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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-21
AuS cinCo(n!
QincoIn. 10. Gye6ruar.

Sincoln, 10. 6ebruar.
Ger SefretGr Ser Staots. aitsgleis
dnlgsbeboroe ianote oil Die @Otntn-
Niieiioren, Die Suitrltftioneu, Die be-
adtet fperoen miiien, nm nad) nli-
icren 5taatsgeieseu cine gerehte II.
e6rlife gtnidGBung Der @erte alGes
Iiegen0en mo peri0nlibeu @igen-
tums 3u geiudbrleiiten.
Gas @eieb idreibt Dor, 6uB aIes
Gigentum sinoeid1tt merOen muB.
mas es I'M 9erfauf merit lit. 9ieies
lit Der aliieiioren BfIidt. Sober
5telter3abIer loate Der eiuiha-
sngsbeboroe bierin bebilfli6 iein,
6amit cine geredte Gini6abung
mogIid) lit. Ole Grfldrlrng Oieler.
DAB cine 10Aere uno gerette Gin.
IidGbunq nlebr Steuern pinbrGhte,
lit cine irrige. gls 8efpeis b~ierfilr
Oient, 0aB IN 1915 Die ginlddBme
i'm Gtaate un 9,997,270 boiler
mar, ais I'M Sabre 1914, unO bod
6etria Die ei~n8u5ablenoe Sumne an
ben Stadt' $403, 953. so tueni9er, ais
in 1914. CAB Die Steuern bob
iiuo, lit nidt GduIo Der 9(fieiioren,
Die ibre 8fItbt tnn miiiieu, iouoerfl
Ger 9e6oroeu, tpelhe Ole Steuerm
cniebcn. Die Stants. 2lusgIeidtngs
beboroe beItebt ans foIgenOeu tilds
tigeu geamteuB @oupernelr More
beaO, allloitor Smith, Staatsiefretdr
Bpol, 5nasmeiIter @an lin6 2an0-
aommiiiar 9ednnn. 9teie Serren
Tn6 aonoibatea sur @ieoerpdbL.
nuBer @ouperuetir Mtore1ed6, mel
der ins &rioatle6en ~3uriidtreten
wia.
Ger 0maba SduIoiftrift bat 0ieie
ISOLDE Ole 5peite babe @iIlion
S6nI6nn6s regiitrieren Iaiien.
Die Diiiiouri goeific uftO 6. st..
*. & e. Gp. baben lire alogen iiir
.gr60bung Der @aiiogierrdten BON 2
Sent o1lf 3 Sent per DieiIe Dor benz
gmoeageridt getpolmen; balo mer-
Sen mob[ audi Die onoereu gabnen
nniatgen.
IS pirS ole bodlte Belt fit libe-
raj geffnntc 9iirgcr, oafur Sorae 3lt
trogeit, ooB liberal geiinnte aanni-
6atcu fir pie 1eridieoenen Chats
.amter ltno bic qegiSlahtr aufgeIte1t
perSen- Sim is. Wtdr8 ldilft bic
3eit Der aan0io1ten : gintrngiing
fir Die 9rtmGrtpnbl ob. gis iest
lat iidb crit SER W3iIe8 non Su.
things, Nepublifmter, ols @ouoer
ucar e%inidreibeu laiien, Der Die
liberale 6eite pertritt, IS .miro
erwartef, OaB SEER Metcalf bon
Sma6a ii9 aIs @p1tncrneurS.aan
oi6at eintrdgen Iaiien miro, auf ei-
rer Ii6ernIen 8Iafform ais Oemo-
fratiid1er anuOioat. 81. ..
Wlon unteritiise Die Oeutide
Hrefie, inOem man III iHrer Der.
brcitune beitrGs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-21

Sir Gebrasta; Seilpeiie befu6fft
beute abeno. 8oronsft6tIid unbe-
itanOig 9tenstag. Schiller 0ieus-
tng.
Sir Soma: SeilneiIe beiu6Ift ltno
bordu8jdtiid mtbeitGnoig bette
obeno lmo Qielstog. 8drmer int
iuooifliden 8etl berte a6eno. aiib-
Ter i'm norDmeit(iden Seil 9ienStaq.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-21
Sat er aemadlt c @eidaft.

