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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
HODGES PARK

Bro. Edltor: We wish to
speak through the paper TO the
w. 4. i II societies of the bit.
Olive baptitt Distinct.
The iime is ne.r approaching
that each local auxiliary OF the
W. 4. ssd M. are asked to send
something Tor education And
this department siould lie re-
menber.d by the 5 SIS. and Il
7. r. Us. Each auxiliary is
rstaested TO send something for
this work. Ny deass. this prcb-
lem lie up 10 us and since we have
lost the Livingston buiIdtrg We
need 10 apply ourselves to lsbor
and prayer and &c, together Tor
the purpose Of bu,ldings up aud
isyisg plass in a Systematic way
to DO something Let US net lay
dosmsat en this matter but be
isteresled. wake up and stir as
aever before. II has been said
ths. the Livingston School was a
tailu,e: bat nc know that there
Is spposision and competition in
ws'k 81 every kind. but let Us
not Sight sgsips, ourselves and
oar best interest. Tor as race We
are ssssesstui. but let ss work To
esssisss ssceessipi. What do
We ssss ies Encouragement We
asvs she perseverance, TO do
thises aad the endurance to last.
asa that Is shat wins.
We Get our lessons Tor the iu-
tufs ifea the records OF the past.
We have sueceeded end can sue
csed sgsis. Let's send some-
thing 10 the convession 10 June
Ter shs sdssationai treasury end
reHenbss that Centssl:a holds the
District bsraef sf the w. 4. and
~. and II ws eoniinue TO lae ,hsy
Win held IL two years longer So
lie. IS get to vsrk that we can be
on rsessd ssd send something
each qusrter - We can be in the
race BY the aext annual setting.
Whea We fsii each quarter and
expect 10 reach the goal. in the
assusi nscsing we can't succeed.
Let us pray that the s. S. and
d. Y. r. u. Convention will be a
success and come prepared for
dress parade, ~hiie Tor purity.
Yeurs 10 the work.
N ]. Blake. Pres. w. 4. & NJ.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

time is fast approaching for the
Mt. Olive Baptist Convention OF
Southern Ill. to convene at Car
bondale, June FL. 1916.
1t is hoped that each Sunday
School will be we'll represented
and also send the proper repres-
entation fees. ard see that arrears
arc paid a few have already done
this.
Every delegate should come
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

the delegates to the chairman OF
committee on program. Miss Ann
Lyde Thomas, 45z w. cole St.
Duquoin. H., as soon as possible
Dennis Farrow, President.
Ollie Lawton. Cor. Secretary
r. r. d. No. 1. Cairo. III.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
Card of Thanks.


1t is with deep gratitude that
we tender our heartfelt thanks to
the citizen MS and irisrcs Ct JeIps.
and. Metropolis for their love and
sympathy shown Us in the illness
and death OF orr husband, father
and brother. George Bradley.
Your kindness and words OF COM
tort shall always remain in our
minds and hearts. We also thank
our many friends for the beautiful
flowers and also the Mssons and
Eastern Star fot their kindness.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
CoIored Peoples Progress.

A new race history. soon to be plac-
ed on the market at Sl.50. publishers,
Austin j enkins Co., Washington. d.
c., Warder Building, are now placing
agents. Anyone wanting to secure
the agency may obtain fine prospec-
tus FREE for Is cents in postage.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26


prepared to take part in the grand
parade which is being planned as
a part Of the program for fhis
session. Those participating viii.
be expected to weai white appar-
ell.
This paraae is a new feature.
and we hope to make it success
by having all members enter en-
Enthusiastically into the spirit OF it
The president urges that every
Sunday School send the names OF
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26
NOTICE.

