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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
Constipation and Indigestion.

81 have used Chamberlain :
Tablets and mustCay they are the
best | have ever 0Scd for consti-
patton and indigestion. My wife
also used them for indigestion
and they did her gOod.' writes
Eugene S. KNIGHT. Wilmington,
N. c. Obtainahlc everywhere.
(Adeertisement)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
Saturday the 18th day of
February. 1916.

between legal sale hours, at the
front door OF the Parish Court
House in the City of New Iberi
the property belonging to th@
above said Succession. and aes}
cribcd as follows. to-wit:
1st. The South half Of thai
certain property partitioncd By
act passed by C. m. Compton
Notary Public. Dee. 18th. 41a
under a judgment Of Court REM
dcrcd in the suit of !. ID. Wallet
Administrator VS.. Pierre Jcar1
Louis Of the Civil District Copo
Of iberia Parish. which
South half contains thirty-ss
and one-half CT 1-2) arpeAly
more or less. bounded North 81.
North half Of the said partitioned
land. being lot ! Of said partition
on the South by Octave Castillo
and Edward Dominique Road on
the East by Gustave Noel and
Antoine Gonsoulin. and on TIL
West bv Joassin Hon0re. Bein
lot No. 2 Of said act Of partition
said land being in the Pa1frh d
Iberia. La. from said tfaS h n
served one and a half arpents O.
land and the residence situate4
thereon. the said reserved land "
have its Northern boundary lin
Immediately in front Of the resi
dence thereon and measured fron
said line one and half arpent
End. A certain tract of 1au1
together with all the building
and improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging, situated
Fansse Pointe, iberia Paris6. L. i
containing twenty COY arpenA3
and being bounded North bv ~
gar Domininc. South by estate =
Louis Castillo. East nv Octav
Castillo and West by Edgaq Dor
Unique.
JOHN D. WALLET.
Administrator
Cammack & Broussard. Attys.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
NOTICE.

All gxArsons having claims against the
Parish of iberia will please file same
with the Secretly of the Police Jurv
on or before the first day of February ',
1915, that thew may be examined and re
ported upon by the Finance Committee
at the next regular meeting.
Bills not filed in accordance with this
notice. will not be acted upon by the Po-
lice Jury.
J, WOFTORD SANDERS, Pre-.
w. L. BURKE. SectY.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
NOTICE.

New iberia, La. Jan. 18th. 1916.
Notice is hereby given, that from an
after this date. all orders for supplies for
the Parish Of Iberia must bear the ap-
prevail of a member of the purchasn.,
committee; all persons are warned not
to fill orders not bearing such approval
Invoices for all Parish purchases must
be promptly forwarded to the Secretary
of the Police Jury.
J. WOFFORD SANDERS, Pres.
w. L. BURKE, Secty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
VIRGINIA GIRL
Gained Is Pounds By Taking Vino

Gained Is Pounds By Taking vinol
Norfolk, Va suffered from ner-
vousnses, had no appetite and was very
thin. Nothing took seemed TO help me
entil one daya friend told me about vinol.
I haye now taken six bottles and have
asined fifteen pounds: have . good APP
netite and can eat anything. "-MArTIE
bEnuNc, Norfolk, Va.
Vinol 10 Q delicious cod liver and iron
<onic without oil, . constitutional remedy
which creates IN appetite, aids digestion
,snd makes pure healthy blood Try Il
a Cur guASoneoA
Jno. b. Taylor { Bro, Druggists,
New iberia, Il.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
Succession Sale.
Succession of Paul Ecorssard,
Deceased. 10. lull

18Th .'ud. Dist. Court Of Loulsi VIA.
Parish Of iberia.
Rv virtue Of commission Isl
sued unto me, the undersigned
Administl ator out Of the above
said Court, under an order grant
ed Oh the 9th day of January,
1916,
There will be sold by the under1
signed Administrator or a duly
authorized Public Auctioneer,s
FOR CASH (for the purpose Of
realizing funds to pay debts Of the
above said Succcssion) at Public
Auction to the last and highest
bidder ON
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15

It is reported that a young woman in
France married her sweetheart, who was
an officer in the French army, by proxy,
but learned that he had been killed a few
days before the proxy ceremony was per
formed; SO while she had really married
dead man, the authorities decided she
was entitled to widows pension, which
will be paid her. Many other poor
women would doubtless be better off if
thew had married dead men.-Morgan
Citv Bulletin
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
New iberia Testimony Remains I'm
ahAkeu

