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The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
BOYS CORN CLUB.

The Boys Corn Club had
twenty-three, ten ear exhibits
at the recent Washington Goun-
ty Fair. and two single ear ex-
hibits. The Peanut Club had two
exhibits. Considering the drought
this is most creditable showing.
Owing to lack Of space the ex-
hibits were placed in a large tent,
and on the second morning Of
the Fair. strong wind blew the
tent down, and 50 scattered the
exhibits that it was impossible to
have the corn judged There
was approximately $50 to be
awarded, and on account Of the
accident this amount has been di-
vided among the boysJin most
impartial manner by ". II. Dyer,
County Agent.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
OAK GROVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Parks
went to Prairie Grove last week
to visit friends and returned
home Monday.
Jim Burnett moved to Spring
dale Monday and Herman Stark
of Springdale moved in the
house that Mr.. Burnett vacated.
Luther Stamper shipped a car
load of apples Saturday. Folks
are having trouble about getting
cars to ship their apples in.
p. A. Mcbride of West Fork
was in this vicinity last week
on business.
Mrs. Stamper is on the sick
list. Luther Stamper went &c
Fayetteville Monday on business.
Riley Wood and family OF
Stony Point visited JohnneyS
family Sunday.
Hiss Mary NeCamey, who has
been visiting relatives here for
sometime will leave this week TO-
her home at RolIa, Mo.
Frank Silor got his rib broke
Ist week by filing from a ladder.
The pie supper at Oak Grove
last week was success. They
received something over SIS dol
lars. Mr.. Trone was the aue-
tioneer. The string band furnish
ed some fine music.
Hugh Holeomb will soon have
his new house completed.
r. Kocheski is in Texas. selling
apples.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
ZION

VIII Pumbley left for Colorado
last week to find work. If he
finds a good location he will send
for his family.
Mrs. Henry Edison was laid
to rest in the Zion cemetery Sun
day, Sept. a. Mrs. Edison was
a good christian woman, one that
will be missed IN the neighbor.
hood. All extend their heartfelt
sympathy to the husband. son ano
sisters. The funeral was preach
ed by Bro. Ragland Of Fayette-
vile, the minister Of the church
Of which she had been member
for years.
J. B. Fox who was hurt by a
fall last week is slowly improv-
ing.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
SULPHUR CITY BLACK OAK

Albert Fineher and family NOV
ed Fayetteville last week.
Several from here attended
the fair last week
Mrs. Robert Hope and son Ar
81 visited hr sister Mrs. T. T.
Morris Sunday.
Rey. Bitterline and Thurmon
clos L their meeting at Salem
Thursday night with eight con
versions.
Fazette Mckee and famil> =re-
turned 10 thor home near Strici.
Iar Fey. days ago.
Miss Anna Jones is visiting her
andparents mar Durham.
MIR. and Mrs. Pence and daagh=
ter Leota, Of Salem. visited at
Andrew Smith 5 Sunday.
Hugh Reeee visited reltives III
town IA few dys during the fir
Ye scribe and husband attend
ed singing at Salem Sunday after
noon.
Miss Esther Jones who has
been visiting relatives at Prairie
Grove the past two weeks return
ed home Saturday.
The crochet club met with Mrs.
Letha Blodgett Monday afternoon
Mrs. Geo. Burchett is on the
sick list this week. Miss Ethel is
home from Elkins helping take
care of her mother.
Tom Henderson and family
and his father and mother left
Tuesday for Oklahoma. We re
grit very much to see this family
leave but wish them success in
their new nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed f1enner at
tended church III Fayetteville
Sunday.
Little Ruby Hanger, daughter
Of Charley and Bulah Hanger.
was buried at the Mt. Zion grave
yard Saturday, Rev. Thurman
preached the funeral sermon. She
was a great granddaughter Of
William and Sarah Ramsey
Lone Star.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
HICKORY GROVE.

