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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
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SO Sabreu. eeeroianna moriaa ben i2. 9inii
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ben. 1911
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
Sobes.aHseiaen.

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ten, um 1928 libr 4dhmitags
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
9n berfauien - Sdnier.

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10 9immer Slns; crfice 6nus fnoIid bonn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10

tanb n outer Sencen eie far sin
crem9ler bes ein5igen -olnb Suffers Miaaa,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
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offtn bnr Stitbrnns. 3iebanl an 27 sSuli.
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araebenb smitt & Dicgrta, eagle 2lba.,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
Dental GOnsae.

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Court Ctr. nabs Blum. Srutin aeiprshn-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
gerlanst- 9dnnlidj.

Kramer, Slnuhnier cher Gsiterreifer, nat
~ tnbrif gu drteiien. Eteiae esihdftiunnl
HatsnirGoru 1902 Stn!e gfoenre. i0,ii'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
charlottesville

9ter Simmer QoitGae, Iitic, 9n..
naer, sab. liabilities gadiIer nnh gds, 3e'
QarIiHie nHh Shnlcn: berfdnfe nit a, MdPr
pnnb fit S2g0000. ober Guns arb got 50
bet 1870 ilr S2350.OO; fdoner HoSen iiir
eGrien p6er o1bnerndi adHn su iraenb
elmer 3eii uber Sonlida duf Berdbrtouna ,e.
fcben pctoen. Eel. sRabifoHbiae 5sis oSer
nhrefhre 5nis widbif0n Bicab. i0,ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
gerIanat @eibIidl.

Teutf6e sale 6frdn FIR 8 Iage bic
s8ote. 555 SdIe slpefae. uponbaie.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-22

~ ~ rise III has set all prophets and the papers
Ia filled with predictions of what is going to happen
n ~ I'D fine miners TO the shipping column There ism
- chance for many the old mines Of the seventies to get back
~ ~ ,uug with silver cnging the neigbbohood Of Is
= @ oure something better than that 10 induce capital TO invest
ney IN nrepjes subject TO the aprcs Of unstable
aLat where lie money metal treated commodity
while there have improvements in meanrg that reduce
ia @ II treatment while railroads hauling for much
loss than what charged the days Of free silver still remains
od ouestn mines except those most fayoably sina
IA III ume operations good deal has been said about the ac
tyiy ia Colorado engsdered by the in silver but the price of
s metal m far below the point whore losses and
profits bes Such old producers those al caAdia direct
line AZ ranpfson susceptible to economic milling
and an abundance ~ water exception the rule
The average price ri silver for 1893 according TO the
recf rpor rs I'VE before the price 81
and M of Colorado staggering along under bill
that threatened the industry with extinction Nevertheless the silver
producers Of that state managed TO pull through but barely made
both The decline the ensuing was Brecpated
by the closing of India This caused sipen
sion Of production Colorado that dramatic is in
ny day 80 per Of the mines Of that closed and
few reopened for until within the past few weeks silver has
ut where the companies could their clear
resumption 1t took 81 silver enable the mines of the Cen
fnl state exc living 80 II natural deduction that
nom will be hurry go back shipping with sill
sanding around the six bit mark They do except where
silver by-product of zine lead properties.
Neither there any fear of Mexico entering field in
petition with the United States producers there export
AZ metals out Of that country sufficient restrain any
company from embaing the business The export silver
ban t97 per ko equivalent to 3 and company
going compete with outside that prohbive price
Admitting that the export paid there is the additional
chief silver producers operated by foreign
pan and their output liable TO seizure time of them
chance conscato II is better remain dor
than administration has shown
self incapable Of granting protection Of establishing stable
eminent.
Thus appears the two leading elements eliminated and the
silver contributors will be restricted the that operated
when the price Of silver down around AZ There moth
ing to fear from opheayy market The investment in mines
precarous until brings the that silver has
restored its former throne metal at standard
that will establish permanent market,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-22
MRS. WILLIAM EAsToN
DIES ON THE COAST

