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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-05
If. MUZQUIZ

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uo- - li.,aodo e. demonic..
iQiGn uos &nrigia canine,
iQitm 5uvicr" a.:@ln sobrino
ca&anlrse an San Aatonio."
Les que II patria ,iqu5za
oxplota"on s;.5iam-u,r.
hoy que ven rGl2%bl,rentc
ouc / desbunGada emrieza,
rep=zaa en- su c@aez&.
mas dura me Ell an:imonio.
mas ,!e'a c! deu:onio...
,0Itn nos abr!era canine!
-Qi:n cuvicE2 H.2'.m Sobrino
c.s:rt2se Ell San A1tnnio'"
Flsmantcs "EGne:naAC"cs'
cue n2s,a aye- fueroa g2n&Gc&,
Dero que = -: c:.~r2nc3GE.~
= t;.ularou '~senogcs'.
del miedo entire los sudlres,
rde I'll valor $aStimomn)
claman: mos ileva el jemonio. d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-05

Ahora es cuando dete I'd.
aprovechar esta gran oportu-
nid&d que no siempre Sc pre-
sent2 y salir con este medic cue
re tiene comparaci5n. dc Ia os-
curiG&d en- que Sc IA encontra-
do hasta hoy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
;Pidanos hoy miSmo ell tails
man "BRUJO!" Nunca lie pc
sara de haber hech0 esta COM
pra, pCrQue con este talisman,
!ograra n feIicidad, la prospe-
riIad Y muchas otras cOSas cue
I'd. desea y que no podra I'd.
adQuirir por ningGn otro me-
dio. Mande por e., hoy mis-
mo. "El cue no ar:;esga, 10
entra a Ia Gloria"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
YOUNG HORN DIES
FROM HIS INJURIES

BUENA VISTA, Ca, Aug. 28.-Corbin
Horne, the 10 year old son of John
Horne, of near Draneville, who wa
run over last Wednesday afternoon IN
Buena Vista by an automobile driven
by Mrs. N. S. Evans, of Americas, died
Sunday about noon.
He rallied at times since the acct
dent, but only slight hopes had been
entertained for his recovery. The
young man was admired and loved b.,
many friends who regret the accident,
1t is said that it was unavoidable.
The funeral of young Horne was
held this morning at Buena Vista.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
MORE ALLEGED HEIRS
CLAIM SMITH ESTATE

ATHENS, Ca, Aug. 2S.-Anothey
set of heirs and another alleged mother
for the late James M. Smith, million
aire farmer, have been found, it is
said, in the Intervention filed before
Judge Jones, at Gainesville today. The
case has already been fought out over
dozen counties, before dozen judges
county, state and federal.
Frank Davis, of Toccoa, filed claims
of alleged heirs from Habersham, en-.
tirely new to the case, said to be des-
cendants of the third Sallie Smith, OF
Iabersham, declared to be the mother
of the late farmer, over whose estate
the fierce war has been waging.
And it is reported that another mid.
die Georgia county is ready to file still
another Intervention when the case is
continued in hearing before Judge
Jones at Gainesville next Saturday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
Strike MATTER REACHED
THE CRISIS OF TURNS
Continued from Page -

standing Their previous stand in other
wage disputes favoring arbitration
Briefly summarized, the men con-
tend the eight-hour day is principle
endorsed by society, the establishment
of which they demand without arbitra-
ton, while the railroad executives and
their managers say the men are de
manding the eight-hour day, not be-
cause it is "a principle recognized by
society,"" but because they expect
through its establishment to realize
increased wages. Another contention
of the railroad executives is that to
grant the eight-hour day to their train
men would be the forerunner of SINH
lar demands by men employed in
other departments, and that the estab-
VI a uAllfGlD pal GlGlll-uOuI udy
for all railroad employees would in
volve such stupendous additional ex-
penditures as to make increased
freight rates necessity.
With these facts before him Presi-
dent Wilson continued today the con-
ference begun last night with CON
gressional leaders bearing upon the
strike situation. What the object of
this conference, nobody seemed to def
initely know early today. President
Wilson, who had an engagement to
meet the railway executives this morn
ing cancelled the conference until this
afternoon, in order to give himself
more time for conference and consid-
GRAFTON of the issues involved in the
dispute.
All sides view the strike situation
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
RAILROADS MAY PARTICIPATE
IN OLD DOMINION OPERATION

