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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-01
GET RID OF HUM0RS
AND AVOID DISEASE

fIumors IN the blood cause inter-
nal arrangements that affect the
whole system, as we'll - pimples.
boils and other eruptions. They affect
All the organs and functions, mem
hranes and tissues, and are directly
responsible for the readiness with
which some people contract disease.
For forty years Hoods Sarsaparilla
has been more successful than any
other medicine in expelling humors
and removing their inward and out
ward effects 1t Is distinguished for
its thoroughncss in purifying the
blood, which II enrches and invigor-
ates No other medicine acts like IL
for no other medicine is like Il.
Get Hoods Sarsaparula today
Insist on having Hoods.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-01
New Mexico as a Wealth Producer
STATISTICS FOR 1915

Area. 7S,40t,920 acres.
Public lanGs, 27,455,6S2 acres.
state lands, 12,069.43S acres a.
SIC 631 acres selected).
Forest reserves, S,5S2,66O acres.
Other reserves. 4,564S0l acres.
Crop production. $1S,O0O.000,
Range production, s22,O0O,0OO.
Mineral production. $25,000,000.
Manufactured products. s12. 100000,
Taxable assessment. $305. 000, 600
Bank deposits, $23,O00,000.
Public revenues, 100000.
Income taxes paid, Sl12.l75.34.
Gold production, 81 800 000.
Silver, S2,032,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-01
Gnme nnlchcrx Rcnnrtcd.

SANTA Re. Dec. 3l.-fiame ana FISH
Warden Trinidad C. de Baca left this
evening for Albuquerque. He had
Just received word that the Pueblo
Indians Of Taos and Picuris are butch
ering game on the Carson forest re-
serve. in preparation for their annual
deer dance. Especially In the vein.
ity OF Costilla are the pOachers most
active. Ranger T.. $. barker of tht
United states forest service was mott.
fled By telegraph 10 send out a posst
In nnrsnI Of the red Skins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-01

Copper. 100000 pounds
Lead, 3,951,eOO pounds
Zinc, 2a,640,OOO pounds.
Coal 4.S5S,S54 tons.
Wheat. 100000 pounds
Corn, 2,s60,00O pounds.
oats. 100000 pounds.
Apples, 276.000 barrels.
Potatoes. 100000 bushels,
Cattle. $47,00O,000.
Cattle snipped, 3G0.S2j head.
sheep shipped, 100000 head
sheep, $22,000,0O0.
Wool, S4,500,000.
Expended for education. $3.50 zoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-01

and southern Union counties, was less
than 5000: today it exceeds $1,000.
Fifteen years ago there were $1,000
600 acres Of government land III New
Mexico; today there are 27,7SS,S 57
acres and this area is being filed upon
at the rate of 100000 acres u year.
The state has 7.S16,637 acres of land
and still has 1852, 500 acres coming
to it from the public domain. In ma
tional forests there S,5S2 $50 acres, in
reservations. 4,564,S0t acres, In pri-
vate ownership, almost 100000
acres.
Stock Industry.
With the importing of settlers it
was expected that livestock values
would decline, Lecause of the cutting
up of the free range But the value
0f sheep. cattle, goats and horses in
New Mexico is higher today than it
was ten years ago. and an important
industry is being added in the feeding
Of stock for packing houses The
sheep are worth $22.000,000, $780, 900
head, worth $5,500,000. being shipped
out of the state this year, and $500
900 worth of wool being produced.
The dire prediction that the creation
interests has proven a fallacy, for the
range is now protected, and scientific
and business methods making the
$1,000, 600 acres of free range still re-
naming 90 as far as Sc. 1000, GOO acres
did two decades ago.
OF staple crops. the department Of
agriculture gives the following pro-
duction for 1915: Corn 2,S60,0
bushels. wheat, 100000 bushels;
oats, 100000 bushels. barley, 264,-
900 bushels; potatoes, 100000 BUSH
els; hay 1870 tons.
Mining
Nothing short Of marvellous has
been the development of the mining
industry. In 1911. New Mexico pro-
duccd only 100000 pounds of cop
per; last year il produced 59,307,925
pounds This year. the production
probably has reached $1,000, geo
pounds Five years ago, the gold
production was s239,491; last year it
was $l,i7l.696; silver production two
years ago was 214.553 ounces; last
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-01
Production Lines Of En-
deayor ltIy Increased
and NeJ gh Figures Are
Reacho1 Along Line,
HUNDREl ILLI0N MARK
RE p AND PASSED
Interes ,1gufeS on DeveI-
opmH New Mexico
Sho, Eht Future That
Lies 2 fe All Its People,


