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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1916-05-11

RESOURCES.
and
Items.
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Exchanges Clearing
Silver dollars and fractional 42o6
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LIABILITIES
CAPITAL stock
fund
ndiy
Individual deposits subject to check 6534l go
Time certificates OF deposit l4o,U5sol
]
deposits
100000
Banking
somnly the above statement the best OF
knowledge and belief
subscribed to before this
9th day
: - M. COOK, Notary Public.
County Ohio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
sctanutmudJnuacu.


SdlilrgunB Der Sniut Yan StrnEc
5piialcn Hernniun eirahc nnb SarntOnn @trnNc
0e miro blcrmii yioii5 gcNebcn, oab ocr
WGOor mo Snornib Don Baltimore nm Die
snn0bmc clHcr GcrorouuuN crlubi pcrocn
piro iiir bic Npubcmnrung iuiO 9Mlichuug bcc
Ehcllcs ncr 5niut Eaul. strahc, ocr ic6t qcndb
oct an H. Wlut5 1919 nict8clbncicu Ncroro
hung Nr. $50, in Ser 0ruciicruHN bcpriiicH No.
Ulc cr ipihcn ocr rcringion mo Sdrdi0au-
1icdcc licai mo jDildcn Der cpigcn leciiicic
ocr 1ulni &aul, ztrabc, 5uiincn qcrluaiou Sir
nno Sdrdio9d 1ilaBc uno Der gScilcic uic
IN bclllicr 8ctoroutna ylr. 5Sj ncpdni miro ,
cas- Hauo, mic c5 5u couocuinrcH nnb 5u
lnlicbcH gcpan M, urb mic iolgi bcibricbcr
SO be0lnnt nu Der Strcu8iiun. Ole BON ocr
lnollWitcH Eciic Der SaruoGn. SiraBc. Dic icBi
cr0linci, unb ncm Nan0 Der mcitlicblicH Geifc
Ole iu ciucr acrdocn 2tnic iholb Der Sain
Kdni .StraBc, 5pihcn 5nruuad SiruEe nno
&lcaldn 5itnGc prO0uIiri miro, lcbiloci piro ,
mo lauli ron 0n ocr bciugicu 10 prohu5iricn
Ginic cntlQnQ, 390.0g SuB Dlo 5uc n0roliNilcn
Sciic Der HcrinRon @irGkc, mic ict ct0fiHci
oOfln DliilO, Der bciaQicn nDrOl0GcH Sclic
ocr gcIlnaioH Sirdnc cntuna 1885 SUB DIS
1r ipeiiliblifH Scitc ocr 5nini Raul SituRc
ipic icet crUlinci, Damn r3rolitb. Der hcllmcu
lpcliNWncn lciic 0cr 10lii fdul StrdBc cHi
lnnA, $4,000 Sun bsS 81 Der bcianitn lod)
iicu sciic Der sarNiogd StrnBc lin0 onn
mcltic1 ocr bcIaqicn iiiolihiicn Scic Der Gu
raoga eitdbc cull0nA 1911 SUI bis jum
NninnQ
Sic bcIa0ic 1lraBc. uic iic so couocninircu
mo 5u i0icHcn nngcoronci miro. M 0ni ocr
4nric i'm Nr6ip or Sn0hcnonrhbridss9on
mililon lcjclhnd iiio i'm Sindelncn gc3cgt.
SAM ~ iS.2la2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
Cinc alfc EbraIc, Sic nid1t mc6r sic6t,

