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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Zalmon G. Simmons,
Grant Simmons and the beautiful Miss
Nancy Olcott, southern girl who has
been guest of Mrs. Simmons for some
weeks, went to Chicago today. Miss
Olcott is to go to her southern home and
Grant Simmons leaves for Yale where
he is to continue his university course.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

Frederic Robinson, Robert Head and
Morton Frost are returning today to
their studies in the Northwestern Mill
tary academy, on the banks of Lake
Geneva. Alexander Rossi, the young
man from the Philippines who has been
a guest of several of the younger mem
bers of Kenosha's best known families
for the past month and who is also a
student in Northwestern Military aca1-
envy, went back to the school on Sun
day.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

Thirty-six baskets of fruit were dis
tributed among the sick and shut-in
and large consignment of vegetables
sent to the Kenosha Hospital on Mon
day after the harvest home services in
st. Matthew 8 Church on Sunday, when
the flowers and fruit were used as dec
orations.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28
MR.. HURD's FATHER DEAD.
Death Occurred Before Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurd Who Were Called to TT.
Atkinson Reached There.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Hurd were, called
to Fit. Atkinson on Saturday by a mes
sage telling of the serious illness of
Mr.. Hurd's father. Before they reach
ed the family residence in Fl. Atkinson
Mr.. Hurd passed away. His funeral
services were held today
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28
PLAN INTERESTING NIGHT.
Eastern Star Will Celebrate Chapter
Birthday in Masonic Hall Some
Time Next Month.

Fifteen members of the Eastern Star
will take part in a farce, "fThe True
Origin of Masonry" to be given in
Masonic Hall some time next month.
Beside the farce there will be pro-
gram of music and reading, followed
with cafeteria lunch and social
which will be the first this season.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

The Waukegan chapter of the East
ern Star has invited Mrs. Theodore
Kreiman, worthy matron Of the Keno
sha chapter, and John Hughes, worthy
patron, to be- guests at six o'clock
dinner in the Waukegan Masonic TEN
pile Thursday. The Illinois grand ma
tron is to be present.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

Miss Pearl Lafayette was hostess at
a surprise party arranged in celebra-
ton of her sister, Florenee's, eighth
birthday. The guests were Mabel and
Grace Cooper, Viola and Janette Ander-
son, Grace Werve, Jennie Richardson,
Ethel Jensen, Dorothea Lloyd, Mabel
Dittler and Melvina Lafayette.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

Clarence Evans, $50 Drew street, is
to go south for the winter because of
i'll health. He will go to the Royal
League Sanitarium in the Black Noun
tains of North Carolina.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

Miss Ida Walden Thomas returned
yesterday to her home at the Winde-
mere Hotel, Chicago, after spending
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Grant in Prairie avenue Miss Thomas
is sister of Mrs Grant.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

W. H Barnes, Clarence B. Brakeman,
Earl Hamann, John E. MCGEE, Sigfred
Pearson, Frederick R. Bahr and Frank
M. Nowakowski B. A. of Valparaiso
University, banquetted at one of the
local hotels Sunday afternoon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

Mrs Roy K. Dorr will open the sea-
son for the Monday Luncheon club by
entertaining it at luncheon Thursday
afternoon in her home, 743 Durkee Az
snue.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

Mrs. B. c. McCready of Pittsburg is
arriving today to spend several days
with her sister, Mrs. Harry B. Robinson,
476 Prairie Avenue.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28
WOMEN LIKE HUGHES.
After Interview Last Week Wisconsin
Suffragists Voice Pleasure in
Meeting Him.

