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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
100000 &rie9Sgefan9cre
in Oeuti db Lamb uno

9lm iter0om t6. San. Diff
5ieIe 9eridte 6eioaen, ooB sic 3ob(
Ser Griegsgcfanseneu in GeutiHlanO
unO Seiierreib ieBt 100000 betrdqt.
Die oaoluii6e 3eitung" pergleiht
oieic 3iffer nit ser 3obl scr IN ocn
Sdnocn Scr 9Iaiirten befinOli6eu @e.
fangenen, oie iie auf etpo 100000
nngi6t
Ger ocltibe ofii5ieQe geribt gi6t
Die nohite6enoe 3uiomnicniteQlng
ii6cr oie in TertiHlonO internirten
@efanseuen 6ran5oien 1859 Sffi-
5iere iu1o 2i5905 Woun; 9}itIien II
S575 Offi5iere uno 3O6.29A Wlann;
9eIeicr 6i2 SffBiere uno 36,S52
Wlonn; Gngldnoer 492 0ffi5iere
mo 1924 Mann
0ieic 3iiicrn iHlieBen nidt oie@e.
iaugenen Elm melde iiH icbt olif Dem
@ege nob Sen Congratulations Ga.
germ 6efinOen, nod einen S6cil ser
in 9iiIiiiitb 4Solcn gemohten @efou.
geneu Sic 3o6l ser oiterrei6iitbelt
@efongeuen miro oif ctpa 100000
gei6dbt.
Iie @eiamnit5a6l BON 100000 Be.
oeutet me6r ais sic OoppeItc 3o6l
Scr @eion9enen i'm Geutid 6ron.
5oHi1en Sriege 1S70/7t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
~ Der YeIoir-93uaO iI6erfaLLen.

Scrr4 Der 9cloir-Olouo. ,nobc Dem
iioos'lOI59s Sllln, 6icItcn in Ser sum-
noiinssSadt 5wei nit 9iepolpern be.
n Sn Sa rs'e glegcr 3tuei @efdbrtc allf
unO Vs,n ia erIteu iaB 6rou 9lnua dieter
6ctro;gSrt Sobn Charles. 8rau Gieter
id o''s 'Ot eincn N}orftItano nnO beionO
aSnSall Dem @cae uo6 Souic, ais oic
tallTt.l ploblid ollf Scr StroBe allf-
@S6SrasR rmo oos 8fero onbielteu.
i@e7S,eno Der Sine ous Der SonOta-
Opr S''n Vn 6rou Dieter 81 nobni, belt
Qc6errinnpere nit Ieinem EepolDcr Ole
u apiiuuenen in S6od. ltngeid6r
oiion n''l'l'fen ipGtcr iuurOe Sugb 9io-
Npor, an OcrIeI6en gtcac BON 5pci
Chen ! , anfae6oIten. ST i6lug Dem
!a6 lelne 9eitidc iiber Sen aopf
lopStolu,'Q eiIioIt oapon. Sic 9lcgcr
Ole o6o. INN ein poor S6iiIie nad,
'r '9r 8iel perfeblteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
gnnfctt Ser rGafcrn S6Orc Weiea-
Ibaft@.

llmfnn9rcihe ARRANGEMENTS lin6
fiir oas 5mcite SabresbupfGtt gctroi-
fen moroet welAes am nGt6iten
W1ittmoH i'm nSotel 9ennert" Itott-
finoct. @laDor @reiton miro Sen
EooIt Sic Stoot Baltimore rro
@oupernelr @olosborougb ben Goait
Ger Staot D}arplono" beantuorteu
2lnoere 9feoner iino: =. Sopfinion
Smith, 6eroinano @iaiams DON
Cumberland, 9iidter @.9oiro SenrD,
Ser6ert 9}oble bon Der oW1arDlGuoer
@eielihoft" in g1em.Dorf uno Or.
so. @ates StephenS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
0rci 9llntrpien nerdoftet.

