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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
KEEP DRINKING WATER COOL
Suffer From Thirst-Texas Man
Meets Emergency.

Drinking water for harvest time
should be cool as well as pure, and
men working In the field often suffer
for lack OF cool drinking water to
quench their thirst. A Texas man has
recently patented bucket that is ar
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
WORLDS RECORD FOR MILK
Present Production by Improved Dairy
Cow More Than Thirty Thou
sand Pounds Per Year.

& The wild COW gave only enough milk
to SUPPORT its young. Proof OF what
man has been able<to do In improving
dairy cattle.is found in the fact that
the present worlds record Tor milk
production Is more than thirty thou
sand pounds per year.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
Look for Head Lice.

IL the little chicks appear drowsy
and finally become unable to walk
without apparent cause, look for head
lice. It Is always advisable to grease
the heads with head lice preparation
or carbolic vaseline or lard.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
AMPLE SHADE FOR POULTRY
Sun and Heat Cause Systematic pc.
rangements In Young Chicks,
PouIts and GosIinns.

It is essential to provide shade for
both young and old birds these hot
summer days. Exposure to excessive
sun and heat causes systematic de-
rangements which result In loss Of
many young chicks. poults. ducklings,
and goslings.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

chill Tonic is equally valuablesas Gem
eral Tonic because it contains the welb
known tonic properties of QUININE and
IRON. It acts on the Liver. Drives out
Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
CRITICAL TIME FOR CHICKS
sneeiaI Attention Should Be Given
Little Fellows During First Two
Weeks of Their Lives.

Prof. D. o. Barto, head OF the poui-
try department of the University OF
Illinois, says that no part of the work
of raising poultry will pay better re-
turns than the special care given TO
the little chicks during the first two
weeks of their lives.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13

Dr.. 3. F. jackson, Celebrated Physician,
handed down to posterity his famous
prescription for female troubles. Now
sold under the name of "Femenina.
Price 50c and $1.00.-Adv.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
KILL STRIPED SQUASH. BUG
inexpensive Solution, Easily Made and
SprinkIed Over Plants Will
Drive insects Away.

The striped squash bug won't bother
plants that are sprayed with thin
solution made as follows: In pail
gather fresh COW droppings, fill the
pail two-thirds full Of water, then stir
till well mixed, ana sprinkle the plants
thoroughly. The bugs will take their
meals some other place.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
Home Practice.

did you raise your boy to be @
soldier?"
mot exactly, but I always let him
see when there was a question Of
who was going to get the best of any
argument in the house that ! gave
his pa q fighting chance"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13

In many parts OF Europe there are
no farm fences. This preserves Tor
cultivation large acreage. taking the
whole country over. that is made
worse than useless by fences and the
growth OF wild stun on cirher side OF
them, such Is occurs In this country.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
Grit Aids Digestion.

Feed grit to chicks to MD digestion
by grinding the food shell and bone
to supply lime for bone development;
charcoal to keep digestion In order.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
Lice Kill ckicks.

Head lice kill thousands OF chicks
which should be treated every week
while young with q good head-lioe
ointment.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13

Weak, Fainty Heart, and Mysteries
can be rectiied by taking REMOVING"
heart and nerve tonic. Price soc and 81. Adv
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13

Vegetarians have never been able to
explain why the first sin was the re-
suit of eating fruit.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13

A man never complains of poor eye
sight because he is unable to see his
own faults.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
In Suspense.

where are you going this summer?''
Il can't say replied Senator Sor-
ghum. Maybe / won't know where ]
am now on the way to until the cleo
ton returns are in next November"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1916-07-13
All Business.

"Then / can be one Of your pupils?"
"AssuredIy, sir, for $40 lesson"
said the great artist. "And favOrite
pupil for So extra. Puck.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-11
TROUBLES OF COUNTRY
EDITOR.

