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Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
MILK .PRoDUcERs' REPORTS
Statistics Being Received for Special
 Committee.

Four milk producers in different parts of the county reports are being received at the office of the Windham County Farmers association here as to which farmers produce milk for shipment to Boston or Providence and as to how much is sent by each pro- ducer from each station. The infor- nation is being filed on blanks pre- pared and sent out few days ago by the special committee that is in charge of the work of making the survey. The information received is to be used in preparing a map that will show at a glance just what is be- ing done by milk shippers.
 It is expected that by next Monday, when there is to be a meeting here of the executive board, all the informa : ton will have been arranged so as to allow of taking intelligent action nn the nrohla1n of handling milk l1n-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
VALUABLE COTTON DAMAGED
Through Station Fire at DayviTle- S20,0o0 Worth Stood in Cars to b UnIoadsd. -..- ----

The Killingly Manufacturing com pany had $20,0o0 worth of the finest grade of cotton in cars that stood en the siding at Dayville when the freight station there was destroyed by fire Thursday afternoon Some of this cotton was in cars that were damaged by the fire. Bales were set ablaze and had to be uploaded so that the burning cotton could be given at tention. The damage to the cotton was considerable: just how much has not been stated.
 Other mill concerns that use Day- vile as their shipping point suffered losses by the fire. but a lucky con- cern was the Assawaga WooIen com pany. Its daily shipment was in the freight house when the fire was dis covered, but was all removed and is said ali escaped injury A shipment belonging to the Davis and Brown mill at East Killingly lies in the ruins of the freight house.
 Friday the origin of the fire remain ed as much of mystery, So far as could be learned, as ever
 One result of the fire is the start ing of agitation in Dayville for more adequate means of protection from such disasters. A single hydrant at the mill. more than 1000 feet away, had to be depended on to fight the freight house fire.
 Years ago there was a hydrant sys- tenn in the village. but it has rusted almost into dust. The mill company has splendid pump for fire fighting purposes and a liberal amount of hose, It is now suggested that a fund be raised among the people of the village to meet the cost of installing a few hydrants at points of vantage If this is done, it is ciaimed( Dayville, with its present fire apparatus will be in much better condition to protect it's property than is now possible.
 Guest From Worcester.
 Miss Ethel F. Lindstedt of Worces- ter has been the guest of Miss Eleanor Smith for the past few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
Washington County, R. l.
 RICHMOND
Alex Smith, Cleaning Gun, Shoots
 Bullet Through His Hand.

ATr. and Mrs. Stephen Brown and family of Hillsdale were callers through this vicinity Sunday.
 SAot Through Hand.
 Alex Smith shot bullet through his hand Friday and burned two fin- gers while trying to clean and load his gun, not knowing the gun was loaded, after emptying five shells from the gun.
 The Bell school opened Tuesday for the fall term.
 R. H. Moore has engaged Mrs. Lillie Hall to care for his children.
 Many are hoping for good weather for Kingston fair next week.
 James Smith of Providence is vis- iting his brother, John W. Smith.
 Joseph Dunn was caller here the first of the week.
 Joseph Kenyon of Wickford called
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
JOHEN'S THANKS FOR POST
 CARDS,

Dear Social Corner Sisters:-I have been sick for two months, so can write only few lines to thank the ones who sent me post cards. I received two from Keziah DooIittle, two from Tidy Addly, one from Satur- day Eve, one from Primrose, and one from Aunt Jerusha, I appreciate them all and hope, to hear from you all Sg24n.
 xaGxAN> -
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09

T. A. Becket, formerly a resident in the Mashentuck district, is visiting here from his home in New Jersey.
 Mrs. Earl Dixon returned to her home in Hartford Friday after a visit with relatives here.
 Joseph Halle leaves today for a visit with relatives in Canada. He will be away about two weeks.
 Rev. W. D. Swafffeld will preach at both the morning and evening services at the Baptist church Sunday.
 No Sunday School Tomorrow
 On account of the edict of the bor- ough health board, no sessions of the Sunday schools of the borough are to be held tomorrow.
 Talked of For Representative
 William P Kelley of DayvilIe is be- ing mentioned as a candidate for rep resentative from Killing1y. MT. Kelley was elected four years ago as a rep resentatfve by the republicans of Xiii lingly. '.,
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bode visited friends in New London recently.
 Petition for Vote on License.
 Henry M. Danielson circulated a pe- tition for signatures that there may be vote on the license question in KiIlingly at the annual town meeting on the first Monday of October. The signatures is certain of accomplish ment.
 Heavy fogs on recent nights have greatly bothered automobile drivers and some cases have been reported of homeward trips abandoned as a pre- ference to facing the danger of driv- ing as though blfndfolded.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
REPUBLICANS HAVE
 SPIRITED CAUCUS
Proposition of Women Serving on the School Committee Turned Down. Town Officers Nominated

