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EnhrafGQc.

glnl 80 Silobcr Orpper gibtiuS, yir 1909,
Jloto ~0O -irabc 25 ,SuOre nlt
Nul q. Afioper Samee Is. yah1Der, ytr. 2703
Ntusone glOeiiue, "a sabre oil
glin T. Giiober NNle BcaIb, Soparo ". Nellbs
0olplnl, p Sabre alt.
giu o. Cliober Soiep0 Wi gnua, Wiarblaub
Nhaemere 9opiloi 4b SdDre ait
@nt .. Diloper 6raaces Spla5tL Jir. 1925,
ea9er' SlroBe, 90 sabre oli.
sinl T. Siiober 2siilIanl e. 1Rnn, Dierc0s
polpid, 40 Sabre ait
anl q NiioDcr 9lnue 6udlmnu, yir. 1924,
Hppi Sir0bc, 90 SABRE ali.
glnl g. Sfiober yiiaDaro ". GraBnm, yir 800
JornsS1fcpopo. gpcuue 3S sabre di.
glnl 8. Gfobcr 6reocrd panmcrDodcri VT.
1913, GdnllQb' Grape, 40 Sabre nli
glli 8. Gfobcr WiurO N 0arrhDn, Ssracis
lii0es oolpiid, Ga sabre alt.
Am 9. Diiobcr Nngun Npiimeiiter, yir 1881
gSuli baltimore StraBc, 50 ,,uDre ait
glnl 6. Gfober Saic SnnuUlb, SsraelitioDes
0opidl, as Sabre att
YIN 6. Oiiober NlUerta =. Nramer, ylr 6O4,
yloro ,bpri zirdBe, 80 sabre all
YIN q lfiuoer yintg " 0raHie, yir. i7i5,
gScmooo' 'sloennc, 20 Sabre ali.
VIM g. Giiober WiarU Nrec6mer, Nr 1926,
Yancaiier 5ilaBe, as Sabre alt
gm Z. SfioOer SoDn Diarih Jir 1910,
UOunt J,oGdl glOenle, 6s sabre alt.
glg 3 Cflobcr &illiam o. Wiilicr yiercp'
yln Z. Cflo1er Niarg 5. NluslamO ylr.
1888, GcnrOle glbeHut, 90 sabre all
Yin T. Cfiober 6teoa y. ganaAer, yir 1923,
Giin Charles Sirdhe. i9 sabre aii.
glm 6. Ciiober @iar1 Is, Snim ylr. t6i4,
gm Z. Oflnbcr Qua " sbrimcr, Gamens
Srcilcubcul n Sabre Qli
glm z. Cfiober Sba 81. stune, yir 1904,
goro'Nloni. 1irdbe, 46 Sabre alt.
Vim g. Cfiober Nnna 4. 8nimc, ytr. 1919,
gIm T. Gfiober Wiaaoatfno 3DnlnS, ysr.
21O NorofVrccncG GiraBe 80 Sabre 0lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-10

Hobrung crbotcn piirOcn. IS 1T o6cr 5pcclboit
oaB nit oieicn @rinoen nit pcl6c Scr &ursiur5
an Der 9orie gcitern oligebolten muroe, Der Str5
oouerno oiigcboten weroen fonn. 0ic @aiirten mer.
oCn olf Oieer Seite Oes S5enns nift Die 0foBregen
oermittes SccnIinen, Nesen uno Sun0erter @otrol-
boote eegen oie 8oudbootc treffen f0nnen Die ic in
beimden @'epdiiern 10 erfolgreid 5ir Annenoung
bringen fonnen uno oie gciobr ocs 9luSbrudes enes
ernen Gonflitts 6pii6en oen Scr Stooten unO
Delti6Iono 1T beie bel SSetem nidt 10 groB mic iic
Dor 5ebn Yionoten mar. Gie &ou66oote f0nneu ibrc
oernidtenoe Sb6tietet an Der aiiite uneres 2onoes
entIong nit Wenger @eiobr fir oie Siderbeit ser DC
iobung Der SonOeIsihiffe ousibcn oIs orbc an Der
britiiden rnO fron56iiidcn aite ueil iie Die cinO
Iiden SonOeIsdiffe bier in iiin bis 5ebu 0leen Gnt
iernmg bon Der ate onbolten fonnen ou iie feincn
unperbocn angriff BON einem Soien ooer elmer @udt
Gus 81 befIrdtcn boben.
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Der sandIbOOtrrica nnO Sic y5rle.