An invalid for fifteen or twenty
years. with no word OF complaint, Mrs.
William Easton, nee. Lucy n. Stowe,
laid down her life on the coast Satur,
day morning. May Is. Her husband
former candidate for lieutenan-gover
nor was with her when the end came
Since going to the coast, IT was be
lieyed she would regain her health and
! live to return again to her many
friends in Austin.
Mrs. Easton was in her fifty-fourth
year She was born in San Francisco
and through her life was recognized
as one of the strong helpful women
OF the west
Her sons. Neil and Melville, were
there in time TO witness the obseques
The remains were cremated and the
ashes laid away in the family plot al
Walnut Creek in Contra Costa county
California. besides her mother and
brother.-Reveille.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-22
NEWSPAPER OLDER THAN THE STATE

week the Reese River Reveie celebrated it's y second
- anniversary modest way that failed take
the marvellous work accomplished by that journal in building and
developing the The Revce has appeared from
daily weekly scmwceky and thrice week but always time
The periodical changes speak eoeniy of the pups and downs of
trial Nevada the rising and interests h and farming
nut above all they tell OF the devotion OF the linen behind the
who showed determination and pluck sticking their task of
advertising the Of Lander county tributary territory
Incidentally be mentioned that The Kevie under the
management Of the father the publisher Tonopah bonanza
from 1873 1884 who succeeded by his widow for years
during which the paper missed AN issue
When Austin the mining of the the Reyeie
exefd influence day
papers with their facilities for securing printing telegraph and
domestic wish of the Bonanza that the
heyee will be changed the trumpet calls of taps that pre-
sage the dissolution Of all things human
might be we'll some the stockholders in Pacific
que to recall that their money Invested the national pasme and
mot IN prize Fighting promotion From there has
en more hoodumm between the diamond than bal
playing
Mayor Rolph of San with soft spot
dog The other day he Of employee Of the city buta
beating dog and instantly called for his resignation quickly
be found the report was true
roadmaster and locomotive engineer of the Western Pacific
nave entered into undertaking partnership Wncmncca Ra
'"er sinister combination for the railroad
Boston continues specialize missionaries and rum Last
schooner load Of agaren shipped the Of
Africa cleared $4,000 for her owners
hesgn but don't eneg Advice to the county commissioners
VINO seek q goat 70 carry their burdens.
showed yesterday Bryan in Florida
Just his luck
California grns and bears bravey keeps boosting the
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-22

II you want the telegraph and local
news-try the Bonanza
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-22
TO HOLD COURT AT RENO

Hon. Mark r. Averill left this morn.
ing for Reno, where he will hold court
during the next two weeks for Judge
r. r, Moran. who viii attend the Re
publican national convention at Chi
cago. Judge Averill will pay a short
visit 10 the coast before returning. Al
though he has the calendar of the fifth
judicial district court cleared he will
come to Tonopah II any unexpected
court business develops.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-22
SUICIDE OF sHEsPHERpER

Joe zalba, in charge of the sheep
flocks OF Sam Carter and John Hicki.
son in Antelope valley committed sui
eide at the camp near Indian Springs
last Monday by shooting himself in
the head. Zalba had been in poor
health for some time Reyeiile,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-22

eide early Tuesday morning last.
Ghigliazza was born in Italy and
was about 40 years of age. 1t had
been known for some weeks that he
had become mentally unbalanced. His
brother came from California and kept
close watch over him until 1t was
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-22

thought that he had fully recovered
Ghigliazza had been especially des-
pendent since receiving the news of
the death Of his younger brother OF
whom he was very fond and who was
killed in the Italian army. - Ely
Record
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

Nrneralmaior FauHua'a pIanr
gartona,S Ae[uc6 ans SLaaIs0eparlgmenl.