To The Members OF The Mount
Olive Baptist S S. Convent
ion.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

Dear Co-workers: / wish 10
remind ycu OF the fac, that the
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-26

Should the cloud OF sorrow ovs.s
shadow you in such distress, Va
stand willing and ready 10 assist
you. May the blessings OF God
abide with you ell.
Laura Bradley, wife.
Adelbert Bradley.
Harrison Bradley.
Jesse Bradley
Anbus bradley. sens
Ollie Eaker,
Blossom bradley. daughters, 's~i
James Bardley, brother.
pcra bradley, sisssss
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-27
Notice For Publication

Department of the Interior, 4.
S. Land Office, Las Cruces. n
NJ. September %, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that
Hancey S. Black, Of Columbus
n. NJ. who on August 5, 1911.
made homestead entry No.
O45S7. for NlgNE4; SE4NEii
section 81, township
81 S, r g w. n NJ p Meridian.
has filed notice of intention to
make final five year proof to es-
tablish claim to the land above
described, before w. c. Hoover.
u. S. Commissioner at Colum
bus, N. NJ. on the 10Th day of
November, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses :
Charles G.. Mayfeld, of Waterloo
n. NJ. William T. Dixon, Al
White and Seymoure c. Pierce.
all of Columbus, N. M.
John l.. Burnside, Register
Oct. 6-Nov. 3
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-27

MOST OF us take things very sert
ously." yes" replied Miss Cayenne.
And Il ia largely due to Incidence IN
order to seem serious It Is necessary
only to- manage your facial express
sion. but Il takes a great deal OF
time. none and ingenuity TO be truly
frivolous. Exchange.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-27
Not what He Wanted.

had taken my little nephew 10 a
restaurant for dinner. When the waiter
put the menu down In front OF him.
be picked il IN ma hzSsksI ifAShcl 70
him. politely, We don't want any.
thing TO read, thank you, we want
something 10 eat."-Chicago Tribune
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-27
Ideal Combination.

May both races forgive us said
the California philosopher vet n the
lnrds af Karma grant us our viii We
shalt in our mex incarnation be- halt
Irish and half Hebrew For the Irish
man ia happy "a long "a he has a dol
lar. and the Hebrew always has H.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-27
Homestead Notice
L. =, Land Office, Las Cruc,
Al G.,t a. IuIt

IS. NJ, Sept. Il, 1916,
Notice is Hereby Given that WllliaW
II. Parry, OF Columbus, n, M,
who on March p. 1912, made home.
stead entry No. O6SGS for Lots 3 aud {
$. Z n. W. /, Sec. I, Township y : .
Range ! w, n NJ + Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make final three
yaer proof, to establish claim To tho
land above described, before W. G.,
Hoover, L. =. Commissioner, al
Columbus, y. NJ. on the 2Sth DAY of
October. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses
John kaltenmayer, of Columbus
y. NJ: George Farrah, of Columbus
y Nj. Arthur T.. Taylor, OF Coiumhu,
y, NJ James Il. poN, vt toluw
bus, y VI,
IDHN l.. BURNSIDE.
Registrar
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-27
consIdosnss Statesman.

"Of course you have your own ideas
about what tho government ought to
do in a crisis" Yes. But I'm not
saying anything. Maybe the govern.
ment will have to act so promptly
there won't be time to listen to all the
speeches | could make on the sub.
3ect ' Washington Star.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-27

Bury a small piece OF beefsteak close
to the roots, or lay a piece OF raw po-
tato on the surface Of the ground lear
the roots. II there are worms around
the roots, they will come to the meat
or potato to eat, and may be easily
removed.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-27
.lBy Guthrie SMITH