9lit 0roBem llnbcbogen iicbt mon in 2ouoon ooB
0ic @cr Sinntcn mo oc Gcropcrbinocien 5i eiicnl
pollt1noiQcr Ginpertdnonib foufncn bcSigliH ocr.
lntcriccbooi iSragc uno oob Der GongrcB glnitoten
modt id cingc6cno mo III crniter S8ce nit Der &c.
0riiditug uiicreS &aiioels mo Der 0iibohhng ollrr
intcrnaiornle eieietc 0ird) Gnglouo mo ieinc @et
booqn 81 bcinGitiaen Die ,gSenlinitcr Gajettc" in
2ouoon iaet
ugSr founcn es fnlm glnuben ooB oos eroBe oeno.
ralde &of oer 9lccn s8clt es 5ugcben miro oaB ibr
0mhB onecpon0t mcroe, inn Die ocmotrotdlen Boiler
Scr gIIe clt iii brent ngeu ecgen @iitdrberridoit
u cllhpoiincr~
Gas lit oic oltc beiontic Ybroic. yoas 9ingcn ocr
Tcniofrotic NIT 0cm N}ilitarsms,~ bic bis Dor Sfr
5er no@ oas anciian@e &olf blerocte, uio uoas
Adnipici fir Ole tlcicr Stadtcl SSn iin0iter 3eit
obcr ii 0ns oucriloniitc Gof 3r 9ciirmuia eefoni
men, 9 pcriprt om eieencn 2eibe Die beoridcnoc Nerr
hat ser aregsilotten Gnglono's n0 ieiner @erbinoe
TEN oui ollcn NleerelI ogar IN onierfuniihen @eUdi
fern lnO as iebt an ocm Giebobren gnglonos nn0
GrautredS III @riedenauo oaB Die tlenen Stooten
alr oni oen Sdut ser Gntentemddte rcdnen I0niien,
penn tie i6 0eren gcieblen qen mo bereit iino d)
fir ie 8u opiern
1en onierfauiihcu 9olfe lit eS in iineiter 3cit
oiieibor Qepor0en Dab cS oon oaut WlorinisnuS Gng
au0 melt nehr 5u rhtcn bot ols bon DEM p@lilita.
riSmiis Gaaidlonos Dos anleritoiidc Golt oet iidD
llab ribacn Nnh0eltcn bob Der ociitidlc @elitars.
uls ibni nicnioS ocidbrlid peroen fam lelbi nd)t
init Nulie elmer itcrmGhtieen Tlotte. peil Geittd1
on0 groqropbiid 81 nngiIne aelegcn III Ir clncn MI
orii oui 0iecS Sono nno es feinc 9eiBnnge1 tcine
Slispunttc oui Oeier Scitc oes Atlartilden Cceons
bot onB 0agegei Gneanos oWiarinSmus" nit dobl'
rciden Neiitunqcn n1o Stiispuntten IN unmtelborer
9i1 ser Ser 5tnoen eite itege 0robenoc geiobr iir
ic bloc
Dc altc %broc pon oem yRnacn ir oic Demo
trolic 5ie6t nidi ne6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
9lcTIamnInnas .glnscjecn.

,,9ln1rmere Ecniime Breiirnheinai6."
Sic Wdi0licocr 0es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
metoen crlnMt Der Nnhlcc'S Scrlnmmlull9 mo
Etrctiorct 2anrl am Orc.nn, ocn a. 5nnunr
llnr stcnas i'm 0clm, SoliimDrr. nro Rdl.
ior.5ttaHr, bci5ilpobncn
5o9H :. @leHer, Selfcidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19