The publisher of a country
weekly has all kinds Of things to
contend with and all kinds and
conditions Of men to handle. With
them it is first one hot thing and
then another. A publisher will
leave his office to chase down a
news item and, as he walks down
the street, he meets a friend who
slaps him on the back and says !:
"Look a here. Don't you stop
nv paper. IN come across one Of
these days" The publisher as
snres him that he never thought
Of such thing as stopping HIS
paper, and passes on after afore-
said news item. He soon meets
another "friend" who says: II
see you are still sending me that
paper. thought you would stop
(txwhen the time was up" Be-
the publisher can get back to
d. Office he meets another
friend" who gives him a "roast"
bv saving: "What in the Sam
Hill did You stop my paper fort
Were you afraid / would not pay
voui Start her up again and I
will come around before long and
settle for her." And, 20 it is all
through life with the country pub
lisher.-Ruston Leader.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-11

Buv you home. The sooner
the better. 1t only takes a few
years for q man to pay enough
rent to purchase the house in
which he lives. Every one knows
this to be a fact, and we believe
the reason why so many men are
homeless TODAY is because they
are waiting until they have made
enough to buy more expensive
place than they really need. In
this they make a mistake, for a
cottage of YOUR own is worth more
than q rented palace. When you
are beneath YOUR own roof, hum
BILE though it may be, every nail
that is driven. every flower plant
ed. and every vine that is Chamber
ing up to shade your window, is
your own. and there is a JOY and
satisfaction in knowing that ev-
erythinR you see is yours, from
the COW in the back lot to the vel
lowleeged pullet that so indus
triously assists in cultivating the
flower beds in the front yard. Yes,
buy you a home. if you have none.
Better buy it on credit than not
buy it at all, for then there will
be an incentive. to rise earlier and
work later. until the proud day|
when you can come home, hand
your wife the deed. and realize
that she and the babies can keep |
out of the rain under their own
shingles.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-11

November 4.-Advertising in
vaded the air last Friday when
Victor Carlstrom, the aviator, at
the end of his Chicago to New
York Flight in his big biplane de-
livered to the New York Times an
advertising contract Of fifty thou
sand lines placed by the Mahin
Advertising Company, of Chicago,
for the B. F. Goodrich Company,
of Akron, Ohio. The contract
was brought from Chicago by
Carlstrom in what will always be
known as the First Aerial Mail in
the United States. The aviator de-
livered letters for President Will
son. Mayor Mitchell of New York,
Thomas A. Edison, General Leon
ard Wood and The Deutschland,
but the special consideration Of
his Deluxe Mail delivery was the
large contract with the Times for
the fifty thousand lines to adver-
tise in nineteen seventeen Good
rich Silvertown and Goodrich
Black Safety Tread Tires.
Carlstrom left Chicago at six
o'clock Thursday morning and
reached Hammondsport Thursday
evening. where he was forced to
descend on account Of a leaking
valve. He made the fight into
New York Friday morning from
Hammondsport. distance of two
hundred and fifteen miles in two
hours and twenty-one minutes
a rate of one hundred and thirty |
four miles an hour. At the end
Of his trip as he handed the Good
rich contract to the Times repre-
'entatives, under whose auspices
he made the fight, he asserted /
hat a one flight trip from Chi
ago to New York barring me-
'hanical trouble was a certainty. /
lie was met at Governors Island,
where he landed, by crowd Of
Army Officers and Members Of
he Aero Club and newspaper rep
General Leonard
Wood was the first to greet him. /
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-11

The Hon. Ted Roosevelt says
he would fight at the drop Of the
hat, but his more or less admiring
countrymen know that he is to-
busy oil the time talking through
his hat to drop i'll. G. Ably. ]
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-11

Brooklyn proposes to save
$4,000 q year by abolishing the
Office Of coroner. It probably
realizes that it is not necessary
to have q coroner to decide that
. person had been hit by an auto
MOBILIZE. G. Ably.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-11

l0-&oo, An, el)DeGuO lmsuuo & lhW Ioale
~ ~ ~ ~ olsouo 60 SoDmoA
Il addition 70 oehef propsstiss. Lax Foe
ce0ta3no Caocaso II acceptable foem, .
stimu1otingL LAXATIVE aad Tonic. Lax-Foe
ects e0ectivsay and does not gsipe nor
diotusb Stomach. AZ the same time, e ajds
digestion. asosses the liver and secsetjons
and seotosee the healthy funct3oos. SOC.
(AdvntiseneaG)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-11
alO STOMACH TROUBLE
Y3Glds % OGliolous Vlnol