,.'s.r.
"1"'''o""' ""l d" ~ 90
'""pa's" p",''ss Sp."" a.
"''"''E ~ ..N. '''''- '"' t'S
sO''v'' .'. ."' ..l"'' 49,.
'- 1"u ''.." ",.N =, '.
ma I've N"'"'"'F S''- ..'
"e', poo. "'c''"s ""' wv" "'.u
-v i~'vF"''''"" ""''-". "1N
SIS any '"'"E '"e d ""''
Perhaps the o rAlIaofulhdEs
meetings that have been held all the
circumstances considered, "yrr nose
Al Ration while the northern New Mex.
co lair was IN progress To begin
With Ration Is a Democratic town
aahhot De expected 10 s"o" any s''o'
'htnasi"S" over '"' pr. .",' o' nl
Ruoicah c~aNu'u"'es. Inc Jay 'u' ~
puu'Ie"H O~auu'ua'tS a'''''u RAJ" u.H"'
aiming al ~ V'o'N III '"' '"o "'"e
ina continued un't a''eI Z" '"'
evening. ~ u'b"''a" '". s.'~
we're an "."" a olE ""N' 'oNN W.
oelhg STAGED al tue same 'lI"t y"
."e''lhss we're Oe'"A u''H N> d 'u',N.
counter "l'I'''."" a "'".''" P''."'
'uealTt Was o'''''"s nav "'t"' q
.'"l FEATURE '''' i' ""''" ""' VI ."S
.'u4' popLlaI OF '", MOVIES "''''s'''
Was 0'ditI's J." sl''' OF All ."'S' vi"
.a'o'Aolr 'oHu'''"'S 'i' ut',''"e /"
EAST Ra,oh, Tor l"v spanish American
voters broushl oul d eIo"d WHO"
packed lht haIl NOM o. n"Isu".'
'ahulaale ioI governor mace 'hr '"''.
ADDRESS ne was Iot'o"'G ul '""'
A. HuOpelI' candidate lot '"' S''"'
WINE the closing address, was "'"""
oy behlsho I. HERNANDEZ Nahu'"'.'
'or repreSeh'"'l'" IN NohsI,ss Al
made in spanisb
The other meeting was held in the
Princess theatre and the auditorium
was more than t~wo-thirds filled. IL
was said that this meeting was a rec.
ord breaker both Iu attendance al
enthusiasm. when held under suyu q
aombination Of adverse circumstances
At this meeting also. uursum mad the
opening address. He spUk. without
an interpreter here, setting forth mis-
policies as to roads and schools,
which are everywhere finding hearty
approval from the people.
.,u u
"
Clarence b. Miller, member Of Con.
gTess IRON the Duluth, MINI, district,
made al exceptionally strong speech
lie was among the CampdI-ners who
helped to roll up the Republican ma.
I~orities In Maine, has assisted In many
ylher states anu appr"Itu AGAIN ID
D"ulhs me 'a'ter par oI '"e M,sN'
ne Is one OF a DrHI!ahl sa'aAy OF Ue'
.r9IICah peaNe VINO are giving Ne"
MEXICO IAe S~'IohsesI on ma
''o"al issues ID us history ar. VI T.
.I declared "I'HouI reservation lAa'
LluEhes WIN De lHe ueNl resident
mat lHe next mouse VIII De iNtpu'I
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-27
NEW MEXICO
STATE NEWS


.~,t,,,n
wv
'''"' '''""
% open I'e' '''H"' w ''''
Ne" Mexico "p'u'' ''' 10
Frank s'taham, a rancher u''"t
near Ulcnila. was shot u BILLED
Twelve cans OF trout tgy we've LET,
r SAINT, F, p, the United States fish
car
7,, .b,,I ,,r.us of D.,r, count,
81 cain ot oG. o,rr lasl|
-
plars are under way a, Clovis to
tho erection OF a $4,000 high school
buildinp
no, n G~olaprbrrg of TucumCar
90 or,c,oI Grand purb Priest at III,
- 49,, v,s,,. AZ tho Las Vega.
n,..,trr
,,,r, and Horse
10. NV 49,, 49,. a,r.sd that
'..'" 1,'n,, 90, rars of it,
rn. .urn,ng With gravel ct tn
,,m.po Real leading south from
Ration is steadily progressing ana
soon viii be- completed TO the 'niee
mile hill.
In d bulletin issued by the STATE
Department ot Education and sent U,
educators aI' over tue S''.,. So
''E's' Is "'" "" '"'
. HAlla|h|lh l lA Nh' a'NN''r.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-10-27
NORTHEASTERN PART
or STATE PROMISES
MAJORITIES FOR THE
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
MUo, RAIN AND ROTTEN ROADS
PROVE WEAK MEM S
AGAINST ENTHUSIASM or
PEOPLE OF COLFAS,
MORA AND UNION
COUNTIES.
RATION MEETINGS PROVE
NOTABLY SUCCESSFUL

5ursum's MaJorities Climb steadily IN
Opinion Of Shrewd Political OBJ.
servers Wagner Outlines
His School Policies,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03
MInn ernaNae ata nsaIsllaOre 0orrsipOastMl. .