Trenton. g. s., 81. 6ebr. -
oGbungeliit@ 8iGp Sunoap berlief
geltern Ererton, mo er odt 8o6eu
bin0ur6 bic @emilter Der bortigen
8eooIferltng NIT ieinem @etrutide
in aufreqllng gebaIten, nit Dem Sc.
lnaBticin, Q gutcs @ei6dit eemodt
at baben. Seine ginnabmen be.
ltefen iid ouf $32, 25S,03, mogeger
or Gmobo mr. Inn $18,425.59 er.
leidtert batte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-21

Sod Springs, @Bo., d. 6ebr.-
Der Gh1fer Sim Cutler, meIder,
uie mir am Samstog beridteten, linz
ter ser anflage oerlaftet nllroe,
ror tur5em oen Gerlonen3ug Der
Il. a. 9abn bel @reeu &tper itbcr.
iallen Gil baben, 1T Dieoer entIaiien
noroen, oa er uniduloig lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-21
ediffs6anperften 6eidaftiat.

&oi6in9ton, 21. Sebr. glus
geri6ten Deg Gopigotions -9ureou8
ge6t beroor, 6aB Die S6iffsbautperi
ten I'M 2arDe nit 2tuftrGgen nnbe-
ou iiberIooen iinb uno rtelte 9fitf.
TRACE farm arne6men f6nnelt. 9Snt
gon8en iinO $50 Snnoelsfa6r3euge
nit einem @eiamteebalt BON elmer
Miqion Sonnen I'M 8au begrtffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-21
9eIertcltr ertrinft.

San 5ratciSco, Sal, 81. 5cbr.-
3uci megeu 9iS5iplinnrOeraebcn III
ben Strnfborofen altf Alcatuo8 in-
tcrnicrte GolOoten periutten Sans.
TAG 5u eittpeideu. Der Sine Der
6ti6tlinge, Claude Sin, iau0 ben
8eleutoo, mabrcnO iein aonpli6e
ergriffen purOe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-21
Initer6nd fir nIle grten bpn Safel.
arbeiten.

Sud- gr. 2, pie unten ee5et9t, emf.
halt anpeiiungen uno n~etteite M2lt.
tier fir gebGfelte @iniGbe uno 5pi.
zen. 4bbiIbungen flor uno oeutlid,
mo ieoer Saoen lit gu ieben. sic
f6nnen nift feblgeben in @rferti.
gung Oieier gci9mudpoGlen Spibpn
uno ginfGte ME man fie gebroudt
fir 3oihcntiifer, 9crb1nge, 9ed.
den uuo Sods. Seoes Bud lit fir
lid elm @on5es, m1D fein M1iIter
5tpeina[ entbaIten. Seine 5rag
ipIltc uhne oieie 8ii6cr fem.
81 beiteGen 8u II Gts. bro Bud
o1lr9 Omaha &ribiiie, 1871 $oDor0
Str, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-21
NeiaI.ene strafe.

GeottIe, Nalb., q. 6ebr.- @eiI
CT Sol3lpirilttS Itott @etrei0eipirihls
fauIt bate. nab Oeiien @ennB elm
eetDiIier gom Shannon a%eitorben
mar, mur6e ser SSoponer Casio ga
fauu. Better elmer 9lpotbefe. 81 20
Sabren 3lIdtbaus berurteilt,
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Q9cttrrhrriht.

Sir Cmoha uno ltiuacecno Scil-
Imriie bcu0lft hetfc obciD uno
2isnst1s, gtpas tNbIer Gianstns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-21

&~crlanat-inuapr Mum, Inn Ec.
Flame 9 pr3ialit1ten in Oelltiden
Standardization 3u berfauien. WfiB
neutit ipredeH, ART Ao. 60,
Council gluiiS, Ga. ii.
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nrln.snesinIii

Or. s. q. @0moros. $50 Bee @I6Q.,
furiert SGmorrboioen uno 6iIteIn
obne Operation uno obne anGItes
tide MittcG. grfo[g g1rantiert.
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Es be5oblt iid, in Den 00laI.
lifl8irteu gn6eieen" Ger 2ribiine 81
n%nncaclren.
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Or. @. 6. Stofes bat leine Office
nab 474 8ran0eis G6cater 8l0g.
uerlegt, 90. W16rs
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Won mterItiise Die bertibe
8reiIe. inOem mon III ibrer Ger
brcitung beitras.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
PENTALPHA LODGE ELECTS
New Masonic Officers Installed by
Retiring Master.