4 zee. 31.--For the first
4 story, New Mexico this
b VI more than $4,000, 900
for the first time. the
flction by its farms and
DIS $40,000,000. Add to
uction OF its ten million
IL st area, of its shops,
'ctories, its home indus
total exceeds 100000
~, too, for the first time
y lars since the coming Of
vi y, or any time for that.
lords, the year Of 1915,
Sc conditions elsewhere
has been one Of great
, Of growth and prosper.
\ ears ago. the taxable as
<cw Mexico was S42,-
d year it is $685., 100000;
hgo the population was
it is $4,000; fifteen
W Mexico had 1851
ht has $1,000: fifteen
b census gave the value
property at $53,767,S2f;
at Sl59.l47,990. today
uarter of a billion dol
oyoars ago New Mexico
900 worth of eggs.
J., $522,000; this year,
value of manufactured
Pen years ago was
years ago, $7,743,000;
= eeds 100000 Five
| L production Of all the
6lrries WAS S5,5S7900;
reproduction of gold, sill
/ Ilc and lead alone, was
coal, $6,230.S71, and
lh Otal mineral production
~ 10000. Still. the sur
nj Ia scratched and instead
e MS of coal, the state
100000 tons a year
u 4 nougn to last two CEN
q ID
'lcultural State.
hi considered that of IN
ye 7S,000,000 acres only
Ithlacrcs are under irrisa-
1,rk,y we'll be doubted that
rel an agricultural state.
dc product of It's farms
\ set its mines, manufacture
idlisng industries taken
irfeen years ago, along
"a @ Santa Fe railroad In
duS Mexico and adjoining
OF single shipment of
lbs saived. This year. TO-
teat were shipped from
|,if1mi same line. Ten yeal 5
he ora and ColfaX coun-
h g'routh-strleken wilder
|fiefiee little town of Roy
|ratlt', ten cars of beans
|e% N one week this fall.
arni elevators have been
ard Mediate vicinity this
dlg+1he wheat. Steam plows
somp displaced the prim-
perslt goatherders, and au-
ntaB numbering schoOners.
tdntigo. but few more than
rial BITS were issued in the
year that many have
Fue'the treasurer of Quay
rfcrel
lere Is being completed the
patlylga ton project. which
II liter for 100000 acres
asfal to one-half the total
nenct now in the entire
+ orfIt an intimation Of the
sht tthat is being wrought
'uch b.
.ctivrfic Farming.
g Wor Is the scientific dry
-ordHty thousand persons
~ mlent land in New Mex
wing n and most of them
ctlnE arming. Despite pes
GIVE pns. most Of them had
iragiI Y Of them are supple
NRerops with products
'cueh es and poultry farms.
teinoago. the population Of
iotarry, Roosevelt, north
cour n,n C,uadaI,,nn onav
- al = 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-01
every EYE! I,l IHR (! MI M!Nu Y /
ONE DIES IN THE j. s.

