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The Detroit times., 1916-05-12
TRAILED W1FE'S
AFFINITY TO HIS
DOOR; DIVORCED

James Robert Porter trailed his
wifc's ansnity home from WORK. ne
admitted Friday morning. before
Judge Hart. and saw her meet his
rival at the door with tender ca
resses. Herbert Richardson was the
man, according to Porter.
On another occasion he saw his
wife keep an appointment with the
rival al the corner Of Third and Por-
ter-sts.
Porter said his spouse told him
she was going on a visit 70 her
mother In Birmingham. but that he
found later abe had gone on "a auto.
mobile ride with man instead. He
was given q decree.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12

a, a.. ot1er q the Ere ecm"iss,on.
Detroit. Mich. until 3:3e ,. NJ, Mon
day. May az, 1915. Tor furnishipg ssId
Fire cpmmfssion With 5000 feet Of
IN S0-foot lengthA. htted with the best
heavy bronze couplings.
Price bid viii he for delivery y. q.
b. Detroit The taccessfui bidder will
be required TO furnish . satisfactory
surety bond IN the sv-u OF one.haJf
amount Of contract. to guarantee full
hiimcnt Of same and guarantee.
10 expressly reserved,
fs!ds will be Endorsed Proposals for
Hose and delivered to the under.
GEORGE J, FINN.
H-7S1 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12
WINDSOR WOMAN
KILLED BY AUTO

Two Windsor automobile acci-
cents. Thursday. resulted IN the
death OF a woman and severe In
turies to a young boy.
Mrs. elizabeth Rsyscn. 50 years
I'D. Of No 50 Albert-st.. Windsor.
was fatally injured when an auto
mobile driven BY A. z. Scott. son
OF John Scott. windsor merchant.
struck her and knocked her down
as she Uas crossing the street at
Assumption St and Louisave.. At /
o'clock. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs cayson had started 70 cross
the street. witnesses say, and when
she had gotten bali way. hesitated
when she saw the machine bearing
dewn. anti. becoming confused.
stepped directly In the path OF the
automobile. She died In Hotel Deu
an hour later.
A coroncr's jury, impaneled BY
DR.. j. 8 Labelle, ESSEX county cor.
oner. viewed the body in the morgue
Of Sutton & Sons, and the inquest
was set for Friday.
A boy who works for Schumacher
brothers. Windsor butchers. and
whose name 10 unknown to the 20
lice. was struck by an automobile
which Was driving on the wrong
ride OF the stree. on Pitt-st.. Thurs.
day afternoon. The machine car.
lied TIE number 1865 and did not
stop after the accident. TIE boy
who was riding bicycle. received
. few minor cuts and his wheel wal
demolished.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12
TILTED, TRIES
TO KILL SELF

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Msy IA.
discovering that prominent sttor.
ney Of this city. 10 whom she be-
lieved sac vas engaged. was mar.
rled mrn. Miss Bertha Kemp. IL.
r;susbirr NJ a prominen, Fort Wayne
man, ATTEMPTED suicide by taking
cnr5ciic acid. The girl. who was
tnployss re- stcnographer with an
noteniosrje lrm. Is hct expected TO
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12
DEFIES SIGNAL;
KILLED BY TRAIN
Robert Hunter Drives Tean On
Tracks In Spite q EhS.
man's Waruing

Robert Hunter. s. years old. Was
Instantly killed. Friday morning.
when ne wnrppeo up nfs team OF
horses in defiance Of the signal NJ a
A~gmsn on Centratavs. At the
Michigan Central crossing. Hunter
almost ran down the aasmaA. &C.
cording to witnesses. and got on the
tracks at the same instant that the
train reached the CROSSING. Hc was
hurled from his wagon and instantly
killed. The horses were unhurt. The
train was coming into Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12
BUZZELL Is
NOT KNOWN
IN WINDSOR

that description in the recruiting
Office
There e a possibility. however.
that ibe mjpister may have joined
the Nine. ninth battalion. for wbica
recruiting was closed. Wednesday.
The battalion. now At London. Ont.
swaififg orders 10 cross the ocean
for ovsrsAss service. left Windsor
20 days ago. One ofiicer remained
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12
CERT TONIGHT
10 GU SE s. s.
CONVENTION