Mrs. H. M. Youmans, president of
the Wisconsin Suffrage Association,
said in an interview yesterday that she
was gratifed at the cordial reception
she was given, wehn as representative
Of the Wisconsin suffragists and ac-
companied by twenty prominent state
suffragists, she was received at the
Hotel Pfster by Charles E. Hughes the
afternoon Of his recent visit to Milwau-
kee. Mrs. Youmans said she and her
party were given audience Immediately
after Governor Philip and his advisers
were admitted to Mr.. Hughes drawing
room in the hotel.
Mrs. Youmans gives the following ac-
count of her interview with Mr.. Hughes
and of her impression Of his wife whom
she describes as BEING a wholesome, re-
fined, sincere appearing, attractive wo-
man of tact anu discernment.
Recognized by G. O. P. Head.
"Both Mr.. Hughes and Mrs. Hughes
gave woman suffragists Of Wisconsin
pleasant recognition on their visit to
Milwaukee, September co. said Mrs
Youmans in telling of her interview.
" A group of twenty prominent workers
gathered at the Hotel Pfster and a
brief interview was held with Mr..
Hughes. The president of the Wiscon-
sin Woman Suffrage Association said
a few words of appreciation and
thanks for the advanced stand taken
by Mr.. Hughes in favoring a federal
amendment for woman suffrage. A
bunch of roses bearing a Votes for
women badge sent to Mrs. Hughes
brought her from her room. She wore
the roses as a corsage bouquet when she
stepped upon the platform at the Au-
ditorium at the great meeting address
ed by Mr.. Hughes that evening. Mrs.
Hughes is Milwaukee girl by birth.
Sh' left that city when four years old
and she told the group of suffragists
that she remembered very little about
it. +"
Kenosha Women Going.
An interesting program is being pre-
pared for the district conference Of
suffragists of Rock, Racine, Kenosha,
Walworth and Waukesha counties, to
be held at Delavan, Tuesday, October
10. Greeting will be extended by Mrs.
Dora Loomer of Delavan and all of the
county presidents, Mrs. B. M. Caples,
Waukesha; the Rev. Olympia Brown,
Racine; Mrs. Dora Loomer, Wals nth;
Miss Harriet Alden, Rock and. Miss
Harriet Balm, Kenosha, have place on
the program. A member of the Wis
consin delegation will give report of
the national convention in Atlantic
City and the state president will speak.
Hughes Gets Local Approval.
Local Suffragists are congratulating
themselves that each of the state can
didates in their legal affirmation Of
their approval of certain planks for
which they stand, all endorsed the ma
ticnal and Democratic platform planks
favoring woman suffrage.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

Jacob Giles spent Tuesday evening in
Lacrosse.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28
May Discontinue Present wav.

Upon the success of the present nom
nation will probably depend it's con-
tlnuance' 1t is said in Milwaukee that
a concerted action to repeal the present
method of nomination for some other
to be suggested later may be inaugu-
rated at the coming convention as it
seems that dissatisfaction with the
present system has developed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
@irtbidoftlide 3nfuuftsnutbwenOis-
teiten 9cntldllanSs.