par. AI,=.,tz4 w.. III.
D. ls=..+=zzz.l=. 3zz....l..
Rorn to.tr and Mrs uaior
Told recently = daughter
Nr and Mrs Re-. Sanders left
lasf week for Oklahoma DRIVING
throagh=in Il wagon. lis brother
Garland and wife moved on his
place.
Mr.. and }Irs. James shelton
and children Of Joplin. Mo. vis-
led last week at the home Of Mrs
shelton 5 sister. Lum Vaughan
and wife. They were on their
way to Florida to make their fu-
ture home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Devcnny
left week before last for Wyom-
INC to make their home. They
took a ear Of cattle and horses
and are going into the dairy bus
mess.
School was dismissed last Mon
day. so that the pupils could at
tend the funeral Of Carl Phillips.
who died Sunday.
Rah Ford vino had the misfor-
- -,
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06

White River had the largest mel
ons at the fair at Fayetteville
Tie certainly does Know how to
grow big ones and they are as
good to eat as they look.
Sam Williams of California,
brother of Mrs. Henry Stone
came in Sunday on short visit.
The new Methodist Church IS
nearly completed and is nice
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of south
ern Missouri. are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Harrison.
Celmon johnson, wife and lit
tie daughter Gussie came in last
week and visited relatives at
this place.
Matt Shadwick, Everett Head
and J. Q. Nelson are down III
Texas selling apples.
Misses Luzelle Grider Willie
and Eva Shankles, Myrtle Neal,
Pansy and Ella Gloer and John
ME and Eugene Cloer visited at
the home Of Mrs. Ora Renner
and attended the Fair last week.
Apple picking keeps all the
idle men and boys employed and
the red apple of Arkansas will
soon be in the homes Of the west
efn states.
Born, sept.=17 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Toll Harp, u boy.
Mr.. Pennington and family
left last week for Westville, Okla.
where they will make their home.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
THEY WERE WINNERS.

Local winners in the Boy 5
Corn Club at the Washington
County Fair, and those awarded
the much priced enameled club
pins were Joe Murphy, Petren-
eous Weber. John Weber. Car
los Phillips. Edgar Shipley. vii
bur Rankin, Charles IIough, all Of
Springdale. In the Girl $ Can
ming Club the winners locally
were Merle Goree, Alta Melott,
Eula Brooks, Georgia Hickman,
Doris Melee. Martha ABBOTT, Ed
IA Buseler, Flosetta Scheiden-
berger. Bernice Phillips and Be
atriee Lawson. In the Poultry
Club: Goldie Weston, Edna
Buseler. Marie Graham and
Aletha Lawson, OF Springdale.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06

from the egg receipts Of S2d5.6s.
and you get a clear profit Of
S206.33. Then figure l ,53S eggs
used at home at 10 cents per
dozen, amounts to $20.4s; then
take the sale of the Mems at 500
each which amounts to 41020G:
add the three together and you
get a total Of $32s.S1, or over
$40 per day.
Is there money in chickens in
northwest Arkansas?
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
MONEY IN CHICKENS.

There is good money to be
made in raising chickens in
northwest Arkansas.
Any doubt of the above state
ment is put to sleep, by the facts
and figures handed to The News
recently by Mrs. Ira Graham.
She had the famous Single Comb
White Leghorns, and her chick
ems were the talk OF this entire
section. Her results are best
shown by the following
On March first, this year, she
started with 102 hens; and on
September -. this year, she sold
her entire flock of q hens to
Mrs. Leeper Of this place. What
she made out of the hens IS
shown by the following figures.
based on 100 hens.
She gathered 12.44s eggs in
POP days, or an average of PIE
eggs for each hen. in the BOP
days. She sold 7,4S0 eggs to
parties for Matching purposes at
) cents each or a total OF S224 10
She sold 1905 eggs at Is cents
per dozen, or a total OF $4l 2S.
1,53e eggs Were used at the home
for cooking and eating pur-
poses. She lost 334 eggs by be-
ing broken in the nest, and IN
transit to parties for Matching
purposes over POO eggs being
broken at one time. This gives
a total receipt for eggs of
500 IS.
The expense account OF these
100 hens: One sack Of bran and
one bushel of corn lasted eight
days. The hens were fed all they
would eat, feed being on the
ground and in the feed troughs
at all times. In the morning
they were fed a mash made of
bran and corn mixed, and later
IN the day straight corn.
% sacks Of bran at $1.35 per
sack, amounted to $33.75.
Is bushels of corn at Is cents
per bushel amounted to $1s.75
The hens We're also fed 137 gal
Ions of buttermilk which cost
$6.s5. This made a total feed
bill of 1895.
Take the feed bill Of $685.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06