W Thousand persons gathered
ea1ja. Thursday evening. for
na1 raIly OF the Wayne coun-
~ school association. which
U6x ~ twenty-eighth annual
9f1So here. A procession.
wv 81 The salvation army band.
~ % Cass-sve., through Dav-
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12
DUTCH SAILORS
MUTINY AT JAVA

AMSTERDAM. May l2.-Three
hundred Dutch sailors. aboard three
battleships at Java. mutinied and
paraded the streets OF one OF the
suburbs Of Batavia. the Talegraaf
reports. Sixty Of the mutineers we're
captured by the Batavia garrison
and have been punished. The 9th
ers fed and are still at large.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12
be
1|||(PARADE


TX. Nag l2.--America's
- Nm march tomorrow
mi ~ iSs.0eo who will
ul~ frosa city hall to Fifth
yifty-nlnth-st. 70 demon
= boltok Ia being ready.
Dfnno&s1 today that Mayor
Ckief rsviewing oiicer. viii
fsnd - hours to see all
Drs pass his stand
- Roosevelt will not be In
~ family VIII be well
uoeeelt " to walk with the
81 III spendens women. Her
~, Dthel. now Mrs. Richard
- 1natshaI Of a division. and
~ rI@es-in-law. Mra. Theodore
M ~ II . captain. Among
y notables IL Thomas A. Ed
Do4 ~ The naval advisory
III yin BE- no carriages. auto
= ~ herses permitted amons
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12

planned until Ambassador Arredondo
takes up the question. Even then
the answer will be, as Il has been,
that the American forces VIII not
Quit the villa hunt until tire border
Is safe from further incufsions.
Omctals are not TOO confident
new terms can be arrsnsel through
the respective foreign of'ices. Obre-
Ron told Scott plainly that ne could
not put into writing any agreement
that would pia<e the Carrah1a SOW.
eminent in the light ~ consentins
to the stay Of the American expedi.
ton In Mesico,
Omciais expressed hope the expe-
difion can Continue without actual
moleststlon from any uncontrolled
Carranza band
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12

tration today BY reason of the faiI-
ure Of FL Paso conferences. Serious
ca binet consideration was given the
problem.
What the administration" next
step will be Is only copjecturaL Thus
far there is nothing &c show that
additional forces sent TO the border
will not be adequate. The great
fear today was that Mexicans would
get the idea that the Wilson admin
istration's refusal 10 withdraw from
Mexico meant an intention to do 9th
er than break UP Villa bands.
The failure of Generals Scott and
Obregon 10 agrse MAS due 10 the fol-
lowing causes. among others:
Obregon wanted 10 discuss a Dor.
der patrol arrangement. but sought
first 10 have the American forces
Withdrawn.
He informed Scott hat the pres
tige OF beth himself and Carrsnza
would suffer il he returned 70 Mex
leo City with the news tina, he had
consen ted to the stay OF the Ameri-
can expedition.
He was willing TO arrange for co
operation in the Parral district.
The latter proposition was accept
able. but irssmaeh rs the with
drswal problem seemed uppernost
IN Obregon's mind. the conference
came 10 nausht-
obregon ut first opposed placing
any Of his proposals in writing, but
at the second conference yesterday
he submitted certain papers ard In
dulsed In certain conversational pro-
posaIs.
The proposals were rot acceptable
20 Scott, 30 the two agreed upon n
statement for the press and closed
their sessions.
The public announcement that the
matter would be considered further
by rbe foreign offices OF the two
countries merely covered the fact
that the session had no results.
While Obregon inclined TO make
some concessions. he was 80 fearful
of the effect the continued stay OF
the expedition wocld have that the
two men could reach no common
ground for negotiation. for Scott
would not bulge from sdministra.
ton orders that the troops must stay
in Mexico until the menace Of border
raids IL removed.
SCOTS only proposal In the rostte'
| Of withdrawal was that the Amerl
cans would Come out a. soon as
their mission was accomplished and
| that this would be the sooner II the
Mexicans showed real cooperation.
The question OF use of the Mexi-
can railways for transporting army
| supplies was touched upon briefly
but apparently no definite conciu
| sions were reached.
For iris reason, the situation a.
sumed especial gravity.
Authorizes now believe tha'
there il no way In which TO divert
Carrauv. from his insistenee upor
whkdravsl. though they hope here
after he viii he passive. instead oi
sctive. IN this position. The failure
20 reach a formal agreement doe,
not maize Il impossible TO continue
ne expedition and does not actu
ally thre9ten that the American Ell
petition ell be blocked. For THU
reason. there was still hope today
shst Mexico might continue TO TAXI
the situation at least a. calmly a
IN the rsst.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12