,ll eincm &ortrog, Ocn Oer prciis
biiAc Sonotogsnbecoronetc Eaul
6u6rmouu fiir5lidb III Berlin biclt,
ia0tc CT. oo@irtblhoftlibc 6raeeu
boben and bel iriibcrcu &ricgcn oft
ciuc &ollc geipieIt, aber III ser
6oiptioNc tru9cn oicic aricgc bod
einen ne6r ODER uinoer politiihcn
Gboroftcr. IS morcn mciit &ricgc
I'M Die politii@e Mad)t, pcriirild)t
our6 Ons 9eItreben ser Gunoiiic, ib.
re Niadt oiis5ubreitcn. Der gcgeu.
pdrtiee &riee lit eiu 8on5 onoerer, cr
lit foit Gin rciner @irt6l6oitsfricg
qcmoroen iluO bat feline llriad)e lebten
@rOeS aud MIR III lpirt6ihaitlidber
N}omciiten. 9eionoers uuier Saupt
icinO-@ @nelong mar cs, Ocr ans
pirt6idoitlibcn imo politii6cn@riiu.
ocn oen @irt6idaitsfricq nit imS be-
gonn inio( DER iib iiir oieieu gSirtb-
fdaitsfrieg oos 3iel geiebt Bat: Scr.
ui6tlng Oes oellticbcn @irt6iAoits.
lc6cns.
Der arieg bat ms ii6crroidt Dor
oIlem chen AUDI ais @irt6i6oiis,
frieg. 9liir milit0rii6 moren mir
8um @liid gcriiitct, mir Dem frditi9en
&oritob unicrcr topicrcn Secrc uer
oanten mir e5, OoB oic @cgner int
Often uno ir Meitcu ni6t unIere Syn.
Duitriecertren trcfien lnO i6mer ida.
0igcn fonntcn. 9IlS @olf scr pernr-
beiteuocn sSnouitric iiu0 mir bon Der
@iniubr pielcr Siobpro6ufte o66Gng.
ig. 9anf 0em bo6cn Stonoc imierer
@iiicnic6aft mo GeHnif ober ipiBte
unicre Snomtrie iitb in picllcn 6Gaen
8u belfen. @s lit INN ober falib,
weun man gloubt, fir einen fimfti-
gen &riee oiirN 9lniamnllng GROCER
Yorr1t6e poriorgen 81 f0nnen. Die
ciecnc EroOuftion lit iuno miro iiir
unS lnlmcr olc Sauptlabc bleiben.
0aB a6cr Snoritrie mo 2onoipirtb-
id)ait in Oieicm ariege nidt periagt
baben lit 6ouptidbli1 elm @riolg IN.
iercr S6ue5ollpoIitif.
@ir 6oben iniere 9ctriebe i'm
Srieg leidt lmorganiiirt. 9iel, oiel
i6iuieriger miro es na6 oem Srie9e
iein, lnier geianmtes @irtbi6ofts.
le0en um5lorgoniiiren IS miro oes.
6alb, i'm @u6et mo Spefulotion
bon born6erein 81 inter6tnOen iiir
ole llebergongs5eit notbig iein Den
gegenudrtigen 3uitono oeS io5ioIiiti.
ibcn 2tootcS bci5u6c6aItcu. Ionu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

0bcr Gilt cS, fiir inicrcn 9llSiu6r6an
Del picOcr ncilc 9lbioBlcbiete 5li idoi.
len 9lud OoS miro nidbt lcid)t iciu,
elm gSirtbidaitStricg miro uns Oobci
nod mcitcr bcporiie6en Oeun sic
@oiptabi0Bgcbicte miiiicn ou6 uo6
Ocm &ricge mieOcr lmieregio1barldn.
Der icn. Ger 0oltptQcOonfc scr
3utlmit a6cr, oic midtigite 9liigo6c
tiir lnicrc %olititer miro iincrc So.
lonilotion ietn. Su Ocn lcbtell sSu6r-
5ebnten bat ole inncrc Colonization
iUcni9cr 6ortidrittc gemodt, mcil scr
ASreiS iiir @riu0 lmO 9oocn INNER
bobcr gclticgcn iit Gas muB anOcrs
mcrOcn. gSir miiiicn 2ono iboiicn
fiir ucu an5uiicOcln0e 9oucrn Inn
Die bducrlidc &on0mirt6ibait 5l lt1r-
fen linO odOur6 3ueIciG cine Qclunoe
mo tin0errccbe 9cpolterlmg QGpin.
ncl. Cobci oiiricu mir uotiirIi6
tclnc cin1eitl9c Gnhuidllnrg nntrcs
ben; Sanowirtbihait mo SuOuitrie
lino iiir ms pon gIci6 groBcr 9coeli-
timg.
3lm S6luB icincS &ortrogeS fam
Scrr 6nbrmom nod ouf Oas Ocut.
i@c GoIonialreid 5i iprcbei mO
worntc Dor llcberid0blmg ieiner BE.
oeltlmg. ySolongc mir mur cine
tSrcibcit ocr N2ccrc bobclL oe ms
ucrbirot lit our6 internotionale
&crtrdge imO gI6mo6lugeu. lpcr0en
mir bon iuiiercn Golonicn wenia 9}l.
Ben babcn. gieoIc 9Pabt nnlB Oie
6reibeit Der @lccrc iboficn ino It'll.
belE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
gahu.llnioll.