SSn Scr nlittIcren &oli6ciitotion
iibcu orei Motroien 5pei Sdweocn
ltnO Elm @neldnoer, pelhe fir Die
@unoesbeb6roen feiteebaIten weroen.
sic muroeu geitern 9lbeu0 bon oenl
3on -Sniprftor Somes s. 6orrca in
Soft genonmen. Dic 9lrrcitanten
iino Der 36 Sabre alte gilbert 2epiit,
Der SO Sabre olte Sobn Olieu unO
Scr 81 Sabre oIte @nelGnoer George
@. Ebontos. Sie ionen on9eblib on
einem Shwinoel nit gluslonop6iien
betbeiIiat aepeicn iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
sOlntter
@UM @nltav sMiIIer.

9oIP lsbe Smnoe fsf. trinF jeoes
2d9eIn Elm.
g(8, in oein Wlutier6er5, bies S4dBe'
bous, binein
SUI @oeliteiu 81 g0eIitein!
6cut BATS bic @eIt nod ni9t, beui
boit BUS gona ollein,
Ssut bilOelt Oh an ibm unb biloeIi
gang dusin.
geie bu es i9aifit, 70 pir6 es ieinl
8, trippeIe TeIig nit BEN SrippeI'
f4ritielein,
2oB rinnen 0ur9 bic San0 bic 60rs
Geu ieiOenfeiu,
Nimm feline glsugIein in bi@ elm!
Gsi ou lsiu SpieIgenoB uno psrb,
iinocrtlsin,
Sn feline SimmeIsnobeit fliigele bid
binein,
9o lam oein ainO bein wlsiifer isinl
0enP jsoen Sag: Der Scrrgotf trdt,
bei euh Elm,
I'm nohauieb'n, mics nit bem Ginbs
lcin mDdte iein-
&Gm' cr nun bsut 5u Dir bersin9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
sir QInffIdrnug nn6 gert6eiOionn0.

Ger Eeutlhsglmerifanil6e Qitera-
ride &ert6eioiglmgs- -9lusiGuB in
9lew yorf, oclien Sauptquartier ii6
in Slr. $50, g5oiiau-StroBc, 9lciu-
Dorf befinoet, miro, Inn Seoermonn
@elegen6eit al ge6cn, iein Sderilein
5u Dem groBen @erfe bei5rtrogen,
in peni0en Gogen Ger 8ertbeioi-
0unas-9(uSibuB cine N9orfe berous-
geben pclhe gum @reiic bon ciucm
Sent pro Stiid bc8ogen lin0 oif9riefc
atfgeflebt meroen fann 0ie Morfc
miro bon einem nanl6oftcu 3eidner
fiiuitleriid] auSgefiibrt meroen un0
miro cincn Sdniud fir ieOen 9rief
beOeuten.
9ln 5lugi6riften iino oliecu6lid-
liH 5um oireften @erianot bereit
9il0olpb Gronou: nE6e great Con.
ipiracp~; 6rib bon 6ransiaS n9be
Germans as erponents Of culture" ;
9alian1,~ cine foitli6e Sotpre AMI
Die engliidc Gerleimolmg, Or. Bert
ling bonn 9lmcrifo- Snititlit IN Ser
lin: r@erman Wlilitarism~ %roiei-
Ior girgeB. .Sbe preient criiis in
europe; Gihter Eeter @roBcnp:
r9lppeal for fair Halogement" Omit
9ln6ong iiber Die belgii6e 6ragc) /;
yliciicn Ceitcrs: n9lniruf al Die
9lmeritoner" 9lmerifa-Suitihit in
Berlin: r5be Grub about @ermo-
M; u9rief gegen ole 2iige" bon
@erbarb Sauptmann; 3. u. Sdulbc;
,@nglanO ano Der 9lelation TO tbe
preient european mar" 81. Sdra-
Ser: 0@ngliib marfare ono atroci-
Ties" H. a. nj. S6mmtliide 0rud-
iHriften meroen gegcn ginien0ung
BON 9 Gcuts pro Grenplar sur 0e-
ding Scr @eriouotfoiten gratis ber-
ianot. Sir 10 Gents in Mlorfen err
6Glt Der @inienoer ein politGnoiges
Set Der Grudi9riften. Dle6rcre
oeiltihe Sbriften tperoen ebenfaus
foitenfrei abgeeeben. 9Ruoolp6 Gro-
nou's gl66anoitng uguglano eit
3critorer Der @olfcr" lit in 9roiAii-
rcnform in oeiiti6er Sprode eriAic-
nen iuo miro bonn Gerfoiicr fiir 10
Gents pro Slid nerionot. 9eiteQun-
gen mcroen bonn @ertbeioigungs-
9lnsiduB bereitpiaigIt Uermittelt.
@lan o0reiiire aIle 9rieie: v@erman-
glmericon 9iterarp 9eienie Commit
tec~, 100 gtaiiou Street, 9iooms
1318/19.
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"SereIn Oentidjer Srsimanrer. "