Tide is the best test Of tn Jh. Here
= /1beria story that has stood the
4est oil time It is story with a point
which will lone straight home to manv
Of us.
Mrs. David Hayes, 80 E. Main Stree
New Iberia. says: Zone of my family
I'D hard work and received q st,aine l
- while lifting. It affected the kid
peyb and brought . constant. dull ache
nes6ss them. The least strain made the
trouble worse. The patient was restless
md nervous and couldn't lie still long.
Too frequent passages Of the kidney
1ecretons were annoying, also. Doan's
fnev Pills, procured At Taylor's drug
did 4 world of good" statement
EivsR June 4, 1908,
More than five years later, Mrs. Hayes
hid: "Doan's Kidney Pills are still used
eccasionally in our family when there is
EAspuble with the kidneys. They never
III to give quick relieg."
ice Soc, at all dealers. Don't simply
Dfor kidney remedy-eet Doan's
dney Pills-the same that Mrs. HAYES
nas twice publicly recommended. Fos-
pr Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, NJ Y.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
DINE SAY WE AXE "UNPREPARED.
y WHAT HAVE THEY DONE WITH
THE MONEY? AND WHAT
WILL THEY DO WITH
THE BILLION THEY
WANT2

1erring tfteeE years before the Span
MIA merlcan war. annual appropriations
Tor tie navy ranged from $l4 UOO, 600 te
&30.OO0000, and Tor the army approx
mate.y SIS ,oO0,0OJ, averaging for both
less than $50,O00O00.
In 1883 our appropriation for the navy
was 1903 $50; in 1890, approximately
$ZUfO0,0OO; in 1914, S14O,0oO,oOo: Cur
prescn. appropriations for army and
navy combined are about $Z40.O00O0O.
And the estimates for 1916 VIII double
that
During the year 1912. our entire rev
enu.. not including postal receipts.
amounted to S702. 100000 Of this we
expended S654,000000 to defray the en-
tire expense of the government; but
S444 900 600. or 6788 per cent was paid
for war and on account Of war.
While, Just before the outbreak Of the
present European war Germany was
spending S. per cent Of her revenues for
A& A. and on account Of var; Japan, As
Per cent; Great Britain, 81 per cent and
France 35 Per cent We were spending
more than all the miiitarist countries,
and vet we are unprepared!
Our army at this time contained o.
40 men; navy 52,757 men. German
army, $4,000 men; navy 66783 men.
Japan: Army, Z50,00O men; navy, 81, 1854
-aaolUEitn a reserve naval force Of la
600 mer. Great Britain: Army, 254,-
500 men, navy, 1877 500 men. France:
Army, 10000 men; navy 60,621.
Great Britan's revenue was greater
than ours by nearly 3Oo,o00,Ooo. but our
expenses for war and on account OF war
was more than $1O0,O00C00 greater than
hers. But her army and navy in the ag-
gregate was four times as great as ours
Germans revenue exceeded ours by $780,
O0O.OOO, but our expenses for war and On
account of wars exceed hers by more
Il han $50,000,00O, yet her army is more
en eight times as large as ours.
The revenue of France is more than
$233,O00, 100000 greater than ours, but
our expenses for war and on account of
wars is nearly S15O,O0O,OOO more than
hers, notwithstanding her army is eight
times as large as ours and her navy ex-
e. ours by 10000 men. @
Although our revenue is nearly two
and one-half times that of Japan, yet her
army is nearly three times as large as 4
ours, with naval force nearly four times
the size of ours, yet our expenses for war
and on account of wars is more than
hree and one-half times that of hers
yAnd now they want billion more to
dump in the same hole! We must be
prepared !-Exchange.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
SHERIFF SALE
FELIX PATOUT
vs..
MRS. AMY MARTIN, WIDOW
THEODULE MARTIN, EFT AIS.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia, 18Th
Judicial District Court.

Notice is hereby given that BY virtue
of an order Of seizure and sale issued out
OF the above entitled and numbered cause,
and to me directed, l, Geo Henderson,
Sheriff, through J. F. Breanx, Deputy
Sheriff, duly sworn and qualified in and
for the Parish of Iberia. La, have seized
and will offer for sale and will sell at
Public Auction to the last and highest
bidfer FOR CASH. at the front door Of
the Court Honse in the City of New Iberia.
la between legal sale horis on.
SATURDAY. FEB 18th. A. ID. 1916.
the following described property. to- wit:
certain tarct of land with The build
Tags and improvements thereon and here
unto be- ougiug, and ali appurtenances
thereof. situated OF Petite Ause. in said
Parish aud State. containing and measur-
lungThirty two (32l superficial arpents
bonded North by Romauld Theriot.
south by Jim Segnra. asst nv Gustave
flscide. ana West by Mnril David. being
tn" SINE property acqni~ea from Theo-
rhiia David and Of record in Mortgage
Book Z at folio $50.
To paw and satisfy n. sun of Five
Hundred $500 pcllers with per cent
int erest p.r anunm from November 25th
1913 end 10 per cent Attorneys fees on
the nriucipai and interest and all costs Of
IT, proceedings
Gwen officially thae s'h day of January
A. p. 1916.
GEO. JEFFERSON, Sheriff.
per J. F. Breaux, by. Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15

