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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22
OF
HORSES is
DEPLETED

BY United Press T.
Washington, June 22.--On the report
Of army officers suthat the European
war has robbed the United States Of
most Of its suitable cavalry horses,
Senator Pittman Of Nevada is father
ing bill for government aid in breed
ing new supply.
Attention was qentered on this mil.
itary weakness Of the country when
officers were able 70 buy cavalry re-
mounts for the Mexican campaign on
ly at unusually high prices, and these
OF inferior quality.
Officers reported to Pittman before
hs introduced his bill that there are
only $4,000 cavalry horses in the coun-
try suitable for immediate use. Since
the c'ui opean war opened 800 900
american horses and mules have n-en
exported.
"Hrrses for cavalry should be rath.
~ small decidedly hardy and inteIi
gent" said Senator Pittman todas
we have plenty Of heavy horses for
commercial use, but the auto truck
has largely done away with their mill
tars value What Is needed is sun
ply on Ponies able to do scout duty
This breed is obtained by the
crossing of thoroughbred and western
pain stock. Tho co-opsration ii
hreeders Of the eastern thoroughbred
states with western growers, ul.ler
the supervision of the federal an.in
ment. is required. There is no fea-
TUE Of the preparedness program
m1ic PRESSING than the crestiep Of a
suitable cavalry horse typs"
The 100000 sought by p'ttman Il
under consideration by the appropria
tiOns committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

sATURDA Mice and Men, Mar.
guerite Clark, the fascinating little
star Is ia one Of the most exquisite
Paramount picture productions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

our house Is air cooled, the coolest
place in the city Four full shows a
day The best pictures. Come and
enjoy yourself for couple Of hours.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

During an electrical storm recently
the KEGS residence was struck by
lightning and set on fire but by
prompt work Of Mr.. JOY KEGS the fire
was extinguished before much dam
age was done One Of the strange
forces of lightning was demonstrated
when it melted the glass over pic
ture and tore the frame up but left
the picture unharmed. This is the
fourth house within a half mile to be
struck by lightning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

Mr.. Wilson, who is at the head of
the agricultural department Of Okla
homa, was to have lectured at the Dut-
ton church on the evening OF June Is,
but just at the time for the people to
"a a threatening cloud gathered 50
the lecture had to be postponed How
ever Mr.. Wilson, with Mr.. Cooper aud
Mr.. Mosteller. agents Of Grady and
Caddo counties. came out, showing
that they keep their dates when pos
sible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

Little Pauline Williamson was quite
sick last week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22
NOTICE

On account Of sickness and death
of my husband, my rooming house at
i2g& ~Chiekasha avenue has been
closed Since January LIST. 1916. II was
never filled with bad characters or
reided. am again open to respecta-
bic law-ahiding citizens.
igl4t MRS. PETER ISMERT.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

Rev. Pankey delivered an interest
ing sermon last Sunday on "What God
Looks Like showing that il depends
on the individual attitude assumed; to
some He is everything lovely, to 9th
ers indifferent. All branches Of church
work are progressing nicely under the
leadership Of Mr., Pankey and his es-
Unable wife.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

At meeting OF the Dutton Commu-
nifty club on the evening Of June -,
Mr.. Wamsley reported, as chairman
of the committee, bylaws and consti-
tuition, which were unanimously adopt
ed. The club is growing in interest
and viii give a literary program at
the next meeting, June rs. All are
cordially invited to attend
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22
STOMACH TROUBLES AND CON-
STIPATioN.