Hio1s oH1sOil5eiridter Charles 81. Sdirnl
&c.,. N DER oeItrieen gut bciud6teu
SSroii'u ii'ua'mlitne ocs u8ereins oeutiher
&c. 's,allrcr" oa in GIoggettS 8olle an
opa ''oro' 6remontItruBe cinen iiber-
Oip ~ 1lllereiionten @ortrae, ipel6em
g[,,sn~ n~nlpeienoeu nit geiponnteiter
onSo ~'Srtlamteit Iouidtcn. 3ablrciAe
@ort rpe StcOner ersriffen nod ibm ous
in Sa ~ Troiioent Nlor Sonig fiibrte
trctS,. SS,criommIiing ben @oriit, Sc
tufoT george SimmcIbeber oas @ro-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18

Inter ben 9altimorer Nfuiiferr,
meIbe morgen bel Dem CONCERT oes
n0rpbeus-GIubS" i'm Eeo6oOp- -Gou-
icrootoriltm t6eilne6men, befinoet
fid Sr. g. Sbompion @iaioms, Scr
Oreoniit uno Gborleiter Der biih0f.
Iid-protcitontiiden ct. @fidoeIs ono
an glneels Stride, iomie Sr. 5reoerif
@cooer, Ger Srgnniit oes Nlooiion.
ue.Sempels. 0lor 2aroop, Ser
gefeierte ocittitbe %ioniit miro bel
Dem Gon5ert gum criten Wfol in Bal.
tinore ocb6rt iuerocn lmO Sgonbo-
tts @erf n9tenio~ ou @eb0r bringcn.
SIN @ouot 0e3ember lit Der Gompo.
niit i'm gGlter bon 70 Sobreu geitor.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
Wift nnS @Iei.