g9r bcmerfen gcltern an oeler Stelle, Dob oie
Nusocbnlng Der Soeo Der oeutiden Goudboote ouT
NonOclsbific Der A1iirta nod Oiecr Seite ocs vt.
lontiiden C6cots w0elider g9eic ell meteres Stci-
Gen DER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN incrcm Ganoe perbi1'
bern weroc Ole SoffWng idleiut feline eitc 5 ieia-
&e3eu iel ectcrn idou A V Gents an DER @bicagoer
Gietrcioeborie gtid Die ioeenannten ,aregs Babies"
Die glitm Der Wluutionsiobrifen Die ict onOertbolb
Sobrcn Die aiugen uno ole 8ummc oil Der Nep-
gorter @0re al niloen Spefulotioncn pTIetct babcu,
ficcu qai3 bctrGdtd infolae 0cr SbGtofet oeS
III 53~ o6cr Der pcrmtbeten GIottiae BON oeutid)en
Toudbooten an lncrcr aiiite. Inn bis 1S Biintte
Gingen ptlidc Der 0riegS Babies" berntcr Syn gSon
Street crcigncte b Die 0r0Bte oogcpcieue @unit eii
oem oentpiroQcn gluguoge 1914, ais ne elm gt
aus bcjtcren @mmcl ole g}odridt pon Dem 9uSbrudj
oeS gseltfrieaes uno Dem @intritt gngoHos in Den.
ielbcn fam Ger Nlorft erbote id ipGter olcroings
micoer etuos g9e5eh Inn y Gents uuO Ole 9Striegs
Babies" Inn uaeidbr oie SGIfte ocs riiben &ideon-
acs Storfe 5inon5frGiie uorfen h al ser gleiu-
g)orter W6rie III Die Brede I'M ocn 0ursihr5 oiii5ii
boltcf &c aelena nit Ger 9cqriinoimg Dob Der oeut
dDc II goottricn OIL oeier Scite ocs S5eons ndt
longer Ioucr cin f0nnc, Ole glaiiren mrocn idncl
W1ittcl no gScae finoen, Scr Sbdtigfet scr Soud
boot erioarcid cntdeecu 81 trete pie ie es ON Der
onocre Seiic ocs G8cons getban gIud bolf oas glr.
gumcut oaB sic gIus6cbnlnQ ocs loudbootfrcaes nod
oiecr Seiic 0eS CaconS oie @l6gId5fet zines ernicn
Gnnffis 5niidcn Ocn Der Stoatcn uno Dctifano
ii iib berge Doorl 0craoe Die ~ariees Babies" neue
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gurcaa Der elraacnOau.commiNarc.

