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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-19

Success in life is not measured by
n knowledge of text books nor by
college degrees, unless the education
so acquired can be applied to the
problems OF daily needs; not only
physical needs but also the needs of
the heart and intellect. The Just
criticism of former educational
methods is that the student comes
from college stuffed with theory
without the slightest idea as to how
to approach a common problem of
everyday life. He is physically de-
ficient and his morality is too ideal
for modern business and politics.
A story is told of one of our uni
versity graduates. As boy he
showed great promise, therefore,
his father being prosperous farm
er, decided to give his son all the
advantages of education offered in
the state. The boy made splendid
use of his time and graduated with
high honors. He was especially
brilliant in mathematics, having ma
jored in this subject. He returned
home to help his father put up the
hay. The first practical problem he
met was to build common hay
rack. His father was thunderstruck
when he found his son absolutely
inadequate for this single task.
What real use was his knowledge
of mathematics? Unless an individ-
ual can contribute his share in some
way to the welfare of society and
ness, he cannot hope for permanent
success. This viewpoint by no means
narrows the possibilities Of useful
employment, for life has become 50
complex in its demands that the
poet is as necessary as the miller.
We are no longer satisfied by bread
alone but demand food for the soul
as we'll. While the whole tendency
OF modern education swings towards
the utility side. the Interpretation
of utility must be given considerable
freedom or people will measure all
things from the commercial utility
of production. ignoring aesthetic uti-
lily altogether.
The Brigham Young College is
striving to meet the new Ideals and
needs Of the people without losing
the cultural benefits which are so
necessary to the truly educated per-
son. The constant policy OF the
school is to train students to meet
the requirements and competition OF
modern life in cultured and prac-
teal way, with dignity and right
eousness. First OF all. n student
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-19
FARMERS BANK

From assets amounting to $780,
las in March, 1918, to $31S.147.56
December, 1916, tells the story of
progress that has been the good for
tune of the Farmers and Merchants
Savings Bank OF this city. Moth
ing succeeds like success" Is the old
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-19
CENTRAL MILLING co.

The Central Milling company of
Logan Is one of the lank marks OF
the city. An institution Identified
with tho growth of this community
and one that has filled a need in
this growth, An institution whose
patrons are found in every town and
hamlet in this section of the state.
A general milling business is con-
Quoted under the capable manage
ment OF Mr.. C. C. Curl and the
quality OF their mill products is
equal to any, and surpassed by
none. Their policy OF fair treat
ment to all and honest measure in
exchange has brought customers
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11
CHILD POVERTY
BY Amos PinChotl

By Amos PnChotl
Poverty the of civilization Child the Kind
If with t i vii!
child bad
to become
The hope America children That why Nels
He
children beyond have
the widowed
the
ought been century
If mother and lost husband and
would children
them home? That all
Of charity fights widows fights
things that
1883
the public school maintained by wresed the
child In
1917. Public school did
fairly general the United
lack compulsory education No doubt
have compulsory military before compulsory
take the life of a child
the generally brutal stupid hand
charity, back the home where belongs,
charity our SYSTEM
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11
THINGS POLITICAL

1t certainly dscouraging Rpubl
members of the house
rural credits which the Republican platform
happen their remarks OF the last
all Of the ex-justice judicial training
The Philadelphia North American estimated that
draw 60 the Progressive
bv
100000 plurality.
The silence Of the Republican
structve OF the Wilson
shipping board the by
Ohio Republicans who did
Mexican records Silence
Are for Democracs obstructive the
federal trade
credits federal shipping agricultural
Republican predatory program high
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11
MANY LITTLES MAKE A MUCH

desk,
knowledge anywhere
indebted from 50 to $5O?
to people day by day
thinking the small you!
like these good people paying
and
the knowledge that all OF these
suddenly collected would swell
to $500 $1,000?
you point where you appreciate the
0
qualified yourself for the life Of country editor.
when reach that point will wonder why in
tie editor when other
push until reach
him.
quaifyfor know, brother that
editorial there always o
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11
SCULPTRESS OF THE RACE