ses the HOPE that his Britannia ma
jesty's government will hereafter
treat such prisoners as II has taken
or r1ay take In the act Of attempting
revolution In TreIaEd n prisoners OF
war in accordance with the rules Of
international Law and hold them inn
mune from punishment ~ traitors.
outlaws or criminals"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12

ware r. Breslin. to her homestead.
we're cancelled by Judge Hart. Thur
day afternoon, after Mrs. Gienden.
Mrs hsd toad Of the faiiufe Of her
plans TO have the Bfessins esre fer
her until her death. In return for her
property.
TIE Brcsiins declared that they
stood ready to return MR.. 0seaden-
nins's property TO her II ~ woufa
pay back what they had put into II.
She was directed by Judge Hart TO
give them $751;.
The disputed property Is = house
at No. 5s1 vinewood-sve. and = lot
adjoining II.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12

NEW YoRK-"Aeilo there. of1
girl said samuel Friedman. Justify
slapping woman on the back. be.
iisvine her a friend. she was n 10
tal stranger Sam vas sentenced q
iIsee r,ontns.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12

WASHINGTON. May la sHua,
tton more serioJs than al any time
.lncc The American forces plunged
into Mexico confronted the admins
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12
WOMAN
WINS SUIT TO
RECOVER HOME

Deeds given by aged Mrs. Anasta-
STA C'lendenning TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12


PARIS. Nav l2.-Two heavy Ger.
man attacks against the western
slopes NJ Dead Mans hill last night
were rspul.ed by the French. said
IN ofYfcial statement from the var
cfiice TODAY.
The German assaults sined al the
re-capture OF positions taken by the
French on May 10. but were repuis-
ed by French curtain fire.
Near the Avocourt wood and IN
the regions OF Duuaumcnt and Vaux.
east of the Meuse. canncnsding con-
tinued throughout the night, but
there we're no infantry attacks.
The war once carry today gave
out q brief statement. eenying re-
porte that the French. II one Stage
of the verdun battle. contemplated
retiring from the forts northesst OF
verdm and defending the citadel
AT M time during the hattie Of
verdun has the chief comfBa nder
given orders for the retreat OF the
French forces on the night bank OF
the Meuse." IL was stated -Cn the
on February "a. two days
after the battle opened, General
Lsngle De Cary ordered the troops
On the right hank that every point.
.very small position should be held
II all costs. and that the only word
would be Hold on
"On the evening OF the twenty
ourth, the eommander.in-chief 10
Iued instructions to hold the front |
,etween the Meuse and Woevre with
very means AT Your command.
NEW YORK, May f2.--Hamilton
iolt, chairman Of the American
ranch Of the Central Organization
or Durable peace. announced today
hat he will call me sting within a
hort time to consider prging Presi-
lent Wilson TO submit peace propos-
In 10 European belligerents.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12


the port OF Ragusa.
WASHINGTON. May l2.-Unless
American citizens were on board the
Austrian passenger liner Dubrovnis.
reported torpedoed without warning
BY an enemy submarine In the Ad'
ratio. this government will not pro
test the attack. The view OF ON
Gals today vas that the attack on
the Dubrovnik. even IL proved TO be
Illegal. would be placed alongside
such cases as the Yasaka Maru and
the cymrie. Japanese and British
ships. respectively. which were tor
pedoed without warning bat on
which there were no American citt
zens.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-12
AUSTRIAN
LINER is
TORPEDOED

tCsuttssea from rage OseJ
Was built in 1912. ana registered a,
the port OF Ragusa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31
glnna Sdlmi0.