Ghrsvspoel LAT had . bad seoms
Ash trouble for ysass and became -
weak I could hardly walk Of do any
work. Ny appetite was poor, ny food
would not digest, bloGted and was very
weak and nervous. I tried many rene.
diss without help. / saw vinol advsf.
tissd and tried Il, and now my stomach
troubls 10 conpletely cured and ] an
we'll. L xAnoIAIx.
vlnol 10 guaranteed % tone up the
tired, ovsr-taxed and weakened nerves
q ~ stomach and ersste strength.
ynp. r. Taylor 4 Bro. Druggists.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-11
FOR THROAT AND LUNGS
0xUDDOnM C0U0nO AND COLES
Eckunan's
Alternative
0oRD N ALL xnAn0eo D0uooannl

Stopping an advertising cam.
paign to save money is like
stopping a clock to save time. Ad-
vertising is an insurance policy
against forgetfulness. 1t compels
people to think Of you.-Modern
Methods.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-11

! Only one woman to every 1,OOO
ID in the United States il pro-
tected by an 8-hour law.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-09-08

To Loan-$2O, 900. interest rate 61a
per cent. No delay. w. Carow.
Telephone your ice and coal orders
to phone No. 1, Peoples Fuel &
Ice Co.
Louis Hammers, of Hayward, ar
rived Tuesday to work on the News
Budget staff for few days.
Rueben Jessel came home from An
tigo Tuesday, after spending the
summer there. He is student of
the local high school,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-09-08
COMING EVENTS

Sept. rs, ~, %, 29-Rusk County
Fair, Ladysmith.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

9luf @runO zines i'm Greisgeridt
81 Gopiou eingereiAten @eiudes I'M.
ter5ei9nete 9ii6ter Duncan geitern
einen 8eiebl, Der 9loam &nierim, ben
friiberen 9rdiioenteu Der o@ieilaut
Tollmteer Sire GompanD" onpeilt
@riinOe an5uge6en marllm er OaS
gonde in ieinem Bette 6eiinolide
@iaent6um Der @eieaifaft nidt Dem
Gice-@rdiioenten oerlel6eu 6rieOri6
9oblen oblieiert. Die @eleal1aft
wuroe I'M SUM 1916 incorporirt,
lmO auierim purOe ais YrGliOent err
md6It. @r murOe fiir5li6 eriudt, 81
reiigniren, oa feline 9[mtsfiibrrng
ni6t 5uirieoenitelleno mar, mie oaS
@eiub aneiebt uno 0as eingereiht
mrrOe, neil er ii6 meieerte, iein 9lmt
nie0er3ulegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
Bari nit cincm pammsr.

Inter Der 9ei6uloigung nit ei-
nem Sammer na9 Dem 8 Sabre all
ten 9legertnaben GaOio W}cGop &c.
morfen 81 baben, poour6 Der SSunge
eine @eruunolng am 9lrm OaDon.
trug, batte ii9 eeltern 9Sa6mittag
ser ailtider eines 9lbfaapagens,
5ranf 0Haer, Dor Dem &oli5eirihter
5obannien im meitli6en 8oli5eige-
ri6t 5u perantiporten uno murOe 81
einen Dollar @eloitrafe nebit Soften
oerlirtbeilt. 9luf 9eiragen wesbal6
er ni1t Die Eeitide benuBt babe, err
flGrte 9liuer, OaB er IN oergleiden
Sdlen lbon triibere Grfa6rlmgen ge-
madt babe. Ser SSlnge 6atte allf
Dem @ugen %laB genommen lid
aber trot mebriaher 9luiforOerlugen
nidt bon Dem @eidbrt entiernt, 100.
rauf ser Wlom eineu Sanlmer err
griff unO ua6 Dem &na6en mari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
NIiIdRreis. .Sraae nod midlt erIeOint.