SurtglUcnue.
Ns wiro bicrmit 6ciannt aeac6e oab Der
WlaDor uno ocr SiaoiralD bon baltimore nm
bic glnnabnle eucr &eroronung liir ole Con.
ofmHirHng, 0rDifHnna nub Ser6reiieruug Der
sort Nucnuc bon Der Nrciic bon 232.5 fSnB.
loie oegenuurfig i'm Concentrations &criabren
ulicr Der Ber0roning ytr 90, Qcncbmigi ON
6. Uldr5 1916, 5u ciner borQelebenen Nreite
bon 2b2.5 SUB 4uilden Der Sircde Der Horo
pelileiic Der Wlc@omas siraBc mo Der Oerldn
gerlell WlceolndSi 1itlBe, mo ocm Weldnoc
bon Sort Wlc0enrO, Dem Nano pclbes 6erin
sur Sd0icBuiig borgeieDen, mo In 6iuc Ibei
len oie tclqi be0riebeu it, erindi miro:
Bcalnncnn lilr Den crleli 1bei an Dem
&unii oes 6nldniies Der noro0lildlicn Geiie
Der Sort ylOciuie, i'm NerureilernQs 8cridbrci.
5n elmer Nrciic bon 232.5 SUB inter ocr Ner
oronune Ar. %, 0cneDnhQi auI 6. Widr5 1915.
noromeiiidicH Sciie Der Wic0omdS SiraBc,
ipie III Der Serpr0nulg ytr hOS, gcueOuai an
10 S4li 1914, bel1tteben "; uno oogu pie
ldnqeri noroli0 24e-13' so" 1itlin 10 fSnB
I'M cine gci0laulcno 9e3ogcne Sinie 81 ireiien
liilo ~ 9nllernina 10 ,5B noroolliiQeteiis.
nor00ltltlicn Seiie Der Sort glpene. i'm Qer
breiteungo' Serlabren; odlln oieQeno an Der
gendnnlen 10 ae3oaencn Sinie lnoli6 65,-
a. 30" olili6 1880 SUB an ocr noroolilid'
item gluBenliliie ocs @eldnoes bcfanni ais Sort
D'coenrD; nanr biegcuo an Der beiuacn glu'
beninic fiiolid 2i' - 30" meiili6 10 SUB
Nrcnuc i'm &erbrciicrnas NcriaDrcn. onln
bieacno an Der nela0ien norhbuibilcn Scie
ocr Sort Wnenue EoroliO bb'-44'- BOY melt
lidD 1880 SilB ~ Dem glusaanaspunft
@eaianciio r oen 5peiien Ibei on nem
8unfi oes @iniduiiies Der iiiomclibiien
eeiie Der Sort glnente i'm Serbreicrtiig3 Der
iabren sn ciner Nrciie bon 1926 SUE inter
Der Scroronung yir 90, aenebnIiai am g.
.Vidr3 1916, mo Der Nine Der Horomelidbiicn
Geiie ocr WlcNouaS SiruBe pie bcpricben In
Der GeroromtnQ Yir. sos. genebmiQ am TO-
Nuli 1914; itlo Damn bieacno ldiiieno an Der
bcagcn lnopelilidlien 1eiie Der Soriglbcnue
in GcrhreiiernoS. @eriabren, iiiolidl CO..
AZ 3O' 6itlif 13O20 SUB an Der noromeii
lhiten 9tmbenlinie ocs @ednoe5 bcfduni ais
Sort Wic@enrD oann bieQeno an oer beloGien
gluRennie iolld 24' 15' 30' meiilicb 10
5nB nm eine 0lcddnieno qc3o0ene Nnie 81
irclien mo in @Hiiermna 10 SnB iiomei
lberciis Qencllen In rcden gginieln bon ocr
bcaQicn iilopeillihlien gciie Der Sort Nocnuc
i'm y'erbrcicrulge 8crldDren, o0nn bicgeno
a. bci0gier Nnie 10 Qe3oQen n0rollb Co.,
A. 80" mcltlih 13O2a SnB 8u Der uoropcli
ioDnen Seiie Der Wic0omas SiraBe mo oonn
beneno on Der noropeillidilcn Seile Der VIC
9omos snabe norolid 24'-13'- 3O' 0ilib
81 Dem glusOnnqspmli
STE Nlirie Der ObiQeH NeimreibuuN llflo nlle
au hen Wubrcn Wicrioian Der Iopogr0pbiidbcn
Sermelhn9s Gomniilion ocr Siaoi Baltimore
bc5ogen
yltan icbc hen 4lnn Der beidQcn Suri glbc,
me, mic 8lr NcrbrcieriinQ borpeeben IN Dem
g'nrcan Der SiraBcn Grrmbruds @omniidre
Gin. (Cn3 AtO-11)
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SScrmiidte SIuseisen.
Yin Sie Tnnlen.