2irrnn scr etrnhcrorrm6rude.Go GommiNdrc.
Nul more, 81. Sc3cmbcr 1915.
Nic SirdhcnourhbrnhaS Somuifdrr IN 0cr
Sidot Baltimore nahcn hicrmli Deldnni nng
linfocni re ibrc Inbcllc ibcr hie 0nlmioioins
pcn lluioitcn run 9NcriherbJ1inQcn fir Opn-
6cmrifung nio NrBilnuug hes 0cn Oig1mnn,
oriiter Nbimnitt, Opn Der 2iioOIieic ncr Yau
tcnccsStrnhC piS 6ir uDroliblicn 2eiic Ger
W(c@omdesGirahc licti cnnocmnir uno crbiiuct
nnicr Der gcrorAnuug 9r. JOs. lcitdtai ON
10. ruli iNll. ncbii 1cn o0rGui bcihaichcu
cllncnhGcr uao corrQiricn crildicnocn Rdncn
rcpioft b0acg. Hcud6 ocn Sorhriiicu ncs
CHARTERS ocr 1i0oi ta,ilMorc mn her ou 2.
Wat 1919 ricr6cihuficn Ncroronun0 Pr OlS
oca WinOcre mn Sunirnlho
lic htcrri RIOTS qchcn. nnR hcfnQic Iubcnc
iWo Sinricn lri. nlcic 2Sciic uollNoci mo be-
'uhinf iunrocn M INTO onb ncr Minnor mn
Stnoirdb BON baltimore o0cr irpcno ucldbc
geiluil nocy Bctlracn, Corporation oncr Oors
pproi'oncu fic nii ocni }ilrrnt Der GniiMd'
niOiuqcll cocr hclIcicn dulcr'culcn 9Ncribcttus
nuHncu infnri2ocH iiiiN, inucr1alh orclBid 800
f0sCii. pont orittcH Inac occ 1nnudre t9i6,
foir oOun nor cricu pon uns crlniicu &cr
cfienilihuna oiclcr Noii5 onQcacn olrlh iMriis
libc tcliiipn on Ons baltimore SiGoipcridi
appcllrcii nbgcrL nocm ie hGa @cli1nt I'M
clnc Ncpiiion ocriclbeu uuachcl
Sic 2ecrincrbbhunpcn finn nod, Ncliebcn ncr
tcnheicu Rcrlonen oocr Norn9roiioncn cni.
mcocg ioiori oocr IN iini (5l ldbrli0cu Ndicn
5ablbor ocycn criie dllin f. mcim oic @cr
ra9nu Wlet ueldgicr Scrofanuu9 nb0cl0lol'
Scbn s. 0pbinrtic,
0arrl " Jlrmcn,
Gomnliiidre
(San9lotL2D eleri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19

gim "a. 1nanar 5cnu ". 1ra 9lr 2gi2.
WgNs Areue "a Sabre alf
YIN "a. 1amar 6rcocrid s.. Jiicocl, gr.
1911, 8diirioHfBnrI 2pcnue, % Sabre oil
Snnciic Sirnbc, 1B Sabre all
YIN 70. 5onuar 3idDrtla ". SnnlUr, Gr.
2i30, WiarpunoN0 N0enue, n Sabre ult
glW rs. ,idfudr O.atcuce Srncn, llHiru
Broicllaal pQipiial "a Sabre 0li
glm SaIuar Nidrn C, seopoo, Pr POO.
3ouon StIaGc SO sabre ali
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
qDlrfn O} Vlnhcrocr

Sc liarb am is Nomrar 1916 IN i6rer g9ob.
uuHo, l}r. 932, observation-disclosures, W,ctn
DR. Nlpbcrncr, 81 Sabre alt pcicbic 0diiiu
BON Sobn Hlobcrgcr. &cnunn0ic uno Srcnn0e
fcr Ndniilic iiun cinqclancn. Der gccroinunq
an 1Dnrncrina, ben 90. 1anndr Nanmitidos
llbr bon pbigcr sSoDnuna aus bci5nmotucH
NeilctHiQ ut oem aSonoon &nri5rcoboic"
(fnufg- 9O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
Militariidlc 3iclc O0er SInnoncn.aOllcr?