Gie 20 Sabre olte glnnic 2ouiic
2einba1 ninmt Gucdiil6er-Su6.
limot uno itir6t furj corouf i'm
oMcrcD @oipiiol.~ Giuccnt
@oit, Gin 60 Sabre alter I'm
Gar, iogt iib cine &ugel in sic
linfc Sdldie. n gSar ar6eitsloS
Gou Shncr5eu gcpeinigt, iouf &C.
tern 9lbenO gegen z ll6r an Der @de
BON 6orreit. mo @o1 StroBe Oie
20 Sabre alte 9lnnic 9ouiie 2eim6od
BON 9}r. 95t 6orreit StroBe, 5ir
gr0e. sic 6otte flr5 oorber orei
GdieIdeu Guediil6er Su6Iimot ge-
i6ludt. SSu ser @oIi5ei.llmbulon5
Oes mittlcren 9iitriftS puroe 0oS
0lGO6eu nod Ocm nM}crcD. @oipitol4
ge6robt. no iic Is Nlinutcu nob ser
Ginlieiermg in oas Soipitnl al oen
g4irfimgeH Oes @iftes itor6. &lr5
uo6 3 ll6r 6oiic Oos M0oHcn ooS
Gltern6ous Derloiieu uuo iagte i6rer
Nlutter, ooB iie iiG Gin WlitteI 5ir
EiIglng bon 3a6nidmer5en in Scr
9lpot6cfe 0eS Gr. @ooo6ono, an Der
gdc BON N}o0iion,StroBe unO Green.
mount g(ueuue boler molle. Pm.
itott nod Oieier glpotbcfe 6cga6 iie
ii1 noc6 Dem @cihGitSlofole 0eS
glpot6efcrs Charles 9rod, oil DER
@de BON @nior- imS 6orreIt Ctr
Sier farfte iie Oos Guediilber-Sub-
linat nohoem iic crtl6rt bate, OuB
lie cS fir einen Wlour 6ole, ser iih
cine g9lmoc am 9ein 0anit auSmo.
i6cn modte. Sie crlougtc oober
oos @iit o6uc SHipierigfeitcn.
@lei6 nod Dem @erloiien Scr 9(po.
t6efe iAludte iie oas @ift ino aing
nod Dem Souie i6rer 6relmoin
9lnnic Mlelfo, 91r. tt05, G6ompion,
StraBe. 9llS oas @iit 81 ipirfcr be-
gam, iuterriHteie iic i6rc 6rcun-
0in iiber i6re E6at. SHncll ioBie
Sr1ulein Olelfo OoS Wi10Nen am
glrm ino 6roHte cS nod Ser 9Ipot6efe
oeS Gr. 9rad woielbit ole SoAter
0es glpotbefers Ser @atientiu elm
Ge0cnmittel ga6en.
gluf Dem @ege uo6 &duie lanf
Oonn Srdlhein 9eimbod sur groe
nicocr, Coroner Or. Chambers Dom
mittleren Giitrift bat cine llnteriii-
dung eingeIeitet.
9 6uBinoie Q dI0fe
Sn ieinem 3imncr inn oritten
Stodiperf oes Soilics 9tr. 1iO3. Bar,
clap StroBe, iogte ii6 geitcrn
9}atbnittog Scr GO Sabre olte llngar
@incent @oit cine &ligel in oel
&opf. Gie &u9cl mar i6m in sic
Iinfe Sdldfe einacorungcn. 9Iut.
i6eritromt mlroe er ouf ocn 6uB.
boOen liegeuo oliigcfimoen uno ipG
fer III ser @olBei 9lhbiilor5 ocs
noro0itliAcn Giitrifts nod Dem nSt.
Soiep6s &oipitol" gebrndt 5rou
@ldrp %ouers, pelde in Dem 5mei.
ten Stodperf Oes genannten SauieS
wobnt, iagte, ooB @oit ieit Idnoerer
3eit or6eitSloS mar iino olle Ieirc
9emii6ungen 9ejddftigung 5u err
balten, feblgeihlageu ieieu
Or. Sorriion elmer Der gler3tc ocs
st Soiep6S SoipitaIs," gIoubt
nibt, OoB @oit nit Dem 2ebcn oo.
bon fommen miro. @oit mar felt ci-
nem Sabre i'm u9eloe0ere Sotel"
ongeIteIlt
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SIN enscIrcid.