belle Squire the New Americana
As scupres OF the the
architect OF humanity My body the the holy holes where
fashioned ndebe who
Therefore keep and
be dehd
mayhap, the destiny millions unborn.
At peril will the deie hinder
calling will herself
full fall will
with destiny bound within | indeed
supreme l am woman
My difficult, but will finch | be the
oak beakest HILL and and the
that blooms II valley below
Until death
and be will be carried
which there 5 o
Being vital inhumanity itself
right belongs
POLITICAL
be architect
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11
WANTED

\ woman to clean house and cook
one meal a day. Address, Z. J.. Box
0l0, Carson City. j7-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11
AMELEKITE GUESTS

Mr. Crane conferred several with Mr. Hughes last week Mr.
Smoot and Mr. Penro his callers yesterday Mr.
Mr..
believed by his Progress
lars "robbed' him Chicago 1912
There faithful chief will
candidate robbed 1912
them?
fanaical
If Mr. Roosevelt chooses his depoi his
privilege likely
With highest the
than the mn York Times.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11
Go to the Tavern

The Tavern is situated at the foo;
Of Lakeview hill, three miles north
cf Carson City, and is one Of the
most picturesque spots in Nevada.
You will make no mistake when stop
ping there. Everything is run in
irst-class order Free music and
dancing; also free picnic grounds to
autoists who desire to rest.
r. T. BRIGHT,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11

II you don receive your pay,
re CrIlarlv nIease nOtif- the office
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11

subsidy Wall industry finance? Are
public interest," The prosperity for the
few the other means prosperity for all.
Minority Leader Manns panegyc the Grand Old Party dev-
1912 still distributed the Bible
Republican Creed which the "he which
would have endure the Democratic Observation-Disclosures
reading SOOOOOO increase during
the White House and both branches
Mann to a
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11
NOTICE TO PARENTS

Teaching for thirty-two years in
Carson, my reputation as & teacher
is established. My work has been
attested by Zcch, Lisser, Sherwood
and Padercwski. DO not employ
teachers that stay only six months,
but engage an experienced teacher,
especially for a child. At Muller ;,
PHILIP KRALL, Teacher Of Piano
and Harmony. j2S-1m
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11
LIGHT LUNCHES

Kelly & Lindsay VIE serve coffee
md rolls, cake and rolls at all
hours. POT
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-07-11

Belgium bleeding sacrifice the altar of the greed OF
s'-Tonopah Bonanza
but that would be the condition
the advice the Bonanza
editorials followed by the The Mexican
public and its people would simply be swallowed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
HrpIuiiun IN gleramcrf.

@iIfeSborrc Boy s. 9lug.
GurN cine @as.grploiion i'm
Acknowledgment Der 0elauore,
@adowanuo uno g9elicrn Goal 60,
SIT @omorOsoille, nibt mcit bon bier,
murocn orci Wldnncr gctootet unO 3
ldpcr OerIc6t. 3mci Der an Die
Gbcrildbc ecbrohtcn &ciden iparen
10 idmcr Oer6rannt, 0aB lie bis lett
nod uiHt iOentifi5irt iperOen fonn.
ten.
Die @ypIoiion iouO IN Scr 9ico
9li6-9(oer, NO ingcid6r 200 2cute Be.
i16iti0t mcr0cn iiott. Dicier glb-
ban mar am 6ilBcritcn Gn0e oes@on.
ocS, oaOur1 muroe pcr6inOert, Dab
bic anOcrcn 9Ir6citer bonn Gntfom.
men obgcibuitten oOer bon oen
Stoblcngoien iibcrmdItigt ipur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
BOOcn(eeii(derei.

