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The Washington times., 1916-05-04
SPEEDY TRIAL FOR
EASEMENT PLEDGED
tcontlnued from rIrst Psse.l

position OF Ireland as whole to the
common foe. In that hope and aim he
had been CALAMITY assisted by Mr.. Red
mond. He thought of nothing else.
cared for nothing else, wished for
nothing else.
The Washington times., 1916-05-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of CO.
lumbia-Unsettled and cooler tonight
Friday fair and warmer. Gentle to
moderate shifting winds.
The Washington times., 1916-05-04

TEMPERATURES.
GU. 8. Bureau.)
The Washington times., 1916-05-04
TIDE TABLE.

TIDE TABLE.
High tide-9:22 a. m. and 1854 D. m.
Low tlde-3:a a. m. and 4;09 p. m.
SUN TABLE.
sun rose. .4:5s Sun sets. 1854
Light automobile lamps TEA p. m.
The Washington times., 1916-05-04
Ube Ralais Royal
A. LISNER Hours 9 to 6 STREET
More
Brushes
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Mirrors

LAST SALE THIS SALE NEXT SALE
Last February Tomorrow
Of in
leading
resulted of
did not equal the demand
Worthy notethe leading
will represented with brushes The
ican
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
MuINenes eSn6ilSnm.

Dos goloene SSubilGum Der gllit-
nabme 0eS gruoers Slioore in Ocn
,,9aperioner-Gr0el bon g(merifn"
miro beltc i'm st. SSolepb'S Gol-
lege" gefcicrt. Die Seicr lit 5ugleid
Iein 35.iGbrigeS sSubildum ais Wlit-
glieo Der 6afuItdt oes Gouegs. gbc-
molige Sdiiler, ipeldbe l6ugIt Oie
S6uIe perInlIeu baben peroeu an
oieler 6eicr tbeiInebmcn. Die ber-
iamneltcn Stioenten umo 9llrmni
tperocn Inn 5 llbr einen llm3ug
ourd sic GoIlcge.9lnloeen ueronltol-
ten, nn0 sic Serren @Opor &.
S'Nlora bon Baltimore imO S. s.
SuIliban bon @aibington wcr0en
ais Geremonienmeilter fmlgiren. Die
DluiiffopeIle Der ntSt. Marps Snou-
ltricIbule" miro Sen nnllitaliiden
96ciI Scr 6eier iibcrnebmeu. Gin
Der SSeicr ongepaBtes @eoidt bon
Tbeooorc SC 9ooigne, in Y}uIif 0e-
ieBt BON Charles s. 6eoit, miro bon
Srn. @iuiom IS. S1unfc poreetra-
gen iueroen. N1it cinem @onfett
idIieBt oas icbone Set. Die Sdul.
gebGuOe lmo oie Slnlogen iino prGd-
tig fir oos Subildim gei6miidt, mo
fir ltntcrbaltlmg lmo Spiele ailf
Dem eroBeu 93aieu beitens geiorgt
Soatc es regnen, miro Die Seicr IN
Scr 9[nItoIt obgebolten merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

Or. @. S. Groncc bon Sig6IonO-
town unO sic 0S. S. 2ouis @erleeer
unO SenrD S6mtOt MAIDEN cine 9lu.
tomo6iltolr our1 OaS meltlicbc @la.
rplouo.
Sr. Samcs S. 6lonucrp unO 6roll
6aben iib apf eiuige @oden nod
IelumoresMoter begeben.
Or. @oworO q. Smith, ser Supe.
rintenOcnt oes uWlercp-SoIpitols~ III
BON elmer Gr6olirngstour in sic Sc
birgc 3lriidgefe6rt.
&oltor gg. gg. S6op itno Trail
bon Niount @oibington 6efiuoen iidJ
i'm Sotcl G6olfonte 5it Cape Mop
0r. 8. 81. Stoi6 ino Soniilie bal
ten iih 8ur GrboIuug ebcnfollS IN
Cape Mlop ouf.
Ser befonnte 9fcdtsarpolt Sclic
8omen lit III ieiner g9obnnng gfr-
1921, gloro.Galpert- StroBe, an ser
Sllngenent5ltnoung ertrantt.
Or. Sbomos Nf. Snre, Scr Supe-
riuienOent ser 9(nti.Soloon.2igo,
miro beutc in @morp @rope cine 9ic.
Oe fir Erobi6ition 6olten.
GSrou Gbas. 2. Ggglciton ino Sri.
6lorence @ogner bolten iih in Gir-
ginia-geob alf unO iuerOen ip0ter
nob 9ltlantic Gitp geben
Sri. Wleta 8. Scoop lit altf cine
ggo6c ta6 Niogaro-6ous lmO Mon-
treal gcreiIt.
Sr. S. @opin Nlortimcr bon Sol-
bot.Gount0 lit sum GIerf in Der
Observation-Disclosures Commit
Jon ernonit iuoroen.
Sr. 9llbin Sei0el feiert morgen I'M
areiie ieiner Samilie uuo einiger
6reiitOe in ieiuer Mobnline Ger.
1915, Oit.SIiper.5traBe, ieincn Co.
@e6urtStoo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