ell' Nulternrolten i'm Sintmel. -
6robIi6e Stunocn in Scr ,Gor-
mdrts-Sauc". Gic rGngcl"
er5altcn fir 0ortreffIibe 2ciltm-
gen Ben n@eaut-OrOen" .-9(u-
ltcrnroiten i'm o2ibertp @orf".
@e5iiut in IeudtenOe, waacnOe sc.
manoer lnO berieben nit groBen
5liigeIn, mic SHnce 10 weiB, flatterte
oas Gomite, neIGes oie 2eitlng Oes
9cltrigcn 9luiternr0ltenS in Ger u@or-
wots-Sauc~ inne bate, Ourb Oen nit
lrobIid brummenoen 9Grcn Oi9t &C.
lullten SaaI uuO iorgte Oafiir, oaB
llb Elm Scoer Der Gbeilnebmer Oor-
retflid amiilirte. gSie peiBe &obcu
llo9en iic Inn oic 5afel, nif melber
oIe Iederen S6anltbierc beriiibreriib
allSge6reitet lagcn, lmo mie iiiBe Gn-
SCI ipiegten iie iib na6 ben @al5er-
ilongen ron @inter's Sr6eiter ~
N Den Siiiten g}ur ser GngelSge-
lang fiel ctipas rau6 lno pcnigcr
pllnmIiid aus. Sonit aber mar Oie
Saulfnna cine Dolenoete 9lber aub
o9ne Die Icib6aftig sur @rOe bernie
uer acItiegencn ygngelcben" bdttcn
lu Die EbcilneDmcr al Dem geitrigen
,Slllternr0iten nwie I'M Simmel" ee-
Iu9lt oenn bic Stimmimg mar einc
uuSgc3ei6nete, oiellnterbaltlng mon.
lI'9laltig ruo reidbaltig iuo bic 9lu-
I.ern mirfli9 BON crItflaiiiger Guali-
'ul. |lit 8ortrdgcn unO Hccitationen
Ollroe bon 0en Derihicoenlten Seiten
uul9emortet, rn0 5umol Serr 96eo-
oor gorit crntete fir einc gln5abl
"ocrauS qelungencr Iorbietlngen
[el@en mobloerOierten g(pplaus. Se-
yer Der Sbeilnebmer crbielt glci6
oe'm @intritt cine nit bumoriitilhen
Snl@riften bcoedte Streidbol5i1oh-
'Sl mo bic Gcrleiung ser ein3elneu
Spru1c uno @ibc gnb gcniigcnO 9In-
'qB 6u bomeriibem @cld6ter Gin
%|eomlt-Orocn" muroe e6enioas ie-
Uenl @intretcnoen nit GROCER 6eier-
"pteit Inn Den Sails gebGuet. Gas
%en9el9leiHe" Gomite Iebte iih aus
zen 9erren GbeoOor gorit, Sobn 2o-
scll mo s. s. 9eucrleiu 5uinmmen.
YER .. Sartleb bate 5rpei r|eanut-
~roen" bcfommen, mar ,Ober-gn-
mites
"u "ultcrnr6iten i'm 2ibcrtD.
9Sarf.
:, Der o@roucr- uno aiifcr.9ronfcn-
o@eatcrltislngs |crcin~ biclt gcitern
%u o%suu9nlittog iein jGbrlides 9luitern-
S'0l'n I'M o2ibertD- Yorf~ on ser
Sul'crn-glpenuc-&ooo ob. 1rob Oes
iiSslcyptcu @ctters bottcn ii6 unge-
,aVr 200 @erioneh olti bent @labe
SSp9etunOen unO feiner ioltc cs 5u
;S'el'cn bo6cn bonn oo CAB es Der
,' ,%'H'odboftcp Sdoaltbicrc in Siiae
r ~p 6illlc unO ouf ale 9lrtcn 6ube-
cc.ua. Sn Ger Slide, in Ger 5rolt
"s's llno 6rou @0b Oie W}eilterinncn
,,0urcn fonnten ouBerocm 0eIifatei-
S s" oefonmen meroen. SSn Der gro-
a., a.. polle muii5irtc elm Ordeiter, oas
na'lnllng uno 2eben in Die Gri6ic-
mSuen brohte. 6erncr wuroe ein
~ rroav'Slegcln beronitoltct. Dos 9(r-
@e ea0emcnts- Goniite bcItono ans oen
s. % Sil0mig Srib, @oriiber, g.
6og'B'cr, s. Sdmanbed, u. 9leu-
a"r aruer u. glon, @m. @5aaer q.
a"isQ' @eo. aontd, Gb. Gnott, SEQ.
Vu''llcn 81. 2uid uno 8. 9lcinitiel.
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Gyrcdler Gtrafcnrnn6.

