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Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

TO DENVER-Elmer Bruner left Denver
 NEW BABY GIRL-Ben stanton, secretary treasurer of the Phoenix Seed and Feed Company, received word Tuesday of the birth of a nine pound daughter MT. Stanton does not know the name of the new arrival He had d name picked out for a boy, and the arrival of girl rather upset his arrangements to name the new addi- ton to the family. Mrs. stanton is visiting her parents in Wheeling, West Virginia. and is getting along splen- didly.
 DEATH OF AN AGED RESIDENT Yesterday at noon occurred the death of Mrs Thereza Jane Evans at the home of her son. William A. Evans She had been resident of Arizona for over thirty years her former home be- ing in Illinois. She leaves one son, William, and d daughter. Mrs. Laura Gilbert of Roseland. Mo. Services will be held at the parlors of Moore and Mcclellan Friday morning at ten o'clock and interment will be at Palo | Verde. Arizona. Saturday morning. VACANCY IN HIGH SCHOOL ] FACULTY-Profess C. E Cook of the department of English of the high i school resigned yesterday to become | head of the English department of | one of the Omaha high schools. MT
 Cook, who is graduate from Yale
 came to the Phoenix school a year age
 and his work was so satisfactory that the board of trustees increased his salary by S200 for the coming year
 But the Omaha schools raised tha
 figure, though the increase of the sal ary offered was far less of an induce
 ment for change than the position
 with which it goes.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

SUMMER SCHOLAR-Warren Par ker has gone to Berkeley Cal. where he will pursue his studies in the sum mer school.
 HINES TRIAL JULY 11-"Doc" Hines against whom there is a boot logging charge was arraigned in Judge Stanford's division of the superior court yesterday and entered d plea of not guilty. His trial was set for July H.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage li censes were issued yesterday to Fran cis A. Shaw and Ora M. Clay Harold M. Opdenhoff and Mary H. Sexton En- requez Asedo and Sard Hernandez both of Tempe and Alfred H. Elliott and Lynden Hall.
 ELLIS ESTATE-The petition for ! the distribution of the estate of the late Bernie Ellis was filed by Lysander 1 Cassidy yesterday. Dr. W. c. Ellis is named as executor of his wife's estate and he and their daughter, Miss Helen Ellis are sole heirs. The estate is val ued at $25,OOO and consists of local real estate
 ARlZONA'S SHARE-County Treas urer George A. Macdonald has trans ferred to the state treasurer s60,353.74 a clean up from the second installment of taxes, the first division Of this in stallment having been made over to the state in May and amounted to s10O,- 900. The first collection given into the states treasury in December was s2O4, 322.5O
 CASE HELD UP-Owing to the ab. sence of the complaining witness, Tin 1 Morris of Agua Fria. the preliminary hearing of Gregorio Romero set fol yesterday afternoon in Judge De Sou za's court was continued until Frida, at four o'clock Morris charged Ro
 nero with stealing 22 high powe
 rifle, razor and other murderou
 weapons. Constable Roy Morrell ha
 endeavored to subpoena Morris for tn
 past two days gut has been unable t : locate his man, who according to un certain information has gone to Mex
 icU.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29
STUDENTS OFFER SERVICES
TRooublican A. 9. Leased wireJ

Republican A. 9. Leased Wirel
 MEXICO CITY. June 2S.-The stu dents of the schools of medicine, en- gineering and business at a mass meeting held today, offered their ser vices to the first chief in the event of war between the United States and Mexico. Alter the meeting was over the students paraded through the principal streets in the neighborhood of the palace and the residence of General Carranza. A committee was appointed to call on the first chief and inform him of the resolution at the mass meeting. General Carranza triotie attitude but refrained from fur thanked the students for their pa ther comment.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29
GONE TO oMAHA-Mrs. Cliffor