Inter ocicr trcicnocn llcberidjrt io9i ooS yGclt
idc SSournol:~
1ie Gnglall0er mOllen eluns tbun I'M Der gSct 81
5eige Odb iie nod t6aroitig III oos aepoltigc Ager
e8greiicn oerm0gcn uno in @rmongcnlg elmer beiic.
Gccgen6et 6rc aaupfcshlit jii 6cfiOct bcuericn
lie sic iran5ode 5tnDt 2illc nit gombcn eeIcqenbcit
Oo5l boitcn c idon ict @lonotcn gcbobt obcr IN Der
rdltgcn GrtcuniriB oab 0icics 9onl6nroemcnt militia
rid obiolut nusloo c lo Dob Der ongcrdtctc Sdaoci
ibrc SlmoeSscroicn Die S5ror6oien nn hwrritcn trct
fcn uiiroe, bobcn iic cs bis Jet nrtcrIoiicn.
Suoccl ctmos mnBtc acifcbcn um Die fortecicetcn
MBcriogc Der cn9idlcn SccreScitung 81 bcmGntcln
ooer IN @ergeiiabeit 81 6rngen mo 10 fnotcn iie of
cine enticrmne pon IL Dlctlcn nit @cid)iitcn ocs
idperIen Sabers III bic fron80fide 5taot Dincn. GaB
nui iofe 6ncrnng feine idere 3elpunfte in eiiiem
0idtqeorGnqten 01llercomplcr qenonlicn mo militia
riid pihtge 8oitionen nit Sdcrbct 5eritort mcroen
founell piiicn Die 6n9lGn0er icocnias nd ober lie
ibcroiien cs Ocm 3nll ob ndbt pclled]t neben noil
den onoercn GeboOcii oiid) en Ohntions Depot ooer
Nrtillcricporf gcroIcn miro GtuoS seri0rc iic loci
len nit pocr SiHerbcit lno oos ino ole SSobnt1ttcn
ibrcr 9uiocseenoiIen, Der 6ran6ocn pcldc bcr oeic
&illielctng iDrcr 9lrtcn nid bconocrs erbolt lem
oiiritcn
Die iortp1brenoen &ididGqc d]eincn bel oen gri.
e pe bel bren glliirten cinen fornIdcn &oppcl cine
slri Sanonen aoller oIs5uloen SSic Die Gngldiioer
ellie 70 bobe oic tnlicner Gjor5 beiGoicn cine Stnot
pelde iic bon Ser ,ordeioen Serrihnft~ CeiterreHs
crloieit mn Dem geeen Soen picocr 8uiiibren uolI
ten Sic bobci ibrc broerlid)c 3uneigrpg oooiirh be
uieier oa6 iie eincn Gbeil Der Stoo tin @rio mo 30
ocn gchoiiai bo6er. 8oB oic @0r5er bncu fir 0ele
&eloentbnt ouh nod oene Ser5eu entgcgen 6ringen
oiirfen ielbt oie opitimdItcn SStolionini folm CT
luorteu.
glild oe Gciitidlc 6obcn Iih 5u 3eiten ge6plingen
eeeben enolitc stdotc 5i boni6ororcn; nber j brer
Gbrc nuH qcnat meroen 0aB es itets 5iuinaen0e militia
ride 9epeg9riinoe parc pelde iic oo5u pcronloBtc
oodl nienldls 6linoe 3eritormesputb 60 mBten olif
Die aatbeOrolc IN Heis mebrere Sdic obeegeben net
Oe1 ilit oen rou3oiiden @eo6odhngspoien bon oeren
Iburn 81 bertrei6en
Canals erbobeii Die Wlunoitiide ser gliirten Gin &c
pultiees Ge6re iiber ole Oeutidn 93nrboren lleber
Ole oollig lmmotipirte 9eidieBmq bon ellie mo @or5
ober agen tic nts bohitens miro es in eroBen lleber
ilrten nod oIs ein pdtiger niilitdrider GrfoIa bn
geiicllt
0ah bic OentidIenieHOlidlc Yreie nod midt aneeScn
tet hnt onf octdlc Geriduorer" bel Sen llni1len a
nnereu llntcree6potGi Die oan0 i'm Spielc qcba6 6o.
ben f1nntcn III nirflid bcmcrfcnSncrlh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
Wlnrnnrrt6 gL ehmnrhllnnnl.

