdter iielern pa.
trouiairenoe Sorpeoojoeer ouf Den
vGolbcrt4 3u. @on 8dblt Die Opfcr,
eincn Eooten 3Dan5ig gerDunoete
iieben oapou lebensgeidbrlid. 9lr
goro cines idneIlen Ganpfers &C.
bradt, peroen Die 8erlesten in alleI
Gile na6 &oulon beioroert.~
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ibritte gemodt bdttcn, 10 gelte Oos
in er6oBtem DloBe BON 0en Gentrol-
mdhten. llno ser einniitbigc @il-
len 5unl Sieg, Die unerldBliAc @or-
be0inglng oes ihlieBlihen Grfolgcs,
lte6e iuieri6Itterlib ieit.
Gurd gemeiniane SSntereiien lper-
oc Oos 9onO, pelbes Geutidlouo
itno Seiterrei6-llngorn nit Der Giir-
fei inO 9ulgarien nod feiter gc-
fniipft peroen. Die genlii6ungen
Ser gIliirten Die oltli6en @er6iinoe-
ten BON oen Geutrnlmddten at tren-
nen piiroen nidt oos bon oielcn &C.
miini1te 9eiultot bringen. Cod
miilie man 5ugeiteben, ooB Die 9(aiir-
ten otf oiplomotii6em @e6ict llrid-
hc b1tten, nid)t lln5ufricocn 5u lein.
Gem, menn iie olicb Die geAtc Scr
gleutrolen nit 5iiBen tretcn, 70 bit
ten iie bod 5u per6inoern gepuBt,
OoB lid cinigc Der 9leutrolen often 5u
Oen 6einoen Der 9(aiirtcn ii6crgcgon-
gen iino.
gln Der meftli6en 6ront nG6erc Iih
Oic Situation Dem @ipfelplnft. Iie
ruIliihe Sffenlbc babe es ni6t 5u
Stonoe gcbro6t, ooB ser Grud ser
Geuti6en I'M @eltcn no6lolie. @nt.
ideioenoe S6lodten Itiinocn nod
bebor, ober on ciucm licgrci6cn glus-
gonge Scr adnpie, or6 al oerWioos,
fonne mon nicbt 5ipeifeIn.
Wlon miiiie oen @nglGnoern 5uqc.
Iteben Dob tic ipltemotiih uno Dor.
iicbtig our Offeniiue ii6eroegangen
leten. @erooe oeSbol6 ioQc man ole.
ien @egner nidt unteri6Gbcu. Nton
miliie erlt nit ocn@ngldnoern griino-
lid I'M gSelten a6rehnet, bis man
lid ben SSrieocn ouf Dem ipeltlidcn
S6lddtfclo crfdmpfen fonn
SIR It 9 iiIoip tritt fiir gro
BcreS unO lt1rfereS
DeutiGIonO elm.
Berlin, g. SuIi, bio 2onoon. 49,
Sn ieinen ioeben ber0ffentli6ten 9u-
die u9eitide BoEitif@ io9t 5iirIt o.
Billion. Der frii6ere 9feidSfon5(er, in
Der |orreoe, 0oB GeutidIono etiuos
mebr ais bic 8ultGnoe Dor 0em arie-
&c crbaIten miiife, ipenn Der SSrieoen
eeidloiien miro. gfo6oem err er-
fIdrt, ooB 0eutidIono na6 oemaric-
&c nit Dem er6itterten &oB 5ranf-
reid's, @nglono'S ino 9uBlono's 5rt
recbnen bo6en wiirOe, fd6rt er fort:
o0ieie 2botioHe nrlB 0ie SSorn
oiftiren pelde oen 8rieOen be-
itimnit. gSir miiiicn ins ltdrfcr ltno
griinolider gegen 9lngriffe ouf nm
| Iere @ren5en unO Giilten poppnen,
ais eS Dor Dem 9eginn oeS arieges
Der San NOR. g}ift unt ole @elt.
iiberlegen6eit an5iitre6en, ionoern
MIR unl ilns gegen ilniere Seinoe
balten 81 fonnen. 9os 9teiultdt oes
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Srun Scttp @reem tuOt.

Salt als Die reiblte 6rou Der &elt.
