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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-08

'orlprpelloe refltnD1g Wtano ipm efter
epne log libel enbper Sffe-IbpIitio.
nit ! Den fire 6oroisning at ban por
Sitos 5ienoe, og iom meo tsrre Zine
os | religies Crfaie iaa fine Senner
gaa | Stamp oe blipe ifilbt.
Men fit beremmeIige Napn BANDIT
ban ferit ienere.
Get bar / Sftober 1859 at SSsobn
Srofpn iamleoe en- Sfare 4boIitioui.
tier og Negre og falbt ino / Spoito.
terne for at llorpboe 0egerilaperiet /
bets Irneifeb. San pperrumpIeoe
Statens arienaI / Sarpers sSerrp |
Slrginin, og Der blep ban inoeIluttet
at ben ienere berpmte Spoltotsoenc.
raj Eobert See. San boIot ms til
enoen cg bar Den iibite iom baarot
iaaret blep fanget meo en- beb Spu
foran Jig, meo Den enc Saano pau e,
anoen osenoe Sons IliIs og &iilen /
ben anben Soanb.
Sobn Sronn Ellen 6smt til Oeben.
San bar lin Sfiebne meo ltor Mo.
Seq tror, min Gen," lagoe ban til
en- nti-Mbolitioniit Iom talte meb
bam / Spneslet, "at 9e er IfpIoia
/ ltor uret moo Guo og Wennei fer =
ieg tiger bet uben at bile loare Gem
o9 b%oemiombelit er / lin gobe Set til
at ifrioe ino ~ligeoperfor Gem for at
befri benz Iom Sc meb ipnbig @ilie
boloer / Srrloom. Seq mener at
leg banoleoe rietie, og andre bill
banole ri9tia Tom ifriber inb moo
Gem naariombelit og altio." San
uotalte ogiaa / Sangslet: "Sec pil
pioere 10 iagt at ale s Spbitatsfolt
9ier Het / at pere iortercbt paa ct
Sp9ior / oenne Sag, ct Spgisr iom
nlaa femme for S perter BET. Oct or
mart uoe meb mig. Men bette
Spsrgsmaal = Seq mener Heeer.
Itergsntaalet - mao afgjeres. grt-
Den er life enonu."
Sil Ell Sen ifrep ban at ban bar
glao iom Saul; for ian pioite at "om
De br9bte ban, pilbe oct mGgtig
fremme ariiti Sag"
Gen 2oen December 1859 blep
Sobn 9rolpn b9ngt. = S ct sgble-
tree, ON man tor tro ben enc 8eriion
al Giien.
gesipenbeben oafte Ell beipoelig
Spiigt. Ibrabam 2incoln, iom bob
oe liee meset imob Soplssbeo %
Selptpat lom moo Slaperi, ioroemte
lterft Sobn Sropns 5anoling. @mer.
ion laa meb flor Spmpati paa bam.
@ictor Sueo foreiloe at Der bnroe
I9ttes Iom @rapifrift oper bam: "8ro
Gbriito iicltt Gbriitus". Ss Song
felloip ifrep / fin Sagbog ben 2oen
December: "9ette blir en- itor Gag |
Dor Siitorie, lloeangsplnftet for Ell
M Gepolution, liee paafrGpet iont
BEN gnnle. Nu meoens ieg ifriper,
fsrer oe gamle Sobn grotpn til Sal'
gen / 8ireinia forbi ban forisgte at
beiri Slaper. 9ette er at iaa &ino
for at beIte Spirpelpino % oen
bill mart fomme."
9ongfellotp iii aet. Serten Naa-
neoer efter brsb 9oreerfrigen no. S
September 1862 fnlgte SincolnS
Proclamation ON Heeerllaperiets
SpbppelIe. S September 1862 ino-
tog General Sberman atlanta. %
/ Nopember beapnbte ban lit geriale
Soa giennem Siertet al SpoItaterre,
ira gtlanta til Sapannab. Sg pad
bette Cog bar oct Sobn gromns Slrl
Iebebe 9orbitats S9ren. unoer
Mariden aiennem Sennesiee, 8eor.
eia o. @ieitere giennem Spo-Garolind
por oct Solbaternes balpt religisie
Spiang:
Sobn Sropn's bobJ lies mculoe.
ring in the butt,
gut bis foul goes harding OF.
@Iorp, elorp, Saleluiab".
Eli De fienbte Soner al oisIe Gin.
Ter blep Slaper siort til fri N9no,
os Sobn gromn bepnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-08
Slammed Sfomaaer ium Nruina.

