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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
I0uTQut6er unO OpCrnQ(Os

Sm beutigen Stellunsstrieg ipielt
Der aIte @allguder ipieDer cine groBe
NRoIle als ~ neuc Grfinoung. Der
beriibnte Don3iger 9titrDnOm Sepcs
lius CAB i'm Sabre 1887 elm Snitruz
menl an, bus ct npolsmpitop" ooer
Bonouder nonnte. Gs beItanb, tuie
beute, aus elmer aDbre, an Der Oben
unO unten ie elm Spiesel fab. Sob
man bic %0bre nit ibrem einen Gnoe
iiber ben 9Rano oes MdLLes, 10 tonnte
man i'm @piegel oes unteren Gnoes
oIIes Isben. mas oor Dem 8oIl gei4ab.
glber ni6t nur, BOB OieIes betlte tpiea
Der 70 beliebte Snltrument f4on SaRrz
bunberte alt 1T, intereliiert unS cls
&urioIitdt nod mebr, oaB aug bieIem
fpdter bos ,Opernslas" berDDrging.
Sym Sabre 1755 bef4rieb ndmli9
ber Motbemotifer &Gitner ben alten
@ouguder unts= ser 9e5ei4nung
.OpernguGer". mlan iolte fi9 bielss
SnItrumente8 i'm 9beatcr beOieuen,
Inn bon ieinem plab aus, obne ii9 gu
regen, rings llmlAou balten 81 f0n-
nen. Das Robr mar 5s5 tur5 se>
baut. D2an bielt bns @an5e in Der
Suno berborgea por Elm 9luse uno
tonnte nun, inbem man bas Robr
lansIGm brebte, unter fi@, raG linfs,
na9 oben uno nd9 rehts in bic Go-
gen Tboueu. Rein W1euI@ puBte,
pobin man iab, neil es Den glnfhein
bate, als iebe man gero6euus auf Ole
@ii6ne. gei ben Ddmen tpdren 0ieIe
gldfer odmals balo iebr bsliebt. linz
fer beutiges SperngIoS - aus Dem
1pGter Der JelOite9cr 6crDorgins IT.
entItano aus Der 9rreinigung 3ipeier
Sernrobre. W2an berfu9tc folAe Sn=
Itrumente ft6on i'm Sabre 1909 gu
baueit, bod fii6gten iie iit9 srit 1923
inter Dem Runen n0oppelsSbeater=
perlpettsC' elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
8cltonbcn idrc lSriifuno.

Gier5e6n @1arDl6nocr @idohen
mlrocn anldBlid scr geiiern 9(beno
III Der 2ebmanns1aIIe obgcbaltcnen
SdhtBfcier ser @ilcgcrinncnsS9 S9ule
oe8 @taroldnoer llniocriitGts so,
ipitols gum 9iougc rcguldrcr 4ilcge-
rinuen crboben Dic geiomntc @ra-
ouirten-GIaiie umfnBt % Wldoden.
81. 9(rtbiir 90 S6ipIcg belt sic
Sauptaniprade, DGbreno Or. 9ldu.
Oolp6 @ilion sic Giplome ii6er-
rcidtc. @oitor Or. 9(rtbpr 9. Sim
ioloin9 lpra6 sic @e6ete. 9ic @ro-
cuirten aus @orDlano iinO. @arga-
ret 9unu SllIio S. Gauiiman @ar-
eueritc 90. 8alter, Snc5 @& ScarfL
emma 9. Soiimacr, 2iIlic 6. 92uIl
Sclcn o. Mc5bcrrp, Serena Q9.
SeIfc, Morgarct 6. Wopo, 9crnice
g. 5Hii6, SeIen 8. 9lofc, Nlarie
6. 9ongcufelot, 2ucD .. Scoags
umO 2uIu g. Gidncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