&aihinaton IL Nar5 General 6unituu, GOmmauOunt
osr oneaHdm IFrppn per mcgud Wreu5c Srr %rGf
net 4u m per Nngabc brant nUoeM III &a nno feline gaub
udud angcn o frftccr Ncmdfe
ciuc Surbcrcturgn iar sic zno-Grpcoitpn.
1as @cge0cpartemcut Tat neral bejHaid Gun
hQe Der 0gdahrnng expedition pDla beaeu
Nnn madta a ob ais obiont aOt6ueOa fin Ou Groa
Der 6r6On ade Onf feue nioruatn bic Srnppnbeucen
on bic Gciienhidtei gelansen.
arasoepamcu tce0t Oaraaf Oa bic rc,porOnlc nid
aedWadt WerOcu o NM @cueral dmnOn bat 1nruoneu ean
Hth eer init Oc cgenin expedition 81 beginnn bis m
Cedl igluc 8Orberetnngcn beeu0et lnt
arssrrtdr go einc aiFfntcu Gie6eu 6entc S6euO
patcr @tnnoe Nregs IepartrmeHt Gpeen &c
nerai Euton nicfen %c caer gptaen mnrOu OrobloS
Edocn Esun abermirlt Ocr 3t duf GiupluWr1
iar5e @r6OiMngsinHrt madlt
G6 bic anfandcn Srnppcn bcrcs Sic mfan6c Gn5r
dca bd uScr waun S acacbn urbc OurHbsr Wucn bic Sc
auiru WMts ucrlantcu aie.
Sruppen.geunen an Ser 0ren 6eie i'm @anoe
cr Oa Sa 0eprmcu General Garrana cber
bnpte SeT DC ao Scgeruug Dos rinten 5uset seat
Garrana auf Der @Ognng Tia-SanOten
tenians bic amtaude @rene aberidrecu Sar Die SOdaft
marOc iOiOrt &raOmt NUn cauOt antuOr Fd
ene 0udeSnng bis Mpnag UOrbaln mrSc NIT
@taats$erer sanna oe5ehgIide GOueren abbaltem
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GarranS uimmcnO bedH Sarftc Wan lit nGnid bier
o NHd oaR o oe 8ee oe @gmpat6 oes Gorrana onrO
E0ciicS hes meEiiauifn &DS acmnnucn marN
Nitbcnug Garrau5os Idcn far BcrDOrmscBcn Saf
neI Vnmenonn0en seacn O'c NnwcnDc amc
rfanid nn mcgtunfcm Suoen cr6eb mirO fails G
ln@ca GmaulaS sung beiAcbrn wO Goran3a w cSnal5
TIM bic 8t Shrtc amcfan6c GrpcOitOn sic wadeinlid
300 aum 5dbcn urO ion ganOen nmf ben 5erien
icn, ulde ben lIe6crina anf Columbus mndtcn
Giue Der SouptsranOc Der gc5Seerns grgun Ggpiou
mar pic &otuno9fe bic aapaaereSrnppe wede Der @rcu
Yaronacu Iui t6ntcn Surd nfanteric Srnppen III cen
le 2isfnfOu in GOnaSrcicn 3cstc 5cnte Wctcr Oaf
re IL Sen Sorae aeo MeEiO wic ann bnter Dem %aOsn
rem tees
1cnasGomi fir ansanDii6 gec6uugcu Giclt 6cae fn
5euno nSoitrtc cinimmio edrtt grafOcmn
m Sanic rcid 9praicntaut gfott McUor u gnblifa
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daAac aenon uclA oc vyercaSnng bcuanc nmerifnni-
0egO ais acrdcriat crtlGrt bar yOic
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WcH0c pat Sarau Oeacn 4ecr 6cicacn cNrr i'm
poNe nod m Seat sao 6 ene augeuu GSnOn Ser yerso9c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

SSn ibrcr g9obmng gir. All 9ioro-
Golliugton 9(0cnue ltor6 inn 9lltcr
BON 73 Sobreu 6rnl @li6obctb Gee
gcrer oic g9ithpc ocs Scrrn Soicpg
Scegercr. 0ic @critorbcnc mar it
@opern qeborcn llnO crlng elmer
Computation bon &ronfbeiten. Sic
mar nit ibrcn ejottcn i'm Sabre
1886 nod Ocu &crcinietcn 5tootcn
9etonulca imo ibrcr Gbc cntiproncn
licben 9inocr. 0opon ii6crlcben IL
re W}uttcr 5mci Sohtcr, 6rou glnnu
g., mo Qlmolic 90. Goton, imO bier
5o9ne, SSoIepb 9l. @arimilion,
2ouis Wt., G6orIcs Q. Scegercr. 9ie
gccroiglmg oOn 5rou 5ccgerer fin.
oct bon ibrer lcttcn gSobnlng aus,
norgcrL oen 13. lR0r5, nod Scr ia.
t5oliidcn ct. Mlidoels. Stride itott,
.wo cine Jfeqliiem Wteiic fir ibr Sec.
lcnbeil geIeIcu uer0cn miro Dic
9cilesung finoet oarolii ouf Ocm ST..
GrIoicr. 6ricoboie ltott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

