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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02
Great Problem Solved.

A street carnival now touring the
South Is seemingly the repository of
a most perplexing military secret. On
a recent visit by this particular carni-
val to a Tennessee city a part of the
attending throng heard a barker extol
the ~clairvoyant powers of Madam.
This goddess of wisdom, while thor
oughly blindfolded, gave instant an
swers to any questions. The seeker
after truth merely wrote on a slip OF
paper the question nearest his heart,
which, being read out by the barker
in the hearing of all the crowd, was
as publicly answered.
Whether Minnie still loved Tom
and where the old hermit buried the
gold were questions legitimate enough,
but that somebody had taken advan-
tage of a lady's trustful disposition
her answer revealed when Madam -
was confronted with the query:
where is villa2"
Her reply was:
Her real name is not villa. II is
Margaret, and she is now In Atlanta,
Ga."-Saturday Evening Post.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02
AN ENGLISH TRIBUTE TO POE
De Maupasssnt and Kiplins Owe Some
thing to American Writer, Says
EngIishman.

The detective story and the murder
literary value, but l must confess to
prediction for stories about crime,
and there is some authority for the
view that murder is the most gentle
manly crime that anybody car COM
nit"
Those who share my taste for homi-
eide In fiction-and l find it fairly wide
spread-have reason to be grateful to
Poe. His Lupin Is a prince Of detec-
lives and the father of an illustrious
progeny while such contemners Of
the law of the land as Rallies and
Arsene Lupin are Poe's illegitimate
children. Indeed, Poe's influence In
France has been greater than among
the English-speaking people. Every
student of French literature knows
that but for Poe, Baudelaire, Mallarme
and Vllllers de rIsle-Adam would have
been something very different from
what they were, and NJ. Remy de
GOurmont says In one of his penetrat-
ing essays that Eugene Sue, Gaboriau
and D~ostoevsky, in Crime and Pun
ishment,' have all taken lessons from
Poe"
1t would be interesting to study the
way In which his technique of the
short story was adopted and modified
by Guy de Maupassant, and how, after
having filtered through Maupassants
mind, 1t has returned to English litera-
ture through the medium of Mr.,
Kipling-"Penguin," in the London Ma
ton,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02
SLOAN'S EMINENT EASES PAIN

Sloan's Liniment is first thought of
mothers for bumps, bruises and
sprains that are continually happen
ing to children. 1t quickly penetrates
and soothes without rubbing. Cleaner
and more effective that mussy plas-
ters or oitments. For rheumatic
aches, neuralgia pain and that grippy
soreness after colds, Sloan's Lini-
ment gives prompt relief. Have a bot
tie handy for bruises, strains, sprains
and all external pain. For the thous-
ands whose work calls them outdoors,
the pains and aches following expos
ure are relieved by Sloan's Liniment.
At all druggists, 25c. -advt1
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02

WINNEMUCCA CoMMANDERY No.
A. u. d. Knights Templar. Stated
conclaves of Winnemucca Comman-
derry No. 4 will be held at their hall
at s D. m. on the second and fourth
Tuesdays OF each month. All Sir
Knights are cordially invited to at
tend w. A. BROWN, e. c.
]. +. ABEL, Recorder
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02
we World Wonders.

A spirited voting contest has been
concluded in Germany to decide which
are the seven wonders Of the twen'
teth century. After the enormous
volume of votes cas- was counted, 1t
was found that the majority had
placed the wireless telegraph at the
head OF the list and the Panama canal
second. The third of the seven Won
ders, it was decided, is the dirigible
airship; next in order, the flying ma
chine. radium, the cinematograph and
the steamship Imperator.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02
win Help In Training the Child.

The spirit Of enterprise and indie
pendence should be fostered in early
youth. Parents should allow their
children to take advantage of the bust
ness opportunities offered TO bright
boys and girls In the advertising col
umns. Nothing will do more to stimu'
late business faculties in youth than
a little business enterprise that Ii the
ehild's very own.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02
Wmnemucca Is Years Ago Today
From The Daily Silver State

0 1t is more fun to see a man read a puff of himself in the news
. paper than it is to see a fat man slip Oh a banana peel. The mar
. row-mnded ma reads it yer seven Or eight times and then goes
. around and appropriates what copies he can.
Q The kind-hearted family man goes home and reads it to his wife
9 The successful business man tho advertses regular and makes
. money thereby, Lmnnc1atey starts out to find the edt ii n speaks
o words of acknowledgment; thea the two e leave the sanetum anil
. walk silently down the street together, the business man takes sugar
o in hisn, and they botn eat a Glove or two, and life seems s"eeter and
9 peace like a gentle dove settles down upon their hearts. Such is the
@ experience of seed as it falls upon different soils.
D
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02