GONE TO OMAHA-Mrs. Clifford L. Maddox has left for Omaha. Neb., over the Santa Fe, where she will spend the summer visiting her par ents. MT. and Mrs. D. W. MeNea
 DEATH OF MISS HOlLlDAY- After a lingering illness of five months, Miss Missy Holiday died yesterday at the home of her cousin Mrs. B. c. Webster of 1914 North Central avenue Miss Holiday was a native of Mexico, Mo. where hosts of friends and rela- tives will mourn her loss. The funeral will take place from the residence of MT. and Mrs. Webster at six o'clock this evening. lnterment Will be m Greenwood
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

l-EAkINS HERE-TOm Eakins, the deputy sheriff of Flagstaff is making the Commercial Hotel his headquar- | ters while in town for a few days on business
 FOR LOS ANGELES Mrs l.. J. 1 Benntt left yesterday for Los Angeles where she will spend the summer.
 THROUGH TExAs-T. R. Jones of the Monarch Mines of Winkleman left yesterday on q business trip to Fl Paso and Dallas. Texas.
 HAIGH LEAVES-T A. Haigh of the United States Government Civil Service left Wednesday on short business trip to Salt Lake.
 WEARY TO cHicAGO-John J. Neary an official of the Magma Cop per Company of Superior, left las: evening or a business trip to Chi cago.
 TO LOCATE HERE-W $. Solo mon and wife of Los Angeles are I staying at the Commerciai Hotel un- ;il ttev find suitable place to To- cate pormanentls- in Phoenix. TO GO EAsT-R. Rayless and wife of PhoeriN are staying at the Com 1 mercial Hotel for a shcrt time be- fore beginning a summer tour through the east
 VISITS NEW YORk-Nrs. l.. Y. ! Griffith left last evening for a shor, visit to New York. Mrs. Griffith viii
 go by way of New Orleans or the Southern Pacific Steamer Lines.
 KIRBY vlSIToRS-W. A. Cline and wife are guests of the Commer cial hotel for few days MT. Cline
 is ar important cattle man of Kirby Arizona. Among other guests are R
 Ravless and wife of Phoenix C. T. potklG of Superior: Joe T. Rock )i
 san Francisco: ]. O. Kelly of Ray and Otto F. Kroeeer
 BIC CONTRACTOR HERE-Ottr
 P Eroeser of Fl Paso. well known
 contractor is in Phoenix, for a short
 time visiting his father law, E. Q
 Kennedy MT. Kroeger built all tn. ! Important buildings in Fl Paso tha
 have hcen built within the last tw,
 vears. Among these notable ones ar, Pase Del Norte The First Nationa
 Bank and inc Lomis Hotel
 HERE FROM CHIcAGO-H. F n Arnold and Carl l.. Watson both O
 "hicago are the guests of the Jef
 ferscn Hotel while here on a shor
 'lsiness trip. Other guests are F. rarle of Ardmore Okla: Geo. F. Sut V livan of; Decatur H.: Mrs. F. Q pohsi of Los Angeles: B. L. Mile
 rnd wife "f Iiavdcn: E. & Green c :, 1a"den; II. A. Eve of Hayden. an 70 V C- Brewer and wife of Dougla' Il los ANGELES VISITOR-E. W 10 ''reerIaE. an important cattle ma m 1n1 rancher Cf Los Angeles is th 10 ouest Of the Adams Hotel for q shoi
 time while here on business. Othe h guests include Mrs F, G. Rollins g Cripple Creek Col: Mrs II. C. Flu r. fer and Mrs. IT c. Muirhead ,- Miami; F E. Hcley of Brawley, Cal Il ). B Fuller. q stocllman Of Los An le EeieS. Di. F. Holm of Superior; N d Norris If Fullerton. Cal, and Mrs. V ol E. Adams of Camp Verde. IS EVERYBODY attend the Auctic n. Sale today, northwest of Glendal IS (Adv)
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
w, c, T. U, Meetina

The W. C. r. U. will hold it's fegular meeting at 10s0p a. m. on Thursday at the W. c. T |. hali en 2gT West Mon roe street The devotional will be led by Mrs. J. T. Bane, while the program will be in charge of the executive committee. Regular meetings will be suspended through July and August subject to call of the president As this is the last regular meeting before adjournment a full attendance is de- sired. The Loyal Temperance Legion will hold it's regular meeting Thurs day at 400 p. m. at the W. C. T. U hall.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29
STORED WATER SUPPLY Water Service Report for June 28
WEATHER TODAY TReDubIicar A, D. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON. D. C., June 2S.- For Arizona-Thursday and Friday generally fair; not much change in temperature.
 West TeXas-Thursday and Friday generally fair.
 Colorado-Thursday generally fair, slightly cooler east portion; Friday partly cloudy north portion, fair in south.
 New Mexico-Thursday and Friday generally fair; not much change in temperature.
 West Texas-Thursday and Friday generally fair
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29
WALKER WILL
 MANAGE PARK
Riverside Will Open Satur- day With Expert at Head; Chamber of Commerce Committee Complet te's Company Organization
DIRECTORS OF NEW
 RIVERSIDE PARK co.