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. g. :
The Interstate Commerce commission
today ruled that the Atlantic Coast
Line, the Seaboard Air Line, the South
ern Railway and the Chesapeake and
0hia railroad may continue to partici-
pate in the operation of the Old Do
minion Steamship Company and the
Virginia Navigation Company, under
the provisions of the Panama canal
act. The Norfolk & Western railroad
heretofore participating in the opera.
ton of the navigation concerns refer
red, was excluded from longer con-
tinuing its connection with their op
GRAFTON by the terms of todays decis-
len.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
PRICE IS WORKING IN
BOIL WEEVIL SECTION

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. Especial
/ boil weevil conferences will be held
this week in Stewart, Webster, Marion,
] Chattahoochee and Muscogee counties
under the direction of the state board
Of entomology, and James d. Price
state commissioner of agriculture, will
ettend the meetings and deliver ad-
dresses.
While the boil weeyil experts arc
istressing various methods of combat
ting the pest, and furnishing instruc-
ton to the farmers along this line,
Commissioner Price is emphasizing the
value of diversified crops, not only in
combating the boil weevil, but in i'm
proving general conditions on the
farm. By combining scientific methods
Of fighting the boil weevil with a
live at home" program, farmers in
sections of the South already invaded
by the boil weevil have found it pos
sible to secure profitable yields in
SPITE of "the great destroyer"
Commissioner Price has not yet fully
made up his mind whether he will I'M
dertake speaking tour in his cam
pGign for reelection. He will first at
tend the boil weevil conferences, and.
then if he has any time left over, he
may mount the stump to deliver few
political speeches.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
STATE ROAD BOARD WILL
MEET ON SEPTEMBER ETn

The most important meeting Of the
Western and Atlantic leasing commis-
sion will be held next Monday, Sep
TENDER 4th, at Atlanta. At this meeG-
ing, the commission, it is stated, WIN
consider two questions of far reaching
Importance to the state road; first, the
extension of the road to the sea, and
second, the development of part Of
the terminal property near Atlanta for
business purposes.
The power to consider definite pro
posals for extending the w. & A. to
the Atlantic was given in an act
passed at the recent session of the
Legislature. and the commission. I'M
der this act, may accept such prOpo-
sails, when they are an advantageous
character.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
OIL AGENT is DROWNED
in TANK OF GASOLINE

TOWNSVILLE, Ga, Aug. 2S.-To be
drowned in tank of gasoline was the
Unusual fate of Joel NJ. Walker, agent
in Monticello, Fla, for the Standard Oil
Company, few days ago. Mr.. Walker
il is supposed, was taking the measure.
ment of the tank when he fell in and
was drowned. The tank was an 5000
gallon one, and it would have been i'm
possible for anyone to get out alone.
It was some hours before he was miss
ed, and when found had been dead
some time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
JUDGE GEORGE GETS
THE ENDORSEMENT

Every member of the Americas bar,
as individuals, signed petition Mon
cay endorsing Judge w. F. George, OF
Vienna, for the position of one of the
judgeships on the bench of the Court
CT Appeals. Judge George is a candi-
date for one of three positions recent
ly created by the general assembly in
creasing the bench to six judges.
Judge George is well known iur~
ist and would make the appellate bench
a fine judge. No formal action was
taken by the Bar association as the at
torneys chose to act as individuals.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28

this afternoon as more perilous than
at any tie since the present negotia-
tons began, and the hopes of Presi.
dent Wilson and the administration OF
averting a strike centered chiefly in
the possibility of getting the broth
erhoods representatives to give add:.
tional time in which to negotiate q
ettlement with the railroad executives
or to secure legislation that would
avoid general tie-up.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
Paris Reports Break.

