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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

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cinnebmen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

N6pnMenten, bic ben ,9emtIdeW GUrre.
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mdhiG erbnlteR, iiub Debetcn, ber Office
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tpelInm0 81 mnMeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-13

D0r.
ltno oann: Qas 8olfeit bei Dem
Gommonoeur.
Gas id0nite WlGoden mar 5u @oit
gelaoen;
@r miro lie ME i'm 2eben tuieOer-
ieben.
glie miro er, mas er fii6lte, ibr &C.
iteben;
@irO ME erfa6reu, mas er ielbit ibr
gilt.
Gin amber @il0:
Iie SunggeieIeu5immer,
Gie boben S6rdnfe lmo Die tauieno
@ii9er,
Sa, tauienol llnO Oas liebite mar
ibm INNER:
Dos itoI3e Yradtipert: nlInier SiirIt
bon gIider"
8ei6eioener, Oo1 foItli1er 9eiib.
Srau 9rinfner, ieine braoe @irtbin,
lln0
-@ie fonnP er i'm pergelien-Srit,
Der @uno,
Ser carte, Der lie6e, treue 8rib.
@os boben lie nit Dem tpobl ange.
fnngen,
9lls Serr un0 9uri6e in Den arieg
gegangen2
gSie par Oas oomals nit Dem 5riB
oob BLOB:
@an5 reht: er moat' bon ieinem
Serrn ni1t lost
8is ib 0as Stidport iprad:
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ca itredte er iid folgiam narteno
nieoer.
8rib, portelt Oh nobl beute nod auf
mi62
llno Orunteu auf ser StraBe iagte
i6
Ganu our Srau @rinfuer, 81 Der
braoen 9llten:
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Bette 6oltenl"
@ie lang it's Der? Steb' ouiSrib,
Red' oie @lieoerl
8raudlt nidt mebr marten, SerrHel
fommt ni6t pieoer!
Gle 9au6t 6rod an. WliIo eIdn0t oes
Monoes 2idt.
Ger Smiptnann liegt. @ie long, er
ipeiB es ni6t.
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perm an iein Sbr.
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elm 9liB;
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1llln...
God aus Dem Sdnuppern miro Elm
Ieicbtes StoBen.
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ean3 mob,
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groBen:
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8rib 1T 0o!
llnO lidt6ar eldu5t i'm MonOenldeiu,
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glm Salsboio blonf oes @otbenSfrell-
5es 3ei6en.
Tas 8otbe Greu6, er trdgts tuie ei-
men Sroen;
Gin Sanitdts Suno lit ser sSrit ge-
tporoen.
Der Sauptmonn m0fte idud5eu,
llo9te lpre6en;
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ter SSuugel~
Sc gebt inn niht SIN beriagt Die
3unge.
gr lto6nt mo fii6It Oie Ieeten ardfta
6reGen.
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flingt,
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9lod oird oeu @olo Ourh 81 oen
sSrelinoen oringt,
Gie i'm @er6anoqunrtier, Dem Mei-
len fernen
Die Olotb Oes S6werberIebten fen.
men lernen.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
GOVERNMENT AID
FOR THIS PROJECT
DAM To CONTROL CoLoRADpS
WATERS NAY m BUILT.
WIN &c Constructed A. some Point
In Utah North Of Arizona Linz
photographic surrey T. Completed
aud Report Nov with Washington
Iirads-wiI Cost sio.0oo.ooo.

Decision has been made by the hy-
geographic department OF the geo.
logical survey that the hest method
of controlling the waters Of the Colo
RADIO river T. o. build great dam at
some point In Utah north IT the ART
roma line and there care for the flood
waters and also pTu,id, for the irri-
cation Of thousands 81 acres Of land
In Utah and other states watered by
tributaries Co the Colorado. says the
Herald Republican.
y. y. Jacobs. engineer In charge of
the photographic section. said Mon
day that the matter IL now In the
hands Of IN. department IT the In
terror and that nothing can be done
towards starting actual work until
congress approprihtss the NO.00.0 900
recommended by IN, department and
needed for building the dam,
The idea Of controlling the waters
81 Colorado To- prevent floods In the
lowlands near its mouth and NJ the
same time % reclaim arid land In this
state originated with the United States
reclamation and VIII 70. King. chief
counsel IT the service. through See
rotary ~ the Interior. Franklin X.
Lane started the photographic sur
vey. Jacobs completed the last part
of the work several months ago and
the report was sent to Washington.
Project Feasible one.
Jacobs says that the dam h regard
ed AZ the only feasible method Of ear
rying out the intention OF the depart
ment 10 stop the disastrous floods
which have taken place IN southern
Arizona and In the Imperial Valley of
California. ~ the beginning ~ the
survey California and Arizona pro-
tested, together with the Mexican
government. which claimed II was en-
titled Co the entire flow of the Colo
RADIO at its mouth, and that To either
dam or store waters Of the river In
Utah would deprive the lower states
and foreign government Of their
share Of the water for purposes Of IT.
rlgation. The department then in
vestigated and discovered that the
dam would care only for the flood
waters which aver. doing damage 90
the south, and that the regular ann
cunt of water flowing down the
stream would not be- intertered with,
II II the intention 81 the reclama-
tlon service 60 begin work on the dam
as soon as the money IN appropriated
by congress. II h. not thought how
ever, that the dam viii be- built for
two years. The dam viii, In all prob
ability. be located IN san Juan county
and viii be- one of the highest dams
In the world when completed, as Il
will be built az the mouth of mar
row canyon, So the water may hack
up aud spread out over a large valley
which Is a desert 90 this time.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
JULY RAINS AID TO
CROPS AND RANGE
Business Conditions Generally Throughout Utah
Are Satisfactory in Opinion Of Bankers
and Investment Men.