The following directors were chosen by the incorpofators of the Riverside Park company at the , Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
 President, Peter Corpstein: sec retary J, G. O'Malley; members, H. l.. Aller, Hal Bennett and F. H. Ensign.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

FREE ADMITTANCE to the Will lows. Bring your lunch and picnic in the cool shade of the big trees.-adv.
 dr
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

Swim at the Willows in a large fresh flow of pure running water deep and shallow.-adv. di
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29
Rotary Club To

Rotary Club Tomorrow The Rotary club will hold It's regular weekly luncheon at the Rose Tree at noon tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

EVERYBODY attend the Auction Sale today, northwest of Glendale. (Adv) Il
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

terday .......-.4 degrees Deficiency in temperature since
 the first of the month degrees Accumulated excess in tempera-
 ture since January 2S6 degrees Normal precipitation January
 1st to date ...294 inches Actual precipitation January 1st
 to date .............2.99 inches Accumulated excess in rainfall
 since Jannary .0.05 inch
 Data for Tucson Hig:.est temperature yesterday .104 Rainfall yesterday 4............ C
 ROBERT Ql GRANT
 Meteorlogis..
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29
ASK FOR ana GEi HCRAECK 2
 THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap substitutes cost YOU same price-
BAYLOR COLLEGE
 FOR WOMEN
BELTON, TEXAS


 A Growing Institution with Great Past and greater future. Health conditions all that could be desired; first class equipment; modern dormi- tories with private baths and screened from bottom to top. Other dormitor- ies at reasonable rates. with Loan Funds to assist. A four-year college course, requiring fourteen units for entrance; strong academy special op- portunities in all the Fine Arts, Home Economies. stenography and book keeping; Department of Education and Model Training School enable those finishing the Freshman class to receive first grade certificate from the De- partment of Education. Every gradu ate of last session has been placed for next. No other college in the south can make such a showing.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

EVERYBODY attend the Auction Sale today northwest of Glendale (Adv.) Il
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

BETS IS oUALlFIso-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

U. s. Weather Bureau, Federal Bldg ndeo, TIC. lWfMIDe Siny-n.5s9
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

BETTs IS oUALIFlED.-(Adv). t
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

BETS IS oUALIFIED.-(Adv).
Arizona republican., 1916-06-29

SUMMER CHOlAR-Warren Par ker has gone to Berkeley, Cal. where he will pursue his studies in the sum mer school
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
100000 perInnat.

Gle @ottin oes @roi. glriito 0l. go
30 reidt cine alaoe ein. 8ralt
SeIene Semmetter ole @erfIoste.
GS 6onoelt iir5 INN Die 2iebe
OeS Soften Scr aldgerin.
Sm Common 9leos-@ericbt lieB
aeitcru 3rmi WlorD @. Sobo, Oie
@attin oes @roieliors Slriito N1. 60.
30 bon oer b06eren &nabeni6ule.
Ourd ben &e9tsouualt Sarrp ..
@oli cine Gloge Inn 100000 Sda.
oeneriab gegen Srau oelene Sem.
meter, geb. Silgenberg @ottin oes
@roieiiors Gr. Sobn s. Semmeter,
bon gtr. 739, llniOerlitD.@orfpaD,
einrei1eu. Gie alageidriit eiebt
.nur ole 9}omen ser 9eibeiliaten imO
Den getrog Der OerIangten Summe.
Ger Redtsonpolt @olf Weigert ii6,
.irgenO welde Sniormation aus5uge.
ben. SSu Oen Geridts5immcrn Der-
Iautet jeood, Dab Srou Sobo Der.
idbt cine ShoOeneriobiumme fir
oen @ertiit Der 2iebe oes @otten 81
Ierlongen, Der anoeblidb iebr irelno-
lid nit 5rou Semmeter eeueien ieiu
.ioll @s beiBt ierner, OaB Elm 9iin-
oel 9riefe Oas SolptbeweiSmaterial
ieiu. weroen peIdes 8rou So6o por-
legen mill. 6rau Semneter emit
.iiaunt elmer betannten 9altimorer
.Gamilie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
,WatIoMaI aea0ue. /"
veimerIsan eeaone."
G dime gReiIe.