II viii cheerfally say that Chamber
lain's Tablets are the most satisfacto-
ry remedy for stomach troubles and
constipation that I have sold in thirty.
four years drug store service" writes
S. II. Murphy druggist, welIsburg. n.
Y. Obtainable everywhere.-Adv
d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22
&c Zoe

FRIDAYS "Shadaws Of the Past
-Four reel Edison with Marc McDer.
mott
sATURDAY--Leah Baird and Maui
rice Costello.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

Since our last writing three births
have occurred in our neighborhood as
follows: To Mr.. and Mrs Carl Horn
berger on June 5, girl; Mrs and
Mrs. Lloyd Triplett and Mr., and Mrs.
Henry Triplett each a boy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22
.SuggTheatre
FEATURE HOUSE
0 N CHIT

THE CODE or MARCIA GRAY"
Starring Constance Collier The
wonderful personality Of Constance
Collier as Maraa Gray makes her part
one Of universal appeal Every wo.
man viii find in the great crisis in
Marcia Gray's life a maryelously ex
act duplication Of what she would
have to do, and experience. should
she meet the same problem. charm.
Ing production.
FRlDAY-"The Immigrant" Fea-
turing yaleska suratt. Among those
who appear in support Of Miss suratt
are Thomas Meighan. Theodore Rob
erts, Ernest JOY and Jane Wolff
sATURDAY-"M Mice and Men" Mar.
guerite Clark, the fascinating little
star, Is in one Of the most exquisite
Paramount picture productions.
To-day and tomorrow ! viii have
extraordinary features Every foot Of
them interesting Don't miss one.
Each one a Paramount The picture
Immigrant" tomorrow, was shown in
Oklahoma City Their prices we're
twenty-five cents. The costumes they
wear are elegant know the ladies'
ike elegant costumes.
Coming the Fourth Of July Billie
Burke IN "Glorias Romance" sup
ported by Henry Kolker. A motion
picture novel by Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Hughes Most layishly produced. An
ina class by itself Ten
dor, sympathetic and beautiful story.
This will be most wonderful picture
Our house Is air cooled the coolest
place in the city Four full shows a
day The best pictures. Come and
enjoy yourself for couple Of hours
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22
DOTS FROM BUTTON.

Little Pauline Williamson was quite
sick last week.
Miss Susie Stone Of Chickasha is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Dave Station and baby OF Tut
tie are visiting relatives here.
Misses Pearl McPhaill and Hazel
Dove called at the Graham home
Monday afternoon
Mrs Chas. Williamson and Mrs. For
est Williamson called on Mrs. Bell
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. McPhaill aud Mrs. Dove we're
pleasant callers at the Bell home Mon
day afternoon.
George Downey now drives hand
some studebaker which he purchased
last week.
Mesdames Tibbetts. Brock and Dow
ney and children we're Sunday guests
Of the Bell family.
Mrs. Brock and daughter Effie were
Pocasset shoppers Monday, also call
ers at the Hurst home,
Arthur Brown and Mr. Winder went
to Anadarko Monday to bring out
car that had been shipped to the last
named gentleman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22
TONIGHT

Always worth the money.
VAUDEVILLE
"The Mole Bros" Sensational com
edy bicycle act Bring the children
Photoplays
"A TEMPERANCE TOWN"
3-Reels-3
A Hoyt comedy featuring Otis Har-
low
THE GOOD IN TIE WORST OF Us.
A classy yitagraph drama featuring
Harvey Morey and Carolyn Birch.
"MATILDA'S LEGACY"
An Edison comedy drama with Ray
mond Mckee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

Olin Bell. who is a student In the
Oklahoma University. spent a few days
at home after the final examinations
for the last semester. but returned to
Norman in time to enroll for the sum-
mer term. He talked entertainingly
of trip he had made with the geol-
ogy class to the Arbuckle mountains
sar nra~tical research. He is special
IzIng in geology and Castillian Ian
guage and is very enthusiastic about
prospects Tor the western hemisphere
after the European war closes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

The Dutton community has been
visited by splendid rains lately. Crops
and gardens had begun to need mois-
ture as we had not cotton good rain
since March 20. and ON account Of
cool weather nothing had grown as It
should. but now it is surprising the
growth every thing is making. Pretty
soon the corn stalk will be made and
with a reasonable amount Of rain in
July another good crop viii be made
Alfalfa has been fine and saved in
good condition. All wheat has been
harvested and oats are ready to cut
There is an increased acreage Of cot
ton which is in fine condition. There
is some Soudan grass too, and it looks
wen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-22