eleic6er @eiie iuic id litt iliO 99oia 6.
8intbdu &e9etoble COMPOUND 6enubtc I;
id folgte ibreut 9eiIpiel sebt bin i6
itol5, Sbreu 81 iagcu, oaB ic6 mib ie1r
ipp6l fiible in0 einem &naben oaS 2eben
qab. @r lit mein vRnt6nm 8abD". Sd
baltic itets cine Slai1e COMPOUND I'M
Saule. Sruu Better Wlarcu, 8or "a,
9lort6 Grfor6 Mai
Schlafloiigleit, @er0auugsitoumgen
Gdmdcbe mn glero0iitdt iino @Dmptonie
BON perminDerter 9ebcnstraft Der meibs
lic6en Grgdne, nnh Die auregcnocn, frdfs
tiaeuoen GigenIdafteii outer altmooiI6er
gBurseln iuo Nrdutcr, III 2Doia @. Einfs
6ams %egetablc COMPOUND cutbaltcu,
Iinb genou ons, mas ieoc Sraii IN Srau
Dlorco's 8litanO ge6ralic5t
I'm freien 9iatb iiber bennrnbieen-
&c SgntptOme idIreibe man an bic
eb6ia s. 9Sinf6am @leSirine So,
(pertranIid) ,ggnu, Wlaii,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
gsrnce aa6 S7797 aus.

Sgiuiom Go6ell Bruce reidtc gc-
Itcru bcim Glcrf ocS aricsgcridts
icinen 9lusgabenberidt ein mel9er
oIlc 3oblen cnt6dlt, sic inter oem
Corrupt @racticc.@cics bcfaunt &C.
gebcn luer0cn niiiiien. Gicier 9eric6t
unteri1cioet iic6 bon Sem 9cri6t
Der lmlt 8unocsaeieb Dor ciniacn
Eagcn Dem @criAt cingcrcidbt uuroc
nno bic icbt anaeii6rten 3a6lcn
nidt cnt6dlt. Gesgleihen Itebt Scr
9eri6t oeS Gampn9ncsSH SHabmeiIicrs
ocS Serrn Bruce, Carroll @orman
nod aus. glod Dem 9cri9t fat &err
@ruce $7797 Oernusgobt, uno Itebt
nod Elm Soften nit $50 often. Ciccr
@ctra8 wurOe fiir 9ln5eigcn in scr
Staot Baltimore imo oeri1ieoenen
Counties iowic fir Grudia9cn
&ciicfoltcn nmo gricinarfcn oerons-
go6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
9entiGes YOr5ellan.

Sm &unitgeiperbe tpirb betanntIt9
nineiiI9es por5elau am b59lteu ees
i6dBt, obtpo6l man es audi in oen
Oeutfden Runfpor5euaHfabriten Iebr
ipeit in ieiner SerItenung gebra9t
bat. Dos MeiBener por5elan, bic Grs
SeueniRe Der 8erliner &0nigl, pOr=
ellansManuFattur bdben es gu 10 bos
bem 9fufe gebradt, oaB Sic oeutIden
por5eIlane 19On bor ipeit mebr dls Dor
100 Sobreu bOdgeI9dbt paren. Sn
&riegsaeiten bentt man aler6ings
ipeniger an &uniteraeugniiie ols an
te9niI6e 9inge unb BON Ocnen ioIl
aud bier bic Rebe Ieiu. Dos oeuti6e
te9niI9e poraellon, Oos 3u bunbers
terlei Din9en benubt miro, gebt Dem
@uslano iebr ob. Wlan DermtBt es
Defenders In QImerita unb aud in
@nglano 1T man ni9t intltanoe, te@=
ni19e por3eIlane dbnli9er Site bers
aufeuen ObfpobI boS Robprobutt,
bos CUR SerIteGung oieIer 9trt BON
por5elIdn erforoerli9 iit, Bag proa
buff Der @eripitterung oes JeIoTpats
unb feloIpatieer @efeins (Gjranite,
porpbire) oie rsinite, fettige ipeiBe
Soneroe, Yoraeuaneroe ober &aolin
gendnnt, ou9 in Gnelan0 bortommt.
@o Dermdg oas te9niI6e pOr5elldn
Der 8erliner M}dnuFattur einen Druid
BON 4200 &ilosramm auf ben Suos
orotaentimeter aus3ubalten uno aur
Durdbringung elmer platte, Die nur
% Minimeter Did 1T, beOarf es ees
ipaltiger elettril9er Sponnungen.
Sir elettriT9e 2eitungen 1T bag por~
sellan ni4t 3u entbebren Die rieIigen
@tttertiirine Ser geipaItigeH JernItos
tiouen Der brabtloIen Selesrapbie
ruben ouf por5elanurterfdBen unb
In ben sa6llOIen 2abOratorieH, bic nit
boben SiBegrdoen arbeiteu miifen,
brau1t man por3eGar9srdte, Die
itarte SempsrdturpedIel dusbaltcn
t5nnen, obne Su Serlprinsen. Gs miro
nun amor bebouptct, OoB man in
2lmerifa Itbon ngroBe 5Ortidritte"
eemaGt BABE in Der @raeugung te4z
ni19er Yorsenonporen, aber bort
feblt ooau bic erFe @Drbeoinguns:
&aolin BON oeniigen6er Site. 5rii9er
besuq Ioqar @nqlono aug DeutTdlano
Raolin, fonnte dber oann nidts mebr
befommen, neil Der 8eOorf in
9eutI@lano 70 bo9 seitiegen mar, boB
man ni6ts me6r dbgeben tonute. &ut9
Sapuu 6rin9t ieBt te6niibes 9or5els
Ian In SEN Sunoel. @s 1T aber taum
ansunebmen, boB sic touIen6 4leiz
nioteitcn, oie 5ur Seritellung erforoers
lid Tiuo, pie 3uIammenIeBuHg, SiBe-
orobe, 9rennz uuo glbtiibthngsbduer
uftp., oie Bel uns tn OieIjdbriger @rs
fabrung erIt feTtgeitellt tperoen muBs
ten, in turaer 8eit nu4sedbmt psrs
SEN f0nnen. Do3u geb5ren Dielc
SSobrc cifrigfer Q(rbeit unO srsBter
GrFobrung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
SeS 3artn StfeOI.
SrukOrul wurSc Gjrrnutuit bun ben
glnRCn nidt erobrrt.