Der @reu5e ioIltcn iidj Oariibrr Doll
tm0 gan5 flar merocn.
aGs lit feine 3eit, nnbloic, t6eore.
tiihc Grortcrlngen iibcr ,Sitooiion
ai3uitcrcn Cos mcrifanii6c Golf
bot mciucr 9luiidt nod, 5iloicl ge-
iluioen Nlcnidenoerltano, ais ooB cS
uidt nit Grell0cn lnicre Siilic ons
ncbmcn wiirOc, inn cincm intcrnotio.
nnlca 9ldilber Den GornuS ju ina.
bcu."
sDf ittntilitariiNGn Gbren.
GoInmbllS, g}Wiy fl. Wlar5.
SSu 8ciiem bon GbcrIt 5lociuu
mo ieinen Giii3iercn lunrocn Die 2ei.
den Der Gpfer Der giaa'iden R1u.
ber6anOe inter militariicben @6ren
nod oem 9obn6oi iibcriiibrt, Inn nod
Der 0cimat6 aeiHidt 81 meroen.
Gic 9ie9inentsntiriif, Die bel Dem
llrberioa itpcr gclitten Bat ipieIte
Gbopin's Grauerinnrih. Die Eieroe
Der beiocu 5oIoaten @riiiin unO
ainouoa bon Irpp ,& piirOcn i'm
Grauer5uge nitgeiiibrt.
General gcrtani, scr 5iibrcr orr
Garran3aslrupprn, scr III Eolomas,
G1i4uabua, ietbs Ycilcli iiiolb Der
Srcn5c, 1citern glbcuo eingctroficn
iUnr ibloB iib ocl Gifi3icrcu Ors 9ic.
gnnclttS All. 81 mar bon ocr Gar.
n5o'ihcn DliIitdrbcb0r0e brouftraot
fuoroeu, all Ocn Observation-Disclosures
tbeil5ime6neu 5un 3eiNen Der G6r.
erbieiitng ben omcritaniidcr GoOtcn
gcacnilber.
Dic glamen ser 0pfer, ipelbe nadI
i1rer Seinatb iiberiii6rt mrroelt,
iino
2ergeaut ,So6n g. 9lie0crgalt bon
oer Hegilicntslnltiif; Sergeant @nul
@iiiion Sergeant Wlarf ". Iobbs
BON oer gluiblnensemcbr ylbt6e,
lnag @orpora parrv U. Miieivrll
uon Trupp o@" geborcn ii Avloiint
g2al0ip9ton Ohio 3rciuilligcr 100.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12

llntcr Wlor0ontlage geltellt mcr0en.
IS iino Dies Gopitdn Hoblo @orcia,
2icllteuont s]8obel G6opc5, Die @e-
meincn Suun 5on6D @lios Nierns
itno glntonio WoranoeS imo Der 10
Sabre olte anobe SeiuS &opes, Der
init ieincm Goter 2lnSleto 9taDes Dor
orci @lonoten 8li &illa iticB. 9lud
@illo ielbit ioll in Ser 9lnfloge ges
nonnt peroen.
Eoblo Sandc5, Scr babel o6eefoBt
murOe, ais er 0en W}erifonern Sig
mole CAB, mir0 inter ole g[nfloqe ge-
ItcGt weroen oeln Jein0 bebiilflid
Qclpeicu 8u iein mG6rcno cr iih ouf
oem 8o0cn Der Ser. Stooteu bcfono.
Der geitcrn iu Sort gIiB erfol9tc
Poo ocS ocrmunOetcn nmerifani.
ic6cn Golootci Sciie s. Edplor ioll
Die Balls fiir cine odbte @}oroonflo0c
gcgcn bic pcrpunoetcu 8illo.2eutc
IptBCli.
0ie 9lnflagen gegcn Oiciclben iinO,
mie Der Spc5iologcnt Stone Dom SSu.
iti5Oeportement iogt, 6elonOers itorf
begrilnoet oo0urd, ooB lnter oen 9o.
picren Gillo'8 oie ouf Dem SMloAt.
fcl0c gehm0cn lpurocn 9cfcblc li6
hnfnnApn fpi1tpn 0(mcrifo,tcr az Sdn,
ncn oie Sta0t Columbus 5u pliln-
bern imo nieberau6renncn uno aus
uicOcm Nlonnc, 6rul imo Sino cinc
lc6enOc Jndel SIT mahcn."
Der aIs Spion feitgcnomncnc
Boblo 5ouc1e5 babouptctc, Gin
Rondcr 5u icin. @ei Der giiitirimg
fauo man elm Scl6glos bci ibm Dor
nnO inter lcincni 9trbcitson5ug cine
eroue milit6rii1e Uniform.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
wlan rriydtns ben Baltimore GorrrDpuOtHt".
Die @SiesmnidleI.