Glilha Cornell, Der / mango Iar bor
tilpriltct liz ct tarpell9t llofomme oeo
at Iappc Sfo langt noe pan Norbli-
ocn / minneapolis, aier / oisic Sage
Sorbercoelier iii Ell Heiic iii Nem
9ort, bppr n itprre glrp lflIllc pcute
ham. Gu apinoc peb 9tapn &ettp
@libben Soplano, lom Soppeltpma.
gercn pnoltaar par hans @eoitcmo.
oerS Soiter, oprciteoe / lin Sib ct
Sonb. iom bet operbro0eS Den iaa be-
tienbte o. nplia Adobe WrS. Settp
Green at beltpre % iorsae eiter Ell
@aiia al 6 Trpcent. %co Mrs. @recnS
Seb ifuloe Normen bele9 mellem be
Arpinger. iom ba melote Jig, % oer-
lie Tor biSic iaa betpbnin9smloe Te-
riooe er altiaa M imotraoot. Gen
eanlle S%fonlaaer tiger, at Ell bunoreb-
aarig SamilicbibeI. Tom mi opbeuo.
res / @ibion Gitp Sl., pil aiaipc iii
itrrffciiec @epiier Tor hans Ncttia.
beber iom Iruing, ibct ct iulbiiGnbig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-08

SpiQinsers 2iabeb er ofte laa 'tor,
at oe Ipopanlispis Inn meo Den ltsr-
'ite @anifelisbeb fan bolbes ira bper'
andre al 29rerne for grempel. SAD
leoes aif. fortGler en- init apis. I
1880 TO @rebre / en- al gerltns
Sfoler; % De bar iaa lige bitaroen.
at De life blot fcnitant blep forperlet
al 9prerne, men enbog al i'm cgelt
Wor, iaa Sen enc til Staoigbeo
maatte bore en- blaa Slsife % oen
anoen ell rsb. Sor nogle gar iioen
tieneItsioroe Der | ct @oroerresi-
ment to 2pilinsbreore, iom bar
b%inanoen iaa lige, at man filtlilf
maatte I9tte Dem ino ! forifielise
&ompanier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-08

eenp "Teeprah. epken % *es arnrn" III
elraf % Seruer I @dnrleinrnrf. aarsfon'
f,noenien CT s $3.50. Eoric ineresnef.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08
MAKE A BUDGET.

If the prevailing high costs will be the
means of introducing more common sense
into home management, they will not be an
unmi1led evil.
Upon one phase of the subject we have
already touched greater ingenuity in
eating-of which the boycott is the rather
noisy expression. Life can be we'll lived
without eggs, butter, turkeys, and anything
else, when its cost is in excess of its food
and palatable value There are too many
substitutions possible for people to continue
the intolerable burden of old habits.
The whole problem reduces itself to one
little word of six letters-budget. Make a
budget. Put budget in thy purse A
budget is planning how to spend your in
come-dividing your money by the payroll
SO you will get the most comfort for the
least money
While everyone must, of course, make his
own budget, the following estimate is sub
mitted as an illustration: Is per cent for
rent; u per cent for operating expenses,
such as light, heat, ice, car fare and laundry
IL per cent for clothes; 10 per cent for
amusement, education, church; 10 per cent
for lodge, doctor, dentist, savings and in
surance, and 35 per cent for food.
Certain of these expenses must be met
Immediately. Others-as clothes-are in
Cured at stated intervals; others-as doc
tors bills-are subject to fuctuation The
secret lies in not overdrawing any account,
and in banking what we might call the
various sinking funds The fact that there
is no sickness in the family this year is no
excuse for spending the money you have set
aside for this purpose; no telling what will
happen next year. If YOU want something
for which provision is not made, you should
cut the amusements and save on car fare
oftener luxury than necessity; only on
the direst necessity touch the savings &C
count.
There is no reason on earth why man
should treat his own salary with less re
! spect than the funds of other people en-
trusted to his care. The budgets the thing
1t is the substitution of sense for chance in
spending management VS.. misery
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08
THE CATTLE TICK CAMPAIGN.