I. j. w. Davey. County Clerk in and
FOR Humboldt county. Nevada. hereby
certify that the foregoing list of bills
allowed, laid over. rejected and re-
ferred back by the Board of County
Commissioners at An adjourned meet
ing held November IL, is correct
j. w. DAVEY.
(Seal.) County Clerk.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02

HUMBOLDT LODGE Nc. 10
1. o. o. F.-Meetings every 80
Wednesday evening at
Winneva hall. Visiting brothers In
good standing always welcome.
4. NJ. WOOD, N. G.
GEORGE VAN VOLKENBURG, Sec'y
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02

WLNNEMUCCA LODGE No. 4
10, +. d A. M--Stated com w
munieations win be held at NJ
their hall in the Silver State
block until further notice at 1880 p.
m. ON the First Friday evening d
zach month. ALI Master Masons in
good standing are cordially invited
to attend. G. p. HOSKINS, w.
CHRIS WOLF, Sec'y.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-02
Compelling Curiosity.

"What did you think of that movie
stars aeting7" al didn't go to see the
acting. / went to see what a person
who can draw such an enormous sal
airy looks like"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

SdHIie troulmcIten ouf sic gterben
elmer oon3en Stoot; oie SMeinwerier
riidten por, cilten wirr ourAeinan.
Ger, oereiui0ten iicb wieOer 81 Der
mogiicben &rone, uuO pieoer 6tdtc
ole min5ige blaue 6lanlme allf
Ger ,6liegcr bate, menn cr au@
fcinen Sdo0en bcrurlabtc, oocl be-
iplmOerungSgcnau aeorbeitet liiO nit
ben beioen @ombep elm 2a9er6uus
BON Ser gSaiier- lln0 BON Ser Stras
benicite gefaBt; amii6en ben @iirica
mar nm Elm 3mii6cnroum bon orci-
Beg @tetcrn rnO IN ibnen lag OaS
Wiogo5in.
Dl 0 orbo0
gS lag ouf Scr Sobe eines Siigels,
nber 5uglei9 on 6ilBe zines 5pcitca,
70 oaB eS BON 0eiieii S@atien balb
perolmfelt puroc: Die @reu5e gina
mitten our6 oaS broin9elbe Naiier.
glif ser Sonnenieite mar 6oS 2uft-
baO; balb beitanO es aus iil6ergrou
perpitterten 0ielen, balb aus @raS-
booen.
@d6reno ib mid ous5og, betrads
tete id ole nadten @8duner lm0 emp
fono gfei0: ouN 70 tief gebrdunt, 10
gleibm6Big berbronnt 5li iein. Wlon
fom iif in ieincr @eiBe pie Elm NIdo-
den Dor. llno cine gpigfeit batte
man niht mebr ridtig eetlrnt, iait
botte man es berlernt.
3ort itan0 Elm Sled: ib eitg Oar-
auf 5u, meiuer Gr0ite uniicber unO
bod bon elmer @rinneriin9 an friibere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Slatter ans cincm saaebndJ.
guu SttO SLATE.
u n ariff.

linn 5lpei llbr fllbr id aus Dem
Gdlof uuo iprane ans 6enlter.
Ser &orf, oa6inter Die @0ae,
itnrrteu in 0unfelbeit, a6er Oieic
Ginlternis mar pie cine Wlouer, bon
Der cine erreqenoe medaniibe &eiDen-
folge bon Sdiiiien, Die cher mie
Sdldee flaugen, 8uriidgelporfen uno
beritGrft luur0e.
Scb elite nod Scr binteren Seite
Der @obnitng: i'm 3enit OeS ounflen
&ilumels itono Elm 9igantilbeS @io-
oem aus iieben 2iAtltra6len, ausge-
ianot bon lieben S1einDerfcril, ole
rings ouf Den @daen itanoen.
lDie Strublen iubtcn nidDt, iie bot
ten iicb olle in einen 8unft Dereinigt,
uno oieie 9fube mar bon elmer rolen-
ben Snbnlnit oes 3eigenS, Der gluf-
for0erllng, Der grregung, ipie @unoe
Sitterno worten wenn iie oas @ilO
geltellt baben.
@a I6ite iib elm bloltes 9duO6cn
bon Der Spite Der &rone itno fubr
ienfre9t wie elm Got 5pii4en ibrcn
iieben Stnneen ourd. erloi1 un0 pcr-
munoelte iir6 nah SefitnOen otenllo'
fer @rportllng in Gin iIngebellrcs
Rraden:: Die @oube mar aifgeiallen.
Sie fonotii6e Meute Der @loi6i-
nenqepebrc 6rah BON neuem los; Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