Throughout the state the past week have occurred beneficial
showers and the husbandman in consequence rejoicing
the fact that the materially helped ranges and
added tens of thousands of dollars the final harvesting Early
harvesting is under beginning with the early fruits the
first crops of alfalfa the dry farm grains and the spring
own cereals will be yellow ripe for cutting with the great
beet fields potato and other late fall coming in due
The late the principal bncares Of the tary July
rains Relative TO the results of the storms Thomas A.
Blair the temporary head of the weather department Salt
Lake City, says:
state during the past two weeks have caused considerable inn
provement in the condition Of and Cattle the
ranges still good condition in localities In others only
fair Fall wheat and the first Of alfalfa mostly cut
and the second Of alfalfa is growing rapidly and is in excellent
condition. except that damage by gasshoppers reported from
sections in Juab Willard and Unah counties Utah county
ports beets and potatoes doing well"
Two creameres for Utah Wyoming
ed by the Mutual Creamery the work Of construction
begin at One plant will be erected at Randolph and
at Lakeown both in Rich county These cramees operated
under the cooperative pan with the farmers sharing in the
suits II is said that stock for the plants has already been
fully subscribed.
Work will be naugurated a proposed $750000
factory 10 be erected at Smhd The railroad
has already agreed lay spur the site to be ready receive
the first consignment Of the heavy machinery The nteurban
will construct number Of branches TO the factory for the
mediation Of the beet raising farmers With the contempa
ted additions Il is said that this factory will require out
lay Of nine hundred thousand dollars.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

CASTLE REBERAH LODGE NO. 81
Meets second and fourth Friday
evenings OF each month. Visiting sis
tiers cordially invited 20 attend. Julia
u. Lloyd, y. O.; Cora Empey. v. O.;
Lula Hills, Secretary. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
JUST the THING FOR DIAR-
RUOFA.

About two YEAR, ago ] had se-
we're attack of diarrhoea which lasted
over a week" writes W. g. Jones hd-
ford, y. ID. \ became 80 weak that
| could not stand. upright A drug
gist recommended Chamberlain's Col
10. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
The first dose relieved me and WITHIN
two days ! WAS a. wen as ever Many
druggists recommend this remedy Ne
cause they know that u II relishle
Obtalnable everywhere.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

CASTLE GATE LODGE. NO. 81. /. O.
o. F.-Meets every Thursday even
ing. Visiting brothers cordially in
vited 10 attend. Riley Huff, n. O.;
Albert Reooi, v. O.: Ted Pirkins. Sec
rotary. Castle Gate. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

PRICE LODGE NO. So. ]. o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday evening at
Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited 20 attend. G. II. Lewis.
n. O.; q. y. helms. Secretary. Price.
Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

UNITY CAMP No. 69i9. II. N. OF A.
Meets first Tuesday evening OF each
month. Visiting sisters cordially in
vlted 10 attend. Mrs. s. G. Miles, o;
Mrs. }. w. 1ohnstun. V. o.: Mrs. Jes.
sic Sanford. Secretary. Price, Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

Shortcomings are most apparent,
ana yet you wouldn't know a dog had
fleas II he didn't make some fuss
about Il. The man who has good
things 10 offer and doesn't advertise
should think OF this.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
Advertise--You Can't
Afford to Quit 1t.
Waterman's Fountain Pens.-.The Sun Office
CARBON COUNTY LODGES

CARBON LODGE NO. 10. y. a A. NJ.
Meets first and third Monday
evenings OF each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited 90 attend.
Joe n. Roberts. w. M: l.. A. AcOee
4. W.; r. H. Mcmillan, Secretary,
Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
BUSINESS OF COUNTRY IN GENERAL.