9tm 10. Sanudr meIoete bic geirtue
9laiirtenpreKe in @merifa. o0ie RuIs
fen buben g5ernopiB erobert." 9ie
RuRen baben spdr G5eruopiB ipeoer
oamals, nod Bis beute erpbert, aber
Die omerttuuiI9e 9fuiTenpreKe lieB fi9
0a6ur9 nibt beirren Iie bate es
bon bD9Her 9tutoritdt, oirett BON pes
trogroo, BON i6rem aeIiebten 3aren
un6 Oa muBte es bod itimmen.
Ser eeliebte Gar bate nGmli9 ni1t
nur Ocn Muni9 geduBert, er fat 9ana
fur5 oen gefebl gegeben: GaernopiB
muB am 10. Sdnuar erobert Ietn. Der
Gar III Ger Gar, 1T Der SelbitberrId6er
aller Rufen unO tann als folder Ieis
nen RuFen befebIen, ipa8 ibm beliebt.
Seinen Ruifen - ober benz S9idIol
tann er ieIbft als Gar ui9t porI9rsis
ben. Dds @9idTal ftebt iiber benz
3oren uno ipiro tDm bas zines Sas
ges beipeiien.
Ser oeliebte Gar bat Die Ginnabme
bon G5ernotpib befoblen, Oofiir Iiest
Der 8epeis Dor Elm 2(rmee6efe6l
oes @eneral Spanop, Elm 2(rmeebcs
febl, ibpar5 auf ipeiB, Der Oen @euts
iden in ole 9dnbe eefaIlen 1T. Der
@efebl Ioutet:
mllnier erbabener SsrrTGer Gar glis
iolaus befieblt, baB mir am Sorbuns
feit, 19. Sanuar IN. 3t). G5ernofpib
erobern ioGen. mir miiFen oen 9es
febI ausFiibrsn. SeOem Goloaten,
bem es gelirgt, oieIes 3ieI gu erreis
&eH, 1T es geitattet, in G5ernOpib 5pei
Sage lang 8u pliinoern. lleberoies
erbdlt jeber SoIbat Der criten in G3ers
notptb einmari9ierenbeu 9t6teiluns
fiinf3ig Rubel ols @cT6ent."
9ic ruIiiTben 3eitungen in glep
gort n9imes," sun" aBorlD"
uno &onforten boben oFFenbdr BON
oieIem 8efebl &enntnts gebabt, oenn
iie bobcn prompt Ote @iunabme BON
G5ernoiuib gemelbet. Sir Otele Dem
3uren tieFersebenen Serri9aften 1T es
c6sn unfoBbor, ouB Elm 9efebl ibrss
erbabenen Serrf9ers nidt ausgefiibrt
per6en fDnnte.
sic boben bic Mleloung ou6 ME.
mails 6emeutiert, i6re 2eIer fino felt
o6t8ebu Monoten Ooron 9eip6bnt pors
Sen, alles Den DeutI@en go9teilige gu
oIauben unD ioenn es nod 70 uusluub=
li6 pdre. Sbre 2eIer iinO beute nod
Der ueberaeugung, ooB sic Sorts BON
2ittib nod INNER ni6t eefallen iino
oo Iic in Dieien @ldttern niemuls
zines 8eTeren beIebrt puroen.
ltno pie mDsen ii9 bieie ruHeus
freunoli9cn 3eiiungen Oortommen,
penu fe ben 2lrmeebefebl ibres Snas
nom leien: rSebem SolOaten lit es ge=
ltdttet, III @3ernomtB 3lpel 2a9e lang
gu pliinoern." llnO Su morDen uno
All f@Gnoen ipies ibnen in DItpreus
BEN uno @ali3ier erlaubt mar. 0as
geeen empDrt ii9 bos @efiibl oieier
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno Sumanis
tdtsfaBte3 ni9t. @osegen finoen lie
ni6t Elm @ort bet Gntriiituns. 9lber
penn fi9 einmal cine oeutihe @ras
nate In cine ibnen Bis oabin oollis uns
betannte &ot6eordle perirrt, tpenn cine
sin8igc nidt fontrouierbare beuifde
syIiegerbombe Elm frun5OiiIdeS 9abD
OerleBt
9lber oas S@idIal sebt rubig ieis
nen Sang, unbetiimmcrt Inn bic 9es
feblc bes 3aren, unbetiimmert audi
Inn sic 2iigeu ieiHer Srabonien
iiberlaHen mir setroit ben 3oren uno
feline Getrsuen Dem S9idfol ibrsm
tnohIher0ienten 6dtd1o[.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