Soudboote un0 Wiinen.
2onooM IL. g(ueuit. - 0os
2loD0'irbe @ureou fiinoigt an BOB
Scr britiicbe 0nmpfcr !, San 8ernor-
oo~, elm S6iff BON 1907 Gonnen in
Der gloroiee torpcoirt murOe. Ger
britiicbe 9onipfer IS. Stoburt" 1901.
EouneM ltieB in Der gloroiee ouf
cine Ntine iuo iont, nobel bier Ntit-
glicoer leiner 9emonnung bcrloren
gingen.
sSnt Ntittelneer puroe Ser fron5or
iilcbe Sdooncr uyeptline~ BON eiuent
0itcrreihilben llntereeboot in 0ie
Siefe bef0rocrt.
9onbon iiber 6euti1e Ser
lu'ite
2ouoon, IA. 9(iglit. 0eutihc
@crlnite rpd0teno oes Sili 6ctruaeu
nod elmer bier arsgeor6eitcteu 81.
ianmcnitelhmg 122,540 Montt mas
oic @ciomntuerluitc felt 9cginn 0es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
Scr 0cicrtotiun 6cIdatISiot.

0ie 0eteftipc SoncS uuo Senfins
ipuroen init Der 9Iufarbeitrne ocS
Sales Ocs Gourtlono SmitberS,
alias 2esIic SSones, beouftrogt, Ser
Elm Wlotrole Der 9unOesmorine mar.
SmitberS botte licb au leiner Tonte,
6ruu Clara @eite, gar. 937, g}oro-
Su3ernc- StroBe, begcben imo ibr er'
3dblt, OaB er iidb ouf llrloub befinoe.
Iie 6rou gloubte ibnL lno Der-
lbpanO Der jllnge Moun angeblidJ
nit Sbn1udloden in @ertbe bon
1925 lno $45 in @nar. SpGter num-
DC Der iitnge Wtonn in Yortsmoutb,
va. crntittelt uno oie SAmudiobcn
bel iciner 9rolit porgeiunoen. 0aS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. puroe ge-
tern gl6eno ourb Die @oli6ei. uu(
Wtorine.8eboroen beantroqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
Giir bic fSLutten. .9lfnSemie.

Nas Gonorebnlitolieo 3. GbarleS
Sintbicum miro 10 nit slpplifationen
tilr Die 6lotten.9lfaoemie ltno @elt
Boint iiberbdutt oaB CT iid cntidIoi-
len bat ieoen ein5clncu 9ewerbcr
elncm @gomen 5u unterperfen. glnd)
elmer 9fIdipro6e nit lieutenant
Sting, Eriu5ipdl bonn @olitebnifium,
lollcn Die Eriifru9en gnOe oes Sep
TENDERS Itottiiloeu. Gen &riiilin-
Gen miro oos Datum Oes g(nfonges
oes @romens oorber mitgetbeiIt. Me-
itgltens so @eperber bon Baltimore
bo6en Iid) gemelOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
lReiirn nndl lShi[n0rLnhin.