Die s.u6iae ehule In Der etnht.
llnete Gdh-NlclIcn icbi often. AuHae E0s
men weldpe Die stcioernlaheriIitii no1 ben
nenelien Wetbooen erlcrren molten, f0nnen Dies
W ltr5er Seii our9 oen 9lni0lub an nieie
0lnilen erre6cn. dNlcrrift OUrgenS. Nu6
mitaBs rno uhenes. helilciHC Sunben. Sm
8duie beaDlule glrhelicn i5iluen iud0re.o oes
lnierridts iortaeepi meroen. Grinolidber
lnterrih lm &itpnrl hon Whiliern ertbelli,
Ndbere Nusnuii idritlih ooer uiilnoIih Del
Nrf cuhrrS. 9r. 3O2. pcit.SdrniDan. sttpBe
Chne 9c1rcr gnghfd iprrrlrn nuo TdlreIDu
81 lcrncn. sir @ingemduoerie. ioiuie iiir
aac 0ie niaen. ole flo in ocr enqliilben
Sprnbe ihell mo hernOllommnen pouen
tgimeri!nnider Somctimcr". 3G5 Geien
Sranmail uro glneiuna IN iur8er 3eit oDne
Nebret En0iiD iprctnen uub iebreihcn 5n Ier4
net Sihl oic elisiprnlbe Der gSbrier Die man
i'm iiall6en gchen Droudi Sin ueribooaes
llB oenmee &0rterbub Sine oniiiidn5ige
OtiiietamnlluQ BON lricIcn Nc6nunlen
GmtiunHen @Onirdiien, gecCbfcn, MnmciKlns
gen, Gei;bditeinrlen etc. 9inr 500. Neiiels
Illlqen nit oem AeraNe on ebarlec 0allmrner
Enbliilma SDmpanN, 695 Sbirb Npc., gleip
Yorf v. y. tDldltt1S)
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GIuUI WtUlNluNu
Niircnu ocS Winrllnno Stnaie. 3ndltlanics.
Nalt more, !. Gfiober 1916,
Vericnclic glugcbOte iuerocn bie 3nm II.
Cgic6cr 1916, ilbr @obmitnqS in Der obi'
gen Nniiali cniacgen genomnlen meroen fir bic
mvdbentlidic eiciernng pom 10 0iiober 1916
bis 3um 10. Oftober 1917 bon iulqenocn glr'
iileln. $500 Ninnb itiidlcS 1iinollelid, ipic
iul0l. ,NGnd .Jiippcn nuo Sduitcrn, bite
0nbcn Dan Der ,,&lale" uio Nrnitithdc, IN nleis
dl,H CHantitaten, iouohl rlfnne. ipie iehniaa
Glide ~Gbn" nto .Ghn Beef" inn boadns
oi0 anSWibliehen; 1000 Climb inDdenloie
,,Gorueo SDiul" un6 800 Efuno Sraufinrter
&hrite.
Eie bier angeQebenen 0uoniiidien iino nnr
nnndOerloc Gdatnngrn Der crlorbcrliOen
Nieupe. nie mirihc Guanlidt oc 81 oeul
gliigebote Rrciie geiceri peroen muB mB TO
grob icin, mic In Der obCu duQeqebcncn BE
riooc ericrocrlicb meroen mag
9lbieerlngen miiiien i'm Oi1rnldno 8rdti
bauie In ioldbcu Gunniidten ulo 30 iuldjen
8ciien erioloen. pie b0u Dem gSaroen Der
gnlinli beIicnt iucroen maa.
Niraihnii mii beadnboier siberhcii mib
fir ole 9riillung oes Sonirdiies gelieai mer
ocn
eohIunQcn In @anr erioloeu nonahidb
Sas 9ichi irQeno ell ooer alle glnacbote
III oerluerlen, beibt oorhebaten.
SOBn y, 2epuaro,
(Gtt2 1910 gSnrocln.
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SIN g8prt nn scnatnr etnnr