tpaiiilt lilio lcbipncD,
oaB ic5 gacbts nicGt
Ic6lafen fonnte. SD
berlor bic @e6froft
5eiiipeiie, lino mas
ic6 aB, peroarb mir
ben Dlngen. @enn
ic6 be9aulL Die Gtus
be 3li febreil, muBte
ic6 Onmit aiifb0reH
iiil0 nuSrilben e6e
icb ferti9 iueroen
fonnte. Gines Ens
gee las icb Die 3eis
tullB lilo las oou
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
9ts SINGERS Subn.

Sem aammeridnger @alter 9oos
mer, Der felt 3riessausbru4 einen
groBeu 9eil ieinsr gintiinFts Dem 9tOs
tbsu &reu5 Sugeipenoet bat. ipurOe bonn
5iirIten BON geuB Die GjoIDene Mles
bcills fir &unF uno @iTeuI9oft am
Rriegsbonoe berlieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

Isl Ddrme, oie Elm brenndroes
Gteei1bol3 cntipidelt, ipiiroe tbeoretiI9
geuiigen, Inn 425 ailosramm Elm maes
ter bod gu beben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19
MeMnen iin llrpipcrt llnrf

Die GrGiinungs.Renneu I'M 9ro.
ipect 9Sarf batten geitern oos folgeu-
De 0leiuItat:
1. &ennem Orei Sabre alte uno alf-
warts, 5 6urIougs SeeualL 100
C9auer) 5 5u I, 2 81 1; @Iomer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

A6umcnten, ote ben ,,4entidjcn Gurres
ipUnbeHtcu" uIdIt piinttIif Dber nnreecl-
maRtg crDalten, finn gebctcn, BEE Office
baUUn per Telepbpn cpef idrlItlidB @sli'
lgellNnB az rnaMeMs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

WadnrS, i35 $500. l25 S2,7b0+
\ BndntD WlniUT Uu, Ui Baltimore, &0nrle&p
Sirdbe nno Wlt HnpalaMueitue
Duoae 6tu5., bic ppopuldre Gar" $3.50.
@larsDcl Mobile Co.. Garage 1903 TO 9lor0s
@bnrleSs sSirabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

&mpfcrI1mie0e tno @lum6erS.
Ssbn SAberi, 1884 ghamss gtahr s. & 81,
&clepgUn. g9oie loe9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

Iorntors ln0 @ranit.Mcrfc
e. SiluariRer & sons, 22s gloro,G6atles 1is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

Nlerrantile 9lgcucg.
q. IS. Gun & So
eo2-6i0 Warblano Ernii Alo0

8aunatcrialien E6iircu 5cnIlcr.
rahncn 2doeu etc.
Gas. y Tnaey n Gp., li5-1l7 @io6rg0e
rla.aIrnln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

eFliftp 1aFatr 81, 2od gl0fos9ata' airaH1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