@egenpdrtig III I'm 9tuftrog oIer
8obenIceufer= =Stddien cine internds
tionale 3omuiIiion unter 2eitune
bon g}rofeKpr Dr. SiegIin (Shltts
gart) am i9pei3eriTdeu llfcr nit bio.
Iooii6cn llnterIubunecn iiber oi
SiIberfeIhcn beI9Gftigt. Bon ben ee.
fdngenen Giitben iteut iie Qllter. Sc
fdIedt, @epid6t, 2dnee. magens unS
Durminbalt. geifcerob, Gisr3obl etc.
genuu feIt. @5cbpn ieBt 1T 5meifeIos.
bob 8lous uuo Silberfelben niht,
ipte bisber ole SSiIncreiprottitsr sldubs
ten, Observation-Disclosures fino. Grs
fcre ndmlih Ieben leoigli9 bon Dem
i'm MdFer l1pebenneu pldntion. ois
Stlberfelben bageeen uiiben bic ieiHs
ten Solben in Der 92Gbe Der llfer aus
uno beldrdnfen ii9 auf Sic bortig,
9ooennobrung, Der3ebren ober eeIe'
gentlib aud befru9tets gier ibrer
eisenen Qlrt. On fano man i'm gau9s
zines Sifberfel1ens 500 gefrehenI
6iIdeier. 9lnbererIsitS Itaten in einent
gefangenen 17407 ungeleste eigenG
Gier ~ Elm Bib Der Fabelbaften
GruAtbarfeit bieIer 3iere. gIugenblid'
Iicb berrl9t nun an uno auk BEN
mS4pGbiI9en mleer" regiier Slider
pertsbr, unO cine Menoe goote ourh'
fur9t bic Seefldde. Dlan 1T mt
Dem Tonge Ser GilberFelneu befbGfs
tigt, unb barauf foIet ber MoHens
fang Der 8laufelden. Bon Iebteren
iperoen i9on felt runo orei Sdbr5ebn'
ten om pirtembergiIden llfer bic
Gortpflonaunesslemente (@ier uun
6amerO ipdbreno Der 2aid5eit geIan,
melt, fiinitIitb befrudiet un0 dusgc'
briitet. 9a nu9 uno nad audi bic lib
rioen @obenieeufsrs sGtdaten oieIeS
Worbil0 nadgeabmt baben, 70 iperoen
suiGbrIi1 pielc Miliouen @rut in osn
Gee etneeiebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
glodl gllotfs6uro.

EittSburgb, Na., s. glng.
3pci6uuocrt WitglicOer Ser ,@itts-
bliro6 @liIitarD Sroining 9liiocia-
tion~ fabren Dcute gtahmittag oui
einem Spnoer8i9c nod Dem 6clo.
lager bel %Iattsblrg, gS..Y., ab. gm-
ocrc bicIige Srganiiationcn weroen
iih i6ncn ipdter bort oniHGeBen.
Sic 2clltc iino ieit 8cgilu OieicS
SobreS bier bon Oifi5ieren Der 9un.
oesarmce eineger5icrt moroerI iiuo
pollt0n0ig eingeflei0et itnO olIsgcrii-
iiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

9(tIanta, @a. 8. gIuguit.
@. 81. @onion Der S6iir6iitcr 0cs
@eorsio observation-disclosures mllr-
oe bcntc Ocs 9lnerifis imo Scr bcob.
ii1ti9ten GrmorOuug Don GbomaS
GcIoer beibuIoiot unO wegen ocS
iblebten @eilmobeits5iiItohoes lei
mes qlnualtcs, obne @iirgihait felt.
gc6alten. ISeIocr wuroe am Com
nerltd9 9l6enO nah cincu &ompf nit
ganion in Der Sobbv gcitodcn nah-
0cn sic bci0en WiGnncr cine 9luScin-
onoerieblng iiber oic gl6weiiilno ei-
ncr ScnotS.%orIooe, besiialid ser
9l6bcruiimQ 0es NlaoorS bon SoOon-
nab 6otten. ,SeIoer, lit gInpoIt OeS
@cicb0urhiii6 .GonitcS 0er9lu.
ti.Saloon-2iga mo mar fiir Oic 9lb.
lebung oeS Wlagors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
NinuitiuuS.GrpIuiiua in aSnioS6crp