Gic aartoffcl oes NleereS nennt
s. SdenfIiug sic @}ieSmuitel in
cinem sluiioe, ben cr in Der Iebtcn
Summer oeS oErometbenS" oerof-
fcntli6t. @enn iid) Die NtiesnmidDel
infolge i6res moiierbaiten @orfom-
mems Qan5 beionoers 5lim &olfsnob-
rimgmittel eignct lnO ais ioldcs
mtcb ihon longc ancrfonnt lit 10
Oiiritc cS ooh interiiout iehL 81 6o-
rem ooB iic auM i6on ,,fouiglidc
@crhte" 9eiieirrt Bat RihorO ser
,}lpcitc peripciite lie init g9obIbe6o.
dcn un0 fir Nie Slide 2uOwig'S
ocS 9lcbtjcbnteu niuBteit oie Olu.
ibeln jeoe @oc6c orrd) Gilbotcll bon
ga 9iodelle noh Goris gebrodt
lpcrOcn Gr ielbit bemiibtc lid i'm
ibre 3u6crcitlmg. SSn Der Siclcr
9nht ipcroen id6rlih gcgcn 1000
Daiihclpidblc oeiest ruo ebcnioOiele
oe5ogeu 9(iI Ocn aelcr Niorft fom.
men i'm Sobrc imgefdbt 800 / Whl-
iNeln gum Gcrfoili 0os imO $500
600 Stiif Nod) ocn llntcriidim0cn
bon Croft cntb1lt ooS NluIdcltbicr
1775 @ro5cnt 9rodcniu6Iian5, lpo.
bon auf Stiditoif 1916 ino onf
Nbosp6or 0,t5 &ro5cnt cutfnllcn,
Cine Bel mondcn Dlcnidcn gcgcn
Oeu @cnuB Scr NiicSmuldcI beiic-
beaoe 9lbneiglng lit iiderlicb oif sic
Jurdt Dor Der SergiThing oiIrd OoS
Nluihelgiit, Mptilotoiin gcnount,
5uriid5uiiibren. lleber oie llriohe
oieier &crgiitng lit man iid Iangc
iidt tlor gemoroen. gfaH einaeben-
Oen Aenliiben mo pbiiioIogiicbcn
llnteriuhungei i6eiuen bier sic
@er6dltniiie, Ger Stognntion oes
g9oiiers, III Dem sic 8biere iun6ien
bon @idtigfeit 5l icin. Dlit ocm
yta1laiicli Der Stagnntion uernlin,
bert iib nutb oic @iftlofeit. Sic 9ii-
tigen Stoife Oes @oilers gelnugeu
beiin glt6mcn iii oos glut ocs Ebic-
res iino init oieienl III sic Grgone
iIno sic GepeDc. Ion bat uIlo NIT
oicicr @rfennttiB aid sic Gloglih-
felt oie yluidelUergiitimg bon born.
berein 81 perbinoeri. glilBerOrnl
fam lid ieoer ein5elnc audi ror ser
Geraiitung ourh Nliesmuitelf
idiibeit penn er oen 9iot6 Solforps.
fn's eines DER 5orider oie 0os
DlieSnnlidelgiit cntocdten, beiolqt.
Tonocb tUeroeu oeni gSoiier, III ocm
Die lauidein gcfoht iuerocu iollen.
oui icoci Otter 3 Dis 4 4 foblcniou.
res gtatrcl i'm auu06illidjcn &C.
ben So0h gcnonnt SlgcicBt
Touu ioll mon Ger 8oricbt DoIbcr
Die Vrii9e iorgfaltig nbgicBcu uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
MISUNDERSTANDING 6ci SOlOcn-
berg's.