PARIS, Aug. 28.-A Havas dispatch
rom Rome gives communication pub
llshed by the Stefani agency and ad-
dressed by the Italian government tc
the Swiss government. 1t requests the
Swiss government to inform the Ger
man government that Italy considers
herself at war with Germany from and
after Aug. %.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
Italy Wars Kaiser.

BERLIN, Aug. 2S.-The following
official announcement was made here
today: THE Italian government has
declared through the Swiss govern
ment that it considers itself from Aug.
2Sth at war with Germany"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
AT FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Quarterly conference will be held
at the First Methodist church tonight
at s o'clock. Rev. T. D. Ellis, presid
ing elder, will preside. A full attend
ance of the official members is expected
and all the other members are especial
ly invited to be present.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
Greeks Clamor For yenizeIos.

ATHENS. Aug. 2S.-Fifty thousand
Greeks Joined in demonstration be-
fore the home Of former Premier Ven.
lzelos Sunday. The men demanded the
reinstatement of Venizelos as head Of
the government and Greek resistance
TO the Bulgar invasion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28


The Woman'S Build
ing will be teeminr
over with handsome
exhibits of art and cul-
mary skill. Fine prem
iums for all woman'S
work. Extra pr en-
iums for fancy work
by little girls. Write
for information.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
ON WANE IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-Only forty
three new cases and twenty-five deaths
from infantile paralysis occurred here
during the twenty-four hours ending
at 10 o'clock this morning
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-08-28
.RUMAHIA FILINGS HER
FORTUNE IN THE WAR
Continued from Page ~

clared war on Austria Hungary Sunday
says an official announcement here
The federal council has been convoked
for immediate sitting to determine the
stels to be taken regarding the situa
lion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
S,ente gS,inole.Q,oriraa

Derr Gaarlcs V @inole Dat iiir
icrarH pclliapi &orira3 ial Nlaru-
Idn0 l0catcr oaS lAcma Iic iihleit
SplaQN 0er 9ilin 5W0aY Gaupagne"
anrdRli Serr sSinolr Dat ia oiricr
SonlIidlt nit 1ervorra0epocn Roitoren
eoHicrirl imo miro ocren glliihicn
aariaacr hctaunt acbrii
Mllrr glSahrilAeiNIihfeit iiaal ut
oicic2 ocr lcgte oer au6crii intcrciiaa
teii Norirage mrlhe @err gsiuoIc
uprlaiiIa bier 5aIten miro 9lnn0d
lim 5onaiag iprAt Nerr sacob
aq1eEfar 4nn9rcbmiiallco non Nlii.
iNltrt as MaHpirc0Iur TIT Dlarp
iano gheater Iao bcige nutitali.
lche NBfogranln ipir0 bon aerrn 6riR
Hc6cr uHo ,5rl @crtrroc @pcsler
nlHMacfiAri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
nemcDIrn Nunica cinacaldcrt.