llHtcr oieicr leberidriit iogt oSbe 5atberIonO~ in
einer lebten gtuulmer: ogs 1T unS BON @ertrouenS
perionen Ger Iominiration er56blt moroen, ooB ooS
Ybelanlde Nmcn0ement fir 0en Shub unierer &ot
iIberlig mar, neil ooS SbomoS ide glmcnoement
oas aui Anreglng bonn @eiBcn $ouIe aus ongenom
men mtroe, iilr ale 3pede genige g8ir Dernebmen
oas Ybelanid)e glmenoement plir0e auf Geronoiiung
bon Serrn Banning fallen geloilcn. Sebt erloBt Der
elbe oolgotte Serr, Ole Ser Stooten ieen nid)t in
Der Gage, gegen Die YoitrGubereicn @nganOs por5l
geben, neil oos Ebelon ide Anlenoement toOteemadt
iDoroen iei gSr lenen Die Aufmcrfiomfeit oeS Scno.
tors Stone oes goribenoen 0es Gonites fir ollslpGr
tge 9e5cbuugen, oui Oeie ouBaeep0bnli6e @rtId
rmg oes Stoots. SefretdrS Sel6ft menn cs d IN
grfldfeit 10 perDGlt 10 iegt es ood liderlid nidt
I'M SSntereile DER Der Stootcn, 10 ehpas 3ll5ugeben
che ole 9lntuor @nglonos of unleren 8roteit geeen
Die Genilr unerer @oit iibcrrcibt moroen it, lluo
ett oernebmen mir BON Semono onOers, DER Dem
Stoots0eportement nobe tebt Dab oas Gbomos'ite
Imcnoement vlmgeeblidj" lit, 0aB mir Our6 ben Ib-
bluB gciper 8ertr1ge uns oes &edtes beeeben ba-
ben meren Sonoe 9egen brtiide llebergriffe 81 per
beOiecu. Semono bat nit Der Mobrbeit iein Spiel
gctrieben. Senano bot l1ls beogen. Semano piet
Elm f9li6eS Spiel 9Sie oielem olid) INNER ien nug,
10 boben mir bod llriohe an oen geiunoen Wleniden'
perItun0 ltnO @eredtigfeitsnn 0eS Senators Stone 5
glmlben. SIT Senntor Stone gepiat, feline &arten
often ouf ben Gid 5I lcgen mo ns Ooriiber au5ll
fldren, pedDe eebeimniBDoaen @ne binter ocn
@ouii1ien Die Sprade Der omerifoniiden Hcgerun9
pcrpirrt imo oeren glrm lGbmt lDenn ole britilfen
Sntereiien uno Die Sntereien Ger Der Stooten nit
cinonoer in Gonilift gerotben2 SIT oos Sbomos i6c
Amenoement Elm Stid ebrIber @eiebgebungS- 9(rbeit
ooer lit es ein fololioler 9etrug9"
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%. GtOTVNIUlI IUIN,
So miro Diermt 6eiaunt 0ema0t. bah ggm.
9SDieburit pemdB Der am 49, Snni 1908
uner3eicbneieii @eroromnq 1r ib5 9lbihditi
az. Raraarapb 2 (iuie an %. youember 1911
amenoirD nm @rlanbuh nnbaeiuohl Bat oas
Wnmelen 9r. s2t. Ehi.0rObc. Slrabc, as elm
4Ihoaarengei6di 81 benuben.
9. z. @Nrue,
(On9 100 05e6du6e.S Snbeiior.
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Mnth 9Lnnn Nrnnir.