J. r. McPhaill Is justly proud of the
record he has made with his tractor
engine, which draws three binders at
once He has cut six hundred acres
Of wheat and is now beginning the
oats harvest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
Vreiie i'm 0Sert6e DOm
$4,000
...fiir...
Die Weipimmrlita DOm
bDfitcm 9tiur.
ntem5a6lem.

uno meme aIoreiie orf Sen 9leu
nlInes . Coupon 6u Ibreiben, Ben
id oann abionote uno Der eiuer
Der eriten Coupons eeiueieu iein
muB, Die Sic crbalten ba6en.
sd babe Oie Stimmen8abI aus.
gerednet, ole nOt6ig 1T, INN einen
Der groBen Freiie 5u gepinneu.
SD CLAUDE, einen oeriel6eu gelpin-
men 0u f0nnen; oesbalb babe i'd
mid Oem gettbemerb augeibIoi.
fen.
nS9 bolte es fir am gelteu bel
Der Stimmenperbuug in elmer ge.
ihGftsmdBiaen @eiie 5u beriab.
rem. SD laiie es nidt auf gut
Slid anfommen ino beabHdtioe
nidt, an einem Gage nod Slim.
men ous5uiAauen, am ndditen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25

no Der SomiIienbdupter getroffen
meroen.
SD Oeroffentlitbe oieie 9efannt.
madrng Inn energiide iln0 ernite
NlaBnobmen in @eoug ouf GcinIib,
felt uno Durdiiibrung Der 2uornn.
tdne.8oribrifteu ilno our @erbiitiiug
ioldcr 9ingc, welbe cine @erbrei-
ting 0ieicr ooer irgeno elmer onoeren
onitcdenocn aronfbeit beeiinItigeiL
onourcgcn. SD id)loge bor,' ooB bic.
Sc, Soges., ipie 5onntogsidulen,
ibreu llnterri6t bis auf @eiteres
einitcaen. Ger 600 eines ainoes IN
6oreit 9arf fiibrt ms oie @efobr
Der glnitedllng oieicr aroufbeit Dor
9luaeu. Dieies aino befono iib am
Sonntog in Der SonntogSidule umo
ftnrb am D2ittpoG.
2aBt ms uniere &inOer i'm Souic
bcbolten ino ballet iic BON oen Stro.
ben fern; bebiitet lie Dor Dem lin.
Gorg nit onoeren ainoern. 2oBt
ims uuiere g8obnrGume, glaeps,
StroBen etc. Olrd perionIide glrbeit
10 rein bolten, iuic nloolid, jc0oh
Dor gLnem loBt uns berbiitell bob
Die ainoer nit inoeren ainoern 0lt.
iammeufommeu ooer iid ouiom.
meIn. Dieies 1T feline Sdrte, Oo es
nur fir cine fur8e 8eit iein miro.
aoltes g8etter miro unS bolo errei.
den. Gs piro feline 9lnitrengling
toiten, uniere ainoer unter iicb ieIbit
uno bonn 8uiammeufommen nit an
oeren ainoern uno @erionen Su ball
ten.
Soltet iie bon Gbeotern Gon5er-
ten, 9luSfliigen, @onoelbiloer. Tbea-
tern, Cages. ODER Sonntogsl6ulen
SpielpI6teu oOer offentliden Spiel
pldten fern. 0oltet Ole &iuoer fir
flr8e 8eit i'm Souie, Bis Die Gronf-
belt in oen g(o6borItGoteu inter
Gontrole 1T. Seien Sie Dorii6tig in
ge5ue airf Geinlidfeit in Sbrem
9eim i'm Sofe, IN Den 9lueDs uno
in oerFeriou ieIbIt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25

ten weIde iie bor5ieben, cine 9obn.
erboblmg bon 10 8rooent 81 eep1b-
ren. Slus oieiem @runoe bobeu Iie
ii6 anf Die 5tfe nit slSrdiioent 99il-
ion gelteIlt lno Oerbarren IN cincm
Dipodiamet gartcn." 5ollten oic in
6raac ite6enocu aiiteulua6cr bclite
an Den Strife ge6en. 10 iinO I'M @on-
gen 1900 Wloun I'M 9Iusiiono.
glrsflng Der SIrbciter-Grnnfcu- Mno
Sierbcfaiieu Brand 86,
SOunta0, ben n. glusuit 1876,
(gIua25- . g'emtert's @arE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25