Storb i'm 9llter bon so Sabreu
I'M Souie i6res Sobnes, Sol. 6.
s. q. Green in gep gorf Sbr
gernlogcn ouf $200OO0OO bis
$1O00OO0OO geidGbt.
gecm gorf, 8. Suli 8rou
Settp Green oie ais Die rei6ite 5rou
Der @elt 9alt, iIarb bier beute i'm
9llter BON 50 sSo6ren in Dem 6ouie
i6res So6nes Sol @oworo $. q.
@rcen gsr. 5, Q9eit 80. 9traBe. syn
Den berfIolenen 5iuei D}onoten botte
8ralt @reen 3pei 56Iogonfdae cr-
littcn imo par mdbrenO DER leBten
5pei Noheu boaig biilflos getpeien.
Sbr Sobn, Col. Green, uno ibre
Gohter, 5rmi Nlottbeips g(Ilor @ilfs,
Die ein5igen ainoer, iino biel bel ibr
geiueien; ibr Sobn 6ntte Die 9erpol-
titng i6rer 8inan5eu in Sdnoen,
syn g8aa Street Duroe syrott
Green's @ermogen orf $200OO,0OO
bis $iO0,0000O0 ongegeben. syn frii-
6eren SSobren mar 6rau Green cine
6efannte 8igur in Dem 5inau3.Ci.
itrift.
5rau 8ilfs wie audi Sol. Greene
uaren am Ster6ebett i6rer SHUTTER.
Erob Der erlittenen Sdlaganfdae
fam oosGnoe ood unermartet idneq,
beionoers, ga 6rau @reen Iid6 geltern
Ie5r wo6l gefii6lt botte. @eiiern
9l6eno trot jeooh elm Giididlag Gin,
ino mdbreno Der gtnht ipuroe 8rari
@reen 5eitpeilig bepuBtlos; iie itorb
Inn 805 llbr Wlorgens
Gie 2eiAe miro norgen no6 Bel.
lons Sails, @ernont, Dem @e6urts.
Orte 6ral GREEN'S, ii6erfiibrt weroen.
Sic 8eeroigung miro am D5itttpoH
1t30 llbr Ttattiin0en. uno oie 2ei-
denieier miro BON 3ep. 9lrt6ur s.
g8ilion Dem Roitor Der Snmonuel.
Stride, geleitet meroen.
Sin @adIaB bon $1,5O00OO miro
inter 0ielen 8ermonoten, bon oenen
einige in ben Ser. Staoten anoere
IN europa leben, our gertbeillng &C.
longen.
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foIaenOe onltIidc 9eri@t ouroe bier
bellte ausgege6en:
o0perotionen gegeil Gorno Del G9-
itou, W3onte Selu9io lno Nlont 81
none, Ocn itdrfItcn feinolidcu Stel-
Iungen nobmen i6ren 9lnfong 9hlf
oem 9(liogo Yloteou 0r1netcu mir
u6er oen n0roliden &ono ocS 9liil
E6oIes 6inous Dor. Sm iibrigcn
Gbeile oicies glbiduittcS lieB oic Sef-
tigfcit Der Sample nod. S5u Ocal
&rcntono S6ol fomen flcinc @eiedtc
5u Stonoe, Oic nit betrGdtlidcn@er-
luiien fir oen 3cinO oerlieien. g9ir
mo6ten @eiongene. Sm o6ereu
@ut mo 9eQo G6oI mar bic g(rti(s
rie iebr tbdtig. SSm Gorio griff DER
5eino luiere nelten Steaungen 0it-
lid bon Sol5 on, muroe o6er naA
idorfem Sonogemen0e 5uriidgetrie-
ben. llnIere 8lug5euge ilnterne6men
NllgrIlte altf 0dS obere yllld 1Ddl
ltno fe6rten ipo6lbe6olten 5rriid.
@cGgiermeI0tn 8Ortidritt
in 9eutid Sitofrifo.
Sabre, 8. Syuli. - GoS 6elgii6c
&riegSminilterium meloet Gortidrit-
te ser geeen Geutid SItoirifa ope.
rirenoen beleiiden Eruppen.
0ie Wiitt6eilung lolitet:
o@enerol 30m6eur mel0et, 0dB
Die beIgii6en Sruppen ouf ser gon-
5en 6ront 5ortidrittc eemoht baben
uno Oen 6eino, ser iidb nod oem
aooero 8Iuiie 5uriid5ie6t bart auf
oen 6erien Iino.