3luci Ocr ar0Btelr Nrriic6crin9S-
@clelliboiirl NcSSVanScS ipcrOcn ar.
aefi6rt Ucil ito Sic 9luIri6e bcoini.
iiiatcn
Nic GaHpaanc gcgen Die slnleibe
foitcte ctrn $4,000, mclhe ilt Sib.
icriptionen ban ll}itglicOcrn ocr @c-
ieaihoit ruo 6rcnnoen beigciteuert
muroeu udGreno ctpd $1,000 IN
Observation-Disclosures coIIcttirt irnr.
Oeu. Iey Ncrinf iii9t Din5il.
~nGie 3iaots5chtna ser .Se'
rolo," Oas 1catidc SorruaI" iuO
oie &eari'icbeu Slattcr balfeu in
ibotfr1itiacr S9eiie bel scr Tubli5i.
tdtS.Gonpumc. Me Oclitidcn sc.
icllicbaitcn bon Niap 9orf bielicu
SiBmgcn o6 poiiirten mc6rcrc nc.
icbliiiic NM Oontit borte cS adf.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03
gcbcnsmiiSc glcacriu.

Sennie @no0is, cinc in 9fr. 23i
&ineitraBc, luobn0oite 9leeerin lpltr.
DC 9eItern @lorgeil nod ocm aN}oru.
ldnOcr llniperiitdts Noipitol" gc.
brodt. Sait ocm 9cricbt Ger @oli-
5ei tronf iie cine GoiiS Gorbolioirc,
y'o6ocm oie 9ter5tc cn @cgcumittcI
an ocr ScbcnSniiocn ouguponot Bot.
ten moatc Sennic Oos SoipitoI Der.
lolien Sic miiBte NIT @clpalt feit'
ea8alten iper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03