&0nigsbcrM 0it FrcuBen,
pio 9crlin s. gEuoliit. Gur1 Die
GrpIoiion elmer 2aorng @limitiou,
wcIde 5lm @eri¬ nod cinem 0c.
pot fcrtig mar, iburOcn 80 Eerloncn
gctootct, oarlmtcr 30 M1nucr imO
20 6ralcn. IA EerIonen erlitten
idlpcre, imO SO leihtere @crlesun-
gen. Gic GrpIoiion perllria6tc Gin
6eucr, Oas lAnclI acloidt per0en
Ionntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Charles 6. NMalca in Glicaau.


Sproh geitern 9IbenO Dor einer gro
Ben 9lelidemnengc I'M Golf-
ieim.
Gbico9o, 81, s. gluouit.
Scrr Sug6cS, ser rcpublifaniiCbe
@rdiiocutid)oits GanoiOot, weIHer
bcute bon Detroit bier eintrof bat
eincn Der onItrenocuoiien Gage oeS
9eginus ieincr @ompa9ue por iiM.
Sin Gonlite, an Oelien Spibe Der
&crouS9cbcr Sobn G. S6aficr nc6t,
cmping Nrn. @ue6es am 9o6uboie.
lin 10 ll6r bate er cine Gonieren5
nit Dem goriiben0en oeS repli6lifa-
nilden Gompognc-Gomitc'S, gSm, 81.
@ilcor, imo Dem 9eiter ser wcltlihcu
Sanpoanc, 9llpie 3. Sert, ioipie nit
WlitgleOcrn oeS gtational.GomiteS.
3luilhcn ~ llbr W}ittagS rnO ll6r
fanO inter Ocn gluip5icn ocS nNa-
milton Clubs" cil 0ffentlider @n-
pIolig III Scr Nohuoa OeS Gouwou-
@cbGroes ltatt, ipo iib oas uotionoIe
NonptQuariicr beiinOet. Sir Den
9todmittag moren fir @crrn iIno
6ruu 6ugbcS ein 9ciut6 i'm Eort
lnO glitomo6iliouren geplant. linn
6 llbr 9IbeuoS Oinirtcn lie I'M u9lod-
ltoue @oiel, iUorauf Scr GonOioat
I'M GoIiiclm icine 9ieOe 5icIt.
Gas Goliiellm wuroc iriib5citig er-
6ifnei. Ger @intritt mar frei. Die
SlcOc, beiBt cs, lpor cine ocr beocu-
tenoiten luclcbc ISerr Nug6es oilf ici-
nrr iebioen Eonr gcboltel bat. lin
10 ll6r l5 9lnmten 9lbcnos iu6reu
Serr Sl06eS mo Weicaidof nod
ct, Foul pcitcr.
%Gbrcno scr 9lnmcien6eit oeS
Srn. Suabcs unO ieincr @attin iiuo
3 Eol5cisGopitdnc, 10 2iellicnouts,
10 5ergeontcu imO 800 NoIi5iiieI
| 81 beion0crcm Nicnlic in Der umtercit
Sto0t obfonuHonOirt
Sr Sltg1cs ea6 ungefG6r 5000
Ecrioncn Oic S6noe Gcridicocnc
SlulOert OaOon morci 6rouen ulO
piclc rieien aus; n@ir mimibcn Sb'
ncu Grfolg.
Eouicn0c mlBten unpcrridteier
Sobe objic6en, Die III Ocr glcicben
Slbiidt gcfonmcn pnrcL init Dem
gr0iiOcntiAoits Gunoiooien sic
Sono 5rl iMiittcln. GS fnnoeu iuc.
MIG loutc Srclioencrgiiiic itott, o5cr
0aliir mc9r ircluoIiNcS Sddcln nn0
Gcrbcugen 100 inuncr lidl Der e6cnlas
ligc &ibtcr oeS Supreme @cri@tcs
3eigte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