Announcement that several thousand
more square miles of Florida are shortly to
be freed from the Texas fever quarantine,
reminds us that during the decade in which
the anti-tick has been in effect in the south,
nearly half has been freed of the pest.
When the Department of Agriculture first
took up the crusade, few stockmen were in
sympathy with the work. The tick had
always been here; it always would. 1t stood
to reason. On July l, 1908, the tick quar-
antineed area comprised 10000 square
miles of territory in fifteen states. Today
over 100000 square miles have been re-
leased, and the Department of Agriculture
estimates that in two or three years the
quarantine will be lifted everywhere.
States, counties and people are every
where cooperating earnestly with the gov
eminent, spurred to emulation by demon
strated results elsewhere.
Coming back to Florida, as, indeed, it is
our Alpha and Omega, our be-all and end
all dawn of hope and sunset of achieve
ment, we are happy to note that Walton
county has taken the first definite steps
towards tick eradication. A half-nill tax
levy has been proposed, from the proceed;
of which dipping watts will be constructed
and county agent employed to conduct
The great work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08
AWARDED DAMAGES
AGAINST RAILROAD

One case was triel in the court of
record yesterday, this being the action
for damages brought by C. M. Frank
against the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company The plaintiff was
awarded verdict br $500 and inter-
est from date of SIT.
The contention ilthis case was the
plaintiff having ben forced to suf-
fer great inconvenience and loss of
time and money byeing forcibly de-
tanned at a stationk Alabama four
teen hours. 1t apnred that Mr..
Frank, upon the ssurance that a
fast train would bp at a certain
point, had bought, ticket for the
purpose of catchin the train. The
latter, however, dinot stop there,
and plaintiff suffed a delay as
| stated.
Thirteen businesand professional
men appeared in Il court or record
yesterday and plead guilty to doing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08
WORTH 1T. EVERY CENT.

Counting the supplementary estimates
to be submitted later on, preparedness will
cost the United States eight hundred mil
lion dollars next year Provided, of course,
congress makes the appropriations, of
which there is little doubt The army. with
1903, 1000 this year, asks for S373, 600. 900
next year; the navy, with 1913. 100000,
calls for $379,000000. Defense will, there
fore, cost the United States considerably
more than the total expenses of government
before the European war.
Every branch of the army and navy is
TO be developed. The fleet, the first line of
defense, will comprise, in 1921, twenty
seven dreadnaughts, six battle cruisers
t enty-hve second line battleships. thirteen
scout cruisers, one hundred and eight de.
stroyers, twelve fleet and one hundred and
thirty coast defense submarines. While. o.
course, it can not be known what rank the
United States will occupy upon the com
pletion of this building program, it is in M
sense to be considered as the limit i
simply the expression of the doctrine O
preparedness which has been decreed b,
the American people.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08
AIRPLANE DEVELOPMENT OF
THE NAVY.

Complacency, as Secretary of the Navy
Daniels says is the father of dry rot-a
fact, by the way, which it would be well
for us to lay to heart. It is, therefore, IN
the spirit of broad construction that in his
annual report he criticizes the development
of naval aircraft, which, he says, has no,
progressed as rapidly as its usefulness
demands"
1t was only within the last several years
that aeronautics was considered at all
seriously by our powers-that-be; and only
last year, indeed, that anything like an
adequate appropriation was made for the
maritime arm of the service.
According to Secretary Daniels, there
gre now seventeen airplanes in active use in
our navy, and sixty ordered, including
several of foreign manufacture. The British
navy is said to have 9,000-certainly it has
a very large number.
Because Of the lack of governmental in
terest in the past, airplane manufacturers IN
the United States have specialized on land
machines, and have not considered, the
peculiar problems of naval airplanes. A
dependable engine has. yet to be developed;
furthermore, the manufacturers don't I'm
derstand sea conditions, and neither the
floats nor structure stand up under the ser
vice Secretary Daniels thinks that the
large twin-engine airplane that has been de-
signed and built in Washington, and is now
undergoing tests, may be'a step towards a
solution of the difficulties, and proposes
that the government continue these con-
structive experiments, in addition to pur-
chasing from private manufacturers. A
good idea, but why are not these expert
ments made at Pensacola, ''the aviation
base?' Why does Secretary Daniels, II
his report, limit the building of airplanes II
Washington?
The three and half million dollar ap
preparation of last year Secretary Daniels
asks to be increased to So, 133, 900 in orde
that the development may be continued
along adequate lines. One of the creates
lessons learned from the European war i
the necessity for large trained personne
for which reason the last session of con
gress authorized the admission of civilian
into the naval flying corps. A joint arm,
and navy board will shortly determine tn
division of responsibility of the army an
navy aviation branches, after which tn,
subject of coastal air stations for patrol an
defense will be taken up Perhaps, in time
aviation will he made separate service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08
ATMORE
ty Jail.