The republicans of Kuling1y assem- bled Friday evening in oneofthemost largely attended caucuses in years turned down the proposition that women be nominated for places on the town school committee. Miss Emma bv the men and women who would have her as armember of the commit tee, was ruled as not eligible by the 1oaaaaaaa oa ananlAnt AR t1@A faat that
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
LIGHTNING STRIKES BARN
Hay and Shavinas Burned at East
 Woodstock-Loss $3,500.

One hundred tons of hay valued at s2,S00 and fifty bales of shavings val ued at $200 were completely destroy ed at o'clock when lightning struck the barn in which they were stored at the A. T. Avery farm, East Wood stock. burning it at a total loss of about $3,500.
 Norman PeIoquin scaIded.
 Norman Peloquin, 37. was probably fatally scalded early Friday afternoon when he fell into a vat Of boiIinp lor- wood at the plant of the Putnam Woolen company. He was alone wn-.l the accident happened but it is as- stunned that he lost his balance and
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09

on his daughter, Amy s. Weaver, Sat- urday and Sunday
 The frost of Saturday night did some damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09

fell into the liquid He was taken to the Day-kimball hospital. Peloquin has a wife and two sons
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
DANlELSoN AND PUTNAM. NEWS
PUTNAM

Short Session of Superior Court Clerk Warner Reports Twenty-ore to be NaturaIized-capt. George Warren Commits Suicide by Cutting His Throat-Miik Producers Fur nisI7ing Statistics to Committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
DANIELSON

Petition for Vote on License Being Circulated - Jacobs Mfg. Company Loses Second Shipment Through Submarines-$2o,oo Worth of Cot ton in Cars Near Burned Dayville Station-Some of 1t Damaged.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
Boys and Girls Club Exhibits

County Agent ". c. Kennedy of the Farmers association will be in Ashford today attending a meeting of the Boys and Girls club. organized under the fathering care of the Coun- ty Farmers association.
 During the season the members of the club have been engaged in grow
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

gen perno1t bat, IN einen oiicntli-
Gcn 0enfnal ser gloHwcIt 81 bewab-
rem. Son elm iol1cS @rinnerineS.
NAL 0os @cprdee cines nationalcn
@crfeS erbaltcn 10 mcroen iib Die
6iloenoen ailnitler 81 einbeitlihent
g9irfen perbinocn miiiicn. Sir Oie
glr6itcftnr fam cS fcine b0bere
SOeolouisdbe gebcu, ais in cincm
6rieoenSOom o0er in elmer G6rcn'
imO @eoeuf9nQe meibeOoae 9ldnme
5il ibaiien in Oenen bel Der O9ieoer'
fe6r ser Gage ser Siege ino Oes
GrieoensIdlulieS oeniit6ige SlnOadt
Iid i'm 0onfsebet 81 @stt erbcbt mo
poterlGnOii6e 9egeiiterng in ieicr'
lihIer Sornl sum 9(usOriid iommt.
Die S{ltnIt oeS 9ilo6aIers wiiroe be.
rirfcn lcin, lolbcn 9ouuerten alBen
imo inucn beOeiItiomcn Sdmnd 5li
perlciben mo Olird 9iloniIie IN
Stein lln0 yrs oil Dle Wtullllep 6u
c6rcn, oie ourd 9lot6 umo S6at Die
acpoItigc 9liiihmg ecihoiien boben,
sic 0eltldlonO lmilberpinollh
modt, imo Dem unlterbliHen Ser'
oienlt ser SSelo6errn geredt 5u wer.
oen, sic oas @olf in @aiien BON
5ieg 5u Sie0 geiiibrt 6oben.
Ger Wlolerei wiirOe nit Ocm &eih'
tbum i6rcr glnsorudsid6ieteit Oie
oonfbarc 9luigabe iuerOen em 9ilO
bon an Sen OenfpiirOigen @eldeD'
niIIen Scr groBcn 3cit, BON ben ShIl'
meSt6oten imierer @e6rmadt 81
9anoe. 5u gSaiier unO in ocn Sillten
su qc6en uno onibouIidb 81 muben,
mie milicnihoitlide 6oridlng iIno
tebnii6cr griinOulgsgeilt oicle
Nladjt eeiteieert. lpie Gpicrlreuois'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