ct. SouiS, 8. ghiguil Scorac
SimboIl Smitb, en glgent fir @ol5.
iobrilonten ficl oocr Itiir5tc ii6
5elltc aus einem Senitcr OcS IS.
Stodwcrfes ocs 9ootmcn @anf.@c-
b0uoes lmo blicb onf Ocm Gorb ei-
mes ongrcn5cn0eu iicbenitodigen Sc.
bGil0cS toOt licecn. Scr GuO trot
ougcnblidli@ cin. Smit6 mar scr
Sefrct0r Der SolIt6crn 21nn6cr Wla-
nuIactllrcrs glilociation Scr Nellop
Binc Mlauliacturcrs 9liiociotiou, II.
Der gfational 9lmbcr Manufacturers
sINociation Smitb NOR felt cinigeil
So9ren frdutli1 rno flogte in Sen
lcbtcn Eogcn Oicl iiber oie groBc Si.
bc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
scr. Sanger Oon gaItimure.
(@enrlln0et lss6.l

&anptquoriier: s@crnuaio-12da.
ncrhor-GmLbonS.~ gtf. 852, Noro.
Souaro-StraBc.
Brdhocnt Senrp EbomoS. ger.
3l6, gScit.Sarotopo.Stra
Sobn ". aIeiu. Eiriacut, g9f POI.
observation-disclosures.
George &humclbeber. proiofolli-
rcnoer mo corrciponoirenoer Selse-
tar, Ntr. 40, 6orrcn-StroBc.
Sermonn Midlih. Sdotmcilcr.
gfr. 713. @orncr-Strabc.
SSinon8,GcErct6r Gbos. Ncinbar0t.
Scott un6 Sombtr9.@trobc.
@m- y. &iloehraiiot Niblioibetar.
glr. 2029, 8reoerid-gIDenue.
Gbos. glen, gir. GAG. gloro, }uItc..
gIOc., Soriiter ocs YlnIit.Gomitcs.
nSIrion-@eiansperein,~
nSarmoaie.
p@ermouia-YidnLerbo
n6iobiinn"
~Ebalia-Gaduncrdlor."
uIlc5ort-4Rdnnelhor,
oGidcnfran5,
nScrnauin Guartett.Glnb
gMeIooie.~
oMetger-@Cinnaucrein."
Misunderstanding.
0jciaHaberein."
Smiptaror!ler: asliiiiel'S Sune, I"
Tr. to3, yloro.5reoerid. .strobe. r..
on Samiiag s6cno, NIT 9Iusuahme
OeS orittcn Somiiaas in 9louot.
nSrrcinigte Singer bun Baltimore"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Qem6rrn InLl ncriillmt lncr0rn.

2pnOon, s. gluguit. gSic Elm
Selceroumt Der Gg@onge telegraph
60. aus Nuforeit beiogt bat oer
@ouuerncur Scr Stoot an A. 9hlGuit
cine Erofloinotion aur N6imimg
Scm6erg's crloiicn. 9ln oeuliclbcn
Eooe, fGbrt sic Gepcicbc fort plrrec
bic Gipil5ev0lfcruua oufaeioroert
oie Stoot 81 pcrIalien. 2ie Frotla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