Inter Der 6iibrlrng ocs Stoats-
Nr0Iioenten @illinnl 9. @orpif
llno anoeren @eanten oes Marp.
lonoer Stoats-Gou5iIs begeben li6
cine groBe Delegation bon @litelie.
bern ser r9otbolii6en BboItbdtie.
teits-2egion" nit ibren 6rnuen nit
Der vEennipluania.@ii @iienbabn~ naA
F5ilaoelpbia 5um st 9(lbertils-
Gon5il~ Der Bug OerldBt belite inn
S.25 Wlorgens Die llnion.Station.
Supreme 9ieprdientont gloom s.
@el6cn6od bonn o2oro Baltimore
9on5il glr. 45" bat ale 9Lrrange-
lneutS in Der Son0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

9oote BON Dem Ionpfer 81 gSniier
eelolien. 9}aHoeu Damn feitoelteat
mar, ooB feine 9eutc me6r an 9orS
tporen, luuroc Ger Gonlpfer bon ocnl
Eoud6oot pcrienft. InS leBtere nd.
berte Ii6 Oeu gooten mo Itellte felt
oaB bon 80 @erioncn IN einem Ser
9ootc 20 abofi.llnifortnen trugcn,
mas oen @eroddt oes SauH6oot.
Gommonoanten beit6tigte, ooB er Gin
S1iff nit Gruppen an @oro Dor iiA
botte.~
Siirtei lcbnt gr1u1 en-
Ser Ser. Stanter ub.
gGuibington IL. glligult.
Die Siirfei bat 0oS Grlubcn Der Scr.
St1oten oaB einem reittrolen So.
uite geitottet wcroen mose, oos
SHlfsperf in SDrien, mo oneeblih
Eouien0e BON eingeborenen Gbriiten
Dem Sungertooe nobe lino, 5u iiber.
nebmen, abgelhldgcn.
0ie tiirfilde &egieriing bdlt on-
eebli6 Elm iol6eS Siilfswerf onge.
iidts ser outen Grnte in SDrien fir
mn0tbie.
GeutfdlanoS &ricg gegen
Gonterbouoc.
2onoon, #. 9lugllit. gSie ser
n@lorning &oit" aus Stodbolm &C.
meIoet mirO, bat ser oortige oeittite
@eianote, 6reiberr 2ucilts ponStoeo.
ten, 9lonieus ieiner &eaierrne cine
reoioirte Gonter6anoe. Siite peroficit-
liht mo gIeid5eitig bctannt gege'
ben, ooB OieGomulanoonten oeutlder
Griegsihiife @efebl crholten 6abeu,
alle nnh fein0Iihcn @dfcu 6eitinml.
ten SMiiic 81 perienten ueun ibrc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
cSnt ouIOcncn Strange.

Sn ibrer g8obming, Gar. 745,
9torO.acnwooo-9lpen feieru beute
SEER 2ouis S1leiber imo 6rou Oas
ieltene Set ser eolOenen So65eit.
Serr Shleiber iultroe am IA. Wloi
1916 in Sifler, 9anOgeritbt Wlelrid-
ltoot, 9onigrei6 9apern, geboren
un0 fam an tS. 9[uguIt 1851 naA
Baltimore. Seine Satin, 6rall
9(nna Gliia6et6 5hleiber, pltroe am
%. Ge5ember tS4S in 2aufeuweiler
BEL @oblen5 am 9l6ein geboren mo
fam nit ibren gltern ols 7-jd6rigeS
&ino nit nod glmerifo. Das gliid-
lide @aor lernte iid bier fennen uno
beirotbete am IL. g(iiguit 1866. Ea-
ltor Socob 8loB OoIl5og Die Eron-
ilng in Scr erlten 0eiitI6en Dereinig-
ten epangelilGen Stride all ser
@aItern.9(Denile. Die gbe mar nit
nrei &inoern geiegnet: cine Eohtcr
lit Irou Caroline Werebt, Die @at-
tin oes Yoli5eiridters 9lrguit @ereht
in Der oItlidcn &oli5eiitation, Die an
0ere Gobtcr 1T SRI. @liiobct6 Sdlei.
der lno OnS brittle &ino lit Serr
2ouiS SHleicber, jun. S6on geItern
traien 5oblrei1c @rotulationen ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
9aS llutcrIcc6uut.