The annual election OF officers of
Pentalpha Lodge, No. 20. J.. A. A, NJ,
w<ss held In Masonic Temple last night
with tho following result:
II. Francis kimmel, master: vii
liam III. Amiss. senior warden: Ar
thur NJ. PoYnton, junior warden;
Isaac ID. Field. secretary (rc.elected) ;
J. Henri Wagner. treasurer (re-clect
ed): James 4. West, senior deacon:
Walter ID. Avery, junior deacon: Fred
uel Tapp, junior steward: Charles \,
man y. Boss. trustees OF lodge char
lily fund; Philip Reiter, delegate TO
81. Johns Mite Associations; Horace
q. Naylor, delegate TO Masonic board
OF relief; Arthur NJ. Poynton. board
OF managers OF Masonic and Eastern
Star Home: Arthur NJ. Poynton, dele
gate to Masonic and Eastern Star
Employment Bureau; Castleman -.
Boss, board OF managers or Lodge
Room, No. .; Philip Reitef, master
OF ceremonies (reappointed for TWEEN
ty-fifth term); the Rev, Walter +.
Smith, chaplain; George ~ Stranahan,
tiler; Rolla q, Onyun, organist: w,
w. Jermane, Harry NJ Luckett, and
Arthur +. Martin, finance committee,
The new officers were installed by
A. II. X. Onyun. the retiring master
following which Mr.. Onyum was pre-.
scented with a beautiful past masters
Jewel, the presentation speech being
delivered by w. w. Jermane, grand
master OF the Grand Lodge OF Masons
OF the District OF Columbia.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
HOPEFUL FOR HOLIDAY
President Gives Assurance to Labor
Leaders Delegation.

Favorable action by President Will
son On the proposal to give Govern
ment employees In Washington year
round Saturday half-holiday Is ex-
pected soon as a result of assurances
given by the President to a delega-
tion of labor leaders headed by Sam
uel Gompers and Frank Morrison.
The President told the labor dele
CATION at a conference at the White
House late yesterday that he expect
cd to take action soon to aid the
Government clerks. While no official
statement was made. fhe labor dele
cation considered the Presidents
word in the light OF a definite prom
ise to extend the half.holiday to all
Government employee in Washington
who can be spared from work.
President Wilson told the delega-
ton that conditions in the Navy and
Postoffice Department, which re-
quired separate consideration, had de-
layed his action on the holiday mat.
ter.
It was considered probable today
that the President will issue an
Executive order giving SATURDAY
half.holiday to employees OF all other
departments and to such employees OF
the Postoffice and Navy Department
whose services can be spared.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
1918 KALoRAMA ROAD.

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS AT
s and per cent: 500 10 q. 900; on residsnes.
apartment. or business property straight
note or monthly paymsntsi can be arranged
In three days PAUL ". MITCHELL q CO..
las N. W.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; low est
rates; prior payment privileges; large
amounts. TYLER A RUTHERFORD, sil 18th.
MONEY To LOAN-se50 20 $500 900 on ID. c.
real estate. Several trust funds, ~ to 6 per
cent. All transactions conducted with econ
omical consideratio for borrowers.
WIN. III. SAUNDERS CO..
Southern Building. sU 18th St N. w.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05

HIGHEST cash prices paid for old clothing.
shoes. old gold and silver Jewslry. Drop
postal and l will call. L. zUkERAAN. ssts
n OF. N. w.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
H. NJ. McLarin Resigns From
War Department to DEBATE
Himself to Eight.
WILL GO BEFORE CONGRESS
District Clerks Union to Be
Represented at Capitol by
Joseph n. Hurley.

Determination OF the Federal EN-
ployes to put up the strongest case
possible for an Increase In pay was
indicated, in part. today when II. NJ.
McLarin. president of the union, guilt
the War Department to devote his
entire time to the campaign OF the
Mr.. McLarin will represent the 1000
members OF that organization before
Congress as the result of action 'aken
at the meeting OF the board OF repre-
sentatives of the union last evening
at Perpetual Hall. Eleventh and Il
streets.
Hurley To Act.
Co-incident with this announcem
was that made today by officers OF
the District branuch OF the union that
Joseph II. Hurley, president OF the
branch, will present the case OF the
municipal workers to Congress with
In a few days.
Mr.. Hurley will appear before the
committee considering the District es-
proposed in tho bill now In the hands
OF the Commissioners, and also to
urge the Nolan minimum wage meas.
uer and workmen's compensation
law.
To Hold Mass Meeting.
The District branch will hold a
mass meeting at the Chamber OF Com.
merce December n M ,,,,I,h co.,.
yrcssmon John Noi., -, c.,,,.t.
1917 =. N''a' VI Neh'oI"ie'
6eaIe, OF the District government, VIII
speak.
Congressman Nolan last evening ad.
crossed the board OF representatives
OF the union. lie said tho sentiment
OF Congress was strongly In favor OF
an increase IN pay OF Federal en-
ploycs. he pointed out how business
concerns ana great corporations are
recognizing the workingman's needs.
spenL. NJ Method.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
CLERKS UNION TO MEET.