benboltlng; ober per bate ibnt 0cnl
peiB0liiben0en @eltirn. oos gluge 5lI-
wen0en fonncn2
gleill eS mar nibt Sfloocneoltliug,
eS mar nur oie Noltung GROCER, un.
crnleBlider 0emh. lmO cs oancfe
nidt langc, oo ergriif eiue onocrc
&oriteIlunQ Belts bon mir, cine ielts
iane meiblibe 8oritcluna; genom.
men 5u mcroen nno @emalt 81 crlei.
0eu. SSo Die Some froB mid i'm
6n1ItGbGc6cn Smn bonn Stbcitei,
iiber SalS un0 9iiiden, iibcr Miiteu
lmO Sdcnfel big 81 0en 6llBiohlen,
oic i5r oiicn 5u9cpon0t parqn
Wlon mar tuie Elm Sbieft imter Ser
Sciiro5luneSr01rc, ser G5cgcnitunO
cineS clcmcntorcs pbplic6en Gor.
gangs. elmer Gurhoringung mo ei-
mes glnoriiieS, oie sic Snteniitdt scr
9roBcn llrpro5ciic 6atten.
Ole ,Solge ipur, ncbenbei oeiaot,
cine @ut5inoung ser gan5cn aorpcr-
bout, ein sSieber3uitouO. ser nur nit
Creme lmo @il0er oeliuocrt weroci
fountc; obcr oofiir beioB man cs. sic.
les gSiiien nm ciuen mobrboit oirifo.
niiheu @obenoicnit oieie 9lcgcrwoI.
Init alci1lanb geirclicu 81 wcrOeu.
Srounl.
SSn oicier 9lotbt trdumtc id nod.
mails; eincu lciMteh bilobaitcn
Braun.
SSb idritt bonn Berg beruntcr; 6a
bege1neteu mir 5wci &in0er aus 0cni
Soltc,
Sic tdudlten ans eincm Soblmc5
ami mo icbauten nit blauen glugcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
ilnu6tioe Gornc.

&err Wloier (0em ictnc Satin
enOlicb nad 5peiiabrieer Gbe Gin
&ndbIen ihcnft) u@ott iei 1onfl
mic frob bin ih nln. oaB metn 9la.
me nidt ntSitirbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

febren0, rn0 uortetc, mas Bic Sonue
nit oicicm loasen ouSgelircdteu
&orpcr bcginncn miir0e.
So Oos @cliAt in Die ocriWrdnf.
ten Nrmc Oerarabcn mar cine Sfla-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

id1cii 81 mir cnpor: 0iclleidt cr-
ic5redte ib iie nit meiuem iIottern-
Oen Wlantel.
Qlber am on6eren GnOc Oes SobI.
mees fomen ihon pie0er SinOcr, uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