Inter Der Anidul0iglng, Serrn
Sames @iintbcr BON Scr. 47O5, So
.9IDcnue, am Samitog 9lbeno an
ser 9lrA., nobe Snpette- -StroBe on-
gefdIen imO 81 bcruuben Derludt 6lI
bobcn ipur0e gcitern Der 81 Sabre
alte SSobn 9fobcrts bon glr. 9tS, So-
nooeritrobe, in Der weitliAen 8oli6ci.
itotion bon 9tiHter Snpler Dem Sc
rihtsperfabrcn ii6crpieien. Gin 5pei.
Ter SiroBenrGuber, melder bel Dem
lle6erfau ouf Srn. @iintber c6enions
betbeiliet oemcien iein ioa, miro bon
Scr Eoli5ei sur 8cit nod geiuht. guf
Srn. Giint6er's 0iilierufe bin ergrif.
fen bic beiOen glttentGter sic 5ludt,
ieOob fonnte Hobcrts BON @oiionten
cin9c1oIt uno Der @oli8ei ii6ergcbcn
mcr0cn.
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pSnu6cn6cim- -@cIcllIdJaft.o a

ne as. SobrcsperionmIun0 ser
mo,'"'uoenbcim- -@eienibait bon 9olti-
/ ,,e finOet 6cute 91odmittog I'M
Nr"og,r IN Seim al ser GolOert- ino
ioN.a StroBe Itatt. Dit Ger Ser
rpft'''lllng lit oudb bic @abl Der Gi-
bnaS SCen tiir Oas lauienoe Sabr Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18
Gycicrtc icincn @e6nrtstne.

9lls 9lulaB oes @eburtSta9cS ibres
%raiiocntcn Sobu 9loHer batteu
iid6 geitern 9lbenO 8a6IreiHc NlitgIic.
Der Oes @eiongpereins Dglrion~ in
oeIlen @obnuhg, 9fr. 280t, @eii-
9afapettc-2lpemaa, eingeiirnoeu unO
oerlebten ooieIbit ciu poor re6t
Idone, aemiitbIi6e Stluocn. Gos
Saus-Gonite oes @ereins mar DoQ-
5d6lig aHpeleno imo iiberreidte Dem
Subilonten einen pr1bti9en S1ail-
fclItubl in 9(ncrfcunnug ieiner @cr-
oienite i'm oen &crein. 2ieuteuont
6rouf Siteu0orf bonn meitlirben go
li5cioiitrift iong me6rere idone Qie-
Der lmo ernoete relden 9eifaa. Mon-
nigfaltige @ririi1unoen lpltrOen bcr-
lmgereidt
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Nlrne NrNitSnr nrriniirt-

q Abe65ono, iibcr 9om, IL. So.
nuor. Gic groe crbebtc beute BON
gteucm aiif oic Iauer bon etpa 10
Sefunoen. Die Gridatteruug ereig-
nete iidl I'M 2.iO llbr MorgenS inO
bcitano in elmer iGpoufcnoeu 9eipc-
gung. Sic 2eutc eilten aus Den Bel
ten ino onoeren @l1sen, on oeuen iie
S4ub Dor Ser @itterimg geiuht Bat.
ten, oilf Oie StraBeu, 10 Tie oann ans
6urdt Dor peiteren @roitoBen oer-
blie6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18

Sl6Dnncuteu, sic Scn rSentidcn
GorrciponOenten4 nidjt piinftlid uOer
nnrcNclmGhig crbnltcm, iiuo aebetca,
Der Office OapOm per Sclep6on OOer
ldrijtlid Mitt6ciIumG 5u maheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18