felt, ielbitloie @tngcblnig uno peit'
blidenoc, biilfsbcreite 6iiriorge cS
pcrmodt babcn ole 9aiten, Die Ser
Grieg ouierleot bat leidDtcr 5u tro-
gcn, oe @Inoen, Die CT geiblagcn
bat. iuieoer 5i bciIen.
g'or alien Gilt cS, oie monniGio-
den @oriAlGae imO 9lnreNmaen iiir
Oic SeIoenebrungen iid crit a6fl6ren
ooS GmpiinOen OeS GolfeS iih ldit
tern imo Die @cOonfen ausreiien 81
loTen e6e Sur fiinitlcriihcn Sbnt ge
ibritten miro. @lit ser Soifmmg,
OoB oic Hi9tIinieu, oie mir oieier
&iuooebung 3n @un0e aelegt ba.
ben. iiberou poae @iirOigimg finOeu
oerbmoen mir 0eu @irnih, ooB Die
&cgierllugen imO @erpolhngen ser
@unoeSItootcn lpie sic Gbrigfeiten
in StoOt. mo Sonogcmein0en on.
no6 i6re GntihlieBuugen uno WloB-
nobmen treiien mogen. gns a6rper-
i6oiteu sur Eflege ser biloenoen
&iinite IN EreuBeu beionocrS berlI'
ferL cra1ten mir eS ebenioie6r ais
lniere cruite @ilibt wie ais infer
euteS &ed5t, Oieien @unih aus in-
neriter lleber5euging nlls5nIpreben,
ghid pertrouen mir Oorouf 0oB oie
ii6erou i'm GeutiAcn 9ieide sur
@ilcgc mO 5um SHnbe bcimotbli'
der alnit tbGtigcn @ereinc imo De
rot6un0Sitelleu nit ms oorin iiber'
cinitimmem ooB cS cine ho6e Silltnr-
oufgo6c 81 loien, Die eOcllten Slblid-
ten inn qoi5cn Golfc in oie ridtiaen
9a6neu 5u lenfen Gilt mo OaB EN-
inherent |oierlan0c mo leincr STUNT
5ur Gbrc qcreidcnoer eriolg MIR &c.
lidert it, peun ii6eroa oo9n &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
Nni.Nampfcr.

baltimore II. Tbilaoelpbia Gam.
pier-Go." (Gricsion-2inie), Eier T.,
2igbt.5traBe.
Baltimore. Gbciopeofe & 9ltlantic
GaihuoD 60" Siers 4. AZ, 5, 6
mo 8, 2ie6titro6e, unO $ier 1,
9Srott. .5troBe.
Baltimore Steom @adet 60"
(OlN @op 2iue), Bicrs t0-t3.
2igbt-Stra6c.
aGbeiapeafe SteamIbip 2ine".
Eicr 10. 2ilbt-StraBe.
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portation 9ine~. &icr 3. Sub bon
ShS,@npItrake.
port Sliocr 2inc". Eicr is. 2iebt.
StraBc
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portatiou go.", Sub Oer 8reOerid.
Strabe.
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t6, 2iabt5troBe.
,@orulanO, GcIapore ans Sir.
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2ig6t.Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Gricosfii6rling imo @irtbidaftsIei-
TINA imiercs @oIfes 10 berrIih be.
mGbrt Bat, oud IN oieier iiir lnierc
&uItr 10 ii6eroliS mihtiGcn 6roee
sic ardite nicbt 5criplittcrt, ionoern
geiomnelt luerOen.
GS Iprchen Oofiir oornebmlib
@riin0e Io5iol poIitiidcr g'otur;
oenn oae 9dnOcr imO Stdote per-
ben 5lmad5It i6r gou5eS @oIlen inO
aomeu ser Siiriorge fir Die &riegs-
6eiddoieten fiir oie gSithpen ltnO
@oiIen ser @eioaeuet tiir oas
go6n6eofrIniB ino oos slrbeitStelo
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81 pi0nen 6o6en unO al ole Grid
tllng oiientlider GentmGler crit
oenfen Oiiricn, wcnu iie Oielen nod
'Iten uno 6ciligiieu &fli6ten gereAt
geporoen iRno.
glbcr gcipiB iin0 cs aud fiinltleri'
i6e @rimoc, Die cs sc6oten eriNeinen
laiien ooB man liA an penigen iol'
6cr Genfm6ler geniiaen iein lolie,
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lege, OoB ie in @riinOune imo @e'
Itoltmg oas So1ite al gSiirOc mo
SA0nbeit crrei6en.
gSie gliidlih aid immer ser 6ric.
oensidhuB oie 6eredtigtcn @rwortim
acu Deuti6lonos mo ieirer @erbim.
0cteu crfiillen mag, es m1re 81 wiin'
idcu, DAB MIR oic groBen SnnoeS-
Staaten uno oic 6eOeutenolten Stoote
lid CntiAlieBen, Oos Serrli6e mo
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item @rihiitterme. 5igleih ober ouh
in leincr 5obiien Grbcbung inter Der
6ii6rung ieineS &oiierS 81 pollbrin'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Serr QlheKor BON e.. Dor Stpei SSab'
rsa leibeuihnfhitcr Eango- Gdu5eI
ieBt ais paderer Sberleutnant bel
9feierre in Ter @egeub bon 9pern, bai
gum 3p0IfteH Male 9lnsriffe fdnpar3el
Eruppen 8uriidIbIoeeu belfen.
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pbiert er oberos i'm lluteritau6 mad
sliidlib iiberIiionbenem GjeieCbt, ..pit
iicb bcdl bic 3eiten eednoert baben
Sriiber 9sesertauSe ieBt SGn8e mil
0en 9teeerH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
itebertrumpft.