gSiro in NIeip-Norf erWortet. --
Seine gadribt iiber ooiiclbe.
@iclc lmbcItGtigte @erii@te ourd-
icbWirren bic 2uft.
9ur@ Oos 9lufgrcifcn BON Orobt-
lolen Signolen WurOe eeltern in
gtem-Oorf 0aS @erii6t perbreitet;
OoB oos Oellti9e llnterieeboot Dor
Dem Sofen bon gleip-Yort liege.
gtodforibungeu ergoben ieoob, ooB
oIle Die orabtlolen ytoAri6ten bon
einigen SpuBOogeln IN ole @elt ge-
lcBt moroen woren. Desgleiben
WurOe beri9tet, ooB man bereitS al
Der @crftc oeS gIorOoeuticbcn 2loDo
IN Soboten EIoR fir OoS llnterlce-
boot gemaht babe.
6i16en I'M Eriiben.
@eltern @toreen fur3 Dor 2 llbr
trof in 6onop &oof cine 0rubtlolc
glnfroge fir Die nEeIefilnfen.Station
StcW-yorf" elm. Ser 9[bienoer Der
@oti6oft wuroe bon Der Seogote
Station benoAri6tiet, Dob Die Eele-
tunten-Station geibloHen iei. gln.
fruocn iiber Die SOentitGt oes Sbif-
teS, melAes OrubtIos onfrug, blieben
lnbeo6tet. 8or gluSbru1 oes &rie-
9es bemisten Die Oelltiden SAiffe bic
Standardization Dies gob 8lt
Der 9(nliht in Souob Soot 9luloB,
ooB Oie 9Lnfroge wobrideinlib bon
oem oertibeu EallNboot n9remen"
itomnte.
@cbt 0en neugieigen
8ritcn gar ni6ts an.
Berlin 10. glugult, iiber 2on.
oun II. g(ueiit. - Gin groBcs @c'
bcinluiB umbiiat Oos Eoudboot
Bremen. Selbit glmtSfreiie erfld-
ren nibt au millen, Oh ous S@iff
III Sec ecltoAen ooer, luenn es ob-
gefobrcn ilt al nelhem Gage cs ben
Sofen berlallen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

Saolmg gall5 ooer tbeilmeiie aus a6-
ioluter ODER 6eoingter Gontcr6uuoe
beitebt.
Ger idtpcoiihen &onoelsinterciien
Ourd oie icitens Geltidlonos unter-
bunoene 9lusiubr ibweoiideu SoI5es
nod Gnglono liuo 6ranfreib uerur-
iodte @erlult lit, ipie Die Gepeide be.
iogt, bereitS auf feds NSaiouen
&iunO Sterling 9eitiegen.
0eut1me 5lotte DerIGBt
&tel 9onol.
&openbagen bio Son0on,
IL. 9lueuit, Cine groBe oelltihc
Glotte bon IrenOnougbts, &reuSern,
Sorpeooboot5eritorern pno llnterlee.
booten fam onl 0onneritag ans Dem
&ieler aonol berous, mie aopenbn.
gener 3eitlingen berihten.
0ie 6lotte pilroe nobe EranOerup
geiidtet; lie fubr nit GROCER sc.
ihtpir0i9feit ourb sic engeu @audi'
ier Oes fleinen @elt 5piihen Der Git.
See uno Dem SEottegot).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

s IN Diletttdnten Sbeatcr.
n@roBcr @ott. in Dem ganseuGbcas
trr1tiid Goit Oh nidNs au Iagen ais
MIR bic gEorte; ,@8 tommt 8cIuh,
anG0ioe STrou" uno 6a Da6F Iu
Dir ipIhc gln9f2"
mcyd. icb bin ndmlih nrd niAt gang
in ben @ciIt meincr &oIlc eingeOyuna
CENT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

rifunii6en @adcrmciiter unroc be.
idloiien, Oen GongreB 8ii eriuhen.
Elm Ausfubrperbot alli gSei8en 5u cr.
loiien, oa Der @reis oeiieIben iii oen
leetcn &ohcn cine iolhc &0be IN.
rcitbt Bat, ooB oie @dder sic Nbiidli
bobcu notbge0um9en oen Nreis 0c3
@ro0cs Sit crbDben.
gunoes. Gomniiidr Nuulcn bat iih
oeSbalb nod Chicago begcbcn unt
bic n5tbiec Snforulotion filr oic
@lnoes &crfcbrs Sniormatiou 8n
erlmigen Gs bdngt Don icinem 9c,
riht ab % oie @unoesbcborou einc
meiterc lInteriudng betrcifS 0cr
uriadeu ocs bohcu 0etreioepreiic8
porncbmen lpir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
Npdlaeit.