Gs narb om %. Onooer 1916 Vlnna sGmio,
geb Soliler. qeliebte Satin bon Grnelt
Shuh0. i'm glier bon as Sabreu 1crpnnoie
uro 6rcuuoe iino adDhnasool einpedoeu Der
Ncer0iqing nu Ticniian NadniiugS "a
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icns'Qluenuc 0rt, aus. be5npobnen. 8eis
etunQ ani oem ,0oll0on Bdrf Srieoboie"
(eNftQO-. Qt0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31

nenncn im0 e nod @lt0iner cntloen; iie miilen iid
poult1noig ieinem @ilen iiigen
@r bebt ole ooQe @etpalt zines Sderiifs un0 0ie
peitere Diodt in irgeno enen Sal Der id in Den Gn-
Den oes Staatsanpotes beiiuoet ein5uereiien Die
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oes StooteS Sirginicn, nennt es oen neueu 0epctis
mus 1os Blot lagt, Der Brobbitions. @omnIiiidr be-
libe tbonddj cine gr0Bcre Wln6t ais Scr @olpcrneur
oes Staates. n nierer StoOt erflGrte eil rii6ereS
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Smeiie 5ieben Der 5ugebe OoB er noB 81 lpd6len &C.
ocnte imo Dab reeno cine Stride, Die Id) Gem Sompf
Tilr Erobbition nidt bet6eilige 5ugeidloen weroen
lolte. Gieler Serr mar menigtenS ebrlid acng, Den
mrtlifen 3med Der Ero5ibitionsbcmeglna en5uqe-
lte6en.
Die Ofebr5abl Der 0enfenoen piiien, mo Der 6eber
IN Der Notwithstanding liegt Die 8eneglmq be-
lduoigt Die @ctr1nfe alen itno ni6t 0en D1ain Der
lle trintt geno Ue Elm Sin0 oas oen Sm6l belulOgt
men es 1lt Spirituoeu on ii baben nidlt Die 0iadt
6alniIien 8 peruidten uno Mdnner an riniren 9idt
Spiritiloen ODER @aitprtbbaften tragen oie Sdbulo
lonoern ole Y3Gnner, meldJe Sprituojen miB6randen
Sic Frobbitionien Beginner ole &eformotion ON ol-
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lire 9rat in Den 9ienit Der noraliien @r5e6unq itcl
lcn @eitige @etrdnte f0nncn enen darafterieiten
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ene fable Sdde it, lit oos 5rinfen cine 9trattion Go
Dm Ole SigeuOen eben ole Dem Wann SyeItafcit Qe-
ben oa 6m Oie nnerc &rot ieblt oe Ole Scelc 81 elmer
tGaoddjen 6ettng mad)t uutereg cr DER criten Scr
udng; nO menn es nidt oas Irinten it, conn lit es
etmaS 9lnocres. @r fonnen es ais elm Gjecb ne0er-
egen OaB Elm Nlann mir Glddieafcit i'm 5innlidJen
id]t, pcm er geiitig arm it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31
YooesfGne.