@dcu uno INNER mar eS ein Smgc
uno Gin N}d0ben. @riioerhcn mo
SGwcitcrs5en, blonN lno bloudngi9;
iGre uadtcn 6iibe warel icbon sc.
formt unO Die arobe 3cbe ltano an
ibnen ob.
9lne @elidltcr roren poblacldlli8
QnNiic5cn lm0 fIu8 uu0 wcun eS
au6 i'm Sebeu nidt il mar. Oudte ic9
Soc1; OaS III pie 0aS CleiMuiS 0es
&olfCS. IN 0enl olie &rot lmo oAe
Snteli0en5 itcat mon ipaie liN bc.
bep. oa no Is iic5 noN lo6nt 5n i9rs
oem bel oen Ssin0ern nit oen bun1s
riaen un0 reinoH Nlu0en
lhl0 0ieier &orioe non @iite cr4
ariif mid ia, Anb i'd oen @crl bcrua.
tcrimriti ME NlOies. ais er bic "a
ieln 0an 9ReniAcabsr0ci in ser Gbsus
brcdlte; ila Sroum iiigIt man Ole
&roii Scr grolen DteniAcu in iidl.
s------a,s .. r-.----. s------
@lduucr.llrbcrfina bri ben sHilorn.
9Io1 scr s6raAfi lluiperitois-
3tQ. ii0rc Gin 9SriOatOo3cnt cullt
i'm &oaca miS: oSSir ba6en alio Die
Gri6einlma, 0oB bel piloen &olfern
i'm eScgcuiab 81 oen &ulhwnotioncn
bort Die Mionner in Der lleber5obl
liuo4 lm0 fiiate iMcr5Aoit bci. pNa'
mcn 0ic clio nint iuIter Die &aube
fommcil f0Nnen bort oielcidlt eiumal
ibr Slid ucrludbcn" @Icie SDcr5'
bcntcrtlma iuu0e alIicitS, oad bel
0en Noreriincn nit Seitcrieit ouI0c.
nouuucn. Dur cine 6rou eloubtc bier.
aeacn oemonliriereu 5H niincu, MoeHI
ie oiieutdtip ounton0. lingcborig &C.
rGuiHpol ibre Sohen 5uAanImen'
padte imo nicht minoer lart, mlfidl.
liz imo itorenO oen Soriool perlicB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Sin0cnbnrg nn0 CitprenIrn0ilir.

Wenerolielonaridou b. Siuoabura
bat noebiobcnoes ScIesronml an oen
N6erpr0iioentcu b. @atodt 9le0mi &c.
Ionot uGuerer Gr5caeu3 iaac ID mc:.
ncn uerbin0iihiien 0onE fir ole gii.
tige Wlttciluua.pom 2uiaamonih.NB
alicr Observation-Disclosures al ei.
pcm Slcidsnerban0c nCltprei,ncn-
balie" Sh bin germ beret. oen
GbrcnDoriiB iibcr oea &crbonS 5u
iibernebncn. Nlodlsc es Der ucucn
einbcitliden Organization imtcg ser
nlddtiaea 6oroerpma uno anae;aen
6iiriorse Seiucr Nloieit1t aelinacn.
nebcn oen lupionereideu NilismaB.
nabmeu 0eS lStadteS mt5 i'm Qcoc
lreipilGgcr 6iiriorsc Gus alien lei.
len Icutlhlan0s an Der gsieoeraul.
rihhna ser idpcracpriiiteu &ronn3
mit5upirten. 6clomarihoa b. Sin-
0en6lrg".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Ger Co5cnt lieit IN 9fibe ben begon.
neneu Sob 5n gnoe, un0 ais er fertig.
3icbt er Ole llbr mo ruit Der Shci.
ocnoen oil Der Cir nod .Sie mitNen
iiH iebr bceilcu mein Sralileiu mcnn
Sic Oen glbenO.GrpreB nit oen gln.
lhIuBoompicrn in Srieit nod errei.
den mollenl Sh empieble Sbueu
ouc5. Nbre 8eiie nadl Dem gSeiten
slfrifaS 81 ridten mo Der Nldnmer.
iiberfInB an arpBtcR iit.e @rau.
icn0cS @cl1dtcr iitlte oen Soal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Sabre ougclodt. SM leate oic Sdnoc
I'M oas Glen es mar bart lwO folt
o6cr nit S6rte mo Sf0lte fc5rt Die
Grhinering 3uriid un0 allies NOR
pie0cr bertraut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18
Sic 3aaO ani Oic6eimuiiic ser osnnncu.0