9as SRI. Mlorgoret6 W1Hler se.
fragt muroe, nesbnIb tie Oieies
Stimmperben begonnen babe, Oer-
liderte iie; sd bege @ertrauen
6u Sbrem 9lngebot unO ebenfaas
6u mir iel6It. Sd bin iiber5euet,
einen @reiS geipinnen 5u f0nuen.
sd babe S6r 9(ugebot iorgfdl-
tig Our6eeleien babe es BON Der.
idieOeniten@eii6 aus be.
trodtet unO babe oie lle6er3eueung
geipouuen ooB es re9t uno biaig
lit. 9iiemono fam berlongen, bob
cine 8eitilng liberoler Iei. @enn
id gefrogt moroen mare, es oa.
rauf onfommen ou loiien entiue-
ser einen Breis ooer ni1ts 0u ge.
piunen, tpiiroe id Dem @ettbe-
perb Hidt beieetreten iein. Gs ber-
bdlt iid genau 10, tpie Sic iagen:
sSh fam IN oielem g4ettbeDerbe
ni6t leer ausgeben. Gs miro iid
be5abIt MAIDEN, Ebeil 6u nebmeu
ob elm 9reis eeponuen miro ooer
ni6t.~
nNahoem ib Sbr glneebot ge-
leieu batte, nobm id gIeiitift uno
Eapier 0ur Sano uno rednete Die
0e0elidfeiten aus. 9(ls id oas be.
enOet botte, eebraudte id oeniel-
ben 9leiitift, Inn meinen Osomen
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ISunlert im ,GlifIOn.lsart.4 z

Gos @rogramn iiir oos CONCERT
Der iidotii6en @arf.aopelle inter
ceitune bon Groi. Taniel 6eIomann
i'm ,Gliiton.@arf~ beute g(beno bon
bal6 S bis 10 ll6r lit pie iolgt:
Vr8nunas. Oiorfh ......,........C OMIT
. luberilrc an .Qrou3e 0orle" M Qiiber
81 1eleliiou aus ,1Neiiu0iclc" ..... BoitD
D. YtQi1cr. aLbe 5iniers" ... o.. .2eQloieuiei
D. auopb0n colo eeniipieliCnDeri
(ocrr goparo q. Gateib)
81 Nb toe Gmnncc 9liber" lllbohlcton
r. alcaind Goeli" ...... Gieincr, W( ~.
81 suite na.aonqlna, b.Qieeina" &enoir
81 Nlroen. noorrie otis" ".......... emnlB
TO- 1iarlh, nIbc Nelu g8onIen" ....... Webb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25

meineu 8oriat bergeiien 5u ba6eu.
Gin ioIdes llnternebmeu muB me.
tboOiih betrieben iperoen.
DSd perOe al mein Stimm-
perben mGbrenO meiner @tiiBe0eit
tbuu miiiien unO oieie iomit ouf
CUTE 9lrt iuo Meiie ausniiben."
Gieier g9ettbeperb 1T wirflid
munoerboa. Gs lit Elm gutter @or.
iblog. @s lit fein @rimo porbon-
Den, iid BON elmer E6eiInabme
aus5uidlieBeu. Sin Seoer, Der
iid Dem @ett6eperb nod nidt an
geihloiien bat, ioqte lofort ieiu
g}euniues Coupon einienoen.
Stimmuerben lit intereiiont. Der.
iu6en Sic es.
@riu6eu sic Inn erlGnteruOe
glusfilnit OeS oroBeH 8or5uges
oieier eroBeu gompague ooer iiber
irgenO einen onoeren Yunft, ben
Sic niht beritebeu. Gs lit iebr
idper, aae Gin5el6eiten zines I'm.
ternebmens nie Oieies SeOermoun
iofort oeritduoIih gu MAIDEN. Gas
8iireou oes ggettbeiperb.&eOaf.
teurs 6efin6et ii6 in 9tr. 4t3, Sit-
9aItinore-StraBe, uno 1T BON 8
llbr 30 Wloreeus bis 8 llbr 9lbenos
ee6ffnet. Sic EeIepbou.9limmer
1T ct. Eaul 3173.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25