glm 26. Cftober So0n 5Ia6ertn gr. 414,
Gitgdnonle siruBe SO Sabre alt
gIm g. Sfiober Scnjamin 0roif Jr ell,
Clio Sireeper, SiraBe, 81 Sabre alt
Vim 81. Cfiober =. geilmer SanioH, yir.
14Ol. yinoenQlDemic, 76 Sabre dlt
Elm 27 Gftobcr @eorae u. 00iimaH, gir.
49, BiHincp Rlace, ~ Sabre at
glnI 25. Giiober @eorgin seller ytr 2024,
Orleans Sirnbe. 20 Sabre ait
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638 SiiosUloniioro Qberuc, 81 Sobre off
glni o. Giiober @eDrge 8. ". @atterion,
9r. 1924. gSeii.2erIngion' SiraBe. "a suyte
ali
glm %. Cfo6cr Mi Bland SnrSinger, Wtt.
Hopal apartments, 81 Sabre alt.
glm 27. Sftober 9inie ID. Sapne1 ylr. 4OS,
gScft 2S Eirubc 30 NQbrc alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31

gser nadtcn 0icnitas init icincm @a6ljcttcl Oic
&oblbnoe 6etritt Der odte ecno oorouf mic ser ette
gcal5t it, oamit CT ocniebeu in genai oerel6en @cc
pieoer 5uiommenlegt lln0 6eim Wlarfren 0es Wo6l.
5cfteS gebroude man nidt Die 6iieoer ooer enen eiQe.
nen 9leit lonoern nnr Den nnouSloidlden 9ciitiit,
Ocn er aui Dem GiIddeu in scr goe oornoet Cies
fam oen @d6lern nidt oft aemig einaeidGrh weroen.
&obldcel Oie nit Der 6ileOer oOer cincm gep65nIi.
den 9eiltiit murfirt ooer oie aId 3ulammcnqcleqt
iillo ucrOen nidjt ge5a6lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31

Seim Gmpfang Ocs Stinm5cttels
pom Stinln3cttel Glerf am ndditen
Eienitag odtc ein ,SeOer oaraui Dab
ali scr &iidieite Ocs 3ettelS oie SSni-
tialen oes 6etreiienoen Glerfs entbal-
ten lino. @enn iie ie6len, Oann gcbe
mon oen Stimm5ettel 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31
suuOpn Bart @emeteru.

9anVtGlngang: Nreoerid 0lrab.
ghrcnn: 0r n, Me.5aratuaa. Strahe.
Ne9rnhniBplnse bon SEQ an. unier beiunbis
Ger Aiiiiht Shmtlblumen Seunoe, Rlous
sen etc. ino In Ireibbnus am Sdnpis@inaanp
Al finoeit unter Aaent pigo. lpenn aeipiiiidt.
hnrfnrehpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31

Ter &Gbcr in Baltimore 6raudJt 6ci Der gSa6l am
rddllten Dienltoa feline 49, onocrn MIR &relR5eidea
al modem Gin arel55eiden in Dem 6elo binter ocn
NQmcn oeS Er6ii6entdlats. uno gice Yr1ii6endjats.
Gonooaten 5dbt fir bic iGnmtlidjen ndjt GlCftOreu
Ner 70 ltmmt nnlB Damn ober feline areB5eidcn in Sen
SaIocrn 6utcr oen 9lamcn Der Erdiocutcu. Gcftorcu
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31
gSermiId,tc gIn5cisem.

c6ue eebrer 0naliid Wreheu nub idreipen
Sg Iernen sir &eus9inqeeauoerte, iopie liir
Sprude ibcn uiio berboQiommeneH poQeu;
,,9lmcrfdnlider 1pimetidler". 305 Geiien.
@rainnintif mo gInleiilna. in nr8er 3cii obne
gehrer HnNlilD iprccbeH mo iobreibcn 81 lcrs
nen Ghf Die @iliSlpraCbe ser @8rier Die
man i'm idNli9en Hebeu brandt Gin peribs
Ooure. illr{ QeidbteS ySOrierbndl sine hOus
iihnoiae NhtiicriummnnQ bon NrieieiI Net0s
mulGcn Guiilulqen, 9onhafien. 9Seghieln
gnueiiunaen @cibdfislarien ETC 9iur Si.O0.
NeiieuunQeu mil Dem Neitnge an GbnrlcS
llue., 0ciu Ouri ". y. (Nl1ilftS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31
Die @cridnIdfet Der EraiSentIdaftSG GanOiOatcu 1T
Jest oaS ibGnptsSIn