a man who was recently paroled from
hs state penitentiary reported his pres
Dace in New Orleans to the police Fri
Pay, in order to enjoy his tap unm olest-
=. and the intelligent policeman prompt
locked him up as dangerous and
aspic3cus character. Moreover, one of
y Orleans daily newspapers
RAISED the policeman for making an i'm
Portant capture.-Lake Charles Ameri-
ban- Press.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
II. S. SEALY, Mayor.
l.. F.. NILLERNI\ elk

bonds shall each be for the sur
Of Twelve Dollars and FIT,
Cents ($12.50) Except coupon
No. !, which shall be for on,
year s interest, and payable Jan
uary !, \. D.. 1917. to-wit: Til,
sum Of Twenty Five Dollar,
($25. 00.00.9
See. 3. That for the purpose
of paying the installment> of IN
terest and principal Of said bonds
as the same shall become payable
there shall be annually levied and
collected in each Of the years 1916
to 1928, both inclusive, the full
ten (l0) mill tax authorized by
Article 232 Of the Consultation
Of the State Of Louisiana, and
there is hereby set aside, approp-
rated and dedicated out Of the
taxes TO be collected iii the years
1916 to 1879. inclusive, two and
onc-haIf = - mills 81 said full
ten Q0) m!J tax, authorized TO
be levied by the Constitution, or
so much thereof as shah ne Sutli-
Gent. but IN no event. less than
such amount as VIII be sufficient
10 pay the miscellaneous Of inter
est and principal Of said bonds
as the same respectively become
due and payable as provided by
this ordinance; the Board OF
Trustees Of sand City having in
Vestigated and found that the
statutory and ordinary charges
Of said City. after deiucting the
three (3) mill school tax and all
prior declarations Of any portion
Of the said ten (10) mill tax can
be paid and met from the re
malnder CT the said tax which is
not hereby appropriated and ded-
lcated; and after making proyi- |
sion for the payment Of all stat
'ltory and ordinary charges, the
three (3) mill school tax and prior
the said residue of |
the said ten 10) mill tax remains |
and is available and sufficient for
said purpose herein. The ap-
preparation and dedication Of the
avails Of the residue of the said !
ten QO) mill tax shall continue
and be inforce for the term of
zen (10) years from the date of
he adoption of this ordinance and
he tax provided for hereby shall
)e set aside and used only for the
purpose of paying the installments
II interest and principal of the
ponds authorized to be issued by
his ordinance.
That the amounts necessary to
Jay the lnstallments of principal
nd to pay the interest as they
respectively become due, are as
Ollows:
Year Principal Interest
,anary /, 1917 $500 $1,SOo.o01
ulv l, 1917 $3.50
anuary l 1918 ..$3,5OO S12.5OI
uly l, 1918 1880
anuary l. 1919 .$3,5OO 725.OO
uly L. 1919 637 so
anuary 1, 1920 $4,000 $3.50
uly l, 1920 $4,000
anuary l, 1921 $500 $4,000
uly l, 1921 1852 so
anuary l. 1922 $500 462. so
uly /, 1922 $1,000
l. 1923 $4,000 $500
uly l. 1923 2S7 so !
anuary 1, 1924 $4,000 $3.50 A,
uly l, 1924 10000 /
anuary /. 1925 $4,000 10000
uly l, 1925 10000 !
l, 1926 $4,000 10000 :
Sec. 6. This Ordinance shall !
Ike effect Immediately upon it's !.
'omulgation.
H. S. SEALY. :
ayor. City Of New iberia. La.
L. F. VILLERMIN,
ERIK of City of New Iberia, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15
semi-annually on the first day of

semi-annually on the first day of
Jul y and of january Of each year,
Except the first coupon, which
shall be for one years interest
and payable January /, 1910
shall bear date the first day Of
January. 1916, shall be OF the
denomination Of Five Hundred
Dollars $500 each, shall be num-
bered one to seNenty-tWo (l-12)
inclusive, and shall, mature
their consecutive order. seven O.
bonds annually on The first day
Of january III each of the years
1917 to 1924. inclusive. and eight
(e) bonds annually on the first
day Of january in each Of the
years 1929 and 1926,
See. ,. That said bonds and
the interest coupons thereto at
tached with the necessary yaria
lions 10 show the different num-
bcrs and maturities shall be in
substantially The following form:
United States Of America, State
Of Louisiana. City of
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
Sine pOIIitanSiae gleuiIiOn.