Cenofratiide Gomposnepldne bera.
t6en. GonereB Ganoioateu
rno Oie 6ii6rer i'm oemofrotiiGen
Soiptquartier. Iaten fiir Ser
iammllungen on6eroumt. Gie
Gegiitrirung 6eiproden.
SIN SeuofrotiI6eu Souptquortier
fouo eeitern cine me6ritiinoige Son.
tcreu8 Der GongreB GanoiOoten nit
oem @oriiber s. Subert @ooe un5.
elmer gln5a6l 8ii6rer aus oeu Goun.
ties itott. Ga beridicOeue ser ser.
rem aus oen Counties umo Der Stoot
nidt onpeieno iein fomten ipuroe
mad elmer mebritinoigen gerot6nug
be6loien, cine 5ueite Gonfereu5
nddite @ohe on3uberoumeu. 9(ls
Tr. g9ooe Oie geriomnllung sur
SrOning rief poren Die iolgeuOen
Serren onpeienO; Senotors Gon-
oioot Gobio S. Seipis bon g(aegouD.
Gountb, GonoreBnlitglieoer $. sSreo.
s. 9ol6ott, G6os. g. Gooop lu0 s.
2. Trice; Der GongreB @on0ioat
Sadion $. Holiton bonn 5. 9iitrift.
Gr.Senotor GorbiQe 9. genIon bon
9oItimore-Gount1, 5. 9ao0iton Stiff.
Ter bon Sarioro GountD, Sr. S. 6.
Sian BON Erince Georges County
ino Sr. Somuel Sc. Tennis. g6e oic
9erotbuueen begonuel eridien au1
Sr. globert 6. See ser Sefretdr oes
Ylopors, oo6 bIieb Oeriel6e nibt Ian
ge, ionoern berlieB oos 2ofol, e6e sic
@eiuungeu ausgetouidt muroen.
gluf Griuden oes &rn. 2epis ipiir.
sc 5unddit Die poIitiide Sitlotiou
in ben oeridieoenen Giitriften De.
iprohen uno oorii6er beratben, mie
Die Heoner om geiten pert6eilt mer.
ben fonnten. 2onn bepegte iih sic
TisfiIiiion iiber Die 9legiitration in.
Ser Stoot ipeIde oieies sSobr gang
neli Dorgenommen weroeu muB ltnO
biel glrbeit erioroert. ga feiner Ger
Serreu aus ser Stoot oupeieno mar,
wuroe oie Sade bis 8ur n1dlien
GOnieren3 pertagt
giod sIuiitt Der gongreB Ganoi.
ooten 6aben Oie Gemofraten Soft
uung, cine Mebrbeit fir Die oemo,
fratiiden 8raiioentidafts GanOi-
Oaten 81 erIaneeu. 6r. 2etpis lit felt
oaDon iiber5eiIet, Dob er ais Senator
criDdblt iueroeu miro.
Gle nabite groBere Oemofrotiide
@eriammling miro morgen 2IbeuO
in Salisbury abgebalten, BEL ipelder
Der 9ldtb Champ GIarf pieoer cine
Heoe balten iuiro.
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g9eiterc aiitenmadler itrifem.

Ger &iitenmn1er Strife bat TO-.
mcit 10 6abrifen in Wluleioenidoft
gc5ogen lmo miro oneenommen, oaB
bellte peitcrc aiitenmaHer in Den
9lusitauo treten. Gie 6oroerung ser
slrbeiter it ser 9ldt-5tinoen.Sog
uno cine 2o6ncrb0buno bon 10 BRO
5ent. Gle 9eute Der6alten lib rlDiq,
trobocm lore 6orocrlmgen bon oen
6obrifonteu ab9epieien wnroen.
2esaleiden luolIen lie oen 8abrifon.
ten nidt aeltatteu, oeuicuigen ecu.
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Gonaert am (8cridItsplabe.