Gas grefutio Gonite oes ,Mil1-
FroOii8enten @ereinS BON W2arD-
lano uno Benniploanien" 6ielt ge-
tern I'M nSotel &enuert" nit Sen
bieiigen W}ildb1nolern cine llnterre-
Dung be5iiglid Ger @rbo6ung Oes
Freiies fir cine @ollone Wlil1 Inn
8lpci Gents. SSn Der Sieung, weIbe
1inter beri6loiienen 9biiren obge-
6nIten ipuroe, gine es rebt ftiirniid
5l. Die 8armer bel6uloi9ten Die
pduoIer, ooB oieiel6en Dem Bubli-
htm gegeniiber ben Stanoprnft ein-
nebmen ais Oh Die 8reiserb06unq
gar ni6t notbmenoig iei, pGbreno
iie auf Ger onoeren Seite Oie 9lbiid-
ten Der 6armer fir gerebt bulten.
Cine @inielns wuroe ni6t er5ielt.
Sn 9lnbetra6t 0es 6eDorltebenoeu
Giienba6nitrifes purOe Damn be-
lAloiien, 0ie 9lneelegenbeit bis auf
SeitereS ruben 81 laiien lnO am Is.
September mie0er cine @erlonlnl-
lung absu6olten. Gie @eriommlung
miro ieood uicbt itattiinoen falls
Der 9abnitrife inn @ange fem iolIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

Sin Seuer, oas einen aif $4,000
9eI6dtten SdaOen perllrla9te, GER
it6rte 5 &ol56duier nit Snbalt auf
elmer bel Smfng's @ias gelegeneu
6arm. Gas 5euer fonnte auf Nlei.
len I'M llmfreiie geieben peroen, uno
nngeidbr 800 2clte aus Der gta6-
bori6aft maren 5ur Siilfe ber6eige-
eilt. Yiele BON oieien ip1ren beim
@inlhr5 eineS brennenoen StalleS
beina6e 81 S9a0en gefommen. @S
gclang nod Dor Oem @intreifen Der
Seuerwebren bon Bifesoile, 9tei-
iisrstomn im0 9(rlinetou. 7 Eieroe
INdis Dem brennenoen Stale 81 retten.
0as 2euer breitete 1ib bonn Stale
our6 Slnfen ouf bier anoere @e.
bGu0e aus, oo1 fonnte oas @o6n-
baus gliidlicbermeilc oiirdb Sormi-
rung elmer gimer-9rigaoe gerettet
mcroen. Das 8euer muroe BON ei.
nem 6urmar6eiter eni0edt bod bat
man feline glbnung, uie es entitonoen
lit. Der @ieentbiimer ser Sorm lit
@0moro g. &nab, oo6 wuroe oielel.
be BON @iniireO 2odar0 lmo ieiner
Somilie beipirtbi6aitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