no oic aricosmoteriol Snouitrie
i6ren Git bat lmO i6rcu @inihiB
auSii6t berridt Froipcritdt.
Gricg Bat oi6 in 9lmcrifo Niles
aus Dem gepo6uten @eleiie &C.
iporfen. Giieuba6nen f0mcn
faum oen 6radtocrfe6r bclpGIti-
0en.
user iid] 6eucr iibcr Dic Sugc bon
SonOel unO SnOuitrie IN ocn Ser.
Stooten erfimoigt, Scr l0uit @efa9r,
BON ueribieoenen Seiten ebcnio piele
periHicoene qlntmortcn 81 cr6olten.
lluo 0oS merfluiirOigc on6ci lit: iie
o0e mogen I'M Gccbt icin 0ie 6rogc
lit in ser Chat nibt 10 flipp luio tlur
5u beanhuorten. Ger g9obrDeit an
uGditen Oiirften mir fommcn menn
mir iogen: 0n, NO sic 9riegsmdte.
riolsSnouitric ibrcn Sit bot lmO
i6ren @tnfluB ouSibt, berrid)t Fro.
lperitdt. 9llio nomentlib bier I'M
Often Sm iibrigen o6cr bat Sonocl
mO @onOel in Oieienl ioe6cu obgcr
loufcuen Sabre nod ihper Nornicoer
aclegcn mo itodt sum S6cil nod
bcute, lpcnn onh ol5ucrfcnncu 1T,
9oB iitb in pielcn 9e5ic1im9cn be.
reitS beoclItcuOe 9ciicrinG bcncrtbar
inoHt.
llnicrc liicbtS-olS-Nptiniiitcn wd'
len pml 9epciic fiir Die geuoItigc
@roiperitdt BON SonoeI unO Snois
itrie I'M 9anoe oIi bic geraoe5li lmcrs
bortc SonoelS6ilan3 5lt inieren Sun.
item bin. IS lit wobr, OaB Oieie iiir
bic crltcn II Aionutc 1915 iiir
Gc5cn6er Iicgcn oic 3iiicrn nod
iiht Dor bic Gieienilume bon
$t5SS, ,32L697 Daritcllte, gcgen rur
$193, ,260,tS2 in 1914 ino $6i2,.
25t,75 in 1913. Gle gnlSil6r be-
'truQ $3,t9S, ,26S.272, oie GinnIbr
\ ,$f6i4,9l3,575. Gbcnio pobr lit IS
ober onb, OnB Oicier toloiiolc lleber'
iduB Der gluShlbr iiber oie @inilIbr
in Ser Nouptiode ouf odS Gonto oeS
elrop1iidcll @0lterfrieaes Sll icBeN
lit mli Den ourd ion 6eoinoteu idJar.
fen 9liidgona Der @iniu6r uno oic
riciiac Geridiitlmg bon 9ricgsmate.
rial al Oie g(aiirten. Dad elmer
lc6rrcideu 3uiommemtellmg amt
Iider 3iiicrn bic iidb oiii Die 0lonate
September bis g(ugult 6c3iebeu bat
lid Oie glusfbr bon &riegsnloterial
aus sen Scr. Stuotcn in scr 3eit bonn
L. September 1914 bis 5nm 81 9lu-
quit 1915 gegcn Oieieniae in ser @e.
riooc September 1913 9Iu9uit
1914 ocroOc5u ocr6reiiadt, nduIic6
bon $5Q5.31S.t32 uif $L5t5,542,-
I3O. limo mi leBten Serblt bat Die
ci9cntlide 0o9fhlt6 0icicr 9Iusiu0r
erIt bcgonnenl
Ger &rieg Bat olid IN oieicnl
Sanoe olleS ans Sem gcmo6nten @c-
leiie gelporfen inO alte @cis6eit
nuB, wcuigitens iolange or ieine
Serridait ausiibt, in sic 9irmpel-
fomuer geuorien peroen 9IlS alter
SSo6riprub uno Setiob oolt bier
ltetS. @enn cS StobI mo sen 9nb-
men Gut 9eGt ocbt es Dem 9anoe gut.
OAn Sta6l lmO Sen 9obnen gebt cs
ie6r gut, bciier ais icit longer 3eit.
9liiben ocsbal6 ober Sonoel imN
@onoel oagenlein2 aauml Gem
cs 6anoeIt lid bel iencn IN Scr gro-
Bcn Sonptiahc leDialih Inn aricaS-
@roiperitot, mi oie 9Sroipcritdt, bic
BON sen &ric9Snotcrial. 2ieicrin0cu
ansgcitrobit iuir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03
gl bn.
Sin intcrciionter Scridlt.

SSoS Oic ,S(ucricon Ernt6 SocictpT
tbat, iun scr 9lCiirtcu 9Siup.
Gonuuiiiion ooS Soonowcrf 81 lc.
0cn Gic @oufM ali1c5d6lt
welbe Oic 9lnleibe beainiiioten
9}cp DorG .. Somlor. Gle
,,9lmericnn Srlt6 5ocictO@ bat cinen
9cridt iiber Sic 9lGtioit0tcn i6reS
@ouf CcpoiitorclsGomitcS crlaNelt
iucIdes i'm lesteu Septein6er aeariui-
Oet wuroe I'M sic lmtctbonolugcp
iiir oie lluterbringung Scr cn6liicD.
irap5oiiiheu $500,O00,000- 9lnlri6c
,5lI uereitell
Ter 9eridt. Der pon Den NcrrcR
@erudro s., Gi0oer ltN0' SerculinD
S'Scny lmicr3crlllct lit, crIIart, Nab
ourdl Ole g(ftiuitaten oeS GoinitcS
Gin Ncmofrotiider GoagrelyGonniOos
geihIagen muroe, iul0 Oro6t NaB
ouh Nlopor Nlitbeu iniO GontroIclr
Frenoeroait bon Oen Ccitlh.9lmcri.
foncrn 60rcu mer0eit reun lie iib
lm &ieocrerludblng bemii0cn ioll.
ten.
Ter 8cridt cntbdIt cine Siite bon
56 9anten iuO onOcren iiuan5icllen
&uItitIteu, meIde oic ergliicb.irnnSo.
iiide 9nlci6e begiiuitidt 6u6eu uuo
lucldc, ipie Der 9eridlt iaNt nidt per-
Nclicn pcrOen ioltcn neil tic Ncn
Soltc ySdarcn bon Slrciielbaitcr!
SStrt0 81 uertollicn iubtci,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03
Din Sic 0omeri