Iic Sto0f.aopelle 0e5 95r0i. o.
H. 5tcinmolo bot fir Oas Gou3ert
om Scridtsplobe beute glbeno BON s
Bis balb fl llbr ioIeenoes PRO
granun icitaeiebt;
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N cuihci EuDerinre ........... QBeber
g. Eelciiion aus aernaui" ......... .Beroi
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fpr, Wic0onniue)
81 Baltimore lur Baltimore.
% -elpiiiDH ans sBalli ....,...... Wonnoo
~ 4fficiic aus ,.Nucia' ........., .SoU5eiti
Inn5.
81 Sr0ininiicu2fYBnlde
81 Ene ziep. aDoure q Dangerous Wirl".
10 l8uDoile.
1i Eor grnt nCu q snuImer Wiabi".
~ 4H0l8cr .Ulblc Nreoms".
NJ Tor ennnAIeb Nannel."
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Ter @eIttriee bemte Dpr rinem
Sabre.
25. gluerit 1915
(9lad oem 9eribt Oes oeutiden
@eueraAiabs.)

60 6lieger Der glIliirten IN.
ierue6men eincn glngrifi auf
1aarlouiS in 9otbriugen 4 6lna-
3eilae meroen berunter9eldollen
On Qittouen riiden Die Gelt-
ihen menli6 @ilna nno iiIoolt-
lid aomno peiter Dor Ter redte
1liiqel Der glrmce @idborn
orinat in Ole @dloer oiilid slu-
guiiou Elm.
Die 9lrmce ocs Frin5en Geo
polo bon @aDcrn ireibt bic 3ui.
len in 9uaabIdnitt immer iieier
IL ocn llnualo bon 8jalowieSfc
bineiu.
Lic glrnee Madeliieu eritiirlHt
orci Sorts Der 6eliilua 9reli-
aiiousf.
Su 2iiotirol itciicrt elm gln.
ariii scr Tialiener ati Die Sod.
ilidJe BON QairauH
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aciahrm" ~Ibe Spcmocr 0iorHins GIos
rice"
.,3intI 1ifp @nrl Nlerlci 9Olisbe.nllls
nuiGer
Unp Ghorr Hnri"-- Qluerlei unierblliunaen
a0mnun Cat Falt"- Nuerlei unierbalinngen.
80lAelier Bead Idgli0 Griurilcnen PEI
XlWpIer aI0uiie~
0bflaptaie BEAD 1dali& Griurfonen per
Eamplet aDfcdudnO".
0nnnnniter HDllcieit bonn 2e glnguit bs I.
eanIlNulL TN nNnnnllnIler NnIf"
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Nrnn
9lodl sen lebfen Ncridten IIn0 tee

JiQd) Oell leBlell SerlWleh llRO ie''
nerlci gciabroro6enoen St0rlnaet
in ser @iticnmg 81 criuarten. Yin
Der iiioatlaniiideu uno @olitlllie,
ionic ia ocr cberen 5eereaion iino
neridieocnc @clpitter nieocrgegon'
Qen. ,n Der lcmperatur iino mar
fleine @cr1noeriIngen porgefonimen.
ggd6rcno ser ndhiien AZ Stlinoeu
wiro in Den atlontii6eu aiiIienoi.
liriiteu Idones @etter porberrideu.
1csqleihen miro es 0itlih pom Dill
fIiippi 5hNe nur meuia Inter.
idieo IN Der Gemperatur geben Sn
ben mittIereu atlantiiden Staatei
miro lhoues @eiter nit iiioweiili4eu
l9iuoen oorberri6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
1eIearap6ildler WeiterberidJt.