Die g3orOIee 1T elm erft in iiingIter
8eit iiberfluteter Sell oes europGii9en
sSeItlanoIodcls. Nlit ser aeringen
Eiefe BON ourf6I6niitli9 nur 50 m1es
tern iteut iie etne ausgeIpro1ene
GIa6Iee bar, ppn oeren Grunoe i'm
Meiten cine groBe gln5obl idmaIes
unb longgeItredter 9iiiden iid erbeben
nit bo5piihen Iiegen0en &ubIcn oOel
pits, BON oenen bic er1Bte Die am
Siiopeiten0e Der DoggcSdni &egerNe
SiIbertubIe 1T. Die Doggerbant Iertlt
bat cine 2drge, Die Ser Gntfcrmiue
bon &0In nd1 gaIcl etpa gleiGs
lommt; iie 1T bem DaIb6uIen an Osr
engIil@en 3iTte oorgeIaecrt uno ftsut
cine iolde untcrieeiide Grbebung bar.
bic MIR Is bis 80 Dieter bod pom
MaKer beoedt ilt. getunnt lit lie por
oIIem our4 Die SSiibgriinoe, Ste iis
bsSerberet. lleber Die Gntltebung bic
fer langen @dnte bat man Ii9 Iange
ben Ropf Serbroaen; oie GneIGnber
elouben. bab Die @e3eiten oie 8Gnte
uno Rilen seibaffeu bditen, obcr Is
iinb ipObl alter ais Die RoroIce lelbF
iln0 BEN eiS5eitIi9en DiIupialbilouns
gen aIeibauIebeu. oie ficb 70 pieIFd9 I'm
nprb0eut16en Tla6lanbe ftn0en ltnn
bort gon5 dBnltcbe. nit Seen bebedte
DberfldhcnfCrmeH eel@afFen bdbcn.
DoFiir fpriAt bpr allen ole SotIoAe,
boB bic 6iTdnsbe bdufig dus oem gro,
Ben Sizes Der Doggerbant 2noden
bonn Wlommut, pom iriTcHen 0iieIen.
birI9 Terner pom 9ienntier, SID,
qfero unb ipcIbadri9en Nosborn bers
oufbringen. Ollie oieIe Tiere lebten in
benz Gebiete, bepor es unter 8aKer
eelebt ipurOe, unb Str0munacu unb
@e5eiteu Ipiilen ibre HeIte aus benz
llntergrunbe beraus,
Dos gliidIi6 perlaufene @cfecbt an
Der Doggerbant, oos Dor eiuiqer 3eii
oeliefert puroe, ruff nidt nur bos
trogitpmiiGe greignis aus Dem ruI'
iiIHiopanilhen &rieg in bic Grin,
neruug, no Der AomiraI Gofbisls
ipeuIti In bic frieolt9 ibrer Qlrbeit
nadeebenoe englii4e 6ilherflotte bin'
einpfefferte, in Der Weinuug, iupanis
I9e Torpsoobopte Dor f9 81 babeu.
Ionoern ou9 on baS erfte Seegefebi
an ber Doggerbanf spiIAen 0oaano
unb GnglaHo i'm Sabre 1881. 2sbte.
reg befduo ii1 i'm admpfe nit ben
abgeFalenen ameritaniI9en &olonisu.
uno Oa es iia bon ieber feline &aitas
MEN bon onoern aus Dem 6euer boIen
lieB mb bic cioenen Truppen germ
Idonte. Itelte eS an oie 9lieberldnot
has 9tniinnen, i6m 9ilFstruppen gu
itellcn. Gs berief ii8 bei oieIer Tor.
oerlng ouf Elm oltes glbtommen, ers
belt aber eine glatte glbfdee. 60 Fam
es i'm Sabre 1880 5ur &riegSertlGs
rung. Die 9olldnocr ipdren 5lpdr ipes
mig porbereitet, ober fe tdmpften mil
SanstO uno 3dbigteit. oa bic Gr.
bitterung gcgen Die Q(nmaBun9 Gng,
lambs gu CROP par. Die Seel9Iadi
an Der @oggerbant OerIief 5ipor uus
entI6ieoen; Die boGGnDil8e 9lotts
itono unter 3ontmann, bic englil9.
unter Spoe garter. grt I'm Sobr,
17S4, ais oas bisbcr befreunbeit
Trdntreib Sic Rieberldnoe i'm Sttn
lieB, fam es gum Grieocn, in BEN
lebtern febr i9mer5Ii9e 9eoiuguns
gen dufgeSlpungcn ipuroen. Sb man
I'm 9dag in bieIen Sogen pobl einmaI
an iene 3eiten 6uriideeood1t BATE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
5rNnGreict)s Gage.