SIN 3eihcn 0er 9id fe.
ullm Dem @aterlonoe 3ll oieucn
areiit lest oaes II 0atihlano nr
g'arbic. ielbit oie ainocr 4ie aye
fen 5nr Sparbli9lc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18

Sumor i'm 6cloe. Sol.
oot: ~gSie riebt Oenn mcine Gieor.
req" &omeroo: o&nt, sic ioateit
On rouhcn penn ser 6cino foulmt
Damn reiBt er ousl~
Sein @eruf. 6rau eincS
6crripe5rnianncs: u@lein @1omi
lhrei6t mir Bob er Dor 93oridot
5pei Stlnocn i'm 6euer aepeicu lit. "
9la66orin: u9ao, ga mar CT ia in
ieinem @lemeutl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-18

. 10 e6 l- 6rau: nWlein N1onn
nuB aucb nod nit in Ben ariegl~
Setannter uS8as lit er oenn2~ IL
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-24
FORTUNATE
Escape From ReCeivinglSer.
ious Injuries
By Occupants Of Auto When
It Turned Over

High weeds deceived Mr.. Ernest
Trenwith, west side grocer, Saturday
afternoon at 1890 o'clock at the base
of the Gambler hill, and, thinking he
was driving on solid ground, he
steered his automobile off an embank-
ment. The machine rolled over on it's
side and would have turned turtle had
it not been for a six inch gas main,
in which the rear wheels caught and
held. Mrs. Frederick Ball, who ac-
companied Ms. Trenwith, had her
right shoulder dislocated
The party was bound for the Fish
and Game association outing at the
Caves and included Mr.. and Mrs.
Trenwith, their children, Olive and
Helen, and Mrs. Ball. Mr.. Trenwith
had started to ascend the Gambler
hill. In front of him was a team of
horses, driven by Mr.. Petrie of Gam
bier, which seemed frightened at the
noise of the automobile. The machine
was stopped until the horses Gained
down. Mr.. Trenwith then started
across culvert and up the hill.
In turning to the side to avoid the
farm wagon, Mr.. Trenwith drove into
the weeds and the machine tipped
over In addition to the injury sus-
tanned by Mrs. Ball, little Helen
Trenwith was bruised considerably
None of the other occupants was hurt.
DR.. John R. Claypool of this city
was following right behind the Tren.
with car and observed the whole ac-
cident. He took charge of Mrs. Ball
and dressed Helen Trenwith's injur.
les.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-24
Two GIRLS
From Dancing Show Returned
To Their Homes

A sequel to the closing of the fe-
male dancing show at the county fair.
last Wednesday came Sunday after
noon when Miss Katherine Kennedy,
probation officer of Cleveland, came
to Mt Vernon on the noon train and
returned two hours later accompanied
by two young Cleveland girls, Della
Herschman and Jennie Golembski,
who had been lured from that city by
Stella Dorset OF Sandusky and in
duced to join the show which was put
on at the Knox county fair The Dor,
set woman maintained to Juvenile Of
ficer Purcell that the two girls had
been sent back to their homes in
Cleveland, but Mr. Purcell was satis-
fled that the woman was not telling
the truth. Aided by Sheriff Wolison
the girls were located at Utica and
were brought to this city by the sher-
iff and the juvenile officer. Commu-
nication was had with the juvenile
court at Cleveland and a probation
officer of that city was assigned to
come to Mt. Vernon and take the
girls back to their homes.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-24
SPIRITS
Not Dampened BY UnfavOr.
able Weather
Fish And Game Association
Picnic Great Success