,SCntNe gauf uDn Baltimore, NhlimDre
nna ponienn.Girnbe. Inauii y9ebgr Fsdb
eent 9nDn y. Rnnbet. &icc Rfaiocpt;
Georgc s. casa. Naiirer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

IruItv@0npaiien.
ueafe Drpuiit na0 erna GempnnE,p " 1nfipr
Gtrdbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

-p0ts5altIcu.
,,ItnNMr Eparaunl nen Nnlilm0rr,A 8Rinps
uuo 8nltmore4StraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @crdt6c uio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

PDDiuB
paMraM @iu Rbpinefapb bon 2lnS5ci6Auna,
glt. 10. NclisasrinaionsStlnbc
gfdtional.9anfen.
rE6e clb xewu Wuiioual Cant @o, uaD
&IcicrsGiruBe, Tucph gB. 3o0l FruHafHts
6cnrp G Renue, 3nifirer
,,&ecpnb 9lutiuApl 9ani," 482 @lo,lfpanmaps
g1 q. &aAner, SsalNtey.
,,aDeitem glntiuWal @0ns" IA @0rnlGuldp9@lr.
"a. W1ariol, Nafirev
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-19

@iieniUaaren aller glrt uNo $uiA
icbnIieS-8ube6or.
a. Scott Nobat @p., 362 s04 Norb.@ab4@tr
9fanoleib. CSeihGfte.
a0oaiolltatsh eseu 0o.", / NprD.Gops GlYob4
G1aenthums 2l0enteu itnn NuHcl@.
slssss G, NNaaa 4 Nspesp 10 Cil gegsasiom
&sgahe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-30
Die Denttge Gage.

;fsalfenbapn's 9ruppen baben Die
runlanilfe 5taot 9etisci genommel1
uno Iadenien's 9ruppen fino bis
ouf 20 Meeilen an 8uforelt beran
aerirdt ulrb baben Die geidieBung
Der MuBenforts b%egonnen. ueber
oie neue Offeniioe Der 2uiien in
ben &arpatbeu iinb NH tpioer1pre<
d1enbe Mabrihten gefommen. Cont
lit nidts 9elles beridtet. Ore Sage
tit fir sic Gentralmadfe cine
bnteruo diinitioe.
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yerste empfehlen es. .sshr NIpell.

frauter~, i6reibt SEER Ybilip EroB-
ba6 bon &ioge, Mb., an Or. Eeter
5obrnep & Sobne, miro pom unie-
rem areisnr5t iebr e%mpfobleu. IS
gi6t o1en @ebraldenoen bie groBte
t3ifrie0enbeit." Die &unoe BON Sen
8orsiigen oes olter &rauterbeilmit-
tells, 5orni'S 4lpenfraitter. gebt bon
Welno 81 Munb, bon Saits 81 @oit5
IN Stdot utb 9orf im aan5en 2anoe.
@s erfreut iid elmer @eIiebtbeit, ipiq
iie feline onbere MeOi5in 6eiitt. @$
lit niht in ben @pot9efen at iinoen.
Spe3iolagenten l~iefern eS 6ireft bonn
2o~borntorium Der @eriteaer. 0r.
8eter 6abrnep & Cons 60. t9
30 90. Some g(oe., Chicago, SG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-30
CROWN BOTTuING COMPANY,

Sbep. Mnener, 0eihaftsfibrer. :
III, Soues Npenlte. eegeniiber Der Zone
Star 9rauerei. Gan Nntonio. Seras.
fg Sabrifanten bon alien @rten Sos
oapaler. @ineralipafier uno por5iieIidJ
Dem fpoIbefannten 0ftbia @eIeer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-30
Giienbabn TabrpIan.