Der friibcre Miniler Sii55atfi pers
5fFentli9t i'm uGorricre bella Serd"
Ieinen Qlrtifel, tpel4er barIegt bdb 81
250,O00 Ginmobner TrantreicbS ouI
einem slG6enroum bon Sipei wliuios
nen Settor iib in TeinoesseipaIt be-
ftnocn; bomit ieien sebn Wliaiarocn
Smmobiliarlperle. mebr ais pettere
aebn Wliuiorbe an SnoultrieiDerfen To-
pie Iebr irertpollen Moiainen uno
MpbFpffcn, Iedsig 9roSent aIlcr 3obs
Ienqruben, fiinilinofiinfSts prc8eut Der
W4etallinouItrie, iieb3is pro3cnt ber
Eeriiltn6uItrie uno etipo pier5ig pro-
scnt ser gclamten 6inan5traft Trants
retbs in Bic 6dnoe DeutlhIanos iibers
oeaonoen. reberbieS babe oaS fran3Ss
fIne MISUNDERSTANDING lisben
MiIiaroen our6 Gntpertune, fiinfs
scbu bis 5pon5is Miniavben an ben
Q(nIagen in RuBIano folpie betrdbili1e
aubere Summen einoebiBt. DernoH
babe ser fIan80iiihe potriotismus
fosogebalten uno undbldlHg peiters
materiene Gpfer gebrodt, INN ben
Gieg gu erm0gIidep uno ben uniers
oriidten @0Itern 5u beIfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
aIaae cim0crcidlt.