Sn Der @obnuug Der GItern Scr
@rolit Sar. 923, Sorlan-glDenite,
reicbte oeitern Sri. Morsoret @aoc-
GuIhn Dem Srn. Sobn SooO Huiru
oic Sono gum epiecn 8unoe. glls
8routfiibrer fllngirte Sr Eolpb
Niartin in6 ols 8rolitiunefcr SRI
Sclen 6. BoiIt. 9aa6 oen Gercmo-
nien fouo Gin Gnpfong ltott. GoS
iunge @bepoor miro leinen Sonig-
mono in 9ltloutic GitD perleben iulo
nod erfolgter 0tiidfebr in glr. 290S,
g8eit. gIortb. 9LDe., Mobnung beaiebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

Waronn Z. VrIr0 cinem llln9cH
MaIcr auf Oem 9one OorgcitenD ::
u|ortrciililb, ucin 2iebcr, 5ie fens
ucn az lerncu Sd babe ENC llcber-
roIdlnq fir meincn @emabl Dor,
Sic nullcn mid malen -~
Ntolcr. ~@comtrc, meine @ndOlge,
Sos @iIo oiritc faun dbnIiH wcr'
0cn
@aronin; rlluO marin niht2"
Nfalcr ~SSh bin MIR Iblcr.
malcrl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

0d in Gngldnb Stdbl utoligelt, bat
man BORT betonNtlicb begonueM nit
@dnHe Heicoern 5u lc6rci6en 9hr oaS
Bureau Heuter nil Da0pn llitts
,piilcn.
D9leibt uns nit hen @dnleu DonI
Sale, Tat Der GAcf geIagt, mir bpis
ten es nnth tnic pOr nit ben @ntsn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

Nrou (Oic icbr BdBIi diit): ~Gei-
neni SSrcunoc licbt man'S auh itidt
an oaB CT 10 gclcbrt iitl~
Mcnu Sir iiebFS Ia und ME
mano an. Dob oI 9lpoaonIa beiBtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

Eortei oeren grefiltipe bier cine
Gonieren5 ubbdlt, perpflibtetc Iib
6eute III sen 10 Staateu IN oeuen
Die 6rauen itinrmcn oiirien alleS 5r
ucrnihen, oen ocHofratiiden &rdli.
oentihofts-Ga -GanOiOoten 5ll lblngen.
Tie Steauuono6me oes Serrn
SugbeS, oes republitanilhcn Frali'
ocntiHafts.GanoiooteL mllrOe nils-
oriidlid belobt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
sIencrfrci6citarensc bIeibt beiIe9eN.

S~ltHCAi tVtVStHtNNdN N4N'~+ ~Nt"NTN'''
g8aibingtpn A.. slugnit.
Durd cine llnmeuge BON Erotelten
ais oem qan8en 2anoe ioipobI ais
oud BON @orteinitglie0ern oes Sc.
mats rn0 ocs Gongreiies nadgicbig
oeniocbt, beihloiien sic oeniofrati-
ihcn W2italieocr oes senots 6inon8-
gon1ite's cine Mieocrerudgung ibrer
gntid,eioung 3lueds SerobiesiIng Der
5teuerfreibeit inter Dem Giutom.
ntenitencrgeieB bon $4,000 Ii. $4,000
fir perbeiratbetc un0 leoige Nerionen
oilf $4,000, be5ip. $4,000, Statt oei.
fen bcihloiien iie, Die Steuerrotc ouf
sic uieorisite iteucrbarc &luilc ami
5pci &rc5eut opltctt Gin 9Sroseut
feit5uietcn.
@s lit pabrlrbcinlidl, ouB im Sale
oos Gomitc lid gencigcrt bate. ooS
glmcuocment gn5unebmeu Der ocmo.
fratiihe 5enots &allfus leine gntt
iheiouna permoricn boben miiroe
lIntcrindans huber @lcblprciic ec.
plnnt.
bington Al 9(uauit.
Phi Ser fiir5lih III 5nlt Gate Gitu
M. ..|4I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
q nrianten Il.