Gs iiarD am .glorqcH oeS 16 Somar 1916
Wlargarsth N eMwarehanpt tqcb Wcicr) ge
llcbic @aiiin oc8 Observation-Disclosures Ehipurts
Oaupt Va lbrcW rs. pcbcHsinbr 0ic Vcerhi,
gnHg fhloci am Wlttuod, Ndbnliaq3 u6r
BON iOrcr Nobnlup, gr 2G22 CfsNaaimore
siraRc alle iidii, Ncilctnna nii ocm ,gous
Don fartSricohof"
(9saibiHgioncr 3clinnGcn molcn pciulait
copircfi) (SaHtS-tp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
CSonroo Gnehlc.

6c iiogb an T. Sanuar 1916 in Der gso1.
iniil0 lCncr 1obtcr. Srun 9 4. HbclOn, Hr.
25D4 ii.SnirmouHt.glUenHe, Gpnrab euehir,
IN Nltcr pon 50 Saurcn Dic Necroignng fin
oct Qn Gpnucrliaa, WlorBeHc 4 llbr, bon obis
Gcr N6rCic, ans iinit (San1s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19

1aF bic OentideneiHOlide @rsiic nod midt angeScl.
tc nat ooB ceutibc Gerdmorer" bel Sen llnialeu oui
mera llntcree6notei Die @an0 i'm SpieIc ae6abt 6a.
ben tonuicn, ii mrtlid bcmcrtenSpcrlb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
sAgrau Der etuasusnrabrnds. .6ommiTare.

baltimore IA. S0nulr 1910
fDic Sirabcuournbunsr0o 0omulindrc scr Sidoi
Baltimore MAIDEN bicrmi beiunni ouB iie &c.
mdb ben &orihriiicu nce 0burcrS ocr Sidot
Baltimore tUcn ociHiuiricu 9luslUcie ibcr auc
5u0cipro6cncn Gntimaoi0mQcn iibcrnommeueu
unloen llo jugcprodcnc yScribcrb1hmua nit
.cner crfldrcnncn Naric duearbciicu licbcn tn
Ncrhnoung mii Der 0Dno fmnlrmn, Grdiinung
uno HiUcliruna her NcitiUupos sllucuuc NIT cis
ncr Nrcitc bon lcb5ntoiecDSig SIB, hon her
Gltlcilc Der Boplar (SrpOc SiroBc bis 5nr Giis
icitg Der @crirtoe SirnBc, acndB bcr am 2i
Ddt 1915 untcr3cihneicn &crorouunq ylr 631
ocs Wlauors nno SlnoirdtbS bon Baltimore
2c gnldQcn criircdcn flo mo uninlicn
bcioe 1ciicu Der Ncitiupuo lluenuc, ciuibicbs
lid oeS 8ciies ocrielbcn. bon Der Siiieitc Der
Bopldr @rope sirobe pig jnr SlMelie Der. Ser
irnoefStnbe; Die Giiiciic Der Ropldr @rOuCs
@eimpoos2locnuc, Die gSciiiciic Der 9oplar
eirpocGirabc icch8ie {SuB n5roic0 uno iiiol0
Der geciiOooo 2lOcunc;
uno icrncr MAIDEN fc biermi bclauni. oab
olc bcidgic elite ucbit Der crildren0cn Ndrie
0uen oaran inierciiirien Ecrioncn sur 9nhdt
ouslicqt mo odb nic Gomnhlldrc iih am
Wontnn, oen plcrIno 5wnnjnitCu Gage bcs Sos
mar 1916, uu llbr @ormiiiagS IN ibreni
thrc0u i'm Jlnibbduie bcrnEtmclu mcroen sum
3iuedc irgennpeldbe IN Der bcinGicn elite 5ilr
Sprnde gcbrnfieu Sra9en 81 reOioiren eegcH
Ole irAeno ciHc Scrion. oic 0nrdn inicrcifrt 5n
icn porgicbi. Ginipuid crbebcn mnn
S0bn &. NDDuctic,
SUbn g. SnuiDrb
carrB a. 9cmlrN,
Gomuindrc
C2am5.l7 iM . ''''' IGlcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19