The Anti-Tuberculosis Society Illus
trates the frightful toll Of consumption
by extinguishing light every three
minutes, and shows that il is the man
or woman, girl OF boy, who neglects
olds,wlnse blood is impure, who feels
weak and languid, who is the very
one to contract tubcrculosis--and
none are immune.
During changing seasons, or after
sickness, blood-quality is most impor-
tant, and if you and your family will
take Scots Emulsion after meals it
will charge Your blood with health
sustaining richness, quicken circulation,
AMI strengthen both lungs aud t)noAt
Scotts is free from alcohol easy to
| take-it cannot harm Geta bottle to-day
| ssot EowlG. Bl9.i2hsld. y ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-01
How the European War Map Has Changed in the Year 1915

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

ucltcn SAL erlcbt Dobcn, pcrocn iii oc %0bc actra
gen peroeH. Sturte peroeH hpod) lmo Die est Sdtpa
den mGdtig iein. Gntfernt 9ebeuoe ueroen it'd Der
eiren no bic iid ictt bel einonOer bcinoen perocn
itrb trcnncn. Sorgloic pcroen 81 odtiameu Menidcn
ln0 llnadltiume at gufmcrfcnOen mcrocn 5hlofenoe
werocH otfmodlen ltuo Die 2lufgepcdtciten in 56of
pcrInten. GrOiddbc, Die nod inn Gcrboreeuen ribcr
miro man beben; 0eoontenreidtbuner oic Gelitc
6loicu iino peroen iid offcnbarcn. 0ns geeiieItc
Bort miro lid) ire GuBcrn oiricu, oerborgenc Gbot
adeH weroeu ans 2idt gebradt. 05e6anfeu Oie jcBt
in DuHteln d)nebci, mer6en flor, per5neelte Screen
rob Dcrocn Die gtd0er 0es Qlrbetsgetrebes, bic fill
auoen wer00 idlneIler frciien, gebemnlte @oier r0
member feBeu Der GSricoen miro iulS Griot bietc
fir Gos, mas Der ® ber6orben lmO uernid)tct bot
aononen 2on8en tno Sdweuter mcrocn bonn 5dcBcn
Stedcn, SdIagcu aitSrrbcn g}idt (ange miro es nab
rem ilno ole Menicbcn peroeu bre @lidc rcbten nod
Dem @rfeu ser S0noe, sic jcbt scr Sreg in 9lniprh
nnut unO nab oem laueeu Stoden un6 Geriogen
miro Seoer iehl 9eiies tbln idneIcrcn imO georOnc
tercn Sang bcrbei5ufiibren.
glber oild) biee Ginae mer0en luDcr0n0ert ortbe
cDen: Der Ggoisnts miro bIeibcr mic CT mar llcbcr
bebiug miro bci6cn; eS beiben S5einoidoit nS 2}os
belt; es bleiben lcbcnstrotq sic 9o5iaen 0es gieiocs
ulio Der WBgtn Snfolge oeiicn bleibt aud Ole yotb
mcn09fct bciteber, @cmeinldoitcn 5 bil6en nod 9tn
len lno &cligipnen. Der @aoisnius miro iid i'm 2ebc
Scr 9ocu iil0 Scr Geligoncn aiisprdoeu pic CT iid
porber oisqeprGgt bat
90 idrcibt ein ipciicr 0rcrtalc gSer moatc ocnl
Wlonnc nid)t in Naem beipflihtcl2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Ndt saten.
1ienitaa sen %. aannar 1916.
IannIiidler Gnnt.