altoona 4d. 10. Nldr5.
@nn ocu SO @aiiogicrcn 0cS G5ico.
goer 9lib5rges Der @cnniDluonio.@i-
ieu6obn welder gcitcrn glbenO 80
Oleilen ipeitli6 pon @orriSburg in ci.
nen @iiter3ug bineiniit6r uno Damn
ans ocn S6ienen iproHg, mltrOcn
nlr 3 @erionen ocrleet, iuo aud iie
fonnten na6Oem ibnen Gr5tli6c &c.
banoltng 5ii G6cil gciporoen mar, sic
9teiic luieoer ontrctcu, ober Der 6ci.
ser 9. y. Sbope mnroe gctootet, mo
ocr Sofolnotipfiibrcr IbonlaS %.
,Srout mnroc i6wer perlest
Gie Dlaidine oeS glib5ltges itiir5te
bonn 9abitoanm Geruilter. 0ie @oi-
iagierc beianoen iith Idmntli6 III oen
S6lahpaecn unO narcn bcrcitS 3u
8ett gegangen. 9ie mciitcn iprroen
aiiS i6rcn aoieu gei1leuOert. SSn
cincu y}ot9 Soipital 5n @lifflin pur.
ben iic Derbunoerl lmo Damn iebten
Iie Ole 9ieiie tort. Gur6 oen ltnioG
luuroe Die gauge Strede onf me6rerc
Stunoen geIperrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
gnnniam pprnn!


Gas lit Der Hat6 cincS conooii6cu
Giicubabn N}agnoten. @rfIGr.
te ib ocgcn @croroBcrung Der
9Irmec. Gauo0a ioIltc iporcn.
@}ontrcoL Canada, 10. Mdr5.
Soro SbolncIiu scr 8rGiiocnt
Der vGonaoion Eociic.GiIcnbabn"
bat iib Ger 0cifcntli6fcit ais ent.
idieOencr @egncr OeS @Iones Ocs ca
na0iicbcn FrcuiiernliniitcrS Cir &o-
bert @orOen porgeiteQt, Sic conaOii9e
9lrmce in europa oui 100000 Otann
5ll crbobcn. @ei eincr gcitcrn gl6eno
81 Bropogan0a5pGdcl cinberuicnen
Gcriomnllno prominentcr WtilitGrs
unb @eidditslcute crfldrte cr often,
er 5oIte oie Soee fiir ni6t pruttii6.
@enu Canada 81 ieiner ougcnblid.
Iihen gIrmcc nod 225,000 0}am
6in5ufiigen woIle, 10 piiroe bolo Gin
enpfin0li9er llrbcitermangel eintre.
tcn S6on iebt babe OoS 9ldcrbou.
Gepartement Die canadian @ociiic
9abn" Inn @iiIic criudt imo iie gc
beten, 10000 6arluer nad Den lueit.
liden @ropin5en 5u iAidcn, ipo bic
9eilte fir Saat ino 9eitcQar6cit
oringeno bcnotbigt miir6eu.
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na0o Ocn 9iotb, nit Der Ncfrutiring
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i'm Eager, mo 10000 Monn. pclc5e
ettpo $12,000,000 inn Wtonat foItcten,
ieien INNER nod in Gouo0a, o6nc
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beiicr gelpcien ia9tc er, man mare
beodhtiger porgegdngen uno bate
fiir ipdteren @cbran1 $5,000,000 i'm
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mari eirt ooB in scr SnOuitric nod
feil @angel berridcn piirOc, rnS
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&orO Sbalnciip trodcn outuortctc,
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bic l5roucn in Die glrmec cinreibc.
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0ier, brdbtc cine &cioIiltion Gin, oab
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nnoa'S 9lntbeil am @cItfricgc 3u Der.
groBern. Gr iDuroc ols9e5iIdt. @s
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genomneu, IN mcl6er Die @criu6c,
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ten 5um @intritt IN 0ie glrmee 5lt CT
mlltbigen. SSn Der Geriommhtng
icIbit obcr iaue iib fcit ciu5igcr SIC.
fruit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
git 4rgislatur.
@fODibitiOnsDia aus
OeuI @cgr.
Sralereien mnS 9eitilIes
riets ittGt betrDffem,