Gs far6 AM 7. Cno6er 1915 9mi9 Nuna
9ranie 20 Sabre ait. 8cic6te Go0tcr bon
Qeurp mo Nnnic Hrauie acborene 0naimann.
Ne 9eeroiQunQ iinb.i I,cnitng, 10. Gfiobcr
Gddmitiaas nn Ia2 ll0r BON Der 9Sobnun9
ibrrr @liern gir. i1ii, @cinuno0s seluenne, aus
nab 6er prot sepisc e. Vupi6olomcpsSurc
SannV SV ami us Sem 'a5HSoa gari Sreo6oieS latt
(Dfi9--tO)
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epiritnoicn.eiecns.g s.glppIitatiuncu.
cite 9r ~.
YRrenu Der eprhoien.giccn5.Go GonintiNarc,
Simmer BOG, Wcridltogebnubc.
gSm. Bepper 0onitnbie, Htdiioent,
Weorae =. Nnodifie,
Weorae Gtller, Mi. Q.
Knfuu1ftfdro

Sic na6oenannie 8eron bat cine 9ehiion
fir cine Iransierirnng einer Guoctnif5p
Hoicn Sicenj bonn I. Wlai 1916 einQereic0i,
iucl0e am Wiittiuod, ben 2j 1ag Dpn Sfto6er
1916, MI ~ llDr Wdiiaas, in &eratbung ge5os
Gen miro.
liroieiie miien Dor ~ ll6r NHiidqs AM
Woning ben % ian non CitU6er 1916 Elm,
Qered) meroen. fir nelte Sornnilare niii Sc
lnb III oielem 8arean erlangi WerocH founeu.
2eliam =. SrnUerS,
Gbeia6leri
Game Noccile: g9ar0
Erliru. @dirid 5, II Ns0omaro cir. ..... A
(Nn10-t2)
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1ricO1Gfc
yInliimure (Scmetcrn


NnuptlWlnNnng. Brcbcrid WUnb.
Bircau: Nr. n, 2SeitSaratuGa. strobe,
Ne0rdbniBpldbe uon $25 al. unicr bednnt'
ger 9luiht Sbniiiblumen &epnoe, Blnns
5en etc Iino i'm GrelLbaus am oaupt9inaana
81 tlnoen. tnier Aaeni tuigo uenn aerUinidt.
burfnremcH
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fSrcbrridn (sidlIrr

@S ilarb om T. 0Iiober 1915 3rcbcrlGa
6idller In ibrcm 80 gcOcneialr aelicbte Sat
tin oes ocr0rbcncn No0u @imler. Sic Beer
cannq iinoei Niiuuud, H.. Cfiober nm 10 llbr
Rorntiiiaqe, bon oer 2Souninp urc5 SobHcs
0rn &enrb Gider. Garner, NnltJ Wio., iiaii
Seiiehnng aui oem aeonoon Bari 5ricoboie".
(Cftg tO)
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@arnm pate 0entdlanb @elnien nidlt anneftiren


Die ran0oienirelmoIden 9eger, Die Die Sprode ibrer
wcitliGen Nabbarn predeu ino Die iberbolpt os
6ranooicu getcu molcn f0mcn ia na@ 6ronfrcdb aus
ipanoern, oas nad Dem &riege menibenorm gcng
eiu miro 0eiltihlunO bot gengeno W}enibcn, um
ollb 9elgen 5i beboltern 3uoem meroen aus allen
gSeltgcgcnocn 9uSlono Dettibe nad Dem arcgc nod
Der nlten &eimat6 Suriidfebrcn Sogar 0ie ruiiiicn
Sitieepropin5en, no es dou oeIe GorienOc 0eutide
giebt perOcn nit 0entidcn uoa 6ccoclt wer6en fon-
men,
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Die GnaIanOer EnO h6erraidlt: bic sHrtsn 6abcn