Eieie aimoe bringt cine Cepeibe
aus &openboeen al Die Grhonee
EeIe9rupb So.
@ngIiiher q itron6.
(9rabiIos nat Sabolue)
Serlin 81 9hig. III Gie lleber
ice 9faArihtei 9laentur ma6t be,
fonnt, Dab Die folaenoeuboldnOiibeu
Gompier ae5punaen muroen i6re
@oit in Gnglouo 5i loiien ,8oeros~
bon 9lmiterOom nah 9otapia;. .9tino.
iani@ 93otterOom iiir 9atapia; EoeI.
Oiif~ upO n9loorOam.~ 0lotteroam
fir Stem 9ort; nSimor,~ @atapio
fiir glmiterOum
Deutf6eS Shiff briht
8Iodo0e.
(Grobtlos an oie nglil. 3reHe".
Berlin, 81. 9lugult. Cine
fur5e Gariteuung ser Reile oes oeut.
l1en 0onlpfers n@larie~, meIher
Den boaGnoiiheu Safen 9otobia om
IS. Mfai errei6te, naHoem er Ser
britilben 6lotte entihliipite, uno
nicbt. mie friiber beridtet muroe, 8u-
fldt IN einem oiritoniiaen 5luB
aenomnieu bate, 5eiet, ooB Der Gout
pier crfolereid sic 9lodnoe in ser
gior0iee uno al Ser Nliinoiua oes
Subj Shtiies gebroHen iino ieine ga
oung geloidt bot, welde, ioie BON
Oeutihen 9eomten gelogt miro, oen
9eutiden in 9lfrifo oie Ni0glihteit
COB, ibren @ioeritauo aegen Die Gn'
tente-9lniirten fort5uieteu.
DelItlHe Otarine.Gffi8iere 6eboup.
ten, OoB sic bon Dem 0ampfer o01o.
rie~ auseefibrtc Expedition iidl mir.
DIG an Ole Seite Ger BON ser oWl0me"
uno .Gmoen4 misgefiibrten Stiid.
6en iteucn f6nnte.
Gie ,.Mlarie~ mar un6emafinet
Greimol brad lie oie 9lodaOe uno
bel Der lcbten @eIeoenbeit mar iie TO-
gar ge3mungen in nu 80 NarOs
Gntiernuug. in ser 6iuiterniB bel ei.
mem engliiben aononeuboot, melhes
Den Suoi-6luB bemahte, porbei5u.
iobren @ritiide &reiBer beiboiien
oie uMarie" mebrere Sage lang. Bon
1880 obgcfelerieu Shiiicn muroe
Oos oeutid1e S6iif 100 02al getroi
len, ino Oennod geIong eS i'll, einen
ueuiralen @aien 81 erreidelL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
syiir irlamOiIdJe Gyrei6eit.

Selite gl6en0 fin0et i'm Sotel SSoDce
cine @eriammlung Ser 5reunoe Der
irl6noiiden 6reibeit itott, pel1e bonn
Goieme, 8meige einberitfen lit Gie
@erlammling beginnt Inn s llbr
9lben0s, unO lino electromagnetic 9ieo.
ner anpeIeno, iowie Ielegationen ser
Cumberland uno @aibington, 9. g.,
3peige. Giele Sreauilation 1T cine
rationale uno mur0e i'm Wldr5 5. 8.
in 9}ew Dorf ge9riinOet. GieSoupt-
@eomteu linD: @ictor Serbert 9}eu-
gorf, @rdlioent; Tbomos 9lOois Gu-
met, 9letp gorf; 9Ibt6. So6u ".
@off 92ep gorf; 9lcbt6. S'93eill q.
9DalL ct, 2ouis; @2gr $. 9[grouL
Gew g)orf; Sol. Mc2ougbliM Ebi-
laoelp6io, Sames S'Sulioan, 2oip.
eli, Wlail., @ice @rdiioenten; 9lhtb.
SomeS 81. Macguire, Stem 9aodeIle,
9S.y., @oriiber oes Gyefutio Gonli.
te'S, Sobu 3. W}oore, 9lem gorf,
Sefret1r, un0 E6omns SuebeS Gcl.
IL, 93ep yorf 5AasmeIiier
Ger 3ped Der 2iaa lit ole 9elpe.
oitng elmer notionaleu 6reibeit fir
syrlano 81 iorOern unO 81 unterltiis
ben; ole 9lrbeit uno Snouiirie aus.
Subouen uno oeu 8ertauf irldnoiIder
4rooufte 81 f0roern; ebenio tpie Die
irlduoii1e Spra6e, 2iteratlIr, W}llIif
mo Ototional @e6rdude ser o@ael~
Ole bieiieen 9eamten iinO: Stepben
S. WicDonoueb, Frdiioent; 90. 8.
W}urraD, SefretGr; G6arles H @bi-
teiorO; Soiepb s. Elrufett; S. s..
9ronOp, S1dbmeiiter; @. @lcSbane,
Sinan5 SetretGr; @refutiO Gomi.
te; S. 9. Gunninebam @. s. S'Gou-
nor, Sol. Serome s. SSoDce @t. s.
WhlrpbD, 90. S. Suebes, E6onas s.
2ubp un0 8ot. s. @ranoD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
Nrei gaItimurcr aMf Scr ,,gylcntpNisu.