I. EeiIsnOer Sin @orlmui&mi!s
tel baden mir, relien Slrail III cinies9
Ger0orra9cio Scb mar Dolitinplq
bQrtlos. Ser eiuw0hi9c @iebraud)
unisrer 9o0italtinftur peridoifte mir
cen GbnurrtoIt, in GrM Sic mid
jett pranaen istenl~
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Riatsl Qlub id tear tcIllinoig
barilos. Qlber uof cinwG6iacnl Gc
brurA uniercr MISUNDERSTANDING
5atts nida uur i'd, ionDeru aud1 msuc
9rut zen i60nitrn @dg0urrbdltl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

9luh etpoS @utes. r@oS
mcinen Sic Oenu 81 ser neneu Som.
merjeit, 0r. ShmiO6uber2 Sic iinO
ood audi tcin iSriibauiiteberl" ga
fam man beruah nit rebt 0iel Ne.
bagen ieinen @littqgSibloi bolteu
g9eil man OaS quite @erpiiien bat,
DAB man cine ShuOe 81 5eitig olli'
geitonoeu iit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Cries gaufmG0eI. g6 Cu, uab
fsn lie en- NumlallIen triegt man
orer Nuuser! Sd m06te 81 germ in
e'ne AcEoitorci ee5en uuo mid bursie
rdlmsn alcr ib base teinea 1ebIer
mebr.
3weites eauImdOeI. ga, Esute
Vioracn tutteit III 0ob nod 5ipeI
Wlart2
Gti;cs 2ouImG6el, So. oafIr babe
ID mir Elm Pcrtsmonaie gctuuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

6err aur poItbotin: rgld, grGus
Iein, 8riefe Yiuo nun Tdon otnuo fir
mid on9eIOmmen, iOmmt ni6t r'dh
NAL Elm &uB9"
%, ,9Nnei6t nGhFe @pde ~ oa loft
mi 4en BrieftrGaer ub.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Wir.b: ~Seben g. id bab' bier
5pei Barometer; Gas cine ssi0t FORT
pdbreno ouf geitdnbig", bas bGng'
ih BEL id6nem Better bin. uno ooa
anOere aei1t auf 9eroHoerIi1" oos
bang id Bel IcbIehtem 8etter bin (. /.
ouf bieie Meii' iino bic Soutifen ims
mer aafrie6en. bic BET mir einIebren!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
Gharfftrniu.

2eIInerin: Sinh Der Serr ni9t
Tdon otter bel uns eopern9"
@ait: uglein, ih bin bos erite W1ol
bier, ober Ourd Serrn Iu9s, Der
miner bier dbikist, eulpfoblenl~
SaeIlnerin: .Qtb, bdrum fommen Sic
nr,ir 10 befdnlt borl|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
u biIinEn1 : llnterriaf.