nc rlnji0c eMnlt N brt eiaht
uncre NapM0lien ieti often Snnpe mas
mct pcldle bic NeloefnaNerhmft liah ben
olee IN inr5ct Belt ourh oeii NninMb an oiele
Mnllcu crredicu. unerrimi 0snrncuS Nohs
mtiQns mo slpcnoS, Wcaemc Shtubcn an
naiic beppnncne glrbeiien f1nnen lpd6rcnb 6cS
uHicrrnS tortQeicpt mcYben. CSrinloiinrr
unicrrNt I'm 0ntipuri bon Wluifcrn ertbeiit.
9dActc giusiiinii lnfilIih obtr mhuolic bci
Nrl. pnhere, 9t. a02. sfcit.GafntuGnsgtyaf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03

9tcp Yorf, ,. Somar Gin
@ruto III Ocni l2.It0di0cn 6abo'ihrn
9iircaii9cb6uoc rihtctc DeHie Dior
acn ciuen SAaOen bon $t00,000 an.
las SeHer cntltano IN Sem Gleoaior.
idladt hn grogcidoBN itno iroB iid
bis 5lm iiiniten Stodtperf Gurd,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03
.C5 iftr \

nScebsnfpilros ii, uon elmer 9lnSdbl
Gouriilci 9tfra9t ipo he pob( am tcs
ten ipeiieN tonnten;a Id bobe iie nod
'm n0irItb" scThidfr
nWorlIm liibt ann yCHIen2"
nG1nt mir Elm, bar sic asrlS mir
. geiie ip.age9eiien 6dtten. i'm DID,
icM1 Ipsiie iA feIbit ie0en gLbMs"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03
n Et q NJ eifcl

,Alnper W,oml l0er clue @ctannt
iboit al8ctnilpit bnt, ais OoS SSroll'
Icilt "a Is triic1 5crceuct, iiN oilBcrIt
Gneltlid lei icocnI biSdcR 54wuB
bcniinnD; oylirn ipciB id mjrtlid
nidt lit iic gar 10 ionber
oOer lnuB iic liM Oie Sticieln iclbcr
pnbcnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03

Scrls Eeroncu iunrScl uerlcbt alS
9elltc Nloracii an Der 7. sIucnnc u10
30 StraBe siuci 5traBenbd6u.Seds.
gonS jilianuicuitieBen lie &eIcts
ten ipuroeil IN ciu Noipital gcbradt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03
1yelt Ser gleidlneiSnna.

Sn alcu fot6olii@cn @irdcn ulr-
oe eeitern oos Set Der 9eiAneiolu0
bcgongen im0 oic eeiitlihen mobteu
bon Der @on5cl 6croh olIf Oic @cOcil'
tug oes 6citcS oumcrtIom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03
Ncmiu6rsfcier enOct in Ser @SOIisci.
itatiOH.