9Sar ciu 6efaluteS Sotel in sg'orps
lono, Ger Better Sialp6 @iocr
6ei'm sprung ms 6reie perlcet.
Brad icds 9lippen. Ger aii.
Acu.Gbcf ggaltcr 9lcIumuu an-
ideinenO umgefommeu. $50,.
GOO S6oOcu.
Sn Dem Seuer Oas gelterl Nlors
Gen oas uSmcolcD Souie4 III EoIp-
ion @altimore.Golmtp, cindcbertc,
iono ouideuenO Ser 9lcger &oltcr
91Gumon Der &iihcn,G6ei Oes sos
tells, 0cn 5lannentoo. Scin Scids
nam fonutc bis jeBt niht geiinocu
ipcrocn Sdlper perlcBt wuroc aud
ser geiiBcr ocs @otels. Jiolp6 W, 9iis
ser. Ser pon elmer Geranoo nui Gem
jpcitcu Stod nit ieiner 6 Sabre al.
ten Eodtcr I'M Arm aui Den sol
ipronq iulo nit ieb5 gebroheicn
9lippeu lie9en bieb, wdbreuo icin
ainO inperlcBt Oapon fam gluh
Srou 9lioer iprang BON Der %eronOa
ln0 tom nit lu6eOeuteuoen glbihiir-
iiinaen oooon
Ger 0otelcIcrf. Sobu Butler. Ser
i'm Orittcn Stod ucichlaicn mur0c
bon Ser 5eucrpe6r gercttet Sr. nj
ocr cntocdte oas 6eter OaS i'm cr.
item Stod ous9c6rohen uar, iufolge
ocs bcitigcn 9elcns iciueS &lnocs
yDlcrico" Gic Srcppen itonoen
o6er idou in 5Iommcn inio oie So.
mile 9lioer mllroe aus ihrem
Sdlaf5inmer eetrieben Gas 6cuer
Dur0r BON Ben 6euenuebren BON
Toipion @0pauStolun 9lolanO Narf
mo Dit. g9oi6iugton betampit oaS
@c6au0c 6ramte o6er uo0ildnoig
nieoer. Ger Shaoen 6ctrGBt ungc.
id6r $4,000.
GoS ,Sncolcg Sonic" mar elm tn
0on5 NiarpIano befonittcS Sotel IS
purOc iriiber picI iir politiihe
3luede 6enibt mo 9lutomobiliitciL
oie 0urh Eopiou iu6ren itieaen int.
lHer III Dem SOtel a6
Teltcr i'm 2undraltnt
Gin 6eler, Ous in Ocn 3uiihen+
Oeden I'M Gmhraum pou 5, @rrleD
an Der 6auetic imo Sou StraBe ge
tern gladnlittag 5lm 9hisbrlh fam
gob Der 6euerpe6r bctr0dtlidc PR
belt cbe eS gelana Den 9rano, Ser
Ourd eincn ihoo6aiten Sr6oruitcin
sum- slnSbrnd aefomnen mar 5u Is.
idben Ger Sha0ca miro ari $500
berctbnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
9soit nad Deutidllan0

Der Giniadbcii 5albcr perdiieni.
lidl ocr u2caiide 0orgciponocut4
ldnaallidc Iauipicr 0ic iu oicirn
ailoNat ino qluiauas ARai pou gleus
8art nad @uropa abia9reu limo goit
uah 1eutiblaao Cfiierreid lmaaru
itauolnapiihen ydnocul 2'llaarien
un0 1llrta luie anA 0cr 1hme5
NitiabreI Badatpoii Miro uirbt la
i6r0erl glae 9|oIiadcu miiiieu rinelt
{aa ppr oun 9bgan1 ocs Iauwirrs
in 9lap Yori 5s 10 llbr Abeios ali
ocn 3lciigen Naupipoitamt ciraelies
igrt iein Iic Ianplqr luo yanilt
@aAiRm" ~ slpril vdreocria S ".
l9 gIpril ,ariilianioiioro" 22
glpril nSorlia Slau 27 glpriI;
ullNiieo @toteS Nlni, 5ollten
ii oer apihbulIeii anperc Iampier
lpcldp ebcnlolls uab @dueopn Ed-
HrHarf uio gloruc0cr a6iabreh
'Boliladcn mitnehmen 70 miro oico
%, oieier STEELE tclannt aegcbcu @s
ilt Mt9ianl iid oielc 9loiii aus3lp
lAlNcl0ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

Gie 49, Sabresperianlntlmg ocr
0jroBlo1e Der @ptbias9littcr" ilaoet
anr if. nno ~. 9lpriI itatt, ~ 50
gen merocn ucrtretcl lein. @roBfan3'
ler @co. gl Geauer miro oen @orlip
fiibrcu. Inter glnoercm pir0 oer
S{oli oeS SouieS an Der gloroweii.
Gde scr Charles mo @reltonsSir.
fit S5f750 eeuebmiot mer0cn uro
Gin Gonite crnanut ocn 9au elmer
ncuen GroenShale aus3nfIbrel- pr.
Sarrp ". 9iicc. SiiliS4 5taatsonpalt
lit fiir 1916 iHon sum- @roBfan5lcr
crua6lt &err Wil6em MeiBcl III
@oriiter 0cs Arrangements Comics.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
lsryIonal glDfi,cn