Atmore, December T. Misses
Susie Wright, Loddie Merritt,
jeanette Goodwin and Messrs.
Jesse Goodwin, Walter Agerton and
L. B. Andrews attended the pie sup
per at Walnut Hill last Thursday
night.
Misses Barbara Smith and Ethel
Jackson were visitors in Oak Grove
Saturday night and Sunday.
Joe Gully and son of Canoe spent
the day very pleasantly with his
brother, S. R. Gully last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. T. Merritt was in Atmore
Monday shopping.
Messrs. Fern Ward, Henry Teat
and B. M. Minis Of Walnut Hill at
tended services here Saturday night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08
COUGHED NIGT ANDDAY
How This Little chan Boy Was
Cur,

How This Little 6han Boy Was
Cur
We want the pae of Pensacola
to know that all lers like the fol-
lowing are truthfulnd genuine:
Towanda, Pa.-"bok a little or
phan boy to live h me and last
Christmas he contred hard cold
which developed inbronchitis. He
was very i'll and a Il cough set in
so that he coughenight and day.
After trying evehing, nothing
seemed to do himhy good, until
along in February got a bottle of
Vinol. After using Il the bottle his
cough began to inlve, and two
bottles entirely cui his bronchitis
and he gained in xht so that he
doesn't look like Il same child"
Harry A. Stephens Towanda, Pa.
The reason that oh syrups fail
in such cases is luse they are
palliative only, whiNinol removes
the cause being ctitutional rem
edy in which are ctined beef and
cod liver peptones on and man
ganese peptonates glycerophos-
pilates. 1t strengthened revitalizes
the entire system assists nature
to expel the diseasNhite's Phar-
macy, Balkcom Drrto., Pensacola.
Also sold at the Lesg Drug Stores
in All Florida TowEAdv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08

Before the war the buttons on your suit
came from Germany. Now, the chances
are they come from Japan. Up to two years
ago. imports of buttons from Austria and
Germany amounted to S812,424 from the
former, and S744 ,422 from the latter. Since
the war began, importations of buttons
from Japan have more than doub+ed. IN
1915 the imports from Japan were only
S196.484. This last year they were SITE, $40.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08
THE SCRATCH PAD.
By THOMAS EWING BARNEY

The fact that Germany has cap
tured Bucharest doesn't advance her
one inch in the direction of Calais.
The Germans got to Bucharest and
we made strike down on the bowl
ing alleys on the same day.
There are just as good fish in the
sea as have yet been caught, as the
net in the British cabinet will shortly
demonstrate.
A news dispatch states that the
high cost of living is due to the in
creasing cost of farm products, and
there may be something to this.
Rain kept the Kentucky hunters
and fishermen indoors for a day, but
the tales that will be told back home
won't suffer in consequence.
We are giving away no secrets of
state when we say that little hand
shake now and then is welcome to
the best of men-especialH when his
name begins with J.
What is said to be the latest hor-
ror of the war is the shell that brings
tears; but it can't be any worse than
some of the jokes that are still go
ing the rounds.
A Seattle, (Wash.) actIess says
that hundred kisses a day from the
man she loved wouldn't be near
enough; and since she patakes of
forty a day as it is, in the course of
her theatrical performances, she
probably knows what she il talking
about.
Golf playing is coming under the
same ban is cigarette smoking. A
Washington dispatch says that "big
business interests have under con-
sideration the elimination of golf
players from managerial positions"
This threat will have the effect of
showing many of the guttapercha
teasers into the back yard to chop
kindling, which is every bit as in
teresting and considerably more dig
nified.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08

3. T. EDATUNDgoN.
Ios South Palsfox street Phone ae4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08

Reports to the Bureau of Labor Statistics
from approximately 725 retail dealers in A
of the principle. cities of the United States
show that the retail price of food as whole
increased approximately 3 per cent from
July Is to August Is, and 4 per cent from
August to September Is. From July to
September the increase was approximately
per cent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08