Sunge 5rait eineS NrSteS (ieif-
Scu0). .,5hou bolo 5pan5iG Sabre
alt lm0 nod ridts fir oie llniterb.
lihfcit getbdnl"
glr8t (eilig nod Sut un0 Siot
greiien0): %0inunel. ihon bnlo @|it.
toa imO mod uidts fir Die Stcrblih-
felt gctbau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

" 7 7 = K z z.
Wantoirettor: mGie itnD olFD mil
ben @eoinqunBen rtr0eritanben2"
RoTiier rSya Grlauben Sie mir
aber nur noh cine Troge, S9err @ircts
tori gBie sroB mar I'm Durdihnitt
bic 5umme, nit Der Sore bisberiocn
RdfIiere burdJgeganaen iinb2"
Diltthon.
2eiie erflimmen 2llpini bic Ndngs
oes gerges piuno;
SIM Gortiiiimo nrd4If iagt rlaT Tie
lpicoer binab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
@nt aenna.

y@onneripetter, SSohonn, tpd;
brinoIt ou mir ocnn oerr0e beute meis
ne Ourhlo9erten Sttefel2"
Drum. peil ieb gegluubt Babe, bic
Telben Ieicn fir oieies miIerobIe &es
geuipetter aut genligl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

Gin TidterIing bemerft, oaB er
ans @eriebcn itntt iciner uelcitcn
6riiblingsgeoicbte an oie Ncoaftion
ieine ucueite @rotfarte eingcihidt
Bat.
uSimmell" utft az aus. voie ihi.
den mir OiesmoI iiher chi tSriIbIings-
geoiht ltatt meiner 9rutfarte suritd. I"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
Gtn Qpttmiit.

Sea, 70 Idipdr3 muBt gu Hibt ma.
lenl Gs gibt bod Id,lieBIih alIt
6reuoen in ber Gbel- Gum 8eIlpiel--
lpenn man Dus Slid Aat, baB eintn
bic 6ruu Surdge4tl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

v slnsgeiHloiicn. Gin Sub
thirst ii cine @irt6sbausiiubc un0
lhreit Dem 0ariu iiscnocu Troid)cn.
fntiher su: oSie, S6r Saul N M
pongeiprungenl" sYipruagt
Damn mar's meiner net.
? rhmiere Iircttor Gum
auildnigcn Shnlipieler) Sbnn @ie
ood niht ~ ats ob BON S0nan aIlcs
ob5inacl 8enn 5ie BEN Mamlet
niht ipiclen nonen Damn ipieien iuir
oen SamIct eiuiah ohne ocn NaW
letl~
Neine Tren0c uSad
mall Snuae uarm iruNt 1u Ein
oenu io2" aMAutcr bat 0ie @roo
forte uerloren imo ml taim M fcenc
@ceie tooicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
GntIdlcr pcrlcbt.

Sln ser Baltimore uno Galpert-
StraBe coramboIirte oeitern Morgen
Der bon Soiepb @omel 35 Sabre alt,
bon 9lr. 1914, @elt 3S. StruBe, &C.
lenftc 9oderpagen Der 6irmu G6aS.
N}enoe nit eiuen bon grneit SIoter
0elcnftetl 9(ltomobil. 0trA Den
3ulanmenprna luurOe 9open ouf
ocn 6abroamnI geldleuoert ituo trug
Ierlebungen ooOon, oie i'm MercD-
@olpital perbunOeu merOen nntBteu,
moroif Iid ser Wlonu nad ieiner
Mobnlrng brilgcn IieB,
Gie @onoerlltiter MAIDEN moroen
Otoduittog cine SiBtour BON Garuep
ans iiber Nic Soppo.9looo mo 5u'
riid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12
@criidmter 0dirnrac acitprben.

Gbfcago, IA. g(llglllt. Sier
trof beitte bon Wladinoc Sslano oie
9lac6ric6t ein Dab Sobn 9. @hlrpbp,
elmer ser beriibmteiten G1irnraelI
Gbico9o's, geitorbeu lei. Or. Wlur'
pbp puroe crit fiir5lih wegen leiner
berporrogenoeu @eroienlte I'M ote
@ntmidlmg Scr Gbirlrgie' pom
@opit Benedict in ben 9iitterlionO
erbpben
TronrnreMtlerinneu ecgen gSIliOn.
Colorado 5priugs, @olv
III. Aug. Die Rationale 6ronen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-12

9i qa erft Rsde bic -gaus Donuu gadI in ben 4hO'
nreapbT
Gr: ~4dt ubr Worssn lit stpas firth fir l(nft
Si AleD1s ober bic t bic nimm ben laser au pecR
III oenuu lunae genus bic Gsr peit AZ tofen!
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-06
pepew's Great Speech.