=. < q. =.
SEQ. 12-@on 2areoo 1900 por.n.
$40. 6-8on Qareoo ......6:15 1adm.
SEQ. 5-8on ct. Bouts 100 bonn.
SO. 7-@on St. @ortb unb Sania
So. Soon ct. aouis 800 obenDy
$50. 1-r@unibine SpectaI". bon ct.
2ol1is ............ sos abenbs
So. 4-gfa6 9aieitine ..7:15 morsens
so. 9-.sunibine @peeioda mad ct.
&c. s--aocal Ma6 sabIor :......:..
80. 6-glo6 ct. aouis uno 0rten ar
ser Santa Sc >. 1900 abenos
SO. s. 0a6 Qoreoo. 300 morgens
so. 11-Nah 2orebn 1000 abenos
.. Il. & u. z.
$50. 1e-gen 9ouItOn. @aeo uuo Cor
pug Gbrth ........6:55 uafm.
$40. 14-Son 9ouiton nno a%iiitenorten
o.VU poltH.
SO. 12-@on Doafum unb Riiitenorten
1:50 rad1rt.
go. 41-9on &errbine. ...9:05 BORN.
$50. 43-bon &erbiae. MIR Sonrtags
$3.50 abenoS
80. 145-@on @errbiue, tdglid, ausge5
uommen Sonntnas ..6:45 abenos
Mbfanrt =
SO. 15-ysad 9oufon. waco uno gors
BUG g6riti ........ 8:45 borm.
$50. 13-Nah 6oufton unb aiiitenorten
10:45 aben6s
$40. 1f-@a6 Doafum un0 aiiitenorten
SO. 4S-aad aerroiue, nur an @onn-
SO. 1 1aas.. aerrpine. so sos " eberlSs
So. 146)0ab @errbine tdgIid, altsge@
nornfnen @onntnas. -. 7:O5 BORN.
g. 8. & e. a. fonuptIinie.)
gilturfr =
sso. 1o1-ennret 2imites. BON Rem CT.
SO. 1 l5z's 5uniet aimiteo, BON Gan S spar'.
CISCO ............ sos PORN
$40. 7-sdneu5us. bon @ep 0rIeons.
t.1U UpIHl.
SO. 8-9@neIsus, bon Sci @io
....... $780,. 1850 born,.
SO. s-@uniet erpreb, bon Mep Ors
leans ............ $40 nadm.
$50. 10-Guniet ggpreB. bon Can Sra,ls
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-10
birth OF A NATION"
IN BEMIDJI TONIGHT

"The Birth of Nation," the won
derful photodrama shown in Bemidji
last spring, will open a return en-
gagement Of two days in Bemidji at
the Grand theater tonight. A mat
inee will be given this AFTERNOON and
another matinee will be given to-
morrow afternccn.
The prices Of admission tn t',~ 49,
fcImances here have been reduced by
ManaCcr Harding.
Some idea of the Intensity OF the
action contained in the $4,000 OF.
feet Of pictorial grandeur that so to
make UP d. w. Griffith's master pro-
ducticn nav hn rathe~n'l fror, tho
fact that 100000 feet Of living photo.
graph was made OF the subject, from
which to Gull $4,000 feet---less than
ten per cent Of tho total--sf the ab-
''oluto punch and cory Of tho SUBJ
sect. 5as
AS an educational medium. Mr..
Griffiths dramatic work can hardly
be rated nigh enough. Any person
by seeing tho production can learn
moro real, vital lrn'tad States his.
tory In n single evening than during
long time study in n class room.
The entire orchestra will be with
the picture at the Grand today and
tomorrow.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-10
BIGGEST FOOTBALL
CONTEST OF YEAR
:. INBEMIDJl SUNDAY
49, = - - -, " 's.s =

One Of the biggest athletic contests
Of the year will take place Sunday af-
ternOon at the new athletic park in
this city when the Bemidji and
Grand Rapids city football elevens
will clash.
Athletic rivalry between this city
and the Itasca county metropolis has
always been very keen, both in city
and school contests.
The Bemidji city football eleven
has been practicing every night this
week and will be in good shape for
the game Sunday. The lineup has
not been decided upon but among
the players will be former high school
and college stars. The game should
prove to be the best of the season.
Grand Rapids has won a majority
Of its contests this year and is con-
fldent Of the game with Bemidji.
Bemidji has won the last two
games played by the two city teams,
winning here in 1913 and at Grand
Rapids last year.
A large crowd is expected to at
tend the game Sunday and from re-
ports from Grand Rapids that team
will be we'll represented by rooters.
Glenn Peck. former "Big Bemidg"
football and basketball star, will be
in the Grand Rapids lineup.
The game will be called at 3:15
Sunday afternoon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-10
BIG ZANE SEASON
CPENS IN Minnesota