n frilberen FrGIioenen gSablin6ren BAT 0as amcri-
foniidbe Golf iib oamt 6egnigt OoB oic 4rGi0ent-
idafts @anoioatG iid IN i6ren &cOen i'm 0roBen iino
@a5en nr nit ser &latform ibrer reipettipen @ortei
6eihGitigten. 0ns BAT iG geGnoert Sn oeiem SSo6re
miro ole Yartei @atorm bon ocm @rGiioentidatsGo
oloaten Der beoen groBen Fartcen melt meniger err
mG6nt Oogegen o6er oas lbema ser @lidten Ger Gre.
frtipc ~ oes Erdioenten in oen &orOergrimO &C.
ridt Sic ebtcn 5peieiubab Sabre 6abcn nGmlb &c.
5cgt oaB uoIae Der aroBeu @epat uelde ole Geroi-
Jung in ole S0nOe Oes @rGioenten eeIeet bat oas
Sdidial ocs 2anoeS, DER bioert Iillionen Nmidjen,
Die oorin leber tbotia1dj bon ocn @ntblieBlugen
eilleS en5gen Wlonnes obb1net 0ds mar Dem omeri.
tond)en Tote bisber nidt gum pollen 9euuBten 9e-
fOmnen, Der Meltfreq bat oas @rudcen uermIadt bot
Dem Gote oen id]m1dten Eunft ocr Gerfuiiunq oiicn
bart: ooit altofrotiie gepolt in osipGrtgen 9lnge
lcgenbeiten in ole SGoe zines ein5ieen Warnes oes
Er6ioentenl aelegt~ Goourd lit es Dem Gl.tc 5nul
ScpuBtiein getonmen, oob nd)t Die Eorteiplatorn,
ioloern Die 8eriouli6tcit 0cS GanOOaten OIL eriter
Stelle erpo9en werOen mB Die Eer0nlidjfcit 99ooO-
rom gSiIions 81 loren bat ooS &olf omG6erno bier
Sabre @clegenbet geba6t uic oie %ilfen Oes rd-
liocnen eineS UdidnolteS, mie oaS Ser Ser 5taaten
aaBt uli0 mie bon Der @eiualt oie Die &eriuinng
Dem Nrdli0enten in asp0rtgcn Nngeegcn6eten in Ole
Sano gegebcn bot @ebrauh modjt nciB 0as 9of ans
Ger 9IniGuulng Die Bcri6nlidfeit G6orlcs g. Su96eS
uie feline Edteu ais @rGiiOent ouioiien imO pie er
oe 9roBe Viad)t as Erolloent atpenoen mcr0e, fann
oas Gof mr. nod enen g9orten bert6eiIen Inter ser
lIeberidrit. vWleine giaiimng BON ser 9rdiOcnt.
idnit" gebt er Ole idriitd)e @rfIGrlme:
sic ira9eu peben 99cg id 81 uon0er geocntc
Gle @'eleniteine, Die oen @cg be5eidncn peroen limo:
cine Der ga5cn 0ation pcrontportlide @refuip SbG.
tigfet; e ans oen Hei6en Der betcn 9merfunpr aus
gepd6ltcs Cabinet; cine gluSlanospoftif sic 60fli6,
obcr 6eiinnit fiir amerifdnd)e &cdtc eine6t; cine
5agee medle oen Amerifauer beral pobin Iein Icgi.
times @eiddit i6n iibrt in einen 9edteu iiibt eiue
Gorbcreitimg r Die es.Gonflrren5 ordj oie ollc
eruppen Der omerifaniiden grbeiter gci9bt eh wpr-
oen; cine &egicrlngsibcruocblm Oes 0eldditS, oc
ilrftos ooS ibIedte GeibGit aitSner5t oe o6er bon
Der Aniidt osgebt oaB Der ourbidnittIidc @edGts.
monr ebrlib 1T; uno id5lieBlidj cine Snlanopoltf 0ic
on inoiItrellen 6rieoen no geiimoe imo permauentc
Eroperitdt gerd1tet it, baiirt m oe Gntwiduug oes
omerifanild)en SonoeIs mO Dem 9uibm ser amerfani.
Iden Snouitrien~
Sas Froaromm lit Gin eiltes Gin rein nmcrifoni.
ideS nO it Elm osfii6rboreS, ucnn ser e6rlGc @ae
uorbanoeu it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31
&robibitOn 1T cine Girdcnbcueanng nnb ii6rt INN
9nnO smiidcn @irdle mnS Staat.