iduerc @'eitiee ibcr Die gSiiic uod ocm Sie8aouoI
Gebrodlt. CAB 70 ctpas mogliA ei batten Ole Serreu
in 2onoon nibt eegoubt IS bot iid) in Oen lebten
26 Monotcn 9ieIes ereenet mas Die Serren @ngldn-
Der nidt iir moglid gcbalteu batten 9lm olleridrf
itcn ocrredueten iie iid, ols e gloubtcn 9edluno
f0nntc nSeebunOert peroen, un0 onoerborer @eiie
iino e BON oeiem @obn nod nibt gano geneicn.
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SOmmCruettcr in Der 5ueten GftoberuodDe ~ 0a
2ono Der mbegreroteu g9itterunes- -W0elidfeiten.
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Der otOStc nuO 6egrubcne" gilla bcfiubet fdJ uic.
Der oui Dem Sriegspooe, uno er erbdlt mic cs lAent
iiete geriiarfung.
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llnterhaItnnaen.

4 I. Vmb eamRa0 } oleIe Mode
fit Il %AA~A@ 0roRe
&N0O / Spcru- oIcienidait.
0cutc pUaoom 9uiierilD".
Wiprgen, Wlatinee nIbe Scucl8 Of ibc Wla'
Donna"
Wiorgcu Nbcno p0ucid".
Sunneriing 8obcmC".
Grctnn-,,8 ,8ubennrin".
eGmitag.Nict.uee Wlaonm Nutierilh".
SamhnB NDcnO-nI1e Seluel5 Of tbe Wlds
0Dnnu"
SiNctc In 9bcual's ginci6hrcans
9reie 81, 7jr., 5Oc., 2jc.
(Cni0)
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2eiaenbeitatier.
0nuler Gallon,

9ei9cnbeliaitcr mO @inbalidmirer.
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-08-11
RILEY !. WILSON, REN0MINTED.

We publish elsewhere card from
Honorable Riley ]. Wilson, ex-
pressing his appreciation to the peo-
pie Of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict for having re-nominated him
for Congress without opposition.
We are glad indeed that the peo-
pie we're spared the necessity of
holding a Congressional primary
election, for it was apparent to all
that such a primary would have
been useless. as Judge Wilson has
won the esteem and confidence of
bis constituents to such an extent
that it would have been impossible
to defeat him. He has proven him
self able. active and honest in the
discharge Of bis duty and ever
watchful Of the interest of his Dis
trict. His democracy is unquestioned
and be has stood with the Admins
tration throughout these trying
times. We congratulate Judge Will
son on having been honored by re-
nomination, and we congratulate
the people Of the District on having
such an able representative in the
Lower House of the National Con-
RroSe.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-08-11

Child, the bed linen and the excre-
tons should be disinfected in the
same manner as for typhoid fever,
that is, by boiling, the long continued
application of Eve per cent carbolic or
other well recognized disinfectant.
The same 10 true for dishes and drink
ing vessels. Nurses should exercise
the came precautions as regards clean
illness of hands in caring for infantile
paralysis patients as for those afflicted
with other infectious diseases.
A child may convey the disease to
others even after q lapse OF several
weeks. For this reason quarantine
should be maintained for a consider
able period, usually from six to eight
weeks, and the above precautions
should be adhered to during this time.
Distinction of the room following re-
covery is advisable Shreveport
Times.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-08-11
DR.. usHERS Treatment FOR SWAMP
fever.