-
@loD0 Neorae Ser britdc W2tnitions. ISinilter bot
0er clt pjc0cr nal cine Qrobe oeS ed)ten englild]ei
Guit aCaebci Sn elmer llnerreDung NIT einen Icr
rcter 0ee yntcruotionol glcipS Scrbce iprob or po
suci Gcltitlon0en 0enl gcontmcr5elen inDutricllen
mo intellehclcu 9clttidlono llno Dem nnIlltorilbe
Gcui6ono4 Sos colrulcr5ienc, in0nitrele luI0 III
cllcfueuc Dmtidun0r iaQtc Der britiide Whnlitions
Winer, ncrpiee Der Gipiliioton cineu groBeu 0icnt
Gs crobertc Sic g8e ourd oen Grioq circr D}etboocu
uno ourh en gciipel Dicic @roberllua miiroc iidl
ols cin cdtcr Scgcn erpieen bobcr es piiroc ourd)
c |ieIcs beltig poroen lcin, mas SIR Alsbreltun9
sen o3jolcn llcbcl ocnt itnter mcldeu Die Wcnidbclt
ribet 9lS cifriaer Go3a Heiormcr Qcite6e dj oiieL
0a id u0u 0icrm Icutdlono 0ic lcrnte, nomcntlid)
hiniidtlid nln3ipoler lIu0 Matchmaker Srganiiation.
Mber 1ec OH Scitc init oicenl bon nnS bepEnSerten
GGltldau0 c6e mir OoS miltnrd)c Dattld)lono.
GiQc 6eiocn GeatiGlorOc fonnte III Der ifnclcu lno
cacnsrgidcu Gntpidchmq ocS 2onocs nidt neben cill
onocr beitcben Glrd oas critcre Gcut6iano miBtc
Oos altc 6arboriidc GctIhIono uer6tet wcr0en oos.
rbDo q gEoficn Ocr Giieiidoit iuo Der SnItlr be-
nilttc 0ennodl barbdriih mar Geltlhonos Wtilitar'
Halle ab 0as cbcnio ocntliA pie id, unO iic mohte
0ccr0ta slRiren9urgcn Inn br oltes llcbergcpid pic
Set 3li crlan0ea
9lpDo cjcDrae iiebte im0 bepim0crtc 0as oconmcrf
3icnc N0aitrietlc lth6 nteettuenc 0atdlouo" boBte
obcr 6os .nulitGfiidle Geutidon6" Slcp0 e'corae
prdt oa nr 6emciici6ie @obrbet &cnlt er &c
08t D0ftc vtD lcDe ooS lcuellleue NeHlDuilu, GIle
ober 0as 0urd) ooS intelcftucle DcutlAolo gedoene
in0 0ArM 0us mlt1riid]c 3entihlmo belcbiistc COM
mcrsieac uao nSaittielc DciuiAlanor oouu miroe Ct
ocn moprcu 0eiblen eines eOen britiidcu Stoosman'
nes un6 9anfuonrcs 9lllsOrnd gcge92u bober. Gas
ntclcltieac 0entidlono mir0e oui Ser gon5en sSelt
feinen 6eicrc sSreiio ols Gnglono bobcn melm es
fein n0piricacs n0 conuuer5clcs 1crtid)lano gcbe'
oitd Dem nliliiariiAen Deutihlono piIroe Gnglono
frcun0tid qent icin, peil eS geioe 6rouden fonute
fir ieue 8mcdc
5olhe gruBeungcn britiidcr Wlinilter Dober mei.
tcr telc 3iucd ais gnglono Dor DER Anduolgung
sii 6cma0ren onf cs mir aus Dem 6rimoc Den arieg
onac5etca bot hit oos inNuitriclc iiO conIner5cllc
Ieuti2lon0 sd ucrntteiG A6er oaS lit pergeb9c
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miro sic 98eit ooB enalono Oas mitdrilhc 0ettln'
lon0 nur oiS ocn e5ruoe befdmpit neil oeles Oos IN
0uitrielc mo conmcr5ielc GcutihlonO idiiet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
So anlnen hcs 0rieaca.