C2um5.i7 im S"''"' o. "'''''Ii Gilcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
gIiIIu0al, Ben 10. aamnar I9I6.
Bic Qlar0IdnOcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sic loon por Wtonotcn bon ocr Ant Saloon. 2igo
ogcinoigie Nrobbitionsoorlogc 1T oo; c Uiroe ge-
licr IN 9cnnt cngereidt Die &orlogc bcltinmt 0oB
in gon6cn 5taatc iiber oic 9SrobibtouSroee obge-
iiilnui peroen iol gSirO 9Srobbiton bon Ocr Wlebr
belt ocr gS01ler pcrmoren oonn ble6cu oc ebt todc
ncn" Counties mo 0iltriftc mos iie limo. 0ns lit Die
Nlppc Ger in Lester &inc oe MISUNDERSTANDING
in Niarplano deitern miro Denn pcnn Die 816lcr III
ccii Soca Option Counties oes Stootes men ooB iDr
@ebct uH6criibrt bleibt, einerei pie oic A6imnuug
oeidit oonn ucroen iie genegt c ge9en Yrobibition
fir 0c ao5cn Stoot 5i itiunen oo benz Staote cine
bcocrenoc Ginnnbnle Ourd oen Spirtuoicnoerfoii IN
Der Staot Baltimore mo Baltimore Gonntu erpdcbit
Gc glit Saopn2go pirOe oenn aud germ bereit iei
oc 9oriogc 10 omcnOircn 5u oiict ooB nod 8erper.
nmg Oes &roBibtonsontro9s fir Den gon5eu Staot DER
Gon5c Stadt oB ein ioI. gber Bic 2igo pciB oof ic
fir cine oIhe @orloge ilemols sic Stumn ser @crtre
ter u Der eegisotur aus Ocn 2ocal Option Counties
balten tnnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
Sine ucnc @crcdtiqnne Fiir Gin g8affcuansfnbrper6


Sine ucnc %crcdtgnnB fir eiu Naiicunneinbrberbot
&on SouOon fomnlt 0ic yio9ridt Dob grohe britiibe
mo iron16he Eruppcnmoiicn in Scr NG6c BON gltbcn
Der @ouptioot c5rehcnIono's gelooct morOen iiuo;
mo Berlin beridtc Gnelono uno 5ranfreh 6Gten Ocr
9ricdiildcl 9iegierng Gin llltinonun gciten oenl5u
ioloe Die belIcniide Hegicung bor g6oui pom 4S Stn
ocn oeu J5einnotcn Der Gcitrnlm1dtc in 9t6en 0eren
Ediic ouSb6noigcn mf onocrenaIls gnelano uio
6rontreid Ole ynot9Iucnoaen Sdbrittc" miiernebwcn
nroen
Iic .not1iucitoacn 5dritte" ipcr0cu po6t III Der
Nblcbua ocs a6niaS Gonitoutiu unO ocr Grf6rnng
SricdlenlonOs ais 9icpnbf nit Gcii6eos oenl iriibc
ron ARiritcr @rGiiocntcn VricdcnlooS ulo pilligem
gcrt8eua Der 0rtctcnodtc ols 9Srooenten beitcben.
Cb Gin oIdcr ecuoltirci6 oer 9arteu geliugeu miro
blcbt obcr ob3maren &onig GOnantins 8citre6en 1T
cS bisnng acuecn fr ieu Sofo uuO @olf untcr allen
lmitonoc Den 6rcocn 81 crGoeit mo er cnprad) oa.
nit oen gSTnhcn icines 8olfoS 3orn lit es oen ood
nod cbr oe Srogc ob oos grichdle %olf nbt 5u ci-
nc &onia 0alteu miro ueu cS bod in Den Strcg eill
trctc mB mo id gegen ocieiigcn pcnOct oe cS nd)t
IL 6ricocn locn mocn
9loG mic itebt oos fronme 6nqano ocr ,gcdubcr
orr Sdpnbcf, Dor ocr geelt 90, mcmi es 0as grcdfc
&Olt pioer cncu gSillcn iii ocn Arcg bincinordngtY
SSdrc Is iidt bic noraliidc @ht Ocr Scr Staotcu,
zen Characterization bic ibncn bs6cr gcudbrtc iuorcttc
llucritiisuq 5ii c5icbcn2 @enn Gnelon0 lnio 6rnnf
rei flcinc Sootcr 5oin9n brc glcutrolitdt anf5ugc
0ci 0on fam cs bod uobl niht git olS ciu 9cntroli
tatcbrud ouiaefobt pcr0en ncnn Oic Ser Staaen lid
mciQcrn ioldje MISUNDERSTANDING Scr @ntene.
m1dte oird g9oifen mo @huiitionslcerunge mo
(5clouorhle 3u forocrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19