Gs ii III beu leetcH 5wei Sa6reu in Der britiiden
ocr iralyoaeu mo notiirId) clid Der brtd.umcrifo
niida 8rec 10 us 0oriber oedriebep worocil, ouB bic
IeuAen feline Sdopier ionocrn nur gtahabmer imo
Gerbeiicrer Der @rn0rneenAnoerer een ooB man bci'
nabe anangcn m0d]tc an Den GroBen aulturord)rtten
Der Igtiden 81 5meiTelr ipern nimt oeie Gertlenc
rcr Oes Ocitidcn Sdopiimesgeites db BON Belt 5u Belt
piocrlpr1dcu Die britii1e lno ole trtiib-omeritan
de greie Dot uOerboh eetlagt oaS es nidt gelingen
Mill sic ocutien G6eerurban ber5lelen Die britiibe
@rele bat aud 9efogt DAB cS in @nglanO ndt m0glid
ci Die ieineu oeutiden optdn Snirnmente an5uTer
tqe ogur I'M 8orloment lit oos oiien 6efanut morocn
&eBt lit g2ai6ngton bon irgcnopober oiii5ell bcnad
ridtqt moroeu oaB man oeutide G5eiangene Die IN So
brteu gearbeite 6aben, mele thermometer beriteleL
i'll bren Spe3idlfad ontelt inn ibnen beimdb Die Die
tDo0c oes sSiQens ser @lasfugeln oes thermometers
NIT Gucdilber cn bsber oeltibeS Gebcmnib, ab5u-
gpdcn Ga man in gngano no oeieS pAbgltden"
ma6rdeiulid5 Dor lid sebt Die Oetiben Sbecrarbeu
trDB qrn0lider denidcr lmteruhEng oerielbcn nidlt
bat nadmaden f0nncn oa man bort Die 0ettider opti
Ihen Sniirmente trob Grignaporlagcn ndt beritelen
tann oa man bort 3eppene nd]t bauen fam troboem
britd)e Sod)nlGnner ae SellaEotbeilc berrmtergedo
lcnrr 0etder 3eppeiine bo6ca iineriuden tonnen 10
MIRO es audi uohl raglid iein OoB tic pom blolen 3
douen oos oelitibc GjebcinmiB ocs 6icns Der @las'
nQen oes thermometers mt Gucdlilber lcrnen mer'
Oai.
zouOerbar o6er lit es, oaB Die Scrcn 9ritcn, Die lid
eod er6abep iiber ae auoercn 80ter fii6en 3ugeben
0ab iie BON 0cn Sunncn~ ltrnen f0nneu ia, Dob lie
oacn don oas 9eOiirfiB 6aben in oercn 6e6einniiie
binein3u0rinacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18

@cnu cS iua6r 1T, Suh 2OnSun fir
Oic ncucitc britii6c Griegsonlcibc
BON $1,500,0OO,OOO mir 15O @1illio-
men bon 9lmerifa erpartet, Damn mill
len Die Serreu 8riten ia fiir6terlid)
beI4eioen gemoroen iein. SOer mol
len Sic oiesmal lieber binouigebet
ais, mic I'M September 1915, beriut-
tertommen? @enn ibnen onltott Der
Dgeforoerten" 100 Dtillionen aus
nfreien Stiide" 250 Millionen gebo-
ten piirOen, Oos mGre Damn oller.
OingS ehuoS, um nit 8u problem uno
Oen britiiben Greoit ais oielienfeit"
bin3uiteQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18
1eutIdc fubrcuOc 1an5criOrts fir Den rnijiiden
@interieIO5na?

&ariS mill eria6ren baben. Dab SIC DeutlbeH nGd'
items Soufs on Oic 5ront 6rirgen werDeu, peIdc on
Stdrte Den britiihen met iibcr eiu ioen Sic iolen
cine Griin0lnq oeS beribmteu oentdcn Sngeniers
C5oe6e en ollie SinOerniile ipieIenS nebmen oreiBg
9ReiIen ii ser ShmOe 5lriideAcn ui0 @C6iiBe nit 30
N1om @eoienimg tragen tonncn. @enu Die oelltihe
SccrcScitine iiber3eust lit 6aB nit ioleu aDingcr'
den etrpas ausaeridtet weroeu fann Damn oiirte eS
car nid]t iiberrahen penn oerartge Ganfs" nacb @-
trtt 0es 9interS penn ser lioben bartgeiroren it, n
Dem ueitden lno oitliden arcgslhaupoBe zines do-
uen Noraens III Aftion trettn perOel IS udre allen
falls ia m0glid ooB SnOenbure ii Don Der port5eil
6aitcn &erwenOie orter uno Neutrality-suspicious. fa6'
render @aBeriorts I'M riiiden @nter iber5eugt bot
IoB Snoenblrg einen geluaItgen Nnterteo5ug plant
qcbt aus Der @lelOnq oes IL Deutidlano ltatonirten
uucrifonheu 3ehmgs sGorre2onoentcn Gor W Gder
mann 6crpor ooB oie 10000 @ann itarte Arbeteror
nee ser arupp6en @erte ali 9cebl Sinoenbure's
Inn mcitere 5000 uerne6rt poroeH it, unD ooB tiir
0eu }pcd criobrcne Gien. StabI, @aiien- uno @hl
nitionsorbeiter bon scr Sront O aus ben @ornilone
3riidgruien norOeu ino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18