9lui @rlnO elmer Gntoedimg ei-
nes anqc6liden 5c6lbeiroges i'm 8ii-
reou oes iriibcren glftuars oes 8e-
sirfsacrid)ts @iQiom Ml Carton be.
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mcnt Der ltaatli9cn Nepiiions.9ebor.
Sc cine giuiiAt in oie Gednungs-
bidder Scr giireoii.glcrts Oes @e.
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doc. pic tie aeipo6nlid genidB Der
4fhd)tcn Der Staots9icbiiions-9c.
boroc nit ocn 9a1crn irgeno zines
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0aB Die icbt i'm gc5irfSgeridjt por.
gcbcnoe Ncpiiion bloB porocuonuen
miro. Inn Dem 9nbliflm 81 bcueiIcn,
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rdbi nidbt fiIr politiihc 3medc ooer
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tcrnomtncn murDc. oic Oos 9iireou
controliric UdbrenO Der Sabre, oic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
sedls NiOnatr O5efanqnis

Der gleeer @corgc 2li6bD wnroe
acitcri bon 9iidtar @odoro in Scr
nittIereu @oli5ciitctiou aif feds
Wlouate no1 Dem Gei6ngniB ecimot,
neil CT ieinen 6rcnno, oeu 9lcgcr
@m. 9errp nit cinenl D}elier an
6olie nidt m6eoenflid pcrlebt bate,
gli6bn mo1te Dem 9iidter cr5dblen
OoB CT uno garrD MIR oeipiclt bdtten.
Der 2eBtcre madtc a6cr oen 9li6ter
oaroui ailimerfiaH 0aB or eS ais
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ans oeu brittcn 5todmcrf zines
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a6er nit einem @leiier 81 Ocrlcben
iei Elm gon8 rober g(ft. Der 9fidter
wor auiHeiucno oeriel6en Wleinuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

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croc6en. oGie 9uhorlderfnnit mo
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bis 1910. Sn glgrom etiHciut elm
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Dic Lchtcn GIlrfn.

9ui Dem gruio 9lioac3rie06oic
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cine ioIhc pom gircftornm ors
oa0acmcihcu Geutideu @aiienbali.
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bobriuhtrdger aa6en Die iolaenoen
@erren BET @eritorbeneu bic legtc
Gbre @cn. T6omos &. S6rpod, Gr
2IrtNr See 9ropnc $. S. So6eI-
man @eorac n @illis. 81 Nl.
Sand, goitis Siam 2igauno Sam
Sacob aleiu 81. 8illiam %. Sab.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
rSdfer arunfcn ltuteritiituuss-
@crein gfr. g."

SSn r9liiiicps SaQe" an Scr 9lorO-
Sreocrid. .StroBe bielt geiierl 9lbeno
DER Bidder aranfen-llnteritiiBungs
8ereiu glr. 81 ieinc monotli6e Ser.
ianmllng untcr ocm %orlib bon
@rdiioent Sobn gleubaus. ScfrctGr
GOuaro @ortbolmac protofoairte
9lod @rlcoiolng ser laufenoen @e-
iddite wurocn 3wei neue @litglieoer
8ur 9luina6mc borgei4logcn. Ser
idieocne cingcgangenc @inlaoimgen
UurOen angcnommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
sSStIider strafen6a6n.lInfaII.