95oll5qi Seraeaut y EierlleD
pqs norolidlel 1iiirifts III 9Iilalidcr
eiyoBDaieg ppl 3lual GiielIiioerll IA
irar0cn Iir Semitic icues @oaars
aurroll sicrleu 9lF i02S gloros
gloliai 9iraBe mifoc Durdl }ipilt
lilnls pernebrt Iie laltier lmQ
sgf0M beiinoel Nd mofl, Iic Ianic
opr iIalaea 0rpeu1iraet iia0et VI 0er
ergaQEn sirdie iiait nii0 gpgr1pt
aielqIbea oia )lamau SpiepA Doris
nln 'Foifid @raAan lieraeg ereal
iel Solcph rpg 6ian0 mo Fa.
LrlLL n A1ilM0 heL 0eg aIebMrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

$4,000 .OOO.@eieaidnit miro in Sal'
tnnorc 3ipcisiobrif erri@tsn
Sbrc &roOnftc wcr0er bei 5ta0l.
5abrifaiiou pcrwonot spar
romS %ont cr6dlt aepalti9e
@lcd @al3werfc 6ld9e Don
5ebn 9lder erioroerlih
gSic aeiierH ans 9luuY Yorf bcrid)'
tpt mur0c miro in aiir5e bic uSinoe
9lir 9SroOuctS @ompanD' Die ibre
Naupt. 9ureaur in 9leuYorf 1at in
Baltimore cine 3weigiabrif erri@icn
III ser me6rere @unocrt 2Ir6eitcr g'e+
iGditigung iinoeu mcroen Gas Aa'
pital oieier @cieaidait bctrdgt S3f
100000. BON welber Sumnc $35
100000 aeu06nlide glftien lino, Iilf
wclhc inl Sabre 1913 ieood 40 Bro'
sent Iioioen0r 9c5o6lt wnrOcn. gSo
bic nene 5obrif crridtci weroea loll,
lit nod nidt bcfanut, eood miro
uobrideinliA Gin 9auplae iuNrhaln
scr 5taotgren5en dusgeluht peroctt
Die Wcieqihait itellt Gin Rrpoltt
Der peldcs bei Der 5abrifdtion bon
Stobl peupenoet miro lmO ieoeniaas
bat lie ii1 5ur Gr0iinnng clneS
3meiggeiAaftes oesbalb entihloien,
neil oie 9ctbleben Stabl.@eieiihait
bcabiid6tigt sic A}roouftinn Der yla'
rnlano 5tabperfc in Sparrops
Botnt in nd6iter 3eit so cr50bcn.
Gas @auptproouft oer 9in0e Com
panp lit GgDgen Gie 9eanien uno
Gireftoreu iinO s.. ~. Dleoo Grdii
bent; q. NQc@l. Soolep imo WiIlian
9caro @icc.@rdiioenten, ~. ".
So6uiton Sefrcidr H. SdoBnlellicr;
Gireltoren Charles 3. Grli6 Nns
orcp SQire ". I. @rooie 9. p.
9rrfe inn BON Gleuelar0 @ 9S.
Neoo. 0. N}c9G. @ooleD uno S5n9o
Reiiineer.
Die oroBcu @erfe ser Baltimore
Sheet ano Tiuplatc Gonpalp~ ucr.
oei uibt III Canton crridtet uerocr,
pie uripriluglih geplant mar lon-
oern in SporromssRoint Gtnc olcs'
be5ii9lidc Grtl0rng muroc gelierlt
pom @rn. Soues, ocn observation-disclosures
Scr @eie0ihait a6gegcbcn D'it 0cnt
Var Der eriiel gSaI5perte oiiriic be-
reitS idon in oieicr gSodc begomcn
Ueroen imO nod Scriiglicllnlg
idinntlicber @aulihietcn lper0cn pie
glnlagen cine sSIddc BON anna9erno
10 gldcr cunebnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
nS,nrmonicD Sonlrrt.