@citern @orntittog ipieltc iib ser
lcBte gIft Scr 9}euiabrsicier bon Wlar0
6. @rccn @linmic @ib6ons imO Ga.
MEL Is. GuDcr olle bon 9lr. 5t2,
Nttcrbcin StraBr, in scr pcitldcn
@oli5ciltation nb, ipo sic orci Qcnonn.
ten @crioncn ionic Scr inn Salic
gtr. $40, giororGoIpcrt. 5traBc, wo6-
ncloc SSiliom Tidcl in OoS Staot.
9cfon0nIB uan0crn mlBtcu, ga lie
nldt ic $5i45 5oblcn tonlltcn. Gas
|erbor crgo6, OoB sic 9lcnja6rSieicr
oes NnortettS nit Der Seier Scr gSic.
oertcbr bon ARaru Nrcen, aus Sem
Staotacf0n0niB per6linocn puroe, po
NlurO gcrooe eine 53.t1oigc 6rei-
beitsIiraie UerbiiBt bate Gie Seier
na0m aber eineu 10 ir06lideu unO
9erdiII1poIlen @erlonf ooB Scrgeout
@onot rnO Foli5iit Bed ourd i6r
plobli1cS Gridcinen Der 6citireuoc
Gin Gnoc bcreitctcn mo sic IScItgGlt
in sic Boli5eiitation enlieicrtcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03

Shpoc nerOoic @crioncl dcpost @oiiuuoSo9ct unO
ihdtn Srouei crih6pmoM NusiHc 9rut 9hiden im0 fop
Aucr5cn Moorqo ADnobue @cbGrS imo Scr Scbroi
torb N0gcu0rdc 5hibperiopiuug M0gtcit Grr0be }crn
@cr5fopcn grubcflcmnurg, Aglhtei mo Sritnn co6rc
ats uSnecuOnO" w oue GOIgcn neuSld %crirrungcn
9anSd in Hr3cl 3citu Strifmrcu Samcnnh &bmus Arapf
oScr nro aru nad ciuer OOe cbOOc ani encn Sas
ge6et mrrOru.
tleuer 3qge
eiucnoune
2ettdcu 8ripatainf is7 Cait ~ Str sew s)orf, ". "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03

Gin oepanoter @ertdufer.
Rduferin. sllno pelnc 6ocpn
piir6su 5h mir fiir9luIe smpfeblen2"
@ertGuier: ,9os iiberloiie it
gana S6rem @eifmod, gnGoige 5rol
Sfon SSrietri6 cer @roBs iustc
in Icinem Stodte t0urs ieoer nad I.i'
uer Sucon lelia perDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03
Ser beuUIe

STUDENT Gin Der StommIreirs CUR
aelincrirD: .Sie gtcii, pcnn i1 more
qen nit meinen Batter 9i,r Tpciie,
brinoep Sic 1RincrllpoFcr auf zen
1iIh. (itreuq) atcr obuc Az laden,
Deritonoenr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03

nGic iuHasn NclnnanuS 5unIcn ltd
id)on ane Sopc, lnlo rct aipem bnlbcn
Sabre lUarcn iic bod in Glildlith 0o.
rilbar. NoB iic IN Acl Aoica or Gbc
einloiiieR folaica"
nSm II 0us iuIr0 cbcN 'n&ftcgs'
tofell geipclcR leial"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03

u. Goeen Sia mir NAL ods hcs
reutst ceun oas Mcrt sSauiiru2 81:
9ld. aeten Sic mir einen 8balsr, icp
rer0c Is Stnen oanit seiqsn! W.
Gjcru. bier it elmer g.. 81, perH
Gle nun aloubeu. bah sic ben Ebalcr
e piccer teiOmmcn RS 1T tine Silu
iicu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-03
9ie 1imamsIaac.