gtcuc Spirihoicu 6o6rifcn oocr
@roucrcicn Oiirfcn ni6t crriGtct
peroeL wem elmer ser crpd6n-
ten 0iitriftc otrodcn~ ocDt.
@ciOc Sduicr bis @ontog 9(bcno
pcrtogt.
Annapolis, 10. @idr5. Iic
6eiOen SoGilier Ger N}orpl0noer sc.
icegeblmg bieltcn 6cutc Gormittog
cine fllr5c Si6ung nn0 ocrtogtcn li1
Inn ll6r bis 0ioutaQ 9lbcnO, nod.
ocni Der Scnnt 0oS glmcn0cnent ntr
Rrqbibitiousbill in @cpiD oilf Oic
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EcitilIericn jlriidbcoroert mo 10
omenNrt bottc Dob in oen I6cilcn
0cs Stootcs, iuclebc bel Ger n1hitcn
@a6l cine Nlebrbeit iilr 2ocol Cp.
tion nbgeben, feline ncucn @roucrcicn
oOer Gcitillericn crridtct mer0cn
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@eld1itc ibren 9ctric6 inoerGlOcrt
rortieben Iic omcn0irtc Dill FAM
Damn bon neuenl an oaS llntcr6ouS
5uriid uno ipuroe luicocr nit cincm
@otlan pu 81 gegen Is Stimmcn an.
genonImcu.
@olpcrncur @orrin0ton, ucl6cr
Die Spiritltoicuirogc aus Sem @coe
gerdlnnt bobcn polltc inO iel6it 0or.
aif io5, ooB bcioc SoGuier 6elte sic
Bill IN quito @erioiiuna brobtcu 6ot
crflirt, OoB cr Oic 9ill unter3eidncn
miro. ipcnn scr @cnerolonuolt ole.
leIbe ior9idltia gepriiit bo6eu miro.
S9cnr irgcno Elm Gbcil Der nob5c-
ndnntcn Giitriftc. Baltimore, @olti.
more GolutD, 9lllcgonp Golntv,
&oibingtou Gountp, S5rc0crid 60,
%rincc Georges Gouutu, Gllicott-
Sitp IN &owar0 Golutp, 9lnuopolis
rmO Der finite Giitritt nit 8rooflDu
mO SABRE oe @rocc 6ci ser 9l6itim-
mmg cine N|c6r6cit fir Socol Sp.
ton abgc6cn Oouu miro Ger Spiris
troicnpcrfori III iencnl Gbcilc om 1.
.Olai 1918 cingcitcnt
Vic ndHitc lpidtiaiic Gc6ottc i'm
Senot miro bic 9ill fir oic Gupcitc-
rima Der Stootgrcn5cn pcutriodtcu.
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borough lueiltc bciltc uutcr 0en @c-
Bge6lmgsmitglicocrn unO beiprod
nit oeniclbcn icine Gbancen iiir Die
Domination iiir Ocn 9lnocsieuot.
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6rcmOcnOcrfc0r 1915 in scr saiUcij

SremOcnpcrfcGr 1915 in Der Shwcj.
@igcutlic5 CAB cs i'm periloiicncn
Sabre in Der S6mci5 ii6er0diipt lei.
men 6rcmOeuucrfc6r; iowcit man DolI
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mcnigcn 9usIdnocr, Oic troB Der
&rcn5ibwierigfcitcn ocn g9cg in Die
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uniab Oiiritc nod geringer gcUclaI
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Ter SGu0cr. Seine 8r6tcrpcuiionaie
aucroingS 6lieben lcer imO wcroe'
boffcutlid anh nod 0em ariegc leer
bleiben "a bic oeuti6en 8o6ter Oie
lie 81 fiillen pilegteu ii6 in 3ntunIl
mobI bon oicicr StaOt, Oic iib irdlI'
3oiiidcr 9ebGbrOct ais sic 6rolBoleI
ternhalten lucr0cn.
Si Bern liefen piele ser &elirc
bnngen 8riammeu sic iih nit ocr
5ufinftigen @eitoltimg scr Eiuge "
europa befoBteu @cgclt Gn0c oe'
Sobrcs 6rodtc cil GinhI6r 1rlnI
cinigen @crfc6r in sic 9rmocSbonpl.
itoOt; Der Gerfe6r trug bier IN 6olae
oclIcn mc6r ola irii6cr commcr5icllcn
Gborofter. 9'cribicOcnariiQc Noll.
OcISbcSiebun9cn, sic dnA 0ir1 ocl'
Srieg nidlt aonj pcruic6tct pcr0cn
fonntcn 1obcu 3iiricb imo uobl ol~
@cnf cinigermoBcu belcbt, ud6rcIl0
Solel ii6er cinen ioit pouitdnolae'
StiIIitono oeS @crfc5rS SIT tlo9'"
bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