0lus Den iibrigen BlInoeS.@etter.
g8eobohtunas. Stationen puroen Die
iolQenocu b5diten Gemperatllreu,
bic nm s llbr geiteru Abeuo berrlf'
Ten. beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
Gaunitatter @Olfsfeit.
GirOhr 9lttraftipneu,
yiloer ans grOher 3eit.
SOrOIer Gduser.
pN
etar6 an erIittcncm ltufuII.

r""~ ~ N%'''fNF~" +t"l"'*'
Sm Sobuemann &oipital iiorb
Oas 80 Sabrc alte 3rdulein 2lnuie
ennis bon 9lr. 1921, gpmonoion-
me, pelde om @littpod 9la6mittag
beim 9lbltcigen bon elmer gomono.
ion.gluenuc Gar an ser BuItou.9(oe.
nieoeriiir5te uuo iid Dierbei eincn
S6doel6rud 5u5oa Coroner g2ilt.
i6ire bonn noroweitliben liitrift
wuroc bon Dem g(blcben Der 5rou in
@euntniB gciebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
GaunItntter gDIfSfcit.
aOmnt muO Ie6t bic 6rrrli6c
5rudJtiGuIc
WlOutas, 2S. gInsrit, Dis /. Sept,
(glug20-6)

5rau Senrietta aab uno ibr Sobu
Serop Derbrinacn oen Monat 9luauit
in 9Itlantic Gitp imo boben i'm
nSotel @reoferS" @obnlmg ocnon-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
Ottdnrt bic nOtbige Stimultn3abl auS
uu0 madt ltf an Oit Slrbtit.

Gtmr sttmmbFluerbrrm GmErrt d thFr Dir 1lnpartrtdD
srt Nra 1UEtthrturrba MltH TnBt, Ilr luErne dD ne
mig Stnmrm tdDrru, nm sm aEautmmrm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
Qlnn6es. .Gepartemcnt fiir 1an6miri
fdInftg0etter. WnreaM.
gIcridlt oes baltimore Wettcrbureaus

Ter Gendtigfeitsge6olt Der Snft
iunr 60 gro3eut Inn s ll1r 0loreens
in0 55 sro3ent nm s ll6r 9Ibcnos.
giRublde 1emperaiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
GdriHsfurteu

bon uno nod 9cutidlonO uno
Deiterreid.llngorn iibcr 9totteroam
lmo gSep.Dort. @eIoieuounqcn nod
@uropo.
S6eO, s. Dicuer e So,
III Cit-gInItimorc.Sir.,
(Uldrals-l 24a SaO-grnal~pS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25
lnt6
g9ctteraMsFdIten.

Tlr MARYLAND uno Den Diltritt
Columbia beute flar mo Darmer
uno noromeitIihe Ninoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-25

Mopor @reiton gab geltern in ge.
5us Der ainoerldbmiings Gpioeniie
0aS 5olgenoe befonnt:
DGie Stinoerldbmune, welde in
Iep.Dorf epioemiitb gciuoroen 1T
ino anoere norolid aeIeeene Stdote
bebrobt erforOcrt Die 8cobahhlng
ollbergemobnlider @erbiitings .W2oB-
rcgcln nidlt MIR bon Soften Der
itdotiiben geborocn oes @eiilno.
beitSanteS uno Der g(er0tc, ionoern
oiidj bon Seiten Der Gimpobner I'M
9lagemcinen Soatc Baltimore Der.
idont bleibcn 10 liegt oies niht
aIlein an Den Q(nItrenauuecn Der
qlcr5tc 0es @eiunobcitS Dcporte-
mcuts. ionoern aud on ocn MoBnab.
men weIde 5Ucds gerbiihne ieitenS
Der giireer, Der Sauseiaeuibiiwer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-07-23

world of good. Twas very nervous ali the
time, had headaches over the eyes, at
which times all In the house would have
to keep quiet. Sleep was quite irregular
from tired and excited nerves. / was so
poor and thin, too, that / did not weigh
a hundred pounds. / continued taking
the two medicines until every feature in
my case was improved to my satisfac-
ton. "-MRs. E. A. KING, 1856 johnson st,
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery, purely vegetable and free from
alcohol or narcotics, is not "a secret
remedy for all its ingredients are printed
on wrapper.
Depend upon this grand remedy to
give you the kind Of blood that makes
the skin clear, the mind alert, the vision
keener and puts ambition and energy
into the entire body. You will not Be
disappointed. For free advice write DR..
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