Eyaryone cordially invited 20
attend. VI earn silly urge ey-
cry church N the association to
send repres natives.
c. S. Farmer,
Jim jackson,
". 7. Ferguson. Com,
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
For Indigestion.

Never take pepsin and prepare
tions containing pepsin or other
digestive ferments for indigestion,
as the more you take the more
YOU will have to take. What is
needed is tonic like Cham
beflain S Tablets that will enable
the stomach to perform its func-
tions naturally. Obtainable ev-
'erywhere
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06

\ Birmingham burglar lost his
wooden leg while making a haul,
and so failed to make get away.
The next loss will probably be his
bone head.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
SONORA.

Jake OVerton is seriously sick
with appendicitis at his home
near Head S Ford.
Sam johnson, who lives on
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
JOHNSON.


B. F. Campbell, of Fayetteville,
and W. E. Williams, of Green
land left Monday evening to at
tend the National Meeting of the
\. II. T. y. which convenes this
Thursday in Las Vegas, New
Mexico. They are the delegates
from the Arkansas \. II. T. A.
The State Order annual meeting
is to be held at Bentonville, Ark,
on Oct. 49,
The local Christian Endeavor
held a social at f. J. Steward s
Saturday night.
The Washington County Fair
was attended by a number of
the local folks and lot of the
exhibits from this vicinity won
premiums in the various depart
ments.
\ ste"iii Sifos q .ii"s 'eeH 'oii
lot OF work IN the cut just
soath Of the depot and is now
ghaWlhg away Oh 1he NH sioe
down by Clear Creek. The FRS
co intended to shorten both OF
'heSe curves HIS h'atn'ne ~
quite an attraction Tor oig Ioiks
TO See ds#"sii ds=ioi# ''le i'e'ie
LoiNS WHO never .iIe u '9'i'-
ing II WINE a." oIh'
l lie scarcely u ears - CAUSING
io' 9l ffooole ior Tue ioeal
illlle hll,lS as ofeel ; are coming III
nicely 'tt5 F'Is lof i0'''iHs "' I
almost 1iloo'a,i1ai4le
l ~ 'Hii'''i aie''tlS q t'e
SsorNi ioi''gIs q enc Wv ''ien :
mn E" ~ y ~ oi 20 - .''
sss"5hs' zlo9 s''', 4 v mon .
eHs '.''s - ~ ~ = ''N - :
The grading crew moved their
..ann from Gl4al. Creek 10 fba
oi'f' = oi,i 90 " -
morning after big wind and
ram which came 50 near Wreckinc
lr-ir #oiffIt There in fhe- creek
eAi14l 9s'e11a t13 ~
+. HIGHER oro7nd n liz midst
!. tn storm last W4tln. S,lav
niqbt
gl;ffo,.l L,oa4a W.. IA .IahnSon
VISITING oil friends Wednesday
s4..n in1, Clifford : LIVING IN
g,,..n III Idaho
uo,.,. eoI.l,.r, and fa,sil are
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
PROGRAM.

Of Fifth Sunday Meeting TO be
held with Hickory Creek Bap-
fist Church, beginning Friday
before the Fifth Sunday in Octob-
err, 1916.
Introductory sermon FRIDAY at
Ii O clock III. by d Y keck.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
Tho nuInIns That Does Not Affect Tho Hsad

Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature of z. w. GROVE. 2Sc.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING.