The fact that Germany has cap
tured Bucharest doesn't advance hel
one inch in the direction of Calais.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08

What is said to be the latest hor-
ror of the war is the shell that brings
tears; but it can't be any worse than
some of the jokes that are still go
ing the rounds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08

The proprietor of a circus is held liable
in tort in the Tennessee case of Boswell VS..
Barnum & Bailey, for abuse by his usher Of
patrons who refuse to take undesirable seats
when finding those for which they have
coupons in possession of others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08

business without license. Each
were required to pay the costs of
prosecution, obtain the required IL
cense or spend ten days in the coun-
ty jail.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-12-08
BANG AWAY.Ys TOD

Skowhegan, Me-, ! Tod Mer-
rell has bought a en metal suit
to wear during thenting season.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
lSuli1ciaeridlte,

9(uf geronlaiilmg Ser @e6orOeu in
@Qicott GitD wurOe Ourd 9eteftios
9bilip Spre6er in Saft genommen,
melder BON elmer Srau 9. Sones
Der @erausgabiing tpertbIoier Gbeds
beihuloigt lit. Spreder purOe aber
bereits wegeu anaebIiben Giebitabls
zines Nlotorraoes berbaftet rno Der
@entral-@oli5e eingeliefert.
IeteftiOe 8roOleD febrte ge-
itern nit SarrD Sones aus 4bila-
oelp6io nod bier 5uriid, peIder oes
Diebitabls zines lleber5ieberS be-
iduloiet lit. Sein Gomplicc, @ar
Stren, pel1er BEL ser glntiuft in
philadelphia cbenfaas oerboftet pur-
DC, fonnte iid bon Dem GeteftiU los-
reiBen uno berIfipano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

93ep gorf. %. Wioi. Sin
Wom, Der ieineu glamen ais 9loolpb
oe 2eeliip, "a Sabre alt, onqob uno
oneebIi6 Elm SoaGnoer it, iDuroc
beiIte 9lbeno bon Captain SunneD,
Dem OberbmIpt Der agomben.glb-
tbei(iug~ Ser glciu. gorfer @oIi8ei,
perbaftet inter Der 9(uihuloiguug,
ben Snbolt bon &egierungs.Tot
menten preiseegeben uno oieleIben
in llebertrehtng oes @eieteS ollm
Infauf ongeboten 5u baben.
Ger @erbaftete lit ongeiHuloiat.
ii1 erboten 81 baben, Dem @apitdn
@up @aunt, 0em Marine.g(ttahe Der
britiiben 9otidait, gegeu @e5abhns
bon 5000 Den Snbolt BON iieben
9riefen 81 entbiiaeu, bon oenen bier
oaS Siegel Der oeutiden @otihaft
trugen. 0e 2eup erfl1rte auqeblib
Dem gItto1e, oaB er Olrd finan3ielIe
8erIeaeubeit 5u Dem Sdritte getrie-
ben moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
Der lebte gOrtrassabenO i'm ASea.
bD0n.

8eim beute 9l6enO ItottiinOenoen
lebten GortragSabeno Der Saiiou
our6 Die borgei1ritteneu S6iiler
Ses 9eabooD GonierOatoriilms miro
General 2aproion 9liggs, ser Gice-
gr1iioent Ger Goriiber Oes Gonler.
Oatorium Counties, Giplome uuo
9e6rer Certificate an Die uadiic-
benoen ShiOenten, pelde ibre oor9e.
ibriebeue 9riiiuna beitanoen 6abeu,
ausgeben.
9iouo.Giplome: aatie Bacon,
@tbelpu Grpoen, 8lande Seauuette
Sartlage, 9ouiic @. Marib uno s.
8ioIa Suder.
Sarmonie-Giplom: Benjamin 6ein.
itein.
@iano.9ebrersG 0larp
6. gertolet, @leanor s. 2iggs, 8ut1
9. 9inbommer, @1rg %. Gbrismer,
g. gllleto Sannon, @li5abetb S..
Sarris, 2ioa Sill, 90. W4a0eliue Seal.
icr, 9l0a 8. 9aoeIle, s. Genos 2eeOD,
Marion q. NSp, sc Meiiina, Selen
W1iller, Sienna n. @ad, 9lnnette
&reutiB, @laops %. 9idaroion, 9.
See Go6inion @liie S. Somuel,
@orD s. Sdneioer, 9ouiie s. Sdro.
Der, 93ellie 3. S6epparo, 9eila
Sbenpooo, Samuel 9. Sours, @au.
rieI 81. 'Sprague, Selcn 30. Stad.
bouie, N3arp u. 8eb6, Selen 8eis-
bampel mo Ofnrion 8. 8ilferion.
@iolin.9e6rer.G Certificate: SSsroeI
0ormam 2ois 8erginia @orreIl, So.
iepb s. Smbroeulio mO @llouiie
9errid.
@eian9lebrer Gertiiifat: ~. gIgs
mes 3imuiid.
Sogesibill Wlitiiflebrerh. Gertifi.
fat: s. @irginia 0lcSee.
OrgelIebrer Gertiiifate: @race
Sorriet SpoiiorO lmo Mailoe Selpis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
(smphatiIdl beItritten.