Business throughout the reported fair for
midsummer quiet seasonal times with prospects good for the
ing fall and winter in spite Of the fact that is presidential
election year which normally off time for lines OF bust
Relative 10 the conditions the country the
Boston News Bureau says
mo complaint be made financial conditions pros
poets The situation continues 10 show distinct
the Of the easier tone oreshadowed by the DISPOSE
ton Of the banks to buy again The French note sale
big and talk is heard Of the approaching
British loan to be based in all probability the deposit Of
American securities Russia expected 20 enter the American
market again the last thoroughly
dgsted In short Europe likely 10 finance this side
often she
he United States assuredy the worlds banker at the
ment whether that position cannot be maintained when
Secretary McAdoo points out the strength Of the
position by citing the S22 100000 increase in national bank
from March, 1915 TO March, 1916 Four New York
banks among the worlds largest twenty. the National
City ranking sixth Obviously America out Of its financial
swaddng after the should be strong enough
foster American trade abroad.
f the loans buying but than that
they the likely continue well into
Demand the Of England and France for large shells with
deliveries practically into the spring Of 1917 indicates that the
allies believe the conflict will last beyond then The
expenditure of ammunition the recent drives is stated by mill
experts be several times greater than that Of the big drive
last spring
"A long however weakening TO the countries engaged-n
this is worth noting that the British expenditures
$3OOOOOOO day-w automatically postpone any
adjustment world wide competitive conditions It will
mean of life for the munitions companies and fresh
demand for metals long deporabe be- will still
further ennch the United States in the world of and
finance
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

UTAHNA REBERAH LODGE NO. 10.
Helper. utah-Meets every second
and fourth Friday evening OF the
month at odd Fellows Hall. Visiting
brothers and sisters cordially invited.
Leah y. Hall. n. O.: Agnes Sneider.
V. a.; Dorothea Sauer. Secretary.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
Advertising---Th Place
: to Put It.

No merchant should neglect an opportunity to
tell many good things about a stock which has
good points, and no merchant can afford to have
a stock about which he cannot honestly tell some
good things
Advertising to be worth while must say some
thing worth saying and must get the attention
of someone worth reaching customer. IL
isn't always possible to select the one to whom il
is desired to sell goods, but IL is necessary to get
the interest of the many in the hope Of reaching
in the lot those who have wants which must be
supplied and to supply them in way which will
bring them back gain for similar things
II isn't cheap article That makes good value,
but good thing that sells for fair price makes
the buyer feel that he got his moneys worth
and gives him friendly feeling for the seller.
There are many people who will trade only in
stores where the goods are advertised. No one
ever heard Of person looking for a store which
did not advertise. Therefore il many people are
looking for the wideawake advertiser, and no one
is discriminating against him, that in itself
ought 10 be reason for the of all the adver-
Using store can carry.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

RAVEN LODGE NO. ~. KNIGHTS
OF Pythias, sunnyside. Utah-Meets
In Castle Hall every Tuesday evening.
Visiting brothers always welcome. NJ
o., Bjarison, g. c.: william Gogerty
X Il. =.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

EAGLE LODGE No. ~. KNIGHTS
OF Pythias. Castle Gate. Utah
Meets every Friday evening at Pythian
Hall. Visiting brothers cordially In
yited Tony Reder. G. c.: Robert
Crow, X. u. \.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

NAOMI CHAPTER u. D.. o. E. S.
Meets first and third Thursday
evenings OF each month. Visiting sis
ters cordially invited 20 attend. Mrs
A. n. Sutton. W. NJ; Mrs. J. w. Ham
mond, A. NJ; Mrs. Jean u. Mcmillan,
Secretary. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

Typewriter ribbons and carbon pa
perB-The Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

EVERGREEN LODGE NO. 81. I. o.
o. F.-Meets every Friday evening.
Visiting brothers cordially Invited 20
attend. w. J. Emigholz. N. O.; NJ.
Chiono. V. o.; 3. II. Cough. Secretary.
sunnyside. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

CLEAR CREEK LODGE No. 40. I. o.
o. F.-Meets every Monday even
Ing. Visiting brothers cordially in
vited 90 attend, II. Kane. ". O.; n.
Mariani. " O.; ELI Gourdin. Secretary.
Clear Creek, Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

scoFIELD LODGE NO. ~. I. o. OF.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
Visiting brothers cordially invited 60
attend. Val Antkak. N. O.; A. Thomas.
V. O.; James Wallace. Secretary. SEQ.
field. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

HELPER LODGE NO. SO. !. O. o. ".
Meets every Tuesday evening at
Fitch's Hall. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited 60 attend. A. schon-
field. n. O.. \. u. Snyder. v. a.: Frank
Jerome. Secretary. Helper. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04

ONWARD LODGE NO. rs. KNIGHTS
OF PythiaA. Helper. Utah. Meets In
Castle Hall every Thursday evening
Visiting members cordially welcomed.
william Landrith. G. c.; y. X. slo-
panskey. X u. =.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-04
GOING EAST
GOING WEST
scoFiELD BRANCHI.