Gcbrcr: Die Nirt:u tsn&:n alp
mcoer geciu, nodl @isr, psn SdJnlp9
@5is tehD3nn iitetboutt niemals Elm
Mri4-bous. Mate.nt lit Oo5 gut fir
iie2
5rib avi Iic 70 Oiele @ciIer
6Anl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

6rcmber (sum @oitipirtb): ,DieIt
@lOde 1T iOobI fir ben SoiislHetht?"
.So-l6uten g aber Iieber net
benn b6s is a fougrober 2udIl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

luirft miro. oaB irgenopo chuoS In.
fiinitIeriides, ltiuuiiroigeS geihaiien
wir0.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

5rou: 1Dr bait meiner TSama
ni6t eiumal eiuen Sub sesebeH, OILS
lie antamI~ ne
Wlann: ,Sei rubia. ipeun
iie mieber nbfdbrt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
lle6ertrumpFf. Il

@riter Diener: ,9lbsr mein 6err
lit Elm 9eriHipeuoerl Wenn Der Fd
einc 3isarre onbrenncn min, 70
rimmt er qopiergeIb aIs SSiOtbus."
3ipeiter 9iener: ~Das III nod aos
nittsl Menn meiner odna iuabnIins
nio ipirb. Donn nimmt CT bic Butter
torte ba3u!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Gadarb f--s5 S3.150 1-25 SO 7o0
4, eadaro N,uiur SO. ri Baltimore" Gbutlt2s
Sirubc uuo Ml. Nondl.glbcnre
IupHe Hr0o., oic spopuldrc &ar. $19J
Miag.Tcl MOBILE Co., @ara0e t40S-iO NorDs
CHARLES, ,Slr0be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

ueberrofdenbt NntDprt.
aommis Wleier tritt III Tsineni @bsl
ins 3imHNr unb iaat fhihtern:
..6err PriusipoI. beute bin itb SebR
Sabre in Sbrem 6oufe!"
.Dd Ieben sic. tpie lan9e id md
Sbnsn Schulz botte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

nSle bdben gar teine @mpFsbluns
gen als R09in tpie tommt bas
benn9"
~Sa. ieben Sic. gnGbiee Srml id
blieb INNER BEL oenieIben 2euten, Bis
ie Itarbeu.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Gbiuin Il. eamuelS, Re6iaanpnif; Vuicufe
0nnoeS. Snntmarien. SerIaeSrc6ie. Diatt
ldno Iuili Nuil0uo.
0bnplin ~ 0cranUn, tl6-117 Gam Nuil0lno.
1S.id0rile Nrldbrnuq.
q. d. 9s 2. 0umaTo, All Continental Nlb0.
Eraiti5iren icii 1872 erlolareib IN baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
Nnl 0RGihencih1 1ft

8 m gS a iteecfd6ft
0ome; n@eroen oie Senoen aiih
ilidlE scIb2-
Gornlis: @epobre; iie miiiieu mo-
tiirIih bon 8eit Sii 3eit eeiuoiben
peroenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
i. .Q0ns iit 0cnn hier lbs 2"

nW0s 1T 0enn bler los z"
v0ie @iraffc lit bod 81 eroB, Inn
als Soloat &erpeuolne fiuoen 81
f0nnen, mo ga beniitten mir iic bolt
als Ulait fiir Orabtloie Eelegrapbie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Yolmoterialien Ebiiren 8enIier
rabmcn 91oen etc.
Sae. g 8oRtr & 60, li5-l17 Gno,0feoes
ridsSirabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