@}olitorS 8rigooe fono MIR idmu-
6en @iOerltono. Sie ii6erl6ritt ben
8luB nno eroberte oltf Der @erfol-
erng OeS 6einoes om "a. Slmi @ia.
ronnilo.
yGinen 3ogemorib oItlid bon
&ioronltlo griff bic Brigade cine
ieinoli6e 9(6t6eiling an oie bon
&einoi6imo bororong Ser Seine
lulrOe oeihIogen nno wonOtc iid
sur 6ludt. ltnierc Eruppen mod
ten einioe @eIongene iln0 er6erteten
cine &rooiontfolonne
nSn ser 9legion oltlit6 bonn Sogo-
njifoicc eroberten rniere Streitfrdftc
Elm 2n9erboilS, oas nit Io6rltngS-
mitteln, g9offen ino W3lnition &C.
fiiQt por. Ger 6cinO, Der bon 81.
Ien's grigooe beOrobt mar, iteate lib
nidt gum Sample, ionoeru 5og li6
aus ieinen Stellln9en bei &iteco 8ll-
rid, Oic mir am 16 SUM belebten
Iic @erfolgng oorert an.
(9ioromllo oos oi1 imter
Ocm g}omen 9}joriupungo befonnt lit
lit elm StroBeufnotenpuuft I'M
SiiOpeiten oes &ictorioiee'S. @eiuo-
ibima Iieot an rebtcn llier Oes &u-
BeruIllVeS.)
9 abiO 2looO @coroe's @or-
f6IGgc ongenommen.
9ublin 3. SSuli, oio 2onoon--
Ger glotionoIc goriiouo ser Gcrei-
nioten Sriideu 2igo oerIonmeItt
iid6 belte inter ocnl Goriib So6n9leo,
monO's uno 6eiAloB, Die bon Gooi0
2loDO George 9enohten @ori6Idgc
8ur Soiling ocr iriihen 8roge on5M
ne6men. 0o ser 9oriiono eonB {,
Iono Oertritt, 6dlt man eS nicbt fiji
not6ig, cine Gonpentiou ser @erci.
nigten SSriic6en 2iga n65u6olten. SSn
Der Geriommluue oes Goriton0es
Der groBten Die ic 8uiomnienfom
woren nir 8pci N3italieoer, Die ser
Sluno6mc ser 9eiAIiiiic cntacacu wa-
,.ott
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Ged5e6n5Olise @eidiitc fir 0rcaO.
nnmQhtS.

@ofbineton 3. S5uIi. 81.
ner Gmpiebhmg DER 9(ageneinen
9e6oroe na6fommen6, bat oas W2o-
rine Gepartenient bcidloiicit Die
Sauptbatterien Der neuen Super
Dreaonaug6ts, oeren gou oemnadit
bonn @ongreB autoriiirt mer0en oiirf-
te, nit 16.3oaigen @ci6iiben 8u ar
miren. 9isber maren Die @roB-
fanipfidiffe Der 8lnoesmorine nit
14.5oaigen @eidiiben beltiidt.
Dos 5enots.Gomite iiir W1arine.
9lngelegen6eiten bat om Sreitag oen
8au bon 5c6n oerartigen @roBfanpf-
i6ifien eulpfoblen ino bon 9LOmirol
GemeD, ipie Den ii6rigen Wlitglieoern
Der 9tag. ge6oroc limo @mpfe6.
llngen be8iielib Der Bel Der GonItruf-
tion 81 beobo6teuoen Gin5elnbeiten
gemadt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
@roBer 8riten .Dompfer
herienft

Sonoon, 3. SyuIi. Ger 6ritiIde
ganlpfer yD1oeries, 3409 Tounen,
lit berienft mor0eu
9e5iiglid oes Sdidiols Der geio.
blng lit nidtS eemeloet moroen.
Huiiiide Eorpeoo6oote
8eritoren SegcIfdiffe.
GeterSburh bid 2ouoon 8.
Suli. 9iuiiiidbe Eorpeooboote ger.
itorten am %. Syini 54 feinoliGc
SeaeIi6iffe im Sdpar3eu Wleere
na6e Der anatoIiideu aiiite. 10 beiBt
es in eiuem amtIiden 9eridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
gu6aniide roncn auf cr 8lnd5f Dom srcosidanplae.