Qie @oltimorer WtotorcDcIe.@ri-
eooe, welbe an Samltoe bon Dem
.@eiddit Der 0Seino @lotor 60"
.Nr.61t, @eit-9lortb,9lp o6iubr,
INN nod 8ermont 81 fobreu, 1T ge-
.lIern moblbebollen in SerleD 9itD
Iongefomnen mo ole Sbeilnebner
.iprodcn iih oIle b0Ait entbuiioltii1
.iiber Ole &iidtiefeit Der lRoidinen
aus melbe BON Der SurleD- 0opioIon.
go. fir Die 9atterie eingerihtet
'mlIroen 91c9t Der eerineIte 8ipi-
'ibenfau ereienete iicb, wel6er Die
SSdbrer miigebalteu baben fopptc.
@lorgen werOeu nod einige Wlitglie.
Der Der 9otterie BON bier aus folgen.
@is eelteru mar Oos @etter Den Sab.
rern iebr giiHitig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
SdJOrfidyaten.

Inter oen 9lnipi0ien ser ,g1otio.
nal @ertbeioieluas ! 2iqo" miro
am Sonitae Der SbicBItouo au
Souuoers bel 0jlenbirnie fir oas
olleemeiue 9Sublifllm freigege6eu.
User iid oIs S1orfibiiBe ousbiIoen
mil, brou6t mlr As Gents fir Elm
yhlnoreiie-9iaet ouf Der .Sbort
Zine" 81 beooblen lmo finoet bort
90 W1onu BON Wtarine-G Corps in
sSaibingtom pelde oeu Neulingen
ole Sanobobung bon 9iidbien oeiqen
merOen. Sir Die iuneen 2eute. mel
DIE Den Samitag frei Doben, 1T es
cine @eIegeubeit ii6 ais S6arf.
iAilte auSSubiloeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Sr. 9aNIur aeltur6em.

Serr Sonat6an g. Eo0Ior, DER
@encrol.9lgent Ser @ro0ioent Qife &
TruIt Company, crlag nod IGngercr
aronfbcit cinem Ser3leioen. @r mar
n Sabre alt uno fam i'm Sabre
1878 noG Baltimore. gr mar in
Sonoolm-GolntD geboren. Sr. Eo0-
Ior mar Goriiber Der Iirettoren.9e-
bor0e OeS S5rienos Meeting SauIes
lmo nobm 6erborrogeuoen g(nt6eil
an Der Qemperen8-geweglmg ser 9ln-
tisSoloon-Siga. @r miro ii6erlebt
bon leiner @ittme, eeborene emma
:. FDle, uno 5mei Sdweiiern, 3ran
Sonno Z. Stobler bon 5onop
springs II. 8rou YauconIt bon 9oll-
ooun-GountO, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
@a0m GiH.

glu Der @de Der @recne. StroBe
lmo Gollmbid-9Iueme wnroe seitern
93admittog Oie 80 Sabre alto SSrou
gielleD glareg bon 92r. S02 g9eIt.
6aDette'StroBc, in belpuBtloicm Gu
itonoe alfgeiimoeu rmo nad Dem
llni0eriitdts-SoipiiaI eebrod6t. S5ier
muroe Die 6rau wieoer gum geiuiiBt-
lein aebradt lmO geItano oieicl6c Elm,
ooB iie einen Ebeel6iiel boil aarboI.
idure 81 ii1 geuommen babe, ga Iie
nnge6li6 eincn Streit nit i6rem
@onne bate. Ger 8uItouo ser
6rau III nidt 9elorgniB erregeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
8eiauas.GOn5ert mn &aibinetOn.
V2Dnumcnt.