The Agricultural Department
branch OF the Federal Employees
Union will meet Thursday evening at
a o'clock in the Perpetual Building
Associations hall at Eleventh and Il
atreets northwest.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
LOST AND FOUND

RINGS-Two. diamond and pearl and a cameo.
at auditorium. New National Museum, De-
cember 4. Reward. ii0l Euclid st.
GRAY MOLE PLUSH SCARF. between 18th
and Pa. ave. and 18th and q, Saturday
evening. Reward IL returned 10 1O.6 North
N MI II 1
The Washington times., 1916-12-05

RVG-Brussels, sxi2. at 9Th st. and Mass. ave.
n. T., ten days ago. Return 10 SIS 9th 81.
y. f., reward.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
Vacuum Cleaners,

ami moor polishing; vacuum cleaners fss
sale and rent; all popular makssl sANI-
TARY METHODS Co. ll0a Itth. ". ma
The Washington times., 1916-12-05

WE RIJY Old automobiles. parts. waste
W. paper. RAGS, metals and other
junk. Phone or drop card and We will call
Tor came. NATIONAL JUNK CO.. III ~ st
g. w, Pm. NJ. 1i7s,
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WHITE BOY to work In grocery store; rel
erences. pos sth at. ". W.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES

NecRAY REFRIGERATOR COMPANY.
Refrigerator That Are UneQuAlsd.
al ST. N. w.
we Build and Repair RsfriksrstorA
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
FOR RENT-GARAGE&STABLE

REAR sls MASS. AVE. N. w.-suitabie. .
horses and wagons. automobile. concrete
floor water.
The Washington times., 1916-12-05
Vital Records.

BIrths.
Nicholas NJ and Ida v. werniE. hoy.
,. lawn and Anna l.. Thompson. girl.
Eugene and Lille Muilisin. Eiri.
Malcom ~. and May v. Laws, Eiri.
wytnan II. and Amelia ~. Howe. boy.
James u. and Agnes NJ. Jones. Girl.
Jerome y. and Mary v. EnEleberg. boy.
Frank and .Roalie Dunn. hoy.
David and Moliio Ceppos. boy.
Isaac and Fannie Belankin. hoy.
william ". l., and Mamie T.. Brock. ritl.
BENJAMIN and Critsy NJ williams, boy.
Robert and Florence Brishthaupt. Girl.
Marriage Licenses.
Emanuel NJ. Martin and Mary Addie
Edward Landry and Sadie Addison.
Richard Garlic. Bumpass. Va, and Bes.
sic Minor.
steptsr Rice and Carrie Tibbs.
Deaths.
Wallace W. Wright - yrs.. 81. EiiIabeth's
Russell T. decdwin. q yrs. The Portland.
Howard y. forIsit. = yrs. Walter Reed Gen.
Hoe.
Jesso W; seossins. 81 yp.. U. s. Soldiers
Antonio Bonanno. 8 yrs.. GeorEeto~n Univ.
Hos.
Anne Kemp. 20 yrs.. iiS, C Of. ne.
Roswell v. Bonnet u Srs'' U. s. Soldiers
Home Hos.
Markwood Hawkins. 70 yrs.. Casualty Hos.
Marie y. Green. I w.. iii0 LIST -. NV.
Joseph Stewart. u yrs, Tuberculosis Hos.
clara lawson. . yrs. tuberculosis Hos.
Emily MAEruder, u yrs. ~. EliEabeth's Hos.
Moses Lghtfoot. 81 yrs. ca Mass. ave. NV.
Catherine brooks, mos, freedmen's Hos.
Infant Of Thomas and Josephine Blair. 20 dys..
Columbia Hos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-15
COL. SLOCUM, OF COLUMBUS.
HEADS BRIGADE AT LAREDO

~1n ANTONIO TeNa@- ~aUf I1-TW0
Tennessee regiments ordered to the
barber viii he placed al Eagle Pass.
instead or Fort Clark. rs was first an
uouncci Icy Maj Gen Frederick Fun
stou-
Gen. Funston said nc expected that
other state troops would be available
for Fort Clark
Col r. = Clocum. who was COM
mandor OF the 18th T. :. cavalry At
Columbus. y ~. when the Villa raid
took place. has been assigned as bril-
-ade commander Ar Laredo Texas II
WAS announced here today He viii
leave for his new station tomorrow and
will take charge OF the brigade. com
posed of Maine and New Hampshire
ruardsmen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-15