Ser arica miro ien Guoc iinoen Gie 3et wiro
Icnc ggnuocn pno 5daocn 6eilen- Seine cet3ld)fe
a0cr piro M til Guigeitcn boten mo leine Spur oIc
@oEcr Sobr6unocrt iiir SSobrbunoert bcolctcn auf
Def tiru scr 3ituIit merOen oice 5pnren ino Wtcrt
talc tcf luo roerold)id cingegraben eiu ngcodltci
ser Gtmeruqen Die iid IN Scr &'ilienlhalt, III Der
anH1t ,io Qiierotr ooriiber fuoen mcroeL sic iuer
sch III Suc(eu neuer @iiienidaiten ucroen lmo 3un
llrprng picet Nenoermqcr
Y2eudci, sic brc eng bcrcilnoet ltno, mcroen
ids trenneu pcaeidt ogor 6cinoe eilt lno olc llcb
hclfe bolicit mcroen tiintta 81 6reimoen perocii.
aRadte sic 0chc aurcAt itanoef miro Der Stricg NOR
oQu parc0er acbcaat 0nben lo Qnocre, oic eBt brcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

tnbrlt.
Ga oic SraBoicn uno Gngldnoer iid 5u @erbni
0etelt iul0 .@cd)ibcrii" scr ierbiihen aon9s ilne
Crsher8oes N16r0er aemodlt bo6en fotmten e natiir
lid nimt r6eu bis iie Dor Der g8elt ond Den olten
raa5 Soiepb III bren nie6rigcn Sreis bcrntergedosen
botten 1os lit iBnel icst geiitnGcu.
Gie habait cine ncuc 5ro900c 0es olte &otes
oo6sbirq .entoadtg ben Shalplat oerielbcn nod
Ser Sdmci5cr Staot 9u6erne pcrleat uno oen &aicr
Trat, syoIcpb 8in Ni0r0er geitcmpcf Gin 9roT gel
er Gciltcnut Scr &uuolcre unD beinl gliiSbrud pcs
Mrieqes 0em oIterrc1iiHuneordcn eiciieralitab 5t
oehen ion Gin GicbcsperbdltniB nit ener Mn9cnnnns
ten Grsbcr5oQili nterbateu bobeu lln0 ideBdj MT
br lad 3rid gailoben ieiii, mo 0dS Yoor bel elnen
EnolauDer Qcpo6n boben ioll. gS ioa Ooul pon eneI
N}e6cimaqctcl 0cS nltcu aoiIcrs inter oeln Torpal
IA 0clN aaor cinen Aciiepoh nadl oer @er Stantci
Doriaofien 5l uoleL nadl cucr Giud III Sii5erne Ae
ndt Wct0cn ein po Groi Seller Oonn alil SeTeDl pp
&rans Socpb crmoroet ipcrocr iein ioa.
gSic umcr 10 liga bic 6rot5oirn nno Gngnnocr
aud III ocicnr 0ole uirocr gor 81 niigeid)idt. sic
bcridten n1inliG oaB nod nol6radtcr Ebnt Der eng
lalocr uci Dem oos 9oar acmobut boben iolltc, nod
0er @iIo all 0n5crnc genen mo in oaS 3innner ee
uBrt mur0c 100 Oe 2edlc oes 0'roten BON Seller mn
clnent ucBen Sud 5ngcocdt auf Der 8obre gelcgcr
bo6el
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Etaaa0ic oaS @oiiieS SabS6nrgD gnn5 gcldrdt apgc
io5t GS cbltc MIR nod Der ~9higen5eugc". llno
iii 0ioH 3ll R6en. fommt scr Sdrciber oes Nomons
o Sic nqc6cuer gciheotc Socc oic orocr ielblt oc1
9mneBalGen bcrbe6oTien SIT loicu
1robocnI obcr ucrocu N3iaioncn Mcnidlcn i'm ,ncil-
trolca 9lncrtn sic onrdl 0cn oglgci5eigcn 3r Su9c
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

eHrean ses oIe6anse anIpcIlaEg.