Cie @ebauptiingen oes Mapors 0lit.
del. Bon oen geitert Dor Dem
Gbompion gomite ais 3eiigen
pernonlmenen fotbolii6eu @eiit.
li9en. Gie 3eugen erbeben
@egenanihuloigung gegen oaS
Staot.Sberbnipt bon glep yorf
gew gorf, %. Olai. Romii6.
fotbolii1e @eiitlide, oeren Selepbon.
2inien nd1reuO Der llnteriudung
Ger @obltbGtigfeits- -Suitihlte bon Ser
4oli5ei ange8opft poroen uaren
lagten belite Dor Dem 9egislatio.Go.
mite lmter Dem @oriib 6es Staats.
Senators 3bompion ans. sic iuie-
fen auf'S empbatiicbite oie OonWloDor
@litcbel er6o6ene 9lniAuloigimg 5ii.
rid, OoB iie in cine 8eridporung
inpolOirt aepeien ieien, pelAe ben
3lued perfolgt bate, oie 9lomiui'
itratiou our6 9lngriffe auf oos8obl.
tbdtigfeits. .Gepartemeut Der Stnot
in WaiBcreOit 81 brineen.
Gie @eiitlihen erboben ibrerleits
Die @cgenanibuloiguna oaB Der
Wlapor cine berporragenoe Roae IN
elmer @eri6w6rrng ipielte, oie es
oorauf obgeie6en botte, Oie @cripaI.
tlmg ser fot6oliiden @ailen6duier
Der Stoot in Gin i9Ie6tes Si6t 8u
riifen.
9e5iiglidl ser geitern pom 0taDor
Oerleienen glngaben iiber geipiiie be-
lauidte @eiprddbe, oie bon Den @eiit,
liden eefiibrt woroen narelt erfldr.
ten Oie 3eugen oaB ole @ieoergabe
oieier @eiprdde 5ilm groBten S1eil
iugenou ieien.
9efanntIi6 Bat Mopor @aitdel ae-
itern ieinen @iIlen ourhgeiebt itnO
bon Sem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oie
Grloubnis erbuIten oen sSnbalt Der
belaui1ten 1elep6ongeiprGHe be-
fanut 81 eebeu GieieS SicaeS fonn.
te er iid6 nber nidt bon Screen CT.
freuen, oenn es ipuroe ibm i'm ofie.
nen @erbonohlngSioale bon Seiten
eiues S6eiles oes &u6litlms nit
lnoerfennborer Geutlihfeit au Der.
itebeu gegeben, odB er lib ourh fem
@er6alten pdbreno Der lebten go
den ipe5ieIl aber ourd feline 9ln.
griiie uti fotbOliide @rieiter, in mel.
ten areiien miBliebi9 gemadt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
.6ntte nieI MIGf.

@iel Slid bate SSIaof 9iutan, ais
er geitern 9lbenO nit ieinem @eiponn
oie @eleiie Der @enniploonia.@iien.
bobn freu5te lnO babel nibt ooS Ser.
onna6en eines 3pses ser @ennIpl-
ponia-9a6n beadtete. guntan bate
oni1eineno Oie @arnilngsiienale
'ii6er6ort nno 6otte Die @eleiie fait
iiberiabren, alS Scr 3ue Oen Sinter.
t6eil Oes @agenS erfaBte. 9lmton
purOe etlpos lmianit bon ieinem Sit
eei6Ieuoert, imo fam OaS Yfero un-
berlebt 0aoon p16renO Der @agen
p0Qig 5ertriimmert muroe.