The gloomy, drizzling weather Sat.
urday failed entirely In spelling the
second annual outing of the Knox
County Fish and Game association at
the Caves, Millwood, as the crowd of
sportsmen and their wives entered in.
to the spirit of the occasion as thor.
oughly as II the brightest OF sunshine
had been the rule.
The attendance from Mt. Vernon
was kept down by the rain, about Is
going on the special train from this
city. However, people from the south
ern and eastern parts of this county,
as well as a number from Holmes and
Coshocton counties brought the crowd
up to nearly 600.
The program Of the day was carried
out in full between showers and so
good.natured feeling was developed
that the outing was more than a sue
cess. Mrs. Royal Stats walked away
with the honors of the day, winning
both the ladies' race and the mailing
contest. In this latter, she drove ~
S.penny nails in 45 seconds with pre-.
cision and accuracy. Miss McClell.
and, who resides near Cavallo, was
the victor in the girls race. The trap
shoot, conducted by Messrs. Cullison
hty
Mr.. William Purbaugh finished sec
ond. To Louis Jacquet of this city
fell the honor of capturing the largest
fish during the day, his land being
14-inch bass.
Six hundred pounds of fish with cof-
fee furnished refreshments at the
noon hour. Some of this was left
over and was sold on the grounds to
members of the association and yisi-
tors. Mr. George Botkin of this city
acted as chef.
The one scheduled event which was
not pulled off was the exhibition of
expert fly-casting. Messrs. Tinker
man and Schaad of Columbus had
been secured for this purpose and
came as far as Howard. Weather
conditions were such, however, that
it was deemed advisable to cancel the
event.
Seventy six new members were adj
ded to the roster of the association
Saturday by Secretary l.. E. Rawlin.
son, bringing the total membership
up to 367. This is the largest men,
bership of any organization in the
country, fraternal orders excluded.
Arrangements will be made to hold
the next picnic on Labor Day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-24
SHOT IN
THE ABDOMEN.
When Revolver Accidentally
Went Off
Dangerous Wound Received
By Roy Craven
Was Handing The Revolver
To An Uncle
When By Some Means Wea.
pom Was. Discharged
Unfortunate Affair Occurs
Near BdtemantOWn

Batemantown, Aug. 30-Roy Cra-
ven, residing three miles west of here.
was shot through the abdomen Sun.
day morning at 10 o'clock when a
loaded revolver in his hand accident
ally discharged, and his recovery is
very doubtful. The bullet is lodged
in the upper part of the abdomen,
near the diaphragm.
An uncle from Dillonville was Wis
iting Roys parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. H.
K. Craven. The uncle is member of
the Dillonville police force and car
ried a revolver with him. This he
lay on shelf in his room.
The members of the Craven family
were invited out for Sunday dinner
and, as they were about to depart,
Roy Craven picked up the revolver
and presented it to his uncle.
AS he extended the handle of the
weapon, his finger came into contact
with the trigger and an explosion fol
lowed, young Craven sinking to the
floor. The Mortified family summoned
surgical aid.
Hasty examination showed the bull
let had entered the upper portion OF
the abdomen. 1t was decided that a
probing operation was Immediately
necessary to determine if the intestin-
al tract had been injured. No signs
of this were evident and the bullet
was located near the diaphragm.
Craven, who is 80 years of age, has
been in intense pain ever since the
accident and his condition is regard
ed as extremely precarious.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-24
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BANGS j.

T. A. Jackson and family of Pitts
burgh are guests OF mis- father, Van
Jackson, and brother, William.
Mrs. Ayers of Barberton. who has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Will
liam Wright, left for home on Monday
morning.
Mrs. Hervey Smith, who underwent
a very successful operation at Grant
hospital, Columbus, last week, is get
ting along satisfactorily. Her hus
band visited her on Sunday.
Carl Babb and family of Newark
are guests of his mother, Mrs. Miner
va Babbs.
G. l.. Ackerman of Akron spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Beulah farm
Mrs. Jennie Adams of Nebraska
and Mrs. Mana Clark of Akron are
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hathaway left
Sunday evening on their wedding trip
Mary Critchfield of Orrville is &
Bangs visitor