Ielulc Dculc elllCll OlllVulSUcICDl
gcgcn oie &croronilng Scr Staot
Gommiiidrc bon 9tcw Sericp i'm
@unoesgcridjt Gin. ~ @iinibcn
0aB Oos Gcrbot ser D}unitions.
OurAiu6r aufge6obcn miro.
Grrnton, q. s., s. gIuelit.
ScricD Gitp'S &erbot Oes Geri1if.
fcnS uno Der 2ogcrimg bon Solder.
plolipItoiicn purOc 6ciltc i'm 9rnOes-
9cridbt ourd Die @ertretcr Ger Gana.
Oion Gar unO 6oltnOrD 60, StO.,
angcgriifen.
Gic Scricp GitD-@omnillion mabt
Der 0clomarc 2odoponnu iuiO Use
itcrn @iicnbobn S6wicrigfeiten bel
DER glnno6me bon Whtnition olli IL.
rcn 2aOcpI6bcn uno 0ur1 Die alagc.
cinreidung perilden Oic Tcrtrctcr
Der Nllmitionsiirma oieie 5it pcrbiil.
bern.
@inOeSricbtcr &aIlItob miro am
ndbitcn 0onneritog 81 9elmar Die
@riinOc iiir Oen eeforoertcu Oorldllii-
gen @inboltsbcie6l on60ren. Gie
9cborOen bon ScrieD Git0 per6iu-
oerten oic GntlaOung eincs gSog-
gonS @rploiipiiofic, Der BON Sings.
lono, y. s., peri1ifit porOcn mar,
inO Oes6al6 muroc 0ie &logc, pel6e
ecgcn ole fiinf Stoot.Gomnliiidre
bon Scricp Gitp eeridtct lit, cingc-
rcid)t.
&ailt cincS Gontroftes nit Der
uliIiidcn 9lcoierim0 lit Die Wilmi.
tionsiobrit perpili6tct, tdglid 750..
600 tbeinuciie gcloocnc ShrapncIl.
iinO boNerploiibc @ronotcn pdbrcno
OeS 9Iuaritnonatcs an scr @roucs-
@no-gudt nb5ulicicru. Der Gon-
troft bc!Guft lid auf $13,000,000
mo iicbt cine Stroic BON eincnt
BrO5cnt fiir icOcn ip06eutlic6en gIb-
lieIerings gluii6u6 Dor. llc6cr
$7,000,000 OcS GontraltcS lit fcrtig
gcltclt mO ipegcn Der fiir5lidcn Gr-
ploIion auf ser @lod Gom.Snicl bo.
ben bic Neomtcn bon ScrlcD Stu ei-
lie &cr5ogerine III ser &icicrlmg
bcrllrIacbt.
Dlulicr bon unUoIlenOcten S0rop-
ncIl- iuO Soherploiipoeidoiicn ipllr.
Ocn ocm @eridt oiu Ionneriiag Dor.
0elegt, I'M Oir llnln0gIi6teit ciner
por5eitiocn Grplodon 81 beiueiicn.
Sic Wiunitions.@eieaihoft bcbaup-
tet, ooB iic @ionotc binollrH Ourd-
ibnittliH nidt mcuigcr ais ac6n
MoggonloOlngcn Ntnition oerididt
babe, o6ne ons gcrii9ite 9(n5cidcn
cines ltnioIlcS oocr elmer 9eih1oi.
gung BON 2cbcn un0 gigcntbim.
Die &Iage bcbunptct, oaB eS IN
9iclu Seriep fem @eieb Oic6t, Oas Sic
&eridiffin9 perbictet, nnO 0aB sic
GntiheiOlngeii Scr 5wii6cnitootlic6en
Gomiuiiiion ioIc6c Senoiugcn ais
re6tn0Big nnie6en.
Cie @eieIlidoit bat 9(nlagcn in
Canada, 9lcw gorf, BenniDIponict
9lcip Scriep, Obio, Mibigon, Scr.
mont, SQiuoiS, Maiiod6lietts, g9iS.
coniin mo acntldD uuo bc6onptet,
iie tpiir0e idipcre 9crhliic erlcioeL
fous ibr fcine grIcitbtering oclpd6rt
miiroe.
Tic &loge loa and Gin EeitfoIl fir
anocrc Gilcn6obnen iciu
ScricD Gitp bat Die ioIgenOen bon
Der @cicaiHait io6ri5irtcn Nluni.
tionsortifcl in 9lHt uno @onu er-
flGrt: StobIpotronclt @eidoBbiilicn
Sdwar5puIoer, Eriniirotohlel, un-
poIlclocte Sbrapncll- ln0 5uberplo.
lip.@eicboIic mo @}lnitiot fir ao.
noner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09
Nnrdl 0ic NiNe gerriIdt aeluur0cn

&ittSbirgb. S. 9hlgiili.
Bon ser &ibc pcrriidt eclporoen pcr-
barritaOirtc iid OnS Ticnitmdoden
Soa Storr i'm @anie bon So5n
Shunb al ser gobin-S StroBe ocIicra
gcsen glbcno rmo tcrroriirtc Die
0on5c g1odboridaft foit cine Shlnoc
lang, iuoem lie OlIrd Die geidloiie-
men E6iiren luo 6cniicr aif bic
5iroBc ihoB. CoS NaliS ipuroc BON
Der Noli3ei im5inaelt umo bic g4a6n.
Iinnige iAlieBlidl ollrH cineu 5diiB
gct00tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-09

nation beiagte, SOB sic Oeiterreider
IN fltr8er 8eit 8uriid iein piiroen
INN Die Sto0t oeu 9fulieu wieoer 81
entreiBen.