when | was very young man.
Senator Depew once related. 81 went
ont to make political speech witt
some older men one night. They want
ed something red hot. and ! handed II
out
Il just turned myself to skin the OPP
position, and. on the whole. the audi
erce seemed to like 1t. The more they
cheered the more warmed to 1t. ]
was Immensely pleased with my sue.
cess. But after got home was wor.
red. had roasted the other side
awfally. ! lay awake wondering If II
wouldn't react and injure our side
more than the opposition.
Then | bethought Of some personal
illusions had made that might easily
be construed MS libelous. l got good
deal excited and slept very little. In
the morning hurried down to see
whether the papers had roasted me-
The meeting was reported all over the
front page. plunged into 1t, shivering
m nervousness. But needn't have
worried. What # said about my speech
vas In the last two lines:
"a young man named Depew also
spoire.'"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-06
SALOON IS TOLERATED

The saloon Is an outlaw and null
sance, and it lives by sufferance where
1t lives at all. You do not defend
the saloon as an institution; you toll
crate 1t, If you tolerate 1t at all, on
the theory that II you tried to abolish
is you might get something worse.
You cannot build slaughter house
In your block without consulting the
people around you, because you can
not conf1ne the odors to your own
land, and yet you establish saloon
and fill the air with poison and then
say to the people who must breathe It
and suffer It that they have no right
to protest.-WilliAm Jennings Bryan.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-06
EnIarginq Her Part.

George M. Cohan. the widely known
comedian, engaged young woman for
one of his productions whose ambition
eKcelled her abilities. One morning
she went to Mr.. Cohan.
Il have only one line in the first act,
Mr.. Cohan," said she, land but one In
the second. Couldn't you give me a
line for the third act also?"
Mr.. Cohan thought for a moment of
MI the trouble the girl had caused him
and of the exalted opinion she had Of
her poor acting.
well, yes" replied Mr.. Conan
During the banquet scene In the third
act you may enter and say, Here Is a
ham,"
"Ohp she exclaimed "And do
bring ham on the stage With me?"
mo" answered Mr. Conan; ut is not
speech; 1t Is confession, my dear"
Kansas City Star.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-06
STOCK ARGUMENTS

Revenue Argument.-When the PEG
pie decide that the truth is being told
about the alcoholic liquor trade the
money value will not count, for con
science aroused puts the value of q
man above all other things.
Liquor Dealers Journal.
personal Liberty."-This argument
loses more and more Of its force. Con
sideration OF the public welfare con
tinues to grow and overshadow the
rights of the Individual. The drink
question must be fought out upon the
ultimate foundation of morals,
hygiene and social order-in other
words, the public welfare. If the pub
lie welfare requires the suppression
of the alcoholic drink traffic, 1t should
be suppressed.-American Brewers
Review.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-06
FIGHTING FOR THE CHILDREN.
(By HON. SEABORN WRIGHT.

(By HON. BEABORN WRlGHT)
Pitted against the sobriety of the
coming generation, pltted against the
finest virtues Of our children In the
nursery OF life, stand vast business
interests with millions upon millions
Of invested capital, every dollar OF it
dependent upon the wreckage Of a
new generation. In this fact Is the
terrible wrong and infamy Of the le-
galized liquor system. 1t is not for
the men OF this generation that have
been fighting; 1t is for the children Of
the coming generation.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-06
Plain Blue Handkerchief Turns White
When Warmed-Few Drops Of
Iodine 10 Sufficient.

A plain blue handkerchief Is shown
to the audience. When the handker-
chief is warmed 1t turns white and
when heated resumes It's former color.
Make starch paste and add enough
water to the paste to thin It. Then
add sufficient tincture of Iodine to
color the liquid blue; few drops will
be enough. nye white handkerchief
with this blue liquid and when the
handkerchief is dry 1t is ready for the
trick.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-06
WEATHER REPORT.

For week ending July 4, s p. m.
Highest temperature S3, date 4.
Lowest temp. 4S, date 20.
Means SO.
Precipitation total, "a.
Greatest precipi. 24-hrs., II.
Clear days 2.
Partly cloudy q.
Cloudy days 8.
Prevailing direction OF the wind
changeable.
e. F. ALLEN, Observer.