Program Of the Fifth Sunday
meeting of the Fayetteville Bap-
list Association, to be held with
the Prairie Grove church, begin
ning Friday, October, u, at 5 p.
IN.
Friday.
5 p. m-Sermon by " 6 Ham
by, Text, l Peter ; :2l-22.
Saturday.
Il. m.-DevotionaI service by
j. + Parker.
9.20-ln what way are women
scriptarally authorized to IN
gage IN public Worship ". l.
Eiledge and d. L. Hood.
1880 Exegsis of Heb. 6:4-6,
". 4. Moffitt and Z. r Rice.
pm. Devotional service by
+. \. Graves.
2:15-In what way can the
churches be entitled to better sup
port the mission work Of the as
ISOLATION? J. +. Parker and II.
VI. Miller.
3:l5.-Does the signs OF the
times indicate the second coming
of Christ is near, and if SO. what
should be the attitude of Baptists
toward the unsaved? II. {. Win
stead and W. c. Handy.
5 p. m.-Sermon by q. l.
Lierly.
Sunday.
9 a. m.-Devotional service by
II. VI. Spyres.
9:l5 - Should the Sunday
School and b. Y. 7. L. be under
the control Of the church? c. W
Walker and f. {. Conley.
10 a. m.-How can We get PEG
pie to attend Sunday School
and best method of conducting ;
Sunday School, by A. G. Flow
ers and f. S. Thompson.
/ II a. m. -Sermon by W. |. FL
ledge.
2:30 p. IN. -Temperance rally
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06

; p. M. What is Bible Sanctifi-
cation and does the Bible teach
a second work of grace which
places us in a state of sinless per-
feetion2 Z. \. Owen.
p IN. Do Baptists Believe
in Living a Holy Life BY Bro.
Daniels OF Huntsville.
Sermon Friday night by Co.
mer Tillman.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06

81 a year. time extended to No
vember LIST.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
Saturday Morning Session.

9 a. III. Does regeneration make
us members Of the Church of
Christ? W. {. Sherman.
10 a. IN. When Was the Church
of Christ Established, and Is 1t
in Existence today Il it is, 10
cate, or identify 1t. d. \. Heck.
Preaching at | a. M. by II !, ".
Million
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
Sunday Morning Session.

8 a. III. General Discussion of
the Missionary Work Of Madison
County Association led by the
Missionary Committee, Bros. Mil
Ter. Butler and Stearns.
Sermon at II o clock a. H. by
Rev. J. II. Amacker Of Spring
dale, subject sPerpetuity Of the
Church.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
Friday Evening Session.

Ii o clock a. III. by d. \. keck.
The Springdale news., 1916-10-06
Saturday Evening Session.

} p. m What Does It Take To
Constitute a SeripturaI Baptism
Conner TilIman.
p. m. Does the New Tesla
ment Teach Open Communion
And is il consistent with the
Bible teaching IN regard to
Church discipline H. W Nil
Ter.
Sermon Saturday night 30
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&idter uno Glerfs l5u ernemeu fir
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penationsgeridt, aau8 eincrIei pie
Die gutiheoung oes 9lihterS Ston-
ton ouSfolen miro.
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9lepn6Iitaniider gleirat6 srnanni

Serr @aleu 8. Gait, DER 8oriiber
oeS republifauiicben StaotssGentroI-
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@iit Blair, gl. ". 9lafeneD, g9. g..
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Burton, 6rancis z. Gormoop, 6. s.
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z. Mlatbios, 9licer Q. Meberott,
s. @ilbllr N1iaer, SDoneD 6. Wdlo0,
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z. Norburton, 8. s. @eler, George
8. @eIlinatou George g9bitelod, S.
.. ggilcot nuo 8ranf IS. @iaiams.
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9aS IufaIc samocricIt.