Sin &iid unO 9nSblid aii bic 81.
non5Iogc oeS 9onoeS an ser
So6reSmenoe 9(merifo opon'
\. cirt in cinem Sorc pon cincr
S6ulOncr SIR @lGu6iger.9lotion.
4 r. Scrtc lit Scr Gollor cine gScIt-
modt
g9er oie iinou5ielle Gnhuidelina
Oicics 9onocS I'M Sabre Oes 0eils
1915 ucri6lofen 6ot Der Oiirfte ii6
iest eritoiut sic glugen rei6en pcrut
or nod Oen Gupodcn gelpo6r miro,
mic iib olleS 10 rooifol gcdnOert
Bat. &or SobrcSfriit nod woren mir
cine SdiIoner.giotion Jest limo
mir sur @lGitbiger.9iation geiporocn-
Scutc lit scr Gollor cine @cltuodt
100 friiber Oas @filno Sterling oblo.
Tut 6erribtc. @dbrenO mir cbeoem
boupti1lid5 @iiter bonn glitslonoe im-
portirten, 6oben mir nunmebr cine
NliliorOenbilun5 Der 9luSiu6r ilber
oic Giniu6r, imO iinO Orolf lmo
Oron penigitcuS sen &eriub 81 mo.
dGi, ms penigitenS gluslonoSmorr-
te 5ll cro6crn sic ms biSber 5nm
groBteu E6eil peri6lonei Nclpclen
iinO. SIN Sabre 1914 6ctrug sic
itmc6cnoc SHul6 ser Gereiuigtcn
Stootcu ou GngIono $50 Niiaioncn
Collars. SSn ocm ioc6cn 5l 9iiiItc
gcgon0cneu So6rc lit Oicie nidt nur
pollit1n0i0 obbejo6lt porOen, ions
bern glinerifa BAT Dem gll6ion, OoS
nit 10 groBem StolJe ouf ieinen
Weloiod 81 pohen unBte, cine bol6e
MiiaiorOc o6ne ieoe SideriteIlmng
geIie1en, BAT cincn groBen luein
oud lii1t sen aroBten Sbeil iei-
ner Snouitrie S6ligationcn o6nc
nit Scr @impcr ST. 5ildet 5lriidae
fouit itno bot Gnglono mo onOereu
fricgfiIbrenoch mo nclttrolen Cant
Oeru nod nit bcocutenocu Grcoitcn
inter Die 9(rme ocgrificn. gImcrifo.
ni6eS @olO genicBt 6eute iait IN scr
gorBen @elt cine 6obc @rGntie. eng
liidcS Sterling lab i'm bergangenen
Sabre cine Gntipert6lmg bis 3l Z
Sro5ent uno itc6t 6eilte nod ie6r CT.
bcblih inter Oenl 9}ormolfurie, llno
nit Der gSdbrltng Der nnoeren frieg-
fiibrenoen SduOer itebt eS nod
ihlinmcr
Gas lit Scr Segct sen ser inie-
lige Golferfrieg, ser @uropo'S @epol.
ferlrng Oe5inlirt, icine StGote rmO
6liiren peripiiitet mo ieinc @ert6c
pcrnidtet, oeu @ereinigteu Staoten
ge6roht bat.
gSos 0ie 6ritiiMc Ncgieung bat
tbun f0nnen, Inn cS mdt Oo6in fonl-
men 5u laiien. OaB OoS alto @nglanO
bon oen imgen Q(merifo finon5ell
iibcrfliigelt miro, fat iie get6on iluO
t6nt cs noH Die 9lodooc Der @leerc
ridtet iid) OoS lit uo6l nnhserooe
oud Dem blinOeiten glndlop6plcn fIor
1cluoroen c6enio ie6r gegen sic
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0els mie ge9en OeltidlanO.
etn oelltld)er @roB6oufier prop6e.
5cit: Gelltidlono miro nod Dem
6ricoenSidhiie 9lmcrifa'S @olo
brouc6en unO 9lmcrifa 1eutiblouO's
@ci60ftstiibtiafeit lluterne6nmngs.
geiit mO Grio6umg. Sic weroen
it'd gegenicitig oomit onsitotten imo,
10 geriiitet oeneiniom sic gScltmdrf
tc ero6eun
SoffentIid brhat ooS ucuc SSo6r
oic erfilllng oicicr |rop6e5chm0.