9lls geitern 9ladmittag gegen A
ll6r an Der arcu5ung scr Suutius.
ton.9lpenue uno %. StraBe cil
StraBeubobnpoggon Scr Electric
@orf.2inie" nit einem @3il6pagcu
Der oGitD 1airo SO" colioirtc, wir.
sc ser 13 Sabre olte g2egerfna6c
Charles 9ompion BON 91r. ia, g..
Centres .StraBe, Ser nuf Dem 8oeen
itnuo, bon Dem @ef16rt gei1leuoert
iino erlitt 10 ihpere Gerlebrngen,
oaB er orei 5hinoen ipdter in Dem
WlarpIdnocr General SoipitaI ous
Dem 2eben idieo.
Die Shrlo an ocr Goliiion lit an
gcblib Dem 2enfer ocs D2il6wagens,
Dem gleeer Sobn Morgan 5r5uidrci-
ben, gr fi6r augebli6 imerportct
bon Der 2S. StraBe aus iiber oie sc.
leiie, po6ei cr BON Dem StraBen6a1n-
woggon getrofien puroc. Ger ana6c
iicl 5piiden oen @1ildmo1cn imo
StraBenba5npog9on. gr crlitt
GnetiBuneen ilno glbihiiriingen am
galt3en S{6rper. Sn einem borbci-
fo6renocn gllitomobil ipilroe er nod
Dem SoIpital ee6rodt no er ober
baIo oas 9eiuuBtiein berlor imo orci
Sttlnoen ipdter itarb. Ger Coroner
bonn peitliden Tiitrift miro cine
llnterinduug oniieaen.
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gScm &onOon, 16. Scpt ,Srall
9lnnic g2. 6oipc, Die ein3ioe Sdiuc.
tier ocS ErGiiocntcn @ooorolp ggil.
Jon, lit beutc 0}orgen unl GAO ll6r
entidloicu. Sic 9todridt purOc 10.
fort ocm in ieinem Sonimer6eim in
Sbaoop Sopr iid oufboltcnocnBr1.
iioenten ii6ernittelt.
Die @eritor6ene uar felt einer $50
die idmer an 9oudieQentjiinouna in
i6ren 9lportcmcnts in einem 6ieligen
Sotel erfronft morouf %rdIioent
@ilion an i6re Seite elite Srou
Solpe mar 6ereits 70 ldmo1, DAB iis
0cn SruOer nidt erfonnte, wcSpeqen
or wieoer na6 S6ooolu 2oipn 5uriid.
fe6rte. 9lm Ster6eloger befono ldj
SRI N}argoret g2iliou i6re 02i6tl
uuo Eo9ter oes HrGiioenten, pelde
iid felt Dem frii6en CONNER nit i6r
bier oui6ielt, ioiuie ole bcioen S064
ne Der Terltorbenen George un0g9il.
Jon Sope, iuO Oie Sodter, 5rai
Gotbram, bon Ybilooelpbia.
@tlfon erY9 iittert.
&ong 8ron6, 16. September,
BrdiiOent @ilioa mar tief crI9iit.
teri, ais ibm Die 9la6ridt bon Dem
9lbIebet ieiner Sdpeiter mitoetbeiIt
wurOe. glo9 oen lesten gta6ridten
iiber i6r 9eiinoen latte er errpartet,
oaB ie ent1peoer Die aranfbcit, iiber-
ltcben ooer nod me5rere Gage leben
wiirOe.
Ger @raiioent bcobii6tigt, ser
9eiieBing ser iterbiDen gieiic ieiner
S6peiter in Columbia, S..G. no
and i6r @otte inS me6rcrr auocrc
@fcoer Der 6amilie beeroi9t iino,
6ei5lnuo6ncn. Gr miro nor9cn gao6.
uittog bier a6iabrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
@uraOe Der Stnuts .Nlili3.

Sm 6eloloeer bei 2alircl fiuoet
6eute groBe Barooe ocs bierten N3a-
rplduoer @lili5-9legumentes Itatt, uno
man crtportet oa6cr Diele 9eiuder.
S6on gGiiern eri6ienen 8ablrei6c
@dite i'm 5elOlager. Gum eroBen
2eioweieu ser Solooten lit Der 3abl-
ueiitcr BON Dem rabeu g9oi6ington
init Der 2o6nuno fiir Oen @lonot
gluouit nod immcr nidt Oageweien
uno Die 9eiuder iinO ooppclt mil.
fonmcn ipenn lie flcine &aGete init
GBmaoren imo onocrer fliiiiiger 9ta6.
RING mit6ringen. gesolei1en limo
ueuc Soien ie6r bcuot6iot, oa Der 9fe-
gimentslhnciocr fron50iiAen ql6-
ibieo gcuomncn bo6en ioa iuo oic
5erriiieneu Soien 6ei Dem tii6len @ct.
Ter mcnie 59ub ge9ea oen Sbnupien
gcpdbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
9lliuima @risluOlO.

Seilte Oaobnlittog Inn 2 ll6r fin-
oct auf Dem nCoflamn.8rico6ofe" ole
@eiicblna Der am 6reitag i'm 76.
Sebensia6r geitor6enen 9[lDiua @ris.
polo pom Ermierbouie, glr. 3701,
5ernpooo-9lOenue, ans itatt @ielc
gieIe 6relinOe unO @efonnte perOcn
Der @ereiuieten, melde es berItanoen
bate, iidb ourd 2ic6ensmiiroigfeit
einen groBeH S5relnoesfreis 81 en-
iperben, ons lebtc @eleit aeben.