NS III III Ser nmcrtoniiden 9ritcn 4reiie gepottelt
moroe iber oe 9iodridt ons Gaalono. Dob @ol5
anic IT, rcidlidc globroiie eitbotc uno oic oeutidlc
g1ooer 10 lmoe0cire @enaer @crrotbe bergen Die m
giobiolle 5u 5niier5mcden nit QcrolGe5ogcn pcroel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-19
gllnrin G.nt1nrinn gNiL[c-

@s nnrb am H. aauudr 1916 i'm 75 Sc,
bgusiobr nnierc ncliebic Ufntcr, Mnria 0niGns
rHa g1ille, gclicbie oIaitn ocs bcriiorDenc,t
4porles @ilc Die 3eii Der 4ceroi9una, pelcbe
aus iiatifHoct miro ipdier angc8eiai
(tdu19J
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with Chautauqua last summer. came
home to realize that Hometown had
about the best people in the world in II
industrious in their work. honest in
their dealings and kind to their neigh
bors. But 1t hadn't any navigable river,
Harry to the contrary nOtwithstand-
ing. The old mill dam below. long
out of use since the sawmiil was gone.
but still in existence, backed the river
up for mile and bred canoes and bull
heads. The hill west of, town wasn't
a help, but hindrance. Ii made too
hard haul, and it shut Hometown
in so that ii almost forgot about the
world outside. Even Hometown's ad-
vantages were in some ways a disad-
vantage.
Three squares day have come SO
easy to most of us here" said Dan to
himself. that we've kind of forgot that
there is anything else"
There never was town so good
that II couldn't be made better. Dan
thought fwould be a fine idea to get
up some KIND of community club OIL
somethine.and takeup the work where
Harry Dee claimed creation had left
OF. Harry Dee agreed with him. but
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-11-25
PROVED EQUAL TO OCCASION
Super's BIunder Merely Served to
Show the ResourcefuIness Of
blsniIton Feotrtst - p

Dewey, discussing the naval battle
of Skagcrrak, said ut Washington
luncheon:
~ naval officer, to succeed, must he
very quick-witted and resourceful. In
fact, he must be like Hamilton Foot
liteS.
Ham FoOtliteS leaned on the rail of
his ea-gong yacht SolilOquizing about
love while the blue waves rolled and
heaved SpIendidIy, each blue wave
being a super under roll Of canvas.
But the waves We're here and there
thrcadbarc. and suddenly wave
ripped and n head bObbed up in the
midst of the heaving sea and stared
around in bcwildcrcd fashion.
clam FootltcS slenccd the audi
cncc'S filters with one stern glance.
MAN overheard " ne yelled in
StcntOrian tones.
Then the super. managing to draw
back his head through the hole i'm the
wave, disappeared. Ham F00tlites
hcavcd y stormy sigh.
"'Another victim seized by the re-
lcntlcSS sea. alas he said"
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s