Gas 3peiie 0emeinidaitlibe @e.
ianas.Gon5ert am &aibnatou-Dlo- lo-
numeni iinoet 6eute 9lbeno pom 7.3O
bis 10 ll6r itait. Gas 9roeramm,
melheS bon @rof SteimuaIo mo
prn 6reo q. Suber bonn FenbooD-
3nliht 3nlanmengeiieat wuroe. it,
mie iolgt
Aromunas.Narf6 ans .Ger Bro.
fvtl -.....s ...,..'........ .D'eOetbeef
g. (lulelhiioer
4 GemeInldalildes enaen ,0olnmbia.
fQe Sem NJ toe Dream.
trombone. Colo p@omepbere @oice
7" Coerr asiiliam Sfeitaaj ~"''
81 Trel Ldnse ans 4ogiHrib oem Abs
ten WDrria'Sau3, coolers Ian5
uHo SudphIan3 .......... Derman
y NnHhplhilOCr
8 ssmelili6aIiii6es snaeu Oh gIad
8 oon5riaad inr Goruetie .aes
t96. Geo 9c6oubiile il. ISM. 6ear5j 3i9J'
10 DUeneubonabi9"
li a9unNnelD.
~ sNuuncluiincr.
i2 @emrIgi6ali1es einoen .0ome
iluccl Nome".
la eeelionen aug arobeH Cpern. eairaned
i6 Soneniab.ebor aus BEN o1Relilas"
as @emeInl9aiid4es 9inaen .eaIiimore,
pur fnlimufc".
~ o1inr 1panno0 Ynuuer".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
gItIantiidle ggaiierluea.Gunusn

Sir Die uelmte Sobres.G Contention
Der uSItIontic Deeper Sgotermobs
Contention, welc6e bonn 12. bis IS.
September in YbiIaoeIpbiu abaebol-
ten miro, bat @rGiioent Sacob gg.
Soof bonn u&ereiu Der Gouflelte
unO 6abrifmiten Der g(ltltoot" ole
iolgenoen Serren oI8 &ertreter en-.
nannt: 0berit Socob s8. Soof, syobn
S1iiler, Gowar0 s. W}ee6on, Ott.
mar @orcus, Sermon W. @ette-
milller elmer 81. aerueD, Sobn q.
Spencc, Sobn gs. @loribou, Qouis
9eder, Somes aing, 2ouis s. g8il.
cor SenrD ". 9rebnt 9lo6t. SsulleI-
banoD gsu. $. @rccn S[. 6. Diet.
rid, GboS. S. @pous, 9(oron genelb,
Smnes youna Sobn @erner, 9eni.
6oilien6amer uno @otrid 6lonni-
gun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
yIodl riciiae 9leieruen.

GcutibIano itdrfer ais je. n eng
lii6c @crIilite enorm. 1oS
groBe uaeiieltrei6cn" 3uiommen-
oe6rohen. ~ @aS ciu alaubwiir,
oigcr glugcu8elgc mittbeilt.
Or. 3. @. 9ebrens, Der ben
ocrtitb.iran3oiiideu arieg bon 1871
mitgcmadt Bat, oaun uaH 9lmerita
fam lmo ipdter ais &rieaS-Gorre-
iponoent nad Dem golfon gine, lit
iiir einige 3eit aus Gcutidlono 5u-
riidgete6rt, Inn ii6 bon cinem sebro-
dencn 9lrm 81 er6olen, Oen er bel eli
mem Stur3e BON einem &ferOc pori-
geS SSa6r III Serbicn erlitt. gr eing
Dor 5mei Sa6ren binais.
Or. 9ebrens iaet, oaB sic oeutide
9(rmee iortpdbrenO an StGrte 5u-
nimmt mo in oeu nGbiteu g9oden
eiueu entibeioenoen Sieg iiber Die
9laiirteu erringeu miro. gr bdlt ole
glaiirten 3u idmab, oem 9lniturm
Der 1eiitiden 81 mioeriteben, uenn
oerIel6e tommen wir0. Iie briti-
i1en @erluite ieieu 10 cnorm, Dab iie
niemals befannt gegeben piiroen.
@r bebauptete, oaB Die 9riten nie-
mails 9opalime errei6en f0nnten.
Sur5 Dor ieiuer 9lbreiie bat er ole
GSront Dor @eroun beiudt. Or. 9eb-
rens mill wieoer nod Dem ariegs-
ibolpIate 5uriidfe6ren, wenn DER
5rieoen nibt ic6r bolo aeidloHen
meroen iollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Sn FILTER @rSe.