The big game season opened in
Minnesota today and hundreds oi
hunters entered the woods in this
district after deer and moose.
Besides BemiGji hunters. there are
a large number Of hunters from other
points in Minnesota and from other
states. .-..e- -. =. .s...e.s
It is reported that deer and moose
are plentiful. HowevAr, lack of snow
will hamper the hunters.
Up to noon today 600 big game H.
censes had been issued in Beltrami
county.
Minnesota hunters can shoot either
a deer or a moose. Nonresident
hunters can shoot one deer and one
moose, but cannot take the moose out
Of the state. Minnesota hunters are
opposed to the present law and a
change may be made at the next ses-
sion Of the state legislature.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-10
FOSST0N LAWLESS;
FORDCARDESTR0YS
TRAFFIC ORDINANCE

There is gloom among the village
officials OF Fosston today. They are
up against serious proposition.
Automobiles are being driven care
lessly through the village streets.
The automobiles are speeding and
cutting all sorts Of corners. No ar
rests are being made-the village Is
without traffic ordinance, accord
ing to word received in Bemidji to-
day.
The village of Fosston has an Or
dinanCe butts a sad story. The
ordinance was destroyed. A Ford car
ran over the ordinance and destroyed
1t.
The following is the tale of woe of
Arne Solberg, village marshal:
City Clerk, Bemidji, MINI.
Dear Sir:
Win you kindly send me a copy OF
your traffic ordinance. or send me
the book which contains the ordin-
ance. so l could copy the same and
return the book to you. as there
was a Ford car run over ours the
other day and left it in such shape
that we find that a new one is re-
quired.
Hoping to hear from you soon,
and thanking you in advance, am
L Yours truly,
-Arnie Solberg.
George Stein, city clerk, has prom
ised to go to the rescue of the vii
lage and will send a copy Of Be-
midji's traffic ordinance.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-10
HARRIS LEADS IN
RACE FOR PROBATE
JUDGE BY j6 VOTES;
. PRECINCTS OUT
Judge Clark Apparently Defeated;
Will Not Be Able to Overcome
Lead.
ELECTION MAY
BE CONTESTED
Wilson Has Big Lead in Belrami
County; May Give State to
Wilson.
ELECTION MAY
BE CONTESTED

Joseph e. Harris is leading this
afternoon in the race for probate
judge against Judge NJ. A. Clark.
With nine precincts still missing Har-
ris has lead Of Sc over Clark. With
the nine precincts missing the vote
is I'LL for Harris and 1855 for
Clark.
The missing precincts are Alaska,
Birch Island. Hamre, Lee, Meadow
land, Minnie. Pioneer. saltwater and
Wheeler. 1t is believed that Clark
Will be uHable to overcome the lead
OF 56 in these precincts and that Har-
ris will be elected.
Because of the close vote the cleo
tion may be contested, it is said.
The vote by precincts Is as fol-
lows:
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Hampshire. New Mexico and NOrth
Dakota. a recount in Minnesota is
also probable.
Soldier Vote to Decide.
Although Minnesota returns as a
pivotal state are not Important, in
dications are that tie vote of the
national guard on the Mexican border
will make definite Minnesota returns
impossible before next Tuesday. With
Hughes leading this morning by J.
O43 votes, the Democrats admit that
Hughes has perhaps carried Mime
sofa by 800 votes. based upon the CIV
ilian vote. They then point to the
soldier vote which Colonel Luce of
the Third regiment. Minnesota mill
tia. gives Wilson 1900 and Hughes
900. This they claim gives Mime
sofa to Wilson by 200 votes. The Re-
puDlicans are silent on the soldier
vote.
Up to States.
IN case of contest the sovereign
-'-Gtes must settled fraud or error in
=. i; election Of their presidential
Continued on Page Eighty
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-10

G.. G.. Winter Of tho land depart
ment CT tho -.cok.'cn Lumber COM
pany OF Minneapolis Il in the city
to-day ol ,bu-inoss. He will 60 to
,-sllihcr this evening and will return
to Minneapolis, Monday. Mr.. Winter
had charge CT the land department
Of tho Crookstcn Lumber company
in this city before tho Office was
transferred to Minneapolis.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-10
U. S. PRODUCES
GREATEST BEET
SUGAR OUTPUT
(By United Press)

Washington, Nov. 10.-The bureau
Of crop estimates today shows that
the United States produced the great
est beet sugar output in history dur
ing the past season. The production
will be 100000 tons. This is an
increase Of 44,OOO over last year.
The United States consumption is A.
100000 tons annually.