fellow got up, raised one finger at
arms length above his head. and said ::
81 tell you what I'm going to do: |
amt going to any of 'em, and I'm go
Ing to 'em allw And with this para
doxical announcement he stOmped Off
to bed.
Next morning April Jones sent the
cashier to ask the three clergymen to
meet him ut the bank.
I'm much obliged to you all for your
invitations" he said, while the Congre-
gationalist looked ut him mystified, and
the Methodist and Baptist looked at
each other, but / can't be in no three
places at once. That shows you the
ruinOus effect of competition. Now.
I'm going to suggest this: Let's open
up the school auditorium and have one
big, bangup Thanksgiving service and
invite the whole town! :"
That Is how the famous town
Thanksgiving in Hometown came
about. Before they got through April
Jones was made chairman of the com
mlttee of arrangements, and Dan Meek
or was called over from the grocery
and made secretary. 1t was agreed that
the Methodist minister was to open
the meeting. that the Baptist pastor
should offer prayer, and that the Con-
gregational brother should preach the
sermon, with the Methodist TO pro
nounce the benediction.
"And we'll have three cholrs get to-
gether up at June's house tomorrow
night" suggested Dan, land practice
each others hymns"
So one idea suggested another, and
before Thursday arrived the whole
town had been invited, and had agreed
to come.
No one in Hometown will forget that
Thanksgiving service in the school au-
ditorium. What singing there. was by
that chorus of nearly thirty voices
! minging in the best old Methodist
and Baptist and Congregational
hymns! How the preachers Wed with
/ each other in eloquence! Ana Whell
/ the Methodist minister took up cor
| lection, although nobody knew eXacti!
what for, everybody laughed right out
But that was April Jones turn 10
! speak. 81 don't know whether IL :
| just regular for me to speak now, alter
these good brothers." said April or 10
speak at all, but | tell you what We
are going to do with this money. US
folks here in Hometown have got d
lot to be thankful for. but we doIl
know it. We ought to give thanks lof
kthese three brothers here, who are pun
ing the weeds in our little vlneyaru
We ought to give thanks for our Soo'
school. We ought to give thanks tol
our good soil, and the good power II
our river that we ain't never developed
yet. But l tell yot what think about
thanksgiving Ilthink we ought t.
give something bore besides givin.
thanksi
| There's younf fellah setting dowf
here that has bel 4 secretary of Oul
committee of arri Elements, who ha'
been Citing off a of ideas UP at Oul
place about US fct; Is Citing together
ana want TO tel, you they're sound
| move you that "A 90 into commit
tee of the whole,r r. sapething.- an'
a'' aiter we git T. yanized. that Dai
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-11-25
First Thanksgiving Proclamation.

II was in 1888 on the I'd day of Dc
tober, in New York, that George Wash
ington as the first president of the
United States issued the first nationa
proclamation for Thanksgiving day.
I'm the South it was not until 49,
that the day was recognized. Governor
Johns of Virginia in that year sent g.
message to the legislature asking leg
islative acknowledgement of the day. Sc
that he might the more properly pub
lish proclamation. The advice given
him was negative. because the pro
poscd holiday had origin in Puritani'
bigotry."
Nevertheless. there was Difference
of opiuion. and two years later, the
next governor of Virginia issued -
Thanksgiving proclamation, withou'
asking advice Eight southern Stare@
began to keep the day the ensuing
wear. and did so in manner of -tren'
hospitality. mp to the time the CIV
war broke out. - ,''.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-11-25

neirhbor told my mother about LYDIA
f. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and
| took it, and now feel like a new
person. don't suffer any more and |
am regular every month. Mrs. HAZEL
HAMILTON. S22 South 18th st.
When a remedy has lived for forty
wears. steadily growing in popularity
and influence, and thousands upon
thousands of women declare they owe
their health to it, is it not reasona-
Bile TO believe that it is an article OF
great merit?
IfyOu want special advice write
TO Lydia T.. Pinkham Medicine
Co. (cOnfideHtiaD, Lynn, Mass.
Your letter will he opened, read
and answered by a woman and
held in strict confidence,
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TEXAS FOLKS SHOULD
TAKE THIS ADVICE.

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