Die bei Ocn 0eutiden 8nltinore'S
bcfountc uno bcliebtc 6irmu @olOcn-
berg @ros., 9tr. 90 bis 81, gSeit.
2eringtou, StroBe, 5eiet oil onOercr
Stelle ocS n0Gttiden Correspondent
sen" olL bob iie fir oeu 8ceinu Scr
5riibio6rs Soilon fertig lit lno ooS
ih0uc @etter gum 9eludc scr 5rilb
io6rs, ,glusltcIling IN oen 2Gocn ciu'
lnOet. ltlter ben nciieiten Srilgs
iobrsbiitcn fir 9omen linO Oie nellc.
itcn N}oocn luo bic prohtDollltcn
&IciOcritoiTe nliilien gciebcn merocn
I'm oicIel6eu boil llnD gnn3 piiroigen
5ll f0nncn. Qic &nBpooren.9l6
hung ioll OieicS Sobr obcr belouOers
rcidboItig icin mo Oen &Gllferu oie
gr0Btc ie 0ebotenc 9lusmobl bicten.
Sir icOe 0omc in oeutihel &reiIcn
Oiiritc cS iid cnlpfeblcr Der Gr6ii-
nlulg 6ci @olocu6erQ's eincn 9clud
ab5litottcn. 9lib culpficblt es iid,
bic 9ln5cigc Scr 5irrno eincnt Iorg.
idItigcn Shioilmu SIT imtcr8icbeu.
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ugcreinate @adcr.0 .0leicLIIdmit.n 7

Qic rGcrcinigtc 9Gdcr @cicn-
ihoit" 6iclt lgcitcrn glbcno in giiifs
icPS Sollc iDre rcoelndbiec gcr.
iomnliing a6, III ser Er6iiocnt @rnit
6roif ocn @oriib, iuiO SefretGr
GbnrlcS anocpp oas Yrotofoll Iiibr-
tc Die 9ioutinegaih1ftc oes Ser
ems puroen erleoigt lno belhloiien,
onl ndAiten Soniitog nit oen onOe-
rcn 9ddcroereinen 8oltimorcs cinc
Gomiteiieung fir 0as beOoritebenoc
&icnic I'M gseiten0.Eorf gum 9eiten
oeS 0&ot6cn areu6es" ub8ubalten.
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gseacn Oiittcrli6feit feitasuolumcn,

Giue Shldgerei Oeren Gbjeft cin
biibiAeS jinseS DlGo6en mar, ereig.
ncte iiH geltern 9lbeno gegen htt
llbr i'm aoiIet.Gnic al Der WiaoiIons
nabc gtortb-glpenuc, iinO trug Ii1 nu.
gcblib iii folgrnoer g9ciie 5u. Der
23 Sabre altc @iuiam 81. Soparo,
welhcr bebonptet, ieiuen itGnoigcn
@o6tiiB III gir 1866, Common
iucaltb.gloenue, Bolton Maii., 3il Da.
brL erlaibtc iidj cine 6eleioigenoc
9emcrfung ii6er OdS beiagtc iituee
@ldoheu Der 21-jdbrige g9iaiam
Senpel BON glr. 1910, @eit-9iortb
9lDenue, ein Sobn OeS @oronerS 5rc-
0erid Senpe, iiberborte Die riipel
6aite gleilBerlilig, erbob lid mo 6orte
&oporo tiIr5erbonO gegen Die gtaie.
Gas Heilltot iuor, oaB beioe iinaeu
ScHc lulier elmer 2lnihuloigImg Oes
iingcbiibrlicbcu Netrn1enS mad Scr
norOrciliAeu Eoli5ci, Station gc.
brdHt iulirocn uuo ii1 Onielbit 1eutc
Norniltad Dor Ridtcr g2cNouI iii
pcrnniwortcli bubcn ucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-12
9lnf OCr -Strnfen6riife
Ocrlebt.