InS 1dhlB.Gun5eri 0er ~Nlrllpt
nig" itioet dn Nliihupd slbciio unl
s Nor inter SeIilNla oas Iiriaenlcl
Nobn Silcit ili DER SeAndiia @allc
itatt meIGbrn iib ein Bon aHlhIicBt.
Ias @rogroalu u cia uor3iialidles
lln0 iiuo oie 1oIillen oes 2IbeH0s Nrl.
Gnlsn HiucS uNo Sr " Siir.hnder.
gIm 6liigcI be1lclicu 6rnH u 6llriA
nuicr lin0 Srnu ct SteiNniiuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
ggIntcrluctter lm EriGia6r.

Baltimore BON idNuercm Sdlneeiulr.
me 6einlaeiudt- thermometer
iaat aui Geirierpuntt stro-
Benbo6n unO @aaenverfe6r jeit-
Ueiic labniaclegt Eelep6On.
imo SeIegrap6enOer6inoina nm
tcr6rodeu
Gincr Der idmeriien Sc6nceitiirme,
welHc OoS Aieiiae @ctter 9iireui
IN ocn lebtcn . SSo6rcn I'll uer5eih.
men 6atte bat in Ser 9ioht bon 6rei
tog ani aeiiern Baltimore beimge.
mdt @lddtigc 6lodeu uermiidt
mil 9lcaelt iegien Orrb oic 5traBen
pic in Sen friibeu 4lor9cnihmoen Of.
IKE geoiieriticicl faum SIT poiiiren po-
rem @er nidt int @ciib idlpercr
0'ununiiiieiel mar, beuiiBte geitern
bic SraBenbob1 0cren idnuntlihen
2sopaon III be0cntlicber @eiie iibcr.
iiiat waren Su Solac scr idliipfri-
gen @eleiie famen bduii9e Stodims
acn Dor imo ga nuA Ben @icrOen
oas Cjc6eu diiBcrit 6eidwerlid) pltr-
Be, iuar fait DIS SIR NlittaaSitun0e
ser gciannlte StroBcroerfc6r lnbm
gelcgt GoS thermometer fiel in ben
&ornittogsihlnoei bis ouf SEN Sc
iricrmnft mO 0ie StraBeu III ben
cntieruter gclcgenen Staott6eileit IN
ocuen scr @oiioutcn0crfchr nidt is
itart iit. trugen bis 5lr Wliitugsitm.
DC cine 0iulfle @iSoedc
Sdnmltlide @iienba6H5iige trnfeu
III Baltimore nit @eripdhna eiL
ieoorh gclon9 eS sen Shiiicn, uelhe
ocn @crtebr III Ger 9oi beioracn Sic
ia6rplonn1bige 3eit inne ST balten
Sn Ocn inn 9lorooiien gelegeneu Gor.
orten 6atte Der Sturm jienlidl 6e-
irdGtlidcn zhooen imter 0en Eele-
experimentation angeridtet Sanlil-
ton gDenue luuB Der Stnrm nit
boiler @cualt aetroiien boben; oenu
oic @eparaturorbciten al 0en 0orti.
gen Ielcpbonlcihmgen na9men folt
Den gan5en Iornittag iii gIniprndl
Nerlidtc ali Mclifeuleben uaren
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: Griffith pom GodeBspille MN nit
fuoppcr 9iotl crnitlidcn @erleBiin.
gen. ats 0oS &iero Dor ieineul $50
aen aui Ocn aiarble Siigel oift
uorolih BON genauntent Crte, ani
eiueu inter oem Sdnee 6egra6eien
cleftriihcn Erabt trat luN niii Der
ztcllc to0t 5uiaunaubrad @riifitb
luiroe Oobei ais iciuem @agen ges
idllenoert fom aber init Seller 0oit
0dpon. ga Ct nidt auf Den Erabt iicl.
Gs miro iuo6l faim nod Semon0
ani 9eben icin. set oos ,Sdavar3e
,Sabr~ oae Jest geliol en SdbrDinl.
bert 5itriidlicgt crlebt Bat Sn icncnt
Sahre gdb cs iiberGnIpt feinen Sonl-
mer 0emi in iait alien Nlonaten ma.
rcu oficue sSaiicrite0cn NIT cinergis.
oede iibcr3ogct 9m pieleu @l1Ben
bottc onS Sis I'M 9luguit cine Cide
pon otudberno cincm 6ol6ea Boil
Die 6olge 0a0on mar ooB pic Scr
mer feinc grn0te battcn lno Der
@rcis ocs Aoms biS aif 81 iticg
Cine gSctter Stntiitif CAB eS IN ie.
mem Sabre nod nidt uuo crit III oeu
numi5iaer Sobren begam Die NlorDs
lan0 9lfaOclnie oer gSiiicnidlaitcn 9e.
obautu9en an5uitcllcn Dic Ginridls
tng ocs g2eiter 9iireanS criolgtc
inn So9re 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
9lns ocn @erid,ts6alleu.