Gle Sereinc mo oereli @ditc treiieu
itou 9ladmittoeS I'M @orf eiu.-
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Den Sommelpuntt ser Gereiuigten
SGneer 81 oerem eriien lofalenSGu-
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arrangements Gomites actroiien uuo
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Oeridumt mur0e, Inn OieieS SET 81
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ser @ereinieten Singer 5i aeIiolien.
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6oer eintrifit, ans Dem Sotel 9lennert
obbolen uno nab oen 6eltpldbe lei.
ten, mGbrenO cine 5meite delegation
ole @aibingtoner @dite empfdnat.
Ger Oaodmittae lit Dem @erguii.
gen gelpiomet, imN 6eluItigeu iib oie
eln3elnen @ereine uno oeren @GIte
inter iid unO lauicbeu Dem CONCERT
Der italieniideu glrtiqerie aapeQe,
welhe ipdter oie ,,@adt am Gbein"
uno Oas ,SternenbonnerIieO" ipielt
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Gbeiles.
g1od elmer fur3eu @auie treten
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nigteu S6ugern aeborenoen 8ereine,
naH Oeni Coos, in oen Meitbeiper6,
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gen. 9iad allen Yorbereitiutgen 5il
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Der @eididte OeS bieiieen Geutid-
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ggia ilre sdMIOcn 6eaalIem.

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@aib., Die Dor 7 SSobren aug gaIti.
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Der Fcnniploanio.9l0enuc umo Der
anocrc an Der Gomocn., nabc Sano.
-StraBc.
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eunucnt Der sNpuarap6iIdlcn lIniOn.

@erIdieocnc ausiuortiae Eeleanteu
fomen aeitern bier au Con.
pcnt 6eginnt am nGditen 91on-
tag. - Gas Souptqnortier wurOe
i'm Sotcl @mcrion oifgcihlogcu.
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fir oie 62. Gonbention Ser Snterua.
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de bier on ndHiten Montag i6ren
glniong nimmt, troien geliern Dior.
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@eiebe, s. s. Soeele bon sos 9lnac.
les, gl. @. Gbomos bon Glepelan0,
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eriuortet
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Beamte uo6nen.
Pin Der Convention merOen 642 De-
legaten T6eil nebmen. GinidlieBlid5
Oeren Gamer ino 8rennOen miro Die
geludcr5o6l Ser ouSpdrtigen @dite
onf ingeidbr 5000 fommen. Sin @m-
piangs. rmO Undertakings @omi-
te, oas aus bieiigen 0}itglieOeru be-
ltebt bat umfangrei1c Nor6ereitum-
gen getroiien, i'm oen Gelegaten imo.
oeren 9Ingeb6rieen ben gIufentbolt IN
Baltimore 10 angenebnl wie moglid
5it MAIDEN.
Ger Erdiibent ser 9tmerican 5eoe-
ration Of 2o6or, Samuel @ompers,
ioipie anOere lofale 9(rbeterfiibrer
meroen 0en Sibungen beimo6nen.
0ie Union rednet 81 ibren Ylitelie.
bern einige GongreB WlitgIieoer II.
onOcrc proninente Serrel pel6e 3u
oen Sibungcn eriportet pcrOen.
@e5iigIib 0es n1biien Gon0en-
tious Srtes mltroc Colorado
springs genannt, poielbit iid Oas
ltnion @rinters &ein imO Sonoto.
riinu 6eiiuoen Gicie 9lbtbeiluno Der
Union 1T ie6r fir oeu aenonnten Srt
ols ndhIte Conventions Sto0t, uno
miro ole 9lniirenglingen MAIDEN,
I'M Sen ndditcu Gonbent nod BORT
5ii 6ringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
,,GoIaccu n Elm Wier,

oos obnc 5lrdt Dor iiblen SoIgen
octrintcn peroen tann. GS 1T 10
cut aus Dem beitcu W1ol5 mO Sopici
gebrmlt imo 10 0ollfommcn gcgdbrt
ino 10 oriin0licb eeIogert oob Der
ld)m6NIic @logen nidt onoegriifet
miro. Seine lcicbte @eroailicbfeit
crb6bt feline boben itdrfcnoer lluo
nobrboitcn Giocnidqitcn. (9eDalt.
reides EafeIbier. 5reo. 9dilern.
idjnii0tS u9lnericon Nreiperp," Snr.
foro 9lDe., Wionlmeut. uno StlIen-
Ctr. Gel. s. & q. Wlt @ernou 365.
(9[ue9) (9IuS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
NSferS cttrnMfem.