81 Sunuar 1916
gngeboie meroen euiQeQeH geuommeH BON
oer GoutrdlisNebBroc Der etaot Baltimore fir
Sc3aulaae mo icinerc llubalten IN bcr
Garage uHo &eparaiursggerttdttc ocs syeuers
Gcpdrlcmcnis WiarOlanh Snitihh Gicbdithc,
@cuirc Wdrict Epacc, fir ben Widpor uno
Stnotrltb 5ur Neuubung icicHS Der 5cuer'
Gomuliiidre nno 5ffcnildlcr Garaee.
gnqcbotc miiicH in Nuplildi nusQcicriigi
unb In ocyiieQelien GoioeriS an ben ,QOOro
Of gluaros Of Baltimore @itp" oorellrt feiu.
bic gnil@rift ,.IrupDial for Seating SnfcWI
nnb nliuor Mlteratinns at Garage anb Sire
Department Hcpair Sbup, WinrDlano Snitite
Guilbnge, 6cnire Wlarlrt space, traqen nno
bel Serrf Ribaro GjwbuH SiaoisReaiiiraior
IN lcinem Nnredu i'm HdibbnuS, am ooer bor
II ubr &ormiiidaS an Wtttm0f, 2. Tebrnur
1916, cinacrcidi perocu
Sin bcglaubigtcr 9bed ocs BieerS All Dem
Nciraae bon 5iucibuubcri nu0 ftuiiig (S2j0.00)
3ollots, dui cine nGleariHa oouie Qanf" aui
bic Croer bes V,anors uno Siaotrdibs bon
Baltimore muB ieocm Nngcbot belqeiiigi ieiH.
3eihninQen mo SpciiiatiDncu f1HneH am
o0cr mad ocui "a. Sannar 1916 I'M Qiiredi beg
&ebdnce.Snipcitor bcildtiai pcroeH
Sic GonirultNcD6roe bcbdlt iih oas Rchi
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iucilCn.
3. Z. guur,
@cbdube'Snipeiior
@cdtiet
Subn Nu6ert
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(,Snu25-2Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

smllesmne ocr eaiut gaul strnBe.
5mlidlcH 2crinqtun' strnAe nno Garatpgn.Strnbc.
Gs miro hermit ysotia oeQcben, oaB Der
gBanur nno Gidotrnib BON Baltimore nm nie
gHnlhne cincr Bcrnronune criudhi mcrocn
uiro iilr bic Hpnbcmnirnna uub SMHtbunq OcS
Sbciics ecr saint @anl.Strafc, Der iebi qcnldt
Der am i3 W,dg5 1915 unier5eiductcH 8crorb'
nuna Pr $50, IN Der Gruciicruug bepritiou III.
rc er sluiibcr ocr gcJnnionf un0 Sdrdioaai
Grahc lieai. iino itptidcu ncr icbiqen McIiiciie
0cr Gdirt NaulGtrabe, ifpiDeH qeriupipn ctr.
nro Sar0cqn'Sirnbc, itlio Der 2Seitieiic. mic
IN bcdgier Heroronune glr. lS0 qepIunt iuirb
eQe 0dno, iuie eo 80 conoemuiren unb 3ii
idbichcn ooplani it, NTH ipic iolqi beigbrcben:
go Dcsinnt an Der Mrcusnng. bic bon oer
iiioli6iicu Scitc Der Sdraioqds Srdbe mic lett
er5iiHct uto ociH qann Der ipciilibitcH Sciie,
fic IN ciner acrdncu Ginic iHnlid Ger Gari
RclusS Sirapc, 5plinen Saraioaa Sirahc nnb
Bledianis Slrnhe prOou6iri uir0. qcbiloci mirb.
nno liuii bon oa. rcr bciuaien 10 prohu5ttcn
pinic cnilaua 5000 SiiB bic sur n1r0liclitcn
Seitc ncr QeringiunG Girdbc. pic ieht crbffnei:
ouRn 0tld, Der bciuqtcn n1rblimiien Sciic
fcr Hcrineipi Sirdbc cnilGng, S5 ,Suh bis
anr uctilihiien Seic Der Saint N0ulsStrnbe.
pic cht Ct6iinCi: Nunn n0rbidB Der bciaaicH
mciilihncu Sciie her saint RNui Sirdfc cnt'
ldng 10000 ,yuR bio an her heiaaicn ilollhs
ten Sciic Der Sdrdlpad. Strdhc: mo onnn
iuciiIi6 ocr hcidqicu iiloidiicn Seitc Der Gas
rntopo Girnbe cntioT1 1914 Snb big sum
Nnfdna
bic beiooic sndBc. pic nc 3i couoemnrcn
uno 81 ibiiebcu dHgcor0uci miro, M ouf Der
Maric i'm Nrhb oer SrabCnonrMbruhS Cont
milton cc3ehWct mn ian &in5encn QcSciei
(SuutT--tS 24--2h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
6eurh q. cSlicman