Champ Clark. 7uraEer
repressutstiVos. PAWS aIi
when on "a camping tour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-15
CAPT. RICHMOND. or STU
lAAAIRN. nN DEF AlIIE.n LIZ

Capt Henry Richmond. Of the Eighth
cavalry stationed AZ Fort Bliss. has
been placed on the list OF detached Off
GERS
Capt Percy L Jones. OF the medical
corps has been ordered transferred
from the Walter Reed general hospital
i'm Washington TO the Fort Bayard. y
r. hospital for treatment
Mai Chester 4. Baker. Of the 1faSsa-
chusetts cavalry. has been given an ad-
ditional leave Of ten days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-15
DRAINAGE CANAL
WORK IS PUSHED
Bids To Be Opened October
2 For New School Build
ing Near Anthony.

Anthony y NJ. Sept 15--Work on
the drainage canal is progressing rap
idIy. The eNcavator Is now WORKING
through the Frank Deal ranch. Water
is bcinS pumped from the ditch and
pipod into tile excsvator- II is uude-
cidcd as set whether the canal VIII
cross tho railroad track south Of
Berino. or continue on north Tor some
distance. Engineer T. NJ HouSh has
been here for several days looking
after the work
october , is the date set Tor the
opening OF the bids for the new school
building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-15
FOURTH CASE RESULTING FROM
LABOR DAY RIOT DISMISSED

Another OF the cases resulting from
the street car riots OF Labor dav was
dismissed Friday morning by Judge
adrian Pool in the county court. when
nc guaSled the complaint against 2
T. IiEou- Lyon Is one Of seven men
against whom new complaints cha~--
ing unlawful assembly were filed by
county attorney O. " Groom
-Four or the cases have now been
dismissed. three complaints being
Quashed by Judge Pool on Thursday.
The defence was granted a severance
of trials and agreed Friday morning.
that Licon should De the first man
tried.
The county attorney then moved
that the complaint be quashed. a con-
t1uance was taken IN the remainder
OF the cases. no decision having been
reached as TO VINO VIII next face trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-15
BRITISH DRIVE
GERMANS BACK
Crush Third Line Of German
Defence in Heavy
Attack.
CONTINUED from Page ID

important positions. The lines forced
by the French were to the east Of the
Nsrdar
The Serviaus captured . csnnons
and a large number OF prisoners. as vet
uncouuted
The BuI-srfsns. after their defeat.
says the statement, retired FOR a dis
lance or Il miles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-15
BRIDGE SITE
IS SELECTED
Will Give People of La Mesa
District a Direct Road to
Vado Station.

Ia Mesa. y 81. sept. f5-After
numerous controversies regarding the
exact location OF the new bridge over
tie Rio Grande. It is stated the bridge
vii bc built on direct limo out from.
the Srsvclcd road from Ia Mesa This
-ivcs the people Of this district .
direct road to Vado station. "a hereas
heretofore they have been forced 10
go around Mesquite. or south by the
Anthony brid-e Tho approaches are
ready and preliminary tTUctcn
work began today on the cast side
Champ Clark. sr-aKer o. enc house m
repressntstives ravs an his own expenses
whom ON a canning tour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-15
ALLIES REPILSED. GERMANY
SAYS or HaV~TI 4 nN GnnTnf

Berlin. Germany. sept l5.-The Off
cial account of fighting ON the Franco
Belgian front or today reports the re-
pulse OF allied attacks iu the Somme
region where violent fighting con-
tinUes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
@cnn Ocr Miifen
i6merSt, beSimat
init SalSen.
gleiuist Gnre 9iicreH 5ulueilcn,
Wenn Sbr rcselmaRig
ISlciid cft,