9rieeeS Oorf nidlt neeotiOer, iou0ern
muB poiitiber 9}otlr iein.
o9tn9eiidts ser eegen ms 6err-
ibenoen @efii6Ie, ole oieIcr arieg
6interloiien miro, iuiiroe ole einfo-
de Notwithstanding 0eS gStotuS
quo ante bellum" fir Geuti1lonO ei-
ncn Gerluit unO feinen @eipinn be-
oeutell.~
Shirt bon Billion be6ouptet ooB
cS bon @i6tigfeit ici oie 9c5e6ln-
gen 81 oen Stooten, nit mel1eu
GeutlbIonO nidt Oos Sdiuert oe-
trel8t bat, ouireht 5u erboltcn lia
Wieoer6er5uiteIlen luo 81 6eIeltieen,
uunbeitbaoet, Oh Die 9Eropooonoo Der
feinoliden Ereiie uno feinoli6er9lgi-
tatoren Die @eiinnlng Der 8eoolfe-
riIng md6reno Oes Grieges gegen
lins 6eeiniluBt bot"
Sen So5ioloemofroten ipenoei
Shirt Billion elm freilnolic6es ggort
iino 9i6t Der 9lnii6t 9(usOrud, 6oB
no6 Dem ariege ein 3niomncuorbei-
ten Der 9iegierllng nit ibnen leibter
Iein fperOe.
&uiien geben @orOringen
Ser Seiterreider uno
9 0eutiben6n.
Qon0on 8. SyuIi ~ O1o6 elmer
ISOLDE GuBerit beitiger 9lngriife oui
Die riliiilden 2inien 5piiben Dem
Stodboo uno StDr bo6en Die Seiter-
reider llngorn uno Deutiden lire
SHlodtfront b06itens Inn 5 Meilen
0orgei6o6eu uuo 3ipor MIR ltellen-
neiie, iagt cine 9iellter.Gepeide aus
EetrogroO.
Wdlitdriide SodoeritGnoige, fiigt
Der Correspondent 6ei, iino 5lperiiAt-
lid, BOB oie 9iriien ben 8eino an
oieier 6ront feltbolteh pdbreno Sc
neral 2etidibfp ollr6 sic 8lifoluiua
borge6f.
SSnoeiien iin0 sic 9luien Is Wleilen
iiiopeltli6 bon GoIomea porgcoruu-
gen luo 6eordngen ole Seiterreider
bart.
GuiiiiA er 9eri1t.
YcterSburG 3. sSlli, bio 9on-
oon ~ Ole Seiterreic6er 6aben an
Der oltliHen 6rout sic 0iieniioe nit
6etrGbtliber StGrfe crgriiiclL lino
ieoo9 nit i6meren @erlulten 5uriid-
oeiblogen 70 madt ooS ariegSbl-
reou beute 6efonut. S5u peridieoenen
glbidnitten bo6en ole 9ilHen 3llium.
mcngenomnleu mc6r ais 240O &C.
fangene 9cmo6t uno 12 Wioi6inenge,
pc6rc erbeutet. Ger amtIi6c 9eridt
laiitet:
o3wiiAen sen 6liiiicn StDr nno
Stod6oo Oouern Die Sample an
gir mobten t6 Offi5ierc uno mebr
ais 800 Wlonn 5u @efongenen uno
erbeuteten 9 Moidinengepebrc.
Sn ser @egeno bon 3o6ilno un0
3oturje (peitli6 bon 2utsf, So66D-
nien) 6oben Die Seiterreider oie Of.
ienIibe ergriffcn unO riidten nit
DRodt Dor, uuroen o6er nit i6wercn
@erIuiten 5uriidoei6lagen. 500 N1onn
muroen bon rns geiongcn uno
W1aidinengelue6re ero6ert. Seltli6
oeS Gorfes 0lgrinob murocn ctpa
800 @efangene gemd1t. @enGb mci.
terer 9cri6te crobertc oie g(rmec oes
@en. 2etdibfp i'm 2olie oon aGm-
pfeu no5c Fedeni5on peiiIi6 bon
aolomco 7 @eibibe ilno 4 grobfG.
itcn.~
&tolienii6er @eri6t.
9ionL 3. SUM bia 2onoon.- Ger