G5 ftarb aW q Snnuar 1916 0cnrb 3. a..
irman, ini gllter bon Al Sabren, aefebfer
fcmaH Die Nccroiqnng fiuoet am Sienitaq
1A3 llbr Nd6miiiaas, bon iciHcr g9obnung
Nr. COS, smtb sStraRr, aus att VeiiebuHa
alf oem ,gSeliern Srcoboie"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Illlnrie 6. Niilieman.

nm ilbr 9ioracns. Wsare e. SHliemau, ees
lepie Eodter bon 6uacn uuo GdibariHe Oil
ieHai, im S4 2ebcHsnbr Die NccroguHe
luoci am 1ieutag, ben 20. Sdnudr, nm 9
llbr gnbmiiidgs, Dom @lierHbnuic glr 1864
Noro sSremunisl slOenue aus iiait 8eifetung
dui oem .Gouoon Bari 5ricobofe"
(San29-26l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
3dBne Obne Elatten,
GtiuoS glencs.

uria6t bdber cii6 ieine 5mmer8en Snbcn
oasfclbc gta5icben, ncfel6c Wirfiauiiet NIB
Libleu ii6 OF iuie noiirltbe 8ubne. @illee'
'olerc @chhiCr trernen normal aemnMi ylerf
ubie Ne..!e brGucOcu ndl ni1i ~ ilrdien tbre
Sdhne be1ndoen ~ locr gstr frJren due
gSur8eln uu0 Stiimpie ohi. lluSScbcn
Acneiie &rftnbunp: sInniuumsRniien az
Elele BON NurfgMrnnli Scbr lcidt uno 10
bcniicni Dte rdiiriidic
wnnSt 3ahuacbife $500 nnn $500; ale an'
fnutiu (i0lblroncn $500 Hno 500; alie M
ranift Nrhden.Qlrhcit $500 bis S5.OO CjolO.
Ehnuuafu upn 81 IN. eilhrr,6inunaen J0c.
d. e. ". Errin, peniidlcr Snurnrbt
Ir. Sit, giurD-1ppar0s 5tragc.
EpredIhnoen bon . U'oraeis nie glbenD8.
&olininn5 bon bic ubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
SIneuIt S6rnlein

SS iarb pBbtd am o. Samar 1916
Nn1Mt oDrnlen, aclcbier e5ate bon Caroline
Sornlen, i'm gllter bon 81 Subren Die pc
erotmne iiloci am 1ienitaa, 2 ll9r gladnlits
tags. bon iener gSobnliug gir. 223i, SitScbes
ralestrahe, aus itati. 8eiiebung auf bent BAL
iimoresSrieoboie (Snn25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

GS nar6 an o. Sounar 1916 gaul $. gs.
Sdmelber, neliebics S0bncbcn bon Sobu mo
OLGA sdlmeBcr, I'M 9licr BON II Uionaten
NIB 1aoen Vic 9eeroqna iiuoct am
Wllttipud, 20. Sdntar glnbmiiaps 3 llbr, bonn
@liernbanfc, Or, 102, hosOlpiessirnhr, auS
itnlt %eiebllug aui ocm aSrcieinipfcitSs
5rico0oic" (San25 26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Mafherine NnrteQ.