Srdulcin @milie 9ieide oui Dem 2ol-
oon.&orf. 6rieobofe beigeiebt. II
Serr 6ran5 9lppel iano auf Dem.
icIbcu 6rieO6oie feline Iebte 0lu6e-
itatt.
Die iroiidben lle6erreite BON Sri.
@milie 9ieibe, pel6c om 3. 9(uault
i'm 9Iagemeinen Deuti6en @reiien-
beim aeitorben mar, ipur0en eeltern
mlf Dem &ouoon. Barf. 5rieoboie bei-
geieet. 9Saitor 6. 9iin3ler bon DER
ct. aSobanues air1e leitete ole
Srauer-6eierlidfeiten. Sri. 9leibe,
weIde felt Dem ~. 5e6ular 1913 i'm
9lagemeineu Ieitiben @reiienbeim
9luinabme eeiunOen bate, mar am
II. Sftober 1S47 in 9romlbmeig
geboren uno fam idon in ilmgen
Sa6ren noh 9lmerifa. Sic binter.
lGBt cine 9fi1te.
Sran5 q opel.
Ole geeroigune Oes Serru 6ron3
gppeL wel6er am A. 9lueuIt geItor.
ben mar, iano aeitern BON Der @o6.
nng ieiner Eodter, 6rou Dora 3.
@aaing, 9tr. 2406, 9lumo6. 6.glpenue,
ltatt. Ole 9ei6e muroe auf Dem
SollOon.Earf-6rieo6oie 6eieeiebt. Sr.
9lppel wuroe in 3eIle, Sannoper, ge.
6oren unO spar am 26. 9lopember
1884. @r fam nod 9lmcrifa I'M
Sabre 1870 imO mar ieit6er bier in
Baltimore i'm Giearren.@eidGit t6G.
TIC. @r 6interldBt 6rei Eodter:
6rou &ouis S6iu0ler, 6rau Serm.
Sude, 6rml Dora 3. @aQinq mo
einen Sobn 2ouis 9lppel. sSrelmoe
iln9irten als @obrtu6trGger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Seitrafte Settler y

gtatiirIid waren es @eiiter, uelbe
'einen S0Ileu.Speftafcl in Dem Saule
gtr. 1870, Siio.9Irlington.9lpe. poll.
iii6rten, 10 Dab Die glodboru no6
Der iiioweitli6en sgoIi5ei.Stotion te.
lep6onircn miBten, Inn 9lube 8u be.
fommen. Olobert Carr, 4otrid 9ran.
nan uno 6rmI 8rauan ltanoen ben.
te inter Der 9lnfloge Der 9lu6eito.
rlng Dor Dem 9Ri1tcr 9ormouan,
oo6 be5engten ole 0rei iibereiniiim.
memo, Dab iie md6reno Der irogIi6eu
Belt iiberboupt nid)t 81 Sooule gene.
len w0reL oIio miiiien nnbefnnnte
@eilter bic llebeltbdter geuelen fem.
Seood 9Iaubte Der Hibter ben ian.
len 3auber nibt lno beitraite Carr
init $50 nnO Soften 9raunan nit
$40 mo Soften. uno 6rm @rannon
.muBte So uno Soften berappeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Ter @elifrieg beute DOr eincm
SaGr.
8. slnsna 1918.
(92ad Dem @eridt Oes Oeutiden
@eneralliabS)