ein0eihulggeIter G6iueie miro oe.
portirt gSor 5c6u Sabre III
glnerifo. 9lcue 9freer 8wei
Geuticbe odrnter. @ommer
iiel ibr ouf oen &opi Ser.
longt $4,000 5hmer5cnsgeIo,
~Grolpn Gort ans Seal 60 Der.
floqt.
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SeranIaiiu1 0es @uuoes Ginmmioes
rings Snipeftors 9ll6ert q. 9lrti
bqIo pcr6oftet puroe iulo beihuloigt
1T Elm Aineiiihcr glrbeiter 5u iein
Der o0nc @iiicn mo @rlaubniB Der
@lmocsbebor0cu noh g(mcrifo &C
longt 1T. botte Dor 9unocS. Commit
idr @nn0 Gin Gerb0r sit bcitcbcn oos
nit ieiner Deportation cnoetc. Der
GDineie ipuroc big 5im 9lbidu6 Dem
0jcfGnguiB iiberiuieien. 6oof, Der iih
5ebn Satire 6ier nifbielt crfldrtc,
ooB cr auirieben iei nod Gbina 5lI-
ridfebren 3u fonnen.
Gbei hei0ungcn.
gloh orcimonatlicber Gbe beam
trogte 6rou @lit6 81. 2eipis i'm areis
o'cridt Die Gbelhcioung ac9rn iDrcn
Nlann glrtbur 8. 2elpis.
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ten gelteru nelul 9lpplifantca i6re
9ilrgerpapierc Giuer Der glpplitm.
tell nntB nod 30 Eageu nod ciumol
crideineL oa er iiA niht geniigeuo
iiber sic 6ieiigeu Hegierungsfornen
iufornlirt Bate, lluter oen nelea
9iirecrn 6eiinOen lid 8wci Geutidc.
. hil0cr Tirna ocr.
flugt.
5rou Gotberinn @ropn pertlogte
oic o6cocral Sign Spitenl Corpora.
ton uo G6arleS 9. @urriipu mli
$1,000 5daoenerIae fir @erleBun.
gplt pelAe iie ourh Oas @erabialIeu
eiues Noninicrs ieiteus eines Qlrbei.
ters erlitten boben pia. 0ie alogc
muroe im Common &leos. @eriht
cmgereidlt. Ger llnfal ioa iim an
23. 9Rdr5 5llgetrogen bnbel
&crlnngt $5 600.
8ranf 3erlts pcrlanst bon Der
Grolu Gorf an0 Seal Gor $4,000
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N2dr5 olrm gInsciieltc ocr brtlagtcn
6irno. Die ein 6euer por Dem CSe'
boloa onac5iinoet 6atten lheute mo
oltrdboina mobei Der gSagen 6crtrlnn.
inert mo cr pcrlebt iuuroc Die
Sflaac lit tm Common @leos @eridi
eingcreidlt lunr0cn
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III Die noroneiilihe goli5eisStation
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oen en- lido pertlcioct mio ats &eriihe.
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