9! Leaves Cotton .... $500 p. m.
~ Leaves Clear Greek 7;tb "a. m.
nARYsvALE BRANCH.
" Leaves Thistle ..i033b a. m.
NJ Leaves Marysvaie.i0.a0 q. m.
sUNNYsIDE BRANCH
~ For sunnyslde 80. $500 a. m.
10 For Helper Gee. 3:t5 y. m.
crTHERN UTAH BRANCH.
~ Price o., s;t5 a. M. 2;i5 p. m.
y Price 1880 n. M. 2;s0 .. m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
gSermiIdlte 9epeidlcn.

0os Nlilitdr. .Gontite oes Solt.
ies bat geitern cine cnoqiiltiqe @ini.
gung ii6er oie W}ilitdrborlage er5ielt.
Ole Eotal.6ricoensitGrfe miro oar
naG All &eeuIdren gSationolgaroc
imo gunOesfreiipilligen ehuo 700,
600 betroger.
Senrp Soro, Ser Getroiter gGu.
tomo6ilmagliot eriidte geitern oen
Staatsiefret1r bon W2idiean, Ieinen
geoinen ais Ganoioot fir QrdIioent
5u itreihen. Der etaotsIefretdr er.
fldrte, Dem @einbe ni6t nadfommen
5lt fonuciL oa Die 2iiten 6ereits felt
Gienitog geihIoiien Ieien.
@inian @et, ser @rincetoner
Stiioent, Oer aiif rdt6ielbofte @eiic
IN Der pergangenen @o1e beri9pnn-
oen mar, uurOe in Sort Slocum,
g'eip.&o6ellc, Os.-9, eeiiinOen.
4rditOent @ilion nominirtc
Soicp6 q. @eiieI gum 9unoesmar.
idaa bon 0linneIota.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

ben Gampf Inn Die domination auf.
geeben bot.
0an0l Ter 2icen3en.
Senator Solmeao bat i'm Senate
cine meitere Sill sur 6eItiteuung Der
Sdnoler 2icen5en eingerei6t, nm
@intiiuite fir oeu Stoat 5u erlaugeu.
Sn Der Sill miro Der Greis Don.
SanOler 2iceu5eu fir sSraieu bon
$6 pro Sa6r aiii $12 erb6bt imo fir
oas G5roBgeiddft iiuo foIgenoe Sc
biibrcn Sariu feitgeiest. @aarenlagcr
I'M @ertbe bon iiber
$4,000 8ablen $50 pro Sa6r;
$4,000 5ablen 5000 pro Sabr;
100000 5oblen $3.50 pro SSabr;
$150,000 3ablen $500 pro Sabr;
lnO fir ie6e meitere blnoerttauienO
Collars iino $50 mebr 5u 5ablen.
BaHOercfne.
Nad einer Bill 0es Scnotors SSo6n-
Jon I'M Senat iollen allie 9allbereinc
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unteriporTen
merOen.
" FriDilegteniteuer.
Sn beioen SGlfern Der @eiebac-
bung nuroen Bills eingereidt, mo-
na6 in 3liflnit alle @rioilegien-
Iteuern, melde bisber 3ilr Salfte IN
bic aaiien Der Counties floiieu, gan3
in oen StoatSihas ilieBeu ioIIen.
g clue fortloHfeu6cu Ser.
mtllignngen mebr.
Senator Cooper bat cine 9ill elm.
gereidt, melde sic fortlauicnoeu Ser.
pilli9lngen fir lluterri6tsinitihltc,
fiir Stoats6e6oroen mo fiir onoerc
@eieIIidoiteu auibebt.
j iir sic 9(nfbcbuuq ser
bloten Is eieBc.
Serr Serpi1 bon 9Qlegann So
unterbreitetc beute cine Ianqc 9eti.
ton Inn 9lnnabme 6eS @eiebes, mel.
dies IN Cumberland uno 9(aegonu-
GointD ben @erfaiif geipiiier 9lrtifcl
an Sonntag geiiottet.
6abren ipn3ieren.
PTS Die @Gite 0eS M2apors BreIton
iUeroen Die @1itglieoer Der @eietqe-
6ing morgen 5reitag, N1ittags, eine
6obrt ouf Dem Goinpfer ~. 6.
Sotrobe~ bon 9lmapolis na6 8aIti-
more modem Gin 2lndeon miro
dlif Der Sabrt ierDirt.
$4,000 ( iir oen WearDIdn6er
2an0wtrtbidaftliden
@erein.
'Senator @arfielO bat i'm Senat
cine Bill eingerei6t, fiir ben W3orp-
ldnoer 9au0ipirtbi9aitliten gerein
aus Der Staatsfaiie $4,000 81 Der.
milligen.
y iderltngS 9[Qenten.
Senator g}orris interbreitete beite
bier Bills, na6 ipelden oas @eIhdft
BON 8eriid5orinss @eIelli6aften re.
gulirt ueroeu iolI Gie Bills mltr.
ben auf @eraulaiiltng oes 9eriide.
rungs Gommiii1rs ausgeor6eitet.
Sn Der erlten ueroen NIgenten I'M
500 beItrait, wenn lie BEL Dem lie.
berreoen bon &linoen faIi9e 9luqa.
ben MAIDEN; in elmer onoeren Sill
miiiien 9lgenten cine 2icen5 BON $25
bc5a6len, lpenn iie &lmoen iamneIn
wollen IN einer oritten gia weroen
Die 9lgenten ni1t fir 0ie @eIellidoft
baftbor gemaht imo in elmer oierten
Bill miro oos 6euaroeriidcrirngs.
gei6dft iiberbautp 10 regulirt, 0oB
minoeitens Orei 6iinftel Der glftio.
mare Marpldnoer ieiu miiiien, ipenn
iie i'm Siaote @ci6dfte MAIDEN mol.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
@aren barmlOTe Oentide Griees-
biloer