gs narD an 90. Sonar aatBerine gartel,
oclebte Satin bon 2ous y. A0rtcU nno God
ter bon cjeor0e |lad uno Sruu i'm, gllter bon
81 Sdbreu Sc @eeroi9ung finoct WtiiipudI,
Rod)mitaes nm llbr bonn Irauerbouie 9r.
2206, Gutnu 4lacc, aus liait ipo5li fSrennoe
ilno Netnnnie ad)tungapoa eiugelaocn Iino.
(Tan25-2Gt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

SIM britiidleu Yarlament lpnrOe 5ascgcOcn, bah bic
ncnG oeuiden 5oftcr @tn0cder ibncler cicn ols oie
cnqliidcn 615euge jcood cgnccn iic lid nldlt tiir
Tiiion5iligc Tic SInhuort oarut fam "a Stmoen
ipotcr Ourd oos Gridcincr cics o6oftcr on Der cug
Idcn citfiiItc ocr nam @iiiitenfurtcu IN 6orn von
Npnlhcn Nerobpari
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
gcriammlnus -9ln5ciaru.

Eic ,sabrcSucridmmlltHg Der gliiondtc ocS
nNreo Hnucruidmiot SuwOerciuS" iiir Die gsahl
hon sip5ll Nirciiorcn iir cas- lauienoc Sdbr
iiuoct om Gieniina Der % Sdniidr 1915, IN
lencm @iirean Or. 5i5-5ii, 6Ogreit'strehe,
Halt.
(Sano2 25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
qiuiou Nniicrt

g. iidr6 am o. 9onuar 1916 ainiau SoHert,
lIier bon 2l Sabrer Die eeetoimina tinoct
Sienitag Worgens I'M llby. bonn Glierus
baule Nr. t70i Cf.6a0er. etrahe, ans itan.
NetictuHN In UdlShoro 3el (Nau24425)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Trortod= @our.

geri5ulid aeIeIitt
g'on Baltimore, freinq, ben IS. fenruor,
iibr gbcnna s,tdqiqf Acifc. einidichlh
rofbncnoiacr glneqnben $50 Dlnblseicu mn
Simmer an Nampier, Doiels; gutos6n1tien
etc Seiie Gjelepcnbct. oas a9dno hes Son'
nenihcius nno Der @lumen" sn bein@en. 5les
gelmdBiac Inmpicrpcrbinorrg nndD @npnnndD
uuo Sadonpluc icoen Meuiin1 nno 6reiiqN
&erl1ngcn @ie Rclicpci6rcibling uno Gills
sebeitcr.
Merdlants nnO Wiiners' Srnusp. GO.
". y. Suuner @..B.N Baltimore, G7o.
Sraat iraeno enci 6a6rlaricl. ooer 3ouris
ensglQenien. (3anit--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

I'm can0Oiifem Yarlamcnt q gcgen UneanO Oic
NcldulOiqilng erboben lporoel 0ab cS IN mandcr ge
siehlno fir ocn arice oerautmortlid iei Giner Der
Sale no cine aui qlbpcsc gerotbenc Ddtttcr it'd bon
ibrcr Todter sic Mo6rbeit iogen loiien nulB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

1iec uocntidle Sdjreflidfct@l sSic ell @nnbUOsc
liirScn Iid bic ncucn ocdeu iSoffer.Gnbeder oc nit
encr @cIhpinOigfet BON 60 ailoucter in ocr Stlnoc
0urd) sic 2uit auien ans idmuoenocr S0be alli oc
arnen iran3oNihcn imo engliibcn SIieGcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

@or Gin panr Sneen meOetc 2OnOUn oofiiscl" ban
sic Eiirfci in @lciopotaniien eeihloeen poroen ecn.
Sect Iteat lids bcrolls Oob Die @eIono picoer mol
cnc vcfiiSicae 2iigee mar.