@eaen fiinf llbr 9cbeuos wurOe ser
12.idbrige Tontine Suitb bon glr.
1914 guiliorO-glbenle, an Scr Gnl-
bert. Stroben Bride, OILS er oielelbc
treu5en pollte, bon Dem 9lutomobil
Oes @errn Mlorgon @bellps, BON
Scr. 290S @llilforo- 2lOenue, iiber.
fo6ren rno 3u 9oOen geporien. Der
anube puroc bon Serrn 8bellps in
oos @}erc0 SoipitoI gebrodt uno
BORT nod dr5tli6cr 9eboiiOhng olS
outer @efohr beiin0Lidl bcaeicbnet.
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seinem @crIstnnaen erIeaen.

Sm 5t. 5oicp6S SoipitaI crlag &c.
itcrn JloGmiitag Der 80 Sabre olte
6ronf SoImes Don Ger. 412, ylorO.
&olfe-StraBc, Den Gerlcblm9en, mel
dye CT iih 5iBog, ols er am 2. Nldr5
III Scr So6rit oer oGropn Sort &
Seal So" an Scr @uilforos9loenue
5uiiden Hcu cSa6rihu6l inO oie
SdoAhunuo gcrietb. Gr Bate einen
ShdoeIbrild imo ocrIhieoene onOCrc
&no6enbriihe Oopongetragen.
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cHr n MonoIIcric.

tyencral 6unltoil 5rall d I
nc6r @opol.lcric.
94oibington IL Nldr5 @c
ncrol Slnitou Dat 6ciite 9l6eno Git
lpdtcr Stlnoc 0aS aricgs Icpar.
teiurut ml bier mcitcrc 9icaiucutcr
aoboQeric 3ucds glusii6uud ocS gos
iroiNllcuoienitcs aB ocr lucriIonilhct
tirei5c erindlt
(ScNcrol Scutt. oer Gbcf 0e5 Wciei
talitobcS bat odraufDin iofort Grs
0fc@ erIaiicl oaB lid, oaS I Siouol
lpye 9Aegimelt Wontercp, Gol ods
II Aupnilcric Rcgimett Sort pa
lci9orpe. @d un0 oos ~ aaUoleries
9seaincat, Nobinion gtcb, al Die
0'Teu5c begc6cn ioAen Eos 8 aa-
paacgic 9lceiIneut Sort gipcr, 3D.,
crMelt @cic9l lid morld6ereit 5u
balien
@encral 6iution battc crtldrt. ooB
oos pierte Aeginlcrite uidt alcid &C.
brand9t iperoc
Gin Aft 0cr 6rcnnoi6nft
glNao, Icr. ll- Dl0r5- &cr-
iolanna uno @elonaeHnnbulc Gilla'S
iit ocr cinc 3lpcd ner 1iroisSrpcoif
YOU uad Wicgito, crflartc General
Sobn NJ Nrribaa ocr Gomauoait
oes Nort glil mo elmer Ocr tSiiRrcr
0cr Grpcoiiion III eincr Grtldriln1,
uHn oie Wicritancr iit oieicm Iiitritt
5il bcrnbigcn
Iie Gifldrlig Ocs Generals bat
folaenoen @ortlaiit
Scoerniann iollte oabin aiiigeildrt
mrrocu ooB amcritoniichc 9rnppca
meriianiidcn gooen lett MIR fir ocn
Siped betreten. 8iaa uio ieine Rau-
perbdnoc 5u uerioIaeu ino acianaen
I'll uehmcH
.,gs lit 0nrdlaus ein ireln0idaits
litner 9llt oer 4iilTcleiiAnia unirrcr
ieitS
9agae iuabrcn 6relIuoc Der oDe
iacio4 SRegicrluf9 ali 0ei0eu Scitcli
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&rahtuuIle Stride uieOcrstOrunut.

Gincinnott Ohio. fl. N}Gr5.
Die observation-disclosures Irini.
tg.aircbe Die eilles Der dlteiten iIno
ia6niteit (Sebduoc ser Staot mar, lit
bcute olircb 6eqcr, oeiien entite-
hunaSllriadle biS6cr nod nidjt icitgc-
iteat pcroeit fonitc bis nui oic
&tinOmuiern liieoerocbrannt Ier
augerintctc 5hoocn mira alf %lOOs
600 gciddtt.