On 0itboucn ic6ieben iid Die
oclnibcn 9lnariiistruppen i'm
Sii0meiien BON &Nuuo ndber an
Die 6eitrng beran.
eSn 9loropolen bepuoeu ole
IcutIbcn Die @inicblieBune bon
9topo-@eoraielusf nit Oer@elUin,
nung oeS 9laumes 3piiden inter
Ilem Qiig mo g9eidiel,
groga oiiliA bon 8aribau
miro BON Ocn gluHen eerdirmt.
gloroweItlid Der 3eituno Swou.
goroo aebcn oic 9luiicn IN 9iid-
tuna 9ufolp 5iriid. mO in Der
&erfolgunq iiberid)reitet Die 9lr-
NEE @oprih Die aroBe StraBe
@aribau 2ublin 3ipiideu Den
,Sliiiicn @ilga imo @iepr3. Tie
9lrmce @1adcnien wirit Die 9}ui-
len 8miic6en ,Slpanooroo uno
8o5t iiber oen g9iepr5 3uriid.
S5n Siiogoli5ien ourbbrcden
oIierreidiidbaiuaariide Eruppcu
ruiiiide Stelhinaen am Iuieiir.
n0roIid Sorooenta on me6rcrcn
5tcllcn.
Gergcblicbc 9oriiobc Der in Der
SuDlos9ucbt oui @oIlipoli 9clan-
oeten en0ldnOer.
9lenc Giieniioe ser Deritdrftcn
9luiieu aui Der 0aufaIuSirout.
9luiien oiii Der Barfaiusiront.
Pm periiiden @oli 6cuddjii-
gen iid oie @ngldnoer oes So.
iens 9enoer.9uir6ir an Ger per.
iiIrGcn 5iiomelifiiiie.
Ger 0cuiiAe Siilisfrel8er ,Nle-
tcor~ ocrieuIt Den britiiden
&Hlisfreu5er oS6e 9lamieD"
(l413 9ouncnD iiiooitlicb Der
CrfneD.Snieln un0 rcltet 40
Morm Der 9ciabllua.
@ei'm @oritoB zines oeltidcn
@cidnaoerS i'm Wlecrbnien BON
9liaa weroeu eiiliae S6iiic ourd
rnliiibe Nlineu baiAdoigt ln0
5wei tleinc Mincniuc6er Oericnft-
sSn oen QaroaneIlcn Derienft
Elm engliidcs ll.goot oas 10000
1ounen aroBe tiiriiihc 2inien-
i6iii n8arbaroH Saireoin" (irii-
bcr aitriiirii ,5rieorib @iI6elm
Der oeutid)eH 6lotie, 1891 bonn
Stapel eelaiien); Elm GROCER
Gbeil Der 9eiablmg miro eeret-
tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
InIjr acaen Gait 9Imtu.

glbl6iirlungcn am &orper ino
Serlcbnn9en an linfeu 9ein 500 ii1
geiicru @ormittog ser Staots.0io.
torra0.%oli3iit 9obert N1. 9leiuooI.
lar, 5lL ais er oui ieineiu 9iao al
ocr Sonober lmO Mc@omas.5 .5iroBe
eeacn Gin 9oiiautonobil oes 9(Ooilon
4iunpbreD aus 0iillcrsoiIle, 9(nne
glrlmoel-GomtD, iilbr oaS pouFinn-
p6reD ielbii aelenft mlwoe 6ein.
oollar puroe 0urb &umpbreD olIige,
bo6en mo 81 eiuem bcnadbarteu
slr5t gebradt mpraui er iir5 nah ge-
eigneter 9e6anolimg nad leiner
@o6nnng 9lr. 1919 9liggs.9lDeule,
begab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
gIms ben @SOIiseiacridltem.


Sol. 9looms 6otte $2173 bel ieiner
Ger6aitlne in ser Gai6e. Gurd
3uialI Oer6aitet @oli5iit Ser.
denbo6n JAP, OoB oos 9luto feline
2icen5mlmmer bate. 9(n0ere
Sale.
SSoiepb 9Ioam 25 Sabre aft, imo
Gruelt 8. Eburiton 33 Sabre alt,
uurOen eeIteru bon Dem @oli5iiten
Ser6enba6n BON Der iiioiueitliden
%olijei.Station per6oitet. G6iriton
itnO QlOams, melde beioe cine 8a6rt
in cinem 9(utomobil mo6ter, fragten
oen %oli5iiten Ser6en6Q6n, uel1er
an Ser McSenrD. .StroBe, nobe Der
5ultOn-9IDenue itono, pie fe am be.
iten na6 Dem ngmmerion &otel" ge.
longen fonnten Ger Sitter oes @e.
iebes fab liH Oos 9lltomobil an uno
fon0, Oo feline 2icen5-glummer an
Dem gliIto 81 ieben mar. 9IuA fonute
'Gburiton feline Gbaufieur.&orte auf-
meiien. glls man Die 9eiOeu ollf ser
@oli5ei Stotiou 0urbiudte, fano
man in Den Goibeu oes 9Ioams
$2t73. Su oie @nee getriebeu, ge-
ltano 9loams, ooB er Oas @elo bon
Ger G6eiopeafe uno 0bio @iienbo6n.
Gompaenie bon G6orlottebiae, @a,
bel meld' lebterer CT ais aaiiirer an.
geIteat mar, Derlntreut botte. Gr
muroe fir Die 8e60rOen in Charlotte.
bile bon Dem 9iidter EornoIlon felt-
gebolten. S6uriton tpuroe ebenfoaS
fir elm weiteres @erbor, iuel6es gum
Gouneritag anberalmt wuroe, eiu.
geiperrt.