Srei SaltimOrcr anf Der y9icntpGiS".
gliif Dem Ser, Stootcn 9reu5cr
rWiempbis," Ser inn &oien BON Sml
Gomingo ourd einen pIobli1 ouftre-
ten0en Sturn oilf Die 6elien aetpor.
fen iuurOe ino mo6ridbeinli6 eiu
OoIlitdnoiges @rad it, befiuOeu Iic9
ouG orei ilnge 9eute aus Baltimore.
@iner oeriel6en, a2eloin 3. Sreoe.
rid, ser Sobu bon George 6. 5re,
oerid bon gfr. 2640, 9ernoroItraBe,
miro bonn Wlorine Gepartenent ais
DermiBt gemeIoet; er befano lid il
ser Nlotor 9arfoiie Der DWlenl.
pbis" mo war aui Oer0iiidfo6rt bonn
2onoe, ais 0oS fleine sSo6r3eug fen.
terte Otto 9ippert bon 0fr. 800,
Siio Golt 9lpenue, mar ebenfaQs I'M
Iel6eu Niotorboot, miro ober ais &C.
rettet rnO imoerleBt qemeloet. Sin
SrelrnO bon i6n1 Somes g8. Greig,
BON Gar. 435, Siio 9lo6inIonitraBe,
6eion0 ii6 ebeufoas infer Der
Mannicboft oes areu5ers; er Oieut
ibou felt bier So6ren in Der Woriue
unO mor 10 bonn Gieuit befrieoigt
OaB er 0eribie0eue 6reunOe inter
oieien Den obeuerwd6uten 9uppert,
6epog, 9ienit in Der @larine 5u neb-
men
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
G6nnffrllr feilnchnLtrn.

Der Jieaer Miliom 9coDans, Der
am @}ittpoH 9lbeno Oen SO Sabre
alien Sobn z. &eaD bon Gar. 1888,
@rantlD .9lpeuue, nit einem 9aitauto-
mobil in ser FrattitraBe iiberilibr,
ipurOe geItern bon Gihter Yadaro in
ser mittleren @oli5eiitatiou unter Der
9lnlAuloiguug, Gelp iiberfa6ren unn
Oerlebt 81 baben fir Elm weitcres
Ger6or am 10. Oftober feitee6alten.
ga ScoUans feline 9iirgIdait iteleu
fonnte, muroe er naG Dem @eiGng.
nib eeianOt. &eaD lieet nit einem
gebrodenen 8ein i'm MercD-Soipital
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
Sm @arOcmOille Elm Gycrcr.

9eniomin Srenfer bon @aroen-
bile bate oaS llneliid, cine binter
Ieinem @obnbauie 6eiinolihe 9aub.
fonmer uno cine 0liantitdt 6leiib
ourd 6euer 5i Oerlieren. @r fam
ieood BON @liid lagen, ooB elm Serr
Oauio Sobuion oas 6euer rebt5eitig
ent0edte, ais er nit ieinem Nlutomo-
bill oorbeifubr. Serr Sobnion wedte
ioiort 0ie @ewo6ner Oes Sauies, mo
oie Seuermebren BON SamiIton,
Nperlea um0 @orOenoile wllroen per
Gelepbon ber6eigerlifen mo fonnten
oos Seuer auf ieineu Serb beidr0n.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

II SIN SSranflin Squore.SoIpital
Iiorb 5pei Shiuoeu nod Ieiner Gin
leferlng ser bier Sabre oIte Ser
mann Seiilrib BON 91r. 2549, SOL
Inns StroBe, an @ranomrnoeu, Die
er oeitern g}abnittag beim SpieIen
nit 9treidb0l5ern oiIf oem Sofe ser
eIterlideu @o6nlne erlitt ua6oen
er iein aleioHen IN 9rano geiiedt
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01
@eIaiIde epiunaae. QIeIdidlien.