81. O. Tum y &c.
oo2 $40 MaroIano Tuili eIoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

NlercautiIe SIacncg.
q. G. Tum & &C.,
oo2-eio MaroIano xui eISa.
goimaterialien, Ebiiren 8eniier
robmcn. 96oen etc.
Sae.. y. Softer & co. li5-lt7 eno'5rsoe
rid'Sit0be.
@otent.9InpGlte.
comm n. eameIS. Nedisanpnii; palenie
onnoelS SdnVmarien Serlaesreoie wlale
CbaSIin ii " n ssFsnon. iie-ii7 eap Ruil1lnu.
q. g. ( u. T. eowaI6, All Continental Nlba.
Nrast5ren isii 1872 erioIareib IN baltimore
slutomobile.
gadarb. f-s5 $3.50. 1-25 $2.75o
,,9adaro N,Oiut So ri baltimore, Gbutle2.
Sirnbc uuo lii NoOal,gucnre.
Supne erecg oe spopuldre Gar. S7s5.
@lar.Tcl Mobile Co., @aroae t40S-t0 NorDs
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9eihmgen, 8eitihriiten etc.
She Baltimore glepS Nomtnnn", gOueri q a
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8. elluaFiHsr esns a2s HoroeourIee.e's
2anopirtbihaitIhc @er6tbe mO
S1lnereien.
griiIitb xnmsr So, 2o5 0oro.gasa.sirab,
Yllimbiua, 6ruoceS. Nanacs unS
Gefcn. TahNeden im0 Simmer.
Bennett Bros, b2s NcrS leremcni gpenns.
&uplcrIdHieoe lm0 Wnmuers.
syshn Qubert, f784 xhames etrsRe * = "a
1eepoon: @cIie 1909
Teuer-@eriideriinecn
u. e ebadnloro & 0u.,
llI-2l NhuWhcr Commerce Wuil0iuo
,Heulldlc Ncucr.0erTmcuuunN. .CBrlfufd,ntf f,nt.
loQD. mo Baltimore e irobe ~
% nItultmAm. Nentr VetNthcrnnoa. (HeitQ than q
NeltimorefStrdbe un0 0itliom Onufe lnsrss
aJlundl Snlnrnuce So. Of Qlucrpuula q 0enrn 16
eNurlielo, Nenoenll NldnuQcr fOf--i iQA xhsfr.
Der ol commerce Nniloup
aoe fmanin UeNtr -NefNmgtnnQS oleIrufM, A .
Holinnore' nuo Norib' Gty~sS,
8lemplatteu. Nletou ETC.
sueE. SeH'lia & 60, Sue4 1915 ealoerItom
Efonoleib. .@eidaiie.
"0eHl@heteb sean 0o.". Worb.&ob. .riraha.
@ilenmooren ouer 9lrt nno Sui.
ltbnlie0- 3ubcb6r.
9. ssoii HahHs 60, s02-Sdt Noro. o.tsaa .ptr.
elaentbunS'Mqcllten iin0 N6nAlcr
v'ssss srsss s. 1"saA = Hvt,w. 10 olt.ex,nsssn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Eeutibe Slider imo 3eitidlriiicn.
". Qanlia VII. 600. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SlEahe.
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Sn 6er g(itgit
oQlber. @ba, Oh bilt bod --~
YgDaa bin ih2l"
s@ie reinie Srau Oes Sotrates.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

.1eutishe epnrbaug pan Waliimert," Julalss
uu0 baltimore. Stl0be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Erut-@nmpanIen.
peaIs rspoNt aub xrua 6pmpaun," is Conn.
Gltdbe.
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Stoots.Q .Q9onfen


I, Heniite @0ug bon Nalllmare", Nallmorp,
mo Nonloan,Sirnbe Anaut gpebet. VtdN
bent; SobH y. pnu1er. WiceNrdlnful,
George 3 pana. aaillrer.
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0eitltnaen. 9elfihrilten rfr.

- she enllimere 9lelue Company" 90uerl ~ I
Wleperc. @eibdiiSlAprer, 227 N.s0apcTb4ll
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rSDe LIt IulUN WnIIuunI Nnul." Wuhl NUn
@reiersSirnbe. Sac0b % 0oOi 4runAenl.
Genrp o. Rcbuc, Nuilircr.
,,Sescnb 9iniiuAnl Nnni," aa2 Guh.Wruabipnh.
NJ 0 g8nQucr. Nuiircr
,,9eeneru National SAINT" IA Horo.Guiam.9ir.
". Wl0tlol, Nulllrcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

9Parmor. mo @renit-y9erfe.
3. elladrmer & cons, 22s Norb GbarIec,9lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

HupicrIdlHieoe im0 Nlumuers.
Jshu pubert 179t SBamss etrBe. *. a
Ielepocn: s8clie t009
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

YlImbiua 6ltruoceS. NanacS unS
Oeien, TahNeden im0 Simmer.
9mush Bros, 52s 9oro aremcniglpsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

tl~SttllQtlltUOCV.
%. e. shadnlorb & 60,
ill-2i Chamber Commerce Nuiloiuo
nNentlae Ucnet.HerhHemn0c.c .ccienldaIi.H ooh
io0D. mo 2nliinlorciSir0be
n1snilm'Am. Bener HetNhcrnnne. O3sl4q iNafl.a
NeihmoreiS trabe un0 0illiom Nnule tip,ntt.
"9lopal Snintanee so, pl etucrpuul." Nenr 9R.
Der ul Commerce Nniloina
,0e rmauln Eeuer .WerNmefnnoa tssf,,ffN. a =
Nalinnore' nno y(orlb ,Gtg~te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Observation-Disclosures %er1tbe mo
S0mercieu.
9rilitb Snrnsr So, 200 Noros sBaca. .Glrab..