As soon as symptoms are pro-
nounced give 10 grains calomel divid-
ed into two doses, one hour apart.
Give four drops turpentine every four
hours until urine is cleared and flows
freely, alternate with half teaspoon
full spirits nitre every four hours, be-
tween doses turpentine, and continue
for twenty -four hours. Also give, and
continue until all danger is past, five
to ten drops Fowler's solution of ar
senic and five drops turpentine nux-
vomica given alternately every two
hours, that is to say: Arsenic at two,
nuxvomica at four, arsenic at six, nux-
vOmica at eight. Keep this up night
and day until after chill time, which
might occur the next day or day after,
and until convalescence is establish
ed. Then nitre may be kept up in
small doses to make kidneys act. If
pain in kidneys or restlessness give
ten drops gelseminum and repeat in
an hour il needed. The arsenic and
nuxvomica doses are to be gagged to
strength of patient, and, being the
chill medicine, must be given exactly
as directed from the very first, regard
less of fever.
I have known a dozen cases treated
according to above prescription and
recovered without second chill. Cure
was quick and permanent. Fine also
for breaking ordinary chills.
MRS M z GIBSON
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-08-11
DEATH or mrs. WILLIAM c. YllRefR.

We regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. VIM. c. Yeager, which occurred
at the home of her daughter, near
Water Valley, Miss, on Tuesday, aged
"A years. Deceased was . sister of
Mr.. Geo. N. Clarke, of st. Joseph and
was for years a resident of Tensas
parish, and has many friends here
who will learn of her death with re-
greet. She was q good Christian wo-
man, and ever lived in preparation to
answer that call that must, some day,
come to all The sympathy Of our people
is extended her brother and other rel
atives in their bereavement.
The Natchez News Democrat con-
tanned the following notice of Mrs.
Yeager's death:
"Mrs. Annie Clarke Yeager died on
Tuesday morning at Ford's Wells,
Miss, near Water Valley, after an
illness of only few days. The news
of her death came as a shock to her
family, and to wide circle of admir-
ing friends. Mrs. Yeager was true
Christian woman, devout member
of the Methodist church, an active
worker in church circles, a loving
mother, . devoted sister. a true and
ever loyal friend. Her husband, the
late w. G. Yeager, died several years
ago. Mrs. Yeager is survived by the
following children: Mrs. @. H. Ham
mond, Water Valley, Miss; Mrs. E.
G. Murray, Houston, Texas; W. @.
Yeager, Houston, Texas; Mrs. Hugh
Junkin, of this city; two brothers,
Geo. N. Clarke, OF st. Joseph, La,
and j. NJ. Clarke, of Kingston, Miss,
and one sister, Mrs. Ella L. Pal
nero, of San Antonio, Texas. The
remains reached this city from Water
Valley, Miss, on the 1850 p. m. ", &
M. V. train Wednesday and the fune-
raj services will be held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Hugh Junkin on North
Pine street, at II o'clock this morning.
Rev. G. F. Emery, pastor of the JEFF
ferson Street Methodist Church, will
conduct the services. The following
will act az pail bearers: Frank and
William Junkin, Lee Delaney, Clifford
Field, Otis L. Wilson and John A.
Guice.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-08-11

No. 600 will cure Chills and Fever.
1t Is the most speedy remedy we
know.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-08-11
MRS. JAMES N. JOHNSON.

Mrs. Ella Gertrude Johnson, wife Of
Hon. James M. johnson died at
Streets Sanitarium, Vicksburg,
Thursday evening following an opera
ton. The news of the death OF Mrs,
Johnson following a report of an i'm
provement in her condition was q
shock to her relatives and friends
here, where she was beloved for her
Christian virtues.
Mrs. johnson was born in Scott
County Mississippi, February End,
1856 and married James M. Johnson in
March, 1885, soon after which tn g
couple came to Tallulah, where Mr..
johnson has been identified with
practically every business enterprise
connected with the progress of his
adopted town.
She joined the Methodist Church
when fourteen years of age and was
a consistent and devout member
until her death.
She is survived by her husband; and
five children, her father, E. E. Sigrest,
and three brothers, w. M. Sigrest, O.
T. sigrest and Ernest Sigrest.
Her death was one of the saddest
that has occurred in Tallulah aud the
funeral services were attended by a
large number of friends and relatives.
The services were conducted at the
Tallulah, Cemetary at 4:30 p. m. by
Rev. Mr.. Skipper. Madison Journal.