9lot6ncr Or Charles N Hu6enlien Bot om Conn.
tae 0orec i'm Snr Sino Sempel cine Breoia aebaltcu
iibcr sic oc aan3e StoO 6epegenOe %ro6ibitonsrege
III her cr eincn gan neuen @eiidtspft 6erporge3o5cn
bat Or Hiibeliten ncmt sic Bro5ibitionSbepequng
cine rein firrblitc 9mcgmg ole 81 einen @unD 5ipi.
iden Stride un0 Staot fibre ,.Ge 2etc, weldc oie
6inii5ume non %rob6ition 6efirporicn" ioqte Gr
&u5encit ,bcrporten es ais enc rein firdIide NiaB.
na6nc ole auocren @riaioe sic lie anfi6ren, n6 ne.
beud1rbc mO Oicncr mn on3u i6ren mabrea 3ucd 81
per0cdcn Sbre 6ouptidbide Soee ifeint III ein ocm
gan5en @cmepclen Dren beionocren airdlen Saotehs-
nS oai5iorouaen. Dies lit eleidbeoGlteno nit enet
@inOnB 3uhcn STRIDE nO Staat oos in 0irainien
berets CUR Gbatiadbe eeuor6eB it, Ias pirginidle
Nrchi6itionsaeicb e6t oie @rncnnune cines Gro6bi.
tonS GounIiidrS uor Scr oaS Gciet sur Glrbfii6rua
brinacr ion Sin @eiitlider ocr an Der Spite Der Gir.
Guer gInt Saoou 2Qa iiaro bat oc Grnennunq cr6al-
ten 81 fam pilis.Gomnilidrc mo 3nipctorer cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-31
geianutmadJnusen.


NuItimore, 81. Giiober 1916
Quen 6ierin inicrciiIrieu @croneu oiro
biermi beianni aeQeben, oab Der StraBenbaii.
Snoeiicur ani 30. ciiu6er 1916 in oiclcm
Q,ureaii, iuie es ourc6 oen Qlbfnuil "a, glriifel
So, oes aalimorc stqotGo6cS bon 1906 Dor
Qeidriebcu IT, Den erilareu0eu Qllun mo bic
Suplilatgilc BON gluiloecn eingcreic6i bal
fnr Die Jicty,iOcuirnnQ nno yteii,BflaiicrinQ
bon
NaeD binicr 1900 Nlod CiissWonlimeni Sirabc
goroiete
0lncH bnier 16Ois8lod CitUloHument.S raBe
9lneD butter 2003s9od SitWonumcni SraBe
NQcB biulcr it00iNlod Ror0 &ono StrdBc,
lIifciie
WncD binicr i200rBlod y{oro Bono GirdBe
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gQl6ert q. ehroml.

Gs norb am 90 Cfobcr 1915. nad hr8cm
@rnniieir. slbert 5. sNraml, peliebier Sobn
hon Sacob uno Soboula SdramI, i'm guicr
bon d SaDren Bic Necroiglrlg iifoci am
9auie 9r, 1910, Srsioon.straRe, aus naii
Die lranerieier iioei IN Der aSt Sniobnss
Nr6c" 6aaer lro gismritb SirnBe, nm
h3 lbr ga6mittuas iinii, mo5u GermaHoie
mo 6reunoe adhlnGsooll eingelaoen iino, bei'
lipopncn Neiiebnng ami oen ,r0l. gribier'
Srieoboe." (Cfi3i Nobi)