9Imcrifo pcaeu Grcujucrlcbung Ill
guci So6rcn @cfdnomB ocurt6cilt
woroeu IT, /. ~ Spdter gcitonO
GngboIm icincn redtcn 9loncu Gin
luo crfI0rtc, cr ici idwcoiidcr 9}o-
tionalit1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

2fpcrpool TO- @dr5. 81
feds Nonotcn @efdngniB Bel Barter
slrbcit ipnroc gcitcrn bier ser bci
lciner g(ufunit Gil goro oes lom.
piers y9oplono" per6oitetc Gorl @u-
itop @ng6olm oerurt6eiltl pelHcr
utter Der 9(ufloge itouo, Dem ion be-.
fragenocu 9conlten gcgcnii6cr folidc
Slngo6en iibcr feline @erion gemddt
SIT 6o6cll
Ter @lonn bat iid6 5uerit ols @e.
rails Gomoro 8roncis San Carlos
Sollano Somilton ausgege6en @r
batte be6auptet, in Surrep, Guelan0,
ge6oren 3li iein. 5erner iaete er, er
babe in Scr merifoniihen 9lrnee ge.
0icut lei olS ncrifonii6cr 9oloot III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11
0entidlIanOs ciiernc Miinaen.

0eitidlnuOs eiiernc Niiin5cu'
3n Ger @ragung BON ciierncll
3cbnpiennig mO 6iinijigpicurl9'
fifteen ibreibt 0ie 9crIucr rSdalf
dc 9tinOibou"
0ic glusprd9ung ser ciicr'el'
,Siinipicnni9itiifen gc6t raid pol'
Statteu; biSber iino 6crcitS anna
bern0 umO 25 N2illioncn Stiid Dcr'
gcitc0t ionu1 Der picrtc C6eil oel
oli 100 @dllioncn Stiid 6cnciicrne'
@eioinmtiunlnc pon ser abcr jll
n6dit mlr 3 DILL. 92. 5ur 9micrip
gln9 porgcicbcn iinO Eie gllsprai'
gun9 rihtct ii1 nod Ocn gc0irIll
fen ocs @cIopcrfc6rs. Ser llmlall
ceS ciierncn 9lciugclos maGt l@
lett 6ereits 0eltrn0. Gen gSitiihe
nod 3ebnpiennigihidcn Mrs nllT
mebr e6eniauS baIo entiprotben rcr
ocn. 9(u6 oieie @eloiorte fam ~
elmer @}enee bis 81 100 @illioue"
Stiid allsgeprGot weroen. Ga dl'
einen ailogromm $50 5tiid ausg'
6rodt iperoen 10 miirocn fiir ocn Vt
iamnltbetrag ctpa 357t57 9g. G.
for0erlid iein. IS miro ober fan"
Der poIlen Sutnne 6eoiirien, I'M y"
Seoarf an 3ebnpiennigihiden 81 ,.
frieOigen Gie eiierncu Nliln5u
miiiien ip6teitenS , Sabre no6 0r''
oensi@lub altBer alrs eeieet weDe
uno fommen olli oen miin5geieBlie)1"
aopibetrag an 9lideI. uno Snple'
liiiin5el nidt in 9(nrcdlmnq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-11

ocu 9Ingeflogteu noN ocu 9Inrogc
Oco StaotSonmoltS mO ucriiigtc Oic
loiortigc &cr6oitng.