gSas erinOlidc Organization nnS GontrOc OcS
&cr6roud)s permag 5cist ooS @rgcbnB ocr ineitcn
Sd5mcine- itno &nopeb5dbhmo in gclti6lmO. Bon
0ttte 9pril bis gum f. September oieies Sobres bat
Die 3a6l Der S6meinc I'M Ocitifen 9lCdJ Inn 3923906
5ugenonmen; Der SHpeinebei:ano bctrug am T. Sep
tcnlber 100000 Stid 0as iii oller0ings A y Ndl.
lionen meugcr, als I'M SUM 1918 aber wenn Die Son.
loc ii6er Oas Sdoden in oen ndd)iten ac5t Nonaten
oieiebe 6lebt Die ie in oe eben fiin Nlonaten gewc
ien lit Damn fam Der SdJwene6etanO bis gum Slmi
ndcbiten ,Sa6res ledbt mieoer ouf 2100000O bis 22
100000 gebro6t merOen 9elier as Der S6meiuebe.
itano lit Der Hnopieb6eituuo Oeti6laoS Oerie6e mar
am T. September nit 2033S950 Stiid INN 100000
GROCER ols i'm 9lpriI OicieS Sares mo ur I'M 100000
Stiid gerinaer ais an T. 9c5em6cr 1918 ais nod
6rieoen wor. Ga GcltidonO in Oeien Sabre cine
cute @rtc ge6a6t uno oie &ortoeiutter ge5ogen bot
Miro es Den Sd]mene iln0 &nOpeb6eitono I'M udbiten
&abiubr gon5 beOerteno ou6enern t6nnen Gas 9ls-
6nngeumgsgeic5mdb iolte cnOdd aan5 3lm sdmeiocu
fonlmen
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3greau Ser strabeaomr6bruns. eommiIiars.

ONltNH pNi
8dl I m re. 90 september l9lb.
Sic GiraBenonrcbbrii6s.@o in oer
Gtaoi Baltimore mncben biermii neiannt. odB,
nucbbcm iie bre Tdbeae iiber ole @nii6dos
QnnQen, lluiuiien uuo 9Seriberb0buuQen iiir
6pnocmnirnna, GrBiinun0, Gerbreterung uno
9iiUcliirung Der Tprti0lueunc nit eiier Nreite
bon 1925 SUB bon Der noromeiiihiten Geiie
ocs Sort Wic0enrb bs sur noroWeitlidltcn
Geiic Der Wic@omnS. .StrnBe nebii ben oarnnt
be8iiQl0cn enoqiiliigeu mo corripirien ertds
reuben Yldnen rcOihirt bnben aelHdB Den Sors
briiien oe8 0buriers Der Siobi baltimore mo
Der am g. ldr5 1916 unter3ei6neten &eroros
mng ylr 90 oes WlaDors uno SlQoirdips,
iie biermit 9toii3 gcbeH, onB belnaie G1belle
Qlan6iQi moroen IN, mo ouB Der WluUor uno
Stabtraib bon Baltimore, ooer iraeno luelbe
gerion oocr Berionen @orporatlon ooer @or'
porniionen Die nit Dem 8nnrnb Der @nilhd'
oiQunQen ooer beinqten diherlegten gSeriberb0s
6unqen un8nfrieoen linb, iuier6nlb orcBig
(30) Iapeu, bonn Tcbenmno5 5luau5igitcr Sngc
bcS Scptcnibcr 1916, Dem Entiim Der criteH
bon ms erdcnen @erbffentlidun9 oteer Gos
ti5 oaqeQen ourcb briftide Reiitiou aii oas
Baltimore Stnoiperihi nppelliren m1grn, ins
BEN ie oaS Gericbi I'M eine Jieoion oerelbcn
anQeben.
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peoer ioiori ooer In flint 90 idbrliHcn &aten
5ablbor beren eriie idnig iii. peiln Die Nor
nabmcu inter heiagter Seroronung oboeibois
Sp6n s. Rubincttc,
Scum VI. Ii6cl,
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@ommiiidre.
gnoene 3. 0ioOaers,
(Sept27. .Cfh,1I1s) 6leri.
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Yin Die 7amcn.