Cas- @iero bon Gbriiiopber Turn
BON 93r. $40. 94oro.Goaiueton-9lpe.,
Das aeiicrn Wioreen am Pier 91r. A
an Der Frott.StraBe ltauo, i1eute
oIs ploBlib ein Tampicr ieine 9feiie
ert6nen lieB. Gos Gbier iprang i'm
@alopp iommt Dem @oeen an ben
es angeipannt mar, in Den Safen mo
ertronf. Gas Ffero boite cinen
@ertb bon $t35.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

Qcpartcmeit miro geiiuiobeitlide
HotbibIdee ber6iientlicben, Die Dem
&ublifum als 5iberlna gegen Tp.
p6ns oienen f0nueu. Gr. 8lofe er.
ma6nte oiesbe3ii9Iih inter glnoerem,
Dob Die oen fleinen &inoern Oera6-
reidte Wlil6 in ieOem 6oae gefodt
iein miiiie.
SSn Der Geriommllng ipliroe iuei-
ter beidloiien, ean5 enereiid oorauf
81 ieben, oaB oie @eroronung be5iie-
lid Der 9lbioaeimer.Qedel 6efolet
miro. gs puroe ols ionoerbare
Gbatiode erpGbnt, onb piele Der
2eitte anibeinen0 lieber in Der Yoli.
5eiitation cine bobe GeIoltroie be5a6.
len, ais Dab iie iid6 einen 9lbfaleimer
nit Qedel fonIten. @inige Der Be
Iiroiten bradten 81 ibrer gntihuloi.
gung Dor, onB feline glbioIleimer er.
6dItlid ieien; cine llnterinbing iei-
tens 0eS @eiunobeitsGep Gepartements
erga6 jeoodJ, Dab eii geniigenoer
@orrotb bon iol1en Ginern in 9alti.
more por6anoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
,,MmcrItam aeaomr."
g9MtOe uOu Ieinem ggaaen ae[dlIslI
bert.

glls geliern Moraen ser t6 Sabre
alte Slolono Sadioh nit ieinen @e-
lpann an Der &relI5rmg bon 4ratt-
rno Galoert-StroBe nit einem Stra.
Benbabnpaggon colloirte, ptiroe er
bon Ieincm SiB oeidleuoert ino er-
lit 5ablreibe 9I6i6iiriiuaen gr
muBte IN Der glmbuIan5 oeS mittIe.
rem Eiilrifts nad Dem Nlerrp-Soipi.
tai gebraAt iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

Iie Staot.aapele Oes 9roi ..
&. 1ieiumaIo bat fir oas CONCERT
al Gem 8alsmaD.DiomIment beite
Qlben0 Don 8 bis 12ti llbr ioleen-
oes 4rogranm auiaeiient.
ii Iruipb.WiarD oVlHercd" .... NOleo
q Anberilfe A .LurunoOr ... padHer
eleif0n aus NemInecencen bon
Wcl0i .....4............. WobfreD
Corucb @Dln. aou3cllue fOlia" ou8cl
Geo uiCNOnDiuc)
b. 1eleliiOu ans a4Dc UettD lBiOOlU". NeDnr
Ian8. .Minnf.
g. 4Nnl3cr, nHoDc epnffe" ........0 0DlHmnuu
r. lnc eicp IS Robe Don" ...... @ilberf
g. w0D0iie
D. Nor lrOf, .9reiib Wabb" ...... Niibne
10. 4rnl1cr. a1lueci remembrance ~. elnt
Il N0lfNHOre our baltimore.
~. a-iul tpangeo Bnnner".