MeOer Wlonn nod tSrou 6eGebt
einen Srrtbunt menn Tie bel regels
mdBieer 6leiihnabruue geIeeentlib
ibre glieren reinigen iagt elm befann.
ter glr5t. 6leiid bilOet Sornicure,
pelde Die yderen-BOren cerart Ger.
Itopit OaB tic MIR einen Gbeil ser
glutabi1ue uno Der Site iiltriren
mO Sbr oaber erfranft. 9ibeumas
tismus, Gopiidmer5en, 2e6erfront.
beiten, 9lerpoiitdt, 8eriiopilne,
S1ninOeI 9(nf1Qe, SdlafloIgfeit,
8laienleioen fommen iolt ourdweg
BON oeritopiten gtiereu.
Su Dem Monent, no S6r in ben
9iieren oOer i'm 9fiiden S9mer5cn
iiiblt, oOer penn Der llrin wolfi9
miorig, boiler Nieoeridldgc, lmregel.
mdBig oOer nit brennenOem @efiibl
pcr6rnoen lit, 10 fouit pier lln5en pom
,So0 Salts in irgeno einer 5upcr-
lulIlBtlt NpulDClC HHO HcvHll uuuuH
iiir einige Ioge ie einen IDeel0iicl in
einem @los poll &oiier Dor ocm
6rii6itiid, imo Cure ytieren mcroen
gut arbeiten. Qieie beriibmten Sol5e
limo alls Erailbenidure lno Gitronen.
iaft bereeltellt. nit 2it6io per6lnoen,
lno wcrOen felt @eneratiouen be.
nust, Inn Die 0aieren 81 reiuiacn lno
oeren 96dtigteit an5nregcn. 9lud
neiltraIiiirt es oic Sornidlre, 10 Dob
iie ni6t ldnger rei56ait wirft, no.
our1 8laienleioen beenoet peroen.
SAB SoltS" lit billig mo borm-
los, es bilOet elm ansenebmes, CT,
frii6enoes 2itbia. .@aIier, mel1es allie
reeeImaBieen 5Ieiideiier ob unO 8u
benuBcn iollten I'M Die Rieren uno
onS 8hit rein 81 6olten. woonrd,
ernIie 9lierenfranf6citcn ucrmieoen
meroen (glu5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

ientonten6uuS ge5eigt bat, feline Far-
tel 6rage, ion0ern cine uatiouale,
i6cr oie bon Oen NlitelieOern per-
ihieoener 4artien Oft gleid)ortig OBJ
geltimmt puroe, pdbrenO Borteige-
nolIen IN oieiem Hunfte perihieoener
9lnIid)t pnren. @lan 1T iid langlam
oariiber I'M floreu, oaB Die 8erei-
nigten Stanter, Die lel6it niHt genii.
geno aisgeriiltet nno nor6ereitet
Iino, I'M oen Houber-6ouptmann
@ina ieitouue6men iider nidt III Der
Gage limo, in oen europdiidler &rieg
in anoerer @eiie einjuereiien ais e5
obneoies oiirh 8eriorsen Der ariegs
fiibrenoen nit ibren @eoiirfuilien all
Gjelo uno Mimition geiheben it, noe.
nigltens Iolpeit Die 9laiirten III Se,
troht fommeu.
@iiroen oie Ser. Stnoten ober in
oen 9ontpf einereifen 10 fonnten lie
MIR elm fleineS Contingent ltellen
iuie etiua gonooo, ipiiroen nber iider
bel Der @eionut 9lbrehmlng Der.
jeniee ieiu, Der lid 6uIest Dem Self
ner eegeniiber nit Der Hebnung
Ieben wiiroe. Nion mag ia ollerlei
5on0erlinge upO merfpiiroige 30
gel in Den Scr. 5taotcn finocn ooB
ober Die Wfebr5obl Der geoolferilng
lih oofiir begeiiteru miiroe, fir frenl-
oc SntereiIcn iicb biuIblohten 5lt
loiien, ooer gar moerer 2cute nm.
ge5obltc 5duloen 5u begleiden,
bieBe iiber bic pobre Stinmltng oes
onerifniliihen golfes idlebt iinfer-
ridtet iein. @enn allo Die 8ereinig-
ten Stoatcu in oieien ariee nitbt elm
greifen, 10 1T Die 5roge Der 2onoes'
@ertbeioienng init lleberleglng olI
priIfen uno elmer 20iiue ououfiib.
rem Die Den 8erbGltniilen entlpridt,
ole ourfl oen arieg eeidoffen ino
nah Dem arieg leiht erfenubar iein
miro. Die Nerwalting in Baib'
inston bat aber oos @efiibL mter
oe mGrud Der oifentlideu Meimna
irqeno etipns raid tbun 5u n1iilielt.
iIn6 bot Elm 6lotten' umo ein &eeres'
9rogronun misgearbeitet, lpel6es
gImcrita in Die Gage iesen ioLte, IL
3ntiInft in Rutbs5iIHmer Der @oIfel
ieine Stiinme geItero moden 5u fon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

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