Plus 8riiliel miro geihrieben. Gic
engliihe Hegieumg bat oeu @erhuh
genocbt, lib ser 9lffaire @omea gu
bemdhtigen ilm in Scr geiammten
S8eIt ole W&eiulme ouffomnen 81
laiien es beltebe in @eleien cine
Oelltihe Shredensberrihqit. glodl
beilte perli1eu oies fran5oiiihe gldt.
ter, 70 5uIebt ser r6iearo" IN einem
2eitortifeI aus ser Se0er oes befann.
ten SbriftiteIcrs emile @ereerot.
gr Iteat 0ie 9eboupting auf @oitb
Gamel ici aroufenpfleeerin gemeien
babe oelitid6e SoIOnten in menihen.
freunOIihiter g8eiie eepflcgt lmo ci.
ner oieier ibrer &ielgliuge babe iih
aepeigert iie 81 eridicBen. gliemols
ober MAIDEN umiere 6einOe oeu Ser
iu6. oie Ginee 81 idiloern mie iie
iicb mirflirb 5ugetragen boben. NRan
fam Die 9ebdnpting aufiielen ooB
in 9riiiiel nnter engliidber 9eiasuna
eine oeutihe Sro1 oie Elm @eihdit
pie 6r6ulein Gawen 6etrieben boben
miiroe, iith gor nidbt mebr frei bate
6cwegen fonnen; man bate iie nit
onoeren 9lrgeb0rigen feinOliher
Stooten in Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eeihleppt Sn @riiIiel ltben unter
ocr ocutihen Shredensberribait
25,000 6ran5oien frei mo uugebinr
bert. @enn iie iid ieOe @ode Elm.
nal 5lr Gontrole meIoen founen iie
ibren @eihGften nadgebetl, Sum
oerte BON SronSoien limo Snbaber
bon @oihpirtbidoften Sotels uno
Yeniionen Eaiiienoe pon 5ron50lin-
nen orbeiten in 9erufen. oie iie fort.
geiebt in @eru6ruue nit Dem iibri.
gen @eIgiern brinaen, imo oa magt
man es nod, BON Shredensberrihaft
ali ipre6en. Gin omerifoniider eng
lanofrelmolider Sournaliit bat iiineit
flipp iuo flar geiaet, oaB er an Der
gan5en glffaire @amell uichts fin0et
ais cine eneliihe @lamaee.
SSreplinq mollte oos @eihdit oifeu.
bar i'm aroBen Stiple betreiben uuo
oes6alb Iauote ct oeu 6eIomeiiter ser
belaii6en @an0erooaeI init einem
9rieie gum bclgilhen @oninl nab
@lilIingert Ser all oen &riegsminiiter
nah Sc 8apre meitergeben loate. SSn
oieIem griefe perlangte ser ueile Sr.
ganiIator oes belgiIhen Nefruti.
rlmgsmeieus @elo uno ole @enebni.
auna, Die 9lrbeit perrihten Su our.
len. Ga me0er 9(nhport nod @cl0 IN
9riiieI eintrai ih6pite Ger quite
O1ann, Der iu5pii9en oas Hefruti.
rungsgeihdit NIT ieinen SeliersheI.
fern beeonnen bate. @eroaht aeQen
einen ieiner N}itnrbeiter in Ser 9ln.
nabmc, oieier bate @el0 erbaIten,
molle i6m aber 0apon nihts abacben.
Nus 0ielem 0'rllnoe entitanOen @ei.
bereien uno oie Grgdniiation trabte
5uiannlen. Sb 6repIina iid ouh
lonIt nod All &riegSlpionaqe bethel.
liat bat, founte einmanoirei niht ieit
geltellt perocn. Gr III sum Eooe Der.
urtbeilt moroeu. DoS llrtbeil miro
aber pegen ieineS @eiunobeitsnitan.
oes uorerit niht ponitredt meroen
Sn einen beion0ers auten &erbdlt
uiB 5u ieinen a)liiarbciteru ibeint Scr
Ncrr nidlt QeliunOen An h0Oen: 0elul