9aeW gorf, 2. 0aGr5. ~ 9ie
9leenten oes Suits 0epartements err
fldrteH beiite, ooB feline 9lnboIts.
puntte oafiir ermittelt iuoroen iino,
Dab Die I'M 9eiis ser bei0eu perbaite.
ten Dertiben gfi1aro bon 9lreno in0
&uoolpb bon SIraGt befinoliben
%6otograp6ien glbbiloungen oncri,
tanilder Sorts ieien. Die beioen
@er6uitetei ieieu au6 in feincr
&eiie pcro66tigt, IN ser internotio-
nalen Sitnation oerpideIt 81 icin.
Die 9iirgidnit oiiritc oaber bente
fiir Seioe iueiclitlidb berabgeiebt iuer.
oen 9eioc iino bel6uloigt Die Bun
oes-RoltgeicBe ii6ertreten 5l 6o6en
@s ltellte iif DeroiS, 0aB Die Derod6-
tigen y E6otograpbien 9iloer aus ser
oeuti9en ariees5eit wareu, oie sic
ilmgel Dcutiden bon i6tcn 9lngebo.
rigeil erbulten batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
,Qampaiaga bad NlaidlinenSefeft.

Eompo 5loy 2. @3Gr6. Ser
MaIlorp. .Donpfer o9ompaios" Ger
bon bier nod Niobile in See geoan.
gen mar fam belte in oeu Saien fiir
9eparatlir5pede 6uriid, ou mebrere
&0bren i'm WlaIdinenrairme inter.
wegS ge6oriten iuaren. Die Bniia-
giere wrroen nit Der 9obn no6 N1o.
bile 9ebra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

Nbnnnfnfen, BITE ben ,.DeutId1en GDrreIbUn
benien" nidt pinftltdb Ober unrrgtlnd6le er,
hulten, Fito aebcieu, Der Cfllce baDDu ser xe.
isphpH opeV iapS'nlm Wltiaeiirue ~ aaAsN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

Abpnncilteu bic ben ,,rufihen gprr-lbpn.
oentcn" ndlt phntild DSrr unrrqelmaaia rr.
bnlten, Nno gebeten, ber Eiiice baUon prr 9eles
pDon ober idrlItlid Miit0rllun1 10 uladleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
git 1rOislatnr.
.SOmc &nle" fit
Baltimore.
sirD bDm ben %rDbibitiD=
niftea Ncrtpetgert.

Ser aanipf gesen 8ro6i6ition Bis
Dieuitag oeridoben, Gin
ueues 9lmeuOement eineereidt.
.eocal. Option" fir Sie staOt
ino Oas GountD porgeidIagen.
@iiierc 2ppoiitiou Der 5anatiter.