Die s,n5iae emplc IN Der gta6t.
ilnicrc GdbsSlloiicn ebi often. SuHge 80.
men, pelhe bic Aleioernla6erlunii mad Den
neueen Wieibooen erlerrtn mpuen, l0nHen oies
IN iiirset 3ett bnr0 oen glnidbnb an oieie
Stlaiien erreiden tLerrht Uioroens Gon
miiiuQs r;o AbenfS. ReqneinC Stilllben Sin
0dnie beg9nle 9lrbctcn tUruen ipdhrero oes
llnierrtchtS ioriNefcRt perben Srln0llber
lnlerridi I'M @nturri ION Mhiiicrn ertbcii
Rdberc Insfiuit fc5ritlib ooer mlnold BET
Hrl onbrrc. 9r. 3O2. Meii' '50raioaa.Sttabe.
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SIC memo etencrGnIs h S32. 789. .935 arHEer nls 81

Die nenc Gcncr6aS 1T $32 739, ,935 sr6her ais bic
aIte iie 6etrGgt 1868 1926 t13 0os lit cine redt cr
irellibe 3mabme, mo Die &roget.9eboro miro Oo
or1 in ocn Stono eeiebt Die uGdiidbriee Steuerrate
ettpoS neOrieer or5uieben pie oe oiesiGbrige. Ger
9cri6t oes StererApp 5eet uie ollrd
Die @ntpidemg oes ,9lnner Die Stelerfrait cnes
5tnoh6eies itetig iteat Sir 1917 miro Die Stesc
rne iid oui $43590 belouen.
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gcfnuntmadJnnsen.


49, Gitpber 1916
so bGbe gpplidhonen fir bie iolgenoen
4rDlcaeH erbalien
ytr 40, siiusk kaca SiraBe, 40 81. ~ Wioior.
gillette Satbe0rals otraBe, 8ipilben Nrelion-
SlraBe mo Vii JloO1glOc 10 s.. B, Qloiur.
glllc froiclle ninen bem Sebauoe 5nlpei
tor I'M o0er Oor 10 llbr Wior0cils an Suns
ncritaa, 10. SitpDcr 1916 engelaulell leC
3. s. SDrnc,
tGfiiS) 0jchailoe ,Snlpeiior
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Seet sicbt Der 9riput.scfrciar Ocs @rafOcuten in

JeBf 8lcbt OCT FrlDdt'SSctrelnr oca FraFocnten IN
oret 5L ooB Der ScnatsbeibuB Der Die 6ritiie &egic
rmg erhdtc, in Sir Goger GoicnlentS 6a @na0c iiir
0iedt walten 81 laiien, abiicbtlid 81 ipdt~ i6er.
redt muroe neil Oas Stnots. .Oeportement ourd5 oen
britiidcn 8otboter i'm poraus benadbri6ti9t wor0en
ici Der 8eiAluB oeS 5enots miroc Ood5 uubead]tet
6leiben Das 8eBe Sals befiirdtete oio, bob lid
I'M Seuat cine Debate entudoln t0nntc we6c Die @e
mber 10 ebr erbiben fonnte OuB Die ieinen SdOen OeS
gegenieitigen Geritebens 5mben Dem 8eBen Sous
mo Dem &onoouer 9lllSpdrtigen NTt 9euotiom orrd
ren miir0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-18

United States not only refuses to en-
force the rights Of the people of the
United States, but he says to Ger
many: You must cease to try to en-
force them. "
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glOvO George beGnmptctc fnr5dJ, sic brtidJe gnft-
flGtte babe oe 6ctibe DER S6odtiront perOrdugt
Die I6atiade, ooB Die Dedben i'm September "A
fcnolibe sSug5enge berlnterac5olt 6o6en meldcu
Die Nicbr3a6I britiidc woren trait Die orc ocs britt
iGcn Stoatsmnnnes 9iigen
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Sollnnnn Sutb.

Gs itar6 am gonniaq, ben 10. Cfiober
1916. So1anua 0ut6, aelicoie eioiiiu ocs oers
torbcnen Nobn Sub. i'm gllier bon 10 Sabren
&erpanoie lH0 Srcunoc iino cin0elaocn Der
8eeroiaimg am Wittmpd, hen is. Citober.
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1odDter. Sruu 2Sniam " @leu. gir Si7
gUro. o.Paterions@att'@pcnnc aus bei5umobnen
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